[12:05] hehe === Ubugtu [n=bugbot@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #kubuntu-devel === poningru [n=poningru@pool-72-64-213-212.tampfl.fios.verizon.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === mdz [n=mdz@studiocity-motorola-bsr1-70-36-194-85.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === _nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === _nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === toma is now known as toma_ [02:02] Riddell: ping ? === andred440 [n=snatch@static-ip-62-75-169-150.inaddr.intergenia.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === LeeJunFan [n=junfan@adsl-69-210-207-5.dsl.klmzmi.ameritech.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel === ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:Tonio_] : Dapper delayed || https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuEspresso || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thurs, 16th March - 20:00 UTC -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings || http://kubuntu.no-ip.org to test networkmanager and knetworkmanager packages === ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:Tonio_] : Dapper delayed || https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuEspresso || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thurs, 16th March - 20:00 UTC -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings || test networkmanager and knetworkmanager packages: http://kubuntu.no-ip.org === ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:Tonio_] : Dapper delayed || https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuEspresso || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thurs, 16th March - 20:00 UTC -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings || test knetworkmanager and wlassistant packages: http://kubuntu.no-ip.org === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jdong [n=jdong@ubuntu/member/jdong] has joined #kubuntu-devel === PounK [n=jkhc@142-217-81-161.telebecinternet.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === seth [n=seth@ubuntu/member/seth] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Huahua [n=hua_@222.50.183.14] has joined #kubuntu-devel === faked [n=faked@83-65-232-3.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === _Sime_ thinks that he has finally figured out why systemsettings only shows the modules in english. [10:20] any tester of Tonio's packages on http://kubuntu.no-ip.org === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:40] w00t dcfldd is out of NEW :) === pef [n=loic@ubuntu/member/pef] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure_ [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === jpatrick [n=patrick@ubuntu/member/jpatrick] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:19] seaLne: congrats :) [11:20] been grinning since i noticed [11:20] seaLne: but has it compiled? [11:20] ah [11:20] yep [11:20] seaLne: what ddfldd? Looks built to me [11:21] jpatrick: thanks [11:21] yep, everywhere https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/dcfldd/1.3.4-0ubuntu1 [11:21] which is always a good sign [11:22] http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/admin/dcfldd <- === ubijtsa_ [n=anders@karlsson.force9.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:47] <_Sime_> Riddell: did you see my message saying that guidance 0.6.3 is out? === hendry [n=hendry@222.106.128.34] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === glatzor [n=sebi@ppp-82-135-64-134.mnet-online.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel === incinerator [n=incinera@82-41-24-164.cable.ubr04.edin.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel === tvo [n=tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel [01:19] is it known that kubuntu-desktop is not dist-upgradable from breezy atm? === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [01:26] Riddell: ping ? that works ;) [01:26] tested knetworkmanager and that works perfectly ;) [01:27] Tonio_: *netswitch packages have entered [01:29] jpatrick: I've seen this ;) [01:29] but my current focus is on knetworkmanager [01:30] jpatrick: I spent 14 hours making all the packages, and well, that rocks ;) [01:34] Tonio_: thanks for knetwrokmanager package [01:35] Tonio_: but we need to deciede what to do with dialup part: fix or remove [01:35] Lure: I did not only this one, but the network-manager package too ;) [01:35] the one provided was horrible (I reused the patches nevertheless) ;) [01:35] Tonio_: but the NM is already being worked on [01:35] Lure: I know, but I finally did the stuff myself [01:36] there were too many things not valid in the package you added on your wikipage [01:36] this one should work finally [01:36] because it is an update of the current package [01:36] the one beeing worked on isn't [01:36] and that a big problem for canonical ;) [01:37] Lure: can you test on my repo ? plz ? [01:37] tested and that's okay for me [01:37] just need to add a dependancy on wpasupplicant [01:37] Tonio_: I will now, I am just running your knetwrokmanager with the other NM [01:37] Lure: okay ;) [01:37] Lure: possible to test everything ? === OculusAquilae [n=oculus@p548D4410.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [01:38] Lure: the problem is that the current package helped me to progress on NM, but will not go, because if it's structure [01:38] Tonio_: will do. I will remove everything (NM, wpa, kNM) and install from your repository [01:38] it is not valid [01:38] Lure: many thanks ;) [01:39] Lure: we have three month to make pressure to have it ;) [01:39] that's worth a pain ;) [01:39] Tonio_: I think that probability greatly increased (have you seen note from Keybuk on DD meeting)? [01:40] Lure: what probably increased ? [01:40] patches and community stuff ? [01:40] of getting NM in Dapper [01:40] Lure: yes, and I remember what mark said ;) we have a chance to get it in === Lure_ [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure_ [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [01:54] Tonio_: I am back, but only wired... :-( [01:54] Luredoesn't work ? [01:55] no :-( [01:55] grmpf [01:55] what's the problem ? [01:55] This is what I get if I try to connect to my WPA2 AP: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/610497 [01:55] can you scan for networks ? [01:56] and yes, I had to manually install wpasupplicant [01:56] LureI know, that is now corrected === _nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [01:57] Tonio_: no - it seems that my ipw2200 is not functioning anymore [01:57] I loaded module and now I can scan... [01:57] Lureokay ;) [01:57] ifconfig [01:58] I assume this isn't networkmanager's fault [01:58] strange that this is the first time I have problem with ipw2200.... [01:58] Lure what is now corrected is the dependancy on wpasupplicant ;) [01:58] and it worked with other packages... [01:58] notnyour problem though :) [01:58] Lure_: hum........ [01:58] weired [01:59] Lure_: did you reboot to have something clean ? [01:59] yep. I removed old packages, installed yours, rebooted and started knetworkmanager [02:00] grmpf....... [02:00] does the card work now ? [02:00] I will reboot again, check ipw2200 state after reboot, then test with both NM and kNM in --no-daemon mode to get error messages [02:00] Lure_: cool [02:01] Tonio_: card is working and I always got networks reported in kNM, I just could not connect [02:01] if that doesn't work, switch back to the other NML package, to be sure it is here the problem, and I will investigate [02:01] my wife is calling me for lunch, I will be back in 30 minutes [02:01] okay ;) [02:01] good lunch [02:06] Tonio_: you want to get KNetworkManager into dapper? [02:08] OculusAquilae: I'd live ;) [02:08] but we still need to work on it ;) [02:09] i'd love (sorry) [02:09] nice [02:10] wlassistant works nice here [02:10] but knetworkmanager would even be better [02:10] OculusAquilae: I know ;) [02:11] I'll try to test it === Oculus [n=bastian@p548D4410.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:19] is anyone else being driven nuts by a missing black line on the right ahnd side of the max/restore button? :) === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === incinerator [n=incinera@82-41-24-164.cable.ubr04.edin.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:29] Tonio_: after reboot, ipw2200 is fine, just kNM does not work for WPA2 [02:29] I am on wired again [02:29] NM logs: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/610553 [02:29] kNM logs: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/610555 [02:30] I have even closed wallet, removed kNM stuff but it does not help [02:30] when I try to connect, I do not get dialog to enter password for the first time :-( [02:30] this has worked with kNM that I have compiled and with other NM packages [02:31] I may "downgrade" again, just to see the difference === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:49] Tonio_: have you seen my posts? === ..[topic/#kubuntu-devel:Tonio_] : Dapper delayed || https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuEspresso || https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuDapperGoals || http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu || Join: http://www.last.fm/group/Kubuntu+Developers/ || Kubuntu meeting on #ubuntu-meeting on Thurs, 16th March - 20:00 UTC -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kubuntu/Meetings [02:49] Lure: nope [02:49] [14:28] Tonio_: after reboot, ipw2200 is fine, just kNM does not work for WPA2 [02:49] Lure: I think I know where is locate the problem [02:49] [14:28] Tonio_: after reboot, ipw2200 is fine, just kNM does not work for WPA2 [02:49] [14:29] kNM logs: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/610555 [02:49] [14:30] I have even closed wallet, removed kNM stuff but it does not help [02:50] yes I miss configure options in NM package :) [02:50] [14:30] when I try to connect, I do not get dialog to enter password for the first time :-( [02:50] that normal [02:50] it doesn't find wpasupplicant [02:50] I will now "downgrade" to Johan's NM + your knetworkmanager and see [02:53] Tonio_: same problem - knetworkmanager just hangs on Activation... [02:53] Maybe it is kNM bug [02:53] Which version of kNM did you use? Same as I did (from blog post)? [02:53] yes [02:54] I will try nm-applet, just to confimr it is kNM === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel [02:54] NetworkManager: Activation (eth1/wireless): access point 'superprout' is encrypted, and a key exists. No new key needed. [02:54] bind(PF_UNIX): No such file or directory [02:54] unlink[ctrl_iface] : No such file or directory [02:54] I'm getting this is the logs [02:54] the problem is I don't know if that is due to knetworkmanager or networkmanager [02:54] Tonio_: have seen something like this once [02:54] Lure: any idea on the way to test this ? [02:56] Tonio_: I will try nm-applet now, but need to disconnect wired network [02:56] will be right back [02:56] k === Lure_ [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:02] Tonio_: back on wireless, but with nm-applet... ;-( [03:03] I suspect this kNM issue (maybe related to KDE wallet) [03:03] currently using Johan's packages, but it may be that your would also work === Tonio__ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:04] Tonio_: back on wireless, but with nm-applet... ;-( [03:04] I suspect this kNM issue (maybe related to KDE wallet) [03:04] currently using Johan's packages, but it may be that your would also work === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:06] Tonio_: ? [03:06] Lureyes ? [03:07] [15:02] Tonio_: back on wireless, but with nm-applet... ;-( [03:07] [15:03] I suspect this kNM issue (maybe related to KDE wallet) [03:07] Lure same problem here with nm_applet [03:07] strange........... [03:07] Lure_: ah ? that works for you ? [03:07] we need to get latest sources from Timo - hist last blog post indicate that [03:07] there were quite some fixes. [03:07] Lureyes [03:07] Tonio_: works, with Johan's packages [03:08] so that works for you with nm-applet........ [03:08] Tonio_: what is different in your packages? [03:08] did you compile with the patches ? === Oculus [n=bastian@p548D4410.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:08] well I haven't been able to build it [03:09] since it was checking for networkmanagerVPN.h file [03:09] I have seen in changelog of Johan's that he basically just forward-port Ubuntu patches from 0.5.x [03:09] that was not in NM package [03:09] yes, but how did you build knetworkmanager ? [03:09] Tonio_: I just removed all VPN stuff - see my patch [03:10] Lure_: you did the patch ? [03:10] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LukaRenko/KNetworkManager [03:10] is it complete ? [03:10] It works for me [03:10] I used it but had other things to remove [03:10] First version was bad (to early in the morning... ), I left out one .h [03:10] now is fixed [03:11] I doubt that we will be able to include NM with VPN [03:11] I know [03:11] VPN brings so many additional dependencies [03:11] but I had to complete tour patch in fact [03:11] This is why 0.5.x has removed it [03:12] Tonio_: yes, and we still need to improve it (dialup networking stuff) [03:12] I would just remove it (it calls yast2 now) [03:12] Lure_: let's find out that latest package [03:12] tarball sorry ;) [03:13] see comments in blog: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LukaRenko/KNetworkManager [03:13] sorry: http://blog.nouse.net/?p=75 [03:13] ;-) [03:14] do you know if suse releases some with sources (as Beta8 was released) [03:14] s/some/come/ [03:16] I will try kNM again - I just could not believe that it does not work anymore [03:17] Lure: wanna make a test ? [03:17] ;-) [03:17] you have new kNM? [03:17] I will repackage knetworkmanager without any patch [03:17] and we'll see ;) [03:17] meaning with VPN in? [03:18] I wanted to test my compile again [03:18] Lure: I will build with minimum changes [03:18] Lure: you can confirm nm-applet works ? [03:18] OK, I will test mine until I am waiting for your package... [03:18] Yes, it works (this is over WPA2) [03:18] but with Johan's NM [03:22] hum [03:22] Lure: let's resume [03:22] my knetworkmanager works with johan's package [03:22] new nm-applet works with my NM package [03:23] is that correct ? [03:23] I did not test your nm-applet, only Johan's [03:23] But I was running your kNM (installed over my previous build kNM) with Johan's NM [03:24] Lure: okay, so I really assume the problem is in networkmanager [03:24] as the nm-applet fails here [03:24] there is something missing [03:24] either dependancy or something problematic in the rules file :) [03:24] let me test, we will find ;) [03:24] probably true, but I do not understand why your kNM worked for me, but it does not anymore [03:25] maybe make install did something [03:25] that your package does not... [03:25] Tonio_: are you testing with WPA2 or something else? [03:27] Tonio_: I think we should stick with Johan's NM and focus on kNM polish [03:29] Lure: WEP [03:30] Lure: Johan's NM is crappy ;) [03:30] will never go [03:30] what is wrong? [03:30] works, but the package is not convenient for canonical [03:30] Lure: looked at it ? [03:30] Lure: it build with dpkg-buildpackage but not pbuilder [03:30] just changelog - and it looks like they are just forward porting NM 0.5.x patches [03:31] Tonio_: then fix the build ;-) (I would, but do not know anything about pbuilder ;-)) === hunger [n=tobias@p54A6134C.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:34] Lure: I'm on it ;) [03:35] that's not a big problem, certainly easy to fix once located ;) === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:36] Tonio_: tried my own kNM and it does not work - so your package is at least not worse than my build ;-) [03:37] nm-applet works (even though I need to type in my passwd all the time) [03:37] Lure: yes, I'm convinced the problem is in NM package [03:37] since I merged stuff from canonical and johan's [03:38] but still: why with Johan's NM, nm-applet works and kNM does not? [03:38] Lure: didn't test, :) [03:38] works for you ? [03:38] yes [03:38] good [03:38] so we can consider knetworkmanager package is okay [03:39] and kNM did work before I installed your NM === mdz [n=mdz@studiocity-motorola-bsr1-70-36-194-85.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [03:39] yes [03:39] so my nm is the problem [03:39] Maybe your package has left something on system that broke kNM? [03:39] will work toonight !!!!!!!! [03:39] exactly [03:39] ;-) [03:41] I need to find the god comprimise [03:41] good [03:42] seen this post: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=839810&postcount=30 [03:42] who are they? [03:43] Lure: no idea [03:43] Lure: #ubuntu-devel [03:43] jpatrick: never been there, but will check [03:44] jpatrick: canonical employes ? [03:44] Tonio_: dunno [03:44] saw he talking a few moments ago [03:44] Tonio_: he is online in ubuntu-devel - maybe you should ping him about pbuilder [03:44] and let's join forces to get this trough [03:45] Lure: nope, if he is working on the packages, I prefer to let him work ;) [03:45] will make tests on my own for the moment, and foccus on knetworkmanager [03:45] Tonio_: but you should mention pbuilder issue - isn;t that a showstoper for inclusion? [03:46] Lure: he will see the issue don't mind :) [03:47] Riddell: ping? === mornfall nearly faints spotting that libept with -g is 100M === Parkotron [n=parker@fctnnbsc16w-156034215020.nb.aliant.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:00] mornfall: hi [04:02] Riddell: you wanted to make the default installer icon be gear right? [04:02] or got something else? [04:03] the icon for adept_installer? === _nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:04] Riddell: no, the icon for packages that don't have icon === superstoned [n=supersto@168-234.surfsnel.dsl.internl.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:11] /win 4 [04:11] err === Pygi [n=mario@83-131-249-148.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:16] well, i put "exec" icon there for now [04:16] that'd be gear in crystal [04:16] i hope :) === jeroenvrp [n=jeroenvr@k-uptown.xs4all.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:19] hi folks [04:19] someone here?! [04:19] I've got strange problems on dapper [04:21] mount: block device /dev/hdc is write-protected, mounting read-only [04:21] mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hdc, [04:21] missing codepage or other error [04:21] In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try [04:21] dmesg | tail or so [04:21] dmesg | tail : [04:21] [4354302.985000] attempt to access beyond end of device [04:21] [4354302.986000] hdc: rw=0, want=68, limit=4 [04:21] [4354302.986000] isofs_fill_super: bread failed, dev=hdc, iso_blknum=16, block=16 [04:22] strange thing is that the DVD player just works when I boot [04:22] reboot === toma_ is now known as toma [04:22] after a while I can't mount my DVD's anymore [04:22] not manual and not auto [04:23] my fstab entry looks like this: [04:23] /dev/hdc /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto 0 0 === freeflying-ibook [n=freeflyi@211.91.14.66] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:28] mornfall: yes, exec is a good icon for that [04:28] mornfall: I should talk to mvo about getting more icons in app-install-data [04:29] Riddell: yes, that'd be nice [04:29] Riddell: i wanted to ask, should i introduce kde-icons-crystal as dependency to adept? [04:29] maybe i would vote for Recommends [04:30] hmm, I suppose kde-icons-crystal would bring in icons for a lot of apps [04:35] Riddell: I packaged and tested knetworkmanager [04:35] needs a few patches but works :) [04:36] <_Sime_> Riddell: hey. Did you notice that 0.6.3 of guidance is out. [04:36] I'm currently working with Pygi, who is working on networkmanager packages, and we're going to merge our work to get knetworkmanager work perfectly [04:37] joy ^_^ [04:37] Riddell: just that I need to remove the vpn and ppp stuff from it [04:37] Pygi: hehe ;) [04:37] well need to reboot now [04:37] Tonio_: yeah saw that, will try it out at some point (along with wlassistant) [04:37] Pygi: are you in contact with keybuk at all about it? [04:37] _Sime_: yes I did, I'll package it up tomorro [04:37] tomorrow [04:38] Riddel: yup ^_^ [04:38] <_Sime_> Riddell: cool. BTW, I now understand what is happening in systemsetting wrt l10n. === Pygi at least guess so... I think _ion talked with keybuk [04:40] or maybe I could try? [04:40] _Sime_: what's happening? [04:40] <_Sime_> Riddell: it is quite simple really. [04:41] <_Sime_> Riddell: For example. There is no NL or FR translation file for systemsettings. So it uses the default. === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [04:42] <_Sime_> Riddell: Actually it removes NL/FR from the list of languages that the app can use for translation (KLocale). [04:42] Riddell: if a knetworkmanager package is provided, do you want it to autostart like skim or adept_notifier ? [04:42] <_Sime_> Riddell: So when the modules are loaded, they also specify thier own translation file. BUT! === mornfall notes that notifier now hides if there are no updates ;-) [04:43] <_Sime_> Riddell: it won't get used, because NL/FR have been removed from the list of available languages. [04:43] so now to the wide buttons :'( [04:44] that's a boring task [04:44] <_Sime_> Riddell: Simply put. If systemsettings doesn't have a NL or FR etc translation then KLocale will not mix and match languages in the modules. [04:44] could someone do that for me ? ;-) [04:44] _Sime_: where's the guidance tar? [04:44] <_Sime_> http://www.simonzone.com/software/guidance/ [04:45] Tonio_:pm pls [04:45] http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=840330 [04:54] _Sime_: that's quite nasty of it [04:54] Tonio_: yes, it should autostart [04:55] <_Sime_> Riddell: it is like that to avoid situations like English (L to R) being mixed with Hebrew (R to L). [04:55] <_Sime_> Riddell: it just means we have to get busy translating systemsettings. [04:56] I suppose I could perfecter mon francais [04:56] and you know dutch [04:56] s/mon/ma/ [04:56] <_Sime_> there are not many strings in sysstemsettings. [04:56] <_Sime_> and most of them appear in kcontrol too. (I think). [04:57] and we don't even show the menu bar any more so many aren't used [04:59] <_Sime_> BTW, I think I'm going to rip the "submit a bug report" code out of s-s. [04:59] <_Sime_> it is a hang over from kcontrol. [05:08] I could do the Spanish === faked [n=faked@85-124-45-106.dynamic.xdsl-line.inode.at] has joined #kubuntu-devel [05:13] <_Sime_> I'm not sure if the normal KDE translations teams pick up on programs in KDE SVN playground. [05:20] <_Sime_> hey toma [05:20] hi _Sime_ [05:20] <_Sime_> for Dapper we really need to get systemsettings translated. [05:20] <_Sime_> otherwise, (at the very least) all of the modules use EN. [05:20] <_Sime_> even if they are already translated. [05:21] _Sime_: what localization? [05:21] <_Sime_> nlindblad: localisation and translation of the systemsettings GUI. [05:21] _Sime_: everything running as root here is English [05:21] Adept for example [05:21] _Sime_: if there is a pot, im sure Rinse will translate [05:22] <_Sime_> :-) [05:23] _Sime_: is it in kdesvn or ? [05:23] <_Sime_> do you know what I have to do on a svn and makefile level for this to happen? [05:23] _Sime_: if there is a messages target then it should be extreacted automaticall [05:24] y [05:24] something like: [05:24] messages: rc.cpp [05:24] $(EXTRACTRC) `find . -name \*.ui -o -name \*.rc` > rc.cpp [05:24] $(XGETTEXT) *.cpp -o $(podir)/rsibreak.pot [05:24] Riddell: http://tiber.tauware.de/~jpatrick/debs/guidance-0.6.3/ [05:25] <_Sime_> toma: it appears to only use unsermake. [05:26] <_Sime_> toma: nope, no messages target. [05:27] _Sime_: if you add it to the Makefile.am, then a script will extract it all and put it in the right i18n folder [05:27] <_Sime_> toma: I'll have a closer look. [05:28] you can look at playground/utils/rsibreak/src/Makefile.am as a reference [05:29] <_Sime_> ok [05:29] _Sime_: that means when you package the systemsettings you should iterate over the available languages and fetch the translations and package them with systemsettings [05:31] i can advice using a script like release_rsibreak.rb found in playground/utils/rsibreak to do that automatically [05:34] <_Sime_> toma: why is there a kcontro.po in /trunk/l10n/nl/messages/playground-base/ ? [05:34] <_Sime_> toma: looks a bit weird. [05:34] <_Sime_> toma: also, the Makefile.am already has a messages: rc.cpp line. [05:41] _Sime_: you mean kcontrol.po? [05:42] <_Sime_> toma: there is a kcontrol.po there when I expected to see a systemsettings.po. [05:42] kcontrol.po is also in the templates folder so, there has been a target in the past which created that [05:43] somwhere in bas [05:43] e [05:44] <_Sime_> systemsettings was based on kcontrol. [05:44] ok, maybe something from the past then? forgot to adjust? let me check [05:45] the target is incomplete btw, see my example above [05:46] _Sime_: http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/playground/base/systemsettings/Makefile.am?rev=486339&r1=475778&r2=486339 [05:47] there is a systemsettings template, look at http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/l10n/templates/messages/playground-base/ [05:47] rinse just has not translated it [05:48] i'll remove the kcontrol.pot [05:48] <_Sime_> ok, so it is in order. [05:50] _Sime_: only that it extracts messages from .cpp files, not from .rc files.. [05:50] no idea if that is needed [05:52] <_Sime_> that's ok, there is no text in the *.rc files. [05:57] <_Sime_> Riddell: are you aware of any other programs in KDE's SVN that are not translated? [05:57] <_Sime_> or anybody else here. [05:59] Riddell: ping too ;) [06:09] <_Sime_> toma: ok, I'll have a closer look at that ruby script of yours after dinner. [06:09] _Sime_: ok [06:10] <_Sime_> toma: thanks [06:10] _Sime_: no problem [06:10] <_Sime_> fabo: yes, (I can't pm) === _Sime_|food should register at freenode.... [06:12] _Sime_|food: about linitian init.d-script-does-not-implement-required-option for guidance [06:12] but rake your time to eat ;) [06:12] take === enfact_ [n=enfact@c-24-63-70-248.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:20] Tonio_: have seen that kNM (you changed wiki) will be now in NM repositories - do you have already a package to test [06:20] Lure: please wait ^_^ [06:20] I am also suspecting that my kNM problems may be related to wpasupplicant (I had it ENABLED in config file) [06:20] Lure: no, you were missing one package ^_^ [06:21] Pygi: which one (it works with nm-applet) [06:21] Lure: l-r-m packages [06:21] Pygi: I do not think so, I have ipw2200 which always worked [06:21] it just stopped today when we were playing with Tonio_ and only with kNM [06:22] I think l-r-m is for madwifi and similar [06:23] Lure: yup, it is... sorry...well, me and Tonio got it workin'... [06:23] for the most part...only ppp more needs removing [06:23] and he got offline :-S === Huahua [n=hua_@222.50.183.14] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:40] errm === NeoChaosX [n=nael@ppp-71-139-171-87.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:48] Tonio_: hi [06:48] Lure: re [06:48] Lure: I was thinking about making a DapperKNetworkManager page [06:49] same than DapperNetworkManager [06:49] are you fine with it ? [06:49] hi Lure [06:49] why not just add KDE stuff to DapperNetworkManager [06:49] Lure: ask Pygi ;) [06:49] kNM is anyway just front-end [06:50] Pygi: can we just add the info to your wiki page (and I can kill my sub-page) [06:50] Lure: and anyway the knetworkmanager will be on the same repo [06:50] exactly [06:50] Lure: You can Kill your page, and Tonio will make DapperKNetworkManager ;) [06:50] Tonio: about the repos, we need to talk ^_^ [06:51] Pygi: ah ? ;) [06:51] we should just point clearly that users should do appropriate install (knetworkmanager vs. nm-applet) [06:51] NeoChaosX: hi [06:51] Lure: yes [06:51] Tonio: it seems that you will need to host all on your repo, as the current repo is DSL ^_^ [06:51] Tonio: New n-m is in the current repo, waiting for you [06:51] Pygi: do you think we need to have separate page for kNM? I would just add to your DapperNM [06:52] Lure: talk with Tonio_ about that [06:52] Tonio_: You'll have to fetch a few more packages [06:52] like l-r-m package, wpasupplicant 0.4.8, libnl ;) [06:52] Pygi: it is managed with deps [06:53] I should have anything to change [06:53] Pygi: do I ? [06:53] Tonio: yes, I do understand...but we should have it all in repo [06:53] Tonio: yes, fetch it into the repo [06:53] please also fetch all the packages that are in current repo to urs [06:53] Pygi: to me knetworkmanager depends on network-manager which depends on other packages no ? [06:54] Tonio: yup, agreed ^_^ [06:54] Tonio_: but it seems you don't understand me ^_^ [06:54] hum, I removed everything in my repo ;) [06:54] yes, I know ^_^ [06:54] Pygi: why not simply use your's ? [06:54] and now you need to get it back ^_^ [06:54] I'm a bit lost I must say :) [06:54] Tonio_: Pygi is asking to replicate Johan's repo in yours [06:54] Tonio_: because it's dsl, and it's gonna crash if a lot of users come ^_^ [06:54] Pygi: ah !!!!!!!!! [06:55] so let's use my repo as a base ;) [06:55] Tonio_: do you got it now? ^_^ [06:55] Tonio: yup ^_^ [06:55] it is a dedicated webserver [06:55] okay [06:55] no pb [06:55] you need to fetch all packages from current repo, fetch wpasupplicant 0.4.8, libnl, l-r-m package (will give you link) [06:55] and put in there ur package as well [06:56] yep of course ;) [06:56] Tonio_: O, finally you understand what I am saying :-P [06:56] so apt-get source network-manager libnl wpasupplicant [06:56] what else ? [06:56] you can see wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperNetworkManager [06:56] it is updated [06:57] Pygi: are you aware that new kernel build was just announced - would this impact your l-r-m packages? [06:58] Lure: probably not.. we'll see ;) [06:58] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/dapper-changes/2006-March/007934.html [06:58] yes, yes, I know [06:58] I am concerned that this may override your packages and would break NM for some users [06:58] nop, no worries [06:58] http://people.ubuntu.com/~adconrad/networkmanager-lrm/ [06:59] do I need to grab all of this ? [06:59] Tonio_: yup ;) [06:59] and yes, I know it is big :-P [06:59] grmpf........ ^^ === OculusAquilae [n=bastian@p548D031C.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [06:59] Tonio: ^_^ [07:00] Pygi: it'll take a few minutes to build :) [07:00] okay, I'm rebuilding everything from sources and upload then* [07:01] Tonio_: k, and can I get access to repository so I could upload "updated packages" if need arises, or will you handle all? [07:02] Pygi: i can make you an ftp access account [07:03] just wait [07:03] hey Lure, do you mind if I explain here what's my WPA set up like? [07:03] Pygi: you just have to upload, the repo content is updated every 15 minutes [07:03] NeoChaosX: OK (maybe Pygi can help also) [07:04] Tonio_: k, thanks [07:04] alright. I've got a D-Link DWL-G630 that has an Atheros chipset. Using the patched l-r-m to get WPA working with madwifi [07:05] before I tried NM, I had the card configued in /etc/network/interfaces and some networks defined in /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf, including the WPA network I use at home [07:06] NeoChaosX: similar as me (just with ipw2200) [07:06] does kNM work now? [07:06] when I installed the new wpa_supplicant, I choose to save my old settings for the program rather than let the package install it's files over it. Should I have let it overwrite my old settings? [07:07] the ppp package isn't working nicely [07:07] NeoChaosX: I think so - with NM wpasupplicant should not run (ENABLED=0) as it is controled by NM [07:07] Tonio_: :-( [07:07] I'm going to upload without it for the moment and work on that after ;) [07:07] I see [07:07] Lure: we have time :) === Pygi kills misbehaving ppp [07:08] now, when I tried with nm-applet, it was connecting, although, it would drop the connection after about a minute or so [07:09] i didn't get the logs of it's activity for some reason [07:09] NeoChaosX: this sounds like bacground scan issue I spotted while reading IRC logs [07:09] background scan? [07:09] Lure: once the package is uploaded are you okay to help me with that ptch ? [07:10] sounds a bit harder to perform than the vpn one [07:10] Lure: could you elaborate on that issue? [07:10] NeoChaosX: madwifi driver does not support scanning while connection is active [07:10] Oh, I see [07:10] NeoChaosX: you may want to search http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ [07:11] Lure: I think we only need to hide the ppp entry in context menu, that's it [07:11] nothing more [07:11] just look ubuntu-devel channel logs for last 2-3 days [07:11] but I didn't find exactly where to do it [07:11] okay, I'll look there [07:11] Tonio_: I can look into code and see if I can help with patch [07:11] Lure: I must say I didn't check hard [07:11] Tonio_: I will test for sure! [07:11] Lure: okay ;) [07:11] The thing is, with KNM, as I said in the forums, it's not even managing to get to the supplicant [07:12] NeoChaosX: worry do not, it'll be fixed ;) [07:12] Alright. I guess I can wait [07:12] NeoChaosX: that is what Tonio_ and myself are currently working on ;-) [07:12] NeoChaosX: it is supposed to work now [07:12] we need to strip more code out and latest source would also help (but not released yet by SuSE) [07:12] but I need to build everything first :) [07:13] Lure: it is release with latest suse version [07:13] don't know where to grab the source code [07:13] Tonio: you got wlassistant working in Ubuntu? [07:13] NeoChaosX: yes :) [07:13] Tonio_: exactly - and you have seen Timo comment [07:13] perfectly working [07:13] I guess I'll try that, too, then [07:14] ls [07:14] sorry. [07:14] NeoChaosX: we'll have an announcement later on...just wait pls ^_^ [07:14] Tonio_: perhaps we could really call it KPPP if it is installed by default in Kubuntu? [07:15] Sure thing, Pygi. I'll be paying attention for that, then [07:15] Pygi: in a second step yes [07:15] why not in fact :) [07:15] but not sure of the good interaction [07:15] ;) [07:15] Pygi: I'm building everthing, uploading everything, and then we'll test ;) [07:15] thanks for all the help, guys. [07:16] NeoChaosX: yw === NeoChaosX [n=nael@ppp-71-139-171-87.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Konversation] [07:18] Tonio_: k, great... [07:20] Pygi: network-manager ftbfs........ [07:20] btw. it seems that our l-r-m packages will break once new kernel is released [07:20] grmpf...... [07:20] o joy...what now? ;) [07:21] /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lnl [07:21] collect2: ld returned 1 exit status [07:21] make[4] : *** [NetworkManager] Error 1 [07:21] using pbuilder [07:21] Pygi: we need to wait for this release and the rebuild [07:21] Tonio_: wrong source dependancy to libnl? [07:21] yep :) [07:21] exactly [07:21] I'm changing this [07:21] Tonio_: you have anticipated that ;-) [07:21] kk, thanks [07:22] libnl-dev [07:22] Lure: we can have the current l-r-m packages, and rebuild later... [07:22] the problem is : why isn't libnl-dev depending on libnl1 ? [07:22] the problem is there [07:22] Pygi: may I correct this ? [07:22] Pygi: problem is that new release will probably override patched one and users will have madwifi w/o NM support [07:23] you will then get wrong reports that it does not work [07:23] Tonio_: yes, please do...but also upload libnl-dev to repository as well [07:23] Lure: when is new kernel getting out? [07:23] of course [07:23] Pygi: when it succesfully builds on all platforms (from couple of hours to a day - at least from experience) [07:24] Lure: hm,ok...we'll wait for the announcement then [07:24] Pygi: I think it make sense - I would not like to get negative reports that may influence later smooth inclusion into Dapper ;-) [07:25] BTW, you can watch build waiting list here: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+builds [07:25] Lure: worry do not ;) [07:25] Lure: it's gonna take a long time ;) [07:26] Pygi: you can see that sparc already completed build of 2.6.15-19.28 [07:27] Tonio_: Btw., note that if you need to edit the control file in the n-m package, edit debian/control.in and then run DEB_AUTO_UPDATE_DEBIAN_CONTROL=yes fakeroot debian/rules clean and inspect the generated debian/control. [07:27] and it failed on amd64 - it may take long, yes :-( [07:27] That's cdbs's feature that allows automatic generation of some dependencies. [07:29] Pygi: I'm editing control in libnl package :) [07:29] to make libnl-dev depending libnm1 [07:29] libnl1 [07:29] Tonio_: kk, great ;) [07:30] Pygi: don't you use pbuilder to build packages ? [07:30] I assume no cause you would have seen the problem :) [07:30] Tonio_: ^_^ [07:30] Pygi: you should, really ;) [07:31] Tonio_: please blame Tom Parker ^_^ Thank you ^_^ [07:31] Pygi: amd64 failed due to missing fw for ipw2200 - I suppose they can fix this quickly [07:31] http://lorien.mornfall.net:8012/m/adept-installer-buttons.png [07:31] _Sime_: i think you complained too? :) [07:31] if someone else did, look and tell what you think [07:32] Tonio_: should I then remove DialUp or will you change it to use kppp? [07:33] Lure: we may test this :) [07:33] Lure: you can apt-get source knetworkmanager on my repo [07:33] although it cannot install (networkmanager still missing) [07:34] Lure: can you have a look plz ? [07:34] Tonio_: will do [07:34] time for me to build everything :) [07:34] I know... === enfact_ [n=enfact@c-24-63-70-248.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [07:35] Tonio_: repo is signed with what key? [07:35] unsigned [07:35] <_Sime_> mornfall: better. [07:35] Tonio_: that is not good .... [07:35] Pygi: before submitting the package to canonical, I suggest we remove that tarball.mk stuff :) agree ??? [07:35] Pygi: wy ? [07:35] it is a public testing repo [07:35] <_Sime_> mornfall: is it possible to put the buttons under the text area on the right side, and also to put the [07:35] Tonio: agreed [07:35] why signing it [07:36] Tonio_: ah ok, no signing [07:36] ? [07:36] the packages are signed of course [07:36] Tonio_: I agreed on removing the .mk stuff [07:36] yes, I know [07:36] <_Sime_> mornfall: "X to install, Y to remove" text next above the buttons. [07:36] Tonio_: is still may make sense to sign - at least you know that you have built them [07:36] <_Sime_> mornfall: AND remove the other text from the status bar. [07:36] Tonio_: we ain't gonna actually submit nothing, until everything is tested and works ^_^ [07:36] _Sime_: under the text area? [07:36] Lure: nah, no need to sign nothing [07:37] how do you imagine that? [07:37] <_Sime_> mornfall: so that that grey space to the left of the buttons dissappears. [07:37] Pygi: we will have to lintian the packages too [07:37] correcting al errors [07:37] _Sime_: wtf? [07:37] might take a little moment :) [07:37] Tonio_: Failed to fetch http://kubuntu.no-ip.org/kubuntu/dists/dapper/main/source/knetworkmanager_0.09+0.1r5842.orig.tar.gz 403 Forbidden [07:37] _Sime_: so they take width of complete window? [07:37] Tonio_: yup, I know... everything should be perfect ;) [07:37] i thought that was what you so disliked? [07:37] Lure: ah ? wait ;) [07:38] <_Sime_> mornfall: no, bring the bottom of the app list down a bit and close up that empty space. [07:38] Lure: should be okay :) [07:38] _Sime_: not possible at all [07:38] Tonio_: true ;-) [07:38] _Sime_: what happens when i click next? [07:39] <_Sime_> mornfall: what next? [07:39] _Sime_: apply changes [07:39] _Sime_: the layout will reshuffle? === apokryphos [i=[U2FsdGV@server2.polaristar.com] has joined #kubuntu-devel [07:39] anyhow [07:39] not possible [07:39] not to mention it would cause lots of layout headaches === _Sime_ will have a look at how adept_installer now works. [07:40] Pygi: everything is on the repo except linux-restricted modules [07:41] i could remove the installed/available/upgradable statistic from statusbar [07:41] Tonio_: please put them as well if it's not too much trouble...so we can test current packages for now... [07:41] but i am not sure what would that help [07:41] Tonio_: and we'll just update the package later [07:42] Pygi: currently building :) [07:42] not a problem with bandwidth, ust that it is long to build :) === _Sime_ is just going to quickly swap the gfx card on his dapper machine first..... [07:48] Tonio_: we'll just wait with the announcment until we build l-r-m for new kernel, and until we make sure ppp is solved on knetworkmanager [07:48] Lure, Tonio_: so are you going to link against KPPP, or just erase it off the menu? [07:48] Pygi: yes right :) [07:48] Pygi: we will test maybe :) [07:49] Pygi: I would remove for now, as nobody will test [07:49] Lure: are you looking at the sources ? [07:49] we may add it back later (with next upstream sync) if it works [07:49] Tonio_: yes [07:49] Lure: I think we just have to remove the entry in the context menu in fact [07:49] no need to remove the full feature from the source code [07:49] Tonio_: I suggest we remove all code, as we did with VPN [07:50] same was done in NM with VPN [07:50] Lure: not as easy as the vpn stuff :) [07:50] Lure: no need...just remove from the menu [07:50] only problem is that two patches may conflict [07:50] Lure: I had to remove a few vpn entries and add that to your patch [07:50] it was faling in pbuilder [07:50] ;) [07:50] now it works ;) [07:50] Lure: just remove it from menu, that's better solution [07:50] Lure: no two patches will not conflict [07:51] Lure: use cdbs to patch === mornfall thinks "fetch updates" could use a bit of rephrasing [07:51] then it'll apply the first patches, and you will work in the patched sources [07:51] Lure: familiar with this or not ? [07:51] Tonio_: with cdbs - no [07:51] Lure: you should have a look [07:52] cdbs is part of which package? [07:52] Lure: I would suggest just removing the entry cause that'll help wor package updates :) [07:52] Lure: apt-get install cdbs [07:52] Tonio_: agreed... [07:52] Lure: so Lure, just remove it from menu [07:52] I don't really like 40k patches :) [07:52] no need to remove code [07:53] Tonio_: but then we should re-do the VPN patch also [07:53] Lure: maybe yes [07:53] Lure: nop, not really [07:53] ;) [07:53] Tonio_: no perhaps... dapper will never have support for vpn [07:53] Pygi: kNM VPN patch, not NM one [07:53] Pygi: the patch is 40 k [07:53] Lure: yes, I am aware of that [07:53] will be a pain for updates [07:53] no need to patch everything [07:53] Tonio_: ah, ok, then just return it [07:54] easier to maintain package afterwards [07:54] Tonio_: I recall now - VPN had to go, as there is no NM-VPN.h file! [07:54] Lure: the difference with vpn is that thare are built cpp files, header files inclusion etc........ [07:54] we don't have another choice thatn removing the code or build fails [07:54] it is different with ppp, it is just a link in a menu :) [07:54] so we don't have deep patch to perform [07:54] OK, I will do then just menu removal for DialUp [07:55] exactly........ [07:55] VPN stays removed completely for now [07:55] we will be fucked with every updates because of that vpn stuff but that's it :) [07:55] I hope there will not be many... ;-) [07:55] Tonio_: I'll be going now ... will be back in like an hour ... don't do nothing silly while I am not here ;) [07:56] Pygi: linux drivers uploading [07:56] Pygi: I never do silly things ;) [07:56] Tonio_: k, we will change wiki's when I come back [07:56] except when out of my computer :) [08:00] <_Sime_> mornfall: after I installed something, adept_installer disappeared. huh. [08:00] _Sime_: disappeared? or only offered quit [08:00] <_Sime_> mornfall: offered "Done: quit" [08:01] _Sime_: so stop confusing me [08:01] _Sime_: that's obviously fixed now :) [08:01] <_Sime_> mornfall: fixed? [08:01] well, there are now 2 buttons [08:01] so there's back to program selection and quit [08:03] <_Sime_> ok [08:04] <_Sime_> "Forget changes and quit" ==>"Cancel & Quit" ? [08:06] Riddell: kdesu is causing me lots of headache :'( [08:06] apparently more bugs reported against adept are kdesu problems than adept problems === mornfall kicks malone *goddamn thing* why can't it remember sorting i use in bug lists === OculusAquilae [n=bastian@p548D031C.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #kubuntu-devel [08:09] fabo: hi [08:09] mornfall: what problems does it cause? [08:09] Riddell: the adept fail to start bugs all seem to disappear when one uses sudo adept instead of kdesu adept [08:09] Riddell: then, there is the style issue and translation issue [08:11] Riddell: and then there are the mysterious freezes that disappear when kdesu is not used (hitting details while running with kdesu freezes adept in some situations) === Pygi is partly back [08:12] Tonio_: I just thought of somethin'... [08:12] Tonio_: If we will have to support this package for 3 years... [08:13] and then there is the skim snafu, having skim active makes adept totally crawl [08:13] Tonio_: wouldn't it be hard if we would always need to handle the vpn stuff? :-/ [08:13] Pygi: dunno ;) [08:13] i don't know what is skim doing to the program, but it's weird [08:13] Pygi: there is no other way to do it [08:13] Tonio_: well, I know ;-P [08:13] Tonio_: yup, that is understandable === mornfall installs skim to see what happens [08:14] Tonio_: can you please edit both wiki pages to appropriate repos? [08:15] then we'll do the merging once I am fully back [08:15] yes [08:15] I'll do that [08:15] Tonio_: k, thanks [08:16] <_Sime_> mornfall: http://www.simonzone.com/software/adept_installer_gui_sime.png [08:17] Tonio_: btw. are you sure you changed libnl-dev to be dependant on libnl? [08:17] _Sime_: i said "no" already [08:17] they are same number :-/ [08:17] Tonio_: Also, everything you changed in any package...have you added it to the changelog? [08:17] _Sime_: or, let me rephrase: i will consider it when i see patches [08:17] <_Sime_> mornfall: awww go on. :) [08:17] Tonio [08:18] Tonio_: As the original was versioned -1, the changed version should probably be versioned -1ubuntu0.1 [08:18] Tonio_: So if and when it's moved to an official Ubuntu repository, the version can be changed to -1ubuntu1, which is still greater than -1ubuntu0.whatever [08:19] Pygi: nope, version should be 0ubuntu1 [08:20] moin [08:20] Pygi: no debian package exist yet [08:20] AFAIK [08:20] Tonio_: I am not really sure in that... also, have you changed the changelog? and why is it the same version if you changed dependecies? [08:20] The changelog can be modified easily with the dch utility [08:20] % dch -n -D dapper [08:20] ubuntu [08:21] mornfall: any idea if these problems are caused by the sudo use of kdesu rather than kdesu as su? [08:21] Tonio_: perhaps, but we are going for original naming... [08:21] Tonio_: -n means non-maintainer update (so the last bit of the version number is increased, e.g. -1ubuntu0.5 -1ubuntu0.6). As the package is not official, you can remove the "* Non-maintainer update" line it adds from the changelog. [08:21] Pygi: this is the ubuntu naming convention [08:21] Tonio_: ah, ok ... have you at least changed the changelog? [08:21] Pygi: nmu isn't important in ubuntu/main [08:21] <_Sime_> mornfall: is adept in kde playground?? [08:22] Pygi: didn't you ? [08:22] uupdate can perform the changelog update automatically [08:22] Tonio_: I did ...but to libnl-dev I thought... that you changed the deps? [08:22] Pygi: no need to comment any modification in debian/ folder [08:23] as it is the original upload [08:23] Tonio_: hm, kk [08:23] when it is an update of an existing package, that is to comment, yes [08:23] Pygi: can you imagin the original changelog if you comment EVERYTHING in the debian folder ;) [08:23] Tonio_: and hopefully "non-maintainer update" doesn't exist? [08:23] 40 pages at least [08:23] Tonio_: hehe ;) [08:24] Pygi: this isn't important in hte ubuntu world [08:24] it is in debian's [08:24] Tonio_: ah, ok [08:24] okay, let me polish the packages [08:24] gimme an hour [08:24] Tonio_: hehe, ok, I am away for an hour anyway [08:24] <_Sime_> mornfall: don't worry, found it. [08:25] Tonio_: currently only _ion is listed as maintainer of n-m packages, add me in there as well ^_^ [08:25] Tonio_: in the package I mean ^_^ [08:25] see ya later [08:25] Pygi: ;) [08:25] Tonio_: what I did this time? ^_^ [08:28] Tonio_: ok, you haven't answered me what I did this time? ^_^ btw. I hope you have added urself as maintainter of knm package? [08:29] Riddell: i can try reproducing on debian kdesu [08:29] Riddell: i think fail to start happens here too from time to time (with kdesu) [08:30] _Sime_: well, if you are serious about hacking it [08:30] _Sime_: i should probably update the kde svn copy of it :) [08:30] Pygi: problem with linux-restricted package [08:30] <_Sime_> mornfall: how hard could it be. [08:30] impossible to debuild -S it........ [08:30] Tonio_: uh, huh [08:30] Pygi: what is this d-i folder ? [08:31] Tonio_: debian-installer? [08:31] <_Sime_> mornfall: I just want to try shuffling a couple of widgets around. [08:31] Lure: don't know except that it fails [08:31] _Sime_: depending on how experienced you are, probably few hours of work === enfact [n=enfact@c-24-63-70-248.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [08:32] _Sime_: (maybe more... i guess it'd take me at least an hour) === toma is now known as toma_ [08:32] _Sime_: (and a fairly heavy violation of my freeze rules) [08:32] Tonio_: hm ... [08:33] Pygi: let me check [08:33] Tonio_: it is debian-installer but ... [08:35] Pygi: it is a problem in the package structure [08:35] that is due to the fact you don't use pbuilder and debuild [08:35] but dpkg-buildpackage [08:35] right ? [08:37] the l-r-m packages were made by infinity [08:38] Pygi: ho yes right :) === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [08:38] Tonio_: what now? :-P [08:39] Tonio_: these packages are original ubuntu + one patch - can we just redo-them? [08:40] Lure: not that easy [08:40] well let me go for an hour to polish those packages :) [08:40] I can't do that if I'm pingued every 5 seconds here :) [08:40] What if we just download infinity packages (binary) and put them in your repository? [08:40] ;-) [08:41] Tonio_: nobody pinged you ... I see no ping ... and I was still unable to go for an hour :-/ [08:41] Lure: we did that... and they are no good ;) [08:42] Pygi: ust that this konversation is blinking everytime :) [08:42] s/ust/just [08:42] kk, go work ^_^ [08:45] _Sime_: so how? i have pulled now so i can push changes to svn.kde.org if you like :) [08:46] Riddell: is "Get New Applications" the Name you want for installer? [08:46] Riddell: my branch says Add/Remove Programs as GenericName and Adept Installer as Name [08:54] <_Sime_> mornfall: I'll try to have a look at it this week. [08:55] <_Sime_> mornfall: I've also got to fix up the systemsettings tarballs (e.g. collecting all the translated *.po files) [08:56] _Sime_: okey, let me know upfront in that case [08:56] _Sime_: that you want to work on it [08:57] <_Sime_> mornfall: I'll play with it first before sinking too much time into it. [08:57] sure :) [08:57] _Sime_: the idea is that i won't needlessly sync up now if not needed === Parkotron [n=parker@fctnnbsc16w-156034213166.nb.aliant.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:04] Riddell: 2 items left on 1.91 todo -- clear up .desktop files and bug you about app-install-data :-) [09:04] Riddell: (or bug mvo) [09:06] Pygi: should be clean now :) === ubijtsa sees the version string "1.91" and wonders if adept is being updated === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #kubuntu-devel === ubijtsa also wonders if that might fix Malone#31736 [09:11] ubijtsa: yes, but nothing major :) [09:12] Tonio_: I have a patch, but this packaging still bothers me (cdbs) [09:13] I tested it only as manual build, not as package... [09:13] mornfall: still, I'll try and verify that defect again, once the update been posted === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:14] ubijtsa: which defect? *puzzled* [09:14] Malone#31736 [09:14] Tonio_: are you back? [09:14] Lure: yes [09:14] need to reboot :) [09:14] mornfall: don't worry, frequently I don't know what I am talking about either ;) [09:15] ubotu: bug 31736 [09:15] Malone bug 31736 in ept adept "adept updater hangs when viewing Details of package" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://launchpad.net/bugs/31736 [09:15] ubijtsa: probably kdesu issue :/ [09:15] I have a patch, but am strugling with getting it proper for package (cdbs newbie) [09:15] can I send it to you and you try getting it in [09:15] I tested it on manual build and it works [09:15] mornfall: the strange part - it *only* seems to happen if adept_updater is launched from the notification area icon [09:16] ubijtsa: hmm, let me try [09:16] Lure: back in 10 minutes to test this :) [09:16] mornfall: in the comments on the defect, there is a link to my personal wiki where there are pictures showing the problem [09:17] ubijtsa: right, does not lock up here [09:18] ubijtsa: it happens for any package right? [09:18] mornfall: yep [09:18] now [09:18] broadcast: can anyone please try reproducing 31736 on up to date dapper? [09:19] it goes like: click notifier, let updater fetch updates, click details on some package === ubijtsa is not at the computer where the problem shows up, but will be in the morning [09:19] ubijtsa: it does not happen on debian (kdesu using su not sudo) [09:19] let me try with my copy of dapper [09:20] I have a dapper install on a thinkpad, will give it a shot there [09:22] breaks on my thinkpad as well === Tonio_ [n=tonio@tonio.planetemu.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:23] ubijtsa: interesting [09:23] last update I did on that was yesterday [09:23] hehe [09:23] works perfectly :) [09:23] GREAT [09:23] Lure: simply remove everything and just install knetworkmanager within my repo [09:23] everything is nice [09:23] if I run adept_updater from the commandline, no problem [09:23] Riddell: wana test ? === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:23] Tonio_: will do this now [09:24] ubijtsa: running from dapper now [09:24] I have sent noDialUp patch over e-mail if you need it still. [09:24] ubijtsa: doesn't crash -- upgrading to latest dapper now [09:24] Pygi: repo works, knetworkmanager works [09:24] Pygi: the network-manager package is now without the tarball.mk [09:25] mornfall: so when you 'open' a package in the list, and click the 'Details' button - it doesn't lock up? [09:25] Lure: I just have a problem with signal strengh [09:25] ubijtsa: that's right [09:25] interesting... [09:25] ubijtsa: i'm fairly out of date [09:25] Lure: everything is on maximum... do you have the same issue ? [09:25] Tonio_: I think this is bug in kNM [09:25] I wonder why it does for me, on two completely separate boxen [09:25] Lure: yes, we should investigate this later [09:25] Tonio_: no, it is just lower than it should be [09:25] shouldn't be hard to patch [09:26] ubijtsa: but apparently kdebase (and thus kdesu) is newest [09:26] Lure: hu ? lower ? oposite here :) everything is on max strengh [09:26] mornfall: I think I raised the defect around Flight3/4 sometime [09:26] Installed: 4:3.5.1-0ubuntu12 === enfact [n=enfact@c-24-63-70-248.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:27] ubijtsa: on the other hand, i am running notifier out-of-session (over ssh -Y to my other machine, chrooted to dapper, inside session of kde from etch) [09:27] mornfall: one sec.. [09:28] mornfall: I have 0ubuntu14 [09:28] ubijtsa: oh? :) [09:28] yup [09:29] ubijtsa: *puzzle* -- candidate says 12 here :) [09:29] :) [09:29] Tonio_: that's problem with ndiswrapper [09:29] let's wait for a bit [09:29] while updater downloads the rest of stuff === Lure_ [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:29] 116M, 88% done [09:29] Pygi: ah oki ;) [09:29] mornfall: I can post my sources.list if that'd help [09:29] Lure_: if ur using madwifi, it doesn't show percentages, so its always lower [09:29] Tonio_: we can't influence that [09:30] Pygi: wlassistant works here [09:30] ubijtsa: i will hope very hard that it doesn't matter :) [09:30] I don't have this issue with it [09:30] Pygi: I have ipw2200 === enfact_ [n=enfact@c-24-63-70-248.hsd1.ma.comcast.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [09:30] Tonio_: hm ... [09:30] mornfall: You'd not be the first to scratch your head over this defect [09:30] Tonio_: let's just blame it on knm for now, and don't worry about it [09:30] Tonio_: we can fix it later [09:30] now about merging those two wiki's [09:30] Pygi: agree [09:30] ubijtsa: who else? :) [09:31] unpacking [09:31] mornfall: I don't understand why it'd make a difference running it from the commandline in kdesu compared to from the notification icon [09:31] ubijtsa: stdout/stderr for one [09:31] Pygi: wiki - we should just have two install modes: GNOME (nm-applet) and KDE (knetworkmanager) [09:32] mornfall: I spoke to someone else in ubuntu-bugs that looked at it, and they could not understand the problem either [09:32] Tonio_: let's work out the wiki's merging thingy [09:32] http://kubuntu.no-ip.org/images/knetworkmanager.jpg [09:32] Just need to change apt-get install line [09:32] mornfall: you have a point there [09:32] Lure_: agreed, but that doesn't make sense .... we would need to do double contributors, maintainers, etc [09:32] Pygi: going to make a coffee, back and do this ;) [09:32] oki ? [09:32] Tonio_: kk ;) [09:32] enjoy [09:33] hehe [09:33] I have a top class coffee machine ;) [09:33] mornfall: anyway, I'll update that defect everytime there is a new version of adept until it's fixed :) [09:33] I'll also try and find new defects ;) [09:35] ubijtsa: are you *sure* you have 14 of kdebase? [09:35] mornfall: aye [09:36] ubijtsa: is it from dapper? [09:36] mornfall: and of -bin, -data, -dev and -kio-plugins [09:36] Pygi: we'll get it in :) [09:36] mornfall: let me double check [09:36] Tonio_: hehe ;) [09:36] Pygi: okay for the wiki :) [09:36] ubijtsa: switching mirrors [09:37] Pygi: I was thinking about creating a wikipage for knetworkmanager [09:37] Tonio_: perhaps we could announce all today once we redo the wiki, and just tell people to do updates once we rebuild l-r-m packages [09:37] ubijtsa: okey, busted mirror :| [09:37] http://wiki.ubuntulinux.org/DapperKNetworkmanager [09:37] Tonio: yup, that would be a great idea [09:37] mornfall: I only have dapper, dapper-updates, dapper-backports and dapper-security switched on [09:37] Tonio_: make it look somewhat like the current one of NetworkManager [09:37] Pygi: I didn't change anything to l-r-m package [09:37] it has been done by an ubuntu guy :) [09:37] ubijtsa: it's on 14 here now too [09:37] and one repo for amarok and one for kopete [09:37] so let's keep it is like it is [09:37] Tonio_: ah, kk [09:37] mornfall: *phew* :) [09:38] another 87M :| [09:38] Tonio_: but we'll have to rebuild it once new kernel is here ... will you be able to do it? [09:38] I renamed all other packages version, polished them etc......... [09:38] Pygi: I assume it'll be done no ? === mornfall notes that this did not happen with debian mirror yet [09:38] by the same guy [09:38] and i use debian considerably longer than ubuntu :p [09:38] Tonio_: ah, ok [09:38] official mirror that is [09:38] this package is supposed to get in by itself [09:39] Tonio_: lol, ok ^_^ [09:39] Pygi: it is maintained by canonical, so np [09:39] mornfall: I used to use debian, but migrated when Hoary was heading for change-freeze [09:39] Tonio_: ok, let's build a DapperKNetworkManager [09:39] I'll write a skeleton now [09:40] Pygi: I'm on it :) [09:40] no don't mind, I'm on it, and I'm copying the dappernetworkmanager page :) [09:40] mornfall: I now run exclusively kubuntu, and have managed to get half a dozen colleagues to switch as well [09:40] Pygi: or do you have another plan ? [09:40] Tonio_: I am writing a skeleton for you... === mornfall removes big chunks of gnome to save on update size :) [09:41] mornfall: the key seemed to be when I installed breezy on a Dell GX280 and it installed faster than WinXP did, and more stuff worked with ubuntu than with WinXP out of the box [09:41] Pygi: okay, ;) [09:41] I'm waiting [09:41] Pygi: drinking my coffee with a cigarette ;) [09:41] ubijtsa: GX280? [09:42] ubijtsa: desktop machine? [09:42] mornfall: a Dell Optiplex GX280, small desktop [09:42] ubijtsa: okey :) -- i haven't installed windows for ages [09:43] mornfall: neither have I, but I watched a stubborn colleague try, while smiling serenely of course [09:43] ubijtsa: my dell latitude d410 worked mostly out of the box after pxe-installing etch on it :) [09:43] :) [09:44] Pygi: can we also talk about wlassiatant on that page ? [09:44] Tonio_: we'll see ;) wait ... [09:44] ubijtsa: only slight problem was picking the right ipw2200 firmware :) [09:44] unpacking again [09:44] mornfall: I can imagine [09:44] Pygi: /me shuting down and waiting :) [09:45] hmm, every time i use updater i am surprized how smoothly it goes :) === ubijtsa still mainly uses aptitude [09:46] console tool that is sleek, fast and very good [09:46] much like centericq and muttng [09:48] Tonio_: pelase fill out this section [09:48] Dapper KNetworkManager [09:48] Thanks [09:48] Pygi: which page ? [09:49] dappernetworkmanager or dapperknetworkmanager ? [09:49] knetworkmanager [09:50] ubijtsa: now i need to downgrade something :) [09:50] mornfall: really? [09:50] ubijtsa: well, how else i test updater locking up :) [09:51] I have adept latest iirc [09:51] ubijtsa: interesting -- it still works :) [09:51] Pygi: what else needs to be changed ? [09:51] let me get the version [09:51] ubijtsa: no, downgrade a package so that notifier shows something to update [09:51] Tonio_: just that for now [09:51] Tonio_: I need to edit one thing tho, so tell me when ur done [09:51] ubijtsa: i installed info/breezy :) [09:51] mornfall: 1.90ubuntu1 [09:52] mornfall: ah.. hehe [09:52] ok [09:52] ubijtsa: anyhow, it still does not freeze [09:52] mornfall: strange... [09:52] if someone on dapper can reproduce, it'd be interesting to have something for comparison [09:53] ubijtsa: any chance you are running skim? [09:53] mornfall: skim got forcibly thrust on me, but I believe it happened before skim was introduced [09:53] Tonio_: perhaps Luke's page can now be deleted? [09:53] is he here anyway? [09:54] I tend to kill skim and make sure it doesn't start again [09:54] ubijtsa: skim causes adept freezes in some setups apparently [09:54] mornfall: really? how interesting... [09:54] Tonio_: o gee, who killed our annoucement? [09:54] Pygi: done ;) [09:54] Pygi: it has been killed ? [09:55] Tonio_: ah, found it [09:55] could anyone explain why skim gets forced upon users, especially those that have no need of it what-so-ever... [09:55] Pygi: I added text to the page [09:55] Tonio_: k, great... I'll look it in a sec [09:55] mornfall: let me destroy skim, and try again [09:55] ubijtsa: IIRC it is because nobody thought of a better way to do it yet. [09:55] skim crashes on its own here but i didn't get it to freeze adept yet [09:56] Tonio_: it's no good... look what you did... [09:57] hunger: just curious why there wasn't a meta-package that would pull it in rather than the *-desktop package itself [09:58] Tonio_: alive? ;) [09:58] let's try installing scim-chinese what happens === ubijtsa is restarting X, KDE and the rest to get rid of skim [10:01] Pygi: yes what's the problem ? [10:01] interesting.. telling skim not to restart or be part of the session is ignored. That be a defect then [10:01] Tonio: no enters used, url isn't provided, nothin' [10:01] check it out [10:01] and when quitting it through the notification area, it stays running, that is another defect [10:01] Pygi: hu ??? [10:02] killing it causes a SEGV, so that is a third defect [10:02] looks like skim is good huntingground for defects [10:02] ubijtsa: here, even clicking ok in configuration causes it to segfault [10:02] *shrug* [10:03] Tonio_: do you understand errors? [10:03] mornfall: I get the impression that skim wasn't quite ready for inclusion [10:04] ubijtsa: well, it's generally not my problem (apart from the cases where it causes adept hang on startup, but well oh well, i can just tell users to get something less broken) [10:05] mornfall: anyway, no skim in the way, I still see the hang and a strace -p of adept_updater gives me "futex(0x8504c1c, FUTEX_WAIT, 2, NULL" === Lure [n=admin@clj46-234.dial-up.arnes.si] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:06] ubijtsa: oh... i forgot about the futex thing [10:06] ubijtsa: what's your arch btw? [10:06] i386 [10:06] cpu? amd/intel [10:06] Tonio_: it works and now I know why it did not before [10:07] it seems kNM stores recent connection with some hints in .kde/share/config/knetworkmanagerrc [10:07] intel P-M on the X31 here, and a P4HT at work [10:07] this was preventing it to connect to my network [10:07] ubijtsa: mostly same hardware as me :| [10:07] ubijtsa: ultra-weird [10:07] I run a -686 kernel here, and a -686-smp at work [10:07] this is why nm-applet worked and kNM did not... :-( [10:07] Lure: ah ok :) [10:07] ubijtsa: hmm, what are you stracing btw? [10:08] ubijtsa: ah, attaching strace [10:08] There is a kNM applet now? [10:08] mornfall: the adept_updater process === kwwii [n=kwwii@likes.smoking.more.than.watching.spacenight.dk] has left #kubuntu-devel ["Konversation] [10:08] mornfall: running it in gdb yields nothing, probably because of the stderr/stdout you mentioned earlier [10:09] ubijtsa: no, gdb is broken [10:09] ubijtsa: adept seems to expose some gdb bug [10:09] Tonio_: got my patch for dialup? [10:09] In the defect, there is a gdb backtrace of a hang though, where I attached gdb to the hung process [10:09] Lure: applyed, currently building :) === tvo [n=tobi@5354EA9B.cable.casema.nl] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:09] great [10:10] then I'll test and eventually upload [10:10] ubijtsa: it'd be nice if you could somehow get stdout+stderr of adept_updater running from notifier [10:10] mornfall: dunno if that helped at all, but if you want, I can do that again with next version [10:10] ubijtsa: (one way i can think of to do that is running startkde from terminal) [10:10] I really have to learn this packaging stuff ;-) [10:10] Where does this annoying google search thingy come from in konqui all of a sudden? [10:11] mornfall: I can test that in the morning, right now I have to see to my little boy :) [10:11] hunger: the double google search input? [10:11] How do I get rid of it again? [10:11] ubijtsa: There is only one here... [10:11] ubijtsa: gotcha [10:12] ubijtsa: looking at the backtrace again -- KMimeType::errorMissingMimeType () from [10:12] ubijtsa: but I can not remove it, it is not listed in the configure toolbar dialog. [10:12] ubijtsa: #16 0x37861ff5 in KMessageBox::sorry () from [10:12] ubijtsa: i now get it! harrr harrr [10:12] mornfall: the hang? [10:12] hunger: 'configure extensions' [10:12] ubijtsa: yes -- the problem is that it wants to pop up a dialog from wrong thread [10:13] mornfall: I'll look forward to the fix ;) [10:13] ubijtsa: i would never think that it would try to pop up a dialog :| [10:13] ubijtsa: your system is [10:13] tvo: Wow, that is easy to discover:-) [10:13] ubijtsa: s/is/must be broken somehow -- it cannot find mimetypes/ [10:14] mornfall: right.. I'll try and work out how to fix that.. in the morning [10:14] ubijtsa: okey [10:16] Pygi: does it really make sense to have two pages with most of content duplicated? [10:16] Lure: yes, it does ^_^ [10:17] Pygi: why - knetworkmanager is just another front-end, like nm-applet [10:17] Lure: so? ^_^ [10:18] you could simply write on page if you gave Ubuntu install nm-applet, if Kubuntu install knetworkmanager [10:18] they both provide similar feature set [10:19] or at least have main NM page and then GNOME/KDE subpage (even though subsection is enough IMHO) [10:19] Lure: it's ok this way, no need to worry [10:20] I just hate duplication - in code or in documentation - it is just bad [10:20] Lure: it's better if we separate things [10:21] yes, but then separate them right: NM (common), nm-applet (GNOME) and knetworkmanager (KDE) [10:21] that would at least make sense [10:22] ubijtsa: i have a fix ;-) [10:23] Lure: bah, does it matter after all :-P [10:24] ubijtsa: fix will go to next adept upload [10:28] lure your patch doesn't work....... [10:33] Tonio_: what is the problem? [10:34] Lure: build fails on knetworkmanager-tray [10:34] but let me check :) [10:34] Tonio_: strange... [10:35] what us the error reported? [10:35] I had to rewrite it, since it didn't apply correctly [10:35] Lure: maybe the error is because of the patch rewriting, so just let me 2 minutes :) === toma_ is now known as toma [10:36] ubijtsa: reproduced and verified that the fix works [10:38] mornfall: I'm happy with either Add/Remove Programs or Get New Programmes === PounK [n=jkhc@142-217-81-161.telebecinternet.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [10:39] hello PounK [10:39] Riddell: wana test knetworkmanager ? ^^ [10:40] Tonio_: ok [10:40] Riddell: do you have amd64 ? [10:40] we need test packages for this :) [10:41] raphink is building ppc [10:41] Riddell: http://kubuntu.no-ip.org [10:41] Riddell: simply add the repo and apt-get install knetworkmanager [10:41] that's all [10:44] Riddell: for dapper, will the menu look like Name (GenericName) or something else? [10:45] mornfall: whichever the KDE default is [10:45] moin [10:45] mornfall: I'd just change the name to the description and not mention adept except in the comment [10:45] Tonio_: how do I start the daemon? [10:45] knetworkmanager [10:45] Riddell: restart kde [10:46] or alt+f2 and knetworkmanager [10:46] there is an autostart desktop file in the package [10:46] mornfall: Dapper default is "Name (GenericName)" and looks it will stay (see last meeting logs) [10:46] Error requesting name, org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied: Connection ":1.4" is not allowed to own the service "org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo" due to security policies in the configuration file [10:46] Riddell: hurgh ? [10:47] Lure: i have other things to do than read meeting logs ;p [10:47] mornfall: this is why I wrote you the conclusion ;-) [10:47] Lure: thanks for that :) [10:48] Lure: patch is working, thanks [10:48] Riddell: do you have /etc/dbus-1/system.d/knetworkmanager.conf [10:48] Tonio_: good! [10:48] Lure: uploading new package [10:48] Lure: yes [10:48] at [10:49] at_console part should be enough for dbus security on Ubuntu [10:49] maybe dbus needs to be restarted? [10:50] Lure: possible, yes [10:51] Riddell: it may work after reboot... [10:51] Tonio_: will new package have ubuntu2? [10:52] nope [10:52] that doesn't prevent package from updating don't mind ;) [10:52] OK, so I need to reinstall [10:52] Lure: wait 10 minutes for the repo to auto update [10:52] ok [10:57] Tonio_: does pwmanager bother you at startup which file to open as well? [10:57] Tonio_: new kNM works (noDialUp) - thanks [10:58] toma: yes [10:58] worse than kwallet, cause it is impossible not to add a password [10:58] that's a pain [10:58] Lure: no pb :) [10:59] Tonio_: that is irritating, just open something, i dont care [10:59] toma: yes, I will ask upstream if there is a way to have that "no password allowed" feature for the next version [10:59] because apparat from that, the emulation of kwallet is about perfection [10:59] Tonio_: it also doesnt fill in forms for me in konqueror [11:00] hmm, doesn't seem to like my wireless [11:00] neither does nm-applet [11:00] Riddell: ah ? [11:00] it stores them, but not fills them when i return [11:00] Riddell: ndiswrapper ? [11:00] Tonio_: no === nlindblad [n=nlindbla@user179.217-10-120.netatonce.net] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:01] Riddell: okay, so it is a NM problem, not a knm one [11:01] Riddell: which wifi driver? [11:01] Lure: airo_cs [11:02] it seems to spot the driver but it can't see any base stations [11:03] Riddell: you may want to kill NetworkManager and start it with --no-daemon [11:03] then you get progress logs in terminal [11:04] NetworkManager: nm_dbus_get_network_data_cb (): nm_dbus_get_network_data_cb(): dbus returned an error. [11:04] (org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo.NoNetworks) org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo.NoNetworks [11:05] not sure if that means anything [11:06] Riddell: is that with patched n-m? [11:06] seems you have problems with communication with dbus [11:06] Riddell: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/2006-March/msg00170.html [11:07] Riddell: at least you are not alone... ;-) [11:07] Lure: no idea, I just installed from Tonio_'s repositor [11:08] Riddell: that is not ready yet ... please wait ^_^ [11:11] Riddell: did you restart NetworkManager as root (sudo NetworkManager --no-daemon)? [11:11] Lure: yes [11:19] Riddell: using madfwifi ? [11:19] cause if yes, you may have todist-upgrade to get the new linux-restricted-modules package [11:19] Tonio_: it does not get over dbus... so I doubt it gets to driver at all. [11:20] true........ [11:20] Riddell: please wait a sec, we are having some issues, I'll help you then === poningru [n=poningru@n128-227-55-122.xlate.ufl.edu] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:22] Riddell: can you try sending SIGHUP to dbus-daemon? This should reload config... [11:23] Lure: done [11:23] now try to restart NetworkManager [11:23] and knetworkmanager [11:25] Lure: no change [11:26] :( [11:37] Riddell: does iwlist scan works for you? === poningru [n=poningru@n128-227-55-122.xlate.ufl.edu] has joined #kubuntu-devel [11:40] Lure: yes [11:40] and works well [11:48] Riddell: this could be it: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/2006-January/msg00204.html === _Sime_ wonders if making the default Kubuntu settings look like Vista is such a good idea. (=> "a vista clone") [11:57] _Sime_: the window decorations or other stuff as well? [11:57] the window decorations will be re-done [11:57] <_Sime_> window decos really. [11:57] is the usplash going to be redone? [11:57] <_Sime_> ok [11:57] is katapult going to be in dapper? [11:58] toma: it was in breezy, and still starts by default, why wouldnt it be? [11:58] Lathiat: it needs to be shrunk to look less stretched [11:58] toma: yes [11:58] Lathiat: i'm talking to rinse from translation NL, and he has no clue about those things. [11:58] also i preferred the non-lined background to kdm [11:58] _Sime_: surprisinly that's the first time I've heard that comment [11:59] and the lines only go on one display [11:59] Riddell: personally i think making buttons that are often used smaller targets to hit for no reason seems to be a little silly :) [11:59] they do look ind of nice tho, apart from the missing black lien on the right hand side of the max/restore button [11:59] Lathiat: yep, tell it to kwwii [12:00] all of it? :) [12:00] we should start a wiki page for kde translators [12:00] with deadlines and stuff [12:01] toma: I think carlos will be importing KDE into rosetta next week, so I'd like to announce that to KDE translators once it's hapened [12:01] Riddell: i think i will want to do an adept upload soonish [12:01] Riddell: really? [12:01] Riddell: (soonish = few days) [12:01] mornfall: cool === Riddell beds [12:02] Riddell: how is that going to work regarding the current way of working? [12:02] Riddell: i would also like to accompany it with an (k)ubuntu-only upload of libapt-front (0.3.7ubuntu2 ?)