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Kamionok, that should be doable, maybe Tuesday rather than tomorrow though (Monday night is often karate training night for me)12:02
Lures/by/buy/12:03
Kamionright, bedtime, thanks in advance12:03
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LureKamion: thank you12:03
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YokoZarWhat's a good way to see what packages depend or recommend another package?12:38
Lureapt-cache depends <package> and apt-cache rdepends12:40
YokoZarthanks Lu12:40
YokoZarLure12:40
Luresorry rdepends is reverse depends and you are asking for recomment12:40
Lures/recomment/recommend/ - time for bed ;-)12:40
YokoZarGood night12:42
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neuralisKamion: do you want espresso test reports to u-d@, by private mail, or in malone?12:58
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bddebianinfinity: ping?01:59
bddebianDoes Debian want to know about .desktop files?01:59
LaserJockthey should ;-)02:00
robertjDebian doesn't even know about guis ;)02:02
bddebianhehe02:03
robertjbtw, we can have an official count of our "upgrade-a-holics" by measuring the decrease in use after sarge and then the increase after the next release ;)02:04
robertj(or we could if we actually had a way to measure general usage to begin with, security updates perhaps? ;)02:04
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infinityAhh, daylight savings time, thou hast bested and confused me once again.03:08
infinitybddebian: pong.03:08
bddebianheh03:09
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bddebianinfinity: WTF happened to lamonts buildlogs?  Ugh.  Anyway, can you tell if xfonts-marumoji showed up in NEW?  Or is there somewhere I can look in LaunchPud?  I didn't get an accept or reject from katie03:11
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jdubhttp://nerdvana.org.au/steve/gallery/displayimage.php?album=7&pos=203:12
sladenbddebian: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/PACKAGENAME03:13
sladenbddebian: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/PACKAGENAME/+builds is a better URL to start at03:14
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infinityActually, that's a pretty shit URL to start at, since this package hasn't been uploaded for eons.03:15
infinity(Only the data since the switch to launchpad is even close to accurate and useful)03:15
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infinityOh, duh.03:22
infinitybddebian:  xfonts-marumoji (0.2-6ubuntu1) unstable; urgency=low03:22
infinitybddebian: What's wrong with this picture? ^^^^^^^^03:23
bddebianfuck03:23
bddebianWhy didn't I get a rejected?03:23
infinityAnd yes, soyuz isn't (currently) producing reject mails on incorrect distribution.03:23
infinityBug.  It's failing the uploads instead of rejecting them.03:24
infinity(known bug, at that)03:24
bddebianWell I've been "out of the loop" for a while :-(03:25
desrtirc -- the ultimate fixed-width medium03:25
diemanrock03:27
diemannetworkmanager worked with WPA PSK03:27
diemannow to try with WPA Enterprise tomorrow morning03:27
bddebianinfinity: Dumb question.  Can I re-upload with ubuntu1 version?03:28
infinitybddebian: Yes, failed and rejected uploads have never made it far enough into the queue to be tracked/counted.03:31
bddebianGreat, thx03:31
desrtnm hates me.03:35
bddebianThat's OK, everyone hates me :-)03:36
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bddebiansladen: BTW, thanks but those links don't show me shit about a failed/rejected upload :-)03:43
`anthonyI was going to try out a livecd on a bunch of random Dell laptops here at work. Should I use Flight 6, or a daily snapshot?03:52
infinity`anthony: There won't be much difference between Flight-6 and a daily anyway, given that we just released Flight-6...03:53
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`anthonyinfinity: ok dokey.03:56
`anthonyshould I log a report somewhere with the results once I'm done? There's about 6 different models of dell laptop I can get my hands on easily...03:57
infinity`anthony: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTesting may be of interest.03:58
`anthonyYep. Although that wants people to install Dapper - if I drop a pre-release of Dapper over the installed XP on the salesfolks' laptops, they're going to be molto cranky :)04:00
`anthonylivecd testing isn't _as_ good, but it's better than nothing.04:00
nictukuanyone willing to test nwu before I go nuts and announce it on -server and -devel lists?04:01
infinitynictuku: If you want testers, you might try asking when Europe isn't all asleep. :)04:02
nictukuinfinity, I count on the Americas and Asia :-D04:03
bddebianFuck, I did it again with apt-listbugs04:05
jdubbddebian: make a uch script in your ~/bin that does The Right Thing :)04:06
bddebianjdub: They aren't my changelog entries and I keep forgetting to check that.. :-(04:07
bddebianI worry about the version and ignore the distro..04:07
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infinityogra: Do you have any urge to make ltsp-* installable on hppa and ia64?04:18
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bddebiannictuku: What did you need tested?04:26
nictukupackage installation and check that there are no show stoppers04:27
bddebianSorry, for which package?04:28
nictukunwu-agent (depends on python-sysinfo) and nwu-server. None of them are in official reps04:29
nictukuI'm creating a repository right now04:29
bddebianAh, OK04:29
nictukunwu description is in https://dev.ubuntubrasil.org/trac/nwu/wiki04:30
infinityogra: Nevermind, I'll do it when I have some hppa hardware locally to play with.04:38
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dholbachgood morning04:49
jdongis the debtags postinst problem a known issue?04:52
jdongI'm wondering if I should LP it04:53
bddebianGoddamnit, why is bittornado bug assigned to MOTUs when it's a main package?04:53
dholbachmalone bug 3779404:53
UbugtuMalone bug 37794 in debtags "Installing debtags results in a ConsistencyCheckException" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3779404:53
dholbachsimply searching in malone does help :-p04:53
jdongdholbach: thanks, sorry for my laziness04:58
dholbachdon't worry04:58
jsgotangcostll awake eh dholbach?04:59
jsgotangcoor early riser04:59
dholbachno... couldn't sleep anymore04:59
infinityHad to walk the dog at 4am? :)04:59
desrtdholbach is not looking forward to having to fix dpkg04:59
dholbachinfinity: no... the dog is sleeping... narf!05:00
dholbachdesrt: hu? dpkg? what? fixing?05:00
desrtdholbach; to make it touch all the parent directories when installing files into subdirectories05:00
desrtahem.05:00
infinitydesrt: Err, what?05:00
infinitydesrt: Why on earth would you want that?05:00
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desrtinfinity; once upon a time there was a spec....05:02
lifeless99 specs on the wall, 99 specs on the wall, and the little one says 'move over'05:02
infinitydesrt: A spec about changing every directory each time an inode is touched?  This seems... Not sane.05:03
desrtinfinity; basically, the gtk icon theme cache doesn't realise that its out of date unless the parent directory of the cache is touched when you install icons anywhere into the entire tree05:03
desrtinfinity; so the spec says that you have to touch the parent dir whenever installing icons05:03
desrt*it's05:04
infinitydesrt: Which is a pretty specific bug/feature of that one application, not a misfeature of dpkg (or, dare I say, UNIX)05:04
infinitydesrt: So, either fix the app to recognize icon changes, or fix the packages that install icons to touch the magic directory in postinst.05:04
infinitydesrt: Changing dpkg here is just plain wrong.05:04
desrtinfinity; it's a specific bug/feature that a few hundred apps in ubuntu share05:04
desrtinfinity; plus.  i was kidding about changing dpkg :)05:05
desrtinfinity; i just said it to hilight the insanity of the situation05:05
infinityNo, exactly one thing in Ubuntu has the bug, GTK.  Not hundreds of apps.05:05
infinityThough the fix may end up in hundreds of apps.05:05
desrtheh.  you appear to agree with seb :)05:05
infinity(Perhaps some sort of dh_fiddlewithiconcache thing might help)05:05
desrtgtk follows the spec.  dpkg does not.05:05
infinityThen the spec is wrong.05:06
desrtie: even if the makefile of the app touches the parent dir on make install dpkg won't convey this information05:06
infinityUNIX filesystem convention says that when you change an inode, you change that inode, not that inode and every parent directory back to /05:06
dholbachinfinity: that's what I wrote when I woke up, that dh_fiddle-thing05:06
desrtright.  but dpkg is supposed to make it sort of like you just did 'make install'05:07
infinitySays who?05:07
desrtnobody, i suppose.05:07
infinityThe tarball part of a Debian package is just that, a tarball.  If you need more fancy action, that's why we have maintainer scripts.05:07
desrtbut if a manual 'make install' works and the package fails to work then something is wrong with the packaging05:08
desrtnot the package and not gtk05:08
infinityI won't disagree that something may be wrong with the packaging, just not that the problem is dpkg's.05:08
desrtfair.05:08
desrtdholbach; dh_fiddle is gonna be.... how many days do you think it would take to go through all those packages?05:08
infinityThough, in the Debian/Ubuntu context (or the context of packaging in general, I doubt RPM does what you want either), GTK could be considered buggy here.05:09
dholbachdesrt: i'll have to discuss it first05:09
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infinityWe vendor-patch GTK all the time, why stop now?05:09
desrtquite.05:10
infinitySo, I assume it's using inofity/dnotify to watch one specific directory for changes, and if that dir never changes, no cache flush?05:11
desrtlaunchpad's new change-grouping feature is really nice05:13
desrtcuts down a lot on the spam05:13
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jsgotangcoinfinity: what happened to the x and xorg.conf man pages?05:31
infinityShuffle.  Lost in the.05:31
jsgotangcoyeah05:32
infinityThis is true of many X-related manpages.05:32
infinityI suppose one of us should look at that this week.05:32
infinityPerhaps some keen new X SWAT member.05:32
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jsgotangcogahh05:32
jsgotangcook05:32
jsgotangcoi just confirmed a bug about it though05:33
infinityYeah, there are many.05:33
infinityI doubt we've actually lost any manpages in source packages, I just suspect that many of them aren't actually making it into the binary packages anymore.05:33
infinityI've not had much time yet to set aside to looking into it, however.05:34
jsgotangcohah so people *do* still care about man pages05:34
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robertjdoes anything actually consume the dbus new mail notifications?05:35
infinityDoes anything create any?05:36
robertjinfinity: evolution new mail plugin05:37
robertjnew-mail-notify is enabled by default05:37
infinityAhh.  Then I guess it's time for someone to write a DBUS-enabled biff of some sort. :)05:37
robertjwell I was thinking more along the lines of time for evolution to make it's new mail plugin useful05:37
robertjdbus messages are really cool but not what 99.999% of users want05:38
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dholbachwho can help a poor man with a bit of perl foo? I'm looking for something like python's   s.replace("blubb/123", "")07:32
Treenaksdholbach: $blah =~ s/some_word/another_work/; ?07:33
Treenaksmaybe even $blah =~ s/some_word/another_work/g;07:33
Treenaks(see the 'perlre' manpage)07:33
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Treenaksmorning Burgundavia 07:33
dholbachTreenaks: can I give it something like a path too?07:33
dholbachor do I have to use   s:some/crazy/path::  then?07:34
Treenaksdholbach: it's just a plain regular expresion, like you would feed to sed or awk or vim07:34
Treenaksdholbach: yes, that would work too07:34
dholbachnice07:34
dholbachmerci beaucoup07:34
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dholbachIT! WORKS!07:36
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Treenaksinfinity: You don't know the power of the Dark Side!07:36
ajmitchpoor dholbach 07:36
ajmitchhe had so much promise07:36
dholbachinfinity: I wonder how many people would see me "on the dark side" if I'd add a python dependency to debhelper :-p07:37
infinitydholbach: Joey Hess.07:37
nictuku"you don't know the power of ".. perl07:37
dholbachfor one... :)07:37
infinitydholbach: And me, probably.07:37
dholbachsee07:37
infinityConcievably, that cjwatson fellow, too.07:38
dholbachhhaha07:38
jsgotangcoi am your father?07:38
jsgotangcoheh07:38
dholbachon the other hand . o O { "Yo Mark, I added a python dependency to debhelper" }07:39
Burgundaviasalut Treenaks, still night here07:39
infinitydholbach: Looking for a raise?07:39
jameshdholbach: you can probably also do $blah = `echo $blah | python -c 'import sys; print sys.stdin.read().replace(...'`07:39
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infinitydholbach: Hard to spend that money after Colin and I shitkick you. :)07:40
dholbachinfinity: some pretty bad guys live in my area :-p07:40
infinityAnd I mean that in the most CoC-friendly way possible.07:40
dholbachI understood07:40
=== neuralis cringes at a video regression in flight6 :/
jsgotangcovideo?07:47
neuralisdisplay/rendering/somesuch. this is why i'm much happier in my server cave.07:48
jsgotangcoyes but cringing won't help us solve it :)07:50
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ajmitchmorning pitti 07:51
neuralisjsgotangco: no, but it'll make me feel better. :)07:51
infinityneuralis: It's a good cave.07:51
pittiGood morning07:51
neuralisjsgotangco: (i'm writing up the testing report as we speak.)07:51
pittihi ajmitch!07:51
neuralisinfinity: aye.07:52
Burgundaviapitti: morning. got another url for you: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/189907:53
pittiBurgundavia: thanks; I've seen that yesterday, and upgrading cupsys is on my agenda07:54
Burgundaviapitti: cool. just wanted to let you know07:54
jsgotangcofabbione: since the binary won't work, we can assume all dual head issues with nvidia are hopelessly broken for now?07:57
infinitymultihead on the binary driver should work fine...07:59
infinityIt's only the free driver that's completely lacking that functionality.07:59
infinity(It's not broken, it's just plain not there)07:59
=== jamesh hopes the firefox text rendering bugs will get fixed for release
Burgundaviajamesh: have you noticed that ff and epiphany render the page differently? epip has much smaller text08:06
jsgotangcoyeah08:06
jsgotangcoit actually looks better08:06
jsgotangcoinfinity: the best is point to binary then?08:07
infinityIn this case, yeah, there's not much else we can do, unless someone has the spare time to do multihead stuff in the free driver. :/08:07
jameshBurgundavia: I filed https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/37828 about the problem.08:07
UbugtuMalone bug 37828 in firefox "Text rendered incorrectly in presence of ligatures and justified text" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  08:07
jameshBurgundavia: does epiphany use Pango text rendering?08:07
Burgundaviajamesh: no idea08:08
jameshBurgundavia: try looking at /proc/$PID/environ to see what MOZ_DISABLE_PANGO or MOZ_ENABLE_PANGO are set to08:09
jamesh(where PID is epiphany's pid08:09
fabbionejsgotangco: ?????08:10
fabbionejsgotangco: i have dual head with the binary.. it works fine08:10
fabbionejsgotangco: it's only with the free drivers that will not work08:10
jsgotangcoi meant the free one08:10
jsgotangcoyeah08:10
jsgotangcoi understand now08:10
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jameshBurgundavia: any luck?08:19
Burgundaviajamesh: sorry, been hacking on book. just a sec08:20
jameshno problem08:20
Burgundaviajamesh: I don't see MOZ anything listed08:21
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pittifabbione: I approved the git-core report now08:35
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fabbionepitti: thanks08:37
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sivangmorning all09:41
Burgundaviamorning sivang09:42
Pygimornin' sivang ;)09:43
sivangBurgundavia: Hey Corey09:43
sivanghi Pygi 09:43
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pittihi sivang 09:56
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drewis it possible to make boot scripts interactive? #!/bin/bash -i doesn't seem to work...09:57
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seb128mdz: around?10:11
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mdzseb128: perhaps10:23
seb128hi mdz :)10:23
seb128mdz: we would like to start using the GTK icon cache for "hicolor" and "gnome", just want to get your opinion on that first10:24
mdzwill that actually change any behaviour?10:24
seb128mdz: Debian doesn't use it for now because it requires to have the package to "touch icon_dir" at installation "masks the icons installed" 10:25
seb128s/installation/installation or it10:25
mdzare we using the icon cache for other things already?10:25
seb128ie: that would require to update packages installing an icon there to not get "weird effect"10:25
seb128we are using it for all the icon themes out of hicolor and gnome10:26
jordiseb128: is that what involves patching 300 packages in Debian?10:26
mdzare we using any hicolor icons in the desktop currently?10:26
jordihow many in Ubuntu?10:26
seb128since nothing else use "Human" by example we have to issue to generate the cache, it's not likely that it masks an app icon10:26
jameshmdz: updating the cache apparently results in a 300kb saving per-process10:26
seb128hicolor is the standard fallback10:26
jamesh(per process that uses themed icons, that is)10:27
mdzoh, I thought we were falling back to tango10:27
seb128lot of apps install an icon to it10:27
dholbachjordi: 200 source packages http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/usr-share-icons.list10:27
jamesheverything falls back to hicolor10:27
jamesheventually10:27
jordidholbach: ugh10:27
seb128Human fallbacks to Tango by Inherits, by hicolor is always used (that's the spec fallback directory)10:27
mdzseb128: it is fine with me; it is you who will need to deal with the bugs if it causes any :-)10:27
seb128dholbach counted 60 sources packages to main10:27
seb128with a cdbs snippet it should be easy10:28
seb128mdz: ok, thank you :)10:28
=== dholbach uploads debhelper and cdbs :-p
ajmitchdholbach: did you remember to add the dep on python? :)10:28
seb128dholbach: please wait, I want to read you dh_tool before :)10:28
dholbachhaha10:28
seb128s/you/your10:28
mdkehi mdz. Any news on how the flash intro is going?10:28
jordidholbach: can you file bugs for Debian's cdbs and debhelper? :)10:28
Pygimdz: now my turn for questions? ^_^10:28
dholbachjordi: as soon as seb is happy, yes.10:28
seb128jordi: Josselin is strongly against using the current cache but he went the wrong way about it :/10:29
mdzmdke: it's more or less a bust due to the software stack being broken10:29
mdzPygi: I am going to sleep in 2 minutes, what' s up?10:29
mdkemdz, oh dear.10:29
jordiseb128: I thought you went that way, last night on your blog :)10:29
seb128jordi: he sort of insulted upstream by bugzilla saying bad stuff on redhat guys doing crappy stuff their way10:29
mdzmdke: for dapper anyway; still hope to do it for +110:29
Pygimdz: ah, sleep tight then ^_^ Will talk some day later ^_^10:29
mdkemdz, ok! good night10:29
mdzPygi: I am very responsive to email10:29
jordioh man10:30
mdzgood night all10:30
seb128jordi: I think I stayed correct10:30
seb128'night mdz!10:30
Pygimdz: no, you are not =P that's what I wanted to say =P10:30
Pyginight mdz10:30
jordiseb128: the rumour says he's french :)10:30
seb128lol10:30
jordinite mdz10:30
dholbachgood night mdz10:30
mdzPygi: I don't have any email from you; what do you mean to say?10:30
seb128jordi: but I didn't like BenM calling that a "packaging bug" :)10:30
Pygimdz: bah, the one about UVFe for N-M 0.6.210:30
jordiseb128: yeah, I didn't like that blog entry either.10:31
PygiI got the response to first mail from collin, but to my reply to that mail neither you or him responded :-/10:31
mdzcolin answered you10:31
Pygimdz: hm, yes , to first mail...but to second there were no answer :-/10:32
mdzhe said the same thing I would have said10:32
mdzin colin's message he wrote "this looks OK"10:32
Pygimdz: bah, ok10:32
mdzI appreciate your enthusiasm, but a) Colin already answered you, and b) don't expect me to respond to emails which you send to Colin10:33
PygiI was just seeking for confirmation of that in second mail, and answering to his question anyway10:33
Pygimdz: sent both to you and colin :)10:33
mdzTo: colin, Cc: me10:33
dholbachPygi: let mdz go to bed now :-p10:33
mdzin a conversation between you and colin10:33
Pygimdz: ah, yes, ok, ok, sorry ;) sleep now =p10:33
Pygidholbach: yes, yes, will do ^_^10:34
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infinityKamion: Can you remove ocaml-native-compilers on hppa?  ocaml no longer builds that binary on hppa.11:08
mdkejdub, around?11:09
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mdkeyou know jdub said on sounder that Ubuntu was called "Ubuntu" and not "Ubuntu Linux"? That's official enough for me to go through the docs and hack out references to the latter, isn't it?11:13
infinityQuite probably.11:14
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infinitymdke: AFAIK, the only time the words "Ubuntu" and "Linux" should be seen one after the other is if you're referring to "the Ubuntu Linux distribution".11:16
mdkeinfinity, that's confused me now :)11:16
infinityWihch, for the sake of ambiguity, I suppose you could reword as "the Linux distribution called Ubuntu", but the passive voice never sounds good there, so I wouldn't.11:16
=== highvoltage thinks that should've been Ubuntu GNU/Linux, but that's another discussion
infinityhighvoltage: That's one reason why it's not "Ubuntu Linux" either, since we can do without the silly flamewars.  The product is just "Ubuntu" and now everyone can feel equally hurt and left out.11:17
=== infinity wishes Debian had done the same thing long ago.
highvoltageinfinity: great!11:18
sabdflRiddell: nice april 1st desktop :-)11:18
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mdkeok, I'll go and do the necessary grep+sythe out11:18
Mithrandirhmm, why is the ubuntu-drivers logo shown in my list of groups I'm in?11:18
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dholbachsabdfl, Riddell: are there screenshots somewhere? :-)11:19
highvoltagesabdfl: you're part of the community council, right?11:19
sabdfldoh11:19
mdkeyeah, screenshots of april fools for all those of us who use a proper desktop11:19
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infinityMithrandir: ubuntu-core-dev is a membery of ubuntu-drivers.11:22
infinityMithrandir: member too.11:22
Mithrandiryeah, jamesh just pointed that out to me too.11:23
Mithrandirwe weren't before, I think.11:23
infinityNo, we weren't.11:23
infinityWe certainly should be, though, since we writeand implement most of the specs. :)11:23
jameshalso, with the tightened up security only ubuntu-drivers members can change the milestone field of Ubuntu bugs11:25
jameshso mdz cleaned up the team membership and added ubuntu-core-dev to it11:25
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Kamionneuralis: espresso test reports to ubuntu-users@ if they're just raw reports, or bug reports if they're cleanly separated out per issue11:40
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jordijamesh: so11:54
jameshjordi: yeah?11:55
jordijamesh: if you want to investigate further, can you get the newest dejavu and see if it's still fucked like that?11:56
jameshjordi: where abouts?11:56
jordidebian probably has it already11:56
jordilet's check11:56
jordiThe current version is 2.4.1, which is an intermediate release to fix the kerning bug with Pango (LGC version is still 2.4) (What's new, Download). The next version 2.5 is scheduled for April 16th (see Roadmap). 11:57
jordiso11:57
jordifight for a UVF exception :P11:57
jameshjordi: okay.  I've got 2.3-0ubuntu111:58
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jameshI'll bung a copy in ~/.fonts and see what happens11:58
jordik11:58
jordihrm11:59
jordidebian has 2.311:59
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jordijamesh: Debian is currently fucked12:00
Kinnisondholbach: How's the gparted patch?12:01
dholbachKinnison: i followed up on the bug report about it12:01
dholbachi ported it to 0.2.3 last week, but the result is still the same :-/12:01
jameshjordi: I doubt it is the font though: I only see the problem in Firefox12:01
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Kinnisondholbach: Does 0.2.3 unpatched have the issue?12:02
dholbachi'm quite sure that not, but let me double check12:02
ograinfinity, what would it take to make ltsp installable on hppa/ia64 ? 12:03
jordijamesh: really?12:03
jameshjordi: yeah12:03
jameshjordi: firefox + pango + justified text12:03
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dholbachKinnison: no, the unpatched version is happy12:08
Kinnisondholbach: most bizarre12:08
jameshjordi: no change12:08
dholbachyeah12:08
jordijamesh: gna12:08
Kinnisondholbach: did you upload the 0.2.3 version of your package to the same place as before?12:08
dholbachyeah12:08
jameshjordi: and I checked to make sure that firefox was mmaping the new version12:08
dholbachKinnison: http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/gparted12:08
jordiseb128: hmm. this pango kerning bug, shouldn't it be fixed by the new dejavu?12:08
jordijamesh: right12:08
carlospitti: ping12:09
Kinnisondholbach: excellent. I'll take a look later. I have a small flock of bugs mdz gave me to look at which will take a little while to work through12:09
jordiwe should think about a new fontconfig upload, that makes bitstream vera preferred to dejavu again12:09
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seb128jordi: we don't have the new 12:09
seb128jordi: but right12:09
jordiseb128: jamesh installed it in ~12:09
jordiand firefox was still missbehaving12:09
jordialso, shouldn't he have the bug all across the desktop, not only ff?12:10
dholbachKinnison: thanks a lot - you rock!12:10
seb128jordi: http://dejavu.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page12:10
jameshjordi: firefox is special12:10
seb128"The current version is 2.4.1, which is an intermediate release to fix the kerning bug with Pango (LGC version is still 2.4)"12:10
jameshjordi: and when using justified text, I'd expect it to be sending even smaller runs to pango for rendering12:10
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jordiseb128: I saw that12:11
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jameshseb128: new DejaVu doesn't help, so no need to look at updating it for this bug12:17
seb128that might be a firefox specific issue12:17
jameshyeah12:20
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carlospitti: the mirror was not ready and thus, it was breaking my exports12:21
carlosI think that 4 extra hours is enough to get always fresh data...12:21
pitticarlos: so, shall I move my cron jobs by 4 hours?12:22
carlospitti: yes, please12:22
pitticarlos: hm, no chance to update your mirror 4 hours earlier?12:23
Kinnisondholbach: I'm not promising I can fix it :-)12:23
pitticarlos: getting new tarballs in the afternoon is a bit inconvenient12:23
dholbachKinnison: we share the pain... that's good enough :-)12:23
carlospitti: I depend on a launchpad mirror, it's outside my control12:23
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carlospitti: I can do it before midnight if you prefer12:23
pitticarlos: ok, moved12:24
carlospitti: but the data will be a bit more outdated as the db mirror will be done early in the morning...12:24
pittioh, let's do that in the afternoon then, that's fine12:24
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carlospitti: as soon as my code is ready, we will move it into production 12:26
carlospitti: so we will not depend on the mirror12:26
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henoMithrandir: I tested FL6; the F5 access options are still not active. Should I file a bug against it?12:29
Mithrandirheno: live or install?12:30
henolive12:31
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henoMithrandir: I guess if it was seeded it would show up here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/dapper/desktop right?12:33
janimoMithrandir: do you have time today for trying to build xubuntu install iso12:34
Mithrandirheno: hmm, it should, yes.  I don't remember why we didn't just seed them.12:35
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Mithrandirjanimo: I think you want Kamion for that; I'm not sure how to set up a new project for cd building.12:36
janimoMithrandir: ok. afaik the code is there12:36
henoMithrandir: I guess we were womdering about desktop vs. live and decided on live12:36
Mithrandirheno: we were, I think12:36
MithrandirKamion: was there a reason for not seeding the accessibility stuff already?12:36
henoSo I think that should be ready to go12:36
KamionMithrandir: I think I thought that ball was in your court12:37
MithrandirKamion: maybe I just put it in a corner and forgot.12:37
henouh, I mean decided on 'desktop', sorry12:37
Kamionjanimo: I'm trying to swap hard disks in my laptop at the moment; I'll get to you after that12:37
janimoKamion: ok, thanks12:37
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heno :)12:38
heno*shake12:38
TheMusoWeren't we going to do a side-by-side comparrison on how big flite was compared to festival?12:38
MithrandirTheMuso: flite is bigger12:38
TheMusoAs far as I can remember anyway.12:38
TheMusoOh ok.12:38
TheMusoThat solves that one then.12:39
infinityKamion: If you're busy out the wazoo, I can set up and test xubuntu stuff on little for janimo first thing tomorrow.  ("tomorrow" being in 12-14 hours for me)12:39
Mithrandirheno: hmm, I'm fine with desktop.  I can seed it fine.12:39
Mithrandirinfinity: when's Kamion not busy? :-)12:39
henoMithrandir: cool12:39
infinityMithrandir: When he forgets what he's working on for a few minutes. :)12:40
Kamioninfinity: it's ok, I'd rather do this one myself anyway since it's a new project12:40
infinityKamion: Alrighty then.  I'll just do livefs stuff for him tomorrow, then.12:40
TheMusoMithrandir: I also have some accessibility script changes for you in my casper tree. http://www.themuso.id.au/ubuntu/casper12:40
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ograinfinity, did you get my question above ? 12:42
infinityogra: Yeah.  Making it *installable* is easy.  We do the same thing Fabio did for sparc (make it depend on a package that actually exists on hppa/ia64)12:42
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infinityogra: But I'd rather see about making both install and WORK.  So I can wait.12:43
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infinityogra: s/making both/making it both/12:43
ograinfinity, are there *any* ia64/hppa clients at all ?12:43
=== ogra wouldnt imagine
infinity"clients"?12:44
infinityAs in, support contracts?12:44
infinityOr, thin clients, you mean?12:44
MithrandirTheMuso: mind adding a changelog entry?12:44
infinityI can't imagine many sparc ones, either.12:44
ogranope as in ThinClients with hppa/ia64 CPU12:44
MithrandirTheMuso: as in debian/changelog12:44
ograsparc actually has desktop machines you could use as clients12:44
TheMusoMithrandir: Yeah ok. Give me a few minutes.12:44
infinityogra: But if you just mean "slow second hand computers", there's just as many slow and cheap hppa boxes as there are slow and cheap sparc boxes. :)12:44
ograah, k12:45
infinity(lots and lots of them, in fact)12:45
ogramaking it basically installable will be the first step to get code contributions then :)12:45
infinityNot so many with ia64.12:45
ogra(i know that was fabios plan with sparc ... i didnt include the debian patches for sparc in dapper)12:46
infinityThere are Debian patches for sparc support?12:46
ograi guess there will be more from debian in dapper+1 ... some people are working on porting it12:46
ograyes, afaik debian has some basic sparc support built in ... i havent reviewed it, since i wanted to wait for dapper+1 for the ports12:47
infinityThe Debian package looks to have the same basic problem ours did.12:47
infinityThere's no way to satisfy "syslinux | mknbi | mkvmlinuz | aboot" on sparc/hppa/ia6412:48
ograso leat just add a "| elilo" (? ) to the deps12:48
ograah, aboot, ok12:48
ograi'll add that ... so people can hack on it12:48
infinityErr, you already have aboot. :)12:48
infinityaboot is for ALpha SRM.12:48
ograoh, ok 12:48
Kamion(you'll need elilo for intel macs in the longer run anyway ...)12:49
infinityYou'd want palo for hppa and elilo for ia64, but I was going to skeleton in some entries in ltsp-update-kernels for those two (and silo) and upload something that at least mentioned them.12:49
infinitySo, I guess I'll do that nowish.12:50
infinityI assume that we don't currently have a way to build clients on a native machine, then host them from a non-native machine?12:51
nictukuogra, when you mentioned hwdb I though hwdata. Yes, python-sysinfo can be very helpful to hwdb, although python-sysinfo focus is inter-plataform compatibility. Eg it would list installed packages either in Debian or Fedora, and get network configuration from Linux or Windows - although it currently is only fully working on Ubuntu and Debian, though.12:51
infinityIt certainly looks like right now, we expect that clientarch==serverarch.12:51
ograKamion, yeah, already on my list, mac minis would make awesome ltsp servers together with http://www.engadget.com/2005/10/31/jackpc-the-in-wall-thin-client/12:51
hendryanyone with exp in migrating Debian over to Ubuntu? :)12:51
hendryogra: windows CE?12:52
ograhendry, it has a flash disk built in ... no reason to not flash it ;)12:53
infinityogra: No need to have elilo to use a mac mini as a server... Only as a client.  Actually, for that matter, I have no idea how to do tftp booting on an IntelMac anyway.12:53
nictukus/plataform/platform/12:53
ograinfinity, should that be different to other arches ? 12:53
ograi wouldnt expect it to ... once the OS runs 12:53
infinityOnce the OS runs, nothing's different.  Getting it to boot is always the fun part.12:53
ograah, k12:54
infinityLike typical i386 and its braindead PXE thing.12:54
TheMusoMithrandir: Anything in particular concerning the version number increment?12:54
KamionI'm not sure anyone knows how to do Intel Mac tftp boot yet12:54
infinityMost "real UNIX arches" are a no-op for network boot configuration, since bootp+tftp is something they were all designed to do in the first place.12:54
ograi dont expect to see intel mac thin clients around yet :) there are lots and lots of cheaper and better solutions for now12:54
mjg59infinity: Except old Suns, which want RARP12:54
infinitymjg59: Right, I remember messing with that a while back.12:54
MithrandirTheMuso: just increase it to 1.42 and set distribution to UNRELEASED.12:55
TheMusoOk.12:55
infinitymjg59: Though, that was on a sparc32 machine.  Are there any sparc64 boxes that require RARP to netboot?12:56
ograinfinity, elilo will be needed to build the client chroot on the server, so the dep is needed ...12:56
elmoinfinity: our buildds do12:56
mjg59infinity: Ultra 112:56
mjg59Not sure about later stuff12:56
infinityelmo: <blink>... Seriously?... I had the same class machines at my last job, and they did bootp just fine.12:56
elmoinfinity: well, I was just following fabbione's instructions, but he made me install rarpd12:57
elmoI assume it wasn't just for giggles, but who knows12:57
infinityelmo: Well, mine were cheaper (V100 and V120), but I wouldn't expect the higher end stuff of the same era to be less featureful.12:57
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infinityelmo: Maybe Fabio's just stuck in 1995. :)12:58
infinitymjg59: Kay, that makes sense, given that the Ultra1 was sort of the first stab at the new world order.12:58
infinityogra: I may be a bit dense here, but why on earth would you need a bootloader to build a client chroot?12:59
infinityogra: I've never had a bootloader installed in any NFSroot I've served.12:59
infinityogra: Since it would be, well, useless.12:59
ograinfinity, no idea, why do i need silo or aboot ? 01:00
ogra(i didnt add either to the deps)01:00
infinityIn theory, you want silo for the tilo binary (except that it doesn't currently work, afaik), which rolls multiple kernels into one uberkernel (for booting sparc32/sparc64 hardware form the same image)01:00
ograhm, k01:01
infinityYou want syslinux for the abortion that is PXE.01:01
ograyep01:01
ograand mkvmlinuz for ppc01:01
infinityI suspect aboot is required for similar reasons dealing with SRM being braindead.01:01
infinityOr it's a spurious dep that someone tossed in there to make it installable on alpha.  Pick one. :)01:01
ograhmm, then intel macs should just work ... syslinux should be available there01:02
ograi guess its the latter ... :)01:02
infinityNo, cause Intel Macs don't have PXE (or bloody well shouldn't)01:02
mjg59ogra: syslinux doesn't work on intel Macs01:02
infinitySo we all need to figure how the heck they boot from a network. :)01:02
Kamionit won't *work*, but the package will be there; if that's all that's needed ...01:02
ograi didnt say it *works* (and there is no need to for cross arch ltsp)01:02
ograit just has to be there01:02
ograheh Kamion beats me 01:03
mjg59infinity: Oh, it's pretty straightforward01:03
infinityAnyhow, to make the server package installable, the path of least resistance is to add "| palo | elilo" to the list for hppa and ia64, yes.01:03
ogragood, will do then01:03
infinityWhen my hppa box lands, I need to re-examine what we actually need to do to set up bootable kernels on hppa.01:03
infinitymjg59: I'd assume it's bootp + however we netboot ia64 boxes.  I hope.01:04
mjg59infinity: No, it's more like netbooting a PPC Mac01:04
fabbioneinfinity: nope, sparc OBP still wants rarpd01:05
fabbioneelmo: ^^01:05
ograall i want for now for the ports arches is that something like that can work: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuDocumentation/LTSPCrossArchSetup01:05
fabbioneeven the t200001:05
sladenif the mactel's don't PXE, do they boot the way RARP+TFTP way as Mac Macs?01:05
mjg59sladen: Macs don't RARP...01:05
infinityfabbione: Whacky.  Maybe the V1[02] 0 series was made for idiots, then, cause it did bootp and loved it.01:05
ograthat requires only that the ltsp-server package is installable on the server ... nothing arch specific01:05
TheMusoMithrandir: Do you mean .41 or .42? Just finished merging your changes and .40 appears to be the latest.01:06
infinitymjg59: Does it need a bootloader wrapper, or can it bootp a kernel and jump right into it without any messiness?01:06
MithrandirTheMuso: hmm, pushing my latest version now01:06
mjg59infinity: No, you need to give it elilo01:06
mjg59infinity: But there's some magic in the dhcp options it needs01:06
fabbioneinfinity: possibly...01:07
TheMusoMithrandir: ok.01:07
MithrandirTheMuso: pushed01:07
TheMusoMithrandir: Ok thanks.01:07
infinityI'd love to pick up a new mini to play with, but not on my dime.01:10
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sladenfabbione: you marked that last Xv as in progress, are you doing an upload for it01:12
fabbionesladen: did I?01:12
sladenfabbione: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/19644  urm, Fix Released, rather than In Progress01:14
UbugtuMalone bug 19644 in xserver-xorg-driver-i810 "Kubuntu 5.04 Konqueror crashes X server repeatably" [Major,Fix released]  01:14
fabbione5.0401:15
fabbionei was told it is fixed in dapper -> Fix released01:15
TheMusoMithrandir: Do I commit? When attempting to do so, a lot of files/merges are displayed which I had nothing to do with...01:16
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mjg59fabbione: The bug it's marked a duplicate of is unfixed in dapper01:16
fabbionemjg59: ok..01:17
fabbionejust reopen it then01:17
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fabbionei might have misunderstood the infos01:17
MithrandirTheMuso: the usual way is to start with a clean checkout, do a bzr merge, check that it looks sane, commit, do your changes, commit, push.01:19
TheMusook01:20
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sivanginfinity: so , as we talked, the ATI X1300 are virtuall unsupported for us at the moment ? (/me looks at a T60 offer ;-) )01:30
infinitysivang: Yes.01:31
infinitysivang: They're only supported as vesa cards right now.01:31
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dokoseb128 do you have a FC or Opensuse installation? I'm looking at opensuse and I'm wondering, why they have Bistream as standard font in gnome, but fontconfig lists Nimbus as preferred choice. The gnome font propierties just lists "Sans" / "Serif"01:32
seb128doko: nop, I don't01:32
seb128doko: how do you notice they have Bistream used?01:33
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dokoseb128: not sure, but it's definitely something else than the preferred Nimbus font01:35
doko(preferred by fontconfig)01:35
sivanginfinity: how would you describe the amount of work needed to make it supported? :)01:36
infinitysivang: "A metric buttload"01:36
infinitysivang: However, it's not just the newer laptops and shiny 3D cards that motivate people, the new Intel Macs (which everyone is rather fond of right now) ship with these unsupported chips too, to I suspect it'll become someone's darling project pretty soon.01:37
sivanginfinity: Ah, I thought it was going to be you ? :)01:39
infinitysivang: ENOHARDWARE01:41
mjg59Dave Airlie is potentially looking at it at some stage01:42
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infinityairlied looks at a lot of stuff. ;)01:49
sivanginfinity: ah :)01:53
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Mithrandirseb128: uhm, gdmflexiserver seems to disappear if I change desktops.  Do you know of any such bugs?02:10
mjg59sabdfl: Had a chance to test the X60?02:13
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TheMusoMithrandir: http://www.themuso.id.au/ubuntu/casper - Should be good to go.02:16
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sivangmjg59: could it be that it invloves implementing a complete engine stack to support that card? (I admit I am not thoroughly understanidng the terminology but this imples writing from scratch the low level hardware talking part IMU)02:18
mjg59sivang: No02:18
mjg59The 2D core actually seems to be similar to the older Radeons, but the mode setting code is different02:18
MithrandirTheMuso: thanks02:20
TheMusonp02:20
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sivangmjg59: hmm, so even to makes this work, it would need tweaking. thinkwiki reports failure with either of the drivers.02:22
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mjg59sivang: The mode setting code is different02:27
mjg59Which means that the existing drivers will not work02:27
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netgrabberseb128: Do you have a current (beta) gaim version for dapper?02:32
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zakamehi all02:32
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danimomoin02:34
danimois there a chance for networkmanager 0.6.2 to be uploaded?02:34
danimo(to dapper)02:34
mdkedanimo, yes, I believe it is planned02:35
danimois there a place I can look at the progress?02:35
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mdkedanimo, I don't think so02:36
mdkethere may be a wiki page02:36
danimomdke: nope, pity02:40
dokoseb128: does nautilus honor /etc/mailcap?02:42
mdkedanimo, you can contact the maintainers, they'll tell you. but maybe it's just better to wait02:42
danimomdke: right02:42
torkeldanimo: or try to track the n-m bugs. I think there is a wishlist bug for upgrading to 0.6.202:43
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seb128netgrabber: no, why?02:55
seb128doko: no, it used shared-mime-info (freedesktop mime database)02:55
seb128s#used#uses02:55
netgrabberseb128: I get a lot of spam if I use the dapper version (Webaware)02:56
seb128netgrabber: that can be fixed with 1.5.0 probably02:56
seb128we should change the code to not use webaware02:57
netgrabberseb128: do you have such a patch?02:58
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seb128netgrabber: no02:59
seb128netgrabber: but that's probably one line of code change02:59
seb128netgrabber: are you sure than the spam is due to webaware?02:59
netgrabberI don't know it exactly. On my notebook i have the current beta and no spam. Here on my desktop i have the dapper version.03:00
giftnudelmvo: the issue from yesterday (update-manager + sources.list) seems to be resolved ;-)03:01
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infinityKinnison: * This release should also fix: ...03:04
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infinityKinnison: The suspense is KILLING ME.03:04
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janimomvo, as per you request poking wrt update/manager gconf :). Of course if you'd rather wait with the upload until I make config read/write it's ok03:05
janimojust saw that you are in upload mode :)03:06
ograinfinity, me too !!03:06
ograso lets wait for the next upload that finishes that sentence :)03:06
SeveasDaniel "Cliffhanger" Silverstone ;)03:07
zakamerock03:08
jsgotangcoheno, ping?03:08
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sivangROTFL03:10
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Kinnisoninfinity: arse, forgot to dd that line03:12
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Kinnisoninfinity: I'll tell you more later03:13
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mvojanimo: thanks, keep poking me. I'm (not yet) at update-manager, but it should be part of the next upload03:30
janimomvo, thanks03:30
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Tm_Tweare getting reports that debtag package is causing issues03:44
Tm_Thttp://kubuntu.pastebin.com/63770303:46
henojsgotangco: pong03:46
Tm_TRiddell: ping03:47
RiddellTm_T: hmm?03:48
Riddellyeah, confirmed, fix should be buliding03:48
Tm_Tok, thanks03:48
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jcoledudes03:51
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mdkeno dudes here03:52
jcolei've got about 4 ubuntu installs and have to do a "sudo hdparm -d /dev/hd*" (dma on) before i watch a dvd, or the dvd skips badly and my cpu goes through the roof ... just wondering if dma is defaulted to on in dapper03:53
jcolemdke: dudettes03:54
sladenjcole: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+filebug03:54
OdyXjcole: it is.. I had to do it... but has been solved (for me)03:54
jcolesudo hdparm -d1 /dev/hd*03:54
jcolesladen: i'm not sure if that's a bug... is it off for a reason?03:54
jcolesladen: regardless, i'll file03:55
OdyXjcole: lack of material detection => bug. (because it is per default)03:55
sladenjcole: if something doesn't work out of the box, that is a bug.03:56
mdkethere was a bug in the old days about dma not being turned on out of the box03:56
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henomdke: do you know who handles the ubuntu-artwork package03:56
mdkeI think it is closed as WONTFIX because it is too hard to differentiate between drives that support it and those that don't03:56
mdkeheno, jeff03:56
infinity(dub)03:56
OdyXhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs?field.searchtext=hdparm&search=Search&orderby=-priority%2C-severity03:56
henothanks03:56
mdkejcole, have a look for that bug, and see because there's not much point filing another one if it can't be fixed03:57
mdkeah, it's marked as fixed now :) https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/3618503:57
UbugtuMalone bug 36185 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Automatically enable DMA on CD-ROMs where it is known to work" [Wishlist,Fix released]  03:57
sladenheno: seb128 or jdub03:57
mdkeheno, is that for the backgrounds :) hope so03:58
seb128or dholbach03:58
henomdke: yes03:58
mdkecool03:58
seb128dholbach so03:58
jcolemdke: cool03:58
henomdke: I even managed to blame it on you ;) https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-art/2006-April/000947.html03:59
mdke:)04:00
mdkeheno, if some don't make it into -artwork, i think an ubuntu-backgrounds package would be cool04:00
henoyep04:00
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seb128mdke: you are trying to put new backgrounds on the CD?04:03
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mdkeseb128, I don't have access to the CD04:04
seb128you got the question probably no?04:05
zulheylo04:05
seb128let me say it different "the discussion is about putting backgrounds image to a package that is shipped on the CD?"04:05
seb128mdke: better that way?04:05
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mdkeseb128, I filed a bug about removing backgrounds from example-content. I suggested two alternative places the backgrounds could go. ubuntu-artwork, or ubuntu-backgrounds. heno has suggested that the backgrounds could be considered for ubuntu-artwork, and identified one specific background in particular as a candidate for inclusion as default background.04:07
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seb128mdke: how many images is that?04:08
mdkeseb128, i don't know. The maintainer of ubuntu-artwork can choose which images to be included, if any. I'm not trying to push images onto the CD, don't worry04:09
seb128k04:09
jsgotangcohmm its already in the cd no?04:09
seb128I'm just concerned about the number or examples and images, we will need to kick some out of the CD or kick some apps out if that keep going that way04:09
jsgotangcothe bug is about just moving them to a new package?04:10
jsgotangcos/new/existing04:10
mdkejsgotangco, that's true yes04:10
bddebianAny .desktop file experts?04:10
Mithrandirjsgotangco: did you get around to testing the -server cd?04:10
mdkeseb128, I'd suggest removing example-content from the install cd altogether, (leaving it on the live cd) but that's another story.04:10
jsgotangcoMithrandir, yeah -server flight 6 installed fine on my side but do you need further tests?04:10
seb128mdz: would be a good idea04:10
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mdkegot it04:11
henothere are currenly 11 sample wallpapers on the example part of the CD, and I'm about to remove them all. I want to suggest that one of them is moved to ubuntu-artwork04:11
mdkeI'm with you. That background rocks04:11
jsgotangcothe duck?04:11
Mithrandirjsgotangco: you could ask fabbione/infinity, but no, nothing I can think of immediately.04:11
mdkeheh, no wp-dapper.png04:11
bddebianDoes anyone know if a .desktop file should have Icon=foo instead of say Icon=foo.xpm?  My concern is how does it handle it if there is foo.xpm and foo.jpg in /usr/share/applications?04:12
jsgotangcok04:12
ograbddebian, it prefers png, then xpm iirc04:12
ogradunno about jpeg04:12
bddebianBut Icon=foo is appropriate?04:12
ograand i think you mean s/applications/pixmaps :)04:13
ograshould be, yes04:13
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bddebianOh yeah, pixmaps.. Heh04:13
fabbionejsgotangco: just apt-get install apache2 or something04:13
ograwoah, example content grew to 11M ? last time i looked it had only 6 ....04:15
mdkehmm. is it bad if packages grow in size suddenly, from the point of view of the cd? ubuntu-docs will get a lot bigger when it has some translations on it04:16
ogramdke, edubuntu only has kilobytes of spare space ... dunno how the situation is on ubuntu, but not *very* much better i uess04:17
ogra*guess04:17
mdkehmm. tricky04:18
janimomdke: will ubuntu-docs package include translations itself?04:18
mdkejanimo, yes04:18
janimoso no langpacks there04:18
mdkeno04:18
ograhmm ...04:18
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jcolei was in synaptic the other day and was thinking "it would be nice if i could see a screenshot of these apps"... so i decided to write a shell script to that looped through "apt-cache search ." and auto-googled 10 images for each package... after about 30 minutes, i looked at the images downloaded and found alot of cool gtk apps i didn't know about before...04:23
jcolei guess my point is "a screenshot is worth a thousand words" and was wondering if anyone has thought about something like this? something like screenshots window in synaptic (could be from google images or a screenshots database)04:23
mvojcole: sound like it might be a fun idea for gnome-app-install. it already pre-selects on end-user applications04:24
ograjcole, i guess it'd be rather appropriate for gnome-appinstall04:24
jcolemvo ogra: exactly04:26
jsgotangcowell we started gai with the icons04:26
ograso dapper+1 can have the shots ;)04:27
jsgotangcothat's a lot of shots 04:27
ogra(if time permits)04:27
jsgotangcoyeah04:27
pitticarlos: ah, pmount translations have been imported; can I remove the obsolete ones myself, or do you need to do that?04:27
carlosI need to do it..04:28
mvowell, app-install data is already pretty big (because of the icons)04:28
carloswell, I need to ask stub to do it04:28
Seveas_ion/infinity, there now exists a patch to make madwifi-ng wext-compiant which means much less pain for n-m04:28
carlosbut I'm a bit overloaded atm fixing also OO translations and handling KDE imports and I forgot it... sorry :-(04:29
ogramvo, ah, so its your fault that edubuntu always runs out of space :P04:29
ografinally someone to blame :)04:29
sivanghehe04:29
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sivangdegui-spec? a new one ? :)04:30
ograubuntu-cli metapackage ?04:30
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mvosivang: jsut joking, there is a joke "GettingRidOfTheDesktop" spec04:31
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sivang:)04:32
ograhow about a UsingPunchCardsInsteadOfHDs spec then ... would correspond very nicely to that one ;)04:32
sivangHA HA04:32
sivangogra: Oli, stop, I'm trying to work :)04:32
ogra:)04:33
jsgotangcolol04:34
ograor GuessingDisplayOutputByModemNoise ....04:35
ograthat would solve a *lot* of Xorg probs ...04:35
sivangheheh04:35
ogra(indeed only for modem users, the others would still have to use their monitor)04:36
zakamehaha04:36
ograpfft, no edubuntu on http://www.zegeniestudios.net/ldc/04:38
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jsgotangcoguys its already April 304:38
jsgotangco:)04:38
shawarmaThis is probably an FAQ by now, but why is it exactly that we've told network-manager to NOT alter resolv.conf?04:39
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Mithrandirshawarma: dhclient does it, if appropriate04:40
mdkeMithrandir, ping04:41
mdkeoh, you're there04:41
shawarmaMithrandir: right but I've packaged the vpn plugins but they don't really work all the well without being able to tell nm to use other DNS's.04:41
mdkeMithrandir, we have a bug in that kubuntu-docs we did for breezy. the update-alternatives link points to the wrong url.04:41
Mithrandirshawarma: I get very irate when NM changes my resolv.conf and am quite happy that it doesn't touch it.04:43
Mithrandirmdke: hmm.04:43
mdkeMithrandir, i'll do you a patch04:43
shawarmaMithrandir: Besides, the default for NM is to handle resolv.conf so there must be some reason why we've explicitly told it not to.04:44
Mithrandirmdke: please do; I'm on my way out so mail it to me or file a bug with a patch04:44
Mithrandirshawarma: yes, it's that dhclient does.04:44
mdkeMithrandir, sure thing04:44
shawarmaMithrandir: Yes.... but the vpn plugins won't work.04:44
Mithrandirshawarma: they need to be fixed somehow, then.04:44
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shawarmaMithrandir: I don't really think that "dhclient does it for you" is a good enough reason. Can you tell me something that will NOT work if nm handles it? 04:46
Mithrandirshawarma: my default search path, for instance.04:46
jdthoodshawarma: Some time ago there was discussion of resolvconf.  Was some decision made about it?04:46
Mithrandirshawarma: this is only a problem with the vpn plugins, apparently, so they should solve it.04:47
shawarmaMithrandir: What if nm had allowed you to add certing things to your search path?04:47
shawarma*certain04:47
Mithrandirshawarma: then it would still be broken, since the search path is a global configuration thing while NMs configuration would be per-user.04:47
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giftnudelcool, a complete hang of the system after upgrading to dapper ...04:48
shawarmaMithrandir: hmm.... One could argue that network configuratoin is a global thing. Nevertheless, nm handles network configuration.04:48
shawarmaMithrandir: doesn't dhclient change your search path too, btw?04:49
Mithrandirshawarma: no, since I've told it not to.04:49
shawarmaMithrandir: ah..04:49
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mdkeMithrandir, patch is on bug #2790604:51
UbugtuMalone bug 27906 in kubuntu-docs "Typo in kubuntu-docs" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2790604:51
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mdkeogra, who should I talk to about ubuntu-docs growing in size, in terms of ensuring there aren't any problems later on with the CD?04:52
jcolethis is SO much better that the gnome services manager (and it shows ALL services), been using it for about a week -> http://linux.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/BUM-Boot-Up-Manager-Screenshot-4564.html04:52
jcoleapt-get install bum04:55
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jdthoodMithrandir: Has there been any discussion about using resolvconf together with network-manager?04:56
jdthoodNM, found the answer: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkMagic05:00
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mdkeyes, I've seen that problem too.05:03
mdkeit only seems to happen on certain bugs05:04
mdkeah, when they are reported. Comments don't have the problem05:05
shawarmaThe "release notes" mail about network-manager from Keybuk speaks of a bunch of errors with network-manager's handling of resolv.conf as the rationale for removing this functionality.. Does anyone know if these bugs persist in the 0.6-tree of nm?05:06
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sabdflmjg59: not yet05:09
sabdflwill try get there this evening05:09
sabdfldubious about this new wifi card05:09
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zakamehi G0SUB 05:11
G0SUBzakame: hey!05:11
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jcole"Error ! please contact hwdb@ubuntu.com " -> http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/?xml=vectra05:13
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bddebianAm I OK uploading a change to a .desktop file just changing the icon name?  Should be an issue with strings right?05:25
bddebianErr s/should/should not/05:27
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seb128bddebian: that's fine, no translation for the filename :)05:27
ogramdke, sorry, was afk05:28
mdkenp05:28
ogramdke, i guess Kamion, Mithrandir and me know about the sizes05:28
ogra(i dont look at ubuntu normally, but they do)05:28
mdkeright. I'll mail05:28
ograjcole, how did you manage to upload such a file ? 05:28
bddebianseb128: Great, thanks.  One other quick question.  The current Icon=graveman48.png and user wants Icon=graveman.  No problem.  However, I am going to need to rename graveman48.png to graveman.png correct?05:29
seb128bddebian: correct05:29
bddebianThank you sir05:30
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RiddellKamion: do you know how espresso-frontend-gtk gets on the kubuntu live CD?  its not in any of the seeds or germinate output (except extra)05:33
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Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/liveLogs/kubuntu/latest/livecd-20060331.1-i386.out says apt is deciding to install it05:34
Kamionwhich is just installing kubuntu-live I think05:35
Kamionso I'm honestly not sure, I blame apt05:35
Riddellit's definatly not in kubuntu-live05:36
Kamionsure05:37
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RiddellMithrandir: any ideas?05:38
RiddellKamion: second question, how does the .desktop file for espresso-frontend-gtk get onto the 05:39
Riddellthe desktop?05:39
Kamionbuild a base system, apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, apt-get install kubuntu-live, you should be able to reproduce it05:39
Kamioncasper/casper-bottom/10adduser05:39
Kamionthere's a for loop there which can easily have kde-ui added to it as soon as you're ready05:40
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MithrandirRiddell: try changing the order of espresso and espresso-frontend-kde in the depends for -live, I think.05:41
Kamionurgh!05:41
Kamionwe need to avoid that somehow, can't be depending on that05:41
Mithrandirhave kubuntu live have espresso-frontend-gtk- ?05:42
Kamionyou can't do that in dependencies05:42
Mithrandirhmm, true.05:42
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Kamionno, this needs to not be a stupid metapackage workaround05:42
Kamionit smells like an apt bug05:43
Riddellah, so epsresso depend on espresso-frontend which brings in espresso-frontend-gtk05:43
MithrandirRiddell: that's my guess at least.05:43
Mithrandirask mvo if you want a definitive answer.05:43
Kamionboth espresso-frontend-gtk and espresso-frontend-kde provide espresso-frontend05:43
Kamionif espresso-frontend-kde is being installed, I don't think apt should also select espresso-frontend-gtk05:43
RiddellI can just remove espresso from the seeds and leave only espresso-frontend-kde05:44
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Kamionhmm, that could be the problem though, espresso-frontend-gtk doesn't depend on espresso while espresso-frontend-kde does05:45
Kamionnot sure what's correct there05:45
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Kamionmaybe apt feels espresso-frontend-gtk is "easier" somehow due to the lack of a circular dep05:46
KamionRiddell: ok, I'll add that dep to espresso-frontend-gtk and you can make that seed change05:47
Riddelldoing05:47
Riddellshall I make an equivalent change for the ubuntu seeds?05:47
Kamionnot yet, I'll do that after my next upload05:48
jsgotangcogood night05:51
mdkenight05:51
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pittiseb128, Kamion: freecdb has been considered dead for some time now. Any objection if I unseed it? (no reverse deps)05:59
Kamionno05:59
seb128no objection from me neither06:00
pittialright06:00
pittimdz asked to migrate away from it, but unseeding is the only thing to do06:00
pittithanks06:00
elmoeh06:00
elmodead how?06:00
elmouserdir-ldap still uses it06:00
pittielmo: that's claimed in debian bug 33803806:01
UbugtuDebian bug 338038 in freecdb "Subject: freecdb: does not provide a shared library" [Serious,Open]  http://bugs.debian.org/33803806:01
pittiwhich was imported into bugzilla06:01
pitti(bug 25202)06:01
UbugtuMalone bug 25202 in freecdb "skkdic requires cdbmake to complete migration from freecdb" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2520206:01
pittielmo: you mean libapache2-mod-ldap-userdir?06:02
diemanand network manager works with wpa enterprise at work, yay06:02
elmopitti: no, userdir-ldap06:02
pittihm, no such package here on amd6406:03
elmopitti: the thing that powers db.debian.org and the ubuntu.com machines06:03
elmoit's not in the archive06:03
pittiah06:03
pittielmo: the upstream bug recommends changing to tinycdb06:04
mdzinfinity: which version of make is it which broke everything in Debian?06:04
pittielmo: anyway, I don't care much, if we need it in main, I'll leave it as it is06:04
elmopitti: that's fine, as long as something which implements the API is available06:04
elmoand I've kind of given up on the idealistic dream of having things we run on ubuntu.com in main06:05
elmo(HI APACHE MAINTAINERS)06:05
pitti" tinycdb implements almost all API as found in cdb-0.75 written by06:05
pitti D.J. Bernstein, so it should be source-compatible."06:05
pittididn't test that, though06:05
pittinor do I have any idea what it does06:05
pittimdz: you wanted freecdb to go away in bug 25202; was that just housekeeping, or any particularly strong reason?06:06
UbugtuMalone bug 25202 in freecdb "skkdic requires cdbmake to complete migration from freecdb" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2520206:06
mdzpitti: only the reason I gave in the bug report (it's dead upstream)06:07
Mithrandirelmo: you'll get apache 2.2 for dapper+1.06:07
pittimdz: ok; Gerrit Pape did a recent upload, claiming that he took over upstream maintenance06:07
mdzpitti: ok06:07
elmoMithrandir: great, you can have your DVDs served from ubuntu.com in dapper+1 too :-P06:07
Mithrandirelmo: I use rsync. :-)06:08
mdkeelmo, while you're here. I was gonna ask you whether it might be possible to use an ubuntu server for the help.ubuntu.com website. We're thinking about hosting the translated documentation too for dapper (http://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/) and our server will probably not be good enough. What do you think?06:09
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pittielmo: is there a special reason gpg uses configure --with-included-gettext? it breaks langpack support06:10
elmomdke: what software do you use/run?06:10
elmopitti: not that I can recall06:11
mdkeelmo, it's all just plain html06:11
elmowhy does it break langpack support tho?06:11
mdkeso apache06:11
pittielmo: the included gettext doesn't look in /usr/share/locale-langpacks06:11
elmomdke: how many and who has access?06:11
pittielmo: of course I can apply the same glibc patch to the included gettext, but it could as well just use libc's gettext06:11
elmopitti: err, I'm going to regret asking, but why /usr/sh/l-l ?06:12
mdkeelmo, me and henrik have root on the server, which also houses doc.ubuntu.com (which we'd probably like to keep on that server). For help.ubuntu.com we would probably just need one user with normal access to upload the documents all in one go.06:12
pittielmo: so that the langpacks don't conflict with unstripped or locally built debs06:12
mdkeelmo, if you prefer, they can even be tarred up for you, and you can put them up, approx once every release cycle06:13
elmomdke: if it's just plain html, that's fine, you can certainly have a server06:13
elmomdke: send a mail to RT with all these details?06:14
elmo(well, _share_ a server. ;-)06:14
mdkeelmo, absolutely. Thanks very much.06:14
mdkesure, sure06:14
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elmopitti: oh, right - anyway, feel free to fix gnupg06:14
pittiok, thanks06:14
elmopitti: if it works for you, I'll change debian to match ;-)06:14
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pittielmo: yep, works fine (with a small s/rm/rm -f/ fix in rules, see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11382)06:26
elmopitti: err, surely, just drop the locale.alias removal altogether? but details06:28
pittielmo: I left it in in case we'll ever experiment with the internal one again, since it doesn't hurt06:29
pittibut feel free to drop it completely, of course06:29
siretarthas the update-manager tool for upgrading from breezy to dapper already been uploaded to breezy-updates, or shall testers still use http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/backports/update-manager/?06:29
mvosiretart: we are working on the last missing bits, currently it is still in my private repo06:30
mvosiretart: I hope we get it into the archive soon though06:31
Chipzzmvo: :)06:31
siretartmvo: we want to update a machine right now. shall we use http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/backports/update-manager/ for testing it?06:31
mvosiretart: yes please06:32
siretartok. will do06:32
mvosiretart: you will need breezy-updates in your sources.list as well (for main and universe)06:33
mvothis way a updated python-apt and python-vte can make it to your system06:33
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bddebianseb128: You still here?06:36
mdkeJaneW, ping?06:37
seb128bddebian: pong06:37
carlospitti: confirmed, the language pack exports are working again06:37
pitticarlos: thanks06:37
carlospitti: when will your scripts run ?06:37
bddebianseb128: Sorry to bug you again, but I think copying graveman48.png to graveman.png wasn't the thing to do since it affects orig.tar.gz.  Should I just cp it in debian/rules to /usr/share/applications/graveman.png?  Is that more appropriate?06:38
seb128bddebian: why not just using "graveman48"?06:38
ograbddebian, either that or uuencode it in the diff.gz06:38
siretartmvo: upgrade is ongoing :)06:38
ogra(i like cp in rules more though)06:38
mvosiretart: woah, that was quick :)06:38
mvosiretart: when it finishes, could you please send me the logs in /var/log/dist-upgrade*.log?06:39
bddebianseb128: Malone 184906:39
UbugtuMalone bug 1849 in graveman "Icon name" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/184906:39
seb128bddebian: I don't know about theme edition and why "graveman48" is not a valid name06:40
seb128bddebian: if you want to move it do it from debian/rules so06:40
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sivangokay, time to go home and do some HUBing :)06:43
fabbionetime to go home and.. hmm no.. i am home... doh!06:44
bddebianheh06:44
mdkelucky >_<06:45
ograhome is where the heart is :)06:45
LaserJockand where the laptop is ;) for me anyway06:45
ograor wherever i lay my heat ?06:45
ograor head ?06:46
bddebianheh06:46
carlospitti: hmm, dapper export failed due a lock...06:46
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dholbachogra: how does one go about doing the dholbach?06:47
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pittiwalking the dog?06:48
mdkeI thought that was doing an ogra06:48
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dholbach:)06:48
ograsince i'm alone i cant push susus to do it during the week *shrug*06:49
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bddebianBah, screw this bug.. :)06:54
bddebianIt's wishlist anyway 06:54
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sivangfabbione: I wish I was lucky like you :-)07:02
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sivangogra: eheh07:02
fabbionesivang: sometimes i wish i had an office07:02
sivangfabbione: Let's have a small talk about it and I'll remind you why you don't :)07:03
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fabbionesivang: you don't have a wife...07:03
fabbionelet's talk about it :F07:03
fabbione:D07:03
sivangfabbione: hmm07:03
sivangfabbione: well, even when I'll live with my gf, she is a full time ERP intergrator , and arrives home around 6pm, and even when she's around she understands my involvment in FOSS , I hope it will stay like this when we do move in together :)07:06
fabbionesivang: the point is that when she is home from work, and you are at home at work, you will be the one spending all day in front of that damn computer, doing absolutely nothing when there is the laundry that needs to be done and food to be prepared and.. and .. and..07:08
bddebianheh07:09
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sivangfabbione: right, but then again she needs to understand that you've been at work all day :)07:13
sivangfabbione: although, minor detail that physically you reside at home :)07:14
fabbionesivang: you wish :)07:14
sivanghehe07:14
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hungerDid anyone use pvmove recently in dapper?07:48
hungerIt keeps coredumping for me.07:48
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Kinnisonmdz: ping?08:18
Kinnisonmdz: both 25737 and 24992 would be solved by syncing the new chicken package from debian. But it is an upstream version change.08:23
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Riddellcarlos, jordi: ping08:33
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mdzKinnison: usual procedure applies08:36
mdzKinnison: it's purely a build-dep thing I think, so if stuff still builds, probably ok08:36
KaiLhmm, DVD-RAM-Support isn't THAT good, I'd say08:38
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janimoKamion, thanks for the isos08:56
janimo:)08:57
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dholbachhave a nice evening09:21
sivangnight dholbach 09:22
dholbachbye sivang09:22
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diemanKaiL: what sort of dvd-ram issue you having?09:50
KaiLdieman, Bug 37905 and bug 3790709:51
UbugtuMalone bug 37905 in pmount "DVD-RAM shouldn't get mounted ro" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3790509:51
UbugtuMalone bug 37907 in gnome-volume-manager "no reaction on DVD-RAM" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3790709:51
hungerDid anyone use pvmove recently in dapper? Keeps coredumping for me,09:51
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sladenhunger: strace it and file a bug09:51
tsdgeosjordi: any update on the aspel-ca issue?09:52
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tsdgeoshi btw09:52
sladenhunger: if you can remember your email address, ask for a new password09:52
hungersladen: There is the next problem: I need to pvmove my partitions to a new disc before I can read mails again:-(09:53
sladenhunger: can you dd, or loop mount or something to get around that09:55
sladenhave you tried rebooting?09:55
KaiLdieman, excapt that I can use pmount, it feels like in old days, before we had hal, dbus and so on...09:55
hungersladen: dd is not really an option since the new disc is bigger than the old one. Rebooting does not fix the issue (if it did then I'd run and get a new OS;-)09:56
diemanKaiL: hrm, i dont see 37907 on my system09:56
diemanKaiL: you may want to add what type of hardware you are using, too09:56
diemanKaiL: i knew about 3790509:56
KaiLhmm, you don't see 37907...09:57
diemani had reported it in the past i thought09:57
KaiLhmm09:57
hungersladen: I'll find a solution... maybe I'll use a non-ubuntu disc to move stuff.09:57
diemantrying to find my old bug here09:57
KaiLlet's see, if something filled gvm...09:57
KaiLeh killed09:57
KaiLnop, normal CD works09:58
KaiLuhm...09:58
KaiLworked..?09:58
diemanweird09:58
diemanwho makes your drive?09:58
KaiLwhere on earth is the icon?!?!?09:58
KaiLLG09:58
diemanhrm09:58
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diemanive got an LG also and it mounts automatically09:58
diemanbut that machine is running breezy09:58
KaiLWTF? The icon is missing :/09:58
KaiL..for a CD09:59
diemanhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-bugs/2004-October/012483.html10:00
diemanbwhaha10:00
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diemanhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/partman-target/+bug/897010:01
UbugtuMalone bug 8970 in partman-target "cdrom is set to ro by default, breaks dvd-ram users" [Wishlist,Rejected]  10:01
diemanwhich is a dupe of10:01
diemanhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/partman-target/+bug/1805710:01
UbugtuMalone bug 18057 in partman-target "UDF formatted CD is mounted read-only" [Normal,Fix released]  10:01
diemanwhich was supposedlyf ixed in partman-target 36ubuntu210:01
KaiLah, ok10:02
KaiLand because my fstab is still from <ancient>, this still sits there...10:03
diemanyah10:03
diemanthat too10:03
KaiLlet's see, what a real dapper system says here....10:03
diemanyou probally need to take ro out of your fstab10:03
jorditsdgeos: yes, I'm working on a update which will fix everything.10:03
jorditsdgeos: I guess I'll have it in two days or so10:04
KaiLdieman, and as the other problem not only hits DVD-RAM here, something seams to have crashed :/10:05
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carlosRiddell: pong10:15
carlosnot sure if jordi answered already...10:15
Riddellcarlos: he didn't, able to join us in #kubuntu-devel ?10:16
carlossure10:16
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Pygimdz: sorry about the mixup and all :-/10:31
mdzPygi: was your intention to ask for a freeze exception, or were you asking whether someone would do the work of updating the package?10:32
Pygimdz: nah, I was asking for freeze expection...me and _ion intented to make patches, and then talk to Keybuk & infinity about uploading10:33
mdzok10:33
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mdzfabbione: are you making some progress on the X bug list?  I have been mostly leaving those alone in my sweep, with the expectation that you are working on that list10:34
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ogramdz, do you suggest that switching the app justifies closing the bug (i.e. bug 28758) ? it still exists in xss i guess ...10:35
UbugtuMalone bug 28758 in xscreensaver "Dapper freezes on rhythmbox notification bubble when (openGL)screensaver is active" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2875810:35
fabbionemdz: i did go trough the requestes you left me in malone today, but i had to do some work on cluster stuff today as well10:35
mdzogra: feel free to downgrade it instead10:36
mdzfabbione: there is a big backlog of X bugs which haven't been looked at by anyone; I am going through all of the other bugs but if you could deal with the unconfirmed X bugs that would be a great help10:36
ogramdz, no, i'm fine and will wait for someone to repoen if needed, i was just asking about our general attitude 10:37
ogras/asking/curious/10:37
fabbionemdz: yes i know.10:38
fabbionemz10:38
fabbionemdz: i also need to keep into account -server/-cluster in my daily work..10:39
fabbionethey aren't finished yet10:39
mdzogra: I would consider the bug to be low-impact since we are using gnome-screensaver now; of course, Xubuntu is probably still using xscreensaver, but they can open their own task if they want to ;-)10:39
ograoki :)10:39
siretartmdz: I see that you assigned bug #27983 to me. I outlined what would needed to be done there. do you think we should do this transition? if yes, I'd rather start sooner than later..10:40
UbugtuMalone bug 27983 in openal libopenal0 "libopenal0: openal changed API without adjusting versioning" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2798310:40
mdzfabbione: what is on your todo list for clusters?10:40
mdzsiretart: I received your email; I'm just trying to get caught up on bugs right now10:40
mdzI have another 1300 bugs to review10:40
fabbionemdz: get clvm tested and in main on sabdfl input/request.10:40
fabbionemdz: that opened literally a can of worms10:40
fabbionethat's good tho10:41
siretartah, ok. sry then..10:41
ografabbione, we should look into ati vs radeo detection, i had a buch of GL screensaver bugs that were solved by changing ati to radeon in xorg.conf ... 10:41
fabbionebut there is stuff that needs fixing and testing10:41
fabbioneogra: welcome to send me a patch :)10:41
fabbioneogra: i am not jalous of X10:41
ograi know ...10:41
ogranobody is :)10:41
LaserJockdarn, mvo killed my pbuilder how to in the Packaging Guide ;-)10:41
ograi'll look into this particular issue ...10:41
fabbioneogra: solution is to fix it in discover1-data to return the proper driver and make sure xorg doesn't override10:41
mdzfabbione: was I CCed on that conversation?  I don't remember clvm10:42
fabbioneogra: or ask benh to actually make it working10:42
fabbionemdz: i don't think so10:42
ograis our discover1-data even up to date ? 10:42
fabbioneogra: yes10:42
ograi know daniels always care dfor it10:42
ograok10:42
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mdzfabbione: please forward me the thread10:43
fabbionemdz: yes i was searching for it10:43
lamontDiziet: re 33895 - I'll check that soonish10:44
fabbionemdz: you were acutally in the To:10:45
jordianswered what?10:45
fabbionewell you got it twice10:45
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zul_wq10:46
mdzfabbione: the only thing I saw in that message was a question "is it something that makes sense to have in main?"10:46
mdzwas there a later message?10:47
fabbionemy answer to it?10:47
ograzul_, you missed the colon10:47
mdzyes, you said it was a nice to have10:47
zul_ogra: yeah...my click to focus sucketh..10:47
fabbioneyes and that it required some investigation10:47
fabbioneso i started investigating and found:10:47
fabbione- multipath-tools is broken10:47
fabbione- lpfc kernel driver is broken and i fixed it10:47
fabbione- e1000 kernel driver is broken and i fixed it10:48
fabbione- clvm requires working cman and found out that it is partially broken and i am fixing it10:48
fabbionetogether with the bugs i am fixing while i do this...10:48
fabbionedo/did since it's still going on10:49
KaiLwhat on earth is an nVidia Geforce 6700 XL?10:49
KaiLat least dapper seams to fail on it..10:49
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diemangrmbl, found a awful horrible networkmanager bug10:56
diemanmust fix10:56
dieman        nm_gconf_wso_set_key (NM_GCONF_WSO (security), "FIXME", 5);     /* FIXME: What to do about Enterprise keys? */10:59
diemanwoo!11:00
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Pygidieman: if it works (the patch),please file a bug,and attach patch? ^_^11:16
diemanyah11:16
diemanbug is filed11:16
diemanbug #3792411:16
UbugtuMalone bug 37924 in network-manager network-manager-gnome "gnome applet loses wpa enterprise configuration" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3792411:16
Pygiis that 0.6.2?11:16
hungerArg! My box no longer boots!11:16
diemanbah11:16
hungerI hope it is the LVM timeout issue again.11:16
Pygidieman: hm?11:16
diemanPygi: is .6.2 out?11:17
diemanmy mirror must be out of date11:17
diemanyah11:17
diemanyour right11:17
diemanshoot11:17
Pygidieaman: yes, it is...you need to use master server (archive.ubuntu.com)11:17
Pyginot any mirrors :P11:17
fabbionenight guys11:17
fabbionecya in a few hours11:17
diemanwell, i maintain this mirror and its updated fairly often, but not often enough to catch some things ;)11:17
diemani'll check the newer sources to see if its in there11:18
diemanits just a pain to use archive.u.c sometimes 'cause its slower than the local mirror :)11:19
diemanyeah, its fixed there11:19
Pygifabbione: night11:20
Pygidieaman: yes, I know that ;)11:20
diemanheh11:20
Pygidieaman: update every 10 seconds? :)11:20
diemanevery few hours, but should have checked the list in launchpad first for new versions11:20
Pygidieman: ah, right11:21
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diemanthanks, anyhow11:21
diemani'm really happy its working for the most part11:21
diemanit will remove another one of those awkward moments with users11:22
dieman'oh, and your wireless configuration, just edit this file!'11:22
Pygi=P11:22
Pygia lot more work needs to be done :-11:22
Pygi:--11:22
Pygi:-/11:22
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diemanPygi: yeah, but its working for the most part right now11:32
Pygidieman: look up how many bugs =P11:32
diemanyah11:32
diemani saw em11:33
diemanits *hard* to get it to work with all drivers11:33
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diemani've only had the opportunity to test it with intel cards for the most part11:33
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sivangnight all!11:42
Pyginight sivang11:43
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SeveasPygi, have ou seen my memo?11:51
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jmg!seen sabdfl12:01

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