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AlinuxOShello boys :) why 6.04 to 6.06 ? :)12:28
AlinuxOSI'm surprised really :)12:28
ograbecause it would be odd to release in june but call it 6.0412:38
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Riddellmdz: the kdeprint maintainer says he would be interested in a cups 1.2 bounty and it would help him allocate time to kdeprint. how do I proceed?01:01
dokoRiddell: pitti did want to look at an cups update, but he's quite busy01:05
Riddelldoko: it won't help01:06
Riddellit's KDE at fault01:06
dokoRiddell: as with "system:" URL's ;-)01:07
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mdzRiddell: do you have a fairly good idea of the scope of the work?  small, medium, large?01:13
mdzogra: ah, I thought speedcrunch was an edubuntu app01:16
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ogramdz, nope, its a kubuntu-desktop dep ...01:17
ogramdz, but dont worry, i'll sort it out with Riddell :)01:18
mdzogra: thakns01:18
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Riddellmdz: it's fixing the use of private apis to public ones01:21
Riddellmdz: not a huge job, there shouldn't be too many01:21
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mdzRiddell: ask him to send me an email with a statement of work (a description of what needs to be done, that we can all agree on), a date he can commit to delivery, and a price01:24
mdzI'll take it from there01:24
Riddellmdz: ok, thanks01:24
RiddellKamion: kde espresso good for merging if you want, it's starting to become usable01:29
dokomdz: how should we go on with the change of the default font? the discussion was somewhat short; just jdub did agree. didn't hear anything from Diziet (firefox default)01:44
mdzdoko: it makes me very nervous01:45
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mdzdoko: do you have some ideas about how we can get sufficient testing and input from users of many different languages and content types?01:46
englaUbuntu dapper dropped out of X in a split second for me, leaving me witha black screen. Which logs should I preserve before starting gdm again? I've found .xsession-errors, but what more is good for a bug report?01:46
sladenmdz: provide pizza and bribe all the overseas students from the local university to show up01:47
elmoargh, christ.  is it a known bug that you can't paste non-ascii in gnome-terminal?01:47
sladen pasteage01:48
sivangelmo: do you get hollow squares?01:48
elmosivang: it just won't let me paste01:49
Seveasworks fine for me01:49
sivangelmo: ah01:49
sivang01:49
sladenelmo: from PRIMARY or CLIPBOARD  (right-click, paste, or middle click?)01:49
sivangI can paste but not see it right after having pasted it.01:50
elmosladen: shift-insert01:50
elmo(which is middle-click, I think?)01:50
dokomdz: if we only move the Nimbus font before the DejaVu font, then not much should happen (tm). The problem which I see is to get testers and developers interested in testing this. so maybe announce it again on devel-announce, and provide some test packages on p.d.o (have to convince seb128 and Riddell to help with this)01:51
elmoright-click copy + right-click, paste, just does nothing too01:51
mdzdoko: which packages need to be touched?01:51
sladenyes.  Shift-insert, middle click and right-click all work for me with speffal characters01:51
elmoso I wonder what the heck is spethial about my setup, *sigh*01:51
elmosladen: thanks anyway01:51
dokofontconfig, gnome-control-center(?), some KDE package (?), don't know for xubuntu.01:52
dokomdz: there's one alternative, which might be less invasive: revert back Diziet 's fontconfig change, so that at least the replacement for the Times/Helvetica fonts is metrical correct. But then people will complain that their web pages look ugly ...01:54
mdzdoko: the fonts look very similar, though different metrics, so in theory it should look OK where glyphs are mixed, right?01:54
wasabi_Is there any standard for encoding the type of a document into a plain text file as a comment so it can be sniffed?01:55
wasabi_Some common #syntax or something.01:56
wasabi_It's unimportant, I just want to know if there's something universally accepted currently.01:56
dokomdz: glyph mixing is never ok, but the Nimbus font is somewhat complete in the glyph "groups", so substitutions should look ok (we won't have the alphabet in nimbus, except for the vowels in DejaVu)01:56
dokomdz: last resort is to blacklist the Nimbus font for some languages in /etc/fonts/fonts.conf01:58
neuraliswasabi_: what do you mean by type? text encoding, or actual type (perl script vs. TeX file vs. ...)?01:59
wasabi_mime type.01:59
wasabi_I'd just assume put #application/foo as the first line in the file.01:59
wasabi_But I was wondering if there some syntax other programs are using I can steal.01:59
neuralisnot to my knowledge, no.01:59
wasabi_Well, what's done for encoding?02:01
wasabi_I've seen something done by VI before, trying to find an example.02:01
neuralisvim has its own syntax for denoting encoding, if i remember correctly; unicode has the (optional) BOM, and general programs use the canonical solution of libmagic if they really need to figure out the type of a file.02:02
mdzdoko: let's give it a try and see what happens; it's simple to revert, right?02:04
mdzdoko: or does it migrate into user preferences?02:04
dokomdz: fontconfig defaults not, I'll ask seb128/Riddell for gnome/KDE, so that we know at least that02:05
mdzdoko: ok, if it's entirely global config and easy to revert, let's try it02:07
robertjthe http://people.debian.org/~debacle/refcard/ webpage is a good example of exactly what is wrong with free software today :(02:07
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dokomdz: ok, will prepare it tomorrow and announce it02:08
ograelmo, did you try shift-ctrl-V02:10
englais it possible to attach files to bugs in launchpad?02:10
sladenelmo: oh, remember that with copy and paste it is the application that you are copying /from/ that provides the string;  so it could it that which is broken rather than the recieving end02:10
englaengla: yes it it, you are confused, engla 02:10
elmosladen: ah, maybe it's screen02:11
elmo'cos it's gnome-terminal in both cases02:11
mjg59robertj: Mm?02:12
elmoogra: that's just paste from the menu isn't it?02:12
syntaxisrobertj: how so?02:12
ograyep02:12
ograelmo, but ususally works02:12
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robertjmjg59: it's an very plain page with an abstract that looks like the introduction of a conference paper. It follows with information about how to access the information using svn. Then it follows with the commands for checking it out of cvs. Then it lists a whole bunch of information users don't care about including the Translator & Print Title. 02:14
robertjThen when you finally click the link you get a bunch of commands with too little explanation to actually be of use to anyone who would need the cheat sheet02:15
ogradoko, do you read ubuntu-art ? "Has something changed with the fonts? Ubuntu looks very crisp and sharp, far more so than other LiveCD's somehow."02:15
mjg59robertj: I think you've missed the point of that page02:16
ograthats about flight602:16
mjg59(Though your criticism of the card itself may be valid)02:16
dokoogra: no, don't read it. maybe it's compared to breezy?02:17
robertjmjg59: it it were me it would be Title - List of Languages - More information02:17
mjg59robertj: It's not supposed to be a source for users02:17
ogradoko, might be, but it indicates that we should probably keep the current setup as a fallback02:17
robertjmjg59: it's on digg02:18
mjg59robertj: Well it shouldn't be02:18
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robertjmjg59: I think it's a reality people have to prepare for these days02:18
sivangrobertj: which page is that?02:18
robertjbasically anything that does not have a whole-pager watermark reading "TEST RELEASE" is going to be presented as done02:19
robertjsivang: http://people.debian.org/~debacle/refcard/02:19
mjg59robertj: I write pages based on the audience I'm targetting, not the audience that may get pointed at my page by digg02:19
robertjmjg59: I understand, but a cheat sheet is end-user documentation02:19
robertjso it ought to have a similarly-targeted web page02:20
mjg59robertj: It's a website that exists to provide information on the availability and translation infrastructure of the doc02:20
mjg59Not a website that's supposed to provide it to a naive end-user02:20
robertjmjg59: it's not marked as being in a developer section, isn't titled "Developer Information for X" etc02:22
mjg59robertj: And?02:22
robertjmjg59: so it's a good example of having an end-user product with no end-use web page.02:23
mjg59robertj: And that's exactly what's wrong with free software these days?02:24
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Keybukheh02:24
Keybukhe did manage to send that e-mail to everybody except the intended recipients02:24
ograheh, yes02:24
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mjg59robertj: Lack of clearly targetted webpages is hardly limited to free software. It's common pretty much anywhere where there's no direct profit motive02:25
robertjmjg59: Yes, is it a good thing? Do developers really want to see the entire first page dominated by copyright discussion over the GPL?02:25
mjg59robertj: You're restating your complaint02:26
robertjYes, and I'm asking, is this helpful to developers?02:26
mjg59Yes02:26
robertjSo you like having the whole pre-amble right smack at the top?02:28
robertjYou don't need it up there, you don't have to accept it02:28
robertjbut that's quite enough about that02:29
mjg59robertj: If I'm going to be distributing or translating something, I want to know what terms it's under02:30
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robertjmjg59: yes, that would be good, stick it at the bottom along with checkout directions02:31
mjg59robertj: It's fairly clear that that page is aimed at distributors and translaters02:31
robertjmjg59: and it shouldn't be, but we've already covered that ground02:32
mjg59robertj: Given who the page is aimed at, the page is appropriate. Which leaves you with "This project has no end-user friendly website"02:33
mjg59Which is again a reasonable objection, but it's certainly not an example of what's wrong with free software today02:33
mjg59There are many worse things02:33
robertjmjg59: that's right. And it doesn't really need a web site, it needs a web page, which would hopefully be linked off the dev page because it's also part of the development02:33
robertjmjg59: I think it's emblematic, I surely don't think it's going to bring world peace02:34
robertjI like the cheat sheet entry for building your own kernel image02:42
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Kamionmdz: why do you think #32529 belongs with partman? it looks like a parted bug to me02:51
mdzKamion: I thought partman decided what was permissible02:53
mdzif not, apologies02:53
Kamionlooks to me that parted is not telling partman about the existence of hda3 because it's confused, partman then tries to tell parted to resize hda1, and all parted manages to do is write out a new partition table with its confused view of the world02:55
Kamionanything that low-level about partition tables is usually parted02:56
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KamionI'll reassign back and ask for the partman log, which may help02:56
Kamionthanks, though, at least the reassign prompted me to look at the bug :-)02:57
KamionRiddell: noted, thanks02:58
mdzI wish I could unsubscribe you/ubuntu-installer from some of these misplaced installer bugs02:59
KamionI can unsubscribe myself if need be (and sometimes do), but I can't figure out how to unsubscribe ubuntu-installer03:00
Kamionit's probably right that you can't unsubscribe other people, but you should be able to unsubscribe a team you're in03:01
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/products/malone/+bug/3053203:02
UbugtuMalone bug 30532 in malone "Unable to unsubscribe a team from a bug" [Normal,Confirmed]  03:02
bddebianheh03:02
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KamionRiddell: why does your branch remove necessary code from espresso/components/install.py?03:06
KamionRiddell: and as usual you didn't write a changelog entry; please do03:06
Kamionfor instance the apt-install change closes a bug and needs a changelog entry03:07
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KamionI'll merge it after you've corrected that; thanks03:08
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Kamion(apologies if the above is snarky, insomnia is not good for tact)03:16
elmoyou said thanks, not kthxbye, so I think you're not quite up to snarky yet03:17
Kamiontrue03:18
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Seveasgetting close though ;)03:19
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nictukuSeveas, are you there?03:20
Seveasnictuku, yes03:20
dAndyKamion: I am having another weird kickstart issue, when I specify a drivemap, it still pops up the drive map dialog, but when I tell it to erase all of hda, it still uses the drive map from the ks03:21
nictukucan I pm you about members host cloak?03:21
dAndyKamion: is there something I am missing, about telling it to use hda or something?03:21
mjg59Keybuk: Suspend/resume issues are almost certainly the kernel, not acpi-support03:21
Seveasnictuku, please mail me (dennis@ubuntu.com) - it's 3:20 here and I should be sleeping 03:21
nictukuSeveas, ah ok03:22
KamiondAndy: preseeding partman-auto/disk is the usual way to pick a disk03:22
nictukuSeveas, thanks03:22
KamiondAndy: apart from that (and obviously you shouldn't have to do that by hand with kickstart) I can't immediately think what's wrong, but it's late here03:22
Keybukmjg59: aye, I take a "assign it to the first package I can think of that mjg59 knows about, so he can decide where to assign it further" approach :p03:22
dAndyKamion: it seems like if you specify a partition map, it should pick the default drive, should I file a bug? or is this normal behavior and preseeding is the way to go03:23
Kamionclearpart preseeds partman-auto/disk ...03:23
KamiondAndy: go ahead and file a bug, I think I need (a) more details/context and (b) more sleep03:23
dAndyok, against d-i?03:24
Kamionkickseed probably03:24
Kamioninclude sample kickstart file minus passwords03:24
dAndywill do03:24
Kamionta03:25
mjg59Keybuk: What would be great would be a suspend/resume meta-target03:25
mjg59That way I can see it and reassign it as appropriate03:25
mjg59But sticking it on acpi-support (which is just a bunch of shell scripts) isn't ideal03:25
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bddebianAnyone know imake/xmkmf well?03:35
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OgMacieljdub: ping03:37
sivangnight all, for real now. (boy am I past my bed time!)03:37
bddebianGnight sivang03:38
sivangnight bddebian , going to dream backup dreams :)03:38
bddebian:-)03:38
jdubOgMaciel: pong03:49
OgMacieljdub: can I pvt?03:50
jdubOgMaciel: yeah03:53
bddebianDamn did infinity die or what? 03:53
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dAndyKamion: filed the bug, I think the issue may be that I am rebuilding mini.iso from the debian-installer source, the only thing I changed was added the nfs kernel module udeb, otherwise it uses the defaults03:59
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infinitybddebian: Did I?04:01
bddebianinfinity!!04:01
bddebianinfinity: Would mind helping me with this imake/xmkmf thing in ivtools?04:02
infinityimake and I don't get along AT ALL...04:02
infinityWhat's the problem?04:02
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bddebianThe paths were wrong for X11/conf and libs04:03
bddebianBut now it pukes on build.  It appears that MakeCPU() isn't returning anything?04:03
wasabi__So what's a nice good free place for a blog?04:03
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infinitybddebian: Erm, yeah.  I have no clue. :)04:04
wasabi__What was that one set up for gnome devlopers at some point?04:04
Burgundaviawasabi__: advogato or livejournal04:04
wasabi__advo...04:04
bddebianDamn :-(04:04
wasabi__advogato. Yeah.04:04
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bddebianHow can XCONFIGDIR be /usr/lib/X11/config, that's not even a valid dir??04:38
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jdubdoes kernel.org have a nice view of git trees? (specifically ben's ubuntu git tree?)04:58
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ajmitchhow nice a view do you want?04:59
ajmitchlike http://www.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/kernel/git/bcollins/ubuntu-2.6.git;a=summary ?04:59
jdubexactly like that05:01
jdubthanks05:01
jdubBenC: ping05:02
jdubber05:03
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jdubBenC: ping (what are the chances of getting that sata_promise update before the next package upload?)05:03
BenCjdub: it will be in the next one05:04
jdubBenC: ah, you're about - thanks! :)05:04
jdubBenC: next as in, the one after?05:05
BenCI just uploaded 20.30, so it will be in 20.3105:05
jdubok05:05
jdubthanks05:05
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TheMusoc05:11
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joelbryanHi, anyone awake?05:46
neuralisjoelbryan: what's up?05:46
joelbryananyone care to look at Bug #3811505:46
UbugtuMalone bug 38115 in ubuntu-meta ubuntu-desktop "A software for gaim that handles irc:// links in browser" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3811505:47
joelbryanIt's a small software I write to handle irc:// links in browser, and use Gaim.05:47
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TheMusoc05:50
TheMusogah!05:50
joelbryanwhat?05:50
neuralisjoelbryan: please be patient. you only filed this bug today; the relevant developers have already received mail about it, and will get to it promptly.05:50
joelbryansorry man.05:51
LaserJockjoelbryan: you don't have to be sorry. I'd personally love to see something like what you have done in Dapper05:52
LaserJockjoelbryan: especially since xchat and xchat-gnome are not going to be installed by default05:52
joelbryanthanks :-)05:52
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neuralisjoelbryan: not a problem, and thanks for working on this! if you don't get feedback in 5-6 days, come poke us again.05:54
joelbryanmore things to come :-)05:56
joelbryandoes the home user backup already has a release software?05:56
Burgundaviajoelbryan: no, bug sivang05:58
bddebianinfinity: still here?05:58
infinitybddebian: Ish.06:00
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bddebianinfinity: Sorry to bug you and I don't know if you'll know but wouldn't you expect XCONFIGDIR to be /etc/X11/config rather than /usr/lib/X11/config (which doesn't even exist btw)?06:03
joelbryanit's easy to convert it to be used in other protocol, like ssh://, jabber://, etc. if those are necessary.06:05
joelbryandoes the unified control center is part of the specification? sorry for asking alot.06:10
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infinitybddebian: Sometihng in /etc would certainly seem more reasonable.06:12
bddebianMan, I thought you had ALL the answers :-)06:14
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joelbryanno, i'm still an amateur.06:16
bddebianjoelbryan: I meant infinity :-)06:17
infinitybddebian: Sorry, I'm a bit preoccupied with fighting with LRM right now, and imake and I have always had a hate-hate relationship.06:18
infinitybddebian: You might try poking Fabio about it when he wakes up06:18
bddebianinfinity: No worries, I'm just busting your chops.  Sorry.06:19
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joelbryanbddebian: oh06:22
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bddebianjoelbryan: Bah, no worries :-)06:24
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wasabi__greatings, spaceman06:50
robotgeekhi sabdfl 06:50
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sabdflmoin moin all06:55
sabdflgot to dash off catch you later06:56
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triceratopsOn 27mar someone on ubuntu-users list mentioned a problem with resolvconf during an upgrade. It seems that he didn't fill a bugreport against resolvconf. So, is $devel aware of this irritating behaviour and is someone working on this?06:57
fabbionemorning07:07
Lathiathttp://launchpad.net/bugs/3800907:08
UbugtuMalone bug 38009 in resolvconf "Breezy -> Dapper transition needs proper /etc/resolvconf/run handling" [Normal,Needs info]  07:08
LathiatM#107:09
wasabi__Don't suppose anybody is aware of a good way to instruct synaptic to install some packages?07:19
wasabi__with gksu in the middle. =/07:20
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triceratops_Lathiat: Interesting, looking for bugs at launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/ asking for bugs in resolvconf this bug don't show up. (rom time to time this launchpad drives me nuts... ;-)08:01
triceratops_Lathiat: So I shouldn't run into this problem due to the last report on this bug. But I did... *irritated*08:03
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pittiHey everyone08:25
ajmitchhi pitti 08:25
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pittihi ajmitch 08:29
pittiajmitch: how's it going?08:29
ajmitchgood, how are you?08:30
mdkeinfinity, any news on flashplayer-mozilla08:30
mdke?08:30
pittiajmitch: pretty well :)08:33
pittiajmitch: could you make any sense of that selinux kernel flaw?08:33
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ajmitchyeah, did you get my email?08:34
ajmitchhey dholbach 08:34
dholbachhey ajmitch08:34
pittiajmitch: no, I didn't !?08:35
ajmitchpitti: hm, I sent it yesterday (I think)08:35
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pittiajmitch: nope, I checked my procmail log, nothing from you :(08:38
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sethjdong, ping?08:40
whiprushjdub: ping08:40
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mdkewhiprush, has someone poked you already about your blog?08:43
whiprushyeah.08:43
mdkecool08:43
whiprushIt's odd, it works fine in readers and whatnot, no idea what the problem is.08:44
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mdkewhiprush, it doesn't work in blam reading from planet08:46
whiprushyeah, it works for me when using my direct feed. :-/08:46
whiprushIf I can't resolve it soon I'll just move to wordpress or something.08:46
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mdkewhiprush, perhaps it's planet's fault. lemme see08:52
whiprushIf you could rule it out one way or another, that would be great.08:52
mdkeyes, works fine in blam with your rdf feed08:53
mdkealthough each post is just 2 lines long and then leaves me hanging08:54
mdkewhiprush, ^^08:57
whiprushI wonder if typepad just broke (my hosted blog)08:58
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whiprushmdke: do you admin planet?08:59
mdkewhiprush, no, only jdub does, I think08:59
whiprushah.08:59
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dholbachnoooooooooo, don't remove whiprush!09:00
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mdkedholbach, on bug 38090, is the colour clashing with other non-orange icons filed somewhere else too? if not, I'll reopen the bug and change the description so its focused on that09:23
UbugtuMalone bug 38090 in ubuntu-artwork "Icons which are too orange and that look nothing like what they are supposed to portray" [Normal,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3809009:23
dholbachI'm quite sure it is - but that's something which should be discussed on the mailing list, preferrably on ubuntu-art09:24
mdkewell, a bug is a bug, it's difficult to know when a bug is a mailing list bug or a bug tracker bug09:25
ajmitchalmost up to 40K bugs09:25
dholbachthe problem is that everybody has an opinion and it's more about a "discussion of changing a default" then a bug09:25
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UbugtuMalone bug 38136 in evolution "British English Spellings are Used" [Minor,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3813609:25
ajmitchnothing wrong with using proper language in evolution :)09:25
mdkedholbach, i think the fact that orange icons clash with non-orange ones in the same menu is not really a matter of opinion09:26
mdkeajmitch, haha09:26
dholbachlet me re-read it09:26
dholbachbug 34400 - places menu09:27
UbugtuMalone bug 34400 in ubuntu-artwork "Inconsistency: Icons in places menu" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3440009:27
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mdkedholbach, thanks. I dunno why this things don't show up when I search :/09:28
dholbachif you want to have the bug there... go for it, I won't stop you09:29
dholbachit's just that it has to be very precise and focussed09:29
dholbachelse it will just stay there :-/09:29
mdkeactually, I'm not sure that's the same bug. My problem is that the orange clashes with the silver in the (e.g.) mounted partitions icons09:29
dholbachyou have to mention that specifically09:30
mdkei will get a screenshot09:30
mdkesorry for the noise09:30
dholbachsorry for not thinking enough when reading your bug report09:30
dholbachbut if it's not specific it reads just as "it's too orange for my taste" (when having had no coffee yet :-p)09:31
mdkeyes, it was my fault, not yours. (Although they are too orange :)09:31
sivangmorning!09:32
dholbachpffft.... jdub in his orange clothes was too orange, but not the icons09:33
ajmitchhaha09:33
ajmitchhe just decided to wear the national costume, nothing wrong with that :)09:34
sivangorange talking again?:)09:35
mdkedude, my girlfriend, who i always use for usability assessment, actually physically shuddered when she saw the icons appear on the desktop09:35
mdkelet alone letting out a cry of horror09:35
mdkeif I hadn't switched to gnome icons, I would have been calling the psychotherapist09:35
=== dholbach wonders who calls the psychotherapist for which reasons... :-p
sivangmdke: ehehe, Seems you have gf with very strong usability opinions :)09:37
mdkedholbach, :)09:37
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jsgotangcogreetings09:41
ajmitchhi jsgotangco 09:42
Burgundaviahmm, lxer has posted an interesting piece about why there is going to be no Fedora Foudnation09:42
jsgotangcoxubuntu flight 6 a-ok here :)09:42
hungerjsgotangco: Does pvmove work for you?09:43
hungerjsgotangco: Coredumps on kubuntu for me.09:43
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pittiKamion: can you please NEW the aspell-cs binary? Thanks in advance09:48
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enycmeep09:58
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dholbachheya seb128!10:01
seb128hi dholbach :)10:01
jsgotangcohey10:04
pittihey Mr. Sebarino10:08
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=== sivang will bring a backup solution as a gesture of good will to the french mafia, soon or else...:\)
pittisivang: how's HUB looking?10:11
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seb128bah, Keybuk closed all sort of non-fixed bugs because they were "Fix Commited"10:24
=== mvo should start doing this! a good way to keep the bug count down
ajmitchmvo: it really doesn't :)10:26
sivangpitti: very good, checkout my last commit from last night at the launchpad page for the project.10:26
ajmitchiirc open bugs doesn't count 'fix committed'10:26
mvoajmitch: ha! you spoiled my evil plan :P10:27
ajmitchmvo: sorry 10:27
ajmitchyou'll have to do more evil plotting10:27
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pittimvo: it is so precise that you can shoot bugs out of the LP database? wow :)10:30
ajmitchpitti: he's probably targetting the data centre ;)10:30
pittiwell, ok, with a sufficiently big laser you can kill all bug reports (and bugs) at once :)10:31
pittithen we'll just have one: bug #1: please build an Ubuntu OS10:31
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in Baltix "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/110:31
pittiyeah, well, that too10:31
pitti(why is it for Baltix, anyway?)10:32
ajmitchit probably picks the first bug task10:32
dholbachmdz: are you still there?10:32
infinitypitti: With a really, really large laser, we wouldn't need any more OSes either.10:33
pittiheh :)10:33
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infinityIf this isn't the last time I build LRM today, there will be blood.10:38
infinityAnd tears.10:38
infinityOh, yay, I win.10:40
pittiinfinity: hm, 2.6.15-20 isn't even out of NEW? or do you still build against 19?10:41
infinityMagic.10:41
pittiyou cheated and sneaked them from the buildds!10:41
infinityNah, that would make too much sense.  I've been counting on -20- not actually breaking LRM at all.10:42
infinityPerhaps I should grab the headers from NEW and confirm that. :)10:43
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pittiRiddell: ^ did it for you?10:45
pittiRiddell: it neither detects my printer, nor does the web UI work (I just get text/plain pages)10:45
=== sivang arghs at the work computer that does not have a burner to allow HUBIng.
pittisivang: yeah, the counterpart of loopback is missing for that :)10:47
pittia virtual CD burner that writes to an image10:47
Seveaspitti, mkisofs?10:48
pittiSeveas: ... behind a /dev/something, I meant :)10:48
sivangpitti: indeed :)10:48
Seveasah, true...10:48
Seveaswell, write it then :D10:49
pitti/dev/fakeburner10:49
Kamionpitti: aspell-cs done10:49
pittithanks Kamion 10:49
Kamioncan a MOTU please fix silc-toolkit? its binary packages in NEW are empty apart from documentation10:49
sivanginterface injection at it's best :)10:49
ajmitchKamion: will look at it10:50
Kamionthanks10:51
infinityKamion: Oh hey, you're awake.  I didn't want to NEW the kernel, because, frankly, I'm too lazy to check that many overrides (and unlike you, I wouldn't know if the source matches the archive so I can just slide it in)10:51
janimomvo, morning, just sent you a working fake-gconf for update manager10:52
dholbachKamion: hello Colin - not to drown you in work, but if you could NEW tangerine-icon-theme - that'd be brilliant :)10:53
infinityI would also like an Ubuntu-branded pony.  Thank you.10:54
Kamioninfinity: I just did; it doesn't *quite* match the archive unfortunately (a few udebs need to go to universe)10:54
KamionI should sit down with Ben and sort that out at some point10:54
Kamion+It was downloaded from my harddisk.10:55
Kamionniiiice :P10:55
infinitydebian/copyright?10:55
infinityIn which package? :)10:55
dholbachKamion: i could probably add a bzr branch :)10:55
Kamiondholbach: done, sorry for the delay10:56
Kamioninfinity: tangerine-icon-theme10:56
dholbachmerci beaucoup10:56
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sivangpitti: btw, I was sure we already had something like that?10:57
pittisivang: no, I doubt that :)10:58
mvojanimo: thanks10:59
Kamionlucas: oh dear god a new yada package?11:01
Kamionah, it's by dexter, no wonder11:01
infinityErk.11:01
infinityWhat now?11:02
Kamioncvssuck11:02
infinityWell, it's appropriately named.11:02
Kamionthere's nothing actually wrong with it that I can pin on it, though :)11:02
infinity"unmaintainable"11:03
infinityThis reminds me, I need to go on that repackaging crusade to get yada out of main. :/11:03
pittiinfinity: only three packages :)11:04
pittiinfinity: libapache2-mod-auth-{pam,plain}, libnss-db11:04
infinityDamn.  I care about all three too, so I can't demote them.11:04
infinityShame.11:04
infinityAt least they're all painfully simple to package.11:04
pittiyes, some simple cdbs and all will be good *duck*11:04
infinityHow do you feel about death?11:05
infinityIf I have to fork them and put my name on them, I'm not using cdbs. :)11:05
pitticheckrdepends cdbs dapper|wc -l -> 295; happy crusading :-P11:06
infinityYes, but note that my name isn't in the maintainer field for any of them, and I'm not a bug contact in Malone for any of them either. :)11:07
infinity(Though glibc is "almost cdbs, but not quite", and I'm a contact for that now... But... Well... It's not my fault)11:07
infinityI'll note that, for some odd reason, I can actually follow glibc's packaging, but cdbs always leaves me flummoxed if I need to do anything "abnormal" with it.11:09
dokoseb128, Riddell: font preference ping ...11:11
seb128doko: don't ask to ask just ask11:12
dokoseb128: mdz agreed to the fontconfig change (back to Nimbus as default). could you prepare a gnome-whatever upload which sets DejaVu as the default for the GUI? Maybe leave "Document Font" as the default?11:17
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seb128doko: the issue is that is that it'll not change the user setting11:17
seb128doko: ie: whoever ever played with the font capplet will get the new default11:18
seb128it'll only apply to new users and users who never changed the font11:18
seb128if users already played with it and have "Sans" written to the user config they will keep it11:18
seb128ie: lot of users will get Nimbus for their UI11:18
dokoseb128: right, so the thing we can do is to announce, what they have to change, right?11:19
seb128that really sucks if you want my opinion11:19
seb128but yeah, we can ask everybody upgrading to reconfigure their font11:19
dokoIMO it sucks more to print bad documents11:19
seb128doesn't openoffice or other allow to set a printer font?11:20
dokoanyway, let's prepare that on rookery11:20
dokofor -writer, not for -calc, -impress and -draw11:20
seb128I'm not happy with that, I don't prepare anything yet11:21
seb128I want a word with mdz first11:21
dokoseb128: read the backlog11:21
seb128we will be flooded by people complained if they got ugly UI font on upgrade11:21
seb128what backlog?11:21
dokoirc11:21
dokotonight11:21
seb128my IRC doesn't run during the night11:21
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janimoKamion, please remove xfce4-windowlist-plugin, xfce4-showdesktop-plugin and xfcalendar source packages from the archive. They have been obsoleted by xfce4-panel and orage respectively. Thank you11:22
Kamionthat's why http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ exists ...11:22
seb128doko: we should rather figure how Suse does get that working11:22
seb128if they do it there is a way11:22
seb128breaking user desktop on upgrade is not right11:23
dokoseb128: No, they don't get it working, they use the Nimbus font, maybe just better rendered11:23
seb128you said yesterday they keep using "Sans" and get a non-Nimbus font used11:23
=== Yagisan would be happy if he *could* print, even if it is ugly
seb128urg11:24
seb128Nimbus is really ugly to use for desktop11:24
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jdubnimbus has been accused of being so ugly as to provoke physical harm to the nerves between the eye and brain11:26
Treenakshttp://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=1421711:26
dokoseb128: just install it in a vm11:27
seb128jdub: users don't deserve to be imposed that11:27
dokojdub: tell me a free alternative ...11:27
seb128doko: install what?11:27
dokoseb128: just install a distro with "BAD" looking fonts11:27
seb128doko: by reading the log you didn't mention to mdz that users will have to reconfigure their fonts to not have the ugliest desktop ever11:28
seb128doko: I've switched my Ubuntu to "Nimbus" to try a few min ago, what would be different with an another distro?11:28
seb128and I don't care about another distro looking right, I want my Ubuntu desktop looking right11:28
seb128and it doesn't using that Nimbus font11:29
dokoseb128: dude, maybe you could just join the discussion on the ML, instead of whining?11:30
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Kamionjanimo: done11:30
shadeofgreyexcuse me...11:30
seb128stuff users have configured should not be changed under their feet on upgrade11:30
janimo\o/11:30
shadeofgreyim in a very desperrate situation here and i cant find anyboidy taht knows jack about using the fsck command propery11:30
Kamionshadeofgrey: what's the problem?11:30
ajmitchKamion: silc-toolkit should have some contents now in the binary packages11:30
seb128doko: I don't know enough about fonts to join a discussion on the list, I just say that changing UI to Nimbus on upgrade ... no11:30
dokoseb128: right, and letting people coming from windows having a bad experience with documents11:31
shadeofgreykamion:  all i needto know is what to type to get fsck to check my /dev/hdb1 partition, automatically fix any errors, be verbose about it, and skip every otherr filesystem in my fstab file11:31
dokoseb128: without giving any alternative11:31
seb128doko: whatever you do, you have to not break the upgrade path11:31
jdubdoko: so - why is it that the top level generic aliases have an impact on documents?11:32
dokoseb128: we already did break with making DejaVU/Bitstream the default11:32
jdubdoko: like, i've never used 'sans' to create a document on a microsoft platform11:32
seb128I disagree imposing Nimbus to lot of people who did choice their font11:32
Kamionshadeofgrey: 'fsck -v -y /dev/hdb1' should do that, although it depends somewhat on the filesystem in use on that partition11:32
Kamionajmitch: thanks, will look at NEW again in a bit11:32
shadeofgreyhang on ill look11:32
shadeofgreyi dont need the -a switch?11:33
dokojdub: one thing is Diziet's change to fontconfig, so that Times and Helvetica don't alias to Nimbus, but the preferred Sans and Serif, i.e. DejaVu at the moment11:33
shadeofgreyits ext311:33
Kamionshadeofgrey: -a (or -p; same thing, but -p is preferred) is what the system does at bootup11:34
Kamionshadeofgrey: it repairs some things, but -y is a good bit more aggressive11:34
shadeofgreyokay so give me the whole line one last time then11:34
shadeofgreybearing in mind that the part in question is ext3 formatted11:35
dokojdub: the other thing is that DejaVu is selected by default font for new documents, but this font isn't available on other platforms (maybe I don't care).11:35
Kamionif you mean "safely fix simple errors", then -p is fine; if you mean "automatically fix EVERYTHING", then -y is fine11:35
Kamionshadeofgrey: 'fsck -v -p /dev/hdb1' or 'fsck -v -y /dev/hdb1', depending on the above11:35
Kamioncaveat on the above is that your filesystem has to be really pretty badly shagged before there's a risk of -y actually doing any damage, in my experience anyway11:36
joelbryanhi, I have made an interface for Gaim to handle irc:// links, filed a Bug #3811511:36
UbugtuMalone bug 38115 in ubuntu-meta ubuntu-desktop "A software for gaim that handles irc:// links in browser" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3811511:36
jdubdoko: yeah, so i don't understand why the generic aliases should resolve to the windows equivalents first11:37
shadeofgreythanks kamion its working!11:37
shadeofgreyill leave now11:37
shadeofgreyi know im not supposed to be here..  but just oyut of curiosity did any of the core developers get my email of thanks for everything?11:38
seb128joelbryan: hi, that's not the right package for the bug, reassign it to "Ubuntu" rather ... that's a separate application?11:38
shadeofgreyi never got a message back from sounder saying my message had been released11:38
Kamionshadeofgrey: I certainly saw it on IRC, not sure about mail; thanks, and good luck11:38
mdkecan someone tell me if gsfonts-x11 is installed by default in dapper?11:39
Kamionseb128: (I just reassigned it to plain "Ubuntu" and subscribed desktop-bugs)11:39
joelbryanseb128: yes11:39
seb128Kamion: thank you11:39
dokojdub: new documents take these aliases and spread them around the world. people trying to print these docs looks ugly. IMO we should use defaults, which many printers have as a builtin.11:39
Kamionshadeofgrey: we certainly appreciate thanks - sorry it has to be in such a situation11:39
seb128joelbryan: join #ubuntu-desktop maybe if you want to discuss it, than chan is sort of busy atm :p11:39
joelbryanok, sorry :-)11:40
dholbachmdke: i shouldn't think so11:40
shadeofgreykamion:  its okay...  by the way did that string you gave me with -y in it include the switch thaats supposed to make it show progress bars as it goes11:40
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Kamionshadeofgrey: oh, sorry, no, that would be '-C 0'11:40
shadeofgreykamion:  and its not like its really that big a deal... im just dying.  everybody has to do that someday anyway, and..  its not like im afraid of it11:40
shadeofgreycan I ctrl-break the operation and start it over?11:41
Kamionshadeofgrey: I wouldn't advise ctrl-c'ing fsck myself11:41
phaidroshow to update alsa kernel-modules to latest? (i have the latest alsa-driver & ubuntu kernel headers in /usr/src and installed make-kpkg)11:41
shadeofgreyokay fine ill just leave it11:41
shadeofgreyno biggie11:41
KamionI usually find it a good opportunity for a coffee :-)11:41
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Kamion(or moral equivalent)11:42
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jdubdoko: people on other platforms who try to print documents authored on linux platforms?11:42
jdubs/linux/free/11:42
shadeofgreyi hoipe i live to see dapper release in june.  its goiung to look like a very professional badass of a distro when everytuhing is done11:42
shadeofgreymy only regret is that i never did manage to buy my mac laptop and 30inch cinema display11:43
dokojdub: print or view, as long as the fonts are not included in the document11:43
Kamionhey, you're lucky you have ROOM for a 30" cinema display11:43
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RiddellKamion: changelog added for apt-install11:43
shadeofgreyokay ill leave now11:43
jdubdoko: dude, ultimately i don't think this is either a) solvable or b) our problem to solve11:43
shadeofgreyim impeding progress11:44
KamionRiddell: thanks11:44
Kamionshadeofgrey: we do like to keep the channel clear for development, but everyone's welcome to stay and watch if they want11:44
Riddellpitti: I'm not sure if rc 1 works, I only tried it with the KDE tools, I can try it with the web frontend if you want11:44
Riddelldoko: why change to Nimbus?11:45
shadeofgreynah its cool.  i got detention the other day for distracting and trying to feed a few of the coders behind the security gate11:45
pittiRiddell: I set up my printer with the current dapper version, then upgraded to rc1, but I only get ghostscript errors and a non-working usb backend. pretty frustrating...11:45
mdkedholbach, thanks11:46
pittiRiddell: do you have an usb printer?11:47
dokoRiddell: please see my mail to -devel11:47
Riddellpitti: yes, let me go next door and test it11:47
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dokojdub: it's a problem if people com from other platforms and their docs look scrambled11:48
jdubdoko: right, but surely our aliases for their font names would 'fix' that (apart from the fact that we don't ship metric-compatible fonts)11:48
jdubdoko: that doesn't answer the question about our generic aliases though, because documents from other platforms don't use our generic aliases :)11:49
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Kinnisondholbach: the gparted guys never want us to settle, do they?11:49
dholbachnot really11:49
Kinnisonogra: do you still need someone to look?11:50
dholbachi can do the "update" again11:50
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dokojdub: but we fall back to metric incompatible aliases11:50
dholbachKinnison: but anyway... I doubt that our problem will be fixed11:50
Kinnisondholbach: indeed11:50
Kinnisondholbach: it's most odd11:50
dholbachKinnison: i'll get cracking on it11:50
dholbachthe update, that is11:50
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TheMusoMithrandir: ping11:50
jdubdoko: that only matters for non-generic fallbacks11:50
dokojdub: is the end user interested if the fallback is generic or not?11:51
dholbachKinnison: hihi... apparently we're not the only ones in thinking that... nobody downloaded a tarball yet :)11:52
jdubdoko: ie. a friend gives me a document in times new roman (PUKE!), which fontconfig will not find, but fall back to thorndale amt. that doesn't exist, so it will fall back to something else that is not metric-compatible. we can't do better anyway.11:52
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dokojdub: we could fallback to Nimbus, which still looks better than falling back to DejaVu11:53
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Kinnisondholbach: *g*11:53
jdubdoko: yeah - and that should go in the list for 'times new roman', *not* sans11:54
jdubor serif or whatever11:54
infinityIndeed, I'd be inclined to say that if you use a generic name, you are prepared to not have compatible metrics.11:55
jdubsolving this properly involves combinatorial brainfuckage11:55
infinity(This has certainly been the case for web designers for years, where generic names are the norm)11:55
jdubso we can skim the major use cases off the top11:55
infinityPrinted documents should specify exact fonts if they want them, and then we can attempt to match those.11:55
jdubattempt to fix those ('cos we can't be metric compatible and Free at the same time)11:55
infinityClaiming "serif should be the same everywhere" is BS.11:55
dokoright, but then web pages don't use an absolute layout as word processors do (and no, abiword is not better in this respect)11:56
jdubinfinity: different argument11:56
jdubdoko: sure - please add numbus to the fallbacks for the specific font names11:56
jdub(ha ha numbus)11:56
Kamioninfinity: all l-r-m binaries in; if you want to do linux-meta, go for it ...11:57
infinityKamion: I already did.11:57
phaidrosbugzilla vertificate has expired half a year ago ;)11:57
infinityKamion: Thpt. :)11:57
phaidross/vertivicate/certificate11:57
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Kamioninfinity: heh11:58
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Riddellpitti: well cups from svn doesn't seem to want to talk to hplip and there's no suitable driver under HP12:02
pittiRiddell: it doesn't want to talk to my usb printer either12:02
phaidroshowto build newer alsa-driver to ubuntu kernel?12:03
phaidrosjust make? does this break something?12:03
infinityphaidros: Please take this to #ubuntu, this is not a support channel.12:04
janimoinfinity: how close are you to #3 in your TODO :)12:05
infinityjanimo: If I fall victim to insomnia tonight, "very close".12:06
janimogood. It's like with install images, once set up they go daily right?12:06
infinityYup.12:06
phaidrosinfinity, hm ok. but i thougt its more a devel question ;)12:07
pittiRiddell: ok, the usb refusal is just a device permission error; chmod 666 /dev/usblp0 cures it for me, and now it detects/prints happily :)12:07
infinityphaidros: "How do I compile something" has nothing to do with developing Ubuntu itself.12:08
phaidrosinfinity, yeah, but its about upgrading alsa in the latest ubntu kernel :)12:08
TheMusophaidros: A new kernel has come out on the archives. Have you checked to see whether that has the fixes etc that you are looking for?12:09
phaidrosTheMuso, which archive? the latest dapper kernel is running here12:09
TheMusophaidros: 2.6.15-20?12:10
phaidros2.6.15-19-68612:10
phaidrosah!12:10
infinityTo be far, it only JUST got published, like 40 minutes ago.12:10
phaidrosTheMuso, not on dapper repos yet :912:10
TheMusophaidros: Yes it is. I am grabbing it as we speak.12:10
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phaidrosso far no restricted modules for 2.6.15-20 so far :/12:26
jdubit has been uploaded12:26
Kamionphaidros: wait, ooh, about five minutes12:26
phaidros:)12:26
phaidroskewl12:26
Kamion$patience{phaidros}++12:26
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sivangpitti: dead lock problem maybe and the slowdown solves it?:)12:28
phaidrosKamion, its in :)12:30
infinityphaidros: We know.12:30
phaidrosbtw.  which alsa version is in ?12:31
dholbachKinnison: after first forgetting two hunks, then doing it again and deleting the wrong directory, the result is the same12:32
dholbachKinnison: it's up at http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/gparted12:32
dholbachnarf...12:32
Kinnisondholbach: When I've finished this launchpad test set so that there isn't an un-regression-tested patch to the uploader in production, I'll take a look12:33
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phaidrosok, 20 is nice, but still the same version of alsa-drivers as before.12:41
slomo_Kamion: when you move gstreamer0.10-pitfdll to multiverse you should move pitfdll to multiverse too... it's in fact only a new upstream version of pitfdll12:41
ajmitchphaidros: a lot of fixes get pulled from cvs for alsa12:41
phaidrosis there a howto anywhwere for compiling modules to an ubuntu kernel (I'm familiar with kernel in general, but not with procedures like make-kpkg)12:41
ajmitchphaidros: have you filed a bug about what isn't working with the current kernel?12:42
phaidrosajmitch, inot yet. i just have issues recording from line-in .. which is most likely an alsa issue ..12:45
phaidrosfor that I wanted to try for myself before filing a bug ..12:45
phaidrosand its somehow urgent .. that why I really wanna try out latest stable alsa, if that doesn't bring it alsa-cvs and if all is not working filing bug to ubuntu and maybe alsa too12:47
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Kamionslomo_: I didn't particularly "move" it, I made a judgement on the new package and didn't notice the existing one12:52
Kamionslomo_: I reckon anything which says that it needs w32codecs to work properly belongs in multiverse, personally12:52
JanC<Kinnison> dholbach: the gparted guys never want us to settle, do they?12:54
JanCthere is only one "gparted guy", imagine what would happen if there were more...   :P12:54
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slomo_Kamion: me too ;) but to be consistent could you move pitfdll too?12:55
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dholbachJanC: one of those guys could help us figure out how to apply our installer patch correctly to the new version? ;-pp12:55
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Kamionslomo_: done12:57
slomo_Kamion: thanks :)12:59
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Dizietdoko: fontconfig> Can you remember all the stuff that was discussed at the timek ?01:05
DizietIIRC it was quite inconclusive and my mail to various places says `I'm far from convinced that this is a wholly correct solution' ...01:06
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dokoDiziet: yes, I do, but not beeing able to print docs correctly seems to be bad either01:08
dokoDiziet: can't you just disable "use webpage fonts" in the preferences?01:09
Diziethttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2005-September/011659.html seems relatively clear.01:09
Diziet*blink* I'm not sure disabling `use webpage fonts' is the right answer.01:09
DizietCan't we make fontconfig give different answers for printing and display ?01:10
Diziethttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2005-September/011667.html01:10
dokoDiziet: even then, that would not help for #31596 mentioned in https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-March/016949.html01:11
dokono, fontconfig cannot differentiate between devices01:12
DizietWell, can't we fix that for Dapper ?01:12
DizietIt's not a question of the device so much as whether the metrics have to be right.01:12
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dokowhat you are asking is to modify all applications which take the default from fontconfig, so that just firefox displays not so ugly characters?01:14
DizietI don't mind which applications we change.  We could change firefox to set a `don't care about metric' flag, rather than the other way around.01:14
DizietIs it only firefox which uses fontconfig for display ?01:14
Diziet(I mean, in a situation where the metrics don't have to be right.)01:15
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Diziet(They don't have to be right - ie, the same as the requested font - for printing in Firefox either, AIUI.)01:15
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dokoapparently evince does as well, and displays wrong results01:17
Dizietevince needs the metrics to be right.01:18
mjg59evince currently appears to display stuff like utter arse01:19
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mvois it a known problem that the current live-cd appears to be hanging on splash-down? nothing happens after the cd was ejected01:21
pittimvo: yes, press enter01:24
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Dizietdoko: Let me think about a way to fix this in fontconfig.  I'll write up a suggestion on a wiki page and post to -devel.01:26
DizietIs there a relevant Malone bug atm ?01:26
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doko#31596 is one01:28
DizietNoted, thanks.01:30
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pittiBenC: here?01:44
infinity * Stopping Common Unix Printing System: cupsd                                               [ ok ] 01:44
infinity * Starting Common Unix Printing System: cupsd    ...done.01:44
infinitySomething seems... COnfused.01:44
pittiyes, that's a common display bug from our lsb init script fork01:44
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infinityReally?  First time I've ever noticed it.  Whacky.01:45
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KamionRiddell: belatedly, merged and pushed01:45
pittiinfinity: odd, I see that bug with e. g. postgresql all the time01:45
infinityAnd restart does a spurious log_end_msg.01:46
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infinitypitti: Do you do a log_end_msg without a begin_msg in postgres, by any chance?01:46
pittiinfinity: for start it's indeed missing01:46
infinitypitti: That looks to be the bug in cupsys.01:46
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infinitypitti: For start, it's missing ,and for restart, there's an extra that shouldn't be there at all.01:46
pittiyep, indeed01:47
pittiit fell down a few lines :)01:47
infinity:)01:47
pittiwill use better nails next time, sorry01:47
infinityShall I upload for it, or are you on it?01:47
pittiinfinity: don't bother, I'm currently changing the cupsys package heavily anyway01:48
infinityAhh, rock.  Cool.01:48
pittiadded to todo list, thanks01:48
RiddellKamion: thanks01:49
ajmitchinfinity: are you planning to do mass rebuilds for openssl & mysql?01:49
pittihuh, openssl?01:49
pittiajmitch: ah, for universe?01:49
ajmitchhm, that's what I was told01:49
ajmitchyeah01:50
pittiajmitch: would be nice to drop openssl097 entirely, yes01:50
infinityajmitch: I plan to do mass rebuilds for MySQL tomorrow (right after I let it through binary NEW, which I won't do until i have a mess of uploads ready to fire off)01:51
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infinityajmitch: openssl isn't as urgent (since you can have both versions installed together), but it sure would be nice to get 097 gone.01:51
ajmitchok, we might as well handle openssl ourselves then01:51
infinityI can do some of them, as they irritate me.01:52
infinityBut your best bet it to do mass no-change uploads, then see what fails to build.  Then go back and clean up the mess. :)01:53
ajmitchand the bug reports we've started getting asking for rebuilds irritate me :)01:53
infinity(While I'd normally never advocate such a thing, test-building more than 100 packages doesn't sound all that fun to me)01:53
infinity99% of packages should transition smoothly anyway.01:53
sivanginfinity: who said fun is to be inloved ?:)01:53
ajmitchI'm sure I could build a few hundred easily enough :)01:53
infinityIt's only rarely that the 0.9.7 -> 0.9.8 API changes bite.01:54
infinityAnd they'll always bite as a build failure, not a runtime failure, so you're safe from breaking anything.01:54
ajmitchlooks to be 89 source packages01:56
infinityOh, well, that's not so bad, then.01:58
infinityAnd if any of them do FTBFS, I'm sure Debian's already got patches for all of them.01:59
ajmitchyeah, I should be able to test-build those overnight without trouble01:59
infinity(Most of the API changes are simple renames of constants and such)01:59
TheMusoc/01:59
pittiRiddell: ok, I finally discovered what's breaking cupsys; let's see whether it'll help you, too :)02:01
Riddellpitti: what's that?02:02
pittiRiddell: first, upstream always changes to 'nogroup' (that's fixed in debian/ubuntu since ages), and second the latest rc1 drops the user id, but not the group id in cups-deviced02:03
pittiRiddell: i. e. it tries to access /dev/usblp0 (root:lp) as user lp and group root02:03
pittiwhich fails, of course02:03
Toadstoolhi here, someone to review the last debdiff attached to bug 36505?02:05
UbugtuMalone bug 36505 in lintian "Ubuntu Lintian shouldn't do the nmu checks" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3650502:05
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pittiRiddell: try sudo chmod 700 /usr/lib/cups/backend-available/*02:07
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Riddellpitti: no different, it still doesn't list the make under HP and HPLIP makes the web interface timeout02:12
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BenCpitti: yeah02:18
pittiBenC: I tested the new kernel with the AE; works pretty well :)02:18
BenCpitti: nice, thanks mjg59 :)02:18
pittiBenC: however, do you get these 'ethX: link not ready' messages in dmesg, too?02:18
pittithey are the cause for the initial dhcp timeout02:19
pittiBenC: the cause is that the access point defaults to 'invalid'02:19
pittiBenC: if I do 'iwconfig eth0 ap any' it instantly works02:19
pittiBenC: do you get this with your card, too?02:19
BenChaven't seen that02:19
pittimight be special for the Airport Express, both ogra and I have it02:19
pittiBenC: any idea why it could default to 'invalid'? is that a driver or a firmware issue?02:21
BenCI have an AE too02:21
pittiBenC: or, rather, any chance to set it to 'any' by default?02:21
BenCprobably softmac issue02:21
pittiBenC: I got the same 'link not ready' error in -19, but then, after some fiddling and waiting, it suddenly went to 'link ready'02:21
pittibut it didn't work (or I ran out of patience) with 2002:22
pittiI just found that access point trick pretty neat, it could point to the real cause of that bug02:22
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Kamionargh02:28
Kamion(random 'export DH_OPTIONS')--, especially when you're calling debian/rules in nested packages02:28
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slomo_pitti: does your airport extreme work now? mine still doesn't :(02:42
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pittislomo_: yes, it works for quite a while now02:43
pittislomo_: n-m 0.5.1 worked like charm, 0.6.x totally broke02:43
ograpitti, would it be very hard to split out kdeedu langpacks ? 02:43
slomo_pitti: i still don't get a connection to anything :) no matter whether i use nm or do it by hand... or whether the network is encrypted or not :(02:43
ogra(we need to install the whole kde packs for 6 apps, splitting them would gian a lot of space)02:44
ogra(in edubuntu that is)02:44
pittislomo_: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/scripts/airport-extreme02:44
pittislomo_: that's an /etc/network/if-pre-up.d/ script02:44
pittislomo_: you can also run it manually of course, with IFACE=eth0 (or whatever)02:45
slomo_pitti: hm, i didn't try to set the rate to 11mbps... maybe that was the mistake :)02:45
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pittislomo_: yes, it's still necessary for me; also the 'ap any'02:46
pittislomo_: iwconfig -> does it show 'access point: invalid'?02:46
pitti(that's what the ap any fixes)02:46
pittiogra: not hard, but it would result in yet another 100 packages or so02:47
ograpitti, i wouldnt mind ... if i can get more than one language on the CD afterwards ...02:48
pittibut it was already controversial enough to split off kde/gnome langpacks, hmm02:51
mdkeinfinity, see my ping about flashplayer? Just wanted an indication of whether there is a chance of getting it back, because we're finalising the desktop guide at the moment02:51
ograpitti, lets talk later about it (edubuntu meeting currently) 02:51
ograit was just an idea that came up02:52
mdkeDiziet, did you see my email about firefox homepage translations? is it going to be possible? if so, I'd like to start gathering some translations immediately02:52
DizietYes, I saw your mail.  I haven't looked at the recent events yet.02:53
DizietI don't see why it shouldn't be possible to do it in dapper the way we planned to in breezy.02:53
mdkeDiziet, cool. thanks. are there recent events?02:53
DizietBut note that this doesn't depend on a change to the firefox package.02:54
DizietWell, any recent events.  Your mail had a bug URL in it which I didn't read.02:54
mdkeah, right. no, should be fine02:54
DizietIIRC02:54
mdkebut the firefox changes are for the locale-induced homepage url02:54
DizietThe changes are to the langpacks and err, as documented on that wiki page I wrote.02:54
slomo_pitti: rate auto doesn't work at all?02:54
DizietNo, the homepage url has to be supplied by the mozilla-firefox-locale-foo-bar package.02:55
pittislomo_: no idea, didn't try that yet02:55
DizietThat is, specified there.02:55
mdkeDiziet, yeah. don't you take care of that package?02:55
DizietNo, not normally.02:55
DizietLast time I looked at it the build system turned out to be crazy.02:56
mdkeDiziet, ok, who do I ping about that? afaik, the langpacks don't come into it02:56
DizietSorry, yes, I misspoke.02:56
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pittislomo_: alright, it works02:56
DizietWell, leaving it to whoever normally does that didn't work.  Why don't we put it on my plate ?02:56
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pittislomo_: so, after loading the module, I just need to do 'sudo iwconfig eth0 rate auto ap any' and then it works 02:57
DizietWhat happened to the list of locales on DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation ?02:57
slomo_pitti: cool :) even with 54mbps? ;)02:57
pittiBenC: ^ any chance to fix that in the driver? or do we need to invent an userspace solution for that?02:57
pittislomo_: no idea, I just have an 11mbit AP here02:57
BenCpitti: I'll look into a driver fix02:57
mdkeDiziet, we haven't done one. there aren't any translations yet: I will mail the various translator lists to get some02:58
pittigreat :)02:58
Dizietmdke: It's OK for there to be entries in the list for nonexistent translations.02:58
mdkeDiziet, ok, so what's the list for?02:58
DizietWe'll make them be a symlink to the English version.02:58
Diziet(Or some other plausible version.)02:59
mdkeyep02:59
mdkeok i'll start the translation-hunt. and get back to you about changing mozilla-firefox-locale-all02:59
DizietThe list is needed to avoid (a) `file not found errors' (m-f-l-all thinks the translation exists but ubuntu-docs doesn't provide it) or (b) translations not used (vice versa).03:00
Dizietmdke: m-f-l-all> Sure.  Just remember that we are _not_ changing this list.  Write it once.03:00
DizietSo it should contain all locales for which a translation _might_ become available.03:00
mdkeDiziet, so what you are saying is that the list should have a full list of locales?03:00
DizietMore or less, yes.03:00
mdkeheh, right03:00
DizietBut it doesn't have to contain locales where we're sure we're not going to have a translation.03:01
infinityDiziet: Erm, wait.  How is this translation business going to work?03:01
mdkei'll copy it from rosetta, or something03:01
Dizietinfinity: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation03:01
KamionLocales do get added from time to time; our plan has to include the possibility of new locales turning up later03:01
Dizietkamion: Sadly the hack that is DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation doesn't cope with that.03:01
DizietIt would be nice if the browser had some more comprehensive support but this is not the case.03:02
KamionDiziet: that's unfortunate - some of the locales in question end up being ones we care about down the line03:02
Kamionor have ended up being, in the past03:02
DizietWe can change the list from release to release, IYSWIM.03:02
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Kamionah, that's ok then03:02
DizietBut we don't want to change it in an update or the like.03:02
infinitymdke: I haven't had a chance to hunt down the right people to ask yet, sorry. :/03:02
Kamionbut it should match the list of locales we have in each release?03:02
DizietAnd it's best for stability during the dev cycle if we avoiding change it if we can.03:03
Dizietkamion: No, it can be a superset.03:03
mdkeinfinity, ok, shall we go with the downloader package then?03:03
DizietIt has to be a subset of the locales for which m-f-l-all provides a locale-specific jar.03:03
infinityDiziet: So, using the .jar file, I can have multiple firefox locales installed, but I'll see the homepage for whatever my current locale is, right?03:03
DizietThat's the idea, yes.03:03
DizietJust like you get translated menus and what have you.03:04
infinityExcellent.03:04
DizietBut it's a grim hack, hence the need for a master list of locales.03:04
mdkeok, I can go trigger the translators?03:04
Dizietmdke: Yes.03:04
mdkegreat, thanks again03:04
DizietDapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation may be a grim hack but it's definitely better than nothing.03:04
DizietSo, yes, let me know when you want me to break^Wmess with^W^Wadjust m-f-l-all.03:05
mdkeDiziet, I will03:05
infinityIf you update ubuntu-docs right now to provide symlinks for every locale that m-f-l-all ships, the m-f-l-all can be updated right now.03:06
infinityThen the symlinks can be replaced with real files as they become available.03:06
DizietWhat infinity said.03:06
mdkeclever. could do that03:07
infinity(Can the .jar not be made intelligent, so it looks for locale.html, and falls back to index if it's not there?)03:07
mdkewe need this damn list though03:07
Dizietinfinity: Unfortunately not; it's just static.03:07
infinitymdke: The list is in the m-f-l-all source package.03:07
mdkeinfinity, i'll look, thanks03:07
DizietCut and paste it from there onto the wiki page and then into the ubuntu-docs package.03:07
Kamionwow, I think my huge espresso reorg works03:07
DizietQuadruple with extra sugar ?03:08
Kamiongiven the size the source package is about to become, probably, yes03:08
DizietWhich reminds me, I need coffee.03:08
mdkebefore I start the translators, does anyone see any typos or anything in the current browser homepage?03:09
infinityDiziet: So, does it need to be an exact match, then? (ie: for fr-fr, the filename needs to be fr-fr, but for ca, just ca?)03:09
infinityErr, fr-FR even...03:09
infinitymdke: Current list of XPIs shipped in the locale-all package:03:11
infinityar bg-BG ca cs-CZ da-DK de-DE el en-GB es-AR es-ES eu fi-FI fr-FR ga-IE gu-IN he-IL hu-HU it-IT ja-JP ko lt mk-MK mn nb-NO nl-NL pa-IN pl-PL pt-BR ro-RO ru-RU sk sl-SI sv-SE tr-TR zh-CN zh-TW03:11
mdkeinfinity, thanks. so I do links for each of those? does the address matter? something like /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/en_GB ?03:12
Dizietinfinity: The exact list of filenames which exist (as translations or links) needs to be known.03:13
Diziet/usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index-LOCALE.html  according to the spec.03:13
Dizietwhere LOCALE is en_GB or ar or something.03:14
mdkeok, that would be better, it has the same relationship to the css file that way03:14
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mdkeDiziet, so if people send me translations for locales which aren't in infinity's list, that will be ok?03:15
infinitymdke: Extra files shouldn't hurt, they just will never be displayed by firefox without firefox having a corresponding locale installed.03:17
infinity(which won't happen unless we get a firefox locale for that language)03:17
mdkeok, fingers crossed03:17
Dizietmdke: So I wouldn't encourage people to do that work !03:17
mdkeoh03:18
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mdkeso if someone sends a translation, and there is no firefox locale, can a locale be made? 03:18
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DizietI don't know how expensive making a new locale is but at the very least it's a PITA to synchronise the changes to ubuntu-doc and m-f-l-all03:19
mdkeI think I will try and include all translations that I get03:20
mdkethen if they don't appear, people can file bugs about missing firefox locales03:20
mdkemake sense?03:20
DizietHave you read and understood DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation ?03:20
infinityMakes sense to me.  If translators are willing to do the homepage, maybe that will motivate them to contribute full firefox locale updates, too.03:21
DizietAdding the locale is not something we'd do in an update, just to be clear.03:21
mdkeDiziet, sure. I wrote most of it03:21
infinitymdke: Anyhow, just make sure everything in that list has (at least) a symlink.03:21
seb128mdke: want to /j #ubuntu-desktop later to discuss your s-j icon issue? :)03:21
infinitymdke: Anything EXTA is fine, but anything missing would be disastrous to the current plan. :)03:22
infinitys/EXTA/EXTRA/03:22
mdkeinfinity, will do03:22
mdkeseb128, i'd rather do it via the bug, I'm a bit swamped03:22
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infinityDiziet: It's possible we could see adding locales in -updates as a useful community service.  "updating locales for stable releases" is one of the reasons behind rosetta and langpacks, I don't see how m-f-l-all should be any different.03:23
seb128mdke: it should take 1 min on IRC, but as you prefer03:23
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mdkeseb128, i haven't got my dapper system booted03:23
seb128mdke: k, I'll comment on the bug so :)03:23
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mdkeseb128, thanks03:27
mdkeDiziet, infinity, so if debian/links for ubuntu-docs looks like this: http://mdke.org/links is that right?03:29
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infinityHrm, one thing this scheme doesn't address is how derivatives can do translations of their branded homepages.03:34
infinity(since index.html is an alternative, but we certainly don't want to make all 30+ translation homepages alternatives, that just gets messy)03:34
mdkeinfinity, yes, it's all rather disturbing. Perhaps the problem is caused by this file being shipped by ubuntu-docs?03:36
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infinitymdke: Shipping it elsewhere wouldn't improve things any.03:37
mdkeinfinity, ok. Is the localisation effort going to disrupt the kubuntu/edubuntu alternatives for that file?03:39
infinitymdke: No and yes.03:39
mdkefor example, if someone uses edubuntu, and firefox, and one of those locales, is he gonna get an edubuntu homepage?03:39
ograi was pointing that out in breezy already ...03:39
infinitymdke: Their alternatives will work just fine... For that one file... So, if you're running kubuntu in English, or in an untranslated locale, it'll continue to work as you'd expect.  If you're running kubuntu in a translated locale, you'll get the (translated) Ubuntu homepage, instead of the Kubuntu homepage.03:40
mdkethat's uber bad03:41
mdkecan we resolve that?03:41
infinityIt is really bad?03:45
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infinityI mean, it's bad if kubunt and edubuntu start getting translations too.03:45
infinityBut until then, I'd rather see a translated Ubuntu start page than an english Kubuntu one.03:45
infinity(Especially if I don't speak English)03:46
mdkeinteresting point03:46
mdkeogra, ?03:46
jsgotangcoi think it works fine03:47
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infinityIf kubuntu and edubuntu start getting translations, we need to make every single one of those index-LOCALE.html files an alternative.  Whee.03:47
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mdkecan we do a spec for sorting this out better in dapper+1, then forge ahead on this for dapper?03:48
jsgotangcothat would be fab (the spec)03:48
infinitymdke: I'd just go ahead and do it as planned for now.  Any progress is better than none.03:49
sivangmdke: what the last dead line for the translated firefox start page?03:49
mdkesivang, eh?03:49
jsgotangcoshould be the same for translation deadlines i presume03:49
mdkeah oh right03:50
mdke18th May03:50
mdketry sooner if possible03:50
sivangyes, I have a close relative of mine that is going to help me with translation works as I do a load of other stuff, as you know :)03:52
sivangcool, I'll let him know03:52
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infinitysladen: Impressive.03:54
Dizietdoko: ping03:55
dokohere03:56
DizietI'm trying to edit the bash source package.  It has your name on it.03:56
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DizietIt seems to be using a crazy patch system.03:56
DizietI mean, even crazier than most.03:56
infinitydbs?03:57
DizietWhere is the documentation ?  And why isn't there any in the package ?03:57
mvooriginal dpatch?03:57
DizietNo, it looks like a bastard thing a bit like dpatch.03:57
infinityOldskool dpatch, yeahp.03:57
DizietLots of the files are called something dpatch something but there is no build-depends on dpatch.03:57
infinityDiziet: dpatch used to be included in debian/*, before it got packaged and standardised.03:57
infinityDiziet: This is one of the older implementations. :)03:58
mdkeinfinity, so if that links file is ok, I'll commit it and ask dholbach to upload03:58
DizietI wouldn't mind (actually, I would only mind VERY MUCH) rather than being COMPLETELY NAUSEATED) if there were some DOCUMENTATION.03:58
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sivangpackage, even03:59
DizietMy current plan unless someone gives me a better idea is to clone-and-hack something else from debian/patches and make sure never to edit a built tree.03:59
infinityDiziet: I'm campaigning for a "debian/rules help". :)03:59
Diziet*vom* but it's necessary I suppose.03:59
infinityDiziet: I think I'll sneak it into both the default dh_make template and cdbs, so it becomes a defacto standard overnight, then push for a policy ammendment. :)04:00
dokoDiziet: yes, it's old dpatch ;-)04:00
DizietYes, well, where is the documentation telling me how to drive it ?04:00
infinityDiziet: The documentation is deciphering the makefile, sadly.04:01
DizietRight.  Well, I'll try my original plan then which doesn't involve deciphering the makefile.  It just means I have to edit the bash source code by editing a diff in Emacs.04:01
infinityDiziet: And adding your new patch to the "debian_patches" list in the makefile.04:02
DizietYes, I was going to grep for the name of the patch I was going to clone-and-hack.04:02
dokoDiziet: as infinity said.04:02
dokoif you are going to make an upload, please add the two upstream patches04:03
DizietThis is almost as bad as editing firefox source code.  Why does a package have to have a build system nearly as impenetrable as the actual code for a ~1Mloc web browser ?04:03
dokos/two/two new/04:03
DizietI'm not adding any upstream patches to this nightmare.04:03
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HiddenWolfguys, question04:10
HiddenWolfI just came across wpasupplicant in my dist-upgrade04:10
HiddenWolfSetting up wpasupplicant (0.4.8-1build1) ...04:11
HiddenWolf Removing any system startup links for /etc/init.d/wpasupplicant ...04:11
HiddenWolfwhat is going on here? 04:11
slomo_HiddenWolf: the init script is no longer needed... you can do everything you want with the interface configurations04:12
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HiddenWolfslomo_: I'd rather do nothing, It's a desktop, but the message looks Odd04:12
HiddenWolf"let's install it, but let's not start/use it"04:12
Kamionit's not started by an init script any more, that's all, it's launched elsewhere04:13
Kamion(by the ifupdown infrastructure)04:14
slomo_Kamion: are the packages you accepted from NEW today again on NEW for the binary packages? or is there something broken with the publisher? at least i don't see the binaries anywhere04:16
Kamionslomo_: yes, source and binary NEW are independent04:17
infinity(since you can't know what new binaries you have until they're uploaded, which requires the source being accepted and built)04:17
sladenfeck0ring apple04:18
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slomo_oh ok, thanks... infinity, why can't you know them before building? they're all listed in control... because they could fail on some archs by design and won't be there?04:19
sladennow with added l3gacy support04:19
elmoslomo_: debian source packages don't accurately describe what they build04:20
Kamionslomo_: furthermore, I am *not* NEWing binaries before I see what they actually contain (i.e. dpkg -I, dpkg -c)04:21
mdkedholbach, can you do a -docs upload at some stage, I've just added some stuff for browser homepage translation04:21
KamionI'm not processing them on the basis of debian/control, that's not good enough, I'd have to test-build to check that they're halfway sane in many cases, and why bother04:21
Kamionslomo_: for example the multiple packages that I've caught over the last few days that built binaries that were empty except for documentation04:22
slomo_Kamion: ok, sounds sane :) and that short additional delay won't hurt anyone normally04:22
Kamiononly the chronically impatient, generally04:22
mdkeDiziet, infinity, once daniel has uploaded an ubuntu-docs package (6.04.3), you can go to work on the mozilla locale thing, I hope. I've added links for everything in that list, except "lt", which has a translation already, so I've shipped that too04:22
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trappistanybody know what system-conf.xml is in the serverguide dir? 04:27
trappistnot currently used?04:27
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Dizietmdke: Right, thanks.  Can you make sure I get an email about it ?  I don't watch the uploads very closely and IRC isn't very reliable :-).04:27
mdkeDiziet, good idea04:28
mdketrappist, ECHAN04:28
trappisteh?04:28
trappistgod bless you04:28
bddebiantrappist: He is saying wrong channel :-)04:29
trappistdoh!04:29
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zakameLOL04:32
zakameer ELOL04:32
bddebianENOTFUNNY04:36
bddebian:-)04:36
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Dizietdoko: You'll see I've just uploaded a bash with an appropriate fix.  The patch has gone to debbugs too (which is down atm) FYI.04:43
Dizietdoko: Also, I was wanting to talk to you about KRGB and hpijs (Malone 23099).04:43
UbugtuMalone bug 23099 in hplip hpijs "ghostscript needs patch for KRGB printing" [Normal,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2309904:43
infinitymvo: Did you see the update-notifier build failure on 4/6 arches?04:43
mvoinfinity: no04:44
infinitymvo: Oddly enough, the 4 arches that don't know how to deal with i386 objects. :)04:44
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infinitymvo: Looks like you shipped binary objects in your source...04:45
mvoinfinity: *ick*04:45
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ograinfinity, fix the arches then04:45
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mvoinfinity: have you considered qemu on the buildds for cases like this ;) ?04:45
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ograhehe04:47
dokoDiziet: want to test me that?04:47
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DizietDo you have a relevant kind of HP ?04:49
infinityRiddell: kdebase is FTBFS on all arches again.04:49
infinityRiddell: http://librarian.launchpad.net/1928485/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.kdebase_4%3A3.5.2-0ubuntu4_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz04:49
Dizietkamion: ping04:49
dokowell, it's a newer one04:49
Dizietkamion: 19403 ?  Do you know anything ?04:50
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Diziet`console-* prompts unnecessarily on upgrade'.04:50
DizietI see it's assigned to me now but reading between the lines you might know something about it ?04:50
Riddellinfinity: that'll be my fault, fixing..04:50
Dizietdoko: Right, but one that does KRGB.  Apparently it's not working.  To test it I think you'll have to either peer at the output or arrange for one of your ink cartridges to be empty.04:51
DizietAnd then print something with some black.04:51
dokoDiziet: I'll check with the new hplip, which I'm currently preparing04:51
DizietOK, good, thanks.04:52
DizietIt's possible that the KRGB support is disabled somewhere in gs-{esp,gpl}.  I didn't think so - certainly the patch is applied - but I could be wrong.  So if your ijs reports that gs doesn't have it, do let me know.04:52
KamionDiziet: IIRC it was a debconf prompt from console-data on upgrade, probably from either hoary or mid-breezy to breezy04:53
infinityKamion: Erm, did d-i recently change to try to include nfs-modules.udeb on hppa, or did linux-source recently change to drop that udeb?04:53
infinityKamion: Or did soyuz explode and throw it away?  Pick one. :)04:54
DizietUrr.  Do we have any reason to think it's still around somehow in Dapper ?  Fixing Breezy upgrades seems a bit late now ...04:54
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KamionDiziet: it started off at oem-config because oem-config depends indirectly on console-data04:54
=== infinity looks for the last one.
DizietRight.04:54
KamionDiziet: console-data hasn't changed much, so the underlying cause is probably still around and might bite us - but it *could* easily be just a subtly buggered install, or a trashed debconf database, or something like that04:55
Kamioninfinity: d-i recently changed to try to include it; why, is it not there?04:55
infinityKamion: Appears to not be.  If that's your bug or BenC's, let me know, and I'll pass it on.04:55
Kamioninfinity: I'll have a look, thanks04:56
Dizietkamion: Joy.  I think I'll ignore it and wait and see if anyone confirms it.  Thanks.  I'll also paste this conversation into the bug report for future reference :-).04:56
KamionDiziet: yeah, sounds reasonable, I had been ignoring it largely because I hadn't been seeing large floods of reports about it04:57
Kamioncould easily be that it only happens with certain keyboard configurations, too04:58
Kamionperhaps sivang can elaborate04:58
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DizietRight, thanks.04:58
bddebianBullocks on imake/xmkmf04:59
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sivangKamion: where can I help?04:59
DizietYour console-data bug report.  See the comment I've just added.  Malone 1940305:00
UbugtuMalone bug 19403 in console-data "console-* prompts unnecessarily on upgrade?" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1940305:00
bddebianfabbione: ping?05:01
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sivangKamion: should I attempt reinstall to see if this still happens? (I'm on dapper now)05:04
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Kamionsivang: 'debconf-show console-data' might help05:04
Kamionsivang: I wouldn't trash your existing install just for this, though05:05
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sivangKamion: Well, I have a couple of dapper / breezy vmwares here I can snapshot and go back05:06
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=== sivang upgrades the VM before testing.
sivangKamion: for my desktop here, this has lots of output05:12
sivangKamion, Diziet : anything particular I should be searching in the output of debconf-show console-data ?05:14
DizietIf you know what question it asked then you can see whether it's listed.05:15
sivangDiziet: k, I'll check05:15
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=== Diziet looks at the console-data package. Hmm, it's all using some complicated script.
DizietDefinitely save the output of the debconf-show before and after.05:17
DizietHow many times has this happened to you ?  Just the once ?05:17
sladenhttp://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/mactel/pic_0008.jpg with the new Apple legacy compatible firmware crack05:17
sivangDiziet: I can't recall, but at least 1 , the first time I installed after Colin made me curious about oem-config ...sorry05:18
Kamionsladen: hang on, you mean syslinux actually works?05:18
siretartdoes the dapper live cd has an option to say 'do not use swap partitions you might find on my hard drives'?05:18
sladenKamion: yes;  just no efi, so no way to actually 'install' a boot loader.  And the vga emulation is particularly lacking05:19
sladenKamion: bootloader comedy: http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/mactel/pic_0006.jpg05:20
Kamionah yes05:20
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sivangat least it offers me to "copy link address"05:21
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sivangDiziet: hmm, I installed oem-config on the physical machine, diff between the two outputs is clean now. Doesn's show any differences.05:25
sivang(of before and after installation of oem-config)05:25
Kamionsivang: oem-config is *totally irrelevant* except that originally when you installed it it upgraded console-data too05:26
Kamionsivang: the console-data upgrade is what matters. Forget entirely about oem-config.05:26
ograsladen, oh, you dyed your hair !05:27
jsgotangcoeh?05:28
sivangKamion: okay, I'm sorry :-/05:28
jsgotangcohe removed it lol05:28
Kamionsivang: so you need to install hoary and upgrade to breezy, or install breezy and upgrade to dapper, or similar05:28
sivangKamion: k.05:29
pittimdz: bad news about cups :(05:31
mdzpitti: hmm?05:32
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pittimdz: I spend hours and hours on making 1.2rc1 work, but it seems that upstream did a very good job of making this incredibly hard05:32
mdzpitti: making it hard to make it wokr?05:33
mdzwork?05:33
pittimdz: yes; they removed RunAsUser, authentication does not work at all, web interface is broken and hangs, it doesn't work with hplip any more (for Riddell at leastt)05:33
pittimdz: I was able to at least repair the USB/parallel backend05:33
pittibut in the current state it would require a serious amount of work05:34
sivangoh god05:34
pittimdz: so I'm seriously considering rolling back to 1.1.23 ATM05:34
mdzpitti: urgh, let's forget it then05:34
mdzpitti: b1 is worse than 1.1.23?05:34
pittimdz: not really, our svn snapshot works pretty well05:34
pittiapart from some bugs, which I need to fix, of course05:35
pittibut 1.2 breaks with KDE (see yesterday's bounty discussion)05:35
mdzpitti: then why roll back?05:35
pittimdz: well, first because it's an svn snapshot and upstream also fixed lots of bugs in it05:35
pittimdz: but mainly for that KDE thing05:36
pittimdz: if we can get KDE fixed, then I can port the bug fixes to our snapshot as well, of course05:36
sladenogra: that's mjg5905:36
pittimdz: if we can live with a svn snapshot in a stable release05:36
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ograsladen, i know, was joking ... 05:36
pittimdz: sorry for discovering that so late, I didn't expect this to fail so horribly05:36
ogramdz, any objections against upgrading ltspfs/ltspfsd to the recent CVS ? sbalneav did a lot of fixes and told me it works flawless on ubuntu now05:38
mdzpitti: we'll see what kdeprint upstream says05:38
mdzogra: none05:38
ograyay :)05:38
pittimdz: Riddell said that he would be keen to port it; yes, let's see05:38
Riddellmdz: they guy said he'd like to do it but says he'll have to think about how he can make time and find hardware to do it on (for installing kubuntu)05:39
Riddellmdz: I've told him a quick response would be appreciated05:39
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phaidroshi. what packages are needed to recompile the ubuntu kernel? (i have linux-headers so far, but get make errors, make menuconfig is fine)05:44
mjg59phaidros: apt-get source linux-image-2.6.15-20-686 (or whatever)05:45
mjg59Is the easiest way05:45
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phaidrosmake[2] : *** No rule to make target `init/main.o', needed by `init/built-in.o'.  Stop.05:48
phaidrosmjg59, true, but i need to try a kernel without oss support, because that might be solving a line-in problem here ..05:48
mjg59phaidros: apt-get source linux-image-2.6.15-20-68605:49
mjg59The headers don't contain the kernel source05:49
lamonthrm.. /me wonders where evms gets it's configuration info...05:55
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ograhmm, why has malone no dapper+1 milestone ... :/05:58
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NAiLHow would I go about getting a kernel patch into ubuntu?05:59
NAiL(simple fix, blacklist c2c3 on my thinkpad r40e)06:00
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DizietIs it a bug that tar -x stops working properly if your umask includes 0200 or 0100, I wonder ?06:08
DizietUnless you say -p, in which case it doesn't care even if the dirs in it all have mode 0 ...06:09
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mvomdz: update-notifier 0.41.11 was a really bad upload (a bug after moving from svn to bzr). 0.41.12 should be availalbe soon and is (hopefully) actually working :P06:16
mdzNAiL: #ubuntu-kernel or kernel-team@lists06:17
mdzNAiL: though surely it would be better to try to diagnose the problem and get it working than to blacklist it?06:17
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elmooh for god's sakes06:34
elmoI wish people NIH-syncing would at least be consistent06:34
ograNIH ? national health institute ? 06:36
tepsipakkinot invented here?06:36
tepsipakkioh, "knights who say NIH!"06:36
KaiL_huh? something in main depends on something in universe? How is that possible?06:37
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KaiL_even worse, it's update-manager depending on "unattended-upgrades", a tool for fully automatic installation of security updates06:38
ograits simply not promoted aet06:39
ogra*yet06:39
KaiL_not to mention, that this tool misses an obvious option to disable it06:40
KaiL_as some people might not to want that06:40
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mvoKaiL_: easy, installing it dosn't mean that it will magically start :)06:46
mvomaybe I should add this to the package description ...06:46
KaiL_uhm, yes06:46
KaiL_and maybe to readme, how to start it then ;)06:46
janimomvo, is gnome-app-install part of the 3rd party packages spec?06:47
mvoKaiL_: yeah :) the easiest way is to just click on it in the gnome-software-properties window06:47
mvojanimo: yes, why?06:47
janimosome people said they'd want it for xubuntu06:47
mvo*ick*06:47
mvoit uses gconf :P06:47
ogralol06:47
mvoand gtkhml206:47
ograhave fun ripping it apart :)06:47
mvoand ...06:48
janimomvo, yes I saw that :)06:48
mvomaybe more06:48
KaiL_ah, cool!06:48
janimoso besides is and gdebi are there other apps in the 3rd party spec?06:48
mvoKaiL_: see /etc/cron.daily/apt for some more information how it can be enabled (it's a apt config option)06:48
dholbachmdke: i'll do an update now06:49
mvojanimo: yes, gdebi is lean, it only needs python-vte and python-apt (of course)06:49
mvono gconf IIRC ;)06:49
janimomvo, gdebi is already in xubuntu ;)06:49
mvooh, nice06:49
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janimojust want to see what is lost if g-a-i is not there?As I see for skype & all gdebi suffices 06:49
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dholbachmdz: do you think we can seed gimp-print into ubuntu-desktop? it's built from the gutenprint source package (which is in main) and would give us printing capabilities for gimp (atm it's a recommends of gimp)06:50
ograwasnt that in main in breezy ? 06:51
dholbachogra: might be, but then gimpprint (source package) -> gutenprint (source package) and things changed06:51
ograyep06:51
mvojanimo: currently it is mostly a nice way to install stuff, but when we get more 3rd party support it will (hopefully) become a plattform to install interessting stuff06:51
mdkedholbach, yippe06:52
janimomvo, planned for dapper?06:52
ograi think i remember we moved it to universe when gutenprint enetered06:52
mvojanimo: yes, updates can be shiped easily with new data files06:52
janimook, sounds very useful06:52
dholbachanyway... we keep getting bug reports about "gimp can't print" every now and then and having it in ubuntu-desktop might rememdy that06:52
mdkedholbach, hold on the -docs upload for a moment, if you can06:54
dholbachright06:54
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dholbachogra: yet another new dia :)06:55
ograthanks06:55
mdkedholbach, ok, go again, sorry about that06:55
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NAiLmdz: It'd be nice if there was a way to work around it. But the moment I load the processor module, the box hangs hard.06:59
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NAiLI'm not the one able to figure out how to actually pic it. 07:02
NAiLs/pic/fix/07:03
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dholbachmdke: done07:21
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highvoltageit feels strange using a pre-release ubuntu with a gnome version number like 2.14.007:31
highvoltageit should be something like 2.13.96 or 2.15.89 :)07:31
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ograbut we'll release with 2.14.1 :)07:34
highvoltagewhich will also feel strange :) usually it's .0 :)07:35
siretarthm. am I supposed to do anything magic for making the rootfs autodetection work? when I leave out the root= kernel param, the boot procedure hangs at 'waiting for sysfs'...07:36
bddebianfabbione: ping?07:36
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RiddellKamion: components moved back into espresso's bzr?07:39
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ograshould we update lsb ro have 6.06 instead 6.04 ? 07:47
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ogras/ro/to/07:50
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bddebianHey Riddell, do you know imake/xmkmf?07:54
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Riddellbddebian: god no07:55
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bddebianRiddell: OK, sorry :-)07:55
Riddellbddebian: what's the problem?07:55
bddebianI believe that ivtools is exporting the wrong path for X11 config stuff so it breaks mxv build07:56
bddebianBut I can't get it to change XCONFDIR on build.07:56
Riddelljust as I suspected, I've no idea how to help07:57
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bddebianRiddell: NP, thanks anyway07:57
_mvo_ogra: lsb_relase needs to be changed, yeah07:58
mdkedholbach, thanks07:58
ograyep07:58
ograi just noticed its still at .0407:59
Riddelllab-release is already changed for me07:59
Riddelllsb-release rather07:59
ograor the one with underscore :)07:59
bddebianOh shit, because build extracts the tarball everytime so it's overwriting my changes :-(07:59
ograogra@edubuntu:/mnt/devel/packages/xorg-7.0.0$ lsb_release -r07:59
ograRelease:        6.0407:59
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Riddelljr@pechin3:~>lsb_release -r07:59
RiddellRelease:        6.0607:59
ograogra@edubuntu:/mnt/devel/packages/xorg-7.0.0$ sudo apt-get install lsb-release08:00
ograReading package lists... Done08:00
ograBuilding dependency tree... Done08:00
ogralsb-release is already the newest version.08:00
ogra:(08:00
Riddelltry updating base-files08:00
ograhow did you manage that ? 08:00
ograoh, yes :)08:00
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RiddellKamion: where is /usr/lib/espresso/localechooser/localechooser ?08:12
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carlosseb128: hi, around?08:19
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dholbachcarlos: he went for dinner08:24
carlosdholbach: ok, thansk08:25
dholbachde rien08:25
carlosdholbach: perhaps you could answer my question08:25
dholbachi'll try08:25
seb128carlos: pong08:25
carlosdholbach:  do you know about any change with latest GNOME that produces a 'beep' without any explanation?08:26
carlosseb128: ^^^08:26
seb128GNOME?08:26
seb128since when?08:26
dholbachbeep? when? a real sound or a pcspkr beep?08:26
seb128you might have the xchat-gnome sound plugin?08:26
seb128so when somebody highligt you, you get a sound08:26
carloswell, a standard GNOME installation. I have open Evolution, xchat-gnome and firefox08:26
seb128or beep on completion?08:26
carlosseb128: no, it's not that08:27
lucashibernate and sleep don't work with my laptop (but hibernate worked with breezy). Against which package should I file a bug ?08:27
carlosseb128: I don't see any feedback about the 'beep'08:27
lucasI filed one a month ago against linux-2.6.15, but received no answer, so it's probably not the good package :-)08:27
carlosseb128: it started today08:27
seb128carlos: is that a speaker beep or a sound played?08:27
carlosspeaker beep08:27
seb128probably not GNOME08:27
seb128we didn't do any real GNOME change for 1 week or so08:28
carlosseb128: hmm I have gaim setup to use 'console bell'08:28
carlosperhaps it's that...08:28
seb128probably08:28
seb128did you install gaim 2.0beta3? :)08:28
carlosbut I don't see any status change there08:28
Kinnisonciau all08:29
carlosnomeata, 1.5.1cvs08:29
carlosgrr08:29
carlosnomeata: sorry08:29
seb128k08:29
carlosnomeata, 1.5.1cvs08:29
carlosfuck08:29
dholbach:-)08:29
seb128so no reason it should have changed08:29
carlosI cannot type 'no'08:29
seb128don't use "," as separator08:29
seb128I keep ":" for that reason :p08:29
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dholbachbye Kinnison08:29
dholbachdoes it beep for irc notifications?08:30
carlosseb128: ok, I think it's the join/leave notification from gaim08:31
seb128did you change that yourself?08:31
seb128because gaim package didn't change08:31
carlosseb128: seems like the new kernel version I got today fixed the system bell and that's why I was not earing it until today08:32
seb128k, that was my next supposition :)08:32
seb128(that something fixed your bell)08:32
carlosseb128: yes, I changed it so it doesn't locks the sound card and I'm able to use a broken VOIP client that needs the card completely free 08:32
seb128k08:33
seb128anyway diner time08:33
seb128bbl!08:33
carlosseb128: thanks for your input ;-)08:33
seb128you're welcome ;)08:33
carlosthe beep was driving me crazy08:33
seb128better now so :)08:34
seb128see you:08:34
carlosseb128: bon apetite08:34
_mvo_dborg: fancy to do some notifcation-daemon hacking ;) ?08:35
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dborg_mvo_: I hope to have a look at it and maybe try that prelight idea, but it would probably be a bad idea to rely on that :)08:40
_mvo_dborg: if you could do the pre-light, that would be great :) I banged my head against the wrong drawn bottom panel notitifactions today and it turns out that the whole calculartion of the arrow points is bogus08:41
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_mvo_this thing needs a serious rewrite :)08:41
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dborg_mvo_: I see :) I tried to find that bug before but the code scared me08:47
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_mvo_dborg: but pre-light should be easy :)08:54
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dborgyeah I hope so08:55
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kagouBenC, i'v talked you this morning that you have (perhaps) closed Bug #3150208:59
UbugtuMalone bug 31502 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Incorrect MAC address on card (00:00:00 in device portion)" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3150208:59
kagouin fact in syslog i'v messages that say that he can not load prism firmaware (isl3886)09:00
kagouso wifi don't work at all. Do you have an idea ?!09:01
_kagouBenC: http://pastebin.com/64264109:02
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lamonthrm... /me tests his theory09:05
BenCkagou: is that with 2.6.15-20?09:07
BenCThe failure you show has to do with either missing firmware, or firmware upload error in general09:08
kagouBenC, yes since last upgrade (since 1H)09:09
BenCkagou: does the firmware exist?09:09
kagoulinux-image and restricted was upgraded09:09
kagouyes09:09
kagouBenC,  NO !!!09:10
kagou?!09:10
kagourequest for a isl3886 but only 3890 is provided (as in 2.6.15-19)09:11
kagoui dont understand as it worked with 3890 before :/09:11
kagoumay be alink ?!09:11
BenCkagou: can you find the firmware?09:11
BenCit may be that you are now using prism54_softmac09:11
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BenCoops, no, it's islusb09:12
kagouBenC, may be can i rename isl3890 in isl3886 ?!09:12
BenCyou can try, but I suspect that it really needs 388609:13
mjg59BenC: Did you add softmac firmware?09:13
BenCmjg59: no, I didn't09:13
mjg59If not, it's probably the case that the driver has changed from being prism54 to prism54_softmac for that card09:13
BenCyeah, I'm looking at the prism54 firmware now09:14
mjg59kagou: do rmmod prism54_softmac; modprobe prism54 and things should work09:14
mjg59(as root)09:14
kagouyes i'm testing renaming firmware09:14
BenCkagou: http://daemonizer.de/prism54/prism54-fw/09:15
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mjg59kagou: Renaming the firmware will not work09:16
kagouyes i see that09:16
kagoui'm going to test your solution09:16
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_kagoumjg59: sudo rmmod prism54_softmac09:18
_kagouPassword:09:18
_kagouERROR: Module prism54_softmac does not exist in /proc/modules09:18
mjg59kagou: Oh, it might be called something else09:19
kagou_kagou, BenC kagou: http://daemonizer.de/prism54/prism54-fw/09:19
mjg59islsm_pci or something?09:19
_kagoumjg59: root@tchoupi:~# lsmod | grep isl09:19
_kagouislsm_pci              24712  009:19
_kagouislsm_device           13000  1 islsm_pci09:19
_kagouislsm                  40716  2 islsm_pci,islsm_device09:19
_kagouieee80211softmac       31104  1 islsm09:19
_kagouieee80211              37832  2 islsm,ieee80211softmac09:19
_kagoucrc_ccitt               2496  2 islsm,irda09:19
mjg59kagou: Right. rmmod islsm_pci and the modprobe prism5409:21
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_kagouok mjg59 it's do09:23
bddebianI assume one would have to be a main uploader to help the X Swat team?09:29
kagoumjg59, modprobe prism54 do nothing09:29
Amaranthbddebian: you could do bug triage and/or give debdiffs09:30
bddebianAmaranth: OK09:30
Amaranthwhich would help when/if you apply to join the ubuntu-dev group :)09:31
bddebianAmaranth: I don't think they would ever have me :-)09:33
kagoumjg59, argll a freeze on notebook :p  trying again to modprobe prism54 ... see in syslog that prism54 : request_firmware ('isl3890')09:34
kagoubut eth2 : could not upload this firmwarez09:34
kagoumjg59, i rebooted on 2.6.15-19 and all is  working09:37
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kagoucan i block the loadind of module  islsm_pci  ?09:42
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_kagouBenC mjg59 my card is showed as (with lspci) : 0000:00:0a.0 Network controller: Intersil Corporation Intersil ISL3890 [Prism GT/Prism Duette]  (rev 01)09:55
_kagounot isl388609:55
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kagouBenC, you show me http://daemonizer.de/prism54/prism54-fw/ but i can't find wich i must take09:58
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snsHi! I'd like to get in touch with someone from the Xen team.10:22
poningru##xen10:23
kagoui'm tired. nothing work ... sniff :/ 10:24
snsthanks10:24
mrothmjg59: question re: bug 35174.  you want me to enable ACPI_SLEEP and then test *hibernate* with it enabled?10:24
UbugtuMalone bug 35174 in acpi-support "ThinkPad X60 cannot resume from sleep/hibernate" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3517410:24
kagousee you later10:24
mjg59mroth: Yes10:24
mrothmjg59: okay, just checking since it sounded strange.  will do so now.10:24
kagoumjg59, or BenC is it normal to have /lib/firmware/isl3886 ?! firmware are in /lib/firmware/'uname-r'/10:28
mjg59kagou: I'm afraid I don't understand the question10:28
kagoulook here mjg59  :: _kagou BenC: http://pastebin.com/64264110:29
kagouwe have "main: error loading '/lib/firmware/isl3886'"10:29
kagoufirmware are not directly in /lib/firmware10:30
mjg59kagou: Do you have the isl3886 firmware?10:30
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kagouno10:30
kagoumy card need a isl389010:30
mjg59Then whether that error is accurate or not is not your problem10:30
mjg59kagou: As I've already told you, the islsm_pci driver needs different firmware to the prism54 driver10:31
kagoumjg59, do i understand that now. my wifi card is no more supported ?!10:31
KamionRiddell: run 'debian/rules update' if building from bzr10:31
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kagouand i have to search for a isl388610:32
mjg59kagou: No, that's not correct10:32
kagoui'v found 2 but none of them works ... so i'm very disapointed10:32
ogramdz, i cant reproduce your comment on bug 33748, -xrm has no influence at all on any of my machines here 10:33
UbugtuMalone bug 33748 in xscreensaver xscreensaver-data "[dapper]  images not grabbed from /usr/share/backgrounds" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3374810:33
kagoumjg59, i think that i must open a bug on linux-source and we will try to close it 10:33
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mdzogra: you get background images?10:34
mrothmjg59: no such luck, same behavior, updated bug 35174 to reflect10:34
UbugtuMalone bug 35174 in acpi-support "ThinkPad X60 cannot resume from sleep/hibernate" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3517410:34
mjg59mroth: Ok, thanks10:34
mjg59mroth: But by the sounds of it, it now gets further than it did before?10:35
mjg59(New kernel against old kernel)10:35
mrothmjg59: hmm.. actually, slightly less far.  before it would show the status for the 'resuming from disk' status or whatever10:35
mjg59mroth: Yeah, that actually means it's getting further10:36
mjg59The brown lines appear when it's trying to change back to X10:36
mjg59(It all gets a bit confusing)10:36
ogramdz, i get what i set in ~/.xscreensaver or in the system config in /etc/X11/XScerrnsaver10:36
ogra*XScreensaver10:36
mdzogra: you see images from /usr/share/backgrounds or not?10:36
mdzI certainly don't10:36
ograyes, i see them10:36
ograand -xrm doesnt override that 10:36
ograhmm10:37
KamionRiddell: I *could* add the whole lot to bzr, but I don't really want to if I can avoid it; pushing the bzr archive takes long enough as it is10:37
mdzogra: yes, -xrm doesn't seem to override  the config file10:37
ogramdz, and both files (~/.xscreensaver and /etc/X11/app-defaults/XScreenSaver) have the /usr/share/backgrounds imagedir ? 10:38
mdzogra: just updated the bug10:38
ograah10:38
ograhmm10:38
ograi dont want to wipe user configs :(10:39
kagoucya10:40
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diemansdier@riesling:~$ cat /proc/mdstat10:49
diemanPersonalities : [raid5] 10:49
diemanmd0 : active raid5 sdb1[0]  sde1[3]  sdd1[2]  sdc1[1] 10:49
dieman      430115904 blocks level 5, 64k chunk, algorithm 2 [4/4]  [UUUU] 10:49
dieman      [======>..............]   resync = 34.6% (49652544/143371968) finish=2.7min speed=563516K/sec10:49
diemanunused devices: <none>10:49
diemantheres a cute bug in the server kernel10:49
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dieman(note the impossibl speed)10:49
diemanimpossible10:50
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Kamionelmo: have you had a chance to look at my mail about archive issues for some breezy-security uploads?10:55
elmoKamion: well I saw kinnison replied, so I was hoping it had been dealt with ;-)10:56
Kamionthat was just on the soyuz side, one issue out of four ;)10:56
elmodoh10:57
ograwheee !!!! 10:57
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ogralooks like the "screensaver ignores user input" bug is fixed !!10:57
diemanogra: yay!10:57
ograand its a silly one line patch ...10:58
ogratsk 10:58
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KamionMithrandir: any progress on the timezone->country->recalculate-locale work you were doing for espresso?11:00
Kamionor were going to do, at any rate11:00
KamionKinnison: any progress on the location page UI work that IIRC you were going to look at?11:01
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tsdgeosjordi: ping11:10
tsdgeosjordi: check mail when you can11:12
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_TomBwhat is the easiest way to remake the initrd.gz after I have modified the contents?11:54
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TheMuso_TomB: Is this on the install CD or the live CD?12:01
_TomBLiveCD12:02
jordiBurgwork: ping12:02

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