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BenMhey guys, have a quick package building question. I want to patch the makefile.am for some stuff01:15
BenMwhat's the best way to get the .in regenerated01:15
bddebianautomake?01:18
BenMbut run it from where?01:18
bddebianDepends but typically from the dir that Makefile.am is in01:19
BenMsomewhere in the fules file?01:19
bddebianOh, you mean at build time?01:19
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BenMlemme put it like this: i want to build the package after i patche the makefile.am01:19
BenMwhat is my best plan01:19
lifelessautoreconf in the build target01:20
bddebianAye01:20
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BenMok, am a bit lost in the rules files, this is gnome-panel01:24
BenMit seems to be getting those targets via a maze of includes01:25
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BenMwould somebody mind n00bing me through it01:25
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jcolethis may be a dumb question01:39
jcolei installed apache2 and tried to share my downloaded ubuntu dvd... i'm getting "Value too large for defined data type" in my error.log... how do i make apache2 share large files?01:39
HrdwrBoByou can't01:40
HrdwrBoBis the simple answer01:40
jcoleHrdwrBoB: another web server perhaps?01:41
HrdwrBoBjcole: no01:41
HrdwrBoBfiles that big won't work with the clients either01:42
HrdwrBoBdon't use http for transferring files that big, use ftp01:42
jcoleah01:42
jcoledoh!01:42
KaiLhmm, does ekiga have Problems with their STUN-Server, am I just to stupid to set it up, or is there just a bug?01:42
lifelessKaiL: try some details01:43
jcoleHrdwrBoB: thanks alot01:43
KaiLon my desktop, which is directly connected to the NET, everything works. But not on the Laptop behind - it doesn't get audio data01:44
lifelessKaiL: it depends on your NAT configurations01:44
bddebianBenM: If you're still around after I get the kids in the bath, I can try to help you, though I'm not the most experienced01:44
lifelesswhat nat device, the nat of the other endpoint01:45
lifelessport constraints01:45
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KaiLekiga says, it's a "port restricted NAT" (ipmasq on the first system)01:45
lifelessipmasq? not iptables ?01:45
KaiLipmasq afaik uses iptables01:46
lifelessport restricted NAT is a pretty useless feedback btw, not your fault, ekigas.01:46
lifelessKaiL: ipmasq - ip masquerade - != iptables01:46
lifelessunless you are using some whacky compatability layer.01:46
KaiLah, ok01:47
jdublifeless: apt-cache show ipmasq01:47
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KaiLafaik it's a script to configure iptables to do NAT01:47
jdubclever little package01:47
lifelessjdub: meep01:47
lifelessok.01:48
KaiLso this setup is not enough, even as ekiga says?01:48
lifelessheres a good reference for you01:48
lifelesshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STUN01:48
lifelessekiga is telling you at most 1/3 the story01:48
KaiLuh01:49
lifelessits probable you need a sip proxy, and I don't know if they supply one01:49
HiddenWolfthey do01:49
lifelessspecifically, I don't know what class nat ipmasq configures iptables to be01:49
lifelessHiddenWolf: oh? cool. whats its dns name ?01:49
HiddenWolfI don't know, I just know that ekiga has a stun-check and uses an ekiga.net stun if need be.01:50
KaiLHiddenWolf, yes, but that only helps the login01:50
HiddenWolfKnow nothing about how it works besides  that, sorry.01:50
KaiLnot to receice audio data :/01:50
lifelessHiddenWolf: STUN != sip proxy.01:50
HiddenWolfHm, right01:51
HiddenWolfsorry guys01:51
lifelessHiddenWolf: the stun server is at stun.ekiga.net, but all stun does is allow you to find out the external ip and port you should use to talk to the other party.01:51
lifelessnp01:51
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HiddenWolfIf you are using SIP, yes. You can use SIPROXD from http://siproxd.sourceforge.net as outbound proxy.02:01
HiddenWolfEkiga faq02:01
lifelessHiddenWolf: not what I meant. I meant *does ekiga provide the sip proxy*02:05
lifelessHiddenWolf: not 'can people install their own'.02:05
HiddenWolfIt answers the "does ekiga provide it" question with a solid no. :)02:06
lifelessHiddenWolf: well, I guess :002:07
HiddenWolfbtw, I can't get ekiga to start02:08
HiddenWolflots of /dev/device fun02:08
HiddenWolfI have an audio card and an usb-headset and a tv-tuner and webcam. :)02:08
lifelesskill all alsa using programs02:09
lifelesskill rb02:09
lifelessits pretty horrendous02:09
HiddenWolfthat is kinda sick02:09
lifelessyup02:09
HiddenWolfwhy the hell don't they play along?02:09
lifelesscouldashouldawoulda02:09
lifelessjdub: my windtendo is aging. I'm thinking I want this in my new one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E1681412100202:10
jdublifeless: sick fuck ;)02:10
lifeless(its > 2 years old, time for an upgrade)02:10
jdublifeless: you're office is loud enough as it is already!02:10
HiddenWolfI'm just a noob, I don't know if it's possible even, but I guess I'd want ekiga to be on 24/7 and mute/pauze/lower RB volume when I get called. :)02:10
lifelessHiddenWolf: I would like the same02:11
jdubHiddenWolf: yeah, totally02:11
lifelessshtoom plays nicer02:11
lifelessbut its ui is, as jdub would say, bong02:11
HiddenWolfheh02:11
HiddenWolfWell, my problem is I have both a tv-card and a webcam, and effectively 2 audio cards. :)02:11
HiddenWolfWhich get initialised in a random order when I boot.02:12
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BenMjdub, hey, i think my pgo feed isn't updating02:12
HiddenWolfso things looking for /dev/video get random results. :)02:12
HrdwrBoBHiddenWolf: which is bad, but not as bad as random ethernet order02:12
BenMalso, am still waiting for you to put up the hacker head02:12
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HiddenWolfHrdwrBoB: nothing serious, seems to be intended udev behavior, I just have to edit the tvtime config file a few times a week, when it tries to show my webcam ;)02:13
jdubBenM: will look02:13
HiddenWolfI guess I should file a bug some day.02:14
jdubBenM: oh. you're blogspot.02:15
HrdwrBoBHiddenWolf: if it's on boot, it should boot up with the same order02:17
HrdwrBoBbut if you un/replug it, all bets are off02:17
HiddenWolfHrdwrBoB: on boot, different order.02:17
bddebianAnyone up on the dhIconCache thing?  Do we really just need to add dh_iconcache to debian/rules?  I assume in install: ?02:19
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lifelessjdub: upgrading my firewall....from warty02:53
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jdublifeless: ha ha03:04
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mdzKamion: what happened to /dists/dapper/main/installer-i386/current/images/cdrom/initrd.list ?03:23
bddebianShould libtyvis1 still be libtyvis1c2?03:24
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lifelessok, it begins. if I disappear, I've fucked the firewall. News at 11.03:43
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bluefoxicyis there some channel on irc where I should discuss random things like Ubuntu's upcoming netauth support (someone did spec out NIS/LDAP/ActiveDirectory/KRB authentication, it's apparently slated for Dapper+1) and roaming /home directories?04:49
bluefoxicyeven Red Hat doesn't have roaming /home... it shouldn't be hard with ldap + sshfs/NFS + bind mount + PAM module; but you'll have to write a PAM module :)04:49
bluefoxicywell, you could just mount the roaming /home tree on /home in its entirity; but it's more fun to mount it as /mnt/home mode rwx------ (700) and bind mount only users logged in... it'd be an information leak if only 'who' and 'w' didn't exist already 8)04:51
LaserJock#ubuntu-offtopic ? ;-)04:53
HrdwrBoBit's not offtopic04:54
bluefoxicywell it depends on how on topic you want to be  8)04:55
bluefoxicyI know on ubuntu-devel@ about every message posted is claimed to be offtopic by someone04:55
LaserJockyeah, well that is why I don't dare email ubuntu-devel :-)04:56
bluefoxicythey've actually been getting criticisms there04:57
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bluefoxicy"and yes, your message was offtopic: everything is offtopic here, since this is supposed to be a zero-traffic list.  oh and all your messages are belong to us"04:58
bluefoxicythere we go :P04:58
LaserJockI can understand. When I'm working hard on dev work it is really distracting to have lots of "noise"04:59
bluefoxicyit's fairly entertaining though05:00
LaserJocknot when I'm trying to get work done05:00
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bddebianShould the mime stuff be handled in .desktop or the xml files now?05:22
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Burgundaviajoelbryan: nice work on LiveChatSupport07:40
Burgundaviajoelbryan: there if a good class in the new gtk to do wizard/druid style stuff07:44
infinityOh, isn't this smashing.  On dist-upgrade, discover has hung in D state.07:45
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Burgundaviajoelbryan: umm, you rock even harder08:25
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pittiGood morning08:42
fabbionehey pitti08:44
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pittihi fabbione, how's it going?08:50
fabbionepitti: as usual08:52
fabbioneyou=?08:52
fabbioneinfinity, Mithrandir: i am taking  a lock on xorg08:54
pittifabbione: in the mood for squashing bugs :)08:55
fabbionepitti: isn't that what we are supposed to be doing 23 hours/day?08:58
fabbione1 hour for feeding and personal igiene should be enough for everybody :P08:59
pittifabbione: right, sleeping and real life are for wimps :)08:59
joelbryanBurgundavia: thanks man! finally I can smile! :-)09:01
Burgundaviajoelbryan: one note about the registration thing on freenode. I would reorder that section slightly, I would have them create their nick and on the last page, with the connect button, also have a register button, which would launch a seperate dialog09:02
mdke_joelbryan, is this intended to go into dapper?09:07
joelbryanBurgundavia: so a checkbox that says "Register me" would be available in account login screen?09:07
joelbryanmdke_: hopefully man :-) I'll work hard for this if this would go into Dapper.09:08
mdke_joelbryan, the feature freeze passed quite a long time ago: make sure you ask someone important ASAP about it09:09
Burgundaviajoelbryan: oh, nevermind, it already does that09:09
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Burgundaviajoelbryan: however, are you aware of the gtk stock dialog to do wizardy stuff?09:09
BurgundaviaI would also cut down the number of channels that are automatically added to the contact list09:10
joelbryanBurgundavia: yes09:10
Burgundaviamaybe only add the localized #ubuntu and then point them at the channel wiki page09:10
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joelbryanBurgundavia: how about depending on their locale?, will it be autojoined?09:11
mdke_although, I remember someone saying (perhaps jokingly) that part of the reason for removing xchat-gnome from the default install was so that people would stop complaining about the reception they get in #ubuntu09:12
Burgundaviajoelbryan: their locale is a good choice09:12
Burgundaviayou need to have a some sanity checks to make certain they don't autojoin a channel that doesn't exist09:13
infinityfabbione: Lock whetever you want, I'm barely even paying attention to anything other than buildds right now.09:14
infinityfabbione: (Including IRC, obviously)09:14
fabbioneinfinity: yeah it was just to avoid multiple people uploading the same (you did yesterday and Mith other times) ;)09:15
joelbryanBurgundavia: will it take long to register a local channel in freenode?09:15
joelbryanBurgundavia: is there something needed to be wizarded?09:17
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mptsladen, ping09:25
sladenmpt: yo09:25
mptsladen, what do the Launchpad-specific parts of your user style sheet look like? :-)09:26
mptand who else do you know who uses them?09:26
sladenmpt: http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/launchpad/  But nobody else users them and I mostly make do just by having the font smaller so there is less wrapped/overflowed content09:30
mptthanks09:31
Burgundaviajoelbryan: that is not a problem I think this wizard should solve. It should only connect them to existing channels09:33
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mvocan a native speaker please have a look at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11665 (failed searches in gnome-app-install help text). does that sound ok? 10:04
mdke_looking10:06
mdke_mvo, doing a few amendments, is it ok to use the word "you"?10:07
mvoI suppose so, not sure10:07
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mdke_mvo, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1166610:08
mdke_actually, maybe "The search has no results" is better10:09
mvothanks, fixes10:10
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mdke_mvo, also perhaps s/has restrictions/is restricted10:13
mvomdke_: thanks, done as well10:14
mdke_which package are the translations for the logout dialogue in? gnome-panel?10:16
seb128no, gnome-session10:17
seb128why? is there an issue?10:17
mdke_seb128, no. a translator just asked where they will appear in Rosetta10:17
seb128k, so gnome-session :)10:18
mdke_thanks10:18
seb128I looked the pot before uploading, it had them10:18
seb128so it should be fine10:18
mdke_cool, i don't know how frequently rosetta updates, but it will be there eventually10:18
mdke_seb128, another quick question. Gnome is an exception to upstream version freeze, isn't it? does the same apply to gstreamer?10:20
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pittiseb128, carlos: so, what's the decision for bug 35403?10:22
UbugtuMalone bug 35403 in gucharmap "Help .pot file is not being generated" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3540310:22
seb128mdke_: why that question?10:22
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carlospitti: whatever you think is better for you10:23
mdke_seb128, a different question by the same translator.10:23
seb128pitti: bug #35418 too10:23
UbugtuMalone bug 35418 in gedit "Help .pot file is not being generated" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3541810:23
carlospitti: I'm deleting the .po files without a .pot file, when you upload it with a .pot file it will be imported10:23
carlosseb128, pitti: there are others that I didn't reported as you have a list of missing .pot files...10:23
seb128mdke_: tell him we consider new versions but they don't have the exact same cycle as GNOME for tarball rolling10:23
mdke_seb128, thank you.10:24
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seb128mdke_: we will ship new tarball from this week and next week if that's the question10:24
mdke_seb128, wow, from gstreamer cvs?10:24
mdke_rocking10:24
seb128no, new tarballs, not cvs version10:24
seb128they have planned new gst -base -good I think10:25
mdke_right10:25
seb128and probably -bad next week for slomo :p10:25
pitticarlos: so, when pot files for these are generated, can we ignore them for the langpack export tarballs?10:27
seb128carlos: rosetta question, do you have a "give me a tarball with all the .po for my project" feature for upstream now? if not is it planned?10:28
carlospitti: yes, I have a flag per potemplate that decides whether it will appear as part of the language pack10:29
infinitypitti: BTW, your recent changes to pkgstriptranslations to fix the exit code on error now makes espresso FTBFS.  So, is that your fault (for not having some slever override for such situations), my fault (for enabling fail-on-inconsistent-CurrentlyBuilding on the buildds) or Colin's fault (for building packages inside other packages)?10:29
pittiseb128: hm, that works for ages, doesn't it?10:29
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seb128pitti: where is the function?10:29
infinitys/slever/clever/10:29
pittiseb128: https://launchpad.net/products/pmount/+series/main/+pots/pmount/+export10:29
carlosseb128: we have that per potemplate, it should be trivial to add it for all potemplates available for a project, please file a bug10:30
seb128pitti: oh, thanks you10:30
carlosseb128: oh, you wanted only for a concrete template?10:30
seb128carlos: by potemplate is good enough10:30
pittiinfinity: hm, due to empty po files?10:30
pittiseb128: or due to enabling set -e in dpkg-deb?10:30
infinitypitti: No, due to building source packages inside source packages. :)10:30
carlosok10:30
seb128carlos: yeah, gaim upstream discussion about if rosetta would be easy to use for them10:30
infinitypitti: Thus causing CurrentlyBuilding to appear inconsistent.10:30
carlosseb128: do they want to use it directly from upstream?10:31
pittiinfinity: so you don't mean yesterday's change?10:31
seb128carlos: discussing it10:31
infinitypitti: Well, yesterday's change fixed the part where we weren't exiting non-zero on error. :)10:31
seb128carlos: I would appreciate some comments from jordim though, is he working this week? He didn't reply yesterday10:31
pitticarlos: alright, when seb128 is fine with me changing cdbs, I'll generate pot for help/10:31
carlosseb128: sounds good, please, tell them to ask jordi to solve any question they could have10:31
carlosjordi: ^^^10:31
seb128pitti: I'm fine with you changing it whenever you want10:31
seb128jordi: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gaim/+bug/3833010:32
UbugtuMalone bug 38330 in gaim "Rosetta Translations" [Normal,Rejected]  10:32
infinitypitti: http://librarian.launchpad.net/1966090/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.espresso_0.99.41_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz10:32
pittiinfinity: ok, I understand now; I thought you refered to 'yesterday' with 'recent' :)10:32
carlosseb128: he's online now, but busy with other things. Mail will work better10:32
seb128I'll subscribe it to the bug10:32
seb128s/it/him10:32
pittiinfinity, Kamion: would be fine for me to special-case espresso as a band-aid10:32
carlosseb128: cool, thanks10:32
infinitypitti: That was yesterday. :)10:32
infinitypitti: (The "set -e" fix)10:33
infinityOf course, that was my bug to begin with (oops)10:33
pittiah, clear now10:33
infinityKamion: Around?10:33
pittihmm, I try to find a more general solution than just [ "$package" = espresso ] 10:34
infinityOh, eww, it's going to get ugly in other ways too.10:34
pittiinfinity: we could also disable the consistency checking in the first place10:34
pittiinfinity: it was mainly meant to check that everything works smoothly when we started using pkgstriptranslations10:35
infinityIf any of those subpackages contain translations, we'd end up with extras in the espresso_translations tarball.10:35
pittiinfinity: why, are the sub-tarballs added to espresso's translation tarball?10:35
hungerubuntu-artwork fails to install at the moment.10:35
infinitypitti: Erm, wait, no, good point, they'd be made with the sub-package's name, and then just never uploaded.10:36
infinitySo that's fine.10:36
pittiyes, that's what I thought10:36
pittiinfinity: that would be bad if espresso modified the strings of the embedded packages, but that's another story10:36
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infinityBut I guess I can see why.10:37
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infinitypitti: Well, I can disable the CurrentlyBuilding check, but then we have nothing failing builds in the cases where it really does explode (like, if I break sbuild somehow)10:38
infinitypitti: I suppose that's a chance we can take... Or we can get Colin to work around it somehow.10:39
pittiinfinity: a hideous hack is to hardcode the exception, a slightly better one to introduce a blacklist for it10:39
infinitypitti: If he doesn't actually need debs, but just the result of the package builds, he could just skip on creating debs, and fish stuff out of package-1.2.3/debian/package/10:39
infinitypitti: Or, yes, we could have an "allow_cb_inconsistent" list, and add espresso to it.  That's easy enough.10:40
pittiinfinity: both would be fine for me; let's wait for Kamion and ask him, then I'll do the change10:41
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seb128pitti: when is planned the next language-pack update?10:47
pittiseb128: I can roll one whenever we want to10:48
pittiI wanted to wait just a little to get more KDE imported by Rosetta10:48
pittibut it won't be the last one anyway10:48
seb128like this afternoon? :)10:49
pittiwell, why not :)10:49
seb128it would help translators to figure where they are10:49
seb128to have like a weekly update from now10:49
pittiseb128: I have to wait 5 hours still, Rosetta exports tarballs in the afternoon now10:49
pittinot overly comfortable for me, but that needs to be enough10:50
seb128oh, there is a daily fixed export?10:50
=== infinity wonders why update-notifier appears to no longer be notifying him of updates...
pittiyep, I cron'ed everything10:50
seb128what is not comfortable? doing an update today?10:50
infinitymvo: Your applet hates me.10:50
seb128monday is good too, don't stress youtself :)10:50
seb128infinity: is it running?10:50
infinityseb128: Yes. :10:50
infinityP10:50
seb128oh oh10:51
pittiseb128: no, I mean exports in the late afternoon10:51
seb128/usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check10:51
seb128Traceback (most recent call last):10:51
seb128  File "/usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check", line 57, in ?10:51
seb128    saveDistUpgrade(depcache)10:51
seb128  File "/usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check", line 20, in saveDistUpgrade10:51
seb128    clean(depcache)10:51
seb128  File "/usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check", line 13, in clean10:51
seb128    for pkg in depcache:10:51
seb128TypeError: iteration over non-sequence10:51
seb128mvo: what did you do !!! :)10:51
seb128pitti: ah, k10:51
pittiseb128: works here10:51
seb128ii  update-notifier          0.41.12                  Daemon which notifies about package updates10:52
pittisame here10:52
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pittiseb128: heh, the final hoary tarball was produced *exactly* 1 year ago :)10:53
seb128happy anniversary :p10:53
dokoKamion, mdz: any word on the printing related UVF exceptions, so pitti and I can go on with the upgrades?10:54
Kamionmdz: moved to udeb.list in the parent directory, in line with Debian; I think the file format might have changed a bit to10:55
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jalalabaddddddddSteve & Denise Mertz10:55
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Kamiondoko: I haven't even read that mail yet, give me a chance10:56
Kamioninfinity: I only need the result of the package builds, not debs/udebs; but I do need to call binary-arch/indep10:56
jalalabaddddddddzhivago10:56
jalalabaddddddddzhivago docs10:56
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infinityKamion: Right, then whitelist it is.10:57
Kamionfabbione: ping, op needed10:57
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Kamionta10:57
fabbionenp10:57
infinitypitti: Looks like we need a "skip consistency check" whitelist, then.10:57
Kamioninfinity: is there a way for espresso to set something while building those packages that says "don't run pkgstriptranslations"?10:58
infinityKamion: No, but we could certainly fix that easily.10:58
infinityKamion: I'm all about magic environment variables.10:58
infinitypitti: How would you feel about that?10:58
pittisounds good10:59
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infinityRight, and given the impending rename, we'll do this once.10:59
fabbionedoes vmware run on platforms != x86 based?11:00
pittiinfinity: rename == pkgmangler, or whatever?11:00
infinityKamion: How's "NO_PKG_MANGLE" being set and non-empty sound to you?11:00
jdubinfinity: what was the libmysqlclient15off stuff?11:00
Kamioninfinity: I sort of agree with you on espresso shipping static copies, but all the alternatives seemed worse11:00
Kamionand at least there's a neat 'debian/rules update' target11:00
infinityKamion: Just rememnet to unset it again after running all the sub-builds.11:00
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KamionNO_PKG_MANGLE is fine11:00
=== infinity will fix it now, document it later.
Kamioninfinity: yeah, that's no problem, it's in a subshell anyway11:01
Kamionall that stuff is hived off to d-i/Makefile11:01
infinityjdub: We've had versioned symbols for ages.  Upstream (off = official) finally accepted our patch for symbol versioning, but decided on a different version tag.  Boom.11:01
infinitypitti: I'll upload for this change right now, if you don't mind.11:01
pittiinfinity: sure, go ahead :)11:02
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pefhow can I refresh desktop menu entries with files present in /usr/share/applications ?11:03
jdubinfinity: ahr. bong. so that'll die with the next soname change?11:03
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infinityjdub: Right.11:06
ogralifeless, ping11:06
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infinityjdub: I'd have yelled at them about it, but I was so happy that we finally talked them into symbol versioning at all, I preferred to just leave it alone and fix it.11:06
infinityjdub: I would have been more miffed if either of us (Debian or Ubuntu) had actually released with the old lib, but we hadn't yet.11:07
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lifelessogra: ?11:09
seb128https://launchpad.net/products/gnome-session/+translations defaulting to "hoary"11:09
ogralifeless, you were one of the guys seeing g-s-s pop in regardless of input after suspend11:09
ogralifeless, i'm waiting for feedback to (hopefully) close that bug11:10
ograbug 3352311:10
UbugtuMalone bug 33523 in gnome-screensaver "g-screensaver starts after idle period, regardless of user input" [Major,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3352311:10
pittiKinnison: in about 2/3 of cases I get a 'Suspend failed' bubble from g-p-m immediately after resume; known bug?11:10
pittiKinnison: (i. e. the bubble is the bug, suspend/resume works for ages on the iBook)11:11
pittis/works/has worked/11:11
Kamioninfinity: let me know when I should upload11:14
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infinityKamion: Whenever?  I can give them back when they fail.11:21
infinityKamion: pkgstriptranslations_27_source.changes just uploaded now, though.11:22
infinity   * If NO_PKG_MANGLE is set and non-empty, don't run pkgstriptranslations11:22
infinity     for the current dpkg-deb invocation, but print a warning so we know.11:22
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Kamioninfinity: ok, espresso 0.99.42 uploading now11:27
infinityKamion: Thanks, dude.  Thou dost truely rule.11:27
infinityAnd stuff.11:27
lifelessogra: do you think you have fixed it ?11:29
lifelessogra: I'll reboot tomorrow, see how it goes.11:29
ogralifeless, yes, some people already reported success, but i want to hear it from you and Mithrandir11:29
ogra(to be sure)11:30
ograMithrandir is on vac anyway, so no hurry11:30
lifelessogra: okies11:30
ogra:)11:30
ogracongrats to the new job btw :)11:30
Kamionpitti: hmm, damn, I promoted git-core before spotting that it had a number of other dependencies listed by anastacia; do you think you could have a quick look over them? they're just perl modules11:31
pittiKamion: sure11:32
lifelessogra: thanks 11:32
lifelessits actually a little premature 11:32
lifelesswhen dapper goes out I'll be switching11:32
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ograah11:32
lifelessuntil then I'm helping deliver bzr for dapper11:32
ograso are you the guy to poke for a working bzrk ? 11:32
ograpoke poke11:33
pittiKamion: hm, I just see asciidoc11:33
pittiKamion: ah, for git-email, nevermind11:33
mvoinfinity: I'm uploading a update-notifier that should fix the problem you mentioned earlier11:33
infinitymvo: And that's why I love you.11:33
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Kamionoh, and I missed asciidoc too. go me.11:34
pittiKamion: libemail-valid-perl has an RC bug with a patch11:36
jordiseb128: I can have a look at that gaim reply this evening11:37
seb128jordi: I've Cced you on the bug, I think I replied correctly but that's in case upstream have some specific question next, thank you :)11:38
jordiok11:38
jordilet's talk about it when I'm back home in the evening11:38
pittiKamion: libnet-domain-tld-perl has an RC bug as well :/11:39
pittiKamion: maybe you can temporarily demote just git-email until this is sorted out?11:39
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infinitypitti: That's technically the same RC bug, twice. :)11:41
Kamionpitti: all right, git-email is back in universe11:41
pittifabbione: do you want git-email in main? it has a series of perl module dependencies, some of them have RC bugs11:42
infinitypitti: I can fix those up right now.  It's essentially one bug in two places, easily fixes.11:43
infinitys/fixes/fixed/11:43
pittiwould be nice, I didn't look at the details11:44
infinitypitti: libnet-domain-tld-perl has exactly one rdep (libemail-valid-perl), so fixing the latter to work with the former (and adding a conflict in the other direction to force smooth upgrades) is easy.11:44
infinitypitti: Doing.11:45
infinityErr, wait.11:46
infinityWe don't have that RC bug yet anyway, cause we never synced the new version.11:46
infinityGo us.11:46
Lathiathaha11:46
infinitypitti: The RC bug doesn't apply to Ubuntu.  Do you want me to sync the bug in (and then fix it), or just leave it as-is? :)11:46
fabbionepitti: well yes.. it's used quite a lot for kernel devel11:47
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infinitypitti: If I leave it, we can probably safely assume Debian will have it sorted when we start autosyncing for dapper+1.11:47
pittiinfinity: sounds good for me11:48
pittiinfinity: (leaving as it is)11:48
infinityRight, then.11:48
infinityKamion: git-email and dependencies good to go, then. :)11:48
pittiyep, security history and bugs are fine; didn't check the packages so far, but I'm not afraid of surprises11:50
infinityIt's hard to be surprised by perl modules.11:52
infinityThey're all packaged pretty much the same.11:52
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pitticarlos, seb128: new cdbs is up12:08
seb128with help stuff?12:08
pittiyes12:08
seb128cool12:08
pittithis will probably break my buildd import, but should be easy enough to fix12:08
seb128why?12:10
fabbioneinfinity: are you still looking at mesa stuff?12:10
pittiseb128: dload-strippedtar will be confused if it finds two pot files with the same name12:10
fabbioneinfinity: if so #34856 =12:10
fabbione?12:10
seb128ah, k12:10
infinityfabbione: deop yourself, scary man. :)12:10
pittiseb128: I'll just blacklist help/, no big deal12:10
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fabbionewhops..12:11
fabbionesorry12:11
fabbionei didn't meant to be scary :P12:11
carlospitti: are they using the same filename for the help?12:11
seb128pitti: ok, cool. Still doing language pack update this afternoon so? :)12:11
pitticarlos: usually12:11
carlosok12:11
pittiseb128: sure12:11
carlospitti: for dapper, breezy and hoary?12:11
infinityfabbione: Yeah, I'll steal that bug.12:11
pitticarlos: let's do dapper for now12:11
fabbioneinfinity: k thx12:11
pitticarlos: no time to do all three of them today12:12
carlosok12:12
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sandraHello. Was libdevmapper upgraded recently ? sudenly iy is incompatible with my kernel and I can't use the dev-mapper (to mount my encrypted home).12:14
seb128lamont: around?12:14
sladensandra: what error message do you get?12:16
fabbionesandra: what kernel are you running? what version of libdevmapper? and what version of Ubuntu?12:16
fabbioneseb128: does gdm still implements the FallBackServer option? the one that is started if the default server doesn't work?12:17
seb128lamont: what was your usecase for the "strict" focus mode? What does metacity does by default annoying you? Cf http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=326159 upstream, they are discussing putting app launched from a command line to background automatically by example12:17
UbugtuGnome bug 326159 in general "Experimental strict-focus-approximation feature" [Normal,New]  12:17
sandraThis is ubuntu 5.10, Linux 2.6.12-10-686, libdevmapper1.01 1.01.03-1ubuntu212:17
fabbionesandra: unlikely.. it's a stable release..12:18
fabbionesandra: only security fixes go there and libdevmapper didn't get any12:18
sandraThe error is:12:18
seb128fabbione: there is no such option afaik12:19
sandraBTW, this was a kubuntu installation where I installed ubuntu-desktop. It was working till then.12:19
sandraCan anybody tell me the output of ls /etc/rc.*/*crypt* ?12:19
sandraThe error is (among others): Incompatible libdevmapper 1.01.03 (2005-06-13)(compat) and kernel driver.12:19
fabbioneseb128: #FailsafeXServer=12:20
fabbione <-12:20
fabbionesandra: please use pastebin and show all errors.12:20
seb128fabbione: ah, right12:20
fabbioneseb128: problem is #2702012:21
seb128bug #2702012:21
UbugtuMalone bug 27020 in xorg xserver-xorg "Please make X fallback to vesa if the card driver doesn't work." [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2702012:21
sandrafabbione: I can copy and paste the errors, I can type them, but itl take long.12:21
fabbioneseb128: i want to approach it in 2 ways... one using gdm fallback (after i test it) and as more hardcore, as boot option12:21
fabbionesandra: copy/paste them to pastebin?12:22
fabbioneseb128: do you have any gdm uploads pending?12:22
seb128fabbione: new tarball for GNOME 2.14.1 due monday12:22
seb128nothing planned today12:22
fabbioneseb128: ok thanks12:22
seb128the failsafe code is still here12:23
seb128I just looked12:23
seb128so it should work12:23
fabbioneseb128: ok thanks...12:23
seb128deal_with_x_crashes (GdmDisplay *d) to daemon/gdm.c if you need to have a look to the code12:23
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sandraThe error: http://paste.lisp.org/display/1872612:26
fabbioneseb128: yes... we want to disable at least the error that comes up when we go to failsafe, or make it less scary12:27
fabbionesandra: it seems like the dm-mod is not loaded12:28
fabbionecan you please do modprobe dm-mod12:28
fabbioneand rerun that script?12:28
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sandrafabbione: that was it! I didn't know the name of the module, thanks!12:29
sandrafabbione: now, any idas why it is not being loaded by default ? how shoudl it be loaded.12:29
fabbionesandra: it should be loaded by default.. there might be an error message before that you haven't seen perhaps12:30
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sandrafabbione: maybe, let me see.12:31
Keybukfabbione: dm-mod is loaded by the lvm initramfs script; assuming BOOT=local and ROOT=/dev/mapper/*12:32
fabbioneKeybuk: yes, that's why i find suprising it's not loaded for sandra12:32
sandraI removed lvm from init, but I re-added it and it didn't help. Somehow I think rcconf and friends screwed up my init, any ideas of how to restore it ?12:33
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sebestkeybuk : hello, do you have an idea for bug 38392 ?12:48
UbugtuMalone bug 38392 in network-manager "Regression: network-manager doesn't find the wifi iface if the software switch is off when NetworkManager starts" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3839212:48
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Keybuksebest: nope; I'll copy it upstream when I go through them later12:50
sebestKeybuk, interface detection is done throught hal, i guess?12:51
KeybukI believe so12:53
sebestbecause i can see that detection in hal works12:53
KeybukNM in general isn't very good at keeping up with changes to interfaces12:53
Keybukwhich is ironic, given that's arguably its one job!12:53
sebestwhen the softswitch is off, i can see the interface12:53
sebestand when i switch it on, something appear under it : "Networking interface"12:54
Keybuksebest: I would recommend making sure all this information is in the bu12:54
sebesti'm using the hal gui to see this12:54
Keybukbug12:54
Keybukinclude lshal output and stuff12:54
Keybukthat way when upstream look at it, they'll have the information12:54
sebestok i update it12:54
Keybukit's not something I'm going to put any time/effort into trying to debug/fix myself12:54
sebestok, so let's hope they'll find the bug...12:57
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KeybukI hope they find all the bugs :)01:00
sebestKeybuk, is there a lot of ubuntu specific patch? or could i try the official 0.6.2 to check that the issue is in it too?01:00
Keybukthere's almost no Ubuntu specific patch now01:01
Keybukthat which there was for 0.5 was all folded into upstream's 0.601:01
Keybukmost of the patches we apply are from the NM mailing list itself nowadays01:02
sebestKeybuk, i updated the bug with lshal output01:03
sebesti'll try to trace the regression, testing older release01:04
sebestKeybuk, maybe it's this libnl ...01:07
Keybukdoubt it01:08
Keybukthat's not that interesting01:08
sebesti thought it was related to netlink , we use netlink in avahi to detect iface status01:09
sebestso i thought the iface status was missdetect or something...01:09
Keybukyeah, but I doubt it's a bug in libnl01:09
Keybukfrom what I've seen of libnl, it's just a very badly written wrapper around the kernel netlink API01:09
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KeybukNM is still interpreting the changes01:09
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mdke_1.Is there a list anywhere of the amount of hard disk space the various minimal/standard/desktop installations take up? and is the python stuff included in all of those?01:34
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/dapper/01:36
mdke_Keybuk, that's great thanks01:37
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sebestKeybuk, i've noticed something, for some unknown reason, lshal doesn't display "info.linux.driver" for my ipw2100 01:39
Keybukat any time?01:40
sebestyes at any time01:41
Keybukkooky01:41
sebesti'm reading the code, trying to find if it does something special when ->driver == NULL01:41
Keybukprobably does nothing :)01:42
KeybukI think NM cares about ->driver01:42
sebesti'll add some debug info to see what going on01:43
sebesti think something bad happen in nm_device_new01:44
KaiLubuntu-artwork package broken?01:44
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dholbachKaiL: known issue01:45
KaiLk01:46
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sebestKeybuk, i think i found part of the bug02:10
Keybuksebest: oh, aye?02:11
sebestthere is a real bug in nm, but it has always been there, but my problem is a side effect02:11
sebestit seems that before, my module was autoloaded on boot02:12
sebestso when networkmanager start it found the iface (with the software switch off)02:12
sebestbut now, the module is no more loaded at boot time02:12
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sebestso networkmanager doesn't find it when it starts02:12
Keybukok, so let's debug the first problem first02:13
Keybukand get that module loading02:13
Keybukyou're running an up to date dapper install, yes?02:13
sebestyes02:13
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Keybukok, and you're not doing anything silly like compiling your own kernel?02:13
sebesti think i notice the problem because something changed in the autoloading of modules02:13
sebestno02:13
Keybukright02:13
sebesti'm using a vanilla ubuntu dapper02:14
Keybukcould you run the following two commands, and paste the output somewhere (not directly here, use a nopaste)02:14
Keybuklspci02:14
Keybuklspci -n02:14
lifelessKeybuk: is network manager worth installing yet ?02:14
Keybuklifeless: if it works for you, try it;  but it's not good enough for default installation at this point02:15
sebestKeybuk, what do you want to see from lspci, because as you guess, i have some network issue ;)02:16
sebestin my bug repport i pasted the output of lspci -v 02:16
lifelessKeybuk: you know me and network .. :0 I'll pass02:16
Keybukok, what was the bug# ?02:17
sebestbug 3839202:18
UbugtuMalone bug 38392 in network-manager "Regression: network-manager doesn't find the wifi iface if the software switch is off when NetworkManager starts" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3839202:18
Keybukok02:19
Keybukit's the IPW2100 that's not detected, right?02:20
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Keybuksebest: cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:02:06.0/modalias02:20
Keybuk(it's a complicated string, so type it carefully here)02:20
lamontseb128: what metacity was doing that prompted "strict" focus mode was changing focus from the window that had it.  Thereby occasionally causing me to type in a window that I didn't want to at this time.02:21
lamontseb128: the use model is "I've manually focused my windows with the pointer for 15 years, and I don't want to change from that model"02:21
sebestKeybuk, v00008086d00001043sv00008086sd00002527bc02sc80i0002:23
Keybuksebest: you forgot the "pci:" on the front :p02:23
sebestyes :)02:23
sebestpci:v00008086d00001043sv00008086sd00002527bc02sc80i0002:23
Keybukok02:24
Keybuknow run02:24
Keybukmodinfo ipw2100 | grep pci:v00008086d00001043sv00008086sd0000252702:24
lifelesslamont: you use follow-mouse too ?02:24
lifelesslamont: and are crying at metacities regression ?02:24
Keybukit's not the full string, you don't want the "bc02sc80i00" bit02:24
sebestyes ok?02:24
Keybukdid you get anything back?02:25
sebestyes02:25
sebestwith some stars02:25
Keybukshould have been alias: pci:blahblahbc*sc*i*02:25
sebestbc*sc*i*02:25
Keybukright02:25
Keybukok02:26
Keybuknow run this02:26
lamontlifeless: I use "strict".  what regression?02:26
Keybukmodprobe -v -n --first-time pci:v00008086d00001043sv00008086sd00002527bc02sc80i0002:26
Keybuk(note that that's the full string)02:26
Keybukand paste the output here02:26
lifelesslamont: I use 'select windows when the mouse moves over them'02:28
lifelesslamont: and its not doing it02:28
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sebestmodprobe -v -n --first-time pci:v00008086d00001043sv00008086sd00002527bc02sc80i0002:28
lamontlifeless: gconf-editor, change it from whatever to "strict" - see if that gives you more love...02:29
sebest_Keybuk, FATAL: Module ipw2100 already in kernel.02:29
Keybuksebest_: did you load that 02:29
Keybuk?02:29
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RiddellKamion: I'm getting this error on espresso's language selection page, any ideas how to fix? http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/64591902:29
sebest_Keybuk, ah you want me to reboot and test from a fresh boot?02:30
Keybuksebest_: if you've already loaded that module, you'll need to reboot02:30
lifelesslamont: what key to change ?02:30
Keybukyes02:30
Keybukcan't debug why things don't work if it's not fresh :)02:30
sebest_ok02:30
lamontlifeless: checking02:30
lamontapps, metacity, general, focus_mode02:30
sebestKeybuk, i can't use "lsmod | grep ipw2100" to check if the module is loaded or not?02:31
lifelesslamont: mines on sloppy02:32
lifelessand the help does not mention strict02:32
Keybuksebest: you can, yes; but that isn't the answer to the question02:32
Keybukthat modprobe command will yield more information than just "is loaded or not"02:32
lifelesslamont: no love :p 02:32
lamontlifeless: strict is only mentioned in the source - and it wouldn't surprise me if you have to restart metacity to have it see the change..02:33
lifelessmeep02:33
sebestok, it tolded me witch module it loaded02:33
lifelessok, I'll fiddle tomrrow, I've a few things to tweak on02:33
lamontlifeless: seb128 added it under some duress :-)02:33
lamontto warty02:33
lifelesslamont: how does strict and sloppy differ ?02:34
sebestKeybuk, it just output on line02:34
Keybuksebest: what was that line?02:34
lifelessand strict and mouse for that matter02:34
lamontsloppy allows metacity to use it's mind in hijacking focus for new windows.  strict says "no"02:34
lifelessah, THANK YOU GOD^WLamont02:34
sebestmodule path with 2.6.15-20-686/path to ipw2100.ko02:34
Keybukok02:34
sebestyou need the exact line?02:34
Keybuknah02:34
Keybukjust the fact it said that module is enough02:34
lamontif (whole complex logic) && !strict { take focus to newly created window }02:35
lifelesslamont: now if I can figure out why its fully borked right now02:35
Keybukso this tells us that you have a module for that device, and that the system should be loading that module02:35
lifelessonly alt-tab and clicking are changing focus02:35
Keybukok02:35
Keybuksebest: was it just the one line?02:35
Keybukor was there also a line for ieee8011.ko ?02:35
lamontlifeless: oh... I found a website or two that b0rked it into that mode.02:36
sebestKeybuk, only one line02:36
lifelesswebsites ?!02:36
lamontjava R^()$(^%)&^ app02:36
Keybuksebest: lsmod | grep ieee80211 -- loaded or not?02:36
lamontat least, that was all I could attribute it to...  restarting helped. :-)02:36
lifelessyou are kdding me right02:36
sebestyes02:36
Keybuksebest: anything after the numbers?02:36
pittiyay, tailor finally worked02:36
sebestand _crypt to02:36
lamontlifeless: I, uh, didn't trouble shoot it very hard. 02:36
sebestieee80211 37032 002:37
Keybukodd02:37
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Keybukwonder what loaded that02:37
Keybukok02:37
Keybukonwards02:37
sebestand _crypt  6528 1 ieee8021102:37
Keybukgrep "^U.*0000:02:06.0" /var/log/udev02:38
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Keybukdo you get exactly two lines, one beginning UEVENT and one beginning UDEV ?02:38
sebesti get 502:39
Keybuk5 lines?  ok, you'll have to type those02:39
sebestok, so the first one is:02:40
sebestUEVENT [ts]  add@/class/firmware/0000:02:06.002:40
sebestthen the same with UDEV02:40
sebestthen the 2 same line with s/add/remove/02:41
sebestthen the last one02:41
lifelesslamont: :)02:41
sebestUDEV [ts]  add@/devices/pci0000:00:1e.0/0000:06:06.002:41
sebestoups sorry UDEV [ts]  add@/devices/pci0000:00:1e.0/0000:02:06.002:42
sebestUDEV [ts]  add@/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1e.0/0000:02:06.002:42
Keybukis there a UEVENT for that UDEV ?02:42
sebestno02:42
Keybuknot to worry02:43
Keybukright, open /var/log/udev with less or something02:43
Keybukand find that UDEV line (look for 0000:02:06.0)02:43
Keybukdoes it have MODALIAS= then the module string?02:43
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sebestKeybuk, yes there is a moalias02:48
Keybukand it's the same?02:48
sebestyes02:49
Keybukokies02:49
Keybukback to the prompt02:49
Keybuknow run grep "^UDEV.*ipw" /var/log/udev02:49
Keybukand type the results here (including the timestamps, I'm afraid)02:49
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sebest[something.958964]  add@/module/ipw210003:02
sebest[samething.959695]  add@/bus/pci/drivers/ipw210003:02
sebestKeybuk, here it is03:02
seb128lifeless: I think there is some bug fixed upstream with mouse focus, dholbach knows about it03:02
Keybuksebest: grep "^UDEV.*eth" /var/log/udev03:04
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sebestUDEV [ts]  add@/class/net/eth003:05
sebestand then eth103:05
Keybuksebest: grep ^MODULES= /etc/default/acpi-support03:05
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sebestthe vars are empty03:07
Keybukok03:07
lifelessseb128: thanks. if rebooting doesn't clear it up, I'll check malone etc03:07
Keybukgrep -r ipw2100 /etc03:07
Keybuk(as root, to avoid the Permission Denied errors)03:07
Keybukthere should be no mention of it, is there?03:08
dholbachseb128: i'm not sure, which bug that was, but i'll have a look on it too again03:08
sebestnothing03:08
Keybukok03:08
Keybukwell, I've no idea then03:08
Keybukyou've got something on your system calling "rmmod ipw2100"03:08
sebestmay i suggest something?03:08
Keybukit's detected fine, the module is loaded, and for a brief period you have eth103:08
Keybuksure03:08
sebestit may be the fsam7400 module03:08
Keybukwhat's that?03:08
seb128dholbach: ta03:08
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sebestit the module that control the soft switch03:08
Keybukoh right03:09
Keybukis that one you load manually?03:09
sebestno03:09
Keybukwhat loads that then?03:09
sebestbut it seems his behaviour changed03:09
sebestbefor when it was loaded, it loaded also ipw210003:09
Keybukparm:           autoload:load/unloads ipw2100 driver when toggling radio (default) (i)03:09
Keybukyes03:09
Keybukthat would certainly break the world03:09
Keybukwhat a stupid module03:09
sebestbut it has always worked before03:10
sebestand the version number didn't changed03:10
sebestso it seems there is a bad interaction somewhere..03:10
Keybukyou must be loading that manually03:10
Keybukdid you put it in /etc/modules ?03:10
sebestyou mean fsam7400 ?03:10
Keybukyes03:10
sebesti have a file in /etc/modprobe.d/03:11
Keybukwhat does that file look like?03:11
sebestthat's me who did it, just to change the gid=03:11
sebestto allow my own user to change the status of the switch03:11
sebestoptions fsam7400 gid=10603:11
Keybukyou must also have done something to load that module03:11
Keybukit won't be automatically loaded03:11
sebestyes i added it to /etc/modules03:12
Keybukriiiight03:12
sebestthat's not good?03:12
Keybukstick autoload=0 to the end of that options line03:12
azeem14:08 < sebest> i'm using a vanilla ubuntu dapper03:13
sebestoki, i reboot?03:13
Keybukazeem: yes, well, who EVER believes a user when they claim that? :)03:13
Keybuksebest: yup, reboot03:13
Keybuk"I didn't touch it, honest, it just LEAPT off the mantlepiece"03:13
Keybuk"I tripped, and fell, and landed o"..ANYWAY!03:13
KeybukBenC: ping03:14
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sebestif i don't add this to modules, how am i supposed to have wifi working?03:14
Keybuksebest: should be ok, as long as you've got that autoload=0 option03:15
sebestyes it seems better03:15
sebestok it works now03:16
sebestKeybuk, thanx for the help! 03:17
Keybukno worries03:17
sebestbut don't you think that this modprobe.d file should be added 03:17
sebestother people with the same module will have the same problem no?03:17
KamionRiddell: yeah, I ran into the same thing the other day; you need to upgrade localechooser-data to a version including Thai support03:18
sebestbecause "autoload=1" is the default of the module03:19
Keybukbug 3859703:20
UbugtuMalone bug 38597 in linux-source-2.6.15 "fsam7400 is fucking stupid" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3859703:20
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dokoRiddell: ping03:20
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Keybuksebest: yup, I agree; better to fix the kernel :)03:21
sebestKeybuk, i'm not sure that fsam7400 load and unload, i think it load it, and something else unload it03:22
sebesti think this, because i'm using the module for 2 years now (the exact same version) and i have this issue until recently03:22
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sebest|lunchKeybuk, thanx again for your patience! and help!03:24
mjg59Keybuk: Oh my christ, that's insane03:24
Riddelldoko: hi03:25
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Keybuksebest|lunch: ipw2100 is loaded automatically because you have one in your system03:25
Keybukin general, modules should never be unloaded03:25
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Keybukabout the only exception to that is dealing with suspend/resume where sometimes you have to reset the hardware03:26
RiddellKamion: that sorted it, thanks03:26
lifelessKeybuk: like with da ipw2200's ;)03:26
Kamiongood good03:26
lifelessKeybuk: while you're here, whats the magic these days to bring up a stanza FOO when the interface BAR is brought up by udev events ?03:27
Keybuklifeless: you'll have to be a bit more specific03:28
Keybukwhat's FOO, what's BAR?03:28
lifelesswell03:28
lifelessBAR is eth103:28
lifelessFOO is 'home'03:28
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Keybukyou want to mount /home when eth1 is brought up?03:28
lifelessno03:28
lifelessI want the hotplugging infrastructure to do the equivalent of 'ifup eth1=home' rather than 'ifup eth1'03:28
Keybukoh, sorry03:29
lifelessnp, was not as clear as possible03:29
KeybukI think it's pretty much as documented03:29
Keybukone of the reasons I got rid of that stupid "mapping hotplug" crap was that it broke this03:29
Keybukmapping eth003:29
Keybuk   script /some/test/or/other03:29
Keybuk   map HOME eth0-home03:29
Keybuk   map WORK eth0-work03:29
Keybukiface eth0-home inet ...03:29
Keybukiface eth0-wokr inet ...03:29
Keybukauto eth003:29
lifelessKeybuk: you're saying that that is current - if I put a mapping stanza back in it should work ?03:30
Keybukudev will "ifup eth0" (with a check it's got an auto line), ifup will bring up either eth0-home or eth0-work depending on what /some/test/or/other returns03:30
Keybuklifeless: yup03:30
lifelessdanke03:30
BenCKeybuk: pong03:32
lifelessmapping eth103:32
lifeless  script /bin/echo03:32
lifeless  map eth1 home03:32
lifeless:)03:32
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UbugtuMalone bug 38597 in linux-source-2.6.15 "fsam7400 is fucking stupid" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3859703:33
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HiddenWolfWell, that's certainly a positive attitude. :)03:34
KeybukBenC: please apply that patch <g>03:34
Keybuklifeless: heh, that's a somewhat trivial example, but yes03:34
BenCKeybuk: will do, and thanks for the bug report ;)03:34
Keybuklifeless: making sure you have "auto eth1"03:35
Keybuk(not auto eth1-home)03:35
hungerIs somebody working on a fix for ubuntu-artwork already?03:35
Keybukor "auto home", which would be the matching equivalent03:35
Keybukuh, to clarify03:35
Keybukyou want "auto eth1" "iface home inet ..."  but not "auto home"03:36
lifelessKeybuk: yes I have auth eth103:37
lifelessthe interface stanza for home is literally 'home' not 'eth1-home'03:37
Keybukyup03:37
Keybukthat sounds right then03:37
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lifelessthe reason I dont have auto home or auto eth1-home is that thats not what udev finds :).03:38
Keybukyup, you don't want them either03:38
lifelessI used to have a mapping stanza way back, but it got borked, so I worked around. I'm glad its restored.03:38
bddebianHello folks03:39
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folkshello bddebian03:39
bddebianUhm, heh03:39
lifelessyeouch03:40
sladenhunger: please join  ubuntu-artwork@lists.ubuntu.com  there doesn't seem to be any way to get responses through the bugtracker or on IRC from any of the art people03:40
lifelessI need a hand with a dapper upgrade that just deep-sixed03:40
lifelessPANIC: Circular dependancy.   Exiting.03:40
Keybukcute03:40
sladenlifeless: funky.03:40
lifelessthis is an amd64 3000+ desktop03:40
KeybukI like it when initramfs does that03:40
Keybukand I blame jbailey03:40
sladenlifeless: did it say anything about the packages that might be circularising?03:41
Keybuksladen: of course not, that'd be useful03:41
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Keybuklifeless: easiest debug ... boot with break=top (and no quiet/splash) on the kernel command line03:41
lifelessKeybuk: thank you03:41
Keybukthen grep ^PREREQ scripts/*/*03:41
sladenKeybuk: /win 2803:42
Keybuksladen: /lose 4003:42
lifelesshttp://pastebin.com/64601303:42
lifelesssladen: ^^03:42
Keybuklifeless: ok, so it's in local-top03:43
Keybukthat narrows it down a bit03:43
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Keybuklifeless: can you boot a different kernel/initramfs pair?03:43
lifelessKeybuk: no, I had to remove them to let initramfs work at all03:44
lifelessKeybuk: I had upgraded in series from hoary - breezy, then breezy - dapper03:44
Keybuksorry, clarify me a moment; what state is the machine in right now?03:44
lifelessis booting with break=top still useful ?03:44
Kamionbddebian: huh?03:44
Keybukis it in "not booting and panic'ing" state, with no alternate kernel to fall back on?03:45
lifelessfailing to boot with that error in recovery mode, hard lock with coloured line fragments in normal boot. One kernel available. 03:45
Keybukok03:45
Keybukboot with break=top then03:45
bddebianKamion: ajmitch said you were going to lart me for an empty upload of silc-toolkit, which I don't know how it happened?03:45
lifelessI have a separate partition with a 64-bit kernel03:45
lifelessand separate ubuntu install03:45
lifelessand a windows install as well.03:45
lifelessthats all the state I can think of thats relevant03:45
Keybukyup03:45
Keybukbreak=top with the failing kernel03:45
Keybukit'll give you a shell in the initramfs03:46
lifelessoh, and the incomplete install of dapper packages.03:46
lifelessok, its up03:46
Keybukok, ls scripts/local-top03:46
Kamionbddebian: was just wrongly-named .install files so the binaries ended up mostly empty; it's fixed now, I'd already mostly forgotten about it :)03:46
Keybukwhat's in there?03:46
lifelessevms md lvm03:46
sladenlifeless: oh.  that's the kernel, not apt or anything03:46
Keybukok03:46
Keybukincomplete dapper install, eh? :p03:46
lifelessKeybuk: ubuntu-base, ubuntu-standard are both fully installed03:46
bddebianKamion: Was it in my "fix"?03:47
Keybuklifeless: oh, really?03:47
Keybuklifeless: grep ^PREREQ scripts/local-top/*03:47
lifelessKeybuk: well, I can't check *now*, but aptitude seemed to think so.03:47
lifelessheh03:47
lifelessmd wants udev03:47
Keybukright03:47
Keybukmd should want udev03:47
Keybukls init-premount init-bottom03:47
lifelessmaybe initramfs should set a minimum udev version ?03:47
lifelessneither exist03:48
Keybukinitramfs doesn't depend on udev at all; ubuntu-minimal does03:48
Keybuksorry03:48
Keybukls scripts/init-premount scripts/init-bottom03:48
lifelessnothing and thermal respectively03:48
Keybukright03:48
KeybukI bet I know what's happened here03:48
mdke_dholbach, new docs package for you. the error you pointed out has been fixed03:48
Keybukdo you reckon you could scream "INFINITY!" loud enough so he can here you? :p03:49
Keybukhear even03:49
lifelesstheermal is 0 length03:49
dholbachmdke_: super03:49
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jdubKeybuk: i can recalibrate the OLP03:49
bddebianinfinity: awake yet? :-)03:49
Keybuklifeless: sed -i s/udev// scripts/local-top/md03:49
lifelessdone03:50
Keybukis your hard-disk ide or scsi?03:50
lifelesside03:50
Keybukroot= ?03:50
lifeless/dev/hda6 IIRC.03:50
Keybukmknod b 3 6 /dev/hda603:50
Keybukuh03:50
Keybukmknod /dev/hda6 b 3 603:50
lifelessbetter :)03:51
Keybukthen hit ^D and see how far you get03:51
lifelessup to init03:51
lifeless/dev/loop is readonly03:51
lifelesslooks recoverable from here03:51
Keybukyeah this boot will be verrrrry messy03:51
Keybukhopefully you'll get a shell though03:51
lifelessthank you *very* much03:51
Keybuknow03:52
Keybukonce you have a shell, check /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top03:52
Keybukand see if that has udev in it03:52
Keybukif so, update-initramfs -u03:52
Keybukand prepare a can of whoop-ass for infinity when he surfaces03:52
Keybukif not, let's debug more why this is so03:52
lifelessno03:52
lifelessit does not03:52
Keybukright03:52
Keybukinteresting03:52
Keybukdpkg-query -W ubuntu-minimal initramfs-tools udev03:52
lifeless0.10603:53
lifeless0.40ubuntu2803:53
lifeless0.060-1ubuntu1503:53
lifelessin that order03:53
Keybukapt-cache policy udev03:53
lifelesswant the lot, or a subset ?03:53
Keybukjust Installed/Candidate03:54
lifelessinstalled 0.060-1ubuntu5 candidate 079-0ubuntu2403:54
Keybukright03:54
Keybukis /dev massively populated at this point, or rather empty?03:54
lifelessubuntu-minimal needs a versioned depends ?03:54
lifelesspopulated03:54
dholbachmdke_: doesn't build03:54
lifeless1436 entries03:54
Keybukok, is root fs read/write?03:54
lifelessrw03:54
lifelessI'm good to repair from here I think03:55
dholbachmdke_: ubuntu/browser-startpage/index-fi_FI.html not found03:55
Keybukok, apt-get install udev03:55
Keybuklifeless: we generally trust that people do upgrade everything by default03:55
lifelessI can see whats fucked - there is no dependency requirement for the version that is needed to make initramfs work03:55
Keybukmdadm needs a minimal version though, you'reright03:55
lifelessshould I file a bug for you ?03:55
Keybukno need, upload already on its way into the archive03:56
lifelesssweet. 03:56
lifelessthanks03:56
mdke_dholbach, sorry, fixed03:57
jdublifeless, Keybuk: not good for your launchpad karma! ;-)03:58
Keybukjdub: we all pale in comparison to seb128 anyway03:58
jdublifeless, Keybuk: you can't jsut communicate like human beings when karma is at stake03:58
lifelessjdub: good for keybuks, hes uploading03:58
lifelessjdub: meh, check my karma, see if I am worried03:58
jdubyou will be crushed by MECHA SEB12803:59
seb128lol03:59
bddebianheh03:59
lifelesslts see if this boots more happily04:00
jduband his sidekick MECHA DANIEL.HOLBA.CH04:00
_mvo_haha04:00
dholbachhahaha :)04:00
lifelessright, its half way there.04:00
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jdubthey were built in a volcano, you know04:01
lifelessnow recovery mode boots fine04:01
lifelessbut the 'normal' boot crashes with a 'corrupted' video display04:01
lifelessI'm about to try without splash04:01
lifelessconfirmed, 'splash' breaks my boot04:03
lifelessis it possible that a missing package causes that ? 04:03
dholbachmdke_: uploading04:06
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janimoseb128, I'd like gdm to depend on the xubuntu package proving the theme as an alternate to current ubuntu and edubuntu artwork deps04:08
janimoshould I file a bug, or upload myself?04:08
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janimoor what about depending on a virtual package and have the various artwork packages provide that?04:08
seb128janimo: like https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/38551 ?04:09
UbugtuMalone bug 38551 in gdm "gdm should depends on xubuntu-artwork too" [Normal,Confirmed]  04:09
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janimo:) prbably04:09
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carloswho is in charge of dappers' bzr?04:09
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_mvo_janimo: did you had a chance to look at the upgrade issue I send you?04:09
janimo_mv_ yes looked at it04:10
janimobut am not sure what it could be04:10
janimothe theme package which overwrites the other04:10
janimoactually depends on a version of the other which should not conflict04:10
mdke_dholbach, thanks04:10
janimoit depends on xfwm >4.3 04:11
janimoand should only conflict with an oledr version of xwfm4 (4.2)04:11
janimoseb128, it;s anothetr package name thatn it says there04:12
janimoupdatung the bug info04:12
seb128janimo: ok, thank you04:12
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sebest|lunchmjg59, i have a question about wifi softswitch and ubuntu, most softswitch needs something like "echo 1 > /proc/driver/wireless/radio" , how is it handled from a gui point of view in ubuntu?04:22
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janimocarlos it's jbailey who did the last uploads04:23
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sebestKeybuk, i noticed something weird, since the autoload=0 my wifi interface is eth2 (it used to be eth1)04:26
Keybukpaste /etc/iftab and ifconfig -a somewhere04:26
janimo_mvo_ sent an answer now.04:27
janimois this a during a normal dist-upgrde04:27
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janimoI have to install a breezy chroot and try it myself04:27
sebest_Keybuk, http://pastebin.com/64610604:28
_mvo_janimo: thanks04:28
mjg59sebest: It isn't04:28
sebestmjg59,  i will never be? 04:28
mjg59sebest: If somebody writes good code to implement it, it will be04:29
mjg59It's the sort of thing that ought to be done through hal04:29
janimomjg59, do you think X can be made (without patching) to inherit 'at_console' from a tty if launched via startx?04:29
mjg59janimo: No04:29
Keybuksebest: I don't know why it's eth1 ... but if you want it to be -- add "eth1 mac 00:0C:F1:0F:89:34" to your /etc/iftab file04:29
sebestmjg59, but i can't be really generic?!04:29
janimomjg59, hmm so only the gdm case is supported  I guess04:30
mjg59janimo: Any display manager04:30
mjg59sebest: I don't understand the question04:30
sebestKeybuk, i don't really mind, it's just strange that the name changed for no apparent reason04:30
sebestmjg59, each softswitch implementation use a different way to switch on/off04:30
mjg59sebest: So it should be done through hal04:31
Keybuksebest: yeah, it's strange; attach /var/log/udev somewhere04:31
Keybukpaste/copy it04:31
sebestmjg59, you mean the "module" should export something using hal? 04:32
mjg59sebest: No, I mean hal needs to be taught about these modules04:32
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sebest_Keybuk, i kept the interesting thing only: http://pastebin.com/64612304:36
Keybuksebest: weird04:37
Keybukoh04:37
Keybukno, I see what happened04:37
Keybukyour wireless card initialised faster, and got eth004:37
Keybukyour network card got eth104:37
Keybukthen they got swapped, and your wireless popped up to eth204:38
Keybukif you explicitly name it eth1, it'll work right04:38
Keybukthat'll force it to wait an extra second04:38
sebestusing /etc/iftab04:38
Keybukyup04:39
sebestthe question is why, does the network card got eth104:39
janimo_mvo_ has unattended-upgrades anything to do with a virtual package?04:40
Keybukcause it took longer to initialise than your wireless card04:40
Keybuktg3 is it?04:40
janimoI see the cdimage reports have u-m as uninstallble04:40
sebestno04:40
sebestb4404:40
Keybukok04:40
Keybukdoesn't matter anyway04:40
janimoI ahve done xubuntu install today and something about that being a virtual package was in the log04:40
_mvo_janimo: no04:40
janimohttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/current/report.html04:40
sebestKeybuk, that's the first time i notice this04:40
_mvo_janimo: it's possible that hasn't yet been promoted to main04:40
janimoaha04:41
_mvo_janimo: its a new depedency of update-manager04:41
janimoprobably, ok so probably that's the cause of uninstallability.thanks04:41
sebestKeybuk, but as you seen my iftab says that eth0 is reserved for the wired card, so it shouldn't have happened, no?04:41
Keybuksebest: the reservation happens in userspace04:42
Keybuknot in kernel land04:42
Keybukkernel gave it the name eth0, userspace responded to that by renaming it to something else04:42
Keybukin this case eth2 because the wired had eth1 (kernel named)04:42
Keybukand userspace responded to that by renaming wired to eth004:42
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Keybukyou just managed to get the timing exactly right so they went eth0/eth204:42
sebestok, that makes senses04:43
Keybukwas probably happening before04:44
Keybukbut fsam7400 unloaded the ipw2100 driver, and when it was loaded again, there was no eth1, so that number was free04:44
sebesti don't think so, because i was connectiong wifi by hand04:44
sebestso i would have notice it if i had to type something else than eth1 in the cli04:44
sebestKeybuk, i've rebooted 3 times, and it is always eth2, i think that fsam7400 does something stupid with autoload=0 (like loading it and removing it imediately)04:46
Keybuksebest: did you make the modification to /etc/iftab04:49
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sebestno, because i wanted to check the timing issue04:50
sebesti just wanted to check if it was "no luck" or if it was constantly eth204:50
Keybukit's always constant04:50
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Keybukeven though it's luck04:50
Keybukhardware is often predictable04:51
sebestyes, but before this autoload=0, it was always eth104:51
Keybukthis card takes Xms, this card takes Yms, etc.04:51
Keybukyes04:51
Keybukand I explained why04:51
Keybukduring boot, it was eth204:51
Keybukthen it was unloaded by fsam740004:51
Keybukwhen you loaded it later, it was eth104:51
Keybukbecause that was free at the time04:51
Keybukit's only eth2 because of a fun little race04:51
sebestok, i'll bind it to eth1 with iftab04:52
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sebestfsam7400, shouldn't load/unload anything, stupid module04:53
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pittiRiddell, seb128, carlos: new test langpacks in http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/ 05:25
carlospitti: cool, thanks05:26
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Riddellpitti: looks good to me05:33
pittiseb128: they work fine for me05:33
pittiRiddell: cool, thanks05:34
Riddellpitti: did we decide what to do with koffice-l10n?  do I just need to poke someone to move it into main?05:34
pittiRiddell: oh, right, yes; if carlos needs it in main, we'll move it there05:34
pittiRiddell: it's just a bit weird since we only need the source in main, not the binaries05:35
Riddellyeah05:35
carlospitti: Riddell: The kubuntu-translations spec says that we were going to move the .po files inside the binary packages and remove those empty packages...05:35
pitticarlos: any problem from your side?05:35
pitticarlos: (the new debs)05:35
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lemsx1Bug #3860905:36
pitticarlos: *what*?05:36
UbugtuMalone bug 38609 in gnome-system-tools "disks-admin doesn't cope with encrypted disks in fstab" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3860905:36
pitticarlos: po files in debs?05:36
lemsx1simple bug to fix05:36
carlospitti: sorry, inside the same source where the binaries come from05:36
Riddelllemsx1: attach a patch then and make sure the gnome packagers are aware05:36
pitticarlos: ah, that makes sense; however, AIUI KDE upstream just doesn't work that way?05:37
carlospitti: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuTranslations05:37
carlosno they don't work that way05:37
carlos"k3b has a separate k3b-i18n package that only contains .po files. This can be merged into k3b to prevent an empty k3b-i18n binary package."05:37
carlosthat's what we talk at UBZ, I didn't remember it until this week, when JaneW pointed me back to that spec...05:38
pitticarlos: yes, for {koffice,k3b}-i18n that would be really helpful05:38
carlospitti: it doesn't affect Rosetta at all05:38
carlosRiddell:  so it's up to you05:38
pittiI thought you mean kde-i18n-*05:38
carlosnomed, no, sorry :-P05:38
carlosfuck05:38
pittiKinnison: AYT?05:38
carlosthe nick completion....05:39
Kinnisonpitti: aye05:39
pittiKinnison: I'm about to upload 500 shiny new language packs, and I would like to avoid using the normal way for that05:39
pittiKinnison: last time, cprov manually uploaded them with bypassing the *-changes announcement email05:39
pittiKinnison: can I bother you with that today?05:40
RiddellI'm somewhat against putting them together in the same package because it deviates from debian and means I have to spend some time doing that05:40
Kinnisonpitti: umm, sure, I think we can do that05:41
pittiRiddell, carlos: alternatively, why not drop these two -i18n packages altogether and just use Rosetta?05:41
Riddellpitti: how do you mean just use rosetta?05:41
Kinnisonpitti: Did you prepare a dir on chinstrap with them all in or something?05:41
carlosRiddell: that's ok for me, I was just pointing at what we wrote in the spec, as I said, it doesn't affect Rosetta at all05:41
pittiKinnison: will have it ready in some minutes (on rookery, though)05:41
carlospitti: who will upload those translations?05:42
pitticarlos: just upload a big tarball once?05:42
carlospitti: I guess we could do something like what we planned for firefox and debian installer05:42
pitticarlos, Riddell: nevermind if that was a crackful idea05:42
Kinnisonpitti: so long as it somewhere I can get to from drescher I imagine it'll all be fine05:42
carlosRiddell: that would allow you to do an upload from inside our datacenter to a given URL without asking you for extra permissions or SSL certificates05:43
Riddellseems easiest to me to just promote the source packages to main05:44
carlosbut I don't think I will have it ready for next week... in the mean time, we will need those empty packages...05:44
carlosRiddell: another option is to do it manually from the website05:44
carlosuntil that feature is in place, That's only needed once per new upstream version, and I guess you are not going to import new things from upstream, right?05:45
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Riddellcarlos: now koffice is coming out on sunday, I may ask for an upstream version freeze exception for it05:45
carloswe could then do the upload on Monday and remove the i18n packages from Ubuntu's archive05:46
carlosif you provide me with a tarball with all .po files, I can do it for you05:46
carlos(in fact, I'm not sure if you have enough rights to do it)05:46
Riddellok05:47
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Riddellcarlos: otherwise, how is KDE translations importing going?05:50
carlosRiddell: kdebase and kdemultimedia are done05:51
carlosI detected a bug in my code that prevents the automatic import of .po files that use '_' char as part of its name05:51
seb128pitti: re05:51
carlosbut It has an easy fix I will implement next week05:51
seb128pitti: /usr/share/i18n/locales dropped from the language pack ... is that on purpose?05:52
carlosRiddell: I was late to activate them to be used with the new language packs...05:52
carlosbut next ones will use Rosetta05:52
pittiseb128: yes, that dir was superfluous05:52
seb128/usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/debconf.mo has been dropped 05:52
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seb128and /usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/xine-lib.mo from the gnome one05:52
pittihm, strange05:53
seb128/usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/xfce-utils.mo and /usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/xfdesktop.mo too05:53
seb128(running my diff hack before installing)05:53
seb128I'm running your previous batch, not the official ones I think (if that makes a difference)05:53
Kinnisonpitti: msg me when you're ready05:54
desrtdholbach; ping05:54
pittiseb128: right, these domains are nowhere in the langpacks05:54
carlospitti: I'm having problems with the update05:55
desrtdholbach; just so i don't leave you hanging... i won't be able to reply to bug mail for about the rest of april.  finals.05:55
carlospitti: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/fileft4y7t.html05:55
desrtdholbach; cheers.05:55
pitticarlos: you have to install the base langpacks at the same time, I think05:55
pitticarlos: oh, no05:56
pittilanguage-pack-gnome-es_6.04+20060324_all.deb05:56
carlospitti: I think we imported those .pot files recently inside Rosetta, but perhaps the .po files were missing at the time the mirror started...05:56
pitticarlos: ^ old05:56
carlospitti: the base packages is already installed05:56
pitticarlos: you need to install the recent language-pack-gnome-es05:56
pittiyou can't install a newer base with an older update05:56
carlosoh, right, I didn't get it... :-P05:56
pittiseb128: ah, I see; look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/dload-strippedtar.txt05:57
carlospitti: works, thanks05:57
pittiseb128: ===== Processing /home/lamont/public_html/translations/20060315/debconf_1.4.72ubuntu1_i386_translations.tar.gz =====05:57
pittiwasabi: debconf_1.4.72ubuntu1: 1 domains, but 2 pot files05:57
pittielmo: debconf_1.4.72ubuntu1: debconf.pot occurs twice05:57
pittiwasabi, elmo: sorry, auto nick completion; ^ this was W: and E:05:57
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seb128"===== Processing /home/lamont/public_html/translations/20060322/xine-lib_1.1.1+ubuntu2-6_i386_translations.tar.gz ====="05:58
carlosthis fucked xchat-gnome doesn't have a way to disble the nick autocompletion....05:58
carlos:-(05:58
seb128and that one?05:58
seb128carlos: "xchat.conf:completion_suffix = :"05:58
seb128carlos: edit that with your favorite editor05:59
carlosseb128: oh, so you mean that ...05:59
pittiseb128: hm, it should be libxine1.mo05:59
carlosthat's not user friendly at all... :-P05:59
seb128carlos: no, feel free to open a bug05:59
pittiseb128: somehow libxine1.mo ended up in the gnome tarball05:59
seb128hum?06:00
seb128my diff mentions "< /usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/xine-lib.mo" on the gnome package06:00
pittiseb128: so, xine-lib.mo was an orphan06:00
seb128$ dpkg -L language-pack-gnome-fr-base | grep xine06:00
seb128/usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/libxine1.mo06:00
seb128/usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/xine-lib.mo06:00
seb128k06:00
pittiseb128: ah, xine-lib b-deps on libgnomevfs-dev, so langpack-o-matic classified it as gnome06:01
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pittiseb128: xfce-utils wasn't imported at all06:01
pittiseb128: ah, package was removed from dapper, it's obsolete06:03
pittiseb128: ok, so AFAICS I only need to fix the debconf package import in my scripts06:03
pittiseb128: and move libxine1 to the main langpacks06:04
pittiright?06:04
seb128k06:04
seb128yeah, looks good06:04
pittithanks for testing!06:04
seb128np :)06:04
seb128pitti: if you move the xine stuff you need a Replaces, but you probably knows about that (just making sure you don't forget)06:07
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pittiseb128: why, it's the first time libxine1.mo appeared, right?06:10
pittiseb128: and I moved them into the main packs already06:10
seb128$ dpkg -c /var/cache/apt/archives/language-pack-gnome-fr-base_1%3a6.04+20060316_all.deb | grep xine06:10
seb128-rw-r--r-- root/root      3081 2006-03-16 23:11:32 ./usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/libxine1.mo06:10
seb128Filename: pool/main/l/language-pack-gnome-fr-base/language-pack-gnome-fr-base_6.04+20060316_all.deb06:11
seb128pitti: that one is the dapper one06:11
pittiseb128: whoopsie, they have been in -gnome all the time?06:11
seb128seems so06:11
pittithen I indeed need a replace, right06:12
pittiseb128: bah, then gnome and main would replace each other; that might break06:13
pittihm, moving from gnome to main isn't really supported so far06:13
seb128I'm fine with keeping it to gnome :p06:14
pittishit, I *really* really need to leave now06:14
pittiI'm afraid I can't fix that in a minute06:14
seb128yeah, np, that's not new06:15
seb128either upload the current stuff if you want06:15
seb128or do the update monday, that's fine too06:15
seb128there is no hurry to move the file, and updates can wait too06:16
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mdke_Riddell, can you ping me when the kubuntu-docs upload is done?06:20
Riddellmdke_: why?06:20
pittiseb128: alright, I /msged Kinnison to upload them06:21
seb128pitti: cool, ta06:21
mdke_Riddell, i want to ask jordi to approve some pot files and announce translation06:21
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bddebianDoh06:22
jordiBDDEBIAN!!106:22
Riddellmdke_: does it need the package to be uploaded?06:22
mdke_Riddell, yes06:22
jordiyah06:22
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Riddellmdke_: why's that?  surely you just upload the .pots and people can start translating in rosetta06:23
Riddellalthough it's obviously good practice to keep rosetta and packages in sync06:23
mdke_Riddell, it goes through soyuz06:23
dholbachdesrt: ok, gotcha... good luck with the exams!06:23
mdke_rosetta gets it magically06:23
Riddellmdke_: so you're expecting me to include the .pots in the kubuntu-docs source package?06:23
mdke_Riddell, that's correct.06:23
Riddellmdke_: ok, groovy, I just read your post to ubuntu-docs wrongly then06:24
Riddellmdke_: they're in SVN?06:24
mdke_Riddell, yes, just upload them in the directories they are in in SVN06:24
Riddellmdke_: thanks, I'll try and get that done today then06:24
mdke_Riddell, magnifico, grazie06:24
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jordiRiddell, mdke_: just ping when it is06:39
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Kinnisonit's just those which were NEW06:52
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lemsx1Riddell: sounds good. i'll look into the source and make a patch for it07:17
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bluefoxicyanyone know the status on bug #2958607:47
UbugtuMalone bug 29586 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Solid hangs in VIA glx code" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2958607:47
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infinitymdz: Nvidia released a new binary driver upstream with support for the shiny new 7xxx series cards, and improved power management support.  UVF exception, s'il vous plait?08:23
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mdzinfinity: naturellement08:26
infinityMerci.08:27
bddebianinfinity!!  Sure, show up when I have to go to a fscking meeting :-)08:29
jsgotangcoinfinity: wow 4am?08:29
infinity4:30, even.08:29
jsgotangcooh yeah08:29
infinityAlcohol == extra special insomnia.  Though, I'm finally crashing.08:30
jsgotangcome too08:30
bddebianGah08:30
infinitybddebian: Hey, it's a weekend, dude.  If you don't catch me in the next couple of days, there's always Monday, where I kinda have to be here. :)08:30
bddebianIt's not the weekend it's only 2:30pm of a Friday afternoon ;-P08:30
bddebians/of/on/08:31
infinityOr, 4:30am on Saturday. :P08:31
bddebian:-)08:31
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bddebianAck, off to meeting :-(08:31
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Riddellmdke_: Accepted kubuntu-docs 6.06-2 (source)09:50
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floamis there a .gtkrc or environmental variable added by your guys' "make gtk filechooser default to Documents" patch?09:53
floam(so that it can be turned off or default somewher else)09:53
floams/wher/where/09:53
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Chipzzfloam: please read gtk+ changelog.Debian.gz10:02
Chipzzfloam: zless /usr/share/doc/libgtk2.0-0/changelog.Debian.gz10:05
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mdkeRiddell, great, thanks10:24
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sabdflnight all10:46
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pygimdz: around?11:56
mdzyes11:56
pygishould I forward that mail to colin, or what? =P11:57
mdzI'm going to need a little more context11:57
pygiyou sent a mail to me with subject "[Bug 35740]  Re: Hang during RAID creation" and you mention colin in it :P11:57
UbugtuMalone bug 35740 in debian-installer "Hang during RAID creation" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3574011:57
mdzColin is subscribed to the bug11:58
mdzhe has already received a copy of that comment11:58
mdzyou  do not need to take any action11:58
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pygimdz: will do11:59
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