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bddebianHowdy02:10
jmgis malone taking a beeting or is it just me?02:11
bddebianA beating even? ;-P02:11
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jmgbeating02:12
jmgwiki too02:12
bddebianShould Flight 5 bugs be rejected?02:14
mdkebddebian, if they have been fixed02:17
mdkehey sabdfl, you around for 2 mins?02:18
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bddebianIs there even a flash-player meta package anymore?02:21
mdkebddebian, there is an installer package02:21
bddebianActually called flash-player?  I can't find one?02:22
mdkeflashplugin-nonfree - Macromedia Flash Player plugin installer02:22
mdkebddebian, see the Ubuntu Desktop Guide for more information :D02:22
bddebianSorry I'm just looking at unconfirmed bugs and that's an old one02:23
mdkethere used to be a flashplayer package which shipped the thing, but it was removed because we didn't have the appropriate licence 02:23
mdkeinfinity was looking into getting permission to ship it again02:24
bddebianSame for flashplayer-mozilla plugin?02:25
mdkethat was the one02:25
mdkesabdfl, I'll leave you a query02:26
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jonojdub, Mr Waugh, are you present on this fine evening?02:51
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jmgwhy cant i edit a spec on lp? says permission denied03:06
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jmghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenEnabledKernelDraft03:51
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bddebianAnyone awake that can check an upload for me?04:35
sfllawbddebian: I'm awake.  But I'm not competent yet.  :)04:37
bddebiansfllaw: :-)04:37
sfllawWhat's involved in checking an Ubuntu upload?04:37
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bddebiansfllaw: I didn't get an accept or reject message :-)04:38
bddebianI probably need lamont, Kamion, or infinity?04:38
sfllawAh.  Well then.04:39
sfllawBest go back to sleep.04:39
ajmitchhi simon 04:39
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sfllawajmitch: Hey.04:41
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bddebiansfllaw: Where do I know you from?04:42
sfllaw#hurd.04:43
sfllawI'm coleSLAW.04:43
bddebiansfllaw: I knew the coleSLAW nick, I just couldn't remember where I'd seen it :)04:44
bddebianI'm getting senile in my old age :-)04:44
sfllawBarry, really.  You're a young-un.04:45
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bddebianYeah right :-)04:46
ajmitchbddebian: another reason why you should have been at UBZ04:48
bddebianajmitch: Whazzat?04:48
sfllawUbuntu Below Zero.04:48
sfllawI was there.  Got myself a GNU T-shirt, even.04:48
sfllawVery spiffy.04:49
bddebianNo, I mean what reason :-)04:49
sfllaw(I think that was that conference.)04:49
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bddebiannictuku: Did you get an e-mail about smart?04:50
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nictukubddebian, you mean from LP about your changes? if so, yes04:51
bddebiannictuku: OK, good, just checking :-)04:52
ajmitchsfllaw: yeah, UBZ was the one in montreal 04:53
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imbrandonanyone up for poking arround with a spec i just proposed https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/fubuntu-desktop04:55
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KyralFluxbox Based?05:05
KyralDAMN YOU! YOU TOOK MY IDEA!! *STAB!*05:05
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Kyral:P05:06
imbrandonlol05:07
KyralThough I'd suggest mrxvt as a terminal05:07
imbrandonumm help me with it then ;)05:07
KyralCan I poke it?05:07
imbrandonsure05:08
imbrandoni've even setup a repos and metapackage too05:08
imbrandonif you wanna play 05:08
imbrandonheh05:08
KyralActually.....how do I register a distro...05:08
imbrandonon launchpad ?05:08
imbrandonnot sure05:08
imbrandonor i probbly would have done that too05:08
Kyralb/c I'm thinking about creating my own distro and I wanna use LP for bug tracking :D05:09
imbrandonnot sure, poke arround ;)05:09
Kyralwas talking with the ArchLinux guys about it earlier05:09
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KyralSo am I allowed to "poke" the spec (how do I poke it anyway?)05:10
imbrandonregister and add comments i think, first spec i've posted actualy05:11
KyralI'm registered believe me :P05:11
imbrandonwhats your email?05:12
imbrandonkyral@azuredreams.us05:13
imbrandon    Chris Peterman05:13
imbrandonkyralzbynek@iol.cz05:13
imbrandon    Zbynek Kyral 05:13
Kyralwtf05:13
Kyral...polish?05:13
imbrandonthats from lp05:13
Kyralno it ain't05:13
imbrandonummm where else would i get it05:14
Kyralhttps://launchpad.net/people/kyral05:14
imbrandon;)05:14
imbrandonthere i added it to your que05:15
KyralWhoa when the heck did I become the maintainer of configure-debian?05:15
imbrandonlol05:15
Kyraloh "Uploaded" lol05:15
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jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!05:48
Burgundaviasalut jdub, how are you today?05:49
bddebianHello jdub05:49
bddebianWhat if we hate freedom but like Ubuntu? ;-P05:49
jdubthen you are dead to me05:50
jdubBurgundavia: morning05:50
jdubBurgundavia: good05:50
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jsgotangcogood morning05:50
Burgundavia10x10 is marching across Oklahoma05:50
jdubBurgundavia: today, in my country, we celebrate/mourn the unimaginable horrors of war05:50
Burgundaviaah, we do that on November 11th05:51
bddebianHmm, I think I'm dead to most in here :-)05:51
jdubwe do that one too05:52
jsgotangcobddebian: outlander...\05:52
bddebianjsgotangco: Heh.  I'm out in the middle of some island in the boonies on this thing :-)05:53
ajmitchjdub: you were up for the dawn parade then?05:58
jdubajmitch: no, actually, i just got up06:01
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jsgotangcooh my06:30
jsgotangcoi just remembered06:30
jsgotangcoits been a year since UDU06:30
Lathiatyou mean BZ?06:30
Burgundaviabeen a long time eh?06:30
Lathiatoh no06:30
Lathiatyour right06:30
Lathiatnevermind me06:30
Lathiat:)06:30
jsgotangcoGallipoli06:30
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keelwhat (on earth) took ubuntu so long until it got a functional installation/live cd? why was it not possible to simply import knoppix technology? (i am not complaining or rhetoricizing, i really am very much interested in understanding what is that makes such cooperation impossible even in the world of open source.)07:23
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keelwhy do i get this feeling that most other (non-knoppixbased) distros try to reinvent the wheel (when it comes to cd lives), and very much less successfully at that.07:26
keels/\./\?/07:26
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keelLure: do you prefer that i paste my questions again for you, since you've just come?07:28
Lurekeel: yes please07:28
keelLure: and, btw, what is .si?!07:28
infinitykeel: Erm, we prefer that you don't whine in here in the first place.07:28
Lurekeel: Slovenia07:28
infinitykeel: This is not a discussion forum, it's a development co-ordination channel.07:29
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keelwhat (on earth) took ubuntu so long until it got a functional installation/live cd? why was it not possible to simply import knoppix technology? (i am not complaining or rhetoricizing, i really am very much interested in understanding what is that makes such cooperation impossible even in the world of open source.)07:29
keelwhy do i get this feeling that most other (non-knoppixbased) distros try to reinvent the wheel (when it comes to cd lives), and very much less successfully at that.07:29
keelinfinity: do i really look like whining?07:29
zakamehi07:29
infinitykeel: Well, you're asking questions that you know won't be answered, so it hardly seems relevant to development.07:30
infinitykeel: We do things differently.  We always have.  We like our LiveCD.  It works for us.  We're not switching to knoppix's methods.  The end.07:30
keelinfinity: my question may be quite "higher level", but is very much related to ubuntu development.07:30
Lurekeel: I though that you have some concrete questions - your's is more a philosophical and is has to do with freedom to innovate07:31
keelinfinity: no, really! i never thought my question was unanswearable. i just thought i didn't know the answers and thought it was time for me to finally ask for them.07:31
keelLure: i see. it's a matter of variation. i then agree.07:31
infinitykeel: Note that "providing answers to your burning questions" has nothing to do with development.07:32
keelinfinity: is ubuntu's a better approach?07:32
infinitykeel: Saying "guys, I have some great ways to improve the LiveCD and how it runs/installs, here are some patches" would.07:32
infinitykeel: I tend to prefer Ubuntu's LiveCD, but I take part in building it, so I may be biased.07:32
keelinfinity: you use this channel only as a tool for development?07:32
Lurekeel: why do you think things has to be done like others are doing - I started to participate in this great community because their way is innovation by itself and because it is very easy to contribute07:33
Lurekeel: and yes, this channel is meant to be for real development issues07:33
keelinfinity: anyway, i am not against innovation (or attempts to innovate). i only wonder why not using already existing technologies, until ours is ready07:33
keelLure: ^07:34
keelLure, infinity: then again, what do you think the best channel would be for this kind of a discussion?07:34
infinitykeel: Sometimes reinventing the wheel is cleaner and easier than shoehorning your distribution into someone else's build process.07:34
infinitykeel: #ubuntu would be fine, or the sounder@lists.ubuntu.com mailing list...07:35
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crimsun#ubuntu-offtopic07:36
keelinfinity: i agree, i was just not sure this was what ubuntu was doing (having another vision, wanting to begin it from scratch); however, i am not sure it is impossible to use knoppix's technology only temporarily, until ours becomes acceptable (as it is now).07:37
keelinfinity: what is "sounder"?07:37
keelcrimsun, keel: oh, "sounder" is some sort of mailing list equivalent to "#ubuntu-offtopic"?07:38
infinity"sounder" isn't really "offtopic", per se (though it can be), it's about "sounding off", a good place to bounce your ideas and criticisms off other people without disrupting the general flow of a development list that may not feel the urge to argue that day.07:43
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dholbachgood morning07:56
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janimomorning dholbach07:57
dholbachheya janimo07:58
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dholbachjanimo: how is xubuntu looking for release?07:58
dholbachStevenK: how are you?07:58
janimodholbach: still things to fix and move to main07:58
StevenKdholbach: At the moment - aching, since I just came back from the gym.07:58
janimothe gtk only stuff mostly07:58
janimootherwise ok07:58
dholbachStevenK: hope you're better in a bit :-)07:58
dholbachjanimo: i'll look into goffice today - on first glance, it looked reasonable, but I want to test it and poke it a bit more07:59
dholbachjanimo: promise :)07:59
janimodholbach: thanks, when done, Gauvain will post a patch for gnumeric :)07:59
dholbachi thought so :)08:00
janimodholbach: do you know whether g-s-t upstream plans a new release? or how responsive is generally?08:00
dholbachum... not responsive08:00
janimothere are some debian/patches which lok generoc enough that they could use them08:00
janimofigured, he did not answer my gtk only request of 3 weeks ago :)08:00
dholbachyeah, he's bug contact for it as well, so he knows about ubuntu patches08:00
dholbachI guess he's just busy with a lot of other things08:01
janimoyup08:01
janimodo you know if abiword 2.4.4 is planned for dapper?08:01
dholbachyeah planned, but info on the uvf bug missing08:01
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dholbachjanimo: hmm, in my opinion there are a bunch of unnecessary changes in there (re goffice patch)08:37
dholbachjanimo: I just had to 'update' the patch because debian did a couple of changes in the meantime and I'd like to keep the delta smaller if possible, so we don't cry every few merges with Debian08:38
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dholbachjanimo: I'll follow up on the bug report08:39
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pittiGood morning!08:44
sivangmorning pitti , dholbach 08:46
ajmitchmorning pitti 08:46
pittihi ajmitch08:46
pittihey sivang08:46
sivanghey ajmitch 08:46
dholbachhi sivang08:47
dholbachheya pitti08:47
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dholbachhey mvo!08:47
dholbachhow are y'all?08:47
mvohey dholbach08:47
sivangmvo: morning08:48
mvosivang: good morning!08:48
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sivangmvo: how are you today? :-)08:48
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sivangmvo: had a chance to read my comments for malone #40802 ?08:48
UbugtuMalone bug 40802 in gnome-system-tools "in users-admin user privileges there are 3 modem entries" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4080208:48
sivangmvo: also, me and slomo worked to improve my packaging for HUB, which is based on gdebi's packaging. We fixed some mostly blue print stuff that is not required for a py package, however I found out that both my pkg and the current gdebi one have this intltool die out on line 1069:08:56
sivangmvo: Died at /usr/bin/intltool-merge line 1069, <PO_FILE> line 3619.08:56
sivangmvo: any idea what causes this?08:56
mvosivang: interessting, I haven't noticed. what command causes it?08:57
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sivangmvo: well, I reckon those the:08:59
sivangos.system("intltool-merge -d po data/upbackup.desktop.in"\08:59
sivang                       " build/upbackup.desktop")08:59
sivangos.system("intltool-merge -d po data/uprestore.desktop.in"\08:59
sivang                       " build/uprestore.desktop")08:59
sivangtwo invocations we have in the setup.py script. 08:59
sivangif dh_* calls intltool I wouldn't have an idea , so I can guess only those two make intltool die at some point. One assumtion that comes to mind is that build/* does not exist in certain point which make it break09:02
sivangmvo: oops, replace those with gdebi'd data ;-)09:02
mvosivang: but when you run it by hand everything is fine?09:03
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sivangmvo: Yes, IIRC09:04
sivangmvo: (it was late last night :-p)09:04
sivangmvo: you have one .xml.in entry, and one desktop.in entry in gdebi09:04
sivang(to remind)09:04
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carlosdoko: hi, around?09:15
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mvosivang: thanks I have seen it now too. its because the build/ dir is missing in the arch-build run (first setup.py clean --all is called). but it dosnt matter because when setup.py is run again with build as argument the dir is created. the fix is to check what argument is setup.py called with09:22
sivangmvo: I see, I had seen it works anyways (that is there are resulting translation merged files in build) but thought to notify you anyways , I hope I was not bugging :-)09:27
mvosivang: no, that was fine, its good to know about stuff like this, sometimes it harmless, but sometimes it serious :)09:28
sivangmvo: oh, and slomo recommended to remove the arch-build target, so I did so. I did not understand why it's there or what was its purpose. So I left only binary-arche and made it empty (moved stuff there to binary-indep) as this is a platform independent package.09:28
sivangmvo: package seem to build fine and work without arch-build as well, so I assumed it's okay.09:30
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mvosivang: I use arch-build to build directly out of my bzr source tree, its more a helper and not required09:30
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sivangmvo: ah, I see , thanks for the calrification , it all makes sense now. (so arch is in the meaning of Arch RCS)09:33
mvosivang: yes. it creates a clean tarball from the current tree, builds etc09:33
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sivangmvo: cool, thanks :)09:34
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Tonio_hello everyone10:03
Tonio_pitti: ping ?10:03
pittiHi Tonio_ 10:04
Tonio_pitti: hey ;)10:05
Tonio_pitti: I was just trying to configure a printer with cups on a fresh beta install, and I'm getting a prompt for login and password in the web interface10:06
Tonio_I have a big emergency since I got water in my apartment all the night and I really need to print :)10:06
pittiTonio_: oh, did you? surprisingly, this was broken until recently10:07
pittiTonio_: use gnome-cups-manager10:07
Tonio_pitti: is that a known problem and is there a quick fix on it ? I couldn't find a bug on launchpad concerning this problem10:07
Tonio_pitti: gnome-cups-manager works ?10:07
pittiTonio_: should10:07
Tonio_ok10:07
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pittiTonio_: also, you can reactivate the web interface with sudo adduser cupsys shadow10:07
pittiTonio_: (see README.Debian)10:07
Tonio_I will thanks10:07
pittiogra: hm, does the AE still work for you with kernel .21? Seems to be broken for me10:08
Tonio_pitti: fyi, the web interface works, but I am prompted to add username and password while validating the driver choice10:12
Tonio_appart from that the web interface works nicelly10:12
Tonio_that's why I don't understand10:12
Tonio_problem with sudo or something ?10:13
pittiTonio_: no, you need to authenticate as a printer admin to do printer administration :)10:13
pittiTonio_: i. e. you need to enter user/pwd of someone who is in the 'lpadmin' group10:13
Tonio_pitti: hum, seems like I'm stupid this morning ;)10:15
Tonio_pitti: many thanks !10:16
pittiTonio_: no worries :) btw, this is an #ubuntu matter10:16
Tonio_pitti: true, sorry10:17
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dokocarlos: pong10:36
carlosdoko: did you see the bug about oo.org's .po being broken again?10:37
carlosI hadn't time to debug it, I'm asking just in case you know anything else10:37
dokonot yet10:39
pittihi carlos 10:39
carlospitti: hi10:40
carlosdoko: ok10:40
pitticarlos: KDE import is still not loving you?10:40
carlospitti: I did a bunch of fixes for dapper language packs, but a database lock broke the exports, it should work today10:41
carlospitti: remaining ones were imported last Saturday10:41
pitticool10:41
pittiI'll watch out for this afternoon's report10:41
carlosNumber of PO files to export: 2777510:41
carlosthat's the amount of .po files we have now for language packs10:42
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carlosvs. Number of PO files to export: 15049 we had on latest export10:42
pitticarlos: hm, number of po files isn't displayed in my statistics10:42
pittibut tat looks impressive10:42
carlospitti: that's KDE  ;-)10:43
carlosand I'm sure we are still missing some translation domains to be set as part of language packs10:43
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pittihi slomo11:00
slomohi pitti :)11:01
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G0SUB_is there any spec for the Ubuntu SAMBA config tool (SoC)?11:13
G0SUB_or, can I write a spec for that?11:13
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infinityG0SUB_: If you write a spec for it, I'd like to read it before you propose it "officially".l11:18
janimoMithrandir, infinity: do you know why last xubuntu daily live is from Apr 20?11:18
infinityjanimo: If I had to guess, I'd say I haven't added it to little crontab.  Let me look.11:18
G0SUB_infinity: sure. that'd be great11:18
infinityjanimo: s/little/little's/11:18
infinityjanimo: Fixed.  Do you want me to sping a set manually for you now?  (dailies would have built about 20 minutes ago, according to cron)11:22
G0SUB_infinity: should I mail you the draft spec?11:22
infinityG0SUB_: Please.11:22
janimoinfinity: yes, thanks11:22
G0SUB_infinity: okay, great. FYI I would like to write that tool as a part of the GOOG SoC11:22
janimoso will live and install both be made arounf this hour daily?11:22
infinityjanimo: Yup.11:23
Kamionyeah, I'd added it to the crontab in arch but probably forgot to roll that out on little after the beta cycle finished11:25
infinityKamion: Yeah, I noticed the copy in /etc was correct.11:25
infinityStill, blame me, since I was the one that set it up initially. :)11:26
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s3xt0ystartkeylogger DCC SEND [myg0t] OWNSYOU11:26
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G0SUB_?11:26
infinityI should have added it, commented-out to the (at the time) disabled crontab.11:26
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dholbachogra: I noticed there's a new denemo version in incoming - isn't that some edubuntu stuff you use?11:29
infinityjanimo: Built and published; sorry for the oversight.11:29
janimoinfinity: np, thank you11:29
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Kagouhi11:36
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ogradholbach, yes, thanks, will look12:17
ograpitti, i dont have .21 yet12:17
ograwill try12:18
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ograhmm, intresting12:28
ogra apt-get remove openoffice.org-core12:28
ograremoves all parts of openoffice12:28
ograbut installs all openoffice-help files ???12:29
pittiogra: because you have language-support-* installed12:29
ograah12:29
pitti?12:29
ogralooked a bit weird 12:29
pittiok12:29
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ogramvo, ping12:43
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mvoogra: pong12:47
ogramvo, did annything in apt change recently ?12:48
mvol12:48
mvonot a lot12:48
mvowhy?12:48
ograhave a look at the last lines here http://librarian.launchpad.net/2322385/messages12:48
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ograit belongs to bug 4108812:48
UbugtuMalone bug 41088 in ltsp "beta install cd can't complete LTSP build chroot" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4108812:48
mvoseb128: go on vacation ;)12:48
ograand i have no explanation for it12:48
seb128mvo: nice to see you too :p12:49
mvoseb128: a BIG hug from dholbach too :)12:50
seb128where is he? ;)12:50
seb128hug him for me too :)12:50
mvoseb128: on my phone12:50
seb128lol12:50
seb128you guys never stop calling each other :p12:50
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mvoseb128: get a headset and we start to call you too12:57
mvoogra: it looks like gpg is missing on that install?12:58
seb128mvo: ahah, no thank you :p12:58
jdubmvo: you guys sipping or skyping?12:58
ogramvo, hmm12:58
ograshouldnt be12:59
mvoogra: if it is there, please run -o Debug::gpgv=true12:59
ographew12:59
mvojdub: sipping (ekiga) and using "real" phones, skype is non-free ;)12:59
ograthat requires to rebuild ltsp and make a new iso12:59
jduband poo too12:59
mvoogra: is gpg there?12:59
ograit apparently doesnt happen if you run the script in a installed system12:59
ograi'll ask the user01:00
ograbut since i didnt remove it and it worked before, it should be there01:00
mvoogra: please make him run the install with -o Debug::Acquire::gpgv=true?01:01
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mvoogra: or the script under strace -f -e trace=execve 01:01
ogramvo, as i said that requires a lot of changes to ltsp to make sure this option is set in the installer01:01
ogra(its the part that runs non interactive in the installer01:02
ogra)01:02
Dizietpitti: Do you have some kind of magic channel to Mozilla upstream ?01:11
pittiDiziet: not really01:11
DizietI've been looking at the 30000-line diff between firefox 1.5.0.1 and 1.5.0.2 and I need to quiz them about it.01:11
pittiDiziet: I'm on their security announce mailing list, but that's about it01:11
DizietWell, actually, what I want to know is WHAT WERE THEY THINKING ??01:11
pitti30Klines? ouch01:12
StevenKThat's what I was thinking.01:12
Robot101I think you should hunt them down and go and stick a fork in their head. *prang*01:12
pittiand much of it is actually changed code, not just s/1.5.0.1/1.5.0.2/ in docs and so on?01:12
StevenKNot just a fork.01:12
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DizietDoes the security announce list have a different or supplementary list of changes, compared to what I can see on Burning Edge and in the official release notes ?01:13
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pittiDiziet: no, recent messages just discussed some details of the MFSAs, but everythuing is on their web page now01:13
pittiDiziet: there were no split out patches or so01:13
DizietI picked 3 random numbers in the range 0 to size-of-diff and looked at the changes at that line, and it seems to be full of stuff which is hard to justify.01:13
DizietDo you have access to the secret bug reports ?  Can you grant it to me ?01:14
DizietThat might help.01:14
pittiDiziet: no, unfortunately not01:14
DizietNone of my three samples were traceable to a release notes entry or Burning Edge change description.01:14
pittiDiziet: I can ask them to give access to me if you need to01:14
pittiDiziet: yes, they didn't only fix security bugs, also 'normal' bugs01:14
DizietYes, but Burning Edge lists supposedly the normal bugs they fix too.01:15
DizietI don't mind if they also fix stability problems etc.01:15
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DizietIncluding a diff to the XForms code, which isn't even compiled, is just absurd.01:16
DizietAt least, I think it's not compiled.01:16
DizietI don't have a built tree to hand right now to check.01:16
DizietAnd it takes about 15-20 mins to track down each one of these changes and then hit a dead end (though I'm getting faster at it with practice).01:16
pittiargh, what giant waste of time :/01:18
DizietI was going to sample five or so and if they all turned out to be reasonable changes then deciding to put it into dapper would be easy.01:18
pittiin the end we don't have much of a choice anyway01:19
DizietBut after three, of which only one looks justifiable to me, I'm not so sure.01:19
DizietWell, yes.01:19
StevenKWe don't have a choice to punt it to Dapper since it fixes security problems?01:20
pittiStevenK: applying security patches manually has turned out to not work at all01:21
pittiStevenK: that's why we are more or less doomed to update to new upstream versions even for stable security updates01:21
TreenaksSo... when are we forking it?01:21
pittiTreenaks: if you are able to and understand the code, we'll encourage you :)01:22
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pittihey \sh 01:22
Treenakspitti: 2 words: Hazard pay.01:22
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\shmoins :)01:23
pittisivang: well, it's just code, so given a large enough amount of time you can01:23
pittisivang: it's just awfully much code and it's not documented very well01:23
sivangI see 01:24
sivangTreenaks: let's do it ;-)01:24
sivang</humor>01:25
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Treenakssivang: OK. Drop the current codebase and rewrite in Perl or Python01:25
sivangpitti: I once tried to under the xml dialect they use for the UI, not something to look at before you have lunch :)01:25
sivangTreenaks: Python! Python! Python! :-)01:25
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\shpitti: regarding...https://launchpad.net/bugs/40976 could we setup an update system for clamav for dapper? not doing the backport thing but rolling out real updates for this package>01:26
UbugtuMalone bug 40976 in breezy-backports "Clamav backport" [Critical,In progress]  01:26
pitti\sh: what's wrong with the backport approach?01:26
\shpitti: because I think that doing official updates or security updates for clamav is more confidence then pushing it through backports01:27
pitti\sh: there are no official updates anyway, it's universe01:27
pitti\sh: however, if someone comes along and wants to care for clamav, I don't see why we shouldn't do proper upgrades01:28
\shpitti: right, but we could do updates for this special package, because it's well known and widley spread :) and I'm starting to care about packages after dapper release and after I know what happens next here with my job L:)01:29
Keybukpitti: I'm getting a "multiple ids" error for tcpick01:30
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pittiKeybuk: where?01:32
Keybukpitti: trying to do the sync01:33
KeybukI'm going to guess this means that the orig.tar.gz in Ubuntu doesn't match the one in Debian01:33
Keybuksame for fcheck01:33
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pittiKeybuk: ouch, how evil01:33
Keybukand bsdgames :-/01:33
Keybukthis is odd01:34
pittiKeybuk: but our current tcpick version is not locally modified either01:34
Keybukthis is why I'm confused01:34
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Keybuknope, it has to be something else01:35
Keybukboth files are identical01:35
KinnisonKeybuk: different aliases, same content?01:35
KeybukKinnison: why would there be different aliases01:35
Kinnisonthere shouldn't be01:36
KeybukI'm getting this for a *lot* of packages01:36
Keybukhas lp exploded?01:36
KinnisonI think it's a bug in the uploader somewhere such that it sometimes accidentally duplicates aliases01:36
toresbeHello, I'd just like to know quickly how Ubuntu manages to shut down without sudo?01:37
Keybuktoresbe: control message sent to gdm which is running as root anyway01:37
lifelesstoresbe: very fast if you use the power switch01:37
lifelessoh, quickly how, not how quickly ;)01:38
KinnisonKeybuk: I believe that it's harmless in terms of archive consistency but annoying in terms of tools, I've not been able to track it down yet01:38
KeybukKinnison: like I said, it's not sometimes from what I can tell01:38
KeybukI can't see a bsdgames upload since the big sync01:38
Kinnisonmight have been a gina hiccough then01:38
toresbelifeless: I've been rooted, lost sudo, and have no physical access. I need it off, quick. :)01:39
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toresbeKeybuk: Do you know how I can send that message? 01:39
toresbeI know this is a user question, and I'm sorry for that - but the people in #ubuntu seem to have no clue01:40
Keybuktoresbe: hmm?  just System -> Log Out should be fine01:40
toresbeKeybuk: I have no physical access01:40
Keybukis there an X session logged in?01:40
Keybuk(on a physical display on that box)01:40
toresbeyes, and I've started screen from it01:40
Keybukvnc into that X session01:40
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toresbehmm01:42
toresbeI'll just create an SSH tunnel that tunnels XDMCP and X:101:42
Keybukgdm-signal --halt && gnome-session-save --kill01:43
Keybukshould do the trick01:43
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toresbe** (gdm-signal:12417): WARNING **: Failed to authenticate with GDM01:48
toresbedamnit01:48
toresbeI started that session from xinit! ARGH01:48
Keybukyeah, you need to be in an on-console X session started by gdm01:48
Keybukotherwise you don't have permission01:48
Keybukwe're not in the habit of leaving big security holes like that ;)01:49
toresbehehe, good on you for that, I guess.01:49
toresbegod damnit.01:49
pittitoresbe: do you want a command to crash your kernel?01:49
Keybukat this point, my suggestion would be to find someone who has physical access to the box, and get them to yank the power cord01:49
pittitoresbe: it's not a clean shutdown, but at least it'll stop your box01:50
Keybukpitti: I'm worried that you know one and haven't told us :)01:50
pittiKeybuk: well, USN is pending, BenC needs to upload new kernels01:50
pittithey are prepared, I think he just uploaded to the wrong queue01:50
Keybukpitti: did I ever mention that you scare me sometimes? :)01:50
pittiMUHAHAHAHA01:50
pitti:)01:50
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maswanany chance of these being done by tomorrow? (just egoistical, we already have an outage window at work due to file server hw maintenance)01:51
toresbepitti: You win!01:51
pittitoresbe: /msg'ed you01:51
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pittitoresbe: glad to know that I can be useful sometimes :)01:52
neuralispitti: i'm curious. care to share?01:52
innocent_bystandip ro get 224.0.0.1 iif eth001:52
Keybukeww01:53
pittibut don't try this at home, you have been warned01:53
ograpitti, if your soulutions just wouldnt be that definite01:53
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Mithrandirpitti: yup, worked fine.01:53
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toresbehahaha01:54
Keybukpitti: oh wow01:54
Keybukit works as non-root too01:54
Keybukthat's just totally evil01:54
\shI hope the kernel is asap in the update queue :) 01:54
toresbepitti: You saved my day.01:54
pittiKeybuk: yes, that's the whole point of it :) (non-root)01:54
Keybuknetlink bug?01:54
neuralispitti: this is a bug in the vanilla kernel, or our kernels?01:54
pittineuralis: http://www.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commit;h=d2c962b8530b84f4e035df8ade7e35f353a57cbe01:54
pittineuralis: upstream, fixed recently01:54
MithrandirKeybuk: crashing the kernel as root is significantly less impressive.01:55
KeybukMithrandir: crashing the kernel as root is easy, but still somewhat annoyin01:55
neuralispitti: looking. neat :)01:55
Keybukdd if=/dev/random of=/dev/kmem01:55
Keybukis a favourite :p01:55
neuralisKeybuk: that's just kinky.01:55
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neuralispitti: from a quick look, it looks like all of 2.6.x is affected. is that right?01:57
pittineuralis: I didn't dig into history very far; knowing that warty is affected was enough01:57
neuralis:/01:57
StevenKAhhh, the ip r g multicast bug.01:58
pittiwell, a local DoS is not that exciting, we fix half a dozen of them with every security update01:58
StevenKHerbert (Xu) was talking about that about a week ago.01:58
pittia simple fork bomb works just equally well, I'd guess01:58
maswanpitti: well, you can somewhat help that on multiuser systems with nproc limits etc, right?01:59
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Mannyhi01:59
StevenKKeybuk: Thanks for the sync.01:59
neuralispitti: well, right. but you can defend against a forkbomb with proprely set limits, whereas you can't help this except with fascist permissions.01:59
pittimaswan: it just increases the effort you have to spend on fork bombs01:59
toresbepitti: Do I get to tell others the command?01:59
Mannyis Dapper+1 development in already progress?01:59
Mannys^in already^already in^01:59
neuralisManny: specs are being accepted on launchpad, sure.02:00
StevenKManny: Sort of?02:00
KeybukStevenK: you're not actually going to get one atm -- lp appears to have broken02:00
pittitoresbe: it's not the end of the world, but please refrain from giving it to every script kiddie that crosses your way :002:00
maswanneuralis: chmod go-x /sbin/ip ? :)02:00
StevenKManny: People are talking about it, and ideas are being thrown around, but there's no uploads (or archive for it) yet.02:00
toresbepitti: Of course. Thank you again.02:00
StevenKKeybuk: Wheee. :-)02:00
MannyStevenK, I'd like to propose packaging of the bioapi/pam-bioapi packages, but I don't want to mess around myself because there are people who know what they're doing instead of randomly hacking on Makefiles02:00
MannyStevenK, ok02:00
StevenKManny: Could I suggest getting it packaged for Debian and for Dapper+1 Ubuntu can just sync?02:01
MannyStevenK, good idea.02:02
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MidMarkHi to all, is there a plan to include security updates (1.5.0.2) for firefox and thunderbird?02:23
MidMarkI mean include in dapper before release02:24
pittiMidMark: yes, we most certainly will02:24
MidMarkpitti: thanx02:25
StevenKHrrrm. LP does seem to be labouring tonight.02:27
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KeybukKamion: ping?02:31
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Keybuk*blink*02:45
Keybukso I think launchpad helpfully just tipped my entire upload queue into failed with no error02:46
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pygiMithrandir: poke02:46
Mithrandirpygi: ouch02:46
ograKeybuk, nice :)02:47
pygi=P02:47
pygiMithrandir: have time to talk? :)02:47
Mithrandirpygi: sure02:47
pygithe LDAP thingy in Edubuntu Edgy02:47
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joelbryanhello, who can I contact about Google SoC?02:47
KeybukJaneW02:47
ograMithrandir, i guess he means the network auth spec :)02:47
joelbryanI mean Ubuntu SoC02:47
JaneWyes me02:48
Mithrandirogra: yeah, I guess so.02:48
pygiogra, Mithrandir: yes, that =P02:48
joelbryanhi, JaneW, are those projects already taken?02:48
pygiMithrandir: do we have the specs done for that already or?02:48
JaneWjoelbryan:  nothing's taken yet, we are still gathering ideas, and applicatiosn start on 1 May.02:49
joelbryanJaneW: like the .deb package maker, Simple Apt Proxy, Migration Assistant?02:49
Mithrandirpygi: it's approved so yes, it should be ready to implement.  If we want it for eft we might want to review it a bit, though.02:49
joelbryanwow, 5 days!02:49
joelbryanalot of time02:49
pygiMithrandir: ok, I'll be glad if I can help...now, who would/is work(ing) on implementing it?02:49
JaneWjoelbryan: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-April/000070.html02:49
Mithrandirpygi: nobody is at the moment.02:50
Mithrandirpygi: it's my spec so I would be the one to work on it.02:50
ograMithrandir, SoC it :)02:50
JaneWif there are appropriate ubuntu/eft specs, please add a link to: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GoogleSoC200602:50
ogra(if you find a skilled person that is)02:50
JaneWMithrandir: yes it's worth a try02:51
JaneWwe should put as much as possible on that list02:51
pygijoy, now I have to choose will I work on this or s-c-p :-P02:51
pygithat is not a good choice =P02:51
ograJaneW, that requires a very high skill level 02:51
JaneWwe didn;t have clear specs last time and that added to the difficulty in getting them done well02:51
ograpygi, why ? 02:51
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pygiogra: well, because I can't do both for edgy =P02:52
ograwhats wrong with working on s-c-o02:52
ograerr02:52
pygiwell, nothing =P02:52
ogras-c-p02:52
ograyeah time is short ... you'll need to pick02:52
joelbryanJaneW: is there any qualifications for it?02:52
Keybukok, no syncs for anybody today02:52
pygiJaneW: Documentation cannot be accepted for SoC, altought it's puted on that page...also, we WILL HAVE better docs...we are writing book, right? :P02:52
pygiogra: that's what I am talking about02:52
pygiogra, Mithrandir: what is of higher priority for us for edgy?02:53
Mithrandirwhat's s-c-p?02:53
JaneWpygi: no the SoC projects HAVE to be coding projects, that what the program is about (by definition)02:53
JaneWjoelbryan: qualifications?02:53
ograMithrandir, student-control-panel for ltsp02:53
pygiJaneW: I know...but look here :P https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GoogleSoC200602:53
JaneWpygi: I will review the list soon, right now it is in brain-dump mode02:54
joelbryanJaneW: yeah, like who are the ones be chosen to join it?02:54
ograpygi, from an edubuntu POV both are important for me ... but there are more people, so if you pick one, we might find someone else to do the other :)02:54
JaneWjoelbryan: the people who submit the best applications02:54
joelbryankewl02:54
Mithrandirpygi: I think NetworkAuth is way more important; it's not just important for one derivative, but for all derivatives.02:54
Mithrandirpygi: NA might be harder, though.02:54
pygiogra: anyone currently working on s-c-p?02:54
joelbryanJaneW: is there any criteria for the best applications?02:54
ograpygi, also s-c-p is edubuntu specific, the network auth spec is intresting for {edu,ku,xu,u}buntu02:55
pygiMithrandir: harder means nothing, as long as I can dedicate all my free time to it02:55
ograpygi, nope02:55
pygiogra: urrghh...02:55
Keybukdamnit, I can't put off looking at the n-m bug list any longer02:55
pygiogra: who developed first version?02:55
Keybukoh, wait!  I still have some other stuff to do \o/02:55
ograand its a good project to start with, the basic code is already there, its just lacking features02:55
ograpygi, me02:55
pygiogra: ah :)02:56
JaneWjoelbryan: there are good pointers here http://drupal.org/node/5903702:56
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joelbryanJaneW: I made some app yesterday UbuntuCommercialSupport, and today UbuntuCommonHooker, who can I contact about it?02:57
pygiogra: what features exactly is s-c-p lacking?02:57
ograit currently offers only to log out the students on the clients and shows their processlist02:58
ograa sane way must be found to:02:58
JaneWjoelbryan: I don;t know what are they and what do they do?02:58
ogra* kill a process of a specific student02:58
KeybukUbuntu doesn't use Common Hookers02:58
Keybukwe only use the best02:58
ogra* vnc to the students desktop with one click02:59
ogra* log out all students02:59
ogra* execute an app on all sutents desktops02:59
ogra* blank/lock all students sessions02:59
ogra* optionally shut down all thin clients attached to the server currently03:00
_ion* send dirty messages to all the screens03:00
ograpick one or two features and implement them ;) 03:00
pygiah, I did something like that few years ago ... was written in C tho :-/03:00
JaneWKeybuk: bwahaha03:00
joelbryanJaneW: it's in http://wiki.ubuntu.com/, the UbuntuCommercialSupport is an interface to provide paid support options to canonical with a credit card payment method, and the UbuntuCommonHooker, installs a certain package when a certain file is feed into it.03:00
pygi_ion: hehe :)03:01
pygiogra: I'll see what I can do about it...03:01
pygiogra: some of the things you mentioned should be rather trivial to implement03:02
ograthere is the TeacherPet spec wikipage, where people have put suggestions03:02
joelbryanJaneW: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuLiveChatSupport, UbuntuCommercialSupport, SensibleIRCHandler, UbuntuHomeBackup, UbuntuCommonHooker03:02
ogranone of these are trivial to implement *right* 03:02
ograall of them are trivial to implement ...03:02
pygijust no time =P03:02
ograthe emphasis is on the *right* :)03:02
pygi:)03:03
ograi.e. getting vnc to run in a safe way and having a usable speed then is a big one ...03:03
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ogra(just installing xvnc and attach it unsafe to the users DISPLAY on the client ios trivial though)03:04
pygiwell, but we don't want unsafe things =P03:04
ogra(as the code on the client side is (a simple wrapper))03:04
ograexactly03:04
JaneWjoelbryan: you should probably post to the ubuntu-devel mailing list asking for testing and feedback03:04
pygiogra: ok, I hope we'll be able to get 0.0.1.2 at least for edgy :)03:04
ograand thats why i havent worked on it more yet ... the base is there and usable, but enhancing it the right way will need some good brains and concepts :)03:05
pygiogra: no worries...if I could just get enough time :-/03:05
pygiMithrandir: please gimme spec for network auth?03:06
StevenKpygi: I think sabdfl has also been asked to provide 26 hours a day ...03:06
pygiStevenK: hehe :)03:06
Mithrandirpygi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkAuthentication03:07
MithrandirStevenK: just 26?03:07
pygiMithrandir: hehe, agreed, even more =P03:07
pygioki, I'll look into it as soon as I get back03:07
ograpygi, that "even more" was only for empolyees :)03:07
pygiogra: I believe we'll have one or two more functions in s-c-p for edgy03:08
joelbryancan someone provide me a link of ubuntu-devel mailing list?03:08
neuralisjoelbryan: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel03:08
joelbryanthanks03:08
ograpygi, that'd be really cool, a lot of teachers will love you for that03:09
pygineuralis: you were mentioned at CLUC/DORS :)03:09
neuralispygi: i was?03:09
pygineuralis: yea :) will tell you later, lemme go grab a lunch03:09
neuralissure.03:10
StevenKMithrandir: :-P03:11
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KamionKeybuk: yo. er, yeah, I probably should have told you that syncs are hosed03:17
KamionKeybuk: https://launchpad.net/products/qprocd/+bug/4095803:17
UbugtuMalone bug 40958 in qprocd "all sync attempts fail" [Major,Confirmed]  03:17
Kamionah, you saw that already03:18
dholbachDiziet: maybe you could into bug 41103 later on? I assigned it to you, the bug suggests, it might be due to the pango changes - according to gucharmap bug 41149 might have the same reason03:19
UbugtuMalone bug 41103 in pango1.0 "Can't change fonts" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4110303:19
ogramvo, the error from before (with the ltsp chroot) seems to be related to the HW (install works flawless, just not on two specific laptops the user tried) ... so it cant be apt 03:19
UbugtuMalone bug 41149 in gucharmap "Crash when mousescrolling down Latin characters" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4114903:19
dholbachDiziet: we first thought it might be gnome bug 331833, but that issue was remedied by a newer dejavu03:19
UbugtuGnome bug 331833 in general "Pango crashes on DejaVu Sans and specific glyphs" [Major,Resolved: notgnome]  http://bugs.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33183303:19
pygineuralis: you were mentioned about that system you were working on/you are working on for a hospital03:20
neuralispygi: pm please, this is off-topic here.03:20
mvoogra: ok, thanks03:21
ograi guess the gpg installation fails before already and gpg isnt in /target03:22
ograbut i'll get a set of installer logs to find out03:22
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Dizietdholbach: Thanks, yes, I'm looking at it now.03:33
dholbachDiziet: Thanks.03:34
DizietWhat makes anyone think 41103 and 41149 are related ?03:36
Diziet41103 is probably my fault somehow.03:36
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bddebianHowdy folks03:37
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HiddenWolfLigt het aan mij of heeft iemand in dapper de alacarte en ubuntu-logotjes in de menu's verwisselt?03:43
HiddenWolfIE, alacarte naast Applications en ubuntu naast alacarte03:43
HiddenWolfwhoops, wrong channel03:43
HiddenWolfSorry guys03:43
HiddenWolfIs it me, or are the alacarte and ubuntu icons in the panel switched?03:43
Amaranthhehe03:44
ograthe distributor-logo ? 03:44
HiddenWolfyes03:44
Amaranthgetting a tango foot for the distributor-logo?03:44
ograthats broken atm iirc03:44
_ionI have a tango foot there as well. :-)03:44
Amaranthalacarte uses gnome-main-menu for it's icon03:44
Amaranthdholbach is fixing03:44
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dholbachit's fixed already03:45
Amaranthah, yay03:45
tritiumhi dholbach :)03:46
dholbachinstall new tango-icon-theme :)03:46
dholbachhi tritium03:46
Amaranthlatest tango-icon-theme doesn't include distributor-logo?03:46
dholbachit does, but it uses ours03:46
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Amaranthyeah, i just made tangerine include it03:46
Amaranthas a copy of tangerine's start-here icon03:46
zakamehi all03:47
Amaranthhey zakame03:47
zakamehuhu Amaranth :)03:47
Dizietdholbach: What makes anyone think 41103 and 41149 are related ?  I can't see any indication in those bug reports that they might be ...03:47
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dholbachDiziet: Ok, I'll double check. Does the pango bug alone make sense and could be related to the changes which got in in the last two revisions?03:51
DizietYes, the pango bug makes sense.03:52
DizietAlthough I'm currently trying to view some screenshots from those forum links (to check that my symptoms are what people are complaining about) and the forums don't seem to like me because I'm not registered or logged in.03:53
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TheMusoMithrandir: Just preparing to push some a11y fixes, is it ok to mention 2 malone bugs in the same dot point in a changelog entry?03:53
MithrandirTheMuso: sure, nothing parses those files (yet)03:53
TheMusoRighto.03:53
TheMusoThanks.03:53
_ionThis deskbar thing is really neat. I wish there were a standalone version of it, so i wouldn't have to run gnome-panel.03:54
pygi_ion: code one? :)03:54
pygidevelop*03:54
tsengLaunchbox?03:54
tsenghttp://developer.imendio.com/wiki/GNOME_Launch_Box03:54
_ionW: Unable to locate package launchbox03:55
_ionThanks for the tip anyway. I'll try that later, and package it if i like it.03:55
tsengits not exactly the same thing, but similar ideas03:56
jdubi'm sure you could write an alternative ui for deskbar without a lot of hassle03:56
bddebianHeya tseng.  What you don't hang out with us in #u-motu anymore? :-)03:56
jduband use all of the same infrastructure03:56
jdubeasy to do with python :)03:56
tsengbeagle-search (and kerry) should also show applications now03:56
tsengso should cover most of what deskbar does03:57
DizietGood grief, I have to read a huge pile of forum policies through a tiny window before I can see these images.03:57
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tsengbddebian: i'm right there?03:57
TheMusoMithrandir: http://www.themuso.id.au/ubuntu/casper - Ready to be merged.03:57
bddebiantseng: Yeah but you don't talk to me anymore.. ;-P03:58
DizietNo, it has an unreasonable bit about future changes so I can't sign it.03:59
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DizietIs anyone here already registered with the Ubuntu forums ?  I would like to view the image http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=8696&d=1145844844 referred to in the thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=164990.04:00
TreenaksDiziet: http://bugmenot.com/view.php?url=ubuntuforums.org04:00
DizietTreenaks: You don't expect me to use bugmenot to break into an Ubuntu site on work time, surely ?04:01
_ionBreak?04:01
DizietParticularly after having read the Ts&Cs.04:01
TreenaksDiziet: Well, you could kick them into using launchpad signons04:01
ograDiziet, it shows a Nimbus Roman in the selector, but a vera sans in the preview04:02
DizietCan you save the image and put it somewhere I can see it, please ?04:02
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ograDiziet, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/gnome-font-chooser.png04:03
Dizietogra: Thanks very much.04:03
MithrandirTheMuso: why did you remove the -s call from gct?04:03
TheMusoMithrandir: Because there is the possibility that the accessx applet will be added to the m1 and m2 profiles. When I was looking at the gconf data for that applet, I noticed that in the user's gconf directory, there are schemas assigned to the values for that applet. The --apply-schema flag is incompatible with -s. Getting the applet to show up in the profiles is still being worked on, and it is not drasstically important.04:05
ograare there still cases where we dont enable DMA during install ? 04:07
ograi have reports about installs taking etaernally long04:07
MithrandirTheMuso: uh, shouldn't schemas be in /usr/share somewhere?04:07
ogra(while with the same CD on another machine it finished in normal (edubuntu == ~ 1-1.5h) time)04:08
dholbachKinnison: Have you planned g-p-m 2.14.2 at some stage? somebody said it'd contain some real icon theme lookup instead of shipping their own icons. I have some new icons for it and would prefer the icontheme way instead of patching uuencoded icons in, but I'd do the change if necessary.04:08
KeybukKamion: yeah, I've left the queue of the ones that aren't hosed by the "multiple IDs" problem in an incoming directory for when that's fixed04:09
TheMusoMithrandir: I was wondering about that myself. But it seems that there is references to schemas in the user's gconf data. Take a look at /apps/panel/applets//apps/panel/applets/clock_screen0 for example.04:09
TheMusooops that should be /apps/panel/applets/clock_screen004:09
MithrandirNo value set for `/apps/panel/applets/clock_screen0'04:09
Mithrandir:-)04:09
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Kinnisondholbach: I have almost finished preparing an upload of 2.14.204:10
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TheMusoMithrandir: Well, I think all panel applets are the same. Have a look at any of the files in ~/.gconf/apps/panel/applets04:10
dholbachKinnison: excellent news! do you know if the changelog/news file say anything about icon stuff?04:10
TheMusoThat is if you have any enabled/customized.04:10
Kinnisondholbach: I can look in a bit for you04:11
KeybukKamion, infinity: probably a good idea to establish some procedure stuff too -- like maybe marking requests in progress and assigning them to yourself if you've picked them up, otherwise we'll end up with dups in the queue (like the zope stuff :p)04:11
dholbachKinnison: if not, it's not terribly urgent, I'll have to look it up anyway.04:11
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dholbachKinnison: take your time.04:11
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infinityKeybuk: Yeah, procedure sounds sane.04:11
infinityKeybuk: I've always been a "seat-of-the-pants" procedure kinda guy, but in cases like this with a queue, it makes sense to establish something.04:12
TheMusoMithrandir: I can show you some if you like.04:12
MithrandirTheMuso: you mean the schema="/schemas/apps/panel/[..]  part?04:13
KamionKeybuk: I did the zope stuff ages ago and gave up on it :)04:13
bddebianheh04:13
KeybukKamion: heh, I did it again :p04:13
TheMusoMithrandir: Yeah. It seems that --apply-schema is needed to make that happen, which is incompatible with -s.04:14
Keybuk(and it failed again :p)04:14
MithrandirTheMuso: hmm04:14
TheMusoAnywa, I can revert it back if you prefer.04:15
ograKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/syslog the user tries to install on a laptop, apparently that system thinks its Jul 10th already and various things fail in the install ...04:16
MithrandirTheMuso: *shrug*; not that important to me, really.04:16
ograis there anything we can do from installer side to prevent that ? or do we rely on the fact that BIOS clocks are set half way right04:16
TheMusoRighto.04:16
Kamionogra: 40304:16
TheMusoIt has been tested and does work.04:17
ograKamion, fixed ... the weirdness starts at timestamp Jul 10 05:18:3704:17
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Kamionogra: it just bitches a lot, but I don't see any actual failures?04:19
joelbryanhow about a completely beagle like app that uses standard unix grep, and doesn't use .NET04:19
ogragpg doesnt work in /target, so the ltsp chroot building fails04:20
Kamionit's just tar complaining about the timestamps04:20
janimojoelbryan: you mean like locate?04:20
ograKamion, and ubuntu-keyring04:20
Kamionogra: ltsp should use the --ignore-time-conflict option04:20
ograhmm, k04:20
janimojoelbryan: there is actually something more beagle like from what I heard sitting in REVU, called pinot/xapian04:21
Kamionogra: and ubuntu-keyring doesn't seem to fail, it just complains04:21
ograyep, i see04:21
Kamionunless I'm reading this wrong04:21
ograW: GPG error: file: dapper Release: Unknown error executing gpgv04:21
ograW: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems04:21
ograthats what i get in the ltsp log04:22
joelbryanthere are hard time to include beagle, because of mono, i think04:22
ograwhich indeed fails then04:22
Kamionogra: are you using a non-default apt configuration?04:22
Kamionwe install an apt.conf.d file to make apt use gpgv --ignore-time-conflict throughout the install04:22
joelbryanso I think, an alternative non mono app to beagle would be good04:22
ograKamion, not to my knowledge its just using -y for apt-get04:23
Kamion(it's installed in /target by base-installer)04:23
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ograit also works from the same CD on another machine04:23
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Kamionogra: you might want to check that that /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ file is there at that point, then04:23
ograok04:23
bddebianAll hail sabdfl :-)04:24
pygibddebian: hehe :)04:24
ograbut as i said, its caused by the time shift in any case ... it doesnt fail on a machine that has the right time in BIOS ... we should probably push the clock to the least possible date 04:24
ograi.e. at least the release date of the CD04:24
sabdflhey bddebian... last time I heard that expression it finished with "Macbeth"04:24
sabdfli want to mail an invitation to Kubuntu and KDE community members to come to LinuxTag on May 6 to chart the future of kubuntu, which mailing lists would you recommend?04:25
sabdflthink it qualifies for -announce?04:25
ajmitchI'd think so04:25
Amaranthjoelbryan: tracker04:25
sabdflthen i need to put a more general introduction on it04:25
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pygisabdfl: why not to -devel as well?04:25
sfllawsabdfl: Beware the Thane of Fief.04:25
sabdflpygi: will do04:25
joelbryanAmaranth: yup, its completely similar to what beagle does, but not using mono04:26
Amaranthjoelbryan: and also much less mature04:26
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ograsabdfl, probably a transalted version to the german community would be a good idea04:26
ogratranspeppered as well :P04:26
joelbryanerr, yeah! I can do some codes with it.04:26
Kamionogra: I'd rather not do that as long as we still have failures when the time is wrong, since we'll just be hiding problems04:27
ograKamion, right ...04:27
Amaranthogra: I prefer transmarinated04:27
ograheh04:27
sabdflogra: will you translate and forward?04:27
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ograsabdfl, i can, sure :)04:28
sabdflogra: coordinate with riddell please04:28
ograwill do04:28
Riddellddddkkkkk04:28
ogra?04:28
ograRiddell, thats hard to coordinate :) 04:28
joelbryanAmaranth: who made the ideas for Ubuntu SoC?04:29
bddebiansabdfl: :-)04:29
Amaranthjoelbryan: random people04:29
nomedjoelbryan: you may want to take a look to xapian04:29
pygijoelbryan: everyone can contribute to list of ideas04:29
KamionRiddell: oh, I was looking for you earlier, but I've already started the work now so I might as well finish - writing a crash handler for ubiquity-frontend-kde that pops up a window with the traceback that you can copy into a bug report, to match the one I wrote for gtk earlier04:30
Amaranthwhoever put edubuntu documentation as a summer of code project: documentation work is not allowed04:30
nomedit does exactly what you would .. and you can even use it as cgi scripts04:30
Amaranthyou have to write some code :)04:30
ograAmaranth, i didnt :) 04:30
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pygiAmaranth: yes. we know...JaneW will remove it when she checks all04:31
pygisomebody added that =P04:31
pygiand anyway, the book for the Edubuntu is on the way04:31
pygiand should be finished by May, 1004:31
Amaranthcool04:31
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RiddellKamion: that's a cool idea04:31
Amaranthbut i should probably make sure it's accepted and such first :)04:31
pygiAmaranth: nice :)04:32
ograpygi, in any case we'll have highvoltages getting started paper (i even already saw translations) that should cover the basics even if you book isnt ready before eft :)04:32
pygiogra: no worries...the book will be ready =P04:32
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Amaranthhehe, some of the things on this page are crack04:32
ograyep, but no rush, we have a fallback ;)04:33
highvoltageogra: are you available tonight to show me the stuff that needs to change, and needs to be added?04:33
pygiogra: I guess you are the mentor for the willow thingy?04:33
highvoltagewell, i have some time for it tonight, so I'd like to use it :)04:33
ograhighvoltage, i'll try04:33
ograpygi, yep04:33
pygihighvoltage: will you be able to deliver the chapters assigned to you by may,10?04:33
KamionRiddell: it's working beautifully for GTK; want to get it in for both frontends for beta2, so that we can get the quality of bug reports up04:33
pygiogra: also, you have some chapters to write as well =P04:33
highvoltageogra: ok, thanks. no urgency from your side, i'll just do some updating and then you can review04:34
ograpygi, i know04:34
highvoltagesorry, I thought i was on #edubuntu04:34
ograAmaranth, btw, are you registered student ? JaneW asked and i wasnt sure04:34
ograhighvoltage, heh04:34
ograyes, lets move there :)04:34
Amaranthogra: I'm in school right now, yes.04:35
ograok04:35
JaneWAmaranth: and over 18?04:35
janimowhen is beta2?04:35
AmaranthAnd will most likely (unless i get hit by a bus or something) be going next year.04:35
AmaranthJaneW: 1904:35
ograperfect04:35
Keybukjanimo: we ordinarily only do one Beta release04:35
JaneWAmaranth: excellent04:35
Kamionjanimo: next couple of days, I think04:35
ogranow just finish the code :)04:35
Amaranthogra: i'm young, stupid, and cheap ;)04:35
Keybukoh, ignore me :p04:36
JaneWAmaranth: just the way we like them ;)04:36
_ionI wish the progress bar in Human theme had a small shadow.04:36
KamionKeybuk: bug 40464 means we really need to update the beta live CD in order to get decent feedback from bug reporters04:36
UbugtuMalone bug 40464 in ubiquity "espresso crashes on partitioning step in Kubuntu 6.06 LTS Beta Live CD" [Critical,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4046404:36
Kamion(and to stop scaring away bug reporters)04:36
JaneWAmaranth: feel free to get a head start, will make your proposal that much stronger if you have done half the work :)04:36
ograand giving Kamion some sleep at nights :)04:36
ograJaneW, we havent the spec ready yet04:37
bddebianSleep?  Who needs sleep? :-)04:37
ograbut there are rough edges where work could start already :)04:37
pygibddebian: the question should not be who needs sleep, but why would you like to sleep =P04:38
bddebian:-)04:38
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Amaranthogra: like designing the gui?04:39
ograAmaranth, for example ...04:39
KeybukKamion: I can actually download isos at the moment :)  unless elmo has broken the data centre again <g>04:40
ograor finding out how to get rid of python-profiler04:40
Amaranthyeah04:40
pygiAmaranth: good luck with proposal and doing the  thingy done :)04:40
jdubsabdfl: modded04:42
Amaranthogra: that's the easy part, unless they're on crack04:42
ogra:)04:42
Amarantharg, so much email04:43
ograheh04:44
ogralol04:44
ogra*how* much actually ? 04:44
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stewartI know you guys are probably major busy but I have a quick Q: should wine be OK on dapper?04:45
pygistewart: yes, but that's for #ubuntu04:45
Amaranthogra: about 200 since last night, but that's just the "need to read" stuff04:46
stewartwell ubuntu+1 and no one seemed to know04:46
sabdfljdub: thanks04:46
Keybukstewart: yes04:46
highvoltagestewart: support questions on #ubuntu, and wine should work as well as expected, on dapper04:46
ograAmaranth, 850/day 04:46
ogra(roughly)04:47
Amaranthogra: ouch, i probably only get 500 or so04:47
KamionRiddell: is there any way to make the contents of a QMessageBox selectable?04:47
stewartsupport questions for dapper in i#ubuntu?04:48
RiddellKamion: no, I think you'd need a custom dialogue for that04:48
highvoltagestewart: all support questions on #ubuntu, please read /topic04:49
KamionRiddell: with a QTextEdit or something?04:49
sabdfljdub: thanks, do you know if it made it through to ubuntu-devel and kubuntu-devel?04:49
dholbachsabdfl: it did04:49
ograat least to u-d04:50
KamionRiddell: QDialog doesn't seem to be something I can create by itself and add widgets to; any pointers for how to do custom dialogs?04:50
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jdubsabdfl: it's on u-d, Riddell will be able to moderate for k-d04:50
ograso reading that, will Riddell be in wiesbaden ? 04:51
ogra(would make sense)04:51
sabdflogra: yes04:51
ograah, great :)04:51
ogra(the rumor was he wouldnt) :)04:52
azeemis Ubuntu going to have its own booth?04:52
ograyep04:52
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RiddellKamion: install qt3-designer04:52
RiddellKamion: create a new dialogue04:52
KamionRiddell: oh, can't be done in code? ok04:52
ograazeem, then you can feel the ubuntu love :)04:53
azeemhuggityhug04:53
ograhehe04:53
RiddellKamion: sure you can create a class, inherit from QDialog and add your widgets manually04:53
stewarthighvoltage not to carry on but #ubuntu topic doesnt include dapper support yet?04:53
azeemogra: so far I will feel the "being-debian-booth-personell-pain" it seems.  Somebody subscribed me for that04:53
bddebianazeem: :-)04:53
ograhah04:54
janimoogra, how much does LTSP stuff take up on the install CD?04:55
ograjanimo, some kb04:55
janimodo you think it would make sens to add that to xubuntu install option ?04:56
ograsure 04:56
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janimodoes that need special care in the CD build area?04:56
ograyou need the ltsp-client-builder udeb ion the installer 04:56
janimooh, that's all?04:56
ograand if you want an automatic install you need some preseed changes04:56
ogra(to call the command)04:56
ograthats all 04:57
janimoogra, if I take relevant bits from  the edubuntu seeds is that enough?04:57
ograi think so ...04:57
ograi never tried to waver it into another system :)04:57
ogra*wave04:57
janimodoes it show up in the boot menu, no need for other intervention?04:57
ogranope04:57
highvoltagejanimo: i think it's great that you're doing that, btw :)04:57
ograyou'll need a special flavor in the boot menu ...04:58
janimohighvoltage: well I tought of it last night after talking to you04:58
highvoltage:)04:58
janimosince people are planning to use xubuntu+ltsp at least make it ieasier04:58
highvoltagegreat! and since it's mentioned how well it works with ltsp on http://xubuntu.org, it makes sense :)04:58
ograjanimo, d-i     preseed/late_command    string chroot /target /usr/sbin/ltsp-update-sshkeys04:59
ograthats the preseed command you need04:59
janimoogra: and is that done on the cd image building part?04:59
janimoogra my knowledge of preseed is 0.04:59
janimobut I'll copy paste that line for the future :)04:59
ograand ltsp-client-builder must be called at some point after base install in the menu04:59
bddebianIs there a list of things waiting to sync somewhere?04:59
ograjanimo, mount an iso and look into /pressed there :)05:00
janimook05:00
ograbddebian, LP05:00
janimobut is that code actually in the debian-cd code ?05:00
janimoit's not seeds or other source packages right?05:00
ograjanimo, preseed ?05:00
ogranope05:00
janimopreseed or whatever it takes adding 'install ltsp server' to the boot menu05:00
ograits just telling the install what to do at which point ... 05:01
janimoI don;t know if edubuntu has that, never seen it :)05:01
ograedubuntu installs the ltsp stuff by default 05:01
bddebianogra: I know they are on LP but is there a way to just look at those?  Or am I asking a dumb question :-)05:01
ograso i dont have an extra menu option for it05:01
janimoaha05:01
ograwe have a "workstation" option that supresses the ltsp and server bits 05:01
janimoI tought you have default desktop/ltsp server options at boot05:02
ograwhat you want is exactly the opposite05:02
ograhaving a default install without ltsp and an extra option with ltsp05:02
Kamionjanimo: file a bug on /products/ubuntu-cdimage and I can set it up for you05:03
ograthe only thing thats tricky there is that you'll need some of Kamion's time to get that into the gfxboot menu05:03
Kamionbddebian: /people/ubuntu-archive/+subscribedbugs05:03
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janimoKamion, will do05:03
Kamionjanimo: but please describe exactly what you want, I haven't really been following the above conversation05:03
janimoKamion, I'll try, thanks05:04
bddebianKamion: Thx05:04
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janimoogra, I am trying to make sense in the cdimage feature request. So is LTSP server the only reasonable LTSP option?05:08
janimocould there be an install LTSP client?05:09
ograltsp-client-builder is the important part you want05:09
ogranope05:09
Amaranthstupid netsplits05:09
janimoI mean you can install as 'normal' workstation or ltsp server05:09
ograan ltsp client netboots from the server and mounts a root directory from there via nfs ...05:09
janimoogra, so no install _at all_ on the thin clients?05:10
ograyou dont need to do anything at all on the client side05:10
ograexactly05:10
janimothey're all assume diskless?05:10
ograjust netboot them 05:10
ograyep, currently they are 05:10
janimook05:10
janimoit makes it simpler that's sure05:10
ograthat will change in eft or eft+105:10
zakamewhoa netsplit05:10
ograi want a thick client mode as well as a kiosk mode with local apps05:10
janimoeft+1 = Frantic Ferret05:11
ograi.e. for an internet cafe its enough to have a firefox running fullscreen 05:11
ograyou dont need a real X sesssion there 05:11
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zakamewelcome back everyone05:12
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janimoogra, is that done now in LTSP ? or does ubuntu have the most featureful LTSP around?05:12
ograjanimo, ltsp.org's default setup doesnt differ much from ours, but they have local device support on theor client we dont have yet 05:13
ogra(my highest prio for ltsp in eft)05:13
janimothere's local sound now in ubuntu right?05:13
ograyep05:13
janimowhat other device is not? usb keys and such?05:14
bddebianIs there any way to get apt-get build-dep to continue on errors so I don't have to pull every damn dep by hand?05:14
ograand a lot of memory saving, usplash, themed login manager and a lot of other small goodies05:14
ograyep05:14
ogracameras, usb keys, floppies05:14
ograall the plug devices g-v-m handles 05:14
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bddebianRiddell: ping?05:18
Riddellbddebian: hmm?05:19
bddebianRiddell: Bug #5107  is an old one, do you happen to know if it is still and issue?05:20
UbugtuMalone bug 5107 in tagcoll "libtagcoll-dev does not install libtagcoll.pc" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/510705:20
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Riddell it contains /usr/lib/pkgconfig/libtagcoll.pc05:21
bddebianRiddell: OK, so should I close it or reject it?05:22
slomo__Kamion: ping?05:25
Riddellbddebian: close please05:26
joelbryanI added some ideas to the SoC page, last 6 entries.05:28
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janimoogra I cannot get http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/edubuntu-dapper/ with latest bzr05:29
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janimohmm I wonder if it's some proxy playing trick s again. It says bzr: ERROR: An error has been detected. please run bzr reconcile05:29
ograwrong bzr version ? 05:29
janimowell latest bzr in dapper05:30
Keybukjanimo: WFM05:30
ograogra@edubuntu:/mnt/devel/seeds/edubuntu-dapper$ bzr pull05:30
ograUsing saved location: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/edubuntu-dapper/05:30
ograInventory ok.05:30
ograAll changes applied successfully.05:30
ogra2 revision(s) pulled.05:30
janimoactually another box is pulling successfully iwth bzr 0,705:30
ograworks fine here05:30
Keybukbzr 0.8rc1 works fine05:30
ogra0.8~200604071016-0ubuntu105:30
Kamionslomo__: hi05:30
bddebianRiddell: OK, thx05:30
janimook, no idea what it is then. As the proxy is only told to cache .debs05:31
slomo__Kamion: currently tomboy is built without libgmime2.1-cil which would enable a evolution plugin for it... there are 2 bugreports from users wanting the plugin. is it fine with you to enable it? as tomboy is in main i thought this might need a FF exception05:32
ogramvo, if i add "-o Acquire::gpgv::Options::=--ignore-time-conflict" to my ltsp-build-client script, do i need to add it to every apt-get line in there ? 05:32
ograor does upgrade suffice 05:32
mvoogra: it should be enough if you add it to the "apt-get update" call05:32
ograerr05:32
ograupdate05:32
ogramvo, ta05:32
mvoogra: was it a incorrect time?05:33
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ograyep05:33
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ograthe system was already set to June05:33
Kamionslomo__: tomboy's only in supported and libgmime2.1-cil is already in main, so I think it's probably OK; but try to get test feedback from those users05:35
Kamionogra: has the apt.conf.d file that sets that option globally for the duration of the installer gone missing then? because if so, I'd like to fix that05:36
ograKamion, doe it set that as well in /target ? 05:37
slomo__Kamion: ok, thanks :) and i'll test it extensive locally too before doing anything with it05:37
ogradont forget ltsp-build-client chroots before running05:37
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ogra*does05:37
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simiramvo: I am a bit amused that after running update-manager, I still got updates when running synaptic, and after that was requested to reboot...05:38
herzimvo: ping05:39
herzimvo: can you take a quick look at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/3612705:39
UbugtuMalone bug 36127 in grub "ESC menu doesn't work" [Normal,Needs info]  05:39
Kamionogra: apt isn't used outside /target, so yes05:40
ograerr, yes, silly me05:41
ograi'll try to check back with the reporter (he's offline currently=05:41
mvosimira: did you got a "not all packages marked for upgrade" message from update-manager?05:41
janimodoes being in any of the seeds not automatically imply supported?05:41
janimoin edubuntu seeds two packages are both in ship and supported05:41
mvoherzi: can you attach your menu.list please to the bugreport?05:41
simiramvo: yes, that is, a bunch of packages that appearantly were held back05:42
janimoogra so I need ltsp-client-builder in the installer seed, and server-standalone and ltsp-client in the ship seed?05:42
ograjanimo, might be an oversight of me05:43
wasabiSo I want a nice round ubuntu logo sticker.05:43
janimoogra, ltsp-server is in supported only though05:43
ograjanimo, nope, you need Kamion to set up the installer seeds for you05:43
janimowhat is that?05:43
janimoogra I know (filing the bug)05:43
janimojust in the seeds area I mean05:43
ograjanimo, see /preseed in your iso05:44
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janimook, I'll look at the next iso I dl05:44
herzimvo: done (i don't think i ever changed that file)05:45
mvoherzi: thanks05:46
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janimoogra I'll need ldm too I guess?05:48
ograyep05:48
janimohmm, I see edubuntu server is only the ltsp stuff05:49
janimoso it does not have the minimal install the others have?05:49
ograand schooltool05:49
janimosince xubuntu already has the server seed unchanged05:49
ogra-server is installed alongside with -desktop05:49
janimois schooltool neede for generic LTSP, not just edubuntu?05:49
ogranope05:49
ograits standalone05:50
janimoso I don;t need it then05:50
ograyep05:50
janimowhat I mean there's no server as in php/mail/apache as in the other ubuntus05:51
mdzsfllaw: as I recall, the justification for eagle-usb was that it is required for lots of folks in France to use their ISPs05:51
sfllawmdz: Makes sense.  It sounds like we want someone to get it ported to using udev.05:52
mdzsfllaw: it might be worth asking around the mailing lists if that's accurate and if anyone with experience with it can help out05:52
ograjanimo, edubuntu-server predates the ubuntu-server seed05:52
janimook, but there's no server seed lik ein ubuntu right?05:53
ograno05:53
janimoso I know where I put the ltsp packages05:53
sfllawmdz: So... upstream?  Or ubuntu-devel?05:53
janimosince a server install is the minimal install05:53
janimoI cannot make that ltsp too05:54
janimohmm maybe a new seed is needed for that05:54
Keybuksfllaw: I tried to do that myself (which is why I was looking at it) and just couldn't figure out what the hell it was trying to do05:54
Kamionjanimo: you need ltsp-client-builder in the installer seed, yes05:54
Kamionjanimo: and also yes to ship changes05:54
janimoKamion, yes added that already, just not mirrored05:54
mdzsfllaw: upstream for the particular bug, -devel for deciding whether it's supportable on an ongoing basis05:54
Kamionwhatever you need ltsp-client-builder to install needs to be on the CD => in ship05:54
nomedMithrandir: would it be an idea to source a config file within casper ? where it's possible to set vars as USERNAME HOST  ?05:55
Keybuknomed: can't those be seeded using debconf?05:55
janimoKamion: so it does not need to be in server or some other seed too?In that case it's ok, I'll commit now05:55
Kamionjanimo: no05:55
Kamionjanimo: edubuntu-server is sort of a distraction here I think05:56
Kamionjanimo: hmm, well, maybe not05:56
nomedmaybe this could help even to skip scripts not needed by other distro as xubuntu ...05:56
Kamionjanimo: if you need to create something analogous to edubuntu-server, maybe you will need an ltsp-server seed05:56
ograedubuntu-server is supposed to be bigger than ltsp05:56
nomedKeybuk: ?05:56
janimoKamion, well that's what I was thinking, since server is taken alreday for minimal.05:56
jsgotangcoogra: it would be interesting to see -bigiron on edubuntu though :)05:56
janimoso an option in the menu corresponds to a seed ?05:56
janimonew option05:57
Kamionjanimo: er ... server means several things but none of them are equivalent to the minimal seed05:57
Kamionjanimo: no, it corresponds to a preseed file typically05:57
joelbryanadded the last 8 entries in SoC wiki page.05:57
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ograjsgotangco, if i can squeeze it into the CD (which exploded the last days without me doing anything again)05:57
Kamionjanimo: server means (a) "install a server" on Ubuntu CDs => minimal + standard, (b) ubuntu-server CD => minimal + standard + server, (c) edubuntu-server => minimal + standard + (edubuntu) server05:57
nomedKeybuk: if  you were asking to me .. it seems vars as USERNAME are hardcoded at the moment05:58
Kamionall three of these are different :-(05:58
highvoltagejanimo: they explain the server seeds a bit at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallCDCustomizationHowTo05:58
janimohighvoltage: thanks I'll look05:58
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ograKamion, i'm fine with renaming to classroom-server or something05:58
janimoah so server seed is only for server CD.Ok then05:58
Kamionhighvoltage: that sort of helps for some of it but it's far from complete05:58
Keybuknomed: it's possible; the old casper only exists now in spirit05:58
Kamionogra: after beta2, then? we need to coordinate a bit05:58
Kamionjanimo: right, in the case of Ubuntu05:59
ograKamion, if you blow the horn :)05:59
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Kamionjanimo: Edubuntu has a different meaning for it for historical reasons05:59
janimoKamion: so to actually have a new option in addition to workstation and minimal I need a new seed file? ltsp-server or such06:00
Kamionogra: a name that Xubuntu could also use would be nice, though06:00
Kamionwould simplify the chaos in cdimage06:00
Kamionargh, I completely do not understand the behaviour of Qt's layout managers06:00
Kamionjanimo: if it's just a simple extra couple of packages and doesn't need an extra metapackage, then actually you don't need to create a new seed, you just need to tell me the package names06:00
ograKamion, hmm, but edubuntu-server will be the classroom server seed in the future06:01
ogranot sure if thats even remotely usable for xubuntu or any other buntu06:01
Kamionogra: for edubuntu, sure, but if xubuntu has a server seed with a similar-ish purpose to edubuntu's then I'd like them to have the same name, and I'm not sure that classroom-server is a good name for xubuntu06:01
ogratrue06:01
Kamionbut if the purposes are radically dissimilar (i.e. they'd want different descriptions on the boot menu), then they could have different names, I guess06:02
janimoKamion: I'll have to understand first what goes where in edubuntu as some packages are in two seeds. what I know is that ltsp-server-standalone, ltsp-client and ldm need to be there .right ogra?06:02
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ograi dont want anything in the boot menu ... since its my default install06:02
janimoso if it's only these 3 and no need for a new seed fine by me06:02
ograjanimo, ltsp-server-standalone ltsp-client and ldm, yes06:03
ograhmm06:03
ograand openssh-server iirc06:03
ograits not a dependency, just a recommends06:04
Kamionogra: the default install is a boot menu entry06:05
Kamionjanimo: if it's just those and you don't want a metapackage, then the simplest course of action is for you to add them to the ship seed, and add a comment to the bug report you filed earlier asking me to create a boot menu entry with a given name that installs those packages in addition to the defaults06:05
janimoKamion, ok will do06:06
ograKamion, yes, but he needs an extra option, i dont06:06
janimoogra, so you suggest I add openssh-server as well?06:06
ograyou'll need it06:06
ograits essential06:06
Kamionogra: doesn't matter from the point of view of cdimage06:07
ograright06:07
janimoogra, openssh-server too?06:07
janimoogra, so if ldm, ltsp- server and client are installed the box automatically boots as a thin client server in addition of running a desktop itself?06:08
ograthats what i wrote above06:09
KamionRiddell: any idea why the dialog I create might have a huge pile of blank space around the VBox with all the actual widgets in? i.e. it doesn't seem to pack itself to anything like the right size06:09
janimook06:09
ograjanimo, you'll still need to adjust the dhcpo config06:09
ogra*dhcp06:09
janimois that manual?06:09
ograeft will do that automatically+06:09
janimook06:09
ograi have a patch ready but its to intrusive for dapper at this point06:09
janimoand does the edubuntu server actually start a local X too, or can it be headless?06:10
ograyou dont need local X 06:11
ograbut you need -desktop installed06:11
janimoright, so need X but not a local display06:11
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ograyou dont need local X 06:12
ograbut you need -desktop installed06:12
ogras/local//06:12
ograif you start a diskless client, it grabs the ip data and the tftp path from the running dhcp server on your server06:13
ograit then gets the kernel via tftp and boots06:13
ograduring boot initramfs mounts / via nfs from your server06:13
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ograthen it autodetects all values for the clients HW (similar to the live CD)06:14
ograif X on the client is up, it starts ldm06:14
janimoogra you said just recommend openssh06:14
janimootherwise it's a default open port right?06:14
ogranow if you log in ....06:14
ograldm starts: ssh -X user@server /etc/X11/XSession06:15
ograand the users session starts on the server, but displayed on the client06:15
ogras/but/but is/06:15
ograthast basically how ltsp works06:16
janimoright, thanks06:16
ogra(ubuntu ltsp=06:16
ogra)06:16
janimoI still need to check it out to see for myself :)06:16
ograyep06:16
ograhere are the post install notes: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/LTSPServerSetup06:17
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janimothanks06:17
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ograoh, and very important, you cant use ltsp easily if y dhcp server is running in your net already and you need a static interface to server the client network06:17
ogras/y/a/06:17
carlospitti: I think this channel is better06:20
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pitticarlos: hey, yes, I had to leave for a while06:23
pitticarlos: wow, today's import is a considerable jump :)06:23
carlospitti: I think there is something wrong with the report you sent to launchpad 06:24
carlospitti: yeah, but the report you sent doen't reflect it06:24
pitticarlos: hm, no, I looked wrong, it's actually not that much06:24
carlospitti: It was already there since Saturday, but we were breaking with a database lock so you were fetching the same tarball until today06:24
carlospitti: yes, there is a huge improvement...06:25
jpatrickcarlos: can you approve me for ubuntu-l10n-es ?06:25
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carlosjpatrick: I'm an admin but koke is the one reviewing the requests, please, talk with him...06:25
carlospitti: http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/rosetta-dapper-2006-04-21.log vs http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/rosetta-dapper-2006-04-25.log06:25
jpatrickcarlos: ok06:26
carlospitti: we have now 626 .pot files but the statistics you have are the same we had yesterday06:26
carlosjpatrick: thanks06:26
ogracarlos, pitti, oh, so it was you who made my edubuntu isos explode 06:26
carlosogra: ?06:26
ograits oversized since 21st06:27
carlosogra: we don't have all this on a new language pack (yet)06:27
pittiogra: no, I didn't build langpacks recently06:27
ograand since i didnt change anything i was searching for the packages that immensely raised in size06:27
kokejpatrick: read https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-l10n-es/06:27
ograpitti, bah, i was hoping i could blame you 06:27
carlosogra: not yet, sorry :-P06:27
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ogracarlos, i'll wait for it then and whine afterwards :P06:28
carlos:-)06:28
KamionRiddell: ok, you have a crash handler now, if I didn't screw up too badly; works for me anyway06:29
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pitticarlos: hm, strange06:31
carlospitti: we got exactly the same statistics from rosetta like yesterday so seems like you got the same tarball06:31
carlosinstead of the new one06:32
carlospitti: at what time are you executing your script?06:32
_ionUbuntu 6.06 (The Diaper Drake Release)06:32
pitti30 15 * * * /home/pitti/bin/langpack-report.sh06:32
_ionThank you, thank you. I will be here all week.06:32
pitticarlos: I fetch the tarball at 1430 rookery time06:32
pitticarlos: i. e. at 1330 UTC06:33
carlosthat was the problem06:33
carlospitti: the new export took more time06:33
carlospitti: and it finished after you fetch the tarball06:33
carlosso you got the old one06:33
pitticarlos: ok, so I just grabbed an old tarball06:33
carlosright06:34
pitticarlos: ok, I manually start a new round06:34
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carloscould you move it 30 minutes later? we finished 7 minutes later than you started06:34
carlospitti: thanks06:34
pitticarlos: sure06:34
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pitticarlos: done06:35
carlosok06:36
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Kinnisonpitti: with all this, are you likely to want another langpack run any time soon?06:46
pittiKinnison: yes, probably tomorrow06:47
Kinnisonpitti: okay, just let me know when/where :-)06:47
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pittiKinnison: thanks, will do06:49
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pittihi jvw06:55
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pitticarlos: ok, I got the new tarball, 170 MB now, wow :) I generate a new report06:57
jvwhi pitti :) -- I guess I should reconnect more often :-P06:57
carlospitti: :-D06:57
carlospitti: how big is your buildd tarball?06:57
pittimine is bigger, of course :-P06:58
carlosyeah, I know06:58
ograpitti, !06:58
pitticarlos: 260 MB06:58
ograno need to show off here :)06:58
pitti270 even06:58
carlosogra: ;-)06:58
carlospitti: I guess it includes .pot files, right?06:58
pitticarlos: no, it doesn't06:59
pitticarlos: I never bothered to add that functionality06:59
carlospitti: also, it includes .po files that will not end in the language pack06:59
pitticarlos: yes, some06:59
carlospitti: at least you have some documentation files06:59
pitticarlos: hm, actually not06:59
pitticarlos: the files that land in this tarball will all be shipped by the langpacks06:59
carlospitti: your statistics have manpages domains...06:59
pitticarlos: i. e. the real bug is that I don't sort them out well enough07:00
carlospitti: and thus you should remove them ;-)07:00
pitticarlos: yes, indeed07:00
carlosok07:00
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pitticarlos: once rosetta has full dapper imported, I'll happily drop the merging process and just use your's07:00
pitticarlos: but so far I just had to merge them07:00
carlospitti: that would be really soon, I just want to know how far are we from that point and your statistics script is helpful for that07:01
carlospitti: you have 930 translation domains, we have now 63007:01
pitticarlos: do you happen to have a list (or at least a subset) of domains that are definitively bogus?07:02
carlosand I'm sure that some of the missing ones are already on Rosetta but not set as being part of language packs07:02
pitticarlos: then I could clean up my import script so that we can converge07:02
carlospitti: your script will provide that list07:02
carloswhen I finish with rosetta cleanup the difference will be translation domains that you are missing (I found a couple of them already)07:03
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carlospitti: and the ones that you note as missing in Rosetta will be the ones that are documentation or anything else that should not be in a language pack07:03
carlosanyway, I could provide you with such list, yes07:04
carlosits an SQL query07:04
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carlosusually the ones you are missing are .pot files that don't have any translation but that rosetta got some translations07:05
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carloswill be back later today07:06
nomedjanimo: ping07:08
janimonomed: hi07:08
nomedhi janimo07:08
nomedit seems today livecd hasn't the install icon on the desktop07:08
nomedand as we know the menu entry doesn't work07:08
janimohmm.07:08
janimodo desktop icons work at all?07:08
janimoor is the setting off07:09
nomedjanimo: where is the install desktop file ?07:11
nomedi'm not logged in the live07:11
janimoshould be in /home/ubuntu/Desktop07:11
janimois ubuntu is the user07:11
nomedok .. so it's empty 07:12
janimodid autologin work?07:12
nomedyes07:12
janimoand is the new artwork there?07:12
nomedand ppl are reporting it as a bug now :D07:12
nomedjanimo: i don't know yet .. anyway it seems yes07:13
janimowhy don;t they like it?I mean the wallpaper not the usplash07:13
janimooh, autologin as bug? :)07:13
nomedjanimo: well users now expect gdm :)07:14
nomedanyway it works fine :)07:14
janimowe spoiled them with the beta07:14
janimodoes ubiquity run from cmd?07:14
janimoI don't have the CD downloaded.07:15
nomedyes07:15
janimois show icons the default desktop view?07:15
nomedi should test the last one07:15
janimolast one is todays07:15
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nomedjanimo: yes but as i told i'm not the one logged in xubuntu live :)07:16
nomedi can just tell you $HOME/Desktop is empty07:16
janimoI know, but next time you are07:16
nomedahh ok07:16
janimoor run it in qemu :)07:16
nomedtoo slow .. 07:17
janimoit boots faster here than on an actual 128M machine07:17
janimono more than 2 minutes to desktop07:17
nomedi tried sometime but i realized i' not so patient :)07:17
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mvo_herzi: I think I know what the problem with the grub thing is, I'll upload a fix today (I hope), if not today, please keep kicking me until I upload it :)07:22
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herzimvo_: i will :)07:24
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bddebianWhat is xlibmesa-gl-dev these days???07:31
LaserJockbddebian: something else :-)07:31
LaserJockbddebian: I usually check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Transitions/GLU07:32
LaserJockbddebian: I think that is current07:32
bddebianIt wasn't last time I looked, but I'll try, thanks07:32
pygiwho do I complain to about "Smart"? =P07:33
highvoltagesmart isn't even in ubuntu yet, right?07:34
highvoltage(i mean, packaged)07:34
_ionIt is.07:34
pygihighvoltage: right, but I still complain07:34
_ionI coincidentally tried it yesterday.07:35
_ionI installed and upgraded some packages, it seemed to work. :-)07:35
highvoltagepygi: well, sabdfl seems to like it, according to the edge announcement, so complain to him :)07:36
bddebianpygi: I was trying smart07:36
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ograpygi, wait with complaining until its the default installer ...07:38
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pygihighvoltage: yes, I know...07:38
ogras/installer/package manager/07:38
pygiogra: nah, I am running a global campaign against it =P07:38
ograto late07:38
ograit will be the preferred tool at some point for us07:38
_ionWhy not just modify apt with those features smart has?07:38
nomedreading its README file it seems really cool07:39
_ions/with/to have/07:39
pygiyes, I do understand that ogra, but that doesn't mean I have to like it, right? :P07:39
ogradunno if thats already edgy or edgy+107:39
HiddenWolfogra: why will we ditch apt?07:39
highvoltagesmart will have huge resistance, whether it's good or not.07:39
pyginomed: o please do say me how will a regular user install TGZ package which doesn't handle deps? or rpm which is unproven & unstable, and rpm from one rpm distro to other don't work07:39
ograhighvoltage, yep07:40
nomed_ion: i guess the algorithm itself is what make smart so smart :)07:40
_ionnomed: That's what i mean  why not make apt use that very algorithm? :-)07:40
nomedthe way it solves deps :)07:40
ograpygi, if these features work, wouldnt you say smart is cooler athn anything else  07:40
ogra*than07:40
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HiddenWolf_ion: according to the smart page canonical is paying for it's development, so I guess the choice has been made07:41
nomedumm .. smart is in python and mainted in python ...07:41
pygiHiddenWolf: yea, nothing can be changed...07:41
pygiogra: still no... apt is proven technology, and it's shortcomings can and will be fixed07:41
HiddenWolfI'm just wondering, what is it that apt can't do?07:41
pygialso, smart HAS ISSUES, not only in code and features, but at it's "show"07:41
pygiit's more developer's centric, then users-centric07:41
pygiHiddenWolf: it has it's shortcomings, but it will be resolved rather soon...07:42
nomedpygi: i guess an app as gnome-app-install is  users-centric too :)07:42
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nomedand maybe more07:42
highvoltageHiddenWolf: well, the nice thing about smart is, that it doesn't matter if you install rpm's or debs, then again, APT can work with RPM's and Deb's too, strictly speaking. it's just not implemented well yet :/07:42
HiddenWolfpygi: not my point. I just don't see why apt would need replacement, what can smart do that apt can't?07:43
pygihighvoltage: hm, rpm from mandrake won't work on fedora for example, and will break system07:43
HiddenWolfhighvoltage: considering almost everything has a .deb that isn't a huge advantage07:43
pygialso, tgz doesn't have deps 07:43
pygiand now imagine installing that on deb system07:43
highvoltageHiddenWolf: i agree, dpkg is way advanced compared to rpm.07:44
highvoltagepygi: the same is true for .deb's too, a .deb from mepis or knoppix or debian won't necassarily work on ubuntu ;)07:44
pygiwhatever, I know my opinion doesn't count even a bit, but I had to say07:44
HiddenWolfI'm just interested if someone can tell me "this is what smart will fix"07:44
pygihighvoltage: wanna bet that rpm is way worser?07:45
nomedHiddenWolf: it's well explained within a README file07:45
_ionhiddenwolf: Well, there's a bunch of comparisons in the README.07:45
mjg59Can we not have this discussion here, please?07:45
mjg59It's very off-topic07:45
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highvoltagepygi: yeah07:45
highvoltageperhaps also a bit off-topic, i put the "Xubuntu is a registered trademark of canonical message" at the bottom of http://www.xubuntu.org07:50
highvoltageis that true? that xubuntu is a registered trademark? with whom can i follow up on that?07:50
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Keybukhighvoltage: silbs.08:01
highvoltageKeybuk: that's jane.silber@canonical.com?08:03
ograhighvoltage, yes08:03
highvoltagethanks08:04
Keybukthe answer to any admin question is to ask one of the janes or one of the claires usually08:07
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mdkeelmo, Znarl, ping?08:21
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DizietI think I've done too many experiments on this testbed and it's time to reinstall it.  It's gone really very strange.08:29
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pitticarlos: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/rosetta-buildd-diff-report.txt08:39
pitticarlos: *much* better :)08:39
bddebianIs the sync issue fixed yet?08:40
sfllawThe default sound-mixing thingy is still esd for Dapper, right?08:40
crimsunpitti: could I pick your brain for two minutes (if you have time) please?08:40
crimsunsfllaw: alsa native08:40
sfllawcrimsun: Thanks.08:41
pitticrimsun: sure08:42
LaserJockbddebian: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources08:42
crimsunpitti: RE: gnome-control-center: sometimes setting defaults.{pcm,ctl}.cards results in the errors we see with alsa-lib spitting out conf hook errors. It's worked around by using the old Breezy-style card index. Could we wrap a transparent (to the user) test into gnome-control-center so this check to see if setting the default card worked?08:43
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pitticrimsun: oh, so sometimes the !defaults.pcm.card foo fails?08:43
Kamionbddebian: no08:43
Kamionbddebian: cprov is still working on it08:44
bddebianFark08:44
pitticrimsun: so, we could first try by name, then opening the default device and check for errors?08:44
crimsunpitti: it's not optimal by far (since the index can change under us after reboot), but it's better than it failing completely08:44
pittiindeed08:44
Kamionbddebian: shouldn't be a big deal; I expect it to be fixed soon08:44
crimsunpitti: yeah, sometimes setting defaults.{pcm,ctl}.cards fails for the string08:44
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pitticrimsun: I was really busy with printing stuff recently, but I seriously strive for putting my attention to other packages RSN08:45
pitticrimsun: ok, that sounds doable, as long as snd_pcm_open really fails then08:45
crimsunpitti: awesome, thanks much.08:45
pitticrimsun: added to my todo list; thank you for pointing it out!08:46
crimsungreat, this will close several bugs in Malone :)08:46
pitticrimsun: are they all assigned to alsa-lib? or control-center?08:47
pitticrimsun: erm, alsa-utils of course08:48
crimsunpitti: they're varied; which would you prefer?08:48
pitticrimsun: well, control-center would fit since it has to be fixed there08:48
crimsunright, that's what I was thinking08:48
crimsunI'll triage the ones I find to g-c-c, then08:48
pittianyway, as long as ubuntu-audio is subscribed, I'll find them08:49
crimsunok08:49
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bddebianShit, libvarconf is an depends for cyphesis-cpp08:55
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Mithrandirnomed: I've considered it09:07
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bddebianAck, source for eris is 1.3.10 but binaries are 1.3.9x09:10
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bddebianOh, no I'm wrong09:11
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bddebianIs there still a germinate list posted anywhere?09:39
mdkebddebian, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/ ?09:40
FjodorDoes anyone know where X looks up strings with XLookupString? It doesn't seem to be able to look up Danish chars here09:41
FjodorAnd seems too technical for #ubuntu+1, so sorry for asking here09:42
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janimoFjodor: tried the manpage? it does not say where it looks though09:45
mdzKamion: does apt-setup still do its disabling of sources it can't contact?  that shouldn't be necessary anymore now that apt and friends behave sensibly about it09:45
mdzin fact it's undesirable now09:45
janimoin the X keymap tables09:45
wasabiThere are sparc buildds?09:45
wasabiNice.09:45
Fjodorjanimo: Looking at it. 09:46
mdzwasabi: where did you think all the sparc .debs were coming from? ;-)09:46
wasabiNever noticed em.09:46
wasabiWas just browsing LP and saw all these sparc machines.09:47
mvo_mdz: iirc this is no longer the case09:47
wasabiWhen we getting some ARM's? hahah09:47
mvo_mdz: (apt-setu disables sources it can't connect)09:47
ograwasabi, with buntu09:47
wasabiThere people working on that?09:48
FjodorWell, my girlfriend just called me, so I'll look later. But how would I select a keysym table with Danish chars?09:48
ograno idea, but its on the list since hoary, so eventually someone will jump on it i guess09:48
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janimoFjodor: set it in xorg.conf or with the gnome keyboard applet09:50
ograKamion, so do all your ignore time conflict changes make my change to ltsp-build-client unnecessary ? 09:50
janimoFjodor: or read xkb documentation09:51
dholbachwasabi__, wasabi_, wasabi: it's techboard meeting09:57
wasabiwoh. hi. ;)09:57
bddebianmdke: SThx09:58
bddebian-S09:58
bddebianHmm, I don't see liberis on there anywhere09:58
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AnsiChello10:07
bddebianHello AnsiC10:07
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janimoKamion: does everything that's on the liveCD get onto the installed one? Bug #40657 adds gnome session to gdm/xubuntu10:48
UbugtuMalone bug 40657 in xubuntu-meta "Gnome GDM option installed, but gnome crashes" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4065710:48
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pygipitti: around?10:49
pittihi pygi 10:54
pygihi pitti 10:54
pygisince when is wpasupplicant responsible for ESSID? :-/10:55
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Keybukin n-m, since 0.610:55
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Keybukthus pitti's "BREAK NM MUAHAHAHA" patch10:55
pittipygi: that's a very good question, I was quite stunned to learn that, too10:56
pittipygi: so this patch "don't use wpasupplicant for unencrypted networks" probably has to go, right?10:56
Mithrandiris that why my n-m enabled interface changes essids on a whim?10:56
pittipygi: essid setting/scanning works quite fine for me, but seems to break for others, so I just give up10:56
pygipitti: yes, but that way we break PPC I believe10:56
pittipygi: well, you can always uninstall wpasupplicant10:57
Mithrandirpitti: it works for me, but it ends up reassociating without telling nm-applet.10:57
pittithat will purge ubuntu-minimal, but well, tough luck10:57
Mithrandirwpasupplicant is in ubuntu-minimal.10:57
pygipitti: what about calling for broader testing of that?10:57
pygimost of people don't complain10:57
pittiMithrandir: indeed, that's why I wrote that patch in the first place, and by my understanding of the 0.5 code it should have worked quite well10:58
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janimoMithrandir: does casper do the copying of ubiquity install in ~/Desktop?10:58
pittiMithrandir: I wasn't aware that wpasupplicant now even fiddles with essid, sorry10:58
janimoit's not there in the xubuntu live of today and am trying to figure out why10:58
pittipygi: testing of what? reverting the patch?10:58
Mithrandirjanimo: ubuiquity-casper if so.10:58
pygipitti: well, test it at current status...altought we have reports, it's minority10:59
pittipygi: if the patch breaks stuff, we should revert it, sure11:00
pittipygi: I guess there are fewer ppc users than WEP/WPA users11:00
pygipitti: ah, it works for me perfectly tho :-/11:00
pitti(on that matter, I have never used a WPA or WEP network so far, but I was told)11:00
pygiso for you as well11:00
pygipitti: ugh :-/11:02
Seveaspitti, I added the plugdev recipe to blousey (buginfo tool) and it's now ready to roll 11:03
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pygiSeveas: does it work for u?11:03
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Seveas11:04
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pygi11:04
Seveasquick paste, looking for opinions:11:04
Seveas<Seveas> the debug-information-report-tool is ready to roll, bzr archive on http://kaarsemaker.net/files/Software/blousey - should I upload a package to REVU?11:05
Seveas<mdz> sure, unless it would fit better into an existing package11:05
Seveas<Seveas> It's a one-python-script-plus-one-manpage package, any suggestions where it would fit?11:05
Seveas<mdz> haven't thought about it, try -devel11:05
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pygiSeveas: rather new package I suppose11:06
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Kamionmdz: I thought it didn't due to the apt changes, but apparently that's not quite true - I'll investigate11:08
Kamionogra: no idea, I was bringing them in for other reasons, although I guess it's possible (shouldn't make a difference for CD installs though)11:09
ograKamion, ok, i'll kepp my patch for now and try tomorrows iso first :)11:09
ogra*keep11:09
bddebianWho is Bruce Cowan?11:12
mdkebddebian, searching on launchpad gives https://launchpad.net/people/bruce-cowan11:14
bddebianYeah, so why is he trying to do syncs?11:15
mdkeyou'll have to ask him, I suspect11:15
nomedMithrandir: in last xubuntu live espresso is the installer and casper has already ubiquity-hooks ..11:17
nomedThat's why the espresso desktop file can't be in $HOME/Desktop ...11:17
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wiggyelmo around?11:19
wiggyhaven't been able to reach him all day11:19
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ficusplanetWill any 2.14.2/2.14.3 releases of GNOME software make it into dapper?  There is a bug in gnome-power-manager that the maintainer tells me can be fixed with a small patch to a HAL script and the soon-to-be-released 2.14.3 version of gpm.11:26
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bddebianOK, I realize my name is Mud in here but I did want to say that despite having ~10,000 bugs filed, Dapper looks damn nice!!11:26
SeveasBarry "Mud" DeFreese 11:27
sfllawI'm still dist-upgrading.11:27
ograbddebian, you didnt bring it below 10000 today ? 11:27
bddebianogra: I'm trying man, I'm trying11:27
ograbddebian, go go go !11:27
bddebianAnd according to LP, I'm not even an Ubuntu Member and have no @ubuntu.com e-mail ;-P11:27
Seveasheh, most I did on malone today was rejecting bugs11:27
=== pitti just noticed that he merely closed 4 bugs by fixing them today :/
Seveaslol11:28
pittiat that rate we'll hardly drop below 10.000...11:28
pygiI can look into some of n-m, apt, synaptic bugs if it needs11:28
ograpitti, it was only ~100 above 10000 today11:28
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bddebianHeya seb12811:32
ograpitti, also seb128 is on vacation ... that raises the rate a lot11:32
pittiogra: but now we have sfllaw, so all will be good soon!11:33
ograyeah11:33
pittiogra: oh, btw, does the AE work for you with latest kernel?11:33
sfllawThat doesn't fix your fix rate.11:33
seb128what rate?11:33
sfllawExactly.11:33
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ograpitti, still hadnt time to upgrade (and i wonder why update-manager is so silent)11:34
sfllawI can only reject so many bugs.11:34
sfllawAnd I have to find excuses!11:34
seb128hi sfllaw11:34
ograseb128, the rate of newly filed bugs vs closed bugs 11:34
ograwe're lost without you :)11:34
seb128lol11:35
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seb128I try catching up on my count this week too11:35
sfllawpitti: I used to be a sysadmin.11:35
sfllawAlso, I have trouble killing our users.11:35
pittisolar radiation!11:35
dholbachsfllaw: may I introduce you to seb128 - it's our magic weapon against bugs :-)11:35
sfllawThey are all so far away.11:35
dholbachseb128: may I introduce to the bug master :-)11:35
seb128if I don't do anything for a week I'll be 1000 unread mail behind or something11:35
seb128it took me weeks after UI sprint11:36
seb128I'll not do it again11:36
ograyeah, seb128 is the bug smartbomb11:36
bddebianogra: See, I'm the first to say hello to seb128 and I don't even get a Hi :-)11:36
seb128Hi bddebian11:36
Seveasseb128, malone sends me upwards of 5000 mails per week :/11:36
sivangpitti: BofH ?11:36
pittisivang: don't tell me you don't know...11:37
sivangpitti: hmm, seems I dont :)11:37
sivangpitti: care to enlighten me?11:37
pittisivang: http://bofh.ntk.net/Bastard.html11:37
Seveas11:37
seb128Seveas: I do reply to every single one of my bugs that don't get a proper reply by somebody else or don't mark them as read11:37
pittisivang: very funny and enlightening stories about how a sysadmin should not be :)11:38
sivangah!11:38
sivangpitti: I didn't recognize the acroym11:38
sivangacronym, even :)11:38
seb128Seveas: I doubt you make sure than those 5000 mails get a proper reply ;)11:38
seb128or you are incredibly good11:38
Seveasseb128, I try to give all of them some attention11:38
seb128because I don't copy with my 1000 spending 10 hours a day11:38
seb128s/copy/cope11:38
Seveasnot all mails are new bugs fortunately ;)11:39
sivangseb128: any idea what would be good to do with malone #40802 ?11:41
UbugtuMalone bug 40802 in gnome-system-tools "in users-admin user privileges there are 3 modem entries" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4080211:41
Mithrandirgrr, convert doesn't write 1-bit pngs correctly.11:42
seb128sivang: no, and there is a collection of other new g-s-t bugs too if you want11:42
ograwhat do you need 1bit pngs for ? 11:42
sivangseb128: I've startd following the, checking whenever I can11:42
sivangseb128: will drop in during the following days11:42
seb128bug 4093511:42
UbugtuMalone bug 40935 in gnome-system-tools "Grammar fixes in "User Privileges" tab of User Properties" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4093511:42
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seb128bug #4080311:43
UbugtuMalone bug 40803 in gnome-system-tools "can't enable/disable audio privilege in users-admin" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4080311:43
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Mithrandirogra: use less space than 8 bit when doing a4 scans in 300dpi11:43
ograah11:43
sivangseb128: thanks11:44
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slomo__Kamion: please demote wavpack to universe... it's not needed in main anymore, only rdepend is gst-plugins0.8 which is in universe now11:56
mdzslomo__: it's already pending, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/anastacia.txt11:57
mdzslomo__: anastacia notices when a package which was pulled into main by a dependency is no longer needed there11:57
slomo__mdz: oh ok, thanks :)11:58
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dholbachnight guys11:59
pyginight dholbach12:00
sivangnight dholbach 12:00
dholbachnight pygi, sivang12:00
jmgwhy are all scripts named after women like that?12:01
sivangslomo__: I will have an update for upbackup soon enough , until when are you going to be here?12:01

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