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pittidanimo: can you please open a bug against cupsys?12:01
pittidanimo: please include the outputs of cups-deviced as cupsys and as root12:02
danimoaye12:02
pittidanimo: and maybe do 12:02
pittisudo -u cupsys strace -o deviced-strace.txt /usr/lib/cups/daemon/cups-deviced 1 1 `id -u cupsys` '' > /dev/null12:02
pittidanimo: and attach deviced-strace.txt12:02
Keybukdoko: lib32gcj7 any idea?  guessing amd64-32-bit-thingy12:03
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danimopitti: funny, the backend detects it with either user, when being called manually12:04
=== danimo will try to track it down a bit further before reporting
pittidanimo: thank you12:04
dokoKeybuk: can go, it's in one of the ia32libs now12:04
danimopitti: do you know a way that I could use to find out what permissions cups uses to call its backends?12:06
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danimohmm, probably it has to call them with cupsys.lp12:06
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Keybukdoko: do you know about lib32bz2-1.0 and its -dev?  are they in ia32?12:07
pittidanimo: you could replace cups-deviced with a small shell script that does 'id' and then exec's the real deviced with $@12:07
pittidanimo: or intercept it with gdb and look in /proc/<pid>/status12:08
pittidanimo: but since that seems to be a more common problem, I'll add some logging of that in the next cups version12:08
pittiso that you can see it in error_log with LogLevel debug12:08
danimopitti: ok12:09
dokoKeybuk: not on amd64, but on ia6412:09
pittiguys, I need some sleep12:09
Keybukdoko: seed for amd64?12:09
dokonot sure, which third party apps might need it. seeding doesn't hurt12:09
pittigood night everyone!12:10
pittiKeybuk: did you seed vim-tiny? I have a mail open from Nafallo asking for that12:12
danimopitti: uid=100(cupsys) gid=106(lpadmin) Gruppen=7(lp),20(dialout),106(lpadmin),110(scanner)12:12
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danimopitti: I got that by adding a fake backend that would only call "id"12:12
pittidanimo: hm, that sounds fine12:12
danimoabsolutely12:12
pittidanimo: does the strace reveal any error?12:12
pittidanimo: FWIW, I have an USB printer here, too, and it's perfectly recognized 12:13
danimopitti: odd, new it also works with only cupsys12:13
Keybukpitti: yup12:13
danimopitti: and I changed nothing12:13
pittiKeybuk: thanks12:13
danimopitti: I don't get it12:13
Keybukpitti: just pushing the seed changes now12:13
pittidanimo: you changed something, you debugged the package ->  heisenbug :)12:14
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danimopitti: yes :}12:14
danimopitti: at least I have a pove that it wasn't there at some point12:15
danimopitti: so it proves I'm not insane at least :)12:15
pittidanimo: I believe you, I think this happened to me once, too12:15
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pittiok, good night, 2nd attempt12:15
pittisleep well everyone12:15
mdkenight12:15
mdkebtw, did anyone figure out why vi is the default editor still?12:16
Keybukwhy shouldn't it be?12:17
mdkeKeybuk: dude.12:18
Keybuksorry, I'll rephrase that question12:18
mdkeor was that a serious question?12:18
Keybukwhat makes you think we've done anything to make it *not* the default editor?12:18
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/6.06-beta-212:18
Kamionfeedback welcome12:18
KamionKeybuk: it was nano in warty as I remember, and we always intended the default editor to be nano12:18
mdkeand hoary, and breezy12:19
Kamionwe discussed that very early on12:19
Keybukyes12:19
Keybukyou're correct12:19
mdkeKeybuk: bug #39469 if you wanna look into it :)12:19
UbugtuMalone bug 39469 in vim "Nano is not the default editor, and should be" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3946912:19
KeybukSOMEBODY changed the vim alternatives priority to 120 :p12:19
Keybuk(breezy)12:19
Keybuk/usr/bin/vim - priority 3512:19
Keybuk slave editor.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/vim.1.gz12:19
Keybuk(dapper)12:19
Keybuk/usr/bin/vim - priority 12012:19
Keybuk slave editor.1.gz: /usr/share/man/man1/vim.1.gz12:19
Keybuk-- 12:19
KeybukDebian inheritance, I guess12:19
Keybuktrivial to fix12:20
mdkeyay12:20
Keybukit actually looks like a missed merge12:22
Keybukmaybe Debian changed how they set it12:22
Keybukfixed anyhoo12:23
mdkethanks dude, that has been hanging around for ages, brilliant12:23
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crimsunKamion: perhaps the Xubuntu portion can be reworded to something along the lines of: "An updated Xubuntu 6.06 LTS Beta 2 release is in preparation and will be announced shortly."12:24
crimsun("6.06 LTS Beta 2" is a bit awkward above, but perhaps consistency is key)12:24
Kamioncrimsun: I think that is a bit too clumsy - maybe "An updated Xubuntu release is also in preparation ..."?12:25
crimsunKamion: sure, that sounds fine12:26
Kamionoh, any other really important changes in the distro I should mention?12:26
Kamionyou have about five minutes12:26
darius_My latop is eating extraordinary amounts of CPU resources while my use is idle (since upgrading to Dapper Beta 1 from Hoary).  The resource consumption isn't reflected by process usage but both top and vmstat show it.  Is there anything useful I could produce for a bug report?12:26
KamionI wouldn't mind being clearer that it's only a live CD re-release, but not sure how12:26
crimsunKamion: Jani's the one to ask, but he has gone to sleep.12:27
Kamioncrimsun: I mean in the distro more generally12:28
crimsunoh12:28
Kamionfor the releases I'm doing today12:28
KamionI could just say that it includes a further week's worth of stabilisation or something12:29
Kamionoh, and I should mention that installs on reiserfs work now, they were broken12:29
infinityYeah, cause "stabilisation" is exactly what happens in the week after a CD release. :)12:29
Kamioninfinity: ssh12:30
crimsunthe reiserfs bit certainly is important enough to mention12:30
infinity"Installs on reserfs now work again... They were broken in the previous release. *"... "* Don't install on reiser anyway.  Please.  kthx."12:31
KamionOf course, an extra week's worth of the whole team's development and12:32
Kamionstabilisation efforts is also included.12:32
Kamionsomething like that?12:32
infinityThat sounds sufficiently fluffy. :)12:32
infinityIs this your subtle way of saying you're leaving the distro team and joining bizdev?12:33
Kamionthppt12:33
KamionI suspect bizdev would rather I stayed on distro12:33
infinityThen we all agree. :)12:33
Kamioncrimsun: since you're here, can you let Xubuntu folks know that http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily-live/20060427.1/ is a beta2 candidate?12:34
crimsunKamion: announced in #xubuntu and on xubuntu-devel, thanks12:38
mrothBenC: is the ip3945 fix you committed incorporating the patch to unbreak WPA support, or is that being handled seperately?12:38
Kamionta12:41
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mdkewhat a lovely upstream12:42
mdke"I think I've found this bug" [...]  "don't come wasting our time with Ubuntu packages when we've fixed the bug ages ago" 12:44
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Keybukheh12:48
Keybukwhich upstream?12:48
mdkewell, irssi12:48
mdkewhat bothers me is that I went out of my way to be really nice, and got slammed12:49
mdkepah12:50
tsengyou could have gotten banned12:50
tsengala #gaim12:50
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tsengI would consider it a win12:50
mdkereally? people are just generally nasty if you want to report bugs when using Ubuntu packages?12:51
tsengno, but its not uncommon12:51
mdkethat's a shame12:52
mdkethey lose out on those people who've found bugs which they didn't fix yet12:52
tsengnot ubuntu-specific12:52
tsengsome are exclusive to gentoo hating, some don't care what distro the bug is in12:52
mjrit's somehow my impression that irssi's "fixed that bugs ages ago" nowadays continues "and it'll be ages before it's in any release version"12:52
tsengall of the upstreams i work with atm are wonderful, though12:52
tsengso props to them12:52
mdkethe general idea seemed to be that if you're not using their cvs head or whatever, you shouldn't be wasting their time reporting bugs12:53
mjrmdke, indeed12:53
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tsengyeah, and in some cases that is sensible12:53
tsengto a point, no reason to be a dick though12:53
mdketseng: well. it's worth the effort filtering bugs, or answering people nicely in irc to catch the bugs that those using cvs head may have missed12:54
mdkebut yeah, no reason to be a dick, in any case12:54
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jdubKamion: approved01:25
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Kamion] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | If your initramfs is broken in any way, please save a copy for infinity | LP upgraded, report issues on #launchpad | Beta 2 released
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Kamion] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | If your initramfs is broken in any way, please save a copy for infinity | LP upgraded, report issues on #launchpad | Beta 2 released | please test Xubuntu beta2 candidate
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Kamion] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | If your initramfs is broken in any way, please save a copy for infinity | LP upgraded, report issues on #launchpad | Beta 2 released | please test Xubuntu daily-live beta2 candidate
Kamion(sorry for spam)01:48
Kamionjdub: thanks01:48
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unreal_drhello all, the latest package of nautilus is broken01:53
unreal_drit keeps crashing/restarting 01:53
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mdkeunreal_dr: bug tracker is at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs, search before you fil01:54
mdkefile*01:54
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unreal_drmdke: k01:58
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unreal_drBug #4181102:09
UbugtuMalone bug 41811 in nautilus "nautilus crashes continuously" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4181102:09
dieman_nice02:20
dieman_my torrents automagically started02:20
dieman_for beta202:20
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bddebianHowdy folks03:04
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usualWhat is an LTS release?03:16
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usualI would ask in #ubuntu but it says I am banned for some reason03:30
neuralisusual: LTS == long term support.03:30
whiprushit happens03:30
usualneuralis, thanks03:30
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neuralisusual: normal ubuntu releases are supported for 18 months; dapper has 3 years of support on the desktop and 5 on the server.03:30
usualgreat03:31
usualI hope to see alot of devel on the server offering03:32
usual:)03:32
neuralisusual: what do you mean?03:33
bddebianAny of you have a thought about what to do with this bug?03:33
bddebianBug #2418503:33
UbugtuMalone bug 24185 in xorg xserver-xorg "cannot find 'fixed' font after upgrade" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2418503:33
usualneuralis, unless things have changed since, or I am just out right wrong, the server "version" of ubuntu was just a barebone install...kind of like a net install of debian...minimal packages. 03:34
HrdwrBoBusual: yes, that's the point03:35
HrdwrBoByou then install what you want/need03:35
neuralisusual: the 'server' install from regular cds is the minimal installation, yes. the ubuntu-server CDs actually offers server packages, and a LAMP installation mode.03:35
usualHrdwrBoB, yes, I agree. What I meant by more devel is possibly some of the custom configuration options and tools you find in some other dists03:35
neuralisusual: you won't see any of those in dapper, really.03:35
usualneuralis, thats cool, I just think some custom things like that would be cool in the server version03:37
neuralisusual: that's a great place for you to get involved, then.03:37
usualI didn't know about the LAMP install option03:37
usualneuralis, I honestly would love to get involved. I just feel I would end up letting peopl down with my busy work schedule03:38
usualespecialy after we lost another guy today :(03:38
neuralisusual: most *everyone* here has a busy work schedule. every little bit helps.03:39
usualI guess your right.03:39
usualneuralis, what do you do to contribute?03:39
neuralisusual: i'm one of the server team admins.03:40
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bddebianinfinity or fabbione: Awake?03:50
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zuli doub it03:52
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Amaranthomfg03:56
Amaranthjust got done with all my willow edits, went to save, glade crashed and wrote out only about 2% of the file03:56
Amaranthwillow GUI03:56
neuralisAmaranth: save early, safe often [tm] 03:56
Amaranthneuralis: heh03:57
Amaranthneuralis: it was only about 30 minutes03:57
Amaranthwhich is about how often i save03:57
usualneuralis, what type of help is needed with the server team04:03
neuralisusual: well, you seem to want custom tools. writing specifications for some of these might be a good use of your time.04:05
neuralisusual: otherwise, the usual -- testing, bug triage and fixing, patches.04:05
usualneuralis, by specifications do you mean more detail written up information on what tools would be useful?04:06
neuralisusual: in a way. ubuntu development is driven by specifications; see, e.g. https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+specs for dapper specs.04:07
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jdubmjg59: ping06:00
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robitaillehummm...is there any known problem with Beta 2?  An espresso install on my laptop is now stuck at 72% during the  "installing the system" on my laptop?  Hopefully it is simply a bad CD.06:08
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mjg59jdub: Hi08:42
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janimoKamion: xubuntu beta2 candidate looks good (better than beta1 anyway)08:48
jdubmjg59: always with the Hi08:48
janimoit's ready for being tagged as beta208:48
janimois there a known bug with the livecd not rebooting when told but hanging instead?09:04
janimoit's happening in the xubuntu live at least09:05
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pittiGood morning09:06
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Kamionrobitaille: check /var/log/installer/syslog to see if there's anything there09:10
Kamionjanimo: rebooting requires gnome-session09:10
infinityjanimo: It happened to me once, and then I was unable to reproduce it, so never tracked down why it was upset about rebooting.09:10
janimojdub: can I add specific email address patterns (mx domains) to mailman junk filters09:10
janimomost of the spam on the xubuntu list comes from two specific domains09:11
Kamionjanimo: we use gdm-signal --reboot, but we also need to be able to tell the session manager to exit09:11
janimoKamion: aha, I'll see how to fix that without gnome session. although even beta1 would not reboot and it had it09:11
Kamion(or the window manager, whatever)09:11
janimook, I'll debug it09:11
infinityOkay, clearly a different bug than mine. :)09:12
janimoKamion: congrats on ubiquity, testted it first time with xubuntu beta2 and works pretty well, and relatively fast09:12
janimoinfinity: last time what I saw, it said press a key to reboot but did not sense the key09:12
janimoso it stayed in the splashdon screen09:13
infinityjanimo: Err, yeah, that's the bug I was referring to.09:13
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janimook09:13
infinityjanimo: Whereas the bug Kamion's talking about would be much earlier (ie: X will never shut down)09:13
janimoinfinity: yes, that happened today :)09:13
robitailleKamion: it must have been a bad media:  I burned a new CD, and it worked.  But I did a check CD beforehand, and it didn't show any error.  but the install was frozen: I couldn't get to a console or an xterm so I had to do a hard reboot09:19
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Kamionjanimo: that's good to know, thanks; I'll do the beta2 release when I've woken up a little bit more09:25
Kamionrobitaille: if it's hard-frozen, I blame the kernel09:25
infinityIt' snot unheard of for really crap CDRs to go bad after a few reads (so, you could get the CD check to pass, then have the dye bite the dust during the install)09:27
robitailleKamion:   I just did a 2nd check CD, and once again it shows no errors.  So I'm not sure what is the problem, and if it is the CD itself. It's a 4 year old CD-RW, so it might be very well going bad09:28
infinityOh, if the CD check was good AFTER the failure, though, that's not CDR dye dying. :)09:28
infinitySounds more likely to be a kernel heisenbug to me.09:28
robitailleIf I wasn't lazy and it it wasn't 12:30am, I would retry another install with that CD, but right now it's time to go to bed :)09:30
janimocrimsun: thanks for the tips :)09:31
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dholbachgood morning09:41
mdke_morning dholbach!09:41
dholbachhey mdke!09:42
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pittihi Kagou 10:08
Kagouhi pitti 10:08
Kagoui saw the beta 2 release ... strange that beta 2 is from 20 april no ?!10:09
pittiKagou: the installer CD? yes, it didn't change10:09
Kagouah ok ... the live is from yesterday built indeed10:10
KamionKagou: Read the first paragraph of https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-April/000072.html, carefully. :)10:12
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dholbachjanimo, Gloubiboulga: nice work on Xubuntu - it looks awesome10:24
janimodholbach: you mean the wallpaper ;) ?10:24
dholbachthe wallpaper and other small changes10:25
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janimoyep, the wallpaper is Jozsef Mak's work, the de-facto xubuntu art person :)10:25
janimoindeed we made some other small changes in panel layout and dekstop menu, some more polish to come 10:25
dholbachnice!10:26
dholbachI guess I'll have an old G4 to test it on soon as well10:26
janimocomplains from l33t users about it looking too much like gnome will fall on deaf ears ;)10:26
dholbach:-)10:27
dholbachyou can have xubuntu-artwork-{kids,geeks} for next release :)10:28
janimoyeah, the ubuntu gnome look is very polished and worth copying, so I try to do that when possible10:29
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Kamionjanimo: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/releases/dapper/beta-2/ - feel free to announce11:03
janimoKamion: thanks11:03
Kamionnp11:03
sivangmorning11:03
janimoKamion, I'll just link to cdimage I as there are no mirrors for this right?11:04
Kamionright, releases.u.c mirrors are a bit too full to be able to accommodate xubuntu as well11:04
KamionI think there's the occasional mirror of cdimage but it's a bit sporadic11:04
janimook11:05
Kamion(understandably, due to cdimage being HUGE)11:05
Kamioncjwatson@little:~/cdimage/www/full$ du -sh11:05
Kamion275G    .11:05
Kamionreleases:11:05
Kamioncjwatson@little:~/cdimage/www/simple$ du -sh11:05
Kamion41G     .11:05
janimook, just to make sure it's not bad directing only to cdimage without uk/europe/rest of the world style pointers11:06
Kamionno, that's fine11:06
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janimoKamion can you stop the mail from being sent out to u-announce11:23
janimoI apparently left out a - from the link11:23
janimowrong copy/paste11:23
janimoweird html mail11:24
Kamionjanimo: I'm not a u-a moderator11:24
Kamiontry jdub11:24
janimoah actually there's a cancel posting link11:25
janimophew11:25
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pittimvo: ping11:34
jdubjanimo: you're sorted?11:37
mvopitti: pong11:37
janimojdub: yes, I cancelled it11:40
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Kamionthe "package" icon was the best I could think of for jigdo11:45
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dholbachcan somebody confirm that I'm not going crazy? apt-get source <package-that-uses-simple-patchsys.mk>; cd package*; cdbs-edit-patch randompatch -> mkdir debian/123; echo bla > debian/123/4 -> ctrl-d -> debuild -> ls  --  notice that debian/something was not patched, but the patch turns up in package-version/package-version/debian/something11:54
dholbachand please don't suggest that I'm mad to patch debian/11:54
Treenaksyou're mad to patch debian/11:54
mjg59Woo. Dapper works OOTB on this recent nvidia chipset.11:55
Treenakswhoa, sane nvidia chipsets?11:55
Treenaksdocumented nvidia chipsets?11:55
mjg59No11:55
mjg59No 3D, either11:55
TreenaksYou have a weird definition of 'works' then11:56
mjg59I have a screen that's the correct resolution11:56
mjg59Whereas Breezy gave me something that really wasn't11:56
dholbachnarf... I want to add a bunch of files and a directory structure in there and just have to remove the patch, if I decide in a latter upload that I was on crack11:56
dholbachdpatch works fine for that usecase11:56
dholbachand patching debian/ works with simple-patchsys too11:57
dholbachit just seems to be directories in debian that confuse it11:57
mjg59Oh dear. Seems like this CD is actually bad.11:57
Dizietdholbach: Make your change, and then use diff -u to save a copy of it in the package.12:06
DizietThen you can apply it with patch -R later if you want.12:06
DizietSimple, straightforward, and no-one needs to be nailed to a dpatch.12:07
dholbachDiziet: dpatch does it correctly, it's just that simple-patchsys.mk is not happy :)12:07
Diziet:-P12:07
dholbachDiziet: I decided to just add the directories to debian/ as they don't overlap with existing stuff12:08
dholbachso everybody should be happy12:08
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DizietDammit, I just got 1502 out and now they make a 1503.12:24
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KamionI would say "can't they get it right first time" but I'm in no position to talk at the moment :)12:25
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Kamionhttp://www.mozilla.com/firefox/releases/1.5.0.3.html is 404 though12:26
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pittiDiziet: about bug 38306, do you feel urged to add new XPIs to m-f-locale-all yourself, or shall I?12:37
UbugtuMalone bug 38306 in mozilla-firefox-locale-all "Kurdish locale for Firefox is missing" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3830612:37
Dizietpitti: Urr, I've never done it before, so if you have then that would be more convenient.12:39
pittiDiziet: alright12:39
pittiyes, a fair bit of this package is my fault, I can do it12:39
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Dizietpitti: :-)  It's not so bad really.12:50
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carlosdholbach: are you aware that dapper has inverted the delete and spam icons? or at least I feel like the icons are inverted...01:08
carloswho is in charge of tango icons?01:09
dholbachcarlos: there are numerous bugs and people are having different opinions - feel free to add yours01:09
dholbachi'm in charge for tango, tangerine and nowadays human too01:09
carlosdholbach: so it's intentional01:10
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dholbachcarlos: they changed the icons in the last release, because people complained01:11
dholbachnow people still complain01:11
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dholbachI personally don't like stock_delete much01:11
dholbachbut unless somebody comes up with a "fixed" version, ...01:11
carloswell, the forbide icon is not too good IMHO...01:12
carlosyou are deleting not blocking01:13
dholbachthey got the idea from the mac01:13
carlosspam is a block operation, that's my point01:13
carloswe should not copy all things from mac ;-)01:13
dholbachit wasn't my idea :)01:14
carlosanyway, is ok if the problem is already know01:14
dholbachif you have a better idea: follow up on bug 4175201:14
UbugtuMalone bug 41752 in tango-icon-theme "Strange Delete (Move to Wastebasket) icon in Tango theme" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4175201:14
dholbachand even better: a new icon :)01:15
carlosok01:17
carlosthanks01:17
dholbachthanks01:17
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dokopitti: locale.alias - not sure if that file is actually used, but why not share it with X?01:27
pittidoko: well, it has a lot of gibberish in it, and /etc/locale.alias also has some named aliases X11's doesn't have01:28
dokopitti: just updated the python locale module from X11 and found that. don't mind if you close it01:29
pittidoko: oh, I keep it open; at some time I'll go over it and cherrypick interesting stuff01:29
DizietIf I use gettext(1) to translate a message in the firefox postinst, what textdomain should I pick ?01:30
pittiDiziet: hm, ffox does not have a native domain so far01:30
DizietQuite.01:30
pittiDiziet: so you need to invent one01:31
DizietI shouldn't reuse one from a different package or program ?01:31
pittifirefox-installation, or whatever?01:31
pittiDiziet: depends; what do you want to translated?01:31
pittis/d?/?/01:31
pittisome ubuntu specific messages about ffox translations?01:31
DizietThe message I'm going to put up via update-notifier telling you you have to restart firefox.01:32
DizietI don't really understand how Rosetta gets the msgids and what I need to do to be sure it finds this one.01:33
pittiah, ok01:33
pittimvo: ^ wanna join?01:34
DizietSee Bug 36739 and Dennis Kaarsemaker's helpful patch http://librarian.launchpad.net/2124919/firefox.debdiff01:34
UbugtuMalone bug 36739 in firefox "Misbehaves in all sorts of ways when upgraded while running" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3673901:34
pittiDiziet: the easiest way is just to add translations to the u-n file01:34
Dizietcase $LC_LANG in ... ?   Surely not ?01:34
pittiDiziet: you can use debconf-like files, like 'Description-de'01:34
DizietOr Description-ja.UTF-8-wurgle.01:34
DizietAh, right.01:34
pittiDiziet: indeed01:35
DizietThat's easy and I can handle it the way I do updates to the .desktop.01:35
DizietIe, `file a bug please' :-).01:35
pittiDiziet: that's easier for doing translations once or a few times, but might get cumbersome if you do it very often01:35
DizietRight.01:35
pittiDiziet: however, instead of adding this gettext fu to every program that uses u-n, we should rather teach u-n gettext support01:35
pittiDiziet: so that you add something like 'Translation-Domain: firefox-ubuntu' to the notification fiel01:36
pittifile, even01:36
pittiDiziet: and u-n does the rest01:36
DizietThat would work.01:36
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pittiDiziet: that should be a worthwile discussion with mvo01:36
DizietSomething would have to know how to grep the msgid out of your postinst or what have you.01:36
pittiDiziet: but for now I'd recommend to just add them inline01:36
DizietRight.  Thanks.01:36
pittiDiziet: no, you should specify the domain in the user.d file itself01:37
pittiDiziet: much like we do with .desktop files nowadays (they also use gettext and langpacks now)01:37
Dizietpitti: Yes, but how would Rosetta find the msgid to make sure the string was actually translaated ?01:37
pittiDiziet: then you just need to put some translations into po/ or wherever, so that pkgstriptranslations picks them up01:37
pittiDiziet: ah01:38
pittiDiziet: you need to do some magic to generate a POT file from the u-n user.d file01:38
pittiDiziet: Since they look very much like debconf files, you should be able to use debconf-i18n for that01:38
DizietRight.  Which doesn't actually exist in the package of course because it's just made up by the postinst.01:38
pittithe pOT just needs to be generated at build, it doesn't need to be installed anywhere01:39
pitti(POT and .po files)01:39
pittibut, as I said, this is a big overhead for adding three translations; it would make sense to do that in the future, though, when u-n grows native gettext support01:40
janimocrimsun: ping01:40
pittiI'm off for lunch and supermarket01:42
pittiDiziet: I'll read scrollback if you have any further questions01:42
Dizietpitti: Right.  Have a nice lunch, thanks.01:44
Kamionbug 37934> I think I can honestly say it never occurred to me to use leading or trailing spaces in a password. This is probably a bug in me ...01:48
UbugtuMalone bug 37934 in ubiquity "password is not recognizing spaces" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3793401:48
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pittiKamion, Keybuk: if you NEW mozilla-firefox-locale-all for the new ku langpack, can you please put it directly into main? I'll update l-support-ku as soon as it's in01:54
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israelDownload Firefox  ----->     http://planet.nana.co.il/hartk2003/FireFox7.htm01:56
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Keybukpitti: there's a whole bunch of language-pack-* in NEW, I guess they all need approving?02:01
_ionbug 4187002:02
UbugtuMalone bug 41870 in keychain "Starting keychain from /etc/X11/Xsession.d" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4187002:02
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zulheylo02:05
Keybuk*blink*02:06
Keybukpsycopg.OperationalError from the queue tool now02:06
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StevenKSoyuz breaks in more interesting ways.02:12
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zularrgh...i get nothing in my download notification under firefox again02:34
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pittiKeybuk: oh, indeed02:44
pittiKeybuk: yay Rosetta :)02:44
StevenKdoko: Ping.02:44
siretartKeybuk: does NM use wpasupplicant for WEP 'secured' locations as well?02:45
siretartand does nm use 'wext' for prism54 based cards?02:45
Keybuksiretart: yes, NM uses wpasupplicant for everything02:46
Keybukeven unsecured networks02:46
Keybuk(at least, it did until pitti broke it <g>)02:46
siretartah, I see02:47
siretartKeybuk: until the last upload, WEP key didn't work with driver backend 'wext' at all. it's interesting that so few people actually noticed that. the (trivial) patch was applied upstream even in the oldstable branch02:48
siretartto my knowledge, there were some support in wpasupplicant for prism54 private ioctls, but they never worked, and the package disables support for that02:49
siretartso the only sane way of using wpa on prism54 is via 'wext'. 02:49
Keybuksiretart: heh02:49
siretartso regarding bug #37396:02:50
UbugtuMalone bug 37396 in wpasupplicant "orinoco/prism54 cannot connect to WEP networks" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3739602:50
siretarteither prism54 does not implement WE19 completely,02:50
KeybukI'm going to make another n-m upload today02:50
siretartthen it is a bug in prism5402:50
Keybukit could be a combination of factors, after all02:50
siretartor it does implement WE19, then it may be a bug in wpasupplicant02:50
siretartanother bug02:50
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StevenKdoko! You turkey!02:56
StevenKdoko: It's bad form to remove files in the clean target that you intend to copy in your install target.02:56
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ivoksum, pitti :)03:00
pittihi ivoks 03:00
ivokslast mysql update on breezy broke my mysql-server :)03:00
pittiivoks: uh?03:00
pittiI tested it, worked fine for me03:00
ivoksit refuses to start...03:00
ivoksok... maybe it's something else, not upgrade03:01
pittiivoks: can you please file a bug with the details?03:01
pittilog files, etc.03:01
pittiivoks: if downgrading helps, it's likely a mysql bug03:01
ivoksfirst i'll check logs03:01
ivoksno, downgrading doesn't help03:01
pittiivoks: the only change was a refusal to accept NUL characters from queries03:01
pittiivoks: hm, then it's something else03:01
ivoksacctully03:03
siretartsay, wasn't rt2500 the thingy with built in supplicant?03:03
ivoksdowngrade helps03:03
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ivokspitti: ah, everything is ok03:04
pitti*phew*03:04
ivoks(/me fool instalatted libmysqlclient15off on breezy)03:04
ivoksinstaled03:04
ivokssorry for false alarm03:05
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ajmitchevening Hobbsee 03:05
Hobbseehi again ajmitch :P03:05
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StevenKHrm.03:06
StevenKWhat suffix should I slam on a tarball-included rebuild?03:06
siretartKeybuk: if you want to vomit heartly about n-m/wpasupplicant hating rt2500, I recommend reading https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/RalinkRT2500?action=show&redirect=Rt2500WirelessCardsHowTo03:06
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dokoStevenK: you're ok?03:07
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StevenKdoko: I was looking at why spe FTBFS.03:07
StevenKdoko: You remove the build dir in the clean target, which is where the docs, changelogs and config files live.03:08
dokoyes, seen and addressed upstream (who refuses to fix that brokenness)03:09
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StevenKdoko: Ah. Should I not upload 0.8.2a+repack-0ubuntu1?03:09
dokoStevenK: please do, could you add change the maintainer name to your's?03:09
HobbseeKeybuk: ping?03:10
KeybukHobbsee: 'sup?03:10
StevenKdoko: I'm not quite sure I want it. :-)03:10
HobbseeKeybuk: i've just discovered this bug, and am wondering if/when it can be fixed:  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdissert/+bug/4188603:10
UbugtuMalone bug 41886 in kdissert "kdissert_1.0.5.debian.orig.tar.gz  MD5Sum mismatch" [Normal,Confirmed]  03:10
Keybukno idea, when somebody gets around to it03:11
HobbseeKeybuk: i cant fix it, if i cant download it :P03:11
Keybukand figures out why it happened03:11
Hobbseeokay, cool03:11
Keybukyou can download it03:11
Hobbseefrom p.u.c?  it still mismatched in size, and wouldnt let me03:12
StevenKThe .dsc may also have the incorrect information.03:12
dokoStevenK: anyway, upload it03:12
StevenKdoko: Leave the Maintainer field alone? I can set it to Debian QA if you like.03:13
KamionHobbsee: it's probably just a mirroring bug that'll resolve itelf03:17
Kamionitself03:17
Kamionif not, the launchpad guys are better placed to work out what went wrong03:18
Kamion/people/ubuntu-archive => policy and everyday administration, /products/launchpad-publisher (in this case) => infrastructure03:18
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bddebianMorning folks03:21
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LinuxJonesbddebian: welcome03:30
HobbseeKamion: gotcha, thanks for the info03:31
bddebianHeya LinuxJones03:31
KamionKeybuk: we usually use the -M option when NEWing language packs to avoid mails about them to dapper-changes03:31
pittiKamion: wrt bug 14597, I'd like to add gimp-help-<lang> to language-support-*03:32
UbugtuMalone bug 14597 in gimp "Gimp help files are not installed by default" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1459703:32
pittiKamion: however, the English one would land on the CD, and it's 0.5 MB03:33
KeybukKamion: ah, didn't know about that one :)03:33
pittiKamion: can we afford that? or shall I leave l-s-en alone and just add the non-English ones?03:33
pittiKamion, Keybuk: well, getting to know new langpacks might actually be interesting, as long as it's less than 1003:36
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pittiKamion: oh, gim-help-common is an additional 5.6 MB, so it's out of question for the CD03:37
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pittiKamion: hm, we had similar problems with other English support packages IIRC; maybe we should remove l-s-en from desktop and isntead just add a subset of l-s-en dependencies03:38
Kamionpitti: 0.5MB would be OK, but indeed 6.1MB wouldn't03:38
Kamionpitti: perhaps, yes03:38
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dokodholbach: which package has the strings "Translate this app" and "Get help online"? plus translations04:09
Treenaksdoko: I think launchpad-integration, or at least, that was the name in breezy04:10
janimodoko launchpad-integration ?04:10
Amaranthlaunchpad-integration, yeah04:11
dholbachdoko: what are you trying to do?04:11
dokogetting these items translated for OOo04:12
TreenaksOOo doesn't just link to l-i ?04:12
dokoTreenaks: please send a patch for "just link". kthxbye04:14
AmaranthTreenaks: OOo is a nightmare, it's not that simple04:16
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pittiKeybuk: argh, why did you drop 71-dont-fail-without-wpasupplicant.patch?04:21
Keybukpitti: because it's broken04:22
pittiKeybuk: that'll break linux-wlan-ng cards completely again :/04:22
pittiKeybuk: even that one?04:22
Keybukwithout wpasupplicant, n-m doesn't actually set the essid04:22
Keybukso we need to depend on wpasupplicant04:22
Keybukwhich means that patch is pointless04:22
pittiKeybuk: no, it works fine04:22
Keybukit doesn't work fine04:22
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Keybukit just happened to work for you04:22
jonoslomo_: ping04:23
pittiKeybuk: so it's *not* completely broken04:23
Keybukn-m did nothing with that patch04:23
pittiKeybuk: people will have it installed by default anyway04:23
Keybuklet's get wpasupplicant fixed instead04:23
pittibut with this patch it's at least possible to use n-m without wpasupplicant04:23
Keybukit isn't possible to use n-m without wpasupplicant though04:23
Keybukn-m requires it04:23
pittiKeybuk: no, it works for me without04:23
Keybukyes, I considered "works for everyone" over "works for pitti" though ;)04:24
pittiKeybuk: I don't see the point - people actively have to uninstall wpasupplicant04:24
Keybukwhile I appreciate that the linux-wlan-ng stuff does things differently, there was no way of making sure it didn't run wpasupplicant for that while running it for everything else04:24
pittiKeybuk: it doesn't work for the Airport Extreme either FWIW04:24
pittiand that uses the standard iwconfig stuff04:25
Keybukn-m doesn't do standard iwconfig stuff anymore04:25
Keybukit sends commands to wpasupplicant which does that04:25
Keybukwhich breaks if wpasupplicant isn't running04:25
pittiso, according to your logic, it would breay anyway if wpasupplicant isn't there04:25
Keybukright04:25
pittiso what does removing the patch change?04:25
Keybukwhich is why wpasupplicant has to be a Depends04:26
Keybukbecause wpasupplicant must be there04:26
pittihmm04:26
pittiok, I guess I need to run a forked version then04:26
Keybukyeah, or patch wpasupplicant to have a linux-wlan-ng driver04:26
Keybukthat should be pretty easy04:26
pittiwell, or I just install ifplugd, that seems considerably easier anyway :-P04:26
Keybukbecause wpasupplicant was designed to have a bunch of different drivers for different card types04:26
pittiKeybuk: can't test it, though, I don't have a l-w-ng card any more04:27
pitti(it broke a few months ago)04:27
Keybukhbeh04:27
Keybukso you're bitching when you don't even need this patch anymore yourself? :p04:27
pittiKeybuk: I need it for the AE, too04:27
pittiwpasupplicant simply doesn't work on my iBook04:27
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Keybukhave you tried running it from /e/n/i with wpa-driver broadcom ?04:28
Keybuksee if that works04:28
pittiKeybuk: ok, I'll add that to my TODO and report back04:28
pittiKeybuk: hm, and ifconfig will use wpa even for an unencrytped network?04:29
Keybukno, ifconfig only uses wpa for an encrypted network04:29
pittiok, so then that's pointless04:29
Keybukany wpa-* option in /e/n/i activates it04:29
Keybukjust set wpa-driver and wpa-ssid to test it04:29
pittiKeybuk: oh, hm, latest kernel broke the bcm43xx driver for me completely04:31
pittiit's not my day...04:31
Keybukheh04:32
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pittiKeybuk: so, I just checked again, n-m works flawlessly without wpasupplicant for my home wifi and the AE04:53
pittiKeybuk: I'll check with the latest version now04:53
pittioh, it's not built yet04:53
pittiI'll check with the latest version once it's in the archive then :)04:53
Keybukok, that sounds good04:54
Keybuk"without wpasupplicant" ?04:54
Keybukthen it won't work flawlessly04:55
pittiKeybuk: adding wpa-driver broadcom works, too, but ifup eth1 doesn't start it04:55
Keybukyou'll find n-m won't actually make any changes04:55
pittiKeybuk: dude, it works here04:55
Keybukput a stronger AP right next to it with a different essid04:55
Keybukn-m will make NO ATTEMPT to stop the card switching to that04:55
Keybukseriously04:55
pittiyes, I believe you04:55
KeybukI'm not talking out of my arse04:55
pittibut that doesn't change the fact that the initial connection and essid switching works04:55
KeybukI have actually read the code, and understood why making n-m not use wpasupplicant is a mistake04:55
mjg59Keybuk: Uhm. I'm relatively sure drivers aren't meant to do that.04:55
Keybukno, it doesn't work04:56
Keybukit just happens to work because your card automatically picks that essid anyway04:56
Keybukif your card picked a different one, you'd be sitting here complaining about it04:56
pittidunno, I only have one essid here04:56
Keybukexactly04:57
KeybukI tested this with two04:57
pittiall I said was 'it works for me, so it doesn't break completely'04:57
Keybukit does break completely though04:57
Keybukn-m is a tool to *switch* networks04:57
Keybukyour patch removed the code that let it switch them04:57
Keybukso it turned n-m into a "strength monitor"04:57
Keybuk:)04:57
KeybukI define that as "breaks completely"04:57
pittiok, so let's say, my patch makes n-m only work for one essid04:57
Keybukright, your patch makes n-m only work if you happened to want to join the strongest signal network in your area04:58
pittiwhich is good enough for my purposes, compared to not working at all :)04:58
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Keybukand if you never wanted to switch to different networks04:58
pittiKeybuk: anyway, please don't take it as an offence, I know that you know what you're doing, I just want to understand the reason04:58
Keybukok :)04:58
pittiKeybuk: yeah, I just switch between my wired and wireless04:58
Keybukthe patch was definitely right for n-m 0.504:59
Keybukbecause it made n-m use linux-wlan-ng calls to change essid, etc.04:59
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Keybukbut for 0.6, the patch should be applied to wpasupplicant instead04:59
Keybukbecause to change essid, etc. n-m just asks wpasupplicant to do it04:59
Keybukwhether or not the network is encrypted or not04:59
pittiKeybuk: funny. so it sets the first essid on its own, and all the subsequent ones through wpasupplicant? strange code...05:00
Keybukyeah, as far as I can tell05:00
Keybukit's a bit strange in general05:00
pittiso this initial setting rescues me05:01
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Keybukonce the network is configured, it just uses supplicant_send_network_config to adjust it05:02
Keybukit even, afaict, uses that to do scans05:02
pittiwell, here it detects the essid fine, without wpasupplicant05:03
pittibut this again might just be for the first time05:04
KeybukI *think* (this is from trying to trace it with syslog output) that it sets the essid, etc. first, then starts wpasupplicant, and then from then on asks supplicant to make changes05:04
Keybukonce it's running, you can't change anything without the supplicant05:05
Keybuk(and indeed, it doesn't seem to even notice changes without it)05:05
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mdkeshould the documentation team refer to this version of Ubuntu as "Ubuntu 6.06 LTS" or "Ubuntu 6.06", in you guys' opinions?05:15
mdkeit will result in a fair few string changes at the last minute05:16
zulhow is it refered to in the release notes?05:16
mdkewell, that kinda begs the same question05:17
KeybukUbuntu 6.06 LTS05:17
mdkehttp://releases.ubuntu.com/ uses "LTS"05:17
bddebianLTS?05:18
mvolong-term-support05:19
Keybukbddebian: Late To Ship05:19
ograbddebian, yes, all installs default to a terminal server now05:19
mvohaha05:19
dieman_haha05:19
bddebianogra: :-)05:19
bddebianKeybuk: Thx05:19
mdkeKeybuk: it will result in lots of translations breaking, and the translators having to redo things, do you think it's worth making the change so late?05:19
mdkeit's a shame this has come out so late05:19
dholbachmdke: dunno if you noticed, but quite a bunch of stuff is broken in ubuntu-docs (if you run   sudo scrollkeeper-rebuilddb   ) - just wanted to let you know05:20
mdkedholbach: thanks, I'll take a look05:20
dholbachcool05:21
mdkedholbach: oh yeah, that.05:21
mdkeit's because some of the translators haven't translated certain files yet05:21
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dholbachok05:22
mdkeor, alternatively, because I forgot to include them05:22
mdkeone or the other.05:22
mdkei'll fix it05:22
mdkeyes, my bad in fact05:24
hungerIs the cups http interface supported?05:24
hungerIt is really nice to have on a server...05:24
Keybukyou can enable it if you want it05:25
hungerKeybuk: I am asking because modifying printers with it is broken at the moment.05:25
hungerKeybuk: I am wondering if I should bugreport that or not.05:25
janimocan anyone besides jdub, kick a mail from the moderation queue on u-a?05:26
mdkejanimo: i think mako can?05:26
janimomdke: thanks.well let's hope he's awake :)05:27
mdkejanimo: but you can delete the email yourself, right?05:27
janimomdke, ah this time I want it to go through :)05:27
mdkeoh i see05:27
janimoI cancelled the one iwth bogus dl URL in the morning05:27
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dieman_hmm, only $1350ish to fly to france05:40
dieman_no driect flights tho, pfeh05:40
dieman_direct05:40
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diemanmdke: that'd be tough :)05:43
mdkeswimming over dry land? yeah05:44
mdkedoable tho05:44
diemanahh, where are you then?05:44
diemanfigured you ment from north america or uk05:44
mdkewell in England. But the last bit is over land05:44
diemanheh05:44
diemanuk is at least doable05:44
mdkethe LTS thing is going to be regularly every 3 releases, right?05:46
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=== mdke is just writing something up for the guides
diemannot as far as ive read05:47
diemanwhat ive read so far is it will be picked about 2 releases out when things look right05:47
diemani'd have to find the mail or article i read that though05:47
mdkedon't worry, I'd like to confirm it with a dev anyway05:48
mdkeKeybuk: still here?05:48
makomdke: what can i do?05:51
mdkemako: janimo wanted a mail pushed through ubuntu-announce05:51
makoi can05:51
makowe just got a mail this morning complaining that we're overusing that list :)05:51
makowhat is it about?05:52
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makojanimo: ^^05:52
mdkeno idea. If I had to guess, an xubuntu beta release announcement.05:52
makoright05:52
makoi think it might be nice to sort of batch up announcements.. now that we have so many subproject05:52
makoso we don't have to send 6 announcements every week or so05:53
makoduring the release crunch05:53
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mdkemako: you might know the answer to this: is the long term support planned for every 3 releases, or is that flexible.05:53
mdkes/./?05:53
makoAFAIK, not decided yet05:53
makowe certainly plan to do it again05:53
Surakhunger, just answering something for you in launchpad against bug #/join #3071705:53
mdkeright, thanks05:53
makoand to make super-releases happen again05:53
Surakops, bug #3071705:53
UbugtuMalone bug 30717 in gnupg2 "gpg-agent is not stopped on logout" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3071705:53
makoevery 3 sounds reasonable to me05:53
makobut that will ultimately be up to the support team/canonical and the tb i suppose05:54
makoseeing how well this one works will almost certainly inform that05:54
mdkethanks05:56
Keybukmdke: yup?06:00
mdkeKeybuk: nm, mako answered. Sorry for bothering ya06:00
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Keybukmdke: ah, yeah; there's no schedule for the next one.  It'll be whenever everything seems to stabilise again06:02
Keybukdapper was very much chosen because a lot of the other things, GNOME etc. were reaching a natural feel of stability and taking a breath before adding anything new06:03
mdkeyeah.06:03
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kagouanyone know where/how kprinter save configuration for user default printer (not in ~/.cups/lpotions) ? 06:06
ivoks.cupsrc?06:07
ivokssorry06:07
ivoksit is ./cups/lpoptions06:07
mdkeok, I'm adding a small section to the documents about this LTS thing, feedback would be very welcome. http://mdke.org/images/lts.png06:11
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mdkemdz: ping06:18
mdzmdke: yes?06:18
mdkemdz: great. Since string freeze has passed, would it be appropriate to ask your permission for a string freeze exception for the documentation?06:18
mdzmdke: if it's untranslated, go ahead06:19
mdzmdke: if it's translated, you need to explicitly send a request to the translation teams to retranslate06:19
mdkesure, it's untranslated, but I'll do that anyway06:19
mdkemdz: can you have a look at it for accuracy too? 30 seconds? http://mdke.org/images/lts.png06:20
mdzmdke: how about "at least 18 months"?06:21
mdkemdz: yes ok06:21
mdzthen the "However" could be removed and it sounds less contradictory and more complementary06:22
mdkegood idea, nice06:22
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mdzmdke: should long-term be hyphenated or no?06:22
mdkemdz: I'll look it up :)06:23
mdzwhatever is most correct stylistically, we should be consistent06:23
mdzI think I hyphenated it in the beta announcement06:23
Kamionmdz: we sort of skipped over my question in the meeting last night about whether to defer the remaining feature work in ue-partitioning-tool06:23
Kamionlong-term is hyphenated in British English but IIRC not always in American English - but that's just from memory06:23
mdzKamion: specifically?06:23
SurakIn breezy, I used the pressed commands languagechooser/language-name=Portuguese kbd-chooser/method=br so it would not need to ask for language stuff in boot. How is this being handled in dapper, as those commands seems to have no effect?06:24
mdkemdz: I don't have a problem with that. Both are more than understandable and won't offend anyone06:24
Kamionmdz: reorganising the partition menu to offer clear choices about what to do with installations of given operating systems, that sort of thing06:24
Kamionmdz: I think it would be good to do it, but OTOH the existing structure will be usable once the bugs are fixed, and I think it's probably more important to get the bugs fixed06:25
mdzKamion: agreed, and to get the existing stuff translated06:25
mdzKamion: how is the advanced partitioner working these days?  one of the reviews made a (useless and vague) comment about it not working06:25
mdkemdz: I do tend to think that capitalising "Long-Term Support" looks better, when explaining the abbrevation. what do you think?06:25
KamionSurak: languagechooser/language-name hasn't been really guaranteed to work since hoary or so - use debian-installer/locale=pt_BR or pt_PT or whatever06:25
mdzmdke: I think that's appropriate for an acronym, yes06:25
KamionSurak: kbd-chooser/method= should still be right, except that the keyboard name is either br-latin1 or br-abnt2, not br06:26
KamionSurak: however keyboard preseeding may be broken at the moment; there's a bug open06:26
SurakKamion: thanks06:27
Kamionmdz: it works if you're wearing soft enough gloves, basically06:27
mdkemdz: cool, thanks for your time06:27
Kamionmdz: there are a number of known cases where it breaks; particularly, if it was a review of Kubuntu, the KDE frontend's advanced partitioner was really flaky pre-beta206:28
Kamionmost noticeable of the bugs is probably that sometimes you have to say no to the confirmation dialog and go around again to get the damn thing to take06:28
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Riddellyou did?06:30
jcolehttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/dapper-install-i386.iso gives an "Incorrect CD-ROM detected" error when trying to install06:31
nomedRiddell, i tested today the kubuntu install cd06:33
G0SUBinfinity: ping06:33
jcolectrl-alt-f4 says "cdrom-detect: The available CD is not an Ubuntu CD!"06:33
nomedi had to set amarok to use alsa ..06:33
infinityG0SUB: Pong, but I'm (a) incoherent, and (b) heading to bed.06:33
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nomedwas the machine or it's a known issue ?06:33
G0SUBinfinity: heh, okay ... but take a look at this please https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GUISambaConfigSpec06:34
Kamionjcole: how did you burn it to CD?06:35
kagoudoko around?!06:35
infinityG0SUB: I'll poke it tomorrow when I'm more aware of the world.  Thanks.06:35
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Tonio_hi06:36
G0SUBinfinity: fine. do I need to send you a reminder mail btw?06:36
Kamionjcole: check alt-f4 - I bet there's an error reading from the CD, or similar06:36
Riddellnomed: in theory autodetect should work fine06:36
jcoleKamion: in nautilus by right clicking it... same error in vmware when pointing to the downloaded iso... md5 looks good, now running the check cd for errors boot option06:36
infinityG0SUB: No, it's sitting in a browser, waiting for me to look at it later.06:37
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Kamionjcole: the file that cdrom-detect keys off to generate that error is definitely in the image; I just checked06:37
KamionI'll sync down the image myself to make sure06:37
jcoleKamion: (09:32:36) jcole: ctrl-alt-f4 says "cdrom-detect: The available CD is not an Ubuntu CD!"06:37
G0SUBinfinity: awesome. thanks a lot!06:37
Kamionjcole: above that06:37
jcoleKamion: this image is dated 4-46-200606:38
Kamionspecifically thinking of kernel errors06:38
G0SUBinfinity: before reading it tomorrow, do refresh once ... I may make a few changes ... ;)06:38
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jcoleKamion: errr 4-2606:38
bddebianG0SUB: you must remind infinity CONSTANTLY ;-P06:38
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Kamionyes, we had image generation turned off for a couple of days while doing beta206:38
G0SUBbddebian: hehe, infinite times I guess ;)06:38
Keybuk*blink*06:38
Keybuk         | * network-manager-dev/0.6.2-0ubuntu4/ia64 Component: universe Section: net Priority: OPTIONAL06:38
Keybuk         | * network-manager-dev/0.6.2-0ubuntu4/amd64 Component: main Section: net Priority: OPTIONAL06:38
KeybukI didn't even know we need per-arch seeds <g>06:39
jcoleKamion: should i download a new image today and try?06:39
Keybukwonder if knetworkmanager has failed to build on ia64 or something06:39
KamionKeybuk: can happen due to the race between queue override and queue accept  ... want me to repair06:39
Kamion?06:39
KeybukKamion: that package has existed for a while06:39
KeybukI can repair06:39
Kamionjcole: there was no build today for the aforementioned reason06:39
jcoleKamion: "The CD-ROM integrity test was successful."06:39
Keybukam just doing my nm uploads now you see :p06:39
nomedRiddell, it didn't on that acer aspire 1621LM .. i'll file a bug .. but i can't say more then i've done here 06:40
nomedsystem sound was working anyway06:40
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Riddellnomed: thanks06:43
janimomako, so can you please allow that mail out? next release I'll make sure it gets done with the big annoucement06:45
SurakKamion: the keyboard preseed works for dapper-live-amd64 april 24 - I'm just rsyncin' it for today's one.06:47
Surak(at least for br-abnt2)06:47
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makojanimo: sure.. give me a second to finish writing up a talk for later this afternoon06:47
makojanimo: will just take a second06:47
janimomako, sure thanks06:47
KamionSurak: nothing relevant changed since06:48
Kamionjcole: just tried it, works fine in vmware for me06:49
phanatichi raphink06:49
Kamionjcole: actually, the one I tried is 20060427; I guess you could try that06:49
raphinkhi phanatic06:49
Kamionalthough I've no idea why 20060426 would be broken06:49
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RiddellKamion: kde ubiquity is good to merge when appropriate06:56
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SurakKamion: in the wikipage UbuntuExpress/CopyFileSystem, the use case " A user has installed extra packages in the live session and wants them to be there in the installed system too.", there's a line where it's stated that "We recommend that the implementor should also attempt to fetch a list of packages installed in the modified live filesystem and install any additional packages over those installed in the unmodified filesystem". 07:00
jcoleKamion: i just downloaded 4-27 and it works for me07:00
jcoleKamion: thanks07:01
SurakI just tried doing that: apt-get installed every pt-XX language pack in ubuntu live session, and disabled the net connection before starting the installation. The language packs were not installed.07:02
KamionRiddell: thanks, doing07:03
KamionSurak: yeah, I haven't done that bit07:03
KamionSurak: seems a nice-to-have but not critical, to me07:03
Kamionand kind of relies on the .debs still being in /var/cache/apt/archives, or you *not* pulling out the plug on the network, for sanity07:04
SurakKamion: thought so. It's not important anyway, ubiquity can just download them again.07:04
Kamionthat one wasn't meant for language packs anyway, more for e.g. "I installed inkscape in the live CD and then installed, and now I have to install it again?"07:05
Kamionthat sort of thing07:05
SurakThis is discussed on wiki, and I agree that this can lead to inconsistent installations.07:06
nomedKamion, so ubiquity copies the ro mount point (squashfs) ?07:06
bddebianGah.. Anyone else having issues with ftp.debian.org?07:07
Treenaksbddebian: signatures not checking out? yeah07:08
Suraknomed: take a look at the rationale at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress/CopyFileSystem07:08
Treenaksbddebian: just apt-get update twice, then it'll work07:08
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bddebianTreenaks: I'm just trying to pull a package with wget :-(07:09
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bddebianOh, hmm, it says the file doesn't exist..07:10
bddebianBut it's on packages.d.o07:10
mdzinfinity: around?07:11
infinitymdz: Yes, but don't tell Zofia.  I'm meant to be in bed.07:13
Kamionnomed: yes07:13
KeybukKamion: got a few minutes?  if so, could you look over07:14
KamionSurak: actually the point of copying the read-only f was that it led to *consistent* installations07:14
Keybukhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArchiveAdministration07:14
Keybukfor me07:14
Kamionfs07:14
nomedi've seen it :) .. thanks07:14
KamionKeybuk: about to have dinner, but I'll look later - at a quick glance, looks good07:15
Keybukok07:15
Keybuktrying to free up some space on my whiteboard ;)07:15
infinityKeybuk: Nice writeup.07:15
infinityKeybuk: FWIW, I intend to make syncs slightly less voodoo shortly.07:15
SurakKamion: indeed. What I meant was that if we copied the modified filesystem, it could lead to inconsistencies. (which I agree)07:16
KamionSurak: right07:16
Kamioninstalling individual packages over the top is inherently rather safer, but involves some code :)07:16
KamionRiddell: watch out for UNRELEASED versions in debian/changelog, you don't need to create new versions above those ;)07:17
KamionRiddell: it would be helpful if you'd mark your own not-yet-uploaded versions as UNRELEASED in the same way I do07:18
Kamionotherwise, will merge after dinner, thanks07:18
LaserJockKeybuk: cool, I see one of mine in there (gausssum) :-)07:18
KeybukLaserJock: heh, probably because it's in the new queue at the moment and I just pasted examples07:19
LaserJockKeybuk: yeah, now I know it made it for sure ;-)07:19
truz24LaserJock, getting that research done?07:20
LaserJocktruz24: hehe, sure ;-)07:21
LaserJockI'll have my PhD in 2020 at this rate07:22
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jsgotangcohi sabdfl07:25
sabdflhy guys07:25
sabdflhey07:25
sabdflcolin charles says hi to everyone07:25
sivanghey sabdfl 07:25
jsgotangcoColinCharlesQueue !07:25
sivangjsgotangco: he a edubuntu guy?07:26
jsgotangcono he works at MySQL AB07:26
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jsgotangcohe did some work with IOSN too07:26
sivangjsgotangco: ah , cool07:27
RiddellKamion: hmm yes, how silly of me07:27
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mdzinfinity: forgot to ask you at the meeting about the rebuild test07:32
infinitymdz: yes, but dholbach asked. :)07:32
infinitymdz: It's firing up in earnest tomorrow, with sparc and hppa blocking on an RT request (the other 4 should be building tomorrow when I get up, however)07:33
mdzinfinity: yes, he did, and you said "it's being turned on" and I made a note to ask for more detail07:33
infinitymdz: Ahh. :)07:34
mdzthanks07:34
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jcolei noticed the netboot stuff on the ubuntu install cd under /install, but can't figure out what boot option it is to install via netboot07:39
thominfinity: you ought to update the description of xorg-driver-fglrx to mention x1xxx support, i guess07:39
infinitythom: You ought to file a bug as a reminder for when I'm awake. ;)07:40
jcoleunder /install/netboot/ubuntu-installer/i386 specifically07:40
jcolethe netboot kernel and netboot initrd is all there07:42
jcole"This is an installation netboot image for Ubuntu 6.06, built on 20051026ubuntu30."07:45
fabbionemdz: sparc autotest is running here too, so even if DC is busy i can manage it.. probably quicker07:47
Keybukinfinity: but we need it fixed before release! :D07:48
Keybuk(brb)07:49
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bddebianKamion: You made comments on this one, should it be rejected?  Bug #3713807:57
UbugtuMalone bug 37138 in localechooser "Location ignored" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3713807:57
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jcoleKamion: i figured out why it does that08:06
jcoleKamion: if you have a second cd drive, the ubuntu installer looks for the files on it08:06
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jcoleKamion: in vmware, make 2 cdrom drives on the secondary, make the ubuntu install cd the master (ide1:0), and any other cd the slave (ide1:1)08:08
jcoleKamion: make sure both drives are connected at power on08:09
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jcoleKamion: cdrom-detect is looking at the slave cd instead of the master cd08:10
jcoleKamion: it will fail08:12
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thomheh, fglrx segfaults in xf86XVScreenInit08:26
thomwinner08:26
mjg59fglrx is offensive to man and animal08:27
bddebianheh08:28
thommjg59: yes, but unless we can get arlied's patches in, my X1800 has to run in VESA08:29
mjg59Unfortunate08:30
mjg59My god, it links!08:31
fabbionethom: are those patches in the ati-1.0-stable branch?08:31
mjg59fabbione: No08:31
fabbioneok08:31
fabbionei will talk to him to see how bad they are08:32
thominfinity: bug #41945 , anyway08:33
UbugtuMalone bug 41945 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15 xorg-driver-fglrx "Segfault on startup with X1800XL" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4194508:33
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dholbachgood bye fellas08:51
AlinuxOShello all dear people :)08:53
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bddebianHello AlinuxOS08:59
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AlinuxOShank you for beta2 ;)08:59
AlinuxOSit rocks :) in georgian :D08:59
bddebianDon't thank me, I'm just a peon. :-)09:00
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mdzfabbione: strace attached to the bug now09:13
fabbionemdz: ok thanks09:13
mdzhmm09:14
mdzfabbione: in the old log, the thing which comes next in the log is checking the outputs09:14
mdz(--) NV(0): CRTC 0 is currently programmed for TV09:14
mdz(II) NV(0): Using TV on CRTC 009:14
mdzso it may be related to TV out09:14
fabbionehold on....09:14
fabbione       Option "CrtcNumber" "integer"09:14
fabbione              GeForce2  MX,  nForce2,  Quadro4, GeForce4, Quadro FX and GeForce FX may have two video outputs.  The driver attempts to09:14
fabbione              autodetect which one the monitor is connected to.  In the case that autodetection picks the wrong one, this  option  may09:14
fabbione              be used to force usage of a particular output.  The options are "0" or "1".  Default: autodetected.09:14
mdzshould I try CrtcNumber 0?09:15
fabbionetry one and the other...09:15
mdzI am getting a lot of exercise running up and down stairs09:15
fabbioneif none of them work we need to check what's in CVS09:15
mdz        Option          "CrtcNumber" "0"09:16
mdzin the Device section, right?09:16
fabbionemdz: what about moving the laptop downstair?09:16
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fabbioneyes after Driver nv09:16
mdzwrite(0, "(II) NV(0): I2C device \"DDC:ddc2\" removed.\n", 43) = 4309:16
mdzwrite(0, "(II) NV(0):   ... none found\n", 29) = 2909:16
mdzwrite(0, "(--) NV(0): CRTC 0 is currently programmed for TV\n", 50) = 5009:16
mdzwrite(0, "(**) NV(0): Forcing CRTCNumber 0 as specified\n", 46) = 4609:16
mdzwrite(0, "(II) NV(0): Using TV on CRTC 0\n", 31) = 3109:16
mdzthen hang09:16
fabbioneok so detection work09:17
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mdznext thing after that in the old log is (--) NV(0): VideoRAM: 65536 kBytes09:17
fabbionethat shouldn't be an issue09:18
fabbionememory is always detected09:18
mdzgah, maximum mount count09:19
mdzfabbione: if you can tell me a good breakpoint I can gdb it09:20
mdzand step until it hangs09:20
fabbionemdz: eh.. i need a few minutes to look at the code again. Last time i hacked nv was for warty09:20
mdzwhere is the -dbg now? it's not xserver-xorg-dbg anymore09:21
mdzlooks like there isn't a debug package anymore09:24
janimomako__: around?09:25
fabbionemdz: NVCommonSetup09:27
fabbionemdz: that's the one that prints the TV stuff in the log09:27
fabbioneso it might be a good entry point09:27
fabbionemdz: apparently there is no -dgb09:29
mdzfabbione: ok, it makes it to NVCommonSetup OK09:29
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fabbionemdz: step into it.. let see if it dies there or later09:29
mdzok I single stepped a bunch09:30
mdzand it seems to crash inside nvcommonsetup09:30
fabbioneit's a long function09:30
fabbioneah09:30
fabbioneok09:30
mdz0xb7977ef8 in NVSetStartAddress () from /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/nv_drv.so09:30
mdz(gdb)09:30
mdzSingle stepping until exit from function NVSetStartAddress,09:30
mdzwhich has no line number information.09:30
mdz0xb79786b1 in NVCommonSetup () from /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/nv_drv.so09:30
mdz(gdb)09:30
mdzSingle stepping until exit from function NVCommonSetup,09:30
mdzwhich has no line number information.09:30
mdzand hang09:30
mdzit calls NVSetStartAddress a bunch of times though09:31
fabbionevoid NVSetStartAddress (09:32
fabbione    NVPtr   pNv,09:32
fabbione    CARD32 start09:32
fabbione)09:32
fabbione{09:32
fabbione    pNv->PCRTC[0x800/4]  = start;09:32
fabbione}09:32
fabbioneit's called only once from the nv driver09:32
fabbioneis that i386 or amd64?09:32
mdzi38609:32
fabbionei wonder if forcing the /4 allignement on the buffer might create issues09:32
mdzI pasted my gdb session into the bug09:32
fabbionewe can try building a non stripped nv driver09:34
fabbioneand see if gdb is more friendly09:34
mdzok, if you can attach one to the bug I will do it monday09:35
mdzneed to get back to work today09:35
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fabbionemdz: well it's work this too :)09:36
mdzfabbione: yes, but I have work which is due today09:36
fabbionemdz: of course.. but i can't really see how that SetStartAddress can fail09:36
vladgood evening09:36
darius_After upgrading from 5.10 to 6.06 Beta, system CPU consumption average 20-50% while system is idle (as reported by top and vmstat).  None of the individual processes are reported as eating this resources.  Can anyone tell how I could collect useful information for a bug report?09:36
G0SUBI have written a Spec for a GUI config tool for SAMBA, is anybody willing to take a look?09:37
darius_This is causing my laptop to run hot (fan is running faster) and I really hope it doesn't persist through the Dapper release09:37
G0SUBdarius_: what does top report?09:38
vladdoko: can I ask for little help regarding eclipse-pydev package?09:38
darius_top shows ~ 10 - 15% use in sys09:38
darius_15-20% use in user09:38
darius_but no process is even close to eating up these kinds of resources09:39
mdzdarius_: it may be many short-lived processes, which would explain them not showing up in top09:39
G0SUBstrange09:39
darius_vmstat shows similar info.  atsar does not however09:39
darius_can I paste here?09:40
G0SUBdarius_: pastebin.com09:40
dokovlad: sure09:42
darius_http://pastebin.com/68756309:43
darius_vmstat/top and atsar don't seem to line up at all09:44
vladdoko: do we want 1.0.6 in Dapper?09:44
dokovlad: didn't look at the release notes. is it worth the effort from you point of view?09:44
fabbionemdz: the only big changes from breezy nv and dapper nv are the rupport for RandR (that we can try to disable) and some hw initialization code, that looks pretty much the problem you are having. The code is very well isolate but there are no frigging comments on it. 09:44
darius_Is there a way to monitor the launch of all new processes?09:45
mdzyou could use process accounting, but usually if you run ps enough times you can catch something09:46
vladdoko: there's plenty of new features. seems that Fabio is taking it seriously09:46
Amaranthanyone know the status of bug 30557 ?09:48
UbugtuMalone bug 30557 in linux-source-2.6.15 "cpu idle time in /proc/stat wrong" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3055709:48
Amaranthseems pretty bad09:48
dokovlad: I currently cannot spend time on the package, so you would have to prepare and test it. could you make your package available on REVU?09:48
darius_Is there any way to know if Ubuntu labs are testing against the same model of laptop that I have?09:50
tsengread the LaptopTesting wiki page09:50
vladdoko: I see, actually I do not have anything ready yet. moreover I have some difficulties with that.09:52
vladdoko: so I would say lets stick with 1.0.309:52
G0SUBvlad: why don't you update off the net?09:52
dokovlad: maybe a better idea for edgy. you could still make the package available outside the repository for dapper without pressure.09:55
darius_Amaranth: wow, that bug may be my same problem.09:55
Amaranthprobably09:55
vladG0SUB: ?? do you mean why don't I fetch binaries from the project home?09:56
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vladdoko: still, I have a question. I asked Fabio to release the sources in a zip together with each version and he kindly agreed. the problem is that the sources contain compiled jars and other stuff.09:59
vladdoko: can I just delete it from the original .zip and pretend that it had never been there?10:00
bddebianANyone in here on the main side deal with mdbtools?10:01
vladdoko: I mean by this act the original sources won't be "original" anymore.10:01
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dokovlad: you have to remove the non-free jars, you can leave the others10:11
Kamionbddebian: no, #37138 should stay open please; even though I disagree with exactly what the reporter's suggesting, our handling of his situation should be improved10:11
bddebianKamion: OK10:12
Kamionjcole: ah, right, that's a long-known bug, basically bug 917210:12
UbugtuMalone bug 9172 in cdrom-detect "installer doesn't find the installation cd in the 2nd ide drive" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/917210:12
KamionRiddell: merged and pushed, thanks; will probably upload shortly10:13
vladdoko: one more ... the sources contained in the .zip are ending with \r\n. should I leave it as it is or substitute it?10:15
nomedMithrandir, around ?10:16
dokovlad: what's easier for you10:17
nomedi see in casper "hack to stop xscreensaver locking the screen"10:17
nomedand then bug 715010:17
UbugtuMalone bug 7150 in tetex-base tetex-extra "could not be removed when postinst didn't run" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/715010:17
nomedi guess it's not a malone bug .. what else could it be?10:18
Kamionbugzilla.ubuntu.com10:18
Kamionfrom before we moved to malone10:18
nomedk thanks10:18
Mithrandirnomed: yes, why?10:19
Kamionhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=7150 has a redirecting link which ends up at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xscreensaver/+bug/1349710:19
UbugtuUbuntu bug 7150 in xscreensaver "Locked password on live CD interferes with screen lock" [Normal,Reopened]  10:19
Mithrandirnomed: oh, well, what Colin says.10:19
nomedMithrandir, nothing special .. just playing with casper .. and i sow that10:20
nomedMithrandir, at the moment i have patched it in a way it's possible to set HOST and USERNAME 10:21
nomedfrom a conf.d script10:21
nomedsame for a black-initlist 10:21
Mithrandirblack-initlist?10:21
nomedi guess it can't go in dapper .. but aybe it could be an idea for dapper + 110:22
nomedMithrandir, ex ..10:22
nomedxubuntu doesn't need 22gnome_panel_data10:22
vladdoko: so generally speaking the changes to the "original" sources are completely legal as far as I do not change anything really important. the important things go to dpatch. right?10:22
nomedexport blacklist="22gnome_panel_data \ ..10:22
nomedconf/conf.d/00blacklist10:23
Kamionwouldn't it be neater just to make 22gnome_panel_data be a no-op if the relevant bits aren't installed?10:23
Kamionit's not as if the script is big, or as if the overhead of running it is large10:23
nomedKamion, yes ..10:24
Mithrandirnomed: basically what Colin says; any script giving errors when the relevant package isn't installed or similar is buggy and should just be fixed.10:24
nomedbut such thing could help derivatives i guess10:24
nomedbut i get what you mean10:25
Mithrandirif you can come up with a use case for it where you're not working around a bug, I'll certainly consider it.10:26
nomedMithrandir, but this may take time ..10:26
Mithrandirthe user and host parts would be nice to get, though.10:26
nomedpanel_version=$(chroot /target /usr/bin/dpkg-query -W --showformat='${Version}'10:26
nomedMithrandir, that's done10:26
Mithrandirnomed: it shouldn't take noticably much time.10:26
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nomedMithrandir, i see it changes root two time on that script ..10:30
bddebianShould a new package request be in LP?10:33
Kamionbddebian: if it amounts to a sync request, yes; if it requires changes, just upload it10:36
bddebianKamion: I don't believe it's in Debian either.  Bug #3762810:37
UbugtuMalone bug 37628 in language-support-sk "missing spellcheckers" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3762810:37
Kamionnomed: chroot() is not especially expensive10:37
Kamionbddebian: as good a place for it as any - I don't think there's any other place to put it that doesn't amount to forgetting about it10:37
nomedKamion, true 10:37
nomedbut if it may be supprted custom HOST and USERNAME ..10:38
bddebianKamion: Even UniverseCandidates?10:38
nomedwhy not to add a blacklist?10:38
nomedprobably a (k|x)ubuntu-casper pkge could be needed in that case (?)10:39
Mithrandirnomed: I prefer to add features because they serve some case, not just because they're neat, so it'd make it a lot easier for you to get your changes into dapper proper if you could give me some convincing use cases.10:40
Mithrandirnomed: saying that "some package might want to use it" is a bit weak..10:40
Kamionbddebian: if it's already been moved to there, it would be OK to close the bug and tell the user to subscribe to that wiki page if they're interested, I guess. I don't think we should be keen to close bugs that are, well, actually bugs though10:41
nomedMithrandir, sure .. what i'll do is to send you two different patches10:42
Kamionnomed: I can't think of any case where a script couldn't just guard its contents with [ -f /target/some/file/it/needs ] 10:42
Mithrandirnomed: please do just use bzr and publish your changes somewhere, it makes it easier for me to merge off you later too.10:42
bddebianA wishlisht package request is a "bug"? :-)10:42
Mithrandirnomed: there's a .bzr directory in the source package.10:42
nomedMithrandir, easier for me too :)10:43
Kamionbddebian: the bug (a wishlist bug, admittedly) is that Slovak users do not have spell checking available10:43
bddebianBTW, I just confirmed it and added a link to UniverseCandidates :)10:43
Kamioneven though it's available10:43
Mithrandirnomed: thanks. :-)10:43
Kamionbddebian: I prefer to look at what the bug actually is rather than the form it takes :)10:43
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bddebianKamion: ?10:46
bddebianHeya \sh10:46
\shmorning bddebian10:46
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jcolem$ has released their own ubuntu11:01
jcole"Microsoft Corp. is targeting Africa with a lower-priced version of the Windows operating system that will work on cheaper machines and have Africa-themed screensavers and background wallpaper among its features." - http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8H92B4O1.htm11:01
jcolevery thoughtful and kind of them to do so11:02
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highvoltagewhat happened to Gnubuntu?11:52
ompaulhighvoltage, try joining the channel11:53
highvoltageok11:53
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