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LureTonio_: should we patch these two:12:23
Lurestatic const char* knm_webpage = I18N_NOOP("http://www.novell.com/linux");12:23
Lurestatic const char* knm_bugaddr = I18N_NOOP("http://bugzilla.novell.com");12:23
Lure(in main.cpp)12:23
Tonio_Lure: okay for the bugaddr, but about the webpage........ what would you add ?12:26
LureTonio_: do not know, but bugAddr has to be e-mail anyhow...12:26
Tonio_e-mail ???????*12:27
LureTonio_: is there bugs@ubuntu.com12:27
Lurehttp://developer.kde.org/documentation/library/cvs-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdecore/html/classKAboutData.html12:27
Tonio_lure ok12:31
LureTonio_: I think we should just leave the default (bugs.kde.org) as there is knetworkmanager product12:31
Tonio_yep12:31
LureTonio_: and first bug: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12619812:32
UbugtuKDE bug 126198 in general "option to suppress notifications" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  12:32
LureTonio_: will you do the patch?12:33
Tonio_Lure: hu ?????12:33
Tonio_isn't that supposed to be done ?12:33
LureI can provide if you want...12:33
Tonio_Lure: didn't you told my there was an option in latest suse rpm ?12:34
Tonio_I am lost12:34
Lurejust remove all references of knm_bugaddr12:34
LureTonio_: options for what?12:34
Tonio_Lure: I can do that, patch12:34
Tonio_you showed me that kde bug and asked if I could do a patch :)12:34
Tonio_or were you talkin about the knm_bugaddr12:35
Tonio_?12:35
LureTonio_: sorry... b.k.o bug was just suprise for me and I posted it12:35
LureTonio_: I was talking about the patch to remove bugzilla.novell.com12:35
Tonio_yep12:36
Tonio_removing or replacing for you ?12:36
Tonio_make[3] : *** No rule to make target `/opt/kde3/include/serviceiface.h', needed by `serviceiface.kidl'.  Stop.12:36
Tonio_hum...........12:36
LureIf you remove, it will use default from KAboutData12:36
Tonio_ok12:37
LureTonio_: missing build-dep?12:37
LureTonio_: looks like kdepim3-devel...12:38
Lurekdepim-dev in debian...12:39
LureTonio_: BTW, Suse has nice intergtation in Kontact, Kopete that auto-connect when network is established by knm12:40
LureTonio_: I think with is this interface...12:40
LureTonio_: not yet in Ubuntu: http://packages.ubuntulinux.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=kdepim-dev&version=dapper&arch=i38612:42
raphinkLure: uploading your patch12:42
Lureraphink: thanks!12:42
Tonio_Lure: does this mean it could work when we have it ?12:43
Tonio_I am waiting for autoconnect in kopete for month ;)12:43
LureTonio_: we could look into this - I think danimo was already looking into kdepim12:44
Tonio_Lure: so we have to wait a bit....12:44
LureTonio_: what bothers me is where it gets /opt/kde3.... this is very SuSE... :-(12:48
Tonio_Lure: that can be patched anyway12:49
Tonio_the only problem is that we cannot package knm....12:49
kwwiinight all12:49
Tonio_kwwii: nite ;)12:49
Lurekwwii: nite12:49
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Tonio_Lure: and that will probably not go in dapper at all, since we will get that with kde 3.5.3 only....12:50
LureTonio_: we can have kubuntu patches that "fixes known problems when network connects/disconnects"12:51
LureI can submit some bugs... ;-)12:51
Tonio_http://websvn.kde.org/branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim/networkstatus/serviceiface.h?rev=438982&view=log12:51
Tonio_Lure: look at that12:51
Tonio_look at the dates for serviceiface.h file12:51
Tonio_13 month ! ?? 12:51
Tonio_Lure: it appears the file isn't in the kdepim-dev file because there is a problem in the package :)12:52
LureTonio_: this is just interface - no need to change too often12:52
Tonio_maybe we can fix this12:52
Tonio_Lure: but why don't we have it in kdepim-dev then ?12:52
Lurenot sure, we will have to investigate - first question is if debian has it...12:53
Tonio_if it exists for 13 months, we should have it in the package12:53
Tonio_http://lists.debian.org/debian-qt-kde/2005/07/msg00266.html12:53
Tonio_debian as it Lure12:53
Tonio_so that's an issue in kubuntu12:53
Tonio_Lure: it appears we completly miss the networkstatus .h files12:56
LureI need sleep - will look into this in the morning... drop me an e-mail if you find something12:56
Luremaybe we need to ping danimo as he was asking Riddell last time about this...12:56
Tonio_Lure: debian doesn't have it too http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=kdepim-dev&version=stable&arch=i38612:57
Tonio_Lure: yes, we need to discuss this tomorrow12:58
Tonio_Lure: nite12:58
LureTonio_: nite12:58
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Tonio_hey ;)10:43
Tonio_Riddell: ping ?10:43
Hobbseehey Tonio_!10:44
Tonio_hi Hobbsee ;)10:44
Tonio_Hobbsee: do you have locales problem with kde apps actually ?10:56
Tonio_my desktop is partially in english for now 3 days, and that hapens even on a new account/profile........10:56
HobbseeTonio_: i'm not sure.  i'm starting to get administrator problems with system settings, and it accepting any p/w though10:57
Hobbseemine's in english anyway :P10:57
Tonio_hehe10:57
Tonio_need to ask raphink for this10:57
jpatrickmine's in en_GB, but there's no major difference10:58
Tonio_hey jpatrick :)10:58
jpatrickhey Tonio_ :)10:58
Hobbseeditto, with en_AU10:59
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Tonio_there is a problem with kdepim-dev package11:03
Tonio_grmpf11:04
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jpatrickhmm, what happened there...11:09
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jpatrickKonversation said Lag: 103 s11:11
Hobbseeouch11:12
Hobbseewell, it wasnt a ping timeout, so..11:12
RiddellTonio_: pong11:28
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RiddellTonio_: the lang packs just switched to rosetta, it's possible it's all broken11:28
Tonio_hey Riddell :)11:28
RiddellTonio_: got an example of something that's missing?11:29
Tonio_Riddell: I was looking at latest svn tarball for knetworkmanager and I have a major issue to package it11:29
Tonio_Riddell: yes, in fact in all kde apps, the menu is in english, but the full app is in french, let me screenshot you ;)11:29
Tonio_Riddell: http://planetemu.net/temp/capture9.png11:30
Tonio_here is an example11:30
Tonio_and that's not a profile issue11:31
Tonio_Riddell: concerning knm, the issue is a bit annoying as it appear we miss some header files in kdepim-dev package11:32
Tonio_I looked debian package and the issue is there too11:32
Tonio_we don't have networkstatus *.h files available11:33
RiddellTonio_: that probably needs the changes danimo made to kdepim11:34
Riddellwhich I'd not be terribly keen in putting in at this stage11:34
Tonio_Riddell: as far as I can see, tehre is a networkstatus package11:34
Lure_Tonio_: I have a patch to remove networkstatus from knm11:35
Tonio_Riddell: I assume if I just had the header files in kdepim-dev, that should be okay, since the networkstatus service, la and so file are already available11:35
Tonio_Lure_: nice ;)11:35
Tonio_Lure_: but if that's just a header file missing....11:35
Lure_Tonio_: will send you as I cannot test right now...11:35
Tonio_Lure_: thanks11:36
Riddell-./usr/share/locale-langpack/fr/LC_MESSAGES/desktop.mo  hmm11:36
Tonio_Riddell: what can be the issue in my case if I just had header files in kdepim-dev ? I assume none, but I'd like to be sure ;)11:36
RiddellTonio_: do we have the header files in our kdepim source?11:38
Tonio_Riddell: yes11:38
Riddelloh well, we should include them then11:38
Tonio_and the networkstatus component is in a package, just the header files are removed11:38
Tonio_Riddell: okay, and would you suggest a new networkstatus-dev package or simply put them in kdepim-dev ?11:39
Tonio_I think second option is the better one.11:39
Lure_Tonio_: the whole networkstatus stuff in knm is a dirty hack (that what comment says) to fix n-m reporting, therefore I would agree with Riddell that we should be cutios with networkstatus changes11:39
Tonio_Lure_: ah ? okay, so in that case let's remove it ;)11:40
freeflyingRiddell: got another feedback about the failure of grub install, choose zh when you install beta2, you will fail to install grub, nut not when you choose en11:40
Lure_I would suggest that we discuss this with danimo and the decide11:40
Tonio_Lure_: we can remove it with your patch for 0ubuntu1 version11:40
RiddellTonio_: just add to kdepim-dev11:41
Tonio_then discuss and decide for 0ubuntu2 ;)11:41
Lure_I woudl LOVE that kdepim/kopete would be network aware (and not compklain about "cannot connect" all the time11:41
Riddellfreeflying: that would explain why only you see it11:41
Tonio_Riddell: okay11:41
Tonio_Lure_: including just .h files isn't dangerous as far as I know, and as long as the so and la files are already shipped11:41
freeflyingRiddell: but why dose this happen to our chinese user?  :)11:41
Tonio_Lure_: don't you think ?11:42
Lure_Tonio_: be aware - it is not just .h, but also libnetworkstatus.so (or .a) that need to be provided for runtime11:42
Lure_Tonio_: see my patch - I had to remove also -lnetworkstatus to build11:42
Tonio_Lure_: 11:42
Tonio_/usr/lib/kde3/kded_networkstatus.la11:42
Tonio_/usr/lib/kde3/kded_networkstatus.so11:42
Lure_Tonio_: networkstatus package from universe is just monitor and kded extension11:43
Tonio_they are already in the deb package, unless we are not talking about the same files11:43
Tonio_Lure_: ah ?11:43
Lure_Tonio_: not sure that this is the right one, but you can try - we can always fallback to remove patch11:43
Tonio_hum, okay, so let's use your patch ;)11:43
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Tonio_Lure_: in any case if we want knm in main, we cannot make it depend on universe stiff11:44
Tonio_stuff11:44
Tonio_Lure_: so better use your pae instead11:45
Lure_Tonio_: I would not like to risk main inclusion with thsi feature...11:45
Tonio_I didn't saw networkstatus was in universe since it was part of kdepim ;11:45
Tonio_Lure_: let's package knm !!11:45
Riddellfreeflying: I've no idea I'm afraid, I don't know anything about grub11:45
Riddellfreeflying: make sure you report a bug on debian-installer11:45
Tonio_Lure_: I was looking at new icons, the ones in novell's tarball are different from the svn ones11:46
Lure_Tonio_: really - so which are better? ;-)11:46
Tonio_Lure_: I was thinking about using the svn ones, nicer in my view, don't you think ?11:46
Tonio_Lure_: look by yourself ;) to me the kde svn ones are nicer11:46
Tonio_but that subjective ;)11:46
Lure_Tonio_: just checked - yes it is much nicer with KDE gear11:47
Tonio_Lure_: so I'll change them in the tarball11:47
Lure_the problem is that indication is probably not that obvious like the signal between two dots...11:47
Lure_Tonio_: tarball does not have configure notifications - will you use debian patch then?11:48
Tonio_Lure_: nope11:48
Lure_we should if we will drop \sh patch11:48
Tonio_I will use kde svn and for missing folders like po, will take them in the novell's tarball11:48
Lure_Tonio_: ok, that is better11:48
Tonio_there are minimal changes in the sources, so that may not cause any issue11:49
Lure_I thought that you will use the tarballl11:49
Tonio_Lure_: if first option doesn't, I will ;)11:49
Tonio_doesn't "work"11:49
Lure_ok11:49
Tonio_Lure_: did you send me your patch ?11:50
Lure_Tonio_: yes11:50
Lure_what is skel? https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2006-April/001163.html11:50
Tonio_Lure_: nice, let's go !11:50
Tonio_Lure_: /etc/skel/* files are used to definied files that have to be copied to the profile at first use11:51
Tonio_the problem with it is I think it is just for profile creation, changes in it's files are not dynamic11:51
Tonio_that's why we use kds11:51
Tonio_and make kde looking in kds and merging files in it with /usr/share/kde ones11:51
Tonio_Riddell: can you confirm this is the reason we do not use skel ?11:52
Tonio_Lure_: any knowledge in windows ?11:52
Tonio_skel is the equivalent of "default user" profile, while k-d-s would be the equivalent of "all users" one11:52
Lure_Tonio_: yes11:52
Tonio_kind of :)11:53
Lure_Tonio_: got it - but why does some options do not have effect if changed by user (amarok splash screen as mentioned)11:53
RiddellTonio_: yes, that's about right11:53
Tonio_Lure_: I don't understand this, since it works here11:53
RiddellTonio_: skel should be kept to a minimum generally11:53
Tonio_kde looks for settings in that order :11:53
Tonio_profile > kds > /usr/share/kde11:53
Tonio_the three potential files are merged with that priority if a setting is in several files11:54
Tonio_so if you modify amarok settings, that goes in ~/user/................/amarokrc11:54
Tonio_Lure_: that should in any case be prior to kds settings...11:55
Lure_Tonio_: I can reproduce the amarok splash problem - maybe bug in amarok?11:55
Tonio_and it works nicelly here11:55
Tonio_hu ?11:55
Tonio_Lure_: in that case yes, that is a bug in amarok, that doesn't write the setting correctly in amarokrc11:55
Tonio_let me try ;)11:55
Tonio_Lure_: if it was a problem in the kds way to work, that would touch ANY application, not only amarok11:56
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Tonio_Lure_: I will answer the mail11:57
Lure_Tonio_: I understand this is why we need to stop the gosip that is going on in ML ;-)11:57
Tonio_Lure_: hehe ;) he maybe should have post a bug on launchpad for this12:00
Riddellhmm, kdelibs.mo isn't translated12:19
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Tonio_Lure_: ping ?01:02
Tonio_Lure_: got a strange issue in building knetworkmanager tarball and I'd like your opinion ;)01:02
Tonio_or Riddell maybe ?01:03
RiddellTonio_: hmm?01:05
Tonio_Riddell: I grabbed the kdereview branch from kde svn to tarball the latest knm01:06
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Tonio_running make -f admin/Makefile.common works at the root of it, but I don't want to apackage everything01:06
Tonio_to I copy pasted the admin folder in knm branch01:07
Tonio_run make -f admin/Makefile.common, and got that error :01:07
Tonio_configure.in:7: error: m4_defn: undefined macro: _m4_divert_diversion01:07
Tonio_Riddell: am I wrong in the process, or do I miss something ?01:07
Riddellthat's unlikely to work01:08
Riddellbetter to just rm -r all the directories you don't want to include01:08
Tonio_ah ?01:08
Tonio_Riddell: that will result a knetworkmanager subdirectory in the tarball doesn't it ?01:09
Riddellyes01:18
Riddellyou can also use svn2dist from kdesdk-scripts which will get translations01:19
freeflyingRiddell: kdm shall read the configure file in Xsession.d?01:20
Riddellin /etc/kde3/kdm/01:21
RiddellXsession.d/ gets run at login01:22
Tonio_Riddell: okay, but I was thinking uing the po filder provides in the suse src.rpm package01:22
Tonio_maybe easier no ?01:22
RiddellTonio_: may as well use the whole tar from suse's rpm then01:22
freeflyingRiddell: but now some configure file in Xsession.d wasn't read after login in livecd01:23
RiddellTonio_: why are you updating this anyway?01:23
Riddellfreeflying: like what?01:23
freeflying90im-switch01:23
Tonio_because it is better, icons look by far better, looks more professionnal :) and there are quite new options interesting, like disabling notifications etc...01:23
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HobbseeLure_: ping!01:49
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Lure_Hobbsee: pong02:20
HobbseeLure_: seems that i was havign trouble with the (latest ndiswrapper -1) - the new latest ndiswrapper should have fixed the issue with suspend/hibernate for kpowersave :D02:21
Lure_Hobbsee: and it fixed kdm login screen issue?02:22
Tonio_Lure_: kde svn for knetworkmanager is very incomplete, and merging with novell's datas I got lots of errors02:22
Hobbseegot no idea about that...i doubt t02:22
Hobbseeit02:23
Tonio_Lure_: I now consider using the novell tarball and replacing icons with kde svn ones02:23
Tonio_Lure_: probably cleaner way to do02:23
Lure_Tonio_: fine with me, but also include patch from debian for configure notifications02:24
Tonio_Lure_: considering the notifications, should I adapt \sh patch or better using debian's one ?02:24
Tonio_okay, that was my question :)02:24
Lure_debian, also \sh said that it is better02:24
Lure_Tonio_: see bug 4105102:25
UbugtuMalone bug 41051 in knetworkmanager "Setting of "Disable New Network Notifications" is not persistent" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4105102:25
Tonio_seen that yesterday yes02:25
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Tonio_Lure_: LOL02:34
Tonio_Lure_: yes knetworkconf is said to be very buggy02:34
Tonio_Lure_: make a guidance module for it ;)02:35
Lure_Tonio_: and we would get WPA config also if I would go guidance way... :-(02:35
Lure_Tonio_: I think this would be nice GoogleSOC project - if Sime or sebas would mentor 02:36
Tonio_Lure_: I think once network-manager will manage ip settings, we will be able to remove it completly02:36
Lure_Tonio_: this will not happen that soon...02:36
Tonio_network-manager with ip settings, even without wifi card, would be a perfect replacement for this02:36
Tonio_Lure_: I heard aout next version for this02:36
Tonio_networkmanager 0.7 should be shipped with tcp/ip settings options02:36
Lure_Tonio_: true, but storing it in user's wallet is not a good option for network settings anyhow02:36
Lure_it is nice for mobile user, but not for general public02:37
Lure_This is why I think static network config files are there to stay for next couple of years02:37
Tonio_Lure_: who said this will go in wallet ?02:37
Tonio_maybe that will be internal network-manager storage of something02:37
Tonio_of course ip settings cannot be considered the same way that wireless settings :)02:38
Lure_Tonio_: let's wait and see - until then lets debug knetworkconf02:38
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Tonio_Lure_: package will be ready in a few seconds ;)02:49
Lure_Tonio_: few seconds passed... ;-)02:54
Tonio_Lure_: sorry I will let you patch02:55
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uniqanyone working on bug 33173 ? 03:08
UbugtuMalone bug 33173 in kdebase kdeprint "kdeprint can not contact cups" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3317303:08
Hobbseeuniq: does it still exist?  if so, i doubt it03:08
Hobbseewell, i havent heard of it, and it's not marked in progress...03:08
uniqit's not closed in malone.03:08
uniqand it's marked as major.03:09
Hobbseeuniq: you a developer/coder at all?03:10
uniqnot very much. I've been helping out with small fixes and packages from some time before breezy.03:11
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Hobbseeuniq: i suspect that not a lot of people know much about the devel side of all this CUPS stuff03:13
Hobbseeyou'd be welcome to look and patch it, if you wish :)03:13
uniqI don't have time. We have a little girl (6months) in the house.. so i can't spend all evenings with the computer anymore.03:14
Hobbseeah okay03:14
uniqBut I would very much like to se it fixed, as printing is important for most desktop users.03:15
Hobbseedefinetly03:17
HobbseeIIRC, it's being worked on, not by me, by someone else...03:17
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Hobbseeoh, that's the standard cups bug?  yeah, that's deifnelty being worked on03:17
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HobbseeTonio_: ping03:17
Tonio_Hobbsee: pong ?03:17
HobbseeTonio_: what was the deal with that new knetworkmanager that you were asking about?03:18
Tonio_which one ? I asked about 30 questions here today about that ;)03:18
uniqhobbsee: ok, great. Just checking :)03:18
Tonio_Hobbsee: package is done, no need to be helped now ;)03:18
Tonio_Hobbsee: fancy testing it ?03:18
Hobbseeoh, in #kubuntu you were asking for testers?03:18
Tonio_yes03:19
Hobbseehehe yep...and if it breaks my system, i'll come and attack :P03:19
Lure_uniq, Hobbsee: I thnk we can consider that bug fixed03:19
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uniqlure_: ok, update malone and gather your karma then :)03:19
Tonio_Hobbsee: that will not break anything ;)03:19
Tonio_Hobbsee: do you want me to dcc you the deb file ?03:20
Lure_Tonio_: put it in your repo03:20
HobbseeTonio_: or email it, take your pick03:20
Hobbseeoh yeah, that too...03:20
Tonio_Lure_: well, if there are people using this and the package as a major issue, I don't want to break 300 computers ;)03:21
Tonio_Lure_: there are lots of people using my repo actually03:21
Tonio_I would just like ONE tester before adding it to the repo, as I can't test myself.......03:21
HobbseeTonio_: sure, hobbsee@ubuntu.com03:21
Lure_Tonio_: I can test it too.... and you are right, we should not publish too soon (but by doing so you get for sure more than one tester ;-))03:22
Tonio_Hobbsee: email is gone03:22
mornfallRiddell: ping03:23
Riddellmornfall: yo03:23
mornfallor other people03:23
mornfallRiddell: hi03:23
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Tonio_Lure_: well, we can publish if only one person confirms it works03:23
mornfallis there a way i can mark bugs in malone?03:23
Tonio_no need for 50 testers03:23
mornfallfor my own internal use03:23
mornfallmark, flags, whatever03:23
HobbseeTonio_: cool, got it03:24
Riddellnot that I know of, although you could put some code in the title which would then be searchable03:24
mornfallRiddell: well, i want to mark bugs that i want to fix over weekend for next release03:24
mornfallso let's make that "release blockers"03:24
mornfallthere's blocks/depends on bugs in bugzilla, but in b.k.o it seems to be disabled03:25
mornfalli miss that03:25
RiddellI would add a comment saying that and if you want them to be easily searchable put (RB) in the title or similar03:25
mornfallupstream BZ also has milestones03:25
Tonio_Lure_: you should have it too03:25
Tonio_hey mornfall03:25
Riddelloh, you might be able to make milestones in malone03:25
Riddellalthough I suspect adept would need to be registered as a launchpad product in that case03:25
mornfallokey, i'll (ab)use tile in that case03:26
mornfallit's the path of least resistance :)03:26
mornfallas soon as i find out how to change that03:26
=== Hobbsee glares at Tonio_
Tonio_Hobbsee: waiting for your feedback03:27
=== mornfall finds
HobbseeTonio_: dead as a doornail...03:27
Riddellmornfall: "Edit Description"03:27
Tonio_Hobbsee: ???03:27
HobbseeTonio_: you dont want my feedback...03:27
Tonio_Hobbsee: of course I want ;)03:28
HobbseeTonio_: http://pastebin.com/68854703:28
Tonio_Hobbsee: argh........03:28
Hobbseehehe03:29
Hobbseei told you you didnt want to know!03:29
Tonio_what the f*ck is this ?03:29
Tonio_okay, let's try without any package first ;)03:30
Tonio_any patch03:30
HobbseeTonio_: reproducible every time03:31
Tonio_Hobbsee: yes, just seen that on my desktop, even if I don't have any wifi card...03:31
Hobbseedunno what to install to get the debug symbols though03:31
Tonio_Hobbsee: do you have network-manager running ?03:32
mornfallRiddell: what should be the version after 2.0?03:32
HobbseeTonio_: according to ps aux, yes03:32
mornfallRiddell: say, dapper+1 -- 2.1?03:32
Tonio_Hobbsee: okay I will investigate03:33
HobbseeTonio_: okay...and i'll try to revert...03:33
mornfallRiddell: i suspect 3.0 won't be in time for dapper+103:33
Lure_mornfall: why not use "In Progress" status?03:34
mornfallLure_: no idea, noone told me there is such thing ;-)03:34
mornfalland i didn't notice03:34
Lure_mornfall: title change is "Edit Description" (I was also searching for it for couple of days ;-)03:35
HobbseeTonio_: good thing you didnt stick it in your repo hehe :P03:35
Tonio_Hobbsee: yup ;)03:35
mornfallLure_: i found that out03:35
Tonio_I'm testing without lure's patch first03:35
Lure_mornfall: I see now - I am ready from top down and writing answers... ;-) I should have read all first... ;-)03:36
mornfallhmm, are we UI-frozen or not yet?03:37
Hobbseemornfall: er, i think we are...03:37
Hobbseewe're string frozen, at least03:37
mornfallhmm, a week late03:39
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Hobbseemornfall: i wonder how strict they are :P03:39
mornfallwell, summary of changes i wanted to do:03:39
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mornfallthe updater currently forces user to pull updates03:40
mornfalli wanted to turn quit into skip this for the first page03:40
mornfalland for adept, i was contemplating about a way to force changes preview on users when implicit package removals are to be done03:41
Hobbseeah ok03:41
mornfallbut i guess that would violate freeze03:42
Hobbseeis there an exception process for that?  ::P03:42
mornfalli don't know03:43
Riddellmornfall: 2.1 sounds about right03:46
mornfalli'm trying to figure how much sense it makes to have a 2.103:46
Riddell2.5?  like firefox :)03:47
mornfalllibapt-front started receiving big changes for 3.0 already03:47
mornfalladept 3.0 that is03:47
mornfallso it would be basically 2 branches03:47
mornfalli just don't know what state will 3.0 be in time of dapper+1 freeze03:47
mornfallwhat is the planned cycle for that? 6 months again?03:47
Riddellno, 4 months03:48
Riddellas if dapper had been on time03:48
mornfallthat's no use then03:48
mornfalldapper+2 as a 3.0 target then03:48
mornfalland for dapper+1 bugfix mode03:48
kmonFYI for dapper ubuntu dev's were talking about smart package manager.03:49
mornfalloh, well, right03:49
mornfallthat's on kubuntu to decide if they want adept or no03:49
kmonsure03:49
mornfallfor 3.0 it will be independent of apt i suppose03:49
mornfallso even if apt-get or libapt-pkg is not shipped in main03:50
mornfalllibept and adept could be03:50
Tonio_Hobbsee: got it to work here without some patches03:50
mornfall(libapt-front will be renamed to libept and current ept will be renamed to adept so libadept as well)03:50
HobbseeTonio_: nice :)03:50
mornfallthe commandline tool will be ept03:50
Tonio_Hobbsee: I need to check which one creates the issue testing one by one03:50
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kmonnice03:51
Tonio_Hobbsee: I still get X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 169 in output03:51
mornfallthe other possibility is that you either don't ship a KDE package manager or find someone to write it03:51
Tonio_but app isnt crashing03:51
HobbseeTonio_: ouch, right03:51
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apokryphosmornfall: a complete split from apt? Sounds interesting :)03:52
mornfallhowever, it would be good to know if you want to ship adept under these conditions03:52
apokryphoswhat are the plans with that?03:52
mornfallbecause if you don't, i will take more freedom in planning release03:52
Riddellif ubuntu does change to smart (still a big if) then I'll probably have to port the smart gtk frontend to qt03:54
Riddellbut on the whole, I'd much rather stay with adept03:54
apokryphossmart rocks, too :D 03:54
Riddellmornfall: ubuntu conference, June 18th, Paris by the way03:54
Riddellwe can probably get you sponsorship03:55
apokryphosRiddell: are there talks in ubuntu about that?03:55
Riddellapokryphos: talks in ubuntu?03:55
apokryphosabout moving to smart03:55
Riddellapokryphos: Mark mentioned it at the last conference, that's about all03:55
mornfallwell, smart is not very useful on debian -- it took about 1:30 of CPU time just to compute dist-upgrade :P03:55
apokryphosRiddell: any links and/or places to look?03:56
Riddellapokryphos: not that I know of03:56
mornfallwhich is 1:25 more than i am willing to wait03:56
freeflyingRiddell: livecd install crashed, http://paste.ubuntu.org.cn/10403:56
apokryphosmornfall: over a minute? Ouch. It does take some time to compute that03:56
Lathiatsmart?03:56
apokryphosapt is definitely pacier03:56
Riddellfreeflying: sigh, yet another unicode error03:57
apokryphosalso smart doesn't have things like build-dep etc03:57
Riddellfreeflying: thanks03:57
mornfallapokryphos: it was a biggish upgrade to be honest03:57
apokryphosmornfall: still03:57
freeflyingRiddell: also the adept_update_notify wasn't disable when livecd start03:57
mornfallapokryphos: price for writing it in python03:58
apokryphosindeed03:58
mornfallit also means bootstrap would have to fetch python03:58
mornfallwhich is a nuisance, sort of03:58
freeflyingRiddell: kio_universe crashes often on livecd, i386 installed and ppc installed http://paste.ubuntu.org.cn/10503:59
Riddellfreeflying: that just means there have been new packages since the live cd was made03:59
Tonio_Riddell: I was looking at the livecd and I think there is a little issue actually04:00
Riddellhmm, a scim error04:00
RiddellTonio_: what's that?04:00
Tonio_Riddell: as it will be the main install cd once dapper is out, having it in english only is a bit problematic no ?04:01
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RiddellTonio_: you can change the language at the boot prompt04:01
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Tonio_Riddell: ah ? didn't thought about that indeed, I assumed the question would be asked during the boot process04:02
Tonio_I will have to test04:02
Riddellit's not obvious I agree04:02
Tonio_Riddell: that looks "working but not user friendly"04:02
Tonio_as I think raphink didn't thought about that too :)04:03
freeflyingRiddell: ubuntu's livecd's upgrade_notify will be removed from booting, so will we remove it too04:03
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Riddellfreeflying: any idea how they remove it?04:07
freeflyingRiddell: in ubuntu's , just remove it from autostart04:07
freeflyingRiddell: so we can do it too04:07
Riddellbut it must be removed somewhere, probably casper, and added back somewhere too04:08
freeflyingRiddell: in casper04:08
freeflyingRiddell: it will not add back04:08
Riddellit needs to be added back by the installer for the installed system04:09
freeflyingthen it's a bug a ubuntu's  :)04:09
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Tonio_Hobbsee: I identified the problem with knm, that's the dialup patch04:13
Tonio_shoudn't be hard to fix04:13
HobbseeTonio_: ah okay :)04:13
Lure_Tonio_: debian has updated dialup patch I think...04:14
Tonio_Lure_: yes, but I'm first trying to reapply the patch, maybe I did an error first time04:14
Tonio_then, if that isn't resolved, I will look at debian's04:15
Tonio_I first want to understand why did that crash ;)04:15
Lure_Tonio_: fine, I just noticed in theri svn that they updated it recently04:15
Tonio_Lure_: I replaced the icons in the novall tarball by latest svn ones for info ;)04:16
Tonio_they are way better04:16
Tonio_Lure_: it works repapplying the patch04:20
Hobbseenight all04:20
Tonio_Hobbsee, Lure_, emaling you the valid version04:20
Tonio_Hobbsee: plz 2 minutes :)04:20
Tonio_argh04:20
Tonio_Lure_: you should have the mail04:22
Tonio_marseillai: t'es la ma poule ?04:22
Lure_Tonio_: got it04:23
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Tonio_Lure_: hehe04:24
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Lure_new icons look nice...04:25
Tonio_yes ;)04:26
Lure_Tonio_: notification configuration is also great - just need to test it a bit...04:26
Tonio_the configure notification patch give way better result04:26
Tonio_only problem is that actions are not translated, but that's not a big issue04:27
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Tonio_Lure_: let me know and if that sounds nice, I'll publish to my repo04:29
Lure_now that I need them, none is there (wireless networks of my neighbours ;-)04:30
Tonio_haha04:30
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Lure_Tonio_: I will reboot/login again to observe behaviour when kwallet is access for first time04:30
Tonio_yes, great04:30
Tonio_Lure_: lots of wallet issues where reported04:31
Tonio_would be nice to know if that helps, since that would make uvfe easier to get approved :)04:31
Lure_Tonio_: I had this kded failure too for one day, but now is gone!04:31
Tonio_the more bugs closed, the easier uvfe is ;)04:31
Lure_Will try couple of tests with log i/out04:32
Tonio_thanks, I'm sorry I can't follow you on tests this time04:32
Tonio_Lure_: I still need to apply patch for bugzilla04:33
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Lure_Tonio_: interesting, they changed to bugs.kde.org, but not to e-mail account...04:34
Tonio_yes, and po files don't have the change......04:35
Tonio_./po/hu.po:msgstr "http://bugzilla.novell.com"04:35
Tonio_I wonder if I really have to patch all of them04:35
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Tonio_Lure_: need to patch this for you ?04:36
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LureTonio_: I got KDED error again, and wallet misbehaving also (seen it once before)04:42
Tonio_Lure: damn........04:42
Tonio_Lure: can you try cleaning your wallet entries ?04:43
LureTonio_: I think this are generic problems of KDED more than really knm - knm probably just triggers it04:43
Tonio_Lure: about the address, should I add bug@kde.org ?04:43
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Tonio_Lure: most kde apps are using http://bugs.kde.org04:44
LureTonio_: I am not sure how other are doing this, but Konversation/Kontact... have nice "Report Bug" compared to knm...04:44
Tonio_Lure: but knm opens kmail when clicking on it, so what's better ?04:44
Tonio_let's check sources then04:44
Tonio_Lure: I just hope the kded error isn't every boot.....04:45
LureTonio_: I got it for several reboots, but then last two was w/o - it is really some obscure bug it seems04:46
Tonio_Lure: yup, but maybe not due to knm04:47
Tonio_Lure: did you got it with old version too ?04:47
LureTonio_: yes, I got it with repo version too04:50
Tonio_Lure: okay. so which email should I add ? bugs@kde.org ?04:50
Tonio_I don't have historic of our yesterday discussion :)04:50
Tonio_or I will simply remove it since it isn't clear at all04:52
LureTonio_: if you remove that it will get default value. Just remove the variable and the use of variable when KAbout is contructed04:52
Lurehttp://developer.kde.org/documentation/library/cvs-api/kdelibs-apidocs/kdecore/html/classKAboutData.html04:53
Tonio_Lure: may be better since knetworkmanager is now on kde04:53
Lurethere you can see submit@bugs.kde.org - but better not have this in our patch04:54
Lurein case it changes later (unlikely though)04:54
Tonio_Lure: I'm first trying without the line att all and see ;)04:57
Tonio_Lure: I'm pushing it to the repo and make an uvfe05:06
Tonio_Lure: removing the entry make it use the web link that other applications are using, which is nice05:14
RiddellTonio_: what .h files were missing from kdepim?05:16
Tonio_Riddell: all files in networkstatus/05:17
Tonio_Riddell: let me get the list05:17
RiddellTonio_: they are all marked as noinst_HEADERS in Makefile.am05:17
Tonio_Riddell: the one I needed was clientiface.h05:17
Tonio_Riddell: well, in that case, suse did crappy stuff ;)05:18
Tonio_Riddell: anyway, the usage of this was comment as "ugly hack" in the sources, so maybe luka renko's patch to remove this is better05:19
pradeeptoRiddell: am I supposed to see a MAP in the "Where are you section?" thing?05:19
Riddellpradeepto: no, it's not implemented yet05:20
RiddellI may not have time for that05:20
pradeeptouh oke05:20
pradeeptoRiddell: you mean for the final release or just for the betas?05:22
LureRiddell: we should ping danimo when he is around for networkstatus - I am not sure if kdepim has it own copy just becasue there is no separate -dev package for networkstatus yet05:22
Riddellpradeepto: well it's not in the beta, but I'd like to do it for the final release but it's not a priority05:22
LureRiddell: in such case it makes sense that it does not install its own copy05:22
pradeeptoRiddell: aah..I understand.05:23
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pradeeptoRiddell: is it an KDE app or Py/KDE app? And where is the source available?05:24
danimohi there05:24
Riddelldanimo: seems knetworkmanager needs clientiface.h but kdepim doesn't install it05:25
danimopradeepto: you're a quite omnipresent guy, aren't you? ;)05:25
Tonio_hi danimo05:25
danimohi Tonio_, Riddell05:25
Riddellpykde, all help appreciated https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuUbiquity05:25
pradeeptodanimo: :)05:25
danimoRiddell, Tonio_: I went through the suse patches with allen winter yesterday05:25
danimoRiddell, Tonio_: suse heavily patched kdepim and stuff to make it work with network manager and knetwork manager05:26
danimoessentially. you need to pull their kde pim patches05:26
Riddellright.  I'm not too keen to do that post beta05:26
Luredanimo: should we do that or you see that it is too intrusive?05:26
Tonio_Riddell: yes, sounds a bit late for this05:27
danimowell, the suse guys made it so that kde apps would depend on knetworkmanager running05:27
danimoso it would break in a "kde apps on gnome with nm applet" scenario afaict05:27
Luredanimo: and we cannot do that...05:27
danimobut I am still waiting for a feedback from suse05:27
Tonio_danimo: as long as we don't knetworkmanager by default, patching like this sounds dangerous05:27
danimoyes05:27
danimothere is a patch that does it more properly05:28
Tonio_danimo: does it affect the "normal" way to work when networkmanager isn't installed ?05:28
Lurethis seems like a nice thing for edgy05:28
danimobut that one breaks in some cases05:28
danimosee  https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=165907&x=0&y=0&=Find05:28
danimoTonio_: no, it should not05:28
Tonio_danimo: ok05:29
danimoTonio_: I really want to talk to Will before doing anything05:29
Tonio_danimo: sure05:29
danimoTonio_: I suggest we wait for him to show up, commit the patches to branch and you just take the branch diff from there05:29
danimohim == Will, one of the SUSE guys05:29
Tonio_can be interesting for edgy, but as knetworkmanager build nicelly with Lure's patch, no need to go over this05:29
danimoTonio_: what do you mean?05:29
Luredanimo: we removed networkstatus stuff from latest knm to compile w/o it05:30
danimoic05:30
Tonio_danimo: Lure patched so that he removed network status functions from knetworkmanager05:30
Tonio_so we can use it without those kdepim patches05:30
danimoTonio_: network manager itself is broken for me since quite a while. it doesn't adjust the ESSID05:30
danimoand it sometimes fails to show the names of the network and stays with an emty ESSID05:31
Luredanimo: this should have been fixed with last update05:31
Tonio_hum... Lure didn't that worked for you ?05:31
danimoLure: as of when?05:31
Lure1 day (max 2 day_ ago)05:31
Tonio_danimo: I can send you source patch if you're interested in it05:31
Luredanimo: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/dapper-changes/2006-April/009895.html05:31
Tonio_danimo: it is based on latest novell's src-rpm package published yesterday05:32
danimoah, they tried to lose the dependency05:32
danimoI just looked in the changelog05:32
danimoTonio_: ic05:32
danimoLure, Tonio_: does anyone know if/when the vpn plugins will make it into universe?05:32
Tonio_danimo: I need someone to revu them to upload ;)05:33
Tonio_slomo did, but nobody else seems interested... I added the packages on revu05:33
Luredanimo: I cannot test (problems with our IT certificates)05:33
Tonio_danimo: at least the openvpn one works for me, I can't test the vpnc05:33
LureTonio_: did you discuss with with Keybuk? Is he at all interested to see this in Dapper universe or not?05:34
Tonio_Lure: I pinged him but didn't receive any rsponse05:34
danimoTonio_: where is it?05:34
LureTonio_: I just installed it, but already "Configure VPN..." does nothing for me05:34
Tonio_danimo: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=2283 and http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=228405:35
Tonio_Lure: which one ?05:35
Lurekubuntu.no-ip.org repo05:35
Tonio_Lure: not sure I added them there did I ?05:35
LureTonio_: you did - that is what I installed05:35
Tonio_Lure: and which one did you test ?05:36
Tonio_cause I'm here using the openvpn one, which give perfect result05:36
LureTonio_: I have installed both (openvpn, vpnc), but I really only need vpnc05:36
Tonio_Lure: and nothing happens when you launch the configuration tool ?05:37
danimoTonio_: that's not the package itself up there, or what am I missing? I man ot familiar with revu05:37
danimoI am not even05:38
Tonio_danimo: there are ource packages05:38
Tonio_they need to be build, and you can find debs on my personnal repo05:38
Tonio_danimo: which seems to be down for a few minutes :)05:38
danimoTonio_: url?05:39
Tonio_http://kubuntu.no-ip.org05:39
Tonio_wait a moment for the server to come back online05:39
Tonio_my hoster seems to have an issue05:39
danimook05:39
danimoTonio_: works fine here05:40
Tonio_danimo: then my isp has an issue ;)05:40
LureTonio_: exactly - selecting menu entry does nothing (no log to console either) - I did not report as I was distracted by knetworkconf05:40
Lure;-)05:40
Riddellbug 42081, first complains about kuickshow going05:41
UbugtuMalone bug 42081 in kdebase "Cannot execute kuickshow" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4208105:41
RiddellI wonder how many more we'll get05:41
Tonio_Riddell: that's different05:41
Tonio_the kuickshow package seems broken05:41
Tonio_I installed it and couldn't launch kuickshow05:41
Riddellyes, it's not compiled any more05:42
LureTonio_: it depends on some lib that was dropped from main...05:42
LureRiddell: can we not move it to universe?05:42
pradeeptoRiddell: help05:42
RiddellLure: no, kdegraphics is in main so all it's build-deps also have to me05:42
Riddellto be05:42
pradeeptoRiddell: I was "testing" the beta installer thingie after the cd booted up.05:43
pradeeptoRiddell: reached upto "Select your keyboard language" thing05:43
pradeeptoRiddell: after that the app just vanished from screen or something05:44
pradeeptoRiddell: so I shutdown and rebooted from the hdd05:44
Riddellpradeepto: on beta 1 that wil happen05:44
pradeeptoRiddell: only to find out that the grub has been hosed :(05:44
Tonio_Lure: I also meet the openvpn problem now........05:45
danimoRiddell: how is the live cd installer going btw?05:45
pradeeptoRiddell: please tell me that my data is fine, tell me that it didnot touch the partition05:45
Tonio_probably something changed or package was updated05:45
LureTonio_: cannot configure?05:45
Tonio_Lure: nope, but maybe that's due to external change, since it worked with the same binary one month ago05:45
Tonio_Lure: I'm trying to repackage debs05:45
Riddellpradeepto: it may have wiped your partition table, in which case you need to apt-get install gparted and restore it with  "gpart -W /dev/hda /dev/hda"05:47
Riddellpradeepto: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/4046405:47
UbugtuMalone bug 40464 in ubiquity "espresso crashes on partitioning step in Kubuntu 6.06 LTS Beta Live CD" [Critical,Fix released]  05:47
pradeeptoRiddell: you mean to say I have lost all the data in there.?05:47
Riddelldanimo: ok, apart from wiping people's partition tables (the reason for beta 2) and weird things with unicode strings not working05:47
Riddellpradeepto: no, just the partition table, which can be restored05:47
pradeeptoah oke05:48
danimoRiddell: I meant the Qt gui05:48
pradeeptophew!05:48
Riddelldanimo: so did I05:48
danimobbl05:48
pradeeptoRiddell: I can do a apt-get install with a live cd running?05:49
LureTonio_: why you marked bug 42027 as unconfirmed - it is confirmed on my system05:49
UbugtuMalone bug 42027 in knetworkmanager "Frequency is ZERO" [Minor,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4202705:49
Lurepradeepto: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/dapper-changes/2006-April/009895.html05:50
Tonio_Lure: cause I though the confirmed status was from bug reporter ;) since there is no other comment05:50
Lurepradeepto: wrong paste05:50
Riddellpradeepto: yes05:50
Lurepradeepto: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperBeta/PartitionTableCorruption05:50
pradeeptothanks Lure Riddell05:51
Tonio_Lure: I will rechange then05:51
LureTonio_: will add comment now ;-)05:51
Tonio_Lure: hehe, ok :)05:51
Tonio_Lure: openvpn module seems completly broken.......... sounds weird since it worked05:56
Tonio_danimo: consider not using my repo then ;)05:58
Tonio_Lure: that's very strange........ it was working for me 2 weeks ago06:01
Tonio_and slomo got it working too06:01
Tonio_Lure: would be interesting to know if that works correctly on gnome06:01
Tonio_Lure: when did you notice the issue ?06:02
Luremonday or maybe friday last week06:03
LureI also tried kvpnc and crashed a lot... :-(06:03
Tonio_Lure: yes ;)06:03
Tonio_Lure: try kovpn package I added to revu06:03
Tonio_works nicelly06:03
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LureTonio_: I need vpnc06:04
Tonio_Lure: I assume the openvpn km issue is due to external changes06:04
Tonio_Lure: ah....06:04
LureTonio_: our IT gave me Cisco client, but it does not even compile on Ubuntu ;-)06:04
Tonio_hehe06:05
Tonio_ipsec suxx anyway06:06
Tonio_Lure:  :)06:06
Riddelldanimo: what does Reinhold Kainhofer do?06:08
danimoRiddell: he's the korg maintainer these days06:23
danimore06:23
Riddellsounds just the type for a people behind kde interview then06:23
danimoTonio_: too late. what's wrong about it?06:24
danimoRiddell: right, why?06:24
danimoRiddell: he's got a PhD in math, which scared me at first, but he's a really cool dude06:25
danimoRiddell: updated kdelibs? why?06:27
danimoRiddell: is there any way that adept could show the latest changelog entry?06:27
Riddelldanimo: because I'm looking for people to invite for People Behind KDE interviews06:29
Riddellupdated kdelibs? what?06:29
Riddelldanimo: there's a wishlist for it, but it's not planned for dapper06:30
danimoRiddell: ubuntu-1206:30
Riddell* Alter kde.mk to include kde.pot strings in kdelibs.po06:30
Riddellnothing that affects users06:30
danimook06:30
Riddellalthough hopefully fixes Tonio_'s lack of French problems06:31
Riddellonce it's gone through rosetta06:31
danimoTonio_: what's wrong with your repo?06:33
danimoLure: btw: the frequency bug is confirmed here, too06:34
Luredanimo: ok - btw, you are kdepim guy?06:37
danimoyes06:38
Luredanimo: where are passwords and mail accounts stored? kwallet?06:38
danimoLure: why?06:38
danimoLure: depends, but yes, usually it's kwallet06:38
danimounless the user disallows the kwallet setup06:39
Luredanimo: due to X bug, logout/shutdown causes hung of my system and this sometimes result in lost e-mail accounts (typically only POP, IMAP one stays)06:39
Lureor at least passwords06:39
danimothen the password is scambled (by a unicode variant of rot13, nothing clever) and written to kmailrc06:39
danimoLure: well, that's not a password problem06:40
danimoLure: it's a matter of kmail corrupting its config file sometimes06:40
Luredanimo: I would thought so...06:40
Luredanimo: known issue06:40
Lure?06:40
danimoyes06:40
danimoLure: some fixes went into 3.5.306:41
danimoLure: you might want to backport them06:41
danimoLure: I think david faure backported that fix to branch recently06:41
Lureok, I will look into this - where is actually the stable branch in svn?06:41
danimoLure: not sure if it is exactly your issue, but it might help06:41
danimoLure: /branches/KDE/3.5/kdepim06:41
danimoLure: /trunk/KDE/kdepim is development for KDE 406:42
Luredanimo: thanks - will look at the code and see if it makes sense to backport (also korg crash bug)06:42
danimok06:42
LureRiddell: I have just pointed them to your nice response - see bug 42091  ;-)06:53
UbugtuMalone bug 42091 in kdegraphics kuickshow "kuickshow pacakge has no kuickshow binary" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4209106:53
Tonio_danimo: packages on my repo are failing.... they worked a few weeks ago.... weird but that's it07:02
Tonio_Lure: I was thinking about this.... is it a good thing to autostart knm like we do ?07:18
Tonio_isn't that the cause of your problem ?07:19
Tonio_Lure: what happens if knm starts before wallet ? ;)07:19
Tonio_maybe let the user launch it the first time and let kde restart it because of the session management is better07:19
Tonio_that worth testing07:20
danimoI had the problem that kio system would die on kde startup07:26
danimois that known?07:26
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danimoprobably not always, but most of the time07:26
pradeeptoRiddell: the source for ubiquity in the dapper universe, is that the latest and best? If not how do I get it form bzr?07:29
pradeepto*from07:30
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tomawhere is Quit hidden in KNemo?07:35
pradeeptoRiddell: what do I need to provide for [BRANCH_LOCATION]  ?07:42
Tonio_toma: knemo is a kde service07:45
Tonio_you have to stop the service to shut it down07:45
tomaTonio_: that is not obvious and i still dont know how to do that07:46
Tonio_toma: systemsettings -> kde components -> service manager07:47
Tonio_should be something like that in english07:47
Tonio_then you'll see the knemo service, simply shut it down07:47
tomaTonio_: thanks, i would have never found that.07:48
Tonio_toma: your servant ;)07:48
Tonio_reboot time07:49
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Tonio_Lure: disabling the /usr/share/autostart feature makes knetworkmanager start later, just after the desktop il started07:55
Tonio_Lure: I'm quite certain that avoids the wallet acces error and kicker crash07:55
LureTonio_: great news!08:01
Tonio_Lure: since you got the problem, fancy testing the package ?08:05
Luresure - send me and I will do in next hour08:05
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Tonio_Lure: never make kids prior to tonio's tests ;)08:07
Tonio_to be serious Lure how many kids do you have ?08:09
LureTonio_: two daughters (3 and 8 years)08:12
Tonio_hehe nice ;)08:13
Tonio_my girlfriend and I are thinking about a baby soon :)08:13
Tonio_I am now 28, and I don't to be a 45 years young dady :)08:13
LureTonio_: see this: http://www.kde.org/announcements/changelogs/changelog3_5_2to3_5_3.php08:37
Tonio_Lure: I just saw this ;)08:37
LureTonio_: we need to look if we want to include something in Dapper (backport)08:37
Tonio_Lure: yes, we can diff kdeprint and make a patch of this08:37
LureTonio_: got your package - will try now08:37
Tonio_Lure: but that sounds complicated stuff ;)08:38
LureTonio_: I think that kdeprint might be the stuff that Michael did for Kubuntu anyhow...08:38
Tonio_Lure: do you have problems with kdeprint actually ?08:38
Tonio_worked here latest time I had to print something :=)08:38
LureTonio_: not anymore - everything works as it should (however I did not test from scratch yet - menaing no primters configured)08:38
Tonio_Lure: is the admin mode working for you ?08:39
Lureyes08:39
Tonio_I released a fix for this but 2 personns told me it didn't work for them (sounds strange since it works for many....)08:39
Tonio_okay08:39
Tonio_Lure: I can confirm it works when no printer is configured on a beta + dist-upgrade08:40
LureTonio_: now I see why they compling - you can enter *anything* as password and it still looks like it is in admin mode (red border)08:40
Tonio_Lure: I had knetworkmanager back in Kmenu/internet, since it can now be shutdown without autorestart08:40
Tonio_Lure: hu ?????????08:40
LureTonio_: I heard Hobbsee (I think) in the morning with that and just tried it...08:41
Tonio_Lure: doesn't work like that here08:41
LureTonio_: but this is not printer specific - I just trien Networks08:42
Lure:-(08:42
Tonio_when I put a mlsdfgjmlsdfkgp"umoiu password, I get the error message "invalid password"08:42
Lurestrange, but this is Major issue...08:42
Tonio_what the f**k is this ?08:42
LureI think it is some kdesu f*ck up08:42
Tonio_Lure: in any case try on a new fresh profile08:42
Tonio_I personnaly clean my profile every 2 days because of this08:43
Tonio_changes can do weird things because of profile settings sometime08:43
LureTonio_: shit! I can create new users with *anything* as password08:43
Tonio_Lure: I rebooted after dist-upgrade 30 minutes ago08:43
LureRiddell: ^^^ !!!08:43
Tonio_Lure: ARGH !!!!!08:43
Tonio_Lure: are you up to date ?08:44
LureTonio_: 4-6 hours - will update again and install knm and reboot08:45
Tonio_Lure: yes, since I don't have the issue..... sounds VERY strange08:45
LureTonio_: Add/remove programs works - complains about invalid password08:45
Tonio_Lure: printer works, network too, I will try others08:45
LureIt is just system settings Admin mode that does not care about permissions!08:45
Tonio_Lure: none of those issues here08:46
Tonio_even guidance modules are okay08:46
LureTonio_: but profile settings should *not* cause something like this!08:49
Tonio_Lure: something like this I agree08:49
Tonio_only thing that can cause this to me is maybe kdelibs updated without reboot08:49
Tonio_weird things can happen when kde or kdelibs are updated without reboot :)08:50
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Tonio_anyhow that SUPERMAJOR bug ;) We will need to create a new launchpad bug status :)08:51
LureTonio_: yes that could be - will see after reboot08:51
Tonio_yup08:51
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LureTonio_: after trying reboot 3 times, no way to reproduce kde panel or wallet error - looks good09:12
LureTonio_: will try System settings now...09:12
Tonio_Lure: great ;)09:12
Tonio_Lure: the problem was certainly due to knetworkmanager starting before kwallet, resulting a conflict in the system or something09:13
LureTonio_: admin mode works now - reject invalid password -> you were probably right regaridng kdelibs09:13
Tonio_Lure: it is not the first time I can see strange issues after updating kdalibs without rebooting ;)09:13
LureTonio_: so the diff is now that user has to start it after install?09:13
Tonio_Lure: yes, they have to launch it the first time09:13
Tonio_then kde session management restarts it automatically09:14
LureTonio_: yes, but last updates were because of .pot files and I did not expect side effects09:14
Tonio_Lure: then it is really strange ;)09:14
LureTonio_: maybe is a combination of something, but at least we can tell now something to users to try09:14
Tonio_Lure: I don't think having to start knetworkmanager manualy the first time is a great usability issue09:15
Tonio_Lure: autostart was better, but well, if that causes bugs.......09:15
LureTonio_: for sure not, now we on same level as GNOME ;-)09:15
LureTonio: 3.5.3: Add media kioslave support to KFileDialog (bug #105771 and bug #106077)09:16
Lurekde bug 105771 kde bug 10607709:16
UbugtuKDE bug 105771 in kfile "Using media-ioslave on local source(e.g. harddisk) gives message that it is not a local source" [Major,Resolved: fixed]  http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10577109:16
UbugtuKDE bug 106077 in kfile "Removable media links do not work" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10607709:16
Tonio_interesting ;)09:19
danimore09:20
danimoTonio_: any idea what broke your package?09:20
LureTonio_: when is 3.5.3 to be released - changelog looks promising (not many new features)09:20
Tonio_danimo: absolutly not.... I tried to repackage but the modules still don't work....09:20
Tonio_danimo: that's simply unexplainable........09:20
danimoTonio_: even a click on "configure" does nothing09:20
Tonio_danimo: yes09:20
Tonio_when I start the modules in shell, there is simply no output09:21
danimowaaaah, who stole the alt+cursorkey bindings on konvi?09:21
Tonio_but I don't get any error during the build.....09:21
danimoTonio_: does strace help?09:21
Tonio_danimo: it is probably me sorry ;)09:21
danimoTonio_:  nah, no worries09:21
pradeeptodanimo: it works on my box.09:21
Tonio_danimo: tab switching ?09:21
danimoTonio_: yes09:21
Tonio_in fact I chaned it and added it back09:22
danimoTonio_: ok, next update then09:22
Tonio_second shortcut is now the first, and there is a new standard that was defined for all tabed apps09:22
Tonio_this one is the second09:22
danimoTonio_: what binding is it then?09:22
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Tonio_first : alt + left/right, second : ctrl + pgup/down09:23
Tonio_the second is standard for kopete, konqueror, konsole etc....09:23
Tonio_danimo: I simply don't understand what the point is with vpn modules.....09:23
\shmoin moin09:24
Tonio_the only thing I'm sure is that the problem is external to the packages09:24
danimoTonio_: I don't even know how it is supposed to work in first place09:24
Tonio_since the same deb files worked very nicelly 2 weeks ago09:24
danimohi \sh09:24
Tonio_hey \sh09:24
\shstrange behaviour since the last updates09:24
danimoTonio_: so you don't think it's a problem with the updated network manager?09:24
Tonio_\sh: did I congrat you for you new job ?09:24
danimonew job?09:24
\shload is going up to 2, my laptops fan is continously on09:25
Tonio_danimo: I don't think so but that could09:25
\shTonio_: thx :)09:25
Tonio_danimo: I tried to rebuild with latest n-m, no change.....09:25
Tonio_\sh: fancy testing the new knm package ?09:25
Tonio_3 bugs closed and quite nice improvement09:25
Luredanimo: new knm is not the problem - it did not work for me already one week ago09:26
\shsure give me a package :)09:26
danimoNetworkManager: <information>   starting...09:26
danimoNetworkManager: <WARNING>        main (): nm_data_new: Setting up dbus filter09:26
danimoNetworkManager: <information>   Adding VPN service 'org.freedesktop.NetworkManager.openvpn' with name 'openvpn' and program '/usr/bin/nm-openvpn-service'09:26
Luredanimo: I would suspect some n-m change could break this...09:26
danimoTonio_: that looks at least like nm finds it09:26
Tonio_danimo: try to launch the module manually09:26
Tonio_nm-***-openvpn09:26
Tonio_not sure what the commande is, but you may find it :)09:27
Tonio_you should get blank output09:27
Tonio_Lure: n-m changes can make the module not working properly09:27
Tonio_Lure: I doubt it can make the module not even starting09:27
danimoTonio_: well, its supposed to register as a dbus service09:27
Tonio_I'm thinking a gtk lib change or something09:27
danimoTonio_: and appearantly that works09:27
Tonio_danimo: hum.....09:28
Tonio_\sh : http://ns2708.ovh.net/temp/knetworkmanager_0.1~svn-r533312-0ubuntu1_i386.deb09:28
Tonio_hope you'll not have problem with it ;) I added Provides stuff in it09:28
\shTonio_: let's see :)09:29
Tonio_\sh: but I didn't do like mickael.... I made knetworkmanager providing network-manager-kde09:29
\shTonio_: but more strange to me is that my load is very high...09:29
danimoTonio_: is that even more recent than the one in your no-ip repo?09:29
Tonio_he did the opposite, but that's not logik to me09:29
Tonio_danimo: it is the same09:29
Tonio_but I updated the one on the repo 1 hour ago, so I suggest you upgrade ;)09:30
Tonio_knetworkmanager -> QT -> working09:31
Tonio_vpn modules -> gtk -> crashing09:31
LureTonio_: n-m-kde makes sense if you searh what is installed (dpkg -l | grep network-manager) and it also looks like naming in SuSE (probably also Fedora) where all n-m packages have NetworkManager prefix (NetworkManager-kde for knetworkmanager)09:31
Tonio_evidence of qt's supperiority :)09:32
danimoTonio_: I thought the vpn modules were just implemented abstract09:32
Tonio_danimo: nope, those are gtk based09:32
danimooutch09:32
Tonio_Lure: yes it makes sense, but since you use provide, why not simply keeping the tarball name and provide the secondary name you want ?09:32
danimoTonio_: if that is the case, one might consider to do a proper implementation09:33
danimoTonio_: if only it wouldn't end up on page 3 of my todo list09:33
Tonio_danimo: well, the configuration windows are gtk based, not the core, of course09:33
danimoTonio_: sure09:33
Tonio_Lure: why renaming the deb to provide the original one ? that's not logik to me.......09:34
Tonio_as the provided package is searchable and installable the same way that the "true" one09:34
\shok...restarting :)09:34
Tonio_danimo: that's why I would like to know if that fails on gnome too09:34
Tonio_maybe I have a miss dependancy or something09:35
Tonio_so that it was working but now fails since I reinstalled09:35
Tonio_slomo tested them on gnome when revuing my packages and that worked09:35
LureTonio_: I think it is just that knetworkmanager is seen as add-on to n-m (like nm-applet) and therefore they expect it to follow some naming 09:35
LureTonio_: and we probably do not want to be too far from what debian is doing...09:35
Tonio_Lure: and that's done providing the good name09:35
Tonio_Lure: we are not too far ;) we are using the same names, same patches09:36
Tonio_only diffrence is that the "real" deb is switched with the provided09:36
Tonio_\sh your opinion on this ?09:36
LureTonio_: \sh left...09:37
Tonio_arf he is not still there09:37
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\shworks like a charm :)09:38
Tonio_\sh: nice ;)09:38
Lure\sh: like new icons?09:38
Lure\sh: and notifications?09:38
Tonio_\sh: I took the suse src-rpm, but replaced icons with the kdesvn ones09:39
Tonio_they are by far nicer09:39
\shyepp...the notifications stuff is much better then my patch..actually they got the idea :)09:39
Tonio_\sh: autostart issues are supposedly gone too09:40
Tonio_\sh: concerning the naming, what do you think is the best ?09:40
Tonio_naming the package network-manager-kde and providing knetworkmanager or the opposite ?09:40
Tonio_I know debian choosed the first option, but that's not very "logic" to me09:41
LureTonio_: bug 4211409:42
UbugtuMalone bug 42114 in amarok "Amarok can't enable/disable splashscreen" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4211409:42
\shI don't know if debian is providing "knetworkmanager" as name09:42
Lure\sh: it is09:42
Tonio_\sh: I looked at mickael's control file, but I disagree that choice09:42
\shbut at least, if someone is checking on the web for a kde network manager frontend, it will find "knetworkmanager", not "networkmanager-kde" nor "network-manager-kde" so the logic behind is that a "apt-get install knetworkmanger" is working.09:43
Tonio_Lure: yes I have to look at this09:43
\shas long the user can install what he is searching for, the way doesn't matter :)09:43
Tonio_\sh: well both are giving the same result09:43
\shand for the style, source package is knetworkmanager, binary can be knetworkmanager providing network-manager-kde 09:44
Lure\sh: agree, but I prefer to stay the same as debian - less work in future to keep us uptodate09:44
Tonio_Lure: no change to keep up to date09:44
LureTonio_: for edgy, I expect that we will have auto-sync with debian sid for some time, therefore I expect issues if we have diffs like this. Or not?09:45
Tonio_we already have 8 patches when debian as 2 only09:45
Tonio_Lure: autosync is for universe09:45
Tonio_knetworkmanager will go to main09:46
LureTonio_: but our patches should move upstream sooned than later...09:46
Tonio_Lure: yes, that's true09:46
Lurembiebl took dialup and some others he has pushed to SuSE (like config notifications)09:46
\shLure: to be honest, I think a package like network-manager* is not worth, staying close with debian..the development of the network manager stuff is fast, and during a release cycle of ubuntu/kubuntu we are doing more with this package then debian ever will, my imho :)09:46
Lure\sh: point taken... ;-)09:47
\shLure: there is no point...i'm not making points (taken from matrix reloaded ;))09:48
LureTonio_: we should check with Riddell though just in case that this will not complicate main inclusion which is currently in progress..09:48
Lure\sh: lol09:48
Tonio_Lure: yes09:48
Tonio_Lure: as long as the package is updated in universe before going to main, that doesn't complicate anything09:48
Tonio_that's why I will make uvfe toonight and ping a few coredevs ;)09:49
Tonio_Lure: the point is 3 bugs closed + many others that were not reported to launchpad09:49
LureTonio_: for UVFe we need to find some bugs that wer fixed in upstream version - not bugs that you fixed with your patches (those we can do in existing patches)09:49
LureI mean existing package09:50
Tonio_Lure: for example after backing from sleep mode09:50
Tonio_that wasn't working and now does09:50
\shwell, I think that knetworkmanager be one of the "most important packages" of kubuntu...:) it's helpful, it's actively developed and can be maintained in a nice bzr archive for ubuntus changes :)09:50
Luretrue - we probably need to find novell bug ids...09:50
Tonio_Lure: as it is still in svn state, and our current version is quite outdated09:51
Tonio_uvfe shouldn't be hard to justify09:51
LureTonio_: can you publish debdiff and then we can judge?09:51
Tonio_Lure: now ? sure :)09:51
\shWe should ask timo to do some work for kubuntu during LT and not for suse *coughcough*09:52
LureTonio_: you need it anyhow to write UVFe ;-)09:52
Tonio_\sh: haha09:53
\shok..and I'm doing some work on the python packages of sip/qt/kde09:53
Tonio_guys : http://planetemu.net/temp/debdiff09:56
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LureTonio_: ugly - 90% is automake changes?!09:58
Tonio_Lure: I know10:00
LureTonio_: * Using directive Publish in debian/control instead of providing a 10:00
LurePublish?10:00
Tonio_that's the problem in not packaging real tarballs ;)10:00
Tonio_arf10:00
Tonio_;)10:00
\shmake dist?10:00
Tonio_provides hehe10:00
Tonio_\sh: I simply makebuilddir, make -f Makefile.cvs10:01
Tonio_Lure: old diff is about 400k10:03
Tonio_new one is 7k10:03
Tonio_old package version is ugly, not the new one ;)10:03
LureTonio_: can we change "Networking tool" in desktop to "Network Manager" - I use "Description (Name)" in menus and this would make it nicer10:03
\shoh btw...10:03
Tonio_Lure: hum, yes10:03
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\shknetworkmanager doesn't show up in the system menu anymore10:04
LureTonio_: I mean for GenericName10:04
Tonio_\sh: internet10:04
Tonio_\sh: do you think system is the right place ?10:04
Tonio_Lure: yes I understood this10:04
\shit has nothing to do with internet10:04
LureTonio_: and there is typo: s/Ketworkmanager/KNetworkManager/10:04
Tonio_\sh: internet is the place were all wifi tools setup10:04
Tonio_kwifimanager, wlassistant etc....10:04
LureTonio_: I agree -> it is better in System10:05
Tonio_okay, let's change this :)10:05
Lurekwifimanager is dead anyhow ;-)10:05
LureI am not sure for wlasstant ;-)10:06
\shinternet should be for tools which are bound to internet....a wifi tool is not bound to internet imho..10:06
Tonio_\sh: tha internet change is from suse, not me ;)10:06
\shsuse is dead *harhar*10:06
Tonio_\sh: then kppp should be changed too10:06
\shdid I say this?10:06
\shsuse is not dead...never..no way :)10:06
Lure\sh: but it is true the kppp is also under Internet...10:07
Tonio_and also bluetooth10:07
Tonio_and also half of the internet menu.........10:07
\shwell...most of the people are using ppp only for ip dialup...which is bad..10:07
Tonio_\sh: and about bluetooth ? ;)10:07
Luremaybe we should leave it there, as with current setup people might expect it there...10:07
\shI wonder if my mobile device is internet10:08
Lure(but we need K-Menu clenaup for Edgy)10:08
\shLure: last upload of knm was in system10:08
\shwe could need a cleanup for dapper....10:09
Tonio_\sh: well, bluetooth connection over a mobile can be helpfull for internet access, but i agree that's not the common usage ;)10:09
Tonio_so we have to change bluetooth and kppp10:10
Tonio_\sh: I changed to system10:10
Tonio_Lure: changed genericname and other stuff10:10
\shwell...I wonder if kppp is capable of doing a connect to a ipx network...which works as well with ppp10:11
Tonio_\sh: anyhow, internet and networking is different10:13
\shyes10:13
Tonio_so if I follow you, internet menu should contain applications that are not designed for internet usage10:13
Tonio_kppp can be used accross a ras connection for example10:13
Tonio_that's not internet specific10:13
Tonio_amule or kopete are internet speciic softwares10:14
Tonio_konversation too10:14
Tonio_but not bluetooth10:14
Tonio_so what is the best ? making a Network root menu ?10:14
Tonio_that makes sense, but isn't kde standard10:14
\shTonio_: internet menu should contain only applications which has a meaning to internet...but tools connecting to a network are not used only for internet stuff10:14
Tonio_\sh: this is a kde relative problem10:15
Tonio_\sh: to have an application in the "internet" menu, categories have to refer "Network"10:15
Tonio_stupid but that's it10:15
Tonio_best would be that KDE makes a difference there10:16
\shbest would be kde and gnome would set a standard10:17
Tonio_\sh: best would be no computer in fact..... no problems :)10:18
Tonio_\sh: fancy making like windows ? Program category only ?10:18
\shno computer no fun10:18
Tonio_\sh: their menu is logic at least :)10:18
\shis it ?10:18
Tonio_all programs are "program" relative10:18
\shi don't think so :)10:18
Tonio_\sh: sure :) 10:19
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\shSystem/Network is more logic for network tools10:19
Tonio_\sh: yes, but that doesn't exist so....10:19
Tonio_let's back it in system10:19
RiddellLure: hmm?10:26
Riddell\sh: nobody is packaging the qt 4 python extensions as far as I know, I think you were asking that the other night10:26
LureRiddell: this admin mode password is strange and hard to explain...10:26
\shRiddell: no...it's been the new sip4/pyqt/pykde stuff for plain qt310:27
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\shpykde new version is fixing some probs with old pykde and 3.5.x10:28
Tonio_Riddell: as knetworkmanager is about to go in main, should we try to get uvfe before, or after ?10:28
Tonio_I don't want the package update causes an issue in the main inclusion process :)10:28
\shRiddell: torsten marek informed me about the upates early for debian (they will go next week into unstable) and since doko removed all python2.3-* stuff, we have to do some work on the packages...so I have the packages from torsten already10:29
LureTonio_: maybe we need to fix this for VPN:10:32
Lure #define VPN_PATH    "/system/networking/vpn_connections"10:32
Tonio_Lure: hum right10:32
Tonio_Lure: what should it be according to you ?10:33
LureTonio_: not sure - check on your system where openvpn puts stuff10:33
Tonio_Lure: openvpn puts stuff in /etc/openvpn10:33
Tonio_but networkmanager uses it's own folder10:34
Tonio_so it can be anywhere10:34
Tonio_Lure: anyway, old package has the same setting, and it worked10:34
Tonio_Lure: _confPath  = QDir::homeDirPath() + GCONF_PRE + VPN_PATH;10:35
Tonio_Lure: that's profile relative, so shouldn't cause any issue10:35
\shRiddell: btw...are you taking marks plane and just visiting germany for a short while? :)10:36
Tonio_\sh: may sound stupid, but what "btw" means ?10:36
LureTonio_: I think we might have hard time getting UVFe - most of the change is adding networkstatus which we remove then with our patch10:36
\shby the way :)10:37
Tonio_Lure: there are resolved bugs, but they where not reported10:37
LureTonio_: I do not see many in the diff actually...10:37
Tonio_Lure: that sucks :)10:37
LureTonio_: true - as I like new icons.10:38
Tonio_\sh: thanks for making me less idiot10:38
LureTonio_: we should send our fixes to Timo and ask to release it as 0.1 - then we have good excuse ;-)10:38
Tonio_Lure: lol10:38
\shTonio_: np10:38
RiddellTonio_: it doesn't make much difference10:38
Tonio_Lure: one resolved bug for example is auto-reconnect after sleep mode10:39
Tonio_Riddell: nice10:39
Riddell\sh: would they help dapper at all or should they be after dapper10:39
Riddell\sh: yes, I think I'm taking Mark's plane, it's not too clear10:39
Tonio_Lure: one good point is little diff -> cleaner sources10:39
LureTonio_: true, that is in and cleanup of sources is also ok10:40
\shRiddell: they should help dapper especially for espresso (sorry I can't spell the new name...which makes me an idiot now :))10:40
LureTonio_: there is lot's of ascii() and utf8() addons - I expect this fixes essid with non-ascii chars...10:41
Tonio_Lure: we can assume yes10:41
Riddell\sh: kamion said none of the Germans could spell it10:41
Riddell\sh: what does it fix?10:41
Tonio_Lure: anyway, UVF is for Upstream Version10:41
Tonio_as it is svn stuff, I think it is always good to update10:41
Tonio_Lure: we should try to get the suse changelog between the two versions10:42
Tonio_that should be documented somewhere10:42
LureTonio_: just get the svn log...10:42
\shRiddell: upstream said, that the kde3.5.x support is much better...I'll send an email to you with all informations about the fixes for the report...10:42
Tonio_Lure: changelog is empty for me10:43
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\shRiddell: the other updated dependencies (sip4-4.4.3 pyqt-3.16) are a used by the new pykde package...so we need to update them as well..10:45
LureTonio_: I meant "svn log"10:45
Tonio_Lure: ah ;)10:47
Tonio_Lure: should be hard to follow since they migrate to kde in the meantime :)10:47
LureTonio_: frequency stuff is fixed in svn (r526013)10:47
LureTonio_: just look in kde svn - initial commit is the version we use currently10:48
Tonio_Lure: nice, I'll look there then, but for the moment, eating is the priority :)10:48
LureTonio_: yes, we should get svn version and not tar+icons10:48
Tonio_Lure: there is a problem with svn version10:49
Tonio_I haven't been able to make it build10:49
Tonio_I can't even make a make admin/Makefile.common10:49
LureTonio_: I know - we should nail it down and fix it ;)10:49
LureI will play with it now10:49
Tonio_Lure: hum......... too hard for me at least10:50
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Riddell\sh: thanks10:52
\shRiddell: np10:53
\shbrb11:06
LureRiddell: this one is really reported by many - bug 41865 ;-)11:15
UbugtuMalone bug 41865 in ubiquity "kde-ui's get_disk_choices looks at wrong choice list" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4186511:15
danimoTonio_: if you need someone to commit stuff to knm Subversion, just ask me. Every KDE developer can commit straight to the repo11:16
Tonio_danimo: great ;) I'll remember this11:16
danimoTonio_: same is true for riddell btw :)11:17
Luredanimo: true, and I have seen him quite high on KDE SVN commit lists...11:17
Lure(not to mention buzz lists ;-))11:18
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\shre11:21
\shknetworkmanager doesn't start up during session (re)start11:21
\shstrange11:21
\shTonio_: your package :)11:22
Tonio_\sh: it does for me11:22
Tonio_I tried twice, and I checked before that /usr/share/autostart was empty11:23
crimsunclose \sh-bug, reject reason: Works For Me11:23
Tonio_\sh: did you try on a new profile ?11:23
\shhmmm...where is the session manager saving the state?11:25
\shthat is the problem11:26
\shI set session manager to "restore manually saved session" :)11:26
Tonio_hehe11:42
Lure\sh: any idea how to fix this: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/68933311:46
\shwow...now I know from where I know kenneth wimer who is coming to linuxtag :) oxygen icon lol...and I was wondering: "who is this guy" :)11:46
Lure\sh: this is knm from svn11:46
\shhmmm....-I<directory with additional m4 macros most likely -I./m4> ?11:47
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\shLure: check for an m4 macro dir in the sourcetree of knm....and then do a aclocal -I<the dir>11:51
Tonio_Lure: hehe, you finally have it ? ;)11:51
\shcould also be a new admin dir from kde svn11:52
Tonio_\sh: I tried to use the kdereview admin folder, same error11:52
Lure\sh: there is no admin dir in knm, teherfore I have taken the one from kde/3.511:52
Tonio_Lure: honnestly, there are about no change and since it is svn and not upstream version, I don't think having the "yesterday" version is important for uvfe11:53
Tonio_is that needed to spend 3 days debugging something that will maybe work next week ?11:53
Tonio_to me we shoudn't spend time on this, but well, I'm not a dictator :)11:54
Tonio_Lure: tried with kdereview root admin folder ?11:54
LureTonio_: do not see admin folder there...11:55
Tonio_Lure: kdereview root ?11:55
Lurehttp://websvn.kde.org/trunk/kdereview/11:55
Tonio_Lure: true.... where did I saw this this morning ?11:56
Tonio_my brain, before the first coffee, act as ram, not as an hdd ;)11:56
LureTonio_: I am using this one: svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/KDE/3.5/kde-common/admin11:56
Tonio_Lure: yes, it is this one ;)11:57
\shhmmm...my neighbour is singing again..that's terrible11:57
Tonio_Lure: latest test : took actual working package, with admin folder etc and overwritten files with svn content11:58
RiddellLure: ok, thanks11:58
Tonio_same error when building11:58
Tonio_\sh: is he training for eurovision ?? ^^11:58
Lurelol11:59
RiddellLure: that's not well tested code, none of my machines have more than one hard disk :(11:59
\shTonio_: i don't think she will win this contest :011:59
Tonio_\sh: LOL ;)11:59
\shfind . -type f -exec grep -H "_m4_divert_diversion" {} \; ?11:59
LureRiddell: but as you can see quite common with users - you just plug USB key in and you will have another one...12:00
RiddellLure: that's an interesting idea12:02
\shbtw...anybody who is visiting LT on the friday, May 5th, please add your keys very fast for the keysigning event :)12:02
LureRiddell: I had the problem with it when I by accident turned on my USB disk...12:02
\shhttp://www.linuxtag.org/2006/de/community/keysigning.html12:03

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