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seb128doko: around?12:19
mdkeseb128: time for a quick question?12:20
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seb128doko: do you remember what https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/33352 was about?12:20
UbugtuMalone bug 33352 in gtk+2.0 "gtk+2.0 should Build-Depends on a newer glib" [Normal,Confirmed]  12:20
seb128mdke: sure12:20
dokoseb128: trying to stay awake ...12:20
mdkeseb128: so, System/Lock Screen locks the screen, but function/lock screen on the laptop keyboard doesn't, it just blanks. Do you know if this is a gnome-control-center bug, or gnome-screensaver? And, should I look upstream for a bug report, or in ubuntu12:21
seb128mdke: looks like a gnome-power-manager bug :p12:21
mdkeseb128: apparently gnome-power-manager doesn't do that. gnome-screensaver does them both. mjg59 said he thought the bug would be in one of those two packages12:22
dokoseb128: don't know anymore, the build log is 5 days newer ...12:22
dokothan the bug report12:23
mdkeseb128: could it be that the hotkey isn't assigned to do gnome-screensaver-command --lock, whereas the menu entry is?12:23
seb128mdke: does "gnome-screensaver-command --lock" work?12:24
seb128no12:24
mdkeseb128: yes, it works.12:24
seb128did you configure your key to the keyboard shortcut dialog correctly?12:24
mdkeseb128: it gets done automatically12:24
seb128are you sure?12:24
seb128to gnome-keybinding-properties12:24
mdkeseb128: I haven't touched it, it all works (or worked) out of the box12:25
seb128I've just assigned "Lock Screen" to something it was not assigned on my box12:25
seb128could you look if it's assigned to something and confirm that's the key you use?12:25
mdkeseb128: it's assigned to a key combination which is *not* the key I'm using12:26
seb128k, so that's the issue12:26
mdkespecifically, ctrl + alt + |12:26
seb128assign it to the correct key :p12:26
mdkeseb128: it would be wrong of me to do that. This laptop was a present, on condition that I file bugs when it doesn't work out of the box :)12:27
seb128sure it doesn't work out of the box, we don't assign anything to that action12:27
sfllawmdke: :P12:27
seb128:)12:27
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mdkeseb128: it worked out of the box on breezy12:28
mdkemjg59: any ideas?12:28
mdkemaybe this is hotkey related?12:28
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mjg59All hotkey-setup does is send KEY_COFFEE12:29
mjg59It's up to the gnome stack to actually /do/ something with that12:30
seb128mdke: in fact upstream schemas has that:12:30
seb128            <key>/schemas/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/screensaver</key>12:30
seb128            <applyto>/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/screensaver</applyto>12:30
seb128            <type>string</type>12:30
seb128            <default>&lt;Control&gt;&lt;Alt&gt;l</default>12:30
mjg59I've no idea what catches it12:30
seb128so it's probably an upstream change12:30
seb128and should be ctrl-alt-L12:30
mdkeseb128: so, I'll try setting it to nothing, and see if it works12:30
seb128not ctrl-alt-|12:31
seb128maybe if you set it to nothing pbuttond or something takes over12:31
seb128or used to12:31
mdkeI set it to nothing, and it still just blanks rather than locks12:31
SurakKamion: again, bug #40364 was fixed just by an "sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install localechooser-data" - I'll boot the machine again to post on the bug the debug output without updating it.12:31
UbugtuMalone bug 40364 in ubiquity "language selection broken" [Major,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4036412:31
mdke>_<12:31
seb128mdke: so something out of GNOME is acting if GNOME doesn't handle it12:31
seb128might pbuttond?12:32
mdkewho is likely to know about this?12:32
seb128mjg59 or pitti12:32
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seb128mdke: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17183312:33
UbugtuGnome bug 171833 in Keybinding "Default lock screen keyboard shortcut" [Enhancement,Resolved: fixed]  12:33
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seb128mdke: it had no default action before so whatever does the blank screen for you know was working before12:35
mdkeright, if I set that key action to something, it locks the screen properly12:35
mdkebut the function key doesn't12:36
mdkeso, looks like Gnome is working12:36
seb128which means that GNOME is doing is part correctly ;)12:36
seb128s/is part/its part12:37
mdkemjg59: let's do it like this. You tell me where the file the bug, based on that, and I'll do it.12:37
mdkes/the file/to file12:37
mdkenote: i can't assign the function hotkey in gnome-keyboard-malarky because it blanks the screen and doesn't register in the dialogue12:40
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seb128seems like whatever is running it takes over the event before GNOME12:42
seb128do you have pbuttond running?12:42
mdkenot that I can see12:42
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mdkeI've got two instances of hald-addon-keyboard and one of thinkpad-keys12:44
seb128maybe stop thinkpad-keys to try?12:44
SurakKamion, forget what I mean about localechooser-data. The bug comes up only with 256mb of ram. With 512, it disappears. (I let it there for 15 minutes to see if languages list would appear - it didn't) - this machine has no swap partition, and needs 32megabytes to be allocated to onboard video.12:45
Suraks/mean/said12:45
mdkeseb128: no change.12:45
seb128and if you stop gnome-screensaver?12:45
seb128maybe it's a gnome-screensaver feature...12:45
mdkeseb128: no change.12:46
seb128grumpf12:46
seb128and without gnome-power-manager?12:47
mdkeexcept, lock screen in the menu stops wor12:47
mdkegah12:47
mdkeseb128: no change.12:47
mdkeignore the two lines above that12:48
seb128yeah, so I don't know12:50
seb128you must have something12:50
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seb128copy a "ps aux" somewhere on pastebin.com if you want12:50
mdkealrighty12:50
seb128I might spot a processus looking like it does it :)12:50
mdkeseb128: http://pastebin.com/69713012:50
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seb128mdke: I don't spot anything special .. maybe powernowd?12:54
seb128mdke: what laptop is that?12:55
mdkeseb128: thinkpad T43-187112:56
seb128mdke: cat /etc/acpi/thinkpad-lockorbattery.sh12:56
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seb128mdke: does running /etc/acpi/screenblank.sh do that?12:56
mdkeseb128: http://pastebin.com/69713912:57
seb128mdke: looks like acpid is what you are looking for12:57
mdkehttp://pastebin.com/69714112:57
seb128mdke: I bet than running /etc/acpi/thinkpad-lockorbattery.sh is what pressing the key do12:57
seb128mdke: sh /etc/acpi/thinkpad-lockorbattery.sh12:58
mdkeit blanks the screen12:58
mdkematt@kalliope:~$ sudo sh /etc/acpi/thinkpad-lockorbattery.sh12:58
mdkebash: xscreensaver-command: command not found12:58
mdkebash: xscreensaver-command: command not found12:58
mdkeand says that.12:58
seb128right12:58
seb128here you go12:58
seb128bug acpid ;)12:58
mdkewill do, thanks.12:58
seb128np12:59
mdkeI appreciate you spending so much time to help on such a small problem at this time of night12:59
seb128np, I'm pondering going to bed or not12:59
seb128we have the weekly meeting at 4am12:59
seb128which is not a so nice time for a meeting :p01:00
mdkeoh, right.01:01
mdkeouch01:01
Riddellmdz: MainInclusionReportWlassistant and MainInclusionReportKNetworkManager are under approved in UbuntuMainInclusionQueue, pitti approved both01:02
sfllawSay.  Where do documentation bugs get filed?01:09
mdkesfllaw: if on a package, on that package. if on the ubuntu specific docs, the ubuntu-docs product or package01:10
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mdkesfllaw: what's the bug, out of interest?01:10
sfllawbug 3941101:11
UbugtuMalone bug 39411 in base-installer "386 kernel installed on 686-capable machines" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3941101:11
mdkesfllaw: interesting one. he's suggested adding it to the download page, we don't have a bug tracker for the website, but I'm inclined to think that this isn't significant enough to document on that page. It might be something for installation-guide?01:12
sfllawYes, I think so.01:13
sfllawmdke: That's the package-name I needed.01:14
mdkecool01:14
mdzRiddell: they are *now* ;-)01:16
sfllawmdz: Here's a question you can answer...01:17
sfllawAll of these "can't resume from S?" bugs.01:17
sfllawDo they belong in acpi-support?01:17
sfllawOr linux-source-2.6...01:17
sfllaw?01:17
mdzsfllaw: to a certain extent, it depends, but most often linux-source-2.6.1501:17
sfllawSo bug 35174 would be moved to linux-source-2.6.15?01:18
UbugtuMalone bug 35174 in acpi-support "ThinkPad X60 cannot resume from suspend to RAM" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3517401:18
mdkesfllaw: in my experience filing them in acpi-support is always good, because the maintainer will generally be aware of what is going on with the kernel too.01:18
mdzsfllaw: acpi-support contains the scripts which control the suspend/resume process, so occasionally they will be acpi-support's fault, but it's rare these days01:18
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mdkethen again, "my experience" constitutes my own laptop.01:19
mdzsfllaw: that bug is a good example of the distinction01:19
sfllawAlso, many of these fail-to-resume bugs appear to be hardware specific.  Collapsing them as duplicates is not the Right Thing, is it?01:19
mdzsfllaw: the trouble is that the laptop doesn't suspend properly when the USB modules are loaded01:19
mdzthat could be worked around in acpi-support, but it's a bug in the kernel01:19
mdzand should be moved there01:20
sfllawExcellent.01:20
sfllawI like it when sanity checking says I'm right.  :)01:21
mdzacpi-support used to unload and reload USB modules before and after suspend to work around these bugs01:21
mdzbut nowadays it generally works right without it, and any remaining bugs in the kernel should be fixed01:21
mdzthat one is already subscribed, but be sure to subscribe the laptop team for laptop-specific issues in the kernel01:22
sfllawOK.  I'll remember that.01:22
mdzthe right people hear about these bugs when they're filed on acpi-support, because they're bug contacts there, but for the kernel, that obviously doesn't work so well01:24
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Surakmdz: about your answer on bug #41472, "The good news is that the string "Install" is likely to be translated for other applications already, so we should be able to get it translated quickly.", the problem is that the icon is not in rosetta. that's bug #3906401:30
UbugtuMalone bug 41472 in ubiquity "Espresso installer logo not descriptive" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4147201:30
UbugtuMalone bug 39064 in ubiquity "espresso's .desktop only in english." [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3906401:30
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Surak /join #ubuntu-meeting01:37
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Suraknight all.01:47
Riddellfabbione, mvo: do you have the exact error from 41717?02:00
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bddebianHowdy peoples02:47
Mithrandiriz tired.02:48
bddebianMithrandir: Then go to bed :-)02:49
Mithrandirmeeting in about an hour02:49
Mithrandirit's the 0400 meeting.02:49
bddebianDoh02:50
HiddenWolfpoor Mithrandir02:51
sfllawI'm going to miss the gym, I think.02:51
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MithrandirHiddenWolf: well, somebody always has the bloody middle-of-night timespot.  This week, it's the europeans.02:51
HiddenWolfI'm up reading newspapers02:52
HiddenWolf:P02:52
sfllawI'm going to make some food.02:53
bddebiansfllaw: Great, what are we having? :-)02:53
sfllawbddebian: Pierogies.02:57
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infinitymdz: Around?03:02
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bddebiansfllaw: Cool03:06
bddebiansfllaw: Potato, cheese, what? :-)03:06
sfllawWhatever I pull out of the freezer.03:07
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sfllawSadly, I have yet to learn how to make homemade pierogies.03:07
zulperogies are awesome especially with baccon03:08
sfllawzul: They are.  But don't let Eastern European grandmothers hear you say that.03:08
zulhehe03:08
bddebianheh03:09
robertjI had to go look perogies up in wikipedia but now I'm hungry03:14
robertjif any of you have nice polish grandmoths that want to come on holiday in the US for a month we have a spare bedroom!03:14
robertj%s/grandmoths/grandmothers/g03:15
bddebianOne of my brother-in-laws is Polish so we get Perogies every year :-)03:16
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ograKamion, cc1: warning: command line option "-nostdinc++" is valid for C++/ObjC++ but not for C03:23
ograKamion, whats that in my CD build logs ?03:24
Mithrandirogra: it's been there forever, you can just ignore it03:26
ograok03:26
ograi've never noticed it03:26
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mdzinfinity: yes03:33
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bddebianmdz: Did you make a change to the varconf bug?03:35
mdzbddebian: I've changed a few hundred bugs this week03:35
mdzwhich bug do you mean?03:35
infinitymdz: See my last comment on bug #29858 ... Can you think of any clever way to NOT break old initrds, while also having our "update the initrd every time something that uses it is upgraded" magic?03:36
UbugtuMalone bug 29858 in initramfs-tools "root on lvm fails to boot." [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2985803:36
bddebianmdz: Bug #41369  No big deal, I just didn't understand what changed03:36
UbugtuMalone bug 41369 in varconf "UVF Exception Request: varconf" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4136903:36
zulnight folks03:37
mdzinfinity: replied03:37
bddebianGnight zul03:37
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mdzbddebian: I subscribed ubuntu-archive and cleared the assignee03:38
infinitymdz: LP disagrees with you. :)03:38
mdzbddebian: see the instructions for requesting a sync03:38
mdzinfinity: I replied by mail03:38
infinityOh. :)03:38
bddebianmdz: I didn't assign that one.  I already got chastised by Kamion for doing that early on03:38
mdzbddebian: you asked what I changed; that's what I changed03:39
mdzbddebian: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/varconf/+bug/41369/+activity03:39
UbugtuMalone bug 41369 in varconf "UVF Exception Request: varconf" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:39
bddebianmdz: No biggie, I was just asking, sorry03:39
ogragrmbl, what the hell added 8Mb to my CDs03:39
MithrandirBenC: around?03:39
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sladeninfinity: what about taking the installed kernel versions, reverse-sorting them and only updating the first one03:50
ograwhy do we have pcmcia-cs in ship ? i thought that was superseded by pcmciautils 03:51
KeybukColin was going to own the purging of that, I guess he's not got around to it yet03:52
Keybukit's only in ship though, not installed by default03:52
infinitysladen: We do only update one.  That doesn't help when you call update-initramfs BEFORE the new kernel is installed.03:52
ograwont save my ass anyway 03:52
Keybukit may be useful to people with older kernels, I guess03:52
ograKeybuk, "only in ship" is somewhat pointless with an 8MB oversized CD 03:53
infinitymdz: Hrm, your idea would be to only allow "update-initramfs -u" (without a -k argument) to operate on the running kernel?  That's an attractive thought, but it still breaks on upgrades now if we upgrade kernel first, then udev, since udev can't get its hooks into the new kernel's initramfs.03:53
ograand nothing left i could drop apart from fonts03:53
Keybukogra: I didn't think pcmcia-cs is 8MB03:53
infinitymdz: I think asking the udev hook to just bail if it discovers it's incompatible is more sane.03:54
ograKeybuk, indeed not, but it adds up :)03:54
ogra(i cant find the reason why its suddenly oversized)03:54
mdzinfinity: except I don't think there's a mechanism for that which won't make update-initramfs fail too03:54
Keybukinfinity: what about udev?03:54
mdzKeybuk: bug #2985803:55
UbugtuMalone bug 29858 in initramfs-tools "root on lvm fails to boot." [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2985803:55
KeybukI thought the kernels that are "not compatible with udev" also happen to be those not compatible with initramfs :)03:55
mdzKeybuk: we need to ensure that the right version of udev ends up in initramfs03:55
infinitymdz: Adding a "Print an error message, do nothing, but exit 0" state to mkinitramfs is simple enough, if udev can make use of it.03:55
infinityKeybuk: The udev in dapper doesn't work with the kernels in breezy, afaik.  At least, that seems to be the case with any number of bug reports we've seen.03:56
Keybukright, but then the kernel gets updated anyway, so what's the problem?03:56
infinityKeybuk: So, if a dist-upgrade leads to "udev upgraded, then kernel upgraded", the OLD kernel will have a broken initramfs.03:56
Keybukdoesn't update-initramfs get called twice for that?03:56
Keybukoh, I see, this is the fact update-initramfs updates them all?03:57
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infinityKeybuk: Which is pretty devastating if the new kernel doesn't work, or if there is no new kernel (because the user doesn't have linux-$(arch) installed to pull it in)03:57
Keybuk(I bitched a lot about this back at UBZ to jbailey :p)03:57
infinityKeybuk: No, update-initramfs doesn't update them all, it updates the newest.03:57
infinityKeybuk: Or, the "best".03:57
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infinityKeybuk: If udev is installed BEFORE the new kernel, the current running kernel IS the newest/best.03:57
infinityKeybuk: We have no way of knowing that a BETTER one will be installed 30 seconds later.03:58
Keybukthe trouble is, the "does udev work" check can only be performed on a running kernel03:58
Keybuk(it's actually "does udevplug work")03:58
sladeninfinity: could it be handled by diverting 'update-initrd' at the start of an upgrade using dpkg-divert and then un-diverting afterwards (this is used for the fonts...)03:58
infinityKeybuk: Can you not just fudge it based on version numbers?03:58
infinityKeybuk: If we're configuring for << 2.6.15, piss off?03:58
Keybukinfinity: version number of what?03:59
Keybukinstalled kernels?03:59
infinitysladen: All sorts of tricks like that will work fine for the upgrade tool, that doesn't fix dist-upgrade on a non-desktop machine.03:59
sladeninfinity: effectively it turns it into a call back and would mean that it only gets run only, even if there are several updates and also only gets run on the latest kernel03:59
Keybukyou can't dpkg -l reliably within a dpkg run :)03:59
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infinityKeybuk: No, the version of the kernel we're currently generating an initramfs for.03:59
Keybukwe could do that -- maybe a switch to update-initramfs04:00
infinity...?04:00
Keybukupdate-initramfs -u -V 2.6.1504:00
Keybuk"only update kernels newer than 2.6.15"04:00
infinityOh, I see what you mean.04:01
infinityThat's from the other end from where I was suggesting (which was just to check the version in your hook and bail), but that would work well.04:01
infinityAnd probably involves less code.04:01
infinityOf course, that doesn't stop the user from manually running "mkinitramfs" and breaking their initramfs, but I suppose if they do that, they can keep both pieces.04:02
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infinity(Bailing in the hook would prevent all foot-shooting, in theory)04:02
infinityOh, wait, no.  Doing it as a switch to update-initramfs solves nothing.04:03
infinityIt needs to be in the hook.04:03
infinity(udev installs, u-i is a no-op, then usplash installs, u-i runs and uses the wrong udev, then the new kernel installs)04:04
Keybukdoing it in the hook would fuck over existing initramfs users, no?04:04
Keybukas mkinitramfs would be merrily generating them an initramfs anyway04:04
Keybukit'd also result in update-initramfs failing04:04
Keybukwhich would result in udev failing to configure04:05
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infinityKeybuk: Part of this discussion was that "mkinitramfs needs a 'Print an error, do nothing, and exit 0' failure state for udev to use"04:05
infinityThat's not tough for me to hack in today.04:05
KeybukI'm *really* against that04:06
infinityNot sure how it would "fuck over existing users", though.04:06
Keybukthere's no easy way to write shell in the udev hook that'll actually work reliably04:06
Keybukand not fuck up on custom kernels, etc. which udev has to still work for04:06
infinityCustom kernels have versions too...04:06
Mithrandirmaybe feelings as well04:06
Keybukinfinity: right, but we can't predict the version string, no?04:07
Keybukyou realise they're lucky if their system boots with the breezy kernel and the new udev userspace, anyway, right? :P04:08
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Keybukin fact, I wouldn't be at all surprised if the combination of the breezy initramfs and the dapper udev userspace is fucked04:08
Keybukthe udev database format changed04:08
infinityIt should boot far enough to mount root and get a new kernel installed, generally.04:08
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infinitySince all the storage and such will be loaded in the old initrd with the old udev.04:09
Keybukwhy are they rebooting before installing the new kernel?04:09
infinityWhy do hundreds of users not have the linux-image-$(arch) metapackage installed?04:09
Keybukwell, in theeeeeory the new udev init script would just unmount /dev and leave the old static dev behind04:10
Keybukbut that's never been tested with the breezy initramfs04:10
Keybukmight not work if usplash is hanging on to /dev, for example04:10
infinitySo, you're saying you think this whole conversation is pointless because breezy kernels might not boot anyway?04:11
infinity(I'm pretty sure some do, FWIW)04:11
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infinityKeybuk: Anyhow, the kernel version is in $version, exported by mkinitramfs.  So you have that to test against.04:11
Keybukthey boot enough to perform system recovery04:11
Keybukinfinity: which version though?04:11
infinityKeybuk: I just need to provide you with the "bail and do nothing" error class.04:12
Keybukthe version of the kernel package?  the upstream version of the kernel inside?  the ubuntu version?  what patch abi, etc.?04:12
infinityKeybuk: The full version as you'd see in `uname -r` or /lib/modules/$version/04:12
infinityKeybuk: Simple shell to discover if that's 2.6.15ish enough for you.04:12
Keybukit's not simple! :p04:13
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=== Keybuk would just call dpkg --compare-versions <g>
infinity(Yeah, that's what mkinitramfs uses too)04:13
infinityWhy reinvent that wheel, I suppose? :)04:13
Keybukrandom question04:14
Keybukwhy not just change that version? :p04:14
Keybukseeing as it'll bail badly there *anyway*04:14
Keybukthere's bound to be some idiot who tries a warty->dapper upgrade and wonders why udev, usplash, etc. fail to configure04:15
infinityAnd just claim (incorrectly) that the dapper initramfs-tools won't work with older kernels?04:15
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Keybukif you wanted elegance, you could call each hook with a "minimum-version" argument and let them return one :p04:16
infinityThat's doable.04:16
Keybukanyway, I'm happy with whatever you decide; and I'll make whatever change you tell me to, like a good little bitch <g>04:16
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infinityAlright, I'll hack something up today.  This is "initramfs-tools bugfixing day"04:17
infinityAlso, am I on crack, or did the meeting start 17 minutes ago without us?04:17
KeybukI put them into different windows, so I can watch both <g>04:18
Keybukthe meeting did start 17 minutes ago04:18
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infinityAnd I completely lost track of time.04:18
Keybukthat i2o/hda bug is annoying me04:18
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Keybukdid you see mdz's post on it?04:19
Keybukwhich pretty much proves what Tollef said04:19
Keybukthe kernel's exposing i2o drives as /dev/sd* not /dev/i2o/hd* now04:19
Keybukat least via one set of drivers04:19
infinityNo, it's doing both (well, either), depending on which driver you load.04:19
infinityWhich is crack.04:20
infinityBut also not MY crack.04:20
infinitySo i wash my hands of this one.04:20
MithrandirKeybuk: i2o_block exposes it as /dev/i2o/hd* as it used to.04:20
Keybukaye, it's a "someone who understands i2o PICK ONE DRIVER"04:20
Keybukwe can blacklist the other04:20
Mithrandirdpt_i2o exposes it through sd_mod.04:20
Mithrandirno, we can't.04:20
Keybukdpt_i2o sounds right to me04:20
Keybukkill i2o_block! :p04:20
infinityI suspect they both work on different sets of devices, but have some overlap, or something equally irritating.04:21
Mithrandirdpt_i2o only works on i386 with those controllers it claims to work with.04:21
Mithrandiri2o_block will always work.04:21
KeybukMithrandir: so what's the fix?04:21
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Mithrandirif dpt_i2o will work, you want that, since it gives you more twiddly bits to twiddle.04:21
MithrandirKeybuk: can you say "load dpt_i2o, but if it fails, load i2o_block"?04:22
KeybukMithrandir: yes, write a kernel driver that does that04:22
infinityI suppose the "fix" is to make i2o_block use sd_mod too, but that's way too much effort this late.04:22
Keybukthis is the same "problem" we have with the two prism54 drivers04:22
infinityOne station, one AP?04:23
MithrandirKeybuk: if we have to choose one, go with i2o_block04:23
Keybukinfinity: softmac vs. fullmac04:23
infinityAhh.04:23
Keybukthe choice is "if this bit of code only the kernel can do fails, load this one, if it works, load that one"04:23
Keybukso I've suggested a tiny prism54_magic driver be written that wraps whichever one of the two would actually work for that device04:24
MithrandirKeybuk: can you run modinfo dpt_i2o and dump that in a query for me?  I don't have any i386 boxes handy.04:24
Keybukmodinfo: could not find module dpt_i2o04:24
Keybukoh, heh04:24
Keybuki38604:24
Mithrandiror somebody else with an i38604:25
Keybukfilename:       /lib/modules/2.6.15-21-686/kernel/drivers/scsi/dpt_i2o.ko04:25
Keybukauthor:         Deanna Bonds, with _lots_ of help from Mark Salyzyn04:25
Keybukdescription:    Adaptec I2O RAID Driver04:25
Keybuklicense:        GPL04:25
Keybukvermagic:       2.6.15-21-686 SMP preempt 686 gcc-4.004:25
Keybukdepends:        scsi_mod04:25
Keybukalias:          pci:v00001044d0000A501sv*sd*bc*sc*i*04:25
Keybukalias:          pci:v00001044d0000A511sv*sd*bc*sc*i*04:25
Keybuksrcversion:     813219280BD2DFF356A9C2504:25
Mithrandirthe modalias pci:v00001044d0000A511sv*sd*bc*sc*i* is shared with i2o_core04:26
Keybukindeed04:26
Keybukso what I'd do there is take the alias away from both of them04:26
Mithrandirbut as you can see, i2o_core has a catch-all too.04:26
Keybukand write an icklewickle driver that picks the right one04:27
Keybukie. kmod it in and force-bind it to the device that it knows will work04:27
Keybukthis is always preferable to a modprobe install hack04:28
Keybuk(the other alternative)04:28
Mithrandircan you do modinfo-based blacklists?  So you can say "don't load this driver for this pci id"?04:29
Keybukbecause the install hack won't work for people that happen to have two i2o raid controllers, one which needs dpt_i2o and one which needs i2o_block04:29
KeybukMithrandir: no, modprobe doesn't know what pci id it's actually looking for, etc.04:29
Mithrandirok04:29
Keybukyou could try putting "alias pci:v00001044d0000A501sv*sd*bc*sc*i* ..." in a modprobe config file, that might override the module-supplied ones04:30
KeybukI'm not convinced though, it may just augment them04:30
bddebianRiddell: If/when you get a sec.  You did the last upload for ekg and this doesn't seem unreasonable? Bug #3831104:30
UbugtuMalone bug 38311 in ekg "Please build libgadu without openssl support" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3831104:30
Keybukalso bear in mind that this isn't doing what you think04:30
Keybukudev DOES NOT match devices to drivers04:31
Keybukneither does modprobe04:31
Keybukall they're doing is loading drivers they think devices might need04:31
Keybukthe kernel matches devices to drivers04:31
Keybukwe can influence that a bit by making sure only one of the two possible drivers is loaded automatically04:31
Keybukbut that has to be across the board, ie. "NEVER LOAD THIS DRIVER"04:31
Keybukas soon as you get "only sometimes load this driver" you'll find someone (hi, fabbione!) who always manages to build a PC that causes both to be loaded04:32
Keybukand then you're back to the kernel picking one of the drivers04:32
Keybukso "pick one of two drivers, where we need both" is always best solved in the kernel04:32
Riddellbddebian: if it's really the case that the servers don't support ssl that doesn't seem like it could cause many problems04:34
Keybuk(I always pick on fabbione; after some random bug I can't remember anymore caused by him having eight different IDE controllers in the same box, or something)04:34
bddebianRiddell: True enough.  Wishlist and low priority it or reject it?04:35
MithrandirKeybuk: well, dpt_i2o is nice to have, but I think we can blacklist it if we have to.  I certainly don't have time to do the tiny kernel driver you're talking about.04:35
infinityMithrandir: Will i2o_core bind to and drive EVERY piece of hardware that dpt_i2o will?04:35
Keybukwhat happens if you load both?04:35
Mithrandirinfinity: yes.04:35
KeybukI guess one of them "wins" the device04:35
Keybukrather than you getting the device as both /dev/sd* and /dev/i2o/hd*04:36
MithrandirKeybuk: you don't get both.04:36
Keybukbah :p04:36
Keybukwhich does the installer favour, btw?04:36
MithrandirI can't remember what happens though.  It takes me a day to find out.04:36
KeybukI remember something early on where the installer always picked one over the other04:36
Mithrandirdpt_i2o on the controller I tested.04:36
Keybukoh, I can guess what happens04:36
infinityNot sure if that's deterministic.04:36
Riddellbddebian: Wishlist, priority doesn't need to be low04:36
Keybukwhichever driver gets initialised first reserves and binds to the device04:36
pittimvo: it's basically " grep '0 pot' http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/dload-strippedtar.txt"04:36
bddebianRiddell: OK, thx04:37
Keybukso randomly you get either /dev/sd* or /dev/i2o/hd*04:37
infinitySome people seem to be getting i2o_core in the installer, then dpt_i2o in initramfs (hence the "doesn't reboot after install" issues)04:37
pittimvo: that file is updated automatically daily around noon04:37
Keybukdepending on random fluctuations in the space/time/kernel continuum04:37
Keybuk(it's actually predictable, just changeable)04:38
Mithrandirinfinity: that'd be bad, agreed.  Then it'd be better to just blacklist dpt_i2o and have those who want it unblacklist it and deal.04:39
infinityWell, the blacklist file could have a comment that says "if you intend to unblacklist this module, you may want to blacklist i2o_core instead, so they don't race with each other"04:40
infinityThat should cover the 10% of users who can read.  The other 90% can go jump.04:40
mvopitti: thanks04:40
Mithrandirinfinity: i2o hardware is server class gear which means you'll generally have more clued users.  I think.04:41
pittimvo: mailed you the current list04:41
infinityMithrandir: Fine, 30/70 instead of 10/90, then. :)04:41
mvopitti: thanks again :)04:41
Mithrandirinfinity: heh. :-)04:41
pittimvo: let's coordinate and do the fixing in the next days (I'll do some, too), so that we can forget about this finally and get Rosetta going04:42
mvopitti: agreed04:44
Keybukinfinity: as long as the installer obeys the same blacklist, that'd work04:44
KeybukI still don't know where the installer gets its list-o-modules04:45
Keybukit's not been important until now, because we've never blacklisted a storage controller -- which are the only class of driver that actually carry over to the configuration of the real install in some way04:45
Keybukinfinity: was just looking at bug 40522 given our previous conversation04:47
UbugtuMalone bug 40522 in initramfs-tools "Check for kernels < 2.6.12 may not always do the right thing" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4052204:47
infinityKeybuk: I suspect the version it's trying to run against isn't the one he thinks it is.04:49
infinityKeybuk: Also, makes a good argument for that not dying with an "exit 1", I think.04:50
infinity"WARNING: Kernel version too old, not generating initrd ; exit 0" would work just fine, I suspect.04:50
Keybukaye04:51
Mithrandirsfllaw: is there any particular method you use for attacking the bug list or do you just start at the top of the 10k list and go through it?04:52
sfllawMithrandir: I look at the 10k list and see which ones look tractable.04:52
Mithrandir10k is a scary number.04:52
sfllawhttp://tinyurl.com/rc4bs04:52
sfllawIt's not so bad.04:53
sfllawAnyway, pick a bug, any bug.04:53
KeybukMithrandir: I prefer to think of it as a mere 10 light bugs04:53
sfllawThen look at its package.04:53
sfllawAnd try to cross-correlate things.04:53
sfllawAfter weeding out the dups, I go on to simple confirmations.04:53
sfllawAll throughout, I look for bugs that could have been reported upstream or in other distros.04:53
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tritiumMithrandir: will the new kernel be 2.6.15 or .16?  I ask because of patches that would help fan control on iMac G5.04:54
Mithrandirtritium: .1504:54
tritium(in .16)04:54
seb128sfllaw: would you mark bug forwarded upstream you didn't notice on your box as confirmed?04:54
pittimvo: wget fixed and uploaded04:54
tritiumOkay, that's what I thought.  Thanks04:54
Mithrandirtritium: but BenC is pulling stuff from .16 too, so you could talk to him about it.04:54
tritiumMithrandir: thanks.  I think I'll do that.04:55
sfllawseb128: If the bug shows up from several other people, and there's repo steps upstream, then yes.04:55
bddebianHeya tritium04:55
tritiumhi there bddebian 04:55
bddebianWhat is RFE wrt to a bug report?04:56
bddebianRequest For ???04:56
pittibddebian: Enhancement? -> Wishlist04:56
ograbddebian, think about all the spam you get everyday :)04:56
sfllawseb128: Especially if there's a patch in another BTS or distro.04:56
Kamionogra: debian-cd uses cpp to munge its package lists, and doesn't bother to suppress all the warning04:57
Kamions04:57
ogra(enhancement ;) )04:57
bddebianogra: hehe04:57
seb128sfllaw: right, I do that too. I was just wondering if a crasher with a debug bt reported by one people should be marked as confirmed so it's out of the way04:57
ograKamion, ah, right, i just never noticed it before04:57
sfllawseb128: To me, Confirmed means, "A developer probably has enough debug information to fix the bug."04:57
sfllawI'll keep it as Needs Info until I pull enough teeth to get to that stage.04:58
seb128sfllaw: hum, I should probably mark all the bug I forward as confirmed so ;)04:58
sfllaw:)04:58
seb128I usually forward bugs only when they are useful for upstream to do something04:58
sfllawseb128: That's forwarding reports upstream?04:59
KeybukI tend to use "Confirmed" as "multiple people have actually agreed the bug exists"04:59
Keybukand "In Progress" as "developer has enough information to fix the bug"04:59
sfllawKeybuk: Well, I'm not a developer.04:59
sfllawAnd there's Needs Info.04:59
sfllawNeeds Info is the state where a bug is unreproducable.04:59
Keybukyeah, I use Needs Info whenever I ask questions04:59
sfllawSo if there isn't enough info for a developer, why bother a developer?05:00
Keybukif I ask a question, I set the bug to Needs Info, and then toggle back to Unconfirmed or Confirmed after05:00
Keybuktrue05:00
tritiumMithrandir: do I talk to you or BenC about bug #40009 getting resolved in the next kernel?05:00
UbugtuMalone bug 40009 in linux-source-2.6.15 "No reboot or shutdown with ipw2200 module loaded" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4000905:00
Keybukas a developer, I'd love to only get Confirmed (your definition) bugs ;)05:00
sfllawKeybuk: That's why I'm here.  :)05:00
Keybuksfllaw: oh, while we're on the subject05:00
seb128sfllaw: I try to not forward things that will be maked as NEEDINFO by upstream directly (ie: I try not forwarding crashers before getting a debug backtrace)05:00
Mithrandirtritium: BenC.05:01
Keybuka good Ubuntu trick for any bug involving hardware is to ask for /var/log/udev05:01
sfllawseb128: That's my policy, yes.05:01
Keybukalmost always better than lspci output, because it actually lists every damned thing05:01
sfllawseb128: We want to be helpful to upstream.05:01
tritiumMithrandir: okay05:01
Mithrandirtritium: I'm not a kernel hacker. :-)05:01
pittimvo: whois fixed, too05:01
tritiumMithrandir: I'm not much of any kind of hacker ;)05:02
Mithrandirdid launchpad just fall off the face of the planet?05:02
KeybukMithrandir: the entire data centre keeps vanishing05:02
Keybukgets lost somewhere in Level 3 / mnet05:02
sfllawThere's an instability in the time-space continum.05:03
sfllawContinuum?05:03
sfllawYes.05:03
pittitseng: can you please fix beagle to produce a POT file?05:05
Keybukinsanity in the spice-team frenulum!05:05
pittiRiddell: can I bother you with POT file generation in kio-apt?05:06
Riddellpitti: now on my todo list for tomorrow05:07
Riddellpitti: was there something else that needed pot generation?05:07
pittiRiddell: indeed, konversation is the only other KDE package on the list05:07
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Riddellwill do05:08
pittithank you05:08
ograpitti, kino != KDE05:08
Riddellanyone assigning kino issue to me will be thrown to the dens of the gnome packagers05:08
ogra:)05:08
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ograbddebian, could you make the RFE bugs whishlist please ? 05:10
bddebianogra: I did05:10
bddebianWell 2 of them anyway05:10
Mithrandiriwj do you want ff bugs to actually be assigned to you or will you pick them up by yourself?05:11
ogra  Priority: None => Low05:11
ogra       Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed05:11
ograthats not telling about whishlist05:11
bddebianogra: It was already wishlist05:11
ograah05:11
ograk05:11
bddebian:-)05:11
ogra(i didnt actually look at the bug, sorry, just saw the change)05:11
bddebianWhy is there no libldap-2.2-dev package? (Debian doesn't have one either)05:12
Mithrandirbecause it's called libldap2-dev?05:12
tritiumI don't suppose I should confirm a bug that I reported, right?05:12
infinitybddebian: Because there shouldn't be.05:13
infinitybddebian: There won't be until libldap2.2 is mangled to use gnutls.05:14
infinity(at which point, libldap2 from 2.1.x will go away)05:15
KamionRiddell: qtparted is hanging on exit here trying to write "stdin" to stdout05:15
KamionRiddell: shouldn't those debug messages in QP_MainWindow::slotReadStdin be going to stderr, not stdout?05:16
Kamioner cerr05:16
bddebianinfinity: So should I reject a bug asking for it?05:16
infinitybddebian: Yes.05:16
bddebianThx05:17
RiddellKamion: I'm working on qtparted just now, that's sorted on my local machine05:17
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sladeninfinity: for ipw2200 led=1  where's the best place to add that (all lots of Acer's want it), or would be better just to have userspace try to flick the LED on startup (like I do for Asus)05:27
Keybuk/etc/modprobe.d/options05:27
infinitysladen: You want Keybuk for that sort of thing. :)05:27
infinitysladen: I avoid loading modules if I can.05:28
Keybukthat's our collection of module options that should really be set in the bloody driver by default, but BenC hasn't yet been persuaded to do so (or it was "hard")05:28
Keybukgenerally if it's a good default, just patch the damned driver05:28
Keybuk-static int led = 0;05:29
Keybuk+static int led = 1;05:29
Keybukeasy patch, that one <g>05:29
Keybukinfinity: you don't still compile your own? *gasp*05:29
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infinityKeybuk: No, I run stock kernels on my laptop, but I try to avoid caring about how module loading works. :)05:29
infinityKeybuk: I do compile my own monolithic kernels on all my server kit, though.05:30
Keybukheh, you take the "is broken ... ask Keybuk" approach?05:30
sladenKeybuk: led=1 isn't needed for everything (and might even break some stuff ...who knows).  Your call.  modprobe.d/options, le kernel or something else?05:31
infinityKeybuk: With your munging of udev and modprobe in the last cycle, I expect you know more than you ever wanted to know about module loading.  I prefer not to duplicate knowlege, when I can be out learning other stuff. :)05:33
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sladenKeybuk: regarding that thinkpad docking issue, what about having grub grab the UID of the disk *it* thinks is the master and pass that as a second option to the initramfs to try if it can't find the first root=05:34
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Keybuksladen: modprobe.d/options is applied for everything so early that if it breaks stuff, then you're fucked05:34
Keybukso I consider adding anything to modprobe.d/options equivalent to modifying the default in the driver05:35
Keybukgiven both are resolved the same way (adding a modprobe option to change the parameter)05:35
Keybukchanging the driver is more elegant, as it can't be mistakenly forgotten05:35
Keybuksladen: if it's possible, sure05:35
bddebianDamn, I'm not even making a dent.. :'-(05:35
sladenit's not lunchtime in Hungary...05:36
Keybuksladen: of course, if we wrote root=UUID=* for everything anyway and put UUID=* in fstab instead of /dev/*, the problem goes away too05:36
sladenKeybuk: /etc/fstab full of UIDS just becomes minging ugly for a human to look at and debug, but yes, it's a finalish solution05:37
KeybukI think it's almost certain that we'll do that for edgy now05:37
Keybukgiven we'll probably have the hda->sda switch in that cycle anyway05:37
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mdzBenC: ping?05:39
KamionI share the maintainability concern, I must say05:41
Kamionfor admins05:41
bddebianHmm, should Samba home shares be writeable by default?05:42
KeybukKamion: admins are free to change it back to /dev/hope-its-the-same-as-last-time05:43
HrdwrBoBthey aren't05:43
Keybukbut I think writing UUIDs by default is much better05:43
bddebianHrdwrBoB: ?05:43
KamionRiddell: it also seems to be calling slotReadStdin() when stdin is closed, rather than using the exception handler; do you also have that fixed locally?05:44
KamionRiddell: if so, could I have your changes? I need to test stuff after that or else chances are I'm going to end up breaking the KDE frontend05:44
Keybuk(the most reliable way I can come up with to do the hda->sda migration is actually just to go down the list and grab the UUIDs, and replace them with those -- it means we don't rely on the SCSI order being the same as the IDE one)05:44
HrdwrBoBbddebian: well they are not at the moment05:45
HrdwrBoBbut IMHO they should be05:45
bddebianHrdwrBoB: That's my question.  There is an LP bug requesting that :-)05:45
Kamionand I think we need this qtparted bug fixed for Flight CD 7; at the moment I don't see how to get past qtparted ...05:46
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HrdwrBoBah :)05:46
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Kamionsladen: why are you assigning general live CD bugs to ubiquity?06:02
sladenKamion: urmm.  Because it's 5am.06:04
KamionI chucked one of them back to usplash, but maybe it's supposed to be casper06:04
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KamionI chucked the other off to casper06:05
fabbionemorning06:05
bddebianMorning fabbione06:05
ajmitchhi fabbione 06:06
sladenKamion: I'll bump the other one off to casper and let tollef have it06:07
Kamionok06:07
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bddebianDid Riddell go do bed after the meeting?06:18
fabbioneKamion,mdz: I need UVF exception for #4015306:19
fabbioneotherwise our -evdev driver doesn't work at all06:19
sladenbddebian: 46 minutes 15 seconds idle on muse, very likely06:19
bddebiansladen: OK, thx06:20
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fabbionemvo: ping?06:39
mvofabbione: pong06:41
fabbionemvo: are you merging libdevmapper and lvm?06:41
fabbionebe very careful when you do it.. specially the clvm bits where the delta with debian is big06:42
fabbionebug #38007 <-06:42
UbugtuMalone bug 38007 in lvm2 "pvmove coredumps" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3800706:42
mvofabbione: it was assigned to me yesterday, I haven't looked at it yet at all06:44
mvofabbione: could you please add whatever helps me to the bugreport? I'm not sure I will be able to deal with it before the weekend (linuxtag talk is coming as well)06:44
fabbionemvo: don't want to sound silly but i suggest to do it as soon as you can. Specially because i have a lot of machines on LVM and can test naturally without having you to spend dedicated time06:45
fabbionemvo: ok.06:45
Kamionmdz: followed up to bug 4110906:45
UbugtuMalone bug 41109 in ubiquity "espresso hangs after setting time" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4110906:45
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dholbachfabbione: mvo and I are going to prepare LinuxTag and stuff today06:46
dholbachfabbione: so better not count on it06:47
Kamionmdz: I'm not sure that the EINTR bug reported in some comments on that bug is the same as the one described by the original reporter; I've followed up asking the reporter to re-test, though06:47
fabbionedholbach: whatever.. i am concerned because lvm is delicate part of server/base install.. and there are stuff relaying on it's behaviour like the installer06:47
dholbachI understand that - maybe somebody else, more familiar with the code should do it then, no?06:48
bddebianGnight peoples06:49
dholbachnight bddebian06:49
fabbionedholbach: i am trying to give mvo a few hints on what to test....06:49
mdzKamion: if you'd rather I file it separately, I can do so06:50
dholbachI merely indicated that "as soon as you can" might take a bit and I never heard of mvo as an LVM speciaslist :)06:50
mdzKamion: I saw there was already another bug open about a hang at that point06:50
mdzI didn't even notice that the original description didn't match the comments06:51
ajmitchhm06:51
Kamionmdz: the traceback you reported is bug 41921, and should be fixed now06:51
UbugtuMalone bug 41921 in debconf "strange EINTR in keyboard chooser" [Major,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4192106:51
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Kamion(check out that list of dups)06:52
mdzKamion: is there anything newer than 20060503?06:53
mdzUbuntu 6.06 "Dapper Drake" - Beta 2 amd64 (20060503)06:53
mdzthat's what I get as daily-live/current06:54
Kamionmdz: 20060503 is current06:54
Kamiondapper-live-amd64.manifest:debconf 1.4.72ubuntu406:54
mdzKamion: it probably shouldn't say 'beta 2'06:59
Kamionswitch it back to Alpha?07:01
Kamionwhich is the normal designation07:01
Kamioncommitting07:03
fabbionehmmm07:04
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pygimornin'07:11
ajmitchhi07:12
pygihi ajmitch07:12
jdubis there a way to get apt-cache madison output for all packages?07:14
jduboh, never mind07:14
mdzapt-cache madison `apt-cache pkgnames`07:14
mdzbut surely you don't want that 07:15
jdubyeah, i'm on crack07:15
jdubi want to determine on a broken system which packages have been installed from dapper07:15
jdubwill i have to apt-cache policy <pkg> for everything?07:15
mdzif you've run apt-get update since the last upgrade, you're fucked07:15
infinityDo an agressive pin to dapper, then see what apt-get dist-upgrade says.07:15
infinity(or an agressive pin to whatever dist you think you want)07:16
jdubwas hoping to pull everything back to breezy07:16
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infinityPackage: *07:16
infinityPin: release a=breezy07:16
infinityPin-Priority: 100107:16
infinity(In /etc/apt/preferences)07:17
jdubthen an upgrade will upgrade dapper packages to breezy?07:17
infinityThen see how bad the damage is with "apt-get update && apt-get -s dist-upgrade"07:17
infinityYeah, any pin > 1000 will force downgrades.07:17
mdzKamion: sorry, I added my additional comments to #41109 which were meant for #4192107:17
infinitySick, scary, wrong, don't ever do it, but for this case, it will show you what you want.07:17
jdubmmm07:17
jdubthanks07:17
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infinity(I use this to sidegrade from sarge to breezy, since they're "close, but not quite identical")07:18
mdzjdub: infinity's recipe will give you "what's newer than breezy", though you asked for "what's been installed from dapper"07:18
dholbachI used it to sidegrade from pre-sarge sid to pre-warty :)07:18
mdzjdub: presumably he understood what you meant and I took you literally, but just to be sure07:19
jdubmdz: yeah :)07:19
infinitymdz: I've been here 2.5 years now, so I speak fluent Australian.07:20
infinity(My, how time flies)07:21
mdzKamion: ok, now I've gotten ubiquity into a state where ubiquity is wait4(debconf-communicate) and debconf-communicate is blocked in read(0,...)07:21
mdzI got here by clicking "next" on the first 3 screens07:22
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Kamionmdz: boggle; if you can reproduce that with UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 set, that'd be great07:23
KamionI've not seen that07:23
mdzKamion: I don't run it without debug anymore07:23
mdzKamion: log by mail or malone?07:23
Kamionmdz: malone07:23
mdzI can get you a shell on the machine where it's in this state if you like as well07:23
jdubinfinity: fie. "someone wanted mysql 5, and it was in dapper, so..."07:24
Kamionhmm, yeah, I'm up for another 15 minutes or so I guess07:24
infinityjdub: Should have poked me for a backport.07:24
infinityjdub: I have one or two lying around at any given time.07:25
jdubinfinity: yeah? that might be an option07:25
Kamionmdz: this is 42865?07:25
infinityjdub: If you're too far gone into dapper-land to downgrade successfully, you may as well just do a full upgrade, and I'll welcome you to the server testing team. :)07:26
jduboh dude07:26
jdubi'm running dapper everywhere07:26
jdubi'm just saving a potential client from doom07:26
infinityHeh.07:26
infinityIf current dapper has much doom left, we're going to have a pretty bumpy release.07:26
infinityI'd hope it's mostly doom-free.07:27
jdubyeah, they're figuring out whether to go back (backports might help) or start testing dapper 'for real'07:27
infinityWith that, I'm going to ignore IRC for a while again and get back to my doom-removal practices.07:27
jdub'oops' ~= 'for real'07:28
jdubinfinity: got a link to backports?07:28
jdubbefore you fly away to mars07:28
infinityjdub: Not a current mysql5 right now, but I can do one for you.  What arch?07:28
jdubno, don't let this interrupt your attack on doom07:29
infinityI can do it later when I'm pretending to have "spare time".07:29
infinityI wasn't going to do it right now. :)07:29
jdubit'd be a waste of your time whenever you did it ;)07:30
jdubthough talking benc into sucking down a new sata_promise driver would be a good use of your time07:30
mdzKamion: I was trying to reproduce that (and failing) when this happened07:31
infinityjdub: Feel free to talk him into it.07:31
infinity:)07:31
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Kamionmdz: is it with a current live CD now?07:31
mdzKamion: 2006050307:32
jdub#4047807:32
Kamionok07:32
jdubbug #4047807:32
UbugtuMalone bug 40478 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Promise TX4300/4310 driver update" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4047807:32
infinityPhone if anyone needs me, I'm off to the land of initramfs and constant reboots.07:32
mdzKamion: fd 0 is a pipe; I tried to match it up via /proc, but either I'm a muppet, or the other end of it is...er...esd07:32
Kamionthe other end should be ubiquity; I don't see how it could end up being anything else07:33
Kamionunless the id has been reused07:33
mdzKamion: could something have caused esd to be spawned, and inherit the fd?07:35
mdzit looks awfully like that's what happened07:35
Kamionoh, could be07:36
Kamionwhat spawns esd?07:36
mdzKamion: http://librarian.launchpad.net/2461106/proc07:36
mdzKamion: GNOMEy bits can spawn esd07:36
mdzthat fd should be set close-on-exec07:36
Kamionhate esd07:36
Kamionright, yeah07:36
Kamionat least after debconf-communicate has been spawned07:37
mdznote that it's a second instance of esd running as root07:37
mdzwhich smells like ubiquity spawned it07:37
Kamionmust have been a GNOME library07:37
Kamionsounds like we should attempt to suppress that07:38
mdzI wonder if other hangs could be explained by this07:38
mdze.g., clicking on an inactive button triggering a sound event07:38
mdzKamion: can I kill this instance and play with it some more, or do you thin kyou'll want to see it inaction?07:39
Kamionafter dapper, I'd like to attempt to get ubiquity to run as non-root except when spawning other processes07:39
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Kamionmdz: go ahead and kill it; thanks for the analysis07:41
kagoumorning07:41
Coyctecmhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+bug/107:45
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in Ubuntu Dapper "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,Confirmed]  07:45
Coyctecm:DD07:45
mdzKamion: clicking the window close button while it's creating the filesystem closes the window but leaves everything running in the background07:46
Coyctecmhorrible bug!07:46
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Coyctecm;D07:46
mdzI imagine it should ignore me instead07:46
Kamionmdz: bug 4173207:47
UbugtuMalone bug 41732 in ubiquity "Cancelling install via X button on progress bar does not halt installation" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4173207:47
mdzthanks07:47
Kamionfairly easy to fix07:47
mdzKamion: have you ever seen that "partition #2 of /dev/hda as" bug?07:48
Kamionmdz: yes, frequently, it's filed somewhere07:48
mdzI mentioned it in the context of one of my other bugs07:48
Kamionit's a bug in partman_commit somewhere, haven't figured out exactly what; it's on my high-priority list07:48
mdzbut I'm completely unable to reproduce it anymore07:48
mdzanything I can try?07:48
Kamionrm -rf /var/lib/partman might let you reproduce it07:48
Kamionbug 4058707:49
UbugtuMalone bug 40587 in ubiquity "file system type labels blank in summary at end" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4058707:49
mdzKamion: do you expect it's distinct from bug 37872?07:49
UbugtuMalone bug 37872 in ubiquity ""No root file system" error" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3787207:49
Kamionmdz: looks like the same bug, yes; I'll duplicate07:50
mdzKamion: is the unknown/multi-line error significant?07:51
Kamionmdz: I've fixed debconf to allow using the debconf protocol properly, but not partman (mostly because I haven't added escape to cdebconf yet); however the one you point to isn't important07:51
Kamionwe work around that already, albeit in a nasty untranslatable way07:51
Kamionthe problem will be more of the form that we're writing slightly the wrong stuff into /var/lib/partman/devices/, I expect07:52
mdzI just got it to happen again07:54
mdzbut only without debug07:54
KamionI've got debug logs of the problem on various occasions; don't worry too much about it07:55
KamionI'll work on it tomorrow07:55
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Kamionfix for the cloexec thing in my tree, but I need to go to bed now rather than spending more time testing that, I think07:58
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Kamionthough it would be nice to be able to reproduce it; will have to poke about07:59
fabbionemdz, Kamion: could you please review my UVF request before you disappear? so i can take something out of my todo list? thanks07:59
KamionMithrandir: I think I missed the livefs builds, but once ubiquity 0.99.72 binaries are in the archive, as far as I'm concerned you can start livefs builds for flight-708:00
mdzKamion: good night08:01
mdzKamion: I'll take care of fabio's request08:01
Kamionfabbione: there's little point in me trying to make judgement calls in this state; if mdz doesn't do it before then, I'll look when I get up08:01
Kamionah, ok, thanks08:01
Kamionnight08:01
fabbioneKamion: ok thanks.. good night08:01
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dholbachhey janimo08:02
janimodholbach: hey08:02
janimoare the candidate images ready?08:02
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Tonio_hi everyone08:12
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infinityKamion: You didn't miss livefs builds, the cronjob is disabled anyway, since we were in Flight prep.08:21
pygiGOSUB: around?08:22
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janimoinfinity: there are not candidate images yet right?08:26
janimos/not/no/08:26
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fabbionedholbach: #41301 is gtk bug...08:31
fabbionedholbach: it's a problem with desktop stack going crazy.. i have seen it here too and it's definetely not X08:31
fabbioneit's a focus issue08:31
fabbioneand X does not handle the focus.... kthxbye08:31
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janimobug #4130108:33
UbugtuMalone bug 41301 in xorg "Mouse clicks stop working sporadically" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4130108:33
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bluetoadHi fabbione09:02
fabbionehi bluetoad 09:03
bluetoadYou went like a steam train at the bugs last night09:03
fabbionebluetoad: welcome dude :)09:03
fabbioneeheh09:03
fabbionebluetoad: i plan to get down to 50 by the end of tomorrow09:03
bluetoadwow.  I'm watching a few but not much info coming from reporters09:04
bluetoadI was going to ask about those Radeon ones you fixed with sync.09:05
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schweebfabbione: is sparc CD installer working yet? or still have to tftp (sorry to bug you directly, but mail list, google, and wiki fail me here)09:06
fabbioneschweeb: on what kind of hw?09:06
fabbionei am aware of a silo bug on v24009:06
fabbioneotherwise it should work09:06
fabbionebluetoad: i noticed that we are facing a new kind of issue...09:08
bluetoadwhat's that?09:08
fabbionebluetoad: basically X has problems using Sync when monitor is on DVI09:08
fabbionethe logs are tricky to read09:09
fabbioneyou notice that there is a ddc probe on port1 (port0 being the analog output)09:09
fabbioneor also called ddc209:09
fabbioneyou sometimes see that ddc2 doesn't return any value09:09
fabbioneand even if they return, sometimes they are just not used or taken into account09:10
fabbionei did speak with upstream this morning and they did confirm that this is the case09:10
schweebfabbione: blade 150009:10
fabbionealso when the monitor is CRT09:10
fabbioneschweeb: should work09:10
schweebexcellent, thx09:10
schweebthe mini.iso from current/ under Dapper?09:11
bluetoadfabbione: I wondered  about crt for power pc09:11
fabbioneschweeb: i didn't test that one specifically.. i used the normal -server/desktop iso, but please test it and let me know...09:11
fabbionebluetoad: you mean for when they use external monitors?09:11
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pittiHello again09:12
bluetoadfabbione: I meant lcd for power pc.09:12
fabbionebluetoad: what about them?09:13
fabbionethey are usually on DVI port, but we always write sync ranges on ppc+ati unconditionally of the output port09:13
fabbioneso that's covered pretty well09:13
fabbioneoh btw09:14
bluetoad#29540 still has a problem on g3 notebook 09:14
fabbioneguys. bluetoad is the first guy with enough balls to work on X with me...09:14
bluetoadno brains09:14
fabbioneyou desktop ladies :P09:14
fabbionebluetoad: they know why they are guilty :P09:14
fabbionebug #2954009:14
UbugtuMalone bug 29540 in xorg "Fails to write out sync ranges on G3 iBook video (ati rage 128)" [Major,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2954009:14
bluetoadyep09:14
fabbionehmmm09:15
schweebfabbione: hrm, no regular build for flight 6? (it's 0bytes) http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/releases/6.06/flight-6/09:15
fabbioneschweeb: there is beta out or daily09:15
schweeboh, nm09:15
schweebit's way to late for me to be trying to do any type of thinking09:16
fabbionebluetoad: I tested the daily install for 20060408 and it did not work. It still had the same09:16
fabbionebluetoad: he needs to try a more recent CD09:16
schweebthx for the info09:16
fabbionefrom an upload to livecd propagation can take up to 24 hours or more09:16
fabbionebluetoad: he did expect to get the fix on the CD the exact same day.. that's just not possible09:17
bluetoadfabbione: I don't think we have logic for lcd in powerpc09:17
bluetoadThat's why I'm trying to get the detailed log09:17
fabbioneAHHHHH09:18
fabbioneGRRR HMMM MEEHHHH09:18
bluetoadDon't even have a Device Id in the report, either.09:18
fabbioneone sec..09:18
fabbionelet me boot up my ppc09:18
fabbionebluetoad: ok i see the issue here..09:23
fabbionethe panel on that laptop is broken and doesn't return indo09:24
fabbioneinfo09:24
fabbionepitti: ping?09:24
bluetoadfabbione: so what do you do about that?09:25
fabbionebluetoad: thinking right now...09:25
fabbionewho has an iBook G3 here?09:26
fabbionejdub: ^^???09:26
fabbionejdub: is your toilet seat the ibook g3, isn't it?09:27
Kamionschweeb: huh, wonder why that's 0 bytes09:27
jdubfabbione: yeah09:27
fabbionejdub: do you have it handy?09:27
jdubfabbione: sort of - what do you need?09:27
jdubi'd need to download dapper/ppc bits09:27
jdubwhich might take a while09:27
Kamionschweeb: hard to tell now, use the beta instead of flight-609:27
KamionI suspect that ISO is lost09:27
Kamion(if it ever existed)09:27
pittifabbione: pong09:28
fabbionejdub: ok, i can wait for that.. i need you to do a clean dapper install on it and see if X is autoconfigured properly or you can suffer of #2954009:28
fabbionepitti: same question as jdub...09:28
jdubfabbione: with the beta live iso?09:28
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fabbionejdub: whatever.. live or install are fine09:29
Kamionmm, on investigation I'm going for the "never existed" option09:29
fabbionejdub: but please if you have the issue allow me to grab some info so i can fix it09:29
Kamionuse beta2 rather than beta if you're using the live CD09:29
jdubKamion: ok09:29
pittifabbione: I don't have a G3, my iBook is a G409:30
fabbionepitti: ok thanks anyway09:30
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fabbionebluetoad: the issue seems to be isolated to the ibook g3, so we can special case that one, once we have a unique keyword to use09:32
fabbionebrb09:32
jdubfabbione: sucking an image down now09:33
bluetoadfabbione: OK09:33
Kamionmvo: libpango1.0-common fails to install, is breaking builds; e.g. http://librarian.launchpad.net/2461122/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.ubiquity_0.99.72_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz09:35
Kamionseems ok on upgrade09:36
Kamionhmm, idle 2.5 hours, maybe I'll look myself09:37
bluetoadfabbione:  I need fly.  I'll have a look at some more tomorrow.  Got commitments tonight (now).09:37
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jdubfabbione: 1hr to go, even from au ;)09:37
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fabbionejdub: it's ok.. even with 2 hours09:43
fabbioneoh he left alreayd09:43
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fabbioneKamion: livecd -> casper reconfigure X with DEBUG stuff turned.. where is that log stored?09:53
fabbionenever mind09:54
fabbionei am blind09:54
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KamionMithrandir: ubiquity build blocked on libpango1.0-common installability; I'm sorting it out09:58
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sivangmorning all10:01
pygimornin' sivang10:01
sivanghey pygi 10:02
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YokoZarIs apt-get build-dep supposed to ignore pipes in the package build depends?  I have a package build-depend on "libicu28-dev | libicu34-dev" and apt-get complains that libicu28-dev isn't installable, but that libicu34-dev replaces it...then errors out.10:11
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pittihi janimo 10:14
janimohi pitti10:14
pittijanimo: if Mithrandir/infinity allow uploading, can you please fix xfce4-verve-plugin to build a POT?10:14
pittijanimo: it's the only XFCE package left without one10:14
janimopitti, ok10:15
janimoI was postponing that since there's also a bugfix update I needed to bring in but will do now instead10:15
pittijanimo: oh, some days don't matter10:20
pittijanimo: I just wanted to make sure that it's on your list10:20
janimoah ok, I thought you needed to cross of something for flight 7 :)10:20
janimoon my list definitely10:20
pittithanks10:21
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pygihi vuntz__10:21
vuntz__hello pygi10:21
janimoany idea why pbuilder could barf with: ln: creating symbolic link `/etc/pango/pangox.aliases' to `/var/lib/defoma/pango.d/pangox.aliases': No such file or directory10:22
janimojust saw this today, wonder if something in this area changed or the chroot is corrupted10:23
Kamionjanimo: libpango1.0-common is broken for fresh installs; I'm working on it right now10:23
janimoKamion, ah, thanks10:24
pittimvo: please remove console-data from the 'missing POT' list. It does have a POT, but po and pot are in debian/, so my scripts ignore them10:25
carlosRiddell: hi, around?10:25
pittihi carlos 10:25
carlospitti: I saw that you are fixing packages that lack the .pot file (wget and whois) 10:25
carlospitti: hi10:25
pitticarlos: yes, I hope we can finish the list RSN10:26
janimoMithrandir: 1) upload exception for xfdesktop (bugfixes for removable media on desktop)? 2) are candidates going to build today? (I need to plan since it takes ~4 hours to DL)10:26
carlospitti: I'm finishing now my list10:26
pitticarlos: can you confirm that you could import console-data? the layout is a bit special10:26
carlospitti: I can import anything 10:26
carlospitti: if it has a .pot file10:26
carloswe get the files anyway10:26
carlosand if it's not imported automatically, I approve them manually10:27
pitticarlos: yes, it has, but since my scripts ignore debian/*, they don't pick them up10:27
carlosnothing is lost like we did with hoary and breezy10:27
Kamionjanimo: (note that candidate builds are blocked on libpango1.0-common too)10:27
pitticarlos: can you please check console-data? (just to make sure)10:27
janimoMithrandir: also upload exception for xfce4-verve-plugin. Nothing critical (POT file generation)10:27
carlospitti: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/console-data/+translations10:27
pitticarlos: ah, sweet. thanks!10:28
Kamionok, pango1.0 fix uploaded10:33
pittiMithrandir: permission to upload gcompris? only change is building a POT, the debs don't change at all10:34
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Kamioninfinity: are you around, or is that an auto-rejoin?10:45
Kamionah, /me notices the /away10:46
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KamionMithrandir: ok, since ubiquity 0.99.72 is blocked on pango and will need a retry anyway, I'll upload 0.99.73 in the next archive cycle with a fix for a problem mdz noticed last night10:54
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StevenKpitti: I suspect the reason for the empty POT file is no strings to translate.11:12
pittiStevenK: so there are no *.po files?11:12
StevenKpitti: For ldaptor-webui there are; for ldaptor (which has the empty POT file), there are none.11:14
pittiStevenK: ok, if there are no po files and no _("foo") strings (and no .desktop files either) it's safe to assume that there's nothing to be translated11:15
pittiStevenK: so removing the POT file should be fine11:15
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StevenKldaptor 0.0.42ubuntu3 is in the archive which does that.11:16
Mithrandirjanimo: since those only touches your files, please do.11:22
Mithrandirpitti: preferably not.11:23
pittiMithrandir: ok, I'll stage the uploads then11:23
MithrandirKamion: ok, so we should be ready to build images in roughly two hours?11:23
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fabbioneMithrandir: can you give me 10 minutes to upload another xorg-7.0.0 please?11:26
fabbioneMithrandir: it would be also nice if you could give me the 2 keyboard patches i asked for :/11:27
Mithrandirfabbione: debdiff?11:27
mjg59Hm. Don't we need the new l-r-m first?11:27
Mithrandirfabbione: sorry, I won't have time to do that in the next ten minutes.  I also just saw one request?11:27
fabbioneMithrandir: one.. possibly..11:27
fabbioneMithrandir: one sec for the debdiff. the code is safe tho11:27
fabbioneMithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/debdiff11:29
KamionMithrandir: unless you want to wait for the new kernel11:30
fabbioneMithrandir: i remember one/two requests, but i might be wrong.. i parsed something like 120 bugs yesterday..11:30
mjg59Kamion: We don't currently seem to have an l-r-m for the current kernel ABI11:31
Kamionmjg59: the seeds still point to 2.6.15-2111:31
mjg59Kamion: Ah, ok11:31
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Kamionmjg59: so as long as no ftpmaster decides to remove -21, it should work11:31
mjg59Kamion: It would be immensely helpful if we could get more -22 testing11:32
KamionMithrandir: your call, I guess11:32
KamionI need to upload d-i anyway, for localechooser and kbd-chooser fixes11:32
mjg59Though if that's going to cause a significant holdup, then I wouldn't worry11:32
Kamionmjg59: well, we were expecting a fixed kernel that built on sparc yesterday ...11:32
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Kamionso unless we want to attempt to make it go without sparc (which is kinda painful), we have to wait for a whole kernel build cycle11:33
fabbioneMithrandir: i am grabbing a bite.. back in 1011:34
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MithrandirKamion: hmm, true.11:34
Kamionmy inclination would be to go ahead without, I think11:35
MithrandirKamion: given that we were promised a new kernel more than twelve hours ago, I'm not too inclined to wait either.  So, let's go ahead once you have the bits you want in the archive.11:35
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zakamehi all11:45
janimoMithrandir, was logged out, did you approve the xfdesktop upload?11:51
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janimoI guess it will take a few hours to build so if it holds back flight7 I'll just leave it to later11:51
janimoit's not critical just nice to have11:51
tsengpitti: do you have a doc on that?11:51
tsengpitti: i really know nothing about it11:51
Kamioninfinity: did anything ever try to build debian-installer_20050317ubuntu20 for breezy-security, and if so could I see the build logs? It looks like it didn't build successfully anywhere11:53
KamionMithrandir: install CD builds should be a few minutes faster now than for the last release, BTW; although I expect all that will do is make the disparity between install CD and livefs build times even more obvious ;-)11:54
tsengjanimo: ping11:56
janimotseng: hi11:56
tsengjanimo: hi, would you mind taking malone #42350 off my hands?11:57
UbugtuMalone bug 42350 in beagle "Beagle's daemon is not autostarted in xfce/xubuntu." [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4235011:57
tsengjanimo: notourbug11:57
janimotseng, you can just assign to xubuntu-team or myself11:57
tsengxubuntu-team, no problem11:57
janimothans11:57
janimok11:57
carlospitti: Riddell: https://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/paste/filejtGubv.html11:58
carlospitti, Riddell: That's the list of translation domains that miss a .pot file11:58
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carlospitti: at the end, you have also some translation domains that should not be inside language packs11:58
Mithrandirjanimo: 11:22 < Mithrandir> janimo: since those only touches your files, please do.11:58
carlospitti: I think there are some others missing, but that's the current list I got11:59
janimoMithrandir: ok11:59
carlospitti: also, as I noted there, I don't know where 'childpanelextension' comes from11:59
tsengjanimo: if you need action from me after you find the cause, gimme a poke11:59
janimotseng, ok althoug hthis looks like many gnome autostart apps do not start under xfce12:00
janimohave to see why12:00
tsengyes.12:00
tsengdoesnt seem that bad, if people didnt see it 'enabled' in an xfce ui12:00
Mithrandirjanimo: please tell me when you have the .debs in the archive and I can build you cds.12:01
janimotseng, as they are marked only show in gnome I am not surprised12:01
janimotseng, so if you want beagle to run in xfce fix the .desktop file . the ball is back at you :)12:02
tsengjanimo: then it should not show up in their gui12:02
janimoI think the autostart daemon is marked only show in, but the actual executable is not?12:02
janimoI think they say they run beaglke-client or whatever it;s called but no daemon is there to back it up12:03
tsengselected in the "Autostarted applications" panel12:03
janimook, I'll look even closer then12:03
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janimoo, so an xfce4-session bug then.12:03
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tsengif you ignore my .desktop, ignore it consistantly :)12:04
janimoMithrandir the CDs you are about to build are candidates or final flights?12:04
Mithrandirjanimo: they're always candidates until we have released them.12:05
janimook12:05
pitticarlos: ok, some of them are on my list, too12:08
carlospitti: ok12:08
pitticarlos: however, can we walk through the list in /msg? there are some suspicious ones12:09
carlossure12:09
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carlosRiddell: ping12:50
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Riddellcarlos: pitti just sent me the list of kde packages from your list, I'll look into them12:52
carlosRiddell: ok, thanks12:53
carlosRiddell: those are translation domains I got from kde-i18n-* packages12:53
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carlosnot sure if those are not valid anymore or that we miss the .pot file, if are not valid, just tell me and I will ignore those .po files12:53
carloslike I did with kdevelop ones12:54
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carlosmdke: hi, Could I close #42645?12:57
pitticarlos, Riddell, tseng, mvo, seb128, dholbach: I just created https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MissingPotFiles for coordination of POT file fixes; can you please use this as well and update it accordingly?12:57
seb128pitti: sure12:57
seb128good idea ;)12:57
carlospitti: thanks12:57
DizietMithrandir: Yes, please assign firefox bugs to me, or at least make sure I'm subscribed.12:57
MithrandirDiziet: ok12:58
seb128pitti: what are those "docs" listed?12:58
seb128pitti: why do they "must" be fixed?12:58
pittiseb128: carlos wants to import them into Rosetta12:58
carlosseb128: it's documentation using .po files to translate it12:58
carlossame thing like help/* files12:59
seb128pitti: yeah, but do you have to do to fix them?12:59
seb128like gdm uses cdbs, it should "just work" no?12:59
seb128same for gnome-*12:59
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carlospitti: btw, how is that your Wiki name is MartinPitt2 ? is there another MartinPitt that is not you?01:00
pittiseb128: hm, I fixed cdbs for help/ , but not for docs/ etc.01:00
pitticarlos: hm, no idea TBH01:00
fabbionehey01:00
seb128pitti: what do I need to run? intltool-update -p is only for po no?01:00
fabbionexorg bugs almost fit in one LP page!01:01
tsengthere was a large import of debian developers into launchpad users i think01:01
carlospitti: https://launchpad.net/people/pitti <- Fix it there ;-)01:01
pittiseb128: -p will generate a pot file01:01
seb128fabbione: nice work ;)01:01
fabbione1   75  of 85 results01:01
seb128pitti: yeah, but it complains that help is no a po dir01:01
seb128intltool-update: Unable to proceed.01:01
seb128Make sure to run this script inside the po directory.01:01
pittiseb128: no idea TBH, I don't know how these are handled01:01
seb128hum01:01
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seb128I don't agree that are a "must" fix for dapper01:02
carlosseb128: I think they are not using intltool for them01:02
seb128language packs don't ship them anyway01:02
pittiseb128: but there must be a pot somehow, how else did the translators get initial po files?01:02
pittiseb128: right01:02
carlosseb128: no it's not a must01:02
pittiseb128: we can defer the docs/ stuff until later01:02
seb128the wiki pages is "Source packages whose POT files must be fixed"01:02
pittiseb128: but it's nice to have a todo list anyway01:02
seb128pitti: right ;)01:02
pittiseb128: don't take it too seriously - read it as 'eventually', not 'RIGHT NOW!' :)01:03
lucashi, are there some guidelines somewhere for reporting bugs like "When I log out, display hangs, Xorg takes 100% CPU, and can't be killed using kill -9" ?01:03
seb128pitti: I don't like having half of the page being GNOMEish :p01:03
pittiseb128: hm, with help/ it works with 'cd help; make pot'01:03
pittiseb128: maybe it works with docs/, too?01:03
seb128hum01:03
seb128for sound-juicer it needs to cd help/sound-juicer01:04
seb128then "make pot"01:04
seb128and that works fine01:04
pittiseb128: that merely requires a rebuild then01:04
pittiseb128: help/ is cdbs'ed01:04
pittiseb128: same for the help/ part of gnome-applets01:04
seb128I did upload those package some days ago or this week01:04
seb128that is weird01:04
seb128you cdbs change is not that new01:04
seb128right01:05
seb128cd $(DEB_BUILDDIR)/help; make pot || true;01:05
seb128it does that01:05
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=== pitti checks build log
seb128for s-j you need to cd help/sound-juicer as said01:05
seb128running "make pot" from "help" doesn't work01:05
pittimake[1] : Entering directory `/build/buildd/sound-juicer-2.14.3/help'01:05
pittimake[1] : *** No rule to make target `pot'.  Stop.01:05
pitti?01:05
pittiWTH?01:05
seb128$ ls help01:06
seb128Makefile  Makefile.am  Makefile.in  sound-juicer01:06
seb128$ grep pot help/Makefile01:06
seb128$01:06
pittiaah01:06
seb128$ grep pot help/sound-juicer/Makefile01:06
seb128_DOC_POT = $(if $(DOC_MODULE),$(DOC_MODULE).pot)01:06
seb128.PHONY: pot01:06
seb128pot: $(_DOC_POT)01:06
seb12801:06
seb128if that's clear that way :p01:06
pittiseb128: ok, that needs manual fixing then01:06
pittiseb128: yes, sorry, didn't read thoroughly enough01:06
seb128will do01:06
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pittihi sabdfl, good morning01:08
sabdflhey pitti01:09
zakamehello sabdfl 01:09
sabdflhow are we on the RaceToDapper?01:09
pittifull spead ahead :)01:09
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zakamehi Hobbsee 01:13
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Tonio_hi01:18
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infinityKamion: I've been in "ingore IRC mode" for ages (first work, then dinner), sorry.01:38
Kamionnot a problem, superseded01:40
Mithrandirok, building livefs-es for ubuntu and install images for ubuntu, will do the rest of the derivatives once those are done.01:41
infinityHrm?  You uploaded another d-i to breezy-sec?01:41
infinityOh, no you didn't.  Then no idea what you meant by "superseded".. :)01:42
infinityKamion: Anyhow, I'll talk to you about it after your lunch/01:45
Mithrandirslomo_: please don't upload to main now, we're trying to get flight-7 out.01:49
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infinityI wonder if I should take all the blame, or give half to dholbach. :)01:50
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infinityslomo_: Also, can you please avoid build-depending on exact versions of debhelper required for bugfixes?01:51
infinityslomo_: Though I suppose in this case, it doesn't hurt, since anything using dh_iconcache will (well, should) have a pretty high versioned build-dep anyway.01:51
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infinityslomo_: Oh, actually.. Hrm.  No.  CDBS calls dh_iconcache in a conditional, so it doesn't need an inflated build-dep, so you just made all those package unbackportable, when previously they were fine.01:54
pitticarlos: can you please take a look at bug 41130?01:55
UbugtuMalone bug 41130 in language-pack-de " instead of a new line when running espresso and entering the wrong password" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4113001:55
pitticarlos: this happens a lot; can this be checked in Rosetta?01:56
seb128carlos, pitti: rosetta will import a help/sound-juicer/sound-juicer.pot correctly, right? (ie: the location is not an issue)01:56
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carlosseb128: no, it will not be an issue, I approve them manually the first time I see them01:58
seb128carlos: ok, fine then ;)01:59
carlospitti: yes, we could do something to fix those01:59
pitticarlos: (I believe the translation itself has already been fixed)02:00
carlospitti: https://launchpad.net/products/rosetta/+bug/4602:00
UbugtuMalone bug 46 in rosetta ""special symbols" when people copy-paste text from original to translation" [Normal,Confirmed]  02:00
carlospitti: please, add your comments there, I'm going to change its priority02:00
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janimois there a way to auto-assign bugs on specific packages to a team besides just making it a bug contact?02:04
Riddellpitti: know anything about this cups error?  Request Entity Too Large"02:06
pittiRiddell: uh, no, sorry02:06
pittijanimo: no; but subscribing the team to the package should be good enough02:07
Riddellpitti: I can give it to you in 3 different frontends if you want :) http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/69783002:07
pittijanimo: you'll see it in +packagebugs, get mails, and so on02:07
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zulheylo02:07
pittiRiddell: is that hplip?02:07
Riddellpitti: yes02:08
janimopitti: yes, but no way I see to get all bugs on all packages of xubuntu-team02:08
janimohttps://launchpad.net/people/xubuntu-team/+packagebugs02:08
janimohttps://launchpad.net/people/xubuntu-team/+assignedbugs02:08
janimoa combination of these two somehow02:08
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pittiRiddell: bug 42401 probably02:09
UbugtuMalone bug 42401 in cupsys "lpadmin: Request Entity Too Large" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4240102:09
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pittiRiddell: Can you please set LogLevel to debug2, remove error_log, restart cupsys, try to add the printer, and attach error_log to that bug?02:10
pittiRiddell: then I can toss it to upstream02:10
Riddellpitti: how do I set the LogLevel?02:11
Riddelloh, cupsd.conf02:11
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pittiRiddell: yes02:11
ograwoah02:11
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janimocarlos, for each xfce package I want in rosetta I need to set up a project first right?02:12
ograapparently that thing has a mass storage device inside as well, holding the driver02:12
carlosjanimo: no if it's for Ubuntu02:12
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ograi just tried it on my ibook and hal freaks out02:12
ograpitti, ^^^02:13
carlosjanimo: you don't need to do anything for Ubuntu02:13
pittiSeveas: do you still have the USN RSS feed somewhere?02:13
carlosjust upload a source package that produces the .pot file02:13
janimocarlos, hmm it's all automatic? cool02:13
Seveaspitti, yes02:13
pittiogra: oi, backtrace appreciated :)02:13
janimoyay, less boring work than I tought :)02:13
Seveasubuntulinux.nl/files/usn.xml02:13
carlosjanimo: needs something on my side, but you don't need to care, yes02:13
ograpitti, its not even seeing the wlan device inside :)02:14
janimocarlos: thanks. So once you do whatever that is, they can be translated and end up in the language packs?02:14
carlosjanimo: I did that already 02:14
janimocarlos: are subsequent upstream package uploads which change/add new translations taken into account too?02:14
pittiogra: freak out == crash, or behave weird?02:15
carlosjanimo: only if they land into Ubuntu's archive02:15
pittiogra: in the latter case, can you generate a hal debug output (wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices, second half of the page) and attach it to a bug?02:15
pittiSeveas: merci02:15
ograpitti, an endless add/remove loop of the storage device02:15
carlosjanimo: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+lang/es look for xfce*02:16
ogralooks funny in the device manager 02:16
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janimocarlos: ok. indeed the packages seem to be translatable. I did not even check before as I assumed it requires some work onmy part02:16
ograpitti, i doubt its a hal thing ... seems to be rooted deeper02:16
ogra(rather kernel)02:16
janimocarlos, ok so if I add a new language to a package and translate it, I can just export the .po file and sent it upstream too?02:16
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ograpitti, its not urgent, i dont need it running here, i just thought i'd test it before installing it on the win2000 pc02:19
infinitySeveas: Have you talked with anyone about getting those RSS feeds into the DC, by any chance?  I've been using them for ages now, and I'd love it if they lives on ubuntu.com somewhere, just so they'd be a bit easier to advertise.02:19
Riddellpitti: added02:19
carlosjanimo: yes, but if it would have some Ubuntu specific strings (depending if you changed the source code like we did with GNOME and KDE to include some specific changes)02:19
Seveasinfinity, I've proposed it several times and people tend to like it. No one takes action though02:19
janimocarlos, only a few packages have minimal changes. looks good thanks02:19
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mdkecarlos: sure, no problem about closing it: I only filed it in case you wanted to figure out what happened. For me, the problem is fixed so I don't mind.02:19
infinitySeveas: Ahh.02:19
carlosmdke: I'm not able to reproduce it, if you see it again I tell me it and I will try to be faster to debug it...02:19
pittiRiddell: thanks02:20
carlospitti: btw, the language snapshot for today failed, the mirror is still running so I will need that you run your script by hand later...02:21
pitticarlos: no problem, if it succeeds tomorrow I don't need to do anything02:21
carloswell I would need an updated report today... so if you could run it today, that would be good (I will ping you when my tarballs are ready)02:22
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MithrandirRiddell: kubuntu install images up, please test.02:25
Mithrandirpitti: any chance for you to test the install images for ppc?02:25
RiddellMithrandir: thanks02:26
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pittiMithrandir: of course, I'm just waiting for the 'new images up' anouncement02:27
Mithrandirpitti: install images are up now.02:27
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janimoMithrandir: can spin xubuntu as well, the debs are in. thanks02:32
Mithrandirjanimo: will do once edubuntu has built.02:34
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ograMithrandir, there is no point in building edubuntu02:34
ograits still 3 Meg to big02:34
pittiMithrandir: live images will follow?02:34
ograerr 802:34
Mithrandirogra: ok.02:34
Mithrandirogra: does that mean you won't release a flight 7?02:34
mdkecarlos: sure thing.02:34
ograyep02:34
Mithrandirpitti: yes, once the live fs-es are built, I'll do that.02:35
pitti'k02:35
ograMithrandir, i have too much on my plate currently, live should be fine though 02:35
Mithrandirogra: "yes, you will release flight-7" or "yes, you won't release flight-7"?02:35
ograyes i wont02:35
Mithrandirok02:35
infinityMithrandir: Oh, I suspect we'll want to skip ports-live this time around (though it's too late for me to stop you from kicking off those livefs builds now, sorry)02:35
infinityMithrandir: I still have some ports-live bugs to fix, so there's not much point in holding up the other arches based on 3 CD images almost no one will test.02:36
infinityMithrandir: I'll make sure they start getting fixed dailies on the weekend or something.02:36
Mithrandirinfinity: ok.  I'm just waiting for weddell to finish now.02:36
infinityMithrandir: Which qualifies as "ports" too. :)02:37
infinityMithrandir: So you may as well just sping the live ISOs right now. :)02:37
infinitys/sping/spin/02:37
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janimoMithrandir:  the image will go to http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/20060504/ right?02:43
janimoI am writing a call for testing in advance02:43
Mithrandirjanimo: yes.02:45
Mithrandirseb128: bug 39640; should this be rejected?  We don't have gaim 2 in the repositories?02:57
UbugtuMalone bug 39640 in gaim "[2.0beta3]  gaim: status pulldown menu is half empty (drawn offscreen)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3964002:57
seb128Mithrandir: not really, upstream are nice enough and some of them are subscribed to the package02:57
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seb128Mithrandir: the package comes from my people.ubuntu.com page too and I've asked to send feeback on launchpad making clear from the title they are using 2.0beta302:58
Mithrandirseb128: oh, ok.02:58
seb128Mithrandir: we can ignore them for now so, upstream reply and it'll be useful when we upload gaim2.002:58
Mithrandirseb128: ok, I'm just going through unconfirmed and confirming bugs.03:00
Mithrandirjanimo: xubuntu install images up03:00
janimoMithrandir: thanks03:00
janimoMithrandir: I assume they are uploading now as it's only a 400Mb sparc one03:01
janimofrom apr 19th03:01
Mithrandirjanimo: they're still syncing it seems, yes, but http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/20060504/ already has amd64 images.03:02
janimoyup, I see they're showing up one by one03:02
janimohttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/20060504/report.html03:05
janimowhat does uninstallable  mean here?03:05
janimonot made it to the CD? As xubuntu has OOo in ship but does not install it03:06
Mithrandirthat they can't be installed.  You can ignore those, ooo2 has been renamed to ooo.03:06
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pittiRiddell: if you do 'lpadmin -p LaserJet -v usb://HP/LaserJet%201022 -P /usr/share/ppd/hpijs/HP/HP-LaserJet_1022-hpijs.ppd', do you get this error, too?03:09
pittiRiddell: ooh, wait: what is 'ls -l /var/cache/cups/ppds.dat' for you?03:11
pittiRiddell: your error_log has just one error: 'Unable to write "/var/cache/cups/ppds.dat" - Permission denied'03:11
Riddellls: /var/cache/cups/ppds.dat: No such file or directory03:12
pitti$ ls -ld /var/cache/cups/03:12
pittidrwxrwxr-x 3 cupsys lp 4096 2006-05-02 20:06 /var/cache/cups/03:12
pitti^ for me, that's how it should be like03:12
Riddell /var/cache/cups/ ls drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 0 2006-04-26 02:59 ppd03:12
Riddellls -l /var/cache/cups/03:13
Riddelltotal 003:13
Riddelldrwxr-xr-x 4 root root 0 2006-04-26 02:59 ppd03:13
pittiRiddell: ls -ld /var/cache/cups?03:13
Riddellls -ld /var/cache/cups03:13
Riddelldrwxrwxr-x 4 cupsys lp 40 2006-05-03 03:50 /var/cache/cups03:13
pittihm, that looks fine03:13
Riddelllpadmin -p LaserJet -v usb://HP/LaserJet%201022 -P /usr/share/ppd/hpijs/HP/HP-LaserJet_1022-hpijs.ppd03:14
Riddelllpadmin: Request Entity Too Large03:14
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pittiRiddell: and lpstat -p doesn't show the printer?03:14
Riddelllpstat -p03:14
Riddellprinter LaserJet disabled since Thu 04 May 2006 01:13:22 PM UTC -03:14
Riddell        reason unknown03:14
Riddellwhich is strange, I don't have a laserjet03:15
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pittiRiddell: you just added it with that lpadmin command :)03:16
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Riddellah, right :)03:16
pittihm, I can't reproduce it here03:17
bddebianMorning folks03:17
bddebianRiddell: Mind if I ask you a dumb question?03:17
Riddellbddebian: please do03:17
pittiRiddell: if you purge cupsys, rm -rf /etc/cups and /var/{cache,run}/cups and reinstall, do you still get it?03:17
bddebianRiddell: There are several bugs about icons not showing in Gnome for KDE apps.  KDE uses .menu files while Gnome uses .desktop correct?  Or am I wrong?03:18
Riddellbddebian: both gnome and kde use the freedesktop xdg menu spec03:18
Riddellbddebian: got an example?03:18
bddebianOhh, hmm03:18
bddebianRiddell: I'll find one, I just got on.. :-)03:19
MithrandirRiddell: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/keep/+bug/39380 for instance03:20
Riddellbddebian: ah, adept will be so because it's run as "kdesu adept"03:20
UbugtuMalone bug 39380 in keep "No menu icon in GNOME" [Normal,Confirmed]  03:20
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Riddelldo it's probably looking for the kdesu icon not the adept icon03:20
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bddebianRiddell: Ah, hmm03:21
bddebianHeya dholbach03:21
Riddelldholbach: any idea how for gksudo apps gnome doesn't look for the gksudo icon?  we're wondering how to get it to do the same for kdesu apps03:22
RiddellMithrandir: that's a mystery, the keep icon is in /usr/share/icons/hicolor/*/apps/keep.png03:22
Riddellhmm, adept has Icon=adept so that should be ok too03:23
dholbachRiddell: maybe you ping mvo later about it03:26
Riddelllpadmin -p LaserJet -v usb://HP/LaserJet%201022 -P /usr/share/ppd/hpijs/HP/HP-LaserJet_1022-hpijs.ppd03:28
Riddelllpadmin: Request Entity Too Large03:28
Riddellpitti: ^^ after stopping, purging, removing directories, reinstalling and starting again03:28
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bddebianRat bastards closing my bugs03:30
bddebianRiddell: .desktop files should get icon from /usr/share/pixmaps/foo.xxx03:30
bddebianIt should'nt grab gksudo/etc icon03:31
Riddellit should get it from the standard icon locations03:32
bddebianDamn bug stealers03:32
bddebianRiddell: Isn't that /usr/share/pixmaps?03:32
Riddellseems like a gnome bug to me03:32
bddebianThat's where I usually have been installing them when adding .desktop files and they seem to work03:32
Riddellno, /usr/share/pixmaps is a last resort, it should be /usr/share/icons/theme/size/apps/03:32
Riddelland for .desktop files theme should be hicolour since that's the fallback theme for everything03:33
bddebianHmm03:33
Riddelland speain of icons, cdimages.ubuntu.com really needs a crystal theme :)03:35
Riddellspeaking03:35
bddebianDamn, now you have thrown me all off for my bug hunting today.. :-)03:35
seb128bddebian: what is your issue?03:36
seb128bddebian: you might be interested by http://live.gnome.org/GnomeGoals/AppIcon03:36
bddebianseb128: Same as always.  Figuring out what to look at today :-)03:36
pittiRiddell: alright, thank you03:37
bddebianI was going to try to hit some kubuntu bugs today I guess03:37
Riddellbddebian: yes please :)03:38
bddebianRiddell: You say that now, util I start inundating you with questions ;-P03:38
seb128bddebian: heh you are not done with GNOME bugs, there is still some not triaged, don't run away like that :p03:38
bddebianseb128: I move around.  I hit Unmet Deps one day, Unconfirmed the next, MOTUScience bugs, etc, etc03:39
seb128ah, k ;)03:39
seb128you like change :)03:39
bddebianNot that I can actually do anything substantial mind you :'-(03:39
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bddebianHello Kyral03:39
Kyralhey03:40
bddebianseb128: I'd actually like to help main a lot more but most times I think I just get in the way03:41
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tritiumbddebian: you can look at the bugs I've reported or subscribed to :)03:41
seb128bddebian: I'm sure there is things you can do easily, confirming bug, closing duplicates, etc. And asking questions is not "get in the way", you learn and become better at doing what you do by yourself then ;)03:42
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bddebianseb128: Well I seem to annoy the hell out of certain people :-)03:46
bddebiantritium: You have assigned bugs? :-)03:46
tritiumbddebian: motu-science, but I've also reported a few and subscribed to a few03:49
Mithrandirmgalvin: around, by any chance?03:50
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mgalvinMithrandir: yup, hi03:50
bddebiantritium: I think I've fixed all the MOTUScience ones that I can vix03:50
bddebianErr fix even03:51
Mithrandirmgalvin: sorry for the late notice, and I'm not sure if it's needed, but we're going to release flight 7 today or tomorrow.  Any chance you could whip up a nice-looking "what's changed since beta" page for me?03:51
tritiumbddebian: yeah, you've been filling my inbox!  Nice work :)03:51
bddebiantritium: Bah, thx03:51
jjessemgalvin and i talked about this and are there a lot of changes that would neccesistate a flight7 wiki page?03:51
Kamioninfinity: oh, d-i/breezy-security; I thought you were talking about the *other* thing I was trying to get hold of you about :-) (ubiquity rebuild, no longer necessary)03:51
jjesseas i was going to do a KubuntuFlight7 page03:51
Mithrandirjjesse: given that we're in deep freeze, no, I hope there aren't too many changes, but I'l been stuck in my little hole for the last few days, so I'm not sure.03:52
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mgalvinMithrandir: as jjesse was saying, it seems all the changes are mostly bug fixes so i was thinking of just linking to the announcement03:53
Mithrandirmgalvin: ok, I guess that works.03:54
Riddelljjesse: knetworkmanager is in ship (on cd but not installed by default) and wlassistant is in desktop03:55
mgalvinas was done for flight 1 and beta 2... although... i will spend some time looking at everything... if there is enough to cover i will create a page for it03:55
pittiMithrandir: ppc/install went fine03:55
Riddelljjesse: kubuntu espresso is now ready for some serious testing03:55
jjesseRiddell: would that be a change for releasenotes?03:55
mgalvinMithrandir: i will let you know for certain either way if i get a page ready in time03:55
Riddelljjesse: yeah, I guess so03:56
infinityKamion: Ahh, I suspect the ubiquity ping had no payload, so I assumed both prods were for the same thing.03:56
Kamioninfinity: yeah, I'm still interested in whether debian-installer_20050317ubuntu20 built anywhere03:56
Kamioninfinity: yeah, my bad03:56
infinityKamion: It didn't build anywhere due to the "jackss doesn't host a d-i component in breezy-security" thing, or whatever it was, but I can certainly work around that.03:56
Kamionbtw, for the install CDs, it's worth checking for breakage in kbd-chooser choices; I didn't, er, actually test that change03:57
Kamioninfinity: where else would the packages come from? I don't think they've been ambered03:57
infinityKamion: Oh, if they've not been ambered, then they can't come from anywhere yet.  We don't build-from-accepted.03:58
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Kamionhmm, actually, we might be ok03:58
Kamion  cdebconf | 0.84ubuntu12 | breezy-security | source03:58
Kamion  cdebconf | 0.84ubuntu12 | breezy-security/universe | amd64, hppa, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc03:58
infinityYeah, we fail here:03:59
infinityGet:5 http://jackass.ubuntu.com breezy/main/debian-installer Packages [21.0kB] 03:59
infinityFailed to fetch http://jackass.ubuntu.com/dists/breezy-security/Release  Unable to find expected entry  main/debian-installer/binary-sparc/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)03:59
Kamionyeah, building from drescher's breezy-security should work fine then03:59
infinityFetched 71.9kB in 0s (74.2kB/s)03:59
infinityAnd I can obviously work around that.03:59
Kamionyep, changing the buildds' /etc/apt/sources.lists should be sufficient03:59
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infinityI can do that right nowish, then.04:01
infinity(Last time I suggested doing that, you said you wanted to fix jackass instead or some such.. I guess you're over that?)04:01
ograKamion, can you (or another CC member) please make the people of the EC administrators of edubuntu-members ? (no hurry though)04:07
ograKamion, http://www.edubuntu.org/news/3 has the list04:07
Kamionogra: I don't think the CC has any special privileges with respect to that team; we're just indirect members. you're marked as the administrator, AIUI you should be able to do it yourself04:09
Kamioninfinity: I think we might as well JFDI04:09
ograKamion, nope, CC is the owner04:09
ograonly the owner can make new admins apparently04:09
Kamionoh yes, so it is04:09
ograas i said, no hurry04:10
ograif it happens during the next days/weeks thats fine 04:10
ogra(we wont have an EC meeting before june)04:10
MithrandirRiddell: kubuntu live images up too04:10
RiddellMithrandir: tnks04:11
Riddellthanks04:11
Kamionogra: done04:12
ogrameh, i just wanted to move it from my todo to yours, didnt want to cause work now :)04:13
ograthanks :)04:13
Kamionwas easy enough while I was there04:13
ograok :)04:13
bddebianWow, KDevelop is kinda cool04:17
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Riddell:)04:21
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bddebianRiddell: Is this correct or should this be filed under konqeror package?  Bug #4248504:35
UbugtuMalone bug 42485 in kdebase "Improve Konqueror defaults for Dapper" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4248504:35
Riddellbddebian: it should be kubuntu-default-settings04:36
Riddellbddebian: and you can reject it, that feature is inaccurate and causes lots of disk activity04:36
bddebianRiddell: Oh, OK, thx04:37
Riddellthank you04:37
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Gloubiboulgajanimo: around?04:39
janimoyes04:39
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janimoogra: does ltsp-client-builder in the installer mean it is automatically installed right?04:52
janimodoes it somehow imply install X only and no desktop?04:52
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janimothere's a report of todays xubuntu CD not installing much besides Xorg, and a ltsp config error during install04:53
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janimoogra: seems it's CD errors so nevermind04:56
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bddebianShould a .pot file be in the -dev package instead of the normal lib package?05:07
seb128a .pot should not be shipped by a binary package05:08
seb128what bug is that?05:08
bddebianBug #3367605:09
UbugtuMalone bug 33676 in kdelibs "produces zero-length kde.pot" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3367605:09
seb128bddebian: why do you speak about lib package?05:10
Riddellbddebian: which package is it shipped in?05:10
seb128bddebian: the .pot is the list of strings to translate, part of the source directory and used by rosetta05:11
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bddebianseb128: http://librarian.launchpad.net/2433849/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.kdelibs_4%3A3.5.2-0ubuntu13_FULLYBUILT.txt.gz05:11
seb128Riddell: according to the bug it's kdelibs package05:11
Riddellseb128: kde.pot is specil, it's a list of standard strings to be excluded from other .pot files05:12
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bddebianIn -dev package:  -rw-r--r-- root/root     13730 2005-09-10 09:27:50 ./usr/include/kde/kde.pot05:12
Kamionkdelibs4-dev05:12
Kamionif it's been fixed now, great05:12
seb128Riddell: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdelibs/+bug/3367605:12
UbugtuMalone bug 33676 in kdelibs "produces zero-length kde.pot" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  05:12
infinityKamion: I haven't actually tried the build yet, but I'm a bit concerned about cdebconf appearing to be in universe, according to madison-lite...05:13
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infinityKamion: Does d-i pull from universe, or will that break horribly?05:14
bddebianWow, if I try to install kdelibs4-dev on my kubuntu install it brings in a BOATLOAD of packages??05:14
Riddellbddebian: I did fix that so if you can confm that kde.pot has strings in it that's all good05:14
Riddelland it does need to be in -dev05:14
Riddellbddebian: yes, it'll bring in the -dev packages needed by KDE05:15
bddebianYikes, OK, I'll check it thx05:15
Kamioninfinity: that's only cdebconf.deb; the necessary udebs are in main05:15
infinityKamion: Ahh.  Check.05:15
infinityKamion: I'll fire up some builds right now, then.05:16
Kamionhmm need to fix madison-lite's config to spot udebs in -security05:16
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Riddellbddebian: if I happen not to be around you may get kde answers from #kubuntu-devel05:20
bddebianRiddell: Ah, OK, thx05:20
bddebianBTW, kde.pot in -dev is fine05:20
bddebianRiddell: Are they more responsive than #xubuntu?05:22
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Kamioncdebconf-udeb | 0.84ubuntu12 | breezy-security/main/debian-installer | amd64, hppa, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc05:23
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infinityKamion: test-building on i386, if that goes fine, will do the other 5.05:26
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UbugtuGnome bug 56070 in gtk "Can't click button after setting it sensitive." [Normal,Reopened]  05:40
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bddebianGah, I think I'm over my head on these.. :-(05:46
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iegaryDiziet: I was wondering if bug #41093 was worth getting in (looks like a simple patch), and was told to ping you. It's not in the 1.5 branch upstream, but is in 1.8.05:47
UbugtuMalone bug 41093 in firefox "Firefox leaks memory if the clipboard contains 500001 bytes or more" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4109305:47
janimotseng: ping05:48
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ograjanimo, there is a seed bug i got reported yesterday, ldm needs to be added to the seeds in ubuntu05:50
janimoogra: ubuntu or xubuntu?05:51
ogra(since ltsp-client doesnt have a hard dependency on it anymore)05:51
janimocan this make the install fail?05:51
ograjanimo, i suspect all distros apart from edubuntu, where ldm is explicitly seeded05:51
janimoogra: ldm is in the ship seed for xubuntu alreday05:52
janimoexplicitely05:52
janimobut the tester said it was bad CD as well05:52
janimoso that may explaiin the issue05:52
ograyep, shit happens :)05:52
janimoany idea what you need to get rid off to fit on the CD?05:53
GloubiboulgaI'd say a dead cd drive even :)05:53
janimoGloubiboulga: you seem to not be affected too much :)05:53
ograi'm pondering between a11y or some asian fonts05:53
ogra:(05:53
janimoyou cannot drop evolution right?05:54
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Gloubiboulgathe base system has been installed, I'm happy with that and a working internet connection ;)05:54
ograelse i'd have to tear down some edu apps, which is the last i would do05:54
ograi want the desktop as similar as possible, else we'd have to have extra documentation05:54
ograso no, evo is a must05:55
janimoyeah, but exposing children to that application :(05:55
janimobesides some Kansas schools may not install edubuntu because of it :)05:55
Keybukthey could always use the KDE version, Kreationism05:57
ograjanimo, even if it looks like, edubuntu is not only for children ;)05:57
ograKeybuk, lol05:57
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janimoogra, well grown-up should not be exposed to evo either05:57
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pittiMithrandir: shall we test new live images/05:59
infinityKamion: Okay, they're all built and landed in queue/byhand on jackass.05:59
pitti?05:59
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jsgotangco_lol05:59
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ograjanimo, whats the alternative ? surely not sylpheed or mutt :)06:00
giftnudelpine06:00
giftnudelmaybe thunderbird?06:00
Kamioninfinity: thanks - I'll work out what to do with them in a bit06:00
ogra(i'd take balsa, its very userfriendly and small)06:00
ogragiftnudel, tb eats half of the CD, nope, thanks ;)06:01
giftnudelhehe06:01
ograi need to free 8M06:01
giftnudelbalsa is nice, I tested that a year ago and liked it06:01
ogra(i wouldnt mind to drop some stuff if it wouldnt be the i386 CD)06:01
giftnudeland you don't have anything to drop?06:02
ogranope06:02
ograedubuntu is on the very edge06:02
ograeverything i can drop now is essential ubuntu stuff or some edu app06:02
ograneither thrills me06:02
giftnudelfirefox?06:02
giftnudeland use epiphany instead06:03
ograyelp depends on ff06:03
ograephy as well06:03
ograno wayy06:03
ogra-y06:03
giftnudelI see, but I guess you were thinking about it longer then me, so my suggestions were probably already considered06:04
jsgotangco_we can go follow the xubuntu route and have abiword instead :)06:04
bddebianugh06:04
jsgotangco_hehe06:04
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giftnudelmaybe two editions, one for asian languages and one for the rest, then you can remove a lot of the langpacks ....06:05
ograand get fired because i caused so much extra costs at shipit ? 06:06
janimoogra: evolution 33M, thunderbird 26M06:06
giftnudel7 MB06:06
janimothere's your 8M :)06:06
ogratb is long gone :)06:06
Kamiongiftnudel: double money in shipit, double disk space on cdimage/releases (which is at a premium), double testing time06:06
Kamionnone of these are trivial resources to spend06:06
giftnudelyeah, I see06:06
giftnudelogra: but if you use balsa and drop evo, you should be fine, right?06:07
ograapart from balsa being in universe, yes06:08
giftnudelthere is always a catch ... 06:08
jsgotangco_ogra: bah, punish the students and make them use mutt06:08
janimois there really a need for pop3/imap outside corporate world and developers?06:08
janimoall mail should just be webmail06:09
ograheh06:09
giftnudelyeah, internet is cheap anyway06:09
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ssamis it ok to discuss google summer of code applications here06:22
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highvoltagemako!06:27
Keybukmdz: go a moment?06:27
mdzKeybuk: yes06:27
Keybukdo you have any beverage in your hand/mount?06:28
Keybukuh, mouth06:28
Keybukor anything breakable nearby?06:28
bddebianUh oh06:28
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makohighvoltage: hey there06:28
KeybukI'd like to change the way udev enumerates /sys06:29
Keybukright now we walk /sys/devices and touch everything with a uevent06:30
Keybukit turns out that's wrong06:30
Keybukwe should be iterating through /sys/bus/*/devices instead06:30
Keybukthis fixes the T42 Docking Station problem, and a number of raid controller problems -- all with hda becoming hde under certain circumstances06:31
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KeybukI've been gathering comparisons of the two methods on people's machines this afternoon via the mailing list, and so far the /sys/bus method finds the same set of devices06:33
Kamionmdz: btw, the reliable way to reproduce that ubiquity/partman problem with missing filesystem types on the summary screen is to rm -rf /var/lib/partman, start ubiquity, and then make sure at least one partition you're trying to mount has been newly created in gparted06:35
KeybukI think I killed mdz :)06:35
mdzKeybuk: better than not having a beverage, I was looking at other windows06:37
mdzKeybuk: does /sys/bus/*/devices end us up at the same actual inodes in /sys? or different stuff?06:38
Keybukthe way /sys works is that /sys/devices is the actual tree of kernel objects06:38
Keybukwith an infinitely deep topology06:39
Keybuk/sys/bus are symlinks into this tree of the actual devices, but listed in logical order06:39
Keybukso they are the same actual inodes, yes06:39
Keybukthe difference is that rather than finding an IDE controller at, e.g.06:40
Keybuk/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:01.0/0000:01:05.006:41
mdzKeybuk: where did the revelation come from that we should be doing it this way?  does upstream concur?06:41
Keybukwhich would be logically "first"06:41
Keybukwe find it at06:41
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Keybuk/bus/pci/0000:01:05.0 instead06:41
Keybukyup06:41
mdzit presumably fixes the docking station problem by giving us a different ordering06:41
Keybukupstream's done it this way since we got our modifications added in06:41
mdzwhat about the raid controller problems?06:42
Keybukand we discussed it then, I didn't believe at the time our method was "wrong" just different06:42
Kamionargh, I see, my implementation of update_partition in ubiquity was TOTALLY WRONG06:42
Keybukexactly, we get a logical ordering by PCI Bus id rather than actual physical topology06:42
Keybukwhich seems to be what we're after06:42
mdzKamion: it did seem somehow related to creating the partitions in gparted06:42
mdzKamion: does that mean you found the bug?06:43
Keybuktwo or three people (linked on the same bug) have reported problems where an IDE RAID controller can cause the ordinary IDE to get renumbered if it's connected and powered up06:43
Kamionmdz: I believe so; I think I just implemented parted_server.py on far too little sleep and misread the shell code in partman06:43
Kamionwill have to test a bit though06:43
Keybukit's the same underlying problem, the controller is on a different bus -- and the bridge for that bus has a lower pci id than the ordinary ide controller06:43
mdzKeybuk: it seems like we have just as much chance of breaking working setups by changing the order06:45
Keybukmdz: there is a slight possibility of that, if they're relying on a toplogy-first order06:45
Keybukie. they have two conflicting drivers and they'll now get loaded in the opposite order again06:46
Kamionapart from the more complicated mistake, apparently I managed to translate:06:46
Kamion    [ "$part" ]  || return 006:46
Kamioninto:06:46
Kamion        if info != '':06:46
Kamion            return06:46
mdzKeybuk: is there any way we can implement this change for new installs but leave existing installs alone?06:47
Keybukmdz: how do you tell on boot how new or old the install is?06:48
giftnudelmaybe add a config file somewhere?06:48
mdzKeybuk: when installing udev, leave yourself a note06:48
mdzwhen generating the initramfs, read the note06:48
Keybukmdz: given we'd be dropping the "current" way in edgy anyway (it is just plain wrong) I'd prefer to either just do it now, or wait until edgy06:49
mdzKeybuk: we're too close to the release to break the world06:49
Keybukwell, yes06:49
Keybukthat's why I'm talking about it, rather than just uploading it :p06:49
LureKamion, Riddell: bug 42967 with today's Live CD ubiquity06:49
UbugtuMalone bug 42967 in ubiquity "crash on when starting partitioner" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4296706:49
KeybukI'm happy to just tell people that dapper doesn't work in these configurations06:50
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Keybukand that the fix is known, and edgy would be fine06:50
mdzit seems fairly straightforward to fix in a backward-compatible way, though06:51
RiddellMithrandir: kubuntu install CDs all good, still going to take another ~3 hours for live CDs06:51
RiddellLure: thanks06:51
mdzbut I, too, am happy to say that the fix is too intrusive06:51
mdzKeybuk: of course, in edgy, we're going to probe-for-root by default anyway, right? ;-)06:52
Keybukone would hope so06:52
KeybukI rather hope we'll have libpata in edgy too06:53
KamionLure: funky, thanks. I'd best have a look at that06:53
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KamionMithrandir,Riddell: I think Lure's bug may be RC - it probably affects any installations on systems with existing NTFS filesystems06:53
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slomo_infinity: hrm right... sorry :( i'll write it on my todo list of things to fix after flight706:57
infinityslomo_: Thanks for fixing my debhelper bug, though (or dholbach's bug, depending on how you look at it, since I assumed he'd use /g in his regex)..06:59
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pips1doko, ping!07:00
carlosRiddell: hi, around?07:01
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pips1ajmitch, ping07:04
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diemanKeybuk: do you care which kernels are used when using that check-udev script?07:21
diemanKeybuk: ie: only Dapper?07:21
Keybukdapper07:21
diemanok07:21
diemanhrm07:21
diemanotherwise I could run it on the couple hundred hoary machines here :)07:21
diemanwell, i'll email what my laptop said07:22
infinityActually, comparing it to hoary would be pretty useful, as long as you tag the hoary output as such.07:22
diemanhmm07:22
diemanok07:22
Keybuktrue07:22
infinityKeybuk: Assuming you can determine from said output how hoary would be enumerating those devices..07:22
infinityThen you can see how badly this change would break (or unbreak) upgrades.07:23
infinityOh, wait?  hoary?... Not sure how useful that would be compared to breezy.07:23
infinityMy brain mapped s/hoary/breezy/ instrinctively.07:23
infinityBut it's up to Scott.07:23
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Keybukthe main thing missing from breezy is just confirmation which ones didn't matter anyway07:24
infinityKeybuk: Do you know if this change would improve (or degrade) the breezy->dapper upgrade scenario?07:24
infinityKeybuk: Cause if it breaks dapper->dapper a bit, but fixed breezy->dapper, the latter is the more important upgrade path.07:25
infinity(Of course, as mdz suggested, a way to make dapper->dapper happy would be swell too)07:25
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Keybukinfinity: it's actually compatible with breezy07:27
Keybukwhich did logical enumeration, rather than topological07:27
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Keybukso it should avoid breezy->dapper upgrade breakage07:27
infinityKeybuk: Err, which is compatible with breezy?... The current way, or the proposed new way?07:27
Keybuk"new" way07:28
infinityKeybuk: Would have been helpful to mention that in your debate with mdz, then.  dist-upgrades leading to a user's root disappearing are pretty much teh suck.07:29
Keybukcurrent way breaks things compared to breezy07:29
KeybukI didn't think of it :p07:29
Keybuktoo used to dapper07:29
infinitymdz: ^^^ (last 5 or 10 lines)07:29
Riddellcarlos: hi07:29
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carlosRiddell: I need to leave, but is a fast question....07:30
carlosRiddell: why kdepim and koffice provide the same kdgantt .pot file?07:30
carlosRiddell: I had to disable the one from kdepim and leave the one from koffice07:33
Riddellcarlos: I'm not too sure, I'll look into it07:33
carlosok, thank you07:33
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diemanheh07:35
diemanthe script didn't output anything on any of my hoary machines anyhow, im guessing it checks stuff hoary didn't do anyhow?07:35
Dizietiegary: re 41093: How bad is this problem, really ?  The patches are indeed nice and small.07:38
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mdzKeybuk: what have we broken for breezy users?07:40
iegaryDiziet: it seems to be responsible for memory bloat when large amounts of data is copied to the clipboard. Not a must-have though. There are much worse problems than this with C+P in mozilla, but this is just low-hanging fruit.07:40
KamionMithrandir: damnit. 42967 is RC, I think, and I'm being called away for dinner and haven't tested it yet. There's a patch in my bzr repository if you want it urgently ...07:41
Keybukmdz: nothing07:41
mdz<Keybuk> current way breaks things compared to breezy07:41
Keybukmdz: for breezy users, the current cod emay be broken07:41
Keybukyes07:41
mdzthat doesn't *sound* like nothing...07:41
KamionMithrandir: (but if you're uploading from bzr be careful to debian/rules update first)07:41
Keybukbreezy did:  for DEVICE in /sys/bus/pci/devices/*07:42
KamionMithrandir: failing that, I'll nip back in a couple of hours, do the testing, and upload07:42
Keybukwhich is what I'm proposing we make dapper do07:42
Kamionmdz: translation, he means his new way doesn't break anything but the current code breaks, AIUI07:42
mjg59Keybuk: If a module for a network device is loaded, will udev automatically bring up the interface if it's flagged auto?07:42
Keybukmjg59: ye07:43
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mdzKeybuk: thing is, we won't know if we've screwed them until it's too late to fix07:43
Keybukwell, we know the dapper stuff didn't break too much07:43
Keybukso far this IDE renumbering issue seems to be the primary breakage07:43
mjg59Keybuk: Is there any way to inhibit that?07:44
Keybukmjg59: don't flag it auto07:44
mjg59Keybuk: Since it means the "only ifup interfaces that were up previously" bit of resume, well, doesn't07:44
Keybukmjg59: explain07:44
mjg59Keybuk: On suspend, we check which interfaces are up. We remember that, and then down them all.07:45
mjg59Keybuk: On resume, we only up the interfaces that were up07:45
Dizietiegary: Right.  Well, thanks for pointing it out and I'll think about it.  I expect I'll include it.07:45
mjg59Keybuk: Except we also unload the network modules, and then reload them. So all the interfaces end up up.07:45
Keybukmjg59: right ...07:45
Diziet(What I really meant was how many people does this affect?)07:45
mjg59And you made the change to acpi-support for the "Only bring up some interfaces" IIRC (though it may have been mdz)07:46
Keybukit was me07:46
Diziet(I don't have a good feel for how common huge clipboards are.)07:46
mjg59Keybuk: So, this situation is obviously sub-optimal07:46
Keybukmjg59: obviously, but no, there's no way to inhibit that07:46
mjg59Keybuk: Horrible ideas include the use of a lock file07:46
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mdzmjg59: it has been just as sub-optimal since ~warty, though, no?07:47
Keybukmjg59: edgy07:47
mjg59mdz: It's now differently suboptimal because the code looks like it does one thing, but a completely unexpected side-effect does something else07:47
iegaryDiziet: they're pretty common - large multi-megabyte text file loads in the browser instead of saving to a file. rather than whipping out wget, the average person might copy/paste into an editor.07:48
mdzmjg59: much like the laptop-mode comment, which said "this is disabled by default" and then enabled it by default07:48
mjg59mdz: Yeah07:48
mjg59mdz: If loading the modules brings up the devices, we should just remove that bit of acpi-support07:49
Keybukthe problem is you're talking about adding locking and crap around a piece of code that really should just work07:49
KeybukI mean really *needs* to just work07:49
mjg59Keybuk: But there's no way of making it just work in the current form07:50
mjg59Until we fix the entire kernel07:50
Keybukfair enough, let's leave it as it is then07:50
mjg59Well, stub out the current code07:50
mjg59Because it just runs extra ifups07:50
Keybukit's rarely harmful to up interfaces, no?07:51
mjg59Right, but there's no point in having redundant code07:51
mjg59Especially when it makes it look like stuff behaves one way, when it doesn't07:51
Keybuksure07:52
janimoogra: 'building ltsp chroot' at the end of xubuntu install. Can that be made optional?07:52
janimogiven the ltsp builder is in the installer seed07:52
Dizietiegary: Mmmm.07:52
ogranot ifr its in the seed i think07:53
janimoogra, for edubuntu it does not install for all install menu options?07:54
mjg59Keybuk: But the interface bringing up is backgrounded, right?07:54
Keybukright?07:54
ograjanimo, right we have a separate seed for workstation installs that doesnt install it07:54
nomedjanimo, i think "xfdesktop" hates you :)07:54
mjg59If I do "modprobe ipw2100" followed by "modprobe e1000", nothing is going to block?07:54
Keybukright07:55
janimonomed, why it crashes again?07:55
Keybukyou only get blocking when you use udevplug07:55
mjg59What if I do "modprobe ipw2100", it creates eth0, it launches dhclient and I then do "ifup eth0"?07:55
janimoogra, so that separate seed does not have that in the installer?07:55
janimoseparate installer seed you mean?07:55
ograyep07:55
janimooh crap07:55
mjg59That is, I do ifup eth0 before the first dhclient has returned07:56
Keybukmjg59: then ifup eth0 will return immediately because the interface is already up07:56
nomedjanimo, have u seen the comment to the bug ?07:56
mjg59Ok07:56
Keybukor, if the ifup eth0 happened somewhere between eth0 being created and ifup being run to launch dhclient ...07:56
janimoogra, I thought it would trigger only if something in the desktop seed or som e other references it07:56
Keybukthe ifup eth0 would block until finished07:56
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Keybukexcept it's backgrounded in that script too07:57
janimootherwise all xubuntu installs put a ltsp07:57
ograjanimo, nope ...07:57
janimowhich is not what I want07:57
janimonomed, not yet07:57
mjg59Keybuk: Yeah. It /ought/ to be ok07:57
janimoinstalle r is stuck in building ltsp chroot for a while now07:57
ograyep07:57
ograits a bit unresponsive07:57
ograi have a patch for eft pending to make it throw out more info07:58
janimonomed, I did not get mail07:58
Keybukmjg59: this gets tested every time dapper boots07:58
janimowill check url direcly07:58
nomedrealy absurd in general .. but what i do not understand is that he thinks we should have a mount point dir already for removable devices :/07:58
ograjanimo, console 3 should have the output07:58
janimoogra, ok07:58
mjg59Keybuk: I'm getting occasional hangs on resume for reasons I haven't determined yet07:58
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janimobut this is not what I want for default xubuntu, so should I take it out from the installer seed?07:59
ograi would do so07:59
ograit will be in the expert menu anyway07:59
ograso users doing an expert install can select it07:59
mjg59Keybuk: So I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a bizarre and nasty network race thing07:59
KeybukI'm not aware of any of those08:00
Keybukand I tested the locking pretty thoroughly08:00
mjg59Ok, cool08:00
mjg59I just need to figure out how to dump stuff usefully08:00
Keybukwhat kind of stuff do you need to dump08:01
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Keybukwhy does the first 10 minutes of a Simpsons episode never have anything to do with the rest?08:02
jdubbecause that's where the jokes go08:03
ograto keep you intreasted08:03
zulsimpsons are getting tired though08:05
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zulfamily guy is way more funnier08:05
zulanywyas08:05
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_ionTrue.08:07
tsengjdub: hi08:07
janimonomed: actually it's a polite answer why you say xfdesktop hates me? :)08:08
janimoogra: so I remove ltsp builder frominstaller seed it causes failed installation step08:09
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janimotseng: upstrream xfce just fixed autostart editor to not show desktop which have onlyshowin gnome set08:10
tsengjanimo: cool08:10
janimohowever it would be nice if beagle set xfce as well08:10
janimosince it can run there too08:10
tsengI guess08:10
janimoI need to ask mvo to do the same for update notifier08:10
tsengcan i say08:10
janimothey're generic gtk apps which use gnome libs too08:10
tsengonlyshowin=gnome,xfce?08:10
janimotseng, yes08:11
tsengok08:11
tsengthats fine08:11
janimoI'd say it could even go in kde08:11
tsengno08:11
janimois that a daemon?08:11
tsengkde uses a different file path08:11
tsengfor autostart files08:11
tsengyay for standards08:11
janimoI'd thought only show in is to be used when teh app could cause confusion or misbehaviour in a specific environment08:11
Keybukthe nice thing about them is that there are so many to choose from08:12
janimonot when it's written using the other ui toolkit08:12
tsengeh08:12
tsengits done so that gnome uses it in one path08:12
tsengand kde uses it in another08:12
tsengyou can debate the onlyshowin= all day for all I care08:12
tsengwhen they use the path I'll happily list anything in there you want08:12
janimoso far xfce will do thanks :)08:13
tsengnp08:13
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janimoKinnison: hello, could g-p-m's autostart file have xfce added besides gnome in the autostart .desktop file's onlyshowin entry? I file a LP bug to remind you if you wish08:14
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Dizietdoko: You said in your meeting paste that you wanted my feedback on something font-related ?  Can you send me a mail about that ?  I have to go now but I want to answer you ASAP.08:15
nomedjanimo, yes better then usually .. anyway always same mood08:15
dokoDiziet: that was two weeks ago, last meeting I did want feedback from Riddell ;-)08:16
DizietOh!08:16
DizietGood.08:16
DizietI thought it looked familiar.08:16
janimonomed: we had a private mail exchange and the communication seesm to have improved since :)08:16
DizietBut I thought `surely my IRC scrollback doesn't go back that far'.  Evidently it does.08:16
nomedthat's cool :)08:16
DizietYou see, it just occurred to me that I didn't search in each client for the nick I use with the other one ...08:16
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DizietAnyway, I'm off now.  Thanks :-).08:17
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janimoGloubiboulga: hi I got the LTSP error too08:21
janimolooks like we need to have new CDs :(08:21
MithrandirKamion: I was out biking so if you'd like to upload, that'd be nice.08:22
MithrandirKamion: I presume this affects all distros?08:23
Gloubiboulgajanimo, ok, it's not an issue with my drive then...08:23
KamionMithrandir: just uploaded; yeah, it affects both the GTK and KDE frontends :(08:24
Kamionwas introduced by the fix to make ubiquity handle partman exceptions08:25
MithrandirKamion: we'll just roll new images once it's in, then.08:26
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Treenaksgar @ dying spamd08:29
ograAmaranth, btw, since you want to work on an edubuntu SoC project, being in #edubuntu might be good :)08:31
kagouis there rules to use for permissions on directory/files under /var/log ?08:32
Amaranthogra: good idea :)08:32
ogra:)08:32
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shutdownrunnerHi. I'm trying to install ubuntu under compaq deskpro 350. all the time I'm getting errors. Under dapper I don't know what the problem is "Attempted to kill init ...", but under breezy I get "Acpi : Unable to load system description database" and something about [_SB_]  not to be found. Have you got any ideas what this is? If you could suggest where I could look for a solution, I'd also be grateful.08:45
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janimoMithrandir: a new xubuntu install CD will be needed unfortunately. The current one tries to install LTSP and fails. So I took out that package from the installer seed for now08:56
Mithrandirjanimo: ok, tell me when you have new meta packages in the archive.09:00
Kamionyou don't need a -meta upload for an installer seed change, just a CD rebuild09:02
Kamionassuming rookery has the new seeds09:02
Mithrandiroh, ok09:04
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janimoMithrandir:  The seeds are mirrored already in Kamion's bzr branch soI guess it's good to go09:06
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Mithrandirjanimo: build running09:07
janimoKamion, so if I want a ltspserver install should I not put it in the installer seed as it affects workstation install as well?09:07
janimoMithrandir: thanks09:07
janimothe 4 packages that made up the ltsp menu entry which I added to the LP bug may need to be ammended with the ltsp-client-builder then09:08
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janimoMithrandir: ok rsynced the new image, started testing09:30
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ben-2006hey, I am planning on entering the google summer of code for an ubuntu project - anyone got any tips?09:48
pygiben-2006: I might be of help considering I am a mentor there :)09:48
pygiben-2006: what project are you interested in?09:48
ben-2006i've completed an application for the sync tool (haven't submitted it yet)09:49
pygiben-2006: point me to the link on Ubuntu SoC wiki pls?09:49
ben-2006want to complete another application (just to give me more chance, really excited about the opporunity)09:49
ben-20062secs09:50
ben-2006https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultipleComputersSynchronization09:50
pygiben-2006: also, please move to #summer-discuss at slashnet, cause this is not appropriate place09:50
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pittihey seb128, wb10:24
seb128re pitti10:24
pittiseb128: thanks for the POT files, great!10:24
seb128are we still upload frozen? :)10:24
pitti(- fixes)10:24
seb128pitti: np10:24
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pygiKamion: around? :)10:29
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RiddellMithrandir: still expecting flight 7 tonight?10:34
MithrandirRiddell: no, tomorrow.10:34
MithrandirRiddell: we need to redo the live images.10:35
Riddellyeah, just wondering if that was happening today10:35
Riddellbut tomorrow is good10:35
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pygiKamion: still not here? :-/11:00
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Kamionpygi: it's my evening, dude11:17
Kamionpygi: I'm going to bed now, but if you say what you want then I'll reply when I'm next around11:17
pygiKamion: yes, sorry :-/ Enjoy :)11:17
pygiwill do, thanks11:18
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andreasnJaneW: ping11:45
pygiandreasn: I don't think she's here now :)11:46
andreasnok11:46
andreasnthanks11:46
andreasnwhen can I usually reach her?11:47
janimoMithrandir: ok xubuntu install CD looks good on i386 can become flight 711:48
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carlospitti: I know is a bit late... but if you are still around and can execute the script to compare the language packs tarballs... that would be really good12:01
pitticarlos: yes, I can12:01

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