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dAndyif one were interested in learning how to build debs, is there some place someone could go to learn?12:16
lifelessubuntu-motu12:17
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mdkedAndy: also System/Help/System Documentation/Packaging Guide12:21
dAndymdke: just found that, should have started with the computer rather than the interweb, thanks12:22
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mdkedAndy: :)12:22
mdkeanyone around who knows how I can find out which fonts are used for various languages?12:23
Keybuk*mumble* Pango *mumble*12:24
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KeybukI know that it decides, in co-operation with fontconfig and Xft which font can provide the right glyph on a character-by-character basis12:26
Keybukif you open Character Map, and select the font you "want", you get the same selections12:26
Keybukso if I select Arial in that, the glyphs that Arial can provide change, the ones it doesn't don't12:26
mdkeah, yeah character map is very helpful, thanks12:26
Keybukand if you right-click a glyph, it tells you what font it used12:27
mdkeyep12:27
Keybukso I can right-click the Stargate symbol () with Arial selected, and see it came from Code200012:27
mdkeso all I need to match is the right script to the language12:27
mdkewhich I'm sure google is capable of helping with.12:27
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SurakDoes someone know about any koreans using ubuntu? 01:36
SurakI mean, a korean group?01:37
LaserJockthere isn't a LoCo team for Korea?01:37
tsengmdz: dont mean to bother, but wanted to be sure you got my uvf mails01:38
SurakLaserJock: I'm testing ubiquity. It seems to stuck when you select your language as korean.01:38
tsengmdz: i have been switching mail servers01:38
mdztseng: I did, I've just been swamped01:43
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Keybukmdz: btw, is that retchmail sync yours?01:45
sabdflSurak: ubuntu-ko@lists.ubuntu.com01:46
sabdflSurak: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Atie01:46
sabdflSurak: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KoreanTeam01:46
sabdflparticularly the latter one01:46
ajmitchmorning all01:46
sabdflnight all01:46
Surakthanks sabdfl. I found that the ubiquity bug happens with other languages also01:47
Surakthey are farsi, macedonian and korean01:47
sabdflSurak: ok, could you file a bug on that for Kamion?01:47
mdzKeybuk: nope, I noticed it there when I went to test01:48
mdzKeybuk: I seem to recall a retchmail sync request or UVF discussion somewhere though01:48
Suraksabdfl: done: bug #43907 - complete with debug output and every languages tested.01:49
UbugtuMalone bug 43907 in ubiquity "Language between "Euskaraz" and "Suomeski" doesn't work." [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4390701:49
Keybukmdz: aye, nobody on the team has touched the bug though01:49
Keybukand nobody can remember doing it01:49
Keybukit could have been cprov testing something, I guess01:50
KeybukI'll get rid of it if it's not yours then01:51
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bddebianHowdy peoples02:07
Surakhello bddebian02:07
bddebianHello Surak02:07
sladenelmo: yup, bug #35080, should have been closed with xkeyboard-config (0.8-5)02:09
UbugtuMalone bug 35080 in xkeyboard-config "Numlock key doesn't work on IBM t42" [Major,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3508002:09
Surakdoes someone know what's the bug for the missing gtk theme in today's dapper live?02:11
tsengmdz: thanks for looking, i hope you sneak a break in sometime02:15
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bddebianHeya Burgundavia02:22
Burgundaviasalut bddebian02:23
BenMhey, has there ever been any talk of using prelink in ubuntu02:24
BenMam looking for some content for the next round of blogging02:24
elmosladen: uh, don't think it has been then - I had the same problem today on an X41 with a docking station02:24
sladenelmo: do you still have access to it (eg, is it in the office?)02:25
elmosladen: yeah (not right now tho, it being 1am and all)02:25
sladenBenM: you /can/ use prelinking (apt-get install prelink).  It's unlikely to become a default...02:25
BenMright02:26
BenMbut what are the reasons behind not being a default02:26
sladenBenM: all the libraries in Ubuntu occupy more than 4GB of address space and you have to rebuild them all every time you upgrade anything02:28
BenMthere's an option to account for that02:28
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BenMalso, if you are out of date, it's not "bad"02:28
BenManyways, do you happen to have a pointer to any talk about this02:29
sladenelmo: okay, I'll ping you in the morning and get you to do  xmodmap -pke | grep Num02:29
elmosladen: cool, thanks02:29
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BenMrather not02:30
BurgundaviaBenM: those kinds of blogs are usually misinterpreted and taken very badly02:31
BenMexactly02:31
sladenBenM: Keybuk did various timings;  I think one of the factors may have been that the percentage of the start-up time the prelinking provided turned out to be so small compared with the start-up time02:31
BenMyes02:31
BenMit does have memory benefits though02:31
BenMbecause it reduces the # pages touched02:31
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sladenBenM: try: http://www.google.com/search?q=prelink+scott+remnant02:33
BenMthanks02:33
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BenMi'm feeling good about ubuntu perf though02:33
BenMnow that there's icon cache, in proc applets02:34
imbrandonanyone here tried the new qt4 designer ? or using it? for some reason i'm not getting any widgets 02:35
imbrandonwondering if its just me or a bug in our packages02:35
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Keybukprelink is a red herring02:46
Burgundaviaimbrandon: you might have better luck in #kubuntu-devel02:47
KeybukI'm going to start a webpage ... "Things that Keybuk says are pointless"02:48
Keybuk#1 can be prelink02:48
Keybukand #2 can be initng02:48
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Keybuk:p02:48
BurgundaviaKeybuk: what about that preload thingy that behdad did for soc for fedora last year?02:49
Keybukthe what the who did for where?02:50
Keybukoh02:50
Keybukthat's something else *entirely*02:50
Keybukthat's like our "readahead" package02:50
Keybukbut for the user's desktop too02:50
Burgundaviaah, ok02:50
Keybukprelink is when you futz around with shared libraries so that their symbols are already relocated when they're loaded02:51
Keybuksaving you from relocating every symbol on load of the application02:51
Keybukit's an efficient way to massively increase your memory usage without any appreciable benefit in application startup time compared to an optimisation of the symbol table (which we do)02:52
BenMs/increase/decrease02:52
Keybukincrease02:52
BenMmy measurements show decrease02:52
Keybuk*sigh*02:53
Keybukwhat do I know about shared libraries, anyway? :)02:55
BenMprobably more than me02:55
BenM:-)02:55
Keybukwith prelinking a library has to be loaded in exactly the same place every single time02:56
Keybukas soon as you need to move the library's address, you lose the benefit02:56
BenMright02:56
Keybukthat means you have to analyse every application on the disk02:57
Keybukand then ensure that every single application that could load a library loads it in the same place02:57
Keybukwhich means you also have to move all the other libraries around as well02:57
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Keybukso a library has a fixed load address and space in memory every single time it's loaded02:57
BenMso, you have to do work every time you upgrade02:57
BenMto keep the benefit02:57
Keybukso a typical application will actually use libraries spread out over, say, 250MB of memory02:57
BenMok02:58
Keybukwhere if it could just load the library wherever it likes and relocate the symbols (the default) the libraries may only be spread into 10MB of memory02:58
Keybukbecause they can just be loaded sequentially02:58
BenMbut that's virtual memory02:58
Keybukrather than spread wide02:58
BenMmost desktop apps02:58
BenMprobably don't need 2 gb of unfragmented address space02:58
Keybukit's virtual memory, yes; but the mapping between virtual and physical memory is closer than you may think for speed reasons02:58
BenMok02:58
BenMi don't know that much about the hardware level02:58
Keybukwhile it's good "on paper", in practice it actually causes more memory usage02:59
Keybukand remember, every time you disconnect virtual and physical memory, you have to futz in the processor, which actually slows things down again02:59
BenMmight there be a small set of libraries that would be worth prelinking03:00
BenMsay, the libgnomeui stack or something03:00
Keybukprelinking also assumes that ALL symbols are relocated when the application starts03:00
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Keybuknot to mention that you have to calculate each relocation individually, and can't just do one for the library and work the rest out from there03:01
Keybukwhen in reality, only those really critical symbols are relocated first time AND most of them can be calculated trivially03:01
Keybukand the rest are just done whenever the function is first called, and the relocation cost is lost in the general idleness of the CPY03:01
Keybukuh, CPU03:01
Keybukit also assumes that libraries can be magically summoned into memory, and that most of the time is actually lost to relocation03:02
Keybukwhile that's probably true for libc, and the gnome stack, which are nearly always in memory03:02
Keybukanything else (I always pick on OpenOffice) needs to be hauled off disk03:03
Keybukwhich involves I/O03:03
Keybukwhich gives you plenty of free time while you wait for the disk to get around to it03:03
Keybukgiven all of that, it actually turns out that there's benefit to arranging the symbol table a little more efficiently (so symbols hash better, and are easier to find) 03:04
Keybukbecause the majority of relocation time is spent in strcmp03:04
Keybukwe've done that since the beginning, iirc03:04
BenMok03:04
Keybukand Ubuntu consistently gets comments that it's one of the "snappiest and fastest" distributions03:04
BenMso, one of the things i'm interested in03:04
Keybukeven compared to prelink-crazy ones03:04
BenMis removing the extra writable memory03:04
Keybukwhich extra writable?03:05
BenMfor example, prelinking seems to help with gstreamer03:05
Keybukthe symbol table?03:05
BenMno, with stuff in .data03:05
Keybuk.data is initialised global data in code03:06
Keybukit's not really that worrysome?03:06
BenMthat needs relocation03:06
BenMlike a table of pointers to char*s03:06
BenMsome apps like lots of these03:06
BenMwe need to fix them03:06
BenMbut prelinking seems to act as a nice stopgap measure03:07
BenMbecause it pre-relocates03:07
KeybukI can't think of many examples off-hand that do that03:07
BenMthere are *LOTS*03:07
Keybukremember not to confuse char * with char[]  :)03:07
BenMtry looking at the smaps for mixer_applet03:07
BenMspecifically, gstreamer03:07
BenMall of the plugins03:08
BenMhave TONS of tables in .data03:08
Keybukare the tables intended to be modified?03:08
BenMmany of which seem to get made dirty memory03:08
BenMno, they are const03:08
BenMbut have pointers03:08
Keybukthen they should be declared const03:08
BenMand so need relocation03:08
Keybukand then they get put in .text03:08
BenMthat doesn't matter03:08
BenMif you have const char** x = {"a","b","c"...}03:08
BenMit's still trouble03:08
BenMi know you can do tricks03:08
Keybukand then you just relocate the .text section, and remember to perform a relative relocation the first time the pointer is asked for03:08
BenMbut not everyone does03:09
Keybukgcc takes care of all this03:09
Keybukor just buy an AMD64 :p03:09
BenMdunno, from what i can tell, it's an actual issue03:09
Keybukof course, large amounts of .text or .data in a shared library is generally naughty03:09
Keybukso you have a point there03:09
BenMyes, i know03:09
BenMbut, fixing it03:10
BenMis a major undertaking03:10
Keybukdo you have an example of a source file that does that, btw?03:10
BenMlook at libxvidcore.so03:11
BenMi don't know the source files03:11
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BenMit has 668 kb of writable mappings03:11
BenM140 kb of them are dirty for me03:11
BenMthis is loaded by mixer_applet203:12
BenMfor god only knows what reason03:12
Keybukhmm03:13
KeybukI don't see 668KB 03:13
Keybuk.data is only 37KB03:13
Keybuk.bss is 434KB though :)03:13
Keybukthat may be an AMD64 different03:14
BenMyes03:14
BenMthe bss is nasty03:14
Keybukhmm, .bss is 470KB on i38603:14
BenMluckily, not all of it is used03:14
Keybuk.data is actually much smaller03:14
Keybukonly 912 bytes03:14
BenMmmm, .data here is small03:15
BenMwhy the hell is there such a big mapping03:15
Keybukthe .got is small too03:15
BenMcan you run http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu/~bmaurer/memory/smem.pl03:15
BenMpass the pid of mixer_applet203:15
Keybukwhat does that actually do?03:16
BenMreads /proc/PID/smaps03:16
BenMin a friendly way03:16
Keybuklike pmap does? :)03:16
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BenMpmap doesn't give me data about how many pages are dirty03:16
Keybuktrue03:16
BenMthat's the data i really want :-)03:17
BenMbtw, there's a column in pmap for it03:17
KeybukI just tend to read the actual /proc files03:17
BenMthe smaps are sorta verbose03:17
BenMnot really a table03:17
Keybukanyway, let's look at this03:18
Keybukwhich map for you is 668KB ?03:18
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Keybukeww, 4MB heap just for a volume control ... I hate GNOME programmers, they're so damned sloppy03:19
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BenMdude03:19
BenMit gets worse03:19
BenMthey load the WHOLE FUCKING GSTREAMER PLATFORM03:19
Keybuk*shrug* nothing wrong with that03:19
Keybukgstreamer's bound to get loaded by something03:20
Keybukchances are if you've got a volume control, you're going to use it03:20
Keybukie. going to play something03:20
BenMyes, but the per-app cost is rather hi03:20
BenMvolume control is in the default distro03:20
Keybukmeh, I have no problem with audio libraries being "preloaded" :p03:20
BenMhahahaha03:20
Keybuknot on a modern desktop, anyway03:20
BenMseriously, does every desktop need libxvidcore loaded03:20
Keybukthere could be some improvement to when plugins are actually loaded03:21
KeybukI imagine that's somewhere down their todo list after getting decent coverage03:21
BenManyways, the important thing is the per-app private memory costs03:21
Keybukindeed03:22
Keybukbtw, it's refreshing to talk to someone who already knows the difference between private and shared memory03:22
Keybukmost of the people who bitch about memory usage forget about shared03:22
BenMi know03:22
BenMi want g-s-m to give good numbers03:22
BenMwith smaps03:22
Keybukhell, half of them think the X server really does use 1024MB of memory03:22
BenMwe have the data03:22
BenMi filed a bug for this03:22
KeybukI still can't find this map of yours though, which is it?03:22
BenMBug 43677 03:23
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UbugtuMalone bug 43677 in gnome-system-monitor "Meaningful default memory stats" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4367703:23
BenMhttp://pastebin.com/70866703:23
BenMalso, note how loading 50 million plugins03:24
BenMalso costs 4kb of private memory each03:24
KeybukI don't see the 668KB there03:24
Keybuk4KB is a standard overhead for every shared library03:24
BenMthat was vmsize03:24
BenMi know03:24
Keybukwouldn't worry about it :)03:24
BenMbut 50*4kb03:24
BenMadds up03:24
BenMdoes the volume manager need libgstvideoflip.so03:25
BenM#03:25
BenM     260 kb        0 kb      256 kb03:25
BenM#03:25
BenM     668 kb        0 kb      140 kb   /usr/lib/libxvidcore.so.4.103:25
BenM#03:25
BenM     964 kb        0 kb       72 kb   /usr/lib/libvorbisenc.so.2.0.203:25
BenM#03:25
BenM      72 kb        0 kb       72 kb   /usr/lib/liboil-0.3.so.0.1.003:25
BenM#03:25
BenM      64 kb        0 kb       64 kb03:25
BenMnote how the ones that are annon are *probably* .bss03:26
BenMi could track down who's responsible03:26
Keybukthat's 0 kb dirty for me03:26
Keybukit's also 0kb dirty in your own paste03:26
sladenisn't .bss allocated on demand-write?03:26
BenMdirty is 3rd column03:26
BenMsladen, yes03:26
BenMhowever, some of the libs write it03:26
BenMon demand03:26
Keybuk     668 kb       40 kb        0 kb   /usr/lib/libxvidcore.so.4.103:26
BenMwtf03:27
Keybuk^ line 295 of your own paste03:27
BenMoh03:27
BenMthat's shared03:27
BenMyou want the top one03:27
BenMthose are private mappings03:27
Keybukinterestingly, my mixer applet doesn't seem to map in xvidcore03:27
Keybukcan you pastebin me your smaps file?03:27
BenMsure03:27
Keybukalso pastebin me "objdump -x /usr/lib/libxvidcore.so.4.1"03:29
BenMhttp://pastebin.com/70867103:30
BenMhttp://pastebin.com/70867303:31
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Keybukhmm03:34
Keybukcan't really tell what the dirtyness is03:35
Keybukas you say, probably a lot of stuff in .bss that shouldn't be03:36
BenMyeah03:36
BenMit's a pretty nasty setup03:36
BenMreally, we should get the mixer applet not to load the whole gstreamer framework03:37
Keybukthe fact it's 668KB isn't interesting03:37
Keybukthat's just the linker being lazy03:37
Keybukor get the gstreamer framework to load itself piecemeal as needs be03:37
BenMyes03:37
BenMboth would be good03:37
BenMif you have totem with encoding X movie03:37
BenMyou don't need encodings Y Z03:37
Keybukinterestingly, a quick glance over the source; I don't see any bss03:38
Keybukthey actually seem to be quite careful to declare things static const03:39
Keybukso either gcc is playing silly buggers, or they've missed one big one03:39
BenMyeah03:39
Keybukhmm, nah, won't be gcc ... it's dirty03:39
Keybukoh, found it03:40
Keybuklazy colourspace initialisation03:40
Keybukrather than hard-code the table, they build it at runtime03:41
Keybukcute03:41
BenMya03:41
BenMvery03:41
BenMespecially since it's not so lazy03:41
=== Keybuk would have done that at compile time
BenMthey load it on startup03:41
BenMi'd be OK if they did it first movie that was played03:41
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mjg59Anyone have a machine using ata_piix handy?03:45
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KeybukBenM: that kind of thing is bad03:48
Keybukbut const/static tables of strings are ok03:48
Keybukbecause they're not implemented how you think03:49
Keybuk(though the author really should learn to use char[]  not char*)03:50
KeybukI assume you have read Drepper's DSO howto?03:50
robertjhas having ctl+alt+delete open the task manager been discussed?03:54
Keybukrobertj: what would be the point?03:56
Keybukwhy do you want the task manager?03:56
robertjKeybuk: well ctl+alt+delte doesn't appear to do anything and windows users might expect it be there...so why not?03:56
zulick03:56
Keybuk*shrug* windows users might expect that any five key presses should crash their computer03:56
Keybukbut we don't do that03:56
KeybukI ask again, why do you need a task manager?03:57
Keybuk(at this point, I'll point out GNOME doesn't *have* a task manager :p)03:57
robertjhrmm I always thought there was a nice xkill gui03:58
Keybuk*shrug*03:58
robertjand the answer is you don't really want a task manager you want to make things die03:58
Keybukif you need to kill an application, click the little "[X] " on it03:58
robertjKeybuk: ahh, but full-screen games don't always have nice X's03:58
Keybukfull screen games also tend to steal any and all keyboard presses and shortcuts03:59
Keybuke.g. Alt+F403:59
robertjKeybuk: and there is no facility for reserving certain keystrokes?03:59
Keybukdunno04:00
KeybukI must admit that the only thing I had to hand that can go fullscreen (evince) responded just fine to Alt+F404:00
Keybukso maybe that would work for your game-that-keeps-hanging too04:00
Keybukif we can reserve keystrokes, I would argue that is the keystroke we should reserve04:01
Keybukanyway, bedtime04:02
robertjKeybuk: nighty04:02
sladenmjg59: this R52 has both ata_piix and ahci loaded04:02
mjg59sladen: Which one is being used?04:02
sladenata_piix               11012  1104:04
sladenahci                   17668  004:04
mjg59sladen: Could you stick lspci -vxxx up somewhere?04:04
sladenmjg59: http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/upload/thinkpad-r52-ahci-lspci_-vxxx.txt04:07
sladenmjg59: btw, this machine won't boot if a PCMCIA-ide device is inserted on boot04:08
mjg59Urgh. Why?04:08
sladenmjg59: the cardbus controller is before the SATA controller in the PCI tree.  It hangs at 'Configure LVM devices'04:08
infinityBecause the devices get reordered, and root goes away?04:09
mjg59But it's a SATA machine...04:09
mjg59(or, at least, libata)04:09
sladenyes, root is on /dev/sda and the pcmcia-ide is  /dev/hdX04:10
mjg59sladen: What if you boot without usplash?04:10
sladenmjg59: oh I get lots of debug spew and  hda timeout:  I think04:10
sladenlemme check04:11
mjg59sladen: So the LVM autoconf breaks PCMCIA IDE devices?04:11
sladenmjg59: "Configuring RAID..." hangs until you do Ctrl-C04:12
mjg59sladen: Doing what?04:12
sladenand then "Configuring LVM" stops the machine booting any further04:12
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sladenmjg59: "Doing what" ?04:13
mjg59No output while it's in that state?04:13
sladenwithout usplash;  "Setting up RAID" can be Ctrl-C'ed past.  "Setting up LVM Groups" can be SysRq-e 'd past.  Which gives me a working desktop (but not virtual console logins of course)04:29
sladenmjg59: lots and lots of  "[4294721.098000]  hda: lost interrupt04:31
sladen[4294971.098000]  hda: lost interrupt04:31
sladen[4294971.098000]   hda104:31
sladen[4294971.098000]   hda:<4>hda: lost interrupt04:31
sladenah, I think it's failing to read the partition table because of lost interuppts and hence blocking and not making any progress04:32
mjg59Right04:32
sladennow, this doesn't occur if the ide card is inserted after boot04:33
sladencat /dev/hda  hangs that process04:33
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pittiGood morning08:36
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ajmitchmorning pitti 08:37
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pittihi ajmitch 08:40
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jdubinfinity: know about the libdevmapper dupe?09:22
infinity"dupe"?09:22
infinityYou mean the SONAME bump that was just introduced?09:23
jdubyeah, and there are still packages that depend on libdevmapper1.0109:23
infinityI would assume so, since the new one was only just uploaded. :)09:23
fabbioneinfinity: as yesterday09:25
fabbionethere shouldn't be many anyway09:25
jdubjust two on my server09:25
infinity6 packages.09:25
infinityOh, make that 5.09:26
infinitydmraid, cryptsetup, multipath-tools, lilo, eject09:26
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infinity(LVM has already been uploaded, just isn't built yet)09:26
fabbioneinfinity: i take multipath.tools09:26
lifelessdoes evms not directly depend ?09:26
infinitylifeless: Evidently not.09:27
lifelesscool09:27
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lifeless(I'm just checking cause I don't want my boot broken again ;))09:27
infinityWhat I'd like to know is why my dep-waits aren't getting cleared by LP anymore.09:27
infinityWhat broke on the last rollout?  *sigh*09:27
dholbachgood morning09:28
jsgotangcogood morning dholbach 09:29
dholbachjsgotangco: hey jerome09:29
fabbioneinfinity: multipath-tools done09:32
dholbachinfinity: how is the test-rebuild machinery going?09:36
infinityGoing and gone.  I'm bugfixing and filing at the end of the week, then trying again on all arches this time. :)09:36
infinity(Fabio did a really fast Sparc run that was more than enough to keep me busy for a while)09:37
thomnow those are two words i never thought i'd see together09:37
Mithrandirthom: Fabio and fast or fast and sparc? ;-P09:37
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thomi couldn't possibly comment09:38
fabbioneeheh09:38
fabbionethom: it took me 36 hours flat to rebuild all of dapper on the T2000 :)09:39
fabbionethom: screw your opterons09:39
infinitythom: Sun went and gave him some rather... Beefy hardware.09:39
fabbioneinfinity: it's not even top class09:39
infinityI understand it's rather loud, and is probably causing him testicular cancer, so I'll get the last laugh.09:39
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ajmitchif only I had a decent net connection for those T2000s09:39
fabbionei can live with testicular cancer.. but i can't suffer the noise09:39
fabbioneinfinity: when do you plan to do another round of dapper-autotest?09:40
fabbione(ans yes please include sparc)09:40
infinityfabbione: Beginning of next week sounds good to me.09:40
fabbioneinfinity: i will be vacation...09:41
fabbioneholidays09:41
fabbioneno work09:41
fabbionerelax09:41
fabbioneenjoy09:41
infinityIt'll be main-only, so your test was probably the only universe test we'll have time to do (unless a community person steps up to do universe again)09:41
infinityfabbione: Hey, I don't need you to be around when I do it. :)09:41
fabbioneinfinity: well i can re-run universe again if you want me to09:41
Mithrandirinfinity: will that interfere with releasing flight-8 next week?09:42
infinityfabbione: Unless you want to give me access to your beast to do another universe run.09:42
infinityMithrandir: Flight-8 scheduled for next Friday, I assume?  (ie: on 10 days or so)09:42
infinityMithrandir: If so, we shouldn't step on each others' toes in any irritating ways.09:42
fabbioneinfinity: i am not happy to power everything on while i am away because the UPS battery is dead (replacement on the way) and it starts to complain after some hours of work09:42
infinitys/on 10/in 10/09:42
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infinityfabbione: Ahh, fair enough.  Well, if you want to do another universe run "whenever", I'm sure MOTU would appreciate having access to the logs.09:43
=== ajmitch can probably arrange a test rebuild of universe, it might get done by release day :)
Mithrandirinfinity: yeah, since I'm gone on Wednesday due to people wandering around in the streets waving flags and dressed in national costumes, dresses and suits, Thursday won't be good.09:43
fabbioneinfinity: if i get the battery before friday (unlikely) i will give you access and you can play while i am away09:43
infinityfabbione: My hands will be full fixing main, so I can't do much there (but I also don't want you to go out of your way either... Only do it if it's "easy")09:43
fabbioneinfinity: running the buildds here is dead easy.. the problem is the power to the rack atm09:44
fabbioneinfinity: that's the only thing that concerns me since i am traveling away09:44
infinityDo you need me to ship you some uranium?09:44
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fabbioneinfinity: specially because the SUN need access to the SAN to manage that load09:44
fabbioneinfinity: that would do thanks :)09:44
fabbioneand the cache batteries for the SAN cache are dead.. so even a small spike might make the entire system unuseable09:45
fabbioneand trash the disks09:45
infinityajmitch: I'll see about seperating main from universe from he logs of the last run, so I can publish the universe logs for you guys.09:45
ajmitchinfinity: that would be great, thanks09:46
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infinityajmitch: It's pretty much entirely slipped my mind due to my TODO list growing faster than an erection on a 12 year old.09:46
fabbioneahaha09:47
infinity(Unfortunately, my TODO doesn't exhibit other symptoms to extend the metaphor, since it would then have finished 5 seconds after growing..)09:47
ajmitchthat's an interesting metaphor :)09:47
pittislomo: yay, two vulns in avahi which were fixed in 0.6.10; one of them is remote code execution09:47
slomopitti: uh oh... ok, i'll get it updated (or the fixes backported) asap09:48
pittislomo: oh, would you? thanks a million09:48
pittislomo: the new version should be fine as long as it only fixes bugs (I didn't check)09:49
pittislomo: http://0pointer.de/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/trunk/docs/NEWS?root=avahi is the changelog09:50
fabbionezakame: ping?09:50
slomopitti: i know... i followed the development ;) but i remember a soname bump somewhere... let me check09:51
pittislomo: oh, it's said to be compatible to older versions09:51
infinityajmitch: If I just publish the logs as a big MBOX, can you deal with that?  They're sitting in an IMAP folder right now.09:51
pittislomo: in that case we shuold backport, but let's hope the 0.6.x branch is stable :)09:51
ajmitchsure, I sort through most of everything else that way09:52
pittislomo: CVE-2006-2288 is the DoS, CVE-2006-2289 the buffer overflow (for the changelog)09:52
infinityajmitch: Okay, cool.  Can you poke me and remind me again if I don't do it in a day or two?09:53
infinityajmitch: release crunch is making me a scatter-brain, so reminders are good.09:53
ajmitchyep09:53
sivangmorning all09:54
pittisivang: hey Mr. ubuntu-dev, good morning! :)09:56
ajmitchhi sivang 09:56
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infinityIf nothing builds in the next 30 mins... Cope! ;)09:56
slomopitti: ok, no soname bumps :) i'll update, ask for a UVF exception and upload later today or tomorrow :)09:56
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sivangpitti: hey there :)10:03
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slomohi sivang :) so everything went fine yesterday? congrats :)10:05
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sivangslomo: indeed, thank you :)10:15
slomopitti: avahi updated... now i only need the uvf exception approved and can upload then... but i have to leave now for some hours, i'll upload when i'm back :) bbl10:16
dholbachmvo: happy hug day - I think bug 43747 is a dup of one of yours, but I couldn't find it10:16
UbugtuMalone bug 43747 in gnome-control-center "proxy configuration is confusing" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4374710:16
mvodholbach: let me have a look10:17
mvodholbach: well, not really. the difference is that if he uses gksu, he will have a correct proxy10:18
mvodholbach: I think his suggestions to add something like "per-user proxy configuation" (or something like this) is the most sensible10:19
dholbachmvo: ok, then you can tell him that's it's a design decision :-)10:19
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mvodholbach: I can comment on the bug, but its not a descion descision :)10:21
dholbachmvo: you can tell them it is :-p10:22
dholbachcan some kernel and laptop experts join #ubuntu-bugs?10:22
dholbachand everybody else is welcome to join too!10:22
dholbachit's the hug day! and if you want to get your bugs triaged - this is the time :-)10:22
jsgotangcoohhh10:23
dholbachand if you want to have (i'm not going to say who used that term) some 'minions' around you - this it the time to help people to triage bugs better :-)10:23
infinitySounds like a sfllaw term to me. :)10:25
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infinityNot commenting is just as incriminating. :)10:26
Treenaksdholbach: Are there X experts in -bugs? :)10:26
Treenaksdholbach: (or will there be, tonight)?10:26
fabbioneTreenaks: me?10:26
fabbioneoh tonight.. no10:26
infinityOkay, I just did some buildd mangling and then a mass-give-back.10:27
infinityIf any of you have a build/fix that MUST GET THROUGH RIGHT NOW, ARGH, then poke me and I can push your build to the top of the queue.10:27
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ZnarlWe are preforming network testing in the data centre for the next hour.  This may result in a small amount of connectivity problems to the data centre.10:37
freeflyingpitti: ping10:38
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pittihi freeflying 10:42
freeflyingpitti: some issue about kde-i18n-zhtw, many pos of zhtw not in lanuage-pack-kde-zh10:42
caleb-pitti: language-pack-kde-zh has only 3 pos for zh_TW(Taiwan)10:44
caleb-pitti: and language-pack-kde-z has no option for Traditional Chinese...10:44
caleb-pitti: However, it is ok in Debian.10:44
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pitticaleb-: I don't understand, Debian does not have language packs10:46
MithrandirTheMuso: can you check if 39472 and 39473 are fixed and if so, close them?10:46
caleb-pitti: Debian kde 3.5.2 has those pos for zh_TW.10:46
caleb-pitti: but ubuntu has only zh_CN.10:47
pitticaleb-: language-pack-zh-base has 78 PO files for zh_TW10:47
pittiah, KDE10:47
pitticaleb-: language-pack-kde-zh-base: 313 PO files -- that seems fine?10:48
pitticaleb-: ah, you didn't look into -base, I suppose; l-p-kde-zh only has updates (and should actually be empty in dapper)10:49
yzcielanguage-pack-zh-base in Breezy has only 3 PO files for zh_TW...10:49
pittiyzcie: these are only updates from Rosetta; it seems that translators just touched these three for Breezy10:49
yzciepitti, so how can i get the other po files for zh_TW ?10:50
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caleb-pitti: those pos are zh_CN only, not zh_TW...10:52
caleb-pitti: Debian has zh_TW pos.10:52
pittiyzcie: as I said, they are in language-pack-kde-zh-base10:52
caleb-pitti: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=language-pack-kde-zh-base&version=dapper&arch=all&page=1&number=all # pos in language-pack-kde-zh-base10:53
yzciepitti: language-pack-kde-zh-base-20051011/data/zh_TW/LC_MESSAGES/ has only 3 po files.10:55
pittiyzcie: that's the breezy version10:56
pittiyzcie: the dapper version has plenty10:56
pitticaleb-: this page seems out of date; just look in the debs on http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/language-pack-kde-zh-base/, dapper has plenty of zh_TW files10:57
infinityCan someone who knows something about what/when/where/why we automount certain detected Windows partitions look at this bug and reassin it?  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/evms/+bug/4102010:57
infinity(It's obviously not an evms bug and was misfired by the submitter)10:57
tepsipakkiuh, is there a way to unduplicate a bug?10:57
infinitytepsipakki: Dupe it with a blank entry.10:57
pitticaleb-: KDE was also imported into Rosetta a few days ago, breezy will get the applicable ones in the next update as well10:57
tepsipakkiinfinity: hah, that did it, thanks10:58
ivoksinfinity: will there be another series of uploads from debian sid for universe packages?10:58
caleb-pitti: Mmmm, the deb looks ok. Thank you!10:59
Mithrandirinfinity: I'm not allowed to look at that bug10:59
infinityivoks: Only those that are requested as UVF exceptions by MOTU.  We're not doing any mass imports until edgy opens.10:59
infinityOh, for the...11:00
infinityMithrandir: The submitter marked it "private", not wonder no one's triaged it.11:00
=== infinity unprivates it.
infinityMithrandir: Try now.11:00
yzciepitti: thank you :)11:00
infinityMithrandir: I suspect it's a bogus bug anyway, but I have no idea what automounting magic we do, or if it could indeed fail, so whatever. :)11:01
ivoksinfinity: ok, then i guess mine will get uploaded :) thanks11:01
Mithrandirinfinity: debian-installer is the piece which sets it up automatically.  He's probably unselected it in the UI.11:01
infinityMithrandir: Care to tell him that in a comment on a reassign? :)11:02
Mithrandirinfinity: willdo11:02
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infinityGiven that evms probably doesn't even have any default subscribers, I suspect the only people who can even see the bug are LP admins, and I'm only one of those for comical reasons best not discussed.11:03
Mithrandirwe should trick Corry into subscribing to it, since he's upstream.11:06
Mithrandirand he's even commented on a bug in lp.11:06
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ZnarlNetwork testing has finished.  11:07
Treenakskeyweed_: 11:07
fabbioneZnarl: danke11:07
lifelessinfinity: that should be a bug11:07
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infinitylifeless: Do you have any clue what's up with https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/evms/+bug/38924 ?11:17
UbugtuMalone bug 38924 in evms "breezy->dapper: My lvm devices have disappeared" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:17
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zakamehi all11:27
zakamefabbione: pong :)11:28
fabbionezakame: hey dude11:28
fabbionezakame: i am preparing some work for you11:28
fabbionezakame: do you have time to discuss about it?11:28
zakamefabbione: ooh! :D I was just about to ask you about that :D11:28
zakamesure11:28
fabbionezakame: ok11:28
fabbionelet's take this to /msg11:28
zakameok11:29
jsgotangcohmm hrmmm11:31
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infinitydholbach: I expect hugs when I get back.  LOTS OF THEM.11:33
StevenKHeh11:34
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StevenKHrm. I think I managed to close a bug today too.11:34
dholbachStevenK: join the party in #ubuntu-bugs! :)11:34
infinityStevenK: What's the matter?  Jealous? :)11:34
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StevenKinfinity: Duh! :-)11:35
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infinityMithrandir: Make syck build on amd64, and I'll love you forever (and dholbach will hug you!)11:38
dholbachMithrandir: Yeah!11:39
Mithrandirinfinity: I'm looking at it, but ended up accidentially gdb-ing emacs instead of syck. :-P11:39
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infinityMithrandir: I often get the two confused myself.12:08
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pittiDiziet: is your parallel printer automatically detected in gnome-cups-add (if not yet configured)?12:13
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jsgotangcohey sabdfl 12:13
sabdflmoin moin12:14
Dizietpitti: I don't know, it's upstairs connected to the house server atm.  Would you like me to try it ?  Can I connect it with dapper booted and run gnome-cups-manager ?12:14
pittiDiziet: that would rock12:15
pittiDiziet: i. e. the printer must not yet be configured in cups12:15
pittiDiziet: we have many reports that parallel printers work in principle, but gnome-cups-add does not show them in the 'automatically detected' list12:15
pittiDiziet: I have some things I'd like to try and check out, but I don't have a parallel printer12:15
pittiDiziet: do you have IRC upstairs?12:16
dholbachhey sabdfl - happy hug day!12:17
dholbachpitti: do you know if the millions-of-floppy-devices bug was fixed already?12:18
pittidholbach: in dapper? I'm not aware of any grave problems12:18
pittidholbach: and ENOFLOPPY here :/12:18
pittidholbach: in breezy they mostly resulted from the pmount bug which was fixed in b-updates ages ago12:18
Dizietpitti: I'm just downstairs again, looking for a spare parallel cable.12:18
zulhey sabdfl 12:18
dholbachpitti: from #ubuntu-bugs12:18
dholbach<JustinLynn> anyone know why I might be seeing multiple non-existant floppy disk drives?12:18
dholbach<JustinLynn> ^in nautilus12:18
pittidholbach: ah, that one12:19
pittidholbach: I joined #u-b12:19
DizietNB this printer is very old.  1988?12:19
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pittiDiziet: hm, then it might not yet auto-identify itself yet; dmesg should have a line with parport0 with the printer name if it already advertises itself12:20
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DizietI think I have another one which is somewhat newer.12:23
DizietLet me try with this one first.12:23
Diziet[4294686.868000]  parport: PnPBIOS parport detected.12:26
Diziet[4294686.868000]  parport0: PC-style at 0x378 (0x778), irq 7, dma 3 [PCSPP,TRISTATE,COMPAT,ECP,DMA] 12:26
DizietBut no printer name.12:26
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Dizietgnome-cups-manager doesn't show it.12:26
zakamehi all! happy hug day! :D12:27
fabbioneDiziet: that's normal kernel logging for detecting the parport, nothing new about it12:28
fabbioneDiziet: there is no probing of what is connected after the parport12:28
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DizietLet me try with this less prehistoric printer I found under a pile of dust.12:30
Dizietfabbione: pitti seemed to think that there was a way for the printer to report its name and that this would show in dmesg (if the printer supported it).12:32
pittiDiziet: yes, it's a protocol called ISO-1284 or so; and it apparently worked fine in breezy12:32
fabbioneDiziet: i have never seen it.. the kernel doesn't drive the printer (not on parport)12:32
pittiDiziet: I heard a report that modprobing the 'ppdev' module fixed it; maybe you can try that?12:33
DizietI have a breezy install on this machine too, so I could try that.12:33
DizietOK, sure.12:33
pittiI still don't know whether this is a cups or a kernel regression12:33
DizietErr, have you looked at the code in CUPS ?  Is it using ppdev to speak to the printer directly ?12:34
pittiDiziet: also, does 'lpinfo -v' show a parallel printer (unnamed) at all?12:34
DizietNot AFAICT.  I know it's plugged in because the printer got reset during the bootup.,12:36
pittiDiziet: hm, 'lp' module is loaded?12:36
Dizietmodprobe lp fixed the output from lpinfo -v12:36
Dizietdirect parallel:/dev/lp012:36
pittiah, that's it12:36
DizietAnd various similar.12:36
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pittiDiziet: the missing lp module was a bug recently fixed in ubiquity12:37
pittiDiziet: so you seem to have the same problem - printer is detected, but without a name12:37
pittiDiziet: so, it would be interesting to see now whether it works with a breezy kernel12:37
DizietYes, this dapper install was last updated some time last week I think.12:38
DizietLet me reboot into breezy.12:38
DizietDo you have any info about which printers we would expect to support this protocol ?  The one I'm trying now is an Epson Stylus 800+.12:38
DizietPreviously a Star LC10 colour.12:39
pittiDiziet: no, unfortunately not, but from what I can tell, pretty much all resonably modern ones should do12:39
DizietSome would argue that `reasonably modern' doesn't cover any parallel port printer :-).12:39
pittiDiziet: 'modern' in the domain of parallel printers :)12:39
DizietOK, this one has loaded lp properly.12:40
pittilp module is a different bug, but that's the easy one and sorted12:41
pittiDiziet: does dmesg | grep parport reveal the printer name now?12:41
DizietNo.12:41
DizietAnd gnome-cups-manager doesn't seem to see it.12:42
DizietI think this is my newest printer.12:42
pittiok, then it seems your printer can't advertise itself12:42
pittiDiziet: thank you for the time for checking12:42
DizietThere's the LJ6 upstairs but I don't want to carry it down.12:42
DizietSure.12:42
fabbioneDiziet: what if you just try to print?12:42
fabbionedoes that work?12:42
Dizietfabbione: I'm pretty sure it would.12:43
pittifabbione: printing works (in the bug reports), you just have to manually configure the printer12:43
DizietI mean, if I echo things to /dev/lp.12:43
DizietThe alleged bug is lack of autodetection.12:43
DizietThis breezy has about four test printers set up from various earlier experiments but I don't think that should make any difference.12:44
pittiDiziet: g-cups-add only shows printers that are not yet configured12:47
Dizietpitti: None of these were on the parallel port.12:49
DizietAnd none of them were the same kind of printer as these two I just tried.12:50
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Kinnisondholbach: How is the new g-p-m holding up for you?01:01
dholbachKinnison: looks very good01:02
dholbachKinnison: you made the world a better place - remind me of giving out drinks in Paris! :-)01:02
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lifelessinfinity: possibly01:15
fabbionemjg59, sladen: ping?01:18
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SeveasKinnison, should we kidnap you to make sure you come to paris?01:26
KinnisonSeveas: I'll be busy working on soyuz again by the time the paris conference happens01:26
KinnisonSeveas: and with moving house, I can't really afford to take time off to attend as a holiday01:27
Seveasah, well too bad 01:27
ograyes, it is01:27
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KinnisonTreenaks: good luck :-)01:29
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Kinnisonogra: You kinda have to :-)01:29
ograKinnison, and my moving stretches over several months :)01:30
Kinnison:-)01:31
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Mithrandirseb128: is there a way to add an applet to a panel using the CLI?01:34
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giftnudel<Mithrandir> seb128: is there a way to add an applet to a panel using the CLI?01:36
giftnudelseb128_ ^^01:37
seb128_Mithrandir: no01:37
Mithrandirseb128_: ok. :-/01:37
seb128_maybe after the SoC of this year ....01:37
Mithrandirit'd be nice to have, since I want to do that in my "restore setup after install" script.01:38
ograyou could do horrible ugly fiddling in the users .gnome2/panel2.d/default/launchers/ with a .desktop file but i'm sure thats not suggested at all 01:40
ograand might have strange sideeffects01:40
seb128_changing user datas that way it not a good idea imho01:40
ograyep01:41
seb128_and changing the panel config require to change some gconf keys too01:41
ograthats what i thought, thus the sentence about the sideeffects :) 01:41
ograits surely the wrong way, but its *a* way01:42
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janimoslomo: hi, do you have any pending uploads for abiword?01:44
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janimoit will need a rebuild these days and if you already have something queued no need to do that explicitely.If not ok, just wanted to know01:45
nomedhi all , hi janimo 01:46
janimonomed: hi01:46
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janimonomed: have you and jmak talked about the default gtkrc?01:46
janimohe sent me one but has not reference to your icon theme stuff01:47
nomedjanimo, talking yes01:47
nomedjanimo, that'll be just one echo :)01:47
janimoit's better for you two to make a theme you both agree upon before I upload01:47
nomedjanimo, yep01:47
janimoyes, but I prefer someone else do that echo ;)01:47
nomedi like the blue one ..01:47
nomedbut the menu text is black01:47
janimoso I just take it and upload it and not mess with it more01:48
nomedjanimo, ok :)01:48
janimolet's discuss this in the meeting today if you are there01:48
nomedi'll be01:48
janimook 1:30 hours from now01:48
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nomeddholbach, around ?01:48
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ogranomed, he's lunching01:50
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kgoetzsivang: bug reports are always good when your starting imo01:50
nomedok .. thanks ogra 01:50
sivangkgoetz: yes, there's one I don't understand why happens, unless that user doesn't have a cdrom at all - malone #4394101:52
UbugtuMalone bug 43941 in hubackup "KeyError: 'storage.cdrom.cdr'" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4394101:52
sivangkgoetz: do you happen to have a system without a cdrom at all you might be able to try it out on?01:53
dholbachnomed: yes01:53
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kgoetzsivang: i can build one. testing ubuntu bugs is a saner thing then it was goin to be used for (LFS)01:53
nomedhi dholbach 01:53
dholbachhello01:54
nomeddid u still get any decision about tangerine and "tango-apps" pkge ?01:54
dholbachnomed: andreasn wrote to the mailing list - i want to have the discussion over there01:55
nomeddholbach, me too ..01:55
dholbachnomed: and i'd be happy if you and the xubuntu guys would join in there01:55
nomedi wrote a mail to the mail list ..01:55
nomedi answered you01:55
nomedme and andreasn discussed already this ..01:55
nomedand we are fine with both solutions ..01:56
nomednow i guess it depends on pkger :)01:56
dholbachmaybe janimo and Gloubiboulga should have a look too01:56
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dholbachafter that we should go and prepare a list of stuff that needs to be replaced01:56
dholbachjanimo: it's a thread on ubuntu-art about tango and tangerine01:57
nomedjanimo, i paste the link to the mail01:57
dholbachthanks guys01:57
sivangkgoetz: hmm, building one just for that? :-) no need, we better find someone to do so, maybe the original bug reporter. I don't want you to over bother you with stuff like that as you have better things to finish before :) and you're feedback has already been helpful.01:57
dholbachi'll be off to my pizza and follow up on the mailing list01:57
janimodholbach: enjoy01:57
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kgoetzsivang: it's a bit of a novelty box (scsi gear inside), i don't use it a lot, so any use is good01:58
dholbachjanimo: merci01:58
nomedhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-art/2006-May/001247.html01:58
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ograexxample-content, eh ? 01:59
janimoogra, :)01:59
=== ogra would love to have that 10MB free :)
janimosome are broken since theer are no default handlers for them in xubutu01:59
janimobut some are not01:59
janimoogra, I think the language support packs for the top 10 languages will fit as well02:00
ograpfft02:00
ograi'm happy if i can keep english :)02:00
janimounless I'll need to add gnome libs for some apps :(02:00
kgoetzsivang: are you interested in having it tested on xfce or just Gnome?02:01
sivangkgoetz: sure thing, where ever it runs :)02:02
kgoetzok :)02:03
kgoetzsivang: hubackup is dapper only?02:05
sivangkgoetz: targetted for it, but backporting should be fairly easy.  02:07
kgoetzI'm just wondering what cd to use to install *tries to find a cdrw*02:08
sivangkgoetz: well, if you can use dapper, then do, installing it on previous releases woudl require a bit of control file tweaking and a rebuild02:08
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mjg59fabbione: Hi02:18
fabbionemjg59: hi.. 02:18
fabbionemjg59: i saw you and paul giving love to i810 and via...02:18
fabbionei was wondering what is the status of the 2 drivers02:18
fabbionethey both have quite a bunch of bugs open02:18
mjg59fabbione: I don't have any modern via hardware. I just uploaded a couple of fixes02:20
fabbionemjg59: ok02:20
mjg59I believe that via is roughly up to date with upstream in terms of hardware support, but I haven't touched some of the other code02:20
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Mithrandirhmm, we seem to need a d-i upload02:22
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kagouhi02:47
kgoetzhi02:47
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pvanhoofhttps://launchpad.net/products/network-manager/+filebug03:06
pvanhoofI can't file a bug here03:06
pvanhoofyet there's a packaging problem03:06
pvanhoofnot an upstream problem, afaik (if I look at the code003:06
pvanhoofMay 10 14:59:19 localhost dhcdbd: Failed to initialise D-Bus service.03:07
pvanhoofMay 10 14:59:42 localhost dhcdbd: dbus_svc_init: dbus_bus_request_name failed: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied Connection ":1.5" is not allowed to own the service "com.redhat.dhcp" due to security policies in the configuration file03:07
pvanhoofMay 10 14:59:43 localhost dhcdbd: Failed to initialise D-Bus service.03:07
pvanhoofwhere do I submit this bug?03:07
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pvanhoofreboot for retry, please let me know when I' m back03:11
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ograhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+filebug03:20
ograpvanhoof, ^^^03:20
pvanhoofok03:20
ogradont file against a product, file against a package in a distro ;)03:20
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pvanhoofogra, you still have the paste url?03:21
pvanhoofI just rebooted, forgot to keep a ptr03:21
ograwhich one ? 03:21
pvanhoofdidn't I put it here?03:21
pvanhoofoh03:21
pvanhoofhoping at #gnome-hackers they still have it :)03:21
ograah, you mean https://launchpad.net/products/network-manager/+filebug ?03:21
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pvanhoofhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1375103:22
pvanhoofno, that one :)03:22
ograoh, ah, a pastebot url you mean03:22
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pvanhoofhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/4400903:27
UbugtuMalone bug 44009 in network-manager "When installing NetworkManager, things don't work" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:27
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seb128Kinnison: around?03:35
Kinnisonseb128: yep03:36
Kinnisonseb128: Just got back from lunch, what can I do for you?03:36
seb128Kinnison: https://launchpad.net/bugs/4387203:37
UbugtuMalone bug 43872 in gnome-session "Logout dialog signals gdm to perform p-m actions" [Critical,Confirmed]  03:37
Kinnisonseb128: yep, seen it, what can I do for you?03:37
seb128Kinnison: do you have some code handy than we can copy to get the capabilities from gpm?03:37
KinnisonNot really03:37
Kinnisongive me a sec to check g-p-m's codebase03:37
seb128because I don't think any of desktop team members known anything about gpm03:38
KinnisonIt's all dbusness03:38
seb128grumpf03:38
seb128gnome-session doesn't use dbus atm03:38
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KinnisonIt's fairly easy stuff03:39
Kinnisonlet me see if I can find a useful example for you03:39
seb128thank you03:39
Kinnisonaha, grab the source for gpm and look at src/gpm-prefs.c03:39
Kinnisonthe method gpm_dbus_method_bool might be helpful for you03:39
KinnisonIf you need more from me, just yell03:41
seb128ok, thank you :)03:41
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ograg-p-m should really have something like gnome-screensaver-command to circumvent dbus where needed03:42
infinityRiddell: kdebase is FTBFS all over.  plsfixkthx.03:42
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bddebianMorning peoples03:50
kgoetzhi bddebian: 03:50
kgoetz;) you cant escape03:50
bddebianHello kgoetz03:51
bddebianWhat do I need to escape from?03:51
kgoetzme ;D. (i'd be trying to escape form me)03:51
bddebianHeh :-)03:51
kgoetz:)03:51
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ivoksogra: or not suspend computer if wget lasts longer than "Put computer to sleep..." :)03:54
MithrandirKamion: if you can do a d-i upload when you get on top of things, that'd be wonderful.04:02
elmoKamion: how safe is ubiquity manual partitioning atm?04:03
elmo(and what's a big <!> mean next to a partition?)04:03
KamionMithrandir: ok, I thought I'd already bumped it to the new ABI04:04
Kamionelmo: should be ok provided you're using at least 0.99.7604:04
elmohmm, I'm on flight-704:05
Kamionelmo: in gparted?04:05
elmoyah04:05
MithrandirKamion: at least this morning's daily was a bit bumpy due to it.04:05
Kamioner, don't recall offhand, might be either currently-mounted or detected-errors04:05
ograelmo, i usually do manuall partitioning in my tests, worked reliable here the last 3 or 4 isos i tested04:05
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Kamionpre-0.99.76 sometimes formatted partitions despite you not telling it to04:07
elmoKamion: !04:07
ograah, i always format them all04:08
elmoand I'm using 0.99.74.  SWEET04:08
ograso this didnt happen to me yet04:08
Kamionelmo: upgrade ubiquity* first04:08
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Kamionit'll tell you if it's going to do that in the confirmation message, mind you, it won't just do it silently04:08
Kamionso not as bad as it could've been04:09
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elmocute, ubiquity is stateful04:13
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elmoKamion: can I flush the pending operations in gparted?04:16
lmanulKinnison: ping ?04:16
Kinnisonlmanul: pong04:16
lmanulHi, I'm the guy for the logout dialog :)04:16
KinnisonHello04:16
lmanulKinnison: seb128 forwarded me your advice about g-p-m and dbus04:17
lmanulThis works for testing whether the hardware can sleep/hibernate04:17
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lmanulWhat about actually hibernating/sleeping ?04:17
Kamionelmo: only by going forward, I think04:17
Kamionwe sort of ran out of space for stuff on that page04:17
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lmanulKinnison: For the moment, clicking on Sleep for example runs gdm_set_logout_action (GDM_LOGOUT_ACTION_SUSPEND);04:18
lmanulbut this should be done through dbus/g-p-m as well, right ?04:19
Kinnisonlmanul: Essentially you make the suspend call over dbus and it'll suspend there and then04:19
ogralmanul, what about taking the g-p-m tray applet, ripping off the gui and adding commandline options to it for suspend/hibernate ... you could just call it as g-p-m-command --suspend then04:19
ograKinnison, ^^04:20
Kinnisonogra: It really should signal the g-p-m over dbus04:20
ogra(might be easier than to have to add dbus to gnome-session)04:20
KinnisonIt needs it to query anyway04:20
tepsipakkicould libpam-krb5_1.2.0-3 be synced from debian? it fixes many bugs in 1.2.0-1 04:20
elmoshould ubiquity maybe disable the screensaver?04:21
ograelmo, yes, it should send pokes on a regular base to gnome-screensaver04:21
lmanulWell, actually we're preparing to add dbus deps into gnome-session, yeah :)04:21
lmanulKinnison: hmm, I'm not familiar with dbus, is there a single-line function for this ?04:21
lmanul(like in gpm-power.c or so ?)04:22
ograelmo, it isnt integrated with xscreensaver though04:22
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Kinnisonlmanul: I'm just looking04:22
lmanulKinnison: Thanks a lot :)04:22
Kamionelmo: it does04:22
Kamionogra: yes it is04:22
elmoKamion: doesn't seem to?04:23
ograKamion, ah, k04:23
Kamionespresso (0.99.55) dapper; urgency=low04:23
Kamion  * GTK frontend:04:23
Kamion    - Add support for disabling xscreensaver as well as gnome-screensaver04:23
Kamion      (thanks, Daniele Favara; closes: Malone #40095).04:23
elmoI just had the screensaver kick in on me while it was creating partitions04:23
UbugtuMalone bug 40095 in ubiquity "from poke_gnome_screensaver to turn_off_screensaver" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4009504:23
lmanulKinnison: this is quite critical, and I'm a bit lost in the g-p-m code :)04:23
Kamionelmo: hmm, never seen that, bug me04:23
Kamioncould be that the main ubiquity process is blocked talking to gparted at the time04:23
ograargh04:23
Kinnisonlmanul: right, you see the dbus_g_proxy_call04:23
ograyou switched to --deactivate ? 04:24
Kamionand thus can't poke g-s-04:24
Kamions04:24
Kinnisonlamont: if you call that with proxy,"Suspend",&error,G_TYPE_INVALID,G_TYPE_INVALID then it should work04:24
Kinnisonlmanul: ^^04:24
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Kamionogra: only for xscreensaver-command which doesn't have --disable04:24
lmanulKinnison: Great ! That's all I need, thanks a lot :)04:24
Kinnisonlamont: sorry, bad tab completion04:24
Kinnisonlamont: test it obviously :-)04:24
Kamion--disable was just a typo04:24
Kinnisonlmanul: ^^04:24
Kinnisonlamont: sorry04:24
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ograKamion, it will stay deactivated if you kill ubiquity then04:24
Kamionogra: not according to the xscreensaver-command documentation04:25
ograhmm, right04:25
Kamionxscreensaver-command --deactivate is equivalent to gnome-screensaver-command --poke04:25
elmoKamion: #4410804:26
elmoor #44018 even, dyslexia rules ko04:26
ograbug 4410804:27
ogra:P04:27
ograbug 4401804:27
UbugtuMalone bug 44018 in ubiquity "screensaver kicked in while ubiquity was creating partitions" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4401804:27
ograelmo, would be nice to note which screensaver daemon that was :)04:28
Kamionogra: irrelevant04:28
elmoogra: I've no idea - it's a flight 7 live CD04:28
Kamionit's almost certainly a ubiquity problem04:28
ograah,k 04:28
Lathiathey guys - has there been any discussion on putting the removable devices in side a submenu of places?04:29
elmohmm, sweet04:31
elmo"Error 22" from grub04:31
Lathiatgrumble, RB crashes importing my music, i attach strace and it just freezes instead04:32
lmanulKinnison: can the above method work for "Halt" and "Reboot" as well ?04:34
Kinnisonlmanul: Erm, No, Suspend and Hibernate only04:34
lmanulKinnison: Ok, thanks04:35
KinnisonOh hang on04:35
KinnisonThere's 'Shutdown' too, but no Reboot04:35
lmanulShutdown ? Ok, so I guess I should handle Reboot with GDM04:35
KinnisonI assume because g-p-m having a reboot action would be a bit bonkers04:35
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elmoKamion: hmm, any idea about this error 22 stuff?  I assume that means the grub on /dev/hda is pointing at the wrong place?04:39
Treenakserror 22, does that mean it can't find stage1.5/stage2?04:40
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elmo22 : No such partition04:41
elmo     This error is returned if a partition is requested in the device04:41
elmo     part of a device- or full file name which isn't on the selected04:41
elmo     disk.04:41
elmothis is a linux laptop, I'm reinstalling with ubiquity (but with a different hard drive layout), I have a feeling it saw grub was installed and didn't reinstall it taking into account the new partition layout04:42
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Kamionubiquity always tries to reinstall grub04:47
Kamionit might have crashed before doing that though; crashes in install.py aren't always noticed currently, unfortunately04:47
Kamion/var/log/installer/syslog should record the crash if so04:47
elmoin the new root FS?04:48
Kamionyes04:48
elmoI don't have a /var/log/installer in there04:48
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elmoshall I try the install again and not reboot this time?04:52
Kamiondefinitely crashed then, it copies the log as nearly the last thing it does04:54
Kamionyes please04:54
KamionI'll try to fix it to notice install.py crashes properly04:54
Kamion(been on my list for a while, there are associated bugs already)04:54
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KamionMithrandir: do you have any unpushed casper changes? I have some stuff to blat in your direction04:55
lmanulKinnison: I have a last question (sorry for bothering again) : what is this DBUS_BUS_SESSION thing ? It is not #defined anywhere in the g-p-m code ?...04:55
Kinnisonlmanul: it's a define from the dbus headers which indicates a connection to the session bus rather than the system bus04:57
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lmanulKinnison: Ah ok, so by linking to the dbus libs it should be all right. Thanks again :)04:58
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Kinnisonno problem05:03
elmo2:0.99+1.0pre7try2+cvs20060117-0ubuntu705:04
elmobest version number EVAR05:05
thomdamn, someone's beaten my firefox effort05:06
ograsounds suspicious like mplayer :)05:07
pitti-revertedto... is still missing05:08
ograwe're not final yet ;)05:09
mvo-forrealthistime is my favorite05:11
ograthat comes after -revertedto05:12
ogra:)05:12
mvoVersion: 0.14.3+seriouslythistime-0ubuntu305:12
ogra0.14.3+try1andtry2-seriouslythistime-damnedrevertedto0.14.2-forrealthistime-0ubuntu3 05:14
ogra:)05:14
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jsgotangcoheh05:14
jsgotangcoi just crack up whenever i see that bug report05:14
elmoKamion: oh, shiny05:15
elmo/bin/hw-detect: line 733: /usr/lib/prebaseconfig.d/30hw-detect: No such file or directory05:15
mvoogra: haha05:15
ograyou could put an -iknowisuck- anywhere as well :)05:16
Kamionelmo: meh05:16
mvoogra: we have no versions with "suck" or any other swearswords I can think of 05:17
ograah, well, it would probably violate the CoC, but if it say it about myself that might be compliant 05:18
ograbut you surely would know you suck if you produce *such* version numbers :)05:18
Kamionelmo: I'll fix, no need for a bug05:19
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elmoKamion: ok - is there anything else I need to do to finish the install, beyond chrooting into the new root fs and installing grub properly?05:19
Kamionelmo: yes, it won't yet have removed packages that don't belong on the installed system, and it won't yet have copied log files05:21
elmoah, I might just download an install CD and give that a try then05:21
Kamionelmo: might be easier to edit /bin/hw-detect, change the prebaseconfig= line to prebaseconfig=/dev/null, and retry05:21
elmoah, ok05:21
Kamionsorry about that, my fault while integrating hw-detect05:21
elmoKamion: no prob05:22
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Kamionelmo: fixed in my branch now05:31
elmoKamion: cool - seemed to work all the way through this time05:37
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Kamionbonus05:38
RiddellKamion: installing from yesterdays live CD I get a grub error 15 when booting, using both kde and gtk frontend05:42
ograRiddell, really ? my tests with yesterdays CD were all fine 05:42
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KamionRiddell: you know where Malone is :-) I need /var/log/installer/syslog05:44
Kamionif you don't have that file, then you probably ran into the same thing elmo did05:44
MithrandirKamion: no, no unpushed casper changes.05:45
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carlospcHello, i'm experiencing problems in breezy with intel 945 chipset, does anybody knows if there is any unofficial backport of 2.6.15 kernel version for breezy?05:50
HiddenWolfcarlospc: no there is not, and there won't be05:51
zulcarlospc: you might want to try dapper05:52
carlospcbut do you think that it can be done? i mean, take the dapper kernel and backport it to breezy, i know that it's a very hard issue and many others components has a strong dependency with the 2.6.1205:53
zulno05:53
carlospcwell, it's not for me... it's for a Ubuntu derivate05:53
carlospc(breezy, in this case)05:53
carlospcGuadalinex05:53
carlospcWe are experiencing too many problems with this chipset05:54
Kamioncarlospc: it's really painfully difficult and inadvisable; the kernel<->udev interaction has changed and that requires changes in many other places05:54
ograbut you'd have to backport half the world 05:54
HiddenWolfudev/hotplug madness05:54
ograyeah05:54
Kamionnobody's done it as far as I know, and TBH we'd probably rather they didn't, because it would complicate upgrading from whatever they produced to dapper05:55
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Riddellpitti: where can I find your language pack size script?05:59
pittiRiddell: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/bzr/langpack-o-matic/langpacksize06:00
Riddellthanks06:00
siretartdoes ubuntu dpkg do something strange wrt diversions?06:00
siretartconsider a diversion like this: 'diversion of /etc/conf.foo to /etc/conf.foo.distrib'. if /etc/conf.foo exists, and on installation of foo, it places a /etc/conf.foo, why does dpkg give me a conffile prompt? this does not seem to happen in debian06:02
Mithrandirdon't divert conffiles.06:02
siretartwell, fai seem to do that. and it seems to work in debian, and now their complaining that it doesn't in ubuntu06:03
ografai06:03
ogra...06:03
siretartogra: ?06:03
ograyou know i'm not a fan :)06:03
siretarts/their/they're/06:04
siretartogra: I think you mentioned cfengine, but I didn't know of fai06:04
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siretartMithrandir: do you think a replaces could help here?06:04
ograand, doesnt fai heavily use cfengine ? 06:04
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Mithrandirsiretart: I think not diverting conffiles would be a good start.06:04
siretartI mean the Replaces: field in debian/control06:05
Mithrandirsiretart: read 10.7.4 in debian policy.06:05
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Mithrandirand no, I wouldn't use replaces.06:05
siretartMithrandir: in this case, fai-nfsroots needs to 'own' /etc/dhcp3/dhclient-script. they are therefore using dpkg-divert on that file06:07
Mithrandirsiretart: *shrug*; I'm telling you that it's a bad idea and won't work reliably.06:10
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siretartI get the idea why it is a bad idea now, and I think I'll do something very hackish in oder do fix that06:10
siretartI'm wondering why it happens to work in debian, though06:11
ograsiretart, a proper way would be to do it similar to ltsp and source a conf.d dir or something06:11
siretartogra: for configuring dhcp3-client?06:12
ograwe check for existance of /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf in the dhcp server initscript06:12
ograi guess you can do similar things to dhcp-client, yes06:12
siretarthm06:12
ograbut not at this stage in the release :)06:12
siretartright06:12
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\shguys...I have a real problem :) chroot and amd64 people could help me :)06:17
\shi386 boot kernel, amd64 chroot (including amd64 kernel installed now how do i get the "real architechture" and not the kernel uname output? 06:18
Kamionlinux32 chroot /blah06:20
Kamionoh, er, booting an i386 kernel and chrooting *into* an amd64 system? that won't work at all, I assume you mean the other way round06:20
\shKamion: no..it works :) I only need to know the real architecture (amd64) 06:21
\shKamion: and not the kernel uname06:21
KamionAFAIK there is no way to run 64-bit binaries when running an i386 kernel06:22
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ograyou could try dpkg --print-architecture in the chroot ... dunno if that reports amd64 but i'd suspect to06:23
ograwhich still doesnt mean you can run the binaries, Kamion is right 06:23
\shogra: and that's the problem :) the chroot != debian 06:23
mjg59\sh: How is the shell supposed to run on a 32-bit kernel?06:24
KamionI think you must be mistaken about either your kernel or the chroot06:24
\shoh I'm doomed06:25
\shmy colleague provided me really with the wrong chroot06:25
\sh*censored* all work is useless....:(06:25
seb128Kinnison: is there an easy way to know from my desktop without coding if sleep and hibernate are supported by the box?06:26
bddebianxsim's build env is a piece of *censored* :)06:26
seb128Kinnison: to know if the gnome-session patch is doing the right thing06:26
Kinnisonseb128: click on the g-p-m icon and see what's offered?06:27
seb128Kinnison: I don't have an icon, but I'm on a desktop ...06:28
ograwasnt there a hal method ? is that already in our hal =06:28
ogra?06:28
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Kinnisonseb128: Open power preferences, choose "always dispay icon" and then click on it06:29
seb128Kinnison: great, thank you06:30
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KinnisonNo problem06:30
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seb128sorry for the stupid questions, but I'm new to that g-p-m and I'm busy enough to not want to spend hours on it if not required :)06:30
Kinnisondholbach: Looks like I'll be in Paris as a soyuz representative06:30
Kinnisonseb128: that's okay, I'm happy to help06:30
kgoetzi was wondering if the update tool (Breezy-> dapper) was going to remove backports from peoples lists before trying to upgrade? it occurred to me it might not be a healthy thing for the upgrade for them to be in place.06:31
Kinnisonseb128: I'm sure I've asked my fair share of stupid questions in the past :-)06:31
seb128hehe06:31
thomKinnison: does that mean you have to spend the entire time in a space suit?06:31
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Kinnisonthom: No, in a vomit chair06:31
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ograyippie :)06:32
KamionMithrandir: you sure you have no unpushed changes? I see "casper (1.50) UNRELEASED", but casper 1.50 is in the archive06:34
KamionMithrandir: .bzr/parent is http://people.ubuntu.com/~tfheen/bzr/casper/trunk06:35
Kamionperhaps uncommitted changes06:37
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BenCdholbach: ping06:44
dholbachBenC: pong06:44
BenCdholbach: you were helping me with my ppc/evo crash, right?06:45
dholbachi tried :)06:45
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BenCI've got it narrowed down to a single email with a single line change in the email to reproduce it06:45
dholbachoh?06:45
dholbachwhich one is that?06:45
BenCit's a message marked as spam06:45
BenCI have a filter for X-Spam-Status: yes match, and if I add/remove that line in _this_ email, it crashes/doesn't crash (it crashes when the line is present)06:46
dholbachurg06:46
BenCit's odd because a lot of messages have this line, but it's something with this complete message06:46
dholbachcan you send me both?06:46
BenCsure06:46
dholbachI'll talk to the guys in #evolution and show them.06:46
BenCsent06:49
dholbachthanks06:49
MithrandirKamion: hmm, then I do, but none apart from that.  I'll find my laptop and push.06:50
BenCdholbach: I'm installing the dbg stuff again, and source so I can try to do something about this...it's really cramped my workflow :)06:51
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MithrandirKamion: ok, I was lying.  Pushed.06:52
dholbachBenC: you forwarded them to me? or bounced them?06:52
dholbachBenC: I got the same spam message two times - maybe that's the one06:53
BenCforwarded06:53
dholbachok06:53
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dholbachBenC: so just to understand you right: once you remove "X-Spam-Status: yes" it works for you on ppc again?06:57
BenCyes06:57
dholbachok06:57
BenCmy test involved deleting the email completely from evo, editing that file, importing it, and running the "Apply Filters" command on it06:58
BenCjust to make sure there wasn't any cache issues or such06:58
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dholbachBenC: I forwarded the issue to gnome bug 341282 and pinged the upstream guys about it07:05
UbugtuGnome bug 341282 in Mailer "PowerPC crash on filtering X-Spam-Status" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34128207:06
BenCdholbach: it's actually crashing in camel_utf8_getc(), FYI07:07
BenCcalled from line 430 in camel_search_header_match()07:07
BenCspecifically, line 60 in camel_utf8_getc()07:08
BenCr = *p++;07:08
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dholbachBenC: thanks for looking into that - you're not even scared of evolution code! :-)07:09
BenCI used to work on glibc, nothing scares me any more :)07:10
dholbachLooks like it, yeah :-)07:11
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Keybukbah, glibc is easy07:11
bddebianBenC: :-)07:12
bddebianglibc is easy?07:12
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zulBenC: you arent afraid of clowns?07:12
Dizietglibc is mad but at least you know what it's supposed to do.07:12
BenCglibc is only crazy because of the mounds of versioned symbols that have grown into it07:13
Keybuklike Ian says, if you're ever in doubt about glibc, just pick up the C standard and you know what you're doing07:13
Keybukand in general, the routines are small and simple07:13
BenCsometimes you never know if you are fixing the right function, even though it's named the same thing07:13
KeybukBenC: yay compatibility07:14
azeemits build system is scary though, but maybe that is because it was written by the gmake author07:14
BenCbut yeah, the end result is easy to find :)07:14
bddebianI'd like to re-do the glibc stuff for Hurd but it scares the crap out of me :-)07:14
BenCprobably the scariest thing about glibc is Uli :)07:15
ograthats a function ? 07:15
BenCyeah, but you're never sure what data to pass to it, or what it will return07:16
ograheh07:16
azeembddebian: well, the Hurd specific parts *are* scary07:16
bddebianazeem: Aye :-)07:17
BenCprintf(Uli("Cool patch that fixes things"));07:17
bddebianPlus, you know my current skillset :-(07:17
BenC"You are a dumb ass"07:17
bddebianhehe07:17
bddebianThanks BenC.  How'd you know? :-)07:17
BenChehe07:17
BenCdholbach: this camel_utf8_getc() function is super loaded with compiler optimizations, I'm wondering if it is getting miscompiled07:19
BenCI'm going to try dumbing it down and see if that fixes it07:19
BenChmm...74 packags for evo-data-server build-deps...screw it, it's in the name of bug fixing07:20
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lamontKinnison: manual dyslexia issues, eh?07:20
Kinnisonlamont: aye, lam<TAB> rather than lma<TAB>07:21
pittimdz: can you please take a look at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ipsec-tools/+bug/40386 ?07:21
UbugtuMalone bug 40386 in ipsec-tools "Please upgrade to 0.6.5" [Normal,Fix committed]  07:21
lamontKinnison: I do admit to frequently doing <letter><letter><TAB>07:21
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mdzpitti: can you email me?  in the middle of a meeting and 3 conversations atm07:21
pittimdz: Sure07:22
nomeddholbach, there is a new path commited in icon-naming-utils cvs ..07:22
nomedthat'll add support for xfce, dobey told me that he'll not release yet a new version07:23
dholbachnomed: if it's terribly urgent we should have a bug about that07:23
nomeddholbach, it's terribly urgent 07:23
dholbachnomed: please file a bug and point to the change07:23
dholbachnomed: it makes more sense to have the info in one place07:23
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angystardustHi guys!07:26
angystardustBenC: what about the state of sky2 module? It needs much much love07:27
angystardustthere are about 10 open bugs in malone (maybe dups)07:29
BenCangystardust: malone says that I commited an update yesterday to sky207:29
BenCif there are any dupes, please merge them to the report that I set at "Fix Committed"07:30
Tonio_pitti: ping ?07:30
pittihi Tonio_ 07:30
nomeddholbach, bug #44053 done07:30
UbugtuMalone bug 44053 in icon-naming-utils "legacy-icon-mapping.xml: Add some links for XFCE" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4405307:30
Tonio_pitti: hey :)07:30
dholbachnomed: thanks07:30
Tonio_pitti: we have a little issue with language-packs in kde07:31
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Tonio_pitti: several languages are still 50% english, since there was a problem with kdelibs 2 weeks ago07:31
Tonio_pitti: when are new languages packs planned for ?07:31
Tonio_pitti: Riddell confirmed me new languages-packs would resolve the issue07:32
angystardustBenC: ok i'll do that...but i'm not sure that the patches you merged will fix up things07:32
BenCangystardust: If 2.6.16 works, then the patches I applied should work07:32
BenCangystardust: if 2.6.16 doesn't work, then there's not much I can do07:33
pittiTonio_: yep, I'll build new ones for dapper soon07:33
pittiTonio_: this week still, in any case07:33
Tonio_pitti: nice, that would help finding issues in translations :)07:33
Tonio_pitti: thanks07:33
angystardustBenC: many users report that 2.6.16 and even 2.6.17-rc3 don't work07:34
BenCangystardust: then I'm not sure I can do anything to fix the problem07:34
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pitticarlos: what do you think about new langpacks tomorrow or Friday? any chance for further convergence?07:36
carlospitti: Friday would be better07:36
carlosI need to do a new review that will be fixed between today and tomorrow07:36
pitticarlos: great, so it shall be Friday then :)07:37
carlosyeah ;-)07:37
angystardustBenC: if it doesn't take a lot of stress, you can sync with Stephen Shemminger's netdev git tree which include some important patches 07:37
secondhand_buddaHi. can anyone help me with a small edubuntu dapper mysql problem? 07:38
HiddenWolfsecondhand_budda: ask in #ubuntu or #edubuntu07:38
BenCangystardust: last I looked at that version it did not compile in our tree without major backporting of other unrelated patches07:38
BenCI'd have to recheck that07:38
secondhand_buddaI was referred here - to speak to infinity by ogra, but infinity's away...07:38
angystardust<a href="http://mail-archive.com/netdev%40vger.kernel.org/msg12133.html">http://mail-archive.com/netdev%40vger.kernel.org/msg12133.html</a>07:39
ograsecondhand_budda, he's in .au, he might be sleeping07:39
secondhand_buddaprobably :)07:39
angystardustit's stricly related to #3886507:40
secondhand_buddaok will try later thx07:40
angystardustthere are too many laptops around which have that (damned) ethernet controller07:41
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angystardustBenC: thank you07:46
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BenCdholbach: Kick ass!08:01
BenCdholbach: Removing the inline/register constructs for that function stopped the crash08:01
BenCdholbach: I think this can be blamed squarely on gcc08:01
dholbachoh - WOW!08:02
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dholbachBenC: Can you show what you changed?08:02
BenCdholbach: I'll send you a patch that should be included for dapper until we can get gcc fixed in edgy08:03
BenCwill only affect ppc08:03
dholbachWOW08:03
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angystardustj08:05
desrt?08:05
mxpxpodBenC: with the sync to git for bcm43xx, does it now work with wpasupplicant?08:06
desrtmxpxpod; it's been working fantastic for me solid08:07
mxpxpoddesrt: so, n-m works?08:07
BenCmxpxpod: it now doesn't work for me at all08:07
BenCcurrent -22 should work08:07
mxpxpodsweet08:08
mxpxpodI'll have to try it tonight08:08
mxpxpodand just in time for dojo developer day this weekend :)08:09
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BenCdholbach: I'm going to file this as a critical bug on evo-d-s and attach the patch, to make sure it gets into dapper08:13
BenChmm, this may be the first bug I've ever filed in launchpad/malone08:14
dholbachBenC: cool - assign it to me and I'll look at it08:14
HiddenWolfBenC: well, nobody will complain, just close more than you open, ok? ;)08:17
bddebianhehe08:17
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BenCdholbach: bug #4406108:19
UbugtuMalone bug 44061 in evolution-data-server "Crash in camel on PowerPC, gcc regression" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4406108:19
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dholbachBenC: cool - thanks! I'll apply it and hope to hear back from ppc people - I'll attach it upstream in any way08:22
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BenCmight want to alert doko08:26
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HiddenWolfsince when do people happily use evo?08:28
sivangHiddenWolf: heh, they have just leanred to cope with it :)08:28
TreenaksHiddenWolf: in a masochistic kind of way08:28
BenCHiddenWolf: since I don't have to use it over ssh -X :)08:28
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HiddenWolfBenC: laughing out loud08:29
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TreenaksBenC: ah, you look at it from the Lourdes-perspective: There's always someone who has it worse than me08:29
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sivangBenC: that explains your joy :)(08:30
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HiddenWolfBenC: does evo even cope with the amount of mail you get?08:31
BenCHiddenWolf: mostly08:31
HiddenWolfBenC: I had time to go to the bathroom when it processed my 20-odd new mails just now...08:32
BenCit's me that has a hard time coping with it08:32
BenCHiddenWolf: odd, doesn't take that long for me08:32
mdkewas it a number two or a number one?08:32
TreenaksHiddenWolf: I get hundreds of mails a day using evo. no problems for me..08:32
mdkeperhaps that is an inappropriate question08:32
HiddenWolfmdke:  ;)08:32
HiddenWolfTreenaks: I guess it's choking on one of my filters or something.08:33
mdkeworks fine here too. except threading, which is ballsed up08:33
BenCthreading seems to be doing fine for me08:34
BenCmuch better than it used to be08:34
desrtBenC; have there been changes to the io scheduler between dapper and breezy?08:35
BenCdesrt: depends, I think -server is using a different io scheduler08:36
desrtBenC; the latency of small io requests while big sequential operations are occuring has gone through the roof08:36
mdkeBenC: I've got thread problems. I can't expand and collapse using keyboard shortcuts, collapse all threads doesn't work, and it doesn't focus on the thread when I expand it08:36
BenCall of them are enabled, so you can choose with a boot option08:36
desrtBenC; desktop.  i've tried antic and cfq.08:36
BenCdesrt: perhaps it's more to do with preempt and/or HZ=100008:37
desrtBenC; like if i'm copying a big file between two drives then typing ':wq' in vi with a small file open is a 15 second affair08:37
tsengisnt there a sysctl for the scheduler now08:37
tsengtrying to figure what -server has08:37
desrttseng; deadline, i think08:37
BenCdesrt: odd, I haven't noticed that, but I have heard something similar from one other person08:37
tsengdesrt: good, thats what i do manually anyway08:37
thommeh? really08:37
desrttseng; and you change the scheduler on a per-device basis with a /sys/block/___/ file08:37
desrtit's queue/scheduler or something08:37
tsengoh yeah08:37
thomdeadline's fine for webservers, but anything else really ought to be CFQ IME08:37
BenCdesrt: could just be the driver for your disk08:37
desrtBenC; hum.08:38
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desrti wonder if maybe it's submitting an excessive amount of tagged requests08:38
tseng$ cat /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler 08:38
tsengnoop [anticipatory]  deadline cfq 08:38
tsengthe default is AS08:38
tsengfor everyone it seems08:38
desrtdeadline on -server, i think08:38
tsengthat was -server08:38
desrtanyway... bear with me here08:39
BenCI thought fabio has changed the -server scheduler08:39
desrtif the disk driver had like 100 tagged io requests issued it would take a long time for them to come back08:39
desrtand they'd all have to come back before the drive started servicing the small task for the other process08:39
BenCdesrt: yeah, the queue could just be too damned big08:39
desrtand nothing the io scheduler could do would change that08:40
desrtor maybe the drive has its own elevator built in and is trying to group the similar requests too agressively08:40
desrthmm!  lots to think about08:40
desrti'm using ata_piix on an ICH5 mainboard, btw08:41
desrtwith western digital 16MB cache drives08:41
desrttwo of these -- WD2500JD-00H08:42
BenCwere you using ata_piix in breezy?08:42
desrtya.  i'd imagine so08:42
KamionBenC: uli> yeah, I still remember the glibc bug I filed that was exposed by something in tar, which he blew off on the basis that if it were a problem the tar maintainer would have told him about it08:43
desrtICH5 doesn't support AHCI08:43
KamionBenC: so Paul forwarded my mail back to Uli as a bug report, and he fixed it then ;-)08:43
BenCKamion: sounds all too familiar :)08:43
desrtheh08:45
desrtdesrt@moonpix:~$ dd if=/dev/zero of=big bs=1G count=408:45
desrtwith this running vi locks up08:45
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desrt100% reproduceable for like 15-30 seconds08:46
desrtmusic playing is quite fine though08:46
zygahey everyone08:46
zygaI've found a pecuilar USB flash disk that doesn't work under linux08:47
Keybukzyga: sudo udevmonitor -e, plug it in, paste the modalias line08:47
zygaany hints on where to give the information about it?08:47
zygaKeybuk: ay08:47
bddebianMalone?08:47
zygaKeybuk: the strange thing about that device it that it appears to be two USB devices08:49
desrtBenC; any chance at all this could be caused by having no swap?08:49
Keybukok, pastebin me the entire output of that command then08:49
zygaMODALIAS=usb:v13FEp1A21d0100dc00dsc00dp00ic08isc06ip5008:49
zygaMODALIAS=usb:v13FEp1A21d0100dc00dsc00dp00ic08isc06ip5008:49
zygathe modalias line was there twice08:49
BenCdesrt: very very likely08:49
zygaudev sees the stick and assigns two devices sda and sdb08:49
desrtBenC; that's odd....08:49
zygaboth fail with 'no medium' on any operation08:49
BenCBenC; From what I hear, swap is almost a requirement, even on large mem systems08:49
BenCs/BenC/desrt/08:49
desrthmm.08:50
desrtok.  lemme try making some.08:50
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zygathe thing worked on windows, also two devices, one has a small partition with some exe file, other had 99% of disk capacity08:50
Keybukzyga: likely a kernel bug then08:50
desrtBenC; no improvement08:51
zygaI'll file at malone08:51
Keybukzyga: attach both the entire udevmonitor output and /var/log/dmesg08:51
zygaokay08:51
desrtoo.  having swap makes my music skip, though :)08:51
BenCdesrt: maybe not, I can reproduce it here on my ppc08:51
desrtoh man.  i gotta reboot08:52
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desrtswapoff needs a 'turn off all swap' option :p08:53
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Keybukswapoff -a08:54
Keybuk?08:54
zygabah08:55
zygadoes launchpad have a hidden kernel product somewhere?08:55
zygaI cannot find anything sensible to file a bug at08:55
Keybukhttp://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+filebug08:55
zygathanks08:55
desrtKeybuk; that just disables all the swap listed in the fstab08:56
desrtKeybuk; and it doesn't work if the filename listed there no longer exists on the fs08:56
Keybukit says it disables all swaps listed in /proc/swaps08:56
desrthmm.  it didn't work, in any case08:57
desrtit would still need access to the file that i unlinked from the directory tree08:57
desrtno way to take the name in /proc/swaps and turn it into a device:inode pair08:57
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KamionMithrandir: please merge/upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/casper/ubiquity/09:00
zygahttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/4407209:00
UbugtuMalone bug 44072 in linux-source-2.6.15 "USB storage device is detected as two separate devices" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  09:00
zygadone, thanks09:00
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KamionMithrandir: fixes debconf memory use and one-and-a-half ubiquity bug09:01
Kamions09:01
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desrtbenc; https://launchpad.net/bugs/43484 btw09:05
UbugtuMalone bug 43484 in linux-source-2.6.15 "poor disk performance during heavy io" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  09:05
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BenCdesrt: thanks09:05
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andreiIs asking a SoC-related question offtopic?09:09
_ionIs asking about asking a SoC-related question offtopic?09:10
bddebianIs lyx broken, replaced etc?09:10
LaserJockbddebian: it shouldn't be09:10
desrt_ion; are you an applicant?09:10
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_iondesrt: No.09:10
desrtthen probably not :)09:10
bddebianLaserJock: Well as I said, there is no lyx in lyx09:11
andreidesrt, I am 09:11
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mdzmvo: any luck with my update-notifier problem?  am I the only one affected?09:14
zygathat device makes the kernel unstable 09:14
mvomdz: it seems to be, at least I don't have any more reports about this particular one yet. but I havent looked at your latest debug info closely yet 09:15
zygahey mvo09:17
mvohello zyga09:17
zygaany bug you need to get confirmed? :)09:17
mvohow is it going?09:17
zygagood09:17
mvozyga: bugs that affect mdz are the worst ;) - this particular problem is about update-notifer not remembering about already seen notifications and showing them offer and over again09:17
zygawe're fixing our new house09:18
zygait'll take lots of lots of money :/09:18
zygait was in worse condition than we orignally thought09:18
zygamvo: maybe permissions problem?09:18
zyga.update-notifier owned by root?09:18
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_ionmvo: I posted some patches to bug #3143309:19
UbugtuMalone bug 31433 in notification-daemon "notify bubble has text across screens" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3143309:19
mvo_ion: thanks, I have a look09:19
mvozyga: how is your wife/gf doing?09:19
zygafine, thanks :)09:19
zygashe's looking after the building process09:20
zygaI keep being at work alot :/09:20
zygaon the bright side we bought 300m of cat5e cable today :)09:20
zygawe'll have a possibility to make the house our way :)09:21
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mvozyga: heh .) 09:22
zygaoh09:24
zygado you want a free itanium 1 daughterboard for dual CPUs?09:24
zygaI accidentally got an item off ebay that I don't need (I want itanium 2 mobo)09:24
zygashipping to poland is way more pricey than shipping to de (especially from de)09:24
zygaI'll save money by giving it to you :)09:27
zygamvo: ?09:29
mvozyga: sorry, phonecall09:29
zygak09:30
mvozyga: not sure I can make something with it, maybe someone in the community can? but thanks for that great offer .)09:30
zygaanyway, anyone from de that could use it can get it for free09:30
zygahttp://cgi.ebay.pl/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6876062120&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWN%3AIT&rd=1 09:33
zygafree for all :)09:33
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MithrandirKamion: thanks, willdo.09:42
dokoBenC: about 44061, could you check wuth gcc-4.1?09:45
dholbachapropos 44061, gnome bug 341282 just got a comment from one of the upstream guys09:46
UbugtuGnome bug 341282 in Mailer "PowerPC crash on filtering X-Spam-Status" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34128209:46
ograwhat did he write ? "get an intel mac" ?09:47
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thesaltydog#ubuntu-motu09:49
Evaso2Hi guys there is a gui way for configure pptp in ubuntu? Because actually: n-m in ubuntu doesn't has vpn plugins packages and kvpnc version in ubuntu is quite buggy 09:49
Evaso2(dapper)09:50
mjranyone know off the top of their head where to stick extra commands to be run at boot on the Live CD image? /etc/init.d/bootmisc.sh didn't cut it09:51
_ionJust guessing, but would /etc/rc.local do it?09:52
mjrNo such thing. I think the init stuff is done outside the actual root, mayhaps09:52
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Keybukwhich Live CD?09:55
Keybukthe current Live CD definitely has /etc/rc.local09:55
mjrbreezy09:55
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desrtmjr; just make a new initscript and tie it into /etc/rcS.d or rc2.d09:55
desrtmjr; depending on where exactly you'd like it to run09:56
mjrwell, bootmisc.sh _is_ run through rcS.d09:57
jcolewith flashplugin-nonfree crapping out in both sarge and dapper, has anyone considered adding gnash as an alternative?09:57
mjrbut well, perhaps only rc2 stuff is done out of the main root09:57
mjr(just guessing)09:57
jcoleon top of it, macromedia not wanting to release an 8 version for linux09:57
mdkejcole: works here09:58
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jcolegnash is supposed to be flashplugin-nonfree 7 compliant09:58
mdkei mean, flashplugin-nonfree works here09:59
jcolemdke: sound doesn't work for me... do you have version 8?09:59
jcolemdke: i've got bug 2976009:59
UbugtuMalone bug 29760 in flash-player "Sound does not work properly in Flash in firefox" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2976009:59
mdkejcole: I wouldn't notice the absence of sound10:00
jcolemdke: videos are being done via flash on the net these days10:01
jcolemdke: google video for one does all their stuff flash video10:01
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jcolemdke: now websites are requiring version 810:02
_ionI never open the flash versions at google video, i always download the original files. The quality is better.10:02
mdkejcole: i don't use google video once, but the totem plugin has always worked10:02
mdkes/once/much10:02
jcolemdke: that's an example10:03
mdkewell, you said "all their stuff"10:03
jcolemdke: my corporate videos are done via flash 8 video10:03
Keybukevery time I close 10 bugs, I like to think I've got us 1% of the way towards fixing them all10:03
jcolemdke: which i also cannot access10:03
Keybukit's the only way I stay sane10:03
Keybuk:p10:03
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thomKeybuk: "stay"10:04
jcolemdke: i installed firefox 1.5 in wine with flash 8 to be able to watch them10:04
Keybukuh 0.1% even10:04
mdkeKeybuk: :) isn't it 0.1%10:04
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Keybukthom: I'm dealing with the nm bug list right now10:04
Keybukso I blame you entirely10:04
thomheh, thought you might10:04
jcolemacromedia just released a version 9 of flash, still no linux version10:05
jcole"linux users don't understand the complexities involved in porting flashplayer 8 to linux"10:05
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Keybukthey've still never released a non-i386 Linux version either10:06
jcoleKeybuk: ya, flash is probably written in assembly10:06
mjrthe complexities probably have something to do with the DRM Flash 8 sports10:06
zygahmm10:07
jcoleKeybuk: that's my guess... but they do have a ppc version10:07
zygaflash is ported to a wide array of arches10:07
zygajust properiarity and non-free ports10:07
crimsunthom: does 0.7.0-1 from Sid resolve critical bugs?10:07
zygaI've got one at work even :P10:07
jcolezyga: no 64 bit either10:07
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jcolegnash looks pretty promising10:08
Keybukjcole: doubt it10:08
Keybukmore likely it's just bad MFC C++10:08
zygajcole: I'm pretty sure that the code we have could work on 64bits10:08
zygaI don't know if it's from macromedia though10:09
thomcrimsun: nah, just features. and i imagine the launchpad folk would have collective heart failure if we changed it on them this late in dapper10:09
crimsunthom: ok.10:09
dholbachok fellas, I'm off for tonight10:10
KeybukI thought Launchpad used custom sqlobject code anyway10:10
thomdholbach: night mate10:10
Keybukand had a complete copy of it in its source10:10
thomKeybuk: *shrug* wouldn't surprise me10:10
Kamionhmm, I think this is the first time I've actually used sed's h and x commands10:11
dholbachthom: night thom - I miss London's record shops already :)10:11
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thomdholbach: heh, unsurprising :-)10:11
dholbachthom: I just can't seem to find the stuff I need in Berlin and in Online shops :)10:11
dholbachthom: oh well - I'll come back soon enough, I guess ;)(10:12
dholbachsee you!10:12
thomdholbach: tried www.juno.co.uk?10:12
thomsee ya mate10:12
dholbach*bookmark*10:12
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dokomvo: ping10:12
mvodoko: pong10:13
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zygaanyone from .de want a free itanium mobo part?10:20
sladenzyga: I don't know how useful just the daughtboard would be;  you might be better ebaying it, or emailing the debian hardware recycling project10:26
zygasladen: I just ebay'ed it in :)10:27
zygahmm10:27
zygaI'll google the latter10:27
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sladenzyga: http://www.debian.org/donations#equipment_donations10:36
zygathanks10:36
sfllawDoes Ubuntu not use modules.conf any more?10:40
Keybuksfllaw: not in aaaaaaaages10:42
sfllawI'm old, aren't I?10:42
Keybukin fact10:42
sfllawWhat's the substitute?10:42
KeybukI'm probably correct in saying Ubuntu has *never* used modules.conf10:42
Keybukas that's a configuration file for modutils10:42
Keybukwhich is the toolset for 2.4 kernel10:42
Keybuk:p10:42
Keybukfiles in /etc/modprobe.d10:42
Keybukthough I should probably ask why you're interested, as much of the use for modules.conf isn't covered by that10:42
Keybuke.g. "adding a char-major-blah to auto-load a module when the device is touched" is bogus, and should be rethought as "the module wasn't loaded automatically in the first place"10:43
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sfllawThe simple case of finding out which arguments are attached to a module being loaded.10:43
Keybukah right10:43
sfllawmodprobe.d files specify default args, right?10:43
Keybukthen yes, files in /etc/modprobe.d10:43
sfllawBrilliant.10:43
Keybukgenerally speaking, if the bug is asking for one of those to always exist, then I actually go and fix the damned driver10:44
Keybukthe only few cases where I haven't are usually because it was "too hard"10:44
sfllawBug #4373810:44
UbugtuMalone bug 43738 in linux-source-2.6.15 "No sound" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4373810:44
sfllawIt's suspicious because snd claims that it's being passed an Unknown parameter 'device_mode'10:45
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Keybukaye, makes it sound like he has "options snd device_mode=" in /etc/modprobe.conf or /etc/modprobe.d/*10:46
Keybukusually a good trick is to ask for:10:47
Keybukmodprobe -n -v --first-time snd10:47
Keybukor whatever he tried to prove10:47
Keybukthat will show you the options passed to insmod :)10:47
sfllawAh.10:48
sfllawWell, that says "Module snd already in kernel." on my box...10:48
Keybukit would :)10:48
sfllawBut I suppose since he can't load it.10:48
Keybukon his, it won't10:48
sfllaw:)10:48
sfllawHe could also have something in /boot/grub/menu.lst, eh?10:48
Keybuknot sure, I have a vague remembering that kernel command-line options aren't relevant for modules10:49
sfllawHmm.10:49
KeybukI remember Ben compiling something ide-related into the kernel to get it to recognise the common command-line option10:49
Keybuk(it was expecting it as a module parameter otherwise)10:49
Keybukheh @ bug 4113410:50
UbugtuMalone bug 41134 in network-manager "Does not store WPA-Enterprise password in keyring" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4113410:50
Keybukdieman: do you think you could avoid your VACATION AUTO-RESPONDER from doing that <g>10:51
sfllawHeh.10:51
sfllawKeybuk: Thanks.10:51
Keybukwoo, I have NM bugs down from 90 to just 3510:51
Keybuk0.3% !10:51
bddebianw00t10:51
thomKeybuk: resolving things at random is cheating ;-)10:52
Keybukthom: I'm not, I've actually been doing it properly10:52
Keybukand filing upstream too10:52
zullater10:53
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Keybukman, I'd forgotten how hard extracting patches from CVS was11:05
thomyou may diss having global revisions in svn, but it's so much better than the alternative11:06
KeybukI think I prefer the bzr method11:09
Keybukglobal revision per branch11:09
Keybukwithout SVN's "lump everything in one repository"11:09
Keybukcvs -d :pserver:anonymous@anoncvs.gnome.org:/cvs/gnome rdiff -u -D "Thu Apr 20 20:39:50 2006 UTC" -D "Thu Apr 20 20:49:50 2006 UTC" NetworkManager11:09
Keybuk^ that's just wrong11:09
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sfllawKeybuk: I used to use cvsps.11:11
sfllawKeybuk: You may find it less painful.11:11
sfllawAlbeit awfully slow.11:11
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thomKeybuk: nod (to prefering bzr)11:15
mjg59Mithrandir: How do I kill framebuffer in the livecd startup?11:17
mjg59Oh, I need to drop it from usplash as well11:18
Mithrandirmjg59: remove splash from the command line?11:18
mjg59Mithrandir: Doesn't seem to be adequate11:18
Mithrandirmjg59: casper doesn't touch the framebuffer, iirc.11:18
mjg59Ok, let me try that again11:19
Keybukwell, blow me, it actually builds11:20
=== Keybuk uploads it
highvoltagesfllaw: ping11:20
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mjg59Mithrandir: Something seems to load it even if I don't pass splash11:21
Keybukwhich framebuffer driver?11:21
Keybukthey should be all blacklisted11:21
Keybukunless a new one has snuck in11:21
mjg59vga1611:21
sfllawhighvoltage: Pong.11:22
mjg59So it's not udev11:22
Keybukhmm, no such module :)11:22
mjg59Keybuk: The module is vga16fb11:22
mjg59It's autoloaded by usplash11:22
sladenvga16fb11:22
highvoltagesfllaw: hi there. remember to create the LP dial-up team, following last night's TB discussion ;)11:22
Keybukright11:22
mjg59But seemingly also by something else, unless usplash is b0rked11:22
sfllawhighvoltage: It's on my todo list.11:22
sfllawNear the top.11:22
highvoltagesfllaw: great. goodnight!11:23
sfllawBecause the list is getting mighty long.11:23
sfllawhighvoltage: Night!11:23
Mithrandirmjg59: weird; I'm fairly sure casper doesn't touch the framebuffer.11:23
mjg59Mithrandir: Hm11:23
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highvoltagemine is quite long too, but i have an entry that says 'bug sfllaw about lp team' :)11:23
Mithrandirmjg59: I can't find "framebuffer" or "vga" in the entire source tree.11:23
sfllawhighvoltage: Sweet!11:23
highvoltage:p11:23
mjg59Mithrandir: Right11:23
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carlospitti: hi, around?11:34
pitticarlos: should I better run fast?11:34
=== Kamion boggles at "PC Answers" having a five-page feature on Ubuntu
KamionPCA is a UK magazine, last I checked with a strong Windows bias11:35
Kamionalthough one of the better Windows mags11:35
Kamionfeature> and shipping breezy on their cover DVD11:36
carlospitti: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MissingPotFiles11:36
carlospitti: I updated it11:36
carlospitti: there you have a list of domains I don't know where they come11:36
carlospitti: others that you have and you should not have in your packages11:37
mdkeZnarl: thanks for the wiki! does henrik have access to the wiki theme stuff too, as well as the static webspace? We need to do some theme and config tweaking11:37
pitticarlos: ah, nice11:37
carlospitti: and the list from Riddell should also be ignored11:37
pitticarlos: the ones assigned to you are pending review in Rosetta, and are fine in the packages?11:37
carlospitti: there I have also the list of translations domains that I need either import manually or check if should not be on language packs11:37
pittitseng: beagle is pending upload; does it need an UVF exception approval or so?11:38
carlospitti: tomorrow export should have all translation domains fixed except for the ones I listed on the wiki11:39
pitticarlos: ok, I'll take a look at the list tomorrow and sort out some bogus ones ('test' is a good candidate)11:40
carlospitti: cool, thanks11:40
carlosI will try to have all domains sorted tomorrow to get a full export on Friday, or at least most of them11:43
carlosnight !!11:50
mjg59Mithrandir: Oh, damn, I know what's up. It'll be starting imacfb.11:51
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Runix i need help11:54
Runix i must to delete from menu item "recent document"11:55
mdkeRunix: #ubuntu11:55
Runixi did11:55
mdkeRunix: that's the best we can do, for irc, I'm afraid11:56
mdkekeep trying11:56
mdkeotherwise, forums/mailing lists might help11:56
Runixi don't speak english very well11:56
mdkeRunix: what's your language?11:57
Runixi'm italia11:57
mdkeRunix: prova #ubuntu-it11:57
Runixitalian people not intelligent11:57
Runixthey like to joke11:57
Runixnot to help11:57
mdkeI'll help you, let's move there11:58
Runixif i write11:58
Runix i must to delete from menu item "recent document"11:58
Runixthey reply 11:58
Runixuse xfce11:58
mdkeRunix: let's talk in private message11:59
Runixi did12:00
mdkeRunix: with me?12:00
Runixyes12:00
mdkeare you registered?12:01
Runix(0.02.22) Runix: si12:01
Runix(0.02.38) Runix: ho provato12:01
Runix(0.02.46) Runix: ma tutte risposte a cazzo12:01
Runix(0.03.05) Runix: se dico come togliere la voce documenti recenti da gnome12:01
Runix(0.03.12) Runix: mi dicono prova xfce12:01
Runix(0.03.15) Runix: oppre12:01
Runix(0.03.28) Runix: clicca su elimina file recenti12:01
Runixi'm not12:01
mdkeomg. Runix, join #ubuntu-it and we'll talk. Enough here.12:01
Runixi did12:01
Runixthey don't help me12:01
crimsunpitti: if you're willing and have time, I've spun two trivial alsa* bugfix debdiffs. One is at http://sh.nu/~crimsun/alsa-lib_1.0.10-2ubuntu4.debdiff, and the other is attached to bug 31784.12:01
UbugtuMalone bug 31784 in alsa-utils "'VIA DXS' elements must be unmuted by default for audible volume on newer Via hardware" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3178412:01

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