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seb128bug #3212612:02
UbugtuMalone bug 32126 in control-center "sleep shortcut belongs to gnome-power-manager" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3212612:02
seb128that has been changed with that upload12:03
seb128control-center (1:2.14.1-0ubuntu8)12:03
mjg59mdz: Ah, the preference appears to have vanished from g-p-m12:04
mdzseb128: right, log out seems different from sleep and hibernate though12:04
mjg59mdz: The power button gets passed through on wakeup12:04
mjg59So if it's bound, you get the logout dialog on resume occasionally12:05
mdzthe shortcut can be disabled by default, then, but I see no reason not to allow a binding to be set if the user wants one12:05
mjg59Seems reasonable12:05
seb128mdz: right, I don't know why dholbach changed that one12:06
seb128I'll fix it12:06
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mdzseb128: thank you12:12
seb128np12:12
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jdubmdz: have fun in mexico :-)12:15
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mdkejdub: nooooo12:16
mdkejdub: tell me you have 30 seconds to update planet for me before going jet-setting12:17
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mdkerats12:19
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mdkejdub is the hardest man to get hold of in the entire world12:23
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jcolewhy are the backgrounds in dapper labeled as "warty" backgrounds?12:24
jcole /usr/share/backgrounds/warty-final-ubuntu.png12:24
mdkejcole: mine says Ubuntu Dapper Beta on it12:24
jcolesorry, s/labeled/named12:25
mdkeprobably because if you keep the same filename you don't have to change anything12:25
jcolemdke: lol, right12:26
mdkebest file a bug if you don't like it12:26
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robertjis there an easy way to dpkg-buildpackage debug?12:48
robertjI see --debug was lamented as missing in 2001 but never found it's way in apparently12:49
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crimsunmdz_: ping12:53
mdz_crimsun: pong12:54
crimsunmdz_: RE: ALC861 recording: Is it currently broken in 2.6.15-22.34? There's a one-line diff between our patch_realtek.c and upstream alsa-driver 1.0.1112:54
crimsun(I'll go ahead and submit that one, but I want to check the status)12:55
mdzcrimsun: I think the test was done with beta 2; has it been updated since then?12:55
crimsunhmm, beta 2? No, no updates to it since beta 2.12:56
crimsunalthough the missing line is pretty substantial12:57
mdzI don't have more information but could get you in touch with the person who ran the test12:57
mdzhe said it was known fixed in 1.0.1112:57
crimsunsure, is there a bug report or forum post?12:58
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mdzcrimsun: just an email01:00
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crimsunmdz: please forward it to me01:01
Keybukmadduck: the sex change didn't go so well?01:05
_ionIn case anyone's interested, i packaged the cpp-omnicomplete script from vim.org: http://hassers.fi/ubuntu/dists/dapper/vim/01:15
robertjkrb5-admin-server seems like it will always fail on first install because you need to run a script in one of it's deps by hand...am I missing something?01:15
KeybukI read that as cpp-omlette01:16
robertjactually nevermind, that package actually contains krb5_newrealm...01:16
robertjso you need to install the package & run that script before the package will properly install01:16
madduckKeybuk: it's not so much the sex change, but being biella for a while was awesome!01:22
KeybukI can imagine01:22
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ajmitchmorning all01:25
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Keybukis the Fedora Project wiki down for anyone else?01:48
robertjKeybuk: looks fine here01:49
Keybukhmm01:49
Keybukhttp://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FCNewInit01:49
Keybukis just timing out for me01:49
robertjnot for me01:49
Keybukweird01:50
HrdwrBoBwfm01:50
HrdwrBoBwas a bit slow though01:50
Keybukhmm, google cache is doing the same01:50
Keybukmight be an image/ad issue?01:50
robertjdon't see any images except for the fedora logo & a repeating background01:51
Keybukweird01:51
robertjand the background might even be css if they are funky01:51
jcolewhere is the usplash image?01:51
KeybukView Source works, just Firefox not displaying it01:51
Keybukjcole: /usr/lib/usplash/usplash-artwork.so01:51
jcole /usr/lib/usplash/usplash-default.so: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), stripped01:53
jcolenot opening that in gimp anytime soon, lol01:54
Keybukindeed01:54
mjg59jcole: The modifiable image is in the source package01:54
mjg59It's saved as raw code to make it easier to display it on boot01:54
Keybukmjg59: yeah, PNG decoders are so huge01:55
Keybukmjg59: I was feeling a little evil yesterday, and was experimenting how much smaller the binary got if it didn't even use dlopen/dlsym01:55
mjg59Keybuk: Adding PNG decoding to usplash is effort :p01:55
crazy_penguinbye. Good night01:55
mjg59It didn't use dlopen originally - that was to make it easier for derivatives to change the artwork01:55
Keybukahh01:55
KeybukI had a cunning plan :p01:55
Keybukreplacing dlopen with a DT_NEEDED on the artwork .so <g>01:55
Keybukso the symbols are just there01:56
mjg59Bad man01:56
Keybukyour point? :p01:56
jcolemjg59: rle?01:57
mjg59jcole: Nope01:57
mjg59It's just a raw dump of what ends up in the framebuffer01:57
Keybukwhich, of course, is the one true image format01:58
sladenjcole: the initramfs is compressed01:58
=== robertj really likes the logo-only Apple splash
Keybukrobertj: EDGY!01:58
=== Keybuk gets the big hammer out
robertjKeybuk: hehe ;)01:58
sladenrobertj: you can have it in, so, like, 3 weeks01:58
KeybukI'm so changing the edgy artwork, on opening day, so something REALLY crap01:58
Keybuklike "edgy eft" written in MS Paint01:58
Keybukjust to "encourage" the artwork guys from day #101:59
sladenKeybuk: and if you rewrite bogl not to use  PutPixel(x,y,c) for every operation, it'll be faster too01:59
_ion:-)01:59
robertjKeybuk: you should change it to "c:\" in terminal-green01:59
=== _ion is happy with the new old usplash artwork.
mjg59Keybuk: I put that in Dapper and someone reverted it :(((01:59
Keybuksladen: I had actually thought of using a blit paint of part of the image to do the progress bar01:59
Keybukmjg59: heh, I reckon it's the only way to encourage them01:59
jcolei have to do this magic to remaster the boot image on the debian/ubuntu install cd:01:59
jcoleconvert -resize 639x320 -colors 14 myorig.png mynew.png; pngtopnm mynew.png > splash.pnm; ppmtolss16 "#000000=0" "#ffffff=7" < splash.pnm > splash.rle01:59
Keybukotherwise we'll just have the same story over again02:00
sladenKeybuk: I think it still uses PutPixel()...02:00
Keybukjust about releasing, and "oh, can you fundamentally change the artwork"02:00
sladenKeybuk: because it "has" to check the plane for each pixel02:00
jcoleyou guys should have done a contest thing with the artwork02:00
mjg59It might always be easier to do the progress bar the other way02:00
mjg59Draw a nice picture in the pixmap, and draw a black bar on top of it02:00
sladenjcole: yes, yes, encourge them, yes, but, yes, *for edgy*02:01
Keybukmjg59: that's basically what I was thinking02:01
Keybukor, if possible, just have to pixmaps02:01
mjg59Oh, except that would lead to tearing02:01
Keybukone for the light progress bar, one for the dark02:01
Keybukand gradually replace one with the other02:01
mjg59vga16 is hard, let's go shopping02:01
Keybukheh02:02
Keybukor just replace the whole thing with something that uses just two colours and looks damned sexy02:02
robertjsplash with symbol only could be very striking... -> http://www.atwmusic.com/22475.gif02:02
Keybuka single white pixel black and white outline of the ubuntu logo, and a white progress bar in a single white pixel box02:02
mjg59I remember getting the boot text stuff working in Helsinki airport02:02
_ionrobertj: :-D02:02
mjg59Keybuk: The Vista releases so far have been b&w art02:03
mjg59It'll shift to colour for the final release, but it looks pretty sharp now02:03
robertjmjg: is that anywhere on the net? apples is http://www.magiclinux.org/people/lovewilliam/Bootsplash/Apple.jpg02:03
Keybukmjg59: I know, I've been playing02:03
mjg59robertj: Somewhere, yeah. Not sure where, though02:03
Keybukhttp://www.geekswithblogs.com/images/www_geekswithblogs_com/storageman/2287/o_booting.JPG02:04
robertjlooks like XP to me02:04
mjg59Sleep is irritatingly fast on Macs02:04
tritiumdoesn't the windows bootsplash fade in from black?02:04
Keybukmjg59: we should make our own hardware02:04
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Keybuktritium: not that I'm aware, no02:04
lifelessKeybuk: gmorning02:04
Keybuksladen: heh, where? :p02:04
Keybuklifeless: morning02:04
sladentritium: yes, it does.  Even my original usplash code did that :)02:05
tritiumKeybuk: no?  I'll double check...02:05
Keybuksladen: "edgy test card", would look great02:05
tritiumsladen: cool :)02:05
robertjmjg59: how much of that is trickery with bringing up the old framebuffer while no one is at home behind the scenes?02:05
Keybukif only we could make it play the BBC Schools theme while it started02:05
sladentritium: a 1 second fade makes it look so sexy02:05
lifelessKeybuk: question for you, is there a python interpreter for the conflicts/replaces language ?02:05
tritiumI agree, sladen 02:05
sladenKeybuk: yup, looked like a testcard!02:05
mjg59robertj: Mm?02:05
Keybuklifeless: there is not02:05
lifelessKeybuk: thanks02:05
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Keybukwell02:05
mjg59robertj: Oh, right. No, the fact that they have limited hardware means they don't have to bother02:05
Keybukthere may be one in SMART :p02:05
sladenKeybuk: channel 4 schools theme was better!02:06
lifelessperhaps, but it didn't seem accessible02:06
Keybukif we had just one kind of hardware, and access to the guys who wrote it, we could have fantastic hardware support02:06
robertjmjg59: when I wake up my ibook in OS X the image from lid close is still there and there is hardware cursor but it's still in lala land02:06
lifelessthe logic was too twined in with the globale cache02:06
Keybuksladen: I have an RM of that02:06
mjg59robertj: Oh, right. This is an Intel one02:06
lifelessthough I will check again ;)02:06
robertjis that gone on the pros?02:06
mjg59Well, it doesn't happen on the imacs02:07
mjg59I haven't played with an mbp02:07
mjg59I really need to test how well it supports power management on random Intel machines02:07
_ionThe Ubuntu splash would look more professional if every word had a trademark symbol after it.02:08
Keybukhttp://www.netsplit.com/tmp/ITVon4_Clock.rm02:08
Keybuksladen: ^02:08
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Keybuk_ion: I'm often surprised the Janes haven't required us to start doing that yet02:08
jcolehttp://www.glatozen.org/wallpaper/wallpaper.php?variable=ubuntu02:11
tritiummjg59: please don't tell me intel iMacs will be supported before G5 iMacs :(02:11
mjg59tritium: What's up with G5 imacs?02:12
mjg59I don't have any, so it's hard for me to do anything02:13
Keybukone of my original ideas for the boot splash was that the Ubuntu logo should spin02:13
tritiummjg59: fan control problems, apparently patched in 2.6.1602:13
Keybukthen we realised just how bad the Ubuntu logo looks in just about any other position02:13
mjg59tritium: Can you find the patch?02:13
tritiummjg59: I'll look, yes02:13
mjg59Keybuk: I'm really not big on animated boot screens02:13
Keybukmjg59: aye, they tend to defeat the object02:13
sladenKeybuk: I'm so going to patch usplash to poll for /dev/dsp being created and then cat that theme into it02:13
Keybukthe screen is there because it takes a long time to boot02:13
robertjbtw, has anyone else pitched a fit about wrong password handling in gksu?02:14
Keybuksladen: heh, I had evil plans to use upstart to bring alsa up really early and do it02:14
mjg59Gnome starts *astonishingly* fast from a warm cache now02:14
robertjit's a rather scary error for some poor user trying to do security updates02:14
mjg59The splash vanishes at about the same time as the theme starts02:14
sladenrobertj: gksu message?02:14
Keybukmjg59: can we warm the cache easily?02:15
mjg59The seeking really kills us right now02:15
robertjsladen: Failed to run /usr/sbin/synaptic --upgrade-mode --non-interactive --hide-main-window02:15
robertjWrong password.02:15
sladenmaybe the splash should stay around until the menubar has actually loaded02:15
mjg59Keybuk: We could find out what files it's reading and do magic to ensure that they're in a linear block of the disk...02:15
mjg59Other than that, nothing springs to mind02:15
mjg59But just log out and then try logging in again02:15
sladenrobertj: what is causing this and is there a bug #02:15
mjg59Most effective if you log in, log out and then log in02:15
Keybukwould doing readahead on the files help?02:15
robertjsladen: give a wrong password to the upgrade notifier02:16
robertjor just about anything02:16
mjg59Keybuk: Not sure. We'd need to check the file access patterns.02:16
_ionWould readahead help? IIRC the package contains a program that sorts /etc/readahead/given_list in the order files are physically in.02:16
robertjsladen: I've filed it upstream some time ago with no response02:16
Keybukjust run readahead-watch, then log in02:16
_ionWhoops, i didn't notice keybuk mentioning that already. :-)02:16
sladen_ion: the key is avoiding seeks, not just avoiding the order.  It's better read 100MB in a single pull than read 20MB in 5 seeks02:17
Keybukand damn, I was having a bad day when I wrote that manpage :p02:17
mjg59Keybuk: Excellent. Thanks for volunteering!02:17
mjg59I'm going to spend the week playing with bacteria instead...02:17
sladenthis C4 schools theme is catchy02:18
sladenI'm going to have it on repeat for the next week02:18
Keybukit brings back memories, doesn't it02:18
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sladensitting cross legged on a hard carpet and watching sex-education films on a TV that was about 8 foot off the ground while the girls were all plaiting the hair of one in front and boys were all sniggering02:20
sladenBreeding: for fun and profit02:20
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_ionFor anyone puzzled about the strange unit: 8 feet = 2.4384 m according to units(1)02:25
_ion:-)02:25
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Keybukwhat's the opposite of "instant", in the length-of-time sense?02:29
mjreternity?02:29
HrdwrBoBnever02:29
Keybukno, I mean if an event happens in less than the smallest measure of time, it's "instant"02:30
Keybukwhat if an event takes a period of time?02:30
lifelessduration02:31
lifelessperiod02:32
lifelessrange02:32
lifelessmolecule ('its not atomic')02:32
robertjKeybuk: temporal?02:33
_iont>t_{instant}02:33
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robertjKeybuk: why do you ask?02:34
Keybukrobertj: trying to describe something in a document, and can't quite get the right word02:34
robertjpastebin for context?02:35
Keybuktrying to work out whether I can rewrite this bit02:36
Keybukusually I figure if it's hard to describe, it's hard to implement02:36
lifelesseggauah: delta02:37
lifelessmeh02:37
lifelessKeybuk: delta02:37
_ionDescribe it in pseudo code instead of plain English. :-)02:37
sladenyou're right.  that wrong-password thing is a bit scary02:38
Keybukthe system being switched on is an instant event02:38
Keybukas is the lid button being pushed02:38
Keybuketc.02:38
Keybuka network card being present is a BLANK event02:38
Keybuk(it has a particular length and life, and implies that the event stops)02:39
_ionAre you sure you want to call it an event?02:39
KeybukI don't have to use the word event, no02:40
sladenis that "a state"02:40
Keybukthough I'd like to use the same word to describe both02:40
sladenthe state being that the NIC is present02:40
lifelessKeybuk: PCI cards offer a term02:40
mjrindeed02:40
lifeless'Edge' and 'Level'02:40
sladenthe event is that transition (which occurs at an instant) when the state changes02:40
mjr"persistent" is a word you might be looking for02:40
mjrbut yes, rather a state than an event02:41
lifelessKeybuk: lid button is an edge trigger, card being present is a level trigger02:41
Keybukand if you wanted a light on while the lid button was held down, that's a level trigger?02:42
sladenisn't English a funky language02:42
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_ionHey, if English was good enough for Jesus, it should be good enough for us.02:43
sladenPraiseTheLord02:43
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lifelessKeybuk: yes02:44
robertjKeybuk: I might ask if you could get away with BLANK == ""02:50
robertjalthough then your a would have to be an an, so that won't work02:51
robertjsladen: should I file a bug on gksu in launchpad?02:53
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coz_hello all i was here earlier about the logout dialog UI and the shortcut  glad it was fixed so soon also the command to invoke the dialog UI is "gnome-seesion-save --kill" for thoses that said there was no command03:39
coz_thanks again whoever made the fix03:39
coz_now the UI is off center of the screen is there a conf file that this can be adjusted with03:39
coz_have to go03:41
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jcoleare there plans for a grub splash?03:42
crimsunjcole: do you mean /usr/share/pixmaps/grub/ubuntu-artwork.xpm.gz ? :)03:43
jcolecrimsun: ah, i must have to do an ln -s ...update-grub03:44
jcolecrimsun: why isn't it enable by default?03:44
Burgundaviajcole, it breaks on some machines03:45
jcoleBurgundavia: ah, gotcha... how does sushi and redhat get way with it?03:46
crimsunjcole: the rationale is explained in the changelog03:46
jcolecrimsun: ok03:46
crimsun0.2.28-{2,3}03:47
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jcoleBurgundavia: the ubuntu install cd has a bootsplash03:49
jcolesplash.rle03:50
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infinityThat's not grub.04:00
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lifelessauxesis: dude04:31
lifelessinfinity: what neon do you want baz updated to ?04:32
auxesishey lifeless :)04:32
infinitylifeless: 25.04:32
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lifelessgarh05:08
lifelessinfinity: ping05:47
lifelessneon 25 is *more* broken, not less05:48
lifelessinfinity: its broken enough that fixing means 'write own uri escape routine'.05:48
lifelessinfinity: specifically:05:48
lifelessBreakpoint 1, escape_location (location=0x808974d "cached:/foo") at /home/robertc/source/bazaar-1.4.2/src/baz/libarch/pfs.c:53905:48
lifeless539       if (ne_uri_parse (location, &parsed_uri) != 0)05:49
lifeless(gdb) print parsed_uri05:49
lifeless$1 = {scheme = 0x0, host = 0x809e008 "cached", port = 0, path = 0x809e018 "/foo", authinfo = 0x0}05:49
lifelessscheme should be cached: here, and path /foo - because its an unknown scheme the opaque rules should kick in05:49
lifelesssorry, neon24 needs to stay :(05:49
infinityHrm, that parse looks correct to me.05:53
lifelessinfinity: ?!05:53
infinity"scp foo myhost:/bar" the scheme is unknown/NULL, the host is myhost, the path is /bar05:54
lifelessscp does not use uris05:54
infinityNo, but that's an invalid URI, no matter how you slice it.05:54
lifelessno its not05:54
infinityAs a URI, it would have to have more slashes.05:54
lifelessno05:54
infinity(Or fewer, a la mailto:)05:55
lifelessright. if its not hierarchical, then its opaque 05:56
infinitySo, do bzr and svn work around this change in some way, or did they never use a foo:/bar scheme anywhere to start with (which seems broken to me anyway, but whatever)?05:57
lifelessbzr does not use neon05:57
infinityOh, right.05:57
lifelessdont know about svn. 05:58
infinityI suspect SVN never had a need to use such schemes in the first place.05:58
lifeless1.2.3 in std66 is the relevant bit, FWIW05:58
lifelessI suspect ne_uri_parse does what it does to let the caller apply heuristics05:58
lifeless'it looked like a host, so use whatever your UI considers the default scheme'05:59
infinityWell, yes, like I said, it looked correct to me.05:59
infinityI would have considered the other behaviour buggy.05:59
lifelessyou are clearly not a URI/HTTP Nazi06:00
lifeless:)06:00
infinityPHP agrees with you, which almost certainly makes you wrong. :)06:01
lifelessargh!06:01
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ php -r 'print_r(parse_url("cached:/foo"));'06:02
infinityArray06:02
infinity(06:02
infinity    [scheme]  => cached06:02
infinity    [path]  => /foo06:02
infinity)06:02
lifelessyup06:02
lifelessthat is correct.06:02
infinitySee, if you're on the same side as PHP, there's something wrong with you.06:02
lifelessthe caller then can go 'if scheme not in recognised_schemes maybe theres no host' etc06:02
lifelessits definately the double // that triggers it in neon06:03
lifeless print parsed_uri06:03
lifeless$1 = {scheme = 0x809e008 "cached", host = 0x809e028 "foo", port = 0, path = 0x809e018 "/", authinfo = 0x0}06:03
lifelesscached://foo was the input06:03
infinityYes, well no arguing that that's clearly correct.06:04
lifelessright06:04
lifelessif they got that wrong, it would be 'bad'06:04
lifelessheres an example from std66 though06:06
lifeless         foo://example.com:8042/over/there?name=ferret#nose06:06
lifeless         \_/   \______________/\_________/ \_________/ \__/06:06
lifeless          |           |            |            |        |06:06
lifeless       scheme     authority       path        query   fragment06:06
lifeless          |   _____________________|__06:06
lifeless         / \ /                        \06:06
lifeless         urn:example:animal:ferret:nose06:06
lifelessnote that *everything* after the urn: is considered path06:06
lifelessand WOW neon fucks that over06:07
lifelessBreakpoint 1, escape_location (location=0x8089a41 "urn:foo:bar") at /home/robertc/source/bazaar-1.4.2/src/baz/libarch/pfs.c:53906:07
lifeless539       if (ne_uri_parse (location, &parsed_uri) != 0)06:07
lifeless(gdb) print parsed_uri 06:08
lifeless$1 = {scheme = 0x0, host = 0x809e018 "urn", port = 0, path = 0x809e008 "/", authinfo = 0x0}06:08
infinityNeat. :)06:08
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infinityAlright, I can keep neon24 in.  I'd be pretty happy if you filed bugs (with wonderful explanations and charts) to neon upstream to get this sorted once and for all in neon26, though. :/06:09
lifelessI'll see what I can do 06:09
lifelessgot to go do plane tickets now though06:09
lifelesstchau06:09
lifelessoh, and for the canonical word ...06:10
lifelessIf a URI does not contain an authority component, then the path cannot begin with two slash characters ("//")06:10
lifelessquote, unquote06:10
lifelesscached:/bar - no authority, and does not start with two slashes :)06:10
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infinityBut does it say anything about starting the path with one slash?06:11
infinity(I'd expect a NULL authority to actually appear as such, like in the case of file:///foo)06:12
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Chipzzslomo__: can you close bug 42594 please?06:29
UbugtuMalone bug 42594 in dbus "/etc/X11/Xsession.d/75dbus-1-utils_dbus-launch is not needed" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4259406:29
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pittiGood morning07:27
desrtgood morning07:28
pittihi desrt 07:30
ajmitchhi pitti, desrt 07:32
desrtajmitch; thanks again for the debianising help.  my changes got uploaded the next morning :)07:33
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ajmitchgreat :)07:33
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hendryanyone aware of this "invalid tar magic" debootstrap error message?07:39
lunitikHello... something care to clear something up... Ubuntu ships proprietary drivers via restricted package 'linux-restricted-modules' by default (active during install) correct?07:39
lunitiks/something/someone/07:39
hendrylunitik: yes. or they have unclear licenses07:40
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Burgundavialunitik, yes, they do. In restricted modules is a bunch of non-free software stuff07:42
Burgundavialunitik, are you referring to the whole koroaa mess?07:43
lunitikBurgundavia: nope... someone in #suse is trying to argue with me  :/07:43
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dholbachgood morning09:23
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pygimornin' dholbach 09:23
dholbachhey pygi09:24
pygiwhats up dholbach ? :)09:24
janimodholbach: morning09:25
pittidholbach: I just asked myself which penguintv version won - your's or zul's (they are both accepted on d-changes)09:25
dholbachhey janimo09:25
dholbachpitti: zul's - then one that had an uninstallable depends :-p09:26
dholbachI assigned the bug to him09:26
desrti love how sunday night is morning for y'all09:28
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Kalozany idea why does mc trash bash_history this way http://pastebin.com/718295?09:56
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Kalozokay, found it.. it's a clean install, and now .bashrc has ignoredups10:05
Kalozit should be ignoreboth :p10:06
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sivangmorning all10:09
pygimornin' sivang 10:11
pygitalk to you later :)10:12
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pittiRiddell: do you still get the 'request entity too large' bug with 1.2.0?10:16
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ivoksmvo: ping10:47
mdkeguys. what is this sun-java5 package that has appeared?10:47
ubijtsa2jre 1.5 on a guess10:47
ivoksmdke: changelog says it's upgrade of 1.410:47
Burgundaviaivoks, I think they mean the blackdown 1.4 packages and I think they are referring to the style of packaging10:48
ivoksBurgundavia: i didn't read it to carefully :)10:48
Burgundaviahmm, no hits for DJL, distributed java license, distribution java license or desktop java license10:49
mdkewhat I really meant was, how can this appear 15 days before the release without any warning to the doc team?10:49
mvoivoks: hello10:49
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ivoksmvo: hi10:50
janimomdke, thanks for the xubuntu guide translation call10:50
ivoksmvo: does the patch i sent you back looks ok?10:50
mdkejanimo: np.10:50
Burgundaviamdke, "Java development is expected to get a boost on Linux at the JavaOne conference, with partnerships anticipated for including the Java Runtime Environment with Linux distributions, Sun officials said."10:50
ivoksmvo: the one you sent me introduced lots of unwanted side effects :/10:50
BurgundaviaJavaOne starts today, so I suspect that is why10:51
mdkeBurgundavia: well Sun officials didn't notify the ubuntu docteam either10:51
mvoivoks: yes, I'm building test-debs right now10:51
Burgundaviamdke, don't know that they have to :)10:51
ivoksmvo: ok10:51
mvoivoks: glade messed it up apparently :/10:51
mdkeBurgundavia: they don't.10:51
ivoksmvo: fwiw, i'm using that patch for couple of days and looks ok :)10:52
seb128mdke: hi10:52
seb128mdke: is the "disks-admin" feature described by the documentation?10:52
mvoivoks: cool :) 10:52
seb128mdke: that stuff is really bugged and we are thinking to not build it for dapper ... would that be an issue for the documentation ?10:53
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mdkeseb128: yes, it would :)10:53
seb128graa10:53
ivoksseb128: bad timing :)10:53
seb128mdke: should I reassign to you all the bugs we get about it then ? :p10:53
mdkeseb128: see System/Help/System Documentation/Ubuntu Desktop Guide/Configuring the System/Partitions and Booting10:53
mdkeseb128: no thanks. But it is only described for quite basic tasks10:54
seb128yeah, but the tool is really bugged10:54
seb128it doesn't modify fstab10:54
mdkeyes, we haven't used it for where that is necessary10:54
seb128widgets don't adapt themself with most of locales and buttons are displayed out of the window10:54
Burgundaviaseb128, minor english nitpick s/bugged/buggy10:54
mdkesee section 4.2.2, and compare with 4.2.310:54
seb128it doesn't list partitions correctly for many people10:54
ivoksseb128: i noticed it has problems with lvm partitions10:55
seb128Burgundavia: right, you already told me that, I'll get it right next time ;)10:55
mdkeseb128: well, modifying the documentation isn't really an option because our translators are unlikely to get it updated in the 16 or so hours that remain before translation freeze10:56
mdkebut if it's absolutely necessary, I suppose we can try it10:56
seb128mdke: dropping parts should not impact on documentation, does it?10:57
mdkeseb128: parts?10:57
seb128if we drop disks-admin that's not some addition10:57
seb128ie: nothing new to translate10:57
ivoksseb128: it changes line numbering, doesn't it?10:57
mdkeseb128: right, but we will need to use something else in the documentation for that particular task10:58
ivoksif we drop it from documentation10:58
mdkeso whatever we add will need to be translated10:58
seb128k, so we will let it10:58
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seb128suck10:58
seb128there is no other tool to describe for the task anyway10:58
mdkeyeah, there is mount10:58
seb128right10:59
seb128anyway I though it would no break any freeze10:59
seb128but it you want to document some other way in case we drop it, we will let it10:59
mdkeerm...11:00
mdkewe will change it IF you are going to drop it11:00
seb128right11:00
mdkeso tell me11:00
seb128but I don't want to force you to change so we will keep it11:00
seb128mdke: BTW, "16 or so hours that remain before translation freeze"?11:01
seb128mdke: I though the freeze was  for the 18th?11:01
mdkeoh yeah, my bad11:01
mdkethat might help11:01
desrtseb128; get a chance to try reducing the number of rows of dots on the handles?11:02
seb128desrt: got your mail but I didn't do that much work saturday,sunday, I'll try that11:03
desrtcool11:03
seb128desrt: nobody complained and I'm not sure it's worth break UI freeze and make enemies to the documentation team11:03
desrtthat counts as part of UI freeze?11:03
desrtcrikey11:03
seb128I would think so11:03
seb128that change the looks of the default panel11:04
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seb128if I got your description correctly11:04
desrttrue enough11:04
seb128though it's really minor11:04
desrtit still looks unprofessional, i guess11:04
seb128I don't think anyway would really care of the screenshot difference11:04
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desrtand #1: the screenshots have the wrong number of dots!!11:04
mdkeseb128: listen, you are the only person who has seen all the bugs of the app, and now you know the impact on documentation. You should make the decision based on those: I can change the document today and notify the translators, if you think it's worth it.11:04
seb128mdke: k, will discuss it with other desktop team people and will let you know soon11:05
seb128mdke: we got a list of duplicates of "doesn't list my partitions correctly" and I'm not comfortable with what could happen if you try doing changes on a disk not correctly detected like that11:06
janimoseb128: does ubuntu/gnome install some custom or modified defaults.list files for mime-handler associations?11:07
seb128mdke: not to mention the UI doesn't looking right with most of non-english locales and the tools not editing fstab11:07
seb128janimo: /etc/gnome/default.list11:07
seb128janimo: /etc/gnome/defaults.list11:07
janimoI'd like to figure out how to make some xubuntu specific ones (i.e jpg open with gqview not gimp)11:07
seb128janimo: no way11:07
janimoseb128: do I need to do a similar one and add XDG_DATA_DIR in xfce xinitrc script?11:07
mdkeseb128: right. Can you send me the decision by email? That way I will definitely pick it up11:07
seb128janimo: hum, I'm not sure that would work11:08
seb128janimo: all the .desktop are installed to /usr/share/applications and you want to use it11:08
seb128mdke: sure, thank you11:08
janimoseb128: yes the desktops are there11:08
seb128mdke: would you mind if we change the panel handles looking a bit for dapper?11:08
janimobut the default associations are in 3 directories now11:09
seb128janimo: so you can't use an another directory11:09
janimoand they can be override in ~/.local 11:09
seb128janimo: ah? we use "/usr/share/applications/defaults.list -> /etc/gnome/defaults.list"11:09
mdkeseb128: what do you mean by handles?11:09
janimoah it's  link? did not see that11:09
seb128mdke: the grip of the windows' list and the notification area11:09
seb128mdke: 11:09
seb128"engine/src/ubuntulooks_draw.c:1652:   num_bars    = 8;11:10
seb128This is how many rows of 'dots' get drawn for the handle of applets on11:10
seb128the panel.  I think this looks much better as 5 or 6.  At 8 the dots11:10
seb128take up the entire panel and look like they're too crowded.  5/6 centre11:10
seb128in the panel and look nicer."11:10
janimoseb128: but those are cascading I assume, so thunar (for instance) can be made to read another one which overrides /usr/share/app11:10
mdkeseb128: sure, we don't use screenshots much11:10
janimoand falls back to it for not found associations11:10
janimothe spec is not too clear on this from what UI read11:10
seb128mdke: that would slightly modify the panel look but I'm not sure anybody cares really of a such detail11:10
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seb128janimo: sure, I though you were using gnome-vfs for that11:11
janimoseb128: no, does not affect gnome behaviour in any way11:11
seb128I'm sure your changes will not affect GNOME, don't worry ;)11:11
seb128I just though you were using gnome-vfs to get the mimemagic etc11:11
janimoseb128: so you know some standard trick other than adding XDG_DATA dirs in some session init script11:12
janimoseb128: heh ;) , no thinar has it's own mime library11:12
seb128if you are your implementation feel free to use a siliar defaults.list for xfce and hack yours package to use that one11:12
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janimosince gtk/glib does not provide such a basic mime functionality11:12
seb128janimo: XDG_DATA will not work, you will stop having the /usr/share/applications/*.desktop listed I think11:12
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mdkeseb128: oh we'll need to change section 4.3.7.1 (under Hardware) for disks-admin too. FYI11:12
janimoseb128: I'll see what I can do11:13
seb128janimo: hack your code to look to an another location for defaults.list I would say11:14
seb128janimo: that's what Debian did for GNOME11:14
seb128so they don't conflict with KDE for that11:14
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ograjanimo, there are people having problems with xfce session on logout in ltsp, seems xfce doesnt detect that you are not physically at the console and offers shutdown and reboot to terminal users11:16
ogra(gnome-session detects that and only offers logout/switch user/lock screen)11:16
desrtogra; a lot of the xscreensavers assume that they won't be drawn over top of11:18
desrtogra; and, therefore, don't handle expose events11:18
desrtogra; they just draw.....11:18
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desrtogra; so if you gdk_window_show the X window that they're drawing onto the flicker that that causes really messes up the display11:19
ogradesrt, dont worry, i'll add the patch 11:20
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janimoogra, thanks I'll try to see what it is11:20
desrtogra; awesome.  thx :)11:20
janimoogra, although xfce4-session just uses HAL to shutdown/reboot so the dialog may be there but inactive?11:21
ogradesrt, LP has a 5min delay in mail processing, i answered without seeing the next twop comments, it was only a first debugging hint to ask to run it without g-s-s11:21
ograsorry for the confusion11:21
janimoogra, do you have a link to the posts or doem more details?11:21
desrtogra; ahh.  ok.  sorry if my reply came across as a bit hostile, then :)11:21
janimounless they;re using breezy11:21
dholbachjanimo: you can seed tango-icon-theme-common now (and gnumeric-gtk too)11:22
janimodholbach: seeded a while ago, will need to recreate xubuntu dsktop though. Thanks :)11:22
ograjanimo, not really, Petraris is a frequent guest in #edubuntu and trying a xfce setuo on ltsp currently, i think he already talked to you about other stuff11:22
dholbachjanimo: ok11:23
janimoogra: yes the nick sounds familiar11:23
ograjanimo, i'll talk to him to contact you11:23
janimoogra: thanks. either me personally or a bug in LP against xfce4-session is ok11:23
ograyep11:24
ograjanimo, there must be code in gnome-session to detect that, so you likely cna just copy it11:24
ogra*can11:24
janimook, I am not sure yet what the symptoms are but once that;s clear I'll see how to solve it11:25
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freeflyingpitti: ping11:29
pittihi freeflying 11:30
freeflyingpitti: sorry for bother, would you mind join #ubuntu-tw11:30
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freeflyingpitti: guys of ubuntu-tw have problems with i18n wanna comunicate with you 11:32
Kamionjanimo: xubuntu tasks in the archive exist now, so netboot installs should work11:32
pittifreeflying: I'm in11:33
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freeflyingpitti: thx11:36
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caleb-carlos: Is there some script to upload A LOT OF po-files?11:37
caleb-caleb-: pitti saird that we may ask you...:P11:37
carloscaleb-: what do you mean by 'A LOT OF po-files' ?11:37
caleb-s/saird/said/11:37
carlosfor a single language?11:37
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freeflyingpitti: seems you fogot add zh l-s in your daily repos :)11:38
caleb-carlos: ubuntu-tw has 300 pos waited to be upload.11:38
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caleb-carlos: but we just know hot to upload one after one...11:38
carloscaleb-: hmmm no, I don't think we have such script11:38
carlosthat's something doable11:39
pittifreeflying: I changed the scripts to build all languages this morning; check after today's cron job (around 1600 UTC)11:39
caleb-carlos: so...we still must upload one and one and one...?11:39
freeflyingpitti: great, thx11:39
carloscaleb-: yes :-(11:39
carloscaleb-: you should not wait so much time to upload them...11:39
caleb-carlos: ok, we will find more people to upload...11:39
carloscaleb-: what I did in the past11:40
carlosis with curl simulate the submits11:40
caleb-carlos: :P KDE users at Taiwan is not very active in translation...11:40
carlosbut the upload form has changed since the time I wrote that curl script and I don't have it around anymore11:40
carloscaleb-: you could do something like that11:41
ajmitchKamion: could you look at python2.3-{xml,imaging} in NEW? I need them for zope2.8 & related packages11:41
carloscaleb-: hmm if it's KDE... I think we could do something.....11:41
caleb-carlos: if there has some new way to upload pos, you may tell freeflying instead. I have to leave in 10 minutes...11:43
caleb-carlos: Thank you. :-)11:43
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carloscaleb-: hmm, no, sorry, we cannot do anything yet. The trick will not work with distributions, just with products, sorry...11:43
Kamionajmitch: I'm in the middle of something that requires my full concentration at the moment, but I'll do it when I'm finished11:49
ajmitchalright, thanks11:49
carlosKamion: upps, sorry, I forgot your update request... I'm going to do it now11:50
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dholbachwho is a bit familiar with gawk and could check some patches that iegary sent?12:17
Kamionmdke: I'm planning to change the Ubiquity icon, per bug 41472; any objections?12:17
UbugtuMalone bug 41472 in ubiquity "icon not descriptive" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4147212:17
Kamionto http://www.tuxresources.org/antonio/Documentos/ubuntu-express-install/express-vetor.svg12:17
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ograhmm, branded ? 12:18
Kamionogra: yes, but no more than the existing one12:20
ograi would imagine a CD instead of the logo might work better 12:20
Kamioncontributions welcome; I can't draw12:21
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ograthe logo isnt as prominent in the crurrent icon, its rather swallowed a bit by the background12:21
jsgotangcoit seems to work on my eyes though12:21
jsgotangco"put ubuntu into this HD"12:21
mdkeKamion: nope12:22
jsgotangcoor computer hrmmm12:22
ograjsgotangco, and what about edubuntu and xubuntu ? 12:22
Kamionmay be a matter of my eyes, looks pretty prominent in the existing icon to me12:22
ograa neutral icon needs no rebranding ;)12:22
KamionI'm not objecting, but *you* need to talk to the artwork guys about that12:23
ograyep understood12:23
Kamionin the meantime I honestly don't think that this change makes anything worse12:23
ogranope, i didnt say it does :)12:24
ograbut i never even noticed the logo in the current icon, while this one directly jumped in my face, i just noted the difference12:25
Kamionwhat were you using to view the new icon?12:25
ografirefox12:26
KamionI think it might be different if you have it on the desktop, with transparency etc.12:26
ograhmm12:28
dholbachelmo: it seems that you're quite familiar with gawk - would you mind, if I subscribe you to the bugs with patches to get your input?12:28
ograthe arrow is half transparent, that looks very odd on the edubuntu default wallpaper12:28
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slomoogra: any news with dia 0.95?12:32
dholbachhey slomo!12:33
Kamioncarlos: thanks12:34
slomohi dholbach :)12:34
seb128Kamion: I'm trying a daily CD, ubiquity default to "Brussels" if you pick french as language ... is a that a known issue? What sort of data do you need for that?12:36
Kamionseb128: known and filed, I don't think I need any further information, thanks12:37
Kamionseb128: bug 4391412:37
UbugtuMalone bug 43914 in ubiquity "city selection (step 3) fails in some languages" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4391412:37
seb128Kamion: ok, thank you12:37
Toadstoolhi here! dholbach, as you're the one who took care of lintian 1.23.13, do you have time to review the latest debdiff attached to bug 36505?12:38
UbugtuMalone bug 36505 in lintian "Ubuntu Lintian shouldn't do the nmu checks" [Wishlist,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3650512:38
dholbachToadstool: not at the moment - but somebody else should be up to the job too12:38
Toadstoolok12:38
Toadstoolanybody else? :)12:39
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Kamionajmitch: done, source uploads anyway01:18
ajmitchthanks01:18
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ograMithrandir, what happened about the announced flight8 prep on friday ? 01:41
pittiMithrandir: you mean during the install, or in the running system?01:41
pittiMithrandir: (in a running system, that's hal probing CD-ROMs for media changes)01:42
Mithrandirpitti: in the running system.01:42
janimoogra: F8 is for this next Friday no?01:42
Mithrandirpitti: why does it do it when there's a cd mounted already?01:42
ograjanimo, as i understood it it was last fri ...01:42
pittiMithrandir: because it's too dumb to look at the mount status01:42
janimono, biweekly I think01:42
Mithrandirogra: it's going to be sent out tomorrow or wednesday, as I said in the meeting.01:42
ograMithrandir, oh, then janimo is right and i mixed up the weeks ?01:43
Mithrandirogra: I have no idea what dates you were thinking of, but flight 8 is going to be released on friday, freeze begins thursday morning.01:44
ograMithrandir, your weekly status said we'll prepare for flight8 on friday :)01:44
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UbugtuMalone bug 31433 in notification-daemon "notify bubble has text across screens" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3143301:44
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ograso i misunderstood that we'll start preparing for it on friday and not we'll have it on friday :)01:45
Mithrandirnah, last Friday would have been too soon.01:46
_ionmvo: Any news re: notification-daemon + xinerama? :-)01:46
ograyep, but at least i got edubuntu nearly in shape over the weekend through that :)01:46
_ionmvo: Sorry for bugging you all the time, i'm sure you're very busy.01:46
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zulheylo01:53
_ionhighlow01:53
Riddellpitti: are the language packs at http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/ actually updated?  the version number on them suggests they are still from last thursday01:56
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pittiRiddell: oh, hm, they are updated, but the version number is wrong01:57
pittiRiddell: I'll fix that, thanks01:57
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simiraseb128: remember the gnome panel crashing - bug?02:03
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pittiRiddell: did you see my printer question from this morning?02:18
_ionI posted about notification-daemon+xinerama to the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=17677502:21
pitticarlos: may it be the case that the latest dapper tarball is from Thursday? the timestamp.txt still says May 11th02:21
pittiRiddell: ^ that's the root cause for the wrong version number02:21
mvo_ion: thanks, I have a look today, keep nagging me if not 02:21
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carlospitti: could be02:22
carlospitti: we had some problems with the mirror db02:22
carlospitti: yes, latest one was done on Thursday...02:23
carlos:-(02:23
Riddellpitti: I did then I forgot about it, let me try new cupsys now02:23
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pittiRiddell: I tried the command mentioned in the bug report, and it works for me (but I don't have that printer)02:24
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pittiBenC: Hi! Do you think you can apply all the outstanding vulns in the dapper kernel by Thursday? (the freeze)02:27
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BenCpitti: I think I already have, but I'll check the list to make sure02:28
pittiBenC: ah, great; can you please add the CVEs?02:28
tsengmorn pitti 02:28
pittiBenC: there's also a bunch of new issues in SCTP, I'll mail you the stuff02:28
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pittitseng: hey hey02:28
BenCpitti: ok02:29
Mithrandirhmm, is there a way to send ctrl-alt-f1 or similar to a guest in vmware?02:29
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Riddellpitti: yes, printing seems to work now without complaint02:36
pittiRiddell: cool, thanks for confirming02:36
sladenMithrandir: change the vmware hotkey to something other than ctrl-alt02:42
sladenMithrandir: or do  chvt 102:42
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Mithrandirsladen: I fixed it by using ctrl-alt-shift-f1 since the kernel reacts to that too.02:49
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h3sp4wnIs there anyway to see the code which generates the cdimages on the build servers - I have been messing about adding packages to the squashfs and rebuilding the live-cd they work but always seem to run slower than the actual live cd's - or any documentation about the squashfs (and the way its built)02:54
Mithrandirh3sp4wn: the squashfs is just built with mksquashfs and no fancy parameters.02:56
h3sp4wnMithrandir: Thanks for the response - at least now I know that I am just messing something up along the way02:58
Mithrandirh3sp4wn: but you should always measure speed, not count on "feels slower"02:58
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h3sp4wnMithrandir: It boots alot slower (minutes as apposed to seconds) - I will investigate thanks again03:01
Kamionh3sp4wn: our normal live CDs boot in minutes for me03:02
MithrandirKamion: bug 40328, do you have any idea about that?  It seems to work correctly for me..03:02
UbugtuMalone bug 40328 in oem-config "OEM install created user has wrong $PATH" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4032803:02
h3sp4wnKamion: I am using xubuntu which boots pretty quick from the official one but alot slower from mine03:02
Kamionh3sp4wn: ah03:03
KamionMithrandir: no clue, unless it was some kind of transient problem in user-setup (I know that's a cop-out answer)03:04
Kamionsounds like PATH in /etc/environment wasn't being picked up by pam actually03:04
Kamionor indeed .bashrc or anywhere else ...03:04
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MithrandirKamion: well, according to pitti /etc/environment didn't include PATH03:05
Mithrandirmgalvin: hi, do you think there's need for a flight 8 page?  I'm aiming at releasing it on Friday.03:05
jsgotangcow00t03:06
Kamionunless libpam-modules failed to configure properly, maybe03:06
mgalvinMithrandir: i think so... there has been a bunch of artwork improvements and such that can help fill a page... i will create the flight 8 page by then03:07
sivangre people03:07
mgalvinMithrandir: thanks for the advance notice :)03:07
Mithrandirmgalvin: thanks a lot!03:07
mgalvinnp03:07
KamionMithrandir: hmm, your oem-config fixes look dubious03:08
KamionMithrandir: you moved the child widgets around, but you moved the <property name="position"> elements03:08
Kamionas well03:08
Kamionwhich override order in the glade file03:08
Kamionat least in user-setup03:08
MithrandirKamion: they looked correct in glade here.03:08
Kamionok, maybe I'm confused03:09
MithrandirKamion: I did the change using emacs and not glade, so I might have fucked it up, but I did look at it in glade.03:10
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carlosRiddell: hi, around?03:33
Riddellcarlos: yes03:33
carlosRiddell: why do we have kde-i18n-de 3.5.1 instead of 3.5.2 like other language tarballs?03:34
Riddellthat's a very good question03:35
Riddellit's not in dapper-changes, it must have slipped somewhere along my way to making the kde-i18n packages, I'll fix that today03:37
carlosRiddell: do you have an easy way to check any other language pack that has that problem?03:37
Riddellcarlos: did kdelibs.pot get imported into rosetta?03:37
carlosoh, I forgot to check it.., just a second...03:38
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carlosRiddell: the one we have imported was generated on 12th May03:39
carlosRiddell: you will need to print the package name ;-)03:40
Riddellall fine apart from kde-i18n-hsb which isn't released with kde 3.503:40
carlosRiddell: seems like German and something else are outdated03:40
carlosVersion: 4:3.4.3-0ubuntu203:40
carlosoh03:40
carlosok03:40
MithrandirKamion: hmm, have we removed the test phase from oem-config?03:40
iwjseb128: mdke sent me a mail about epiphany and DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation; he says you wanted a new symlink.  Can I have a quick word just to check I understand properly ?03:44
seb128iwj: hi, ah right03:45
iwjSo I'm guessing that the reason you want this link is that you've got some thing where the homepage is ..../index-$LOCALE.html and it falls back to that with LOCALE=C ?03:45
seb128iwj: we want to set the startup page to "/usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/locales/index-%l.html" where "%l" is the locale03:46
iwj*snap* :-)03:46
seb128iwj: correct03:46
seb128is that fine to have an index-C.html then? :)03:46
iwjRight.  So you just need that one extra link from the name that epiphany falls back to, to point to the alternatives-provided en_US page.03:46
KamionMithrandir: yeah - since oem-config now brings you to a normal desktop until you run oem-config-prepare by hand, it's easy to pick hwdb-client from the menus03:47
iwjSorry to be double-checking like this but this link farm is rapidly growing confusing :-).03:47
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robertjFrank Schoep's minimal usplash is very nice looking, although I fear the text really can't go yet as he wishes :(03:48
seb128iwj: no problem, we just need an index-C.html pointing to whatever is the standard default 03:48
janimois /usplash_fifo supposed to stick around even after boot? It interferes with tab-completion for /usr :)03:49
iwjRight.03:49
iwjI'm just trying to think which package this should be in.03:50
iwjI think the answer is epiphany.03:50
iwjff is another possibility if you think others might need it too.03:50
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iwjOh, no, hold on, I'm not thinking clearly.   .../home/locales  isn't actually a directory, it's an alternatives link.03:52
seb128iwj: whatever ships the startup pages seems a good candidate no?03:52
iwjSo you need one in each provided alternative.03:53
MithrandirKamion: ok, thanks.03:53
seb128iwj: what startup page does firefox use?03:53
iwjI _think_ I can do this by furtling the script in ubuntu-docs.03:53
iwjseb128: /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html as the fallback; /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/locales/index-$LOCALE.html for locale-specific pages.03:54
iwjBut LOCALE != C03:54
seb128iwj: epiphany has no such feature yet, but the startup page is a gconf key so it's easy to have some code replacing %l by the locale and falling back to something03:54
iwjRight.03:54
seb128iwj: C as fallback looks sort of right to me03:54
seb128(if we want the patch accepted upstream)03:54
seb128but if that's easier for you we can fallback on -en_US.html03:55
iwjThere is no -en_US.html either.03:55
iwj(Actually, en_US might be in the translateable list so it might be a symlink to the fallback page.)03:55
seb128just "index.html"? that would make impossible to have a generic case03:55
seb128I mean index-%l.html03:55
iwjHave you read DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation ?  It's all a bit mad.03:56
iwjAnd epiphany definitely seems saner.  Anyway I think I understand your requirement now.03:56
iwjI'll just wait for mdke to get back to me about his new locales.03:56
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iwjmdke: ping03:56
seb128no I didn't read that page (yet)03:56
seb128ok03:56
seb128if you can give me any locale to fallback that will do it, I've a preference for "C" though which would allow to make a patch upstreameable03:57
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iwjYes, C is fine.03:57
iwjErr, so you'll have it look for index-%l.html and if that's ENOENT use index-C.html ?03:58
iwjOr do you need to build in a list of which locales have pages ?03:58
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seb128iwj: I'll look if index-<locale>.html exists, and if that's not the case fallback to index-C.html04:02
iwjExcellent./04:03
iwjseb128: I've updated DapperFirefoxStartPageTranslation to document this new plan.04:06
seb128iwj: thank you04:06
DizietI think we should get a formal freeze exception or at least some kind of discussion.  mdz complained about DFSPT that it hadn't been sufficiently approved.04:07
seb128fine with me04:07
iwjOops, I'm confused.  Typing into two clients.04:07
mdkeiwj: yeah04:09
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iwjmdke: Can you email me a list of the locales to add, then ?04:23
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iwjmdke: You've just mentioned `ku' so far.  You suggested there were others ?04:25
dholbachjanimo: I'm going to upload icon-naming-utils with a patch to build symlinks for xfce too04:32
dholbachjanimo: if you're in a hurry you can rebuild tang*-icon-theme* (once it has built)04:32
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janimodholbach: cool, tahnks04:36
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Coyctecmwhy amd64 bootsplash is different from x86 o_O04:46
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Coyctecmwell it's not anymore :P04:54
Coyctecmwhy change it back to that old brown...04:54
Coyctecm:(04:54
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zakamehi all05:07
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carlospitti: hi, could you execute your script again?05:12
carlospitti: seems like the tarball was ready after your script started...05:12
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carlospitti: thank you05:13
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mvoKamion: can you please NEW app-install-data-commercial?05:24
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jcoleudev: Conflicts: hotplug which is a virtual package05:25
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ozamosiDoes anyone here knows if Shipit for Dapper really will have the proposed pay-for-faster-delivery-feature?05:28
pitticarlos: I can do that, sure05:28
ploumarf, no more man pages for C 05:29
tsengploum: manpages-dev?05:29
ploumtseng: exactly what I was looking for, thanks :-)05:30
ozamosi(or where I should ask)05:30
Kamionmvo: where should it live? (component)05:31
Kamionozamosi: #launchpad (for the software) or info@shipit.ubuntu.com (for policy)05:32
mvoKamion: in main please, its just a split-out of the desktop files from app-install-data05:32
mvoKamion: to make post-release updates very simple (and small)05:32
ozamosiKamion: thanks!05:32
Kamionmvo: ok, you're responsible for seeding it05:32
Kamionsource accepted05:32
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kagouhi05:33
pittihi kagou 05:33
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kagouhi pitti 05:33
mvoKamion: thanks! it will be a dependency of gnome-app-install 05:33
siretartKamion: while you are at NEW, can you please have a look at fai-kernels as well? 05:34
siretartKamion: they are just installation kernels needed by 'fai'05:34
Kamionwhat does fai need that can't be handled by the standard kernel?05:34
Kamionadditional kernels are a greater security/support burden05:34
Kamionajmitch: python2.3-imaging-sane  Depends: python2.3-imaging (= 1.1.5-4ubuntu2), python (>= 2.4), python (<< 3), python2.3, libc6 (>= 2.3.4-1), libsane (>= 1.0.11-3)05:36
mvoKamion: IIRC it has no security implications because the kernel is only used to bootstrap the system for new installs, then the "normal" kernel is installed05:36
zygahello 05:36
siretartKamion: they need a option for nfsroot. and they are special, because the build process creates a new kernel image using make-kpkg, which gets included in the binary dep05:36
Kamionajmitch: seems a bit odd05:36
siretartdeb, that is05:36
siretartKamion: they are only for booting the nfsroot. and every installation is inherently insecure and only sesible in trusted environments05:37
Kamionwell, support too, in case of bugs05:37
siretartKamion: I talked to thomas lange, fai main author about this05:37
siretartthey get rebuilt on every upload05:37
Kamionnot every upload of our normal kernel source05:37
siretartit is 'just' a small package with special kernel config, but uses the package 'linux-source-2.6.15'05:38
siretartand it it universe after all05:38
Kamionoh, I see, that's a bit better05:38
siretartfai doesn't make too much sense without it05:38
siretartso either we include it, or we cut fai out altogether05:38
Kamionfor edgy, this should be integrated into the linux-source-2.6.* package directly if possible as an extra flavour, the same way we did for d-i kernels05:40
Kamionwith that (strong) reservation, I've accepted the source05:42
siretartthis would need some coordination with the fai team because of the way it is used in fai, but I'll talk to them about that05:42
siretartthe thing is this: fai expects the binary debian package at some place05:42
Kamionthanks05:42
siretartwhich gets extracted into an nfsroot05:42
siretartthank you for accepting!05:42
Kamionsure, we could deliver that from linux-source-2.6.blah though05:42
siretartok. I'll talk to the kernel team for edgy05:43
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Kamioncheers05:43
jcolei just did a fresh netinstall and it didn't install the full system (no X, no ubuntu-desktop, etc.)... when i do an "apt-get update && apt-get install ubuntu-desktop" i get "udev: Conflicts: hotplug which is a virtual package"... any ideas?05:43
siretartI wasn't aware that fai is in that bad state, I'll try to get it prettier for edgy05:43
Kamionjcole: how long ago?05:43
Kamionnetwork installs were broken until recently due to bogus Task headers in the archive05:44
jcoleKamion: last night... i just let it do it's thing last night and went to bed05:44
Kamionfrom some mirror, or from archive.ubuntu.com?05:44
jcoleKamion: an internal mirror05:45
Kamionand dapper or something else?05:45
jcoleKamion: ya, dapper05:45
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Kamiondid you have universe enabled during install?05:45
jcoleKamion: i'll point at an official mirror and see if that helps05:45
Kamionnothing in main Provides: hotplug05:45
jcoleKamion: yes i do05:45
Kamionmurasaki in universe Provides: hotplug but that's it05:46
jcolemurasaki?05:46
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Kamionif you've never heard of it, I doubt you have it installed05:47
Kamionanyway, the archive fix happened over the weekend, so your mirror might not have it yet05:47
Kamionthe Task headers had been last updated in February - could cause apt some pretty significant confusion05:47
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jcoleweird...05:56
jcoleroot@jcubuntu:~# apt-get remove hotplug05:56
jcoleNote, selecting murasaki instead of hotplug05:56
jcolePackage murasaki is not installed, so not removed05:56
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~$ apt-cache show murasaki | grep ^Provides05:56
infinityProvides: hotplug05:56
infinityI assume you didn't actually HAVE "hotplug" installed, and apt got royally confused.05:56
Kamionyou didn't have hotplug installed, so apt is trying to be helpful and remove what it thought you meant to remove05:57
Kamionwell, "helpful"05:57
jcolewhat the heck is providing hotplug? -> "udev: Conflicts: hotplug which is a virtual package"05:57
zygaanyone interested in aptitude sigsegv, reproducible05:57
mjg59_jcole: udev performs the role of hotplug nowadays05:58
jcolemjg59_: maybe it's conflicting with itself somehow?05:58
Kamionno, your apt database is just broken05:59
Kamionprobably due to installing from a very confused mirror05:59
Kamion'apt-get -f install' may help to fix it up a bit05:59
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jcoleKamion: tried that... doesn't find anything... i'll point to an official mirror and see what happens06:00
zygachecking06:02
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infinityjcole: Is this a custy old install?  If so, "dpkg --forget-old-unavail" works wonders for cleaning up junk that seems to randomly upset apt's problem resolver.06:03
mdkeiwj: I'll have to do some searching in my email to find others, if there are any. I'll let you know06:07
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iwjmdke: OK.  Can you let me know ASAP please ?  Otherwise I should do the thing for epiphany now and tag you on later.06:18
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jcolebtw guys, i noticed lots of people slapping in external repos (especially nerim.net) and not pinning to breezy/dapper... do you think it would be a good idea to have default installs with a pinned /etc/apt/preferences file?06:20
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mdkeiwj: can you do epiphany and -ku now? I can always do any others later myself, if I find some06:31
sladenjcole: interesting suggestion.  It might well be---or at a least a commented out example of a pinned config06:33
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iwjmdke: Sure.06:35
KamionMithrandir: are you using my oem-config baz repository at all? I'm about to convert it to bzr06:36
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mdkeiwj: thanks a lot06:38
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mdkeseb128: re your email, Jane is going to send you the details for the Help menu, I think06:44
seb128mdke: ok, cool06:44
seb128mdke: I just figured that need to be sorted so sent a mail to get some comments on what to do06:45
seb128mdke: feel free to forward to or Cc Jane if you think she should get it ;)06:45
mdkeseb128: yeah agreed.06:45
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jcolesladen: i'm thinking about making pinning default for my company's ubuntu net-installs... should work well for those that try to get clever by mixing the debian/nerim repos... what do you think?06:46
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MithrandirKamion: no, since I didn't know about it.06:48
sladenjcole: do it and put up a spec with your experiences from doing that... actually have done it and garnered the expereience would be useful06:48
KamionMithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/oem-config/mainline/ then06:49
jcole hmm, "apt-get install ubuntu-standard ubuntu-desktop" worked.... but 'aptitude install "~t^ubuntu-standard$|~t^ubuntu-desktop$"' OR 'aptitude install "~n^ubuntu-standard$|~n^ubuntu-desktop$"' give that hotplug conflict error06:50
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jcoledoes aptitude have a separate package cache from apt-get? or, does aptitude also install suggests/recommends?06:52
mvojcole: it also install recommends by default06:54
mdkesabdfl: erm, your email of just now is completely different to what you said last week, and what Jane just sent me, which I agree with06:54
mvojcole: and it has a different problemResolver (but in practise that should not matter that much)06:54
mdkesabdfl: http://pastebin.com/71904506:55
iwjseb128: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ian/d/ubuntu-docs_6.05.3_all.deb.  Not in dapper yet but this'll help you prepare your epiphany upload.  Let me know whether it seems good to you and get back to me if I've done it wrong.06:55
_ionAptitude also remembers which packages were requested to be installed by the user, and which were installed because of dependencies.06:55
_ionThat pretty much removes the need to use deborphaner. That is if you only use aptitude.06:56
jcolemvo: hmm... for the netinstalls, maybe i  should jsut blank out the pkgsel/install-pattern seed, and have a base-config/late_command post script call apt-get install instead06:57
seb128iwj: 40406:57
iwjOh, it seems my uplink is a bit lagged and the file is big.  It's still uploading.06:57
mvojcole: aptitude has a option "--without-recommends" that may help06:58
seb128iwj: ok06:58
jcolemvo: that's it... 'aptitude install "~n^ubuntu-standard$|~n^ubuntu-desktop$" --without-recommends' works06:59
Kamionjcole: base-config/late_command is dead, you need to use preseed/late_command now (and prefix chroot /target)06:59
Kamionyour mirror is *still* broken though :)07:00
jcoleKamion: well, i'm pointing to archive.ubuntu.com now07:00
Kamionfresh install from there?07:00
jcoleKamion: not fresh yet07:01
KamionI'm not saying that's definitely your problem or that archive.u.c is definitely correct now, but I'd like to see the results of a fresh install from archive.u.c07:01
jcolecan --without-recommends be added to pkgsel/install-pattern?07:02
jcole...i wonder how many packages i would "lose" though07:03
ploumOnce I modified  some code that come from apt-get source, how can I make patch against the original package ?07:04
Kamionjcole: the code that processes pkgsel/install-pattern already uses --without-recommends.07:04
iwjseb128: It's there now.07:08
jcoleKamion: ok, i must have a really borked install, that used the wrong task database for install... time to do fresh :)07:08
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seb128iwj: package looks fine to me, thank you07:10
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iwjseb128: Good.  I'll rebuild *-{docs,artwork} tomorrow and diff them and pass them to you as well.07:10
iwjDon't upload the new epiphany until the new *-{docs,artwork} are in.07:11
seb128iwj: right07:12
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jcoleKamion: regarding late_command, is there also a d-i debconf late_command for when after the system has rebooted and installed all packages? i would like to run a post script that calls binaries not available in the d-i install environment07:16
Kamionjcole: chroot /target run_stuff07:17
Kamionjcole: in preseed/late_command07:17
Kamionjcole: there's no longer anything for when the system's rebooted, but chrooting is practically always sufficient07:17
jcoleKamion: interesting07:18
iwjMust go now or I'll be late.07:19
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jcoleKamion: so, something like preseed/late_command = cp /postinstall.sh /target/; chroot /target /bin/sh /postinstall.sh07:23
Kamionjcole: where are you going to get your /postinstall.sh from?07:26
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Kamionjcole: seems a bit baroque, I'd just dump the commands into preseed/late_command chroot /target sh -c '...' directly, but yeah, that'd work if you arrange to get postinstall.sh from somewhere07:27
jcoleKamion: i've inserted it into the initrd with preseed.cfg :)07:27
Kamionok07:27
Kamionalthough preferably stick it in /target/tmp/ so it gets cleaned out on reboot07:27
jcoleKamion: thanks again for your help07:29
Kamionnp07:30
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bluefoxicymeh where is pitti07:59
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bluefoxicyHuys what is Dapper+1 called08:10
pygiedgy eft, but its not for this channel08:10
tsengEdgey Eft08:10
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pygi#ubuntu+108:10
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bluefoxicyHey tseng.08:11
tsenghi08:12
Kamionbluefoxicy: he's gone off for the evening08:12
bluefoxicyKamion:  Ah, I was wondering if there were any solid plans for https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder/BOFs/ProactiveSecurityRoadmap08:12
KamionI'd suggest mailing him08:13
bluefoxicyI guess I'll try back.. another day.  Finals are tomorrow so.. hm?08:13
bluefoxicyGot an e-mail addy?08:13
bluefoxicyactually thunderbird might know already.08:13
Kamionor it's spread all over ubuntu-devel@, dapper-changes@, ubuntu-devel-announce@, ...08:14
bluefoxicyyeah, I got it.  I'll speak with him and see if this is going anywhere any time soon.08:14
bluefoxicytseng:  what are you up to these days?  Still chasing kernel bugs?08:14
tsengbluefoxicy: no sir, I let BenC build my kernel for me08:14
bluefoxicyGot tired of putting 3-4 more security updates in 2.6 every day huh08:15
bluefoxicyalright, well, I'm out.  Later.08:16
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UsiuHi08:27
UsiuHow to build ubuntu packages with pbuilder on debian?08:28
Usiuany quick guide?08:28
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zygaUsiu: there is a guide on the wiki08:28
zygacheck it out08:28
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LaserJockUsiu: you might check out the chroot and pbuilder sections of http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html too08:32
UsiuOk..08:32
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sladendholbach: regarding bug #44856, did the new tangerine g-p-m icons are http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/ic/#battery-charged actually go in?09:09
UbugtuMalone bug 44856 in gnome-power-manager "I always have the old icons..." [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4485609:09
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dholbachsladen: gpm doesnt do icon theme look up09:09
dholbachsladen: from what i've gathered it does since 2.15.x09:09
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sladendholbach: "icon theme look up" ?09:12
sladendholbach: is this some gettext() style-y overide mechanism?09:12
dholbachsladen: yes - looking icons up considering the icon theme the user set09:12
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sladendholbach: so the theme is providing possible overrides for icons that are otherwise already in the g-p-m package as part of the normal distribution09:14
dholbachif the code doesn't use hardcoded pixmaps, but icon theme look up, some gtk functions are used to look up 1) the pixmap in the right size in the users theme, 2) the theme's fallbacks in order, 3) in /usr/share/icons/hicolor09:15
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sladendholbach: groovy.  thanks, ta09:16
dholbachde rien09:16
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_ionThe following packages have unmet dependencies:10:54
_ion  gnome-app-install: Depends: app-install-data-commercial but it is not installable10:54
seb128_ion: http://launchpad.net10:54
seb128_ion: but for that one better to wait probably10:54
seb128the package is new and probably needs to be processed 10:54
_ionOk.10:55
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_ionmvo: Btw, have you had the chance to look at bug #31433 yet?10:55
UbugtuMalone bug 31433 in notification-daemon "notify bubble has text across screens" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3143310:55
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mvo_ion: slomo__ will take care of it :)10:58
mvo_ion: (see #ubuntu-desktop)10:59
_ionmvo: Hm, ok. :-) I was bugging you because your name is in the "Assigned To" field.10:59
seb128_ion: you can also assume that installability issues are known11:00
seb128_ion: and that chan is not an place to report bugs anyway ;)11:01
mvo_ion: no worries, we get it fixed :)11:01
_ionseb128: Well, i didn't really consider the action of pasting those lines to be the bug report. I pasted them to get some (any) feedback, which i got. :-)11:02
seb128_ion: right, but still, that's not the right place to get feedback on an user issue :)11:02
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nekohayohmmm... gnome-app-install has a missing dependency (gnome-app-install-commercial), I'd just like to make sure somebody is aware of this11:35
crimsunit's not missing; it hasn't been NEWed yet.11:35
nekohayoas it blocks from installing ubuntu desktop11:36
nekohayoah I see ok11:36
Burgworkcrimsun, not so keen on the word commercial there11:41
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KamionI've accepted app-install-data-commercial now11:48
KamionBurgwork: you should talk to mvo (who's actually responsible for it) rather than a random person who happened to mention it on IRC :-)11:49
BurgworkKamion, yes, I should. It was more a random comment to spur random discussion that a complaint. It is a slow day at work11:49
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Kamion"proprietary" would be more accurate, I agree11:50
Burgworkand commercial is one of those weasel words that means too much11:50
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mdkeit means something you pay for, I guess. is that what the package is?11:51
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Kamionit has no real content at the moment, you'll need to ask mvo what the planned contents are11:52
Kamionit's there so that it can be added to later without invasive changes11:52
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sivangmdke: mostly IIRC it contains data of how/where to fetch packages of prop. software.11:54
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Burgworkmdke, http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html#Commercial11:54
mdkeBurgwork: that's made me like it even more :) anyhow, it's in my job description11:55
sivangmdke: what is it that you do ?11:56
mdkeBurgwork: anyway that pages kinda confirms. Commercial means non-free-as-in-beer11:56
Kamionit's true, merely proprietary stuff can go in multiverse provided that we have permission to distribute11:56
Burgworkmdke, but commercial is clearly meant for non-free stuff11:57
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Kamioncommercial in this classification means stuff you have to pay for11:57
mdkeBurgwork: to me it means stuff you have to pay for11:57
mdkeit can be free-as-in-freedom11:57
KamionBurgwork: no, my understanding is that it's for stuff that can't go in the Ubuntu repositories because you have to pay for it11:57
Burgworkah, ok11:57
Kamionbut that's just my understanding, again talk to mvo to make sure11:57
lifelessits for third party stuff basically11:58
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