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glickis there anyway i can revert back to the old pmount before i upgrade?12:08
glickupgraded?12:09
infinityAre you sure pmount is your problem?  It hasn't been updated since May 11, and it's been working fine for all my removeable media.12:10
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glickinfinity: well it my external drive worked fine on the liveCD and the install cd RC1 then i did a upgrade all and now it doent work12:11
infinityRight, well, pmount on the RC desktop CD is the same as the pmount on your system.12:11
glickhmm12:11
glickinfinity: so what else could be the problem?12:12
glickhal maybe?12:12
infinityhal hasn't had an update since RC either.  I'm trying to see if anything interesting has...12:13
glickinfinity: does it log somewhere what i upgrade?12:14
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infinityglick: /var/log/dpkg.log12:14
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_iongtk_widget_show(windata->summary_label); gtk_widget_show(windata->body_label);12:15
_ionSorry, wrong chan.12:15
infinityI'm not seeing anything uploaded since RC that would account for your issue..12:16
infinityOh well.  I guess I'll let pitti catch your pmount bug and debug it with you.12:16
nomedwhat perms /dev/fuse should have ?12:17
nomedi'd like to use sshfs as nomrmal user without each time chmod it ..12:17
glickyeah i dont get it12:18
glickshould i try a reinstall or something?12:18
glickhm damn is a mystery for the ages12:18
glickcould i have done something screwy?12:21
Seveasnomed, please use #ubuntu for support12:23
nomedSeveas, i wanted to figure out if it's an udev issue .. first ..12:23
nomedi'll google12:23
Seveasit's not, you have to add yourself to the fuse group12:24
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nomedSeveas, i maybe need to reboot even if it looks strange .. because even if i'm in fuse group i can't use /dev/fuse12:29
nomedi can just in case i set it as root:admin12:29
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Seveasdid you logout+login after adding yourself to the fuse group?12:30
glickdo i have to maybe add myself to the fuse group?12:33
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glicknah cause i get kernel error messages12:34
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nomedSeveas, it looks like i need to use same user name as user@host12:38
nomedif i use "user1@ubuntu# sshfs user2@host: /mount/point"12:39
nomedit doesn't work12:39
nomedit works with "user2@ubuntu# sshfs user2@host: /mount/point"12:40
mjrWorked last I tried. But try setting the user in ssh config if all else fails.12:41
Seveasworks fine for me too, i can mount dkaarsem@remote even when I'm dennis@local12:45
Burgundaviajdub, can you pop the trunk on that ubuntu-website mailing list?12:51
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glickyeah i have no idea where the bug could lie, its prolly not pmount after all01:16
glickcause pmount wasnt updated01:16
glickdamn01:16
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zulhey01:46
bddebianHeya Chuck, what's happening?01:48
zulnot much...just watcihing nation geographic01:49
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glickexcuse me where can i look for individual packages?02:34
glickim looking for an older kernel package02:34
glickthe -22 kernel02:34
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glickdoes anyone know how i can rollback my kernel a version?02:49
mdkeglick: you might want #ubuntu02:49
Lathiathow do you change the title of a bug?02:53
Lathiatthsi bug ahs such a horriblke title theres been 6 duplicates including mine :)02:53
Lathiatah, "Edit Description"02:53
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bddebianYep02:59
bddebianHeya Lathiat02:59
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Lathiathowdy bddebian 03:06
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Burgundaviazul, are you in Canada?03:55
zulyep03:56
Burgundaviazul, are you on ubuntu-ca and in #ubuntu-ca ?03:56
zulim on the wiki and not in #ubuntu-ca yet03:56
bddebianHeya Burgundavia04:04
Burgundaviasalut bddebian 04:05
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mdkeRiddell: we have some translated desktop files for khelpcenter/kubuntu-docs in our repo now. if you can upload, that would rock.04:42
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jsgotangcogood morning05:01
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phil_howdy all -- anyone here inclined to comment on the current state of bcm43xx support in dapper?07:09
Burgundaviaphil_, it is included, what else do you need to know?07:10
phil_whether it's considered complete, bleeding-edge, or somewhere in between07:10
phil_i.e., whether it's expected that many people will still have to use ndiswrapper for bcm43xx under dapper final07:11
Burgundaviaphil_, I believe it is recommended you use bcm43xx07:11
Burgundaviait has been included in the mainstream kernel as of .1607:11
phil_that i did know, but between the device i'm working with now and the posts i'd seen on the forums, it seemed like the module was there but not really working yet07:13
phil_but if it is considered working, i'll go look for support info07:13
phil_would it be inappropriate to ask if any particular urls come to mind which would document this specific feature of dapper from a dev standpoint?07:15
Burgundaviaafaik, there is no documentation07:16
phil_cool, that still helps.  thx!07:16
phil_oh, and being new to ubuntu, if i should find anything useful, where should i bring it?  here?07:17
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zygais it too late for network-manager bugs?08:10
robitailleit's never too late to report bugs...08:12
robitaillebut it doesn't mean they will be solved between now and next week08:12
zyga:)08:13
zygaits pretty trivial to fix IMHO08:14
zygasome wifi cards (like mine, bcm 34xx) require down-up cycle after hibernation08:14
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zyganetwork-mangaer doesn't know about hibernation but it could perform the down-up cycle on manual 'select network' request08:15
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glatzorping Riddell09:19
glatzorhigh urgent ping to Riddell :)09:20
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pittiGood morning09:22
Hobbseehi pitti 09:23
Hobbseeglatzor: it's not even 8.30am on a sunday morning over there, you know...09:23
glatzorHobbsee: i am utc+2 :)09:23
Hobbseeglatzor: bah.  whatever that equals.  timezones should be obliviated.09:24
Hobbseeyes, let us have sun at midnight!09:24
pittiHi Hobbsee 09:24
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glatzorevening jsgotangco09:40
highvoltagehey mr jerome :)09:41
jsgotangcohello09:43
jsgotangcohow's the weekend treating you two?09:43
highvoltagevery well, thanks :)09:44
highvoltagebeen productive09:44
jsgotangcohighvoltage: did you see the email of corey regarding the download link09:48
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highvoltagejust seen it, will get to that just now09:53
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kagouhi10:32
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sivangmorning all10:50
skyridermorning10:52
sivanghey skyrider , been while since I last saw you in here :)10:55
skyrideryes, long, long time ago :(10:55
skyriderI'm more active in ubuntu-ru community then in english community10:56
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sivangskyrider: cool11:00
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tepsipakkiso, is there a RHN (Redhat Network) equivalent coming out some time after dapper release?12:01
jdubtepsipakki: sort of12:01
jdubtepsipakki: http://blogs.the451group.com/opensource/2006/05/26/mark-shuttleworth-interview-part-i-on-dapper-and-ubuntu-in-the-enterprise/12:01
tepsipakkithat's what I just read :)12:01
jdubthat's the only public mention of it thus far. :-)12:02
tepsipakkiheh12:02
tepsipakkiI understand it is a service that costs something, like RHN12:03
jdubwe'll have to wait and see ;)12:04
tepsipakkithat would make sense, there's still room for a free "alternative" whatever pops out of ServerCandy12:05
mdkejdub: I'll be your best friend if you change my blog details on planet12:05
mdkec'mon, that's a good offer12:05
jdubmdke: oh, i mustn't have pushed that up!12:05
nomedhi mdke ...12:07
nomedis it too late to fix an issue in xubuntu doc ?12:07
nomedhttp://help.ubuntu.com/6.06/xubuntu/desktopguide/C/multimedia.html12:07
nomedxubuntu doesn't need that gstreamer stuff ...12:08
mdkenomed: probably too late, yes. best to contact the author12:08
nomedor at least it should be explained it'll be needed incase user will install some other player ..12:08
nomedok12:08
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glatzorping Riddell12:15
ogramdke, heh12:15
ograits *bling*12:16
mdkegreat word, bling12:16
glatzorskyrider: hello12:16
skyriderglatzor: hello12:16
glatzorI just read your question at #translators12:16
glatzorskyrider: do you refer to the GNOME or KDE desktop?12:16
skyriderglatzor: and?12:16
skyriderGNOME of course12:16
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glatzorskyrider: hm. the term should be "Administration" and is located in the gnome-menus package12:19
skyriderskyrider: I will try to check it in rosetta now. Because I don't have my Ubuntu here.12:20
glatzorskyrider: the string shouldn't be "system settings"12:21
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glatzorcould you provide a screenshot if you are on ubuntu again?12:21
skyriderglatzor: of course. It will be later in the evening.12:22
msikmaMan, insane. I put my laptop on an online market place and in half an hour time, I got four phone calls about it.12:24
Riddellglatzor: hi12:27
glatzorgood morning Riddell12:27
glatzorRiddell: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/koffice-i18n/+bug/4705712:27
UbugtuMalone bug 47057 in koffice-i18n "koffice-i18n version not in sync with koffice" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  12:27
glatzorI could narrow down the koffice translation issue12:28
mdkehey Riddell, did you get my hilight last night? We have some translated desktop files for kubuntu-docs in the repo. Dunno if it is too late for you to upload them, would be great if you could.12:29
Riddellglatzor: we need to talk to carlos about this12:29
Riddellmdke: I'll take a look, thanks12:29
glatzorRiddell: furthermore I don't understand how the translation of koffice in rosetta works: the KDE translations are in universe and koffice itself is located in main12:29
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Riddellglatzor: they go into the language-packs like all the other rosetta translations12:30
glatzorRiddell: no. this is not the case12:31
glatzorRiddell: take a look at: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=kexi.mo&searchmode=searchfiles&case=insensitive&version=dapper&arch=i38612:31
mdkejdub: the url is slightly wrong, it has the url to the feed rather than to the blog. But thanks for adding, at any rate (I also need to figure out why it isn't dated the same as on my blog, but I haven't really looked at dates with pybloxsom yet).12:34
glatzorRiddell:  sorry, ok it is in language-pack-kde-de-base. but this was not found by the packages.ubuntu.com12:35
Riddellpackages.ubuntu.com doesn't know the contents of dapper packages12:36
jdubmdke: it gets what you give it :)12:38
mdkejdub: oh, my bad then.12:38
jdubmdke: <channel> <link> <- fix that12:38
jdubmdke: or better still, use the rss plugin12:39
mdkei'll check it out12:40
mdkejdub: I was using rss2renderer.py12:41
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jdubmdke: oh. why was it pushing out (broken) rss 0.9?12:42
mdkegod knows12:42
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mdkejdub: you know what, I've given you the wrong url.12:47
mdkejdub: should be rss2.xml12:47
jdubrss2renderer uses index.rss by default...12:49
mdkejdub: i changed it and forgot I had done so, sorry. index.rss must be getting pushed out by something else12:50
jdubcan you give rss2renderer a list of names? :)12:50
mdkejdub: don't think so. I think it is index.rss2 by default, and I set it to rss2.xml12:51
jdubmdke: (meanwhile, it's probably worth fixing any kind of crap output)12:51
mdkejdub: isn't the output at rss2.xml working?12:52
=== jdub spanks mdke for using pyblosxom anyway :0
jdub;)12:52
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jdubmdke: btw, your Ipodlinux link is " "12:53
mdkethanks12:53
glatzorRiddell: the KDE upstream translation coordinator just pointed me to incomplete translations of amarok, too.12:56
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glatzorRiddell: amarok only seems to affect only the  German  ones. koffice all languages.12:56
skyriderglatzor: Today I've heard from one of our russian translators that Russian translation of amarok is screwed.12:59
skyriderBut probably it fixed it by uploading .po12:59
skyriderI didn't checked it though01:00
skyriders/it fixed/he fixed/01:00
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pittisivang: maybe they don't end in .patch or .diff?01:01
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sivangpitti: lemme check01:03
sivangpitti: looking into 93_upstream_nautilus-dnd-user-owned.patch , it ends with patch still when trying to create a new patch, as in "$ cdbs-edit-patch 120_copy_not_move_from_readonly" I don't see it applied and see the source is untouched where this patch should apply01:05
pittisivang: 120 < 93 in asciibet01:05
mdkejdub: much better, thanks, and sorry01:05
pittisivang: simple-patchsys doesn't know about numeric ordering (neither does dpatch)01:05
sivangah, crap01:05
pittisivang: use 093 and 120 if you depend on numerical ordering01:05
sivangpitti: k, thanks alot I will do that :-)01:06
=== sivang thanks at least it's not using dpatch
sivangpitti: can I use z_my_patch_name instead?01:10
sivangpitti: (putting Z only to make it applied after all patches have been)01:10
pittisivang: why not just use a smaller patch number, like 23_foo? nautilus does not have so many patches01:11
pittisivang: if people name a patch with a very high number (90_foo), they usually *want* it to be applied last01:11
sivangpitti: okay, makes sense. /me does that 01:11
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sivangpitti: hmm, my issues is actually, that my patch must come after 93_upstream_nautilus-dnd-user-owned.patch01:12
pittisivang: so what, use 94_foo then01:12
sivangpitti: there's already patches from 93-10101:13
glatzorthanks, skyrider01:13
pittisivang: doesn't matter :) 94_foo and 94_bar will work fine01:14
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skyriderglatzor: np01:14
sivangpitti: okay, just wanted to make sure of that. thanks!01:14
pittisivang: however, 99_foo and 101_foo doesn't look right; poke the person who introduced that :)01:14
sivangpitti: you looked into the source ? :)01:17
pittisivang: no01:17
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glickhmm apprently killall doesnt work in dapper01:31
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glicki cant kill my own processes?01:32
glickkill doesnt work01:32
glickkillall doesnt work01:32
glicknot even as root01:32
tsengit absolutely works01:33
tsengtry a kill -901:33
glicktseng: killall telnet    <- should kill all my telnet processes right?01:33
glickespecially if im root?01:33
glicklol it doesnt work01:34
_ionTelnet? Eww.01:34
tsengit should, but there is no guarantee that sending a signal to a process makes it die instantly01:34
tsengif at all01:34
glicktseng: a process cant catch or ingore a term signal01:34
_ionSince when?01:34
tsengok, good luck with that then01:35
glick_ion: what do you mean since when?01:35
_ionWhy would a process not be able to catch SIGTERM?01:35
glick_ion: i mean sigquit01:35
glickor sigkill01:35
mjryou mean sigkill01:36
_ion% foo() { echo foo }; trap foo QUIT; kill -QUIT $$01:36
_ionfoo01:36
mjrand if a process doesn't die with -9, then it's a kernel problem01:36
glickkillall sends the kill signal doesnt it01:36
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mjrglick, no01:36
mjrit sends term by default01:36
mjruse the -9, luke01:36
tsengin the future this sort of thing should go to #ubuntu01:37
mjrit really should01:37
glickdamn01:37
glickok01:37
tsengbut there is nothing wrong with kill, you just misunderstand it01:37
glicki feel stupid01:37
glickheh01:37
glickthanks01:37
tsengand telnet is being a pain01:37
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glickhey where can i put a feature request into gnome?02:08
ssamglick, the gnome wiki, or write a spec on launchpad02:14
highvoltagesfllaw: ping02:16
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sivanghey highvoltage , 'sup?02:24
highvoltagesivang: hey, long time no see :)02:26
sivanghighvoltage: yes, how are you doing ?02:26
jdubglick: bugzilla.gnome.org02:26
highvoltagedoing well, we're getting the edubuntu website in shape for release. lots of work! :)02:27
glickjdub: its not a bug report ihave02:28
glickjust a idea for a feature thatd be cool02:28
jdubglick: bugzilla is not just for bug reports (have a look)02:28
_ion/summon mvo02:29
sivanghighvoltage: it's also Moin based right? like the main ubuntu site02:30
ogra_ion, its sunday02:30
ogra_ion, give him his well deserved rest :)02:30
highvoltagesivang: used to be, it's now drupal02:30
sivangah, drupal is also cool02:31
sivangmy soon to be active blog is using it02:31
sivangstill haven't figured all the features and possibilities02:31
_ionWell, i posted a fixed theme to bug #46642, anyone's free to inspect it and possibly include it in the package. :-)02:31
UbugtuMalone bug 46642 in notification-daemon "Panel notification appears too low, distorts bubble" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4664202:31
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Riddellmdz: I'd like to remove openoffice-kde from amd64, it's broken and stops the file open dialogue from working02:57
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infinityRiddell: An OOo-amd64 upload will be pending after the current ppc/i386 upload goes up, so if there's concensus on this, we can do it then.03:06
infinityRiddell: Note that removing packages doesn't magically make them get uninstalled, mind you.  So it may just be better to exclude it from your -desktop seed so new installs don't get it, and leave it at that.03:07
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Riddellinfinity: I was just meaning from the desktop seed03:09
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mdzRiddell: how long has it been broken? is there a bug open?03:10
Riddellmdz: quite a while, I remember there being a bug I can try and find the number03:11
infinityRiddell: I thought the only OOo/KDE issue was with skim/scim... I didn't realise the whole shebang was broken.03:11
mdzRiddell: was it installed and/or broken in breezy as well?03:12
Riddellinfinity, mdz: it worked in breezy, but seems to have regressed to not finding qt/kde widgets in dapper and openoffice now tries to use the native file dialogue which just doesn't do anything on amd6403:13
pittimdz: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14774  <- psycopg debdiff; I tested it very carefully and made sure that this is the only usage of \' (fixes bug 46473)03:14
UbugtuMalone bug 46473 in psycopg "psycopg needs quoting fix" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4647303:14
mdzRiddell: you need to do a seed merge & metapackage update for landscape anyway, so fine with me03:15
mdzsort of disturbing that it's remained an issue for so long though03:15
infinityRiddell: Are we sure this doesn't just need an update of ia32-libs-kde to include a few more libraries?  (Which would also, afaik, fix the OOo-amd64/KDE/skim issue?)03:16
mdzpitti: that code is pretty hideous03:16
Riddellinfinity: it would also need doko_'s patch to qt to find the lib32 directory03:17
pittimdz: you mean the comparison with space and ~? yes :)03:17
infinityRiddell: Right, which is likely too intrusive at this point.  Feh.03:18
Riddellyep03:18
mdzpitti: yes03:19
infinityWe can't force openoffice.org-amd64 off users' systems without some pretty large headaches.03:20
infinity(So we won't)03:20
pittimdz: true, but that's not really something I'd like to change at this point03:20
mdzpitti: I don't really understand the fix though03:20
infinityRiddell: So, be prepared to field a lot of "it broke on upgrade, argh" bug reports.03:20
mdzit was replacing ' with \', now it replaces ' with ''?03:20
pittimdz: right03:20
mdzpitti: that doesn't seem like it would have the same effect03:20
infinitymdz: '' is traditional SQL escaping for '03:20
pittimdz: the 'why' is a long story; http://www.postgresql.org/docs/techdocs.50 gives details, if you are interested03:20
pittimdz: with some client encodings, you can abuse \' escaping to sql injection, which is why psql now disables it by default for these client encodings03:21
mdzso if I have a string foo'bar and I want to quote it, it would be 'foo''bar'?03:21
pittimdz: also, \' is not SQL standard, '' is03:21
infinitymdz: Yup.03:21
pittimdz: right03:21
mdzthat's horrible03:21
infinityYes, it is. :)03:21
mdzbut your fix is correct in that case ;-)03:21
infinityBut it's also The Way and The Light.03:21
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pittimdz: in fact we are really, *really* lucky that ' is not a valid last byte in any known multibyte encoding (whereas \ is, which is where the problem comes from)03:22
infinityI just wish Shift-JIS and BIG5 would die already. :/03:24
infinityDealing with the dozens of random encodings for Japanese stuff I get over here is hell.03:24
doko_Riddell, infinity: it needs either the patch, or a preload, plus the scim libs and plugins in ia32-libs03:24
pittidoko_: I'm going to file a Debian bug for http://patches.ubuntu.com/patches/psycopg.CVE-2006-2314.diff now; do you have time for that soon? (I can NMU if you like)03:25
infinitydoko_: Is there any fix that you would categorize as "non-intrusive, obvious, and easy for a detached party (say, me or mdz) to identify as 'correct' at a glance"?03:25
infinitydoko_: If so, it might be nice if you could help Riddell put such a proposal together ASAP.  If not, then I guess he's stuck with dropping it from -desktop and dealing with the fallout. *shrug*03:26
pittimdz: so, permission to upload?03:26
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mdzpitti: I thought I already OKed it?03:26
pittiok :)03:26
doko_infinity: yes, maybe the preload thing that I sent, and load it using the ooo-wrapper script, so you can avoid the diversions03:27
Riddelldoko_: where can I find that and how can I test it?03:29
doko_Riddell: in a mail sent to you; wait, I'm sending it again03:29
mdzdoko_: what is all this about?03:31
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doko_mdz: scim crashing OOo on amd64 KDE03:32
Kamiongrr, stoopid grub-installer03:32
infinitymdz: Un-busticating OOo-amd64 and KDE, so Riddell doesn't have to drop the package from -desktop and break upgrades.03:32
infinitydoko_: Or, rather, I assume this will also fix that?03:32
infinitydoko_: (It's the same problem, I'm guessing, from his description?)03:32
doko_infinity: where's Riddell's description?03:33
ogradoko_, scrollback03:34
doko_ugh, file-open dialog broken?03:35
ograyep03:35
infinitydoko_: The "not finding widgets" bit seemed pertinent.03:36
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infinitydoko_: Dear God.  How is debian/control generated in OOo?  This looks scary.03:38
doko_could somebody tell me, why vnc4 was uploaded, and who did it? I cannot see any sync requests, and no uploader ...03:38
doko_infinity: debian/rules debian/control03:39
infinitydoko_: Just from debian/control.in, or does it cleverly paste all of them together somehow?03:39
infinityCurrent release:  4.1.1+X4.3.0-1003:39
infinityCreator: Barry deFreese03:39
ogradoko_, ask bddebian 03:39
doko_infinity: pasting as well03:39
doko_yeah, he's building using XFree, not xorg :-/03:40
ogrameh03:40
\shmoins03:41
ograafternoon03:41
ajmitchhi \sh, ogra 03:43
Riddellmdz: can I upload this fix for guidance? http://www.kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/guidance.diff03:43
doko_Riddell: is there a possibility to set the KDE plugin path?03:46
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mdzRiddell: the changelog should say what the patch does03:49
pittimdz: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/14776 same fix for pygresql, also no rdepends03:50
pittimdz: (in main)03:50
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mdzpitti: ok03:51
pittimdz: ETOOMANYSLASHES?03:51
infinityUgh, yeah.03:51
mdzyes03:51
Riddelldoko_: not as far as I know, although it wouldn't surprise me if there was some way to do it03:51
mdzpitti: OK to upload though03:51
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mdzRiddell: patch is fine03:53
_ionMySQL _is_ an issue.03:54
pitti_ion: I can't see why it shouldn't be, at least03:55
pittiunless it doesn't support these encodings03:55
Riddellmdz: thanks, I'll add a better description03:55
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mdzBenC: morning03:55
BenChey03:55
BenCcool, the wireless applet has the two icons closer together now...that was starting to bug me :)03:56
infinitypitti: Easy enough to test, I suppose.03:57
doko_Riddell: see http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/ooo-amd64/ for a ia32-libs-kde, which *should* fix the scim problems. please let me know, if that works03:57
pittiinfinity: sure03:57
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Riddelldoko_: downloading03:58
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doko_it includes the patched qt3, plus libscim8c2a scim-qtimm; if you run strace -e trace=file /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin -writer, then it *should* open /usr/lib32/qt/plugins at some place.04:01
doko_using the i386 strace binary of course04:01
Riddelldoko_: how do I get i386 strace?04:03
doko_download the i386 package, and put the executable in /usr/local/bin/strace3204:04
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infinitypitti: What's up with language-pack-kde-tl-base and language-pack-kde-tl being out of version sync?04:25
mdzRiddell: don't forget about that seed/metapackage merge, whatever happens with oo.o-kde04:25
infinitypitti: -base is newer than the other one, rendering them both uninstallable.04:25
infinitypitti: Oh, I see, you did a non-automatic upload of -base.  A fresh upload of the other to match versions would fix it.04:26
infinitypitti: I'm doing so right now, to get it off my "eek, broken packages" radar.04:28
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Riddellmdz: yep04:28
Riddelldoko_: fighting with scim to get it setup04:28
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\shRiddell: can we fix klaptopdaemon somehow to honhour linux key codes to fix the "Fn triggered acpi events from acpi-utils are not working" regression?04:31
doko_Riddell: I forgot something ... please could you: cp -a /etc/qt3 /etc/qt3-32, and then edit qt_plugins_3.3rc to point ti the new locations?04:32
doko_s,^lib/,lib32,04:32
doko_s,^lib/,lib32/,04:32
infinityRiddell: W. T. F.04:33
infinityRiddell: 04:34
infinitygtk-qt-engine (0.60-1.1ubuntu6) dapper; urgency=low04:34
infinity  * Don't use shlib depends, stop requiring gtk04:34
infinityRiddell: Not using shlibs is just plain wrong.04:34
ograinfinity, err, that should have been demoted to universe long ago04:34
ograat least that was my proposal at the beginning of the release04:34
ograit breaks the gnome desktop completely if its installed and upstream seems not after fixing it04:35
pittiinfinity: uh, ouch, sorry; I didn't think about that when I quickfixed -lt-base04:35
pittiinfinity: thank you04:35
infinityogra: It's still in kubuntu-desktop.04:37
infinityRiddell: Any comments on the above?  Is that meant to not be in kubuntu-desktop?04:37
ograinfinity, ouch04:38
infinityRiddell: And if it /is/ meant to be, then a better solution than "don't use shlibs" should be found, since that breaks on arches with a different libc (*cough*ia64*cough*)04:38
infinityRiddell: (Though, arguably, we don't care much about ia64 as release rolls near, you may still want to be installable there for kicks)04:38
Riddellinfinity: it is ment to be in kubuntu-desktop, its ment to sit there dormant until gtk gets installed04:39
RiddellI've also tested it under gnome lots and can never find any problems, although it doesn't get turned on by default if you have ubuntu-desktop installed04:40
Riddelldoko_: doesn't seem to make any difference04:40
infinityRiddell: Kay.  Then I'd like to fix the shlibs issue (I understand you don't want to ship GTK, so I see the reason for the workaround)04:40
doko_Riddell: which application creates /etc/qt3/qt_plugins?04:41
infinityRiddell: who knows, maybe some KDE nut at HP will be the turning point for getting them to support our ia64 port... If kubuntu is installable. :)04:41
doko_Riddell: do you have instructions, how to setup KDE for scim?04:41
Riddelldoko_: strace shows no sign of opening any plugins, although it doesn't crash at all for me, it just doesn't use skim04:41
Riddelldoko_: install skim, im-module, scim-anthy and language-pack-kde-ja-base04:42
doko_Riddell: ok, so we have to add skim, im-module, scim-anthy to ia32-libs kde04:42
Riddellrun im-module -s ja_JA -z scim-anthy; restart X and run skim04:42
Riddelldoko_: so two instances of skim running?04:43
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ReMinkHi all !04:43
doko_Riddell: which of these packages install modules into /usr/lib/qt or /usr/lib/kde ?04:44
doko_at least scim-qtimm was loaded on i38604:44
Riddelldoko_: yes, scim-qtimm also needed04:45
infinitymdz: Permission to upload the following, which makes kubuntu-desktop installable on ia64 again?  (Hey, someone at HP may be watching)04:45
infinitymdz: http://cerberus.0c3.net/~adconrad/gtk-qt-engine.debdiff04:45
infinityRiddell: ^^^04:45
mdzinfinity: what's with all the hardcoded shlibdeps?04:45
freeflying-g4doko_: hi04:46
Kamioninfinity: did you see the continued problems with bug 33351?04:46
UbugtuMalone bug 33351 in ntp-server "user "ntp" does not created" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3335104:46
infinitymdz: See the previous changelog entry.  It's in the context.  (That's Riddell's doing, not mine)04:46
Kamionnew prerm should take care not to error, I think04:46
mdzinfinity: is that the full changelog entry for 0.60-1.1ubuntu6?04:46
infinityKamion: Yeah, probably.  It was really only an issue for people who already had the broken version installed.04:46
infinitymdz: Yes, modulo Riddell's signature.04:46
mdzRiddell: whiskey tango foxtrot04:47
Riddellinfinity: good with me04:47
infinityi already WTFed. :)04:47
mdzI see04:47
Riddellmdz: I turned off shlibs on qt-gtk engine so it doesn't bring in a load of gtk dependencies onto the kubuntu CD04:48
infinitymdz: I believe the argument is to allow this to be in kubuntu-desktop, without having kubuntu-desktop pull in half the GTK/GNOME world.04:48
mdzyes, I read the earlier discussion now04:48
infinityYeah.04:48
Riddellwhich I appreciate is inelegant04:48
infinityThe word "sketchy" leaps to mind, but it's a bit late now to do it more correctly, I think.04:48
infinityKamion: I'll probably upload again to make things less fragile, though that will involve sidestepping dh_installinit, which is what's responsible for the "if invoke-rc.d fails, SCREAM REALLY LOUDLY" behaviour.04:49
infinityKamion: So, I'm weighing "let people figure it out and don't add extra hacks" against "make upgrades not suck for people who've had the broken packages installed all this time"04:50
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Kamiondh_installinit has a switch for that04:51
Kamion--error-handler or some such04:51
infinityOh, that's pretty.  I've never seen that before.04:52
infinityA bit extravagant for the problem at hand, though.04:52
infinityThe more code I write for the "upgrade from broken versions case", the more I die a little on the inside.04:52
Kamion--error-handler=true is common04:52
infinityOh, cute.  Hadn't thought of that. :)04:53
Kamionthough that would land in both prerm and postinst04:53
infinityI was planning a real handler, with dpkg --compare-versions and such, to only ignore errors from busted versions..04:53
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Kamionthere's stuff like "fails on MacBook Pro", but well ...04:53
mdzinfinity: anyway the trivial dep change is fine04:54
Kamionmost of the reports have been variants of the old "grub hates XFS" problem (which I've just band-aided to crash less badly ...), with a few other odd corner cases04:55
Kamionnot as bad as my inbox looked at first glance04:55
infinitymdz: Kay.  Any opinions on the ntp thing?  Worth fixing upgrades from broken versions, or just leave people to divine the "I have to remove the package and reinstall with the unbroken version" fix?04:55
Kamionthey won't even be *able* to remove it, will they? not without creating the ntp user?04:55
Riddelldoko_: the qt_plugins_3.3rc file is created whenever you run a kde programme, it's put into /etc/qt3 if it's run as root04:56
Riddellelse ~/.qt04:56
infinityKamion: Some people were claiming success removing it.  I didn't actually try, TBH.04:56
doko_Riddell: that's just ugly ..., so you have to patch that to move to ~/.qt-32 as well ...04:57
infinityKamion: It would make sense that they shouldn't be able to, though, without "exit 0" hacks or something.04:57
infinityKamion: Feh.  Right.  I'll fix the upgrade path, then. :)04:57
Riddelldoko_: I guess so, although goodness knows where04:57
Riddelldoko_: how come this worked in breezy?04:57
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doko_Riddell: did scim work in breezy with OOo?04:59
Riddelldoko_: no, but qt widget theme did05:00
Riddellor maybe it didn't, maybe I just saw the KDE icons and thought that was the widgets too05:01
doko_Riddell: what is the first section in /etc/qt/qtrc for you? [3.3]  ?05:02
Riddellhead -n2 /etc/qt3/qt_plugins_3.3rc05:03
Riddell[usr] 05:03
Riddelllib/kde3/plugins/styles/lipstik.so=30306^e3^ex86_64 Linux g++-4.* full-config^e2006-03-29T05:44:59^e05:03
Riddelloh, qtrc, yes that's libraryPath=/usr/lib/kde3/plugins/05:03
doko_but why? isn't that section about qt3?05:04
doko_and should be libraryPath=/usr/lib/qt3/plugins/ or something like this?05:04
RiddellI think /usr/lib/qt3/plugins/ is built in and KDE adds the pointer to /usr/lib/kde3/plugins/ so qt knows where to pick up the kde widget themes05:05
doko_right, but it does it do two times ...05:06
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ograRiddell, i just had one user testing gtk-qt-engines, it appears that his gnome desktop doesnt start any apps after he used it ... i'd suspect bug 37561, it would probably make sense to include that one line patch probably 05:12
UbugtuMalone bug 37561 in gtk-qt-engine "unexpected character in ~/.gtk_qt_engine_rc" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3756105:12
ogra(rm ~/.gtk* solved it for him)05:12
Riddellogra: trying it05:14
doko_Riddell: updated ia32-libs-kde: install /etc/qt3-32, and use /usr/lib32 in /etc/qt3-32/qtrc. now try to find out how the other files are written ...05:16
Kamionmdz: are you going to be starting on release prep over the bank holiday Monday, BTW? I'll be off work most of the day, although I do have to do a ubiquity upload to update translations by request of sabdfl.05:17
sabdflthanks Kamion05:17
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doko_Riddell: im-module doesn't exist05:23
infinitymdz: Oh, any qualms about me upload that hppa Xorg detection fix in the next hour or so?  (I'm assuming not, from your bug comment, but want to make sure)05:24
infinitys/upload/uploading/05:25
infinityME UPLOAD PACKAGE.  ME LIKE UPLOAD.05:25
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ograinfinity, cant you write a script that creates a bunch of empty packages for you then ? :)05:26
doko_Riddell: oh no, scim does have it's own plugin system as well ...05:26
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\shpitti: do you have a simple "gain root" exploit on actual dapper to restore my passwd, without rebooting the machine, because there is no keyboard or display attached?05:27
pitti\sh: check /var/log for passwords :-P05:28
infinity\sh: If he did, he would have uploaded a fix by now.05:28
pitti\sh: seriously, no05:28
\shna...05:28
pitti\sh: you won't get around rebooting, unless the current password is very weak and can be figured out with john05:29
pitti(and you can get the encrypted password with some other nonstandard means)05:29
\shpitti: the password is not weak :( and I hope that serial console is working during boot..oh no...I don't have a serial on this laptop05:30
\shI'm doomed until next weekend :(05:30
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doko_Riddell (and any other scim expert): are the scim modules loaded by the application used, or by some kind of server process?05:35
Riddelldoko_: I think they're just used by /usr/lib/scim-1.0/scim-launcher05:37
Riddelland the scim frontend talks to that05:37
Riddellwell, best check that this a scim person05:37
doko_Riddell: so no need to have these as 32bit versions05:38
Riddellif my understanding is correct there should not be05:38
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Riddellinfinity: did you upload gtk-qt-engine?05:40
\shhmmm.....wasn't the scim/skim thing a plugin for qt3?05:40
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dholbachRiddell, doko_: are you going to do a scim upload anytime soon? if so, could you please include  http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/scim.debdiff ?06:01
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pittimdz: http://patches.ubuntu.com/patches/python-pgsql.CVE-2006-2314.diff - third and last python psql interface in main06:04
pittimdz: this one has no rdepends but *-desktop, so it's on the CD06:04
pittimdz: but again, I test it carefully06:05
pittis/test/tested/06:05
doko_dholbach: looks like we don't need it, if Riddell is right regarding the scim plugins06:06
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doko_Riddell: new ia32-libs-kde at http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/ooo-amd64/06:06
dholbachRiddell: if you think you don't need a scim upload, please tell me, so I can get that change in on my own.06:06
infinityRiddell: Yeah, I uploaded it.06:07
glatzorRiddell: are there any Ubuntu string changes in amarok? otherwise I would upload the German upstream translation06:10
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Riddellglatzor: none06:11
Riddellglatzor: but it's amarok 1.3 not 1.406:11
glatzorThanks Riddell06:11
glatzorok thanks. I would have used the wrong one. I am going to use the one from the source package06:13
_iongloubiboulga: Hi. Online?06:13
Gloubiboulga_ion, hi06:13
_iongloubiboulga: Could you please join #ubuntu-desktop? We're discussing bug #40607 and i was told to contact some xubuntu guy because Tangerine is the default theme in xubuntu.06:14
UbugtuMalone bug 40607 in tango-icon-theme-common "Ok/Cancel buttons" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4060706:14
Riddellogra: what's the magic in gdm needed by ltsp?06:16
ograRiddell, the magic is that we use ldm ;)06:16
ograRiddell, until recently gdm wasnt able to do ssh based connections, so we wrote ldm ... we'll probably switch (based on testresults) in eft06:18
Riddellah, right06:19
Riddellso we need a KDE port of that then :)06:19
sladenjoin #ubuntu-desktop06:19
ograno, rather teach KDM to use ssh as well 06:19
ograthen we can use the native login managers :)06:19
Riddellogra: so why write ldm instead of changing gdm to optinally use ssh?06:20
ograRiddell, because initially ldm was way smaller etc ...06:21
ograbut over time it grows to gdm size due to feature requests of users06:21
ograand it didnt look as easy to intrude ssh in gdm than to just invest some hours over the weekend to write a trivial fullscreen gnomecanvas/glade window06:22
ogra(thats all ldm currently is)06:23
ograexecuting: ssh -X user@server /etc/X11/Xsession after you hit enter06:23
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jonohey06:27
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dholbachRiddell: hum... do you want to do a scim upload or not? else I'd just upload that icon change?06:29
Riddelldholbach: go ahead I'd say06:29
dholbachmdz, Kamion: are you ok with  http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/scim.debdiff (new icon from the designer)?06:30
mdkehey dholbach 06:30
dholbachhey mdke06:30
mdkedholbach: we removed a stray symlink from the ubuntu-docs package and bumped the version number to 6.06.1, I guess it's not worth uploading, right?06:31
dholbachmdke: you should ask mdz - if that's all the changes, I think he'd be happy with it.06:31
mdkemdz: ok to upload a new ubuntu-docs to fix bug #47016 (incredibly trivial fix)? 06:32
UbugtuMalone bug 47016 in ubuntu-docs "Dapper RC's Ubuntu-docs package html softlink has missing target." [Normal,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4701606:32
mdkedholbach: thanks06:32
dholbachmdke: de rien06:32
dholbachmdke: i'll have to leave soon, so if Matt is ok, just drop me a mail and I'll do it06:33
mdkedholbach: sure thing06:33
dholbachrock on06:33
mdkemdz: (here is a diff of the change https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc-commits/2006-May/002629.html )06:33
desrtmacbook +1 (wifi)06:37
tsengmdke: you might have better luck mailing that to him06:38
mdketseng: ok, thanks06:38
mjg59desrt: Mm?06:39
ogramjg59, i have a first success report of ltsp running on a intel imac :D06:40
mjg59Ha06:40
ograbooted with rom-o-matic PXE image ;)06:40
desrtmjg59; got wifi working on the macbook.  small ordeal06:41
mjg59desrt: What needed doing?06:41
desrtmjg59; you need to manually load new_wlan_scan_sta and new_wlan_ccmp06:41
mjg59desrt: Why?06:42
desrtmjg59; then you need to recompile wpasupplicant against the madwifi-ng headers (the dapper version won't work with madwifi-ng)06:42
desrtmjg59; because they're not automatically loaded....?06:42
mjg59Oh, well, the wpa thing is just impossible06:42
mjg59desrt: Yes, but why? :)06:42
desrtno idea.  i filed a bug06:42
mjg59Ok06:42
infinityMissed a PCI ID?06:42
mjg59infinity: No, the PCI IDs aren't in there06:42
mjg59Easiest would just be to add them to post-load06:43
infinityOh, right, he didn't have to manually load new_ath_pci.06:43
mjg59Think we could swing a new l-r-m with only that change?06:43
infinityI'm preparing a new LRM anyway, so push that change to me and I'll get it approved.06:43
desrtit's just filed against l-r-m in launchpad06:43
desrtmalone #4713706:44
UbugtuMalone bug 47137 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15 "new_wlan_scan_sta not autoloaded" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4713706:44
desrtmjg59; so weird thing is... wpasupplicant is compiled for the old madiwif06:45
desrtmjg59; but it's the new drivers that get autoloaded...06:45
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Riddellmdz: gtk-qt patch for review http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/gtk-qt.diff06:46
desrthm.  neat.  wifi cuts out randomly, network-manager springs into action and brings it back for me :)06:48
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ograMVO !!!!06:56
ograargh06:56
jsgotangco?06:57
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zygahello06:58
ograhe fiddled with hwdb to make it translatable 06:58
zygasun-java5-jre is not installable on pure dapper rc install due to 'unable to display license dialog'06:58
zygaI guess something like dialog/whiptail should be depended on06:58
ograand i have no clue what he did, but i have tns of bugs about it not working at all anymore as long as you have a non english locale06:58
zyga'license could not be presented'06:59
zygathat's the exact wording06:59
zygait does work via synaptic though07:00
jsgotangcostrangely, i was able to install it a few hours ago07:01
jsgotangco(terminal)07:01
zygajsgotangco: did you add any repo/package?07:01
jsgotangcomultiverse07:02
ograjsgAWAY, me too, yesterday07:02
zygasame here07:02
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zygastill, any hints?07:02
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bgertzfieldzyga: hm. that's interesting07:14
bgertzfieldzyga: I just made a new package based on sun-java5-jre using the same pattern to display the license07:14
bgertzfieldzyga: are you in non-interactive mode?07:14
bgertzfielddpkg-reconfigure debconf to see07:14
zygabgertzfield: hmm, don't now how aptitude invokes dpkg07:14
zygabgertzfield: I tried aptitude and manual apt-get -f install07:15
zygachecking07:15
bgertzfieldthe sun packages will refuse to install if debconf is set to noninteractive mode07:15
zygabgertzfield: yes, non-interactive07:15
bgertzfieldzyga: there you go.07:15
zygais that the default?07:15
bgertzfieldno.07:15
bgertzfieldchange it to any of the interactive modes and you'll be set07:15
zygaI never altered that in any concious way07:15
bgertzfieldzyga: maybe that's a bug, I dunno07:16
bgertzfieldbut its definitely not the default07:16
zygabgertzfield: but synaptic did show a gnome debconf frontend07:16
bgertzfieldzyga: no clue.07:16
bgertzfieldjust letting you know how the sun jre packages display that message. :)07:16
bgertzfieldsomehow you ended up in noninteractive mode07:16
zygabgertzfield: thanks :)07:16
bgertzfieldzyga: the new vmware-player package does the same thing. :)07:17
zygabgertzfield: I'll make sure it works on clean dapper final install as well as typical breezy-dapper upgrade07:17
bgertzfieldright07:17
zygabgertzfield: strange, I'd want an auto frontend that chooses dialog/kde/gnome autimatically07:18
bgertzfieldzyga: I'm pretty sure gnome etc. fall back to dialog07:18
zygagood, did set it to gnome :)07:19
bgertzfieldgreat07:19
zygawhoah!07:19
bgertzfield?07:19
zygadoes anyone remember xara xtreme graphics program (about a year ago on shashdot)07:20
zygathey wanted to go open source and do a linux version07:20
zygaand it's there already, the source, linux building instructions AND the license07:20
zygaGPL07:20
zygathis is *so* cool07:20
bgertzfieldXTREEEEEEEEEEME07:21
bgertzfieldsorry07:21
bgertzfieldI just had a mountain dw07:21
bgertzfield*dew07:21
zygawe should definitly have a package :)07:21
bgertzfieldzyga: would you like to test the new vmware player packages?07:21
zygabgertzfield: sure07:21
bgertzfieldmvo will be uploading them to the repository shortly, but I have a local apt repository07:21
zygabgertzfield: but I have no images07:21
bgertzfieldoh, no X?07:21
bgertzfieldnever mind :)07:21
zygabgertzfield: no, no vmplayer-ready images07:22
bgertzfieldoh07:22
bgertzfieldgrab the Ubuntu Browser Appliance: http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/vm/browserapp.html07:22
zygagrabbing07:22
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zygabgertzfield: ping me in 20 minutes :)07:23
bgertzfieldwill do.07:23
zygaokay I'll mail xara to ask about their co-operation on a dapper-ready package07:25
sladenzyga: it should be in Debian07:26
zygasladen: I just check, didnt find anything matching xara, are you sure?07:26
zygaah07:26
zygayou're right07:27
zygawhy is it in non-free, that's GPL code07:27
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mjrhmh, I though the core of xara was still non-free, though expected to be released in the near future07:29
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zygamjr: right, I got carried away07:30
zygaone library is still non-free07:30
ogradoko_, here ? 07:30
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doko_ogra: yes07:31
ogradoko_, i just discovered that oodraw is missing in my edubuntu appmenu, known ? 07:31
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ogra(i just knew about the double entry of impress/calc mess)07:32
ograoodraw is installed and starts fine though07:32
ogra(from commandline)07:32
doko_mdz: looks like Riddell's testing was sucessful, together with some changes. patch at http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/ooo-amd64/qt32-diff, which needs a followup-upload integrating this and some scim packages into into ia32-libs-kde. ia32-libs-kde will grow by 1,5MB. fixes the scim and kde widgets issues07:33
doko_ok to upload?07:33
ograoh fun, its in the menu editor, but disabled in both categories (garphics/office)07:33
doko_ogra: yes, requested by the menu cabal07:34
ograurgh, even in graphics ? 07:34
ogra(i could understand that its not in office)07:34
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ograinfinity, ping ? 08:03
infinityogra: pong.08:03
ograinfinity, i have a strange nvidia prob here08:03
ogranvidia-glx is installed, and enabled (logo on startup etc)08:04
ograbut glxinfo complains08:04
infinityDefine "complains"08:04
ograextension GLX missing on display :0.008:04
ograrunning the recent dapper driver and have 16bit colors defined in xorg.conf08:05
infinityErm.08:05
infinitySo, is "glx" enabled in xorg.conf?08:05
ograi wouldnt even have bothered to look, but someone just reported the same prob to me 08:05
ograyep08:06
ograits in the modules section08:06
infinityAnd does using 24-bit colour fix it?08:06
_ionBtw, why 16bit?08:06
infinityIt's entirely possible nvidia-glx just plain won't do OpenGL overlays on 16-bit displays.08:06
ogra_ion, shitty lcd panel08:06
infinityWhich would be a "sucks to be you" thing.08:06
ograit worked on breezy 08:06
infinityogra: Uhh.  Why would the panel care what your colour depth is?08:06
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infinityogra: "It worked on breezy" is nothing I can do anything about, since it's a big fat binary blob. :)08:07
ograinfinity, because its a cheap leaptop 08:07
infinityogra: You can install nvidia-glx-legacy, though.08:07
ograwith a 6500 card o_O08:07
ogra24bit doesnt fix it08:08
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ograMVO08:08
ogra!!!!08:08
ogra!08:08
_ionmvo!!!!!11111108:08
mvoogra: OGRA!08:08
ogramvo, hwdb is totally broken 08:08
mvo_ion: !08:08
ogra(in non english locales)08:08
siretartmvo: pong (late) :)08:08
mvoogra: hu?08:08
_ionmvo: Bug #46642, last messsage.08:09
UbugtuMalone bug 46642 in notification-daemon "Panel notification appears too low, distorts bubble" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4664208:09
ogramvo, bug 47139 for example08:09
UbugtuMalone bug 47139 in hwdb-client "hwdb-gui doesn't start network test when using german translation" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4713908:09
mvo_ion: a fix for the infamous "my bubble looks like a ufo" bug?08:10
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ograi have another for french and a guy on IRC reporting one in es08:10
_ionmvo: Worksforme08:10
mvo_ion: dude, that is really really wonderful, I'm going to give it a try now08:10
mvoogra: interessting, it must be broken for 3 months then08:11
ogramvo, yes :/08:11
ograbut i get the reports only since two or three days08:11
ogra(wasnt the translation not in the langpacks until recently ?)08:11
ogras/wasnt/was/08:12
mvoogra: possible08:12
ograbug 46878 08:12
UbugtuMalone bug 46878 in hwdb-client "hwdb-gui translated into Slovak does not work" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4687808:12
infinityI assume you only started getting reports when you re-enadbled the hwdb button in gst or wherever it was.08:12
infinityMost people don't run something they can't find.08:12
ograinfinity, i neither dis nor enabled it ...08:12
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ograso i dont know when it was dis/enabled08:13
mvoogra: well, the gui does not cope well with long strings, thats for sure :)08:13
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infinityogra: hal, that was it.08:14
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ogramvo, its canvas08:14
infinityogra: And it certainly was you who uploaded to enable to button. :)08:14
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infinitys/to button/the button/08:14
ograinfinity, ah, yes, that one , i thought you meant the menu hiding08:14
ograi lied, i dont have a 6500, but a GeForce FX 570008:15
ograshould that use the legacy driver ? i couldnt imagine08:15
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Mithrandirthe 5700 is fairly old08:15
infinityogra: I'm rolling a new upstream to test right now.  Hold on for a bit and I'll point you at it.08:15
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infinity5700 is oldish, but hardly "legacy".08:15
ograMithrandir, the laptop is 1 year old08:15
infinity(legacy will drive it just fine, though)08:16
ograso i'd esxpect it not to be older than 2 years08:16
ograwhich doesnt seem legacy08:16
infinity-legacy should be fine for anything up to the 6800 series.08:16
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infinity(I know, cause I test it on a 6800GT...)08:16
Mithrandirogra: two year old GPU chipsets are fairly old. :-P08:16
ograMithrandir, but noty "legacy" old :)08:17
ograinfinity, was a driver upgrade approval granted ? 08:17
infinityogra: No, but that won't stop me from rolling test packages, will it?08:18
ogranah08:18
ograbut if it helps me and the user talking to me in PM i'd support a request :)08:18
infinityYeah.  Well, shut up and let me work then. ;)08:18
ogra-legacy doesnt help btw08:19
ograoh, wait, i need to reboot i guess (always forget there is also a kernel module)08:20
mvoogra: bh, no idea what does wrong in hwdb08:21
ogramvo, can we revert your translation changes ? 08:21
ogra(easily)08:22
ogramvo, gnomecanvas doesnt support line wrapping unless you use rtf text, the line wraps need to be in the text itself08:25
ograso thats easily explained08:25
ograbut it looks like we should really revert to the version before transaltion, seems its broken everywhere now08:26
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robertjwhee, who decided to make update-manager not suck finally?09:09
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ogramdz, around ? 09:24
robertjkudos to whoever that was09:25
infinitymvo: When did I get an extra /etc/apt/apt.conf.d where it doesn't belong?09:25
infinitymvo: In /etc/apt.conf.d09:25
Mithrandirinfinity: bug 4417209:26
UbugtuMalone bug 44172 in unattended-upgrades "ships /etc/apt.conf.d" [Minor,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4417209:26
infinityIck.09:27
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mvoinfinity: uh, no idea09:28
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infinitymvo: Tollef filed a bug for you already. :)09:29
mvoinfinity: I have it I think, thanks09:29
infinitymvo: Would be nice to not have that there for release, since it'll be confusing as heck for people who put files in the wrong dir.09:29
infinity(ie: I think it's more than "Minor", given the confusion factor)09:30
mvoinfinity: did you got my /msg?09:30
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infinityI did, I'm ignoring it for 10 minutes while I work on something else. :)09:31
mvoMithrandir: what bugnumber is the /etc/apt.conf.d bug?09:31
infinitymvo: Look up.09:32
infinitymvo: About 10 lines. :)09:32
Mithrandirmvo: 4417209:32
mvoinfinity: *cough* right09:32
mvoMithrandir: thanks09:32
infinityMithrandir: So, let me guess, you discovered it the same way I did -- It royally screwed up your tab completion on /etc/apt/sources.list, right? :)09:37
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Mithrandirinfinity: yup.09:38
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infinityGuess I just haven't mangled my sourcs for a while.09:39
desrti don't suppose we're seeing a new kernel for dapper? :p09:41
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crimsundesrt: not before it's released.09:57
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desrtthe 'mouse button emulation' is moduleable10:05
desrtbut it does absolutely nothing unless a hook is compiled into char/keyboard.c (which is not a module)10:05
crimsundesrt: something to raise to BenC for -updates, possibly10:06
desrtnod10:06
desrta couple of entries to the usb hid quirks list, too10:06
infinityogra: Still here?10:07
ograinfinity, sure10:07
ograsitting here crying 10:07
infinityMithrandir: new nvidia-glx in chinstrap:~adconrad/10:07
infinityogra: ^^^10:07
infinityPlease test.10:07
ograseems none of the nvidia-glx thingies work with *any* card of the 5000 series10:07
infinitydoko_: Around?10:08
Mithrandirinfinity: care to put them on rookery so I can be lazy and not wake my laptop?10:09
infinityYeah, but then you get to wait for my scp to finish. :)10:09
infinityWhich should be soon.....10:09
ograhrm10:11
infinityogra: Did I just move files where you were trying to copy them?10:11
ograwhy do i get no such file or directory errors ... i can see the files10:11
ograinfinity, nope, only scped10:12
infinityhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~adconrad/new_video/10:12
ograinfinity, but see above10:12
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infinityYeah, you could see them, then I moved them.10:12
infinityHence no such file.10:12
ograheh10:12
infinityBad me.10:12
infinityMithrandir: http://people.ubuntu.com/~adconrad/new_video/10:12
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infinityThe nvidia-glx looks good, though.10:13
mdkenew drivers eh?10:14
mdkenice10:14
mdkeyou guys rock10:14
infinitymdke: Not necessarily slated for release, but the more testing I can get, the better.10:15
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UbugtuMalone bug 46034 in nvidia-glx "Page crashes X" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4603410:15
mdkeinfinity: i don't have any hardware, but I bet if you post to sounder or something you'll get loads10:16
mdkethey get all excited about things like that10:17
highvoltagemdke: sounder gets excited about everything ;)10:18
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mdkehighvoltage: that is true10:21
infinityssam: Only one way to find out.  Test for me. :)10:22
infinityssam: If it fixes a large number of bugs, I'll petition for inclusion.  If it's "not much better, really", we can wait.10:22
ssaminfinity, i am affraid im on ati here :-)10:22
Mithrandirinfinity: Zofia's machine's clock is off.10:23
infinityssam: There was a new fglrx in that directory too.10:23
ograinfinity, YAY10:23
Mithrandirbut let's see if this bird flies now.10:23
infinityMithrandir: Probably, yeah.  WinXP machine, but likely has UTC=yes set.10:23
ograinfinity, perfect here10:23
ssaminfinity, on powerpc :-) no binary drivers for me10:23
infinityssam: Oh. :)10:23
infinityogra: Seriously?10:23
ograyes10:23
infinity!10:23
ogratoo sad thats my test machine10:23
infinityogra: And neither of the other two versions worked for you at all?10:23
ograand i have to wipe the beauty again next week10:23
ogranoper10:24
infinityogra: Well, that's certainly something worth reporting, then.10:24
ograneither legacy nore the default -glx one10:24
ograand the user i talked to in #ubuntu-de had a 5200 that showed the same symptoms10:24
infinityogra: Is he still around to test?10:25
ogranope, seems not10:25
ograbut i'll poke him if i see him10:25
ograhmm10:26
ogramy distributor logo disappeared suddenly ...10:26
ograhow weird10:26
Mithrandirinfinity: almost there.10:27
Mithrandir*0   1600 x 600    ( 542mm x 203mm )  *5010:27
h3sp4wnIs it probability or fglrx 8.25.18 going into dapper zero (I don't need help on installing it but I believe (according to the change log) it will stop my machine hanging every time I shutdown)10:27
infinityh3sp4wn: Can you test the packages at http://people.ubuntu.com/~adconrad/new_video/ and confirm for sure if it fixes your crash?10:28
h3sp4wnNo problem at all10:28
infinityh3sp4wn: If so, the odds may increase.10:28
Mithrandirinfinity: turning edid back on helped:10:28
Mithrandir*0   2560 x 1024   ( 684mm x 271mm )  *5010:28
infinityMithrandir: So, it's fixed your issue?10:29
Mithrandirinfinity: yes, great, thanks.10:29
Mithrandirinfinity: tell Zofia to kiss you from me, or something.10:29
infinityOkay, I need to start tallying success stories.10:30
infinityogra: That's a laptop with a 5200Go in it?10:31
h3sp4wninfinity: I just build the module with module-assistant or is the kernel / restricted modules their already have it in ?10:31
infinityh3sp4wn: The grab the linux-restricted-modules package there that matches your kernel.10:31
infinityh3sp4wn: So, 2.6.15-23-{386,686,k7,amd64-geneic,amd64-k8,etc}  Whichever one you're using. :)10:32
infinity"The grab"?10:32
infinityTry "Just grab..."10:32
bgertzfieldh3sp4wn: linux-restricted-modules was made to let the build daemons auto-build all the kernel modules10:32
bgertzfieldno need to use module-assistant.10:33
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Kamionoh crap, I've just guessed why zyga had the noninteractive frontend set10:33
ograinfinity, nope, he hasnt a laptop, i have an amd64 laptop with 5700go 10:33
infinityKamion: ubiquity's leaving it in noninteractive10:33
infinity?10:33
Kamioninfinity: correct10:34
h3sp4wnI know I didn't know whether that particular dir just had the source and the updated package (and the kernel was for something else)10:34
ogra(running i386 currently)10:34
Mithrandirinfinity: also, cleaning LCDs is good.  Makes stuff look _much_ better.10:34
KamionI'd forgotten that livecd.sh set that the HARD way10:34
Mithrandiranyway, I'm off to bed.10:34
infinityogra: Okay, so the machine that just started working again was an amd64 5700Go?10:34
Kamion(by whacking it into /var/cache/debconf/config.dat)10:34
Kamion:q10:34
bgertzfieldKamion: ubiquity changed it? damn10:34
Kamion(oops)10:34
bgertzfieldthat makes sense10:34
infinityKamion: That's the only way to set it early.10:34
Kamionbgertzfield: no - ubiquity *didn't* change it10:34
bgertzfieldahh10:34
Kamionbgertzfield: the live CD build process sets it to noninteractive10:34
h3sp4wninfinity: I will give you the results as soon as I have checked it a few times10:34
bgertzfieldKamion: got it10:35
Kamioninfinity: I think that should be undone at the end of livecd.sh10:35
bgertzfieldyeah, that'll be a problem -- the new vmware-player package needs interactive mode just like sun-java5-jre10:35
Kamionit means that package installation on the live CD behaves incorrectly10:35
infinityKamion: Well, in the old use case, it shouldn't have been, IMO.  Interactive package installs on a livecd are a nuissance anyway. :)10:35
infinityKamion: But yeah.  It should probably be unset again.10:35
Kamiondialog, I think10:35
Kamion(i.e. the default)10:35
infinityKamion: medium, dialog10:36
ograinfinity, yep10:36
infinityI assume we're setting it to critical, noninteractive.10:36
ograinfinity, in i386 mode10:36
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Kamionyou don't set the priority, just the frontend.10:36
infinityKamion: Err, wait, Ubuntu's default is high, not medium, right?10:36
infinityOh, we don't fudge the priority anyway?  Good.10:36
infinityNo need to unfudge it. :)10:36
Kamionit's high, yes10:36
Kamion'echo RESET debconf/frontend | chroot $ROOT debconf-communicate' oughta do it10:37
infinityDid you just test that on a live session?10:37
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infinityOr just assuming, due to your debconf guruness? :)10:37
Kamionjust assuming :)10:38
infinity("gurosity"?)10:38
KamionI'll test it now10:38
infinityDanke.10:38
Kamionthat works but leaves it without the seen flag10:38
Kamionchroot $ROOT debconf-communicate <<EOF10:38
KamionRESET debconf/frontend10:39
KamionFSET debconf/frontend seen true10:39
KamionEOF10:39
Kamionmaybe a >/dev/null thrown in there too10:39
infinityIs there nothing less hackish that fiddling it directly?10:39
Kamionyou already *are* fiddling it directly - given that, unfiddling it is the least hackish approach IMO10:39
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infinityKamion: Fair enough.  I'll try the above on the next builds.10:40
KamionI'm assuming just exporting the environment variable didn't work right for some reason10:40
Kamionthanks10:40
infinityExporting the envvar seems to be problematic in certain cases.  I've run across that myself.10:40
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infinityBut in this case, it may have just been lamont applying a hammer.  That code predates me.10:41
Kamionthought it might, it kinda bore lamont's metaphorical signature10:42
Kamionif you ever track down said cases, I'm interested in trying to fix that10:42
Kamionthem10:42
infinityThey could be long gone cases of Debian past.10:42
infinityBut if I trip on one again, I'll let you know.10:42
Kamionthanks10:42
Kamionthe environment variable should be higher priority than the value of debconf/frontend in the db anyway10:43
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infinityOh, we already have a mess of debconf-communicate action in there anyway.10:46
infinityObsolete, at that, since it's for postfix.10:46
Kamionand inefficient since it calls debconf-communicate twice in a row (although who cares)10:47
infinityKamion: Is there any reason why that needs to be done in one session, other than speed?10:47
Kamionno reason, just seems pointless to load and save the database twice rather than once10:47
infinityI waste severl minutes elsewhere, and you're trying to save me .5 seconds.  How sweet. :)10:48
Kamion:-)10:48
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h3sp4wninfinity: I have just tried it 3 time  (it shutdown propely the first 2 but not the 3rd however I think on the third time kde was still initialising so that may have been the reason why it wouldn't (it has never shutdown properly at all before just now)10:51
infinityh3sp4wn: Right, from never to 2 out of 3 is still good enough for me to call that a win.10:51
h3sp4wninfinity: That is what I would say - Thanks for saving me the hassle of building them myself10:52
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h3sp4wninfinity: I have just tested it another twice so out of five attempts it has only not shutdown once (when I think kde was still loading) (from zero before)11:05
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lucashi11:21
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lucaswill there be some space in the release notes for important bugs that haven't been fixed before release ?11:21
infinitylucas: Yes, there will be.11:22
lucasbug 30447 would be a good candidate ..11:22
UbugtuMalone bug 30447 in xserver-xorg-driver-ati "Lockup problems with both the free xorg ATI driver and the proprietary fglrx driver, using various ATI cards" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3044711:22
infinity(I'd like it if there wasn't a need, but there always is)11:22
\shinfinity: good that you are still awake :) gnade, can you magically tell your ubuntu build system to build sourcepackage "gnade" just for i386? 11:24
infinitylucas: That bug is WAY too vague to really mention as a "know issue"11:25
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lucasyeah, I personally think that merging the bugs for both drivers was a mistake11:25
infinitylucas: For instance, some fglrx crashers DID get fixed with the latest version (mine did, so did h3sp4wn's), and none of those relate to the ati/radeon DRI crashers.11:25
infinitylucas: It's not even two bugs.  It's probably dozens.11:26
lucasprobably11:26
infinitylucas: Saying "it's known that some video BIOSes on some video cards don't play nicely with some of our video drivers sometimes" isn't much to go on.11:26
infinity(Note that lots of us have ATI cards that work fine..)11:26
lucasyeah, but the "disable DRI" workaround should be mentioned somewhere11:27
lucassince it seems to solve the issue for the free driver11:27
infinityYeah, perhaps so.11:27
infinity\sh: Why?  It also built okay on sparc.  I suspect it should be buildable everywhere, if the code was a bit more portable.11:27
infinity\sh: Oh, or if gnat was up to date elsewhere. :)11:28
infinity\sh: Either way, not going to stop it from trying.  Having it fail doesn't hurt anything.11:28
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\shinfinity: oh yes, I just forgot to mention sparc powerpc and kfreebsd-i386 ;)11:29
\shlooks like I need to learn a new language to fix some other ada stuff :(11:30
ogra\sh, learn haskell :) then you can work at linspire (they switch all essential bits to this ubercommon language)11:32
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\shogra: well, first, I don't want to work for linspire, and second, wtf is haskell? ;)11:34
ograthis language everyone knows :)11:34
\shoh cool, i'm not everyone ;)11:35
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ogra\sh, nah, we're just to dumb for such high level languages11:36
=== ogra guesses people like infinity already have written haskell :)
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ograshudder11:37
\shogra: ejabberd is writtein in erlang and it's working and working, no outages in the last 6-12 months :) all C stuff was crashing, but not this erlang stuff, great11:38
ograheh11:38
lucas\sh: how many concurrent online users do you have on your server ?11:40
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\shlucas: around 500-1000 depends on the day of the week11:43
lucasok11:43
lucaswhich DB backend do you use ?11:43
\shlucas: the standard one..i'm using still ejabberd 1.0 without mysql11:43
lucasok11:44
lucasthanks :)11:44
\shlucas: the backup of the database is easy and you can add more ejabberds to run in clustermode 11:44
lucasyeah, but I was going for mysql, to be able to integrate other services more easily11:45
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doko_infinity: pong11:48
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mdkeRiddell: any luck with those kubuntu-docs .desktop files?11:52
infinitydoko_: Can you test the LRM stuff at http://people.ubuntu.com/~adconrad/new_video/ for me?11:53
infinitydoko_: Let me know if it resolves any bugs for you.11:53
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doko_infinity: downloading ...11:57
bmonty\sh: rshell/rs -image tmp/system.bas -c.repl system.img12:00
bmontyoops, sorry12:01

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