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Kamionvmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 FTBFS12:03
mdzwhee12:03
KamionI think I'd prefer to leave that one to mvo though - don't know how the interaction with the vmware packaging bods works12:03
Kamionseems to be at least a missing Build-Depends: bzip212:03
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mdzpitti: why did the langpacks take a substantial amount of time to build?12:03
mdzKamion: when do you come down to London; tomorrow?12:03
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jonohey12:04
pittimdz: because it's just two buildds that can build them ATM12:04
holycowhey guys12:04
pittimdz: for the package itself, it takes some time to msgfmt all the PO files12:04
jonohey12:04
holycowany ubuntu / canonical people here?12:04
mdzpitti: oh, I thought that was done in advance12:04
jonoholycow: usually quite a few12:04
mdkeholycow: define people12:04
holycowwould anyone know of any surveys detailing user satisfaction levels with linux/computers?12:04
holycowlol :) sorry that was a leading to my question ... should of been a single line.12:05
pittimdz: for the sake of having real source packages I don't12:05
mdzholycow: no, no ubuntu people here; they all hang out on #gnome12:05
ogramdz, huh ? 12:05
jono:P12:05
holycowmdz, eh, good point actually heh12:05
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mgalvindholbach: that new artwork package works for me (was the legacy human stuff based on those packages I made or fresh artwork team work? (just wondering))12:05
Kamionmdz: yes, tomorrow morning; I expect to get there around 11am12:05
mdzKamion: ok12:06
Kamionmdz: showing up at the office, right?12:06
Kamion(it's much cheaper to get a train after 9am)12:06
mdzKamion: if I only feel as close to death as I do now, then I'll be there.  if I'm worse, I may need to work from the hotel12:06
KamionI see. yay plague12:06
ogra:/12:06
Kamionwell, I hope to see you tomorrow then12:06
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HiddenWolfIs there any way that I can unsubscribe from a bug in malone?12:13
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LaserJockHiddenWolf: i think you can if you go to the bug report12:14
mdzthe 'unsubscribe' button, or via email12:14
HiddenWolfhm, i overlooked it then.12:14
LaserJockyou can't unsubscribe teams though, yet. AFAIK12:14
mdzHiddenWolf: if you have further questions about it, please use #launchpad12:14
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mdzLaserJock: only by mail12:14
zygazyga -> bed12:14
zyganight guys12:14
zygathanks for ubuntu :)12:15
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mdz(bug #30532)12:16
UbugtuMalone bug 30532 in malone "Unable to unsubscribe a team from a bug" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3053212:16
dholbachmgalvin: I can't really tell - the ubuntu-art guys provided me with it12:17
dholbachmgalvin: but thanks for your work on it12:18
mgalvindholbach: ok, no worries, was just curious since it seemd to pop up after my post ;), if it was based on mine then i am just glad to help :)12:20
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dholbachif you're all happy with it, I'll upload now. mdz, sabdfl: any other changes you want me to do now or other considerations?12:26
seb128_dholbach: I think that the close button change should be dropped for dapper but that's probably not a decision up to you ...12:27
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mdkedholbach: maybe worth pinging henrik or something if the distributor logo is going to change: screenshot here needs redoing: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop12:48
mdkeah, 2 screenshots12:48
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dholbachurg, what a nice timing, holba.ch is offline12:56
Burgworkmdke, /desktop looks good12:58
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mdkeBurgwork: yeah, it does indeed :)12:58
mdkeBurgwork: do you do the screenshots? maybe you can redo those12:59
Burgworkno, henrik did them12:59
mdkeah, k12:59
mdkewell, he can redo em :)01:00
Burgworkhmm, joel makes a good point about the logo on -desktop01:02
mdkei didn't see that01:03
Burgworkthe mailing list. the distributor logo looks like a button01:03
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sabdflhttps://chinstrap.warthogs.hbd.com/~mark/ulogo.png01:04
mdkeBurgwork: wait til you see the new one01:05
sabdflerk01:05
mdkeyou're gonna hurl01:05
sabdflnot sure how many people can see that01:05
sabdflmdke, that the one you are referring to?01:05
Burgworksabdf1, ah, us non-canonical people cannot see that01:05
ograBurgwork, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-artwork/+bug/47260/+index01:05
sabdfli'm totally open to contributions01:05
UbugtuMalone bug 47260 in ubuntu-artwork "Distributor icon is ugly" [Normal,Confirmed]  01:05
Keybuksabdf1: only staff, copy it to rookery01:05
mdkesabdfl: I can't see it. I'm referring to the one which is a 1/3 slice and looks like it has been failed to be resized appropriately01:05
sabdflthe new one is 1/3 slice but properly done01:06
sabdfli've asked the artist to have a final stab with the full logo01:06
sabdflbut - it always looks too fiddly01:06
mdkesabdfl: but the website and all Ubuntu marketing has a whole circle as the logo... the one before the button was perfectly acceptable, IMO01:06
sabdflcontributions welcome, in the next 8 hours :-)01:06
sabdflit was rather ugly, as an icon01:06
sabdflthis is clearly part of the logo01:07
mdkei know that last minute crack artwork is traditional, but it seems to me that it's getting changed just for the sake of it now01:07
SeveasI loved it, was the best so fat01:07
Seveasso far*01:07
Riddellhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~jriddell/ulogo.png01:07
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Burgworkugh, that is worse01:07
ogralooks broken ...01:08
Seveasmuch worse01:08
ograat least that will be what people will think01:08
BurgworkI am left wondering where the logo went and whether of not I should resize my screen01:08
mdkecan we have at least "This is not the final artwork" written over it?01:08
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ogra*flat01:09
Burgworkogra, I agree with you01:09
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Keybukogra: you can never have enough bling01:10
mjg59sabdfl: Breezy shipped with a full logo rather than a gnome one, right? Is there a strong feeling that any of the changes offer significant improvements over that?01:10
Riddellmdke: yay!01:10
ograKeybuk, so why dont we switch to Xgl quickly befor the CD building starts :P01:10
BurgworkRiddell, might have me switching next. Then the world would trulyl end01:10
Seveasogra, Ublingtu 01:11
Keybukogra: because I'm in the same hotel as mdz and he could break into my room and cut my balls off01:11
mdkelol01:11
ogralol01:11
Seveashaha01:11
BurgworkKeybuk, would make less enjoyable, no?01:11
mdkeit's worth the sacrifice01:11
Burgworksabdfl, another concern I have is with copyright dilution. We should be careful to not hackup our logo too much01:12
Burgworks/copyright/trademark/01:12
sabdflthat's true01:12
Burgworktherefor, a plain simple Ubuntu logo works well01:13
sabdflbut the point is still that our logo is unfortunately a bit delicate, and 24x24 (really 22x22) is not great for that01:13
sabdflit did NOT work well, i'm afraid01:13
Burgworkit also isn't ugly and won't get you jumped at the next dev conference :)01:13
mdkethe one before the button was already an improvement over the breezy one, definitely01:13
ograwe have even 16x16 in synaptic01:13
sabdflit always looked a bit cheap and nasty01:13
Seveassabdfl, what do you think is wronw with the one before the button?01:13
sabdflSeveas: the shadowing looked wrong01:13
Seveasthe one with shadowing was the one before that01:14
sladensabdfl: what happened to the really nice shiny logo (the one you had on your laptop during LinuxTag, which I remember commenting on)01:14
mjg59I tended to agree that the sadowing looked slightly funny, but several people seemed to comment on it positively01:14
sladensabdfl: which could be further improved by dropping the shadow from near the bottom01:14
mjg59(Which I can't say I understand, but, well)01:15
sabdfllook, art gods, draw me the fricken' icon and send it to me for a decision01:15
sabdfli only picks them from what i sees01:15
sabdflif yous knows what i means01:15
sabdfl </goftather mode>01:15
sabdflerk01:15
sabdflso much for me as a mafia don01:15
ograheh01:15
SeveasDon Marco01:15
Riddellmdz: in a mood for one last guidance fix?  http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/guidance.diff01:18
BurgworkRiddell, how well does guidance seperate the qt bits from the underlying bits (ie, how easy would it be to tack a gtk frontend on it?)01:20
sabdflnight all01:21
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dholbachi uploaded the package to http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach now01:27
dholbachso if somebody wants to test it some more, that'd be great01:27
dholbachi'm off to bed now01:28
dholbachhave a nice evening01:28
RiddellBurgwork: it doesn't separate at all01:29
BurgworkRiddell, hmm01:29
RiddellBurgwork: although regardless they're probably much easier to port between frontends than gnome-system-tools :)01:29
Burgworkhmm, indeed, plus in a nicer language01:30
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Burgworkthat KDE and GNOME do not provide good config tools is a major shame01:30
Burgworkthat they don't work together on a common freedesktop.org set is even more nuts01:30
mjg59sabdf1: Ha. I ended up getting a passport from a different country in order to avoid visa waiver hassles01:31
mgalvinhmm, vmware-player in multiverse, nice01:31
RiddellBurgwork: you're right in principle but abstracting for both distributions and frontends is never going to end up with nice code01:31
BurgworkRiddell, no, you are right there01:31
RiddellBurgwork: but what config tools do you think are missing?01:32
BurgworkX,but also just thinking of the mess of the rh, suse, etc. shipping their own code01:33
sladenwin 19401:34
Burgworksladen, ?01:35
sladenBurgwork: missing a /01:35
Burgworksladen, ah. What does that command do?01:35
Seveasswitch to window 19401:38
Seveassladen is insane01:38
BurgworkSeveas, are you saying he has 194 windows open?01:38
Seveas194 or more01:38
mjg59Burgwork: The X configuration pain is going to go away very soon01:38
Burgworkmjg59, with better hotplugging on the X end?01:39
mjg59Given that, right now, there's no standardised options namespace, a decent X config tool has to special-case every single driver01:39
mjg59With magical dbus hurrah01:39
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BurgworkI like magic fairy dust01:39
mjg59For great justice01:40
SeveasX going dbus?01:40
Seveasfunky01:40
mjg59And run-time configuration excellence01:40
Keybuk*sigh*01:40
mjg59RH are doing a lot of work on this right now01:41
Keybukdbus ... it's like IPC, only crappier01:41
Seveas(c)Keybuk Advertisement Agency01:41
Robot101where did the crappier bit come from?01:41
sladenKeybuk: oh, but it's *simpler* than IPC.  "The _only_ requirement is an XML parser"...01:42
mjg59X already has enough mad parsers that another doesn't matter?01:42
Keybuksladen: yes, this is the point I snort into my drink and cry "the world has gone MAD!"01:42
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SeveasI'm waiting for someone to create dbus over tcp to get upnp-like hell 01:43
sladenSeveas: it exists.01:43
Keybukoh, I'm sure one day all web page accesses will be over dbus to a PornManager service01:43
Seveassladen, *shiver*01:43
Robot101XML parsers? eh?01:43
sladenSeveas: echo <listen>tcp:host=localhost,port=12434</listen> | sudo tee -a /etc/dbus-1/system.conf01:43
Seveassladen, no fun on localhost only01:44
KeybukRobot101: XML Configuration files are *the* in thing this season01:44
Seveasopen to the world by default 01:44
Keybukit's what all the good desktop environments are wearing01:44
sladenexcept that you can't do that, you need to *parse* XML config file, then *insert* it into the right place01:44
sladenSeveas: well change 'localhost' for 1.2.3.4 ...01:45
Seveaswouldn't 0.0.0.0 work? I have a dynamic IP 01:45
Seveasweird idea, managing your server via dbus-over-tcp/ipsec01:46
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desrthmm01:50
desrtmacbook starts having random lockups01:50
Keybuktsk01:50
Keybukdon't buy shint01:50
Keybukuh, shiny01:50
desrti wonder if they're heat releated01:50
Robot101Keybuk: shint was closer to the desired word? :)01:51
desrtit's obviously disk-related01:51
desrtlike the disc controller dies01:51
desrtand if an app tries to touch disk it locks in D-state forever01:51
KeybukRobot101: allegedly so01:52
Keybukdesrt: I like the PowerBooks, where they put the CD drive right under where most people's right wrist rests01:52
Keybukso after time, you crush the CD drive and it no longer wokrs01:52
robertjKeybuk: I paid extra $150 for the black macbook, why isn't it working! It's not shiny!01:56
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desrti have to say01:58
desrti'm fairly disappointed in apple wrt the macbook01:58
desrtthey didn't try very hard01:58
desrtit runs bloody hot and it's _big_01:58
Burgworkdesrt, they don't have to. Apple fanatics would buy polished shit if Jobs said it was good for thek01:58
Burgworks/thek/them01:58
desrti'd gladly take a cut in speed if it meant that my laptop ran at a sane temperature, was stable, and had a longer battery life01:59
Burgworkdesrt, but they sold these things as 4x faster, not 4x as much battery life (something I would pay for)02:01
mdkeyou do tend to get what you buy02:01
desrthow about removing the bloody cdrom drive?02:01
mjg59Probably the last conference season for my trusty X4002:01
desrtapple has some pretty dumb ideas02:02
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desrtmjg59; my coworker was less than helpful today....02:02
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mjg59desrt: Mm?02:03
desrtmjg59; about the backlight control stuff02:03
mjg59Ah02:03
crimsunmjg59: worn out from use?02:04
desrtfwiw, backlight control _and_ sleep are supported in windows02:04
desrtthe trackpad is not02:04
mjg59crimsun: Getting a touch knackered02:04
mjg59It's been around the world a couple of times now02:04
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bddebianHowdy folks02:44
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Seveasgah02:59
Seveaspkill -HUP gnome-panel kills xchat03:00
Seveasstupid tray plugin03:00
Seveasbut anyway, I sent don marco a distributor-logo proposal :) 03:00
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Seveashttp://www.ubuntulinux.nl/~dennis/logo/03:04
desrtthat's not the ubuntu menu icon anymore :(03:07
Seveasit never was03:08
SeveasI just created it03:08
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ajmitchafternoon03:27
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FliesLikeABrickthe graphics in the log-out window (the nice big colorful ones) are all GPL, right?04:31
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KaiL_nice, that universe imports EVERYTHING from debian, but was it planned, to import it's kernel-images? ;)06:00
jdubwow, some dude is recommending a UI that would let you enable DMA for a limited period of time06:01
tsengjdub: is he recommending snorting crack cut with ajax?06:02
ajmitchjdub: is that sounder thread still not dead?06:03
KaiL_jdub, what should be the use of such an UI?06:03
jdubpunching users in the face, i guess... ;)06:08
bddebianheh06:13
StevenKEnable DMA for a limited time. Hrm, a big dial that has two points - "Slow I/O" and "Fast I/O" ?06:14
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lifelessStevenK: what about a spring06:19
lifelessStevenK: you need to keep pushing it in to get fast io06:19
Mithrandircan I have it in blue?06:19
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bgertzfieldDoes anyone know where I can see the Ubuntu buildd logs?06:27
KaiL_lifeless, LOL06:27
bgertzfieldevidently Kamion mentioned the vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 package had a FTBFS on the build machines06:27
bgertzfieldah, found https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+builds06:30
bgertzfieldvery nice06:30
Mithrandirbgertzfield: https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/200099 gives you a link to the log06:30
bgertzfieldMithrandir: yep! just found it06:30
bgertzfield/bin/sh: bzip2: command not found06:30
Mithrandirthat's not the kernel stuff, though06:30
bgertzfieldcurses06:30
Mithrandirbuild-depend on bzip2, then.  Should be trivial. :-)06:31
bgertzfieldhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/200093 is the buildd log06:31
bgertzfieldI had no idea bzip2 wasn't essential (tar is...)06:31
bgertzfieldMithrandir: how can I go about getting a new package to you folks asap?06:31
bgertzfieldmvo is handling the uploads, but he's asleep06:31
Mithrandirbgertzfield: do you want to give us a new package yourself or should I just add the build-dep?06:32
bgertzfieldMithrandir: I'd be perfectly happy if you just added the build-dep to vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 (in a -4 revision)06:32
bgertzfieldbut I'm happy to do it too06:32
Mithrandirless hassle for me to do it myself, since I then don't have to comb the package for other things too.06:33
bgertzfieldI'd really appreciate that!06:33
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bgertzfieldMithrandir: you'll be pleased to see there are amd64 packages for this :)06:36
Mithrandirbgertzfield: uploaded06:36
bgertzfieldMithrandir: incredible! thank you06:36
Mithrandirbgertzfield: nice. :-)06:36
Mithrandirnp06:36
MithrandirI didn't do a full test build, but I think it'll build just fine.  I'll keep an eye on it.06:37
bgertzfieldMithrandir: I'll email mvo, Kamion, and yourself06:37
Mithrandircheers06:37
bgertzfieldMithrandir: I'm sure it'll be good.  The whole build succeeded except the bzip2 (groan) :)06:37
Mithrandiryeah, builds are picky that way.06:37
Mithrandir(also pbuilder testing good.)06:37
Mithrandirnow I have to get some breakfast.06:37
bgertzfieldpbuilder is a buildd simulator of sorts?06:37
bgertzfieldthanks again. I'll use pbuilder next time06:38
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Mithrandirpbuilder builds in a chroot and only installs the build-deps + Essential: yes, Priority: required and build-essential06:41
bgertzfieldgot it. makes sense06:41
tsenghi Mithrandir 06:41
bgertzfieldwill use it next time; last time I did a lot of Debian packages (che@debian.org :) was before that existed06:42
Mithrandiryeah, Junichi wrote it just a few years back, iirc.06:42
Mithrandirhiya yse06:42
Mithrandiruh06:42
Mithrandirhiya tseng 06:42
tsenggood one06:42
bgertzfieldyeah06:42
Mithrandirso much for misaligned fingers and tab-completion06:42
bgertzfieldhm06:43
bgertzfieldwait a sec, why is vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 trying to build on sparc?06:43
ajmitchmorning Mithrandir 06:44
bgertzfieldoh, it was trying to build the architecture-independent package (the kernel source) -- it also failed for the missing bzip2 dependency06:44
bgertzfieldnever mind. :)06:44
bgertzfieldI'm pretty sure that's okay06:44
Mithrandirbgertzfield: it's supposed to be masked off.  Anyway, you don't support sparc, so no need to fix that before release.06:44
bgertzfieldthe architecture-dependent binary packages are masked off correctly06:45
bgertzfieldit was just trying to build the m-i source .deb06:46
Mithrandirno, since that's, iirc, done in Packages-arch-Specific which is a file handled by the buildd people.06:46
bgertzfieldoh!06:46
bgertzfieldI see06:46
Mithrandirinfinity: ^^ correct me if I'm wrong06:46
bgertzfieldyeah, I was wondering who handled that06:46
bgertzfieldanyway, I truly appreciate how flexible all the Ubuntu folks have been06:47
Mithrandirnp06:48
Mithrandir:-)06:48
bgertzfieldI'll be furiously hitting my web browser's "reload" button on the buildd log ;)06:48
Mithrandirit needs to be published first, which is a process that starts at about :02 and ends ~20 minutes later before it'll start building06:49
Mithrandirso I'd recommend getting yourself a cup of coffee, tea or similar first.06:49
bgertzfieldI see. good timing for us then06:49
bgertzfieldI will go for "similar". :D06:49
MithrandirI'm off for a bit, see you later.06:54
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pittiGood morning07:37
bgertzfieldhowdy07:38
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glatzorping mdz07:42
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bgertzfieldWoo hoo!!07:54
bgertzfieldi386 build of vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 2.6.15.10-4 in ubuntu dapper07:54
bgertzfieldRequested 2006-05-30 05:40:02 UTC in pocket RELEASE07:54
bgertzfieldBuilt 2006-05-30 05:45:03 UTC by vernadsky (i386) in two minutes07:54
bgertzfieldMithrandir: Thanks so much.07:54
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bgertzfieldOK, off to bed.08:18
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highvoltageSeveas: i like the monthly update iso idea too08:45
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mvoKamion, mdz: I would like to upload a new app-install-commercial-data (small package, only data file changes). is this still ok?08:52
pittiinfinity: ping08:53
infinitypitti: Good morning.08:56
pittiinfinity: it seems that yesterday's uploads (langpacks, other pkgs, whatever) used up the 5 MB margin and filled the CDs up to the rim; the ppc one is 702 MB, but there is no oversized tag - which is wrong, the missing tag or the size?08:56
pittiinfinity: good morning08:56
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infinityMithrandir: Thanks for taking care of the vmware-player-kernel FTFBS.  You're a champion.08:59
Mithrandirinfinity: np08:59
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Mithrandirbgertzfield: yay. :-)08:59
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infinitypitti: You'd have to ask Kamion, who's got the exact size memorised because he's a freak, but 702MB is probably not quite oversized yet.09:00
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pittiinfinity: but in theory, the .OVERSIZED tag should be correct?09:01
pitti(and its absence)09:02
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dholbachhello pitti - hello everybody09:02
dholbachheya mvo09:02
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infinitypitti: That's a fine theory, yes.  I'll not commit to that, since I don't know the debian-cd internals as well as Kamion or Sledge. :)09:03
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KamionMithrandir: you hacked vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15's debian/control instead of debian/control.in09:10
Kamion(although it built anyway)09:10
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MithrandirKamion: autogenerated control.ins are teh suck.  (I didn't even see the control.in)09:11
Mithrandirs/in//09:11
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Kamionpitti: max size is 736051200 (see http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/cdimage/mainline/bin/publish-daily - I let my scripts memorise things for me)09:12
Kamionpitti: but for install CDs, you need to search for "CD 2 will only" in the build log too, to make sure debian-cd didn't try to overflow to a second CD09:13
pittiKamion: so 702 MB would actually be okay?09:13
pittiKamion: right, I know, the install CDs are fine09:13
Kamionyes, the current powerpc live CD is about 400K inside the limit09:13
pittiKamion: ok; I can still upload a new -meta to fix the ia64 overflow09:14
Kamionmvo: what's the app-install-commercial-data change?09:14
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Kamionpitti: erk, it's late for that, but ok09:15
mvoKamion: it add a vendor with a 3rd party repository (omnis webstudio)09:15
mvoKamion: only data files, 9kb package09:15
Kamionmvo: that sounds like it can be done in -updates09:15
pittiKamion: since we have to roll new CDs anyway... (but I don't have to, was just a proposal)09:15
infinityKamion: New artwork's still being done anyway, so as long as the new app-install-data and ubuntu-meta beat the artwork in, no harm done.09:16
Kamionpitti: if it's before the next cron.daily ...09:16
Kamioninfinity: oh, point09:16
Kamionmvo: ok, do it quickly09:16
pittiKamion: alright09:16
mvoKamion: it is ready now,  will upload now09:16
mvoKamion: thanks09:16
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crimsunKamion: are uploads to universe still acceptable for issues like "segfaults on start but trivial patch fixes it", or is that more -updates material?09:25
dholbachcrimsun: that kind of stuff is ok09:26
crimsundholbach: ok, just wanted to check before I uploaded, thanks09:27
dholbachthank you09:27
infinityCan anyone who's awake quickly install http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/ubuntu-artwork_28_all.deb then log out and log back in and let me know if it's buggy in any way?09:29
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infinityThere's a certain sense of urgency on this one. :)09:29
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Burgundaviainfinity, menus appear fine. I see you changed a few logos :)09:33
infinityI did no such thing, this is more sabdfl and dholbach work. :)09:34
infinityBut it's also the final ubuntu-artwork package, if it seems to work.09:34
pittiinfinity: yay for the old distributor logo09:34
Mithrandirinfinity: seems to work for me.09:34
infinityAnyhow, looks good on my end, except for the "tab close" bug that I think we're resigned to not having fixed before we release.09:34
mvoinfinity: the tab close button in gedit?09:35
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infinityOh, yay, the "stop" icon isn't flat anymore, either!09:35
infinitymvo: gedit, gaim, epiphany, notification bubbles, etc.09:35
mvoyes, that looks ... not nice09:35
Burgundaviainfinity, I see no visual flaws with menus, logout, and any apps that use gnome icons09:35
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infinityAnyone else?09:38
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infinityOkay, I'll wait for more success stories and/or bug reports until 08:00 UTC, then I'll upload to make cron.daily.09:39
pittiinfinity: I can't see any obvious breakage09:40
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G0SUBpitti: hello!09:40
pittihello G0SUB 09:40
G0SUBpitti: I guess you are my mentor for SoC?09:41
pittiG0SUB: indeed I am :) I'll send you an official introduction mail today09:41
G0SUBpitti: that's great09:41
G0SUBpitti: I will start working on the design from today ... will put up my ideas on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OfflineUpdateSpec/DesignDiscussion09:42
pittiG0SUB: sounds good! thanks09:42
G0SUBinfinity: why did the logout option disappear from System menu?09:43
G0SUBpitti: ok09:43
pittiG0SUB: !09:43
pittiG0SUB: it's still here for me; the only thing that vanished a while ago is the Lock Screen item09:43
G0SUBpitti: I don't see either09:44
triceratopsinfinity: are you aware of bug #47371 (fglrx API ERROR). I'm asking because I'm not sure if it's worth filling a bug report against restricted modules itself..09:44
G0SUBpitti: my dist-upgrade is a couple of days old though, may be it came back09:44
UbugtuMalone bug 47371 in Ubuntu "Can't start openoffice or blender after update to dapper" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4737109:44
infinityG0SUB: It turned into "Quit..."... Do you not have that?09:44
infinitypitti: How's that -meta upload going?09:45
G0SUBinfinity: I can see that, but logout in that menu would need fewer keystrokes for me09:45
pittiinfinity: uploaded some minutes ago09:45
G0SUBinfinity: may be it's better for many people. it's fine09:45
G0SUBbtw, the update notifier icon looks out of the place ... it's not at all Tango-ish09:46
infinitytriceratops: Curious.  It works here, with lrm-686 and the latest fglrx.09:46
jdubhrm, who was it that updated wine yesterday?09:46
jdub17:42 < tigert> hmm09:46
jdub17:42 < tigert> wine stopped working on my dapper09:46
jdub17:42 < tigert> interesting09:46
jdub09:46
infinitytriceratops: Maybe someone just needs to reboot after having installed the latest LRM to get the kernel and X driver to match?09:47
infinityG0SUB: Yeah, I'm not too happy with the update-notifier icons either, but at least they're not buggy/broken, so we can ship with them.09:47
infinityG0SUB: Now's not the time to whine about bad art, just bitch loudly about anything that's actually BROKEN. :)09:48
G0SUBinfinity: yes, I agree. it's solid, so it's fine09:48
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jdubsladen: PING09:49
jdub17:50 < tigert> $ wine GNC400WT.EXE09:50
jdub17:50 < tigert> err:ntdll:RtlpWaitForCriticalSection section 0x7fced940 "syslevel.c: Win16Mutex" wait timed out in thread 0009, blocked by 000a, retrying (60 sec)09:50
jdubworked before yesterday's update09:50
jdubhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/2974258/wine_0.9.9-0ubuntu2_i386.changes09:50
jdub17:50 < tigert> picasa also stopped working09:51
jdub(picasa ships its own, so... hrm...)09:51
crimsuninfinity: 28 looks fine to me, no regressions from 2709:52
infinityOkay, new (and hopefully final) ubuntu-artwork uploaded.09:52
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jdubheh09:56
jdubdholbach: "- updated." -> stikes fear into the heart of u-a lovers. ;-)09:57
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:infinity] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Release preparation in progress: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseRadar | Upload Queue closed, ping infinity if you need a non-main upload massaged through
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infinityAnd now we begin with this whole business of releasing an OS....09:59
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triceratopsinfinity: Back again... fglrx error apears after reboot.10:00
infinitytriceratops: Bizarre, but not something I can do anything about before release, unfortunately.10:01
infinitytriceratops: Even more bizarre that I'm running identical packages to at least one person commenting in the log, and don't see the bug.10:01
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mvowb dholbach10:02
triceratopsinfinity: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15-23-k7 ?10:02
infinitytriceratops: You never had the ATI packages installed at any point, did you?  That could lead to breakage due to files going missing, etc.10:02
dholbachthanks mvo10:02
infinitytriceratops: No, I'm using -686, but so was one of the followup comments.10:02
infinitydholbach: -artwork uploaded, for better or worse.  This is it.10:02
triceratopsThis is on a dapper machine and fglrx works till the last upgrade..10:02
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infinitytriceratops: I get that.  There's also nothing I can do about it right now.10:03
infinitytriceratops: I'll follow up to the bug post-release, and we'll see if there's anything I can fix in dapper-updates, but for now, this is it.10:03
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infinitytriceratops: Note that, like I said, it does work for me, and a large number of other who tested it for me, so I suspect some sort of curious local breakage.10:04
triceratopsinfinity: I don't think it is a local brakage due to the fact thatz it is a test machine I installed last sunday from the latest dayl build iso and only did tthe last upgrade10:06
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triceratopsinfinity: anything I can do to give you more input to trace this?10:07
infinitytriceratops: Probably, but it'll have to wait until June 1.  Seriously.  Changes to dapper are closed.10:08
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infinitytriceratops: What model card do you have in that machine?10:11
triceratopsinfinity: Ok, I'll be back on thursday. BTW which timezone is yours? :-))10:11
infinitytriceratops: There are reports of breakage on older (r200, aka 9200 and friends) cards.  It's an upstream bug.10:11
triceratopsinfinity: R200 514D, Radeon 910010:12
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infinitytriceratops: Of course, the new driver fixed problems on some newer cards, so it's a catch-22.  Can't make everyone happy. :/10:12
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triceratopsinfinity: Grumble, damned proprietary sh...10:13
triceratopsinfinity: nevertheless, thanks a lot. bye10:14
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sivangre all10:26
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pittihi sivang 10:27
pittihey seb128 10:27
seb128Hey pitti10:28
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infinitypitti: Should openoffice-l10n have a source-level seed in supported, so the binaries don't show up in anastacia?10:31
infinitypitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/anastacia.txt10:31
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infinityCD images will start building in ~60 mins, after a build-and-publisher cycle.10:33
\shmoins10:33
infinity(And I should be back by then)10:33
pittiinfinity: actually, they should be dependencies of language-support-*10:33
seb128did we get stock close and distributors icons fixed?10:33
pittiinfinity: however, these packagages seem to have appeared just recently10:33
infinityseb128: Distributor, yes, the "tab close" thing is deferred to -updates. :/10:33
infinitypitti: Well, -l10n was FTBFS until just over a week ago.10:34
pittiinfinity: if you are fine with that, I'll upload new l-support-* packages for them (they aren't on CDs)10:34
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seb128infinity: "deferred"? why don't reverting?10:34
infinityseb128: Ask the sab, dude.  Not me.10:34
seb128that's a mistake we are doing ...10:34
infinitypitti: Yes, please do.10:34
seb128all those liveCD will look ugly :/10:34
infinityKeybuk: Here's your big chance to drive the manual-queue on pitti's language-support uploads. :)10:35
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Kinnisonpitti: do you need me to do a mass upload of langpacks?10:35
infinityKinnison: No, no.  langpacks are finalised.  He's just fixing some metapackages.10:36
Keybukinfinity: gee, thanks10:36
Kinnisoninfinity: oh righty10:36
sladenjdub: pong10:36
infinityKeybuk: If nothing else is in incoming (which should be the case), you can just cheat and run lp_queue's disabled cronjob by hand, instead of doing the move/process/move thing.10:36
pittiKinnison, infinity: I don't mind uploading the l-support-* packagages directly; it's not that many, and the changelog might be useful to someone10:37
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mdzpitti: more language-support updates?10:37
sladenjdub: oh joy.  ta.10:38
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pittimdz: infinity just pointed me to the number of new help and l10n packages which appeared some days ago (sorry, I wasn't aware of them)10:38
pittimdz: however, they aren't on CDs, so should be uncritical10:38
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Mithrandiraiee, mixing of english and norwegian text in "about ubuntu". That looks _really_ bad.10:40
mdzogra: have you verified the fix for bug #46426 in a recent CD build?10:40
UbugtuMalone bug 46426 in ltsp "Xubuntu install CD install ltsp" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4642610:40
sladencan somebody do  grep -c wine /etc/mailcap   It appears that  dh_installmime  didn't run 'update-mime' on postrm10:41
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sladen(at least on this laptop)10:42
jdubsladen: don't worry, that wasn't it10:43
jdubsladen: talk to tigert on #gnome-hackers to make sure10:43
mvohello Riddell, are you around? I was wondering if the dr-konqui has a external program that you can run "wrap around" a normal application and catch SIGSEGV (gnome has gnome_segv for this)10:44
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pittiKeybuk: I'm ready to upload the updated l-support-* stuff, can I just dput them?10:46
pittiKeybuk, infinity: uploaded; to packs do not match a valid locale, so we need to see them manually (I'll do that now)10:48
infinityOkay, back with brainfood.10:48
pittierm, s/see/seed/10:49
Keybukpitti: yes, you can just dput10:50
Keybukof course, _I_ would have uploaded them all at once, rather than individually :p10:51
pittiKeybuk: ?10:51
pittiKeybuk: oh, that's just how langpack-o-matic does it right now10:52
Keybukls ... *zoooom* ... ok, so I need less10:52
infinityyay for 8 rejects...10:54
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Keybukyeah10:54
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094824-005547/language-support-ar_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094825-005550/language-support-km_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094826-005552/language-support-lo_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094826-005554/language-support-lv_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
pittiinfinity: known bug10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094827-005556/language-support-mk_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094828-005558/language-support-ml_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
pittibut cosmetical10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094828-005560/language-support-ne_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
infinity./rejected/upload-20060530-094830-005564/language-support-sl_6.06+20060413_source.changes10:55
infinitypitti: ^^^10:55
infinityErr, what? :)10:55
infinityRejected uploads are cosmetic bugs?10:55
pittiinfinity: bug 4418610:56
UbugtuMalone bug 44186 in soyuz "language-support-* upload generates rejected mail for old version" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4418610:56
pittiinfinity: the curent version is accepted, and this ancient one from 0413 keeps being rejected on every new upload10:56
mdzbizarre10:56
Keybukoh wow10:56
infinityOh, that's weird.  I didn't even check the timestamp or version.10:56
infinityThough it was a fresh entry in the upload queue.10:57
Keybukhe's right, he never uploaded those rejected packages10:57
infinityThat's awesome.10:57
Keybukrejects ... "rm -rf *" ... what rejects10:58
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sladenOMG, yet-another-aweful-menu-icon-logo  *sigh*10:59
pittiinfinity: ok, I seeded the remaining two oo.o-l10n-* packagages which do not fit into any l-support-*, so anastacia should be clean again10:59
infinitypitti: Thanks, you are The Man.10:59
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mvowhere would be a good place to ask why python seems to be unable to catch SIGSEGV (with the signal modul) - is there a python channel?11:00
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Keybukmvo: uh... POSIX?11:00
infinitymvo: I find that whining at spiv gets all my python questions answered.11:00
mvoKeybuk: #POSIX ;)11:00
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sivangmvo: gjc and jhdalin might know in #pygtk, they helped me greatly in my subprocess questions in HUB11:03
mvoKeybuk: can you elaborate please?11:04
Keybukmvo: there's conditions on how and when you can catch SEGV isn't there?11:05
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KeybukI may be confusing SEGV and KILL though11:05
infinityYou may be.11:06
mvoKeybuk: hm, I guess I need to look into my stevens again, but I was though it was KILL11:06
KinnisonKeybuk: IIRC you can't catch SEGV from a SEGV11:06
KinnisonSEGV is very catchable11:07
TreenaksKinnison: if the first thing you do in the handler is to reset the handler..11:07
KinnisonTreenaks: true11:07
mdzinfinity: this publisher run should bring everything into sync, yes?11:08
infinityOkay, NEW queue is empty, anastacia is empty, and we're on the last publisher run required for CD images...11:08
infinitymdz: See above. :)11:08
Keybukah, no, you can catch SEGV just don't return from the signal handler11:08
KeybukI was confusing SEGV and KILL11:08
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infinityOkay, all CD-related cronjobs are disabled.11:14
infinityThe entire DC is in manual mode, now... 11:16
infinity(That's right, elmo has to type all downloads, bit by bit, so be patient)11:16
sivangpoor elmo 11:17
sivang;-)11:17
Znarl...I hope he doesn't delegate this.11:17
infinityZnarl: You can't type at 1Gb/s?11:17
sivanglol11:18
Treenaksinfinity: keyboard repeat++11:18
Znarlinfinity : I start to typo at around 800Mb/s11:18
infinityZnarl: Poor flow control?11:19
\shI wonder if we get the possibility to create an ubuntu/kubuntu mirror here in our DC...20GBit/s is the highest bandwidth for one internet service company here in .de11:20
Znarl\sh : join #ubuntu-mirrors if you need assistance setting it up.11:22
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ogramdz, i havent verified bug 46426 (got no xubuntu CD here) but janimo can11:31
UbugtuMalone bug 46426 in ltsp "Xubuntu install CD install ltsp" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4642611:31
janimoogra: this was reported fixed for RC11:32
janimooh I tested Rc too and it was gone11:32
ogragood11:32
janimoogra: I got no feedback from the xfce /ltsp testers yet11:33
infinityLet the CD making begin!11:33
fabbioneinfinity: did the last publisher run?11:34
ograexcitement !11:34
fabbioneinfinity: are we in manual mode now??11:34
infinityfabbione: We're manual now.  I'm spinning CDs as we speak.11:35
fabbioneinfinity: ok.11:35
jsgotangcogreat anticipation, intense moment!11:35
infinityA (very long) drum roll, please!11:36
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Mithrandirsfllaw: why isn't the date for the current DVD on testing/short updated?11:37
Mithrandirs/short/current/11:37
infinityMithrandir: Can we get the tables completely cleared and update the build number to 20060530.1?11:38
infinity(At least, I think they'll all have the build number when I'm done)11:38
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Mithrandirinfinity: you're doing DVD builds too?11:39
infinityOkay, not everything will.  Some will be 2006053011:39
infinityI'll let you know as they roll in. :)11:39
infinityMithrandir: Yeah, I'll do DVDs last.11:39
\shSinging: It's the final countdown...(Old 80ties Europe song, for those who were not born these days)11:40
infinity(To make them match the livefses)11:40
Mithrandirok, I'll twiddle my thumbs and watch the logs, then11:40
infinityOh, cute, soyuz sends the accepted mail to the GPG signer.  Never noticed that before.11:41
infinityGuess I've never sponsored someone else's upload since the switch.11:41
infinityOr I just don't pay attention.11:41
sivang\sh: one of my favorites11:41
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sivangshock, een11:42
sivangeven, even11:42
Mithrandirsivang: electric eel?11:42
sivangMithrandir: thanks11:43
Mithrandirat least I think they can.  Maybe others can too11:43
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\shyou know guys, I'm totally on crack...I'm compiling an ubuntu kernel on a sles9 box, and packaging all the crack into an rpm, for having a good working and running kernel...I'm mentally ill somehow11:44
infinity\sh: Why compile it again?  Just tear apart the binary package and re-pack it as an RPM.11:44
infinity\sh: Then you'll know it's identical.11:44
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G0SUBinfinity: the latest ubuntu-artwork rocks big time ... it's awesome11:45
infinity(Reminds me of the scary "identical deb and rpm" method of calling debian/rules from the .spec file..)11:45
sivangohh11:45
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sivangthat sounds like horror11:45
infinityWorks pretty weell, actually, just it LOOKS just plain wrong.11:46
sivangI bet it feels wrong as well11:46
sivang(when doing it)11:46
Gloubiboulgaogra, janimo, highvoltage has tested a daily xubuntu build (alternate install) iirc, and asked for ltsp installation... which fails11:46
janimoGloubiboulga: oh sad :(11:47
janimohow does it fail?11:47
janimohighvoltage: ping ^11:47
Gloubiboulgajanimo, unable to configure the chroot I think11:47
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Gloubiboulgajanimo, bug #4727811:50
UbugtuMalone bug 47278 in ltsp "Xubuntu chroot building fails on daily install" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4727811:50
janimoGloubiboulga: thanks11:50
\shinfinity: because I packaged my first kernel rpm package...just for the fun of it..time is money ;)11:51
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dholbachGloubiboulga, janimo: you guys didn't rebuild the tang* packages and didn't do the icon-naming-utils patch - i fear it might be too late soon11:57
janimodholbach: it's ok11:57
dholbachGloubiboulga, janimo: but I daresay you have more pressing matters11:57
pittiinfinity: you know that u-artwork on at least the latest (30.1) altearnate CD is still at 27?11:57
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infinitypitti: Don't say that.11:58
pittiHi Kamion 11:58
KeybukKamion: hi!11:58
janimodholbach: any matter in particular or just release pressure in general?11:58
pittiinfinity: jigdo didn't download *any* new package compared to 30, I verified the md5sum, and the file list11:58
dholbachjanimo: no, I just thought you're busy with more important stuff :)11:58
pittiinfinity: same for ppc11:58
janimodholbach: yup11:58
infinity/pool/main/u/ubuntu-artwork/ubuntu-artwork_27_all.deb11:58
infinityArgh.11:58
\shhmm...to enabled selinux via kernel parameter, I need to feed the kernel append line the "selinux=1" parameter?11:59
pittiubuntu-artwork |         27 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/main Packages11:59
pittiubuntu-artwork |         28 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/main Sources11:59
infinityKamion: Is lithium not doing the pre-build mirror run properly?11:59
pittiinfinity: ^ seems it wasn't yet published?11:59
ajmitch\sh: correct, and then watch everything still not work :)11:59
infinitypitti: It was published a good 10 minutes before I kicked off the build.11:59
Keybukubuntu-artwork |         28 |        dapper | source, all12:00
Keybukinfinity: sure? :p12:00
infinityKeybuk: Yes, positive.12:00
infinityKeybuk: It was published around half an hour ago, the 30.1 build was started 5 or 10 minutes after that.12:01
Keybukit's not in the published archive12:01
infinityErr, of course it is.12:01
infinitysource, all12:01
infinityIt's an arch:all package.12:01
Kamioninfinity: only reason it would skip the mirror run is if there was another build in progress (or it thought there was)12:02
infinityOh, feh.  The publisher crashed.12:02
Keybukahh12:02
infinityDanm it all to...12:02
Keybukyeah, it's sitting the pool12:02
infinityI only looked in the pool during the publisher run, I didn't actually check the publisher's logs to make sure it, y'know, did its job.12:03
infinityFeh.12:03
\shajmitch: ok12:04
ajmitch\sh: init won't load the policy, and you need newer userspace tools/libs to work with the newer reference policy12:04
infinityOkay, that's messed up.12:05
infinityThe log doesn't show it crashing.  It shows the deb being added, and apt-ftparchive running...12:05
infinityAnd then we don't get it published.12:05
infinityBut nothing from that run actually got in.. -meta didn't either.12:06
ograwhee, there is CC meeting this evening ? 12:06
infinityDouble-U Tee Eff.12:07
Kamionogra: in theory ...12:07
ograyeah, but thats an optimistc theory :)12:07
Kamioninfinity: sounds like the mirrors are screwed; Packages on drescher is correct12:09
KamionZnarl: help12:09
Kamionubuntu-artwork |         28 |        dapper | source, all12:09
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infinityKamion: But lithium mirrors from drescher, no?12:09
Kamionnope, from syncproxy12:11
infinityAhh, kay.12:11
infinityI use ftpmaster.internal for the livefs builds...12:11
Kamionsee cdimage/etc/anonftpsync12:11
infinityAnd they look correct, so I don't have to re-do them.  Phew.12:11
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Kamionswitching to ftpmaster.internal would mean I'd have to sort out ports exclusion and crap12:12
infinitySo, when the mirror issue is sorted, we can just do ISOs.12:12
infinityKamion: Or just have one mirror on drescher, instead of the main and ports mirror?12:12
infinityKamion: What's the harm in having a unified mirror?12:13
infinityKamion: It's not like hppa debs are going to jump onto an i386 CD...12:13
infinityErr, so/on drescher/on lithium/12:14
Kamionright, but let's not change it over *now* ...12:14
infinityThat sentence makes way more sense without that thinko.12:14
infinityKamion: No, no.  Not now.  Just saying "sometime".. :)12:14
Kamionftpmaster.internal seems to require auth for rsync12:14
Kamionguess it needs configuration to allow lithium12:14
infinityKamion: Easily fixed, though.12:14
infinityZnarl: Daaaa-aaaad!  Our toy is brooo-oooken!12:15
\shajmitch: well, it was booting without any problems right now...lets see what our security guy is doing12:15
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Kamioninfinity: you did fix that debconf/frontend issue with livecd-rootfs, didn't you?12:18
infinityKamion: Yes, though untested.12:19
Kamionok12:19
infinityKamion: Should be fixed on current dailies (and the build we're about to do), if you want to make a note to check that in your testing.12:19
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infinityKamion: Do you want to drive lithium for alternate build when you're sure the mirroring situation is sorted?12:20
infinityKamion: I'll keep babysitting the world of live/desktop.12:20
infinitys/build/builds/12:21
Kamioninfinity: sure12:23
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Kamionpitti: libextractor is funny12:23
Kamion     - no longer using xpdf code: Christian wrote a PDF extractor himself, so we12:23
Kamion       do not longer import security problems from xpdf.12:23
KamionOUR ONE WON'T HAVE ANY SECURITY PROBLEMS12:23
infinityTo be fair, it's hard to have as many security problems as xpdf has had.12:24
infinity20 monkeys, 5 typewriters, and a case of scotch could produce safer code.12:25
ajmitch\sh: oh it'll boot fine, just without having a policy12:25
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\shajmitch: we are creating a policy by ourself ;)12:28
Kamiondholbach: did you ever check out kleansweep for bug 40126?12:28
UbugtuMalone bug 40126 in Ubuntu "Dapper AptGetOrg import." [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4012612:28
ajmitch\sh: that's great, but with what tools?12:28
dholbachKamion: not yet - looking now12:29
dholbachKamion: let's drop that one12:30
dholbachKamion: thanks for your work and for reminding me12:30
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\shsetools, if this is not working I'm compiling new versions somehow...let's see what we find out :)12:31
ajmitch\sh: you'll have to, and you'll probably end up having to get new libs, including ones that live in the initramfs, recompiling init, etc :)12:32
ajmitch\sh: hence why it didn't make feature freeze12:32
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Kamiondholbach: ok, can I close the bug out then?12:34
dholbachKamion: yeah12:34
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sladenmjg59: which package is /sbin/pccardctl in?  It's unconditionally called from acpi-support but it's not installed (this machine, or the bug reporter's)12:34
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~/x/xorg-7.0.0$ dpkg -S /sbin/pccardctl12:34
infinitypcmciautils: /sbin/pccardctl12:34
mdzjanimo: thanks for confirming, DRR updated12:38
janimohighvoltage: ping12:40
highvoltagejanimo: pong12:41
janimohighvoltage: hi, I just saw the ltsp but today12:41
janimoas I was not subscribed12:41
janimowas there anything else in /var/log/installer?12:41
highvoltagejanimo: no, there wasn't12:42
highvoltagejanimo: ogra told me to include it if it exists, but it didn't12:42
janimoI don;t think I can debug this having never installed a ltsp server12:42
janimoor anything ltsp for that matter12:42
highvoltagejanimo: i can rsync again, and test if it happens again today12:42
janimohighvoltage: nothing changed since yesterday AFAIK12:43
highvoltagejanimo: ogra had an idea what it was about, apperently the same problem came up in edubuntu12:43
janimowas the computer connected to the net?12:43
janimojust in case some packages were missing froom the CD12:43
highvoltageno, it wasn't12:43
highvoltagehmmm.. perhaps that was the case.12:43
highvoltageogra: ping12:43
janimoKamion: do you know if for the packages you added manually (as opposed to in the seeds) for the ltsp xfce menu, the deps are also included?12:44
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janimoif not that may be the case. Since I found out recently that ldm depends on gnome libs, so if they are not installed the whole thing might fail12:44
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highvoltagehmmm.. i think you should ping ogra as soon as he's available. i think he could provide some insight there. in the meantime, i'll so an installation again, and check the output on the other tty's, i was too much in a rush to think about checking that yesterday12:45
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\shajmitch: you just agreed to help me with selinux...thx ;)12:46
ograjanimo, the only intresting bit to debug the client builder itself is /var/log/instakller/messages, indeed /var/log/installer/syslog might have additional info but thats from the installer, not the client-builter itself...12:46
janimohighvoltage: thanks12:47
ograhighvoltage, i'm available since some hours :)+12:47
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highvoltageogra: okay :)12:48
Kamioninfinity: FYI, I think we might have to respin for bug 46961 anyway12:48
UbugtuMalone bug 46961 in ubiquity "Gparted should return "1 Cancel" when its operation fails" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4696112:48
Kamionjanimo: they're in the ship seed, so germinate will take care of that12:48
highvoltageogra: can you remember what you suspected the xubuntu ltsp problem to be? janimo needs some more information.12:48
Kamionjanimo: (aren't they?)12:48
ograhighvoltage, i have no clue at all without any log12:49
janimoKamion: ok, yeah they are, I moved them around for a while and forgot if they stayed in ship. thanks12:49
highvoltageogra: you said something about you bet it's the same problem we had in... (and i can't remember anything after that)12:49
janimohighvoltage: irclogs ;)12:49
ograhighvoltage, which i also get no logs for :P12:50
infinityKamion: Damn.12:50
ograhighvoltage, expert install12:50
ajmitch\sh: lucky me12:50
janimoinfinity: can you let through xubuntu-default-settings (stuck in the queue). It's ok if not too, it's just last moment icon and text color changes12:51
infinityjanimo: Will do.12:52
janimoinfinity: thanks12:52
infinityjanimo: You're lucky Kamion's bug is worth halting for. :)12:52
janimo:)12:52
Kamionogra: /var/log/messages is obsolete in dapper, FYI - if you're using it, please switch to /var/log/syslog (preferably using log-output)12:53
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infinityKamion: How long will it take to get a fix tested for that bug?12:54
Kamion(obsolete in the installer, to clarify)12:54
Kamioninfinity: ... a while; no ETA yet :(12:54
infinityKamion: Fair enough.12:54
Kamionwe have a vmware clone here on which I can more or less reproduce it12:55
infinityKamion: Isolated where the fix needs to be, or do you need more eyes?12:55
KeybukListing ubuntu/dapper (NEW) 0/012:55
Keybuk... c0r12:55
KeybukColumns: number-out-of-date, number-newer-than-source, arch12:55
Keybuk       0    0 amd6412:55
Keybuk       0    0 i38612:55
Keybuk       0    0 powerpc12:55
Keybukcute12:55
infinityKeybuk: Yeah, fancy isn't it.12:55
fabbioneKeybuk: sparc?12:55
Keybukfabbione: ENOBRITNEY12:55
infinityKeybuk: dapper_probs.html is finally clean too.12:55
fabbioneKeybuk: whops12:56
infinityfabbione: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing-ports/dapper_outdate.txt12:56
Kamioninfinity: more or less, but feel free to look - problem is in gparted, note how Apply_Operation_To_Disk is void12:56
infinityfabbione: The only outdates in ports are a really longstanding guile FTBFS, and the gdb FTBFS tha tI ran out of time to help DaveM debug.12:56
infinityfabbione: otherwise, all good.12:56
fabbionehmm12:57
fabbionethere are some OO.o bits that can't be installed anylonger on sparc12:57
fabbioneW T #!?12:57
highvoltagepeople who run on sparc uses OO.o?12:58
fabbionehighvoltage: when it's faster than amd64? yes12:58
ograhighvoltage, yes, the ltsp users :P12:58
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infinityopenoffice.org | 2.0.2-2ubuntu12 |        dapper | source, i386, powerpc01:01
infinityWTF?01:01
infinityfabbione: That's the source of the problem...01:01
infinityOh.  It landed in universe for sparc.  Hah.01:01
infinityFixing.01:01
fabbioneah thanks01:01
infinityWe really need a tool to find stuff like that.01:01
fabbionethat should set the counter for sparc to 001:01
Kamionfabbione: ok, sparc should move from testing-ports output to testing at the next run01:01
fabbioneKamion: thanks dude01:02
highvoltagejanimo, ogra: i got it01:02
ograyou got it ? 01:02
ogratell us01:02
highvoltageE: Package esound has no installation candidate01:02
ograaha01:02
highvoltageogra: the error ^^^01:02
ograjanimo, you dont ship esd ?01:02
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janimoogra, not sure.if it is pulled by the ltsp partes yes, if not no01:06
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infinityKamion: Do we have any sane way to find override disparities between arches, or just wait for them to cause bugs?01:06
ograits not a dependency, ltsp-build-client uses it01:06
janimoogra, ah so do I need to explicitely seed it?01:07
janimohighvoltage: thanks for the catch :)01:07
ograjanimo, yup01:07
janimoogra: any other such hidden deps :) ?01:08
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janimoI got the 4 or 3 packages with ltsp in their names + ldm so far, and now esound01:08
janimoanything else?01:08
Kamioninfinity: I tried to write a script to do that at one point, but I think picking lint out of my navel suddenly became terribly exciting or something01:10
ograjanimo, grep EARLY_PACKAGES ltsp-build-client01:10
infinityKamion: Well, you do have lovely lint.01:10
janimoogra, so libesd and esound-common were in the cd, only esound was missing01:10
janimoogra: where do I grep? where is that dir?01:10
janimoon the iso?01:10
ograjanimo, just esound should be fine, it was a dependency once, but debian revolted01:10
ograso i had to take it out and rely on the seeds, i wasnt aware you dont have esound at all, sorry for that01:11
ograits a script from ltsp-server (in /usr/bin/)01:11
janimoogra, np. So now I have quite some gnome libs + esd on the CD (ship only though). Seems to fit even on the ppc01:12
janimoor maybe I just did not look at the build logs :)01:12
ograyes, that shouldnt be too much01:12
janimook, should be mirrored in <15min then take effect in the next CD build. hope this is the only missing bit01:13
janimohighvoltage: will you be able to test today's new image later?01:13
ograjanimo, EARLY_PACKAGES="x-window-system-core ltsp-client discover1 laptop-detect xresprobe esound inputattach usplash ldm"01:13
janimowhenever it is built?01:13
ograi guess the rest is available in your seeds01:14
janimoogra, huh usplash? thats ubuntu usplash01:14
ograyep01:14
ograbut you have that ;)01:14
ogra(its the binary)01:14
janimoogra, ok, phew01:15
janimoI thought it was the artwork itself only01:15
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jonohey01:20
Treenakshm01:20
Treenaksfreenode is weird:01:20
FujitsuHi, jono.01:20
Treenaks13:20 <        jono> hey01:21
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jonoTreenaks: odd01:21
ograTreenaks, youre lagging01:21
jonohey Fujitsu01:21
Treenaksogra: likely01:21
jonobiab01:21
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mdzinfinity: are we building new livefses?01:22
Keybukjono: hey dude01:23
fabbionejanimo: ping?01:24
Kamionmdz: please eyeball http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/gparted-safe-apply-operations.diff01:24
infinitymdz: We will have to once Colin gets that gparted fix in.01:25
infinityKamion: Four Oh Four.01:25
KinnisonKamion: what infinity said01:25
janimofabbione: pong01:25
Kamionit's there now01:25
fabbionejanimo: hey01:25
=== janimo is wondering what FTBFS on sparc
infinityjanimo: ?01:26
fabbionejanimo: ??01:26
Keybukinfinity: did you reenable publisher?01:26
janimoinfinity: no just being pinged by fabbione I assumed it was a sparc thing :)01:26
fabbionejanimo: nah..01:26
KinnisonKamion: a very rapid eyeballing says "looks okay to me"01:26
infinityKeybuk: I'm publishing manually right now.01:26
Keybukah01:27
fabbionei would have lart you for that.... no ping ;)01:27
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infinityKamion: I assume somehwhere outside of the context of the second hunk, apply is set to true?01:29
infinityErr, third hunk.  Whatever.  The last one.01:29
infinityReading diffs of diffs makes hunk numbering confusing.01:30
Keybukinfinity: yeah, at the top of the block01:30
infinityOkay, cool.  Then it looks sane to me.01:30
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infinityKamion: Will that prototype change require rebuilding anything else, or is this purely a private API anyway?01:33
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Kamioninfinity: no, just internal to gparted01:34
Kamionit's not quite working - it now fails to corrupt your disk but never tears down the progress bar01:34
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zulheylo01:34
sladencan somebody with amd64 run  apt-cache search libgl*-dev01:35
infinityKamion: Well, failing to eat disks is progress.....01:35
infinitysladen: Why would you epxect the output to be any different on amd64?01:36
ograsladen: libgl1-mesa-dev and libgl1-mesa-swrast-dev#01:36
ogra(and mesademos)01:36
pittiKamion: yes, I'm not sure with which version we would be better off, I just routinely file sync bugs for stuff that's fixed in Debian01:37
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sladenogra: no libglu..-dev ?01:38
sladeninfinity: because I have a bug report saying they are01:39
rpedrohello01:39
infinitysladen: apt-cache appears to glob in a special way, so libglu1-mesa-dev doesn't come back in that search.01:39
infinitysladen: It's there, though.01:39
infinitysladen: (If you search for it directly)01:39
ivokspitti: it seems that cups1.2 has some issues with older cupses01:40
infinitysladen: What's the bug report?01:40
ivokspitti: we should consider cups1.2.1 for -updates asap :/01:40
infinitysladen: If amd64 was missing any libgl*dev stuff, half the archive would be FTBFS.01:40
pittiivoks: yeah, it seems we still have quite a number of printing bugs01:40
pittiivoks: will that help?01:40
rpedrocan I get a backtrace from nautilus when it crashes and the 'restart app|inform developers| etc.' dialogue appears?01:40
pittiivoks: also, this libgnomeprintui bug about not reading ~/.cups/lpoptions really sucks01:41
ivokspitti: changelog of 1.2.1 says that those issues are fixed01:41
ivokspitti: i will try01:41
ivokspitti: yeah :(01:41
pittiivoks: I already backported some fixes from svn head a while ago, but I don't remember reading about compatibility fixes01:41
ivokspitti: but, atm cups 1.2 doesn't work with OSX (at least some versions of it) :/01:41
infinitysladen: If you're referring to bug #29435, you really should read the comments.01:42
UbugtuMalone bug 29435 in mesa "Missing GL/gl.h" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2943501:42
ivokspitti: i spent 5 hours yeasterday making those two to work... finally i reverted to breezy01:42
seb128rpedro: click on "inform upstream", the detail text has the backtrace01:42
seb128rpedro: install nautilus-dbg before (and maybe libgnomevfs2-0-dbg too)01:42
infinitysladen: And the guy who "couldn't get the latest version" was just suffering from an out-of-date mirror, and an inability to type "apt-get update"01:43
rpedroseb128: ok, going to try that01:43
ivokspitti: "The scheduler no longer uses chunking in responses to clients - this caused problems with older versions of CUPS like 1.1.17 (PR #6143)"01:43
pittiivoks: I see01:44
infinitysladen: Oh, I see.  You're looking at #47338 ... That's also complete 100% user error.01:44
sladeninfinity: bug #47338 but it's most like the same thing01:44
UbugtuMalone bug 47338 in mesa "libglu-dev and libgl-dev broken on amd64" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4733801:44
ivokspitti: that would explain some bugs that were reported01:44
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Kamionmdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/gparted-safe-apply-operations.diff updated, can you rebuild?01:45
infinityKamion: Looks the same to me...01:46
infinityOf course, I wasn't smart enough to save the old one, so I can't diff.01:47
Kamionreload01:47
Kamionchanges to apply_operations_thread to make it run off the end of the progress bar properly01:48
Kamionyay distro team pair-programming for a change01:48
highvoltagejanimo: i will try my best. i'm extremely pressed on time, but i'll rsync and test as soon as i have a gap01:49
seb128Kamion: "manual partitioning on ubiquity let with no bootable partition" would be a gparted bug, right?01:49
seb128there is https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+bug/41012 on the topic too01:49
UbugtuMalone bug 41012 in gparted "No (obvious) way to set a boot flag" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  01:49
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seb128(still my laptop refusing to boot when there is no bootable partition ...)01:50
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Kinnisonback in a bit01:51
Kamionseb128: guess so01:52
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Kamionwinn0r02:00
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Kamionuploaded, but I think I missed cron.daily02:04
mdzjanimo: it's time to stop uploading02:04
Kamionooh, manual mode02:04
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Keybuk"Day 1 in the Big Release House ... Colin is in the diary room"02:06
fabbioneKeybuk: lol02:07
Kamionpublisher running, I'm off for lunch02:07
highvoltageKeybuk: lol02:08
infinityKamion: You sorted the manual queue mojo alright?02:09
mdzinfinity: yep02:15
infinityfabbione: sparc looks okay on dapper_probs now.  Thanks for the heads-up.02:15
mdzinfinity: will you kick off livefs and CD builds when it finishes?02:15
infinitymdz: Yup, yup.02:15
fabbioneinfinity: thank, no problem02:15
sladenwhat does gnome-volume-manager have to do with sound-cards (!?)02:21
ograit has the word "volumme" in its name ? 02:22
ogra-m02:22
pittisladen: only that it restores the default sound card if you pull out the current default card (like an USB headset)02:23
janimomdz, yeah I've stopped, this one got in the queue shortly after it got closed, and asked inf to unstuck it only after a couple hours02:24
Kamioninfinity: yeah, I did02:24
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ogradapper-dvd-i386.iso02:29
ogra  3367493632 100%    2.60MB/s    0:20:34  (1, 100.0% of 1)02:29
ogranice :)02:29
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dokocarlos: OOo translation ping ... it looks like  the current build finally will succeed. about 3.000.000 message strings, 50.000 warnings from translate-toolkit, 1500 errors (ignored) during the OOo import run; but too late for dapper; nobody had the chance to look at the translations (maybe except kurdish)02:32
carlosdoko: and Esperanto?02:32
carlosdoko: could you at least upload Esperanto and Kurdish?02:32
Kamionupload? as in to dapper?02:33
Kamionno02:33
carlosKamion: l10n files02:33
Kamionyes, but do you mean upload to the dapper archive?02:33
carlosyes02:33
Kamionuploads are for absolutely critical showstopper fixes only02:34
Keybuksladen: gnome-volume-manager has ended up being the generic "do shit on hal events" process02:34
highvoltagejanimo: if i start the rsync now, will it include that esound fix? or should i hold on a bit?02:34
janimohighvoltage: only if there's a CD built in the past half hour02:34
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janimohighvoltage: not yet02:34
carlosdoko, Kamion: Is there any way to do those uploads as part of language packs updates (once per month) ?02:34
carlosdoko: or the lack of an initial Kurdish or Esperanto packages would prevent that?02:35
highvoltagejanimo: ok02:35
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janimohighvoltage: probably later today, when 30.1 CD's appear02:35
Kamionif not, it could be a candidate for dapper-updates02:35
dokocarlos: the build takes 14h, so if something goes wrong, double the time. I couldn't do faster, working most of the night as well02:35
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highvoltagejanimo: ok, i'm leaving for a birthday party i'll be killed for if i don't go in about 3 hours, so please let me know when it's there, if you happen to notice it :)02:35
carlosdoko: dude, don't worry, I know we were a bit late already...02:35
KamionI'm afraid 14h builds are totally unacceptable at this point02:35
Kamioncarlos: ^--02:36
Kamionwe hope to have the final images rolled long before that, and to be testing02:36
dokocarlos: sure, that should be possible, but we should have the packages up for testing before02:36
carlosKamion: indeed02:36
carlosdoko: we are doing daily language packs  atm02:36
janimocarlos: did the langpacks go in yesterday? I did only see lang support packages on the list02:37
infinityjanimo: langpacks are uploaded silently to prevent flooding dapper-changes.02:37
carlosdoko: If I provide you with a fixed URL were you could fetch the .po files, would you be able to setup oo.org weekly lang packs?02:37
infinityjanimo: They all went in yesterday or the day before.02:37
janimoinfinity: thanks02:37
infinityjanimo: The language-support stuff today was just some bugfixes.02:37
highvoltagethe times displayed on cdimage.ubuntu.com, are they UTC?02:37
Kamionlanguage-support are *supposed* to be silent in general but may not have been in this case02:37
carlosjanimo: yes, they landed yesterday02:37
Kamionhighvoltage: London IIRC (+1)02:38
highvoltageKamion: thanks02:38
Kamioninfinity: the buildd sequencer is running normally automatically, right?02:38
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infinityYes, but I just stopped it to run the queue builder.02:39
dokocarlos: in theory, yes. in practice: no. there are currently strings in rosetta which prevent OOo building at all. have to fix these first in the imported files and in rosetta02:39
Kamionaha02:39
carlosdoko: could you send me a report about that after dapper release, when you are not so busy to see what I could do to improve that?02:39
dokocarlos: sure, let' chat about it on #irc next week02:40
carlosdoko: ok, thanks02:40
dokocarlos: but (hint, hint), import/export GSI files yourself ...02:40
carlosdoko: that's one of the things we should talk next month02:40
carlosdoko: I want to evaluate the possibility to import/export GSI files directly from Rosetta02:41
dokocarlos: and elmo will start to cry, when the diff get's bigger than the .orig.tar.gz. so an option to only export new or changed translations would be very nice02:42
carlosdoko: please, prepare a list of things/suggestions you have about this and let's talk about it before the sprint02:43
dokocarlos: I'll update the spec02:43
carlosdoko: cool, thanks02:43
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infinityKamion: Okay, building.  I'll publish as soon as all the binaries are in.02:45
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kagouhi02:48
dokomvo: ping02:50
mvodoko: pong02:51
Keybukdoko: you realise that a diff from 2.0 to 1.1 is roughly the same size as the current one02:51
KeybukWAIT A MINUTE!02:51
Keybukdoko may have stumbled on a fantastic way to give Mark what he wants ;P02:51
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dokoKeybuk: ?02:52
highvoltagedoko: i think Keybuk passed out of excitement :)02:52
Keybukdoko: if you replaced the current openoffice diff with one that simply reverted the package back to the 1.1 packages ... it would be the same size! :)02:52
dokomvo: bug 4732802:53
UbugtuMalone bug 47328 in update-manager "Consistent multiverse in synaptic and gnome-app-install" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4732802:53
infinityKamion: Publishing.02:53
mvodoko: hm, it is mostly a usability issue02:54
dokomvo: tmarble did email you, could you reply?02:54
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mvodoko: not yet02:58
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lemsx1good morning all03:08
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cigahi03:10
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OculusAquilaeinfinity: ping03:11
sfllawMithrandir: Mostly because I didn't know how frequent our daily builds are.  They, suspiciously, do not seem to happen once per day.03:12
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infinityOculusAquilae: ?03:13
infinitysfllaw: When everything's in full auto, the dailies are (at least) daily.03:14
infinitysfllaw: Which was certainly the case for the last few days.03:14
ograsfllaw, during release/milestone preparation we tend to build them more often03:14
OculusAquilaeinfinity: I wanted to ask what to do because of Launchpad-Group kubuntu-de. Its owner isn't active anymore.03:14
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OculusAquilaeinfinity: and we have no active admins03:15
sfllawogra: I suppose the testing matrix is pretty full right now.03:16
sfllawSo we can afford to start over.03:16
Riddellnice to see outside recognition of infinity's move to launchpad03:16
ograsfllaw, yep03:16
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ograsfllaw, and the isos changed a lot since RC03:16
infinityRiddell: Don't make me hurt you.03:16
sfllawogra: OK.03:16
ogra(edubuntu results are all for RC for example)03:16
infinityOculusAquilae: Hrm, only two team members.  Not much of a "team".03:17
infinityOculusAquilae: Anyhow, if you're looking to usurp the team by getting one of the active members promoted to team Admin, I suspect you should ask someone who's not me.03:17
OculusAquilaeinfinity: We can't add more members because the team is restricted03:17
infinityOculusAquilae: I'm only an LP admin for hilarious reasons best not discussed, I don't actually flex that power.03:18
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/releasecon.jpg03:18
ograOculusAquilae, #launchpad03:18
OculusAquilaeinfinity: Who has that power then?03:18
infinityOculusAquilae: I have the power, I just don't use it. :)  Try kiko, SteveA, stub, or lifeless on #launchpad.  All better choices than I for LP admin.03:19
OculusAquilaeinfinity: ok thanks03:20
infinityOkay, firing off livefs builds nowish...03:20
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mdziwj: ping03:26
ograKeybuk, one-man-con ? 03:29
cigadoes anyone have '[fglrx]  API ERROR: could not register entrypoint for *' error message when starting glxinfo in the latest dapper?03:29
ograwhere is the rest ? 03:29
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infinityciga: Not the time or place to be discussing it, but yes, in fixing some newer cards, ATI broke DRI on some r200 cards.  There's a bug on launchpad already.03:30
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cigainfinity: thank you.03:37
bddebianHeya folks03:37
iwjmdz: Hi.03:41
iwjJust writing a mail about this themes thing.03:42
iwjmdz: Seen your mail of 10 mins ago, willdo.03:44
mdziwj: thanks03:44
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iwjYou say `per Mark'.  Do you mean (a) Mark has told you this some place I didn't see it or (b) Mark has told you this in a mail that I am supposed to have a copy of ?  Because if (b) there is something wrong with mail from Mark to me.03:46
mdziwj: (a)03:46
iwjOh, good, thanks.03:47
Kamion(over-the-cube-discussion)++. Er.03:47
Kamion:-)03:47
KamionRiddell: isn't bug 47194 just a duplicate of bug 45437? or do you think qtparted has crashed and not told stderr?03:48
UbugtuMalone bug 47194 in ubiquity "Dapper RC:Installer crashed at partitionning step" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4719403:48
UbugtuMalone bug 45437 in ubiquity "crash in installer @ partition screen" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4543703:48
KamionRiddell: oh, no, it's in a different place that doesn't have a None check - ignore me please03:49
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Riddellyeah, I think they're different03:50
mdzinfinity: livefs builds finished?03:55
KamionRiddell: I don't believe your close of bug 46331, though :)03:55
UbugtuMalone bug 46331 in ubiquity "Cache issue with kde frontend" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4633103:55
Kamionespecially because it's a known issue ...03:55
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infinitymdz: They're thinking really hard about finishing.03:56
infinityKamion: Mirroring issues okay enough to do alternate builds yet?03:56
infinityKamion: I'll let you verify that, and you can do alternates in parallel with my desktop builds.03:56
KamionRiddell: oh, wait, did you not stop qtparted from creating filesystems in installer mode?03:56
Kamioninfinity: yeah, it's fine - starting builds now03:57
infinityKamion: I'll do DVDs after the desktop run, I guess, since I'm watching for livefs goodness anyway.03:57
Riddellmaybe I'm misunderstanding what he's saying, he's saying partman doesn't pick up new patitions made by qtparted?03:58
infinityKamion: Rebuilding all the -alternate- images, I assume, so we're starting from a known archive state?03:58
Kamioninfinity: yes03:58
infinityKamion: Rock.03:58
KamionRiddell: ok, in the gtk frontend, we stop gparted from creating filesystems, and let partman do all of that work03:58
KamionRiddell: this has the advantage that filesystem creation flags are automatically consistent with those used by d-i03:59
infinityAnd there comes the ubuntu livefs.03:59
KamionRiddell: but it has the downside that if you go back to gparted it doesn't remember the partition types03:59
Kamionbut apparently you don't do this for qtparted03:59
KamionI didn't realise that until now03:59
Riddellyes, qtparted will still make the filesystems04:00
Kamionthat's a bit of a shame for consistency04:00
Riddellalthough if you just click Back it'll forget all about what you've done, it only makes them on clicking Next04:00
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Kamionin edgy I hope to fix this by just writing a partitioning UI from scratch on top of partman04:01
Kamionthe approach of using an external partition editor was expedient for dapper, but it just has way too many reliability problems04:01
Riddellyes04:01
BenCso for this round of testing we should do the same tests we were assigned last time on the chart?04:04
infinityBenC: And more!04:04
infinityBenC: Test till you drop.  This is "it", after all.04:04
ograyeah 104:05
ogra!04:05
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bddebianheh04:05
fabbioneBenC: we will need to swap some sparc tests,  because i have no cd here04:05
ograBenC, add the night as well ;)04:05
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BenCfabbione: Ok, I can do cd install on my U2, and boot the installer (but not actually install) on my e3k04:06
BenCthat is, if it can boot from a CDR04:06
BenCsome of these old sun cdrom's are not burnable media aware04:06
fabbioneyeah i remember that04:06
Kamionsfllaw: I'm in the London office now, so powerpc netboot testing plus the random crap lying around here is about all I can do04:07
Keybuklikewise04:08
Keybukthe London office seems well covered for PowerPC testing04:08
Keybuk!PowerPC should be assigned to others04:08
sfllawThanks guys.04:09
BenCKeybuk: can you do powerpc-server too?04:09
KeybukBenC: define "server"04:10
fabbioneBenC: yes we can04:10
fabbionewe can also do amd6404:10
infinityKeybuk: The ubuntu-server CD. :)04:10
sladeninfinity: when are the i386 images likely to be ready.  I'd like to grab them before I leave this nice fast JANET connection04:10
BenCthe server install from the alternate cd including LAMP04:10
KeybukI can install the ubuntu-server CD on a PowerBook :p04:10
fabbioneBenC: yeps04:10
BenCserver cd I mean04:10
_ionLAPR > LAMP04:10
_ion</provocation> :-)04:10
bddebianheh04:10
KeybukLAPDANCE > *04:10
Robot101LAMP = Linux, Apache, Many scripting languages, PostgreSQL04:10
infinitysladen: ubuntu-desktop is ready now.04:10
Keybukfabbione: START UP RSYNC PONIES 1 THRU 304:11
TreenaksKeybuk: LAPDANCE!?04:11
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fabbioneKeybuk: fired up04:11
pittirsync and jigdo pulling at full speed04:12
ChipzzRobot101: Linux/Apache/Mysql/PHP actually04:12
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infinityChipzz: I'm sure he's aware of that.04:13
Robot101Chipzz: uh, yes. it's an anti-mysql joke... :P04:13
ChipzzI find more things wrong with postgres than with mysql actually :)04:14
pittiChipzz: GRRR04:14
infinityChipzz: Can we avoid this holy war here?04:15
infinityChipzz: It'll just end in pitti and I mudwrestling in the channel, which won't help the release one bit.04:15
sfllawKeybuk: I do not want to know about your lapdancing pony fetish.  ;)04:15
Chipzzyea maybe for the better ;)04:15
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Kamionoh yeah, Ubuntu alternate built04:17
bddebianLapdancing ponies?04:17
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infinityKamion: If I don't tell you in Paris that I cut the livefs build time in half, tie me to a chair until I do so.04:17
infinityKamion: I swear it gets slower every day.04:17
maswanthe prancing pony release?04:17
bddebianhehe04:18
Kamioninfinity: I'll bring my handcuffs and skipping rope04:20
HiddenWolfKamion: have fun with customs. ;)04:20
infinityKamion: I knew we should have been roommates...04:20
sfllawOh my!04:20
Kamping_Kaisermmm. good quit message that one...04:21
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dholbachsfllaw: going to wipe or replace the Testing/Current table?04:30
sfllawdholbach: Didn't I already do that?04:31
infinityMake sure to note the correct datestamp for ALL the images we're testing.  They're not all going to be the same.04:31
dholbachsfllaw: then some people were quite fast in updating the sheet :)04:31
infinity(20060530, 20060530.1, 20060530.2...)04:31
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infinitykubuntu-desktop CDs are built.04:36
Riddelland I was just testing the existing ones04:37
Riddellok, thanks04:37
Keybukinfinity: which are built, and of which vers04:37
infinityKeybuk: -desktop-, AKA -live- ...04:37
Keybuk20060530.1  ubuntu-desktop04:37
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Keybuk20060530.2  ubuntu-alternate04:38
KamionKubuntu alternates built too04:38
Keybuk20060530.2  kubuntu-alternate04:38
Keybuk( I don't see updated kubuntu-desktop yet )04:38
dholbachI remove all the comments from Testing/Currents - is that ok? sfllaw?04:38
infinitykubuntu-desktop should be 20060530.104:38
infinityI think the mirrors are thinking really hard about syncing it.04:39
Keybuk20060530.2  edubuntu-alternate04:39
Riddelldholbach: can you update the kubuntu cd numbers while your there04:39
pittidholbach: we should test everything with the current CDs, so that should be fine04:39
ograKamion, thanks !04:39
Keybuk( No edubuntu-desktop yet )04:39
infinityKeybuk: edubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-desktop still pending.04:39
ogralive please :)04:39
Kamionum? edubuntu-alternate still seems to be running04:39
infinityKeybuk: And DVDs will come after all the desktop builds.04:39
Kamionoh, never mind, my ssh session died04:40
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ograedu install is there already04:40
Kamionyeah04:40
sfllawdholbach: Comments?04:40
sfllawLike which bugs failed?04:41
dholbachsfllaw: PASS/FAIL etc04:41
sfllawUhm, nothing says PASS/FAIL on this page right now.04:41
dholbachit does04:41
dholbachin the various tables04:41
sfllawSome of them say 20060525-fail.04:42
sfllawBut that's correct.04:42
sfllawIs that what you mean?04:42
dholbachyeah04:42
infinityKamion: Building xubuntu-alt too?04:42
dholbachI thought we'd clean it up completely04:42
dholbachno?04:42
sfllawdholbach: It's good to keep track of the fact that things _used_ to fail.04:42
dholbachoh well, ok04:42
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infinitys/wats/waits/04:43
dholbachthen I just updated the cd numbers04:43
Kamionxubuntu alternate done04:43
Kamiondoing ports as well while I'm here04:43
highvoltageyay!04:43
highvoltagehttp://cdimages.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily/current/ is empty though :/04:44
Kamions/cdimages/cdimage/ dude04:44
Kamionit may still be mirroring though04:44
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highvoltageKamion: thanks dude04:46
Kamion(the 'cdimages' alias normally works, but we've had problems with apache config not knowing about that in the past, so it's best to use the official name)04:47
infinityKamion: ubuntu-server and ubuntu-server-ports while you're at it too, SVP... I'll be stuffed up for a while on Live and DVD, I'm sure.04:48
Kamionyeah, realised I should have done that before starting on the other ports04:49
Kamionthey're in my queue04:49
dholbachiwj: there's a new ubuntu-artwork - I'll upload the firefox-themes-ubuntu again.04:50
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iwjThanks.04:51
infinitydholbach: Did you just say "new ubuntu-artwork"...?04:51
iwjOr I can do it.  I mean, I just did one.04:51
dholbachinfinity: the one from 6h ago04:51
infinityOh, thank god.04:51
infinityI was about to jump through my screen and strangle you.04:51
dholbachinfinity: ok, go ahead then :-)04:51
dholbachinfinity: oops04:51
iwjOh, if it was 6h ago, then I've already uploaded f-t-u since then.04:51
dholbachiwj: ok, go ahead then :-)04:51
iwjQuality stable stuff, this theme-builder package.04:52
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infinityiwj: Were you going to ask someone to process that upload at some point? :)04:53
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iwjinfinity: Err, they need processing manually now ?  In that case I should be, yes.04:54
dholbachinfinity: it's for universe04:55
infinitydholbach: Yes, I shut down the WHOLE QUEUE. :)04:55
dholbachinfinity: I see :)04:55
infinityiwj: I'll process it right now.04:55
iwjinfinity: Well, yes, err, would someone like to process my upload then please ? 04:55
iwjThanks.04:55
iwjShould there have been an announcement about this on u-d-a ?04:56
Keybukdholbach: isn't it for main?04:56
iwjThe most recent thing I have there is mdz's from Friday.04:56
dholbachKeybuk: I don't think so.04:56
iwjKeybuk, dholbach: We don't know yet whether it's for main or universe.04:56
dholbachoh ok04:56
fabbioneiwj: it's the same we did for the past 4 releases04:56
iwjCurrently universe.04:56
Kamionit's currently in universe but Mark wants it in main04:56
infinityKamion: Not in ship, I hope...04:57
Kamioninfinity: "in desktop, in case we happen to be re-rolling CD images for some other reason"04:57
infinityGah.04:57
Kamionor words to that effect04:57
jdubKeybuk: ha ha04:57
jdubWhat does the identity of the maintainer have to do with it? Maybe he04:57
jdubknows more about the subject than you do, maybe not.04:57
bgertzfieldinfinity: Good morning!04:58
jdubKeybuk: do you know more or less about udev than the maintainer? *MORE* or *LESS*?04:58
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Keybukjdub: I know equal amounts04:58
Keybukand he doesn't know more about the subject than me04:58
jdubno, only two choices04:58
jdubMORE or LESS!04:58
Kamionjdub: "yes"04:58
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bgertzfieldinfinity: Hey -- mvo just mentioned that the vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 package that gets installed by default is the i386 flavor.  Did I mess up the packaging, or does linux-restricted-modules do the same?04:59
pittiKamion: but more or less isn't yet true, 'exactly equal' is missing :)04:59
infinitybgertzfield: Hrm?  In what sense?04:59
infinitybgertzfield: In the "apt-get makes stupid decisions" sense, it will resolve the pure virtual dependency by picking the first one in asciibetical order, then pulling in all its deps (ie: a new kernel)05:00
infinitybgertzfield: Nothing you can do about that.05:00
Kamionpitti: I see you are not a believer in the axiom of choice ;)05:00
infinitybgertzfield: Smarter package management frontends will go for the "path of least change", which should lead to getting the modules for your current kernel installed.05:00
bgertzfieldinfinity: I see.05:00
bgertzfieldinfinity: OK, that's what I figured.  Thanks.05:00
infinitybgertzfield: (Assuming you only have one flavour installed)05:00
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sivanghe05:01
bgertzfieldinfinity: so mvo ended up pulling in the i386 kernel as well.05:01
infinitybgertzfield: There's not really much we can do to improve this, so we cope and users write HOWTOs when it breaks a bit. :)05:01
bgertzfieldhmm05:02
bgertzfieldthis is also weird; I don't see the smp kernels in the 2.6.15 i386 kernel modules package list05:02
bgertzfieldlet's see what happened05:02
infinityThere are no SMP kernels.05:03
infinity-686 and -k7 are SMP/UP autoswitching.05:03
bgertzfieldOh.05:03
bgertzfieldReally!05:03
bgertzfieldubuntu++05:03
Keybukpitti: mmm, infinite sets05:04
bgertzfieldI had no idea.05:04
bgertzfieldinfinity: thanks05:04
pittiKeybuk: I said 'countable', not 'finite' :)05:04
dholbachhum, doesn't the powerpc alternate cd have a memcheck?05:04
Keybukif you have an infinite number of hotel rooms, and each one is occupied, can you find room for infinity, should he be kicked out of home?05:04
Kamionno05:04
Kamionmemtest => x86 assembly05:04
jdubpitti: perhaps the the inter-relationships between scott's knowledges of udev are in indeterminite states05:04
dholbach:-/05:05
Kamionin fact it's called "memtest86+", which is a clue :)05:05
Keybukjdub: shut up.05:05
dholbachright, now you say it...05:05
Keybuklove Keybuk05:05
Keybukkthxbye05:05
Keybuk;)05:05
Keybukxx05:05
dholbachso I need to find out which bit of memory is broken myself :)05:05
pittiKeybuk: sure, we just kick out Mr. Hilbert from his room 05:05
jdubhostile today, Keybuk 05:05
Keybukpitti: without kicking anyone out05:05
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pittiKeybuk: ok, gently ask him :)05:06
mvobgertzfield: exactly this happens, it installs a i386 kernel image and the i386 modules. the next problem is that vmware-player wants to start /etc/init.d/vmware-player in its post-inst. this causes the postinst to fail because the scripts fails (no modules loaded because there are no modules for the -k7 flvaour)05:08
pittiKeybuk: it works with infinitely many buses each containing infinitely many Adams, but will it work with 2^oo-1? :)05:08
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Keybukpitti: how long will it take infinity to process an infinite number of buildds building an infinite number of openoffices that have reached an infinite size?05:09
bgertzfieldmvo: right. according to infinity, there's not a lot we can do about that :( apt chooses the wrong package05:10
pittiKeybuk: let's conquer some more universes to get the power and matter to try it out05:10
bgertzfieldmvo: that's the problem with virtual package dependencies and apt; it doesn't know it should pick the package that depends on a package already installed05:10
dokoKeybuk: the size of openoffice.org-l10n is limited by the number of translations ;-P05:11
Keybukdoko: so it's all pitti's fault?05:11
dokoKeybuk: blame carlos and jordi ;)05:11
Kamionubuntu/kubuntu ports alternate done; ubuntu-server building05:12
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jsgotangcolol05:14
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jsgotangcostart an lp team? heh05:14
AlinuxOSHi great pitti, I've got this error today: Failed to fetch http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/./Packages.gz  404 Not Found05:14
pittiAlinuxOS: known, I'll move them to langpacks/daily/dapper-updates05:15
mvobgertzfield: right. we could hack around it by depending on all vmware-player-kernel-module packages from the player and remove the dependency in the modules to the image. ugly and won't cover custom kernel builds05:15
pittiAlinuxOS: today's build has failed because Rosetta didn't give me a tarball (hey carlos!)05:15
dokoJaneW: helpcontent2    source\text\simpress\main0106.xhp       0       help    tit                             0       af      Gereedskap^M\n<E2><80><94> Jane Weideman^M\nGereedskap^M\n<E2><80><94> Jane Weideman^M\nNutsgoed                                20060529 21:41:4905:15
dokothat's in an OOo translation ...05:16
carlospitti: I did05:16
bgertzfieldmvo: yes, very ugly05:16
carlospitti: do you remember the -updates change?05:16
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pittidholbach: oh, didn't you want to clear the test matrix?05:16
pitticarlos: yes, I did05:16
AlinuxOS:)05:16
AlinuxOScarlos, :D05:16
carlosoh, fuck, I named it -update05:17
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AlinuxOS100000000 people are waching you :)05:17
carlospitti: http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/rosetta-dapper-update.tar.gz05:17
dholbachpitti: sfllaw wants to keep the old data05:17
AlinuxOSentire nation deppends on you :)05:17
carlosAlinuxOS: ;-)05:17
pitticarlos: ah; I tried '-updates'05:17
AlinuxOScarlos, god bless you :) pitti and ubuntu-devel team :D05:17
carlospitti: it's 'updates'05:17
AlinuxOShehe05:17
carlosmy fault05:17
carlospitti: let me fix it05:17
JaneWdoko: huh? :)05:17
AlinuxOShttp://ka.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E1%83%9A%E1%83%98%E1%83%9C%E1%83%A3%E1%83%A5%E1%83%A1%E1%83%98%E1%83%A1_%E1%83%93%E1%83%98%E1%83%A1%E1%83%A2%E1%83%A0%E1%83%98%E1%83%91%E1%83%A3%E1%83%A2%E1%83%98%E1%83%95%E1%83%94%E1%83%91%E1%83%98#Ubuntu_Linux05:17
AlinuxOS;)05:17
AlinuxOShttp://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ka/7/72/01_georgian_ubuntu_dapper.png05:18
AlinuxOShow is sexy georgian Ubuntu Dapper :)05:18
AlinuxOSloolz05:18
pitticarlos: oh, I was just about to fix it; so, -updates or -update?05:18
carlospitti: -updates05:18
carlospitti: it's renamed05:18
carlosand the script is fixed05:18
KamionAlinuxOS: ok, we appreciate your work, but we are trying to do a release here, so please if you ever find yourself typing "loolz" consider that it's noise here05:19
dokocarlos: ooo/rosetta-ooo-help-simpress/af.po05:19
mgalvinRiddell: ping?05:19
doko#: helpcontent2/source/text/simpress/main0106.xhp#tit.help.text05:19
dokomsgid "Tools"05:19
dokomsgstr ""05:19
doko"Gereedskap^M\n"05:19
doko" Jane Weideman^M\n"05:19
doko"Gereedskap^M\n"05:19
doko" Jane Weideman^M\n"05:19
doko"Nutsgoed"05:19
pitticarlos, AlinuxOS: ok, cranking up build of dapper-updates packages05:19
AlinuxOSKamion, oops, sorry :) You've right!05:19
carlosdoko: that's a bad copy and paste05:20
AlinuxOSsorry all, pitti carlos Kamion all :)05:20
carlosdoko: that is hidden by a bug in Rosetta...05:20
dokocarlos: and the ^M's are all nasty ...05:20
AlinuxOSKamion, that was my emotion..you know it's very difficult to show emotions in IRC05:20
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carlosdoko: copy and paste05:20
AlinuxOSso don't be angry :)05:20
dokocarlos: that breaks the OOo build05:21
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JaneWcarlos: sorry05:21
carlosdoko: I will try to get that bug fixed and 'migrate' that data (will set it as Needs review) before we prepare final .debs05:22
dokocarlos: ^M's in general?05:22
carlosdoko: no, that's a side effect05:23
carlosdoko: and thus should also be deactivated05:23
seb128pitti: is dapper-updates already open?05:23
dokocarlos: that's not the only place with ^M's, so if you can replace them with \r where appropriate05:23
infinityseb128: No.05:23
pittiseb128: no, just for my daily langpacks on people05:23
Kamion\r doesn't belong in msgstrs either05:23
pittiAlinuxOS: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/dapper-updates/05:24
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pitticarlos: wow, that works *really* fast now05:24
seb128infinity: I know now is not time to speak about that, but will it be open on friday? ;)05:24
dokoKamion: they do in GSI format, and as long as we have to convert to po format, we have to keep them05:24
AlinuxOSpitti, so I substiute that in my sources.list.05:24
seb128infinity: I'm not that in an hurry but GNOME 2.14.2 will be out tomorrow, and if I can update before my VAC, the Paris summit and the GUADEC that would be could :p05:25
infinityseb128: No idea, TBH.05:25
AlinuxOSpitti, ok, done. works great here. Thank You!05:25
carlosKamion: there are some msgstrs that need the \r char (if the msgid has it)05:26
infinityseb128: I can prep some things to make it easier, but we'll see.05:26
seb128infinity: k, we will see than on friday then ;)05:26
seb128s/than/that05:26
infinityseb128: You can always prepare all the uploads and trust dholbach to upload them. :)05:26
Kamioncarlos: gettext tools spam my screen massively for everything I download from Rosetta that has \r05:26
seb128infinity: right :p05:26
Riddellmgalvin: hi05:26
bgertzfieldmvo: hm.  I just ran synaptic to see how the installation goes05:26
bgertzfieldmvo: you're right, it's quite nasty05:26
bgertzfieldmvo: synaptic really doesn't let the user know "by the way, there are other things to make this work!"05:27
carlosKamion: hmm, I did a fix to prevent that char to appear in our database unless the msgid has it05:27
carlosKamion: was it recent?05:27
Kamioncarlos: downloaded on Monday05:27
mgalvinRiddell: hi, we were just talking with JaneW about the newsletter stuff and mdz suggested consolidating them...05:27
KamionI have no idea how old the strings were05:27
carlosKamion: debian-installer ?05:27
Kamioncarlos: yes05:27
Kamioncan't remember what language05:27
JaneWmgalvin: I just mailed the xubuntu guys too05:28
Kamionru possibly - there were several05:28
carlosKamion: ok, I will try to debug it05:28
mgalvinRiddell: jsgotangco and myself are going to work on it to05:28
mgalvinJaneW: great! thanks :)05:28
mvobgertzfield: yes :/05:28
Riddellmgalvin: ok05:28
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mgalvinRiddell: so we started https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-newsletter05:28
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infinityOh, holy crap, Ubuntu DVDs finished.05:31
mgalvinRiddell: just wanted to make sure you were aware of what was discussed and the plan that is to make one larger newsletter with deriv specific sections05:31
jsgotangcomgalvin: this could be one team that the LP calendar can be used heh05:31
_ionCool, distributor-logo.png in ubuntu-artwork has been fixed. 05:31
ograKamion, any trace of edubuntu liveCD builds yet ? or am i to impatient ?05:32
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mgalvinjsgotangco: indeed05:33
KeybukRiddell: everything in K->Help is duplicated05:35
KeybukWelcome to KDE05:35
KeybukWelcome to KDE05:35
KeybukKDE Users' Manuals05:35
KeybukKDE Users' Manuals05:35
Keybuketc.05:35
RiddellKeybuk: hmm, works on my install, I'll need to wait for these desktop CDs to rsync before I can confirm for a fresh user05:36
ograKeybuk, do you have kubuntu-docs installed twice ?  :P05:36
KeybukRiddell: this was the 30 kubuntu-desktop, rather than 30.n05:36
infinityogra: edubuntu livecd is happening right now, sorry.  It got backed up in the queue. :)05:37
ograok, thanks :)05:37
ograi just saw the others were done already :)05:37
infinityIf anyone's doing Ubuntu DVDs, those are now current.05:37
infinity(Which was what backlogged ogra's CDs.. Oops)05:38
ograheh05:38
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ograi'll do eubuntu DVDs once they exist05:38
ogra*edubuntu indeed05:38
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bgertzfieldinfinity: OK, mvo and I have a possible solution for the vmware-player kernel modules dependency05:40
infinitybgertzfield: Colour me curious.05:40
bgertzfieldinfinity: Our problem is that the linux kernel images depend on the correct flavour of linux-restricted-modules05:40
bgertzfieldwe don't have that luxury here; the linux images can't possibly depend on something from multiverse05:41
infinitybgertzfield: Right...05:41
infinitybgertzfield: You can't force the upgrade at all in any sane fashion.05:41
mjg59Do we implement enhances: yet?05:41
infinitymjg59: Hahahahaha!05:41
bgertzfieldinfinity: so instead, what if we make linux-player Depend: on a new set of virtual packages: vmware-player-kernel-modules-386|vmware-player-kernel-modules-custom, vmware-player-kernel-modules-686|vmware-player-kernel-modules-custom, ... etc.05:41
infinitymjg59: (That's a "no")05:41
infinitybgertzfield: That can perhaps help with the auto-upgrading magic, but it won't help with the "wrong flavour" problem.05:42
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bgertzfieldthen we make vmware-player-kernel-modules-386 Provided: by vmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6-16-386, and change the Depends: to a Recommends05:42
bgertzfieldinfinity: It will, because users will have to install *all* kernel modules05:42
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infinitybgertzfield: Oh, I see what you've done, yes.05:42
bgertzfieldinfinity: our problem is we have a user-space component (vmware-player) whose postinst will fail if its kernel modules are not present05:42
mvoinfinity: its not as bad as it sounds, the package is pretty small05:43
infinitybgertzfield: Given the tiny size of the packages, I guess that hack won't hurt too much.05:43
bgertzfieldinfinity: Excellent.05:43
bgertzfieldmvo: I had a second idea05:43
infinitybgertzfield: But if you want to ship them all anyway, why have seperate packages at all?05:43
bgertzfieldmvo: we can do this "correctly" for both i386 and amd64 with substitution variables05:43
bgertzfieldinfinity: hm.05:43
bgertzfieldinfinity: yeah, that's an even better question05:43
infinitybgertzfield: Just make vmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6.15 contain all the kernel modules and be done with it.05:43
bgertzfieldinfinity: I didn't think of that. :)05:44
bgertzfieldmvo: what do you think?05:44
mvosounds ok to me05:44
infinitybgertzfield: (Well, that would probably still be a metapackage, depending on vmpkm-2.6.15-23, to make the ABI thing work)05:44
bgertzfieldok. that will handle the architecture issue as well05:44
bgertzfieldinfinity: sure.05:44
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bgertzfieldinfinity: hm, the ABI thing?05:44
infinitySo, just encode the ABI number in the package name, but not the flavour, and ship all flavours in one.  Easy enough.05:44
bgertzfieldah, kernel ABI05:44
bgertzfieldyou mean a metapackage Provided: by vmpkm-2.6.15-23. got it05:45
bgertzfieldok!05:45
bgertzfieldmvo: you want to tackle this? or should I05:45
infinitySomeone show me the final code for this one before it gets uploaded, just in case there were some, uhh, miscommunications. :)05:45
mvobgertzfield: if you have the time to do it I would appreciate, I'm doing the final testing for dapper (image) right now05:46
bgertzfieldinfinity: sure.05:46
bgertzfieldmvo: ok05:46
bgertzfieldI'll also fix Mithrandir's little mistake :)05:47
infinityThe control.in thing? :)05:47
bgertzfieldyep.05:47
pittiI go offline for a bit to test CDs on my workstation05:48
bgertzfieldhm.  I just realized I also failed to make a proper source package for vmware-player 1.0.105:49
bgertzfieldif I change from a "debian native" (1.0.1-3.tar.gz) to a proper .orig.tar.gz in a revision, will that work?05:49
infinitybgertzfield: Yes, you can swap between releases.05:49
infinitybgertzfield: Please do.05:49
bgertzfieldok. fixing that too.05:49
bgertzfieldgood thing I am upstream. :)05:50
siretart05:53
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dholbachKamion: which information do you need if the "auto resize" option is not shown (desktop install) - or is there a bug about it already?05:55
bgertzfieldinfinity: hm. It actually looks like I don't have to make any other changes in vmware-player 1.0.1 to make this work. Is it worth uploading now just to go from .tar.gz -> .orig.tar.gz?05:56
infinitydholbach: It's only shown in certain circumstances.05:56
bgertzfieldor should I save that for when I need to make an actual change?05:56
infinitybgertzfield: yeah, do the upload to fix the naive thing anyway, please.05:56
dholbachinfinity: oh? i thought it was shown if the disk was covered with partitions completely?05:56
bgertzfieldinfinity: will do05:56
infinitybgertzfield: I have to manually drive the archive to get the other change in, so just do both.05:56
bgertzfieldok. thanks so much05:57
ograinfinity, seems edubuntu live is ready, so if lithium has some spare cycles i'd appreciate a DVD05:57
Kamiondholbach: there are more conditions than that05:57
Kamiondholbach: given /var/log/partman, I can tell you why it wasn't displayed05:57
infinityogra: kubuntu DVDs and edubuntu DVDs are next on my list.05:57
ogracool, thanks :)05:57
dholbachKamion: if this is intended, I'm happy with that.05:57
Kamionubuntu-server done, BTW05:57
jsgotangcoyay05:57
Kamiondholbach: feel free to stick the partman log somewhere and I can check quickly05:57
bgertzfieldKamion: awesome.05:57
infinityAll desktop images (ubuntu, kubuntu, edubuntu, xubuntu) are done, FWIW.05:57
dholbachKamion: http://daniel.holba.ch/ubuntu/partman05:59
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bgertzfieldinfinity: so, this new mega-package for the kernel modules should probably neither Depend: upon nor Suggest: the linux-image flavors, I assume06:02
seb128Kamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+bug/47520 06:02
UbugtuMalone bug 47520 in gparted "gparted should makes sure there is a bootable partition" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  06:02
seb128Kamion: that's sort of an installer issue too since it let the system not bootable, if you want to subscribe to it ...06:03
elmomdke: ping?06:03
bgertzfieldhm.  I guess I can make it a Recommends (didn't mean Suggests) with alternatives06:04
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Kamionseb128: unfortunately it's painful UI changes and ubiquity changes to fix, I'm sorry, I heard you the first time too but I don't think we can fix it for dapper06:04
Kamionyes, it's an installer issue, obviously06:04
infinitybgertzfield: Recommends with alternatives, I guess.  Depends is more correct, but will lead to the previous apt confusion, I guess.06:04
seb128Kamion: no problem, that's not like the issue was new, I pinged with a similar issue previous cycle too06:05
seb128Kamion: that's just to have the bug listed somewhere06:05
bgertzfieldinfinity: Right.  Since I want to do this correct for all architectures, can I use Recommends: linux-image-@@ABIVER@@-386 [i386]  | linux-image-@@ABIVER@@-amd64-generic [amd64]  ?06:06
bgertzfieldetc.06:06
seb128(I was not pinged about the issue again, just pointing the bug I just filled about it in case you want to subscribe to it)06:06
bgertzfieldor should I use a substitution variable?06:06
Kamionseb128: done06:06
seb128thank you06:06
infinitybgertzfield: No, write it per-arch.06:06
bgertzfieldinfinity: via a substitution variable, right?06:06
infinitybgertzfield: Right.  Substvars to the rescue.06:07
bgertzfieldoh, I suppose I could have two mega-packages with different names as well06:07
bgertzfieldbut I don't see how that's super helpful06:07
bgertzfieldsubstvars it is.06:07
infinitybgertzfield: No, one megapackage is saner anyway.  Just use substvars to get the right Recommends on each arch.06:07
bgertzfieldOK.06:07
bgertzfieldeasy enough06:07
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Kamiondholbach: can you file a bug about that one on partman-auto, attaching that log? for a change I can't immediately see why it didn't want to offer auto-resize there06:07
dholbachKamion: ok, I'll do that - thank you.06:08
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Mithrandirsfllaw: so the whole chart should be wiped on each build, right?06:10
dholbachKamion: done: bug 4752306:11
UbugtuMalone bug 47523 in partman-auto "partman-auto didn't offer "Auto Resize" option on i386 Desktop Ubuntu 20060530.1" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4752306:11
mdzdholbach: did you really mean FAIL?06:11
mdzdholbach: or that you were unable to test?06:11
dholbachmdz:  I changed that already06:11
dholbachmdz: it's N/A now06:11
highvoltagejanimo: the LTSP chroot now builds fine with Xubuntu. Whohoo!06:13
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janimohighvoltage: great, thanks for testing! :)06:13
mdzok06:13
janimoso you have a working ltsp server with xfce installed?06:13
Kamiondholbach: thanks06:13
dholbachde rien06:13
highvoltagejanimo: well, it's currently scanning for an apt mirror, but it built correctly, at least. i'll test if a client actually boots a bit later, i'm actually at a birthday party with laptop atm, doesn't look to good ;)06:14
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janimohighvoltage: ok ;)06:15
infinityKamion: You did all the ports -alternates right?06:17
Kamioninfinity: yeah06:17
infinityKamion: But not ports-live?  (If you did, I'll just do them again when kohnen finishes thinking)06:17
dokocarlos: another export problem: msgid "size *2 \\\\langle x \\\rangle" -> msgid "size *2 \\\\langle x \\^Mangle"06:17
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carlosdoko: that's a broken input string06:20
carlosdoko: please tell me that OO.org is not soooo bad to have a string '\\\r' 06:20
carlosas a valid one06:20
infinityKamion: Err, s/kohnen/castilla/ ... It's been a long day already.06:21
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carlosdoko: I need to leave now06:24
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carlosdoko: I will take a look later, thanks for noting that06:24
dokocarlos: stay connected, so you can read a backlog ;-)06:25
carlosdoko: sure06:25
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pittiargh, l-support-en is not installed with amd64/alternate06:27
ograpitti, you broke all edubuntu liveCDs as well 06:28
xhakerpitti: does rsynching images still work?06:28
ograpitti, so your script lied06:29
Keybukseb128: Ubuntu Desktop ... Evolution, click "Contacts" ... "Error loading Addressbook"06:29
pittixhaker: sure06:29
seb128Keybuk: known06:29
pittiogra: uh? it worked quite fine for the ubuntu ones06:29
seb128Keybuk: the message is ugly but actually it works fine06:29
pittiogra: they are too large now?06:29
seb128Keybuk: it happens on the first use only06:29
xhakerpitti: then it must be my college blocking rsync :S06:29
ograpitti, amd64 and i386 are oversized06:29
Keybukseb128: won't it also do it for the user after install?06:29
ograppc seems to have survived06:30
seb128Keybuk: probably, there is just too many bugs for me to tackle all of them and upstream is not responsive neither06:30
ograinfinity, no point in building edubuntu DVDs until thats solved06:30
pittihm, but what about the install CDs? I didn't touch any, neither ubuntu nor edubuntu06:30
infinityogra: Meh, too late, they're half built.06:30
ograpitti, install is fine06:30
Kamioninfinity: no lives06:30
Kamioni.e. no ports daily-live06:30
infinityKamion: Okay, thanks.06:31
Keybukseb128: is evo still maintained by the indians?06:31
bgertzfieldinfinity: OK, the work is done for the Great VMware Player Kernel Package Migration.  I'll test in an hour or so when I'm at work06:32
bgertzfieldinfinity: or do you need the packages right away?06:32
infinitybgertzfield: A little later is fine, I have my hands full anyway.06:33
bgertzfieldinfinity: excellent. thanks again for the assistance!06:33
pittiKamion: hmm, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/cd-build-logs/ubuntu-daily-20060530.2.log doesn't indicate any overflow, right?06:33
seb128Keybuk: I'm not sure, there seems to be less people working on it. Jeffrey Stedfast was working on it again for some time and he moved to some other project again if I understood correctly06:34
jdubmvo: what do you think about vmware-player-kernel-modules-686 style metapackages?06:35
ograpitti, all isos are fine apoart from edubuntu live, dont worry about ubuntu06:36
ograpitti, i'll drop the two additional blocks you added at the bottom06:37
ogra(in the live seed)06:37
ograpitti, that'd be bn hi ru on i386 and additionally ja ca cy form amd64, do you think that suffices ? 06:39
bgertzfieldjdub: we worked out a better solution06:39
jdubbgertzfield: oh?06:39
bgertzfieldjdub: all modules for all flavours in an arch will go into a single package that Provides: vmware-player-kernel-modules06:40
bgertzfieldthey're pretty small06:41
jdubbgertzfield: ah06:41
jdubyeah, that's cool06:41
HiddenWolfbgertzfield: the description for your vmware player packages is cut short, you might want to fix that.06:41
bgertzfieldHiddenWolf: oh? what is the end of the desc?06:41
jdubbgertzfield: so the amd64 build of vmware is not just a 32 bit package?06:42
bgertzfieldoh!06:42
bgertzfieldHiddenWolf: I see06:42
bgertzfieldjdub: the kernel modules are native, the user-space is just 32 bit for now06:42
Kamionpitti: nope06:42
jdubs/package/binary/06:42
jdubah right06:42
jdubok06:42
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu daily is overflowing06:43
jdubbgertzfield: is there a spot to configure which network daemons run by default?06:43
iwjKamion: can I delete those yaboot images now ?06:44
RiddellKamion: hmm, ok, thanks06:44
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu/amd64, Kubuntu/i386, Kubuntu/ia6406:44
infinitybgertzfield: So, it depends on libc6-i386 and such?06:45
infinitybgertzfield: I never did check the amd64 packaging..06:45
Kamionalso Ubuntu/ia64, ubuntu-server/i386, Xubuntu/powerpc06:45
Kamionjanimo: ^--06:45
Kamioninfinity: could you look at the ubuntu-server oversizing?06:45
janimooh, overflow :(06:46
infinityKamion: ubuntu-server oversizing, saywhatnow?06:46
infinityKamion: It used to be tiny...06:46
ograjanimo, you ??06:46
janimoogra, well I had to put esound in ;)06:46
KamionCD 2 will only be filled with 230349968 bytes ...06:46
Kamion(ubuntu-server)06:46
Keybuk230MB?!06:46
ograjanimo, oh, right that as 100s of MB :P06:47
Kamionjanimo: lesson: never fill CDs up to the brim with language packs06:47
janimoKamion: how much do I need to take off from xubuntu ppc?06:47
KamionCD 2 will only be filled with 521606 bytes ...06:47
Kamion^-- xubuntu/powerpc06:47
Kamionpitti generally leaves 5MB clearance06:47
janimoKamion: thanks06:47
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infinityKamion: A 230MB overflow sounds like a pretty big "whoops", given that the ISOs were only 230MB to start with a while back...06:48
ograi you accidentially buil ubuntu server DVDs ? :)06:48
dholbachogra: you're spell checker seems to have problems. :-p06:49
infinityWell, okay, they were 400MB, but still.06:49
ogradholbach, nope, there is a big grain of salt in my keyboard ...06:49
Kamionok, who added language-support-{lots} to ubuntu-server?06:49
ograwhich just got stuck under the D06:49
infinityKamion: That CD2 warning on -server is for the source CD.06:50
infinityYay, false alarm.06:50
Kamionoh, so it is.06:50
Kamionlanguage-support> sorry that was xubuntu, I knew about that ...06:50
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janimoKamion: took out lang-support-pt from ppc06:51
infinityThat does remind me that I wanted to toss some random langpacks on -server and fill it out a bit, though.06:51
infinitypitti: <poke>06:51
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infinityTypical. :)06:52
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infinity-24 revision(s) pulled.06:54
infinityGo bzr.  Negative revisions.06:55
Treenaksinfinity: no, it _pulled_ negatively.. it pushed!06:55
Riddellkubuntu ia64 is 115MB overflowed?!06:56
infinityThat seems excessive..06:58
Kamioninfinity: that means that somebody pushed a merge of lots of revisions06:59
iwjThis dpkg md5sum diversion upgrade problem - does anyone here have it ?06:59
Kamionso 25 revisions -> 1 merge06:59
infinityKamion: Ahh, so my revisions got collapsed?06:59
mvoiwj: I have not seen it myself, only got reports about it07:00
Kamioninfinity: right07:00
Kamionpeople should try to pull rather than merge07:00
iwjmvo: I don't understand it at all.  It's completely mystifying.  I tested this when I did it and thought about it quite hard and now I test it again I can't get it to do it.07:00
iwjFurthermore, I can't see how that message from dpkg-divert could appear.07:01
iwjBecause dpkg-divert isn't supposed to rename and do that check unless you pass it --rename which I don't.07:01
infinityiwj: What's the bug #?07:01
iwj46590, 4290707:01
mvobug 4659007:01
UbugtuMalone bug 46590 in update-manager "[dist-upgrader]  Upgrading breezy->dapper: coreutils update fails" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4659007:01
iwjdpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.textutils.1.gz' with07:01
iwj  different file `/usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.1.gz', not allowed07:01
infinityErr, it's undiverting backwards?07:02
infinitySo it is.07:04
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iwjI've managed to reproduce it but only by creating a file md5sum.textutils.1.gz.07:04
infinityiwj: The diversion is /usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.1.gz, not /usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.textutils.1.gz ... No?07:04
iwjThe diversion is by dpkg of md5sum.textutils to md5sum.07:05
infinityOh, it IS backwards.  I see.07:05
infinityiwj: Then the only problem is this:07:05
iwjIt's completely batshit.07:05
infinity    rm -f /usr/share/man/man1/md5sum.textutils07:05
infinity(note the lacking .1.gz)07:05
iwjOh, those rm's are wrong.07:05
iwjI didn't even touch those dammit.  I should have eyeballed them more closely.07:05
iwjThere's still something else wrong.  dpkg-divert shouldn't complain if it's not being asked to rename.07:06
infinity--remove implies a rename, if it's removing a rename, no?07:06
LaserJockmvo: ping?07:06
infinity(ie, it just renames backwards)07:06
iwjinfinity: No, diversions are always renames in that sense.07:07
infinityWhat else could --remove possibly do, but undo the original --rename diversion?07:07
mvoLaserJock: here, but I leave for dinner in <5 minutes07:07
iwj--rename means (is supposed to mean) `make the change in the filesystem as well as in the diversion list'.07:07
mvoLaserJock: can we talk after that (~30-45min)?07:07
infinityiwj: Yes, but --remove (IME) has always actually undone whatever you did in the first place.07:07
infinityiwj: So if you renamed, it un-renames.07:07
LaserJockmvo: sure, np07:07
iwjinfinity: No, there is no flag in the database for whether the original call had --rename.07:08
infinityiwj: Oh, fair point.07:08
infinityiwj: Then I have no idea.  But --remove has always seemed to imply the rename.07:09
infinityiwj: In fact, I've relied on that behaviour in the past.07:09
trappistI'm trying to rebuild kdelibs to test a patch, and graphvis is a build-dep, but there seems to be no such package.  is there a package floating around somewhere that's not in the repos?07:09
mvoiwj, infinity: I'll read the backlog, need to run now07:10
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infinitytrappist: It exists if you spell it correctly (graphviz)07:11
iwjinfinity: This behaviour has been changed by someone since dpkg 1.4.0.07:11
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ogra*pitti07:12
trappistsigh.  I looked and double- and triple-checked that I was spelling it right and I still missed it.  thanks infinity.07:12
iwjIn 1.4.0 you don't get --rename on --remove unless you ask for it.07:12
iwjIn current dpkg it's been broken so --remove always implies --rename.07:12
iwjmvo: Never mind, I know what the problems are now.07:12
iwj*sigh*07:12
iwjWell, I'll fix the coreutils rm and it's obviously too late to fix dpkg-divert.07:12
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infinityiwj: I'd imagine a fair number of things have changed in the decade since 1.4.0.. :)07:13
Riddelltrappist: graphviz is in main, join us in #kubuntu-devel if you have KDE questions07:14
infinityiwj: Fixing dpkg-divert at this point qould require auditing the Debian archive for every maintainer script that relies on the current broken behaviour and fixing it. :/07:14
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pittiyay network breakage07:14
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mgalvinRiddell: #ubuntu-newsroom ;)07:15
pittiKamion: sorry, if you answered something I didn't get it07:15
pittimvo: ping07:15
ograpitti, that'd be bn hi ru on i386 and additionally ja ca cy form amd64, do you think that suffices ? 07:15
ograpitti, i'll drop the two additional blocks you added at the bottom (in the live seed)07:15
ogra(sorry wrong order of the sentences now)07:15
bgertzfieldinfinity: Packages are ready.  I'll upload to an apt-get repository on the outside07:15
bgertzfieldinfinity: Since you're not in a big hurry, I'll get them to you in an hour or two07:16
infinitypitti: What magic do you use to decide how to fill out a CD with translations?07:16
infinitypitti: The server CDs could perhaps use some langpack love.07:16
pittiinfinity: I have a script for that. Do you need them right now?07:17
infinitypitti: I'm working on a few things right now, so "whenever"...07:17
pittiogra: sure07:17
glatzor_at_the_fhi, could anyone please confirm the purpose of the repositories in Ubuntu: dapper - will never change, dapper-security - only security updates for dapper, dapper-updates - proposed updates and securityupdates for the installed proposed updates07:17
glatzor_at_the_fa guy from sun asked about this07:17
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Kamionpitti: no overflow for Ubuntu first-class arches, overflows for some others though07:18
pittiKamion: I'll file a bug and attach the logs then; I can install l-s-en from the CD without any problems07:19
iwjinfinity: auditing> quite so.07:19
mdzRiddell: how is the current Kubuntu candidate looking?07:19
Kamionglatzor_at_the_f: dapper, dapper-security> correct, dapper-updates> data loss and other high-impact bug fixes07:19
mdzogra: how is the current Edubuntu candidate looking?07:19
Kamion(but small, safe bug fixes, usually)07:19
iwjinfinity: At this stage inventing a new flag to turn off the new (IMO broken) default would be the only thing to do.  Oh well, at least I know I can fix dapper.07:19
ogramdz, live is overflown... testing i386 default install currently07:19
Riddellmdz: desktops are all good, alternatives are overflowing so I'm about to rebuild them07:19
iwjmdz, Kamion: heads-up, new coreutils on its way.07:19
mdziwj: *beg your pardon*?07:20
ograiwj, haha, good joke :)07:20
iwjmdz: see ^.  It breaks on some upgrades due to a typo in the preinst.07:20
LaserJockKamion: in your opinion, could completely broken (segfault on startup or something similar) Universe packages be -updates candidates?07:20
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iwjbug 46590 etc.07:20
UbugtuMalone bug 46590 in update-manager "[dist-upgrader]  Upgrading breezy->dapper: coreutils update fails" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4659007:20
mdziwj: add to DapperReleaseRadar under post-release updates07:20
infinityLaserJock: Of course.07:21
mdztarget dapper-updates07:21
iwjmdz: OK.  I don't have a clear idea of which breezy->dapper upgrades will fail as a result of this issue.07:21
LaserJockinfinity: hmm, thanks. does UVF apply?07:21
infinityLaserJock: New upstreams in an already released distribution are frowned upon, yes. :)07:22
KamionLaserJock: yes07:22
mdziwj: fiddling about with fragile diversions in essential packages after Beta is considered harmful07:22
LaserJockok, great. that clears a couple things up.07:22
RiddellKamion, infinity: am about to rebuild kubuntu alternative CDs07:22
iwjmdz: Yes, quite.  However in this case I think a review of the debdiff will convince that the change is definitely not harmful.  But it's your call of course.07:23
mdziwj: I mean the change which introduced this bug07:23
ograRiddell, without -meta upload ? 07:23
infinityRiddell: Does that mean the DVDs need a respin too, to match?07:23
BenCare we only supposed to mark tests that were different from the last time?07:23
iwjThere was always a bug.07:23
Riddellogra: only ship changed07:23
BenCI've boot/install tested the livecd on amd64-k8, and boot/install tested on a G507:23
BenCgetting ready to do some sparc64 netboot/installs07:23
infinityBenC: Just pass/fail (and notes for failure).07:23
Riddellinfinity: I don't think so, just some language pack sizing07:24
ograRiddell, lucky you :/ i need a new -live07:24
BenCinfinity: same URL as before?07:24
iwjmdz: I have no tests to prove it of course but I think the proportion of stuff that fails now is smaller than the proportion of stuff that would have failed before.07:24
infinityBenC: Yeah, it should be updated to refer to today's images by now.07:24
BenCok07:24
BenCBTW, I cannot do any CD installs on sparc07:25
BenCnone of my equipment can boot CDR07:25
infinityCrap.07:25
mdzBenC: talk to sfllaw and other sparc owners and see what can be done about that07:25
Keybukseb128: I get the same Evolution Error on a fresh install :-/07:25
BenCand they are all SCSI cdrom's so no way to replace it :/07:25
seb128Keybuk: as said that's a known issue, you will get it on 100% of the install you do07:25
Keybukmeh; why is the UI e-mail choice now only between devolution and thunderbug :-(07:25
BenCsfllaw: ping07:26
seb128Keybuk: but that's only cosmetic and the only time you click, it actually works after that07:26
sfllawBenC: Pong.07:26
seb128Keybuk: the file it complains about is created when it displays the message07:26
Keybukseb128: cosmetic is "the icon looks too much like a rabbit"07:26
infinityKeybuk: Hrm?... Mine has mutt in the list.07:26
pittimvo: bug 46338 is still there07:26
Keybuknot a "THE SKY IS FALLING" error message07:26
UbugtuMalone bug 46338 in update-manager "language-support-en not installed any more" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4633807:26
BenCsfllaw: I cannot do CD boots on sparc, I can only netboot...my equipment doesn't do CDR07:27
sfllawBenC: We appear to have a dearth of useful sparc machines.07:27
sfllawBasically, it's fabbione.07:27
mdziwj: that stuff has been a source of bugs for ages, but I thought it was finally in a stable state in Debian07:27
fabbioneBenC: i did change that as we agreed before. just slam N/A07:28
BenCsfllaw: fabbione asked me to do the cd installs, since I don't think he can do cd installs either07:28
fabbioneBenC: i will do CD's when i am back to DK next week07:28
fabbioneit's not an issue07:28
BenCok, NP07:28
BenCfabbione has sparc-cd installs covered :)07:28
sfllawUhm.  I think we might want to get some more working sparc machines.07:28
sfllawJust a hunch.07:29
infinityfabbione: Uhh, we're releasing ubuntu-server-sparc.iso, we kinda need to test it.07:29
fabbioneinfinity: no we don't.07:29
bddebianheh07:29
bddebianSend me a Sparc, I'll test it :-)07:29
BenCsfllaw: I have an IDE (e.g. CDROM capable of CDR booting), it's just not where I can get to it07:29
BenCmy U5 is still in storage07:29
fabbionesfllaw, infinity: we will delay sparc release07:29
seb128Keybuk: right, evolution sucks but we are no better alternative07:29
fabbionesfllaw, infinity: so there is not the same kind of hurry to test cdimages07:30
sfllawBenC: Well, we've got a whole lot more hardware coverage on the other platforms.07:30
sfllawfabbione: All right.  Thanks.07:30
Kamionsfllaw, infinity: above is a direction from both mdz and sabdfl, btw07:30
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BenCsfllaw: we have a lot of sparc hardware, just that it's mostly legacy equipment that is not capable of cd booting07:30
BenCI have 6 ultrasparc's to test on, just not CD boot :)07:30
BenCI think it's more common for someone to netboot install a sparc than cd boot anyway (because not many people get their hands on a mastered CD for linux that they can boot)07:32
bddebianWhat's a model I would need to test with?  For future reference :-)07:32
pittiseb128: can you please ping me when you are done with the wiki page? it's my third failed attempt to get a lock (from different persons, though)07:32
iwjmdz: What they have in Debian is exactly what we have in Dapper.  I'll have to mail them about this typo.07:32
BenCbddebian: U5/U10 is a good test box07:32
bddebianBenC: Thx07:32
seb128pitti: done07:32
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zygahello07:32
bddebianHeya zyga07:32
iwjmdz: Of course we've had a different history (the diversion was released by us and not by Debian) so it's possible our users have more trouble with it.07:32
mdzsfllaw: please add rescue mode and integrity check test cases to the matrix07:32
mdziwj: pre- or post-sarge?07:32
iwjmdz: I don't have my notes here but IIRC the diversion is in sid only, and not in current sid (since they applied my patch).07:33
iwjnotes> I could dig them out ...07:33
zygaI'd like to report that mac mini 10.4.x os X install creates ubuntu-incompatible filesystem and partition table, it is not possible to dual-boot in such configuration07:33
mjg59zyga: ?07:34
zygamjg59: there is no way to put ubuntu and os x 10.4.x on mac mini I have, os x installer creates some non-standard partition table07:34
iwjWhat do I need to do to get a copy of the autobuilder's package which seems to be sat in some queue somewhere.07:35
mjg59zyga: You haven't described the failure and you haven't uniquely identified the hardware07:35
iwjcf https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/i386/firefox-themes-ubuntu vs https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-php-firefox-human07:35
ivokszyga: you are using ppc, right? :)07:35
zygaivoks: right07:35
infinityiwj: Oh, I'll publish it.  Thanks for the reminder.07:35
Kamioninfinity: hang on07:35
seb128pitti: got the lock that time? :)07:35
infinityKamion: Oh...?07:35
Kamioninfinity: might as well publish thunderbird-quickfile while we're at it07:35
pittiseb128: yep, thanks07:35
KamionI'll just new it07:35
iwjinfinity: Thanks.07:35
Kinnison-> dinner with mother07:35
zygamjg59: unique hardware: mac mini 1.25GHz, installed from 10.4 mac mini os x install cd07:35
zygas/cd/dvd/07:35
infinityKamion: Was going to do that too, yes.07:35
infinityKamion: But if you're there first. :)07:36
seb128pitti: np ;)07:36
zygaI really don't know how to describe the hardware more07:36
iwjinfinity: If you could let me know when I should expect it that would be great so I can test this new firefox (don't ask).07:36
zygathe software bit is that no tool I have can see the os x-created partition layout07:36
Kamionaccepted07:36
pittiseb128: bah, someone else broke my lock now. GRR07:37
infinityiwj: BTW, if you follow that source link through (click the version, then click the i386 build, then click on the "resulting binary"), you can download the binary now.07:37
zygathe installer asks me to create "partition label" of some kind, there are quite a few available07:37
=== infinity notes tha tthis is true even for some areas where it shouldn't be, and should really be fixed...
iwjinfinity: Ooo.07:37
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ograiwj, be careful, could be infinity is allergic to three O's and a dot currently ;)07:38
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ograeven though your dot was at the end :)07:39
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iwjOh, there it is, hiding in one of those noise boxes in the corner.  Thanks, infinity.07:39
Keybukinfinity: "Everything will be OK"07:39
zygamjg59: what else can I do to investigate this?07:40
fabbionepitti: did you finish to edit Testing/Current?07:40
pittifabbione: no, it took me some time to merge my changes with the one who broke my log07:40
fabbioneok07:40
ograpitti, hal should behave the same on all arches, right ? 07:41
ograpitti, my usb DVD writer offers me every speed from 1x to 48x on amd64 and i386 but only 15x and 32x on powerpc :)07:42
ogra(in n-c-b that is)07:43
mdkeelmo: pong07:43
pittifabbione: done now07:44
pittifabbione, dholbach: your amd64 installs are marked with PASS - have you really got language-support-en installed?07:44
jdubogra: those curly endian errors, they'll bite you every time!07:44
pittiogra: well, 'behave' only modulo keys and attribures07:45
pittiogra: no idea about that bug, though07:45
ograits just funny, i'd not really consider it a bug07:45
fabbionepitti: thanks07:46
ograjdub, yeah, that might be it07:46
pittisfllaw: sure that we need to keep the older test results? they make editing the page a pain since it takes very long to find stuff07:46
jdubogra: pfft 8)07:46
ograwe should urgently fall back to the sigle pages for every derivative, editing that huge thing is a pain07:47
pittiogra++07:47
ogramdz, can you wave my edubuntu-meta through to fix edubuntu-live please07:48
sfllawogra: All right.07:48
sfllawI will split them off.07:48
ogranext release, for now lets kepp what we have to avoid confusuin07:48
ogra*confusion too07:48
sfllawOoh.  Confused.07:48
infinityogra: I'll send it through.07:49
ograinfinity, thanks07:49
pittiKamion: I created and attached the logs to bug 4753707:49
UbugtuMalone bug 47537 in debian-installer "amd64/alternate does not install language-support-en" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4753707:49
mdzogra: what's up with edubuntu-meta?07:49
janimoinfinity: is there a way to automatically rebuild a package and bump ubuntu revno without an upload?07:50
pittijanimo: no07:50
ogramdz, pittis langpack addition was a bit optimistic for edubuntu-live :) 07:50
pittiogra: still strange; did you add anything else, or were the sizes just wrong?07:50
ograpitti, i didnt touch seeds or -meta since a while07:51
ograsurely not after you07:51
infinityogra: I see no upload...07:51
pittiogra: hm, still mysterious. sorry, though07:51
bgertzfieldinfinity: OK, I'm regenerating the vmware-player apt repository now07:51
Keybukinfinity: there is no upload ...07:51
infinityKeybuk: Oh, thpt. :)07:51
ograinfinity, 07:52
ogra...07:52
ograGood signature on ../edubuntu-meta_0.80.dsc.07:52
ograUploading via ftp edubuntu-meta_0.80.dsc: done.07:52
ograUploading via ftp edubuntu-meta_0.80.tar.gz: done.07:52
ograUploading via ftp edubuntu-meta_0.80_source.changes: done.07:52
ograSuccessfully uploaded packages.07:52
ograNot running dinstall.07:52
infinityogra: Keybuk got to it before me.07:52
ograshould be there07:52
ograah07:52
ograheh, approval race :)07:52
Keybukinfinity: actually I quickly moved it elsewhere while mdz queried it, to save your face ;)07:52
infinityKeybuk: I was going to check the changes and make sure it was just langpack dropping. :)07:52
Keybukoh, I put an ubuntu-queue symlink in ~lp_queue07:53
Keybukbecause /srv/la<tab>grr was annoying me07:53
infinityYeah, that tab completion irritates me too.07:53
infinityEspecially with the latency between here and the DC...07:53
infinity(~350ms, on a good day)07:53
Keybukso mv ubuntu-queue/incoming/* manual-queue/incoming07:54
Keybuketc.07:54
Keybukmuch easier07:54
=== infinity nods.
pittiinfinity: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/langpacksize.txt07:54
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infinitypitti: And these are in some vague order of "worthiness"? :)07:55
pittiinfinity: right07:55
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infinitypitti: How is that determined?07:55
pittiinfinity: G is base+gnome, K is base+KDE, G+K is everything07:55
infinitypitti: Cause ubuntu-server has a different audience from desktop..07:55
pittiinfinity: English, then the world's top 11, then alphabetically07:55
infinitypitti: (For instance, lots of pl and cz users..)07:56
bgertzfieldinfinity: Want me to send you a diff of the debian/ directory for the new vmware-player-kernel package?07:56
pittiinfinity: feel free to shuffle around :) then you just loose the cumulative sum07:56
infinityErr, cs.07:56
infinitybgertzfield: I can manage that on my own.  I'm SMRT that way.07:56
infinitybgertzfield: Just give me a few moments to gather my scattered thoughts, and I'll grab the new packages and poke them with a stick.07:57
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bgertzfieldinfinity: OK.  I'm uploading them to the outside now.07:57
infinitybgertzfield: There's no rush anyway, unless I missed the memo where we were going to ship these on the CD. :)07:57
bgertzfieldinfinity: No, no CD. :)07:57
bgertzfieldYeah, I know there isn't a rush, I just like to do a good job. :)07:57
pittiI'm off to further CD testing07:58
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Tonio_hi07:58
bddebianHello Tonio_08:00
Keybukinfinity: when you're done running the publisher, could you run it again?08:00
Keybukwho needs cron.daily when you have cron.infinity?08:00
infinityKeybuk: Yeah, I was planning on it already.08:00
infinityI should just put it in a while loop.08:00
Keybukinfinity: we could put publish-distro in a while loop, and just stop it every now and then to run apt-ftparchive? :p08:05
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infinityKeybuk: Actually, if we can get the soyuz kids to guarantee that publishing and archive maintenance won't stomp on each other (they've been non-committal on this), that idea's not as insane as it sounds.08:07
infinityKeybuk: It's more or less how the rest of the machinery works, why not the publisher as well?08:07
Keybukinfinity: I'm told these days that things are definitely happening transactionallish08:08
KeybukI've certainly not worried about whether or not p-d is running08:08
Keybukwe've only come across one "interesting behaviour"08:08
Keybuk(when you have a Pending already, e.g. a finished build, and try and change the overrides)08:08
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bgertzfieldinfinity: OK.  Packages are updated:08:11
bgertzfielddeb http://foxden.org/apt sid non-free08:11
bgertzfielddeb-src http://foxden.org/apt sid non-free08:11
bgertzfieldinfinity: I updated both vmware-player (to have the .orig.tar.gz) and vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15 (to use one megapackage for all the kernel modules).  I'm testing the packages now08:12
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iwjHas there been any movement on the stuff I report in DapperReleaseNotes/Kubuntu/UpgradeProblem ?08:13
darius_3055708:16
Riddelliwj: no, that needs feature changes to adept08:16
darius_bug 3055708:16
UbugtuMalone bug 30557 in linux-source-2.6.15 "cpu idle time in /proc/stat wrong" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3055708:16
infinitydarius_: Yes, we know.  It won't be fixed before release.  Please stop announcing the bug every 24 hours.08:17
darius_infinity: I didn't think I had08:17
infinitydarius_: I recall you pointing it outa day or two ago, and perhaps one other time before that.08:17
darius_infinity: heck, I don't visit here every 24 hours - but thanks for letting me know that it won't make release08:17
infinitydarius_: Sorry if I maligned you by implying that you've done it every 24 hours for the last month or so. :)08:18
iwjRiddell: No, obviously we're not changing adept now.  As you see I suggest changing the release notes to document an upgrade procedure that works.08:18
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iwjRiddell: So, is anything being done about improving the release notes ?08:22
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infinityOh crap.  We never did anything about changing the CD icon in Windows.  Do we care?08:23
infinitymdz: ^^^08:23
mdzinfinity: no08:24
infinityRight.  I'll TODO it for edgy.08:24
Riddelliwj: I've upgraded with adept numberous times and not had any problems08:26
infinityMithrandir: Are you doing DVD testing?08:27
iwjRiddell: Did you read my wiki page ?  Do you agree or disagree with these criticisms ?08:27
iwjOr are you saying that I imagined the whole thing being so broken it couldn't reboot ?08:27
iwjMy point is that the user will have a much nicer experience if we tell them to get out a konsole and a copy of some dumb text editor.08:28
iwjCommand line notwithstanding.08:28
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iwjRiddell: Also, I take it 46404 isn't going to be fixed ?08:30
mvobgertzfield: do you have binary package (for amd64) in that repisitory as well? I would give it a test then08:30
iwjNot that I'm sure it's RC but it's quite alarming and probably ought to be noted somewhere in an errata list.08:31
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Riddelliwj: 46404 is fixed, I thought I put it in the changelog but maybe not08:32
iwjRiddell: I didn't look at the changelog I'm afraid.08:32
iwjIf it's fixed then excellent.08:33
iwjI'll make sure to test it :-).08:33
Riddellno but malone should close it if it was08:33
iwjStill listed as `unconfirmed' here.08:33
Kamioner ... changelogs don't auto-close bugs in malone08:33
Kamionyou have to do that manually08:33
Riddelliwj: dcop and other kde things can break after upgrading until you restart kde but that won't change if you upgrade from a command line08:33
iwjRiddell: Yes, but if you try to do the install and reboot from the command line you don't see any of the damage.08:34
Riddelliwj: and I've not had a problem with being able to log out/reboot after ugrading but I'll look out for that when I test it today and tomorrow08:34
iwjAlso, please see my other comments about how editing your sources.list in adept is a pita.08:34
iwjI'll try it again.  It's possible that my naive attempts to do the tests after upgrading (like the release notes suggest you might be able to) broke it more badly.08:35
RiddellKamion: hmm, I thought it did for some reason08:35
iwjDo you not agree that editing sources.list in a text editor would be easier than in adept ?08:35
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iwjI mean, I hate vi but I'd rather use it than adept for this job.08:35
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iwjI'm sure the users would be able to cope with nano.08:36
Riddelliwj: i've got my girlfriend using adept, I know I won't get her using nano or even a GUI text editor for sources.list08:36
iwjIt doesn't even have search-and-replace !08:37
iwjAnd you _have_ to run apt-cdrom if you've got no network connection.08:38
iwj(Even if you do have internet downloading all of dapper might be too slow and/or expensive.)08:38
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iwjSo I think the bottom line is that not specifying in the release notes a sane way to do the required sources.list edits is an RC bug and because I've been asked to test the upgrade I have reported a fail for this reason.08:41
lemsx1brb08:41
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iwjI can and will test the resulting system after the upgrade to see if it works but before I look at the upgrade process again with a testing pov, this issue should be resolved.08:42
iwjIt could be resolved by (a) fixing the release notes to suggest something I think someone could manage to do without throwing the computer out of the window or (b) being told by mdz or someone that they disagreed and I was being overruled.08:43
iwjs/being told/me &/08:43
Keybukinfinity: need another publisher run08:43
infinityLies.08:43
Keybukubuntu-meta in outdate08:43
Keybuk^ed08:43
iwjRiddell: Are you planning on (a) or (b) or (c) ignore the test failure and hope it goes away ?08:44
infinityYeah, checking if it built everything.08:44
infinitys/everything/everywhere/08:44
infinityYup, looks good, publishing.08:44
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iwjRiddell: Sorry to be behaving like an arsehole about this but I'm looking for some concrete and robust response and haven't had it so far.08:45
KeybukRIDDELL!!!!!!!08:45
bgertzfieldinfinity: Just realized I included the wrong rev of the kernel package in the apt repository on foxden.org.  Fixing.08:45
infinitybgertzfield: S'ok, I've not gotten to you yet anyway. :)08:45
KeybukRiddell: Kubuntu screen got locked by switching VTs on Live CD08:45
bgertzfieldinfinity: Lucky me ;)08:46
iwjKeybuk: I think I've scared him off.08:46
Keybukiwj: you bad, bad man08:46
dokotesting edubuntu and ubuntu dvd i386 images ...08:47
iwjRiddell: I have to go and have some dinner etc.  Let me know what we're going to do about these problems.  Feel free to contact the Management and get them to overrule me.  I look forward to it :-).08:49
mdziwj: summary of the issue?08:50
mdziwj: problem with the instructions, software defect, both?08:50
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bgertzfieldinfinity: OK, I just confirmed the out-of-the-box install "just works" with the new combined kernel module package.08:51
ogrameh, ppc edubuntu install ended up without a lo interface08:52
ogradid anybody else see that ? (non networked install)08:52
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LaserJockmvo: back?08:54
mvoLaserJock: yes08:54
bgertzfieldmvo: ok, my apt repository is updated with the new kernel module package08:57
bgertzfieldinfinity: apt repository updated08:57
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bgertzfieldmvo: go ahead and grab the new revisions (I also bumped vmware-player to correctly use a .orig.tar.gz and fix a missing word in the description)08:57
bgertzfieldhave to idle for a few.08:57
jdubbgertzfield, mvo: you guys are teh rock. ;-)08:58
bgertzfieldjdub: I live to give. :)08:58
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infinityogra: ping me when you release your lock on Testing/Current08:58
ograwill do08:59
mvojdub: don't forget infinity, he is certainly a rockstar as well :-D08:59
Riddellmdz: he says the adept repositories manager is less user friendly than text editor on sources.list, which I disagree with, and KDE breaks after upgrade until it's restarted which is true but seems to have broken worse for him than I've seen08:59
infinitymvo: are you doing server/amd64 right now?  If not, I'll take it off your hands.08:59
RiddellKeybuk: switching VTs by hand or quitting X?09:00
KeybukRiddell: switch user thingy09:00
mvoinfinity: not right now, feel free (and thanks!)09:00
KeybukRiddell: also Lock Session happens to have the same effect09:00
ograinfinity, done09:01
ogradid anybody test powerpc alternate already ? 09:01
bgertzfieldOK, I'm out for a bit.09:01
mvobye bgertzfield09:02
ograi ended up with no lo device on a non networked edubuntu default install over here09:02
ograanybody else seen that on ppc ?09:04
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infinityErm.  I'm supposed to test the "rescue" mode of the desktop/live CD, but I'm pretty danged sure it doesn't have one...09:10
infinityAm I an idiot, or should that row be removed from the table? :)09:10
infinity(Answering both in the affirmative may also be correct)09:11
ograheh, intrgrity check is a bit "jumpy" on the screen09:11
ogra*integrity09:11
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mvobgertzfield: \o/ works now09:14
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infinityOh, heh, someone did change the logo on the CD, I just wasn't paying attention.09:15
infinityYay.09:15
infinityKamion: "Ubuntu 6.06 amd6" <--- Is that the label limit for ISO9660/Joliet?09:16
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pittiKeybuk: since you had that problem as well: the installer offers resizing if there's a single large ext3 partition (and a swap)09:17
pittiKeybuk: I just got that, it was the first time I got resizing offered (and it worked fine)09:17
ograerm, Kamion i have no expert mode on edubuntu anymore ? is that right ?09:19
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pittisfllaw: am I right that the desktop CD doesn't offer a special 'rescue' mode?09:19
infinitypitti: I'm pretty sure it doesn't.  I just made the same comment 2 minutes ago. :)09:20
pittisfllaw: shall I mark that line with N/A or remove it entirely?09:20
pittiinfinity: :)09:20
infinitypitti: Feel free to just remove that row from the list.09:20
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ograinfinity, seems edubuntu-live 0.80 is in the archive, if you dont mind i'd like a new liveFS09:23
infinityogra: I don't mind in the least.09:24
ogra:)09:24
infinityogra: Spinning.09:24
ograthanks :)09:24
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Tonio_mdz: ping ?09:24
pittiinfinity: hm, we don't have alternate/server, shall I add it?09:25
infinitypitti: Err, what?09:25
infinitypitti: Oh, you mean doing "server" from the aternate CD?09:25
ograheh09:25
pittiinfinity: installing the alternative CD in 'server' mode 09:25
pittiright09:25
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Tonio_mdz: we have a problem concerninf video streaming in konqueror09:25
infinitypitti: Yeah, sure.  Add that.  I'd prefer if we had just removed the option from the menu or renamed it to something else, but way too late now.09:26
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Tonio_mdz: it crashes on almost all streaming file due to a bug in kaffeine09:26
infinitypitti: It is in the menu right, not just a command-line option for the clueful?09:26
infinitypitti: If it's in the menu, it should definitely be tested, IMO.09:26
Tonio_mdz: we have a fix readdy that just changes mimetypes asociations and that works pretty well09:26
Tonio_mdz: would you agree with such an upload (concerns kubuntu-default-settings package)09:26
pittiinfinity: it is in the menu09:27
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Tonio_mdz: I know it is not critical, but since konqueror is the masterpiece of kde and default webbrowser, it is probably to have it as stable as possible...09:28
dholbachhum, after I did changes with the oem user, I ran sudo oem-config-prepare and rebooted, created a new user, but the changes I made seem gone?09:29
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ogramdz, edubuntu shipit is safe (i386 install all fine)09:29
infinitydholbach: What changes did you make?09:30
seb128ogra: I'm going to do edubuntu on desktop CD amd64 now 09:30
dholbachinfinity: changed background, created a symlink to the book excerpt09:30
ograseb128, live ? 09:30
infinitydholbach: Changed the oem user's background?09:30
seb128ogra: ah right, you still use the old naming09:30
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seb128ogra: yep, ubiquity09:31
ograseb128, thats overflown, new lifefs'es are building ytm09:31
dholbachinfinity: yes - was that wrong?09:31
infinitydholbach: Cause he gets deleted.  As does his ~09:31
ogra*atm09:31
seb128ogra: and install?09:31
infinitydholbach: You kinda want to be making system-global changes. :)09:31
ograinstall is good to test09:31
seb128I'll do install amd64 then09:31
ograthanks :)09:31
dholbachinfinity: ok, I see :-p09:31
infinitydholbach: The oem user is only there so you have something to log in as.09:31
seb128np09:31
ograi'm a bit worried about that ppc loopback device thing here09:32
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ograwho else will do ppc testing ?09:32
dholbachthanks infinity09:32
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ograi'd like to confirm that it works in ubuntu and i'm just crazy or something09:32
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mvofabbione: how do I a netinst with ubuntu-server? or is this the normal install with "server"09:35
pittierm, dumb question: how do I get expert mode on amd64? on ppc I have it in the yaboot menu, but it's not in the gfxboot menu and F6 doesn't help either09:35
ograwhere do you have a gfxboot menu on ppc ? 09:36
fabbionemvo: no you need to setup tftpd/dhcpd to netboot/netinstall from archive.ubuntu.com09:36
ograoh, nm09:36
infinityOh wow, keyboard-detection sure if fugly without a framebuffer.09:37
mvofabbione: I did that, I wonder if there is a special "netboot" image or if I use the one that I used to netboot the normal install09:37
infinity"Please type one of the following black squares"09:37
fabbionemvo: netboot images are all the same09:37
mvofabbione: right. so I type "server" and get the server install there?09:37
mdzTonio_: I already approved that last week; did it not get uploaded?09:37
fabbionemvo: grab the one from archive.u.c/ubuntu/dists/dapper/main/install-i386/09:37
fabbionemvo: i386? yes09:37
Tonio_mdz: only half of the changes.... riddell didn't use the good debdiff I sent him09:38
Kamion$ isoinfo -d -i cdimage/www/full/daily/current/dapper-alternate-amd64.iso09:38
mvofabbione: ok, that is what I needed to know, thanks09:38
KamionVolume id: Ubuntu 6.06 amd6409:38
Kamioninfinity: ^--09:38
infinitykubuntu-default-settings (1:6.06-21)Add application/x-mplayer2 to profilerc to make KMPlayer the default Konqueror plugin09:38
Tonio_I have a package here correcting the issue, si if you accept, we can upload it right now09:38
infinityTonio_: ^^^09:38
infinityTonio_: Was that not the change?09:38
infinityKamion: Ahh, so Windows is cutting it off.09:38
Kamionogra: sorry, what about edubuntu expert?09:38
infinityKamion: Suck.09:38
Tonio_infinity: for streaming we also need to associate realaudio mimetype to kmplayer09:39
ograKamion, there is no entry for expert in the install CD anymore09:39
ograKamion, was that intentional ? 09:39
Kamionogra: powerpc loopback> did you skip netcfg by going back to the installer main menu, rather than by telling netcfg "don't configure network"?09:39
Kamionogra: no, which arch?09:39
Keybukogra: you've just discovered the first test for worthiness of the "expert" option09:39
Kamionogra: oh, is this a gfxboot-using arch?09:39
ograKamion, i left it fail on the broadcom card09:39
Tonio_mdz, infinity: and concerning audio streaming, the issue isn't resolved at all....09:39
ograKamion, yep i38609:39
pittimvo: do you have any idea about that disappearing l-s-en?09:40
Kamionogra: press F6 ("Other Options"), then F6 again to toggle between normal and expert modes09:40
Tonio_mdz: that's why I think a "last of the latest" upload is a good idea (if you are okay of course)09:40
infinityTonio_: Argh, we're well into CD testing at this point.  I'd say these kinds of changes are ideal for dapper-updates.09:40
infinitymdz: ^^^09:40
mvopitti: that is fixed now in my tests (i386 upgrade) 09:40
pittiKamion: ah, thanks, that was my question as well09:40
ograKamion, i'm fine with it not being prominently available though09:40
mvopitti: amd64 upgrade is still runing09:40
pittimvo: did you upload a new version this afternoon?09:40
mvopitti: no09:41
ograKamion, i just wasnt sure if it was removed due to the "server" mode removal09:41
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pittimvo: I still got it on ppc today09:41
Kamionogra: nah, it's been in that position in gfxboot for months09:41
mvopitti: hmmmmm09:41
ogranot in my last tests09:41
Kamionogra: I'm sorry, it really has09:41
ograthere was an expert menu item09:41
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Tonio_infinity: I didn't consider the shipit process.... is that the reason icons changes on xubuntu-default-settings have still been possible today ?09:42
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ograKamion, i'm sure jsgotangco and cbx33 will proof me, they both tested it in RC from the menu...09:42
mdzTonio_: we're much of the way through a many-hour-long regression test; we're only stopping now for true showstoppers09:42
KamionTonio_: those sneaked through without approval09:42
mdzTonio_: I suggest queueing your upload for dapper-updates09:42
Tonio_mdz: okay, thanks !09:42
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Tonio_Kamion: thanks for the info09:43
ograKamion, any ide about the ppc loopback device ? 09:43
Kamionogra: well, I don't know, you can look through the history of tools/boot/dapper/boot-i386 in http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/debian-cd/ubuntu/ if you like09:43
Kamionogra: could I see /var/log/installer/syslog?09:43
ograsure09:43
ograKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/syslog09:45
Firerabbithttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/45223 someone on here seems to claim that if "pmi capabilities" inclues 'suspend' then the option should show up in the quit window, however on my machine it does not, is this a wide-spread issue?09:46
UbugtuMalone bug 45223 in Ubuntu "Sleep not present in Dapper 6.06" [Normal,Needs info]  09:46
infinityOkay, they probbaly don't work, and I probably don't care, but if anyone has the hardware, Ubnutu desktop CDs for {sparc,ia64,hppa} are built and current.09:49
mdzMithrandir: ping09:49
Kamionogra: interesting, you didn't back up from netcfg, so it's not that bug ...09:50
ograKamion, want me to redo that install with the non wireless card instead (note i have no wired network around, so i cant test networked install) looks like its related to the firmware09:51
Kamionogra: give me a few minutes to investigate09:51
ograok09:51
mdzRiddell: you said the desktop CDs for Kubuntu were good, but I don't see test results; please update the table09:52
FirerabbitI would be happy to investigate this problem further if someone can give me a little bit of background information on what changed that broke this.09:52
ograinfinity, how's my livefs build doing ? 09:52
Kamionogra: can I see /etc/network/interfaces too please?09:52
LureFirerabbit: have noticed this with RC when testing Ubuntu (Kubuntu user otherwise)09:53
infinityogra: Still waiting on amd64 and powerpc.  I'll spin the ISOs as soon as it's done.09:53
ograinfinity, oh, thanks ;)09:53
FireRabbitLure: does the KDE logout window also not include the option?09:53
FireRabbitor is the problem specific to GNOME?09:53
LureFirerabbit: #ubuntu-laptop may be better place though (release is being prepared here)09:54
ograKamion, oooh, thats intresting, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/interfaces09:54
FireRabbitokay, I was not aware of that channel, thanks.09:54
Kamionnot an installer bug then09:54
KamionI'd try to figure out why the networking scripts aren't bringing up lo09:54
ograi tried ifupping lo09:54
ograbut it just returned quietly09:55
ogra(without giving me a device)09:55
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LaserJockinfinity: I uploaded a 1 line bug fix for  mopac7 to Universe, can you process that when you have a chance? Thanks09:56
infinitybgertzfield: Around?09:58
bgertzfieldinfinity: Yes09:59
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infinitybgertzfield: Okay, I still have issues with the vmware stuff. :)09:59
bgertzfieldinfinity: OK, what's up09:59
infinitybgertzfield: You've not allowed for upgrades in any way.09:59
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bgertzfieldI punted on the version issue mostly.  What do you suggest?10:00
infinitybgertzfield: If a kernel ABI bump happens, the kernel and LRM will upgrade, your modules won't.10:00
bgertzfieldIs there a tight dependency from the kernel on the LRM ABI?10:00
bgertzfieldMy thought was when a kernel ABI bump would happen, we would update the vmware-player-modules package.10:01
infinitybgertzfield: vmware-player -> Depends: vmware-player-kernel-modules -> Depends: vmware-player-kernel-modules-$(latest-abi) | vmware-player-kernel-modules-custom10:01
infinitybgertzfield: ie: make vmware-player-kernel-modules a real (empty) package, instead of a virtual package.10:01
bgertzfieldso you would suggest making an empty vmware-player-kernel-modules package with only dependencies?10:01
bgertzfieldthis won't fix the problem, though, right? $(latest-abi) won't force the user to upgrade the package10:02
infinitybgertzfield: Yeah, that way, when vmware-player-kernel-modules is upgraded, the new -2.6.15-24 package will get pulled in.10:02
infinitybgertzfield: Then they'll have both on the system.10:02
bgertzfieldI see.10:02
bgertzfieldSo we condition it on vmware-player-kernel-modules getting updated.10:02
bgertzfieldMakes sense!10:02
bgertzfieldThat'll be easy.10:02
infinitybgertzfield: Yup.  I look forward to seeing the change.  Then I'll be happy to sponsor these and get them in ASAP.10:03
bgertzfieldinfinity: Fantastic.10:03
bgertzfieldI'll make the empty package Architecture: any10:03
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ograKamion, this time i got an error message from ifup10:05
ograKamion, it complains about a malformed line 18 in interfaces10:05
ogra(missing essid)10:05
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dholbachcan somebody who burned "alternate cd, ubuntu i386" already check the "rescue" and "check" options and update those on the table?10:06
Kamionogra: oh I see10:06
Kamionhmm10:06
ograKamion, not sure if thats really critical though10:07
infinitydholbach: I can do 'check' in vmware.  'rescue' might be tougher. :)10:07
dholbachhehe10:07
ograsounds like something we can cover in the known issues section+10:07
dholbachi can plug the disk containing the isos back to my amd64 later and then burn and test it, it's not a big deal10:07
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infinityMake my LAMP install go faster!10:08
infinityI really should have plugged one of Zofia's new SATA disks in to install to.. .Much faster...10:08
thominfinity: would it help if i got out and pushed?10:08
infinityThough, the crazy SATA/IDE mix on her system is good for testing grub-installer corner cases.10:08
infinitythom: You could always download ISOs and help test.10:10
infinitythom: Your name's still in enough changelogs here to incriminate you. :P10:10
dholbachhaha10:11
dholbachyeah, thom, grab a seat and join in the efforts on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Current10:11
iwjmdz: both software defects and problems with the instructions; I think the best way to avoid the defects is to change the instructions to avoid the software.  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/Kubuntu/UpgradeProblems has what I wrote about it.10:11
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elmomdke: it was about the wiki licensing stuff - could you catch up on the recent CC meeting, and give us some feedback?10:12
mdkeelmo: oh, right. I'll have a look yeah10:13
bgertzfieldinfinity: how's this look?10:13
bgertzfielddeb http://vmweb.vmware.com/~beng/apt sid non-free10:13
bgertzfieldoops10:13
bgertzfieldstupid xterm copy and paste :)10:13
bgertzfield Package: vmware-player-kernel-modules10:13
bgertzfield Version: 2.6.15.10-610:13
mdkeelmo: one line summary? did it go alright?10:13
bgertzfield Depends: vmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6.15-23 | vmware-player-kernel-modules-custom10:13
bgertzfieldthere we go.10:13
infinitybgertzfield: And the depends in generated on the fly, I assume.10:13
bgertzfieldinfinity: naturally10:14
bgertzfieldso if the user builds a custom kernel package, we assume they know what they're doing and they can track their own dependencies.10:14
elmomdke: some people were concerned with making everything PD - wondering if we could default to PD, but make a list of acceptable licenses available for folks to choose from.  also concerns about embedding/attaching non-PD material (screenshots, themes, GPL code, etc.)10:14
infinitybgertzfield: Right, that was the idea.10:14
bgertzfieldOK, great.  I'll give these a quick test and upload 'em.10:14
infinityOh, it's not uploaded yet?  I was about to go have a look. :)10:15
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bgertzfieldit takes me a minute to upload them to the outside. I'll do so now10:15
infinitybgertzfield: Oh, a little late to fix it now, but I assume that 2.6.15.10-5 version number was derived from LRM? :)10:15
thominfinity: if i actually had machines available i would :/10:15
bgertzfieldinfinity: er, yeah.10:16
bgertzfieldI wasn't sure where that came from10:16
infinitybgertzfield: Yeah, "oops". :)10:16
mdkeelmo: yeah, I saw that on the agenda. I'm not sure if it's a problem in practice or not, I'll catch up on the log. Maybe an idea would be free-for-all on the main wiki, PD on the documentation wiki10:16
bgertzfieldwhat exactly is the first part supposed to mean?10:16
Keybukthom: borrow one of mjg59's thousands10:16
bgertzfieldwas it originally the ABI?10:16
infinitybgertzfield: LRM's version starts out at "KVER" (ie: 2.6.15), then gets revved every time I have to re-roll the orig.tar.gz for new upstream bits.10:16
bgertzfieldinfinity: oh. I see. but since I am upstream, I don't need that.10:16
infinitybgertzfield: Well, you would need to do sometihng similar if you update your orig.tar.gz, but it's still for kernel 2.6.15..10:17
bgertzfieldinfinity: ah. yeah10:17
bgertzfieldok, I'll leave it how it is. :)10:17
bgertzfieldthanks for explaining how it works10:17
infinitybgertzfield: Or, build your version differently.. Say 2.6.15+1.0.1-110:17
bgertzfieldright10:17
bgertzfieldWritten down as a TODO. :)10:17
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infinitybgertzfield: Yeah, you can revisit versioning in about a week when you upload 2.6.17 modules to edgy. :)10:18
bgertzfieldwoo hoo!10:18
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infinityAm I just easily impressed because I get a kick every time I do an LVM install and it "just works"?10:19
infinityProbably easily impressed, but still cool.10:19
bgertzfieldScary. ):10:20
bgertzfield:)10:20
thominfinity: i'm the same way, actually :-)10:20
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ograYAY, edubuntu live isos have a sane size10:22
Kamionogra: netcfg fix committed upstream10:22
infinityogra: Oh, yeah, edubuntu ISOs done, BTW. :)10:22
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ograinfinity, heh10:22
ograKamion, i really think we can keep that for the "known issues" 10:23
KamionI'm not sure it makes sense to fix it now though; I think it must have been like that for some time10:23
Kamionogra: yeah10:23
infinitypitti: Thanks for taking the amd64/alternate stuff...10:24
infinitymvo: Can you do ubuntu-server/i386 netboot as well, since you already have it all set up there?10:24
mvoinfinity: sure10:25
zygahello again10:26
mvoinfinity: just noted that I burned the server cd for nothing, but thanks a lot for taking it :)10:26
infinitymvo: You can test too, if you want.  I don't mind double-coverage on the server stuff. :)  (I'm doing i386, despite mdz having tested it already..)10:26
bgertzfieldinfinity, mvo: 5 minutes 'til the "last" packages are up. (hah)10:27
mvoinfinity: I will 10:27
infinityCD integrity check + vmware + loppback ISO = Yay.10:27
mvobgertzfield: nice!10:27
pittidholbach: ping10:28
dholbachpitti: pong10:28
pittiinfinity: no problem, I can give my desktop something to do while I do ppc tests :)10:28
infinityHrm, that was a special bug...10:28
pittidholbach: do you have l-support-en installed with amd64/alternate? I don't (both with normal and expert install)10:29
bgertzfieldmvo: made one change at infinity's suggestion to our last version, so we can track kernel abi changes better10:29
infinityKamion: Ever seen the d-i CD integrity check loop?  (Did the check, said it was okay, hit "continue" -- the only button, fwiw -- and then it did the check again. :)10:29
dholbachpitti: i'll boot back and check10:29
infinityKamion: It rebooted after the second check, so I wasn't stuck there forever. :)10:29
mvobgertzfield: yeah, noticed (lurk-mode :)10:30
bgertzfieldmvo: good10:30
pittidholbach: I don't have much luck with l-s-en today :/10:30
bgertzfieldoops. I made my empty package arch: any instead of all. rebuilding.10:31
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bgertzfieldthose could really have had better names.10:31
bgertzfieldhow about "every" and "whatever"? so much clearer10:31
bgertzfield(just kidding)10:31
infinitybgertzfield: Heh.10:31
pittidholbach: chroot should be enough :)10:31
infinitypitti: Err, what's supposed to install l-s-en?  d-i?10:32
infinitypitti: (based on the installer language, or..?)10:32
pittiinfinity: l-s-en should always be installed, regardless of the language10:32
Kamioninfinity: I thought Mithrandir fixed that ages ago10:32
infinityKamion: Evidently not.10:33
pittiinfinity: that works fine on ppc, and has worked on amd64 in the past, too, but not today (for me at least)10:33
infinitypitti: Is this also meant to happen on ubuquity installs, cause it doesn't...10:33
pittiinfinity: funny, with ubiquity it works here10:33
infinityOh, hah.  I'm sitting here wondering why the vmnet bridge isn't working...10:33
pittiinfinity: just not with alternate10:34
infinityWOULD HELP IF YOU PLUGGED IN A CABLE INSTEAD OF USING WIRELESS, RETARD.10:34
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pittiKamion: uh, yes, I said no to 'download l-s' because I don't have network here10:36
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pittiKamion: (it's currently broken and I have to manually switch to modem)10:36
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Kamionpitti: right, so it didn't :-)10:39
pittiKamion: but l-s-en doesn't need to be downloaded...10:39
Kamionah, yeah, I suppose that's sort of a bug10:40
pittiKamion: anyway, it's probably just a confusing question10:40
pittiKamion: I'll try another install completely without network, then it should work, right?10:40
Kamionmm, probably not, if you answer no to that question then it will not download any language-support-*10:40
Kamioner, will not install any ...10:40
pittia present ethernet without functional internet connection is certainly corner-caseish enough to be ignored for the release10:41
ograpitti, at least it works this way in edubuntu, i just had such an install here10:41
Kamioncan you reopen that bug and clarify following this conversation?10:41
pittiKamion: I already did10:41
Kamionit should be on pkgsel10:41
Kamionok, thans10:41
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infinitybgertzfield: How much do you know about your product? :)10:42
infinitybgertzfield: Oh, nevermind.  Driver error.10:42
mvopitti: just verified, the "language-support-en gets removed" bug is gone for me on i38610:43
pittimvo: *scratching my head*, well, good to hear :)10:43
mvopitti: I'm doing amd64 now anyway, I check there too10:43
pittimvo: maybe depends on the moon phase then, or whether the current hour is a prime number10:44
mvopitti: yeah10:44
zygalol10:45
zygaI remeber there was some one program that did depend on moon phase in a way ;] 10:45
mvopitti: amd64 is ok too ... all very strange10:45
mvozyga: which one?10:45
zygamvo: just a sec10:45
sfllawpitti: The documentation claims there's a rescue line.10:45
zygamvo: http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/P/phase-of-the-moon.html10:47
pittisfllaw: not on the live CDs, and since the actual live system is a pretty good rescue system, too, it wouldn't make too much sense, I guess 10:47
bgertzfieldinfinity, mvo: foxden.org apt repository updated10:48
bgertzfieldgoing to ensure the packages work on amd64 now10:48
bgertzfieldvmware-player_1.0.1-4 moves to .orig.tar.gz and fixes a missing word in the desc10:48
bgertzfieldvmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6.15 ... -6 adds the new empty dependency helper package10:48
Kamionzyga: nethack does10:49
bgertzfieldahh, my old nethack package :)10:49
bgertzfieldthose were the days10:49
zygaKamion: adom does too10:50
infinitybgertzfield: Kay, I've already context switched, but I'll re-check those in a bit.10:51
bgertzfieldinfinity: ok, confirmed everything is good on amd6410:51
bgertzfieldinfinity: sure. ready whenever you are.10:51
zygaKamion: same on virtual moonphase and virtual birthday (try eating a hurtling cake as a hurtling on your virtual birthday :-)10:51
mdziwj: the most interesting part of your message is the description of what went wrong after the upgrade, but it's also the bit with the least detail10:51
sfllawpitti: Well, it is there.10:51
ograinfinity, how about edubuntu DVDs, now that you had a snack and refreshment :)10:51
Kamioninfinity: bug 2803310:51
UbugtuMalone bug 28033 in cdrom-checker "cdrom-checker-menu never reboots" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2803310:52
Kamionshould be reopened now I guess10:52
infinityogra: You need new ones?10:52
ograi have new live isos, so i would imagine so10:52
sfllawpitti: I think it might be a little late to remove this functionality.10:52
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sfllawpitti: Hmm.  It appears to be a documentation fault.10:55
Mithrandirmdz: hi10:57
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Mithrandirinfinity: yes, but not right now.10:57
bgertzfieldMithrandir: thanks again for all your help yesterday!10:58
dholbachRiddell: sorry, I added a conflict in the wiki10:58
Mithrandirbgertzfield: happy to help10:58
Riddelldholbach: can you fix it?10:59
dholbachyou're done now?10:59
dholbachRiddell: s'all good11:00
Riddellthanks11:01
dokois there a "package" to file bugs for help.ubuntu.com ?11:02
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LaserJockdoko: what part? probably ubuntu-docs11:03
dokoLaserJock: start guide11:04
LaserJockdoko: I suppose ubuntu-docs then11:05
mdkedoko: that's a breezy guide though, we won't be fixing bugs for it11:06
elmomdke: is the CoC in ubuntu-docs btw?11:06
mdkeelmo: no11:07
infinityGah, partman, you suck.11:07
bgertzfieldpartman's not fat; he's just big-boned11:07
infinityKamion: "Erase entire disk and use LVM" is telling me to piss off because I already have LVM volumes.11:07
mdkeinfinity: maybe that's just an excuse to tell you to piss off11:08
mdkenot a great one either... you've seen through it11:08
dokomdke: but it's still referenced on the toplevel help.ubuntu.com without mentioning the version?11:08
elmomdke: could we have it in there please?11:08
mdkedoko: yes. When dapper is out there will be a new website11:08
mdkeelmo: it's a decent idea. Bit late for dapper mind. Would you envisage having it in the front page of yelp?11:09
dholbachKamion: thanks for removing those two11:09
infinityOh well, I think I did something to anger it.11:10
dholbachinfinity: I think I ran into the same problem.11:12
pitt1moo11:12
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infinitydholbach: It's tricky to trigger, mind you, so I'm just going to reproduce it later and file a bug.  It's not even close to RC.11:13
dholbachyeah11:13
dholbachwhen I removed the partitions it was happy again11:13
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infinityMan, I so need to file a wishlist bug on d-i for this one.11:13
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pittiKeybuk: I still get anacron on the ppc/live. Are you sure that's from pbbuttonsd? IIRC the changelog claimed that it got fixed recently11:14
infinityEvery time it asks "is your system clock set to UTC" but doesn't tell you WHAT THE SYSTEM CLOCK IS SET TO, a kitten dies.11:14
dholbachso if one of a million people installing it runs into the problem, he's not going to cry in despair11:14
infinity"Well, I dunno, maybe it's set to UTC... Maybe not... You've not told me what time it thinks it is.."11:14
pittiinfinity++11:14
Keybukpitti: ls /etc/rc2.d11:14
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pittiKeybuk: no anacron there11:15
Keybukpitti: no anacron at all?  (as apposed to K*anacron)11:15
pittiKeybuk: ls -l /etc/rc2.d/*ana* gives nothing11:16
Keybukpitti: then you have an old version of casper, thus an old CD11:16
pittiKeybuk: it's the very latest from today11:16
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Keybukpitti: Lies.11:16
Keybukpitti: dpkg-query -W casper11:16
pittiKeybuk: 1.5711:17
Keybukpitti: that's fucked then11:17
LaserJockinfinity: that UTC clock thing gets me everytime11:17
Keybuk1.57 should have /etc/rc2.d/K00anacron11:17
mdkeelmo: ok, I've send a mail to c-c@lists about WikiLicensing, thanks for nudging me about it11:17
Keybukpitti: are you testing with a cow11:17
pittiKeybuk: cow? moo?11:18
Mithrandirpitti: do you have oopses in dmesg?11:18
pittiKeybuk: no, no oopses11:18
pittia lot of buffer I/O errors on hdc (CD-ROM), but that's about it11:19
crimsunI get an oops on i386 ([4294684.330000]  EIP is at finish_wait+0x36/0x70)11:19
mdkedoko: yes, we've fixed that bug in the dapper docs (as discussed on -devel mailing list) don't be offended if I close the bug, we can't fix all the breezy stuff11:19
crimsun(seems to be related to kIrDAd, but it's non-fatal, so meh)11:20
Mithrandirpitti: any mention of anacron in /var/log/casper.log?11:20
pittiMithrandir: ah:11:21
pitti /scripts/casper-bottom/25configure_init: 33: dirname: not found11:22
pitti `/K00anacron': exists11:22
MithrandirKeybuk: you suck, then. :-P11:22
infinitypitti: Ah-ha.11:22
infinityWould have been nice if someone had tested that change.. *cough*11:23
KeybukMithrandir: oh, heh11:23
Keybukinfinity: I did test it, just not in initramf11:23
Keybuk+s11:23
MithrandirKeybuk: so you didn't test it.11:24
infinityKeybuk: Well, yes.  I meant "test a daily after it was included".11:24
Keybukoh well11:24
Keybukit's not a regression on the previous behaviour11:24
Keybukjust silly11:24
pittiso, it'll make ppc installs horribly slow/unusable after 5 minutes, but oh well11:25
infinity:/11:25
bgertzfield:(11:25
pittiit has worked so far11:25
Keybukpitti: that was the case before my fix too though11:25
Mithrandirpitti: why does this just touch ppc?11:25
KeybukMithrandir: would ${STUPID%/*} work in initramfs?11:25
KeybukMithrandir: ppc has pbbuttonsd which generates a "power" event on boot to let you know it's on AC11:25
Keybukwhich kicks off anacron through invoke-rc.d11:25
Keybukand because you just removed the S* links, rather than replace with K* links, invoke-rc.d still started it11:26
MithrandirKeybuk: since ${%/*} is POSIX, yes.11:26
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pittiKeybuk: hm, that won't make much sense, will it? unless we'll roll new CDs in the future11:27
Keybuk*shrug*11:28
Keybukcertainly too late to put the fix in now11:28
pittiright11:28
Keybukespecially given that the fix doesn't break it *more* than it was broken before11:28
Keybuk(broken fix)11:28
infinityNo point in having it in -updates unless we DO roll new CDs.  THough I guess it doesn't hurt to push it on the off chance that we might.11:28
Keybukinfinity: we probably will for ubiq bug fixes11:29
pittiKeybuk: actually, if I started an install immediately, it went just fine; it just got stuck if I played with the live CD for some minutes; maybe anacron checks the load before it kicks in?11:29
infinityIf we decide to do 6.06.1 or something.. I dunno.11:29
Keybukinfinity: 6.06.611:29
Keybukpitti: I believe it does11:29
mdkeBurgwork: no, you need smurf11:30
pittiKeybuk: I agree, otherwise I would have never managed to finish any ubiquity installation (updatedb is merciless...)11:30
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infinityMithrandir: Can you queue up (and test locally) a proper fix for that bug for the just-in-case-we-find-a-showstopper-and-have-to-rebuild-anway case?11:35
infinityMithrandir: But don't upload it, obviously.11:35
Mithrandirinfinity: yes, willdo11:35
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Kamioninfinity: FYI, in case nobody said - we will be rebuilding for some bad Chinese issues in d-i and ubiquity11:39
KamionI've fixed half the problem, about to start investigating the other half11:39
MithrandirKamion: does that mean I should do the casper fix immediately and get it in?11:40
KeybukMithrandir: no!11:41
Keybukwe want to change as little as possible11:41
KamionI'd rather change as few things as possible11:41
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Kamionso that the retesting process is as quick as we can11:41
MithrandirKamion: ok11:41
infinityKamion: This one's pretty irritating, mind you.  Positive we can't sneak it in?11:41
infinity(Not that I have a PPC machine that boots CDs, so I can just pretend the bug doesn't exist)11:42
pittiKamion: it means that the ppc live CD becomes unusable after a few minutes11:42
pittinot the end of the world11:42
pittibut ugly11:42
MithrandirI'm amazed nobody has reported this bug before.11:42
pittiMithrandir: I forgot about it after seeing that changelog :(11:43
KeybukMithrandir: I was the first to notice11:43
Keybuklast week, thus the quick fix11:43
Keybukobviously eyeballing the diff and testing locally wasn't sufficient11:43
Mithrandirit means nobody has been using the live cd for more than a few minutes on PPC?11:43
KeybukMithrandir: at least, nobody has been _not_ using the live cd for more than a few minutes11:44
Keybukanacron doesn't kick in under load11:44
infinityand since our testing cycle involves opening OOo and other such..11:44
pittiyeah, I noticed when booting the live CD, doing something else, and then wanting to test it11:45
infinityBut regular LiveCD usage on the other hand, is more like "boot, look around, go 'ooo, this is cool', sit at desktop for a while, decide to try installer"11:45
infinityWhich will be hell.11:45
KamionI'm very much inclined not to, I'm afraid - any more mistakes at this point would be very costly11:47
pittiKeybuk, Mithrandir: X=/a/b/c; echo ${X%/*} works well here under bash and dash 11:47
Kamion(I'm having people double/triple-check all my changes here)11:47
Keybukpitti: yeah, but so does dirname ;)  try under initramfs11:47
KeybukI did _that_ level of checks on the currently broken shell11:47
infinityKeybuk: ${} is pure shell, dirname isn't. :)11:47
pittiKamion: that means we won't do another full test cycle with  the new images?11:48
Keybukok, it seems to work11:48
Kamionpitti: we'll do another test cycle, but we need to be prepared for not having enough time for a *full* cycle11:48
pittiyes, that's what I mean11:48
Kamionso I'd like not to change things with wide-ranging effects11:49
infinityKamion: I'm fine with the answer being "no", but if we fix the broken shell, the worst that happens is that it stays as broken as it currently is if we get it wrong.11:49
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KeybukMithrandir: you can pull both sets of fix from sftp://chinstrap/home/warthogs/archives/scott/casper for edgy11:50
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infinitySince casper clearly isn't 'set -e' at that point, or it would have broken horrible on the 'dirname: command not found'11:50
infinityhorribly, too.11:50
Kamioninfinity: I've tried to get in touch with mdz, and can't, so I guess it comes down to me - I think my answer is no, since at least this way we know what the problem is11:50
infinityKamion: Fair 'nuff.  I won't push it.11:51
Kamion(I can imagine for instance that pbbuttonsd might get upset at a different invoke-rc.d exit code or something)11:51
Kamion(maybe it doesn't, but that kind of thing)11:51
MithrandirI could rm the anacron binary instead.11:51
Mithrandirbut as infinity says, your choice11:51
Kamionif people with ubiquity checkouts could pull my current tree and sanity-check the final patch in it, that'd be good11:51
KeybukMithrandir: that wouldn't help11:51
Keybukin fact, that's exactly the kind of brokenness we want to avoid11:52
Keybukrm'ing anacron would mean cron would start running /etc/cron.* again11:52
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MithrandirKeybuk: that branch is missing your 1.57 commit.11:52
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KeybukMithrandir: no it's not11:52
Keybukit's just one commit for both11:52
Mithrandircan you fix that, please?11:53
Keybukno :)11:53
dokopitti: is not finding an USB stick worth reporting?11:53
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Keybukit's my branch, and I'll commit how I want to11:53
dokoMay 30 21:33:20 ubuntu kernel: [ 1161.366038]  usb 1-8: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 411:53
dokoMay 30 21:33:23 ubuntu kernel: [ 1162.775905]  usb 1-8: device descriptor read/64, error -11011:53
dokoMay 30 21:33:49 ubuntu kernel: [ 1174.427425]  usb 1-1: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 511:53
dokoMay 30 21:33:52 ubuntu kernel: [ 1175.836836]  usb 1-1: device descriptor read/64, error -11011:53
Keybukit's one logical fix11:53
dokoMay 30 21:34:07 ubuntu kernel: [ 1182.743514]  usb 1-1: device descriptor read/64, error -11011:53
pittidoko: sure; we can't fix it right now, but maybe in-updates11:53
doko[...] 11:53
pittidoko: ah, that's known, many dupes11:53
pittidoko: sudo rmmod ehci_hcd11:54
pittidoko: in most cases it works with the usb 1.1 driver11:54
dokopitti: bug number?11:54
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MithrandirKeybuk: please refrain from breaking casper in the future, then.11:54
KeybukMithrandir: stop being a twat11:55
pittidoko: 27889, 32182, and probably some more11:55
Keybuk(*fight*fight*fight*) :p11:56
Kamionoh-kay11:56
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rddpAre you guys in London having any official post release drinks at a friendly local pub tomorrow? I'd like to get you a round :)11:59
Keybuktomorrow is a bit optimistic for "post-release" given the release is on Thursday12:00
rddpAh its not quite midnight yet.. :)12:00
Keybukunless you're forseeing "it's all gone wrong, let's go get pissed and try to forget"12:01
rddpwell taht could work12:01

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