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bddebianHeya02:04
Keybukheyheyhey02:05
bddebianHi Keybuk02:06
Keybukhow goes?02:06
bddebianYou are speaking to me? :-)02:06
Keybukwhy should I not?02:07
bddebianBecause I am a pain in the butt? :-)02:08
whiprush_keeeeeeeybuk!02:08
bddebianAnyways, OK, thanks.  You?02:08
bddebianHello whiprush_02:08
whiprush_hi bddebian 02:08
Keybuk*shrug* I've never noticed if you are :p02:09
KeybukI'm a pain in the neck, myself02:09
bddebianheh02:10
Keybukor possibly a pain in the testicles02:10
bddebianhmm02:11
diemanbah, bastards.02:13
diemansome company is renting gps units in paris for walking tours now02:14
diemanfigures i finally break down and get a gps02:14
zulhmm...lets go break grub02:14
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KeybukI've still yet to succum02:14
diemanheh02:14
diemanpicked up an etrex vista02:14
diemanit also works on the bicycle02:14
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whiprush_jdub: any word on that ubucon thing post-LWE? the wiki/list are dead.03:19
jdubi subbed03:21
jdubtotally quiet03:21
jdubi think i will contact the dude, see what i can help with, before saying anything on list03:21
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BenCso when will the edgy buildd's start actually building stuff?03:31
bddebianUh oh03:32
bddebianYou just delayed it another 2 weeks :-)03:32
BenCheh03:33
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Keybukwoohoo!03:45
Keybukthis actually does something when I ring it03:45
bddebian??03:47
whiprush_jdub: fyi, I sent him a few mails, no response. One of my friends in the googleplex is asking on their internal list about what the deal with the event is.03:49
jdubwhiprush_: hrm, ok03:49
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whiprush_jdub: I am bringing lots of people from my lug, and some other ubuntu guys from ars are planning to attend, so if google is willing to host, we could probably do something sweet.03:50
jsgotangcogood morning03:51
Keybukbddebian: trying to get VoIP working03:51
Keybukso Asterisk playing nice with a SIP provider03:52
bddebianCool03:52
bddebianHeya jsgotangco03:52
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whiprush_jdub: mostly, I'm concerned that if google is going to commit to hosting the thing, that we can get a good amount of community folks involved. (I'm worried about it because some of us need to get employers to sponsor us, buy plane tickets, etc.)03:55
Keybukjdub: 4,000 dollars, eh?03:55
Keybukoh, you didn't get cc'd on that one03:55
jsgotangcowhiprush_: ubuntucon?03:56
ajmitchwhiprush_: sneak in a plane ticket for me, will you?03:56
whiprush_jsgotangco: http://www.linuxpip.org/ubuconwiki03:56
jsgotangco18-1903:57
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LaserJockwhiprush_: I was planing to go, but I email the list and never saw my email04:33
LaserJockwhiprush_: I'm still interested if something turns out04:33
whiprush_LaserJock: you seem to be in the same boat as the rest of us. :D04:35
LaserJockwhiprush_: where are you located?04:35
whiprush_LaserJock: Michigan04:35
LaserJockoh, that's some distance to go, I'm only 4 hrs drive away in NV04:35
whiprush_LaserJock: can't afford to go to paris, so I do what I can. :)04:36
LaserJockwhiprush_: yeah, that's pretty good coming from Michigan04:37
ajmitchwhiprush_: unless there's some miracle, I doubt I can make it either :)04:41
stuNNedis there way to install glibc 2.4 alongside ubuntu glib2 2.3 so that i can get the latest gnomad2 working with this blasted zen microphoto?04:41
whiprush_ajmitch: we need to win our respective lotteries...04:41
stuNNed:D04:41
stuNNedi'll pay very large bounty :D04:41
ajmitchwhiprush_: yeah, but that means I need to buy a ticket or something04:42
whiprush_ajmitch: funny, I have the same problem04:42
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bddebianHaha, take that Attal,  you POS04:56
stuNNedso there is no way to congruently run glibc2.4 alongside 2.3 so that i can install this dastardly bleeding edge package for my creative zen to work?  i lost the receipt04:58
stuNNed:D04:58
Lathiatajmitch, whiprush_: i got a winnign notification in my e-mail just now, would you like some? :)04:59
bddebianhehe04:59
bddebianstuNNed: I don't know, sorry :-(04:59
jsgotangcohaha04:59
ajmitchLathiat: sure, send me your bank account details04:59
Lathiatonly one catch you need to put $1500 up front so they can ship the money to you..05:00
bddebianOh, you won the Nigerian Lottery? ;-)05:00
Lathiathowd you know!05:00
jsgotangcohe won too05:00
stuNNedbddebian: that is ok, i'll figure it out :)05:01
ajmitchstuNNed: are you sure you're not mixing up glibc & glib?05:02
bddebianOh, hmm05:02
Keybukbleh, now it's stopped working again05:02
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bddebianajmitch: Wanna look at some packages for me? :-)05:06
ajmitchbddebian: not really, I'm doing stuff :)05:07
bddebianWhat a surprise05:07
ajmitchyes, some things have to be worked on now, rather than next week05:09
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bddebianHi Hobbsee05:09
ajmitchHobbsee will do it for you05:09
Hobbseeheya05:10
Hobbseewhat's this/05:10
ajmitchbddebian wants me to look at packages he's working on05:10
bddebianHobbsee: I have packaged Attal 0.10 and I want it as clean as possible before sending over to Debian BTS :_)05:11
Hobbseeah, i see..05:11
bddebianAnd ajmitch doesn't love me anymore05:12
Hobbseepoor bddebian :P05:13
Hobbseebddebian: do you really expect me to be able to clean it up?05:23
LaserJockhe expects perfection Hobbsee, nothing less :-)05:24
HobbseeLaserJock: well, i'm far from perfect :P05:24
bddebianHobbsee: No, but thanks05:24
Hobbsee:)05:24
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=== Keybuk beats his head against asterisk for a bit
KeybukI can get it to accept calls and route them to the demo thing05:29
KeybukI can register a softphone with it, and make outgoing calls from that05:29
Keybukbut if I try to connect the incoming calls to the softphone, *bam*05:29
Keybukoh, and if I try and have the config that works for accepting calls, and the config that works for outgoing calls, at the same time *bam*05:31
Keybukla la la05:31
bddebianYou must enable bi-directional.. ;-P05:32
KeybukI think I need to enable "read the docs and stop cargo-culting" :p05:34
HobbseeKeybuk: reading documentation?  surely not!05:35
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Keybukit does appear that the authentication options that allow incoming prevent outgoing05:35
Keybukand vice-versa05:35
Hobbseevery useufl05:35
bddebian"Your lack of faith disturbs me.." :-)05:39
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diemanheh06:31
diemantheres a whole bunch of us at the comfort inn06:31
diemandown the street from the radisson06:32
diemanthat will be a ragtag group on the street walking over06:32
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Keybukwoohoo, I now have dialling in and dialling out allllmost working07:08
Keybukjust the sound is a bit one-way07:08
HobbseeKeybuk: yay!07:13
Keybukand I'm sure I've seen that in the tech-support area07:15
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wasabi_Wonder what ever happened to dpkg file class support07:34
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wombleWhat packages need to be installed to verify Release signatures?  I've got a custom Dapper installer that's pitching a fit about unverified packages.07:55
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pittiGood morning08:57
jsgotangcogood morning pitti08:57
Hobbseehey pitti 08:57
jsgotangcothe teamspeak server is smoking hah09:03
crimsun_'morning, pitti 09:04
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Keybukwoohoo!  I rock09:06
zygahello09:06
zyga:)09:06
mvoKeybuk: wooohhoooo! you rock!09:06
pittihey crimsun_ 09:07
=== pitti bows to Keybuk :)
=== Keybuk now has a working VoIP setup
pittijsgotangco: oh, how many people have played with it by now? :)09:07
jsgotangcopitti: 409:07
zygaKeybuk: whoa! :)09:08
pittiKeybuk: did you get a proper voip phone?09:08
Keybukand there's only one "remove this and the magic goes away" config option09:08
jsgotangcoat the moment, me, imbrandon_ and TheMuso are in09:08
Keybukpitti: no, that's the next step09:08
Keybukpitti: for now I have ekiga on the laptop09:08
imbrandon_very nice09:08
pittijsgotangco: yesterday it was quite fun09:08
Keybukbut I do have a proper UK phone number for it <g>09:08
pittiKeybuk: ever looked at http://www.sipgate.co.uk?09:09
Keybukpitti: I tried sipgate, but didn't have much luck with them09:09
pittiKeybuk: I registered at sipgate.de the other day and now have a free .de number09:09
Keybukso I was pointed at http://www.voip.co.uk/ which seems to work rather better09:09
pittigreat09:09
imbrandon_vent is nice too for group 09:09
imbrandon_VoIP09:09
Hobbseejsgotangco: pitti:  jsgotangco cant count - at least 5, so far09:10
Hobbseethis is fun :)09:11
KeybukI guess the next step as well is to figure out how to support IP dialling09:11
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sivangmorning all09:13
imbrandon_moins09:13
crimsun_pitti: I have a quick question RE: mozilla-thunderbird's effect on thunderbird-quickfile (bug 49707). I wasn't sure whether a simple rebuild, which is confirmed to resolve the dependency issue, should be targetted for -security, but following the example for mozilla-thunderbird-enigmail, it seemed logical. Is that reasoning sound?09:14
UbugtuMalone bug 49707 in thunderbird-quickfile "Latest Thunderbird update in dapper-security forces deinstallation of thunderbird-quickfile" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4970709:14
Hobbseehey sivang 09:14
pitticrimsun_: yes, now that the archive is working again, I'll care for the extensions today09:16
crimsun_pitti: ah, ok. Thanks much.09:16
pitticrimsun_: enigmail is done, the rest is universe and thus doesn't need USNs09:16
crimsun_was just trawling LP and spotted that one09:16
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sivanghey Hobbsee 09:21
Hobbseeheya09:21
imbrandon_come join the party 09:22
imbrandon_lol09:22
sivangparty?09:22
imbrandon_was a /bad/ joke about TS09:22
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TheMusoheh09:28
pittijsgotangco: whoa, yesterday teamspeak.uds.ubuntu.com still worked, now it says 'host not found'09:36
sivangthat's our teamspeak server to connect to?09:37
sivang(Doh)09:37
TheMusoPeople are still on here.09:37
imbrandon_i'm connected to teamspeak.uds.canonical.com09:37
pitti$ host teamspeak.uds.ubuntu.com09:37
pittiHost teamspeak.uds.ubuntu.com not found: 3(NXDOMAIN)09:37
pittiWTF???09:37
imbrandon_not ubuntu.com09:37
imbrandon_ teamspeak.uds.canonical.com09:38
pittiah09:38
pittiyesterday it was u.c., thanks09:38
imbrandon_;)09:38
pittistill doesn't work, the woman's voice shouts 'Error' into my ears09:38
imbrandon_ouch09:38
imbrandon_me and TheMuso are connected atm09:39
imbrandon_and jsgotangco09:39
pittiah, now it works09:39
=== Hobbsee never got "error" - got plenty of other interesting things though
imbrandon_;)09:39
imbrandon_he go on09:39
mvodoko: around?09:41
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=== sivang notes teamspeak's installer looks like windows installaer on linux ;-)
jsgotangcoyeah09:47
Hobbseesivang: it does.  ick09:47
sivangHobbsee: porbably using installshield or something, they try to maintain consistant look09:47
Hobbseemust be09:48
sivanghmm, what do I run after installation?09:50
=== sivang notes to better read elmo's instructions next time
Hobbseesivang: cd TeamSpeak2RC2/ && ./TeamSpeak09:53
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sivangHobbsee: yep, was in elmo 's instructions :p09:58
Hobbseeah okay09:58
infinitywasabi_: Around?10:01
jsgotangco"German Ubuntu Mafia"10:03
sivanghrm, my teamspeak insists on retreiving a server list from the web and does not let me add canonical's one10:06
TheMusosivang: Are you using the address book?10:06
sivangTheMuso: ah, thanks. terrible , terrible UI10:07
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sivangseems I am connected, but why does that computer lady needs to shout in my ear "connection established" or something :p10:09
jsgotangcowell its a game thing10:09
TheMusoI turned all sounds off.10:09
Hobbseesivang: going to talk to us?10:10
sivangerm, I'm a bit shy ;-)10:10
Hobbseesivang: arent we all?10:10
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sivangwe probably need to have a channel dedicated for text convo betwen the voip participants10:11
kane_Mithrandir: hello ... are you around ?10:11
Hobbseesivang: that's true...10:12
sivanglet's move over to #uds-paris-voip10:12
imbrandon_ /join #ubuntu-ts10:12
imbrandon_err ok10:12
sivangimbrandon_: you'd rather that one?10:12
imbrandon_dosent matter10:12
imbrandon_;)10:12
TheMusoWhat is the channel?10:13
HobbseeTheMuso: #uds-paris-voip10:13
TheMusoThanks.10:13
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Mithrandirkane_: hi10:19
sivangpitti: so don't use push to talk key? :)10:20
pittisivang: I do use it10:20
kane_Mithrandir: i did what you suggested ... i.e., using debian-installer/framebuffer=false (if you don't remember this was for bug #48164)10:20
UbugtuMalone bug 48164 in xorg "Video corruption at installation of xserver-xorg" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4816410:20
Mithrandirkane_: did it help?10:21
kane_Mithrandir: the installation works now, without any video corruption ... however, there is no boot splash with the new installation ... i'm guessing this is because the framebuffer is disabled ?10:21
sivangpitti: ah, so what were you proposing to me to do in order to make my stream sound better?10:21
Mithrandirkane_: probably, yes.10:21
sivangpitti: (I couldn't hear it well)10:21
pittisivang: use PTT10:21
kane_Mithrandir: pity ... but atleast it works now10:21
Mithrandirkane_: what does "cat /proc/cmdline" give you?10:22
kane_one second ... the problem is on another machine, in another room ...10:22
kane_Mithrandir: root=/dev/hda2 ro quiet10:25
Mithrandirkane_: if you add "splash" to that list, you should get the bootsplash.  That you don't have it is a feature.10:25
kane_Mithrandir: how do I add splash to that list ?10:26
kane_Mithrandir: modify menu.lst ?10:26
Mithrandiryes10:26
Mithrandirchange the defoptions line10:26
kane_Mithrandir: the fact that it isn't there is a good thing right ?10:26
Mithrandiryes, it's correct.  I was just thinking if you actually want usplash. :-)10:27
kane_Mithrandir: my users might find it more comforting if the usplash was actually working ... but in this case, wouldn't it cause video corruption ?10:27
Mithrandirkane_: maybe.  Which is why it's not there by default.  It might just be the Xorg probe function which messes it up and if so, it might work fine.10:28
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Mithrandirwe disable it to be on the safe side when you're using d-i/fb=false.10:28
kane_Mithrandir: ok ... so where does the Xorg probe function get called ?10:29
Mithrandirwhen Xorg is reconfigured.10:29
Mithrandirso not on normal boots.10:29
kane_aha ..10:29
pitticrimsun_: ping10:29
kane_so, if I do ... dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ... then it should cause video corruption ?10:30
Mithrandirkane_: maybe, yes.  If you're using a framebuffer and not a text console.10:30
kane_hmm ok ..10:31
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kane_Mithrandir: funny thing is, i tried pretty much all the kubuntu dapper flight versions (except 7) ... and they all worked10:31
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kane_Mithrandir: ok, thanks a lot ... i've added the comment to the bug ... hopefully someone will notice and fix the probe function10:39
kane_Mithrandir: ciao10:39
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michelehello11:04
micheleI think I have this problem: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/22336/11:05
UbugtuMalone bug 22336 in Ubuntu "laptop overheats when performing CPU intensive tasks." [High,Needs info]  11:05
micheleand I think Dapper just fried my CPU11:05
fabbioneif the CPU fried, you better change laptop brands. The CPU is supposed to go in protection if it overheats and shut down everything automatically11:06
imbrandon^^ no matter the OS ( its a hardware thing )11:07
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micheleyes, I supposed that, I'm waiting for it to cool down and see if it powers on again11:08
micheleit's a desktop, by the way11:08
michelea P411:08
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micheleoh well... I'll wait for an answer to the bug by mdz...11:18
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Keybukwhy would mdz answer the bug?11:21
Keybukit's assigned to mjg59 11:21
micheleoh, didn't notice that, the last comment was from mdz11:22
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michelewell, somebody will answer, I guess and hopt :)11:22
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HiddenWolfIs something wrong with dapper-security?11:43
fabbioneHiddenWolf: why?11:46
pittiHiddenWolf: what?11:46
HiddenWolfI haven't seen any updates this week, while there have been quite a lot.11:46
pittiHiddenWolf: hm, works here11:46
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lifelesscvd: you found it11:47
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HiddenWolfpitti: I have dapper-updates and dapper-security enabled, yet gdm for instance is at 2.14.6-0ubuntu2.1, while 2.14.7-0ubuntu1 was uploaded to dapper june 6th11:51
pitti       gdm | 2.14.6-0ubuntu2.1 | http://security.ubuntu.com dapper-security/main Sources11:51
pitti       gdm | 2.14.7-0ubuntu1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper-updates/main Sources11:51
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pittiHiddenWolf: so you have the -security version11:52
HiddenWolfah11:52
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HiddenWolfthen excuse me. :)11:53
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pittiHiddenWolf: -updates are not built automatically; I guess seb128 didn't poke infinity hard enough11:54
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pittiinfinity: btw, what's the reason that every -updates upload needs to be built manually?11:54
seb128pitti: actually dholbach did that one while I was on VAC, but I didn't know we need manual pocking for every upload we do11:54
seb128I don't get the use for that11:55
seb128infinity: please build everything dholbach and I uploaded, thank you :11:55
seb128:p11:55
pittiinfinity: please build libgnomeprint as well11:55
pittibrb, testing kernel security updates11:58
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infinitypitti: How do you feel about caring about cdbs?12:21
pittiinfinity: I would, what in particular?12:21
infinitypitti: I'm watching the build in progress right now, and it looks like the whole testsuite is failing.12:21
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pittiinfinity: uh, I'll have a look at the buildd output12:21
pittiinfinity: I tested it carefully locally and it worked fine12:22
infinitypitti: Do you have an edgy choot (or a dapper chroot you can upgrade to edgy)?12:22
pittiinfinity: my desktop runs latest edgy12:22
infinitypitti: Note that we now have a new debhelper and dpkg (as of a few hours ago), so the world may have broken for cdbs..12:22
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pittiinfinity: alright, I'll have a look as soon as this kernel security update is settled12:22
fabbioneinfinity, pitti: do we have an ETA for it?12:24
fabbione-security that's it)12:24
pittifabbione: yes; current kernels will go into archive in 65 minutes, then l-r-m should build12:24
pittifabbione: ideally, I can push l-r-m by the lp_archive run in 90 minutes12:25
infinitypitti: Oh, unless you really have to do staggered -security uploads, due toa bit of a bug in soyuz's handling of binary uploads from security, can you try to release source+allarches at the same time for a bit?12:25
pittifabbione: then everything should be ready in 2 hours12:25
infinitypitti: Oh, or never mind.. :)12:25
fabbionepitti: that would be great.12:25
infinity(Since ia64's kernel still needs NEW... Feh)12:25
pittiinfinity: oh, right12:25
fabbioneoh meh. didn't elmo fix that yesterday?12:25
pittiinfinity: can anyone NEW the ia64 kernel?12:26
pittifabbione: ia64 wasn't yet built when elmo NEWed12:26
infinitypitti: Kamion (on VAC), mdz (asleep), and elmo.12:26
fabbionemdz/Kamion/elmo afaik12:26
pittiright12:26
infinityNo other ftpmasters on jackass.12:26
pittiinfinity: however, pushing ia64-only uploads out with amber seemed to have worked yesterday (I didn't check the archive, though)12:27
fabbionewe will also need to new LRM once it's built12:27
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infinitypitti: It broke soyuz's build queues, but nothing we can't beg cprov and Kinnison to work around.12:27
pittiso, ok for me to push all but ia64 out now?12:27
fabbioneKinnison: ping?12:27
seb128do we need approval before uploading to dapper-updates? Who need to be pinged for that?12:27
Kinnisonfabbione: yes?12:27
pittiseb128: mdz12:27
seb128ok12:28
infinitypitti: Yeah, go ahead.  If we need it, we need it.12:28
fabbioneKinnison: are you still in charge of soyuz/publisher?12:28
Kinnisonfabbione: Depends what you mean12:28
infinitypitti: I told the soyuz posse that we'd TRY to do releases of all arches at once, but -security on primary arches takes precedence sometimes (like now)12:28
fabbioneKinnison: after this kernel -security will go in, there will be a d-i upload to dapper-updates. We need to make sure that one is published properly12:28
infinityKinnison: We're about to break ia64/security build records again, BTW.12:28
fabbioneKinnison: but afaik we did never tested d-i on a pocket that's not main distro12:29
Kinnisonfabbione: Let me see if my patch is live on drescher12:29
Kinnisoninfinity: urgh12:29
infinityKinnison: Can't really be helped. :/12:29
infinityKinnison: At least I can tell you which build will break. :P12:29
infinityKinnison: (linux-source-2.6.15 in dapper-security)12:30
Kinnisoninfinity: *nod* We need DB superpowah-man to clean up :-(12:30
infinityKinnison: Really?  Mistress Fiera isn't l33t enough to clean up?12:30
fabbioneKinnison: while we publish -security please make sure that what you need is there because we will need to start preparing dapper sparc iso immediatly after d-i is tehre12:30
Kinnisoninfinity: Noone but the postgres superuser can DELETE FROM Build12:31
infinityKinnison: She had enough access to change distro details, BTW (the -changes mailing list, specifically, though she had write access to that whole table)... I suspect that's a mistake, if you want to make a note of it.12:31
Kinnisonfabbione: Erm if the code isn't there you're going to have to wait. Kiko won't let us have unreviewed code in the codeline12:31
infinityKinnison: Though it was handy in a pinch when we needed to fix it. ;)12:31
fabbioneKinnison: i will take care of that.12:32
ivokspitti: hplip is broken, not cups :)12:32
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pittiivoks: :/12:32
Kinnisonfabbione: Right, my code fix is not live currently, so an upload of d-i to dapper-security would break horribly an I'd prefer you didn't do it yet12:32
fabbioneKinnison: dapper-updates12:33
fabbioneKinnison: not security12:33
infinitypitti: I'll pay you to look at cdbs and fix it for me, so the buildds can happily go back into full-auto mode (which will make -updates much happier..)12:33
Kinnisonfabbione: dapper-updates, dapper-security, whatever, it's not dapper12:33
ivokspitti: i can't print from fresh dapper install on HPLIP, and I can't print from breezy->dapper upgrade on HPLIP (but i can't print on USB either here)12:33
fabbioneKinnison: ok. can you please mail me the details about it and CC kiko, stevea and sab ?12:33
fabbione(and mdz please)12:33
pittiinfinity: no need to pay me, I like it enough to care for it :)12:33
Kinnisonfabbione: yep, give me a few mins12:33
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fabbioneKinnison: thanks12:34
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infinitypitti: That's perverse.12:35
dokopitti: GssSsp, firefox should build with the recent gcc-4.1 version in edgy12:36
infinitypitti: https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/20216312:36
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pittifabbione, infinity: linux-source-* uploaded to drescher12:36
infinitypitti: Keep in mind that gcc-opt is dead (yay), so to reproduce the chroot exactly, just make sure it's up to date and make sure pkgstriptranslations is installed and enabled.12:36
infinity(Perhaps you missed that bit before?)12:37
pittiinfinity: indeed I didn't try with pkgstriptranslations12:37
fabbionepitti: thanks12:37
infinitypitti: Could just be that a big NO_PKG_MANGLE around the testsuite will make it happy.12:38
pittiinfinity: yep, will try in a minute12:38
infinitypitti: But I didn't actually look at it, just watched the log as it failed.12:38
Hartihello12:39
Hartihttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/4983212:39
UbugtuMalone bug 49832 in firefox "firefox doesnt show website correctly" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  12:39
fabbioneHarti: wrong channel #ubuntu-bugs please12:40
Hartifabbione: oh sorry12:40
pittiok, so cdbs tests all pass right now, dist-upgrading to latest dpkg/gcc crack12:40
pittidoko: great, will try again12:41
infinitypitti: default gcc isn't changed yet (will in an hour).12:41
infinitypitti: So it's probably just dpkg/debhelper/perl.12:41
infinity(and most likely just debhelper that's breaking it..)12:41
pittiyes, I also revert to the archive perl, instead of my SSP-enabled crack12:41
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pittigive my download pipe some minutes to finish the dist-upgrade12:42
ivokspitti: ummm... i just did upgrade from breezy to dapper, and hplip package conflicts with hplip-base, but hplip-base stayed installed on the system12:44
pittiinfinity: still works with latest edgy packages12:48
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jeroenvrphttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/4977912:49
pittistill works - WTF???12:49
UbugtuMalone bug 49779 in Ubuntu "Keyboard locks up" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  12:49
infinitypitti: Ergh.  That's not what I wanted to hear...12:52
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infinitypitti: When you enabled it, you also enabled "fail on invalid CB", right?12:53
pittioops12:53
pittiinfinity: since I don't have that file, it shouldn't matter12:54
pittitrying again, though12:54
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pittiinfinity: seems to work (first four tests passed)12:55
infinitypitti: I'm dist-upgrading to test here, but I assume that if you have a /CurrentlyBuilding that claims to be building Package: cdbs / Component: main, the world may explode...?12:55
pittiinfinity: yes, indeed; trying that now12:55
pittiFAIL: autotools-1.sh12:56
pitti\o/12:56
pittiinfinity: I wonder why we didn't have a problem with this in dapper12:56
infinityI think I may have added some NO_PKG_MANGLEs in the testsuite in dapper...12:56
infinityMaybe they fell out of your merge?12:56
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~/cdbs/cdbs-0.4.34ubuntu4$ rgrep NO_PKG *12:57
infinitydebian/changelog:  * Set NO_PKG_MANGLE during the testsuite run, so we don't fail when12:57
infinitytest/testsuite_functions:export NO_PKG_MANGLE=112:57
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pittiprobably, yes12:57
pittiinfinity: sorry for that12:57
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pittiinfinity: that was it, thanks12:59
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pittiinfinity: uploading a fixed version, maybe it'll still catch this cron.daily01:00
infinitypitti: I'm publishing manually right now.  It'll make it. :)01:00
pittiAll 21 tests passed \o/01:02
infinityHuzzah.01:02
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infinitypitti: You have the honour of being the very last package I'm building manually before I turn the buildds back on.  Aren't you lucky? :)01:02
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HiddenWolfpitti is a package?01:03
HiddenWolf;)01:03
pittiHiddenWolf: sometimes I feel like it01:04
infinitypitti's one hot package indeed, yes.01:05
pitticonfigure: error: installation or configuration problem: C++ compiler cannot create executables.01:06
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infinitypitti: You realise that if you want to collect the binaries from jackass and upload to drescher later, you could have just ambered to jackass, then answered "no" to "upload to main archive"?01:06
infinitypitti: Since the -security buildds pull from jackass's archive, not from drescher.01:07
pittiinfinity: oh, I thought they use the main archive01:07
infinitypitti: (A neat trick to remember if you need to do a staged release, but don't want to release stuff silently to the world)01:07
pittiinfinity: then that's indeed a nice trick01:07
pittithanks01:07
pitti/tmp/ccmU1H83.o:(.eh_frame+0x12): undefined reference to `__gxx_personality_v0'01:07
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pittidoko: ^ hmm? g++-4.101:07
pittistrange01:10
pittidoko: ^ that's from firefox build01:11
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doko:)01:12
pittidoko: 'CXX=gcc-4.1' ... 01:12
dokopitti: this is not #ubuntu ;-)01:12
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\shok...today is bank holiday...we are sitting in the office, preparing a braai now...what a life01:19
pitti\sh: what is a braai?01:21
pitti\sh: and which bank holiday?01:21
pitti\sh: today is "Corpus Christi" (Fronleichnam)01:21
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HobbseeIf there's a bug of a keyboard locking up on starting a DM, where should it be assigned to?01:31
Mithrandiras in, the keyboard stops working when a kdm/gdm starts?01:32
Mithrandirdoes it happen if you start X with startx?01:32
pittiinfinity: so is l-r-m building already?01:33
\shpitti: braai is a barbecue01:33
\shpitti: ZA english01:33
pittiah01:34
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\shpitti: and for us it's a bank holiday, no one is catholic ;)01:34
HobbseeMithrandir: i dont know - it only happens randomly, that's the trouble.01:34
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zulheylo01:35
HobbseeMithrandir: and i couldnt get to a VT to try it out, as i didnt remember that that was possible with a mouse.01:35
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MithrandirHobbsee: I'd probably say it's and xorg bug, but it's hard to say.01:35
HobbseeMithrandir: okay, thanks01:36
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pittifabbione, infinity: l-r-m is there, now we need elmo to NEW the stuff01:43
fabbionepitti: thanks01:43
pittidoko, iwj: yay, firefox builds with latest gcc-4.1 (even with ssp)01:47
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HiddenWolfpitti: you're already working on proactive security for edgy?01:47
pittiHiddenWolf: I tested a couple of packages with SSP, yes01:47
HiddenWolfsweet01:47
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RicardoPerezpitti: hi, martin, i would like to ask you something: i just uploaded an updated .po file into Rosetta. this template generates a .mo file which is in a -base langpack. will this update be applied into the langpacks?01:49
pittiRicardoPerez: the -base langpacks won't change any more01:49
pittiRicardoPerez: but if the po file changed since the dapper release, it'll go into the update pack01:49
pittiRicardoPerez: i. e. language-pack-[gnome-] es01:50
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RicardoPerezpitti: ok, so the .po updates will go into langpacks, right? although the -base langpacks don't changes, but this is not a problem01:51
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pittiRicardoPerez: yes, to keep the update packs small, they contain only actual changes01:51
RicardoPerezpitti: how can a package replace a file which is into another package?01:51
pittiRicardoPerez:01:52
pittiPackage: foo01:52
RicardoPerezpitti: if a .mo file is in -base, and the updated .mo file is in -es... how can it?01:52
pittiReplaces: bar01:52
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, ok. and dpkg doesn't complains about that?01:53
pittiKinnison: new dapper kernel source is on the archive, but not the binaries; does this need another NEW step?01:53
pittiRicardoPerez: no, Replaces: is for exactly this purpose01:53
Hobbseepitti: that's a package replacing another package isnt it?  not a file in a package being replaced by another package01:53
RicardoPerezHobbsee: yes, this is exactly my question01:53
Kinnisonpitti: probably. check with keybuk or someone with archive admin powers01:53
Kinnisonpitti: remember, I'm not actually an ubuntu ftpmaster01:54
pittiHobbsee: not exactly; Replaces:/Conflicts: is for replacing a whole package01:54
pittiKeybuk: can you please invoke your megapowers to new the linux-source-2.6.15 binaries in dapper-security?01:54
Hobbseepitti: yes, that's what i thought.  but what do you do if file in package A needs to be updated by file in package B?01:54
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pittiHobbsee: then B Replaces: A01:55
\shHobbsee: you need Replaces: 01:55
RicardoPerezand then A is removed?01:55
\shHobbsee: you do think about this strange kopete package?01:55
pittiHobbsee, RicardoPerez: http://www.de.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#s-replaces01:55
Hobbseemmm okay, i wasnt sure you would do it that way01:55
Hobbsee*if you could01:55
Hobbsee\sh: i'm not really thinking much at all really, but yeah01:55
RicardoPerezif package B replaces A, then A is removed when B is installed?01:56
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, ok, I see in the URL you post01:56
Seveaspitti, SuperKeybuk, in blue tights with a big K on his chest :) 01:58
\shSeveas: no, SuperKeybuk can't wear the same clothes as SuperSabdfl01:59
HobbseeSuperkeybuk will have to wear red tights with the big K on his chest then?01:59
RicardoPerezpitti: thanks a lot :)02:00
Seveas\sh, SuperSabdfl has orange-beown-ish tights with the ubuntu logo :) 02:00
\shSeveas: not when he is on KDE business tour ;)02:01
Seveastrue02:01
Seveasthen he has a blue mask and a dragon tail 02:01
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\shSeveas: hmmm..a very difficult situation02:03
Seveas\sh, heh, you're picturing it?02:03
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\shSeveas: yes ... but I found something better then that....testing linux kernel EDAC functionality ...http://bluesmoke.sourceforge.net/heat_gun.html 02:08
Seveas\sh, omfg02:10
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Keybukpitti: ABI change in -updates?! :p02:11
pittiKeybuk: in -security02:12
pittiKeybuk: yes, it happens02:12
KeybukI can't see what's new?02:12
infinityThe NEWness is on jackass.02:13
KeybukI don't have access to jackass02:13
infinityExactly.02:13
fabbioneinfinity:02:13
Keybukthere's nothing I can do here then, right?02:13
fabbioneno02:14
fabbionenevermind02:14
infinityOh, wait.  It's NEW on drescher too.02:14
fabbioneyeah02:14
infinityqueue -R dapper info02:14
fabbionethat's what pitti meant02:14
fabbione2 NEW queue?02:14
Keybukright02:14
infinitywant me to NEW it?  I'm in there anyway.02:14
Keybukbut there's nothing obviously new there02:14
Keybukthe overrides are all correct02:14
pittiKeybuk: no, I mean NEW on drescher02:14
infinityIt's all new, it's a new ABI.02:14
infinityAnd the components aren't right.02:15
pittiKeybuk: it already passed through NEW on jackass (all but ia64, that is02:15
pitti)02:15
Keybukinfinity: I'll let you do it :p02:15
Keybukyou know the kernel components better than I02:15
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fabbionecan't we disable the NEW check on jackass?02:15
fabbionei see very very little point of 2 NEW queue02:15
infinityfabbione: The archive on jackass is a real, live, in use archive, so it needs the protection.02:15
fabbioneinfinity: is use for what?02:16
infinityfabbione: The security buildds build from jackass, not from drescher.  It's the authoritiative archive for security internally until we move to soyuz.02:16
fabbioneahh ok02:16
Keybukinfinity: so, what pressure do you think we can get through the firehose?02:17
pittiWOOO, firefox with ssp02:18
Keybukpitti: so, I'm curious02:18
Keybukdoes gdb work with ssp binaries?02:18
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pittiKeybuk: seems so02:19
pitti*** stack smashing detected ***: /home/martin/download/ssp-test-0.2/cmd-safe terminated02:19
pitti02:19
pitti#2  0x00002aaaaac2eea6 in __fsetlocking () from /lib/libc.so.602:19
pitti#3  0x00002aaaaaca901f in __stack_chk_fail () from /lib/libc.so.602:19
pitti#4  0x0000000000400628 in badFunction ()02:19
Keybukpitti: even the wacky function and expression injection stuff?02:20
pittiKeybuk: right now I only activated -fstack-protector, which just inserts canaries02:20
pittiand reorders stack variables02:20
Keybuk*nods*02:20
pittiKeybuk: function injection?02:20
pittiKeybuk: you mean replacing malloc() calls and such?02:21
Keybukyeah, that kind of thing02:21
pittithat's heap protection, not sure whether it is in gcc02:21
Keybukor running random functions in the code02:21
infinityKeybuk: Any particular reason you're +o?02:21
Keybukinfinity: oh, was kicking idiots earlier02:21
pitti-fstack-protection is very limited, but relatively unintrusive02:21
=== mode/#ubuntu-devel [-o Keybuk] by Keybuk
Keybuk(I don't get to be on top that often)02:22
infinityTMFI.02:22
infinitypitti: binaries overridden and NEWed.02:22
pittidoko: the stack trace above also explains why stuff is not linked to /usr/lib/libssp.so in edgy02:22
pittiinfinity: rock02:22
pittiKinnison: so, will anything break if I release only the missing ia64 kernel debs without source?02:29
KinnisonI don't know. I don't think so02:29
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asaciwj: ping02:35
iwjasac: Hello.02:39
pittihello asac, welcome in #u-d02:39
iwjAh, hi Alexander.02:39
asaciwj: hi02:41
asacI just sent a mail02:41
asacfor me the assertion disappears with your patch02:41
asacno crash02:41
asaclooks indeed good02:41
asaciwj: do you have a trace?02:42
iwjYes, it's in nsHTMLSelectElement::DoneAddingChildren, RestoreFormControlState, ..., ContainsOption.02:43
iwjThe crash happens when you leave the test page.02:43
asaciwj: ok ... I will try again02:44
asaciwj: how do you leave?02:45
asacback button?02:45
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iwjYes.02:45
iwjStart, visit bug report, left-click on `testcase', back button.02:45
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iwjI was going to eyeball the whole patch to see if I could spot a mistake.02:46
asaciwj: so you have all other patches applied too?02:46
asacs/so/do/02:46
Keybukhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/23558147@N00/110129102/02:47
iwjasac: No.02:47
iwjAre they supposed to be relevant to this one ?02:47
iwjThey're in my other build.  I was doing them in parallel to try to spend less time waiting for the computer.02:48
pittiKeybuk: cuddly02:48
asachmmm ... maybe do a quick check if this bug is still there if you add just your patch02:48
pittiKeybuk: from your activity report it seems that the debian/edgy MoM will work soon?02:48
iwjIt could be something else in our build that makes it different.02:48
Keybukyes02:49
asaciwj ... i am patching against vanilla 1.0.802:49
pitti\o/02:49
iwjasac: Ah.02:49
Keybukthere will be a boat load of syncs for everyone after Paris02:49
Keybukand as it assigns to the last person who touched the package now, NO ESCAPING THEM!02:49
KeybukHAHAHAHAHA AMAUAHAHAHAHAHA02:49
iwjasac: I'm starting with the version of 1.0.8 in Breezy.02:50
pittiKeybuk: oh god, I touched loads of packages for .pot file stuff *arrgh*02:50
pittiKeybuk: at least this makes it easy to retitle the bug and cc ubuntu-archve for syncs02:50
Keybukheh02:51
asaciwj: ok ... I can reproduce with leaving page :/02:51
Keybuktalking of syncs02:51
Keybukwhere are they?02:51
Keybuk...f...02:51
KeybukMORE PONIES ON THE FIRE!02:51
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iwjasac: Ah.  Right.  On the build you had with all the patches ?02:52
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asacasac: yes02:52
=== StevenK notes Keybuk may need to cut down on his sugar intake.
asaciwj: yes02:52
iwjasac: You're talking to yourself :-).02:52
KeybukStevenK: I had to eat the sugar02:53
Keybukthe ants were after it02:53
iwjasac: Why don't you leave this one with me and I'll stare hard at this diff for a while.02:53
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asaciwj: ok :) ... feel free to ping me02:55
iwjWilldo.02:55
iwjI'm assuming you don't know how this code is supposed to work any better than I do.  If you do then say so now :-).02:55
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asacguess you are right ... though, I have looked at mozilla code so much for the last few security updates, that I finally begin to understand :). Anyway, I have to do some suite backporting too. So go ahead :)02:58
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iwjHave fun.03:00
fabbioneKeybuk: i will make sure you get all my merges if all of a sudden i will become father :)03:01
zulheh03:02
Keybukfabbione: and how are the twins doing? :)03:03
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fabbioneKeybuk: fine thanks :)))03:03
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dokoKamion: is there something like a spec/session for reducing the size of CD images, i.e. finding duplicates and other stuff?03:09
Mithrandirdoko: Kamion's on vac.03:11
dokoahh, remember that now ...03:11
Mithrandirso unless you want to wait three or four days for your answer.. :-P03:12
Keybukthere is a spec for that03:13
Keybukthough there's not much to gain from reducing duplicate files in a squashfs03:14
Keybukas they only take up the space of one anyway03:14
ograjust drop firefox :)03:14
ograand its langpacks03:14
Keybukand openoffice03:14
_ionAnd GNU03:15
Keybuk_ion: no, we need gcc03:15
ogra(in fact we'll likely do that for edubuntu)03:15
_ionkeybuk: Well, perhaps we also need GNU core utils. ;-)03:16
Keybuk_ion: we could use the BSD ones03:16
dokoKeybuk: still makes sense for the alternate CD's?03:20
ogradoko, using BSD utils o_O03:23
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KeybukWE'RE INTO L!!03:32
zulKeybuk: lay off the crack :)03:32
siretartL?03:33
Keybuksiretart: a lot of packages in L...03:33
siretartany chances that edgy will be ready for buisness before paris?03:34
ogralike the L-kernel :)03:34
Keybukno, no03:34
Keybukdapper is the one for business03:34
Keybukedgy is the one for play03:34
siretarterr, open for play as in uploading latest crack and starting with merging from sid03:34
infinitysiretart: You can do that now.03:34
Keybukstarting merging from sid?03:35
KeybukDIDN'T YOU HEAR, MAN?03:35
Keybukwe're up to l!!03:35
infinity*L*03:35
zulahhhh....duh...03:35
pitti_laptopinfinity: now, cdbs build log looks just fine now03:35
=== Keybuk wonders why there isn't a libazy
siretartKeybuk: I didn't really get what you are meaning with l. you started the mom machinery?03:35
Keybuksiretart: sync machinery03:35
seb128infinity: I though Keybuk was rejecting uploads when you do that though :p03:36
siretartKeybuk: great news! I assume I must have missed some announcement about that..03:36
seb128infinity: that's what dholbach told me yesterday ;)03:36
Keybukseb128: not now03:36
Keybuksiretart: no, there's no announcement yet03:36
Keybukinfinity: is the gatekeeper03:37
Keybukhe's still floating above his sheets though03:37
infinityseb128: I just installed the final buildd chroots, the world is open for business.03:37
seb128infinity: ah ok, nice03:37
Keybukinfinity: you have to un-click the "MANUAL" bit :p03:37
infinityWell, it'll be open for business after we handhold a security build through, but shhh.03:37
infinityKeybuk: Yeah, queue-builder isn't running until I'm sure I didn't just break soyuz with the ia64 kernel. :)03:38
=== siretart wonders why there isn't a libido
Keybukbah, Soyuz is a resilient piece of software03:38
Keybukit can cope with anything with through at it03:38
seb128infinity: BTW should I ping you to get GNOME 2.14.n uploads to dapper-updates built or are you in some automatic mode and notice them? :)03:38
seb128siretart: there is a lib named like that03:39
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siretartseb128: hrhr03:39
Keybuk-larry -Wall03:39
Keybukor is it -Larry -Wall ?03:39
siretartlol03:39
ograthe big -L03:40
infinityseb128: They'll get build later today magically.03:40
seb128infinity: ok, thank you03:40
mdkeis henrik on hols today?03:46
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bddebianHeya folks03:49
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lamont__Keybuk: ping03:59
pitti_laptophi lamont__ 03:59
lamont__hi pitti_laptop 03:59
lamont__breaking ones router is fun03:59
ograhey lamont__ 03:59
Keybuklamont__: 04:00
lamont__Keybuk: I was grumbling at udev, but it appears that it may just be missing modules in the initramfs, my bad...  but I do have a question...04:01
Keybukwhat is your question?04:01
bddebianWhat is the velocity of an unladen swallow? ;-)04:02
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bddebianlamont__: Bah, come on, I do it constantly :-)04:03
lifelesseurpoean or african ?04:03
ograflying forwards or backwards ?04:03
bddebianUh, I don't know.. aaaaaaahhhh04:04
_ionI'm not a pean, you're a pean.04:04
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lifelesshttp://arago4.tnw.utwente.nl/stonedead/movies/holy-grail/scene-01.html04:04
bddebian_ion: :-)04:04
lifelessand then04:05
lifelesshttp://arago4.tnw.utwente.nl/stonedead/movies/holy-grail/scene-23.html04:05
Keybuklifeless: it worries me that you clearly had those bookmarked04:05
bddebianReal audio?  Ugh04:05
bddebianhehe04:05
lifelessKeybuk: nah, just good google foo04:05
Keybukholy christ, that was a musical jar04:07
Keybukin alphabetical order, what comes immediately after Marilyn Manson is not of the same genre04:07
siretartThis upload awaits approval by a distro manager04:08
siretartdo I need to ping someone, or will the 'distro manager' notice this himself?04:08
Keybuksiretart: who approved the upload?04:08
siretartKeybuk: you (and mdz)04:08
KeybukI did?04:08
Keybukoh, right04:08
siretartjupp04:08
Keybukwpasuppository04:08
Keybukseb128: would you like miscellaneous gnome stuff approved too04:09
seb128Keybuk: yeah, everything that got uploaded to dapper-updates by example ;)04:10
Keybukwas libsoup yours?04:10
seb128yep04:11
siretartKeybuk: thnx04:12
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lamont__found the cdrom this time... still have to find /dev/sda04:12
seb128Keybuk: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/desktop-file-utils.debdiff too (I didn't upload that one yet)04:12
bddebianwpasuppository? Haha04:18
Keybukseb128: ok04:18
Keybukbddebian: yeah, it's a pain in the arse04:18
seb128Keybuk: thank you ;)04:18
bddebianhehe04:18
ogralamont__, modprobe sg ? 04:18
Keybukogra: that would be sd_mod not sg04:20
ograwhy not sg ? 04:21
ogra(usually works for me)04:21
Keybuksg is the scsi generic devices04:21
Keybuklamont wants a scsi disk device04:21
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Keybuk(that won't help him either ... his problem is the scsi driver itself is missing from the initramfs)04:22
ograah04:23
ograok04:23
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bddebianmodprobe wpasuppository sounds too darn funny :-)04:23
=== bddebian shuts up now
jsgotangcowahahaha04:24
Keybuk... r ...04:27
lamont__Keybuk: actually, it doesn't seem to be... sigh04:27
lamont__lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 0 Jun 15 08:25 ./parisc/8/8:0/pci0000:00/0000:00:13.0/driver -> ../../../../../../bus/pci/drivers/sym53c8xx04:27
lamont__(that's not in the ramfs)04:27
lamont__rather, not booted there04:27
Keybukcheck /etc/mkinitramfs/initramfs.conf04:28
lamont__lib/modules/2.6.15-23-hppa32/kernel/drivers/scsi/sym53c8xx_2/sym53c8xx.ko04:28
lamont__is in the initramfs04:28
Keybukoh, that's kinda interesting then04:28
=== lamont__ goes back to the booted initramfs to play
Keybukmodinfo sym53c8xx04:28
Keybukcompare with the modalias attribute in /sys/blah/blah04:28
lamont__in the booted system, or in the b0rked system?04:29
Keybukuh, which is the booted and which is the b0rked?04:29
lamont__choices are a d-i boot to partitioning, then chroot into /target, or boot like it should work, and stop in busybox in the initramfs.04:30
lamont__== "booted", "b0rked"04:30
lamont__how long does it wait for the root filesystem before it bails out to the shell, I wonder04:30
Keybuk3 minutes04:31
Keybukboot with break=mount04:31
Keybukthen you can look yourself :p04:31
=== lamont__ continues waiting for the moment
lamont__it's continuing from the busybox prompt that currently stumps me04:32
=== pitti grumbles about a failing mysql test suite
Keybuklamont: continuing from?04:32
=== lamont__ assumes that initramfs's /init isn't idempotent
Keybuk"exit" :p04:32
lamont__doh04:33
Keybukthe shell is a spawned copy, so you can fix things, and resume the boot04:33
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Keybukit's amazing just how neat initramfs-tools is04:33
Keybukmostly because of the things we needed to debug the bugger04:33
lamont__modinfo sym58cxx04:33
lamont__/bin/sh: modinfo: not found04:33
Keybukoh, yeah, you can't do that in initramfs04:34
Keybukgrep sym58cxx /lib/modules/*/modules.alias04:34
lamont__grep sym58cxx /lib/modules/*/modules.alias04:34
lamont__#04:34
Keybukhmm04:34
lamont__that looks kinda like a winner, no?04:34
Keybukit does04:35
Keybuk(I don't even have that module on amd64)04:35
Keybukoh04:35
Keybukduh04:35
lamont__grep sym53c8xx /lib/modules/*/modules.alias04:35
lamont__alias pci:v00001000d0000008Fsv*sd*bc*sc*i* sym53c8xx04:35
lamont__...04:35
Keybukgrep sym53c8xx /lib/modules/*/modules.alias04:35
Keybuk:p04:35
lamont__having the right module name helps...04:35
lamont__alias pci:v00001000d00000013sv*sd*bc*sc*i* sym53c8xx04:35
lamont__that's the one we care abou8t04:35
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Keybukok, find the device, should be: cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:00:13.0/modalias04:36
lamont__pci:v00001000d0000000Fsv00000000sd00000000bc01sc00i0004:36
Keybukalias:          pci:v00001000d0000000Fsv*sd*bc*sc*i*04:36
Keybukthose would appaer to match04:36
Keybukwhere did you break in the initramfs, btw?04:37
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lamont__after the mount failed04:37
Keybukok04:37
lamont__want me to wind it back up, or are we good?04:37
Keybukgrep sym /proc/modules04:37
Keybuksee if the module actually got loaded04:37
lamont__nope04:38
Keybukright04:38
pittiinfinity: you already NEWed all the l-r-m stuff, right?04:38
Keybuk/sbin/udevplug -v -s -Bpci -Iclass=0x01*04:38
Keybukwhat output does that print?04:38
lamont__ /bin/sh: /sbin/udevplug: not found04:38
Keybukoh, sweet04:39
lamont__ls /sbin04:39
lamont__modprobe  depmod    rmmod04:39
lamont__# 04:39
Keybukwell, at least I know what the problem is04:39
Keybukok04:39
lamont__oh, do share, do share...04:39
Keybukmodprobe sym53c8xx04:39
Keybukmodprobe sd_mod04:39
Keybukyou may need to mknod /dev/sda? as well04:39
Keybukthen exit -- that should get you into the root filesystem04:39
infinitypitti: Yes.04:40
Keybukdid you actually finish the upgrade?04:40
lamont__b 8 $partition, yes?04:40
lamont__I _thought_ I did...04:40
Keybuklamont: yup04:40
dokoinfinity: should we start with db4.4 in edgy from the start?04:40
Keybukonce booted, check that udev is installed and is the latest version (079-0ubuntuXX)04:40
Keybukand update-initramfs -u04:41
lamont__  * Checking root file system...04:41
lamont__/dev/sda5 was not cleanly unmounted, check forced.04:41
Keybukyeah, this boot won't be "clean"04:41
infinitydoko: I'd like to, but it can wait for a few days. :)04:42
lamont__firecall04:44
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Keybukyou're going to valgrind firefox ?!?!04:50
bddebianeeks04:50
iwjKeybuk: it's not as bad as you would think.  But it is _extremely slow_.04:51
iwjIt's the UMR in ld.so that's really annoying.04:52
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mdkejdub: whiprush_: the fridge has the docteam meeting down one day early, if you can fix that04:54
iwjCome back, my 1200/75 modem.  All is forgiven.04:55
bddebianhehe04:55
iwjnot as bad> I've obviously never tried it with SSL before.  Never trust code written by a cryptographer.04:57
iwjHmm, that's wholly impractical.  I'll have to copy the page to a non-SSL location.04:58
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iwjExcellent, lovely controlled conditions and of course the bug disappears !05:20
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lamont__Keybuk: for the next question...  how do I force particular interfaces to have particular names now?05:24
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lamont__Keybuk: ubuntu-standard (or equiv) wasn't installed before --> no udev on upgrade.05:26
=== lamont__ fix0rs
Keybuk/etc/iftab05:26
Keybuketh0 mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx arp 105:26
Keybuketh1 mac xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx arp 105:26
Keybuketc.05:26
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lamont__ah, that's alive again? cool05:29
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Keybukyeah, it's handled by udev itself now05:30
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KeybukUp-to-date:               150 (1.33%)05:33
Keybukholy crap05:33
fabbioneKeybuk: sit back and relax :)05:34
bddebianheh05:34
fabbionetomorrow's update to edgy will be fun :)05:34
Keybukhmmm05:35
KeybukI can't get these into the sync directory :p05:35
bddebianHmm, still no Xorg 7.1 in Experimental eh..05:35
ograbddebian, pfft, fabbione will package it ahead of debain for us 05:37
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zulogra: hehe05:37
bddebianogra: fabbione said he wasn't going near X this go-round?? ;-)05:38
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bddebianhahaha05:38
ograLOL05:38
seb128apparently ogra likes it05:38
lamont__what is it about X people and sodomizers?05:38
seb128fabbione: you will need something else to point on him05:38
ograbddebian, i know why do you think i'm hiding behind this concrete block05:38
zullamont__: its the in thing05:39
bddebianogra: :-)05:39
fabbionelamont__: maintain X for a while and you will understand05:39
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lamont__ * Starting kernel event manager...05:40
lamont__udevd[1908] : nss_ldap: could not connect to any LDAP server as cn=admin,dc=mmjgroup,dc=com - Can't contact LDAP server05:40
lamont__hrm... clearly there are ordering issues there...05:40
lamont__ip6tables v1.3.3: can't initialize ip6tables table `nat': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?)05:41
lamont__hehe05:41
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fabbionelamont__: check dmesg?05:42
fabbioneare we hitting the usual 17bit thingy there?05:42
lamont__'twas more the whole ipv6 nat thing...05:42
fabbionei didn't do it..05:42
fabbionei swear..05:42
Keybuklamont: you should at least have the users and groups < 1000 in files, right? :p05:42
lamont__no, my iptables rules do...05:42
lamont__apparently05:43
fabbionehmmm05:43
lamont__Keybuk: yes05:43
lamont__actually, they're duplicated in ldap, which makes things occasionally interesting...05:43
lamont__(that is, the groups that users >=1000 are in leads to some humor)05:43
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lamont__and that led to a script to validate the stupid lists against each other05:43
=== Keybuk checks
=== Keybuk double checks
KeybukBOMBS AWAY!05:44
fabbioneFIRE IN THE HOLE!05:44
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ograCOVER !05:44
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_ion Duck and Cover05:45
ogra:)05:45
mdkei love that the check and double checks took between 8 and 20 seconds05:45
HiddenWolfKeybuk: Happy dapper day?05:45
fabbioneKeybuk: did you remember to switch malone to readonly?05:45
fabbioneKeybuk: before we will get 103283984 duplicates of edgy being uninstallable05:46
Keybukfabbione: I couldn't do that even if we had to <g>05:46
Keybukmdke: the checking was mostly "makesureIput-MmakesureIput-MmakesureIput-M"05:46
fabbioneKeybuk: you are becoming too soft :)05:46
HiddenWolffabbione: "we have already recieved the maximum number of bugs, please try to file one again when the current batch is fixed" ;)05:47
fabbioneHiddenWolf: that sounds list a good excuse05:47
ograyeah05:47
bddebianHiddenWolf: :-)05:47
bddebianKeybuk: Would there be any point in me trying to help with/look at merges for main?05:48
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Keybukbddebian: in which sense?05:48
lamont__Error 101: maximum error count exceeded05:48
KeybukError 666: file has bad magic05:48
lamont__Driver 'sd' needs updating - please use bus_type methods05:49
lamont__SCSI device sda: 8388314 512-byte hdwr sectors (4295 MB)05:49
lamont__SCSI device sda: drive cache: write back05:49
lamont__SCSI device sda: 8388314 512-byte hdwr sectors (4295 MB)05:49
lamont__SCSI device sda: drive cache: write back05:49
lamont__ sda: sda1 sda2 sda3 < sda5 sda6 >05:49
lamont__why does it print that twice???05:49
Keybukto scare you05:49
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bddebianKeybuk: Well since I couldn't upload them anyway would there even be any point?05:50
lamont__Starting Name Service Cache Daemon: nscdnscd: 3873 /var/run/nscd/nscd.pid: No such file or directory05:51
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Keybukbddebian: you can upload to universe?05:52
Keybukoh "for main"05:52
Keybukthere's always help -- when they get filed, if you prepare the packages and check the diffs, it's useful work :)05:52
bddebianKeybuk: OK, will do, thanks05:54
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diemanlamont__: heh, im not using it right now, but i could load it up and see05:57
diemanlamont__: it definately starts right up on amd6405:58
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lamont__dieman: it has an illegal fixup in dapper/hppa, so I still have breezy's loaded on that machine05:59
diemannice06:00
diemani think i still ahve an hppa machine06:00
diemanin the basement06:00
diemansomewhere06:00
diemani also recently got a newer one out of someone but disposed of it06:00
lamont__the current issue of import is that I can't get the aironet card to sync with the hilltop06:00
diemansuck06:00
diemanis it dead?06:01
diemanyou getting those exciting rid errors or whatever they are when the MAC layer of that card goes out to lunch?06:01
lamont__nah - it helps when all the cables are connected... :0(06:03
lamont__brb06:03
diemanhaha06:03
lamontmuch better06:04
diemanheh06:04
diemanat least it wasn't a kinked cable06:04
diemanor something like outdoor pests eating it06:04
diemanim guessing its some form of lrm?06:04
diemanlmr?06:04
fabbionelamont: got time now?06:04
bddebianKeybuk: You act surprised that they even trust me with Universe??? :-)06:04
lamontfabbione: sure06:04
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KaiLhmm... vmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6.15-23... I guess, there's no -25 Version of that?06:13
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fabbioneKaiL: good point...06:14
KaiLjust found that while installing the player ;)06:14
fabbioneKaiL: yes.. agreed..06:14
fabbioneBenC: ^^06:15
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fabbioneBenC: i guess we need to add vmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6.15-23 to the ABI bump list of pkgs that needs love06:15
fabbioneand i am already on edgy here06:15
KaiLbtw. there was some patch for forcedeth to make that working if you directly boot from windows to ubun tu, is that in the -25 image?06:15
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fabbioneogra: dapper-security06:16
KaiLinstalling updates could sometimes be a good idea06:16
ograhmm, shouldnt that be enabled by default on fresh installs ? 06:16
BenCI think in breezy it was a question06:16
fabbioneKaiL: bug number?06:17
BenCso if you updated from breezy, it may not be06:17
KaiLfabbione, don't know, if there is one...06:17
KaiLfound that in the nvidia support forum06:17
fabbioneKaiL: no bug number, no patch..06:17
BenCno patch, no answer :)06:17
ograhmm, i have 2 updtaed systems and on new installed around me currently ... none has a update-manager notification06:17
BenCKaiL: forcedeth is pretty close to the newest version, so maybe it does06:17
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BenCKaiL: if -23 didn't have it, then -25 doesn't either06:18
KaiLhttp://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=71148&highlight=forcedeth06:18
KaiLthere we have more than enough details..06:18
fabbioneKaiL: if you don't file a bug it might never happen06:19
KaiLas always, people cry everywhere, but file no bugs..06:19
KaiLI guess, you also have no bug for some Marvell gbit eth controller? ;)06:19
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ograif you dont file it ...06:21
bddebian"If you file it, they will come.."06:22
KaiLthey are not my bugs, only found them in the forum...06:22
fabbioneKaiL: forum is not a bug tracking system06:23
fabbioneif forum users don't report bug they can go to complain to /dev/null if they are not fixed06:23
KaiLI know, but looks like many problem don't :(06:23
fabbioneafter a certain level it becomes (and i am sorry to say) their problem06:24
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KaiLhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/4987006:27
UbugtuMalone bug 49870 in linux-source-2.6.15 "forcedeth dislikes dualboot systems" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  06:27
KaiL..now we have a bug ;)06:27
zulyay!06:27
fabbioneKaiL: now take it to the right forum -> #ubuntu-bugs or #ubuntu-kernel , kthxbye06:27
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zulyou  almost always win06:28
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AlinuxOSpitti, hello, have 2 minutes for me ?06:32
iwjOK, the crash is heap corruption.  Niiice.06:36
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mdzpitti: is the ia64 kernel taken care of?06:51
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pitti_laptopmdz: should all be well now06:51
siretartKeybuk: syncs are at the same place as for dapper, right?06:52
mdzok06:52
Keybuk"at the same place" ?06:53
siretarthttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ongoing-merge/, I persume06:53
Keybukthose would be "merges"06:53
Keybukthese are syncs06:53
Keybuksyncs = updating packages we didn't change06:53
siretartaah. ok. how can I confuse this?06:53
Keybukmerges = updating packages we changed06:53
siretartright.. 06:54
siretartare syncs announced somewhere? is there perhaps even an rss feed for that?06:54
pittiAlinuxOS: yes06:54
pittiso, can we upload to edgy now?06:55
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pittiit seems like the toolchain is settled and buildds working06:55
fabbionepitti: yes, it's green light06:55
pittiyay06:55
ograYAY06:55
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bddebianBunch of children waiting for Santa.. ;)06:56
Keybukheh06:56
Keybukpublisher is off atm though :p06:56
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fabbioneKeybuk: what have you done? ;)06:57
bddebianHow long before merges start?06:57
Keybukbddebian: merges will be timed to start in the week back from Paris06:57
fabbionebddebian: merges are manual. you can start now06:57
Keybuk(the auto-generated ones, that is)06:57
bddebianfabbione: Well I can't since I can't upload to main :-)06:57
fabbionebddebian: you can still merge and get a sponsor to upload.. also merges apply to universe too06:57
bddebianThough maybe I'll look at some old ones hanging around there06:57
Keybukfabbione: nothing, we didn't know what launchpad would do if packages were being force-sync'd into edgy while the publisher was running06:57
Keybukit's safer to just not run it while the sync runs :p06:58
fabbioneoh ok :)06:58
fabbioneKeybuk: wise choise06:58
bddebianfabbione: Oh I know about Universe, I did a lot of merges for Breezy06:58
bddebianSo Universe will open too or will that come after Paris?06:58
Keybukuniverse is just as open as main06:59
fabbionebddebian: you can start taking over all the X ones that i got *erroneously* assigned by Keybuk script06:59
Keybukfabbione: I don't touch X :p06:59
KeybukI'd be forced to nih it, or something06:59
fabbioneKeybuk: you sync it and i don't touch it :)06:59
bddebianfabbione: X what, merges?06:59
Keybukif we want to sync X from Debian, we can do that06:59
Keybukbut after the big sync, please :)06:59
fabbioneKeybuk: this merge is too small for both of us.. since i am a gentlemen, you can have it :P06:59
bddebianheh07:00
fabbioneKeybuk: i dunno really.. 07:00
pittiKeybuk: do you want bugs for sync requests, or will an IRC note work as well?07:01
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Keybukpitti: bugs with ubuntu-arch subscribed will suffice07:04
pittiok07:05
fabbioneKeybuk: wouldn't be easier to reassing the merge requests to something you can parse almost automatically?07:05
fabbioneKeybuk: we get rid of the bug and you take the sync request07:05
fabbione(at least from the merging stage)07:05
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mxpxpodis there a place I can go to see what is in the buildd's cache?07:06
Keybukfabbione: can we not confuse merge and sync requests here07:06
fabbioneKeybuk: ok07:06
Keybukwhich do you mean?07:06
Keybukif you mean sync requests (overriding ubuntu changes) just use pitti's script07:07
fabbioneKeybuk: i mean. we get bugs to do merges.. right? let's assume one of this can be a straight sync from Debian.. what do you prefer us to do? make a duplicate asking for a sync?07:07
Keybukif there's a group of syncs, put them in the same bug07:07
fabbionepitti's script where teh what?07:07
bddebianChange descript, request sync and subscribe archive-team?07:07
pittifabbione: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/scripts/requestsync07:07
Keybukmerge bugs => if it needs syncing, subscribe ubuntu-archive07:07
bddebians/descript/description/07:07
fabbionepitti: ok!07:07
pittifabbione: it's as easy as 'requestsync foo edgy' and it'll create a bug for you07:08
Keybuk subscribe ubuntu-archive07:08
pittifabbione: it uses debsign, so gnome-gpg etc. will work07:08
KeybukPlease sync this from debian, overriding Ubuntu changes.07:08
Keybuketc.07:08
fabbioneoh i see07:09
fabbionenice07:09
bddebianI asked this of elmo before but why is it bad if say I am building foo that has a depends on bar and I know I can sync from Debian.  Why not just pull it, and upload rather than bugging the archive admins?07:09
fabbionepitti: time to add these scripts to ubuntu-utils? ;)07:09
pittifabbione: I have tons of scripts like that :)07:10
fabbionepitti: and why don't you make a deb for them?07:10
pittifabbione: in fact I also have a 'syncpackage' script :)07:10
=== fabbione reassigns all his bugs to pitti
pittifabbione: I put them on people, that has to suffice07:10
ografabbione, oh, thats a new fashion ? 07:10
=== ogra goes to his bug page and does the same :)
fabbione;)07:11
=== pitti writes a script to bounce off reassigns
Keybukbddebian: because it wouldn't be identical to the debian source package07:11
pittifabbione: for every bug I get from you you'll get three back!!!11!!one!!1!07:11
fabbionepitti: :)07:11
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bddebianKeybuk: OK, thanks07:12
pittifabbione: I regret that you won't be in Paris, dude07:12
fabbionepitti:  i am going to miss all of you guys07:12
=== bddebian sees pitti is busy already :-)
fabbionebut i will be there with VoIP.. probably07:12
pittibddebian: did I miss a ping from you?07:13
bddebianpitti: No, the edgy-changes post already :-)07:13
pittiah07:13
Keybukpitti: we both got LWN'd07:13
pittiKeybuk: I don't have an account, what does it say?07:13
Keybukpitti: just links to your langpacks u-d-a point07:13
pittione of my 9243409234320 security updates from last week?07:14
pittiah07:14
pittinice07:14
bddebianGads, there are soo many freakin bugs already07:14
Keybukwoohoo!07:15
Keybukpitti has to merge dhcdbd07:15
Keybukhe too can learn how to say it!07:15
pittidhcdbdbdbd07:15
pittiKeybuk: I don't mind merging things I can test myself07:15
fabbioneKeybuk: where have you been Lwn'ed?07:15
=== fabbione can't find
Keybukfabbione: distro page07:16
mxpxpodI just downloaded the latest kernel and vmware-player hasn't been rebuilt for it... how would I go about requesting that build?07:16
bluefoxicyYou know what would be awesome?07:16
Keybukgrr. I've been reading this u-d-a announce of Ben's all frakking afternoon07:16
fabbionemxpxpod: it will be addressed later today or tomorrow07:16
pittiand since n-m is finally working quite well for me, chdbdh, erm, dhchdnbd, no, bddbecd, this bloody dhcp daemon is fine07:16
siretartpitti: care to put http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/scripts/ into a bzr archive? 07:16
bluefoxicyIf the dapper installer was able to install security updates during install07:16
mxpxpodfabbione: ok, so I don't need to report a bug07:16
fabbionemxpxpod: no07:16
mxpxpodfabbione: thanks07:16
pittisiretart: oh dear07:16
Keybukbluefoxicy: it does07:16
bluefoxicylike set sources.list to be cd + http:// ... then again I haven't really tried ;)07:17
fabbionemxpxpod: also because it is in multiverse and not supported anyway07:17
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  it does that now?07:17
pittisiretart: yes, at one point I shall collect, clean up and revisit my heap of tool scripts07:17
Keybuk(at least, the text-mode one does -- it always has)07:17
mxpxpodfabbione: any way to see if it's in the build queue yet?07:17
Keybuknot sure whether the Live one does, even if it doesn't, they'll get prompted within a day anyway07:17
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  it didn't in breezy, I brought it up and someone said if I wanted it I'd have to code it :P07:17
fabbionemxpxpod: it has not been done yet. the real kernal has precedence07:17
mxpxpodfabbione: ah, ok07:17
fabbionemxpxpod: as i said it will be addressed today or tomorrow.07:17
mxpxpodfabbione: ok, thanks07:17
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ograbluefoxicy, that must have been a heavy regression against warty and hoary then, it always did that07:18
bluefoxicyogra:  I never noticed it.07:18
ograit explicitly tells you that it scans the security server even07:18
bluefoxicyogra:  I always noticed it installing PURELY from CD, then when you boot you have the security updates repo in sources.list07:18
bluefoxicyand update-manager goes "HI HEY LOOK CLICK ME"07:18
bddebianHow do the Debian bugs get auto-imported to LP?07:19
fabbionebddebian: manually. that's why elmo is always so busy07:19
bddebianWell a lot of them appear to be "fixed" and never get closed07:20
fabbionebddebian: that's why we are looking for another sysadmin on our hiring page..07:20
bddebianOh, hmm07:21
=== bddebian puts in an application ;-P
LaserJockfabbione: we can't automatically track the status?07:21
lifelessLaserJock: YHBTHANDHTH07:21
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bluefoxicyKeybuk:  trying in qemu07:22
jbaileylifeless: Congrats.  A string of letters that google doesn't match ;)07:22
jbaileyPretty hard to do, really./07:22
lifelesslol07:22
LaserJocklifeless: hmm, can I get that in english?07:22
LaserJock;-)07:22
lifelessYHBT HAND HTH might match better07:22
bluefoxicydoes that involve some kind of jelly?07:22
_ionbluefoxicy: Yes.07:23
jjesseam i allowed to google that at work?07:23
jbaileylifeless: Much better ;)07:23
Keybuklifeless: you forgot "kthxbye"07:23
KeybukHTH HAND KTHXBYE07:23
bddebianAm I going to get yelled at for closing them?07:23
jbaileylifeless: Brad and I were talking about an hour ago about your collecting of acronyms.07:23
bddebianheh07:24
jbaileylifeless: I appliede YAGNI to someone here for something, and was trying to remember some of your other favourites.07:24
jbaileys/collecting/collection/07:24
lifelessjbailey: why thanks, I think.07:25
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pittimdz: would you violently object if we reenable the web interface by default for cups in edgy? we get tons of complaints about this...07:36
fabbionepitti: isn't against policy to have open ports?07:37
pittifabbione: that's not the issue here07:37
pittifabbione: it is about putting the cupsys user into the 'shadow' group so that it can verify passwords with PAM07:38
fabbioneoh i see07:38
pittishadow allows you to read /etc/shadow, nothing else07:38
fabbioneyeps07:38
jbaileypitti: I thought the cups web interface required root to do anything significant?  Can it be hacked to do a sudo-type trick?07:38
pittiso potentially you can get encrypted passwords through cups vulns07:38
pittijbailey: LIES07:38
pittijbailey: no, it just requires the privilege to read /etc/shadow07:38
fabbionei think you can still manage the queue07:38
pittijbailey: the rest is configuration rewriting with works perfectly as normal user cupsys07:39
pittifabbione: yes, you can do normal user stuff, but no printer administration07:39
fabbioneyeah that would do07:39
bluefoxicy<pitti> fabbione: it is about putting the cupsys user into the 'shadow' group so that it can verify passwords with PAM07:39
bluefoxicywtf?07:39
pittibluefoxicy: so?07:40
bluefoxicypitti:  isn't there another way?07:40
pittibluefoxicy: you can set a parallel user database of course07:40
bluefoxicy<pitti> mdz: would you violently object if we reenable the web interface by default for cups in edgy? we get tons of complaints about this...07:40
pittibut what would that change?07:40
fabbionebluefoxicy: yeah sure.. you can cups as root and allow it to do everything.. so there is no need to add it to the shadow group...07:41
bluefoxicypitti:  does cups have to verify passwords?07:41
bluefoxicypitti:  err. sorry.  Does it have to change its privilege level?07:41
pittibluefoxicy: yes, for the web interface, if you want to do administrattive stuff07:41
pittibluefoxicy: in ubuntu it already has no unnecessary privileges, no need to change anything07:41
bluefoxicyok07:42
pittibluefoxicy: and 'changing privilege level' can only happen downwards, and that doesn't work with the web interface07:42
bluefoxicypitti:  is there any way to check passwords?07:42
iwjasac: ping07:42
pittiof course it could read /etc/shadow into memory and then drop shadow, but that's even more evil07:42
iwjI think I have found the (a?) problem.07:42
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bluefoxicypitti:  if [ su USER -c 'true' ] ; then echo Good password; fi07:42
pittibluefoxicy: hahahahaha07:43
bluefoxicyerr, () not [] 07:43
bluefoxicypitti:  I know :)07:43
pittishadow group membership is the least evil way of checking passwords IMHO07:44
pittibut how it's done is unimportant07:44
Chipzz_bluefoxicy: actually, no () either07:44
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bluefoxicypitti:  If you use a suid wrapper that ONLY checks passwords and tells you if your test is good or not (i.e. my idiotic script above), then an attacker can theoretically break cups and proceed to use the wrapper to test passwords..... .... which is a brute force attack, he could throw that straight at ssh or something anyway07:45
bluefoxicypitti:  if you give cups shadow access, then someone exploiting cups can read the encrypted passwords, run john against them, and... well, john breaks my password in about 3.2 seconds.07:45
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bluefoxicy(I've been meaning to fix that)07:45
pittibluefoxicy: right, that would be slightly better07:46
bluefoxicyslightly, yes.07:46
bluefoxicythey'd have to break the wrapper password checker to get shadow access07:46
pittibluefoxicy: I was more interested in the general yay or nay from mdz07:47
bluefoxicywhich is a tiny, tiny codebase that can be severely audited07:47
Keybukwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee07:47
pittiKeybuk: at z?07:48
bluefoxicypitti:  nods.  I'd like the administration interface too, it's a little more full featured than the current crap we have for gnome-cups-thingy, but a typical user won't be able to find it.07:48
bluefoxicypitti:  (unless you add it to the firefox bookmarks toolbar or something)07:48
pittibluefoxicy: enough people and especially admins do know where to look07:48
Keybukpitti: publishing07:48
pittiis anyone familiar with svn merge?07:49
iwjWe should have a userv service to do this kind of password checking.  It's not performance critical and the service could rate-limit it trivially.07:49
Keybuksources are in07:49
jjessea little, you use it to merge a trunk into branch for exampel07:49
Keybukpitti: it's just CVS merge, no?  -rX..Y branch07:49
pittijjesse: so, we have a Debian and an ubuntu branch in cups svn on alioth07:49
pittiu$ svn merge ../cups-1.2@HEAD ../cups-1.2-ubuntu@HEAD .07:49
pittiis what I tried07:49
pittiin the ubuntu work dir07:49
pittithat merged some stuff, but skipped new files07:50
jjessehmm try to remember when we merged ubuntu-docs from trunk to branch07:50
pittiSkipped missing target: 'debian/patches/00_r5643.dpatch'07:50
pittiSkipped missing target: 'debian/patches/56_dirsvc.dpatch'07:50
pittiA    debian/patches/svn5527_str1689_printeroptions.dpatch07:50
pittiand so on07:50
pittiSkipped missing target: 'debian/po/it.po'07:50
pitti^ that file was added in Debian recently07:50
pittiand it's not in my ubuntu branch now07:50
jjessei'm thinking as i don't remember how we merged in ubuntu-doc07:50
crimsun_pitti: pong (thanks for the correct thunderbird-quickfile fix!)07:50
jjessehold on checking07:50
pittihm, in fact nothing is changed at all07:50
fabbionepitti: i used to do svn merge -r$rev1:rev2 from to07:51
pitticrimsun_: oh, unping, I wanted to ask you if you are fine with doing a more general fix07:51
pittifabbione: so svn can't figure out the common base version on its own?07:51
fabbionepitti: or something very similar to that07:51
fabbionepitti: not that i know off07:51
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jjessepitti: i ca't remember but i know mdke did the merge07:52
Keybukpitti: absolutely not!07:54
Keybukpitti: svn has no history of merges07:54
Keybuksvn merge is basically svn diff | patch07:54
pittiKeybuk: and it has a very weird idea of branches, too07:54
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pittifabbione: that worked, thanks mate07:55
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Keybukok, accepted is processed07:55
fabbionepitti: no problem07:55
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Keybuknow publishing the distro07:56
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bddebianw00t, go Keybuk08:02
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Keybukjudgejudy = Dominator(logging.getLogger("Dominator"))08:03
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jbaileyKeybuk: I can't see judgejudy as a logger.08:03
zulshes hilarious08:03
jbaileyOr does that make her the dominator over the logger?08:04
bddebianheh08:04
KeybukDomination commencing08:04
highvoltagethere's really a judgejudy user?08:05
Keybuks/user/variable/08:05
Keybukwell, object08:05
KeybukGenerating overrides...08:08
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Keybukand now the file lists...08:11
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mdzpitti: we disabled it because it required granting cups (which sometimes listens on the network) privileges to read /etc/shadow, no?08:14
pittigrrrrrrr @ svn08:14
pittimdz: right08:14
pittisvn: Commit item '/home/martin/debian/cupsys/branches/cups-1.2-ubuntu/debian/patches/55_ppd_okidata_name.dpatch' has copy flag but no copyfrom URL08:14
pittiTHANKS, subversion!08:14
mdzpitti: perhaps we could work around that08:14
Keybukpitti: how, err, Arch-like of it08:14
Keybuk...apt-ftparchive now08:14
mdzpitti: client cert authentication?  a unix_chkpw sort of helper?08:15
pittiKeybuk: now I finally managed to merge everything and resolve conflicts ...08:15
pittimdz: certificates work on the command line, but not through http08:15
pittimdz: yes, bluefoxicy and I already discussed a suid password helper08:15
mdzpitti: is there a fundamental reason why certificates can't work through http?08:16
mdzit seems like we should be able to arrange for firefox to see the cert somehow08:16
pittimdz: you have to teach the browser to read /var/run/cups/certs/ and submit it through http08:16
pittimdz: oh, cups has its own idea and implementation of certificates08:17
pittitotally different from SSL ones08:17
mdzoh, I thought they were standard certs for some reason08:17
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pittiit's basically just a file with a long random number, and if you have the file system privilege to read it, you have proved that you are in lpadmin08:17
pittimdz: it offers other auth systems, too, but PAM is just easy because it avoids a second password database08:18
pittimdz: if people should set up that, then they will likely use their normal login password anyway08:18
pittiso it doesn't help much08:18
mdzright08:18
mdzand it doesn't really help to restrict which users' passwords it will allow cups to check08:18
mdzbecause in almost every case it will be a user in both lpadmin and admin08:19
mdzi.e. root equivalent08:19
pittiat least an attacker has a good chance for that, right08:19
mdzthis is why web authentication sucks08:19
pittimdz: so, implementing something like, or even using unix_chkpwd doesn't seem bad for me08:19
mdzweb authentication for system administration anyway08:19
pittimdz: yes, it's just that the series of complaint emails and bug reports about it never stops08:20
mdzpitti: I don't think we can use unix_chkpwd; won't it only check the current user's password?08:20
pittimdz: and indeed I must agree that gnome-cups-mgr is not the end of wisdom08:20
pittimdz: yes08:20
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pittimdz: I mean a suid helper which just answers 'yes' or 'no', but this needs to be implemented carefully08:20
mdzwe could disable authentication and allow anyone on localhost to administer cups :-D08:21
bddebianBest idea yet :)08:21
mdzsecurity through insecurity08:21
pitti:)08:21
pittisecurity by redefinition08:21
bluefoxicyactually mdz08:21
bluefoxicythat can be done08:21
mdzpitti: perhaps we could create a way to launch the web interface from the menu which would authenticate with a cert or similar08:22
bluefoxicyiptables can drop packets based on the user or group the process they originate from is in08:22
mdzpitti: launching the browser with a special URL or something08:22
mdzpitti: then we could configure the web interface to tell the user to go there instead08:22
pittimdz: hm, that wouldn't quite work for remote administration, though08:22
ivokswe should fix cups :/08:23
mdzbluefoxicy: I don't think it can distinguish between cups administration requests and ipp printig requests however08:23
pittimdz: sure, submitting the certificate value through http post should work08:23
ivoksit's apache ripoff anyway :)08:23
pittiI'm not sure whether it's a good idea, though08:23
bluefoxicymdz:  ah08:23
mdzpitti: but people who want remote administration must manually configure anyway, right?08:23
pittiivoks: btw, I'm just merging to Debian, 1.2.1 will be in edgy soon08:23
mdzit doesn't listen remotely by default08:23
pittimdz: right, they have to open the port08:23
ivokspitti: nice, but we should do something about it in dapper too 08:24
pittiivoks: yeah08:24
mdzpitti: I saw a message from michael sweet about this08:24
mdzpitti: debbugs #36901508:24
ivokspitti: i packaged gutenprint rc3 for dapper, i'm waiting lexmark users to test it08:24
pittidebian bug 36901508:24
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mdzUbugtu: smarten up08:24
pittimdz: ah, that one; yes, I answered08:25
mdzpitti: what does he have to say about our security concerns?08:25
pittioh, door bell, brb08:25
mdzI suppose that it isn't much of a concern since the default config is to run as root08:26
pittimdz: I'm still angry about him for removing RunAsUser08:26
pittimdz: and he doesn't seem to care08:26
pittiI have to help my gf carry some stuff upstairs, brb08:27
bluefoxicypitti:  this is why the security team needs to be a core and authorative part of distro management 8)08:28
bluefoxicywhen people go "Uh whatever I don't care if it's root now it works" you need to be able to SMITE THEM08:28
Keybukdeath row time08:29
bluefoxicynah08:29
bluefoxicyI'm just more used to seeing the security teams on distros fight with the main distro maintainers08:29
Keybukno, I mean the publisher's doing the death row08:29
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bluefoxicythe mentality that "well we have a bug XXXX, we should fix it so it works; it opens a HUGE hole but nobody is going to exploit that right away so we can worry about that secondarily" seems semi-common to me08:30
pittire08:30
bluefoxicyi.e. running random things as root08:30
bluefoxicymdz:  is Xorg 7.1 going into dapper-backports in the future or is it reserved for edgy?08:32
bluefoxicy(I have a legitimately broken driver that Xorg 7.1 relnotes claim is FULLY SUPPORTED now)08:33
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mdzthat depends on the changes, but in general I wouldn't expect it to be a good backport candidate08:33
mdzit's infrastructure, and backporting such things complicates upgrades08:33
bluefoxicymdz:  nods.  I'll probably steal it from edgy then.08:34
Keybukand we're done08:35
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Keybuka few minutes for a.u.c to catch up08:36
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mdzKeybuk: what's in this publisher run? first batch of syncs?08:39
Keybukmdz: yup08:39
mdzKeybuk: how big is it?08:39
Keybukabout 3,500 sources08:40
Keybukedgy will basically have to be entirely rebuilt once the merges are in too08:40
Keybukthere are about 150 "unchanged" packages08:40
Keybukthat should keep the buildds warm over the weekend08:41
AlinuxOSdoko, ping08:42
dokoAlinuxOS: pong08:43
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fabbionemdz: U60/T1K/2xT2K/NetraT1 netboot/netinstall all GO. not a glitch.. all in different configs/setups/foos/bars08:45
fabbionei guess we only need the cdimages now08:45
fabbione(and d-i in)08:45
fabbioneanyway i am going to take a nap08:45
fabbioneand be back around 0 UTC in 6 hours08:45
fabbionemake that 508:46
mdzfabbione: hi-508:47
mdzfabbione: get some rest and we will roll CD images once the soyuz fix lands08:48
fabbionemdz: the soyuz fix is already there. We need infinity to manual build d-i (hence we can't upload and test the fix without him)08:49
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fabbioneanyway..08:50
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AlinuxOSfabbione, buona notte.08:50
fabbionemdz: "everything will be fine"08:50
fabbioneAlinuxOS: notte08:50
bddebianHeh08:50
bddebianGnight fabbione08:50
bluefoxicykeyboard layout?  wtf?08:53
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bluefoxicyKeybuk:  if edgy is open does that mean #ubuntu+1 is back?08:53
bluefoxicyalso why does the installer ask me keyboard layout?08:54
bluefoxicyAnd language!08:54
bluefoxicyThe boot screen lets me adjust language and keymap, can't those be used to intuit language and keymap in the installer?08:54
bluefoxicy(I know this is a ridiculous prospect)08:54
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Keybuk"#ubuntu+1" ?08:58
ograedgy+1 ;)08:58
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Keybukit never left?08:58
bluefoxicyseveas cleared and closed it on June 108:59
Keybukeh?08:59
zulso i should be able to do a dist-upgrade?09:00
Keybukif you were really silly09:00
Keybukit's mostly just new source at this point09:00
zulbut i am..:)09:00
Keybukwith some binaries that will stop your machine from booting09:01
zulok maybe im not that silly09:01
pittizul: I have up to date edgy, and the only breakage I noticed are locales09:01
pittithey don't work at all09:01
pittirest is fine09:01
Keybukpitti: did you reboot yet? :p09:01
pittiKeybuk: yes, several times (I always shutdown when I'm not on the box)09:02
asaciwj: pong09:02
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Keybukpitti: since the buildds were back on auto?09:02
iwjasac: Hi.  See email.09:02
pittiKeybuk: dunno, my last dist-upgrade was around 1400 UTC09:03
Keybukdo another <g>09:03
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pittiKeybuk: what's breaking?09:04
bddebianpitti: You are running Edgy or do you mean a chroot?09:04
pittibddebian: I run edgy09:04
bddebianWow09:04
pittiI have stable chroots and crack of the day main system09:04
bddebianheh09:05
pittiI wanted to play with gcc 4.1 and ssp, and new glibc :)09:05
Keybukpitti: new udev will cause excitement09:05
Keybukat least, until the new kernel is in09:05
Keybukwhich will also cause excitement09:05
pittiKeybuk: oh, I still have the dapper one09:05
jbaileybddebian: I suspect that those of us who play with core infrastrucutre are probably all running edgy already.09:05
KeybukI like you like to live dangerously09:05
bddebianSeriously, what are "we" doing for X?  Is the intention to grab 7.1 from Debian when it comes in?09:06
KeybukI have a stable machine on the end of an ssh seession with various chroots09:06
Keybukmy laptop I run on the bleeding edgy09:06
bddebianjbailey: Well you rock anywayz so.. :-)09:06
jbaileyMy wife's machine runs the current release until somewhat after feature freeze, usually.09:06
jbaileyThe rest of my machines all run current-development plus my testing glibc.09:06
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Keybukanyhoo, I'm gonna go crash09:07
Keybuknite all09:08
ograciao Keybuk 09:08
ogra:)09:08
bluefoxicy<pitti> I wanted to play with gcc 4.1 and ssp, and new glibc :)09:08
asaciwj: what type is state ?09:08
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bluefoxicypitti:  did tseng tell you I'm prone to test any silly thing you throw at me, like i.e. fully built SSP bases with position independent executables and experimental hardened kernels and Xorg 7 security policies that force half of the desktop to cease function etc?  :>09:09
iwjnsSelectState*, ie not an nsRefPtr.09:09
pittibluefoxicy: :)09:09
pittibluefoxicy: crack away09:10
iwjasac: It's new'd, fiddled a bit, then shoved into a hash table with SetStatePropertyAsSupports, but none of these things add a ref.09:10
bluefoxicypitti:  the gentoo guys did a pretty good job of getting me to run severely broken ebuilds on my production desktop :)09:10
iwjAnd then at the end of the function it's unconditionally RELEASE'd.09:10
asaciwj thats wrong09:10
asacapparently you missed it09:10
asacI found another09:10
iwjAnother similar bug ?09:11
asaciwj:  its now: nsRefPtr<nsSelectState> state = new nsSelectState(); 09:11
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asaciwj: http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsview2.cgi?diff_mode=context&whitespace_mode=show&subdir=mozilla/content/html/content/src&command=DIFF_FRAMESET&file=nsHTMLSelectElement.cpp&rev1=1.232.2.2.2.1&rev2=1.232.2.2.2.2&root=/cvsroot09:11
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iwjnsRefPtr> I considered doing that.09:11
asaciwj: thats what got checked in on MOZILLA_1_8_0 branch09:11
asaciwj: further you removed or kept?? NS_RELEASE(mRestoreState);09:12
asaciwj: this should be mRestoreState = nsnull;09:12
iwjI have no NS_RELEASE on mRestoreState.09:12
asacyes09:12
asacyou removed it09:12
asacbut did not add the09:12
asacmRestoreState = nsnull;09:12
asaciirc09:13
iwjThat's in the destructor, right ?09:13
asacwait a second09:13
asacI will look09:13
iwjin nsHTMLSelectElement::~nsHTMLSelectElement09:13
iwjOh, no, you mean in nsHTMLSelectElement::DoneAddingChildren09:13
asacyes you just removed it09:14
asacdo you see?09:14
asachunk 177309:14
iwjYes.09:14
iwjRestoreStateTo doesn't always add a reference.  Oh, just a mo, it does.09:14
iwjSorry, I misread that.09:15
bddebianBenC: ping?09:15
iwjasac: How did you find that cvsweb diff, OOI ?  I mean, the version numbers.  Did you trawl the logs looking for mentions of 324918 ?09:16
asaciwj: and remove mRestoreState=nsnull in constructor ... its not needed anymore09:16
asacno its easy09:16
iwjasac: The patch I was working from was the one from the attachment in the 324918 report, which I had naively assumed was largely correct.09:17
asaci searched bonsai for all changes of nsHTMLSelectElement.cpp on MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH09:17
asachttp://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=all&branch=MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH&branchtype=match&dir=&file=nsHTMLSelectElement.cpp&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=all&mindate=&maxdate=&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot09:17
asaciwj: I verify ... wait a second09:17
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iwjThe two attachments are the 2006-02-16 and 2006-03-01 ones.09:18
asaciwj: yes you are right09:18
asaciwj: apparently they really messed it up09:18
iwjHrmf.09:18
asaciwj: other patches where quite right though ... so its just an accident I guess09:18
asaciwj: take the first patch for nsHTMLSelectElement.cpp too??09:19
iwjI'm not sure now whether to throw away the stuff from those attachments and start again with your actual cvs checkin.09:19
asacyes09:19
asactake both from bonsai09:19
iwj2006-04-21 16:14, you mean ?09:19
asacthere are two checkins09:19
asachttp://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=all&branch=MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH&branchtype=match&dir=&file=nsHTMLSelectElement.cpp&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=all&mindate=&maxdate=&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot09:19
asacthey where even on the same day09:19
asacfirst sounds interesting09:20
asacMake elements deal better with various evil DOM mutations. Fixes bugs 325730, 330084, and 330925. Patches by me and bz. r/sr=me,bz,jst a=jst09:20
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asac:)09:20
iwjasac: That other patch seems sensible, yes.09:20
asacand the second is our real checkin09:20
neutrinomassIs it a bad idea to write .desktops that put stuff under System->Administration instead of Applications->System ? Because I've heard that Ubuntu is moving away from the latter ...09:20
iwjRight.  I think we want both.09:20
asaciwj: but none of the bugs in the checkin are listed in any mfsa09:20
asacneither are dependents and blocked bugs09:21
iwjYes, but we already know that they're not 100% at putting security stuff in mfsa's.09:21
asacplease keep them separated09:21
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asacmaybe the first is part of adifferent, larger checkin we do no yet have09:21
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asacmaybe they forgot to issue an advisory or something09:21
iwjThat's possible but it looks good in isolation to me.09:21
asaclook here two then09:22
asachttp://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?treeid=default&module=all&branch=MOZILLA_1_8_0_BRANCH&branchtype=match&dir=mozilla%2Fcontent%2Fhtml%2F&file=&filetype=match&who=&whotype=match&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=all&mindate=&maxdate=&cvsroot=%2Fcvsroot09:22
iwjThat just shows no other bits of that checkin in that directory.09:24
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asachmmm09:25
asacthere are three bugs in the comment09:25
iwjasac: 325730 is definitely security sensitive.09:25
iwjI think 330084 probably is but none of the commenters actually say so.09:26
bluefoxicywhich bugzilla09:26
iwjMozilla.09:26
asaciwj: I will clarify if they missed an advisory09:26
iwjRight, thanks.09:27
iwjI'm going to go off and have dinner now.  Good luck with things and maybe talk to you tomorrow.09:27
iwjThanks a million for your effort.09:28
asaciwj: cu09:28
bluefoxicyiwj:  sometimes things don't get marked security sensitive by the reporter09:29
bluefoxicyI did that with mozilla's /tmp thing, I showed how to find out what another user was looking at by watching files owned by them appear in /tmp and googling the file name09:29
asaciwj: if you have the new patch, please send them. I would like to file it as done here in my TODO list :)09:29
bluefoxicy(they did tell me to mark it security sensitive, I just didn't)09:29
bluefoxicy(I never do{09:29
asacbluefoxicy: in this case the bug was security sensitive09:30
bluefoxicyasac:  yeah, I'm just saying, sometimes the reporter doesn't mark it that way.09:30
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asacbluefoxicy: sure.09:31
bluefoxicyasac:  I never do because if I ever find anything it's either A) minor; or B) something I'm blogging about 2 minutes after the bug is posted.09:31
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bluefoxicyasac:  it'd be neat to be able to see all the secret security issues in bugzillas ;)09:33
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bluefoxicyasac:  For me that's recreational reading09:33
BenCbddebian: pong09:34
bddebianBenC: It looks like Bug #39315 is closeable.  Could you confirm?09:34
UbugtuMalone bug 39315 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Keyboard random repeat " [High,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3931509:34
BenCbddebian: Yes, it is09:35
JanChm, anybody know when vmware-player kernel modules will be updated to work with the new kernel ?09:35
BenCthat's why it is closed :)09:35
bluefoxicyBenC:  oracle is doing things with ubuntu's patches09:35
bddebianBenC: No, it's Fix Commited, not released09:35
ograJanC, likely tomorrow09:35
BenCbluefoxicy: Yeah, Randy emailed me that he was doing that09:35
BenCbddebian:  [High,Fix released] 09:35
bddebianBenC: For .17?09:36
JanCogra: thanks, will answer that to the user who asked me that  :)09:36
BenCbddebian: It's not released for .17 yet09:36
BenCI need to upload .17-209:36
bddebianOK, thanks, sorry to bug ya09:36
BenCnp09:36
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bddebianmdz: You around?10:05
mdzbddebian: yes10:07
bddebianmdz: Do you have any thoughts on bugs against Universe packages on older distros?10:07
mdzbddebian: packages which have since been removed, you mean?10:08
bddebianmdz: No.  Say bug was filed on foo in Warty or Breezy but was fixed in Dapper.  Close them?10:08
mdzbddebian: example?10:08
bddebianbarring security and crash fixes of course10:08
bddebianBug #176710:08
UbugtuMalone bug 1767 in gimp-print "Upgrades from gimp-print to to gutenprint" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/176710:09
bddebianOh bad one, that's main, hang on10:09
bddebianBug #166910:09
UbugtuMalone bug 1669 in gxmms "gxmms doesn't display the title of the song in the tooltip" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/166910:09
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RQHi, could anyone help me with compiling alsa a bit?10:11
RQi'm getting a bunch of errors while trying to make a deb with 1.0.1110:12
bddebianDamn upgrading to Edgy is puking on locales and locale-gen isn't fixing it?? :-(10:12
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RQthere it is: http://pastebin.com/71145910:13
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BenCso has hppa been dropped, or is it just not boot-strapped for edgy yet?10:14
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jbaileyBenC: hppa is broken for glibc in some fundamental ways.10:17
jbailey(no NPTL)10:17
jbaileyCarlos has some stuff working, he needs to get another LWS integrated into their kernel.10:18
jbaileyAfter that, remember all of the *really* ugly hacks that would never be integrated into LinuxThreads upstream?  All gone.  They'll get in perfectly.10:19
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bddebianAnyone have a clue what I do about this locale issue when upgrading to Edgy?  http://pastebin.us/489   locale-gen isn't doing it :-(10:40
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bluefoxicyRan into a bump on dapper install.10:44
bluefoxicyFAT32 partition has a /!\ next to it, umounting it says "no such file or directory"10:44
bluefoxicymore importantly10:44
bluefoxicyI can't say, "Shrink existing partition"  "C: (guessed)"  "Allocate 3GiB for Ubuntu and autopartition"10:45
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bluefoxicyI think10:52
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bluefoxicyif anyone tries to install dapper on a machine with pre-existing Windows10:53
bluefoxicythey're going to have to jump through hoops.10:53
bddebianIf they are installing Windows, what the hell would they need Windows for anymore? ;-)10:53
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mdkebluefoxicy: check the bug tracker10:54
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bddebianLater folks11:04
bluefoxicymdke:  this install app is written in python isn't it -.-11:10
mdkebluefoxicy: no idea, probably11:10
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mdkebluefoxicy: the bug tracker11:10
bluefoxicynothing I can see11:11
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bluefoxicywtcrap11:45
bluefoxicyhda1 isn't mounted11:45
tsengbluefoxicy: you really don't need to spam your random thoughts to this channel11:46
bluefoxicytseng:  sorry, trying to figure out htf to tell dapper's installer to resize a vfat partition to make room for ubuntu.  Right now it seems to be "I can't do that," although on Breezy I had the d-i resize WinXP safely.11:47
bluefoxicytseng:  i thought that was supposed to be something it did.. I'll just bug on it when done.11:48
tsengok comeon11:48
mdkebluefoxicy: immagine if everyone talked about their bugs in the channel. There are a lot of bugs11:49
bluefoxicymdke:  ok true :)11:49
mdkeand anyway, the installer maintainer is away11:49
tsengmdke: its worse when you blurt out random ideas with no context11:49
KaiL_would it be possible to write a (userspace?) tool, which sends everything accessing /dev/dsp to esddsp or aoss..?11:49
tsengnot that I would prefer him to spell it out, either11:49
mdketseng: :)11:49
bluefoxicytseng has heard me talk far too much in his lifetime11:50
tsengi think it is maybe 4 years now?11:50
tsengor 511:50
KaiL_..just to have dmix support also for oss apps11:50
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givreHi guys, don't know if it the good canal t ask this, but we need a new vmware-player-kernel-module to match the new kernel.11:58
givreIs it plan?11:58
zulgivre: its in the works12:00
givreok, thanks12:01

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