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zulinfinity: ping12:48
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infinityzul: pong.01:56
zulinfinity: i tried to do an dapper-security upload and it guess it failed so Ben uploaded can you confirm my suspisions for me?01:57
crimsun_zul: a reject? if so, are you using the correct host?02:03
zulyeah i am02:03
infinityzul: Let me check quickly.02:05
infinityzul: What did you upload?02:05
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zulvmware-player-kernel02:06
infinityRejected: The key (0x207677DEFA14013B) used to sign vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15_2.6.15.10-7.dsc wasn't found in the keyring(s).02:07
infinityRejected: vmware-player-kernel-2.6.15_2.6.15.10-7.dsc: md5sum check failed.02:07
zulok thats what i thought02:07
zulthank you02:07
infinityNot sure what's up the the failed md5sum check...02:08
infinityI also don't see an accepted upload from Ben.02:08
infinityWas it just an upload to bump the ABI?  I can do that for you.02:08
fabbionedon't sweat about it02:08
fabbionewe will get mvo to do it and test it before02:08
fabbioneinfinity: let's get d-i first. the vmware player is less urgent (multiverse)02:09
infinityI need to do some vmware-player* uploads to dapper-updates anyway.  There are a few bugs to iron out, due to it being rushed so late in the release.02:09
infinityfabbione: Yes, very true.02:09
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fabbionejdub: i guess they didn't port to sparc yet, but only to i38602:14
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ograinfinity, seen bug 49900 ?02:35
UbugtuMalone bug 49900 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15 "Driver installed in a wrong location" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4990002:36
infinityogra: Rejected.02:41
ograoh, the guy was so enthusiastic :)02:41
fabbioneeven my mommy was enthusiastic when she figured i have been interviewed in an Italian magazine.. that doesn't make her understand what i said in the interview02:43
ograindeed :)02:43
HrdwrBoBthe main problem in that bug is that he bought a radeon 900002:44
LaserJockheh02:45
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fabbioneHrdwrBoB: the main problem in that bug is that somebody did allow me close to a computer02:48
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bddebianHeya03:28
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TheMusomdz: Requesting approval for the final debdiff in Malone #49780. MOTUs weren't sure as to what version increment this should take, so if it needs changing, I can re-upload with different version. Thanks in advance.03:54
UbugtuMalone bug 49780 in gobby "Gobby crashes upon load when GNOME accessibility options are turned on." [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4978003:54
mdzbddebian: sorry, missed your answer03:55
bddebians'ok, I'm used to it ;-)03:55
mdzbddebian: in your example, you've done the right thing (ask for confirmation, close as unreproducible if it isn't received)03:56
bddebianAfter talking with crimsun_ I have just started marking the old bugs as Need Info... Ah, OK, thanks03:56
mdzbddebian: I miss things that don't have my name in them03:56
bddebianOK, sorry03:57
mdzTheMuso: looks fine, go ahead03:57
mdzI hope gobby is working better than it was for us in montreal ;-)03:58
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TheMusook thanks.03:58
ogramdz, it should :)03:59
TheMusoWell I have been playing with a patched gobby and it seems to be fine now with a11y which is great.03:59
bddebianHeya LaserJock04:03
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makoBurgwork: around?05:41
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jdubBenC: haha05:49
jdub"Obvious sync to upstream-linux git."05:49
desrtwoh.05:50
desrtthat's a lot of updates.05:50
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bddebianGnight folks06:31
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jsgotangcogood afternoon07:49
Hobbseehey jsgotangco 07:49
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sivangmorning08:59
G0SUBsivang: hello :)09:03
sivanghi G0SUB , how you bee?09:03
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G0SUBsivang: pretty bad :( Internet outage for 4 days here 09:04
G0SUBsivang: see this ``Punish your M$ devel'' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ry7u6JF_B1c09:04
G0SUBawefully funny09:05
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pittiGood morning09:15
ajmitchmorning pitti 09:15
fabbionemorning pitti09:15
Hobbseehi pitti 09:16
pittihey Hobbsee 09:18
pittimoin ajmitch, hi fabbione 09:18
crimsun_'morning, pitti 09:21
pittihey crimsun_ 09:22
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sivangmorning pitti ,fabbione 09:24
fabbioneMr. Sivang09:24
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sivangerr09:26
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pittiinfinity: 'mktemp' now has a separate package? what happened/will happen to debianutils?09:27
infinitypitti: debianutils pre-denends on mktemp.09:28
infinitydepends, too.09:28
infinitymktemp is from a different upstream, so keeping it in debianutils isn't sane.09:28
pittioh, in 2.1609:28
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pittiG0SUB: ah, you are already here?09:52
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FjodorWould there be any sense in making a small init script to run depmod -ae on system startup? It doesn't seem to be run on installing own builds of e.g. nvidia-kernel...10:08
FjodorRunning it at boot is done in LFS, dunno about others, hence the idea10:09
infinityFjodor: We don't run it on boot intentionally.10:09
infinityFjodor: It should be run when kernels and modules are installed, not at every boot.10:10
FjodorWell, it isn't run on installing own builds of nvidia-kernel from ubuntu sources10:10
infinityCan you file a bug for me about that?10:10
infinityThe nvidia-kernel-source package needs a lot of love. :/10:11
Fjodorinfinity: Certainly. What is the url again?10:11
infinityMore bugs would be helpful.10:11
infinityhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15/+filebug10:11
Fjodorhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15/+bug/4995510:14
UbugtuMalone bug 49955 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15 "depmod -ae isn't run on user built install" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  10:14
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FjodorMy initial idea of running depmod on boot would help me since I use madwifi-ng, but I can see the idea behind the current practice. Running it with a version argument is just something I have to remember then10:17
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mdkemorning10:21
pittihi md10:21
pittihi mdke 10:21
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siretartbuildds again on manual?10:30
fabbioneyes10:30
fabbioneand they will stay that way for a little while10:30
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pittiinfinity: I assume python-minimal is not available in the buildd chroots?10:59
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infinitypitti: I would assume it is..11:05
infinityPriority: required11:05
pittiinfinity: but not essential11:05
infinityLet me go look to be sure.11:05
pittiinfinity: it's for the question whether I implement our super-power dh_strip with debug symbol extraction in python or good ol' shell11:05
pittishell should be good enough, though11:05
infinityroot@sejong:~# dpkg -l python\* | grep ^i11:06
infinityii  python-minimal    2.4.2-0ubuntu3 A minimal subset of the Python language (def11:06
infinityii  python2.4-minimal 2.4.3-0ubuntu4 A minimal subset of the Python language (ver11:06
pittioh, yay11:06
infinityapt screams if I try to remove it.  I'm pretty sure "Required" means "required". :)11:07
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pittiinfinity: anyway, thanks11:07
infinityNote that libc6 isn't Essential either. :)11:08
\shhmm...autosyncs are started? if so, is there something wrong with auto-changes ml?11:08
pittiinfinity: that's a dependency :)11:08
infinityShh. :)11:08
pitti\sh: oh, are they?11:08
\shpitti: that's the reason I ask ;)11:10
infinitypitti: Hrm, I'd read policy the same way you did, actually.11:11
infinitypitti: But I never remove Required packages from the chroots.11:11
infinitypitti: So, up to you...11:11
pittiinfinity: right, procps was the case I got a bug report for11:12
infinitypitti: Of course, the fact that you said this was a dh_ thing leads to believe it should be in perl anyway. :)11:12
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pittiinfinity: hm, but there was a reason why we didn't implement pkgstriptranslations in perl11:13
infinitypitti: Oh, hrm.  Good point.  procps didn't used to be in my chroots, and now it is...11:13
infinitypitti: I wonder if something's gone odd here.11:13
pittiinfinity: AFAIR we did it for packages which did not use debhelper11:13
infinitypitti: Yeah, pkgstrip should ideally be in shell, but if you're writing dh_ helpers, they should be in Perl, IMO.11:13
pittiinfinity: it's a dh_strip wrapper, similar to dpkg-deb11:14
pittiinfinity: so, if our pkgbinarymangler can depend on debhelper, I don't have a problem with it11:14
pittiin fact it would make things much easier11:14
infinityOh, wait, no, procps isn't meant to be there, I'm in dirty chroot.11:15
infinitypython-minimal is.11:15
infinityPackage: python-minimal11:15
infinityEssential: yes11:15
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pitti^ oops, right11:15
infinityI missed the Essential flag, cause I was looking at python2.4-minimal11:15
pittiinfinity: ok, so unless you see a reason to not depend on dehelper in pkgbinarymangler, I'll use Perl11:16
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infinitypitti: Er, I don't think it's a good ideal to have the mangler depend on debhelper, no.11:16
infinitypitti: That just pulled in a mess of stuff into every chroot, even for non-dh builds.11:17
pittido we care?11:17
pittifor the < 5% non-dh packages?11:17
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infinityI care, because debhelper gets stuck in bootstrap loops.11:17
pittiah, ok11:17
infinityWhich are a pain to break when it must be installed all the time.11:17
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pittiso, python shall it be then, ok?11:18
infinityIf you'd rather do that than shell, sure. :)11:18
infinityI prefer shell, but I'm insane.11:18
infinityIf you asked jbailey, he'd tell you to do it in make.11:18
pittiprolog!11:19
infinityIf you intend for this to ever be used in Debian, use shell or perl-base.11:19
infinityIf it's only for us, shell, perl-base, or python-minimal are all fine.11:19
pittiok11:19
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pittiwell, shell should work11:19
pittibit messy, though11:19
infinityYoy really fear perl-base, don't you? :)11:20
infinitys/Yoy/You/11:20
pittiactually not11:20
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pittipostgresql-common :)11:20
infinity(I find shell quite readable as long as we're not dealing with millions of lines, so I'm fine with that... initramfs-tools, for instance, all makes sense to me and is simple to work with)11:21
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ivokspitti: let's backport cups 1.2.1 to dapper and offer it for testing, what do you say?11:24
pittiivoks: I'd remove the ssl cert magic from the current edgy version11:25
pittiivoks: (for dapper-updates)11:25
ivokspitti: and gutenprint 5rc3 solves some lexmark issues11:25
ivokspitti: nod11:25
pittiivoks: and, didn't you tell me about a new ps2ps or so?11:25
ivokspitti: alternate ps2ps :)11:25
pittiivoks: I can easily cherrypick with subversion11:25
ivokspitti: it's been there for a while, but i don't think we need it11:26
ivokspitti: well, if we backport some issues to rc2, would it be ok to put 5.0 (final release) in -updates, once it goes out?11:26
ivokspitti: dapper had some edgy printing technology :)11:27
pittiivoks: depends on the amount of changes11:27
ivokspitti: of course11:27
ivoksrc3 had some _major_ changes11:28
ivokspitti: All printers supported by Gutenprint are now listed explicitly 11:29
ivoksrather than via the compatibility list. As a result, CUPS PPD 11:29
ivoksfiles and Foomatic are now generated for each supported printer.11:29
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ivoksups, sorry... linebreak...11:29
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ivokspitti: http://cups.org/newsgroups.php?s1791+gcups.commit+v1797+T011:42
ivokspitti: there are some bugs fixed in svn, regarind pstops11:42
pittiivoks: that patch is simple enough11:43
ivokspitti: there is one more... i'm trying to find it11:44
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ivokspitti: http://cups.org/newsgroups.php?s1771+gcups.commit+v1774+T011:47
ivokspitti: this solves some backend issues11:47
ivokspitti: this one isn't quite trivial :)11:48
pygipitti, just found bonfire being in ITP11:48
pittiivoks: urgh11:48
pygiI am trying to find the guy that submited it11:48
pittiivoks: this is a merge commit, maybe you can find the split-out patches in trunk?11:49
ivokspitti: http://cups.org/newsgroups.php?s1771+gcups.commit+v1773+T0 ? :)11:49
pittiivoks: that patch sounds like 'rewrite the way we handle stuff'11:50
ivoksyes11:50
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ivokspitti: part II is about serial backend11:53
ivokspitti: bottom line, all backends are affected11:53
pittidoesn't sound particularly appealing...11:53
ivoksi know11:53
ivoksthis is why 1.2.2 was started...11:54
ivokswe can leave it out11:54
pittiivoks: hm, let's put 1.2.1 into dapper then and wait until 1.2.2 is finished and saw some testing11:54
ivoksand package 1.2.2 for edgy, when it comes out11:54
pittiritht11:54
ivokspitti: lol nod11:54
ivokspitti: w or w/o pstops patch?11:56
pittiivoks: that one is fine11:56
ivoksok11:56
ivokspitti: btw, cherrypicking lexmark fixes for ~rc2 gutenprint is hell11:57
ivokspitti: i've tried that, but gave up... :)11:57
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ivoksbtw, vmware-player-kernel needs rebuild :)12:03
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pittimvo: do you have some time to fix dapper's vmware-player-kernel for the current dapper-security kernel?12:15
mvopitti: is a rebuild not enough?12:15
pittimvo: well, should, but it could use some testing12:15
fabbionemvo: please coordinate with infinity 12:15
mvopitti: sure, lets do it12:15
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pittimvo: did you read G0SUB's meeting proposal? are you fine with 15:00 CEST?12:16
mvopitti: yes, I replied a couple of minutes ago 12:16
ivoksrebuild is fine12:17
ivoksi'm using my own rebuild and works ok12:17
fabbionepitti, mvo: please coordinate with infinity .. he has other fixes too fo rit12:17
infinitymvo: A rebuild for -kernel is fine, the fixes I need to make are in -player.12:23
mvoinfinity: ok, thanks12:26
mvopitti: I'm on it, I do the testing now12:26
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zulyay!01:32
fabbionesparc iso image is out :)01:32
fabbioneWWOWOWOOWOWOW01:32
zulyay01:32
fabbionenow.. an announce01:32
zulcdimage.ubuntu.com?01:33
fabbionereleases.ubuntu.com/dapper/01:33
zulgetting now01:34
zul:)01:34
ograpfft, no server-live-sparc images ? thats lame  01:34
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pittiogra_: harsh, isn't it? :)01:39
KaiL_..who killed udev for edgy? ;)01:40
Keybuk"killed" ?01:40
KaiL_doesn't install clean01:40
fabbioneKaiL_: it will in few hours.. now sit back and relax please01:41
KeybukKaiL_: edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/udev.postinst and change my_per... to mv_per...01:41
Keybuk(and get me new glasses :p)01:41
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ogra*giggle*01:42
KaiL_lol01:42
Keybukit won't work after reboot anyway01:42
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Keybukso I wouldn't hurry too much01:42
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KaiL_means "don't even thing about rebooting that system"? ;)01:43
pittigrrrr @ dpkg-genchanges01:46
pittiiwj: do you have a minute?01:46
pittior Keybuk?01:47
Keybuk'sup?01:47
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pittiKeybuk: I'm currently hacking on a dh_strip wrapper which will automatically create -dbgsym packages (external debug symbols) at build01:48
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pittiKeybuk: of course they do not appear in debian/control01:48
Keybukis that different to -dbg ?01:48
pittiKeybuk: not very, but I did not want to clash with the namespace01:48
pittiKeybuk: just as initial test for now01:48
pittiKeybuk: i. e. I create a ../cdbstest2-dbgsym_2.3-1_amd64.deb01:48
Keybukright, they won't appear in debian/control01:48
pittiKeybuk: which does not appear in d/control01:49
Keybuknot unless you add them01:49
pittiso, dpkg-genchanges barfs:01:49
pittidpkg-genchanges: error: package cdbstest2-dbgsym amd64 has section utils in control file but raw-debug in files list01:49
pittiKeybuk: i. e. it takes the 'default' Section: from the Source stanza01:49
pittiKeybuk: instead of actually looking into the .deb01:49
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pittiKeybuk: would it be possible/wise to modify dpkg-genchanges to not do this?01:50
KeybukI think it would be unwise01:50
Keybukthat's a reasonable sanity check01:50
Keybukusually you want it to error if an unexpected deb gets produced01:50
pittiKeybuk: that already happens01:51
pittidpkg-genchanges: warning: package cdbstest2-dbgsym listed in files list but not in control info01:51
pittiand so on01:51
pittiKeybuk: but this particular Section: error makes no sense to me01:51
Keybuk*shrug* ask Ian on that one01:51
pittiok, I will01:52
infinitypitti: Why are you doing it as a deb anyway?01:52
pittithanks so far01:52
pittiinfinity: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomatedProblemReports01:52
infinitypitti: If it wasn't, then dpkg-genchanges wouldn't care about it at all.01:52
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pittiWe will use deb files as container for debug symbols. Compared to flat files, they offer the following advantages:01:52
pitti    *01:52
pitti      They can be arranged in a proper pool structure with a Packages file etc., so that existing tools to mirror, download, and ship debs can be reused. (However, we will not put them into the regular distribution. They should either live on a separate server (debug.ubuntu.com) or at least in a different suite (like "breezy-debug").01:52
pitti    *01:52
pitti      Users can actually install them if they want to.01:52
pittiinfinity: when I wrote that spec, this seemed like a good idea to me01:52
pittiinfinity: similar to language packs01:53
infinityHrm, yes, the second point makes it make sense to have them be debs.01:53
pittiinfinity: I wouldn't deny the advantage of easy cd-rom builds, mirroring, etc. either01:53
infinityYou could work around dpkg-genchanges by tossing all the debug debs for a source package into one big tarball, but that feels icky.01:53
infinity(Very icky)01:54
Keybukcomm -23 <(comm -23 <(sed -n -e "/^Package:/s/.*: //p" Debian_unstable_main_Sources | sort) <(cat ../ubuntu/dists/edgy/main/source/Sources.gz ../ubuntu/dists/edgy/universe/source/Sources.gz | gunzip -c | sed -n -e "/^Package:/s/.*: //p" | sort)) <(sed -e "s/ *#.*//;/^ *$/d" /srv/launchpad.net/dak/sync-blacklist.txt | sort)01:54
Keybukwoohoo!  fear my shell!01:54
Kinnisoncomm?01:54
infinitycomm == the bomb.01:54
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pittiinfinity: if I use normal tarballs, then I can still create them per-deb; that seems orthogonal to me01:54
Keybukcomm is what people should be using when they use diff and grep out the + or - lines :)01:54
Kinnisonkeybuk: My unix-fu is surprisingly weak in places01:54
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infinitypitti: No, I was saying you could create foo_debug.deb, libfoo_debug.deb, foo-tools_debug.deb, and put them all in foosrc_debug.tar.gz01:55
ogracomm == mom ??01:55
pittiinfinity: oh01:55
KinnisonKeybuk: I see, I'll read the manpage01:55
infinitypitti: So the archive can untar it and deal with them in a special way, but the package builds seem them as opaque by-hand crap.01:55
pittiinfinity: that's a lot of unpacking and repackaging01:55
KeybukKinnison: don't worry ... I just showed that to another friend, and his comment was "you can cat gzipped files together?!" :p01:55
pittiinfinity: I'll talk with Ian then; if he thinks modifying dpkg-genchanges is a bad idea, I'll consider this workaround01:56
infinitypitti: Well, your other really perverse option is to concatenate your stuff on the end of debian/control on the fly. ;)01:57
KinnisonKeybuk: heh01:57
pittiinfinity: I feared to speak it out01:57
pittiinfinity: that would even work on the buildds, but would horribly break on local builds01:57
infinityYes, hence why it's wrong.01:57
infinityPretty much non-reversible with a clean.01:57
infinitySo, a non-option.01:58
pittiinfinity: yet another 3v1l idea:01:58
infinityBut the "big by-hand tarball" thing would work fine.01:58
pittiinfinity: since I already divert dh_strip, I could divert dpkg-genchanges as well, and have it process a temporary debian/control with the -dbgsym stuff added01:58
pittiinfinity: at least initially for my local testing, until we agree to a better solution01:58
infinityAre we going to divert all of dpkg/dpkg-dev in edgy? :)01:59
pittiright now it sucks to not be able to continue01:59
infinityI've created a monster.01:59
pittiinfinity: we'll find more :)01:59
Keybukbugger, sync-source can't infer requestor02:01
infinityinfer it from what?02:02
TreenaksWhere can I translate (or fix translations of) the localised browser "homepages"?02:02
infinityRandom guesses?02:02
TreenaksThe Dutch translation is bad.. and the translations aren't in the ubuntu-artwork package, it seems02:02
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logan77666 got a queation - on Dapper Drake I have raise_on_click option in gconf for metacity disabled but it still raises my windows - can anyone confirm ?02:13
mdkeTreenaks: they are in ubuntu-docs. Send me a corrected html file if you want02:14
pittiinfinity: ok, my private dpkg-genchanges approach worked fine so far :) so I can continue with the actual guts of debug symbols02:14
thomlogan77666: not the right channel02:14
Treenaksmdke: ok, will do02:15
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Keybukhmm, where's path_id gone?02:24
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mdkemdz: would it be ok to upload a new ubuntu-docs for dapper-updates, no changes except for translation updates?02:37
Keybukalmost certainly02:39
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Keybuk\sh: I couldn't find any way of persuading Launchpad to send the sync mails there instead02:43
Keybukand I was tired, so couldn't be bothered anymore :p02:43
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KeybukKinnison: actually, for future reference, how does one do that?02:50
\shKeybuk: no problem02:53
Keybukand there were over 3,000 of them -- it seemed better to just not send then :p02:53
ograKeybuk, hehe, BzrMaintainedPackages shows student-control-panel moved secretly to main :)02:56
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Keybukogra: meh, put it in the right place then02:56
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ograit will move to main in edgy ... mdz made it a high prio spec02:57
Keybukok02:57
KinnisonKeybuk: Erm, you can set the changes list on the commandline IIRC02:57
ograbtw, could somebody NEW ltsp-manager ?02:57
Keybuk  -a ANNOUNCELIST, --announce=ANNOUNCELIST02:58
Keybuk                        Override the announcement list with ANNOUNCELIST02:58
Keybukoh yeah02:58
Keybukmeh02:58
\shKeybuk: btw, now you are here...the bzr maintainer howto, did I understand it correctly, that I only need to push an ssh pubkey to launchpad and I can publish via bzr to launchpad?02:58
Keybukyou need to register your ssh public key in Launchpad, not "push" it :)02:59
Keybukbut yes02:59
G0SUBpitti: 13:00 UTC now :)02:59
pittioh, indeed02:59
pittiG0SUB: hello!02:59
G0SUBpitti: #synaptic :)03:00
\shKeybuk: cool..thx03:00
Keybuk\sh: https://launchpad.net/people/shermann/+editsshkeys03:00
pittiG0SUB: noone there03:01
G0SUBpitti: strange, mvo & me are already talking03:01
G0SUBpitti: we saw you come in03:01
ograwheee, a small openoffice replacement !03:04
ograhttp://www.faber-castell.de/docs/index-news.asp?id=14507&sp=E&m1=10329&m2=20551&m3=24486&m4=14507&m5=&domid=101003:04
_ionogra: Vim + LaTeXsuite? :-)03:05
ogra_ion, see the link :)03:06
ograsasdly it doesnt integrate well with latex03:07
_ionIt's still loading.03:07
ogra(they even point it out in the drawbacks section ;) )03:07
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HiddenWolf_ion: amen03:10
hunger_ion: IIRC that is called TeX.03:10
hunger_ion: Even though the "easy" part of TeX is debateable:-)03:11
_ionhunger: IIRC i said "easy". :-) The grandmother isn't going to use TeX.03:11
_ions/The/The hypothetical/03:11
_ionPersonally i use and love TeX.03:12
ograthe grandmother is more likely to use the above i linked ;)03:12
hunger_ion: TeX was written for a secretary... so it was supposed to be easy... and I actually think it is. Maybe a stripped down  LyX or something would be better for your hypothetical grandmother:-)03:12
_ionOk, the page loaded. Hehe, funny.03:13
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ograYAY03:14
ograKeybuk, THANKS !03:14
bddebianHeya folks03:15
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Keybukno worries03:18
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ivokspitti: so, 1.2.1 for dapper will have ssl support or not?03:37
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pittiivoks: yes, it's a simple matter of creating /etc/cups/ssl03:37
ivokspitti: i'm not sure that's enough03:37
ivokspitti: iirc, there was something missing in configure03:37
pittiivoks: WFM here03:39
pittiivoks: it's already built with gnutls and everything03:39
ivoksok then03:40
ivokspitti: i was just looking at diff beetwen 09_runasuser_autoconf.dpatch03:41
ivokspitti: 1.20 doesn't have LIBGNUTLS, ans 1.21 has :)03:42
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pittiivoks: oh, hm, I did the tests with 1.2.103:42
kagouhi03:42
pittiivoks: but since we want this version anyway, I don't see a problem03:42
pittihi kagou 03:42
ivoksah, right :)03:42
ivokssorry, i had wine for lunch :)03:42
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\shMithrandir / fabbione / infinity: Congratulations for Ubuntu Sparc :) 03:44
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iwj`The configuration of this system is obtuse, even by djb-style standards' ROTFL  (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReplacementInit of runit)04:00
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mvoiwj: do you think your automaticTesting work (xen04:02
mvoiwj: do you think your automaticTesting work (xen+lvm) can be re-used for the distupgradetesting as well?04:03
iwjmvo: Yes, the Xen parts of it (which are the least well-developed but which I really want to work on in Edgy).04:05
Keybukiwj: I was feeling charitable :p04:05
zuliwj: i was going to try to get the kenerl patches in edgy's kernel this weekend04:05
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iwjzul: Cool.04:06
iwjHow are they ?  When I installed Xen here it was still a case of needing a particular kernel version and ramming it all together.04:06
iwjSudoAdminAtspi> `[name-deleted-to-protect-the-guilty] : just an idea, try executing xhost + as user before starting the admin tool'   Wow, it's like it's 1989 again.04:09
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Keybukiwj: btw I do somewhat agree with your comment that daemons should give the option to stay in the foreground, etc.04:11
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Keybukbut when they don't, there is usually a way (pid file, or just executable name) to know which pid file to look for04:12
Keybukso there is definitely an advantage to being pid#104:12
iwjYes, but also a disadvantage in that you can't transition so easily.04:12
Keybuktransition?04:12
iwjYou have to reimplement all of the init stuff before you get anywhere.04:12
iwjAnd your reimplementation might not be quite right at first, etc.04:13
Keybukinit is easy to reimplement, it's probably the smallest process in the known universe04:13
iwjHeh.  Weird shit with signal handlers and fds and process groups and ...04:13
iwjAnyway, I'm not sure I have a clear opinion yet but I think we should argue it out in Paris.04:13
Keybukindeed04:13
Keybukwhen do you get there, btw?04:14
iwjRecently I've invented a few daemons which need controlling ttys and they turn out to be really really convenient despite having to run them with screen -x tty31 out of init in a barking kind of way.04:14
HiddenWolfkeybuk is just looking forward to making edgy unbootable. ;)04:14
iwjI'll be at the hotel for dinner on Sunday; I'm spending the weekend in Paris with Clare (Boothy).04:15
Keybukah, fair enough; jbailey was looking for people this weekend -- he flew in early04:15
iwjIn fact, I should stop faffing with specs soon and start packing.04:15
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Keybukheh, initNG scares the shit out of me ... I made a mistake and read its code04:25
lifelesshas the bleeding stopped ?04:25
Keybukyes, but I'm on the bleeding edgy now04:26
ograhaha04:26
Hobbseehaha...hope you fix it soon Keybuk :P04:26
thompoor pun #339704:26
Hobbseebit hard to develop if it wont boot04:26
Keybukthom: it actually started off as a typo, but I kept it04:27
Keybukit's slightly hard to type "edge" at the moment04:27
_ionhobbsee: Use a chroot. :-)04:27
pittiKeybuk: autofingers already? after just a week? :)04:27
Keybukpitti: I've been replying "edgy" to things for months!04:27
Hobbsee_ion: could do that :P04:27
Hobbsee_ion: in fact, i did that for breezy04:27
Hobbseeer, dapper04:27
Hobbseewhatever is the current stable04:28
_ion"How are you?"  "Edgy."04:28
iwjKeybuk: code is complicated, or code is bad ?04:28
_ion"What's for dinner?"  "Edgy."04:28
iwjTime to pack, definitely.04:28
Keybukiwj: *bad*04:28
dokoyou're leaving today?04:28
Keybuklike "check the end of the buffer?  nah"04:28
Keybuk"check the file we've been asked to dlopen?  nah"04:29
=== pitti smells keybukinit in pure python
KeybukPYTHON IS LOVE04:30
Keybukwe needed python in / anyway04:30
Keybukactually, did you see that the FCNewInit _is_ written in Python?04:30
Keybukand is fully dbus compliant04:30
pittiKeybuk: that wasn't meant sarcastic :) in fact, it's why we put p-minimal into essential04:30
Keybuk(everything is a dbus service)04:30
iwjdoko: Yes, I'm having the weekend in Paris.04:30
pittiiwj: enjoy, and have a good trip04:31
dokoiwj: enjoy!04:31
Keybukpitti: yes, but you forgot to put it on the root filesystem <g>04:31
pittiKeybuk: dbus> that's a little more scary04:31
pittiKeybuk: oh, true04:31
Keybukit's not called keybukinit anyway04:32
KeybukI thought of a much cooler name04:32
Keybukand it begins with "u" too :)04:32
dokoKeybuk: we can change that ...04:32
pittiKeybuk: uberinit?04:32
Keybukno, but that's cool :p04:32
ivoksit's called u04:33
ivoks:)04:33
jdubyay, i have flights that won't leave me stranded in europe for a month!04:33
Keybukthis does nothing for my nih reputation though :-/04:34
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Keybukwhich is ironic, because I really really did look at everything in an attempt not to04:34
thomKeybuk: sure sure04:35
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mdkejdub: that would be bad?04:42
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Keybukjdub: bah; what's wrong with Europe?04:43
KeybukI'm sure silbs would LOVE to have you at the London office every day04:43
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Seveaswho to poke for sparc bugs?04:44
jsgotangcohi!04:44
Keybukfabbione 04:44
Seveasok, will subscribe him to the bugs 04:44
fabbioneKeybuk: no.. -> distro04:44
fabbioneKeybuk: for server software04:44
fabbionefor non-server -> me04:44
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Keybukfabbione: do we have a sparc porting box in the DC? :)04:44
fabbioneKeybuk: yes, 304:44
fabbione+ 3 buildd04:44
Keybukooh, what hostnames?04:45
fabbioneKeybuk: see the machine list.. faure04:45
Seveasfabbione, bug 49994, who to subscribe to that one?04:45
UbugtuMalone bug 49994 in Ubuntu "Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Sparc Installation Fails with Illegal Instruction on Sun Blade 100" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4999404:45
Keybukcute04:45
fabbioneKeybuk: the other 2 will be available once i am done on monday04:45
jdubKeybuk: it would actually be quite good to spend some time at the office, but i can't just do it on a whim04:46
Keybukjdub: even a whim of Qantas? :)04:46
jdubKeybuk: thai / air france this time04:46
fabbioneSeveas: it depends..04:46
zulthai airways is good04:46
Keybukah, thai ... the airline where you really _can't_ tell the sex of the air stewards04:47
jdubyeah, which is nice04:47
jsgotangcolol04:47
jsgotangcojdub: are you still in au?04:47
jdubjsgotangco: yeah04:47
Keybukno, seriously, I know a guygirl who's a thai air steward04:47
Keybukor stewardess04:47
fabbioneSeveas: that machine is known to work with netboot.. it has been tested and there is already a bug for silo for that04:47
zulKeybuk: i think the term is stewardperson04:47
jsgotangcojdub: i'm flying 10 hours from now04:47
seb128Keybuk: have you planned to look on the dapper-updates waiting packages today? :)04:48
jdubjsgotangco: oh rad, will be good to see you :)04:48
Seveasfabbione, thanks, will try and find that bug and tell the user04:48
rpedrohello04:48
fabbioneSeveas: bug #4011904:48
UbugtuMalone bug 40119 in silo "SPARC boot failed: Illegal Instruction" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4011904:48
Keybukseb128: nope04:48
seb128Keybuk: ok04:48
Keybukseb128: should I?04:49
rpedrojust had the strangest crash/kernel panic while using nautilus04:49
fabbioneSeveas: the difference between i386 and sparc is that the BIOS (OBP) on sparc either works or doesn't. There is no gray area like broken acpi...04:49
Keybukseb128: I'm doing Debian new sources at the moment; will look into it afterwards04:49
seb128Keybuk: up to you, the new gdm uploaded some days ago by dholbach has a regression fixed by the new gdm waiting but no hurry04:49
rpedroI had just finished rebooting after updating kernel etc in dapper, and was using firefox04:49
Seveasfabbione, sounds like fun04:50
Keybukseb128: accepted04:50
seb128Keybuk: thank you04:50
fabbioneSeveas: you want to start teaching people to ask for OBP verrsions and prtconf -p -v output on sparc04:50
rpedroand then when i called nautilus and started using it, when opening a folder the screen just froze for a second, then went blank04:51
fabbioneSeveas: that's more or less the equivalent of lspci and dmidecode :)04:51
Seveaswill do some magic in blousey04:51
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HiddenWolfrpedro: please file a bug, it is noise here that is impossible to respond correctly to.04:51
Seveashope it gets in the archive soon 04:51
Keybukooops04:51
rpedroHiddenWolf: I just wanted to know what files I need to see to figure out what happened to cause the crash04:52
rpedroHiddenWolf: then I can file a bug if something turns up, and I also goinng to see if it's reproduceable04:53
HiddenWolfrpedro: best see in #ubuntu-bugs, I think.04:53
rpedroHiddenWolf: ok thx04:53
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bgertzfieldGrumble, grumble...04:55
pittiKeybuk: can you please NEW vmware-player-kernel-modules-2.6.15 in dapper-security?04:57
fabbionepitti: are they already out of jackass?04:57
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phanaticmdz: ping04:57
pittifabbione: yes04:58
pittifabbione: I just got the LP archive upload mail with the NEW messages04:58
Keybukpitti: I only see two architectures04:58
Keybukis that normal?04:58
pittiyes04:58
pittii386 and amd6404:58
Keybukok05:00
KeybukNEW'd05:00
highvoltagejdub: ubuntu planet seems to be showing very old posts05:03
jdubploum spammed it05:03
fabbionejdub: !05:04
jsgotangcoplanet ploum heh05:06
highvoltagejust blame it on ploum :)05:06
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jdubi deleted the cache file, so it'll be gone on next update05:06
jsgotangcojdub: how long is your flight?05:07
Hobbseehehe.  i liked that spam thing :P05:07
jdubjsgotangco: 9:25 and 12:0005:07
jsgotangco17 hours?05:08
jdub(the planet conspires against me)05:08
Keybukonly 2 and a half hours?05:08
Keybukyou guys complain over nothing! :D05:08
jdubat least i'll have the mental satisfaction of being in a proper tomorrow when i get there05:09
jdubunlike going to the USA05:09
Keybukactually, how _do_ those times work?05:10
KeybukI can't figure out the math05:10
Keybukyou leave at 0925 Sydney (0825 Paris) and arrive at 1200 Paris the next day?05:10
Keybukuh, 0125 Paris05:11
fabbioneKeybuk: 9:25 h to Singapore -> 12:00 to Paris05:11
Keybukahhh05:11
Keybukduh05:11
fabbioneit's 21:25 minutes of flight at least05:11
Keybukthat's why the math doesn't work :p05:11
fabbione+ 30 minutes stop in Singapore05:11
fabbioneehehe05:11
jsgotangcohehehe05:11
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jdubsee, he's having trouble05:11
jdubbecause he's thinking in parallel05:11
fabbioneadd one hour to checkin in .au05:11
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fabbioneand 4 hours to get out of CDG05:12
jdubKeybuk: i told you not to muck with those kiddieinit systems!05:12
jsgotangco4 hours???05:12
jdubfabbione: an hour in bangkok05:12
KeybukI have some baht you could spend05:12
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Keybuk200 baht, I think05:12
Keybukso about 20 UK pence ... or 80 AU$ :p05:12
jdubi have some too, luckily ;)05:12
highvoltage20 uk pence = 80 UA$ !?05:13
fabbionejdub: have fun..05:13
fabbionei am off for the weekend05:13
Keybukhighvoltage: given the amount of complaining they do about the prices, it must be05:13
pittifabbione: enjoy the weekend05:13
highvoltagefabbione: enjoy05:13
highvoltageKeybuk: heh05:13
fabbionethanks guys05:13
zulc ya fabbione 05:13
Keybukit's like to translate any currency into Norwegian Kroner, always raise by a power of 205:13
jdubi spend at least 100 pounds on sushi last time i was at the office05:14
ograTheMuso, did you ping pkern about your gobby fixes ? he'll likely be intrested05:14
jdubi could've fed myself and most of my apartment building for a month on that05:14
Keybukjdub: where you buying entire whales?05:15
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=== Kinnison can easily spend a tenner at Itsu
mdkejdub: it's kept at a high price to persuade more decent people to buy fish and chips05:16
KeybukI've yet to find a fish and chips shop within a mile of the London office :-/05:16
mdkesushi is low in the essential oils that you can only get from fish and chips05:16
KeybukI did find a *GREAT* noodle shop down in Chelsea though05:17
highvoltageKeybuk: i regret that i didn't get some authentic fish & chips when i were in london :(05:19
hungerhighvoltage: fish and chips is severly overrated.05:19
jdubKeybuk: itsu.05:19
Hobbseehunger: never!05:19
jsgotangcofugu05:20
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mdkeyeah, it's not overrated05:20
hungerhighvoltage: I went to a really good place in london (according to the locals) and it still wasn't something I need to eat again.05:20
ograhunger, because you are german05:20
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hungerogra: What does that have to do with it? My tastebuds were killed over sauerkraut and schweinshaxe?05:21
ograyeah :)05:21
hungerBye, have to run...05:21
highvoltagehunger: i like cape town fish and chips, and londonners say theirs are better, while capetonians say that cape town fish and chips are better. so it's a bit controversial, hence the reason why i want to see for myself :)05:21
hungerogra: sauerkraut and schweinshaxe is way more overrated than fish and chips by the way.05:22
hungerSee you around.05:22
ograhunger, ich weiss ;)05:22
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jdubKeybuk, lifeless: try feeling lucky for "hoverbook" :-)05:31
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jsgotangcooxford heh05:33
lifelessjdub: awesome. Boy am I glad I have been dieting...05:36
jdublifeless: :-)05:37
jdublifeless: satisfying to see old pictures05:37
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lifelessgetting to be05:37
jduball you need now is a haircut and you'll be HAWT05:38
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bddebianheh05:39
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lifelessjdub: 10kg to go..05:41
lifelessjdub: THEN I think about a haircut05:41
sladenlifeless: I think a haircut would only make a few hundred grammes difference.  (Unless it was *really* greasy).05:42
lifelesssladen: lol.05:42
lifelesssladen: for my hair now, not even that05:42
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dokoKeybuk: is there a blacklist for package, which we do not want to sync?06:27
Keybukyes06:28
Keybukish06:28
dokoKeybuk: how do I add something to it?06:31
Keybuktell me06:31
dokopython2.3-doc, python2.4-doc06:33
dokomust go in unstable to non-free (b-d on latex2html), but has in edgy the preprocessed docs included06:33
Keybukyou know we don't sync from non-free right?06:34
dokohmm, ok, fine :-)06:35
dokobut maybe we should for some ... bison-doc, and all the GFDL -doc packages06:36
Keybukwe can do if you like06:37
Keybukso the reason to not sync python*-doc is we put more in our packages?06:37
KeybukSource: python2.406:38
Keybukuh, dude06:38
Keybukyou know we sync _SOURCES_ right? :p06:38
Keybukoh, those are new sources06:38
Keybukignore me06:38
Keybukla la la06:38
ograheh06:38
dokoKeybuk: ...06:38
dokoKeybuk: right, the preprocessed docs are included in the dapper package06:39
KeybukI need to ask the X SWAT TEAM what to do about these X syncs06:39
Keybukfabbione: are you there?06:39
fabbioneKeybuk: no. ask infinity in Paris directly. He has plans. i am not on X for all of edgy.06:40
ograKeybuk, didnt he refuse to touch it in edgy ? 06:40
fabbioneno as i am not here06:40
fabbionepersonally edgy can be on framebuffer-gl06:40
ograheh06:41
highvoltagethere is such a thing!?06:41
fabbionehighvoltage: dunno... do i sound like one that cares? :)06:41
highvoltageheh :)06:41
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mdzmdke: an ubuntu-docs upload with translation updates is perfectly ok for dapper-updates07:13
mdzKeybuk: does that missing path_id business mean that my system isn't bootable now?07:14
ograha !07:17
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Keybukmdz: were you using /dev/disk/by-path for anything?07:17
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mdzKeybuk: nope07:21
Keybukthen, no07:21
mdznothing uses it by default, right?07:21
mdzok07:21
Keybukright07:21
LaserJockogra: \o/07:22
ogra:)07:23
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sladenmdke: what happened to the Laptop Testing Template.  It appears to have no history anymore.  Did it get deleted?07:34
sladenmdke: (the same happened at the Montreal conference)07:35
jjessesladen: there was some discusion on #ubuntu-doc about it, somehow it got all messed up?07:35
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sladen0007:40
sladenoops07:40
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mdzis anyone working on the intltool-debian merge to unblock The World?07:56
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KeybukI think everybody's asleep08:01
diemanim not sleeping08:06
diemanbut im without power08:06
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ivoksok, i did some work on redhat's GUI printer managment tool08:19
ivoksif anyone is interested...08:19
ivoks(in screenshots :)08:20
Gloubiboulgaivoks, does it depend on GNOME libs?08:23
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ivoksGloubiboulga: it's python08:24
ivoksso, pygtk :)08:25
Gloubiboulgacool, we need a tool like this in Xubuntu :)08:25
ivoksGloubiboulga: we need it in ubuntu too :)08:25
ivoksGloubiboulga: http://www.grad.hr/~ivoks/ubuntu/g-c-m-replace/08:26
ivoksGloubiboulga: don't be harsh to UI, it needs some love :)08:26
ograa lot :)08:27
ivoks:)08:27
ograi wouldnt give it to my mom as is :)08:27
_ionLooks promising.08:27
GloubiboulgaI agree with _ion :)08:28
_ionAlbeit written in python. ;-)08:28
ivoksthat's it for today08:29
ivoksmaybe i'll create some packages by the end of the week08:30
ivokssee you08:30
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\shcan someone explain, why an initial release just hit dapper-updates? (multiverse)?08:32
\shspeaking of desktop-multiplier08:32
LaserJockbecause it didn't make it in before release08:32
bluefoxicysomebody uploaded one?  (I was going to ask the same wtf? about dapper-updates, some of the language-pack-* changelogs say "initial release")08:32
\shugh08:32
_ionbluefoxicy: I think the language-pack-* changelogs have said "initial release" for each new release since day -42.08:34
bluefoxicyI know :P08:34
LaserJocklangpacks are being updated once a month, as I understand it08:34
\shwell, it scared me ;)08:35
bluefoxicyI know, what else did we get today, a whole new Gnome release?08:35
\shbluefoxicy: that was planned08:35
bluefoxicythe version numbers on some of these things scare me more though08:36
bluefoxicyone of them was like 1:1.2.8.is.2.7.008:36
LaserJockdesktop-multiplier was supposed to go in before release but it couldn't get reviewed in time08:36
bluefoxicyI guess that's oneo f the nuances of debian package management08:37
bluefoxicyGentoo had this lovely system to deal with that08:37
\shLaserJock: wouldn't it be better, to push those things as dapper-backports? (ok, it's in multiverse...so likley not installed by the masses ;))08:37
bluefoxicyif a version of a package suddenly was gone, or marked unstable ("we figured out this breaks stuff, you shouldn't use it")08:37
bluefoxicythen portage would try to "upgrade" to the next lower version, if there were no stable marked higher versions :>08:37
LaserJock\sh: perhaps, it wasn't exactly up to me though ;-)08:38
bluefoxicyapt-get just flat refuses to downgrade08:38
bluefoxicy"repo has 0.1 but I have 0.1.1, so 0.1.1 I'll call 'local or obsolete' and make you uninstall it before upgrading to the repo one"08:38
bluefoxicybut anyway, enough of this.08:39
mdkesladen: I moved it08:39
\shok..now where is my phone..I'm hungry08:39
ogradont eat phones08:39
mdkesladen: if you want a template to appear in the "template" column when you create a new page, it has to be named "BlahTemplate", so I moved it there, and made the old page a redirect08:40
ograthey are to heavy for your stomach08:40
ograand may have sharp edges08:40
\shogra: right, but it's good for phoning a pizza taxi08:40
ogra:)08:41
sladenmdke: yes, and if you look at that page, you'll see it's not a Template.  Which is the reason that the name doesn't end in "Template" but in "/Template"08:43
mdkesladen: right. However, many people get confused because when they click on the laptop testing template, they don't get one08:43
mdkesladen: so I decided it would be better to provide a template08:43
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sladenmdke: I did originally make it a Template about a year ago;  but then that page got deleted and elmo/heno weren't able to get the backup of that Template back;  so we reverted to the out-of-date non-Template version08:44
mdkesladen: now there is a template, and it looks like someone has updated it08:45
sladenmdke: Rename ; Edit  will do that without blowing away the revision history08:45
mdkesladen: sorry, can you explain what you mean?08:45
mdkeI didn't rename anything. I simply edited the two pages08:46
HiddenWolfmdke: do you have any idea when documentation will move to the new wiki?08:46
sladenmdke: it would be handy to have the revision history for pages when changes happen;  rather than deleteing and loosing the meta-data08:46
mdkesladen: dude. I didn't delete anything, I edited the two pages. Don't dump on me for the wiki software08:46
mdkeHiddenWolf: it's waiting on the admins08:47
sladenmdke: if it's just edits;  what caused the history to disappear.  Do you know if moinmion was updated?08:47
sladenHiddenWolf: "new wiki"?  Wiki take #5 is this?08:47
HiddenWolfsladen: I was referring to moving docs to help.ubuntu.com08:48
mdkesladen: it wasn't updated. And the revision history is still there, now that I've just looked08:48
mdkesladen: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/Template?action=info and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeamTemplate?action=info08:48
sladenmdke: the revision history had approximately 100+ edits...08:49
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mdkesladen: well, as you can see, my edits did not change the revision history08:49
mdkeprobably someone renamed the page or something a few revisions back08:49
mdkeI'm not clear on why you dumped that on me, to be honest08:51
mdkeTreenaks: any luck with that translation?08:52
sladenmdke: you are da man for things related to the wiki and generally have a hold on the situation08:52
sladenmdke: (as well as being the last person to edit both pages)08:53
mdkesladen: ah, i see. I misunderstood then: I thought you were suggesting that my edits had nuked the revision history.08:53
mdkeno probs08:54
mdkesladen: btw, I have an idea, hang on a tic08:54
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ograKeybuk, is your mom spamming my inbox ? 08:56
ograor is that actually you ? 08:57
jpatrickogra: both08:57
ograoh, no, its all NEW stuff i see ...08:58
\shI want to see MoM too ;)08:58
Keybukhmm, is queue ignoreing my -A ?08:59
\shok..changing places...brb08:59
Keybukgrr08:59
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mdkesladen: have a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTesting?action=show and see what you think of that idea08:59
Keybukthose were _supposed_ to go to the autosync list08:59
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sladenmdke: oooh.  groovy.09:02
sladenmdke: does that automatically take them to the page if it exists already?09:03
mdkesladen: yeah, it will open it for editing whether it exists or not, I think09:03
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mdkesladen: oh shit, actually it will give them a new template. Lemme rethink that...09:04
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\shre09:06
_ionogra: Perhaps the changelog itself is licensed under GPL. ;-)09:08
ograheh09:08
Keybukif iwj did it, he probably had a very good reason09:11
Keybukmdz: bah, you did intltool-debian?09:11
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\shoh wow...edgy is really open for business ;)09:22
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sladenmdke: could it be a custom Function, eg.  NewPageFromTemplateIfDoesntExist()09:30
mdkesladen: probably there is a way to fix the macro yeah, maybe there is a newer version around that is a bit cleverer, I will look09:34
mdkesladen: yeah, there is a patch. I'll poke henrik09:36
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Symmetriahrm, lo all09:44
Symmetriaquestion for the developers, anyone here hit major bugs with 2.6.16? I think there is a major memory leak in the networking code09:45
crimsun_specifically 2.6.16 from upstream (kernel.org)? The majority of the network code is from .1509:46
Symmetriacrimsun_, I aint tested back with .15, Im trying to figure out when the code changed so I can roll back to that kernel if the support for the stuff I need exists in the old kernels09:46
Symmetriabut very basically: http://pastebin.com/71192709:47
Symmetriaif you adjust your tcp window sizes, and push heavy traffic (200mbit+) 09:47
Symmetriaespecially on tg3 and e1000 gig nics 09:47
Symmetriayou're gonna hit major problems09:47
SymmetriaI aint tested on other gig nics, but I know on that specific hardware it dies09:47
Symmetriaand the patch that I did test off the net didnt fix the problem at all09:48
crimsun_Symmetria: better addressed in #ubuntu-kernel09:48
Symmetriacrimsun thanks, was looking for a channel I could address it in09:49
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jbaileymdz: Hey - did you get any further than underscores burning a hole in your retina?10:04
jbaileymdz: I just want to check before I dive in.10:04
mdzjbailey: no, sorry.  I got caught up in other things10:09
jbaileymdz: All good, thanks!10:10
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mdkedamn, I miss the old days where it was possible to raise severity of your own bug10:24
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LaserJockmdke: you just need to become a core-dev and you wouldn't have to worry about it ;-)10:26
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mdkeLaserJock: good plan.10:26
bradbmdke: i was just talking to jbailey about bug anger meters. i need one too: https://launchpad.net/bugs/5003910:27
UbugtuMalone bug 50039 in kmail "[Data Loss]  KMail mysteriously changes messages to "No Subject", "Unknown" sender" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  10:27
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mdkebradb: I don't think a bug in kmail can be anything more than "wishlist"10:27
mdkebradb: but surely being the author of the bug tracking system you can find some loophole to get access to the importance10:28
jbaileymdke: Err.  Dataloss is a pretty serious event, whether we're lkely to care about it or not.10:28
mdkeah didn't read that. Joke was in poor taste then10:29
mdkesorry bradb 10:30
mdzmdke,LaserJock: no, you need to join the QA team10:30
bradbmdke: no worries :)10:30
bradbmdke: just curious: what are your reasons for wanting to change the severity of bugs you report?10:31
mdkebradb: regression since release10:31
mdkeseems to be quite common10:31
hungermdke: How about regressions between releases?10:31
mdkehunger: that isn't my case10:32
mdkemdz: I can't join the team just to triage my own bugs, and I'm unlikely to find time to triage too many other people's, except for ubuntu-docs bugs10:32
mdzmdke: you should be able to triage ubuntu-docs bugs; is that not working?10:33
mdkemdz: actually, I haven't checked. If I can, even less justification10:34
mdkemdz: no, I can't.10:34
mdzmdke: bradb ^^^10:34
mdkethese are ubuntu-docs bugs in the distro I'm talking about though10:34
mdkenot upstream ones10:34
mdzright10:35
mdzbut you're a bug contact for the ubuntu-docs source package10:35
mdzso you should be able to triage the bugs10:35
mdkeright, ok.10:35
mdkewell, sounds like I should file a bug10:35
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bradbmdz: the Importance perms consider only distro.bugcontact currently, not package bug contacts. if package contacts could edit them, then effectively anyone can edit importance.10:36
bradbof course, if that doesn't bother you, i more than happy to change it10:37
mdzbradb: package bug contacts should be able to change importance for bugs on their packages10:38
mdz(and yes, I realize they could move the bug to a different package, but I'm really not concerned)10:39
bradbor they could just become a package contact for that package and change the importance10:40
mdzbradb: do you have a better proposal?10:40
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mdzthe idea of restricting importance is to prevent people from frivolously changing it; I think it's OK if it isn't airtight10:41
mdzbut I'll think about it a bit10:41
mdzmdke: how many other people do you expect are in the same position?10:41
bradbmdz: i don't have a better proposal, i'm just pointing out the side effects so you're aware of them10:42
mdzbradb: how about the Maintainer and Creator?10:42
mdkemdz: you mean people who take an active interest in specific packages without uploading them, and don't have time for general triaging? Probably not many - I would have thought joining ubuntu-qa is a reasonable solution10:42
mdzmdke is both of those for ubuntu-docs10:43
mdzI have no idea where Creator comes from10:43
mdzbut surely the maintainer should be able to triage bugs?10:43
mdkeme neither, I think both those fields change on a regular basis10:43
ograthere is a bug open about it10:43
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ograshould be renamed to "uploader"10:44
=== bradb thought the Maintainer field wasn't very useful, for those reasons
ograyes, but Creator is a very confusing naming scheme10:47
Keybukwe should drop the Maintainer: field from all packages in the ubuntu archive10:48
ograthat too10:48
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johanbrHi. I have some wishes/thoughts/ideas regarding PAM, but I couldn't find an appropriate spec or wiki page and I'm not sure that my ideas are coherent enough to merit a page of their own. What do you suggest?10:58
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TheMusoogra: I will now that the changes have been published.11:14
ogragreat :)11:14
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tsengBenC: woo regparm!11:21
tsengBenC: i can use dell openmanage now11:21
tsengBenC: thanks11:22
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Keybukgnargh, I hate how much setting up X-Chat takes11:26
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Keybukbetter11:27
NickGarveygaim and me get along pretty well..11:27
ograjust copy your old config over11:27
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Keybukogra: I like to at least be vaguely aware of any new useful defaults11:28
jdubKeybuk: tried xchat-gnome? like / don't like? i haven't tried it for a while, probably should.11:32
Keybukjdub: tried briefly enough to not like it11:33
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ograjdub, can i put the userlist on the right side finally ? 11:34
jdubi dunno11:34
jdubi don't use it11:34
Keybukjdub: nope, still don't like it11:34
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ChipzzKeybuk: I know why I'm using irssi ;)11:37
Keybukjdub: I actually use X-Chat because it reminds me of AmIRC11:38
_ionAh, good ol' AmIRC.11:38
Keybukya know, it's _really_ bad that I have to use "xlogo" as part of my "setup a new desktop" procedure11:38
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ChipzzKeybuk: xlogo??11:39
Keybukyes11:39
KeybukMr Havoc Pennington decided that window managers don't need to tell you how large a window is while you resize it11:39
Chipzzc'est quoi? :)11:39
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Keybukso the only way I can get firefox to be 800x600 is to fireup xlogo -geometry 800x600 and measure firefox over the top of it11:39
Keybuk:p11:39
Chipzzlol :)11:39
_ion:-D11:39
ograKeybuk, doesnz devilspie add such a feature ? 11:39
Chipzzwhy use 800x600 anyway?11:39
tsengKeybuk: or start firefox with -geometry11:40
tsengChipzz: uh11:40
ogra*doesnt11:40
jdubKeybuk: "sick"11:40
Keybuktseng: but then firefox doesn't remember it!11:40
tsengChipzz: to judge pages on lower resolution?11:40
KeybukChipzz: because then the browser feels a nice size on the screen11:40
Chipzztseng: I've used 800x600 for a long time, but even I moved off it11:40
_ionkeybuk: Sounds like a bug.11:40
Chipzzit's just not in common use anymore11:40
tsengChipzz: not the guy in the cube across from me11:40
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tsengwhatever, way ot11:40
Chipzzidd11:41
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