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Toadstoolhub: around?12:07
hubhere12:09
Toadstoolhub: hi, I and Gloubiboulga are helping Maxence (Sp4rKy) for planfacile, he's just uploaded a new version without the copy file12:09
hubToadstool: why?12:09
hubToadstool: I saw12:09
hubToadstool: was quick12:10
Toadstoolok :)12:10
Toadstoolyes, working on #ubuntu-fr-testing12:10
hubget the "motu-reviewer" spam12:10
hubs/get/getting/12:10
hubToadstool: 'zetes au meeting Ubuntu?12:10
ToadstoolGauvain oui12:11
Toadstoolmoi non, je peux pas, je suis en plein exams :(12:11
Sp4rKyabout planfacile, must i add the dl url to the debian/control in the description area12:12
Sp4rKyor just in the copyright12:12
hubSp4rKy: c'est pratique12:13
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Sp4rKyde ?12:13
hubSp4rKy: celle de la "homepage" pas de download12:13
Toadstoold'avoir l'url dans la description12:13
hubvala12:13
Sp4rKyk12:13
Sp4rKya fera un dput en + :)12:13
Toadstoolt'es plus  a prs ;)12:13
Sp4rKy:p12:14
hubouais12:14
Sp4rKydepuis quand on parle franais ici12:14
Sp4rKyje sais quemon anglais est nul mais quand meme12:14
hubSp4rKy: depuis que ya que ca12:14
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Sp4rKy:p12:14
hubtout le monde est en train de pioncer12:14
=== hub devrait rentrer, tiens
hubou ils sont tous en train de boire12:14
Toadstooltiens, dormir... c'est une bonne ide a12:15
Sp4rKymouiah12:15
hubpas encore pour moi12:16
hubc'est un poil tot12:16
Toadstoolmme pas une sieste ? ;)12:16
Sp4rKyet hop un dput :)12:16
hubToadstool: malalatete12:16
hubje prefere rentrer d'abord12:17
Sp4rKy:)12:17
Toadstoolbon allez 'ne nuit/'night/'Nacht/Noche toussa12:17
Sp4rKybn ToadZzZztool12:17
Sp4rKyhub , tu es un MOTU ?12:17
hubSp4rKy: ouais12:18
Sp4rKy:)12:18
hubSp4rKy: tu veux que je review le package completement?12:18
Sp4rKycool tu va pouvoir regarder mon paquet :p :)12:18
hubouais12:18
hubje devrait12:18
Sp4rKysi t'as le temps12:18
huba partir de demain j'aurais un poil plus de temps12:18
hubma copine sera loin12:18
Sp4rKyarf12:18
hubdonc j'aurais que le chien a m'occuper :-)12:18
Sp4rKy:D12:19
Sp4rKymoi je travaille la journe donc la quele soir12:19
Sp4rKybon dernier pbuild de audacious et dodo aprs :p12:20
hubmoi aussi je travaille le jour12:20
Sp4rKy:p12:20
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hubErlang: #ubuntu-fr12:24
hubseulement des maudzi francais12:25
Erlang#ubuntu-qc, seulement des gentils qubecois.12:25
Erlanga parle pas beaucoup remarque12:25
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hubvouais12:25
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Sp4rKybon allez bonne nuit12:30
hubArrogance: you in Ottawa?12:30
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hubc-ya all12:31
ErlangC, ya12:32
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Arrogancehub, Toronto01:05
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zulhey03:00
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ajmitchhi03:05
zulhow is it going?03:05
ajmitchok03:05
=== Kyral angers
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Kyraloy Shower, then to mail the KDE-Bindings list for help03:22
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Yagisanhey guys. Is C++ difficult to learn if you have no experience in it or C ?07:01
=== Yagisan has to pick either C++ or Java for uni
dsasYagisan: It depends on what other programming language(s) you know07:02
dsasand how well you know them.07:02
YagisanAssembler (x86), Shell script07:02
YagisanI'm thinking the C++ is more useful for me WRT Ubuntu MOTU related stuff07:03
dsasYagisan: If you're confident that you can pick it up (it is harder than java) you may want to go for it.07:03
dsasYagisan: Yeah that's true.07:03
ajmitchgo for c++07:04
ajmitchit has some weird, confusing bits07:04
ajmitchbut it can be worth it07:04
dsasYagisan: If you've got time before you have to make your decision, try to do some basic stuff in either and get a feel for what you like. I'm sure there's tutorials on the net.07:04
Yagisandsas: I have 4 hours07:04
ajmitchYagisan: flip a coin :)07:04
dsas:D07:04
Mithrandirfour hours is plenty of time to play with both. :-)07:05
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theCoreMithrandir: youin a h07:07
YagisanC++07:07
ajmitchYagisan: good07:07
theCoreMithrandir: you're in a hotel?07:07
crimsuntheCore: the Paris dev conf07:08
theCoreyou're a bunch of lucky guys07:08
crimsunthose guys are, yep.07:08
Yagisannow this will be interesting. At least I should find a good buck, and gcc is on everything I have07:08
Yagisans/buck/book07:09
theCoreYagisan: good choice, just be careful to not shoot yourself in the foot07:09
ajmitchor let it rot your mind out07:09
crimsunYagisan: I highly recommend Thinking in C++, 2nd Ed.  http://www.janiry.com/bruce-eckel/07:09
YagisantheCore: I'm good at shooting myself in the foot. I think I perfected that07:10
Yagisancrimsun: thanks. /me makes note07:10
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theCoreYagisan: Java has a stronger and cleaner design, but it's somehow very verbose07:18
theCoreYagisan: on the other side, C++ has a thing call templates that let define new syntax, which is very powerful feature but also very hard to use07:20
theCoreis there any plans to get Seamonkey in the repos?07:23
theCoreor Flock, and all those mozilla "branches"...07:24
YagisantheCore: It looks like I can get a 2 for 1 deal with C++. in theory anyway, I could also pick up C07:26
Lathiatwell not exactly07:27
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Lathiatyes and no07:27
Lathiattheres alot to doign things in C++ that doesnt work in C07:27
theCoreYagisan: yeah, pick all three07:27
Hobbseehi all07:28
YagisanI wish I could, but I get 1 choice. Being the kind of guy that would like to have enough rope to hang himself with, C++ seems more attractive07:29
theCoreYagisan: try a dynamic language too07:29
Yagisaneven if it means, installing mingw32-* and getting it going07:29
YagisanG'day Hobbsee07:29
Hobbseehi Yagisan :)07:30
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Yagisanmmm 50% exemption nice :)07:55
Yagisanright, that's half a uni degree in 7 days. If only the rest could go as fast07:56
Hobbseehaha07:57
HobbseeYagisan: what degree?07:57
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ajmitchHobbsee: causing trouble in -devel again, I see07:58
YagisanHobbsee: this one http://handbook.cqu.edu.au/Handbook/programs_3.jsp?s=3&code=CQ1807:58
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ajmitchshocking07:59
HobbseeYagisan: cool07:59
YagisanHobbsee: that's exactly what I thought too :)08:03
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dsasIf i'm using dh_clean do I need to make my own clean target in debian/rules?08:46
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Grebo5Hello, any higherups here?09:01
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Hobbseehi Grebo509:02
HobbseeGrebo5: define "higher ups" - probalby in #ubuntu-devel09:02
Grebo5The download page for Ubuntu does not mention source code. The source code is not, unless I can be corrected as I just checked, included with the binary releases of Ubuntu. This is a GPL violation - and it pisses me off because I spent a good deal of time trying to find the source.09:02
Grebo5thanks :)09:02
dsasGrebo5: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+allpackages09:03
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dsasGrebo5: It doesn't have to be included. Just available.09:03
Grebo5Can I put the binaries on my Internet server and put the source on a different Internet site?09:04
MithrandirGrebo5: no09:04
Grebo5http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl-faq.html#TOCSourceAndBinaryOnDifferentSites09:04
Grebo5the answer is as Mithrandir said; NO09:04
Grebo5the binaries are NOT linked at the download site of Ubuntu09:04
Grebo5i mean source09:04
MithrandirGrebo5: so?  They're next to the ISO images and they're next to the binaries in the pool09:04
Mithrandirit doesn't say that any download link has to be accompanied by a download source link.09:05
Grebo5The GPL says you must offer access to copy the source code "from the same place"; that is, next to the binaries.09:05
Grebo5next to the binaries09:05
Grebo5NEXT09:05
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MithrandirGrebo5: calm down.09:05
Grebo5I wouldn't make so much of a deal of it other than the fact I've been runing aroundl ooking09:05
MithrandirGrebo5: you've not been looking very hard, then.  Look at http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/09:07
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Grebo5I evetually found that site before you've helped me, but it took quite a bit of looking09:12
raphinkGrebo5: Ubuntu is among the open-source projects that really make it a strong point to respect the GPL09:12
Grebo5i would have thought so, that's why i'm a little but unimpressed/surprised at this violation09:12
Mithrandirit's not a violation.09:12
raphinkGrebo5: had you looked at some doc, you'd also have found that you can use deb-src entries in your sources.list and use apt-get source to get them09:12
raphinkGrebo5: there is no violation09:12
MithrandirGrebo5: all those sites are controlled by the same entity.09:12
raphinkGrebo5: we provide the sources for all the open-source soft we distribute09:13
Grebo5it is a violation, the source code either MUST be included with the binary or an offer of downloading NEXT to the binary, or an offer made to give the soruce code for 3 years at cost09:13
Grebo5there is no 'other'09:13
raphinkGrebo5: are you a lawyer?09:13
raphinkGrebo5: this organization scheme with packages comes from Debian09:14
Grebo5no, but i can read and i suggest you read the GPL and also this: http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl-faq.html#TOCSourceAndBinaryOnDifferentSites09:14
Grebo5Can I put the binaries on my Internet server and put the source on a different Internet site?09:14
Grebo5    The GPL says you must offer access to copy the source code "from the same place"; that is, next to the binaries.09:14
raphinknow as far as I know Debian is maybe one of the very few projects that really make it a central point to respect the GPL to the very detail of it09:14
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raphinkGrebo5: all ubuntu servers have both the binaries and sources09:15
raphinkin the same directory09:15
raphinkGrebo5: use your eyes a bit09:15
Grebo5http://www.ubuntu.com/download09:15
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Grebo5you show me the source here09:15
Grebo5you are offering downloads without the source09:15
Grebo5without even a LINK to the source09:16
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raphinkthis page in particular is aimed to simple users09:17
Grebo5If you say so, what I'd like is the best place to email ubuntu to deal with this violation since the letter is already addressed to the FSF09:17
raphinkthey don't need to be confused with links to thousands of packages09:17
raphinkif you know how to use google09:17
raphinkyou can find the source packages of ubuntu09:17
raphinkthey are on the same website09:17
shawarmaGrebo5: The only thing you're required to do is offer to send the code via regular mail.09:17
raphinkonly with a different url09:17
shawarmaGrebo5: Ubuntu goes further than that and allows you to download it. Very easily, i might add.09:18
raphinkGrebo5: are you from the FSF yourself?09:18
shawarmaGrebo5: http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl-faq.html#DistributeWithSourceOnInternet09:18
raphinkGrebo5: what is your main activity in open-source, might I ask?09:18
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shawarmaGrebo5: But you just go ahead and write to FSF. Tell them i said hi.09:18
raphinkhehe :)09:18
raphinkI'm sure they'll be pleased to hear from you :)09:19
Grebo5shawarma: you are required to either: 1) offer the code with the binary together (e.g. zipped), 2) offer the ability to download the source code, 3) offer to give out the source code when asked for a period of 3 years at cost. If that download page is not doing any one of these 3 things then it is a violation, peroid.09:19
Grebo5Just put up the source code, is that so hard? I don't think so.09:19
MithrandirGrebo5: the source code is there.09:19
dsasGrebo5: A) It's up. B) It's irrelevant - "FTP access to the source is not sufficient to satisfy section 3 of the GPL."09:20
shawarmaGrebo5: You are REQUIRED to offer it via snail mail. That's it.09:20
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shawarmaGrebo5: The source code is available as it is. On the same servers.09:20
shawarmaGrebo5: To anyone who cares to download it.09:20
Grebo5shawrma, then show me where they offer it via mail there? there is no notice, there is no code but there are downloads09:20
shawarmaGrebo5: Yes, there is. 2 sec.09:20
raphinkGrebo5: I'm sure youdon't need 3 years to find the sources on the net. Otherwise I'm very worried for you09:20
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Grebo5raphink perhaps not but it should be there - why should people waste their time trying to find it when it is required to be there?09:21
raphinkdholbach: hi, welcome to trollland09:21
raphinkGrebo5: do you develop?09:21
Hobbseehi dholbach09:21
dholbachhey guys09:21
shawarmagrebo5: http://www.ubuntu.com/support/faq09:21
Grebo5does it matter if i develop or not, is it not enough that I want the code?09:21
shawarmaGrebo5: Search for "Can you send me source CDs".09:22
Grebo5as is my right?09:22
raphinkGrebo5: do you see that if you had come here gently and had asked nicely how to get the source it would have been answered to you in about ... say ... 1 minute maximum?09:22
LaserJock_shawarma: up for some mao? ;-)09:22
shawarmaGrebo5: What is it exactly that you feel is stopping you fro getting the source?09:22
shawarmaLaserJock_: Always. :-)09:22
shawarmaLaserJock_: Taking the name of our leader in vain. Tsk, tsk...09:22
raphinkGrebo5: do you see that you're making everyone lose their time, and that you haven't even tried to understand how to get the source directly and efficiently?09:22
Grebo5raphink, i dont care about 'nice' i care about my rights and freedom to get the source. jumping though hopes is not apart of the GPL09:22
LaserJock_shawarma: heh, I think I can do better the next time09:22
MithrandirGrebo5: source images are available at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/6.06/release/source/09:23
shawarmaraphink: In my world, having to get source code via snailmail is "jumping through hoops". Typing "apt-get source linux-image-2.6.15-23-686" isn't.09:23
shawarmaraphink: Sorry, that was for grebo5.09:23
shawarmaGrebo5: What I just wrote to raphink was for you.09:24
raphinkshawarma: hehe ;)09:24
Grebo5thanks Mithrandir, but I found what seems to be the source at archive.ubuntu...etc. But is it the source to what I downloaded? Where's the link at the main download page?09:24
Grebo5I think it should be up, and I'll be contacting people who will be able to *put* it up.09:25
raphinkGrebo5: if you're bothered it's not the right source, then get the source and build it09:25
raphinkGrebo5: all right, write to the FSF and say hi from the ubuntu devs09:25
imbrandon_gpl says get it the same way you got the binary , get it that way and ;e me get bacl to work , bah09:25
MithrandirGrebo5: there's no requirement to have a source download link next to any binary download link.09:25
dholbachGrebo5: it's easily discoverable for people who want it09:25
azeemraphink: I don't think that is helpful09:25
Grebo5raphink, i am bothered that the GPL is in violation and my freedom to easily get the source is hampered, by what ever degree, by this apparent violation.09:25
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azeemGrebo5: are you the copyright holder of any GPL software in Ubuntu?09:26
Mithrandirazeem: that's irrelevant.09:26
Grebo5thanks for your time, i have not been pursuaded that not having a link to the source isn't a violation (it is according to the FSF) and i hope that who ever can bring this to the attention of the website developers would do that09:26
Grebo5i'll be emailing them, but since there is no abuse@ubuntu.com etc., only support bullshit, we'll see if my letter gets though ;)09:27
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MithrandirGrebo5: cdimage.ubuntu.com and releases.ubuntu.com are next to each other, so I'm quite sure we're fine wrt to the "offer source and binaries from the same site" clause.09:28
Grebo5<Mithrandir> Grebo5: there's no requirement to have a source download link next to any binary download link. || http://www.fsf.org/licensing/licenses/gpl-faq.html#TOCSourceAndBinaryOnDifferentSites09:28
Mithrandir(and more importantly, they're both controlled by the same entity)09:28
MithrandirGrebo5: that talks about sites you don't control.09:28
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Grebo5read that site, read the GPL - i think you are wrong but i'll listen as to why the FSF is wrong09:28
Grebo5;)09:28
h4xterwill there be a dapper "respin"?09:29
robitailleGrebo5: https://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-website/+filebug09:29
dholbachhow hard will it be to get back to something productive?09:29
raphinkrobitaille: good point :)09:29
h4xterGrebo5: who said gpl was wrong?09:29
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azeemdholbach: just make a decision that this discussion is off-topic :)09:29
raphinkdholbach: good point too :)09:29
dholbachthis channel is about maintenance of universe and multiverse packages and getting involved in package maintenance09:29
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highvoltagemorning jammcq_laptop09:30
jammcq_laptophighvoltage: howdie09:30
dsasIf i'm using dh_clean do I need to make my own clean target in debian/rules? Is the answer "it depends"?09:30
dholbachI'd like all the MOTU folks to read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/EasierMotuing - I'd really like to hear what you think about it and if you think it will make things better09:30
LaserJockit rocks! ;-)09:31
Gloubiboulgaindeed :)09:31
raphinkdholbach: I'm definitely for MOTU school sessions09:31
raphinkwith, say, weekly introduction lectures09:32
Hobbseedholbach: it looks good to me :)09:32
raphinkand I'm also for allowing good wanabees to commens on REVU09:32
h4xterwill there be a dapper "respin"?09:32
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Mithrandirh4xter: what do you mean by respin?09:32
raphinksince it makse them practice reviewing and thus improve their packaging skills09:32
h4xterMithrandir: a remake, just like fedora's "respins"09:33
LaserJockHobbsee: I think the idea is to rotate so everybody gets a chance09:33
HobbseeLaserJock: yeah i know :P09:33
Mithrandirh4xter: I don't know about fedora, so without you telling me what you mean by remake, I can't answer your question.09:34
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LaserJockwhy ever not? by the time I get back to the US I might be ready for 4am meetings for a few days ;-)09:34
h4xterMithrandir: a dapper with some bugs fixed, which also includes the most recent updates (security but not only)09:35
dholbachwe'll keep the logs and wiki-fy them (for people who are anot around) - i think we'll rotate in time, so that should be fine09:35
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Mithrandirh4xter: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperPointReleaseProcess09:35
h4xterMithrandir: so that people won't first download dapper and then the updates09:35
HobbseeLaserJock: haha09:36
Hobbseedholbach: yeah, sounds sensibile09:36
Hobbsee-i09:36
h4xterMithrandir: cool! is it a new initiative?09:36
Mithrandirh4xter: yes09:36
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h4xterMithrandir: very very nice thank you09:37
LaserJockdholbach: ohh, I like the idea of having reference packages09:37
dsasSpeaking as an utter noob, reference packages sound like a great idea. Particularly for the non autotools cases which the documentation doesn't cover.09:40
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shawarmaraphink: did you not actually get access to comment before you were a MOTU? Or am I confusing you with someone else?09:47
LaserJockhe did, if I remember right09:47
shawarmaLaserJock: Are you at a BOF?09:48
LaserJockno09:48
LaserJockI'm trying to catch up after the mao game ;-)09:48
shawarmaMy schedule is kind of empty this morning, so I'm up for a game: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/schedule/2006-06-22/shawarma.html09:48
LaserJockhmm, and anreas is over there too09:49
LaserJockandreas09:49
shawarmaOui.09:49
shawarmaWe need one of the regulars, though.09:49
shawarma2 sec..09:50
LaserJockhmm, let me check *my* schedule09:50
shawarmaHmm... both Ian and Daniel look appear to be busy.09:50
shawarmaI COULD also just try to get some work done. I found a Chairman game playing thing on the web somewhere. :-)09:51
LaserJockheh09:52
shawarmahttp://kevan.org/games/maobot.html09:52
raphinkshawarma: yes I did09:53
raphinkshawarma: and that was a great packaging education :)09:54
shawarmaraphink: I'd imagine.09:54
raphinkshawarma: as it is now, I (and others, too) often sponsor comments for wanabees, by email09:54
shawarmaraphink: I suppose that works, but keeping it on revu would be better. That way everyone can learn from everyone's mistakes.09:55
MithrandirGrebo5: you'll be happy to know that http://releases.ubuntu.com/6.06/ now includes a link to the source images too.09:55
raphinkshawarma: I meant on revu09:55
shawarmaraphink: Huh? You wrote "by email"?09:56
raphinkshawarma: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=244409:56
raphinksomeone (in this case phanatic) writes a comment and send it by email to a reviewer, who sponsors it on REVU09:57
shawarmaraphink: Oh! Now I get it.09:57
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raphink;)10:00
Toadstool'morning10:05
antinobodyhey there10:05
antinobodyI could be asking the wrong folks, but does anyone here have any idea why, when the ati drivers don't appear to work for any of the newer ati cards, and the radeon drivers often do, the ati driver is still the default?10:07
antinobodywell, the auto-detected one anyway10:07
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Kagouhi10:07
shawarmaI thought the radeon driver and ati driver were one and the same now a days?10:07
antinobodyhello again Kagou10:07
antinobodywell, not in functionality, I can vouch for that much10:08
antinobodymy plan is to sift through the code for both, figure out the difference, and see if that explains why one works and the other doesn't10:09
shawarmaI mean like the ati driver being kind of a "superdriver" containing the different subdrivers of ati like radeon..10:09
antinobodythen, once I lose my mind, to attempt to take over the world10:09
antinobodyhmm, that makes sense, but in the case of all the radeons since the 9600 (at least that seems like the cutoff)10:09
antinobodythat ati drivers fail10:09
antinobodythe radeon work, at least partially10:10
antinobodyunderstand, I'm new to all of this10:10
GloubiboulgaCould we schedule a REVU day?10:15
GloubiboulgaI really mean *one*, to go through the amount of packages waiting10:16
GloubiboulgaI'll mail the list10:17
dholbachthanks Gloubiboulga10:17
LaserJockGloubiboulga: we can do anything, we just need to get people to show up :-)10:17
Toadstoolhi dholbach, LaserJock10:18
antinobodyWhat is a REVU day?10:19
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zakamehi all;10:20
Hobbseehi zakame10:20
antinobodyHello zakame10:21
Gloubiboulgahi zakame10:21
Toadstoolhi zakame10:21
antinobodyNo, seriously, ignorant though it may prove me, what is a REVU day?10:21
shawarmaantinobody: A day where we focus on REVU (http://revu.tauware.de). Like reviewing packages and so on.10:21
antinobodyOh10:21
antinobodythank you10:21
shawarmanp10:21
zakamehi Hobbsee antinobody Gloubiboulga Toadstool10:21
zakamemy monitor just died of natural causes :/10:21
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zakameso here I am in the cafe now, lugging my CPU aroubnd :P10:22
antinobodyMy laptop died, the official report claims a suicide, but I suspect foul play on the part of Windows10:22
antinobodyThat is sad, however10:22
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LaserJockdholbach: is easy motuing in review?10:47
dholbachLaserJock: yes10:47
LaserJockgod10:47
LaserJockgood, I meant10:47
LaserJocklol10:48
dholbachhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/easier-motuing10:48
siretartanyone still not in the revu keyring, but wants to be added?10:50
siretartI need a testperson :)10:50
antinobodyumm, I'm not in the keyring, but I don't know whether I can be added10:51
antinobodywhat is the keyring?10:51
imbrandonif you have a gpgkey you can be added, its for uploading packages to be revu'd10:51
imbrandonbrb10:52
siretartantinobody: do you package things and want them to be added to http://revu.tauware.de?10:52
Hobbseesiretart: well, if i use a newer email address to upload, but have my old address to sign into revu with, it means i cant comment on my own uploads.  how do i fix that?10:52
antinobodyha, no, and I don't have a signed key anyway10:52
dholbachGloubiboulga: I'll approve your post to ubuntu-motu@ or want to resend?10:52
raphinkantinobody: you don't need it signed anyway10:54
Hobbseesiretart: i dont know if that means you should drop the old email off the keyring, and add the new email to the keyring - even though they use the same key.10:54
raphinkyet10:54
Hobbseeraphink: yet?10:54
Hobbseeyou mean we'll have to start having signed keys soon?10:54
raphinkHobbsee: well it's good to have it signed to be a dev10:54
siretartHobbsee: thats a bit tricky. because we use a separate database for authentication10:54
raphinkbut not to upload to revu10:54
Hobbseeraphink: yeah yeah :P  in a week or so, mine will be signed.10:54
raphinkHobbsee: by whom?10:54
siretartHobbsee: basically your email is your login. and currently, logins are created on initial upload10:54
Hobbseesiretart: right...10:54
siretartHobbsee: does this answer your question?10:54
Hobbseesiretart: yes, but i cant comment on my hobbsee@ubuntu.com email uploads with my hobbsee@gmail.com logins10:55
Hobbseesiretart: no, not really10:55
Hobbseeraphink: ajmitch, and maybe stevenk - how many people does it need to be signed by again?10:55
Hobbseeer, - email from my statement10:55
raphinkdoesn't matter Hobbsee10:55
siretartHobbsee: You have uploaded a package, and used what email?10:55
raphinkdepends on who signs it10:56
siretartin debian/changelog?10:56
Hobbseesiretart: i upload packages using hobbsee@ubuntu.com10:56
raphinkif you get it signed by all your neighbours, we don't mind10:56
Hobbseeraphink: well, definetly ajmitch, for one10:56
raphinkbut if you get it signed by one ubuntu or debian dev10:56
raphinkthen it's enough :)10:56
Hobbseeoh good10:56
raphinkHobbsee: ajmitch is definitely enough10:56
Hobbseehehe10:56
siretartHobbsee: then this is your login id10:56
raphinkimo :)10:56
siretartHobbsee: if you want to use your gmail, you'd have to upload a package with your gmail.com email in debian/changelog10:57
Hobbseesiretart: but it doesnt work.  even with the recover password10:57
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siretartah10:57
siretartok, then this is a strange bug10:57
siretartthis will go away as soon as we authenticate against lp10:57
imbrandonmoins Hobbsee dholbach siretart raphink10:58
raphinkhi imbrandon10:58
imbrandonyea i need to lookup someone close to me to sign my key10:58
Hobbseehi imbrandon10:58
imbrandonhavent got arround to it10:58
Hobbseesiretart: argh!  someone fixed it!  it didnt work a few days ago!11:00
raphinkwhere are you imbrandon?11:00
imbrandonkansas city USA11:00
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antinobodyI live in the same country...11:01
antinobodyonly like, 1500 miles west11:01
Hobbseesiretart: i tried it with that username and password, and it refused to work a few days ago.  and now it does.  how annoying.11:01
imbrandonlol11:01
LaserJockantinobody: where?11:02
imbrandonantinobody, i used to like about 1500 miles west of here in reno11:02
imbrandon;)11:02
LaserJockwahoo!11:02
imbrandonLaserJock, is in reno11:02
imbrandonlol11:02
antinobodyLaserjock Oregon11:02
LaserJockto bad I only found out about the Reno LUG the day before I left for Paris ;-)11:02
imbrandonLaserJock, hey next time i'm visiting reno ( in about 30  days ) you should sign my pgp key ;)11:02
LaserJockyes, I need to get some people to sign my key here11:03
LaserJockantinobody: cool11:03
imbrandonuht oh, left coast people ;)11:03
imbrandonj/k11:03
antinobodyI like my coast dammit11:03
LaserJockhehe11:04
imbrandonits a bad midwest political joke ;)11:04
imbrandonleft coast == political left ;)11:04
antinobodyOh, I GET IT11:04
antinobodyyeah, I'm actually a socialist, so I'm well to the left of even my geographic location11:04
LaserJockheh11:04
antinobodyAnd I'm a Portlander11:05
antinobodythat's saying something11:05
imbrandonheh11:05
LaserJockyeah11:05
LaserJockPortland has all the commies :-)11:05
antinobodyThat's not true, there are commies in other cities11:05
imbrandonlol11:05
LaserJockI have an aunt and uncle living in Portland11:06
LaserJockit's a neat city to visit11:06
antinobodyIt's a nice place to go to school as well11:06
LaserJockalthough there is a bit of a war between Reno and Portland, they both claim "Biggest Little City" status ;-)11:06
antinobodyReally?  I think Portland, being the biggest city in the state, really can't claim that status.  Even if it's friendlier than the average metropolis, it HAS to act as a "big" city, for the state to even function11:07
antinobodyeconomically anyway11:08
LaserJockwell, we have a big arch on the main street with casinos that has it so...11:08
imbrandonvarginia street ;)11:08
LaserJockheh11:09
imbrandoni spent many of nights under the light of that neon sign ;)11:09
LaserJockI avoid it like the plague, it is either under construction or closed for an even11:09
LaserJockt11:09
imbrandonyea , last time i was down on varginia street was the bull run11:09
imbrandonerr maybe the ribfest11:10
imbrandon*dont rember*11:10
LaserJockit's always something11:10
imbrandonmoving the train under the streets helped alot though11:10
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LaserJockimbrandon: well, except they are still doing a lot of work on virginia and sierra for it11:11
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antinobody...11:16
imbrandonheh11:16
Hobbseehah11:16
antinobody93 credits into college, I STILL don't use the right too11:17
Hobbseeantinobody: the study machine has been having about 4 lots of problems in the past couple of months.11:17
antinobodyStudy machine?11:17
Hobbseeyeah, machine in the study aka dad's machine11:18
Hobbseewell, one of his machines11:19
Hobbseenice machine, just needs a good reformat.11:19
imbrandonand kubuntu ;)11:19
Hobbseehe doesnt like that idea.11:19
imbrandonHobbsee, put kubuntu with my royale theme ;)11:19
Hobbseealthough he hasnt asked again for the live cd, i note.  oh well11:19
Hobbseeewww!11:19
imbrandonhehe might convince him , better than running actual windows ;)11:20
antinobody...ewww?  What kind of theme is this?11:20
Hobbseehe likes windows11:20
Hobbseeantinobody: an XP'ish theme that looks horrible.11:20
Hobbseeactually, it does kinda look pretty - but it's like an absolute clone of XP.11:20
imbrandonhttp://www.buntudot.org/people/~imbrandon/screenshots/snapshot1.png11:20
antinobodyI see, it seems blasphemous does it?11:21
Hobbseeit still looks better than standard XP11:21
imbrandon;)11:21
imbrandonand works better too ;)11:21
antinobodyit's not like making it LOOK like windows would make it run like it11:22
imbrandonhey if it works like linux and looks like windows i love it ( personal opinion )11:22
imbrandonantinobody, btw that screenshot is kde 3.5.3 kubuntu dapper ;) /me also has a nice howto setup for installing it too for newbs now11:23
shawarmaif you want it to work like windows you can put some bad RAM in it. :-)11:31
imbrandonhaha11:32
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Hobbseeshawarma: i think something like that's happening here...this is painful11:38
shawarmaHobbsee: run memtest from grub. It's quite thorough.11:39
Hobbseeshawarma: this is the XP study computer i was referring to.  memtest found nothing on my machine.11:39
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imbrandonHobbsee, you can run memtest from the livecd on the windows box too ;)11:42
Hobbseehaha11:43
Hobbseeeven on my hoary cd?11:43
imbrandonyea it should be on the horay cd too11:43
LaserJockHoary?11:43
Hobbseeoh well, that's got my ~1 gig backup off of there - it's his problem now.  it's so slow, cos it's out of space, it seems.11:43
imbrandonin the grub menu11:43
HobbseeLaserJock: yeah, kubuntu hoary live cd, it's what i used to repair it last time.11:43
LaserJockHobbsee: jeeze, that's so last year :-)11:44
HobbseeLaserJock: haha11:44
ajmitchevening11:44
LaserJockget with the program, Edgy's the all the rage ;-)11:44
Hobbseeyeah, it was my first linux cd :P11:44
Hobbseehaha11:44
Hobbseeevening ajmitch11:44
ajmitchI see we had a fun discussion about the GPL earlier11:44
LaserJockhehe11:44
Hobbseeajmitch: yes...haha11:44
LaserJockGPL violations abound in Ubuntu it seems :-)11:45
ajmitchsome people are a little on edge...11:45
imbrandonhahah ajmitch yea i'm glad i missed that one11:45
ajmitchall ready to fire off a letter to the FSF & all11:45
LaserJockyeah, free and open source software isn't enough ;-)11:45
ajmitchsiretart: thank you for the keyring work :)11:46
LaserJockyeah, that is awesome, is it working now?11:47
ajmitchsomething I thought of today - links on REVU to limit the view11:47
ajmitchso that you only see new, unarchived packages11:48
LaserJockyep, get to hacking11:48
LaserJockwe need REVU hackers :-)11:48
ajmitchshouldn't take long11:48
raphinkajmitch how do you mean?11:49
ajmitchexcept I'll have to hack on the live site :)11:49
imbrandonhaha11:49
imbrandonthats always fun11:49
ajmitchraphink: currently all the new & updated packages & also archived packages are shown11:49
LaserJockfiltering the view11:49
ajmitchI just want some filtering & maybe some sorting by column11:49
raphinkajmitch: ah right11:50
raphinkI'd also like more details11:50
ajmitchthe EasierMotuing spec also suggests we put the short description there11:50
raphinklike what I have here http://raphink.net/ubuntu/11:50
ajmitchif possible11:50
raphinkshowing the short description of packages11:50
ajmitchthat may need some DB hacking11:51
raphinkso you know what kind of thing you're going to review11:51
ajmitchyep11:51
raphinkcan be nice11:51
ajmitchit's much more useful11:51
LaserJockraphink: that was suggested in our easy motuing discussion11:51
LaserJockdoh, I'm slow11:51
raphinkgreat11:51
ajmitchit'll probably be just another DB field, so I'll have to remember how to mangle it without losing data ;)11:51
LaserJock:/ I can never remember where to get the REVU code11:53
LaserJocksiretart: ^^ ?11:53
ajmitchjust a min..11:53
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ajmitchLaserJock: on tiber.. /srv/svn/revu11:54
ajmitchso you can probably grab it via ssh11:54
LaserJockno bzr? must be REVU2 is bzr11:54
ajmitchREVU2 used to be svn as well11:54
ajmitchI haven't seen a recent REVU2 branch...11:55
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ajmitchI'll try & get svn2bzr off jelmer11:55
LaserJockI sweare raphink and siretart were using bzr on it11:55
raphinkLaserJock: don't swear11:55
LaserJockmaybe that was just the revu tools thing11:56
ajmitchheh11:56
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ajmitchwe could just put the code in a bzr branch on the supermirror :)11:56
=== raphink isout for lunch
raphink++11:56
ajmitchonce we make sure it doesn't have any nasty bits like passwords11:57
imbrandonouch yea its never good to code those in ;)11:57
siretartLaserJock: no, we started with svn, and didn't switch yet11:58
ajmitchsiretart: jelmer asked me to sponsor an svn2bzr package, so we can use that or tailor to switch11:59
siretartLaserJock: I'd have no problems with switching to bzr, though11:59
siretartajmitch: if you could convert them, that'll be great!11:59
LaserJocksiretart: what's the url for the svn?11:59
ajmitchsiretart: you don't mind using the supermirror as a canonical branch, so to speak? :)11:59
siretartLaserJock: svn co svn+ssh://srv/svn/revu{,2}11:59
siretartajmitch: I don't mind at all, just tell me from where I can branch from ;)12:00
LaserJocksiretart: thanks12:00
siretartajmitch: but speaking of launchpad, I think we should register a 'product' for revu then, no?12:00
ajmitchsiretart: if you could register a product12:00
ajmitchyeah :)12:00
siretartI'm on it12:00
ajmitchLaserJock: svn co svn+ssh://tiber.tauware.de/srv/svn/revu12:01
ajmitchsiretart: have the branch owned by ubuntu-dev?12:01
LaserJockbah, that url didn't work for me12:01
ajmitchLaserJock: it will if you use the hostname12:02
ajmitchand it'll ask for your password about 3 times12:02
ajmitchsince you have an account on tiber, right?12:02
LaserJockyeah12:02
siretartajmitch: done. https://launchpad.net/products/revu/ is ready12:03
ajmitchthanks12:03
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ajmitchtrying to track down jelmer's branch now12:03
ajmitchgot it12:04
siretartLaserJock: retry now, please12:05
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ajmitchsiretart: great, now we can use malone for the various feature requests12:07
ajmitchhi \sh12:09
\shmoins12:09
LaserJockok, I got it12:10
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siretartajmitch: as you've seen, I've added you to 'revu hackers'12:14
siretartah, sure you have :)12:14
ajmitchanother team? :)12:14
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ajmitchtoo busy trying to find the right svn2bzr :)12:15
siretartwell, it seems to be required for the 'driver' stuff12:15
siretartthen don't let me disturb you :)12:15
ajmitchhehe12:15
LaserJockcool, there is a revu hackers team12:16
siretartsince about 3 mins12:16
LaserJocknice12:17
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ajmitchwell, that seemed to work12:18
ajmitchexcept that yes, we do have the DB password in svn12:19
siretarthm.12:19
siretartis that that critical?12:19
Mithrandirit's bad, at least.12:19
Mithrandirajmitch: svn2bzr is called "tailor"12:19
ajmitchMithrandir: tailor is a separate tool, however12:20
Mithrandiryes, and? :-)12:20
ajmitchthere probably isn't a way to really remove a file from svn's history12:23
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siretartajmitch: no, let's 'just' change it on tiber12:23
Mithrandirsvnadmin dump, edit dump, svnadmin load12:23
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ajmitchsiretart: change db password?12:24
siretartajmitch: well, on tiber.12:24
ajmitchmakes sense, I guess12:25
ajmitchMithrandir: have a good swim this morning? :)12:25
Mithrandirajmitch: yup12:25
Mithrandirajmitch: are you stalking my blog?12:26
ajmitchno, you mentioned it in here earlier when I was around12:26
Mithrandirah12:26
Mithrandiryeah, true12:26
Mithrandirit was nice.12:26
Mithrandirexcellent way to start the day.12:26
tsenghi tollef12:26
ajmitchoh great, spiv has taken over planet ubuntu12:26
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ajmitchhello tseng12:27
tsenghi12:27
Mithrandirhiya tseng12:27
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antinobodyhello12:27
antinobodytseng12:27
Mithrandirantinobody, that's everybody, right?12:27
antinobodyno se12:29
antinobodyde hecho, yo se nada sobre nada12:29
Mithrandir-ELANG.12:29
antinobodyOh12:30
antinobodyI don't know12:30
antinobodyin fact, I don't know anything about anything12:30
tsengI got enough of that12:30
Mithrandirnobody is nobody.  anti+no$foo must be every$foo.12:30
Mithrandirright?12:30
siretartajmitch: password changed12:30
ajmitchsiretart: tell me when I can push this branch to launchpad12:30
ajmitchok :)12:30
antinobody-ELANG12:30
tsengMithrandir: antibody is an english medical term12:30
tsengMithrandir: antinobody is a clever twist12:31
antinobodyit is?12:31
Mithrandirtseng: true dat.12:31
tsengI thought so.12:31
antinobodyI hadn't thought of that12:31
tsengoh12:31
MithrandirI know what antibodies are but I didn't connect the dots in this case.12:31
tsengthen I guess I am the clever one12:31
antinobodyIt was more a philisophical description12:31
antinobodyMithrandir neither did I12:31
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ajmitchhello StevenK12:34
ajmitchsiretart: https://launchpad.net/products/revu/+branches12:34
ajmitchcurrently pushing12:34
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siretartajmitch: w00t :)12:35
siretartajmitch: this is for revu1, right? could you do this as well with the revu2 branch?12:35
ajmitchsure12:35
siretartthanks12:35
ajmitchjust push it as branch name revu2?12:37
ajmitchI shouldn't have named the 1st one trunk, I guess12:37
ajmitchoh well :)12:37
ajmitchrevu2 converted12:37
siretartrevu2/trunk should do fine12:37
ajmitchyou have a revu2 product?12:37
siretartoh, thats the product name, I see12:38
siretartno, no other product12:38
ajmitchI should check if we can rename branches12:38
siretartrevu/revu2-trunk should do fine12:38
siretartI don't think so12:38
siretartI don't think that you can rename branches12:39
ajmitchpushing revu212:39
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LaserJockthe LP admins can change things12:43
ajmitchthat's what I figured12:43
siretartajmitch: finished pushing trunk?12:46
ajmitchnope12:46
ajmitchit's sloooow12:46
siretartah, ok12:46
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ajmitchsiretart: trunk pushed12:49
siretartchecking out12:50
siretartgreat. full history saved. good work, ajmitch12:56
Hobbseehi ajmitch and StevenK12:56
ajmitchthank jelmer if you see him round :)12:56
ajmitchhello Hobbsee12:57
siretarthmm.. the revu2-trunk has tags/ and branches/ subdirs included12:58
ajmitchhm12:58
siretartajmitch: I remember you could prefix that in tailor, no?12:58
ajmitchI must have stuffed up there12:58
siretartwhat shall we do now? replace that bzr import or 'fix' it?01:00
ajmitchsiretart: what do you think of adding the short description to the SourcePackage table for revu?01:00
ajmitchcan we replace it?01:00
siretartajmitch: yes, by a hack: you login with 'sftp' on bazaar.lauchpad.net, and replace all files in the .bzr subdir01:00
ajmitchwithout asking an admin to remove the branch01:00
ajmitchI worried about that :)01:00
siretartI've done this before, it works01:00
ajmitchmight as well replace it01:01
siretartthe trick is to not remove the .bzr directory itself (you don't have permission to do that anyway)01:01
siretartand to not use bzr, but e.g. lftp or nautilus01:01
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ajmitchand the trick of getting the right directory01:04
siretartoh. right01:04
ajmitchok, I'm in with sftp, just rm everything in the .bzr dir for that branch?01:05
ajmitchgood, nautilus works :)01:08
siretartjepp01:08
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choreif i want to chmod a ntfs partition it says it can't ("read-only file system"). is there anything i can do?01:53
DarkMageZchore, ntfs write support is considered experimental and not reasonably safe01:55
choreDarkMageZ: i only want to make it accessible read-only to unprivileged users01:55
DarkMageZhmm, to memory their was something about mounting ntfs partitions in the wiki (wiki.ubuntu.com), setting permissions and such01:56
azeemchore: what node are you chmodding?01:56
choreazeem: /media/hda1, if i understood well your question01:58
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choreis it safe to read/write ntfs partitions?02:12
chore(using fuse)02:12
Hobbseechore: it's not really safe at all.02:12
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choreHobbsee: could it corrupt the data on the partition?02:13
choreHobbsee: is there any safer approach then?02:13
dsaschore: captive-ntfs is arguably the safest. I don't trust any of them though and won't use them on my systems.02:15
imbrandonchore, yes it most likely WILL corrupt the data ( using fuse ) there is a safer way called captive-ntfs ( google ) that uses native ntfs dll's and wine but its still not without worry and its also very slow02:16
imbrandonnote: also you need a valid windows lic to use captive ^^02:16
kelmosiretart: any chance i can coax your opinion from you about my last announcement on pkg-wpa in the coming days?02:19
chorethank you02:19
choreimbrandon: i am using a pirated copy of windows anyway02:19
choreimbrandon: i hate buying things from microsoft02:20
siretartkelmo: hey kelmo02:20
siretartkelmo: I've been thinking for a while about the init script02:20
kelmosiretart: hey (sorry, forgot my manners)02:20
siretartkelmo: I'm still not decided yet I cannot exactly explain why I don't like it02:21
kelmosiretart: do you think I _like_ it?02:21
siretartatm its just a feeling, and I want to think more deeply about it before answering02:21
choredsas, imbrandon, Hobbsee: which approach is considered the most promising of them all (for accessing ntfs read-write)?02:21
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kelmosiretart: i do not, but have no better alternative02:21
dsaschore: I don't use any on my own machines.02:22
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kelmosiretart: understood02:22
imbrandoni dont use any, nor do i use windows ( special a hacked version )02:22
imbrandonchore, but the best solution if you did would be to use a fat32 partition to transfer files02:23
imbrandonlinux can read/write fat32 safely02:23
imbrandonor if you realy want to live on the edge install ( or convert an existing install via partition magic ) xp on fat32 not ntfs ;)02:24
choreHobbsee: what if you use ext3 partitions? can explore2fs still read them?02:24
Hobbseechore: yep02:24
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choreHobbsee: but not write, right?02:25
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imbrandonchore, yea and there are also other drivers out ther for windows that will read / write ext2/3 since they are open standards ;)02:25
Hobbseechore: yep02:25
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imbrandoni used extfsmount alot in windows when i did use it02:26
imbrandonmounts ext2/3 just like another drive02:26
choreany idea why the ntfs partitions are unaccessible by unprivileged users by default in ubuntu?02:27
imbrandonchore, http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/ext2.html   <-- mount ext2/3 with read/write in windows like any other drive02:27
imbrandonchore becouse of the umask set in fstab02:27
Hobbseechore: they get mounted weirdly.  a working line in /etc/fstab looks like this:02:27
Hobbsee /dev/hda1       /media/windows  ntfs    nls=utf8,ro,user,umask=000 0       002:27
choreimbrandon: that's cool02:28
chorethank you02:28
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siretartkelmo: what semantics would this one have? http://paste.debian.net/787902:28
choreimbrandon: ok, then why is umask set like that in fstab? what are the reasons?02:29
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imbrandonchore, no idea , its easy to change though02:29
siretartthe problem I have with the init script is the right time when it is called02:29
choreimbrandon: i know it's easy. however, i am getting the impression dapper is quite unpolished02:29
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imbrandonchore, no dapper is polished, windows interoperability is unpolished as with any linux becouse of non open standards ( we need to take this to #ubuntu-offtopic it isnt a universe packaging question anymore )02:30
kelmosiretart: the pasted code would fail, ifupdown cannot call ifup/ifdown, it will be locked02:31
kelmosiretart: afaik02:31
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kelmosiretart: but that is not the real point of the code, its purporse is to bring down the interfaces before sendsigs kills them02:31
siretartaah, now I see the problem.. hrmpf02:31
kelmosiretart: this is not really much todo with wpa_action as it is todo with a clean "down" of an interface using wpa_supplicant in the void of process dependencies02:32
siretarthm. for me, the right solution seems to me to make ifupdown don't fail on ifdown calls02:32
siretartwell, you're right. there is besides hacking ifupdown no much alternative02:34
kelmonot without massive core changes02:34
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siretartwell, I agree02:35
siretartlet's go this way02:35
lucasany idea of when the syncs will start occuring ?02:36
siretartperhaps we can revisit this issue on netconf-devel02:36
siretartlucas: syncs have already started for a while02:36
lucasmmh, you sure of that ?02:36
siretartpretty sure02:36
lucasnone of the packages I monitor have been synced02:36
ajmitchlucas: source packages will be, if unmodified in ubuntu02:37
siretartlucas: check https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+queue02:37
siretartlucas: are you sure you didn't want to ask about 'merges' rather than 'syncs'?02:37
kelmosiretart: okay, thanks for your time and thought, I did not want to commit this change without at least some discussion02:39
siretartkelmo: you're right about that02:39
kelmosiretart: i think this weekend i'll push 0.5.4 to Kyle02:39
lucassiretart: sorry, my script was wrong :-)02:39
siretartkelmo: I will forward the issue to netconf-devel02:39
kelmosiretart: i expect madduck will jump all over wpa_action ;-)02:40
siretartkelmo: I've seen there are some more pretty dbus interfaces being developed for wpasupplicant :)02:40
kelmoyes02:40
kelmothere are02:40
ajmitchlucas: inexcusable :)02:40
kelmosiretart: this sort of communication system is what makes linux systems such a nice desktop when everything is supporting the nice features02:41
siretartkelmo: it is not that widly deployed, but sure it rocks.. hard02:42
siretartoha02:42
siretartso late, need to run now.02:43
siretartcu02:43
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ajmitchhub: ping03:01
hubpong03:02
hubwassup?03:02
ajmitchjust wondering why you put {lib,}gphoto2 on REVU?03:02
ajmitchif it's in sid as you said03:02
lucas1600 merges to do, in 20 days. that's 80/day, ouch !03:03
hubajmitch: it was not at that time03:03
hubajmitch: I archived it since03:03
ajmitchhm right03:03
ajmitchI misread the mail, sorry to bother you :)03:03
hubnp03:03
ajmitchit'll have to be merged/synced anyway03:04
hubyeah03:04
hubthe package work as is03:05
hubI apt-get sourced it and built03:05
ajmitchit's just whether some of the patches need to be carried forward or not03:05
ajmitchfor those corner cases you don't run into03:06
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bddebianHeya gang03:26
Hobbseehi bddebian03:26
bddebianHi Hobbsee03:27
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Hobbseebddebian: why are people such morons?  why's everyone on edge today?03:28
imbrandonheya bddebian03:28
bddebianHobbsee: Well I'm running on 3 hours sleep so..03:29
bddebianHeya imbrandon03:29
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Hobbseebddebian: not much here, except for swearing before being banned, and endless flamewars.03:29
zulflamewars where?03:32
imbrandonlol everywhere it seems today03:32
imbrandonwas one in here about gpl and ubuntu this morning03:33
imbrandon;)03:33
zulyeah saw the gpl one...that one was funny03:33
imbrandonHobbsee, everyone's on edgy becouse of the era of edgy eft ;)03:33
imbrandongawd that was bad03:34
Hobbseeurgh.03:34
imbrandon</ignore>03:34
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spaceyahh i missed that03:35
ajmitchimbrandon: that was particularly bad03:40
imbrandonajmitch yea i realized that after i hit <enter> /me gives up on the bad jokes for a while03:40
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imbrandonback after bit03:41
Hobbseeimbrandon: does that mean that finally someone else will get the dunce cap, instead of me/03:41
imbrandonhahaha Hobbsee yea i think i get it for that one03:41
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imbrandon;)03:41
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imbrandon.oO ( zZzZ )     night night03:42
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lucasis somebody here using nstx successfully ?03:50
MithrandirI used to03:50
Mithrandirit's total crack, though03:50
lucasI ran into several occurences of networks where nstx wouldn't work03:51
bddebianCrack?  Who has crack? :-)03:51
lucaswhile ozymandns (ssh over dns, simpler perl code) works03:51
lucasso I suspect problems with nstx03:51
Mithrandirthe code isn't very good03:51
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ajmitchHobbsee: you're not helpful...04:14
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Hobbseeheh04:14
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ajmitchmorning crimsun05:25
zulhey crimsun05:26
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GloubiboulgaTheMuso, are you around and not busy with a BoF?05:28
TheMusoGloubiboulga: Yes.05:28
GloubiboulgaTheMuso, lsr fails to build...05:28
TheMusohuh?05:28
TheMusoIn pbuilder?05:28
Gloubiboulgayes05:29
TheMusook I'm checking it now.05:29
Gloubiboulgathere's a buildlog on REVU05:29
TheMusooh ok/.05:29
GloubiboulgaIMO you should depend on autotools-dev and copy config.{gues,sub} in the directory05:29
TheMusoOh of course05:30
Gloubiboulgaand the debhelper version should be >= 5.0.005:30
TheMusoOh ok.05:30
_ionAFAIR cdbs does that automatically, btw.05:31
HobbseeGloubiboulga: we've gone up a versoin?05:31
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ajmitchHobbsee: have been for quite awhile05:31
Hobbseeoh ok, i thoguht we were still at 405:31
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TheMusoHow do you guys know these things re debhelper?05:32
TheMusoand standards?05:32
ajmitchwe follow debian05:32
HobbseeTheMuso: they know everything05:33
TheMusoajmitch: Is there a particular list to be on to find out these things?05:33
ajmitchTheMuso: it's our job to know & tell people when reviewing05:33
ajmitchif you want to follow debian, then perhaps debian-devel-announce05:34
TheMusoYeah I know, but I want to know so I don't have to re-adjust every time I upload a package for review.05:34
TheMusoOk thanks.05:34
ajmitchmainly just keeping in touch with what other people are doing & saying05:34
TheMusoRight.05:34
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fbondpackages for revu: should they have "edgy" in debian/changelog?07:20
HawkwindYes07:23
hubyes07:24
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fbondthanks07:25
fbondCurrently uploading midisport-firmware...07:25
fbondThis is firmware for USB midi controllers07:25
fbondthe license is a bit strange, and the firmware can only be distributed with the original source package07:25
fbondSo my package downloads the original source package at install time07:26
fbondand grabs the firmware from it07:26
fbondDoes this all sound reasonble?07:26
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dothebarthy.08:13
dothebarti've made debian build scripts for citadel.org.08:13
dothebartand it seems as /var/run/citadel gets wiped on reboot? does one need to register these?08:14
fbondI think your init scripts are supposed to create /var/run/* on boot08:15
dothebartwell... citadel utilizes inittab, so there are no init scripts...08:16
fbondum? no init scripts?08:18
fbondwhere exactly does it get launched from?08:18
_ionfbond: inittab, as he said.08:18
_ionHow unnice.08:18
fbondI was under the impression that only getty, etc. get launched there...08:19
dothebartwell... it respawns automaticaly that ways.08:19
fbondcan't programs like start-stop-daemon take care of that?08:20
_ionfbond: Nope.08:20
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fbondheh.08:21
_ionSorry, upstart.08:21
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fbondwell, wondering why a daemon dies prematurely except by bugs...08:21
fbonddoes it not make sense to replace the inittab stuff with an init script?08:22
dothebartyou're right, that is the only reason.08:22
fbondthat would help your cause ... just change it in your package, maybe?08:22
dothebartin some manner yes, as for example vserver and *bsd don't have them.08:22
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fbondI guess I'm shabby on my *nix history... Didn't realize daemons got launched directly from inittab.08:23
fbondAnyway, there must be a Debian policy on this.08:24
fbondI'm quite sure you will want to switch it over to init scripts.08:24
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dothebartwell... running pppd from inittab fixes many problems allso.08:25
fbondhm.  no experience with this.08:25
dothebartstuff like mysql or kannel fix that issue by wrapper scripts.08:25
fbondBut if it was a common thing to do, Debian would have an inittab.d directory08:25
fbondyes, that makes more sense to me08:25
dothebartyep. right.08:25
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cyphercan we package a higher version of a product and provide it ?08:34
zuldepends on the product08:34
dothebart/var/spool/citadel will not be purged on reboot?08:38
cypherzul people are free to package and put anything on universe or multiverse right ?08:40
zulpretty much yeah..08:42
zulwithin limits08:42
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fbonddothebart: /var/spool/* should not be purged.  /var/run/* is, because it's supposed to be related to currently running processes only.08:47
fbondIIUC08:47
dothebartyep. citadel just opens its unix domainsockets in /var/run08:48
dothebartthats pretty ok, but the dir should exist ;-)08:48
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bipolarhiya all08:49
bddebianHeya bipolar08:49
bipolarSo, I'm not the only one working on citadel packages?08:49
dothebartwell, i did a bit.08:49
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dothebartthe solution should be creating an init script, at least for citadel-server.08:50
dothebarti think webcit can continue going by inittab, because of it has just ports to open.08:51
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bipolarcool08:52
bipolarI think a webcit init script might be more uniform though.08:53
cypherthere is debian package kplayer available for download but when i searched packages.ubuntu.com, it is not showing up08:54
crimsunwhat is kplayer?08:54
linuxmonkeyyou mean KMPlayer?08:55
cyphercrimsun it is a video application based on mplayer.. seems to be very good from reading the description08:55
dothebartwell.... webcit happenes to crash sometimes. i think the init tab is a good surrounder for that.08:55
bipolarah...08:56
cypherlinuxmonkey no kmplayer is different08:56
dothebartif there is an error in the c-code.08:56
crimsuncypher: no, not afaik08:56
crimsuncypher: did you ask in #kubuntu{,devel}?08:56
dothebartthis does no harm in the primary way, as it is allmost stateless.08:56
cyphercrimsun no i have not yet asked08:57
cypherbut motu is the right channel right08:57
dothebartthe user just gets a blank page in that case.08:57
crimsuncypher: if you want to package it, yes, but it makes more sense to ask if it exists in #kubuntu{,devel} first08:58
dothebarti've seen that happen half a dozent times in the last year, but users keep on retriggering errors ;-)08:58
cyphercrimsun is there packages.kubuntu.com similar to packages.ubuntu.com ? ;)08:59
crimsunno.08:59
crimsunthere shouldn't be, either, since all the Ubuntu derivatives share the same archive.08:59
bipolardothebart: should I work on the debian packaging or the init script?08:59
dothebarthave a look at the citadel server init scripts.09:00
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raphinklet's sync&merge :)09:20
bddebianw000t09:20
raphinkhehe09:20
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raphinkin a row09:20
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raphinkhop09:23
raphinkhere's one09:23
bddebianraphink: Howd do you know that they aren't already going to be synced/merged?09:24
raphinkbddebian: the current version is an ubuntu one09:25
raphinkin this case, current version in edgy is 1.9.15.99+1.9.16alpha-1ubuntu1 for libchipcard209:25
raphinkthis means it has to be reviewed manually09:26
raphinkto check wether the ubuntu changes can be dropped or not09:26
raphinkand decide wether we need a sync or a merge09:26
raphinkin this case, the changes made in the ubuntu1 were done in Debian, too09:26
bddebianAye, but won't MoM do that for you?09:26
raphinkso I'm requesting a sync09:26
raphinkbddebian: MoM is not started yet09:26
bddebianI know09:26
imbrandonMoM ?09:27
raphinkbut I don't use MoM a lot anyway09:27
bddebianimbrandon: Merge-O-Matic09:27
raphinkI can analyze packages manually ;)09:27
imbrandonah09:27
raphinkit's not that hard to read changelogs and conclude09:27
bddebianraphink: Well enjoy :-)09:27
raphinkI want to upgrade kmymoney09:27
raphinkbut that means upgrading libaqbanking09:27
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raphinkwhich means upgrading libchipcard209:27
raphinkso i'm doing all these in a row09:27
bddebianAh09:28
raphinkjust built libchipcard2 in edgy09:28
raphinkbuilt fine09:28
raphinkso I'm gonna try to build libaqbanking with this new package09:28
raphink:)09:28
bddebianYeah, I had to play with that stuff and tried gnucash too in Breezy09:28
raphinklet's go :)09:29
raphinkhehe09:29
raphinkbuilding libaqbanking now :)09:29
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TheMusoGloubiboulga: Does the build log only apear on revu if it failed to build?09:55
GloubiboulgaTheMuso, no, but we have to manually start the build any time a new package is uploaded09:56
TheMusoOh ok.09:57
GloubiboulgaTheMuso, I start the build for your last upload09:58
TheMusoOk.09:58
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TheMusoHey jsgotangco. Are you in the conference room atm?10:02
jsgotangcoTheMuso: yeah its open =)10:03
TheMusohow many in there atm?10:03
jsgotangcoummm 610:03
TheMusoAh ok.10:03
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GloubiboulgaTheMuso, it's built10:03
jsgotangconothing much to do in this place10:03
jsgotangcoahh are you upstairs?10:03
TheMusoYep.10:04
TheMusoGloubiboulga: Yeah I know.10:04
TheMusoLooks like it built successfully.10:04
jsgotangcointernet in your room? thought it wasn't free10:04
TheMusoI asked clair about it on Sunday, and she said it was. Both tollef and I have been using it.10:05
jsgotangcoahhhh10:05
jsgotangcobut the cable is pretty short...10:05
TheMusoyep.10:05
TheMusoWell there is one that sits on the desk in our room.10:06
TheMusoSo we share it via wireless ad-hoc.10:06
jsgotangcohmmm actually elmo has a linksys router upstairs10:07
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TheMusoI am on level 1.10:08
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TheMusoConvince me to come down there and I will... :)10:12
jsgotangcohmmm10:15
chillywillyfun10:29
chillywillya complete dapper mirror with updates, backports, and security is only 12GB or so (without sources packages)10:30
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crimsunheh, some of us don't even have 1 GB free10:31
crimsunheck, I don't even have 200 MB free10:31
chillywilly26GB10:32
chillywillyI have 556GB free10:32
chillywilly:P10:32
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fbondHi11:03
fbondI am working on a package that requires an entry in /etc/services11:03
fbondwho should I speak to about this?11:04
azeemrequires?11:04
fbondwell11:04
azeemI thought /etc/services is rather informative11:04
cypherIANA governs it11:05
fbondIn any case.11:05
fbondIt would like an entry11:05
azeemI think it should get added upstream11:05
fbondIANA doesn't care about high ports, does she?11:05
cypherfbond, yes but there are higher ports registered11:05
fbondI see11:06
fbondMy package would like 1454111:06
fbondis it Debian policy that lines may not exist in /etc/services that are not IANA-sanctioned?11:07
cyphernot sure11:08
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jaldharfbond: I don't think so11:23
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