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theCorewhich version of gstreamer will be in Edgy? any plans yet?12:08
HiddenWolftheCore, probably the latest upstream stable version at that time12:13
theCoreah ok, it's what I was thinking12:15
theCoreHiddenWolf: thanks12:16
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Keybukmdz: https://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html12:22
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Keybuksiretart: ping12:40
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siretartKeybuk: pong12:59
Keybuksiretart: universe merges now up01:00
Keybukmdz: https://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html01:00
siretartKeybuk: w00t! :)01:01
siretartgn801:01
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ograwill edgy still have gcc-4.0 available in main ?01:02
Keybukogra: doubtful01:03
KeybukI think it's already in universe :p01:03
ograok01:03
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zulhey01:32
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Evaso2hi guys how could be debugged acpi s3 sleep mode that doesn't wake up on a fujitsu notebook for help ubuntu developping?02:22
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ogramdz, ping ? 03:22
mdzogra: pong03:22
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otavioogra: hi03:23
ogramdz, otavio is poking me about upstream status in ltsp and package versioning03:23
jsgotangcoeh? still awake?03:23
ograjsgotangco, i just megred gcompris ... uploading it takes ~2h ;)03:23
jsgotangcoyeah i saw the -changes list03:24
ograotavio, probably outline your idea to mdz ...03:24
mdzotavio: yes?03:24
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otaviomdz: current way that ltsp source is now allow us to unify the development between Debian and Ubuntu03:25
ograwhich happens on a bzr level anyway03:26
otaviomdz: I was asking ogra if we could upload to Debian and Ubuntu sync with Debian to get the versions since Ubuntu has a way to get it easily then us.03:26
otaviomdz: and then we can all work on same codebase03:26
ograwhich again happens on a bzr level anyway ...03:26
mdzotavio: it's a good idea to have a single mainline where we can all work03:26
otavioyes03:26
otaviomdz: that's what I want to have03:27
mdzotavio: where and when it gets uploaded to distributions should be a separate issue03:27
otaviomdz: since Debian doesn't allow different suite names in changes files might make our life easy03:27
mdzthe way this will work in the future is that the LTSP project will roll official tarballs and they will be packaged for Debian and Ubuntu independently03:27
mdzhowever, the migration to the new codebase is not complete yet03:28
otaviomdz: but currently the source is unique for both03:28
otaviomdz: there's few changes on it03:28
mdzso meanwhile, I suggest that ogra roll official tarballs for you03:28
otaviomdz: basically debian/control only03:28
ograotavio, thats because we didnt start feature development yet03:29
mdzthe packaging should be kept separate from the mainline03:29
ograotavio, after the merge phase is done there will be daily changes to the source03:29
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otavioogra: well but since all will be done in plugins, basically, we can follow it easier, no?03:29
mdzotavio: make sense?03:29
otaviomdz: so you mean that we both (Ubuntu and Debian) might use an "official" tarball as base and this to be the mainline?03:30
mdzotavio: yes.  soon that tarball will be used by other projects as well03:30
mdzand so we should have a separation between upstream development and packaging03:31
otaviomdz: so we both change to 0.XX-Y version format?03:31
ograotavio, i mailed pkg-ltsp-devel about it 03:31
mdzotavio: yes03:31
ograwith links to all the specs 03:31
otaviomdz: is ok to me03:31
otavioogra: I saw it03:31
ograincluding the tarball stuff :)03:31
mdzwe should start to migrate away from native packaging03:31
otavioogra: but then we both might start an upstream branch now03:32
ograotavio, no03:32
otavioogra: why?03:32
ograotavio, we both start distro branches03:32
mdzit causes unnecessary complications and isn't appropriate for a project which is used elsewhere03:32
ograand have an additional upstream branch we base on03:32
otaviowhere's the baes branch now?03:32
ograwhich also might contain gentoo or redhat stuff we both dont use03:32
otaviois it your devel?03:32
ograyep03:32
otavioogra: please, rename it :P03:33
otavioogra: make it clear :P03:33
otaviohehe03:33
ograok, no problem03:33
ogramane suggestions ? 03:33
ogra*name 03:33
otavioupstream?03:33
ografine ...03:33
otavioto make it very clear :P03:33
otavioand I, in Debian side, can make an upstream-fixes03:34
ograit will be "ltsp mainline" in launchpad anyway :)03:34
otavioso use mainline03:34
otavioso to people used in launchpad is clear03:34
ograyep03:35
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otaviowhere you'll make tarballs available?03:35
ograthats wh its not registered yet (i mentioned that in the mail as well)03:35
otaviohumm03:35
ograi think i'll start off on people.ubuntu.com/~ogra03:36
ograif we see everything works as expected it should move somewhere else03:36
ograhumm ?03:36
otaviowell, do it as soon as possible so I can add a watch file to get it in an automated way03:36
ograyep03:36
ograi have 13 packages on my merge list atm ... if i'm done with these and sbalneav is up to speed with bzr (we have a crash curse tomorrow) i'll make it work03:37
ogra*course03:38
otaviocrash course? what's it?03:38
ograan intorduction into bzr 03:38
mdzogra: just call it 'main' or 'mainline'03:38
otaviowill it be online and open? or will it be closed?03:38
ograwell, we had an intorduction already ... rather the advanced part :)03:38
ogramdz, mainline is fine03:39
otaviomdz: mainline looks better03:39
mdzfine03:39
mdzjust not upstream :-)03:39
ograotavio, he wanted to do it via teamspeak or some voice media ... we agreed to meet in #edubuntu ~13:00 UTC03:40
otavioogra: will the course be open?03:40
ograi guess we can also do it via irc03:40
mdzogra: have you invited someone from the bazaar team?03:40
ograotavio, well i dont think i'll teach anything you dont know already, but we can hold it in a public irc channel if sbalneav doesnt mind irc03:41
ogramdz, its about the basics ...03:41
mdzogra: please ask for someone to be there03:41
ograoki03:41
otavioogra: ah ok03:41
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otavioogra: i'm interested  to learn more about bzr :-D03:42
otavioogra: is always good to learn ;-)03:42
ograotavio, yeah, thats true :)03:42
bddebianHeya folks03:42
otavioogra: how the branch merging in launchpad side works? 03:43
otavioogra: how the fixes and other branches will be merged there?03:44
ograotavio, i guess i'm not the best to ask about that yet i didnt use the merge stuff there yet ... #launchapd will be able to tell you03:46
otavioogra: right03:47
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pittiGood morning07:39
Hobbseehi pitti 07:43
pittiHi Hobbsee 07:43
ajmitchhi pitti 07:44
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ajmitchheh07:44
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Hobbseeogra: ping?08:08
fabbionemorning08:11
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Hobbseehi fabbione :)08:11
fabbionehello there :)08:12
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nomedhi all09:37
nomedMithrandir, around09:37
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Mithrandirnomed: hi09:40
nomedhi Mithrandir 09:40
nomedi was reading the new specs for edgy09:40
nomedLiveCDStackedFileSystem09:40
nomedin particular09:41
nomedi ported my initramfs scripts to use casper a while ago ..09:41
nomedand they works nicely ..09:41
nomedfor dapper i needed to recompile the squashfs module09:42
nomedas there is a critical bug 09:42
nomedit doesn't support unified squashfs "layers" 09:42
nomedmainly i'd like to help if possible09:43
Mithrandirwe're going to use unionfs, so that should still just work.09:43
nomedhave you already some code ?09:43
nomedMithrandir, not if u use unionfs + squashfs from dapper09:43
infinityWhich we won't.09:43
infinitySince the spec is for edgy.09:43
nomedanyway .. this is edgy  stuff09:44
Mithrandirnomed: I've tested it and it worked fine for me, at least.09:44
nomedinfinity, yep09:44
nomedMithrandir, the issue appears randomly09:44
nomedit should be explained in squashfs log09:45
nomed(cvs)09:45
Mithrandirwell, if it's fixed it shouldn't be a problem, then09:45
infinityAnyhow, tell me more about this "squashfs layers" thing?  Is that part of the squashfs driver itself?09:45
nomedinfinity, yes09:46
infinityThat may be more stable than stacking 5 unionfses...09:46
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Mithrandirinfinity: we'd still need unionfs, though.  But yeah, we should investigate it.09:46
Mithrandirnomed: care to add relevant information to the end of the spec, preferably including a link to some page explaining layered squashfs-es sans unionfs?09:47
infinityMithrandir: Yeah, given our past experiences, one union sounds less scary to me than several, that's all. :)09:47
nomedinfinity, http://squashfs.cvs.sourceforge.net/squashfs/squashfs/kernel/fs/squashfs/09:49
nomedit seems fixed .. and i'm testing it .. 09:50
nomedMithrandir, anyway .. what i'd love to know is:09:50
nomedhow do u use the apt db file when u have n layers ?09:51
infinityThe layers have to be used in order.09:51
infinityWe aren't doing arbitrary mixing and matching.09:51
infinity(Not in this spec, anyway.. That will take way more thought and effort)09:52
nomedinfinity, k09:52
infinitySo, on the buildds, I'll build the base layer, then mount it and build the desktop layers on top, then mount those and build the live layers on top.09:52
nomedso i can continue playing with it :)09:52
infinityThen mount THOSE and do the langpack layer for the DVD.09:52
nomedinfinity, yep .. that's what i'm doing to ..09:53
nomedbut i split the apt db file in many pkge.status09:53
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Mithrandirthe dpkg db is more important than the apt lists.09:54
nomedMithrandir, yes .. i mean /var/lib/dpkg/status09:54
infinityI *think* we could pull some merge-avail tricks to mix arbitrary layers, so long as we're careful not have stuff in Layer 07 dpkg-diverting files from Layer 04 and such.09:56
infinityThat's where it would get really messy.09:56
infinity(merge-avail isn't meant to be used to merge status files, but it could be mangled a bit to do so, I'm sure)09:57
infinityAnyhow, unless someone has copious free time to hack on that, I think arbitrary mixing is out of scope for edgy, and shooting for pre-ordered stacked filesystems is sufficiently cool to keep us happy until edgy+1.09:58
Mithrandirinfinity: unless somebody gives me a load of well-tested, reviewed code which does arbitrary mixing, we won't do it, no.09:59
infinityMithrandir: I have a general idea about how I'd do it, but I doubt I have the time to do it in work hours or the motivation to do it in my spare time.10:00
nomedinfinity, Mithrandir i was using layers since breezy devel version10:00
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nomedi was using yuch + deliver .. something similiar to casper10:01
Mithrandirinfinity: dpkg is just one application which would be affected, though.  Think about some crazy people making exim.squashfs and postfix.squashfs.  Those'd need to conflict.  Joy!10:01
nomednow that casper exists .. and makes the job 10:01
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nomedi guess that's were i'd like to focus10:01
nomedso if u have a guideline .. i guess i could play with it10:02
infinityMithrandir: Well, that's easy enough to deal with, really.10:02
Mithrandirinfinity: "don't"?10:02
infinityMithrandir: It'd have to be a two-step process anyway, since you need to read into the squash to get the status files, before you overlay them (leaving only one visible)10:03
infinityMithrandir: So, in the process of reading into the status files to merge them, you evaluate conflicts and disallow mounting those two together.10:03
Mithrandiraiee.10:03
Mithrandirpainful.10:03
infinityI knew you'd like that.10:03
Mithrandirreimplement dpkg in shell.  Mmmm.10:04
Mithrandirthat'll be.. fast.10:04
infinityNah, this is the Killer Feature that will finally push someone to break out libdpkg. :)10:04
infinity(What are you doing on the weekend?)10:05
fabbionelol10:05
MithrandirCelebrating Karianne's birthday. :-P10:05
infinityWell, that does sound a bit more fun...10:06
sivangmorning everybody!10:07
Hobbseehi sivang 10:08
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sivanghi Hobbsee !10:08
lucassomebody has a script to file a "request sync" bug ?10:15
fabbionesivang: luckly you still have a computer.. and a gpg key10:17
Hobbseefabbione: whatever happened to your computer?10:19
sivangfabbione: my dear fabbione, what happend to your machina ?10:20
fabbioneHobbsee: to my computer? nothing..10:20
fabbionesivang: machina = car :) nothing yet...10:20
pittilucas: yes, I have10:20
fabbioneHobbsee: sivang has a long story about gpg keys.... ;)10:21
pittilucas: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/scripts/requestsync10:21
Hobbseefabbione: ahhh...right...10:21
pittilucas: it needs a local MTA, otherwise you have to change the smtp call to add a host name10:21
lucasthanks10:21
sivangfabbione: and the gpg key? :)10:21
infinitysivang: He's referring to YOU leaving your laptop and GPG key unprotected in Montreal.10:22
infinitysivang: Short memory? :)10:22
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fabbioneinfinity: so it seems :)10:22
sivanginfinity: nah, I recall that quite strongly. I don't think I will ever forget it :-) However, I did not create the association between what he said and this incident :p10:22
fabbioneinfinity: to be fair...10:23
fabbione"He's referring to YOU leaving your laptop and GPG key unprotected in Montreal" + and a bastard like him passing by10:23
infinityfabbione: A bastard?  You?  That seems unfai-- Wait, no, that's fair. :P10:24
fabbioneright.. bastard inside and outside :D10:24
Hobbseehaha10:25
ghee22anyone familiar with mono's read & write with ubuntu?  I'm getting a very strange compile error10:25
Hobbseesivang: um, stupid question, but you didnt leave the passphrase there as well did you?10:25
infinityHobbsee: "What's a passphrase?"10:25
fabbioneHobbsee: don't turn the knife in the wound... it hurt ;)10:25
pittiwarning to all: if you dist-upgrade edgy, make sure you do not upgrade sudo10:26
Hobbseeinfinity: oh holy sugar.10:26
sivangpitti: interesting :)10:26
Hobbseethat is shocking.10:26
fabbionepitti: hem.. halt.. is it ok if i have a root passwd?10:26
pittifabbione: yes10:26
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fabbioneok10:26
fabbionethanks10:26
Hobbseefabbione: sudo's broke, i believe10:26
pittifabbione: sudo is broken; I wanted to fix the merge today, but Scott uploaded the merge already10:26
fabbioneHobbsee: you may never know HOW broken it is10:27
Hobbseefabbione: that's why i havent dist-upgraded yet10:27
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Hobbseei'm not sure i want to10:27
sivangHobbsee: I did not leave the passphrase anywhere near. But I suspect it was not strong enough. In either way, fabbione did not find it out IIRC, but just leaving the machine unlocked with access to gpg --edit-keys is enough to let an attacker try and break it if it's not strong enough10:27
Hobbseesivang: ah.  ouch. true.10:28
StevenKHobbsee: hold sudo, then10:28
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fabbionesivang: hem.. well how did i add the "You are 0wn3d" comment in your key without a passphrase?10:28
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fabbionebrb10:29
Hobbseehehe - i think we scared him.10:29
sivangheh10:29
sivanganyway, back to productive things :-)10:29
jsgotangcolol10:30
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pittiinfinity: yay, Debian has gnutls13 and 12 doesn't build all packages any more. happy transition...10:43
infinitypitti: Does everything build against 13?  I recall talking to vorlon about it a month or two ago, and they weren't going to move on 13 until the archive was happy with it.l10:45
pittiinfinity: no idea10:45
pittiinfinity: I just saw the current merge diffs and wasn't quite happy10:45
pittiinfinity: in fact, Debian seems to have reverted the libtasn security fix10:46
pittiso we shouldn't touch our libtasn1-2 and gnutls12 packages for now10:46
infinitypitti: Joy.10:46
pitti(tasn broke the abi in the security fix, and gnutls12 needed a patch to cope with that)10:46
pittiI need to investigate this more closely, but my feeling is that we should just wait until Debian sorted that out10:47
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elmodpkg-divert: rename involves overwriting `/usr/bin/ldd' with different file `/usr/bin/ldd.amd64', not allowed11:05
elmoanyone seen that during a dapper amd64 upgrade?11:05
jameshyeah11:06
jameshI think I ended up manually renaming /usr/bin/ldd.amd64 to /usr/bin/ldd11:06
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jameshor deleting ldd.amd64 (whichever one was newer)11:07
elmojamesh: did you file a bug or was there already one?11:07
jameshelmo: I think there was already a bug open about it11:08
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dokonever seen that, dapper->edgy, or breezy->dapper upgrade11:08
elmogod why do we not sort distributions by popularity11:08
elmohttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/4829911:09
UbugtuMalone bug 48299 in ia32-libs "Upgrade from ia32-libs ubuntu17  to ubuntu19 fails" [High,Confirmed]  11:09
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elmodoko: anything I can usefully do while I still have the machine in this state?11:10
jameshelmo: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/45705 <- see infinity's comment11:13
UbugtuMalone bug 45705 in ia32-libs "Error in Dist-upgrade on Dapper" [Medium,Rejected]  11:13
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elmowhich is nice, except completely untrue11:14
elmothis machine is and always has been breezy only11:14
elmo(or at least <= breezy)11:14
elmoand always using released suites11:14
jameshseems that I deleted /usr/bin/ldd which let the thing upgrade11:14
dokoia32-libs tries to remove the diversion in the preinst: dpkg-divert --quiet --rename --divert /usr/bin/ldd.amd64 --package ia32-libs --remove /usr/bin/ldd11:16
dokoso how does the diversion look like?11:16
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elmodiversion of /usr/bin/ldd to /usr/bin/ldd.amd64 by ia32-libs11:21
elmojames@asuka:~$ dpkg -S /usr/bin/ldd11:21
elmodiversion by ia32-libs from: /usr/bin/ldd11:21
elmodiversion by ia32-libs to: /usr/bin/ldd.amd6411:21
pittiKeybuk: btw, what do the different colours mean on the merging status page?11:22
elmo-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 5158 Jul 21  2005 /usr/bin/ldd11:22
elmo-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 5972 May 21 18:22 /usr/bin/ldd.amd6411:22
Keybukpitti: package priority11:24
pittiah11:26
infinityelmo: Feh.  I couldn't reproduce it in a breezy chroot, doing breezy->dapper.  I'm positive the package IS still buggy, but I was fairly sure it wouldn't trip in that case.11:26
tsenginfinity: can you please kick muine on i386/ppc?11:27
infinityelmo: Err, wait.  You have a /usr/bin/ldd owned by nothing?  That's kinda special.11:27
tsenginfinity: or is that more automated now11:27
elmoand I am being particularly stupid, or what?   how is ldd not the diverted version?11:27
infinitytseng: I'll look at 'em.11:28
tsenginfinity: thanks.11:28
Keybukpitti: it seemed an arbitrary way to sort and break up the table ;)11:28
tsengamd64 says "chroot problem", I am asuming that is known11:28
elmoinfinity: oh, no it's "owned" by libc611:29
elmobut that's a lie AFAICT11:29
elmolibc6: /usr/bin/ldd11:29
elmobut the md5sum doesn't match the ldd of the nominally installed libc6 package11:29
infinityelmo: ldd.amd64 should, I suspect.11:29
TheMusoKeybuk: Are you aware that the grab-merge script doesn't work properly when attempting to unpack package sources with colons in their version number?11:30
elmoinfinity: ah, duh, right11:30
infinityelmo: Anyhow, I think this probably warrants a release to -updates with a more correct fix (I handed one to mdz pre-release, but he deemed it too intrusive)11:31
elmoinfinity: ok, so you know what the fix is?11:31
infinityelmo: If you can dump yout dpkg -l output to the bug log before you fix it manually (just delete /usr/bin/ldd, then continue the upgrade), that would be appreciated.11:31
infinitys/yout/your/11:31
KeybukTheMuso: yes11:32
infinitys/dpkg -l/dpkg -S/11:32
elmothe rejected bug or the new one?11:32
infinityelmo: Yeah, I know how to do it more correctly, but amunition in the form of a "me too" from you will help push the update in.11:32
infinityelmo: Whichever.  Reopen the rejected one and dupe the new onr against it, if you're feeling Maloney.  Otherwise, do whatever you want. :)11:32
TheMusoKeybuk: Ok.11:33
infinityAhh, good, I still have my proposed pre-release diff.11:35
infinityelmo: I'll push it in to updates before I go VAC, if I get approval.11:35
elmoinfinity: cool, thanks11:35
infinityelmo: Thanks for reminding me.  Outstanding bugs get flushed from my cache post-release.11:36
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sivanghi ogra 11:38
elmo"There are other bugs already marked as duplicates of Bug 48299. These bugs should be changed to be duplicates of another bug if you are certain you would like to perform this change."11:38
UbugtuMalone bug 48299 in ia32-libs "Upgrade from ia32-libs ubuntu17  to ubuntu19 fails" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4829911:38
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thomelmo: was that english?11:40
Hobbseehey ogra. ping?11:40
elmothom: launchpadese11:41
jsgotangcolol11:41
sivangheh11:42
infinityelmo: Yeah, Malone doesn't allow dupe chains, and I have NO idea why.11:43
Hobbseeinfinity: because dupe chains are evil?11:44
infinityHobbsee: Not inherently.11:44
infinityHobbsee: Assuming the UI can follow the chains, it's all the same to the end user.11:44
Hobbseeinfinity: that's true. 11:45
Hobbseei think.11:45
slomo_hrm, my /etc/sudoers was broken by the sudo upgrade yesterday =)11:47
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sivangslomo_: pitti noted to not upagrade sudo some time ago. If you have a root password it's also okay IIRC11:48
sivangslomo_: (that is , to hold it back)11:48
slomo_sivang: i don't have one... i'll boot from a livecd now and fix it ;) brb11:48
sivangslomo_: using edgy right ?11:49
thomslomo_: just boot in rescue mode11:49
slomo_thom: is this also possible without using the livecd? how?11:50
tsengslomo_: go to grub11:50
tsengslomo_: go to Your Kernel (Rescue Mode)11:50
tsengit will put you in single user11:50
tsengroot shell11:51
slomo_tseng: i use lilo because of xfs... hm, i wonder if i have an entry for that in lilo :)11:51
tsengoh..11:51
tsengoops11:51
tsengwell11:51
tsengcan you edit the kernel command line in lilo?11:51
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tsengat boot time11:51
StevenKYes.11:51
tsengso add "single" to the end11:51
slomo_ok, thanks11:51
slomo_brb11:51
Kamionwoo, working anastacia11:52
infinityDo I even want to look?11:52
infinityOh, that's not bad.11:53
tsengI cant figure out how to unstuff sudo11:53
infinityKamion: I suspect it'll get scarier if/when hppa catches up...11:53
Kamionnod11:53
Kamionany updated ETA for that?11:53
infinityI prodded jbailey, who's prodded upstream, who claims to have patches more or less ready, but we need some time to eyeball and run them through a test cycle.11:54
infinityIf I had to guess, I'd say we'd have glibc on hppa good to go in ~2 weeks.11:54
infinity(But Jeff's guess would be better than mine, since I'm not directly involved in Linux/PARISC upstream)11:55
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KamionThe way type-handling is being pulled into main is freaky.11:56
KamionApparently it Provides: linux ...11:56
infinityIt always has, though.. Hasn't it?11:56
infinityYeah, it has.11:57
Keybukis it not blacklisted?11:57
Kamionnop11:57
Kamionnope11:57
Keybukiirc. blacklisting was invented in germinate for type-handling11:57
Kamionthe version in dapper did provide linux though11:57
Keybukit kept showing up when I didn't want it to11:57
Kamion(breezy's didn't)11:57
Kamionnever been blacklisted as far as I'm aware11:57
elmoI should hack drescher's kernel to oops if it sees a file with a path of pool/main/t/type-handling11:58
pittiRiddell: ping11:58
Kamionas far as I can see germinate doesn't actually do anything useful with the blacklist other than reporting on it11:59
Kamioncould be I broke that although I don't remember doing so11:59
fabbioneelmo: LOL11:59
Kamion            if src in self.blacklist and src not in self.blacklisted:11:59
Kamion                self.blacklisted.append(src)11:59
infinityKamion: The more bizarre thing, though, is that germinate should prefer the real "linux" package over the virtual one, no?11:59
Hobbseepitti: FYI he's speaking somewhere or other? UKUUG?11:59
Kamionthat's the only bit that actually cares, and it doesn't stop the package being processed11:59
infinityKamion: Is it dropping "linux" because it's uninstallable?11:59
pittiHobbsee: ah11:59
infinityKamion: Cause that's an easy fix. :)12:00
Kamionoh, I suppose that could be12:00
Hobbseepitti: he said it was too bad if kde wasnt fixed by the time he left - that we couldnt have a fix :P12:00
mvoRiddell: does the kde screensaver has a similar command as xscreensaver-command ? I need a way to stop it12:00
Hobbseemvo: see my note to pitti 12:01
Hobbseemvo: if you tell me what the xscreensaver-command is , i can check it for you12:01
mvoHobbsee: xscreensaver-command is a way to tell the screensaver what to do. there is e.g. -exit to stop it or -activate to make it active12:02
mvoI wonder if something like this is available for kde screensaver as well12:02
Hobbseemvo: i'm not sure, nto found one, but havent looked.  screensaver fixing is on my to do list, if i can understand the stuff.12:03
Hobbseemvo: ogra's the man for screensavers i'm told12:03
mvoHobbsee: well, he is the man, but not for kde :)12:03
Hobbseemvo: true12:04
Mithrandirinfinity: if I give you a file which should be passed to mksquashfs -sort, can you fix that for me?12:04
infinityKamion: Hrm, no, "linux" appears to be installable in my edgy chroot...12:04
Hobbseemvo: dont think you'll find kde experts at teh moment :P12:04
infinityMithrandir: You're just going to give me a static file for now?12:04
Hobbseecome on...build you stupid thing!  i have to go out!12:04
infinityMithrandir: I guess that's saner than attempting to do something dynamic.12:04
Hobbseeah ha!12:04
infinityMithrandir: Yeah, if you give it to me, I can add it to the livefs mojo.12:04
infinityMithrandir: Though you may as well TODO it and poke me on the 10th, since I don't intend to make the livefses build until I get back anyway.12:05
Hobbseegood, it built12:05
Hobbseebye all!12:05
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Mithrandirinfinity: ok, sure.12:05
Mithrandirinfinity: it needs to be a static list.  I can generate it easily enough, but one does need to boot a live cd to make it.12:06
Hobbseemvo: good luck, it's pretty quiet there12:06
Kamion? Unknown supported package: linux-restricted-modules-38612:07
KamionI have a feeling it's forgotten about restricted somehow12:07
KamionI think I'll just ignore it for a bit and hope it goes away12:09
Kamionalso I'm going to exclude hppa from anastacia until it catches up12:10
infinityThat might make hppa require manual bootstrapping to catch up...12:10
Kamionit will do anyway, I suspect12:10
KamionI've done removal passes on things that may have affected hppa12:10
infinityIf you start demoting stuff now, based on "nothing depends on it anymore", then build-deps will be uninstallable.12:10
infinityOh, meh.  Fair enough.12:10
KamionI wasn't planning to demote much stuff yet though12:10
Kamionjust promote12:11
infinityI'm prepared to do some hackery.12:11
Kamionwe can make edgy less fat later; now it just needs to work12:11
infinityWorst case, I'll need to build against dapper for a bit.12:11
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infinityPoor little hppa.12:11
Fujitsu:(12:12
slomoinfinity: will you give-back all the stuff that failed on amd64 yesterday because of chroot error?12:12
infinityslomo: Yes.12:12
infinityslomo: I'm doing a mass give-bakc later today, just for kicks, after elmo's done upgrading the buildds to dapper.12:12
infinity(which is what cause some amd64 builds to have a conniption fit)12:12
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=== pitti uploads vim 7.0 and is impressed by the list of new features
TheMusoMithrandir: At what stage in ubiquity do the casper ubiquity hooks get executed? I am assuming that the majority, if not all the system has been installed?12:35
fabbioneisn't it up already?12:35
fabbioneii  vim            7.0-017+8ubunt Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor12:36
MithrandirTheMuso: at the end, when it's been copied and all12:36
TheMusoOk.12:36
slomopitti: i already merged it yesterday evening12:37
slomopitti: sorry :(12:37
TheMusoThe hook script for accessibility would be almost a complete copy, except for removing some bits, and changing others.12:37
TheMusoThe only thing I am unsure of, is how we would get the username of the created user during the install, so we can set the gconf values for that user.12:38
pittislomo: erm? oh12:39
TheMusoIs such information retrievable from a file or a variable somewhere?12:39
pittislomo: d'oh, this costed me 1.5 hours -- I should have read -changes before12:39
pittislomo: I did a lot of diff cleanp12:39
pittislomo: I'll grab yours and compare12:40
slomopitti: i merged our changes by hand into the debian package and cleaned up too... but it took me 0.5 hours longer than you ;)12:40
pittibah, we should really return to bugs for merges12:40
fabbionepitti: you can merge X if you want to be the c00l k1d :)12:41
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Kamionfabbione: did you happen to keep the partman log anywhere corresponding to the fix you did in parted 1.6.25.1-1ubuntu1?12:42
Kamionor file a bug or anything?12:42
fabbioneKamion: let me check12:42
KamionTheMuso: db_get passwd/username12:42
Kamionassuming you've done '. /usr/share/debconf/confmodule' somewhere above12:43
Kamionfabbione: s/fix/workaround/ - I'd like to ditch that patch and do it properly in parted_server12:43
TheMusoKamion: Ah thanks. So I guess I should source debconf as well?12:43
KamionTheMuso: yes12:43
TheMusoYeah thought so.12:43
TheMusothanks12:43
fabbioneKamion: oh the fix is 3 lines..12:44
fabbioneworkaround i mean12:44
Kamionfabbione: you said that it fails "while writing a new label", but as far as I can see that check is only performed when reading an existing label12:44
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KamionI know the workaround is small, but I want to ditch it12:45
Kamionit's the one remaining delta versus Debian - they incorporated your RAID patch12:45
Kamionand since it should be fixable in partman, given a log ...12:45
fabbioneok it's kind of tricky12:45
fabbionelibparted does read if the existing label is valid before writing the new one12:46
Kamionnah, it's just exception handling, partman does that already all over the place12:46
fabbionenah the underlaying is tricky :)12:46
fabbioneso what libparted does is read:12:46
fabbioneif valid label compare it with the one we are writing -> (where it fails)12:46
fabbioneand other cases..12:46
fabbioneno valid lable -> just write12:47
fabbioneso yes you can ditch the workaround and propagate the error up in the stack12:47
Kamionare you absolutely sure that that is in libparted? 'cos I'm looking at ped_disk_new_fresh etc. right now and can't see any such thing12:47
fabbione+++ parted-1.6.25.1/libparted/disk_sun.c        2006-02-28 10:17:29.000000000 +010012:47
fabbionethis is where the patch/workaround is12:48
Kamionyes, I know12:48
fabbioneyes12:48
Kamionthat code is only called when reading an existing label, and is not called when writing a new label12:48
fabbioneKamion: yes and read above...12:48
fabbionethe code does first read12:48
KamionI did read, and it does not match the code12:48
fabbionecompare to what we want to write12:48
Kamionwhich is why I asked if you were sure that that was in libparted as opposed to say parted_server or somewhere else in partman12:48
fabbionelet me recheck it12:49
fabbioneKamion: the check is right there12:49
fabbione        if (PED_BE16_TO_CPU(label->nsect) != dev->bios_geom.sectors ||12:49
fabbione            PED_BE16_TO_CPU(label->ntrks) != dev->bios_geom.heads) {12:49
fabbionein libparted12:49
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fabbioneif we trigger that condition, libparted sends an error to whatever is up in the stack12:50
KamionI see that code12:50
fabbioneright12:50
Kamionit is in _check_geometry_sanity, which is called from sun_read12:50
fabbionei don't remember what's up in the stack..12:50
Kamionsun_read is ONLY called when reading an EXISTING label12:50
Kamionit is NOT called when writing a NEW label12:50
fabbionewell the error was happening when writing12:50
Kamionwhich is why I'm asking if you have a log12:51
Kamionbecause the partman log should help me actually fix this12:51
fabbioneno i don't have a log handy12:51
fabbionei can make one12:51
Kamiondo you still have a machine where the problem can be reproduced?12:51
Kamionok12:51
fabbionei think i can reproduce it12:51
Kamionthanks, that would be very helpful12:51
fabbioneok12:51
fabbionebut i remember 2 things for sure12:51
Kamionpresumably with dapper you'd need to rebuild parted to switch off that workaround though12:51
fabbioneyeah 12:52
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fabbionei remember how i did test it12:52
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KamionI believe you that it happens while writing a new label, but I want to know where in the stack it's failing, because as far as I can see it's not while *libparted* is writing the new label12:52
Kamionso something in partman is doing the check, and I need to know what12:52
fabbioneKamion: libparted sends the error to $something (parted_server??) -> $something doesn't understand the exception -> UI doesn't know what to show12:52
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fabbioneKamion: yeps.. i will get you the logs12:53
fabbionethat's what i remember and i am just telling you...12:53
Kamionthe question is what is calling the function in libparted that generates the exception12:53
fabbioneno need to bang your head on a wall12:53
KamionI know how libparted->partman exception handling works, there's no need to explain it :)12:53
fabbionein this case it doesn't because partman doesn't understand this exception12:53
fabbioneor at least not in full12:54
Kamionindeed12:54
fabbionebut i will get you the log and everybody will be happy12:54
Kamionthat's what I want to fix12:54
fabbioneperfect12:54
Kamionsince your changelog indicated that it should be fixed once we were out of deep freeze12:54
Kamionso I hear and obey :)12:55
fabbioneyes and you are right :)12:55
fabbionedavem was just considering a full rewrite of libparted12:55
fabbionefor sparc at least12:55
fabbionesince "sucks" can't describe it in full12:55
mjg59libparted needs "fixing" for Apples12:56
fabbioneKamion: how urgent is this thing?12:57
KeybukI've often wondered whether Intel's new name for the Pentium was influenced by Apple12:57
Kamionmjg59: isn't that just the HFS+ journal byte-swapping business?12:57
Kamionfabbione: not very, just not to be forgotten12:57
KamionI may be able to zen it12:57
Keybuk"Apple Core" is just too perfect to be a coincidence12:57
TreenaksKeybuk: if that's true, the 'iTanium' was meant for apple too ;)12:57
fabbioneKamion: ok, i have my machine busy today to test a gcc fix that should allow doko to unleash ssp in edgy. i will try to get to it sometimes tomorrow12:58
Kamionfabbione: oh, cool, thanks12:58
fabbioneKamion: also because i need to powerup the SAN to get to the solaris partition layout that trigger the problem12:58
Kamionfabbione: I'll sync parted and deal with the ABI change uploads following that then12:58
fabbioneKamion: ok perfect12:58
sivangKeybuk: what is Apple Core?12:59
Treenakssivang: the thing that's in the middle, the part that most people don't eat.. with the seeds in it12:59
sivangheheh12:59
sivangTreenaks: better not eat the seeds, their full of Cyanid, and frequent dosage of those can cause raspatory blocks01:00
mjg59Kamion: That, plus it needs to sync MBR and GPT partition tables01:00
mjg59(Which breaks the GPT spec)01:00
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Kamionfabbione: filed bug 51289 about this and targeted it to edgy since it'd be a regression otherwise01:23
Kamionfabbione: if you could attach your log to that once you have it, that'd be perfect01:23
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infinitypitti: Is there an ETA on that "sudo that doesn't suck" upload?01:55
infinitypitti: (Not that I care, I'm still running dapper, but others seem to care more)01:56
pittiinfinity: I'm on it, but it's a fairly tricky one. I'm currently in the depths of yacc code and processing to find out what goes wrong01:58
pittiinfinity: expect a fix by the meeting01:58
infinitypitti: Thanks, dude.02:03
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sivangbah, deptch of yacc..02:08
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pittiyay, it works now02:10
pittihi ivoks 02:10
jsgotangcohey02:11
ivokshi all02:11
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ivokswhat works? :)02:11
pittiivoks: sudo02:11
ivoksoh...02:11
ajmitchpitti: yay! :)02:12
FujitsuHow long until it's uploaded?02:12
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ivoksit didn't work before? :)02:12
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Fujitsuivoks, not in edgy, no.02:12
ivoksah, /me is too busy with exams on faculty, so i didn't upgrade edgy for couple of days02:13
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zulhey02:16
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pygiivoks, morning :)02:20
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fabbioneKamion: ok thanks02:31
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ivokspitti: what's with hplip in dapper?02:31
pittiivoks: -v please02:32
ivokspitti: well, hplip in dapper was release almost a year ago02:32
ivokspitti: there were newer version, but we didn't include them02:33
Keybukdo you mean "why hasn't hplip in dapper been updated?"02:33
ivoksyes02:33
Keybukhttp://merges.ubuntu.com/h/hplip/REPORT02:33
ivoksthanks02:33
Keybuk^ Feel free to grab the files there and do the merge for somebody02:33
ivokswill do02:38
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StevenKKeybuk: How often does MoM peer at the archive? IE: will it notice the stack of syncs and dump them out of the list?02:39
KeybukStevenK: yes.02:41
Keybukit peers at the archive whenever I run it :p02:41
Keybukif there is no "merge" for a package (which is true if it is syncd) then it cleans up the merge directory so it doesn't appear in the list anymore02:42
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StevenKKeybuk: How long does it take to run?02:42
KeybukI don't know yet02:42
KeybukI've not done a "pulse run" yet02:42
Keybukit takes about 6 hours to do a rebuild run02:43
StevenKAh. You've only the "ohmigod it hurts" first run?02:43
KeybukI've done a first run, and a couple of "redo everything again" runs02:43
StevenKMoM is all Python?02:43
tsengmom was just rewriten02:44
Keybukyes02:44
StevenKI know that.02:44
KeybukI've been thinking what to call it02:44
Keybukthere's a lot of jokes available with the term "new mom"02:44
Keybuk"she loves you just as much as your old mom"02:45
StevenKHeh02:45
StevenKKeybuk: Well, you can't call it Britney. :-P02:45
tsengis there a Stepahie?02:45
KeybukI haven't been able to backronym "step-mom" yet02:45
StevenKKeybuk: Julia02:46
tsengwe could buy a book of "names for baby girls" to name new infra projects02:46
Keybuktseng: we've been abandoning that02:46
StevenKAwwww.02:46
StevenKelmo stopped loving girl celebs?02:46
Keybukamusingly, the first set of "new mom" tools had boys names just as a rebellion against the katie suite02:46
tsengoh, they are celebs?02:46
StevenKKeybuk: Please tell me one of them wasn't called justin or kevin?02:46
_ionjustin time02:47
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_ioni.e. almost late02:47
KeybukStevenK: one was called justin, yes02:47
StevenKEek02:47
KeybukI got bored with that though, because I forgot what each one did when there were just three of them02:47
StevenKHah02:47
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pittiKeybuk: can I please have http://patches.ubuntu.com/patches back?02:48
Keybukpitti: where did it go?02:48
pittiI don't know :)02:48
Keybukmerge@casey:/srv/patches.ubuntu.com/published$ cat .htaccess02:48
Keybuk# Patches manually attached to the BTS02:48
KeybukRedirect /patches/ http://people.ubuntu.com/patches/02:48
Keybukhmm02:48
Keybukoh, I know02:49
Keybuknope, that didn't work either02:49
Keybukbet someone disabled redirects02:49
StevenKKeybuk: RewriteEngine On? :-)02:50
KeybukStevenK: no idea, it worked the other day02:50
infinityYou don't need mod_rewrite for Redirect{,Match}02:50
StevenKNot sure if that even works in .htaccess02:50
Keybukone of the admins must have been fiddling02:50
infinityIf the FileInfo override has been disabled in that directory, it won't work.02:51
infinityOr if mod_alias is disabled (seems unlikely)02:51
mvoiwj: here? I'm pondering about your comment in AlwaysEnableUniverseMultiverse about making apt-get show something about the unsupported nature of the install02:52
infinityAnyhow, better to have the Redirect in the vhost config anyway, not in .htaccess, so I'd just RT it and ask elmo to put it in the Right Place.02:52
Keybukinfinity: mod_alias has been disabled02:52
infinityKeybuk: Oh, hah.02:52
infinityKeybuk: A great argument for asking elmo to put it in the vhost conf for you, since apachectl will SCREAM if you start with an unsupported directive in the conf. :)02:53
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=== Kamion notes that soyuz doesn't have katie's check for "Changed-By field mentions YOUR MOM"
StevenKHeh03:02
Kamionwho uploaded the cyrus21-imapd merge?03:02
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Keybuk\o/  my VoIP hard-phone arrived03:04
mjrSIP?03:05
Keybukaye03:05
infinitysignature from "Martin Pitt <martin@piware.de>03:05
mjrgood on you03:05
infinityTsk, tsk.03:05
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infinitypitti: Naughty.03:06
pittiinfinity: ?03:06
=== StevenK peddles faster so that xemacs21 can build faster.
ograpitti, you pretend to be our mom03:06
Keybukand this is now the second device I've got where the presentation of the power supply is a USB-2 plug03:07
ograpitti, Von: Ongoing Merge Process <mom@ubuntu.com>03:07
ograBetreff: Accepted cyrus21-imapd 2.1.18-3ubuntu1 (source)03:07
pittiooh, that03:07
Keybukmaybe, at last, we're starting to see a standard connector?  (hopes)03:07
pittiyes, sorry for that03:07
StevenKKeybuk: Nah!03:07
ograpitti, nah, i'm always happy to get mail from mommy ;)03:08
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tsengI wish that also, but as it is a forward03:09
tsengbased on the primary field03:09
tsengtricky problem.03:09
StevenKOh crap, I haven't prelink'd ooo on this machine.03:12
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TheMusoKeybuk: Is there a reason Mom doesn't use packages from dapper-updates?03:19
Keybukbecause those packages are not in edgy03:20
Keybukthis should hopefully force people to realise that uploads to dapper-updates _do_not_affect_edgy_03:20
TheMusohmm ok03:21
TheMusoI knew that re dapper-updates packages not effecting edgy.03:21
G0SUBjsgotangco: hello!03:21
TheMusoI ask because I patched a package in universe for dapper-updates, and noticed that those changes weren't included in the merge files.03:22
jsgotangcoG0SUB: hey dude03:22
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G0SUBjsgotangco: how are you?03:22
G0SUBjsgotangco: can I PM you?03:22
jsgotangcoG0SUB: go ahead03:22
iwjmvo: Hi.03:26
iwj(sorry, I was eating)03:26
iwjmvo: You mean my comment about command-line users ?03:27
mvoiwj: yeah, I'm pondering how to do it without permanently annoying them with a nag-line like "the following packages are unsupport, do you want to continue"03:28
ajmitchmvo: <blink> tags :)03:28
iwjYou could treat it like the dependency resolution prompt perhaps ?03:28
iwjIe, mention it as   The following UNSUPPORTED packages    or some such and then say [Y/n] .03:29
iwjBut I'm not sure how easy that would be to do.03:29
mvocoding it shouldn't be hard, I guess that is the way to go03:29
iwjOr you could ask a question on the first run of commandline apt-get.03:29
KeybukTheMuso: the easiest way to get them included would be to patch the edgy package as well03:30
Keybukinterestingly, new-mom is sufficiently generic that I could do a dapper-updates/edgy merge <g>03:30
Keybukit might be a fun attempt03:30
TheMusoKeybuk: thats what I am going to do. Was just wondering.03:31
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StevenKCan some kind soul remove my aborted upload attempt of xemacs21?03:40
infinityNo need to remove it.03:42
infinityIf you uploaded an incomplete upload it'll just fail and carry on.03:42
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sivangmdz: thanks for setting my specs back to reivew, I confused and set them to pending approval..03:46
sivangmdz: (to request more review)03:47
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Hobbseeinfinity: a life?  what's that crazy thing you speak of?  :P04:00
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MithrandirHobbsee: it's pink with blue spots.04:01
Mithrandirmoves quite quickly and is hard to catch04:01
ajmitchah04:01
HobbseeMithrandir: ah right04:01
ajmitchsounds rather elusive04:01
=== ajmitch had better get a bit of stuff cleaned up this week & next
=== Hobbsee pokes ajmitch into doing some merging.
ajmitchHobbsee: none of that, thanks04:03
Hobbseeno?04:04
Hobbseeajmitch: who'd that get assigned to instead?04:04
ajmitchno04:04
ajmitchthe other MOTUs handle all the merging04:04
Hobbseeah, right, so you just sit and be lazy, or boss them around, fixing REVU at times when it breaks.04:04
ajmitchexcept for stuff I care about, need, or have time for :)04:04
ajmitchno, I do coding & other packaging04:05
ajmitchstuff that's not uploaded yet04:05
Hobbseeright04:05
pittiKeybuk: do you expect any problems if dash gets the default for < breezy dist-upgrades? it's working fine here for ages04:09
Keybukhow do you mean?04:12
Keybuk(discuss after)04:12
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pittiKeybuk: since mdz seemed to worry about getting that change on upgrades04:18
KeybukI thought mdz was oppositely worried; in that people with dash already installed _wouldn't_ get the /bin/sh change?04:18
mdzKeybuk: correct04:19
pittioh, ok; well that would break even less...04:19
mdz(meaning it will get less testing)04:19
mdzthe sorts of people who are running edgy probably already had it installed04:19
Keybukright ... it needs me to get out "Debconf for Dummies" and change the value of the existing default :)04:19
Keybukdo I anticipate any problems with it being /bin/sh in general?  no, because almost everyone I spoke to had already done it themselves anyway :p04:20
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MithrandirKeybuk: DfD, aka debconf-devel(7) :-P04:21
Keybukand Nokia have provided hundreds, if not more, patches to Debian04:21
KeybukMithrandir: Kamion was amazed that, in all my years in Debian, I'd managed to completely avoid touching debconf :p04:21
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pittiKeybuk: I did some debconf hacking (including db_set), feel free to ping me for questions04:22
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Kamionthere's no way to tell whether it's been explicitly set04:22
Kamionhowever, if you do, make sure it's in an upgrade clause guarded by dpkg --compare-versions04:22
KeybukKamion: that was the reason I didn't change it ... I didn't realise we'd ever shipped dash ourselves04:23
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KamionBenC: re libata-for-all-ata-disks, I'd very much like partman-target to use uuids before you go ahead with the kernel change04:29
Kamionotherwise the upgrade is more complicated04:29
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BenCKamion: ok, so upgrade needs base-files, boot loaders, and partman?04:31
Kamionright04:32
Kamioner04:32
Kamionfresh install needs partman04:32
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Kamionbut don't want to do the upgrade handling until fresh installs are right, otherwise there's no sane version to pick to key the upgrade off04:32
KamionKeybuk: ^--04:32
Keybukright04:33
Keybukwe'll keep them blacklisted until the migration stuff is in place04:33
BenCyeah, atleast then ppl can manually enable them for testing04:35
BenCand I might actually send out an email requesting that, see if we can spot some problems in advance04:35
BenCKeybuk: I am going to send a list of libpata modules I am enabling, and each one will show the matching IDE module04:36
BenCso you can create the blacklist like:04:36
BenCblacklist pata-foo04:37
BenC# blacklist ide-foo04:37
BenCor similar04:37
Keybukindeed04:37
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Keybukreal    34m44.593s04:40
Keybukhmm04:40
Keybukthat's encouraging04:40
Keybukwe could run mom every hour :p04:40
pittiKeybuk: running it more than once a day would indeed be helpful, given the current merge pace04:41
KeybukI've set it to every 6 hours at the moment04:42
pittiyay04:42
KeybukI'm completely unconvinced cron is running on casey though <g>04:42
pittiogra: oh, dhcp3 is currently on my merge list; if you want to merge it, I'll ignore it04:45
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ograpitti, as you like just dont forget to supress next-server :)04:47
infinityARGH.04:49
infinityWho merged cpio?04:49
Hobbseeinfinity: whoever did broke it, and that's why visudo is also failing.04:50
infinityOh, wait, that's not a merge, it's a sync.04:51
infinityAwesome.04:51
Kamion"cpio" != "sudo"04:51
infinitycpio broke my chroots.  All of them.04:51
infinityI'm so thrilled.04:51
Kamionhow did cpio break visudo?04:52
HobbseeKamion: according to the build logs, that's what it failed on, from what i can see04:52
pittiogra: no idea what's that about04:52
KamionHobbsee: oh that'll just be breaking everything, not sudo in particular04:52
infinityKeybuk: Please merge cpio/2.6-15 ASAP, I may need to manually bootstrap it.04:52
HobbseeKamion: ah great - that's the only one that i was looking out for :P04:52
ograpitti, debian forces usage of the next-server option, we patched that out because it breaks existing ltsp setups04:53
Kamioninfinity: I'll do netcfg, although you have the touched-it-last bit04:53
KamionI have it in bzr and stuff04:54
pittiogra: since I did a fair bit of hacking in DHCP, I propose that I do the initial merge and then give you the package for testing and polishing04:54
pittiogra: (that said, I'd be happy if you did the merge yourself, I just stick to the default assignee in the merge list :) )04:54
infinityKeybuk: s/merge/sync/04:55
ograpitti, fine with me, just make sure to not upload something with next-server in it, it resulted inn a ton of howtos in dapper i still have to fight04:55
pittiheh, ok :)04:56
Keybukinfinity: *confused*04:57
Keybukthere is no sync?04:57
infinityKeybuk: incoming, perhaps.04:57
Keybukwill look04:58
infinityYeah, it's in incoming.04:58
infinity-14 has a broken preinst.04:58
infinityI'm going to work around it in the chroot tarballs so the world stops breaking.04:58
infinityBut we need that sync to not break everyone else.04:58
Keybukinfinity: I think that _may_ have just made the publisher run05:03
pittibtw, archive admins: thanks for the fast responses to sync bugs!05:05
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tsengpitti: yes seriously05:06
tsengthey are rocking05:06
tsengKamion rocks on NEW also05:06
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=== ajmitch should file his syncs now while he has a chance
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pittiajmitch: you know the requestsync script, right?05:12
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ajmitchpitti: yep05:13
ajmitchpitti: I need to check which ones need the sync first05:13
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bddebianHeya05:16
infinityOkay, buildd chroots rescued, mass-give-back pending the next queuebuilder run at :5005:17
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zulhey fabbione 05:19
fabbionehey zulligno05:19
infinityAnd that's my last good deed for the day.05:19
infinity'Night, folks.05:19
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Hobbseenight infinity.  thanks for fixing the world.05:20
sivanginfinity: night dude05:20
bddebiangnight infinity05:20
arielenrico?05:21
fabbioneinfinity: night dude05:21
fabbioneyeahhh gcc is building the binaries05:22
fabbionedoko: do you want a debdiff?05:22
infinityfabbione: Going to upload it in time for the next publisher run, so it has a hope of finishing by the time I wake up? :)05:23
fabbioneinfinity: as soon as i have the debs i need to fire up glibc05:23
fabbionei assume in one hour or so 05:23
fabbioneinfinity: it should be done by the time you wake up hopefully05:24
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enricoariel: yes05:25
enricoariel: at your service05:25
arielenrico: you were looking for some help with scheme / festival05:25
enricoariel: yes.  Most of it I think i solved05:25
enricoariel: although, I could use some review05:25
arielyes I just saw your last email05:25
ariel:>05:25
enricoariel: :)05:26
enricook05:26
arielanyway, if in the future you need some scheme help ping me05:26
enricoariel: sure.  But at least, do you think that my patch makes sense, festival-wise?  That is, did I add the element with the right name and in the right position?05:27
enrico(btw, thanks!)05:27
sivangyo enrico !05:27
enricosivang: hi05:27
arielenrico: maybe you should put coding befor description05:28
enricoariel: I fear breaking things if I append.  gnome-speech was reading things positionally instead of by name05:29
arielwell yes you ar right05:29
arielin an ideal word something like current-voice should be an object or an structure05:30
enricowell... we're far from an ideal world there05:31
arielI can't understand why they SIOD as their scheme interpreter05:31
enricoariel: maybe it just happened to be handy05:32
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arielenrico: and Iam a guile guy so...05:32
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KamionKeybuk: would you expect /dev/cciss/* devices to have a 'device' symlink in /sys/block/?05:35
enricoariel: first LISP I've written is for this festival incident05:35
arielenrico: :) welcome to this lisp world!05:35
sivangquestion to the review team: should I nag you so my spec will get reviewed , or just sit quitely wait for the status to change on LP? :)05:36
dokofabbione: just email it please05:42
bddebianIs there a sane way to make a cdbs package build everything in debian/tmp/foo and then parse out after the fact?05:43
fabbionedoko: yeps.. almost done05:43
fabbionedoko: glibc is building right now.05:43
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=== bddebian feels the love as usual
CarlFKnice timing - this just in from a mail list: "I also second Carl's comments about Ubuntu as an organization. Lots of warm fuzzies there. "  05:50
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Kamionbddebian: I'm afraid I can't work out what you mean, much less answer it. "parse out after the fact"?05:51
Kamionalso, a whole six minutes, oh no05:51
bddebian:)05:51
bddebianAs near as I can tell scilab-3.0 uses DEB_MAKE_INSTALL_TARGET := install DESTDIR=`pwd`/debian/tmp/usr  to "build" in debian/tmp.  Then in the .install files for the three binary packages they split out the files into the appropriate dirs05:53
bddebianFor scilab-4.0, using a very similar rules file it doesn't not work05:53
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Kamiontry building with DH_VERBOSE=1 to see what debhelper is doing under the covers05:54
bddebianOf course I'm not sure I understand why this is three binary packages anyway but that's a different issue :-)05:54
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Kamionand dig down further than "doesn't work" - find out where files are going, whether they're not getting installed correctly into debian/tmp or whether they're not getting copied out of there properly, at minimum05:55
Hobbsee05:55
Hobbseecrud, sorry, this irssi on the live cd is weird!05:55
bddebianKamion: They are going to debian/$package/foo but it's not all there05:55
Hobbsee05:56
Hobbseeargh!05:56
desrt05:56
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Kamionbddebian: then start with the package's Makefile05:56
Hobbseesomeone help!  how do you switch windows on irssi?  this thing is weird and bizarre and the normal shortcuts arent working!05:56
KamionDESTDIR support sometimes has to be hacked in05:56
KamionHobbsee: Escape <window number>05:57
Kamionor /window <number>05:57
infinityHobbsee: Alt-#, Esc-#, or /win #05:57
HobbseeKamion: infinity: thanks so much!  i kept trying alt, as that's the version that works in konsole05:57
Hobbseewould have asked in a more appropriate place, but i couldnt switch windows :P05:58
bddebianKamion: Thank you.  What would the approprate place for DESTDIR be?  SHould it be in DEB_MAKE_INSTALL_TARGET?05:58
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Kamionbddebian: I guess, I don't really know cdbs, but what that's probably doing is calling 'make install DESTDIR=`pwd`/debian/tmp/usr'05:59
Kamionbddebian: so run that by hand and see what it does05:59
Kamionusual debugging practice is to drill down one step at a time05:59
Kamionuse grep etc. to find out what implements the stuff that's causing you problems06:00
bddebianAye, but I don't know cdbs well enough to know what runs when..  I will shut up now06:00
Hobbseebddebian: check other cdbs stuff?06:00
bddebianHobbsee: I have :-)06:00
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Hobbseeright06:01
bddebianAnd read usr/share/docs/cdbs/examples, etc06:01
bddebianAnd LaserJocks packaging guide06:01
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Hobbseehmmm06:02
Kamionbddebian: (this is why I avoid using cdbs personally, but that's no help to you)06:04
sivangcdbs is evil! :-)06:04
Kamionit's fine as long as you like your rules files to take the prolog approach :P06:05
sivanghehe06:05
Kamionbut then when it goes wrong it says "no" and you don't know why06:05
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Kamionbddebian: anyway, if all else fails you can 'fakeroot strace -f -etrace=execve debuild -b' to see what subprocesses it's spawning06:06
raphinkis it only me or is sudo badly broken in edgy ?06:10
raphink>>> sudoers file: syntax error, line 2 <<<06:11
raphink>>> sudoers file: syntax error, line 21 <<<06:11
raphinketc ....06:11
raphinkon a file that's perfectly correct06:11
raphink:s06:11
Hobbseeraphink: it's broken, fix was uploaded, but failed due to a broken cpio06:12
Kamionknown, fixes are working their way through the queue06:12
Hobbseebleh06:12
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Kamion] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with edgy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | HAPPY DAPPER DAY! | Edgy is Open | yes, sudo is broken in edgy, will be fixed soon
raphinkyes, cpio is broken, too06:12
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Kamion] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with edgy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | HAPPY DAPPER DAY! | Edgy is Open | yes, sudo and cpio are broken in edgy, will be fixed soon
raphink:)06:12
raphinkI wonder how to fix it now, since sudo is broken ;)06:13
raphinkhehe06:13
Kamionboot into recovery mode06:13
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raphinkKamion: it's in my chroot06:13
raphinkI havent' upgraded my machine yet :)06:13
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raphinkI guess I just have to sudo -i and then chroot06:13
Kamionthat makes the task rather easy; exit the chroot and chroot in as root06:14
Kamionsudo chroot /blah06:14
raphinkyep that works :)06:14
raphinkyes06:14
bddebianKamion: Can I bug you for something else? :)  (BTW, I'm only using cdbs because the current Debian maintainer, who is orphaning the package, won't sponsor if not cdbs)06:14
Kamionbddebian: just say it on channel rather than to me personally06:14
Kamionfor all you know I might have no idea about whatever it is06:15
Kamionalso, please don't ask to ask, just ask :)06:15
bddebianBut you know everything :)06:15
Kamionif I get *asked* about everything, I'll /quit06:15
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=== Hobbsee kicks bddebian - just ask dammit.
Kamionthere are other clever people on this channel06:15
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bddebianAnyway, in my edgy pbuilder, if I do a pbuilder login and apt-get update && apt-get install x11proto-gl-dev, no problem06:16
bddebianHowever, pbuilder update and pbuilder build foo.dsc which build-deps x11proto-gl-dev says it can't satisfy x11proto-gl-dev build dep06:16
bddebianKamion: Yeah but they hate me too :-)06:16
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Kamionbddebian: I'm afraid I do not know the cause of that problem.06:18
Kamionso no, I don't know everything :P06:18
HobbseeKamion: shameful!!!06:18
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Kamionperhaps people are reticent to answer you because whoever answers one of your questions gets all the subsequent questions too? just a thought :)06:18
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pittiwb mdz06:20
mdzkernel upgrade + sudo downgrade06:20
infinityBut the new sudo was so much FUN.06:21
infinityLike a distro team video game.06:21
pittispeaking of the kernel -- BenC, when do you think it is time to switch linux-meta to .17?06:21
BenCpitti: in about 1 hour06:21
infinitypitti: When LRM clears NEW.06:21
pittiinfinity: I regarded it as 'edgy user base count tool'06:21
Hobbsee(infinity: didnt you go to bed?)06:21
pittioh, wow, that's fast :)06:21
infinityHobbsee: Yes.06:21
pittiHobbsee: that's the InfinityBot you are speaking to06:21
Hobbseehehe06:21
BenCinfinity: go to bed :P06:22
Hobbseeheya um...pitti?06:22
pittiinfinity.sleep(8*3600)06:22
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BenCpitti: sent update email for kernel vulns06:23
fabbioneBenC: do you want to take of new silo for edgy? or should I?06:26
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bddebianKamion: :-(06:26
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Kamionbddebian: genuinely trying to help. I find that repeatedly asking the same person for help when I don't know that it's their field leads to the help drying up rapidly06:28
BenCfabbione: have at it06:29
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bddebianKamion: OK, fair enough06:32
Kamionbddebian: again, though, my approach would be to find out what pbuilder's calling, run that by hand, see what breaks, drill down, etc.06:33
Kamionmost problems are soluble by drilling down a step at a time.06:33
fabbioneBenC: ok06:34
zulBenC,pitti: i should have breezy/hoary done this weekend06:39
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jsgotangcogoodnight07:07
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KeybukKamion: sorry, was at lunch -- and took a bit longer to get home than I hoped07:11
KeybukI do not believe /dev/cciss is currently covered by the persistent disk rules07:12
Keybukbut then I don't know which subsystem they come from07:12
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elmoour standard kernels support root raid, right?07:27
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elmo'cos I just switched a box from monolithic to standard kernel and it spassed out during initramfs claiming it couldn't find /dev/md007:29
fabbioneelmo: yes it does 07:31
fabbionei blame udev for that07:31
fabbioneelmo: can you modprobe raid1 and do a mdrun -a?07:31
fabbionethat should start the raid07:32
fabbione(i assume you used raid1)07:32
Keybukfabbione: udev has nothing to do with /dev/md07:32
Keybukthe idiot kernel md stuff doesn't support driver core07:32
fabbioneKeybuk: if udev didn't load the controller modules... yes :)07:32
Keybukfabbione: why would udev load the controller module?  it's not bound to any particular hardware07:33
elmofabbione: there's no mdrun in the initramfs system07:33
Keybukelmo: should be scripts/local-top/md07:33
elmoah, right07:33
elmoI'm back in monolithic, lemme reboot07:33
fabbione. /usr/share/initramfs-tools/hook-functions07:34
fabbionecopy_exec /sbin/mdadm /sbin07:34
fabbionecopy_exec /sbin/mdrun /sbin07:34
fabbioneit should be therre07:34
fabbioneelmo: i assume you have mdadm installed on the system07:35
elmoI assume so - monolithic boots ;-)07:35
fabbioneelmo: raid doesn't really need userland to work if compiled in. there is a magic to autostart raid in the kernel07:36
Keybukfabbione: won't that die with the klibc patch>07:37
fabbioneKeybuk: ?07:37
Keybuknot following lkml?07:37
fabbioneno07:37
Keybukthe patch to add klibc to the kernel tree proper, and expel the last of the bits of the kernel that deal with mounting the root, etc.07:37
Keybukso even a monolithic kernel would have an initramfs in it07:38
fabbionethe raid autostart is done by magic superblocks07:38
fabbionebut yeah it might.. dunno what future will say07:38
elmook, ACPI Debug + 9600 Serial Console ==> very effective boot DOS07:38
fabbioneelmo: that's ia64, isn't it? :P07:38
elmoyes :-P07:39
elmomptscsih: Unknown symbol scsi_remove_host07:39
elmomptscsih: Unknown symbol scsi_host_put07:39
elmomptscsih: Unknown symbol scsi_print_command07:39
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elmohmm07:39
fabbioneoh hmm07:39
fabbioneoh yeah07:39
fabbionethere is a bug open for that07:39
fabbioneit's binutils miscompiling a kernel module07:39
fabbionesomething benc knows about07:40
fabbione(in details)07:40
elmoBegin: Waiting for root file system... ...07:41
elmohow long will it do that for?07:41
BenCup to 3 minutes07:41
BenCI think07:41
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elmois there someway to reboot in the initramfs environment?07:42
fabbioneon ia64... hmm07:43
fabbioneyes07:43
fabbioneyou can do a ctrl+a+f to send a break and it will show the other options07:43
elmoyeah, ok so the md0 stuff is a red herring - it's not got /dev/sd* which is much more relevant07:43
fabbioneiirc it's ctrl+a+r to reboot07:43
fabbioneelmo: i still blame udev for that ;)07:44
elmohmm, minicom has that key bound :/07:44
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elmofabbione: not the mpt driver fuckage?07:44
fabbioneelmo: yeah it's mpt.. i was just kidding :)07:44
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fabbioneelmo: not here.. i use minicom07:44
fabbioneelmo: do a crtl+a+space07:44
fabbioneit should show the help07:44
fabbioneor ctrl+a+f+space.. hell i can never remember07:45
fabbionelet me power on my ia6407:45
fabbionei can be more useful that way07:45
elmoah, C-a-f b07:46
elmofabbione: got it, thanks07:46
fabbioneelmo: no problem..07:46
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fabbionelater07:47
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Keybuksip debug07:50
Keybukmeh07:50
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Tonio_hello07:52
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bddebianHi Keybuk07:59
Keybukhi07:59
elmoBenC: do you know if there's a launchpad bug for  that mpt binutils symbol lossage, offhand?08:00
BenCyeah, there is08:00
BenCnot sure if the bug report, but I recall it08:00
BenCerr, not sure of the bug number, but... :)08:00
BenCuhg, gcc/binutils...one of them will be the death of me08:02
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BenCl-r-m is failing to build on i386 because of binutil 2.17, but it worked with 2.16 :/08:03
bddebianwhee08:03
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elmoKeybuk: do you know how to turn off buildds?08:04
Keybukelmo: yes08:04
BenCwell, I can't really say that08:04
Keybukwell, I know how to put them into MANUAL08:05
BenCstrip is failing on pre-built nvidia libraries08:05
elmoKeybuk: what's the URL?08:05
elmoBenC: ah, yeah,t here's a bug in Debian about that08:05
elmoI've been meaning to forward it upstream08:05
Keybukelmo: /+builds/$BUILDD/+mode08:05
BenCI guess I can just ignore the nvidia libs08:05
elmo"+builds" not "+buildds" ?08:06
elmoBenC: not stripping themwould be the short term fix, yeah08:06
elmoKeybuk: that's afe to do while it's building, right?08:06
Keybukelmo: absolutely no idea!08:08
elmooh well, we'll find out now I guess08:08
Keybukdefinitely +builds08:08
fabbioneelmo: please don't stop artigas08:09
fabbionewe really need gcc in asap for sparc08:09
elmofabbione: I've put it into manual, if that breaks the current build, it's too late to do anything about it08:09
elmoand it's a hideous LP bug anyway08:09
elmoif it doesn't break the current build, I'll be waiting for it to finish before I reboot anyway08:10
fabbioneok thanks08:10
fabbionei can tell you sejong willFTBFS08:10
fabbioneit needs gcc on artigas to build ;)08:10
BenCok, new vim default syntax stuff is really freaking me out08:14
BenCcollapsed debian/changelog sections by default, hihglighting open/close of parens in makefile vars, etc08:15
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bluefoxicyuh08:16
bluefoxicyis there a way to get root besides sudo?08:17
bddebianboot in recovery mode?08:17
bluefoxicyfigured that was it :/08:17
bluefoxicy/etc/sudoers is fragged on edgy08:18
Amaranthno it's not08:18
Keybukit's just sudo that's fragged <g>08:18
bluefoxicyheh, yeah08:18
Keybukoh look, it even says that in the /topic :p08:18
bluefoxicyremind me to put public keys for root on both my machines so I can ssh in remotely.08:18
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KamionKeybuk: cciss> sorry, not familiar with the connection between having a device symlink in /sys/block and being in the persistent disk rules10:22
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pittihm, since both cpio and sudo are fixed and in the archive now, we can certainly change the title10:27
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:pitti] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with edgy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | HAPPY DAPPER DAY! | Edgy is Open
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crimsunpitti: don't join #ubuntu10:29
pittiWTH is going on with my ISP???10:29
crimsuntrolls are using dcc send exploits10:29
pitticrimsun: thanks, I left the channel10:29
Keybukcrimsun: can we not kick them?10:31
bddebianpitti: Why didn't you remove 'HAPPY DAPPER DAY' too? :-)10:31
crimsunthey're being kicked/k-lined whatnot, but they keep rejoining on different hosts10:32
pittibddebian: s/day/5 years/? :)10:32
bddebian:-)10:32
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wasabi_Sure wish the gov cared about people's compromised computers being used to attack others.10:32
Keybukwhose gov?10:39
bddebianThe government?10:39
pittiKeybuk: Is there any doc/spec about the 'Config-Version:' field in dpkg -s?10:40
Keybukthe what field?10:40
pittiKeybuk: in short, is this guaranteed to only show up on removed, but not purged packages?10:40
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pittioh, ok10:40
wasabi_ya know, any of em.10:41
wasabi_the one where the zombies are at. :010:41
pittiwell, I'll just use the Version: then and grep for 'config-files' in Status: then to be on the safe side10:41
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Seveaspitti, you should upgrade your router firmware, /msg ubotu dcc for the CVE link10:57
pittiSeveas: hm, that's not under my control10:58
Seveaspitti, workaround: connect to freenode on port 800110:58
Seveasthat exploit is going on on all big irc networks :/10:58
mdztseng: do you intend to expand beagle-integration and make it a proper edgy goal?10:58
pittiSeveas: thank you! I'll forward this to my ISP10:58
Seveaspitti, isp can't do much about it10:59
pittiSeveas: our house router (ISP WiFi <-> house ethernet) is an old P60 running woody :)10:59
Seveashmmm10:59
sivangSeveas: what is the exploit symptoms ?11:00
Seveasthat is odd - the bug that is causing this according to the CVE is a bug in stateful packet inspection in netgear home-routers11:00
Seveassivang, someone sends a a malformed DCC request and the router barfs11:00
Seveasand disconnects you11:01
sivangSeveas: I see, luckily, I'm using a remote machine for IRC11:01
sivang(that should be heavily protected IIRC)11:04
HiddenWolfmdz, there was a thread on the mailing list about integrating tracker, does that stand any chance?11:05
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mdzHiddenWolf: it seems both less mature and less complete than beagle11:24
HiddenWolfmdz, I guess, but upstream gnome seems to be going to start using it, it doesn't require mono and a heap of ram, and jamiecc is very interested in promoting tracker11:26
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mdzHiddenWolf: jamiemcc is the maintainer of tracker, so yes, I imagine he would be :-)11:26
mdzwe'll likely ship mono in the desktop anyway for f-spot and tomboy11:27
HiddenWolfon the cd?11:27
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Keybukmdz: ping?11:32
mdzKeybuk: pong11:33
Keybukhttps://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html11:33
Keybuk^ the ones without a red dot have already seen at least one upload to edgy11:33
mdzKeybuk: hmm, but we can't tell whether that upload was a merge or not, I suppose11:34
Keybukright, there's no easy way to tell that sadly11:34
mdzI think we can live with that11:34
Keybukbut for the most part, it's probably true11:34
mdzKeybuk: can we sort those to the bottom?11:34
slomohm is there any reason for type-handling not beeing in main other than that nobody has written a report yet? otherwise i would write one now ;)11:34
Keybukslomo: we explicitly keep it out of main with all our effort and power available to us11:34
pittislomo: it is generally regarded as crackful11:34
Keybukmdz: bottom of each priority band, or bottom in general?11:35
pittislomo: rewriting debian/control on the fly --> baaad things happen11:35
slomook, fine... i'll continue to patch it out of everything then :)11:35
mdzKeybuk: if it were more precise I'd say bottom in general; browsing over it I'm not sure11:35
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Keybukmdz: let's leave them in order for now, and then decide in a few days11:35
Keybukit's a trivial enough script to change11:35
mdzKeybuk: seem to be too many false positives11:36
KeybukI suspect right now they're largely false positives, by next week, they'll be mostly true11:36
mdzKeybuk: pychecker has not been uploaded to edgy that I can see11:36
Keybukmdz: right ... and it has a red dot :p11:36
mdzKeybuk: oh, *without* a red dot11:36
Keybukred dot = needs doing :)11:37
mdzKeybuk: in that case, it looks much more reasonable :-)11:37
mdzI think it'd be best to have two tables, with the red dots in the first table and the rest in a second11:37
mdzboth in priority order11:37
mdzand eventually the top list will go away11:38
Keybukokies11:38
mdza low-priority package which is untouched is more important than a high-priority one which has been merged already11:38
mdzat least until we've gotten through the first round11:38
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KeybukI think there was a spec about that11:41
Keybukbasically make sure we at least look at what Debian did11:41
slomopitti: i'll merge gnutls12 if you don't mind :)11:42
pittiargh, argh, no11:42
pittislomo: please do not touch gnutls and libtasn1-2 for now11:42
slomook, np11:43
pittithese are pretty messy in Debian now11:43
pittislomo: they seem to be in the middle of the gnutls13 transition, libtasn1-2 security patch was reverted, and the gnutls12 package doesn't build all packages any mroe (and misses the libtasn1-2 api change patch)11:43
slomopitti: no idea, i didn't look at it yet... i just selected a random package and saw that you were the last uploader ;) is sdl fine with you or do you want to care for it? :)11:44
pittislomo: yes and no11:45
mdzthe conflict markers are nice11:45
pittislomo: thanks for your help11:45
slomopitti: np :) i wonder why almost all the packages i randomly choose were previously uploaded by you :P11:45
pittislomo: I'd like to do g-v-m and cupsys myself (the latter because it's in svn), the rest is fair game11:46
pittislomo: I touched a lot of packages due to POT file building stuff and such :)11:46
slomopitti: i won't touch printing stuff anyway... i hate printers and they usually hate me too ;)11:47
Keybukmdz: https://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html   better?11:47
pittislomo: likewise :)11:47
sivangpitti, slomo : hehe11:47
mdzKeybuk: no11:47
mdzKeybuk: not better11:47
mdzKeybuk: ROCKING11:47
Keybukmdz: no?11:47
Keybukheh11:48
mdzKeybuk: I think we can lose the red dots11:48
mdzunless you're really attached to them11:48
pittinow they have reversed semantics11:48
Keybukmdz: I was just trying to lose those11:48
Keybukonly managed half of them11:48
mdz   - add -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE on top of $(getconf LFS_CFLAGS)'s output11:48
mdz     to fix lfs  support (closes: #13647)11:48
mdznow why in the world would that work?11:49
Keybukgone now11:49
Keybukmdz: syslog? :)11:49
mdzKeybuk: yes11:49
Keybukmdz: chmj? :)11:49
mdzKeybuk: yes11:49
Keybukmdz: broken? :)11:49
mdzjust happened to notice it because it caused a conflict11:49
mdzdoesn't look right11:49
Keybukit doesn't work11:50
mdzoh, I see what happened11:50
mdzit was a Debian bug, and the person filing it suggested that as a fix11:50
mdzpeople who knew better rejected it in Debian11:50
mdzhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1364711:53
UbugtuUbuntu bug 13647 in sysklogd "sysklogd: Large file support is broken in the sarge version" [Major,Resolved: fixed]  11:53
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mdzThe packet loss hits!  The packet loss hits!  You feel slower.11:55
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mdz`bsdmainutils_6.1.3.tar.gz' at 16384 (9%) 2.1K/s eta:72s [Receiving data] 11:57
pittimdz: be glad that you weren't the last one touching OO.o :-P11:57
KeybukA GIGABYTE!!!OJIKJSFJAF11:57
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mdzit would take the same amount of time to download oo.o over a properly functioning path11:58
mdzlftp apparently gives up displaying the transfer rate as it approaches zero11:58
Keybukmdz: oh, in case you didn't catch earlier; that status page now updates hourly11:58
Keybukso it should pretty much be up to date with publisher runs11:58
sivangpitti: where do I set up locales to use "C" until locales are fixed?11:59
Keybuk  C* debian/patches/00list11:59
Keybuk*blink*  yeah, because that's SO binary11:59
pittisivang: hm? they have been fixed for days11:59
mdzKeybuk: next you will tell me a graph will appear at the top showing the merge progress11:59
Keybukmdz: I thought of that, but Riddell would give a DivideByZero exception11:59
mdzKeybuk: yeah, I saw one of those with 00list too11:59
mdzthat is, noticed in passing in a REPORT, didn't look at it11:59
pittiKeybuk: don't forget the merge Karma11:59
Keybukmdz: that probably means the entire thing was one big conflict12:00
Keybuk(which is how I detect binary files <g>)12:00
sivangpitti: hmm, maybe I need to reboot?12:00
mdzha12:00
pittisivang: restarting X should suffice12:00
mdzso the maintainer renamed all of the patches or something12:00
mdz700542 bytes transferred in 356 seconds (1.9K/s)12:00
mdzI'm getting nostalgic12:00
Keybukmdz: exactly12:00
pittimdz: maybe s/patch/dpatch/ or so? happens12:00
Keybukdebian/patches/ubuntu_testsuite_tcl8.3.dpatch => debian/patches/10_tcl8.3_testsuite_failure.dpatch12:01
KeybukI have noticed one mom bug ... it sometimes drops the bottom of _really_old_ changelogs12:02
mdzKeybuk: does it try to parse them?12:03
Keybukmdz: yup, parses, then version sorts12:03
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Keybukoh, figured the bug, wasn't appending any trailing non-changelog junk12:04
Keybukfixed12:04
mdzright12:04
mdzchangelogs are not very compliant12:04
Keybukmdz: it was more sane than previously ... which involved randomly stripping and wiggling patch hunks until they fitted12:04
Keybukusually this resulted in mom getting the changelog entirely backwards12:04
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mdzI wonder what would happen if I submitted my ubuntu calendar patch to bsdmainutils to debbugs12:05
Keybuk"ubuntu calendar patch"? :)12:06

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