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wasabicool. minswaps option added to swapd... and also default values for memlimit and swapsize.12:42
wasabidefaulting to total physical ram.12:42
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wasabiSo, with minswap 1, and memlimit and swapsize set to default, it will always create one file the size of your ram.12:42
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Keybukhplip_0.9.11-2ubuntu3.dsc: invalid Build-Depends field; cannot be parsed by apt.12:55
Keybukeh?12:55
ogra__heh12:57
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Keybuksiretart: ping?01:14
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bluefoxicysfllaw, lifeless, either of you awake?01:59
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lifelessI appear to me02:01
bluefoxicyis there somewhere I can track what exactly is going on with AutomatedProblemReports02:01
lifelessthe spec, or pitti02:02
bluefoxicyah, so you wouldn't know :>02:02
lifeless:)02:02
bluefoxicyI was curious about this part mainly:  "Debug symbols are very big and we want to avoid requiring to download them on the client machine. So we need a server which processes the incoming reports, generates a backtrace from the report data, stack frame, and debug symbols, and adds the stacktrace to the generated report."02:03
bluefoxicyre "a server" == a daemon or just a Web application like a CMS (i.e. Launchpad) that can take the data over https into a CGI script02:03
bluefoxicyI guess I'll ask pitti though.02:04
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bddebianHowdy02:23
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bluefoxicyhi bddebian02:39
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=== ogra comforts Keybuk
Keybuk:p02:47
bluefoxicywhat happen02:47
Keybuk"oh, I know, I'll just test one more thing ... damn!"02:47
bluefoxicydid he apt-get build-dep another one of doko's packages?02:47
ograwoah02:52
bddebianHello bluefoxicy02:52
ograhttp://www.dylanknightrogers.com/faster-dapper.sh02:52
tsengogra: do i need policykit? :(02:52
ograsudo /sbin/hdparm -u1 -m16 -c1 -A1 -a64 -d1 -K1 $INSTALLED_DRIVE > /dev/null02:52
tsengscary02:53
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ograLOL02:53
bddebianHmm, what to do, what to do..02:53
ogra# Enable dash as /bin/sh to run shell scripts instead of bloated bash02:53
ogra# See02:53
ograif ( ! dpkg -l dash >/dev/null 2>&1 ); then02:53
ogra    sudo apt-get install dash && sudo update-alternatives --install /bin/sh sh /bin/dash 102:53
ograelse02:53
ogra    sudo update-alternatives --install /bin/sh sh /bin/dash 102:53
ografi02:53
ograhahahaha02:53
Keybuk-u often results in massive filesystem corruption02:53
bluefoxicy# Disable sudo asking for your password for the remainder of the script02:54
bluefoxicysudo sed -ie '/^%admin/s/ALL$/NOPASSWD: ALL/' /etc/sudoers02:54
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tsenghaha!02:54
bluefoxicyogra:  Fuck that.02:54
Keybuk-m16 is sane02:54
Keybuklikewise -c1 is sane02:54
tsengbluefoxicy: easy there killer02:54
bluefoxicythe moron should have used 'id' to check if he is root; if not, sudo $002:54
Keybuk-A1 is the default02:54
ograif ( ! grep "Ubuntu 6.06" /etc/issue >/dev/null 2>&1); then02:55
ogra    echo "This script is only intended for Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake"02:55
ogra    exit 102:55
ografi02:55
ogra*GRIN*02:55
bluefoxicytseng:  immediate brain damage02:55
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Keybuk-a64 is probably slower than the default!02:55
bluefoxicyand a race condition you can exploit to get root02:55
ograhah02:55
Keybuk-d1 is usually set by default02:55
Keybukso the usual sane hdparm flags, and some odd ones02:55
ograyeah02:56
ograthe rest of that scripts is similar ...02:56
Keybukdash we do by default now02:56
ograthats why i laughed my ass off :)02:56
bluefoxicyogra: that script installs preload02:56
bluefoxicyI haven't used preload02:56
bluefoxicylooking at it I had guessed that it would make the system rather slow as shit, but I haven't actually tried.  Comment?02:57
tsengbluefoxicy: can you seriously take it down a notch?02:58
tsengbluefoxicy: you know I would love to ban you02:58
bluefoxicytseng:  okay02:58
tsengthanks.03:01
bluefoxicyalso Method loves to ban me more03:02
tsengI'm sure he does03:02
tsengmoving right along, policykit anyone?03:03
tsengis out plan to patch it out?03:04
bddebiantseng: policykit?03:04
tsengbddebian: hal policykit03:04
bddebianAh03:04
tsengsays "can I do this?"03:04
bddebianSpeaking of policy, anyone want to help me make hamlib conform to the new python policy? :-)03:05
ogratseng, we'll likely rather stay with old g-p-m if it doesnt work without plokit03:05
ogra*polkit03:05
tsengogra: well03:05
tsengogra: old gpm wont show me battery % anymore03:05
tsengthey are both broken03:06
ograthen we'll need to fix that ... at least it suspends/hibernates03:06
bddebiandoko: ping again?03:13
ograbddebian, 3:1403:14
bddebianOh03:14
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zulogra: oh i know this one...bible verses 3:14 we own your bases03:15
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ograheh03:16
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bddebianAnyone think doko would care if I uploaded adonthell?03:30
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crimsunhmm03:48
bddebianHi crimsun03:48
crimsunnow that I think about it, I have to manually restore my volume in gnome using the hotkeys anyhow. Why does alsa-utils's initscript even bother storing on action-stop?03:49
crimsungranted not everyone uses gnome, but even kmix and xfce4-mixer AIUT handle restoring the mixer levels03:50
bddebianWHAT?  No everyone uses Gnome? :-)03:51
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wasabiI take it xorg is broken? Missing fixed. Unless it's moved.04:16
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rodarvuswasabi: what do you mean by "xorg is broken"?04:29
Hobbseehi rodarvus 04:31
rodarvushi Hobbsee04:32
rodarvusI was about to turn off my computer but wasabi's comment got my attention :)04:32
rodarvuswasabi: I've been doing xorg-related uploads all day long, but they shouldn't be related to any fonts brokeness04:33
rodarvuswasabi: per your description, it seems like you have problems with your fontpath (but that should have been handled by updates done about ten days ago, by now)04:34
fabbionemorning04:34
fabbionerodarvus: he can open a bug.. go and get some sleep04:34
rodarvusindeed :)04:35
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rodarvusgood night all04:35
bddebianGnight rodarvus04:35
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wasabiAhh. Looks like update-fonts-dir is broke.04:40
wasabiBreaking because /usr/lib/X11R6/fonts was removed.04:41
wasabiQuicky find/replace job in it fixed it right up.04:41
wasabiwhoops. wasn't paying attention and missed him.04:42
wasabisily VTs.04:42
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floamtseng: any idea how much longer muine will be broke for? I rebuilt it and looked at it a bit, it appears it's not as obvious as I guessed05:05
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netdurubuntu says I have seven floppy readers, actually I don't have any, I can edit /etc/fstab to fix problem but I want fill bug first... what information should I attach to soon-to-be-opened-bug?05:09
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fabbionenetdur: i think there is already a bug open for that05:27
fabbionenetdur: no actually i am pretty sure. i just can't remember against what exact package05:27
Hobbseemorning fabbione 05:28
fabbionehey Hobbsee 05:28
fabbionemorning is a big word.. changing TZ is horrible05:28
Hobbseefabbione: okay. evening then.  it's not morning here either05:29
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netdurfabbione: thanks, there's no need for dupes :)05:30
fabbioneHobbsee: it's 5am here now :)05:30
fabbionewell 5:3005:30
Hobbseefabbione: urgh.05:30
fabbionebut i have been awake for over an hour05:30
Hobbseefabbione: then why are you awake?05:30
fabbioneHobbsee: to be able to work on cluster. It's too warm during the day to keep all the equipment turned on05:31
Hobbseefabbione: ah...yes...of course05:31
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Hobbseeand i'm currently freezing cold.  hum.  that still seems weird ot me :P05:31
fabbioneHobbsee: ain't my fault if you live on the wrong side of the planet :)05:32
Hobbseefabbione: yeah, true.05:33
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bluefoxicywhat time is it at pitti's place06:09
Hobbseebluefoxicy: europe time?  5-6am?06:09
bluefoxicywhat is his native language anyway06:10
bluefoxicytalking to him is like talking to trulux, just a little more sane06:10
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Hobbseebluefoxicy: not sure, i've only been told that he's in europe06:16
fabbionebluefoxicy: .de. it's 6am now06:16
bluefoxicyah06:19
bluefoxicylucky, I hear the people in germany are actually friendly06:19
fabbionebluefoxicy: it really depends with who :P06:20
fabbionespecially after the WC2006 ;)06:20
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Hobbseehi all07:16
fabbioneinit/built-in.o: In function `try_name':07:24
fabbionedo_mounts.c:(.text+0x604): undefined reference to `__stack_chk_fail'07:24
fabbionegrep stack_chk_fail * -r | wc -l07:24
fabbione007:24
fabbioneso what's this now?07:24
fabbionedoko: ^^07:24
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bluefoxicyfabbione:  that should be in glibc07:30
bluefoxicyfabbione:  what are you building?07:31
fabbionebluefoxicy: a kernel 07:31
bluefoxicy.... oh, shit.  Right.07:31
fabbionei think it's that ssp crap07:31
bluefoxicyThey turned on the stack smash protector by default07:31
fabbionehow do i disable that?07:31
bluefoxicyprobably didn't manage to set it to disable on kernels.07:31
bluefoxicy-fno-stack-protector07:31
fabbioneit's a custom kernel07:31
fabbionethnkas07:32
bluefoxicyyou know how to change the flags the kernel uses to build right?07:32
fabbione2 hours wasted07:32
fabbionei am not even going to answer to that question...07:32
bluefoxicy(I don't remember which lines in the Makefiles to edit anymore)07:32
bluefoxicyhaha.  It's not something you normally gotta screw with :P07:33
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pittiGood morning07:35
pygimorning pitti07:35
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fabbionepitti: good morning to you too :)07:35
pittihi pygi 07:36
pittihi fabbione 07:36
pittifabbione: -fno-stack-protector, dude :)07:36
fabbionepitti: can you please add that to gcc man page?07:36
pittifabbione: this was a known issue when we discussed how to enable ssp07:36
pittifabbione: and we requested to fix that upstream07:36
pittifabbione: yep, will prepare a snippet and send it to doko for the next upload07:37
fabbionebecause there is the enable flag07:37
fabbionebut not how to disable and crap07:37
fabbionealso with that kind of error mentioned it might help07:38
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bluefoxicypitti07:58
bluefoxicyWith the AutomatedProblemReports, you mention a "server" to handle incoming requests?07:59
bluefoxicyCan Launchpad somehow just be extended to accept problem reports submitted over https and index them etc etc?07:59
bluefoxicy(which would be a "Web application" instead of a "server" I guess...)08:00
pittibluefoxicy: we didn't specify that part yet08:04
pittibluefoxicy: but we need some backend service which takes core dumps/stack frame dumps and debug symbols and assembles good stack traces out of them08:04
bluefoxicypitti:  nods.  I am still overly excited about that :P08:04
bluefoxicypitti:  that can likely be done or called from a php or python script.08:05
bluefoxicyAlso, with the stack traces08:05
bluefoxicyif you have a /proc/PID/maps file and a list of addresses, you can locate what addresses fall in what mappings08:06
bluefoxicyyou can then take said mappings, subtract their offsets from the addresses you have, and produce offsets in those mappings (i.e. relocations!)08:06
bluefoxicyThen you can load the same library or program, take its base load address, add that to the offset you computed, and you now have the address you need :)08:07
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bluefoxicyI noted this on AutomatedProblemReports somewhere at the end.  Figured it might be helpful.  You can keep the debugging symbols separate from the actual library itself right? (you really should have binarily identical files to do this...)08:08
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pittibluefoxicy: something like that will be necessary if we don't have a full core dump, yes :/08:23
pittibluefoxicy: right, see AptElfDebugSymbols08:23
pittibluefoxicy: there's already a package in the archive that automatically builds .ddebs (separate debug symbols)08:24
pittibluefoxicy: pkg-create-dbgsym08:24
bluefoxicycool.08:24
bluefoxicyThat relocation technique shouldn't be too tough, I mean you can load any program that loads the library or executable image and then tell gdb to give whatever info about the new calculated address.08:25
bluefoxicyYou won't have the convenience of having the heap, stack, and anonmappings from a core dump of course.08:25
bluefoxicybut you'll at least be able to get a symbolic backtrace.08:25
pittibluefoxicy: well, we still need a stack dump for the function arguments08:28
pittibluefoxicy: incorporating them will be some more fiddling work08:29
pittiRiddell: any idea about bug 53518?08:31
UbugtuMalone bug 53518 in Ubuntu "Problem with login in!!" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5351808:31
bluefoxicya little more work.08:31
bluefoxicyHowever, the function arguments are not as important as the function itself; we still have a win if we learn a code path is broken, even if we don't know why it's broken.08:31
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dholbachgood morning09:07
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bluefoxicyi have to sleep, it's 3am09:12
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Burgundaviafabbione: I don't know if I am more scared about you becoming a father or the poor child with you as a father ;)09:31
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fabbioneBurgundavia: i think my wife is more scared than you are for the poor child to become like me :D09:34
Burgundaviafabbione: indeed09:34
crimsuncongrats fabbione :-)09:38
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fabbionei am not father yet09:40
fabbionethere is nothing to congratulate...09:40
crimsunbah09:40
fabbioneyou will all know when i will be father09:40
fabbionetrust me on that :D09:40
Burgundaviacrimsun: I was commenting on the scary prospect of fabbione actually having to teach the little rotter about ethics and all that jazz09:40
crimsunah09:41
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Kamionmvo: over your holiday, I found some serious weirdness in python-apt, and was trying to decide if it merited a bug report or not10:47
Kamionmvo: specifically, InstallProgress forks a child process and runs pm.DoInstall() in that10:47
Kamionmvo: the problem with this is that any exceptions get raised in the child process, rather than in the parent process where the application can actually deal with them anely10:48
Kamionsanely10:48
mdkeis anyone working on some knot reviews like mgalvin did with the flights at http://www.ubuntu.com/testing ?10:48
KamionI rewrote ubiquity's InstallProgress subclass to do it the other way up, which also means it doesn't spin so much on waitpid/read10:48
Kamionbut I don't know if you want to do something similar with apt.progress; I guess you'd have to hunt down and check all the users now10:49
mvoKamion: interessting! I will have a look, is it in your ubiquity bzr branch?10:53
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Kamionmvo: yep10:55
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dholbachheya seb128!10:58
seb128hey dholbach10:58
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Kamionmvo: the only downside is that if the work done to process apt status messages is remotely likely to raise an exception, then there isn't much that can be done to get that exception out to the main program11:10
Kamionbut it seemed better to me to make the trade-off that way11:10
seb128ogra: did you send that mail about gnome-power-manager?11:10
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dholbachcan somebody get jokosher out of NEW? ;)11:16
Kamionin a bit11:21
dholbachyoohoooo!11:21
=== Kamion is concentrating on complicated seed structure changes
=== fabbione kills another really annoying bug
=== pygi yays :)
pygidholbach: :)11:28
fabbionelet's not make my work useless..11:29
simirawho's fault is it that my sd-card isn't automatically mounted when I insert it in the reader (on my laptop)?11:29
fabbioneFYI in .18-rc statfs call uses dentry while in .17 uses sb11:29
fabbionenow.. you might think who cares...11:29
fabbionethat it wasted about one day of work to understand why a FS doesn't work and you get 20GB instead of 200GB of free space (when not oopsing)11:30
fabbione(and let's skip the story in the middle of changing HW and stuff.. ok?)11:30
ograseb128, the error must be on my side or a bug ... seems its supposed to work without plokit according to hughsie11:33
seb128ogra: you mailed him?11:33
ograseb128, i talked to him11:33
seb128ok11:33
ograi'll dig for the reason 11:33
seb128vuntz: looks like g-p-m 2.15 doesn't require policykit, it should work without11:34
seb128ogra: ok, thank you11:34
ograseb128, thanks me if i got it workig ;P11:35
ograugh ... i should train typing 11:35
ogra*thank me if i got it working ;P11:36
seb128ogra: "get"? :p11:38
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vuntzseb128: ok11:39
seb128lu vuntz ;)11:40
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ograoh, that reminds me ... 11:41
=== ogra puts a pessulus main inclusion report on his todo :)
tsengfloam: its not obvious, im assuming its calling dbus_session_closed or whatever they just took out of the api11:41
tsengfloam: the weekend is coming up, I might manage to fix it, might not... now accepting patches11:42
seb128Kamion: do we need an UVF for gstreamer or is that the same exception than GNOME?11:42
ograseb128, isnt it a requirement of gnome ? 11:43
seb128ogra: it is, like xorg is one too, doesn't mean xorg has a permanent UVF :p11:43
dholbachhttp://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/releases/gstreamer/0.10.9.html looks quite good :)11:43
ograseb128, right, but if it doesnt work without :)11:44
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=== vuntz hugs seb128
=== seb128 hugs vuntz :)
ograhuggers !11:47
ogravuntz, is there something planned for pessulus that makes it possible to edit profiles of other users ? or do i need to copy gconf stuff around ? 11:48
Kamionseb128: I don't know about permanent UVF exceptions, but I'm OK with you uploading that11:49
seb128Kamion: ok, that's slomo who did that update actually but should be fine too, thank you :)11:49
Kamionok, I think the seed/cdimage world is a bit saner now11:49
seb128slomo: read that? 11:49
ogravuntz, see "Lockdown on the fly" for why i'm asking: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/StudentControlPanelCompletion11:50
Kamionadding new seeds that should end up on the CD generally doesn't require coordination with me any more now11:50
slomoKamion, seb128: ok, i'll upload gst and gst-plugins-base then... thanks :)11:50
seb128cool11:50
Kamionyou just have to make sure that the ship seed inherits from those seeds (in the STRUCTURE file)11:50
Kamionthis meant I had to go around editing STRUCTURE files in old releases, but that's life11:50
vuntzogra: would this be running on the same computer?11:51
ogravuntz, yes, its a ltsp server, everything runs on one machine11:51
Kamionship> or server-ship for the server build11:51
vuntzogra: and I guess you don't want to disable the command line for the user using the control panel11:52
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aliasfred q. does the apt source list support something like /etc/apt/sources.d/[list of file]  with each of the file in the list contains repository description ?11:52
ogravuntz, not really ... that will run under sudo :)11:52
vuntzogra: it should be easy to do what you want11:53
ograis there a howto or something ? 11:53
vuntznope :-)11:53
ograor do i need to su $USER pessulus ?11:53
vuntzyou just need to change the GCONF_MANDATORY_SOURCE variable in pessulus11:53
ogra(that would be my ugliest fallback)11:53
ograah !11:53
ogracool11:54
vuntzso it should be possible to patch pessulus to take a command line argument to do so11:54
Kamionaliasfred: yes, sources.list.d11:54
vuntzogra: well, I believe this should be enough. You'd have to verify ;-)11:54
ograyeah, that should be no problem ... 11:54
aliasfredKamion: thanks11:54
ogravuntz, thanks for now  :)11:54
vuntzogra: feel free to open a bug upstream (and attach a patch there if you do one)11:55
ogravuntz, only if thats necessary :)11:55
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dokopitti, fabbione: read the manpage. it's there12:03
dokobddebian: no, I don't care, even not at 3am ;-)12:03
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mvoogra: what is it doing?12:07
ogra__mvo, nothing anymore ... i just killed it with a failed hibernate attempt ...12:08
ogra__mvo, welcome back btw ! :)12:08
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mvoogra__: ah, ok. thanks for the welcome, its good to be back (although it was good to be away too ;)12:09
ogra__heh12:09
=== ogra__ would love to be away ... especially far away from moving :P
mvo*ick* moving is no fun!12:10
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ogra__nah ...12:10
ogra__i'm all alone and the heat doent really help 12:11
ogra__*doesnt12:11
mvo:(12:11
ogra__well, i'll make it ... and then i'll enjoy the new luxury \o/12:12
ogra__the new house is so lovely with all its gadgets :)12:12
mvoit has a pool and/or a sauna, right?12:13
ogra__nope, not yet12:13
ogra__thats stuff i'll add12:13
mvo"yet"12:13
sivangre all12:13
dokomvo: apt-get dselect-upgrade isn't yet fixed in 0.6.44.2ubuntu312:14
ogra__but it has a solar powered heating, electrical time/brightness based window blinds .... and the most square thing evah, an electrical garage door :)12:14
ogra__sauna and hot tub are planned for autumn :)12:15
mvodoko: with ubuntu4?12:16
mvodoko: that was the version I uploaded12:16
Kamion.2ubuntu3 was my upload and wasn't expected to fix dselect-upgrade :)12:16
dokomvo: not yet built/in the archives ..12:16
mvodoko: please keep me updated once it hits the archive 12:16
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ograhmm, where is my cloak12:20
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tsengogra: i see it.12:22
tsengogra: cloaks are inherently racy12:22
ograhmm, i see dip.t-dialin.net12:22
tsengwhois says masked12:23
ograi also got no message from nickserv12:23
ograusually it tells me it sets the cloak12:23
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aigariuscan anyone point me towards where to dig to find all hardware dependant bits of a fresh Dapper install? i.e. what bits can change when installed on a different hardware?12:28
Kamionall the stuff hw-detect does; /etc/{mkinitramfs,initramfs-tools}/conf.d/resume (oops, need to fix ubiquity for the new location); /boot/initrd.img-*; /etc/network/interfaces; /etc/iftab12:30
KamionI think that's about it12:30
Kamionyou can look through the stuff ubiquity does12:31
Kamion(scripts/install.py)12:31
aigariusthanks, will look at that.12:31
Mithrandirhmm, bzrk seems to be broken in dapper.12:33
tsengMithrandir: hasnt worked for me in awhile12:33
tsengMithrandir: but i blamed my ssh X forwarding or something12:33
Mithrandirbzr: ERROR: exceptions.AttributeError: 'BzrBranch5' object has no attribute 'get_revision' at /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/bzrlib/plugins/bzrk/graph.py line 42 in distances12:34
tsengthats it12:34
Mithrandirdoesn't look like SSH breakage. :-P12:34
tsengyeah :p12:34
tsengI screwed up some permissions, too12:34
tsenghaving 3 people edit in a directory is bad news12:34
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tseng(I use bzr to merge between devel and production, not between developers.. they arent totally up on the VCS bit yet) :(12:35
dsasMithrandir: that's supposed to have been fixed once. bug #3716212:35
UbugtuMalone bug 37162 in bzrk "bzrk is broken with current version of bzr in dapper" [High,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3716212:35
pygireleased, but not commited perhaps?12:36
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tsengpygi: that doesnt make sense.12:36
ograpygi, no, sivang uploaded that to dapper12:36
ograbut bzr might have changed since :)12:36
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thomtseng: ACLs for the win, in that case, i guess :-)12:39
gnomefreakis there a plan to add opera to dapper repos?12:39
tsengthom: yeah that would be nice12:39
Kamiongnomefreak: it's in dapper-commercial12:39
ogra??12:39
tsengthom: or not letting networking guys write code12:39
ogragnomefreak, its there :)12:39
gnomefreakKamion: can someone add that to the site12:39
ograah, damned lag12:39
Kamionarchive.canonical.com12:39
Kamiongnomefreak: -v12:39
Kamionalso gnome-app-install in dapper will list it12:40
gnomefreakthis is what im talking about http://www.ubuntu.com/news/opera912:40
Kamiongnomefreak: er, -v => please be more verbose. what site?12:40
Kamiongnomefreak: upgrade to current dapper-updates and add/remove programs will list it12:40
ogragnomefreak, whats wrong with that page ? i find it pretty clear12:40
Kamionit should tell you that you need to upgrade, but I can't edit that page12:41
Kamionthere is an Ubuntu contact e-mail address at the bottom of that page12:41
gnomefreakok ty12:41
thomtseng: heh, or that12:42
mdkeit's not clear about how to install it without add/remove programs though, he has a point12:42
ograseb128, is it intentional that my volume mutimedia keys dont follow the selected soundcard in the volume control applet ?12:42
gnomefreakim emailing yates12:43
ograthey appear to always only work for the internal one ... 12:43
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dholbachheya rodarvus!12:46
rodarvusdholbach: hi there!12:46
dholbachyou did rocking work on the X front!12:46
mdkeanyone with access to the fridge? can you add the docteam meeting of today at 19UTC?12:46
dholbachmdke: if everything else fails, frigde-devel@ might help - but i guess you know that already12:47
rodarvusdholbach: thanks :)12:47
rodarvustheres lots of stuff to do, though :/12:47
dholbachi can imagine - how many source package are those?12:48
rodarvusI have to finish updating the rest of the libs (15-20, I think), and then theres xorg-server, mesa, and aaaaall the drivers12:48
rodarvusI think 100+12:48
mdkedholbach: yeah, will try that12:48
rodarvusnot counting apps, which are less important12:48
dholbachtime to attract followers to a x team :)12:49
Kamionooh, Debian fixed the yaboot initramfs/XFS bug12:50
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HiddenWolfrodarvus: I noticed x detects my resolution wrongly on the knot-1 livecd, which data should I gather for a proper bug report?12:50
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dholbachI started https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XSwat and worked on an announce of the team, but infinity and fabbione never found the time12:50
rodarvuslet me take a look there12:51
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ogra__mumble mumble ...12:52
rodarvusHiddenWolf: to be sincere, I haven't touched any bits regarding xorg configuration during install, yet (so I'm not completely aware of the installer log files) - but /etc/xorg.conf and /var/log/Xorg.0.log are a good start12:53
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rodarvusalso possibly the output of lspci -v12:53
HiddenWolfrodarvus: Right, i'll start there then.12:53
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bishopogra__: gnome-power-manager indeed does work when configured with --disable-policykit12:55
ogra__bishop, it didnt two weeks ago12:55
ogra__but actually it does now ...12:56
ogra__(just uploaded it)12:56
bishopogra__: yes, theres some fancy charting and projecting in it now12:56
dholbachyay12:56
ogra__i suspect we're missing a versioned dependency on something12:56
bishopogra__: on eissue is that i have two batteries and when I swap them the new one is not recognized12:56
ogra__bishop, no need to tell me that i spend about 4 workdays on it ;)12:56
ogra__dholbach, i left the icon stuff in the source package, just disabled it in rules so you can fix/add the new icons and re-enable it ...12:57
dholbachok12:57
dholbachmerci beaucoup12:57
ogra__but beware, there are a lot new ones and 50% need to be resized12:58
dholbachwill you do gnome-screensaver next?12:58
ogra__is there a new one ? 12:58
ogra__then i'll do it indeed12:58
dholbach2.15.412:58
ogra__oh, right 12:58
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dholbachogra__: do you use a rss reader?12:59
ogra__nope, but i can :)12:59
dholbachhttp://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/LATEST.xml12:59
=== ogra__ apt-gets liferea
dholbachthey have a mailing list as well, but it was broken some days ago, and i prefer rss anyway ;)12:59
dholbachliferea is good stuff since slomo maintains it01:00
=== ogra__ loves tray icons :)
dholbachhehe01:00
dholbachgotta collect them all01:00
ogra__its the only reason i listen to intern radio all the day :)01:00
ogra__*internet01:00
ogra__just for the RB icon :P01:00
slomodholbach, ogra: but the mozilla/firefox backend is broken in latest edgy :( use the gtkhtml one for now01:00
StevenK"I listen to Internet radio for the tray icons."01:00
dholbachslomo: yeah01:00
dholbach'i don't know what this "gnutella thing" does, but it has a nice trayicon'01:01
ogra__lol01:01
StevenKHeh01:01
bishopogra__: which package is responsible for detecting that a battery has been swapped for another one?01:01
ogra__bishop, hal01:01
bishopogra__:  ok, but /proc/acpi/battery is not changed01:02
bishopas well01:02
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ogra__that sounds like a kernel prob then01:02
bishopogra__: so i file a bug against linu?01:02
bishopx01:02
ogra__i'd start with that ... the kernel team will point you in the right direction if its wrong01:03
bishopogra__: ok thanks. i'm down to 47% capacity on my small battery :(. something the new g-p-m made me aware of.01:05
ogra__slomo, 01:06
ogra__ogra@edubuntu:~/packages$ LANG=C liferea01:06
ogra__A stale lockfile has been found, and was deleted.01:06
ogra__No browser module configured!01:06
ogra__trying to load browser module Mozilla (liblihtmlm.so)01:06
ogra__Segmentation fault01:06
dholbachogra: what slomosaid01:09
ograthats not shipped it seems ...01:09
dholbach?01:10
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ogra** (liferea:8216): WARNING **: Failed to open HTML widget module (/usr/lib/liferea/liblihtmlg.so) specified in configuration!01:10
ogra/usr/lib/liferea/liblihtmlg.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory01:10
dholbachsudo apt-get install liferea-gtkhtml01:10
ograah ... just found it with apt-file as well :)01:10
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Mithrandirseb128: why does gnome-system-monitor recommend ligksu2-dev and libsexy-dev?01:51
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StevenKMithrandir: Because gnome-system-monitor wants more sex appeal.02:00
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MithrandirKamion: the live cds include .disk/base_components , base_installable and udeb_include.  That's kinda wrong.02:12
KamionI guess, yeah02:12
dokoI LOVE vim's changelog mode ...02:12
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Kamioncould you file an ubuntu-cdimage bug about that and I'll clear it up?02:13
MithrandirKamion: sure.02:13
Kamionta02:13
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ogramumble mumble ...02:25
ograwhy the heck cant i convince g-s-s to pick up the xscreensavers ...02:25
ograseb128, i'm just stracing the g-s-s preferences gui, is it normap that such apps load all .desktop files on startup ? seems like a major slowdown to me ...02:26
ogra*normal02:26
seb128ogra: does it use the .desktop for something?02:29
ogranope02:29
ograopen("/usr/share/applications/rhythmbox.desktop", O_RDONLY|O_LARGEFILE) = 1902:29
ografstat64(19, {st_mode=S_IFREG|0644, st_size=7523, ...}) = 002:29
seb128I'll have a look02:29
ograthast from the strace02:29
seb128is it using gnome-menus of libgnome-desktop for something?02:29
ogragrepping for it doesnt show anything ... 02:30
ograi'll upload the output ... wait a sec02:30
seb128I'll have a look and let you know if I figure something02:30
ograi dotn think thats the issue i have here, i just find it weird that it does it02:31
seb128$ ldd $(which gnome-screensaver-preferences) | grep menu02:31
seb128        libgnome-menu.so.2 => /usr/lib/libgnome-menu.so.2 (0xb76be000)02:31
ograhmm, not in the strace02:31
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/gss.log02:31
ograopen("/usr/lib/libgnome-menu.so.2", O_RDONLY) = 302:32
ograerr02:32
ograwhy didnt less find it ?02:32
ograweird ...02:32
ograhmm, seems less doesnt wrap while searching anymore by default ...02:33
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seb128ogra: hum02:36
seb128"     - suspend and hibernate support need the new hal policy kit now so02:36
seb128       please dont file bugs about either before that is avaliable in ubuntu"02:36
seb128ogra: ?02:36
ograargh02:36
ograsorry02:36
ograi forgot to fix the changelog ... sily me02:36
ogra*silly too02:37
seb128Mithrandir: because ithey are dlopened at runtime02:37
seb128ogra: ah ok, so it works? what was wrong before?02:37
tsengogra: :D02:37
Mithrandirseb128: and it doesn't dlopen the soname, but the unversioned one?02:37
tsengogra: thanks for the hard work02:37
seb128Mithrandir: no, the .so02:37
seb128ups, misred02:37
seb128misread02:37
ograseb128, dunno, i think it required a versioned dependency on something ... hughsie is offline atm, i'll ask him about it later 02:37
seb128right, it opens the unversioned one02:37
ograthe rebuild just worked02:38
seb128Mithrandir: but you are right, that's ugly, I should patch to open the versionned and Recommends the binaries instead of the -dev for them02:38
seb128ogra: weird, but nice that the update has been done02:38
Mithrandirseb128: thanks. :-)02:38
seb128np ;)02:39
ograseb128, yep, very weird, i cant imagine what caused it ... but building it 10 days ago resulted in non working binaries ... building the same today worked02:39
seb128ogra: 02:39
seb128$ grep gmenu gnome-screensaver-2.15.3/src/gs-job.c | wc -l02:39
seb1282202:39
seb128ogra: src/gs-job.c:   themes_tree = gmenu_tree_lookup ("gnome-screensavers.menu", GMENU_TREE_FLAGS_NONE);02:40
seb128ogra: must be some gmenu item parsing the .desktop02:40
ograhmm, but it should read from "gnome-screensavers.menu" as i understand it02:40
seb128ogra: might be some performances work to do on it :)02:40
ograyeah02:40
ografirst lest me look if gnome-screensavers.menu is correct :)02:41
ograhmm, according to that code we could also drop the --xscreensaver-* options from rules ... 02:42
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mvohm, strange things after my dist-upgrade with X, it /etc/X11/X points to /bin/true02:48
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Hobbseehi mvo 02:49
mvohi Hobbsee02:49
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zulmvo: yeah that is kind of weird02:51
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pittimvo: would you object if I just close bug 47592?02:52
Ubug2Malone bug 47592 in cupsys "breezy->dapper upgrade failure on amd64" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4759202:52
ogramvo, you picked a bad time for the upgrade :) rodarvus is just switching us over to 7.102:52
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rodarvuserr02:55
rodarvusI didn't touched /usr/X11/X02:55
ograhmm02:56
mvopitti: no, go ahead02:56
rodarvus(not now, at least :) )02:57
robertjcould someone please remind the inhabitants of the mailing list that the list has a lot of traffic anyway and that it's not appreciated when people go on about things that they have no understanding about at all? I'm quite sick of the me-tooing on the list, especiall RE: Avahi02:57
rodarvusif someone did that, it must have been ocurred about 10 days ago02:57
rodarvus(so, not very likely)02:57
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ograyeah, -devel is a pain recently ...02:59
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hyperactivecrondhas the installer for knot-1 crashed on x86 for anybody else besides me here?03:03
rodarvusquite likely :D03:04
hyperactivecrondi can't seem to find a bug report for it on lp.net03:04
ograseb128, what do you think about patching fusa out of g-s-s ad run gdmflexiserver directly ? 03:05
hyperactivecrondrodarvus: yes it dies close to its finish03:05
rodarvushyperactivecrond: please check if this is one of the known problems of the knot-1 livecd, if not, search for bugs like this on LP03:05
ografusa is very confusing since it doesnt prefill the gdm login ... i find it always very confusing that yu can select a user and dont gain anything from that 03:05
rodarvusfinally if they are not there, please report the bug you had03:06
rodarvushyperactivecrond: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseNotes/UbiquityKnownIssues03:07
ograseb128, alternatively a --user option to gdmflexiserver that just prefills the username field would work too ...03:07
hyperactivecrondugh maybe becuase my /boot is in an xfs partiton :\ duh03:08
hyperactivecrondalright no bug here then with ubiquity...03:09
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hyperactivecrondi'm going to try with a reiser / partition.. that might get it to install03:09
hyperactivecrondand if not, bug reports away03:09
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wasabicant believe this zeroconf thread is still going03:17
Kamionthe XFS thing should be fixed03:18
wasabirodarvus: update-font-dirs was breaking. Was trying to update a non existant dir.03:18
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Kamionhyperactivecrond: please just file a bug report about that ubiquity problem regardless03:18
KamionI'd much rather get duplicates than not find out about the bug at all03:19
hyperactivecrondKamion: it's already listed in the issues03:19
Kamionhyperactivecrond: XFS?03:19
seb128ogra: why do you want to do that?03:19
hyperactivecrondKamion: will do03:19
hyperactivecrondKamion: yes03:19
Kamionhyperactivecrond: that is supposed to be fixed in knot-1. therefore, I want to know about it when it still fails03:19
ograseb128, because it doesnt work intuitive03:19
hyperactivecrondoh ok i will do that then Kamion03:19
Kamioni.e. the partitioner is meant to just disallow XFS /boot03:19
seb128ogra: there is a list of user and you can just pick one, no?03:20
ograseb128, if you click switch user in the locked screensaver it opens a userlist ... if you select a user there and move on you get a gdm login but not the user prefilled03:20
hyperactivecrondWhat would be useful for ubiquity though would be the option to change the FS type03:20
hyperactivecrondit currently does not allow one to change the partition type.. or reformat as a different FS03:20
ograseb128, yes, sure, but selecting one doesnt result in anything :)03:20
gnomefreakKamion: the XFS is same with mac/yaboot?03:20
hyperactivecrondKamion: i'll also attach fdisk -l 's output for my partition table03:21
ograseb128, as long as it doesnt work as expected its just one unecessary click i have to do ... 03:21
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Kamiongnomefreak: sort of03:21
ivokshowdy03:21
Kamionhyperactivecrond: the logs requested in the crash message are all I care about03:21
hyperactivecrondKamion: ok will do03:22
Kamionyou can attach other random stuff if you like but I'll ignore it :)03:22
zulHobbsee: a mental filter is a nice thing to have as well03:22
Hobbseezul: that is true.03:22
Kamiongnomefreak: XFS breaks with yaboot at present due to a yaboot bug, although there's a fix for that in Debian which we'll get soon03:22
seb128ogra: I think there is some bug about it, gdm needs a --user option03:22
hyperactivecrondKamion: i'm installing right now...03:23
seb128gdmflexiserver rather03:23
pygihey ivoks03:23
gnomefreakok im gonna look for the bug that i am thinking of03:23
Kamionhyperactivecrond: please make sure to grab those logs before you reboot03:23
hyperactivecrondbtw when one tries to install xchat-gnome in knot-1 find complains about hard link count not being correct03:23
hyperactivecrondKamion: will do03:23
ograseb128, yes, either is fine ...03:24
Kamionhard link count is a known weirdness with squashfs/unionfs; it's no big deal03:24
ograseb128, as i said above :)03:24
seb128ogra: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34210003:24
Ubug2Gnome bug 342100 in Applet "switch user should pre-fill the username for gdm" [Normal,New]  03:24
hyperactivecrondKamion: ok just making sure03:24
ograah cool03:24
ograClick System  lock screen.03:24
ograhm, nifty ... whats the keycode for that triangle ?03:25
hyperactivecrondIs the splash screen supposed to look ghetto in knot?03:25
Kamionyes03:25
Kamionit's a test card03:25
MithrandirU+25BA BLACK RIGHT-POINTING POINTER03:26
seb128ogra: gucharmap, open the search and copy the char03:26
Mithrandirseb128: or unicode(1)03:26
hyperactivecrondKamion: ok just making sure that its not a bug with usplash03:26
ograMithrandir, thanks )03:26
ogra:)03:26
rodarvuswasabi: strange, this bug was supposed to be fixed03:26
rodarvus(actually, it was supposed to exist only for a few days, during transition)03:26
ograrodarvus, i told you abuout it ...03:27
rodarvus*nods* you did :)03:27
ograrodarvus, and you told me that we'd get a new version with 7.1 anyway :) 03:27
ograso just mae sure its fixed there :)03:27
ogra*make03:27
sladenkeybuk: do we really have to put  TEST CARD  in really big letters for people to realise?03:28
Kamionsladen: yes :-(03:28
ograwow, i wonder where that gnome-screensavers.menu.in came from its as wrong as it can be03:28
tsengsladen: i kind of hoped that Keybuk's mail at the begining of the cycle would do it03:28
Kamionsladen: (Keybuk's not here)03:28
tsengsladen: so much for that03:29
tsengwe are unbroken enough to get your "crack-o-the-day" kids testing now03:29
hyperactivecrondi'm not sure if this a gnome bug but shouldn't 'lock screen' be seperate from the 'quit' dialog box?03:29
wasabirodarvus: Eh, well, as of last night, fully apt-get updated, it happened.03:29
tsengthey didnt get the memo.03:29
wasabirodarvus: I fixed it by just killing those parts of the update-font-dirs script03:29
ograhyperactivecrond, you mean in a separate popup box ?03:29
wasabiupdate-fonts-alias failed too for the same reason I believe.03:29
hyperactivecrondogra: in a seperate 'system' menu entry03:29
rodarvuswasabi: I'll take a good look at it today, thanks for the report!03:30
ogranope03:30
ograthat was dropped long ago03:30
hyperactivecrondwell that's a gnome quirk then ok03:30
ograat the beginning of dapper somewhere03:30
wasabiGnome-screensaver locking even though it's set not to lock in the panel known?03:30
ograwasabi, on which occasion ? by pain screensaving or after suspend ? 03:31
hyperactivecrondi dont know if this would be a place for suggestions but maybe we should put xchat-gnome in the knot cds so that people can access this channel, rather than having to add the pkg first?03:31
ogra*plain03:31
Mithrandirhyperactivecrond: you can irc using gaim03:32
wasabiplain.03:32
wasabiIt's a probably for me for a second reason: it won't let me unlock. ;003:32
Kamionxchat-gnome was intentionally removed from desktop in the dapper cycle03:32
hyperactivecrondMithrandir: i completely forgot about that. +1 branfart for me03:32
wasabis/probably/problem/03:32
hyperactivecronds/bran/brain03:33
ograwasabi, hmm ... are you sure your account is ok ? do you use any weird keymap setting or something ?03:33
wasabiOh. I'm quite sure my pam setup is breaking that part.03:34
wasabixscreensaver wouldn't let me unlock either.03:34
wasabiEither way, I can't seem to turn it off. ;)03:34
ogracan you look in your gconf-editor if there are any left over settings under /apps/gnome-screensaver (i.e. ones with no key owner or something)03:35
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ogra(they should all be owned by g-s-s)03:36
wasabidpms_suspend03:36
wasabithat's it.03:36
ograhmm, thats moved to g-p-m since ages ...03:36
wasabilock_enabled is false03:36
ogracan you change the values (i.e. check/uncheck lock_enabled)03:36
wasabiYeah. It's false.03:37
wasabiBut I still woke up this morning and had to kill it because it was locked.03:37
hyperactivecrondKamion: crashed. right now. during 'installing bootloader'03:37
hyperactivecrond..and i'm filing a bug report03:37
ograwasabi, hmm ...03:38
Kamionok03:38
ograwasabi, are you sure you only run g-s-s and dont have the x-s-s daemon installed/running03:38
wasabiYes.03:39
ograis /apps/gnome-power-manager/lock_use_screensaver_settings probably unset but /apps/gnome-power-manager/lock_on_blank_screen set ?03:41
wasabilock_on_blank is.03:42
ograyep .. thats it then ...03:42
wasabithat's probably it.03:42
ogra:)03:42
wasabiwhere the hell is the setting in the UI?03:42
ograthere is none ...03:42
wasabisuper. ;)03:42
dokomvo: dselect-upgrade works now03:42
wasabiSo the whole "lock the screen" option in the g-s-s settings is pretty useless.03:43
hyperactivecrondwhat is the package for ubiquity? ubiquity?03:43
ograas long as that default is set in g-p-m yes03:43
wasabiAhh. Well. Something should obviously be done about that. ;)03:43
wasabiOne of these days I'll fix teh actual unlocking problem, too.03:44
Kamionhyperactivecrond: yes03:44
ograwell, there were a lot of bugs for either side ... i think Kinnison just made *a* decision03:44
ograbut while it makes sense to lock on hibernate and suspend by default, we should probably leave this one off03:45
hyperactivecrondKamion: just put the contents of the files it requests to be posted in the "further information, etc." section?03:46
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Kamionhyperactivecrond: file the bug, then use the "Add Attachment" link for each file03:49
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Guard] [anhello03:49
ogrameh03:50
mvodoko: thanks03:50
Guard] [ani'm not sure it's the good place to ask, but still, where could i find the api reference for X11 ?03:50
Guard] [ani need to learn how to code for X, without using GTK or QT03:50
ograseb128, dholbach, i cant copy/paste more than 50 lines from gnome-terminal anymore neither by select+middleclick, nor by shift+ctrl+c/v03:51
ograknown ?03:51
ogras/50/~50/ (didnt count them)03:52
ogracounted ... its 3003:53
hyperactivecrondugh great... i just put everything together as one03:53
hyperactivecrondhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/5364203:53
Ubug2Malone bug 53642 in ubiquity "When installing with /boot as an XFS partition, the installer crashes" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  03:54
Kamiondon't worry about it03:56
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hyperactivecrondKamion: alright... i'm going to manually set the partition types with cfdisk then install03:56
Kamionshould be no need for that03:57
hyperactivecrondKamion: my / is an xfs partition.03:57
seb128ogra: not by me, but that's rather dholbach who is maintaining that package03:57
Kamionhyperactivecrond: create an ext3 /boot, then03:57
hyperactivecrondKamion: alright..03:57
ograseb128, oki03:57
Kamionfiddling with partition types will not help you03:58
hyperactivecrondKamion: i haven't used a /boot in a while.. 320.79 mb should be enough?03:58
Kamionhyperactivecrond: should be more than enough yes03:59
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KamionBenC: we have a problem with the libata transition04:03
KamionBenC: the installer's mkswap has never set uuids on swap partitions04:04
dholbachogra: gnome bugs 348038 (vte), fixed in CVS04:04
Ubug2Gnome bug 348038 in VteTerminal "Cannot mark and copy text larger than visible terminal area" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34803804:04
ogradholbach, thanks :)04:04
KamionBenC: I can fix this for installs going forward, but for the upgrade process, we're going to have to mkswap again (and be VERY CAREFUL about possible hibernate images etc.)04:04
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hyperactivecrondI shall see if that grub bug while dealing with windowsXP dualbooting is still around, too04:05
hyperactivecrondproviding this install works04:06
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hyperactivecrondKamion: it worked this time with /boot as ext304:18
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siretartKeybuk: pong04:20
Keybuksiretart: so, err, what's with /etc/rc0.d/S15wpa-ifupdown04:21
Keybukie. what the hell is it doing?04:21
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Kamion15:03 < Kamion> BenC: we have a problem with the libata transition04:22
Kamion15:04 < Kamion> BenC: the installer's mkswap has never set uuids on swap partitions04:22
Kamion15:04 < Kamion> BenC: I can fix this for installs going forward, but for the upgrade process, we're going to have to mkswap again (and be VERY CAREFUL about possible hibernate images etc.)04:22
KamionKeybuk: ^--04:22
MezKamion, will you be at LRL this year?04:22
KamionMez: no, afraid not04:22
pittiKeybuk: dhcp3-server can also drop it's stop script at 0 and 6; do you already have a pending package or shall I care for this?04:22
pittiKeybuk: ... and festival04:23
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MezKamion: shame :(04:23
pittiKeybuk: ... and klogd04:23
Keybukpitti: festival and klogd should be in the archive (source wise)04:24
KeybukI didn't touch dhcp3-server because it wasn't a dep of ubuntu-desktop, feel free to do that one yourself04:24
pittiKeybuk: ah, cool04:24
BirthdayHobbseeKamion: thanks for some of the syncs :)04:24
ograiwj, ping ... arent you a iptables specialist ? i'm looking for a hint04:24
KeybukKamion: hmm, interesting04:24
KamionBirthdayHobbsee: no worries04:24
Kamionand happy birthday, it appears ;)04:24
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BirthdayHobbseeKamion: hehe, thankyou.  there are still some more that i'm waiting on :)04:25
hyperactivecrondGrub now plays nicely with windowsxp04:25
BirthdayHobbseeKamion: hence the "some" bit :)04:25
ograBirthdayHobbsee, birthdays ?04:25
KeybukKamion: if the swap is active, there won't be any hibernate image in it :)04:25
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BirthdayHobbseeogra: hmmm?04:25
ograBirthdayHobbsee, we hope so :)04:25
ograBirthdayHobbsee, "  there are still some more that i'm waiting on :)"04:25
hyperactivecrondKamion: iirc this is already reported, /etc/apt/sources.list only contains edgy-security04:26
KamionBirthdayHobbsee: yeah, I was just doing a few of them because rodarvus had an urgent pair04:26
Kamionhyperactivecrond: yep, already reported thanks04:26
BirthdayHobbseeogra: ah, right, yeah04:26
ogra:)04:26
BirthdayHobbseeKamion: if you could put thru dar in your next batch, i'd appreciate it - then i can finish off kdar.04:26
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KamionKeybuk: does swapon check for the hibernate signature?04:27
hyperactivecrondKamion: is it safe to put just edgy instead of edgy-security in /etc/apt/sources.list?04:27
Kamionhyperactivecrond: "instead of" => "as well as"04:28
hyperactivecrondKamion: never mind04:28
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KeybukKamion: I assume so, you can't swapon a swap partition that's still got a hibernate thingy in it04:28
hyperactivecrondKamion: can i see a working /etc/apt/sources.list for edgy that contains something other than security?04:28
KamionKeybuk: right, just saying then that we need to check whether the swap is active as well as just whether it's in sources.list04:29
Kamionhyperactivecrond: ok, come on dude, check the bit about support in the topic04:29
Kamionsources.list fragments are trivial to find04:29
Mez!tell hyperactivecrond about source-o-matic04:29
hyperactivecrondKamion: i heartily apologize04:30
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hyperactivecrondMez: thx04:30
KeybukKamion: fstab ;)04:30
KamionKeybuk: er right :)04:31
Kamionthinking about two things at once04:31
Mezhyperactivecrond, did that actually send you anything ? it used to confirm it with me04:31
Mezwqhen it sent something04:31
KamionMez: we don't have the bot here04:31
Kamion(deliberately)04:31
MezKamion: ah04:32
Mezwhoops04:32
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BenCKamion: how hazardous is that mkswap transition?04:44
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KamionBenC: it's *probably* ok with the check Keybuk suggested (is the swap active?)04:47
Keybukthe only worry is that an upgrade isn't the time to call "swapoff" ?04:48
BenCso it's something that'll be done on reboot?04:49
BenCsince the UUID stuff isn't need till the next reboot, that sounds safe enough04:49
Kamionoh, huh, that's awkward04:50
BenCactually, no it isn't04:50
Kamionwe'd need to check for the hibernate signature by hand rather than relying on whether the swap is currently active04:50
BenCif the driver goes hda->sda, then it's too late04:50
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Keybukright, swap devices a little more difficult04:51
KeybukKamion: ?04:52
BenCso you can't change the UUID of a swap partition while it's in use, like you can for ext2/ext3?04:52
KamionKeybuk: we need to ensure not to re-mkswap something that contains a hibernate image04:53
KeybukKamion: right, if it's active, that's the clue -- no?04:53
Keybukalso you can't make a UUID for a swap partition, no?  I thought they could only have labels04:53
Kamionbut if we can't do the mkswap until reboot, it won't be active any more04:53
Kamionthey can have uuids too, there's a slot in the v1 swap area header04:53
Keybukwe can't do the mkswap after reboot, because the drive assignments will have changed by that point04:53
Kamionif we could change it while it's in use, that would be ideal I guess04:54
Keybukyeah, I wonder whether we could just edit the active swap partition ;)04:54
KeybukI don't see why not04:54
fabbioneif they have space in the header area04:54
iwjogra: I can probably help you with iptables, yes.04:54
Kamiontwo things: (a) will the kernel just overwrite it again (i.e. does it remember the existing header and blat it back out), (b) can we safely change UUID on an S1SUSPEND area too04:54
fabbionei don't see why just change it on the fly04:54
KeybukKamion: I don't know the answer to these two things ... what does an S1SUSPEND area look like?04:55
Keybukdoes it replace the swap header, or go after it?04:55
BenCinteresting, my swap has a UUID04:55
KeybukBenC: how did you find out?04:55
KamionKeybuk: the problem is probably that the UUID goes after the first page04:55
Kamionof the swap04:55
fabbioneKeybuk: what will happen to special devices like RAID when you change the underlay device from hd* to sd*?04:56
BenCls /dev/disk/by-uuid/04:56
Keybukfabbione: no idea04:56
BenCfabbione: LVM will handle it nicely04:56
fabbioneis somebody going to test this stuff before hand?04:56
fabbioneBenC: LVM i know.. what about RAID04:56
BenCyou'll have to edit the md config by hand04:56
KamionI'm not sure, but I have a suspicion that swsusp uses the area that swap uses for the UUID for something else04:56
KamionKeybuk: vol_id can parse it too04:57
ograiwj, i want to build a transparent content filter ... i have an OUTPUT nat rule that forwards everything from port 80 to another port ... i know there is a possibility to exclude by pid s the locally running content filter would be excluded from that port 80 rule, do you know any example pages where i could read up about that pid thing ?04:57
iwjYou mean an intercepting proxy ?04:57
KeybukKamion: right, we'll have to find out how these partitions are structured04:57
fabbioneBenC: md config isn't of any use anymore.. the devices are autodiscovered via md magic sb04:57
Keybukand find someone with a laptop that has working suspend04:57
Keybukfabbione: autodiscovered devices should still work. no?04:57
BenCfabbione: then the magic should still work04:57
iwjI don't think you want to exclude by pid.  You want to exclude by local username, surely ?04:57
ograi mean a locally running transparent proxy without proxying but content filter rules :)04:57
Keybukfabbione: it's my understanding that they all just look for partitions with a given signature -- which will work fine04:58
BenCfabbione: if it autodiscovers based on something other than hda/sda naming04:58
fabbioneKeybuk: i need to check, but i think RAID sb has hardcoded info of the other drives in the RAID04:58
ograwell, then the app would need a own user, but that would work as well, yes04:58
iwj(Also, please reconsider whether an intercepting poxy is the right answer.  They're generally a bad idea.)04:58
Keybukfabbione: if it has hardcoded kernel device names, that will need to be fixed04:58
iwjogra: check out iptables(8) and --uid-owner.04:58
ograiwj, its for ltsp servers that have no separate box for content filtering (its also not proxying, only a fiter)04:58
iwjYou almost certainly want that instead of eg --pid-owner.04:58
ograiwj, thanks ! thats the hint i was after :)04:59
Keybuklet's move this into #ubuntu-kernel, because there are too many conversations going on at once04:59
iwjIf you want to enforce the use of the proxy, better to block port 80 rather than intercept it.04:59
BenCKamion: if it overwrites swap partitions UUID, then we are screwed anyway04:59
BenCso either the UUID is good, or this whole excecise is futile04:59
fabbione        __u32 major;            /* 1 Device major number                      */05:00
fabbione        __u32 minor;            /* 2 Device minor number                      */05:00
fabbioneit stores info on major/minor for each device on each disk05:00
fabbioneat least this is according to the sb struct05:00
fabbionehow it's handled is something that needs to be verified05:00
ograiwj, i want it transparent ...05:00
BenCyeah, because the device majors for hd and sd are different05:01
ograso users dont even have the ability to change proxy settings at all05:01
iwjogra: You mean you want it intercepting.  Why ?05:01
iwjYou can enforce the use of the proxy by blocking port 80.05:01
ograiwj, sure, but that means additional setup for the sysadmin05:01
ograsince he will need to point the proxy settings to the proxy port then05:02
iwjErr, you mean by default it will be set up not to use a proxy and the interception will get it ?05:02
ograyep05:02
iwjDo we not have a way of setting the proxy settings globally ?05:02
ogratotally transparent05:02
BenCKamion, Keybuk: I was able to run "sudo mkswap -L `uuidgen` /dev/hda4" on an active swap partition, and it didn't redo-the swap05:02
ograsure we have ... but it should hook in at a lower level 05:02
iwjNo, `transparent' is the wrong word.05:02
iwjYou mean `intercepting'.05:02
ograok05:02
KeybukBenC: "redo the swap" ?05:03
iwjI know marketroids use the word `transparent' for this because it sounds more friendly.05:03
ografor the sysadmin its transparent behavior :)05:03
iwjBut actually it's the opposite of transparent.05:03
BirthdayHobbseeKeybuk: any reason why the -sa flag wouldnt be in merge-genchanges and merge-buildpackage, for the MoM scripts, for some merges?05:03
BenCKeybuk: as in erase it05:03
ograthe thing is that if the proggy is installed it should just work without configuration ...05:03
KeybukBenC: ok, so you can tune a swap on the fly?05:03
ogra(on either side)05:04
KeybukBenC: what happens if you change the version? :p05:04
BenCKeybuk: it would seem so05:04
KeybukBirthdayHobbsee: if the upload shouldn't need it because the orig.tar.gz should already be in the archive05:04
BenCKeybuk: that's probably not possible :)05:04
BirthdayHobbseeKeybuk: right, okay, that's what i thought05:04
iwjRFC2616 `A "transparent proxy" is a proxy that does not modify the request or response beyond what is required for proxy authentication and identification'05:05
KeybukBirthdayHobbsee: sometimes it gets it wrong, dunno why05:05
BirthdayHobbseeKeybuk: yeah, that's what i was thinking....05:05
iwjogra: See RFC3143 for why you don't want an intercepting proxy.05:05
iwj`Known HTTP Proxy/Caching Problems'05:06
iwjogra: See in particular 3143 s2.2.1.05:07
iwj`if the proggy is installed it should just work without configuration'> You mean it should do the configuration.05:07
iwjIs there a spec for this ?05:07
iwj`Solution(s)       Eliminate the need for interception proxies and IP spoofing, ...'05:08
ograiwj, nope its a SoC project ... and you cant do it differently on a ltsp server ...05:09
iwjWhy can't you do it differently ?05:09
ograat least if you dont have a second machine05:09
iwjWhat's the second machine got to do with it ?05:09
iwjI'm not suggesting you should have a second machine.05:09
ograwell, thast the other way to set up a so called "transparent proxy"05:10
iwjI'm suggesting you should reconfigure the UA to know to talk to the proxy; if you want to enforce use of the proxy you can block other processes' attempts to connect to port 80.05:10
iwjI'm saying you DON'T WANT AN INTERCEPTING PROXY05:10
iwjARE YOU LISTENING TO ME ?05:10
ograyes05:10
iwjSo what is `thast the other way to set up a so called "transparent proxy"05:10
iwj'05:10
iwjThat's not relevant at all.05:11
iwjI know how one might set up an intercepting poxy on one or on two machines.05:11
iwjI'm saying you shouldn't do it.05:11
iwjYou should block, not intercept, port 80.05:11
iwjAnd reconfigure the browser.05:11
ograwell the usual reciepe is to have a GW with nat rules where dansguardian or something similar runs ...05:11
iwjI'm saying you DON'T WANT AN INTERCEPTING PROXY05:12
ograforwarding port 80 to something internally05:12
iwjI'm saying you DON'T WANT AN INTERCEPTING PROXY05:12
pygiiwj: can you please stop shouting? thanks :)05:12
ograi'm outlining what our userbase falls back to05:12
iwjogra: I'm saying you don't want an intercepting poxy.  Are you listening to me ?  Do you understand what I mean ?05:12
ograiwj, yes, and i dont want to have blocked settings in the ui05:13
iwjOur aim is to produce sensible working setups, right ?  Discussion of crazy semi-broken setups is not interesting.05:13
lifelessiwj++05:13
lifelessinterception is evil.05:13
ograi'D have to disable the ability to change the proxy settings if i do it your way05:13
lifelessplease dont make baby jebus kill butt plugs05:13
lifelessogra: that does not follow05:13
ogralifeless, well, some thousands of school sysadmins would disagree 05:14
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Kamionogra: transparent proxies aren't. They cause all kinds of subtle problems that school sysadmins probably shrug their shoulders and try to ignore.05:14
lifelessogra: I'm spoken to god knows how many of them on IRC and email w.r.t. squid and interception05:14
ograits what they use everywhere 05:14
lifelessogra: and its broken everywhere!05:14
Kamionthat's not a good reason to perpetuate it05:14
Kamionin order for a proxy to work correctly, the client needs to know that it is talking to a proxy05:15
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ograi'm still not taking about a proxy at all ...05:15
ograbut well05:15
lifelessHTTP does not define semantics for interception. there have been uncountable many bugs related to interception-caching, and there will be uncountable more05:15
ograi'll look into it05:15
lifelessif you hijack port 80, its interception05:16
ograi wsnt arguing that :)05:16
ogra*wasnt05:16
iwjuncountable many bugs> RFC3143 (from June 2001) is just the start of it.05:16
lifelessif you give it to anything other than the requested port, and the thing you give it to may honour the request - then its a proxy05:16
wasabi_Hmm. Cool. Fixed up swapd.05:18
wasabi_It now creates one swap file minimum, and defaults to autodetecting the ram size.05:18
sladenso.  We all in a agreement that Transparent Proxies are teh evil now?  Or perhaps so more shouting and burning of small children would help.05:20
lifelessiwj: yahuh.05:20
lifelessit was surprising to see it even being a subject for debate here. 05:21
lifelessI *thought* we were all sane.05:21
lifelessgnight05:23
BirthdayHobbseenight lifeless 05:23
geseris it possible to still use file-rc (an alternative to sysv-rc) on edgy?05:23
iwjogra: You don't need to disable the ability to change the proxy settings.  You can just firewall out port 80 so that if they change the proxy settings it stops working completely.05:24
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ograiwj, yes, that apparently what i have to do ... even the traffic isnt even touched by the app ...05:25
ogra*thats05:26
iwjI'm afraid I can't make sense of that.05:26
sladenogra: "[x]  block direct web connections to the Internet (prevent proxy bypassing)"05:27
ograit works like a pipe ... delays the answer, recieves what the user wanted, does a bayesian check, if the target is not worth to be fitered it removes the delay and pipes the traffic ...05:28
ograthats all ... no rewriting of headers or the like ...05:29
iwjogra: Have you read RFC3143's comments on interception ?  If not go away and do so and come back when you understand.  If you don't think you want to or can understand then take the advice of people who do ?05:30
ograi'm just fearing that if we dont have the buzzword "transparent" anywhere teachers wont adopt it... but i'll try other solutions ...05:30
iwjYou can use the buzzword `transparent' whenever you like.  Remember that it's a marketing term and can mean whatever you like.05:30
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ograyes, i know ... but it has certain expectations attached to it05:31
ogralike you dont have to adjust anything :) but i'll find a way without interception ...05:31
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Kamionogra: doesn't this content filter ever deny requests?05:39
ograit drops the traffic and puts a "access denied " page in place ...05:40
ograits very minimalistic05:40
Kamionogra: then it is an intercepting proxy within the meaning of RFC314305:40
ograok05:40
Kamionit doesn't matter how small the changes it makes are05:40
Kamion200 -> 403 is a pretty big change all by itself :-)05:40
ograyep05:41
ograi'll go sladens way i guess ...05:41
bddebiandoko: around?05:42
ograeven though its not what the teachers want ...05:42
Kamionyou're making the mistake of taking requirements at the wrong level05:43
Kamionthe requirement is not <particular technical implementation>05:43
Kamionthe requirement is <particular result for users>05:43
ogranope, its marketing driven05:43
ograyeah05:43
Kamionyou can write whatever you like in marketing, as iwj says05:43
Kamion"transparent configuration of content filter"05:43
ograheh05:44
Kamionalso, marketing can be tweaked05:44
bddebianAm I correct in understanding the Python policy that if it uses Python modules, it still needs the versioned python dependencies? (i.e. usr/lib/python2.x)?05:44
Kamionmarketing expectations I mean05:44
Kamionif you do most of what people want, they will give you a bit more slack if you're different in one particular area, and eventually that approach may become the standard and they'll start asking others why they don't do it that way05:45
ograyes ... we'll see how it works out ... as long as i dont have to install squid on already extrabusy servers i'm fine05:45
Kamionc.f. Ubuntu's sudo configuration, which was very unusual in the Linux world when we first did it05:45
ograbut its userfriendly ...05:45
ograthis is the exact opposite t the existing used setups ... from a userfriendlyness POV05:46
dokoseb128, dholbach: in unstable libgnomevfs2-dev depend on libbonobo2-dev, but not in edgy, leading to an OOo build failure. please fix or I'll rename the package to gopenoffice.gorg05:46
jdubogra: not to many traditional unix users05:46
Kamionogra: only if you don't put the effort in to make it user-friendly. :-)05:46
ograjdub, i'm talking about teachers 05:46
Kamionogra: and ultimately, not randomly breaking people's web browsing is user-friendly05:46
dholbachdoko: we're happy that gnomevfs doesn't use bonobo anymore - the situation is 'fixed'05:46
jdubogra: (re: sudo)05:47
ograKamion, yes i uderstand and agree05:47
ograjdub, ah, right ...05:47
dokodholbach, seb128: will that be changed in unstable as well?05:47
dholbachdoko: that's a change in gnome (gnomevfs) 2.1505:47
dholbachdoko: yes, once they use 2.15 too05:47
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bddebianDo be do be dooo05:52
seb128doko: when GNOME 2.16 is packaged, which might be after etch05:53
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seb128doko: gnome-vfs uses dbus instead of libbonobo now05:54
seb128doko: anyway, if OOo uses libbonobo it should have an explicit Build-Depends on it and don't expect that some other lib grab it 05:54
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pittiKeybuk: do you have a script anywhere (from MoM) that takes two changelogs and merges them together? svn merge produces nothing but a mess :(06:07
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KeybukI have some python06:07
Keybukpitti: merge_changelog() in produce-merges.py06:08
Keybuksftp://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/scott/merge-o-matic06:08
pittiKeybuk: thanks06:09
dholbachcan somebody get jokosher out of NEW? :-)06:21
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geserdoes anybody know if it should be possible to use file-rc (an alternative to sysv-rc) on edgy?06:33
geserbecause some packages start depending on a specific version of sysv-rc and file-rc and sysv-rc conflict06:33
ografabbione, there is something strange going on with the channel logs ...06:33
ograare you working on them ? 06:33
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highvoltagejdub: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ubuntu-devel-current.html seems confused, it's mixing -devel and -motu06:36
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bencerhi all, i'm looking for documentation about how dapper livecd is generated, there's many info about how to remaster the ubuntu or kubntu livecds, but none about how are them generated by ubuntu team07:00
bencercould you point me to something interesting ?07:00
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fabbioneogra: no what's wrong with them?07:11
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fabbionetest07:15
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fabbionesiretart: mind to put the chan topic back?07:15
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siretartfabbione: sorry, wrong alias command. my bad :(07:15
siretartwhats the deal with 'dapper-proposed' and 'edgy-proposed' upload targets? are they pocketed or a free for all upload target?07:16
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fabbioneogra: dude?07:18
fabbionehighvoltage: ping?07:20
fabbionebah ok logs should be fine again07:20
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highvoltagefabbione: ok, thanks. have a great weekedn!07:21
fabbionehighvoltage: please get somebody from the team to SMS me if it is still broken in let say one hour07:21
fabbionei can't see anything obvious07:21
fabbioneactually07:21
fabbionei can check it right now07:21
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Kamionsiretart: dapper-proposed is supposed to be a staging area for dapper-updates07:31
Kamionit's by approval only (uploads there land in the unapproved queue)07:31
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Kamiondholbach: jokosher doesn't follow the new python policy07:34
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Kamiondholbach: how does Jokosher.py get onto the $PATH for use by the .desktop file? (this is why I hate cdbs, it's bloody impossible to figure out what it's going to do short of building the damn thing)07:35
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dholbachKamion: *whine* you mean that it should install to /usr/lib/python<something>?07:35
Kamiondholbach: policy says that binaries on $PATH shouldn't have a .py suffix07:35
Kamiondholbach: no? read the new python policy07:35
Kamionit allows for private modules in /usr/share/foo07:36
Kamionbut you aren't doing the XS-Python-Version, XB-Python-Version, dh_pycentral/dh_pysupport (pick one) stuff07:36
dholbachKamion: the package is more of a hack, since upstream didn't manage to have a proper install/build system and relies on hardcoded paths for their first release07:36
dholbachKamion: that's why i adjusted the desktop file07:37
Kamionsure, but there's no particular need for an upstream build system in order to follow the new python policy07:37
Kamionyou just need a /usr/bin/jokosher -> /usr/share/jokosher/Jokosher.py symlink plus the control/rules stuff07:37
rodarvusI wonder if build speed on ia64 depends solely on processor speed, or if we are limited by memory/disk too.07:37
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dholbachKamion: Ok. Thank you very much and I'll read it now.07:37
rodarvusthe ia64 machines on our build farm appear to take much longer to build than other platforms07:38
Kamiondholbach: also, you need to copy the gstreamer licence exception from COPYING into debian/copyright07:38
dholbachKamion: Ok.07:38
Kamionah, I see the .desktop file patch now07:38
Kamion(grr, patch systems, etc.)07:38
dholbachKamion: thank alot07:39
Kamiondholbach: http://people.debian.org/~piman/python-policy/python-policy.html/ and http://wiki.debian.org/DebianPython/NewPolicy may be helpful07:39
dholbachgracias07:40
elmorodarvus: it's a combination of CPU and the compiler being slower on that CPU07:40
elmorodarvus: it's certainly not memory or disk07:40
rodarvuselmo: oh, thats sad news :/07:40
Kamiondholbach: let me know when you've uploaded an improved version and I'll look at it07:40
dholbachKamion: you rock!07:40
rodarvusmeans its basically quite hard to do anything there to increase build speed07:40
Kamionwe do need to follow the new python policy though, it's one of our goals for this release07:41
elmoto be fair, we have realtively slow itaniums.  if we've been willing to spend the $$$, we could have got CPUs that would match or outclass our other platforms07:41
elmorodarvus: well, it shouldn't be a problem, ia64 isn't a blocker for anything as it's not a supported platform07:41
rodarvusbinaries are published on a per-arch basis, then?07:41
bddebianYep07:42
rodarvusI'm usually waiting for ia64 to complete its builds, before uploading packages with build-deps07:42
Kamionyes, the publisher works in units of .changes files07:42
Kamionwhich, for us, are either source uploads or the output from a single buildd for a single source package07:42
bddebianKamion: Did you happen to see the sync request for xcircuit?07:43
Kamionbddebian: yes, it's in the queue with the others07:43
bddebianOK, thanks07:43
Kamionyou can always check https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-archive/+subscribedbugs07:43
Kamionthat's what we look at07:43
bddebianWell I saw some others come through and I thought maybe I forgot to subscribe ubuntu-archive07:44
elmorodarvus: you shouldn't need to do that, the build-deps should be automatic, and even if they aren't, the only affected arch ia6407:44
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rodarvuselmo: in this case the package won't wait to build, as there is already an older version of the library installed07:45
bddebianCan I bug anyone about my python policy question now?07:45
rodarvusbddebian: don't ask to ask - just ask - someone might pick you question and answer it07:46
elmorodarvus: you should be increasing the build-depends in that case07:46
bddebianrodarvus: I asked earlier :-)07:46
rodarvuselmo: yeah, but its not a strict versioned build depends, just a "would nice to build with this new version" :)07:46
Kamionbddebian: I only did a small pass earlier today, not a full one, 'cos I was in a hurry. in any event you can check the URL above to make sure07:46
bddebianKamion: Aye, fair enough07:47
Kamionbddebian: what's your python policy question?07:47
elmorodarvus: IMHO those should be in build-depends, but that's just my opinion, I know others on the team disagreee07:48
bddebianKamion: If I understand it correctly, if a package uses python extensions, it is still correct to use python2.x build deps and /usr/lib/python2.x/ etc?07:48
elmoin the long term we should really one day have build-depends-auto and build-depends-for-humans07:48
rodarvuselmo: you're right, actually - the only reason I (personally) don't add these versioned build depends is to not diverge (more than needed) from debian07:49
Kamionelmo: (it's awkward when some of what rodarvus is trying to do is sync with Debian)07:49
rodarvusyup07:49
elmoright, that's a valid use case for not doing it, I guess07:50
elmoone day I should spec build-depends-auto07:50
Kamionbddebian: as in compiled C extensions? build-depend on python-all-dev not pythonx.y-dev, compile for all $(pyversions -r), then install to /usr/lib/pythonx.y/ and use dh_pycentral or dh_pysupport07:51
Kamionbddebian: please follow the howto in http://wiki.debian.org/DebianPython/NewPolicy for conversion07:51
Kamionelmo: I sort of feel it should be possible for uploaders to set dep-waits in some limited way07:52
Kamiondunno how that could be done sanely though07:52
rodarvusvia LP, after an upload, maybe?07:53
bddebianKamion: Thanks07:53
infinityCould be represented at a Build-Depends-Strict in the .changes or something.07:53
infinitys/at/as/07:53
infinity(So as to avoid having our .dsc differ from Debian's)07:54
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elmoKamion: I think build-depends-auto should be generated at build time  from shlibs type files, and shift the burden of what's needed to being by default on the library package as they are for Depends07:55
elmoKamion: but keep build-depends as build-depends for humans/backporters or whatever07:55
elmo(not necessarily specific to ubuntu, I've thought Debian should do this for a long time too)07:55
Kamionelmo: mm, I could agree with that yes07:55
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Kamionright, another partial sync run I'm afraid, have guests arriving and had to cut it short07:57
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bddebianSo this:  mv $(CURDIR)/debian/tmp/usr/lib/python/* $(CURDIR)/debian/python2.3-libhamlib2/usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages08:04
bddebianwould become: mv $(CURDIR)/debian/tmp/usr/lib/python/* $(CURDIR)/debian/python2.3-libhamlib2/usr/lib/python_support/site-packages08:05
bddebian?08:05
bddebians/python2.3-ham/python-ham/08:05
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dholbachKamion: I uploaded a new version. I hope it's alright now.08:10
bddebianAnd would .dirs be /usr/lib/python-support/site-packages ?08:11
LaserJockis the NEW queue fisable on LP at all?08:12
LaserJocks/fisable/visable/08:12
LaserJockor anywhere for that matter08:13
bddebianDamn, I think I lost Kamion :-(08:13
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infinityLaserJock: Only to members of the archive team, afaik.08:15
bddebianHeya infinity08:15
LaserJockinfinity: hmm, to bad :-)08:15
infinityLaserJock: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+queue <-- Can you see that?08:15
LaserJockyes08:16
infinityOh, then I'm wrong.08:16
LaserJockoh, that's a nice page08:16
infinityNot visible if not logged in, which was all I checked.  I don't have an "unprivileged" account to test with.08:16
LaserJockinfinity: are they usually handled FIFO?08:17
infinityLaserJock: They're handled however we feel like. :)08:17
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LaserJockof course, I should have guessed ;-)08:18
LaserJockso does bribery help?08:18
infinityLaserJock: If we need a specific thing for a build-dep, we process it.  If it's an easy package to process, we do it.  If it requires effort and research, it might sit for a bit.08:18
LaserJockk, no problems, just wondering how the proccess worked08:18
infinity(ie: sketchy licenses, complex package to give a once-over to, etc)08:18
infinityLaserJock: What are you after having processed right now?08:19
LaserJockinfinity: not exactly anything in particulare there is an easy one (gisomount) that I'm tracking but that's it08:20
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Gloubiboulgainfinity, I have new xubuntu seeds which should resolve the oversize issue, would it possible to run a new Desktop build?08:25
infinityGloubiboulga: I can give it a whirl.08:27
Gloubiboulgainfinity, seeds are at http://tiber.tauware.de/~gauvain/bzr/xubuntu-seeds/edgy/desktop, do you need something else (I'm very new to this)?08:28
infinityGloubiboulga: Oh, feh.  I thought you'd committed to the main branch and I already started the builds.08:30
infinityGloubiboulga: Do you not have access to commit to the seeds in LP?08:30
Gloubiboulgainfinity, if it needs main priviledge uploads, no08:31
infinityGloubiboulga: If you don't have the access to do so, can you get janimo to look over your changes, commit them, and do a xubuntu-meta upload.08:31
infinityGloubiboulga: THEN, I can spin new CDs.08:31
LaserJockhehe, I love that phrase08:32
Gloubiboulgainfinity, well, the problem is that janimo doesn't even answer my mails...08:32
Gloubiboulgathat's why I was trrying to make this run myself :)08:33
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Gloubiboulgaanyway, I'll wait for his answer08:33
infinityGloubiboulga: Perhaps he's away currently?  I dunno.  I prefer not to touch Xubuntu without his consent.08:33
Gloubiboulgainfinity, no problem08:33
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bddebianKamion: still here?08:35
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infinitybddebian: 11:57 < Kamion> right, another partial sync run I'm afraid, have guests arriving and had to cut it 08:35
infinity                short08:35
bddebianGah08:36
bddebianDamnit Jim08:36
infinitybddebian: For the timezone-impaired, that was about 38 minutes ago.08:36
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bddebianWell shit, hamlib seemed to build with my changes, how do I know if I did it right?08:37
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bddebianLater folks08:58
highvoltagebye bddebian 08:59
bddebianLater highvoltage08:59
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highvoltageFINE09:00
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jdubfabbione: ping09:11
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fabbionejdub: pong09:35
fabbionejdub: i only have 3 minutes or so before the movie start09:36
jdubfabbione: i looked at the sparc/ pages on the wiki - any more info i should look at about installing on a T2000?09:36
jdub(specifically dapper)09:36
fabbionejdub: nope. it should just work09:36
fabbionejdub: there is only the KnownIssues that you want to be aware of09:36
ografabbione, logs are fine again ... somehow -motu and -devel were merged this afternoon09:36
jdubso the comments about silo CD booting and stuff is no longer relevant?09:37
jduboh09:37
fabbioneogra: yes i have no idea why because the logs were good here09:37
jdubso it's relevant?09:37
ogra(only in ubuntu-devel-current.html )09:37
fabbionejdub: it's not relevant for the T200009:37
jdubah, ok09:37
fabbionejdub: it's OBP version dependent09:37
fabbionejdub: T2K is fine09:37
jdubsweet09:37
jdubbut skipping 1MB at the start of the disk does apply, etc?09:37
fabbionejdub: something you really want to do carefully is d-i refresh waiting time09:38
fabbionejdub: yes that's generic to the sparc disk layoyt09:38
fabbionelayout09:38
jdubok09:38
jdubthanks :-)09:38
fabbionejdub: *IF* you install via telnet sessions09:38
fabbionethe installer is in *color*09:38
fabbioneserial 9600 bps eyecandy09:38
fabbione(next will be GLX over 9600)09:38
jdubheh09:39
fabbioneit takes time to refresh stuff.. let d-i to do the full refresh before you start pushing buttons09:39
fabbioneeven when inside a menu09:39
fabbioneotherwise strange things can happen09:39
jdubright09:39
fabbioneotherwise.. works for me, David Miller, SUN but not for elmo09:39
fabbioneso if you manage to fail, sucks to be you :P09:39
jdubapparently sparc hardware hates elmo and/or vice versa09:40
fabbionejdub: ehehe yeah i noticed.. sparc hates znarl too09:40
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zulsorry...i saw that as spaz09:41
LaserJockyeah, if you spaz I'm sure sparc will hate you09:41
fabbioneok you are all set09:42
fabbionehave fun09:42
fabbione-> movie09:42
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fabbionejdub: have fun with the t20009:43
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fabbionejdub: you will notice the typo in the OBP ;)09:43
fabbionejdub: oh btw.. let me find something for you09:43
fabbionehow much ram do you have on that box?09:44
fabbionejdub: ?09:45
jdubfabbione: not sure, the box is in boston09:45
fabbionejdub: http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-21-122430-03-1 <- ALOM/OBP update.09:46
fabbionejdub: unzip the jar, read the instructions on how to update09:46
fabbioneit's not required09:46
fabbionebut it's nice to have09:46
fabbionejdub: ok, have fun09:46
fabbionei am off09:46
jdubdoable with ubuntu?09:46
fabbioneyou do the update via the ALOM itself09:46
jduboh09:46
fabbioneall the procedure is explained there09:46
fabbionejust read it09:46
fabbionei did it, you can do it :D09:47
jdub;-)09:47
jdubthanks!09:47
fabbionecya09:47
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djbmisterdoes anyone have experience with the ubuntu kernel 2.6.15 and powerpc?10:12
djbmisterthis question is mostly related to a chrp system - pegasos 210:12
djbmisterany powerpc devs here?10:14
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