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jonohey12:45
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thiago_ hi... how can i install all include files, sources, and libs, for develop, like in slackware...???12:49
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cheatersrealmany ubuntu-gnome developers on? I have a patch that I would like to see rolled into ubuntu on gnome-keyring.  ( http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=66495&action=view )12:49
gnomefreakthiago_: please ask that in #ubuntu  this is not a support channel12:49
pygithiago_, all?? #ubunt12:49
pygi#ubuntu*12:49
pygicheatersrealm, file a bug and attach patch pls?12:49
thiago_ok, thanks :D12:49
thiago_sorry too12:50
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cheatersrealmpygi: I'm having trouble patching against ubuntu (I'm new to it) and the patch linked there (I think) is for another version of gnome12:50
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cheatersrealmpygi: file a bug and link?12:51
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pygicheatersrealm, link to bug report where that patch is attached?12:51
cheatersrealmk12:51
pygicheatersrealm, no,no, tell me the link so i could see for which version is it12:51
cheatersrealmpygi: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=66495&action=view12:51
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pygicheatersrealm, well, that's the patch :P But the bug report where that patch was attached? :)12:52
cheatersrealmahh12:52
cheatersrealmsorry12:52
cheatersrealmhttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33100312:52
UbugtuGnome bug 331003 in ask dialog "Don't bring up multiple authentication windows for same thing" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  12:53
cheatersrealmI was pasting that but I just copied and pasted the patch to a wget so I lost it12:53
cheatersrealm:)12:53
pygicheatersrealm, hm, seems that patch would need some modification to work for an applicationa sking for the same resource multiple times12:54
cheatersrealmpygi: right, but it would solve my problem12:55
cheatersrealmit asks for the master password multiple times12:55
cheatersrealmit's on loading up rhythmbox for me12:55
cheatersrealmbecause my library is hosted from a smb share mounted in nautilus12:55
pygialso, there is no version of gnome which this patch is applied to12:55
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pygihm, right12:56
pygiopen the patch on malone, point to patch and see what happens12:56
pygiI can't be sure for which version this is12:56
pygialtought probably 2.14 as Suse is running that (I think so at least) and they ship this patch12:56
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cheatersrealmso I'm seeing a similar bug relating to network-manager in the ubuntu bugs  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/3128601:02
UbugtuMalone bug 31286 in network-manager "Displays repeated keyring dialogs on resume from suspend" [Unknown,Fix released]  01:02
cheatersrealmpygi: any ideas on what I should do?01:07
pygicheatersrealm, aha, report a bug :)01:08
cheatersrealmpygi: start a new bug?01:08
pygiyup01:08
cheatersrealmok01:08
cheatersrealmshould I also link to the gnome patch as well?01:08
cheatersrealmand the 'similar' problem I found in ubuntu's bug repo?01:09
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cheatersrealmok01:09
cheatersrealmI'm searching for more gnome keyring bugs, but if I can't find anything better, that's what I'll do01:09
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ichihey, anyone a dev who can help me to try to catagorize this bug? I'm not sure where it belongs in a bugtracker.01:13
ichiThere is a bug which I'm not sure where it goes under. The bug is, if my first set of bootsectors aren't correct, they need to be zeroed out. When I zero out the drive for a few seconds, then install grub it works. If I don't zero out, I see "GRUB" on boot and nothign happens. installs in the future work fine after its been zeroed out.  So, is this a bug in Grub, or is it marked as a hard drive error? Could Grub be fixed, or co01:17
ichiuld tools be requested for inclusion to zero out drive?01:17
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ichiThe install works fine if I install lilo, however I know grub works differently. Or, this could be a grub-install bug.01:17
ichiso, what do I file it under in the tracker?01:17
LaserJockgo for grub then, I guess. it can be moved latter if needed01:20
ichiLaserJock: yeah, but is it a grub bug? Should be be detecting if the first boot blocks are screwed?01:20
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cheatersrealmsigh, launchpad is being slow to e-mail me my registration url01:20
LaserJockichi: I have no idea, but if you put it on Launchpad somebody more knowledgeble than me can take a look01:21
ichimmm, true.01:21
bluefoxicyQ:  Should Ubuntu look at mounting /proc nosuid?01:21
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bluefoxicy(yes this is probably dumb now since the vuln in question has been fixed...)01:22
_tsumebluefoxicy: :)01:22
bluefoxicy_tsume:  what are you smiling about?  I'm just reading stuff from a few days ago I haven't been paying attention to01:23
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_tsumebluefoxicy: oh.01:24
bluefoxicy(more LWN stuff, I'm subscribed so I might as well use it huh)01:24
Kamionbluefoxicy: that's been asked with respect to the Debian installer too; I think it would make sense to do it, but I'm in two minds about whether the change belongs in the installer (writing to /etc/fstab) or in the init script that mounts /proc01:26
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bluefoxicyKamion:  I would say in fstab would make most sense.01:27
bluefoxicyThat's traditionally where such things go.01:27
elmothe kernel already marks proc as nosuid and nodev01:28
bluefoxicyit's also somewhat easy to update that line if it's the default line using cat, grep, awk, and sed01:28
elmoand mounting proc nosuid in fstab doesn't actually work01:28
bluefoxicyproc on /proc type proc (rw,nosuid)01:28
bluefoxicyelmo:  re doesn't have an effect or breaks mount?01:28
elmodoesn't survive reboots on dapper01:28
Kamionbluefoxicy: but the problem with fstab is that it doesn't affect upgrades01:29
Kamionso I'm sort of inclined towards the two-pronged approach - just do both01:29
Kamionelmo: oh01:30
Kamionhmm, interestinng01:30
bluefoxicyKamion:  I was thinking some upgrade package would fix the line but *shrug*01:30
KamionI suspect some init script does mount -t proc proc /proc or equivalent01:30
Kamionrewriting /etc/fstab on upgrade seems like a bad idea, although of course we're having to do that anyway for UUIDs01:31
elmoand like I said, I'm 99% sure it's moot, part of the fix in the kernel was to force proc nosuid and nodev01:31
Kamionbut I'd like to do as little as possible to it01:31
bluefoxicyyeah it is.01:31
bluefoxicylike I said, vuln in question has been fixed anyway.01:32
bluefoxicyGod I'm bored.01:41
LaserJockgo fix something then01:41
bluefoxicynothing's breaking on my system01:41
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LaserJockthere are a ton of bugs on LP that need to be triaged01:42
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elmodoes someone want to monkey/cowboy a server seed change for me?01:55
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elmoerr, nm01:59
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bddebianHowdy03:01
bluefoxicyhi03:02
bluefoxicyKeybuk: Was that you working on a new init?03:04
bddebianHello bluefoxicy03:05
Keybukbluefoxicy: yes03:10
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  Any chance there's a good, clean way to get ltrace/strace run on things during boot, or any other generic watch-this-process tool?  Or is there already a quick and dirty way to profile system boot?03:12
Keybukwhat kind of profiling are you trying to do ?03:12
bluefoxicyIt'd be nice to push a few buttons, set a few config options, and have the next boot spit out profiled output :>03:12
bluefoxicyKeybuk: http://lwn.net/Articles/192214/ if you have a LWN subscription.03:13
bluefoxicyI'm looking at repeating that guy's tests in the future, without going in and modifying the kernel or whatever.03:13
KeybukI'd change /etc/inittab so that03:13
Keybuksi::sysinit:/etc/init.d/rcS03:14
Keybukbecomes strace /stc/init.d/rcS03:14
Keybuketc.03:14
Keybukmaybe some thin shell script to log the output somewhere (you'll need a writable space)03:14
bluefoxicyah.  Yeah /tmp is often writable enough, or /var/tmp03:14
Keybukneither is writable that early03:15
Keybukyou may need to use /dev03:15
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bluefoxicynods.  Now the question is how do I order and cleanly report it.  *reads man pages*03:17
bddebianAck, another sync...03:19
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=== bddebian wonders about all the xserver-* manual merge packages in Universe
crimsunthey're not really merges.03:45
bddebianThey aren't?03:45
crimsunno, they're syncs with Debian Sid but retaining our version03:46
bddebianSo I shouldn't be requesting syncs from Debian?03:47
crimsunfor...?03:47
bddebianThings like trigger03:47
crimsunthat's fine03:48
crimsunwhy?03:48
bddebianTrying to clean up this list: http://merges.ubuntu.com/universe-manual.html03:48
bddebianAm I wasting my time as always?03:50
crimsunsync looks fine unless the icon wasn't carried over03:50
bddebianIt was03:51
crimsunthen it's fine.03:51
crimsun-> -motu next time ;-)03:51
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bddebianOK03:51
bddebianHeya Hobbsee03:51
Hobbseehi bddebian 03:52
tritiumhey folks03:54
bddebianHeya tritium03:54
zulhey Hobbsee 03:54
Hobbseehi zul, ti03:55
Hobbseehi zul, tritium 03:55
tritiumhi Hobbsee, bddebian 03:55
bluefoxicywow that's a pain in the ass.03:56
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bluefoxicy..... should combining -c, -ff, and -o (specifically) with strace produce null output03:58
bluefoxicy-c -ff has output; -ff -o has output; -c -o has output; -c -ff -o creates an empty file.03:58
_tsume!op04:01
_tsumeno op list?04:01
_tsumedrat :)04:01
bluefoxicyyeah I'm gonna file two bugs on this, the first being that strace gives null output when -c -ff -o are combined; the second being that strace -ff -o filename produces a file named filename for whatever process it first traces and filename.pid for all children (the man page says that EACH PROCESS TRACED gets filename.pid)04:02
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bluefoxicyARGH *smacks copy/paste for being broken*04:13
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hubhi04:23
hubon #ubuntu-motu I have been told that we no longer ship *.la files in -dev pacakges04:23
hubis that true?04:23
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hublibgk2.0 seems to still have them in the -dev package04:24
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fabbionemorning05:05
bddebianHello fabbione05:06
Hobbseehi fabbione!05:07
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joejaxxis ther anyone here willing to donate some of their time and talking to me in pm about livecd generation from seeds?06:09
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joejaxxhmm maybe not then06:19
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LaserJockjoejaxx: it's not a very active time of day for this channel06:23
joejaxxyeah i guess not06:24
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pittiGood morning07:08
Hobbseehi pitti!07:08
ajmitchmorning pitti 07:10
desrtword up, all07:11
ajmitchgood day, desrt 07:12
desrtmy feet hurt.07:14
desrtbut they are happy07:14
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desrtincluding some light rock climbing07:15
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linuxboy_desrt: sorry, but having sore feet is a support issue. Please ask about it in #ubuntu07:21
linuxboy_;)07:21
Hobbseehehe07:21
linuxboy^^^ that was Vhata's joke07:23
Vhata(which I discreetly decided not to make)07:23
desrtlinuxboy; glare.07:24
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fabbioneis gdb known to be broken in edgy?07:33
fabbioneStarting program: /usr/bin/gdb 07:34
fabbioneFailed to read a valid object file image from memory.07:34
pittifabbione: it worked quite well for me recently07:35
fabbionepitti: this is as this morning upgrade...07:36
fabbionepitti: x8607:36
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pittifabbione: ok, I try again after today's dist-upgrade07:38
fabbionepitti: thanks07:39
pittifabbione: (however, today's upgrade doesn't bring anything that's related to gdb)07:39
fabbionepitti: i know. i didn't point my finger at gdb as root caude07:40
fabbionecause07:40
fabbionebut as symptomps07:40
fabbionebah that07:40
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pittifabbione: ah, new libglib2.0 -- iz gtk bug, for sure07:41
fabbioneLOL07:41
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pittielmo: good morning07:41
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bluefoxicyhmm.  What the hell is spawning 1 process every 2 seconds07:53
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bluefoxicythe process being spawned is sh... what's spawning it...07:57
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fabbionequick C question08:04
fabbioneassuming i have a string that ends in /08:05
fabbioneif that's true i want to strip /08:05
fabbionehow can i do that easily?08:05
fabbione        if (optind < argc && argv[optind] )08:05
fabbione                strncpy(mo->dir, argv[optind] , PATH_MAX);08:05
fabbionemo->dir is a mount point08:05
pittil = strlen(s); if (s[l]  == '/') { s[l]  = 0; }    ?08:05
fabbionebut i want to make sure that it doesn't end in /08:05
Lathiatjust cut the last character off set it to null?08:05
Lathiatwhat pitti said :)08:06
fabbioneperfect :)08:06
fabbionethanks08:06
Lathiataltho if your doing a strncpy anyway08:06
Lathiatyou could always just copy 1 char short of strlen()08:06
pittiLathiat: that would miss the test08:06
fabbioneLathiat: that will break08:06
Lathiatoh sorry i read "assuming.." and assumed the string was already known to have a /08:07
Lathiatdidnt properly read the next line08:07
Lathiat:)08:07
pittifabbione: gdb is still working properly after today's dist-upgrade; however, I'll check again after reboot (new kernel and such)08:09
pittiWTF???08:09
pittinow /etc/fstab has 10 copies of my environment08:10
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Hobbseeheh08:10
Hobbseehow many was it supposed to have, pitti?08:11
crimsun/var/lib/dpkg/info/  has a suspicious kernel-image-2.6.8-11-amd64-generic.postinst08:11
pittizzzzzzzzzero08:11
crimsunerr, sorry, wrong computer08:11
Hobbseepitti: heh...great08:12
crimsunright, it's libvolumeid0.postinst08:12
fabbionepitti: you win!08:12
pittihttp://librarian.launchpad.net/3547983/fstab <= *shudder*08:13
imbrandonpitti: ouch08:14
Hobbseeholy sugar.08:15
Hobbseegrumble.  where's keybuk when you need him?08:15
Hobbseeah, it's not late enough in the day.08:15
bluefoxicyHobbsee:  I still think you're strange for being up before noon :P08:18
Lathiatpitti: sweet08:18
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Hobbseebluefoxicy: heh.  it's currently 4pm, anyway08:18
Lathiatlooks like some copies of 'mount' too?08:18
pittiLathiat: 'mount'?08:18
bluefoxicyHobbsee:  oh right.08:18
Lathiatoh, dchroot, never08:18
pittiLathiat: I only removed the environment blocks, now it's ok08:19
Lathiatjust multiple copies of the output08:19
pittiLathiat: well, I hope that'll still boot with the uuid stuff :)08:19
pittiLathiat: no, I have 3 chroots08:19
Lathiatoh i see08:19
Lathiatbefore each chroot08:19
Hobbseepitti: machines that boot are so overrated, really.08:19
Lathiatis the environment08:19
Lathiatwhen theres so much text its hard to see the dchroot difference08:19
Lathiat:)08:19
pittiHobbsee: I boot it every day, so I value it :)08:20
Hobbseepitti: heh.  how boring :P  why not just leave it on, anyway?08:20
Lathiati had a machine upgraded from breezy to dapper that didnt see a reboot for about 2 months ;p08:20
pittiHobbsee: because it would just waste energy for no good reason08:20
bluefoxicypitti:  btw, for problem reports, you should report SIGILL as well, since you can get that if something screws up the instruction pointer and puts you halfway into an instruction in executable memory08:20
bluefoxicy(thanks pipacs for that insight)08:20
pittibluefoxicy: I do08:20
Hobbseepitti: that's a point08:21
pittibluefoxicy: in fact, everytime the kernel would dump core, it calls my script08:21
bluefoxicycool.08:21
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pittibluefoxicy: right, the spec is pretty outdated wrt to that; thanks for the reminder08:22
=== bluefoxicy is still trying to figure out how to categorize problem reports as potential vulnerabilities
pittifabbione: hm, after this dist-upgrade I get strange messages from /bin/pwd; something is corrupted here (my gdb works, though)08:24
fabbionepitti: hmmmm it smells like FS corruption to me08:26
fabbionenone of my dist upgrades are borked that way08:26
pittifabbione: no, chdir'ing out and back into the dir where I was fixed it08:26
pittifabbione: it seems it lost track of inodes in the current dir, or something08:26
pittianyway, I'll check after a reboot08:26
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bluefoxicyspeaking of that, glibc should detect double-free():  http://rafb.net/paste/results/JsrGSo30.html08:27
bluefoxicywhich is another hack-glibc-to-trigger-problem-reports situation08:28
bluefoxicy(it's also got some heap corruption detection so it may scream on malloc() if the allocation chains are damaged)08:29
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fabbionepitti: 08:36
fabbione        if (modir[l]  == '/') {08:36
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fabbionethis one seems to never match08:37
fabbionebut i did check strlen and the string and it should08:37
fabbionebut then08:37
fabbione        printf("MODIR: %s %s, mo-dir: %s\n", modir[4] , modir[5] , mo->dir);08:37
Vhatafabbione: l-108:37
fabbioneutil.c:168: warning: format '%s' expects type 'char *', but argument 2 has type 'int'08:37
Vhatathe first character is [0] 08:37
fabbioneoh feh08:38
fabbioneright08:38
fabbionethanks08:38
Vhataell minus one08:38
pittifabbione: fabbione you use strncpy(), right? do you make sure that the string is properly 0-terminated?08:38
pittifabbione: argh, indeed, l-1; my bad08:38
fabbionepitti: yes i do use strncpy for that too08:39
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dholbachgood morning08:49
highvoltagegood morning, dholbach 08:49
dholbachhey highvoltage08:49
pittimoin dholbach 08:50
dholbachhey Martin!08:50
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sivangmorning09:06
Vhatahi09:07
Hobbseehi sivang!09:09
sivanghey Hobbsee :)09:09
Vhatais it morning?  what's average([ member.getTimezone() for member in channels["#ubuntu-devel"] .getMembers() ] )   ?09:09
HobbseeVhata: 42.09:10
Vhatamorning, then.09:10
pygisivang, yay :)09:10
sivangpygi: hey dude09:11
pygisivang, hey, glad to hear from you :)09:11
pygiI already started to worry :P09:11
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sivangpygi: check your email :)09:14
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pittihi sivang 09:16
pygisivang, I already did :)09:17
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pygisivang, we've got some very nice ideas for libburn :)09:22
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sivangpygi: cool, do you have a wiki or some sort of shared editing space so folks can read about it ?09:23
pygisivang, not yet really, I got the trac thingy, I lack domain and then all will be ready09:24
pygiThe trac have built-in wiki, so ... :)09:25
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ajmitchare people working on code yet?09:26
pygiajmitch, which code? :P09:27
ajmitchyou mentioned libburn09:27
pygicurrently, we are evaluating code, getting bugs, bla,bla :)09:27
ajmitchso that's a no :)09:27
pygi:P09:27
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dholbachogra, infinity, pitti: the 'select text from the terminal' but should be fixed with the new version, enjoy :)09:31
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infinitydholbach: Is htis a bug I reported months ago, or one I never reported at all, cause I don't rememebr it. :)09:32
infinityAlso, lag is horrible for typos.  Ugh.09:32
dholbachinfinity: oh - a couple of people complained that they could not do selections bigger than one screen - I thought you complained about it too09:33
infinityOh, I might have.  I just got bitten by that (repeatedly) last night.09:33
infinityYay for fixing it.09:33
dholbachnew vte should make you happy09:33
infinityYou are my hero, as always.09:33
infinityWell, mvo is my hero, but he hasn't done anything for me lately, so you're the new mvo.09:33
dholbachgracias - but your hero should be behdad :-)09:34
ajmitchevening infinity 09:34
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pittidholbach: which particular one? the small size limit or the breakage with non-ASCII chars?09:34
pittihey infinity 09:34
dholbachpitti: selections bigger than one screen09:35
pittiah, that one. nice09:35
infinityHey pitti, mvo.09:35
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dholbach /v<tab>/c<tab>  is not  /var/cache  any more *whine* - it will take me ages to get used to that10:24
Vhatawhat is it?10:24
Lathiatuse zsh and make it complete with the first match (with 'ca' likely to be the first match) :)10:25
infinityWhy did we invent another top-level in /var, instead of using something like /var/cache/crashdata or something?10:25
dholbachinfinity: good question10:25
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pittiinfinity: it's FHS10:26
infinitypitti: Oh, FHS defines /var/crash?  Whack.10:26
=== mvo points infinity to the AutomatedProblemReporting spec
infinityAhh, so it does.  I take it back, then.10:27
Mithrandirthey should rather go to /var/cache/crash or something, IMO.10:28
pittiI don't mind the particular path, I just thought it would be nice to follow FHS10:29
hungerWWhy is there SHELL='/bin/sash' in fstab now?!10:30
hungerWOr TERM='xterm'?10:31
LathiathungerW: its a bug10:31
pittihungerW: bug 5399110:31
UbugtuMalone bug 53991 in udev "uuid conversion writes environment into fstab" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5399110:31
hungerWAh, thanks. I was seriously confused:-)10:31
Lathiathrm this UUID conversion stuff10:31
pittihungerW: me too10:31
hungerWShould it use UUID for LVM volumes, too?10:32
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hungerWIs the UUID generated while formating? I am asking since I format /tmp on each reboot...10:33
Lathiatwhy dont you just use tmpfs for /tmp ?10:33
hungerWLathiat: Why should I?10:33
hungerWLathiat: I have 10G tmp, I doubt that I can stuff that into ram.10:34
Lathiatheh10:34
Lathiatwhat on earth do you do in /tmp? :)10:34
Lathiatplus it can swap out :)10:34
hungerWLathiat: Store DVD images of linux distros that I did not manage to burn yet, etc.10:35
Lathiatand so the power spontaneously goes and you have to redownload it? :)10:35
pittiLathiat: I often use /tmp for temporary stuff which requires lots of disk space10:35
hungerWLathiat: Well, basically my /tmp is encrypted with a random key. So I have to format it on reboots to make it useable.10:36
pittiLathiat: in order to avoid getting cruft in my backups (and DoSing my network connection)10:36
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hungerWpitti: Same reasoning here:-)10:36
pittiLathiat: something like 'check if our current kernel or OpenOffice has a patch10:36
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hungerWI do not have any non-LVM volumes in fstab, so I should not need that stuff.10:40
Lathiatdoes it hurt?10:41
hungerWLathiat: I think it will.10:41
Lathiathowso?10:41
hungerWLathiat: I use lots of encrypted partitions, so I doubt that the UUID will work with that.10:42
Lathiatthen you should file a bug? :)10:42
fabbionehunger: no it won't change10:42
hungerWLathiat: Some of those are encrypted with random keys and reformated on reboot. I am very sceptical that this will work with UUIDs.10:42
fabbioneoh well reformat yeah10:43
fabbionethat will make problems10:43
fabbionehungerW: file bugs10:43
Lathiatits hard to know what your customly reformatting tho10:43
hungerWplus it is not needed since LVM does make sure that the drives "match".10:43
Lathiatbut i mean thats a pretty side case10:43
Kagouhi10:43
hungerWLVM uses its own UUID stuff to find its PVs.10:44
fabbionehungerW: there is a difference between volume id and fs id10:44
fabbionebut yes, it is still pretty pointless with LVM10:44
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hungerWfabbione: What is the UUID anyway? A volume ID or a FS ID?10:45
fabbioneyou have uuid for both10:45
fabbionebut the one in fstab is clearly the fs id10:45
fabbionelvm uses volume id to rebuild the vg10:46
hungerWfabbione: Thanks.10:46
hungerWfabbione: Yeap. But it does make sure that the LVs show up with a well defined name... which is pretty similar to the by-uuid stuff udev does.10:46
fabbionehungerW: yes exactly, but the UUID is nothing more than a symlink that is resolved at mount time. so it doesn't change anything for you10:47
fabbionethere is no performance hit or stuff like that10:47
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hungerWfabbione: agreed.10:47
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hungerWfabbione: It is just that /dev/mapper/vg0-ubuntu_usr is way better to recognise as my ubuntu /usr than UUID={someNumbersAndLetters}.10:51
fabbionehungerW: i don't disagree but you are not taking into account a few things10:53
fabbionethis is just an upgrade path and you can just revert the change in fstab (it's all commented)10:53
fabbionewhen you start doing manual lvm stuff, you don't use UUID by default10:53
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fabbioneyou do it.. well manually10:54
fabbioneand the conversion script did run once...10:54
fabbioneit won't or shouldn't run again10:54
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hungerWfabbione: You are right, I will still write a bugreport about this.10:56
hungerWfabbione: Especially since no fstab.dpkg-old is left around:-(10:56
fabbionehunger: right, there are still the comments inline tho (when it works.. hi pitti!)10:59
hungerWfabbione: Yeap. It was not hard to get back to the original state:-)11:00
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ogradholbach, yippie, thanks11:06
Kamionjoejaxx: we don't generate the live filesystems directly from the seeds - we generate metapackages from the seeds (see the ubuntu-meta source package) and build live filesystems basically by just installing the appropriate metapackages in a chroot and calling mksquashfs11:09
ograYAAY .... upstream included nearly all of our gnome-screensaver patches ... !11:12
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ajmitchexcellent11:12
fabbionenot bad11:12
ajmitchless work for you in the future :)11:12
ograyup11:12
pygiogra, nice nice :)11:12
fabbionepitti: https://www.redhat.com/archives/cluster-devel/2006-July/msg00212.html11:13
fabbionepitti: ^^ 2 days of debugging to get tehre11:14
fabbioneand reboot11:14
fabbione+s11:14
fabbionei don't think i did EVER rebooted a machine so often11:14
infinityOkay, WTF?  Why is my fstab sprinkled with random junk from my environment?11:14
fabbionebug 5399111:14
UbugtuMalone bug 53991 in udev "uuid conversion writes environment into fstab" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5399111:14
infinityAhh, special.11:15
fabbioneinfinity: aren't we all?11:15
fabbionespecial..11:15
infinitySomehow I doubt any effort will be made to clean that up, so I guess I'll just fix it by hand.11:15
pittifabbione: ah, nice11:15
fabbionenow... time to add gfs/gfs2 support to mount to call the proper helper11:16
fabbioneor mount /dev/foo /mnt will be.. disastrous11:16
=== Kamion is looking into that udev bug now
Kamionit's due to set $LINE with accidentally-empty $LINE11:18
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Kamionright, udev fix uploaded11:34
shawarmaKeybuk not around today?11:38
fabbioneshawarma: he went to sleep around our 3am11:42
mvoKamion: can I nag you with the promotion of libgksu2? it blocks the build of the new gksu11:42
shawarmafabbione: So did I. :-)11:42
fabbioneshawarma: and i woke up at 4am...11:43
fabbionedid you? :P11:43
shawarmafabbione: Not entirely. Has the baby arrived?11:43
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slomohi pitti :)11:44
shawarmafabbione: Or are you just the kind of person who gets up at 4 voluntarily?11:44
mvohello slomo11:44
Hobbseeshawarma: the heat :P11:44
slomohi mvo 11:44
shawarmaHobbsee: Oh, right.11:45
Kamionmvo: does it not need a main inclusion report?11:45
shawarmaARGH! Totally lost track of time. gotta run!11:45
fabbioneshawarma: no baby yet... i have to wake because of the heat :)11:45
Kamionpitti: ^-- ?11:45
sivanghey slomo 11:45
mvoKamion: no, I talked to pitti, its just a renamed libgksu1.2 with a changed api11:45
pittiKamion: it's merely a new version of libgksu (renamed source package)11:45
Kamionoh ok11:45
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Kamionmvo: promoted11:46
mvoKamion: thanks!11:46
sivangpygi: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/hubackup/ubuntu11:50
sivangpygi: ^^ use this instead.11:50
sivangpygi: that's a fresh branch, without all the ~300 revisions11:50
sivangpygi: can you branch from there ?11:50
seb128does somebody knows about "cdrecord needs to be runned with sudo to blank a CD"? is that a linux issue?11:50
Kamionsivang: (not that it's any of my business, but why create a fresh branch? deliberately killing off history is usually bad)11:51
stubLaunchpad will be going down in 15 minutes for its regular code update. Estimated downtime will be 10 mins.11:52
sivangKamion: I have the history in another branch backed up in 3 different locations, I did that to split up load when branching, pushing an dpulling (it's still much faster that way, even from supermirror)11:52
sivangKamion: I realize it's a bad thing to do, but also the long revision is due to me commiting between very small changes, to be able to go back when I Started development11:53
Kamionsivang: that means you will be unable to merge from the branch on the supermirror to your private branch, surely11:53
sivangKamion: I feel this history is not needed anymore for further development, and if we need it we can always poke the other branches, what do you think?11:53
lifelesssivang: many small changes is good, why do you say its a problem ?11:53
ograseb128, no, that behavior was patched out long ago from the debian package ... if it does that, its a bug11:53
KamionI think it's crazy and wrong11:54
Kamionand I think you'll regret it later11:54
=== sivang goes to change that ASAP :)
Kamionas will people trying to work out why changes were introduced11:54
sivanglifeless, Kamion : it felt wrong, but it made bracnhing and pushing to supermirrors fast fast11:54
Kamionbzr's performance will improve11:55
sivang(I started with pushing the whole history, then gave up as it wanted to do it for several hours)11:55
lifelesssivang: upgrade to knits11:55
lifelesssivang: nothing should take hours with knits11:55
sivanglifeless: okay, the branch was already in knits, let me retry and try work with you performance issues I encounter.11:55
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pygi_sivang, please post me branch again11:58
pygi_I got dc/ed11:58
sivangpygi_: use the other one, it's okay11:58
pygisivang, just post it pls :)11:58
seb128ogra: what do you mean? that was an Ubuntu patch?11:58
sivangpygi: http://mercury.linuxguru.net/~sivan/hubackup--main11:59
sivangogra: it's set suid or something to make it work no?11:59
pygithat's old one :-/11:59
sivangpygi: no that's okay, the ubuntu-dev one is wrong11:59
sivangpygi: I need to fix it 11:59
pygisivang, ok, branching12:00
sivangstub: LP going offline means supermirror as well ?12:00
ograseb128, it was a debian patch, short before warty ... that was when upstream abandoned linux 12:01
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ograseb128, i'm pretty sure pitti knows more ...12:01
seb128ogra: so that's likely to be due to the sync with Debian?12:01
seb128the package didn't change to Debian for ages apparently12:02
ograi guess so ... probably they dropped the patch12:02
ograhmm12:02
pygisivang, do we want QT interface for edgy?12:03
pygior rather do we have time?12:03
sivangpygi: if you're interested in working on it, you can start, following the new dsign ofcourse in the wiki page, if you can make it work as expcted and to good degree until September 7th , we might be able to put it in I think.12:05
pittiI have to reboot, brb12:05
sivangpygi: fallbaking to edgy+1 if it's not satisfactory until then12:05
pygisivang, right, but most of the current codebase will be in second plan if we are to implement our -ng stuff12:06
pygiand if we're lucky, the cdrecord wrapper and dependency will also be dropped12:07
sivangpygi: I can't think of -ng stuff at the moment, just to get something slicketr and friendlier as per the new design + notifications. That's enough for a release and a half so it seems. I also lost A week already, which makes things a bit tighter. 12:08
sivangpygi: I think it'd be even better to concentrate efforts on getting in syn cwith the new spec, rather then working on QT version.12:09
pygisivang, hm,ok, agreed12:09
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ograseb128, Thu May 20 15:35:52 2004 Joerg Schilling <joerg@schily.isdn.cs.tu-berlin.de>12:11
ogra        * cdrecord.c 1.28612:11
ogra          Bessere Kommentare gegen SuSE die cdrecord nicht als root laufen lasse12:11
ogra wollen12:11
ograseb128, seems it originaly was a suse patch 12:11
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ograhmm12:33
ograseems i uploaded g-s-s at a bad time :/12:35
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mdzogra: ?01:01
ogramdz, ?01:02
mdz<ogra> hmm01:02
mdz seems i uploaded g-s-s at a bad time :/01:02
mdzplease explain01:02
ograyep, LP was in maintenance and i was wondering where my accepted mail wnet01:02
ograqueue is processed now ... just got the mail01:03
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janimoinfinity: hi, IIRC there were some explicit dependencies added on the CD build host to override some apt choices for xubuntu meta packages. Was libgoffice one of them?01:20
janimonow the desktop CD has both libgoffice-0-3 and libgoffice-gtk-1-2 pulled in and I wonder if the latter is left from the dapper setup01:20
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infinityjanimo:             LIST="$LIST ubuntu-base xterm libgoffice-gtk-1-2 xubuntu-desktop"01:26
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infinityjanimo: So, "yes".01:26
janimoinfinity: thanks, could you change that to libgoffice-gtk-0-3 ?01:26
janimoas the package got renamed/updated01:26
mykiHi. AFAIK ubuntu uses udev instead of regular devfs. How is that sort out, there are just used ttys on dev instead of all pty[a-e] [0-f] , etc?01:27
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Vhataain't nothing regular about devfs01:27
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mykiVhata: whatever, on debian it's default on etch.01:28
ogramyki, devfs was dropped from the kernel ... i doubt debian can use it ...01:28
janimoogra: not until 2.6.1801:29
Kamionmyki: not any more it's not01:29
Kamionpty* are handled by the /dev/pts filesystem01:29
Kamion(and /dev/ptmx) - Unix98-style01:29
mykiogra: I'm on 2.6.16-2 actually01:29
ograjanimo, hmm, i thought i saw a changelog entry in a 2.6.17 01:30
ograor *16 even01:30
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zul*cough* xen *cough*01:30
Kamionmyki: it's definitely no longer the default on fresh installs. For upgrades, sure, you'd have to install the udev package to migrate to it.01:31
mykiKamion: OK. I know, I'm already on udev. Any advice how do I remove about 600 tty and pty devices?01:32
Kamionmyki: don't01:32
mykiI'm using 12 ttys, I don't need 32501:32
Kamionif udev is managing /dev, it'll do its thing from scratch every boot - don't go through removing stuff by hand01:33
mykiKamion: I'm not that daft ;] 01:33
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Kamiona udev rule like KERNEL=="tty[a-z] [0-9] *", OPTIONS+="ignore_device" would suppress the creation of those devices01:35
Kamionand similarly for pty01:35
KamionI don't really see the point of worrying about it though01:36
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mykiKamion: ls /dev takes 3 whole screens. I got used that on ubuntu it's cleaner01:37
ograeasy to fix, use ubuntu on that machine ;)01:38
mykiogra: debian netinstaller has that advantage, to me, that it installs just what I exactly want, instead of whole dummy package01:39
mykiogra: and even on stable badger I had problems with packet dependencies (all from official repos)01:40
Kamionmyki: Ubuntu creates /dev/[pt] ty[a-z] [0-9a-f]  too01:40
mykino can be01:41
Kamion(er, so yeah, the rule above should be KERNEL=="[pt] ty[a-z] [0-9a-f] "01:41
Kamion)01:41
Kamionmyki: how often do you type 'ls /dev', exactly? :-)01:41
ograogra@edubuntu:~/packages/willowng-0.2$ ls /dev/tty*|wc -l01:41
ogra32501:41
ogra;)01:41
VhataKamion: <something> /dev/<tab><tab> is not uncommon ;-)01:42
KamionVhata: I don't know about you but I usually have a marginally clearer idea of what device I want than that, enough for the first character at least01:42
ogramyki, ubuntu-minimal is not *that* big :)01:42
mykiKamion: So I don't know what I did, but I had just ttys, I've been using actually. However, ignore rule works well.01:43
infinityjanimo Fix committed.01:50
janimoinfinity: thanks01:50
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ograis there any ETA when the build logs will be available again ? 01:58
ograhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+builds gives me an oops01:59
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rodarvusogra, maybe people in ##soyuz1.0 can help you with that?02:02
shawarmaAnything using python2.3 currently FTBFS. Is anyone working on that?02:02
ograwell, its not urgent or something ... but i'll ask there, probably they are not aware02:02
dokoshawarma: we'll drop python2.3 soon02:03
shawarmadoko: Uargh... There's like a million packages depending on it, is there not?02:04
Kamionshawarma: example?02:04
shawarmadoko: dak02:04
shawarmaKamion: dak02:05
Kamionshawarma: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/dak/1.0-8ubuntu2 built fine02:05
ograogra@edubuntu:~/packages$ apt-cache rdepends python2.3|grep -v python2.3|grep dak02:06
ograogra@edubuntu:~/packages$ 02:06
ograand dak seems not to be in the rdepends02:06
Kamionogra: rdepends doesn't show build-deps02:06
shawarmaDoes that show build-depends as well=?02:06
KamionBuild-Depends: debhelper (>= 4.1.65), python2.3-dev (>= 2.3-1), [...] 02:07
ograKamion, well, bu dh_python should have added the right deps02:07
shawarmaKamion: Maybe it was built before all this python-central funny business was introduced?02:07
thomdoko: any chance you'll fix buildbot soon, btw?02:07
Kamionogra: *sigh* just go look at the build-deps02:07
ograKamion, yes, i see02:07
Kamionshawarma: it doesn't build-depend on python-central or python-support so it's probably just broken02:07
Kamionshawarma: also there really shouldn't be a million packages build-depending on python2.3-dev directly any more02:08
shawarmaKamion: Anything build-depending on python2.[34] -dev should also build-dep on python-central?02:08
Kamionmost of them should be using python-all-dev02:08
Kamionshawarma: not that simple, see http://people.debian.org/~piman/python-policy/ and http://wiki.debian.org/DebianPython/NewPolicy02:08
dokothom: yes, will be synced02:09
shawarmaKamion: Oh... the infamous new python policy.02:10
shawarmaKamion: well, I'll look at it. Thanks.02:11
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shawarmaKamion: Just as I thought. The dak revision currently in edgy FTBFS.02:12
shawarmaIs this new python policy in effect in Debian?02:14
ajmitchdoko: we will drop zope2.8 very soon, right?02:15
dokoajmitch: yes, did you prepare the new plone? ;-p02:15
ajmitchhah02:16
Kamionshawarma: yes02:16
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ajmitchkobold was doing that :)02:16
shawarmaKamion: Ok, thanks.02:17
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thomdoko: also, /var/run/buildbot is probably not the idea place to put the buildbot user, fwiw02:26
dokothom: hmm, I used another package as an example ... what would you recommend?02:28
thomdoko: somewhere that won't get blown away every reboot02:31
thomsince it's plausible that people will set up their buildbots in the users homedir02:32
dokohmm, then /var/lib/buildbot ...02:33
thomi think that makes more sense yes02:33
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zulhey02:53
tsengthere is only zul 02:53
zulits true02:53
Hobbseehi zul, tseng 02:53
tsenghi.02:53
zulhi 02:53
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joejaxxKamion: oh ok thanks i will try and find more information on that03:10
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bddebianHeya03:13
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bddebianHi Gloubiboulga03:17
Gloubiboulgahi bddebian, hi all03:17
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Mithrandirseb128: want to answer bug 54024?03:32
UbugtuMalone bug 54024 in xkeyboard-config "WIN key <SUPER_L> should be mapped to Applications menu" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5402403:32
StevenKI'd like to teach Xemacs that my Windows key is Super.03:32
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seb128Mithrandir:  I'll reply to that one, reassigning (and maybe close, not sure yet). Do you have any opinion on the request?03:47
Mithrandirseb128: not really -- I'd be fine with it, but it's a "default keyboard binding" request/bug, not an XKB bug and since you're master of Gnome I figured getting you to look at it made sense.03:48
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seb128Mithrandir: yeah, agreed, that's why I said I'll reply and reassign :)03:49
seb128Mithrandir: I think we already have a request to make win key = compose03:49
Mithrandirseb128: I map caps lock to compose on my machine anyway. :-)03:50
seb128I map the win key :)03:50
Mithrandirmost of my machines doesn't have windows keys, so.. but yeah, it should do something useful.03:50
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seb128Hobbsee: what you use do do  or  or  by example :p 03:51
Hobbseeseb128: right...okay then...03:52
fabbioneseb128: you don't need them.. 03:52
fabbione:)03:52
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RiddellHobbsee: there's no easy way to do that in kde03:52
fabbioneseb128: there are enough chars when typing [a-z] [A-Z]  ;)03:52
HobbseeRiddell: hmm okay - lure's the one who knows all about it, not me03:52
fabbioneseb128: everything extra is a bonus :P03:52
seb128fabbione: and next you will say that azerty is not a good keymap? :p03:53
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fabbioneseb128: there is only one layout.... that's qwerty :P03:53
Mithrandirseb128: I use alt-gr+[zxo]  for  :-P03:54
ografabbione++ 03:54
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seb128altgr-o =  03:55
Mithrandirseb128: no,  = . :-P03:55
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seb128ah, right, not everybody is using azerty (yet) :p03:55
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seb128wait we switch to french as universal language03:55
Mithrandirogra: we seldom use  in Norwegian.03:56
rodarvusseb128: altgr-o is  on br-abnt2 too03:56
iwjAnyone interested in the fact that dapper doesn't install on my testbed ?03:56
Hobbseeiwj: no, dapper's so last month :P03:56
iwjI'll burn a copy of knot-1 but I'm pretty sure that won't work either.03:56
ograMithrandir, bah, i bet if i look at some dissertations of the uni oslo i'll find some03:56
ogra:)03:56
fabbioneiwj: what about explaining at least the problem? perhaps it's a known issue or something...03:58
ograand did you try the common suspects like noacpi, pci=noacpi, nolapic etc ... ?03:59
iwjInstall appears to work properly, but after the first reboot, at the point where grub should show its menu, the machine reboots.03:59
iwjI thought at first it was because I was installing the new grub in /dev/hda8 and chaining it so I let it put it in the mbr and now I have to rescue the whole machine :-).03:59
fabbioneiwj: could you try an installation in expert mode and slam lilo in there?03:59
fabbioneiwj: just to make sure we isolate the problem to grub 100%04:00
iwjdapper can boot on this machine.  The existing dapper install still works.04:00
iwjBut I haven't rerun grub-install recently.04:00
iwjphone04:00
fabbionewell if you did an install, grub-installer would have run that for you04:00
fabbionebut i don't think from the previous instance04:01
ogranope, it adds a new one ...04:01
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iwjback now04:06
iwjIBM++  (they're really good with their laptop warranties)04:07
iwjYes, so the new install's grub didn't work and the old ones do.04:07
mdkejdub: ping?04:09
ograseb128, "- Use gnome-power-manager to implement suspend/hibernate" is that using the gconf key now ? 04:10
ogra(re: gnome-panel)04:10
Hobbseemdke: [00:11]  [Whois]  jdub has been idle for 12 hours, 57 minutes and 52 seconds.  midnight here04:11
seb128ogra: we don't care, we are not using upstream session dialogs but the special dapper one04:11
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seb128ogra: for 2.14 they have no suspend or hibernates option from GNOME04:11
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alleeKeybuk: ping.04:11
Keybukallee: hello04:12
alleeKeybuk: I've seen you synced digkam from debian04:12
mdkeHobbsee: thanks again04:12
HobbseeKeybuk: you're back!  now, what did i have to tell you?04:12
ograseb128, yes, but is the 2.15 version using them ? 04:12
Hobbseemdke: :)04:12
alleeKeybuk: unfortunetely digikam 0.9 was upload to unstable instead of experimental04:12
seb128ogra: looks like, but we patch the panel to not use their session code04:12
alleeKeybuk: 0.9 beta is not ready for a stable release04:12
HobbseeKeybuk: StevenK's done some nice work on network manager - sources are likely still on his hard drive, but i386 binaries for testing are at http://wedontsleep.org/~steven/nm/ if you're interested.  getting various -motu people to test04:13
alleeKeybuk: any idea how we can sync 0.8.2-1 into edgy (when 0.9 trouble is sorted out in debian)04:13
ograseb128, oh, so such a patch would be required for our logout dialog then ... now i understand 04:13
Keybukallee: you'd have to epoch it and upload manually *shrug*04:17
KeybukHobbsee: does it fix the problems with madwifi?04:17
HobbseeKeybuk: no idea, we're still having trouble with testers who actually have dapper04:17
HobbseeKeybuk: it was more a FYI, we're working on this04:17
alleeKeybuk: epoch is easy to and impossible to get rid off :(   AFAIK Mark talks with ftp-masters to remove digikam 0.9-beta1 from unstable04:18
HobbseeKeybuk: and i'll be able to test out madwifi stuff on friday-ish, when i nick StevenK's wifi card that doesnt require ndiswrapper :P  shhh... :P04:18
Keybukallee: of course, I could just not push this button04:18
Keybukif you beg <g>04:18
Keybuk(it hasn't gone in the archive yet)04:18
HobbseeKeybuk: s/dapper/edgy/04:18
KeybukHobbsee: I don't have dapper on my laptop -- it runs edgy04:18
Keybukthere's no source at that URL04:19
HobbseeKeybuk: my error, i cant keep the distrobutions straight :P04:19
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HobbseeKeybuk: yes, i know, i'll bug him again about putting pu the sources.04:19
seb128ogra: the session dialog use g-p-m since before dapper ...04:19
geserKeybuk: bug 54036 contains a patch to add usplash support in file-rc04:19
UbugtuMalone bug 54036 in file-rc "add support for usplash" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5403604:19
seb128ogra: remember you complained because on ltsp it acts on the server?04:19
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Keybukgeser: ok, so now you need to find a motu to upload a new version of file-rc04:20
alleeKeybug I'll add a note to bug 53534 about the issue.04:20
UbugtuMalone bug 53534 in digikam "[Edgy MoM]  Please sync digikam 0.8.2-1 from Debian" [Untriaged,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5353404:20
KeybukHobbsee: 'cause I ain't touching binaries -- and I can't see the source differences04:20
ograseb128, yes, it doesnt hide the suspend/hibernate options if the can_hibernate/suspend keys are unset04:20
Keybukallee: should I also not sync the -doc and imageplugins-doc packages?04:20
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HobbseeKeybuk: yeah, of course - if he doesnt have them up by friday, i'll attack him with a long pointy stick in person, okay?  it's more a message of "hey, he's working on it, dont bother duplicating the work"04:21
Hobbseehi sabdfl 04:21
ograseb128, the easy fix is to remove g-p-m but i'd rather keep it and have gnome-session react on the gconf keys04:21
sabdflhey hey Hobbsee04:21
alleeKeybuk: all digikam*-0.8.2* are fine.  Only the 0.9-beta1 are not ready for release04:21
sabdflgood work guys, i just jumped to edgy and all went basically smoothly04:21
jsgotangconice04:21
seb128ogra: I don't understand what you are talking about and about what you reactionned to that panel change04:21
Hobbseesabdfl: (quick!  everybody break something!)04:22
zulhi sabdfl 04:22
Arbiter:)04:22
seb128ogra: they did for the upstream panel what we did before dapper: make the session dialog use gpm04:22
seb128ogra: nothing new for Ubuntu04:22
Keybuksabdfl: it boots?04:22
VhataKeybuk: try not to sound so surprised ;-)04:22
sabdflKeybuk: it does indeed. it socks and trousers, too04:23
ograseb128, yes, and gpm's hibernate and suspend functions depend on the /apps/gnome-power-manager/can_hibernate and /apps/gnome-power-manager/can_suspend ... if i unset these, the suspend and hibernate options still show in the logout dialog04:23
Hobbseecome on...compile kdenetwork...i want to go to bed at some point...04:23
Hobbseesabdfl: hehe - but does it shirt too?04:23
ajmitchHobbsee: I hope not04:24
jsgotangcohaha04:24
ograseb128, i think they just shouldnt be shown, thats all04:24
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ograHobbsee, uk04:26
seb128ogra: that's a g-p-m bug then04:27
Hobbseeogra: ie, is he here to be able to upload an update to dapper (assuming it compiles/installs) or what?04:27
mdzHobbsee: London04:27
ograHobbsee, no idea if he's hot on uploading stuff :)04:27
ograseb128, *should* the dialog pick these keys up ? 04:28
Hobbseemdz: heya, didnt see you on the list.  04:28
Hobbseeogra: lets hope he is.04:28
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seb128ogra: the dialog ask to g-p-m if suspend and hibernated are activated04:28
Hobbseeogra: it's kinda bad when about 1/5 of an app suddenly stops working.04:28
ograseb128, aha, ok, i'll look why that doesnt work then ... thast a dbus request it sends i guess ?04:29
seb128ogra: gpm_dbus_interaction ("Suspend"); and gpm_dbus_interaction ("Hibernate");04:29
ograseb128, ta04:30
seb128np04:30
ograHobbsee, you still have 4/5 left :)04:30
Hobbseeogra: hah, yeah, and personally i dont care, cos i'm not on dapper, but i can see why the users are whinging04:30
Hobbseeogra: and besides, i'm on kde 3.5.3 anyway, so a 3.5.2 bugfix wont effect me.04:30
iwjHmm, if I use the stage1 from the old dapper release it gets as far as loading the new install's stage2 and _then_ reboots.04:32
Kamionallee: BTW, in future, an epoch is not that bad, and is the right solution04:36
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gnomefreakis it just the uk mirrors that are messed up?04:42
gnomefreakim gettng a malformed release file error04:42
ChipzzFailed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy-updates/Release  Unable to find expected entry  main/binary-i386/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)04:46
ChipzzFailed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy-security/Release  Unable to find expected entry  main/binary-i386/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)04:46
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gnomefreakChipzz: that would be the one04:48
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elmoit's a launchpad bug, being worked on 04:49
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gnomefreakelmo: ty04:51
iwjgrub not working for me is bug 5404104:52
UbugtuMalone bug 54041 in grub "grub does not boot for me (!)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5404104:52
Arbitermvo, ping04:54
mvohello Arbiter04:56
Arbiterhello mvo04:56
Arbiteri've just noticed your email about smartpm04:56
Arbiter:)04:56
Arbiterpackage is on REVU04:56
mvoArbiter: ah, nice. can you give me a direct link? 04:56
Arbiteryep04:57
Arbiterwait a sec04:57
Arbiteri've patched __init__.py a bit04:57
Arbitermvo, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=270904:58
slomoArbiter: it's already in edgy04:58
slomoArbiter: or is this only an update?04:58
Arbiteralredy splitted?04:58
mvoArbiter: nice, thanks. I look over your changes in a bit 04:58
mvoArbiter: no, not splitted yet04:58
mdzKeybuk: would be a good idea to refrain from syncs for the next while04:59
mdzsoyuz un-meltdown is in progress04:59
Arbitermvo, __init__.py is patched to warn the user that smartpm is splitted in smartp && smartpm-gtk (if smartpm-gtk is not installed)05:00
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KamionArbiter: (FYI the English word is just "split", not "splitted")05:00
Kamionand "split into" probably05:00
ArbiterKamion, hehehe :D05:00
Arbiterenglish is not my mother tongue05:00
Arbiter:D05:00
Keybukmdz: I'm not doing any injection, just clearing the bug queue05:01
Hobbseebah.  let's all switch to german or something.  maybe japanese.05:01
Keybukwhat did they do to soyuz this time?05:01
ArbiterHobbsee, lol05:01
Kamionsure, I'm not criticising you, just offering an improvement05:01
mdzKeybuk: bug 5403705:01
UbugtuMalone bug 54037 in launchpad-publisher "Release files broken for pockets" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5403705:01
ArbiterKamion, yup05:01
Keybukmdz: ah, that one05:01
mdzI subscribed ubuntu-archive05:01
Kamionmdz: but launchpad has full test coverage, that can't happen05:02
mvoArbiter: if you update it again feel free to send a debdiff directly to me05:02
Arbitermvo, sure05:02
mdzKamion: I don't think anyone has ever claimed "full test coverage" for any non-trivial piece of software05:03
Keybukmdz: doesn't tridge for samba4?05:03
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mdzI doubt it; he's generally sane05:04
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Arbitercan someone reject the colorscheme package (NEW queue)?05:04
mdzit may have tests which exhibit full code coverage, but that isn't the same thing05:04
Keybukmdz: well, yes05:05
Keybukbut launchpad doesn't even have 10% code coverage for its tests05:05
Arbiterupstream changed the program name -.-05:05
KeybukArbiter: gone05:07
Arbiterthanks05:07
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jonohey05:09
tsenghiya05:09
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bddebianKeybuk: Thanks for the syncs.  trigger and trigger-data may need to be fakesysncs because of different orig.tar.gz ?05:18
Hobbseebddebian: that's what i had to do before, eah05:20
Keybukbddebian: correct05:21
bddebianOK, so how do I do that properly?  Pull the source and add a build1 version?05:21
slomobddebian: ubuntu1... otherwise it will be tried to be autosynced next release and it could fail because of changed tarball05:22
Kamionno, build105:22
slomohm... won't that break?05:22
Kamionif an autosync fails, big deal, if it succeeds, we don't want to be bothered by a manual sync05:22
Kamionbddebian: build1, build with -sa plus -v<whatever>05:22
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bddebianKamion: OK, thx05:23
bddebianHeya ivoks05:23
ivokshey everybody05:23
slomoKamion: thanks05:23
bddebianWhy would an autosync fail?  Isn't it posting the new orig.tar.gz with -sa?05:23
Kamionbddebian: for the same reason that Keybuk's sync attempt failed05:25
bddebianOK05:25
Kamionbddebian: if there hasn't been a new upstream, but just a new Debian version05:25
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mdzKeybuk: can you get MOM to pull a version from experimental?05:26
Keybukmdz: yes.05:26
Keybukone-off or ongoing?05:27
bddebianOh crap, kiki too?05:27
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mdzKeybuk: ongoing (firefox)05:28
Keybukdholbach: do you not also want the other telepathy packages from the same site?05:29
Keybukgst-plugins-farsight, specifically05:30
dholbachKeybuk: i'll continue to get them included with daf (maybe they weren't there at that time or i uploaded some of them myself already) - i'll have another look05:30
Hobbseemdz: ping?05:31
mdzHobbsee: ?05:31
Hobbseemdz: can we get http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=2786 uploaded to dapper-updates please?  it fixes a couple of rather crucial kopete bugs.05:32
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Hobbseemdz: i can pastebin a diff if you want to eyeball that instead.  (both patches are in kde svn)05:32
mdzHobbsee: is http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/kdenetwork-0607251125/kdenetwork_3.5.2-0ubuntu7.diff the diff from the previous version? it's huge05:32
mdzit looks like just an uncompressed version of the diff05:33
mdzHobbsee: what's most helpful for me is a debdiff from the old version to the new version so I can see what's changed05:33
lamontKeybuk: not sure what the issue was with 2.3.0-205:33
Hobbseemdz: yeah.  bleck.  that diff's completely crazy.05:34
lamontmdz: postfix 2.3.1 has some more minor fixes from wietse, yada yada.. I assume that's syncable....05:34
lamontor do you want email and such?05:34
Hobbseemdz: i havent found a way to get debdiffs onto revu :P  here you go: http://rafb.net/paste/results/bbzm1N35.html05:34
Hobbseemdz: argh!!! it mangled my patch!05:35
mdzHobbsee: you should delete kdenetwork-3.5.2.orig/debian/changelog.dch.save05:35
Hobbseemdz: yeah, it's mangled it.  /me pokes it with a stick and makes it save.05:35
Hobbseeit was looking well behaved before!05:35
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Hobbsees/save/behave/05:37
mdz19_icq_version_too_old.diff looks fine05:37
Hobbseemdz: yeah, it's just that, and the 18 one, and the changelog entry.  but i'm still trying to figure what borked.05:38
mdzthe other patch is a bit of a hack05:39
Hobbseemdz: it's how kde's done it, and how they've done it in 0.12.1 (this patch is for 0.11 packages)05:39
KeybukINFO:root:Trying to merge firefox: 1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.4-1ubuntu2 <- 1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.4-1 -> 1.99+2.0b1+dfsg-105:39
Keybukmdz ^ those are the right version?05:39
seb128ogra: the pango message you were looking at was due to "empty GPOS table" and fixed with the new version05:40
ograah, cool05:41
ograso it wasnt even a font :)05:41
seb128it was a font with an empty GPOS table05:41
seb128which apparently is allowed05:42
mdzKeybuk: yes05:42
ograah05:42
Hobbseemdz: http://rafb.net/paste/results/52Bz3522.html looks like the proper, sane, debdiff - sorry for the other dodgy ones.05:42
mdzHobbsee: how does Riddell feel about it?05:42
Keybukmdz: ok, that'll merge from experimental from now on05:42
mdzKeybuk: thanks05:42
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ograseb128, i read GPOS is only used in otf ... that was what cnfused me, i have no open type fonts installed05:43
Hobbseemdz: he knew i was doing the patch, i dont think i've spoken to him since i made it work.  he accepted those two patches for the 0.12 branch, which is what we ship with edgy.05:43
seb128ogra: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34707305:44
UbugtuGnome bug 347073 in general "Allow empty GPOS table" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  05:44
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seb128ogra: the freedesktop bug speaks about dejavu05:45
ograoh05:45
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mdzHobbsee: it looks like it has a race condition05:47
mdzit's trying to implement a mutex without actually using one05:47
mdzit'll be a smaller race than the old code, but it's still buggy05:48
Hobbseemdz: uh, okay.05:48
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mdzHobbsee: I don't see that it can do any harm, but it isn't correct and the author should be informed.05:49
Hobbseemdz: want to get Riddell to eyeball that when he comes back?05:49
Hobbseemdz: okay, so i'll bug the upstream people about it?05:49
Hobbseemdz: seeing as that svn commit is where i got the patch from.05:50
mdzHobbsee: Olivier Goffart seems to be the author of the bit that I find weird05:50
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Riddellmdz: what seems wrong with it?05:53
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mdzRiddell: it's racy05:54
mdzthere's a race between checking and setting "rentrency_protection"05:54
mdzthe idea seems to be mutual exclusion, in which case it should use a mutex05:55
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Riddellmdz: I've pinged Olivier Goffart to see if he can explain it but he's not responding, I'll get back to you when he's around05:57
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lfittlmako: ping05:58
mdzRiddell: thanks05:59
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bddebianI haven't gotten anything back on kiki and trigger.  Should I, or do they end up in NEW ?06:06
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slomobddebian: seems like uploads are not processed atm06:09
Kamiondamnit, I'm going to have to write something that checks out all four sets of seeds06:10
Keybukbddebian: "anything back" ?06:12
Keybukbddebian: soyuz isn't well, it may take time06:12
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bddebianKeybuk: Oh, OK, sorry06:18
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bddebiandoko: still around?06:29
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dokobddebian: ?06:35
bddebiandoko: Know/remember anything about azureus? :-)06:36
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Gofmdz: ping06:38
dokobddebian: can't you just ask what you do want to know?06:38
bddebiandoko: Well for one, the Debian package builds deps: sun-j2sdk1.5 | java2-compiler  and you changed it to java-gcj-compat-dev06:39
mdzGof: yes?06:39
Gofmdz: Riddell said you have something to ask me about a kopete patch06:39
dokobddebian: we do want to have azureus in main06:40
mdzGof: yes, the one here: http://bugs.kde.org/13063006:40
mdzGof: er, sorry ,wrong url06:41
bddebiandoko: Oh, so it is going to be promoted?06:41
slomobddebian: iirc the debian changelog mentioned that they switch to java-gcj-compat-dev too in the latest upload06:41
mdzGof: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12774906:41
UbugtuKDE bug 127749 in general "kopete freezes on desktop right click" [Crash,Resolved: fixed]  06:41
bddebianslomo: Not that I can see, unless I'm not getting the latest?06:41
mdzGof: if the goal is to avoid concurrent execution of that block, then the fix looks incomplete06:42
ajmitchbddebian: http://packages.qa.debian.org/a/azureus/news/20060717T064745Z.html06:42
slomobddebian: http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/contrib/a/azureus/current/changelog06:42
slomobddebian: * Build using java-gcj-compat-dev and debhelper 5.06:42
mdzGof: there is a race between testing the value of the variable and setting it06:42
ajmitchslomo: or that :)06:42
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Gofmdz: there is not06:42
Gofmdz: this is not a thread stuff06:42
slomobddebian: maybe we can just sync it... thanks for looking at it, i had it on the bottom of my list too :)06:42
bddebianslomo: That's what I am trying to determine :-)06:43
mdzGof: ok, so it's only trying to prevent the situation where the DCOP call causes another call into the same method from within the process?06:43
Gofthe problem is a recursive call due to a call to the main event loop in  DCOPRef::callExt06:43
Gofmdz: exactly06:43
mdzGof: ok, I understand, thanks06:44
bddebianAh damnit, I got 2-1 from packages.d.o.. Grr06:44
slomobddebian: use packages.qa.debian.org... it's much more uptodate most of the time and has more useful information :)06:45
bddebianslomo: OK, thx06:45
mdzHobbsee: debdiff is OK for -updates06:45
Riddellthanks mdz, Gof06:45
Hobbseemdz: heh, so you're not going to eat me now?  oh good.06:45
Hobbseemdz: thanks :)06:45
Riddellcan Hobbsee upload to -updates in main?  I presume not06:46
HobbseeRiddell: ah...well, i cant upload to main normally, so i assume not06:46
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dokobddebian: it *is* in main in dapper/edgy. what's your problem?06:47
mdzHobbsee: not unless you're a fish06:47
ograHobbsee, are you a vegetable ?06:47
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bddebiandoko: Then why is it on the Universe merges page?06:47
mdzRiddell: not unless Hobbsee is in -core-dev; would you sponsor it?06:47
Riddellmdz: will do06:48
mdzthanks06:48
Hobbseemdz: i only went for MOTU last week - sheesh :P06:48
dokobddebian: sorry, *universe*, not *multiverse*06:48
bddebianC'mon Hobbsee, get with the program :-)06:48
Hobbseei dont think i'm a fish or a vegetable...06:48
Hobbseebddebian: heh06:48
bddebiandoko: I'm sorry, you lost me there?06:48
dokoit won't be in main, we do have another torrent in main06:49
bddebianOh, OK.06:49
ograHobbsee, then you are not among the endagered species 06:49
bddebianHobbsee: Oh, so you are a mineral?06:49
Hobbseeogra: i'm looking around for more hobbsee's, or more female linux people, and i'm not seeing many!06:49
bddebianHobbsee: There arent many.  You could look in #debian-women06:50
ogranot seeing them doesnt mean they dont exist ;)06:50
Hobbseeogra: women dont exist in the internet.  cue appropriate link.06:50
Hobbsee:P06:50
Hobbseeogra: now who's to get with the program?  :P06:50
ograheh06:50
bddebianhehe06:50
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bddebianAck, azureus, FTBFSs anyway: E: Package libswt-gtk-3.1-java has no installation candidate06:51
hungerWHobbsee: No women on the net? I keep stumbling over pictures of nude ones all the time:-)06:51
bddebian"stumble over.." ;-)06:51
hungerWHobbsee: So they must exist;-)06:51
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bddebianslomo: No synce ^^ at least not yet :-(06:52
hungerWHobbsee: I did get that, was just pulling your leg.06:53
HobbseehungerW: yes.  rather crap form of a joke too, but....06:53
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Hobbseeoh well.06:54
bddebianHobbsee: Just don't mention ponies and alcohol06:54
hungerWHobbsee: I know:-( But it is too hot here to come up with better jokes:-(06:54
mdzKeybuk: MOM seems to flag conflicts in binary files even when they are identical in Debian and Ubuntu06:55
Hobbseebddebian: i've already heard.  and if it doesnt sound good in your head, it certainly doesnt sound good in IRC.06:55
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Hobbseeanyway...06:55
bddebianpfft06:56
Hobbseemdz: i think Keybuk was aware of that, same with some of the .po files.06:56
bddebianI give up06:57
gnomefreaklooks like a conflict in latest gksu packages or its just me but libgksu wont overwrite /usr/share/gconf/schemas/gksu.schemas06:58
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LaserJockKeybuk: thanks for my silly little section bugs07:08
bddebianLaserJock!07:10
bddebianLaserJock: Hey, can you regen your packages list for me please?07:10
LaserJocksure07:11
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bddebianHobbsee: kvpnc can be synced.  I'm not sure why they did automake1.7 instead of 1.9 but whatever :-)07:23
Hobbseebddebian: oh cool, want to request it?07:23
bluefoxicylol, libgksudo2 broke07:24
bluefoxicyfailed to completely install and update-manager didn't try again.  ('apt-get install' fixes)07:24
slomobluefoxicy: already fixed07:24
bddebianHobbsee: Oh sure, you want me to take the blame eh? :-)07:24
bluefoxicyslomo:  yeah, the problem fixes itself :p07:25
Hobbseebddebian: sure, it's pitch black in here, except fo rthe computer screen.07:25
Vhatawhat's the canonical (ahaha, I slay me) way to run an instance of edgy within a dapper machine?07:25
slomobluefoxicy: yes but a fixed package was uploaded too :P07:25
bluefoxicyslomo:  ah.07:25
AmaranthVhata: vmware-server is a good choice07:26
bluefoxicywtf.  bluefox@icebox:/tmp/x$ gksu synaptic  -> glibtop: This machine has 1 CPUs, 1 are being monitored.07:26
VhataAmaranth: so, full on virtualisation?07:26
mvobluefoxicy: see, it does not only gets your passwort but it also checks your cpus :P07:26
AmaranthVhata: either that or give it it's own partition07:27
VhataAmaranth: i.e. dual boot?07:27
Amaranthyeah07:27
Vhatalet me see if vmware-server is in the hypertimetransmetroverse07:27
bddebianHobbsee: Sent07:27
Hobbseebddebian: thanks07:27
bluefoxicyalso has anyone looked in /etc/ld.so.conf.d/ ?  I just want to make sure what I'm seeing is correct.07:28
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KamionVhata: use edgy's debootstrap to create an edgy chroot, if you don't care about the kernel changes07:29
VhataKamion: that sounds like more fun07:29
Vhata(not that ubuntu development is fun of course.  deadly serious stuff, this.  straight face, stiff upper lip, what, what?)07:30
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VhataKamion: I need debootstrap 0.3.3.0ubuntu3, not 0.3.3.0ubuntu2, yes?07:59
VhataVhata: work it out for yourself08:04
Vhatasorry.08:04
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zulright...im ready to release havoc on the world..08:22
LaserJocknoooooo08:22
HiddenWolfzul: In which fiendish way?08:23
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zulxen/xen-linux image08:23
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HiddenWolfnice08:24
mc44I guess someone knows the irclogs are broken08:25
tsengunlikely to be much of a priority, unfortunately08:26
mc44I'm guessing fabbione has gone off to do something important like have a baby instead :)08:27
tsengthe bot is still here08:27
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bluefoxicywow that's new.  I can't triage my own bugs.  :P08:51
iwjknot-1 seems to take a lot longer to install than dapper.08:53
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iwjAt least I've managed to defeat my recalcitrant CD writer and my workstation isn't mumbling BIOS messages out of its PC speaker any more.08:58
iwjYep, knot-1's grub can't cope either.08:59
iwjzul: Excellent.  I was going to try it out ASAP but as you can see I don't have a working edgy install atm :-/.09:00
zulwell you should really wait for a kernel as well ;)09:02
iwj*snort*09:02
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fabbioneyes the irclogs are not working because one of the machines at the datacenter is broken09:02
iwjI have a kernel or two I could play with.09:02
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iwjThey don't quite work right but they'd let me try out your xen.09:03
zulwell you dont need me then ill just go home and pout :)09:03
iwj:-P09:03
zulheh09:03
iwj(Just doing your pouting for you too.)09:03
zulbrb...need to reboot09:04
zuler...nevermind09:04
bluefoxicyhmm... now all I need to do is fix #49283 and none of the apps I'm running most of the time should have an executable stack.09:05
tseng"Another quick fix is to add the following block to the end of each .nasm file in src/libFLAC/ia32/"09:06
tsengwish you'd quit that09:06
zulbrb...for real this time09:07
tsenghave you talked to upstream?09:08
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hubdamn09:08
hubI dist-upgraded to edgy and X no longer start09:08
hubis there a way to ensure that I have all the packages?09:09
tsengapt-get install ubuntu-desktop helps09:09
mvohub: is ubuntu-desktop installed? [hello btw]  :)09:09
hubkubuntu-desktop is up to date09:09
tsengdid you look at the X log?09:10
iwjAha!  If I trim my menu.lst, it works!09:10
Vhatasabdfl at work:  grep -- -- /var/log/messages09:11
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Vhatathat's got to be old.09:11
tsengyeah that was not remotely funny09:12
hubcould not open default font 'fixed'09:12
hub*sigh*09:12
tsengman09:12
tsengthey should really roll that into the core server one of these days09:12
hubxfonts-base is there09:13
huband I did a reconfigure of X09:14
slomoyou have to run mkfontdir or something in one of the font directories09:14
zulsuper..http://70.29.57.2/ubuntu/xen/dmesg-xen.out09:15
hubslomo: works better09:15
slomohub: mkfontdir in /usr/share/fonts/X11/misc09:15
hubthanks09:15
slomonp :)09:15
rodarvusKamion, Keybuk: I'd like to have source package 'mesa' rejected from the Accepted queue (mesa-swx11-source is causing xorg-server to FTBFS)09:25
Kamiontoo late09:26
rodarvus:/09:26
rodarvusno worries then, thanks anyway :)09:26
Kamionif this is 6.5.0.cvs.20060524-1, it's being munched on by the publisher right now09:26
rodarvusyep, this is it09:26
Kamionif you're quick, you might be able to supersede it with a new source upload before the binaries get there, though09:26
lamontwhy would a laptop that booted in ~1 min on breezy take 10 min to boot dapper???09:26
rodarvusI'll upload a new release of Mesa later tonight09:26
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Kamionlamont: probably hit the bad-luck side of the wait-for-root-device-to-appear code in initramfs-tools09:27
Kamion(at a guess ...)09:27
rodarvusKamion, it won't break runtime - the only problem is xorg-server builds, it seems09:27
Kamioncool09:27
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lamonthe says it first shows up loading restricted drivers, and then everything goes more slowly - X startup takes about 5 of those minutes...09:28
=== lamont bets something is going cpu-bound
Kamionoh, nothing I know about then ...09:28
tsengudevstart used to hang for some minutes09:28
tsengbut im sure that was fixed09:28
=== lamont wonders what that fun trick Keybuk et al were using for instrumenting startup times and such....
fabbionelamont: i have heard something like and there is a bug with a workaround in LP09:29
tsenglamont: bootchart?09:29
fabbionesomething to do with speedstep09:29
lamontfabbione: 10x??? 09:31
lamonttseng: could be09:31
fabbionelamont: can't remember.. but pretty slow09:31
lamontfabbione: if you happen across the bug, that'd beat me reading the entire pile looking for it....09:33
fabbionelamont: let's ask on -bugs09:33
bluefoxicytseng:  I just sent a patch to upstream.09:34
tsengbluefoxicy: goodness.. ok09:34
tsengsomething rubs me wrong about firing up vi and sticking your own elf headers in an asm file09:34
bluefoxicyand told them how to fix PPC because I don't feel like trying to tweak the build system to use .S instead of .s for a single file.09:34
bluefoxicyvi?09:34
tsengbut its your soul, not mine :)09:34
bluefoxicyI write a small shell script to do it.09:34
hubdid something change with the locales again?09:36
crimsunwhat's the context of "again", i.e., between what periods?09:40
crimsunmy dapper->edgy dist-upgrade didn't preserve my selected locales, but I worked around it by regenerating them via locale-gen afterward09:41
Kamionpitti: I'd appreciate a tasksel MIR review when you have time; I've written the report09:48
Keybuklamont: hmm?09:49
lamontKeybuk: when you were playing with boot times on the thinkpads...  what were you using to make those pretty graphs, etc.09:49
lamontalthough it looks like maybe speed step is to blame in this case.09:50
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Keybuklamont: apt-get install bootchart09:50
Keybukthen boot, and look in /var/log/bootchart for the pretty graphs09:50
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neomWhat nick does Mark use if he comes by?09:51
Keybukneom: sabdfl09:51
neomk09:51
neomJust found out my doctor is his uncle. O.o09:52
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AlinuxOSmjg59, ping09:53
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Treenaksneom: cool :)09:53
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Vhataperl: warning: Setting locale failed.10:03
Vhataperl: warning: Please check that your locale settings: LANGUAGE = "en_ZA:en", LC_ALL = (unset), LANG = "en_ZA.UTF-8" are supported and installed on your system.10:03
Vhatathat's after an edgy debootstrap10:03
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Kamiondebootstrap doesn't generate locales for you10:04
Kamion'locale-gen en_ZA.UTF-8' in the chroot10:05
Kamionor 'apt-get install language-pack-enn'10:05
Kamioner, -en10:05
Vhataright ta10:05
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pitti"Committed revision 666."10:56
pittiwoo! :)10:57
pittithe release of the devil10:57
LaserJockyikes, that's an interesting statment coming from the security guy ;-)10:57
pittiMUHAHAHA10:58
pittiI wish I would release this as postgresql-common 66, unfortunately it's only 58 so far :)10:58
Mithrandirpitti: just bump the debian version number, then.  Nobody says they have to be sequential10:59
slomo_pitti: or split the changelog into 8 versions ;)10:59
pittiheh10:59
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Keybukwhen totem crashes every time it's opened, what's the fix?11:58
slomo_Keybuk: totem-gst or totem-xine?11:58
Keybukgst11:58
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slomo_how does it crash? anything useful on the console?11:59
KeybukThe error was 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)'.12:01
Keybuk  (Details: serial 57 error_code 11 request_code 140 minor_code 19)12:01
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slomo_Keybuk: hm, i only knew that one from totem-xine until now... since when do you have this?12:02
Keybukisn't me, it's a new user12:02
Keybukhas it since installing dapper at the weekend12:02
Keybukdefinitely totem-gstreamer12:02
slomo_you could tell him to try renaming /usr/share/totem/totem_logo.png to something else... at least for totem-xine it is caused by the logo which would need more X memory then available. maybe not enough video ram or something...12:05

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