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mdzTMM: I looked at the bug list for gnome-panel12:07
mdzTMM: where did you see 'edgy bugs'?  wherever that is, it's a red herring and doesn't mean what it says12:08
HiddenWolfmdz, it's the list of bugs targetted at edgy12:08
mdzTMM: that's not quite the same as "the entire X experience feels very sluggish"12:08
HiddenWolfdistros/ubuntu/edgy/+bugs12:08
mdzHiddenWolf: which is not edgy bugs12:08
HiddenWolfmdz, easy to make the mistake. ;)12:08
mdzHiddenWolf: yes, but where in the UI links to that and calls it edgy bugs?12:08
TMMmdz: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+bugs12:08
HiddenWolfmdz, it doesn't, but the url seems to suggest "list of bugs in edgy"12:09
HiddenWolfmdz, But I guess people will figure out that edgy has more than 0 bugs.12:09
mdzHiddenWolf: and given that launchpad doesn't keep track of which bugs are in which release, how do you figure that would work? :-)12:09
TMMmdz: that is just an extreme example, the rest just 'feels' a bit sluggish12:09
TMMmdz: like, text scrolling up in xchat-gnome takes just a little too long, opening a menu is just a fraction 'off' 12:10
HiddenWolfmdz, I was just explaining where the confusion came from, since I end up at that page instead of ubuntu/+bugs regularly myself. :)12:10
TMMmdz: right then, I just arrived at that page, and, didn't know what to do. I'm not a big malone user (yet)12:10
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mdzTMM: I'd like to know how you got there; nothing should link to that (because there's no mechanism to make it do what it should)12:12
HiddenWolfmdz, it's linked to allright12:12
HiddenWolfhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy has a bugs link12:12
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TMMmdz: well, I was being a stupid 'user' so I dod : https://launchpad.net/ > The Ubuntu distribution > Ubuntu milestones:/ ubuntu-6.10 > For:  Ubuntu  Edgy  12:13
HiddenWolfand the /edgy page is easily gotten to from any link that lists the edgy release12:13
TMMthat gets you12:13
TMMhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy12:13
TMMthen I clicked on 'bugs'12:13
TMMperhaps I am stupid, but that SEEMED logical at the time12:13
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bugs links there too12:14
Kamionunder "Release bugs"12:14
Kamiongoogling for link:https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+bugs also lists https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+bugs, for the same reason12:14
TMMmdz: anyway, I'm still not sure what I should do about the whole sluggishness thing :) just file a bug against xserver-xorg or something?12:15
mdzTMM: I think you may be imagining the sluggishness after noticing that direct rendering was disabled ;-)12:15
mdzI've lost direct rendering as well but have not noticed any difference12:16
bddebianheh12:16
=== HiddenWolf always suspected TMM was on something ;0
bddebianmdz: Can't do mythtv until libiec61883 gets out of NEW :-(12:17
wasabi_Do we have any centralized system that deals with debian/watch files?12:17
TMMmdz: err... no :) I know what 'direct rendering' is for :) 12:17
wasabi_Launchpad could!12:17
bddebianwasabi_: Deals with them in what way?12:17
mdzwasabi_: https://launchpad.net/products/launchpad-bazaar/+spec/tracking-versions12:18
wasabi_Notifies the author, marks the package.12:18
mdztada12:18
wasabi_Neato.12:18
bddebianAh12:18
mdzretroactive feature specifications12:18
wasabi_Haha12:18
wasabi_"should be rolled out"12:18
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mdzmeaning it was already partially implemented before that was written12:19
TMMmdz: like, if I overlap xchat-gnome with a fullscreen terminal, and I minimize it again, I can see the chat-portion being redrawn from a dull-gray. I am very sure that I didn't see anything like that on dapper.12:19
wasabi_Neat. The Wiki page is private though. =(12:19
wasabi_That is a wee bit annoying.12:19
wasabi_And offends my sensibilities. ;)12:19
mjg59Oh argh12:19
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mjg59It doesn't even approximately build with gcc 412:19
mdzwasabi_: there is nothing I can do about that12:19
TMMmjg59: fun, fun fun! :)12:20
mjg59Or, indeed, gcc-3.312:20
mjg59Maybe I'm doing something wrong12:20
wasabi_I suspected as much.12:20
mdzmjg59: and you want it in main? :-P12:20
mjg59Ah, yes, it's just a crack-addled build system12:20
mjg59mdz: You want high-res bootsplash?12:20
mdzmjg59: depends on the price12:20
mjg59mdz: It's actually fine with gcc 412:21
TMMmdz: so... I just ignore this then? :)12:22
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=== Kamion scratches his head over bug 45200, and decides to hackily work around it and sing LALALA until ubiquity-advanced-partitioner is done
UbugtuMalone bug 45200 in ubiquity "[Flight 7]  installer crashed trying to select partition for mount point" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4520012:26
mjg59Oh nngh symbol mangling12:26
gnomefreakKamion: sorry about the bug that i rejected. the part i have no more info is what got me on that12:28
Kamiongnomefreak: it was on the edge, but it made some degree of sense to me12:28
Kamionfor you guys it's a matter of trying to guess whether the responsible developer will have enough information12:29
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mdzTMM: I'm more concerned about the fact that starting gdm hangs the entire system requiring a power cycle on my laptop12:29
mdz(bug 54650)12:29
UbugtuMalone bug 54650 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "[Edgy]  System freezes when loading gdm" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5465012:29
mdzyou're getting off easy12:30
Kamionseverity: breaks-mdz-hardware12:30
TMMmdz: ghe :) 12:30
bddebianhehe12:30
mdzI think I just managed to blame SSP for that though12:30
imbrandonheh12:30
TMMmdz: still, I'd like to try and fix it, but, it seems that xorg 7.1 fixes it for me anyway... so, I'll just hope that's what goes into edgy12:31
gnomefreakTMM: its in edgy atm (not fully i dont think)12:31
TMMedgy has 7.0.0 with aiglx enabled by default... straaange 12:31
TMMgnomefreak: the version for xserver-xorg is labeled as 7.0.2212:31
mdzhmm, false alarm12:32
gnomefreakhmmm i thought 7.1 started in12:32
mdzyes, it's 7.112:32
TMMimbrandon: hey, you 'why don't you have a nice cup of' guy? :)12:32
gnomefreakthought so12:33
mdzTMM: no12:33
imbrandonTMM: huh ?12:33
TMMmdz: not here it isn't :) (well, not according to the version info anyway) 12:33
TMMimbrandon: sorry then :)12:33
TMMmdz: perhaps I have an outdated mirror12:33
gnomefreakTMM: no12:33
mdzTMM: either you're not up to date, or you're looking in the wrong place.  I'm curious to know how you confirmed it was fixed with xorg 7.1 then12:33
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gnomefreakmdz: everyone has 7.0.22 maybe pre 7.1 base?12:34
mdzgnomefreak: the current packages in edgy come from xorg 7.112:34
gnomefreakmdz: than not sure why version numbers are off12:35
Kamion7.0.22 identifies a package containing some base scripts12:35
Kamionit is not a useful description of the upstream xorg version present on the system12:35
mdzcorrect12:35
gnomefreakok12:35
TMMmdz: well, X -version says now "X Window System Version 7.1.1". and, it worked 'fine' with the xorg-air server from dapper, and that was just a 7.1 ... perhaps it got broken in 7.1.1 sorry about that12:35
mdzyou looked at the version number of the 'xorg' package or such12:35
mdzTMM: dapper didn't have 7.112:36
TMMmdz: backport from aiglx.compiz.info12:36
gnomefreakxorg and xserver-xorg show same12:36
imbrandonboth show 7.0.22ubuntu7  but X -version shows 7.1.112:36
imbrandon( in edgy )12:36
gnomefreakcorrect12:37
TMMwell, my cdrom drive's broken as well :P12:39
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TMMI need to do some digging it seems :) nice :)12:39
gnomefreakTMM: cdrom 15 USD ;)12:39
Kamiongnomefreak: xorg and xserver-xorg both come from the same source package; neither actually provides the server binary, as 'dpkg -L' on each will show you12:40
mdzcan you even buy CD-ROM drives anymore?12:40
TMMgnomefreak: no, the cdrom drive ITSELF works fine :) edgy just doesn't recognise mine anymore12:40
gnomefreakKamion: ah ok12:40
gnomefreakmdz: i have 10 or so laying around12:40
gnomefreaklol12:40
imbrandonmdz: heh dont think so, most all dvd read and or dvd read / cdrw 12:41
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gnomefreakimbrandon: you wouldnt happen to have the kubuntu logo in you K menu would you?>12:42
TMMhal doesn't recognises it anymore12:43
gnomefreakTMM: did you do todays updates? i think hal was updated this morning12:44
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TMMgnomefreak: yes, I did12:46
TMMgnomefreak: I just upgraded from dapper today12:46
gnomefreakah12:46
gnomefreakso the question was it working before the hal update is usless12:46
TMMI have only been running edgy for 4 hours or something now :)12:46
gnomefreakedgy has been fairly good so far been runnning it from day 1 and only had to reformat 2 times once was new harddrive 12:47
wasabi_I've been running the same install since... warty.12:48
wasabi_Heh. Can't say I've ever reformatted any Linux machines, except the ones I screw the fs up on.12:48
HiddenWolfwasabi, a reinstall fixed a bunch of bugs for me last week, but I had changed my hardware a bit.12:48
HiddenWolfwasabi, going from pci to onboard sound was less than stellar. :)12:48
wasabi_Shoulda fixed it, and bugged what you fixed. ;)12:49
HiddenWolfwasabi, I had no clue. It worked after a bit of tinkering, but the quality was aweful.12:49
HiddenWolfI thought I'd have to live with it till I got a new card, reformatted to get rid of an old disk I used, and on reinstall got a perfect quality audio.12:50
Kamion-rw-r--r--  1 root root 5 1999-06-09 21:11 /etc/hostname12:51
KamionI guess that install is about that old12:51
Kamioniwj is going to win any dick-size wars of this kind, though12:51
TMMI'll just reinstall with fedora core 5 ;)12:52
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TMMjoke :)12:52
HiddenWolfKamion, and your system is cruft-free? :)12:53
LaserJockKamion: wow, they had Linux back then? ;-)12:53
TMManyway, off to bed, I'll investigate this some more later 12:53
TMMbye!12:53
Kamion1999 was only Debian slink or so12:54
imbrandongnomefreak: you mean the side logo ? or the distributor-logo 12:55
HiddenWolfKamion, and you've just copied your install along from pc to pc?12:56
gnomefreakimbrandon: the logo on the side runs vertictly12:56
imbrandongnomefreak: yea i have that , afaik its on all kubuntu installs by default 12:56
BenCmjg59: Re: PAGE_MASK, no12:56
KamionHiddenWolf: same computer, though it's had a few hard disk replacements; but there's been some kind of hardware continuity throughout12:57
Kamionstill quite adequate for handling mail and IRC and stuff12:57
gnomefreakimbrandon: theres a bug with it in 3.5.4 dapper i cant duplicate it and i know you are on edgy i wanted to see if same for you12:57
dokoinfinity, Kamion: please approve openoffice.org_2.0.3-4dapper1 for dapper-proposed12:57
HiddenWolfKamion, ah, cheers12:57
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imbrandongnomefreak: sure lets goto k-devel to not clog up in here12:58
gnomefreakok12:58
Kamiondoko: accepted01:01
robertjKamion: do you have any thought on pitti's zero-conf uber-post?01:02
mdzmjg59: usplash 0.4-1 seems to work well on my T42 during shutdown, but upon reboot it doesn't start (no error output)01:04
Kamionrobertj: no, I haven't caught up on ubuntu-devel in ages01:04
robertjhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-July/019680.html01:05
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bluefoxicyis there a list of all the officially approved release goals for ubuntu01:05
bluefoxicylike GccSsp and automated-problem-reports and the like, things that definitely are going in?01:06
robertjbluefoxicy: at this point I think everything thats going in should theoretically have an approved spec in launchpad01:06
Kamionrobertj: do I have to get involved in it? the core developers who've already spent time on it are competent; I don't see why I need to spend the time to bring myself up to speed as well01:07
dokocprov-dinner, infinity: please kill the sparc build of openoffice.org 2.0.3-4ubuntu1 in ubuntu edgy (it will fail due to a buggy pkg-create-dbgsym01:07
bluefoxicyrobertj:  Eyeballing it there's somewhere in the neighborhood of 100-200 approved specs.01:07
Kamion(given my already high workload)01:08
robertjKamion: no, I was just under the impression that you were interested, that's all, you certainly don't need to be involved in everything01:08
KamionI think I commented on things going past, but TBH I'm not interested enough to take a side :-)01:08
robertjbluefoxicy: there are lots of priorities as well01:08
robertjbluefoxicy: so lots of the low stuff are approved if someone does them...01:08
mdzdoko: you might be interested in bug 5465001:09
UbugtuMalone bug 54650 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "[Edgy]  System freezes when loading gdm" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5465001:09
mdzdoko: seems to be toolchain related01:09
dokomdz: ohh, nice, pitti will be happy as well :-/01:11
imbrandonwho was wanting the edgy usplash pictures if they dident look right ? ( edgy of course )  my poor iBook seems to not want to fill the screen with the test patern like my x86 boxes01:11
mdzdoko: my X was broken for 2 weeks due to this ;-)01:12
Kamioncould it be a gdm child process crashing due to an SSP check and then gdm hanging waiting for it, or something?01:12
bluefoxicydamn, looks like Xen won't fit in Edgy though.  Oh well.01:12
dokomdz: you know, I'm still working on dapper-updates on my T42 ;-)01:12
robertjimbrandon: iBook intel or ibook g3/g4?01:13
imbrandoniBook g3 800mhz01:13
imbrandonppc01:13
mdzdoko: do you think it's possible to track it down or should we just build the server with -fno-stack-protector?01:13
imbrandonthere is no iBook intel afaik , only mac book pro == intel 01:13
robertjimbrandon: now that my wifes' new laptop is here I can upgrade my g3 to edgy, track me down a week or so from now ;)01:13
bluefoxicyiwj:  "We should consider whether we can have the default Edgy kernels support Xen out of the box (ie, provide xen-enabled kernels) now that recent Xen allows kernels to target both i386 and Xen/i386. -iwj"  <-- what, you mean I could boot a Xen kernel on straight i386 without Xen?01:13
robertjimbrandon: ibook was renamed macbook, macbook pro is the new powermac01:14
robertjbut if it looks like a toilet, its an ibook01:14
imbrandonrobertj: ahh ok no this is an orig iBook, but anyhow yea no biggie just wanted someone to know ;)01:14
mdzdoko: I'm not even sure what part of it is breaking01:14
robertjerr new powerbook01:14
robertjimbrandon: #ubuntu+1 might be a good spot too01:14
robertjand bugzilla01:14
robertjerr launchpad01:14
bluefoxicyrobertj:  I have been wanting a PPC arch for a while, to test Ubuntu PPC on... qemu on Ubuntu doesn't like PPC >:|  Fix qemu!  :D01:15
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imbrandonrobertj: yea i just rember from the ML that someone wanted actual picktures but i have no digi cam atm01:15
=== bluefoxicy actually did try numerous times to get Breezy and Dapper to install in qemu-system-ppc.. :/
imbrandonbluefoxicy: yea it dosent like 2.6 kernels its a qemu-system-ppc thing01:16
LaserJockI finally got Dapper on my intel iMac the other day, it was nice to see the brown ;-)01:16
imbrandonLaserJock: nice01:16
bluefoxicyimbrandon:  I can't even get video up properly, much less reach grub01:16
bluefoxicyimbrandon:  or isolinux as it may be.01:17
imbrandonbluefoxicy: tried dist upgrading from the debian pre install that can be downloaded ?01:17
bluefoxicynope01:17
imbrandonbluefoxicy: ok dont waste the time ( it dosent work lol ) but yea its a qemu / pearpc thing not ubuntu , no modern distros work on it01:18
imbrandonthe debian thats preloaded is VERY old01:18
imbrandon( as far as the ppc qemu of course )01:18
dokomdz: I'll have a look at it tomorrow, added it to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GccSsp01:19
imbrandonone thing is the altecv stuff is very experimental etc01:19
bluefoxicyimbrandon:  I don't feel like trying again anyway, I had to go and manually download a video bios image from somewhere I found on google... I think Ubuntu has openhackware now so I don't need to go looking for a system bios... and after it all it still didn't work.01:19
imbrandonbluefoxicy: you can get it all from debian unstable ( if ou try in the future just FYI )01:20
bluefoxicyimbrandon: nods.01:21
imbrandonafaik the sparc cd's dont load in qemu-system-sparc either , havent looked into that much either but i'd assume its the same problem01:21
bluefoxicyimbrandon: I don't have money for a sparc either; why is ubuntu building for sparc again?01:21
imbrandonbusiness servers , heh01:22
Kamionbecause we like to taunt you01:22
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bluefoxicyScalable Processor ARChitecture or something01:22
mdzdoko: thanks01:22
bluefoxicyKamion:  I don't think Sun will support you if you rm -rf solaris ;)01:23
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wasabi_Wow. new root=UUID= thing.01:32
wasabi_Completely failed on my setup at work. Don't klnow why yet. EVMS.01:32
mjg59Magic, isn't it?01:32
mjg59Yes, there may still be a couple of issues01:33
wasabi_It's attempted magic. ;)01:33
wasabi_I like it. I'd like to see UUIDs used in more places though, obviously.01:33
wasabi_LIke fstab.01:33
mdzmjg59: mailed -devel with further usplash 0.4 experience01:33
wasabi_Even though it confuses the hell out of people reading fstab. ;)01:33
mjg59mdz: Ta01:33
cprov-dinnerdoko: build aborted and another bug discovered ... marked it manually as failed, should be enough for now.01:34
wasabi_Hmm. Also, any way /var/lock can be rebound during boot, instead of mounted over?   /var/lock/.hidden or something01:34
mjg59mdz: Works on amd64 as well now01:34
dokocprov-dinner: another soyuz bug?01:34
wasabi_Hiding it sort of makes it a pain for me to clean it up to stop the annoying message on boot.01:34
cprov-dinnerdoko: what a surprise :(01:35
mdzmjg59: sabdfl is going to kiss you01:35
mjg59mdz: I'll accept booze01:35
mjg59mdz: Autodetecting the correct resolution is going to be a pain01:36
mjg59And it's possible that this will fuck up horribly on some machines01:36
mjg59But I think it's got a better chance than vesafb, so it's worth a go01:36
wasabi_Attempt to get a high res usplash?01:36
mjg59wasabi_: Oh, it works01:36
wasabi_Nifty. If only I could make my BIOS stfu.01:36
HiddenWolfwasabi, not without killing it, I'm afraid.01:37
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mjg59mdz: There's bloat of about 250K as a result of this01:39
mjg59Plus any extra bloat caused by increased artwork size01:39
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mjg59Someone could probably trim that down01:39
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mdzmjg59: uncompressed?01:40
mjg59Oh, it's probably only about an extra 100K once gzipped01:40
mdzha01:40
mdzah01:40
mjg59So I guess it could be worse01:40
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mdzmjg59: it's statically linking svgalib I assume/01:42
mdz?01:42
mjg59Getting svgalib to use x86emu was the only really painful part of this01:42
mjg59mdz: Yeah01:42
Kamionwasabi_: um - fstab is converted to UUIDs on upgrade to edgy01:44
Kamion(libvolumeid0)01:44
wasabi_Oh looky there. You are correct.01:44
mdzwasabi_: you can mount --move it and then clean it out01:45
mdzat least intuitively that should work01:45
mdzthat message is pointless, we should just disable it01:46
wasabi_Agreed.01:46
mdzit uglifies usplash too01:46
wasabi_It's pretty typical for programs not to clear /var/lock on shutdown.01:46
wasabi_So, most ugprades to edgy will end up with it.01:46
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wasabi_Actually, I guess dapper has it too.01:47
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wasabi_So they have it now. :)01:47
mdzwasabi_:  there are directories in /var/run managed by the packaging system; there will always be something there01:48
mdzand nothing has a  chance to clear them out at shutdown anyway; they stay mounted until quite late01:48
wasabi_Wonder how long it will take the unix diehards to complain about the disaster fstab just became.01:50
Kamionit took about ten minutes01:50
Kamionthe comments do help though01:50
Kamionand they'll see the point as soon as /dev/hd* becomes /dev/sd* ;-)01:50
wasabi_Heh.01:50
Seveasit should be possible to mount disk id's instead of /dev/foo01:51
wasabi_Yeah. 'mount' needs love.01:51
Seveasmount -t ricer UUID:31312329381231 /var 01:51
mjg59Oh oops01:51
crimsunit's possible for a few fs types already01:51
mjg59mdz: is usplash maintained in bzr?01:52
HrdwrBoB I use LVM for that reason01:52
Seveasmjg59, lp.net/products/usplash/+branches01:52
mjg59Right01:52
wasabi_Wonder how network block devices deal with UUIDs01:53
mjg59I need something that bitches at me when I do things like modify packages that should be kept there01:53
wasabi_Do the UUIDs come from the file systems? or the device?01:53
mjg59wasabi_: The fs01:53
wasabi_And then, what about dm devices?01:53
Seveasmjg59, it's called "keybuk"01:53
mdzmjg59: yes01:53
wasabi_It's reasonable for /dev/hd* and /dev/md* and /dev/lvm* and /dev/evms/* to all point to the same fs.01:53
wasabi_Hence, have the same UUID.01:53
mdzmjg59: I have a script which checks the wiki and bitches at me01:53
wasabi_That might actually be my issue. ;)01:53
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mdzat least, it's meant to.  I don't think I've tested it01:54
mdzhmm, it doesn't01:55
mdzbecause the wiki gives it a 403 for some reason01:55
mdzapparently, wget isn't allowed to do ?action=raw01:56
mdzthat's pretty lame01:56
wasabi_\?01:57
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mjg59How long does it take between adding a public key and it hitting the hosts?01:58
mjg59Oh, approximately no time at all01:59
bluefoxicyanyone know how I could find out all the optimizations (LDFLAGS and CFLAGS) that stuff is built with on Ubuntu's build servers?01:59
bluefoxicypreferably without logging into the build servers, since you know, I don't have an account and don't belong there :>01:59
Kamionbluefoxicy: apt-get source $package01:59
Kamionand the gcc default01:59
Kamions01:59
Kamionthere's no buildd magic02:00
bluefoxicyKamion:  it's built with i486 instrs and i686 scheduling, with -Wl,-O1, etc... so that's all in gcc defaults?02:00
Kamionyes02:00
Kamionwell, not -Wl,-O1, that's only done in certain packages02:01
Kamioncontrary to rumour it is not done globally02:01
bluefoxicyI thought it was system-wide on the buildd02:01
Kamionit's not02:01
Kamion(to my knowledge)02:01
bluefoxicywow.  I asked months ago and numerous people said it was done globally.02:01
Kamioneven when we used gcc-opt to override gcc flags on the buildds - which we don't any more as of edgy - I'm pretty certain that it never knew how to override linker flags02:03
Kamionall it did was force compiler flags to be within certain optimisation ranges02:04
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bluefoxicyheh02:04
Kamionoh, and set -mtune=pentium4 -march=i486, but those are the gcc defaults now02:04
bluefoxicyKamion: Maybe you should start thinking about optimizing linker flags after Edgy is out, it'd make for good discussion, re http://lwn.net/Articles/192624/02:05
Kamionnot me personally02:05
bluefoxicyno, not you personally :P02:05
mjg59mdz: Right. I haven't fixed the init script, but nobody will actually be getting their hands on it until svgalib is in main /anyway/02:08
mjg59mdz: Can we take individual binary packages from a source without pulling them all in? I'm not necessarily happy with the svgalib demo binaries, since they're probably all suid root. The library itself is fine.02:09
Kamionmjg59: yes02:09
Kamionplease note that in the main inclusion report though02:09
Kamionso that we have a fighting chance of not accidentally promoting the demo binaries in future02:11
gnomefreakxgl/compiz are in official repos?02:13
mjg59gnomefreak: Yes, but currently old versions02:16
gnomefreakhmmm02:17
mdzmjg59: the primary reason we keep it out of main is to prevent nasty suid binaries from creeping in through other packages02:19
gnomefreakmdz: i say kick it out all together02:20
mdzgnomefreak: I was talking about svgalib02:20
gnomefreakoh02:20
mjg59mdz: Right02:22
mdzmjg59: though the main inclusion process should prevent that just as well nowadays02:23
mdzexcept where Debian introduces something without our knowledge02:23
mjg59mdz: To be honest, I'd be quite tempted to say that we can't support all of its code02:24
mjg59But the chances of anyone actually having hardware old enough that svgalib claims to support it (other than through vesa) is, well, small02:24
mdzmjg59: would it be feasible to copy the bits you need into usplash, as with bogl?02:24
mjg59mdz: Not in any remotely trivial manner02:25
mjg59The build system is a nightmare02:25
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mdzI'd like to find a way to let it into main for usplash without exposing us to any potential evils02:25
mjg59Sure02:25
mdzmaybe I'm paranoid; it's probably unlikely that new suid programs are popping up due to svgalib02:25
mdzin this day and age02:26
mdzone would hope02:26
mjg59It wouldn't be /too/ difficult to add a new source package that just builds the vesa support02:26
mjg59There's a pile of defines to enable and disable individual drivers02:26
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mdzmjg59: perhaps we could fix it to blow up if it detects  it's running suid02:32
Kamionmdz: could you have a look through ubiquity 1.0.14 in dapper-updates? it's mostly translation updates and just a couple of small bug fixes; I changed the progress bar like you asked too02:32
Kamion(it's uploading at the moment)02:33
mdzKamion: I assume it's suitable for upgrading a dapper live CD and testing?02:33
Kamionmdz: if you could accept it at some point over the next day if it's OK, that would be good02:33
Kamionmdz: yes; make sure you upgrade ubiquity, ubiquity-frontend-gtk, and ubiquity-ubuntu-artwork, and probably gparted as well02:33
Kamionone of these days I should tighten the dependencies there02:34
mdzKamion: is it finished uploading?02:34
Kamionyes, just02:34
mjg59mdz: Sure02:34
mjg59mdz: Though that might break other apps02:34
mjg59mdz: ISTR quake using it for mode setting and needing to be suid as a result...02:34
Kamion   78120 | S- | ubiquity             | 1.0.14               | 5 seconds02:35
Kamion         | * ubiquity/1.0.14 Component: main Section: admin02:35
mdzjust made the queue run it looks like02:35
mdzKamion: is it safe to build it on edgy and for installation on dapper, for testing purposes?02:36
mdzs/and /02:36
Kamionmdz: I wouldn't recommend it02:36
KamionI'm not sure what the current python toolchain will do02:36
Kamionand it build-depends: libparted1.6-dev which is dead in edgy02:37
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Kamionyou can build it on the live CD; if you want to avoid too many build-deps, skip installing python-kde3-dev and build with UBIQUITY_NO_KDE=1 set in the environment02:37
KamionI do that all the time02:38
mdzok02:38
mdzdo you have a cut-and-waste handy for the list of packages I need on top of the live CD?02:38
Kamionafraid not - I do build-essential devscripts fakeroot, then cut-and-paste from dpkg-checkbuilddeps output02:39
Kamionunfortunately its output is not in the most convenient format02:39
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mdzapt-cache showsrc "$1" | grep-dctrl -nsBuild-Depends '' |head -1 | \02:40
mdz        sed -e 's/ ([^)] *)//g' -e 's/,//g'02:40
Kamionbuild-essential devscripts fakeroot apt bison debhelper dpkg-dev flex grep-dctrl intltool-debian iso-codes libart-2.0-dev libdebconfclient0-dev libdebian-installer4-dev libglib2.0-dev libgtk2.0-dev libparted1.6-dev libxml-parser-perl locales po-debconf python python-gtk2-dev python-xml python2.4-dev wget02:40
KamionI guess that would do02:40
Kamion(didn't bother trimming, as you can tell)02:40
Amaranthwhat's the magic to build a package without stripping it?02:41
KamionAmaranth: DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=nostrip; see the dh_strip(1) man page02:41
Amaranthah, thanks02:42
mdzKamion: eek, 206MB02:43
mdz(with kde)02:44
mdzstill 90M without02:44
mdzthis machine has plenty of RAM though, fortunately02:44
Kamionthat's why I did the UBIQUITY_NO_(GTK|KDE) thing ...02:44
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mdzKamion: has riddell tested this version on Kubuntu?02:46
Kamionmdz: I don't believe so02:46
mdzKamion: please ask him to do so before we roll kubuntu for the point release02:48
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mdzsort-countries certainly takes a long time02:50
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Kamionit's running localedef a lot02:50
mdzKamion: I just noticed that dapper-updates isn't in sources.list on the dapper live CD02:54
mdzwe ought to fix that in the point release, if it isn't automagically fixed in the process02:54
KamionI believe it is; the livefs build process for dapper involves an update/upgrade to dapper-{security,updates}02:55
mdztest install is in progress02:57
mdzKamion: the more I look at the time remaining indicator in ubiquity, the more I feel that (in edgy) we should change it to display "about N minutes" and forget seconds03:04
Kamionmm, quite possibly03:05
mdzthat's what both macos and windows did the last I saw, and it's a smoother experience03:05
Kamionneed to check what they do once it gets below a minute03:07
Kamion(since I'll probably need separate debconf templates to make both situations translatable)03:07
mdzKamion: I think it's "less than 1 minute remaining" or even still "about 1 minute"03:09
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mdzKamion: 1.0.14 accepted03:12
Kamionthanks03:17
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robertjmdz: will install stages have artwork in the point?03:41
robertjor at least have all the stuff leff justfied03:41
mdzrobertj: point releases are bug fixes only03:41
mdznot eye candy03:42
robertjmdz: I know, but I thought you might have received the artwork anyway and its about as low-risk as you can get03:42
mdzbesides which, nobody has implemented such a feature03:42
robertjmdz: I thought it was contracted out03:42
mdzthere is neither artwork nor a place in the UI for it, in dapper or edgy03:43
imbrandonmdz yea on OSX its "less than 1 minute remaining" for > 60sec and "about 1 minute remaining" for > 2min but < 1min everything else is in minutes03:43
mdzimbrandon: I think your <> were backwards but I understand :-)03:43
imbrandonerr yea LOL just noticed that hehe03:44
imbrandonwithout getting killed , can i ask the status of -backports / soyuz for edgy --> dapper ?03:45
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rodarvusmdz, thanks for tracking #5465003:58
rodarvusI don't have this problem locally, and was having a hard time debugging it03:58
rodarvusit was apparently happening for via and (possibly) sis03:59
mdzrodarvus: as well as ati? eek04:00
rodarvusyup, but its not for all cases, very few ones, actually04:01
LaserJockimbrandon: what do you want to know?04:12
imbrandonLaserJock: ?04:12
LaserJockimbrandon: without getting killed , can i ask the status of -backports / soyuz for edgy --> dapper ?04:13
imbrandonohh when soyuz was going to be able to let the bckports team start to process them 04:13
imbrandonafaik thats all that was lacking04:13
LaserJockI thought it already did04:13
LaserJockcould be wrong04:14
imbrandonnope -backports still looks mighty empty 04:15
imbrandonand still lots waiting on LP to be backported , crimsun said it was becoue of lack of soyuz support a week or so ago04:15
LaserJockhmm04:15
imbrandonhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper-backports/main/source/Release04:16
imbrandons/main/universe same thing04:16
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bluefoxicyI uh.  Yeah I'll take that to the mailing list.04:26
bluefoxicyEr.  Is now not the best time to get on about Edgy+1 toolchain details on -devel?04:27
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crimsunMy kde-guidance (0.6.7-3ubuntu2) upload (fixing bug 54742) 92 minutes ago seems to have been eaten by a grue.05:31
UbugtuMalone bug 54742 in kde-guidance "Broken symlinks in kde-guidance-0.6.7-3ubuntu1" [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5474205:31
bddebianA grue? Haha, I haven't heard that in forever05:35
robertjbddebian: grues have been almost hunted to extinction by their natural predator, the wumpus05:42
bddebian:-)05:43
bddebianAnd cats hunt wumpus, hence catty wumpus?05:43
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bddebianOK, that was really bad.. :-)05:43
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bluefoxicywhat the fuck05:57
bluefoxicyI am going to assume everyone here is on edgy05:57
bluefoxicyOn that note I strongly advise examining your swap layout05:57
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:/tmp/x$ swapon -s05:57
bluefoxicyFilename                                Type            Size    Used    Priority05:57
bluefoxicy/dev/sda5                               partition       2104472 408120  -105:57
bluefoxicy/dev/evms/sda5                          partition       2104472 0       -205:57
bluefoxicybecause my kernel thinks I have 4 gigs of swap and I'm not sure what happens once I fault through the first swap file.05:58
bluefoxicy# /dev/sda5 -- converted during upgrade to edgy05:58
bluefoxicyUUID=c3e782d2-8f84-4ac9-b7da-1b2bb89c5b1d none swap sw 0 005:58
bluefoxicythis MAY be the culprit05:58
jcsmithhi all: is there an overview of whats planned for edgy out there anywhere thats somewhat up to date?06:00
TheMusobluefoxicy: I seem to be showing twice the amount of swap I should have.06:06
bluefoxicyTheMuso:  swapon -s plz.06:07
TheMusoluke@linden:~$ swapon -s06:08
TheMusoFilename                                Type            Size    Used    Priority/dev/sda2                               partition       1052248 0       -106:08
TheMuso/dev/evms/sda2                          partition       1052248 0       -206:08
TheMusoSOrry bout the formatting06:08
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bluefoxicyTheMuso:  yeah..... that would be it.06:10
bluefoxicyI'm going to mark this bug critical.  Just a guess.06:11
bluefoxicyoh nm.  I can't mark importance apparently so https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/54753  Have fun.06:11
UbugtuMalone bug 54753 in Ubuntu "Edgy double-adds swap" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  06:11
TheMusoI'll add a comment to that.06:11
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TheMusoHey Hobbsee 06:13
TheMusoYou in edgy atm?06:14
Hobbseehi TheMuso. yep06:14
TheMusoCould you please paste the output of swapon -s command please?06:14
TheMusoSeems there is something funny going on with swap and the newly created UUIDs in fstab.06:15
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Hobbseesarah@sarah:~$ swapon -s06:15
HobbseeFilename                                Type            Size    Used    Priority06:15
Hobbsee/dev/hda6                               partition       546168  0       -106:15
Hobbsee/dev/evms/hda6                          partition       546168  0       -206:15
HobbseeTheMuso: ^06:15
TheMusoOk you have it to.06:15
bluefoxicyTheMuso:  I think it's safe to confirm this one ;)06:15
TheMusoYeah.06:16
Hobbseeuh oh, i've got the "kopete is too old" bug again06:16
TheMusobluefoxicy: I am going to try without evms installed and see what happens.06:17
TheMusobrb06:17
TheMusoThat is better, at least for the moment.06:20
TheMusoIt is kinda easy when you don't use evms.06:21
bluefoxicyI would be thoroughly amused if someone had a couple hundred megs in the first swap device and decided to shut it off06:21
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bluefoxicyand it wrote it all into the evms copy06:21
TheMusoevms gets installed by default and loads anyway06:21
bluefoxicyand went WHAT THE HELL HELP *panic()*!06:21
Hobbseetrue06:21
TheMusohmmm06:22
TheMusoEvms doesn't exist in the edgy archive.06:22
Hobbseebluefoxicy: TheMuso any idea what that package should be?06:22
bluefoxicywhat package?06:23
TheMusoHobbsee: sudo apt-get --purge remove evms should be alright06:23
TheMusoevms06:23
bluefoxicyoh, no clue.  bug #5475306:23
UbugtuMalone bug 54753 in Ubuntu "Edgy double-adds swap" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5475306:23
TheMusoSeems like it no longer exists in edgy06:23
Hobbseebluefoxicy: yeah, i just saw it in -bugs and confirmed it06:23
bluefoxicybut I don't think it's evms' fault, maybe.  More ljke the init scripts.06:23
bluefoxicyor the kernel06:24
bluefoxicythe kernel should probably refuse to do it.06:24
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TheMusohmmm06:25
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TheMusoHobbsee: You also need to re-configure your initramfs to get rid of evms from it.06:31
HobbseeTheMuso: eek?06:32
TheMusoWell it does have initramfs hooks.06:32
TheMusos/reconfigure/rebuild/06:32
TheMusofor initramfs06:32
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pittiGood morning06:34
ajmitchmorning pitti 06:34
Hobbseehi pitti 06:36
Hobbseeoh yay, two uploaders to main06:36
pittihi ajmitch, moin Hobbsee 06:36
pittiinfinity: once pkg-create-dbgsym 0.5 is in the buildd chroots, can you please give-back openoffice.org?06:37
pittiinfinity: ^ nevermind, doko uploaded a new version anyway06:42
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bluefoxicyso does anyone know when a good time would be to discuss edgy+1 toolchain things?06:55
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jsgotangcothe development summits are a good time to discuss it with an appropriate spec i guess07:05
Hobbseebluefoxicy: were you planning to go to the edgy+1 dev summit?07:07
bluefoxicyHobbsee:  Not unless it's in Baltimore.07:07
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imbrandonanyone else having truble connecting to archive.u.c or gb.archive.u.c ?07:09
Hobbseeah ok07:09
Hobbseeimbrandon: no07:09
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tritiumHobbsee: the chupacabra did it07:13
imbrandonlol07:13
Hobbseetritium: hehe.  i believe it was bits of compiling.07:13
tritiumHobbsee: :)07:13
bluefoxicyjsgotangco:  there's already stuff at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyPlusOneToolchainRoadmap and I appended a few things to it but there are some interesting thoughts I've had along the way.  Plus I'm still itching to get pax-utils into universe and the 'janitors team' gives me an excuse ;)07:15
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Amaranthpitti: slam dunk08:21
Amaranth(avahi)08:21
BurgundaviaAmaranth: ?08:21
AmaranthBurgundavia: his mail to u-d about avahi, it was the perfect response08:21
ajmitchnow we just need one to shut up the mono thread08:22
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Amaranthajmitch: Go right ahead. :)08:23
pittiAmaranth: ?08:23
Hobbseebleh.  debian added two versions, but didnt actually fix what they botched.08:23
pittiAmaranth: oh, avahi is on topic for today's TB meeting :)08:23
Amaranthtoday's?08:24
Burgundaviapitti: great email, lays out an exact course08:24
Amaranthoh, i guess i did just flip over to tuesday08:24
BurgundaviaAmaranth: where in the real world are you?08:26
Amaranthiowa08:26
Amaranthmiddle of the US08:26
Amaranthit's actually 0126 here08:26
Burgundaviayou are near nuzum then08:26
Amaranthso by 'just' i mean 'wow, that's the first time i noticed it was tuesday'08:27
Hobbseeheh08:27
Hobbsee@time sydney08:27
UbugtuCurrent time in Australia/Sydney: August 01 2006, 16:27:1208:27
Hobbseestop living in the past, you :P08:27
Amaranthwhere is nuzum?08:27
neuralisff/win 108:27
neuraliser.08:27
Hobbseeany core devs feel like uploading a couple of things for me?08:27
Burgundavianeuralis: uh?08:28
BurgundaviaHobbsee: why don't you apply for yourself?08:28
HobbseeBurgundavia: you're as bad as crimsun.  do you think i'd get it?08:28
HobbseeBurgundavia: but then again, there *is* a meeting tomorrow....08:28
BurgundaviaHobbsee: despite a little kde brain damage ;), I see lots of uploading into main recently08:28
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Burgundaviaplus a good track record08:28
HobbseeBurgundavia: hehe yeah, it's getting pretty hard to find uploaders.  08:29
crimsunHobbsee: I can try08:29
crimsunHobbsee: my key issue might bite again, we can see.08:29
pittiHobbsee: toss me a debdiff and I'll check/upload it08:29
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Hobbseepitti: okay.  debdiff is at http://buntudot.org/people/~hobbsee/kopete.debdiff  - to go on kopete in edgy :)08:29
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Hobbseehi dholbach!08:30
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Hobbseecrimsun: dont feel left out, i have another one, i'm just double checking that debian's changes semi-work.08:30
dholbachhey Hobbsee, hey pitti! howare you?08:30
dholbachgood morning everybody08:30
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Hobbseedholbach: i'm fixing things :D  in main :D08:30
crimsunHobbsee: heh, uploading for me is a 50/50 thing. Either it works brilliantly, or I get no feedback at all.08:30
dholbachHobbsee: ROCK ON08:31
Hobbseecrimsun: heh08:31
pittidholbach: a little tired, I woke up too early; but good enough :)08:31
Hobbseedholbach: now i should go for core, i'm told :P08:31
dholbachpitti: when did you wake up?08:31
pittidholbach: at 6, my hayfever struck again08:31
dholbachurg :/08:31
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pittiHobbsee: kopete_3.5.4+kopete0.12.1 ???08:32
pittiyay for version number sanity08:32
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Hobbseepitti: that's the one.  yeah, i know.08:32
Hobbseepitti: it's not nice.  and i was the one to version it that way.  there is a reason behind it08:33
pittiHobbsee: uploaded08:33
Hobbseepitti: thankyou :)08:33
pittiHobbsee: well, it should be 3.5.4+0.12.108:33
Hobbseepitti: wish icq wouldnt change their protocols so often :P08:33
Hobbseepitti: i think i tried that....and it wasnt updating.  we had trouble, anyway08:33
pittiheh, IRC is like X, 'twenty years and still binary compatible' :)08:33
pittiHobbsee: no, nevermind, 3.5.4+0.12.1 << 3.5.4+kopete0.12.108:34
Hobbseepitti: yeah, that's what i think we found08:34
pittiHobbsee: just a small morning rant, that's all :)08:34
Hobbseepitti: hehe, that's okay :)08:34
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bluefoxicycopy and paste is being shit and it's really really REALLY starting to piss me off but I cannot determine EXACTLY what the problem is and "C&P is being shitty" is not a good bug report!  >:|08:36
bluefoxicyit seems to only affect certain applications08:37
bluefoxicyexcept those applications can destroy the clipboard for other applications and I'm not sure which is which08:37
bluefoxicybut one of them is definitely xchat-gnome08:37
Hobbseehehe.  i thought that about my "keyboard randomly stops working" error - how on earth do you go about debugging that???08:37
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bluefoxicyHobbsee:  can of raid and a screw driver.08:38
Hobbseebluefoxicy: hehe08:38
Hobbseebluefoxicy: it works when you log out of kde08:38
Hobbsee(cue reports of "dont use kde, problem solved)08:39
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bluefoxicydon't-- damnit Hobbsee don't do that.08:39
Hobbseehahaha08:39
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bluefoxicyHobbsee:  no joke, in my security class there were these two high school kids (yes this is at a college), one used KDE on Fedora and the other used GNOME on Ubuntu08:42
bluefoxicyand they started talking about DE's so I gave a simple technical explanation why KDE sucks, like 2 minutes.08:42
bluefoxicyFor the rest of the class, every time they brought up linux08:42
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BurgundaviaHobbsee: we hadn't noticed ;)08:42
HobbseeBurgundavia: :P at you.08:43
jsgotangcolet's not resurrect an age old war08:43
bluefoxicy"You use that stupid ubuntu thing when fedora is so much better, and what is with GNOME it's a pile of crap"08:43
Hobbseejsgotangco: had no intention of it :P08:43
Burgundaviabluefoxicy: seriously, not here, try -offtopic08:43
bluefoxicy  "No way that ugly bloated desktop you use doesn't work half teh time and fedora breaks" blahblahblah on and on he couldn't say "KDE" it was funny.08:43
bluefoxicyBurgundavia:  hahaok :P08:43
dholbachbluefoxicy: admirable sentiments, but it's enough08:43
bluefoxicyhaha08:44
bluefoxicydholbach:  keybuk has ascii art of you08:44
dholbachbluefoxicy: i know08:44
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Kamioncrimsun: http://librarian.launchpad.net/3685578/vSLlaYID2s9avqQulVSjHfIUNSB.txt - may be transient, if that key is definitely good then my best advice is to try reuploading :-/09:13
crimsunok, I'll try reuploading; it's the same key I've been using during Edgy thus far09:14
KamionI've noticed similar weirdness before - need to make sure there's a Soyuz bug filed about it09:15
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HobbseeKamion: when are you building the dapper point release?  which day this week?  i've got a fix that i want in.09:21
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BurgundaviaHobbsee: all demand and no ask I see ;)09:23
HobbseeBurgundavia: of course, of course :P  nah.  i will ask, when i ask him to upload it for me :)09:23
crimsun(oh, LP is down for maint.)09:25
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KamionHobbsee: dunn09:32
Kamiono09:32
HobbseeKamion: in the next few hours?  /me is test building still.09:32
Kamionupload sooner rather than later if you want something in; I don't have an exact day09:32
KamionI'm off work today (wife's birthday), so not in the next few hours09:33
HobbseeKamion: i'll be bugging you soon about it - but i will check that nothing has blown up first :P09:33
HobbseeKamion: ah, okay09:33
Kamionand not today, for that matter09:33
Hobbseecool :)09:33
HobbseeKamion: enjoy your wife's birthday09:33
Kamionwill do, we're off to the safari park09:33
dholbachKamion: enjoy it!09:33
HobbseeKamion: ooh!  fun!  post pictures, or face my long pointy stick :P09:34
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dholbachogra: gnome-screensaver update for dapper? 2.14.3?10:19
ograhmm, i have to look at the changes ...10:21
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mvojdub: is your apt-get problem with the latest edgy apt version solved (that it failed to download .bz2 files)?10:23
Hobbseemvo: he's possibly still on a plane10:23
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mvoHobbsee: ah, thanks10:23
Hobbseeogra: it's being suggested that i go for core tomorrow :)10:23
Hobbseemvo: on his way from portland to sydney - not sure when he gets in though10:24
\shmoins10:24
Hobbseehi \sh!10:24
\shhey hobbsee....10:25
ograHobbsee, yay ... i'll cheer for you :)10:25
ajmitchmvo: was it downloading partial files & then failing?10:25
Hobbseeogra: hehe!  thanks :)10:25
Hobbseeogra: depends if i'm awake10:26
mvoajmitch: no, not downloading .bz2 files at all, just .gz files10:26
ogra(it's today for me btw ;) )10:26
Hobbseeany ETA on when launchpad is back up?10:26
Hobbseeogra: true.  that's because you like living in the past :P10:26
ograhaha10:26
ajmitchmvo: ok, I was having a different problem (and blamed my proxy)10:26
mvoajmitch: proxies are evil!10:30
mdkeHobbsee: any time now, downtime was estimated to be 10 minutes10:30
pygisivang, poke10:30
Hobbseemdke: okay10:31
mvoinfinity: what was your complain about gksu again? I'm currently looking into it10:31
ajmitchmvo: yes, it was not being happy with my local squid10:31
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mvoajmitch: oh? I have a local squid that works pretty good in my local net, no problems with apt. I usually blame proxies that are configured in a way that they are too agressive10:32
Hobbseeoh yay, LP is back10:34
ajmitchmvo: I'll try & reproduce it10:34
mvoajmitch: ok, thanks10:35
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jdubmvo: i'll have a poke now10:43
Hobbseeah, jdub does exist!10:45
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mvojdub: thanks10:46
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jdubmorning10:46
seb128_hey jdub10:47
Hobbseehi seb128_ 10:49
seb128_Hi10:49
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doko_pitti: http://librarian.launchpad.net/3692782/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.openoffice.org_2.0.3-4ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz :-(10:49
=== pitti looks
infinitymvo: The fact that it's now offering to save passwords (and appears to do so by default), which kinda defeats the whole "using sudo helps you know that you're doing stuff as root" thing.10:50
infinityKamion: The pockets are traditionally meant to be self-contained.  Last time we did a d-i upload, I hacked up the chroots just for d-i to allow security.10:51
mvoinfinity: right, I will disable the whole "default" thing at least10:51
seb128_I find it handy10:52
pittimvo++10:53
pittidoko_: *boggle*10:53
Hobbseeinfinity: you going to be around for a while? 10:54
pittidoko_: argh, indeed I did recoomends, suggests, conflicts, provides, breaks, depends, but I forgot about replaces; damn me :/10:54
infinityHobbsee: Should be here all night.10:54
Hobbseeinfinity: cool.  can you ack stuff to dapper-updates?10:54
pittidoko_: I'm terribly sorry, I fix it now, upload, and ask infinity to give-back once 0.6 is in the archive10:55
infinityHobbsee: Depends.  Does it have approval from Kamion or mdz?10:55
Hobbseeinfinity: nope10:56
Hobbseeinfinity: kamion isnt working today, and it's too ealry for mdz10:56
infinityHobbsee: I believe that, technically, I'm a member of the group allowed to give such approval, but I've not been oficially delegated this task, so I'm wary.10:56
=== Hobbsee still has to go and test the fix. but i'll do that after i get an answer
infinityHobbsee: If it's small and obvious, I'll look it over and take the heat for it, though.10:56
Hobbseeinfinity: 1 line patch :P10:56
Hobbseeinfinity: let me reboot and check that it works first though10:56
infinityHobbsee: Excellent, then test away, and give me a debdiff before you upload.10:56
Hobbseeinfinity: debdiff is at http://buntudot.org/people/~hobbsee/kdenetwork.debdiff - i'll be back in a few mins.10:57
infinityHobbsee: Oh, yeah, if that is tested to work, I'm cool with that.10:57
infinityHobbsee: Is the fix pulled from a new upstream or CVS or something?10:58
Hobbseeinfinity: it's not yet, mainly cos i'm lazy :P10:58
Hobbseeinfinity: from kde, yeah.10:58
=== Hobbsee patched and got pitti to upload the edgy version of the fix earlier
infinityHobbsee: Kay, then yeah.  Test it and get back to me, and I'm fine with it if it works.10:58
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pittiHobbsee: oh, is it that kopete fix?10:58
Hobbseepitti: yes10:59
pittiinfinity: it just changes the ICQ protocol magic number10:59
Hobbseeinfinity: fortunately it's an easy test :P  "does icq connect?  yes/no"10:59
pittilooks fine for me10:59
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infinitypitti: Yeah, I still want it tested. :)10:59
pittiabsolutely11:00
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doko_infinity: please kill sparc build of openoffice.org 2.0.3-4ubuntu2 in ubuntu edgy11:04
doko_infinity: please kill powerpc build of openoffice.org 2.0.3-4ubuntu2 in ubuntu edgy11:05
pittimvo: hm, I thought edgy's apt-get would automatically remove dependencies now?11:07
mvopitti: only if you tell it: "apt-get remove --auto-remove"11:07
infinitydoko_: Will do.11:07
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pittimvo: ah; that shouldn't be the default?11:08
pittimvo: right, now it works; purging f-spot removes the whole mono stack, too :)11:08
Hobbseeinfinity: awww....crap.  i have kde 3.5.3 on here, and i'ts not easily going to let me install kdenetwork 3.5.2 without dependancy hell.11:08
pittiajmitch: still here?11:08
mvopitti: we could make it default, yeah. I was a bit worried initially that it might have problems and is too over-enthusiastic11:09
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Lathiati could see it causing problems wher eyou using something that was pulled in as a dependancy and it magically disappears, i guess11:09
pittimvo: hm, ok, principle of least surprise11:09
Lathiat(like, from a non-packaged program, or whatever)11:10
pittimvo: a shorter option (-a?) would work, too :)11:10
infinityHobbsee: Run it in a dapper chroot?11:10
Hobbseeinfinity: ahh.  works a charm, feel free to upload it :)11:10
pittimvo: ... and --auto-purge ;)11:10
infinityHobbsee: Ahh, kay.  Cool.11:11
Hobbseeinfinity: coulda done that.  i fiddled with my system a bit11:11
infinityHobbsee: I take it that it's in main, and you're not in core-dev?11:11
Hobbseeinfinity: i hit join team about 5 mins ago, but yeah11:11
infinityHobbsee: I'll sponsor it then, sure.11:11
Hobbseeinfinity: :)11:11
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Hobbseeinfinity: you can cheer for me tomorrow too if you like :)11:11
infinityI only attend such meetings to prevent people from getting into core-dev, not to recommend. :)11:12
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infinityAnd since I don't intend to prevent you, I'll just not show up.11:12
Hobbseeinfinity: ah.  11:12
Hobbseeinfinity: i guess that's a convenient excuse not to come to meetings :P11:13
infinityIt works for me.11:13
mvopitti: I guess someone should blog about it, that will spread the word (this seems to be the best way nowdays to get any message out) :)11:14
mvopitti: you are right, a shorter options is needed11:14
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Hobbseemmm...nice edgy :)11:18
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mdkesabdfl: got a minute?11:21
Hobbseehi sabdfl 11:22
Hobbseeack, my touchpad is on steroids.11:22
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iwjbluefoxicy: booting a xen kernel on bare i386> Yes, in principle it's supposed to be possible to get that to work.  However I wouldn't count on the xen kernel we have in edgy supporting that properly.11:30
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mdkesabdfl: unping, thanks11:41
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ograargh11:44
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pittiis a hi-res boot splash really important enough to pull in such crack? </whine>11:45
ograpitti, that means we have to revert the svgalib dropping we did in hoary as well, right ? 11:45
Lathiatof course11:46
pittiogra: no, why?11:46
ogra(dependency dropping)11:46
Lathiat"shiny"11:46
ograpitti, because if we have svgalib in main it would be pointless to cut functionallity of packages ?11:46
pittiogra: TBH I would strictly confine svgalib-ness in main11:47
ograbut if we'd get it we shoud revert the packges /me thinks11:48
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Lathiatwhats so bad about svgalib?11:48
pittiLathiat: dead upstream, bad package maintenance, suid root programs, reportedly lots of hardware incompatibilities11:49
Lathiatah, awesome11:49
pittiand security history11:49
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Lathiatare there no nicer alternatives for the splash stuff?11:50
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pittipygi: I certainly don't11:52
HiddenWolfpygi, you know what they say about first impressions.11:52
HiddenWolfpygi, I don't agree personally, but people see pictures, not vulnerabilities.11:53
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pittiHiddenWolf: I'd rather prefer a VGA that works everywhere than SVGA that doesn't work on half of today's machines11:53
HiddenWolfpitti, that'd be the less is more school of thinking, went out of style in the 70's ;)11:53
pygiHiddenWolf, do we want to become "preety pictures" distro?11:53
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HiddenWolfpygi, I don't think so, but I guess you'd get a different responce from an osx crowd.11:56
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pygiNot that I have any right to vote on this matter, but it's still bad11:57
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pittidoko_: why shall I merge blender again?12:24
pittidoko_: (it's a new upstream version)12:24
doko_pitti: this version is already converted to the new python policy12:25
ograpitti, its on my list to look at it ... the new version adds ffmped deos12:25
pittiah12:25
ogra*deps12:25
pittideos?12:25
ograheh12:25
pittiah12:25
=== pitti happily leaves this to ogra then
pittiogra: did the earlier version have a static copy, or no ffmpeg at all?12:26
ograwell, actually lfittl is looking at it and if it still works if we drop the dep12:26
ograno ffmpeg at all12:26
ograits a new feature ... 12:26
pittiok, then let's hope that configure tests for it :)12:26
ograthe movie industry discovered blender recently ... there were many features added12:26
ograthere is no configure :/12:26
ograblender is a weird package ...12:26
ograscons based ...12:27
pittidoko_: you know the dapper-proposed process, as it seems - can we just upload to there and later ask mdz/Kamion to approve and sync to dapper-updates?12:28
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pittimdz half-accepted it, but I don't have his final ack12:28
pittis/accepted/approved/12:28
doko_pitti: no, AFAIK mdz and Kamion want explicit approval.12:29
pittiok12:30
seb128pitti: what is the difference between dapper-proposed and dapper-updates?12:30
pittiseb128: -proposed is not enabled by default12:30
seb128ah, yet another source to use12:31
pittiseb128: so it's a nice place to be autobuilt and ask people to test packages from it12:31
seb128I didn't know about it :)12:31
ograseb128, -proposed is for users willing to test 12:31
pittiseb128: it's relatively new12:31
seb128so I could upload the new evolution stack to it before dapper-updates then12:31
ograyup12:32
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seb128has dapper-proposed be announced somewhere?12:32
ograi dont think so ... at least i didnt see an announcement12:33
mdkeyet another undocumented source which isn't in software-properties :(12:35
pittimdke: that might be because it was introduced after the dapper release :)12:35
pitti(at least I think so)12:35
pittiwe just wanted a staging area for -updates12:35
mdkeyes, it is. That's the problem with introducing this stuff after release12:35
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mdkeyou get a distribution that starts to feel like it has been put together in bits12:36
ograi dont think it should be announced prominently ...12:36
ograsoftware in there is for testing, nothing else ...12:36
imbrandonand afaik its been arrounf since pre breezy just not used12:36
mdkeit's more -commercial that I whinge about12:37
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imbrandonheh yea i dident / dont see that, why isnt it just in multiverse ?12:37
seb128_bah, the dsl connection is not happy today12:37
ogra-commercial is exposed very prominently in g-a-i12:37
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mdkeogra: I'm afraid that isn't good enough. You are still left with a situation where it is undocumented, not in the most prominent sources management tool (software-properties), and only available from one package manager12:38
mdkewe should probably add it to software-properties and push some documentation updates12:39
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HiddenWolfmdke, isn't that exactly the point? We don't want people using it unless they know about testing it.12:40
mdkeHiddenWolf: no, we moved onto -commercial12:41
HiddenWolfmdke, if people enable it as a matter of course, it turns into a second -updates12:41
HiddenWolfmdke, ah, excuse me12:41
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infinitymdke: IMO, -proposed shouldn't be exposed in software-properties at all, or people who think they're "power users" will install all our broken crap from there.12:48
infinitymdke: Think of it as a staging area for -updates.  It's intended to be broken, and almost always will be.12:49
mdkeyeah, I understand that12:49
infinityAnd most people who think they're power users don't know how to back out of a failed dpkg run, etc.12:49
mdkeit's like a second  unstable distribution. I was on about -commercial12:49
infinity(Note all the people on lists who claim that dpkg --force-random-option will someone magically make a broken postinst start working, for instance)12:49
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infinitys/someone/somehow/12:50
mdkebtw who takes care of the -commercial packages?12:50
infinityWhy do my fingers always autocomplete that one wrong?12:50
mdkethe vendor themselves?12:50
mdkeseems there is a bug about realplayer showing up in the wrong place in the menu, maybe we can pass that along12:51
infinityThe vendors are meant to provide us source packages, but we (Canonical) will also obviously "help", and make sure they're somewhat sane.12:51
mdkeinfinity: so bug reports on launchpad are ok12:51
mdke+?12:51
infinityIt's still a package in the archive, so sure.12:52
infinityDo we even have stuff in -commercial yet?12:52
mdkethanks12:52
infinityI don't even remember setting up -commercial buildds.12:52
imbrandonrealplaer and opera12:52
mdkeinfinity: realplayer and opera are in there12:52
mdkeand realplayer is in the "graphics" menu, apparently :)12:52
=== infinity wonders if he lost a week somewhere.
mdkedelusions of grandeur maybe from someone at realplayer12:53
imbrandonheh infinity they have been there since the -commercial announcement12:53
imbrandonmdke: no it is, leaste in KDE12:53
imbrandon( the realplayer thing )12:53
mdkeit is what?12:53
imbrandonin the graphics menu12:53
imbrandonby default12:54
mdkeah, ouch12:54
ajmitchhi doko 12:54
infinityNo, seriously, I must have lost a week.  Maybe to VAC.12:54
mdkeimbrandon: you can confirm bug 52484 then12:54
UbugtuMalone bug 52484 in realplayer "Realplayer is in Graphics submenu, not Sound & Video." [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5248412:54
infinityimbrandon: Where was this announce?12:54
imbrandonumm one of the ML and various news sites arround the web12:54
imbrandonmdke: sure one sec12:55
mdkeinfinity: it was announced on sounder, I think :)12:55
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ogradoko, 12:56
ograUnpacking replacement openoffice.org-draw ...12:56
ogradpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/openoffice.org-draw_2.0.3-3ubuntu4_i386.deb (--unpack):12:56
ogra trying to overwrite `/usr/lib/openoffice/program/libflash680li.so', which is also in package openoffice.org-core12:56
ograknown ?12:56
Hobbseeogra: i believe so12:57
ajmitchogra: current is -4ubuntu2, should be fixed from what the changelog says12:57
dokoogra: ask pitti why the fix is not yet in the archive ;)12:58
ograhmm, no -4ubuntu2 for me here ...12:58
gnomefreakyes known bug12:58
ograah, ftbfs :)12:58
dholbachogra: 2.0.3-3ubuntu4-1 is current on edgy (amd64)12:58
ograi'm running i386 on my amd64 laptop currently ... :)12:59
dholbachok01:00
geserit's bug 5428801:00
UbugtuMalone bug 54288 in openoffice.org "[Edgy]  openoffice.org-draw 2.0.3-3ubuntu3 fails to unpack due to attempt to overwrite file in openoffice.org-core" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5428801:00
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jonohi all01:00
dholbachheya jono01:00
jonohey dholbach 01:01
=== ogra sees debian bug 380859 and cries :(
UbugtuDebian bug 380859 in ltsp "Subject: Python transition (#2): you are building a private python module !" [Important,Open]  http://bugs.debian.org/38085901:04
ajmitchogra: yes, I just got a few of them on packages I have to touch01:04
ogrameh ...01:04
ograi dont build any modules though ... the report is wrong ...01:05
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jdubfabbione: ping01:18
pittidoko: I don't know why 0.6 is taking so long :(01:19
dokopitti: just built01:20
dokoinfinity, pitti: why is pkgstriptranslations taking so long on rothera?01:20
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pittidoko: you mean taking long to generate the translation tarball?01:22
dokopitti: IIRC, it's now about 45 minutes01:22
pittiwhoa...01:23
infinityThat's because it does very retarded things.01:24
infinityOn every invocation.01:25
infinityOn huge source trees, it's pretty crap. :/01:25
infinitypitti: What was the rationale for searching for translations outside the binary package build directories again?01:25
ograjdub, i guess he's bus breast-feeding ;)01:25
ogra*busy01:25
infinitypitti: Cause that's the thing that kills it.01:25
pittiinfinity: because interesting translations are anywhere *except* in the binary package build dirs01:27
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pittiinfinity: I know that it is horribly inefficient, because it's stateless01:28
infinitypitti: Right, then.  I suppose there's not much we can do to speed it up, then, unless we teach it to save state.01:28
infinitypitti: Hah, jinx.01:28
pittiinfinity: well, we could make some assumptions if a translation tarball already exists, though01:29
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FjodorIs there something wrong in the latest edgy kernel wrt sata or xfs? I noticed it took a long time rm -rf'ing a kernel build dir, and are about to time it. Copying it over took 10 minutes(!). That's way too long, and longer than I ever saw on 5.1601:53
Fjodor*51401:54
Fjodor*5.1401:54
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FjodorDeletion time 2m46s. Also way too long01:55
ogradholbach, if at some point jokosher will be stable enough for main inclusion, please ping me, it looks like a really good addition to edubuntu-desktop ;)02:02
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dholbachogra: it ROCKs hard :)02:03
dholbachjono: ^ words of praise :)02:03
plaesany Rosetta guys here?02:03
HiddenWolfDo we really need a sound editor in the default desktop?02:04
phanaticplaes: #launchpad02:04
plaesthx :)02:04
ogradholbach, i know that it rocks :) but 0.1 seems a bit young to consider it for main ;)02:04
dholbachogra: i'm quite sure, jono would say the same :)02:04
ograHiddenWolf, in edubuntu 02:04
dholbachHiddenWolf: yeah and drop gnome-sound-recorder :)02:05
ograHiddenWolf, we already ship denemo in edubuntu for notesetting02:05
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jonoogra, thanks :)02:35
jonoogra, 0.1 is too young, but I think 0.2 will be suitable for inclusion02:36
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seb128ok, I didn't wait enough to dist-upgrade my edgy apparently :p02:40
seb128I didn't touch xorg for a week because of the transition but looks like the ati driver still need to be upgraded :/02:40
Amaranthfglrx?02:41
seb128no, ati02:41
Amaranthoh02:41
Amaranthi thought ati was fine02:41
seb128it's still 7.0 apparently02:42
Amaranthit's at least been recompiled for 7.1, i remember that night :P02:42
ograjono, wow, cool !02:47
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geserI'm also using the ati driver for xorg and I've already installed the version for Xorg 7.102:47
ograseb128, ati is fine here02:48
ografglrx isnt though ...02:48
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ograseb128, which version of xserver-xorg-video-ati do you have installed ? 02:49
desrtholy crap it's tuesday!02:50
jonoogra, 0.2 will have all kinds of cool stuff in there :)02:50
pittidesrt: you don't like Tuesdays?02:51
desrti've a meeting today02:51
ograjono, do you target cubase ? ;)02:51
desrtand i think i didn't go to work yesterday because i didn't realise it was monday02:51
jonoogra, pretty much :)02:52
ograhehe, cool !02:52
ograthats long awaited :)02:52
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seb128_k02:53
ograseb128_, xserver-xorg-video-ati works fine here02:53
seb128_that was -driver-ati installed about -video-ati02:54
ograah :)02:54
seb128_s/about/instead of02:54
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seb128_something should conflict and force to upgrade02:54
seb128_and no, I don't have ubuntu-desktop :p02:54
ograi thought they conflict ...02:54
desrtscore.  the xen stuff finally hit the wall.02:55
ograi know it was replaced automatically here ...02:55
ograbut then i have edubuntu-desktop installed  :)02:55
desrtlet the testing begin...02:55
geservideo-ati conflicts driver-ati but you need to install it manually or through a meta-package02:56
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seb128_that's what I complain about :p02:57
seb128_xserver-xorg should Breaks or Conflicts with the -driver-*02:57
ograhmm ...02:57
geserit's xserver-xorg-driver-all02:57
geserand xserver-xorg depends on  xserver-xorg-video-all | xserver-xorg-video02:58
ograwell, the xorg metapackage should care for everything ... 02:59
ograseb128, do you have that ?02:59
seb128_ogra: no03:00
dokoinfinity, cprov: new pkg-create-dbgsym is in the archive, please requeue  openoffice.org 2.0.3-4ubuntu2 on powerpc, sparc, i386 (wondering why it did succeed on amd64 ...)03:04
cprovdoko: done03:08
cprovand it also breaks the UI :(03:09
dokopitti: ^^^ if the build fails, I'll phone you when the build finishes ... at 3am ;-P03:10
dokocprov: the OOo UI?03:10
pittidoko: right, thanks for reminding me to pull the telephone cable03:10
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cprovdoko: the soyuz UI 03:10
doko:)03:10
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rodarvusseb128, ati should be fixed by now03:16
rodarvusthe last (known) bug was nailed by mdz last night03:16
seb128rodarvus: I had driver-ati installed instead of video-ati and nothing complained03:16
rodarvus(the driver itself was uploaded for 7.1 a few days ago)03:16
rodarvusoh03:17
seb128I had to apt-get install video-ati03:17
rodarvusseb128, you just have to update xorg (actually xserver-xorg-video-all)03:17
rodarvusit will automatically update your drivers03:17
seb128right03:17
rodarvusseb128, this change was finally commited last Thursday, I think03:18
seb128but I don't have video-all and I don't want it03:18
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seb128I don't want a zillion of drivers I don't use03:18
dokoseb128: what is the status of the gnome libs for dapper-updates?03:18
rodarvus(so, before, it was common for people to still use xserver-xorg-driver-*)03:18
rodarvusseb128, no problem, the requirements are xserver-xorg-video-all | xserver-xorg-video03:18
rodarvusthe second is provided by -video-ati (and all other video drivers)03:19
seb128doko: we have done most of GNOME 2.14.3 but still not GTK, it's on my list for this afternoon03:19
seb128rodarvus: not sure of what is required but the server should conflict with -driver-* or something03:19
dokook03:20
seb128at the moment you can be in a situation with everything to 7.103:20
seb128but ati driver still to 7.003:20
ogranot if you have the xorg metapackage installed03:20
rodarvusthat should be addressed, strange.03:20
rodarvusseb128, do you have 'xorg' installed?03:20
seb128ogra: I don't, again03:20
seb128rodarvus: no03:20
ograseb128, but why ? 03:20
rodarvuswhy?03:20
rodarvus:)03:20
seb128dunno03:20
seb128because it works without it?03:20
seb128and I don't feel the need to go and install packages I don't have when everything works fine?03:21
seb128I've upgraded that box since hoary or something like that03:21
seb128dunno if it was installed or when it got removed03:21
rodarvusseb128, it is a metapackage (as I'm sure you know), so you risk missing updates, if you don't have it installed03:21
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seb128but until my dist-upgrade this week that was working fine03:22
rodarvusit was probably uninstalled automatically, when you first updated to Edgy03:22
seb128right03:22
rodarvus(in the first week fonts were quite broken, and triggered an uninstall of xorg)03:22
seb128my point is that something else should have the Conflicts then03:22
seb128obviously it's possible to be in a broken situation, my desktop was in that case03:22
seb128and that should not be possible :p03:22
rodarvusseb128, xorg-server 1:1.1.1-0ubuntu4 (which will be uploaded in a few hours) will have something like this03:22
ograwell, i guess it was never instaled because he has no -desktop package istalled (which would have changed deps from x-window-system-core to xorg)03:22
seb128maybe the server should Conflicts and not xorg03:23
rodarvusactually, Breaks: <all old drivers>03:23
dokoKamion, infinity: please approve openoffice.org-amd64 2.0.3-4dapper1 for dapper-proposed03:23
seb128rodarvus: ok, that was what I was asking for, thank you ;)03:23
infinitydoko: Will do.03:23
rodarvusseb128, no thank YOU :)03:23
infinitydoko: On both counts.03:23
Hobbseedoko: Kamion has the day off today.03:23
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dokoinfinity: which counts?03:25
infinitydoko: Err, give-backs, and ooo-amd64 approvals.03:25
dokoinfinity: give-backs already done by cprov03:26
infinitydoko: I see that.03:26
infinitydoko: Well, I see that on all but powerpc, which I've just remedied.03:26
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wasabiYeah. Must be evms. I have two device nodes that return the same vol_id03:30
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infinitypitti: Kamion requested those langpack updates from you, right?03:30
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fruwak!topic03:31
infinityfruwak: I think you meant /topic03:31
infinityfruwak: There are no bots in this channel.03:31
fruwakyes thx :D03:31
pittiinfinity: right03:31
fruwaki fixed that :D03:31
infinitypitti: Okay, then I'll just leave them for him to deal with when he gets back. :P03:32
fruwakim no bot :D i can be robot :D03:32
pittiinfinity: I'll bother him about NEWing and such tomorrow03:32
pittiinfinity: that should be fine03:32
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bddebianHeya03:42
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Fjodor_BenC: Is there something wrong in the latest edgy kernel wrt sata or xfs? I noticed it took a long time rm -rf'ing a kernel build dir, and timed it 2 2m46s. Copying it over took 10 minutes(!). That's way too long, and longer than I ever saw on 5.14 or earlier04:02
Fjodor_Brb04:03
ogra5.14 ? that would be 6.02 then ?04:03
ogra:)04:03
Hobbseeogra: and who did a secret release of 6.02 anyway?04:03
zulit was me..sorry...its my deriative04:04
gnomefreaklooks like they need a say off04:04
gnomefreaks/say/day04:04
Hobbseezul: heh04:04
ograzul, xenubuntu prerelease ?04:05
zulogra: eventaully yeah :)04:05
ogra:)04:05
zulits apart of the plan for world domination04:05
giftnudel1. release in 5.14 2. ????? 3. prof... eh world domination?04:06
Hobbseezul: but i was going to take over the world!  that's my job!04:06
zulHobbsee: you have to wait in line..04:06
Hobbseezul: we cant have two people taking over the world!04:06
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zulnarf04:06
giftnudelyou can split at the equator04:06
Hobbseeas long as i get the northern half :P04:07
zulyeah i dont want australia...its full of dingos04:07
Hobbseeheh04:07
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ograthey dont show up on the internet ;)04:07
infinityI've never seen a dingo outside of a zoo...04:07
Hobbseeogra: hehe04:07
ograyou have to go *outside*, you know 04:08
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Hobbseeogra: outside?  what's that?04:08
thominfinity: you've been outside?!?04:08
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infinitythom: About 3 times since I took this job, yes. :P04:08
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Hobbseehehehe04:08
Hobbseeinfinity: wow, which were they?  going to and from conferences?04:08
ograinfinity, you mean while driving to the airport ?04:09
infinityYeah, pretty much.04:09
Hobbseethat must mean that you're still at a conference.   must be pretty quiet there now.04:09
zulisnt it the koala that gets stoned off eucalpytus?04:09
Hobbseeif you never actually left the second conference.04:09
Hobbseeah crap!04:09
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ograzul, yes they drop on you ...04:10
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ograzul, but you can prevent that by sticking forks in your hat a heard ;)04:10
Hobbseeogra: you're confusing the koalas and the dropbears.  the koalas go across busy roads.04:10
ogras/a/i/04:11
ograHobbsee, ah, right ...04:11
zulogra: or a large spike a la kriaser willem?04:11
Hobbseeogra: so do the echidnas, for that matter.04:11
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zulheh...we have canadian geese crossing the road04:11
ograzul, could wor as well :)04:11
Hobbseeoh yeah, forgot the ducks wandering around on the street too - and they do not move for cards!04:14
Hobbsees/cards/cars04:14
giftnudelthey probably won't move if you give them cards either04:14
Hobbseehehe, yeah04:15
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zulHobbsee: canadian geese has a tendency to get upset and attack me04:20
Hobbseezul: ahhh...nasty04:20
ograzul, you really shouldnt go out in that gander costume ;)04:21
zulogra: i try not to04:21
bddebianIs hamlib stuck in NEW?04:21
bddebianOh, NM, I can check myself sorry04:22
bddebianYep, sure is.04:22
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henoseb128: are you importing gnome-orca as part of the normal gnome 2.16 imports or should I do a separate main inclusion report? 04:29
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henoseb128: it will be the default screen reader for gnome 2.16 AFAIU, but other people like FC6 are not going to use it yet04:30
seb128heno: better to ask pitti if it needs one04:30
heno(we would like to though)04:30
henook, pitti ^ ?04:31
bddebianWhomever is working on syncs, THANK YOU :-)04:31
seb128heno: I'm fine with using for edgy, dholbach might have better idea on it though, he's packaging the a11y stack usually04:31
HiddenWolfseb128, what's the relation between orca and the simple-onscreen-keyboard soc?04:31
henoHiddenWolf: nothing04:31
seb128no idea, I use or know neither of those04:32
henoseparate things completely04:32
henoboth are cutting edge assistive technology04:32
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heno:)04:32
henoOrca will be the default reader for gnome 2.16 and we are working to make SOK default by 2.1804:33
henoreplacing GOK04:33
dholbachheno: i updated it every time there was a new release and i'll subscribe the accessibility team to the bugs of it04:34
henodholbach: do we need to do anything special to get it into main and onto the CD? (I'm familiar with the main inclusion report and seed change request, but I was wondering if there is more automation to it when it is a default part of gnome?)04:37
henoIf not, I'm happy to just follow the normal steps for inclusion04:37
dholbachheno: maininclusionreport, then seed change04:38
dholbachheno: what automation are you thinking of?04:39
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henodholbach: I didn't know if the standard gnome desktop got accepted as a whole unit or not04:39
henoI guess not04:40
henoi'll follow the normal steps, thx04:40
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dholbachheno: that was historical - all new components since warty (or hoary or something) went through that process04:42
henook, cool04:42
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janimoheno, hi xubuntu-at-mag and xubuntu-at-speak are in NEW now04:46
henojanimo: cool! What do they use? Gnopernicus/Orca? gnome-mag, gnome-speech?04:47
janimoheno, the packages you listed in the wiki :)04:47
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=== heno looks it up :)
janimojust added them to the depends field04:47
janimoorca, espeak, speech-dispatcher, gnome-mag04:47
janimoand orca, yes04:48
henolooks good04:48
janimoI did not upload one for the keyboards as the package is not yet in the archive04:48
henoright, we'll get that in soon04:49
henojanimo: thanks!04:49
janimoheno, np :)04:49
Amaranthpitti: i've got an initscript in /etc/dbus-1/event.d/, my /etc/dbus-1/system.d/willowng.conf is almost identical to the one you have for hal, but i can't seem to get mine to own it's dbus interface. it does if i run as root or if i su into the willowng user but when it starts as root, drops to willowng user, then tries it fails. any ideas?04:53
ograpitti, willowng is Amaranths SoC project he does for us04:54
pittisorry, was at the phone04:55
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pittire (sorry, was at the phone)04:56
Amaranththat reminds me, what does 're' mean?04:57
azeem"I am back"04:57
ograreturned ?04:57
Amaranthah04:58
Amaranthpeople leave for bed, come back in the morning, and say that so i didn't think it was that04:58
Amaranthhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/7rs4ts10.html is my dbus conf file05:00
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iwjHmm, my X is still completely hosed in edgy.  Should I report it as a bug ?05:20
bddebianOK, gtkgl2 in Debian still has two .la files, do I need to strip those out?05:21
seb128bddebian: don't create a diff only for that05:22
cypher1i am trying to understand the files under /proc/acpi/battery/*.. has anyone has any URLs ?05:24
BenCis there an installer option to keep it from automatically running each next step of the install process?05:25
BenCIOW, let me select things manually05:25
bddebianseb128: OK, just sync it?05:28
seb128bddebian: I've not looked to the package, but if there is no Ubuntu change we need to create a diff just to drop them, ask a sync rather05:28
bddebianOK, thanks05:29
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RiddellKamion: could you move some packages to main?05:36
Riddellhttp://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/main05:37
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mdkeRiddell: he mentioned earlier that he is off work today05:40
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mdke(just fyi, in case you didn't know that already)05:40
Riddellmdke: I didn't, thanks05:40
Riddellmaybe mdz is awake instead?05:41
infinityRiddell: Are all those source packages in main?05:50
infinityRiddell: If not, are there MIR for each one?05:51
Riddellinfinity: none are in main, they all have successful main inclusion reports05:51
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janimoinfinity: are edgy CD builds off until dapper.1 is out ?05:53
pittiRiddell: did you get my mail wrt. hal re-sanitizing?05:53
infinityjanimo: Not sure, you'd have to ask Kamion when he gets back.  I'm not touching the cdimage host without his approval while he's working on dapper.105:53
Riddellpitti: yes, sorry should have got back to you on that05:54
pittiRiddell: if you cannot revert to the pmount behavior and depend on these scripts, I need to schedule some time to make them safe05:54
janimoinfinity: ok. I just saw no dailies today to check wether xubuntu is still oversized05:54
pittiRiddell: but I'm not aware of the KDE situation, a short briefing would be appreciated05:54
Riddellpitti: it's a new need in KDE 3.5.4, I don't know how easy it would be to remove, I suspect not very05:54
wasabi_Heh nice.05:55
wasabi_Everybody updated initramfs to use UUIDs, but nobody fixed local-top/evms at all.05:55
Riddellpitti: I need to check which scripts it needs exactly, it doesn't need the eject one for example05:55
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pittiRiddell: how did KDE mount removable stuff before?05:57
infinityRiddell: Grr, the page title should be MainInclusionReportPackage not MainInclusionReviewPackage... You completely messed up my wiki searching mojo. :)05:57
Riddellpitti: pmount05:57
pittiRiddell: i. e. before hal offered the mount API through the scripts you added?05:57
Riddellinfinity: humble appologies05:58
infinityMartinPitt: needs soname fix or library package renaming to match soname, ok otherwise05:58
pittiRiddell: pmount through a kioslave or something like ivman?05:59
infinityRiddell: Are we doing something about that?05:59
pittiwasn't that fixed?05:59
infinityWell, if it was, the MIR page wasn't updated.05:59
Riddellinfinity: that's been fixed05:59
infinityAhh, the binary is libpth20, so I suppose it was fixed.05:59
infinityRiddell: Excellent.  Will promote nowish.05:59
Riddellinfinity: I updated the UbuntuMainInclusionQueue page but I'll mind and update the actual report page in future06:00
Riddellthanks infinity 06:00
Riddellpitti: I'll need to wait until the KDE HAL dude is around to ask him how easy it would be to revert back to using just pmount, the pmount code seems to still be there from a grep06:01
pittiRiddell: gnome-volume-manager looks for gnome-mount (which uses hal) and falls back to pmount-hal if it's not found06:02
infinityRiddell: All done.  Should make this publisher run, so should be visible in ~40 mins.06:03
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ograiwj, run mkfontdir in the misc directory06:06
iwjogra: I don't need the X to work, so I can leave the install hosed for the moment :-).06:23
iwjUntil a proper fix is released at which point I can verify whether it's fixeds.06:23
iwjs/xeds/xed/06:23
iwjThis also makes it easier to reproduce at least one of my other two bugs, too.06:24
ograiwj, yup, then wait for rodarvus to return i told it to him when he was done with the X 7.0 sync ... but he said it would be fixed in 7.1 anyway06:25
iwjSure.  (FYI, the others are bug 54812 and bug 54813.)06:30
UbugtuMalone bug 54812 in xserver-xorg "X server garbled display" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5481206:30
UbugtuMalone bug 54813 in xserver-xorg "X server failure dialogue garbled (UTF-8 problem)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5481306:31
ograi think 54813 exists since breezy06:33
ogradaniels never really cared and whe he left there were bigger probs than frames around error dialogs :)06:35
BenCKamion: ping06:37
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dholbachBenC: he's out for today.06:41
BenCdholbach: thanks06:44
iwjogra: Sure.  But I thought if I was going to report two bugs based on the same set of facts I might as well throw in the third as it was hardly any effort :-).06:45
ograhehe06:45
ograi'm sure rodarvus will fix tem once he's done with 7.1 packaging06:45
ogra*them06:45
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bluefoxicyiwj:  I'm not worried about your kernel working properly; I'm worried about the future situation where it may be possible to ship straight Xen kernels, especially if Linus takes Xen in mainline07:02
zulbluefoxicy: when it comes to that we will include it in ubuntu-kernel07:04
bluefoxicyzul:  nods.  Which means all kernels will be able to run native, Xen dom0, or Xen domU  :)07:04
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zulwell native and dom0 now07:06
bluefoxicyI thought dom0 kernels could also run domU07:06
zulthey can,we dont ship domU kernels07:06
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bluefoxicy:>07:07
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Treenakspitti: Cups doesn't seem to detect the default paper size on printers it finds automatically (by 'browsing'); is that a bug in cups or in gnome-cups-manager?07:21
iwjbluefoxicy: Yes, that's what we would like to do, of course.  But atm there is big politics with Xen and mainline kernels :-/.07:22
bluefoxicyiwj:  as much as I hate to say it, Arjan will probably get it in mainline if anything.  That guy can talk Linus into putting just about anything in there.07:23
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iwjWell, it would be nice.  Last I saw (a few months ago) Linus was still telling the Xen guys and the vmware guys to come back when they could agree on a single interface, which seemed doomed and stupid to me.07:26
zulName                              ID Mem(MiB) VCPUs State  Time(s)07:27
zulDomain-0                           0      362     1 r-----  2749.007:27
zulramdisk                            7       64     1 -b----     9.607:27
zuloops...sorry..07:27
bluefoxicyiwj:  they do not even work the same way, that's retarded.07:30
bluefoxicyThat kind of thing should go to vmware/kqemu, not vmware/xen07:30
iwjvmware want to do paravirt stuff too apparently.07:31
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zulahem...http://70.29.57.2/ubuntu/Screenshot.png07:35
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LathiatI have to excuse myself from the avahi/tb discussion this morning unfortunately, hopefully somebody else knowledgable will be there.07:52
ograoh, there is a tb meeting today, right ... and Hobbsee going for main ! 07:54
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LaserJockdoko: ping?08:06
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Zdra_I have a question to developers: how do you do to test patch in a lib (like gnomevfs) ? Apply the patch in the package's source, build it and then install it ? or apply the patch in upstream source and compile it with prefix=/usr ?08:19
LaserJockZdra_: I would guess mostly in the source package, but it would probably depend on the situation08:21
Zdra_LaserJock: so you rebuild the package and install it with dpkg -i ?08:22
LaserJockyeah08:22
LaserJockfor me, I have to reproduce as nearly as I can what the user is going to see08:22
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LaserJockand that means rebuilding the source, .deb, and installing, etc.08:23
Zdra_the problem I have with this solution is when I build the package ubuntu's patch are applied and I don't know how to reverse them so if I rebuild the package again it make errors08:24
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Zdra_I guess there is some debian doc to explain how to clean up the source code before build it08:25
Zdra_and another problem: It compile the whole package everytime I change one line...08:26
LaserJockZdra_: why don't you hop on over to #ubuntu-motu08:27
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Zdra_didn't know that's the right chan to discuss that kind of things, thanks.08:27
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gabaugI want to create a bzr branch for f-spot that can be committed to by other f-spot devs...do I need to create a f-spot team to do that?08:37
tsenghi gabaug 08:37
gabaughi tseng08:37
tsengthere is a #bzr08:37
gabaugthanks08:37
tsengthat might have more relevant people, not sure08:37
tsengnot sure if it falls into bzr or launchpad team08:37
tseng#launchpad or #bzr knows best.08:38
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janimoGloubiboulga: hi, did not forget :)08:42
Gloubiboulgahi janimo, ok, I haven't checked if you were online :)08:42
bluefoxicyhi tseng08:45
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Gloubiboulgajanimo, someone on #xubuntu told us he's writing a gui to add/remove printers for xubuntu08:52
janimoivoks or someone else?08:52
Gloubiboulgasomeone else08:52
janimosince he is working on a pygtk configurator08:52
janimoand I am just looking a gnome-cups-manager right now08:52
Gloubiboulgaok, he'll probably mail the xubuntu list08:53
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Gloubiboulgajanimo, val314159 is our man :)08:54
val314159hello08:54
janimoval314159: hello08:54
ograrodarvus, btw, any idea about bug 54809 ? seems it still looks in the wrong dir08:54
UbugtuMalone bug 54809 in xserver-xorg "X server cannot find default font `fixed'" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5480908:54
val314159im finshing up a pygtk add/remove printer add for xubuntu08:55
janimoval314159: nice, please post to the list when ready for testing :)08:55
janimoval314159: btw someone else is doing the same thing for ubuntu, not sure if edgy is the target though08:56
val314159oh, man, and i thought i was all unique08:56
janimoanyway with so many options I hope we'll get print config one way or another in xubuntu08:56
rodarvusogra, I supposed this was due to you and iwj having used a broken version of xfonts-utils08:56
janimoval314159: there's much demand for such an app you cannot be unique ;)08:56
ograrodarvus, iwj updatesd today 08:56
ograso it was the most recent binary08:57
rodarvusright, indeed08:57
janimoval314159: don't let that discourage you, but try to see if you guys can cooperate (the other's nick is ivoks)08:57
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rodarvusogra, I'll have a look at it today, thanks!08:57
ograrodarvus, there should also be a versioned dependency on xfont-utils08:57
ograso that this cant happen with 7.x08:58
rodarvusyou mean of xorg on xfonts-utils?08:58
val314159ok, got it.  time to upload08:59
ograrodarvus, yep09:00
rodarvusogra, yes, good sugestion - I'll do it09:01
rodarvusthanks again :)09:01
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Commander-Croweoh wow09:01
Commander-Croweso what are you guys developing?09:02
ograSuSE linux 11.1 09:02
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HiddenWolfogra lmao09:02
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zulworld domination09:03
ograCommander-Crowe, no in fact we're developing the OS of the future :)09:03
Commander-Crowelol09:03
Commander-Crowe11.1?09:03
Commander-Crowehave 11 come out yet?09:03
Commander-Crowehas 10.2 come out yet?09:03
HiddenWolfCommander-Crowe, ubuntu.com09:03
ograand as you might guess from the channel name thats not SuSE09:03
Commander-Croweyeah09:04
ogra:)09:04
Commander-CroweI was gonna do crowe linux09:04
Commander-Croweall it was gonna be was a load of drivers09:04
Commander-Crowecompatible with eveything out there09:05
tritium!enter > Commander-Crowe 09:06
tritiumoops, sorry, wrong channel :)09:06
bddebianHeya tritium09:07
tritiumhi bddebian 09:07
val314159ok, i uploaded garp (gtk add/remove printer)09:07
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janimoval314159: if you want testers you could mail the xubuntu-list09:07
Commander-Crowegarp?09:08
val314159d'oh!  i just mailed xubuntu-devel09:08
Commander-Crowefor printing?09:08
janimoval314159: ok :)09:09
val314159the world according to your printer?09:09
Commander-Croweso the next version of UBuntu is 6.10?09:10
Commander-Crowewhen does it come out/09:10
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ogra06/10 indeed ;)09:11
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janimoval314159: it should be more than just a gtk wrapper around lpadmin :)09:12
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janimoshould do at least as much as gnome-cups-manager does not09:13
janimos/not/now/09:13
val314159:hms09:13
janimothere's a redhat printer config tool written in python, pretty complex, and cannot easily be adapted to ubuntu, hence someone is writing one from scratch09:14
val314159i guess i misunderstod the problem.  i thought it was just to get printers going on xubuntu without grabbing all of gnome09:15
janimoval314159: yes, that is the goal. But I am sure it cannot be done by just using lpadmin09:15
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val314159i used lpinfo and lpstat too (:09:15
janimoval314159: well, if those can do what can otherwise be done by using cups libraries, great.09:16
val314159so, it could be a wrapper, it just needs more functionality?09:17
val314159altho python bindings would be much sweeter09:17
janimoval314159: if it does all that gnome-cups-manager does it's enough09:22
janimoso detect/add/remove local and networked printers at least09:23
val314159ok, im instaling gnome-cups-manager to see what i'm missing09:24
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LaserJockmdz: ping?09:27
val314159it looks like my script does the same thing, but thier interface is way nicer09:29
val314159except they have a way to turn on network printer detect09:29
crimsunjanimo: RE: gxine, I'll work with Darren on stripping out the js dependency.09:30
janimocrimsun: great, thanks09:30
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zulill apply the patch09:55
zuldoh..09:55
desrtthere is no dana.  only zul.09:56
zulhey desrt 09:56
desrt'sup09:56
zulnot much you?09:56
desrti see your packages landed in edgy.09:56
zulyep doing another one tonight09:56
desrtl33t.09:56
desrti got edgy on my laptop09:56
desrtit's only got 1gig, so probably not the ideal test machine09:57
zulbetter than mine09:57
desrti may edgify my desktop tonight -- it's a bit beefier09:57
tsengdesrt: please do09:57
tsengdesrt: then you can fix muine09:57
desrtdid you take dbus out?09:57
tsengno09:57
desrtgood.09:57
tsengI tried a few things regarding vfs09:57
desrti'd have had to fuck you up09:57
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desrti can always fix muine on my laptop09:58
desrtwhat is the problem?09:58
tsengit segfaults on startup09:59
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desrtdid you upload that?09:59
tsengspecifically starting the dbus service09:59
tsengupload what?09:59
desrtthe segfaulting muine :)09:59
tsengno09:59
tsengi uploaded a working muine09:59
seb128desrt: hi09:59
tsenggnome 2.15 upgrade hosed it.09:59
desrtis it just the old package linked against new dbus starts failing?09:59
desrtah :(09:59
desrtseb128; hey.09:59
desrtseb128; what's up?09:59
tsengrebuild is obviously no help09:59
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desrttseng; maybe not true10:00
tsengwe can talk about it later, other things ive already tried10:00
seb128desrt: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/54261 is no go10:00
UbugtuMalone bug 54261 in gtk+2.0 "every single gtk app wakes up on button or modifier key press" [Medium,Fix committed]  10:00
tsengdesrt: well, I've tried it10:00
desrtseb128; ah.  why?10:00
tsengso its true in my experience10:00
desrttseng; k.  was thinking maybe ABI break without corresponding API break10:00
seb128desrt: GTK 2.8.20 has no mention of XkbSelectEventDetails function to its source code10:00
desrteh10:00
desrtthat doesn't sound right10:01
seb128and I don't know about the issue to know if it applies at all to 2.810:01
desrtgoddamn why don't we have a dbus-sharp?10:02
crimsunmeaning libdbus-1-cil?10:03
desrtseriously.10:03
Zdra_seb128: I think you should consider including this upstream patch to ubuntu's package: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=340938 --> still not commited to gnome-2-14 branch but is in head. May be useful before dapper point release. (sorry if you are already aware of this bug)10:03
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seb128desrt: http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gtk%2B/gdk/x11/gdkdisplay-x11.c?rev=1.60&only_with_tag=gtk-2-8&view=markup10:04
seb128desrt: it has a 10:04
seb128            XkbSelectEvents (display_x11->xdisplay,10:04
seb128                             XkbUseCoreKbd,10:04
seb128                             XkbNewKeyboardNotifyMask | XkbMapNotifyMask | XkbStateNotifyMask,10:04
seb128                             XkbNewKeyboardNotifyMask | XkbMapNotifyMask | XkbStateNotifyMask);10:04
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seb128desrt: do you know if that's the part that need to be changed and how?10:05
desrtya.  that's what i see now.10:05
desrtthat's almost definitely the part that needs to change10:05
desrtlook how they both come before the XkbSetDetectableAutoRepeat10:06
seb128Zdra_: from the bug you pointed, click on the ubuntu bug pointed, you will notice it has been fixed before dapper :)10:06
desrtseb128; i bet you could replace the XkbSelectEvents with the new XkbSelectEventDetails outright with no ill effects10:06
desrtseb128; but i'd ask mclasen10:06
Zdra_seb128: oops, sorry !10:07
seb128desrt: thank you, I've no real knowledge of xkb code and I don't want to break GTK to dapper ;)10:07
seb128Zdra_: no need to be sorry, thank you for pointing things you think that should be fixed ;)10:07
desrtseb128; ask matthias to be really sure :)10:07
seb128desrt: will do10:07
desrttseng; eat me.  you broke my muine.10:08
tsengdesrt: no10:08
tsengdesrt: seb did10:08
desrtno.  seb didn't.10:08
desrti didn't _realise_ that it was broken until you asked me to start it10:08
tsengsigh.10:08
tsengI told you it was broken the other day10:09
tsengfair warning10:09
desrtmuine uses libdbus-1-cil10:09
seb128what broke it?10:09
desrtso the bug is probably that the dbus library abi changed in such a way that libdbus-1-cil doesn't quite fit anymore10:09
tsengseb128: iain took a 2.14 gnome system10:09
tsengupgraded just gnomevfs to 2.1510:09
tsengthis started the breakage there10:09
tsengnow, muine 0.8.3 works10:10
seb128ABI breakage on gnome-vfs? not good10:10
tsengand removing the gnomevfs related diff doesnt fix it10:10
desrtgnomevfs 2.15 would probably pull in a new dbus?10:10
tsengdesrt: yes.10:10
desrtseb128; hah!10:10
tsengbut downgrading dbus doesnt fix it10:10
tsengi am still fuzzy on the cause10:10
desrtseb128; welcome to the world post-bug 34810010:10
tsengi only have iains word to go by10:10
seb128is mono likely to be confused by bonobo function being moved around?10:10
tsengto point us at vfs10:10
tsengseb128: very doubtful10:11
tsengi dont know of any bonobo using mono apps10:11
tsengunless gnomevfs-sharp is?10:11
desrti think you're wrong about gnome-vfs10:11
seb128macOS is confused by it :p10:11
seb128and it broke gnome-python too10:11
desrti _hope_ you're wrong about gnome-vfs10:11
tsengdesrt: I think I am too10:11
tsengdesrt: but iain didnt make up what he saw10:11
tsengso its where I started10:11
tsengif you have a better idea..10:12
tsengI'll investigate it10:12
desrti'm testing some ideas out10:12
seb128I'm not sure of how bindings react that functions move10:12
seb128but the python ones were broken by it10:12
tsengseb128: there are other things using dbus-sharp in a similar way10:12
tsengthey aren't dying10:12
desrtoh.  there goes that idea10:12
desrt>:|10:12
seb128is the issue dbus-shard or gnomevfs-sharp?10:13
tsengseb128: not sure10:13
tsengthe stacktrace clearly points to dbus10:13
desrti thought maybe libdbus-1-cil didn't get updated when dbus was upgraded10:13
tsengiain says downgrading vfs is the fix10:13
desrti guess that's impossible10:13
tsengdesrt: yeah.10:13
seb128k, so not likely to be the bonobo changes to gnomevfs then10:13
tsengdesrt: did you see that i said muine 0.8.3 works10:13
tsengif you fix one tiny compiler bug10:14
desrtdude10:14
desrtdowngrading gnome-vfs uninstalls half the system10:14
tsenghe was working from sources10:14
tsengwhich is why i havent confirmed this10:14
desrtincluding muine :)10:14
tsengyes :)10:14
tsenghe had dapper and build gnomevfs from source10:14
tsengi believe.10:15
tsengthen installed pkg back over top10:15
crimsunthis is off the current discussion, but are there plans to replace esound with pulseaudio in edgy? If so I should start fixing the alsa plugin bits.10:16
desrtk10:16
desrtcrash occurs in pthread_mutex_lock10:16
tseng(really?)10:17
tsenggross10:17
desrtgdb may be lying10:17
ogracrimsun, i wanted to have it in ltsp at some point, but wasnt planning to work on it in edgy yet (rather +1)10:17
desrtmaybe new/old gnome-vfs uses/stops-using pthreads and this somehow ends up indirectly affecting dbus?10:18
tsengthat would be pretty sick10:18
tsenglatexer suggested initializing gnomevfs by hand10:18
tsengwhich i put in the FileUtils singleton10:18
tsengInit()10:18
tsengthis didnt help.10:18
desrtheck10:19
desrtmaybe bonobo itself is responsible for the pthread thing10:19
tsengI would think we would have noticed somewhere else10:19
crimsunogra: ok. Well, I'll start getting the bottom of the stack (from alsa side) ready in case you miraculously find time to poke it with a stick.10:19
tsengi took the dllimport of gnomevfs out as well10:19
tsengso its all through gnomevfs-sharp10:20
desrtthe dbus glib bindings use threads10:20
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ogracrimsun, it looks like pulse is/will be capable of remote mixer stuff and the like ... its very very intresting for ltsp10:20
janimoseb128: gdm via gksu :)10:26
janimoI mean gconf via gksu via gdm10:27
tsengdesrt: driving home, be back in 2010:28
seb128janimo: ah, that's not from the gdm code but just because of the menu item, we could use a Recommends for it10:29
desrttseng; i won't be here, most probably10:29
desrttseng; cheers10:29
janimoseb128: but still needed if you want to launch gdmsetup from the menu10:29
seb128janimo: right10:30
seb128you use gksu for xubuntu anyway, no?10:30
janimoyes, so that;s why gconf is not an issue10:30
janimoit is needed by too many thiings10:30
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desrtoh my10:34
desrtdbus_gmutex_lock (0xabcdef)10:34
desrtthat doesn't look like a very likely address for a mutex.....10:34
desrthmmmm10:35
desrt#define _DBUS_DUMMY_MUTEX ((DBusMutex*)0xABCDEF)10:35
desrttseng; this is for your benefit.  i hope you have a good scrollback :)10:35
desrttseng; problem appears to be that someone calls dbus_new_lock (or whatever) then initialises the thread functions then calls lock()10:39
desrttseng; lock(), if the thread functions are not initted, ignores its argument10:39
desrttseng; so 0xabcdef would be fine.   but if you use a pre-initialised lock value with a post-initialised lock then the lock function expects a legit value10:39
desrtwow.  god really _does_ kill a kitten every time you output to stdout from a library10:46
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desrttseng; k.  problem is thus:10:49
desrtgnome-vfs calls dbus_g_thread_init ().  it didn't use to do this.10:49
desrton muine start, dbus-glib acquires a lock for itself (which is 0xabcdef because locking isn't initialised)10:49
desrtthen gnome-vfs calls dbus_g_thread_init(), switching the locking stuff on10:49
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desrtthen when dbus-glib goes to use its lock shit explodes10:49
desrtthis is sort of a big not-easily-solveable problem10:50
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viper550I've noticed the acclomplishments you've made on Usplash10:52
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viper550hello?10:54
viper550Is anyone here?10:58
Hobbseeviper550: there's a tech board meeting on at the moment10:58
viper550ubuntu-meeting? I'm there!10:59
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tsengdesrt: wow11:02
tsengdesrt: good catch.11:02
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pittihi keescook 11:11
keescookhiya!  :)11:11
keescookwasn't sure if you were still awake.  :)11:11
pittikeescook: we have a meeting right now11:12
keescookah-ha, very cool.11:12
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pittikeescook: btw, you don't happen to have experience with avahi?11:13
pittikeescook: this topic will be discussed in the current tech board meeting once the new members have been discussed11:14
keescooknot specifically with the codebase, but I've toyed very briefly with other mDNS implementations.11:14
keescookI've been eyeing it from an "information leakage" angle.  :P11:15
keescookwhat in particular about it was going to be of interest?11:15
gesergnupg 1.4.5 (released today) contains two security fixes. should someone special be noticed about it?11:16
pittikeescook: whether we can enable it by default or not mainly11:16
pittikeescook: there was a huge thread on ubuntu-devel, maybe you can just take a look at https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-July/019680.html11:17
keescookpitti: Ah, yeah, to that I can't say, but my kneejerk without having looked through the codebase would be "no".  It's relatively young code.11:17
pittikeescook: (but only if you are interested, of course)11:17
pittikeescook: heh, mine too :)11:17
keescookpitti: I'll take a read, but it probably won't be for a few hours.11:17
pittikeescook: don't worry then11:17
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lucashow can I get in touch with a powerpc buildd admin ?11:30
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pittilucas: mail/ping infinity 11:33
lucasok, thks11:34
pittilucas: sure you want a buildd admin?11:34
pittis/^/are you/11:34
lucaswell, there's a very strange build failure on powerpc11:34
lucasactually, two of them11:34
lucasit's difficult to understand them without getting access on the system itself11:34
pittido you have the log URL?11:34
pittihm11:34
lucashttp://librarian.launchpad.net/3642591/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-powerpc.revolution_0.5-3ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz11:35
Hobbseepitti: sigh.  :P  they're into questions today, but i can understand why.11:35
pittilucas: if the chroot/buildd is broken, then you need infinity11:35
lucassearch for [BUG]  Segmentation fault11:35
lucasruby looks broken11:35
pittiHobbsee: well, once you are in ubuntu-core-dev, you can do a lot of trouble potentially :)11:35
Hobbseepitti: oh of course.  i really dont blame them.  most annoying that mdz didnt see the last logs though11:36
gnomefreakHobbsee: you are handling being hammered good ;)11:39
Hobbseegnomefreak: yeah, surprisingly.  i'm still mostly asleep11:39
gnomefreakits what like 4am there?11:39
Hobbseegnomefreak: meeting started at 611:40
Hobbseeit's 7.40am now11:40
gnomefreakdamn thats still early11:40
Hobbseegnomefreak: yeah, and i'm not a morning person11:41
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pittiHobbsee: I think creating a  'sponsoring team' and filing bugs with this team in CC should work12:00
pittiHobbsee: and with a little script it should be as easy as 'request_sponsor foo.debdiff'12:00
Hobbseepitti: yeah, if it got done.12:01
crimsunpitti: I'm happy to be on said sponsoring team as need be.12:01
pittiHobbsee: yep, I will do some python fu tomorrow12:02
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