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mjg59Kamion: Ah, got it - I hadn't realised db_get errored on that12:13
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mjg59Kamion: Thanks, fixed12:23
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zulhey01:50
ajmitchhello zul 01:50
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bddebianHeya02:51
Keybuknot for the first time, I wish C had a two-dimensional switch02:52
bddebianHeya Keybuk02:53
bddebianA two dimensional switch?02:53
Keybukyeah02:53
Keybukso I can do switch (old_state, new_state) :p02:53
bddebianAh02:53
Keybukand each case statement lists the transitions02:53
Keybukrather than02:54
Keybukswitch (old_state) {02:54
Keybukcase STATE_A:02:54
Keybuk    switch (new_state) {02:54
Keybuk        case STATE_A:02:54
Keybuketc.02:54
Keybukswitch (old_state, new_state) {02:54
bddebianSo create one.. ;-P02:54
Keybukcase STATE_A, STATE_A:02:54
Keybukso much easier02:54
KeybukI don't think it's possible to create, sadly02:54
Keybukone can just play silly buggers with <<02:55
zulugh..02:57
lifelessKeybuk: create a combined state value ?02:57
lifelessKeybuk: (is that what you mean by << tricks ?)02:57
Keybukright02:58
Keybuk#define STATE_CHANGE(old, new) (((old) << 16) | (new))02:58
Keybukswitch (STATE_CHANGE (old_state, new_state)) {02:58
lifelessyeah02:58
Keybukcase STATE_CHANGE (STATE_A, STATE_A):02:58
lifelessreasonable for C02:58
lifelessI had a similar issue in python in bzr - not a state change mapping, but doing operations between two separate things02:58
lifelesscreated a lookup object, and put methods on its instances, works sweetly ;)02:58
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bluefoxicy 2155 root      15   0  296m 217m 201m S  0.0 22.9   2:05.70 synaptic   <-- Amusing.03:07
desrtthe archive makes me sad.03:09
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zulanyone have spads' email address?03:10
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bluefoxicywow.  usplash now draws a tiny box in the center of my screen; and then the screen blacks with a _ sitting there solid as if the machine locked out for like 30 seconds.  I guess that's some kind of progress.03:18
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desrtin what locations does ubuntu have actual offices?03:22
bluefoxicydesrt:  looking for corporate training?03:25
desrtmaking some vaguely pie-in-the-sky future plans :)03:25
bluefoxicy(dad says ubuntu can't reach the business desktop because businesses want to hire out for training....)03:25
Lathiatdesrt: i think its london?03:25
Lathiatdont quote me on that ;)03:25
bluefoxicyLathiat:  One convenient location.  In Africa.  </Aqua Teen Hunger Force>03:26
zuldesrt: montreal is one i think03:27
desrti know of this one03:28
Lathiathttp://www.ubuntu.com/employment03:33
Lathiatlists london & montreal03:33
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bddebianDamn, I think they need an office in Philadelphia! :-)03:41
jsgotangcothere's an office in london03:43
bddebianNo, no, USA man :-)03:44
jsgotangcoyou can always move to montreal heh03:44
bddebianNo, they don't let people like me into foreign countries ;-P03:46
mjg59bluefoxicy: There's some sort of race in the svgalib vt switching code03:47
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sladendesrt: London, Montreal, sort-of Durbanville.  Oh and Canonical One, which is normally at Stansted, except during times of emergency when it is airbourne, providing backup desk and communications facilities for vital personel.03:59
desrtdurbanville near capetown?03:59
desrtwhat about the theoretical isle of man office? :)04:00
zuli thought it was just durban i didnt know there was a durbanville04:00
sladenzul: https://launchpad.net/people/nick-zork04:00
zulsladen: yep already sent him an email...thanks04:00
bluefoxicymjg59:  ah.  But Falcon's Eye is svgalib so in the interim we could play nethack :)04:01
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bluefoxicysladen:  Canonical has air support?04:01
bluefoxicywhen the friggin' hell did Linux get its own army?04:02
Keybuksladen: Mark's still not managed to get an Internet connection for it though04:04
Keybukand you forget So Carlos04:05
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Keybukdesrt: the offices (aside from Sao Carlos) are all ops team though04:08
Keybukor support04:08
Keybukdevelopers work from home04:08
desrtnod04:10
desrthow do you get paid?04:11
desrtdirect deposit to your local bank account in your own currency?04:11
Keybukusual UK PAYE arrangements04:11
Keybukit varies from country to country04:11
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desrtmaybe better to ask one of the french or germans :)04:11
KeybukUK employees, for example, aren't employed by Canonical Ltd but by Fieldwave Ltd which is contracted by Canonical to do work for it04:12
desrtthat's an interesting factoid of which i was not aware04:12
Hobbseehi all04:12
Keybukthis is pretty unique though, to do with law between the UK and IoM04:12
desrtHobbsee; hello.04:12
Hobbseewow really?04:12
desrtHobbsee; ya.  i'm seriously saying hello.  i'll say it again: hello :)04:12
Hobbseeheh04:13
KeybukI believe there is a similar arrangement in .ca due to local contractor law, but don't quote me on that ... I don't really keep up04:13
desrtis fieldwave a shell or do they actually do other stuff?04:13
Keybukbut yes, in general, you're paid via whatever normal mechanism you'd expect04:13
Keybukit's an anthropomorphic companification04:13
bddebianHeya Hobbsee04:14
desrtah.  i see.04:14
desrtclear as mud :)04:14
Keybukvaguely standard company arrangement, aiui04:14
Keybuksladen dug out all the paperwork at one point04:15
Keybukhe used to have it on the web, dunno if he still does04:15
whiprushkeyyyyyyyybuk!04:15
mjg59    if (__svgalib_go_to_background)04:16
mjg59        (__svgalib_go_to_background) ();04:16
mjg59    __svgalib_flipaway();04:16
mjg59        if((__svgalib_textprog&3)==3){04:16
mjg59           pid_t child;04:16
bddebianHeya whiprush04:16
mjg59           if((child=fork())==0){04:16
mjg59           execv(__svgalib_TextProg,__svgalib_TextProg_argv);04:16
mjg59           } else {04:16
mjg59           waitpid(child,NULL,0);04:16
whiprushhi guys.04:16
mjg59           };04:16
mjg59        };04:16
mjg59Clearest. Code. EVER.04:16
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Keybukit could be worse04:17
KeybukI used to have an employment contract with Demon Internet Ltd, which has a wholly owned subsidary of Thus Plc04:17
Keybukbut I used to get paid by ScottishPower Plc04:17
whiprushKeybuk: so, network-manager, you still want to kill people or do their .7 plans make you happy?04:18
Keybukand all our equipment was owned by Thus Group Plc04:18
Keybuketc.04:18
Keybukwhiprush: .7 plans?04:18
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whiprushhttp://live.gnome.org/NetworkManagerToDo04:19
Keybukoh, you mean 0.7 ?04:19
whiprushyeah04:19
Ignite_are there gtk+ 2.8 packages in the repos?04:19
Hobbseewhiprush: do we have an eta on 0.7?04:19
whiprushno idea, that's why i was asking04:20
whiprushalthough, if past history is to be a gauge it'll probably be out a few weeks into ubuntu's freeze. :-/04:21
Hobbseewhiprush: ah right04:21
Hobbseeheh04:21
Hobbseewhiprush: which freeze was that?  oh, feature freeze?04:21
whiprushyeah.04:21
whiprushiirc they always release things when ubuntu is frozen.04:22
whiprushand that makes scott angry. :)04:22
LaserJockwhiprush: hehe, I sort of read that as "when hell freezes over" :)04:22
mjg59Oh god they've implemented locking through insanity04:22
bddebianheh04:22
Ignite_nvm04:23
desrtoh man.  i saw a textbook once that used ints for locking04:23
mjg59    forbidvtrelease = 1;04:23
mjg59    if (forbidvtacquire) {04:23
mjg59        forbidvtrelease = 0;04:23
mjg59        return;04:23
mjg59    }04:23
mjg59Yeah, that's never going to be a problem in a signal handler04:23
desrttheir lock function, i swear, looked like this:04:23
desrtlock(int l)04:23
desrt{04:23
desrt  while (l);04:23
desrt  l = 1;04:23
desrt}04:23
desrtnow boys and girls... tell me at least 4 things wrong with this function04:24
crimsunthat's nearly as awesome as if (true && false)04:24
desrtcrikey.04:24
Hobbseeheh04:24
bddebianHey, is that MY code? ;-)04:24
Keybukwhiprush: *shrug* I'm not really bothered by n-m this cycle04:27
Keybukif Debian update their packages, and the changes are useful, we can merge them04:27
whiprushKeybuk: heh04:27
Hobbseewhiprush: i think that's an invitation for you to take it over :P04:27
Hobbseeor someone else to04:27
Keybukwe're "a few weeks into freeze" already, after all04:27
whiprushthat ^J guy still around?04:28
zulHobbsee: be my guest04:28
Hobbseezul: i know StevenK was looking at it.  i was just the tester.04:28
ajmitchHobbsee: don't tempt me04:28
Hobbseeajmitch: heh04:28
KeybukHobbsee: at the moment, I don't see why we need to diverge much from Debian04:28
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HobbseeKeybuk: true04:28
zulHobbsee: but you are looking for things to do arent you :)04:28
Keybukthe kind of help that n-m needs is actually kernel people fixing wireless drivers04:28
zulKeybuk: there is no kernel bugs04:28
Hobbseezul: heh.  yes and no.  i have to fix whatever fubar'd here first.  and i didnt fubar it.04:29
KeybukHobbsee: yeah, I fixed that04:29
Keybukit bugged me that my laptop didn't work04:29
HobbseeKeybuk: yay :)04:30
Keybukit was siretart's fault04:30
HobbseeKeybuk: hehe.  thanks :)04:30
HobbseeKeybuk: haha.  isnt everything his fault?  *g*04:30
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Keybukwhiprush: tbh, I can't see 0.7 being released much before edgy, if at all04:31
ajmitchHobbsee: thanks04:31
zulnight04:31
Hobbseeajmitch: :P04:31
whiprushKeybuk: agreed04:31
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Ignite_anyone know where i can find the file tag_c.h? (from taglib seems to be missing from the package, is this a bug?)04:39
crimsunlibtagc0-dev.04:42
infinityIgnite_: Please take support questions to #ubuntu04:43
Ignite_thanks, i tried searching with apt-file but nothing came of it so assumed it wasn't in a package04:43
Ignite_infinity, ok no worries04:43
bddebianHeya infinity04:46
mjg59Holy christ this code makes me sad04:47
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bddebianKeybuk: Still about?05:13
Keybukyeah05:15
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bddebianKeybuk: Are we stil using squashfs for the installer?05:16
Keybukwe're using it for the LiveCD, if that's what you mean05:16
bddebianKeybuk: I don't see any actual changes in your changelog entry? :-)05:16
Keybukwhich?05:17
Hobbseeis someone around to upload kde-systemsettings to main for me, please?05:18
bddebianhttp://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/s/squashfs/squashfs_2.2r2-2ubuntu2/changelog05:18
Keybukdid you read the diff?05:18
bddebianNo not yet, just found that entry interesting :-)05:18
Keybukheh05:18
Keybuk -- Scott James Remnant <scott@ubuntu.com>  Fri, 26 May 2006 03:43:09 +010005:18
Keybuknote time/date05:18
Keybukthat was Release Candidate day after 18 hours of debugging that05:19
KeybukI had gone slightly crazy05:19
bddebian:-)05:19
Hobbseeheh05:19
Keybukhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=36896905:19
UbugtuDebian bug 368969 in squashfs-tools "Subject: rounding error causes generation of invalid filesystems" [Critical,Closed]  05:19
bddebianThat one I wasn't too worried about it's more the status indicator that Tolleg added?05:21
HobbseeKeybuk: who do i assign things to, to get main stuff uploaded via LP?05:22
=== Hobbsee has forgotten, having never done it this way before.
Keybuk"to get main stuff uploaded" ?05:23
HobbseeKeybuk: to get a patch into a package in main.05:24
sladenHobbsee: what patch, what package?05:24
Keybukthere isn't a formal sponsorship/mentor procedure yet05:24
Hobbseesladen: bug 5513505:24
UbugtuMalone bug 55135 in kde-systemsettings "kde-systemsettings trying to overwrite /usr/share/desktop-directories/kde-settings-accessibility.directory" [Untriaged,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5513505:24
Hobbseesladen: ^05:24
HobbseeKeybuk: right.  that's a bit useless then :P05:24
KeybukHobbsee: e-mail one of the ubuntu-core-dev Kubuntu team members with the patch?05:24
Keybukor attach it to the bug?05:24
Hobbseeno idea if they're around. might try that05:25
KeybukRiddell appears to be subscribed05:25
Keybuk*shrug* it doesn't matter if they're around or not05:25
HobbseeKeybuk: it does depend on whether they read their email though :P05:25
LaserJocksurely they have a filter that send "Hobbsee" mail into a super special, high priority mail box ;-)05:27
HobbseeLaserJock: heh05:27
HobbseeLaserJock: no, not under "Hobbsee" - it's under "she who carries a big pointy stick and isnt afraid to use it on people"05:27
HobbseeLaserJock: get it right :P05:30
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bddebianDebian maintainer added progress and bugfix code to dpatch..05:34
BurgundaviaHobbsee: didn't you go for main upload privs at the last tb?05:36
HobbseeBurg05:36
HobbseeBurgundavia: yeah.  didnt get them.05:36
Burgundaviaah, too bad05:37
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HobbseeBurgundavia: they were in a rotten mood, and it's only been two weeks since i got MOTU.  that was the main problem.05:37
HobbseeBurgundavia: seems longer than that though.05:38
bddebianWould linux-headers-2.6.17-5 replace linux-headers-2.6.17-1-all ?05:39
crimsunonly if there's an explicit entry in debian/control05:39
bddebiancrimsun: squashfs build-deps linux-headers-2.6.17-1-all05:40
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jdubo/~ welcome to hotel motufornia, such a lovely place o/~05:57
ajmitchinteresting..05:57
Hobbseeum, okay?05:57
LaserJockjdub: hehe, awesome05:58
TheMusohehe05:58
jdubmaybe you guys could do the lyrics :)05:58
LaserJockjdub: but we already have the HeMan theme song :/05:59
TheMusojdub: Well whered you get the idea from in the first place?05:59
bddebian"By the power of Greyskull.."05:59
jsgotangcoon a dark deserted rack server...06:02
bddebianUbuntu disk in my haaand..06:04
bddebianI reformatted Windows...06:04
jdubTheMuso: hobbsee checking in but never leaving06:04
TheMusoum ok06:05
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Hobbseesfllaw: please dont point people at amarok bugs until 1.4.2 is released and in the archive :) - just saw your blog post on the planet06:50
Hobbseeoops, i thought that was in -bugs06:50
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pittiGood morning07:53
Burgundaviamorning pitti07:54
pittiHey Burg07:54
pittiHey Burgundavia 07:55
Hobbseehi pitti, Burgundavia 07:55
Burgundaviagreetings encore, Hobbsee07:55
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pitti. o O { gah, my panel is broken }07:55
=== Hobbsee hugs pitti in return :) hi you :)
BurgundaviaKinnison: sad you have left us :(07:58
desrtlegs@07:58
desrterp07:58
desrthello, pitti07:58
Burgundaviadesrt: arms@ ?07:58
desrtBurgundavia; lots of biking07:58
Burgundaviaah07:58
desrtactually.. not even that much.. only a few km, but high gears and fast07:59
pittihey desrt 08:00
desrtpitti; we were wondering earlier08:01
desrtpitti; does ubuntu put money directly into your bank account with direct deposit?08:01
Hobbseedesrt: canonical, surely08:02
desrtHobbsee; not so surely.  see scott.08:02
Hobbseedesrt: well, certainly not "ubuntu" anyway.  didnt think ubuntu was a company08:02
desrtchill, -pedantic08:03
pittidesrt: not ubuntu, of course, but canonical's bank does a bank transfer, yes08:03
desrtcool.  thx.08:03
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desrtevil plans.08:04
jdubdesrt: 'see scott'?08:04
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desrti need to know if my distruption of the world's financial network will have a significantly negative impact on ubuntu08:05
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desrtjdub; scott is payed via some non-cononical company08:05
jdubdesrt: UK employees08:05
desrtjdub; due to some weird arrangement required because cononical is isle of man08:05
desrtjdub; right.  but it was enough to place a bit of doubt in my mind if the rest of europe had a similar setup08:06
jdubdesrt: even so, "ubuntu" is not correct in any case :-)08:06
=== desrt meant ubuntu as a sort of generic umbrella term for any ubuntu-involved companies
HrdwrBoBand any sort of linux08:07
HrdwrBoBor indeed, software08:07
jdubdesrt: would that include the ubuntu marketplace and partners?08:07
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desrti dualboot my laptop: ubuntu and ubuntu?08:07
jdubdesrt: these distinctions do matter :)08:07
desrtjdub; i don't care.  whoever pays pitti's paycheques :p08:07
jdubdesrt: in which case "not ubuntu" is the important distinction08:08
desrtchill, -pedantic :p08:08
jdubit's not pedantry08:08
jdubgiving people the idea that ubuntu pays people really muddies things up08:09
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desrtright.  but everyone here knows what everyone else means08:09
Hobbseerotten thing.  konvi crashed.08:10
Burgundaviadesrt: it is very good distinction, remember it08:10
desrtunless we have some onlookers08:10
Burgundaviadesrt: we work and live in a fishbowl08:10
jdubdesrt: i don't think that's true, which is why saying the right things is important08:10
desrttwo lost souls?08:10
desrtjdub; to be totally honest with you, i'm always afraid that i don't know how to spell canonical08:10
ajmitchdesrt: at some point, if not now, there'll be fulltime developers employed by other companies to work on ubunt08:10
desrtjdub; so i say 'ubuntu' instead to avoid the possible misspelling :)08:11
Burgundaviaajmitch: doesn't HP pay lamont to do some work on ubuntu?08:12
desrtajmitch; how does that work, exactly?08:13
ajmitchBurgundavia: not that I know of - it could be true08:13
jdubdesrt: (same way it does in gnome)08:13
jdubBurgundavia: no08:13
desrtjdub; not hardly08:13
Burgundaviaajmitch: he was still doing sort of behind the scenes work when I was at UBZ08:13
desrtjdub; the people who work on gnome are employed by redhat, novell, ...08:13
ajmitchdesrt: just as some debian developers are currently employed to do stuff08:13
jdubdesrt: ie. other companies.08:14
desrtis this part of the idea of people subclassing ubuntu?08:14
jdubdesrt: the difference with ubuntu is that it's led by a company, but that doesn't preclude other companies working on it.08:14
desrtthen they will contribute stuff upstream too?08:14
jdubeither derivatives or directly on ubuntu itself08:14
jdubjust as companies contribute to all kinds of other projects08:15
jdubcommercially owned or not08:15
ajmitchI noticed that some of the points in the partners programme is employing a core dev fulltiem08:15
desrtredhat contributes to gnome because redhat sells gnome08:15
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desrtyou can't really sell a (non-derivative) ubuntu08:15
jdubof course you can08:15
jdublook at the ubuntu marketplace list08:15
jduball those companies benefit from ubuntu itself08:16
jduband can contribute directly to it08:16
jsgotangcothey dont realize it08:16
jdub(regardless of derivatives - the case for guadalinex is more obvious)08:16
desrtaren't these support companise?08:16
jdubyes08:16
desrthm08:16
jduband hardware companies08:16
jduband third party software companies08:16
ajmitchit's often sold as a service rather than as a product - not really much difference08:16
desrtok08:16
jdubwhy does imendio contribute to gnome?08:16
desrtthis makes some more sense now08:16
desrtubuntu as a platform08:16
jdub(no one "sells" ubuntu btw)08:16
desrtto do [insert your business idea here]  on08:16
jdub(unless you count canonical selling ubuntu DVDs on amazon, but that's not in the same sense)08:17
jdubthat is definitely not where the value lies08:17
jameshjdub: and people reselling Ubuntu CDs on eBay :)08:17
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desrtk.  i sort of get it.08:18
jdubjamesh: the forgotton value proposition08:18
jdub'forgotten'08:18
desrtimendio contributing to gnome makes more sense than, for example, redhat08:18
desrt(in terms of explaning the ubuntu thing)08:18
jdubdesrt: why? consider mepis.08:18
desrti don't know mepis08:18
jdubdesrt: it's just different companies seeing different value.08:18
jdubmepis is a commercial derivative of ubuntu08:19
desrti see08:19
jdubbut you're confusing model with value08:19
jsgotangcojdub: would linspire opening cnr to ubuntu a model or value?08:19
jdubjsgotangco: er, that's not an either/or thing08:19
jdubit's both and neither08:20
jdubdepending on whether you think it's sane or not08:20
jsgotangcoright08:20
jdubthough i wasn't really distinguishing between dumb and good models, and i don't think desrt was misunderstanding it on those terms either ;)08:21
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jdubdesrt: you confused distribution model with the value of ubuntu08:22
desrtright.08:22
jduba random linux consultant doesn't need her own distribution to derive value from contributing to ubuntu08:22
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pittiKamion: I'm a bit confused about the latest live images - they grew by a lot since yesterday, was this some experimental change which will be reverted, or do we need to kill more langpacks?09:11
siretartHobbsee: /me isn't guilty. for anything.09:14
Hobbseesiretart: :)09:14
Hobbseesiretart: okay then.  it's fun to blame random people anyway though :)09:15
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ajmitchHobbsee: but not siretart. never siretart 09:18
Hobbseeajmitch: ah.  so i'l go back to blaming you09:19
Hobbseeman totem is screwed.09:19
Hobbseeah.  totem-xine needs a dep on totem in dapper.  simple fix.09:21
Hobbseeand edgy.09:22
Hobbseeajmitch: dont worry, you'll likely still get to upload stuff for me later anyway.09:31
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Hobbseeevening sabdfl 09:31
ajmitchHobbsee: lucky me09:31
pittihi sabdfl09:31
Hobbseeajmitch: hah.  this is the problem of being a core dev.  of course, i might ask pitti instead, if you prefer09:32
Hobbseeit's not one of those evil kde things, either :P09:32
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pittiHobbsee: erm, you want totem-xine to Depend: on totem? that would be wrong09:32
Hobbseepitti: why?09:33
pittiHobbsee: because totem is an empty metapackage which depends on -xine | -gstreamer09:33
pittiHobbsee: totem itself doesn't do anything09:33
Hobbseepitti: seeing as -gstreamer does.  and it all breaks if you try to actually install -xine09:33
Hobbseeah...didnt realise it was emtpy.09:33
Hobbsee*empty09:33
Hobbseeso it is :)09:33
pittiHobbsee: totem-gstreamer doesn't depend on totem either )09:34
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Hobbseethanks.  ignore my idiocy.09:34
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pittihey dholbach 09:34
Hobbseehi dholbach!09:34
dholbachgood morning09:34
dholbachhey pitti, Hobbsee!09:34
Hobbseepitti: aye.  i'm a first class moron tonight then.09:34
pittiHobbsee: it happens to all of us, don't worry09:35
sabdflhey Hobbsee, pitti09:35
dholbachhey sabdfl09:35
sabdflsome usplash loveliness, then.... blank screen for me09:35
Hobbseeah yes, so it's not my laptop just erroring at random?09:35
dholbachsabdfl: same here (on my x40) - it takes ages for gdm to come up :/09:36
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sabdflHobbsee: what sort of laptop do you have?09:36
Hobbseedholbach: and kdm, then.09:36
Hobbseesabdfl: ah, toshiba a10 satellite?09:36
HobbseeSysinfo for 'sarah': Linux 2.6.17-5-686 running KDE 3.5.4, CPU: Mobile Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.40GHz at 2394 MHz (4793 bogomips), HD: 9/22GB, RAM: 665/995MB, 101 proc's, 3.7h up09:36
dholbachsabdfl: the harddisk is doing something, but i have no idea09:36
dholbachon amd64 it doesn't happen to me09:36
Hobbseesabdfl: what information did you actually *want* from that question?09:36
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sabdflHobbsee: tosh09:37
Hobbseepitti: you didnt eat my brain, did you?  i'm seriously starting to wonder here...09:38
imbrandonsabdfl: yea i'm fighting that same exact problem on one of my desktops and this laptop as we speak09:38
imbrandonthe usplash goodness and then a blank X screen09:38
pittiHobbsee: heh, that was just in return for you stealing mine yesterday :-P09:38
dholbachmaybe it'd help to install bootchart and inspect it afterwards :)09:39
Hobbseepitti: :(...but...but...09:39
pittiheh, for me usplash doesn't work for me at all any more09:39
pittisvgalib goodness, I suspect09:39
sabdfli'm sure mjg59 will nail it, i saw a late upload to usplash last night so he's on a roll09:39
imbrandonpitty looks awefull strange compared to my x86 on this iBook09:39
Hobbseewhat, three in 2 days or something?09:39
imbrandonpitti: even 09:40
imbrandonheh09:40
pittiRiddell: \o/ I just converted /usr/share/hal/scripts/hal-system-storage-mount to use pmount09:40
imbrandonpitti: yay 09:41
pittiso KDE can now mount through hal and I can still sleep :)09:41
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imbrandonyup yup 09:41
imbrandondholbach: you said gdm took forever to come up, how long is forever , i get a black screen for ~30 then i just kill kdm and use console09:42
imbrandons/~30/~30 min09:42
dholbach30 MIN?09:43
dholbachholy cow - no... maybe a minute or two09:43
imbrandonyea x seems borked for my x86 at the moment , like sabdfl i get uspalsh goodies then a black screen , swap to vt1/2 and no x server errors09:44
imbrandoni'm scared to upgrade my ppc till i fugure out what it is09:44
imbrandons/fugure/figure09:45
imbrandoncomplains about a few fonts missing but thats normal09:45
sabdfli can start in recover mode, then init 2 and it all comes up fine09:47
imbrandonhrm lemme try that, dident think to do that09:47
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sivanghmm, that's cool - http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/08/03/first-ubuntu-billboard-spotted/09:48
imbrandonsivang: yea , we should have some more goodies like that on theFridge soon too ( soon == ~24hrs )09:49
imbrandonheh09:49
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Nafallomorning10:03
hungerimbrandon: Yeap, usplash is not really working well at the moment. It turned keyboard echo of my passphrases on:-)10:05
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kagouhi10:08
pittihi kagou 10:08
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dokoKamion, infinity: please approve openoffice.org-amd64 for dapper-proposed10:10
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imbrandonahh yea , dident even have to goto single user mode , just disable "splash" ( read usplash ) on kernel parms10:13
imbrandonthen kdm is happy10:13
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Kamionmjg59: thanks for that10:18
pittiKamion: good morning!10:18
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Kamionmjg59: for the record it would be really very tedious to arrange for usplash to be installed after X; I'd have to rip it completely out of the part of the installer where it's done at the moment (using custom code because we make sure it's installed just before the kernel) and put it somewhere completely different10:20
Kamionmjg59: so if I can avoid doing that it will make me happy. :)10:20
Kamionpitti: you mean the dapper live images, or edgy?10:23
pittiKamion: dapper10:26
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RicardoPerezpitti: hi. i'm waiting for the daily langpacks updates from yesterday. any news about that? thanks10:27
Kamionpitti: I'll have a look in a bit, try to figure out what's up10:28
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Kamiondoko: done10:52
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doko_seb128, dholbach: what happened to /etc/pango/pango.modules in edgy?11:00
pittiRicardoPerez: the packs were built yesterday11:00
seb128doko_: same as in dapper?11:00
pittiRicardoPerez: but there are only new -en, -es, -fi, -fr, -fa, pt, -ru, and -zh packages, the rest of languages didn't see any updates since the recent -base update11:00
seb128doko_: 11:01
seb128pango1.0 (1.12.2-0ubuntu2) dapper; urgency=low11:01
seb128  * move /etc/pango/pango.modules to /var/lib/pango/pango.modules11:01
seb128    and ship a default version in the package. This fixes a bad11:01
seb128    race during the upgrade of pango (ubuntu: #41297).11:01
seb128    update-pango-modules uses the new path too11:01
seb128 -- Michael Vogt <michael.vogt@ubuntu.com>  Wed,  3 May 2006 18:02:28 +020011:01
doko_seb128: at least I don't have the conffile in my edgy chroot11:01
seb128doko_: cf changelog I just copied11:01
mvodoko_: that changed during the dapper cycle11:02
pittihey seb128, bonjour11:02
seb128hi pitti11:02
seb128pitti: how are you?11:02
pittiRicardoPerez: hm, apparently Rosetta didn't build a new tarball since July 2511:02
pittiseb128: after hacking hal/gvm this morning and yesterday, I feel great :)11:03
RicardoPerezpitti: mmmmmm11:03
doko_seb128, mvo: you know that I love these things not fixed or mentioned for ia32-libs-gtk?11:03
pittiRicardoPerez: I'm afraid I need carlos for that11:03
RicardoPerezpitti: after apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade, there's nothing to reinstall11:03
pittiRicardoPerez: yep, as I said, I didn't get any new data for over a week11:03
seb128doko_: I don't know what about ia32-libs-gtk enough to figure it doesn't respect the pango config 11:03
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, ok. can you get the actual .po files from Rosetta and rebuild newer langpacks?11:04
mvodoko_: me neither, sorry11:04
pittiRicardoPerez: no, as I said, I need carlos for that; I don't have the necessary access11:04
RicardoPerezpitti: it's strange to have an empty template in Rosetta and a not-empty .mo file in langpacks...11:04
doko_seb128, mvo: but if a default version is shipped now, why can't I find it in my chroots?11:04
seb128doko_: in /var/lob/pango ?11:05
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, bad11:05
seb128doko_: in /var/lib/pango ?11:05
seb128doko_: if it's not I probably broke it with the merge from Debian, I'll have a look later (I'm on dapper atm)11:05
doko_seb128: but it's not copied into /etc/pango?11:05
seb128doko_: no, pango look to /var/lib/pango11:06
seb128"<seb128>     update-pango-modules uses the new path too"11:06
doko_seb128: for dapper as well?11:06
seb128yep11:06
RicardoPerezpitti: but I can download the .po files directly from Rosetta, and then I can convert it into a .mo file to replace the actual one...11:06
doko_ohh, nice :-/11:06
seb128doko_: cf the changelog I copied, "Michael Vogt <michael.vogt@ubuntu.com>  Wed,  3 May 2006 18:02:28 +0200"11:06
seb128doko_: since may11:06
doko_seb128: did you adapt the ia32hack for pango?11:07
seb128probably not since I don't understand what this hack is about11:07
doko_you would, if you start OOo on amd64 ;-)11:07
seb128I though it was just to usr /usr/lib3211:07
seb128s/usr/use11:08
doko_we have to find the correct pango.modules.11:08
seb128"result = SYSCONFDIR "/pango32";"11:08
doko_and that's certainly not /var/lib/pango, because that file mentions /usr/lib11:08
seb128looks like it's using the SYSCONFDIR from pango11:08
seb128so no need to update anything?11:08
doko_seb128: I'm looking at bug 5501611:09
UbugtuMalone bug 55016 in openoffice.org-amd64 "Filechhoser dialog shows strange symbols instead of text" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5501611:09
seb128hum11:10
seb128and copying to pango.modules to /etc/pango fixes the issue?11:10
seb128that's weird it doesn't happen on dapper if that's due to that11:10
pittiRicardoPerez: well, right, but you don't want to do that for the millions of .po files the language packs have...11:11
dholbachooo seems to look in /usr/lib/pango/1.5.0/modules instead of /usr/lib32/pango/1.5.0/modules instead11:11
pittiRicardoPerez: also, what was the real problem again? are es_ES out of date, or is the problem that es_ES is present in the first place? (i. e. you actually want es and es_ES was removed)11:11
seb128dholbach: does copying pango.modules to /etc/pango fixes the issue?11:12
doko_I have to find out, but apparently /etc/pango32/pango.modules cannot be found anymore (although it's shipped in ia32-libs-gtk)11:12
doko_and then apparently the default config file is used, referencing /usr/lib, and not /usr/lib3211:12
seb128doko_: the patch from mvo does that:11:12
seb128-    file_str = g_build_filename (pango_get_sysconf_subdirectory (),11:13
seb128+    file_str = g_build_filename ("/var/lib/pango/",11:13
seb128                                 "pango.modules",11:13
seb128                                 NULL)11:13
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seb128so right, it's possible it break your hack :/11:13
dholbachseb128: there's a pango.modules in /etc/pango already11:13
doko_seb128: nice, that basically breaks the ia32 hack ...11:13
seb128that's why I didn't want of that hack in the first place11:13
seb128hacks are easy to break, etc11:14
mvodoko_: so what can we do to fix it? pass a configure parameter ?11:15
RicardoPerezpitti: the problem is that there's a bad translation in es_ES that was removed in Rosetta but isn't reflected in the new langpacks. Actually, the es_ES locale must not be used for translation; we must use "es" locale instead (and, if you look at the es_ES templates in Rosetta, you can see they are empty). So, the /usr/share/locale-langpack/es_ES/LC_MESSAGES/ directory must be empty (or near empty).11:15
seb128anyway, I'll have a look later on it11:15
doko_seb128: well, you can argue that hardcoded module paths are broken as well :/11:15
pittiRicardoPerez: ah, ok, then I completely misunderstood you yesterday11:15
doko_seb128: I'll do it know, we need it for the CD build.11:15
seb128doko_: lot of application look for the config file at a known place11:15
seb128ok11:16
seb128doko_: it was broken on dapper then?11:16
seb128weird than nobody noticed11:16
RicardoPerezpitti: the es_ES templates in Rosetta was cleaned some time ago, and the old langpacks was ok, but it seems that the new langpacks are using old templates (before the "cleaning" process)11:16
RicardoPerezpitti: the bad translation is very annoying in Spanish, because formats the clock applet incorrectly (say "vie ago de 4" instead of "vie 4 de ago")11:17
pittiRicardoPerez: yep, now I understand the problem, that's easily fixable11:18
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, great! what can I do to help you?11:18
pygipitti, whenever you have time and if you have time... ^_^11:18
pittiRicardoPerez: oh, that should be fine11:18
pittipygi: what's the second part of that sentence? :)11:19
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doko_seb128: ia32-libs-gtk wasn't uploaded after May 3, but it will be broken on the new CD's ...11:19
pygipitti, the libburn discussion :P11:19
seb128doko_: ah, ok11:19
RicardoPerezpitti: of course, I'm at your orders :)11:20
doko_seb128: ok, the fix is to just ignore the patch, when running the binaries on amd64.11:21
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doko_Kamion: ^^^ that's a showstopper for the CD's; preparing new pango1.0 and ia32-libs-gtk11:22
pittiKamion: can I upload new language-pack-[gnome-] es-base packages to dapper-updates to remove the erroneous es_ES po files?11:23
pittiKamion: see RicardoPerez 's problem above11:23
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Kamiondoko_: which, dapper or edgy?11:33
Kamionpitti: yes11:33
pittiKamion, RicardoPerez: ok, I uploaded new Spanish gnome/kde/rest -base packages to dapper-updates11:37
pittiRicardoPerez: sorry for the confusion11:37
doko_Kamion: dapper11:37
doko_and edgy11:37
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, sorry me for to be very confused.... I'm Spanish and my English is not very good :)11:37
RicardoPerezpitti: and thanks again :)11:38
pittino problem11:38
pittiRicardoPerez: the removal of po files is something I do not notice and will generally break11:38
pittiRicardoPerez: I have to talk with carlos to find a better process for that11:38
RicardoPerezpitti: sometimes is not a totally removed po files... sometimes is only an almost empty po file (like gnome-panel-2.0 template in es_ES locale, which has only one string translated...)11:39
Kamiondoko_: hm, ok11:39
Kamiondoko_: please let me know when there's something in the updates queue to review11:39
pittiRicardoPerez: empty PO files should DTRT, but nonempty es_ES files with wrong translations are the ones that hurt11:40
pittibrb, door bell11:40
RicardoPerezpitti: yes... there's a group of problems related one with another...11:41
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RicardoPerezpitti: when carlos arrives I'll try to talk with him in order to clarify the problem (he's Spanish so my very bad English will not be a problem per se) :)11:42
RicardoPerezpitti: so, now, I will wait for the updates in dapper-updates, isn't it?11:43
pittiRicardoPerez: yep, they should arrive soon after Kamion acks them11:48
doko_seb128: mvo's "patch" should have been called hack as well ...11:48
RicardoPerezpitti: ok, great... i'll wait for that and i'll tell you if all is ok :)11:49
RicardoPerezpitti: thanks again11:49
pittigreat11:49
seb128doko_: no doubt about that11:49
mvodoko_: err, my "patch" did fix a spectacular upgrade failure that was there for ages. basicly a upgrade of pango made everything explode between unpack and configure because there just was no working pango anymore11:50
mvodoko_: see #41297 for the rationale. I'm open for better solutions of course11:53
seb128mvo: I don't think he discuss the fix, just the hardcoded path for the config file :)11:54
mvoseb128: aha, ok. I could do a version that add "--with-pango-modules-path=" to configure but I guess that would be a bit intrusive for dapper11:56
seb128mvo: please don't, I think doko it just going to fix it with an another simple and ugly hack :p11:57
doko_mvo: doesn't help; it's pango, which hardcodes library pathes in config files.11:57
seb128mvo: I don't want to start having to run autoconf and patching the configure.in etc11:57
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Kamionpitti: oh, we need to reupload ubuntu-meta for dapper if nothing else ...12:07
Kamionremoving packages from the live seed requires that12:08
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doko_mvo, seb128: please see http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/pango/, if you "like" the beautified hack12:31
mvodoko: look good to me12:33
mjg59Kamion: Only X can do the resolution probing12:34
dokoKamion: pango1.0 uploaded to dapper-updates12:34
seb128doko: there is already a 0ubuntu2 to dapper-updates12:35
seb128doko: I've uploaded it yesterday12:35
Kamionmjg59: does usplash do update-initramfs on installation?12:35
seb128doko: change looks fine to me other way12:37
dokoKamion: is seb128's pango1.0 upload processed?12:39
Kamionyes12:39
sladenKamion: yes12:39
KamionListing ubuntu/dapper (UNAPPROVED) 0/012:39
Kamionmjg59,sladen: I suppose usplash *could* be installed later, then. It'd be slower and possibly not very elegant, though - need to think about it12:40
Kamionmjg59: and in any case you do still need a fallback for if X never gets installed at all12:40
sladenKamion: personally I side with you about not /depending/ on X configuration having taken place.  If the information is available, use it.  If it's not, carry on as normal12:41
Kamionat the moment it never gets a chance to use information from X configuration on a fresh install, though, which isn't ideal12:41
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dokoahh, ok pango1.0 not yet in the archive ...12:42
sladenKamion: we could have a simple small usplash-xorg-resolution-something that depends on both usplash and xorg having been configured.  That way it can save and poke the values somewhere /if/ X ever does get configured12:42
Kamionick12:42
Kamionmessy having configuration spread out over multiple packages12:43
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Kamionhaving it all in usplash and arranging to install usplash after xorg would be better than that ...12:43
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Kamiondoko: the source should definitely be there - the binaries are just being published now12:44
mjg59Kamion: If X isn't installed, it just defaults to 640x48012:44
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dokoKamion: 0ubuntu3 uploaded12:48
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gnomefreakdappers kernel was compilied with gcc3.4?12:54
Kamionmjg59: right, so that'll *work*, but isn't optimal12:55
mjg59Kamion: Exactly12:55
Kamiondoko: I'm not sure I buy that. Won't we have exactly the same "debconf's GNOME frontend won't work during upgrades" problem while upgrading amd64 systems, which is what mvo fixed?12:57
dokoKamion: he unconditionally changed the location to /var/lib/pango/pango.modules12:59
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Kamiondoko: I'd have thought that we would always want to use /var/lib/pango/pango.modules, but maintain /var/lib/pango differently12:59
dokowhen running the i386 binaries on amd64, you'll find there the amd64 modules, but OOo like the 32bit ones 12:59
Kamiondoko: yes, but will /etc/pango32/pango.modules or whatever it is be valid during upgrades?12:59
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Kamiongrr, the pango packaging is awful, the .orig.tar.gz has a load of stuff in debian/01:00
doko/etc/pango32/pango.modules is just a static config file, it's not handled by any debconf script01:00
dokowhole gnome packaging is awful ;-)01:00
Kamion/etc/pango/pango.modules isn't handled by any debconf script either01:00
dokomvo: maybe you could explain, what you did fix in the pango upgrade problem01:01
Kamionthe point is that debconf *uses* pango and explodes when /etc/pango/pango.modules refers to older pango modules01:01
Kamionwhy would the same problem not happen with /etc/pango32/pango.modules?01:01
dokoKamion: the patch isn't applied on amd64. see the #ifdef ...01:01
StevenKKamion: Have you got a sec?01:02
mvodoko: the problem was that the pango.modules is generated in the postinst. a new pango can change the location of the modules. this means that between unpack and configure pango (and therefore all of gtk) is unsuable - pretty bad when e.g. debconf-gnome is used01:02
dokoKamion: debconf doesn't use the 32bit version01:02
mvobut it seems to me that if the patch changes only the behaviour in a 32 bit envoronment that should be safe01:02
mvobecause the native pango would still find the right modules01:02
Kamiondoko: hmm, ok, I suppose that's a bit better01:03
KamionStevenK: yea01:03
Kamionyeah01:03
mvoit is still the same race as before for any 32bit applications started between unpack/configure01:03
Kamionright, it's wrong in principle but probably won't break01:03
mvoyeah01:03
Kamionand maybe not even wrong - after all it's unconfigured01:03
Kamionit's just that everything debconf uses has to behave as if it's essential: yes to some extent01:04
Kamionand work even when unconfigured01:04
dholbachdoko: pango packaging != gnome packaging :)01:04
StevenKKamion: I've done an upload of krecipes multiple times and it seems to disappear into the ether. Are you able to poke incoming and see where it's going?01:04
mvowell, true. but it is not "really" unconfigured because it ships most of the modules it needs 01:04
mvoso there is really no good reason (IMHO) to break like it used to be01:05
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dokoKamion: is there still space on the amd64 ubuntu/edubuntu CD's? thinking about adding the 32bit gnome accessibility libraries01:06
Kamiondoko: space on Edubuntu is unlikely01:07
Kamiondoko: Ubuntu, unsure yet01:07
Kamionmy inclination is not for dapper; I don't want to change desktop01:07
Kamionfeel free for edgy01:07
KamionStevenK: what weird mutant thing are you doing with your .changes files?01:08
Kamionhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/3600297/dpVGqQ36OFwV1RAhLkWdzLbT064.txt01:08
KamionUploadError: Format out of acceptable range for changes file. Range 1.5 - 2.0, format 0.701:08
StevenKAhhh.01:08
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StevenKThat .changes file is special. Very special.01:08
Kamionit's a known bug that you didn't get mailed - cprov is working on fixing that01:08
StevenKSo special it killed Soyuz, way cool.01:09
Kamionlinda testing or something?01:09
ajmitchcongratulatoins01:09
StevenKKamion: Not exactly.01:09
Kamionit didn't kill Soyuz any more than any other malformed upload :)01:09
StevenKKamion: I was trying to get -4ubuntu1 into the archive, and the orig between Debian and Ubuntu is different.01:09
Hobbseeoh, so *that's* why it keeps dying.01:10
Kamiontraditional approach would be to build normally with the Debian working tree (patched as necessary) and the Ubuntu .orig.tar.gz in ..01:10
StevenKI did.01:10
StevenKHowever, I can't then run genchanges since I build using pbuilder, since debian/files doesn't exist.01:10
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Kamiondebian/files should only be needed for binary uploads01:11
Kamiondpkg-genchanges -S shouldn't care01:11
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StevenKNow I'm trying to remember why the hell I couldn't get it to generate.01:11
Kamionif (not $sourceonly) {01:12
Kamion    $fileslistfile="./$fileslistfile" if $fileslistfile =~ m/^\s/;01:12
Kamion    open(FL,"< $fileslistfile") || &syserr(_g("cannot read files list file"));01:12
StevenKAt least I haven't caused you to be cross with me.01:12
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StevenKOh, now I remember. I didn't want the orig to be uploaded.01:14
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StevenKMainly because it's close to 8MB.01:14
KamionStevenK: if the orig is already in the archive, then just don't use -sa; dpkg-genchanges won't include it in a -4ubuntu1 upload anyway01:15
Kamion(by default)01:15
Kamionif the orig is not already in the archive, then you need to upload it either way01:16
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StevenKDuh.01:16
Kamiondoko: accepted; I'd like something less gross to be sorted out in edgy though ...01:16
Kamionthe duplicate sysconfdir munging is pretty horrible01:16
StevenKI should read the dpkg-genchanges man page some more. :-/01:16
StevenKLet's see if Soyuz chokes on this .changes file.01:21
StevenKKamion: Thanks for your help, by the way.01:21
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Hobbseeoh dear, it's choking on the floor again.01:21
dokoKamion: too late ;) no, I really do not want to spend much more time on the ia32-libs packages.01:22
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Hobbseegnomefreak: nothing, nothing at all.  i dont kill things all the time, you know.01:23
gnomefreakdarn01:23
gnomefreak:)01:23
Hobbseegnomefreak: would you like me?01:23
Hobbseeto?01:23
gnomefreak:)01:24
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gnomefreakthe hot water heater guy if he doesnt get out here today please01:24
Kamiondoko: not needing ia32-libs any more because 64-bit OOo works would qualify as less gross :P01:24
StevenKgnomefreak: The plumber?01:25
gnomefreakStevenK: no the propane isnt getting to the tank for some reason01:25
dholbachdoko: how's 64bit ooo looking? is it too 'edgy' for edgy? :)01:25
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StevenKgnomefreak: Ahh, the "Gas man"01:25
dokoKamion, dholbach: yeah, just install the openoffice.org-*-experimental packages, if you can live without java, the wizard and the binfilters.01:26
StevenK"Gas man" always made my juvinile mind crack up.01:26
gnomefreaklol01:26
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dholbachdoko: oh, that's a good start for amd64 already01:27
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zulhey01:45
ajmitchhi zul 01:45
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sabdfl\http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/coldrick#ubuntu_filesystems_usb_drives_and02:06
sabdfldo we do better in edgy?02:06
mjg59sabdfl: You were looking for me yesterday?02:06
sabdflcould someone post a reply on his blog?02:06
sabdflmjg59: yes, to ask about Compaq / HP tablets02:07
sabdflwhat mouse driver should I use? X is up fine02:07
mjg59sabdfl: What model?02:07
sabdflTC100002:07
sabdflold02:07
mjg59Right02:07
mjg59I think there's some mad custom driver for that one02:07
sabdflok, not essential, i have a zillion other things to get working on the box first :-)02:08
sabdflanybody know much about matchbox?02:08
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mjg59Hm.02:09
mjg59Is video reinit broken on edgy?02:09
mjg59It would seem to be.02:10
mjg59thom: Did you have a chance to check on your x60s?02:10
mjg59My X40 just showed the symptoms of a failed vbestate restoration02:10
Kamionsabdfl: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReplacementInit for the USB-in-fstab thing; it's known breakage in dapper, but needs a big subsystem replacement to fix in edgy - Scott's working hard on it02:11
sabdflok, cool - thanks!02:12
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KamionI've posted a comment to that effect02:13
mjg59sabdfl: Hrm, it claims to need some bizarro kernel driver02:14
mjg59sabdfl: I'll take a look02:14
mjg59sabdfl: Can you possibly stick the contents of all the files in /sys/bus/pnp somewhere?02:15
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mjg59Oh, this driver is gross02:16
mjg59It bangs the PCI registers directly. I'm sure this can be done via ACPIPNP02:16
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mjg59rodarvus: Any chance of including the driver from http://linux-tablet-pc.dhs.org/tc1k_drv.html ?02:19
thommjg59: no, i didn't :(02:21
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=== jdub hugs mjg59, thom
jdubmorning02:23
jdubpants off02:23
jdubetc02:23
rodarvusmjg59, sure, do you need it *really* urgently, or it can wait a few hours?02:24
thomgood morning jdub02:24
mjg59rodarvus: Not urgently02:24
mjg59rodarvus: It'll need some kernel loving anyway02:24
rodarvusmjg59, btw, I've seen you were the last uploader of xserver-kdrive - do you mind if I upload a new upstream version based on a current cvs checkout? (the old version ftbfs due to X.Org 7.1, apparently)02:25
mjg59rodarvus: Not in the slightest02:26
rodarvus'k, thanks!02:26
StevenKrodarvus: That's also neatly listed on merges.u.c/universe-manual.html02:26
mjg59rodarvus: I'm quite short on time for the moment, so feel free to do anything with anything I've touched02:26
rodarvusStevenK, the debian changes basically say "stolen package from ubuntu", and changes the mantainer :)02:26
jdubi hear mjg59 is going to finish his thesis today02:26
rodarvustoday!02:27
StevenKrodarvus: Haha02:27
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mjg59Haha02:30
rodarvusmjg59, just for reference, I'm uploading xserver-kdrive_6.6.1+cvs20060804-0ubuntu102:32
mjg59rodarvus: Cool02:34
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pittiGAR02:41
pittidoes anyone have experience with parsing xml in Python?02:41
dholbachpitti: what do you need?02:42
jdubpitti: use elementtree :-)02:42
KamionI did a bit of it in debian-installer a while back02:42
Robot101elementtree ftw02:42
Kamionbuild/util/help-to-gfxboot.py - I just used xml.dom.minidom02:42
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Kamionmy documents were small enough for DOM not to be a problem02:42
pittiI tried xml.dom.minidom and xml.sax now02:42
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pittiboth just throw UnicodeEncodeError once there is a non-ascii char02:43
pittidholbach, Kamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/update-maps02:43
pittiwriting to the console works, but as soon as I write into a file, or pipe through less, or something, it breaks02:43
mjg59Anyone here having the problem with X not starting cleanly with the new usplash?02:45
pittiI already googled, played around with various encoding tricks, but nothing helped02:45
pittimjg59: hm, I have the problem that usplash entirely disappeared, but X works fine02:45
mjg59pitti: What resolution is your screen?02:45
pittimjg59: 1280x102402:46
mjg59pitti: Hm. Ought to work.02:46
mjg59pitti: This on PPC or x86?02:46
pittimjg59: amd6402:47
mjg59pitti: Right02:47
mjg59pitti: Does it work from the console?02:48
pittimjg59: how do I check?02:48
mjg59pitti: Change to the console, sudo usplash -x 1280 -y 102402:48
pittimjg59: that just generates an unkillable usplash process02:50
pittimjg59: but no graphics output at all02:50
mjg59pitti: That's fun02:50
mjg59pitti: Can you strace it and try to figure out what it's doing?02:50
pittimjg59: d'oh, I get an EPERM when trying to attach to the current process02:51
pittimaybe because it's in deep kernel sleep02:51
mjg59pitti: Ha02:51
mjg59pitti: Ok, that's going to be awkward02:51
mjg59What state is it in?02:51
pittiD+02:51
mjg59Weird02:51
mjg59Anything in dmesg?02:51
pittioh, wait02:51
pittiI know why02:51
pittimjg59: it's my crash reporter, it tried to gdb it, but now gdb hangs forever, too02:52
mjg59Oops02:52
Kamionpitti: debian-installer/build/util/help-to-gfxboot.py definitely processes UTF-8 data correctly02:52
pittiso apparently it crashed02:52
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pittiKamion: thanks, will look at that02:52
Kamionpitti: I had to .encode("UTF-8") whenever writing to sys.stdout02:52
Kamionwhich is annoying but AFAICS required02:52
pittiKamion: ah, that might do the trick indeed; I tried various codecs calls, but apparently not to the right place02:53
pittimjg59: ok, so running it under gdb immediately segfaults02:53
pittimjg59: bt is totally unusable, just one ?? line and the rest of memory can't be accessed02:54
mjg59pitti: What version do you have?02:54
mjg59And what graphics chipset is this?02:54
Spadszul: ping02:55
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zulSpads: pong02:55
Spadszul: So I see a tarball now in your Xen packages dir02:55
pittimjg59: usplash 0.4-6, nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200]  02:55
SpadsThat has all relevant patches applied?02:55
zulSpads: you should download the tarball and the dsc file and do a dpkg-source -x *.dsc02:56
Spadsthanks02:56
pittimjg59: I'll build a debugging enabled version02:56
Spadszul: but you wager the xen-image package ought to just install, right?  02:57
zulit should in theory but i havent run the kernel on dapper02:57
mjg59pitti: Ah, right02:57
zulyou might have dependency problems though02:57
mjg59pitti: We have issues with x86emu and nvidia02:57
Spadszul: with the kernel?02:58
mjg59The vbesave call falls over entirely02:58
Spadsthe build-deps seemed to satisfy cleanly last I tried, and I don't see anything new in that .dsc02:58
mjg59pitti: I ought to be able to fix the segfault - hang on a sec02:58
mjg59pitti: Can you grab the source for usplash and then edit svgalib/src/x86-common.c03:00
mjg59And change REAL_MEM_BASE to 0x01000 and REAL_MEM_SIZE to 0xa000003:00
mjg59Then see if that fixes the segfault03:01
zulSpads: yes because th kernel is made for edgy03:01
Spadshmmm03:01
SpadsI'll have a look03:01
zulSpads: you can probably get the .config and download the xen-source deb and install it03:01
pittimjg59: done, building03:02
mjg59pitti: Ta03:02
jdubwhoa03:03
jdubhula upload03:03
pittimjg59: still segfaults :(03:04
mjg59pitti: Hm03:04
pittimjg59: ah, but now I have the -dbgsym.ddeb for free03:05
mjg59pitti: In the same way?03:05
mjg59Ah, cool03:05
Lathiatis this UUID= stuff for root= not workign with raid devices known?03:05
Lathiatits driving me nuts it keeps reverting :/03:05
pittimjg59: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1968503:07
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madduckLathiat: which mdadm version?03:07
Lathiat2.4.1-6ubuntu103:07
mjg59pitti: Jesus, what's it doing that low03:08
mjg59pitti: Ok, erm. Your job (should you wish to accept it or not) is to find a way to get REAL_MEM_BASE low enough that that read can succeed03:08
pittimjg59: a 'way'? you mean experimenting with different values?03:09
mjg59pitti: Last time I tried, anything below 0x1000 didn't seem happy03:09
mjg59Oh, wait, hang on a moment03:10
mjg59pitti: Are you sure that backtrace is good?03:10
pittimjg59: no, it's just what gdb's 'bt full' thinks is appropriate03:10
mjg59Here, line 68 of usplash_svga.c is int i=003:10
pittibut it looks a bit like confusing ints with pointers03:10
mjg59Yeah03:11
mjg59I'm guessing that the x86emu code is confusing it03:11
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jdubzul: is there a COW solution for use with xen guest filesystems?03:14
zulyeah i found a bunch of them yesterday let me dig it up for you03:15
zuljdub: http://jailtime.org/03:17
zuljdub: also if you want to use xen-tools http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/39603:18
Spadszul: got some time to help me with a few build problems?03:19
zulSpads: ill try..03:20
jdubzul: hrm, that doesn't seem to mention anything about doing COW03:25
pittiKamion: works great now, thank you!03:25
Kamioncool03:25
jdub"It's hardly CoC."03:27
jdub^ whoa03:27
jdubfirst time i've seen CoC used like that03:27
zuljdub: like images of other distros?03:28
jdubzul: having a base image and then COW files for multiple xen guests03:28
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zulah...03:29
zuljdub: http://wiki.xensource.com/xenwiki/COWHowTo03:30
jdubahar!03:30
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jdubooh, parallax sounds interesting03:31
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pittiHobbsee: still here?03:32
Hobbseepitti: heya!03:32
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pittiHobbsee: sorry for the delay, I'm writing that 'requestsponsor' script now03:32
pittiHobbsee: heh, nothing :)03:33
Hobbseepitti: ahh...nice :)03:33
pittiHobbsee: unfortunately Malone doesn't allow email attachments, so we have to improvise a little03:33
Hobbseepitti: ahh.03:33
Hobbseepitti: your request merge script works relaly nicely, when the package is in debian.03:34
Hobbseewell, when the changelogs.debian arent borked.03:34
Hobbsee:P03:34
StevenKOr when changelogs.debian.net isn't broken.03:34
pittiHobbsee: right, I take that script and transform it :)03:34
StevenKDamn, missed.03:34
pittiHobbsee: changelogs.d.o is just lagging a bit03:34
Hobbseehehe03:34
StevenKIt's actually d.n03:34
pittiright03:35
pittiHobbsee: something like 'debdiff oldversion.dsc newversion.dsc | requestsponsor' should be suitable, do you agree?03:35
pittiHobbsee: or 'requestsponsor debdiff' (I'm going to support both)03:35
Hobbseepitti: sounds good to me03:36
rodarvusmjg59, pig03:36
rodarvusoops03:36
rodarvusping :D03:36
rodarvusdamn keyboard03:36
pittirodarvus: *tsk* :)03:37
rodarvusthe url you passed to me is for a quite old driver (for X.Org 6.8)03:37
rodarvusbut I believe this driver has been imported into modular X (and we already have it) , as xserver-xorg-input-fpit03:37
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mjg59rodarvus: Hi03:44
mjg59rodarvus: Oh, cool03:45
mjg59Sorry for the confusion!03:45
rodarvusmjg59, np03:46
rodarvusbtw, I've just checked. they're the same driver, renamed symbols everywhere (tc1k->fpit), slightly different licensing, and -fpit has support to one extra device.03:47
Hobbseerodarvus: did you break anything while you were at it?  some people seem to be expecting edgy to be usable, for some reason.  maybe they need to be taught a lesson?  :P03:48
rodarvusnah, unfortunately the driver was already there - no chance to break it ;)03:49
Hobbseerodarvus: ah darn!03:49
rodarvusbut I'll upload an updated xorg-server in 1-2 hours, so stay tuned03:49
Hobbseerodarvus: heh.03:49
Hobbseegreat....03:50
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rodarvusquite likely I'll upload ati and nvidia drivers later today too03:50
Hobbseebah.  go ahead and break them.  i dont use them :P03:51
rodarvusHobbsee, so theres a good chance you'll have your X broken by the end of the day :)03:51
rodarvusoh03:51
Hobbseerodarvus: yay!03:51
rodarvuswhat driver do you use?03:51
Hobbseehehe03:51
rodarvusI can brea^Wfix that too03:51
Hobbseerodarvus: i've got an intel integrated card - which is great!03:51
Hobbseehah03:51
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thomecho "xserver-xorg-video-i810 hold"|sudo dpkg --set-selections #lalal03:52
thoma03:52
thom<-- coward, since he just got the thing to run in the right mode03:53
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rodarvusthom, Breaks: xserver-xorg-video-i810 (<< <newversion>)03:53
thombah, that's cheating03:54
rodarvusyeah03:54
Hobbseerodarvus: heh03:54
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rodarvusI'm in a good mood today :)03:55
rodarvusit's not like this all the time, though >:-)03:55
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Hobbseerodarvus: well, yeah.  of course.  even i, hobbsee-who-takes-everything-possible-as-a-joke, gets pissed off about things03:55
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seb128_rodarvus: breaking xorg is running away until monday then? :p03:58
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seb128_nothing like breaking edgy on friday afternoon ;)03:59
rodarvusseb128_, I was planning on take the day off monday :D03:59
seb128_hehe03:59
jdubSpads: http://perkypants.org/blog/2005/11/05/1131151921/03:59
seb128_good idea :p03:59
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Spadsjdub: http://crackmonkey.org/badpeople.jpg04:02
dholbachrodarvus will love to see bug 54596 fixed04:03
UbugtuMalone bug 54596 in soyuz "karma for uploads" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5459604:03
Spadsjdub: them cameras got Mexican Magical Realism.04:03
jdubooh04:03
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rodarvusdholbach, yeah, this way I'd be able to have 1 third of the Karma you and seb128_ have :)04:04
jdubSpads: dude, you are wearing a slashdot tshirt04:04
Spadsjdub: that's because it is 199704:04
jdubis that your excuse?!04:04
jdubi suppose it's reasonable04:04
dholbachrodarvus: we'll see ;)04:04
rodarvusand actually, I don't think I uploaded more than any of you two04:05
rodarvusyou have done a *lot* of work on GNOME04:05
dholbachrodarvus: i'm sure there'll be a tv show soon where you can select prizes for your karma points04:06
rodarvus(about 250 uploads, since July 5th)04:07
rodarvusyeah, that would be nice :)04:07
rodarvusor they could give Playstation III to the top 5 karma04:07
seb128_that would be cool ;)04:07
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rodarvusseb128_, you're on top 5, and we're not counting uploads yet :)04:08
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zuldholbach: heh...that show was the old wheel of fortune in the states04:09
rodarvusdholbach, kamion has 400k karma points than you04:09
rodarvusquite likely you're on top 1004:09
dholbachYAY :)04:11
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dokoKamion: ia32-libs-gtk_16.2 in dapper-proposed04:32
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bddebianHello04:35
bddebianDamn, the list of Universe merges is growing...04:36
bddebianBenC: ping?04:36
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rodarvussiretart, ping04:37
rodarvussiretart, do you plan to update qemu soon?04:38
rodarvusour qemu package is currently outdated WRT to Debian, and broken, WRT booting OLPC qemu images04:39
zulrodarvus: *ahem* xen..04:39
rodarvuszul, yeah, that could be another option indeed04:39
zulwe have 3.0 in universe04:39
zulfor edgy that is04:39
rodarvusbut I need to use another kernel on the host, right?04:40
zulwell you need to use the dom0 kernel to start xen but you can use either dom0 or domU for the guest host04:40
rodarvusoh04:41
rodarvusOLPC kernels have no specific support on themselves :/04:41
zulah ok..04:41
bddebianqemu is on the Merges list but I wasn't sure if I should touch it or not04:41
zulrodarvus: then qemu might be better..04:42
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rodarvusI plan to ask for a UVF exception for qemu in 6 hours from now (~ 9:00 PM UTC) if I get no answer from sirestart until then04:43
madduckLathiat: what exactly is the problem with mdadm?04:43
Lathiatmadduck: well it just sits "Waiting for root filesystem" on boot04:43
Lathiatif i cahnge root=UUID=xxx to root=/dev/md2 in grub04:43
Lathiatit boots fine04:43
Lathiat(i also changed my fstab)04:43
madduckLathiat: ah, that has nothing to do with mdadm then.04:43
Lathiatright, tho my question wasnt about mdadm but "are we aware this is broken" :)04:44
madduckthat's a filesystem issue, not sure grub even supports UUID filesystem mounts.04:44
bddebianrodarvus: If qemu is in Universe you don't need a UVF exception04:44
rodarvusbddebian, a UVF exception from mdz is needed before merging the new qemu04:44
Lathiatmadduck: well its been intentionally changed by the edgy stuff, so04:44
madduckLathiat: but you mentioned raid, so my highlight got triggered. :)04:44
Lathiatmadduck: ah right04:44
Lathiati dont think its grub 04:44
Lathiatit still has root(hd0,0)04:44
Lathiatbu root= on the linux command line04:44
Lathiatwhich i assume initramfs cares about04:44
rodarvusbddebian, in theory you need - its just more lax04:44
Lathiatmadduck: what do you do with raid?04:44
Lathiatmadduck: involved with the raid tools project or something?04:44
tsengrodarvus: universe has not had a UVF04:45
madducki am the mdadm maintainer04:45
tsengrodarvus: so nothing to except04:45
Lathiatmadduck: ah :)04:45
bddebianrodarvus: That would be news to me but I don't know shit apparently :-)04:45
tsengrodarvus: universe freeze is much later.04:45
Lathiatyeh im pretty sure this isnt mdadms fault :)04:45
rodarvusoh, ok then04:46
rodarvusI was mostly uploading stuff to main - thought UVF was enforced for universe already too04:47
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hungerLooks like only physical filesystems get a /dev/disk/by-id/entry... lvm, etc. does not.04:47
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spikehi thre04:56
spikeis there any known prob with security.ubuntu mirror?04:56
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spikeit's timing out04:56
pittispike: yes, it's known; bandwidth issues in the DC04:58
elmospike: security.ubuntu.com shouldn't be - it'll be slow, but not timeing out04:58
spikeI see, tnx04:58
pittitimes out for me as well sometimes04:58
pittias well as archive.u.c04:58
spikeactually iy's not the only one timing out04:58
spikeyeah, was gonna say that04:58
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spikewill wait, ta04:58
dholbach** sfllaw is giving a motu school session #ubuntu-motu-school about bug triage05:08
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RiddellKamion: ubiquity kde frontend needs some fixes in dapper05:08
RiddellKamion: http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/kde-ubiquity.diff05:08
bddebianrodarvus: qemu from Debian FTBFS :-)05:09
RiddellKamion: no bzr branch I'm afraid05:09
RiddellKamion: changelog "remove existing widgets when launching qtparted and mountpoints pages"05:09
rodarvusbddebian, yeah, I plan to fix that.05:12
rodarvusbddebian, you want to upload this package?05:12
bddebianrodarvus: Go for it :-)  I was just trying to "help"05:12
siretartrodarvus: it is on my list, I wanted to do it tonight05:12
rodarvusif so, make sure it boots olpc images, please05:12
rodarvussiretart, nice, I'll let you do it, then :)05:13
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rodarvusbddebian, help is always appreciated!05:13
bddebianrodarvus: If you say so. :-)05:13
rodarvussiretart, I'd like to test your updated qemu package when it is ready (can be after upload)05:14
siretartrodarvus: ok. I'll ping you then05:15
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mdzrodarvus: qemu is in universe05:20
zulhi mdz05:21
rodarvusmdz, thanks, I know - I just thought UVF was already enforced for universe (just more easy to get around with)05:21
pittiBenC: ping05:22
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sfkhooperhey is this the right channel to get tips on how to resolve a compiler problem in ubuntu?05:29
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sfkhooperis that a no then?05:31
rodarvussfkhooper, no, that would be #ubuntu-toolchain, but only if you're finding bugs in the compiler itself05:31
sfkhooperno, setup problem05:32
rodarvussfkhooper, people do not watch irc 100% of their times05:32
rodarvusthen #ubuntu, quite likely05:32
rodarvus(or #gcc, but *shrugs*)05:33
sfkhooperok, thanks05:33
rodarvusnp05:33
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pittirodarvus: welcome to the sponsor team, and congrats for being the first member :)05:37
rodarvuspitti, heh, my pleasure :)05:38
rodarvusbtw, LP is timing out on https://launchpad.net/people/pitti/+packages05:39
rodarvuspitti, I was wondering how sponsored packages show up05:39
pittirodarvus: heh, I know05:39
pittirodarvus: don't use mine, I have millions of packages (due to the langpacks)05:39
rodarvus(if the sponsored person appears as uploader, so we can track it in six months from now :) )05:40
rodarvusohh05:40
pittirodarvus: yes, it does05:40
rodarvusnice05:40
pittirodarvus: Changed-By: should normally be the sponsoree05:40
pittirodarvus: the only bit from the sponsor is the .dsc signature05:40
rodarvus*nods*05:40
pittirodarvus: i. e. debuild -S -k<yourkeyid>05:40
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rodarvuspitti, btw, just curious - do you plan to update thunderbird to 2.0RC in time for Edgy?05:49
rodarvus(since the same is likely to happen for Firefox)05:49
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BenCpitti: pong05:59
gnomefreakit will be stable before release ( i dont see why not)06:00
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KamionRiddell: thanks, looking06:10
KamionRiddell: hmm, I thought I found something in the qt documentation saying that del did .remove() under the covers. evidently not06:10
Kamionmaybe only if the python del gets turned into a C++ del expediently06:10
KamionRiddell: how are your tests going aside from that?06:11
RiddellKamion: otherwise the qtparted back/forward stuff all works06:12
Kamionkewl06:12
gnomefreakRiddell: found a problem with 3.5.4 in edgy adn konq/mouse gestures06:12
Riddellgnomefreak: what's that?06:13
gnomefreakwithout trying to open link konq mouse icon bounces and lags bad cant do anything uless i move mouse than locks back up than move mouse again to free it06:13
gnomefreaks/uless/unless06:14
gnomefreakid say about 2 days this has been going on06:14
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Kamionmdz: https://dogfood.ubuntu.com/distros/ubuntu/dapper.0 - does that look ok to you?06:16
mdzKamion: this is the dapper-before-point-release snapshot?06:17
Kamion(^-- only accessible if you have the private launchpad client certificate, so most of you probably can't see that, but it'll be on production soon enough)06:17
Kamionmdz: yes06:17
mdzKamion: I don't suppose I can login to the box and verify it properly06:17
Kamionmdz: do you have an account on mawson?06:17
mdzmaybe06:18
mdzI really can't tell if it's OK over http06:18
Kamionmdz: I can give you the diff from dapper to dapper.0 though, it's pretty trivial06:18
Kamionwell, actually I was interested in making sure that the naming was OK too06:18
mdzI do have an account06:18
Kamion/srv/launchpad.net/ubuntu-archive/ubuntu/dists/dapper.006:18
mdzthe naming is fine, and please do point me at the diff06:18
Kamionor ~cjwatson/dapper.0.diff06:18
mdzKamion: no changes to restricted Packages files? that doesn't seem right06:19
mdzdon't we have a new kernel in there?06:19
LaserJockmdz: could you apply the debdiff on Bug #54821 to matplotlib in dapper-updates?06:20
UbugtuMalone bug 54821 in matplotlib "python-matplotlib won't install" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5482106:20
mdzor is it ABI-compatible?06:20
mdzLaserJock: ->Kamion; it may be a bit late06:20
Kamionmdz: dapper has not been updated yet06:20
Kamionso no Packages files differ between dapper.0 and dapper06:21
LaserJockmdz: grr, matplotlib in -updates now is broken06:21
mdzKamion: oh, this is meant to be basically unchanged06:21
Kamionyes06:21
mdz+Description: Ubuntu Dapper.0 6.0606:21
mdzthat's a little odd06:21
Kamionmm, that's the displayname I guess06:21
KamionLaserJock: yes. I forget whether you're in -core-dev?06:22
mdzKamion: did you try running the archive comparator?  it's smarter about things like Packages.{gz,bz2}06:22
LaserJockKamion: I'm not, but it is a Universe package, does that make a difference?06:22
Kamionmdz: no, there didn't seem any point when none of the Packages files had changed06:22
KamionLaserJock: please go ahead and upload then06:23
mdzthe uncompressed ones haven't anyway06:23
LaserJockKamion: k06:23
Kamionmdz: nor have the md5sums of the compressed ones06:23
Kamionor at least if they did then the Release file wasn't affected06:23
pittirodarvus: maybe, I don't know yet06:24
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Kamioncjwatson@mawson:~$ grep -- '^-.*Packages' dapper.0.diff06:24
Kamioncjwatson@mawson:~$06:24
mdzKamion: looks OK to me06:24
Kamionyes, "Dapper.0" is the displayname06:25
Kamionalso shows up at the top of https://dogfood.ubuntu.com/distros/ubuntu/dapper.006:25
Kamionthat's free-form, so I can make it be something else - perhaps just "Dapper"?06:26
Kamionor "Dapper r0", although I'm wary of introducing rN notation when we're not using it elsewhere06:26
KamionI think "Dapper" would probably be best06:27
Kamion(changed on dogfood)06:31
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dokoKamion: pitti found one more upgrade error in the dapper-proposed packages, plus 2.0.3 does seem to have at least some regressions (bug 55167, 55181), so maybe it's not yet ready for dapper-updates. I could fix the upgrade error now, but it won't be in the archive before tomorrow morning06:40
UbugtuMalone bug 55167 in openoffice.org "OOo Calc crashes when using Auto filter" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5516706:40
UbugtuMalone bug 55181 in openoffice.org "Cut does not work when Auto Filter applied" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5518106:40
Kamiondoko: ok, thanks. if there are regressions at this point, let's leave it out of the point release and consider it for a future update06:40
Kamiondoko: thanks for trying06:41
dokoKamion: ia32-libs-gtk 16.2 still needs to be included06:42
Kamiondoko: oh yes, I'll review that now06:43
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Kamiondoko: accepted06:45
Kamionmvo: you should really put a newer app-install-data-commercial into edgy at some point; it won't get synced in automaticaly06:46
Kamion+l06:46
mvoKamion: ok06:47
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philipacamaniacis seb128 the totem-gstreamer maintainer?06:49
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Kamionevand_: migration-assistant binaries accepted into universe, FYI06:52
RicardoPerezpitti: hi! I'm just installed the updated langpacks and all works like a charm. thanks a lot :)06:53
thommjg59: oh, also, with new usplash the boot process doesn't change to the correct  vt when it needs to prompt me for my crypted volume password06:54
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dokodholbach: not the nicest day for the Biergarten ...06:57
Kamionmdz: +Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4), libcairo2-dev, graphviz-dev (> 2.8-2.1), libxml-parser-perl, pkg-config, gettext, libgnomeui-dev, libgtk2.0-dev06:58
dholbachdoko: if it's too harsh we can still go somewhere else06:58
Kamionmdz: archaic dependency relationship syntax there in graphviz-cairo ;-)06:58
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mdzKamion: heh, I'm surprised lintian didn't warn about that06:59
mdzor dpkg-checkbuilddeps07:00
jdubhey mdz 07:02
mjg59thom: Yeah, there's a bug open about that07:03
mjg59thom: Which version of usplash?07:03
mdzjdub: hello07:03
thom0.4-607:03
mjg59thom: Can you try -7 or -8 and see if they behave the same way?07:04
gnomefreakmjg59: did you release -7 or -8?07:06
thomi can07:06
mjg59Oh, no you can't07:07
thomok07:07
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thomi won't then. fine.07:07
dokodholbach: but maybe we should meet there?07:07
mjg59Hang on a minute07:07
dholbachdoko: of course07:08
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dholbachdoko: everybody's going there07:08
dholbachdoko: i'll check how to get there and soon be off07:08
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mjg59thom: Ok. -9 when it hits the archives.07:14
siretartrodarvus: now I remember about qemu: I already merged on on jul 30, but the package ftbfs in edgy on amd6407:15
jdubhow do we request for things to attempt a build again?07:15
rodarvussiretart, but you didn't upload it, did you?07:15
siretartrodarvus: no. I don't  like to upload broken packages07:16
Kamionjdub: ask somebody in the launchpad-buildd-admins team to requeue it07:16
siretartrodarvus: I can send you the buildlog if you like07:16
siretartI fear the problem is with our linux-header package07:16
jdubKamion: ta07:17
jdub'course, none of them are around ;)07:17
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dholbachhave a nice weekend everybody07:17
siretartdebian builds against linux-kernel-headers_2.6.13+0rc3-2.1, we build against linux-kernel-headers_2.6.17-5.1607:17
gnomefreakyou too dholbach 07:17
rodarvussiretart, I'd really like to have this package ready soon (say, in the next two days) - I can try to fix this if you want.07:18
siretartrodarvus: sure just go ahead. I fear you will have to adapt qemu for the new linux-headers07:19
bddebianSame issue for squashfs :-(07:19
rodarvussiretart, I'll take it this evening then, thanks!07:20
siretartbye dholbach 07:20
bddebianEnjoy dholbach07:20
dholbachbye siretart, bddebian07:21
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mdzsfllaw: how goes the test plan for knot 2? we have a bunch of features in beta now07:21
bddebianIs BenC about yet?07:21
Kamionmdz: could you do https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+addrelease based on https://dogfood.ubuntu.com/distros/ubuntu/dapper.0, please?07:26
Kamionmdz: +addrelease requires launchpad.Admin, so I can't do it myself07:26
Kamionmdz: the Soyuz guys are ready, although they're unsure about spitting out dists/dapper.0 as yet; that may have to happen later - but it'll all be safely in the DB in the meantime07:27
mdzKamion: not sure what you mean by "based on ..."?07:27
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mdzI assume it should be based on the Dapper on prod07:27
mdzand the new release called dapper.007:28
Kamionmdz: I mean filling in the same arguments as I did on dogfood07:28
Kamionyes07:28
mdzoh, I see07:28
KamionI've asked cprov if he can figure out some way to cowboy the creation of dists/dapper.007:28
mdzbased on /+edit07:28
Kamionapparently it requires a "careful" publisher run, which without cowboying will rewrite /dists/dapper07:29
Kamion+edit and +admin07:29
cprovKamion: all old _dists_ files, in fact 07:29
Kamionright07:29
KinnisonKamion: Umm, why do you have to careful the dapper distrorelease?07:30
mdzKamion,cprov: what should Version be for this?07:30
Kamionmdz: 6.0607:30
mdzthat won't clash with the existing Dapper?07:30
KamionKinnison: 16:29 < cprov> Kamion: I needed to run a *careful* publishing to get _apt-stuff_ (pkglist, overrides, etc) for dapper.007:30
Kinnisonumm, odd07:30
Kamionmdz: apparently it doesn't matter, and we'll be updating the existing dapper to 6.06.1 soon enough anyway07:30
mdzok07:30
Kamionmaking the archival copy have the same version as the original seems prudent07:31
mdzhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper.007:31
Kamionmdz: thanks. can you make that status supported in +admin too?07:31
mdzdone07:32
mdzhmm, no it isn't07:32
mdzit rejected my submit because I didn't fill in a changes list07:32
mdzseems like a bug to me07:32
Kamionyes, I got that too on dogfood07:32
KamionI just filled in dapper-changes@lists.ubuntu.com07:33
mdzfilling in dapper-changes for now07:33
mdzdid you file the bug?07:33
bddebianDamn bashisms07:33
Kamionmdz: no, forgot to07:33
Kamionshall I?07:33
mdzI will07:33
Kamionok07:33
Kamionmdz: needs to be "pre-release freeze" not "supported" for the moment, so that the publisher works properly07:34
Kamionwe'll then set it to supported and publish again07:34
mdzoh07:35
mdzdone07:35
jdubmdz: is there a part of the release process that involves unsticking broken builds in a systematic way (like the merge process)?07:36
mdzjdub: there's a general "make sure everything has built and is buildable" process07:36
mdzit's mostly an ongoing thing handled by infinity, but we do a full round of test builds at a couple of points during the release process07:37
jdubright07:37
jdubcoo07:37
jdubl07:37
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jdubdo we know # unbuilt packages for each release?07:37
mdzLP should be able to tell you that07:37
Kamionbritney can too07:37
Kamionjdub: it's also in MilestoneRhythm07:38
Kamionwe don't bother running britney for released suites, but we do for edgy - http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing/edgy_outdate.txt07:38
jdubKamion: that shows difference between source and binary?07:41
Kamionjdub: yes07:41
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Kamionwhen all builds are up to date, there are zero differences07:42
tsengbeagle 0.2.7-1ubuntu1 python2.4-beagle(i386) 0.2.7-0ubuntu2 from 0.2.7-0ubuntu207:43
jduboh, and that's just main? does the followup mdz's talking about apply to universe (maybe less vigorously)?07:43
tsengi guess this just means its in NEW as opposed to me doing something wrong07:43
jdubtseng: i noticed beaglefs was accepted - want to take it over? :)07:43
tsengjdub: nope.07:44
tsengjdub: I thought ajmitch signed up, though07:44
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tsenghe listed himself as maintainer when he uploaded it07:44
tsengbecause he knew you wouldn't last long :)07:44
jdubhe said he'd do debian uploads, but not sure he was willing to maintain it07:44
tsenghe wouldnt upload something to Debian w/o expecting to take care of it07:45
jdubbeaglefs is surprisingly cool07:45
jdubwe need to figure out how to best make use of fuse though07:45
wasabi_I'm working on a ... sort of test case project on a fuseish thing to replace gnomevfs.07:46
wasabi_Nobody likes that idea though.07:47
wasabi_cd /fs/cifs/servername/share   etc07:47
wasabi_Memories of autofs.07:47
bddebianOK, I have squashfs building with linux-headers-2.6.17-5 .  Would someone want to check it over before I upload it?07:54
siretartbddebian: what did you do to fix it?07:55
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Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/dapper-to-current-proposed.sizediff <- package size changes for the packages on the powerpc alternate install CD from dapper release to now, including dapper-proposed07:57
Kamionignore the kernel stuff, that's an artifact of package name changes07:58
Kamionjdub: we don't run britney for universe - last time I tried, I got bored and killed it after six hours07:58
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elmoKamion: on drescher or somewhere else?08:01
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terre1hi. What is "dapper.0" ? edgy  6.10  (DEVELOPMENT)   dapper.0   6.06  (FROZEN)  dapper  6.06    (CURRENT)08:01
elmoKamion: and is britney still doing the NP stuff even in "show me uninstallables" mode?08:01
Kamionelmo: I think I tried both rookery and drescher08:02
Kamionelmo: probably, yes08:02
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Kamionat least I assume so from the vastly increased runtime for universe08:02
elmoah, ok08:02
Kamionhmm, the total there is 5MB, that doesn't explain the 10MB diff in CD size08:03
Kamionwhat is going on08:03
iwjI have a machine with a newly-acquired and -configured ethernet interface, which has been set up using ifconfig et al.  For some reason I don't understand it insists on faffing about with ICMPv6 router and neighbour solicitations before it will let me do IPv4 over it.08:04
iwjDoeS aNyBody know how I can hit this stupid behaviour over the head ?08:05
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bddebiansiretart: Just build-dep linux-headers-2.6.17-5 instead of 2.6.17-1-all.  And fixed some bashisms in debian/rules08:07
Kamionok, I've LOST 5/6MB, this is seriously not funny08:07
bluefoxicyCan someone move tremulous from multiverse to universe?  Apparently it's 1) Hosted on sourceforge; 2) GPL code and "The media is licensed under the CREATIVE COMMONS ATTRIBUTION-SHAREALIKE 2.5 LICENSE."08:12
bluefoxicyas I understand Multiverse == redistributable but not under a Free license?08:12
Kamionbluefoxicy: tremulous depends on tremulous-data, which is not free08:12
mjg59CC 2.5 isn't considered free08:13
Kamionmain+universe is closed under dependency08:13
bluefoxicymjg59:  CC2.5 isn't a free license?08:13
mjg59No08:13
mjg593.0 should be08:13
Kamionbut next time, file a bug on the package in question and subscribe ubuntu-archive to the bug08:13
bluefoxicyhuh.  Why not?08:13
bluefoxicyKamion:  yes, #-motu is slapping me with that too08:14
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iwjip -f inet6 addr delete dev ${vif} local fe80::fcff:ffff:feff:ffff/6408:14
iwjWTF??08:14
iwjThere must be a better way!08:14
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bddebiando be do be dooo08:19
Riddellpitti: your cdbs upload failed to build08:19
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Riddellpitti: I have some changes to make but I'm scared to upload since then it'll be my responsibility :-/08:20
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pittiRiddell: curious, I just changed the cdbs-edit-patch script08:40
pittiRiddell: don't worry, if your upload fails, too, I'll care for it on Monday08:40
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jdubhrm08:55
jdubcan anyone think of a relatively small, C-only, no shlib depends package?08:56
tsengno shlib depends..08:56
Robot101no libc?08:56
Kamion*no* shlibdeps? not even libc?08:56
jdubha ha08:56
tsengyarrrrr08:56
Robot101Package: hello08:56
Robot101Depends: libc6 (>= 2.3.2.ds1-4)08:56
jdublibc is okay :-)08:56
Robot101thats quite minimal :)08:56
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jdubRobot101: hrm, maybe something slightly more interesting ;)08:57
Robot101the GNU hello world, of course, reads your mail too.08:57
jdubgosh i'm glad that hello is in main08:58
robertj_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlwaysEnableUniverseMultiverse needs a DumbestIdea award08:58
jdubhrm, i guess i could use procmail08:59
tsengrobertj_: I am sure you can easily understand the motivation08:59
tsengIt just needs a slightly different fix08:59
robertj_tseng: yes, but I also understand the motivation to hit your high-school teacher in the face, but you don't do it09:00
tsengjeez.09:00
robertj_(ok, maybe overstating the point a bit ;)09:00
tsengit is hardly a dumb spec09:00
tsenga better fix imo would be making it easier to find packages in universe and enable it for use09:00
jdubone of my high school teachers got married right when i was in the middle of a crush09:00
tsengin $graphical-apt-frontend09:01
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tsengwhich isnt nearly as easy given how apt is built09:01
tsengbefore assuming an idea is idiotic, I look at "#09:01
tsengbefore assuming an idea is idiotic, I look at "Created: 2006-06-20 by MichaelVogt09:01
tsengsigh, irssi09:01
tsengmvo is a pretty brilliant fellow if you ask me.09:01
tsengand understands apt and graphical package management better than both of us09:02
tsengjdub: rough!09:02
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tseng:)09:03
robertj_mv cookie /proc/irc/mvo09:03
bluefoxicyjdub:  a crush on your teacher is... kinda eww... way too old.09:05
robertj_bluefoxicy: teachers might only be 23, it's not that unusual09:07
jdub...09:07
jdubo/` IT'S NOT UNUSUAL... o/`09:07
mjg5923?09:07
bluefoxicyrobertj_:  I'm 21 and I wouldn't go near anyone >2309:07
mjg59bluefoxicy: Tch.09:07
mjg59You're missing out.09:07
Spadsjdub: you exposed a hole in my triggers09:07
Spads20:07  3: -publics -regexp 'o/~' -replace ''09:07
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bluefoxicymjg59:  not at all, age of consent here is 16.  ANYWAY.09:08
jdubSpads: haha09:08
Spads20:07  2: -publics -regexp '<3' -replace ''09:08
SpadsI also have interrobang09:08
Spadsand this one:09:08
Spads20:07  7: -publics -regexp 'lol' -replace '*drooling noise*'09:08
jdubwhat if i say lollypop?09:09
Spadsjdub: I need to fix that09:09
jdubha ha ha09:09
Spads20:09 <jdub> what if i say *drooling noise*lypop?09:09
jdubSpads: pro. ;)09:09
jdubmeanwhile09:09
jdubroflcopter09:10
SpadsI think the lesson is: DON'T SAY LOLLYPOP09:10
jdubllvm built09:10
bluefoxicyllvm?  o_o09:10
bluefoxicyWait are you trying to do 686 Ubuntu by llvm'ing the 486 code through a binary optimizer to spit out 686 code?09:11
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jdubahr, bollocks, it failed09:14
poningrusorry to disturb but quick question09:16
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poningruwho does shipit?09:16
poningruthat I can bother on irc09:16
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jdubo/` one fine day, you're gonna want me for your girl o/`10:02
zullater..10:05
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bddebianHeya10:08
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robertj_what do you guys think of a red, yellow, green light for update urgency?10:14
robertj_for instance, remote root woud be "red" while "obscure driver fix" would be green10:15
jdubSpads: ping10:16
robertj_or something of the sort, I suppose no emblem, local security issue, and "uhoh, openssh has been owned"10:18
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Kamionahh10:42
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Kamioncjwatson@rookery:~/public_html/seeds/edubuntu-dapper$ bzr pull10:51
KamionUsing saved location: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/edubuntu.dapper/10:51
Kamionbzr: ERROR: These branches have diverged.  Try merge.10:51
Kamionhow did that happen ...10:51
Kamionouch, there are a big pile of changes missing from the edubuntu.dapper seeds on bazaar.launchpad.net10:53
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Kamionogra: have you tested the current http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/dapper/ bits at all?11:19
Kamionogra: the install CD will probably be broken - I'm regenerating it shortly11:19
Kamionhmm, no janimo around11:20
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KamionRiddell: we need to cut down Kubuntu live a bit, probably language packs11:24
Mirvis the new ubuntu-desktop/ubuntu-meta meaning that Finnish is not going be included on live-i386 6.06.1 CD:s? it'd be unfortunate for it to change now, though I guess you have to drop some if you have to drop some :(11:24
KamionRiddell: subtract 4MB or so off the currently reported CD size for powerpc11:24
Mirvthe guides etc. are now assuming (in screenshots) that the translations are there11:25
KamionMirv: I'm afraid so11:25
Kamionwe just ran out of room as the language packs grew11:25
Kamionfi has never been on the priority list (which is indexed by number of speakers); it just snuck in by virtue of being relatively early in the alphabet11:26
KamionMirv: note that it was only ever there for i386, not for amd64 or powerpc11:26
Kamionthose architectures never had room for it in the first place11:26
MirvKamion: yes, I actually gathered as much during dapper that it was in there by luck mainly (there's only 5 million of us, though quite a lot of computer users of course)11:26
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Mirvwell, it's a problem that will be there anyway for some languages, unless edgy/edgy+1 can get this resolved with 7-zip&co11:28
Kamionat this rate, Kubuntu is going to have to lose more than that11:28
Mirvthanks for the info, I was just getting a clarification11:28
bluefoxicyhas anyone actually tested p7zip or lzma compresesd debs yet?11:28
KamionIMHO it's a flaw in the language pack system (the language packs wouldn't need to be so big if they only had what's needed for desktop, although that is not a remotely trivial change to try to make and would probably involve ditching language packs entirely to do halfway sanely, so I doubt it'll ever happen)11:29
Kamionbut there, we have to make do11:29
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Kamionbluefoxicy: considering current dpkg doesn't support them, probably not11:30
bluefoxicyKamion:  well, I was making the assumption that the suggestion involves adding such support.11:30
bluefoxicyAlso I thought I saw a spec on it a long time ago11:31
KamionScott was to look at some point, yes, but it was low-priority11:31
Kamionmdz: I've been meaning to ask - can we de-prioritise ue-partitioning-tool a bit? I don't think the remaining UI changes really qualify as Essential11:31
Kamionin fact I personally believe ubiquity-advanced-partitioner is more important, based on ratio of complaints about the two parts of the partitioner11:32
Kamionbut either High or Medium would seem to make more sense11:32
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mdzKamion: didn't it just inherit that priority from the pre-edgy spec?11:38
mdzat any rate, yes11:39
Kamionit did, yes11:39
mdzit's not terribly clear from the spec which bits still remain to be implemented11:40
Kamionset to Medium11:40
Kamionit's the autopartitioning UI changes11:40
Kamionthe part we did was all the integration, which was definitely Essential11:41
Kamionbut we never had time for the mpt-designed UI11:41
mdzdists/dapper-updates is significantly bigger than I expected11:41
mdz754M11:42
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KamionI've noted that in the spec11:42
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mdzthanks11:43
Kamion(crudely, but hey)11:44
Kamiongrr @ +assignedbugs vs. +specs?role=assignee - I can never remember which is which11:44
Spadsjdub: pong11:50
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bddebianHmm, I take it --verbose isn't an option for dash?11:58
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