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kozzKamion: thanks man12:36
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bluefoxicyAncient Debian lore once supplied black magic in the form of Sawfish or IceWM03:23
bluefoxicyMasters of this magic could use a menu option to switch between Gnome, KDE, Sawfish, IceWM, and Fluxbox without killing the programs in their session.03:24
bluefoxicyAnd it was good.03:24
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zul_uh...ok03:39
caravenaHello, I'm finding in http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gnome-system-tools/ the glade.in of gnome-system-log. I do not find it.  Somebody knows as it is the file? 03:44
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robertjany ideas on how xrandr could be improved so as not to set unsupported refresh modes? I plugged in a new monitor, edited xorg.conf, and after logging into gdm, xrandr helpfully set my old (and unsupported) res06:12
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bluefoxicydoko:  ping06:31
bluefoxicyFine I'll just stay up until pitti /joins06:34
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bluefoxicyheh06:36
=== bluefoxicy is rebuilding bash with -DFORTIFY_SOURCE=1 to see what happens
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bluefoxicythis is not working07:51
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dholbachgood morning08:11
jdubmorning dholbach 08:11
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dholbachhow's it going?08:12
jdubteh rad08:13
dholbachif i didn't know better, i'd guess you're trying to learn a new language ;)08:14
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simiragood morning *yawns*08:26
Nafallomorning simira :-)08:30
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fabbionemorning08:37
Hobbseehi fabbione!  how goes it?08:37
dholbachhellas fabbione08:37
fabbionedholbach: do you have any idea what package is causing severe redrawing issues in edgy?08:37
dholbachfabbione: what do you mean?08:37
fabbioneHobbsee: pretty much ok i would say.. the baby is sleeping like an angel08:37
fabbionedholbach: sec.. let me take a screenshot08:37
dholbachfabbione: which video driver?08:38
fabbionedholbach: nv08:38
fabbionedholbach: it's not a video driver problem. It started before i did reboot the machine08:38
Hobbseefabbione: yay :)08:38
fabbioneand i was still using the old driver08:38
fabbionedholbach: it smells like cairo/pango or some gtk08:39
dholbachfabbione: i only know of the ati breakage and themes looking broken because they were not built with gtk 2.10 yet - but now we should have rebuilt all of them08:39
dholbachbut let's wait for your screenshot08:40
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/corrupt.jpg08:40
fabbionenotice URL missing and buttons without names etc.08:40
fabbioneif i pass the mouse on top, they show up08:40
dholbachah, text gone missing08:40
dholbachwe had a bug about that08:41
dholbachneed to dig it out08:41
fabbionedholbach: it happens on all gtk apps08:41
fabbioneor something..08:41
fabbionexterm works :)08:41
fabbionebut basically i can't do anything with my machine atm08:41
dholbachfabbione: do you have any idea about bug 50778? somebody in gnome land pinged me about it08:41
UbugtuMalone bug 50778 in Ubuntu "Installer (partitioner) fails on Sun T2000 rev. 2" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5077808:41
fabbionedholbach: i wish i could read it :)08:42
fabbionedholbach: i can't read the text in FF08:42
Nafallofabbione: w3m? :-)08:42
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dholbachfabbione: and you're completely updated? because i saw that "text gone missing" bug a week ago or something08:43
fabbionedholbach: i don't have that hw.. so i have no clue. My t2000 is v108:43
dholbachfabbione: :-/08:43
fabbionedholbach: i updated yesterday afternoon08:43
dholbachok08:43
fabbioneupdating again now...08:43
fabbionejust for the sake of it08:43
dholbachno, that shouldn't be it :/08:44
fabbionedholbach: nope... doesn't help08:46
fabbionedholbach: what was the package at fault for that text gone missing?08:46
dholbachi'm trying to find it in malone08:46
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dholbachfabbione: I can only find bug 52445 - which is something else - I'll ask Sb once he's here - atm you could try if a different theme fixes the issue for you08:53
UbugtuMalone bug 52445 in libcairo "after upgrade the gtk library, when using someof fonts, display is missing." [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5244508:53
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fabbionehmmm cairo....08:54
fabbionei could also try to downgrade that08:54
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Burgundaviafabbione: could we get a logging bot in #ubuntu-laptop?08:55
fabbionehey marilize 08:55
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marilizeBurgundavia: hey mr Burger08:55
fabbioneBurgundavia: not without my workstation. Please file a bug and i will do when i am back from paternity leave.08:55
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Burgundaviafabbione: sure08:55
Burgundaviamarilize: 'ello08:56
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fabbionedholbach: different theme makes no diff08:57
dholbachhrm :-/08:57
fabbioneor am i supposed to logout/login again?08:57
dholbachno08:57
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dholbachheya pitti08:58
pittiGood morning08:58
fabbioneBurgundavia: make sure the bug is assigned to me08:59
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fabbionedholbach: it's not libcairo either08:59
Burgundaviafabbione: nope, going to assign it to Mark ;)08:59
dholbachfabbione: did you have gtk 2.10 before? i mean - did you dist-upgrade regularly?09:00
fabbionedholbach: no i did skip the last week 100% and upgraded only yesterday09:00
fabbionedholbach: have been kind of busy :)09:00
dholbachyeah, can imagine :)09:00
fabbionei can try to downgrade gtk09:00
dholbachno no no09:01
dholbachthere's too much stuff depending on it already :)09:01
sivangmorning09:01
dholbachand that shouldn't be it, you must have had 2.10 before09:01
fabbionedholbach: well it downgrades fine...09:02
fabbionelet me try09:02
dholbachi mean to < 2.1009:02
dholbachbut i wouldn't try that09:02
fabbionedoesn't help either09:02
fabbioneit's a bit better09:02
dholbachafaik that was something else - you have ubuntu-desktop installed?09:03
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fabbioneubuntu-desktop is already the newest version.09:03
dholbachdoes firefox say something if you start it from the terminal? any fancy error messages?09:03
fabbionenop09:03
dholbachhrm09:04
fabbionedholbach: i used FF but it's also xchat and other apps09:04
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fabbionegonna try something09:08
fabbionebrb09:08
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fabbionedholbach: it's Xorg bug09:10
fabbioneactually nvidia09:10
dholbachuh09:10
dholbachstrange, i run 'nv' here myself09:11
fabbionenv or nvidia?09:11
dholbachnv09:11
fabbioneyeah nv works09:11
fabbionenvidia doesn't09:11
dholbachahhhh09:11
dholbachscrew nvidia!09:11
fabbionethe problem is that nv doesn't support multihead09:11
fabbionescrew nv*09:11
crimsunfabbione: some people have 'worked around' it by using Xgl; I believe amaranth and ajmitch have experience09:12
Nafallofabbione: I'm sure they would take patches ;-)09:12
fabbionedholbach: can you check if l-r-m has been updated since xorg-server ABI breakage?09:12
fabbionecrimsun: that's probably because Xgl is still using the old ABI and it doesn't support multihead properly.09:12
fabbioneNafallo: i did send them patches.. they are in some unknown queue in bugzilla.09:13
dholbachfabbione: Jul 15, so I think not09:13
Nafallofabbione: oh :-/. but then you have nv doing multihead locally? :-)09:14
fabbione /ignore Nafallo*!*@* all09:16
fabbionefeh09:16
fabbione;)09:16
Nafallo:-P09:16
fabbionedholbach: i had that feeling09:16
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dholbachheya mvo09:20
Hobbseehi mvo 09:20
simiraNafallo :)09:21
simiradholbach :)09:21
dholbachhi simira :-)09:21
Hobbseesimira!  hello!09:21
simirahi Hobbsee 09:22
simirahmm...09:22
simiramvo: I suspect update-manager is stuck again. There can't have been no updates for a week, really?09:22
mvohello Hobbsee, simira :)09:24
mvosimira: does it help if you manually click on the "check" button?09:25
pittiRiddell: I committed your latest cdbs update to bzr; btw, there was no FTBFS, it just never built (the buildds have been on manual for quite some days)09:27
Hobbseehiya pitti 09:27
pittiHey Hobbsee 09:28
Hobbseepitti: which mailing list was the main uploads stuff on?  i still dont seem to have recieved email about that.  nor anything else from that list in a few days, come to think of it.09:28
infinitypitti: Err, the buildds haven't been on manual.09:28
pittiinfinity: hm, you told so yesterday, didn't you?09:28
pittiinfinity: '.. keep the buildds free for dapper-updates' or so?09:28
infinitypitti: Not unless I did it in my sleep.09:28
infinitypitti: Oh, that was just "not doing any mass give-backs".09:28
pittiah, I see09:28
infinitypitti: But new uploads were being built just fine.09:29
pittiok, then they are just lagging behind09:29
infinityThey certainly shouldn't be.09:29
pittisorry for the confusion then09:29
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infinityhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/3801011/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.cdbs_0.4.44ubuntu4_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz09:29
pittihttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/cdbs/0.4.44ubuntu4 <= not built for two days09:29
pitti edgy i386   Needs building09:30
infinityIt failed.  The only reason it's needs-build again is because I just did a mass give-back.09:30
pittiaaah09:30
bluefoxicyoh wtf.  -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=1 A) does absolutely nothing without a -O level; B) acts exactly like -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=209:35
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bluefoxicypitti:  Is gcc modifying code going to be a problem for Edgy+1 or is it worth trying to get a look into using -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE when the time comes?09:36
pittibluefoxicy: is fortify upstream by now?09:36
bluefoxicypitti:  it's in Ubuntu if that's what you mean.09:36
pittibluefoxicy: sure, can't hurt to do some research about it and play with it09:37
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:/tmp/x$ gcc -O -D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=1 test.c -o test09:37
bluefoxicytest.c:13: warning: call to __builtin___strcpy_chk will always overflow destination buffer09:37
bluefoxicy^^^ except it turns strcpy() etc etc into __builtin___strcpy_chk()09:37
pittibluefoxicy: requires some evaluation of the performance hit, of course09:37
bluefoxicypitti: I can throw nbench at it but I don't think it'll do any good09:37
infinitypitti: We still care about performance?  This is news.09:38
bluefoxicythis is a case of "a few cycles on certain functions" and there's not good benchmarks for hitting these09:38
=== infinity has been convinced that since computers appeared to become "fast enough" several years ago, we've just been looking for clever ways to slow them down again.
bluefoxicybesides you can't quantify how often "certain functions" are being executed; it winds up being THEORETICAL_MAXIMUM / 100000009:38
pittibluefoxicy: I don't mean 'measuring how many cycles the new functions waste', but rather 'will it make a noticeable difference'09:38
pittiin overall system performance09:39
infinityJava, mono, sandboxes, secure compilers...09:39
bluefoxicypitti:  in overall system performance I'm rather certain it doesn't.  Throw Fedora Core 5 on your box and see if you notice (yes FC5 is all FORTIFY_SOURCE and -fstack-protector)09:39
pittitrue09:39
bluefoxicyheh, maybe I could get some quantity if I could make oprofile behave.09:41
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bluefoxicyI wanted to prove PIE doesn't cause a significant overall performance detriment; Theo de Raadt kept insisting it does and I wanted to prove I knew better than him *ego ego ego*09:42
bluefoxicyso I got oprofile working and measured what was happening in libraries vs in main executables.   It takes 1% more CPU to run PIE on i386; Xorg spends 5% of its time in the main executable (overall 0.05% more CPU used); while everything else uses less than 0.02% of its time in the main executable.  Total system impact 8% * 1% == 0.08%09:43
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bluefoxicyinfinity:  this is the impact of "secure compilers" mind you ;)09:43
bluefoxicypitti:  oprofile is supposed to be able to track individual symbols; I may be able to do a system-wide quantification of strcpy(), memcpy(), strncpy(), strcat(), etc etc.  Count the calls, CPU percentages, do the math, and find the exact performance impact\09:44
pittibluefoxicy: well, don't overdo it, but some field research can't hurt :)09:45
bluefoxicyI overdid it last time09:45
bluefoxicyleft oprofile on, its data file grew to several gigabytes and my disk filled.09:45
bluefoxicy:)09:45
bluefoxicyproblem is I have no idea how to get it to track symbols, and how to make the output useful.  I can try but if it bites me again no guarantees09:45
bluefoxicyanyway it's 4am I need sleep.09:46
simiramvo: it seems so09:53
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pittiinfinity: weird; cdbs' tests all work in a clean pbuilder here10:07
pittiinfinity: and on my amd64 desktop, they almost all fail since automake uses INSTALL_PROGRAM_ENV for 'install -c' which is empty at the point of installation10:08
pittiso, neither reproduces the buildd situation10:08
infinitypitti: Sweet.  Want me to reproduce and investigate?10:09
pittiinfinity: if you can reproduce it locally, sure10:09
infinityI'm sure I can.10:09
pittiI'll spend some time figuring out the autoconf mess10:09
=== infinity populates a chroot..
pittitsk, this can't *possibly* work...10:16
pittimake INSTALL_PROGRAM_ENV=STRIPPROG='$(STRIP)' install10:17
pitti$(INSTALL_PROGRAM_ENV) $(binPROGRAMS_INSTALL) $$p $(DESTDIR)$(bindir)/$$f10:17
pittiit's clear that $(INSTALL_PROGRAM_ENV) will generate an empty string, so that 'install -c' is not called, but how on earth is that generated?10:17
infinitypitti: I get the same failure as the buildds.  Surprise, surprise.10:21
pittiinfinity: can you pleasea run the test by hand and see what breaks?10:21
infinityHow does one invoke them by hand?10:21
pitticd test10:21
pitti./autotools-1.sh10:22
mvoKamion: can you please sync scim-thai from debian? its NEW and not yet in edgy but important for the thai people10:22
pittior whichever test breaks10:22
infinitypitti: By hand, it works.10:22
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infinityOh, wait.  No.10:22
infinityFalse alarm, I'm seeing two different things.10:22
infinityWhat's this tar broken pipe all about?10:23
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pittiinfinity: I see it everywhere in edgy when building packages10:23
pitti(not only with cdbs)10:23
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infinityErm, right.  That test appears to pass, but claims a failure.  Changed output or something?10:24
pittiinfinity: pkg-create-dbgsym?10:24
=== pitti installs that and tries again
pittiinfinity: since debhelper-2 tests -dbg creation10:24
infinitydpkg -c $WORKDIR/../cdbs-testsuite-dbg_0.1_*.deb | grep -q /usr/lib/debug/usr/bin/main || return_fai10:25
infinityl10:25
infinityYeah, that clearly fails.10:25
infinity(edgy)adconrad@cthulhu:~/cdbs/cdbs-0.4.44ubuntu4/test$ dpkg-deb -c workdir/cdbs-testsuite-dbg_0.1_*.deb10:25
infinitydrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2006-08-07 08:23 ./10:25
infinitydrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2006-08-07 08:23 ./usr/10:25
infinitydrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2006-08-07 08:23 ./usr/share/10:25
infinitydrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2006-08-07 08:23 ./usr/share/doc/10:25
infinitydrwxr-xr-x root/root         0 2006-08-07 08:23 ./usr/share/doc/cdbs-testsuite-dbg/10:25
infinity-rw-r--r-- root/root        94 2006-08-07 08:23 ./usr/share/doc/cdbs-testsuite-dbg/copyright10:25
infinity-rw-r--r-- root/root       160 2006-08-07 08:23 ./usr/share/doc/cdbs-testsuite-dbg/changelog.gz10:25
infinityThe package is empty.10:25
pittiok, I'm quite sure it's due to pkg-create-dbgsym; I'll take over then10:26
infinityExcept, it shouldn't be doing anything, cause it's told not to mangle.10:26
infinitydh_strip debug symbol extraction: not doing anything since NO_PKG_MANGLE is given10:26
infinityDoes it not quite do "nothing", as one would hope? :)10:27
pittiif you see that, then it is followed by exit 0...10:27
infinityOh, it is exiting instead of doing the -dbg stuff that dh_strip would normally do, perhaps?10:28
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infinityie: It's doing a bit too much nothing? :)10:29
pitti*headdesk*10:29
pittiof course you are right10:29
pittisilly me10:29
pittiinfinity: that means the recent packages haven't get stripped at all, I'm afraid10:29
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pittiinfinity: oh, no, just the NO_MANGLE ones10:30
infinityRight, just NO_MANGLE.10:30
infinityWhich is just some test suites, and some d-i stuff.10:30
infinityAnd not a whole lot else, afair.10:30
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pittiyep, the rest of exits generate FTBFS10:30
pittiKamion: hm, I don't get sound with the current dapper ppc/alternate install; did you see this as well? (snd-powermac was not loaded)10:35
pittiKamion: the module is not in /etc/modules; I don't have the previous installation any more, but I'm pretty sure it must be added there10:37
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pittiKamion: (bug 55479 filed)10:43
UbugtuMalone bug 55479 in debian-installer "no sound with dapper point release candidate powerpc" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5547910:43
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mvoKamion: can you also please sync thaixfonts from debian? this is also not available yet in edgy10:46
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pittiinfinity: ok, new pkg-create-dbgsym uploaded, confirmed that cdbs works fine with that10:49
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pittiI go offline for some parallel 6.06.1 candidate test installs11:01
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sabdflBenC, Kamion: OOPS with current dapper kernel inserting PCMCIA card reader with compactflash card11:25
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pygisivang, poke poke11:33
sivangpygi: hi11:33
pygihi, you have time sivang ?11:33
sivangpygi: answering in PM11:34
ograKamion, i have a minor regression in the dapper installer here ... i cant switch consoles anymore ...11:47
ogra(d-i that is)11:47
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Kamionmvo: please file bugs and subscribe ubuntu-archive - I'm on holiday for the next two weeks11:53
Kamionogra: worked perfectly well for me - does it stop working at some point in the installer?11:54
dholbachKamion: Have some nice holidays!11:54
Kamionthanks - just around low-level today to do the point release11:54
ograKamion, i just wanted to check the chrot buildlogs for ltsp and noticed it... no idea if it worked before, i'll check with the next test11:55
Kamionsabdfl: does original dapper oops too?11:55
sabdflKamion: quite possibly11:55
sabdflit did with a different cflash card, yes11:55
sabdflmdz has that one for testing11:55
Kamionok, thanks11:55
lifelessdoko: is edgy going to do the python transition ?11:55
lifelessor +1 ?11:55
Kamionlifeless: edgy mostly already has11:55
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lifelessoh, awesome11:56
lifelessso I can package a new thing with python-central ?11:56
Kamionyes, please do11:56
lifelessyippee11:56
KamionI've generally been rejecting or complaining about things in NEW that don't follow the new python policy11:56
Kamionbecause we're going to need it to be in place when python2.5 arrives11:56
dokolifeless: yes, and test with 2.5 as well ;)11:57
lifelessall my packages have been updated in debian, courtesy of the nice NMU storm11:57
lifelessmmm, maybe not all, but close to11:57
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mvoKamion: ok, have a nice vacation!12:03
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Fujitsuinfinity, are you around?12:09
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Kamionhmm, 55479 is potentially an interesting regression12:11
KamionI can see why that *might* have regressed12:12
ograbug 5547912:12
UbugtuMalone bug 55479 in debian-installer "no sound with dapper point release candidate powerpc" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5547912:12
KamionI made some register-module changes for sparc12:12
ograi can confirm/reject in 10 mins :) ppc test is nearly through12:12
Kamiondon't reject12:13
ogranah ...12:13
Kamiondeny if you like :)12:13
ogra:)12:13
ograwron vocabulary ;)12:13
ogra*wrong as well12:13
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Kamionpitti: 11:11 < Kamion> hmm, 55479 is potentially an interesting regression12:13
Kamion11:12 < Kamion> I can see why that *might* have regressed12:13
Kamion11:12 < Kamion> I made some register-module changes for sparc12:13
pittiKamion: thanks for the heads-up12:14
KamionOH12:14
Kamionif [ "$ADD_TO_INITRD" = 1 ] ; then12:14
Kamion        QUEUEFILE=$QUEUE/$MODULE.load12:14
Kamionelse12:14
Kamion        QUEUEFILE=$QUEUE/$MODULE.initrd12:14
Kamionfi12:14
Kamionspot the logic error12:14
Riddellpitti: cdbs looks failed to me https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/cdbs/0.4.44ubuntu412:15
Kamionwe need to rebuild alternate install CDs for that - I'll fix12:15
Kamionoh, shit, and I think we need to rebuild live CDs too :(12:15
Kamionubiquity uses register-module12:15
Kamionwe don't need a full retest of live CDs though, just boot-and-install one option12:16
FujitsuOuch.12:16
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Kamionpitti: thanks for your eagle eyes12:17
pittiRiddell: I figured it out with infinity, it was due to pkg-create-dbgsym12:17
pittiRiddell: I fixed that, once it's in the archive, cdbs just needs a give-back12:17
Riddellthanks pitti 12:18
Chipzzjust wondering... is anything happening with grumpy?12:19
Chipzzor is that just a draft?12:19
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pygiraphink, hey hey12:20
raphinkhi pygi12:21
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Kamionoh, wait12:23
Kamionwe don't need to rebuild ubiquity - I never updated it to the broken version of debian-installer-utils12:23
Kamionyay12:23
Kamionpitti: also, sparc will thank you - I think that's why Dave Miller's install test failed12:24
KamionI was too tired to notice why at the time, I guess12:25
KamionFujitsu: please don't assign ubuntu-archive to bugs12:25
KamionFujitsu: by a quirk of malone, doing that takes it *off* the list we normally look at12:25
KamionFujitsu: having ubuntu-archive subscribed is quite sufficient12:25
FujitsuKamion, sorry. I forgot I was meant to subscribe, not assign.12:26
Kamionnp, fixed12:26
FujitsuThanks.12:26
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ajmitchfabbione: your text problem is a definite nvidia driver problem that is known - apparantly some of the changes in the x.org 7.1 ABI was in the glyph ABI12:41
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Kamionogra: have you or your team tested any of the Edubuntu live CDs for dapper.1? Testing/Current12:49
ogranot yet ... working on it 12:49
Kamionogra: the Edubuntu install CDs will need to be rebuilt due to 55479, but it's probably reasonable to test them anyway; the delta for the fix is very small12:49
ograi'm nearly done with the istal CD tests so far12:49
Kamionok12:49
ogralive is going a lot faster here ... :)12:50
ogra20mins vs. >1h12:50
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pittiinfinity: pkg-create-dbgsym 0.7 is in the archive; can you please give-back cdbs?01:03
ogradoes the sync commandline tool trigger the same kind of syncing as umount does ?01:04
ograor is that different ? 01:04
ograi.e. could i force a sync on a vfat filesystem through calling sync ? 01:05
pittiogra: unmount only syncs the device, sync syncs *all* buffers (on all devices)01:05
ograpitti, yep, thats something i grokked already ...01:05
pittisync vfat seems to work01:05
ograthe question is if i can trick a vfat device to have the contents in sync 01:05
ogracool01:05
pittiogra: you can remount readonly to be safe01:06
pittiogra: with just 'sync' there might always be processes which still write to it01:06
ograno i cant if it just unlug a device ;)01:06
ogra*unplug01:06
ograi'm trying to implement ltspfs without all the lbus communication, since its not really needed ... ltspfs unmounts if there is no rw traffic, but doesnt show its unmounted to the user .... i want to replace that functionallity through a sync call01:07
pittiKamion: I guess you will trigger new dapper/alternate images soon?01:08
ogra(calling sync instead of mount/umount all the time)01:08
pittiKamion: so we deliberately ship 6.06.1 with OO.o 2.0.2 now?01:13
bbrazilogra: you want the 'sync' mount option01:15
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pittibbrazil: no, he doesn't really01:16
pittisync mount option sucks performance-wise01:16
bbrazilyes, but it would appear to be what he asked for01:16
pittithe 'flush' option would be appropriate here as well (http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0512.3/0050.html)01:18
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ograbbrazil, sync mount doesnt work with vfat devices due to a kernel regression afak01:25
ograi dont really care about performance though01:25
pittiogra: sync works, but not perfectly, and it's not a regressions01:25
pittis/s$//01:25
ograoh, ok01:26
ograwhat does "not perfectly" mean ? 01:26
pittiogra: the problem is that we do not speak about factor 2 here - we speak about factor 10 to 100, and that does make a difference :(01:26
pittiogra: it seems that a small amount of the writeback cache is not synced even with the 'sync' option01:26
ograah, k01:26
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pittiogra: i. e. if you mount sync, write a large file, then unmounting still writes stuff on the media01:27
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pittiogra: but it's only a tiny bit, much less than the 'one-minute writeback phase' with async01:27
ograthats bad ... i need to be able to just rip out the device with as little dataloss as possible01:27
ogra(preferably with none at all ;) )01:28
pittiogra: then you can really only use the sync option and live with a really sucking performance (not even to mention the drastically increased hard drive wearout)01:28
pittiogra: why can't you unmount properly?01:28
ograpitti, because i have no access to the actual machine ...01:28
ograthe trick the ltsp guys use it to cache the content on the client side and to unmount on the server side if theere was no activity for 5 seconds01:29
ograso for the user the system pretends its stil mounted which in fact it isnt on the thin client 01:30
ogras/which/while/01:30
ograas soon as a new access happens, the device gets mounted again01:30
Kamionpitti: trigger> yes, but not until I've rebuilt debian-installer against the fixed debian-installer-utils01:30
Kamionpitti: OOo> yes, 2.0.3 had some regressions01:30
ograargh01:31
pittiogra: hm, why are you so concerned about unmounting file systems on the server? or do you mean 'file systems on the client side', like usb sticks?01:31
ogragnome-settins-daemon spills an error on the dapper update cd ....01:31
ograand the desktop doesnt come up at all ... :/01:31
ograpitti, yeah01:32
pittifunny, I had this as well, until I noticed that I accidentially burned the edgy CD :)01:32
ogra(the ltspfs "server" runs on the thin client :) )01:32
pittiah01:32
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ograin the ltsp they have a complicated reoimplementation of dbus i'd like to avoid completely ...01:33
ograwhich does that mount/umount stuff 01:33
pittiok, back to CD testing. bbl01:33
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ograin ubuntu i can just mount/umount -l from udev scripts ... no need for extra complication01:33
ograhmm, i didnt burn the edgy CD ...01:35
ograconsole says 6.06.101:36
ograand lsb_release agrees01:36
ograhmm, .xsession-errors is full of alsa errors ...01:36
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ograKamion, seems i have no loopback device over here on 6.06.101:45
ograargh01:46
ograok, its the old bug with wireless devices where no essid was set...01:46
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ogragnome-settings daemon doesnt work on th eliveCD either :(01:55
ograseb128, dholbach, did you test the new dapper packages ?01:56
seb128ogra: for what?01:56
ogragnome-settings-daemon doesnt start on any of my 6.06.1 CDs here01:57
ograneither live nor install01:57
seb128ogra: dapper-updates didn't get a new gnome-control-center for 7 weeks or something like that01:57
Kamioncan somebody else confirm/deny that?01:57
seb128I've no issue on my dapper installation01:57
Kamionand please clarify whether that's just a single architecture or all architectures01:58
seb128but I didn't try 6.06.1 CDs (yet)01:58
KamionI didn't notice any errors from gnome-settings-daemon in my tests01:58
ograseb128, "Moniker has unknown moniker prefix"01:58
seb128ogra: is that ltsp?01:58
ograno01:58
seb128ah01:58
Kamionand I have tested on all architectures01:58
ograthe regular CDs01:58
seb128that's the "clock is not correctly set" bug01:58
ogra*sigh* 01:58
ograok01:58
Kamionoh, ibook thinks it's 1904? that would explain it01:58
ograright i'm in 1904 again01:59
seb128that's not a regression01:59
seb128that bug is here for ages now01:59
ograKamion, sorry for the adrenaline ...01:59
ograseb128, yes, but i didnt think of looking for exactly that one ...02:00
seb128hehe02:00
ograafter i tricked myself with the missing essid again already :)02:00
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Kamionogra: no worries02:03
Kamiondamn, missed the publisher with debian-installr02:03
Kamion+e02:03
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=== pitti_live tries very hard to test auto-resize (using an ext3 partition, which worked before) but fails
Kamionhappy to debug why given /var/log/partman02:20
pitti_liveKamion: chinstrap:~pitti/partman02:21
pitti_liveKamion: I tried 'small swap + big ext3', 'small swap + big vfat', and on powerpc the additional mandatory bootstrap partition02:22
pitti_liveKamion: ah, now it seems to work with vfat on powerpc02:24
Kamionpowerpc doesn't have the same annoying partition table limitations02:25
fabbioneajmitch: so it seems02:25
ajmitchfabbione: only reliable workaround is to disable RenderAccel, which doesn't seem to impact performance02:26
pitti_liveKamion: right, but with just one swap and one ext3, autoresize should be possible on amd64, too? ISTR that I used this configuration earlier, but TBH I'm always a bit confused about autoresize02:26
fabbioneajmitch: or switch to nv :)02:27
Spadszul: ping02:27
zulSpads: just got up :)02:27
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Kamionpitti_live: it's trying, but libparted is saying that that partition isn't resizable02:28
Kamionperhaps it's dirty?02:28
ajmitchfabbione: if only it were that easy, for us that use dualhead or more :)02:28
Spadszul: haha, you EST?02:28
ajmitchmorning zul 02:28
zulyep02:28
Kamionif you search for resize_use_free in the partman log and look down a bit, you'll find this (excerpted) for your swap partition:02:28
pitti_liveKamion: I created the partitions, rebooted, mkfs.ext3, and then started ubiquity (without another reboot)02:28
Kamionparted_server: Read command: GET_RESIZE_RANGE02:28
Kamionparted_server: OUT: 4096 1110380544 111038054402:29
Kamionand this for your ext3 partition:02:29
Kamionparted_server: Read command: GET_RESIZE_RANGE02:29
Kamionparted_server: OUT:02:29
pitti_liveok, so maybe I should have rebooted another time02:30
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SpadsI suppose EDT now02:30
Kamionin fact, that happens when ped_file_system_open() fails02:30
Kamionor rather, probe succeeds but open returns NULL02:30
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Kamionyou may find a complaint in syslog about it or something?02:30
HobbseeKamion: sorry to be a pain, but when is the knot 2 planned for release?02:31
Kamionit could be a geometry problem02:31
KamionHobbsee: I'm now on holiday and only here to do the dapper point release, so I don't expect I'll be doing it after all02:31
KamionHobbsee: mdz/infinity are the people from the release team who're around this week02:32
HobbseeKamion: ah okay.  enjoy your holiday :)02:32
HobbseeKamion: fair enough02:32
pitti_liveKamion: /lib/partman/recipes.sh: line 31: local: `-': not a valid identifier02:32
pitti_live/lib/partman/recipes.sh: line 114: local: `-': not a valid identifier02:32
Kamionpitti_live: parted hasn't changed since dapper, so it seems unlikely to be a regression02:32
pitti_liveKamion: ^ this is unrelated?02:32
Kamionpitti_live: that's known and harmless02:32
pitti_liveKamion: right, I don't think it's a regression either02:32
pitti_liveI just wanted to test all combinations02:32
pitti_livebut it works on i386 and powerpc, so I think it should work here, too02:33
Kamionat least, I *think* it's harmless - it's a difference between busybox sh and bash02:33
Kamionpretty certain that that couldn't possibly affect resize_use_free, though02:33
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pitti_liveKamion: with the current test matrix, what's your feeling with the ubuntu coverage?02:34
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Kamionit doesn't cause partman-auto to crash, but it is possible that it could cause incorrect semantics; however IIRC I looked into it and decided it was OK02:34
fabbioneajmitch: that did the trick02:34
Kamionpitti_live: I think it's sufficient now (thanks for doing OEM!); we'll just need a quick retest with the respun alternate/server CDs02:35
pitti_liveKamion: I'll test amd64/oem, but I don't want to waste too much time with testing all possible combinations of (normal,oem,server) x (auto-resize, erase, custom)02:35
Kamionpitti_live: I wouldn't worry about it02:35
Kamionliterally three lines in oem have changed02:35
Kamionand those are architecture-independent02:35
pitti_liveok, so I could spare the time?02:35
Kamionthe partitioner has also not changed02:36
Kamionyeah, I don't think it's productive to retest things we know haven't changed02:36
pitti_liveok, then I just test this amd64/desktop/erase and finish the ppc/desktop/resize and call it a testing day02:36
Kamionsounds good; but if I could persuade you to test the rebuilt powerpc/alternate when that's done, I would appreciate it02:37
Kamionsince you discovered the bug02:37
pitti_liveoh, sure02:37
pitti_livethen I can already reinstall my desktop box with edgy02:37
pitti_liveok, rebooting, brb02:38
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Riddellrodarvus: any plans to fix the xinit install problem?02:52
RiddellI'm not sure if Xsession man page should be in xinit or xorg02:52
rodarvusRiddell, yes, I'm working on it right now02:53
rodarvus(strangely it didn't happend on my local test build)02:54
Riddellit'll leave you to it then :)02:54
RiddellI'm getting it on my chroots02:54
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tepsipakkiwhat is the correct prosedure to propose a package for dapper-updates? I know how to request a backport03:28
Kamionsubscribe ubuntu-release to some appropriate bug report03:30
tepsipakkikamion: thanks03:31
tepsipakkiI was thinking of nfs-utils, but maybe it has changed too much for -updates..03:31
Kamion-updates should be patches addressing individual bugs, not complete backports of packages03:34
tepsipakkiso backports it is, then ;)03:35
Kamionif you can isolate patches that fix particular problems, those can certainly be considered for -updates03:35
tepsipakkiok I'll try and see. nfs-utils was practically unmaintained for a year, but it has progressed a lot since (and a vast number of debian bugs closed)03:39
tepsipakkiso isolating patches might be difficult03:39
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Chipzzcould we include nfs-common in the default install btw?03:39
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Chipzznfs mounts do not work without it03:40
rodarvusthats most interesting: our old 'xinit' had an old debian/xsession directory, containing stuff which was later moved to x11-common03:42
rodarvusbut (for unknown reasons) these files apparently weren't present on old version of xinit03:42
rodarvuswhen I updated xinit last week (only a minor upstream release with fixes to startx.c), these files were picked up and packaged during the build process03:43
rodarvusanyhow03:45
rodarvusRiddell, xinit is uploaded, thanks03:45
Riddellrodarvus: you rock03:45
rodarvusKamion, whats the current situation for uploads to dapper-updates?03:55
rodarvusI mean, can I upload a (non-security) update of xorg-server?03:55
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bddebianHowdy04:00
raphinkhi04:01
raphinkwhere can I find infos about the way seeds work?04:01
raphinkin ubuntu04:01
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janimoraphink: some info is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeedManagement04:09
raphinkthanks janimo :)04:09
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sivanganyone has idea what happend to emacs's fonts with edgy?04:21
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ograKamion, apart from the known stuff on ppc are all eubuntu install CDs good04:44
ogra*edubuntu04:44
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janimoKamion: Xubuntu desktop CD 20060806.1 good as well04:47
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ograwith a burner app04:55
ograand a CD writer device :)04:55
Nafallorightclick -> burn? :-P04:55
ThunderStruckogra: it will only allow me to burn as root. cdrecord permissions cant be changed (so it said in k3b) i tried with k3b gnomebaker and natilus04:56
ograstrange are you in the right groups for the device ? 04:56
ograworks flawless here with nautilus04:56
ThunderStruckshould be but hold on let me check04:56
ThunderStruckim in the cdrom group04:57
pittiThunderStruck: I have the same effect in current edgy; the dapper version works flawlessly05:00
pittiThunderStruck: this is on my list of 'things to check out'05:00
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ThunderStruckok ty pitti  so its edgy not me05:01
pittiThunderStruck: right, it's a long-standing upstream bug05:01
ThunderStruckok cool ty05:01
ograpitti, i just saw bug buddy again, wasnt your bug tool supposed to override that ? 05:01
pittiogra: no, it won't/can't05:02
ograah, k05:02
ograso we'll stay with bug buddy for all gnome apps ? 05:02
pittiogra: if we want to use apport for everything, we have to remove bug-buggy05:02
hussamI just found this. https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/edgy-changes/2006-August/003472.html05:02
pittibug-buddy, even :)05:02
pittiogra: no, probably we'll remove it05:02
hussamwill there be a openoffice 2.0.3 update for dapper?05:02
ograah, cool05:02
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mdkehushave a look on the -devel list about OOo packages for dapper05:10
mdkeah, damn he has left05:10
Kamionrodarvus: you can upload it, but (unless you argue persuasively) I'd prefer not to accept it until after the point release is done05:15
Kamionogra: great, thanks05:16
Kamionogra: can you mark your tests on Testing/Current please?05:16
Kamionjanimo: great, thanks05:16
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pittiargh, setting up edgy is such a PITA :/05:18
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tepsipakkikamion: is #55509 too late for 6.06.1?05:19
tepsipakkibug 5550905:19
UbugtuMalone bug 55509 in apt-setup "dapper: if multiverse is enabled, add it also to security" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5550905:19
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Kamiontepsipakki: yes, I think so05:19
rodarvusKamion, don't worry, I'll upload it later, then - thanks!05:19
tepsipakkiKamion: ok, np05:20
Kamionit can go in edgy, but doesn't seem enough of a showstopper to hold the boat back on 6.06.1 now05:20
tepsipakkiof course not05:20
pittiKamion: I need to leave soon for supermarket/dinner/Taekwondo; do you plan to generate new alternates today? If so, I will test this tonight, otherwise I won't bother getting to my computer again after sports05:24
Kamionpitti: yes, I do, but I need to wait for the end of the publisher run currently in progress05:26
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pittiok, cu later05:34
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Zdrais it possible to have .deb files of builded packages that hasn't yet be published ? for example this package on i386: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/cohoba/0.0.2-0ubuntu106:04
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KamionZdra: no, sorry06:13
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KamionZdra: I've processed cohoba through the NEW queue now though, so it should be on the mirrors in about an hour and a half06:14
Kamiondholbach: please make cohoba conform to the new python policy06:15
ZdraKamion: ok thanks06:15
dholbachKamion: will do06:16
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azeemwill Ubuntu have a presence at the Systems expo in Munich this fall?06:23
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co1rodarvus the xinit patch unfortunately donsn't work, Xseesion.options.5.gz is also in x11-common. Can you reopen that bug?06:40
rodarvusco1, I don't have Xsession.options.5.gz on x11-common, what version of this package do you have?06:42
co1rodarvus:  xinit (1.0.2-0ubuntu2)06:43
rodarvusco1, I mean, version of x11-common06:43
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rodarvusrodarvus@wakko:~/canonical/code/merges/seven-dot-one/xorg-server/xorg-server-1.1.1/debian/patches$ dpkg -s x11-common | grep ^Version06:44
rodarvusVersion: 1:7.0.22ubuntu706:44
rodarvusrodarvus@wakko:~/canonical/code/merges/seven-dot-one/xorg-server/xorg-server-1.1.1/debian/patches$ dpkg -S Xsession.options.5.gz06:44
rodarvusxinit: /usr/share/man/man5/Xsession.options.5.gz06:44
rodarvusrodarvus@wakko:~/canonical/code/merges/seven-dot-one/xorg-server/xorg-server-1.1.1/debian/patches$06:44
dholbachKamion: fixed it06:45
Kamiondholbach: thanks06:45
dholbachKamion: thank YOU06:45
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co1rodarvus: x11-common..22ubuntu706:47
rodarvusco1, please paste in a /msg window the contents of "dpkg -L x11-common"06:48
rodarvusalso dpkg -s x11-common06:49
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rodarvusco1, I think I found it, thanks06:52
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co1rodarvus: sorry i'am a little bit lame :-(, did you need more informations?06:55
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rodarvusno, actually you are correct. I have just uploaded xinit_1.0.2-0ubuntu306:57
rodarvusI still wonder why my version of x11-common hasn't these manpages installed06:58
rodarvusI also wonder why our old xinit packages wasn't installing the manpages (the rules to install them are on the package)06:58
rodarvusmy changes to xinit were only a new upstream release, I didn't touched the debian/ infrastructure06:59
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Kamionargh, I've been building edgy images, not dapper ones07:02
Kamionsigh07:02
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LaserJockhow does ubiquity know what to install? does it use the seeds?07:04
jdubLaserJock: ubiquity installs the livecd image, and the removes stuff :-)07:06
LaserJockhmm07:06
LaserJockvia filesystem.manifest-desktop ?07:06
Kamionyes07:07
Kamionremoves ((filesystem.manifest - filesystem.manifest.desktop) - anything-explicitly-kept)07:08
Kamionwhere anything-explicitly-kept includes stuff like language packs for the selected language07:08
Kamionalso removes kernels that aren't for your subarchitecture (not relevant on i386, but is relevant on powerpc)07:08
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LaserJockKamion: thanks07:09
Kamionfilesystem.manifest-desktop is basically just some dpkg-query invocation just after the desktop is installed07:09
Kamionand before the live seed is installed07:10
LaserJockinteresting07:10
Kamionthe hardest bit's the python-apt code to do the removal with progress and stuff, really. the logic is very simple.07:13
Kamionsee scripts/install.py:remove_extras() in the ubiquity source07:14
Kamionpitti: Ubuntu alternate 20060807.1 ready for testing; others are on their way07:14
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desrtpitti; hello, goodbye, hello, goodbye07:35
mvoiwj: I think we can close bug #19834, we have freetype 2.2.1 now in edgy that should be ABI compatiable with 2.1.7. if you don't mind I will close it07:36
UbugtuMalone bug 19834 in freetype "gworkspace.app: Loader error when launching GWorkspace" [Unknown,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1983407:36
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dholbachgood night everybody08:58
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SurakHello09:23
SurakI have a strange bug. The machines containing a intel integrated graphics won't boot if there's a nvidia agp card plugged on. It's bug #5510409:24
UbugtuMalone bug 55104 in linux-image-amd64-generic "panic/lock/restart on dapper-amd64 if there's intel integrated video AND a nvidia card at the same time" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5510409:24
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SurakOne solution would be to detect the presence of both hardware and blacklist the intel_agp module. But at the time you can do this, the hard drive is still mounted as read-only. So what could be done? Anyone?09:26
mjg59You can do mount / -o rw,remount09:29
SurakThis bug prevents these kind of machines from booting. To prevent creating another script at boot, a solution is to blacklist intel_agp always. This would make 3d on machines without the nvidia useless. What would the best thing to do?09:34
mjg59Fix the nvidia driver09:34
Surakso the best thing is to send the bug upstream? This is happening with stock dapper & edgy live cds.09:35
mjg59It sounds entirely like an nvidia bug09:36
mjg59And, sadly, we don't have the source code to fix it09:36
SurakI didn't know that live cds were being shipped with nvidia's closed source module.09:38
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msikmaHi guys09:39
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msikmaI'm a participant of the Ubuntu art team and was wondering if there are any developers here willing to volunteer to help us out with some UI building.09:39
msikma(Not right now, but in the near future.)09:40
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msikmaWe've got some nice stuff going down, but it's more useful actually being usable in the system as opposed to just being an uploaded PNG. :)09:40
Surakmjg59: ain't the nvidia modules on live cds the gpl ones? The package which it belongs is the linux-image-amd64-generic09:43
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mjg59saispo: Which nvidia modules?09:43
mjg59Erm09:43
mjg59Surak: Which nvidia modules?09:43
KamionSurak: linux-image-amd64-generic is just a metapackage with no content, by the way, which is why I reassigned to linux-source-2.6.15. Please file Dapper kernel bugs on the latter in future so that they actually get seen by the right people09:44
SurakKamion: this is still a bug on today's edgy. Should I post it twice?09:45
Kamion(linux-image-amd64-generic -> linux-meta source package which is no more useful)09:45
KamionSurak: I think the kernel people are capable of shifting patches around for themselves09:46
mjg59Surak: There are no gpled nvidia modules that would be loaded in this situation09:46
KamionSurak: but if you want, open a new task on linux-source-2.6.17, not a new bug; you do this by selecting "Also affects: Distribution ..." on the bug page09:46
rodarvusmvo, note that freetype 2.2.1 is API compatible with 2.1.7 only to a point (if you use only public headers)09:47
KamionSurak: oh, and furthermore, if it's the nvidia kernel driver, then that's actually linux-restricted-modules-2.6.{15,17}09:47
rodarvusI also believe these changes made it ABI incompatible with 2.1.7 (again, if you use non public headers)09:47
Kamionrodarvus: I think one of the problems was that functions were public in 2.1.7 that shouldn't have been09:48
Kamionat least that was my understanding after trawling through some massive bug report on the subject09:48
rodarvusKamion, indeed, they shouldn't be public09:49
Surakmjg59: I don't know what nvidia stuff is loaded at livecd's boot. What I noticed is blacklisting intel_agp makes the machines work. As it locks quite early without it, I don't know which nvidia module could be the culprit.09:49
rodarvusbut many projects used these functions: X, OpenOffice.org, pango (?), etc09:49
Kamionif blacklisting intel_agp makes it work, why is it an nvidia bug not an intel_agp bug?09:49
SurakI didn't say it is.09:50
rodarvusmjg59, Kamion: I might be wrong but couldn't this be a bug in X pci detection?09:50
mjg59Kamion: Because the nvidia driver likes poking with AGP registers even when there's already a driver bound to it09:50
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mvorodarvus: you refer to the gworkspace.app bugreport? at least that particular problem seems to be fixed in edgy with the debian merge09:51
mjg59I guess the alternative is that intel_agp is broken on 64-bit and explodes when the nvidia driver tries to initialise it09:51
rodarvusI'll upload a new version of xorg-server in a few hours (as soon as I finish test-building it locally), which has a fix for X pci detection09:51
mjg59But you'd expect that to happen with the intel graphics as well, then09:51
rodarvusmvo, no, I only meant to talk about freetype abi itself :)09:52
rodarvus(actually, I didn't even read this bug)09:52
mvorodarvus: heh :) ok09:52
mjg59Ok.09:52
mjg59Now that i386 is using vesa for the usplash stuff, loading vga16fb on boot is probably unhelpful.09:53
mjg59How would people feel about me removing that?09:53
crimsungo for it09:53
Surakmgj59: what could be done then? If we can't fix the driver, disabling it (or nvidia_agp) is the thing to do. But how to make this become a default behavior for this specific hardware combination?09:56
mjg59Surak: nvidia_agp isn't for nvidia cards. It's for nvidia motherboards.09:57
mjg59It won't be getting loaded here.09:57
Suraksorry, I mean intel_agp09:58
Suraktypo09:58
mjg59By default, the nvidia driver isn't used or loaded09:58
mjg59So it's not a problem on a cleanly installed system09:59
mjg59(Assuming that the behaviour is as described in the bug)09:59
SurakThen it's not the nvidia module the culprit.10:00
mjg59Ok10:00
SurakI'm talking about the live cds - dapper and edgy, unmodified.10:00
mjg59That needs noting in the report, then10:00
mjg59Kamion: We only use nv on the live CDEs, right?10:00
SurakI could make the machine to boot by installing it on hard drive without the nvidia board, and then blacklisting intel_agp before inserting the card.10:01
Kamionmjg59: we install the restricted modules as well, though AFAIK not nvidia-glx. I imagine it's up to the kernel's modaliases what gets loaded10:02
mjg59I don't /believe/ the nvidia module has modaliases10:02
mjg59Let me check10:02
mjg59Oh, hrm.10:03
mjg59Maybe it does. That sucks.10:03
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Nafalloinfinity: ping :-)10:07
Nafalloinfinity: unping10:09
Nafallognight :-=10:09
Nafallo:-)10:09
Surakunping? :-)10:09
Lureif build failed due to dependancy (like kdeutils due to xinit: https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/235022), will it get rebuilt automatically now that fixed xinit is in archives or does somebody need to request build again?10:10
Lures/dependancy/dependacy failing to install in chroot/10:11
KamionLure: if it failed as opposed to going into dep-wait, which it did, then it needs to be manually retried10:11
KamionLure: however, infinity's going to do a mass give-back once the dapper point release is done10:11
KamionLure: so I wouldn't worry about manually requesting one10:11
LureKamion: ok, thanks10:12
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mjg59rodarvus: Hm. We're going to have to add the Alps patches back to xserver-xorg-input-synaptics10:27
mjg59I'll look at bringing them up to date10:27
rodarvusmjg59, appreciated!10:27
rodarvusI couldn't find where they were created from10:27
mjg59I wrote them10:27
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rodarvusmjg59, oh, nice10:28
rodarvusmjg59, thanks!10:28
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pittiHi again10:44
pittiKamion: downloading new ppc alternate now and testing10:46
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seb128pitti: morning :p10:50
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pittihey seb12810:52
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shogobgHello all10:53
seb128pitti: still testing CDs for the dapper updatE?10:54
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mvohi pitti10:55
pittiseb128: yes, I was waiting for the updated alternate ones to test the powerpc sound regression fix10:55
seb128hey mvo :)10:55
pittiand it wasn't available when I left for taekwondo10:55
seb128ah, k10:56
pittimoin mvo10:56
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mvopitti: I'm testing my update-notifier modifications right now but I can't make apport write crash reports right now10:56
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pittimvo: echo hallo | sudo tee /var/crash/foo.crash? :)10:56
pittimvo: and some chmod/chown, of course10:56
pittikeescook: ping10:56
mvopitti: I wrote some mini-segfault application, but for some reasons those crashes are not recoreded10:57
pittimvo: why not just 'cat' in one shell, and 'killall -SEGV cat' in another?10:58
pittimvo: the reason is that I ignore crashes from executables which do not belong into a package10:59
mvopitti: aha, ok10:59
mvonice!10:59
pittimvo: so that we do not get millions of reports that we aren't responsible for :)10:59
mvomakes sense :)10:59
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pitti... and the titan gloves :)11:00
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keescookpitti: pong11:45
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jonohi folks11:48
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HarrySprockethello11:57
Surakhello11:57
HarrySprocketis this where ubuntu is created?11:59
Surakhere is where people discuss it. which probably is a 'yes' to you :-)12:00
Surakit is not a tech support channel, tough.12:02
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HarrySprocketI'm banned from #ubuntu want to be unbanned lol12:04
SurakUnfortunately, I don't think this is the channel to discuss this.12:06

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