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Kamionmjg59: it'd be much appreciated if you could do something like my suggested usplash.postinst change above. I'm just idly browsing through my bug mail and I have quite a lot that's down to the edgy live filesystems not having built for a while.12:13
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mjg59Kamion: Ok12:22
mjg59mdz: Kamion: A quick play suggests savings of around 50MB from not starting Gnome12:22
mjg59But12:23
mjg59On i810 systems, X is allocating a /huge/ amount of RAM on startup in order to be able to do 3D and stuff12:23
mjg59We could drop memory consumption by 100MB or so by asking it not to do that when just running the installer12:23
mdzmjg59: er, it allocates *100MB*?12:24
mjg59That's 100 including the 50 or so above)12:24
mdzoh12:24
mjg59mdz: No, probably more like 4012:24
mdzstill, 50MB?12:24
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mjg59mdz: Running X in 16 bits with no 3D, with ubiquity running, memory used is 93MB12:26
Kamionyou need to run ubiquity up to partman or so to get to the memory use peak, really12:26
mjg59That's including the memory allocated for video12:26
mjg59Kamion: Yeah12:27
Kamionor possibly even gparted12:27
KamionC++ being the fat piece of crap it is12:27
mdzmjg59: but once ubiquity has finished its job and you boot, those memory requirements go way up again12:27
mdzswap compensates somewhat, of course12:27
mjg59mdz: Indeed12:27
mjg59Kamion: Right, this is more a relative measurement than an absolute one12:27
mjg59But right now we have systems that will run Gnome acceptably that can't quite manage the desktop CD installer12:28
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mjg59I think it's possibly worth reducing that requirement a bit12:28
poningru_real quick question http://plaza.ufl.edu/poningru/postinst12:33
poningru_doesnt that seem like bash and not sh12:33
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poningru_perhaps /me should have waited till Seveas came in to ask that question12:33
Kamionponingru_: I see no bashisms there. What do you think is a bashism?12:34
poningru_the ' for variables12:35
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Kamionponingru_: what line exactly?12:35
poningru_first and second12:36
Kamiondistinguishing between ` and ' is rather important in shell12:36
poningru_wtf those are new lines12:36
Kamionbut no, that's perfectly fine, nothing wrong with that in sh12:36
HrdwrBoB` should be $(12:36
Kamion` is fine12:36
HrdwrBoBfor readability sake12:36
Spads$( ) are bash12:36
Kamion$( nests better but ` is fine12:36
SeveasHrdwrBoB, $( is a bashism12:36
KamionSpads: also POSIX sh12:36
Spads` ` is sh12:36
elmoSpads: no12:36
HrdwrBoBSeveas: er12:36
KamionSeveas: wrong12:36
elmoSeveas: no12:36
poningru_ah12:36
Spadshuh12:36
Seveashmm12:36
pittigood night everyone12:36
poningru_thanks12:36
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Kamionhttp://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xcu_chap02.html#tag_02_06_0312:37
poningru_then I think the sh highlighting view in gedit has a bug12:37
Spadslikewise vim12:37
Kamionponingru_: that is entirely unsurprising; editors aren't good metrics of what's valid12:37
Spadsit flags them red when you're #!/bin/sh but not #!/bin/bash12:38
Kamionit probably means Bourne sh rather than POSIX sh12:38
Kamionwhich is good if you're on Solaris but nobody else cares any more12:38
Spadsyeah, most likely12:38
Seveasahhhh12:38
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elmoSeveas: then you get to use the posix compatabile shell they provide12:39
Kamionponingru_: (by "nothing wrong with that", obviously it's poor quoting etc., although in practice that won't be a problem in this case)12:39
elmoit still doesn't make $( a 'bashism'12:39
Seveaselmo, actually I get to use tcsh :( 12:39
Kamionif anything it's a korn-sh-ism12:39
elmono, I mean the one in /usr/xpg4/bin/sh or whatever it is12:40
elmoi.e. "the shell we'd like to be /bin/sh if we didn't have legacy systems of doom tieing us down"12:40
Seveashehe12:40
Seveasdkaarsem@sremote ~ $ /bin/sh12:42
Seveas$ $(echo ls)12:42
Seveassyntax error: `$' unexpected12:42
Seveasyup, solaris sucks ;)12:42
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poningru_rofl12:55
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imbrandonlol @ Seveas01:02
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jononight all01:37
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infinityKamion: No, /proc is definitely mounted during livefs builds...02:12
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MasterMI love the concept behind ubuntu02:56
MasterMbut i just prefer windows.02:56
MasterMill use ubuntu as a live dvd02:56
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MarkShuttleworthHello ;)02:57
Hobbseeer...02:57
Hobbseewhy are you under as that name?02:58
MarkShuttleworthIt's Mark.02:58
nixternalheh, imposter again02:58
MarkShuttleworthI just came back from outta space.02:58
MarkShuttleworthHow is everyone?02:58
nixternaloutta space...must be an ebonics thing02:58
MarkShuttleworthhehe.02:59
HobbseeMarkShuttleworth: rubbish.  dont impersonate people.  and this is a development channel, not a user channel.02:59
MarkShuttleworthI'm not. it's Mark i just came back from Mars.02:59
jsgotangcooh boy02:59
nixternalHobbsee: he was here yesterday doing the same thing, actually had sabdfl choke ;)02:59
MarkShuttleworthlol03:00
MarkShuttleworthit's funny come on!03:00
madduck/ignore MarkShuttleworth    -- this is your one time chance. :)03:00
MarkShuttleworthI respect ubuntu...03:00
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madduckMarkShuttleworth: uh, change your nick, sam.03:00
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jsgotangcothank you03:01
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licio:-|03:01
MasterMCan I ask a question?03:01
ompaulMAsterm  nalioth 03:01
nixternallol03:01
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ompaulor as he wanted to be called 03:02
MasterMdo you all use ubuntu or do you use windows too?03:02
naliothMasterM: have these nice folks asked you to depart?03:02
nixternalMasterM: #ubuntu-offtopic please, this is a developers channel. thank you03:02
MasterMMok03:02
MasterMok.03:02
ompaulI've already moved him out of #ubuntu03:02
naliothyes, i know Mr. Sam03:03
MasterM#ubuntu-offtopic unable to join channel (address is banned)03:03
MasterMunban me03:03
MasterMplease.03:03
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naliothok, back to your regularly scheduled lives03:03
LaserJocknalioth: but this is the only fun we get ;-)03:03
FujitsuThankyou nalioth!03:04
zuli rather work..:)03:04
naliothLaserJock: i can let him back in, if you like <EG>03:04
LaserJocknalioth: yikes, no thanks03:04
nixternalhaha03:04
nixternalyesterday was funnier though03:05
nixternalsabdfl called him an imposter03:05
imbrandonheh03:05
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LaserJockyeah, that was pretty funny03:05
FujitsuYep, that was good.03:05
imbrandonsab should probably reg that name anyhow just to twart peeps like that03:05
zulheh maybe sabdfl flew to nz to log on to irc03:05
imbrandonthwart03:05
FujitsuOf course, zul! Why didn't we think of that :P03:06
zuloh goody he is on -bugs now03:06
jsgotangcoughh03:06
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nixternal<sabdfl>    *cough choke splutter*03:06
nixternal<sabdfl>    imposter03:06
nixternalclassic ^^03:06
FujitsuNice! I've never seen him do that before...03:07
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ajmitchheh03:07
FujitsuNo.03:07
FujitsuOnly three people do.03:07
FujitsuSeveas, dholbach, some other random person.03:07
FujitsucoleSLAW, that's it.03:07
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Burgundaviaanybody else get a usb error -71 on the lastest desktop cd?03:11
zuldapper?03:11
Burgundaviaedgy03:11
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Burgundaviahmm, and LP search is being useless, again03:12
FujitsuHow?03:13
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zulBurgundavia: all the more reason to open a new one with all of your info including dmesg03:13
Burgundaviazul: not a fatal error, so I ignored it03:14
wasabiSo, opinions on launchd?03:14
Burgundaviawasabi: interesting, still a problematic license03:14
Burgundaviawhy could they not have chosen the lgpl?03:14
wasabiIs it?03:14
wasabiWhat's the license?03:15
shackan_apache03:15
wasabiHad assumed they would have chosen the same one they did for Bonjour.03:15
Burgundaviaasl2 is not gpl-compatible or it is, depending on who you believe03:15
Burgundaviaand they did03:15
wasabiHmm. Was my impression the Bonjour one was BSD.  *goes to look it up*03:15
Burgundaviasome of the bonjour stuff is, some isn't03:16
ompaulinarLLrion arpw dILWS 03:16
ompaulsorry 03:16
wasabiAhh. Oh well. If the license is still a problem, any furthur talk is unneccassary.03:17
shackan_ompaul, get the cat off the keyboard :)03:17
Burgundavianot necessarily03:17
wasabiAny talk would center on the technical merits of replacing init heh03:17
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Burgundaviathe other concern I have is that launchd is controlled by apple03:17
Burgundaviagiven their past history, I am not certain that a fork won't emerge anyway03:17
wasabiEh. If it was BSD, we could have just forked. ;)03:17
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shackan_so they opened it but with such a license that noone can use it anyway ?03:20
Kamionwasabi: Keybuk says his implementation is already at the point where rebasing on launchd would be a backward step.03:20
wasabiKeybuk is working on something??!?!03:20
Kamionyes, has been for weeks03:20
wasabiOh heck. Didn't get hte memo. url?03:20
Kamionhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReplacementInit03:20
wasabiDuh. :003:20
Burgundaviawasabi: he has also had lots of interest from other distros03:22
wasabiOkay. Cool. I'll read up and withdraw my interest in launchd. ;)03:23
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wasabiYes. I like keybuk's plan much better. It allows for a much more flexible system.03:35
wasabiI like the idea of broadcasting "depended on" as an event.03:35
wasabiIt's also more in the unix style... communication through simple unix sockets, simple text based configuration.03:36
wasabinot xml.03:36
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bluefoxicy"among distributions that will break with the new 2.6.19 kernel are Ubuntu 6.06 LTS"  Who cares?  Seriously nobody is moving Dapper up past 2.6.15 and if they do then they can move udev up too.  The author of this article doesn't have a concept of distribution management.04:50
bluefoxicy<-- very bored04:50
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dholbachgood morning08:12
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pittigood morning08:15
dholbachmorning pitti!08:16
pittihey dholbach!08:19
mdeslaurmorning pitti08:26
pittihi mdeslaur 08:27
imbrandonmoins all08:29
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pittiinfinity: do you have a minute to talk about .ddebs?09:03
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jdubwhoa09:14
jdubmajor xgl/compiz blowup09:14
jdubcompiz.real: Couldn't bind redirected window 0x1600020 to texture09:14
dholbachjdub: ajmitch is the new maintainer :)09:15
infinitypitti: Yup.09:16
pittitalking about crack, now that we have xorg 7.1, shouldn't we have aixgl now, too?09:17
dholbachpitti: isn't that xserver-xorg-air-core?09:18
infinityaiglx, even.09:18
pittiinfinity: so, I guess copying the .ddebs to an outside place is possible, since it worked for translation tarballs, too; however, the problem will be the size of those .ddebs09:18
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infinitypitti: Yeah, they'll be frickin' huge.09:18
pittiinfinity: thus we need to ensure to not keep them on the buildds at all, and properly dominate them on people (or whereever)09:19
pittiinfinity: can we distinguish between main/universe?09:19
infinitypitti: Yes, of course we can.09:19
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pittiso maybe we should enable it for main only, at least for now09:19
infinityadconrad@rookery:~ $ df -h /      09:19
infinityFilesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on09:19
infinity/dev/sda3             537G  279G  231G  55% /09:19
infinityI guess there's enough room, though elmo will kill us pretty quickly when we get enough of them up there.09:20
Lathiat_excuse my ignorance but whats a ddeb?09:20
pittiLathiat_: debug symbols for the corresponding .deb09:20
Lathiat_ah right09:20
pittiinfinity: my gut feeling is that we'll need the magnitude of 20 GB per architecture09:21
infinitypitti: I guess Team Soyuz is flat out right now, and asking them to just handle these in .changes files is out of the question? :)09:21
pittiinfinity: well, that's the plan of course, but it won't happen anytime soon :(09:21
infinity(Probably very much the case)09:21
infinitypitti: Alright.  So, you're doing one .ddeb per binary package, right?09:22
pittiso this cowboying is mainly useful for developers to actually make sense of the crash reports we'll get09:22
pittiinfinity: right09:22
infinitypitti: Alright.  If we're going to tie them to sources and such, I guess I'll have to generate a fake .dchanges file to tie source/version/ddebs, then send 'em to rookery.09:22
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pittiinfinity: would the following work: people.u.c. fetches ddebs from the buildds once a day, and the buildds remove them every day?09:23
infinitypitti: Domination will probably have to be as simplistic as "one per source package, per arch, highest version wins", rather than trying to actually match the archive contents.09:23
pittiinfinity: domination> right, that's what I had in mind09:23
MarcelDelpitti, do you work on ubuntu?09:23
pittiinfinity: and, for gradual disk space DoSing, maybe we should enable it for only i386 at first09:24
AmaranthWarning, that's the troll from earlier.09:24
MarcelDeltroll?09:24
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infinitypitti: Works for me, as long as you're sure the detached symbols work on all arches.09:24
pittiinfinity: no, they won't09:24
infinitypitti: Would be a shame to only test on i386, and then realise that it actually breaks on, say, powerpc.09:24
infinitypitti: If it's broken on ia64, I don't care. :)09:24
pittiinfinity: that's true of course09:24
infinity(And gdb is always broken on ia64 anyway)09:25
infinitypitti: I didn't mean "the one set of symbols should work everywhere", I meant "the concept should work everywhere", which would be nice to verify. :)09:25
pittiinfinity: once it works, we can always enable more arches, right?09:25
infinitypitti: Well, yeah, obviously.09:25
pittiinfinity: ah, right09:25
pittiinfinity: ok, then I would write some scripts to fetch the ddebs from the buildds (stealing some stuff from lamont's scripts) and to clean up old versions09:26
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pittiinfinity: btw, we can free 41 GB on rookery by removing old translation tarballs :)09:29
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pitticarlos: ^ oh, can we be reasonably sure to not need them any more? i. e. how is rosetta/edgy coming along?09:29
infinitypitti: Yeah, do we even need them being exported to rookery anymore at all?09:29
pittiinfinity: I hope not :)09:29
pittiinfinity: I haven't used them since before dapper's release09:29
robtaylordholbach: when you get a moment, can you ping daf on #telepathy? he's been doing debian telepathy packaging, so i think you guys probably need to sync...09:30
dholbachah nice09:30
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robtaylori think we have a repo for packaging now as well :)09:31
dholbachrobtaylor: adding it to the join-on-startup list :)09:31
robtaylordholbach: sweet :)09:31
robtaylorok i need to go fix up my cycle.. laters :)09:31
Treenaksdholbach: watch out for the freenode channel limit09:31
dholbachTreenaks: yeah :)09:32
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infinity    apport |        0.8 | edgy/universe | source, all09:36
infinitypitti: It's published on drescher, so if you have a stale archive mirror, yell at Znarl. :)09:36
pittiinfinity: hm, in order to avoid race conditions, we need per-date subdirectories on the buildds09:37
infinitypitti: Already had that for translations anyway.09:38
infinitysabdfl: Registering markshuttleworth as an alternate nick?09:45
pittiinfinity: so, if rookery fetches http://*.buildd/~buildd/ddeb/2006MMDD/index.txt and everything mentioned in index.txt every day at 0030 UTC, and the buildds remove this dir at 0200 UTC every day, woudl that work for you?09:45
sabdflinfinity: yes09:45
infinitypitti: Assuming that's YYYYMMDD-1, then yes. :)09:45
sabdflinfinity: it told me that it would expire in 60 days unless I identify to it09:45
sabdflis there a way to automated that to hold onto a set of nicks?09:45
infinityWhine to lilo?09:45
infinityOtherwise, not sure.  I don't use altnicks.09:45
infinityOf course, you could write a quick irssi perl script to do the identification for you every 24 hours or something.09:45
infinity(Or whatever client you use, X-chat has scripting too)09:45
sabdflgood call - lilo fixed it09:45
infinityWell, I think your cloak screams "lilo needs to pay attention to me occasionally", so that works. :)09:45
pittiinfinity: what would be a convenient format of index.txt for you?09:45
infinitypitti: Do we even need one?09:45
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pittiinfinity: does buildd's apache have autoindex?09:45
infinitypitti: Yeah.09:45
pittiok, then we don't09:45
infinitypitti: And if it doesn't, I can turn it on. :)09:45
pittiyep, seems to work09:45
infinitypitti: I will generate source_version_arch.dchanges files from sbuild that list all the ddebs, and the source name and version.09:45
infinitypitti: Which should make domination and reaping a bit tidier.09:45
pittiinfinity: that's mainly for correct epoch handling, right?09:45
pittioh, also for NBS09:45
infinitypitti: Well, that and being able to tie all the ddebs together as a single entity.09:45
pittiok, great09:45
pittiI hope that won't be too much work for you09:45
lucasouch. both kdeedu and kgeography src packages generate a kgeography binary package09:45
infinityNah, that's easy enough.  It won't be a full .changes file, just a cut-down version with only the fields required.09:45
lucashow is that allowed ?09:45
infinitylucas: It means one of them needs to stop, that's all.  Binary packages move between source packages all the time.09:45
pittilucas: whichever has the higher version number wins09:45
pittiin this case, kdeedu wins both version-wise and component-wise09:46
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carlospitti: I got the approval to merge the code that will open edgy based on dapper09:54
carlospitti: so it's a matter of polish it a bit today09:54
pitticarlos: cool09:54
carlosand merge it into production09:54
Hobbseehi carlos, pitti 09:54
pitticarlos: I mean, can we stop the buildd->people hack for translation tarballs?09:54
carlospitti: I think so. It's useful for debugging purposes but it's not a must09:55
carlosHobbsee: hi09:55
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carloswill be back in 30 minutes09:55
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hunger_workpitti: I replied to your questions on #54530.10:25
pittiah, thanks10:25
pittihunger_work: "/dev/zero can not be mmaped" sounds a bit like a noexec fallout, although I don't see the point of mmap'ing /dev/zero in the first place ;)10:28
hunger_workpitti: Yeap, I thought so too, that is why I mentioned it.10:29
hunger_workpitti: OTOH /dev/zero's permission do not include execute, so noexec shouldn't matter.10:29
pittihunger_work: however, mmap() allows you to specify PROT_EXEC10:30
hunger_workpitti: mmapping /dev/zero is a trick to get a big pre-zeroed area of memory.10:30
pittibah, isn't memset() much more effective for that?10:31
hunger_workpitti: PROT_EXEC is about the pages in momery. I doubt that has anything to do with the filesystem permissions.10:31
pittiI don't know it either, it just came to my mind as a possible explanation10:31
StevenKOr calloc()?10:31
hunger_workIIRC the kernel catches mmaps to /dev/zero and does some magic... so it shouldn't matter.10:32
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pittiogra: ?10:34
hunger_workpitti: You might be right: PROT_EXEC may not conflict with the open mode of the file. Maybe someone opened /dev/zero with exec set? Dunno whether that is at all possible for a file that is in mode 666:-)10:34
ograwhy doesnt it have a os.mount command ... grmbl10:34
pittiogra: it's not portable at all, that might be the reason10:35
ograyeah 10:35
ograbut it would be sooo elegant :)10:35
pittiwell, subprocess.call(['/usr/bin/mount', device] ) isn't that much worse :)10:36
ograsure, but i need to call subprocess :)10:36
hunger_workpitti: And that with python not even having a cpp to handle such issues;-)10:37
ograos.mount(['/usr/bin/mount', device] ) would be cooler :)10:37
pitti^ looks funny10:37
ograwell ...10:37
ogra*grin*10:37
pittiogra: #define subprocess.call os.mount ;)10:37
ograheh10:38
pitti(pre-processor in python 9.3)10:38
StevenKpitti: 9.3 ... ?10:38
pittiStevenK: well, it's not yet in 2.5, so I guesstimated :)10:38
ograStevenK, might also be in 9.2 already  ;)10:39
pitti(well, preprocessor is not pythonic at all, they won't add it anytime soon)10:39
StevenKpitti: :-P10:40
ograpitti, btw, whats the reason we dont use dev.cdrom.lock=0 in /etc/sysctl.conf ? is there some drawback i'm not aware of ?10:41
pittiogra: bug 3569510:42
UbugtuMalone bug 35695 in procps "Please change sys/dev/cdrom/lock default to 0" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3569510:42
pittiogra: however, we need to make sure to clean up properly (lazy unmounting)10:42
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pittiogra: and since hal/g-v-m handle the drive eject button nowadays in a much cleaner way, I didn't bother to work on that10:43
ograheh, supermount-ng10:44
ograthe name of superlatives 10:44
ograpitti, well, i have no g-v-m running on the thin clients :)10:44
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ograbut i'll implement a unlock call in the python script that mounts/monitors the cd10:45
ograi was just wondering why we dont have it by default ...10:46
pittiogra: instead of changing the sysctl default, maybe you can just set it dynamically in ltsp?10:46
ograbut the bug explains it ... even though xubuntu might probaby want to enable it10:46
ograpitti, yes, see above, thats what i'm doing :)10:47
ografcntl.ioctl(f, CDROM.CDROM_LOCKDOOR, 0)10:47
pittiah, cool10:47
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Hobbseehi all.  i'm trying to merge:  magic-haskell, and get magic-haskell_1.0.3-0.1ubuntu1.dsc: Version older than that in the archive. 1.0.3-0.1ubuntu1 <= 1.0.3ubuntu1.  what should i upload the new version as, to overwrite both ubuntu and debian versions?11:02
pittiHobbsee: 1.0.3ubuntu2 seems most logical11:03
pittierm, wait, no11:03
pitti1.0.3ubuntu1 is a native package version11:03
Hobbseepitti: that's what i thought, then wait to fix it for the new upstream version, whenever that happens?11:03
pittiso this is seriously screwed11:03
Hobbseeyes.  heh11:03
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pittiHobbsee: I'd propose 1.0.3ubuntu1-111:04
Gloubiboulgapitti, I think we've used versions like 1.0.3ubuntu2 already11:04
GloubiboulgaToadstool, around?11:04
Hobbseepitti: right.  which is native again, presumably11:04
ToadstoolGloubiboulga: yep, waking up :)11:05
StevenKHrm, that's a point.11:05
Hobbseepitti: sistpoty was the one who seemed to version it that way.  hmm.11:05
Toadstoolhi everybody11:05
pittiHobbsee: ah, ok; Debian just had an NMU11:05
Hobbseehi Toadstool 11:05
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GloubiboulgaToadstool, I think you've already had a similar issue, right?11:05
pittiHobbsee: so it indeed *is* supposed to be a native package11:05
pittiHobbsee: 1.0.3ubuntu2 is fine then11:05
Hobbseeright11:05
ToadstoolGloubiboulga: misversioned NMU for Debian native packages?11:06
Gloubiboulgayes11:06
pittiwell, not exactly 'mis'versioned11:06
Hobbseepitti: okay, cool11:06
StevenKpitti: Sure it is.11:06
pittidebian NMUs are not supposed to 'steal' upstream version numbers11:06
pittialthough 1.0.3.1 would have been more appopriate11:06
StevenKThat's what I was going to suggest.11:06
azeemthere's some dispute on how to version NMUs for native packages I think11:06
StevenKAdd a .1 seems to work.11:07
pittiI still remember doing an NMU for one of iwj's packages and got seriously larted for stealing an upstream version number11:07
Toadstoolwell, i said misversioned 'cause it breaks the -ubuntuX scheme ;)11:07
azeemToadstool: one could argue Ubuntu uses a broken versioning scheme for native packages :)11:10
Toadstool:)11:10
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robtaylorazeem: -$DEBVER[.$DEBNMU] -ubuntu$UBUNTUVER[.$UBUNTUNMU]  ? ;)11:22
dholbachrobtaylor: there are no NMUs11:23
dholbachrobtaylor: in ubuntu :)11:24
infinityNo, but we use NMU versioning in -security and -updates to avoid version overlap with newer releases.11:25
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pittioh, it's only usable from the <pid> process itself. how (un)useful11:30
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pittimvo: this burning black baloon scares me :)11:38
mvopitti: what a couple of seconds and it will explode ;)11:42
pittimvo: an exploding baloon? argh :)11:43
pittimvo: maybe we should turn it upside down and mape it less pear-shaped11:43
pittimvo: s/mape/make/11:43
pittimvo: I'll play with it a bit11:43
mvo:)11:45
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infinityCan anyone think of a filesystem, other than vfat, that has great read/write support in both Win32 and Linux, and doesn't suck?12:24
FujitsuNo.12:24
FujitsuThere isn't one.12:24
Fujitsusmbfs :P12:24
infinityLocal filesystem. :)12:25
FujitsuUDF? :P12:25
infinityYeah, I thought of that.  Not sure what Windows will do with a hard drive formatted with UDF.12:25
FujitsuI was wondering if it'd like it...12:25
jdubinfinity: iso9660?12:26
infinityjdub: iso9660 is read-only.12:26
jdubinfinity: devices are read-only :-)12:26
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infinityIf I wanted read-only, I'd be happy with NTFS, or even vfat, but I want something format an extrenal hard drive for sneakernet backups.12:27
StevenKinfinity: What about ext2? You can get a extension for Windows to read/write it.12:28
FujitsuAnd what's wrong with vfat?12:28
azeem"can get"12:28
tsengits kind of crap how that works12:28
infinityStevenK: Yeah, I'm reading up on those now.  They seem to have improved since I last looked.12:28
tsengbesides not being OOTB12:28
Fujitsuinfinity, they work great.12:28
infinityFujitsu: vfat's just... Fragile.12:28
infinityFujitsu: Especially for 400GB of data.12:29
Fujitsuinfinity, that's true.12:29
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dholbachogra: if you do the gnome-screensaver update: please drop the schema patch and use debian/gnome-screensaver.gconf-defaults - you can use gnome-applets as an example to look at12:51
dholbachogra: that's less pain for the next upstream schema changes12:51
ograok12:52
dholbachgracias12:54
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pittiKamion: are there any further issues with the dapper update that need testing?01:04
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Kamionpitti: no - in fact publication is in progress01:06
pittiyay01:06
pittiHobbsee: ping01:08
pittiajmitch: ping01:09
ajmitchpitti: pong01:10
pittiajmitch: I'd like to make you and Hobbsee administrators for ubuntu-universe-sponsors; are you fine with that?01:10
ajmitchsure01:10
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Kamionpitti: when was the last thing you published to dapper-security?01:15
pittiKamion: this morning, around 0700 UTC or so01:15
Kamionpitti: doh. can you give me a list of what you've published to dapper-security over the last four days or so?01:16
StevenKKamion: Hey, aren't you on holidays?01:16
Kamionbecause I need to make sure to keep the state of the archive at dapper.101:16
pittiKamion: only libwmf from this morning01:16
KamionStevenK: doing dapper point release01:16
Kamion(otherwise yes)01:16
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pittiKamion: it's a small update, doesn't really need to be on the CDs01:16
Kamionpitti: I know, I just need to construct an archive snapshot minus that01:17
Kamioni.e. what matches the CDs01:17
pittioh, I see01:17
pittiKamion: it might be helpful that this is the first libwmf security update ever01:17
Kamionbecause we don't have the proper soyuz stuff yet01:17
Kamionit is :)01:17
Kamionok, I'll just hack that out01:18
pittiKamion: i. e current archive minus libwmf {hoary,breezy,dapper}-security versions is the thing you want01:18
pittisorry for the trouble01:18
Kamionno problem01:19
KamionI should have taken the archive snapshot a few days ago really01:19
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pittiKamion: previous security update was gnupg from last Thursday01:20
pittiKamion: 1.4.2.2-1ubuntu2.2 for dapper01:21
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pittiKamion: and that's on the CDs01:21
Kamionyep01:24
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pittiwb carlos 01:25
carlospitti: hi01:25
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Hobbseepitti: pong01:41
Hobbseepitti: sounds good to me01:45
pittiHobbsee: hereby I declare you a master of the universe sponsors :)01:45
Hobbseepitti: yay :)01:46
Hobbseepitti: what can i do now then?01:46
ajmitchHobbsee: kick the MOTUs into sponsoring stuff01:46
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pittiHobbsee: well, since it's an open team there isn't much to administrate01:46
=== Hobbsee kicks ajmitch into actually doing some MOTU stuff.
Hobbseepitti: right01:46
pittiHobbsee: but in the long term I'd like to hand ownership to a MOTU01:46
Hobbseepitti: so i can just cause general havoc with it01:46
ajmitchlike usual01:46
pittisince I think MOTUs should be self-supporting01:46
ajmitchpitti: agreed01:46
gnomefreakdholbach: ping01:46
pittiHobbsee: you can kick people and write them rude comments about expelling them, and such :)01:47
Hobbseepitti: my first response to that was "so why are you handing it over to me"01:47
Hobbseepitti: ooh!  fun!01:47
pittiHobbsee: I didn't hand it over yet, but if you want to, I'll do it now01:47
Hobbseepitti: sounds good to me :)01:47
gnomefreakHobbsee: your trustworthy and good at what you do?01:47
Hobbseepitti: my point was more, it took me a while to realise that i fit into that MOTU category01:47
gnomefreakcongrats Hobbsee ;)01:48
Hobbseegnomefreak: me?  trustworthy?  you talking in irc, or in anything important here?01:48
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Hobbseei think that most people know that by now :P01:48
=== Hobbsee is trustworthy. yes.
pittiHobbsee: it's your's now01:49
Hobbseepitti: thankyou :)01:49
gnomefreakif i compiled a tar without issues does that mean its a good chance that building it for ubuntu should be ok?01:49
Hobbseepitti: i even *own* it.  cool!01:50
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pittiHobbsee: now it's *your* job to find a nice emblem, not mine any more :-P01:50
ajmitchHobbsee: that's sort of what handing over means :)01:50
Hobbseepitti: hehe!  that's what i was just thinking about01:51
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Hobbseepitti: where's the recommended place for emblems?01:51
Hobbseeinfinity: hehe.  emblems are pretty, anyway01:51
Hobbseehmm..  theres' a field marked contact address too.01:52
pittiHobbsee: 'where'?01:52
Hobbseehmmm?  where's as in, where is01:52
pittiHobbsee: usually it's in the blue box with your Karma and name01:52
infinityHobbsee: Make one!  Pixel art is fun.01:52
infinityHobbsee: And you can't actually upload it without being a team admin, or an LP admin.01:52
Hobbseepitti: no, i realise that.  more was a question of "where do you usually get your emblems from"01:52
pittiHobbsee: yes, they are nice badges you can pin on your shoulder, or LP homepage for that matter :)01:52
Hobbseepitti: hehe01:53
pittiHobbsee: so far I stole them from /usr/share/icons, I'm not an artwork dude at all01:53
Hobbseeinfinity: what, the team owner doesnt count in that?  :P01:53
Hobbseepitti: ahhhh...01:53
infinityHobbsee: I mangle GNOME icons and bend them to my will for fun and profit.01:53
Hobbseeinfinity: hehe, right01:53
pittiinfinity: she just became admin and owner of ubuntu-universe-sponsors01:53
infinitypitti: Ahh, I was looking at the wrong sponsors team (the one I'm a member of, for main) cause I'm half asleep.01:54
infinitypitti: Should I make an emblem for that one for you? :)01:54
pittiinfinity: if you feel like it, of course :)01:54
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pittidoing this stuff occasionally is fun, some months ago I spent about an hour doing a Hackergotchi for me01:55
infinitypitti: It's a good way to waste "awake, but not awake enough to do useful work" time.01:55
pittiHobbsee: right, while you are at it, create a hackergotchi for you :)01:55
FujitsuYep.01:55
pittiinfinity: heh, I know that feeling, for me it's usually the time around midnight01:55
ajmitchpitti: or we could supply one for her01:55
Hobbseeinfinity: art never was my strong point.  although i do get the credit for kubuntu edgy being purple, as i suggested it :P01:55
Hobbseepitti: heh.  i break cameras.01:56
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infinityHobbsee: Ahh, I've been doing various visual art for longer than I've been programming, so the pixel art is kinda midnless and fun.01:56
infinitymindless, too.01:57
Hobbseeoh, who's the channel creator person in here?01:57
Hobbseeie, the top top person for this irc channel01:57
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infinityIf only I could also upload theme music for my teams.  It'd be all like LaunchMySpacePad.01:57
pittilol01:57
StevenKHobbsee: ChanServ says thom.01:57
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HobbseeStevenK: hmm.  never spoken to him before, iirc01:58
TheMusoEven though from my pov, I'm not.01:58
Hobbseeheh01:58
Hobbseeinfinity: ooh, scary.  does that mean i can add a custom background to the page, also matching my myspace? *g*01:58
=== Hobbsee thinks that would be FUN!!!!
Hobbseedont you think so, StevenK?01:58
infinityHobbsee: For universe-sponsosrs/main-sponsors, I was thinking they typical "helping hand" (ie, two hands, interlocked) iconography for universe, and the "iron fist" for main.01:58
StevenKAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEE01:59
HobbseeROFL!01:59
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infinitythom: You still own #-devel.01:59
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Hobbseethom: heya, can we get some more ops in this channel please?01:59
thomyay me01:59
infinitythom: Apparently.01:59
StevenKTheMuso: Mr Planetary Tramp!01:59
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TheMusoStevenK: heh01:59
StevenKDOH!02:00
StevenKthom: Mr Planetary Tramp!02:00
thomStevenK: still not mastered irc? ;p02:00
thomHobbsee: um, yes02:00
StevenKIt's not IRC, it's typing. :-P02:00
infinitypitti: That could be tricky.  How about just the curled edge of old-skool tractor-feed paper?02:00
thomi'm open to suggestions02:00
maswanpitti: one printing text (or something else variable) in graphics mode I hope?02:00
pittiinfinity: but the dot matrix printer makes you fall off your chair much harder02:00
TheMusoStevenK: It sort of applies. :p02:00
pittiat least the ones I heard in my life02:01
thomFujitsu: hey, give that back!02:01
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infinitypitti: I do like the satisfying zip of an old Raven 24.02:01
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Hobbseethom: right.  i'm one, i'm not sure who beyond that.02:01
=== infinity should get one at a flea market or somehting.
maswanI wonder if I could manage to get an apple imagewriter ii up and running02:02
pittiinfinity: the old Epson I once had sounded more like a circular saw02:02
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infinitythom: I suppose I could be added to the op list, since I (apparently) never sleep.02:02
thomHobbsee: launchpad id? 02:02
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Hobbseethom: should be under as hobbsee.  i think02:02
thominfinity: you were about to have it inflicted indeed02:02
Hobbseehi sabdfl 02:02
maswanIt had a rather nice and smattering sound, in addition to the whine02:02
FujitsuHi sabdfl!02:02
tsenginfinity: I don't sleep, either02:02
sabdflhey guys02:02
pittiwelcome back sabdfl 02:02
tsengmorn sabdfl 02:02
gnomefreakHobbsee: it looked like you had 2 ;)02:03
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tsengthe real one, this time02:03
gnomefreakhello sabdfl 02:03
Hobbseegnomefreak: say what?  2?02:03
Fujitsutseng, hahah.02:03
gnomefreakHobbsee: thats what a search pulled up 1 with no karma and 1 with 200k02:03
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Hobbseeah ha!  thanks thom 02:04
=== Fujitsu applauds Hobbsee.
tsengoh cool02:04
=== Hobbsee has completed yet another step of world domination
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pittiHobbsee: accumulating power today? :)02:04
Hobbseepitti: yeah.  arent i always?02:04
Hobbsee:P02:04
pittiphear!02:04
=== Fujitsu fears almighty Hobbsee.
=== Hobbsee puts her hands on her hips and looks around bossily.
Hobbseedoes it work?02:05
tsengHobbsee: how cute02:05
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FujitsuPlease spare me, for I am just a poor little MOTU-wannabe.02:05
HobbseeHAH!02:05
=== TheMuso runs away from Hobbsee but runs into a wall. :p
=== Fujitsu agrees with tseng.
TheMusoI can't escape. :)02:05
thomthere's a reasonable collection of people on the list now02:05
pittiHobbsee: can you please hide the whip? it scares me off02:05
=== gnomefreak would like to give a package to Hobbsee to build but i want to talk to dh first
Hobbseeno, cute is *not* the correct answer to that02:05
Hobbseepitti: but...but...it's my whip....02:05
=== Hobbsee had to use her verbal whip on a girl at work today :(
ajmitchinteresting evening in -devel 02:05
Hobbseeajmitch: very.  i'm in it, what do you expect02:06
pittiyeah, I like these totally off-topic nonsense conversations :)02:06
Hobbseeajmitch: besides, if i do any more uploads, edgy-changes will probably break.02:06
ajmitchyes, things tended to go downhill fast02:06
infinitypitti: Was that a hint? :)02:06
TheMusoHobbsee: Need a cane?02:06
HobbseeTheMuso: i do have a walking stick at work.  it tends to work better.02:06
pittiinfinity: rather an expression of my utter enjoyment :)02:06
pittiinfinity: I like to watch Al Bundy, too :)02:06
thomhrm, launchpad ought to have retrospective karma02:07
TheMusoYeah. It probably doesn't fall apppart with the slightest tap. :)02:07
infinityHobbsee: Now that you've been added to the op list, you're never allowed to be offtopic, ever again.  Much like the zero-tolerance policy for poolice and drugs, and such.02:07
Hobbseeinfinity: what????02:07
infinitythom: Karma times out.02:07
Hobbseeyou mean i cant be hobbsee any more?02:07
thominfinity: really? ah02:07
Hobbseeinfinity: but have to be the sane, prim and proper sarah hobbs?02:07
ajmitchHobbsee: yes02:08
infinitythom: Yeah, recent contributions count for more than crusty old ones, and eventually, the crusty stuff pops off completely.02:08
TheMusoHobbsee: Don't let us males boss you around. :)02:08
Hobbseeajmitch: you know better than most that that's not possible.02:08
HobbseeTheMuso: haha, never.  i can get you guys wrapped around my little finger, no problem :P02:08
Hobbseeinfinity: but i was enjoying my 200K of karma :P02:09
Riddellwhat's the daemon that looks after cpu frequency called?02:09
infinityRiddell: powernowd02:09
Riddellhmm, I don't seem to have powernowd running02:09
Riddell"* CPU frequency scaling not supported"  that'll explain it02:09
ajmitchTheMuso: see how quickly she took over a team & got on the channel list tonight02:09
Hobbseeah ha, we have an icon now :)02:10
Hobbseebut i dont get an icon on my LP page :(02:11
infinityHobbsee: Refresh.  I see it on your page.02:11
ajmitchHobbsee: a gold star?02:11
ajmitchhow special02:11
Hobbseeyeah02:11
=== Fujitsu hugs his 274000 karma.
pittiHobbsee: yo do02:12
pittiHobbsee: you, even02:12
=== infinity suspects a mushroom for main will have to do, then.
Hobbseepitti: ah, right.  okay then 02:12
infinityHope I don't run into copyright issues with Nintendo.02:12
FujitsuHaa.02:12
Hobbseehah02:12
Hobbseeactually, i saw a pretty fish that you could use, if you wanted.02:12
pittiinfinity: a chauffeur cap might be a nice one for a sponsoring team02:13
infinitypitti: Bah, I was just drawing the mushroom.02:13
FujitsuTrue, pitti.02:13
infinitypitti: You eat it and it makes you larger (ie: able to upload to main).. It totally makes sense. :)02:13
infinity(to me)02:14
infinity(late at night)02:14
FujitsuHahaha.02:14
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Hobbseeinfinity: hehe.  right.  i suspect you're very tired02:14
FujitsuI should probably pop off into bed in a moment...02:14
pittiinfinity: hah, I know! A syringe02:15
pittisince you can inject packages to something you usually don't have access to02:15
=== Fujitsu laughs.
sivangre02:16
pittiHobbsee: since infinity loves the mushroom so much, maybe you consider a syringe for the universe team02:16
pittihi sivang, how are you?02:16
=== Fujitsu collapses at the sight of Hobbsee's package upload list.
FujitsuHi sivang.02:16
sivangpitti: fine thanks, and you Martin ?02:16
sivanghey Fujitsu 02:16
pittisivang: I'm well02:17
HobbseeFujitsu: hahaha!02:17
HobbseeFujitsu: how many are there now?  i havent counted02:17
Fujitsu Neither have I.02:17
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FujitsuAnd you haven't been a MOTU for that long >_<02:17
Hobbseepitti: hehe, yeah.  i'm not into needles much02:17
HobbseeFujitsu: yeah, dont start me on that :P02:18
=== Hobbsee conveniently forgets that.
FujitsuHobbsee, did you end up looking through my merges other than mol?02:18
HobbseeFujitsu: nope, didnt know what you'd built, etc02:18
FujitsuAh.02:18
=== Hobbsee wonders what the mail settings are for that team
infinityThere.  Screw you all: https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-main-sponsors02:19
infinity:P02:19
Hobbseehaha nice, infinity!02:19
FujitsuNice, infinity!02:19
pittioooh, what a nice mushroom!02:19
Hobbseehi rodarvus 02:19
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pittithanks, infinity! :)02:19
FujitsuIt looks great!02:19
Hobbseepitti: no, you cant eat it :P02:19
=== pitti spits out the bite again
rodarvushey Hobbsee02:20
ajmitchI seem to be collecting emblems on my launchpad page quite quickly02:20
Hobbseegood pitti.  and see, i didnt even have to use my whip on you02:20
Hobbseeajmitch: it's more fun that way :)02:20
FujitsuHobbsee, I check-built all of them except mol, as it only builds on PowerPC, and my only PowerPC is at school.02:20
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FujitsuWow... ajmitch, you have a lot of emblems.02:21
ajmitchFujitsu: yes, I should leave some teams02:21
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RiddellHobbsee: do it02:21
TheMusoAlthough the emblems will probably be a little small.02:22
infinityFujitsu: I have a few more.  I need to stop making emblems for the teams I join.02:22
FujitsuI've just got the two :P02:22
FujitsuA nice not-two-line list :P02:22
HobbseeRiddell: i can do it?02:22
=== TheMuso should install gnome-mag
=== Hobbsee would have thought Riddell or someone had to do it.
=== Fujitsu notes that infinity on Launchpad isn't actually infinity.
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infinityFujitsu: adconrad02:23
FujitsuI knew it was something like aconrad or something.02:23
=== Fujitsu steals those icons.
mdkefreenode isn't using LP for authentication yet?02:23
mdkeoutrageous02:23
Hobbseeinfinity: are you planning to do your universe merges?  presumably not02:24
infinitymdke: Please don't suggest that when sabdfl is in here.02:24
ajmitchmdke: would you trust your launchpad password going across irc?02:24
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mdkeajmitch: was a joke02:24
=== Fujitsu attaches Ethereal to mdke's connection.
infinityHobbsee: I already checked them, and they were all just minor build failure fixes.  I gave the go-ahead to bddebian to do them, but you're welcome to.02:24
ajmitchmdke: I know, but there's always a risk that some people take it seriously02:24
Hobbseeinfinity: right.  i've just been stealing merges at random, i think02:25
=== Fujitsu hides. That's what I've been doing.
mdkeajmitch: guess so. The serious thing underneath was that it is nice when people have the same irc nick and LP nick... it's easier to find em02:25
infinityHobbsee: The only remotely complex one was dmraid.  If no-one's touched that yet, and it scares you, ping me and I'll do it.02:25
Hobbseeah yes.  02:25
=== gnomefreak dives in head first saying "whats the worst that can happen" :(
Hobbseegnomefreak: :) good man02:27
=== Fujitsu points out to gnomefreak that dmraid is made up of landmines.
=== Fujitsu blocks his ears.
=== Hobbsee makes a mental note to actually write the UVF exception report. wonder who approves them.
infinityHobbsee: mdz, generally.02:28
tsengHobbsee: mdz, Kamion 02:28
pittiHobbsee: me02:28
gnomefreakman pages adn docs are generated for you when building a package right?02:28
pittiHobbsee: oops, sorry; mdz02:28
infinitypitti: You do UVF exceptions now, or did you read that as MIR?02:28
=== Hobbsee wishes pitti did the UVF exceptions :P
=== pitti gets another tea to not mix MIR and UVF
tsenginfinity: UnhandledException02:28
=== pitti blushes and goes back to his vi, pondering g-v-m code
Hobbseepitti: haha.  02:29
desrtpitti; it's dbus's fault.02:29
=== Hobbsee hands pitti a pan galactic gargle blaster.
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tsengdesrt: seriously. I have the same bug in last-exit now and we dont even use gnomevfs (directly)02:29
pittiwhoa, these always make my brain explode02:29
pittihi Keybuk 02:29
desrtHobbsee; bad call.02:29
tsengdesrt: arse.02:29
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Keybukpitti: hey02:29
Hobbseehi Keybuk 02:29
Hobbseehehe02:30
FujitsuEvening Keybuk.02:30
desrtHobbsee; give him one of those and he won't recover until well after edgy02:30
Hobbseedesrt: haha.  that could be fun02:30
desrtfun for you.  bad for edgy.  :p02:30
Hobbseedesrt: well, seeing as i run edgy...02:30
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desrtpeople would be like "hey!  cool new package that gives you a root shell when you telnet to the box without the need for pesky passwords!  it's secure because it runs on a high port number!"02:31
desrtand without pitti around, this sort of thing would be on the install CD02:31
HobbseeFujitsu: it already does.  it's hardlocked twice in two days.02:31
Fujitsu:O02:31
=== Fujitsu finds the key to hardlocked edgy.
mdkebtw, what package is it a bug in if when I login via ssh I get the "no warranty" message and uname -a repeated twice?02:32
desrtmdke; look at your /etc/motd.  is the message there twice?02:32
mdkedesrt: no02:32
desrtweird.02:32
desrtdoes a hush file in your ~ get rid of one or both?02:33
mdkedesrt: what do I need to do to test that?02:34
desrttouch .hushlogin02:34
desrtthen login02:34
desrtsupresses motd, etc. on login02:34
mdkeand should I make that file?02:34
desrtya.  touch will make it for you.02:34
mdkeah02:34
desrtin ~02:34
dholbachgnomefreak: pong02:34
mdkedesrt: now I get 002:34
desrtmdke; so the bug is in a hushlogin-respecting program02:35
mdkebtw the "last login" details appear only once, after the first instance of /etc/motd02:35
gnomefreaki was able to compile gimmie ok. im gonna attempt to build it (to learn) but i remember you wanted to add that in edgy02:36
mdkethen comes the second instance of it02:36
desrtgrepping for hushlogin i get dropbear and sshd02:36
tsenggnomefreak: it doesnt have a make install02:36
mdkedesrt: so, ssh-server i guess has the bug?02:36
gnomefreaktseng: i used checkinstall and it worked so im assuming make install should have02:36
desrtmdke; well... i know pam is also supposed to handle motd printing02:37
desrtmdke; so my bet is that sshd and pam are both doing it02:37
dholbachgnomefreak: what does the package contain afterwards?02:37
gnomefreakafter compiling it?02:38
dholbachgnomefreak: yes, what does the checkinstall package contain?02:38
desrtmdke; you could try commenting out the 'pam_motd.so' line in /etc/pam.d/ssh02:38
dholbachgnomefreak: just run  dpkg -c  on it02:38
mdkedesrt: if I disable pam in the sshd config, the message only appears once02:38
desrtmdke; i bet that will get you 1 message02:38
desrthah02:38
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desrtso i'm right.  sshd and pam both think that they ought to be printing the message02:39
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desrtneither one is wrong, but ubuntu probably ought to decide which one it wants02:39
tsengpam is lower in the stack02:39
desrtbtw02:39
desrtmy /etc/ssh/sshd_config has02:39
desrtPrintMotd no02:39
desrtdid you maybe change that?02:40
gnomefreaklooking for the deb :(02:40
dholbachgnomefreak: oh, i thought checkinstall would provide your with a deb02:40
dholbachgnomefreak: i never used it02:40
gnomefreakit does02:40
gnomefreaki cant remember where it is02:40
mdkedesrt: it is commented out, and says "Yes" (default?)02:40
gnomefreak/usr/bin im sure02:40
dholbachgnomefreak: the point is, as long as http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gimmie/Makefile.am?view=markup doesn't have anything but the funny message in install: we can't package ir properly02:40
desrtmdke; *shrug*02:41
mdkeok, I'll file it02:41
desrtmdke; if you really didn't modify the file yourself then this is the source of the bug02:41
desrtmdke; but my file on edgy is fine02:41
mdkeok, dapper here02:41
desrtit's fine on dapper for me too02:41
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desrtdid you run prerelease dapper on this box?02:41
mdkeno02:42
desrthm02:42
gnomefreakok dholbach ill look into it and let you know02:42
dholbachgnomefreak: gracias02:42
desrti don't think it's worth filing.  just fix it on your machine.02:42
mdkeyes, you are probably right02:42
desrti just checked a couple of my machines that have been upgraded.  one from breezy one all the way from hoary.  no prob on anything.02:43
mdkefine, I'll leave it, thanks for your help02:44
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FujitsuI like it!02:51
pittiinfinity: kind of a negative reward? :)02:52
=== desrt chuckles
=== Hobbsee watches firefox slowly crash.
infinitypitti: Yeah, perhaps mvo commenting on some of the weirder strings he's written into update-manager over the years. :)02:52
gnomefreakdholbach: heres the output of dpkg -c file.deb http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2006602:53
gnomefreakHobbsee: i got ff to work in kde finaly ;)02:53
desrtit's an interesting concept02:53
Riddellgnomefreak: apt-get install firefox?02:53
dholbachgnomefreak: it means the package is empty02:53
Hobbseegnomefreak: yay!02:53
gnomefreakRiddell: no it was the font thing02:53
dholbachgnomefreak: which is because of the missing install target02:53
desrtimagine a launchpad group for "www.penis-enlargement.com lovers"02:53
=== Hobbsee rolls her eyes
mvoinfinity: I worked hard to become a member for this team02:53
desrtand then the admin adds everyone on launchpad to it02:53
gnomefreakdholbach: oh ok ty :(02:53
mvoinfinity: ... very hard!02:54
desrtgroupspam02:54
pittimvo: what do you have to screw up to become a member? :)02:54
dholbachinfinity: there's jkakar's and jbailey's team as well :)02:54
mvopitti: the name says it all :P 02:55
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mvodholbach: URL?02:55
pittimvo: n-d makes me bite into my table02:55
dholbachurg, do i have to search it again :)02:55
infinitydholbach: Hah. :)02:55
ajmitchdholbach: https://launchpad.net/people/intergalacticbloodshed-hackers02:55
sabdflelmo: do we ever want to allow mixed-arch uploads? an upload of a source with builds in different arch's02:55
dholbachajmitch: mvo :)02:56
ajmitchmvo: ^^ :)02:56
infinitysabdfl: We don't want that for Ubuntu, but other hosted projects might.02:56
sabdflinfinity: good point. thanks02:56
infinitysabdfl: I do it in Debian all the time.  ALL the time.02:56
mvodholbach: haha02:56
mvopitti: notification-daemon?02:56
infinitysabdfl: Oh, and we do it with security right now too (source+all+allarches), but that's special-cased.02:56
pittimvo: yes02:57
mvopitti: what are you doing with it?02:57
pittimvo: well, scary things02:57
mvo*ick*02:57
pittimvo: Imagine, I display a notification!02:57
mvopitti: DON'T DO THIS02:57
pittiargh, I *knew*02:57
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mvopitti: seriously, what is it doing wrong ?02:57
pittimvo: it misplaces the notification bubble so that half of it is invisible (below the bottom screen edge) and then it just crashes02:58
pittimvo: with apport installed, I started to notice how often it actually crashes :/02:58
mvo:(02:58
pittiok, that's something for post feature freeze02:58
mvopitti: I will try to have a look soonish, I need to update my tree to reflect the current merge anyway02:59
pittimvo: oh, I just whined, don't feel blamed :)02:59
mvopitti: thats all right02:59
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Hobbseedholbach: three times?03:53
dholbachHobbsee: jealous?03:54
tseng3.times do { Hobbsee.Hug }03:54
Hobbseedholbach: maybe.  i like hugs.  and i'm bugfixing :P03:54
Hobbseeheh03:54
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dholbach:-)03:55
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Hobbseeinfinity: are we gettign a mass giveback on the buildds for edgy?  seeing as a whole lot of stuff failed to build while xlibs/xfonts/whatever it was was broken? 04:14
Hobbseei'm particularly interested in diacanvas204:14
infinityHobbsee: There's one in progress right now.04:15
Hobbseeinfinity: okay, cool :)  any ETA on when it's done?04:16
infinityHobbsee: They take vaguely a day with the current number of failed builds.04:17
Hobbseeinfinity: okay, cool :)  thanks04:17
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Chipzzare there any docs on creating your own usplash boot picture?04:35
Hobbsee!usplash04:36
HobbseeChipzz: yes.  in a channel with ubotu in it04:37
ChipzzHobbsee: no such channel?04:37
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HobbseeChipz[00:38]  <ubotu> usplash is the start-up splash (before GNOME/KDE appears) in Ubuntu. To customize it, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/USplashCustomizationHowto04:38
ChipzzHobbsee: ah, the nick ubotu :)04:38
Hobbseeyes04:38
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ChipzzHobbsee: I thought #ubotu :P04:39
HobbseeChipzz: heh.  siilly :P04:40
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Hobbseeiwj: what's it doing now?04:41
Hobbseeiwj: apart from being horrid, like not actually finishing building if you try with a qt engine, not gtk04:41
iwjThe configure script is on crack.04:43
thomiwj: yes. but which bit in particular this time?04:43
iwjIt's too complicated to explain :-).04:43
iwjThe upshot is that if you build with pango and ft2 it doesn't link.04:43
iwjPresumably it works if you turn on xft but we don't.04:43
thomew04:44
Hobbseeah great04:45
infinityiwj: I vaguely recall hacking around that in thunderbird.04:47
infinityiwj: Check the hideous patches in the thunderbird source, and see if one is helpful.04:47
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ograseb128, ping04:52
seb128ogra: pong04:53
ograseb128, i'm nearly done with ltsp local device support, my scripts link a new device to the users desktop which works just fine, i also add the link to .gtk-bookmarks, now i'd like to use device specific icons, where can i add the info for nautilus ? 04:54
ograjust create a file:XXX entry in .nautilus/metafiles ? 04:54
ogra(the script knows if it a camera, cdrom or harddisk/usbstick)04:55
ogra*its04:55
seb128what is that script supposed to do?04:55
seb128modifying .gtk-bookmarks and nautilus private data looks like hackish and wrong04:56
ograwell, thats the way it works ... in ltsp ... 04:57
ograupstream as well as for us atm04:57
seb128doesn't mean it's right ;)04:57
seb128what are you trying to get listed?04:57
ograi got it listed already, i just want to know how to make it not use the folder icon :)04:58
seb128what got listed already04:58
ograltspfs mounts the device from the thin client in /tmp/.$UID-ltspfs/<device>04:58
seb128I'm trying to suggest a better solution to what you are doing04:58
ogramy script links that to the desktop04:58
seb128but I need to know what you try to get done for that04:58
ograand adds that link dynamically to .gtk-bookmarks04:59
seb128that looks wrong to me04:59
ograthat gives me an icon on the desktop and in the bookmarks list04:59
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seb128those should be listed as drives04:59
ograthey cant04:59
seb128like we do for other mounts, devices, etc04:59
seb128why ?04:59
ograbecause its a fuse mount04:59
ograas the name says, filesystem in userspace05:00
seb128can't you just use a .desktop?05:00
ograi cant do anything that needs root rights05:00
ogradoes openoffice know about that ? 05:00
seb128listing devices doesn't require root rights05:00
ograand doe it get added to .gtk-bookmarks ? 05:00
ogra*does05:00
seb128no, it gets added to the devices list05:00
seb128like if you mount an another partition05:01
seb128try mounting a windows partitions05:01
ograwell, thats the same from a user POV :)05:01
ograhmm, i didnt know thats possible through just a .desktop file05:01
seb128ogra: right click, on the desktop, pick "create launcher"05:02
ograso back to my question, will openoffice know to handle it ? thats the most important part for ltsp ... at least for edubuntu05:02
seb128hum, no, not a .desktop then05:02
seb128but to me it looks like they should be handled like a standard mount05:03
seb128if you mount a partition to /media/windows it get listed to the places05:03
ograhmm, and if i want to create a device .desktop i cant use a path as arguent :)05:03
seb128why shouldn't be the case for those too?05:03
seb128ogra: you can05:03
seb128Type=Link05:03
ograbecause i have no access to /media05:03
seb128URL=/path05:03
ograah, cool05:03
ograok05:03
seb128ogra: /media, or /whatever, same thing05:04
seb128a mount is a mount05:04
seb128the mountpoint doesn't really matter05:04
ograit is no mount :) 05:04
ograits a bit complicated to explain :)05:04
ograthere is a permanent mounted fuse mount ...05:04
ogradevices i plug in on the client get mounted *below* that05:04
seb128how is that different of a windows partition mounted from fstab at boot?05:05
seb128ah05:05
ograin the session there is a script that monitors that dir on the server05:05
ograif a new device shows up it shuld do xyz05:05
ograso the user logged in on the client gets access to the device05:05
ogracurrently i just link the new device t the desktop ...05:06
ograi'll try the .desktop variant 05:06
ograthans for now05:06
seb128np05:06
ogra:)05:06
iwjinfinity: I see what you mean about hacky.  Thanks.05:07
infinityiwj: Yeah, it wasn't elegant, I was rushed and never cared to look for a saner way.05:08
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iwjinfinity: Well, I'm starting to lose patience with it, so I'll copy your `fix' anyway :-).  It has an least reasonable chance of working.05:12
ograiwj, i found an easy way to make flash sound work for my ltsp users05:13
infinityogra: Install Windows and IE?05:13
ograapparently it always worked, but flash itself has a hardcoded test if /tmp/.esd/socket exists even though it doesnt use it at all :)05:14
ograif it doesnt find it, it will just switch off soundoutput internally05:14
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infinityogra: Err, I don't have that here, and flash works.05:15
ogra(we dont have the /tmp/.esd dir at all in ubuntu, esd creates it as /tmp/.esd-$UID)05:15
infinityogra: Or does it also check for /tmp/.esd-${UID}/socket ?05:15
ograinfinity, you have a ltsp setup ?05:15
carlospitti: btw, just in case if someone asks you05:15
infinityogra: Well, no, I mean locally.  This is only an issue with remote X?05:15
carlospitti: the daily language packs were not being regenerated until yesterday (my fault)05:15
ograits an issue with forwarded esd output :)05:16
ogra(you dont have a /tmp/.esd* on ltsp servers usually ... that exists only on the client)05:16
seb128carlos: hi. any edgy language pack planned?05:16
carlospitti: and atm, the mirror database we use is not being updated daily (it's blocked by some admin work)05:16
sbalneavKamion: ping05:16
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carlosseb128: I got an approval for the code changes we had to do05:17
ograsbalneav, he's on vacation this week05:17
sbalneavah05:17
seb128carlos: that mean "yes, soon"? :)05:17
carlosseb128: I need to plan that with Stuart as soon as my changes land in our development repository (today)05:17
sbalneavJust wanted to chat about https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/5418005:17
UbugtuMalone bug 54180 in openssh "[rfe]  sshd ought to support 'none' cipher" [Unknown,Confirmed]  05:17
seb128carlos: during previous cycle you told me that having language packs early should not be an issue for edgy05:18
carlosseb128: my part of the work is already done (once the merge is done) so it's a matter of schedule some tasks from our admins05:18
ograsbalneav, how would that help if you cant use passwords05:18
carlosseb128: we try now to migrate what we have in dapper before opening edgy05:18
seb128carlos: having still no translations when GNOME is string frozen is really not nice for Ubuntu and make it hard to use for translators and has an impact 05:18
sbalneavogra: see my explanation in #edu05:18
carlosand it took more time than planned05:19
ograsbalneav, in a ltsp context ...05:19
ograok05:19
carlosseb128: we could open edgy since the first day05:19
carlosbut the idea was to include all changes in dapper 05:19
seb128carlos: so why does it take 3 months ? :)05:19
carlosseb128: because Dapper translations are also included so no one needs to start from zero05:20
seb128carlos: right, but things like evolution which changed its translation domain is translated to 0% for months now, that's not really acceptable05:20
seb128carlos: who should I speak to to get that sorted for next cycle?05:20
carlosseb128: 0% ?05:21
seb128carlos: yeah, domain translation changed and we have no language-pack shipping the new .mo name05:21
seb128evolution-2.8.mo05:21
seb128we ship evolution-2.6.mo05:21
carlosseb128: Jordi or I05:21
carlosseb128: is it dapper ??05:21
seb128no, edgy05:21
carlosseb128: jordi, danilo or I05:21
carlosseb128: hmmm for edgy, martin05:22
iwjogra: So all you need to do is make /tmp/.esd/socket exist and then it will use the esd lib and connect to the right esd socket ?05:22
carlosuntil we open rosetta to do translations05:22
seb128grumpf05:22
seb128rosetta should be open for translation when the new cycle start05:22
carlosseb128: edgy + 1 will have all code in place to open it at the same time we open soyuz for it05:22
seb128not months after05:22
seb128you already said that during the dapper cycle :/05:22
carlosseb128: my code is called at the same time soyuz is updated with a new distro05:22
ograiwj, exactly05:23
seb128carlos: ok, let's see how it works, but current situation really sucks for Ubuntu05:23
carlosseb128: the difference is that as soon as we open edgy all .pot and .po files for main (or most of them) will be imported05:23
ograiwj, i thought we could add an if statement that checks if LTSP_CLIENT is set to the top of /usr/bin/firefox anywhere 05:24
carlosseb128: I know and I try to do my best with every cycle to improve the situation. The fact that edgy has only 4 months is not helping at all05:24
ograand just mkdir -p and touch the socket file...05:24
seb128carlos: k, I was just trying to point that's important that Ubuntu get translated05:24
ogra(with some error handling indeed)05:24
carlosseb128: don't worry, I'm completely aware of that05:25
seb128carlos: so you can bump the "open next distro for translations" early on your TODO or point to whoever should know that's an issue05:25
carlosseb128: for edgy + 1 ? or edgy?05:25
seb128edgy is too late now05:25
carlosfor edgy is already on top05:25
carlosfor edgy + 105:25
seb128edgy has no translation05:26
carlosI already told you that the code that copy translations between distros is in place already to be called when soyuz is updated05:26
seb128after half of the cycle05:26
carlosso edgy + 1 will be open with translations directly05:26
seb128yeah, but weeks are flying and we still have no translation05:26
seb128GNOME 2.16.0 will soon be here and still no translation05:26
seb128and that starts being a real issue for users, so I'm point it again05:26
seb128ok, cool05:26
seb128s/point/pointing05:27
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ograiwj, http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Sound#Macromedia_Flash05:29
ograseems edubuntu users following that had success ... (the libesd part isnt needed)05:29
iwjogra: Why not just create this socket in your ltsp server package ?  Just `if doesn't exist, create it', during boot.05:31
ograi have no ltsp specific intscrits on the server yet05:31
ogra*initscripts05:31
iwjYou definitely can't do it in /usr/bin/firefox because it has to be done as root.05:32
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ograah, damned, missed that part ... indeed05:32
ograok, i'll think about alternatives :)05:32
ograthanks for the pointer05:32
mcdonaldsguyI'm trying to track down what I think is a bug with the dapper installer, but I'm totally unfamiliar with the debian-installer code... at what point does /target/etc/apt/apt.conf get created?05:33
mcdonaldsguysorry if this isn't the appropriate place to ask...05:33
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mdzmcdonaldsguy: apt-setup, I believe05:47
ograseb128, hmm, Type=FSDevice together with URL for the target dir seems to work ... (looks a bit weird though)05:48
seb128ogra: cool ;)05:48
ograbut i dont get it as a device in the device list (indeed because it isnt a device) can i trick gnome anyhow to see it as device ?05:49
seb128ogra: I don't know offhand but I'll have a look to that later05:50
ograthanks ! :)05:50
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infinitymcdonaldsguy: There should be laws against nicks that make me crave quarter-pounders at 2am, when I can't do anything about it.06:02
LaserJock:-)06:05
HrdwrBoBinfinity: no 24h mcdonalds?06:05
thominfinity: there should laws against craving mcdonalds06:06
HrdwrBoBactually if it's 2am, you're in au eastern states06:06
HrdwrBoBin which case there is 24hr mcdonalds06:06
infinityHrdwrBoB: Lots of 24hr McDonald's, none in my neighborhood, and no 24h trains.06:06
rottingmcdonaldsbetter?06:06
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infinityHrdwrBoB: If you've got a car, you're welcome to show your core-dev appreciation, by grabbing me some.06:08
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infinityHrdwrBoB: (I'm in Armadale... See you in a few)06:08
HrdwrBoBheh06:08
HrdwrBoByou explain it to my wife06:09
mdzpitti: is something supposed to happen when I click on the crash notification icon?06:09
infinityHappily.06:09
mdzHrdwrBoB: pick up a gift for her on the way home06:10
infinityPerhaps a nice apple pie.06:10
HrdwrBoBmelbourne actually has lots (relatively) of 24h florists06:10
HrdwrBoBI imagine for men who are coming home late06:10
mvomdz: does anything happens when you run "apport-gtk" ?06:11
mdzpitti: also, why is it that the process will be in uninterruptible sleep when the helper is called by the kernel? can't we arrange for it to be simply stopped?06:11
infinityWould go well with all the out-til-six drinking that goes on here, yes.06:11
mdzmvo: command not found06:11
mdzdon't have it installed06:11
mvomdz: oh, sorry. make that /usr/share/apport/apport-gtk 06:11
mdzmvo: I don't have the apport-gtk package installed06:12
mdzapport doesn't depend on it06:12
mvook, I guess the icon should only show if apport-gtk is actually installed :)06:12
mdzmvo: agreed06:13
mdzI'll file a bug06:13
mvomdz: thanks06:15
mdzmvo: bug 5597106:15
mdzbug 55791 that is06:15
UbugtuMalone bug 55791 in apport "Can display non-functional notification icon" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5579106:15
mdzmvo: another strange thing, when I hover over the reboot notification icon, it says "crashreport detected"06:16
mdzright now I have both icons, and both say "Crashreport detected".  clicking one displays the reboot dialog, clicking the other does nothing06:16
mdzand they look much too alike :-)06:16
mdzseb128_: gnome-panel-screenshot just crashed on me, and bug-buddy doesn't seem able to get a backtrace06:17
mvomdz: do you have the latest u-n? I uploaded a new version that has different icons and fixes the tooltip problem06:18
mdz/usr/bin/bug-buddy --appname=gnome-panel-screenshot --pid=1 --package-ver=(null)06:18
mdzthat doesn't look right...--pid=1?06:18
seb128_nop, it doesn't06:18
mdzmvo: perhaps I do but haven't logged out06:18
seb128_and (null) doesn't look like right neither ;)06:18
mvomdz: right, that does explain it06:19
mdzbug-buddy also says the app is unknown, dunno if that's normal for g-p-s06:19
seb128_that means that the .desktop is broken06:19
seb128_new bug-buddy rely on the .desktop infos being correct06:19
seb128_having a look06:20
seb128_gnome-panel-screenshot doesn't crash on my box ... is that reproducible on your box?06:20
mdzmvo: ok, restarted update-notifier and the icon is correct now06:20
mdzmy reboot icon disappeared though06:21
seb128_what version of gnome-utils do you have?06:21
mdzVersion: 2.15.91-0ubuntu106:21
seb128_could you try with .92? :)06:21
mdzyep, upgrading06:21
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Burgworkmdz, do you have a time for Knot 2? IE:, should I push myself to finish Knot2 on the wiki tonight/next day?06:26
mdzBurgwork: I believe Kamion is rolling knot 2, and he is on holiday until next week06:27
mvomdz: I will look into if/why the reboot icon might have disappeared06:27
Burgworkmdz, ok, thanks for the info06:27
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bluefoxicywow.  In Evolution there's an s-expression library with a 'struct _glib_sux_donkeys { ... }' in it07:01
sabdflbluefoxicy: truth is not always an absolute defence, it seems07:01
bluefoxicysabdfl:  it's just immature.07:02
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pittimdz: crash icon> update-notifier needs a small update, already settled with mvo07:25
pittimdz: kernel sleep> tricky, I discussed this with BenC for a while; I think the new approach is more robust07:26
mdzpitti: looks like update-notifier is already fixed, I only needed to restart it07:27
mdzpitti: I'd be interested to read the discussion if you have a copy around07:27
pittimdz: oh, it was in German :/07:29
pittimdz: short story is, instead of checking /var/crash/* on its own, it needs to call /usr/share/apport/apport-checkreports07:29
mdzpitti: BenC speaks german?07:29
pittimdz: oh, I thought the one with mvo, sorry ;)07:29
BenClol07:31
pittiBenC: from my experiments it seemed to be impossible to do anything with the crashed process while the kernel was active on it; is there another option?07:32
BenCpitti: what else do you need to do?07:33
pittiBenC: well, I am fine with the 'dump core, let it die, and examine the core' approach; I'm refering to mdz's question why the crashed process cannot be stopped instead of being in kernel sleep07:34
mvopitti: is the script ready? 07:34
pittimvo: yes, since yesterday07:35
mdzBenC: he wants to ptrace it07:35
BenCthe process has to be stopped in order for the kernel to process the core dump without the process dieing07:35
mdzstopped is fine; stopped processes can be ptraced07:35
dmgmdz: you could always learn german: http://fsi-language-courses.com/GermanBasic.aspx07:35
pittimdz: besides, you currently cannot gdb a stopped process either07:35
pittimdz: but this is a gdb limitation AFAIUI07:35
mvopitti: perfect, I will add it then07:36
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BenCmdz: How do you ptrace something that is just going to be reaped?07:36
BenCit's not going to do anything else other than die and gets its memory reclaimed07:36
mdzBenC: but before it does, we'd want to examine its memory07:37
mdzand registers07:37
pittimdz: but we can get all of that from the core dump07:37
BenCmdz: which the core dump can provides, right?07:37
dmgas long as the core dump isn't being put on a read-only file system or somewhere that might run out of space.07:38
BenCdmg: it's being done the same way it would be done if you set ulimit=100M07:38
mdzpitti,BenC: sure, we can get the same info either way.  the core dump seems like an extra step07:39
BenCso if it would normally be allowed to core dump, then it would be the case here as well, and if not, then apport will just deal with what little info it can get (process name, signal, etc)07:39
mdzand core dumps have historically not always worked correctly, e.g. in threaded programs07:39
mdzis that fixed now?07:39
mdzit also seems that this would require that we enable core dumps by default in order to get any useful information07:40
BenCmdz: Current setup is going to be like this:07:40
mdzand if they're enabled by default, and apport isn't there to clean up, they'll create cruft07:40
BenC/proc/sys/kernel/crash-helper will contain the name of a program07:40
BenCthe kernel checks if that helper exists and is excutable07:40
BenCif it is, it creates the dump regardless07:41
BenCcalls the helper07:41
BenCif the core dump was created just for the helper (e.g. ulimits has core=0), then it removes the core07:41
BenCpitti: One thing I haven't thought about is serialization of the helper program07:42
pittiBenC: serialization?07:43
BenCpitti: would you prefer that the kernel just call it whenever, or should it only allow one helper to be active at a time?07:43
pitti(btw, I have to leave in two minutes for Taekwondo, sorry)07:43
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BenCI can create a lock so that it wont call another helper until the previous one is done07:43
pittiBenC: apart from the multiple I/O load it will create, I don't see a problem with having several parallel instances07:43
BenCok07:44
BenCjust worried about a flooding caused by some gnome program failing repeatedly07:44
pittiit currently does not do anything that would need mutual exclusion07:44
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pittiBenC: well, apport only creates one report per program and user07:44
pittiBenC: if there already is an unread report, it immediately exists07:44
pittis/exists/exits/07:44
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BenCgotcha07:45
pittimdz: that's why I wanted to avoid setting the standard ulimit (avoid disk usage DoS)07:45
mdzpitti: ah, ok.  it sounds like you've addressed that issue already07:46
pittimdz: OTOH apport shouldn't unconditionally remove core dumps, the admin will usually want them if he enabled ulimits manually07:46
mdzpitti: it should move them into /var/crash and expire them, or similar07:46
pittiok, if there are any further issues, please mail me; sorry, I have to leave now07:46
pittimdz: that's roughly what happens now07:46
pittimdz: they are bzip2'ed and integrated into the crash report with the other data07:46
pittimdz: and a cronjob cleans up old ones07:47
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mdzpitti: good night07:47
pittimdz: bzip2 makes a *huge* difference (160 MB firefox dump uncompressed -> 5 MB bzip2)07:47
mdzpitti: yes, I expected it would07:47
sladenpitti: how does gzip compare?07:48
pittisladen: didn't try07:48
mdzprobably almost as good07:48
pittiyes, the dump is full of zeros07:48
mdzprobably full pages of zeros; I wonder why they're not done sparsely07:48
pittiok, cu!07:48
mdzBenC: sparse core dumps?07:48
sladenpitti: in that case (uninitalised RAM) then, gzip might be preferable, it's stream-based and the processing overhead at the server end will be about 1% of the bzip2 one07:49
mdzsladen: you mean initialised RAM07:50
mdzI'm not too concerned about the overhead on the server side; they'll be batch processed07:50
mdzand if it saves the user even a small amount on the upload, that can be valuable07:50
mdzsmaller upload -> less time spent reporting the problem -> more problem reports07:50
dmgthe problem with sending core dumps is that they might contain sensitive information and there's no way to reliably scrub them.07:51
mdzdmg: hence we need to ask the user's permission07:51
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Nafallomjg59: ping07:53
sladenNafallo: just ask07:54
Nafallooki :-)07:54
Nafallodid anyone see the latest reply on bug #32963 ? maybe this is worth a new upstream version?07:55
UbugtuMalone bug 32963 in xserver-xorg-driver-i810 "Xv movies on 810/i945 gives horrible color, Gamma" [Unknown,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3296307:55
Nafalloif someone make the package I'm happy to test it here :-)07:55
Nafallo(on edgy i386)07:55
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Nafallosladen: ah, you are the assigne :-)07:59
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bddebianHeya08:00
rodarvusNafallo, our edgy package of i810 is basically the latest version available08:00
bit_doidaohello! how to compile php5 with imap support? its possible to have it by default in php5-ubuntu.deb?08:00
rodarvus(only two small changes from the latest available version from edgy i810 package)08:00
Nafallorodarvus: 1.6.1 in edgy, 1.6.3 is latest upstream, and the one that hopefully fixes the bug :-).08:01
rodarvusNafallo, read what I just said :)08:01
rodarvusthere are only two small changes from 1.6.1 to 1.6.308:01
Nafalloyea, saw it afterwards :-).08:01
sladenNafallo: I think after I bitched at the Intel people in paris they got the people in China to go and send something upstream---not that they bothered sending a copy back to me08:02
mjg59Nafallo: Hi08:02
cr3how can I determine which driver corresponds to a file under /dev, like /dev/ptmx for example08:02
mjg59Nafallo: Ah, already dealt with08:02
Nafallomjg59: hello. oh? there is a new package to test somewhere? :-)08:03
sladencr3: that's the pseudo terminal multiplexer...08:03
Nafallosladen: how... kind of them not to :-P.08:03
sladencr3: you probably want ---> #ubuntu08:03
mjg59Nafallo: Oh, no08:03
mjg59Nafallo: I'm not anything to do with X at the moment08:04
mjg59I'll see if I can reproduce somewhere08:04
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Nafallomjg59: hehe, might be a vice decision ;-)08:04
Nafallooki08:04
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rodarvusoh08:15
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rodarvusNafallo, I just found out one of the two "small changes" I mentioned is actually the merge of the 'mergedfb' tree of i81008:16
rodarvusso, not really a small change08:16
Nafallo:-)08:16
rodarvusNafallo, I'd be thankful if you could test it, then :)08:16
Nafallohmm, when I get the build-deps correct ;-)08:17
rodarvusI can build it quickly locally, if needed be08:17
Nafalloany idea where xineramaproto might reside? :-)08:17
rodarvusx11proto-xinerama-dev08:18
Nafalloyea. we can see who can make it build first! :-)08:18
Nafallothanks :-)08:18
rodarvusNafallo, actually I'm ok with you build-testing it08:18
Nafallookidoki08:18
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rodarvusbtw, is anyone up to testing xorg-server on i386 or amd64?08:19
Nafallosure, why not. after I test this one :-)08:19
rodarvusI got an updated package (with ~ 16 new patches on it)08:19
dholbachsladen: cr3 works for Canonical - and that question is not really a "#ubuntu support" question - I doubt they'd know over there.08:19
rodarvus(disclaimer: works fine on two different machines, here)08:20
cr3dholbach: that's alright, I'll figure it out :)08:20
dholbachcr3: I'd tell you, if I knew :-)08:21
cr3dholbach: I'm getting the source and I suspect I could grep for the major and minor numbers of the driver. I'll see once the darn thing finishees downloading :)08:21
cr3err, numbers of the device in the drivers sources08:22
bbrazilcr3: /proc/devices08:22
cr3bbrazil: thanks, that's a nice overview. I was using ls -l which provides that information as well08:23
bbrazilcr3: it does?08:24
cr3bbrazil: sure, major and minor device numbers08:24
bbrazilcr3: ah, I though you were looking for the drivers08:24
Nafallorodarvus: that worked better, makes it throu configure okey now ;-)08:25
Nafallofinished building, brb. restart X :-)08:25
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treitterdebhelper isn't very useful of you don't have an autotooled package, right?08:27
LaserJockdebhelper is useful for just about any situation, I'd think08:28
bit_doidaohello! i want to recompile php5 with only i additional stuff. how to het the original compile parameters for adding this one --with?08:31
LaserJockbit_doidao: apt-get source and look in <source>/debian/rules08:34
LaserJockbit_doidao: and #ubuntu-motu might be a better place for that :-)08:34
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Nafallorodarvus, sladen: I still have the bug :-/08:38
rodarvusthats sad08:38
rodarvusNafallo, do you want to upgrade xorg-server to check if it solves your bug?08:39
Nafallorodarvus: sure :-)08:39
rodarvusI don't think it will, but you'll be helping me test the new xorg-server :P08:39
bbrazilbit_doidao: phpinfo()08:39
Nafallo:-)08:39
RiddellKamion: what's the state of the point releases?08:39
rodarvusNafallo, http://people.ubuntu.com/~rodarvus/packages/xorg-server/08:40
rodarvusit has packages for i386 and amd6408:40
sladenNafallo: were you the person that tried the latest upsteam from xorg?08:41
Nafallosladen: yea, I built a package for i810 and rebooted :-)08:42
BurgworkRiddell, kamion is on vacation this week08:42
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bddebianheh08:44
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dholbachBurgwork, tseng: I'm sure Riddell is perfectly aware of that - Kamion was around today and yesterday to help with the releases and we are all happy he helped out with them.08:49
Burgworkdholbach, very likely, but it was an odd question08:51
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Nafallorodarvus: that works, will test video after I made my dinner ready :-908:52
rodarvusNafallo, thanks08:52
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rodarvusare you running i386 or amd64?08:52
Nafalloi386. my rabbit ate the powercord for my amd64-laptop :-/08:53
Nafalloso can't test that :-P08:53
bddebianIt's an evil beast with big pointy teeth...08:53
LaserJockNafallo: yikes, is the rabbit ok :-)08:54
Nafallohehe08:54
Nafalloyepp08:54
Nafallohttp://www.nafallo.info/blog/ ;-)08:54
Nafallobddebian: big and big... http://www.nafallo.info/~nafallo/pics/animals/storm.jpg08:57
bddebian"Run away, run away..."08:57
Nafallo...and the bug still isn't solved.08:58
mdzRiddell: the point release is on its way to the mirrors, according to Kamion's message some hours ago09:04
mdzRiddell: will be announced late tonight or early tomorrow, UTC09:05
Riddellmdz: do you know if that includes kubuntu?  I don't see it on releases.ubuntu.com09:06
mdzRiddell: no, I don't09:07
elmoit does, it's still syncing09:08
Riddellelmo: cool, thanks09:08
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seb128siretart: around?09:18
seb128siretart: why did you reassign bug #48138 to totem-xine?09:18
UbugtuMalone bug 48138 in totem "totem-xine crashes when started with no argument" [Unknown,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4813809:18
seb128siretart: the commit pointed is a libxine one09:18
crimsunseb128: he may have just read the "bugzilla.gnome.org" URL and not seen the actual xine-lib portion09:24
seb128crimsun: yeah, probably, that's why I ping him ;)09:25
crimsun(source package corrected.)09:25
seb128crimsun: ok, thank you ;)09:25
elmo(releases.u.c is now up-to-date and cdimage.u.c is syncing at a sane speed again and will be up-to-date in 5-10 mins)09:26
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dilingeri'm seeing some issues w/ the dapper installer (apt-setup) and apt10:20
dilingerdapper's apt-setup seems to create /etc/apt/apt.conf w/ Acquire::http::proxy set to "false"10:20
dilingerin one case (i'm not sure how a coworker managed to get it that way), apt.conf contained 'Acquire::::proxy "false";'10:21
dilingersomehow, $protocol never made it there10:21
dilingerin the rest of the cases, apt.conf is ending up w/ 'Acquire::http::proxy "false";', which does not work with out apt proxy (approx, apt-cacher)10:22
dilingerwhat i end up getting is this when i apt-get update:10:22
dilingerFailed to fetch http://zanzibar.ne.in.athenacr.com:9999/ubuntu/dists/dapper/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  403 Forbidden10:22
dilingerhowever, i can wget that file; and if i comment out that Acquire::http::proxy line or set it to "" (instead of "false"), it works10:23
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dilingeris this somehow related to gpg checking, or a genuine apt bug?10:24
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dilingerok, well: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/5581310:47
UbugtuMalone bug 55813 in apt "Acquire::http::proxy breaks things with apt proxies like apt-cacher" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  10:47
dilingerheh, what timing10:47
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pittiHello again11:05
dmgpitti: have a good time beating people up?11:05
dmgor throwing them, I suppose.11:05
pittimdz: re apport, having the kernel create a core dump is not really an extra step; we want the core dump anyway to be able to create good backtraces later; it's just that creating the core from apport itself would allow greater flexibility11:06
mdzpitti: ok11:06
mdzpitti: I'm eager to experiment with it11:06
pittidmg: hey, I'm peaceful :)11:08
pittimdz: heh, it seems archive.u.c. caught up a little and now has 0.811:08
pittimdz: I uploaded 0.9 some 6 hours ago, so it can't take long any more until it reaches the archive11:09
pittimdz: with 0.9 I'm reasonably confident of not breaking too much; thus I'd like to add it to ubuntu-desktop for greater testing coverage soon11:09
pittimdz: would you be fine with that?11:09
mdzpitti: yes11:09
dholbachin fact i didn't see any package updates in the last 6 hours11:10
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pittidholbach: hey, it took over a day for 0.8 to appear, so I won't complain yet :/11:11
pittimdz: in 0.9 I also added a library (and some instructions how to use it) which 'fakes' the future kernel behaviour, so that you can get full gdb love11:12
mdzdholbach: really?  where is the blockage?11:12
pittidholbach: yesterday it was due to the network link switch11:12
mdzpitti: what's the future kernel behaviour?11:12
pittimdz: security.u.c. was moved yesterday, archive.u.c today11:12
dholbachmdz: i can't tell, it's just what i noticed11:13
pittimdz: now it just calls apport while keeping the crashed process in limbo; BenC works on the solution we discussed some hours ago, the kernel dumps core and *then* calls apport with the core dump file as argument11:13
pittimdz: and it will introduce another 'temporary' core size ulimit (if the normal ulimit is broken, it'll remove the core dump after apport finished)11:14
BenCedgy kernel upload tonight with ABI bump (you've been warned, because basically there's nothing you can do to stop me!!! :)11:16
mdzpitti: oh, I see11:16
pittigo, BenC, go! :)11:16
BenCpitti: cleaning up your apport stuff is my final task before upload11:16
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pittiBenC: that might come in time for tomorrow's distro team meeting :)11:17
BenCI wont lie, I finished it up so my task list appeared as if I did something useful this past week :)11:17
BenC"it's all about the bullets baby"11:18
pitti^ from which movie does that come?11:18
BenCthe song, "It's all about the Benjamin's baby"11:19
BenCor the weird al version, "It's all about the Pentium's baby"11:19
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pittimdz: ok, then I'll wait with the main promotion/ubuntu-desktop addition until the kernel is in place, then we don't need the hideous library any more to get the full fun11:20
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pittiGood night everyone11:47
slomogn8 pitti 11:47
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dholbachnight guys11:56
slomogn8 dholbach :) and enjoy your vacation11:57
dholbachgracias slomo! have a good time too!11:57
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