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jonohey12:09
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Keybukpygi: you sick man ;)12:11
pygiKeybuk, ;)12:11
LaserJockdoes update-manage hand dapper->edgy upgrades well?12:13
LaserJock*handle12:13
LaserJockI guess that might be a little more of an #ubuntu+1 question12:14
pygiLaserJock, it does12:14
mdzLaserJock: it has a preliminary upgrade mode for edgy which you should test, yes12:14
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LaserJockhmm, no man page for update-manager in Dapper, interesting12:17
LaserJockI'm guessing update-manager -c -d will do the trick12:18
LaserJockhmm, well it could use some more informative error messages :-)12:22
seb128is there some other tool than gdb to get a backtrace? :)12:24
wasabi__Hmm. What's the usual procedure for forcing a package to rebuild? Just a new upload?12:26
wasabi__With no changes and a comment.12:27
Keybukyup, use VERSIONbuild112:27
wasabi__k12:27
wasabi__ubuntu1build1?12:27
Keybukusually mention why you're forcing a rebuild12:27
Keybukfor that, just do ubuntu212:27
wasabi__thought so12:27
wasabi__thanks. just making sure.12:27
Keybukyou only need to force a rebuild that way if it built already12:27
Keybukie. soname change of underlying library12:28
mdzseb128: catchsegv12:28
Keybukif the build failed, it doesn't need forcing12:28
wasabi__Versioned dependencies moved away.12:28
wasabi__So now it's uninstallable, etc.12:28
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mdz] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with edgy) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | 6.06.1 released
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seb128mdz: thank you, that one doesn't crash but gets not bt neither :p12:33
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wasabiOooh. Automatic crash reporting. I like.12:48
wasabiBit rough. Great addition.12:48
wasabiShould attach a core file automatically. :)12:48
desrtedgy's bugbuddy you mean?12:49
wasabiYeah.12:49
desrtit uses the new HTTP technology12:49
desrtvery 90s :)12:49
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wasabiHeh.12:49
wasabiIt's just nice to have it.12:49
desrt(thank god somebody finally implemented that) :)12:49
wasabiWonder if the plan is for it to do the reporting itself... including attaching this file.12:50
wasabiProbably. ;012:50
desrtwell12:50
desrtyou sort of have to ask the user "what were you just doing?"12:50
desrtand sending in core files is extremely dangerous and sometimes unrealistic12:51
wasabiYeah. Simple questions, sure. But right now it makes you open launch pad, click new bug, submit, add attachment, paste /var/crash/_somefile.crash into the attachments. ;)12:51
wasabiYeah.12:51
wasabiMS basically submits tailored core files.12:51
wasabiStack only or some such.12:51
seb128desrt: I'm not sure you guys speak about the same thing, wasabi is speaking about apport12:54
wasabiapport the new thing that just popped into edgy?12:54
wasabiyup12:54
desrtya.  i don't know what that is :)12:55
seb128apport is what you get notifying you that something crashed to edgy12:55
wasabireplacing bug buddy, or in addition to?12:55
desrtoh.  that's what i'm talking about12:55
seb128desrt: sort of bug-buddy but not GNOME specific12:55
desrtthe new bugbuddy thing12:55
seb128desrt: new bug-buddy is bug-buddy with xml-rpc for me ;)12:55
desrtdoes it file to launchpad or bugzilla?12:55
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seb128desrt: bug-buddy? bugzilla! apport? it opens a browser on launchpad atm but save the informations to /var/crash too12:56
wasabibah. gnome settings daemon can't update xkb config12:56
seb128desrt: the plan is to bug launchpad by xmlrpc and get automatic debug backtrace ... but that part is not done yet ;)12:57
wasabiseb128: how are you planning on getting the bt? -dbg packages, or uploading a core file or something?12:57
seb128for now it has the "detect crashes, a basic UI and bug dumps to /var/crash"12:58
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seb128wasabi: read the "Introducing automatic crash reporting in Edgy" mail from Martin on the -announce list12:58
seb128it has all the details about that :)12:59
wasabik12:59
seb128wasabi: basically a compressed coredump sent to a box which will get the bt12:59
wasabiAhh. Cool. That's what I was thinking.12:59
wasabiA launchpad service that added that info to the bug reports just running, etc.12:59
poningruwasabi: it was also in the dev mailing list01:00
wasabineato. fun to see it all coming togheter01:02
gnomefreakmdz: i confirmed the bug and pitti had told me it was known so i didnt bother filing one but thank you01:02
gnomefreak-but01:03
mdzgnomefreak: what bug?01:05
gnomefreakthe ff bug01:05
mdzwhich firefox bug?01:06
gnomefreakthe one you filed that apt breaks ff01:06
gnomefreakbug 5639401:06
UbugtuMalone bug 56394 in firefox "Premature use of Breaks causes apt failure" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5639401:06
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bluefoxicys/*/& we don't want that/01:19
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sabdflrhythmbox is looking *shiny*01:20
sabdflyum01:21
sabdflpretty is a feature!01:21
mjg59Lalala.01:21
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sabdflDoremi, would be more appropriate, gene-boy01:22
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mjg59desrt: Pf. I've got something with ticky boxes and if you tick them gnome-obex-server starts and stops01:22
mjg59It does some other useful stuff too01:23
sabdflmjg59: did you see my questions about the new usplash magic?01:23
sabdfli have a cunning plan01:23
mjg59sabdfl: Yeah01:23
mjg59sabdfl: You can draw boxes in different colours01:23
desrtmjg59; this sounds less impressive than i'd have imagined01:23
mjg59desrt: Haha01:23
desrtmjg59; i guess it's a last-minute job now?01:23
mjg59desrt: Nah01:23
mjg59It's all good01:23
sabdflmjg59: more than 16 colours? can you know the resolution and colour depth?01:24
mjg59sabdfl: Basically, you can dump a pixmap onto the screen and draw boxes. You can move sections of screen around, too.01:24
mjg59sabdfl: More than 16 colours is trivial, but not yet implemented. Yes, you can query the resolution.01:25
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desrtvuntz vuntz vuntz01:26
mjg59desrt: As far as UI goes, you've got bluetooth enable/disable, discoverability, whether or not you're accepting obex file transfers, where they get saved to, that sort of thing01:26
bddebianHowdy folks01:26
mjg59desrt: Currently implemented as a hal addon, a simple GTK frontend and a session daemon 01:27
desrtoh god.  a new session daemon.01:27
desrtmjg59; do you also have that neat stuff where you can see bluetooth devices and their services in hal?01:28
mjg59desrt: Yes01:29
desrtdo you have a hal method for hid attach?01:29
mjg59Yes01:29
desrtrock.01:29
desrtthat alone is awesome enough01:29
mjg59And rfcomm binding01:29
mjg59As I said, it needs UI01:29
mjg59But that's easy enough01:29
desrtsome sort of client-side API for that might be nice01:29
mjg59More of a client-side API than HAL?01:29
desrtlike int open_rfcomm_by_hal_uid (const char *);01:30
desrtwhich gives an fd01:30
desrtand handles all the binding and whatnot in the background01:30
mjg59Hm.01:30
mjg59Interesting idea.01:30
desrtthat's really what people want01:30
mjg59Right now it binds, then once the binding is completed adds a device node name to the HAL properties01:30
desrtso you're already most of the way there01:31
mjg59Yeah01:31
mjg59Should probably go in libbtctl01:31
desrtto quote jeff: DOIT01:31
mjg59And libbtctl should be ported to hal stuff01:31
mjg59Without breaking API01:31
desrtthank god my project doesn't care about API break01:31
mjg59But I couldn't really be bothered redoing the libbtctl stuff when it wouldn't provide any user-visible difference01:31
jdubdesrt: starsky and hutch01:33
mjg59So.01:33
mjg59How should I provide the list of devices?01:33
mjg59In the pointy clicky UI01:33
jdubmjg59: A PIE MENU01:34
mjg59Anyone other than Jeff?01:34
lifelessmjg59: you should provide it in a clear manner01:34
desrtjdub; thx.01:34
mjg59lifeless: And it should also be functional01:34
lifelessmjg59: you should provide it in a clear and functional manner01:35
lifeless^better ?01:35
mjg59To be honest, I'm tempted to just provide one icon per device and a clicky "use" button01:35
mjg59Since the number of bluetooth devices which have more than one useful function is small01:35
mjg59And we probably wouldn't support them anyway01:36
desrtlike every cellphone ever?01:36
mjg59desrt: Other than "Make this appear for DUN", what have you got?01:36
desrtaddress book sync, modem, voice, ...01:36
mjg59Address book sync should be application specific01:36
desrtit's still an sdp-reported thingy01:36
mjg59And on some devices, it's done over the serial connection anyway01:37
mjg59Screaming nightmare01:37
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mjg59I have no idea what my phone supports01:38
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TheMusoBelieve it or not, there are actually BlueTooth braille displays.01:38
LaserJocknifty01:38
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jdubTheMuso: hardcore01:40
TheMusojdub: Makes sense.01:41
jdubTheMuso: guess it means dodging the whole "find the socket" thing, hey?01:41
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TheMusojdub: Yeah, and having to have the display close to the computer.01:41
shackanmjg59, for printers ?01:41
TheMusoOr not having to, in the case of bluetooth.01:41
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mjg59Ah, printers are one case01:42
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mjg59Another appears to be automatically downloading pictures when nearby01:42
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sabdfldesrt: are you seeing someone for those inanimate object issues?01:43
desrtsabdfl; my apple certified repair technician01:43
shackanmjg59, patched gnome bluetooth or did from scratch?01:43
sabdfljdub! how's life D-U?01:44
mjg59shackan: No patches to gnome bluetooth yet01:44
shackanack01:44
mjg59Mostly because that would involve Python01:44
desrtsabdfl; unfortunately i need my laptop for the time being so i have to put up with the issues until i feel like saying goodbye to it for a few weeks01:44
mjg59And Python scares me01:44
shackanmjg59, wasn't g-b written in c ?01:44
mjg59It's a mixture01:45
slomomdz: libiec61883 is not in debian yet because it was blocked by libraw1394... a newer version was needed but the old maintainer orphaned it and nobody took it until a month ago01:45
shackanscary..01:46
mdzslomo: we already have the newer version in edgy?01:46
slomomdz: both libiec61883 and new libraw1394 should get into debian soon01:46
slomomdz: yes, i updated it shortly after edgy opened01:46
mdzslomo: ok01:46
bddebianslomo: Define soon ;-)01:46
mjg59If I've uploaded something to universe and it's hit NEW, do I actually need to do anything?01:47
slomobddebian: "soon" :) it blocks gst-plugins-good in debian and packages seem to be ready already, only waiting for a sponsor01:47
mjg59I've spent long enough with the flies that I'm forgetting this stuff01:48
bddebianslomo: Ah, cool, then I can play with mythtv :-)01:48
slomobddebian: we will have it sooner ;)01:48
LaserJockmjg59: last I saw NEW had a large backlog01:48
bddebianAye :-(01:48
mjg59Fair enough01:48
mjg59I'll hack in usplash integration at some stage01:49
mjg59Bling-tastic hibernate01:49
LaserJockI think there's packages a month old in NEW01:51
LaserJockso it could take a while01:51
bluefoxicy<sabdfl> rhythmbox is looking *shiny*01:53
sabdflwho processes NEW for universe?01:54
LaserJocksame as Main01:54
bddebiansabdfl: Same folks as for main01:54
LaserJockubuntu-archive I imagine01:54
LaserJockmostly Kamion?01:54
bddebianand Keybuk01:54
bddebianBut iirc Keybuk said something about not being as involved in the licensing stuff?01:55
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slomomdz: i've already written a MIR for it btw... shall i still disable the b-d for now or let it go on dep-wait and simply hope that the MIR will be approved soon? :)01:55
bluefoxicyI don't see shininess... however I do "wtf python console" (rhythmbox AND gedit have python console plug-ins), which is leading me to "are we feature-bloating yet?"01:55
Keybukbddebian: hmm, no?01:56
KeybukI'm just as involved01:56
bddebianOh, sorry01:56
Keybuksabdfl: what's stuck?01:56
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slomoKeybuk: when you process gnome-sharp2 from NEW please move it to main... it doesn't need a MIR as it's only code we have in main already. it was splitted off the gtk-sharp2 source package01:57
mdzslomo: best to wait to upload with the build-dep until the report is approved, in case there are isuses01:57
mdzissues01:58
mdzonce it's approved, fire away01:58
Keybukmdz: would "archive-fest" be a good use of the sprint, or not?01:58
Keybukie. cleaning out source NEW, cruft, NBS, anastacia, etc.01:59
slomomdz: ok :)01:59
mjg59sabdfl: If you want hibernate to have usplash bling, then NEW time would be a worthwhile investment02:00
mdzslomo: libiec61883 accepted02:00
slomomdz: thanks :)02:00
mdzKeybuk: if it'd be more efficiently done as a group, yes02:00
mdzif it's individual round tuits, probably not02:00
Keybukit's round tuits of the right shape02:01
bddebianw00t, thx mdz02:05
Keybukmjg59: what did you upload?02:05
mjg59Keybuk: uswsusp02:06
Keybukwas this the original upstream tarball?02:06
mjg59No02:06
mjg59It's somewhat hacked02:06
Keybukhmm02:07
Keybukshouldn't have CVS/* in it then02:07
Seveasmjg59, would getting more than 16 color support mean merly poking at pngtobogl or is the pallette size currently really limited to 16 colors in libbogl itself?02:07
Keybukdebian/copyright has problems (claims GPL v2 or above, source claims v2 only; missing copyright attributions)02:08
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mjg59Keybuk: Oh, tch.02:08
mjg59Seveas: pngtobogl and a little work on libbogl02:08
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Keybukmjg59: nothing blocking, but could you fix those in the next upload02:09
Seveasthanks!02:09
Keybukaccepted02:09
mjg59Keybuk: Sure02:09
mjg59Seveas: Ideally, drop the RLE stuff from pngtobogl entirely02:09
mjg59Since we gzip it, it's entirely pointless02:10
mjg59And it's just pain02:10
Seveasso just a big array of palette indexes...02:10
Keybukslomo: accepted02:10
Seveas(is svga still a palette or can it simply use rgblike values?)02:11
Keybukbddebian: around?02:12
bddebianYo02:12
Keybukbddebian: squashfs ... your upload seems to have made the package suddenly build lots of squashfs-modules-* packages02:13
bddebianWhat'd I do now?02:13
mjg59Seveas: Right now it's a 16 colour palette02:13
mjg59Seveas: That's trivially changed. Basically, it just needs the mode numbers changing02:13
Seveasmjg59, ok, thanks -- bedtime now but I'll poke at it tomorrow02:14
mjg59Seveas: No problem02:14
bddebianKeybuk: There are a bunch of module binary packages in debian/control02:16
lifelessKeybuk: I uploaded a package yesterday, it seems to have gone awol02:18
lifelessKeybuk: any chance you can have a poke for me ?02:18
lifelessoh, nm, I was evidently smoking crack02:19
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Keybukbddebian: right, but we ship those in our kernel packages02:19
Keybukit could be a side-effect of merging from Debian02:19
bddebianShit, I knew something would end up being incorrect02:20
lifelessinfinity: whats should I file probably-kernel- bugs/wishlists on ?02:21
Keybukthey're all empty too :D02:21
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Keybukheh, I wouldn't worry02:22
Keybukthis package is a mess02:22
Keybuk(from Debian)02:23
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mdzlifeless: depends on which kernel you're running02:33
mdzlifeless: for dapper, linux-source-2.6.15 (though expect to be asked to test on a newer kernel for hardware-specific issues)02:34
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mjg59So, firefox02:40
mjg59When did it stop accepting about:jwz ?02:40
desrtxrandr really is an odd thing02:40
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desrtthis is freakin' awesome for coding02:43
Burgworkwhip|lwe, ping02:43
lifelessmdz: i'm running dapper02:51
lifelessthanks02:51
lifelessthe issues are not driver related - its oprofile02:51
mdzmjg59: maybe around the time that the (netscape.com) URL it redirected to went away02:54
desrtdoes anyone know of a way to do a split in vim and tie the two buffers together so that the one is always immediately below the other in the same file?02:54
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mdzmjg59: so do i understand correctly that I can just go ahead and have powernowd try ondemand first, and if that succeeds, quit and don't run the daemon?02:55
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infinitysabdfl: Pong.03:04
mdzhe's left for the night03:05
infinitylifeless: Kernel wishlists for spiffy new features should generally be filed against the devel release (ie" linux-source-2.6.17), unless you really think it's something we can stuff into a stable update safely.03:05
lifelessinfinity: well, one is a feature that we apparently have, but doesn't seem to work. The other would not affect the kernel - its just pulling out the debug data into a separate package for freaks like me03:06
lifeless-> ubuntu-kernel if you like03:06
mdzKeybuk: how is the init stuff looking?03:09
mjg59mdz: Yes03:09
mdzmjg59: we're increasingly overloading the powernowd init script. yahoo03:10
mdzwhy does lists.ubuntu.com have no google juice at all?03:13
tsenggoogle juice puts alot of weight on hyperlinks03:14
tsengbut you would think one off ubuntu,com would be enough to get started..03:15
imbrandonResults 1 - 10 of about 82 linking to lists.ubuntu.com.  <-- low number of incoming links probably03:15
mdzsearching for Ubuntu maliing list content turns up gmane, mail-archive, and loads of other stuff rather than lists.ubuntu.com03:16
imbrandonmdz: if someone took the time to make a google site map that would help TREMENDUSLY with googles rankins and links03:16
imbrandonmdz: http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=3465403:18
imbrandonit would tell google to crawl it at an interval we set and what urls to crawl like the archives03:19
imbrandonkinda an advanced robots.txt03:19
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jduboh, hrm. fglrx still doesn't work.03:39
jdubmjg59: free 3d is not doable on a Radeon Xpress 200M (RC410) ?03:40
infinityjdub: It will today, if I have anything to say about it.03:43
jdubsweet03:44
jdubin the mean time, i will dapperise a spare partition ;)03:44
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poningrucan I annoy someone regarding which package to file a bug under?04:19
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Keybukmdz: pretty good, should be in the archive before the sprint04:41
Keybukam mostly testing atm04:41
mdzKeybuk: what does the upgrade process look like?04:42
Keybukpretty minimal at the moment, it just replaces the key parts of sysvinit and runs /etc/init.d/rc N04:42
Keybukso most things are unaffected04:42
desrtwho's responsible for the single-instance-app framework?04:45
desrti think i might want to use it in applets04:45
desrtzul; ARGH.  hold on.04:51
desrtfreenode is preventing me from /msg'ing you04:51
zuleh?04:51
zulmaybe i have been blacklisted :)04:51
desrtno.  it's just lilostupid04:51
desrtit's working now04:51
infinityiwj: Argh.  Having firefox Depends on firefox-themes-ubuntu, but Breaks the only versoin available in the archive is a bit problematic.04:55
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zulnight04:59
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DShepherdnight05:01
excitatoryso, i just tried to install the php4-mysql package.. dpkg tried to execute some kind of config file or something (judging by the dpkg output) out of /tmp/php4-mysql.config.157021  -- which doesn't make sense to me since i mount /tmp with noexec, as i'm sure most of you do.05:02
excitatoryso like, is this an issue i would talk to the package maintainer about, file a bug, or shout at you guys in here about?05:03
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LaserJockexcitatory: well, you could look at /var/lib/dpkg/info/ for the postinst script and see what it's doing05:05
LaserJockexcitatory: but really #ubuntu (for dapper), #ubuntu+1 (for edgy), and #ubuntu-bugs are the more appropriate places :-)05:05
excitatoryLaserJock: ok, sorry.  ..and thank you for your help.05:06
LaserJockno problem05:07
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mdzKeybuk: is bootchart expected to be working in edgy?05:22
mdzKeybuk: I get no /dev/.bootchart, 'bootchart bottom' hanging around and no love05:22
rodarvusmdz, I've seen your email on removing Breaks: from packages until implementation is completed. xorg-server has Breaks: support for about two weeks now, and I haven't heard anything from users upgrading yet. Shall I remove it?05:23
mdzrodarvus: did you use it in place of a Conflicts or in addition to a Conflicts?05:24
mdzrodarvus: you should be able to tell from the email whether it will break in your circumstances05:24
mdzthe problem is that apt may tell dpkg to install a package which would cause Breaks to be dissatisfied05:25
rodarvusxorg-server does not conflicts with the packages it breaks (only the replacement packages do)05:25
rodarvusxserver-xorg-video-* conflicts with xserver-xorg-driver-*05:25
rodarvusmdz, but yes, I think it might break apt upgrade05:26
mdzthen it should probably be reverted for now05:26
rodarvusdoing it now, thanks!05:26
rodarvusjust wanted to get your official ack on that05:26
Keybukmdz: I don't know of a reason it shouldn't ... it was certainly working a few days ago05:26
Hobbseemdz: w.r.t to the meeting, i would expect/hope to work with jono as well.05:26
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Keybukmdz: just worked ok for me05:28
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mdzKeybuk: will try a more verbose boot05:29
mdzI get a "chdir: No such file or directory" from an init-bottom script05:29
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mdzno output from the bootchart script that I can see05:31
Keybuksounds like your update-initramfs is broken/incomplete05:31
mdzI ran it by hand and watched it; it should surely be complete05:31
Keybuktry update-initramfs -u, etc.05:31
Keybukhmm, and the bootchart script was run in the initramfs?05:31
mdzyes, there were processes running from it05:31
mdzwhich weren't killed because /dev/.bootchart didn't exist05:32
Keybukthat's odd05:32
Keybuk/dev/.bootchart is made by that script05:32
mdzindeed05:32
mdznothing should have mounted over /dev later, right?05:33
Keybuknope05:33
ajmitchmdz: assign or subscribe ubuntu-release for UVF exception? cdbs needs some fixes05:33
mdzajmitch: subscribe, per DeveloperResources05:33
ajmitchthen the wiki needs changed05:34
mdzhmm, worked on the second try with an identical initramfs05:37
mdzspooky05:37
mike_zhangwho can show me a example of the database used by wanna-build?05:40
Keybukmike_zhang: wrong channel, try a Debian channel  (Ubuntu doesn't use wanna-build)05:44
mike_zhangbut I want to setup a buildd daemon on dapper05:45
mike_zhangany suggestion?05:45
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pittiGood morning07:37
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desrtpitti; hello.07:40
pittihey desrt07:40
rodarvuspitti, good morning07:43
rodarvus. o O ( about time I should go to bed )07:43
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pittiheh, sleep well, guys!07:44
desrtpitti waking up is a good indicator for those in eastern standard time to go to bed :)07:44
rodarvuspitti, I won't give up so quickly ;)07:44
rodarvusI'm not no EST (UTC-3 here), so even worse07:44
rodarvuss/no/on/07:44
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pittimoin mvo09:09
pittimvo: I have an updated apt&friends system now; anything you want me to do for you?09:09
mvohello pitti09:09
mvopitti: could you plesae run (if you have 0.6.45ubuntu4): apt-get install --install-recommends --fix-policy ?09:10
mvoand see what it suggests09:10
mvo?09:10
pittiwhoa09:11
mvoa big list I guess :) ?09:12
pittimvo: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2064409:12
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pittimvo: however, the removed packages are a bit worrysome09:12
mvoyeah09:12
mvothose are pretty bad decisions from the resolver09:13
pittimvo: dist-upgrade only wants to do that, BTW:09:13
pittiDie folgenden Pakete sind zurckgehalten worden:09:13
pitti  hal-device-manager hpijs libgcj7-jar09:13
pitti0 aktualisiert, 0 neu installiert, 0 zu entfernen und 3 nicht aktualisiert.09:13
mvothis is what we would end up if we enable install-recommends as default09:13
mvothe recommends lists of some packages are pretty odd09:13
mvoe.g. nautilus recommends fam09:13
pittimvo: IMHO, before we do that by default, we need to clean up recommends09:13
mvo-o Debug::pkgDepCache::AutoInstall=true will give details what package requested what package09:14
pittido you want that?09:14
mvopitti: I totally agree, I think we should talk in wiesbaden about it09:14
pitti(output)09:14
mvonot now, thanks09:14
Burgundaviamvo: the tahi thing preventing ubuntu-desktop from installing. Known?09:14
mvoBurgundavia: no, I will have a look09:15
Burgundaviamvo: ttf-thai-t1wg09:15
mvopitti: thanks for the output, I will write a mail to ubuntu-devel explaining about the new feature and that we will most likely have to discuss this again09:16
FujitsuIs there a reason for Edgy's hal-device-manager to be displaying all PCI devices as `Unknown' now?09:18
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mvoBurgundavia: u-d seems to upgrade here, can I get put the output of "apt-get install ubuntu-desktop -o Debug::pkgDepCache::AutoInstall=true -o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true" to a pastebin please?09:24
Burgundaviacan do09:24
Burgundaviamvo: pastebin.ca/13230909:26
mvoBurgundavia: thanks09:27
Burgundaviacheers09:27
Burgundaviamvo: fyi: only main and restricted enabled09:27
Burgundaviamvo: looks like it might be a gettext issue and doko might have just uploaded a fix09:28
mvoyeah, it looks like that is the root of the problem09:28
Burgundaviaright09:28
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kagouhi09:31
pittihi kagou 09:43
kagouhey pitti09:43
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kagouwho do i ask for ubiquity proposition ?10:41
Burgundaviakagou: what is your idea?10:42
Burgundaviakagou: and btw, proposition is usually used to english to ask someone to marry you. Idea is used more commonly10:42
StevenKMaybe kagou does want to marry ubiquity.10:43
imbrandonin that case as the father err keybuck 10:43
imbrandonheh10:43
BurgundaviaStevenK: he could, but it might be a very cold marriage10:43
kagouBurgundavia, searching bugs report on ubiquity crash on edgy i found 95 results. so i propose that when ubiquity crash, it show us the name of the process where it crash. (partitioning/formating/installing/configuring keyboard) ...10:43
Burgundaviaright, interesting idea10:43
BurgundaviaKamion is the person to talk to, but he is currently on vacation10:44
kagoui must precise that 95 results with "ubiquity crash" as name is not very efficient :p10:44
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imbrandonkagou: although i'm sure he would entertain a patch too when he gets back to look over along with the idea ;)10:45
kagoui'm asking that also because as debsquad team member, it may help us a lot :)10:45
kagouthanks men, i will wait for Kamion10:46
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mjg59jdub: Correct11:03
mjg59jdub: (re: Radeon Xpress 200)11:03
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Burgundaviamjg59: one of these days I am going to update the fglrx page on the help wiki. Is there a good list somewhere of stuff that needs fglrx and stuff that can use r300? (and is that enabled by default for dapper or edgy?)11:07
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sabdflmdz: is there an ethereal security review anywhere handy?11:10
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Burgundaviadoko_: are we installing the gcjwebplugin by default?11:26
doko_not yet11:27
Burgundaviadoes it still have the security issue of not being sandboxed?11:27
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doko_the AccessController's are there, may need another update backport from the trunk/classpath-0.9211:32
Burgundaviaright, just wondering11:32
Burgundaviagiven Fedora was trumpeting their crap, figured I would find out, for marketing reasons11:32
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iwjinfinity: Err, I meant to remove the Depends.11:46
thommvo: with the DDTP enabled apt (ie, yesterday's) I'm seeing "dynamic mmap ran out of room" when i wasn't before, so I'm guessing the default Cache Limit needs to be bumped now11:46
iwjinfinity: Yes, I've just checked and I removed the D@epends.11:46
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mvothom: thanks! could you please /msg me your sources.list ? just to get a idea how big it is11:53
thommvo: no problem11:53
slomomvo: a friend of mine has the same problem11:54
slomomvo: setting APT::Cache-Limit "141943904"; in apt.conf "fixes" it for him11:54
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dokomdz: "generic" ping12:00
seb128doko: do you use gaim? :)12:00
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dokoseb128: no, not really12:00
seb128doko: do you have some account configured for it? I'm just curious to know if it crashes gdb for you too12:01
dokoseb128: I'm still running dapper12:01
seb128hum, k12:01
ograhmm, no pitti ...12:02
seb128who would be interested to track a gdb crasher with me? :)12:02
dokoyeah, I should upgrade before the spring ...12:02
ogradoko, upgrade before the tulips bloom ;)12:03
seb128doko: you have no edgy box at all? What are you doing since june? :p12:03
mvoslomo: thanks12:03
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dokoseb128: awaiting the pango-upload-to unstable-before-seb-vacation and see how OOo breaks :p12:05
antoineseb128,  tu vois grace a moi tu bosses :p12:05
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infinityiwj: I think something about the Breaks/Depends handling is causing it to not upgrade.12:06
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infinityiwj: I can't remove firefox-themes-ubuntu because the old firefox depends on it, and I can't install the new firefox because it breaks firefox-themes-ubuntu.12:06
seb128doko: don't touch pango :p12:07
seb128infinity: http://launchpad.net/bugs/56394 12:07
UbugtuMalone bug 56394 in firefox "Premature use of Breaks causes apt failure" [High,Confirmed]  12:07
infinityiwj: http://cerberus.0c3.net/~adconrad/argh.txt12:08
infinityseb128: Thanks.12:08
seb128np12:08
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pittihello again12:09
seb128hey pitti12:09
gnomefreakinfinity: let me know if it works with no issues please12:09
ograhey pitti 12:09
slomohi pitti :)12:09
infinitygnomefreak: "dpkg --force-depends -P firefox-themes-ubuntu" followed by "apt-get -f install" followed by "apt-get dist-upgrade" appears to do the trick.12:10
gnomefreakok ill try it ty12:10
ograpitti, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ltspmount.c12:10
ograpitti, i'm not sure the execvl is ok ... but there we have a start from sbalneav12:11
geserI could get past this firefox breakage with sudo dpkg --auto-deconfigure -i /var/cache/apt/archives/firefox_1.99+2.0b1+dfsg-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb12:12
gnomefreakgeser: no12:13
gnomefreakgeser: i tried everything to work around it except --force-depends and that seems to have worked12:14
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pittihi ogra, moin slomo12:18
pittislomo: you'll get your MIR review today, promised12:18
pittiogra: I'll take a look at it12:18
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slomopitti: thanks :)12:19
pittiogra: what for?12:19
pitti      fuse | 2.5.3-2.1ubuntu2 | http://archive.ubuntu.com edgy/main Sources12:19
pittiogra: binary promotions for main sources are no problem, I always approve full sources12:20
ograpitti, the fuse-utils binary package is in universe12:20
ograoh, ok12:20
ograand someone deleted my entries for ltspfs from the queue :/12:21
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pittiogra: how do you want feedback? inline quote with comments?12:22
pittiper mail?12:22
pittiogra: or interactively via IRC?12:22
ograpitti, as its convenient for you :)12:23
pittiI don't mind12:23
pittiI'll mail you then12:23
ogragreat :)12:24
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iwjinfinity: How annoying.  I think we need to fix apt to pass -B to dpkg.12:34
iwjinfinity: If you dpkg -iB firefox.deb it should work.12:35
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mvoiwj: just for every invocation of dpkg on "install"?12:36
iwjmvo: Yes.12:36
iwjAlso, when it's done, it should dpkg --configure -a.  (It has that stupid bug where it tries to configure only the needed things, and can't cope, anyway.)12:36
iwjBut the former will be sufficient for the moment.12:36
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mvoiwj: if that -b is all there is I can do it now, I will have to merge any patch to my bzr repository anyway12:37
iwj-B, short for --auto-deconfigure.12:38
thommvo: i want to talk to you about the https patches for apt at some point12:38
iwjmvo: If it's trivial for you to do it now then sure.  But I need to do some other things to apt anyway.12:39
mvothom: I have branch for this, it seems to be working for some people (also little testing so far)12:39
thommvo: nod. just a shame about the license and the fact it uses stunnel, which seems a bit mad12:39
mvoiwj: its trivial for me, I would be interessted in what you plan to do12:40
mvothom: yes, that is why it is not merged :)12:40
mvothom: do you plan to work on it ? that would be awsome !12:41
iwjmvo: Make apt want to upgrade things when Breaks is relevant.12:41
thommvo: work really needs it, so i may well12:41
mvothom: I was also considering to check a https based backend based on libcurl12:41
iwjAlthough if the firefox/ff-themes-ubuntu thing is an example that may not be quite right ...12:42
thommvo: libcurl, or just gnutls with the existing http backend12:42
mvoiwj: I added --auto-deconfiure to "--unpack" now. I assume that is correct? or is it also needed with --configure?12:44
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iwjNo, not needed with --configure.  Thanks.12:46
Riddellogra: do you have a bzr archive for hwdb-client?12:48
ograyep12:48
ograon people12:48
iwjpitti: Can I ask you some questions about mozilla-firefox-locale-all, which the ff2 broke ?12:49
pittiogra: mailed you the review result12:49
ograpitti, thanks :)12:49
ograRiddell, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/bzr-archive/hwdb-client/12:49
pittiiwj: if it is 'will you update the langpacks?', then 'yes, ASAP' :)12:49
pittiiwj: sure, just go ahead12:50
ograpitti, hmm, english would have been easier to forward to sbalneav :) but i'll translate 12:51
pittiogra: oh, didn't think of that; sorry12:51
pittiogra: just do the first round of fixes, and in round 2 I'll write English12:51
iwjpitti: Oh, if you're doing it then thank you very much ...12:52
iwjI was just looking at it and I though `I'm bound to break it even worse if I mess with it'.12:52
Riddellogra: for the kde frontend I'll probably split the package into hwdb-client-common, hwdb-client-kde and hwdb-client-gnome12:52
Riddellogra: if that's ok12:52
pittiiwj: it put it on my list on Friday, just the usual EBUSY12:52
ograRiddell, sure12:53
iwjpitti: Right, OK.  Malone #56386.12:54
UbugtuMalone bug 56386 in mozilla-firefox-locale-all "Needs update for Firefox 2.0" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5638612:54
iwj(FYI)12:55
iwjThanks a lot ...12:55
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mvoiwj: ok, done (in bzr now)12:55
iwjmvo: Thanks.12:56
iwjmvo: I don't see apt in BzrMaintainedPackages - does someone need to think about doing an upload ?12:57
mvoogra: what do you think about a additional "hwdb-client-gtk" ? this would make xubuntu happy because IIRC/AFAIK they can't ship it because of the gnome-canvas dependency (or can they)?12:57
iwjAlso, where is your bzr ?  IWBN to be looking at the latest source.12:58
ograi thought that was split out now12:58
ogramvo, a hwdb client without canvas would mean a rewrite (of the frontend at least)12:58
ograwe talked about that ...12:58
mvoiwj: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/apt/12:59
mvoiwj: apt--ubuntu is my branch12:59
mvoiwj: I really need to put the apt package branch onto the main mirror :/ 01:01
ograpitti, do you mean we should drop the {become,drop}_root() functions completely from ltspmount ?01:02
ogra(thats at least how i understand the comment)01:02
pittiogra: it does not make too much sense IMHO01:02
pittiogra: you can keep them, of course, if you fix the real/effective bug01:03
pittiogra: so that at least the getopt() call runs with euid != 001:03
ograok01:03
iwjmvo: NP.  Do I want to be using your branch or something else ?01:03
mvoiwj: yeah, you probably want to use my branch (the apt--ubuntu) one01:04
iwjRight.01:04
mvoiwj: we could also branch if this is a bigger thing01:05
mvoiwj: and create a "apt--implement-breaks" branch01:05
mvoiwj: and then merge it back, that has the advantage that mering this feature into debians apt is easy 01:06
iwjI'll read the source first and then decide.01:06
mvos/is/will be/01:06
iwjhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/apt/ doesn't contain an apt--ubuntu subdirectory.01:06
mvoiwj: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/apt/ubuntu/01:07
mvoiwj: sorry01:07
iwjNP.01:08
iwjian@anarres:/work/Dpkg-breaks-5/apt-bzr $ bzr branch http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/apt/ubuntu/ 01:09
iwjbzr: ERROR: '_Branch' object has no attribute '_branch_format'01:09
iwj??   It's been a while since I tried to use bzr.  Perhaps I'm doing it all wrong ...01:09
mvoiwj: does "bzr get" works on the same branch? 01:10
iwjNo, same message.01:10
iwjBut I RTFM'd and `get' isn't in the FM any more ...01:10
iwj(If it ever was.)01:10
iwjMy debug log says:01:12
iwj[ 3059]  Tue 12:04:42.776 ERROR: Not a branch: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/apt/01:12
iwjOh, no, that was from before.01:12
mvoiwj: let me try to re-push my data01:13
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iwjHow odd, I have some extremely old version of bzr which apt wasn't updating.01:26
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iwjmvo: Well, it's working now.  Sorry to bother you.01:28
mvoiwj: no problem01:28
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pittiFujitsu: thanks for spotting the hal problem, I fixed it this morning01:48
FujitsuThanks pitti :)01:54
FujitsuWhat was the problem?01:55
pittiFujitsu: wrong path to pci.ids01:55
pittiFujitsu: in previous releases it was in /var/lib/misc, now it is in /usr/share/misc01:55
FujitsuOK.01:56
FujitsuI suspected it had failed to locate the ID list.01:56
FujitsuHow long ago is `this morning'?01:56
FujitsuThat's 12 hours ago for me :P01:56
pittiFujitsu: hum, 4 hours or so01:56
FujitsuAh.01:56
Hobbseehi pitti 01:56
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FujitsuThat's the problem with long-distance communication >_<01:57
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HobbseeFujitsu: true.  it would be much better if the world was flat.01:57
Hobbseeremind me to change that, when i've taken over the world. that we all use one timezone.01:57
pittiHobbsee: that was my idea!01:57
ograoh, it isnt ? 01:57
Hobbseepitti: i know, i was going to give you credit for it in a second :)01:58
FujitsuThat was /my/ idea, pitti/Hobbsee/everybody.01:58
Fujitsu:P01:58
Hobbseehah02:00
Hobbseeno, it was pitti's idea.02:00
Hobbseei'll let pitti be one of my sidekicks when i take over the world.02:00
Hobbseehe can fix bits of it02:00
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Hobbseeheh02:01
pittiHobbsee: oh, will I get my own dog kennel in your palace?02:03
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Hobbseepitti: sure :)  you can have a bed in the spare bedroom, i fyou want02:05
FujitsuIt works much better now... Thanks pitti.02:10
pitticool02:11
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HiddenWolfpitti: ping02:30
pittihi HiddenWolf 02:30
HiddenWolfpitti: sorry to bug you, but on my dapper box hal just died, I was wondering how to diagnose it02:31
HiddenWolffailed to initialise on reboot, in fact02:31
pittiHiddenWolf: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices, second half of the page describes the debugging procedure02:32
HiddenWolfpitti: that 404's02:32
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HiddenWolfah02:33
HiddenWolfnm02:33
pittihm, WFM02:33
HiddenWolfpitti: the comma did it. :)02:33
pittixchat does not select it :)02:33
HiddenWolfxchat-gnome does02:33
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HiddenWolfRight, now it starts ok. :/02:37
infinityirssi+gnome-termianl doesn't select the comma either.  Embrace the console. :P02:38
Hobbseekonversatoin does :(02:38
=== Hobbsee should file a bug abotu that.
Hobbseeor maybe just whine at the maintainer about it02:39
pittiHobbsee: isn't that what a bug report is all about? :)02:40
Hobbseepitti: true that.02:40
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Hobbseepitti: actually, i do want to pick your brains in a bit.02:40
Hobbseeonce i've read the mailnig list02:40
pittijust give me some time to finish upgrading the firefox locales, then my brain is all your's02:41
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Hobbseehehe02:42
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TreenaksHobbsee: while laughing maniacally?02:43
HobbseeTreenaks: no, probably not...02:44
HobbseeTreenaks: not in an evil mood tonight02:44
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lemsx1well, it seems it's true and XFS is broken in .17 kernels03:03
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thomlemsx1: current edgy seems fine with XFS, what are you seeing?03:04
lemsx1thom: i open a bug about it yesterday with all the logs03:05
lemsx1thom: but Otavio Salvador (Debian Developer) confirmed to me that XFS is indeed broken in .17 kernels03:05
lemsx1thom: at least i didn't loose any data. i just couldn't mount the disk03:05
thom56384?03:06
lemsx1thom: yes03:07
thomwell, as i said. xfs is working just peachily for me03:07
thomand see ben's comments on the bug03:07
lemsx1i'm attaching the extra info03:07
tsengthom: you should whinge a whole bunch about it on planet debian03:07
tsengthom: latest meme03:07
thomtseng: seems that way yeah, i might whinge about reiser just to restore balance in the force03:08
lemsx1thom: i'm guessing dmesg when using the offending kernel...03:09
thomlemsx1: yes03:09
pittiiwj: new ffox locales uploaded03:11
pittiHobbsee: ok, do you have any question for me?03:12
Hobbseepitti: sorry, havent read that far thru the mailing list yet03:12
pittiok03:13
Hobbseepitti: basically, it's "how does kde/kubuntu-desktop integrate in with the automatic bug reporting stuff" but the answer to that may well be further down the list03:13
tsengis there any easy way to turn off the segfault catcher?03:14
tsengi was working on development03:14
tsengtrying to fix my own crasher, and it was really slowing me down03:14
tsengreally churns the box cold for some second every time03:14
pittiHobbsee: I discussed that with Riddell 03:22
pittitseng: right now, only sudo /etc/init.d/apport stop, sorry03:22
pittitseng: with our current approach, the kernel already dumped core before we can decide 'we do not want a report for this'03:22
pittiHobbsee: so far he deemed the KDE crash reporter appropriate for edgy03:23
Hobbseepitti: cool.  i never found out what the result was, and was just curious.03:23
Hobbseeah yes.  i heard that03:23
pittiHobbsee: as long as kubuntu-desktop depends on apport, you will still get non-KDE crash reports03:23
pittiHobbsee: you'll just not have the apport-gtk frontend03:23
pittibut that's not that important03:23
Hobbseepitti: true that, i was more thinking of integrating kcrash, and all the extra information that it seems this new thing will collect, like versions etc, straight into LP03:24
pittithat still needs some brainwork03:25
Hobbseepitti: indeed.  as in, brain work on how/if it should happen, or how to do it?03:26
pittiboth03:26
pittiHobbsee: the Gnome equivalent of kcrash is bug-buddy, and we'll disable it by default03:26
Hobbseepitti: right.03:26
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iwjpitti: locales> Thanks!03:42
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Hobbseepitti: feel like rebuilding debtags and adept?  that should fix the breakage, i'm told.03:47
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Hobbseepitti: libapt-front first, i'm told03:58
mvo_Hobbsee: I will take care of it03:58
mvo_Hobbsee: I already patched/uploaded libapt-front03:58
Hobbseemvo_: oh cool.  that's what i thought03:58
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Hobbseemvo_: apt doenst seem to have irrecovably broke this time.  thanks for that :)04:00
mvo_pitti: can you please have a look at: http://librarian.launchpad.net/3901310/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.libapt-front_0.3.9ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz (could the failure be related to the new ddeb generation)?04:02
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mvo_Hobbsee: heh :)04:02
mvo_Hobbsee: apparently libapt-front is FTBFS :/04:02
Hobbseemvo_: i dont mind breakage that much.  but i *do* mind apt breaking, as tha'ts kinda hard to recover from.04:02
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wasabixkb problems. Looks like g-settings-d can't set the config.04:03
wasabiNot too familiar with this process.04:03
wasabiProbably it's running xmodmap or equivilent in the background?04:03
mvo_infinity: any clue about http://librarian.launchpad.net/3901310/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.libapt-front_0.3.9ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz?04:07
Kaleo|dodorodarvus: there is something wrong with the lookup path of binaries linked dynamically with libGL I think04:08
Kaleo|dodorodarvus: bug 54858 still04:10
UbugtuMalone bug 54858 in xserver-xorg-video-i810 "3d acceleration broken in Edgy Knot 1" [Medium,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5485804:10
infinitymvo_: Well, other than "It's pitti's fault", I'm not immediately familiar with the failure.04:10
infinitypitti: See mvo's pasted log.04:10
mvo_infinity: that is good enough for me, thanks04:10
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rodarvusKaleo|dodo, how strange.04:23
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rodarvusKaleo|dodo, is dri working for you, without workarounds?04:24
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Kaleono04:25
Kaleoonly with the symlink04:25
rodarvusit started working on the only test machine I have here, after the latest mesa upload)04:25
Kaleointeresting04:25
KaleoI should wipeout the system and try with a fresh install04:25
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Kaleorodarvus: eek, it's going to take hours04:31
Kaleorodarvus: any ideas to make sure that we have a bug ?04:31
Kaleorodarvus: concerning AIGLX and compiz, I have made some progress04:33
rodarvuswe have a bug. the real subject here is if its a bug in the source code (this would be an important bug), or in the upgrade scripts, which are failing to detect your machine (and possibly others) are missing a link04:33
sbalneavpitti: pingie, two secs?04:33
rodarvusKaleo, dri and aiglx basically work here04:33
rodarvus(on a freshly installed machine)04:34
rodarvusfreshly == about one week ago04:34
KaleoI see04:35
Kaleorodarvus: what procedure should I follow ?04:36
rodarvusunfortunately, I need spending 100% of my time on other subject, right now (preparation to the sprint, next week, and edubuntu administrativia)04:36
rodarvusso, any help figuring out whats the issue exactly is muchly appreciated04:37
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rodarvusKaleo, try purging libgl1-mesa-dri from your system04:37
rodarvus(+ any links you added manually)04:37
rodarvusthen reinstall it04:37
rodarvusit would also be helpful to test the following situations, if at all possible:04:38
rodarvus1. fresh edgy installation04:38
rodarvus2. upgrade from dapper04:38
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rodarvuslunch time, bbl04:40
Hobbseerodarvus: enjoy :)04:40
Kaleorodarvus: have a good meal04:41
Kaleorodarvus: purging libgl1-mesa-dri and reinstalling it does not provide /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/i915_dri.so that glxgears is looking for04:41
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rodarvusahn04:42
rodarvusgotcha04:42
rodarvusKaleo, try running xmoto instead of glxgears04:42
rodarvusI bet mesa-utils just needs to be recompiled04:42
Kaleorodarvus: seems ok04:43
rodarvus:)04:44
Kaleooh04:44
Kaleoactually no04:44
KaleolibGL error: dlopen /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/i915_dri.so failed 04:44
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pittisbalneav: pong04:47
QuestionMarkCounKamion: I have a problem with a iso-image created with cdimage. I have modified seeds and added some own packages. Now, when I try to install from this CD, installastion fails with "No installable kernel found... "04:47
pittimvo_: yes, that's my bug04:47
pittimvo_: I'll reproduce it locally and fix it04:47
pittiQuestionMarkCoun: FYI, Kamion is on vac this week04:47
QuestionMarkCounoh ups...04:48
QuestionMarkCounanybody else here, who knows cdimage?04:48
sbalneavpitti: Hey!  Great, sorry that code got sent to you so early!  It wasn't ready yet.  Thanks for the tips, I've fixed about all of them, but i'm a little unclear on what you'd like to see for the setuid stuff04:48
pittisbalneav: I don't want to prescribe you anything04:48
ograpitti, but you need to approve it :P04:49
pittisbalneav: the become/drop_root() functions, when done properly, are nice for catching errors04:49
sbalneavDude, I bow to your superior skills.  I'll do whatever you suggest! :)04:49
pittisbalneav: so, by all means, keep them04:49
QuestionMarkCounbut I think my problem is not directly cdimage. I assume it has something to do ith gpg04:49
pittisbalneav: I just wanted to make sure that these are not security enhancements04:49
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pittisbalneav: dance on the Las Vegas skyscraper tower at midnight, naked, with pom poms!04:50
thomhaha04:50
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ograbut record it please so we can put it on planet.ubuntu.com ;)04:50
pittihey thom!04:50
thomhey mate :-)04:51
pittiogra: I actually thought it to become the edgy CD example video04:51
sbalneavErrr, ok.   :)04:51
ograhaha04:51
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ograand Hobbsees04:51
pittisbalneav: I'll write the next audit in English, sorry04:51
Hobbseehah, yeah04:51
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QuestionMarkCounwhere can I find information, how to setup my own gpg keyring for signing my cd?04:52
sbalneavpitti: So, you're thinking I only need full root for the mount command, and just euid = 0 for the mkdir?  Am I getting that correct?04:52
pittiinfinity: oh, btw, before you lart me for the coreutils FTBFS, I know about it, and it'll be fixed soon04:53
sbalneavI'll be blunt: I've never actually written an suid program before.  All of my code's either been totally userspace, or totally root :)04:53
pittisbalneav: don't worry, we'll get it solid enough soon04:53
pittisbalneav: shall I send you a translated version of the audit, or will ogra do the first round fix?04:54
sbalneavok, let touch up one or two more things, and I'll send you v0.204:54
sbalneavI'm already fixing round one.04:54
ograpitti, he's to fast for me 04:54
sbalneavJust tryn' to help my buddy ogra :)04:54
sbalneavpitti@ubunut.com?04:55
sbalneavubuntu?04:55
pittisbalneav: @ubuntu.com04:55
sbalneavk, gimme 1004:55
pittimvo_: ah, I think I have a potential candidate for the break:04:55
pittiPackage: apt-index-watcher04:55
pittiDepends: ${shlibs:Depends} ${misc:Depends}04:55
pittimvo_: there's no comma, that might confuse pkg-create-dbgsym04:55
pittiif that's valid syntax, I'll fix it04:55
infinityIt's not valid syntax.04:56
HobbseeQuestionMarkCoun: try !gpg04:58
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pittimvo_: saw above comment?05:02
Kaleorodarvus: some interesting stuff added to bug 5485805:02
UbugtuMalone bug 54858 in xserver-xorg-video-i810 "3d acceleration broken in Edgy Knot 1" [Medium,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5485805:02
QuestionMarkCoun!gpg05:02
QuestionMarkCoun??05:02
HobbseeQuestionMarkCoun: in a channel with ubotu in it05:03
HobbseeQuestionMarkCoun: anything with ! in front of it is a bot command - usually a factoid05:03
QuestionMarkCounsorry... i am not using irc often05:03
dokoinfinity, cprov: please requeue ecj-bootstrap on amd6405:06
cprovinfinity: around yet ?05:06
infinitycprov: Yeah, I'm here, I'm on it...05:06
infinity(Well, actually, I'll be doing a mass-give-back, but that's sort of the same as "on it")05:07
cprovinfinity: tks05:07
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sbalneavpitti: ogra: sent.05:14
LaserJock*cough*LVM support in edgy kernel*cough*05:15
HiddenWolfLaserJock: i've been running lvm's since hoary at least. :)05:18
cbx33hi guys, I did an upgrade the other night, and upon rebooting lost all network devices05:19
LaserJockyeah, but edgy's kernel doesn't appear to have it05:19
cbx33LaserJock, I've gotten the kill stuff working in scp :D05:19
LaserJockHiddenWolf: i.e. bug 5418905:20
UbugtuMalone bug 54189 in Ubuntu "LVM support forgotten in newest kernel update?" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5418905:20
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zulLaserJock: it shouldnt have disappeared something other must have been broken05:23
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matt_Kamion: We spoke a while ago about some changes to preseeds. I was wondering if you could answer a question of mine regarding udebs. Is there a specification for udebs? How is the debian installer instructed on what udebs to load? How could I create a udeb that stars after disk-detect but before partman runs? I have dug around in the initrd stuff and some other udeb code, but I have to admit that I am a bit lost.05:23
LaserJockzul: true. I needed to change root= in grub to /dev/mapper/ubuntu-root to get my box to boot05:24
LaserJockzul: I'm not sure what would be responsible for that05:24
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elmomatt_: kamion is on holiday05:26
matt_Ah, can anyone answer this question? ;-)05:30
matt_From what I have seen, udebs and related things are not well documented, if at all; and the only people who would be expected to understand their functioning in the d-i framework is the developers themselves.05:31
pittizul: ah, I just tracked down and fixed the cause of the xen-3.0 FTBFS and also added a test suite check for it05:41
zulpitti: ah thanks..05:43
desrtthere is no dana; only zul!05:43
pittizul: I'll tell you when the fixed pkg-create-dbgsym is in the archive05:43
pittizul: the current version seems to be stuck anyway05:43
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zulpitti: yeah it is :(05:46
HiddenWolfpitti: got a minute?05:46
pittiHiddenWolf: yes05:47
HiddenWolfpitti: I'm still having issues with hal on my freshly-installed dapper box. usbsticks mount fine, but my cdrom seems to be owned by root.05:47
pittiHiddenWolf: cdrom == the device node /dev/whatever, or the mounted fs?05:48
HiddenWolfthe mounted fs05:48
HiddenWolfI popped in a dvd, it doesn't show up for my user, but it does when I sudo nautilus05:48
pittiHiddenWolf: is it a real CD, or a DVD with UDF?05:48
pittiah05:48
pittiHiddenWolf: UDF has real permissions, and does not like uid/gid mount options05:49
pittiI'm afraid there is no quickfix for that05:49
HiddenWolfCan i work around it?05:50
pittiHiddenWolf: do you have pmount 0.9.12 (edgy) or dapper?05:51
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pittiHiddenWolf: I did a small fix to 0.9.12 which should help a little (loosen umask)05:52
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HiddenWolfpitti: I'm running a pretty virgin dapper05:52
HiddenWolfpitti: my usb-drive just stopped mounting too.05:52
pittiHiddenWolf: hm, oh, wait, the DVD drive is certainly in /etc/fstab?05:53
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HiddenWolfnor a real cd05:53
HiddenWolfyes, it is05:53
pittihey seb128 05:53
pittiHiddenWolf: ok, in the fstab case, pmount cannot do anything05:53
seb128hey pitti05:53
pittiHiddenWolf: you might try to add 'umask=000' to the CD-ROM's option list in fstab05:53
pittiseb128: go away, you have a holiday! :)05:53
seb128pitti: I'm not around to work, don't worry ;)05:54
HiddenWolfpitti: I guess hal is choking totally now05:54
seb128pitti: I just joined IRC to speak to a friend ;)05:54
HiddenWolfpitti: just plugged a pendrive in my usb hub, and it doesn't come up05:55
seb128pitti: though, if you want to debug gdb with me I would not say no :p05:55
HiddenWolfpitti: but mounted as root05:55
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pittiHiddenWolf: hm, sorry for that; can you please do the debugging steps on that wiki page and open a bug or mail me the logs?05:55
HiddenWolfpitti: which mail would you prefer, I can mail them now.05:55
pittiHiddenWolf: martin.pitt@ubuntu.com05:55
HiddenWolfcoming right up05:56
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pittimvo_: bah, I'm just modifying pkg-create-dbgsym to cope with the previous Depends: line06:01
pittimvo_: but well, that cannot hurt anyway06:01
seb128pitti: I'm wondering if something is not breaking -dbg packages06:02
seb128pitti: is there any known issue?06:02
pittinot known to me at least06:03
seb128ok06:03
pittiseb128: you mean the -dbg packages do not work any more?06:03
pittior some of them?06:03
seb128because I've libglib2.0-0-dbg and nautilus-dbg and I got some crasher with no debug for those06:03
seb128some06:03
seb128$ gdb -p $(pidof nautilus)06:03
seb128...06:03
seb128Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0...Reading symbols from /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.1000.1...done.06:04
seb128...06:04
pittiseb128: I have some special code in pkg-create-dbgsym that should make sure not to break *-dbg06:04
seb128Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1...(no debugging symbols found)...done.06:04
seb128and I've nautilus-dbg installed 06:04
pittiseb128: however, I'll add a test suite check for that case06:04
mvo_pitti: oh, sorry. I was assuming that you would only do it if it was actually legal syntax06:04
pittimvo: well, it's not really, but since the package builds without pkg-create-dbgsym, I thought I'd fix it anyway :)06:05
pittiseb128: I'll try that on my box in some minutes06:05
seb128pitti: ok, thank you06:05
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pittimvo: hmm, it seems pretty tough to convince dpkg-gencontrol to ignore this Depends: line; I think I'll defer that, now that you fixed it anyway06:09
bddebianHowdy06:09
mvopitti: fine with me06:09
HiddenWolfpitti: right, I'm going to stop bugging you, a reboot pretty much fixed it, save for the dvd. Only one question, I only have a haldaemon group, but no hal group, which debuggingremovabledevices mentions06:10
pittiHiddenWolf: that's fine; I'll update the wiki page for 'haldaemon'06:10
HiddenWolfpitti: excuse me for the trouble, and thank you.06:11
pittiHiddenWolf: no worries, I didn't do anything :)06:11
pittiHiddenWolf: does the umask=000 trick help?06:11
iwjRight, well, I've found the bug that make firefox-themes-ubuntu fail to break utterly.06:11
HiddenWolfpitti: commenting out the drive in /etc/fstab did it.06:11
pittiHiddenWolf: hah, pmount to the rescue :)06:12
iwjI wish there was a nice way to predict what apt will do.06:12
bddebianPrayer?06:12
pittiiwj: you mean the Breaks: field?06:12
mdzdoko: pong06:15
pittiseb128: hm, at least my small demo package which produces a -dbg works fine06:16
mdzsabdfl: ethereal security?  a contradiction in terms, I'd say06:16
pittihey mdz06:16
pittimdz: :)06:16
seb128pitti: what do you call "works fine"?06:16
seb128pitti: does nautilus-dbg from the archive works fine?06:16
pittiseb128: if I install the -dbg, I get symbols06:16
pittiseb128: trying nautilus now06:17
mdzpitti: morning06:18
ograhmm06:18
ogradebian drops netkit-inetd ? 06:18
elmomdz: it's in main :-P06:18
elmomdz: (that's why sabdfl was asking)06:18
mvoiwj: do you know http://people.debian.org/~dburrows/model.pdf?06:18
ograin favor of openbsd-inetd06:18
ogrado we follow that path ? 06:18
pittielmo: which package, ethereal? god beware...06:18
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pittiHey Keybuk, how are you?06:19
bddebianHeya Keybuk06:19
Keybuk"morning"06:19
elmojames@drescher:/srv/launchpad.net/ubuntu-archive/ubuntu/dists/edgy/main/binary-i386$ zgrep "Package: wireshark" Packages.gz06:19
elmoPackage: wireshark06:19
elmopitti: ^--06:19
pittiseb128: I installed nautilus-dbg libglib2.0-0-dbg and now I get nice backtraces06:19
seb128pitti: hum, k, so that's local b0rkage probably :/06:20
seb128sight06:20
pittielmo: arrgh, who put it there?06:20
pittiKeybuk: may it be that you accidentally put wireshark into main when you NEWed it?06:20
seb128pitti: how do you get it crashing?06:20
Keybukpitti: it wasn't accidental06:20
pittiseb128: I didn't, I just attached gdb and bt'ed06:20
Keybukpitti: wireshark is just ethereal renamed, and ethereal was in main already06:20
pittiKeybuk: there is no MIR, and I would have never approved it06:20
pittiKeybuk: certainly not, it's in universe in all stables06:21
seb128pitti: gdb -p PID06:21
seb128pitti: it does "Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1...06:21
seb128(no debugging symbols found)...done."06:21
pittiseb128: gdb /usr/bin/nautilus `pidof nautilus`06:21
seb128pitti: instead of 06:21
Keybukpitti: that's odd06:21
seb128"Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libgnomeui-2.so.0...Reading symbols from /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libgnomeui-2.so.0.1590.1...done."06:21
seb128for libgnomeui-dbg by example06:21
Keybukpitti: it certainly wasn't yesterday06:21
mdzelmo: inadvertently06:21
Keybuk  ethereal | 0.99.2-5ubuntu1 |          edgy | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc06:22
Keybukor today06:22
Keybukdefinitely in main06:22
pittiKeybuk: can you please fix it? I will be etherealny thankful to you :)06:23
pittis/fix/demote again/06:23
pittiseb128: Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1...Reading symbols from /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.0...done.06:23
seb128pitti: ok, so just my box having the issue, weird06:24
pittiseb128: dpkg -L nautilus-dbg|grep extension  shows the debug symbols for me; for you?06:24
Keybukpitti: doesn't seem to be seeded or dependend on by anything *shrug*06:24
Keybuksure06:24
pittiKeybuk: right, it's in anastacia06:24
seb128pitti: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 83K 2006-08-08 17:50 /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.006:24
Keybukhow weird06:24
Keybukit must have been a dep or something at some point06:24
pittiseb128: if you go into gdb and do 'symbol-file /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.0', what happens?06:25
seb128(gdb) symbol-file /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.006:25
seb128Reading symbols from /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.0...done.06:25
seb128Using host libthread_db library "/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libthread_db.so.1".06:25
pittiseb128: objdump -h /usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.0|grep debuglink06:27
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seb128$ objdump -x /usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so | grep .gnu_debuglink06:27
seb128 22 .gnu_debuglink 00000024  00000000  00000000  000069b8  2**006:27
seb128what I was just looking at06:27
pittihm, looks fine06:27
seb128yeah :/06:27
pittiseb128: if you apt-get install --reinstall the library and -dbg, does it still happen? (maybe it's shadowed by a local build)06:27
pittiseb128: i. e. a CRC mismatch06:27
pittiseb128: you might have one package dpkg -i'ed from a local build and the other from archive.u.c</wild speculation>06:28
seb128trying that now06:28
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seb128pitti: 06:29
seb128Reading symbols from /usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1...Reading symbols from /usr/lib/debug/usr/lib/libnautilus-extension.so.1.1.0...done.06:29
seb128that fixed it :)06:29
seb128thank you06:29
pitti\o/06:29
pittiseb128: *hug*06:29
seb128I didn't know there was not sore of verification06:29
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seb128s/sore/sort06:29
pittiseb128: the .gnu.debuglink has a CRC32 checksum06:29
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ograheh06:30
seb128ogra: yeah, enough time between replies to chat on that chan too :p06:31
ograhehe06:31
ograexcuses06:31
seb128pitti: ah? maybe want to debug bug #56391 then? :p06:31
UbugtuMalone bug 56391 in gdb "on edgy gdb crashes on xchat-gnome or gaim (by example)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5639106:31
ograadmit, youre addicted to coding06:31
pittiseb128: *sigh*06:31
seb128ogra: that's not really "coding" :)06:31
ogra:)06:32
seb128pitti: joke aside that bug is no fun, I can't attach xchat-gnome or gaim or .. to gdb on edgy06:32
pittiseb128: gdb /usr/bin/gaim `pidof gaim` works just fine here, kthxbye :-P06:32
seb128pitti: do you connect to a network?06:32
pittiseb128: seriously, that's strange, too; what happens?06:32
pittiseb128: yes, ICQ and jabber06:32
seb128pitti: dunno, gdb gaim crashes gdb when connecting to a server06:33
seb128does the same on the xchat-gnome crasher I described06:33
pittiwell, I'm not connecting to a server *right now*, but I am connected06:33
seb128it was doing the same on update-manager when it crashed on previous apt ABI change06:33
pittiseb128: let me attach gdb, disconnect and connect again06:33
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seb128pitti: attaching a running gaim is fine06:34
pitti*shrug* works just fine06:34
pittimaybe an i386 specific problem?06:35
Chipzzseb128: I just tried attaching to a running nautilus; it worked (although my edgy install hasn't been updated in 2 or 3 days, if that matters)06:35
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seb128pitti: disconnecting and reconnecting doesn't crash it06:35
seb128pitti: gdb gaim, (gdb) run does when using autoconnect06:35
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seb128pitti: might be06:36
pittiseb128: ah, I misinterpreted your 'is fine' as 'will reproduce the bug', not as 'will not cause the bug'06:36
seb128ah06:36
seb128doko made me rebuild gdb with -fno-stack-protector some time ago but it makes no difference06:37
seb128the dapper gdb does a "thread_db_get_info: cannot get thread info: generic error" but doesn't crash06:37
pittiseb128: ok, I did gdb /usr/bin/gaim, now gaim connected to both icq and jabber06:38
pittiwhat now?06:38
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seb128nothing, on my box that hangs for some seconds and I get a "gdb crashed" apport dialog ;)06:38
pittiI can ^C, bt, cont06:38
seb128k, you don't get the issue then :/06:39
pitti:-(06:39
seb128I'll try to find some other way to get it06:40
pygipitti, poke? :)06:45
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pygik3b burns cd's  with libburn :)06:45
pitticool!06:45
pittipygi: you modified k3b to use libburn?06:45
pygipitti, why should I?06:45
pittipygi: or did you write a fronted for libburn that looks like cdrecord?06:46
pygithe libburn-on-cdrecord layer I was talking to you about06:46
ograan ugly mask ?06:46
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pittipygi: I'm just wondering, because k3b does not depend on libburn-106:46
pygiogra, will just make transition easier, for now06:46
pygipitti, well, ofcourse it doesn't :)06:47
ograpygi, i know ...06:48
pittipygi: btw, is the libburn that's currently in the archive (and didn't change since hoary) the same libburn you are working on? or a different project?06:48
seb128pitti: 06:48
seb128"Stacktrace:06:49
seb128 (no debugging symbols found)06:49
seb128 Using host libthread_db library "/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libthread_db.so.1"."06:49
seb128for an evolution crasher06:49
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pygipitti, depends on how you look at it... the old upstream stopped development two years ago (altought they claim differently), and they say it's still being developed...so I just took it, and started working on it06:50
seb128with a almost 40M coredump 06:50
pygiDerek (as of old upstream) called it fork, but whatever06:50
pittipygi: ah, ok06:50
seb128pitti: sorry for flooding you with different issues ;)06:50
pygipitti, it'll probably replace the old version in debian archive once we release 0.2.106:50
pittiseb128: no problem, what's the issue here?06:50
seb128pitti: how come that a 40M coredump gives no bt? :)06:50
seb128"Stacktrace:06:51
seb128 (no debugging symbols found)06:51
seb128 Using host libthread_db library "/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libthread_db.so.1".06:51
seb128ThreadStacktrace:06:51
seb128 (no debugging symbols found)06:51
seb128 Using host libthread_db library "/lib/tls/i686/cmov/libthread_db.so.1"."06:51
seb128that's what the it has for it06:51
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pittiseb128: hm, strange06:51
seb128-rw------- 1 seb128 seb128 40M 2006-08-15 18:47 /var/crash/_usr_bin_evolution-2.8.1000.crash06:51
pittiseb128: this is a recent crash, i. e. with kernel 2.6.17-6?06:51
pittioh, apparently06:51
seb128it happens 1 min ago06:51
seb128my evo just crashed :p06:51
ne78Does the the current version of edgy support GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap in its opengl library ?06:51
seb128happened06:51
slomopygi: replace what? cdrecord?06:51
pygislomo, no, no, libburn :)06:52
pittiseb128: can you please try 'apport-retrace -s /var/crash/_usr_bin_evolution-2.8.1000.crash'?06:52
seb128pitti: I got the evolution crashed dialog twice, maybe they conflicted?06:52
pittitwice? interesting, another bug06:52
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slomopygi: ok :) they're talking about removing cdrecord currently btw and replacing it with something else...06:52
pygislomo, who? that might be interesting :)06:52
slomopygi: debian06:53
pygislomo, links, people, anything useful pls? :)06:53
seb128pitti: could be nice if /var/log/apport.log could list the binary name of the crash too06:53
slomopygi: woo... one moment :)06:53
pittiseb128: bzr head does that now06:53
seb128pitti: what is "apport-retrace -s /var/crash/_usr_bin_evolution-2.8.1000.crash" supposed to do?06:54
pittiseb128: 0.11 has quite a few fixes already; I just want to finish one (quite big) before I upload it06:54
seb128/var/crash/_usr_bin_evolution-2.8.1000.crash has still no bt06:54
pittiseb128: it takes the core from the report and calls gdb again06:54
slomopygi: hm, it's on debian-devel... but the ml-archives are outdated :(06:55
pygislomo, ok, so could you please quickly fill me in on current situation? :)06:55
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slomopygi: unfortunately not ;) i didn't read the complete thread... at least it is decided to remove joerg schilling's version from the archive but it was still discussed how to replace it06:56
pittiseb128: I guess I'll write another tool that extracts the coredump from a report and saves it into a file for further examination06:57
pygislomo, point me at least to someone who might know?06:57
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seb128pitti: yeah, I was just trying to do that by hand :p06:57
pittiseb128: it's three lines of python, I can quickly tell you if you want06:58
seb128pitti: yes please :)06:58
seb128I just want to try to attach gdb to it by hand06:58
bddebianHas libiec61883-dev not hit the archives yet?06:58
Keybukbddebian: hmm?06:58
KeybukI only just NEW'd it, I wouldn't expect it yet06:58
slomobddebian: binary NEW last time i looked06:59
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bddebianHmm, I thought it got accepted yesterday, sorry06:59
seb128bddebian: src != binary06:59
bddebianAye06:59
slomopygi:  http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=377109 <-- the corresponding bugreport with much discussion about the license problems...07:01
UbugtuDebian bug 377109 in cdrtools "cdrtools: GPL violation - makefiles distributed under non-GPL-compatible license" [Serious,Open]  07:01
iwjpitti: Yes, I mean about Breaks.07:02
slomopitti: shouldn't the stuff in /var/crash also contain backtraces? it doesn't for me... is there something special needed to get them?07:02
pygislomo, oh, joerg again!07:02
iwjmvo: Burrows> No, I hadn't.  Not sure I want to ...07:02
pittislomo: it should, yes, if you have kernel 2.6.17-607:02
pittislomo: do you?07:03
slomopitti: ok, reboot :)07:03
slomobrb07:03
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pygislomo, Eduard ^_^07:12
pygislomo, he's being the one very interested in libburn ^_^07:12
mdzmvo: eek!  --fix-policy --install-recommends -> 4 upgraded, 126 newly installed, 11 to remove and 12 not upgraded.07:12
mdzmvo: looks like we have some recommends cleanup to do :-)07:13
slomohm, i get exim4 and tetex as recommends somewhere =)07:14
pittimdz: welcome to the world of sane dependencies :/07:15
mdza lot of packages seem to recommend their documentation07:17
iwjI think that's pretty much SOP in Debian ...07:17
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ogramdz, debian plans to drop netkit-inetd it seems in favor of openbsd-inetd (universe currently) do we want to follow that path in edgy ? or postpone it ? 07:31
mdzogra: it would be nice, but surely you have enough to do already07:32
ogrado you think thats more than a MiR ?07:32
ograaccording to vagrantc who looked closer the configs are 100% compatible 07:33
ograso there should be no issues in just replacing one with the other 07:33
Keybukogra: I didn't think we shipped an inetd anymore?07:35
ograKeybuk, edubuntu does (we ship ltsp by default)07:36
Keybukprobably not worth the effort?  in edgy+1 we should be able to use upstart for that07:36
ograand currently netkit-inetd is the only one we support in main07:36
tsengpitti: apport stop is no problem, thanks alot!07:37
ograwell, i doubt they will drop it before edgy release ... 07:37
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mdzogra: apt-cache showpkg netkit-inetd07:40
ograargh, right 07:41
ograsorry then ... lets wait for debia to do that work for us :)07:41
ogra*debian07:41
bddebianheh07:41
mdzogra: and we have both netkit-inetd and xinetd in main07:41
ograoh07:42
ograi always thought xinetd was in universe ... i admit i never checked 07:42
mdzlamont: surely postfix shouldn't recommend resolvconf, at most suggest it07:44
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mdzzul: xen-edgy still has status Unknown in launchpad; would you update that to an accurate value?07:46
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zulmdz: sure07:51
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sabdflthom: those x60 issues resolved?08:08
thomsabdfl: not rebooted the new kernel actually08:09
sabdflok, if i'm back in a minute or two, all's well :-)08:09
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thomhrrm, that's not looking good08:16
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thomhttp://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/news/2162306/first-open-source-java-promised08:17
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mc44haha I see all the "fun" packages are up for maintainence at http://www.ubuntu.com/employment :)08:19
sabdflyeah baby - all clear thom08:20
bddebianmc44: Heh, no kidding :-)08:21
thomsabdfl: nifteh08:21
Keybukwhat's the X60 like as a laptop?08:22
thomKeybuk: i have th X60s and it's awesome08:22
elmoKeybuk: do not question the cult of the thinkpad.  just submit and buy one08:22
Keybukhave they put touchpads on them yet?08:22
thomtypically hitting 5 hours battery life, dual core obviously08:22
thomand happily no touchpad 08:22
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Keybukelmo: heh, can't afford a new laptop -- got to save up yet08:24
Keybukjust interested in what the "current" shiny models are08:24
mc44bddebian: you should defnatly aply for te X maintainer job :p08:25
elmoGRR08:25
elmook, so gnome-screensaver has gotten ridiculously buggy for me in dapper recently08:26
mc44wow that was some bad spelling08:26
elmowas it part of update-the-world?08:26
ograelmo, yes, whats wrong ?08:26
elmoyes :-(08:26
bddebianmc44: Nah I'm stupid and they all hate me :-)08:26
elmoogra: every so often when I come back to my computer, the screen is just blank08:26
ograhmm08:26
elmoogra: key presses and/or mouse movement don't do anything08:26
mc44bddebian: just like X! :)08:26
Keybukbddebian: sounds like you're emminently qualified then08:27
elmoogra: switching to console and killing gnome-screensaver gets me X back08:27
ograhrm08:27
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ograati/nvidia involved ? 08:27
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Lurepygi, slomo: regarding cdrecord: http://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/195167/d4d37493df901eec/08:28
thomKeybuk: the X-series stuff looks considerably better than the nc2400 for sure08:28
elmoogra: nope, R250, free drivers08:28
bddebianHmm, they don't mention pay scale ;-)08:28
mc44for X they better give you their first born as well08:29
thomKeybuk: and the 4200 is still on P-M08:29
Keybukthom: I'm certainly disinclined to return to HP at the moment, this one just hasn't lasted as long as I'd've liked08:29
ograelmo, r250 is not an ati ?08:29
elmoogra: yes it is?08:29
Keybukgiven my Latitude LS is *still* going, and still entirely rigid ... and this one is barely holding together08:29
thomnod08:29
elmoogra: but I'm not using the non-free crap, is what I mean08:29
ograright 08:30
Keybukthe thingsI'm least happy about is how quickly the screen has failed08:30
Keybukand that the battery life is virtually zero08:30
Keybukand the latter appears to be a charger problem not a battery problem08:30
ograelmo, can you see the 3d hacks previews in the screensaver config window ? 08:30
ogralike antinspect or antspotlight08:31
elmohmm, there is no select screensaver08:31
elmocute08:31
elmoI supsect this is because I use to have 'flame' selected and SOMEONE decided that wasn't a shiny enough screensaver08:31
elmoso I no longer have it installed08:31
ograhuh ? it should still be there08:32
ograouch, no ... not if you dont have xscreensaver-data-extras installed08:32
ograwhich is in universe08:32
elmoogra: I'll try installing that08:33
ograi can move it to the main package if i know you like it :) i doubt anybody will object :)08:33
Keybuk. o O { I remember, once, that we claimed we'd never break an existing user's configuration }08:33
ograKeybuk, right, but thats an upstream issue i wasnt aware yet ... it'll need to fall back to something sane ...08:34
QuestionMarkCoundoes anybody know, how to add a udeb to debian-installer Packages file?08:37
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bddebianDoh08:52
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zulKeybuk: heh...what did he do now?08:53
Keybukrequested a sync for cdbs08:53
zulhah08:53
ogradoit :) and we'll have a lt of fun :)08:53
ogra*lot08:53
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KhanReaperHow do I create my own udeb file? Most importantly, how do I have the debian installer load it after disk-detect and before partman? How does d-i know when to do this?08:57
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LaserJockKeybuk: I believe the reason he the sync of cdbs was to get some new python policy stuff08:57
KeybukLaserJock: and what about the Ubuntu changes to cdbs?08:58
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LaserJockumm, "Not my problem" ;-)08:58
Keybukheh08:59
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KeybukLaserJock: I'm so not believing you if you ever request a sync and claim "ok to override ubuntu changes" <g>09:00
LaserJockdoh09:01
LaserJockjust trying to manage divergence ;-)09:01
Keybuk;)09:01
Keybukright, food time, back for TB09:02
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QuestionMarkCounI want do build my own keyring udebs and debs... so I have to put my public key in them, right?09:05
QuestionMarkCounand when I get debian-installer to load my keyring.udeb with my public key in it, d-i will be able to verify the packages, which where signed with my private key, right?09:07
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slomoKeybuk: could you please move libiec61883 to main? MIR was approved by pitti some seconds ago and latest gst-plugins-good upload will need it09:55
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Keybukslomo: sure10:00
slomoKeybuk: thanks :)10:00
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thomsabdfl: http://haecceity.clearairturbulence.org/articles/2006/08/15/apache-2-2-finally-hits-debian 10:14
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ToadstoolKeybuk: argh, gnomebaker hates me :) sorry for the noise10:21
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bluefoxicyReading package lists... Error!10:36
bluefoxicyE: Dynamic MMap ran out of room10:36
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bluefoxicyuh oh.10:37
rkdif i wanted to begin to contribute to ubuntu as a programmer, what languages/gui toolkits should i learn?10:37
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bddebianC, C++, Python, Gtk, Qt... :-)10:39
slomobluefoxicy: fixed in latest apt10:40
slomobluefoxicy: workaround: add APT::Cache-Limit "141943904"; to apt.conf10:41
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zygasabdfl: sun is open sourcing java, maybe we will have sun's java on ppc after all :)10:46
tsengzyga: haha.10:46
pygizyga, where you saw that? :)10:48
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zygapygi: flashes on ./ and digg, it was a semi joke though ;-)10:49
pygizyga, ah ^_^10:49
Keybukthey _are_ actually opening sourcing java10:53
Keybukhowever it's a bit like "you're gonna die! ... in 60 years or so"10:53
zygaKeybuk: IMO they aleady have, it's just becoming legal to compile & ship it without sun's blessing10:55
zygai'll be a good thing in the long run10:55
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slomohm, the buildds seem to be broken11:06
bluefoxicyslomo:  thanks.  I was pretty sure I couldn't apt-get upgrade that away :)11:08
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sabdflthom: cool, congrats11:11
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mdkewho has access to the packages in dapper-commercial?11:18
mdkecore-dev?11:19
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LaserJockmdke: I wouldn't think core-dev even as I would think it would be Canonical specific11:30
tsengi think mvo is mostly the man behind it11:33
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LaserJockyeah, mvo seems to handle those things11:33
mdzwhat is gqview doing in main?11:48
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mdzsfllaw: ping11:54
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ajmitchKeybuk: cdbs was meant to be UVF exception, which I missed from the description - I had merged (& even tested) it locally11:57
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Keybukajmitch: wrong team for that then11:58
pittiajmitch: oh, did yo merge cdbs for the python policy fix?11:58
Keybukyou wanted ubuntu-release, not ubuntu-archive11:58
ajmitchKeybuk: yes, force of habit, it seems11:58
ajmitchpitti: yes11:58
pitti\o/11:58
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pittiajmitch: I was just about to ask you about that :)11:58
ajmitchit makes it much easier to merge the changes :)11:59
sfllawmdz: Pong.12:00
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mdkeLaserJock: hmm. I filed a really simple bug about realplayer being in the wrong menu in Gnome, and no one has responded, although I think I'd be a 30 second fix12:02
mdkeI wondered if I should be going "upstream", if real produced the package12:03

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