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KeybuktheCore: oh aye, what was the problem?12:08
theCoreKeybuk, bug 5839612:12
UbugtuMalone bug 58396 in upstart "System doesn't showdown via ACPI" [Untriaged,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5839612:12
Keybukah yes, just replied to that one12:13
Keybukit is, as you suspected, that there is no upstart-esque shutdown command in the package in universe12:13
theCoreah, nice12:14
theCoreKeybuk, btw, I'm trying to make a logo upstart, maybe you will like it12:15
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theCorefor upstart*12:15
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theCoreit's arrows shaped in a sort of infinity sign 12:17
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LaserJockgnomefreak: pong12:30
gnomefreakdid you ever get python-tk issue worked out?12:30
LaserJockoh, it worked itself out12:31
gnomefreakok cool12:31
LaserJockor somebody did it12:31
KeybuktheCore: sounds intriguing12:32
gnomefreakdo we take gnome-menu from gnome or do we use our own?12:33
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jdubdoes anyone 'own' printer stuff atm?01:01
tsengjdub: pitti has always owned it afaik01:02
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robertjjdub: what do you think about nixing SOC from the planet now?01:02
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visik7hi01:06
visik7will linux-phc patch be integrated into ubuntu kernel ?01:06
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jdubrobertj: hrm?01:08
robertjp.g.o01:08
jdubrobertj: i think you are in the wrong channel :)01:08
sladenvisik7: what's the patch do?  You'll need to make a case for it, you could ask in the #ubuntu-kernel channel or propose a specification by starting one at  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+specs01:10
volvoguyhey folks, sorry to ask this here. i was about to try out kubuntu knot-1 on my canonical laptop and realized knot-2 is scheduled for today. is it still scheduled for today? :)01:10
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nictukuis there any package with debconf scripts for creating SSL certificates?01:34
nictukuI would like to use one as my template01:35
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theCoreKeybuk, I think I got something: http://peadrop.com/files/upstart.png01:40
theCoreand for the source http://peadrop.com/files/upstart.svg01:40
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KeybuktheCore: I like the bottom one of the two arrows ... that works on its own, no?01:46
theCoreKeybuk, yea01:46
theCoreKeybuk, it's just two duplicated arrows01:47
Keybukneeds some colour :p01:47
theCoreyeah :)01:47
theCoreblues?01:47
Keybuknah, something ! blue01:47
theCorered?01:47
Keybukuh, not blue01:47
Burgworkorange fading to red?01:47
theCoreuh, lets try that01:48
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Burgworkand I would try only one arrow01:50
theCoreyeah, I like that idea01:51
mbieblKeybuk: Is upstart also intended to replace all these scripts in /etc/ppp/*.d/, /etc/network/*.d, /etc/dbus/even.d/ etc. ?01:52
Keybukmbiebl: eventually, yes01:52
mbiebletch+1?01:52
mbieblThat would be great!01:53
bluefoxicyubuntu etch?  what?01:53
mbiebls/etch/edgy/01:53
mbiebl(can happen)01:54
bluefoxicyI need a white board, my brain needs swap space for this, damn.01:55
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mbieblOne thing I was wondering is how a user can disable a service from being started01:59
Keybukmbiebl: how would you like them to be able to disable them?02:01
mbieblSay, ssh install /etc/even.d/ssh, which should be started as soon as the "network_available" event is triggered.02:02
mbieblThere could be users, who don't want ssh to be started.02:02
Keybuk"users" ?  or "system adminstrators" ?02:02
mbieblok, system administrators then.02:03
Keybukright, so there's a whole bunch of ideas02:03
Keybuka) it's a conffile, the "start on ..." bits can be removed02:03
Keybukb) _ion has suggested adding a "disabled" entry to the config file02:03
Keybukc) it can be removed02:03
Keybuk(a) has the advantage that it can still be manually started02:03
Keybukwhere (b)/(c) have the advantage that it cannot be02:03
mbieblAh, ok. This ideas should be added to the wiki then02:04
Keybukyeah, should get a wiki together really02:05
Keybukand a website02:05
Keybukand stuff02:05
theCoreKeybuk, with colors, http://peadrop.com/files/upstart.png02:05
robtaylortheCore: nice :)02:05
KeybuktheCore: could you make the "underneath" obviously lighter ?02:05
Keybukie. grey or some other colour?02:05
theCoreyeah02:05
KeybukI liked the tail effect it had last time02:05
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theCorelike that? http://peadrop.com/files/upstart.png02:07
robtaylortheCore: the top line overhanging on the left looks like a rendering error rather than a deliberate choice02:07
Keybukstill too dark, lighter! :p02:07
Keybukmaybe grey to white, rather than black02:07
theCorerobtaylor, I know that, I need to adjust it 02:08
robtaylortheCore: ah, cool :)02:08
ohoelupstart works like a real charm02:09
jdong|coreduodoes it shut down now?02:11
jdubKeybuk: should i test upstart on my laptop or server?02:11
jdubKeybuk: which use cases are you missing atm?02:11
Keybukjdub: laptop, until the upload that has shutdown etc. is in02:11
jdubKeybuk: did that md/uuid stuff get a look in?02:11
theCoreKeybuk, now?02:12
Keybukjdub: fabbione is supposed to be looking at that02:12
KeybuktheCore: url?02:12
theCoreoups, forgot scp 02:12
theCoresame url again02:12
theCorerobtaylor, fixed02:13
KeybuktheCore: that looks cool02:14
Keybukthe colours make it look a *bit* too much like the firefox logo though, no? :p02:15
jdubheh, yeah02:15
theCorethat's what I thought too02:15
theCorea small variant http://peadrop.com/files/upstart-rounded.png02:16
Keybukalso the arrow is lop-sided, not sure whether that's deliberate or not?02:16
Keybukoh, definitely prefer the sharper one02:16
theCoreany other colour idea?02:17
theCorewhat about yellow/black?02:18
theCorelike a banana02:18
Keybuktry a few ideas02:18
Keybukgreen suggests "start" usually?02:18
theCoreI will try that (black/yellow looks like vomit in gradient)02:21
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ohoelthere's a small glitch in that image02:22
jdubhow about02:22
jduba green arrow02:23
jdubpointing up02:23
ohoelabout where the red tip points toward the gray, the black border is two straight lines meeting eachother instead of a curve02:23
jdubit could even be the tango up arrow02:23
jduband then, in bold letters, probably half-logo-height02:23
jdub"DO IT"02:23
ohoelhow about a flying herring?02:23
Burgworkwords in logos are general frowned upon, for i18n reasons02:24
jdubi knew some anal retentive freak would mention that02:24
jduband thoroughly miss the point!02:24
robtaylortheCore: sweeet :)02:25
ohoelsomething that alludes to evolution perhaps.. ala http://www.mnpublius.com/evolution.jpg02:25
theCorehttp://peadrop.com/files/upstart-green.png02:25
ohoelthe start of all things :p02:25
ohoeltoo complex for a logo, probably02:25
Keybukjdub: what was the point?02:25
KeybuktheCore: the black doesn't work there, does it?02:26
Burgworkohoel, make it just the outline and it becomes simpler and more interesting02:26
theCoreKeybuk,  hmm, good point02:26
ohoelthis'll be an excellent time to install inkscape02:28
theCorenow a radioactive version: http://peadrop.com/files/upstart-green.png02:29
ohoelI think the green should be more in the tangerine/human/tango style02:29
ohoelthough talking about green and human in the same sentence is a bit.. off02:30
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theCoredid my last message got through? my connection choked for a sec02:32
theCorein case not, here a radioactive version: http://peadrop.com/files/upstart-green.png02:32
KeybuktheCore: yeah, a bit ... bright02:32
Keybukmaybe just make the green two different greens02:32
Keybukperhaps a darker tangoish one?02:33
Keybukeven if the tango up arrow looks like a monopoly house02:33
theCoreok, 02:34
ohoelhttp://appelsinjuice.org/strekmenn.png <- evolution in a stroke!02:35
Keybukohoel: why is Jesus at the front?02:36
BurgworkKeybuk, be nice02:36
Burgworkohoel, drop the cross02:36
ohoelYes, my thought too02:36
ohoelI just traced the image I showed you earlier02:36
KeybukBurgwork: I didn't mean it not-nicely02:36
theCoreshould I drop the black for a tango-look?02:36
jdubyeah, some arrows *dream* of being monopoly houses02:36
ohoelIt's okay, my opposition to any religious symbols in a linux distro is strong02:37
KeybuktheCore: no, I like black outlines :)02:37
theCorenoted02:37
ohoeltheCore: I think the outline is perhaps a bit too heavy02:38
ohoelsoftening it or adding a brighter outer copy of the arrow would make the arrow alot more friendly02:38
theCorehttp://peadrop.com/files/upstart-green.png green/green not tangoish02:39
KeybuktheCore: still rather yellow02:41
ohoelare you using a radial gradient?02:41
theCoreoups02:41
theCoreohoel, yes02:41
theCoreok, uploaded now02:41
ohoelthat's probably best :) looks like it could use a smoother transition, though02:42
ohoelI see all the steps between yellow and the pastel-green02:42
KeybuktheCore: that looks better;  it might be nice if there was a less subtle transition -- like the "glassy"(?) effect they do sometimes where it's just two colours and a pretty shape?02:42
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theCoreKeybuk, it could be done02:43
Keybukit's _almost_ right, but just lacking something02:44
Keybukdunno waht02:44
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theCorehttp://peadrop.com/files/upstart3.png02:51
Keybukhmm, the shape isn't right, and it doesn't want the blur, but I quite like that02:54
theCoreit doesn't want the blur?02:55
Keybukno, I don't think it does02:55
ohoelhttp://appelsinjuice.org/strekmenn.png no cross :] 02:56
ohoelthis somehow reminds me of the GNU logo02:57
theCoreKeybuk, like that? http://peadrop.com/files/upstart3.png02:58
KeybuktheCore: looks cool02:58
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Keybukmaybe bring the darker bit up a bit?02:58
theCoreboth greens?02:59
theCoresorry02:59
theCorenow? http://peadrop.com/files/upstart3.png03:00
Keybukhmm, that looks ok03:01
Keybukthere's not quite enough of the dark bit though03:01
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gnomefreakwhere are the knot-2 images?03:08
gnomefreaknvm looks like they were not released yet03:11
ohoelis simon law here?03:12
gnomefreakhes here somewhere maybe sleeping03:12
ohoelI wonder what led him to set sourcepackage powernowd on bug 22336 ;] 03:13
UbugtuMalone bug 22336 in powernowd "laptop overheats when performing CPU intensive tasks." [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2233603:13
theCoreKeybuk, http://peadrop.com/files/upstart3.png03:16
KeybuktheCore: *there we go!*03:17
Keybukthe only error there is that the right hand side of the arrow is cut off03:17
theCoreoh, yeah I didn't saw it03:18
theCoreit looks like an export error03:18
theCoreKeybuk, it is fixed03:21
Keybukkewl03:23
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theCoreKeybuk, here the Inkscape SVG: http://peadrop.com/files/upstart-logo.svg03:29
sfllawohoel: You're right.  That's an ACPI fan thing, isn't it?03:30
sfllawohoel: Well, it's sort of sketchy.  I think the laptop overheats while the fan is going, so maybe powernowd should be scaling back the CPU?03:32
theCoreKeybuk, and the final PNG: http://peadrop.com/files/upstart-logo.png03:32
theCoreI hope you like it03:32
KeybuktheCore: yup, many thanks :p03:32
sfllawtheCore: Nice.03:33
theCoresfllaw, thank you03:35
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de_wizzewhat are the future planet for the multimedia platforms in Unbuntu, along the lines of "What are the prospectives for things lick NMM and PolyAudio or the like ( Im not sure how Gstreamer relates to PA)03:49
ohoelsfllaw: the bug report is a bit overflowed with different setups, but in my case, atleast, it seems the fan just doesn't spin up fast enough... I'm not even sure whether that's just a hardware "feature" or a bug, but I didn't notice any problems back when I used XP on this machine03:56
ohoelright now the cpu throttles up to 1.6Ghz, while the fan start spinning up slowly several seconds later, so if the CPU was hot enough before, it'll lead to the bug03:57
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sfllawohoel: Bleh.04:24
sfllawohoel: It does sound like either the fan isn't spinning up soon enough, so the temperature threshold is too high.04:24
sfllawOr the fan is spinning, but the computer is poorly designed, so the CPU needs to be throtled back.04:25
sfllawIn short, hardware is terrible.  :(04:25
mjg59I still don't understand04:25
mjg59Thermal shutdown shouldn't occur until you've got past the passive cooling trippoint04:26
mjg59At which point the CPU should be throttled back down04:26
mjg59It's got nothing to do with the speed at which the fan changes04:26
mjg59And you'd expect the fan to lag behind the frequency change - it won't speed up until the temperature crosses a threshold04:26
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Traesfllaw, boo04:26
sfllawmjg59: What if it's software controlled?04:27
Traesfllaw, ;)  I see you are working on the Overheat bug... 04:27
sfllawmjg59: There are some BIOSes that delegate this behaviour to the OS.04:27
ohoelmjg59: in linux, at least, it doesn't seem like my fan is triggered by temperature changes04:27
Traesfllaw, if there is anything I can do for you to help let me know.  I can't code but I can be a guinie pig04:27
mjg59sfllaw: That's the usual case04:27
mjg59ohoel: Do you have anything in /proc/acpi/fan ?04:27
Traesfllaw, as long as you promise not to nuke my laptop *chuckle*04:28
sfllawmjg59: The fan kicking in won't instantly have effect.04:28
mjg59sfllaw: The ACPI spec only lets you do this based on temperatue changes04:28
ohoelmjg59: no, it's a void04:28
mjg59sfllaw: I don't see why that's relevant04:28
mjg59sfllaw: The idea isn't to keep the CPU at a constant temperature04:28
mjg59ohoel: Then the fan isn't under Linux's control, and will behave identically under Windows04:28
mjg59So that's unimportant04:28
mjg59sfllaw: The aim is to keep the temperature below the critical level04:29
mjg59sfllaw: There's two mechanisms for doing that - increasing the fan speed and decreasing the cpu speed04:29
ohoelmjg59: are you sure it *shouldn't* be under linux's control, though?04:29
mjg59sfllaw: The issue in this bug would, if anything, appear to be that the second of these isn't working04:29
sfllawmjg59: Right.  If your fan doesn't cool the CPU fast enough, it will keep heating up.  Thermal changes aren't instantaneous.04:29
mjg59ohoel: Can you attach dmesg?04:29
mjg59sfllaw: That's fine, and that's within spec04:30
mjg59sfllaw: But that's got nothing to do with how long it takes before the fan turns on04:30
mjg59As long as you ignore the pathological case of the fan not turning on until after the machine has turned off, of course04:30
sfllawmjg59: Didn't ohoel claim that the fan didn't turn on when his laptop was already too hot?04:30
mjg59sfllaw: If the fan isn't in /proc/acpi/fan, that's not under our control04:31
Burgundaviamjg59: quick question: I have been having occurances where my laptop turns on full at bootup and never turns off. However, it is totally intermittant. What can I do to usefully debug the issue?04:31
sfllawmjg59: Fair enough.04:31
mjg59But that's besides the point - we /still/ shouldn't hit the critical shutoff because the passive cooling should kick in04:31
mjg59Burgundavia: What machine?04:31
ohoelmjg59: done04:31
Burgundaviamjg59: Toshiba Tecra A504:31
TraeBurgundavia, I've seen that too.04:31
BurgundaviaTrae: only on some bootups but not others?04:31
TraeBurgundavia, yup04:32
TraehpDV4150us04:32
mjg59HPs have entirely different problems04:32
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mjg59I'm keeping an eye on that04:32
TraeBurgundavia, if I suspend, the fan goes to "normal" operating mode04:33
TraeBurgundavia, give that a try04:33
mjg59sfllaw: So the issue before was with machines that don't have ACPI throttling, just voltage scaling04:33
BurgundaviaTrae: that doesn't work for me. I think we are seeing different issues, even though they have the same symptoms04:33
Traelike my fan now is on full bore since I powered up the lappie.... but when I suspendk it'll throttle down and act nicely04:33
Hobbseemorning all04:33
mjg59Which requires the use of the ondemand governor rather than the performance one, otherwise the kernel can't slow down the CPU04:33
TraeBurgundavia, ahh okies sorry04:33
Burgundaviano worries04:33
mjg59We need to fix that, but it doesn't seem that it fixes ohoel's problem04:34
mjg59(And what's the bug number for this again? Launchpad has decided to stop mailing me)04:34
TraeBurgundavia, back... just suspended, and then resumed... fan is off now :)04:34
Burgundaviamjg59: for my bug?04:34
Traecrazy04:34
ohoelprobably irrelevant, but every time I get the critical shutdown the fan suddenly starts going crazy before poweroff04:34
ohoelmjg59:  bug 2233604:34
UbugtuMalone bug 22336 in acpi-support "laptop overheats when performing CPU intensive tasks." [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2233604:34
Traeohoel, yah me too04:35
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mjg59Trae: HPs are a different problem04:36
Traemjg59, why are the symptoms the same?04:36
mjg59Trae: Because both problems involve the machine getting too hot and switching off04:36
Traemjg59, ahh hehe04:37
mjg59There are many ways of getting to that situation04:37
mjg59ohoel: Ok, the fact that there's nothing in /proc/acpi/fan is correct04:37
mjg59Your fan is under BIOS control04:37
Traeok, I'll shush... but please, let me know if I an help you guys in any way04:37
mjg59It's absolutely not a problem that it only starts spinning faster a short while after you increase the system load04:37
mjg59It's tied to temperature, not CPU speed04:37
BurgundaviaKeybuk: your blog is already #2 in google searchs for upstart04:38
ohoelmjg59: if I leave the machine idle for hours, it's flaming hot when I return, which leads me to believe it's load-activated rather than temperature activated04:39
mjg59ohoel: Well, it is an elitegroup04:40
ohoelyea :(04:40
mjg59So I guess it's /possible/ that they're that stupid04:40
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dcodeis there a way to get more detailed information from debian-installer?  like why a particular step is failing?04:41
mjg59dcode: alt+F3 or alt+F4 should give you more information04:42
dcodeah....got it....thnx.....  /target is still ro....that would explain why base system would fail04:42
dcode:)04:42
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Keybukmeh04:46
Keybukfor my next project, I will pick something I can fucking attach gdb/strace to04:46
BurgundaviaKeybuk: in other news, upstart already has wikipedia article, has apparently pissed off people from debian and general excited the blogosphere. Congrats on your new found fame ;)04:47
Keybuk"pissed off people from debian" ?04:47
Keybukthat bit I hadn't noticed04:48
wasabiupstart? is that the new init thingy?04:48
grexkKeybuk: Me either, I was amazed with your upstart...04:48
jdubKeybuk: "that scott guy, he's just a f@#$king little..."04:48
jdubUPSTART04:49
ohoelmjg59: I'm not sure what to think. In windows the fan would sometimes spin up while the machine was idle, so the exterior of the laptop never got really hot like I'm experiencing now04:49
dcodeI read about upstart today on UP....sounded cool04:49
wasabiYup. Nice.04:49
mjg59Keybuk: So, what should we do about powernowd?04:49
wasabiNice name. I heard the convo in here, and instantly associated it with init.04:49
Keybukmjg59: ondemand works nicely for me04:49
ohoelI wish I could figure out whether there's a temperor sensor at all here, 04:49
mjg59Keybuk: Right04:49
mjg59Keybuk: So we need the init script to deal with that04:50
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ohoelI'll try contacting ECS+the retailer and ask a bit about the cooling system used, then add it to the bug when/if they reply04:56
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TraeKeybuk, heh05:01
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Keybukso, who wants to fuck their computer over? :)05:21
Hobbseehah05:22
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Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/packages/05:23
wasabiHeh. I just did a dist-upgrade, and my initrd.img regenerated no less than 6 times.05:23
wasabiTotal time wasted: 15 minutes05:23
Keybukinstall both upstart and upstart-compat-sysv  (up-to-date edgy only)05:23
wasabiKeybuk: I'm about to do so.05:23
wasabiBringing system up to date first.05:23
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Keybukmjg59: interestingly, I can't help but wonder whether the "laptop shuts down" problem is related to the fact I can't boot half the time05:26
Keybukthe laptop shuts itself down if you don't get to userspace fast enough05:27
mjg59?05:27
mjg59Oh05:27
mjg59Because fan isn't loaded until then?05:27
wasabiSo upstart scripts in upstart.d are parsed files?05:27
mjg59Possibly we should link it in05:27
wasabiParsed at upstart boot or ?05:27
Keybukwasabi: /etc/event.d ... parsed at boot05:28
wasabievent.d05:28
Keybukor whenever they're changed05:28
TraeKeybuk, heh, what kind of evil have you created?05:29
Traeoh upstart05:29
Traeyeah I'll pass on that one05:30
Trae:)05:30
Keybukmjg59: dunno, it usually comes up with some lie like "Critical temperature 102 C reached"05:30
mjg59Right05:31
Keybukwhich is a bit odd05:31
mjg59We should probably load the modules earlier05:31
mjg59Or have them linked in05:31
Keybukwhy do they lie about the temp though?05:34
wasabiheh. nice.05:35
wasabi"removing sysvinit in favour of upstart"05:35
mjg59No clue05:35
Keybukwasabi: you'll discover, in a moment, the one "upgrade procedure" bit I haven't worked out yet05:35
wasabiit still named /sbin/init?05:36
Keybuktry rebooting ;)05:36
wasabiseems to be.05:36
wasabiheh. k05:36
wasabibrb, maybe. ;)05:36
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wasabihaha shutdown broke. ;) yay05:38
poningrumako: awesome pic http://defectivebydesign.org/sites/nodrm.civicactions.net/files/images/ff_boston1.jpg05:38
Keybukheh05:38
Keybukof course, the shutdown you installed was for upstart ;P05:38
Keybukreboot -f would have worked05:38
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BurgundaviaKeybuk: any idea what mvo obsoleted https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/network-wide-updates05:46
BurgundaviaKeybuk: especially given there is an implemementation in the works05:46
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wasabiAmazing. WOrked.05:46
wasabiNice early console too.05:47
KeybukBurgundavia: no idea, he doesn't say05:47
Keybukwasabi: heh, I put it there because I couldn't think of anywhere better05:47
Burgundaviano, he doesn't05:47
wasabiSomething ate Xgl.05:47
wasabiProbably unrelated though.05:47
wasabiWell, looks like it works then.05:47
Burgundaviamy mind, of course, wanders into thought of that mysterious landscape-client05:47
wasabiHow is getty handled?05:47
KeybukBurgundavia: the what now?05:48
wasabiinittab style or ?05:48
Keybukwasabi: less /etc/event.d/tty[123456] 05:48
wasabinice. awesome.05:48
wasabithese files are fucking CLEAN.05:48
wasabiwhat a blessing. ;)05:48
bluefoxicyouch05:48
bluefoxicywtf.05:48
Keybukwasabi: yeah, I'll get around to adding lots of ':' to them later :p05:48
bluefoxicyI just tried to open an image in GIMP and that kernel bug popped up again >:|05:48
wasabiIt started up Very quick, by the way.05:48
bluefoxicy[17793612.096000]  BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at virtual address 0000007405:49
wasabiObviously moving rc scripts to this will increase it massively.05:49
bluefoxicy 23:49:11 up 7 days,  2:35,  9 users,  load average: 1.79, 1.17, 0.8205:49
BurgundaviaKeybuk: this thing http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/admin/landscape-client05:49
Keybukwasabi: no, you just think it did :p05:49
KeybukBurgundavia: what's that? :)05:49
wasabiYeah. =)05:49
mjg59bluefoxicy: Either one of your drivers is scribbling over memory, or your hardware is fucked05:49
wasabiThe console made it felt so.05:49
BurgundaviaKeybuk: I wish I knew05:49
Keybukwasabi: *nods* compare bootcharts05:50
Keybukwasabi: btw, do you like how I did runlevels? :p05:50
KeybukBurgundavia: I wish I could tell you05:50
jdubKeybuk: you want to shift all main scripts to upstart for edgy?05:50
Keybukjdub: no, not for edgy05:50
wasabiYeah. As event.d scripts.05:50
wasabiI'm trying to parse the rc* stuff in here.05:50
Keybukwasabi: you can even still run "runlevel" :p05:51
jsgotangcoafter the metro memes we can now expect an airlines meme real soon now05:51
wasabiLooks like this is just running 'rc'05:51
Keybukwasabi: yup05:51
wasabiI need to comprehend the start on rc1/start stuff.05:52
wasabiThose are just named events?05:52
Keybukalong with a sick bit of script around it to stick something in utmp (runlevel --set) and make sure the environment is right05:52
Keybukyes05:52
Keybukrc1/start occurs when the rc1 job is started05:52
Keybukit means if you're in the middle of going through rc2, and you "telinit 3", the rc2 process is killed05:52
Keybukuh "telinit 1" :p05:52
Keybuk(telinit is a verrrry trivial program ... it does "start rc$argv1") :p05:53
wasabiAlright. So basically we just have named events. Each file in event.d has a "start on" line, which lists another named event.05:53
wasabiand some stop ons.05:53
wasabiThat means stop Me when that event occurs.05:53
Keybukyup05:53
wasabiAnd start Me when that other event occurs.05:53
Keybukhttp://www.netsplit.com/blog/work/canonical/upstart.html05:53
wasabi"startup" is an event generated by ?05:53
Keybukupstart itself05:53
wasabiMakes sense. Some predefined events.05:54
Keybukpre-defined are "startup" and "shutdown"05:54
Keybuksemi-defined are "halt", "reboot", "poweroff" and "maintenance"05:54
wasabiWhat about these events rc1/start?05:54
wasabiWhat triggers that?05:54
Keybukupstart will generate events for jobs as they change state05:54
wasabiAhh, jobname/$predefinedname05:55
Keybukso jobs can start/stop other jobs05:55
Keybukyes05:55
Keybukthe event stuff isn't *quite* right yet, but it's close enough05:55
Keybuk(for edgy, at least)05:55
wasabiI like.05:55
wasabiThe model is much more appropiate than a flat thing, or even launchd.05:55
Keybukjobs must have either "exec foo bar baz" or "script ... end script"05:55
Keybukwhich is the thing that's actually run05:56
wasabior "respawn"05:56
Keybuk(respawn foo bar baz is just a short cut)05:56
Keybukexec foo baz baz05:56
Keybukrespawn05:56
Keybuk-- and --05:56
Keybukrespawn foo baz baz05:56
Keybukare the same :p05:56
wasabiAhh.05:56
Keybukrespawn defines a service instead of a task05:56
Keybukeg. the gettys are services, whereas the rcs are tasks05:56
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wasabircS is defined as starting on startup. Does that happen in parallel with other things which "startup"05:57
Keybukyou can also have scripts run before the job is started, after it's stopped, or between respawns05:57
Keybukyes05:57
Keybukall jobs are started simultaneously05:57
wasabiThink it might be better for sysv compat to run after upstart native tasks?05:57
Keybukwasabi: maybe, we'll see05:58
wasabiAs things get migrated from sysv to upstart, you would expect them to go in dependency order.05:58
Keybukinitially we want it the other way round :p05:58
wasabiYeah. Heh.05:58
wasabiIt'll have to be built in order.05:58
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/example05:59
Keybukif you stick that in your /etc/event.d directory and run "start ping" you'll note05:59
Keybuk1) you have a /var/run/PINGING with STARTED in it05:59
Keybuk2) ping 127.0.0.1 is running05:59
wasabigotta get to X.05:59
Keybuk3) if you kill the process, it'll come back, and /var/run/PINGING will get a KILLED appended to it05:59
wasabiHave to fix X. =(05:59
Keybuk4) when you "stop ping", the process and file go away06:00
wasabihmm. gdm locked up.06:00
Keybukheh06:00
Keybukjust wget :p06:00
wasabithat's a first.06:00
jdubKeybuk: will event scripts be hashbang files (maybe with upstart as the binary)?06:00
Keybukjdub: NO06:00
wasabiHaha.06:00
wasabievent scripts are super simple... two lines:06:00
jdubKeybuk: so you must use something like service to operate events?06:00
wasabistart on startup06:00
wasabiexec command06:00
Keybukjdub: yes06:00
jdubKeybuk: makes policy clear ;)06:01
Keybukright, it makes it much more damned obvious what you're trying to do06:01
jdubKeybuk: taking bets on how long it will be until someone makes a dbus activation frontend? :)06:01
Keybukjdub: hoping someone will do something dbusy06:01
wasabiThe management utilities are "start"06:02
wasabiand apparently, "stop"06:02
Keybukand "status"06:02
jdubKeybuk: so you fully intend for events to be useful to the whole stack (server to desktop, etc)?06:02
wasabiWhat about custom events?06:02
Keybukwasabi: initctl trigger wibble06:02
wasabiahh.06:02
jdubKeybuk: to the point that upstart could replace swathes of nm?06:02
Keybukjdub: don't see why not, though I'd say that upstart isn't a session manager06:02
wasabiSo, simple predefined commands, another initctl one for whatever.06:02
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Keybukright06:03
jdubKeybuk: will you define a standards process for events?06:03
wasabiHmm. That is interesting.06:03
Keybukjdub: it may be wise06:03
wasabiTHe idea of just using upstart to launch gnome.06:03
wasabiA per-user copy.06:03
Keybukthey may end up being namespaced ... e.g. ~jdub/cron/foo06:03
jdubKeybuk: x-rhgb06:03
jdubKeybuk: maybe go through lanana?06:05
KeybukI'm trying to avoid inventing things before we need them ... which is hard when everyone asks questions :p06:05
jdubheh06:05
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wasabi__Keybuk: link to sample ping thing again?06:08
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/example06:08
jdubPINGTHING06:08
wasabi__So, just saved the file.06:09
Keybukright, copy it into /etc/event.d06:09
wasabi__ahh. cool.06:09
wasabi__worked.06:09
wasabi__That's about the coolest thing ever. Already migrated one of my init scripts over.06:12
Keybukheh, careful cause the config format ain't fixed yet06:12
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wasabi__Hmm. sysvcompat stuff should advertise each script that it runs as an event.06:14
Keybuk"advertise" ?06:14
wasabi__trigger.06:14
wasabi__So that I can have an upstart event that depends on a particular rc script being run.06:14
Keybukthat's a good idea06:14
wasabi__Would ease migration.06:14
wasabi__Hmm. Lets see. I want to make gdm run... in rc5, ... S13.06:16
wasabi__But it really depends on S12dbus.06:16
wasabi__Maybe.06:16
wasabi__Actually gdm probably doesn't.06:16
wasabi__Or maybe simply have it trigger sysvcompat_gdm/start06:19
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wasabi__I dunno.06:19
bluefoxicywhen you kill -9 something should it die06:26
Keybukif you're determined that it stops, you could just do "stop foo"06:28
Keybuk:p06:28
jdubKeybuk: start-stop-daemon - required?06:29
Keybukjdub: useless06:30
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specialKevindoes anybody know how ubuntu does the vga out automatically, because with gentoo or foresight I have to have the projector plugged in on boot but with ubuntu I can plug it in any time after boot06:38
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leoncamel_hi, folks. how can I install gcc-3.2 into Ubuntu 5.10 ?06:43
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azeemleoncamel_: please ask in #ubuntu06:46
Keybuk/usr/include/sys/types.h:46: error: conflicting types for 'loff_t'06:47
Keybuk/usr/include/linux/types.h:30: error: previous declaration of 'loff_t' was here06:47
Keybuk...errr...?06:47
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Keybukdid someone break the kernel?06:47
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PhoulHello, I was wondering where i may make a request for a deb to be updated?06:48
grexkPhould: backports in the forum.06:49
Phoulumm...06:49
desrtPhoul; generally speaking,  updated versions of packages are not uploaded to the distribution.  only security and bug fixes06:49
PhoulI ment to the repo but okay06:50
PhoulDang06:50
desrtPhoul; right.  not to the repo either.06:50
desrtPhoul; you have to wait for the next release to come out (in 6 months) or use backports06:50
Phoulbackports - ?06:50
desrtsomewhat unsupported -- updated versions of packages as requested by users06:51
desrtbut installing them can break the upgradability of your machine to future official ubuntu releases06:51
Phoul...06:51
desrtyou should generally avoid backports unless you know what you're doing06:51
PhoulThats lovely lol06:51
PhoulUhh06:51
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PhoulI just wanna update libmpd & mpd too 0.12 to work with emphasis06:51
Burgundaviamgalvin: long time no see!06:52
desrtPhoul; this sounds like something unlikely to be in backports anyway06:52
Phoul:(06:52
desrtPhoul; an alternative is to install edgy06:52
PhoulHmmm, I guess i will just go source then, thanks for the help06:52
desrtPhoul; it has new versions of stuff... but it's beta06:52
mgalvinBurgundavia: hey! yea been pretty busy06:52
desrtPhoul; use at your own risk but in practise it works fairly well06:53
Phouldesrt, edgy is most likely very unstable lol06:53
Burgundaviamgalvin: why not in #ubuntu-docs or marketing?06:53
desrtPhoul; using it right now.  it doesn't give me any trouble.06:53
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Phouluhh well wouldnt it be safer to just update the one package with svn then to update the whole system to something beta?06:53
mgalvinBurgundavia: just did a clean install on a macbook pro, still setting it all up :)06:53
desrtPhoul; you're probably right06:53
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bluefoxicyso guys.07:35
bluefoxicyI'm doing heap measurement.07:35
bluefoxicythunderbird currently has 14577269 bytes malloc()'d, and the sbrk() + mmap() growth related to malloc() is 23207936 bytes07:36
bluefoxicy(I have seen up to 60% waste)07:36
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ohoelbit by the overheating "bug" again08:37
ohoelmjg59 / sfllaw; is the fan driver loaded at "loading essential drivers" ?08:38
ohoelmy fan never seems to start until that message has been displayed08:41
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zygahello08:56
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AnAntwhat does "bashism" mean ?09:27
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dholbachgood morning09:40
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Burgundaviahmm, should I munge the CommunityEdgyIdeas into IdeaPool?09:53
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dholbachthat'd probably make the ideapool pages even more overfull :)09:55
Burgundaviaright. I need to do a cleaning on IdeaPool as well09:56
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Kagouhi09:57
zygamvo: hi09:57
mvohi zyga09:57
zygamvo: I've got some good news :)09:57
mvozyga: ohhh?09:57
zygafirst off I'm nearly finished mirroring the entire repo09:57
Burgundaviamvo: quick question: why did you obsolete the nwu spec?09:58
zygasecond, we only have to look at alternatives with $ in the target name which is far easier (not so many)09:58
zygaand I'll merge your data extractor into one extract-all-stuff program that simply runs over the mirror09:58
zygashould be ready by midnight09:59
mvozyga: great! \o/09:59
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cwilluI was in #ubuntu, and was pointed here:  is there any way to downgrade to an older xorg package (in the range of a week to a couple months)?  I'm experiencing some breakage, but I'd rather not post a bug until I know if it's a new hardware fault or not.10:19
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seb128Mithrandir: hey. How is going knot work?10:31
Mithrandirseb128: I don't have enough install reports yet, unfortunately, so help with that'd be appreciated.10:32
Mithrandirparticularly, I don't have anything about PPCs.10:32
ograppc edubuntu is fine10:32
ogra:)10:32
seb128Mithrandir: I don't have ppc but I can give a try to i386 or amd64 if that's useful10:32
ograi'm waition for the live iso to finish rsyncing ...10:32
Mithrandirseb128: it is, yes.  -desktop ones, please?10:32
seb128ok10:32
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mvoMithrandir: I don't have a ppc neither, but I could do i386/amd64 if needed too10:44
Mithrandirmvo: if you could do -desktop of what seb doesn't that'd be nice, yes.10:45
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seb128mvo: I'm downloading i386 atm, feel free to start with amd6410:48
mempfwhat is the current status of the knot 2 release?10:48
mvoseb128, Mithrandir: ok, it will be -desktop on amd64 then10:48
infinitymempf: Read the 10 or so lines since you joined.10:49
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mempfim not sure what it all means10:50
mempflol10:50
infinitymempf: It means exactly what it says.  We need more people to test the the ISO images before we release.10:50
infinitymempf: If you have a powerpc machine, that would be great if you helped.10:50
mempfi don't :(10:51
mempfi got i386 and amd6410:51
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mempfil gladly do any testing thats required10:53
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dholbachMithrandir: did we spin dvd images as well?10:54
Mithrandirdholbach: no, haven't done that.10:54
dholbachMithrandir: if so, i could test some of those10:54
dholbachok10:54
Mithrandirmempf: testing on i386/amd64 would be nice too, so just grab an image and test.10:54
mempffrom here?10:55
mempfhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/10:55
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Mithrandiryup10:56
mempfok10:56
Mithrandirogra: is edubuntu ready?10:56
Mithrandirjanimo: how's the Xubuntu images looking?10:56
Mithrandirs/s/re/10:57
ograMithrandir, not yet ... still testing10:57
ograbut it looks good ...10:57
MithrandirKamion: have you had a chance to test ppc?10:58
jdubGOOD MORNING FREEDOM LOVERS!10:58
seb128hey hey jdub10:59
ograGOOD MORNING JDUB !10:59
dholbachwhy does my Cd writer hate me10:59
ograhate it back11:00
dholbachogra: you don't seem to be relaxed :-)11:01
ograi am ... totally11:01
ogra:)11:02
MithrandirKamion: my /proc/cmdline says root=/dev/sda1 ...11:02
Kagouis that http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ the iso to test for knot2 ? If it's not too late i can test it too11:02
MithrandirKagou: yes, it's the correct one.11:03
MithrandirKamion: (i386 alternate)11:03
Kagouthanks Mithrandir. I burn it and try it11:03
dholbachdoes anybody else have sudden problems with burning on RW media?11:04
ograno11:06
Mithrandirdholbach: my dvd-rw is a bit pesky, but I think that's just old media.  I've been using the same disc for about a year.11:06
ograat leat not on DVDRW11:06
ogra*least11:06
dholbachMithrandir: me too, but it's suddenly complaining about all media now and for dapper release testing it was still fine :)11:06
Zdradholbach: it works here11:07
dholbachhrm11:07
Zdracd-rw on edgy, it blank it and burn without problem11:08
Mithrandirmy firefox fonts look really, really bad.11:09
ogramy terminal fonts on ppc do as well11:09
ograbut ff is fine here11:09
Kagoudholbach: burn ok here11:10
Mithrandirogra: www.ubuntu.com has good fonts?  (That's my test site in this case)11:10
ograMithrandir, oh, right the fonts are crappy 11:10
ograi havent looked at content :)11:10
dholbach... just at pictures :-p11:11
Mithrandir...11:11
ogra:P11:11
ogradholbach, what changed in the vendor logo handling ? i have an ubuntu logo in my menu ...11:12
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ograseems it doesnt pick up the edubuntu one11:12
dholbachogra: what is supposed to show up? which icon is that, where is it installed?11:13
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ograin /usr/share/icons/gartoon/48x48/apps/distributor-logo.png 11:14
dholbachmaybe you need it in a different size now?11:15
ograah, it gets picked up in the TangoBrown theme  11:15
dholbach32x32 icons were added to half of the world11:15
ograwhere i have a 24x24 one11:15
dholbachTangoBrown theme?11:15
ograyes11:15
ograthe icontheme we ship for th eplain edubuntu flavor for older students11:16
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dholbachah11:17
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ograits fine here11:19
ograat least on the installs ... havent tried the liveCDs yet11:19
mvoI'm on the livecd right now11:19
ograheh, ian mrdock praises windows+vmware because debians network manager and suspend are broken ... http://ianmurdock.com/?p=35011:20
Mithrandirmvo: gnome-app-install is broken on my installed system.11:21
Mithrandir"ImportError: No module named gdbm"11:21
mvoMithrandir: oh crap, the missing gdbm?11:21
ogramvo, right, i just booted the first liveCd, all english here, but thats cased by the missing langpacks i guess11:21
dholbachmust be a version where it's build-depends instead of depends - i thought it got fixed in the meantime :/11:22
MithrandirI need to grab a bit of food, hopefully Colin will be back when I am.11:22
ograhrm11:22
mvoMithrandir: can/should I upload a fixed g-a-i?11:22
ograand the flickering panel menu is still existent on ppc here11:22
ogradidnt we drop the broken link in menu-xdg ?11:23
janimoMithrandir: there seem to be no new livecds, I was waiting to test those11:23
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janimoas the imegas from aug 29 were tested and ok'd by Gloubiboulga and crimsun IIRC11:24
janimothe new one should have the two uploads I made yesterday11:24
mvois the live-cd more memory hungry?!? my testsystem with 256 mb ram (that used to work ok for -desktop) is now hardly usable because of slowness11:25
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Mithrandirjanimo: livecd builds running11:38
janimoMithrandir: thanks11:38
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Mithrandirmvo: no, I don't think I want a new g-a-i since Scott uploaded a lot of stuff last night which would probably cause more pain.11:42
Mithrandirmvo: I'll rather say "known problem"11:42
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mvook11:42
mvoI will do a new upload then immediately when we are unfrozen11:42
Mithrandirthanks11:42
Mithrandirjanimo: livecds done11:43
mvowhat about the RAM requirements? known problem as well?11:43
Mithrandirmvo: what about which ram requirements?11:43
mvoMithrandir: it seems that the live-cd requires more ram nowdays. my very unscientific test is that it is very very slow on my 256 mb testmachine11:44
mvothat used to be better I think in the dapper days11:44
mvobut if noone else noticed anything it may just be me ..11:45
Mithrandirmvo: if so, I'm inclined to blame gnome or something else using all your memory.11:45
seb128don't blame GNOME!11:45
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Mithrandirseb128: does edgy's gnome use more, less or the same amount of memory as dapper's?11:45
seb128I would say the same amount11:46
Mithrandirmvo: might be the change of scheduler.. try booting with elevator=anticipatory ?11:46
mvoMithrandir: interessting, I will try that (once this install here is finished)11:47
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Mithrandirmvo: also, my update-notifier's "software sources" dialog shows 4.10 as still supported?11:49
mvoMithrandir: that is just the description text, but it is misleading, I will change it11:50
Kagouknot2 test. 2 cd recorded, and the 2 don't work on notebook but work on PC. Boot stop on "mounting root system". Am I alone with that problem ?11:52
MithrandirKagou: after you11:52
Mithrandir have installed?11:53
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KagouMithrandir: no. Boot on live cd. Choosing French language. Normal Boot. and usplash screen, cd stay on "mounting root filesystem" ... May be it's a cd-recorder problem. I'm trying on a cd-rw11:54
Kagouif i'm alone, it's certainly a hardware problem.11:55
sladenKagou: what speed were they burnt at?  Does the 'md5sum test' succeed?11:55
Kagoufirst at 24X and second at 8x11:55
MithrandirKagou: can you remove "quiet" from the kernel command line and see if you get any kind of useful feedback?11:56
Kagouyes after burn finished i will do this11:56
janimoKagou: maybe the check CD option in the boot menu helps too11:57
Kagoujanimo: the check CD, freeze at the same point that the normal boot11:58
janimoah11:58
Kagoui'll be back12:01
mvoMithrandir: another thing. the new desktop cd contains some package too, but apparently the CD is not added via apt-cdrom or apt_pkg.GetCDRom.Add() during install. is that known too?12:04
Mithrandirmvo: sounds like an espresso problem; bug Colin. :-)12:05
mvoMithrandir: I will :)12:05
mvoMithrandir: other than this, the install looks pretty good!12:06
Mithrandirmvo: good, thanks.12:06
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ogra-livemvo, did you check if dma is enabled for your CDROM ?12:11
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mvohas anyone tested the live-cd in 256mb? its painful :/12:14
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mvoogra-live: no, when a xterm comes up I will test. this may take a while though ;)12:15
mvoogra-live: yes, dma is on for me12:16
ogra-livewell, was worth a look 12:18
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Mithrandirhmm, so, do we have anybody doing ppc tests?12:23
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mempfi have a problem with the latest daily-live build12:24
mempfafter usplash it ends up at a blank screen12:24
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Mithrandirmempf: X never starts for you?12:24
mempfdont think so12:25
mempfthe alternate isntall works12:25
mempfbut the daily-live wont load X12:25
Mithrandirdoes the "safe video" option work on the desktop cd work for you?12:25
ogra-liveurgh12:25
mempfil try12:25
Mithrandiralso, X works after the alternate install?12:25
ogra-liveKamion, something is wrong with the edubuntu preseed file, edubuntu-server doesnt get installed12:25
mempfyes12:25
mempfsafe video mode does teh same12:27
mvoMithrandir: booting with the alternative scheduler did not help, it is still pretty much unusable in 256mb12:27
zygamvo: what takes most memory?12:28
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mvozyga: no idea yet, I'm still waiting for a xterm to come up12:30
mvo:)12:30
zygaargh12:31
mempfI removed splash from the boot settings and it loaded X and GDM12:31
Mithrandirmempf: ok, please file a bug on usplash giving all the information you can.12:32
mempfi found a thread on the forums with the same issue as me but on a installtion not the live cd12:34
mempfhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=24546812:34
Mithrandirok, please make sure a bug is filed12:37
mempfim doing that right now12:37
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Sp4rKyhey12:40
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mempfthere we go12:42
mempffiled12:42
mempfhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/5845512:42
UbugtuMalone bug 58455 in usplash "Can't Boot with splash boot option." [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  12:42
sladendholbach: I've added something to bug #47602, do you might if I re-open it---I'm not sure "Reject" is the best status when it's been reported and confirmed by multiple people12:43
UbugtuMalone bug 47602 in gnome-panel "gnome panels are empty (show nothing) after login" [Medium,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4760212:43
dholbachhum, it was just John Florian on the bug12:43
dholbachseb128, you and I asked questions, nobody confirmed12:44
dholbachcan you add information of which bug it's supposed to be a duplicate?12:44
Mithrandirogra-live: any chance you could test the ubuntu ppc cds too?  Apparently, none of our regular PPC folks are about..12:45
ogra-liveMithrandir, yes, but it takes a while, i haventr rsynced the isos since some weeks12:45
sladendholbach: is gnome-panel responsible for starting one of the applets;  could it be one of the applets (eg. weather/keyboard/clock) that would be blocking?12:45
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ogra-livewow, X on th ei386 live took about 10 mins to start here (on  a turion machine)12:46
dholbachsladen: possibly12:46
ogra-liveoh12:46
Mithrandirogra-live: well, if we have to wait, we have to wait.12:46
ogra-liveand now i hear the repeated login sound12:46
ogra-liveseems stuck 12:46
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ogra-livekilling esd solved it, but it seems my alsa driver is broken or something ...12:47
seb128Mithrandir: i386 desktop liveCD works fine for me12:52
Mithrandirseb128: great, thanks.  Installation worked fine too?12:52
seb128Mithrandir: I've no spare partition on that box but I'll try on my laptop now12:53
Mithrandirseb128: thanks a lot.12:54
Mithrandirseb128: you don't happen to have a ppc, do you?12:54
sladendholbach: any idea how I'd debug it?12:54
seb128Mithrandir: nop12:56
Kamionmvo: lack of apt-cdrom fixed in my local tree now12:56
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Kamionogra-live: can I have log files of edubuntu-server not being installed?12:56
dholbachsladen: apart from using strace, gdb no, sorry12:56
ogra-liveKamion, yes, next install, i'm just installing amd64 over it12:57
KamionMithrandir: sorry I'm late. I'm downloading edgy-desktop-powerpc now but it'll take a while.12:57
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Kamionogra-live: argh, sigh12:57
Kamionogra-live: you need to save log files when there's a problem12:57
Kamionogra-live: which boot option did you select?12:57
ogra-livewell, i want to finish the testing ... 12:58
ogra-livethe default one ...12:58
MithrandirKamion: ok, sure.12:58
mvoKamion: cool, thanks12:58
ogra-liveits not like we need to fix that now 12:58
ogra-liveit installs fine ... telling people to install edubuntu-server manually in known issues is appropriate (and i fear Keybuks changes in a rebuild ;) )12:59
Kamionogra-live: that depends on the other consequences of that bug12:59
Kamionit might not be an isolated bug12:59
ogra-liveright, but i wont do a rebuild anyways ...# 01:00
seb128dholbach: debug what?01:01
ogra-livesince i dont want upstart right now, where *buntu uses sysvinit01:01
ogra-lives/where/while/01:01
dholbachseb128: bug 4760201:01
UbugtuMalone bug 47602 in gnome-panel "gnome panels are empty (show nothing) after login" [Medium,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4760201:01
ogra-liveKamion, or are Keybuks uploads from yesterday locked in the queue ?01:02
Mithrandirogra-live: I'd recommend not doing rebuilds now unless you absolutely have to.01:02
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ogra-liveexactly01:03
seb128dholbach: that would be a good question for vuntz ;)01:03
Kamionogra-live: no, we were technically unable to freeze the distribution, unfortunately01:03
seb128Mithrandir: doesn't work on my laptop, after the "configure x" on usplash I get a blank screen with just a cursor on the top-left corner01:03
mempfseb128: Same here but no cursor01:04
Mithrandirseb128: uh-hu.  Can you try without splash on the command line?01:04
seb128Mithrandir: trying now01:05
Kamionogra-live: although upstart 0.2.0-1 binaries aren't there01:05
ogra-livebut the sysvinit deps are all gone as i understood the changelogs01:05
Kamionah yes, upstart is stuck in NEW on i386, and FTBFS elsewhere01:06
Kamionogra-live: but they were unnecessary01:06
ogra-livewho knows what consequences that has :)01:06
Kamionsysvinit was Essential: yes01:06
ogra-liveah01:06
Kamionabsolutely bugger-all01:06
Mithrandirsysvinit is still priority: required01:06
seb128Mithrandir: hum, it must have been waiting on some input, I pressed some keys and it continued booting in text mode then01:06
Kamionand upstart is still in universe01:07
seb128Mithrandir: will trying without splash next01:07
Mithrandirseb128: uh, that's crack.01:07
Mithrandirseb128: thanks.01:07
seb128Mithrandir: I've the issue on my box too01:07
seb128Mithrandir: when it needs to check disks I got a blank screen01:07
seb128I know it's checking disk because disk is working01:07
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seb128but first time it happened I restarted the box to figure it was on disk checking01:07
seb128s/got/get01:08
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shiningahah, I love the "unconfirmed" status of gnome bug 32306401:13
mempfI fixed my usplash issue as well01:13
UbugtuGnome bug 323064 in general "the panel applications menu is displayed empty with gamin 0.1.7/inotify" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32306401:13
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mempfpressing ctrl+alt+F3 makes the cd finish booting01:14
mempfjsut like seb12801:14
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zygaanyone seen keybuk?01:19
Hobbseezyga: he was around earlier01:20
StevenKHe's probably staring at the upstart code wondering how to make it more evil.01:21
zygaupstart crashes my session often01:25
zygaor rather: it works the *second* time I login01:25
zygathe first one simply dies a moment after logging in01:25
ogra-livemeh01:29
ogra-livewhy is the livecd user udi 99901:29
Kamionogra-live: so that user-setup works smoothly01:30
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Kamion(in ubiquity)01:30
ogra-liveah01:30
ogra-liveits a bit odd for my ext2 usbdisk :) 01:31
ogra-liveall files are owned by 1000.100001:31
Kamionthat would only work by coincidence anyway01:33
ogra-liveright ... i never had that issue, so i never thought about it :)01:33
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ogra-liveKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/syslog01:55
ogra-livedo you need any other logs ? 01:55
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seb128Mithrandir: i386 ubiquity install from the desktop CD worked fine on my laptop01:57
seb128(i386)01:57
Mithrandirseb128: yay, thanks.01:58
seb128np01:58
Mithrandirthen we're just lacking positive powerpc reports and acks from xubuntu and edubuntu.01:58
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ogra-liveMithrandir, apart from amd64 live i tested everything .... all fine 01:59
ogra-liveamd64 running ...01:59
Mithrandirogra-live: ok, cool.02:00
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ogra-liveok, amd64 done ...02:01
ogra-liveMithrandir, edubuntu is all fine, apart from the fact the edubuntu-server needs to be installed manually ...02:01
KagouMithrandir: my problems was on booting was hardware. (bad cd, or bad burning). Now i'm finishing the installation on my notebook. First impression for knot2 at home is okay.02:02
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ogra-liveubuntu desktop ppc rsync tells me its done in about 20min02:02
Mithrandirogra-live: I'll document that in the release notes, then.02:02
Mithrandirogra-live: cool.02:02
ogra-livethanks02:02
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Hobbseehey!02:02
HobbseeMithrandir: when does the freeze stop?  i've got two fixes.02:03
MithrandirHobbsee: soon.  I need to get successful ppc installation reports first.02:03
Hobbseeoh right02:03
ogra-liveMithrandir, suspend still isnt supposed to work on the liveCD, right ? 02:05
ogra-liveor hibernate ...02:06
Mithrandirogra-live: correct.02:06
ogra-livethen we should hide the options in the logout menu :)02:06
ogra-livei'll have to look at that for ltsp as well ... so i'll see if i can add a patch for the live session too ...02:07
Mithrandircasper-reconfigure /root gnome-power-manager chroot /root su $USERNAME -- gconftool-2 -s -t bool /apps/gnome-power-manager/can_hibernate false02:08
Mithrandiruh02:08
Mithrandirit does turn off hibernate and tells gpm to reconfigure itself.02:08
Mithrandirif that's wrong, please file a bug with a patch02:09
ogra-livewell, gnome-session doesnt seem to care about gdm for the suspend hibernate options at all ... unlike for shutdown and reboot02:09
ogra-liveso i guess thats the bug02:09
seb128ogra-live: gnome-power-manager is used for sleep and hibernate02:10
seb128ogra-live: gdm is used for reboot and shutdown02:10
seb128I think I'll change that to use g-p-m for those too02:10
ogra-liveseb128, ok02:10
seb128we reverted that for dapper because we had not splash on shutdown or reboot from g-p-m02:10
ogra-livebut then i still need a fix for the items being shown in a ssh session (ltsp)02:11
seb128if g-p-m is used you can change the gconf keys02:11
seb128like can_suspend02:11
seb128and can_hibernate02:11
seb128set them to wrong02:11
ogra-livethe gdm part chedcks if i'm logged in locally ...gpm doesnt02:11
seb128false rather02:11
seb128then write a patch for g-p-m? :)02:11
ogra-liveso i dont see shutdown/reboot on logout ... but hibernate/suspend02:12
ogra-live(on a thin client)02:12
seb128the way to go is to use g-p-m02:12
ogra-livehrm02:12
seb128people should not forced to use gdm as login manager to have those feature, etc02:13
ogra-livegnome-session is easier to patch :P02:13
Kamionogra-live: I'd like to see /var/cache/debconf/config.dat too, if you could02:13
seb128so let's fix g-p-m02:13
ogra-liveKamion, uploaded02:16
KamionName: tasksel/first02:18
KamionValue: edubuntu-desktop, edubuntu-server02:18
Kamionhmm, looks ok ...02:18
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Kamionoh, hmm, I wonder02:18
Kamionyeah, ok, it's a tasksel/seeds bug and only affects edubuntu02:18
Kamionnote how edubuntu-server isn't in /usr/share/tasksel/ubuntu-tasks.desc02:18
ograoh lucky me :)02:19
KamionI'll get it fixed02:19
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ograthanks !02:19
ogranicely the bug showed my a wrong dependency of edubuntu-server i else would never have recognized :)02:20
ogras/my/me/02:20
Kamionoh, for crying out loud, I fixed this but apparently never uploaded it02:20
ograheh02:21
Hobbseei believe ogra did similar with rss-glx02:21
ograwell, finding the other bug was worth it ;)02:21
Kamionuploaded02:21
Kamionthanks for that02:21
ograthaks as well :)02:21
ogra*thanks02:21
ograHobbsee, the big screensaver bugfixing party starts after feature freeze :)02:22
Hobbseeogra: true that.02:22
HiddenWolfogra, heh, start with art-team looking at and tossing out the wacky screensavers. ;)02:23
ograelectricsheep needs some fixes as well ...02:23
TreenaksHiddenWolf: let's keep all the mathematical drawing thingies!!!!02:24
ograHiddenWolf, why ? dont you like sabdfls selection ? 02:24
HiddenWolfogra, some of them are great, if they ran at half speed for instance. :)02:24
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_ionElectricsheep needs bittorrent support. :-)02:25
ograhaha02:25
_ionThe Windows version has it already, but i don't know if it's even being developed for the Linux port. :-(02:25
ograHiddenWolf, get a slower machine :P02:25
tepsipakkikamion: howdy. is there a (easy) way to disable the console during install somehow?02:26
HiddenWolfogra, I've had quite a few "what the heck, is it saturday-night" kinda moments. Looked like a disco. :)02:26
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Kamiontepsipakki: don't understand?02:26
ogras/the the/that the/02:26
rodarvussladen, hi!02:26
tepsipakkiKamion: I'm thinking of security, since if I have a machine installing itself on a public place, anyone can open the console..02:27
rodarvuswhat did I do this time? :)02:27
Kamiontepsipakki: that really is "don't do that then"02:27
tepsipakkinooo ;)02:27
Kamiontepsipakki: you could console=ttyS0 and fail to attach a serial console, I suppose02:27
Kamionno idea if that would actually work :)02:27
zulrodarvus: death and destruction02:27
tepsipakkiI'll need to experiment that02:27
tepsipakkiwe have now ~220 dappers here ;)02:28
Kamiontepsipakki: or if you have it entirely preseeded, delete the second vc from /etc/inittab and SIGUSR1 init (or whatever the signal is to make it restart)02:28
sladenrodarvus: sorted out Nvidia crappness02:28
rodarvushaha02:28
rodarvuszul, thats the usual ;)02:28
tepsipakkiKamion: hmm, that sounds good. although, the console is useful for debugging, so if a password protection could be possible, then.. :)02:29
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Kagoutesting knot2, the only problem i'v found for the moment is the uggly fonts under firefox02:32
Kagouinstallation is ok, and hardware support too02:32
MithrandirRiddell: I'm writing the release announcement, so we're almost there, yes.02:36
Mithrandirseb128: which version of gnome do we have now?02:40
seb128Mithrandir: 2.15.92 (2.16.0 beta 2)02:40
seb128ups02:40
Mithrandirthanks02:40
seb128Mithrandir: nop02:40
seb128Mithrandir: "GNOME 2.16.0 Release Candidate 1 (2.15.92"02:40
seb128Mithrandir: "GNOME 2.16.0 Release Candidate 1 (2.15.92)"02:41
seb1282.15.91 was beta 2, that one is Candidate 1 ;)02:41
Mithrandirok, thanks02:41
seb128np02:41
vuntzdholbach, seb128: question? for me?02:42
seb128vuntz: bug 4760202:42
UbugtuMalone bug 47602 in gnome-panel "gnome panels are empty (show nothing) after login" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4760202:42
seb128vuntz: what sort of debug informations are useful for a such bug out of a bt and maybe valgrind log?02:43
Mithrandirhttp://err.no/tmp/knot-2.txt ; corrections welcome02:45
MithrandirRiddell: if you have updated the KDE version, I can put that in too?02:46
vuntznice bug02:46
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KamionMithrandir: missing xubuntu from the cdimage.u.c URLs02:46
vuntzsladen: do you have some time to play with this nel bug?02:46
RiddellMithrandir: "KDE has been updated to 3.5.4"02:46
MithrandirKamion: oops, fixed.02:46
sladenvuntz: which one?02:47
vuntzsladen: bug 4760202:47
UbugtuMalone bug 47602 in gnome-panel "gnome panels are empty (show nothing) after login" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4760202:47
MithrandirRiddell: looks good?02:47
janimoMithrandir: xubuntu live looks good to me02:47
janimoon 386 at least02:47
seb128Mithrandir: s/Gnome/GNOME02:47
Mithrandirjanimo: cheers02:47
RiddellMithrandir: wiki.kubuntu.com -> wiki.kubuntu.org02:48
Mithrandirseb128: fixed02:48
MithrandirRiddell: fixed02:48
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seb128Mithrandir: "The new version of usplash seems to cause the desktop CD to fail to boot" ... maybe adding "for some people", it doesn't happen to everybody, right?02:49
seb128hum02:49
Mithrandirseb128: point.  Fixed.02:49
seb128thanks ;)02:49
seb128looks good to me02:51
RiddellMithrandir: good for me too02:51
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Mithrandirok, goodie.02:51
tsengMithrandir: knot 2 is the first in a series...02:52
tsengMithrandir: its the second02:52
Mithrandirtseng: fixed02:52
Mithrandir(thanks)02:52
MithrandirI'm publishing the images now, ubuntu and kubuntu done, will do edubuntu and xubuntu once lithium has breathing space, then sync-mirrors, then prod mirrors to actually get it into the right place, then send announce02:52
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cbx33cool Mithrandir 02:53
zulyay!02:53
Kamionfirst/second> I always get that wrong02:53
ograMithrandir, The edubuntu-server package is not automatically installed when you do an edubuntu default install02:53
StevenK"Here is the sec^Wfirst upload of ubiquity...."02:53
Kamionzul: ha, good timing; what's the status of quieten-grub?02:53
Mithrandirogra: but it should have been, or?02:53
cbx33Mithrandir: is knot 2 based on 31.2 ?02:54
ograyes02:54
ograthe edubuntu-server install is the default ...02:54
ograbut there is no "server" option in the menu ... 02:54
Mithrandircbx33: that question makes no sense without you specifying ubuntu/kubuntu/edubuntu/xubuntu02:54
cbx33edu02:54
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ogracbx33, its based on /current 02:55
Mithrandiryeah, it'll be 20060831.202:55
cbx33ok excellent02:55
ogra(which links to .2)02:55
Mithrandirogra: no, it's not.  I specify the exact release.02:55
ograoh, ok02:55
cbx33ogra: I have a question02:55
Mithrandirogra: anyway, I rephrased it now; looks better?02:55
ograyep, perfect, thanks :)02:55
cbx33the pathch I'm working on for pessulus, relies on something that is in python in edgy only02:56
ograhmm, the partitioner doesnt start on ubuntu ppc ubiquity if i select manual partitioning02:56
cbx33goption to be exact, it was a request from vuntz as gnome are phasing other methods out and that is the preferred option02:56
cbx33you expressed an interest to getit backported to dapper02:56
ograwell ...02:56
ograif it cant it cant :)02:57
cbx33do you want me to come up with some alternative code for option handling for dapper02:57
cbx33it's not problem...02:57
cbx33I mean it won;t be immediate anyway02:57
ograif people want the shiny SCP they shall use edgy ... if its backportable right away we can do that else we dont ... 02:58
cbx33ogra: drop pessulus support and it will be02:58
cbx33we can use that as a carrot !02:58
cbx33"move to edgy....we have pessulus support"02:58
ograexactly02:58
cbx33ok, agreed02:59
ogramove to edgy we have a shiny SCP02:59
cbx33well not really agreed, heh, it's your decision02:59
cbx33:p02:59
ograwhile the dapper one only kills sessions :)02:59
tsengscp?02:59
KamionMithrandir: s/implemention/implementation/02:59
cbx33kills and executes02:59
ogratseng, SCP02:59
cbx33and logs out02:59
cbx33Student Control Panel02:59
tsengoh.02:59
ogracapitalization ;)02:59
KamionMithrandir: actually "implementations" would be slightly better since you're saying "changes ... have been"02:59
cbx33and has plugin support02:59
MithrandirKamion: better now?03:00
KamionMithrandir: yep, ta03:00
ogratseng, dont worry, we dont add plugins and sessions to secure copy ;)03:00
tsengogra: ok :)03:00
KamionMithrandir: I'd say "splash" or 'splash' rather than splash - the guillemot quotes aren't entirely common in English03:01
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cbx33are you drafting the knkot 2 release announcement?03:01
tsengyes.03:01
cbx33and any one view it?03:01
cbx33s/can/and/03:01
tseng08:45 < Mithrandir> http://err.no/tmp/knot-2.txt ; corrections welcome03:02
MithrandirKamion: fixed.03:02
_ionsplash03:02
Mithrandir(my email client does  automatically)03:02
ograMithrandir, there seems no way for me to convince the partitioner to load for manual partitioning in ubiquity on ppc03:02
cbx33Mithrandir: *not* encouraged for, would *not* advised03:02
Kamion_ion: ASCII's better in announcements where possible03:02
ZnarlMithrandir : nl.releases is having a diskspace shortage and shouldn't be included in the announcement.  nl.releases points to releases.ubuntu.com presently.03:03
cbx33be a better wording03:03
Kamioncbx33: not IMO03:03
cbx33Kamion: np03:03
MithrandirZnarl: ok, nl.archive removed.03:03
ZnarlThanks.03:03
KamionI think encouraged is marginally better, although there isn't much in it03:03
Mithrandircbx33: eparse.03:03
ograMithrandir, and i cant delete the whole disk, there is some valuable data on it ... so i cant really test ubiqity here 03:03
Mithrandirogra: ok; Kamion, got any ideas?03:04
Mithrandirogra: I'm tempted to just say "heck, it works", but that's slightly dangerous too.03:04
ograright03:04
KamionMithrandir: I don't think we should care for knot-2. I'd say release-note it and we can work it out later.03:04
ograat least it boots the live session fine03:04
Kamionactually, before you do that03:05
cbx33Mithrandir: "don't need to bother" - seems a little colloquial for an announcement to me?03:05
Kamionogra: can you get me /var/log/installer/syslog and /var/log/syslog please?03:05
Mithrandircbx33: I blame Colin for that. :-)03:05
cbx33"there is no need to" ?03:05
ograsure ... 03:05
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Kamioncbx33's change would be fine by me03:07
Mithrandircbx33: ok, changed.03:07
cbx33Mithrandir: in following changes as - in following the changes as03:10
ograKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ubuntu-ppc-ubiquity-installer-syslog and http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ubuntu-ppc-ubiquity-syslog03:12
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Mithrandircbx33: done03:13
cbx33Mithrandir: ubuntu-devel-announce list - ubuntu-devel-announce mailing list     ?03:13
Mithrandirpersonally, I think I'd rather write "If you are interested in following Ubuntu development, we would suggest you subscribe to the u-d-a mailing list"03:14
Mithrandirbut I have no idea if that's more correct or not.03:14
cbx33hmmm03:15
cbx33for people who are not in the know the full expansion may be better03:15
cbx33one final change from me to suggest03:15
cbx33to try to catch bugs far enough before the final release that they can be fixed - to try to catch bugs as soon as possible so the can be fixed before the final release03:16
giftnudelMithrandir: it certainly is not wrong03:16
cbx33sorry....mistake in that03:16
cbx33so they can be fixed ;P03:16
Mithrandircbx33: good now?03:17
Mithrandirgiftnudel: the question here is more better/worse than right/wrong.03:17
giftnudelMithrandir: I like the one here better (its easier)03:18
cbx33Mithrandir: maybe just needs one more comma03:18
cbx33just before - to try to cath03:19
cbx33releases, to try to03:19
giftnudelMithrandir: also, there are 2 spaces after "frequent breakage." ;)03:19
giftnudelMithrandir: oh, and there are more :)03:19
cbx33there should be two after every full stop03:19
Kamiongiftnudel: many people adopt that style intentionally - it's not wrong03:19
MithrandirKamion: it should be consistent, though03:20
cbx33there is a single space in the second paragraph03:20
giftnudelok, then it's not konsistent03:20
cbx33that should be a doulbe03:20
giftnudelthere are a lot more though03:20
cbx33there is still application menu breakage on knot 203:20
Mithrandirok, consistently two now.03:20
Mithrandircbx33: give me a blurb and I'll add it.03:21
Mithrandircbx33: comma added03:21
cbx33it needs a symlink removing03:21
cbx33to a debian folder03:21
cbx33I can't remember where though03:21
Kamionogra: (a) ubuntu-ppc-ubiquity-syslog isn't world-readable, (b) the other log is from a ubiquity run where you never tried to start advanced partitioning, so is no use in tracking down that bug03:22
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Kamionor at least it appears thus03:22
ograwell its should be from the current run thats still sitting on the desktop03:23
ogramanual partitioning is selected and i clicked forward ... 03:23
cbx33can you confirm the application menu breakage ogra ?03:24
ograflickering ? 03:24
cbx33yes03:24
giftnudel* The application menu may be broken, if you find that error, you need to remove the symlink "whereever"03:24
Kamionogra: the log has no indication of this. perhaps you could try 'sudo env UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 ubiquity'? make sure to use an unimportant password, as it'll show up in the debug log03:24
cbx33ok it';s here03:24
cbx33hang on03:24
ograremove /etc/xdg/menu/debian*03:24
ograthere is a broken symlink03:24
Kamiondebug mode should show us what partman is doing03:24
cbx33 /etc/xdg/menus/debian-menu.menu03:25
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ograKamion, world readable now03:25
giftnudelMithrandir: * The application menu may be broken, if you find that error, you need to remove /etc/xdg/menu/debian-menu.menu03:25
giftnudelor if you experience this error03:25
cbx33broken seems a little....03:25
giftnudelwell then03:25
giftnudel* The application menu may be flickering, if you experience this error, you need to remove /etc/xdg/menu/debian-menu.menu03:26
cbx33flickering 03:26
cbx33giftnudel: sounds good03:26
giftnudelMithrandir: blurb above (don't forget a . at the end)03:27
ograKamion, ok, i'm at the same point now ... 03:27
ograsame logs ? 03:27
Mithrandirgiftnudel: I think it should be described a bit better than "broken", and does this happen in new installations?  If not, it's not that relevant..03:27
giftnudelcbx33: does it happen on installations?03:28
ograthe funny thing is that it doesnt always happen03:28
cbx33giftnudel: it happened here on an edubuntu install03:28
cbx33default install03:29
giftnudelMithrandir: then it should be added03:29
ograif i do an amd64 install on my lappie, it works fine amd64 live is flickering ... i386 install is broken, install is fine ...03:29
cbx33you may want to mention about existing partitions sometimes have two icons present on the desktop03:29
giftnudelMithrandir: what about the second blurb with flickering03:29
ograits unpredictable where or when it happens, but removing the dangling link always helps03:29
Kamionogra: just /var/log/installer/syslog should be fine03:30
ograok03:30
giftnudelcbx33: I don't thinkt that is important ;)03:30
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cbx33as i said, may want to mention :p03:30
Kamioncbx33: I don't think we need to list all the known bugs; my rule of thumb is generally to list the ones that'll get in people's way during installation03:31
cbx33I'm just glad I have a running system - so I can continue my development03:31
cbx33Kamion: that's cool03:31
cbx33i just mentioned it as it was prominent and visible from installation03:31
cbx33but it leave it all up to you guys03:31
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Mithrandirgiftnudel: ok, added.03:34
Mithrandir(added)03:34
giftnudelhehe03:34
giftnudelbetter03:34
cbx33Mithrandir: looking gggoooooooD !03:35
seb128cbx33: the menu bug? It's no present on new installation03:35
ograKamion, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/syslog03:36
Mithrandirok, knot-2 is now pushed to the mirrors.03:36
cbx33seb128: hmm...I just burned and install 31.2 edubuntu03:36
cbx33and it was there03:36
MithrandirZnarl: can you ask heanet to do their thing?03:36
MithrandirZnarl: and acc, please.03:36
seb128cbx33: is /etc/xdg/menus/debian-menu.menu a broken symlink on default edubuntu?03:36
Mithrandirmaswan: ^^03:37
ograseb128, yes03:37
cbx33yes03:37
seb128why?03:37
ograno idea ?03:37
ogra:)03:37
rodarvus:)03:37
cbx33what provides it?03:37
seb128you guys install menu-xdg?03:37
ograi didnt touch xdg03:37
ograogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/edubuntu.edgy$ grep xdg *03:38
ogradevelopment: * python-xdg                   # SebastienBacher03:38
seb128development03:38
ogradoe spython-xdg pull it in ?03:38
seb128no03:38
ograright, then we dont03:38
seb128kdelibs-bin does it03:38
Kamiondevelopment's not installed by default anyway03:38
ograaaah03:38
seb128is KDE bog :p03:38
rodarvusogra, did you chose de_BE.UTF-8 on purpose for this installation?03:38
ograevil KDE03:38
ograrodarvus, nope03:38
seb128ogra: if you install menu-xdg you should install menu too03:38
ograi choose "Deutsch" from the gui 03:38
ograseb128, eek ... then i'll get the debian menu, right ? 03:39
Kamionyou'll get BE if you select a city not in a country with a de_* locale03:39
Kamionjust because it's the first in the list03:39
seb128ogra: yeah, why would you install menu-xdg other way?03:39
ograoh, damned might be i didnt change to Berlin03:39
ograseb128, dunno ... i wouldnt want menu-xdg at all ...03:40
ograi'll look into kdelibs then 03:40
seb128ogra: fix kdelibs-bin to only Recommends it then03:40
ograyep03:40
ogralets break kubuntu :P03:40
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rodarvus\o/03:40
ograyay03:41
Kamionogra: hmm, interesting03:41
MithrandirI'm still waiting for mirrors to pick up the images before sending out the announcement03:41
Kamionogra: so what happens is that ubiquity drives partman forward to the resize question, so that it can figure out what range to use for the resize slider03:41
Hobbseeseb128: ogra you shouldnt be using kdelibs-bin at all03:41
Hobbsee!03:41
ograright, i noticed a popup 03:41
Kamionogra: however, for some reason partman then says it can't resize the partition03:42
Kamionthis is probably confusing the ubiquity partman component03:42
ograHobbsee, i'D love to drop it ... do you write gnome replacements for kdeedu ?03:42
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Hobbseeogra: it's incorporated into kdelibs4c2a.  you dont need it03:42
Kamionogra: could you please file a bug on ubiquity, attaching /var/log/installer/syslog and /var/log/partman? please also quote the relevant parts of this conversation so that I have a record of it03:42
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ograKamion, will do 03:43
Kamionthanks03:43
ograbut first ... breakfast :)03:43
KamionMithrandir: the above isn't a powerpc-specific issue03:43
Kamionin case you haven't sent the announcement yet03:43
Kamionand I doubt it will affect all powerpcs03:43
Kamionit's just not one I've seen before03:43
seb128Hobbsee: I agree, everybody should be using GNOME ;)03:44
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ograHobbsee, ogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/edubuntu.edgy$ grep kdelibs *03:44
ograogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/edubuntu.edgy$03:44
Hobbseehah03:44
MithrandirKamion: uh-hu.  What's the issue, really?03:44
MithrandirKamion: as in, what's the blurb I should put in?03:44
seb128Mithrandir: main unfrozen then? ;)03:44
ograapparently something depends on kdelibs-bin03:44
Mithrandirseb128: upload away.03:44
ograi dont pull it in directly03:44
seb128Mithrandir: rock on03:44
Hobbseeogra: my point is, nothing should depend on kdelibs-bin.  i got rid of all the stuff in the arhcives that did.03:44
Hobbseeor so i thought03:44
ogradoesnt look like ... 03:44
ogra:)03:45
jdubHobbsee: need some thinking music?03:45
jdubo/` o/` o/` o/` o/` o/`03:45
seb128ogra:  kdelibs4c2a apparently03:45
jdub o/` o/` o/` o/` o/` o/`03:45
ograseb128, right 03:45
seb128Hobbsee: kdelibs4c2a depends on kdelibs-bin03:45
KamionMithrandir: "The desktop CD installer may be unable to start the advanced partitioner in some situations when there are errors on filesystems on the hard disk."03:45
Kamionor something like that03:45
MithrandirKamion: ok, added it to the head of the list of issues.03:46
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Hobbseeseb128: no it doesnt.03:46
ograogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/edubuntu.edgy$ apt-cache rdepends kdelibs-bin03:46
ograkdelibs-bin03:46
ograReverse Depends:03:46
ogra  kdelibs4c2a03:46
Hobbseeseb128: it provides, replaces, and conflicts it, but it does *nto* depend on it.03:46
seb128Hobbsee: "Depends: kdelibs4c2a (>= 4:3.5.2), libart-2.0-2 (>= 2.3.16), libaudio2, libbz2-1.0, libc6 (>= 2.3.4-1), libcupsys2 (>= 1.1.99.b1.r4748-1), libfontconfig1 (>= 2.3.0), libfreetype6 (>= 2.1.5-1), libgcc1 (>= 1:4.0.2), libgnutls12 (>= 1.2.5), libice6, libidn11 (>= 0.5.18), libjpeg62, libpng12-0 (>= 1.2.8rel), libqt3-mt (>= 3:3.3.6), libsm6, libstdc++6 (>= 4.0.2-4), libx11-6, libxcursor1 (>> 1.1.2), libxext6, libxft2 (>> 2.1.1), libxi6, l03:46
seb128ibxinerama1, libxml2 (>= 2.6.23), libxrandr2, libxrender1, libxslt1.1 (>= 1.1.15), libxt6, zlib1g (>= 1:1.2.1), menu-xdg, perl, python03:46
seb128"03:46
Hobbseeseb128: your'e talking edgy?03:46
Hobbseeseb128: that's dapper03:46
seb128Hobbsee: 03:47
seb128     4:3.5.4-0ubuntu9 003:47
seb128        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com edgy/main Packages03:47
maswanMithrandir: since Znarl hasn't told me to do my thing, I'm doing it from your poke instead. :)03:47
Mithrandirmaswan: thanks a lot.03:47
Hobbseeno way....03:47
seb128Hobbsee: if you are sure of you, good03:47
Kamionseb128: kdelibs-bin has been removed from edgy03:47
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Kamionbut kdelibs4c2a does Depends: menu-xdg in edgy03:48
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HobbseeKamion: i requested it :)03:48
seb128Kamion: I've an old version "Status: deinstall ok config-files" apparently ;)03:48
Hobbseeseb128: something's really weird with that.03:48
seb128Kamion: right03:48
seb128Hobbsee: KDE trigs menu-xdg by some way03:48
Hobbseeseb128: sorry, what's your depends line from?03:49
seb128Hobbsee: no sure now, don't bother about it anyway, what Kamion said03:49
seb128"kdelibs4c2a does Depends: menu-xdg in edgy"03:49
seb128I think it should be "Recommends" for iut03:49
seb128it03:49
Hobbseeseb128: ah okay.  i'm not sure what menu-xdg does at this point.  besides, i'm not in core.03:50
Hobbseeso i cant do anything about it anyway :P03:50
seb128Hobbsee: menu-xdg provides the xdg debian menu 03:51
Hobbseeah03:51
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cbx33orca is interesting03:54
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cbx33running the menu item......doesn't actually allow you to set it up yet does it?03:54
cbx33hehehe button sounds like muffin03:58
cbx33Shutdown muffin03:58
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Mempfis knot 2 out?04:07
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tsengMempf: thats what the topic says.04:08
Mempfi dont see it on the cdimage.ubuntu.com site04:08
tsengit's getting there04:09
Mempfoh ok04:09
Kamioneven datacentre-internal mirroring of these things takes a while04:10
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Mempflol04:10
Kamionthe short version is "wait"04:10
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jdongMempf: it's already on cdimage.ubuntu.com for me04:11
Mempfwow04:12
Mempfjdong04:12
jdonghttp://cdimages.ubuntu.com/releases/edgy/knot-2/04:12
Mempflong time no talk04:12
jdongyes, long time :)04:12
MempfThe requested URL /releases/edgy/knot-2/ was not found on this server.04:12
Mempfnot for me04:12
jdong:-/04:12
Mempfoh well04:12
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jdongstrange :)04:12
Mempfi got all day04:12
Mempflol04:12
jdonglol04:12
jdongI'm torrenting it04:12
jdongit's slow as hell, but I'm in no hurry04:12
Mempfmaybe we are linked to different mirrors04:12
jdongI'm already dist-upgraded to edgy on my systems04:12
Mempfthat always fails for me04:12
Mempflol04:12
rikaiHm, talking about the edgy download?04:14
Mempfyeah04:14
Mempfor in my case, the lack of04:15
rikaiYeah, cdimage is doing some sort of dns rotation thing, but not all the mirror servers are populated yet.04:15
Mempfah i see04:15
rikaiPop on over to http://82.211.81.191/releases/edgy/knot-2/ if you're in a rush. ;)04:15
Kamionmvo: cdromupgrade seems to assume $CD/upgrade/04:15
elmorikai: no, don't04:16
elmopeople don't give out IPs for our mirrors, it's not big and it's not clever04:16
rikaielmo: err, apologies then.04:17
Mempfeven the ip wont load for me04:17
Mempflol04:17
giftnudelbesides, who knows if this is not rikai's server and there are some compromised images on it04:17
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elmosladen: I didn't04:18
rikaigiftnudel: True.04:18
elmobut I happen to know someone is working on the machines and that it was entirely possible those IPs would become invalid at any time04:18
giftnudelwell the server rejects the connection04:19
mvoKamion: that is fixed in my local branch, will upload very soon04:19
pygisivang, poke?04:19
Mempfso are most of you guys devolpers then?04:19
HobbseeMempf: yes. this is a dev channel :P04:20
Mempfwell im here04:20
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Mempfand im not04:20
Mempflol04:20
pygiHobbsee, :P04:20
Mempfim looking into it though04:20
HobbseeMempf: devs, lurkers, and other people :)04:20
rikaiMempf: beauty of irc. Anyone can participate. :)04:20
Mempfrikai: beauty of ubuntu. Anyone can participate. :)04:21
Mempflol04:21
Hobbseethat too04:21
rikaiMempf: indeed.04:21
rikaiOn a small unrelated sidenote, anyone happen to know what version of ubiquity made it into knot-2?04:21
Kamionrikai: 1.1.1104:22
rikaiKamion: Thanks. :)04:22
Mempfi want my glx_texture_from_pixmap ati/nvidia!04:23
rikaiThat fixes the installer error i've been getting. Now i've just got to wait for the dvd release. Anywho, i'll quiet myself now and elt everyone get back to their.... developing?04:23
KamionI doubt there'll be a DVD release of knot-204:24
Kamionwe don't usually do DVD milestones04:24
Mempfyay I can see knot-2!04:24
rikaiKamion: oh? You do dvd dailies but not dvd milestones?04:25
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Kamiontwice-weekly, not daily04:26
rikaiAhh.04:26
Kamionand yes, they generally aren't released as milestones because they don't usually get enough testing for that04:26
tsengbeta usually has a dvd04:26
rikaiAlright. Thanks for the info. Guess i'll jsut grab the cd then.04:26
Mempfanyone knot how soon till we start to see some new artwork?04:27
Mempfknot*04:27
Mempfsigh04:27
Mempfknow**04:27
Mithrandirthere won't be a knot-2 dvd, no.  If I get volunteers to test a knot-3 dvd, I could release it, sure.04:27
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Mempfi love my 10Mbit internet04:33
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_ion/summon keybuk04:35
ograKamion, ...04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/edubuntu.edgy$ apt-cache show edubuntu-server|grep Depends04:35
ograDepends: ldm, ltsp-server-standalone, openssh-server, samba, schooltool04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/edubuntu.edgy$ grep ldm *04:35
ograship: * ldm                                # seeded because its not a hard dep04:35
ograany idea how ldm ends up in edubuntu-server even its not seeded there ?04:35
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ograhmm, and the fun is that ltspfs *is* seeded but doesnt show up04:36
Kamionogra: because you don't have server in the seeds: line in edubuntu-meta's update.cfg so it isn't getting updated04:37
Kamionthat could have been my fault while implementing ubuntu-meta-in-bzr04:37
Kamionwant me to fix it now?04:37
ogranah, i can do that ... thatnks for the hint04:37
ogra*thanks04:37
Kamion-seeds: minimal standard desktop live04:38
Kamion+seeds: minimal standard desktop server live04:38
ograwell, i'll drop minimal and standard anyway :)04:38
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Hobbseerikai: i doubt it04:41
Hobbseewould be sensible though04:41
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Kamionogra: only from output_seeds please04:42
rikaiIndeed. It'd make for nice quick and painless reinstalls in the event something goes wrong in /.04:42
Kamionogra: I'm fairly sure dropping those from seeds will do bad things to germinate's head04:42
Kamionyou want:04:43
Kamionseeds: minimal standard desktop server live04:43
Kamionoutput_seeds: desktop server live04:43
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=== Mempf is booting the knot 2 disk now
Kamionrikai: unfortunately it also makes autopartitioning quite a lot harder because the PC partition table format is so dreadful04:43
Kamionand it requires asking for relative sizes04:43
Kamionwhich people will of course get wrong :)04:44
ograKamion, confirmed ... germinate-update-metapackage is very unhappy :)04:44
rikaiKamion: ahh, true.04:44
Kamionwe do just-/-and-swap not because it produces a technically better system, but because it's much simpler04:44
Mempfand knot-2 still freezes after usplash....04:44
maswanWhat would rock is having a good enough lvm implementation to be able to do everything-on-lvm04:44
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maswanI hear there are some issues with that though04:45
rikaiWow, this mirror of knot2 is suprisingly fast.04:45
Mempfyeah i got it at 1.1MB/s04:45
maswancan't be mine, I'm only up to alternate and desktop-amd64. :)04:45
ograKamion, is output_seeds supposed to be in update.cfg ? 04:45
ograi dont have it ...04:46
Kamionogra: no, add it04:46
rikaiEhh, mine is only going at 321KB/s04:46
ograok04:46
sladenMempf: after usplash, or after gfxboot?04:46
rikaiBut thats near the top of my connection speed anyway, so i cant complain.04:46
Kamionjust put it right after seeds04:46
Mempfi think usplash04:46
ogradone ...04:46
Mempfnot sure what gfxboot is04:46
Mempfi knot the fix04:47
neuralisKamion: have you looked in detail how fedora implements installation to lvm? i've been meaning to, but never got around to it; they seem to install to lvm by default, though.04:47
Mempfi can get passed it if i press ctrl+alt+F304:47
rikaigfxboot == modified grub, ne?04:47
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Mempfi filed a bug on it04:47
maswan16:48:05 (79.90 MB/s) - `edgy-desktop-i386.iso' saved [698845184/698845184] 04:48
Mithrandirmaswan: decent bandwidth you have04:48
maswanMithrandir: I'm happy with the current mirror setup so far.04:49
maswanMithrandir: And I'm looking forward to the next release too, it should be fun to see now that we've gotten most of the bugs out of the system04:50
shining80MB ? :o my disk are 4x slower than that04:51
Kamionrikai: no, modified syslinux04:51
Kamionneuralis: no04:51
Kamionneuralis: it wasn't the installation that we were concerned about, in the end04:52
rikaiKamion: ah. 04:52
Kamionneuralis: it was the usability of the userspace tools after that04:52
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maswanshining: Well, it took a couple of tries before I found a filesystem where I had enough cache so that it didn't need to flush the data to disk before the transfer was done :)04:52
Kamionrikai: actually, gfxboot can be hooked into several bootloaders, including grub, but we only use it for syslinux at present04:52
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thommaswan: hah04:53
zulKamion: i take it its too late for the gfxboot for grub04:53
rikaiKamion: ahh i see. I just remember isntalling something called gfxboot a while back to make my grub look pretty. ;)04:53
Kamionzul: mm, probably too late now yes04:54
Kamionrikai: on a different distribution, I assume04:55
Kamionzul: no harm in getting it set up and even maybe enabled optionally, of course04:55
rikaiKamion: Ubuntu Dapper, actually.04:55
Kamionrikai: well, I can tell you that dapper's grub doesn't support gfxboot04:55
zulKamion: yeah might just want to steel the patch from suse04:55
Kamionzul: nod04:57
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rikaiKamion: As seen in pm, it wasn't default grub. ;)04:57
maswanMithrandir: ubuntu done, doing the other flavours now04:58
Kamionhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2006-September/000185.html04:59
Kamionnot all those mirrors will be there yeet04:59
Kamionyet04:59
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jdubelmo: you at the office?05:02
elmojdub: yes05:02
jdubelmo: can you let me know if a fax comes through05:02
jduboh wait05:02
jdubthe girls have replied now05:03
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Kamionimbrandon: could you fix kmformat's documentation directories, please? it installs stuff into /usr/share/doc/KMFormat/ as well as /usr/share/doc/kmformat/05:09
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Kamionimbrandon: I tried to file a bug about it but there seems to be some bug in Malone that means I couldn't05:09
imbrandonKamion: sure thing, will do that in a few moments05:09
Kamionimbrandon: actually, I managed to get the bug filed in the end; bug 5847805:10
UbugtuMalone bug 58478 in kmformat "documentation directories are screwy" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5847805:10
imbrandonkk05:10
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Mempfdidn't i read somewhere that universe and multiverse were going to be enabled in knot-2 by default?05:12
Mempfi think it was on the knot 2 wiki page05:12
ograheh, surely not05:13
HiddenWolfMempf: there is a spec about it05:13
Mempfalso i noticed that after the install when the cd ejected itself the screen was blank05:13
Mempfhad to restart manully05:14
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KamionMempf: specifications and other plans don't automatically translate into implementation, I'm afraid ...05:18
Kamionour lives would all be a lot easier if they did ;-)05:18
Mempfim sure i read it on the wiki page at some point05:18
Kamionit's possible, but I'm afraid it was wrong05:19
Mempfyeah wahtever05:19
Mempfits only two check boxes away05:19
Kamionif it's there now, let us know so that it can be removed05:19
Mempfthanks to the re-made software sources05:19
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dholbachcongratulations everybody on getting knot-2 out05:20
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Mempfok thats odd05:23
Mempfgnome-app-install wont launch05:23
slomoMempf: apt-get install python-gdbm probably solves this05:24
dholbachMempf: it needs python-gdbm ...05:24
Mempfwhy isent that installed by deafult?05:24
dholbachit's going to be05:24
dholbachit's a bug05:24
imbrandonKamion: is today your archive day ?05:24
Mempfah ok05:24
imbrandonor tuesday ?05:24
imbrandonheh05:24
Kamionimbrandon: today05:24
imbrandonKamion: cool can you poke bugs 58479 58480 through the archive when you get a moment 05:25
UbugtuMalone bug 58479 in dapper-backports "konversation 1.0 backport ( edgy --> dapper )" [Low,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5847905:25
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Kamionimbrandon: I will go through the list in order, yes05:26
Kamionassuming ubuntu-archive is subscribed to it05:26
imbrandonok cool , just dident know how late in the day it was for you05:26
KamionI'm about half-way through05:27
imbrandon;) yea archive is subscribed05:27
imbrandonok back to work for me05:28
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Mempfcard reader still not working05:33
Mempfsigh05:33
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mvoKamion: thanks a million for your prompt integration of #58207 \o/05:34
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Mempfalso i was reading this: Edgy will ship with the 2.6.17 kernel, including all the various changes: NDISwrapper 1.22, madwifi-ng by default05:34
Mempfwhat does that mean about the ndiswrapper part05:34
Kamionmvo: no problem05:34
Kamionmvo: hope it works :) I didn't test it either, I'm just going to let the cron job do that05:35
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mvoKamion: when will that be (just curious)?05:35
maswanftp.acc.umu.se fully synced now, fyi05:36
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Kamionmvo: tomorrow morning05:38
Kamionaround 8am London time05:38
KamionMithrandir: I've re-enabled the cdimage cron jobs, BTW; hope that's OK05:38
HobbseeMempf: where did they read that?  ndiswrapper 1.18 is currently in ubuntu, according to MoM05:39
Hobbsee!info ndiswrapper-utils edgy05:39
Mempfits on this page05:39
Mempfhttp://www.ubuntu.com/testing/knot205:39
jdubKamion: your call on knot-2? rockingly awesome?05:39
Mempfunder New 2.6.17 kernel05:39
Kamionjdub: don't ask silly questions :P05:40
Kamionseb128: you seem to have undone the python transition in pyorbit; could you please fix that?05:40
KamionHobbsee: that'd be the userspace side; I think it needs to be updated05:40
StevenKOh damn, does that mean Kamion has passed my first sync request.05:41
Kamionno05:41
seb128Kamion: ups, I uploaded the dapper-updates version which was newer and I didn't think somebody might have been updating the outdated version ... sure, will fix that :)05:41
Kamionseb128: thanks05:41
seb128np05:41
HobbseeKamion: yes, by someone feeling brave.  i believe Mithrandir was offering05:41
seb128BTW do we have a way to list packages newer to dapper-updates than edgy?05:41
dholbachseb128: lucas might be able to alter his script for that05:42
dholbachseb128: he compares package versions all the time05:42
seb128dholbach: I would be happier to have a launchpad or official way for that ;)05:42
Kamionnothing in launchpad to my knowledge05:43
seb128ok05:43
Mempfwhere is alacarte?05:43
seb128will ask lucas when he's around then ;)05:43
seb128Mempf: alacarte package05:43
Kamionseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/suite-diff/mainline/ should be able to do it05:43
Mempfi see its install ed still05:43
Mempfbut not in the menus?05:43
seb128Mempf: right click on the menu label, menu editor05:43
Mempfkinda defeates the purpose05:43
seb128or "edit menu"05:44
Mempfoh i see05:44
Mempfcool05:44
seb128system, preferences, menu layout 05:44
seb128too05:44
seb128Kamion: will have a look at that, thank you05:45
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jdongguys, maybe laptop-mode shouldn't default to a hd spindown time of 5 seconds??05:49
jdongthat might be slightly bad to the hard drive05:49
wasabiupstart kick ass.05:50
ograwasabi, sing it ? 05:50
ogra*using05:50
wasabiheh05:51
wasabiYeah.05:51
wasabiAt work and home now.05:51
ograand it didnt wipe your disks yet ? 05:51
ogranice :)05:51
wasabiNope. 05:51
wasabiIt's pretty simple.05:51
_ionYeah, upstart rules.05:52
theCorecan I know why it rules?05:55
Hobbseebecause Keybuk wrote it05:56
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_ionhttp://www.netsplit.com/blog/work/canonical/upstart.html https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReplacementInit05:56
_ionthecore: 05:56
ogratheCore, it looks sexy in lingerie05:56
theCorehaha, but isn't still using the old /etc/init.d/ files?05:57
_ionIt has sysvinit compatibility.05:57
ograit *can* ... but doesnt need to ...05:57
Hobbseeogra: you've tried? 05:58
theCoreI think it will rules when all the sysvinit conf will be converted to /etc/event.d05:58
ogranot yet ...05:58
ograi'm to anxious05:58
Kamionyou shouldn't try yourself - the config file format will change05:58
Kamionso if you do, your system will break in edgy+1 :)05:58
Hobbseeooh yay!05:59
ograHobbsee, but be sure i have to dive deep in ... ltsp will heavily suffer from it i fear ...05:59
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Hobbseeit can break over *2* releases!05:59
Hobbseeogra: heh.  do make sure you enjoy that05:59
ograwell, not really looking forward to it 05:59
ograi have enough on my plate 05:59
dokoKamion: please could you approve openoffice.org for dapper-proposed?06:02
jordiKamion: I'm about to send an announcement about edgy translations to ubuntu-translators and rosetta-users06:09
jordishould I send to some other list?06:09
Kamiondoko: done06:09
jdongBurgwork: I couldn't help but notice the knot2 release notes claim ATI/NVIDIA support for AIGLX?06:10
Kamionjordi: if Ubuntu maintainers should know about it too, then ubuntu-devel-announce would be appropriate06:10
jdong;)06:10
jordiKamion: ok; I don't think it's specially interesting for them06:10
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Kamionjordi: ok, sounds reasonable then06:10
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zygare06:13
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Kamioncrimsun: was your comment in bug 58039 a confirmation?06:16
UbugtuMalone bug 58039 in sylpheed "[Edgy]  Please sync version 2.2.7-1 from Debian/unstable" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5803906:16
KamionPascal isn't in ubuntu-dev06:16
ograok, this starts to get annoying ... thats the third < 200Mhz/64M machine i installed and it still doesnt see the ralink wlan card ... grr06:18
ograwhat am i supposed to do with a card that works only with pci busses of mainboards from this month06:20
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zygamain is frozen right?06:22
zygadoes universe still get continous builds?06:23
tsengno.06:23
tsengits all manual06:23
zygaoh, good06:23
zygaI wonder when will debmirror actually finish :P06:23
Mempfuhh06:24
Mempfim getting a problem with ndiswrapper06:24
LaserJockheh, it would be nice to have freshened it up a bit before Universe Freeze, but oh well06:24
Kamionzyga: you mean binary builds from source?06:24
zygaKamion: yes06:24
Mempfi installed it with synaptic and when i go to run it from a terminal i get the error: Error: no versions of ndiswrapper found!06:24
Nafalloogra: s/month/decenium/ ;-)06:25
Kamionzyga: yes, it does, and so does main06:25
zygaKamion: I could just stop debmirror now as it has iterated over _everything_ three times but I still hope it will end soon06:25
Kamionwe won't stop building binaries until about five minutes before release06:25
zygaoh..06:25
LaserJockzyga: yeah, I thought you meant syncs06:25
zygaright06:26
zygaokay time to get that stuff working and ignore the ongoing mirroring06:26
Burgworkjdong, yep?06:26
jdongBurgwork: are you sure that's an accurate statement?06:27
jdongI thought 9000-series nvidia was supposed to add AIGLX support06:27
tsengno it isnt06:27
jdongfglrx 8.28 for sure doesn't support aiglx06:27
tsengit is supposed to not die on aiglx server06:28
jdongcomposite on = 3d off06:28
tsengabi change06:28
tsengno support.06:28
Burgworktseng, right. I will correct06:28
BurgworkI misunderstood06:28
jdongthanks, Burgwork06:28
tsengBurgwork: thanks.06:28
tsengBurgwork: yay f-spot06:28
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jdongdid edgy go through some sort of hal abi change recently?06:31
tsengdbus change?06:31
LarstiQdbus it did06:32
jdongsomething-that-broke-vmware change?06:32
LarstiQor well, change at least06:32
wasabijdub: Yeah. I'm wondeirng about this too.06:32
jdong:)06:32
wasabiErr, jdong06:32
wasabiLooks like vmware is segfaulting involving hal06:32
zygahmm, does python2.5 --libs seem broken?06:32
tsengvmware-player doesnt even depend on hal06:33
tsengthis is why binary only distribution is bad, kids06:33
jdongit's definitely vmware's fault at this point.. .we're gonna have to wait for new binaries from them06:33
wasabicrud.06:34
wasabiI'm getting vmware server set up to launch my VM06:34
tsengjdong: ..how'd you come to that conclusion?06:34
tsengafter idly wondering about 30 seconds ago06:34
wasabithen i'll just use a forwarded vmware-server-console from another box or some shit to access it06:34
zygado we have any console utils in dapper/edgy-commercial?06:34
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jdongtseng: on a less smartass-y note, do you think there's any chance to coax monodevelop to backport to dapper?06:35
jdongit didn't look trivial at first glance06:35
tsengit isnt trivial, mono packaging was significantly changed06:35
tsengyou would have to backport starting at step 006:35
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jdongok then06:36
jdongnot worth the effort06:36
jdongedgy's out soon :P06:36
tsengright.06:36
tsengthats the tradeoff for backports, and why we didnt even look at it initially.. next release is always not that far away06:36
desrtwow.  october is so far away.06:37
Nafallofar far away06:37
jdongdesrt: you'd be surprised at how impatient people can be06:37
Nafalloare we there yet?06:37
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desrt"give me something for free right NOW damnit, and mail it to me on a CD for free while you're at it!"06:38
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:tseng] : 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 | knot 2 released | ARE WE THERE YET?
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tsengin the tradition of Daniel Stone06:38
desrti miss daniel stone06:38
jdongI have to deal with them on a daily basis06:38
tsengindeed.06:38
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zygaguys did anyone notice: (...) distutils.errors.DistutilsPlatformError: invalid Python installation: unable to open /usr/include/python2.5/pyconfig.h (No such file or directory)06:39
Nafallolol tseng :-)06:39
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LarstiQzyga: missing -dev?06:40
Burgworktseng, so do either Nvidia or ATI do the AIGLX composting stuff?06:41
zygaLarstiQ: seems so, pythn2.5-config should be in -dev then, right?06:41
zygashould I file a bug?06:41
jdonglol, Burgwork, composting :)06:41
tsengBurgwork: I don't know about fglrx06:41
LarstiQzyga: that's where it has been for as long as I remember06:41
jdongno composite for fglrx06:41
tsengBurgwork: then neither06:41
tsengbut open source ati might be usuable06:41
jdongopen source ati is usable06:41
Burgworkwhat about nvidia?06:41
jdongso is open source intel06:41
wasabiThe propriatary stuff is easier to use with Xgl.06:42
jdongno nvidia06:42
zygaLarstiQ: python-config is in python2.5, not python2.5-dev06:42
jdongproprietary cards will use xgl06:42
jdongwhich is in edgy/universe06:42
LarstiQzyga: ah :)06:42
Burgwork"Edgy will ship with X.org 7.1, which includes AIGLX. With the release of the new Nvidia and ATI drivers that now working with Xorg 7.1 (but sadly still don't do compositing)"06:42
Burgworkthat correct?06:42
tsengyes.06:42
jdongyes06:42
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jdongmention Xgl's presence in universe, though06:42
Burgworkwill do06:42
tsengI am not sure you are on the ball with the compiz stuff either06:43
tsengoh duh06:43
tsengthis is an nvidia06:43
tsengI'll test compiz on aiglx radeon later06:43
tsengand intel06:43
BurgworkAll of this great AIGLX work means that there is much less need for XGL, for which the X Swat Team is going to be very happy, because AIGLX will produce about 1/1000th the bugs XGL does. XGL is still available in universe for those who need it.06:44
Mempfi can confirm compiz works perfectly on intel cards06:44
Burgworkthat correct?06:44
tsengBurgwork: erm06:44
tsengthat is slightly incendiary06:44
wasabiIsn't Xgl the prefered way to make all this work In The Future?06:44
Burgworktseng, yes, yes it is06:44
tsengno, its not06:44
wasabiwhen Xgl doesn't need to piggyback, anyways.06:44
jdongno, aiglx is the future :)06:44
tsengbut we don't want to be a dick about it06:45
BurgworkXGL is a an ugly hack06:45
wasabiHow so?06:45
wasabiA pure GL X server seems fine to me.06:45
jdongx server inside an x server06:45
Burgworkit is a complete new X server06:45
wasabiXGl doesn't mandate that.06:45
wasabiIt just does Right Now.06:45
jdong^^^06:45
BurgworkAIGLX is an iteration of the existing one06:45
tsengaiglx and the other bit06:45
tseng+ compiz06:45
tsengBurgwork: what was that thing you just told me about06:46
sladenXGL would be even better if it didn't require extra extensions to all of the existing X servers to make it work06:46
jdubwasabi: have a read of all the nvidia, ati and x hackers commentary on xgl vs. aiglx06:46
Burgworktseng, sorry?06:46
sladenAIGLX would be better if it wasn't just stretching the existing driver model that little bit further06:46
Burgworkwasabi, the XGL stuff has been hacked into something called glucose by Trolltech06:46
wasabiThgouth I had. Thought the prefered future path were to introduce GL drivers that didn't need GLX, then run a pure GL rendering X server on top of em.06:46
tsengBurgwork: nevermind, but it would be nice if you could mention we have aiglx as our "go forward" without completly slamming XGL06:46
Burgworkright06:46
sladentseng: the thing to promote is that they are both abstracted by compiz :)06:47
Burgworkyep06:47
Burgworkbecause what users care about is compiz, not aiglx/xgl06:47
tsengexcept Xgl is the buzzword06:48
Burgworkyep06:48
Burgworkbecause Novell got out the door faster than RH06:48
tsengNovell is pimping it senselessly, RH is doing nothing06:48
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Burgworkbecause RH realizes it is mostly useless tech (at least what it does right now)06:48
wasabiOh well. I thought the end goal was to decouple the hardware from X anyways.06:49
sladentseng: Novell are specifically not using 'XGL' any more, they've switched to "Desktop Effects" as the pimp word06:49
tsengsladen: too late, monster is out the door06:49
tseng:)06:49
sladenyeah, they're having to try quite hard.  But it's similar to 'sudo' vs. 'root'.  The battle is winable, even if the legacy Unix vendors got there first06:50
Burgworkright. page corrected06:50
BurgworkI removed the inflamatory XGL remark, even though I thought it was quite justified06:50
tsengBurgwork: you could justify a line stating that the RSS of tomboy is a few mb bigger than sticky notes and you are outraged06:51
tsengand now 256mb laptops have just suddenly been "left behind" by ubuntu06:51
sladenBurgwork: URL?06:51
Burgworkbut tomboy is clearly better tech06:51
Burgworkwww.ubuntu.com/testing/knot206:52
Burgworkshould replicate in a few seconds06:52
tsengjust saying, I could justify alot of crazy things :)06:52
sladenBurgwork: can we switch to the phrase "Desktop Effects" and leave only the compiz/GLX/AIGLX as a lesser footnote06:53
tsengwho are "Top Men"06:53
tsengthis is the 2nd time I did a double take on that06:53
jdongtseng: how's mono in terms of memory usage nowadays?06:53
tsengjdong: mono itself isnt bad, depends on the app06:53
tsengbeagle has improved greatly06:53
Burgworktseng, ajmitch (for XGL), mjg59 and quinn for compiz. I deliberately didn't mention any names in the Knot2 page06:54
Burgworksladen, sure, will do06:54
tsengBurgwork: 'developers'?06:54
tsengBurgwork: quinn isnt even a man06:54
jdongI see06:54
jdongdoes beagle still go crazy? :)06:54
tsengTop Men is silly06:54
tsengjdong: no.06:54
Burgworktseng, grumble. I am not changing it!06:54
tsengsuit yourself06:54
jdongtseng: that's good to hear06:55
BurgworkTop Men is a joke06:55
zygamvo: hi06:55
jdongBurgwork: if we get any sexist debates at the forums, I'll blame it on you then ;-)06:55
Burgworkright06:56
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LaserJockyou work?06:56
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Burgworkyou peanut gallery people have taken up almost 30 minutes of my precious time at work! ;)06:57
tsengyou are the one that asked for a review06:57
LaserJocktseng: that'll teach him, or not06:57
Burgworkactcually, I believe you pinged me06:57
Burgworkoh, jdong did06:57
tsengah06:58
jsgotangcooh just admit you couldn't resist picking their brains06:58
jsgotangco;)06:58
tsengwouldve been really classy if you managed to turn that one back on me06:58
Burgworktseng, I always try06:59
sladenBurgwork: is there an ACL on that page for me to edit it?06:59
Burgworksladen, do you have edit rights to the website?06:59
sladenBurgwork: nope06:59
Burgworkthen you are screwed. need a password first, as editing is done another site06:59
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jsgotangcowe are not 1337 enuff07:01
Burgworkjsgotangco, no, I bugged henrik long enough07:01
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Burgworkgrumble. FC407:03
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seb128Kamion: do I need an UVF exception for a new ubuntulooks version fixing a crasher and a rendering issue (and no other change)?07:05
Kamionseb128: yes, but you have the exception07:06
seb128Kamion: thank you07:06
jdubmjg59: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/showdependencytree.cgi?id=20494807:08
thomhrm, Keybuk's blog mentions upstart-compat-sysv; is that waiting in NEW or doesn't that exist?07:08
mvozyga: hello, sorry, had dinner07:09
mjg59jdub: Yay07:09
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sladenCPU++07:10
sladenperhaps more commerical is that they still ship sendmail07:11
zulicky..07:11
jdubpostfix by default07:12
bddebianHey folks07:12
jduband they imported the debian alternatives system and abused it immensely to do postfix/sendmail switching07:12
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Burgworktell me why hplip even exists in the first place? why is that not subsumed into cups and sane?07:17
LarstiQmaintained by hp?07:17
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zulKamion: for the grub splash stuff should i write out a spec like we did for the quiet grub spec?07:20
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Kamionthom: was in NEW until I liberated it recently07:31
Kamionzul: grub splash stuff?07:31
zulyep..07:31
zulthe gfxboot for grub07:31
Kamionzul: oh, don't mind, if it's a simple patch and doesn't affect default behaviour then we can just do it07:32
zulok sweet..07:32
zygamvo: brb07:33
mvoKamion: I would like to ask for a UVF exception for hplib? its a rather long changelog, but it adds new hardware and is in debian/unstable since a bit07:35
Kamionmvo: can I have mail about it?07:35
mvoKamion: sure, I will send it and CC doko (he was the most active ubuntu person on it)07:37
zygamvo: I've got a universal extractor that gets all the stuff we want07:38
zygaI didn't run it on the entire mirror yet but I'm about to07:38
Kamionmvo: ok, sounds good07:38
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robertjbwaha, I just realized I've had an open copy of program manager running on my desktop for the last month07:43
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LaserJockjdong: is the xchat backport stuck somewhere? it seems to have built on LP on the 29th but it isn't in the archives07:52
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jdongLaserJock: I've been wondering the same thing07:52
jdongoh infinity...... :)07:52
jdonghelp :)07:52
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Kamionmvo: so, I was just looking over https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlwaysEnableUniverseMultiverse08:11
Kamionmvo: I notice that the gnome-app-install changes have been pretty much done08:12
Kamionmvo: (I also notice that the spec never got reviewed/approved ...)08:12
Kamionmvo: the synaptic, software-properties, and installer changes are still pending, though08:12
Kamionmvo: has any work been done on synaptic for this? that seems like the bit that would take longest08:13
KamionI'm only looking at this because it blocks stuff that's actually targeted at edgy, and will presumably now need to be deferred, but the more we do in advance, the better08:13
zygamvo: scanning entire main for non-obvious alternatives08:14
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neuralisjdub: there?08:36
jdubneuralis: pong08:36
neuralisjdub: so, you misunderstood the python waking up every 100ms thing08:37
jdubneuralis: yeah, modifying it slightly atm08:38
neuralisjdub: it's not actually python; it's pygobject that does the waking up, when set to be thread aware. your demo (stracing a python interpreter) is crack; of course the *interpreter* is calling select08:38
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azeemdholbach: ping08:41
dholbachazeem: pong08:41
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zyg1re09:22
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zyg1mvo: I'm running a full scan of main, but it looks like about handful of packages require manual checks to get alternatives right, right now vim, emacs, automake and java are biggest offenders09:24
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mvozyg1: cool, those can be easily dealt with! great work :)09:25
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doko_sfllaw: ping09:35
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Meherclehello!!09:36
Meherclesudo apt-get -qq install <package>09:36
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Meherclereturs DESTROY created new reference to dead object ' Qt::VBoxLayout', <> line 1 during global destruction.09:36
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ChipzzMehercle: that's worthless09:37
Chipzzheh09:38
Chipzzwhatever :P09:38
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sfllawkozz: Pong.09:44
sfllawdoko_: Pong.09:44
doko_sfllaw: about the "on closing bug reports" ... could you publish the results of this discussion somewhere?09:46
doko_(Rocco Stanziane)09:47
hungerThe new upstart breaks ubuntu-minimal... Could somebody please make those two compatible? aptitude wants to delete half my system without the -minimal package:-)09:48
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pygihunger, Scott said in mail that it removes u-m :P09:49
hungerpygi: Yeap, I notice that as well:-)09:49
sfllawdoko_: Sure.09:50
Chipzzjust some stupid idea; but how much trouble would maintaining a config.site file be?09:51
Chipzzone would say the idea is pure crack, but openbsd appears to be doing it?09:51
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sfllawWiki... painfully... slow...10:02
doko_have a nice weekend10:04
welshbytesfllaw: yeah i've noticed that this past few days :/10:06
welshbytedata centre having bandwidth trouble?10:06
HWolfwelshbyte, wiki is slow, but speeds of the cdimage server have been good for me.10:07
welshbytehm curiouser and curiouser10:08
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jdubmvo: did you notice that hplip is quite old compared to upstream?10:15
HWolfwelshbyte, could be that they're being hammered due to the knot release, but I doubt that should affect things greatly10:17
welshbyteHWolf: yeah considering the wiki has been slow for a few days and Knot2 was only recently released I doubt that's the problem10:18
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welshbytedo we have an estimated time of arrival for upstart for AMD64? seems that it only built successfully on i38610:21
_ionI think 0.2.1-1 is in the queue, and it contains some compilation fixes for non-x86 platforms.10:22
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_ionThe source package is already in the archive.10:23
welshbyte_ion: great, thanks10:24
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_ionwelshbyte: Now https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/upstart/0.2.1-1 says "successfully built" for amd64.10:30
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crimsunKamion: (sorry about the delay) at that time it wasn't, but since he has modified the Description, I've acked #5803910:42
mvojdub: yes, I have a local update that I will ask for UVF exception (1.6.something), but I need to fix the upgrade problem anyway because it blocks me testing dist-upgrade support10:44
jdubmvo: cool! :)10:44
jdubmvo: only noticed 'cos i got an HP MFP thingy ;-)10:44
mvojdub: heh :) I hope that it will be in early next week (if I get a ok for the UVF-e)10:46
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Mithrandirmaswan: thanks a lot for your help.  Next release will be exciting, yes.11:38
MithrandirKamion: cdimage cron jobs> sure, I was planning on leaving them disabled until we trigger livefs-es from cdimage, but there's no harm.11:38
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