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sistpotyKamion | mdz: what's the current procedure to get an universe package into dapper-updates?12:33
mdzsistpoty: it's being written, due out tomorrow12:33
mdzwill be on -devel-announce when it's done12:34
sistpotymdz: ok, thanks12:34
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ograhmm, no knot3 ?12:40
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tsengogra: i can upload right?12:43
tsengogra: and it will just be held12:43
ograright12:44
tsengok12:44
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zulmdz: ping01:57
mdzzul: pong01:58
mdzI was just trying out your Xen howto01:58
zuland?01:58
zulstill needs some work i think01:58
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mdzand I've made some edits you may want to review02:06
zulsure no problems...the kernels in the /boot directory are named that way because of kernel-package02:07
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mdzzul: is there a generic Xen howto you can link to which picks up where yours leaves off?02:08
zulyes debian-administration site02:09
zulhttp://www.debian-administration.org/articles/39602:09
zulas well im working on the restricted modues, meta-xen, and a domU kernel as well02:10
mdzzul: that would be a good link to add to the end of your wiki page02:10
zulok02:11
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zulmdz: there is a git repository as well hosted by olpc i could send you the url if you wish02:12
bddebianHowdy folks02:13
zulas well Mithrandir has been contributing some patches 02:13
zulhttp://dev.laptop.org/git.do?p=projects/ubuntu-xen;a=summary fyi02:15
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BenCzul: I contributed a "what the hell were you thinking taking on xen packaging" a few times, don't I get some credit? :)02:16
zulBenC: yeah you did, and now i lost hair because of it :)02:16
LaserJockheh, I wonder how BenC can keep all that hair sometimes02:17
BenCI hear working on archive maint is cake work, so do that for awhile ;)02:17
zulno thats ok, im crazy enough02:18
BenCKamion: ping02:31
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terlmanni have a major ubuntu ptoblem! i tried to run msudo nautilus as user terlmann but the thing ran as "hal" and now my screen is whacked out,the bottom menu are 3 inches from the bottom of the screen,and the mouse pointer has to locate 1 inch BELOW the dialog i wanna click... has anyone got a solution?02:49
terlmannHELP !!02:49
jdongterlmann: this is not a support forum; this channel is for developers of ubuntu. Please try #ubuntu or another support method instead02:49
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terlmannbut i need developer strength formula,real programmer support!02:50
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bluefoxicy<+FirefoxKal> Bluefox: the poor asian language support in linux is bad :\03:21
bluefoxicyo.O03:21
bluefoxicyhe's using knot2 now03:21
bluefoxicyI thought there was good hongkongese support03:21
slomo_doko: ecj-bootstrap-gcj doesn't want to run postinst in the buildd chroots :/ http://librarian.launchpad.net/4209912/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.ikvm_0.26.0.1-2ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz03:21
bluefoxicydoko:  you around?03:21
Frederickfolks why doesnt ubuntu features the dgb info for image magick?03:41
bddebianFrederick: As I told you earlier today, all Ubuntu and Debian packages strip their binaries to conserve space on the archives :-)03:42
bluefoxicyaww man, sourceforge is up but the project web server is down, what the ass03:43
sistpotybluefoxicy: if you want to get to a download page, you can do so with sourceforge.net/projects/<project>03:46
bluefoxicysistpoty:  I want to finish my web page before the deadline.03:46
bluefoxicyI don't want to have to adjust the time on my project03:46
sistpotyhe, well can't help you there then ;)03:46
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bluefoxicysistpoty:  can you help me by somehow getting OLPC to give me an OLPC?  ;)03:50
bluefoxicy(they're not for sale normally-- though I think they're not yet finished)03:50
sistpotybluefoxicy: magic is beyond my abilities ;)03:51
bluefoxicyheh.  I wish i had money when they were running the pledge03:51
bluefoxicythey were selling them, you could plegde $300 for a unit, and the other $200 bought 2 more for poor people03:51
bluefoxicywhich is a good deal03:52
bluefoxicythere's an Ubuntu OLPC spec somewhere too, which I'd like to be able to test out; plus it'd be a cheap and easy to carry around internet/IRC connection, since it's got full wifi :D (hey I can't be all charity)03:53
neuralisbluefoxicy: we were certainly *not* selling them.03:54
bluefoxicyneuralis:  lemme see if I can dig it up.03:54
neuralisbluefoxicy: the pledging was an unofficial pledgebank petition.03:55
jdubneuralis: oh, ivan - never made the connection between you and your nick :)03:55
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bluefoxicyneuralis:  AH!  I didn't know it was unofficial, damn slashdot.03:55
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Frederickbddebian, but then I cant debug my files and there should be a package wich holds debug info =/03:55
bddebianFrederick: Sure you can, you just need to build unstripped packages :-)03:56
bluefoxicyneuralis:  I've actually considered the prospect of enhancing primary education in developed countries with the same technologies; we're certainly not going to hand out $1200 laptops to American children for first grade math03:56
neuralisjdub: no worries, it just means my nick joins the ranks of kam ion, key buk, infi nity, mith randir, etc. spaces inserted to protect the innocent from their irc client beeping ;)03:56
bluefoxicyBut it looks like that angle isn't going to be aimed at either.03:56
Frederickbddebian, apt is suspended =/03:57
neuralisbluefoxicy: it is. we're not at all restricted to the third world, nor were we ever supposed to be. we're just starting there.03:57
bddebianFrederick: Still?03:57
jdubneuralis: ha ha ha03:57
Frederickyep03:58
Frederickwhy don't they simply block the package?03:58
bluefoxicyneuralis:  ah cool.  Any plans to up the ante in the first world?03:58
neuralisbluefoxicy: google 'romney olpc'04:00
sistpotybddebian: no linda issue on gaim-libnotify for me... :/04:00
sistpotyoops wrong channel04:00
bddebiansistpoty: Yeah, don't talk to me in here.. ;-P04:01
sistpotyhehe04:01
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bluefoxicy$150-$300 per unit in the first world would supply a sizeable profit.. 37.9 million primary schoolers... divide by 5... about 7 million.. $350 million profits at $150 ... America would fetch enough to pay for 3,500000 units in the third world, per year04:02
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bluefoxicy(I am an EVIL economist)04:02
bluefoxicyneuralis:  will do04:02
YokoZarIs it a good idea to put lone virtual packages in the build depends, eg libcupsys-dev?04:03
bluefoxicyMitt Romney?04:03
sistpotyYokoZar: unless lp can cope with it now: no, you should resolve it to a real package04:04
YokoZarlp?04:04
sistpotyYokoZar: launchpad (soyuz to be more specific)04:05
YokoZarI was more worried about apt-get build-dep myself04:05
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sistpotyno idea about that really... but if you're talking about a package in the archive, it first needs to get through soyuz ;)04:07
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infinityYokoZar: You should always specify a preferred alternate.04:35
Burgundaviamdz: do you mind if I mention https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bug57153IncidentReport in UWN 14 (due out on Sat.)04:35
Burgundaviamdz: if you want me to leave it out until next week, I will04:36
infinityYokoZar: So, "Build-Depends: libcupsys2-dev | libcupsys-dev"04:36
YokoZarinfinity: yeah, thanks04:36
Frederickis apt still blocked?04:36
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sistpotyquick question: should the libtool information (*.la) be shipped in a -dev package?04:44
sistpoty(for reference: comments on http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3126)04:45
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bddebiansistpoty: Guess they are all asleep? :-)04:52
sistpotyor busy ;)04:53
sistpotybut I think your assumption is more likely 04:53
bddebianNever count on anything from my dumb ass :-)04:54
sistpoty:P04:55
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SEJeffI'm going to guess that the earlier incident prevented knot 3 from being released05:10
FrederickSEJeff is apt back?05:11
LaserJockthere was an incident?05:11
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SEJeffhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bug57153IncidentReport05:12
imbrandonafaik that was august05:12
imbrandon21 2205:12
imbrandonnothing much to do with knot 305:13
SEJeffimbrandon: Read the completion date05:13
SEJeffCompletion date: Friday, 15 September 200605:13
LaserJockI don't see the correlation, but ...05:13
LaserJockI don't think it has anything to do with knot 3, but I could be utterly wrong :-)05:13
imbrandoni still dont see how that has to do with knot 3 , and afaik its not delayed just not released05:13
SEJeffBenC was working all morning on a new l-r-m and bumped up the kernel abi05:14
imbrandonbtw moins LaserJock ;)05:14
SEJeffthat was the fix that bug05:14
LaserJockimbrandon: hola05:14
imbrandonSEJeff, well i dont think that had alot to do with it either but i could be wrong, best case if your dieing to know is wait a few hours ( morning EU time ) and ask05:15
imbrandonjust my 0.2c05:15
SEJeffimbrandon: I've got specto watching http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/edgy/, it will tell me when. Thanks05:16
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fabbionemorning guys05:45
Burgundaviamorning fabbione05:49
bddebianHello fabbione, Burgundavia05:54
jsgotangcohello05:54
bddebianHi again jsgotangco :-)05:55
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: 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 | Main frozen for knot 3
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desrtajmitch; ping06:03
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lynnhi - a quick question - during the install I filled in the blanks and after the reboot my user and pass aren't recognized........is the default for these?..........I installed ubuntu alternative 06:09
imbrandonit should be what it asked you durring the install06:12
imbrandonthere is no way to recover or reset it that i know of06:12
imbrandoncheck you caps lock etc06:12
imbrandonand for future ref try #ubuntu this is the dev channel ;)06:12
lynntried all that .............:(06:20
ajmitchdesrt: yes?06:22
desrtajmitch; can you upload your updated libcm?06:22
ajmitchsure, I'll dig it out sometime tonight06:22
desrtajmitch; update spiftacity too while you're at it, since it'll be able to build again with the new libcm :)06:23
desrtyou'll make a lot of people happy06:23
ajmitchyeah, I was doing that at one point06:23
ajmitchbreaking metacity to produce a spiftacity package is a little more work, I had it done for 2.15.x06:24
ajmitch& then dholbach & seb kept on updating metacity on me :)06:24
ajmitchexcellent, local conflicts in libcm checkout06:26
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Burgundaviamdz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyEft/Knot3 any thoughts?06:37
desrtBurgundavia; needs more beavers06:43
Burgundaviadesrt: umm.... ???06:44
desrtBurgundavia; the arabic screenshot looks bad as it is06:46
desrtBurgundavia; i'd either get rid of it or move it to the front06:46
desrtBurgundavia; i don't realise that arabic is RTL and i look at the menubars of oo.o and gimp and say "oh.  blank spaces.  maybe they haven't finished the translating yet."06:46
desrtBurgundavia; if it was on top you could see the text06:47
Fujitsudesrt, that's what I initially thought.06:47
FujitsuThen I realised it was probably RTL.06:47
desrtBurgundavia; also.  gimp is active in the russian screenshot but none of the others06:47
Burgundaviaoh, right06:47
Fujitsudesrt, true.06:47
FujitsuAlso: This screenshot shows this new feature/06:48
Burgundaviagiven my gimp-foo sucks06:48
desrtalso - fix your links.. i wanna read about upstart :)06:48
Burgundaviaright06:50
desrtalso -- if knot3 is gonna release soon you should probably make sure a new openoffice upload has been completed :)06:50
desrtbut that's not really your job06:50
Burgundaviano, it is not, thankfully06:50
desrtwell, bug someone :)06:50
Burgundaviadoko: ping06:51
Burgundaviadesrt: I just did06:51
desrt100% of the time crash-on-save in the office suite is a pretty big eyesore in a prerelease :)06:51
Burgundaviadesrt: actually, it is only crash when save-as, not save06:54
desrtBurgundavia; well.. save new document -> save as06:55
Burgundaviayes, like I said, any sort of save as06:55
Burgundaviapurely saving an existing document works06:55
desrti suspect it's actually any time the file chooser shows06:55
desrtso it might happen on open too06:55
BurgundaviaOO.o so needs to die06:56
desrtit's a shame that abiword sucks06:56
desrtbecause i really really like abiword06:56
Burgundaviaso does FF, Gaim and GIMP06:56
infinityKamion: I suspect the update-alternatives breakage in usplash is because the .so shipped by usplash is no longer a registered alternative.  That seems to be a mistake.06:56
desrtooo -> abi06:56
desrtff -> ephy06:56
desrtgaim -> gossip06:56
desrtgimp -> ?!?!?06:56
infinityKamion: Oh, cause it doesn't ship one anymore...06:56
Burgundaviafspot06:56
desrti'm afraid we'll have to disagree :)06:56
Burgundaviadesrt: you are right06:56
Burgundaviathe open dialog causes it crash as well06:57
infinityKamion: Doubly a mistake, I guess.06:57
infinitySeveas: ?06:57
desrtok.  it is time for bed.06:57
desrtBurgundavia; congrats on the so-far-so-good release notes.  have fun finishing them up.06:57
desrtcheers.06:57
BurgundaviaI don't know why Mozilla doesn't consider Ephy to be the Camino of Linux06:58
infinityBecause it's crap?06:59
Fujitsu+1 infinity.06:59
Burgundaviainfinity: Mozilla is crap as a platform? Mozilla is crap as a product? yes, I would agree07:01
infinityNo, epiphany is crap as a browser. :)07:01
Burgundavianow there we have to disagree07:01
infinityI use it daily along with firefox, and it irritates the piss out of me.07:01
BurgundaviaFF does that for me07:02
infinityMakes sense. :)07:02
Burgundaviawell your sanity has clearly boiled away in the sun down under07:03
FujitsuUh... Silly North Americans, with little/no sanity :P07:03
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BurgundaviaFujitsu: Pot, kettle...07:04
FujitsuBurgundavia: ?07:04
Burgundaviaanybody else notice how the new battery notifications cover up your desktop switcher?07:04
BurgundaviaFujitsu: the pot calling the kettle black07:05
FujitsuBurgundavia, yes, I noticed that well over a month ago :P07:05
FujitsuBurgundavia, probably.07:05
Burgundaviahmm, no Keybuk07:12
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buzzenupdate-grub now converts kopt=root=/dev/md0 into kopt=root=UUID=(uuid of filesystem). this does not seem to work on my raid device. how can I disable this ?08:12
buzzenfeels like a bug to me08:13
buzzen(or untested with raid)08:13
fabbionebuzzen: known and fixed bug08:14
fabbionethe new mdadm that handles that is waiting knot-3 CD to be out to be unleashed in the archive08:14
fabbionea fix exists and it's there..08:14
buzzenok thanks08:14
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fabbionebuzzen: i assume that it won't be long (max 24 hours) before it will be there08:15
buzzenif I remove the evms package, does it also disable all evms activation (also in initrd for example)08:15
buzzen?08:15
madduckbuzzen: yes08:15
fabbionemadduck: the problem is udev/md interaction. md doesn't kick udev hard enough to create /dev/disks/by-uuid/symlinks...08:16
fabbionemadduck: so the fixed package does just that08:16
buzzenok thanks.. ive had enough of evms... it also seems to take over mdadm configured arrays without permission at times08:16
fabbionethat's why UUID is not there with the old one08:16
madduckfabbione: 2.5 works, btw.08:16
fabbione2.5 what?08:16
madduckmdadm :)08:16
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fabbionewell i could ask for a UVF exception...08:17
madduckyou don't want to do that at this stage, i think.08:17
buzzenso new mdadm will also be in edgy soon 2.4.1 is rather old08:17
buzzen?08:17
madducktoo many changes between 2.4.1-6 and 2.5.3.gitXXX-408:17
buzzen2.6.17 kernel + mdadm is more powerful than evms in some ways now.08:18
buzzenwith online reshaping..08:18
buzzeni noticed that is disabled in ubuntu kernels..08:18
Mithrandirsladen: that xorg space bar bug of yours is impressive.08:20
fabbionebuzzen: we are too close to release to import new versions from upstream. This one is known to work just fine.08:21
buzzenreferring to the 2.5.3 version? any 2.5.x is good enough08:22
buzzenso thats ok08:22
buzzenone thing thats bugging me. either im doing something wrong or. I created another raid device. and after a reboot, the new device (i called /dev/md1) has become /dev/md0 and my old one md108:26
buzzeni thought using a mdadm.conf locked it down08:26
buzzenis the mdadm.conf being used by update-initramfs ?08:27
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fabbionebuzzen: no that's related only to the order in which devices are discovered. there is no locking in that regard. 08:32
fabbioneit's a FIFO08:32
fabbionethe first raid that's discovered becomes md008:32
fabbioneand so on08:32
buzzenoh.08:32
fabbioneif your second raid is discovered first, it will be md008:32
buzzenI dont like the order though :-)08:33
jdubfabbione: is the initramfs/uuid/md stuff sorted now?08:33
fabbionejdub: i have the package in the unaccepted due to knot-308:33
fabbionebut the fix is there and ready to be unleashed08:33
jdubfabbione: rock!08:33
jdubfabbione: i'll reboot my server as soon as the update goes thru :-)08:33
buzzenfabbione: I guess I will have to live with it :-) So I shouldnt refer to them as /dev/md0 but using the UUID in the fstab for example ?08:34
fabbionejdub: i did test it yesterday before publishing the fix08:34
fabbionebuzzen: that would be the best once the fix is in the archive yes..08:34
buzzenfabbione: incase a change in teh kernel alters the order etc.08:34
fabbioneexactly08:34
fabbionemore than in the kernel, i would say in your device chain08:34
fabbionebut you get the idea08:34
buzzenwould be handy to lock them down by uuid though.like you can with network devices and mac addresses08:35
fabbionei need to go offline for 20 minutes 08:35
fabbionelater08:35
fabbioneyou can08:35
buzzenhow ?08:35
fabbioneit needs the fix that's waiting in the archive08:35
buzzenaah ok :)08:35
fabbionemount by UUID08:35
fabbionethat's the same thing that break root on raid at the moment08:35
fabbionei really need to take off for 2008:35
fabbionelater08:35
buzzencheers.08:35
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madduckfabbione: i am curious as to why thoe problems exist on Ubuntu. do you deal with RAID on configurations that change?08:47
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madduckbecause otherwise, the order in which RAID arrays are assembled/detected is deterministic08:48
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fabbionemadduck: no the order is not deterministic. 08:53
fabbionethe bug people are talking about is the mount of raid via UUID when it's mounted as /08:53
buzzenfabbione: i remember reading about md driver getting support for saving raid resync progress so it can continue after a reboot. Don't suppose you know when this was added to the kernel ?08:54
fabbionebuzzen: i know it's there.. when it was introduced.. no idea08:54
fabbioneprobably sometimes after .1208:55
buzzendo you know if it works for old 0.90 superblocks or just the new formnat ?08:55
buzzeni nice big changelog for the md driver would be nice. guess that doesnt exist in one place..08:56
fabbionethe format of the sb didn't change08:56
madduckfabbione: hm. right, ubuntu uses mdrun, which makes it non-deterministic08:56
buzzenfabbione: you have 0.90 sb and 1.0 sb which is more flexible/newer08:57
buzzenit has less restrictions..08:57
buzzen(supports more disks and more space for "expansion" etc)08:58
buzzenbut im not sure if there is "space" in the 0.90sb to sotre this resync "progress". certainly it doesnt seem to be on my system.. i didn't try with 1.0sb09:00
fabbionebuzzen: according to git the first patch to support partial resync did hit kernel last year in June09:01
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fabbioneand still according to other git entries, the sb format is updated by the running kernel when possible09:02
fabbioneand when required09:02
fabbioneso basically an old version-0.90 is upgraded to 0.91 or 1 when needed09:02
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buzzenive not heard that before. but some of the superblocks are stored in different places ?09:03
buzzenhow could it handle that..09:03
pittiGood morning09:03
BurgundaviaMithrandir: ping09:04
Burgundaviapitti: morning09:04
fabbionebuzzen: i am only reading git commit logs09:04
fabbionebuzzen: not the code09:04
buzzenfabbione: yup. thanks :)09:05
fabbioneand reading an old sb and write to the new format is not rocket-science...09:05
buzzenfabbione: the kernel md driver and mdadm is not documented as well as it could be..09:05
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buzzenfabbione: i wondered perhaps if there was data on that portion of the disk for example. but ok.. i dont know the details really09:05
fabbionebuzzen: patches are welcome09:05
pittihey Burgundavia 09:06
fabbioneno, there is no data after the sb09:06
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fabbionethe sb is located at the end of the device09:06
fabbioneand it allocates a big chunk of disk to store data09:06
buzzenfabbione: sb 1.1 is located at the beginning.09:06
buzzenor 1.2 i forget09:06
fabbioneand there is space for extensions09:06
buzzeneither  at  the end (for 1.0), at the start (for 1.1) or 4K from the start (for09:07
buzzen                     1.2).09:07
fabbionebuzzen: nope.. the md superblock has always been in the same place since god created light09:07
buzzenfabbione: then mdadm man is lying ?09:07
fabbione * If x is the real device size in bytes, we return an apparent size of:09:07
fabbione *09:07
fabbione *      y = (x & ~(MD_RESERVED_BYTES - 1)) - MD_RESERVED_BYTES09:07
fabbione *09:07
fabbione * and place the 4kB superblock at offset y.09:07
fabbione */09:07
fabbionethis is kernel code09:07
buzzensee. you cant even trust the documentation then! :D09:08
fabbionepatches are welcome09:08
buzzen:)09:08
buzzenill put thgat on my todo list09:08
MithrandirBurgundavia: hi09:10
BurgundaviaMithrandir: http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/knot3 is up, but should I leave the "not yet released" on the page?09:10
Burgundaviaissue is, I am about to go to sleep and so you would need to find somebody else to edit it if you release Knot 3 in the next 8 hours09:11
MithrandirBurgundavia: yes, please leave the not yet released.09:11
Burgundaviaok, will do09:11
Mithrandirthanks09:11
Burgundaviayou will need to find Matthew Nuzum or Heno to get it removed at the right time09:12
MithrandirBurgundavia: yeah, shouldn't be a problem.09:12
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pittihey seb12809:18
seb128hi pitti09:18
seb128how is knot-3 going? Current iso are good to play with?09:21
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Mithrandirdoko_: around?09:36
Mithrandirdoko_: emacs has some functions where it passes a char * and a couple of extra parameters (which aren't in the parameter list of the called function), then try to access those extra parameters in the called function.  This used to work (in dapper), but doesn't in edgy; is there a command line switch to revert to the old behaviour?09:39
fabbioneMithrandir: probably is the stack-protector that's causing the segfault?09:40
Mithrandirhmm, possibly.09:40
fabbionetry to build without09:41
fabbionebut the code in emacs needs fixing.. no matter09:41
Mithrandirsure, it needs fixing, but I won't do that now.09:41
fabbioneoh i don't care either.. i don't use emacs09:42
MithrandirI use it bloody all the time, but I prefer it not to crash when I close an unsaved buffer. :-P09:42
Mithrandirhooray, livefs-es seem to build properly this time.  Let's just hope they're reasonably-sized.09:45
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Mithrandirmvo: what do you think of having apt-get grow a way of installing tasks?09:48
mvoMithrandir: nice idea, I'm not sure how easy/hard this would be09:49
Mithrandirmvo: we had to cowboy livecd.sh to use aptitude rather than apt-get yesterday, but I'd actually be more comfortable with apt-get since it doesn't have this idea of "a partial solution is better than no solution" and similar, which is annoying when you want things to fail if they can't be accomplished.09:50
Mithrandirsuch as when you're building livefs-es.09:50
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mvoMithrandir: what was the problem with apt-get yesterday?09:51
KamionBenC: yes?09:52
Mithrandirmvo: we had to switch to aptitude because of the recommends problem.  That is, we probably wouldn't have to, but we ended up doing it.09:52
KamionSEJeff: the stuff Ben was working on was unrelated to the incident report you referred to09:52
KamionSEJeff: and said incident report was unrelated to Knot 3. The reason Knot 3 is delayed was because of a live filesystem build problem discovered yesterday morning that took a while to rectify.09:52
Mithrandirfabbione: yup, it's the stack protector.09:53
fabbioneMithrandir: score09:53
Kamioninfinity: alternative> yeah, could well be ...09:53
mvoMithrandir: is the new apt recommends code buggy? is there a way for me to help debugging the problem?09:54
Mithrandirmvo: no, it's fine now after the last upload you did.09:54
infinityKamion: Well, removing the last alternative (as would happen on a usplash upgrade) leaves a danling link, which forces manual mode.09:54
Mithrandir(afaik)09:54
Kamioninfinity: right09:55
Kamionmvo: we didn't realise that (a) a suitable new apt was already there and (b) the LP patch to add the metapackages section had been applied09:56
Kamionotherwise I'd just have changed the overrides09:56
mvoKamion: aha, ok. sorry for this communication problem then :/09:56
Kamionnah, our fault09:57
infinitymvo: Anyhow, that particular series of events did bring Colin to wonder if *-live might be better off as a task instead of a metapackage, since it's only really used by the livecd build process.09:57
infinitymvo: And updating ubuntu-meta just to mangle the livecds is a pain.09:58
MithrandirKamion: did you get the ubiquity patch from Riddell uploaded last night?09:58
KamionMithrandir: yeah09:58
infinitymvo: But we'd prefer not to use aptitude, since it does sketchy things when it can't do what you ask it to, hence Tollef's request for apt to be able to install a task.09:58
MithrandirKamion: thanks; I'll build kubuntu livefs-es too then09:58
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KamionMithrandir: ubiquity 1.1.1809:58
infinitymvo: Alternately, I suppose, a new switch (aptitude --no-half-ass) to prevent it from trying half-assed solutions instead of just failing might be nice. :)10:00
mvoinfinity, Mithrandir: ok, I have a look at the code in apt now10:00
pittiMithrandir: are you satisfied with the alternate CDs, knot3-wise?10:01
infinitymvo: I don't care which interface we use (apt or aptitude) as long as it can both install tasks, and fail completely and painfully when it can't do precisely what you asked it to.10:01
Mithrandirinfinity: it's probably harder to get that into aptitude due to the scoring engine.10:02
Mithrandirpitti: I'm been dug in with desktop CD bugs, but I think I am happy with alternate, yes.  If the wiki would like to answer me this century, I could give you a definitive answer.10:03
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pittiMithrandir: so, today will be live CD testing, as soon as they finally appear?10:04
seb128is current desktop CD worth testing? or a new one will be rolled and better to wait for that one?10:04
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zygamorning everyone10:05
Mithrandirpitti: from the reports on the wiki, it looks like alternate is ok.  I need a couple of amd64 tests, but apart from that I'm happy.10:06
FujitsuMorning, zyga.10:06
Mithrandirpitti: yes, live cds are building now.10:06
pittiseb128: ^10:06
pitticool10:06
Mithrandirseb128: wait ten minutes or so10:06
seb128ok10:06
Mithrandir*sigh*10:08
Mithrandirwe're oversized.10:08
imbrandonre10:08
MithrandirKamion: we should be able to roll back to using apt-get, shouldn't we?10:08
KamionMithrandir: yeah, if I make the metapackage section changes10:10
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infinityKamion: Well, you have until the next publisher run (we can do a by-hand run around :30 or :35..)10:11
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Mithrandirhmm, -desktop for knot 2 didn't have evms, mdadm, etc.10:12
Mithrandirnor did it have any of the python-* and random other bits.10:12
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infinityErr, when did mdadm get back in standard?10:13
Mithrandirinfinity: it's not?10:13
Mithrandirit's in ship10:13
infinityAnswer: It didn't, but the Packages file thinks it did.10:14
infinityWhich means germinate thinks it is.10:14
infinityWhich means something's gone wrong.10:14
infinity(base)adconrad@cthulhu:~/build/seeds/edgy/ubuntu$ apt-cache show mdadm | grep ^Task10:14
Mithrandirindeed.10:14
infinityTask: ubuntu-standard, kubuntu-standard, edubuntu-standard, xubuntu-standard10:14
infinityEither germinate's on crack (checking now), or the germinate->archive updating mechanism exploded at some point.10:14
Kamioninfinity: I blame hppa10:16
infinityKamion: Drop hppa from everything, then.  Yesterday.10:16
infinityKagou: It's pretty obvious at this point that it won't release with edgy.10:16
infinitys/Kagou/Kamion/10:16
Kamionit's in a launchpad script :(10:16
MithrandirI'm not sure why hppa is to blame, but if you say so, I guess you're right.10:16
infinityOTOH, germinate seems perfectly happy.10:16
infinitySo, yeah, it's LP that's confused.10:17
KamionMithrandir: the ubuntu-standard metapackage on hppa still Depends: mdadm10:17
infinityKamion: Are Task overrides not arch-specific?10:17
Kamiondon't think so10:17
MithrandirKamion: ah, and that confuses lp.  I see.10:17
infinityThat would be the issue then, yeah.10:17
infinityWell, that'll go away for now if we switch back to apt.10:17
Kamionthey should be10:17
Kamionok, I'll chase that up with team soyuz10:18
infinityKamion: Can you get the overrides fixed ASAPish, and we can trigger a fresh publisher run?10:18
Kamionok, give me a few10:18
Kamionjust all the binaries from {,k,ed,x}ubuntu-meta, right?10:19
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infinityKamion: Should do.10:20
Kamion$ change-override.py -x metapackages ubuntu-{minimal,standard,desktop,live} {k,ed,x}ubuntu-{desktop,live} edubuntu-server10:20
Kamiondone10:20
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Mithrandirinfinity: ok, and you'll do the necessary livecd.sh fixes?  You might need to clean up any stray locks or processes on the buildds. (sorry)10:21
infinityMithrandir: You're still building images currently?10:21
infinityOh, we're in queue/lock hell, right.10:21
Mithrandirinfinity: I just canceled them10:22
infinityI can make that go away.10:22
Mithrandireven as fun as it is to build livefs-es, I don't see the point in building ones which I know will be useless.10:22
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Kamioninfinity: shall I kick off the publisher?10:24
infinityKamion: Whenever you'd like to, sure.10:26
infinityI'm cleaning up buildds and such.10:26
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pittiah, new images on cdimage10:26
pittiMithrandir: but it looks you are going to roll another one?10:26
infinityWe are.10:27
infinityThose were oversized.10:27
pittiok, so I'll continue my thunderbird update fun for now before starting testing them10:27
Mithrandirpitti: yes.10:27
Kamionpublisher running10:29
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dholbachhello!10:41
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dholbachhi pitti10:42
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pittihey hey jdub!10:45
Hobbseehey dholbach, pitti 10:45
Hobbseehey jdub 10:45
jdubmorning!10:45
pittimoin Hobbsee 10:45
FujitsuJi jdub.10:45
FujitsuHi Hobbsee!10:45
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Hobbseehey Fujitsu 10:45
infinityArgh.10:46
dholbachhiya infinity10:46
FujitsuYeah, hi infinity!10:46
infinityHey.10:46
jdubFujitsu: so, are you actually affiliated with Fujitsu?10:46
Fujitsujdub, er... no. Blame YukiCuss for my name >_>10:46
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imbrandonlol @ jdub10:47
GNOMEProjectthis is kinda like jenny government10:47
Lathiathaha10:47
wagThere we go.10:47
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jdubha ha10:47
jdubinitial nicks are elite though10:47
jdubbut Fujitsu is a sweet nick10:47
dubgI doubt it.10:47
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jdubimbrandon: see, that has always made me angry10:48
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jdubimbrandon: i guess i should admit it to you now10:48
imbrandonjdub, heh why is that ?10:48
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i<- freenode doesn't allow apostrophes10:48
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imbrandonahh yea no '10:48
pittijdub: ` should be ok, though10:48
jdubnor domain names10:49
jdubi notice you're imbrandon.com10:49
imbrandonyup 10:49
imbrandonfor the last few years atleaste, before it was Eagle ( a.k.a WalkingEagle - too full of sh*t to fly , my full blood american indian wife would call me )10:50
imbrandon;)10:50
jdubha ha10:51
FujitsuI was originally wgrant... How imaginative :P10:51
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jdubit is kind of odd being in a relationship marked by cultural or ethnic differences10:51
jdubfor instance, pia and i10:51
jdubi'm from sydney10:51
jdubshe's from yass10:52
FujitsuThen YukiCuss decided that he wouldn't have such a boring username on his server, so looked for one for me. He had a Fujitsu 10.4GB HDD next to him...10:52
jdubit's very complicated10:52
FujitsuHahah.10:52
FujitsuYass...10:52
FujitsuThat Triple J thing was good...10:52
imbrandonyea heh jdub i feel ya there but it nice at times too , to see the "another side" of culture(s)10:52
imbrandon(even though we're divorced now *grumble* but that a whole nother story)10:53
imbrandonanyhow i'm wayyyy OT10:53
jdubyes, drinking illegally brewed alcohol and shooting street signs has been thoroughly educational10:53
imbrandonhahahahahahaha10:53
Hobbseelol10:53
FujitsuLovely Yassians.10:54
jdubimbrandon: (yass is just a country town - i'm totally taking the piss for the ubuntu-au people's benefit)10:54
imbrandonahh ;)10:54
jdubFujitsu: itym 'yassoise'10:54
Hobbseejdub: better from yass than from goodnight.10:54
FujitsuHahahh.10:54
imbrandonwould be like the souther hick towns of america i am assuming from your comments ;)10:54
jdubyeha, the jjj interview was good10:54
imbrandonsouthern*10:54
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FujitsuI didn't record the first minute :(10:55
jbaileyfabbione: Looking at the patch, are you sure that LIBDIR doesn't *also* need to be defined for some reason?10:55
jdubimbrandon: it's actually an entirely reasonable place; just gets a lot of crap.10:55
imbrandon;)10:55
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Fujitsujbailey, that's on topic. That can't be allowed.10:55
jdubwell, it's not like noofies in canada10:55
fabbionejbailey: this way works fine and tested. all packages get builded correctly10:55
jdubbecause they're quite obviously a different species10:55
jbaileyFujitsu: You'll notice it's midway through a conversation, and only because we left somewhere else where it would've been too close to being on topic. =)10:55
jbaileyfabbione: a'ight.10:56
\shguys, anyone running XOrg from edgy on t43 with [Radeon Mobility M300]  in xinerama mode? I see here a complete borked mouse cursor10:56
fabbionejbailey:  i didn't want to spend more time in there.. i needed something working10:56
jbaileyfabbione: It's a localised sparc change.  If you want it this week, I recommend you upload it.  Otherwise it'll need to wait for next week when I'm near my gpg key.10:56
fabbioneit's already uploaded10:56
jbaileyEven better. =)10:56
jbaileyI haven't looked recently, but I think there's still a bug from Jim Meyering that I want to deal with, and some complaints about nscd not starting because of a missing /var/run directory.10:57
jbaileySo those are next week fun, too.10:57
jbaileyWhee!10:57
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fabbionethere is also something else i want to look at10:58
fabbionei think who did change libc-other.postinstall should be cross burned alive10:58
fabbionethe call to ldconfig vanished10:58
jbaileyEnjoy taking me up then.10:58
fabbioneso basically you install the optmized libs10:58
fabbioneand you don't use them by default10:58
fabbionei fixed a similar bug in 2.3.6 but i am sure you did push it to debian10:59
jbaileyDoesn't the #DEBHELPER# token cause it to get added in again?10:59
fabbioneit's empty11:00
fabbionefi11:00
fabbione#DEBHELPER#11:00
fabbioneexit 011:00
fabbionefi11:00
fabbioneexit 011:00
fabbioneso either you didn't call debhelper11:01
fabbioneor when it's called it's too early or something11:01
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jbaileyHm11:06
jbaileyfabbione: You don't happen to be bored and want to look into that, do you? =)11:06
infinityMithrandir: Kamion's publisher run is done, and the buildds are idle again, you should be good to go to spin livefses.11:07
fabbionejbailey: once i get to finish with silo i will look at it11:07
\shI'm happy to see Mr. Linuxpriting in #ubuntu-devel :)11:07
\shprinting even11:07
fabbionejbailey: it might be for next week tho11:07
fabbionethis only affects a very specific corner case11:07
jbaileyfabbione: Sure.  Into next week, I can look at it too.11:07
fabbionewhen you install the optmized lib alone11:08
fabbioneon normal installs or upgrade is fine11:08
fabbione(due to the other 34098398439843 libs calling ldconfig)11:08
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Mithrandirinfinity: thanks11:09
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mvojanimo: good news, a full xubuntu-desktop install upgrades cleanly from dapper->edgy 11:15
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janimomvo: thanks, nice :)11:21
mvopitti: is there a way to enforce that new restricted-modules packages are available at the same time as updated kernels (for security upgrades)? or should this be handled in the tools (update-manager/unattended-upgrades)? we currently can end up with a system without X :(11:23
pitti\sh: indeed, let's all hug tkamppeter  :)11:23
mvoif for some reason the kernel/restricted-modules are not available in the same publisher run11:23
pittimvo: if we need a new l-r-m, there should be an ABI bump11:23
pittimvo: i. e. we only need to make sure to publish a new metapackage when kernel and lrm are in place11:24
pittimvo: yesterday's update was an unhappy exception, won't happen again11:24
pittimvo: but in general (like with mozilla-thunderbird and enigmal) we can't ensure that11:25
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mvopitti: ok, well. if yesterday was a exception, then all is good. one of my machines ended up without X because it auto-upgraded itself at the wrong time.11:26
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RiddellMithrandir: is the kubuntu livefs built?11:40
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MithrandirRiddell: no, since we ended up grabbing too much due to a lp bug.11:46
MithrandirRiddell: I'll build them once I have the ubuntu ones ready (which is about now)11:46
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Riddellthis knot release is cursed :)11:47
MithrandirRiddell: let's hope (k)not. :-P11:48
MithrandirRiddell: anyway, livefs-es building now.11:48
Riddellthanks11:48
janimoMithrandir: after the others are done please build xubuntu as well, thanks11:55
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Mithrandirhooray, smaller images again.11:56
Mithrandirplease test ubuntu desktop 20060915.111:57
seb128ok11:57
MithrandirI'll go clean out the test grid11:57
Mithrandirjanimo: will do11:58
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pittiMithrandir: but you'll leave alternate results, I presume?12:00
=== seb128 too
pittiimbrandon, Riddell: are you generally satisfied with the quality of ipodslave? what's your QA assessment?12:01
imbrandonseems to work great here, i've been using it with my ipod regularly on edgy ( and SuSE shhh just for testing )12:02
imbrandonseems solid12:02
Riddellpitti: yes, and it's more sane than someone mounting an ipod and just seeing the raw ipod files12:02
Riddellit's also the default in suse and elsewhere12:02
imbrandonyea just about everywhere but debian/ubuntu12:03
pittiRiddell: ok, that sounds good12:03
Mithrandirpitti: naturally.12:03
pittiimbrandon, Riddell: ok, approved12:04
imbrandonpitti, thanks12:05
sivangre12:08
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TrewasI was trying to file a bug for network-manager but launchpad.net is saying "NetworkManager does not use Malone as its bug tracker. To report a bug about NetworkManager, please use its official bug tracker.", maybe I am blind but I don't see any indication where that is or how that should be done... or does it simply mean that I should bug upstream directly?12:13
KamionTrewas: if your bug was found while using the Ubuntu package of network-manager, use https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bugs12:13
giftnudelTrewas: you need to first go to distro - ubuntu and look then for the package, not directly in launchpad.net12:14
MithrandirRiddell: kubuntu livefs-es done; doing .isos now.12:14
TrewasKamion, giftnudel: ok, thanks12:14
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MithrandirRiddell: your livecds are served12:30
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Riddellgreat12:31
AlinuxOSRiddell, hello, maybe you know about it, is Georgian supported in Edgy Eft Kubuntu edition ?12:33
Kamionpublisher's back on full auto12:36
RiddellAlinuxOS: supported in which way?  we have language-pack-kde-ka packs, the ttf-bpg-georgian-fonts font isn't installed by default but it's brought in at install time if there's an internet connection with the language-support-ka package12:36
AlinuxOSRiddell, the problem is that some users asked me that if they install theese packages, UI still remains english.12:37
Riddell"Error: 'ka' is not a supported language or locale"  hmm12:41
Kamionwhat's that from?12:42
RiddellKamion: installing language-support-ka12:42
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pittiRiddell: sounds like my bug then12:43
Kamionhmm12:43
pittiRiddell: do you have language-pack-{gnome-,}ka installed?12:44
Riddellpitti: no, I have language-pack-kde-ka-base installed12:44
Riddellpitti: ah, but that doesn't depend on language-pack-ka-base12:45
Kamionyou need language-pack-ka-base for the locale12:45
pittiright12:45
pittiRiddell: this will provide /var/lib/locales/supported.d/ka12:46
pittiAlinuxOS: ^12:46
Kamionwhy don't the support packages depend on language-pack-*-base?12:46
KamionI see they only Recommends: language-pack-*, so I assume there was a reason ...12:47
pittiKamion: the reason is that people usually want only one desktop translation, but more than one input support12:47
pittiKamion: i. e. I might want to write Russian and English text, but I still only want a German desktop12:47
AlinuxOSOh, so it's a Pitti's bug...Oi oi oi :D12:48
AlinuxOSpitti, good morning.12:48
pittiAlinuxOS: right now it's more like a design decision12:48
AlinuxOSRiddell, Kamion GOOD morning.12:48
AlinuxOSpitti, you've right12:51
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AlinuxOSwhat about Edgy Eft's daily packs?12:51
AlinuxOSI've installed Edgy...to continue working on 2.16 and debian-installer translation.12:51
Mithrandirmjg59: is there any way for something using usplash to tell usplash that displaying text is a bloody good idea?12:51
Mithrandirmjg59: the no-text usplash makes checking the live cds kinda useless.12:52
mjg59Mithrandir: seveas was talking about that12:53
mjg59Mithrandir: Right now, no, but it's trivial to add12:53
mjg59Just add an extra parameter to the text argument12:53
Mithrandirmjg59: or add a TEXT ON / TEXT OFF command?12:53
mjg59Or that12:53
mjg59But I think explicitly setting the priority might be saner12:54
MithrandirI'm fine with either; let's visit that post-knot-312:54
mjg59Sure12:54
Seveaswax on, wax off12:54
Kamionpitti: ah12:54
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AlinuxOSmjg59, hello bro, is there some improvements for ttf-bpg-georgian-fonts ?I've upgraded to Edgy Eft now(for translation reasons).12:57
Fadewell... this kind of sucks.12:58
FadeHans Reiser's ex wife is missing and police have served a search warrant for their house.12:59
Fadehttp://cbs5.com/topstories/local_story_256204954.html12:59
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Fadewhat a mess. :/01:03
HiddenWolfFade: #ubuntu-offtopic please01:04
mjg59AlinuxOS: It depends on fontconfig. I'll deal with it once I have some time.01:05
infinitySeveas: Was not shipping a default splash with usplash a conscious decision, or an "oops" when doing the package split?01:06
mjg59infinity: The testcard theme is built in01:07
Seveasinfinity, conscious -- the default splash was removed by mjg59 even before the split01:07
infinitySeveas: It seems to have messed up update-alternatives a bit to lose the default out from under it, and it's also a bit sketchy since usplash doesn't depend on anything that provides a splash (which means you can have it installed with no artwork, which kinda explodes)01:07
infinitymjg59: Oh, read above, then. :)01:07
mjg59Having no artwork shouldn't explode01:08
seb128Mithrandir: is keyboard not matching the locale a known issue?01:08
mjg59If the dlopen fails, it should just fall back to testcard01:08
mjg59The update-alternatives thing is probably more fun01:08
infinitymjg59: Removing the default leads to a dangling symlink which makes update-alternatives drop to manual mode.01:08
Mithrandirseb128: as in, keyboard defaulting to US American rather than whatever is closest for your language?  Yes, or at least, I've seen it too01:08
Kamionmjg59: the problem is that once the alternative is bust, installing usplash-theme-ubuntu doesn't set the alternative to the artwork you just installed01:08
infinitymjg59: And when I was in that state, I just got a black startup, no testcard.01:08
mjg59But I'm sort of lacking in time to figure out Debian weirdness...01:08
AlinuxOSmjg59, I hope you fix it before Edgy Eft final realise...because version 0.2 of ttf-bpg-georgian-fonts is without fontconfig...and BPG_Chveulebrivi contains more design errors.(It's not proportional, and its simply ugly)01:08
Kamionuntil you do 'update-alternatives --auto usplash-artwork.so'01:08
mjg59AlinuxOS: Yes, I know01:08
Kamionseb128: lots of keyboard configuration is a bit sketchy. File bugs on console-setup please01:09
infinitymjg59: Of course, I have other issues I'll bug you about when I'm not pretending to have a weekend.  Stuff like "when usplash is working 'correctly', I get no working consoles" and such.01:09
seb128Kamion: ok, will do, thank you01:09
mjg59infinity: Hrngh.01:10
mjg59infinity: What hardware, etc?01:10
mjg59But yeah, feel free to leave until next week01:10
seb128Kamion: I didn't open a bug on ubiquity for the timezone not being set since it happens on the liveCD itself, ubiquity looks wrong for that no?01:10
infinitymjg59: Radeon X300, Thinkpad T43.01:11
infinitymjg59: I just get black consoles.01:11
mjg59infinity: Passing vga= ?01:11
infinitymjg59: Yeah.01:11
infinitymjg59: Known?01:11
mjg59Don't do that01:11
Kamionseb128: that would be casper, but I believe there's already a bug about that; we've never set the timezone on the live CD01:11
mjg59I need to have it fall back to framebuffer mode if you're running a framebuffer01:11
infinitymjg59: Not doing that upsets me more, so I guess I'll just boot without splash.01:11
seb128Kamion: ok, thank you01:11
mjg59But yeah, that's a known regression01:12
seb128I'll get time-admin fixed to handle that correctly ;)01:12
mjg59It's easily fixed with a bit of buildsystem love01:12
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Kamionseb128: there's a bug filed ...01:12
mjg59Just need to open /dev/fb0, and if that succeeds use the BOGL functions rather than the svgalib ones01:12
infinitymjg59: On the plus side, my machine's decided that both suspend and hibernate are wonderful things again.  So, congrats on that, even if you had nothing to do with it.01:12
Kamionbug 58629, if you don't have it already01:12
UbugtuMalone bug 58629 in gnome-system-tools "time-admin crashes when selecting time-zone" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5862901:12
seb128Kamion: I know, I was looking at why time-admin crash, and it crashes because there is no /etc/timezone01:13
Kamionnod01:13
seb128but I was not sure if having no /etc/timezone was also a CD bug01:13
Mithrandirwhile I could reconfigure libc6, I think just creating the symlink as part of the cd build process might make sense.01:14
mjg59infinity: The alternative is to figure out your vesa mode and then do vbetool vbemode set whatever01:15
mjg59infinity: That should get you your framebuffers back01:15
mjg59Hm. Actually, I could just hack that into usplash.01:15
mjg59Then it'd only be radeonfb people who were upset...01:15
Seveasradeonfb == fglrx?01:16
infinitymjg59: I like the autodetect-framebuffer-then-use-bogl trick, personally.01:16
mjg59Seveas: Nope01:16
mjg59infinity: Yeah, it's the right solution01:16
infinitymjg59: We still need bogl for the PPC stuff anyway, so it sounds keen.01:16
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infinitySeveas: No, it's a hideous fb driver for radeon cards that is faster than vesa but buggier than a tropical rainforest.01:17
mjg59infinity: bogl is already used on ppc01:17
infinitymjg59: Yeah, I know.  I just meant "it's not going away anytme soon because of PPC, so we may as well use it cleverly elsewhere too"01:17
mjg59Oh, yeah01:17
infinityI assume we'll use the bogl backend on hppa too, when I get around to getting a head on my hppa box.01:17
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Hobbseemjg59: are you aware that your latest commit to xserver-xorg-input-synaptics is causing a fair few people grief?01:17
mjg59infinity: Indeed01:17
mjg59Hobbsee: Given that my latest commit was aaaaaaaaaaages ago, no01:18
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Hobbseemjg59: the one about a week ago.01:18
mjg59Hobbsee: No01:18
mjg59Hobbsee: Nothing to do with me01:18
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Hobbseemjg59: interesting.  -- Matthew Garrett <mjg59@srcf.ucam.org> Mon, 7 Aug 2006 22:55:42 +010001:19
mjg59Hobbsee: Aug != September01:19
Hobbseeer, sorry.  s/week/month/01:19
Hobbseemjg59: hush.   i cant even tell what day of the week it is, adn i've only recently started to notice it :P01:19
mjg59Hobbsee: "grief" is a poorly defined term01:19
mjg59The absence of that patch makes it useless for anyone with ALPS hardware01:20
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Hobbseemjg59: yeah, i had a more consise description yesterday.  bug 4797101:20
UbugtuMalone bug 47971 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics "synaptics touch pad(laptop) clicks when i dont want it to" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4797101:20
Hobbseeright01:20
mjg59To the best of my knowledge, that patch should not affect anything with a real synaptics pad01:21
rodarvusactually, synaptics seems to work quite bad on Edgy since the beginning01:21
rodarvusI don't think its mjg59 at fault here01:22
mjg59I haven't seen the bug here01:22
mjg59If anyone can actually reproduce it and debug it, that would be nice01:22
Hobbseeright, okay then.01:22
rodarvusmjg59, synaptics is extremely sensitive in most (all?) laptops I tried here01:22
Hobbseemjg59: how does one go about debugging the mouse going crazy?01:22
rodarvusup to a point of being unusable01:22
rodarvus(I just disable it as I don't like synaptics anyway)01:22
=== Hobbsee ended up downgrading a version, which has fixed the problem.
mjg59Hobbsee: Look at the diff between the versions. Figure out what paths the code may follow.01:23
mjg59As I said, I can't reproduce it - it seems happy on both synaptics and ALPS machines here01:23
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rodarvusbut again, its not mjg59 at fault (nor his patch)01:24
pygiHobbsee, you have  a sec? :)01:24
Hobbseepygi: sure01:24
rodarvusit was like this when I uploaded a version of synaptics straight from upstream, without any ALPS support01:24
Hobbseemjg59: okay, cool.  i figured you'd be a first point of contact, as changelogs.u.c said you'd touched it last01:24
rodarvusand to be sincere, I'm almost sure dapper had the same behavior01:24
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mjg59Hobbsee: I'm willing to believe that there's a bug in the patch, especially if downgrading to the previous version fixes it01:25
Hobbseemjg59: right, yep01:25
mjg59But as I said, I can't reproduce it, so it's hard for me to debug it01:25
Hobbseeyeah, of course01:25
Hobbseethat's reasonable01:25
infinityHobbsee: Give me your laptop to take to the devel summit.  I'll make someone debug it. :)01:25
Hobbseeinfinity: heh.  my laptop!01:26
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infinity(Of course, that'd be a bit late for edgy..)01:26
Kamionmjg59: is that radeonfb patch in the usplash bug list sane to apply, btw?01:26
mjg59Kamion: Uh. Which one?01:26
infinityKamion: The one that patches the initramfs hook?01:26
Kamionthe one that goes "did you boot with video=radeon*? ok, load radeonfb"01:26
Kamionyeah01:26
mjg59Kamion: Not to usplash, no. framebuffer loading is done by initramfs-tools now01:26
infinityKamion: That would be a bit obsolete now for x86, but I guess it could DTRT on PPC...01:26
Kamionbug 3381901:27
UbugtuMalone bug 33819 in usplash "add a way to use radeonfb instead of vesafb or vga16fb" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3381901:27
mjg59Kamion: Other than that, yes, it's sane01:27
mjg59Should probably be generalised in some way01:27
infinityIt *should* be generalised in the kernel.01:27
infinityI'm offended that the framebuffer drivers don't all get along.01:27
Kamionwell, it's actually done by both, but yeah01:27
mjg59infinity: The kernel doesn't do module loading01:27
mjg59Kamion: Urgh, is it?01:28
mjg59Kamion: Please feel free to rip it out of usplash, then :)01:28
KamionI assumed you'd deliberately left it in usplash to facilitate porting to Debian or something01:28
infinitymjg59: Yes, but the 15 different ways to specify that you have a framebuffer and how you want it is kinda lame.01:28
mjg59No, probably just incompetence01:28
infinitymjg59: video=driver=modenumber would be much saner.01:28
mjg59infinity: video=driver=resolution would be even better01:28
infinitymjg59: Or whatever, yes.  I think atyfb supports that.01:29
Kamionfair enough. consider it outripped01:29
mjg59The problem is that the vesa stuff is handled by the bootloader, not the kernel01:29
mjg59Well, possibly video.s, but still01:29
infinitymjg59: Actually, it seems to parse "magicnumber" or "WxHxDxR"01:29
mjg59infinity: for vesafb, I don't think it does01:30
infinitymjg59: No, I was specifically referring to atyfb there.01:30
mjg59Ah, right01:30
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infinitymjg59: Refer back to my "no two drivers do it the same" thing. :)01:30
mjg59But you want a generalised solution :)01:30
Kamionoh actually no, it's the /dev/tty* setup that's done by both01:30
mjg59Which is difficult for vesafb and intelfb01:30
Kamionwhy is /dev/tty* done by the framebuffer hook?01:30
infinityOverzealous cutting and pasting?01:30
mjg59Can't remember01:31
mjg59Hm.01:31
mjg59To be honest, I think we should enable suspend by default on edgy01:31
mjg59It solves a couple of UI issues, and I think it'll work for enough people01:31
infinityHey, if it works for me, it must work for everyone.01:31
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thomheh01:32
Mithrandirpitti: does the desktop ppc cd reboot for you if you press a key?01:32
pittiMithrandir: still at installation, will try once it finished01:33
Mithrandirpitti: after the check is completed, naturally01:33
Mithrandirwhen you get the black screen01:33
pittiMithrandir: ah, in 'check' mode?01:33
Mithrandiryeah01:33
pittiwell, I *think* I tried pressing keys, but I'll check again to be 100% sure01:33
Mithrandirthanks01:33
Mithrandirit _should_ reboot, but I could have done something wrong01:33
pittiit's setting the clock now, can't take long any more01:34
doko_tkamppeter: do you know if somebody is upgrading to the new hplip version?01:34
MithrandirI got an emergency call from the blood donation place here and they needed people to come and give blood today, so I need to pop out for a bit.01:34
Mithrandirif somebody could please test alternate amd64 and i386 desktop, that'd be lovely.01:34
MithrandirI'll be back in an hour or so01:34
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roicohi... does any1 know if the common customizations spec is going to be implemented by edgy?.. is there any work being done on it?...01:35
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roicohi... does any1 know if the common customizations spec is going to be implemented by edgy?.. is there any work being done on it?...01:48
dholbachroico: the status and whiteboard of the space in the tracker should reflect that.01:49
roicohmm. sorry for my bad english, but whats "tracker"?01:50
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dholbachroico: https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/common-customizations01:51
roicook lol... it says: "no indication is given as to whether or not this work will be completed for the targeted release"... =\01:52
roicoand there is no whiteboard...01:54
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Kamionroico: so it probably won't be done for edgy01:56
KamionI seem to remember telling you this last time you asked, also01:56
Kamionif you have further questions, you should probably ask the assignee01:56
_ion< neuralis> jdub: no worries, it just means my nick joins the ranks of kam ion, key buk, infi nity, mith randir, etc. spaces inserted to protect the innocent from their irc client beeping ;)01:57
_ionI admit: i'm guilty.01:57
pittiheno, dholbach: for the record, I have at-spi running since yesterday without any problem01:58
henopitti: that's great! sort of ;-/01:59
dholbachpitti: I can't get it to crash neither :-/01:59
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pittidholbach, heno: is it reported to crash randomly, or on special events?01:59
henoAnyone else here on #u-dev care to test AT-SPI? 01:59
henopitti: thanks to testing!02:00
Kamionmvo: are you aware that "translations_mutliverse_20060915.tar.gz" is misspelled?02:00
dholbachpitti: "apport shows a crash report" - my hypothesis is: it crashes on logout and apport shows on next login02:00
mvoKamion: *gar* no, please reject02:00
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pittidholbach: 'k, will try that once this tbird build condescends to finish02:00
Kamionmvo: done02:00
dholbachpitti: I'm not sure that's really case, but it would explain a bit02:01
henopitti: for me it seems to crash on startup and then at 4-5 random times during my day02:01
pittiheno: however, I didn't enable any additional modules like magnifier and such; shall I?02:01
henousually when I start an application, try to print or something02:01
pittiheno: well, if you can reproduce the crash, maybe you can debug it?02:02
henopitti: perhaps the screen reader (and turn the volume down for your sanity)02:02
=== pitti enables
henopitti: I cannot reproduce it at will, nor seem to get a proper backtrace02:03
pittiMithrandir: ok, so after check I can type characters and 'enter' causes a line break, but it does not reboot02:03
pittiheno: do you have debug symbols?02:04
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henopitti: no, dholbach was talking about making a debug package02:04
henoso I can try with that02:05
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pittihm, apparently not02:07
henopitti: did you restart since activating AT-SPI? (it needs a restart to actually activate)02:07
pittiheno: yes, I activated at-spi itself already yesterday02:07
henoI guess you see it in top02:07
henook02:07
pitti/usr/lib/at-spi/at-spi-registryd --oaf-activate-iid=OAFIID:Accessibility_Registry:1.0 --oaf-ior-fd=2702:07
AlinuxOSpitti, re-hello is there something like deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/edgy-updates ./  ?02:07
dholbachheno: it seems that it crashes on logout02:07
pittiAlinuxOS: almost - s/-updates//02:07
henodholbach: you got a crash?02:08
dholbachheno: seb128 just got one on logout (which one usually (without apport) does not notice) on #ubuntu-desktop02:08
pittiAlinuxOS: it's dapper-updates, but just 'edgy'02:08
pittiheno, dholbach: please NB that it is a SIGABRT, not a SEGV or so02:09
pittiseb128: ^02:09
seb128right02:09
pittiso a grep -r abort might help02:09
seb128grep on what?02:10
pittimaybe it just does something unusual when it's SIGTERMed at logout02:10
pittiseb128: 'abort.*\(' perhaps02:10
pittiseb128: well, the trace should tell you where it abort()ed02:10
seb128Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.02:10
seb128[Switching to Thread 47096792983968 (LWP 31575)] 02:10
seb1280x00002ad59339347b in *__GI_raise () from /lib/libc.so.602:10
seb128(gdb) bt02:10
seb128#0  0x00002ad5902:10
seb12802:10
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seb128that I know :p02:11
AlinuxOSpitti, loool I've changed dapper to edgy..and it dosen't work :) There is Edgy support yet...right ?02:11
pittiseb128: hm, the bt in #u-desktop doesn't look terribly useful02:11
seb128pitti: let me read the backlog, dunno if you speak about apport or the crash itself 02:11
pittiseb128: the crash itself02:11
seb128pitti: <seb128> dholbach: the bt has no function from it, doing debug builds now02:11
pittiah02:11
seb128still building :)02:12
pittiseb128: this smells like something throws an unhandled exception the glib way02:12
seb128right02:12
Kamionmjg59: should /lib/libusplash.so.0 be given a SONAME? (lintian complains that it doesn't have one)02:13
tkamppeterdoko_, I have only made an UVF ER for HPLIP 1.6.7 (sent to pitti and mdz) but I did not get any answer yet.02:14
mjg59Kamion: Oh, erm, yes.02:14
mjg59Kamion: Right now we're making no ABI (or even API) guarantees - should I bump the SONAME every time, or just leave it at .0 and handle transitions by hand?02:15
mjg59There's only one other package that uses it02:15
doko_tkamppeter: where are the packages?02:16
seb128dholbach, pitti: new backtrace:02:17
seb128Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.02:17
seb128[Switching to Thread 47008438825168 (LWP 28822)] 02:17
seb1280x00002ac0fe705102 in get_c_method (obj=0x556920, class_id=1, servant=0x7fffacf64020, method_offset=16, method_flags=0)02:17
seb128    at poa.c:256202:17
seb1282562            if (!obj ||02:17
seb128(gdb) bt02:17
seb128#0  0x00002ac0fe705102 in get_c_method (obj=0x556920, class_id=1, servant=0x7fffacf64020, method_offset=16, 02:17
seb128    method_flags=0) at poa.c:256202:17
seb128#1  0x00002ac0fe7052ab in ORBit_c_stub_invoke (obj=0x556920, methods=0x2ac0fe5b1248, method_index=1, ret=0x0, args=0x0, 02:17
seb128    ctx=0x0, ev=0x7fffacf640c0, class_id=1, method_offset=16, 02:17
seb128    skel_impl=0x2ac0fe4a3210 <_ORBIT_skel_small_Bonobo_Unknown_unref>) at poa.c:261502:17
seb128#2  0x00002ac0fe4a4a48 in Bonobo_Unknown_unref () from /usr/lib/libbonobo-activation.so.402:17
seb128dwarf2_read_address: Corrupted DWARF expression.02:17
seb128not really useful :/02:17
Kamionmjg59: leave it at 0, I guess, although I can never remember what the rules are for SONAME 002:18
seb128what is that "Corrupted DWARF expression"?02:18
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dholbachI read it somewhere else already and it was not the problem that time, but I have no idea either02:18
Kamionmjg59: don't all of usplash-theme-ubuntu (ngh misnaming), kubuntu-artwork-usplash, xubuntu-artwork-usplash use it?02:18
pittiseb128: that looks bogus anyway; if (!ptr) shouldn't crash02:19
tkamppeterdoko_, before anyone starts to package we should at first determine whether we have agreement to put them into Edgy, otherwise we could package directly HPLIP 1.6.9 after the Edgy deadline.02:19
pittiseb128: however, the part after the || might be the interesting one02:19
seb128right02:19
pittiseb128: since obj != NULL, thus the || is evaluated02:19
tkamppeterDebian packages are there, see bug 51573.02:19
UbugtuMalone bug 51573 in Baltix "Please update HPLIP to 1.6.7" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5157302:19
seb128pitti, dholbach: the abort one: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2351302:20
doko_tkamppeter: no, that's not the way it works. we'll have to make the package, and then see, if it works. before, there's no fact you can base a decision on.02:21
dholbachseb128: I'm quite clueless on it02:22
seb128dholbach: me too02:22
dholbachI wonder what 'dead object' it refers too02:23
AlinuxOSpitti, loool I've changed dapper to edgy..and it dosen't work :) There is Edgy support yet...right ?02:23
dholbachi'm likely to believe upstream when they say "at-spi-registryd crashing is not the root cause" - but debugging orbit is no fun02:23
pittiAlinuxOS: yes, there are edgy langpacks02:23
pittiAlinuxOS: do you have language-pack-ka and language-pack-gnome-ka installed?02:24
seb128dholbach: right02:24
dholbachi'm out for lunch02:24
dholbachi'll have another look later on02:24
Kamionoh dear god02:24
dholbachthanks a lot seb128 and pitti02:24
KamionI hope nobody's using hunglish on Ubuntu02:24
seb128dholbach: np02:25
AlinuxOSpitti, yes.02:26
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AlinuxOS#deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/edgy-updates ./ is it right repository ?02:27
AlinuxOSI've changed dapper to edgy.02:27
pittiheno: hm, screen reader is marked as 'not available' in gnopernicus02:28
pittiheno: and now I have a big white rectangle in the upper left screen corner which doesn't do anything and does not go away; but no crash02:28
pittiheno: (the rectangle might be a non-working magnifier)02:29
henopitti: yes, welcome to the world of Linux magnification :) 02:30
henoThat needs some serious love02:30
pittiheno: (yup, killall magnifier killed it)02:30
henopitti: try running Orca instead of gnopernicus02:30
_ionalinuxos: See http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/02:30
Mithrandirpitti: *grumble*; ok.02:31
pittiheno: oh, screen reader works now02:32
pittiheno: my computer talks to me :)02:32
henoubuntu-desktop no longer depends on gnopernicus. Why does everyone still have it installed on Edgy?02:32
henopitti: :)02:32
seb128because package are not automatically removed?02:32
henodoes something else pull it in?02:33
henoseb128: right, ok02:33
pittiheno: it's a fairly hacked up system without u-desktop; I'll reinstall it soon02:33
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henoI see02:33
pittiok, I'm going to do an amd64/alternate test install, since Mithrandir still needs that AFAIK02:33
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Mithrandirpitti: thanks.02:34
MithrandirRiddell: how is your kubuntu testing coming along?02:35
Mithrandirjanimo: you're getting desktop ISOs now, fyi.  Sorry it's taken a bit.02:35
Mithrandirhmm, somebody have an idea what I should do about edubuntu?  I can't usefully test them here and ogra's not around.02:36
pygiMithrandir, what testing do you need?02:36
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Mithrandirpygi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Current is the procedure02:38
pittidholbach: so, the bt looks a bit like an unexpected closing of something at-spi communicates with and exchanges corba data02:38
pittidholbach: maybe if that program is killed first, at-spi falls over; if at-spi is killed first, it works02:39
pittiunserialization bugs make little sense otherwise in that form02:39
pittidholbach: oh, hm, it's a serialization crash, not unserialization02:40
RiddellMithrandir: all six kubuntu CDs are good to go02:40
MithrandirRiddell: yay, goodie.02:40
Hobbseeyay :)02:40
pittiMithrandir: can you please add your test results as well so that we see what's still missing?02:40
RiddellMithrandir: usplash is broken in various places and the accessibility settings don't seem to work but I'm happy for a Knot02:40
Mithrandirpitti: I did that two minutes ago.02:41
pittioh, /me reloads02:41
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Mithrandirseb128: did you ever complete your desktop install?02:41
MithrandirRiddell: yeah, I need to start writing the release notes now.  Input, as always, welcome.02:41
RiddellMithrandir: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/EdgyEft/Knot3/Kubuntu for us02:42
Kamionpitti: did you ever request a sync / do a merge of the new latex-ucs?02:42
pittiKamion: AFAIK I requested a sync02:42
RiddellMithrandir: but a big caveat to be patient on bootup because usplash might not work and upstart doesn't give any output would be essential :)02:42
seb128Mithrandir: yep, just did an i386 install with custom partitionning, I was about to update the wiki, worked fine02:42
Kamionpitti: ok, thanks02:43
pittiKamion: bug 5986502:43
UbugtuMalone bug 59865 in latex-ucs "[after knot3 freeze]  Please sync latex-ucs (main) from unstable (main)" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5986502:43
Mithrandirseb128: ok, thanks.02:43
Kamionrighto, good02:43
Kamiontrying to blitz through stuff depending on console-data02:43
Kamionsystem-config-kickstart's dependency is a bit hard to kill though02:43
seb128Mithrandir: liveCD had non-azerty keymap while I picked french, mono is broken by that unionfs path issue and time-admin crash due to no /etc/timezone, out of that it worked fine02:43
Kamionseb128: first problem known, I'm working on it02:44
Mithrandirseb128: all should be fixed for beta, none are blockers for knot 302:44
seb128Kamion: ok, cool02:44
pittiok, CD burned, going offline for amd64/alternate test install02:44
seb128Mithrandir: right02:44
Mithrandir(and I want to call this a weekend soon)02:44
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Mithrandirjanimo: your ISOs are served.02:47
janimoMithrandir: thanks02:48
Mithrandirseb128: we're at GNOME 2.16 proper now, right?02:50
seb128Mithrandir: correct02:50
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MithrandirRiddell: do you have a single Kubuntu-specific knot-2-to-knot-3 change you want me to highlight in the announcement?02:52
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RiddellMithrandir: Konversation 1.0 would be nice to point out, since they were good enough to schedule their release cycle around us02:53
seb128CD testing, brb02:54
janimoMithrandir: for xubuntu the only change I can think of is the upgrade of the core Xfce apps to 4.4 RC102:54
Mithrandirjanimo: ok, I'll include that02:55
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Mithrandirhttp://err.no/tmp/knot-3.txt ; corrections, etc welcome.02:57
Kamion... apparently so02:58
Mithrandirjanimo: we expect 4.4 release to happen for edgy, right?02:58
janimoMithrandir: yes. But we expected that for dapper as well so I am not 100% sure :)02:58
janimotheir original target was Dec 2005 :)02:59
Mithrandirjanimo: heh, ok02:59
KamionMithrandir: worth mentioning the replacement of the console layer maybe?02:59
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MithrandirKamion: true, added.03:00
Mithrandirjanimo: for beta, you might want to have a page similar to  http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/knot3 or https://wiki.kubuntu.org/EdgyEft/Knot3/Kubuntu to link to.03:01
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janimoMithrandir: ok03:04
Mithrandirjanimo: just a suggestion, it's obviously up to you.  :-)03:04
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janimoMithrandir: I'll pass it on to some documentation/graphics people :)03:06
janimothere was such a presentation for dapper IIRC so they may write one up nw as well03:07
janimoiwj: how easy is setting the default firefox theme ( I just saw in the announcement that it's tangerine now)03:07
janimoif it is reasonably easy to override it I'd like to set it to tango for xubuntu as that's what the rest of the desktop uses03:08
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AlinuxOSdoko, ping03:11
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AlinuxOSdoko, I've upgraded to Edgy, installed your repo, everything is ok... but I can't find openoffice.org-experimental package. Even openoffice.org-l10n-ka is not available.03:12
giftnudelMithrandir:  "The primary changes from Knot2 have finalising ...." <-  there is probably a "been" missing03:13
Mithrandirgiftnudel: point, fixed.03:15
giftnudelrest sounds good to me03:16
Mithrandirgoodie.03:17
MithrandirI'll just wait for pitti to return and confirm amd64/alternate is good before publishing, then03:17
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sladenseb128: any idea how I tell gnome-something to stop wanking with the X keyboard settings?03:23
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seb128sladen: don't start gnome-settings-daemon03:23
seb128sladen: maybe unset the gconf keys for /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/*03:24
seb128/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/layouts and /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/options and maybe /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd/model03:25
seb128sladen: but if your issue happens on gdm that's not due to GNOME03:25
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sladenseb128: /doesn't/ happen on just X+xterm.  /doesn't/ happen on gdm.  /does/ happen with GNOME has started.  killing g-s-d does not revert it03:27
seb128sladen: sure, killing g-s-d doesn't happen any different setting03:27
sladenseb128: I'll try that03:27
seb128s/happen/apply03:28
seb128sladen: basically g-s-d does setxkbmap03:28
seb128with the gconf options I pointed03:28
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iwjjanimo: It's quite straightforward.  The theme package drops a *.js file in /etc/firefox/pref.03:34
iwjjanimo: If you want to change it for xubuntu only that's slightly more tricky.03:34
iwjBecause xubuntu installs the firefox-themes-ubuntu package, right ?03:35
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Kamionseb128: is bug 60516 yours or mine?03:46
UbugtuMalone bug 60516 in ubiquity "Time zone & locale should also affect Gnome time applet 12/24 preference" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6051603:46
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seb128Kamion: the 12/24 informations comes from the locale, I would say it's a locales bug03:49
janimoiwj: yes, I want it to change in a default install not by the user after install03:51
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janimoiwj:  currenly the firefox theme package is not part of xubuntu03:52
iwjjanimo: Right.  Perhaps we'll have to move the default theme setting from firefox-themes-ubuntu to some other package.03:52
iwjjanimo: But it's the one with the tango firefox theme so if you want that in ff you'll have to install it.03:53
janimoiwj: will this involve the alternatives system?03:53
iwjThat doesn't seem like the right anser.03:53
iwjs/ans/&w03:53
janimoiwj: sure I wiull install it, it's just today that I noticed it is in main and in ubuntu03:53
iwjI'm afraid I'm totally unfamiliar with the set of artwork etc. packages.03:53
janimoiwj: I am glad, I don;t like alternatives in packaging :)03:53
iwjBut what we need is for the default theme setting for each distro to be in a package specific to that distro.03:53
janimoiwj: what happens when both ubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-desktop are installed?03:54
iwjSo the theme setting for firefox should move out of firefox-themes-ubuntu into some other package which is only in ubuntu and not {x,k,ed}ubuntu.03:54
iwjWell, you'd end up with one at random.  I don't know what order ff reads the files in /etc/firefox/pref.03:54
janimoiwj: if firefox can start with whatever it finds first ok03:54
janimoiwj: that's ok as long as ff does not expect a specific file name then03:55
iwjMaybe it reads them in a predictable order (eg, based on filename) in which case you could control which one wins.03:55
iwjIndeed, you can have as many files in there as you like.03:55
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bddebianHeya folks03:57
janimoiwj: looks like this package installs a symlink called theme.js to theme-actual.js04:04
janimodoes ff look for theme.js?04:04
iwjjanimo: ff reads all files ending in .js.04:07
iwjThe reason for the symlink is so that the file is disabled when the package is deinstalled but not purged.04:07
janimoah, so since it sources all files even multiple settings of selectedSkin() are ok.04:10
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pittiok, test installs worked as expected04:10
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Mithrandirpitti: yay, that means we can release.04:14
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iwjjanimo: Yes, but if you put more than one file in there we don't know which one will get used.04:21
iwjI haven't looked through the code to see what it does ...04:21
Nafalloyay!'04:21
iwjI wouldn't be surprised if it just processes them in readdir order.04:21
tsengMithrandir++04:22
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janimoiwj: so looks like I could just install thias package and drop in the same dir a file which has a higher priority (aftre figuring out the rules)04:27
janimothat file can reside in xubnutu-default-settings so ne new packages need to be crated or ubuntu ones altered04:28
janimobut this means that whenever xubuntu-settings is installed the tango theme takes precedence04:28
janimoI hope the order is not affected by underlying filesystem or other things beyond our control04:29
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Mithrandirjanimo: are you happy with your ISOs?  (as in, should I release them?)04:30
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janimoMithrandir: just tested one in qemu, looks ok04:30
janimonot much changed since sep11 when I installed the daily on my box04:31
janimoso yes, please release04:31
Mithrandirjanimo: ok, willdo04:31
iwjjanimo: underlying filesystem> That's what I meant by readdir order.04:32
iwjjanimo: it would be better to avoid relying on this, also for the other reason you mention.  So instead the theme setting should be moved out of firefox-themes-ubuntu to another package but you should probably consult the artwork list to ask which package.04:33
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janimoiwj: ok, will do04:36
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iwjjanimo: Yes, that would be my guess but I think someone who actually knows should tell us :-).04:59
janimoiwj: I talked to dholbach in ubuntu-desktop05:01
iwjjanimo: Aha.05:01
janimohe agreed it can be moved to human-theme05:01
iwjRight, sounds fine to me.05:01
dholbachyeah, just go ahead - that's fine05:01
janimoif the file name is to be kept across packages we'd need conflict/replaces05:01
janimocould we not avoid that by calling them differently now05:02
dholbachand probably depends05:02
janimolike ubuntu-theme05:02
dholbachso the prefs file is not installed without the .jar file05:02
janimosince ff sources any .js it does not have to be afixed name05:02
janimodholbach: depends are fine05:02
dholbach cool05:02
iwjYou should move the theme.js-actual file to the new package with a Replaces.  The symlink should stay in the firefox-themes-ubuntu package.05:02
janimoI just dont; like conflict/replaces :)05:02
iwjThat way the theme.js-actual file will be ignored when the theme isn't installed.05:02
janimodholbach: depends would mean human-them indirectly deps on firefox is that ok? (for epyphany lovers :) ?05:04
dholbachoh man, really?05:05
Mithrandirmaswan: if you're around, could you do an extra mirroring run for knot 3?05:05
janimothe theme package deps on ff05:05
dholbachthat makes no sense05:05
dholbachwe should drop that depends05:05
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Mithrandir:-)05:06
Mithrandiryay us05:06
dholbachjanimo: we should drop that depends in f-t-u05:06
janimowe could just recommend and check for the existence of /etc/firefox/prefs in the install scripts05:06
Mithrandironce we have a couple of mirrors with the stuff, I'll send out the release announcement05:06
janimodholbach: I agree but this is no longer my decision to make05:06
dholbachjanimo: or recommends firefox05:06
rodarvushooray!05:06
janimoI just want tango theme for xubuntu, not mucking too much with the insides of ubuntu-deskotp05:06
janimostepping on toes and all that05:07
Mithrandiredgy is frozen until somebody who has a small duckie thaws it, though. :-P05:07
dholbachjanimo: just move it from depends to recommends - I'll write a mail to iwj, fschoep, you and me05:07
janimodholbach: so the current theme package should recommend firefox, and get the .js removed05:08
dholbachyeah05:08
dholbachthat makes sense05:08
janimothen human theme get that removed file and add a replaces05:08
janimook05:08
dholbachand a depends on the f-t-u05:08
janimoright05:08
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rodarvusMithrandir, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/edgy/knot-3/ is still empty, though?05:08
KeybukMithrandir: should I release everything from unapproved ?05:09
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dholbachjanimo: hum - what about people install f-t-u and expecting firefox to pick the theme up?05:13
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KeybukMithrandir: thawed (via malcc)05:19
imbrandonMithrandir, so no uploads to main quite yet ?05:19
imbrandonerr Keybuk ;)05:19
janimodholbach: they install those as a convenience (jsut as if they had downloaded them off the net)05:20
janimothe decision of which is the default is a separate step05:20
dholbachok05:20
janimoespecially since that package has 3 themes05:20
maswanMithrandir: running05:20
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janimodholbach: anyway we want to make sure this work in default x/ubuntu desktop installs, not when the user does manual installs/removals05:21
janimoin the latter case the user knows better 05:21
dholbachjanimo: mailed05:21
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janimodholbach: is f-t-u packaging maintained in bzr as well? it has a .bzr dir05:28
dholbachmight be that fschoep has it in bzr too05:28
janimohe does accoring to a chlog entry05:28
dholbachcool05:28
janimobut I was not sure if it's a regular apt-get source or bzr upadte type package05:29
janimoand still am not sure :)05:29
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janimohmm this has a very unusual packaging system05:32
MithrandirKeybuk: yes, please.  And thanks.05:33
Mithrandirrodarvus: it takes a little bit of time to sync 3x4x700MB, even over a fast connection. :-)05:33
rodarvus:)05:34
imbrandonMithrandir, main un-thawed ? 05:34
Mithrandirimbrandon: 17:19 < Keybuk> Mithrandir: thawed (via malcc)05:34
Mithrandirimbrandon: so yes.05:34
imbrandonkk05:34
imbrandonmakin sure ;)05:34
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jonomako, ping05:42
jonobugger he isnt here05:42
dholbachjono: according to his blog entry he's in Berlin at Wizards of OS05:48
jonoahhh of course05:48
phanaticjono: hi, is there any deadline for sponsorship requests for uds?05:50
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jdubjono: http://reverendted.wordpress.com/2006/09/15/opensuse-about-to-overtake-ubuntu-on-distrowatch-7-day-hpd-chart/05:51
jdub^ ha ha05:51
Keybukit's done it once before05:51
jdubfor some reason, i enjoy watching the novellians stewing over ubuntu.05:52
jonophanatic, not at the moment05:53
jonojdub, hehe05:53
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phanaticjono: so it's also unknown when they are gonna be announced?05:53
jonophanatic, yeah, I am working on this now :)05:54
FrederickFolks I apologize to ask it here but the chances someone used imagemagick here is much greater than in #ubuntu or #kubuntu foks anyone else here having problems to debug aplications wich use magick core and magick wand? I cant debug them on gdb nor ddd Ive tried https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Backtrace with no luck. It lacks the dbg package =/05:55
Keybukjdub: nothing wrong with novellians ;)05:55
KeybukFrederick: actually, the chances are somewhat less05:55
phanaticjono: thanks :) i was just asking because of visa issues...05:55
jonophanatic, sure, I will try and get an answer out over the next few days :)05:55
FrederickKeybuk, why? :-/ Developers usually play around more with libs than ordinary users :P05:55
phanaticjono: great :)05:56
KeybukFrederick: I don't think that's true at all.  users play around with things more than developers, who are too busy fixing things to play05:56
Frederickoki...05:56
bddebianOh man Frederick is back again?? :-)05:57
Frederickbddebian, yep helo and thanks for the help yesterday05:57
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Kamioninfinity: could you investigate why all the console-data 2:1.0-2ubuntu3 binary uploads failed, please? it looks like either a soyuz bug or a buildd bug06:04
Kamionoh, hmm, actually - may be a debian/rules bug06:04
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Kamionhand-rolled dpkg-distaddfile stuff for udebs, probably doesn't account for epochs06:05
HiddenWolfHow long has the knot been out? :)06:11
HiddenWolfAh. I'm a full hour late.06:11
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bluefoxicyHiddenWolf:  shush.  Just go play with it ;)06:24
HiddenWolfbluefoxicy: I'm running it, I just wanted to be the first seeder to make my ISP suffer a bit. 06:24
HiddenWolfbluefoxicy: Uploaded 55GB for knot 2, planning to top that. ;)06:25
bluefoxicyah, giving everyone a chance to try the knot06:25
bluefoxicydad wants me to clean my room today :/06:25
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tkamppeterI am trying to build a package of HPLIP 1.6.7 and get06:28
tkamppetererror: linux/compiler.h: No such file or directory06:28
pittitkamppeter: so, it seems to be time to upload gutenprint \o/06:29
tkamppeterHow do I obtain this file (probably /usr/include/linux/compiler.h)?06:29
tkamppeterWhich BuildDependency is missing?06:29
tkamppeterpitti? How does the upload work? Will you upload it? Or do I have to do so? And to where?06:30
zultkamppeter: its a bogus error you can just remove the line06:30
pittitkamppeter: you can't, I'll do it06:30
tkamppeterzul, which line?06:31
zulpitti: uploaded linux-source-2.6.1006:31
zulpitti: er...2.6.1206:31
pittizul: to jackass, or to your computer?06:31
janimozul: are you planning libvirt and other userspace xen stuff or just kernel for edgy?06:31
imbrandonKamion, ping06:32
tkamppeterFor me it is somewhat strange, Mandriva has /usr/include/linux/compiler.h in glibc-devel, Ubuntu does not have the file at all.06:32
zulpitti: jackass06:33
seb128tkamppeter: linux-headers-2.6.17-7: /usr/src/linux-headers-2.6.17-7/include/linux/compiler.h06:33
zuljanimo: yeah i was looking into it this morning already have it downloaded06:33
pittizul: nice that it works again; oh, right, I got failed build logs for sparc and hppa06:33
zulpitti: aie..06:34
pittitkamppeter: usually you should avoid depending on linux-headers; that smells fishy06:34
pittitkamppeter: gutenprint uploaded; happy bug closing!06:34
janimozul: nice. I saw those mentioned in the FC6 test3 announcement06:34
zuljanimo: ditto06:34
pittizul: thanks06:34
zulpitti: can you forward me the sparc logs?06:35
pittizul: these arches fail for ages now; if you are interested, I send you the logs06:35
jordimvo: ping06:35
pittizul: sent06:35
zulthanks...im just curisous06:35
imbrandoneer i guess Kamion or Keybuk ping heh06:35
zulpitti: sparc failed for breezy06:36
Keybukimbrandon: ?06:37
imbrandonKeybuk, can you manualy promote libnjb please , pitti said poke you when i uploaded amarok that needed it , its been approved at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportLibnjb06:37
seb128BenC, crimsun: could you have a look on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox/+bug/60563 please (rhythmbox freeze after linux update on dapper) and let me know what could be useful for you to determine what change could have done that?06:37
UbugtuMalone bug 60563 in rhythmbox "freezes on startup, worked before update on 14/09/2006" [Untriaged,Needs info]  06:37
zuljanimo: im going to take a run at them this weekend, basically its on my todo list06:38
tkamppeterseb128, this package I have installed, but HPLIP does not find compiler.h06:38
imbrandonKeybuk, i just uploaded amarok_1.4.3-oubuntu4 that build-deps on it06:38
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imbrandons/o/0/06:38
tkamppeterpitti, thanks for the upload.06:38
pittitkamppeter: no problem, thanks for the merge06:38
pittitkamppeter: so, we'll also get a new hplip and also a new foomatic?06:39
janimoKeybuk: when you have time can you look at python-cups and system-config-printer in NEW?06:39
tkamppeterfoomatic-db and foomatic-db-hpijs I will do next week.06:42
pittitkamppeter: next week I'll try and fix the last two known cups permission bugs06:42
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pittitkamppeter: after we fixed them (log files and lpd backend) it should be pretty much transparent again06:43
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tkamppeterpitti, when you do that, do not forget to apply the patches which fix bug 59542.06:43
UbugtuMalone bug 59542 in cupsys "cupsd monopolizes CPU" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5954206:43
pittitkamppeter: no, I'll also pick up some fixes from Debian's svn head06:44
pittitkamppeter: (changed the bug to jump on me when I do bugfixing)06:44
buzzenis anyone here who deals with raid / initramfs ?06:44
Keybukjanimo: dude, they've been in there for a couple of days!  nag when they're been in new for a couple of _weeks_!06:45
BenCseb128: Replied to bug report06:45
seb128BenC: thank you06:46
janimoKeybuk: ok. I thought that archive Fridays were exception or something :)06:46
KeybukFriday is Kamion's day06:46
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janimobesides for these I'd rather not wait weeks as they should go to main and on the xubun CD if all goes well06:47
janimoah right.06:47
jordiRiddell: onboard has been imported in rosetta now06:47
tkamppeterpitti, zul, how to proceed with HPLIP now?06:49
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jdubmjg59: i copied 13-855-resolution-set.sh to 13-915-resolution-set.sh and changed the binary names it references06:54
pittitkamppeter: merge from Debian?06:54
jdubmjg59: and btw:06:55
jdub$ find /etc/acpi/ | grep 85506:55
jdub/etc/acpi/resume.d/13-855-resolution-set.sh06:55
jdub/etc/acpi/resume.d/49-855-resolution-set.sh06:55
jdubwhat's with both?06:55
pittitkamppeter: first you should check whether merges.ubuntu.com did something sensible06:55
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tkamppeterYes, it is a merge from Debian, and I have checked merges.ubuntu.com. I have taken out patch 50 and 60, as there is no support page in the Toolbox any more, but this does not matter to our problem.06:57
mjg59jdub: Nngh. 915resolution is supposed to have that script in it.06:57
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tkamppeterThe BuildDependencies from Ubuntu were stricter, so I have taken these.06:57
mjg59jdub: They're both there because it's not entirely clear when it needs to be done06:58
jdubmjg59: ah.06:58
jdubheh06:58
mjg59jdub: So we do it both before and after POSTing, in case the POSTing requires the mode to be there06:58
tkamppeters/60/55/06:58
buzzenhow are you supposed to upgrade mdadm for example, when it's install script wants to do a /etc/init.d/mdadm stop - and when you boot from a raid array (which you cant just "stop)06:58
buzzen?06:58
buzzenthat seems broken06:59
jdubmjg59: figure i better copy that one for 915 too, then06:59
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tkamppeterPatch 40 and 60 disappeared in the merge as they were accepted upstream according to the ChangeLog.06:59
mjg59Sigh.07:00
mjg59How can I figure out who did the merge?07:00
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bddebianmjg59: If it was a merge it should have the persons name in the changelog07:01
mjg59No, it's just been synced07:01
mjg59With all Ubuntu changes dropped07:01
bddebianWhat package?07:01
mjg59915resolution07:01
pittimjg59: you can look for closed ubuntu-archive bugs against that package07:02
bddebianaye, or look at who "modified" the upload07:02
ograknot3 released ? there is nothing on ubuntu-devel-announce07:02
Kamionogra: yeah, I think Tollef's just waiting for mirrors07:02
ograah, k07:03
ograwhat did you do with edubuntu ? 07:03
Kamionreleased it07:03
ogracool :)07:03
Kamionwe figured it probably wasn't *that* brittle considering how little was changed07:03
Kamionif it breaks, well ... sorry :)07:03
ograi just found out that 80% of the known bugs are caused by a bashism ... :/07:03
ograi could have easily avoided it ...07:04
Kamionmjg59: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/915resolution -> "Steffen Joeris"07:04
ograbut well, i'll upgrade the package and users can grab the upgrade ...07:04
mjg59Kamion: That's the Debian maintainer07:04
Kamionso it is07:05
Kamionthe most recent sync was an autosync07:05
mjg59There were Ubuntu-specific changes in the old version07:05
Kamionor maybe not07:05
KamionI'm so confused07:05
mjg59Looks like there's only been one sync from Debian07:05
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LaserJockmdz: got a minute?07:08
tkamppeterpitti, any idea for HPLIP?07:08
Keybukrodarvus: a word ...07:09
elmois using /usr/lib/firmware/$(uname -r) an ubuntu specific thing?07:09
Kamionshould be /lib/firmware/ surely?07:10
Keybukelmo: we don't use /usr/lib/firmware/$(uname -r) ? :p07:10
Kamionit's not Ubuntu-*specific* but I don't think it'll work everywhere07:10
elmoerr, yeah, s#/usr##07:10
elmoKamion: hmm, ok, just not sure where this vanilla kernel I built is looking for it's firmware, /lib/firmware/$(uname -r) isn't working07:11
elmoand Debian seems to use unversioned /lib/firmware07:11
Keybukright07:11
Keybuk/lib/firmware is "universal"07:11
Keybukand is the place documentation should tell users to put firmware07:11
Keybuk/lib/firmware/$(uname -r) is a "popular" place for distributors to put per-kernel-image firmware07:12
Keybukwe use both, with preference in that order07:12
elmoah, I see, thanks07:12
mjg59jdub: Thanks for that, fixed07:14
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tkamppeterpitti, have a look at http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/usbext.h, it is the io/hpiod/usbext.h file of HPLIP 1.6.707:14
jdubmjg59: you rock :)07:14
pittitkamppeter: idea about what? the kernel #include?07:14
zulpitti: compiler.h is just an empty file in dapper and it doesnt exist in edgy so removing it from the header file should be fine07:15
pittitkamppeter: ^ so, small patch to remove the #include should work then :)07:15
tkamppeterThanks, zul, I will try it.07:16
Keybuk/usr/lib/hotplug/firmware/$(uname -r) is a historical, and very silly, firmware location07:16
zultkamppeter: nop07:16
KeybukI stopped supporting that for edgy, iirc07:16
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mdzLaserJock: yes?07:19
dholbachhave a nice weekend07:20
simiradholbach: you too. Hug your dog from me also :)07:22
dholbachsimira: I'll do that!07:22
rodarvusKeybuk, yes?07:22
LaserJockmdz: pm, if you didn't see it already07:23
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mjg59Kamion: I can't find any mention of 915resolution on ubuntu-bugs07:27
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Keybukrodarvus: s'ok, contacted upstream directly07:28
tkamppeterpitti, zul: Build of HPLIP has worked with this patch.07:28
Kamionmjg59: me neither; I blame Mr. Scott James "Auto-Sync" Remnant07:29
Keybukblame me for?07:31
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mjg59Keybuk: 915resolution got synced, dropping Ubuntu changes07:31
Keybukmjg59: interesting07:32
Kamionand the creator of the sync was "Ubuntu Archive Auto-Sync"07:32
Keybukthat wouldn't have been caused by an auto-sync though07:32
Keybukit had XubuntuY in its version07:32
Keybuk2006-07-06 04:07:34 BST  Published  edgy   Release  universe  x11  0.5.2-407:32
Keybuk2006-06-08 15:44:14 BST Removed edgy Release universe x11 0.5-1ubuntu607:32
Keybuksomebody removed it from edgy07:32
mjg59Any way of tracking who?07:33
Keybukoh, hmm, that may be LP's new way of saying superseded07:33
Keybukgrr07:33
Kamionisn't that "superseded *and* we've actually purged it from disk?"07:34
Kamioner s/\?"/"?/ logical quoting damnit07:35
elmohmm, does request_firmware() work for compiled in drivers?07:35
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Keybukelmo: should do07:37
KeybukKamion: ya know, I've no idea why this got sync'd07:38
Keybukthe auto-sync always refuses to do XubuntuY07:38
Keybukif I forced them, they'd show up as "keybuk"07:38
Kamionsomebody didn't use -b auto -f?07:38
Kamioner -b katie -f07:38
Kamionwhatever the launchpad user id is07:38
Keybukwouldn't have been me07:38
Kamionwhoever it was it's probably lost in expired .bash_history07:39
Kamionmjg59: upshot is, we have no clue. sorry.07:39
Keybukyeah, and long lost from wtmp07:39
Keybukit won't have been a sync-request either07:39
Keybukthe fact that the remove and publish are _so_far_ apart is very suspicious07:39
Keybukthat really really really suggests to me that it was removed from edgy07:39
Keybukand the sync copied it as a new source07:39
Keybukit's not in removals.txt though07:40
Keybukoh, interesting07:40
Keybukit utterly FTFBS in edgy07:40
Keybukmaybe someone removed the source by accident07:40
Keybukwhen they were trying to remove a bad binary07:40
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Kamionarchive-cruft-check or something?07:41
Kamionbecause that's the only thing that doesn't log07:41
Keybukyeah, could be that07:41
Kamionand that would have removed a *ton* of stuff, probably07:41
Keybuk15:44 BST ... far too early for me to have been up :p07:41
Kamionand in fact it would never have removed source07:41
Kamionso it wasn't that07:41
Kamionremove-package.py plus vi removals.txt? ;-)07:41
Keybuk06-08 was very very early in edgy?07:41
Kamionthat was definitely when you were driving all syncs07:42
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Keybukno, I wasn't driving syncs until quite a bit after that07:42
mjg59Keybuk: Seems to build fine here07:42
KamionI didn't start touching them until after Paris07:42
Keybuk08 was the day we managed to get edgy open!07:42
mjg59It'd be nice to know what happened so I can check that nothing else has been hit, but...07:42
Kamiondon't remember doing removals that early in the cycle07:43
Keybukno, that was still toolchain churn07:43
KeybukI literally mean that was the day we added edgy to launchpad07:43
Kamionit only FTBFS on non-x86 arches07:43
Kamionwhich is fair enough, really07:43
mjg59It should only be built for i386 and amd6407:43
KeybukKamion: there's no non-x86 build record at all07:43
KeybukI reckon that this somehow ended up in the build queue when edgy was opened07:43
KamionKeybuk: sure there is, see https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/915resolution/0.5.2-407:43
Keybukbefore there was a stable toolchain07:44
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/22270607:44
KeybukKamion: no, I mean the one that was removed07:44
Keybukhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/915resolution/0.5-1ubuntu607:44
Keybukthere's no build record for x8607:44
Kamionoh, I see07:44
Kamionwe probably automatically retried everything that FTBFS in edgy as soon as edgy opened07:44
Keybukso yeah, I reckon this ended up in the build queue when edgy was opened by accident or by soyuz bug, it didn't get built on three and never even got a build record on the rest07:44
Kamionno, it's deliberate07:44
Keybukand somebody tried to remove it and hide the evidence07:45
Keybukno, we didn't07:45
Kamionas soon as there's a new distrorelease there, it retries everything from the last one07:45
Keybukwe waited until we built the toolchain :)07:45
Keybukthis is before we had a toolchain judging by -changes07:45
Kamion*we* didn't, but soyuz didn't know that ...07:45
Keybukahh07:45
Kamionnobody told it to stop building stuff :)07:45
Keybukso yeah, looks like someone accidentally removed a source when they were trying to just remove the binaries, or something07:45
Kamionwe just stopped all source from going through07:45
Kamionmm, seems probable07:45
Keybukthis is all guessing, of course07:45
mjg59It'd be nice if there was an audit trail for this stuff07:45
Keybukand then a month later, when I was doing auto-syncs, the new version came in07:46
Keybukmjg59: there is, kinda07:46
mjg59Keybuk: Well, not in this case :)07:46
Keybukthe trouble is the answer to "who did that" is always lp_archive07:46
Kamionwe only know this much because there is an audit trail - it's just incomplete07:46
Kamionrelevantly - what Keybuk said07:46
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mjg59Right07:46
Kamionit's pretty bogus that we have to sudo to lp_archive to do anything, really07:46
Kamionbut it'll all be fixed once it's all done through the launchpad web UI, I guess07:47
mjg59Wouldn't the sudo stuff be logged?07:47
Keybukthere's nothing in removals.txt from 31st May to 21st Jun07:47
Kamionmjg59: we generally sudo -i07:47
Keybukwhich about fits with the "opening edgy" delay07:47
Kamionso not usefully07:47
Keybukmjg59: we don't have logs of that far back :-/07:47
mjg59Kamion: Right, but you'd... ah, never mind07:47
Keybukanyway, given the timings, I would say it was the combination of human and computer error during the edgy opening07:48
mjg59Yeah07:48
mjg59It's unfortunate that it took jdub bitching about something I was sure I'd fixed to notice it, though...07:49
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jdub:(07:50
jdub<- not a bitch07:50
zullol07:50
bddebianheh07:50
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rizois knot3 different from yesterday's daily iso?07:58
elmoKeybuk: (btw, fyi, request_firmware doesn't work when you're totally modularless - apparently it might if you introduce initramfs, but otherwise the drivers run reuqest_firmware too early)07:59
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Kamionrizo: it'll be the same as the current daily images08:01
Keybukelmo: well, duh :p08:03
tkamppeterpitti, I am currently uploading the new HPLIP packages to http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/edgy/hplip/08:04
tkamppeterand the binaries to http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/edgy/hplip/binary/08:04
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tkamppeterpitti, but I have still a problem: On my system is the old hpijs-ppds and hpijs installed, when I do "sudo dpkg -i hpijs*.deb" to update both to the new package, I get an error because the new hpijs-ppds conflicts with the old one.08:06
tkamppeterUsually a new package should simply replace the old one.08:07
Kamionif you move files from one package to another, you must include a suitable Replaces header08:07
Kamiongenerally it's versioned, Replaces: package-the-files-came-from (<< first-version-of-that-package-that-doesn't-contain-the-files)08:08
tkamppeterpitti (or someone else), can you look into the control file, whether there is something wrong? I have uploaded it to http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/edgy/hplip/control08:08
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Kamiontkamppeter: what exactly is the error message emitted by dpkg?08:09
tkamppetertill@laptoptill:~/ubuntu/hplip$ sudo dpkg -i hpijs*.deb08:10
tkamppeterPassword:08:10
tkamppeterdpkg: regarding hpijs_2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1_i386.deb containing hpijs:08:10
tkamppeter hpijs conflicts with hpijs-ppds (<< 2.6.7)08:10
tkamppeter  hpijs-ppds (version 2.1.10+0.9.11-2ubuntu7) is installed.08:10
tkamppeterdpkg: error processing hpijs_2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1_i386.deb (--install):08:10
tkamppeter conflicting packages - not installing hpijs08:10
tkamppeterdpkg: regarding hpijs-ppds_2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1_all.deb containing hpijs-ppds:08:10
tkamppeter hpijs conflicts with hpijs-ppds (>= 2.1.10.1)08:10
tkamppeter  hpijs-ppds (version 2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1) is to be installed.08:10
tkamppeterdpkg: error processing hpijs-ppds_2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1_all.deb (--install):08:10
tkamppeter conflicting packages - not installing hpijs-ppds08:10
tkamppeterErrors were encountered while processing:08:10
tkamppeter hpijs_2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1_i386.deb08:10
tkamppeter hpijs-ppds_2.6.7+1.6.7-2ubuntu1_all.deb08:10
tkamppetertill@laptoptill:~/ubuntu/hplip$08:10
Kamionoh dear god, what are those Conflicts about08:11
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tkamppeterThere should be a way to update both at a time.08:11
Kamiontkamppeter: you can probably resolve that by using dpkg's --auto-deconfigure option08:11
Kamionapt should manage to resolve it too08:12
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Keybukelmo: module-less kernels cause sterility08:12
tkamppeterKamion, --auto-deconfigure gives the same errors.08:12
tkamppeterKamion, who can I install packages in local files with apt?08:13
Kamionno, wait08:13
Kamiondon't flail around just yet :)08:13
Kamioniwj could confirm, but I think it might be best to change hpijs's Conflicts to Breaks.08:14
tkamppeter"apt-get install" does not find packages in the local working directory.08:14
Kamionno, it won't.08:14
Kamionif dpkg -i --auto-deconfigure can't manage it, then the problem should be fixed, not worked around by using apt08:15
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tkamppeterWhat is the difference between Conflicts and Breaks? Why does it work on Debian?08:15
Kamionat present, the relationships declared by those packages are such that hpijs must be removed during upgrades to a new upstream version.08:15
Kamionor possibly hpijs-ppds - one of the two08:15
Kamionthis "works" with apt (and therefore you probably haven't noticed the problems on Debian) because it will just remove one of them temporarily08:16
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Kamionhowever, this causes a lot of problems, such as inadvertent removal of metapackages and future upgrade problems08:16
KamionConflicts means that the two packages cannot exist on the system *at all* (even just unpacked) at the same time08:16
KamionBreaks means that the two packages can't both be simultaneously in the "configured" state08:16
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Kamiontherefore, Breaks would allow --auto-deconfigure to work in this case; dpkg would be able to temporarily deconfigure one of the packages, install the other, and then install the new version of the deconfigured package08:17
Kamion(and configure it)08:17
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KamionBreaks is a recent innovation (it was designed nearly a decade ago, but only recently implemented by iwj), so you probably won't find it in Debian08:18
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Kamiontkamppeter: but, as I say, consult with iwj; he's currently in charge of Breaks deployment08:20
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tkamppeterKamion, yes, that's it! I have put "Breaks:" now and I can update with "--auto-deconfigure". Thank you very much.08:24
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Kamiongood08:25
tkamppeterKamion, pitti, zul: Uploading all packages to the place I already mentioned, overwriting my previous packages.08:26
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tkamppeterKamion, pitti, zul: The source packages and the control file are ready on http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/edgy/hplip/08:28
tkamppeterSo ready for everyone to test and for final upload afterwards.08:28
tkamppeterAnd for quick testing on 32-bit PCs, here are the binaries: http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/edgy/hplip/binary/08:30
iwjKamion: The effect of Breaks nowadays is to defer upgrade of the breaking package until the broken one is upgraded so that it won't be broken.08:35
iwjOIC.08:35
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Kamionthe relevant relationship field was:08:36
KamionPackage: hpijs08:36
KamionConflicts: hplip-ppds (<< ${Source-Version}), hpijs-ppds (<< ${hpijs:Upstream-Version}), hpijs-ppds (>= ${hpijs:Upstream-Version}.1)08:36
iwjtkamppeter: Yes, that should be Breaks.08:36
iwjIt's also quite crazy.08:36
iwjI mean, WTF ?08:36
KamionI don't understand why it isn't just a Depends, but I never did understand the maze of twisty printing packages08:37
Kamionpresumably it's in some sense optional, but ...08:37
Kamioniwj: thus the problem was that one of them *has* to be deconfigured when upgrading to a new upstream version, even with Breaks08:38
Kamionsince installed-hpijs Breaks: new-hpijs-ppds and new-hpijs Breaks: installed-hpijs-ppds08:38
iwjYes.  It's very strange that this isn't a Depends.08:39
tkamppeterSo then all is OK now, If no one sees any problem when running the new HPLIP we can upload my version to to Edgy.08:39
iwjBut certainly Conflicts is wrong.08:39
iwjDid you change it to Breaks ?08:39
Kamionmvo: do you have any idea what happened to your GST_NO_INSTALL_NTP patch? it appears to have disappeared from gnome-system-tools08:40
tkamppeterYes, my uploaded packages have it changed to Breaks.08:40
Kamionmvo: there's some argument that the exact form of that patch should be changed anyway (see bug 52718) but it needs to be reinstated first :)08:40
UbugtuMalone bug 52718 in ubiquity "Unable to activate NTP support in the installer because it's not installed (?!)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5271808:40
mvoKamion: no, I guess it was a merge mistake of some sort, let me have a look08:41
iwjtkamppeter: Excellent.08:41
mvoKamion: let me check the changelogs08:41
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KamionI've reassigned 52718 to gnome-system-tools, if you want to subscribe to it08:43
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mvoKamion: done, thanks08:44
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iwjI'm really going to quit for the weekend now and have some dinner.  Have a good time, everyone.08:45
zullater iwj08:46
jdongbye, iwj... thanks for new firefox packages :)08:51
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KhanReaperHi, I saw something in a debian/rules file, and it confused me. Can someone tell me why clean calls "-$(MAKE) clean," specifically why $(MAKE) is prefixed with a "-"?08:57
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mvoKamion: eh, am I missing something? in dapper we apparently have 2.14.0-0ubuntu11 and that one seems to include the GST_NO_INSTALL_NTP patch09:00
mvoKamion: or is the bugreport about edgy? 09:01
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Kamionmvo: the bug report is probably about dapper, where he's saying that the problem is that the rest of the NTP UI is still visible even though the "Install NTP support" button is disabled09:03
Kamionmvo: I'm talking about edgy, though09:03
ograurgh09:03
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KamionKhanReaper: "-" in a Makefile means "ignore errors from this command". It's often used in clean rules because you don't care if the Makefile happens to have been removed already or something like that.09:04
ograwas that dropped intentional ?09:04
ograrodarvus, ?? ^^^09:04
rodarvusogra, no, nothing intentional happened there09:05
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rodarvusogra, is this causing you (or someone else) any problem?09:05
ograyep09:06
mvoKamion: aha, ok09:06
ograwe're just trying to boot a ltsp 170 terminal from disklessworkstations.com ... it needs a forced videoram oarameter of 16384 09:06
ogra*parameter09:06
ograbut due to the missing preseedability i cant set it09:07
rodarvusogra, I would say its probably something inherited from debian when upgrading xorg from 7.0 to 7.0.2209:07
ograyep09:08
ograi know we had that parameter in the postinst, its not there anymore in the current package09:08
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jdongtseng: now that mono-xsp works, is our monodevelop being built with asp.net designer support?09:14
tsengjdong: not that I know of09:14
jdongtseng: any reason why we don't?09:14
tsengxsp is priority 423456 for any one currently on the mono team09:14
tsengif you care for it debdiffs are much appreciated09:14
jdongtseng: I noticed a new mono-xsp upload to match 1.1.17, though09:14
tsengyes to make it installable09:15
jdongtseng: all it takes to build monodevelop against it is --enable-asp.net-designer or something like that in ./configure09:15
tsengwe try not to completely neglect it09:15
tsengas in, leave it uninstallable09:15
tsengwe cant confirm bugs, or things like, hey, this xsp-monodevelop thing is legit09:16
tsengI doubt just passing the configure flag is sufficient09:16
tsengI don't want installing monodevelop to pull down xsp2 to everyone09:16
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tsengit needs split packaging, auditing on every release that it doesnt  have new, renamed, removed filed09:17
jdongI see09:17
jdongthat's true, forgot about split-out packages09:17
tsengkeeping in mind that none of us want to touch xsp with a 10-foot pole09:17
jdonghehe, monodevelop 0.12 doesn't compile from source :)09:17
tsengwe have a cvs snapshot09:19
jdongtseng: slomo just uploaded a 0.12 this morning09:20
tsengcool09:21
jdongand apparently it doesn't build :)09:21
jdonghehe09:21
tsengAddin.cs(280,23): error CS0102: The type `VersionControlPlugin.BaseView' already contains a definition for `StockIconId'09:22
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tsengyou are a C# guy, bet thats an easy fix09:26
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neuralisjdub: around?09:47
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mjg59Seveas: usplash appears horribly broken at 640x48009:56
Seveasmjg59, -25 fixes that09:56
Seveasnone of the default themes have a 640x480 version09:57
jordimuh09:57
jordipitti's gone09:57
mjg59Seveas: Ahhhh09:57
mjg59Seveas: They really should, since that's what's going to be used for first boot09:58
Seveasmjg59, I'll tell the artwork people09:58
mjg59Uh. Or does usplash default to 1024x768 if there's no arguments?09:58
Seveasno, 640x48009:59
mjg59Ok, cool09:59
Seveasbut it didn't check whether the theme was suitable for it09:59
Seveasso it tried to use the 800x600 one for 640x48010:00
mjg59The livecd is going to start usplash before there's any X config done10:00
mjg59Seveas: Hm. No, if I run usplash on its own, I get a high-res image10:00
mjg59If I do usplash -x 640 -y 480, I get a "No theme found" error10:00
Seveasright, sorry, with no -x and -y, it'll pick the first theme and use its resolution10:01
mjg59Seveas: Right. It needs to default to 640x480.10:01
Seveasbut livecds should have an /etc/usplash.conf, n'est-ce pas?10:01
mjg59Seveas: How?10:01
sladenmjg59: I think it'd quite safe to assume 800x600x8.  Microsoft have mandated it for logo requirements since 199910:01
SeveasI don't know the details of th buildprocess, but aren't the postinst scripts run?10:02
mjg59sladen: We still run on older hardware10:02
Seveasusplash' postinst will write it10:02
mjg59Seveas: Yeah, but I thought they defaulted to blank10:02
mjg59Oh, no, ok10:02
mjg59You're right10:02
SeveasI *thought* 640x480, but will check to make sure10:02
mjg59Yeah, they're the default values10:02
sladenmjg59: we don't.  Our kernel won't boot with less than 64MB of RAM...10:02
mjg59sladen: There are laptops that are expandable past that but which have worse screens10:03
Seveasmjg59, I just doublechecked, it defaults to 640x48010:03
mjg59Seveas: Yeah10:04
mjg59Sorry, my error10:04
ogracrimsun, ping ? 10:07
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mdzmjg59: hmm, in fact we should add an explicit removal of usplash.conf to the live CD build process, otherwise it'll reflect the X configuration on the DC server10:15
mdzor else regenerate it from casper10:16
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mjg59mdz: I think kamion's already dealt with that10:18
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mdzmjg59: which way?10:23
jdongKamion: can you push libtorrent7* through dapper-backports NEW?10:23
jdongor is soyuz still being mean to me :)10:23
mjg59mdz: Regenerating it after install10:24
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Kamionmdz: I made ubiquity do rm -f /target/etc/usplash.conf; chroot /target dpkg-reconfigure usplash10:38
Kamion(effectively)10:38
Kamionhaven't uploaded that yet though, it's still in bzr10:38
Kamionjdong: soyuz still doesn't like backports, afaik10:39
Kamionsladen: perhaps it's changed recently, but I tested the dapper installer all the way through with 32MB10:39
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jdongheh, wonderfull.... any idea when that'll be resolved?10:39
jdongI'm sitting here waiting, and it doesn't look like there's been any work towards it10:39
Kamionjdong: dunno, but it's critical/in-progress10:40
jdongKamion: yeah, and it has sat there silently in that stage for weeks now10:40
Kamionit's just awaiting a merge I think10:40
KamionLP merge timescales are often quite long unfortunately10:40
Kamionsince they involve review10:40
jdong:-/10:40
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Kamionmdz: any chance you could chase up the flow of bug 58144 into production?10:42
UbugtuMalone bug 58144 in soyuz "Backport is rejected if an older backport is already there" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5814410:42
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Kamionmdz: I haven't had a chance to get a consensus on the "central issue" referred to by cprov, but that is not necessary to get the immediate fix into production10:42
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kagouiwj, still have problem with fontconfig-config. "dpkg-reconfigure --default-priority" make a 30-debconf-yes-bitmaps"10:47
kenneanyone know when the libjingle and farsight libraries will be in edgy10:48
mdzKamion,mjg59: regenerating it after install is good but orthogonal; I"m talking about th econfiguration used during the livecd boot10:51
mjg59mdz: The default file contains 640x48010:52
mdzmjg59: oh, i thought it magicked it based on the xorg config10:52
mjg59Yes, but in the livecd case there won't have been an xorg config for it to have magiced it from10:52
mjg59So it'll fall back to the defaults10:52
mdzKamion: re: backports, will do10:53
Kamionmdz: thanks10:53
mdzmjg59: oh?  I would expect usplash and xorg to be installed in the same batch10:53
Kamionusplash doesn't depend on xserver-xorg10:53
mdzKamion: yeah, but they're both part of desktop10:54
Kamionso it's not guaranteed to be installed first10:54
Kamioner, second10:54
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mdzxorg may or may not be configured first10:54
Kamionit usually won't10:54
mjg59mdz: usplash will be started some time before xorg is configured, surely?10:54
Kamionusplash's dependencies are simpler so apt/dpkg tend to get to them first10:54
mdzmjg59: it gets configured twice, once on the buildds and then reconfigured at boot10:54
mjg59mdz: Right, but it's run out of the initramfs10:54
Kamionmdz: at boot, usplash is started before xorg is reconfigured10:54
mdzcorrect10:54
mdzthus, it's using the config supplied by the buildd10:55
Kamionright ...10:55
mjg59Right. Which will be 640x480.10:55
mdzwhich happens to be 640x480, but we should probably make it explicit10:55
elmomjg59: what makes you think that, JOOI?10:55
elmothese things have KVMs attached10:55
mjg59elmo: Hm.10:55
mdzelmo: because usplash tends to be configured before xorg is, and xorg defaults to 640x480 I think10:55
Kamionright, just what I was typing10:56
mdzluck really10:56
Kamionalthough actually not quite10:56
Kamionif xorg hasn't been configured yet, then usplash explicitly says "ok, I'll use 640x480 then"10:56
mjg59The ordering should possibly be enforced, but other than that things seem to work as designed10:56
Kamionbut same difference10:56
elmook, if that's the reason.  but if you were expecting it because they're buildds in a DC, I just wanted to point out that they do actually all have a "monitor" and don't run in 640x48010:56
Kamionmjg59: we don't want to enforce that ordering10:56
Kamionat least not under normal circumstances10:56
Kamionmjg59: because in d-i, we want to arrange for precisely the reverse ordering - xserver-xorg then usplash10:57
mjg59Kamion: Yeah10:57
KamionI'm working on that10:57
KamionI'm going to do that by adding xserver-xorg to the list of packages installed up-front in tasksel's desktop.preinst10:57
Kamiongetting decent progress output out of that requires a bit of fiddling, so it's not a one-line fix, but I understand the problem10:58
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Kamionanyway, yeah, possibly casper should blat in a 640x480 configuration10:59
KamionI'd rather that sort of thing be done in casper than in the live CD build, personally10:59
mdzI sent an email about this11:00
Kamionactually, further to that, maybe it shouldn't force 640x480 either11:00
Kamionon my powerbook's panel, for instance, it should just use the native resolution11:00
Kamioni.e. don't change modes at all11:00
mjg59Kamion: Right, the alternative is to fail to pass any parameters11:00
mjg59If usplash.conf doesn't exist11:01
Kamionyeah. what does the SVGA backend do with that?11:01
mjg59Uses 640x48011:01
mjg59Which currently breaks due to the lack of 640x480 artwork, but still11:01
Kamionok, ideal, since BOGL uses whatever the current mode is11:01
Kamionyeah, that's clearly an artwork bug11:01
mjg59The usplash init script just needs modifying to deal with that case11:02
mjg59Or set them both to 011:02
KamionI'll do that now11:02
Kamionjust rming it seems simpler11:02
mjg59Yeah, the init script doesn't currently deal with that case11:03
mdzmjg59: which defaults were changed in acpi-support and what were they changed to?11:04
Kamionmjg59: what's the reason for the sleep 1 at the end of the usplash initramfs script?11:05
mjg59Kamion: Erm.11:06
mjg59Kamion: No idea at all. Feel free to kill it.11:06
mjg59mdz: Sleep and DPMS11:06
mjg59DPMS was disabled for hibernation, sleep was enabled globally.11:06
ograroddarvus, ping 11:10
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ograhrm ... gone ...11:10
mjg59uswsusp works surprisingly nicely11:11
mjg59I think we can default to it in edgy+111:11
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mjg59Graphical suspend/resume feedback, and faster than the standard kernel stuff11:11
KamionI'll commit the usplash initramfs fixes, just need to cope with one-second ping times to my ISP. gn.11:11
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Kamionmjg59: did you upload 0.4-26? it's not UNRELEASED, but I don't see it in -changes11:14
mdzmjg59: baby jesus prefers more informative changelog entries ;-)11:14
mjg59Kamion: Pretty sure I did...11:14
mjg59mdz: Sure11:14
mjg59Kamion: But possible that I didn't11:14
madduckbuzzen: this is a bug Ubuntu should fix before the release. please file a bug in launchpad and ask them to disable the stop call in preinst.11:14
mjg59Let me check11:14
madduckbuzzen: they can check how i did it in mdadm 2.5 in debian11:15
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KamionI don't see it on drescher anywhere11:15
Kamionmjg59: if you didn't, can I sneak my change into it? :)11:16
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Luremjg59: how do you enable hibernate with s2disk? just install uswsusp package?11:17
mjg59Kamion: Looks like I didn't, so feel free11:17
mjg59Lure: Correct11:17
mjg59You'll need to wait for 0.2.1, which won't get build until the new usplash gets uploaded11:18
Luremjg59: ok, will do 11:18
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