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jdubtseng: apparently it's not in the desktop suite12:20
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tsengjdub: well, I know the reason its not there12:38
tsengjdub: on that level.. any reason it shouldnt be promoted and in -desktop?12:38
jdubnot that i know of12:39
tsenghm12:39
jdubit's a pretty widely distributed chipset now12:39
tsengits quite a pain getting networking up sometimes to install it12:39
tsengdepending on where you are12:39
tsengfor some reason dhclient isnt acking dchp offers for me atm12:40
tseng(on the wire)12:40
tsenggotta put in my long ass wepkey12:40
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pygiho hi Keybuk 12:54
Keybukoh, that's good, firefox don't work *cry*12:54
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Keybukor at least hurt01:00
LaserJockyeah, you want him to be able to recover and fix it ;-)01:00
Keybukyes, but I don't necessarily want him to live much longer afterwards01:03
Keybuklynx just isn't that useful for porn01:03
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bddebianHowdy folks01:04
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ChipzzKeybuk: my eyes bleed when I start firefox :(01:20
Keybukwhy?01:20
KeybukI just get a XUL/XML error01:20
Chipzzsome really sucky ui regressions01:20
Chipzzremember the go button?01:20
Chipzznot only is it a part of the url bar now, so it cannot be removed01:21
Chipzzeither you have both the url bar and the go button, or neither01:21
Chipzzbut it is also way to big01:21
Chipzzthe url bar takes less than 50% of the width now01:22
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Chipzzhttp://apocalypse.realroot.be/~chipzz/ff2beta.png01:22
Chipzzwhich would be usefull to you if firefox actually worked for you ;)01:22
HrdwrBoByou're right, it's massively large01:23
Keybuktried the usual crap like removing the profile and that didn't help either01:23
Chipzzthe search bar is also a big regression imo01:23
Keybukthat looks more like a busted theme01:23
ChipzzI only removed some buttons from the toolbar actually01:24
Chipzzthe rest is whatever ubuntu ships01:24
Chipzzthe backspace -> pageup instead of back is also very annoying01:26
Keybukdid you update it?01:26
geserChipzz: are you using a theme from firefox-ubuntu-themes?01:26
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Chipzzchipzz@Reel:~$ dpkg --get-selections | grep firefox01:27
Chipzzfirefox                                         install01:27
Chipzzfirefox-gnome-support                           install01:27
Chipzzfirefox-themes-ubuntu                           install01:27
Chipzzand I'm using whatever ubuntu has the user use as a theme for firefox with those packages installed01:28
geserthe problem with the themes is known as bug 6064301:29
UbugtuMalone bug 60643 in firefox-themes-ubuntu "[Edgy]  The "Go" button is much to wide when using Firefox 2.0b2" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6064301:29
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Chipzzat the rate this is going I'm considering downgrading firefox to the 1.5 version and putting it on hold permanently01:33
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Keybukoh, that's weird03:02
Keybukit's not just evo doing the "folder display|..." thing03:03
Keybuktotem is doing "short time format|..."03:03
bddebianKeybuk!!03:04
bddebianYou probably know03:04
bddebianAre we supposed to be including .la files any longer or not?03:05
Keybukyes03:05
bddebianCrap.  I swore I heard that we were not03:05
Keybukthere are differing opinions on this03:05
Keybuksome people are wrong03:05
bddebianGah03:06
=== bddebian just turns in his "badge"
Keybuklol03:06
Keybukwhy?03:06
bddebianBecause I suck?03:06
Keybukwhy do you suck?03:07
bddebianBecause I'm stupid?03:07
Keybukwhy are you stupid?03:07
Keybukyou seem perfectly able to me03:07
LaserJockmhm03:07
bddebianKeybuk: Well now obviously you are now uninformed ;-)03:10
KeybukI'm sure the person who told you was someone like seb12803:10
Keybukwho is firmly in the anti-libtool brigade03:10
jdubheh03:11
Keybukthe basic problem is that they cause bugs to show up03:11
Keybukwhich seb would rather sweep under the carpet and pretend were somebody else's problem03:11
Keybuk:p03:11
jdublike, say, YOURS03:12
bddebianBy including them or not including them?03:12
Keybukincluding them03:12
Keybukmine?03:12
jdubyour problem!03:12
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Keybukwhat's my problem?03:12
jdubseb's under-carpet mess03:13
KeybukI haven't maintained Libtool for a couple of years03:13
Keybukseb's mess shows up in other places03:13
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Keybuklike the other day when symbols mysteriously vanished from a library without a SONAME bump03:13
Keybukwhich he still claims wasn't an ABI change :p03:13
bddebianYou folks keep confusing my dumb ass :-)03:19
lifelessthats so an ABI change03:19
tsengbddebian: oh stop03:21
bodany ubuntu sysadmins about?03:34
jdubsure03:34
bodneed to see what's wrong with optus@syncproxy.ubuntu.com, the password no longer seems to work03:35
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zulisit just me or is the wiki slow?03:40
zulhey spaz03:40
jdongzul: yeah, the wiki's been slow recently03:41
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Seveasbod, #ubuntu-mirrors (usually they're there at non-insane UTC+1 hours)03:56
jdongwhy is gnome-power-manager all of a sudden pulling numbers out of its ass?03:59
Seveasbecause it can find no useful numbers?04:00
jdongwell, it used to do everything right04:01
jdongnow, it's pulling percentages and times out of it ass04:01
jdonglook! I have 18 hours of battery life left!04:01
jdong75%04:01
jdubbod: ah, i was thinking "admins of ubuntu-based systems" ;-)04:01
jdongwhile acpi -V tells me I have 35 minutes / 15% left04:02
jdubbod: you can use the mailing list too04:02
jdongnow, I consider that pulling numbers out of its ass04:02
Seveasjdub, shouldn't you be on your way to brussels? 04:03
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Seveasjdong, woah, I want a battery with 18h lifetime!04:04
Seveaspreferably if it weighs less than a metric shitload04:04
jdongSeveas: yeah, gnome-power-manager is really trying to tease me on this one :)04:04
jdubSeveas: unfortunately for various reasons, i won't be there04:05
Seveasjdub, dang!04:05
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bddebianWe need an all doko all the time channel :-)04:06
Seveasheh04:07
jdongaha! the bullshit originates from HAL :)04:07
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Seveasjdong, excellent quote to take out of context04:09
jdongSeveas: hehe....04:09
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fabbioneslomo: ping?05:31
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fabbionejdub: ping?06:02
jdubfabbione: pong06:05
fabbionejdub: can you test a fixed mdadm for me?06:05
jdubsure06:05
fabbioneok06:07
fabbioneone sec that i am building it06:07
keescookfabbione: what's been fixed in mdadm?06:07
HrdwrBoBkeescook: it wanted to stop arrays on upgrade06:07
fabbioneand it needs to kick an initramfs update06:08
keescookah-ha, cool.06:08
fabbionejdub: people.u.c/~fabbione/mdadm_2.4.1-6ubuntu3_i386.deb06:09
jdubman, initramfs build takes ages these days06:11
jdubfabbione: !!!111106:12
jdubfabbione: it installed! :)06:12
=== ajmitch needs to test this..
jdubalso, i'm getting this during initramfs builds atm:06:13
jdubcpio: ./sbin/vgchange: No such file or directory06:13
jdubi'll file06:13
fabbionei didn't get that06:13
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fabbioneSetting up mdadm (2.4.1-6ubuntu3) ...06:14
fabbioneupdate-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.17-7-generic06:14
fabbione * Starting RAID monitoring service mdadm --monitor                                                                                 [ ok ]  06:14
fabbionethat's about it06:14
fabbionecan you check if that symlink actually exists on your system06:14
fabbionebah feh06:14
fabbionethat comes from lvm06:14
infinityYeah.06:14
fabbionedo you have lvm2 installed?06:14
jdubfabbione: you probably have lvm installed06:14
jdubno06:14
fabbioneiz not a buf06:15
fabbionebug06:15
jdubit is a minor issue ;)06:15
fabbioneand it's not an md issue06:15
infinityjdub: Can you trace through and find what's trying to copy it?06:15
jdubyeah06:15
infinityjdub: That was specifically hacked around in dapper, I'm trying to find if someone dropped my change.06:15
jdubit's now #6099606:16
infinityjdub: initramfs-tools itself doesn't copy vgchange anywhere anymore.06:17
infinityjdub: So, can you rgrep through /usr/share/initramfs-tools and /etc/initramfs-tools for the offending string?06:17
jduboh06:18
jdubi was just sh -x ing it06:18
jdub$ grep -rl vgchange /usr/share/initramfs-tools /etc/initramfs-tools06:18
jdub/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/lvm06:18
jdub/usr/share/initramfs-tools/hooks/lvm06:18
infinityjdub: Right, and we don't ship either of those.06:19
fabbioneso you have lvm partially installed06:19
fabbioneinfinity: we do in lvm06:19
infinityOh, lvm-common ships those.06:19
jdubit's the latter06:19
infinityif [ ! -x /sbin/vgchange -a ! -d /lib/lvm-200 ] ; then06:19
jdubwhich is installed!06:19
infinity        exit 006:19
infinityfi06:19
infinityClearly, that's not tripping.06:19
jduband i can remove it06:19
infinityYeah, I don't want you to remove it.06:20
infinityThis should work.06:20
fabbioneinfinity: want to take care of it?06:20
fabbioneor should i?06:20
fabbionebut for me removing lvm is not an option06:20
infinityI'm removing lvm right now. :)06:20
fabbione /dev/mapper/gordian-root on / type ext3 (rw,data=ordered)06:20
fabbionethanks :)06:20
jdubyeah, i'll only remove it after testing this06:20
infinityjdub: What's responsible for /lib/lvm-200 existing on your system?06:21
infinityjdub: When I remove lvm2, it's completely gone.06:21
jdubit's not06:21
jdubbut06:21
jdubthis is interesting06:21
jdub$ ls /sbin/vgchange06:21
jdublrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 2005-09-17 08:17 /sbin/vgchange -> lvmiopversion06:21
infinityYeah, that's correct.06:21
jdubalternatives?06:21
fabbioneno06:22
fabbioneall lvm calls are calling the same binary06:22
infinityNo, not an alternative.06:22
jdubah06:22
infinitylvm is thpethial.06:22
fabbionelvm decides how it has been called from $006:22
fabbionelvm binary is like a shell06:22
infinityAnd lvm-common ships a wrapper binary to auto-select lvm10 versus lvm206:22
jdub$ if [ ! -x /sbin/vgchange -a ! -d /lib/lvm-200 ] ; then echo pants; fi; echo $?06:22
fabbionetry to invoke lvm alone and you get the same set of commands06:22
jdub006:22
infinityjdub: Err, wait.  No pants?06:23
jdubno pants man. the way it ought to be. except in this case.06:23
infinityjdub: Oh, crap.  Yes, I can reproduce.06:23
infinityjdub: I'll dig.06:23
fabbionedash'ism?06:23
fabbionebashism?06:23
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infinityOh, duh.06:23
infinity'-a' is a bashism.06:23
infinityThanks, Fabio.06:23
=== infinity fixes.
jdub]  && {06:24
jdubwell06:24
jdubwithout the typo06:24
jdubrad06:24
=== infinity needs to change his login shell to dash for this reason.
=== jdub updates bug
infinityAlso, that was always wrong anyway..06:27
infinityThat should be an OR, not an AND...06:28
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pittiGood morning06:42
ajmitchhi pitti 06:42
fabbionehey pitti06:43
Hobbseehey pitti!06:43
pittihey ajmitch06:44
=== pitti hugs Hobbsee, fabbione, and ajmitch
Hobbseeooh, group hug.  dont let me get squished :P06:44
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fabbioneHobbsee: did you ever file a bug for that ubuntulog thingy?06:45
=== pitti is 1.86m, hardly a giant :)
fabbionepitti: that's because you are skinny :)06:45
Hobbseefabbione: no, it's on my mental to-do list, or just to bug you when you had stopped talking06:45
Hobbseehah06:46
fabbionepitti: take my 1.82 and add the power of the size :P06:46
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keescookhiya pitti06:59
pittihi keescook, how are you?07:00
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keescookgreat! you?  I was just digging around in malone, and thought I'd build a fix for the clamav cve...07:00
keescookthe control file reverted the Standards-Version from 3.7.0 to 3.6.2, and I don't know why... :P07:01
Burgundaviawhiprush: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=25921007:04
=== ajmitch was reading that one just a few minutes ago
whiprushlooking07:05
Burgundaviaajmitch: you had better be at Mountainview07:05
ajmitchBurgundavia: unlikely, it'd require sponsorship07:06
whiprushwasabi left a good comment on my blog post yesterday about this stuff.07:07
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pittikeescook: some buglet introduced by merging; feel free to revert07:09
keescookpitti: yeah, sorta dropped that part of the debdiff (see bug 59915)07:09
UbugtuMalone bug 59915 in clamav "clamav in dapper vulnerable to critical heap overflow" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5991507:09
ajmitchwhiprush: yeah, I should make some notes on that stuff..07:10
pittikeescook: apart from the version number, this looks good07:10
ajmitchlike I have the code for getting the info from SRV records, etc07:10
keescookpitti: what should the version number be? 1.1 instead of 2?07:11
pittikeescook: exactly07:11
Burgundaviawhiprush: holy crap "In order to address this gap, Red Hat, Novell, Ubuntu and others must work together. It will require a concentrated combined effort that draws together expertise from a wide variety of sources. That way, Linux application developers could work with a standardardized but modularized tool.," Ted Haeger07:11
whiprushajmitch: I am going to start speccing some of the other stuff07:11
pittikeescook: also, can you please state the origin of the patch in the changelog?07:11
Burgundaviaok, ted is bloody brilliant07:11
keescookpitti: okay, adjusting07:11
pittikeescook: (upstream cvs, other distro, some other bug report, etc)07:11
ajmitchwhiprush: yeah, I'd love to sit down with you & some beers :)07:11
whiprushput in for sponsorship, you never know. *shrug*07:12
ajmitchwhiprush: written my name down07:12
whiprushsweet07:12
pittikeescook: building coreutils now, btw07:12
keescookpitti: okay, cool.  FYI, I needed to give debuild -e SHELL to pass the weird dircolors test.07:13
keescookpitti: is "Patch from upstream version 0.88.4." sufficient, or should I be even more explicit?07:14
pittikeescook: that's fine07:14
pittikeescook: just that we can track whether we invented it ourselves, or where it came from07:14
ajmitchwhiprush: I'd love to spec out some of the desktop love that's needed soon07:14
pittikeescook: e. g. sometimes we take them from fedora bug report attachments, etc07:14
ajmitchpitti: we'll probably want new libpam-{krb5,heimdal} to go along with krb5, I'll file for syncs later tonight07:18
pittiajmitch: I only requested a sync for the security update, it shouldn't change any API/ABI?07:18
ajmitchit shouldn't, but I still want them :)07:18
ajmitchseeing the bug just reminded me of it07:19
pittiok, so it doesn't need coordination07:19
ajmitchoh, and I uploaded libgphoto2 without libhal-dev change, in case you get a flood of bugs :)07:19
keescookpitti: okay, 59915 has been updated with a better debdiff.07:20
=== ajmitch hasn't seen any new gphoto-related bugs so far though
pittikeescook: thanks; will upload today07:23
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Burgundaviawhiprush: another interesting piece for today, via planet gentoo: http://blog.stuartherbert.com/gentoo.php/2006/09/17/are_we_on_the_rpath07:24
keescookpitti: I emailed you a "details" section for clamav, I'm off to bed.  :)  07:30
pittikeescook: thanks; sleep well!07:30
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pittikeescook: oh, a minute please07:31
keescookyup, still here07:31
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dholbachgood morning07:47
poningrudholbach: saw your hackergotchi in a magazine couple of days ago07:49
pittihey dholbach 07:49
dholbachheya pitti - hey poningru07:50
dholbachponingru: which one was that?07:50
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dholbachponingru: linux format something?07:50
dholbachhey slomo07:50
poningruyeah linux format07:51
poningruhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/puggles/244944977/07:51
poningruthat shows the magazine cover07:51
dholbachthey wrote "dan holbach"07:52
dholbachnobody on earth calls me "dan", but anyway - i got my "best bits" coverd - LOL! :)07:53
dholbach(it said "dan's best bits" above a tiny piece of text they quoted me on)07:54
dholbachbtw. Happy REVU day!07:55
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=== dholbach hugs jdub and marilize
=== marilize hugs jdub and dholbach!
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ajmitchdesrt: you know you want a group hug08:43
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ajmitchhi Kamion 08:47
Kamionmorning08:48
pittiHi Kamion 08:48
dholbachhi Kamion08:48
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carlospitti: morning09:01
pittihi carlos 09:01
carlospitti: so, what should I do with dapper lang packs? touch those .po files?09:02
carlosor will you use the tarball I gave you?09:02
pitticarlos: if you can, yes; as I said, otherwise I need to hack my scripts to incorporate them at every build, but that's not going to be very robust09:02
carlosok, I will do it then09:03
pitticarlos: don't you have access to the db to touch the timestamps of the affected packages with a script?09:03
carlosdid you upload a new lang pack for dapper already?09:03
pitticarlos: I must not upload to *-updates ATM09:03
carlospitti: yeah, but that changes some metadata, that's why I tried to find another solution09:03
carlospitti: ok09:03
fabbioneok.. let's give a shot to d-i on sparc09:04
pittifabbione: (I don't know what you are up to, but I did not release the new kernel to the official archive yet)09:05
fabbionepitti: yes i am aware of that. the problem arise once we delete the old ABI kernel from the archive09:06
fabbionepitti: at that point d-i netboot/netinstall won't be able to fetch the udeb09:06
fabbioneand so it needs to be updated09:06
pittiyes09:06
fabbionefor the old releases we didn't really care09:06
fabbionebut now we do support a netboot/netinstall only machine09:07
fabbioneand we care09:07
fabbioneanyway there is no hurry09:07
fabbioneuntill there is the old kernel everything is good09:07
dholbachweird, LP says that pilot-link 0.12.1-3 has built on all arches (2 days ago), it has no new binary packges, but is not in the archive yet09:09
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infinitydholbach: Let me look around.09:33
dholbachinfinity: thank you09:35
infinityIt was accepted...09:36
infinity         | N libpisock9/0.12.1-3/i386 Component: main Section: libs Priority: OPTIONAL09:37
infinitySONAME bump?09:37
infinityIndeed.09:37
infinitydholbach: It was binary NEW.  SONAME bump.09:37
infinitydholbach: Check "apt-cache rdepends libpisock8"... Are you ready to upload to rebuild all of those after I pass this through NEW?09:38
dholbachoh?09:38
dholbachhappy to do so09:38
infinityAlright.  I'll process it now, then.09:38
dholbachthank a lot!09:39
dholbachgnome-pilot{,-conduits} should be done soon, I'll look after the others09:39
infinityAlright.  Processed and accepted.09:40
infinityThank you for shopping at #ubuntu-devel.  Please, come again.09:40
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dholbachwoohoo, knot-3 in the news: http://www.golem.de/0609/47851.html10:17
seb128rock :)10:18
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HiddenWolfdholbach: nice article. :)10:23
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cbx33hi sladen 10:26
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sladenseems NickServ ate my instructions to sivang for finding my house!10:33
StevenKsladen: Hopefully, you can remember how to get to your house.10:33
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popeylo cbx33 10:43
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cbx33hi popey 10:47
cbx33how are you?10:48
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slomofabbione: pong10:55
fabbioneslomo: do I remember right that you were pinging me for mono on sparc?10:55
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fabbionemvo: hey dude10:56
fabbionemvo: could you be so kind to fix bug 59403 ?10:56
UbugtuMalone bug 59403 in gnome-app-install "g-a-i postinst fails if X is not running" [Critical,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5940310:56
slomofabbione: yes... but the build failure happened only the first time... the 3 uploads afterwards worked fine although nothing sparc specific was changed ;)10:57
fabbioneslomo: ok perfect. it was probably a kernel/toolchain issue that has been fixed10:57
slomofabbione: maybe... but the second upload was only a few hours later :) well, let's hope it never shows up again10:59
fabbionehmm ok10:59
mvofabbione: having a look now11:01
fabbionemvo: thanks11:01
pittiaah, mvo, good morning11:06
mvohey pitti11:06
dholbachheya mvo11:07
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jordimvo: AHA11:15
jordimvo: finally!11:15
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jordimvo: where doyou get the po files for the "Package Descriptions" product?11:15
mvojordi: hello!11:16
mvojordi: https://launchpad.net/products/ddtp-ubuntu/+translations11:17
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jordimvo: okay11:22
jordimvo: where did a "go.po" come from then?11:22
mvojordi: probably from debian, I importet the current state of the debian translations11:22
mvojordi: (from ddtp.debian.net)11:22
jordiwhat is "go"? There are several broken files in there: km_KH, pl_PL, go11:22
jordimvo: oh I see.11:22
jordiI'll ping bubulle then11:23
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mvojordi: where is this go.po? I can't find it now11:24
jordihttps://launchpad.net/rosetta/imports?target=products&status=NEEDS_REVIEW&type=all11:24
jordiheh11:25
jordiempty fil11:25
jordi+e11:25
mvojordi: uh, I see. what will rosetta do with them? it looks like my script can produce them11:25
mvojordi: if this is a problem, I can fix it11:26
jordimvo: rosetta doesn't know what to do11:28
jordiso I can either delete them or block them11:28
mvojordi: just delete them, I will add more logic to my script to make sure it does not produce empty files11:28
jordiok11:29
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mvofabbione: in bug #59403, do you have DISPLAY set at all?11:31
UbugtuMalone bug 59403 in gnome-app-install "g-a-i postinst fails if X is not running" [Critical,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5940311:31
fabbionemvo: no, it's not set..11:31
fabbionemvo: no more no less like when you login as root on console11:31
fabbioneDISPLAY=""11:31
jordimvo: what about the dupes? pl_PL vs pl11:31
jordioh, empty files as well11:32
mvofabbione: at least the later version of gtk can deal with this and won't die11:32
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fabbionemvo: ok..11:32
mvojordi: I guess that comes from inconsitency between rosetta and ddtp.d.o. rosetta always uses the full name and ddtp almost always the short language code11:32
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mvojordi: I have seen this for other translations as well (people translating pl and pl_PL independently)11:33
mvojordi: (in the past)11:33
kagouiwj, i'v always bug in fontconfig-config11:33
Tonio__hi11:33
jordimvo: it's bad11:33
mvojordi: I totally agree. so what can we do :) ?11:34
jordimvo: rosetta did, in the past. Not anymore11:34
jordior it shouldn't.11:35
jordithat's why I'm nagging here :P11:35
mvojordi: so what can I do? rename them all from pl -> pl_PL (etc) ?11:35
jordiif it's safe, yeah: ie, not both of them exist11:36
jordiif there's a conflict like sv vs sv_SE, I guess we need bubulle11:37
kagouiwj, i talk about Bug #5668211:37
UbugtuMalone bug 56682 in fontconfig "Raster fonts appear in Edgy" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5668211:37
mvojordi: some of the conflicts are probably due to the fact that I imported them as they where (e.g. sv) and that then some people started to translate them in rosetta and created sv_SE along the way). does that make sense?11:38
jordinot really11:39
jordibecause the sv_SE file was uploaded by you, ie, it's one of the initial files11:39
jordisv_SE.po in Package Descriptions for Ubuntu Series: ubuntu     [Edit] 11:39
jordiUploaded by Michael Vogt on 2006-08-08 18:33:23 CEST11:39
iwjkagou: Hi.11:41
mvojordi: its not on ddtp.debian.net though, so probably my bad somehow11:41
jordimvo: weird11:42
jordimvo: killing it11:42
kagouhey iwj :)11:42
mvojordi: thanks, I will investigate11:42
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iwjkagou: Can you say   echo 'get fontconfig/enable_bitmaps' |debconf-communicate11:45
iwjand tell me what it says ?11:45
kagouiwj, one minut, i power on my notebook, cause i'v do some hacking on fontconfig here ;)11:46
iwjRight ...11:46
kagouiwj,  said : 0 true11:48
iwjAnd you did dpkg-reconfigure after installing 2.3.2-7ubuntu2 ?11:49
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kagouiwj, i think not11:49
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kagoubut i'm not sure now, cause i'v did many things since11:50
iwjHmm.11:50
iwjWell, you have 2.3.2-7ubuntu2 (or something later) now, right ?  And does dpkg-reconfigure --default-priority fontconfig-config  fix it ?11:51
iwjYou'll have to reinstall the .deb too.11:51
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iwj(Maybe.)11:51
iwjMorning sabdfl.11:52
sabdflhi folks11:52
ajmitchhi sabdfl 11:52
sabdflevening ajmitch11:52
kagouiwj, no. doing dpkg-reconfig --default-priority create 30-debconf-yes ... in all case11:52
pittihey sabdfl11:52
kagouhi sabdfl 11:52
fabbionehey sabdfl 11:54
kagouiwj, by "in all cases" i mean that if i already have a "30-debconf-yes..." OR NOT doing reconfigure create it11:55
iwjFor me, it always recreates 30-debconf-no-...11:55
iwjCan you email me copies of your /var/lib/dpkg/info/fontconfig-config.config and .postinst ?11:56
iwjiwj@ubuntu.com11:56
iwjThis is very mysterious.11:56
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iwjOh, I'm misunderstanding what dpkg-reconfigure does.11:58
iwjpitti: Freaky.  You must have a virus.11:58
pittiiwj: sometimes it works, sometimes not. Smells like a race condition11:58
kagouiwj, done12:01
kagouiwj, have "db_input mpw fontconfig/enable_bitmaps || true" in .config may be it's the problem ?!12:03
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kagousorry -> have "db_input low fontconfig/enable_bitmaps || true" in .config may be it's the problem ?!12:04
imbrandonmoins sabdfl and Keybuk 12:04
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iwjkagou: No, that's normal and just causes the question to (perhaps) be asked.12:06
Tonio_imbrandon: gwenview builds, I'm writing main inclusion report now12:07
imbrandonumm a UVFe you mean ;)12:08
Keybukmvo: do you have ubuntu-minimal installed?12:08
Tonio_imbrandon: just woke up, forget this ;)12:08
mvoKeybuk: yes12:08
Tonio_Keybuk: yep12:08
seb128carlos: around?12:09
mvoKeybuk: everything up-to-date etc12:09
mvoKeybuk: how can I turn it into debug mode? 12:09
carlosseb128: hi12:09
seb128hey carlos12:09
Keybukmvo: boot with --debug12:09
seb128carlos: how do I know when the template for a package has been imported to rosetta, from what version of the source package it's coming?12:09
mvoKeybuk: I also did not get any checkrootfs messages on a different machine12:09
Keybukmvo: that's a different bug12:10
carlosseb128: I don't have that information stored, but I can give you the date when the POT was generated12:10
mvoKeybuk: init=/sbin/init --debug? 12:10
seb128carlos: I'm wondering what version of gtk+2.0 src package for gtk2012:10
carlosseb128: and once I fix some permissions issues, you should be able to see it tooo12:10
Keybukmvo: yes12:10
seb128carlos: would be nice, thank you12:10
carlosseb128: we are a bit behind on those, I'm approving them atm, we still don't support paths with the version of the release12:11
carlosso we need to approve them manually12:11
seb128carlos: it's about https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gtk+2.0/+bug/60614 in fact12:11
UbugtuMalone bug 60614 in gtk+2.0 "Wrong string in gtk20 po file" [Untriaged,Needs info]  12:11
mvoKeybuk: ok, thanks! I do this now and let you know the results12:11
Keybukmvo: ok, I've got to pop out for a quick bit -- will be back soon12:12
mvoKeybuk: ok12:12
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jsgotangcoits fast for sure12:13
iwjkagou: Well, I have done a lot of experiments and I have concluded: 1. purging fontconfig-config and reinstalling it restores everything to normality as expected (dpkg --purge --force-depends; dpkg -i);  2. It is possible to fix it with  echo PURGE | debconf-communicate fontconfig-config   and then   dpkg-reconfigure --default-priority fontconfig-config   3. I don't understand debconf properly.12:16
iwjNevertheless I'm convinced that new installs will be correct.12:16
iwjAnd upgrades from dapper should be good too.12:16
seb128carlos: thank you for updating the bug and reassigning12:16
carlosseb128: you are welcome12:16
kagouiwj, i will do fresh install with the daily iso tommorrow12:16
seb128carlos: did you figure from when is the current template? just curious about it :p12:17
iwjThanks.12:17
kagouiwj, your welcome12:17
iwjIf you want your own install fixed, I suggest the purge/reinstall.12:17
kagouiwj, i test this. thanks12:17
iwjIf that doesn't work please let me know :-).12:17
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kagou=)12:17
carlosseb128: well, when you pinged me, I think a new .pot file was imported already12:18
carloswhat's current version?12:18
carlosin edgy12:18
seb1282.10.312:18
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carlosseb128: ok, then I think it was 2.10.0 (same problem with glib)12:18
seb128carlos: ok, that explains the mismatch with upstream then, it has been changed for 2.10.212:19
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kagouiwj, it's working12:21
thomhrm, firefox beta2 seems much less stable for me :(12:22
jsgotangcoyeah12:25
iwjkagou: *phew*  Thanks for your help and sorry for the run-around.12:30
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Tonio_pitti: ping ?12:33
mvoKeybuk: sorry for the noise, it seems my laptop problem was just a "can't see messages from fsck" problem. 12:34
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TreenaksI think I might have set a new record..12:40
Treenaks13784 mstreek   22   5 1804m 1.6g  536 D    0 80.7   0:09.45 objcopy                                12:40
ajmitchTreenaks: not bad12:40
Treenaksajmitch: that's firefox + java + crash12:40
ajmitchyeah, I had firefox using 1.0GB RSS12:41
kagouiwj, in fact i will test fresh daily iso installation, when they will be available again ;)12:41
ajmitchso you have me beaten12:41
ajmitchI didn't get to use java though :)12:41
StevenKMy firefox is a wimpy 300Mb12:41
giftnudelhmm, i had eclipse with 8xx ... ;)12:42
Treenaksajmitch: this is apport's objcopy...12:42
StevenKHowever, Quod Libet is 400.12:42
Treenaksand now I ahve to reboot (OOPS)12:42
Treenaksbrb12:42
ajmitchouch12:42
Fujitsuajmitch, it has a habit of doing that.12:43
iwjkagou: *snort*12:43
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iwjIBM updated the bios in my laptop and now usplash works.  Oh well, so much for that prospective bug report.12:45
kagousorry iwj , what is *snort* :)12:45
iwjIt's a short nasal kind of laugh.  gnrgkl or some such.12:45
kagouok :p12:45
iwjnasal/guttural.12:45
jdubit's what iwj does when your joke isn't funny enough for a laugh12:46
iwjROTFL12:46
jdubunlike that one! score!12:46
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FujitsuHey jdub :)12:46
crispinpitti: any thoughts on where to do with my tracking down of the race in bug #55809 ?12:46
UbugtuMalone bug 55809 in hal "HAL changes wireless interface (net.80211) to wired (net.80203) in info.category after suspend" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5580912:46
Kamionkagou: (I just turned the cron jobs back on)12:50
Kamion(for cdimage)12:50
kagouKamion, nice ! thanks12:52
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Treenaksok.. my Nvidia + usplash = broken output; that + fsck = 'WTF isn't my machine booting?!?'01:18
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FujitsuTreenaks, you can't see fsck output anyway, with upstart.01:20
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HiddenWolfTreenaks: +1 on that one01:21
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Keybukmvo: ah ok01:30
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mvoKeybuk: what needs to be done to get the checkfs messages to the terminal?01:32
Keybukmvo: need to modify the checkfs script somehow01:32
Keybukit should also send them to uslash, you see01:32
FujitsuKeybuk, that'd be good.01:35
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fabbioneTreenaks: same reason i was offline 3 hours yesterday01:39
fabbioneTreenaks: couldn't figure out why my machine did hang at boot (HI SCOTT!)01:39
Keybukhmm?01:41
Fujitsufabbione, that's got me a few times, but then I noticed the HDD access.01:41
fabbioneKeybuk: no fsck output to usplash or no output at all...01:41
FujitsuKeybuk, fsck isn't visible at boot any more. Confuses everybody.01:41
seb128StevenK: ?01:41
Keybukfabbione: blah blah blah01:41
fabbioneFujitsu: i don't have such luxury.. the 700GB raid was on another controller with no led01:41
fabbioneKeybuk: ;)01:41
StevenKseb128: Ahh ha, someone to help.01:41
FujitsuHahahah.01:41
fabbioneKeybuk: i didn't yell at you.. come on.. it was sunday ;)01:42
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StevenKseb128: http://librarian.launchpad.net/4295062/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-amd64.diacanvas2_0.14.4-3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz01:42
seb128StevenK: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/pygobject/+bug/5718201:42
UbugtuMalone bug 57182 in pygobject "Problem importing codegen from desextras" [Medium,Confirmed]  01:42
StevenKAh ha!01:43
seb128StevenK: thank you for working on it ;)01:43
ajmitchgreat to have willing volunteers, isn't it?01:43
seb128exactly!01:43
seb128:)01:43
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StevenK:-P01:44
FujitsuHey, there are a few bugs blocked on that.01:44
StevenKFujitsu: Feel free to help.01:45
FujitsuI've got no idea about it :P01:45
ajmitchwasn't bddebian looking into that?01:46
StevenKFujitsu: You mean you don't know Python? :-P01:47
FujitsuStevenK, I know Python quite well.01:47
StevenKRight. There's a problem in pygobject, and another in diacanvas201:49
pittiTonio_: pong01:49
pitticrispin: not yet, sorry01:50
Fujitsudiacanvas2's is easy to fix, but I'm not sure about pygobject's.01:50
StevenKYes, diacanvas2's is fix the override file01:51
StevenKHah, and now that I fix the override file.01:52
StevenKERROR: Could not find a recent version of pygtk.01:52
StevenKOh wait, for python2.501:52
FujitsuYes, it does that.01:53
StevenKRight, fixed it.01:53
StevenKDo we care that we don't have a 2.5 version of diacanvas2?01:53
FujitsuThe whole thing?01:53
FujitsuUntil we get pygtk for 2.5, I don't think so.01:54
StevenKWith a bit of work, I can produce a patch for diacanvas2, and also one for pygobject01:54
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seb128Fujitsu, StevenK: somebody should probably forward the pygobject issue upstream01:55
FujitsuProbably, yes...01:56
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FujitsuAh.01:56
FujitsuPart of pyGTK, of course.01:56
=== StevenK nods.
StevenKseb128: Sure, but we should be selfish and fix our version first?01:57
mvoKeybuk: one more question about upstart. I just switched to my terminal from X with C-A-F1 and did some stuff in the shell, then loged out (CTRL-D) again. now I can't type anything anymore and ALT-Fn is no longer working. could this be releated to upstart?01:57
StevenKs/\(we\) \(should\)/\2 \1/01:57
FujitsuStevenK, we've got universe freeze shortly, so I presume so.01:57
seb128StevenK: why not working with upstream, they might be useful and fix it faster the we do :p01:58
StevenKFujitsu: pygobject is in man01:58
StevenKUm01:58
StevenKmain01:58
FujitsuHm.01:58
FujitsuSo it is.01:58
StevenKseb128: Oh, I know why.01:58
seb128why what?01:58
StevenKseb128: Because that involves touching bugzilla.01:58
FujitsuStevenK, urgh.01:58
StevenKAnd dun wanna, icky01:58
seb128StevenK: such comment are not really useful ...01:59
FujitsuI'd say bug #60583 was a dupe...01:59
UbugtuMalone bug 60583 in gst-python "FTBFS: RuntimeError: Function gst_pad_get_negotiated_caps is being overridden more than once" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6058301:59
seb128no01:59
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seb128that one looks a python2.5 being stricter01:59
StevenKseb128: True, but I like whinging.01:59
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Keybukmvo: I don't think so ...02:00
KeybukAlt-Fn not working implies the kernel has panic'd ?02:00
FujitsuOf course, Launchpad was designed to prevent this sort of business.02:00
StevenKI can't see Launchpad logging into Gnome's bugzilla and creating a report for me. :-P02:01
mvoKeybuk: no, I just can't use ALT-F1,2,3 etc. strnage enough, CTRL-ALT-F7 brings me back to X (and C-A-Fn works as well)02:01
ajmitchStevenK: magic02:01
mvoKeybuk: and only after I logout of one terminal with CTRL-D02:01
StevenKajmitch: Heh02:02
Keybukmvo: does that getty not respawn?02:02
mvoKeybuk: it does. maybe just something entirely different.02:03
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Keybukhmm?02:03
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zulhello02:03
ajmitchhey zul 02:04
Keybukso after the getty dies, the new one spawns, but you can't type into it?02:04
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mvoKeybuk: yes. but apparently I can not reproduce it all the time :( 02:04
hungerHow do I configure my console keymap to use a layout available in my X setup but which is not part of ubuntu?02:05
pittifabbione: do you have an idea why so many packages still depend on libgnutls12 on sparc? all other main arches don't have any dependency on it any more in main02:05
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Keybukmvo: odd, let me see here02:06
Keybukthe fact your keyboard goes away is a little strange02:06
fabbionepitti: no i don't check these kind of things...02:06
fabbionepitti: do you know what pkgs are?02:06
mvoKeybuk: I had this two time now, since the weekend (when I upgraded this machine), but it might as well be some X problem or something02:07
pittifabbione: yes, a minute02:07
hungerIs console-setup known to crash the X server by the way?02:07
fabbionepitti: also.. when we did switch version, did you also add a versione B-D ?02:07
fabbioneversioned even02:07
pittifabbione: http://pastebin.ca/17499202:08
fabbioneif not, you might have uploaded the other packages in a limbo state when gnutls13 was not yet available for sparc02:08
Keybukmvo: yeah, I would suspect X or console-setup to be likely ... as they actually do things with the keyboard02:08
KeybukI took the "reset the console" code out of upstart02:08
pittifabbione: hm, we switched version almost two months ago02:08
mvoKeybuk: ok, thanks!02:08
fabbionepitti: have been these pkgs rebuilt since? are the binaries in the archive?.02:08
pittifabbione: for most packages I didn't bother to actively transition them, it just happened over time02:08
pittifabbione: I just cleared the last four some days ago02:09
fabbionepitti:  i don't know.. this is something you need to clear with infinity and LP.02:09
pittifabbione: libgnutls-dev_1.4.0-3_sparc.deb     04-Jul-2006 21:18  359K02:09
pittifabbione: ok, I'll ask infinity 02:09
fabbionepitti: it's much easier for infinity to check what went wrong than for me02:10
fabbionehe has access to all infrastructure02:10
fabbionewhile i would have to do everything manually02:10
pittifabbione: ok, I just wanted to know whether there was a specific issue with 13 I didn't know about02:10
pittifabbione: thanks02:10
fabbionei only heard about the transition a few days back at the meeting02:10
fabbioneand wasn't able to check much for the past weeks02:11
pittifabbione: do we have a sparc developer box in the DC with a current edgy chroot?02:11
fabbionefaure.ubuntu.com02:11
pittiah, nice02:11
fabbioneit's always been there since.. dapper02:11
pittifabbione: yeah, sorry, I don't deal with it much, so I forgot02:11
fabbionepitti: you lazy boy :P02:12
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pittifabbione: feh, it seems that just the sparc mirror on rookery is out of date02:12
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pittifabbione: ah, it appears in anastacia as it should be02:13
fabbione#!@!!!!!!02:13
pittifabbione: sorry, dude, up to a few weeks ago the mirror was just fine02:13
administratorhow do you undone /ignore?02:13
fabbionedon't worry02:13
administratorundo*02:14
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pittiKeybuk: can you please demote gnutls12, just to be sure no main package will pick it up again?02:16
Keybukdone02:17
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Keybukodd, X crashed02:35
MithrandirKamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/58016 ; this looks like a bad xkeyboard-config default, but is it correct that live keys would be preferred in the UK?02:36
Ubug2Malone bug 58016 in xorg-server "Edgy choice of UK Dead Keys Layout in Gnome" [Low,Confirmed]  02:36
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Keybukdid mdz flush an old mail out of his queue or something?02:41
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pittiprobably mailman administration02:41
FujitsuBurgundavia cleaned the spam filter 48 hours ago...02:42
Hobbseeyes.  unfortunately :P02:43
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KamionMithrandir: I have the fix for that in hand, although I don't know how to deal with upgrades03:15
Kamion    uk) XMAP="gb"; VARIANT="intl";;03:15
Kamion^-- retarded03:15
Mithrandirso UK people don't want dead keys?03:15
Kamionhell no03:15
Mithrandirheh, 'k03:16
KamionI'll upload the fix for fresh installs now03:16
Kamiondead keys produce a "WTF" reaction here03:16
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abattoirKamion: hi, are you aware of http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/23877 ?03:18
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jdongbad archive! stop your md5sum mismatching!03:19
Kamionabattoir: oops, yes, I have a fix for that pending upload03:21
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abattoirKamion: i also noticed that /usr/sbin/oem-config doesnt have the option for kde-ui, could you add that too?03:21
Kamionabattoir: sure03:21
abattoirKamion: and i have fixed the indenting too03:22
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jdongKamion: was ubiquity supposed to work in knot3?03:22
Mithrandirjdong: no, we just released it for the heck of it.03:22
Kamionwhat he said03:22
jdongMithrandir: seriously or sarcastically?03:22
Mithrandir(what do you think?  Yes, of course it was supposed to work)03:22
Mithrandirwe spent resources on testing, we don't tend to do that just for the heck of it.03:23
jdongwell, the installation didn't launch at all on my amd6403:23
jdongit would backtrace on launch03:23
Mithrandirworked for me03:23
jdongso I forced it to dist-upgrade on the livecd....03:23
Kamionfile a bug please03:23
jdongthen it would launch03:23
Kamionwith the traceback and the logs03:23
Kamionlike the error message tells you to03:23
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jdongk, when I get a chance to, I'll regenerate the error03:23
Kamionasking on IRC at random intervals is about the least productive way to draw my attention to a ubiquity problem. :)03:24
jdongsorry, I was just making sure it wasn't a known issue03:25
KamionI'd rather you filed a potential duplicate03:25
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jdongk, duly noted for the future03:26
Kamion*much* rather03:26
HobbseeMithrandir: *g* @ the response03:26
carlosRiddell: hi, around?03:28
Riddellhi carlos 03:30
carlosRiddell: hi03:30
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carlosRiddell: I would like to know what should I do about https://launchpad.net/bugs/5857903:30
Ubug2Malone bug 58579 in kopete "no kopete translations in edgy" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  03:30
carlosRiddell: should I wait until new KDE to import the new .pot file?03:30
carlosor import it right now and move it from the old package to the new kopete one?03:31
Riddellcarlos: I would say so yes, else we'll have more duplication than normal03:31
Riddellcarlos: wait that is03:31
carlosRiddell: ok03:31
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RiddellHobbsee: what for?03:32
Hobbseethe kopete stuff03:32
carlosRiddell: thanks for the input03:32
Hobbseeseeing as i'm usually the one who changes it03:32
Hobbseeand we're keeping the source split, right?03:32
jdongKamion: can I ask you about when/if #58139 is to be decided upon?03:33
RiddellHobbsee: yes03:33
jdong*ahem* bug 5713903:33
Ubug2Malone bug 57139 in linux-source-2.6.17 "Add lm-sensors support for nForce 410 and 430" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5713903:33
jdongnot that one03:33
HobbseeRiddell: good03:33
jdongbug 5813903:33
Ubug2Malone bug 58139 in ktorrent "UVF exception request ktorrent 2.0.1 -> 2.0.2" [Low,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5813903:33
jdongthat one03:33
Kamionjdong: I hadn't seen the new information on the bug yet because I'm very behind on my bugs folder; I've queued it up for my review now03:34
jdongKamion: ok, thanks. The bug it fixes is quite irritating.. large downloads just stop going after a while03:35
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infinitymvo: Around?03:41
mvoinfinity: yes, hello03:42
dholbachRiddell: I'll do a no-changes rebuild upload for kdepim (libpisock8 -> libpisock9), is that ok with you?03:43
Riddelldholbach: sure03:43
infinitymvo: It's been brought up in #debian-release that app-install-data probably contains non-free data (acrobat icon and such), and our own app-install-data-commercial would obviously suffer similar issues.  We ship both in main, and Debian's is in main as well, of course.03:44
dholbachRiddell: excellent03:44
infinitymvo: Can you think of any clever way to resolve that?03:44
infinitymvo: (In Debian, the easiest solution is probably just to replace the icons with free alternatives, not sure what you want to do for Ubuntu)03:44
mvoinfinity: I never uploaded it to debian and I very much doubt that whoever uploaded it re-ran it over the debian archive (also I may be wrong here of course). my advice for debian would be to remove it because it is likely to contain incorrect data (for debian) anyway03:45
infinitymvo: We do commit to main being free, but since you want g-a-i to depend on app-install-data-commercial, that gets tricky.03:45
infinitymvo: Ahh, that wasn't your doing.  Check.03:46
mvoinfinity: ubuntu is more tricky :/03:46
mvoinfinity: we could make app-install-data-commercial a recommends of ubuntu-desktop. this way people can easily get rid of it at least03:47
infinitymvo: But where do we ship it?03:47
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infinitymvo: We don't enable -commercial by default, so that's out, and we've committed to restricted being for hardware support only, though perhaps mdz would be willing to bend that rule for this case.03:48
mvoinfinity: right. either -restricted or we remove all non-free icons 03:48
mvoinfinity: as for app-install-data, I will have a look at the sutff from multiverse and remove the icons03:49
mvo(or check for free alternatives)03:49
infinitymvo: Awesome.  You rule.03:49
mvomessy problem :(03:49
infinitymvo: Can you file a placeholder bug for this and subscribe me to it?03:49
infinitymvo: Most things (like acroread for sure) should have free icons that would suffice.03:50
infinitymvo: For -commercial, I assume the vendors would be miffed if we didn't use their logos, so we'd have no choice but to ship them in a nonf-ree component, I suspect.03:50
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jdubthere's nothing wildly wrong about shipping trademarks that refer to a product03:51
jdubi mean, we ship apache after all03:51
jduband gnome03:51
Mithrandirjdub: this isn't about trademarks, but copyright.03:52
jdubwhat's the copyright issue?03:52
Mithrandirjdub: they're probably not free (in the DFSG sense) so can't go to main.03:52
infinityShipping vendors' unmodifiable logos?03:53
jdubwe ship quite a few trademarks03:53
infinityOne could make an argument that shipping a logo that is also a trademark is a sketchy grey area, but I'd prefer not to go there.03:53
Mithrandir(the copyright issue being "they're unmodifiable due to copyright")03:53
jdubincluding projects that, if modified, you're required to change the name03:53
jdubMithrandir: how is that different to "apache"?03:53
Mithrandirjdub: requiring name changes is ok wrt the DFSG.03:53
jdub(red hat ship "httpd")03:53
infinityjdub: You can't modify the Acrobat logo at all.  You can modify the word "apache" all you want.03:54
jdubok, the gnome foot03:54
infinityjdub: The GNOME foot is unmodifiable?03:54
jdubinfinity: it's a trademark03:54
infinityYes, so?03:54
infinityThat doesn't make in unmodifiable.03:54
infinityIt makes it a trademark.03:54
infinityYou're mixing and matching laws here.03:54
jdubno, i'm not03:54
infinitys/make in/make it/03:55
jdubthere are very few trademarks you can modify without a license03:55
jdubto do so03:55
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infinityYou can easily license the foot to be freely modifiable and still say "the foot is a trademark of the GNOME foundation".03:55
jdubno you can't03:55
jdubbecause you are not protecting your trademark03:55
infinityErm, no.  Really.  A mark can be modified for non-competitive use and not violate the mark.03:56
jdubthere are lots of things shipped in ubuntu that are not modifyable per trademark or copyright; the GPL is a good example03:56
Mithrandirjdub: a modified work might not look anything like the gnome foot.  If it's derived from the gnome foot, it's still covered by copyright "taintedness" from the foot.  However, if it doesn't look like the foot, it's not covered by the trademark.03:56
jdubinfinity: that is not correct.03:56
BurgundaviaKeybuk: see my mail to -devel about it03:56
infinityIf it's competitive use, it becomes a trademark issue, not a copyright issue.  And copyright law plays no part in that.03:56
jdubinfinity: that is not correct.03:56
jdubMithrandir: if it's nothing like the gnome foot, it's not a trademark issue.03:56
infinityjdub: But could still be a copyright issue.03:57
infinityjdub: That's the point.03:57
Mithrandirjdub: it can easily be a trademark issue without being a copyright issue too.03:57
jdubMithrandir: absolutely03:57
dholbachrodarvus: ROCK ON! :)03:57
jdubMithrandir: that's roughly my point03:57
rodarvusdholbach, heh :)03:57
rodarvushey, on an unrelated subject. I noticed you like drum'n bass03:57
dholbachhehe, yeah, you could say that :-)03:58
rodarvusthere is a drum'n bass "specialization" in brazil, which I think you might like (or maybe you already know)03:58
rodarvuscalled 'sambarock'03:58
dholbachI need to get more into it, but I know there's a lot of very good brazilian dnb DJs03:59
RiddellMithrandir: are you going to upload casper sometime with the accessibility changes?03:59
MithrandirRiddell: yeah, I have a bunch of other changes I need to get in too, for upstart.03:59
rodarvuswe have some really good stuff on this genre here03:59
dholbachrodarvus: I didn't know you were into drum'n'bass music04:00
mvojdub: so you say shiping those icons maybe unproblematic?04:00
jdubMithrandir: you're basically arguing that shipping trademarked icons in reference to a product is not DFSG compliant. that's pretty hairy - should the DFSG cover trademarks? *highly* problematic. in DFSG terms, you can replace these icons with whatever you want.04:00
jdubmvo: i think it comes down to a trademark issue, not a DFSG issue.04:00
jdubmvo: because getting trademarks caught up in DFSG stuff is extraordinarily problematic.04:00
Mithrandirjdub: the DFSG traditionally isn't interpreted to cover trademarks, but if we were to make it cover trademarked icons too, we'd need to only ship non-trademarked (or with trademarks which allows modification) bits.04:01
infinityjdub: And if we take a step back and say the icons aren't trademarks (the ones in question may be, but may not be), but they're still unmodifiable?04:01
rodarvusdholbach, I'm into electronic music, generally. just happen to enjoy some of dnb as it has strong roots in brazil04:01
dholbachrodarvus: I'll send you a link to some mixtapes, then ;-)04:01
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infinityjdub: You're giving trademark logos the same blanket "turn a blind eye" stance that we give to license texts, and I can see the argument for that, but we hadn't actually established that these icons were all registered marks in the first place, just that they were non-free images. :)04:02
rodarvusdholbach, if I knew you like it, I could have brought you some brazilian dnb (can do it next time too, if you want)04:02
jdubinfinity: ends up being a different issue.04:02
rodarvusnice, appreciated :)04:02
ograrodarvus, ping04:02
rodarvusogra, pong04:02
jdubMithrandir: then you have the firefox issue impact everything. eek. ;)04:02
dholbachrodarvus: that sounds super04:03
ograrodarvus, whats the reason for patching all the upstream tarballs of the X drivers instead of using debian/patches ? 04:03
rodarvusnone, really04:03
Mithrandirjdub: the DFSG _does_ cover copyright bits though so we need to make sure whatever we include at least is modifiable, even if the trademark licence forbids it.04:03
Kamioninfinity: non-free data probably falls in the region where we diverge from the DFSG on a case-by-case basis anyway04:04
infinityogra: When Daniel first packages all the modular stuff, he only added debian/patches and a dpatch build-dep as things needed patching.  So some packages have them, and some never did.04:04
ograrodarvus, we had quite an hard time here at the ltsp hackfest because the via driver doesnt work on *anything* anymore with the GIT patch you added04:04
rodarvuswanted to rush them for Knot 3, but using quilt would be better, of course04:04
rodarvusogra, oh?04:04
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infinityogra: I suspect others (like rodarvus) have just maintained the status quo. :)04:04
ogracould you please revert that ? 04:04
Kamion"Ubuntu contains licensed and copyrighted works that are not application software. For example, the default Ubuntu installation includes documentation, images, sounds, video clips and firmware. The Ubuntu community will make decisions on the inclusion of these works on a case-by-case basis, ensuring that these works do not restrict our ability to make Ubuntu available free of charge, and that Ubuntu remains redistributa04:04
Kamionhttp://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/licensing04:04
rodarvusogra, that patch is actually meant to make it work. it wouldn' work without that patch04:04
ogranone of the disklessworkstations.com terminals work anymore and it took me some time to figure that out04:04
infinityKamion: Fair enough.  If that's the case, then mvo can just yell at Debian for being slack about this, and we can pretend we don't care? :)04:05
jdubMithrandir: i think you end up with a sticky ball of confusion if you try to separate those too much04:05
rodarvusogra, can you send me the Xorg.0.log so I can take a look at it?04:05
rodarvusand inspect the exact cause of the problem04:05
ograif i compile the package with the plain upstream source tarball from freedesktop.org it works fine everywhere04:05
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Mithrandirjdub: why?  They're totally separate issues.04:05
jdubMithrandir: almost totally - in theory.04:05
ograrodarvus, ok, will do04:05
rodarvusthanks, appreciated04:05
ograerr04:06
jdubMithrandir: in practice, they're often intimiately wed. how many images do you think we ship that are unmodifiable, but not due to trademark restrictions?04:06
ograrodarvus, err, well, it will be a bit hard to get them since the terminal hardlocks as soon as X starts ...04:06
ograbut i'll try my best 04:06
Mithrandirjdub: I have no idea; I did actually assume we didn't ship non-free data apart from GFDL-ed docs.04:07
ograthe fedore guys actually had the same prob, was quite funny that i fixed their package alongside ;)04:07
jdubMithrandir: and licenses. and trademarks. ;-)04:07
rodarvusogra, it was a problem on the upstream release, actually04:07
rodarvuswhich my patch is supposed to fix (usage of assert())04:07
infinityjdub: Well, without licesnes we can't ship anything (except a few MB of public domain stuff) at all, so we pretty much have to hand-wave that one past.04:08
ograrodarvus, well, when they reverted to the upstream tarball it worked for them as well ... apart from the fact that they also have a DRI problem that still needs fixing (the forcefully enable DRI everywhere ;) )04:08
infinityjdub: I'd prefer not to see "license texts are non-free!" be someone's toehold to argue for more such exceptions, cause that just makes no sense.04:08
rodarvusogra, haha, I fixed that too! :)04:09
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ograrodarvus, i dont think its the assret stuff that breaks it, but rather the GIT commit to the source04:09
ogra*assert04:09
jdubinfinity: the point being that trademarks should be regarded as legitimately non-modifiable.04:09
rodarvusogra, the strange thing is I don't have any other complain with the current version of this driver :/04:10
ogra(isnt the assert change only one line ?)04:10
rodarvusyes04:10
ograright04:10
Mithrandirjdub: modification doesn't make sense in the context of a trademark.  If you create something from scratch it can still violate a trademark.  You _can't_ violate copyright by creating from scratch.04:10
ograwell, i have at least three thin clients here where it works fine with dapper and with the plain upstream source but not with the patched one04:11
rodarvusogra, oh, so you want me to revert the OpenChrome changesets?04:11
ograright04:11
rodarvus*glup*04:11
rodarvusok :)04:11
jdubMithrandir: well, you can, but for different reasons. but yes, i know what you mean, and that is accurate.04:11
ograwe should rather get unichrome fixed and to main at some point :)04:11
rodarvusogra, do you think its possible for you to try a locally built version, and then, if it works we can later upload it?04:12
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ograyep, i'll talk to jim if i can borrow one of the clients where it breaks until mountain view 04:12
Mithrandirjdub: oh yes, s/copyright/the licence/ if that makes you happier.  By cleanrooming something you avoid any restrictions the licence used imposes on you.04:12
ograluckily i can return it in november :)04:12
rodarvusogra, anyhow, the OpenChrome changesets are exactly meant to fix DRI04:12
jdubMithrandir: doesn't help with a book, though. :-)04:12
ograrodarvus, aha04:12
rodarvuswithout them, we'll be in the same situation as Fedora04:12
ograwell, not really 04:13
ograseems the binary i built just worked on the fedore system they have here ;)04:13
ograthey only replaced their module with mine and it started to magically work *g*04:13
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rodarvusO_O04:16
jsgotangcohaha04:16
HiddenWolfubuntu doesn't have enough bugs to keep awesome ogra busy all day and night. ;)04:16
ograheh04:17
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jdong|laptopthere, posted my two grips to KubuntuKDEMedia04:20
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jdong|laptopoops, wrong channel04:20
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rodarvusogra, http://people.ubuntu.com/~rodarvus/packages/xserver-xorg-video-via/04:21
ograwhoops ... gdebi kicked in *g*04:22
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rodarvusnice, please report here when youu have results :)04:25
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ograrodarvus, looks fine 04:28
rodarvusgood04:29
rodarvusa working driver is always good news04:29
rodarvusogra, and wrt DRI, I suppose its not rocking?04:29
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pittiKeybuk: good idea, given that we are just out of knot-3 freeze; it becomes cold in here04:34
rodarvuson a semi-related subject ("three days until Beta Freeze"). about two weeks ago I requested UVF exception for Mesa (which was at version 6.5.1rc2 at the time). mdz asked me to wait for 6.5.1 final, due to the rather intrusive changes applied to Mesa since the last package update (~20 days before the UVF exception request)04:35
rodarvuswell, Mesa 6.5.1 was released this weekend.04:35
carlosKeybuk: hi, around?04:40
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Keybukcarlos: yeah, what's up?04:41
carlosKeybuk: hi04:41
ograrodarvus, dri doesnt work on thin clients anyway ...04:41
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rodarvusogra, I'm not worried about (only) the thin clients, but via driver users in general04:41
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rodarvus:)04:41
ograevil jdub 04:41
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ograrodarvus, i dont have any other via HW to test it 04:42
rodarvusogra, hey, do you have a spare thin client you could test the new and shinning 'unichrome' driver on?04:42
carlosKeybuk: would be possible to fix upstart's source to stop mixing '\r' and '\r\n' in the same gettext messages? 04:42
ograrodarvus, i tried that one when we had the probelm ... it didnt work, xorg fell back to vesa04:42
carlosKeybuk: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/rosetta-users/2006-September/001805.html04:42
ograand when i forced it, it didnt start04:43
rodarvusits an alternate driver for via boards - it (knowingly) doesn't works on all via boards, but it is said to be better than the 'official' driver for the ones it supports04:43
Keybukcarlos: err, what's the problem?04:43
Keybukthat string is correct04:43
rodarvusoh04:43
ograbut i'll get the client where the via driver broke to take it home, i'll be able to test more by the end of the week 04:43
ograso i can provide logs etc then 04:43
carlosKeybuk: why do you mix them? is any technical need? 04:44
Keybukcarlos: because \r and \n are different characters?04:44
ograi just dont have more time i can waste with general bugfixing here, i'm here to finish off the ltsp upstream erge04:44
Keybukand do different things?04:44
carlosKeybuk: I don't mind if you use '\r' or '\n'04:44
Keybukcarlos: eh?04:44
carlosKeybuk: What I'm asking is to not mix both in the same sentence04:44
Keybukwhy not?04:44
Keybukwhat's wrong with mixing them?04:44
carloseither us '\r' or '\n' or '\r\n'04:44
Keybukno04:44
KeybukBZZT04:44
carloswell, from the translation point of view04:45
ograrodarvus, (flying back tomorrow night, so i'll have time from thursday on to hunt that for you)04:45
carlosyou drive our translators crazy04:45
Keybukwhat has this got to do with translations ?!04:45
Keybukyou are making no sense04:45
carlosfrom the Rosetta point of view... upstart will be rejected 04:45
Keybukwhy?04:45
Keybukis there a bug in Rosetta?04:45
carlosKeybuk: that allows you to import such strings, yes04:45
Keybukeh?04:45
Keybukdude, please start from the beginning04:45
Keybukwhat is the problem with that string?04:46
Keybukit is correct04:46
rodarvusogra, thanks, appreciated!04:46
carlostechnically is correct, right04:46
carlosbut, from the translator point of view04:46
Keybukwhat have translations got to do with it?04:46
Keybukthe french shutdown message still needs to return to the beggining of the line before writing over a terminal04:46
carlosKeybuk: what happens if a translator translates '\r foo \r\n' with '\n foo \n' ?04:46
Keybukthen they will get the wrong thing04:46
Keybukand that translator should be slapped04:46
Keybukit should be \r foo \r\n04:47
carlosKeybuk: so technically you need exactly that information?04:47
Keybukor, at least, \r f \r\n04:47
Keybukyes04:47
carlosok04:47
Keybuk\r and \n are different characters04:47
Keybukthey do different things04:47
Keybukanyone thinking they are the same needs re-education04:47
carlosI know04:47
Keybukso what's the problem?!04:48
KeybukI am utterly confused here04:48
carlosbut most of the time (always since we started with Rosetta) people used '\r' when they were thinking on '\n' so I was just checking if that's the case here04:48
Keybukno04:48
giftnudelKeybuk: I think it was not clear, that you need both \r and \n exactly04:48
Keybukit's definitely not the case04:48
carlosKeybuk: ok04:48
carlosnext question04:48
Keybukthe \r at the start is required to reset the cursor position04:48
Keybukas that message is written over whatever is on any terminal already04:48
Keybukthe \r\n at the end are needed because you don't know the settings of the terminals you are writing to04:49
Keybukso need to explicitly return and advance the carriage04:49
carlosKeybuk: would be possible to move out those tags from the gettext string?04:49
Keybukno, because it needs to be done in a single write04:49
carlosthis will break a lot of translations because many translators don't even know about that difference04:49
carlosI see04:49
carlosok04:49
Keybukotherwise you'll end up with a shtudown message broken up across a terminal running anything that attempts to actively update the display04:50
carlosthen we will need to figure a way to help translators to handle that without breaking upstart04:50
giftnudelcarlos: maybe some education will help?04:50
Keybukit wouldn't break upstart, they'd just get jumbled up shutdown messages04:50
carlosand fix also Rosetta now that we found the first case that actually need that mix of chars04:50
Keybukseriously, translators should at least know some fundamentals about C strings, no?04:50
KamionKeybuk: you could still assemble the string in memory first and then write it in one go04:51
KeybukKamion: perhaps04:51
KamionI think that would be a good idea - it's somewhat analogous to security vulnerabilities due to incorrect format string translations04:51
carlosKeybuk: no, that's not why Rosetta is being developed. It's something good that they know about it, but we shouldn't need to teach them about it04:51
KamionI've been trying to improve d-i to rely less on translator knowledge04:51
Keybukthat's already an ugly piece of code just for dealing with translations04:51
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carlosKeybuk: thanks for your time04:52
Keybukit was one of those where I almost did a Jane over translation <g>04:52
ograKeybuk, ping04:52
Keybukogra: I'm not here, I've been away for the past hour, and am not returning for another three04:52
KeybukI'm not even here now04:52
Nafallolol04:53
ograudevinfo -qenv -n fd0 (or /bock/fd0) retunr nothing here 04:53
ivoksjee... Keybuk has a bot :)04:53
Keybukogra: what did you expect it to return?04:53
ograKeybuk, something ? 04:53
jdubthe messiah.04:53
Keybukogra: such as?04:53
Kamionogra: last time I asked a similar question, Scott's answer was "if udev doesn't change anything versus what the kernel recommended for that device, then udevinfo won't print anything"04:53
ograID_BUS, ID_TYPE04:53
Kamionor words to that effect04:53
thomi don't think block devices can be very naughty boys04:53
Keybukogra: we don't record that information for floppy devices04:53
Keybukusers get annoyed at the *chuggggchunkwhrrr* on boot :p04:54
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ograsbalneav say ok, thats fine ... we'll make up a name ...04:54
Keybukand for a floppy, that's pretty much hard-codable anyway, no?04:54
Keybukbus=floppy04:54
ogra*says04:54
Keybuktype=floppy04:54
Keybuk:p04:54
ograwill work, at least for one 04:55
Keybukfor one?04:55
Keybukwhy not for two?04:55
ogradunno if that'll work with multiple floppes though04:55
Keybukfd0, iirc, is only ever XT floppy devices04:55
ograok04:55
Keybuksure, the id is just the 0, 1, 2, etc. bit on the end04:55
ograok, thanks for now :)04:56
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ograiwj, i have some weird problems with flash on ltsp here ... seems if i use a dapper chroot (thus the dapper X server) it works fine, as soon as i switch to edgy (even with vesa) firefox just crashes 05:00
ogra(on flash sites)05:01
iwjogra: I blame flash.   Err.05:03
ograhmm05:03
ograbut the only thing i change is the X server ... i'm tempted to blame X05:03
ograor ssh ...05:03
iwjSorry, but Flash is not free software so I can't help.  Debugging it would involve reverse-engineering, which is forbidden by Macromedia, even if I were prepared and motivated to attempt it without the source.05:03
ograbut thats the only thing thats different05:03
ivoksogra: it's compositing manager05:03
ivoksogra: turn it off05:03
iwjivoks is probably right.05:03
Keybukiwj: talking of Firefox ... mine doesn't work05:04
ograhow ? i didnt turn it on deliberately ...05:04
iwjKeybuk: Oh ?05:04
ivoksi was smashing my head for days cause of this :/05:04
KeybukI get an XML Parsing Error when it starts05:04
Keybukedgy, current05:04
iwjYay!05:04
Keybuktried a fresh profile05:04
iwjThat's crazy.05:04
iwjAnd this apparently only happens to you.  How weird.05:04
iwjDoes it mention the filename that has the problem ?05:04
Keybuk"undefined entity" is on <toolbarbutton id="go-button"  and <menuitem id="menu_HelpPopup_reportPhisingtoolmenu"05:04
Nafallothere are bugs about that05:04
ograivoks, thanks thats a good hint, thanks a million05:04
Keybukchrome://browser/content/browser.xul05:05
ivoksogra: np05:05
Keybukiwj: is there any super-debugging-power thing I can do to help?05:07
Keybukobviously there's not enough info for a bug report here yet05:07
giftnudelKeybuk: can confirm this bug05:07
iwjKeybuk: Can you try running it with LANG=C and no other locale variables ?05:07
Keybukiwj: "LANG=C firefox" works05:08
iwjRight.05:08
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iwjThe problem will be fixed when the langpacks are updated.05:08
Keybukiwj: "LANG=en_GB.UTF-8 firefox" doesn't (my default lang)05:08
Keybukah, I see an updated langpack thing05:08
KeybukI'll try installing that05:08
iwjYes, do :-).05:08
iwjHey, that was too easy.  Ask me another one.05:09
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Keybukiwj: Would you like any toast?05:09
Nafalloiwj, Keybuk: I have seen a bug-report about that already where Kamion suggested using LANG=C etc...05:09
NafalloI'm trying to find it now05:09
iwjNafallo: Never mind, we know what the answer is.  Although we should express this in dependencies somehow.05:09
Keybukiwj: yes, that fixed it05:10
Nafallowell, that answer is in the bugreport aswell, and have been the whole weekend ;-)05:10
iwjm-f-l-thing Breaks: firefox (!= the one it's intended for)05:10
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iwjNafallo: I often find that rediscovering the answer to easy questions is faster and more reliable than looking at what people say in bug reports :-).05:11
Nafallohehe, with the amount of bugreports against the said package I understand you :-P05:11
mvoKamion: does my suggestion to fix #52718 sound ok? If so, I wil implement it now. note that I would like to rename the environment used for this05:12
Keybukbah, greasemonkey not available05:12
seb128mvo: are you sure those are different options?05:15
seb128mvo: that looks like "make GST_NO_INSTALL_NTP does what it used to do and mask the ntp setting too"05:15
Kamionmvo: sure, no opinion on the environment variable, just let me know what you decide05:16
azeemdholbach: if you manage to fix the multisync build WRT libpisock, please let me know :)05:19
mvoseb128: well, I think when we just hide the checkbutton/button complettely that should be enough, no? 05:20
seb128mvo: which one?05:20
seb128oh, the ntp and ntpdate options you mean (ie: everything between the timezone and the buttons bar)?05:21
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iwjpitti: BTW, my latest attempt at ff 1.5 for breezy is building.05:22
pittiah, nice05:23
pittiiwj: I am off for a bit now, and when I return later this evening I'll chat with mdz about tbird 1.505:23
mvoseb128: the old patch did remove the button "install ntp now". but when the installer runs time-admin, it does not need the ntp stuff. so the checkbox "sync system clock with the net" and the button "choose server". ntpdate is installed so the "sync now" button can probably stay05:23
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seb128mvo: ok, works for me :)05:24
dholbachazeem: dlp_ReadRecordById dropped one argument05:26
FliesLikeALapmvo you around?05:26
dholbachazeem: I did a small patch for evolution too05:26
mvoseb128: ok, I will do that then05:27
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mvoFliesLikeALap: yes05:27
FliesLikeALapmvo, may I strike up a private query with you?05:28
mvoFliesLikeALap: sure05:28
bddebianHeya folks05:28
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bluefoxicywho is generally in charge of Ubuntu/Canonical finances?05:30
bluefoxicysabdfl?05:30
azeemdholbach: oh, ok.  I only had a very superficial look at it so far and it looked non-trivial to me :)05:31
bluefoxicySomeone is asking me about getting financial support for something so I figure I'll send him towards the proper channels05:31
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Seveasbluefoxicy, jane.silber at c.com05:34
bluefoxicySeveas:  nods.  I'll send him that way then.05:34
bluefoxicyc == canonical?05:35
Seveasyes05:36
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bluefoxicykay.05:36
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tkamppeterWho is responsible for merges.ubuntu.com?05:41
pittitkamppeter: Keybuk 05:41
tkamppeterThere are missing: foomatic-filters, foomatic-db, foomatic-db-hpijs05:41
tkamppeterKeybuk, I these packages need to be updated for Edgy to fix several bugs and to update hardware support.05:42
tkamppeterThanks, pitti.05:42
pittitkamppeter: usually they are missing because we have a newer version than Debian05:43
StevenKpitti: Not in this case.05:43
Kamionin this case I imagine they're missing because we never made Ubuntu-specific modifications05:43
Kamionfoomatic-filters | 3.0.2-20060530-1 |          edgy | source, all05:43
tkamppeterSo I directly update such packages, as I usually did with Mandriva.05:43
Kamiontkamppeter: shouldn't we sync them from Debian?05:43
pittitkamppeter: oh, in that case a sync is better05:44
Kamionfoomatic-filters | 3.0.2-20060712-3 |      unstable | source, all05:44
Kamionfor instance05:44
Keybukthat's weird05:44
Kamionwe're generally happier with syncs where possible, because it broadens the base of people we can expect to have tested the packags05:44
Kamionpackages05:44
Kamionunless of course newer versions still are required, over what Debian has05:45
tkamppeterPerhaps we need even newer, to fix several bugs which I have recently fixed upstream, as05:45
pittitkamppeter: if that's the case, please apply modifications on top of sid's package instead of our's05:46
pittitkamppeter: so that we don't run into merge troubles later05:46
crispinKeybuk: thanks for the info on /proc/bus/usb - the VMware guys are apparently aware of the situation with it05:46
tkamppeterbug 36532 (wrong recommended driver gimp-print)05:46
UbugtuMalone bug 36532 in cupsys "Unable to print text or ps/pdf to gutenprint printer" [Unknown,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3653205:46
tkamppeterbug 1670305:47
UbugtuMalone bug 16703 in foomatic-db "hpijs is recommended for hp laserjet 1100A but ljet4 prints better" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1670305:47
tkamppeterbug 2346105:48
UbugtuMalone bug 23461 in cupsys "gs-esp dies when it is called by cups" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2346105:48
tkamppeterpitti, so you think, I should generate a patch out of the current snapshot of each Foomatic package and add this to the appropriate Debian unstable package to get a Ubuntu package making up the current snapshot of Foomatic?05:51
pittitkamppeter: yes05:51
tkamppeterIs it not easier to simply take today's upstream snapshots?05:51
tkamppeterAnd also bug 39465 and 41789, and probably many others which I found by myself or by reports to other distros or to the linuxprinting.org mailing lists ...05:54
UbugtuMalone bug 39465 in foomatic-db "Samsung ML-1740 Not Listed" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3946505:54
UbugtuMalone bug 41789 in foomatic-db "the Samsung ML-1610 printer works with ML-1510 driver" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4178905:54
pittitkamppeter: no, I mean use 'uupdate' in Debian sid's version, not our's05:57
pittitkamppeter: so that the next automatic merge will be easier05:57
pittitkamppeter: you can still use today's upstream snapshot (all under the assumption that mdz approves, of course)05:58
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carlosRiddell: hi, do you have time to debug a problem with Edgy's kdelibs.pot file?06:18
Riddellcarlos: I can try06:20
RiddellI know we're missing the stock strings06:20
carlosRiddell: we got an email from a user related to some strings being set as obsolete (let me look for the thread...)06:20
carlosoh, I see06:20
carlosso that's the problem06:20
carlosRiddell: is there any bug report open so we can point our users to it?06:20
Riddellcarlos: not that I know of06:21
RiddellI'll try and look at that today06:21
carlosdo you want that I file a bug?06:21
carlosif you think today it would be fixed, that's enough for me06:22
Riddellsure, do file a bug06:22
carlosok06:22
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carlosRiddell: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdelibs/+bug/6110706:30
UbugtuMalone bug 61107 in kdelibs "Some stock strings are not extracted to be translated" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  06:30
iwjpitti: The problem you had before with the new ff was   gtk_stock_lookup: assertion `stock_id != NULL' failed   I take it ?  (Followed by glibc detected free invalid pointer)06:32
ogramdz, ping06:33
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mdzogra: pong06:39
ogramdz, sorry for bug 57329 i added an explanation ...06:40
UbugtuMalone bug 57329 in xorg-server "upgrade to latest xorg has stopped my CLE266 from working" [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5732906:40
ogramdz, but that wasnt the reason for my ping ... sbalneav has made a proper upstream package of ltspfs now, and we merged the source into one sourcepacke, would it be ok for an UVF exception ?06:41
mdzogra: what would be the benefit in edgy?06:42
ogra(i'll file a request etc, but wanted to ask you first)06:42
ograwe'd have only one ltspfs package and sbalneav actually would maintain it (with me sponsoring)06:42
ogras/package/sourcepackage/06:42
ograand the fixes we worked out here wouldnt have to be backported to my packages06:43
ogra(floppy handling improvements, path improvements for the mounting etc)06:43
ograltspfs upstream is completely maintained on LP and in bzr now btw :)06:46
iwjmvo: Is there a way to turn off the crash reporter so I can have a corefile for my debugger ?06:47
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iwjI can't remember what it's called so I can't find the corefile in /var/whereever either.06:48
Mithrandiriwj: apport-unpack /var/crash/$whatever /tmp/unpack-foo06:48
iwjUh.  Excuse me, I have no brain.  I would have found that if it had existed.  But I'm using _breezy_ which doesn't have it.  duh.06:49
iwjBut that leaves the question, where's my corefile and what put up a dialogue box about the crash ?06:50
gnomefreakmjg59: ping06:50
jdongmother of god... how long does it take for apport to prepare a crash report about firefox?06:50
gnomefreakjdong: they are large06:50
gnomefreakjdong: like 20+ mb06:51
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jdongthere, done06:53
iwjpitti: Hmm.  I'm rebuilding ff unoptimised so my gdb works.  No doubt the bug will vanish.06:56
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pittiiwj: I'm not sure about the particular crash, sorry06:57
pittiiwj: I just know that ffox itself worked flawlessly and most gtkmozembed apps (yelp, epiphany, etc.) broke06:58
mvoiwj: apport and apport-gtk are responsible for this06:59
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iwjRight.  I'm working with yelp atm because it's relatively small :-).07:03
iwjI'll leave this debug build running and pick it up tomorrow morning.07:03
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mindhi, where i can find the ubuntu's build log? i'm looking for something similar to buildd.debian.org07:04
bddebianmind: Launcpad07:04
Keybuk21308 root      25   0 72144  68m 1072 R  100  3.4   0:39.98 ld07:04
Keybuk*blink*07:04
Keybukwhat in gods name is it linking?!07:04
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bddebianmind: More specificially:  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu  and put in your package name07:05
pittiiwj: sudo /etc/init.d/apport stop, btw07:06
pittiiwj: (edgy+1 will have a more user friendly method)07:06
gnomefreakinit.d still works in edgy?07:07
Keybukyes07:08
gnomefreakis it changing in edgy+1 or later in edgy?07:08
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mindbddebian: thanks07:08
Keybukwe'll begin changing to upstart jobs in +1 and finish in +2 or so I guess07:09
iwjpitti: Right, thanks, but it turned out to be me being stupid.07:09
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gnomefreakah cool ty Keybuk 07:09
iwjKeybuk: How easy would it be to have a little stub init.d which talks to upstart, for the ease of compatibility (cron jobs, finger macros, etc.)07:09
Keybukfor edgy we're just using upstart to drive init.d07:09
iwjRight.07:10
Keybukiwj: easy; though it's easier and less error-prone just to keep /etc/init.d/rc around07:10
Keybukunless I'm wildly missing something?07:10
iwjErr, well, yes, but it would be nicer in the end to have daemons that live as direct children of upstart.07:10
Keybukyes, this is true07:10
pittihowever, in the interest of legacy and Debian compatiblity (and not to the least, merging), wouldn't it be better to just replace the symlinks with upstart scripts, and have the upstart jobs call the existing init scripts?07:11
Keybukpitti: wouldn't work07:12
Keybukupstart jobs and init scripts behave differently, remember07:12
Keybukyou could call the init script with "start" as the argument, and then treat it as a daemon that forked into the background, and hunt for a process -- but it's manual configuration per-package then07:12
iwjI think this needs some serious thought and design.07:12
pittiwell, right now upstart scripts call rc, so there must be a way to write adapters for them07:12
Keybuk(to name the daemon you're looking for, or the pid file to read)07:12
iwjIe, more than random wibblings on IRC :-).07:12
KeybukI'm not sure we need those adapters?07:13
pittiKeybuk: hm, right07:13
pittiwell, if we have to touch all packages with an init script anyway, we can as well do it properly07:13
Chipzzpitti: and upstart calling rc gains us what, exactly?07:13
KeybukChipzz: existing init scripts run without modification07:13
Chipzzpitti: daemons won't start in parallel07:13
pittiChipzz: if we could use Debian's init scripts unmodified, a lot less merge work07:13
pittiChipzz: why not?07:13
pittiChipzz: I'm not talking about using the rc?.d symlinks07:14
Keybukpitti: tbh, I doubt it will be an increase in merge work -- we've touched most things in main with an init script already07:14
pittiChipzz: just about using the init scripts to do the footwork07:14
Chipzzbecause rc is just a simple for loop?07:14
KeybukChipzz: fsvo simple07:14
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pittiKeybuk: well, many, if not the majority of lsb init scripts have been adopted in Debian07:14
pittiKeybuk: I never had a rejected Debian bug report about it07:14
pittiand most were applied within a reasonable time07:15
KeybukI was thinking about teardown07:15
ChipzzKeybuk: fsvo?07:15
KeybukChipzz: for some value of07:15
Nafallohmm07:15
ChipzzKeybuk: you know what I meant ;)07:15
Keybukpitti: we've adjusted many update-rc.d calls, wouldn't be much extra to just drop them07:15
pittiKeybuk: right07:15
NafalloI can't open upstarts sv.po (extracted from Rosetta) in gtranslator :-P07:15
ChipzzKeybuk: "it boils down to a for-loop calling the scripts sequentially"07:16
pittiKeybuk: but I thought you want to not use init scripts at all any more and instead provide an upstart-ish script to every package07:16
Chipzzpitti: allow me to rephrase: why do we need compatibility with something we had in the first place?07:16
pittiChipzz: I don't know what you mean07:16
Chipzzwe had init calling rc (being a for-loop)07:17
pittiChipzz: I mean, 'Debian' -> using most of Debian's packaging with just a few bits modified07:17
Chipzznow we have upstart calling rc (also being a for-loop)07:17
pittiChipzz: and 'legacy' -> scripts and users being used to run /etc/init.d/foo07:17
pittiChipzz: yeah, but upstart calling rc is just a transitional solution for edgy07:17
Chipzzyes I know why upstart is good07:17
Chipzzand I'm all in favor of it too :)07:17
Chipzzpitti: but the transitional solution gains us very little07:18
pittiChipzz: right, just testing of upstart itself and the possiblity to play with it07:18
pittiand one release is just too short to do everything07:18
Chipzzthe real value of upstart would be to be able to dump the rc script :)07:18
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pittiI never questioned that either07:19
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pittiChipzz: I was talking about init scripts, not rc07:19
pittii. e. /etc/init.d/postgresql start -> bring up my damn database and do whatever is necessary07:19
Keybukpitti: eventually. sure; but I'd vaguely envisioned Debian being onboard too by that point07:20
pittiKeybuk: I truly hope so :)07:20
Nafallohehe, #ubuntu-worlddomination :-P07:20
desrtlmanul; hello07:25
ChipzzKeybuk: can we have a mix of the old and new system?07:25
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Chipzzor would that break?07:25
KeybukChipzz: sure, we do now, technically07:25
desrtlmanul; i have some questions about your SoC work07:25
ChipzzI meant something else ;)07:25
Keybukwhat did you mean?07:25
ChipzzI meant some daemons being started with their /etc/init.d scripts07:26
Chipzzand some the upstart way07:26
Chipzzor is it a one-shot thing?07:26
Keybukhow do you mean?07:26
Chipzzwell07:26
Chipzzobviously you can't start a daemon twice07:27
Chipzz(once the upstart way, and once using the symlink to /etc/init.d/foo)07:27
Keybukyou can gradually convert daemons to be run by upstart jobs by removing their symlinks from rc?.d so rc doesn't run them07:27
Chipzzwell maybe you could, but for some daemons madness would ensue07:27
Chipzzyes07:27
Keybukwhile still having upstart run rc07:28
Chipzzbut removing the symlinks would break backwards compatibility07:28
Chipzzie you couldn't go back to a pure sysvinit system if upstart breaks?07:28
Keybukthat's not backwards compatibility07:28
Keybukbut yes, that's correct; you can't ship both sysvinit and upstart handling07:29
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lmanuldesrt: Sure07:29
Keybukwell, you can, but you'd have to make upstart not run rc07:29
lmanuldesrt: I'm listening :)07:29
Keybukat which point you force yourself to convert everything at that point07:30
ChipzzKeybuk: that's part of what I was thinking07:30
ChipzzKeybuk: and removing the symlinks would break for people not having installed upstart07:30
Keybukheh, people may not be able to install sysvinit anyway07:31
Chipzzso you would be forcing everyone to upgrade to upstart07:31
Keybukyes07:31
desrtlmanul; i need to know about the stop-the-cursor-blinking stuff you did07:31
desrtlmanul; did you add an XSetting for it?07:31
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Keybuk(to fix the upgrade problems, we may be forced to replace sysvinit with an empty package that depends on upstart, upstart-compat-sysv, etc.)07:31
desrtor mark upstart-compat-sysv as depending on upstart and as replaces/conflicts sysvinit?07:33
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bluefoxicyfuck mplayer, it crashes X.07:33
desrt(disclaimer: that was actually a question)07:33
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lmanuldesrt: Yes, I did add an XSetting07:34
desrtoh.  that sick!07:34
desrtis your code in gtk?07:34
lmanuldesrt: See http://www.manucornet.net/code/2006_GTK_cursor_blink_lifetime.diff07:34
Keybukdesrt: that doesn't cause upstart-compat-sysv to get installed in the first place07:34
Keybukwhich is our problem07:34
Keybukpeople have lost ubuntu-minimal in the past07:34
lmanuldesrt: Not sure it's been forwarded upstream, but I do think so07:34
desrtKeybuk; oh.  people who don't have ubuntu-...07:34
desrtright07:34
Keybuksysvinit becomes non-essential and nothing depends on it, so apt cheerfully removes that for them07:35
desrtlmanul; can you please make sure?07:35
Keybukbut nothing causaes them to get upstart and upstart-compat-sysv in its place07:35
desrtlmanul; i want to use that code asap :p07:35
lmanuldesrt: Matthias Clasen (among others) did some minor tweaking, and probably put it into GTK07:35
lmanuldesrt: Hmm there's a bug about this I think07:35
lmanuldesrt: Let me see07:35
desrtlemme look at gtk CVS07:35
desrtsince it's a string API i could always just make the call and watch it fail if the user has old GTK07:36
pittimvo: btw, we have a problem in edgy: as soon as ubuntu-desktop vanishes, apt wants to uninstall 2348234 package07:36
pittis07:36
Keybukof course, if everybody used dselect, this wouldn't be a problem07:36
pittimvo: how did we solve that problem with aptitude?07:36
Keybukbecause dselect ensures everything with a high priority is installed anyway07:36
Keybuk<g>07:36
pittimvo: (same for ubuntu-standard and -minimal)07:36
Keybukdselect: 1 - apt: 007:36
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pittimvo: i. e. if I try to remove wpasupplicant, I break my complete system07:36
mvopitti: is this on a upgraded system? or a fresh install?07:37
pittimvo: fresh knot-307:37
imbrandonmvo: same with kubuntu-desktop FWIW07:37
pittimvo: maybe the installation should mark the direct -meta dependencies as 'wanted'07:37
desrtlmanul; i don't see your xsettings changes here07:37
Keybukpitti: which defeats the spec -- the point was to cause -meta changes to result in packages being removed07:38
mvopitti: I think we "just" need change the way that packages are installed on the livecd, I talk to infinity about it07:38
pittiKeybuk: but *all* of them?07:38
Keybukapt really needs first-class tasks07:38
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Keybukso you can say that you want ubuntu-desktop installed without wpasupplicant07:38
pittiKeybuk: forcing people to use *-meta can hardly be the right answer07:38
lmanuldesrt: Thanks to Arjan at Intel and Matthias and Manu's patch the next version07:38
lmanulof gtk we have in rawhide will include the cursor blinking patches.  You07:38
lmanulcan set the timeout in the gtkrc with this:07:38
lmanuldesrt: 11:14 <@mclasen> gtk-cursor-blink-timeout = <n seconds>07:38
lmanul11:14 <@mclasen> in your gtkrc07:38
lmanuldesrt: the two limit cases are07:39
lmanulgtk-cursor-blink-timeout = 0 --> no blinking (we already had a boolean07:39
lmanul                                setting for that)07:39
lmanulgtk-cursor-blink-timeout = MAXINT --> blinks forever (the current07:39
lmanul                                     behaviour)07:39
lmanulAny user interaction (button press, key press, focus change) restarts07:39
lmanulthe blinking.07:39
desrtlmanul; all nice and good, but...... where's the code?07:39
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imbrandonwell if they were marked as wanted durring installation and say you replaced oo.o with koffice it woudlent want to remove ALL the other stuff only kubuntu-meta07:40
lmanuldesrt: See   http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=35244207:40
UbugtuGnome bug 352442 in GtkTextView "Support for cursor blinking timeout" [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]  07:40
desrthttp://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gtk%2B/gdk/x11/gdksettings.c?rev=1.2&view=markup07:40
desrtno "lifetime" yet :(07:40
imbrandonbut would kinda defeat the pourpouse of the spec too07:41
imbrandonbut forcing *-desktop to stay installed sucks also ....... /me gos back to lurking07:41
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mvoimbrandon: no worries, we find a solution that will not involve removing a gazillion things07:42
imbrandon;)07:42
desrtah.  some patches later down in this bug address this problem07:43
desrtok07:43
desrtlmanul; k.  thanks.07:43
lmanuldesrt: http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/gtk%2B/gtk/gtktextview.c?rev=1.322&view=log   (see also GtkEntry)07:44
lmanuldesrt: No problem :)07:44
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lmanuldesrt: Oh, really? nice :)07:45
desrttime given in seconds is annoying :p07:46
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Riddellcarlos: ping?07:54
carlosRiddell: pong07:55
Riddellcarlos: about importing the upstream .desktop translations into rosetta, is it sane to create a new package with those in it?07:55
carlosRiddell: didn't we agreed on doing that using different packages?07:56
carlosRiddell: for Rosetta is not an issue at all, just warn me when you do that and give me the list of translation domain affected (usually the .pot filename) so I move the ones we already have to the new sourcepackage07:57
carlosfrom the language pack point of view, nothing changes07:57
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Riddellcarlos: so we'd end up with teh .pots in the KDE source packages, but the upstream .pos in a special source package07:58
Riddellof course that's a source package with no binary packages, which may not be sane07:59
carlosRiddell: oh, so you are talking about just moving the .po files to a new package instead of adding them to kde-l10n?08:00
carlosRiddell: that requires some changes in our side08:00
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RiddellI'll look at doing some automated fetching in kde-i18n-xx08:01
carlosRiddell: I would prefer it...08:02
mjg59gnomefreak: Hi08:04
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gnomefreakmjg59: for bug number 60621 should that be on usplash or usplash-theme-ubuntu08:22
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mjg59gnomefreak: No idea08:26
mjg59Kamion: Any clue about the right way of doing #60621?08:26
gnomefreakhmmmm08:27
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Rathannhi08:49
Rathannslomo: are you around?08:49
slomoRathann: yes08:50
Rathanngreat08:50
RathannI'd like to have a word with you about mplayer packaging08:51
Rathannyou did great, but there are still some issues08:51
slomothanks, tell me which ones (apart from it being broken in edgy because of ffmpeg) :)08:52
Rathannyou disabled mp3lib because of some audio decoding problems08:52
Rathannbut this hasn't been reported to us...08:52
RathannI didn't even know about this08:53
Rathann'till I read the report in ubuntu bugtracker08:53
Rathannplease, push the reports upstream whenever you can08:53
slomooh but can you reproduce it? and no, it wasn't reported... probably forgotten at some point :(08:53
Rathannok08:53
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Rathannnext, why did you patch ve_lavc to disable those two options?08:54
slomobecause we build against our own ffmpeg which was (is) too old and does not have this two options08:54
Rathannslomo: and yes, I can reproduce the mp3lib issue with my RPMs ;)08:55
slomoand which is currently the reason why mplayer is somewhat broken in edgy... but that's on my todo list08:55
RathannI see08:55
Rathannok08:55
Rathannwhy do you add config.sub and config.guess?08:55
Rathannthey are completely useless for non-autoconf configure08:55
Kamionmjg59: usplash-theme-ubuntu should be fixed to ship a 640x480 (and/or 640x400?) theme08:56
slomoRathann: oh they're added because of a boilerplate in debian/rules that updates it at build time... right, it's not needed for mplayer because it doesn't use autoconf but it doesn't hurt ;) i'll remove that part later... thanks for noticing08:57
Rathann:)08:57
Rathannmakes the diff smaller08:57
Rathannok08:58
slomoRathann: but as you're mplayer upstream... can you tell me something about the bundled liba52? would it be somehow possible to use an external liba52? last time i tried some private parts of liba52 were used and after fixing those it simply segfaulted ;)08:58
Rathannoh, just noticed: you install codecs.conf? that's bad08:58
Rathannmplayer has a built-in codecs.conf08:59
Rathannthe file is only for adding support for new codecs/testing08:59
Rathannusers shouldn't mess with it08:59
slomoyep, i know... but the file was already in the versions that we had ages ago and removing config files it not that easy09:00
slomoespecially when all versions are slightly different... and we can't know whether a user changed the file or not09:00
slomoso we decided to keep that file09:00
Rathannwe've had many weird bugreports we couldn't reproduce09:01
Rathannwhich were caused by an obsolete codecs.conf laying around09:01
Rathannwell mplayer now checks this09:01
Rathannbut still09:01
slomothe only way how a obsolete one could lie around is when the user changes the file09:01
slomoand then he is notified at install time about it09:01
Rathannwell they can copy it to ~/.mplayer/09:02
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Rathannthat's why we want packagers NOT to ship it at all09:02
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slomosure... but we can't just unconditionally delete /etc/mplayer/codecs.conf as the user could loose his settings...09:03
RathannI see09:03
_ionYou could rename it to codecs.conf.old and print a warning in postinst.09:03
Keybukslomo: use the standard recipie?09:03
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slomo_ion: yes, that would work09:04
slomoKeybuk: md5sum etc? impossible because we had many different versions of the file and they're not in the archive anymore09:04
Keybukslomo: compare the md5sum against status09:04
slomoRathann: anything else that you don't want to have shipped?09:05
slomoKeybuk: right... thanks :)09:05
Rathannno, codecs.conf was the only one ;)09:05
slomoRathann: ok, so what about liba52? :)09:05
Rathannmy fellow developer tells me it's possible09:06
Rathannbut we don't support it09:06
Rathannanyway, our liba52 is pretty much synced to current upstream09:06
Rathannor rather, upstream has accepted our patches ;)09:06
Rathannthough I agree that it should be possible to use external liba5209:07
Rathannpatches are welcome ;)09:07
Rathannah, I see you have gui/nogui version09:07
slomook, i'll try to get it done then ;) what's the liba52 version that contains all your stuff?09:07
Rathannbut they're conflicting...09:08
Rathannhm09:08
Rathannthe latest cvs probably09:08
Rathannin liba52/ there are diffs 09:08
Rathannbetween upstream and our version09:08
Rathannand liba52 syncs to upstream are mentioned in changelog, let me check09:09
slomoyep, i saw them... hm, this needs to be fixed anyway... otherwise it's impossible to use an external ffmpeg09:09
Rathannhow so?09:10
Rathannmplayer supports external libav*09:10
Rathanni.e. shared09:10
Rathannoh, BTW09:10
ogramdz, ?? any word about ltspfs ? 09:11
RathannI think you have an old version of libavcodec...09:11
mdzogra: your response didn't mention my name and I missed it09:12
ograoh09:12
slomoRathann: we have? why?09:12
Rathannslomo: I think the a52 version in 1.0pre8 is 0.7.3 but I'm not sure09:12
ogramdz, 09:12
ogra<ogra> (i'll file a request etc, but wanted to ask you first)09:12
ogra<ogra> we'd have only one ltspfs package and sbalneav actually would maintain it (with me sponsoring)09:12
ogra* raphink hat die Verbindung getrennt (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer))09:12
ogra<ogra> s/package/sourcepackage/09:12
ogra<ogra> and the fixes we worked out here wouldnt have to be backported to my packages09:12
ogra<ogra> (floppy handling improvements, path improvements for the mounting etc)09:12
ogra<ogra> ltspfs upstream is completely maintained on LP and in bzr now btw :)09:12
mdzogra: I'm interested in what's changed from our package, and justification for a feature freeze exception09:12
Rathannslomo: because one of the recent bugreports contained a gdb trace09:13
slomoRathann: and it breaks because libavcodec export liba52 symbols and you then link your own liba52 to the same binary... and boom09:13
ograi'd really really like to have it in ... its improved a lot 09:13
Rathannand it showed mplayer linked to /usr/lib/libavcodec.so.0d09:13
Rathannthere's never been such version09:13
Rathannit should be something like libavcodec.so.4909:13
Rathannslomo: I see, then it should be fixed09:14
slomoRathann: that's the debian version... debian soname because the ffmpeg guys didn't use it right in the past from what i heard09:14
Rathannis there anything preventing you from packaging the latest SVN snapshot?09:14
ogramdz, right, that will go into the request ayway, but some of the foppy stuff wasnt tested well in our packages and sbalneav did a really great job with his first package and the fixes, he deserves to get it in even if its only for his motu application ;)09:14
ogra*floppy09:14
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slomoRathann: time :) the version we have is from 2006-08-2309:15
ogras/and the fixes/and the fixes for floppy handling/09:15
Rathannslomo: it's true that in the past ffmpeg didn't care about shared versions09:15
mdzogra: it's about the release, not giving someone a reward09:15
Rathannbut that's no longer true09:15
Rathannslomo: ah, ok09:15
slomocool... that's good news :)09:15
Rathannwhich reminds me09:15
Rathannwhy 0.99?09:15
mdzogra: I'll look for your email09:15
dholbachRiddell: do you know a package using cmake to build offhand?09:15
ogramdz, i know ... our floppy handling is simply broken ... but the new package will need some changes to ldm thats something i'd like to have done before beta freeze ...09:15
slomoRathann: because 0.99+1.0pre8 < 1.0 < 1.0pre8 for dpkg :)09:16
ograok, i'll mail as soo as i'm home then ... 09:16
Rathanndon't you have something like epochs in rpm?09:16
ogra*soon09:16
Rathanni.e. 1:0.1 > 0:5.009:16
ogra(have to look at the initramfs-tools as well ..09:16
MithrandirRathann: we do, but we try not to use them unless we have to.09:16
Rathann?09:16
ogra)09:16
Rathannah09:16
Rathannwell that's one of those cases I think09:16
_ion1.0~pre8 could be used.09:16
slomoRathann: we have... also with a colon... but if we used them always we would have 1234:1.0 for some packages probably ;)09:16
RathannI'd prefer it if you used the same version as we do09:16
Rathannwell good news09:16
Rathannwe're going to do 1.0rc1 soon09:17
Rathannprobably rc2 too09:17
Rathannand then 1.009:17
slomo_ion: yes but at that time ~ was not recommended09:17
Rathannand then 1.1. and so on09:17
slomocool :)09:17
Rathannso no more weird preN ;)09:17
Rathannok, next issue09:18
_ionrathann: 1.0rc1 would also be 0.99+1.0rc1 under the old recommendation. :-)09:18
Rathannwhy do you have so many --enable-*?09:18
Rathannmost of the stuff is autodetectable09:18
Rathannprovided you have the appropriate -dev package installed09:18
Rathannin fact, we discourage the use of --enable09:19
dholbachimbrandon, raphink: does anbody of you know a package using cmake to build?09:19
_ionrathann: Perhaps to make it complain if a packager has forgot a dependency that should be there.09:19
slomoRathann: i know... it's there to keep track of what we want to have enabled09:19
Rathannbecause it's known to break things09:19
slomohow could it break things?09:19
Rathannif you don't provide --extra-libs and --extra-includes09:19
imbrandondholbach: and kde4 stuff09:19
Rathannbecause it may fail to link09:19
imbrandons/and/any09:19
slomoRathann: well it but then it would be a build failure which we would notice and fix then :)09:19
dholbachimbrandon: ok, got an example package?09:19
Rathannslomo: keeping track of builddeps should be enough09:20
Rathann--enable are evil09:20
imbrandoni THINK speedcrunch , i will have to check one sec09:20
Rathann;)09:20
slomoRathann: imho it's easier this way ;) and until now we always had a mplayer that was buildable ;)09:20
dholbachimbrandon: doesn't look like it09:21
imbrandondholbach: i just pinged Riddell  he will know for sure09:21
imbrandonnot much outside kde4 does atm09:22
dholbachimbrandon, Riddell: i'm trying to help the telepathy-qt upstream author to package it and get it into ubuntu09:22
Rathannok, that's your choice09:22
Rathannslomo: but if you didn't use --enable then you wouldn't have to patch configure for aalib, fontconfig and faac detection09:23
imbrandondholbach: check kde4base09:23
dholbachimbrandon: rock and roll - checking09:23
Rathannslomo: ok, next issue09:24
slomoRathann: probably, i'll consider it with the next release09:24
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RathannAFAIK libmpdvdkit2 (libdvdcss) doesn't contain decss09:24
dholbachimbrandon: thanks a lot09:25
imbrandondholbach: np09:25
slomoRathann: at least in the past it did09:25
Riddelldholbach: strigi probably an easier starting point09:25
Rathannit never did AFAIK09:25
Riddelldholbach: there's a cmake.mk cdbs file in there09:25
dholbachRiddell: neat - that should be in our cdbs too, no?09:26
Rathannwell, that doesn't really matter if you link with libdvdread09:26
Rathannnext issue09:26
Riddelldholbach: no, it's just included within the package for now09:26
dholbachhm09:26
slomoRathann: it's still in there... just look in your tarball ;)09:26
imbrandondholbach: tell him/her they are welcome to pop in #kubuntu-devel anytime also , we'll try to help09:26
Rathannslomo: what is in there?09:26
Rathannand which tarball do you mean?09:27
slomoRathann: libdvdcss (and the tarball from mplayerhq.hu09:27
Rathannyes and?09:27
Rathannit doesn't contain the illegally obtained CSS keys09:27
Rathannwhich was what the fuss was about mainly09:28
Rathannit's still illegal according to DMCA, probably, though09:28
Rathannbut that's another discussion ;)09:28
slomoyes... and we simply don't want to ship it but this was already discussed a million times everywhere ;)09:29
Rathannok09:29
Rathannwhat else... ah09:29
Rathannmplayer and mplayer with GUI (gmplayer) can be installed simultaneously09:30
Rathannjust rename the binary with gui to gmplayer09:30
slomoi know... currently the guy package has gmplayer as link to mplayer09:31
slomobut what sense would it make to have almost the same binary installed twice?09:31
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Rathannwell, gmplayer is more broken than  mplayer ;)09:31
Rathannbut some people insist on using it09:31
Rathannso when something doesn't work with gui09:32
slomoRathann: even when using it as "mplayer", i.e. without gui?09:32
Rathannwe can tell people to try without gui09:32
Rathannyes09:32
Rathannbecause some codepaths are different then09:32
Rathannwell, it's your choice, really09:32
RathannI package mplayer and mplayer-gui in such way that they can be installed simultaneously09:33
Rathannah, good thing you don't have Depends: w32codecs09:33
Rathannand good thing you use scalable font by default09:33
slomothat won't work anyway as we don't have it packaged anywhere ;)09:33
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Rathannalthough instead of linking it to usr/share/mplayer/subfont.ttf09:34
Rathannyou can add fontconfig=yes and font="font name" to mplayer.conf09:34
Rathannsince you already link with fontconfig09:35
Rathannjust a tip to consider09:35
slomosounds sane ;)09:35
Rathannthat's about it09:35
Rathannoh, did you read the packaging guidelines?09:36
Rathannin DOCS/tech/ ?09:36
slomoages ago, yes09:36
Rathannok09:36
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Rathannslomo: next time, please forward the bugreports to us, ok?09:38
Rathannthanks for packaging mplayer :)09:38
Rathannand keep up the good work09:38
Rathannalso, please have a word with ffmpeg pkg maintainer09:39
Rathannabout updating it09:39
slomoRathann: sure :) i guess he will update it soon in debian09:39
Rathanngood09:39
Rathannsee you around then (come to #mplayer/#mplayerdev sometimes, we don't bite... much) ;)09:40
slomohere on freenode?09:40
Rathannyes09:40
slomook, perfect :)09:40
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slomothanks for your time :)09:40
Rathannnp.09:41
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Kamionhmm, a dilemma10:06
_ionThe answer is 42.10:06
KamionI'd like to add something to ubiquity to say "make sure you've done a CD integrity check before reporting this crash"10:07
Kamionbut if I do that, a sizeable number of people will reboot to do that check before saving the log files10:07
Kamionand some problems will certainly be lost forever10:07
Kamionit would be better if there were actually a useful way to report such errors - the problem is that they can and do manifest in practically every imaginable way10:10
Kamionfrom failures to read certain files, to corrupted code running in the live session10:10
KamionI can't even trust debconf to work reliably in that environment, small though it is10:10
Kamionat least with the alternate install CD, most of the running code is found close to the centre of the CD, and seems to be less prone to random corruption - MD5 checks on Packages files catch the rest10:11
mjg59Kamion: People seem to be running out of RAM on ubiquity even on 256MB systems10:12
mjg59Kamion: I think we're going to need to consider a pure-ubiquity (ie, non-Gnome) option10:12
KamionMithrandir: how insane do you think it would be to put an md5sum.txt somewhere and have all the files in the squashfs checked on startup?10:13
KamionI mean, would it actually work out insanely slow, given that we have to read big chunks of it anyway?10:13
Kamionmjg59: patches welcome. (seriously. I hate that kind of code.)10:13
KamionI hate writing it, anyway10:13
mjg59Kamion: Right10:13
MithrandirKamion: I could just make the cdrom-checker bit non-optional and non-rebooting.10:14
Kamionalso I'm not sure we've exhausted our "just make it use less memory" options10:14
mjg59Kamion: This is cheap and can be implemented fairly fast10:14
mjg59But obviously general resource usage improvement would be better :)10:14
Kamionsure, but it also has heavy UI implications10:14
mjg59Do you have time allocated for that before release?10:15
Kamionat present, I'm entirely bug-fixing, and memory use counts10:15
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Kamionwell, pretty much entirely10:15
mjg59Kamion: Ok10:15
Kamioncurrently I'm trying to get the ubiquity bug list under control, and fixing stuff along the way10:15
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shackanxfce is not an option ?10:20
Kamionnot here10:21
Kamionthe Ubuntu desktop CD also serves as a demonstration of the Ubuntu desktop, which is GNOME10:21
Kamionwe do not have room to put XFCE on the disk as well10:21
dholbachRiddell, slomo: is libdbus-qt4-1-dev meant to be used?10:29
slomodholbach: no... something from qt4-x11-kdecopy should be used10:29
dholbachaha10:30
slomodholbach: libdbus-qt4-1* will disappear soon after openoffice is finally rebuild against new dbus10:30
slomodholbach: but better talk to Riddell about qt stuff... i try to touch c++ as less as possible ;)10:31
dholbachlibqt4-core-kdecopy? maybe?10:32
slomoyes10:32
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dholbachgood night everybody10:48
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Riddelldholbach: you need qt 4 dbus?10:49
dholbachRiddell: telepathy-qt does10:49
Riddelldholbach: unless it's using qt 4.2 use libdbus-qt4-1-dev10:50
dholbachRiddell: hum, that's not installable10:50
Riddelluh oh10:51
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slomoBenC: ping?11:06
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Kamionbug 54787> you know I'd never really considered the notion of putting /var on NTFS ...11:14
UbugtuMalone bug 54787 in ubiquity "Installer crashes" [Untriaged,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5478711:14
Kamionthough I did add a check for it, but only along with a bunch of other stuff :)11:14
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diemanKamion: heh11:21
diemanKamion: i could see putting /boot on NTFS though11:21
diemanalltho i'd just use fat32 at that point11:22
diemanmakes it easier to edit grub's config from windows if you want to automate boot changes11:22
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Kamiondieman: I don't think I'd want to put /boot on a filesystem that Linux can't write to reliably11:31
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Kamionbug 55106 wins some kind of descriptive bug subject prize11:34
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desrtbug 5510611:50
UbugtuMalone bug 55106 in ubiquity "?" [Untriaged,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5510611:50
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shininglol11:52
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shiningfound this quite funny, but I've to admit I generally don't find it obvious how to correctly report a bug, what information is relevant11:54
Kamionshining: a clue is that if a dialog pops up asking you to report a bug and attach certain pieces of information, then you should follow its instructions ;)11:56
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shiningoh :) it's worse than I thought then12:00
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Kamionmjg59: could you have a look at bug 46853?12:07
UbugtuMalone bug 46853 in ubiquity "grub install fails on Macbook Pro" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4685312:07
Kamionsuggestions of grub patches in there12:07
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