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[10:08] nope [10:09] oh yes, and bitchx of course... [10:09] just wondering [10:09] cgi-irc here [10:09] some use irssi [10:09] ahh ok [10:10] how does cgi-irc work? never used it [10:11] it's just a web based irc interface [10:11] ok... no Java? [10:11] that's the usual way [10:11] no [10:11] oh [10:11] maybe [10:12] that's cool... wait, cgi is part of php innit? /me hopes his ignorance isn't showing [10:12] no cgi is somthing different [10:12] ah [10:12] but they are similar [10:12] check out wikipedia ;) [10:12] I don;t know the diff.....just that I use PHP [10:13] and cgi is different [10:13] will do... getting coffee first, it's ready :-D === xubuntu_so9q [n=xubuntu@81.161.184.111] has left #edubuntu ["Leaving"] === Rondom [n=Rondom@p54AEFE83.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #edubuntu === juliux [n=juliux@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #edubuntu [10:47] ping cbx33 [10:48] i have a question about IRC itself... this might be a weird question, but can i get the output from /list on this server, and grep inside it? === Rondom [n=Rondom@p54AEF129.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #edubuntu === spacey [n=herman@ubuntu/member/spacey] has joined #edubuntu [11:10] morning spacey [11:20] hi [11:23] how goes it on this public holiday? === EmxBA [n=emx@SE400.PPPoE-3953.sa.bih.net.ba] has joined #edubuntu [11:25] yes, here === jinty [n=jinty@195.Red-83-58-178.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu [11:26] morning EmxBA [11:26] juliux: oh, hi! [11:27] how's ubuntu.juliux.de? have i done something wrong? bandwidth? :D [11:28] EmxBA, everything is fine, i have 1,5GB traffic per month, and i have 40GB traffic for free [11:28] hey EmxBA [11:28] juliux: ah, can you give me webalizer stats? [11:28] hi cbx33 [11:29] EmxBA, stats.juliux.de/ubuntu [11:29] ok [11:35] join #ubuntu-devel [12:07] cbx33, pong [12:07] ogra: hi dude [12:08] 2 questions [12:08] shoot [12:08] 1) should I add myself to the launchpad group for ubuntu-dev? [12:08] is that what I need to do for tomorrow [12:08] yes [12:08] and have your wikipage up to date with your contributions [12:08] ok... will do.... [12:08] will you and rodarvus be there :S [12:08] likely [12:09] dunno about rodarvus, i'm usually there [12:09] I have also noticed a slight error in the scp package.... :( - it's to do with the mandatory gconf settings - I'm working up the fix now [12:09] ok [12:09] Mithrandir is talking about freezing main and goign to manual approval mode [12:09] keep it as small as possible [12:10] ogra: it is literally a typo [12:10] user needs to be replaced with user/" + user +" [12:10] thats ok, its only affecting edubuntu we'll get such things easily through [12:10] ok, the last one is a change which I asked to be added to gconf [12:10] i also have to work on the usplash graphics handling, something is wrong there [12:10] it's so that our mandatory settings are piccked up [12:11] seb128 said he was ok with it....and I had opened a bug [12:11] it seems to have gotten lost somethwer [12:11] but apart from that our CD should have proper beta quality after the new debina-installer has built [12:11] i did various test installs on the weekend [12:11] :) [12:11] I'm doing one now as we speak [12:11] and my new machine is ready to be battered with test installs ;) [12:11] if you have opened a bug, mark it with the edgy beta milestone [12:12] so it shows up on the beta critical buglist [12:12] well that's the thing...the bug doesn't see m to be there [12:12] so I'll have to open it up again....but I will do that [12:12] thanks [12:12] once edubuntu is installed I can create the fix === EmxBA [n=emx@SE400.PPPoE-3953.sa.bih.net.ba] has left #edubuntu [] [12:22] ogra: during the install d-i popped up and mentioned it couldn't find any interfaces and that I had to link to a static one after the install was completed [12:22] but it then went on to ask me for proxy informaiton and appeared to scan the mirrors fine [12:23] cbx33, we require two NICs for an ltsp install now [12:23] ah [12:23] as the Testing page (topic) mentions [12:23] sorry :( [12:24] if you only have one, it notifies you that somehint might go wrong if you dont touch your dhcp settings [12:24] *something [12:24] I got a message about no interfaces available [12:24] and that I had to link to a static device [12:24] yes ... [12:24] ok [12:24] the dhcp server needs a static device indeed [12:25] since you seem to only have one in that machine it warns you that the dhcp server cant be configured automatically [12:26] ah right [12:26] thanks ogra [12:26] how many knot releases will we have this time? [12:26] if you have 3 (like me) it gives you a list to select the one for the thin client network [12:26] knots are done [12:27] whaaaA? [12:27] we had 7 last time [12:27] we had 6 months last time [12:27] instead of 4 [12:27] so after this is it beta [12:27] and the release? [12:27] in three days [12:27] (beta) [12:28] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@ubuntu/member/gnomefreak] has joined #edubuntu [12:31] ogra: installer seems fast [12:33] how do updates aftyer that period work? [12:41] you mean after release ? [12:41] o after beta [12:41] no [12:41] after release is security only isn't it? [12:41] or only critical bugs [12:41] every fix will be reviewed [12:41] no [12:41] much like pitti did for main inclusion? [12:41] CD critical bugs for example ... === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@ubuntu/member/gnomefreak] has joined #edubuntu [12:45] wb gnomefreak [12:46] ty TeePOG [12:46] bloody staff putting their entire music collection on their laptops.....taken me 2 hours and 6Gig so far grrrrrrrrrrrr [12:46] just delete it, it's probably illegal anyway [12:48] hehehe [12:49] up to 7 Gb === ulinskie [n=fedie@203.87.182.146] has joined #edubuntu === Seveas [n=seveas@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu === jinty [n=jinty@195.Red-83-58-178.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu === Petaris [n=Petaris@216.56.37.162] has joined #edubuntu === pygi [n=mario@89-172-205-77.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #edubuntu === lguerra [i=lguerra@200.21.93.195] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #edubuntu === rodarvus [n=rodarvus@ubuntu/member/rodarvus] has joined #edubuntu [02:59] rodarvus: dumb question heading your way [02:59] rodarvus: can a ppc thin client boot to an i386 ltsp server? [03:00] if with 'boot' you only mean load the kernel from, then yes [03:00] (and mount filesystems, etc) [03:01] generally speaking, yes (definitive answer :) ) [03:02] you just need to be careful not to run any server binaries on the thin client, of course [03:02] rodarvus: heh thats like impossible [03:02] yeah :) [03:02] i mean if you have a ppc client, obviously the desktop binaries won't run? === jsgotangco read about this before but can't recall duh! [03:03] what do you mean by 'desktop binaries'? [03:03] would that be the binaries outside of the chroot? [03:03] they will run if you you use a remote session (such as xdmcp) [03:04] highvoltage: would the chroot have the appropriate binaries right? [03:04] but not if your session is local to the thin client [03:04] jsgotangco: yes [03:04] highvoltage: i mean have an i386 server, serve a ppc chroot [03:04] there is a wiki page about it, I've forgotten where it is, but since dapper you can easily install PPC, amd64, or i386 chroots if the main system is something else [03:04] jsgotangco: yes, you can do that [03:04] yeah that's what im looking for === jsgotangco is looking for the magic one-liner command [03:05] one liner? :) [03:06] think of a huge, monstruous, gigantic line [03:06] lol [03:06] I *think* this is the wiki page I was looking for: [03:06] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/LTSPCrossArchSetup === jsgotangco hugs highvoltage [03:07] sorry, I think that's outdated documentation [03:07] it will work, but I think there is something easier now, that's closer to a one-liner [03:07] I haven't done it yet, since everyhing I work with is i386, which is why I'm not quite sure :/ [03:08] i will to catch uncle jim or uncle scott later [03:08] good idea :) [03:08] brb === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu === TeePOG [n=arno@196.211.231.162] has joined #edubuntu [03:40] hi again === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #edubuntu [03:44] hi [03:46] jsgotangco, i was speaking with mhz about the event that is going to carry out in Pereira and I recommend me that spoke with Richard, your you have the nick of the or its mail? [03:46] lguerra: its RichEd [03:48] ok tks, === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has left #edubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] [03:49] jsgotangco: RichEd-1 = RichEd [03:49] yes he's probably away at the moment though === rodarvus [n=rodarvus@ubuntu/member/rodarvus] has joined #edubuntu [03:51] jsgotangco: Thanks, please recalls to mention the event in the EC for the official support, and that business about the recognition of the girls of the school in which I work. [03:51] lguerra: yes, can you send me an email reminder anytime jgotangco@ubuntu.com so i could work in on my todo list [03:54] jsgotangco: ok. That you need that write you in the mail? or alone with mentioning you recall? === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #edubuntu === bddebian [n=bdefrees@mail.ottens.com] has joined #edubuntu [03:56] hey ho bddebian [03:57] Hi pygi [04:05] lguerra: just send what you need from us and I will relay it accordingly to the appropriate people [04:15] jsgotangco: mail toc toc :D [04:17] lguerra: i couldn't make much of the email you sent (don't worry about it), but can you also resend that in spanish? I can read a bit of spanish [04:18] ok [04:19] jsgotangco: mucho mejor para mi [04:20] si bonito mucho [04:20] wahaha [04:20] there goes my spansih === rodarvus [n=rodarvus@ubuntu/member/rodarvus] has joined #edubuntu === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #edubuntu === Yagisan waves [04:26] Yagisan: ?! :) [04:26] any edgy users here ? - I'm trying to work out why my clients don't have a working mouse [04:28] ps2 ? usb ? [04:28] ps2 [04:28] how have you been ogra ? heard you saw the ltsp guys [04:28] create a rootpw, log in on the client and check if psmouse is loaded [04:29] and also, thats ldm, not xdmcp, right ? [04:29] ldm - yes. [04:29] ten the only thing i can imagine is psmouse missing [04:29] just did a stand ltsp-build-client --dist edgy --arch i386 [04:29] if you build on edgy you dont need --dist :) [04:30] I know - but I like to specify. I should look into why that bipassed my apt-cache thouh :( [04:31] because it uses archive.ubuntu.com unless you specify --mirror [04:31] ah [04:32] ogra: dumb question, but did you do a wiki page for creating ltsp chroot for other arches? [04:32] jsgotangco, which arch ? [04:32] Yagisan: say you have an i386 server with ppc clients === Yagisan will brb - walking over to turn on the clients [04:32] jsgotangco, you hit the one combo I never got going [04:33] dapper? === jsgotangco needs dapper not edgy [04:34] jsgotangco, yeah dapper. === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #edubuntu === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu [04:34] ogra, it says on boot - loading hardware drivers : failed [04:35] that seems like a big fat hint to me [04:35] jsgotangco: toc toc mail for you [04:35] jsgotangco, yes, it was sucked over to help.ubuntu.com before i could finish it [04:35] Yagisan, that doesnt look like your chroot built ok ... [04:36] additionally there shouldnt be any text at all ... [04:36] ogra: i was thinking its https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/LTSPCrossArchSetup but it doesn't seem complete at all [04:36] new usplash has no text output [04:36] ogra, built it litterally 10 minutes ago [04:37] jsgotangco, thats what i just said :) [04:37] ogra, it's trying to load modules from 2.6.15 [04:37] but I don't have that kernel ... [04:37] thats wrong [04:37] (amd64 server) [04:38] and it finished with a "LTSP client installation completed successfully" ?? [04:38] yep [04:38] that should have been the ast message you see in the terminal you built it in [04:39] weird ... [04:39] `/opt/ltsp/i386/boot/nbi.img' -> `/var/lib/tftpboot//ltsp/i386/nbi.img' [04:39] `/opt/ltsp/i386/boot/nbi.img-2.6.17-9-386' -> `/var/lib/tftpboot//ltsp/i386/nbi.img-2.6.17-9-386' [04:39] info: LTSP client installation completed successfully [04:39] and you saw it installing a kernel ? [04:39] last 3 lines from building it ^^ [04:39] yep [04:39] right [04:39] and you didnt install on top of an old chroot ? [04:39] no [04:39] I'll blow it away again [04:40] --mirror to piint to my local right ? [04:40] i wonder where it gets the idea about 2.6.15 from [04:40] yes [04:40] oooh [04:40] dont wipe it [04:41] fix your dhcpd.conf ... to point to /ltsp/i386 ;) [04:41] ltsp-server should have asked you if you want to replace it ... [04:41] (its a conffile) [04:42] filename "/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.0" [04:42] or filename "/ltsp/i386/nbi.img"; [04:42] as you like (we support etherboot natively now) [04:42] o_O [04:42] oh well - its wiped now [04:42] to sad [04:43] ogra, it's cached [04:43] just the unpack time [04:43] but from a local mirror it should only tke 10mins [04:43] right === Yagisan edits dhcpd.conf [04:44] cbx33, we'll need a proper 640x480 usplash pic ... i only scaled the indexed one (looks awful) ... afetr beta release ... [04:44] *after [04:44] ogra: ok [04:44] this small probelm with pessulus/scp has turned into a bigger one [04:44] i was fearing to break the color palette, thus i didnt make it rgb for scaling ... [04:45] oh ? [04:45] if you set a non mandatory key - and then load the lockdown back up again [04:45] it is missing [04:45] unles.......oooh hang on [04:45] ogra, I have filename "/ltsp/pxelinux.0"; already in my dhcpd.conf [04:45] nope broken [04:45] if I just run sudo pessulus [04:45] Yagisan, make that "/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.0"; [04:45] and tick a box, close it and load it [04:46] the box is ticked again [04:46] if I do it through scp - that doesn't work [04:46] is it safe to say that we now have sabayon, pessulus and scp but scp is favored? [04:46] the only difference is the way in which the gconf engine is initialised [04:46] it sets the keys fine [04:46] but it doesn't bloody read them when I re-load the lockdown [04:46] it's stupid [04:46] I can't undersstand it [04:47] I'm going to go home now and try to figure it out in my head [04:47] I'm really really so sorry guys [04:47] I'll get to the bottom of it [04:47] I promise [04:47] they are both using the get_bool [04:47] both structures look identical [04:48] except one was created using one gcon_get_default....and the other a different way [04:48] I'm going to start punching the monitor in a minute [04:48] heheh [04:50] thank you ogra - that worked. They can log in now. now to add Japanese to the language options, and hopefully make them all distcc nodes [04:51] heh, you and your japanese :) [04:52] ogra: ;) [04:53] ogra, it's essential to my health and well being [04:53] ogra, just install the lang packs in the chroot right ? [04:53] should work ... [04:55] famous last words ? [04:55] thats what I said 3 days ago when I decided to upgrade to edgy ogra [05:02] Yagisan: ^_^ [05:06] lguerra: ok i understand now what you meant on recognition of the girls in school [05:08] jsgotangco: you recall that I told you that some girls of the school where I work they had participated actively in the translation, that serious interesting to do them a recognition on the part of Edubuntu, are 15-year-old girls and serious very motivating for them this [05:08] yes [05:10] Your you said that were going to mention it in EC to see the feasibility to do some certificates or a letter or something, so that they conserve. I would be able them to print to deliver them to him in a special act. [05:12] jsgotangco: pardon, I did not read well what you told me, all this was not necessary: ( === cbx33 [n=pete@213.205.195.158] has joined #edubuntu [05:13] I can't see what's wrong with that code [05:13] and I can't check it from here either [05:14] it's very very odd [05:14] ogra: can you confirm [05:14] no idea [05:14] i'm busy with the CDs [05:14] just so that I can rule out my crazy machine [05:14] ok [05:14] np [05:14] how is that going? [05:14] what exactly should i do ? [05:15] heh, if you load scp - with a client connected === rodarvus [n=rodarvus@ubuntu/member/rodarvus] has joined #edubuntu [05:15] and use lockdown [05:15] you should tick the boxes, but don't choose the padlocks [05:15] close it. wait a few minutes and load again...you will see those boxes are no longer ticked [05:16] however, if you just run sudo pessulus and do the same....it will work fine [05:16] right [05:16] and I cannot see the problem [05:16] its not ticked [05:16] it will write the key though, if you check the xml gconf files [05:17] well, i checked "lock screen" and i'm still able to [05:17] it's just not reading them in again......yet it uses exactly the same functions as it normally would [05:17] ogra: through pessulus, or scp? [05:17] SCP [05:17] I can't understand this it was tested and tested [05:18] something must have changed somewhere [05:18] oh btw if you use mandatory keys, it works fine [05:19] did you revert anything in a former upload ? missing bzr commit before bzr export or something [05:19] just to add some more strangeness [05:19] no [05:19] I diff'ed to check and it's all fine [05:19] don't worry....I will find the problem even if it kills me [05:22] ogra: libburn 0.2.4 looks nice for before UDS, but I won't make any promises :) [05:22] pygi, cool ! [05:22] i'll take that as a promise :P [05:22] ogra: I knew it, lol :) [05:22] :) === ogra takes a break ... bbl [05:30] so - anyone here gotten any local apps running ? === neurogeek [n=neurogee@201.248.239.219] has joined #edubuntu === paolob-parroquia [n=paolob-p@pri-214-b7.codetel.net.do] has joined #edubuntu [06:04] hi guy! [06:04] hello paolob-parroquia [06:05] I changed the ip address of the dhcp pool, all was ok, but after rebooting the server nobody can enter gnome on the clients. Should I run some more script or service? thank you [06:05] hi pygi [06:06] hi mdz [06:06] some ssh-related stuff...? [06:07] paolob-parroquia: yup [06:07] ltsp-update-sshkeys [06:07] pygi, yup? what is it? [06:07] I think :) [06:08] paolob-parroquia: read above :) [06:08] pygi, ah, ok... let me see... [06:09] pygi, ok, it works, thank you very much!!!! === RichEd [n=richard@dsl-146-176-165.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #edubuntu === cbx33 [n=pete@ubuntu/member/cbx33] has joined #edubuntu [06:15] hello RichEd and cbx33 [06:16] hey pygi [06:17] cbx33: tried sms-ing me? [06:17] nope....i can do now [06:18] oki :) === paolob-parroquia [n=paolob-p@pri-214-b7.codetel.net.do] has joined #edubuntu [06:19] pygi, do we have a size for the cookbook [06:20] wb paolob-parroquia [06:20] hi ogra [06:20] ogra [06:20] ogra, what about the patch to gnome-power-manager? [06:20] cbx33: same as all other books on Lulu. you should ask #ubuntu-docs people about size, or poke Lulu about it [06:20] pygi, is that th international code for your country?? [06:20] yes, it includes international code [06:20] pygi, do you know anything of gnome-power-manager and the patch ogra was testing? [06:20] hmmm didn't work [06:21] paolob-parroquia: not much I can tell you, no, sorry [06:21] paolob-parroquia, edgy is taking all my time currently ... [06:21] cbx33: sec [06:21] when is edgy scheduled for release? [06:22] pygi, sent [06:22] tomorrow in four weeks [06:22] beta release is in 3 days [06:22] cbx33: I see it, what was wrong? [06:22] i didnt need the 00 at the start [06:22] oh, you needed + then :) [06:22] pygi, you can choose a size on lulu [06:22] has anyone decided on a size yet? [06:22] cbx33: ah, no, not really [06:23] might be an idea ;) [06:23] indeed ;) [06:23] since lisa needs to start on cover [06:23] hm, sec, lemme look all other ubuntu books on lulu [06:24] ok [06:24] ogra, but will gnome-power-manager patch be in edgy? [06:25] anyone know how to sort out a stuffit archive file in linux? [06:25] cbx33: 7.44" x 9.68" === P3L|C4N0 [n=gcamposm@201.230.107.16] has joined #edubuntu [06:26] paolob-parroquia, its in since 2 weeks [06:26] i just dont have the time to set up a dapper box to build and test it ... else it would already be in dapper as well [06:26] cbx33, http://linuxmafia.com/faq/Apps/stuffit-archives.html says you're out of luck [06:27] paolob-parroquia, damn it [06:27] ogra, but another guy was going to build it, isn't it? [06:28] dunno [06:29] ogra, this totally doesn;t make sense any more [06:29] heh [06:29] it's picking up some true vaues that I don;t even know where they come from [06:30] cbx33, did you recompile gnome-power-manager for dapper with ogra's hibernation patch? [06:32] i tested the build [06:32] and ogra said that was cool [06:32] beyond that I know not what happened [06:34] cbx33, but do you have the patched gnome-power-manager package ready? [06:34] i wasn't aware I was supposed to === mario__ [n=mario@89-172-229-141.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #edubuntu [06:35] cbx33: sorry, bad dsl again :p [06:35] heh [06:36] lemme try now [06:36] cbx33, do you mean you lost it? [06:37] no, I mean last time I did something on that, ogra said job done and so I persued no further..... ogra am I the idiot here? [06:38] cbx33, no [06:38]