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mdzRiddell: I can do that12:09
mdzRiddell: done12:09
Kamionmjg59: right, you'd need to reboot I'm afraid12:10
Kamionmjg59: I could fix that, but it would break preseeding12:10
Kamionmjg59: alternatively:12:10
mjg59Kamion: Ok12:10
Kamionmjg59: (echo RESET console-setup/layoutcode; echo RESET console-setup/variantcode) | sudo debconf-communicate12:10
mjg59Kamion: I've no problem with rescuing it myself, I just want to make sure it doesn't happen to other people :)12:10
mdzRiddell: for future reference: https://launchpad.net/people/launchpad-buildd-admins12:10
Kamion... should kill off console-setup's memory of this12:11
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Kamionmjg59: if you wouldn't mind then trying it once more, just to confirm before I upload the fix12:11
mjg59Kamion: Still seems broken12:11
mjg59Want debug log again?12:12
Kamionyeah, why not12:12
Riddellthanks mdz 12:12
mjg59Kamion: Ok, done12:14
mjg59Kamion: Oh - is there any hope of us getting a font that means I don't have missing glyph boxes in ubiquity? :)12:14
Kamionmjg59: yeah, I've been wondering about that - it's just Dzongkha12:14
Kamionadvice gratefully appreciated, otherwise I'll probably just exclude the language12:15
mjg59If we can't find a font with the glyphs, it's probably the right answer12:15
mjg59Otherwise there's no way to complete the install in any case12:15
Kamionthere's ttf-dzongkha12:16
sabdflif i've mounted a remote server using the Places menu ("Connect to Server...") should those files also be accessible through the Open File dialog?12:16
Kamionat 600KB12:16
mdzmjg59: does the backtrace in bug 56587 help at all?12:16
UbugtuMalone bug 56587 in usplash "[edgy]  usplash segfaults" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5658712:16
Kamionmdz: any opinions on adding the above?12:16
mjg59We should probably find (or write) a tool that can tell us if all the characters in a po file are in the fonts12:16
KamionI believe it's what the d-i team is using12:16
mjg59mdz: Not really12:17
mjg59sabdfl: If the application understands gnome-vfs and has told the filechooser that, yes12:17
mjg59mdz: x86emu blows up with some bioses. We only see it on amd64 because we use vm86 on x8612:17
mdzsabdfl: firefox in particular won't12:17
mjg59mdz: I've disabled the code that's likely to trigger it, since we don't use it anyway, but I'll want to track it down at some point because it hurts us in vbetool12:18
mdzsabdfl: oo.o should, at least when running native12:18
mdzmjg59: that's in your bzr?12:18
mjg59mdz: Yup12:18
mjg59mdz: The bzr needs a trivial fix to compile12:19
sabdflyeah, it's t-bird that i noticed this in12:19
mdzgnome-vfs is solving a problem in the desktop which should probably be solved at a lower level12:20
Kamionmjg59: ok, that will go away with a newer console-setup - it's because it's sucking the keyboard configuration out of xorg.conf, which I've stopped doing12:20
KamionI'll bump the dependency a bit12:20
mdzbut the assumptions which would be broken by doing so make my head spin12:20
mjg59Kamion: Ah, ok12:21
mdzmjg59: how bad is it for affected users?  they see a black screen all the way until X starts?12:21
mjg59mdz: The plan is to redevelop gnome-vfs so that it's accessible via FUSE12:21
mjg59And then have some mechanism for providing those paths to applications that don't understand gnome-vfs natively12:22
mdzmjg59: it seems likely that there are all sorts of filename-handling routines which won't cope with a URL though12:22
mjg59mdz: Yeah, that's the likely behaviour12:22
mjg59mdz: Right, so they'll never see one12:22
mdzand suddenly we're all running plan 9!12:23
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mjg59The reason not to just do it all in FUSE is because there's no nice way to do async operations via POSIX12:23
mjg59And you really want async file i/o when the file store is a random webdav server on a bit of string12:23
jdubmdz: firefox has gnome-vfs support, and some of the other distros have native dialogue patches12:23
mjg59So gnome-vfs applications get to do things properly, and non-aware ones get to access the files anyway (just with a bit more suck)12:24
mdzjdub: oh, so it does.  network servers don't show up in its open dialog though12:25
mjg59mdz: I'll try testing the usplash changes here in a bit - I can force x86emu on a 32 bit system12:26
jdubmdz: perhaps they don't turn on that smarts in the filechooser because they can't tell if they have gnome-vfs support? not sure.12:26
jdubi might be unreliably bad, too, mind12:26
lifelessmjg59: aio12:27
lifelessmjg59: unpacking that: there is too async file operations via posix. 12:27
mdzmjg59: can we notice if usplash segfaults and clean up after it somehow, to be robust against this problem in general?12:27
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Kamionmdz,tfheen: could you eyeball http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-1.1.24.diff for me? fixes mjg59's UK keyboard selection issue above, which I think is beta-RC12:34
mjg59mdz: We could add a segv handler to it and chvt back to another vt12:34
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mjg59Keybuk: Ouch. Another reason for blacklisting nvidia is because it takes up *4MB* of kernel memory12:40
mjg59Which is unswappable12:40
Kamionmdz,tfheen: also, do I want to accept these changes turning Breaks back into Conflicts?12:43
Kamionthat's gnumeric, mozilla-firefox-locale-all, hplip12:44
KamionSetting up cupsys-driver-gutenprint (5.0.0-2ubuntu1) ...12:47
Kamioncan't close cups-genppd pipe:  at /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0 line 418.12:47
Kamiondpkg: error processing cupsys-driver-gutenprint (--configure):12:47
Kamion^-- breaks amd64 livefs build12:47
Kamion subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 112:47
Keybukmjg59: I'm not blacklisting it until X loads it12:47
Keybukwhich it doesn't12:47
Kamionsomebody else please fix12:47
KamionI need to go home12:47
KamionI've started live CD builds, which will presumably only be useful for amd64 and powerpc12:48
Kamioner, for i386 and powerpc, I mean12:48
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mjg59Keybuk: Yes it does12:49
mjg59I've just tested it12:49
Keybukmjg59: it doesn't here12:49
KeybukI also just tested it12:49
KeybukI get three flickers, and then a "X could not start"12:50
mjg59Keybuk: Did you blacklist nvidia and nvidia_legacy?12:50
mjg59Otherwise nvidia_legacy will get loaded and X will fail because of the ABI mismatch12:50
KeybukI just rmmod'd the running one and started X12:50
Keybukso no module was loaded12:50
mjg59Keybuk: I've just tested here with -10. It loaded nvidia.12:51
mjg59Does your system use nvidia or -legacy?12:51
Keybuknvidia12:51
mjg59Ok12:51
Keybukby what process does it load the module?12:51
KamionI've uploaded that ubiquity change; somebody please accept it if it's ok12:51
mjg59Keybuk: I just did sudo rmmod nvidia; X12:52
mjg59And got running X12:52
Keybuk*tests again*12:52
Keybuknope, still not starting12:52
mjg59I assume it uses the same mechanism that other drivers can use to trigger the loading of the DRM module12:52
mjg59Keybuk: What's the error?12:52
KeybukFatal server error:12:53
KeybukCaught signal 11.  Server aborting12:53
Keybuksweeeeeet12:53
mjg59Ha12:53
mjg59I think you have other problems12:53
Keybukthe unusual thing here is that there are two identical graphics cards in the machine12:53
Keybukmaybe the auto-loaded can't cope with that12:53
mjg59I can't see why it would make a difference12:54
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Keybuk*shrug*12:54
Keybukanyway I'm not going to blacklist nvidia12:54
Keybukwe can consider it for edgy+112:54
mjg59Keybuk: I consider it somewhat less than ideal that we break suspend and resume for people because of a non-free driver that they may not even be using12:54
Keybuksuspend and resume are happy features that are nice if they work12:55
mjg59Keybuk: How about we blacklist by default and then document how to disable the blacklist in the same place that we document how to enable the nvidia driver?12:55
KeybukX starting is a mandatory feature12:55
mjg59X starts out of the box12:55
Keybukno, I'm not going to blacklist this by default this close to the release12:55
Keybuklet's consider this for edgy+112:55
Keybukwe're about to make a beta release12:55
Keybuknow is not the time to start fiddling with hardware support12:55
mjg59Keybuk: This appears to be causing regressions12:56
Keybukit's not causing regressions12:56
Keybukbecause we loaded it by default in dapper too12:56
mdzKamion: breaks into conflicts -> yes12:56
mjg59Keybuk: And the code has changed massively since then12:56
mdzKamion: I looked at your diff but I'm afraid I would need to look at quite a bit more to understand the issue12:56
mjg59Code that we can't debug12:56
mdzmjg59: is it segfaulting after it has forked, or can we just check its exit code?12:57
mjg59mdz: usplash? After it's forked.12:57
mjg59Hm. I /think/.12:57
Keybukmjg59: at this point suspend and resume are still mythical features that work if you're lucky12:58
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mjg59Keybuk: They work on ~80% of laptop hardware12:58
Keybukit seems better to document that blacklisting nvidia may help there, rather than "oh, if you want X to load, you'll need to remove this file"12:58
mjg59Keybuk: "If you want X to load after you've already rewritten your config file, you also need to edit this other config file"12:58
mjg59(Except that in my case, you don't even need to do that)12:59
mjg59mdz: Wait a sec. Usplash doesn't fork.01:00
mjg59mdz: So yeah, just check the return code and stick a chvt in the startup script?01:00
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mdzmjg59: that will clean up even after svgalib borkage?01:02
mjg59mdz: Nope01:03
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mjg59mdz: That's actually slightly difficult. We could hack something with vbetool.01:03
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mjg59Keybuk: I've just straced my server startup - the driver checks /proc/modules (eww) and then execves modprobe01:05
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Keybukahh01:06
mjg59Can you do an strace -f X and see what your one does when nvidia isn't loaded?01:06
Keybukand modprobe will therefore obey the blacklist01:06
Keybukso won't load the nvidia module01:06
Keybukwhich is why X segfaults01:06
Keybuk?01:06
mjg59Keybuk: if modprobe is explicitly called, the blacklist is ignored, no?01:07
mjg59I've got it blacklisted, but this still succeeds01:07
Keybukvaries01:07
Keybukif an init script leaks MODPROBE_OPTIONS for example01:07
Keybukthough of course, I don't have it blacklisted here, so it's not that01:08
mjg59Keybuk: if I modprobe eth1394, I get eth1394 loaded01:08
Keybukcould be an honest race condition01:08
mjg59Mind doing the strace and seeing what happens?01:08
Keybukwhoah, that crashed the entire machine01:09
Keybukhard reboot too01:09
lifelessbada-boom01:09
Keybukmjg59: I'm *really* not comfortable about relying on this to be auto-loaded01:09
KeybukI'm sorry01:09
mjg59Keybuk: And I'm *really* not comfortable with us screwing over people who aren't even using the driver01:10
Keybukthen you should have spoken up at the START of the release process01:10
Keybuknot this close to the end01:10
mjg59I only got the first bug about this last week01:10
Keybukthis will break people who upgrade01:10
mjg59I hadn't realised it was the default01:10
Keybukit's always been the default01:10
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mjg59Keybuk: It certainly hasn't. People used to need to add nvidia to /etc/modules01:10
Keybukthat was probably simply because we didn't have as reliable hardware detection as we do now01:11
mjg59nvidia only added modaliases to their drivers fairly recently01:11
Keybukcould be that too01:11
Keybukfairly recently is still before dapper though01:11
Keybukso dapper released like this01:11
Keybukwhich means if we suddenly blacklist the module, it appears that many people's machines will begin crashing on upgrade01:11
KeybukI'm totally not happy about that01:11
Keybukmaybe I'm jaded, but suspend is a "would be nice"01:12
KeybukX is a "must have"01:12
lifelessyou're jaded01:12
LaserJocktotally01:12
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Keybukok, just tested again01:12
Keybukfirst time it actually did load the module01:13
KeybukI rmmod'd, and restarted X01:13
mjg59Keybuk: But X works fine unless the user has enabled code we have no practical way to support01:13
Keybukand that time X crashed01:13
KeybukI'm going to try booting with the blacklist to see whether it's an rmmod problem01:13
mjg59Keybuk: So in your case, it could actually be that the module doesn't clean up after itself?01:13
Keybukmjg59: so?  a lot of users are enabling this code01:13
Keybukand we're planning on enabling it by default in edgy+1, apparently01:13
mjg59Keybuk: We *are*?01:13
KeybukMark *really* wants bling for edgy+101:14
mjg59Mark can ask nvidia for the source, then01:14
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KeybukI believe Mark is01:14
mjg59Excellent01:14
mjg59When he gets it, I'll remove my objection to turning it on01:14
Keybukno, crashed immediately on that reboot01:14
Keybukchecked, and it definitly was blacklisted and not in lsmod01:15
mjg59Keybuk: Can you power cycle?01:15
Keybukmjg59: sure01:15
mjg59Rather than just warmbooting?01:15
KeybukI'll leave it off for > 3 s :p01:15
Keybukhard-lock up :-/01:17
mjg59Are these drivers made out of string, or something?01:17
mjg59Jesus01:17
KeybukI'll try something01:17
KeybukI'll lift one of the graphics cards out01:17
mjg59Keybuk: Ok01:17
mjg59Keybuk: Of course, an alternative would be to add an init script to nvidia-glx01:18
Keybukthis feels like a race condition between the module and the X server; which is scary enough in itsself01:18
mjg59Keybuk: That checks for the driver in use and then loads the module before X starts01:18
mjg59Basically, we just want the module load to be conditional on information that udev doesn't have01:18
Keybukwhy not use a modprobe install rule?01:18
mjg59Sure, that would work01:19
mjg59We could do with a small tool that told us which driver was in use01:19
mjg59That would actually be useful for suspend/resume in any case01:19
Keybukinstall nvidia grep 'Driver \"nvidia\"' /etc/X11/xorg.conf && module -Qb nvidia01:19
Keybukor something01:19
Keybukhmm01:19
Keybukworked just fine with just the one in01:19
Keybuklet me try another restart01:19
Keybukfine again01:20
Keybukso an SLI-triggered bug01:20
mjg59nvidia = gash01:20
mjg59Can you give the modprobe rule a go?01:20
Fadebetter than ati. ;/01:20
FadeI have hopes that amd will cause ati to open their drivers, though.01:21
KeybukI don't have any particular objection to the modprove rule01:21
Keybukprove?  probe! :p01:21
mjg59Keybuk: Ok, that leaves me without any objections01:21
mjg59Keybuk: Needs to be done for nvidia_legacy as well01:21
mjg59And possibly fglrx01:21
Keybukcan you file a bug on module-init-tools to remind me?01:22
mjg59Will do01:23
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lifelesswith sli, are you not meant to load the driver just once ?01:24
Keybukright01:24
Keybukit has one Device section01:25
lifelessbecause its one card, honest.01:25
Keybukand the PCIe id of the first card01:25
Keybukit finds the second card because it's joined to the first one01:25
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KeybukI actually don't have it enabled on Linux01:26
Keybukso in theory, the second graphics card sits there doing nothing01:27
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ograhmm, doesnt look like we'll see final isos tonight ...01:41
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ogramdz, do you plan to kick off alternate builds after ubiquity is done ? if so, could you also trigger edubuntu builds, so i can see if anything size wise changed right after i get up ?01:44
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keeblerWhich one of you is Colin watson?01:46
FujitsuKamion.01:47
=== keebler Kamion Heya, would it be possible to adapt the new 256color Usplash to Dapper?
keeblerCrap01:47
keeblerDamn dentists.01:47
ograhe's gone for the day01:47
keeblerOh.01:47
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Keybukgone for the *night* would be better01:51
Keybukeven Colin has to sleep sometimes, to rest that planet-sized brain of his01:52
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ograright, and moving while releasing a beta is hard stuff01:56
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Seveaskeebler, you can backport it yourself. There will not be an official 256-color usplash for dapper02:13
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keeblerSeveas: Ok.02:15
keeblerHeh, I don't suppose there is an FAQ to help me is there? 02:15
keeblerI've only been using Ubuntu for 5 months. Was a BSD junkie for the last 8 years.02:16
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keeblerSeveas: Or a good start would be where can I aquire the usplash used in edgy?02:22
Seveaskeebler, add a deb-src line for edgy to your sources.list and apt-get source usplash02:22
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ograkeebler, there is the ubuntu packaging guide shipped in your docs and use the source Seveas just pointed out to build a backport02:23
Seveasor live on the bleeding edge and use the main bzr branch02:23
mdzogra: yes, I do plan to do that02:25
ogramdz, thanks then i'll get some hours of sleep now and check the isos tomorrow :)02:26
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jdong_what does nautilus-cd-burner use to burn data DVD projects?03:25
jdong_just straight growisofs -Z device <dir>?03:26
desrtE: Couldn't configure pre-depend belocs-locales-bin for locales, probably a dependency cycle.03:26
desrtnice!03:26
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Keybukjdong_: probably not03:30
KeybukDVDs are quite complex03:30
Keybukthe isofs has some odd properties, iirc03:30
jdong_hmm03:30
KeybukDVD players actually ignore the filesystem03:30
Keybukinstead they begin playing at particular blocks, and need padding for timing, etc.03:31
jdong_:-/03:31
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Keybukffmpeg -i $INPUT -target pal-dvd -bf 2 $FILE.mpg03:31
Keybukmplex -f 8 -o /dev/stdout background.m2v background.m2a | spumux -v 2 spumux.xml > background.mpg03:31
Keybukdvdauthor -o $DVD -x dvdauthor.xml03:31
Keybukmkisofs -dvd-video -o $DVD.iso $DVD03:31
Keybukgrowisofs -Z /dev/hda=$DVD.iso03:31
Keybuk-- 03:31
jdong_hmm03:31
Keybukis my "make a video DVD" recipie03:32
jdong_I've seen it just done with growisofs before03:32
Keybukthe -dvd-video switch to mkisofs is *very* important, it doesn't work on non-computers without it03:32
jdong_without mkisofs first...03:32
jdong_hmm03:32
jdong_well, better not to risk it03:32
Keybukgrowisofs will call mkisofs if you give it a directory instead of a file03:32
Keybukso you could do growisofs -Z /dev/hda -dvd-video $DVD03:32
Keybukbut I prefer having the iso to check as an intermediate step03:33
jdong_mmkay03:33
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mocoare there any reasons behind the entry 'evolution-2.2.desktop' still in /usr/share/applications whilst it does nothing but duplicate evolution.desktop? Is that some chance the team forgot to remove it when moving up to higher version of Evo?03:37
LaserJockmoco: check out the last comment of bug 5762803:47
UbugtuMalone bug 57628 in evolution "there are multiple menu entries for evolution in a new edgy install" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5762803:47
mocothx03:49
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mdzKeybuk: oddly enough, growisofs -dvd-compat doesn't imply mkisofs -dvd-video04:36
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zulwheee...xen from ubuntu-2.6 git works http://70.29.61.171/ubuntu/Screenshot-1.png04:39
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jdong_mdz / Keybuk: right, -dvd-compat doesn't do the trick... In fact my dvd players don't care much about it, but mkisofs's -dvd-video switch is indeed essential.05:10
jdong_and indeed dragging some VIDEO_TS/AUDIO_TS into nautilus-cd-burner does not make a working dvd video disc05:10
jdong_zul: do you know if anyone's working on xen wrappers for fglrx or if that'll ever happen?05:11
zuljdong_: not sure for fglrx but nvidia yes..05:11
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jdong_zul: right; I saw the work going into nvidia05:13
jdong_oh well....05:13
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fabbioneelmo: i am on it05:17
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fabbioneok i see it has been done already05:22
zulnight05:24
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fabbionezul: night05:26
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fabbionemdz: can i declassify #61861 as non beta blocker?05:40
mdzbug 6186105:41
fabbionemdz: it's basically a bug on dapper kernel that's triggered by ruby on ppc05:41
UbugtuMalone bug 61861 in ruby1.8 "ruby1.8: fails to build on ppc under 2.6.15 kernel" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6186105:41
mdzfabbione: if it's able to build after elmo's changes, then yes05:41
mdzit was only a blocker because of the build failure05:41
fabbioneit has been fixed upgrading to .17 davis and buildd05:41
fabbioneyeah exactly05:41
fabbioneit's not an issue anymore05:41
fabbionesee RT #16838 too05:42
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fabbionemdz: demoted05:43
mdzthanks05:43
fabbioneno problem05:43
fabbionei guess the 2 sparc kernel bugs will wait after beta..05:43
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fabbionemdz: bug #62485 is worth a ReleaseNote05:45
UbugtuMalone bug 62485 in linux-source-2.6.17 "[SPARC]  - Regression - Niagara does not reboot properly" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6248505:45
fabbione(beta)05:45
fabbionebasically they need a new OBP05:45
fabbione(BIOS)05:45
mdzfabbione: ->Mithrandir05:48
fabbioneoky05:49
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bluefoxicyhas anyone noticed there's a voice print recognizer for pam (but it's defunct?)06:02
bluefoxicyI was thinking, cheap biometric authenticator06:02
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jldugger"my voice is my passport" ;)06:04
HrdwrBoBverify me06:06
bluefoxicyit was speaker, password, and password length sensitive06:06
bluefoxicyI don't get the last two06:06
bluefoxicyyou're speaking your password, those aren't secure variables.06:07
bluefoxicyThe first is, until someone records you.06:07
jlduggerid just be happy if my fingerprint reader worked06:08
jlduggerthere's a pam module for that too, and its not defunct, but its been sitting in debian's wnpp for over a year i believe06:09
bluefoxicyI'd honestly love a secure client-server signature verification mechanism.06:09
bluefoxicyhandshake would be like06:09
bluefoxicyyou have a GPG key, the authenticator has your UID, username, GPG key ID and fingerprint06:10
bluefoxicy(your username may or may not be an identifier on your gpg key; in general I fancy e-mail address but for most systems where you have to be a user of the system a particular user name is more secure)06:11
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bluefoxicyauthenticator says, "Who are you?  Jakub?  OK here's 1024 bytes of shit, sign it for me."06:11
bluefoxicyif it doesn't know who the hell Jakub is it just discards the signature and says "Nope don't think you fit in"06:11
bluefoxicyif jakub's signature is wrong it does same06:11
bluefoxicyif Jakub is a user; it can locate his key; the finger print matches; and Jakub's signature response is good; it allows Jakub to log in.06:12
bluefoxicythe 1024 bytes of junk is RANDOM and the GPG key is established through PKI or PSK depending on need so replay attacks, MiMs, and all kind of other stupid crap don't work06:13
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bluefoxicyjldugger:  there's a GPG key PAM module but I think it works like "Verify my password really unlocks my private key," which to me looks like "open a goatse-wide security hole in the trust model of this system"06:14
jlduggeri really dont know a lot about pam or gpg06:14
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bluefoxicyI really need to learn to write pam modules that don't suck06:16
bluefoxicyit was my intent to write a pam module that enforced hold timing of log-ins06:17
bluefoxicythat is, you log in on TTY1, fail, "wait 3 seconds" no screw that log in on TTY 2 and you're on by the time you time out06:17
bluefoxicysame with ssh, 300 concurrent connections and only 1 has to hit, 3 seconds.06:17
bluefoxicywhat I want is that 3 seconds is applied across the board except for at the console06:18
bluefoxicyif you try again, we don't even check your password; we just delay and go "Nope don't know who you are"06:18
HrdwrBoBbluefoxicy: that would piss me off no end06:19
bluefoxicy(when 3 months YOU spend brute forcing a 3 character long alphanumeric password, look as l33t, you will not)06:19
bluefoxicyHrdwrBoB:  in the worst case you could DoS external connections over ssh06:20
HrdwrBoByou're erring too far on the security vs ease of use06:20
bluefoxicybut you would have to know the username you're attacking06:20
bluefoxicytrying to log in as bauoseu is going to lock out... well nothing, that user doesn't exist on any sane system06:20
bluefoxicyHrdwrBoB:  I said on the console it would allow it06:20
HrdwrBoByeah, but people often get their passwords wrong06:21
HrdwrBoBeven via ssh06:21
bluefoxicysit your ass in front of the machine and log into gnome and you're good to go even if you're under attack and the attacker is failing at your user account06:21
bluefoxicyyes but on ssh the single ssh connection you make waits 3 seconds now06:21
bluefoxicyand then says "failed to authenticate"06:21
bluefoxicyif you can type really, really fast you can start another ssh session and get logged in within that 3 seconds06:22
bluefoxicymore usefully, an attacker can make 30 ssh connections at once and launch attacks in parallel; and if he can do 30 at once x 10 times a second, that's 300 attacks a second06:22
HrdwrBoB300/s is SFA06:22
infinitySo, you basically just want PAM locking. That sounds trivial to implement.06:23
bluefoxicyit's highly unlikely you're actually going to be dumb and spend hours trying to ssh in06:23
bluefoxicywhen the solution is "hold on for 3 seconds"06:23
jdong_bluefoxicy: I doubt you can do parallel SSH brute forcing with decent efficiency06:23
bluefoxicyespecially since you have to willfully kill/restart the ssh client or use another terminal to ssh in real fast to make the window (as I said, ssh does make you wait when you get it wrong)06:23
infinityjdong_: It gets attempted on my machines several times weekly.06:24
bluefoxicyjdong_:  as do I; but I prefer "I can guarantee" to "I doubt"06:24
infinityjdong_: To the point of saturating my DSL sometimes.06:24
jdong_infinity: wow... that's phenomenal indeed... my ssh has remained relatively unattacked06:24
bluefoxicyinfinity:  yeah, I tried based on pam-audit and failed hard06:24
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infinitybluefoxicy: Check for lockfile, spin until lock released.  Stack pam_foreground appropriately to bypass your pam_locking for foreground console users.06:26
jdong_umm, why doesn't the linux-server metapackage pull in the latest  kernel?06:26
bluefoxicyyeah06:27
infinityjdong_: Does for me.06:27
jdong_oh hah06:28
jdong_silly me06:28
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bluefoxicyugh. Malone 17297 is annoying.06:34
UbugtuMalone bug 17297 in synaptic "Orphan Search" [Wishlist,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1729706:34
bluefoxicyI'm beginning to think I'm actually the only person in the universe that ever actually cleans old packages off his disk06:36
bluefoxicy(no, the auto-removable packages stuff is NOT doing it for me, I've cleaned out all its suggestions already)06:37
LaserJockbluefoxicy: I just reinstall ;-)06:37
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  I try to avoid rebooting06:37
LaserJockhaha06:38
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  speaking of reinstall did I ever file a bug or spec out "Wipe everything on target / except /home during reboot"?06:38
bluefoxicysince everyone absolutely refuses to isolate /home from /06:38
bluefoxicyand some people have 350 gigabytes of /home06:38
LaserJockseems like you did06:38
LaserJockcan't remember exactly though06:38
bluefoxicy"oh just burn it to {CD,DVD}" I HAVE A HUNDRED GIGS.  TWENTY FIVE DVDS.  The stock answers I get are totally annoying.06:39
LaserJockhmm, I just back it up since I want to wipe the drive anyway06:39
lifelessthis machine has been upgraded all the way from debian 3.006:40
bluefoxicy(by the way I filled up / on a system; it stops booting, rescue mode barely works, I had to use a livecd)06:40
bluefoxicyI suppose it doesn't help that I have corrupt packages installed06:40
bluefoxicysince it filled up WHILE upgrading to edgy06:40
bluefoxicy/var/cache/apt/packages was HUGE06:40
LaserJocklifeless: my installs usually last a couple months max06:41
fabbionetfheen: i assigned bug #62485 to you because it's a BIOS/OBP bug that's triggered by edgy kernel and people must upgrade their OBP. It's worth a release note in that regard.06:41
UbugtuMalone bug 62485 in linux-source-2.6.17 "[SPARC]  - Regression - Niagara does not reboot properly" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6248506:41
LaserJocktoo much testing to do06:41
lifelessLaserJock: just means we're testing things06:41
bluefoxicyIIRC the OSDL 1.2 docs for what an enterprise data center requires for package management include rollbacks (RPM has these, debs seem to be "uninstall and reinstall the old version if necessary") and some sort of efficient parallel install?06:41
bluefoxicyI'm not sure on the parallel install06:42
bluefoxicybut I still want to say06:42
lifelesslike, how many hours uptime before dapper shits itself again and hangs on resume from sleep ?06:42
bluefoxicydownload X packages, get started installing while the other packages are downloading, as you finish installing DELETE the downloaded packages06:42
bluefoxicyminimal disk usage the whole way06:42
bluefoxicylifeless:  during the breezy development era, I was running breezy-dev06:43
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bluefoxicyI had started 20 days prior on Hoary06:43
LaserJockbluefoxicy: I like keeping them around personally06:43
bluefoxicyupgraded to breezy and tracked it every day06:43
bluefoxicygnome broke06:43
fabbionebluefoxicy: that doesn't work if one of the X packages Depends on a new version of something you are downloading in parallel06:43
bluefoxicyI moved to twm, installed icewm, moved to that06:43
fabbionelike a postinst script or something along that line06:43
bluefoxicyon the 100th day, with a barely functional system, I claimed victory, updated, rebooted, and everything started working again06:44
bluefoxicy(gnome had been refusing to work, a reboot fixed it, wtf this isn't windows)06:44
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fabbionebrb06:45
bluefoxicylifeless:  point is, if you have to measure dapper stable uptime before it hirakaris in HOURS, something's wrong06:45
bluefoxicythis isn't Windows ME06:45
lifelessbluefoxicy: its measurable in number of suspend-resumes rather than hours of runtime06:45
bluefoxicy(other point, I'm insane, bored, and abuse my system regularly.  Also I'm playing through Zelda on my modded NES without a sword)06:46
bluefoxicyum um um.  I'm out of stuff to talk about help.06:47
jdong_now, time to replicate teardown and backport readahead-list to my dapper boxes....06:47
bluefoxicyok so the other day, somebody asked me how to license his software under LGPL.  He wanted to know if he had to register it somewhere or something06:47
jdong_and then downgrade my primary laptop to dapper again :-/06:47
bluefoxicyteardown and readahead-list?06:48
infinitybluefoxicy: You know, when you run out of things to say, it's customary to stop speaking.06:48
bluefoxicythey're not getting backported to dapper are they?06:48
jdong_bluefoxicy: not in official backports, of course not06:48
jdong_but it's handy for my laptop06:48
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bluefoxicyah o.o06:49
jdong_I've found that edgy's startup/shutdown times are so good I have no reason to use suspend/hibernate anymore06:49
LaserJockinfinity: heh06:49
jdong_it takes around 15 seconds for my modified edgy to get to a login screen06:49
jdong_and around the same amount of time to go down06:49
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bluefoxicyjdong_:  my laptop is being weird06:49
jdong_if I can optimize my dapper to that point, then I win :)06:49
bluefoxicyedgy is having a hard time booting except for on 2.6.17-9-386 (generic hangs)06:49
bluefoxicywhen it does boot, it goes from usplash to gdm in under 5 seconds06:50
bluefoxicyI don't even see the progress bar start to fill up, it's just like "Loading--oshit nm I guess it's time to log in"06:50
jdong_wow, you must have really nice hardware then06:50
bluefoxicyit normally takes kind of long, I have an HP zv5405us laptop06:50
jdong_the bulk of my 15 seconds is readahead, the rest is waiting for modprobe or switching resolution06:51
bluefoxicynothing spectacular06:51
bluefoxicyit just goes06:51
jdong_and I can't seem to optimize it much more than that :)06:51
jdong_short of doing something silly, of course06:51
bluefoxicyMaybe it's all the times I've hard-poweroff'd it, it may have gotten damaged.  Damage causes mutation, favorable mutations cause evolution.  My laptop is evolving?06:51
jdong_lol06:52
bluefoxicyjdong_:  I want to know if hotplug ever got fixed06:52
bluefoxicydaveyj kind of slapped them, cups, X, etc etc etc around with a large trout.06:52
jdong_what's wrong with hotplug now?06:52
bluefoxicyum.  Doing about 5000 opens, most of them on the same files, on files about hardware that's not in the machine nor will ever be IIRC06:53
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bluefoxicyopening, reading, and closing the same XML files over and over and over again...06:53
lifelessbluefoxicy: sounds like it has evolved06:53
jdong_heh06:54
bluefoxicyCUPS apparently loads every driver for every printer in existence06:54
bluefoxicyas in it actually opens every file and reads them all06:54
bluefoxicyand X likes to probe for hardware that "clearly doesn't exist" on ISA ports that "clearly aren't on the system" or something06:54
bluefoxicythe devs were in the room when he was giving his presentation, it was lol06:55
bluefoxicywhy am i still talking06:55
lifelessbecause06:55
bluefoxicyis this like OCD or something06:55
tfheenfabbione: sure.  Can you write me a blurb?06:56
jdong_bluefoxicy: have you taken your medication today?06:56
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fabbionetfheen: sure... 07:00
tfheenbluefoxicy: hotplug was removed from the archive ages ago.07:00
bluefoxicytfheen: ?  how in the...07:01
bluefoxicyisn't that kind of required for a functional system?07:02
tfheenbluefoxicy: no, it's not.07:02
bluefoxicyI thought it governed firmware loading and automagical pmount of USB drives07:02
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tfheenudev for the former, gnome-volume-manager for the latter.07:03
tfheenbut this is offtopic here.07:03
bluefoxicyI know; even when I'm actually contributing something useful I'm offtopic07:04
jdong_something useful being additional scrollback for devs to read through?07:07
jdong_:)07:07
fabbionetfheen: added to the bug.. you might want to check for itaglish/english.. but otherwise that's what i think we should slam there07:07
tfheenfabbione: ok, thanks.07:08
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tfheensfllaw: around?07:14
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tfheenmgalvin: hi, does the docteam have any particular place they want release notes in?07:17
mgalvintfheen: hey, not that I know of ATM, i haven't really been active for a little while, it may be best to ask in -doc, someone may know07:18
tfheenmgalvin: 'k, thanks.07:18
mgalvinnp07:18
tfheenBurgundavia: yo, do you know the answer to ^^ ?07:20
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bluefoxicyugh I'm still banned from #-offtopic07:40
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Burgundaviatfheen: the release docs are being done on the wiki, but I am currently travelling and thus have not been able to complete them07:55
Burgundaviatfheen: if they are done, they can be moved to teh ubuntu website07:56
Burgundaviatfheen: somebody else started https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyEft/Beta07:57
tfheenBurgundavia: release docs != release notes.  Release notes are typically "this bit is broken", "to work around this issue, upgrade $foo", etc.07:57
tfheenBurgundavia: also, whom should I talk to given that you're travelling?07:57
Burgundaviatfheen: for the notes, we have been letting the devel team deal with it. I believe the dapper ones were kept on the wiki, but mdz is the better person to ask07:58
Burgundaviaas for the docs, I have asked but nobody has taken it up07:58
tfheenok..07:59
mdzgenerally they go in the wiki, with contributions from the development team, the doc team and random folk from Canonical and elsewhere08:01
tfheenmdz: /Beta/ReleaseNotes would work as an URL, or do we have a scheme already?08:01
mdztfheen: the existing scheme is AdjectiveReleaseNotes08:02
tfheenok08:02
mdztfheen: the current set of ubuntu/kubuntu/edubuntu alternate/desktop should all have the ubiquity update which was the outstanding bit08:02
tfheenmdz: should have as in "have already" or "needs rebuild"?08:02
mdztfheen: as in, I triggered them at a time when they ought to have the right bits, but I haven't verified it08:03
tfheenok, thanks.08:03
tfheenI'll poke it.  I'm a tad slow today due to headache and such, but I'll cope.08:03
infinityExcept all the amd64 livefs builds failed.08:03
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infinitySetting up cupsys-driver-gutenprint (5.0.0-2ubuntu1) ...08:04
infinitycan't close cups-genppd pipe:  at /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0 line 418.08:04
infinitydpkg: error processing cupsys-driver-gutenprint (--configure):08:04
infinity subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 108:04
infinitytfheen: Can you reproduce that on a local amd64 box?08:05
infinitytfheen: All the amd64 livefs builds failed with that.08:05
tfheeninfinity: I'll poke it08:05
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infinityI need to buy a new one.08:05
tfheendeboostrap takes a tad of time here08:06
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infinityYeah, that's why I always keep clean chroots on my laptop.08:06
tfheenyou're clearly cleverer than I.08:06
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pittiGood morning08:31
pygimorning pitti 08:32
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Hobbseehey pitti 08:37
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sivangmorning08:47
pygihey ho sivang :)08:48
sivangyo pygi 08:50
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dholbachgood morning - HAPPY HUG DAY!08:58
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Burgundaviamorning sivang, dholbach09:00
dholbachhi Burgundavia09:03
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mvoinfinity: can you please give-back synaptic?09:21
sivanghi Burgundavia , dholbach , mvo , pitti 09:22
sivangI'm getting Ign on all the translated package info when apt-get update'ing, known or recently dropped ?09:24
pittihi sivang 09:24
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mvosivang: maybe your language is not translated yet :)09:27
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sivangmvo: Ign http://archive.ubuntu.com edgy/main Translation-en_GB <== using en_GB ;-)09:29
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tfheenmvo: given back09:31
mvotfheen: thanks!09:31
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fabbionehey sharms 09:40
fabbionefeh09:40
fabbionehey shawarma 09:40
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shawarmafabbione: Hi, there.09:41
shawarmafabbione: Is the wife going to let you go to UDS this time?09:43
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fabbioneshawarma: yeah.. she will try to let me go09:45
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pittimvo: can g-a-i or synaptic display a list of all installed packages which are unsupported?09:46
mvopitti: synaptic can, the easiest way is to click on "status", "Installed" and then sort by the Status column of the tree (the little "S")09:47
mvoeh09:47
mvopitti: make that the second column09:47
mvothe one with the ubuntu logo09:47
shawarmafabbione: Coolness. I'm hoping to go this time as well, although it's a quite a bit more expensive trip.09:49
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fabbioneshawarma: yeah i know09:49
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slytherinCan anyone please tell me how can I apply for a mailing list for a l10n team?09:51
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carlosslytherin: try mailing to mailman-owner@lists.ubuntu.com09:54
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carlosLaserJock: ping09:55
LaserJockcarlos: yeah?09:55
carlosLaserJock: hi, I saw the upload of .pot files for Ubuntu documentation09:55
carlosLaserJock: but I need to know whether I should just approve the .pot files or if you need any adjustment on what we have already imported since Dapper09:56
carlos(template renames/splits/removals)09:56
LaserJockah yes09:56
carlosso we don't create new unneeded templates 09:57
LaserJockhow can I find out what you have now?09:57
carlosLaserJock: this is what we have right now:09:58
carloshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/xubuntu-docs/+translations09:58
carloshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/ubuntu-docs/+translations09:58
carloshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/kubuntu-docs/+translations09:58
carloshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/edubuntu-docs/+translations09:58
carlosit comes from Dapper09:59
LaserJockk09:59
carlosand I think mdke told me that we would need to remove/rename some of them09:59
mdztfheen: any luck with the livefs bulid failures?10:02
carlosslytherin: sorry, I gave you the wrong address, send an email with your request to mailman@lists.ubuntu.com10:03
slytherincarlos: Is it automated response kind of thing? Or the replies are sent by any person?10:05
carlosslytherin: by our admins10:05
slytherincarlos: Ok. Thanks.10:05
carlosnot sure if they have it redirected to a ticket system10:05
carlosbut anyway, they should answer you10:05
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tfheenmdz: no, my test failed with a different error, but I suspect that was because I forgot to mount /proc10:07
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mdztfheen: it seems likely to be a broken pipe issue10:20
mdz        close GENPPD or die "can't close cups-genppd pipe: $!";10:20
mdzGENPPD is the read end of a pipe10:20
mdzthat script hasn't changed in ages of course, and there's no reason it should fail consistently on amd6410:21
mdzinfinity: only adm64 failed, but all derivatives?10:21
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mdztfheen: meanwhile, please get folks started on testing the architectures which are up to date.  sfllaw,10:25
tfheenmdz: willdo10:25
mdztfheen: when he wakes, should have testing facilities ready to go10:25
mdzin montreal10:26
tfheengoodie10:26
tfheenmdz: did you build DVD images too?10:26
mdztfheen: no, I didn't10:26
tfheenI'll do that, then10:26
mdzI didn't build xubuntu either10:27
mdzor server10:27
tfheenok, doing those too, then10:27
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mdzI built alternate and desktop for ubuntu, kubuntu, edubuntu10:28
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Hobbseehey sabdfl 10:31
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LaserJockheh10:33
LaserJockself-appointed benevolent dictator for life10:33
LaserJockperhaps the spelling is right10:33
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`anthonyself-appointed or south african?10:34
Hobbseeself appointed10:35
realistSpeaking of which, I'm going to Cape Town in Janurary, can't wait!10:35
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ograwas the cupsys breakage fixed ? i see no upload on -changes 10:49
ograpitti, tkamppeter ^^^ ?10:49
pittiogra: cupsys breakage?10:49
pittiogra: I only fixed the dapper update breakage recently10:49
ograpitti, the postinst error we discussed yesterday10:49
ograit breaks the installer10:50
pittiogra: I don't remember a discussion about cupsys postinst 10:50
ogrameh10:50
pittiwell, I do remember a gutenprint discussion vaguely10:50
ograwe discussed it for 30 min or so10:50
ograright10:50
tfheenpitti: take a look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/livefs-build-logs/edgy/ubuntu/20060927/livecd-20060927-amd64.out10:50
ogracupsys-driver-gimpprint tris to gnerate ppds10:50
ogra*tries10:50
ograand fails10:50
tfheenSetting up cupsys-driver-gutenprint (5.0.0-2ubuntu1) ...10:51
tfheencan't close cups-genppd pipe:  at /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0 line 418.10:51
tfheendpkg: error processing cupsys-driver-gutenprint (--configure): subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 110:51
tfheenis the error10:51
ogratfheen, yes, that one10:51
ograthanks :)10:51
pittitkamppeter: hm, what was the result of that discussion?10:51
mvoKamion: could you please approve my dist-upgrader upload?10:51
ograpitti, iirc he said we could make it a no-op i the case there are no queues set up (i.e. in a fresh install)10:52
mdzmvo: what's in it?10:56
mdz(we are in beta freeze)10:56
mvomdz: the dist-upgrader tarball that revert the "Breaks" changes (ie it does not download any backports). it also has a special case handling for the packages with the Breaks field (just ensuring that if they were installed, they will be kept installed)11:00
mdzmvo: I just finished building CDs :-/11:00
mvomdz: *argh* :( sorry11:00
mdzmvo: we hadn't talked about the latter part11:01
mvomdz: about the special case for the packages that used to use Breaks? I though we did11:01
mdzmvo: surely there wouldn't be any packages with Breaks, since we didn't use it in dapper11:01
ogramdz, pkgsel fails anyway unless the cupsys-driver-gutenprint postinst is fixed11:02
mdzmvo: oh, the packages that once used breaks, but no longer do11:02
mvomdz: yes. 11:02
mdzogra: not everywhere11:02
mdzapparently the livefs build succeeded except on amd6411:02
ograwell, alternate (thus edubuntu) fails completely11:02
Riddellmdz: could you give back koffice on ppc11:03
mdzmvo: please mail me a diff11:03
tfheenogra: for i386 and ppc too?11:03
mdzRiddell: done11:04
ogratfheen, pkgsel exits  ... i didnt test ppc yet, but i assume its the same there11:04
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ogra(which leaves you with an unconfigured grub)11:06
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Bazzihi :)11:09
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Bazzidoko_: ping11:09
mvomdz: send11:13
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ogratfheen, mdz, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/cupsys-driver-gutenprint.postinst vs http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/cupsys-driver-gutenprint.postinst.quickfix ... would that be ok with you ?11:15
tfheenogra: diff, please?11:15
mdzogra: I don't see the difference11:15
ogra(i just added two || true to make it fail less evil)11:15
tfheenroot@vawad:/# /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0 -u11:16
tfheencups-genppd: Unable to create file "/usr/share/ppd/gutenprint/5.0/en/stp-bjc-30.5.0.ppd.gz" - No such file or directory.11:16
mdzogra: the script is bailing out; it's not at all clear that it has finished doing its work11:16
tfheencan't close cups-genppd pipe:  at /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0 line 418.11:16
Kamionmdz: a dist-upgrader update won't require livefs rebuilds, at least, and those are the slow bits11:16
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ogramdz, it cant finish ... it needs a set up printer queue to finish at all according to tkamppeter 11:17
mdzogra: that seems unlikely11:17
ograthats what he said yesterday11:17
mdzotherwise it would have failed on upgrade for every user without a printer queue set up11:17
tfheenmkdir /usr/share/ppd/gutenprint/5.0/en/ fixes it for me.11:18
tfheencan somebody verify that?11:18
ogratfheen, even in a norwegian locale ? 11:18
tfheenogra: in a clean chroot without any locale params set.11:18
ograah, k11:18
ograseems it only generates them in /en here as well11:19
fabbionetfheen: sparc-server CD has kernel module mistmatch...11:20
fabbionetfheen: did somebody updated the seeds?11:20
tfheenfabbione: gnr.11:20
fabbione(for -10- that's it)11:20
tfheenfabbione: I don't touch your seeds.11:20
mdzmvo: this diff is 22k11:20
fabbionetfheen: server is in the normal seed.. i don't touch them either11:20
mvomdz: a lot of it is mo-file change (because the translations were rebuild and the update to the demotions.cfg file). the actual source changes are much much smaller11:21
fabbionetfheen: probably Kamion did always fix them in background because i never had to put my hands there11:22
tfheenfabbione: if you could just Get It Fixed, I'd appreciate.  I'm trying to fix the gutenprint b0rkage.11:22
ogratfheen, hmm, the /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0 seems to create it at the very top ...11:22
ograhah, no its doesnt :)11:23
ograit needs to be called with -d -u11:23
ogratfheen, could you try that in your chroot ?11:23
KamionI didn't fix them last night ...11:23
Kamionlet me check11:23
Kamionif they aren't done, I'll do them and respin11:23
mdzmvo: I can't possibly look at this and say that it's correct11:23
tfheenogra: it won't help.  It doesn't create the subdirs.11:24
mdzmvo: which is the level of certainty that we need to have the day before a major release11:24
fabbioneKamion: thanks, i would love if you could that11:24
Kamionyep, nobody fixed the seeds11:24
tfheenKamion: thanks.11:24
ograah, crap ...11:24
Kamionwon't take long to sort out11:25
fabbioneKamion: thanks dude11:26
tfheenI wonder why the cupsys problem doesn't bit us on i386 though11:26
ograit does here11:26
ograi cant install amd64 or i386 alternate11:27
mdzmvo: and there are changes in here not even described in the changelog11:27
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RiddellKamion: looks like a couple of errors creating the alternate ppc kubuntu cds, "cat: /srv/cdimage.no-name-yet.com/debian-cd/data/edgy/yaboot/yaboot.conf.server: No such file or directory" and "cp: cannot create directory `powerpc/cdrom': Permission denied"11:30
Kamionok, thanks, I'll check that out11:30
Kamionfirst is definitely my fault11:30
tfheenthe latter is probably that ppc gets unhappy when you run it as your own user.  The group for the kernels and such is then wrong and the cron scripts become unhappy11:31
mvomdz: let me create a new diff that removes the special handling of the breaks, translations and the fixes in aptsources.py. those are not critical. 11:31
tfheens/ppc/ppc build/11:31
Kamionyeah, let me do the alternate builds and I'll clean them up11:32
mdzmvo: why is the demoted.cfg update so large?11:32
KamionI must fix that group bug at some point11:32
mdzmvo: had it not been updated since dapper?11:32
Kamionisn't the Breaks handling the critical bit? or did I misread?11:33
mvomdz: effectively yes, my bad11:33
mdzKamion: the breaks issue is multifaceted11:34
mvoKamion: I did add some code to special case the packages that used to use breaks but now use conflicts. that one can be taken out and we just hope that apt gets it right11:34
mdzKamion: in the last update a bunch of new code was added to use backported packages to handle the breaks11:35
mdzKamion: that's being reverted, which is the important bit11:35
Kamionright11:35
ogragrmbl ... tfheen it sets the default language several times in /usr/sbin/cups-genppdconfig.5.0, so i wonder why it doesnt work :/11:36
tkamppeterogra, I did not say that the script needs a print queue to work, I said that the script updates existing print queues. So it is only needed to be run when print queues can be there. In situations which can never have print queues, like install on virgin partition, one coukld simply omit running it.11:38
ogratkamppeter, so a check if the directory exists in the packages postinst would suffice ? 11:39
tfheentkamppeter: is there a reason why /usr/share/ppd/gutenprint/5.0/en/ isn't shipped in the .deb?11:39
ograits created dynamically ... you can specify different language dirs ...11:39
ogra/usr/sbin/cups-genppd.5.0 does that it seems11:39
mvomdz: does this http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/20060927.1137.diff look more appropriate?11:40
ogra(or doesnt in our case, wich i would see as the real bug here)11:40
tkamppetertfheen: This is strange, as the PPDs shipping with gutenprint are exactly in this directory.11:40
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tfheentkamppeter: which package?11:42
ograthe perl script (cups-genppdconfig.5.0) does everything right and sets the defaults, but cups-genppd.5.0 seems not to pick up these settings 11:42
mdzmvo: perfect11:42
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tfheentkamppeter: it seems to me there are no included ppds from the build of the gutenprint package11:43
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tkamppetertfhenn: cupsys-driver-gutenprint11:43
ogratkamppeter, if i add a test for that dir to avoid running cups-genppdconfig.5.0, would the ppds ever be created after install ? 11:43
ogra(is it run if i add a printer or something like that ?)11:44
tkamppetertfhenn: Perhaps they are generated by the postinst script (and this must be done also when there is no print queue)11:44
tkamppeterIn Mandriva I get the PPDs when the package is built (by make), but in Ubuntu it seems that the PPD building by 'make' is suppressed and postponed to the postinst script.11:45
tkamppeterSo Mandriva's postinst script only updates queues.11:46
ograhmm, what is gutenprint-locales ??11:46
tfheentkamppeter: (you're consistently spelling my nick incorrectly, so I don't get any highlights.)  Would there be any downside to just shipping /usr/share/ppd/gutenprint/5.0/en/ in the package?  If not, I'll just add that.11:46
tkamppeterThis means that in Ubuntu we must assure that the postinst script is always executed correctly.11:46
Kamionthat's true anyway :)11:47
Kamionpostinst script failures always cause the package to fail to install11:47
Kamionrebuilding alternate CDs now, with the right kernel this time11:47
Fadehas anybody else here noticed serious breakage in xemacs and gnuemacs?11:47
FadeI'm on a powerpc box, but it seems like it's probably sort of endemic.11:47
tkamppetertfheen, go ahead and add it (or mkdir ... in the postinst script), there is no problem caused by having that dir.11:48
Fadehttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xemacs21/+bug/5885611:48
UbugtuMalone bug 58856 in xemacs21 "xemacs segfaults on edgy powerpc system" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  11:48
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fabbioneKamion: mind to let me know when server CD's will be ready?11:49
tfheenKamion: supposedly, we need new alternate CDs too for the gutenprint thing.11:49
tfheenKamion: can you stop the publisher, please?11:49
tfheenI want to test build this before uploading11:50
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mdzUbugtu: bug 62590 please11:52
UbugtuMalone bug 62590 in Ubuntu "openoffice.org FTBFS, when built on edgy's kernel" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6259011:52
tfheentkamppeter: we seem to build all the PPDs in the package build too, but they're never shipped.  Anyway, we can revisit that after beta.11:52
FadeI can't believe I'm the only one who values xemacs. lol11:52
mvomdz: dist-upgrader 20060927.1137 is uploaded and wating for approval.11:52
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Kamionfabbione: maybe about an hour?11:55
doko_Bazzi: pong11:55
fabbioneKamion: sure that's fine11:55
Kamionfabbione: actually I can do them earlier, due to the gutenprint thing11:55
Kamionso within the hour11:55
fabbioneKamion: that's fine. i just need to know when they are done. doesn't matter when11:55
fabbioneKamion: i am testing netinstalls in the meantime11:55
mdzmvo: accepted, thanks11:56
Kamionoh I see, your grammar confused me then11:56
Kamion"when server CDs are ready"11:57
Bazzidoko_: I talked with dholbach a bit on Java things in ubuntu. you are the responsible person for java?11:57
Kamionquirk of English tenses11:57
doko_Bazzi: as long as it's in main, maybe yes11:57
Bazzidoko_: I particularly have two interests, (1) fixing eclipse so that it works flawlessly, (2) giving ubuntu some more free java love ;-)11:58
Bazzihm, those things are mostly in universe, though11:58
tkamppetertfheen: Lets leave it this way, it consumes less CD space for the package. Only fix the directory creation in the postinst script and the package is perfect.11:59
tfheenKamion,infinity: please let gutenprint in once you see it.11:59
doko_Bazzi: you're welcome. (2) is not a problem, just start. what problems do you have with eclipse?11:59
tfheenwith that, I'm off for a little bit of rest to avoid my head falling off.12:00
dholbachdoko_: I said to Bazzi that a java maintenance team might be a good idea - so more than one can chip in fixes for java packages :)12:00
Bazzidoko_: it doesn't work for me at all, I get wrong/missing build-deps (I'm all new to hacking packages so I don't know where to fix them) and they're quite complex12:00
ogratfheen, thanks a lot :)12:01
Kamiontfheen: done12:01
Kamioninfinity: want to drive the publisher? or you could just turn the cron jobs back on ...12:01
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Kamionwe're just about in time12:01
Kamionactually, maybe not, I think cron needs the jobs to be in place one minute before they run12:02
Kamionor at least vixie cron used to be that way12:02
fabbioneoh grat12:02
fabbionei found a glibc6 regression12:03
doko_Bazzi: so you did use an upstream version, or the packaged one?12:04
infinityKamion: I'll just drive by hand.12:04
Bazzidoko_: since the packaged one didn't work I thought it might be useful to recompile it myself against the current gcj version. but apt-get build-dep eclipse failed12:05
TheMusoc12:07
doko_Bazzi: just download, start the build with debian/rules build and try to figure out, what goes wrong. it works for me.12:09
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Bazziyou mean starting or compiling works?12:10
Riddellnew kubuntu-meta upload if someone could let it through12:10
infinityKamion: Any particular reason why ubuntu-minimal isn't a task?12:11
doko_Bazzi: compiling12:11
infinityKamion: See bug #61684 ... This can be fixed for -standard or -desktop by installing tasks instead of metapackages, but not for -minimal12:12
UbugtuMalone bug 61684 in Ubuntu "Removing any u-desktop depdencency marks all other packages for auto-removal" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6168412:12
Kamioninfinity: historically, because we didn't have aptitude at the point when we were installing -minimal12:12
Kamionand also because debootstrap installs -minimal12:12
infinityOh, debootstrap installs it.  Right.12:12
KamionI think we lose here, TBH. We can cope with occasionally having to fix up stuff in minimal, right?12:13
infinityThen it won't matter anyway, cause it won't end up in apt's autoremove DB.12:13
Bazzidoko_: that's btw the error I get when trying to start it: http://phpfi.com/15767512:13
infinitySo, we win.12:13
Kamionwe should probably mark ubuntu-minimal as manually installed?12:13
infinity(In this case)12:13
Kamionoh, no, that's the default12:13
infinityYeah, no need to mark it at all.12:14
Kamionmark everything else at the end of the debootstrap run as automatically installed?12:14
infinitySince it's done by dpkg and black magic, not apt.12:14
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doko_Bazzi: so that for running eclipse, not building it ...12:14
infinityMarked as auto-installed would give us the above bug, which I was trying to avoid. :)12:14
Kamionoh, right12:14
Kamionok12:14
infinityIn other words, the bug isn't there for -minimal, I just didn't think it through.12:14
mvoKamion: if it is not installed by apt, then its all good :)12:14
Kamionrighto12:14
Bazzidoko_: yep that error is for running it12:15
Kamionfabbione: server CDs should be up now12:15
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fabbioneKamion: it appears that finish-install fix for ttySX didn't kick.. just tested on a netinstall12:15
Kamionwhat version of finish-install was on your image?12:15
Kamionoh, netinstall12:15
Kamionhmm12:15
fabbionesyslog:Sep 27 10:03:04 finish-install: Configuring /etc/inittab for serial console12:16
fabbionehmm12:16
fabbionei have 2.3ubuntu1 in my local mirror12:16
Kamionyeah, I didn't update the message, that doesn't matter12:16
fabbionersynced no more than one hours ago12:16
Kamionoh, I suck12:16
Kamion        if [ -f /target/etc/inittab ] ; then12:16
Kamion        if [ -f /etc/event.d/tty1 ] ; then12:16
Kamionspot the bug12:16
Bazzidoko_: do I need anything special to du a debian/rules build? it complains about lack of /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make12:17
pittimissing /target?12:17
fabbioneKamion: yeah.. if we have inittab..12:17
Kamionpitti: bingo12:17
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fabbioneah no12:17
fabbione /target12:17
fabbioneyeah12:17
fabbioneok i guess beta for sparc is going to be doomed.. slightly :)12:17
doko_Bazzi: sudo apt-get build-dep eclipse12:18
KamionI can fix this, it's a one-liner12:18
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Kamion... sugar?12:18
ograhaha12:18
Bazzidoko_: that fails. libjsch-java is in wrong version12:18
fabbioneKamion: ahah12:18
KamionI have no kettle at my workplace right now :(12:18
fabbioneKamion: btw.. bug #6259612:19
UbugtuMalone bug 62596 in glibc "ld.so.conf disappeared?" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6259612:19
fabbionethat will stop some interesting thing to work12:19
Kamionscore12:20
KamionI guess that's due to /usr/X11R6/lib going away12:20
fabbionei dunno..12:20
fabbionei still need to dig into it12:20
ograi still have it in my i386 install from yesterday12:20
fabbioneogra: it's not on my i386 server installed 20 minutes ago12:21
ogra(but indeed that has /usr/X11R6/lib)12:21
Kamionfabbione: weird, the code looks correct12:21
Kamionin libc6.postinst12:22
fabbione    if dpkg --compare-versions $preversion lt 2.3.999.2-4; then12:22
fabbione        if [ -e /etc/ld.so.conf ] ; then12:22
fabbione            [ -z "$(tail -n 1 /etc/ld.so.conf)" ]  || echo >> /etc/ld.so.conf12:22
fabbione        else12:22
fabbione            touch /etc/ld.so.conf12:22
fabbione        fi12:22
fabbione        if ! grep -q '^include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/.*\.conf$' /etc/ld.so.conf ; then12:22
fabbione            echo 'include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf' >> /etc/ld.so.conf12:22
fabbione        fi12:22
fabbione    fi12:22
fabbioneno it's not12:22
fabbione$preversion doesn't exist on install?12:22
infinitypreversoin needs ot be quoted.12:22
Kamionah yes, I just came to the same conclusion as infinity12:22
infinityThen --compare-versions will be happy.12:22
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fabbionefeh12:22
infinityDo I want to upload for that, or not?12:23
Kamionfinish-install fix is in accepted12:23
Kamionhow long does glibc take to build everywhere?12:23
infinityToo long.12:23
Kamionjbailey said the other day that he was concerned about uploading glibc at the moment in case compiler updates broke it12:24
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infinity6 hours on sparc.12:24
infinityThat's a no-go.12:24
Kamionwe could simply bump that version check later, and fix it post-beta12:24
fabbioneno no12:24
fabbioneno glibc uploads12:24
fabbioneJeff has other fixes pending12:24
infinityYeah, bumping the version check sounds alright to me.12:25
fabbioneit's not catastrophic12:25
doko_Bazzi: right, that was in preparation for eclipse-3.2. if you want to rebuild the current eclipse, please install the libjsch-java from dapper12:25
Bazzidoko_: will eclipse-3.2 still come for edgy?12:26
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doko_Bazzi: probably yes, probably no12:27
Bazzimmmh :( hopefully yes12:27
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Bazzidoko_: I'll use upstream for now, then and hope eclipse 3.2 slips into edgy in time12:30
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thomsabdfl: http://www.flickr.com/photos/x180/253623622/in/set-72157594289138343/ <-- practising the ballroom dancing again?12:31
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pygisivang: poke? :)12:43
sivangpygi: hi12:45
pygisivang: you have time or are you busy once again? :)12:45
sivangpygi: doing something but can talk and multitask :-)12:46
pygisivang: ah, won't bug you then, just ping me if you're done in next 10 years :)12:46
sivangpygi: heh12:47
sivangpygi: no, please, go ahead12:47
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lloydinhohi pitti. I have problems with query stuff.12:53
pittilloydinho: oh, not registered?12:53
lloydinhoI'll just try and get it working, just a moment'12:53
pittilloydinho: how are your travels and interviews coming along?12:53
lloydinho(I'm using KDE...)12:53
lloydinhoweird business.12:54
lloydinhoI'm at the aKademy.12:54
lloydinhoin Dublin.12:54
lloydinhoSo things are going quite well.12:54
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lloydinhohey mvo!01:08
lloydinhomvo: busy with the beta release?01:09
tfheeninfinity: you're running the publisher back-to-back?  Is it done yet?01:09
mvolloydinho: yeah :( otherwise I would have answered your last mail already :)01:09
lloydinhomvo: No worries, I've been too busy with the fieldwork stuff anyway. :-)01:10
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infinitytfheen: No, it's still going (second run)01:18
sivangtfheen: you've asked that exact same question some point in time during this release cycle right? 01:19
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FujitsuMy wireshark builds failed with `Chroot problem' 4 days ago, they haven't been rebuilt yet...01:20
FujitsuDo I have to do something special?01:20
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tfheensivang: as in "sometime during edgy", yes, as in "sometime during beta preparations", no.01:22
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tfheeninfinity: ok, please tell me when it's done.01:22
infinitytfheen: Hah, it just finished.01:22
sivangtfheen: right, the former. good I'm sane still.01:23
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tfheeninfinity: thanks, I'll build amd64 livefs-es now to test.01:26
infinitytfheen: Kay, cool.  You'll be testing a quick livefs.sh tweak at the same time, so I'll be watching.01:26
tfheeninfinity: ok.01:26
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infinitytfheen: The sooner, the better, mind you. :)01:29
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ograid gutenprint already done ? 01:31
ogra*is01:31
infinityYes.01:31
ograwow, that was fast01:31
infinityYou must have fallen asleep, it wasn't that fast. :)01:31
ograi sat here twiddling thumbs :)01:32
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fabbioneogra: slaker!01:33
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ograheh01:33
bddebianHowdy folks01:33
Kamionlp_archive@drescher:~$ change-override.py -c universe -S tcsh01:40
Kamionwoo01:40
infinity!01:44
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infinityI thought tcsh was a build-dep of large chunks of weird crap (and OOo)?01:44
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Fujitsuinfinity, doesn't OOo come under weird crap anyway?01:45
infinityWell, yes.01:45
infinityWould appear that it's not a build-dep, though.  Maybe I'm on crack, or maybe it bootstraps its own csh to use in the build process.01:46
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infinityThe latter wouldn't surprise me.01:46
infinityI suspect they'll ship the GCC source bundled with OOo eventually.01:46
fabbionesooner or later they will have obiquity as b-d01:47
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fabbioneubiquity even01:47
mantiena-baltixHi all01:47
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mantiena-baltixKamion, Hi, could you give me some time ? I wanna work on ubiquity bugs (I noticed lots of bugs in dapper's ubiquity), so, maybe it would be better to use ubiquity from edgy on our distro (Baltix, based on Dapper) ?01:51
RiddellKamion: could you let kubuntu-meta 1.14 into the archive?01:52
infinitymantiena-baltix: You might want to try bugging him after we've released the Edgy Beta (in the next 24-48 hours)01:53
infinityRiddell: Will this require livefs rebuilds for kubuntu?01:53
Riddellinfinity: yes01:53
fabbioneRiddell: that's not the right answer01:54
fabbione;)01:54
infinityRiddell: Unavoidable? :)01:54
Riddellwell amd64 live CD is oversized so seems unavoidable to me01:54
mantiena-baltixinfinity, I just wanna ask if ubiquity from edgy is stable enough and if there are any important reasons do not use ubiquity from Edgy on Dapper-based system01:55
slomo_infinity: ping? did you already do something about apache1/2 at the same time? :)01:55
infinityFair enough.01:55
infinityslomo_: Not for beta, no.01:55
infinityRiddell: Accepting.01:55
Riddellthanks infinity 01:55
doko_infinity: OOo dropped tcsh in edgy01:56
infinitydoko_: Nice.01:57
ograto switch to zsh ? 01:57
ograor csh ?01:57
doko_infinity, Fujitsu: OOo isn't as evil as Keybuk says ...01:57
infinitySwitching from tcsh to zsh would be a neat trick...01:57
Fujitsudoko_, sure...01:58
ogra:)01:58
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ograARGH 02:11
ograwhat did you do to my isos ?02:11
ograwhere do these 7M come from ?02:11
pittiogra: straight from hell02:12
ograseems like :((02:12
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ogrash*t 02:15
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ograhow could our kernel and modules grow by 7M ?02:16
ograits the only differenc i see apart from gutenprint and synaptic02:16
infinityThey don't seem to have grown at all here, from -9 to -1002:17
ograi have no clue where to take that space from ... damn, the iso was perfect 02:17
ograwell, i dont think synaptic grew by 7M02:18
mvoogra: I hope not :P02:18
ograand the gutenprint fix was a one liner02:18
ograinfinity, l-r-m probably ?02:19
infinityNope.02:19
infinityNo change there.02:19
ograhmm02:19
Lathiatsome missing debug stripping or something?02:19
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ograubuntu has the same issue it seems02:19
sabdflthom: it's just a jump to the left...02:20
ograheh02:20
sivanghehe02:20
thomsabdfl: *g*02:21
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infinityogra: Indeed, though only on i386.. The others didn't grow.02:22
ograyep02:22
ograthats why i suspect some part of the linux package ...02:22
ograoh02:23
ograheh02:23
infinityFound it?02:24
ograwhere is the difference between -generic and -i386 ?02:24
ograi have all d-i modules twice in the .list file 02:24
infinityAhh, that wouldbe it.02:24
ograone -generic and one -i38602:24
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ograd-i rebuild ? 02:24
ograor onyl a metapackage glitch ?02:25
infinitygerminate bug, I'd guess.02:25
infinity-generic is listed for amd64, and I think it's pulling it in for i386 too.02:25
ograah02:25
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Kamionmantiena-baltix: use the dapper-updates version of ubiquity; I don't support edgy's ubiquity on a dapper-based distribution02:36
Kamionmantiena-baltix: for one thing, edgy's ubiquity uses console-setup, which isn't in dapper; and it needs other bits of infrastructure you don't have02:36
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Kamiontfheen: just heard about an oem-config bug02:38
Kamion+  * Add /usr/lib/oem-config to sys.path in oem-config-dm so that it can02:38
Kamion+    import frontend modules.02:38
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Kamion+sys.path.insert(0, '/usr/lib/oem-config')02:39
mantiena-baltixKamion, I understand, that you don't support edgy's ubiquity on dapper, but if edgy's ubiquity just need some packages to be backported then it02:39
mantiena-baltixit's not a problem for me, I can do this ;)02:40
Kamionmantiena-baltix: then on your head be it; I don't want to be asked about it02:40
Kamionhonestly, it's too much work for me to attempt to help02:40
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tfheenKamion: without it, it doesn't work, or?02:41
Kamiontfheen: I've uploaded the fixed oem-config; if you want to get somebody to push it through, please do02:41
Kamiontfheen: yeah, it'll raise an AttributeError on oem-config-dm startup unfortunately02:41
Kamionwhich is kind of fatal02:41
tfheenKamion: ok, thanks02:41
Kamionabattoir's tested the fix and it works02:41
tfheeninfinity: if you'd be so kind as to approve that. ^^ 02:41
mantiena-baltixKamion, thank you very much, you told me exactly what I need - ubiquity from edgy will not work on default dapper system :)02:41
infinitytfheen: Will do.02:41
zulheylo02:42
ograinfinity, any results in proving that theory ? 02:42
Kamionmantiena-baltix: I'm willing to backport more individual fixes to dapper-updates if you want to identify them, although I can't fix everything that way02:42
Kamionanyway, I really have to run, I need to be five minutes' drive away two minutes ago02:43
infinityogra: Looks like we're committing a hackish fix right now.02:44
ograok02:44
mantiena-baltixKamion, good luck, I try to help you with version from dapper-updates at first02:44
infinityKamion: germinate tests look good, committing.02:44
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tfheenRiddell: that seed adjustment you did -- does it affect live cds?03:15
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tfheenogra: you probably want new livefs-es too?03:16
tfheenogra: or are those you have too big already?03:16
ogranope, they are fine ... 03:16
ogramy liveCD is usually a bit smaller anyway03:16
ograas soon as the germinate fix is in i need new i386 builds though03:17
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tfheenogra: you want new livefs-es for  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/61684 don't you?03:17
UbugtuMalone bug 61684 in Ubuntu "Removing any u-desktop depdencency marks all other packages for auto-removal" [High,Confirmed]  03:17
ograif thats fixed then yes03:17
Riddelltfheen: yes03:18
Riddelltfheen: so wait for kubuntu-meta 1.14 is in the archive before rebuilding03:19
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tfheenRiddell: will do03:20
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seb128bah, edgy on amd64 is no fun03:27
Treenaksseb128: it's fun here!03:27
seb128depending of the fun then ;)03:27
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seb128valgrind is not working03:27
ograseb128, wahts not funny about it ? 03:28
ograah03:28
seb128lot of "DWARF2 CFI reader: unhandled CFI instruction 0:24" to start03:28
Treenakswhat's a DWARF2 CFI reader?03:29
seb128no idea03:29
seb128and it exits on "valgrind: m_debuginfo/storage.c:311 (vgModuleLocal_addDiCfSI): Assertion 'cfsi->len > 0 && cfsi->len < 2000000' failed."03:29
ograa little person with glasses and a book ?03:29
tfheendwarf2 is a debugging format.03:30
tfheenor debugging symbol format or whatever03:30
ograhow boring ... i lkie my idea better :)03:30
ogra*like03:30
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ograif you use a DVD the current isos should work ...03:31
ograthey are just to big for 700MB 03:31
Kamioninfinity: thanks for testing that03:32
tfheenKamion: new alternate builds running now.  I forgot and ended up doing full builds rather than i386 only.03:32
Kamionwe'd need everything for oem-config anyway03:33
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mvowill we see another -live build as well?03:34
ograyep03:34
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pittibandwidth even03:35
ograheh, i get 36k (on a 2M line)03:35
sivanglines dropping again?03:36
pittiogra: that's not the point, de.archive.u.c. serves me 150 kb03:36
sivangpitti: .de never seem to be servig less 03:36
pittibut it's always a day out of date03:36
sivangit's quite good03:36
mvoarchive.u.c is pretty slow these days :/03:36
ograyep03:36
elmoI can get 8Mbit from the office03:36
elmothe machines are fine - if  it's slow for you a) let us know (esp. where you're coming from IP wise),and b) use a mirror - that's why they exist :-P03:36
Znarlpitti : What's your IP address?03:37
sivanghmm, seems fine. I am now dist-upgrading in 194Kb/s03:37
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sivangfrom a.u.c03:37
pittiZnarl: 195.227.105.180 is my ISP's public address03:37
Znarlpitti : Ta.03:37
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tfheenmvo: live iso, not live fs, no03:38
pittisometimes, when I ^C apt-get and start again, I get a better one, though; seems to be pure luck03:38
mvotfheen: no new livefs? oh well, so no fix for #61684 :/03:38
tfheenmvo: yes, that's what I'm rebuilding for now.  Not yet another is what I meant.03:39
mvoaha, right03:39
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ograergh, why did my rsync just stop ?03:40
Znarlpitti : Ah, you're now using easynet transit to get to a.u.c, which seems to be why it's slow for you.03:40
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pittiZnarl: ah; this is most likely the reason for mvo's slow link, too?03:40
Znarlpitti : You use telia.net otherwise, which is faster, to get to the DC.03:41
pittiZnarl: thanks for investigating; good that it's not a DC issue then03:41
ograevil german telecom i guess03:41
mvoZnarl: oh! anything I can do on my end? I guess not :/ crap provider03:42
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mvoZnarl: it seems I go over atlas.cogentco.com03:42
ogramy rsync just had an evil hiccup via telecom ... now i cant get more than 4k either03:42
tfheeni386 is better now, but it's still a tad oversized..03:43
Kamiontfheen: you need to rm your .ssh/known_hosts on lithium or something03:44
Kamionor just sudo su - cdimage first03:44
Spadshello03:44
KamionI do wonder if I should force LANG=C in build-image-set ...03:44
SpadsI just updated lithium's global known_hosts.  03:44
Kamionah, thanks03:44
tfheenKamion: to fix up builds you mean or something else?03:45
Kamiontfheen: look at the end of the last log file03:45
tfheenKamion: done03:45
ogratfheen, it shrunk by 8M ... thats fine for edubuntu you can start builds for it if you like 03:45
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Kamiontfheen: I think that group warthogs thing for powerpc only happens when the build is interrupted; my attempts at debugging it haven't been useful so far03:46
tfheenKamion: any excellent ideas what we should do to get i386 down?03:46
Znarlmvo : What's your source IP?03:46
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tfheenSpads: is the ssh key for calcium.u.c globally wrong on lithium?03:46
Spadslet me check03:46
ograZnarl, http://pastebin.ca/18402403:47
ograi have similar issues03:47
Spadstfheen: yes it is.  Let me just go and update our known_hosts databases03:47
tfheenSpads: I also get some weird errors when pushing to scandium: buffer_get_ret: trying to get more bytes 257 than in buffer 103 (and more)03:48
Spadstfheen: I'll look into that once I get calcium sorted out03:49
mvoZnarl: 84.166.114.83 (changes daily)03:49
Kamionremoving kbd-chooser would help a little bit, but probably not much03:50
Spadstfheen: try the calcium thing again03:50
Spadsscandium was just re-IP'd I think.  Znarl would know more03:51
tfheenSpads: seems happy now.03:51
tfheenlithium tries to contact chlorine, but get no route to host.03:51
Spadsyes03:51
Spadsthat's known03:51
Znarlmvo : You seem to be getting to a.u.c using an busy peering connection.03:51
Spadstfheen: is that fatal?03:52
mvoZnarl: aha, ok. thanks03:52
tfheenSpads: it's fatal for the mirror on chlorine; I have no idea what's running on chlorine and whether whoever uses it or not cares.03:52
Spadschlorine and palmer are going to be in motion for a while03:52
Spadswe'll be sure to kick off a manual trigger for chlorine when we bring it back into the fray03:53
tfheenok03:53
Spadslikewise palmer once we bring it down and back again03:53
Spadsbut so long as the script keeps trudging on if a trigger doesn't happen, it can be safely ignored03:54
tfheenit does, so we're fine03:54
tfheenogra: your installation ISOs are ready.03:54
ograwell, even reloading the webpage on cdimage takes a minute here atm :/03:55
Kamiontfheen: there are like loads of language packs in there03:55
KamionI'll cut them down a bit03:55
ograyay 698M :)03:55
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Kamiontfheen: right, give it 20 minutes for seed propagation03:59
tfheenKamion: ok, thanks.04:00
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=== ogra grumbles at the 4h ETA of his rsync ...
elmomvo/pitti: how long has archive been like this for you?04:07
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Hobbseeogra: then it migth go quicker :P04:07
ograhahaha04:08
pittielmo: hm, a few weeks maybe04:08
pittithom: HAH! apache2 builds fine with just downgrading autoconf to 2.59 without any other modifications04:08
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thompitti: ugh, that sucks04:09
tfheenpitti: oh, that interesting bug.  Same as autoconf 372179 ?04:10
tfheens/autoconf/debian/04:10
pittitfheen: most probably04:11
tfheenpitti: if so, just patching the layout file is a reasonable workaround.04:12
tfheen(instead of passing --foodir=$bar , etc)04:12
pittitfheen: I thought about patching the layout file, but it seems like an ugly hack04:13
tfheenpitti: it's what we did in the Debian packages. *shrug*.04:13
pittitfheen: my plan was to review the diff -ur between a successful and a failed build and spot the important difference04:13
tfheenpitti: we're already using the layout called "debian", so it makes sense to modify it to be correct, imo.04:13
pittitfheen: you mean you are patching the 'apr' layout for the apr lib to be like 'Debian'?04:14
pitti(since apr is built with the 'apr' layout)04:14
pittibut with lots of --foo-dir=$debian_specific_dir04:14
tfheenpitti: ah, I fixed it for apr, not apache2, iirc, but yeah, just patching the right layout (or patching the debian layout and using --with-layout=debian) seems sensible.04:15
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pittitfheen: ok, I'll do that then04:15
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Riddelltfheen: you can build new kubuntu livefs's now04:17
tfheenRiddell: two out of three of them are already done.  And your alternate CDs are done too.04:18
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tfheenall livefs-es shold be golden now.  kubuntu and edubuntu alternate cds should be golden, ubuntu, edubuntu desktop cds should be golden.  That leaves ubuntu-server, all DVDs, ubuntu alternate and nothing else, I think04:27
pittitfheen: I'm currently test-building the apache2 fix04:28
pittitfheen: do you want to stall -server until I uploaded this, so that we don't ship apache2 with a known security hole?04:28
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tfheenpitti: hmm, I guess that makes sense.  That is, -server just built, but I can build again04:29
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thomheh04:30
Hobbseehehe04:30
Hobbseegood luck with that, pitti 04:31
tfheenapache2 builds in the time ooo runs debian/clean, so it's not that long.04:31
pitti'a watched build never boils'04:31
Treenakspitti: boils => finishes04:33
pittiyes, yes04:33
tfheenpitti: please do tell me when you have something04:34
pittiit's just that a watched build never FTBFSes04:34
pittitfheen: of course04:34
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tfheenjay, ubuntu i386 not oversized any more.04:37
tfheenand ubuntu alternate done.04:38
tfheeneverybody: please test the ISOs, those are hopefully the ones which will be the beta images.04:38
fabbionetfheen: are -server images ready?04:39
pittirsync is running at a ridiculous 4kB04:39
tfheenfabbione: they need a small update for a new apache2 (see above), but should work otherwise, so testing is good.04:39
fabbionetfheen: ok thanks04:39
pittibut jigdo grinds through with 200kB/s, so I'll test the ppc/alternates first04:39
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tfheenand with that, I'm off for a bit of food and such04:40
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pittitfheen: if apache2 works, shall I upload immediately?04:41
tfheenpitti: yes.  And poke Colin to approve it04:41
pittiyup, willdo04:41
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pittiSCORE!04:48
pittitfheen: ok, uploading with a nice autoconf macro fix, no evil hacks04:48
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thompitti: what was the fix?04:52
pittithom: fix the affected apache2's autoconf macros to not rely on $@, but restore it from $ac_configure_args instead04:53
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pittithom: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi/052_restore_prefix_fix?bug=374160;msg=20;att=104:54
pittithom: (taken from recent Debian NMU)04:54
thomah, d'oh. 04:57
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doko_pitti: python2.4 for dapper updated on chinstrap:~doko/python2.4, please wait until the version is in edgy04:58
pittidoko_: oh, cool, thanks04:58
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pittikeescook: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Current05:17
keescookpitti: sure.  I had "reinstall laptop" on my todo list05:17
pittiI'll do the ppc/alternate tests today05:17
pittiand tomorrow morning ppc/desktop05:17
pittikeescook: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Short should be fine as a test plan05:18
keescookstep 2 in the testing/current says "... listed at the top", which isn't listed.  :)05:18
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pittikeescook: it's in the derivative-specific section05:20
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KamionI do finally have a fix for the HFS bootstrap partition mess in ubiquity in the works, BTW05:20
pittikeescook: choose ubuntu/kubuntu/edubuntu (whichever you feel most attached to), there are the matrices05:20
Kamionwon't make the beta though05:20
keescookpitti: cool, sounds good.05:20
pittiKamion: can you please approve the apache2 upload?05:20
pittiKamion: (tfheen was fine with it)05:21
Kamionpitti: done05:21
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ogratfheen, reboot doesnt work (hardlocks the machine)... but apart from that edubuntu i386 install is golden ...05:27
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tfheenogra: note it in Testing/Current, please.05:29
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ograwilldo05:29
ograi have no plain i386 system around, the hardlock might be caused by my turion (even i doubt it)05:30
tfheenget some edubuntu users to test it?05:30
Kamiontfheen: bit worried about bug 61732 - investigating05:30
UbugtuMalone bug 61732 in ubiquity "edgy knot 3, installer formated a partition I didn't asked for (windows ntfs)" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6173205:30
ograugh ... Testing/current links to dapper isos all over the place 05:31
tfheenogra: please fix that. :-)05:31
ogradoing ;)05:31
tfheenKamion: ugh. :-(05:32
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pittikeescook: btw, if you plan to test a range of stuff, please add your nick without a test value to the particular matrix elements, so that we can coordinate testing better05:34
pittiogra: oh, oops, sorry for breaking your lock, I saw it too late05:35
ograargh...05:35
ograi made a lot of changes (dapper/edgy)05:35
pittiogra: feel free to clobber my changes if you changed anything in Ubuntu (I suspect you only touched edubuntu?)05:35
Kamiontfheen: I've marked it for beta05:35
ograpitti, i fixed the links at the top05:35
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pittiok, there shouldn't be conflicts then05:36
KamionI think it's been there forever actually, but we should really fix it for beta05:36
ograpitti, you added only "pitti:" ?05:36
keescookpitti: okay05:36
pittiogra: yes05:36
ograok05:36
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doko_tfheen, ogra: do we have a testing wiki page?05:40
tfheendoko_: yes, Testing/Current05:40
ogradoko_, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Current05:40
doko_thanks05:41
ograeven though the tests i want for edubuntu go a bit further :)05:41
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ogragrmbl ... powerpc rsync ETA ... 2:40h ...05:44
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Kamionrsync ETAs are not to be grumbled about until the rsync has finished05:44
Kamionthey are calculated based on the current average transfer rate, which might change radically05:45
ograright, 2:40 is the shortest i saw in the last 3 hours05:45
ograthe average is rather at 16-20h05:45
ogragerman telekom has routing probs it seems05:45
pittiogra: (here, too)05:46
ograyep ...05:46
ograand i dont have a single live iso thats up to date :(05:47
ograwill be a long night ...05:47
pittiogra: well, mine are two days old and the first already syncs for half an hour; annoying...05:47
ogralucky you mine are knot3 05:47
Kamiontfheen: please review http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-1.1.25.diff05:48
pittihowever, cdimage.ubuntu.com -> chinstrap wget is only 3 K/s, too05:48
pittiah, better now at second attempt05:49
Kamionbasically just moves the "did partman detect a filesystem" test inside 'if format' and make sure that an undetected filesystem doesn't trigger formatting05:49
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tfheenKamion: I don't know the code well enough to review it well, but it looks good to me.05:49
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KamionI've always been a little uncomfortable with that code, but that bug convinced me that it has to go05:51
Kamionunfortunately, as usual right now, I'm not in a position to be able to test05:51
KamionI may be able to *try* to boot the powerpc image from my hard disk later05:51
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\shWhen do we have oracle certificaton for dapper? ,-)05:55
Kamionmvo: do you know whether mdz approved either of these dist-upgrader uploads in unapproved?05:57
mvoKamion: Accepted:05:59
mvodist-upgrader_20060927.1137_all.tar.gz05:59
mvo+(http://librarian.launchpad.net/4519037/dist-upgrader_20060927.1137_all.tar.gz)05:59
mvo+was ACCEPTED05:59
mvoKamion: that should be fine, that was the latest version05:59
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Kamionmvo: oh right - can I reject 20060927.1046 and 20060927.1108 then?06:03
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Kamiontfheen: ubiquity 1.1.25 accepted06:04
KamionI have to go in a moment; can somebody shepherd that through? sorry for the last-minute discovery06:04
tfheenKamion: I'll rebuild livefs-es.06:04
Kamionplease (please!) call me on my mobile if ubiquity appears to have regressed due to that upload06:04
mvoKamion: yes, all the others can be rejected06:04
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Kamionmvo: ok, thanks06:06
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Ngcool, much love for the new gnome-power-manager graphs stuff :D06:09
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mvoKamion: a quick question. I have some apparently randoms hangs here on a amd64 test-install in ubiquity. it looks like the communication with the child somehow stoped. was that reported before? 06:17
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tfheenKamion: he's not around more.  If you need an answer, you must call him06:17
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seb128pitti: bug day today, somebody on #ubuntu-bugs is asking about bug #61834 if you have a min to have a look to it and comment06:22
UbugtuMalone bug 61834 in hal "SD slot on 7-in-1 USB card reader not recognised as SD" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6183406:22
doko_Kamion: should I be offered a "Resize partition" option, when I install a second time onto the same disk?06:23
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mjg59seb128: Looks like the right fix06:26
seb128mjg59: ok, thank you06:27
keescookpitti: Desktop i386 fails "check" similarly to your PPC bug 6039506:27
UbugtuMalone bug 60395 in cdrom-checker "desktop CD-ROM checker hangs forever" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6039506:27
mvotfheen: thanks, its not that urgent, I will keep testing06:27
tfheenmvo: thanks.06:27
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keescookare boot-time warnings sufficient to open a bug for beta testing?06:31
keescook(udev warnings, /var/run over-mount warnings, etc?)06:31
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tfheenkeescook: please do file bugs, if you think they're _urgent_ mark them with the ubuntu-6.10-beta milestone.06:32
tfheenthey don't sound like blockers, though06:32
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keescooktfheen: okay, thanks06:35
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jdong_whose archive day is friday?06:42
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pittiargh, oem-config has regressed even further06:47
tfheenpitti: is that possible?06:47
tfheenas in, it used to not start.06:47
pittitfheen: last time it started and got stuck on the third question06:47
pitti(in knot-3)06:47
pittinow it immediately crashes06:48
janimotfheen: permission to upload a new xfce4-mixer package? not critical for beta, but would be goot to have it tested06:48
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tfheenjanimo: no, please not.06:49
janimotfheen: ok06:49
tfheenpitti: hmm, can you check that your version has:06:49
tfheen14:38 < Kamion> tfheen: just heard about an oem-config bug06:49
tfheen14:38 < Kamion> +  * Add /usr/lib/oem-config to sys.path in oem-config-dm so that it can06:49
tfheen14:38 < Kamion> +    import frontend modules.06:49
tfheen14:39 < Kamion> +sys.path.insert(0, '/usr/lib/oem-config')06:49
pittitfheen: it's probably that (see bug 62684)06:50
pittibug 62648 even06:50
UbugtuMalone bug 62648 in oem-config "immediately crashes" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6264806:50
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pittitfheen: will take me a minute, console is completely broken and there's no user; 06:52
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pittikeescook: please only note the real bad ones on Testing/Current; the less important ones should just be filed06:53
keescookpitti: yup, following tfheen's suggestion.06:53
keescookif a dialog confirmation (manual partitioning) pops under ubiquity... that's going to confuse a lot of people, but shouldn't really be considered a blocker, correct?06:54
pittitfheen: hm, it already has that path06:54
pittikeescook: that one is filed for ages06:56
pittikeescook: right06:56
mdzKamion: yes, I accepted the newest one and ignored the other two dist-upgraders06:57
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mdztfheen: how goes?06:59
pittitfheen: ah, right, that was it07:03
fabbioneKamion: your finish-install fix works like a charm! GOOD WORK!07:09
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fabbionetfheen: sparc -server CD is go, i386 server + DNS + LAMP netinstall is good, sparc netinstall + raid + lvm in different combos including Niagara is go07:10
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fabbionetfheen: also tested resize of windows partition on x86 and that was good too07:11
tfheenmdz: what I believe are golden alternate images are up now.  Waiting for the fix for http://launchpad.net/bugs/61732 to propagate through soyuz.07:13
UbugtuMalone bug 61732 in ubiquity "edgy knot 3, installer formated a partition I didn't asked for (windows ntfs)" [High,Fix released]  07:13
tfheen(and then I can build final livefs-es).07:13
tfheenpitti: hmm, that should have been on the CDs then.  Are you sure you have the latest ones?07:13
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pittitfheen: yes, pretty sure07:15
pittitfheen: there are more issues, please see the bug trail07:15
pittitfheen: I checked the CD again, I have 20060927.707:15
pittiit has oem-config 1.5 from Sept 2507:16
pittitfheen: so it's indeed missing 1.607:16
mdzsfllaw: ping07:16
pittitfheen: however, it's not the only bug (see bug trail), so it'll require another upload07:16
tfheenpitti: yeah..07:17
tfheenpitti: wondering if we should drop oem-config for beta07:17
tfheenmdz: ^^07:17
mdztfheen: oem-config is busted?07:18
tfheenmdz: yes, see https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/oem-config/+bug/6264807:18
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UbugtuMalone bug 62648 in oem-config "immediately crashes" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  07:18
mdztfheen: we can document that07:18
tfheenthe first is something we had an upload for, but it didn't make it in, for some reason.07:18
tfheenmdz: my thought exactly.07:19
tfheenpitti: did you upload the fixed a2?07:19
pittitfheen: yes, hours ago, Kamion approved it07:19
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mdztfheen: once a fixed daily is available, add a link from the wiki version of the beta announcement so that folks can find it07:19
tfheenmdz: s/beta announcement/release notes/?07:19
mdztfheen: yes, same07:20
pittitfheen: yep, a2 is built everywhere and in the archive07:21
tfheenpitti: excellent07:21
pittitfheen: I'll ditch my laptop then and continue testing07:21
pittiI guess we need the other stuff tested more urgently then07:21
tfheenpitti: yes, please do07:22
mdzRiddell,ogra: do you have any outstanding issues?07:23
Riddellmdz: looking good so far07:24
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tfheenfabbione: new -server ISOs building.  Those should contain a security-fixed apache.07:25
keescooksoftware-prefs doesn't have 6.10 listed as a channel.  ;)07:25
fabbionetfheen: ok.. i am not sure how much energy i have left for another round of tests. i am at 14 hours in the day07:26
fabbioneand i have fixes ready for other release bugs07:26
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mdztfheen: is that the only change?07:28
tfheenmdz: in the -server ISOs?  Yes, TTBOMK.07:28
mdzif so, we don't need the security-fixed version for the beta. better to have the tested version07:28
tfheenit's tested in dapper, though.07:29
mdzbeta users will need to install updates anyway, as will users of the final release07:29
tfheenso you'd like me to cancel the -server build?07:29
mdzup to you whether you cancel it or just ignore it07:30
mdzbut we can use the version fabio tested for beta if it passed tests07:30
tfheenok07:30
mdzbetter to spend time testing other isos07:30
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sladenjono is never online when you want him...07:31
dholbachsladen: he'S in holidays07:32
sladendholbach: already!  he's barely started07:32
dholbachafaik he even said so in his blog07:33
nixternalhe is on holiday right now sladen07:33
nixternalhehe07:33
nixternalya07:33
nixternalLOL07:33
nixternaldholbach: and don't forget about the email he sent to the mailing lists ;)07:33
nixternalok..im done beating this one..im gonna hide for a minutes07:34
keescookwhere can I find a list of package versions installed via the beta CD?07:34
sladenkeescook: dpkg -l07:34
keescooksladen: well... this is why I'm confused.  after install, it claims it wants to do 358 updates, so I don't trust my system's view of the versions.07:35
mdzkeescook: there is no beta CD yet, but in general, look in the .manifest files adjacent to the .isos07:35
keescookmdz: ok, thanks (sorry, meant: "daily")07:36
mdzkeescook: 358 updates relative to what?07:36
keescookmdz: that's what I'm trying to figure out.  only dapper channels were selectable in synaptic, so I'm trying to figure out where the confusion is.07:37
mdzkeescook: you're running Dapper then07:37
mdzin which case, 358 updates isn't entirely unbelievable07:38
keescookmdz: considering I installed from the edge-desktop-i386.iso, this is why I'm confused.  :)07:38
ogramdz, edubuntu i386 install is golden already, i have some network probs over here that delays my rsyncs 07:39
ograso ppc and amd64 are still oustanding, and i fear my liveCDs wont be up to date before early morning ...07:39
sladenkeescook: 'edgy' or 'edubuntu'?07:39
ograbut i dont expaect any evil stuff07:40
sfllawmdz: Pong.07:40
keescooksladen: edgy.07:40
mdzsfllaw: are you set up for testing according to plan?07:41
pittikeescook: where did you download this from?07:42
keescookpitti: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/07:42
pittinow, that looks ok07:42
mdzkeescook: there's surely been a mixup somewhere and you don't have the CD you thought you had07:42
sfllawmdz: I talked to cr3 about it and we're ready to do installations.07:42
keescookusplash was the test-screen too.  I'm going to start over...07:42
mdzsfllaw: tfheen can fill you in on which candidates are ready07:43
pittiwow, ppc's usplash loks just terrible after some seconds07:43
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tfheensfllaw: all alternates are ready, -desktop needs an update for a possible data loss issue.07:43
tfheensfllaw: please see Testing/Current for the versions we want tested07:44
pittikeescook: what does 'lsb_release -a' say?07:44
ogramdz, the links on Testing/Current were wrongly pointing to dapper before, if keescook used one of them he might have gotten a dapper iso07:44
keescookpitti: md5sum doesn't match... I'm redownloading07:45
fabbionemdz: i did install LAMP and apache2 was working after the reboot. i don't mind to do another test... doesn't take terribly long07:45
fabbionetfheen: ^^^07:45
sfllawtfheen: Er...  The daily*/current is Edgy right?07:45
sfllawI should remove the stuff on this page about Dapper?07:45
mdzfabbione: if you have time for more testing, I'd prefer that you test things which haven't been tested yet.  it really isn't important to try to roll security updates in at the last minute07:45
tfheensfllaw: yes, please.  It's all edgy.07:45
keescookogra: I think it was an ancient edgy ISO, actually.07:46
ograah07:46
keescookprobably happened while URL were out of date... :(07:46
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fabbionemdz: i did test what i could test already.. but i am pretty much brain dead atm.. if it's just a reinstall i can do it with no problem...07:46
ograwell, they were dapper urls until i did the first edit of the page ... i suspect i was the first who touched it after dapper testing :)07:46
tfheenogra: uh, no.  It's been used for all the knots as well, I just haven't noticed.07:47
ogra(apart from someone flushing the results from the tables)07:47
ograheno, k07:47
ograerr ...07:47
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keescookogra: no clue.  The ISO claimed to be 6.10, but the md5sum didn't match the 2006-09-27 build md5sum.  So... redownloading.  :)  I have lots of great notes on the earlier edgy build.  ;)07:58
mdztfheen: jbailey mentioned you'd requested a hardware test from marc; was that completed?07:58
ograkeescook, ah :)07:59
tfheenmdz: I haven't gotten any feedback from him, nor seen anything in Testing/Current, so I assume not.08:01
Xnixis there a doc that explains how to build my own linux-restricted-modules based on a self-compiled kernel08:04
Xnixto work with my compiled version08:04
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lfittlwhere can I find the blacklist that lists reasons why we kicked out packages? (want to know that for nvidia-cg-toolkit, we removed it, Debian still has it)08:09
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mdztfheen: that was for an earlier daily build?08:15
tfheenmdz: as I understood it, it wasn't a single-shot thing but more like "we're getting close to release now, please help testing the images".  I haven't given him an exact image to test.08:16
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cr3any ideas why ubuntu 6.06.1 server boot stalls with the following message on Dual Opteron: io scheduler cfg registered08:21
keescookcr3: I've seen that on dapper too.  If I reboot, it usually goes away.  :(08:24
_ion6.06 *is* dapper.08:25
keescook_ion: I meant, "I too, have seen it"08:25
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zullater08:30
keescookc'ya zul08:30
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fabbioneKamion: ping?08:37
fabbionehow is the check CD supposed to be selected?08:37
fabbione(i think we forgot to update the silo text on cd)08:38
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mdztfheen: ok, so this test might be the first one on the hardware in the lab08:40
tfheenmdz: quite conceivably, yes.08:40
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cr3keescook: thanks for the suggestion. however, the problem arises after selecting any of the installation options from the server CD. So, I can't really reboot otherwise I'm simply back to square one.08:44
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mvotfheen: should #61684 be fixed with the latest livefs build?08:52
tfheenmvo: yes08:53
tfheenmvo: do you observe otherwise?08:53
mvotfheen: unfortunately yes :/ 08:53
tfheenmvo: *sigh*, ok08:53
pittiI checked it on latest powerpc livefs08:53
mvotfheen: are there logs somewhere that I can look at ?08:54
mvoI checked it with the latest i386 too08:54
tfheenmvo: logs of the livefs build?  Yes, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/livefs-build-logs/edgy/ubuntu/08:55
tfheenfor some reason, there is just an AMD64 build there, not an i386 and ppc build.08:55
tfheenI need to rebuild those for ubiquity anyway, so I'll do that now08:55
mvothanks08:56
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pittibye fa08:57
pittibye fabbione 08:57
fabbionetfheen, mdz: i have my mobile phone turned on for disaster recovery or anything slightly blocker/urgent08:57
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pittiBenC: do you know how to reproduce the kernel oops when killing apport?09:10
pittiBenC: I tried it several times now on the old kernel (-8) without success09:11
BenCpitti: kill apport before it's done09:14
BenCor kill the gdb process09:14
pittiBenC: I did the former09:15
pittiBenC: I used kill -SEGV firefox-bin to have a reasonably long operation09:15
pittibut it's just killed without any oops or other negative impact09:15
pittiBenC: has this already been fixed in -8?09:15
BenCit was supposed to be09:16
BenCglad to see it worked :)09:16
pittiBenC: I'm not sure whether I ever killed apport with a pre -8 kernel09:17
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mdzsfllaw: just heard from Kamion; he'll be doing some testing offline and will report any findings to you by phone09:29
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sfllawmdz: Cool.09:35
mdzsfllaw: I gave him the 8900 number from the wiki since I didn't know if you had a phone nearby09:35
mvopitti: did you got offered a non-german keylayout by default too (when booting  with german)?09:38
pittimvo: I think I saw that in my last amd64 install09:38
pittimvo: but since ppc has no gfxboot, I can't test it there09:38
pittimvo: btw, an alternate installation has the same ubuntu-desktop removal problem09:38
mvopitti: *sigh*09:39
sfllawmdz: Uhm.  Best number is +1-514-839-4887.09:39
mdzsfllaw:  the one I gave him is the office landline.  your mobile says EMERGENCY USE ONLY in big scary letters09:39
sfllawFair enough.09:39
sfllawIt was, until now.09:40
sfllawI'll change it.09:40
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sfllawLaserJock: Please don't be #1.09:41
mdzpitti,mvo: did someone confirm with infinity that the livefs changes for that were complete?09:41
mdzhe emailed me saying he would do it09:42
pittimdz: I confirmed that it does not work on /current desktop and alternate09:42
mdzabout 10 hours ago09:42
mdz(this is bug 61684)09:42
mvomdz: I talked to him earlier and he said it should be fixed. but I haven't seen the changes myself09:42
UbugtuMalone bug 61684 in Ubuntu "Removing any u-desktop depdencency marks all other packages for auto-removal" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6168409:42
mdzmvo: how can we work around it?09:43
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mvomdz: there is no really good workaround short of removing /var/lib/apt/extended_states (which is wrong too, but better than the current thing)09:44
mdzmvo: removing it under what circumstances?09:44
mdzmvo: during the live build?09:45
mvomdz: yeah, after the live build09:45
mdztfheen: do you have access to hack that yet?09:45
tfheenmdz: no.09:45
tfheenwe could sneak it in via the sysadmins.09:46
mdztfheen: please open an RT ticket09:46
tfheenfor the access or for hacking it once?09:46
mdztfheen: access09:46
mdzmight as well solve it permanently09:46
tfheenmdz: 16833 is about it.  Do you have access to look at it?09:47
mdztfheen: I should, but I don't know the URL09:47
mdzok, found it09:47
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tfheenyeah, you can see the discussion there.  I didn't want to force anything, but if you want to make it happen, feel free to chime in.09:48
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tfheenmdz: so, what do we do?10:45
tfheenI need to catch a bit of sleep to make my headache go away.10:47
mjg59mdz: I agree that we ought to update the bluez package - what we have seems a touch unstable. But that can wait until after beta.10:47
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mvomdz: I found the reason why the https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/61684 is not gone away :(10:54
UbugtuMalone bug 61684 in Ubuntu "Removing any u-desktop depdencency marks all other packages for auto-removal" [High,Confirmed]  10:54
seb128Kamion: could you promote industrial-cursor-theme when you have some time (pitti said it's fine)? no hurry, that's just to make gtk2-engines-industrial installable again10:55
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pygisivang: you still here by any chance?11:07
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sivangpygi: I am11:10
pygisivang: may I grab you for just a sec?11:10
sivangpygi: sure11:10
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ogramuhahahaha 11:26
=== ogra cant belive it ... jwz switches to ltsp :)
pygiogra: and jwz would be who? :P11:27
ogramr. xscreensaver ... he's since 100 years the screensaver maintainer 11:28
LaserJockhaha11:28
NgI thought he defected to os x because alsa was annoying? ;)11:29
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ograwell, he has "kiosks in his nightclub" (his words) and wants to switch them to ltsp ...11:30
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ograhaha11:31
ografunny usecase :)11:32
mjg59No, they're web browsing things11:33
mjg59http://www.dnalounge.com/backstage/src/kiosk/11:34
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Keybukmjg59: oh, and URGENT wasn't documented last time I looked <g>11:38
bioengHello everyone11:38
bioengI am trying to get some experience in electrical and software engineering11:38
bioengnow that I've dropped out of college11:38
mjg59Keybuk: Tollef added it a couple of weeks ago11:39
mjg59It was needed for the CD MD5 checking11:39
mjg59But it ought to do what you want, right?11:39
bioengI'm trying to find out how to get that expericne11:39
bioengAny suggestions?11:39
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Keybukmjg59: the only problem there is that the theme appears to be designed by somebody who assumed there would never be any text11:40
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Keybukif we did an URGENT to say "Will now check the root filesystem", etc.  there would always be text11:41
mjg59Keybuk: Mm?11:41
mjg59Oh, yes, it has to be done only in the case of us actually checking the filesystem11:42
Keybukwhich we don't know11:42
mjg59Which is an interesting problem to solve11:42
Keybuknot without modifying, or at least driving, fsck11:42
mjg59Indeed11:42
Keybukwouldn't usplash just timeout anyway?11:42
mjg59It ought to, yeah11:42
Keybukand show them the console messages and fsck output underneath?11:42
mjg59Unless something is bumping the timeout and never resetting it11:42
mjg59You can flag an fs to require fsck on next boot and test this fairly easily :)11:43
mjg59Maybe we should restart usplash after fsck if it exits11:43
Keybukthat's a not unresonable short-term solution11:44
Keybuklonger term, it'd be sweet if we could detect an fsck needed, and even drive a progress bar on the usplash to show it11:44
ogramjg59, bah, so no tabledance then :)11:44
KeybukI'd vaguely planned to do that for edgy, but never got nearly enough tuits11:44
mjg59Keybuk: Spec!11:44
mjg59Anyway, I think usplash is pretty much feature complete now11:45
mjg59All the known bugs ought to be fixed11:45
mjg59(In bzr, not in the archive)11:45
mjg59The themes need a bit of love, though11:45
Keybukhttps://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/usplash-fsck-progress11:46
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jdong<insert general wish for faster bzr http performance here>11:48
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=== ogra cries ... my ppc iso is broken :((
pygiogra: :-/11:52
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ograi have a depends line like: syslinux [i386 amd64] , mknbi[i386]  | yaboot[powerpc]  | aboot[alpha]  | sparc-utils[sparc]  ... why does it complain about mknbi ?11:52
_ionIs usplash going to get resolution fallback support?11:52
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ograit shouldnt care about it on powerpc11:52
mjg59_ion: What do you mean by resolution fallback support?11:53
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Keybukogra: you missed a " " there, no?11:53
ograi dont think so ...11:53
_ionmjg59: usplash.conf on my machine contains xres=1024 yres=768 (from X config), but usplash just says "screen init failed" (AFAIR) and exits.11:53
ograargh !11:54
ogra EARLY_PACKAGES="xorg ltsp-client discover1 laptop-detect xresprobe esoun11:54
ograd inputattach usplash ldm ltspfsd mknbi"11:54
mjg59_ion: It would be nice to know why it's failing :)11:54
_ionmjg59: When i manually change it to 800x600, it works.11:54
ograindeed if the script tries to install it after debootstrapping that cant work 11:54
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_ionmjg59: Yes, it would. :-) I tried to debug it, but didn't have success.11:54
ogratfheen, still around ? 11:54
mjg59_ion: Though I admit that that's not terribly practical given the current code. God I hate you, svgalib.11:54
mjg59_ion: I'll see what I can do to make that saner.11:54
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jdongmjg59: I compiled usplash from bzr, and it just segfaults when I try  to run it11:57
jdongdo I have to do something special to make usplash happy?11:57
mjg59jdong: Did you install it, or just run it from the build directory?12:01
jdongmjg59: I built it in a pbuilder and installed it12:01
jdongthen ran update-initramfs -u12:01
mjg59jdong: Ok. Any chance you can give me a backtrace?12:01
mjg59Running it from the console should be fine12:02
jdonggdb doesn't know any symbols.... would an strace be of any use?12:03
ajmitchmdz: what's your policy on new packages going into universe after universe freeze? up to the MOTU team to decide?12:03
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mjg59jdong: Copy the files out of the build directory before they're stripped12:03
jdongmjg59: k, will do12:03
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fschoepI've got a simple question - is there a devteam meeting tomorrow? It isn't listed on the Fridge it seems12:04
Burgundaviafschoep: yes12:04
fschoepBurgundavia: at 23:00 UTC?12:05
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ajmitchit was said that it's cancelled due to beta release12:05
mvothere will be no dev-team meeting this week12:05
Burgundaviaoh12:05
Burgundaviahmm12:05
ajmitchon u-d-a12:06
mvomdz: would a package descriptions translation upload be ok for beta? it will update only the translated descriptions for universe + remove a incorrect Translations-ko 12:06
Keybukhe's at the dentists12:07
ajmitchpoor guy12:07
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fschoepOK thanks for the quick answer12:07
Keybukstill too many jelly beans12:07
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mvooh12:08
mvopoor guy12:08

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