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jdubfabbione: will edgy have a supported sparc release?12:19
ajmitchmorning jdub 12:19
_ionor m68k?12:20
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siretartgod praise backups!12:41
ajmitchsiretart: what did you destroy?12:43
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siretartajmitch: my desktop workstation by trying to upgrade to edgy12:43
ajmitchouch12:43
siretartajmitch: /sbin/discover decided to hang in state D :/ as well as mdadm12:44
siretartwhile trying to restore my backups, I fell over #63398 (and filed it afterwards)12:45
siretartbug 6339812:45
UbugtuMalone bug 63398 in Ubuntu "[regression]  live cd doesn't support lvm/md (software raid) devices" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6339812:45
ajmitchhm, serious12:46
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siretartoh, it's quite handy12:47
siretartespc. when the desktop cd can actually access them in case of emergency and for restore purposes. 12:47
siretartI'm a bit angry about myself for giving my last dapper desktop cd away only a few hours before :/12:48
siretartso I had to redownload it12:48
HrdwrBoB_ajmitch: just get some old disks and stick them in an md/lvm setup12:48
ajmitchHrdwrBoB_: that'12:50
ajmitchthat's fine12:50
ajmitchassuming that there are some old disks around12:50
ajmitchbut the bug should still be fixed if possible12:50
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max_how ready is edgy?01:03
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HrdwrBoB_as ready as pie01:03
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gnomefreakpie before you place in oven :)01:05
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WeirdbroYou devs going to go along with the Debian Firefox renaming?02:15
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fabbionejdub: yes05:26
fabbionemorning btw05:26
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fabbioneajmitch: why is f-spot not built on sparc?05:59
fabbioneisn't f-spot mono stuff?05:59
ajmitchyes, it is06:03
ajmitchit's Arch: any, so I'll check it out06:04
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=== ajmitch guesses it or mono were blavklisted on sparc at some point
ajmitchinfinity: are you able to check if that's the case?06:05
fabbione edgy sparc   Successfully built06:06
fabbione^^ mono06:06
ajmitchno good reason why f-spot shouldn't build then06:06
fabbioneinfinity: ^^06:06
elmoI suspect launchpad is still using an ancient copy of P-a-s - they've had a lot of issues re-implementing P-a-s support, not sure if they're resolved yet or not06:07
fabbioneelmo: ok thanks..06:07
ajmitchright06:08
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jdubfabbione: rock :-)06:13
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fabbionejdub: of course we are talking about -server only06:24
fabbionenot desktop yet06:24
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User75Hi, I need help, I want to change the data of some UDP packet passing through my linux router06:27
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desrtwow.06:28
Lathiatheh06:28
ajmitchimpressive patience06:31
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jdubfabbione: ah06:52
fabbionejdub: assuming that for edgy+1 i will have more time and sparc/desktop gears, i might be able to get it done in the next 6 months06:53
fabbionebut it's an assumption06:54
wasabiHmm. WHat is to be expected out of Normal User interaction with our LP bugs?06:57
wasabiFrom a customer/non-customer service POV.06:57
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infinityelmo: I have P-a-s auto-updating now, actually, but that doesn't mean f-spot isn't still blacklisted in Debian.  We'll see.07:18
infinityajmitch: I'll look into it.07:18
infinityelmo: Yeah, actually, looks like P-a-s being implemented correctly finally is the cause of the problem, since Debian's P-a-s still exclused sparc from mono stuff.07:20
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joejaxxwhould anyone mind explaining to me in privmsg how to generate the cd isos from seeds? there seems to not be any documentation on the process07:25
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fabbioneinfinity: that's because Debian rejected our mono/sparc patches waiting for an upstream release07:32
fabbionebut we know we work there 07:33
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infinityOh, feh.  So the fact that I just updated Debian's P-a-s to allow mono on sparc is wrong?  Great.07:50
infinityI guess I might have to fork/branch P-a-s at some point, if they won't take those patches.07:50
infinityAnyhow, it works for now.07:51
infinityajmitch: It'll build when OOo and gcc-snapshot stop plugging up the buildds.07:51
fabbioneinfinity: afaik the new mono upstream release has sparc07:52
fabbionenot sure if the debian/mono maintainer did care to tell buildd admins to update Pas07:52
fabbionejust let it there and see what happens :)07:52
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pittiGood morning07:58
Hobbseehey pitti 07:58
ajmitchinfinity: thanks for that07:59
ajmitchmorning pitti 07:59
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pittihey Hobbsee 08:09
pittimoin ajmitch 08:09
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Chipzzwth is P-a-s? :P08:11
fabbioneChipzz: a file that tells the buildd that package foo should build or not on a certain architecture08:12
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fabbionepitti: bug #6297208:17
UbugtuMalone bug 62972 in linux-source-2.6.17 "leaves core files behind after calling crashdump-helper" [High,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6297208:17
pittifabbione: I saw BenC's upload08:17
fabbionepitti: kernel side has been done by Ben with 10.2508:17
fabbioneok08:17
pittifabbione: and that I have to clean up in apport now08:17
pittifabbione: thanks08:18
fabbionepitti: perfect08:18
pittifabbione: strange, it's nontrivial to unlink a file in the kernel?08:18
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fabbionepitti: so it seems.. i didn't check code or anything.. just going trough the bug list for release08:20
pittiok, fine; I adapted the bug accordingly08:20
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Chipzzfabbione: oh, I was thinking some kind of abbrevation like g-p-m or stuff like that08:37
ajmitchChipzz: yes, packages-arch-specific08:40
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froudI see that the Server Install CD installs kernel -server, but the Server installation from the Alternate CD does not, instead it installs -386. Is there a reasoning for this?09:14
Fujitsufroud, the server CD is for installing servers. The alternate CD isn't.09:15
infinityfroud: No room on the alternate CD for extra kernels, and we expect people to do server installs form the server CD.09:15
infinityfroud: That installation method on the alternate CD will be renamed to something like "minimal" (undecided currently) for edgy to reflect the fact that it's not "the server install"09:16
NthDegreeinfinity: uh it's called a "Command line install" AFAIK on the new edgy Alternate CDs09:17
infinityMan, I could work nearly fulltime on queue/new alone some days..09:17
FujitsuNthDegree, yes, it was renamed a couple of days back.09:17
infinityNthDegree: Ahh, yes.  Though there was still some contention about that. :)09:17
infinityNthDegree: It may stick, though.09:17
NthDegreeI like it personally09:17
NthDegreeand the CD was the 1st one that actually worked in ages09:17
infinityWell, anything's better than "server", which doesn't do what people expect.09:18
NthDegreepeople think RHEL when they hear "server" and Linux09:18
NthDegreeso they assume they get a GUI too :|09:18
tfheeninfinity: did you look at http://librarian.launchpad.net/4565707/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.xffm-proc_4.5.0-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz ?09:19
infinitytfheen: Cute.09:19
tfheenit works in a normal system here, so I'm at a bit of a loss to understand what's happening09:20
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infinitytfheen: Err, wait.  procps isn't {Build-,}Essential.09:21
infinitytfheen: Just a missing build-dep.09:21
infinitytfheen: (Or need to preseed configure with /bin/ps, if it's not actually going to use it, but just wants to know you have it)09:22
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froudFujitsu: infinity: "Command Line Install"is about as misleading as "Install Text Mode". Alternate CD should provide basic installation of server (sans LAMP) and text mode should provide user ability to install with desktop or without. The OEM installation should enable preseed possabilities for desktop and server. Just a thought09:26
infinityUgh, apt's autoremove does some Very Bad Things in the face of transitional packages.09:28
infinityI wonder if there's a way around that at all...09:28
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infinityThe following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:09:29
infinity  upstart-compat-sysv pkgbinarymangler startup-tasks system-services upstart09:29
infinityAll obviously BS.09:29
FujitsuWhat? You don't need those. They're not system critical at all.09:29
fabbioneinfinity: isn't that in buildd chroot?09:30
infinityActually, I'm curious how upstart got in that list, since it wasn't the product of a transitional package update...09:30
fabbioneinfinity: if so why would you need upstart?09:30
infinityfabbione: sysvinit used to be Essential: Yes.  If upstart isn't, I can remove it, and will.09:31
infinityPerhaps apt's trying to be smart there.09:31
infinityIt's is clearly wrong about pkgbinarymangler, however, which was installed as a result of a transition from pkgstriptranslations.09:31
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infinityOh well.09:31
fabbionei thought upstart was Essential: yes ?09:31
infinityDoesn't appear to be.09:31
infinityIt was made Essential, then that was reverted, I guess.09:31
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infinityHrm, but sysv-rc kinda wants /sbin/runlevel, and that is Essential: Yes, so I suspect a missing dep here...09:33
tfheeninfinity: it's priority: required, though09:39
tfheenbut that might not count?09:39
infinitytfheen: Doesn't matter.09:39
infinitytfheen: Lots of stuff is required that isn't build-essential.09:39
tfheen'k09:40
tfheenToadstool: ^^^09:40
infinitytfheen: Anyhow, looking at what configure does with it (checks for valid switches to ps, etc), the build-dep would be needed, since it'll actually use it.09:41
tfheeninfinity: yeah, hence why I didn't just say "oh, just preseed it"09:41
fabbione"Applications can not close shared connections.  Please fix this in your app.  Ignoring close request and continuing."09:43
fabbione^^ who the hell is spawning this message?09:43
fabbione(when playing dvd with xine)09:43
pittifabbione: could be dbus09:45
pittifabbione: yup, confirmed, that string is in libdbus09:45
fabbionehmmm09:46
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fabbioneso why didn't we see this before and it is coming out all of a sudden?09:46
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dholbachgood morning10:05
Treenakshi10:05
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Burgundaviamvo: you up yet?10:06
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mvoBurgundavia: yes, hello10:12
Burgundaviamvo: does the language support tool still ask users to reload the language pack info?10:14
infinitymvo: So, is there anything magical we can do to make transitional packages not completely confuse apt's autoremove DB?10:15
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dholbachgood morning tkamppeter10:16
dholbachhey infinity10:16
mvoBurgundavia: yes it does10:16
infinitymvo: Take the classic case where fileutils depended on coreutils, if you removed fileutils, you'd then end up with apt helpfully telling you that coreutils was no longer useful. :)10:17
Burgundaviamvo: perfect, thanks10:17
infinitymvo: A contrived example, sure.  I just saw it with pkgstriptranslations->pkgbinarymangler, and it annoyed me. :)10:17
infinitymvo: I also saw it with upstart and friends, and I'm not sure why there.  I think perhaps because it was Essential:yes for a while, so technically "auto-installed", then stopped being Essential, so was deemed expendable.10:18
mvoinfinity: you would have to use "apt-mark unmarkauto pkgbinarymangler" (or synaptics gui). currently apt has no idea about transition packages unfortunately10:18
mvoinfinity: essential packages are automatically considered manual installed (wanted) :)10:19
tkamppeterdholbach, good morning10:19
mvoinfinity: but upstart depends on ubuntu-minimal, so apt shouldn't think it can remove it10:20
infinitymvo: Are they?  Then how the heck did I get "upstart-compat-sysv pkgbinarymangler startup-tasks system-services upstart" in my removal list?10:20
infinitymvo: buildd chroots don't have ubuntu-minimal installed. :)10:20
mvoinfinity: heh :) that would explain this one10:21
infinitymvo: What I was guessing was that, for the few days that upstart was Essential, I upgraded, which forced installation, but also marked it auto.  Internally, apt ignores that auto (because it's essential), but when we demoted them, it started paying attention again.  Sound about right?10:21
dholbachogra: new gnome-power-manager!10:22
infinitymvo: If that's what happened, I can live with that, cause it was a mistake for us to mark it Essential in the first place, and in general, demoting something from Essential should make it removeable.10:22
infinitymvo: It just seemed kinda weird. :)10:23
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mvoinfinity: yeah, that totally makes sense :)10:23
mvoinfinity: just use apt-mark to get rid of it then10:23
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tkamppeterpitti, doko_: biff10:30
pittihi tkamppeter 10:30
doko_tkamppeter: can do. will take 12h anyway until it hits the archive10:31
tkamppeterhi pitti10:32
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fabbionemvo: ping?10:43
mvofabbione: pong10:43
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tkamppeterdoko_: OK, go ahead.10:45
Keybukpitti: around for a moment?10:46
pittiKeybuk: yes, I am10:46
Keybukyou've dealt with a few of the daemons that needed a /proc/bus/usb -> /dev/bus/usb conversion10:46
Keybukcan you remember off-hand which way they check?10:46
KeybukI've suddenly had a bad thought that something might check for /proc before /dev10:46
Keybukso when we enable usbfs again, they'll break because those devices can only be read by root10:47
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pittiKeybuk: can't say in general, but for libgphoto in particular I made sure that it checks /dev first10:53
Keybukdo you remember what cups does?10:55
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pittiKeybuk: ah, cups uses /dev/usblp or /dev/usb/lp10:57
pittiKeybuk: it doesn't use the raw devices at all10:57
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Keybukcool10:59
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pittitkamppeter, doko_: I'll test the new foomatic-db-engine and upload11:03
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pittitkamppeter: interesting, since a few days, cups autodetects a 'HP Fax' device for me, although I don't have anything resembling such a thing11:05
pittitkamppeter, doko_: uploaded; works great11:08
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StevenKKamion: Connected from the new place?11:49
KamionStevenK: not quite yet - working from iwj's today11:49
Kamionshould be connected by tomorrow11:49
StevenKAh11:49
StevenKBut you've been kicked out of the old place?11:49
Kamionnot quite that either, but I've moved all the computers11:50
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StevenKMoving is complicated enough, but that seems *too* complicated. :-)11:51
Kamionit's got to be done at some point11:51
tfheenhi Colin11:52
StevenKKamion: I went through the moving fun one year ago, and I don't want to again for quite some time.11:53
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Kamiontfheen: mind if I upload the pending casper stuff?11:57
tfheenKamion: please.  I'm fighting with the expenses system.11:58
doko_iwj_: fontconfig ping (about the rendering for the UI fonts in firefox and openoffice.org)11:58
iwj_doko_: Err, hello.12:00
iwj_But I'm afraid I don't know what you're referring to ...12:00
doko_iwj_: can you see the difference in how the UI elements are rendered in gedit/gnome-terminal and firefox/OOo?12:01
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iwj_I can see a difference which I think is to do with kerning.12:02
iwj_Hmm, also, the firefox one is a touch smaller.12:03
iwj_Is that what you mean ?12:03
doko_do you have a gnome desktop running?12:03
iwj_Not normally :-) but I will have one in just a moment ...12:03
ogradholbach, i was fearing you would say that today :)12:05
doko_iwj: http://librarian.launchpad.net/4542766/Screenshot.png12:05
dholbachogra: "fear" - it's not that bad, is it?12:05
iwj_It doesn't look quite the same here, but I can still see a difference.12:08
ogradholbach, nah ... :)12:09
KamionI much prefer the OOo rendering in that screenshot12:10
doko_seb128: does gnome uses it's own pango settings for the kerning/rendering? ^^^12:10
_ionkeybuk: Re: the OpenOffice discussion at ubuntu-devel@, IMO even WYSIWYG is a feature that has better alternatives. :-)12:10
seb128doko_: it uses what you configure with gnome-font-properties12:10
iwj_doko_: What exactly is your complaint/question/opinion/... ?12:11
minghuadoko_: that looks just like the difference between autohinting and bytecode-hinting to me12:11
tkamppeterpitti, the auto-detection of a fax device comes from HPLIP 1.6.7, this bug is fixed in 1.6.9. They have fixed it after my upstream bug report and I have already tested on Mandriva that it is fixed now.12:11
minghuadoko_: my debian unstable has the same problem (since OO.o 2.0rc3 I think)12:11
tkamppeterCurrently I am waiting for Debian picking up HPLIP 1.6.9.12:11
pittitkamppeter: ah, good to know12:11
pittitkamppeter: is mdz fine with 1.6.9 for edgy?12:12
minghuadoko_: if you turn off the bytecode hinting and turn on autohint I believe OO.o and abiword will look the same12:12
tkamppeterpitti, I did not post an UVF ER yet.12:12
doko_minghua: will have to check ...12:13
tkamppeterpitti, but there is already a Ubuntu bug report about this: bug 6250612:13
UbugtuMalone bug 62506 in gnome-cups-manager "Incorrectly Detects HP Fax device" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6250612:13
pittiah, nice12:14
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minghuadoko_: you know how to do it, right?  if ubuntu's fontconfig is the same as debian's, dpkg-reconfigure fontconfig-config should do it12:14
dholbachTheMuso: Hey Luke, did you notice festival spinning CPU like mad in edgy recently?12:16
tkamppeterpitti, perhaps we must overgo Debian here, as they seem not to be much interested in HPLIP 1.6.9. They have still only 1.6.7.12:16
pittitkamppeter: I don't see a problem with that12:17
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doko_minghua: hmm, doesn't make a difference12:18
minghuadoko_: hmm, strange12:18
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minghuabut beta's hinting is strange12:18
RicardoPerezpitti: ping12:18
pittihi RicardoPerez 12:19
RicardoPerezpitti: hi! i have a question... mmmm....12:19
slomodoko, doko_: shall we upgrade pysupport to 0.5.2 for edgy? a user had a problem with dbus-python which disappeared after upgrading pysupport and from the changelog it looks rather sane12:19
minghuathere is also bug #60760 about hinting12:19
UbugtuMalone bug 60760 in freetype "turning off autohinting has no effect" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6076012:19
RicardoPerezpitti: what is the package (or Rosetta's template) which contains the volume & drive names?12:19
doko_slomo: yes please12:19
pittiRicardoPerez: 'contains'?12:20
RicardoPerezpitti: the volumes that appears in Places->Computer12:20
pittiRicardoPerez: that's gnome-vfs212:20
slomodoko_: ok, i'll care for it, thanks :)12:20
minghuadoko_: sorry I don't have edgy to test, but that screenshot looks exactly the same at my unstable (I also use arial as interface font there)12:20
RicardoPerezpitti: mmmmm I can't find that template in Rosetta...12:20
pitticarlos: ^ ?12:20
RicardoPerezpitti: can you send me the link?12:20
minghuas/at/as/12:21
pittiRicardoPerez: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/gnome-vfs2/+translations12:21
pitticarlos: (nevermind)12:21
doko_minghua: we use DejaVu, not Arial, but both are ttf fonts12:21
minghuadoko_: Is that screenshot DejaVu extra light?12:21
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, great, thanks! it's related to bug 6250212:21
UbugtuMalone bug 62502 in hal "[Edgy]  Volume names appears untranslated" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6250212:21
minghuadoko: that screenshot definitely is not dejavu sans (regular)12:22
carlospitti: ok12:22
RicardoPerezpitti: the volumes appears untranslated, but the gnome-vfs2 template is fully translated in Rosetta12:22
doko_minghua: fc-match show DejaVu-Sans for Sans12:22
pittiRicardoPerez: did you try the current daily edgy langpacks?12:23
pittiRicardoPerez: please check the mo files in them12:24
minghuadoko_: for the machine that took the screenshot http://librarian.launchpad.net/4542766/Screenshot.png ?12:24
RicardoPerezyes, I just installed it, but doesn't works...12:24
RicardoPerezpitti: yes, the .mo file contains the translation, as I said in the bugreport12:25
minghuadoko_: then I have no idea, it looks just like Arial to me.  if you want, I can even show screenshots12:25
pittiRicardoPerez: hm, then this must be a bug in gnome-vfs2 itself12:25
RicardoPerezpitti: then I'll change the bugreport from hal to gnome-vfs2, is right?12:25
pittiRicardoPerez: right, I just did that12:26
RicardoPerezpitti: oh, great :)12:26
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minghuadoko_: maybe gnome-font-settting is different?12:26
RicardoPerezpitti: thanks12:26
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minghuadoko_: I found another way to test the hinting: use the gnome "desktop -> preference -> font" dialog, go to "details", and try different choices in the hinting section, which gives quite different effects12:37
minghuadoko_: and the change is instant, also I believe OO.o is not affected by this gnome setting12:38
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doko_minghua: right, but firefox is affected as well (therefore the question to iwj_ about our change/hack to fontconfig/pango)12:40
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iwjdoko_: What question ?12:42
iwjI mean, what is your question/comment/complaint/... ?12:42
minghuadoko_: I see.12:42
minghuaiwj: maybe you can look at bug #60760, too?  I suspect it's related to doko's question12:43
UbugtuMalone bug 60760 in freetype "turning off autohinting has no effect" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6076012:43
minghuaiwj: the problem in 60760 is a user sees font rendering changes after upgrading to edgy12:43
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minghuaiwj: and ignore my comments there, it may be off-base12:44
iwjThey upgrade and the behaviour of the software changes.  That doesn't seem to me a sufficient condition for a bug ...12:44
minghuaiwj: sorry, i meant they upgrade from pre-beta to beta12:44
minghuaiwj: it's just some people prefer bytecode hinting to freetype autohinting12:45
minghuaiwj: and according to the user, bytecode hinting is now not available in edgy beta12:45
minghuaiwj: that sound a bug to me12:45
iwjErr, yes, probably.  Has anyone debugged it properly ?12:46
iwjIt's definitely nothing to do with the firefox/fontconfig/pango FC_ANY_METRICS patches.12:46
minghuaiwj: not as far as I know.  and I don't have time to debug it now, sorry12:47
iwjRight.12:47
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Riddellcarlos: is it possible to put kcmlocale near the top of items to be translated?  it's needed to be able to select the language in kde's system settings01:33
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carlosRiddell: sure, we can raise its priority01:34
carlosRiddell: edgy and dapper ? or just edgy?01:34
KeybukI've worked out why my computer every now and then says "And we're going to interview Bob Plums..."01:35
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Keybukit's not some random ogg buffer problem, or sound card driver bug01:36
zuleh?01:36
Keybukit's nautilus01:36
pepsimanKeybuk: lugradio01:36
Keybukif you point the mouse at a sound file, it starts playing it01:36
jdubKeybuk: hover sample?01:36
Keybukand there's a sound file on my desktop01:36
jdubyeah01:36
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infinityOh, that's just wrong.01:37
Keybukand if I switch desktops, sometimes the mouse briefly hovers over it on the way between them :)01:37
infinityHover sample for audio is just plain dumb.01:37
Keybukpepsiman: aye, it's the episode I was in, innit01:37
pepsimanKeybuk: :)01:37
_ionI like the feature.01:37
KeybukI like the feature so much, I'm about to write a patch disabling it, and upload it without telling seb :)01:37
Riddellcarlos: both would be nice01:38
carlosRiddell: done for Edgy and Dapper, it has the same priority as kdelibs01:38
Riddellcarlos: you should have all needed .desktop translation files now, some I've renamed to be the same as upstream01:38
_ionkeybuk: Why not just change the setting? ;-)01:38
pepsimancarlos: Where do manpages, doc and help translations done in Rosetta end up?  They're not in the langpacks01:38
Keybuk_ion: "the setting" ?01:38
_ionkeybuk: The setting.01:39
Keybukwhat's the setting?01:39
_ionThe "Preview sound files" setting in nautilus preferences.01:39
carlosRiddell: ok, I will rename the ones we already imported and import the new ones. Thank you!01:39
_ion(surprisingly)01:39
infinityNautilus properties -> Preview.01:39
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infinityBut having it on by default still feels wrong to me.01:39
Keybukuh01:39
Keybukhow do I get to the nautilus preferences?01:39
infinityKeybuk: open a nautilus window, Edit->Preferences.01:39
Keybukit's not in my Preferences Menu01:39
Keybukgah01:40
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Keybukthat's broken01:40
infinityKeybuk: Say, Places->Home, for instance.01:40
carlospepsiman: atm they stay in Rosetta, I got already the approve to stop importing them into Rosetta until we have an automatic way to publish them in Ubuntu like we do with language packs01:40
Keybukyou should be able to change the desktop preferences without opening some random indow01:40
carlospepsiman: so I'm going to hide them from the UI so people don't expend time on them01:40
_ionkeybuk: Something opened from the context menu of a directory would be a wrong place to put program's global preferences into.01:40
Keybuk_ion: agree, it should be under System->Preferences01:40
infinitySystem->Preferences->File Manager would be nice, yeah.01:41
Keybukdidn't we used to have that?01:41
infinityNo idea.01:41
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minghuawell, I have a desktop->preference->file management on debian01:41
infinityCould have been cleaned out due to someone's fascist "you can get there from elsewhere, and that menu is cluttered" thing.01:41
pepsimancarlos: I see, that's a shame, when translating them into en_GB I get to proofread them01:41
infinityminghua: Guess that answers that.01:42
Keybukthe same facism that leaves dozens of users hunting for the button on the login screen that accepts their username01:42
infinityYeah, File Management is there in the Menu Editor, it's just invisible by default.01:42
minghuayeah, I remember now, ubuntu hides all nautilus entries in the menu01:44
minghuaalso the applications->system tools->file brower one01:44
Kamionogra: have you seen this "Applications can not close shared connections" error from 'gnome-screensaver-command --poke'?01:44
KeybukKamion: I've seen that01:45
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minghuawhich means it's very hard to get a browser nautilus window01:45
ograKamion, nope ...01:45
ograsounds like a dbus message01:45
Kamionit is01:46
carlospepsiman: Well, with every Ubuntu release, we get something else implemented to add support for this kind of things so I hope it will not take too much time until we implement something to support documentation in a way quite similar as language packs01:46
Kamionjust running 'gnome-screensaver-command --poke' from a terminal reproduces it for me, but this is a live CD from late last week01:46
KeybukKamion: someone was talking about that earlier01:46
Keybuk(as in the actual bug cause)01:46
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Kamioncarlos: decent man page translation is going to have to wait for groff Unicode support to be finished up01:47
seb128infinity: why do you need it, nautilus preferences are available from any nautilus window01:47
infinityseb128: How many poeple know what that means?01:48
infinityseb128: If your desktop is doing weird things (say, playing sounds when you hover over stuff), is it intuitive to open your "home folder" to fix it?01:48
seb128opening preferences of the program you use is common behaviour?01:48
infinityseb128: It may be to you and I, cause we know that it's "all nautilus", but "normal users" would have no clue.01:48
seb128you want gedit preferences to the panel menu too? :p01:48
carlosKamion: well, anyway, we are not able to ship them as part of language packs so it's not an issue right now01:48
infinityseb128: I only care about gedit preferences when I'm running gedit, it doesn't affect my "desktop", which users don't really assign an application to.01:49
seb128infinity: I doubt people will go to system, preferences, file browser to change that anyway01:49
minghuaseb128: I think a lot of users don't realize their desktop is a part of nautilus01:49
infinityseb128: I dare you to find 1 out of 10 non-nerd users who know that their desktop is a nautilus window.01:49
seb128I've missed the start of the conversation01:49
Keybukseb128: I just tried to01:49
seb128I didn't know it was about the desktop :p01:49
Keybukmy desktop was behaving oddly01:49
Keybukand I _know_ that it's nautilus01:50
seb128if sound preview is confusing maybe it should be off by default01:50
Keybukit never occurred to me to open a nautilus window to change how the desktop behaved01:50
infinityseb128: Oh, I think it should be off by default, but that's orthoganal to the "how do I make my desktop behave differently when I don't know it's nautilus" thing.01:50
seb128it never occured to me that you had to change the way the desktop behaves01:50
seb128that's about the only setting for the desktop01:50
infinityAlternately, adding "Preferences" (or even "Nautilus Preferences", as a bit of education that the desktop is nautilus) exclusively to the Desktop context menu, but not to any other folders, might be nice.01:51
Keybukseb128: single vs. double-click too01:51
seb128Keybuk: that's not desktop specific though01:51
Keybukneither is hover-sound-preview01:51
pepsimancarlos: Is bug 62668 a rosetta problem?01:51
UbugtuMalone bug 62668 in language-pack-gnome-es "[Edgy]  Some strings can't be translated" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6266801:51
seb128right01:51
Keybukbut it DOES change the way the desktop behaves01:51
Keybukand it's totally non-obvious to open a file manager window to change that01:52
seb128it would be misleading to call that "desktop preferences"01:52
KeybukSystem -> Preferences -> Icon Behaviour01:52
infinityseb128: No, hence my suggestion of "Nautilus Preferences", but only on the desktop context menu, not for any other folders.01:52
seb128context menu is not discoverable01:52
minghuaI like infinity's idea01:52
infinityseb128: For other folders, it's obvious you're in a nautilus window, and you can get at Edit->Preferences, but not on the desktop.01:52
seb128right01:52
seb128then we need a simplier dialog with those preferences01:53
seb128I don't think the nautilus preferences one is good to expose to the menu01:53
carlospepsiman: yes, it is, but I just fixed it. Thanks for noting it to me01:53
seb128with the list of columns, etc01:53
infinityWell, "Preview Preferences" could open the Nautilus pref window, but paged to the Preview page.01:53
infinityI tend to think it's good education to clue people in to the fact that Nautilus==Desktop==FileManager, but in a friendly way.01:54
seb128right, but Scott just mentionned the "simple/double click" is useful too01:54
infinityReusing the same dialog, but paging to a different page by default helps that.01:54
infinityMicrosoft tends to do that all over Windows, to clue you in that "Time and Date" and "International Settings" and such are all tied together, etc.01:54
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infinityJust page to the one they asked for, but you start to get the idea that, hey, all these pages might relate.01:55
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seb128anyway I've no strong opinion about it01:55
seb128we masked it because the preferences menu is already too long01:56
infinityI have no really strong opinion about the solution, just that the current situation is suboptimal. :)01:56
seb128and we estimated few people want to go there change something01:56
infinityAnd turning off audio preview by default may also be sane.01:56
seb128and it's available from somewhere else01:56
infinityAnything that makes a computer act haunted freaks out my mom.01:57
infinityAnd me.01:57
infinityAnd Keybuk.01:57
seb128what, audio preview?01:58
seb128we have that since warty01:58
seb128I don't think anybody complained before now01:59
infinityI don't keep audio on my desktop, which is why I've never noticed.01:59
seb128it's weird you are freaking now :p01:59
infinity"Close a window, and have your computer sing to you cause your moise pointer is in the wrong place" is freaky.01:59
infinitymouse, too.01:59
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jdubit's been in nautilus since < 1.002:00
KeybukI don't think it's bad in nautilus windows02:00
Keybukit's just downright silly on the desktop02:00
Keybukbecause your mouse will cross or hover over audio as part of its normal business02:00
infinityBut there's no pref to differentiate the two, so... <shrug>02:00
infinityjdub: Old features can still be wrong.  Y'know, like modal editors. :)02:01
seb128what an idea to put audio on your desktop :p02:01
Keybuknon-spatial file manager02:01
Keybukseb128: why not?  I stick anything I download or don't really intend to keep forever on my desktop02:01
Kamionand our browser will download stuff to the desktop by default, so ...02:02
seb128Keybuk: no reason, was sort of a non-funny joke :p02:03
pepsimanKamion: but lugradio is a podcast, use a podcast app to download it02:03
infinityThe French excel at those.02:03
seb128I've some video on my desktop myself ;)02:03
Keybukpepsiman: ITYM "zunecast"02:03
Kamionpepsiman: that's not really the point anyway02:03
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dholbachNew:  Ubuntu 6.10  "without Media Player^W^WAudio Preview" edition02:03
Keybukseb128: your response was a bit of an LP-esque "your use case is meaningless to us"02:03
seb128I think we should just turn off audio preview by default02:03
seb128it requires mpg123 and ogg123 to work anyway02:04
seb128which means it doesn't work by default02:04
seb128it's broken on non-local locations02:04
minghuamaybe that's why nobody complained02:04
minghuabecause it never worked :-P02:04
seb128and it seems to be annoying rather useful for people who get it working ;)02:04
infinityYeah, my "mom" wouldn't have CLI audio players installed.02:04
infinityThat does kill the scary for "average users", but also makes the feature nearly useless.02:04
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ograKamion, there is a change mentioned in src/gs-listener-dbus.c in the gnome-screensaver changelog ... lets wait for the 2.16.1 tarball and see if it fixes the issue02:13
Kamionogra: thanks02:14
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infinitytfheen: Hidden files don't show up on the desktop, therefor can't be hovered over. :P02:16
tfheeninfinity: darn!02:17
tfheen:-)02:17
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tfheenbad Hobbsee!02:17
slomoogra: which issue with g-s and dbus?02:17
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ograslomo, _dbus_warn ("Applications can not close shared connections.  Please fix this in your app.  Ignoring close request and continuing.");02:18
ograthats triggered by gnome-screensaver-command --poke02:18
slomoogra: ah... does it break something? it shouldn't anymore with latest dbus but the older versions just closed the shared connection and that could break afaik02:18
ogradunno if it breaks something, Kamion just reported there is that message02:19
Kamionit doesn't break anything AFAIK, but I've had people getting confused by it in ubiquity bug reports02:19
Kamion(because ubiquity periodically runs the above)02:19
ograwill also get noisy in .xsession-errors02:20
ograslomo, if its a dbus issue, could we make it more silent ? 02:20
ogra("Please fix this in your app" does rather sound like its g-s-s' fault)02:21
slomoogra: it's an application bug about which dbus now warns and makes it not break anymore... i would prefer to just fix g-s instead of making the warning go away02:21
ograright02:21
ograso i'm waiting for the new g-s-s tarball ...02:21
_ionAll of https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/preload/+bugs would be fixed by syncing to the Debian version of preload.02:22
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_ionUbuntu has 0.4-1, Debian has 0.4-302:23
slomoogra: you mean version 1.41 of gs-listener-dbus.c? i don't think this will fix it02:23
pitti_ion: changelog looks nice, I filed a sync request02:24
elmoehm02:24
elmodoes dapper not have the "resize my windows partition to free up some space" option or am I being really stupid?02:24
ograslomo, hmm ...02:24
_ionpitti: Thanks.02:24
elmoor is it only available on the alternate installer?02:25
pittielmo: it should have it, but at least I do not always get that option02:25
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slomoogra: fix would/could be just removing the dbus_connect_close() at the end of gnome-screensaver-command.c... if necessary the connection to the socket should be closed automatically by the application terminating02:25
_ionBug #62827 still applies to dapper, though. The attached patch probably applies cleanly to the dapper version as well.02:25
UbugtuMalone bug 62827 in preload "parses /proc/N/maps incorrectly, renders whole program nonfunctional" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6282702:25
ograslomo, ok, i'll try that ... 02:26
elmopitti: meh, ok, I'll try edgy beta02:26
Keybukoh, what a shame, preload doesn't work02:27
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elmoTeam CD: /dev/cciss/c0d0p2     1.1T 1004G   82G  93% /02:28
elmokamion/tfheen: ---^02:28
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tfheenelmo: ack, thanks.02:29
slomoogra: otherwise there was a recent commit in dbus cvs to fix some aspects of handling shared connections... not sure what exactly is the effect of that change02:29
tfheeninfinity: oh, so I don't need to nuke that full-tree hardlink tree I have lying about then? :-P02:29
infinitytfheen: Heh, you do that too, eh? :)02:29
ograwell, if dropping dbus_connect_close() doesnt break anything its an easy fix02:29
infinitytfheen: Last time elmo screamed, a hardlink tree was my "pr0n", yes.02:29
tfheengiven that nothing seems to have blown up badly after beta went out, I presume it should be safe to rm the hardlink tree.02:29
infinitytfheen: Your turn. :)02:29
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slomoogra: if possible i would like to get dbus 1.0rc2 aka 0.94 or even 1.0 into edgy02:34
ograah, sounds cool ... but i'll also have to get g-s-s 2.16.1 in ;)02:35
ograso doing that minor change to the package while building it isnt a biggie02:35
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Spadsmdke: ping02:54
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Tonio_mdz: ping ?03:01
HiddenWolfjsDgx2Daishei303:07
HiddenWolfsorry03:07
elmoKamion: ping?03:08
ograHiddenWolf, i hope that was only your IRC pw :)03:08
HiddenWolfogra: *sigh*03:09
elmoKamion: this laptop seems to be insistent on using 'New York' for a timezone - I select London, hit Forward, get 'US Keyboard'.  Click back, it's still on London, but the timer's going and when it finishes, it resets to New York03:09
elmoknown bug? (this is with edgy beta)03:09
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tfheenelmo: the US keyboard thing is known, yes.03:14
elmotfheen: if I select UK, and go back, it still flicks back to New York03:15
HiddenWolfogra: no, that was me thinking I had locked my session, like always, and typing my password blind. 03:15
HiddenWolfogra: which is now changed, obviously. :)03:15
elmotfheen: should I bother to look any further, or just suck up the US timezone and move on?03:15
tfheenelmo: it sounds like a bug, I guess Colin would like to see a bug about it.03:16
elmotfheen: k, thx03:17
seb128ogra, slomo:03:18
seb128" mccann * gnome-screensaver/ (ChangeLog src/gnome-screensaver-command.c): 03:18
seb128 * src/gnome-screensaver-command.c (main):03:18
seb128 Don't close a shared bus connection."03:18
ograoh !03:19
ograseb128, thanks ! :)03:19
Treenaksoh, so _that_ was complaining in xine-ui!03:19
seb128np ;)03:19
slomoseb128: thanks :)03:19
elmowhine03:21
elmoedgy beta doesn't have a "resize my windows partition" option either03:21
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RiddellKamion: bzr branch at http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/bzr/ubiquity/ubuntu/ adds the ensureItemVisible fix03:24
pittiKeybuk: in case it helps your morale: the same way that you now get all boot problems filed against upstart, I get a lot of program crashes filed against apport :/03:24
ogradholbach, how do you set the X cursor theme in ubuntu-artwork, do you ship an /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/default/index.theme ?03:24
Keybukpitti: heh03:25
Keybuk*hugs*03:25
tfheenpitti: "apport made this program crash"?03:25
pitti'don't shoot the messenger'03:25
pittitfheen: yeah, it's eeeevil03:25
ograoh, thats not its intention ? 03:25
tfheenogra: I'm sure I get more crashes now than before. Must blame apport for them03:25
tfheen;-)03:25
ograright 03:25
Mirvsorry, urgent need! is there someone else than newz2000 that can admin ubuntu-xx servers?03:26
pittibut it's simple - sudo killall apport-random-kill-daemon03:26
Mirvsomething wrong, I can't upload a PHP file put it got deleted to 0 bytes -> nothing works on the site03:26
seb128ogra: cat /var/lib/dpkg/info/human-theme.postinst03:27
seb128ogra: it's an alternative03:27
ograah, cool, thanks ... my bandwith is eaten by other stuff else i'd have pulled -artwork already and looked myself03:28
seb128ogra: human-theme is the package you want03:29
Mirvdisk quota is exceeded. anyone?03:29
Mirvor is there any other way to contact anyone at Canonical?03:29
ograseb128, ok03:30
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seb128Mirv: what machine is that?03:30
seb128Mirv: maybe ping elmo03:30
Mirv69.60.114.112 , ubuntu-fi.org03:31
Mirvor actually forum.ubuntu-fi.org's account. 03:32
Mirvok it's either newz2000 or smurf, neither of which are around03:33
Mirvby deleting the file I was able to bring the forum up, albeit with an ugly mix of the default theme and the ubuntu theme03:34
Mirv(I tried uploading a new version of the SMF theme php file)03:34
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Kamionelmo: yeah, it's a bug, don't think I had a report about it before03:40
Mirvok, I grabbed newz2000 <5 seconds after him logging on. problem solved.03:40
KamionRiddell: thanks, will merge03:40
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Kamionelmo: if you show me /var/log/partman (or /var/log/installer/partman if you've rebooted), then I can diagnose why it isn't giving you the resize option03:40
bddebianHowdy folks03:41
Kamionelmo: timezone> I just tried one approach to fixing it, but unfortunately that broke other things - I'll keep trying03:42
elmoKamion: ok, will get you installer when I get networking03:42
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elmos/installer/logs/03:43
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elmoKamion: shall I put it in a bug?  (if not: http://people.ubuntu.com/~james/tmp/partman )03:54
Kamionelmo: in that case, it's only arguably a bug03:57
Kamionelmo: you have three primary partitions, and no extended partition03:57
elmoKamion: so resizing would be excessively non-trivial?03:58
Kamionelmo: partman always wants to create / as a primary partition (which is a known issue, but I believe it's required on some older BIOSes)03:58
pittiiwj: \o/ I finally released the firefox/breezy update from hell03:58
elmoah I see03:58
Kamionelmo: then it also needs a partition for swap - which adds up to 4 primary + 1 extended03:58
Kamionwhich is over the limit03:58
Kamionsummary: the PC partition table format sucks walruses through a leaky oil pipeline03:59
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elmoKamion: ho hum - what's the easiest way forward in terms of non-destructively getting Ubuntu onto a machine with this kind of brain damaged partition layout then? 04:03
iwjpitti: Yay!  Thank god for that.  etc.04:06
iwjThanks for your effort and forbearance.04:07
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pittiiwj: thanks for porting and crash fixing :)04:07
Kamionelmo: partition manually and put everything in logical partitions; your BIOS probably isn't actually stupid enough to care about that, it's just that I know that there are some that do care04:08
Kamion(e.g. seb128's laptop gets upset about not having an active partition, and I'm willing to bet that that BIOS check doesn't look at logical partitions)04:09
Riddellmvo: any way of finding out why something is kept back during a dist-upgrade?04:09
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dholbachogra: ubuntu-artwork is split up04:10
dholbachogra: ubuntu-theme ships it and sets it in .postinst (iirc)04:11
ogradholbach, yes, i noticed ... 04:11
ograi didnt know its an alternative ...04:11
ograi like alternatives, very cool :)04:11
dholbachogra: that's something Jeff and Nathaniel set up in the early days - I never changed it04:12
ograi never had to care for it until now :)04:13
ograbtw, g-p-m uploaded04:13
smurfMirv: you want newz2000 -- I have no access to that box04:14
dholbachogra: nice04:14
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mvoRiddell: run it with "-o Debug::pkgProblemResolver=true" 04:16
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Keybukfoo2zjs: /etc/udev/rules.d/11-hplj10xx.rules04:24
Keybukwhere did that come from?!04:24
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tepsipakkipitti: Hi, do you plan to backport the fix for #44196 to dapper?04:34
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pittitepsipakki: if you think it's appropriate, please add a dapper task04:36
SeveasKamion, which sourcepackage should bug 62950 be assigned to?04:38
UbugtuMalone bug 62950 in Ubuntu "Isolinux error message refers to non-existant CD2, needs changing" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6295004:38
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tepsipakkipitti: from "backport fix to releases"?04:39
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seb128doko, doko_: around?04:41
seb128doko, doko_:do you have any idea on04:41
seb128$ python2.5 -c "import gobject"04:41
seb128Traceback (most recent call last):04:41
seb128  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>04:41
seb128ImportError: No module named gobject04:41
seb128$ dpkg -L python-gobject | grep so04:41
seb128/usr/lib/python-support/python-gobject/python2.5/gtk-2.0/gobject/_gobject.so04:41
seb128/usr/lib/python-support/python-gobject/python2.4/gtk-2.0/gobject/_gobject.so04:41
doko_seb128: interesting04:43
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seb128doko_: that's breaking gnome-python and pygtk builds because they try doing a 2.5 build and chock on it04:44
slomoseb128: at least for me it has the wrong sys.path with python2.504:45
seb128slomo: what do you mean?04:45
slomoseb128: for 2.4 sys.path contains "/var/lib/python-support/python2.4/gtk-2.0", for 2.5 it doesn't contain the 2.5 variant of this04:46
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slomoseb128: >>> import sys04:47
slomo>>> sys.path.append("/var/lib/python-support/python2.5/gtk-2.0")04:47
slomo>>> sys.path.append("/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/gtk-2.0")04:47
slomo>>> import gobject04:47
seb128ah, k04:48
doko_seb128: should be fixed with the sync which slome requested04:48
slomoseb128: can you please retry with latest python-support from debian? it has a ton of bugfixes04:48
seb128slomo: I trust doko on it, will wait for the sync04:49
KamionSeveas: syslinux04:49
seb128did you get the UVF approval?04:49
slomoseb128: bug #63527  (no uvf approval yet)04:49
UbugtuMalone bug 63527 in python-support "UVF exception & sync request: python-support 0.5.2 from debian/unstable (main)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6352704:49
SeveasKamion, merci04:49
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seb128Kamion: maybe you can approval that sync which unbreaks python modules using python-support now? ;)04:50
SeveasKamion, also, I'd appreciate it if you could look at bug 63043 -- I marked 2 similar bugs as duplicates of the old hw-detect bug but that may have been incorrect04:50
UbugtuMalone bug 63043 in ubiquity "ubiquity HwDetect failed with code 10" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6304304:50
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seb128doko_, slomo: no, doesn't fix it ... or do I need to rebuild pygobject then?04:55
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seb128it adds /var/lib/python-support/python2.5 to sys.path with it04:55
seb128but the .so is to /usr/lib/python-support/python-gobject/python2.504:55
seb128and the .py to /usr/share/python-support/python-gobject04:56
seb128hum04:56
doko_seb128: reinstalling python-gobject?04:56
seb128doko_: k, fix it04:57
seb128that's going to be fun04:57
seb128like we are going to ask users to reinstall their package?04:57
doko_seb128: no, I'll have to go over the list, after the new one is synced04:57
seb128ok04:58
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seb128gnome-python split is blocked on that now04:58
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Toadstooltfheen, infinity: thanks for the explanations about xffm-proc build failure :)05:01
tucozI have written a bug report that is targeted towards the 2.6.17-10 kernel. However, malone can not find this package, so the package is unknown at the moment although i think i know what package it is.05:02
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dholbachheya keescook05:03
keescookhi dholbach!05:03
dholbachhow's it going?05:03
elmoKamion: cute - when I create a logical partition, the "Resize partition #1" option appears05:04
keescookgoin' good.  having fun with security patches, played a little with apport too05:04
dholbachkeescook: rock on! :-)05:04
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tucozI wonder if i should leave it as unknown or what package i should select so that the bug report ends up in the right place.05:06
Toadstoolinfinity: hmm, by the way, how are we, poor MOTUs, supposed to test a package build when even a pbuilder created with --variant=buildd includes packages not installed on an actual buildd? ;)05:06
pittihi keescook 05:08
keescookhi pitti, just reading through your emails now.  :)05:08
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Seveas!sdfsgda05:23
Seveas(oops, wrong channel)05:23
doko_Kamion, infinity: please process in NEW: openoffice.org (and with lower priority all the *-java packages, plus hsqldb and bsh)05:23
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jdongslomo: poke05:36
slomojdong: yes?05:36
jdongbug 62323 , is the library safe to backport, compatibility wise?05:36
UbugtuMalone bug 62323 in dapper-backports "[dapper]  libsgutils1-dev should depend on libsgutils1" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6232305:36
Riddellmvo_: fancy helping me debug some upgrade issues?05:37
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slomojdong: imho yes... and would be nice to backport this, there are a lot people that have problems compiling banshee from source because of this bug05:38
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slomojdong: but i didn't test building it in dapper. both versions are compatible though05:38
jdongslomo: yeah, I have a prevu user experiencing problem with banshee backporting05:38
jdongslomo: I'll test building now05:38
slomojdong: you want to backport banshee? good luck... will be hard without backporting complete mono ;) and there is already an inofficial repository containing everything... and it looks fairly sane05:39
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jdongslomo: no, I'm not trying to backport banshee.... users are :)05:40
jdongslomo: what do you think happens when I give them an auto-backporting tool :D05:40
slomojdong: they will update to edgy without even knowing it? ;)05:40
jdongslomo: the 3rd question I got was if it was possible to backport gnome 2.16 :D05:41
slomojdong: "deb http://apebox.org/badgerexplosion ./" <--- give this to users wanting to backport banshee... everything is in there at least for x8605:41
jdongk, will do05:41
slomowhat was your answer? s/dapper/edgy/ in sources.list and dist-upgrade? :)05:41
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jdongslomo: my answer was that he'd save time by just upgrading to edgy; by the time he gets all the dependencies, he'll basically have a 75% edgy box 05:42
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mdzTonio_: yes?05:43
slomojdong: i remember you working on the azureus package... are you familiar with java packaging in general?05:44
jdongslomo: not at all. I suck at java packaging ,and packaging in general :)05:44
slomook :(05:45
jdongeventually I gave up on azureus, too05:45
jdongdidn't know if it was my fault or GCJ's, but fedora's sources simply don't compile on ubuntu's java stack05:45
slomodid you talk to doko about it?05:46
jdongslomo: no, I gave the package back to bddebian and ran in the opposite direction05:46
jdongwe need eclipse 3.2 before we can even consider azureus 2.5.0.0 though05:46
jdongand that's plenty to keep doko occupied :)05:46
jdongbesides, who needs azureus with a properly working ktorrent anyway05:47
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bddebianjdong: Well I certainly don't need it ;-P05:47
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jordiRiddell: ping05:56
Riddellhi jordi 05:57
gnomefreakdoko_: can you ping me when you get a minute please05:59
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doko_gnomefreak: no. just start typing05:59
gnomefreakoh ok05:59
gnomefreaktake a look at bug 45705 is it safe to close? 06:00
UbugtuMalone bug 45705 in ia32-libs "Error in Dist-upgrade on Dapper" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4570506:00
gnomefreakcome to think about it dholbach asked about that on another bug this morning06:00
KamionSeveas: yes, that was incorrect, it's a different exit code06:01
gnomefreaki was under the impression that is too dangerous to update on a stable system06:01
doko_gnomefreak: look, who's the assignee and ask him. maybe it should be closed, because it was only a problem in dapper, and not one with the upgrade from earlier releases06:02
gnomefreakk06:02
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elmohmm, a package diff between default dapper install and default edgy install is fascinating06:04
Kamionslomo,doko_: can you identify the exact fix in the python-support changelog that fixes bug 59775?06:04
UbugtuMalone bug 59775 in dbus-python "dbus-python is broken" [Undecided,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5977506:04
Kamionelmo: yeah, gparted is like that06:04
slomoKamion: i can't... i never had the problem myself but the user said that upgrading fixed it for him06:05
Kamionthat's not very acceptable for a UVF exception06:05
slomoapart from that upgrading fixed the python-gobject breakage seb128 saw earlier today06:05
KamionI need to be sure that that change is required, and that it's not some other mystical voodoo that fixed the problem06:05
seb128a python-support fix is required for sure06:06
KamionWHICH python-support fix?06:06
Kamionthere's a changelog in the UVF exception request bug - if somebody can point me to the lines of the changelog describing the fix, that would help me06:06
seb128dunno, doko said it's fixed by one of the new versions from Debian, looking at it06:06
Kamiondoko_: help :)06:06
seb128Kamion: might be http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=38379906:07
UbugtuDebian bug 383799 in bittornado "ImportError: No module named BitTornado" [Serious,Closed]  06:07
seb128"   * update-python-modules: check for .path presence when checking for06:07
seb128     newly installed python versions, otherwise stuff might not be06:07
seb128     compiled for it (closes: #383799, medium-urgency fix)."06:07
seb128from the changelog06:07
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Kamionok, that looks plausible, thanks06:09
seb128np06:09
doko_Kamion: and we need a rebuild (done with the sync as well) to add python2.5 support (didn't look at it)06:10
doko_Kamion: can I bribe you with CD space, if you process openoffice.org in NEW? ;)06:11
Kamiondoko_: there are several dependency generation fixes in that python-support changelog; after the new python-support is available, could you please scan through the archive for breakage due to that and upload anything that needs to be fixed?06:11
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Kamiondoko_: give me a minute dude, I was away for the last hour doing urgent bank stuff06:11
KamionI've only been back for <10 minutes06:12
doko_Kamion: yes, already said to seb128, that I will do it06:12
doko_Kamion (didn't realize that you were away)06:12
doko_Riddell: ping06:13
Riddellhi doko_ 06:14
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Kamiondoko_: OOo accepted06:16
doko_Kamion: thanks :)06:17
ograKamion, remind me, why did we default to a fixed hostname in edubuntu ?06:17
doko_Kamion: you just got 17MB on the CD06:17
ogradoko_, ??06:18
ogradoko_, you are joking, right ? you dont introduce 17MB extra on the CDs after beta06:18
slomoi guess he means -17MB 06:19
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ograi hope so :)06:19
_ionDoes anybody really use the Windows software on the Live-CDs? :-)06:19
ograwindows users ?06:19
Kamionogra: I honestly can't say I remember any more06:20
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_ionNah, they either download newer versions of the software, or burn whatsitsname... OpenCD?06:20
Kamion_ion: yes - it's a fantastic easy first step for new users06:20
Kamion_ion: Eben Moglen will enthuse about this approach if you let him - he had great success converting several people to free software using it06:20
_ionPerhaps someone could do some evil hack to make e.g. Linux and Windows versions of Firefox and OOo on the Live-CD use the same data files. ;-)06:21
Kamionyou get them using the Windows software first, then you say "hey, if you liked that, just boot from the CD and try out the rest"06:21
ograKamion, it somehow appears silly to me ... we should probably change it ... veven though i'm sure it was my decision ...06:22
Kamionogra: it'd be worth searching through IRC logs to find out the reason first06:22
Kamionogra: FWIW I made the change on 2005-07-2906:22
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Kamiondoko_: thanks!06:23
Kamiondoko_: the -gcj variants seem larger than the non-gcj variants, as a general rule ... do the -gcj variants end up on the CD?06:23
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doko_Kamion: no06:23
Kamionok06:23
doko_Kamion: if they are found, they are used (native code), if not, the code is interpreted06:24
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Kamiondoko_: ok, processed all the GCJ stuff06:26
doko_great!06:27
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jdongdoko_: is eclipse 3.2 planned for edgy or edgy+1?06:31
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doko_jdong: there's nothing planned; doing eclipse in my free time.06:31
jdongdoko_: ok, just curious06:32
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sivangre all07:03
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Riddelltfheen: the accessiblity changes in kubuntu beta don't seem to work, is there a way to debug that at all?07:07
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Tonio_mdz: just wanted to know if the informations on bug bugs 62544 are enough or if you need more ?07:25
UbugtuMalone bug 62544 in kaffeine "0.8.1 -> 0.8.2 UVF Exception Request" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6254407:25
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mdzTonio_: I received your email and will review it with the other freeze exceptions in my queue07:28
Tonio_mdz: thanks07:28
LaserJockmdz: is it possible to remove the latest version of a package from edgy Universe, or do you have to upload a new package over it?07:29
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henoRiddell: Kamion said there was a small bug in the a11y scripts. I guess the fix is on its way07:30
Riddellheno: so it doesn't work for ubuntu either?07:31
henoRiddell: correct07:31
Riddellheno: ok, makes it nicer for me :)07:32
pittiBenC: new kernel&apport combo works nicely now :)07:33
mjg59Who's supposed to be looking after gnome-power-manager at the moment?07:34
bluefoxicypng_pov.cpp:(.text+0x358f): undefined reference to `png_write_finish_row'07:34
bluefoxicyhrm.... why is that symbol not in libpng12?  ... ah well.07:35
kristogmjg59: ?07:36
mjg59kristog: Who's supposed to be dealing with gnome-power-manager bugs at the moment?07:36
kristogwhoa 130 bugs, debian only 14.07:37
mjg59Right07:37
Kamionheno: I uploaded the fix this morning07:38
henoKamion: cool, I'll give it a test 07:39
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_ionmjg59: Hi07:47
dholbachhey _ion!!!07:49
_ionHi dholbach 07:49
dholbach_ion: how are you! good to see you again!07:49
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_iondholbach: Good to see you. :-) I've managed to debug a problem with loudmouth a bit. Seems like it doesn't support STARTTLS at all. My jabber server requires using it, and loudmouth crashes when connecting. I haven't yet been able to fix the crash.07:50
_iondholbach: I.e. both telepathy-gabble and gossip crash.07:51
dholbach_ion: urg07:51
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dholbach_ion: would you please file a bug with debug backtrace in LP for that?07:51
jdong|laptopthere's probably not a chance that we can get squash 3.1 in edgy, right?07:51
dholbach_ion: I'm happy to forward it to the (somewhat obscure) upstream bug tracker07:52
_iondholbach: Yeah, i'm going to file the bug. I've thought i'd submit a patch that fixes the problem at the same time, but i haven't been able to fix it yet. I'll probably file the bug today anyway.07:54
dholbach_ion: thanks a lot for that07:54
_iondholbach: There's some strange stuff going on with function callbacks. :-)07:54
ograjdong|laptop, i wouldnt oppose a gcompris backport ... if it builds and doesnt crash 07:55
seb128mjg59: no real maintainer, ogra is doing updates usually, I don't think he looks at bugs for it though07:56
seb128jdong: you are doing backports? Any reason there is rhythmbox 0.9.5 bakports for dapper done?07:57
ograwell, roughly ... as time permits ... i'd appreciate to give away maintenance to someone who can put in more time 07:57
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ogramjg59, ^^07:57
_ionmjg59: Have you noticed this patch? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/62865/comments/107:58
UbugtuMalone bug 62865 in usplash "1024x768 with nVidia GeForce4 Ti 4800 SE: "screen init failed"" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  07:58
kristogseb128: ogra mjg59 i will take a look on gpm bugs.07:58
ograkristog, very much appreciated ... if we ever meet remind me to pay you a barrel of beer ;)07:58
kristogogra: ahahah thank you :)07:59
seb128kristog: thank you, you rock!08:01
jdongogra / seb128: ok, I'll look at those two backports soon08:01
seb128jdong: thank you08:01
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seb128np, we know "too much too do" feeling too ;)08:01
ograright, totally ... :)08:03
seb128s/too do/to do08:03
seb128any, dinner time08:03
jdong -> Considering  libnautilus-burn-dev (>= 2.15.3)08:03
seb128bbl08:03
pittiseb128: enjoy08:03
seb128jdong: hum, k, better to close the backport task opened for some time then08:03
jdongk08:04
seb128bah, new n-c-b is not required08:04
seb128the Build-Depends has been bumped to catch a soname change I think08:04
seb128I'll have a look after dinner08:04
jdongI'll leave the ticket open then08:06
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pittislomo: liferea approved08:18
slomopitti: woohoo :)08:18
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pittiimbrandon, Riddell, seb128, Tonio_: FYI, I'm processing MIR now and approved some (not yet finished)08:20
pittiplease tell me if you need something urgently, I won't process the whole queue08:20
BenCpitti: good news (re apport+kernel)08:20
pittiBenC: interesting that unlink() was the culprit...08:21
slomopitti: now what's the process to get it into main but not installed by default? asking an archive admin or is there something else now?08:22
pittislomo: it needs to be seeded to 'supported'08:22
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pittislomo: once that happened, anastacia will demand promotion, and the archive guys will do it08:22
BenCpitti: vfs_unlink() in the kernel was just not being nice08:23
slomopitti: ok, thanks :) is there a FF exception or something needed at this point?08:23
BenCpitti: so I tried to use sys_unlink() (which is the userspace syscall function for unlink()), but it didn't want to actually unlink the files08:23
pittislomo: not FF, but I'm not sure whether mdz is happy with new main packages at this point; better ask him08:23
pittiBenC: I think I got it pretty solid now in apport, but of course I can't guarantee that cores are deleted in all circumstances08:24
slomomdz: are you fine with adding liferea to the supported seed for edgy? or better wait for next release?08:24
pittiBenC: like, if apport itself segfaults (happened recently with python-apt, for example)08:24
BenCpitti: in those cases, it may be nice to keep the core around any way to help reproduce the apport bug08:25
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seb128pitti: meanwhile would be nice08:33
pittiseb128: already done08:33
seb128cool08:33
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siretartpitti: do you know why cryptsetup isn't in main?08:48
siretartI wonder why I don't find any report or request about it08:48
pittisiretart: mainly because noone bothered hard enough to ask for it08:48
siretartah08:48
slomosiretart: i want it in main ;) but it currently breaks very bad with upstart (at least for me)08:48
Tonio_pitti: hehe, thanks, good to ear this :)08:49
siretartslomo: I see it the other way round: upstart breaks cryptsetup very hard. it doesn't give the cryptsetup init script a controlling tty08:49
Tonio_pitti: urgency for kubuntu is digikam, but it requires 2 libs to be approved aswell...08:49
pittiTonio_: all done08:49
slomosiretart: or that... but keybuk said it's cryptsetup bug and i didn't look too hard yet because of no time ;)08:49
Tonio_pitti: fabulous !08:49
siretartslomo: well. he is obviously a bit biased, no? ;)08:50
slomosiretart: if you want to fix the part that does it wrong you'll get a beer from me when we meet some day ;)08:50
siretartslomo: its quite hard to input a passphrase without an tty, no?08:50
slomowell, i trusted him :P08:50
pittislomo, siretart: oh, you didn't meet so far?08:50
siretartno only irc so far08:51
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slomosiretart: it gets an tty according to Keybuk08:51
siretartoh08:51
mjg59_ion: Yeah, I've been ill08:51
mjg59I'll get to it08:51
siretarthm. I'm just on my 2nd try to upgrade my workstation to edgy. lets see if it succeeds today08:51
slomosiretart: or at least should.... it should be called with < /dev/console > /dev/console but iirc the init script does this already08:52
mjg59seb128: That's rather less than ideal08:52
seb128mjg59: right, the issue is that everybody from the team is already overloaded so nobody is wanting to step for it08:53
_ionmjg59: Sad to hear it. :-( I hope you get well soon.08:53
mjg59seb128: At the moment there are several regressions over dapper08:54
_ionThe fsck script contains something like 'exec </dev/console >/dev/console 2>&1' IIRC08:54
mjg59I don't have time to do anything about it right now08:54
_ionOh, i missed slomo's last line.08:54
slomo_ion: cryptsetup's init script has this too08:54
seb128mjg59: if you find regressions mark them as high importance, we will try to have a look to them before edgy08:55
siretartif I understood Keybook correctly, cryptsetup requires a controlling tty. I don't think these redirections do support them08:56
siretartI was told today by a collegue that cryptsetup was broken with sysvinit too: he got asked his passphrase, but every letter he typed was echoed on the console08:57
siretartdidn't get to check that yet08:57
slomoif we want it in main this definitely has to be fixed first though ;)08:58
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slomosiretart: i had the echo-passphrase-to-console bug in the past too... but this happened only short before upstart broke it completely ;)09:03
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Ngmjg59: about?09:04
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Ngmjg59: a while back I mentioned having to enable the softled option for the atheros in my X40 and you suggested filing it as a bug, but I forgot which package you suggested filing it against09:05
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elmodeskbar applet == teh buggy09:11
mjg59Ng: linux-restricted-modules09:11
Ngk09:11
Kamionlinux-restricted-modules-2.6.15 or linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17, in fact09:11
KamionI doubt Malone knows about linux-restricted-modules as such ...09:11
froudhow is a modules update performed if modules-update is meant to be obsolete ... although it is still installed and works in dapper09:13
froudis there an alternative?09:13
NgKamion: technically the bug applies to both, since I had to do this in dapper too, but presumably it's not likely to be fixed there? ;)09:16
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KamionNg: doesn't sound serious enough, at a first hearing09:24
NgKamion: I have absolutely nothing by way of a case for it for dapper, it's just an LED blinkying or not :)09:25
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jdong!seen keybuk09:28
jdong*grumble*09:29
siretartah, hi jdong 09:30
KamionNg: thought not :)09:30
siretartjdong: I've seen that you tried backporting libxine, did you also compile the extracodecs package?09:30
jdongsiretart: yes, both do backport cleanly09:31
jdongsiretart: I was talking to slomo about it yesterday, and he wants it to build against internal ffmpeg though09:31
siretartoh09:31
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jdonghe said that dapper's ffmpeg is too old, and he'd rather use the internal ffmpeg09:31
siretartwell, this is indeed a valid point09:31
slomosiretart: because the ffmpeg in dapper is fairly old and i expect regressions09:31
siretartright09:31
siretartjdong: do backports build in dapper or in dapper-backports chroots?09:32
jdongsiretart: dapper-backports09:32
jdongbackports do build against themselves correctly09:32
siretartslomo: in this case, how about backporting ffmeg as well?09:32
slomosiretart: shouldn't break anything directly... but maybe stuff can't be rebuild anymore against newer ffmpeg09:33
slomohas to be tested09:33
siretartslomo: stuff in dapper or in dapper-backports?09:33
slomoboth09:34
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siretartslomo: stuff in dapper doesn't matter, imo. stuff in dapper-backports is indeed a valid point. but I don't think we have anything else backported which b-d on ffmpeg. I may be wrong, of course09:35
jdongslomo: so libavcodec isn't necessarily compatible with dapper's version?09:35
slomojdong: yes but that doesn't matter much, we linked statically in dapper09:35
jdongslomo: oh, ok09:35
slomocan only happen that stuff from dapper is not buildable anymore with the backported ffmpeg09:35
jdongthat seems like it's not the end of the world :)09:36
siretartjdong: remember, ffmpeg is always a royal pain in the ass :/09:36
jdongsiretart: yeah, I'm noticing that09:37
jdongI'm sending an ffmpeg through pbuilder right now09:37
jdongit looks like it'll do fine09:37
keescookjoy, I've been working on ffmpeg/xine-lib security patches too.09:37
jdongtesting it is another story though :D09:37
siretartgreat. 2nd. upgrade to edgy, now to screen remains black after booting the new kernel09:37
siretartany ideas or pointer how to debug?09:37
jdongsiretart: take off quiet?09:37
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jdongkeescook: oh boy... fun... that shouldn't be affected by dapper-backports work though09:38
jdongkeescook: dapper-backports (i'd expect) has a much narrower audience than dapper-update/dapper-security09:38
keescookjdong: yup, I agree.09:39
keescookjust figured I'd raise my hand and share the ffmpeg pain with you09:39
jdongi386/dsputil_mmx.c:630: error: can't find a register in class 'GENERAL_REGS' while reloading 'asm'09:39
jdongit doesn't look like ffmpeg will build with dapper's gcc?09:39
slomojdong: -fomit-frame-pointer fixes this on x86 ;)09:40
slomoor newer gcc09:40
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jdongslomo: oh. but I can't frickin fomit-frame-pointer backports packages :D09:41
siretartjdong: interesting. without splash and quiet, now I noticed that linux-restricted-modules. in fact, there are many package upgrades missing.. hmmm. anyway, good tip09:44
jdongsiretart: hmm, did you pull in ubuntu-desktop?09:45
siretartjdong: I trusted update-manager to do its job. previously, ubuntu-desktop was installed09:46
jdongah, ok09:46
jdongsiretart: I just got word back from jenda that update-manager worked like a charm for him09:46
siretartjdong: I made good experiences with update-manager until this upgrade09:47
jdonghmm, maybe update-manager bug then...09:47
siretartalready filed as bug #6361709:48
UbugtuMalone bug 63617 in upgrade-system "crash while removing packages" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6361709:48
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smurfKamion: ping10:02
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siretartwhich package is responsible for breaking my /etc/fstab by trying to mount my filesystems via UUID?10:03
Kamionsmurf: hi10:03
smurfsiretart: why is that broken?10:03
Kamionvolumeid10:04
Kamion(source package udev)10:04
siretartsmurf: mount -a; \n result: mount: special device /dev/disk/by-uuid/9c9cfasdfa-waef-d234-235 does not exist10:04
Kamionthat's the default in edgy though, and it works for most people, so your claim is a bit too broad ...10:04
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siretarthrmpf10:04
Kamion"w" doesn't sound like a character that should be in a UUID10:04
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siretartI cheated10:04
Kamionin fact that UUID is entirely broken10:05
smurfKamion: I'm just installing the beta from the alternate CD and note that the "no support for your language on the CD. do you want to download?" question shows up very late.10:05
slomosiretart: is this your encrypted partition?10:05
smurfKamion: if I were a sysadmin, I'd have wandered off by now, and would be rather annoyed upon coming back that the installation hasn't progressed much ... might it be possible to ask that somewhat earlier?10:06
Kamionsmurf: no later than in dapper ...10:06
smurfKamion: I didn't try that in dapper ;-)10:06
siretartI don't have X on that machine yet10:06
siretartslomo: no, I have only cryptoswap on that machine10:06
slomosiretart: ok, no idea then10:07
siretartKamion: well, the special thing I use here is lvm on software raid10:07
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Kamionsmurf: tricky - the obvious place would be a base-installer hook, but I don't think those get to talk to debconf10:07
Kamionsiretart: IIRC that's fixed in current udev, so a dapper->edgy upgrade won't suffer this problem10:07
Kamionudev (093-0ubuntu16) edgy; urgency=low10:07
Kamion  * Don't convert software RAID (/dev/md[0-9] *) devices to UUID as there's10:07
Kamion    something nasty in that woodshed.  Ubuntu: #62476.10:07
Kamion -- Scott James Remnant <scott@ubuntu.com>  Tue, 26 Sep 2006 17:17:05 +010010:07
siretartinterestingly, it works for /, but not for other filesystems on that vg10:07
JB[away] hey guys, when does you want to fix the mod_proxy bug -> https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/62820 ???10:08
UbugtuMalone bug 62820 in apache2 "RPC over HTTP" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  10:08
siretartKamion: I upgraded from dapper 15min ago. so I can confirm that bug is not fixed10:08
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smurfKamion: OK -- I translate your answer to "we should think about that after Edgy".10:08
Kamionsiretart: ok, file a bug on udev then, attaching /etc/fstab.pre-uuid10:08
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cbx33is there news on MV10:09
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smurfKamion: ... alternately, is there a reason why somebody might answer "no" to that question? Otherwise we could just prioritize it away10:10
Kamionsmurf: yeah, I can't think of an easy way to do it unfortunately without shunting questions around to packages where they don't belong10:10
zulcbx33: heh good im not the only wondering10:10
Kamionsmurf: absolutely - downloading language-support-* takes a lot of bandwidth10:10
Kamionsmurf: I added that question because I was fed up of having to wait for language-support-ja or whatever to download during tests10:11
cbx33zul, heheh10:11
Kamionand it seemed likely that people doing a custom install might not necessarily care about input methods10:11
smurfKamion: fair enough10:12
JB[away] hihoooo :)10:12
siretartKamion: filed as bug #6362610:12
UbugtuMalone bug 63626 in udev "udev did convert my lvm on raid filesystems in /etc/fstab" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6362610:12
Kamionfollowed up10:14
KamionJB[away] : if nobody's answering, it's because nobody here knows about / is interested in your bug10:14
KamionJB[away] : perhaps a mailing list post would be more fruitful10:15
JB[away] :(10:15
JB[away] but it is important10:15
KamionMany bugs are important, but we have limited resources.10:15
KamionThat sounds like the sort of bug we generally rely on upstream to fix.10:16
JB[away] sure, but i thought that ubuntu dapper is very stable10:16
KamionYes, it doesn't change much :-)10:16
JB[away] but have a important bug :(10:16
KamionIf there is a *known* patch for this issue, then it can be backported10:16
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Kamionbut the patch needs to be identified10:16
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JB[away] apache havent relaesed e patch10:17
JB[away] :(10:17
JB[away] they fixed the bug on the version 2.0.56 without a patch10:17
pittiJB[away] : then it's a matter of finding the patch in their cvs10:17
KamionApache use revision control; there's no need for them to release individual patches when anyone can extract them from the revision control system10:18
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Kamionnight all10:18
kristognight10:18
zullater Kamion 10:18
pittibye Kamion 10:18
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JB[away] pitti i have speak with the apache developer10:18
JB[away] and a patch would't released10:19
pittiJB[away] : well, if they fixed the bug upstream, they must have a patch :)10:19
pittiJB[away] : it's just not separately distributed/announced10:19
JB[away] sure why not?10:20
JB[away] apache fixed it on 2.0.5610:20
JB[away] but my distri (ubuntu) have only 2.0.5510:20
zulthen its just a matter of finding the fix10:21
JB[away] i cant find :(10:21
pittialso, for edgy, requesting an UVF exception for apache2 sounds generally reasonable10:22
pittitheir stable branches have a good reputation10:22
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JB[away] http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/attachment.cgi?id=1674410:28
JB[away] is this the patch?10:28
pittilooks very much like it10:30
JB[away] and now?10:30
pittiplease add a comment to the ubuntu bug with the link to the bug10:30
pittis/bug/patch/10:30
JB[away] https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/apache2/+bug/6282010:33
JB[away] :)10:33
UbugtuMalone bug 62820 in apache2 "RPC over HTTP" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  10:33
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tfheenRiddell: break=casper-bottom and step through 30accessibility by hand?10:36
JB[away] duoble post @ pitti ? :)10:37
pittiJB[away] : no, a link to the upstream patch is prefered to an attachment10:37
JB[away] oo sorry, 10:38
pittiJB[away] : alright, I marked the bug appropriately, will get fixed for edgy10:39
JB[away] for edgy?10:39
JB[away] i need them for dapper :(10:39
pittithat's considerably more effort: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates10:39
pittiand I don't have the time to pursue that10:39
pittiand it's not the kind of bug we fix in stable releases10:40
JB[away] i cant use so ubuntu on my server10:40
gnomefreakinfinity: if you are here, i would like to know if ia32-lib was fixed with breezy > dapper upgrade10:40
JB[away] ok i degraded to debian sarge, the apache works fine10:41
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froudI read somewhere that Ubuntu Kernels provide modules to support IPSec out the box. Is this so?10:51
joejaxxJB[away] : do you know how is responsible for the generation of the ubuntu cd images?10:52
joejaxxor froud*10:52
JB[away] no10:53
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mc44joejaxx, you probably want tfheen10:53
mc44joejaxx, if you mean the live cds10:54
joejaxxmc44: thank you 10:54
tfheenjoejaxx: hmm?10:54
joejaxxtfheen: may i pm you?10:54
tfheenjoejaxx: sure.10:54
_ionfroud: The problem with IPsec is different implementations being bug-incompatible with each other. I'd recommend openvpn. (Offtopic, sorry.)10:56
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froud_ion: openvpn and openswan in universe. Regardless of which solution, shouldn't Ubuntu kernels ship with support for IPSec, I mean it is IETF and practically the defacto std.10:58
sivangpitti: you have an idea how to workaround the fact that under a chroot, programs cannot access mount points etc? have youever run into this?11:03
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sivangpitti: (I need to be able to install DB2 under a chroot, but installer failes when attempting to access physical mount points)11:03
pittisivang: bind mounts usually help11:09
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sivangpitti: but /home is already bind mounted11:09
sivangpitti: do you like bind mount /dev/sda1 to somewhere ?11:09
pittisivang: do you want to access physical device nodes or mount points? /dev/sda1 is not a mount point :)11:10
sivangpitti: i would say mount points11:11
sivang:-)11:11
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seb128ogra: new gnome-screensaver 2.16.1 available11:18
sivangpitti: I should probably mount bind /11:19
pittisivang: you most probably do not want that...11:19
sivangpitti: but then I wouldn't it be actually putting stuff into / of my non chroot environment, making the chroot useless?11:19
sivangpitti: right then11:20
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