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pygiKamion: lemme see if I can grab Luke Biddell on Jabber right now12:11
mjg59Yay I can do real-mode BIOS calls12:11
mjg59Oh, wait, no I can't12:11
Kamionpygi: please don't interact with me on this12:11
ChipzzKamion: anyway, my apologies if my wording was a bit too strong; I just thought it was overkill in this case12:11
Kamionthe next I want to hear about it is when the upload lands in unapproved :)12:12
pygiKamion: ok, willt talk with Toad :P12:12
KamionI'm going to be going to bed soon and you shouldn't block on me12:12
ToadstoolKamion: yeah, you're right, I'll take care of the tests12:12
Toadstoolthank you12:12
Kamionnp12:12
adamhHeh, the debian/rules file is broken, too -- if /usr/bin/python is python 2.5, it breaks12:12
mjg59Argh now it's back to being non-deterministic12:14
Chipzzadamh: anyway, what makes you think that file should be there at all?12:14
adamhChipzz: It's supposed to be part of the python-profiler package.12:14
adamhChipzz: And I believe (I'm not 100% sure, I'm not too familiar with it) that /usr/lib/python2.5/cProfile.py (which is installed in the python2.5 package) depends on it.12:15
KamionChipzz: it's specced to be: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/python2.512:17
Chipzz$ apt-cache show python-profiler12:18
ChipzzPackage: python-profiler12:18
ChipzzReplaces: python2.3-profiler, python2.4-profiler12:18
ChipzzPython-Version: 2.412:18
Chipzzhow is this related to python 2.5 exactly?12:19
adamhDepends: python-central (>= 0.5), python (<< 2.6), python (>= 2.4)12:19
Kamionyes, and? it's internally consistent, but all packages providing python extensions were supposed to have been rebuilt with python2.512:19
adamhSo it can be installed without even installing python2.4?12:19
Chipzzit's probably just not updated yet12:20
KamionChipzz: which is a bug, per the spec12:20
Kamionif you'd bothered to read it12:20
ChipzzI think the bug would be a total lack of support for 2.5, not the lack of that file12:20
Kamionthat's nitpicking12:20
adamhChipzz: python-profiler has total lack of support for python 2.5 :)12:20
ChipzzKamion: python-profiler is also universe apparently12:20
adamhmultiverse, actually, I think :)12:21
Chipzzwhich if I understand correctly is not supported?12:21
Kamionadam is correct12:21
KamionChipzz: have a look through edgy-changes at all of doko's uploads to universe/multiverse for python changes12:21
Kamionnot supported != invulnerable to changes required by specs12:22
Kamionsure, we won't break a huge sweat over it, but it should be sorted out12:22
adamhAnyway, I just filed a bug on it, because whether it's supported or not, it's a bug :)12:22
ChipzzKamion: what I meant is, the maintainer probably lacked time or forgot about it12:22
adamhAnd I imagine the fix is pretty easy :)12:22
Chipzz:)12:22
KamionChipzz: how does that justify giving a user who wants to remind the maintainer about it the third degree?12:23
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ctrlsoftKamion: ping12:24
Kamionctrlsoft: Rather than just pinging me, please tell me what you want and I'll reply when I'm around.12:24
adamhIn the future, if I think I've found another packaging bug (but I'm not sure), is this the proper IRC channel to use?12:24
ctrlsoftKamion: Any chance you can schedule bzr-svn in edgy for a rebuild?12:24
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Kamionctrlsoft: no, I'm not in launchpad-buildd-admins12:24
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ChipzzKamion: 'the third degree'?12:24
Kamionadamh: this or #ubuntu-motu is fine12:24
adamhKamion: Ah, gotcha. Okay, thanks :)12:25
ctrlsoftinfinity: Any chance you can schedule bzr-svn in edgy for a rebuild?12:25
adamhquit12:25
adamher... :P12:25
KamionChipzz: sitting arguing whether it's a bug or not and nitpicking about the exact nature of the bug ("total lack of support for 2.5, not the lack of that file". yeah, whatever)12:25
gnomefreakare all bug fixes able to be uploaded during the freeze or depends on how severe they are?12:26
Kamiongnomefreak: the latter12:26
gnomefreakk12:26
ctrlsoftKamion: sorry12:26
Kamionctrlsoft: no problem, I get that a lot :)12:26
Kamiongnomefreak: talk to dholbach or ajmitch or one of the other senior MOTUs if in doubt12:26
gnomefreakk ty12:27
ChipzzKamion: I thought that bug was not urgently relevant to the release and you guys had more urgent things to handle atm12:28
doko_<doko_> Kamion: yes, will take care of it (it's not on the CD ;)12:28
doko_* Disconnected (Network is unreachable).12:28
shiningdoko_: hey12:28
KamionChipzz: users trying to remind us of bugs shouldn't be told to go away; sure, redirect them to a more appropriate location (like launchpad), but trying to argue that it isn't a bug because we don't have time for it is rather perverse12:29
Kamiondoko_: thanks12:29
KamionChipzz: we absolutely do not want to lose bugs just because we're busy12:29
shiningdoko_: do you have any clue about the cause of bug 31889 ?12:29
UbugtuMalone bug 31889 in eclipse "Cannot start eclipse: libswt-mozilla-gtk-3139.so: undefined symbol: NS_InitEmbedding" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3188912:29
doko_Kamion: please review http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/ooo.debdiff (just po/pot updates), that one should build on palmer12:29
ChipzzKamion: I was going to point out to him to file a bug in launchpad12:30
Chipzzbut nm12:30
shiningdoko_: it seems it was fixed once, and then came back, I don't understand why.12:30
doko_shining: installing mozilla-browser should work12:30
gnomefreakshining: wait in line ;)12:31
gnomefreaki so dont want to rebuild this anymore lol12:31
doko_shining: do you know how to build eclipse plugins?12:31
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Kamiondoko_: the diff looks fine on the face of it, although we're past the non-language-pack translation freeze ...12:32
Kamionbut, since *all* translations are missing, I guess we can let you get away with it12:33
Kamiondoko_: I can't make it build on palmer though - that needs infinity12:33
shiningdoko_: was this question for gnomefreak or me?12:33
gnomefreakshining: you12:33
doko_Kamion: right, I dropped them in ~rc3 and didn't notice :-/12:33
shiningno, I don't12:33
gnomefreakshining: he said you nick ;)12:33
Kamioninfinity: please accept openoffice.org once (a) it's there and (b) you're around and ready to make it build on palmer12:33
Kamiondoko_: ok, ASAP please12:34
Kamionwe're going to need the buildds in a hurry tomorrow12:34
doko_Kamion: uploaded12:34
gnomefreakdoko_: i found the problem with eclipse build deps but im shaky on building it i built eclipse itself but the depends go further than just eclipse some of the libs need to be reb uilt also12:36
gnomefreaks/reb uilt/rebuilt12:36
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shiningdoko_: now I'm confused. a while ago, eclipse didn't work, even with mozilla-browser installed. Now it seems to work in both case (with or without mozilla-browser). eclipse didn't change since, and I don't think mozilla changed neither12:41
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doko_shining: try to open the help, doesn't work without mozilla-browser12:41
zulinfinity: uvf for xen-source-2.6.17?12:42
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Kamiontfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-1.2.2.diff, when you're around12:47
shiningdoko_: indeed, the help is only used on first start, that's why it didn't crash anymore. thanks12:48
shiningdoko_: so the problem is still there, even if mozilla-browser is installed12:48
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Kamionbhale: can I remove the gmime2.1 source package and its binaries from edgy? it has no rdepends01:35
KamionI think its existence is causing apt to be unsure about how to do an upgrade on my system01:36
bhaleKamion: yes please01:36
bhaleKamion: (I've rebuilt everything against a later version but it seems apt is still unhappy)01:37
Kamiondone - let's see if that sorts it out01:37
bhaleI asked mvo when I first noticed it and he thought I should make sure nothing rdepend'd on it01:38
bhalehopefully this one works better01:38
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Kamionit was having trouble upgrading tomboy here, and an explicit 'apt-get install tomboy' sorted it out01:39
bhaleelse we need mvo to take another look01:39
bhaleright.01:39
Kamion(or would have done; I've been deliberately not upgrading that, suspecting that archive action would solve it)01:39
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doko_Kamion: please approve openoffice.org-l10n; it should start building now, if it's built on palmer by chance, then infinity may cancel the build to give openoffice.org priority01:53
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keescooksiretart: bug 66273> since it's just a debian upstream sync, what's the right way to do the upload?02:11
UbugtuMalone bug 66273 in dirvish "dirvish-expire never expires any backups" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6627302:11
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bluefoxicyhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/CaePhO63.html  My current dmesg02:14
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ajmitchkeescook: file a sync request, subscribe ubuntu-archive02:15
ctrlsoftinfinity: Any chance you can schedule bzr-svn in edgy for a rebuild?02:16
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keescookajmitch: okay, thanks02:16
ajmitchkeescook: sync request should have the debian changelog entry in there02:16
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keescookajmitch: should I open a new bug for it, or just retitle the old one?02:19
ajmitchretitle02:19
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infinityctrlsoft: Retried, same dpkg throws the same assertion, I'll have to see WTF that's all about.02:23
ctrlsoftinfinity: Thanks - it's installing the dependencies that's failing?02:27
infinityYeah.02:27
infinityI'll sort it in a bit.02:27
slomoinfinity: hi :) will you also fix the apache/apache2 bug for edgy? or must this be delayed to next release? :/02:28
infinityslomo: Will fix today.02:29
slomoinfinity: thanks :)02:29
infinity(promise)02:29
zulinfinity: sorry i didnt see your response (if any)02:30
infinityzul: xen-source?  If it actually works, I want it uploaded, yes.02:31
zulok will upload now02:31
pyginight all02:36
infinityzul: Thanks.  I suspect this will be the last (and working) upload of xen-source for edgy?02:40
infinityOf course, it's universe, so we're slack there, and you could get approval from dholbach and ajmitch, but since xen-source stuffs up my buildds for a (long) while, I'd still prefer if you took me into consideratoin too. :)02:41
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bluefoxicyNo comments on my awesome amount of CPU speed complaints in dmesg?02:46
bluefoxicyI mean I know it's cut off above the last 1223 of them but D:02:46
zulinfinity: yeah probably :)02:50
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fabbionemorning05:59
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jookhi06:01
jooksome ubuntu hacker?06:01
freet15Jook:where are u ?06:02
Hobbseehey fabbione 06:02
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fabbioneyo Hobbsee 06:02
jookfreet15, you are bot?06:02
freet15no06:03
jookfreet15, i need the ubuntu installer source, i need for a university work06:03
freet15Jook:test me ?06:04
jookfreet15, it is upload iin some site?06:04
freet15i must go now, bye06:05
fabbioneajmitch: about 200 pkgs to go06:05
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fabbionemnepton: remember that you have wife.. and she is for sure more pretty than me06:28
mneptonfabbione: but i like the feel of your beard stubble. and my girlfriend shaves every day. :/06:28
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fabbioneput her online.. i will teach her :)06:30
mnepton:)06:30
mneptonshe's on GIMPnet.06:31
mnepton(but alseep)06:31
mneptonhkufsrthnrn06:31
fabbionewho cares about GIMPnet.. take her here06:32
mneptonfabbione: she may end up IRCing here more, as she gets more involved in Ubuntu stuffs.06:32
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mneptonbeast?06:33
mneptonlet's try "best"06:33
fabbioneehhe06:33
mnepton /dev/hands needs to be made ro06:33
fabbionemake[1] : Entering directory `/build/buildd10/ksimus-boolean-0.3.6'06:33
fabbione*** YOU'RE USING autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.60.06:33
fabbione*** KDE requires autoconf 2.52, 2.53 or 2.5406:33
mneptonthere are serious IO bottlenecks between my kernel and /dev/hands06:33
fabbioneRiddell: ^^ this is basically the same error on KDE apps in universe06:34
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siretartkeescook: syncing works by subscribing ubuntu-archive and stating exactly from where to sync, and a small report what ubuntu changes got dropped and way. the package in question did not have ubuntu changes IIRC08:05
siretartmorning08:05
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pittiGood morning08:12
ajmitchmorning pitti 08:12
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mnepton-j (fo those of you not in .no) :/08:13
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pittihey ajmitch, moin mnepton 08:17
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infinityProstate exams ARE pretty fun, so that's not a fair comparison, really.08:20
mneptoninfinity: depends on the girth of the doctor's fingers.08:21
infinityThe bigger, the better, clearly.08:21
mneptonDebian packaging is like a prostate exam by a doctor with psoriassis, swollen joints, and severe hand tremors.08:21
fabbionemnepton: you want to take this to #ubuntu-on-crack08:23
pittimnepton: how on earth do you learn packaging? The die-hard close-to-the-metal 'no debhelper' way? :)08:23
mneptonpitti: immersion and prayer.08:23
infinityEven that's not so much effort, if you learn on something small like "hello".08:23
mneptonfabbione: i got banned from #u-o-crack for being too odd. :/08:23
infinitypitti: Without dpkg-dev is more fun, really.08:24
fabbioneinfinity: never like a SOC studen that was using deb-build manually and editing stuff in DEBIAN and $layout08:25
infinityYou've seen the spec file that calls debian/rules, right?  To generate a .rpm and .deb with identical binaries and layout?08:26
infinityPerverse.08:26
fabbioneno i didn't..08:26
lifelessmeep08:27
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fabbionewell that's sick.. but whatever.. indirection for perversions are unlimited08:27
bluefoxicy#ubuntu-on-crack?08:27
bluefoxicywhat the hell?08:27
Chipzzinfinity: well by all means, please DO point me to a debian packaging tutorial that does explain more complicated things like debhelper...08:28
Chipzzbecause all the ones I've seen were worthless08:28
fabbioneinfinity: who did allow xorg-server to go in?????08:28
Chipzz:)08:28
infinityfabbione: Not I.08:28
fabbioneWTF08:28
infinityfabbione: Blame Kamion when he wakes up, I guess.  I didn't get a chance to talk to seb abot it.08:28
infinitys/abot/about/08:28
lifelesssurely thats aboot08:29
infinityProbably should have rejected it while I was waiting.  Oh well.08:29
infinityIt's not like it's hideously broken, just.. Weird.08:29
infinity(patching debian/* being the really weird bit)08:29
fabbioneinfinity: well theoretically...08:29
infinityI guess pitti's contageous. :)08:29
fabbioneehhe08:29
fabbioneoh well08:29
fabbioneSeb touched it last.. he will also get the honour to merge it in edgy+1 :P08:30
infinitylifeless: I don't want to hear it, Mr No Deeery.08:30
lifelessChipzz: IIRC womble's one is good08:30
lifelessinfinity: :)08:30
pittiinfinity: *grrr*08:30
Chipzzlifeless: got an url for that?08:31
fabbioneChipzz: a real hacker doesn't need a tutorial.. RTF(ine)M08:31
fabbioneChipzz: or RTFC08:31
infinitypitti: *grin*08:31
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infinitypitti: It's okay, I've seen someone patch debian/patches from debian/patches before.08:32
HrdwrBoBouch08:32
infinityIt's hard to top that...08:32
HrdwrBoBmy logic08:32
Chipzzfabbione: yeah there's the Ubuntu packaging guide08:32
tfheenKamion: if bits[2]  in ('dz', 'km'): looks.. wrong.08:32
tfheenKamion: unless bits[2]  is actually the language code?08:33
pittiinfinity: heh, I know two people who did that :)08:33
mneptonhow ... masturbatory.08:34
infinityOh, I also saw someone add dpatch to a dbs package, because they didn't understand dbs.08:35
infinityI won't name names there, but that was special.08:35
fabbioneinfinity: ehehehe08:35
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infinityAlso, this laptop needs a faster hard drive, so I can actually do something other than babble on IRC while doing test installs.08:36
infinity*sigh*08:36
mnepton /m infinity thanks for not naming names. i would have felt like a complete idiot.08:37
Chipzzfabbione: I would still call it incomplete though08:37
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Chipzzbut I guess this is off-topic08:38
infinityThe last 10 minutes was off-topic.  I'll only mind if someone has something on-topic to say and it gets drowned out.08:39
lifelessChipzz: nope08:40
lifelesshis name is Matt palmer, google is your friend08:40
Chipzzfabbione: btw, were you kidding about the SOC student?08:40
Chipzzbecause there is actually a "debian packaging tutorial" somewhere online that explains how a debian package works (in that it explains the DEBIAN dir etc)08:41
fabbioneChipzz: no i am not kidding08:42
fabbioneChipzz: the best tutorial are the docs on debian.org and the 8000 source packages in the archive.08:42
fabbionewhat else do you need?08:42
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lifelessfabbione: 16K :)08:43
lifeless8K is so 1990's08:43
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fabbionelifeless: 8K sources.. =~ 20K binaries08:43
fabbioneand we are talking about sources here :)08:43
lifelessmmm, I was sure it was over 10K sources.08:44
Chipzzfabbione: well, a central and complete repository would be nice08:44
lifelessbut, nevermind.08:44
lifelessChipzz: archive.ubuntu.com!08:44
fabbioneChipzz: apt-get source ... more central than that :)08:44
Chipzzyou have for example debian policy, the Ubuntu packaging guide, other stuff...08:44
Chipzzbut these are all seperate documents08:44
infinityChipzz: Debian Policy, the Debian New Maintainer's Guide, and the Debian Developer's Reference all seem good enough to me.08:45
infinityBut then again, I've never seen the point of "Ubuntu is a different distribution, so we must have our own docs" except in the few cases where it makes sense (documenting archive procedures and our whacky versioning scheme, for instance)08:46
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Chipzzinfinity: some very minor nitpick maybe, but I just skimmed through the ubuntu packaging guide; it doesn't seem to refer to the Debian Policy?08:48
infinityMaybe I'm an elitist (okay, okay, it's a proven fact that I am), but I appreciate the barrier for entry being slightly high enough that we filter out the truly clueless before they try getting things in the archive that run as root on my machine.08:48
infinityChipzz: I know nothing of the Ubuntu Packaging Guide, but if it doesn't refer to policy, that's clearly a bug, as we do follow Debian policy.  At least, we're sure as heck meant to.08:49
Hobbseelast i knew, it does contain a reference to the policy08:49
Hobbseeif not, bug laserjock about it :P08:50
tfheenfabbione: I told Colin to accept xorg-server even with the weird patching, since it's better to have it in than not.08:50
Chipzzinfinity: go to system -> help -> system documentation ; click 08:50
Chipzz    Packaging new applications for Ubuntu08:51
ChipzzHobbsee: maybe I overlooked it; I only skimmed through it08:51
Chipzzbut I kinda knew what to look for and still missed it?08:51
fabbionetfheen: ok, we were just waiting to talk to seb this morning and get it done properly. There are also 2 other things that i am not sure about.. like the cmd line parsing order that might break the meaning of that patch08:51
fabbionetfheen: 17 in the specific08:52
HobbseeChipzz: i think it's under more documentation or something08:52
tfheenfabbione: can you check whether it breaks or not, like, now?08:53
ChipzzHobbsee: ah yes, you're right; but I guess that should be more prominent really?08:53
HobbseeChipzz: depends.  if the audience the ubuntu packaging guide is for a general idea, then you probably dont need to know that straight away.  as soon as you want to do more serious packaging, you know about the debian stuff, and the more links anywya, because the ubuntu packaging guide doesnt contain all the necessary info anyway08:55
Chipzzbut I have to say, the Ubuntu packaging guide is a real nice piece of work (not ironically meant)08:56
infinityI'm pretty sure it's unrealistic to ask, but I'd like any packaging guide to start with "before you ever consider uploading something to Debian or Ubuntu, please read Debian Policy cover-to-cover to see if you've done something silly"08:56
infinityThe beginner's guides are nice (and the Ubuntu Packaging Guide looks alright), but there's no way you can know if you're breaking policy without knowing policy.08:56
Chipzzinfinity: I agree; maybe not in those wording, but at least a reference to it in the introduction with a short explanation of what it is and why it is important, instead of a bare link in an appendix08:57
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tfheeninfinity: it should include "yes, really.  Cover to cover.  And then again." in the advice.08:58
fabbionetfheen: not immediatly.. no..08:58
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fabbionetfheen: i will need a few minutes08:58
infinityfabbione: Okay, confirmed, a fresh dapper install gave me a RESUME line.  GRR.08:58
infinityfabbione: Now that it's reproduced, I'll go fix it.  Thanks.08:59
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fabbioneinfinity: no problem09:00
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Kamionfabbione: tfheen told me to let xorg-server in (nobody had uploaded anything better to fix the same bug ...)09:23
Kamiontfheen: bits[2]  *is* the language code, yes.09:24
tfheenKamion: ok, approved then.09:24
Kamion(oh, sorry, wasn't entirely caught up on scrollback when commenting on xorg-server)09:24
KamionDzongkha;4;dz;BT;dz_BT;UTF-8;;09:24
KamionKhmer;4;km;KH;km_KH;UTF-8;;09:25
Kamionit's parsing that09:25
fabbioneKamion: no we didn't upload, because we were waiting to talk to Seb..09:25
tfheenfabbione: while the patch is slightly on crack, I'm not going to accept another upload to just change that before RC.09:27
fabbionetfheen: the patch itself change default behaviour of xvfb-run. I don't care about the patch being dirty. I care to understand why it has been done that way09:28
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infinityKamion: Are we positive that edgy's d-i will no longer write a RESUME= line to initramfs.conf, BTW? :)09:30
tfheenfabbione: xvfb-run is used by a bunch of gtk-python packages as part of their build process, aiui.  xvfb didn't always run properly without that patch.09:31
siretartKamion: could you approve mythplugins from unapproved/universe?09:31
Chipzzsiretart: what changed?09:31
Kamioninfinity: obviously now you ask I'm paranoid, but:09:32
fabbionetfheen: yes i know how it is used.. i reported the bug to seb :).09:32
Kamion                        if [ -d /target/etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d ] ; then09:32
Kamion                                ramdiskconf=/target/etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume09:32
infinityKamion: Kay. :)09:32
Kamionsiretart: when it arrives, sure09:32
Kamion(and multiverse)09:32
siretarterr, I thought I uploaded it yesterady?09:32
infinityDoes VMware do snapshotting, or is it just easiest to copy my disk image somewhere before I mangle it?09:33
fabbionetfheen: i am rebuilding now one of those packages that were FTBFS and see..09:33
infinityOh, look, snapshot in the menu.. But greyed out...09:33
Kamionsiretart: it's not there09:34
Chipzzinfinity: do you have vmware player or server?09:34
tfheenfabbione: enjoy.09:35
infinityChipzz: Workstation.09:35
Chipzzoh, dunnow about that09:35
ChipzzI do know server does support it, and I actually allready used it with that09:36
Kamionlast mythplugins upload was on Thursday, and accepted09:36
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Kamionsiretart: accepted now, though I'd have preferred actually fixing the bashism. :-)09:37
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pittiinfinity: I have workstation here, too, and snapshotting works just fine09:39
infinitypitti: Let me guess, the VM has to be off for the menu entries to light up? :)09:39
infinity(Will test when I can turn it off)09:39
pittiinfinity: no, it can be on09:40
pittiinfinity: do you use a real partition or an image? (I use image files)09:40
infinityImage file.09:40
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pittiweird09:41
pittihey seb12809:41
infinityoh, the VM has the snapshotting feature disabled.  I see.09:41
infinityHow pleasantly intuitive.09:41
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seb128hi pitti09:41
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Kamionare we going to fix the xorg NBS packages before RC? Please say yes.09:41
Kamion(xbase-clients, xlibs-dev, xutils)09:42
infinityWould be nice.09:42
pittitfheen: permission to upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/xorg_7.1.1ubuntu3.dsc.debdiff ?09:42
seb128"nbs"?09:42
Kamionseb128: not built from source09:42
seb128ah, k09:42
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infinityActually, did Debian drop those binaries altogether?09:43
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Kamioni.e. still hanging around in the archive waiting for an ubuntu-archive member to remove them (only I'm not doing so in this case semi-deliberately)09:43
Kamionxbase-clients | 1:7.1.ds-3 |      unstable | source, alpha, amd64, arm, hppa, hurd-i386, i386, ia64, m68k, mips, mipsel, powerpc, s390, sparc09:43
infinityErr, no, Debian still ships them.09:43
Kamion    xutils | 1:7.1.ds.2-1 |      unstable | source, alpha, amd64, arm, hppa, i386, ia64, m68k, mips, mipsel, powerpc, s390, sparc09:43
infinityFun.09:43
KamionDebian doesn't ship xlibs-dev any more09:44
Kamionmdz explicitly asked for that to be put back, though09:44
infinityWhat do we want it to depend on?09:44
infinitySame list as in dapper?09:45
seb128infinity: could you give a retry to libgtk2-perl?09:45
infinityseb128: Sure.09:45
seb128thank you09:45
Kamionhang on, we have xorg-dev09:47
infinityYeah, I believe it was renamed intentionally to force people to fix their build-deps.09:48
infinityOr somethng equally clever.09:48
infinityIf we really want xlibs-dev back, it could just depend on xorg-dev, but I won't like it. :)09:48
Kamionnah, that's fine then09:49
Kamionexcept for the *shitload* of deps on xlibs-dev09:49
Kamionand build-deps09:50
infinityAre there still build-deps?09:50
Kamionok, it's too late for this, it needs to come back as a transitional on xorg-dev I'm afraid09:50
infinityIf so, I guess we need to bring it back for now. :/09:50
Kamionmain: djvulibre gimp gnopernicus kmplayer libdv libgd-gd2-perl libgd2 libgdchart-gd2 python-gd scim tk8.3 tk8.4 tuxtype xine-lib zephyr09:50
Kamionuniverse: alevt arla asmon bbdate deskmenu docker dx fbdesk ghc-cvs gngb gpsim gtkglext gvidm itcl3.0 krb4 libgd libgd-perl libgnome-gnorba-perl morse-x pclock pharmacy php-imlib pointless tclx8.3 tk8.0 wm2 wmacpiload wmbatteries wmbinclock wmclockmon wmdiskmon wmfortune wmifs wmpinboard xastir xcingb xemacs21 xfree86-driver-synaptics xgraph xlassie xlife xpcd xpdf xqbiff xreverse xtv09:50
Kamiona lot of those are probably |-ed deps though09:51
Kamioncheckrdepends isn't quite clever enough to check for that09:51
Kamionghc-cvs (random selection) build-depends: xlibs-dev without alternate09:51
Kamionlikewise python-gd09:51
tfheenpitti: approved.09:55
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jduboh09:57
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jdubnever mind, it was only his entire isp09:58
pittitfheen: uploaded, thanks09:58
jduband apparently it's okay again09:58
jdubor something09:58
Fujitsujdub, is he likely to be on at some point in the near future?09:59
jdubhe's on gimpnet atm09:59
infinityKamion: The ones in main would certainly all be |'ed.10:00
infinityKamion: Can't speak for the ones in universe, but I'd hope they're all fixed by now..10:00
infinityKamion: Or mostly.10:00
infinityKamion: But we can bring it back for one more cycle as a transitional package. :/10:00
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infinityHrm.  It's not d-i that was adding the RESUME, it was something in ubuntu-desktop...10:02
infinity(A "server" install didn't break)10:02
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pittiargh, why can't I burn CD-ROMs any more?10:02
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pittimoin tkamppeter 10:03
infinityseb128: libgtk2-perl looks happier this time 'round.10:09
seb128infinity: rock on ;)10:09
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Riddellfabbione: you need to run make -f admin/Makefile.common with this patch http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/kubuntu_00_autoconf2.60.diff10:15
tfheenRiddell: have you investigated the ktorrent ftbfs on ppc?10:15
Riddelltfheen: I uploaded a new ktorrent last night to fix it10:16
tfheenRiddell: ok.10:16
Riddelltfheen: looks like it worked https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ktorrent/2.0.3-0ubuntu410:16
tfheenRiddell: indeed.  Good.10:17
tfheenthanks.10:17
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s4lvuzzohi all10:20
pittihm, the CD check still doesn't reboot correctly10:21
tfheenpitti: which arch?10:22
pittitfheen: amd6410:22
tfheenpitti: and desktop or alternate?10:22
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pittitfheen: alternate10:22
tfheengrr, I though I had worked out all the quirks in that one.10:23
tfheenit just loops?10:23
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fabbioneRiddell: i don't need to run anything.. i was just reporting to you the tons of FTBFS from a edgy builds on edgy run10:24
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pittitfheen: yup, see http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/cdcheck-boot.png10:24
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janimotfheen: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/26980/ exception request, only config file changes to better support a11y, and add a trash to the default panel10:26
fabbionepitti: did you see the new FTBFS i assigned to you?10:27
fabbionemvo: same to you10:27
janimotfheen: having these in place allow enabling xubuntu a11y from casper with very few lines10:27
pittitfheen: followup and screenshot attached to bug 2803310:27
UbugtuMalone bug 28033 in cdrom-checker "cdrom-checker-menu never reboots" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2803310:27
pittifabbione: no, I didn't yet10:27
tfheenjanimo: no, does not fix 6.10-targetted bugs.  Sorry.10:28
mvofabbione: checking now, thanks10:28
janimotfheen: xubuntu a11y was targeted ad 6.10, it's just not in the milestone bugs because it is not ubuntu or kubuntu10:29
tfheenjanimo: I said, days, ago that I would not accept changes in main for things which aren't 6.10-targetted.10:30
tkamppeterh pitti10:30
janimotfheen: I asked mdz and he said that unless you need to specifically roll livefs-s or I otherwise make you lose time xubuntu changes are my call, but I should be careful10:31
janimotfheen: I could not target xubuntu bugs as 6.10 anyway since it is not officially supported, so I don;t see how I could do anything past freeze this way10:32
infinityjanimo: If they're your call, they're your call.  We're definitely not in livefs land right now, since we need to wait ~6 hours for OOo-l10n to finish.10:32
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janimoinfinity: I do not want to waste your or tollefs time, so I am not requesting you roll xubutu CDs besides what cron does. This is what mdz meant I should watch out for10:33
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janimoinfinity: I just wanted to knwo if I can still upload as I did not speciifically ask mdz if I need to request permission before uploading10:34
janimoI don;t know if things just get queued or rejected unless tfheen approves them before upoad10:34
janimoinfinity: does that OOn-l10n thing fix the locales depend on OOo-common by the way?10:35
janimoinfinity: anyway for the xubuntu live Ithink I specify tbird and ffox locales explicitely not via langage-support so it does not pull ooo in by accident10:35
infinityjanimo: No, the last OOo upload should have, though (just hitting mirrors now)10:36
tfheenjanimo: if mdz said it's your call, then it's your call and I'll wave through anything which is xubuntu-specific.10:37
janimotfheen: thanks!10:38
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pittitfheen: I just noticed that our last imagemagick sync broke SGI image parsing due to an accidentally dropped 'i=0' initialization. But I guess this is too unimportant for edgy at that point?10:44
tfheenpitti: which image format did you say? ;-)10:45
pittitfheen: exactly :)10:45
infinityWhich SGI format?10:45
tfheenpitti: so yes, edgy+110:46
pittiinfinity: 'which'? well, coders/sgi.c says 'Irix RGB Image format'10:46
pittiinfinity: i. e. the one you likely never heard of :)10:46
infinityOh, that.  No one uses that.10:46
infinity(I asked because TGA is also an SGI format, IIRC)10:46
infinityAnd broken TGA would be a big deal.10:46
pittiyeah, I just stumbled across it when reviewing the recent security patch; I notified Daniel Kobras, so it'll get fixed in Debian soon hopefully10:47
tfheendoko__: bug 65908 should be marked as fix released, shouldn't it?10:50
UbugtuMalone bug 65908 in hplip "libsane-hpaio.so not shipped anymore" [Critical,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6590810:50
tfheenRiddell: wasn't bug 65665 fixed by reverting a patch to kdelibs?10:51
UbugtuMalone bug 65665 in kdebase "Cups printing fails after update to kde-3.5.5" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6566510:51
infinitytfheen: Once vmware is done arguing with my hard drive, that initramfs-tools bug will have an upload, BTW.  I'll pass the diff to you for review after I'm satisfied that dpkg DTRT with it.10:51
tfheeninfinity: thanks.10:51
tfheenRiddell: same for bug 65697 ; was this fixed in your latest k-d-s upload?10:52
UbugtuMalone bug 65697 in kubuntu-default-settings "kubuntu dapper can't display Chinese in non-Chinese locale" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6569710:52
Kamion  109694 | S- | ltsp                 | 0.123                | nine minutes10:53
Kamion         | * ltsp/0.123 Component: main Section: misc10:53
Kamion  109688 | S- | xorg                 | 1:7.1.1ubuntu3       | 54 minutes10:53
Kamion         | * xorg/1:7.1.1ubuntu3 Component: main Section: x1110:53
tfheenKamion: xorg is approved.  I have no idea about ltsp.10:55
fabbioneseb128: ping?10:55
seb128fabbione: pong10:55
ogratfheen, closes #65690 (RC bug)10:55
tfheenbug 6569010:56
UbugtuMalone bug 65690 in gst-plugins-good0.10 "should select the esdsink for LTSP_CLIENTs" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6569010:56
fabbioneseb128: i was triple reviewing the patch you did to fix xorg-server and i found 2 problems10:56
Kamioninfinity: are you taking care of the xorg NBS binaries, or shall I?10:56
seb128fabbione: feel free to fix them10:56
fabbioneseb128: first the patch 18_.. patches debian/* :)10:56
tfheenogra: oh, coolie.10:56
seb128fabbione: right, is that an issue? 10:56
fabbioneseb128: i need to understand first why you did it in a certain way10:56
ogratfheen, there is a edubuntu-artwork coming down the drain for #57588 as well10:56
tfheenogra: want me to review the diff?10:56
fabbioneseb128: well it's not clean :)10:56
Kamion+++ /tmp/qnj9PUiNKg/ltsp-0.123/debian/ltsp-server.install       2006-10-16 09:30:37.000000000 +010010:56
Kamion+server/80_ltsp-sound /etc/X11/Xsession.d10:56
Kamion+++ /tmp/qnj9PUiNKg/ltsp-0.123/server/80_ltsp-sound     2006-10-16 09:30:37.000000000 +010010:56
ogratfheen, oh, wait a sec, i'll upload it10:56
Kamion+test -z "$LTSP_CLIENT" || rm $HOME/.gstreamer-0.10/registry.*.xml10:56
fabbioneseb128: the other thing about disabling composite when you use -render10:56
Kamionthat's it10:56
seb128fabbione: 17_ was from fedora, I though it would fix the crasher we have on build, but it doesn't10:57
ograright10:57
tfheenKamion: ok; ltsp is approved.10:57
ograonly one line and one new file10:57
fabbioneseb128: the patch you did partially fix the issue10:57
fabbioneseb128: look here:10:57
infinityKamion: Did we come to a concensus of two about what to do with them?10:57
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seb128fabbione: the -render patch is from fedora10:57
fabbioneroot@sunfire:~/libgtk2-perl-1.121# Xvfb -render 10:57
infinityKamion: Resurrecting xlibs-dev for one more cycle (ugh) seems sane, but should we just drop the other two?10:57
fabbioneroot@sunfire:~/libgtk2-perl-1.121# echo $?10:57
fabbione010:57
fabbioneseb128: yes i understand that10:57
fabbioneseb128: but the patch doesn't take into account opts order10:58
fabbioneyou saw that with -render you disable Composite10:58
fabbionebut10:58
fabbioneroot@sunfire:~/libgtk2-perl-1.121# Xvfb -render +extension Composite10:58
fabbioneBus error10:58
fabbionethat's because the patch doesn't take into account that a user can specify +extensions after10:58
ogratfheen, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/e-a.debdiff thats for the edubuntu-artwork upload10:59
infinityI think thats an "enough rope" corner case we can live with for release.10:59
fabbioneinfinity: for what xorg-server?10:59
seb128fabbione: so let's drop that patch and keep the xvfb-run one?10:59
infinityfabbione: The -render thing.10:59
fabbioneseb128, infinity: i did test a libgtk2-perl rebuild and it did work here with that stuff...11:00
seb128fabbione: the xvfb-run change is what matters since packages usually use xvfb-run11:00
Kamioninfinity: same story, I'm afraid; there are a lot of dependencies on xbase-clients and xutils11:00
Kamionat a casual scan, many if not most of them aren't |-ed11:00
Kamionand in any case Debian has those metapackages, so we'd be carrying all the diffs11:00
infinityKamion: Ugh.  Alright, I'll have to resurrect them with the same deps they had in dapper, then.11:00
infinityKamion: Our xbase-clients and xutils aren't even close to in sync with Debian's packaging, hence the discrepancy.11:00
Kamioninfinity: perhaps same deps as currently in Debian11:00
fabbioneseb128, infinity: i am just trying to explain what i found.. i am ok for it that way... but other pkgs might FTBFS calling Xvfb +randomextensions11:01
fabbioneseb128, infinity: but again.. i am ok with it.. just that you are aware of it11:01
infinityKamion: xutils in Debian isn't a metapacakge.  They stuck all the xutils in one package.11:01
seb128I only kept the xrender one because I started with that one and fedora is shipping it for some time so I think it was alright11:02
infinityKamion: Same story with xbase-clients.11:02
seb128the xvfb-run is enough to fix the ftbfs issues wehave11:02
fabbioneseb128: ok.. if you are sure it's enough we can live with that and fix it properly in edgy+1 to make sure it doesn't random segfault11:03
tfheenogra: that looks good to me.11:03
seb128fabbione: works for me11:03
ogra:)11:03
fabbioneseb128: it does for me too for 2 reasons.. you touched it last and you get to merge it for edgy+1 :P11:05
seb128ahah11:05
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pittiouch, amd64/alternate install has failed11:05
seb128fabbione: but you are going to do a new upload to drop the -render patch now and take back the merge, aren't you? :p11:05
Kamioninfinity: oh11:07
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infinityKamion: Oh indeed.11:07
Kamionshows how much I checked11:07
Kamionpitti: what broke?11:08
pittiKamion: too bad I didn't watch the installation; something failed during installing the u-desktop packages11:08
pittibut /var/log/syslog isn't too helpful11:08
Kamionpitti: errors from tasksel?11:08
fabbioneseb128: not at all.. i am sane :)11:09
Kamionmight be helpful to me if I can see it ... :)11:09
seb128fabbione: ok ok, I'm going to get dholbach doing it then :p 11:09
siretartheno: may I query you?11:09
fabbioneseb128: ahaah11:09
pittiKamion: ah, some xubuntu task isn't found (unsurprisingly); a moment, please11:11
henosiretart: you may indeed11:11
pittiKamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/amd64-alternate-installfail.png11:11
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henois that 'the new ping' ? :)11:11
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neuralisfabbione: do we support root on raid on sparc?11:14
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fabbioneneuralis: yes.. you need separated /boot11:15
fabbionethat can be on raid too11:15
fabbioneyou need to skip the first 1Mb of the disk11:15
pittiKamion: shall I file a bug about that?11:15
neuralisfabbione: ah, yes, sector 011:16
fabbioneneuralis: yes.. the installer doesn't allow you to make raid or lvm on sector 011:16
neuralisright11:16
pittiKamion: wow, publishing debug logs over a webserver in d-i absolutely rocks!11:17
siretartsounds sweet.11:17
siretartis this already documented somewhere?11:17
pittisiretart: well, 'Save debug logs...' in d-i's main menu offers 'web'11:17
siretartsweet!11:18
seb128fabbione: in fact "Xvfb :99 -render +extension..." works fine11:18
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seb128fabbione: your example is "+extension Composite", which is the case the patch explicitly turn off because it doesn't work11:19
seb128fabbione: did you try with an extension != Composite?11:19
Riddelltfheen: yes, I'll close 65665 and 6569711:19
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Kamionpitti: I fixed that in tasksel last night ...11:20
Kamionpitti: does this image have tasksel and tasksel-data 2.50ubuntu7?11:21
pittiKamion: oh, darn, I just filed bug 6637111:21
UbugtuMalone bug 66371 in debian-installer "fails to install packages, derivative tasks not found" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6637111:21
fabbioneseb128: nope. of course i pushed it on the edge to verify the opt parsing code that does not guarantee that +extension is parsed before -render11:21
pittiKamion: I still have yesterday's iso, since I started with testing this morning when today's iso wasn't yet available11:21
pittiKamion: will update and test again, and close the bug if it's fixed11:22
neuralisfabbione: so skip 1mb, then make raid volume for boot, and another for root?11:22
fabbioneneuralis: yes, that's what i usually do11:22
seb128fabbione: my understanding is that the patch would only overrides the +extension Composite option11:22
fabbioneor use LVM on top of the second raid11:22
fabbioneroot on LVM is supported11:22
seb128fabbione: which means we only break a crasher case11:23
neuralisfabbione: neat11:23
fabbioneseb128: yeps...11:23
seb128fabbione: so we can let it that way for edgy11:23
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seb128just to be sure we agree :)11:23
fabbioneyeah as i said.. it works for me, but be aware that you might get bug reports :P11:24
seb128ok ok :)11:24
fabbionepitti: 11:25
fabbionedh_strip -plibimlib2  11:25
fabbioneError: Package: and Architecture: do not alternate in debian/control11:25
fabbionemake: *** [binary-strip-IMPL/libimlib2]  Error 111:25
fabbioneever seen an error like that?11:25
fabbioneand what could cause that?11:25
pittifabbione: no, not yet11:25
pittifabbione: it's a sanity check in pkg-create-dbgsym AFAIR11:25
fabbionepitti: i got it in the super rebuild of death.. only a couple of times11:25
pittifabbione: please assign them to me, will look into them11:25
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two-faceHi11:26
Kamionpitti: I'll just dup it now11:26
two-faceI'd like to point out that neither ubuntu nor kubuntu is able to boot on my system11:27
two-face(beta)11:27
two-faceI already filed a bug against linux-source-2.6.1711:28
pittiKamion: thanks; sorry for the noise11:28
Kamionnp11:28
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two-facecan I help or something?11:31
fabbionepitti: i am cursios to undestand if you can reproduce it locally.. because i couldn't on x8611:31
fabbionepitti: pkg was imlib211:32
pittifabbione: /me test builds11:32
pittifabbione: oh, wait, dh_strip - that's pkgbinarymangler, not pkg-create-dbgsym11:32
fabbionewanna-build -d edgy --list=needs-build11:32
fabbioneTotal 0 package(s)11:32
fabbioneuhuh11:32
fabbionealmost there with the first round11:32
infinitypitti: Err, you're confusing yourself. :)11:33
pittiinfinity: am I?11:33
infinitypkgbinarymangler is called from dpkg-deb (or dh_builddeb)11:33
tfheenRiddell: thanks.11:33
pittiinfinity: erm, yeah, of course you are right11:34
pittidh_screwyouall11:34
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pittiinfinity: hmm, debian/control lokos sane, weird11:34
two-facei'd like very much to test edgy beta, only if I can boot the live cd11:34
Kamiontwo-face: #ubuntu-kernel might stand a better chance11:35
seb128two-face: do you have a bug number to point?11:35
two-faceseb128: #6198711:36
Kamiontwo-face: have you tried booting with irqpoll?11:36
Tonio_hi11:36
Kamion(as the message suggests)11:36
two-faceKamion: I only tried without acpi11:36
two-faceKamion: what syntax for this parameter?11:36
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seb128bug #6198711:37
UbugtuMalone bug 61987 in linux-source-2.6.17 "Kernel boot failure with Kubuntu knot3 on amd64+nforce4+sata2" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6198711:37
two-faceKamion: I tried it yes11:37
Kamionjust 'irqpoll'11:37
two-faceKamion: I recall Itried it11:37
Kamionbut I'm not a kernel guy; just suggesting the thing that jumped out at me11:38
two-faceKamion: I'll try -kernel, thanks for pointing that out11:38
tfheenRiddell: your speedcrunch upload FTBFS on all arches.11:39
doko_tfheen: set from "fix committed" to "fix released"11:39
tfheendoko_: thanks11:39
mvofabbione: the iptuils fix for the FTBFS was a bit of a pain. I assume you have a working ip6 setup? could you please test ping6 and traceroute6 with the patch here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/iputils_20020927-3ubuntu2.debdiff ?11:40
pittifabbione: yes, I can reproduce it; will fix11:40
fabbionepitti: great11:41
fabbionemvo: sure11:41
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fabbionemvo: nope.. it breaks11:45
fabbionemvo: IPV6_HOPLIMIT: Protocol not available11:45
fabbionesomething related to that breaks both ping6 and tracepath611:46
mvofabbione: thanks, I will check 11:46
fabbionemvo: no problem11:46
mvofabbione: strange, it builds apparently in my pbuilder (amd64). what arch was the failure?11:49
fabbioneoh it builds.. it doesn't work11:49
mvofabbione: aha, ok11:50
fabbionesorry if i wasn't clear11:50
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two-facewell, I re-checked with irqpoll, but it didn't change anything11:55
pittitfheen: net-tools ftbfs fix uploaded11:56
Kamiontfheen: what do you think about the pnm2ppa side of bug 52814? inconsistency between desktop and alternate installs on whether printing works seems RC to me11:58
UbugtuMalone bug 52814 in pnm2ppa "HP DeskJet 7xxC, 820C or 1000C does not work out of the box" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5281411:58
doko_pitti: pkgstriptranslations take 90min for openoffice.org, that are more than 20% of the whole build time ... :-(11:59
tfheenKamion: that fix seems sane enough; can you upload it?12:01
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Kamiontfheen: sure12:10
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mvofabbione: I updated the diff, could you please give it another go?12:13
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Kamion  109734 | S- | net-tools            | 1.60-17ubuntu1       | 26 minutes12:26
Kamion         | * net-tools/1.60-17ubuntu1 Component: main Section: net12:26
Kamiontfheen: ^--12:26
tfheenKamion: approved12:26
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KamionRiddell: can you close the various bugs for fixes you uploaded in the last few days, please?12:27
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pittidoko_: ugh; I guess some optimization is due for edgy+112:31
thomdoko_: buildbot is uninstallable12:31
tfheenogra: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/edubuntu-artwork/+bug/65693 ; what's up with this?12:32
UbugtuMalone bug 65693 in edubuntu-artwork "progressbar is distorted " [Medium,In progress]  12:32
tfheenmvo: you have a couple of bugs which are RC, what's the status of those?12:32
fabbionemvo: sure12:33
pittifabbione: imlib2> indeed, Package: libimlib2-dev has two Architecture: fields12:34
pittifabbione: did you see this more than just once?12:34
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fabbionepitti: only 2 IIRC12:34
pittifabbione: I can either fix pkg-create-dbgsym to always use the last one, or fix imlib2 to fix debian/control12:34
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fabbionepitti: is it actually allowed to have 2 Architecture: line in debian/control?12:35
pittifabbione: not sure TBH12:36
fabbionei mean.. for the same binary package12:36
fabbionei don't think it is, but well.. Kamion ? ^^12:36
pittifabbione: it's like that in Debian for 14 months12:36
pittifabbione: but I agree that it shouldn't be allowed12:36
fabbioneit might be allowed...12:37
tfheenit's not legal.12:37
fabbioneif so we need to fix pkg-create-dbgsym12:37
ogratfheen, well, see Seveas comment ...12:38
ogratfheen, i'm waiting for the usplash fix12:38
pittifabbione: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=35690212:38
UbugtuDebian bug 356902 in imlib2 "imlib2: Cleanup duplicate control fields" [Minor,Open]  12:38
pittifabbione: I think I'll just fix that in imlib2; tfheen, ok with that?12:38
tfheenogra: ok, that'll be uploaded RSN.12:38
fabbionepitti: ok..12:39
fabbionethe other package was in universe IIRC so we don't really care12:39
ogratfheen, i'll cloes the bug if it fixes it, else i'll uplaod a different png for the progressbar12:39
ogra*close12:39
fabbionemvo: this patch looks good.. or at least it seems to work12:39
tfheenogra: can you just apt-get source usplash; bzr update ; debuild ; debi and test it?12:39
ograsure12:40
mvotfheen: RC bugs targeted for 6.10? or high-importance bugs assigned to me in general?12:40
tfheenmvo: 6.10-targetted bugs12:40
tfheenBug #64294 , bug 65679 , bug 6382312:41
UbugtuMalone bug 64294 in language-selector "Synthetic emboldening settings in zh_{CN,HK,SG,TW}" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6429412:41
UbugtuMalone bug 65679 in update-manager "cdrom only dist-upgrade not working because of openoffice.org-l10n" [High,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6567912:41
UbugtuMalone bug 63823 in update-manager "Edgy : Randomn crash on quit" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6382312:41
fabbionepitti:  i don't think i did open a bug for imlib2, but i guess tfheen won't kill me for that (i hope)12:42
pittifabbione: *nod* :)12:42
tfheenmvo: oh, and 63680 too12:43
mvotfheen: the ftbfs of iputils should be fixed with the lastest debdiff that fabbione is currently testing, the cdrom upgrade issue is hopefully fixed with the latest alternate cd (I check this now) and the fontconfig thing will be done today12:43
pittitfheen: imlib2 FTBFS fix uploaded (trivial, just removes duplicate Architecture: field)12:43
Kamionfabbione: I don't think it's specified - can't find it in policy, anyway12:43
tfheenpitti: thanks.12:43
fabbioneKamion: thanks a lot12:43
pittihmm, ubiquity doesn't like my already existing ppc bootstrap partition... /me files bug12:43
Kamiondpkg probably just takes the last one12:44
Kamionpitti: I need to know whether it's automatic or manual partitioning, and I need /var/log/syslog and /var/log/partman12:44
pittiright, that's what I was going to attach12:44
pittiKamion: I also add an fdisk -l and blkid output12:44
Kamionnot necessary, but if you like12:44
KamionI can always ignore it ;)12:44
Kamion/var/log/partman has all that stuff12:45
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tfheenKeybuk: what's up with https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/64909 ? 12:48
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UbugtuMalone bug 64909 in udev "Duplicate UUIDs after Edgy update" [High,Confirmed]  12:48
Keybuktfheen: how do you mean?12:48
tfheenKeybuk: it's 6.10-targetted.12:48
tfheenwhich means I'd have liked to have a fix for it yesterday or so. :-P12:49
Keybukyesterday was Sunday12:49
pittiKamion: FYI, filed as bug 66384; that never happened to me before, not sure whether it's just a cosmic rays issue or a general regression12:50
UbugtuMalone bug 66384 in partman "ppc/ubiquity manual partitioning does not find already existing bootstrap partition" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6638412:50
Kamionplease use ubiquity for new desktop CD installer bugs until further triaged12:50
Kamioneven if they're apparently in a particular component, they're often due to interaction in ubiquity12:51
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Kamionand in any case partman is an obsolete source package :)12:51
pittiKamion: oh, sorry; will reassign12:51
tfheenKeybuk: your last comment on that bug was on Wednesday and afaik it's your only 6.10-targetted bug ATM?12:52
Keybuktfheen: still doesn't change the fact that yesterday was Sunday :)12:52
Kamionpitti: already done12:52
tfheenKeybuk: I would have liked to have it fixed yesterday, you could have fixed it on Friday. :-P12:52
Keybuktfheen: I had other targetted bugs on Friday12:52
tfheenKeybuk: anyway, do you have a fix for it you can upload?12:52
KeybukI don't, no12:53
KeybukI'll start work on a fix today12:53
tfheenthanks.12:53
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Keybukas I commented on thursday, the difficult bit was going to be notifying users that their fstab couldn't be converted12:54
Kamionpitti: oh, meh, I see12:54
KamionI'll have to think about that while running lunchtime errands12:54
Keybukbut then I decided not to worry, we can do that in edgy+1 and fail the upgrade in the update-manager if they have "/dev/hd*" in there12:54
Kamion(problem is that the bootstrap partition obviously isn't mounted, so isn't found by the mountpoint validation code)12:54
pittiKamion: hm, is that new code? I didn't notice that when testing the beta12:55
Kamionyes12:55
Kamion  * Read partition flags from gparted (>= 0.2.5-1.1ubuntu9). Display an12:55
Kamion    error on the mountpoints page if running on powerpc and there is no HFS12:55
Kamion    partition with the boot flag set. Treat HFS partitions with the boot12:55
Kamion    flag set as NewWorld bootstrap partitions (closes: Malone #43768).12:55
UbugtuMalone bug 43768 in ubiquity "insufficient handling of HFS bootstrap partitions" [High,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4376812:55
Kamion -- Colin Watson <cjwatson@ubuntu.com>  Tue,  3 Oct 2006 17:04:38 +010012:55
pittiah, so I just need to add the boot flag12:55
pittiwell, too late, I already started a new test install with 'use complete disk'; but there is going to be another test install anyway12:56
Kamionpitti: no12:56
Kamionthe boot flag is set - the problem is simply that the validation code doesn't notice that there's an HFS partition there at all12:57
Kamionanyway, I have to run12:57
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Huahuahello, seb128 01:11
seb128hi Huahua01:12
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Huahuaseb128: how about the  gtkmozembed in python-gnome2-extras 01:13
seb128what about it?01:13
Huahuahua@vgh:~$ apt-cache show python-gnome2-extras | egrep 'firefox|xul'hua@vgh:~$ ldd /usr/lib/python-support/python-gnome2-extras/python2.4/gtk-2.0/gtkmozembed.so |  egrep 'firefox|xul'01:14
Huahua        libgtkembedmoz.so => /usr/lib/firefox/libgtkembedmoz.so (0xb7f71000)01:14
Huahua        libxpcom.so => /usr/lib/firefox/libxpcom.so (0xb7f6e000)01:14
seb128and...?01:14
Huahuaseb128: it seems the libgtkembedmoz.so depends firefox01:14
seb128which is expected01:14
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Huahuaseb128: in debian sid , it seems libgtkembedmoz.so use  xulrunner01:15
seb128we don't use xulrunner01:15
seb128Debian does use it indeed01:15
seb128we decided to keep building GNOME apps with firefox since we have to support firefox anyway (it's the default browser on Ubuntu)01:16
seb128and we don't want to support firefox and xulrunner, that would be an effort duplication01:16
Keybuktfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/udev_093-0ubuntu18.debdiff -- ok to upload?01:17
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seb128and would mean having both on the CD which takes extra space01:17
Huahuaagree01:17
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Huahuaseb128: but it seems the depends of python-gnome2-extras pcakage  has not  firefox or xulrunner in it01:18
tfheenKeybuk: looks good; have you tested that it works?01:18
Keybuktfheen: yes01:19
janimoheno: does the latest ubuntu CD have orca and onboard on it? The casper package still only has references to gnopernicus and gok01:19
tfheenKeybuk: ok, approved.01:19
thomKeybuk: you pinged the other day?01:19
Keybukthom: oh, yes, you use cryptsetup madness, right?01:20
janimotfheen: what I asked heno above01:20
janimotfheen: neither of bzr  or the debian package of casper mention onboard execpt in the changleog01:21
henojanimo: really? last time I checked the Ubuntu live CD it booted Orca directly and I changed the casper scripts myself :)01:21
thomi have an encrypted homedir, yes01:21
henoHas it been reverted now?01:21
janimoheno: I suppose it works am just wondering where the latest 30accessibiklity scriupt is kept :)01:21
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henojanimo: with the latest source :)01:22
tfheenjanimo: I guess those settings are just dead settings.01:22
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henoThere was a bug in the onboard launch, but that too should be fixed now01:23
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henojanimo: onboard runs very nicely on Xubuntu, btw :)01:23
Keybukthom: could you try the openvt hack on the bug01:23
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janimoheno: lastest source of what? I have casper bzr trunk checked out and grep onboard has only one hit in the changelog01:24
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thomlater yes01:24
janimoheno: great! Now let's make it work out of the box :_)01:24
janimoheno: does gnome-speech work as well in xubuntu?01:24
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janimoheno: orca at-spi and gnome-mag or on today's liveCD already, they only need to be hooked into casper01:25
seb128Huahua: ah, what you try to say is that it lacks a Depends on firefox, correct, I'll fix that later, thank you01:27
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henojanimo: yep. let me know how I can help. I guess those should work if you have enough of the deps. Do you have gconf installed?01:33
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janimoheno: yes, gconf is installed and xfce4-session can look at the a11y settings in gconf01:39
janimoheno: so starting onboard comes for free so to speak :)01:40
henook, cool01:40
janimoheno: I'll play with orca now to see how it can be installed01:40
henoI'm affraid I've mostly tested Xubuntu on mixed systems in the past with lots of gnome stuff installed01:41
henospeech has worked in applications like gedit though01:41
heno(not sure about Abiword)01:42
jsgotangcoit doesn't ive tried it 2 days ago01:42
jsgotangcohi heno ;)01:42
janimothe only thing I am puzzled by now is where is orca/onboard mentioned on the CD, as the 30accessibility scripts do not seem to have it01:42
henojsgotangco: hi, thanks for testing :)01:43
sivangmorning01:45
janimohi sivang01:45
sivanghi janimo 01:45
henojanimo: you're right. just did an apr-get source myself here and it's not there :(01:45
janimotfheen: any idea ^ ?01:46
janimoheno: it's not in bzr either FWIW01:46
tfheenjanimo: probably handled by gnome-settings-daemon or similar.01:46
janimoit may be done bypassing casper directly to the CD somehow?01:46
henojanimo: my patches are here https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/5883601:47
UbugtuMalone bug 58836 in gfxboot-theme-ubuntu "F5 options need to be linked to the right casper options" [Undecided,Fix released]  01:47
janimoheno: yes, I followe that bug01:47
henoand here: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/6586101:47
UbugtuMalone bug 65861 in casper "onboard fails to start with F5 boot" [Undecided,Fix released]  01:47
janimothat too :)01:47
giftnudelhi sivang ;)01:47
henotfheen and/or Kamion applied at least the first one01:48
henoBoth I and the Orca crowd have tested it :)01:48
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sivanghey giftnudel !01:49
sivanggiftnudel: approved you, saw the pm, thanks01:49
janimoheno: that's good then. It may make it more complicated for xubuntu then, I thought that script had all the setup needed01:49
giftnudelsivang: thanks01:49
henohttp://mail.gnome.org/archives/orca-list/2006-October/msg00021.html01:49
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janimoheno: if I corrected the script to have onboard instead of gok I do not know how it affects gnome01:49
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henojanimo: well, I would not expect it to work the way it's set now on Ubuntu either01:50
henois the at-getable source so out of date?01:50
giftnudelsivang: what ever you said there in /me, if it was for me, I can't see it because of a translation bug01:50
henoI cannot imagine it's been reverted01:50
janimoheno: the package is in sync with bzr AFAICT01:51
henojanimo: if you look at my patch, that's all it does really01:51
janimoheno: besides you tollef and colin did anyone else work on the ubnutu liveCD a11y support?01:51
sivanggiftnudel: not sure I follow, what did I say in /me ?01:52
janimoI just started looking at it last week, and maybe the script was alreday being replaced by another solution?01:52
henojanimo: not that I know01:52
tfheenheno: the apt-gettable source is up-to-date, but I suspect parts of the script is no longer needed and you're both barking up the wrong tree.01:52
giftnudelsivang: when you type /me does something, instead of "* sivang does something", I only see "* sivang"01:53
henotfheen: then we need enlightenment :)01:53
tfheenheno: I guess gct -s -t bool /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility true for instance does most of the work.01:53
janimocould it be that since orca is in gnome now no extra settings are needed?01:54
tfheenthats called twice in m2, for some reason, too.01:54
Huahuaseb128: yes, thank you. I'm sorry for my erroneous saying.01:55
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seb128Huahua: np01:57
jdubyo seb128!01:58
seb128hey jdub!01:58
henotfheen: I would be surprised if gct -s -t bool /.../accessibility true was all that was needed. The system needs to know the app name. Might work for Orca (being a gnome default) but not onboard02:00
tfheenheno: then there's some other magic thingabob taking effect.02:00
henoand even then, it's now set to [gnopernicus]  which should make it fail, surely02:00
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Keybukwhy does everybody think that the fact you can get a root shell on the console is a security flaw?02:08
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KeybukI've had almost half a dozen bugs, or related bugs, over the last week or two02:09
pittiheh, me too :/02:09
mvofabbione: did you had a chance to test the iputils fix?02:10
pittihm, an ubiquity installed ppc system does not boot for me; it complains about not finding /lib/modules/2.6.17-10-powerpc/modules.dep, although the file is on the root partition (it might still be in initramfs stage at that point, though); does that ring a bell for anyone?02:10
pittiupdate-initramfs -u doesn't help either02:14
pittiinfinity, Keybuk: ^ any idea about how to track this down?02:14
tfheenpitti: is it in the initramfs?02:14
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Keybukpitti: there's a dup of that I just bounced over to initramfs-tools02:15
Keybukwhere update-initramfs failed because the directory didn't exist at all02:15
pittiKeybuk: ah, nice that it's known already02:15
ogratfheen, the edubuntu-progress issue is fixed with the new usplash02:17
tfheenogra: ok, cool.  Please close the bug, then.02:17
ogratfheen, well, usplash isnt uploaded yet02:18
_ionYay, new usplash?02:18
tfheenogra: well, the bug isn't in edubuntu-artwork, it's in usplash.02:18
ograright02:19
tfheenand I'm fighting with the new usplash to make it work correctly.  Since it's not yet doing that.02:19
ograwell, it worked fine on two thin clients i tested it on02:20
tfheendoko_: can you respond to my comment on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/flex/+bug/65963 please?02:20
UbugtuMalone bug 65963 in flex "sync request" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  02:20
tfheenogra: I'm switching amd64 to use bogl and vga16, but, well, that doesn't seem to work correctly.  I get "out of range" errors from my monitor.02:20
ograoh02:21
ograi'll be able to do some amd64 testing in the late afternoon if that helps02:21
mjg59tfheen: Boot with break=top, modprobe vga16fb and see what happens?02:21
tfheenmjg59: it loads the module just fine, but seems to give me out-of-range errors.02:22
tfheenI can test in the initramfs, sure.02:22
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mjg59tfheen: That sounds like a kernel issue02:23
doko_tfheen: wrong memory ;) checked the irc backlog. IMO there are two possible build failures which didn't trigger yet in main. fix both before release, or both after release in -updates02:23
tfheendoko_: those should be fixed if we just add the cast, won't they?02:24
pittiKeybuk, tfheen: indeed, the initramfs only has /l/m/2.6.17-10-powerpc64-smp/ (and lots of stuff in it)02:24
pittiKeybuk: is that the same bug you spoke about?02:24
doko_tfheen: no, not the amd64 build failure (requiring -fPIC compiled code in a separate library)02:24
tfheenmjg59: "bogl_init failed: setting screen size: Cannot allocate memory"02:25
mjg59tfheen: ?02:25
tfheenmjg59: that's what I get in the initramfs02:25
mjg59But does vga16fb load?02:26
tfheenyes02:26
mjg59Without "out of range" errors?02:26
tfheenI didn't see any; let me check again02:26
Keybukpitti: that implies that update-initramfs is getting run at the wrong point?02:27
pittiKeybuk: I have little knowledge about the process TBH; it's just confusing that the initramfs contains -powerpc64-smp modules, whereas I have the -powerpc kernel installed02:28
pittiKeybuk: and, as I said, a manual update-initramfs from a live session (with chroot) doesn't help either02:29
tfheenmjg59: no out of range errors (or other errors)02:29
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mjg59tfheen: Confused now.02:31
Keybukpitti: oh, a manual update doesn't help?  now that's interesting02:32
Keybukweird though02:32
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Mirvheh, went throug xserver-xorg-video-ati bugs, and managed to gather 13 duplicates for https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/2892502:33
UbugtuMalone bug 28925 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "X fails to start in dapper flight3 & 4 with ati X600, onward all the way through dapper 6.06 LTS" [High,Confirmed]  02:33
tfheenmjg59: it seems like it fails to find the fb size and there are no themes for 640x480 or 640x400, so it blows up.02:33
Mirv(xorg.conf ending in talking about how mach64 was not detected, etc.)02:34
MirvI mean .log02:34
mjg59tfheen: If it knows to try 640x400, it's finding the fb sizze02:34
Keybukpitti: what's uname -r say?02:34
tfheenmjg59: I told it explicitly now.02:34
tfheenand then it just goes "no usable theme" instead of "meep?"02:34
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ograthere are still no themes for 640x480 in ubuntu ? 02:41
ograi added the code to edubuntu-ratwork, feel free to copy it over 02:41
SeveasMirv, \o/02:41
ogra*artwork02:41
Seveasogra, usplash artwork development for ubuntu seems non-existant02:42
ograright02:42
pittiKeybuk: 2.6.17-10-powerpc02:42
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mjg59ogra: "code"?02:43
ogramjg59, i added the definitions for 640x480 to the code and got a png from the edubuntu-artwork team for beta already02:44
mjg59Oh, ok02:44
ograits in since then and seems to work fine02:44
mjg59ogra: You'll need 640x400 for amd6402:44
ogrameh02:44
Kamionpitti: what does 'dpkg -l linux-image\*' say?02:44
Kamionit's not impossible that ubiquity's "which kernel should I remove" logic has got confused02:45
pittiKamion: ah, both -powerpc and -powerpc64-smp are installed02:45
Kamionit should've removed one of those02:45
pittiKamion: argh, sorry, that was in the live system02:45
Kamionindeed, both are installed there02:46
Kamionubiquity should remove one of them after copying02:46
pittiKamion: the metapackage for -powerpc64-smp is uninstalled, but the actual kernel isn't02:46
Kamion!02:47
pittiKamion: ah, and /boot/initrd.img symlink points to the ppc64 one02:47
Kamionthat's just odd ...02:47
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Kamionpitti: syslog should clarify the logic a bit02:48
Kamionpitti: also, /proc/cpuinfo would be good02:48
pittiKamion: alright, will create a bug and attach logs02:49
fabbionemvo: yes.. i wrote it before.. it works fine02:50
mvofabbione: thanks a lot for checking! I must have missed the earlier msg :/ I will upload now02:50
fabbionemvo: no problem at all... 02:50
mdzmjg59: did you have much luck with usplash or i810 over the weekend?02:50
mjg59mdz: i810 is fixed02:51
mjg59usplash isn't. Tollef is doing the fallback to vga16 for amd6402:51
mdzmjg59: do we need new artwork?02:52
mjg59mdz: Yes02:52
mjg59But we're /still/ missing artwork anyway02:52
mdzdoes fschoep know that?02:52
tfheennot yet.02:52
mjg59I'd assume he knows about the lack of 640x480, at least02:52
mjg59Seveas was supposed to be dealing with him over that02:52
mvotfheen: the debdiff for the iputils upload is at http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/iputils_20020927-3ubuntu2.debdiff - unfortunately its not trivial, but the changes are as little as I was able to manage02:53
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Seveasfschoep knows about it02:55
tfheenmvo: fabbione or somebody else has tested it on an ipv6 network too?02:56
fabbionetfheen: i did02:56
SeveasI've received images for an animate theme from him and sent him the theme, that's all I knwo02:56
mvotfheen: I tested it too (but only with ip6 lo)02:56
tfheenSeveas: for both 640x480 and 640x400 or just the former?02:56
tfheenmvo: ok, approved.02:56
Seveasjust the former02:56
mvotfheen: thanks02:56
Seveasup to now I didn't know the 640x400 requirement either02:56
pittiKamion: done, bug 6640602:56
UbugtuMalone bug 66406 in ubiquity "ppc/ubiquity install boots wrong kernel" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6640602:56
Kamionta02:57
ograbut thats 640x400@16 not @256, right ?02:57
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mjg59Yes02:57
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Kamionpitti: could I see 'dpkg -l linux\*' actually, if you still have that installation handy?03:02
pittiKamion: yes, I just need a minute to boot the live system; I'll attach it to the bug03:03
KamionOct 16 11:34:01 ubuntu ubiquity: Removing linux-powerpc64-smp ...03:03
KamionOct 16 11:34:02 ubuntu ubiquity: Removing linux-image-powerpc64-smp ...03:03
Kamionweirdness03:03
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pittiwell, that doesn't look wrong, does it? just incomplet (no removal of the actual kernels)03:04
Kamionright, but why? the check-kernels script does this:03:04
Kamionkernels="$(dpkg-query -f '${status} ${package}\n' -W linux-image-\* | \03:04
Kamion                grep '^install ok installed ' | cut -d' ' -f4 | xargs)"03:04
Kamionso it should be looking at the actual kernel package just fine03:05
Kamionpitti: in a little bit I was hoping to be able to ask you to test a ubiquity change for the HFS bootstrap partition business; maybe I could prevail upon you to get /var/lib/ubiquity/remove-kernels after the installation but before reboot, too03:06
Kamionlunch03:06
pittisure03:06
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tfheenmjg59: so, it tries to set up a 1024x768 screen size, which, well, falls on its face.03:09
mjg59tfheen: Uh. It shouldn't be trying to do that.03:09
mjg59Kamion: Wasn't that bit your code?03:09
pittiKamion: info added03:09
mvotfheen: could you please review http://librarian.launchpad.net/4860571/casper_1.76.debdiff ? it fixes not-optimal fonts on the live-cd03:12
tfheenmvo: why does the language-selector need to be reconfigured for that?03:12
mjg59Seveas: Realistically, we need artwork with a black background03:13
tfheenor rather, call fontconfig-voodoo03:14
mvotfheen: we have a thing called "fontconfig-voodoo" that includes fontconfig fragments based on the current locale. it works around the problem that we were not able to come up with a fontconfig config that works well on all CJK languages03:14
tfheenmvo: hmm, ok.  Please check it into bzr and upload, then.03:14
mvotfheen: without this call e.g. chinese users get the default fontconfig and that does not look as good as the optimized version 03:14
Seveasmjg59, please tell the artwork team (specifically fschoep) -- they are quite unresponsive lately03:14
mvotfheen: ok, thanks03:14
mjg59Seveas: I'm afraid I have absolutely no time right now03:14
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Seveaslikewise, I am arranging travel things for uds-mtv03:15
mdzmvo: that patch doesn't seem to do what the changelog says03:15
mjg59Seveas: I'm dealing with the fact that I've got 2 months to finish a PhD :)03:15
Seveasbit more stressing ;)03:15
SeveasI'lll poke the artwork list then later today03:15
mjg59Thanks03:16
mdzSeveas: I've mailed fschoep twice today and he's responded within minutes both times03:16
mdzthe most recent one confirmed a black background for the usplash artwork03:16
ogratfheen, any objections against http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/x-s-s.debdiff (adding a dependency to the universe parts)03:17
Seveasmdz, hrm... on IRC I got no response at all several times :/03:17
mdzmvo: it doesn't reconfigure language-selector, it runs fontconfig-voodoo03:17
mdzSeveas: perhaps because he isn't connected to IRC at the moment? ;-)03:17
mvomdz: right, my wording was badly choosen, sorry for this03:17
Seveasmdz, even when he was connected to irc ;)03:17
tfheenogra: 61775 isn't 6.10-targetted (and imo shouldn't be) so, no, not approved.03:18
ograhmm, k03:18
tfheenogra: in addition, I think it should be a suggests or recommends, not a depends.03:18
mvotfheen: the fix for #64294 is at http://librarian.launchpad.net/4860573/language-selector_0.1.29.debdiff (just uploaded new language-selector)03:18
ogratfheen, its universe ....03:19
tfheenogra: the source is main.03:19
tfheenmvo: go ahead.03:20
ograright, thats why i asked for approval, but the main part isnt touched03:20
mvotfheen: thanks03:20
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mvomdz: I updated the fix (http://librarian.launchpad.net/4860579/casper_1.76.diff) - better now?03:28
mvomdz: ignore my last msg, I need to update the changelog again to make clear what comes from me and what from kamion03:30
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henotfheen: so, Orca works on today's Live CD using the old gconf settings :) It turns out gnome has some backwards-compatibility-magic that translates gnopernicus->orca in the AT-autostart system. onBoard does not work (as it is not a new gnome default)03:32
mvomdz: http://librarian.launchpad.net/4860598/casper_1.76.diff is it 03:33
henojanimo: ^03:33
mdzmvo: looks ok to me03:33
tfheenmvo: if you want to be really pedantic, add a blank line between Colin's and your changes.03:33
elmoI can't believe we have a progam called fontconfig-voodoo03:34
thomit somes up most peoples feelings about linux and fonts, no?03:34
sivangheh03:35
mvotfheen: thanks, I will do that03:35
mjg59It's so the wrong solution, but it's also the only one that works03:35
tfheenelmo: I think it's entirely appropriate.03:35
mvoelmo: and its *so* needed03:35
mjg59I was going to say "Unless you're happy with your fonts looking like arse", but elmo probably still uses xterm...03:36
thomthere's nothing wrong with using a proper terminal emulator ;-)03:37
elmomjg59: no, I use gnome-terminal like a good ubuntu user :-P03:37
mjg59Ah, right. Well, hurrah for fontconfig-voodoo, or your fonts would look like arse.03:37
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Kamionmjg59: all characters rendered as (_)(_) ?03:38
Kamion(sorry)03:39
jdub( ! ) <- more arse :)03:39
tfheenpitti:  Bug #54277; marked as fix committed, should this be fix released?03:42
UbugtuMalone bug 54277 in cupsys "cupsd can't access /var/log/cups/error_log permission denied" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5427703:42
pittitfheen: fix committed is for dapper (-proposed upload was made, but not yet an upload for -updates)03:43
pittitfheen: however, there were some more issues about it, that's why the Ubuntu task was reopened03:43
tfheenpitti: oh, sorry, but it's marked as confirmed for edgy though?03:44
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tfheenpitti: ok, thanks.03:44
jdonggrr... it should be easer to mark backports as bugged...03:44
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Kamionpitti: ah, I think I might see03:48
Kamionpitti: have a look at /usr/share/ubiquity/install.py:do_remove() and note the reuse of the variable 'pkg' in two nested for loops03:49
Kamionwell, in fact multiple for loops nested within an outer one03:50
Kamionthen in the outer loop I do:03:50
Kamionremoved.add(pkg)03:50
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Kamionnot entirely sure if that would cause this bug, but it certainly seems likely to cause confusiong03:52
Kamion-g03:52
pittiKamion: ah, indeed, I see it03:53
pittiKamion: I can try another install and rename the variable before starting ubiquity03:54
Kamionelmo: did you guys get the mail from a user about popcon@ubuntu.com being broken?03:54
Kamionpitti: maybe wait until I get the bootstrap partition fix done and you can try both in one shot?03:54
pittiKamion: sure03:54
Kamionunless you have too much time today :-)03:54
pittilol03:54
pittiKamion: well, I do want to dedicate the better part of the day for testing03:55
elmoKamion: don't think so - know where was it sent?03:55
pittipreviously, I usually started testing only when we had the first real RC images, but that's too late to fix many bugs03:55
Kamionelmo: info@u.c and postmaster@u.c among other randomly selected addresses :)03:55
Kamionelmo: apparently our popularity-contest packages tries to submit by HTTP but then falls back to mail if that fails03:56
Kamionnot sure whether that's a bug or not (I haven't investigated)03:56
tfheenit's by design; one can argue that it should just fail then, though.03:56
elmodo you guys want it to work?03:56
elmothe email I mean03:56
Kamionpitti: well, it's the last revision in http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/ubiquity/ubuntu/ if you want to try it out03:56
Kamionpitti: might not do any harm to stick some logging into the loop there to try to find out exactly what it's doing03:57
tfheenelmo: it'd be useful, I guess.  It should be routed to some of the scripts on popcon.u.c, though.03:57
tfheenelmo: (which is humboldt, immsc)03:57
elmotfheen: does the mail handling side exist on your end?03:57
pittiKamion: 'try it out' -> does that already have a fix for the bootstrap partition?03:57
tfheenelmo: I don't think I've broken the stuff from Debian, so yes, I presume so.03:57
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Kamionpitti: not yet, I'm still thinking about that03:58
theineHi, are there any MPI in Edgy main?03:58
elmotfheen: can you email RT with details of where exactly you want the email to go?03:58
theine...packages...03:59
pittiKamion: ok, will do both in one shot then03:59
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Kamiontheine: not in main, but the usual set imported from Debian should be in universe04:01
tfheenelmo: yes, I'll do so.04:01
elmotfheen: thanks04:01
theineKamion: OK, I thought that Ubuntu actually tries to target Beowulf clusters04:01
seb128current desktop amd64 CD looks pretty good04:03
pittialternate amd64 works pretty fine here, too04:04
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janimoheno: thanks. So that script needs you rpatch after all? And it would be cleaner to explicitely state orca and not rely on gnome backwards compat code, if not else to avoid confusing those who read the script :)04:08
tfheenmdz: the hard deadline on artwork might be friday, but not having 640x400 and 640x480 artwork is blocking two RC bugs.04:09
henojanimo: agreed :)04:09
mvoKamion: could you please have a look at http://librarian.launchpad.net/4860736/ubiquity-fontconfig-foodoo.diff ? we will need this for optimal font configuration (note that it may return a non-zero exit code, we need --force if that is a issue)04:13
mdztfheen: fschoep was replying to both your message (about the bugs) and my earlier message (about the latest joke of an artwork deadline) at the same time, which caused some confusion04:14
Kamiontheine: I'm not ruling it out obviously, but it's not something I recall coming up as an explicit target04:14
mdztfheen: can we not drop in the dapper artwork for the sake of the bugs?04:14
Kamionmvo: a new progress template would break the string freeze; might be best to incorporate the fontconfig-voodoo call into configure_hardware04:15
mvoKamion: thanks, I will do that04:15
tfheenmdz: we could, I guess.  I need to find out how that fits together, though.  And I wonder why not even the refcard works correctly.04:15
Kamionmvo: non-zero exit codes become a syslog error and 'return False' from chrex(), not an exception, so that's O04:16
KamionOK04:16
Kamiontfheen: I don't think usplash falls back to the testcard from themes04:16
Kamionunless the theme explicitly chains to it (somehow, if that's even possible)04:16
janimoheno: what about the gnopernicus gconf keys /apps/gnopernicus/srcore/sp_active  and mag_active? Do you know if those are translated to orca configs as well and thus needed in the script? 04:18
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mdzdoko_: what's the latest on the python issues?  how can we help?04:19
mdzBenC_: ping, re: xuf 6582804:19
henojanimo: orca doesn't use gconf so those no longer work actually :(04:19
henojanimo: I've asked upstream for advice but no clever plan has emerged yet04:20
mvoKamion: does http://librarian.launchpad.net/4860746/ubiquity-fontconfig-foodoo.diff look better?04:20
henoI think that whole autostart feature needs some restructuring to allow for different access tools, with or without AT-SPI, etc04:21
Kamionmvo: yup, except that I think it *does* belong there04:21
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Kamionconfigure_hardware is for everything that needs to be done to adapt the installed system to the current hardware04:21
janimoheno: it does use some config files though? What is missing if those keys are not set properly?04:21
Kamionmvo: I'll incorporate that, thanks04:21
mvoKamion: oh - feel free to correct the comment then :) 04:22
jdubhttp://software.seekingalpha.com/article/1847004:22
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henojanimo: it has python config files. It starts with a screen reader by default, so the magnifier version fails to start on Live CD boot (starts in screen reader mode as well)04:23
janimoheno: would just creating a properly inited config file in the users' home dir not work for som ereason?04:23
Kamionmvo: actually, I see it's for language detection, so I'll put it in configure_locales04:23
janimofor xubuntu as it does not use gconf I just echo and sed in existing config files04:24
mvoKamion: one more thing (just to double-check) - we still write /etc/environment, right? even though it will eventually become /etc/defaults/locale?04:24
Keybukiwj: today's annoying firefox bug ... if you fullscreen a window, subsequent firefox windows are opened sized to fill the entire screen (but not maximised)04:24
Kamionmvo: yes04:24
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Kamionmvo: does this need to be done for d-i installs too?04:24
henojanimo: that should work. Orca uses systemwide defaults unless there are files in the user's directory04:24
mvoKamion: the fontconfig-voodoo call? no, it is run in the postinst of language-selector-common then04:25
Kamionok04:25
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henoI guess those files are not copied onto the installed system (a new account is created)04:25
mvoif noone has pending capser changes I would like to upload it soonish04:26
doko_mdz: I need a way to reproduce it; all update tests which mvo and I did don't show the failure anymore. I'll provide a test build with debug output enabled on p.u.c and ask for the log04:27
janimoheno: for xubuntu I modify system wide config files, I wonder if that has some drawbacks. As I see it if a user does not want a11y it can override with user prefs just like it was the other way around04:27
henojanimo: I guess for the live session you could echo to the files in /usr, but then they would end up as installed defaults too04:27
henojanimo: it seems ok, yes04:27
Kamionmvo: have you tested this, BTW? I'm wondering if LANGUAGE will actually be set in the environment04:28
Kamionsince just doing 'chroot /target' doesn't start PAM04:28
mdzdoko_: it's reproducible by the submitter?04:28
mvoKamion: it will read /etc/environemnt directly04:28
Kamionoh, yes, just noticed that04:29
doko_mdz: yes, apparently.04:29
mvoKamion: I will still need one additional upload because of the change that ENVIRONEMNT is not always set anymore (only LANG)04:29
janimoI'll test orca+xubuntu live CD in about an hour and let you know how it goes04:29
Kamionmvo: you mean LANGUAGE?04:30
mvoKamion: yes, sorry04:30
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Kamionmvo: applied my modified version of your change, thanks04:31
mvoKamion: thank you!04:31
Kamionpitti: so, how do you feel about testing TOTALLY UNTESTED CODE?04:31
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pittiKamion: sounds TOTALLY ADVENTUROUS!04:32
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pittiKamion: IOW, if you could put the modified files somewhere, I can put them into the live system and run a test install04:32
Kamionpitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/ubiquity/ubuntu/ - it's quickest to make sure you have ubiquity* version 1.2.2 and then apply the patches from revision 1665 to 1668 to files under /usr/share/ubiquity and /usr/lib/ubiquity/ubiquity directly04:33
pittiKamion: sounds good04:33
Kamionpitti: or http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-testing.diff04:33
pitti^ that saves me the bzr mangling, thanks04:33
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sivangmorning dholbach_ 04:34
dholbachhi sivang04:35
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mdzfabbione,infinity: is the rebuild test complete?04:39
fabbionemdz: almost.. missing about 20/30 pkgs for sparc and ready to fire up a rebuild of main only04:41
mdzfabbione: so the two targeted FTBFS bugs are the only failures?04:41
fabbionemdz: the only 2 lefts AFAIK04:41
fabbionemdz: but there have been uploads.. so another rebuild will NOT hurt anybody04:42
fabbioneand i can do main only quite fast on sparc04:42
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Kamionmvo: can you hold off on casper for a minute? I have a suspicion I'm investigating04:42
mvoKamion: sure04:43
fabbionepitti: do you want to get the emails from the buildd too?04:43
pittifabbione: yes, if you have some interesting ones which are likely my fault, feel free to bounce the log, and I'll care for bug triage/fixing04:44
fabbionepitti: it's either ALL or none and wait for me to file bugs :)04:46
PSUSIanyone know what to do when someone starts spamming bugs on launchpad?  can it be cleaned up and the offending email unsubscribed?04:46
pittifabbione: ah :) well, second option prefered, of course, otherwise it's just double work04:46
fabbionepitti: ehehe ok04:46
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pittiKamion: existing bootstrap has been detected, and now I get a ValueError in mountpoints_to_summary, line 1155, gtkui.py (too many values to unpack)04:51
Kamionwhee04:51
fabbionehmmm blue-tooth something /etc/init.d/$something just promped for question on upgrade..04:52
fabbioneSetting up bluez-utils (3.7-1ubuntu3) ...04:52
fabbioneConfiguration file `/etc/init.d/bluetooth'04:52
fabbione ==> Modified (by you or by a script) since installation.04:52
fabbionepitti: ^^ are you the one in charge of bluetooth?04:52
elmofabbione: I reported that as a bug last week, FWIW04:52
fabbioneelmo: ok thanks04:53
Kamionoh, er, yeah, oops04:53
pittifabbione: not really; /me points to dholbach and tfheen04:53
sivangfabbione: I think that's dholbach 04:53
Kamion-            for device, mountpoint in self.auto_mountpoints:04:53
Kamion+            for device, mountpoint in self.auto_mountpoints.iteritems():04:53
Kamionpitti: that on line 1155 please04:53
fabbionepitti: roger04:53
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elmoLP #6551704:53
pittiKamion: yup, just did that04:53
fabbionedholbach: PIIIIIING04:53
fabbionebug #6551704:53
UbugtuMalone bug 65517 in bluez-utils "init.d/bluetooth config file prompts on upgrade" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6551704:53
fabbioneelmo: thanks dude04:53
dholbachfabbione: PONG! PING tfheen instead.04:53
dholbachsivang: this time it's not :)04:54
fabbioneok04:54
sivangdholbach: heh04:54
fabbionetfheen: contents less ping :)04:54
dholbachfabbione: good you adjusted the volume now :-)04:55
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fabbionedholbach: i can't shut my voice down too much :)04:55
pittiKamion: package installation running now04:58
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Kamionmvo: ok, committed my change to casper now; releasing lock05:06
mvoKamion: feel free to upload, I'm done with my changes05:06
janimoKamion: where should apt-install be? I run it from casper script but has no effect?05:09
dholbachRiddell: libqt4-dev needs a Depends on libmysqlclient15-dev, libsqlite0-dev and libglib2.0-dev05:10
dholbachRiddell: to fix bug 6621205:10
UbugtuMalone bug 66212 in wpasupplicant "FTBFS in edgy" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6621205:10
mdzdholbach: is that a regression in the new qt?05:10
pittidholbach, Riddell: I saw a bug attachment today doing these changes to wpasupplicant05:10
janimoKamion: 30accessability also needs heno's patch from bug 58836 http://librarian.launchpad.net/4777068/30accessibility.patch05:11
dholbachmdz: I can't tell, bug comparing the build-deps and the deps of the library package, you will note that those 3 are missing05:11
UbugtuMalone bug 58836 in gfxboot-theme-ubuntu "F5 options need to be linked to the right casper options" [Undecided,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5883605:11
janimoKamion: otherwise onboard does not start according to him on todays ubuntu CD05:11
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dholbachRiddell, mdz: ok to do the qt4-x11 upload?05:12
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Kamionjanimo: apt-install should be run from a script in ubiquity-hooks/, *not* from a casper script05:12
mdzdholbach: yes05:12
dholbachmdz: gracias05:13
janimoKamion: ah.05:13
Kamionjanimo: I'd like tfheen's ack before applying that patch05:13
elmomvo: is unattended-upgrades activated by default in edgy?05:14
henoKamion: if not the who patch then at least one that changes gok to [onboard] 05:14
elmomvo: also the amount of documentation is, err, impressive :-P05:14
heno(it needs brackets too)05:14
janimoheno: the whole pacth help for xubutu which does not have backwards compat stuff to turn gnopernicus into orca05:14
janimoand it is not confusing ;)05:14
henojanimo: good point05:14
Kamionheno: has this patch actually been tested now?05:15
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janimoKamion: I have tested it with xubuntu FWIW05:15
henoKamion: I've tested the gconf settings individually, but don't know how to test it in casper05:16
janimoKamion: it uses the same gconf a11y keys as gnome05:16
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KamionI usually do something like boot without quiet splash and add break=casper-bottom to the kernel command line, then 'ed /scripts/casper-bottom/30accessibility', then 'exit' when I'm done05:16
janimoheno: I test using a usb stick and modify the initrd but it is not too straightforward05:17
Kamionprobably helps to be able-bodied while driving ed though05:17
henoKamion: that's why I have a sticky-keys-in-kernel spec :)05:18
henofor stuff like that05:18
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doko_Kamion, tfheen: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/elementtree.debdiff , restoring dependencies (built with an too old python-support), bug 6642405:18
UbugtuMalone bug 66424 in elementtree "sync request" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6642405:18
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doko_ Kamion, tfheen: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/buildbot.debdiff, removing the python2.3 dependency05:19
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Kamionheno: I've applied that to casper, but I want to wait to upload until tfheen is back to cross-check05:19
henoKamion: cool. 05:20
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Kamiondoko_: -> just tfheen unless it's his night-time and I'm still around, please05:20
janimoKamion: if the optional gnome packages are only installed by ubiquity hooks it means that when the liveCD is booted up they are not installed and usable right?05:21
Kamiondoko_: and -> dholbach or ajmitch (IIRC) for universe packages05:21
mvoelmo: no, its not active by default05:21
Kamionjanimo: no, the point is that you put them into the ship-live seed and then apt-install means "keep this installed on the final system"05:21
elmomvo: ok05:21
Kamionjanimo: er, s/ship-live/live/05:21
janimoKamion: ah live? last time you said ship live so I just happily ship them :)05:22
Kamionjanimo: apt-install in ubiquity isn't actually supposed to physically install packages, normally05:22
elmomvo: I don't think the code as is will work tho, it checks for an Origin of 'Edgy Security', but the Origin is always 'Ubuntu'05:22
janimook, so actually get them installed. make sense05:22
Kamionjanimo: the name is for compatibility with d-i code05:22
Kamionjanimo: sorry, I might have said ship-live, I meant live05:22
mvoelmo: has this changed from dapper? 05:22
elmonope05:22
mvohm05:22
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elmoI think what you actually want to look at is the 'suite', but that info isn't exposed by python's apt module05:23
janimoKamion: if I modify the live seed now do I still need a xubuntu-meta update now that live is a task (whatever that implies)05:23
elmomvo: if it's not targetted at edgy, it may not be important right now, it's just something I noticed while looking at the code yesterday05:23
Kamionjanimo: no, I checked, I did say "live" :-)05:23
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Kamionjanimo: no, you don't, that's the point of making it a task05:23
elmomvo: AFAICS python-apt doesn't expose the 'suite' information for candidateOrigin which is what you really want to check05:23
dholbachdoko_: buildbot is good to go05:24
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mvoelmo: is it possible that there is just naming confusion here? between what apt calls a suite and what dak calls it? the code works with dapper05:24
janimoKamion: you're rigth you said put it in the live seed. I misunderstood sorry.05:24
Kamionpitti: how did it go?05:25
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mvotfheen: permission to upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/gnome-app-install_0.2.21.debdiff ? it re-adds a vanished intltool-update -p to make rosetta happy again05:27
elmocomponent: 'main' archive: 'edgy' origin: 'Ubuntu' label: 'Ubuntu' site 'uk.archive.ubuntu.com' isTrusted: 'True'05:28
Kamion... uk.archive?05:28
Kamionwas that done automatically by something?05:28
elmomvo: that's from 'print apt.Cache()["dpkg"] .candidateOrigin[0] '05:28
doko_dholbach: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/python-dhs.debdiff05:28
elmoKamion: no, probably me by hand05:28
Kamionlucky the Ukraine has ua, really :)05:29
dholbachdoko_: it gives a 40405:29
dholbachdoko_: ah -dhm... is ok05:29
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dholbachTonio_: thanks for fixing kdebluetooth05:32
Tonio_dholbach: you're welcome :)05:33
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mvoelmo: it checks "if origin.origin == allowed[0]  and origin.archive == allowed[1] : return True"05:37
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mvoelmo: Allowed-Origins is a mileading name in the config, it really means a pair of (origin, archive) 05:37
elmoUnattended-Upgrade::Allowed-Origins { "Ubuntu edgy-security";05:38
elmomvo: so is 'archive' going to be 'edgy-security' ?05:38
mvoelmo: yes05:38
elmomvo: someone needs shot in the head for that naming scheme05:38
elmoI mean SERIOUSLY05:38
doko_tfheen: please approve https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/python-goopy/+bug/6642505:38
UbugtuMalone bug 66425 in python-goopy "sync request" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  05:38
mvoelmo: I guess that would be me then ? 05:39
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mvoelmo: unless you mean the "archive" name, that is historic apt heritage05:39
elmomvo: yes I mean the "archive" name, it's not an archive.  it's a suite (dak), distribution (old Debian), or distroReleasePocket (launchpad)05:40
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mvoelmo: I will fix that by adding a new name "suite" and mark the old one (archive) obsolete05:41
elmomvo: sweet, that'd be great05:41
elmomvo: FWIW, 'suite' is a culus-ism, so it even has apt history attached to it ;-)05:42
mvoelmo: anything else you noticed while reviewing the code?05:42
doko_dholbach: please approve rebuild if python-irclib to restore dependencies05:42
elmomvo: nothing substantial, but I wasn't reviewing it, just using it to get an idea of the python-apt 'apt' API, and steal ideas from ;-)05:43
dholbachdoko_: ok05:43
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mvoelmo: heh :) ideas for what project if I may ask?05:43
tfheenmvo: g-a-i: approved.05:43
mvotfheen: hanks05:44
tfheendoko_: python-goopy is universe => dholbach 05:44
elmomvo: just updating the script we use to check for out-of-date packages on our machines.  atm, it groks around in /var/lib/dpkg/status and stuff byhand, which works but is pretty messy05:44
dholbachtfheen, doko_: goopy is fine too05:45
sivangelmo: that is to check for packages that have newer versions or those that are obsolete now?05:45
elmosivang: former05:46
sivangelmo: ah05:46
doko_dholbach: please approve rebuild if python-kinterbasdb to restore dependencies05:46
dholbachdoko_: I'm perfectly happy with rebuilds that make the python world happy again. I'm not sure we have to go through this every time.     mdz, tfheen, Kamion: I hope you can agree with me.05:47
sivangdholbach: same for unmetdeps, I would say05:48
sivangdholbach: (given the change is failry documented in the changlog)05:48
sivangdholbach: (for universe, that is)05:48
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doko_tfheen: please approve python-pylibacl, python-pylibacl rebuilds to restore the dependencies05:54
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doko_dholbach: please approve python-xlib, python-yappy to restore the dependencies05:55
dholbachdoko_: I'm happy with them05:55
tfheendoko_: just a no-change upload?  Go ahead; It seems to be missing its Depends line, yes.05:55
ondrejhi, there is lag in payment of ubuntu.cz domain, who may I ask to pay for it?05:55
tfheenondrej: I've forwarded your question, wait a sec.05:58
pittiKamion: crap; -powerpc64-smp is still installed with the fixed ubiquity06:01
Kamionpitti: ok, did you get /var/lib/ubiquity/remove-kernels before rebooting?06:03
pittiKamion: I didn't reboot yet06:04
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pittiKamion: it shows 'linux-image-2.6.17-10-powerpc64-smp' and 'linux-image-powerpc64-smp', that looks good06:05
KamionStevenK: FYI your packagesearch upload has a spurious debian/changelog~ in the diff; no need to reupload pre-edgy though06:05
AmaranthSomeone was using gedit. :P06:06
Kamionsivang: debtags-edit should be build1, not ubuntu106:06
Kamionsivang: please reupload that - it'll avoid merge pain later06:06
Kamion(rejectd)06:07
Kamione06:07
ondrejtfheen: unfortunately, I have to go, I'll be back tomorrow (or maybe this evening)...  I'll ask again (fortunattely I am working for CZ.NIC - .cz domain registry :-)06:07
Kamiontfheen: unapproved: gnome-app-install_0.2.21 qt4-x11_4.2.0-1ubuntu3 kubuntu-default-settings_1:6.10-59 language-selector_0.1.29 iputils_3:20020927-3ubuntu2 xfdesktop4_4.3.99.1svn+r23428-0 imlib2_1.2.1-2ubuntu106:08
Kamioner, sorry, some of those versions are truncated, silly queue output format06:09
sivangKamion: k, thanks06:09
Riddellqt4 was dholbach, got a debdiff for me daniel?06:09
Kamiongnome-app-install/0.2.21 qt4-x11/4.2.0-1ubuntu3 kubuntu-default-settings/1:6.10-59 language-selector/0.1.29 iputils/3:20020927-3ubuntu2 xfdesktop4/4.3.99.1svn+r23428-0ubuntu1 imlib2/1.2.1-2ubuntu106:09
Kamionthat's better06:10
tfheenKamion: iptutils and language-selector is mvo?06:10
KamionAmaranth: emacs does that too IIRC06:10
tfheenKamion: g-a-i is approved.06:10
Kamiontfheen: yes06:11
tfheenKamion: iptutils, language-selector are approved, then.06:11
tfheenwho uploaded xfdesktop4?06:11
tfheenI haven't seen a diff for imlib2, I think.06:11
dholbachRiddell: I merely added libmysqlclient15-dev, libsqlite0-dev and libglib2.0-dev to the depends of libqt4-dev (bug 66212)06:12
UbugtuMalone bug 66212 in qt4-x11 "FTBFS in edgy" [High,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6621206:12
Kamiontfheen: janimo06:12
Kamion+  * Upstream svn snapshot: fix many crashes, fix xinerama mode, fix trash notification06:12
pittitfheen: that's my FTBFS fix? as I said, I just removed the duplicate Architecture: line06:12
Kamion+  * debian/rules: sed over the menu config files and remove some application06:12
Kamion+    shortcuts.06:12
Kamionpitti: and you added debian/compat 506:13
tfheenKamion: xfdesktop4 is approved then.06:13
pittiKamion: cdbs automatically does that06:13
pittiKamion: it did during build in the previous version, too06:14
pittiKamion: is there anything I can get out of the ppc install? (I'm still in the live system, since booting won't work anyway)06:15
pittiI already added a bug comment06:15
Kamiontfheen: could you have a look over the recent changes to casper trunk?06:18
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Kamionpitti: did it fix the HFS bootstrap thing?06:18
pygisivang: hello, you here?06:19
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pittiKamion: yes, it did06:19
Kamionok, that's something at least. hold on and I'll try to come up with something further to do06:19
sivangpygi: aien't I always? :)06:20
Kamionpitti: I don't suppose it's possible for me to get ssh access to the live system?06:20
pygisivang: I won't comment :P06:20
Riddelldholbach: I need the debdiff for sending to debian, but actually it needs to include the previous change I made so I'll take care of it, thanks06:20
KamionI wouldn't mind trying some things out in a python shell06:21
pittiKamion: I'm behind a NAT, but I can try to dig an ssh tunnel to a public machine, hold on06:21
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tfheenpitti: ssh -R 1234:localhost:22 -g somemachine ?06:22
tfheenand then Colin will use ssh -p 1234 somemachine to get to your machine.06:22
dholbachRiddell: no problem hang on - can i have the debdiff of telepathy-qt, so I can put it in bzr? ;-)06:22
pittiright, thanks06:22
sivangpygi: what's up?06:22
tfheenpitti: at least, I think that's the syntax.06:22
dholbachRiddell: http://daniel.holba.ch/temp/qt4-x11.debdiff06:24
slomohm, i thought we didn't want libsqlite0 in main anymore ages ago06:26
Kamionwell, it's still in main ...06:26
Kamionand sqlite3 is in universe06:26
KamionI assume it has nonintuitive version numbering or somethingg06:27
Kamionoh, no, sqlite3 source and the library are in main too, just not the sqlite3 binary06:27
slomosqlite3 is the new one and sqlite0 only gets a few bugfixes upstream afaik06:27
slomooh, any reason for that?06:27
Kamiondunno06:28
Kamionthe sqlite binary isn't in main either06:28
pittitfheen: that only listens to 'localhost' on somemachine06:28
KamionI assume just nothing needed it06:28
Riddellthe advantage of sqlite is it's a library and not a separate proccess06:28
pittitfheen: ah, found the option06:28
Kamionpitti: actually it forwards port 1234 to localhost:22 on that machine06:28
Kamionlocalhost is the target not the listen address06:28
slomoRiddell: yes i know... but the sqlite apps are useful for debugging imho :)06:29
pittiah, GatewaysPorts must be set06:30
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pittiKamion: ah, got it06:32
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Riddelldholbach: http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/telepathy-qt.diff06:37
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dholbachRiddell: thanks a lot06:38
pefhello06:38
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carlospitti: I guess you will get latest tarball generated on Thursday for Edgy prerelease, right?06:42
pitticarlos: I want to upload final edgy packs on Friday, right after RC06:42
carlosok06:42
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carlosI will need that you send me the timestamp.txt file included in the tarball that you use06:43
carlosso we don't have the same problems we had with Dapper06:43
jdongpitti: any update on mWhr conversions for hal?06:43
pittijdong: unfortunately not06:44
pittijust didn't find time to talk to upstream06:44
jdongok06:44
jdongno big deal06:44
jdongdoesn't seem like many others are affected... just a specific acer laptop06:44
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pittijdong: maybe they did the same thinko in their ACPI (milli times milli = milli)06:46
jdonghehe, perhaps06:46
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jdongI have noticed that its claimed units are a bit  whack06:46
jdongeven in /proc/acpi/battery06:46
jdonglike some things it reports as Whr are obviously mWhr06:47
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jdongPresent rate       : 64459 mA06:47
jdong^^ looks like ACPI bug :)06:47
jdongor the Hummer of laptops06:47
jdongpitti: I think bug 66370 is the same as my bug06:51
UbugtuMalone bug 66370 in gnome-power-manager "When unplugged the only battery levels used are 100% and 0%" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6637006:51
Kamionoh, that's interesting06:51
Kamionpitti: I thought apt's broken package count would operate recursively, but apparently it doesn't06:51
Kamionso one of the assumptions in my code is wrong06:52
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jdongpitti: does gnome-power-manager calculate its own time remaining?06:57
jdongpitti: because it's quite off from what acpi -V reports06:57
pittijdong: I *think* it gets it from hal06:57
jdong(acpi -V being correct)06:57
jdongah, battery.remaining_time06:58
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jdongpitti: why doesn't hal use the same calculation method that acpi -V would?07:00
jdongpitti: it's quirky07:00
jdonglike when I just unplug, it says 3 minutes remaining07:00
pittijdong: well, it needs its own method anyway for powerpc and other arches07:00
pittiotherwise, no idea07:00
jdongthen 2 hours remaining07:00
pittijdong: can you please bring this up on the upstream hal list?07:00
jdongand 30 seconds later, it says 15 minutes remaining, and then slowly starts counting up07:00
jdongok, I'll take this to the HAL list07:01
pittijdong: thanks07:01
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sivangoh dear,07:06
sivangI uploaded to unstable07:06
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dholbachtkamppeter: My sister is happy with Edgy and her lexmark z42 now. Thanks.07:13
mvotfheen: ok to upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/language-selector_0.1.30.debdiff ? it will fix the problem that locale-setup does not put LANGUAGE into /etc/environment always07:17
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tfheenmvo: which bug does it fix?07:19
mvotfheen: its part of the fix for bug #4933407:23
UbugtuMalone bug 49334 in casper "Fontconfig of zh_TW (Taiwan) is pointed to none, not zh_TW" [High,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4933407:23
tfheenmvo: ok; go ahead, then.07:25
mvothanks tfheen07:27
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sivangso according to new python policy, any pythonX.Y-dev dependecy should be changed to python-dev right?08:08
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sivang(given the package already depends on pycentral | pysupport)08:08
keescookdholbach: can I have permission for two universe uploads?  (both are openssl migration related: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kees/edgy-fixes/)08:09
BenC_mdz: Got it, uploading in a few minutes08:09
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dholbachkeescook: sure, go ahead! good work on them!08:10
keescookgreat, thanks.08:10
mdzBenC_: thanks08:11
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TreenaksWOW08:21
Treenakseven wifi + wpa came back from hibernation perfectly today!08:22
ivoksTreenaks: good for you, i get filesystem errors on resume :)08:22
Treenaksivoks: My X is as broken after resume as before resume (bug 20283 ;)08:23
UbugtuMalone bug 20283 in xserver-xorg-driver-ati "[fgl v5000]  really bad sync" [Unknown,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2028308:23
Treenaksomg.. _sleep_ (suspend to ram?) works too 08:24
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ivoksoh... :)08:24
ivoks;..(08:24
Treenaksivoks: dont do that near jono, the ;)08:25
Treenaksivoks: he hates winks ;)08:26
ivokshehe i noticed that ;)08:27
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Treenaksdholbach: You're back!08:33
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dholbachTreenaks: yeah since 16:3408:33
dholbachyeah, *.versanet.de was banned08:33
Treenaksdholbach: ouch08:33
dholbachit said "stop trolling", when I tried to login08:33
dholbachNICE08:34
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shwag_Not sure who I need to talk to about this. Edgy doesnt support my ethernet nor my wireless drivers on my dell laptop, but they both work fine on dapper.08:36
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Treenaksshwag_: nice :)08:36
Treenaksshwag_: you should file bugs, probably08:36
Treenaksshwag_: (what kind of cards are they?)08:36
rideoutRiddell: do you have the buildlogs of qt4.2? i just rebuilt the packages on my system and all the sql drivers worked, lamont does't have the 4.2 logs up yet08:37
dholbachshwag_: you should file a bug report at http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.17/+filebug08:37
Kamionrideout: err, lamont's build logs are hideously obsolete, use launchpad08:37
Kamionhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11 as a starting point I guess08:38
Riddellrideout: build logs are on launchpad these days08:38
Riddellrideout: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/4.2.0-1ubuntu208:38
rideoutok, thanks08:38
Riddellhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/25595608:38
shwag_Treenaks: Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX (rev 02)08:38
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shwag_Treenaks: Intel Pro/Wireless 3945ABG08:40
Riddellrideout: I see  SQLite 2 support .... qt  SQLite support ...... plugin (system)08:40
Riddellrideout: is that what we want?08:40
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shwag_dholbach: filed08:42
dholbachshwag_: you can also join the kernel folks on #ubuntu-kernel08:43
shwag_dholbach: yah,...in there, no ones talking though.08:43
dholbachoh ok08:43
shwag_dholbach: can I search for other similair bugs. Ive only tested this on knot 3, not on the new beta.08:44
dholbachshwag_: oh, you probably should do an update and test08:45
rideoutRiddell: both would be better, but SQLite , is actually SQLite 3, they are slowly depreciating 208:45
rideoutRiddell: can you do a $ls /usr/lib/qt4/plugins/08:45
rideout?08:45
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shwag_dholbach: yah, gonna do.08:47
pygisivang: ping once again :P08:47
dholbachshwag_: thanks a lot08:47
shwag_dholbach: but I have a feeling this is a upstream thing because I also installed the latest gentoo and it doesnt have the network support either...same kernel version.08:48
dholbachshwag_: might be, but better to test with the new kernel08:48
shwag_dholbach: i hope there is a patch. it sucks trying to get support for something when you cant connect to the internet! I gotta maket his happen before final release!08:48
dholbachshwag_: thanks for working on this08:48
dholbachshwag_: be sure to add all info to the bug report also08:49
shwag_dholbach: someone just pointed me to this:  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.17/+bug/6245208:49
UbugtuMalone bug 62452 in launchpad "ipw3945 not working (Edgy 2.6.17-9-generic #2 SMP)" [Undecided,Rejected]  08:49
Riddellrideout: only imageformats in there08:49
sivangpygi: pong08:49
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rideoutRiddell: sqlite is built as a plugin, but it is not copied to the deb, $cat libqt4-sql.install, lists only usr/lib/libQtSql.so.* and thus no plugin is copied08:50
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rideoutRiddell: so we can change debian/libqt4-sql.install or build sqlite support into the shared lib like the other sql drivers08:51
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Riddellrideout: probably, which do you think would be prefered?08:52
rideoutRidell: i was right on the first email i sent you, sqilte isn't built in the lib because of a typo, the configure option currently is -qt-sql-slite, we can just add the q and be done, and it will be consistant with the other drivers08:52
dholbachgood night08:53
rideoutRiddell: i think debian has this typo too, so we should let them know as well08:53
mvotfheen: ok to upload a new dist-upgrader http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/dist-upgrader_20061016.2032_all.diff ? 08:55
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Riddellrideout: and chaging it to -qt-sql-sqlite will do what exactly?08:56
rideoutRiddell: qt will include the sqlite3 driver in the libQtSql.so along with all the other drivers and it will be accessable to all qt4 apps, without that option the driver is built as a plugin, but the deb packages don't include the plugin for installation08:58
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tfheenmvo: there's no debian changelog?09:00
Riddellrideout: ok, doing a test build now09:00
tfheenmvo: also, you have a spelling error in your API, but I don't think we'll fix that now. :-P09:00
Kamionpitti: ready for another test run?09:00
Riddellthe ./configure output isn't very good at explaining what the options do09:00
tfheenmvo: (upgradable vs upgradeable)09:02
seb128tfheen: I've uploaded an orbit2 rebuild to get dbgsym packages for it, I've been Cced on a GNOME upstream bug asked where to find one of those and noticed we didn't rebuilt that package yet. Feel free to accept it after RC or edgy if you think that's better09:03
rideoutRiddell: try ./configure --help09:03
wasabibug 6398809:03
UbugtuMalone bug 63988 in ifupdown "Bonded interfaces donlt seem to work with DHCP" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6398809:03
Riddellrideout: SQLite 2 support .... qt09:04
RiddellSQLite support ...... qt (system)09:04
Riddellrideout: which looks good09:04
Riddellrideout: but why SQLite 2? surely we have 0 and 3?09:04
tfheenseb128: just a rebuild?  Ok, now's fine, I guess..09:04
mvotfheen: Upgradable is correct according to my dict. is this maybe a us<->uk thing?09:04
Kamionpitti: I've updated http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-testing.diff - applies to a fresh 1.2.209:04
mvotfheen: the upgrader is no normal deb package, so it has no debian changelog09:04
seb128tfheen: yes, to get a dbgsym available, thank you09:04
slomoRiddell: 0 is version 2.X.Y09:04
tfheenmvo: but it's uploaded into the archive?09:05
rideoutRiddell: slomo beat me to it09:05
Riddellslomo: how confusing09:05
mvotfheen: yes09:05
bhalethe 0 reflects the abi version not the so version09:05
Kamionmvo: hmm, I'm never sure about that particular case; "upgradable" always reads to me as if it should be "upp-grah-dah-bel" rather than "upp-gray-dah-bel"09:05
Kamionbut I'm not sure if I'm correct there09:05
bhaleKamion: is your tomboy issue resolved?09:06
rideoutRiddell: 2 is needed since many legacy apps still use it, but both the trolls and the sqlite folks want people to move to 309:06
Kamionbhale: no :-(09:06
bhaleKamion: oh crap09:06
Kamiontfheen: did you look over the casper stuff in trunk?09:06
mvotfheen: does it look ok (beside spelling ,) ?09:06
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bhalemaybe mvo could have another look at it?09:06
BenCmdz: Fixed sparc-utils uploaded09:07
mvobhale: at what in particular?09:07
Kamiontfheen: also, if you could also eyeball http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-testing.diff for possible upload once pitti's tested it on powerpc, that would be good; I've tested it on i38609:07
tfheenKamion: casper looks good to me.09:07
bhalemvo: awhile back i asked you about upgrade problems from gmime2.1 to 2.2, holding back tomboy09:07
Kamionmvo: old tomboy installed, apt holds it back rather than upgrading09:07
Kamion'apt-get install tomboy' DTRT09:07
tfheenmvo: yes, it looks good apart from that.09:07
rideoutRiddell: SQLite 2 support .... qt, means that qt will use its own version of sqlite included in the source rather than link to the system library, looks like debian did that so since the bug fixed version of sqilte 2 in the repos create incompatibilitys with of db files09:07
KamionI recently removed gmime2.1 from the archive in the hope that that would help, but it didn't09:08
rideoutRiddell: incompatable old db files, i meant09:08
Kamionmvo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/tomboy.log09:09
bhalePackage libgmime2.1 has broken dep on libgmime209:09
pygisame with   libgtk2-perl09:09
bhaleinteresting09:09
pygiKamion: same with   libgtk2-perl09:10
Kamionbhale: that's a Conflicts/Replaces/Provides09:10
Kamionnot very interesting09:10
bhaleKamion: oh, there was no such package in the archive09:10
Kamionpygi: haven't seen that here; apt-get happily wants to install libcairo-perl09:10
bhaleKamion: must be kept over09:10
tfheenKamion: eyeballed and looks correct.09:10
Kamionbhale: Conflicts shouldn't be removed just because packages are ...09:10
bhaleyes, agree09:10
Kamion libgmime2 |   2.0.14-2 | warty/universe | amd64, i386, powerpc09:11
rideoutI have kde4 running on vt8 now! on edgy09:11
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rideoutwell as much as possible anyway09:11
Riddellrideout: excellent.  from our packages or self compiled?09:11
rideoutRiddell: self compiled from a fresh svn up09:12
mvoKamion: does apt-get dist-upgrade -o Debug::pkgDepCache::AutoInstall=true add some useful information to this (in addition to the pkgProblemResolver debug)?09:12
Kamionmvo: updated http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/tomboy.log09:13
Kamionconfusingly, libgmime-2.0-2 is newer than libgmime2.109:14
bhalethat was Beowulf09:14
bhaleI was less than thrilled about it09:14
bhaleseemed better to keep in line with debian, though09:15
mvoKamion: it looks like libgmime2.1 still has two rdepends on your system, what packages are those?09:15
Kamionmvo: tomboy itself and libgmime2.1-cil09:15
Kamion(according to grep-status)09:16
Kamionthe only rdepends of libgmime2.1-cil is tomboy again09:16
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rideouthttp://ats-pos.com/tmp/snapshot4.png, edgy, with beryl trunk and kate from kde4 trunk09:20
Riddellrideout: sweet09:21
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Riddellrideout: although that theme you're using is a bit brown looking09:21
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Riddellrideout: by the way join us on #kubuntu-devel for more kde/qt chat09:22
BenCCan someone approve sparc-utils? Fixed the FTBFS.09:22
BenCtfheen: ^^09:22
tfheenBenC: yay, nice.09:23
tfheenKamion: please approve BenC's sparc-utils upload.09:23
Kamiondone09:25
tfheenBenC: please close the bug, then09:26
tfheenBenC: is bug 57146 fixed with your latest upload?09:27
UbugtuMalone bug 57146 in linux-source-2.6.17 "[prism2.5]  doesn't associate" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5714609:27
BenCtfheen: No idea, let me read up on it09:30
tfheenBenC: if not, I don't think I'm going to accept an upload to fix it, so please remove the milestone or close the bug as appropriate.09:31
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BenCtfheen: Actually, it should be fixed, but I'll wait for confirmation before marking it as such09:32
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Kamionmvo: actually, now I think of it, that fontconfig-voodoo fix in ubiquity should have gone in a casper ubiquity hook09:36
Kamionmvo: but never mind now, we'll sort it out post-edgy09:36
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mvoKamion: ok, thanks09:36
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Kamioninfinity: ping, xorg upload for xbase-clients, xlibs-dev, xutils?09:40
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Burgworkkeescook: congrats on your first security notice09:41
mvoKamion: I have dinner now, I may not be able to check the tomboy issue today :/09:42
mvos/have/will have/09:42
keescookBurgwork: thanks!  :)  my second, technically, but this one was my first where I did all the bits myself.  :)09:42
mdke_i need a bit of help with some scripting... I have "for i in dir/*;" but I need to exclude a couple of files from that, is there any way that can be done?09:43
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mdke_actually, no worries. Have figured out a workaround09:47
_ionmdke: With zsh you could say for i in dir/^(foo|bar), but i presume you want pure sh.09:49
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lamontKamion: does it make sense to migrate the build logs page from ~lamont to some more sensible archival site?09:55
Kamionlamont: dunno, up to you; there will come a time when only old-timers remember it anyway :-)09:55
lamontwho's calliong who old? :-)09:55
lamontI'm happy to nuke the tree, but figured it'd be nice to archive it somewhere, maybe...09:56
Kamionmdke_: for i in dir/*; case $i in dir/exclude1|dir/exclude2) ;; *) do stuff; do more stuff ;; esac; done09:56
lamontlaunchpad has the rest of the known multiverse in it, why not have old build logs?09:56
Kamion#launchpad might know a way to inject the old logs09:56
mdke_Kamion: good to know, thanks09:56
lamontKamion: yeah - I'll poke them...09:56
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Kamiontfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/xorg.diff, since I have a feeling Adam won't be around for a while yet?10:02
tfheenKamion: ok, approved.10:06
tfheenI'd like us to kill those (and get them out of the archive) as one of the first things when edgy+1 opens.10:06
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Kamionremoving xlibs-dev ASAP in edgy+1 seems sensible, but xbase-clients and xutils aren't that evil10:07
tfheenthey should at least be synced with Debian10:08
mvotfheen: could you please approve my dist-upgrade upload?10:08
tfheenI think they're silly, but that might just be me.10:08
tfheenKamion: please approve mvo's dist-upgrader upload10:08
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Kamionsyncing with Debian would involve re-monolithing the clients10:09
Kamiondist-upgrader> done10:09
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Kamiontfheen: so, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-testing.diff ?10:32
Kamiontfheen: pitti's gone for the night I think, and I haven't been able to test it on powerpc myself, but I've simulated a similar situation on i386 and it worked fine; I've also tested ordinary installations with that patch using both automatic and manual partitioning10:33
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Burgworkdoko_: ping10:54
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pittiKamion: back now10:58
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keescooka universe upload was approved (bug 66273), but it's a sync.  who should I bother about that?  :)11:07
UbugtuMalone bug 66273 in dirvish "sync request" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6627311:07
crimsunno one, u-a is subbed, and you're in ubuntu-dev. It's ready.11:09
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sivangkeescook: subscribe ubutu-archive to the bug, and ask a sync 11:14
sivangkeescook: ubuntu-archive, that is11:14
sivangkeescook: that's how I recall sync request can be made :)11:14
keescooksivang: it's ready, who should I ask for the sync?11:14
crimsun< crimsun> no one, u-a is subbed, and you're in ubuntu-dev. It's ready.11:14
sivangcrimsun: ? :)11:15
tfheenKamion: let's let pitti finish his test?11:18
pittitfheen: can do if required11:19
pittitfheen: however, I gave Kamion ssh access for the last hours, I'd like to hear about the current status11:19
pittitfheen: unless Kamion wants to upload tonight still, I'd like to do the test tomorrow morning, if you are fine with that. He seems to be off for today anyway?11:22
tfheenpitti: I feel like a broken record, but I'd like this in as soon as possible and if you'd rather go off to bed; do so and we'll just put it in the archive.  Worst case, we have to fix it again tomorrow.11:23
doko_ajmitch: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/optcomplete.debdiff11:24
doko_Burgwork: pong11:24
pittitfheen: ok, then I'll test it now11:24
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Burgworkdoko_: is this an issue" https://launchpad.net/bugs/6647 ?11:25
UbugtuMalone bug 6647 in sp-gxmlcpp "sp-gxmlcpp: merge new debian version" [Medium,Fix released]  11:25
JanCBurgwork: it's related to the pycentral problem(s)11:26
doko_Burgwork: it's fixed?11:27
BurgworkJanC: hm,m I pasted the wrong bug11:27
Burgworkjust a sec11:27
Burgworkhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/sun-java5/+bug/6647111:27
UbugtuMalone bug 66471 in sun-java5 "Circular dep -bin and -jre" [Undecided,Confirmed]  11:27
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doko_Burgwork: rejected11:28
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Burgworkdoko_: ugh11:32
Burgworkoh, that is the "cannot ship only bits of it"11:33
doko_yes11:33
doko_and even without the license, you need both parts to be meaningful as a runtime11:33
Burgworkwhy not put them in the same package then?11:34
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Kamionpitti: I logged out of your box, didn't need it any more11:46
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Kamionpitti: managed to reproduce the same problem locally11:46
Kamion(ish)11:46
pittiKamion: ah, good; I'm just testing your latest patch11:46
Kamionthanks11:46
pittithanks to you! :)11:46
Kamionkeescook: just leave it, Keybuk and I each go through the pending sync requests from time to time11:47
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keescookKamion: okidoky.  I just wanted to be sure there wasn't something more I needed to do.  :)11:47
KamionI expect we'll do another pass tomorrw11:47
Kamiontomorrow11:47
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Kamionhooray, the NBS list is empty11:49
tfheenKamion: is it ok with you to do that ubiquity upload once you have pitti's results?11:49
Kamiontfheen: yes11:49
Kamiontfheen: let me just give you the current contents of unapproved11:50
Kamion(skipping universe)11:50
mdke_I feel bad asking these basic questions here, but you guys are helpful. In my script, I need to use sed to change a line inside a number of files. However my expression "sed -i -e "s@phrase@phrase@g" filename" isn't working (I suspect) because phrase has inverted commas in it. Is that the reason it isn't working? What should I use instead? 11:50
Kamionmdke_: "foo\"bar\"baz" at the shell turns into foo"bar"baz as a command-line argument11:51
Kamionalternatively, 'foo"bar"baz'11:51
Kamionto get a single quote inside single quotes, use 'foo'\''bar'\''baz' (note that that actually closes the single quotes, adds a ' character with \', and then opens the single quotes again)11:52
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Kamionmdke_: I strongly recommend reading the QUOTING section of bash(1)11:52
Kamionor actually the Quoting section of dash(1); it's more concise and obviously doesn't describe bashisms11:53
mdke_Kamion: one for a rainy day. Thanks11:53
Kamiontfheen: unapproved main/restricted: orbit2/1:2.14.3-0ubuntu2 language-selector/0.1.30 qt4-x11/4.2.0-1ubuntu3 kubuntu-default-settings/1:6.10-59 imlib2/1.2.1-2ubuntu111:53
tfheenorbit2 is ok; just a rebuild.11:54
tfheenlanguage-selector is ok11:54
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tfheenI _think_ qt4-x11 is ok; Riddell didn't scream when dholbach uploaded it.11:55
tfheenwhen's that k-d-s from?11:56
tfheenand imlib2 is approved.11:56
Kamion  109770 | S- | kubuntu-default-sett | 1:6.10-59            | 8 hours 20 minutes11:56
Kamion         | * kubuntu-default-settings/1:6.10-59 Component: main Section: kde11:56
RiddellI do indeed approve of dholbach's qt4 upload11:56
tfheenRiddell: what about the k-d-s upload?11:56
Riddelltfheen: I approve of my k-d-s upload too :)11:57
Riddelltfheen: it's just s/Sans Serif Mono/Monospace/11:57
tfheenRiddell: heh; ok.  Approved, then.11:57
Kamionif/when you do this again, we should really get you into ubuntu-archive. RM <!= ubuntu-archive is just too awkward11:57
tfheenKamion: the RM should really have knobs in LP to just DTRT with this, IMO.11:57
tfheenmaybe the RM should be a member of u-a too, but I think this should all be knobby.11:58
Kamionaye. I'd go with having ubuntu-archive have knobs in LP first :-)11:58
tfheenI thought they had knobs, it's just that the knobs aren't connected to anything just yet?11:58
Kamion(this is all just command-line at present, for those who don't know)11:58
Kamiontfheen: right, but same difference ...11:58
Kamionuseless knobs =~ no knobs11:59
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tfheenhello Matt11:59
mjg59Could people please *not* reassign bugs to acpi-support unless it's clearly something to do with the scripts in it11:59
mjg59Suspend/resume issues go against the kernel11:59
mjg59Machine crashes go against the kernel11:59
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keescookmjg59: usplash on amd64/nvidia> on sunday I dumped the BIOS memory segment for int10, just to see if I could figure out why it was rejecting the vbe save.  didn't get far, but I was curious if you wanted a copy of the bios dump?  would that help you at all on that issue?12:03
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mjg59keescook: No, I've got access to hardware to reproduce it on12:07
mjg59It looks like we've run out of time for edgy, so it'll just use vga16 there12:07

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