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keescookmjg59: okay.  yeah, figured it was going to be vga16, but thought I'd ask anyway.  cool.12:08
Kamionpitti: you have about five minutes before I just upload anyway and go to sleep, BTW :)12:08
mjg59keescook: But thanks for taking a look!12:08
AmaranthOh, that explains the need for all the new usplash themes to support the old format12:09
tfheenAmaranth: they should have all along.12:09
tfheenmjg59: the artwork shipped in the usplash package in dapper was the ubuntu artwork, wasn't it?12:11
pittiKamion: install is at 22gnome_panel_data script12:11
tfheenBenC: you sparc-utils FTBFS-ed12:12
tfheenBenC: https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/25614612:12
BenCtfheen: Hmm, I'll tak a look12:12
mjg59tfheen: Yes12:13
Kamionpitti: oh, worth waiting12:13
pittiKamion: ah, the skip button for langpack download is nice :)12:14
Kamionthat was an option designed for us, yes :-)12:16
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pittiah, in check-kernels now12:18
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pittiKamion: yay, it's removing all the powerpc64-smp related packages now12:18
Kamionexcellent; let's see if it works12:19
Kamionjust fixing a bit of KDE frontend desync I noticed12:20
pittiI was a bit nervous when I saw update-initramfs before puring the kernel; I hope it'll be called again12:20
pittiKamion: it's purging langpacks now, and /target/boot has no initrd12:20
Kamionno, but does it need to be?12:20
Kamionoh, hmmmm12:20
pittiok, ubiquity finished12:21
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Kamionpitti: does 'chroot /target update-initramfs -u' now fix it?12:22
pittiKamion: shall I save the log for you?12:22
Kamionpitti: may as well, yes please12:22
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pittiKamion: after update-initramfs -s I have an initrd again, contents looks fine12:24
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pittiKamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/syslog12:25
pittiKamion: I do an actual boot test now12:25
Kamion-s?12:26
pittierm, -u12:26
KamionOct 16 22:18:55 ubuntu ubiquity: rmdir:12:26
KamionOct 16 22:18:55 ubuntu ubiquity: /lib/modules/2.6.17-10-powerpc64-smp12:26
KamionOct 16 22:18:55 ubuntu ubiquity: : Directory not empty12:26
Kamionpitti: what's in there?12:26
pittidarn, too late; I have to reboot to find out12:27
pittiurgh, 'Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)12:27
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pitti. o O { We are bug. Resistance is futile. }12:29
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pittiKamion: the only thing left in the ppc64 modules dir is the 'build' symlink to linux-headers-2.6.17-powerpc64-smp, which is apparently still installed12:34
Kamionah, ok, I'll ignore that12:34
KamionI'm afraid this is going to be slightly more invasive to fix12:35
pittiI just wonder why it doesn't boot at all12:35
ajmitchpitti: heard that the nvidia driver has a root exploit available?12:35
pittiKamion: I bind-mounted /dev, mounted /proc in the chroot and called ybin12:35
KamionI had to shuffle a chunk of code around, because you have to create the kernel symlink after creating the initramfs12:35
Kamionpitti: I bet the initrd symlink isn't there12:35
Kamion/boot/initrd.img12:35
pittiKamion: I get 'Failed to initialize HFS working directories: No such file or directory'12:35
Kamioncheck for /boot/vmlinux while you're there12:36
pittiKamion: and 'ybin: /dev/hda2 appears to have never had a bootstrap installed, please run kmkofboot'12:36
Kamionsounds like yaboot-installer gave up12:36
pittiKamion: indeed, vmlinuz symlink is there12:36
pittiKamion: but initrd symlink isn't12:36
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pittiKamion: it might have given up because there was no initrd at all?12:36
Kamionno, mkofboot definitely worked12:36
Kamionaccording to your syslog12:37
KamionOct 16 22:19:12 ubuntu yaboot-installer: mkofboot: Blessing /dev/hda2 with Holy Penguin Pee...12:37
KamionOct 16 22:19:13 ubuntu yaboot-installer: mkofboot: Updating OpenFirmware boot-device variable in nvram...12:37
KamionOct 16 22:19:15 ubuntu yaboot-installer: mkofboot: Installation complete.12:37
Kamionpitti: failed to initialize HFS blah> check $HOME12:37
KamionIIRC the HFS tools want to fiddle with $HOME/.hcwd12:37
pittiheh, indeed12:37
pittithat did the trick12:38
pittistill doesn't boot (same error), but oh well, let's do that tomorrow12:40
pittiKamion: let's get some sleep, shall we/12:40
pitti?12:41
KamionI need to upload something of this tonight12:41
ajmitchpitti: anyway to mark an existing bug as security-related?12:41
pittiajmitch: sure, there's an entry for that in the menu ('Visibility/Security')12:41
ajmitchaha, missed it, thanks :)12:41
pittiajmitch: nvidia root> no, can you please mail any pointer/info? thanks!12:41
ajmitchseems that bug 46034 is a bit more serious12:42
UbugtuMalone bug 46034 in Ubuntu "Page crashes X" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4603412:42
ajmitchattaching the info to that12:42
mjg59pitti: http://download2.rapid7.com/r7-0025/12:42
pittiah, thanks12:42
mjg59(Summary: We're screwed)12:42
ajmitchmore or less12:42
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pittiphun12:43
mjg59Has anyone actually tested the exploit?12:44
ajmitchnot that brave12:44
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Kamiontfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-testing.diff updated12:44
KamionI had to shovel the symlink fixing code around, and haven't tested this because my vmware setup is in the next room and I honestly don't want to get out of bed again12:45
Kamiontfheen: I know this is a bad time for this sort of request, but can I upload it and fix up anything that goes wrong tomorrow if necessary? I've been as careful as I can, and *something* needs to be done about this bug anyway or we have to drop *-desktop-powerpc.iso12:47
pittikeescook: gcc -I/usr/include/freetype2/ -o nv_exploit nv_exploit.c  -lfreetype -lX11 -lXft -lXt builds the exploit, but it wants two addresses12:47
tfheenKamion: yeah, skimming it now.12:47
Kamionthe s/remove_kernels/self.remove_kernels/ stuff is an unnecessary remnant; removing that now12:47
keescookpitti: yeah, reading through it now.12:47
tfheenKamion: feel free to upload, my brain is in usplash mode right now so python looks weird.12:48
KamionI think we now have to run the kernel-symlink stuff for all architectures because we removed the initrd12:48
Kamion(from the squashfs)12:48
pittikeescook: have fun. I think I really need to sleep now, most parts of my brain apparently are..12:48
Kamionalthough I suspect Adam only removed the actual image, not the symlink ...12:48
keescookpitti: hehe.  oka, good night!12:48
Fujitsumjg59, that is seriously bad.12:48
Kamiontfheen: sorry about this :-/12:49
ajmitchnight pitti 12:49
pittiKamion: ok, if you'll upload that, it should catch tomorrow's dailies; I'll do a full test again in the morning as soon as the CDs are available12:49
Kamionpitti: thanks a lot, I appreciate it12:49
KamionI'll get i386 tested as soon as I wake up tomorrow12:50
tfheenKamion: dude, get some sleep.12:50
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tfheenKamion: no worries about this; we'll fix it tomorrow.12:50
sivangnight pitti 12:50
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pittitfheen: listen to your own advice, btw :)12:50
Kamionhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubiquity-1.2.3.diff <- final patch12:50
tfheenpitti: I have three uploads left; I want usplash on amd64 to work tomorrow morning.12:51
pittitfheen: good luck!12:51
tfheenmjg59: it seems like the "cannot allocate memory" (when using vga16fb) in the initramfs might be because the fb isn't ready yet at that point.12:54
mjg59Oh.12:54
mjg59I wonder if that's why the sleep was there.12:54
Kamiontfheen: bug 66424 is in main. ok to sync?12:58
UbugtuMalone bug 66424 in elementtree "sync request" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6642412:58
Kamiontfheen: also, did you reach agreement on bug 65963?12:59
UbugtuMalone bug 65963 in flex "sync request" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6596312:59
tfheenKamion: ok; please sync elementtree.12:59
tfheenKamion: doko_ said he needed to investigate two build failures (or possible build failures) in main.12:59
Kamionok01:00
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tfheenso I'm not entirely sure what happens there.01:01
Kamiondone the other two targetted sync requests01:02
tfheenwhich one was the last one?01:02
Kamionpython-goopy (universe)01:03
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tfheenoh, ok.01:03
tfheensleep tight01:03
sivangso user-mode-linux is building? there are lots of stuff in universe with unmetdeps waiting for it01:06
tfheenmjg59: hmm, same error with a sleep in there.01:08
mjg59tfheen: Fun01:08
sivanghmm, no I'm getting tired then01:08
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tfheenmjg59: I'm going to look at why.  It might be I just suck.01:08
shawarmasivang: user-mode-linux? Where do you see that?01:16
sivangshawarma: it's too late :-)01:19
sivangshawarma: see my comments to the bug01:19
shawarmasivang: -> #ubuntu-motu01:20
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tfheenmjg59: hmm, no, it's the config file which claims I want 1280x1024.  This doesn't work with VGA, for obvious reasons.01:26
TheMusoc/01:26
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mjg59tfheen: Ha.01:26
mjg59tfheen: Ok. The bogl code should try the change resolution ioctl01:26
tfheenmjg59: rm -f /etc/usplash.conf if arch is != i38601:26
mjg59tfheen: And then if that fails, it should just return whatever resolution it has, rather than returning an error01:26
mjg59tfheen: Please don't01:26
mjg59Otherwise we'll have to regenerate it on upgrade when we finally get this working properly01:27
tfheenmjg59: that won't work either; the artwork picked will be the wrong one, wont it?01:27
mjg59tfheen: The artwork picking is done afterwards, isn't it?01:27
mjg59Or...01:27
mjg59Argle.01:27
sivangnight all01:27
mjg59That's how it was supposed to work. It's possible that it no longer does.01:27
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tfheenmjg59: it seems to be able to DTRT.01:28
mjg59Ah, cool01:28
tfheenexcept it does usplash_set_resolution ; usplash_init;01:29
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jdongjust peachy :)01:35
pygi:P01:35
_ionYeah.01:36
bddebianHeya folks01:36
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=== tfheen wonders if he should make bogl save errno properly and have a hack in usplash_bogl_init which falls down to 640x400 if the initial bogl_init fails with ENOMEM.
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tfheenmjg59: ok, how about I make the initramfs script not pass xres and yres if DPKG_ARCH is amd64?  That's easy enough to reverse?01:40
mjg59Yeah, that sounds good01:41
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BenCtfheen: New sparc-utils uploaded01:44
tfheenBenC: and this one'll build, I hope.01:44
tfheeninfinity: please accept sparc-utils upload from BenC once you're awake.01:44
BenCyep, I fixed sparc32, but didn't know that audioctl was broken01:44
BenCI had to disable audioctl, because it is no longer supported by the kernel01:45
tfheenok01:45
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tfheenmjg59: It. Worked.01:46
tfheen(hooray)01:47
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BenChttp://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/10/16/2038253&from=rss02:04
BenCAnyone know what we are doing about that for edgy release?02:04
BenC"Root Exploit For NVIDIA Closed-Source Linux Driver"02:05
ajmitchBenC: dunno, I told pitti about it earlier02:05
zulis there a fix yet besides running the nvidia binaries?02:06
elmozul: or not running them even02:06
elmo;-)02:06
zulthat works02:06
BenCthere is a 1.0-962502:06
ajmitchzul: I don't know if the 9726 binaries have been tested02:06
BenCthat supposedly fixed it a month ago02:06
ajmitchnot sure if they're still beta or not02:07
BenCit is beta02:07
ajmitchthey released 9625 as beta, 9626 didn't appear on their beta page iirc02:07
ajmitcheither way there's still a lot of problems reported with the 9xxx drivers still02:08
HrdwrBoBgiven the choice between a lot of problems02:09
HrdwrBoBand root exploit02:09
BenClesser of two evils02:10
BenCand I can't decide which one is lesser :)02:10
HrdwrBoBheh02:10
ajmitchwith 9626 you'd make all the beryl-using junkies happy :)02:11
ajmitchnot sure if that's a good thing or not..02:11
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FujitsuTHe solution is simple. Ban binary drivers in Ubuntu.02:12
HrdwrBoBok02:12
FujitsuHm. I haven't been kicked for trolling yet?02:12
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HrdwrBoBand now for something useful and contstructive02:12
HrdwrBoBconstructive02:12
_ionWell, it's easy to modify l-r-m to install 'nvidia-beta' just like it installs 'nvidia-legacy' in addition to 'nvidia'. :-)02:15
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tfheengood night, everybody.02:57
zul] night tfheen 02:58
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infinityzul_: You around?04:04
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stubLaunchpad will be going down for about an hour in around 30 minutes time. Longer than usual downtime this week due to some data migration that needs doing.06:03
infinitystub: Thanks for the warning.06:03
infinitystub: BTW, from here until release, we'd probably appreciate something more like 24 hours' notice. :)06:04
infinitystub: (But today, this downtime should be fine)06:04
stubHopefully this will be the only significant downtime between now and then anyway. Need to copy a load of translations to edgy, and after that it should be clear sailing.06:05
infinityFamous last words. :)06:05
imbrandonis that kinda like the redneck saying "hey yall watch this ......" ( just teasin )06:06
infinityOkay, this is sad.  I've just spent the last 4 hours dealing with a backlog of requests made while I was asleep, and NOW I can get to work on the things I had planned for the day.06:08
infinityOi.06:08
imbrandoninfinity, heh06:09
ajmitchinfinity: any universe uploads for me to pick over?06:10
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infinityajmitch: Here...06:11
infinity  109863 | S- | ichthux-default-sett | 1:6.10-2             | 6 hours 30 minutes06:11
infinity         | * ichthux-default-settings/1:6.10-2 Component: universe Section: kde06:11
infinity  109857 | S- | mythtv               | 0.20-0.2ubuntu2      | seven hours06:12
infinity         | * mythtv/0.20-0.2ubuntu2 Component: multiverse Section: graphics06:12
infinity  109856 | S- | projectmanager.app   | 0.1.2-1ubuntu1       | seven hours06:12
infinity         | * projectmanager.app/0.1.2-1ubuntu1 Component: universe Section: devel06:12
infinity  109855 | S- | quixote              | 2.4-4ubuntu1         | seven hours06:12
infinity         | * quixote/2.4-4ubuntu1 Component: universe Section: web06:12
infinity  109854 | S- | python-pyrss2gen     | 1.0.0-2ubuntu1       | 7 hours 10 minutes06:12
infinity         | * python-pyrss2gen/1.0.0-2ubuntu1 Component: universe Section: python06:12
infinity  109853 | S- | python-omniorb2      | 2.6-3.1ubuntu2       | 7 hours 10 minutes06:12
infinity         | * python-omniorb2/2.6-3.1ubuntu2 Component: universe Section: devel06:12
infinitySome of the changelogs are less than informative..06:12
ajmitchnot even listing bugs closed, I guess?06:13
infinitySome do...06:13
infinity python-omniorb2 (2.6-3.1ubuntu2) edgy; urgency=low06:13
infinity .06:13
infinity   * debian/omniidl4-python.files: fix file list (Closes: Malone #65411).06:13
UbugtuMalone bug 65411 in python-omniorb2 "[UNMETDEPS]  python-omniorb2 has unmet dependencies" [Undecided,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6541106:13
infinity python-pyrss2gen (1.0.0-2ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low06:13
infinity .06:13
infinity   * debian/control: fix build-depends to fix FTBFS06:13
infinity   * Closes: Malone #6540506:13
UbugtuMalone bug 65405 in python-pyrss2gen "[UNMETDEPS]  python-pyrss2gen has unmet dependencies" [Undecided,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6540506:13
infinityI'm guessing those two are approved?06:13
ajmitchyep06:13
infinity quixote (2.4-4ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low06:13
infinity .06:13
infinity   * debian/patches/01-ptl_compile.py.dpatch: fix path to python06:13
infinity     (Closes: Malone #65347)06:13
infinity   * rename debian/quixote-doc.* to debian/python-quixote-doc.* to get the06:13
ajmitchcrimsun probably did the mythtv fix as well06:13
UbugtuMalone bug 65347 in quixote "[UNMETDEPS]  quixote has unmet dependencies" [Undecided,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6534706:14
infinity     documentation included into the python-quixote-doc package06:14
infinity mythtv (0.20-0.2ubuntu2) edgy; urgency=low06:14
infinity .06:14
infinity   * Import changeset #11365 from mythtv SVN to resolve mythreplex bug06:14
infinity     (Closes Ubuntu: #65790)06:14
infinity   * Update maintainer to be MOTU-Media06:14
infinityChanged-By: Mario Limonciello <superm1@ubuntu.com>06:14
ajmitchok, apprve those two, I saw them discussing the mythtv bug earlier06:14
infinity projectmanager.app (0.1.2-1ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low06:15
infinity .06:15
infinity   * Modified build deps to reflect new libgnustep packages.06:15
infinityThat one's the "not so informative" one.06:15
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infinityI can grab a debdiff for you, or just reject it.06:15
ajmitchyeah, i know the context, it should be approved06:15
ajmitchthere are about 50 or so gnustep packages that had to be rebuilt/fixed06:15
infinityAhh, kay.06:15
infinity ichthux-default-settings (1:6.10-2) edgy; urgency=low06:16
infinity .06:16
infinity   * New KDM/Ksplash themes06:16
infinity   * New wallpaper06:16
infinity   * New usplash theme06:16
infinity   * New kmenu sidebar06:16
infinity   * Add Konqueror background06:16
infinity   * Add usplash-dev to Build-Depends to build new usplash06:16
mjg59infinity: Done06:16
infinitymjg59: Danke.06:16
infinitymjg59: Tested this time, perchance? :)06:16
mjg59Tested lsat time06:16
ajmitchichthux-default-settings should be fine as well, just another derivative06:16
mjg59But not in a pbuild06:16
infinitymjg59: Ahh.06:16
infinityajmitch: Alright, that clears your queue.  Congrats.06:17
ajmitchthanks06:17
ajmitchI'll try & fill it up again tonight06:17
infinity:)06:17
infinityFor feisty, I'll make sure some MOTU folk can actually see into the queue.06:17
infinityShould make this slightly less painful.06:17
imbrandonyea06:17
infinityI do think a universe freeze does make sense in the last 1/2-week stretch, though.06:17
Chipzzfeisty = edgy + 1?06:18
infinityEncouraging random buggy uploads for universe isn't any better than for main.06:18
ajmitchChipzz: apparantly, we're still waiting on the official announcement06:18
ajmitchthe problem is that all uploads to universe have slowed down, and people are afraid to make any fixes06:19
ajmitchwe just have to get them into line06:19
imbrandonmaybe just a UVF 1 month out and freeze at RC for +106:19
ajmitchcould work, you can discuss it in a few weeks06:20
imbrandonyea06:20
ajmitchhm06:20
ajmitchtempting to grab a flight to MV06:21
imbrandonajmitch, DO IT !!06:21
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imbrandonwould be nice to have you there for the stuff whiprush was speaking about too06:22
ajmitchimbrandon: PAY ME! :)06:22
imbrandonajmitch, i wish i could , i would in a second06:22
infinityBenC: Where did debian/copyright (and a mess of other things) go in that last sparc-utils upload?06:25
infinityBenC: Care to debdiff and tell me WTF? :)06:25
infinityBenC: Oh, you dropped audioctl COMPLETELY.  I see.06:26
infinityBenC: checking over the diff for sanity, then. :)06:26
infinityBenC: approved.06:26
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ajmitchinfinity: reject libsdl-ruby_1.1.0-1ubuntu1.dsc, please - versioning is wrong :)06:47
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infinityajmitch: Err, what libsdl-ruby?06:49
ajmitchone that was just uploaded, should have been 1.1.0-1build106:49
infinityOh, won't be in the queue for another 30 seconds, then. :)06:49
infinity(Every 5 minutes)06:49
ajmitchmaybe it hasn't got through to the queue06:49
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ajmitchright :)06:49
ajmitchI hope that -1build1 doesn't get rejected06:49
ajmitchsince that's the right version06:49
infinityYou did both in the same run?06:50
ajmitchnot me06:50
infinityYou'll probably have to re-upload -1build1, since it's the lower version number.06:50
ajmitchbut yes, they were both uploaded in the same 5 min period06:50
ajmitchok, thanks06:50
infinityOh, no, they both landed in unapproved.  Of course.06:50
infinitySince the version checks aren't done until I accept.06:50
ajmitchah, useful06:50
infinityIt's all good.  Rjecting ubuntu, accepting build.  Yes?06:50
ajmitchyes06:51
infinityDone.06:51
ajmitchthanks06:51
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stubLaunchpad is going down in 15 minutes for a code update and data migration work. Estimated downtime is 1 hour but will hopefully be significantly less.06:58
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ernstpis usplash meant to work on AMD64 in edgy?07:04
ernstpthere's some updates today that hints that the developers want splash on AMD64 too?07:06
keescookernstp: there were problems with uspalsh on amd64 at higher resolutions07:07
infinityernstp: Once today's updates build and hit the archive, it's meant to work, yes.07:07
infinitykeescook: s/were/are/07:07
infinitykeescook: We're forcing usplash on amd64 to bogl-mode with vga16fb.07:08
infinity(As of today)07:08
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ernstphmm... it didn't work at any resolution here07:08
ernstpeh, that's great! :-)07:08
infinityernstp: Yes, it won't work for beans until today's stuff hits the mirrors.07:08
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ernstpright. I've been a bit confused if it was supposed to work or not, didn't find any bugs on the matter either07:08
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caleb-Hello, edgy uses dash as /bin/sh, and it break *MANY* old scripts. Can it be fixed before edgy's official release?07:34
fabbionecaleb-: no, you need to fix the scripts to either use /bin/bash or make them *sh* compliant07:35
caleb-fabbione: OK. I see. Thank you. :-)07:36
mneptonor symlink bash to dash07:40
Treenaksmnepton: but that will slow down your system boot07:40
mneptonwhich is The Big F-ing Hammer approach07:40
mneptonTreenaks: which is why i don't tend to use The Big F-ing Hammer approach ;)07:41
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pittiGood morning08:09
siretartmorning Pitti!08:10
HuahuaGood morning, pitti 08:12
FujitsuI wouldn't say it was good, but morning!08:12
pittihi siretart 08:14
pittimoin Huahua 08:14
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ChandanHi08:39
=== pitti hugs tfheen ecstatically -- yay usplash!
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ChandanI want to know how ubuntu is adding its own version for debian upstream .. like gdm 2.8.0-0ubuntu1 ... XubuntuY form08:40
BurgundaviaChandan: yep, what do you need to know about it?08:40
ChandanI am working on building a debian based distro ... I am modifying some gnome related packages ..and I want to add my own version 08:41
ChandanI have done taht adding same as ubuntu .. like gdm2.8.0 to gdm-2.8.0-0boss108:41
ChandanBurgundavia, I want to on what basis Ubuntu is adding its own version .. Is Ubuntu is adding for all 15000 packagexs of debian08:42
BurgundaviaChandan: only those changed in Ubuntu08:43
ChandanBurgundavia, What changes that has been done .. 08:43
Burgundaviaany time the source package gets changed in Ubuntu, we add the -XubuntuY stuff08:43
ChandanBurgundavia, I have changes some debian images to our distro boss images .. and in some packages I ahve modified some script 08:43
ChandanBurgundavia, If we are adding our version only to the packages we are mdifying  wont it give the depenency problem while isntalling other packages 08:44
ChandanBurgundavia, Wont it ask for the Debian upstream version 08:45
ChandanBurgundavia, I am facing that problem .. I am trying to install one package ..But it is showing that the pacakge depends on debian sarge version ,but boss version is installed on the system08:45
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BurgundaviaChandan: that is beyond me. You would need to ask one of the more experienced people around. I would ask in -motu, as they are better equipped to answer your question08:46
ChandanBurgundavia, ok ..HOw can interact with motu08:46
Burgundaviatheir channel is #ubuntu-motu08:46
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AnAntin which package did Dapper put it's usplash image?08:48
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Kagoumorning08:58
pittifabbione: yup, shadow seems to be a fallout from new gettext 0.1509:00
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fabbioneWOOOO09:01
infinitypitti: I'm not sure I wanted to hear that. :/09:01
pittiseems to be quite common, there's a lot of Debian ML activity about that09:01
pittiI fixed the first failure and now fight with the second09:02
infinityDoes this mean I get to do another re-run on i386 to catch all of these? :/09:02
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pittiinfinity: preferably09:02
pittibut after all those uploads, another test would be nice anyway09:02
fabbioneinfinity: well i am running main here already09:02
fabbioneinfinity: that should be enough to catch them09:02
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fabbioneinfinity: directfb is still FTBFS on sparc 09:03
fabbioneah hold on09:03
fabbionenever mind09:04
fabbioneskip that09:04
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infinityfabbione: Are you doing arch:all as well?  Some arch"all stuff uses autotools and could explode on this.09:04
fabbioneinfinity: i think i am...09:04
fabbione$sbuild_args .= ' --arch-all' if ($arch eq "sparc");09:04
infinityKay.09:05
fabbionewell it's still worth to give another run on x86 tho09:05
fabbioneor ppc for the matter09:05
infinityYour machine is faster than terranova, so I'm happy with that.09:05
infinityBut I can get elmo to re-import for i386/amd64/powerpc.09:05
infinityWhich might not be a bad plan.09:05
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pittiyay, shadow builds09:13
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mdke_I need to go through a document and replace '<!ENTITY language "C">' with '<!ENTITY language "$i">', but for some reason sed won't let me, saying "bash: !ENTITY: event not found". Does anyone know what the problem is?09:15
infinityfabbione: perl suite passes on sejong.  You may have a Niagara-specific bug there, or random bogons.09:16
fabbioneinfinity: so it seems.. yes09:16
infinitymdke_: Quoting.09:16
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infinitymdke_: sed -i -e 's/<!ENTITY language "C">/<!ENTITY language "$i">' file09:17
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infinitymdke_: (works for me anyway)09:17
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infinitymdke_: Unless you wanted your shell to expand "$i"... I assumed it was a literal string. :)09:17
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mdke_infinity: yeah, I want it to expand $i.09:18
tfheenmdke_: sed -i -e 's/<!ENTITY language "C">/<!ENTITY language '"$i"'>' file should work then09:19
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mdke_aha. That quoting thing is weird.09:19
infinityBut with another /09:19
Kamionmdke_: you're running into bash's history expansion09:20
infinityAnd some backslashes.09:20
mdke_Kamion: you sort of explained it yesterday but I didn't get it 09:20
Kamion! is special unless escaped by \ or single quotes; double quotes aren't enough09:20
infinity's/<!ENTITY language "C">/<!ENTITY language '\"$i\"'>/'09:20
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mdke_infinity: ok, trying!09:21
Kamionpersonally I turn off that history expansion using 'set +H' because I prefer readline history handling and like using 'shopt -s extglob' (stuff like !(foo|bar*) to expand to all files except foo or those that begin with bar)09:21
Kamionbut you might as well get the quoting right anyway09:21
pittigood morning Kamion 09:21
Kamionmorning09:21
pittiinfinity, tfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/shadow.ftbfs.patch fixes shadow FTBFS09:22
Kamioninfinity: I would've done 's/<!ENTITY language "C">/<!ENTITY language "'$i'">/'09:22
Kamionand actually, no, that's not right, what if $i contains spaces09:22
Kamion's/<!ENTITY language "C">/<!ENTITY language "'"$i"'">/'09:22
mdke_gosh09:23
pittiinfinity, tfheen: I checked binary debdiffs, 1.9 makes no difference09:23
infinityKamion: I doubt it would in this case. (and the backslashes were just the fastest way between tfheen's and something that worked, not how I would have written it) :)09:23
pittiinfinity, tfheen: and, of course, I did a functionality test09:23
Kamionpitti: ugh, but fine09:23
Kamioninfinity: :-)09:24
pittiKamion: yeah, 'ugh' was my first reaction too. Yay for packages doing dynamic autoreconf'ing :/09:24
tfheenpitti: approved.  And ugh.09:24
pittiI guess this style of patch works for other gettext fallout, too, I found some hints on Debian BTS and MLs09:24
Kamionon the upside, it made the diff less horrible than it might have been09:24
mdke_infinity: works, yippee!09:24
pittiKamion: weeel, with static patches we wouldn't need to fix it in the first place :)09:25
Kamiontrue :)09:25
pittiuploaded09:25
infinitypitti: Wait, err.  Fuck.  Anything using automake1.7 is going to break?09:26
infinitypitti: I don't like the sounds of that.09:26
pittiinfinity: well, anything using gettext 0.15, automake 1.7 *and* doing dynamic autoreconf is likely to break09:26
pittimany packages don't autoreconf at build time and should be fine09:26
infinityAlso, nice UTF-8 TM in the changelog.09:26
infinityFreak. :)09:27
pittiinfinity: that's why I think another rebuild test is a good idea :/09:27
infinityYeah, I've already requested elmo do another import of the current archive and we'll re-do it.09:27
pittiinfinity: /me  vim's compose key09:27
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mdke_morning dholbach 09:27
tfheeninfinity: can we have monthly rebuild tests or something for edgy+1?09:28
infinitytfheen: This is an LP spec that was meant to be done during the edgy cycle.09:28
dholbachgood morning09:28
dholbachhey mdke_09:28
infinitytfheen: But, if I can't get priority for it in UDS-MV, we'll have to look at doing it the dak way.09:28
infinitytfheen: Cause the current situation sucks.09:28
fabbionetfheen: i was going to suggest each time we change linux-libc-dev and a week before each milestone09:28
tfheenfabbione: milestones are every two to three weeks.09:29
tfheenso that's a bit on the too often side.09:29
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infinityTBH, if it was in LP, we could just do rolling rebuilds.09:29
fabbionetfheen: so? .. CPU cycles are "cheap"09:29
infinityNevermind schedules.09:29
infinityWe have the buildd power to just rebuild forever.09:29
infinityWhich is what I'd prefer.09:29
tfheeninfinity: I care less about whether it's in LP/dak; I do care more about that we don't end up in this situation again.09:29
fabbioneor that09:29
cbx33can anyone confirm if the beta nvidia driver is going into edgy?09:29
seb128cbx33: beta driver?09:30
fabbionecbx33: no it's not09:30
infinitycbx33: Well, the root hole does make it "attractive", but we'll see.09:30
seb128cbx33: beta doesn't sound something for a stable distro09:30
cbx33seb128: no I know hat09:30
cbx33was thinking in light of the root hole as discussed09:30
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fabbioneroot hole?09:31
infinityhttp://download2.rapid7.com/r7-0025/09:31
Kamionfabbione: buffer overflow in the binary nvidia driver09:32
fabbioneKamion: oh ok09:32
Kamionexploitable by random web page09:32
tfheencan't really say I'm surprised.09:32
pittitfheen: well, it was hard to avoid anyway in this case; we synced gettext, like, three days ago?09:32
fabbionehmm annoying09:32
Kamiontfheen: kicking off some CD builds09:33
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tfheenpitti: yes.  I want a proper toolchain freeze for edgy+1.  And a pony.09:33
pittiKees poked in the assembly a bit, but in the end we'll have to rely on nvidia 09:33
cbx33:(09:34
pittifabbione: if you encounter similar build failures, feel free to toss them to me; I'll have some time for them while testing the CDs09:34
pittitfheen: did you disable daily CDs? the daily ones should be there by now, but aren't09:34
Kamionpitti: 08:33 < Kamion> tfheen: kicking off some CD builds09:38
Kamion(yes, the cron jobs are off)09:38
pittiaah09:38
KamionI noticed that the same way. :-)09:38
pittiok, time for some breakfast then, bbl09:39
cbx33sorry to seem like I'm banging on about this....does anybody use the nvidia drivers here? - I'm thinking about using the ones from the nvidia site, but is it possible to go back to the repos at a later date?09:39
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fabbionepitti: yeps will do09:42
fabbionepitti: i only did 20% of main in the last 3 hours (pkg numbers).. so it might take up to tomorrow morning to finish *09:44
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Hobbseehey jono!09:44
seb128cbx33: use the nv driver ;)09:45
Treenaksseb128: does that support multi-monitor setups?09:46
seb128Treenaks: you are asking the wrong person, I've no multi-monitor and no idea on the topic :)09:46
Fujitsuseb128, that's the wrong answer. The correct answer is `Don't buy NVIDIA!'09:46
TreenaksFujitsu: too bad, my boss did it..09:47
cbx33seb128: well, I have the slight problem of liking beryl :p - and wanting to play a few games through wine - mainly because my brother - in - law is having a LAN party09:47
cbx33Fujitsu: what do you suggest instead....09:47
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cbx33intel?09:47
Fujitsucbx33, I don't care about anything like that. I'm a console person, so whatever.09:47
FujitsuI am currently using an i915, yes.09:47
tfheenyou can't get amd64s with intel graphics..09:48
seb128I'm happy with my radeon card09:48
cbx33I've never had a problem with nvidia thus far.....I know it's all binary drivers and that.......but, I guess, somethings I live with....my main joy is that I'm now totally windows free09:49
cbx33:D09:49
seb128games with wine, that's not optimal :/09:50
seb128what games are you running with it?09:50
mneptonIntel graphics are no guarantee of proper Linux support. there are Intel certification machines all over this office with half-working or completely b0rken hardware.09:50
Fujitsumnepton, but they work properly at the moment with FOSS drivers.09:51
cbx33seb128, CS:Source09:52
cbx33works pretty well actually.09:52
cbx33I get between 30-50 fps09:52
mneptonFujitsu: not all of them do.09:52
cbx33on 1024x768 with most settings on high09:53
mneptonFujitsu: in fact, the i845 doesn;t work at all without a third party patch09:53
cbx33I was pretty pleased with it actually ;)09:53
mneptonand the 965? don;t even get me started.09:54
mneptonhorrendous.09:54
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AnAntI got a problem in Edgy, when I proprietry software, I get this error:09:57
AnAntError: Could not create FontSet for font '-adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*'.09:57
AnAntThe following character sets cannot be drawn with this font:09:57
AnAntaccording to xfontsel, I do have that font.09:57
AnAntthis software used to work in Dapper09:57
Kamionpitti: at least the Ubuntu images are available now10:01
tfheenKamion: doing livefs-es too?10:02
Kamionyes10:02
Kamionoh, er10:02
Kamionno10:02
Kamionsame thing :)10:02
Kamionok, sigh, guess I'd better do those ...10:02
pittiKamion: thanks, /me cranks up jigdo and rsync10:02
Kamionpitti: you'll have to just upgrade ubiquity to 1.2.3 on the fly to test that10:03
pittioh, it didn't make it? sure, no problem10:03
Kamionforgot that the livefs cron jobs were also turned off10:03
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pittitfheen: hm, maybe it's time to start using the testing matrix?10:07
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Kamionterranova.buildd starting at Tue Oct 17 09:03:11 BST 200610:07
Kamionterranova.buildd finished at Tue Oct 17 09:04:28 BST 200610:07
Kamionuh, that doesn't look good10:07
KamionE: Couldn't find task ubuntu-standard10:08
KamionDOH10:08
Kamioninfinity: please change all *-standard tasks in livecd.sh to just 'standard'10:08
tfheenpitti: yes, can you please clean the grid for me?10:08
pittisure10:08
tfheenthanks10:09
tfheen(I'm in the middle of fixing up a few things on lithium and need to take the puppy out for a minute.)10:09
pittiI cleaned up the bugs yesterday10:09
Kamionoh, I need to bump debian-cd to RC, don't I ...10:09
pittiwill set the current images to 20061017 for now10:09
tfheenKamion: I did yesterday10:10
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Kamiontfheen: please tell me when you change code so that I can merge it10:10
tfheenif it's just the OFFICIAL thingy.10:10
Kamionyes10:10
tfheenKamion: ok; sorry.10:10
Kamionbut thanks10:10
infinityKamion: Yessir.10:12
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infinityKamion: Should I s/ubuntu-minimal/minimal^/ while I'm at it?10:16
tfheenKamion: put a bzr diff into the daily-checks script?10:18
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infinityKamion: Okay, try now.10:20
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Kamioninfinity: um, not sure about minimal, maybe best to leave that as the metapackage10:21
Kamiontrying10:21
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Kamiontfheen: another qt4-x11 upload in unapproved, from Riddell10:24
Kamion+  * Fix typo in debian/rules -qt-sql-slite to -qt-sql-sqlite10:24
Kamion+  * Add missing plugin files to libqt4-gui.install and qt4-designer.install10:24
tfheenKamion: approved.10:24
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tfheenRiddell: what is up with https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kde-systemsettings/+bug/63325 ?10:25
UbugtuMalone bug 63325 in kde-systemsettings "systemsettings won't load the desktop_kde-systemsettings.mo translation in Edgy" [Undecided,Confirmed]  10:25
infinityCome on, queue-builder.  You can do it!10:25
Riddelltfheen: I'm still working on a fix10:27
infinitySetting up app-install-data-commercial (6) ...10:28
infinityTraceback (most recent call last):10:28
infinity  File "/usr/sbin/update-app-install", line 17, in ?10:28
infinity    from AppInstall.CoreMenu import *10:28
infinity  File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/AppInstall/CoreMenu.py", line 5, in ?10:28
infinity    from Util import *10:28
infinity  File "/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/AppInstall/Util.py", line 6, in ?10:28
infinity    import apt10:28
infinityImportError: No module named apt10:28
infinityIs that expected?10:28
tfheenI hope not.10:28
tfheenmvo: ^^10:28
Kamiondholbach: big gnunet change in unapproved that doesn't convince me (if a rebuild's all that's needed, it should just be a rebuild, not a 183K merge including a repackaging, surely?)10:29
Kamiondholbach: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/gnunet.diff10:29
mdzinfinity: context?10:30
mvoinfinity: kubuntu cd build?10:30
StevenKKamion: Oh damn. So noted, though. Thanks.10:31
dholbachKamion: ok, StevenK: you look after it?10:31
StevenKHum?10:31
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Kamiondholbach: StevenK was at very high reply latency10:32
Kamionthe gnunet upload was from Kai Kasurinen10:32
dholbachoh ok10:32
dholbachKamion: I'm not sure I know who that is, I'll try to find out what's going on.10:33
infinitymvo: ubuntu livefs.10:33
infinitymvo: +build.10:33
Kamiondholbach: thanks. if you want to reject it, I'll do so and send mail10:33
StevenKKamion: I tend to check IRC before leaving for work, I didn't this morning.10:33
infinitymvo: The postinst doesn't error out, so I assumed perhaps you were ignoring that exit code for a reason. :)10:33
infinitymvo: Either that, or there are two bugs there.10:34
Kamioninfinity: python-apt is configured just a little bit afterwards; I assume app-install-data-commercial doesn't depend on it for some reason10:34
Kamion(which might be a bug)10:34
mvoinfinity: yeah, I don't want the postinst to fail if update-app-install fails, its just a cache, its not critical10:34
infinityRight, which would be perhaps two bugs.  Missing dep, and postinst ignoring errors.10:34
mdzKamion: it's g-a-i which contains update-app-install (and that does depend on python-apt) but -data doesn't depend on it10:34
infinitymvo: Ahh, kay.  Is the missing dep a bug?10:34
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mvoinfinity: strictly speaking the app-install-data-commercial does not really need python-apt - and when g-a-i is installed (later I presume) update-app-install will be called again and that gives us a valid cache10:36
mvoinfinity: but it shouldn't make that much noise about it :)10:36
infinitymvo: Kay, perhaps just a redirect of stderr then, if you know it's likely to fail and spew.10:36
infinitymvo: But hardly critical if the cache is rebuilt later, thanks.10:36
Kamionpitti: could you reupload shadow without whatever dpkg-buildpackage -i option you're using to skip .svn? It makes the diff rather noisy10:37
mvoinfinity: if app-install-data or g-a-i is configured later, then that should be fine10:37
tfheenjust use -i and it'll DTRT10:37
Kamionno, don't10:37
pittiKamion: oh, oops; the filterdiff -x output is on http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/shadow.ftbfs.patch10:37
Kamionskip -i altogether to keep the .svn directory there, since it's there already10:37
pittiyes, I use -i by default, since it makes diff.gz's annoyingly hard to read and big10:37
tfheenoh, point10:38
Kamionpitti: yeah, the diff without it is fine, but please reupload with a minimal non-filtered diff so that we don't have merge pain later10:38
pittialright10:38
Kamioni.e. just dpkg-buildpackage -S10:38
Kamion(I use -i by default too, but turn it off when the package already has revision control junk in it)10:38
pittiKamion: do you reject the current version or shall I bump the version number?10:39
pittis/current version/current upload/10:39
Kamionpitti: I'll reject the current version10:39
janimoinfinity: how recent are the packages on the new liveCDs made in the past hours? I see it does not contain packages uploaded and build yesterday10:39
Kamionjanimo: see scrollback please10:39
Kamionjanimo: I forgot that the livefs cron jobs were disabled before building the live CD images; I'm rebuilding the livefses now (which will take a while) and will rebuild images after that10:40
dholbachKamion: 0.7.0e-3 seems to bring the big changes (which is from Debian) (cf bug 66507)10:41
UbugtuMalone bug 66507 in gnunet "[DEBDIFF]  gnunet: merge new debian version" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6650710:41
janimoKamion: just logged in, no scrollback but thanks, will look at the irclogs10:41
janimoKamion: ok, thanks10:41
Kamiondholbach: that's the CDBSisation, yes, but this is the changelog for -3ubuntu1:10:41
Kamion+  * Merge from debian unstable.10:41
Kamion+  * Rebuild fixes missing dependencies (Closes: Malone #66467)10:41
UbugtuMalone bug 66467 in gnunet "Missing dependencies" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6646710:41
Kamion+  * Build with IPv6 support10:41
Kamion+  * Use debhelper compatibility level 510:41
stublaunchpad is recovered and back on its feet in case nobody has noticed.10:41
Kamion+  * Update init script:10:41
Kamion+   - create /var/run/gnunetd in init script10:42
Kamion+   - support reload10:42
Kamion+  * Add Spanish translation10:42
KamionI don't see the justification for that merge10:42
imbrandonKamion, ajmitch asked me to look over it and upload then ask dholbach, i dident see dholbach login so i dident poke him and ajmitch isnt back yet10:42
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Kamionimbrandon: I think it's a big change with few benefits. What was the rationale for the change rather than simply uploading a rebuild (and possibly fixing the init script to create /var/run/gnunetd as well)?10:43
imbrandonKamion, its not critical imho so rejection is fine with me and i'll revist it +1 but ajmitch might have othere reasons for me to have looked it over10:44
dholbachKamion: ok, reject it, I'll ask for a justification of it.10:44
pittiKamion: uploaded; sorry for the inconvenience10:44
imbrandonKamion, the main change was the merge, a rebuild ( and init fix ) would be sufecent imho , would you rather that or wait for justifcation from ajmitch ?10:45
Kamionimbrandon: I'm sending mail to Kai10:46
pittiwow, apt-get dist-upgrade on current live CDs wants to suck 117 MB of updates10:46
KamionI'll CC you10:47
dholbachKamion: thanks for that.10:47
pittitfheen: ^ hmm, I think I don't advertise this version on the Testing/Current page yet10:47
imbrandonKamion, ok10:47
dholbachtfheen: ok to upload the ubuntu-docs (translations added)?10:49
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Kamionpitti: yeah, not much point until we've rebuilt the livefses10:50
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tfheenpitti: the desktop one?  No point, as Colin says10:51
pittiright10:52
tfheendholbach: yes.10:52
pittiKamion: ok, ubiquity updated, I'll give it a shot now10:52
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dholbachoh lord, it's bloody huge10:53
dholbachpitti: I ordered more ram for an (even older) ppc too :)10:53
pittiwell, 1 GB more should make a difference10:53
dholbachdefinitely10:54
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imbrandonpitti, heh i've been using my 800mhz 640mb ram ppc lately , intersting to say the leaste10:56
imbrandondefinately makes me appreciate my fast build box when i'm on it10:57
cbx33is there a quick way in the alternative install for skipping the checking the mirror step?10:58
cbx33I'm behind a proxy at the mo....but not where I use it normally10:58
Chandanimbrandon, How to build custom ubuntu cd11:00
ajmitchimbrandon: yeah, that's why I asked you to look over it before I gave an ok - I wasn't completely present either :)11:00
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imbrandonajmitch, right11:02
ajmitchall I looked at was the changelog11:03
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imbrandonajmitch, no worries, i think its pretyy clear now, hopefull kai will take care of it today, if not i will tonight11:03
ajmitchok 11:03
Kamioncbx33: no, sorry11:03
StevenKinfinity: Oh, I've fixed hat too, but my poor Sparc is too crappy to build it.11:03
imbrandonChandan, there is a howto on the wiki ( http://wiki.ubuntu.com )11:03
fabbioneStevenK: what fix needs to be tested on sparc?11:04
cbx33Kamion: can we come up with something for edgy + 111:05
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pittioh, firefox 2.0rc311:06
sabdflok, did the "free the fish" thing, now how do i make it go away for good?11:06
pittisabdfl: killall gnome-panel should do11:07
sabdflthanks pitti11:07
ajmitchheh11:07
pittisabdfl: . o O { we should totally have an Ubuntu specific easter egg! }11:07
sabdflfree the warthog11:07
ajmitchpitti: how close to release will april 1 be next year? :)11:07
Kamioncbx33: maybe11:08
Kamioncbx33: probably a cancel button, the problem is communicating it to apt11:08
realistStevenK: Are you Steve Kemp?11:09
cbx33Kamion: ah I see, of course11:09
cbx33could apt have a shorter timeout period?11:10
infinitycbx33: /whois is your friend.11:10
infinityErr.11:10
infinityrealist: /whois is your friend.11:10
StevenKrealist: I am not.11:10
infinitycbx33: Ignore my inability to read.11:10
Kamioncbx33: that wouldn't actually help11:11
StevenKfabbione: Not including a file. I can send you the (small) diff, if you like.11:11
fabbioneStevenK: up to you.. i have a machine up11:11
cbx33Kamion: heheh, just shows my knowledge level about it all then :p11:11
Kamioncbx33: the shortest timeout period that's sane in the face of stupid network conditions is a minute or two, and you have to multiply that up by the number of repositories apt is contacting by default11:11
pittitfheen: current DVD is 20061014; can you roll new ones for testing, too? (once new livefses are ready)11:11
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Kamioncbx33: there are two real problems here11:11
cbx33Kamion: yeh I get ya!11:11
StevenKfabbione: I'd rather know it builds sucessfully rather than just upload it.11:11
tfheenpitti: yes, we'll want that.11:11
Kamioncbx33: (a) apt doesn't notice that it timed out last time; it could just give up if so11:12
fabbioneStevenK: ok.. send me the patch then.. as i said.. up to you :)11:12
Kamion(timed out on the same host)11:12
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realistinfinity: that depends how friendly people's IRC clients are11:12
cbx33Kamion: true11:12
fabbioneStevenK: i don't mind testing it for you since i offered :)11:12
Kamioncbx33: (b) no facility to tell apt to give up now in response to a cancel button11:12
cbx33hmmm...11:12
cbx33indeed those are big problems11:12
StevenKfabbione: How do you want it?11:13
StevenKI'd put it on the web, but my webserver isn't booting. :-/11:14
fabbioneStevenK: mail is fine11:14
fabbionefabbione@ 11:14
StevenKI figured. :-)11:14
mdzKamion: SIGTERM should do fine for (b)11:15
cbx33mdz I was wondering that11:15
Kamionmdz: ok, no race conditions there?11:15
cbx33then we could have a "skip" button11:15
Kamionwe already have the (c)debconf facility for a cancel button11:15
Kamionoh, er, no we don't here11:16
StevenKfabbione: Sent.11:16
Kamionthe state of the cancel button is only checked at each db_progress command11:16
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Kamionand at the moment db_progress is only run once per apt-get update11:16
cbx33I see there is still the Alt-Tab bug too :(11:16
Kamionwe'd have to rearrange that and have a sleep loop or something11:16
Kamioncbx33: what?11:16
cbx33if you press alt-tab anytime there is a progress bar it crashes the whole install11:16
Kamioncbx33: nobody has ever told me about that, and I've never seen it11:17
cbx33I have LP'd a bug about it11:17
Kamionso your "still" is a bit much for me ;)11:17
Kamioncbx33: where?11:17
cbx33I'll find it hang on11:17
cbx33sorry Kamion, wasn't a dig at anyone11:17
cbx33just an observation11:17
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Kamionno, I just hate hearing about bugs for the first time two days before release candidate11:17
cbx33https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/4764311:18
UbugtuMalone bug 47643 in debian-installer "Alt + Tab freezes progress bar" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  11:18
Kamiongar, wrong package, no wonder11:18
fabbioneStevenK: go it.. will let you know soon.. i need to reboot this machine first11:18
Kamionoh, maybe not11:18
Kamioncbx33: this is in the alternate install?11:18
cbx33I did mention it in here a few weeks ago11:18
cbx33Kamion: yes11:18
Kamionok, I thought you meant in ubiquity11:18
cbx33which isn't so crucial11:18
Kamiona few weeks ago, I was moving house and not reliably contactable11:18
cbx33Kamion no....sorry to have scared you11:18
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cbx33it came about as I was installing in a VM...and alt-tabbing before I'd ctal+alt'd11:19
cbx33but I tried it on "real" hardware and it still happens11:19
mdzKamion: I'm pretty sure it DTRT for the downloads; somewhat less so about the cache updating11:20
Kamionyeah, that's the bit that concerns me11:20
mdzKamion: anyway, surely this is one for post-edgy unless there's a newer and more serious issue11:20
Kamionmdz: absolutely post-edgy11:20
Kamionno way am I messing about with that now11:21
cbx33hehe11:21
Kamionoh, crap, cdebconf-keystep is broken11:21
pittiTesting/Current cleaned, live images marked as obsolete11:21
Kamiontfheen: ^-- sorry :(11:21
tfheenKamion: broken how?11:23
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Kamiontfheen: doesn't accept YES/NO after the (new) FINDP command11:24
Kamionso it generally falls over midway through layout detection11:24
tfheenouch.11:25
Kamiontfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/cdebconf-keystep.diff11:26
pittiseb128, mvo: I'll test the powerpc alternate variants and some amd64; can any of you test i386 alternate and maybe some amd64, too?11:26
seb128pitti: are we in grid test mode already?11:26
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pittiseb128: I just cleaned it11:27
cbx33but I guess you want 17?11:27
seb128pitti: I've no alternate iso handy so I need to download them completly, it'll take some hours on my not-that-fast-dsl11:27
pittiseb128: desktop is out of date, should arrive within some hours, but alternates should be fine for testing11:27
tfheenKamion: go for it.11:27
seb128I do desktop CD testing usually11:27
pittiseb128: ah, I see; 11:27
pittiseb128: I thought you had an i386 installation11:27
seb128desktop CD11:27
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pittiseb128: (jigdo immensely helps with a good apt cache :) )11:28
seb128I'll give it a try :)11:28
pittiseb128: but nevermind11:28
seb128I'll download them anyway11:28
seb128still good to give them some testing11:28
seb128and so I can rsync next time11:28
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pittiKamion: current desktop with dist-upgraded ubiquity installs the kernel fine and creates an initrd, but doesn't boot11:34
infinityYay, dirty chroots.11:34
infinityscim-gtk2-immodule can't be removed.11:34
pittiKamion: 'Loading ramdisk...\nramdisk load failed !', and then I get the OF shell11:34
sivangmornig11:35
infinityRemoving scim-gtk2-immodule ...11:35
infinity/var/lib/dpkg/info/scim-gtk2-immodule.postrm: line 8: /usr/sbin/update-gtk-immodules: No such file or directory11:35
infinitydpkg: error processing scim-gtk2-immodule (--purge):11:35
infinity subprocess post-removal script returned error exit status 111:35
infinityAnyone want to fix the above?11:35
pittiinfinity: I'll have a look11:36
infinityI suspect it's trying to call it in purge, or something.11:36
infinityCause it looks like the dep should be there for remove.11:36
dholbacha dep on libgtk2.0-bin is missing11:36
Kamionpitti: can you find out if (a) the initrd link is present in /boot and (b) /etc/yaboot.conf is correct?11:37
pittidholbach: dependencies don't help you in purge11:37
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pittiKamion: (a) yes; booting live image right now to find out (b)11:37
infinitydholbach: libgtk2.0-0 depends on -biso the dep is fine.11:37
infinitys/-biso/-bin, so/11:37
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infinityLatency is hell on my typing. :/11:37
pittiinfinity: hm, it calls update-gtk-immodules in 'remove', not 'purge'11:37
infinityAnd another:11:38
infinityRemoving python-zopeinterface ...11:38
infinitydpkg: error processing python-zopeinterface (--purge):11:38
infinity subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 111:38
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infinitypitti: Hrm, I may have to try to replicate this harder, then.11:40
infinitypitti: COuld be something else buggering it earlier.11:40
pittiinmI can't see an obvious flaw here11:40
mdzinfinity: can you confirm that -bin is installed at the time?11:40
pittiand it should be legitimate to use dependency on 'remove'11:40
infinitymdz: Oh, I'm sure it's not, but I need to find out how the chroot got in that state now.11:40
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infinityIneed to add a flag to launchpad-buildd (and the DB) to flag builds where chroots are left dirty.11:40
infinityThis is the one thing we're missing with the new world order of a fresh chroot for every build.11:41
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mdzdoko: would you have a look at python-zopeinterface?11:42
infinityErr, wait.  This one could be an apt bug...11:43
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infinityHow is this even possible?11:43
infinityRemoving libgtk2.0-bin ...11:44
infinityPurging configuration files for libgtk2.0-bin ...11:44
infinityRemoving scim-gtk2-immodule ...11:44
infinity/var/lib/dpkg/info/scim-gtk2-immodule.postrm: line 8: /usr/sbin/update-gtk-immodules: No such file or directory11:44
infinityIt pretty clearly shouldn't let me do that...11:44
mdzinfinity: unless it's doing --force-depends, things are not as they seem in the dependency chain11:45
mdzor else dpkg gets it wrong too, which seems increasingly unlikely11:46
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infinityscim-gtk2-immodule depends on libgtk2.0-0, which depends on libgtk2.0-bin, but it's removing -bin, then scim, then libgtk.11:46
mdzinfinity: you're certain that you're looking at the same versions of all packages involved, etc.?11:47
infinityYeah, other than being dirty, the chroot is up to date.11:48
infinityTrying to remove the cruft, it always removes in the above order (unless I go one pakcage at a time, obviously, which solves it)11:49
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mdzdholbach: how serious is bug 66323?11:51
UbugtuMalone bug 66323 in bluez-gnome "Problem report for bluez-passkey-gnome" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6632311:51
dholbachmdz: it seems to crash - I'm on it, needs extraction of bits out of a patch that upstream sent11:52
dholbach(although it didn't crash for me in any of my tests yet)11:53
mdzdholbach: it crashes under what circumstances?11:53
infinitymdz: Completely reproducible at home with a clean --variant=buildd chroot, "apt-get install scim-gtk2-immodule && apt-get --purge remove [list of packages just installed] "11:53
mdzinfinity: is there a cycle in there somewhere perhaps?11:54
mdzaha11:54
mdzlibgtk2.0-0 depends: libgtk2.0-bin depends: libgtk2.0-011:54
fabbioneStevenK: almost done.. sorry but i had some hell of a crash here11:54
infinityOh, that would do it. :/11:55
mdzseb128: why does libgtk2.0-0 depend on libgtk2.0-bin?11:55
infinitymdz: So, scim-gtk2-immodule needs an explicit dep on -bin, or the cycle needs to be broken.11:55
dholbachmdz: "just like that", upstream's patch also "fixes another problem with the D-Bus proxy handling" (cf bug 65645)11:55
UbugtuMalone bug 65645 in bluez-gnome "Die systray icon die!" [Undecided,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6564511:55
infinity(The explicit dep seems sane anyway, since it calls binaries from there)11:55
cbx33I asked this question earlier on, does anyone know why nvidia-glx depends on the 386 restricted modules...even if I'm using the genreic modules?11:55
mdzan explicit dep would probably do it11:56
seb128mdz: because the -bin has the program required for the loaders and modules registration11:56
infinityCounting on the transient dep to pull in the binary seems iffy.11:56
StevenKfabbione: No problem.11:56
tfheenpitti: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/language-pack-pl/+bug/63344 should be fixed with new langpacks, or?11:56
UbugtuMalone bug 63344 in language-pack-pl "rosetta truncated plural form for pl and that breaks python apps" [Medium,Confirmed]  11:56
cbx33and is it a bug, or just a thing!11:56
mdzcbx33: as you can see by looking at the package, it doesn't11:56
infinitymdz: Even then, the removal order seems suboptimal, but whatever.11:56
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cbx33mdz, why when I try to install nvidia-glx does it try to pull in the restricted modules then?11:56
mdzseb128: but libgtk2.0-0 doesn't seem to call those programs when it's installed or removed11:57
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infinitymdz: (I'd expect "remove evertthing that depends on libgkt|libgtk-bin, then break the loop arbitrarily"11:57
infinity)11:57
cbx33but the 386 modules....not the generic modules11:57
mdzcbx33: because it depends on having _some_ nvidia module, not any one in particular11:57
cbx33ok, so if I install the generic one, it'll be fine11:57
infinitycbx33: Because we can't express a "install this if you have that" dependency.11:57
seb128mdz: no, libgtk2.0-bin does the registration, but it needs to be installed for that11:58
cbx33because it then wants to install the 386 linux image11:58
cbx33ok that's fine11:58
infinitycbx33: If you explicitely install the ones you want, it'll be fine, yes.11:58
cbx33thanks guys11:58
cbx33sorry to have troubled you with that one11:58
cbx33still learning 0_o11:58
pittitfheen: depends, Rosetta has to export correct PO files first11:58
infinitymdz: Anyhow, the immediate fix for the scim thing seems obvious, so I'll fix that.11:58
tfheenpitti: ok.  If it's still broken with the final export on Friday, can we just hack around it?11:59
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pittitfheen: I'll talk to carlos; yes, I can manually put good po files into the tarball and rebuild the packs11:59
infinitytfheen: Permission to upload a scim with scim-gtk2-immodule explicitely depending on libgtk-bin?11:59
tfheenpitti: ok, thanks, that's all I wanted to know.12:00
tfheeninfinity: go ahead.12:00
seb128mdz: the circular Depends has been broken to Debian by moving things to libgtk2.0-0, that's not for edgy though12:00
mdzseb128: oh, i see12:00
infinitymdz: After a full rebuild, the only dirt in the chroots was the scim thing anyway, so the consequences of the loop seem limited.12:01
infinitymdz: So we can likely ignore it (with the scim dependency hack).12:01
mdz<workrave> daily limit reached12:02
infinityHah.12:02
mdzthat's even sillier than usual12:03
infinityIt needs to shut off your machine forcefully at that point. :)12:03
mdzit's 110312:03
infinity"Now doing 'cat /dev/random > /proc/kcore', hang on"12:03
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Kamionmdke_: I'm not wild about sucking an out-of-date version of installation-guide into ubuntu-docs12:06
Kamionif you're copying that, it needs to be *automatically* kept up to date12:07
Kamionmdke_: oh, am I correct that you aren't building it by default?12:10
Kamion(I hope not. It's already in the installation-guide source package, we don't need duplication there)12:10
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ogra+extern struct usplash_pixmap pixmap_usplash_640_400;12:11
ogra+extern struct usplash_pixmap pixmap_usplash_800_600, pixmap_usplash_1024_768, pixmap_usplash_1365_768_scaled;12:11
ograshouldnt there be a theme for 640x480 as well in usplash-theme-ubuntu.c ?12:11
ogra(accor4ding to the changelog there is, but there is no definition in the code)12:12
ograSeveas, mjg59 ?? ^^^^12:13
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sladenStevenK: you can write to /dev/mem ...12:15
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cbx33in my latest edgy install, the usplash doesn't fit the screen as it did before12:19
carlostfheen: that's a know bug, I will try to prepare a fix before the final language pack generation 12:19
cbx33it runs at 1280x1024 with a 1024x768 window for usplash12:19
ogracbx33, what does /etc/usplash.conf say ?12:19
cbx33is that known?12:19
cbx33can't say I'm not at that machine now12:20
mdzinfinity: did this initramfs-tools upload turn on a chunk of maintainer script which had been dormant (and potentially untested), as it sounds?12:20
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sabdflis xutils supposed to be bringing in xutils-dev and cpp?12:20
ograso can anybody confirm usplash handles 640x480 as it should ? (did anybody test it ?)12:21
tfheenogra: it works with 640x400 at least.12:21
ogratfheen, yes, i see that in the code, but we'll have tons of users where 7etc/usplash.-conf defines 640x480) all from beta had that iirc12:21
ogra*/etc/usplash.conf12:22
tfheenogra: on amd64 or in general?12:22
ograin  general12:22
jameshdoes anyone else have problems with truetype fonts not being registered with the old X font system in Edgy?12:22
tfheenogra: well, it ought to work, but I haven't tested.12:22
ograwe had a bug in usplash that made these values default to 640x48012:22
jameshI reported a bug about it here: https://launchpad.net/bugs/6636012:22
UbugtuMalone bug 66360 in x-ttcidfont-conf "x-ttcidfont-conf.defoma fails to create fonts.dir file on Edgy" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  12:22
tfheenoh, gnr.  my usplash-theme-ubuntu upload is (slightly) broken.  I removed the update-initramfs call in postinst.12:23
ograouch12:23
tfheeninfinity: did you fix that before accepting it or should I upload a new one?12:23
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infinitytfheen: I didn't notice that in the diff, no...12:24
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sladensabdfl: xutils used to depend on imake, which is now provided by xutils-dev.  debatable, perhaps the naming could be better12:25
infinitymdz: It was code that was previously testes (and is necessary) in the postinst, and it moved to preinst, hence taking the "configure" test with it (which should now be "install")12:25
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tfheenogra: which theme patch?  The hack I did in u-t-u last night?12:25
ograyes12:25
mdzsabdfl: doesn't sound right, no.  Kamion?12:25
ogratfheen, i know that most of edubuntu testers has 640x480 ... so it would be odd if it wouldnt work 12:26
ogra*had12:26
mdzinfinity: how long ago did it move?12:26
tfheenogra: well, that was just grabbing the dapper artwork and making it look _slightly_ less shit.  No need for it in other packages, I'd guess.12:26
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ogratfheen, well, if i want edubuntu usplash themeing, i should have a matching theme for the size :)12:27
ograso i'll have to adjust u-t-e12:27
ograand i guess the others as well12:27
Seveasogra, I'm working on the ubuntu theme right now12:28
ograSeveas, can you provide a proper pacth that i can apply to usplash-theme-edubuntu.c ? i'll care for the artwork12:28
StevenKfabbione: Any news?12:28
Seveaswill do12:28
ograthanks !12:28
ogra:)12:28
fabbioneStevenK: it's building..12:28
StevenKfabbione: Ah.12:29
fabbioneStevenK: the machine has average load of 48.. please be patiente :)12:29
StevenKIt took 17 minutes on my amd64, so I shouldn't be impatient.12:29
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tfheenSeveas: please make sure to remove my # from the "update-initramfs" line.12:31
cbx33ogra: shouild that sound issue in ubuntu be fixed now?12:31
Seveastfheen, heh, you hate that too when testing>12:31
Seveas?12:31
tfheenSeveas: no shit. :-)12:33
infinitymdz: The bug was merged in July, and fixed in Debian after that.  It only affects new installs (and only in ways you'd notice if you were looking for them, I suspect), so I'm guessing no one really noticed.12:34
ogracbx33, with the new ltsp-server package12:34
mdzinfinity: new installs like every beta install?12:34
infinitymdz: Half the code if for mkinitrd -> mkinitramfs migration (so not a big deal anymore anyway, I suppose), and the other half is RESUME configuration, which is handled by ubiquity and d-i if you're using "proper installatoin methods".12:35
cbx33ogra: ok...i'll investigate..12:35
mdzwouldn't this cause RESUME not to be set properly on all of those?12:35
infinitymdz: The code is meaningless to most people, IOW.  But still should be there and should work.12:35
ogracbx33, i still cant reproduce it btw, i made various tests on the weekend12:35
cbx33that sux...12:35
sivangcan anybody take a look at http://librarian.launchpad.net/4862302/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-ia64.debtags-edit_1.1.3build1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz , seems odd as I can install libapt-front-dev on my local edgy.12:35
infinitymdz: But it's a straight cut'n'paste of the old postinst (and well-tested in Debian), so I'm confident it's all good.12:35
cbx33i can tell you it's still happeneing here12:35
cbx33though I need to update my ltsp chroot12:36
ogranah ... its a gstreamer issue (server sided)12:36
infinitymdz: (I also passed it by Kamion and tfheen for review before accpeting it)12:36
cbx33ogra: oh...then it still seems present12:36
ogracbx33, did you see that ? http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/Edgy/HOWTO:_PulseAudio12:36
mdzinfinity: I'm trying to understand the impact of the original problem12:36
cbx33ogra: no...oooooooooooooh !12:37
ogra:)12:37
ograskype via ltsp :)12:37
mdzinfinity: the code which used to be in the 'configure' block includes more than just the initrd migration; it sets RESUME, no?12:37
cbx33will we be moving to pulse?12:37
ogra(and without local apps)12:37
ograyes12:37
cbx33nice12:37
cbx33is local apps planned for edgy + 112:38
ograrather +212:38
ograwe'll need a network auth system in place first12:38
ogragetting that running properly out of the box will take most of edgy+1 development i guess12:38
cbx33right12:39
StevenKsivang: I had a look at the build log for libapt-front on ia64, and it blows up violently, and I don't know enough C++ to diagnose.12:39
StevenKsivang: The same thing is affecting my packagesearch upload.12:39
sivangStevenK: interesting. from what I can see it looks like a libapt-front-dev mis-version dependency ? 12:40
sivangStevenK: libapt-front-dev: Depends: libtagcoll-dev (< 1.6) but 1.6.3-1 is to be installed12:40
StevenKsivang: The new version built on everything bar ia64.12:40
StevenKUm. New version of libapt-front12:40
sivangyes, I see12:41
StevenKIf libapt-front is fixed, both debtags and packagesearch should deal with a give-back on ia64.12:42
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sivangStevenK: hmm, maybe dropping the << specification would help:12:42
sivangStevenK: Depends: libtagcoll-dev (>= 1.6), libtagcoll-dev (<< 1.7), 12:42
doko_ajmitch, dholbach: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/optcomplete.debdiff12:42
doko_mvo: ping12:43
sivang(from libapt-front-0.3.9ubuntu5/debian/control)12:43
StevenKAh.12:43
dholbachdoko_: looks good :)12:43
StevenKsivang: It builds on everything but ia64, though...12:43
sivangStevenK: maybe only there the version is higher?12:44
sivanganyway, gotta run for now12:44
StevenKDoesn't seem to be.12:45
fabbioneStevenK: it's  still building.. but i need to go offline for one hour or so.. i will ping you back once i am here again12:46
mdzogra: can you confirm bug 63303?12:46
UbugtuMalone bug 63303 in gnome-power-manager "No sleep button in edgy?" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6330312:46
StevenKfabbione: No problem.12:46
StevenKfabbione: Thanks for your help. :-)12:46
fabbioneStevenK: no problem.12:47
Kamionsabdfl: xutils is a transitional package, and we'll move away from it once we have time; the naming is not ideal12:47
ogramdz, yes, i can confirm at least that the key is set to "nothing" in our default setup ... 12:50
ogramdz, its a one line change if i should enable it again ... but it was like that in dapper already12:50
mdzogra: really?  my sleep key works12:51
mdzogra: why is it disabled by default?12:51
mdzi don't remember using gconf to enable it either12:51
ograi think it went hand in hand with a patch from Kinnison 12:51
pittiugh, automatic keyboard detector is broken on alternate, it just loops12:51
AmaranthIn dapper when you tried to tell gnome-power-manager to suspend on some event it popped up a warning dialog telling you it doesn't work everywhere12:52
sabdflok kamion - was just checking because it pulled 5mb of CPP into my Xubuntu setup12:52
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Kamionbringing in cpp is not ideal, but I'm not sure that's fixable right now12:52
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Kamionxutils-dev is one big package (that was a merge from Debian), depends on cpp, and includes stuff that used to be in xutils12:52
mdzpitti: targeted bug please12:53
pittiyep, was about to do it12:53
ogramdz, oh, the kinnison patch added a row in the pulldown menu of the UI that set this key, its incompatible with the 2.16.X UI changes of g-p-m ... 12:53
jdubKamion: shouldn't that be changed to mcpp?12:53
Kamionjdub: only if whatever uses it can actually cope with mcpp. I have not checked12:54
jameshsabdfl: X resource files get preprocessed by cpp, so a CPP implementation is necessary12:54
jameshKamion: xrdb should handle it fine ...12:54
Kamionjamesh: it's not for X resource files12:54
Kamionxrdb is a separate package12:54
jameshah.12:55
Kamionit's for one of ccmakedep, imake, lndir, makedepend, or makeg12:55
Kamionprobably imake12:55
mdzogra: so it is a regression in fact12:55
ogramdz, so should i change the default for the gconf key to "suspend" ?12:55
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mdzogra: why was it set otherwise in the first place?12:55
Kamionthe only reason I made that xutils upload was that xbase-clients, xlibs-dev, and xutils weren't being built by any source and yet were (build-)depended on by other packages, which was an archive consistency error12:56
mdzogra: is that the default upstream?12:56
KamionI didn't particularly want to end up being responsible for xutils-dev in the process ;-)12:56
Kamions/xutils upload/xorg upload/12:56
ogramdz, well, Kinnison would know ... i think there was a problem that it wasnt selectable at all ... 12:56
mdzmjg59: can you think of any reason why that was so?12:56
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mdzit doesn't make any sense to me but I'm wary of changing the default at the 11th hour if it was done for a reason12:57
ograthere was an UI element before ....12:57
siretartyay, nvidia we love you! http://download2.rapid7.com/r7-0025/12:57
ograyou coul dchange it to 2suspend" via the settings ... which is not possible in the 2.16.x UI12:57
mdzogra: regardless of the UI it doesn't make sense to disable it by default12:58
ograthe initial problem was that the suspend button didnt work for everyone ...  if that has changed we should take upstream defaults "suspend"12:58
mdzogra: please revert to the upstream default12:59
ograit does, as long as you can enable it :)12:59
ograyup12:59
infinitymdz: It does both the migration and sets RESUME, yes, but our installer(s) also set RESUME in their own fashion so the problem is only visible if you're installing initramfs-tools outside the installer.12:59
tfheenmdz: any suggestions on what we should do with the NM bug? bug 6397512:59
UbugtuMalone bug 63975 in network-manager "Please sponsor network-manager upload" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6397512:59
mdzinfinity: oh? I thought we intentionally moved that from the installer to initramfs-tools01:00
mdztfheen: the one with the unhelpful summary?01:00
tfheenmdz: I'm inclined to just untarget it since it's so late.01:00
infinitymdz: Which, since it's not a base package or anything, is perfectly doable, both by Ubuntu users, and by derivatives, but not a normal use case for the average "using  aCD" folk.01:00
tfheenmdz: that's an accurate description, yes.  The problem is ndiswrapper and n-m aren't friends, it seems.01:00
infinitymdz: I can't be positive if d-i still does it (Kamion?), but ubiquity clearly must, since the RESUME partition is chosen long after initramfs-tools has been installed.01:01
infinitymdz: Anyhow, I spent a day in vmware, doing install tests and upgrade tests, full-well realising how close we were to RC, and it all seems quite happy with itself.01:01
mdztfheen: definitely not an issue for RC, but worth keeping on the radar if we can get an authoritative opinion on it01:02
mdztfheen: the attached patch does more than just disable the ndiswrapper bits01:02
pittimdz, tfheen: do you deem bug 66532 as important enough for edgy milestone? (this worked until recently)01:02
UbugtuMalone bug 66532 in debian-installer "selected German in gfxboot, got English installer" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6653201:02
mdzpitti: yes01:03
mdzpitti: does it work on the desktop CD?01:03
tfheenmdz: it fixed the issue for a friend of mine who needs ndiswrapper, so I know it's not _totally_ broken at least.01:04
pittimdz: I'll check in half an hour, both of my boxes are busy with alternate installs01:04
tfheenmdz: but then, I'm wary of doing uploads of any packages we don't have to at this point.01:04
mdztfheen: even if it fixes that particular issue, the fact that it does more than what is described makes me disinclined to trust it01:04
mdzif ndiswrapper is the issue, then we should change only that01:05
tfheenmdz: http://librarian.launchpad.net/4821656/nm-patch seems fairly clean, though?  It does move a bit of code from a later patch to the workarounds patch, but that doesn't change functionality.01:05
mdz-+else if (!strcmp (kernel_driver, "ndiswrapper"))01:05
mdz-+wpa_driver = "ndiswrapper";01:05
mdz++else if (!strcmp (kernel_driver, "hostap_pci") || !strcmp (kernel_driver, "hostap_cs") || !strcmp (kernel_driver, "hostap_plx"))01:05
mdz++wpa_driver = "hostap";01:05
mdzthose look like entirely unrelated changes01:05
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Q-FUNKit appears that 'upstart' cannot be used on a host with mixed pinned APT.  it lacks the "Essential: Yes" header in the control file.01:06
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tfheenmdz: it moves the later changes from debian/patches/11-j-hostap-supplicant-driver.patch ; probably somebody who used dpatch-edit-patch and wasn't careful enough.01:07
mdzoh, I see01:07
mdztfheen: if that's cleaned up so that the only change is the ndiswrapper bit, I'm OK with that01:08
tfheenmdz: ok.  Now or post-rc?01:08
mdztfheen: now, unless we're otherwise ready to build candidates01:09
pitticarlos: can you please take a look at bug 63344? it would be nice to fix the export by Friday01:10
UbugtuMalone bug 63344 in language-pack-pl "rosetta truncated plural form for pl and that breaks python apps" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6334401:10
carlospitti: I'm already on it, it's a duplicate of #232201:10
pitticarlos: splendid, thanks!01:10
ogratfheen, mdz, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/g-p-m.debdiff (just testbuilding)01:12
infinitymdz: Nah, there are still builds trickling in and such, one more publisher run or two won't hurt (especially if someone drives by hand)01:12
mdzogra: ok01:12
mdzinfinity: rumour has it that the publisher is much faster now01:12
infinitytfheen: And yes, I can drive LP by hand for a while tonight, just say the word if you want speed.01:12
infinitymdz: Yes, hnce why driving by hand is a win now.01:13
infinitymdz: One a good day, it can complete in 20-25 mins.01:13
mdzit was a win before, too01:13
infinityIt was less of wa win when it was hobbling along at the 45 minute mark. :)01:13
zul_infinity: pong01:14
infinityresponseTime++01:14
tfheenogra: approved.01:14
infinityzul_: Will you be around for ~10 mins?  I'm running to 7-11 for iced coffee and other such necessities. :)01:14
zul_infinity: sure01:14
ogratfheen, great, i'll upload as soon as i know it builds properly :)01:14
infinity(literally running)01:15
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madduckaye01:19
madducksorry. this was *totally* unwanted01:19
jdubhttp://weihwa.feedback.googlepages.com/seriesoftubes01:20
tfheenmvo,doko: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gcj-4.1/+bug/64395 ; what's up here?  01:23
UbugtuMalone bug 64395 in gcj-4.1 "Update manager aborts on eclipse-platform-gcj when updating from Dapper to Edgy" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  01:23
tfheenit's targetted for 6.1001:23
mdzlast I heard they were unable to reproduce it01:23
tfheenKamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/66533 should be fixed by new cdebconf-keystep?  Requires yet another d-i upload?01:25
UbugtuMalone bug 66533 in debian-installer "keyboard detection loops" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  01:25
Kamioninfinity: d-i (specifically base-installer) still does it01:25
Kamiontfheen: correct, same issue I saw01:26
tfheenKamion: are you on top of https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/66532 too?  (If you're already watching the RC list, tell me and I won't nag you)01:26
UbugtuMalone bug 66532 in debian-installer "selected German in gfxboot, got English installer" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  01:26
doko_tfheen: unreproducible for me; gij-4.1 depends on libgcj7-0, it's unclear why the library is not found01:27
tfheendoko_: are there circular depends involved?01:27
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doko_in gij-4.1? no01:27
Kamiontfheen: only just saw it, will investigate01:30
Kamiontfheen: if you didn't see, powerpc ubiquity is still broken01:30
Kamiontfheen: I'm proposing this change to ubiquity/scripts/install.py to fix it:01:30
Kamion-            self.chrex('update-initramfs', '-u')01:30
Kamion+            self.chrex('update-initramfs', '-c', '-k', os.uname()[2] )01:30
tfheenKamion: for all arches or just ppc?01:31
Kamionjust powrpc01:31
Kamionpowerpc01:31
KamionI've tested the above change on i38601:31
Kamionpitti is going to test it on powerpc01:31
tfheenok; go ahead.01:32
tfheenlooks good to me01:32
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Kamionsabdfl: will you be able to make the CC meeting today? I would like to be excused on the grounds that I need my full attention for the multiple edgy-RC issues I'm trying to deal with at the moment01:33
KamionI don't know if mako can be there, thoug01:33
Kamionh01:33
Kamionso if I need to be, so be it01:33
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doko_tfheen: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/python-central.debdiff01:35
tfheendoko_: looks good to me.01:36
mdztfheen: that was fast; I hadn't even finished reading it yet01:37
doko_tfheen: ok, waiting for mvo to have a small review01:37
tfheendoko_: yeah, I was going to add "but I don't know python-central, so it'd be good to have somebody else look at it too"01:37
pittiweird - I could have sworn http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily[-live] / had 20061017 this morning01:38
mdzpitti: and now?01:39
infinitydoko_: Will that fix the zope removal bug?01:39
infinity(looks like it should..)01:39
ogramdz, 2006101601:39
tfheendoko_: have either of you been able to reproduce the problem?01:39
doko_infinity: zope removal?01:39
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mdzpitti: lithium has 2006101701:39
ogra(seems we're moving backwards in time :) )01:39
mdzproblem with one of the mirrors perhaps?01:39
infinity[...] + read t n01:39
infinity+ case "$t" in01:39
infinity+ rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty /usr/lib/python2.3/site-packages/zope/interface/common/tests01:39
infinitydpkg: error processing python-zopeinterface (--purge):01:39
infinity subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 101:40
pittimdz: only 20061016 for me01:40
infinitydoko_: ^^^ While removing python-zopeinterface from chroots.01:40
mdzpitti: it shows 20061017 for me01:40
mdzon cdimage as well01:40
infinitydoko_: Looks like pycentral is involved somehow.01:40
pittiweird, not for me01:40
pitti$ host cdimage.ubuntu.com01:40
pitticdimage.ubuntu.com has address 195.248.90.2501:40
pitticdimage.ubuntu.com has address 195.248.90.2401:40
doko_infinity: do you have a log?01:40
ografor me neither01:40
infinitydoko_: I'll put the whole output online.01:41
pittimdz: ah, .25 has the latest image for me, .24 not01:41
mdzpitti: .24 is out  of date, e.25 is ok01:41
ograweird01:41
infinitydoko_: I just added set -x to the prerm before purging.01:41
tfheenmdz: http://err.no/patches/network_manager_remove_ndiswrapper_specialcase.diff01:41
mdzyep01:41
mdzelmo: see above; one of the cdimage mirrors has a problem01:41
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tfheenmdz: I have at least one verification that binaries built with that patch works where the current edgy version doesn't.01:41
mdztfheen: looks good01:42
infinitydoko_: http://cerberus.0c3.net/~adconrad/argh.log01:42
cbx3320061016 for me01:42
tfheenmdz: thanks; uploaded.01:42
janimoRiddell: is the kubuntu human theme shipped by hk-default-settings?01:42
janimos/hk/kubuntu/01:43
elmomdz: fixing01:44
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elmoI don't suppose someone could fix LP #24519, could they?  It's a trivial patch and cricket is pretty useless without it01:48
janimobug 2451901:49
UbugtuMalone bug 24519 in cricket "cricket: Completely broken with latest rrdtool package 1.2.11-0.4" [Unknown,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2451901:49
elmohow does that thing not recognise "LP #" yet? :P01:50
rideoutdholbach: since Riddell is not here, could you fix the qt4 packages, Riddell submitted a new version, but included a few makefiles that should have been generated and thus the build failed. I can explain the changes that need to be made01:50
Kamiontfheen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/localechooser.diff for bug 6653201:55
UbugtuMalone bug 66532 in debian-installer "selected German in gfxboot, got English installer" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6653201:55
StevenKHeh, there's a bug in Ubugtu too.01:55
StevenKIt reports [Unknown,Fix released] , but that's the Debian status01:56
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Kamionwithout that patch it goes "process preseeding, fetch previous language, ask for language, oh, hey, it's the same as the previous one, don't do anything"01:56
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pittiKamion: you rock!01:57
pittifixing bugs faster than I can whine about them01:57
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tfheenKamion: ok, looks sane to me.01:58
ograoh, what a bad date to run a CC meeting01:58
dholbachrideout: I can have a look at it after lunch - if you give me instructions to a query, that'd be a good start - brb01:58
janimodholbach: hi, I took the liberty of subscribing you to bug 65870 :)01:59
UbugtuMalone bug 65870 in human-cursors-theme "xfce crashes repeatedly after changing icon theme to default" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6587001:59
janimodholbach: as it looks like it is fixable in human-cursors-theme02:00
mdzogra: that reminds me to defer next week's TB02:00
rideoutdholbach: i'm sending you an email right now02:00
dholbachrideout: thanks02:00
mdzsabdfl,mjg59,Keybuk: OK with you to not hold TB next week due to the release?02:00
dholbachjanimo: i'll take a look, after lunch02:00
janimodholbach: bon appetit02:00
mjg59mdz: Sure02:00
mjg59mdz: Though do we then actually have a TB before our terms end?02:01
mdzmjg59: unclear; afaik that's on the agenda for UDS rather than an online meeting02:02
infinityArgh.02:02
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infinityRiddell: qt4-x11 is FTBFS.02:03
tfheendidn't the previous version just build?  And this one just changed a depends field?02:03
ogratfheen, infinity, see dholbach/rideout conversation above02:03
infinitytfheen: No, this was a new upload after the depends change.02:04
rideouttfheen: riddell submitted an unclean build, it had makefiles for his machine, that should be generated by the configure script02:04
infinityogra: Ahh, thanks, I'm not glued to scrollback.02:04
mdztfheen: wasn't a diff submitted for review which only changed a dependency field?02:05
Kamion22:55 < tfheen> I _think_ qt4-x11 is ok; Riddell didn't scream when dholbach uploaded it.02:05
tfheenKamion: and then Riddell said he was happy with it.02:05
Kamionunless there was a later one?02:05
Kamionoh, yeah, this morning02:06
Kamionas soon as LP came up02:06
infinitymdz: That was ubuntu302:06
infinitymdz: ubuntu4 was this:02:06
infinity02:24 < Kamion> tfheen: another qt4-x11 upload in unapproved, from Riddell02:06
infinity02:24 < Kamion> +  * Fix typo in debian/rules -qt-sql-slite to -qt-sql-sqlite02:06
infinity02:24 < Kamion> +  * Add missing plugin files to libqt4-gui.install and qt4-designer.install02:06
infinity02:24 < tfheen> Kamion: approved.02:06
infinityAnyhow.02:07
infinityrideout: Care to post a diff somewhere about how to unbugger this?02:07
infinityrideout: I'd like to get it fixed ASAP.02:07
infinityKamion: Do we want the ttf-bpg-georgian-fonts udeb in main?02:08
infinity9Yes, it finally built)02:08
infinitys/9/(/02:08
Kamioninfinity: no02:08
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Kamionit's only for d-i/gtk02:08
StevenKEr.02:08
rideoutinfinity: i just sent dholbach an email with the fix, here is a copy http://pastebin.ca/20643702:09
infinityKamion: Kay, universifying it, then.02:09
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Kamionrideout: damn, I noticed that in the queue and should have commented on it at the time02:09
KamionI just assumed it was qmake noise02:09
rideoutKamion: somehow "make clean" must have gone foobar on riddells machine02:10
dholbachrideout, Kamion: I'll do a testbuild with the fix, then do an upload.02:11
dholbachrideout: Thanks a lot for investigatin!02:11
dholbachg02:11
infinitydholbach: Thanks.02:11
rideoutthanks02:11
sabdflmdz: fine by me02:11
infinitytfheen: Has you n-m upload seen more eyes than your own? (ie: should I accept it?)02:13
ograjanimo, /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme isnt in the -cursors-theme package ... 02:13
tfheeninfinity: mdz was fine with it and I have at least one user whose network it fixed, so I think "yes" is fine.02:13
ograno idea where you got that from, but i dont have it on any edubuntu systems (with -cursor-themes installed)02:14
infinitytfheen: Alright, accepting.02:14
ogratfheen, is my g-p-m upload still sitting in the queue ? i dotn see it on -changes02:16
Kamionall livefses rebuilt; rebuilding live ISOs02:17
mdzinfinity: yes, I reviewed it02:17
tfheenogra: I presume so, yes.02:17
tfheeninfinity: how's the queue looking?02:17
tfheenelmo: http://err.no/patches/cricket_read_new_rrdtool_x86.diff makes you happy?02:18
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elmotfheen: that'd be great, thanks02:20
tfheenelmo: just waiting for Adam to tell me that he's happy with it too, since it touches the server CD.02:20
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janimoogra: it is installed by postinst02:22
ograjanimo, not here it seems, neither on upgraded system nor on new installs02:22
ograand it shouldnt btw ... its a theme file that belongs into a theme not into a cursor theme 02:23
janimoogra, do you have human-cursors-theme?02:24
ograyes, we use it by default in edubuntu02:24
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infinitytfheen: 02:24
ograhmm, i have /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme -> /usr/share/themes/Human/cursor.theme02:24
infinity  110004 | S- | gnome-power-manager  | 2.16.1-0ubuntu3      | 55 minutes02:24
infinity         | * gnome-power-manager/2.16.1-0ubuntu3 Component: main Section: gnome02:24
infinity  110003 | S- | optcomplete          | 1.2-5ubuntu1         | 1 hour 20 minutes02:24
janimothe file is installed here, and the invocation is there in the source package (0.3)02:24
infinity         | * optcomplete/1.2-5ubuntu1 Component: universe Section: python02:24
infinity  109987 | S- | gnome-panel          | 2.16.1-0ubuntu3      | 2 hours 10 minutes02:24
infinity         | * gnome-panel/2.16.1-0ubuntu3 Component: main Section: gnome02:24
infinity  109950 | S- | ubuntu-docs          | 6.10.2               | 3 hours 10 minutes02:24
infinity         | * ubuntu-docs/6.10.2 Component: main Section: text02:25
tfheeninfinity: g-p-m is fine if it's from ogra.02:25
infinitytfheen: And yes, please fix elmo's bug, keeping elmo happy helps me keep my job. :P02:25
infinitytfheen: It is.02:25
tfheeninfinity: gnome-panel is from dholbach and updates an URL, ubuntu-docs is a general update, also from dholbach?02:25
tfheenif so, approved.02:25
tfheeninfinity: cricket uploaded.02:25
infinitytfheen: ubuntu-docs is from mdke02:25
infinity ubuntu-docs (6.10.2) edgy; urgency=low02:26
infinity .02:26
infinity   * Adding translations for all documents02:26
dholbachI sponsored it02:26
infinityRight, then. :)02:26
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seb128just curious, how much spaces do translations take?02:26
pittiseb128: you mean, how many langpacks are on the CDs?02:27
tfheenRiddell: did you or somebody else target https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/katapult/+bug/49901 and what's happening with it?02:27
UbugtuMalone bug 49901 in katapult "Katapult slows down to a near crawl when amarok is open" [Medium,Confirmed]  02:27
ogrado we mail the DD by default now ?02:27
seb128pitti: no, the ubuntu-docs upload mentioned some lines up02:27
pittitfheen: speaking about langpacks, many CDs have plenty of space; can I fill them with some langpacks (leaving 10 MB grace space?)02:27
pittiah02:28
seb128ogra: the maintainer is giskard02:28
ograseb128, yes02:28
Kamionpitti: we haven't done the final langpack update yet02:28
tfheenpitti: what Colin says; let's hold it off.02:28
Kamionpitti: I'd be a bit reluctant to fill up the CDs until we know how big they're going to be02:28
pittiKamion: right; so Saturday would be a good time02:28
ograseb128, but he's in the To: line of the reciept mail i got from LP02:28
ograthat appears wrong to me ...02:28
Kamionif we're updating langpacks post-RC anyway, then yes02:28
giskardogra: hey :)02:29
giskardhello seb128 :)02:29
ogragiskard, yo02:29
dholbachseb128: translated ubuntu-docs is HUGE02:29
giskardhello dholbach :)02:29
Riddelltfheen: I didn't target it02:29
Kamionpitti: oh yes, and I'd like to know how big the new ubuntu-docs is going to be ...02:29
dholbachhi giskard - changed the nick?02:29
pittiKamion: oh, I thought we agreed to doing this at Friday? if not, how and when do you think we should decide that?02:29
Kamionpitti: langpack update = Friday = post-RC02:29
seb128hi giskard02:30
giskarddholbach: yes :) kristog is deprecated ;)02:30
seb128dholbach: how huge?02:30
dholbachInstalled-Size: [-2192-]  {+31352+}02:30
Riddelltfheen: in the comments mez says he's working on a patch, but I don't consider it a major issue02:30
Kamiondholbach: what about Size?02:30
seb128dholbach: and the .deb ?02:30
pittiKamion: ah, I misinterpreted the 'if', sorry02:30
dholbachthe debs went from: 327544 to 528788602:30
seb128utch02:30
Kamionpitti: sorry, yes, s/if/since/02:30
ograseb128, i'm not worried about the fact giskard gets the mails for my uploads, i'm just wondering if any ulpoad i do now generally mails the DD02:30
seb128ogra: ah, that would be weird02:30
ograyes02:31
giskardogra: feel free to mail for important changes 02:31
tfheenRiddell: Unless you mind, I'll untarget it, then?02:31
ogragiskard, you're getting the reciept mails from launchpad anyway it seems02:31
Kamionwell, we do have space for that extra 5MB for Ubuntu at present02:31
giskardogra: yeah :)02:32
KamionI'd be inclined to accept it since we were only going to fill it up with translations anyway, but I'd like to hear from the rest of the release team too02:32
Kamiondholbach: can you check to make sure it doesn't contain the installation guide?02:32
Kamionthat's in the source, but shouldn't be in the .deb02:32
Riddelltfheen: fine with me02:32
Kamiontfheen: is anyone doing anything with that imake upgrade bug?02:38
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Kamiontfheen: actually I wonder if it will go away for most people due to xutils depending on xutils-dev02:39
KamionI think that might have been why it broke02:39
tfheenKamion: I though mvo was going to do it?  Or it should go away as you said.02:39
Kamionaha, yes, old xutils had:02:39
KamionDepends: imake (>= 1:1.0.0) | xmkmf02:39
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Kamionso the Provides wouldn't have been enough02:39
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Kamionxutils was imake's only rdepends02:40
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dholbachKamion:   grep -i install /var/lib/dpkg/info/ubuntu-docs.list    only lists bits in the desktop-guide and server-guide02:41
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tfheenogra: you're aware of https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/60442 ?02:42
UbugtuMalone bug 60442 in gnome-power "Dual / Two Batteries, shutdown on empty expansion battery. (GPM does not recognises second battery on hotplug)" [Unknown,Unknown]  02:42
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ogratfheen, "... partially diagnosed upstream ..." doesnt seem like a RC exception bug to me02:44
Kamiondholbach: ok02:44
Kamionthanks02:44
dholbachde rien02:44
Riddelldholbach: are you working on qt4?02:44
infinityseb128: You around?02:45
seb128infinity: yep02:45
dholbachRiddell: yes, did the suggested fix and now it's testbuilding02:45
infinityseb128: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-system-tools/+bug/920802:45
UbugtuMalone bug 9208 in gnome-system-tools "Samba upgrade failure due to broken rc.d symlinks" [High,Fix released]  02:45
seb128ah, that bug02:45
seb128we have it since hoary or something like that02:45
infinityseb128: Are you familiar enough with the g-s-t source to know A) how that bug was originally happening, and B) how it's *still* happening?02:45
infinityseb128: All the grep-fu in the world, and I still can't nail it down.02:45
infinityseb128: And I can't reproduce it to save my life, though users get bitten by it all the time.02:46
seb128infinity: g-s-t is only the fronted, the code is to system-tools-backend probably02:46
infinity(of course, none of them know HOW they're being hit by it, since it's a sleeper bug, so cause and effect are tough)02:46
mvotfheen: wasn't rodarvus going to add a transitional package to fix the imake upgrade problem? at least I thought so 02:46
seb128system-tools-backends rather02:46
Kamionmvo: I think it may not be necessary any more02:46
Kamionmvo: xutils used to versioned-depends: imake, but now depends: xutils-dev02:47
KamionI think that might be enough to fix it02:47
seb128infinity: I'm not sure it has been fixed though02:47
mvoyeah, that sounds good. I will do a dist-upgrade test to verify that02:47
Kamionmvo: I can do one here02:47
cbx33hmm....my tosh laptop won;t recognise when the ac power is disconnected02:47
Kamionand/or you can, if you prefer02:47
infinityseb128: I'm positive it hasn't been fixed. :)02:48
ogratfheen, the battery_status_changed_primary() function needs to be rewritten, i dont think thats something we want to do now ... and i dont see why this is a regression from dapper ... it seems it never handled that right .... 02:48
mvoKamion: feel free :) 02:48
seb128infinity: k :/02:48
tfheenogra: can you please discuss that with mjg59 either now or in the bug?02:48
seb128infinity: are we sure it comes from g-s-t or that's a random guess on a potential package?02:48
infinityseb128: I'm sure it's not coming from samba, that's the best I can do.02:48
ogramjg59, why is bug 60442 a regression ? it seems it never handled such cases right (according to the upstream bug)02:48
UbugtuMalone bug 60442 in gnome-power "Dual / Two Batteries, shutdown on empty expansion battery. (GPM does not recognises second battery on hotplug)" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6044202:48
cbx33oh maybe it has.....seems very slow on the uptake02:48
infinityseb128: I can't think all that many things enable/disable samba on a whim.02:49
Riddellthanks dholbach 02:49
dholbachRiddell: anytime02:49
infinityseb128: And if it was a more general thing (like  rnulevel editor), the bugs would be scattered across other packages.02:49
popeycbx33: my hp takes a while to spot that power has gone, I thought that was working as designed02:49
infinityseb128: So, it's an educated guess, but not a for sure thing.02:49
seb128right02:49
popeycbx33: I have seen issues with machines that poll too often02:49
mjg59ogra: Because dapper doesn't appear to have that problem02:50
cbx33popey: yeh it is picking it up, but it is slow02:50
popeycbx33: takes about 5-10 seconds here02:50
ogramjg59, according to hughsies comment in the upstream bug it never handled two batteries02:50
mjg59ogra: Shrug. It doesn't happen in dapper. It's a regression.02:51
ogra(i cant compare since i dont have any machines with two batteries)02:51
mvodoko: python-central diff looks good02:53
zul_infinity: ping02:53
tfheenseb128: system - administration - anything gives me permission denied on my laptop.02:53
ogramjg59, since you set the milestone for it, any suggestion how to fix that without rewriting the battery_status_changed_primary function completely ?02:53
seb128tfheen: are you member of the admin group?02:53
ograi dont see how we could fix that today02:53
tfheenseb128: no, this machine predates that group.02:54
tfheenit was originally installed with hoary, iirc.02:54
seb128tfheen: ok, that's why02:54
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infinityseb128: Another point to note is that googling for the bug symptoms (K09samba dangling symlink) only returns hits for Ubuntu users, no Debian users, so the bug is in a patch we're carrying.02:54
infinityseb128: (At least, I'd guess so)02:55
seb128infinity: like the shares-admin patch to install samba02:55
seb128tfheen: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-system-tools/+bug/5994602:55
infinityseb128: Yeah...02:55
UbugtuMalone bug 59946 in gnome-system-tools "run action as root without prompting for a password" [High,Confirmed]  02:55
Trewasmdz: sorry to bother, but old and closed bug 14575 is now back as bug 61989, and you fixed the old bug for hoary... shortly: dhclient.conf was again changed to ask for interface-mtu which some routers get wrong -> network not working. just mentioning it here because it already has few duplicates, probably a lot more if edgy is released with it02:56
UbugtuMalone bug 14575 in dhcp3 "interface-mtu change from yesterday hoses the network interface" [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1457502:56
UbugtuMalone bug 61989 in dhcp3 "[Edgy dhclient regression]  error: Message too long" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6198902:56
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mdzTrewas: the description says dhcp.conf but surely ti means dhclient.conf02:57
Trewasmdz: yes, dhclient.conf02:57
pittiKamion: ubiquity 1.2.3 plus the update-initramfs patch from above works great on ppc now; you rock!02:58
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mdzhmm, that change was propagated to Debian and we re-inherited it02:58
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Kamionpitti: hooray03:02
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pittierm, I'm afraid we don't even have that, have we?03:02
Kamionthe only other change in 1.2.4 was to incorporate the localechooser fix for your preseeding bug03:03
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torehello.  can I (being a debian developer), upload packages straight to ubuntu?03:05
ogratore, no03:05
tfheentore: no, you need to go through MOTU and such, but it's a quicker process for people who are already DDs.03:05
toreMOTU?03:05
ogramdz, want me to care for dhcp3 and remove the "interface-mtu" from dhclient.conf ?03:05
ogratore, masters of the universe03:05
tfheentore: Masters of the Universe; see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU03:05
Kamiontore: MOTU -> masters of the universe -> those people who can upload to Ubuntu's "universe" and "multiverse" components03:06
mdzogra: I'm investigating03:06
Kamioni.e. packages not directly supported by Canonical; it's the outer ring of the development team03:06
ograoki03:06
toreKamion: yep.  my munin packages are there, I just uploaded a new version to sid and thought it would be good if it was added to etch as well, as it contains a fix for the /var/run/foo-goes-missing behaviour in ubuntu03:07
Kamiontore: of course when we're in the phase of development where we're syncing regularly from Debian, Debian developers often don't need to upload directly to Ubuntu, unless it's a package that has been changed in Ubuntu03:07
Mirvtore: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuForDebianDevelopers03:07
Kamiontore: edgy is deep-frozen for release shortly03:07
mdzogra: yes, i think that's what we need to do.  please do03:07
Kamionalthough /var/run fixes are still acceptable03:07
toreoki.03:07
Kamiontore: anyway, #ubuntu-motu should be able to help here03:07
toreMirv: sweet, thanks03:07
ogramdz, greyt, will do ...03:07
Kamion     munin | 1.2.4-1ubuntu1 | edgy/universe | source, all03:07
tfheenand munin is universe, so it's not that frozen03:07
Kamion+munin (1.2.4-1ubuntu1) dapper; urgency=low03:08
Kamion+03:08
Kamion+  * Added patch from Dagfinn Ilmari Mannsker to ensure that directory03:08
Kamion+    for PID file exists when munin is started (Closes: Malone #33847)03:08
Kamion+03:08
UbugtuMalone bug 33847 in munin "Munin node fails to start after reboot" [High,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3384703:08
Kamion+ -- Benjamin Montgomery <bmontgom@montynet.org>  Fri, 17 Mar 2006 21:09:47 -060003:08
Kamiontore: looks like we already have that fix, but you incorporating it means that we can drop our modifications next release03:08
toreKamion: yes, but that only handles the munin-node package, for the munin one you need to add this line to /etc/cron.d/munin:03:08
tore@reboot         root  if [ ! -d /var/run/munin ] ; then /bin/bash -c 'perms=(`/usr/sbin/dpkg-statoverride --list /var/run/munin`); mkdir /var/run/munin; chown ${perms[0] :-munin}:${perms[1] :-root} /var/run/munin; chmod ${perms[2] :-0755} /var/run/munin'; fi03:08
tore(I've also improved the init-script workaround to respect the statoverride)03:09
Kamiontore: ah, right; #ubuntu-motu should indeed be able to help then03:09
mdzeek03:09
toreKamion: cheers, I'll head over there03:10
mdzsfllaw: ping03:12
tfheenmdz: can we have a half-release milestone?  Something for bugs which have bit us during the release crunch, but which aren't critical enough that they're RC.03:12
tfheen7.04-early or something like that.03:13
mdztfheen: we can't create milestones for 7.04 until edgy+1 is created in LP03:13
infinitymdz: But then we can have arbitrary ones?03:13
mdzof course, that was supposed to happen by now...03:13
mdzinfinity: yes, I can create them at least03:13
StevenKI don't know what it is, but the version number 7.04 looks wrong...03:14
infinitymdz: Basically, what tfheen and I were discussing was a "take a few days early in the release to fix these bugs that bit us last release, BEFORE it's too late, too hard, and too intrusive"03:14
elmomdz: sabdfl said last night it was blocked on you explaining fawn or some such03:14
mdzinfinity: yes, I understand and agree03:14
mdzelmo: that is utter crap03:14
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fabbioneStevenK: buildd is still munging on it... 03:15
StevenKOh geez.03:15
fabbionepitti: ping?03:17
pittifabbione: hi03:17
fabbionepitti: did you already uploaded a fix for shadow?03:17
pittifabbione: sure, this morning03:17
fabbionewhat version?03:17
pittifabbione: shadow_4.0.16-2ubuntu3_source.changes03:20
fabbioneok.. it has not been accepted yet..03:20
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Kamion08:25:20 DEBUG      Subject: Accepted shadow 1:4.0.16-2ubuntu3 (source)03:21
Kamionwhere did it go?03:21
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Kamionoh, no, that was the one I rejected03:22
Kamionpitti: did you definitely reupload?03:22
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pittiKamion: aah, wait, I have an already existing .upload filee on chinstrap03:23
infinityAh-ha.,03:23
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pittiKamion: I got an Accepted mail, but apparently that was from the previous upload03:24
infinityKamion, tfheen : elmo's reimported the archive for another autotest run for me, but I intentionally have the buildds disabled right now to give you livefs breathing room.  If you'd prefer I hold off on autotest round 2 until after RC, let me know.. If not, I'll turn it on and you can contend for CPU/disk.  Your call.03:24
pittiKamion: confirmed uploaded now03:25
pittifabbione: thanks for the poke03:25
tfheeninfinity: I'm ok with autotest now, actually, we can always bump the priority of non-autotest builds.03:25
fabbionepitti: no problem.. i just noticed that it was FTBFS in this second run and i couldn't understand why03:26
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infinitytfheen: Err, you misunderstand.03:27
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infinitytfheen: autotest runs in dak, which means it's on the livefs buildds.03:28
infinitytfheen: So, if I'm building, say, gcc-4.0 in autotest, you get to fight for cpu/disk when doing livefs builds.03:28
tfheeninfinity: oh, point.03:28
tfheeninfinity: oh well, post-rc should be fine, then03:28
infinitytfheen: Kay.  I'll make sure it's on as soon as I see (or help draft) an RC announce. :)03:29
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Tonio_tfheen, infinity: I have an upload to commit to universe, missing dep on binary package k9copy, is one of you able to approve ?03:34
dholbachjanimo: I'm not so happy about renaming files03:35
tfheenTonio_: I don't do universe; talk to dholbach 03:35
Tonio_tfheen: okay03:35
Tonio_dholbach: ?03:35
dholbachjanimo: but we can make the 'theme' hidden03:35
dholbachTonio_: sure, go ahead - which dep is that?03:35
gnomefreakwhats the chances initramfs-tools could affect a net connection?03:36
Tonio_dholbach: mencoder... that'll cause the binary package to -> multiverse03:36
dholbachTonio_: not sure, is that an automatic process?03:36
Tonio_but that's a change in 1.0 version, now uses mencoder for mpeg2, we have to do with it03:36
fabbioneRiddell, doko: bug #6656103:36
UbugtuMalone bug 66561 in kdebindings "FTBFS in edgy [kdebindings] " [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6656103:36
Tonio_dholbach: afaik I think it is automatic, but I'm unsure03:36
ogratfheen, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/dhcp3.debdiff for Bug #6198903:37
UbugtuMalone bug 61989 in dhcp3 "[Edgy dhclient regression]  error: Message too long" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6198903:37
dholbachTonio_: best to ask Kamion or infinity about that? how does demotion (because of deps) to multiverse work?03:37
dholbachTonio_: does anything depend on k9copy?03:37
Tonio_dholbach: nope03:37
Tonio_fabbione: I'm having a look at kdebindings03:38
janimodholbach: as long as it it fixes the crash  I am fine with whatever you chose03:38
Kamiondholbach: it's not automatic, we have to be told (or notice)03:38
Tonio_dholbach: I'll ask Kamion, no pb03:38
Riddellthanks Tonio_ 03:38
janimodholbach: is the theme seen by the gnome icon theme selectro btw?03:38
dholbachjanimo: it's Hidden=True - I'll have to test if that works with gnome-mouse-properties still03:38
Tonio_Kamion: ah okay, so can you handle that if I upload k9copy again ?03:38
dholbachjanimo: will test03:38
dholbachjanimo: not icon theme, no03:39
tfheenogra: approved.03:39
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janimodholbach: as the reporter of the other bug with kubuntu cursor theme said it crahsed gnome as well03:39
KamionTonio_: yes, just let me know when you've done it03:39
dholbachjanimo: which package gives me the "kubuntu human cursor"?03:39
ogratfheen, thanks, uploading03:40
janimodholbach: kubuntu-default-settings03:40
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Tonio_Kamion: sure, thanks03:41
LureI think that regression from bug 61746 should be at least considered as RC (several duplicate bugs, multiple laptops)03:41
UbugtuMalone bug 61746 in xorg-server "Xorg exits when it receives an ACPI button/lid event" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6174603:41
janimodholbach: what's weird that the section in the desktop file is [Icon theme]  when it is not one :)03:41
janimodholbach: but that's the same for the well-behaving industrial as well..03:42
doko_mvo, tfheen: final debdiff to upload: http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/python-central.debdiff03:42
Tonio_Kamion: done03:42
dholbachjanimo: Not sure *shrug*03:42
StevenKfabbione: I'm off to bed, let me know how the build goes.03:43
fabbioneStevenK: will do of course03:43
tfheendoko_: it looks good to me; have it fixed any test cases for you?03:43
StevenKfabbione: Thanks!03:43
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janimodholbach: with Hidden=true it shows up  in xfce mouse cursor themes but not in icon themes so it's ok as far as this bug is concerned03:44
tfheendoko_: if mvo and you're both happy with it, please upload.  I can't see anything wrong with it, at least.03:44
janimodholbach: but only with true, not True03:45
dholbachjanimo: kubuntu human works fine for me03:45
doko_tfheen: yes (after having installed some packages causing these failures)03:45
janimodholbach: not sure how the reported got gnome to crash then03:45
tfheendoko_: ok, cool, upload away.03:45
janimos/reported/reporter/03:45
dholbach*shrug*03:45
mvodoko_: thanks for fixing the prerm-pycentral stuff!03:46
doko_mvo: will require some no-change uploads ...03:46
dholbachjanimo: I'll test this on two boxes now, then upload a package for you to test with xubuntu03:47
ogracould someone approve my dhcp3 upload ?03:47
janimodholbach: thanks03:47
mvodoko_: yeah03:48
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ogras/approve/unqueue/03:49
bddebianHowdy03:50
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KamionTonio_: Depends: libdvdnav is bogus - no such (binary) package03:58
Tonio_Kamion: hu ?03:58
Kamion-Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, vamps, dvd+rw-tools, dvdauthor03:58
Kamion+Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, vamps, dvd+rw-tools, dvdauthor, mencoder, libdvdnav03:59
Kamionthe binary package is called libdvdnav403:59
Tonio_Kamion: argh, should be dvdnav4, sorry.....03:59
Kamionshouldn't that be picked up by shlibs, anyway?03:59
Kamionor is it dlopened?03:59
Tonio_yeah I know, I missed this when typing probably.....; I'm reuploading, sorry03:59
mdzogra: accept or reject?03:59
ogramdz, accept indeed03:59
ogra:)04:00
doko_dholbach: please approve an update for python-cxx, making it compatible with python2.5, see http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/pycxx.diff04:00
mdzdiff looks good04:01
ogratfheen, already accepted it 04:01
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ograits just sitting in the queue04:01
ogra(it == debdiff)04:01
KamionI'll process it04:01
mdzogra: no it isn't04:01
ograthanks04:01
mdzI debdiff'd it and approved it04:01
Kamionoh04:01
ogra<ogra> tfheen, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/dhcp3.debdiff for Bug #6198904:02
UbugtuMalone bug 61989 in dhcp3 "[Edgy dhclient regression]  error: Message too long" [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6198904:02
ogra<tfheen> ogra: approved.04:02
dholbachdoko_: sure04:02
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pittiaah, I think I finally found out when the installer offers resizing and when not -- the big partition must be the last one, as it seems04:03
Tonio_Kamion: uploaded a fixed version, sorry for the error04:03
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Kamionpitti: ... sort of04:04
Kamionpitti: read the script? :-)04:04
Kamionpitti: that's not actually a requirement, but it could be a consequence of other restrictions04:04
pittiKamion: no, I didn't, I just occured to me that the default layout for 'wipe the disk' does not work, becasue it puts swap last04:04
pittiKamion: right; I don't mind much, I'm just happy to have found how to reliably produce a setup where I can test resizing04:05
Kamionresize does get offered in circumstances where the big partition is at the start; I see it all the time04:05
dholbachRiddell, rideout: it builds nicely, uploading04:05
Kamionindeed, I see it on installations done immediately after "wipe disk" installations04:05
dholbachRiddell: debdiff here: http://daniel.holba.ch/temp/qt4-x11.debdiff04:05
dholbach10 insertions(+), 1787 deletions(-) ;-)04:06
janimoare new CDs being built for today?04:06
pittiKamion: hm, I had a 5 GB ext3 (sda1) and a 500 MB swap (sda2), no furhter partitions, and wasn't offered resizing. with only a 5.5 GB ext3 I was04:06
Kamionjanimo: yes04:06
Kamionin fact I already did ...04:06
Kamionbut we'll probably be doing another round later04:06
dholbachrideout: thanks for your efforts!04:07
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rideoutdholbach04:08
rideoutdholbach: thanks, sounds good04:08
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dholbachjanimo: http://daniel.holba.ch/temp/human-cursors-theme_0.4-0ubuntu1_all.deb for your testing pleasure04:11
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rideoutdholbach: will your package be 4.2.0-1ubuntu5 ?04:12
doko_dholbach: please approve upload of pysvn to build for python2.5 (b-d on new pycxx)04:12
dholbachrideout: yes04:12
dholbachdoko_: sure04:13
tfheendoko_: can you close the python-central bug reports too, then?04:14
doko_tfheen: will do04:15
dholbachjanimo: want to mark the bug as RC?04:16
janimodholbach: would be nice to be fixed but not critocal, as long as it is in final04:18
dholbachtfheen: bug 66323 has a comment from upstream - what do you think? at the moment, I'm more tending to unmark it RC (it was the only crasher until now and might have been an upgrade issue / dbus fuckup) and fix it through edgy-updates04:18
UbugtuMalone bug 66323 in bluez-gnome "Problem report for bluez-passkey-gnome" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6632304:18
dholbachjanimo: if it crashes xubuntu all the way, I'd consider it critical :)04:18
Kamiondoko_: that python-central upload doesn't involve rebuilding any other packages, does it?04:19
dholbachtfheen: whatever patch or set of patches we choose to fix it will have to be more tested (as they're not exactly obvious)04:19
mdzKamion: it'll involve testing that they still build correctly at least04:20
janimodholbach: ok, works, thanks. Then try to get it in RC if it's ok with you04:20
dholbachtfheen: but I'd leave that to the release-team's discretion04:20
Kamiondoko_: how much of that have you done?04:20
dholbachjanimo: oh, I meant: mark it as 6.10 :)04:20
dholbachjanimo: "release critical" - sorry :)04:20
tfheendholbach: it works in most cases now, it's not really critical for the desktop's functionality, so I'm happy with -updates.04:21
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janimodholbach: well no xubuntu bugs are marked 6.10 so far. But as far as xubuntu's definition of release critical this is one :)04:21
dholbachtfheen: Ok, I'll 'downgrade' it.04:21
dholbachjanimo: alrighty04:21
janimodholbach: as this crash sets an invalid theme in the config files so xfce does not only crash but no longer start unless the config file is hand edited04:22
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dholbachjanimo: interesting... the big desktop environments should sit together more often and talk about implementing specifications properly, then. ;-)04:23
seb128dholbach: what file is that?04:23
seb128dholbach: isn't what freedesktop is about? ;)04:24
dholbachseb128: yeah, but some desktop environment means seem to react differently on that kind of stuff ;-)04:24
dholbach/usr/share/themes/Human/cursor.theme04:24
janimodholbach: indeed. In this case xfce code which crashes need to be more cautious as well. But I did not debug yet what part crashes.04:24
dholbachseb128: I added:04:24
dholbachHidden=true04:24
dholbachDirectories=04:24
dholbachjanimo: I'll mark the kubuntu bug as a dup and open a kubuntu-default-settings task04:25
janimodholbach: thanks!04:25
seb128dholbach: why the empty directories?04:25
dholbachseb128: the fd.o spec says that this entry is mandatory04:26
tfheenmdz,fabbione: I'm thinking about removing the milestone from https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/apt/+bug/63680 .  It's certainly a bug, but I don't see a solution which will be implementable in the time we have available.04:26
UbugtuMalone bug 63680 in apt "dapper -> edgy dist-upgrade holds back essential packages" [Medium,Confirmed]  04:26
janimoseb128: to keep xfce from crashing. That entry is mandatory in the icon them spec, but gnome seems to cope with it missings04:26
dholbachseb128: xfce crashes without it :)04:26
seb128I would call that an xfce bug ;)04:26
seb128it should not crash on a wrong theme04:26
tfheenif an application crashes, it's an application (or library, possibly) bug.04:27
janimoseb128: I agree it's an xfce bug. But the thme file not being entirely kosher is a bug even if a smaller one04:27
tfheenapps should never crash on malformed input.04:27
fabbionetfheen: can we add it at least to the release notes?04:27
fabbionetfheen: and remove the tag after?04:27
tfheenfabbione: sure, release notes is fine.04:27
fabbioneit doesn't make me happy at all, but i see no other way out nor does mvo04:27
seb128what spec did you look at?04:27
seb128there is a cursor theme spec?04:27
seb128or you used the icon theme one?04:27
tfheenfabbione: I'm not too happy about it either, but given that we don't have a fix and RC is two days away..04:28
mvotfheen: yeah, it sucks - for edgy+1 we get a text-mode dist-upgrader that can solve similar issues for us automatically04:28
fabbionetfheen: yeah...04:28
janimono point in agreeing upon standard file formats if everyone implements slightly differnt variants and has to have code to handle all of them04:28
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ondrejmm all04:28
fabbionemvo: we want a working apt-get... sysadmins want apt-get or kitties will die04:28
seb128hi ondrej04:28
janimoseb128: I looke ta the icon them spec as the cursor file in cause call themselves index.themes instead of cursor.themes04:29
ondrejtfheen: hi, did you get any reply on ubuntu.cz yesterday?04:29
mvofabbione: right04:29
seb128janimo: what theme is that?04:29
janimoseb128:  so they make xfce look at them. If I renamed them that's another workaround but dholbach said he;s not comfortable with a rename at this stage04:29
tfheenondrej: no, sorry.04:29
fabbioneStevenK: it builds fine.04:29
janimoseb128: human-cursors-theme and kubuntu's cursor theme04:30
dholbachjanimo: human cursors theme (and kubuntu human cursors theme)04:30
janimoseb128: for comparison Industrial while it lack Directories= it is properly named so does not cause problems04:30
seb128my human-cursors-theme has only a cursor.theme04:30
seb128no index.theme04:30
janimoseb128: the alternative link needs to be named differently then04:30
janimoin /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme04:31
seb128$ dpkg -L human-cursors-theme | grep "\.theme"04:31
seb128/usr/share/themes/Human/cursor.theme04:31
janimomaybe changing postrm would suffice then I dunno04:31
seb128right04:31
janimopostinst I mean04:31
seb128better to do that after edgy though :)04:31
dholbachyeah04:32
dholbach*uploading*04:32
seb128but if any wrong theme can crash xfce you should better patch xfce04:32
dholbachtfheen: uploaded a fix for human-cursors-theme to make xfce not crash any more.04:33
janimoseb128: right, I wanted to make sure it is worked around in case I don;t find the bug. And one reported said thekubuntu one caused gnome to crash which made me think this could be a more serious issue. As I also had gt warnings related to no Diretcories entry in the error log04:33
dholbachtfheen: (buf 65870)04:33
dholbachjanimo: as I said: the kubuntu cursor works fine for ubuntu - no crash for me04:34
janimogtk warnings.04:34
janimodholbach: right I did not test, so relied on what the reporter said04:34
dholbach*nod*04:34
dholbachRiddell: bug 65870 should be easy to fix and something for somebody on the kubuntu end to fix and test04:34
UbugtuMalone bug 65870 in xfce-mcs-manager "xfce crashes repeatedly after changing icon theme to default" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6587004:34
tfheendholbach: I'll respond after som food.04:35
dholbachtfheen: bon apptit04:35
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Riddelldholbach: ok04:38
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sfllawmdz: pong04:47
doko_dholbach: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/logilab-common.debdiff, fixing an upgrade error04:51
Kamion15:20 < Kamion> doko_: how much of that have you done?04:52
Kamiondoko_: ^-- python-central, checking that other packages still build04:52
dholbachdoko_: sure, go ahead04:53
doko_Kamion: oops, didn't notice. building itself isn't affected; infinity reported a removal error on the buildd's (package removal when python-central already is removed)04:55
doko_Kamion: for that to fix, ... theoretically all packages with files located in /usr/share/pycentral need to be rebuilt; in practice ... ?04:56
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seb128Riddell: do you know about https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/pango1.0/+bug/65820 ?05:08
doko_dholbach: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/straw.debdiff05:08
UbugtuMalone bug 65820 in pango1.0 "Ugly fonts in gtk apps under edgy KDE (kubuntu)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  05:08
Riddellseb128: nope, but I can test it out05:08
dholbachdoko_: looks good05:09
seb128Riddell: would be nice. Do you know if KDE changed the way it manages fonts or something?05:09
Riddellseb128: I did change the default fonts this week, Deja Sans -> Sans Serif05:09
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mdzKeybuk: does network-magic need more discussion this time around at UDS?05:16
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Keybukmdz: if we want to have more discussion, I think we should create smaller less handy-wavy/christmas-tree specs for it05:17
Keybukseb128 and dholbach may care about NM seeing as it's potentially part of the next release of GNOME05:19
Keybukspecs I can invision include05:19
mdzKeybuk: what's network-information-sharing about?  sounds very handwavy05:19
Keybukstatic networks05:19
Keybukvpns05:19
Keybukintegration with ifup05:19
Keybuketc.05:19
Keybukhmm05:19
Keybukoh, that's the spec for sharing information with avahi05:20
mdzKeybuk: someone else registered it and you put it on the agenda05:20
KeybukI hadn't yet fully tidied it up -- it was the most appropriate spec of the set05:20
Keybukdefault-network-services is the "discuss what policy we should have wrt open ports, etc."05:20
dholbachKeybuk: I'd prefer it, if somebody else who'd know more about network stuff and about integration with the network bits in Ubuntu took care of it.05:20
Keybukand there's a few deps of that05:21
Keybukthe spec for d-n-s should be an informational policy05:21
Keybukwhereas the spec for n-i-s should be how we plan to exploit the new policy05:21
Keybukif that makes sense05:22
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Keybukone is a dep of the other, so the scheduler will ensure they happen in the right order (in theory, the second may never have a discussion bof and go straight to drafting)05:22
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tfheendholbach: about 65870 ; I don't think this is RC in either of the themes.05:23
dholbachtfheen: hum... it crashes xubuntu05:23
tfheendholbach: then fix the crash there, if it's not very hard?05:23
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janimotfheen: I do not know how hard it is. But that icon them file is not in standard format05:24
ografixing the xfce thme handling will surely be more intrusive05:24
dholbachtfheen: I agree with janimo there.... while it's preferrable to have xfce fixed and it should be investigated and forwarded, this is something which should have been done anyway05:25
tfheendholbach: I'm not saying it's not a bug, I'm merely saying it's not RC for those package.05:25
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janimotfheen: right, it's not RC for those specific packages, just affects others :)05:28
dholbachSo that's the distinction "it's RC" vs. "the implication of this little bug gives another distro RC bugs"? :-)05:28
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dholbachBut alright, I uploaded the human-c-t fix, that's all I could do for my part.05:29
tfheendholbach: yes, and in some cases it can "bleed" over if the fix is really painful.  (Say if xfce-mcs-manager would have to be rewritten completely, I'd be more inclined than in the case here where I would guess a strdup("") is all that's called for.05:29
dholbachtfheen: right... it could be an easy fix. agreed.05:30
tfheenat this point, I want to not only have minimal changes, I want to not rebuild anything unless we have to.  Bugs have cropped up in the past because some seemingly insignificant piece changed in a subtle way.05:31
tfheenso from the POV of ubuntu, kubuntu and edubuntu, it makes more sense to implement the fix in xubuntu.05:31
mdzsfllaw: good morning05:31
mdzsfllaw: do you have those test cases prepared?05:32
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pirastinfinity, any news on the bootstrap of fpc?05:36
rideoutthe network-manager update that just went out causes knetworkmanger to bomb on me constantly05:47
Keybuk*sigh*05:47
doko_tfheen: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/python-setuptools.debdiff05:47
tfheenrideout: which network card do you have?05:47
tfheenrideout: or rather, which driver do you use?05:47
tfheendoko_: which problem does it fix?05:48
rideoutipw394505:48
doko_tfheen: running easy_install without having python2.5 installed05:49
tfheenrideout: the network-manager update only changed behaviour for people using ndiswrapper, so I doubt your claim.05:50
tfheendoko_: oh, ok, approved.05:50
Keybuktfheen: no it didn't05:50
tfheenKeybuk: oh?05:50
Keybukthe guy snuck in another change into the patch05:51
Keybuk(at least the one I read)05:51
Keybukwhich is why I rejected it05:51
Keybukno idea why it suddenly got applied and uploaded05:51
tfheenKeybuk: there was no other change in it, but a patch applied on top had to be adjusted.05:51
rideouttfheen: well, i'll do some more testing...05:52
tfheenKeybuk: http://err.no/patches/network_manager_remove_ndiswrapper_specialcase.diff is the patch.05:52
tfheenor, interdiff05:52
Keybukok, that's somewhat cleaner than the one I read05:53
tfheenit's semantically equivalent.  The other guy just fumbled a bit with dpatch.05:53
Keybukwasn't wpasupplicant updated as well?05:53
Tonio_fabbione: just fixed kdebindings (and update to 3.5.5)05:55
Tonio_mdz: as that is part of kde 3.5.5, I assume it doesn't need uvf exception request for upload does it ?05:55
doko_dholbach: please approve python-4suite to add replaces fixing an upgrade error05:56
dholbachdoko_: sure05:56
tfheenKeybuk: I didn't do that, at least, and it works fine with unencrypted networks.05:56
rideouttfheen: wpa_supplicant is actually the problem some TKIP error, but it was working 20 minutes ago ... i'll dig deeper05:58
Keybukrideout: try a clean reboot05:58
tfheenanyway, I'm afk for a few hours.  Roleplaying session.06:00
mdzTonio_: that exception was granted some time ago and I understood that 3.5.5 was already in06:01
mdzTonio_: it's too late to be pushing new upstreams at this point unless they're incredibly minimal06:01
Tonio_mdz: no it isn't since the package failed to build06:01
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Tonio_mdz: well the problem is that the current package now ftbfs too, due to libgcj7-dev update......06:02
Tonio_mdz: isn't that problematic enough to update ?06:02
mdzTonio_: if it fails to build, that should be fixed directly, not by bringing in a new upstream06:02
Tonio_mdz: bah I can fix the current package too, the fix is the same06:03
Tonio_mdz: I just updated because kde 3.5.5 was approved06:03
Tonio_mdz: so I can fix and upload the current package then...06:03
mdzTonio_: that was before the freeze06:03
Tonio_mdz: okay, let's fix the current package then06:04
mdzthanks06:04
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Tonio_dholbach: I'll probably upload kdebindings (universe) in a moment, corrects the ftbfs issue, can you aprove ?06:08
dholbachTonio_: No sorry - I'm not allowed to. That's the realm of tfheen, mdz, infinity and Kamion.06:09
dholbachoh06:09
dholbachthat'S universe?06:09
Tonio_yup06:09
Tonio_;)06:09
infinityNo, it's in main.06:09
dholbachwhat I thought06:09
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infinityTonio_: Show mdz the diff (I'd say "show me", but I'm in no state to make sound technical decisions)06:10
infinityI'm sane enough to know which component it's in, though. :P06:10
Tonio_tonio@kubuntu:/usr/lib$ apt-cache show kdebindings-java | grep Filename06:10
Tonio_Filename: pool/universe/k/kdebindings/kdebindings-java_3.5.4-0ubuntu1_all.deb06:10
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Tonio_looks in universe for me06:10
infinityTonio_: The source is in main, that one package is in universe.06:10
dholbachapt-cache showsrc kdebindings06:10
Tonio_infinity: ah ok sorry, gimme a moment to do the debdiff06:11
Tonio_dholbach: yeah thanks I didn't though about the source package indeed06:11
Tonio_infinity: http://paste.tonio.homelinux.org/30 the debdiff06:13
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keescookKeybuk: do have a moment to pull a sync?  dirvish is currently half-broken in edgy: bug 6627306:14
UbugtuMalone bug 66273 in dirvish "sync request" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6627306:14
Tonio_infinity: I'm just testing the fix on the current package and if it builds correctly and you are okay I'll upload06:15
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Keybukkeescook: done06:19
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zulhow do you get a spec on the agenda for uds?06:24
fabbionezul: it's written in the email from mdz to ubuntu-devel-announce06:26
fabbionezul: somebody will review and approve them IIRC06:26
zulfabbione: ok thanks06:27
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geserfabbione: any news on the outdated Contents files on archive.u.c for edgy?06:32
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fabbionegeser: no, you can ask in #launchpad 06:33
fabbionegeser: malcc or SteveA or kiko06:33
geserwill do06:34
Riddellseb128: I've just done a new install and fonts in gtk apps running under kde look fine06:34
Riddellseb128: he seems to have commented that it's fixed for him06:34
infinityTonio_: As I said, please ask mdz for review/approval, I'm not all here.06:36
infinity(and going to bed now)06:36
ogradoes ff take ~30sec for anyone else to open a url you clicked on in IRC or other external apps ?06:40
ogra(i.e. evolution)06:40
ograit seems to take ages here to open a new tab if i click anything06:41
ivoksno06:41
Tonio_infinity: ah sorry, I'll ask mdz then06:42
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Tonio_mdz: http://paste.tonio.homelinux.org/30 is that okay for upload according to you ?06:44
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agutierrhello all: I have a serious problem. Someone knows if its possible to convert the yp/nis passwd.byname file to a passwd file ?06:45
ograagutierr, please ask in #ubuntu, this is not a support channel06:46
agutierrthanks ogra 06:46
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wasabiajmitch: You going to bring up anything about network auth at UMV?06:48
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mdzTonio_: what is the effect of that change?06:48
mdzsfllaw: did you see my earlier messages?06:48
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mdzTonio_: why is that patch no longer necessary?06:49
Tonio_mdz: builds correctly, the patch removed caused ftbfs due to libgcj7-dev change06:49
mdzTonio_: what that patch seems to do is replace some find commands with hardcoded defaults06:49
mdzTonio_: why does that cause it to fail to build and how does removing the patch fix it?06:49
Tonio_in fact libgcj.so is no longuer in /usr/lib in latest  libgcj7-dev 06:50
Tonio_mdz: then configure fails, but works correctly without that patch06:50
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sfllawmdz: Ah yes.  Testing/Current is uptodate.06:50
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Tonio_mdz: the point is that patch simplifies the configure commands, true, but the point is that libgcj.so path as changed06:53
mdzsfllaw: you, cr3, pitti and fabbione seem to have an excessive number of test cases06:53
Tonio_mdz: /usr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.1.2/libgij.so in currently i386 package , that's why it is necesarry to go back to the find commands06:53
seb128Riddell: ok, thank you for testing and confirming it works fine on a fresh install :)06:54
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sfllawmdz: cr3 actually has to do these test cases for certification.  :(06:54
Tonio_mdz: previous libgcj7-dev created a symlink in /usr/lib which has been removed06:54
mdzsfllaw: it will take him all day though06:54
sfllawmdz: So I'm helping him out with those as a side-effect.06:55
sfllawWe have a lot of computers, so parallel processing is the plan.06:55
pittimdz: I'm fine with doing two architectures, that doesn't slow me down; it would just not hurt to split one arch between two people06:55
sfllawI'm going to hop out and buy a few more CD-RW.06:55
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cr3pitti: I can do i386 and amd64, maybe some powerpc if only I had more time (not likely to happen)06:55
sfllawpitti: Is that too much?  We don't seem to have a lot of developers with  PPC machines any more.06:56
cr3I'm also working on sparc actually, so scratch powerpc, I definatly won't have time for that06:56
pitticr3: I'm fine with doing the powerpc range06:56
cr3pitti: cheers06:56
pittiI can easily test them while working on my amd64 desktop06:56
pittisfllaw: it just takes a while, my ibook is painfully slow06:56
sfllawpitti: Understood.06:56
pittiI ordered some more RAM today, that should help a little06:57
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sfllawpitti: Sadly, our Pegasus box in the lab doesn't boot off of CDs.06:57
sfllawAnd the lab bandwidth is terrible.06:57
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cr3by the way, ubuntu 6.10 desktop for i386 built on 20061016 didn't install on two machines. I'm currently updating my iso to 20061017, but is that worth reporting while waiting for the download?06:58
RiddellKamion: why the rebuild?06:58
sfllawcr3: It never hurts to mark down additional information.  Just make sure -fail is in lowercase.06:58
KamionRiddell: new d-i06:58
Kamionfixes a couple of targetted bugs06:59
Kamioncr3: it always helps if you give more information than "didn't install" when reporting things like that here06:59
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Kamionwe cannot possibly tell you if it's worth reporting otherwise06:59
keescooktfheen: is aolserver4 sitting in the queue somewhere?  dholbach said it was okay to upload yesterday (along with ettercap that looks to have gone through)07:01
cr3Kamion: oh, I thought the problem might've been known to others in here, so that's why I was so brief. since nobody seems to have encountered such severe installation problems with 20061016, I should definately report it. thanks.07:01
Kamioncr3: you say that as if there is only one possible mode of installation failure!07:01
Kamion"the problem"07:01
sfllaw:)07:01
Kamionit could be ANYTHING07:02
sfllawAliens from outer space have abducted my installer!07:02
sfllawHelp!!!07:02
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Kamionmy wife says that happened to her with Win95, but sadly they gave it back07:03
Tonio_mdz: need more infos or is it clear concerning the patch removal ?07:03
Kamioncr3: seriously, plain "didn't install" always raises my blood pressure, so please just don't say that :-)07:04
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cr3Kamion: I tend to be more brief on irc so I'll just report bugs in malone and copy/paste in Testing/Current. thanks for the tip.07:06
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Kamionsfllaw: for that hang in installer package selection, you didn't accidentally press alt-tab, did you?07:08
KamionI was just told about a bug today where cdebconf hangs if you press alt-tab07:09
Kamion(during a progress bar)07:09
KamionI assume it's some crazy code in newt07:09
elmoargh, something broke C-s in emacs07:09
elmoso much hate07:09
sfllawKamion: I don't think I did.07:09
ograwho cares about emacs anyway 07:09
sfllawI can be careful not to.07:09
ogrause openoffice07:10
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fabbionemdz: sorry about what?07:14
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mdz_Tonio_: how out of date is kdebindings?07:16
Keybuktfheen: new amd64 usplash utterly screws VT 107:16
Keybukat least you can't flip back to it again07:17
mdz_Tonio_: did the current version originally fail to build, ro did it only start to fail to build due to the other changes?07:17
fabbionemdz: sorry .. too many test cases for what?07:17
mdzTonio_: if the current binaries are up to date and it's just an ftbfs due to the gcj changes, then please go ahead07:18
mdzfabbione: too many to complete in a reasonable amount of time07:18
Tonio_mdz: the current version started to fail building when libgcj7-dev was updated, but it has been built and we have binary packages in the repos07:18
Tonio_mdz: okay I'm uploading, thanks07:18
fabbionemdz: you mean install tests? or something else? i didn't even get to the test matrix yet. T2000 is still busy rebuildin07:19
mdzfabbione: I mean installation tests, yes07:20
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fabbionemdz: ok.. let me check the matrix07:21
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pittifabbione: don't forget the blue pill :)07:22
fabbionemdz: clearly who did the matrix doesn't know that there are no desktop CD for sparc and that we don't support full desktop07:22
fabbionemdz: no big deal.. i am going to clean it up07:22
fabbionesame for kubuntu07:22
fabbionewe only support server sparc07:22
sfllawfabbione: Ah.07:23
sfllawSorry about that.07:23
sfllawfabbione: Do you want me to fix it?07:23
fabbionesfllaw: do you want to clean up or should I?07:23
sfllawI'll do it.07:23
mvotfheen: would it be possible to upload another dist-upgrader version? http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/dist-upgrader_20061017.1916_all.diff <- it fixes one crash for strange dpkg error output and ensures proper upgrading for bzr/tomboy/xserver-xorg-input07:23
fabbionesfllaw: there is no check cd for sparc either07:23
fabbioneor DVD's07:23
Tonio_mdz: uploaded thanks07:23
sfllawHow do you know if the CD's broken then?07:24
sfllawAnd is there a DVD version?07:24
fabbionesfllaw: when that thing was implemented nobody did it for silo.. so there is no way to execute it AFAIK07:24
sfllawOh.07:24
fabbionesfllaw: nope.. no DVD's07:24
Kamionnobody told me about that07:24
sfllawIs there also a Netboot for sparc?07:24
fabbionesfllaw: yes.. netboot is VITAL for sparc07:24
fabbioneit needs more testing than Cd's07:24
sfllawOK.  So Netboot + Server CD is all it has.07:25
Kamionfabbione: er, did you ever try booting the sparc server CD with 'check'?07:25
fabbioneKamion: i don't blame anybody.. i didn't know about it and when i figured it was too late (like 20 seconds ago)07:25
Kamion# Media integrity check07:25
Kamionimage[sun4u] =/boot/sparc6407:25
Kamion  label=check07:25
Kamion  append="MENU=/bin/cdrom-checker-menu --"07:25
Kamion^-- in debian-cd/data/edgy/sparc/silo.conf07:25
sfllawfabbione: So is ther Kubuntu support?07:25
fabbioneKamion: last i checked it was not there..07:25
fabbioneKamion: EVEN BETTER!07:25
Kamionthat's been there so long I don't remember adding it07:25
fabbioneEVERYBODY HUG KAMION *NOW*!07:26
=== sfllaw hugs Kamion.
=== fabbione hugs Kamion
Kamionno, don't :)07:26
=== ogra hugs Kamion
Riddellsfllaw: no,there's not07:26
dholbachsfllaw: I can't do the ppc tests - i have an *ancient* machine07:26
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fabbioneKamion: usually silo does tab complation and it didn't show up for beta.. tho ..well i am happy :)07:26
pittihugs, too07:26
sfllawdholbach: Can you remove your PPC machine from StaffHardware thaen?07:27
fabbionesfllaw: anyway the amount of tests are really not balanced07:27
dholbachsfllaw: I can do one or another alternate/server install, but not so many07:27
fabbionesfllaw: across the team..07:27
Kamionfabbione: not saying it's necessarily correct07:27
KamionI added it on 2006-01-0407:27
fabbioneKamion: i will test it tomorrow or so07:27
mdzmjg59: how do we unintrusively fix bug 60442?07:27
UbugtuMalone bug 60442 in gnome-power "Dual / Two Batteries, shutdown on empty expansion battery. (GPM does not recognises second battery on hotplug)" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6044207:27
fabbioneKamion: i am sure these CDs are not 100% gold yet ;)07:27
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sfllawdholbach: Hardware on ppc was rough.07:27
mdzmjg59: given that gpm doesn't seem to understand properly about multiple batteries at all, adding that functionality isn't feasible07:28
sfllawPeople have machines that are old, have no hard disks, broken, etc.07:28
sfllaw:(07:28
dholbachsfllaw: it already says "very aged G4" :)07:28
mdzmjg59: what did it do in dapper?07:28
fabbionesfllaw: there are people with gazillions of tests and people with none07:28
Kamionhmm, I never updated gfxboot-theme-ubuntu at the non-langpack translation deadline07:28
dholbachsfllaw: as I said: I'm happy to do one or another install (hoping that the memory for it will arrive soon), but not all of them07:28
sfllawdholbach: It didn't say "Apple Quadra 700".07:28
Kamionmdz: how would you feel about me doing a quick update from Rosetta there? should be pretty safe and just requires CD rebuilds07:29
sfllawfabbione: Who are the people with none?  I tried to fill up everyone from the Devel team.07:29
Kamion(which I bet are going to happen anyway ...)07:29
sfllawObviously, I can't steal people from kiko.  :)07:29
mdzKamion: ok with me07:29
Kamionthanks. the last translation update was 5 September07:29
fabbionesfllaw: BenC? seb128 (and not 123!)...07:29
Kamionand predates the rename of "Install a server" to "Install a command-line system"07:30
BenCfabbione: Yo07:30
fabbioneBenC: never mind.. i was just reminding sfllaw that you exist07:30
ogra<- dinner/breakfast/lunch, however you wanna call it ... bbl07:30
fabbionesfllaw: Kamion is missing from the list.. like our test GOD!07:31
Kamiondear god, gfxboot-theme-ubuntu has a fledgling Klingon translation now07:31
dholbachseb123 - LOL07:31
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sfllawfabbione: Oh, transcription errors.07:31
TreenaksKamion: almost 'enterprise-ready' then07:31
sfllawI had them written out on a piece of paper.07:31
KamionTreenaks: *groan*07:31
TreenaksKamion: ;)07:31
Kamionsfllaw: how quaint07:31
elmoremember kids, every time you use a winky smiley, jono kills a kitten07:32
sfllaw;)07:32
sfllaw;)07:32
Treenakselmo: ooh! ;) ;) ;) ;)07:32
fabbionesfllaw: also.. did you send out a mail for global testing?07:32
sfllaw;) ;) ;) ;)07:32
Keybuk;)07:32
fabbioneehhehe07:32
bhaleif he kills them with a guitar, sign me up07:32
Treenakselmo: he has to eat _something_07:32
sivangelmo: ahah, true07:32
sfllawfabbione: I have a draft.07:32
sivangI lost my online emotions for a while after reading his blog post07:32
sivangactually it was nice feeling so cool and emotionless for a while, but then people are winking at you...wont'ya wink them back? 07:33
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mdzmjg59: we don't have any laptops with two batteries around, so if you feel this bug is this important, I'll need your help to do anything about it07:33
sivangbhale: you play ?07:33
sfllawKamion: Do we know when those "out of date, do not test yet" images will be up to date?07:33
bhalesivang: barely, these days07:33
sfllawKamion: Or should we get users thrown at the Alternates first?07:33
mjg59mdz: Right07:34
sivangbhale: you should practice or your wrist will stiffen07:35
sivangbhale: I do wrist practice to not let it go bad although I have played a note since ages07:35
_ionYay, artists.07:36
sivangs/have/haven\'t/07:36
_ionWhy escape the '?07:37
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mdzmjg59: I looked at the code a bit and I don't see why it would behave differently in dapper07:37
mjg59mdz: I have no rational explanation, merely the observation that it doesn't happen in dapper07:37
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Treenaks_ion: for the people with strict parsing auto-replacing irc clients ;)07:39
seb128fabbione: thank you for reminding people to give me extra work :p07:39
fabbioneseb128: no.. for you was just a mispell :)07:39
fabbioneseb128: or do you feel downgraded to sev123 ?07:39
seb128hehe07:39
seb128no, I just didn't feel concerned since I don't know that seb12307:39
fabbionesfllaw: note that also BenC has sparc...07:39
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dholbachseb128: we all know how much you like your name mispellt07:39
mdke_Kamion: no, that's not built/shipped by default - it's just in our svn tree. We can exclude it from the source package if that helps07:40
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dholbach:-)07:40
seb128anyway downloading DVD will take some time for me07:40
seb128I've just CD images handy atm07:40
seb128and my dsl is not that fast07:40
mdke_Kamion: (I hope it's not out of date though)07:40
sfllawseb128: rsync?07:42
seb128sfllaw: rsync works fine when you have a base :)07:42
sfllawStart downloading now!07:42
sfllaw:)07:42
seb128will do07:42
seb128it's just going to take 1 day07:42
sfllawYeah.07:42
sfllawThe Montreal office's connexion is not much better.07:43
fabbioneseb128: cat alternate.iso > dvd.iso07:43
sfllawIt takes us a day to get the DVD as well.07:43
fabbioneseaLne: cat live.iso >> dvd.iso07:43
fabbionersync07:43
fabbioneseb128: ^^07:43
fabbioneor was the other way around?07:43
seb128fabbione: right, should give a start :)07:43
sfllawThe live portion comes after?07:43
fabbioneiirc it comes first07:43
sfllawYeah.07:43
sfllawThat makes more sense.07:43
sfllawcat live.iso alternate.iso > dvd.iso07:43
sfllawYou know, because it concatenates?07:43
fabbioneKamion: does live comes first on dvd?07:43
fabbionesfllaw: yeah.. i am old lazy schoo07:44
fabbionel07:44
sfllawfabbione: Your cat didn't concat files?!?07:45
fabbionesfllaw: it probably did.. but i was learning pipes and concats at the time and you know.. once you learn one way you keep it that way07:45
dholbachsfllaw: I'm happy to do some amd64 installs instead and some server installs or something easy on ppc07:46
sfllawdholbach: I've got you down for desktop Edubuntu PPC installs.07:47
sfllawThe check CD and live session tasks are easy.07:47
dholbachI noticed, that's why I said it :)07:47
dholbachI know07:47
sfllawIs that still too much?07:47
dholbachbut not on a VERY AGED G4 :)07:47
sfllawAh.07:47
sfllawI still work on a PII, you know.07:47
dholbachI don't mind test-installing07:47
dholbachthe problem is that I didn't get the memory for it yet - I hope it'll be there tomorrow, but I can't promise07:48
sfllawIf you go down from three installs to two, is that good enough?07:48
sfllawOh.07:48
sfllawI get it.07:48
dholbachI'm happy to do other installs07:48
dholbachno problem07:48
sfllawI'm slow today.07:48
sfllawSomeone gave me the cold.07:48
fabbionesfllaw: you are really tempting me..07:49
dholbachfabbione: tempting how?07:49
fabbioneto say s/ today//07:49
sfllaw:)07:50
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dholbachsfllaw: Ok, rsyncing.07:55
Luremdz: which bug with dual battery?07:57
Luremdz: I got it in backlog - bug 60442 - I can try this as I have looked g-p-m code when implementing kde-powermanager multibattery08:00
UbugtuMalone bug 60442 in gnome-power "Dual / Two Batteries, shutdown on empty expansion battery. (GPM does not recognises second battery on hotplug)" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6044208:00
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mdzLure: any help you can provide would be appreciated08:02
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Luremdz: the problem is that multi-battery support in g-p-m is limted to presenting remaining time properly, while low/critical is done on battery events - which means that every battery getting to critical state will cause problems08:10
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Luremdz: it will work somehow only on laptop that discharge both batteries at the same time (not that many) and if batteries are of similar capacity :-(08:11
bhaleI admit it is annoying to get a notification when my first battery runs out, but i doubt that is a huge install base08:15
mjg59bhale: The default behaviour is then to hibernate08:15
bhaleoh, I've surely changed that first thing08:15
Luremdz: quick (dirty) fix could be to use remaing from cache instead of from single battery (this is what we do in kde-powermanager)08:15
mdzLure: why was it better in dapper and how can we revert to it?08:15
Luremdz: I do not know (not gnome person), but I suspect that g-p-m did not use events to trigger critical action08:16
mdzthe code was there, maybe it was somehow broken08:16
mdzin which case we should simply disable it in edgy to avoid this regression08:16
mdzwe could just default to doing nothing on a critical event, and let the user change it if they like08:17
Luremdz: it may have used battery property change event instead and just reclaculated levels at that time08:17
Luremdz: we could hack a quick solution, but I am not sure if it is the right time to include it so late08:17
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Luremjg59: are you looking at the g-p-m code?08:19
mjg59Yes08:20
Luremjg59: if we would pass gpm_manager_get_warning_type() status from cache (which is cumulative for all primary batteries), then warning level would be properly calculated08:21
mjg59Lure: I agree08:21
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Luremjg59: I am just not sure how big surgery would this be08:22
mjg59Lure: Well, it needs to be slightly more complicated than that.08:22
mjg59Lure: Since otherwise you'll never get low reporting for bluetooth devices08:22
Luremjg59: no, because there are different callbacks for different types08:23
mjg59Lure: Oh, sorry, I see what you mean08:23
Luremjg59: we would just pull type_status in battery_status_changed_primary() 08:23
Luremjg59: see battery_kind_cache_update() for cache version 08:24
Luremjg59: I know that part as I used this as refernce for all pecularities when implementing kde-pm08:25
mjg59Lure: Right. I agree.08:26
mjg59battery_status_changed_primary should look at the battery_status entry of the cache, not the status provided by the individual battery08:27
Luremjg59: we would need to call battery_kind_cache_find (power, PRIMARY) to get entry and then pass entry->battery_status to gpm_manager_get_warning_type() 08:27
Lureexactly08:27
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mjg59Lure: That sounds like a demonstrably correct and non-invasive change08:28
Luremjg59: it is correct, not sure if it is the thing the author of g-p-m would do though ;-)08:28
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mjg59Lure: It's the minimal invasive change and we don't have time to do anything else :)08:28
Luremjg59: and true, it is not as dirty as I though initially08:29
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Luremjg59: I can try building something, but it will be the fisrt gnome build for me ;-)08:30
Luremjg59: I can test on my dual-battery hp nw8240 (as I have still test gnome install used to check how ubuntu does laptop support)08:31
mjg59Lure: Cool08:32
mjg59Lure: Oh, wait. Do we want to update the cache before doing the cache_find?08:32
Luremjg59: I suspect it is already up-to-date as it gets updated on battery propertly change event08:33
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mjg59And that happens before the manager update?08:33
LureI suspect this is before critical/low warning event08:33
Lurebut would need to test08:33
mjg59Ok08:33
mjg59It's an extra line in the worst case08:33
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mjg59Lure: Every reference to battery_status needs to be changed to type_status in the rest of battery_status_changed_primary08:34
mjg59But not the ones before the warning state is grabbed08:35
Luremjg59: not sure regarding before ones though08:36
Luremjg59: if one of two is charging, then we should reset warning to NONE, no?08:37
Luremjg59: my HP charge first the built-in, then external and sure any one charging means that we are on AC08:37
Luremjg59: so no warnings should be issued08:38
Luremjg59: only not sure about fully charged -> do we want one for each battery or only one notify when both are charged (this is what kde-pm does)08:39
mjg59Lure: Ah, I see what you mean08:40
mjg59Yeah, ok, that makes sense08:40
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cbx33hmm.....firefox is refusing to start in edgy....08:40
cbx33I installed from the 16 build08:40
cbx33copied my home dir from nmy old dapper08:40
cbx33it said it was checking the plugins/extensions....08:41
cbx33that took forever, and to my knowledge I didn't have many/any installed08:41
cbx33now it just hangs08:41
cbx33no gui no nothing08:41
cbx33the process is there08:41
cbx33strace yeilds lots of futex and gettimeofday08:41
mjg59Lure: Of course, there's the problem that gpm-manager can't call battery_kind_cache_find directly...08:42
Luremjg59: why not?08:42
Lurestatic?08:42
mjg59Oh, yeah08:42
Luremjg59: what about gpm_power_get_battery_status() - this is called from gpm-manager.c08:43
mjg59Lure: Just make them non-static08:43
mjg59Oh, wait, yeah. That might be cleaner.08:44
mjg59Yeah, go with that.08:44
mjg59It looks perfect.08:44
Luremjg59: it looks like this is external wrapper for cahce_fine08:44
mjg59Yup08:45
Lurecache_find too08:45
Luremjg59: but this is already done in power_battery_status_changed_cb() :-(08:45
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mjg59Wurgh.08:46
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mjg59Lure: Yes, that looks awkwardly like it should work08:49
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Luremjg59: something else confuses gpm_manager_get_warning_type() 08:50
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mjg59No, here is fine08:51
mjg59I can't see how get_warning_type could be doing anything wrong08:52
mjg59Which leaves me wondering about the contents of the cache08:52
Luremjg59: use_time might be tricky if cache value is bad - see comment in line 280808:53
mjg59Which file?08:55
Luregpm-manager.c08:55
Luremjg59: search for GPM_PREF_USE_TIME_POLICY08:55
mjg59Ah, yeah08:55
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mjg59The cache calculations may be wrong when one battery empties?08:56
mjg59Lure: I think we're going to have to do this the hard way, add some debugging and then see what actually happens when the changeover occurs08:57
Luremjg59: not sure how (I am using similar for kde-pm and works for me08:57
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Luremjg59: only questionable code in cache is for me use of percentage_charge before being set in the check in lgpm-power.c:97309:00
Luremjg59: percentage_charge is set later :-(09:01
mjg59Lure: I can't see why that would result in bad things, though09:03
Luremjg59: and this might be exactly the case: one battery just empty (so disharging is false), the other still not reporting it is discharging 09:03
mjg59Ah09:03
mjg59Yeah09:04
mjg59Ok. It's probably worth fixing that, then09:04
Luremjg59: but then, the percentage check is not needed09:04
mjg59Yes09:04
mjg59Right now, it looks like it'll never go through that block09:05
Luremjg59: it will sure not get in09:05
mjg59So you think in this case we'd end up with type_battery not reporting either state?09:06
Luremjg59: and I have seen both charging/discharging being false on my machine when fully charged09:06
Luremjg59: never monitored hal events when switching from travel to built-in though09:07
Luremjg59: do you have contacts with upstream author?09:07
mjg59Yeah09:08
mjg59Lure: Would you mind commenting in the upstreaem bug?09:08
Luremjg59: upstream bug?09:08
mjg59Linked to from the one in Launchpad09:08
Luremjg59: I see - I can add some points there...09:08
mjg59Thanks!09:09
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Lure;-)09:09
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mvomdz:  would it be possible to upload another dist-upgrader version? http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/dist-upgrader_20061017.1916_all.diff <- it fixes one crash for strange dpkg error output and ensures proper upgrading for bzr/tomboy/xserver-xorg-input (I asked tfheen earlier, but he is currently away apparently)09:15
sladenLure: is that the multiple batteries?  I think there might be two problems (a) g-p-m not coping with multiple batteries.  (b) Us not handling hotplug events and fixing out how to get ACPI to 're-probe' for new batteries---I'm not entirely sure how to do the latter09:16
keescookpermission (and sponsorship) for a main upload?  fixes bug 65763.  debdiff/changes: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kees/edgy-fixes/09:16
UbugtuMalone bug 65763 in xorg "X configuration fails with NFS root (simple fix)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6576309:16
Luresladen: g-p-m has code for multi battery, but probably buggy in some special case09:16
mjg59sladen: No, the kernel deals with battery hotplug fine09:16
Luremjg59: it does (at least here)09:17
Luremjg59: not sure how g-p-m handles it though09:17
Luresladen: bug is not linked just with plug/unplug battery, but also when both are loaded and first gets empty09:18
sladenmjg59: I thought I saw that it only copes with battery hotplug /if/ /booted/ with both batteries inserted09:18
mjg59sladen: No09:18
mjg59Batteries are fine09:18
sladenokay.  I don't have a Ultrabay battery to test09:19
mjg59There's two types of evaluation with batteries09:19
mjg59Whether the battery object is present, and whether there's actually a battery present09:19
keescookmdz: since tfheen is out, can I ping you for upload permission?  (see above for bug and url)09:19
mjg59The battery object is always present, so the kernel has no problem09:19
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UbugtuMalone bug 63123 in acpi-support "battery info does not change after hibernate (HP nw8240)" [Undecided,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6312309:20
Luresladen: ^^ this is probably kernel bug09:20
Luresladen: but not relatated ;-)09:20
mjg59Who is townsonu2003?09:21
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mjg59towsonu2003, rather09:21
sladenmjg59: so BAT1 is present in the DSDT, but not populated?09:22
mjg59sladen: It's present and the _STA method evaluates to true09:22
Burgworkmjg59:  I have seen him in -marketing once or twice09:22
mjg59Because he keeps reassigning random bugs to acpi-support09:22
mjg59And I'd quite like him to stop09:23
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Burgworkmjg59: I have his email, you want to email him09:24
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mdzmvo: eating09:27
mdzmvo: will have a look though09:27
mdzkeescook: yes09:27
mdzkeescook: looks ok09:28
keescookmdz: great, thanks.09:28
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mvomdz: no rush, thanks09:29
mdzmvo: ok to upload09:29
mvothanks mdz!09:31
keescookmvo: have a second to sign my upload?  :)09:31
mvokeescook: please /msg me details09:32
bluefoxicybah there is no #ubuntu-legal09:33
Luremjg59: added note to gnome #36158309:33
UbugtuGnome bug 361583 in gnome-power-manager "With Two Batteries, Twice as many Notification Bubbles" [Minor,New]  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36158309:33
Burgworkbluefoxicy: what is the issue?09:37
bluefoxicyBurgwork:  I'm confused about the MIT license is all, it seems to require "the above copyright notice and this permission notice" to be in tact but the disclaimer is below that and not mentioned as needed in tact.09:38
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bluefoxicyBurgwork:  Copyright (c) 2006 SomePerson, with no disclaimer of no warranty, when a second hand redistributes?  That sounds like it could put the copyright holder at risk; but I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know.09:40
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mdzLure: is there hope?09:49
Luremdz: I will try to reproduce it (need to boot in gnome), if not I may build a test version to try for bug reporters - but it is still just theory... 09:51
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ajmitchmorning all09:56
sivanghey ajmitch 09:57
sfllawbluefoxicy: The best thing to do is to reproduce the entire copyright notice as well as the warranty disclaimer.09:58
bluefoxicysfllaw:  I'm the one writing the software ;)09:59
tfheenkeescook: aolserver4> universe; no idea.10:08
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keescooktfheen: should I re-upload it?10:09
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tfheenmvo: new dist-upgrader> looks ok.10:10
mvotfheen: thanks10:10
seb128are uploads still accepted? 10:11
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tfheenseb128: what is it that you want uploaded?10:21
seb128tfheen: dbus-glib to get a dbgsym, can probably wait after edgy though, I just noticed that there was no debug package when trying to get a debug bt for a crash bug 10:23
seb128those dbgsym are handy, I'm becoming lazy to build a debug package :)10:23
tfheenseb128: while useful; edgy+1?10:25
seb128tfheen: works for me10:26
pittiseb128: [nice to see them being useful] 10:26
seb128pitti: yeah, they rock10:26
seb128and apport rocks too, I really like the coredump attached10:26
seb128I can get debug backtraces without relying on the submitter10:26
tfheenkeescook: sorry for being slow getting back to you; a reupload shouldn't be needed.10:27
seb128and print variables from gdb, etc10:27
seb128pitti: you rock :)10:27
tfheenkeescook: I'll chase it up10:27
pittiseb128: and you!10:27
keescooktfheen: okay, no problem.  it's not high priority.  :)10:27
seb128pitti: thank *you* :)10:27
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desrtgoodday, buntus10:27
pittihey desrt 10:30
desrtpitti; got some flowers for your hair?10:30
pittidesrt: will bring some!10:30
mvocan someone approve my dist-upgrader upload please?10:31
pittidesrt: in fact, I'm looking for a nice hostel ATM10:31
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desrtpitti; not staying at the hotel?10:32
desrtor are you staying past the conference?10:32
pittidesrt: well, during the conference we will, of course, but not after it for some holidays10:33
desrtcool :)10:33
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pittihey rodarvus!10:33
desrt1 week is already a lot of time to miss.10:33
Kamionmdke_: it is out of date - I said that because I'd checked :)10:33
rodarvushi pitti :)10:33
mdke_Kamion: I downloaded it last week - shall I update it?10:33
Kamionfabbione: live coming first> no idea, check the extents with isoinfo. probably10:33
ajmitchpitti: what hotel are you at during the UDS week?10:34
seb128desrt: hi. Did you mail Claire about UDS?10:35
Kamionmdke_: as I say, it should be updated automatically on a regular basis10:35
Kamionthings that require human intervention will inevitably get out of date10:35
Kamion(I have another update pending)10:35
Kamionsfllaw: I'm rebuilding the livefses now, but I'm off to bed shortly10:36
desrtseb128; yes.  i did.10:36
mdke_Kamion: that would require a fair bit of work, and I don't have access to the server either. I'll update it shortly before Edgy goes out for the website10:36
seb128desrt: ok, just making sure :)10:36
Kamionsfllaw: alternates are close to RC now, so those are good to test10:36
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desrtseb128; i have yet to book my flight.  will do that tomorrow or later today10:37
seb128desrt: k10:37
Kamionsfllaw: either desktops will need to wait until tomorrow morning, or hassle somebody else in /people/ubuntu-cdimage to build them once the 'buildlive' processes running as cdimage@lithium (livefs builds) have finished10:37
Burgworkdesrt: is your hotel in SF?10:37
desrtBurgwork; pitti, i think you mea10:37
Kamionmvo: dist-upgrader accepted10:39
Kamionmdke_: ok, thanks. it is out of date at present10:40
mdke_Kamion: will add to todo list, when do you think the last upload will be before Edgy?10:45
sivangcan we still upload fixes to universe?10:46
tfheenmdke_: we're going to accept some select updates on Friday.  Unless we see serious regressions when RC is out or in those, that's the last uploads for edgy main.10:47
mdke_tfheen: sorry, I mean the last upload of installation-guide10:48
Kamionmdke_: tomorrow probably10:48
Kamiontfheen:   * en/appendix/preseed.xml, en/using-d-i/modules/lilo-installer.xml: Device10:49
mdke_Kamion: great.10:49
Kamion    name updates for no-more-devfs.10:49
Kamiontfheen: ^-- pending installation-guide changelog10:49
Kamiontfheen: I could upload it now, maybe10:49
mvothanks Kamion10:51
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Kamiontfheen: unapproved main: xorg/1:7.1.1ubuntu5 kdebindings/4:3.5.4-0ubuntu2 python-setuptools/0.6c3-1ubuntu4 xfdesktop4/4.3.99.1svn+r23428-0ubuntu2 human-cursors-theme/0.4-0ubuntu1 qt4-x11/4.2.0-1ubuntu5 python-central/0.5.6ubuntu210:52
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Kamiontfheen: infinity/mdz will have to handle the queue when they're around; I need to go now10:54
mdzI'm here10:55
mdzfor a bit10:55
KamionI've accepted my gfxboot-theme-ubuntu upload, since mdz approved it earlier (translation updates)10:56
Kamionotherwise, got to run10:56
Kamionmdz: see my comment about live CD builds above, once the buildlive processes are all gone10:57
mdzKamion: I can't stay long myself, need sleep10:57
mdzdidn't quite nail my $TZ change10:58
mdzbut I'll check before I go10:58
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mdzKamion: gfxboot-theme-ubuntu isn't needed for RC?10:58
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mdzI'm heading back to the hotel but will be back online from there to do desktop CD builds11:07
Luremjg59: booted gnome, but cannot get g-p-m icon in tray 11:08
Luremjg59: did change option as always show icon, but does not help - any idea11:08
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tfheenKamion: sorry, was afk11:21
tfheenKamion: what's the xorg diff?11:22
tfheenmdz: once you're around; what's the diff for xorg?11:23
tfheenmdz: python-setuptools and python-central are approved.11:23
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rem64hi all11:30
BHSPitLappyyo11:31
rem64is there someone here?11:31
keescooktfheen: is that the xorg upload with my name on it? mdz approved it for fixing bug 6576311:33
UbugtuMalone bug 65763 in xorg "X configuration fails with NFS root (simple fix)" [Undecided,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6576311:33
tfheenkeescook: ok, looks sane.  That is, if NFS is sane in any way.11:34
keescookhehe11:34
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sivangFeisty , then it is :)11:43
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tfheenmdz: 23:23 < tfheen> mdz: python-setuptools and python-central are approved.11:44
tfheenmdz: xorg seems approvable too.11:44
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mdztfheen: they're needed for RC?11:46
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tfheenmdz: python-central fixes two RC bugs, at least.  We can accept it after RC if you'd rather have us do that.11:47
tfheenpython-setuptools isn't needed for RC, but it allows the use of -setuptools without 2.511:48
mdztfheen: the python-central diff I saw looked non-trivial; how much review and testing has it seen?11:48
mdznew set of ubuntu/desktop CDs are now up11:49
mdzsfllaw: ^^11:49
tfheenmdz: doko and mvo worked together a fair bit on reproducing the errors and fixing them today.11:49
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mdztfheen: I've stared at it a bit more and I hope that it fixes more than it could break12:03
mdzaccepted that and xorg12:03
mdzbut I'm not convinced we should ditch the current candidate for these fixes; we will need all the time we can get to validate it12:04
mdzkubuntu and edubuntu desktop builds in progress now12:04
tfheenmdz: agreed.12:05
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ograonly desktop ?12:06
tfheenmdz: I have no idea about kdebindings, qt4-x11 and xfdesktop4 in the queue and I am reluctant to accept human-cursors-theme.12:06
mdzogra: yes12:06
mdzOct 17 21:36:58 <Kamion>        sfllaw: alternates are close to RC now, so those12:06
mdz are good to test12:06
mdztfheen: kdebindings is an ftbfs fix and it isn't out of date, so it's not urgent12:06
sfllawHurray!12:07
sfllawWill download now.12:07
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