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Kamionelmo: I mean the temporary removal trick, as you say12:08
Kamionedgy upload -> removed from edgy -> edgy upload with << version12:08
elmoif the upload was >> dapper, it would succeed, yeah12:09
Kamionso, speaking of ndiswrapper-utils as we were12:09
Kamion+ndiswrapper (1.5-1ubuntu1) dapper; urgency=low12:09
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Kamion+  * Resynchronise with Debian.  (Totally me!)12:09
Kamion+12:09
Kamion+ -- Scott James Remnant <scott@ubuntu.com>  Wed, 16 Nov 2005 23:39:48 +000012:09
Kamionthat means presumably that ndiswrapper 1.5-1 existed in Debian at some point12:09
Kamionndiswrapper-utils |      1.1-5 |      unstable | all12:09
Kamionelmo: fancy some archaeology? :)12:10
elmoKamion: no need, I remember this - dilinger did indeed do the temporary removal trick, but to my shame I allowed him to12:10
elmoit didn't affect a released distro though or even testing, only unstable, and only for a matter of days, IIRC12:10
o_ceeooh, finally f-spot got the new query stuff! maybe it will be useful after all12:11
Kamionah, but we were unlucky enough that it affected *our* released distro ...12:11
elmohe had some relatively convincing reasons, but I forget exactly what they were - something to do with sane transitions from stable12:11
elmoKamion: doh12:11
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elmooh my god, the conversation about why it was necessary is horrific12:15
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bettspHow do I compile a custom kernel in Edgy? KernelCustomBuild in the wiki seems out of date12:16
bettspI ask in dev, because it seems undocumented12:17
bettsp(i.e. no one outside of the kernel team actually knows the correct answer)12:17
Kamionthe only thing that seems liable to be out of date there is the precise list of flavours (686/k7 -> generic)12:18
bettspKarnion: For example, "debian/rules updateconfigs" throws a "No rule to make target" error12:19
elmoKamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~james/tmp/ndishell.txt, FWIW - I have no idea if that's interesting or relevant though12:20
elmo(do we have a madison port for soyuz yet?)12:20
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bettspThe build command also fails with "No rule to make target"12:20
Kamionelmo: no, just madison-lite installed on drescher12:20
Kamion'debian/rules build' is not allowed to fail; that's a policy-required target12:21
Kamionbettsp: silly question, but did you cd into the correct directory?12:22
Kamionupdateconfigs is there12:22
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bettspKamion: I assume I should be at /usr/src/linux-source-2.6.17, otherwise the paths would be off12:22
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bettspI got the source via apt-get install linux-source and un-tar'ing it. Was that correct?12:23
Kamionelmo: oh, dear god, that's extremely unfortunate12:24
Kamionelmo: that tells me why an epoch won't help, at any rate12:25
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bettspKamion: Where did you get your kernel tree from?12:27
KamionI was looking at the source package. hold on, I'm checking the linux-source .deb12:27
mdzKamion: will you drain the ndiswrapper swamp?12:28
mdz(post-RC)12:28
Kamionbettsp: in order to use the debian/rules stuff as documented, you need to either use git or 'apt-get source linux-source-2.6.17'; looks like the linux-source-2.6.17 binary package isn't actually enough12:31
KamionDAMN12:31
Kamionmdz: I'm not sure I'm up to this particular Herculean labour; still trying to get my head around it12:32
wasabiajmitch: Sorry. What's up with your focus on network-authentication? Anything? Going to make it to UMV?12:35
ajmitchwasabi: yes I'll be there if I can organise somewhere to stay12:36
Nafalloajmitch: google should have some serverhalls, no? ;-)12:37
ajmitchmmm, the sweet sound of servers to lull me to sleep12:37
Nafallo:-)12:37
johanbrAnd nothing beats the halon fire extinguishers as a wakeup alarm. 12:39
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mvo_ogra: still here? I got no edubuntu usplash artwork on the thin-client (amd64). known issue?01:02
Kamionthat's known, it was mentioned in the Edubuntu meeting earlier today01:02
mvo_Kamion: thanks!01:03
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Kamiongood, my cdebconf-keystep fix works, with some further tweaks01:18
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Kamionmdz: I'll try to confirm bug 66815 once I've done my last Ubuntu amd64 DVD test01:23
UbugtuMalone bug 66815 in kubuntu-default-settings "amd64 usplash boot broken" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6681501:23
mdzKamion: thanks01:23
ograhmm, missed mvo, seems he was also bitten by bug 6680801:24
UbugtuMalone bug 66808 in ltsp "first login on ltsp client fails due to missing gstreamer database" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6680801:24
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Kamionthere's a kubuntu-default-settings fix in the unapproved queue, so we don't need Riddell to be around01:25
Kamion(for this particular fix, anyway :-) )01:25
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mdzKamion: alternatively, we could rebuild just kubuntu/amd64 since it would need a second test anyway01:30
mdzKamion: we are able to do that now, yes?01:30
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Kamionsince the breezy era, yes01:31
Kamionwhat do you mean would need a second test anyway?01:31
Kamionbreezy> er, I think I mean dapper01:32
Kamionthe one after wherever we had the spec-sprint in the basement01:32
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mdzKamion: well, we can either test it to confirm his bug, or just apply the fix and test from there02:17
mdzthe only instance where we would forego the fix for RC would be if it works for most folks other than riddell02:18
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Kamionmdz: up to you; I'm a little over an hour away from being able to test02:27
Kamionbug 66785 should be fixed for final IMHO; targetted02:27
UbugtuMalone bug 66785 in yaboot-installer "yaboot failed to install on resizing partitions" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6678502:27
Kamioneasy fix02:27
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jdongwhy is ext3 trying to punish me for torrenting 35GB today? :)02:33
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whiprushwasabi_: hey should we make an umbrella topic for our stuff or do you want to wait until mountain view?02:44
Burgworkwhiprush: you talking about ldap stuff?02:44
Burgworkwhiprush: ogra and guy named stelis were also interested?02:45
Burgworks/?//02:45
whiprushwere they?02:45
Burgworkyou in #edubuntu ?02:45
whiprushno, joining02:45
ajmitchhey whiprush 02:46
whiprushhi ajmitch 02:46
bluefoxicykeybuk.. is not here, damnit.02:47
ajmitchwhiprush: start speccing now, rather than later02:47
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ajmitchsince they have to be approved for UDS discussion02:47
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Burgworkwhiprush: I plan to work on something tongiht, provided ldap gives me more love02:49
whiprushBurgwork: ajmitch: I'm up for a while, you guys want to just start a skeleton up now?02:49
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ajmitchI won't have a lot of time this afternoon, but I can give some input02:50
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Burgworkwhiprush: start working. I am busy with ldap at work02:51
whiprushheh02:51
whiprushok02:51
Burgworkwhiprush: it is the pain02:51
Burgworkconvinced my non-techy boss that NIS was a bad idea, mostly by lying through my teeth02:51
jdongout of curiousity, has anyone tried ext4 yet?02:51
whiprushBurgwork: not a lie, it is a bad idea.02:52
whiprushyou  just don't know why yet, heh02:52
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Burgworkwhiprush: they use it in our other office02:54
Burgworkwhiprush: one major piece: openldap or FDS?02:54
whiprushBurgwork: I'd be surprised if anyone doesn't choose FDS.02:54
Burgworkwhiprush: it needs some work02:54
whiprushyes02:54
whiprushBurgwork: doing it right vs. doing it right now is my opinion on that.02:55
ajmitchit needs a hell of a lot of work02:55
wasabi_whiprush: No, we should get started.02:56
Burgworkajmitch: one person, how many months?02:56
ajmitchmany02:56
wasabi_Whenever you + I + whomever is available on IRC.02:56
wasabi_(which is now for me actually)02:56
ajmitchI can't give a good estimate02:56
whiprushwhat do you guys think about moving to like, #ubuntu-ldap and getting a skeleton busted out tonite.02:56
wasabi_Totally02:57
whiprushNote: there's a huge "enterprise" thread on the forums with some good ideas.02:57
whiprushok, let's do it02:57
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jonh_wendellis there any chance gaim 2beta4 enter in edgy?03:07
ajmitchvery little chance03:08
ajmitchbasically none at this point, I'd say03:08
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bluefoxicyit's a Hobbsee03:28
Hobbseebluefoxicy: indeed.  *waves her long pointy stick of DOOM around*03:28
bluefoxicy..... you know, that draws far fewer comments to mind when a girl does it.03:29
Nafallo:-)03:29
bluefoxicyalthough if steve irwin did it it would be his long pointy stingray of doom03:30
Hobbseeheh03:31
StevenKBoo, hiss!03:31
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Kamionhmm, that's interesting, launchpad-integration seems to work fine on the Kubuntu desktop CD03:36
Kamionwonder how it manages that given the apparently non-GNOME-specific breakage earlier03:36
Kamionand given that the /proc/*/exe symlinks exhibit the same /filesystem.squashfs/* thing03:37
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whiprushtfheen: infinity: we've started https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-directory and #ubuntu-ldap for discussion on shaping up specs for MV.03:52
Kamionmdz: re simplify-oem-installation, I've been thinking about merging oem-config into ubiquity; they might not actually be the same application, but they should share more code and probably be built from the same source03:54
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Kamionmdz: this would make it pretty trivial to e.g. suck the pretty timezone selector into oem-config03:56
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Kamionpublisher running by hand04:03
LaserJockwhiprush: shesh, a whole channel just for ldap?04:08
whiprushLaserJock: people are pumped up to help, why not!04:09
ajmitchLaserJock: of course04:09
ajmitchLaserJock: 8 people there & we just created it04:10
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LaserJockwell, in the Edubuntu meeting this morning at least 3 people said they were working on ldap specs :-)04:11
ajmitchyes, which is what we have to clean up04:12
ajmitch& I've heard of 3 different people wanting to fight with FDS packaging04:12
LaserJockwell, you guys can have it :-)04:14
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sfllawKamion: Is auto-resize not an option for ubiquity?04:52
Kamionsfllaw: it is04:53
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sfllawKamion: Strange, I'm not offered it.04:53
Kamionsfllaw: auto-resize cannot always be offered. If you put /var/log/partman somewhere I can see it, I can tell you why it's not being offered in this case.04:53
Kamionsfllaw: the PC partition table sucks, so I just can't always do it04:53
Kamion(seriously, the restrictions are insane)04:53
sfllawIs there any configuration where I can guarantee this?04:54
sfllawAlso, not showing it at all is a pretty bad UI.04:54
KamionI disagree04:54
sfllawBecause there will be installation instructions out there that will say "Choose auto-resize".04:54
Kamionbut it's not feasible to fix that at present, anyway04:54
sfllawI know.04:54
Kamion(even after edgy)04:54
Kamiongrr, kded medianotifier still pops up04:55
Kamionguarantee> >=6GB disk, immediately after a fresh "erase disk" installation04:55
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Kamionthose installation instructions should say "choose auto-resize, if available" and go on to describe what to do if it isn't04:56
Kamionthey have to do that anyway04:56
sfllawKamion: I'd prefer to have it discoverable as to why you can't choose auto-resize.  But it's only a minor problem.04:57
Kamionshowing the option greyed out isn't going to help users reading installation instructions that don't describe what to do if the option isn't available04:57
KamionI agree it should be more discoverable, if only so I don't keep having to read partman logs to diagnose it :)04:57
Kamionalthough once or twice reading those partman logs has uncovered genuine bugs in the auto-resize logic04:58
Kamionso I am always interested to see them04:58
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sfllawGreyed out with something like "Do foo to manually resize your partitions.  [Details...] "04:58
sfllawMaybe?04:58
sfllawWith Details being what's in partman?04:59
Kamion"do foo" is in fact going to be "delete some of your partitions" in some cases04:59
Kamionif, for example, you already have four primary partitions04:59
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Kamionthe cases where we cannot auto-resize are basically (a) four primary partitions (b) three primary partitions and no extended partition (partman-auto always wants /boot to be on a primary partition) (c) only resizable partitions are separated from the extended partition by a primary partition (d) no partitions we know how to resize (e) not enough room on any partitions we know how to resize05:04
Kamionoh and (f) already enough free space on disk05:04
Kamionfree = unpartitioned05:04
sfllawYou need unpartitioned space?05:05
sfllawNot just free space?05:05
sfllawThat's sort of brutal.05:05
KamionI think you misunderstand me05:05
Kamionif there's already enough unpartitioned space on the disk, then there is no point auto-resizing; you might as well just create a partition in the unpartitioned space05:05
Kamionthat's case (f)05:06
sfllawAh.05:06
sfllawWhy wouldn't you make auto-resize do the Right Thing?05:06
sfllawWhich is not resize anything?05:06
Kamionbecause there's already an option on the menu to do that05:06
Kamionlabelled "use continuous free space" or some such05:07
KamionI don't like duplicate options05:07
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Kamionand calling it "resize ... and use free space" would be confusing to say the least if it wasn't resizing anything05:08
sfllawI'd prefer calling it "Co-exist with another operating system" or something to that effect.05:09
sfllawJust a Do the Right Thing for a dual-boot setup.05:09
Kamionsee UbuntuExpress/Partitioning05:09
Kamionthat has a UI redesign that I'll get round to eventually :)05:10
Kamionsorry, UbuntuExpress/PartitioningTool05:10
Kamionthe whole thing is exacerbated by partman-auto's inability to reuse an existing swap partition; fixing that would probably be more helpful to auto-resize than all the rest combined05:11
sfllawes.05:11
sfllawYes.05:11
sfllawThat spec seems pretty reasonable, but the "you'll need to decide how much space" option is a bit funky.05:11
sfllawSharing free space might be a good plan.05:11
Kamion"sharing free space"?05:12
sfllawPresume an Ubuntu install takes up 2-3 GB of space.05:12
sfllawThen split the free space evenly.05:12
sfllawWe can tell how much free space is on other partitions, right?05:12
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Kamionyes, but I strongly believe we need to offer that option05:12
sfllawWe should probably offer the option.05:13
Kamionit needs to have a good default, but it needs to be offered05:13
sfllawThen perhaps the warning is unnecessary.05:13
sfllawIt sounds scary.05:13
Kamionresizing SHOULD BE SCARY05:13
Kamion:-)05:13
sfllawYou don't make the resizing sound scary.05:13
sfllawYou make the free space allocation sound scary.05:13
sfllaw:/05:13
Kamionwhat scary warning exactly are you talking about?05:14
sfllaw(*) Put Ubuntu alongside, so you choose a system on each startup05:14
sfllaw    If you choose this option, you'll need to decide how much space05:14
sfllaw    should be reserved for each system.05:14
sfllawNeeding to decide is bad.05:15
Kamionoh, sure, don't care about the exact text there05:15
Kamion"The implementor should feel free to decide on the exact text used in the following dialogs, in consultation with usability experts. Decisions may be influenced by translated text already available elsewhere."05:15
KamionI think that was mpt's text05:16
Kamionremoved from the spec now, thanks05:17
Kamionthough, while the automatic partitioner remains a bit quirky, I think the manual partitioner is a much worse wart right now05:19
sfllawKamion: Is ubiquity supposed to exit with code 10?05:20
Kamionnot in general ...05:20
KamionI doubt ubiquity did, but one of its subprocesses might have done?05:20
Kamioncrash dialog?05:21
sfllawNo, sorry.05:21
mptI have yet to actually see Ubiquity in action, except in screenshots in magazines05:21
sfllawubiquity: ['log-output', '-t', 'ubiquity', '--pass-stdout', '/bin/partman-commit']  exited with code 1005:21
sfllawAnd then it disappeared.05:22
Kamionsfllaw: that much is normal05:22
Kamionthe log entry, I mean05:22
Kamionsfllaw: can I have the full log please?05:22
sfllawYeah.05:22
sfllawsyslog, right?05:23
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Kamion(If you're doing manual partitioning, the start of partman-commit is run to get the partitioning summary. We back up out of it (exit code 10) to avoid actually committing the changes.)05:23
Kamionsfllaw: /var/log/syslog, yes. Maybe /var/log/partman too.05:23
mptsfllaw, I wrote that text late at night about four years ago, which hopefully explains why it's not as polished as it could be :-)05:24
sfllawYou gotta watch out what to do with specs.05:24
Kamionmpt: btw, I'm going to have to take the partitioning progress bar back out of the main installation progress bar in feisty05:24
Kamionmpt: because if the migration-assistance spec comes to fruition, that needs to be slotted in after partitioning, in order to know what it's migrating from05:25
mptThat doesn't reeeeeeally make sense, because migration-assistance should work even if I'm nuking the Windows partition (e.g. by burning a CD)05:26
mptI guess the first stage of migration-assistance assumes the Windows partition is still there?05:26
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Kamion"by burning a CD"> what do you mean?05:27
Kamionmigration-assistant has to have the Windows partition mounted, which is hairier than you might think if partitioning hasn't been done yet05:27
sfllawKamion: Sent.05:27
mpta CD containing the files you want to migrate05:27
Kamionmpt: not remotely in the plan for migration-assistant at present05:28
Kamionit migrates by copying to the new partition. orders of magnitude simpler05:28
KamionIMO most people wanting a simple migration assistant will want to run both systems in parallel for a bit anyway in case it fails05:28
mptof course, and orders of magnitude less useful :-)05:28
Kamionso I'm not too concerned about the "nuking the Windows partition" use case05:28
mptIf I'm dual-booting I don't want copies of stuff that gradually get out of sync with each other, I just want easy access to the Windows partition05:29
mptho hum05:29
sfllawOK.  Rebooting this box to try something else.05:29
Kamionmpt: you want the first boot of the Ubuntu side to come up with familiar settings05:29
KamionFSVO "you"05:30
KamionEvan's current stuff lets you choose what to copy, anyway05:30
mptok, so05:30
mpt1. choose how you want to partition05:31
mpt2. if you chose to dual-boot, ask what stuff you want to migrate05:31
mpt3. actually do the partitioning05:31
mpt4+5. actually do the migration and the software installation05:31
Kamion2. involves mounting partitions in order to find out what's there05:31
KamionI've thought about that quite hard05:32
mptIf you're going to shrink an existing partition you need to be able to mount it anyway, right?05:33
KamionI'm not really happy with the complexity involved in mounting the partitions that aren't going to be removed, unmounting them again, doing the partitioning, mounting them again, migrating05:33
Kamionmpt: parted doesn't mount partitions in order to resize them05:33
Kamionit's more the hideous bookkeeping involved05:33
mptwell, ok, I don't pay your salary :-)05:34
mptI'll just say, "that's a shame".05:34
Kamionmpt: do you acknowledge that there's such a thing as a first cut? :-)05:34
Kamionwe can drop in complexity later, but the first iteration needs to work reliably, first and foremost05:35
unfohi all, ubiquity crashed installing 6.06. My case is unusual: I chose French and I set it to mount my FreeBSD partition at startup. 05:35
unfoI got these errors in the log: "ubiquity: /bin/partman exited with code 1", "RuntimeError: called outside of a mainloop" at gtkui.py", line 1169, in watch_debconf_fd_helper, and more.05:35
unfo Is this a known bug? Would anyone like to ssh in as root to debug?05:35
mptKamion, sure, I thought Dapper was the first cut :-)05:35
Kamionunfo: please file a bug with a cut-and-paste of the crash dump05:35
Kamionmpt: not of either the new advanced partitioner nor of the migration assistant, it wasn't05:35
Kamionunfo: also please attach /var/log/installer/syslog, /var/log/syslog, and /var/log/partman05:36
mptok.05:36
Kamion(you can attach files via the comment interface after filing the bug)05:36
unfoKamion: is there a way to file bugs and include attachments by email?05:36
Kamionunfo: no.05:36
Kamionthe bug tracking system can't manage that, I'm afraid :( it's a known bug05:36
Kamionunfo: FWIW I believe your bug is fixed in Edgy, but I want the crash dump to be sure05:36
BurgworkKamion, mpt: can you put your thoughts on the m-a spec page?05:37
mptbug 3022505:37
UbugtuMalone bug 30225 in malone "Attach files via email" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3022505:37
KamionBurgwork: I've already been in extensive contact with the primary m-a developer05:37
BurgworkKamion: ok, no worries05:37
KamionBurgwork: he was my Google Summer of Code student05:37
Burgworkyep05:38
Burgworkand he is now my employee05:38
Kamionah yes05:38
Burgworkanyway, I need to leave work, as it is 9pm05:38
Kamionmpt: burning a CD seems like a useful future wishlist, although rather limited :)05:39
mptand he's sponsored for UDS, iirc05:39
Kamionyeah, I'm keen to talk to him there05:39
mptKamion, yeah, or DVD, or hard disk, or iPod, or whatever :-P05:39
Burgworkstill browbeating work into giving me the time off05:39
Burgworksadly05:39
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Kamion"please insert DVD-R 1 of 17"05:40
mptIncremental partition resizing!05:40
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Kamionhaha05:40
Nafallolol05:40
Kamionactually they're only using about half the disk, so it's much easier to just create another big partition with all the data and copy it over, and let them delete it from the Windows side when they're comfortable ...05:41
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Kamion(well, assuming hypothetically that there was video editing software on Ubuntu that they wanted to use; I haven't tried finding anything for them yet)05:41
mpt"Copied 5.8 GB of 60 GB ... Now resizing partition for the 12th time"05:41
Kamionthe worst bit about that is that it would also require moving the start of the Ubuntu partition05:42
KamionI suppose that's marginally less hair-raising if you haven't installed a boot block yet05:42
Kamionwow, awful qtparted message05:43
Kamion"You're commiting all changes. Warning, you can lost data! Make sure also that you're not commiting a busy device... In other word PLEASE UMOUNT ALL PARTITIONS before commiting changes!"05:43
Kamion(sic)05:44
Kamionoh and that's followed by "Yes" and "No" buttons05:44
mptadding inefficiency to injury05:44
mptI count six spelling errors in that string. Anyone get more?05:45
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KamionI count UMOUNT as jargon rather than a spelling error, but yes05:45
mptThese geeks who don't know English ... it's "dismount", not "unmount", sheesh05:46
Kamion(not defending the use of that piece of jargon there)05:46
Kamionwhat, "please get off all your partitions before committing changes"? you're barking. :)05:46
Kamionthe correct analogy is unmounting a deer's head from your wall05:47
mptOh, *I'm* mad and the people who use "unmount" in user-facing strings aren't? :-)05:47
Kamiondismount is clearly wrong here. :)05:47
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Kamionyes05:48
unfoKamion: done. https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/6685905:50
UbugtuMalone bug 66859 in ubiquity "crashes w/ errors "partman exited with code 10", "RuntimeError: called outside of a mainloop at gtkui.py:1169 in watch_debconf_fd_helper, and more" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  05:50
Kamionin any case, the message above shouldn't appear at all; qtparted can easily determine that no partitions are mounted05:51
unfo(note: "ubiquity: /bin/partman exited with code 10" only appears in the log, not onscreen.)05:52
Kamionunfo: thanks. replied05:53
Kamionunfo: you should also use 6.06.1 in preference to 6.06 if you have the option; the installer is much more stable05:54
unfoKamion: thanks for the quick reply. i will try to hit back and forward slower so as to avoid triggering it. :-)05:54
mptBurgwork, done05:55
Burgworkmpt: thanks05:55
unfoI remember the dynamic update feature in the, IIRC, Windows 2003 CPP installer that ran at the beginning of the installer. I wonder how hard it'd be to hack such a thing into the Ubuntu liveCD.05:56
unfo*Windows 2003 Server05:56
Kamionunfo: sucks, I know, sorry05:56
Kamionunfo: if you mean something to update the installer on the fly before really running it, mvo had a go at that a while back - I keep meaning to look at it and try to merge it05:57
unfoKamion: dont feel bad, its an excellent installer in general, and is full of nice features like gtparted. crashes happen to people occasionally - thats life.05:58
unfoKamion: yes thats what i meant.05:58
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Nafallohi fabbione :-)06:07
sfllawIt doesn't even look like a normal crash.06:07
fabbioneKamion: have you been up all night??!?!??!?!?06:07
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Kamionfabbione: yes06:07
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Kamionmy stepson has a fever too, so somebody being awake is no bad thing06:08
sfllawThat's why I'm awake.06:08
sfllawFever.06:08
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sfllawWe are all going to be super ill after this.06:08
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Nafalloman... I should just take over all your duties and send you guys to bed or something :-P06:10
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Kamions/s$//06:10
ajmitchsfllaw: that's promising for UDS06:11
KamionDEATH PLAGUE06:11
Kamionsfllaw: ok, kubuntu amd64 rebuilding for bug 66815. I hope that's the only showstopper06:11
UbugtuMalone bug 66815 in kubuntu-default-settings "amd64 usplash boot broken" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6681506:11
Nafallohmm. the reverted edgy artwork is available as a package in the archive like the rest of the suggestions I hope?06:13
Kamionsfllaw: (as before, I'll carry over other architectures)06:13
fabbioneneuralis: ping?06:16
sfllawKamion: Showstoppers are no fun.06:22
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tonyyarussoHi, I finally got around to formally writing up a spec (my first), and am looking for feedback on the writeup to see if I'm doing it right.  (And, if you like it, looking for people to subscribe to & develop, since I only have ideas, not coding skills unfortunately.)06:26
tonyyarussoIt's at https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/gaim-calendar-auto-aways06:26
Nafallokewl idea06:28
unfoall: will the migration assistant migrate over a user's wallpaper from Windows?06:28
tonyyarussoI've just had someone suggest it might have some crossover with the work on Telepathy - anyone know if this is true / the extent of it?06:28
unfoalso, how about their email POP3 server settings from Outlook Express?06:29
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Nafallounfo: don't forget to take them from thunderbird as well then ;-)06:31
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unfoNafallo: I wonder, if you did a random survey of 100 users who were about to install ubuntu: would there really be more thunderbird users than OE users? a lot of people install Ubuntu for others, not just for themselves. :-)06:33
BHSPitLappyheh06:34
BHSPitLappytrue that.06:34
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unfoalso, I wonder if it'd be practical to support something like the Windows XP Files and Settings Transfer Wizard so that we can pull people's settings off their PCs and onto a blank CD, then migrate them over to Ubuntu when they buy a new computer.06:35
unfothat way you can migrate settings from an old XP box to a new PC.06:35
Nafallounfo: I migrated my mother to thunderbird and firefox last time I was there and she complained :-)06:35
Nafallocomplained about the shit ms gave her that is... ;-)06:36
BHSPitLappywould it be legal to migrate some of their native dll's, etc to a wine installation, as an option?06:36
BHSPitLappyNafallo, many months ago, XP just stopped wanting to boot on my mom's PC (got messed up somehow), and my fix was installing dapper ;)06:37
Nafallo:-)06:38
BHSPitLappyso my mom's (and also just the family's) computer ran ubuntu exclusively for a long time06:38
BHSPitLappynow she got a new laptop to replace it, but I have it dual-booting06:38
BHSPitLappyand today, I caught her in ubuntu :D06:38
NafalloI think I might have a better chance to migrate them now that they actually run open source and sees that it "just works" :-)06:38
Nafallomy father already talked quite a bit about it with me :-)06:39
KamionBHSPitLappy: that is to some extent addressed in the existing MigrationAssistance specification (search for wine)06:39
BHSPitLappyk06:39
Kamionnot legality, but whether it's a good idea (spyware vectors, etc.)06:39
BHSPitLappyNafallo, yeah, my dad's oblivious to anything OSS related... oh well06:39
unfowine migration sounds pretty advanced. would most people really need that?06:39
NafalloKamion: btw, have you planned to sleep anything until release? :-)06:40
KamionNafallo: maybe06:40
BHSPitLappypeople that are iffy about losing some of their windows programs might.06:40
Kamiondo bear in mind please that automatic migration assistance in the installer cannot do everything06:40
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Kamionif you massively overload it with requirements and features, then its UI will end up too big and complex to be usable06:41
tonyyarussoAlso, I'm not sure whether I should designate myself as the Drafter for the above, or if it's more appropriate for that to be someone more experienced - thoughts?06:41
Kamiontonyyarusso: specifications should generally be drafted either by somebody with sufficient technical knowledge to write it all down themselves, or by somebody who's at a meeting with people who have the technical knowledge and is acting as a secretary06:42
unfoKamion: IMO, wallpaper, at least, is important. Where I worked, some users liked to use their own wallpaper - it made them feel like their computer was their own.06:42
unfo:)06:42
Kamionunfo: yes, that's been suggested on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MigrationAssistance06:43
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tonyyarussoKamion: Okay.  Any thoughts on the initial draft linked above so I can minimize confusion for them, whoever they may end up being?06:44
KamionKubuntu alternate rebuilt for new kubuntu-default-settings06:44
KamionKubuntu desktop and DVD building06:44
Kamiontonyyarusso: you need to get somebody with knowledge of gaim to assess feasibility and generally comment on it before anything else06:45
Kamionfeature suggestions are generally best transmuted into specifications by people who know about the software, IME06:45
Nafallotonyyarusso: seb128 is the maintainer, so that might be a good try :-)06:45
tonyyarussoKamion: How do I find them?  -devel mailing list?06:45
tonyyarussoNafallo: Ah, thanks.06:45
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Kamionmailing lists, looking through changelogs to find out who's involved, searching for IRC channels devoted to the software in question, etc.06:47
tonyyarussoNafallo: Um, actually, how do I contact them?  Apt-cache just lists the devel mailing list under maintainer.06:47
tonyyarussoKamion: Okay06:47
Nafallotonyyarusso: what Kamion said :-)06:47
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KamionI'd greatly appreciate it if anyone who can could test Kubuntu desktop and/or alternate 20061019 images to make sure that (a) usplash shows up properly and (b) there aren't any other obvious regressions06:57
KamionI'm rsyncing it, but I need sleep first06:57
keescookKamion: I was just testing the prior DVD release.06:58
keescookI'll grab the next one and give it a shot (usplash was busted in prior)06:58
Kamionright, that was the problem - my monitor went out of range, which is unusual for a usplash failure (normally it's just a blank screen)06:59
keescookoh! that's different.  I just had the wrong colors.06:59
Kamionah, so there were some variations in the symptoms after all06:59
keescookany idea where things stand for bcm43xx firmware?06:59
abattoirKamion: testing it on qemu is ok?06:59
KamionRiddell said "failed to boot" which I think may have actually meant "wasn't patient enough" :)07:00
Kamionabattoir: can qemu do amd64?07:00
abattoirKamion: hmm no07:00
Kamionkeescook: blocked on permission from Broadcom's legal staff07:00
keescookdang, okay07:00
KamionAIUI our enquiries have gone unanswered07:00
Kamionkeescook: new amd64 DVD build is up now07:01
abattoirKamion: i can test the alternate cd a bit later in the day, if that's ok07:01
Kamion(Kubuntu)07:01
Kamionabattoir: sure, release was ETA about ten hours from now last I heard07:01
keescookKamion: cool, I will snag it07:02
Kamionshould rsync fairly painlessly07:02
abattoirKamion: ok, will do then :)07:02
Kamionok, I've updated the Testing/Current matrix; bed07:02
keescookbug 3376207:03
UbugtuMalone bug 33762 in xorg-driver-synaptics "Appletouch trackpad unbearably slow" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3376207:03
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tonyyarussoWhere would I find changelogs?07:23
tonyyarussonm, just found it.07:25
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pittiGood morning07:59
keescookmorning pitti07:59
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pittihey guys!08:07
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imbrandonmoins pitti08:11
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Nafallohi pitti :-)08:14
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lucashi08:40
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lucasI did a rebuild of edgy on i386 to track FTBFS problems.08:40
lucasdoes ubuntu has something similar to Packages-arch-specific ?08:40
lucas(that is, a file listing the architectures a packages should be/shouldn't be built on ?)08:41
minghualucas's Grid5000 seems quite handy :-)08:41
lucasyup08:42
lucassorry to come up this late in the edgy release cycle btw08:42
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robitaillepitti:  installed your firefox rc3.  According to the about firefox window, it is the 20060601 version of Gecko.  Is that correct?  Sounds pretty old08:54
Luremjg59, mdz: for bug 60442 we may need to stay with workaround08:55
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/6044208:55
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carlospitti: ping09:00
mdkeKamion: awake already?09:01
fabbionemdke: he just went to sleep09:02
mdkeholy shit09:02
mdkefabbione: thanks09:02
tfheenrodarvus: 09:00 <@pej> dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/x11-common_1%3a7.1.1ubuntu5_amd64.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite `/usr/share/man/man5/Xsession.5.gz', which is also in package xinit09:05
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pitticarlos: pong09:07
pittirobitaille: no idea, maybe that's the date of the last ABI change or so09:08
carlospitti: I did a mistake yesterday night and latest Edgy export has the plural form bug (bug #2322)09:08
UbugtuMalone bug 2322 in rosetta "Truncated plural forms" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/232209:08
carlospitti: I'm exporting a new version with that fixed, but it would take around 2-3 hours09:09
carlosam I late to have it in the prerelease version?09:09
pitticarlos: ah, then I'll rebuild the edgy packs this afternoon09:09
pitticarlos: it won't go into RC anyway09:09
carlosok09:09
pitticarlos: the plan is to upload the final packs tomorrow morning09:09
pitticarlos: thus I'd like to have today's in perfect shape09:10
carlosI see09:10
carlosok09:10
carlospitti: I will ping you when the new version is available09:10
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pitticarlos: thanks! (and nice to see that bug getting fixed)09:10
HiddenWolf(k)09:11
HiddenWolfick09:11
pitticarlos: any chance to clean up https://launchpad.net/rosetta/imports?target=all&status=NEEDS_REVIEW&type=pot a little?09:11
carlosHiddenWolf: ;-)09:11
robitaillepitti: if you download firefox 2rc3 from mozilla.org, in the about window you get a Gecko date of 20061010.  So it's something specific to the ubuntu built09:11
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pitticarlos: ah, what is the usual Rosetta turnaround time? i. e. if I add a string to Rosetta now, when will it appear in your exported tarballs?09:12
carlospitti: I will take a look, but most of those aren't part of language packs09:12
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carlospitti: tomorrow morning09:12
pittirobitaille: hm, no idea; I did download the official source and applied our patches09:12
pitticarlos: ah, nice09:12
carlospitti: the mirror is done after midnight (London time)09:12
pitticarlos: ah, good09:12
carlospitti: and the export process is done after the mirror is done09:12
pittirobitaille: hmm, curious09:14
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robitaillepitti:  another thing:  if you click on "get help online", you end up in the dapper section of LP for firefox09:18
tonyyarussoI announced a feature specification proposal involving gaim, telepathy, and e-mail/calendar clients earlier, but a number of new people have joined since then; is it customary to repeat things like that occasionally in here?09:20
pittirobitaille: ah, good catch!09:21
tonyyarussoseb128: I was told you maintain gaim, and so might be a good person to give feedback on overall feasibility.09:22
seb128tonyyarusso: did you register a spec about it?09:22
tfheentonyyarusso: no, we're in the middle of releasing a release candidate, so trying to draw people's attention to anything but the release at hand is frowned upon.09:23
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tonyyarussoseb128: Yes.  (https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/gaim-calendar-auto-aways)09:23
tonyyarussotfheen: Ah, I see, so maybe bringing it up more in a couple of weeks would be better?09:23
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tonyyarusso(Already sent an e-mail to the list...I guess just ignore that until after the 28th :) )09:24
seb128tonyyarusso: nice spec, I doubt we work on it though09:24
tfheentonyyarusso: yes, in > 1 week you can discuss it as much as you like for what I care. :-)  But not now.09:25
tfheenhello Hobbsee 09:25
tonyyarussoseb128: Do you mean now, or work on it at all?09:25
seb128tonyyarusso: any time soon09:25
tonyyarussotfheen: Okay.09:25
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pittirobitaille: right, this is easily fixed, doing now09:25
tonyyarussoseb128: All right.  Well, maybe I'll get lucky and someone will take interest later.09:25
Hobbseehey tfheen!09:25
seb128tonyyarusso: it's a corner feature request, we have zillion of things we are likely to be wanting to do before hacking on that09:26
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tfheenHobbsee: soon, I hope.  I need to set up a bit of thingabobing to make IRC work from the old machine.09:26
seb128hum09:26
Hobbseetfheen: ahhhhh09:26
seb128is rsync server supposed to work?09:26
robitaillepitti:  everything looks fine; been trying that firefox for my usual surfing tonight, and I didn't see any other obvious problems 09:28
tfheenhng, I rsynced the wrong ISO09:29
Hobbseetfheen: where are our current RC iso's?  not rsyncs?09:31
tfheenseb128: rsync works fine for me, at least.09:31
seb128grumpf09:31
pittirobitaille: cool! that makes it six success stories and no reported regressions so far09:31
seb128"rsync: connection unexpectedly closed (0 bytes received so far) [receiver] 09:31
seb128rsync error: error in rsync protocol data stream (code 12) at io.c(463) [receiver=2.6.8] 09:31
seb128"09:31
tfheenHobbsee: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Current has the versions, cdimage.u.c has the images, as usual.09:31
fabbioneseb128: how many parallel sessions are you running?09:31
tfheenseb128: you can't do more than one rsync at a time.09:31
seb128I've none running09:31
tfheenmight need it to time out, then.09:31
fabbioneseb128: then it's probably a previous session hanging.. it doesn't take long to timeout09:32
seb128k09:32
fabbioneseb128: otherwise tell me what ISO you need and i can put it somewhere rsyncable for you09:32
seb128if somebody wants to take edubuntu DVD amd64 I don't have the bandwith to download it (it's going to take like 10 hours to download)09:32
seb128fabbione: let's wait a few min, I'm trying to continue on the i386 edubuntu DVD09:33
fabbioneoh DVD.. ok09:33
tfheenseb128: I'll trade you kubuntu-alternate for it?09:33
seb128I started yesterday but it stopped in the middle of the night :/09:33
seb128tfheen: works for me, kubuntu-alternate on what arch? amd64?09:33
tfheenseb128: i38609:33
seb128ok09:34
seb128thank you09:34
Hobbseetfheen: thanks a lot09:34
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fabbionetfheen: this time i beat you.. got access to a fast machine on real gigabit :)09:36
tfheenfabbione: this is the box I'm sitting on.09:36
tfheenfabbione: I have access to boxes on gbit too, but those are 500kms away, so useless for burning DVDs.09:37
fabbioneright.. well.. DVD's suck anyway :)09:37
tfheenyou'd prefer if we released blu-ray images?09:37
fabbioneyeah09:37
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minghuaDoes anyone know why http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/MD5SUMS only has the powerpc one?09:49
fabbioneminghua: sorry i am still calculating manually the others.. it might take a while to parse 1.4GB of data manually...09:52
fabbionelike a few years09:52
minghua:-)09:53
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cbx33ping seb128 09:53
tfheenminghua: probably because only powerpc was rebuilt.09:53
tfheenminghua: we'll fix it up for the RC.09:53
minghuatfheen: thanks09:54
tonyyarussoogra: What's DLT?09:54
ogratonyyarusso, http://www.dlttape.com/products/media/DLTtapeS4/index.aspx09:55
ograblue-ray disks ... tsk ...09:56
Spadsno09:56
Spadsblu-ray!09:56
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Spadshaha09:56
carlosmdke: ping09:56
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Hobbseepitti: MOTU is depreciated10:08
pittiHobbsee: ah, I see10:08
Hobbseepitti: also, u-u-s has made MOTU depreciated too, but it seems that people assign things to MOTU out of habit.  *shrug*10:08
mdzmorning10:10
ajmitchbecause assigning/subscribing 'motu' gets them on the universe-bugs list10:10
pittihey mdz10:10
ajmitchsince we haven't managed to mass-set bug contacts for universe packages10:10
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ajmitchhi mdz, pitti :)10:10
fabbionemorning mdz10:11
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Hobbseeajmitch: ahh10:12
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tfheenmdz: Kamion noticed that we completely forgot about ReleaseChecklist, so I'm going through that now.10:16
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mdztfheen: i mentioned base-files/lsb-release last night; was my client disconnected at the time?10:19
mdzxchat isn't very good about informing one of that situation10:19
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mdztfheen: please merge ReleaseChecklist into ReleaseCandidateProcess10:19
tfheenmdz: I'll do that once the RC is out.10:19
tfheenit needs to go into ReleaseProcess too.10:19
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tfheen(or at least, I'd like us to have the checks there too)10:20
tfheenI can't see base-files mentioned in lastlog at least.10:20
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tfheenanyway, fixed version uploaded now.10:21
mdzOct 18 23:49:22 <mdz_>  tfheen: eek, we forgot to update base-files, lsb-release etc.10:21
mdzOct 18 23:49:44 <mdz_>  tfheen: that needs to go in the process doc10:21
mdzOct 18 23:49:53 <mdz_>  I need to dash to get the tube back to the hotel, will be back on from there10:21
mdzOct 19 00:11:23 *       Disconnected ().10:21
mdzguess i wasn't connected10:21
mdztfheen: I don't think it's necessary to rebuild RC for those10:22
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tfheenagreed, but they should go into release.10:22
mdzdefinitely10:22
tfheenso better to upload now than forget about it again10:22
tfheenthey'll just languish in the unapproved queue for a day or so10:22
mdztfheen: releasechecklist claims to be applicable to beta as well, though I think most of the relevant bits are already in betaprocess10:22
tfheenmdz: I'll go through and clean up all those on the 27th.10:23
tfheenprint them out, sit down with a pen and see what edits are needed.10:24
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pittisfllaw: I just did alternate/amd64/autoresize, FYI10:28
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sfllawpitti: Oh good.10:35
sfllawpitti: I couldn't get it to offer me the option.10:35
sabdflmoin moin all10:35
lifelessmoining10:35
ograhey sabdfl 10:35
pittihey sabdfl10:35
sabdflit's spec season!10:36
sabdflfor me at least :-)10:36
pittisfllaw: I'll do a real-hardware desktop/amd64 installation now and I'll try to get auto-resizing10:36
pittisfllaw: it seems easier if the large partition is on a logical partition10:36
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mdzsabdfl: in this channel it's release season ;-)10:39
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ajmitchsabdfl: don't worry, we've started cooking up a good batch of specs to talk over in a couple of weeks :)10:45
sabdflajmitch: registered & proposed for UDS, right?10:48
ajmitchof course10:48
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sivangmorning10:49
ajmitchhi sivang 10:49
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ograKamion, the rescue mode executes /bin/sh in the target filesystem ?10:54
tonyyarussosabdfl: May I ask, when a spec is submitted for UDS consideration, what exactly happens next?10:55
ograKamion, shouldnt that rather be /bin/bash ?10:56
tonyyarusso(And is there a deadline that they would need to be submitted in launchpad to make it?)10:56
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Mirvif I'm hoping to have five new packages from Debian, to be included in main in feisty, should I do a spec about it or just first get them in universe and then ask for promotion to main separately?10:57
ograMirv, the latter10:57
sivangMirv: what are they going to be of?10:57
Mirvogra: thanks. 10:57
Mirvsivang: the first really working (tm) Finnish spellchecker, which has been worked on for a year or so, and has just landed (4 of 5 packages) in Debian unstable10:58
MirvI mean, really working open source spellchecker10:58
sivangsounds nice.10:59
minghuathe one with a strange name (voikoo?)?10:59
Mirvminghua: yes, libvoikko :) and tmispell-voikko (ispell and enchant compatibility) plus openoffice.org-voikko. and libvoikko needs suomi-malaga, which a description of Finnish morphology, written in malaga11:00
Mirvso there are the 5 packages11:00
fabbioneMirv: they will for sure land in universe when feisty open11:01
minghuaMirv: thanks for the explanation11:01
fabbioneMirv: to get them into main it's a bit more comples.. you will need to look at MIR and provide proper reasoning for main inclusion11:01
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dholbachgood morning11:02
sivangmorning dholbach !11:03
Mirvfabbione: yes I know it's going to take some time, that's why I'm asking these things early. optimally it should be part of language-support-fi meta-package in feisty, but we'll see what's needed for that.11:03
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Mirvah, main inclusion review, took some time11:07
pittiMirv: ?11:07
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mdztonyyarusso: as noted in the announcement, what happens is that the organizers will review the proposals according to the published guidelines and create the agenda11:09
mdztonyyarusso: the deadline is this Sunday the 22nd11:10
tonyyarussomdz: Ah, thank you.  And are they accepted/rejected before the summit starts, or is that how it begins?11:10
mdztonyyarusso: the former11:11
tonyyarussomdz: Okay.11:11
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mdztonyyarusso: are you attending the summit?11:11
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tonyyarussomdz: No - just submitting ideas.  I don't have the time, finances, or technical knowledge for actually attending (although it would be really interesting!).11:12
pittimdz: ugh, that's a pretty tough deadline; can't we extend it until after the release?11:12
mdzpitti: do you realize how soon the summit starts after the release? :-)11:13
tfheenseconding pitti; there's no way I can write up sensible spec ideas before sunday.11:13
ogra++11:13
pittimdz: yes, I do11:13
tfheenunless you have a time pocket I can grab a couple of days out of.11:13
pittimdz: but I'm not sure whether the distro team is in a good mood for spec writing...11:13
mdzI don't, but I do have plenty of specs11:14
pittiok, good to know, tomorrow/Monday should be ok for writing specs11:14
pittithanks for the reminder11:14
mdzif history is a guide, there are already nearly as many topics on the agenda as we can expect to cover11:15
pittiugh11:15
mdzin Paris there were 17311:15
mdzless than half ever went anywhere11:16
pittiso we should hurry up to actually get things covered11:16
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cbx33ogra: are you handling the scp spec?11:19
ografeel free :)11:20
cbx33yikes11:20
cbx33when is the deadline for specs?11:20
Lo-lan-doHi there -- question about Ubuntu: how are packages going into Universe selected?11:20
cbx33Lo-lan-do: submit them to REVU11:21
tfheenLo-lan-do: everything from Debian + various other sources, including direct upload.11:21
cbx33revu.tauware.de11:21
Lo-lan-doDirect import from Debian?11:21
tfheenLo-lan-do: yes.11:21
tonyyarussocbx33: Well, they just told me this Sunday.  Better hurry!11:22
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cbx33flippidy jippidy11:22
Lo-lan-doOkay.  No QA then?11:22
cbx33Lo-lan-do for new pacakges?11:22
cbx33or ones already in debian?11:22
Lo-lan-doOnes already in Debian.11:22
seb128Lo-lan-do: what do you mean by "No QA"?11:23
cbx33Quality Assurance I guessed?11:23
seb128Lo-lan-do: some people fix bugs for those too :)11:23
Lo-lan-doNo testing before upload?11:23
seb128cbx33: I know what QA means, thank you11:23
tfheenLo-lan-do: they're synced directly if they haven't changed in Ubuntu, yes.11:24
seb128Lo-lan-do: no, if they are good enough for Debian we usually consider them good enough for Ubuntu too11:24
azeemLo-lan-do: buildd uploads aren't tested before upload in debian, either11:24
cbx33seb128 sorry11:24
Lo-lan-doMy main beef is with Ubuntu bug #6653711:24
cbx33I didn't mean that :p11:24
Lo-lan-doThe package works in Debian, but breaks in Ubuntu.11:24
Lo-lan-doI mean, it prevents the program from even starting.11:25
Lo-lan-doI could of course choose to ignore these bugs since they don't concern Debian -- no big decision to make, since I'm not even told about them.11:26
Lo-lan-doThe problem is that people have no contact address for these packages.11:27
Lo-lan-doThey only have my name, and I don't think it's appropriate for me to be held responsible for brokenness I'm not involved with (or aware of).11:28
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cbx33Lo-lan-do are you down as the maintainer?11:28
azeemthe contact are the universe maintainers11:28
tkamppeterhi doko, are you there?11:28
Lo-lan-docbx33: Apparently, yes, since the package was slurped unmodified into Ubuntu.11:28
cbx33can you link me to the page on LP?11:29
cbx33for the package?11:29
tfheenLo-lan-do: we put X-original-maintainer: $debian_maintainer for all packages built now though, and force Maintainer to be ubuntu-devel.11:29
tkamppeterdoko_, ping11:29
Lo-lan-doazeem: Maybe that should be advertised more?  The poor guy had to google my name, and only found my professional address.11:30
cbx33in an alternate install, if there is not enough room to resize is the option removed?11:30
azeemLo-lan-do: this is transitional11:30
tfheencbx33: yes.11:30
azeemseems it last got synced in June, the next sync won't have you as maintainer anymore11:31
Lo-lan-do(With the amusing side effect that my reputation is hurt because of something completely automated causing problems I'm not even told of)11:31
Lo-lan-doazeem: Oh, good.  So you're rebuilding all packages now?11:31
azeemLo-lan-do: I don't11:32
Lo-lan-do"You" as in "Ubuntu" :-)11:32
seb128Lo-lan-do: no, we don't do a massive rebuild now, that will be changed next time an upload is done for the package11:32
azeemI assume they will all get rebuild at some point and this problem will go away11:32
Lo-lan-doOkay.11:32
Lo-lan-doWhen do these syncs usually happen?11:33
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seb128Lo-lan-do: edgy is frozen now, after edgy, something like 3 weeks from now probably11:34
Lo-lan-doI see.11:34
seb128Lo-lan-do: we can do a rebuild upload of your package if you want though11:34
Lo-lan-doIs there any chance this particular bug could be fixed for edgy?11:35
seb128I'll do that between RC and edgy11:35
seb128if somebody has an idea on the issue yes11:35
seb128I don't for my part and I don't use that package11:35
seb128I'm fine with applying a patch or rebuilding, I will not spend time learning about the software to debug the issue though11:35
Lo-lan-doI'd gladly provide a patch, but... well, the package works in Debian.11:36
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seb128maybe a rebuild would fix it11:36
seb128let me give it a try11:37
cbx33ping sfllaw 11:37
sivangmalone #6653711:38
UbugtuMalone bug 66537 in kino "kinoplus 0.3.5-3 breaks kino 0.9" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6653711:38
seb128hum11:38
seb128Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.11:39
seb128[Switching to Thread 47029115933104 (LWP 11196)] 11:39
seb1280x0000000000fd3b90 in ?? ()11:39
seb128(gdb) bt11:39
seb128#0  0x0000000000fd3b90 in ?? ()11:39
seb128#1  0x00000000004a0f86 in GDKImageCreateRepository::Register ()11:39
seb128#2  0x000000000048d83c in PluginImageCreateRepository::InstallPlugins ()11:39
seb128after a bunch of11:39
seb128"(kino:11196): Gnome-CRITICAL **: gnome_program_get_app_id: assertion `program != NULL' failed11:39
seb128(kino:11196): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_string_prepend: assertion `val != NULL' failed11:39
seb128"11:39
Lo-lan-doCan I get a changelog for an Ubuntu package?11:39
seb128after ">>> Image Filter: Superposition"11:39
minghuaLo-lan-do: which one?  for kinoplus there is no changes in source package11:41
Lo-lan-dokino, actually.   Since there seem to have been Ubuntu-specific changes, I suspect the cause of the bug is in there.11:42
seb128kino (0.90-1ubuntu2) edgy; urgency=low11:43
seb128  * add 70_fix_builderror to fix ftbfs (debian bug #377174)11:43
seb128 -- Oliver Grawert <ogra@ubuntu.com>  Sun, 16 Jul 2006 18:38:40 +020011:43
seb128kino (0.90-1ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low11:43
seb128  * Merge from debian unstable, remaining changes:11:43
seb128    - install udev rules according to Ubuntu policy,11:43
Lo-lan-doAh, anyway.  Thanks for the info, I'll explain all that to the submitter.11:43
seb128    - drop dependency on libavcodec.11:43
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UbugtuDebian bug 377174 in kino "FTBFS with GCC 4.2: C/C++ linkage declarations conflict" [Unknown,Closed]  http://bugs.debian.org/37717411:43
seb128 -- Scott James Remnant <scott@ubuntu.com>  Mon, 10 Jul 2006 15:41:22 +010011:43
seb12811:43
seb128those are the changes11:43
Lo-lan-doSomething's wicked then.  Oh well.11:43
minghuaLo-lan-do: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/main/k/kino/kino_0.90-1ubuntu2/changelog11:44
Lo-lan-dominghua: Thanks.11:44
Lo-lan-doSee you :-)11:44
seb128Lo-lan-do: I'm doing a debug build of kinoplus if you are interested to the bt11:44
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sfllawcbx33: Yo.11:46
cbx33sfllaw: just a quick question - in the testing plan - why do not test LVM installs?11:46
cbx33I know it would make the matrix twice as big11:46
cbx33just curious is all11:46
tfheenrodarvus: have you had a chance to do any of your installation testing?11:46
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RiddellKamion: I seem to have a complete new set of CDs to test, not just amd6412:00
snailI'm seeing that today's build of edubuntu thinks I have a US keyboard rather than a UK one. " and @ are exchanged12:02
snailis this normal?12:02
ograsnail, on a thin client or in the normal desktop ?12:02
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snailnormal desktop12:03
snailthis is the live cd12:03
snailhaven't done the install yet12:03
tfheenRiddell: md5sum should be the same for everything not rebuilt.12:04
ograheh, and i havent done the liveCd yet :)12:04
sfllawcbx33: We don't really use LVM any more.12:04
tfheenogra: amd64 live dvd seems good, I'm testing the installation now.12:04
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pittiKamion: ubiuity keyboard selector: on ppc I get a second list with alternative keyboards (like nodeadkeys, dvorak, international, etc.), on amd64 I just get the left list with the countries; is that intentional/known/a bug?12:04
ogratfheen, cool ...12:04
Riddelltfheen: cool12:04
ograi'm still waiting for my DVD iso to come down the drain 12:05
dholbachsfllaw: don't tell that fabbione12:05
fabbionesfllaw: you nuts?12:05
fabbionecbx33: LVM is only on alternate and manual partitioning..12:05
tfheen: tfheen@lithium ..om/www/full/kubuntu/daily > md5sum 20061017.1/edgy-alternate-i386.iso 20061019/edgy-alternate-i386.iso12:06
tfheen5a7d963f317ab57bee1108a1c2a786ad  20061017.1/edgy-alternate-i386.iso12:06
tfheen5a7d963f317ab57bee1108a1c2a786ad  20061019/edgy-alternate-i386.iso12:06
tfheen: tfheen@lithium ..om/www/full/kubuntu/daily >12:06
tfheenRiddell: ^^12:06
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tfheenseb128: what's the gnome-settings-daemon fails to start in some live session bugs?12:14
tfheens/bugs/bug/12:14
tfheenas in, what's the bug #?12:14
seb128tfheen: there is none12:14
seb128nobody opened a bug about it12:14
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tfheendbus is the right package?12:15
seb128tfheen: if the bug is actually the timeout issue, yes12:15
tfheenI think it is; the timeout was never actually increased, was it?12:16
seb128tfheen: in fact https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/dbus/+bug/6276312:16
UbugtuMalone bug 62763 in dbus "dbus activation timeout too short" [Low,Fix released]  12:16
seb128tfheen: right, patch was not correct12:16
seb128it has to be reopened probably12:16
seb128is the usplash supposed to have the old style with a weird progress bar on amd64 now?12:18
mvotfheen: are you currently editing Testing/Current?12:19
seb128weird like with no background color12:19
tfheenmvo: yes12:19
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tfheenseb128: reopened12:19
seb128tfheen: ok12:20
tfheenbah, slomo beat me to it12:20
cbx33fabbione, do we not consider LVM the way forward then?12:20
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fabbionecbx33: well not everybody does12:21
slomotfheen: sorry... at the moment i saw seb128 pasting the url again i remembered that we had a bug about it and reopened it ;)12:21
cbx33fabbione, I'm just intrigued is all...12:21
cbx33I heard a lot of ruckuss a year or so ago about LVM...oh it's FANTASTIC12:21
fabbionecbx33: i do test LVM always..12:21
cbx33was just interested in where "Ubuntu" fell12:21
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fabbionecbx33: there is an "erase disk and use LVM" option in alternate installer12:22
cbx33I like it, I think it's great, but it's easy to bugger up12:22
cbx33yeh just running it now12:22
fabbioneLVM is not a simple thing to work with. there are tons of corner cases and we decided to keep it simple to some extents12:22
fabbioneif you want a complex LVM config you need to go manual partitioning12:23
cbx33yeh, is there a nice gui for lvm yet?12:23
tfheencbx33: evmsgui12:23
fabbioneno12:23
cbx33the worst part when I was new to LVM was trying to recover data off an LVM partition when I knew nothing about LVM :012:24
cbx33it would be great to be able to just plug a new HDD in and for ubuntu to detect it and ask the user if they wanted to expand their system onto it12:25
cbx33;)12:25
fabbionetfheen: testing alternate/i386/cli install12:25
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pittiKamion: nevermind my keyboard question, that was PEBCAK)12:29
fabbioneStevenK: nope12:31
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cbx33fabbione we used to in dapper no?12:33
fabbioneno12:33
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sivangslomo_: !12:38
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slomo_hi sivang 12:39
pittihi slomo_12:39
slomo_hi pitti 12:39
snailis there a package which counters machines trying to brute-force their way in via ssh?12:39
cbx33why can't gimp easily print12:41
rodarvustfheen, no, I received Simon's email last evening. I'm syncing my images right now12:48
sfllawrodarvus: Thanks.12:48
lifelesssnail: what do you mean12:48
rodarvuscd image is ready, but dvd image will take a few hours to be downloaded12:48
sfllawrodarvus: dholbach has volunteered to do the DVD, because you have low bandwidth.12:48
rodarvusnice :)12:48
sfllawCan you pull in another CD, though?12:48
rodarvus*nod*12:48
rodarvusdoing it now12:48
sfllawCan you pull Edubuntu i386?12:49
sfllawThat way, dholbach can do less.12:49
sfllawHe's got a lot of PPC stuff.12:49
snaillifeless: logs show lots of repeated ssh connection attempts from machines I've never heard of. presumably they're trying common suernames and common passwords. I'd like to detect and block them12:49
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dholbachsfllaw: I'll need to try it12:49
sfllawdholbach: Ubuntu i386 DVD?12:50
rodarvussfllaw, sure, I'll do edubuntu i386 too12:50
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dholbachsfllaw: yes, ppc dvd - if it works12:50
sfllawdholbach: Yes, thanks.  I meant your doing Ubuntu i386 DVD, instead of rodarvus as you volunteered to do in the other channel.12:50
snaillifeless: something like http://www.pettingers.org/code/sshblack.html12:51
dholbachalrighty12:51
sfllawOK.12:51
sfllawUpdating Testing/Current.12:51
sfllawdholbach: I'll find someone to do the PPC DVD.12:52
sfllawmdz: We don't have enough people with fast connexions and working PPCs.12:52
sfllawmdz: I'm trying to get my hands on one here in Montreal.12:52
mdzperhaps we shouldn't release powerpc DVDs12:52
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mdzthere are probably more test installs than downloads for them :-P12:53
sfllawI think jbailey has already promised that it would work for a machine.12:53
sfllawAnd that machine only installs off of netboot and DVD.12:53
sfllawIt's specialized, though.12:53
sfllawUses its own initramfs.12:54
mdzI'm perfectly happy to defer release of those images if that's the blocker12:55
mdzit looks like i386 ubuntu/kubuntu/edubuntu DVDs need help as well though12:55
sfllawAnything to do with DVD is bad.12:55
mdzI'm going to do them all in vmware here12:55
sfllawGreat.  I'm going to have images for those by the end of tomorrow.12:55
sfllawSo I can do some testing here in Mtl.12:56
sfllawBy tomorrow, I mean today.12:56
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sfllawI have the physical resources to do most i386 and amd64 testing, if I have to.12:57
sfllawBut I can't do anything to pick up the slack for PPC.12:57
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sfllaw(Who isn't here.)12:58
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sfllawogra: Thanks for doing Edubuntu PPC testing on CDs.12:58
sfllawogra: Can you pull down DVDs as well?12:58
ograon it ...12:59
sfllawHurray.12:59
ograbut my bandwith sucks12:59
sfllawEveryone's does, apparently.12:59
dholbachI'd love to upgrade to 16 Mbit12:59
ograso that may take some more time ... edubuntu install are all fine on all arches ... i'll do live testing as well as long as i wait for the DVD12:59
dholbachthe only problem I see is that they will fuckup and I'll end up with 2 weeks without internet at all12:59
sfllawdholbach: Yeah, you need to have both active for a while.01:00
sfllawAnd cut over.01:00
sfllawWhich is $$$.01:00
doko_tfheen: was the kubuntu DVD updated tonight?01:00
sfllawdoko_: Yes, for amd64.01:00
sfllawdoko_: Sorry.01:00
dholbachOr I could work for two weeks from doko_'s place01:00
dholbachand have Sushi at the place in his street01:00
sfllawMmm.01:00
sfllawBut then you have to live with doko.01:00
dholbach. o O { *ponder* }01:00
sfllaw;)01:00
doko_dholbach: I thought you would be cooking ... ;-p01:01
dholbachHe has a HUGE place - I doubt I'd even notice him around ;)01:01
mdzdoko_: the rsync delta from yesterday should be tiny01:01
dholbachdoko_: hahahaha01:01
sfllawdholbach: Can you cook?01:01
doko_mdz: sure, testing again ...01:01
sfllawdholbach: I know you're a musician, which could be useful to have around.01:01
dholbachsfllaw: nobody cried at table yet - and I'm quite happy with it :)01:01
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sfllawIf we ever get a hotel with a kitchen, we should totally whip stuff up.01:02
mdztfheen: we can pre-publish the CD ISOs as soon as they're tested; we should aim for that first01:02
dholbachsfllaw: no no no no - I'm not that musical01:02
sfllawdholbach: DJing?01:02
dholbachyeah, that's better :)01:02
elmoseb128: why is totem-mozilla so hateful?01:03
sfllawdholbach: I respect that.01:03
seb128elmo: what is it doing now? 01:03
mdzwhat's the rune to start expert mode in d-i?01:04
elmoseb128: it's claiming to own RTSP streams, but all it does is popup a box saying "haha, I can't RTSP yet, sucks to be you".  this is less than helpful when realplayer's installed01:04
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sfllawF6 F6.01:04
seb128elmo: do you have an URL example?01:04
sfllawmdz: ^^01:04
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sfllawmdz: I opened a bug saying we should document that.  :/01:05
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mdzsfllaw: wow, that's more cryptic than I expected01:05
mdzsfllaw: please target that bug for final01:05
cbx33I found it once by accident01:05
cbx33sat on the keyboard01:05
jsgotangcowah?01:06
mdztfheen: I think we're almost ready to pre-publish Ubuntu CDs01:06
ograoh, funny ... i can write CDs from a mounted thin client device ... 01:07
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sladencbx33: ?!01:07
jsgotangcoogra: wow01:07
cbx33sladen: there you are :p01:07
Nafalloogra: kewl :-)01:07
cbx33did you get my email?01:07
elmoseb128: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/aod/radio2.shtml01:08
ograwell, the device is only the source :) the CD writer is in the server 01:08
cbx33ogra: nice - it burns on the server I presume01:08
sladencbx33: and talking of which, are you in Southampton and need your key signing?  I'll swap a signature for a soldering iron to fix my Thinkpad PSU connector!01:08
cbx33hehe01:08
ogracbx33, indeed01:08
seb128elmo: ah, right, funny :)01:08
cbx33sladen....didn't you get my email?01:08
ogracbx33, for that we'll need pygis libburn01:08
cbx33ogra: that's what I thought01:08
cbx33ogra scp chat before sunday? - possible?01:08
ograsure01:08
ograjust not today01:09
cbx33EXCELLENT01:09
seb128elmo: I'll have a loot at making it not claim the mimetype so you can use realplayer01:09
cbx33I have some cool ideas01:09
seb128elmo: could you open a bug on totem please?01:09
elmoseb128: yep, will do01:09
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seb128elmo: thank you01:10
fabbionehey elmo 01:10
ogracbx33, please try to capitalize SCP if we talk about it in here or make it distinctive from scp in another way to not confuse everybody :)01:10
cbx33stuconpan01:10
ograheh01:10
seb128cbx33: change your password now :p01:11
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elmohey fabbione 01:11
seb128ah, no, it was a word for SCP :)01:11
ograyeah :)01:12
cbx33can we have a new name for it01:12
cbx33:p01:12
cbx33something cool like ubiquity01:12
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jsgotangcocbx33: funny01:12
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ograoh, the bounbcing progress is broken for me on ppc live01:14
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cbx33confused me01:16
cbx33i'd never seen it before01:16
ograwell, me neither01:16
dholbachseb128: I have a ubuntu-docs upload in the pipeline - it's the "sebonator release" - it has 200 .omf files - just for you :-)01:16
cbx33and all of a sudden I had no idea how long it was gonna be :p01:16
ograand dure to the bug i couldnt see it now as well01:16
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ograkeescook, are you sure you saw 66726 on your ppc kubuntu dvd test ?01:17
seb128dholbach: rock on ;)01:18
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fabbionecan somebody test Alternate CD, auto-resize ubuntu cd i386 ?01:18
fabbionei don't have the setup for it01:18
seb128dholbach: so it was a bug :)01:18
dholbachseb128: still seems broken though01:18
cbx33ogra I have a possible new name for SCP - Pupil Fun Destroyer01:18
ograi still like teachers-pet :)01:18
mdzfabbione: already am01:19
NafalloSCP? student control panel?01:19
jsgotangcoyeah01:19
seb128dholbach: oh?01:19
Nafallomy thoughts went for ssh ;-)01:19
jsgotangcorename it the pupilator or something01:19
fabbionemdz: ok.. i have almost done with expert mode and that shouldcover all x86/alternate01:19
ograNafallo, thats the problem with the abbrev. :)01:19
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Nafalloogra: then don't abbreviate it ;-)01:20
mdzfabbione: oh, wait, I have manual and expert/LVM01:20
mdzI can do an auto-resize though01:20
fabbionei have done manual01:20
tonyyarussoDo we have a teacher control panel to go with that?  (Something that could monitor a class worth of terminal through thumbnails of VNC sessions or the like?)01:20
mdzI'll cancel my manual since you've done it01:20
mdzand the partitioning step has worked fine01:20
fabbionemdz: i can test LVM with netinstall01:20
ograNafallo, the name is way to long to write it all the time01:21
pittiuh, nvidia-glx-config is broken now: it does 'modprobe nvidia' and checks the result before writing xorg.conf, and modprobe nvidia checks xorg.conf before loading - yay deadlock01:21
Nafalloogra: add a .desktop then ;-)01:21
pittifabbione: ^ is that known already or shall I file a bug?01:21
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ograNafallo, i mean discussing it, it has a .desktop file :)01:22
fabbionepitti: i dunno.. that's a regression introduced by all the recent changes to l-r-m01:22
Nafallo:-)01:22
fabbionepitti: nvidia-glx ALWAYS did that check01:22
pittifabbione: I know, I wasn't blaming you  :)01:23
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pittibut we have to adapt that script to the new weird modprobe behaviour01:23
pitti(or fix the latter)01:23
fabbionepitti: i blame who decided to do all those changes without testing all the side effects01:24
fabbionemdz: expert is done01:24
mdzs/$/ well after feature freeze/01:24
fabbionewhat was the reason of changing modprobe behaviour?01:25
fabbioneor whatever they did to nvidia/fglrx?01:25
pittifabbione: I'm not sure, but I think it was to avoid loading non-free drivers unless necessary01:25
carlosis there anyone from the ubuntu-doc team around?01:25
cbx33does this mean the beta nvidia driver is in?01:25
cbx33or a fix to the old one?01:25
cbx33or none of the above01:25
pitticbx33: no fix for the root hole so far01:26
mjg59None of the above01:26
cbx33rats01:26
fabbionepitti: ok.. a bit pointless at the 5th release.. but whatever.. damage is done01:26
tonyyarussocarlos: A few people are online, but -doc has been dead for hours.01:26
carlostonyyarusso: thanks, I didn't know there is an ubuntu-doc channel01:26
mjg59fabbione: To avoid loading 5MB of junk into the kernel when people aren't even using the non-free driver01:26
pittihm, but a manual modprobe refusing to load the module?01:27
mdzpitti: why does nvidia-glx-config need to modprobe?01:27
pittimdz: it checks whether the module is available and working01:27
pittimdz: we probably have to drop that check then01:27
mdzpitti: would modprobe -i solve it?01:27
pittior first alter the config, then modprobe01:27
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fabbionemdz: i did that check to make sure nvidia was available before altering xorg.conf01:28
fabbionemdz: it was a sanity check that has always been there01:28
pittimdz: ah, -i helps01:28
cbx33bbl01:29
pittimdz: I'd deem that milestone-worthy, do you agree? It's an easy fix, too01:29
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mdzpitti: yse01:29
mdzyes01:29
pittialright, I'll file a bug and see to it01:29
tfheenmdz: ok, I'll prepublish now01:30
sfllawmdz: Done.01:30
tfheenI just need to find the correct runes01:30
ograwhats doing the bouncing progressbar on the liveCD ? casper ?01:30
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mdztfheen: once you have, please add them to the documentation01:31
fabbionemjg59: how come non-free drivers started autoloading?01:31
fabbionemjg59: i always had to either force or wait for X to load nvidia01:31
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tfheenmdz: what do you want the images called?  release-candidate or rc?01:36
mdztfheen: rc01:36
pitticarlos: sorry, I was offline often due to install tests; are the new tarballs ready?01:36
fabbionetfheen: my son is blattering something like "AO".. perhaps we should change name schema :)01:37
carlospitti: no, I'm starting the generation now. the mirror was broken and had to wait for our DBA to regenerate the database01:37
fabbione"ehhhhh.. aoooo"01:37
Kamionogra: rescue mode tries to do the simplest possible thing in order to stand the greatest change of working01:38
ograwell 01:38
pittimdz: dapper-proposed langpacks are 8 days old, I didn't hear regression reports; ok for me to have them uploaded to -updates now?01:38
mdzpitti: did you hear success reports? :-)01:38
ograKamion, we will surely have /bin/bash on every ubuntu system01:39
pittimdz: neither, most of the testers use the dailies01:39
StevenKKamion: I uploaded an unmetdeps fix for galago-gtk-python. Do you have a sec to check if it's been rejected or will be approved?01:39
mdzpitti: and the -updates upload is from a known good daily?01:40
pittimdz: the -proposed one is, yes01:40
mdzpitti: ok then01:40
pittialright, thanks01:40
=== pitti will be glad to see bug 42264, and the 23948234 duplicate subscribers, too
UbugtuMalone bug 42264 in gettext "language pack po files drop cflag comment which causes segfaults in e. g. 'dd'" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4226401:41
Kamionpitti: keyboard> that's incredibly freaky / impossible01:41
pitti... see fixed01:41
pittiKamion: right, as I said it was PEBCAK, sorry01:41
Kamionpitti: what version of ubiquity is there on amd64?01:41
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mdzpitti: PEBKAC01:41
pitti*blush* I accidentally burned the dapper image *brown paperbag*01:41
tfheenmdz: .pool/ubuntu-6.10-rc-alternate-amd64.iso looks like a good name, right?01:42
mdztfheen: yes01:42
Kamionpitti: oh, ok, PEBCAK, good :)01:42
mdztfheen: Kamion can confirm that everything is hunky-dory once he's finished with scrollback01:42
tfheenmdz: sure01:42
Kamionmdz: powerpc DVDs are the only way that Pegasos installs will work; I concede that there are few of those but they are a partner01:43
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mdzKamion: the sort of partner whose representatives publicly condemn us01:44
pittimdz, Kamion: if we still lack a tester for them, I can bike to the university to a friend of mine and download them there01:44
pittimdz, Kamion: it's probably too late for RC, but I can do that for the final release if necessary01:44
mdzpitti: I believe keescook can do it, but he's not likely to be awake for a few more hours01:44
tfheenthe DVDs don't need pre-publishing either01:45
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Kamionogra: /bin/bash links to more stuff than dash does; it's quite possible that it would be broken due to e.g. libncurses being broken where /bin/sh would work ffine01:45
ograhmm, right01:46
Kamionmdz: well, mdy commented on that yesterday01:46
Kamionin #canonical01:46
ograbut dash is a very uncomfortable usershell01:46
KamionStevenK: was in the unapproved queue last I checked; I haven't looked at it yet01:46
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Kamionogra: type 'bash' then01:46
ograheh, indeed01:47
Kamionand FWICT Sven seems to be being suppressed as a Genesi representative01:47
StevenKKamion: Righto. Thanks.01:50
ograhmm, the usplash drive CD check on ppc isnt very informative01:51
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ogra*driven01:51
pittiogra: at least it shows you when it's finished now :)01:52
KamionI'll try to download the Ubuntu powerpc DVD now01:53
Kamionwell, after testing Kubuntu desktop amd6401:54
ograpitti, right, and it worked flawless .... its just strange that the only indicator is the progressbar01:55
pittiright, it actually shows filenames on amd6401:55
ograpitti, did you see any weirdness with the bouncing usplash progressbar on ppc live ?01:55
Nafallohmm. rsync stopped working on cdimage.ubuntu.com?01:56
pittiogra: no idea, after some seconds the screen goes black and I only see a weird-color progress bar01:56
ograseems usplash used a different mode for me01:56
ograthe wallpaper turned black and the progressbar was distroted01:56
ograright01:56
ogrado we have a bug about that ?01:56
KamionRiddell: Kubuntu amd64 usplash still looks a bit weird. Have you tried it?01:58
Riddellwe don't seem to have an option for expert install on the CD boot screen any more 01:58
Nafallorsync is back fwiw :-)01:58
RiddellKamion: yes, working fine for me in glorious 16 colours01:58
pittiRiddell: two times F6?01:58
Kamionit displays fine and all, but the progress bar is just a series of vertical lines with no horizontal lines top or bottom?01:58
KamionRiddell: what pitti said, exact same as in dapper01:59
pittibut I agree that it's almost undiscoverable01:59
pittibut well, it's expert :)01:59
Riddellthat is expert :)01:59
KamionI actually don't want expert mode to be very discoverable01:59
Kamionpeople discover it and then file bugs that it asks them lots of questions01:59
Kamion"yes. and?"01:59
mdzit is poorly named02:00
StevenK"That's the point." Rejected.02:00
pitti'enter an 11-digit prime number to do an expert install'02:00
mdzit should be renamed ask-me-harder02:00
Fujitsupitti, yes please! :P02:00
fabbioneahha02:00
Mirv(pitti: my earlier message you asked about with a ? was just me deciphering fabbione's MIR acronym)02:00
pittiI wonder why it didn't ask me for my shoe size02:00
KamionRiddell: can you update Testing/Current with that?02:00
pittiMirv: ah, I see02:00
fabbionepitti: it already knows that02:01
RiddellKamion: just as soon as I have an install done with X running02:01
fabbionemdz: netboot on i386 is good too02:01
mdzfabbione: alternate auto-resize succeeded in the partitioning but I'm waiting for the install to complete02:02
fabbionemdz: ok.. i think alternate is all covered now02:02
fabbionerodarvus: are you testing server cd i386 ?02:02
pittiKamion: still I was impressed how well expert mode actually works; I had a list of 17 non-default answers, and the final system worked well and respected all of the changes02:02
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rodarvusfabbione, yes, doing it *right now* (download just finished)02:02
pittiKamion: I would bet two beer that most of the possible combinations have never been tested before :)02:02
mdzmy expert/LVM is paused while auto-resize finishes02:02
fabbionemdz: i did expert with manual.. LVM works in all other situations. it shouldn't be required as test02:03
Kamionpitti: yeah, it's fairly resilient by design02:04
dholbachpitti: we had people installing  ubuntu-server-with-their-big-toe  - i would call that good test coverage ;)02:05
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fabbionewho did edubuntu artwork?02:06
mdzfabbione: oh, it looked like it said Keybuk in progress and he's clearly not here02:06
mdz(does anyone know where he is?)02:06
ografabbione, cbx33 and his wife mostly 02:06
tfheendholbach: I should teach my dog to install ubuntu.02:06
fabbionemdz: it was my typo and i fixed it once i finished02:06
fabbioneogra: ok.. it's just waaaaaayyy toooooooo ooorange!02:07
mvoa bit bright too02:07
fabbionemdz: i think it's easier to call him.. he is probably in Keybuk's TZ02:08
tfheenfabbione: gives ya the real tex-mex feelin'!02:08
fabbionetfheen: ahah02:08
Nafallotfheen: ooh. you have a dog now? :-)02:08
ografabbione, we'll call it the dutch release :)02:08
KamionETA six hours on the powerpc DVD download02:09
tfheenNafallo: yes02:09
fabbioneogra: or the sicilian release.. with real orange juice02:09
Nafallokewl :-)02:09
KamionI'll cancel that and do it overnight so that I have it for final; there's no point using all my bandwidth on it now02:09
fabbioneKamion: i can test live DVD for ppc, but that's about it.. no ubiquity or install02:09
seb128lunch time; bbl02:10
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KamionI'll grab Kubuntu alternate powerpc and do that instead02:12
fabbioneKamion: ok, do you still want live dvd tested?02:12
Kamionfabbione: if you can, it would be a lot better than nothing02:13
fabbioneKamion: yup.. 02:13
Kamionfabbione: also try rescue mode to give the d-i environment at least some exercise02:13
fabbioneKamion: yes i can do both... i just can't install over there02:13
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rodarvusfabbione, any specific tests you'd like me to do appart from installation?02:17
rodarvusserver load, services, remote shares, etc02:18
fabbionerodarvus: up to you02:18
mdzrodarvus: thin client02:18
fabbionekeep in mind we are in short of time..02:18
fabbionemdz: from server?02:18
rodarvusmdz, yup, will do those on edubuntu as soon as server testing is done (in 20-30 minutes, I hope)02:19
mjg59fabbione: Because nvidia has a modalias list02:19
mdzfabbione: oh, he was also listed for some edubuntu02:23
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ogramdz, i can doi the rest of edubuntu, i have the isos around anyway02:23
ogra(just pulling the DVDs)02:24
mvomdz: I can do amd64/server-cd02:24
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Nafallo20061018 is rc, right? :-)02:29
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KamionNafallo: Depends on the image. See Testing/Current02:32
Nafallooki, thanks02:33
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Nafallotrue for desktop then :-)02:34
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fabbioneoh here is Keybuk 02:38
mdztfheen: do you have a timestamp from when pre-publishing finished?02:38
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mdztfheen: so that we know when our 4-hour window ends?02:38
giskardhello *02:38
tfheenmdz: 14:05 < tfheen> mdz: pre-publishing running.02:39
mdztfheen: that's when you started it?02:39
tfheenthat was approximately half a minute after I started the pre-publishing.02:39
fabbionei assume that it is known that usplash on ppc is half broken02:39
mdzoh, we can't tell when it's finished, can we02:39
tfheenrunning sync-mirrors never takes more than ten seconds or so02:39
mdzyes we can; there should be rsyncd processes on lithium02:39
tfheenmdz: I doubt all mirrors synced 14 cd images in less than an hour.02:40
Kamionmost mirrors don't rsync from lithium, but from syncproxy or similar02:41
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Kamionit's only internal DC mirrors that rsync from lithium02:42
mdztfheen: elmo pointed out that we should remove beta02:42
tfheenmdz: so it probably requires poking the various mirrors.  I'll ask Znarl for a list if it has changed since beta.02:42
mdztfheen: I've added that to the doc02:42
Kamionmdz: no need02:42
mdzoh? it replaces it?02:42
Kamionmdz: beta gets automatically removed when rc is published for real02:42
Keybukfabbione: did you need me?02:42
fabbioneKeybuk: i can't live without you... you know that :)02:43
Keybuk*hugs*02:43
Kamionbut not when it's only pre-published, for obvious reasons02:43
mdzKamion: ok02:43
mdzKeybuk: did you die?02:43
tfheenKamion: magic!02:43
elmoKamion: could we do it before then?02:43
elmoKamion: releases is 51G atm 02:43
Keybukmdz: no, still sorting out passport issues; have been all week :-/02:43
Keybuktook longer in town than I wanted02:43
Kamionelmo: if we don't mind there being nothing for edgy on releases ...02:43
Kamion(visibly)02:43
elmoKamion: assuming we're going to release today, I don't think that's a problem02:44
elmobut  that's just MO02:44
mdzKeybuk: if you need to deal with something urgent during release prep, please coordinate with sfllaw to get your test cases reassigned02:44
tfheenKamion: just rm the images (and the symlinks) from the pool or is there a script to do that too?02:44
mdzwe had a bit of a scramble02:44
Kamiontfheen: let me, I forget ...02:44
Keybukmdz: I didn't even realise I *had* test cases assigned to me until I got back in and read my e-mail ;)02:45
Kamionmdz: ok to remove beta?02:45
Kamiontfheen: they need to be archived, not removed - I'll take care of it02:45
mdzKamion: yes, and please add the procedure to ReleaseCandidateProcess02:45
Kamionthe procedure involves moving to ~cjwatson/old-images/ :-P02:45
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mdzKamion: that's ok02:46
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tfheenKamion: could that be ~cdimage/old-images instead?02:46
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mdzKamion: "remind Colin to run these commands" is a valid step :-)02:46
Kamiontfheen: yes, in principle, but not now :)02:46
rodarvusfabbione, browsing the WWW server of the LAMP from a remote machine leaves me in the /var/www/, instead of /var/www/apache-default/ (meaning I don't get to see the 'apache default installation' page). Is this expected, a (known?) bug, or weirdness on my network (unlikely, though)02:46
tfheenKamion: ok, I've put a note on a postit telling me we should fix that post-release.02:46
tfheenI utterly hate using personal accounts for stuff which should be something that a role account does.02:47
fabbionerodarvus: please file bugs in LP. 02:47
Kamionsure, it predates the role account02:47
Kamion(I think)02:47
Kamionmdz: what is ReleaseCandidateProcess really called?02:48
doko_Riddell: openoffice.org-kde isn't seeded for kubuntu-desktop?02:48
tfheenKamion: wiki.c.c02:48
Kamionoh02:48
Kamionwhy?02:48
KeybukKamion: am I picky if I say that the keyboard guesser gives you characters which look very like normal ones :)02:50
tfheenKeybuk: it shouldn't; it has a check to avoid that.02:50
KamionKeybuk: it shouldn't normally do that without also offering the "normal" ones02:50
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KeybukKamion: there were normal ones in the list, but I couldn't tell the difference02:51
Keybukso I pressed 'r'02:51
Kamionthat's ok02:51
Keybukand it bitched02:51
Kamionif you can't tell the difference, press something that looks like it02:51
KamionKeybuk: can we go through this in more detail later?02:51
KeybukKamion: yup02:51
fabbioneSomeone else saved this page while you were editing! Please review the page and save then. Do not save this page as it is! Have a look at the diff of02:51
fabbioneTHANKS!02:52
mvorodarvus: I have seen the same on my server testinstall (does it have a bugnumber yet?)02:52
mdzmoin's conflict handling is fatally lfawed02:52
mdzflawed02:52
KeybukKamion: I'm also getting "the resize operation is impossible" from the alternate02:52
Kamion-v02:52
Keybuktrying to resize an existing, or new, ext3 partition02:52
KeybukI get a big resize screen that says "Because of an unknown reason it is impossible to resize this partition."02:53
Kamionhmm, not seen that, file a bug on partman-ext3 with /var/log/syslog and /var/log/partman please?02:53
Kamionprobably a parted bug actually02:53
rodarvusmvo, no, I'll fill it in a minute (and write it down on the Testing/Current page)02:54
mvorodarvus: thanks, feel free to add it to my amd64/server/lamp test as well :)02:54
KeybukKamion: how do I install scp onto this? :)02:54
rodarvusmvo, sure thing02:54
KamionKeybuk: anna-install openssh-client-udeb02:55
KamionKeybuk: or use "save debug logs" from the main menu and it can be told to start a web server02:55
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fabbioneKeybuk: dude.. did you really tested all those x86 images and didn't update the wiki???02:57
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Keybukfabbione: I have vmware profiles for each of the tests, so didn't take long02:58
Keybukthis thing can run half a dozen at a time02:58
mdztfheen,Riddell: Kubuntu looks ready to pre-publish, yes?02:59
Kamionelmo: at your convenience, could you please archive lithium:~cjwatson/old-images/ and let me know when I can remove it? some of the stuff in there might be archived already02:59
tfheenmdz: yes.03:00
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fabbioneKamion: dvd live and rescue look good03:01
fabbioneKamion: (ppc)03:01
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Kamionelmo: the host key for mirnyy in lithium:/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts is wrong03:01
ZnarlKamion : I'll fix that.03:02
Kamionthanks. IIRC it's in LDAP?03:02
ZnarlKamion : We've taken mirnyy out of cdimage rotation for the time being, as it isn't preforming as well as we'd like.03:03
KamionZnarl: oh. Shall I stop triggering it then?03:03
mdzogra: what's the default for edubuntu when you have two ethernet adapters? which one is inside and which one is outside?03:03
KamionZnarl: according to my list, the only host in the cdimage rotation is now beryllium - is that true?03:04
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Kamionfabbione: thanks03:04
ZnarlKamion : Lets keep triggering it for the time being?  Just in case beryllium gets into trouble?  So it's a hot standby?03:04
Kamionok03:04
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Kamionbeta removed from releases and torrent03:05
ZnarlYes, beryllium is the only cdimage right now and it's doing fine.  I think Elmo has a plan to upgrade mirnyy but I'm not sure on the status of that.03:05
tfheenZnarl: could you get me a list of all the release mirrors we trigger now?03:06
tfheenso I could get them into the release announcement03:06
Znarltfheen : Yes, sure.03:07
Nafallohmm, people where downloading i386 beta from me :-)03:07
Nafalloare even03:07
Nafallobeta dvds still up?03:08
ogramdz, you select the one for outside in d-i's netcfg03:08
ogramdz, so the other one is the ltsp one by default03:09
ograif you have more than two NICs you get a selection list after the ltsp-build-client installer step03:09
KamionNafallo: for now, but liable to be removed at any time.03:09
NafalloKamion: okidoki :-).03:10
mdzogra: ok03:10
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Kamionmdz: how about we move breezy off releases.ubuntu.com to old-releases.ubuntu.com? would ease some space pressure03:11
mdzKamion: absolutely03:12
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mdzKamion: hmm, when installing alongside Dapper, my grub menu now says (single-user mode) rather than (recovery mode)03:12
mdzKamion: did that regress?03:12
KamionI'm not sure, that would have been zul03:13
sladenmdz: for both dapper and edgy?03:13
mdzzul: ^^03:13
mdzsladen: installing edgy alongside dapper03:13
mdzthe dapper one says recovery03:13
mdzthe edgy one says single-user03:13
Keybukmdz: you have a combination of both?03:13
mdzKeybuk: I believe it copies the menu entries from dapper (as it should), but the edgy one is generated wrong03:14
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mdzcan someone confirm if this happens on an erase-disk install too?03:14
Keybukthat sounds like menu.lst is wrong03:14
mdzit is03:14
Keybuk"(single-user)" is the grub default03:14
Keybukthe installer deliberately writes that different03:14
mdzit wasn't in dapper03:14
Keybukyeah it was03:14
Keybuk_grub_ default03:14
Keybukgrub doesn't normally write the first menu.lst03:14
sladenKeybuk: it's what /generates/ the menu.lst on upgrade that's likely to be wrong (copied entries okay, appended entries == bad)03:15
Keybuksladen: right, it must copy the entries, but leave the default grub preamble in place03:15
Keybukrather than editing the grub preamble first03:15
sladenKeybuk: I suspect it doesn't "leave" preamble, but cat's its own idea of what that preamble should be03:15
Keybukcould be update-grub itself?03:16
mdzother than that, my alternate auto-resize succeeded03:16
mdzKeybuk: update-grub should be changed to say recovery03:16
Keybukmdz: you managed to get a resize out of it?03:16
sladenKamion: what normally generates the /first/ menu.lst?03:16
mdzKeybuk: yes, your virtual disk just needs to be big enough (6G is sufficient)03:16
Keybukmdz: right, but then I got a partman error03:17
Keybuksame for manual partitioning03:17
mvoI have "single-user mode" in a fresh server install in grub as well03:17
Keybukmdz: it says "single-user mode" for a CLI install03:17
sladendebian/update-grub in the grub source says 'single-user'03:18
mdzyes, that's the bug03:18
Kamionsladen: grub-installer03:18
mdzwe changed this *ages* ago03:18
Kamionyes, sounds like a regression03:18
sladenah, a *Debian* fix (debian #370110) changed "from recovery mode to single-user"03:19
UbugtuDebian bug 370110 in grub "please s/recovery/single-user/ in generated menu.lst" [Wishlist,Closed]  http://bugs.debian.org/37011003:19
mdzbug 6260003:19
UbugtuMalone bug 62600 in grub ""Single User mode" should be renamed" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6260003:19
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Keybukweird, auto-resize worked that time03:24
Keybukkooky03:24
Kamionright, breezy images moved to old-releases.u.c03:30
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Kamioncould somebody with a current powerpc desktop CD handy (doesn't matter what architecture) verify that /etc/kernel-img.conf contains 'link_in_boot = yes'? see bug 5267903:35
UbugtuMalone bug 52679 in ubiquity "link_in_boot not set correctly" [High,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5267903:35
Keybukholy crap, vmware just took out my machine ;903:36
mdzI've only had it do that a couple of times03:36
Keybukheh03:36
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keescookmornin'03:37
gnomefreakwho do we talk to about dapper-commercial repos03:39
elmois this gnome 'tracker' thing packaged yet in edgy?03:40
tfheenelmo: doesn't seem to be03:41
zulhmm..03:41
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mjg59elmo: No, probably to some extent because upstream appears to be on bad crack03:41
Keybukpieceofcrap03:41
elmomjg59: oh how come?03:41
mjg59elmo: At various points, he's managed to piss off approximately everyone in gnome upstream03:44
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dokoRiddell: ping03:45
elmomjg59: ah03:46
bhaleelmo: last i looked at tracker (2 months?) it did indexing of plain text files and provided a command line interface03:46
bhaleand an optional patch to nautilus03:46
bhalegrep -R works just fine for me03:47
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bhalethere is an amazing ammount of hype over what it could potentially do03:48
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keescookokay, anyone seen keyboard issues on ppc during first X session?  if I flip to console and back, it's solved.  I can't find a bug report that covers this.03:56
pittihi keescook 03:58
zulKamion: ping about the grub-menu bits i didnt touch that03:58
keescookhiya pitti03:59
Riddelldoko: hi03:59
mdzogra: my edubuntu server install + clients seems to work great04:01
seb128hum04:01
seb128is oem mode supposed to do something special after first boot or first login?04:01
mdzseb128: only after you run sudo oem-config-prepare as the instructions tell you :-)04:02
ogramdz, yippie \o/04:02
seb128mdz: k, thank you, I was just thinking I should have read the screen before rebooting :)04:02
mdzogra: a 32M client and a 64M client04:02
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mdzKamion: I think part of simplify-oem should be making that a login notification and doing autologin for the oem user04:03
ogracool, i didnt test with "real" 32M clients, only with mem= bootoption04:03
mdzso they get instructions (or better, a simple wizard) after booting rather than before04:03
mdzogra: I tested with "real" vmware 32M machines04:04
mdzI should be able to test local devices with this setup also04:04
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ograjust dont forget to add the user to the fuse group ... 04:05
jonh_wendellmdz: we, translators, have to work in rosetta until today, right?04:05
mdzogra: oh?  why don't we do that by default?04:06
ograsecurity reasons04:06
ograi talked to some educators, they want it rather optional 04:06
ograbut look into the users-admin tool, there is a checkbox with proper explanation04:06
mdzjonh_wendell: today is the deadline, correct04:07
jonh_wendellmdz, thanks04:09
paulbk_I just wanted to let someone know I installed Edgy desktop last night - No problems.04:09
mdzogra: ha!  I insert a real CD into the drive, which is mapped to the thin client VM, and it appears on the desktop like magic. :-)04:10
ograYEAH :)04:10
ograsbalneav^^^04:10
Kamionzul: yeah, turned out to have been a Debian change we merged without noticing04:10
sbalneav\o/04:10
Kamionmdz: yes, I agree, and oem-config-prepare should be accessible from menus etc.04:10
Kamionmdz: did you see my comment last night to the effect that I'd like to merge oem-config with ubiquity? they (should) share a lot of code04:10
mdzKamion: yes I did04:11
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mdzKamion: do you think that should be a separate spec?04:11
KamionI'm not sure that discussing it separately will necessarily be useful04:11
dokoRiddell: openoffice.org-kde is not on the live DVD -> no KDE widgets, no KDE icons04:11
zulKamion: ok04:13
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Riddelldoko: yes, amd64 only.  probably too late to change unless it's been well tested04:17
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opiHi04:18
dokoRiddell: what do you mean by "well tested"?04:18
opiI wonder if you got same xorg mess as I did 04:18
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opiafter I've moved to Edgy, my xorg died claiming drivers (ie. ati) is ABI incopatible with xorg itself04:19
opiit seems like I've got 7.0 drivers with 7.1 xorg04:19
opi"module API major version (0) dosen't match server version"04:19
Riddelldoko: used by lots of people.  I'm just being overly cautious, I'm happy to take an opinion from our release dudes04:20
ZeroCoolJust Read This, Very Interesting Article http://www.madpenguin.org/cms/?m=show&id=760304:20
KamionWhat's With The Title Case?04:20
ZeroCoolhas allot to due with Xorg04:20
opiZeroCool: ah, this is link for me? :)04:20
ZeroCoolThis is a link for the group... to read about xorg04:21
dokoRiddell: we should change it for final, not necessarily for RC.04:21
ZeroCoolhow setting up xorg could be allot easier04:21
Riddelloh definately not RC :)04:21
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Kamionxorg.conf is likely to disappear, not be easier to edit04:21
ZeroCoolread the link, for a new idea04:22
KamionI read it.04:22
ZeroCoolcool, and ?04:22
opiZeroCool: that won't solve my ABI problem ;)04:22
Kamionsee above04:22
ZeroCooldisappear, where ?04:23
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KamionZeroCool: furthermore, right now we are trying to prepare a release candidate; we'd appreciate not too many distractions, please04:23
ZeroCoolopi: no for your issue04:23
ZeroCoolopps.04:23
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opiKamion: OK, OK -- I'm going ;-) Have fun with release. I'm going to dig solution on my own.04:23
jdongholy crap... flashplayer9... anyone see that coming? 04:24
jdongand it actually works04:24
bhalethey have been blogging it for months04:24
Nafallojdong: we had bugs against firefox about it :-P04:25
jdongI didn't expect them to release it so soon04:25
Nafalloonly beta ffs :-)04:25
jdongbhale: they've been blogging so much about it that it was beginning to sound like vaporware :)04:25
bhalenot when i read it.04:25
jdongwell, my friend, maybe you're a lot more optimistic than me04:26
jdongto me it sounded like they were aiming for next year04:26
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Nafallosecurity updates :-)04:27
bhalethis is off topic04:27
Nafallobhale: right :-)04:27
jdongoh, are we there yet? ;-)04:28
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Nafallojdong: you might want to fire up rsync atleast :-)04:29
jdongthat wasn't a serious question, actually....04:29
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Nafallohehe04:30
jdongmy wifi is giving me post-traumatic stress disorder04:30
Nafalloso I will be a lonely seed with 1Mbit up? ;-)04:30
jdongNafallo: I don't think my 300kbit up would be any contribution ;)04:30
Nafallohehe04:30
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Kamionpitti: is it just me, or is there a really nasty fd leak in hald-runner/runner.c:run_exited?04:40
Kamionpitti: it never seems to close rd->stderr_v04:40
Kamionpitti: I have a hald-runner here with 1015 fds open, as a result of which I can't suspend04:40
pittiKamion: looking04:40
pittiit never stopped my laptop from suspending, though04:41
Kamionit might take a while ...04:41
Kamionor it might depend on other errors04:41
Keybukquest scott% sudo ls /proc/5283/fd04:41
Keybuk0  1  2  304:41
pittisame here04:41
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pittisjoerd: ^ did you see this?04:42
keescookhald-runner> I've only got the 4 too04:43
sjoerdpitti: already fixed04:43
Kamionif I'm reading the code right, it only leaks for requests with error_on_stderr set04:43
sjoerd(fixed in debian thatis)04:43
pittisjoerd: ah, sweet04:43
Kamioncan we pull that fix into edgy post-RC, please?04:43
pittiKamion: of course, I'll create a milestone bug for it04:44
sjoerdpitti: git fcb6aa0df90b7ee61a58c207896448131d3aa180 in the hal tree04:44
Kamionthanks!04:44
pittiKamion: debian bug 37514304:44
UbugtuDebian bug 375143 in hal "hald-runner: leaks file descriptors" [Important,Closed]  http://bugs.debian.org/37514304:44
pittisjoerd: cute, thanks!04:44
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pittimdz: permission to fix bug 66939 for final? (trivial one-liner patch)04:50
UbugtuMalone bug 66939 in hal "hald-runner fd leak" [Unknown,Unknown]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6693904:50
mdzpitti: yes04:51
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dokoRiddell: kubuntu amd64 alternate install; after installation, kdm doesn't let me type in characters; only random keystrokes are detected, then these are autorepeated04:53
Riddellhmm04:53
Riddelldoko: does that seem like https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/66929 ?04:53
UbugtuMalone bug 66929 in xorg-server "on first boot, ppc keyboard under X repeats forever" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  04:53
keescookdoko: that sounds a lot 6692904:54
keescookthat means it's not ppc-specific at least04:54
keescookdoko: if you flip to console and back to X, is it fixed?04:54
dokokeescook: yes04:55
dokounfortunately leaving X freezes the kernel when using the fglrx driver ... and the radeon driver doesn't support 1920x1200 :-/04:56
keescookstrangely, in OEM mode, during user config, they keyboard is fine04:56
infinityThat was happening to me when I was deboostrapping stuff a while ago, and console-setup's postinst would run and completely hose my X keyboard until I VT switched.04:57
infinityI thought that got fixed, though...04:57
infinityAnd I'm not sure how it would happen on first boot.04:57
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TreMobylwow.  Big channel.04:59
lamonthrm... ia64 livecd fails to detect my keyboard type correctly04:59
infinitylamont: Does a VT switch fix it, by any chance? :)05:00
keescookbut be something specific to kdm: in OEM mode, the keyboard is okay on user setup, but once kdm starts up, the keyboard is busted again.05:01
lamontinfinity: I go through typing all the keys, and it goes right back to the same question again05:02
wasabi_Um. Looking for a resource on the wiki which describes the freeze process, what is acceptable to upload to universe, what times, when, etc.05:02
infinitylamont: Oh, you're talking the d-i keyboard guessing thingee.05:02
lamontyeah05:02
lamontwhich could be related to my comment in the other channel05:02
dokoKamion, tfheen: on amd64, the live CD doesn't use/detect the monitor on the DVI connector during install; it works fine, if I use the VGA connector. results in a black screen for the live CD, and a question about the resolution for the alternate install05:03
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pitticarlos: what's the word on bug 2322? how can I check whether an exported PO file is wrong or correct?05:07
UbugtuMalone bug 2322 in rosetta "Truncated plural forms" [Critical,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/232205:08
carlospitti: don't worry, I will do that check for you05:08
carlosbefore giving you the tarball05:08
lamonthrm... ia64 install CD also fails to detect the keyboard type.  syslog has 'Line sequence error: YES 37'05:08
pittiBenC__, infinity: does any of you plan an l-r-m upload after RC? if not, I'd like to do an upload to fix bug 6690805:08
UbugtuMalone bug 66908 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17 "nvidia-glx-config does not work any more" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6690805:08
carlospitti: 5000 entries left to finish05:09
infinitypitti: I have nothing planned, if you want to upload just for --ignore-install, go ahead.05:09
mdzogra: I think the edubuntu CDs should be named 'server' and 'desktop' rather than 'install' and 'live'05:11
mdzespecially since you can install from 'live'05:11
pittiinfinity: right; I just want to avoid two uploads in a row05:11
ogramdz, good idea05:12
mdzogra: coordinate with Kamion to make sure it's done early on for feisty05:12
ograyep05:12
pitticarlos: alright, thanks05:13
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dokourgh, gray on black for LS_COLORS on the console ... nice idea ...05:17
Keybukdoko: usplash bug, I think05:18
Keybukit doesn't restore the palette05:18
azeemdoko: is it for hidden files? ;)05:18
dokoazeem: heh ;) no, directories :(05:18
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gnomefreakmvo: does the update-manager now run -c for you or does it still have to be ran?05:20
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mvognomefreak: there are two modes "-d == --devel-release": check for new development releases05:23
gnomefreakok i remember there was a bug that it should have ran -c for you. looking at the RC1 wiki it says to run the -c flag05:24
mvognomefreak: and "-c --check-dist-upgrades" <- check at all. in dapper the this checking for new distro relesaes if off by default because we assume that most people will want to stay with the LTS release. so they have (even after the release of edgy) run "update-manager -c"05:24
gnomefreakok05:24
mvognomefreak: might be a mistake, what url is this?05:24
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gnomefreakhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/EdgyReleaseCandidateAnnouncement05:24
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Keybukmvo: it's an interesting point that everyone running dapper is going to get an "UPGRADE TO EDGY TODAY!" button05:28
Keybukwithout any warning that the new release will be supported for less time than dapper, etc.05:28
mvoKeybuk: they won't. dapper will not do this by default (unless you force it via gconf or the -c switch)05:29
Keybukahh05:29
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mvoit is enabled for edgy, so for feisty everyone will see such a button (but I think that is appropriate)05:30
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Keybukyup05:30
wasabi_I might appreciate a long dissertation included with that on every distro upgrade.05:30
wasabi_You are upgrading between releases, your current release is supported until X. Are you sure?05:30
Nafallowasabi: quite a bit nicer, indeed.05:31
gnomefreakok ty05:31
mvogood idea05:31
dholbachsfllaw: no ppc dvd love - I'll add that to StaffHardware05:31
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wasabi_I might even be tempted to say that we should be able to alter that message for a given release by updating some message to -updates05:32
TreMobylwasabi_: are you the texas wasabi?05:32
wasabi_Yeah. The intensive purposes one.05:33
mvowasabi_: we can do that to a certain amount because it will download the release notes from a selected location05:33
TreMobylwasabi_: alright.  :)05:34
wasabi_Yeah, but I think the message depends on botht he source/dest release proposed.05:34
wasabi_Just sayin. ;)05:34
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wasabi_TreMobyl: Anything less than an intensive purpose would be week minded, imo. =)05:34
bluefoxicythunderbird is being weird05:35
bluefoxicyevery message in a thread shows the same contents05:35
bluefoxicy....05:36
bluefoxicyeven in non-threaded mode05:36
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TreMobylhahaha05:37
TreMobylwhere's rupert when you need him?05:37
smurfKamion: ping05:39
Kamionsmurf: Rather than just pinging me, please tell me what you want and I'll reply when I'm around.05:39
smurfheh05:39
Kamionhuh, Kubuntu alternate doesn't have language-support-en?05:40
smurfKamion: the "do you have the X key? Only count ..." text needs a linefeed somewhere05:40
bluefoxicyalright, threaded mode off :(  and restart thunderbird05:40
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RiddellKamion: which platform?05:41
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Kamionsmurf: bug 66817, fix waiting for post-RC05:41
UbugtuMalone bug 66817 in cdebconf-keystep "fails to wrap text of questions" [Low,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6681705:41
KamionRiddell: powerpc05:41
Kamiondid it not fit?05:41
smurfbah, thanks; I looked for that one in the wrong packages :-/05:42
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RiddellKamion: yeah, it didn't fit05:42
Kamiond'oh05:42
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Riddellalthough that was about 10 days ago, some things may have changed since then05:43
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pittiseb128, Riddell, anyone else: are you up for some thorough langpack testing in about an hour?05:56
Riddellpitti: sure05:56
pittiwe should probably use the ones I build now instead of tomorrow's dailies; more time for testing05:57
pittiunless something important turns up, of course05:57
Kamionwhoa, yes, I see the X key repeat madness here too05:59
KamionKeybuk: can you remind me how we deal with network cards whose MAC changes when you load the firmware?06:02
Kamionat least that seems to be what's happening here06:02
KeybukKamion: I think it goes something like "la la la, not listening"06:03
KamionI thought there was some iftab magic06:03
Keybukno...06:03
keescookhm... G5's nv driver seems to only draw the bottom half of the display.  :P06:03
Kamionarse06:03
Keybukthe card will get the name eth1 first, then eth206:03
Keybukwhen we last talked about it, we decided it was a driver bug for announcing the original interface as an Ethernet one, and not a raw one06:04
Keybukie. it should go06:04
Keybuketh1  Link encap:UNSPEC HWaddr 00:00:00:00:00:0006:04
Keybuk->06:04
Keybuketh1  Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 12:34:56:ab:cd:ef06:05
Kamiondoko: please never just commit the same change to multiple derivatives - it makes it harder to merge later06:08
Kamionshould always be done with bzr merge06:08
sivangI have a T43p and DVD , is this still worth testing?06:09
mdzhow did we get from 11 to 35 targeted bugs?06:09
jdubtesting!06:10
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sivangah, I see only mdz and dhlobach tested DVD/i386, then I guess it is06:12
mdzjdub: ITYM "panic"06:13
Kamionquite a lot of those bugs are fix-committed06:14
Kamionor otherwise sitting in the queue ready to be unleashed06:14
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dokoKamion: rebuilding ubuntu-meta will remove linuxprinting.org-ppds from the desktop; is this expected/wanted?06:28
Kamioneek, we didn't do that for RC?06:29
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Kamionyes, that's expected and desired06:29
Kamionit's meant to be in supported06:29
dokook06:30
Kamiontfheen: confirm the above?06:30
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tfheenyes, it's desired and what we want.06:33
tfheenI thought we did it for RC too.06:33
tfheenbut, apparently not. :-/06:33
tfheenit should go on the checklist.  "Make sure *ubuntu-meta is up-to-date"06:33
mdzit is06:34
mdz3. Merge seeds and update metapackages for all derivatives06:34
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Kamionwe probably did and then later discovered the problem06:36
dokotfheen, Kamion: please approve http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/ubuntu-meta.debdiff06:36
Kamiondoko: please let ubuntu-meta update use the autogenerated changelog06:37
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tfheenalso, what's that linux-headers diff?06:38
dokoKamion: hmm, didn't find one, running update again06:38
Kamiontfheen: see #canonical - linux-headers-386 in desktop was a mistake06:38
Kamiondoko: update runs dch06:38
tfheenKamion: ok.06:38
mdztfheen: wrong set of kernel headers in desktop06:38
infinitydoko: You didn't update ship...06:39
dokoKamion: ohh, right, it failed, because devscripts wasn't installed. I think, I have to restart from a fresh 1.2906:39
BenCblah06:40
BenCall my installs worked06:40
Kamionboring06:40
infinitydoko: If you're putting -generic in desktop, you need to put -386 in ship.06:40
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Kamionsigh, I already said that in #canonical ...06:41
mdzwow, I see no bug reports about this06:41
mdzdoko: how did you notice it?06:41
dokoKamion, infinity: I did ... apparently it did blow up, because dch was not installed06:41
dokomdz: notice what? the header problem? Trying to rebuild my vmware ...06:42
mdzdoko: yes06:42
Kamiondoko: he means the seed change, not ubuntu-meta06:42
infinitydoko: Ahh, yeah, the seeds look right, just your diff isn't.06:42
Kamionoh06:42
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Kamioninfinity: ship ain't in ubuntu-meta06:42
infinityOh, duh.06:42
infinityI'm retarded.06:42
tfheenI forgot to pre-publish sparc; I'll fix that now.06:43
tfheenjust -server so not too big of an issue06:43
BenCtfheen: Sorry I didn't update the testing page yet, but all the stuff I was supposed to test succeeded06:48
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BenCI remember encountering one bug, can't remember what it was, but I remember that it was already filed06:48
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poningrumdz: ping06:55
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sivang_live_DVDI had my usbdisk when I booted, it got 2 usbdisk icons on the desktop06:58
sivang_live_DVDa bug?06:58
dokoKamion, tfheen: updated http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/ubuntu-meta.debdiff (and checking for dch in the update script)06:58
henotfheen: which DVDs are in most pressing need of testing (so I can download wisely)? Kubuntu PPC?06:58
sivang_live_DVDhmm, also, according to the instructions on testing/current, pressing F1 didn't show me the build number of the volume or so, how can I obtain it to make sure i'm testing current ?06:59
mdzponingru: yes?06:59
tfheenheno: those were tested successfully by BenC, but more testing is always good07:00
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jonh_wendellpitti, ping07:00
BenCtfheen: I didn't test DVD's07:00
BenCif I was supposed to, I missed it, but I wouldn't be able to anyway07:00
henothe wiki says Riddell has tested them07:01
henoEdubuntu looks blank though07:02
sivang_live_DVDboy, ubuiguity is sweet07:02
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keescookis there a way to ask the live cd to use a specific X driver when it start up?07:07
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sivang_live_DVDI'm dropping my notes as I test at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SivanTestingNotes?action=show07:09
sivang_live_DVDcould someone please xplain what does ' It's visible on the F1 help screen on i386 and amd64' mean? :)07:09
sivang_live_DVDWhen I do this on the desktop DVD I just get yelp :)07:09
Kamiondoko: ok07:10
infinitydoko: Do you have a fix for the gcc-3.3/amd64 build failure?07:11
Kamionsivang_live_DVD: f1 at boot time, not later07:12
sivang_live_DVDKamion: ah :-/07:12
Kamionas in on the very first screen when you boot07:12
Kamionsivang_live_DVD: just cat /cdrom/.disk/info07:13
sivang_live_DVDthis should be cleared on testing/current instructions, or I'm just dumb?07:13
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Kamionfeel free to edit Testing/Current to note that it's in .disk/info on the CD/DVD07:13
sivang_live_DVDcool, thanks07:13
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Kamionah, I'm beginning to get a handle on the fight between console-setup and X07:14
sivang_live_DVDKamion: anyway to reach this info after you're in live ?07:15
Kamion18:13 < Kamion> sivang_live_DVD: just cat /cdrom/.disk/info07:15
sivang_live_DVDKamion: I'd have to mount it first. /media is empty for me :-/07:16
Kamionso mount it ...07:16
sivang_live_DVDit it by design that the cdrom is not mounted on the live session?07:17
tfheenBenC: ok07:17
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sivang_live_DVDoh , sorry, my bad, found it.07:18
dokoinfinity: no, didn't look yet07:21
infinitydoko: Fixing the ia64 failure at the same time would win you bonus points, but amd64 is the only critical bug.07:26
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dokoinfinity: it's universe ... I can do that if you look at some OOo crashes in the meantime ;-p07:26
infinitydoko: Err, no it's not.  gcc-3.3 is supported.07:26
infinitydoko: (libstdc++5)07:26
dokothat's crack ... :-( will have to look, yes ...07:26
infinityIf you're swamped with OOo stuff, I can look at gcc-3.3 tomorrow.07:26
infinityWas just pinging you about it, cause it's "yours".07:26
infinityI'm happy to look.  I doubt it's a difficult bug to fix.07:26
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dokoinfinity: dh_shlibdeps seems to fail? interesting ...07:28
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dokohaving that in debian/shlibs.local was needed for gcj, which isn't built anymore, so we can just remove the line07:33
pittijonh_wendell: pong07:33
dokoinfinity: ugh, and ia64 tries a biarch build ...07:33
jonh_wendellpitti, can you look at bug 65223? i've made a question there07:33
UbugtuMalone bug 65223 in mozilla-firefox-locale-all "Add pt-BR translation" [Wishlist,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6522307:33
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infinitypt-BR will be in the next update, no?07:33
infinity2.0rc3 brought it back, right?07:33
pittiit will07:33
pittijonh_wendell: hm, I'm not sure how localized start pages are handled07:33
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pittijonh_wendell: TBH I'd like to discuss that with iwj first07:33
TreMobylany hope on getting bug 66547 fixed before release?07:33
UbugtuMalone bug 66547 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "lockup when running glxgears" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6654707:33
jonh_wendellpitti, TBH?07:33
pittijonh_wendell: to be honest07:33
jonh_wendell:)07:33
pittijonh_wendell: when it comes to Firefox, I'm just the apprentice :)07:33
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jonh_wendellpitti, ok, i hope you'll investigate it for us!07:34
pittiseb128, Riddell, everybody else: please test the candidate langpacks for final edgy! add 'deb  http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/edgy/ ./' to your apt sources and scrutinize them07:35
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webbenCurrently, Edgy's libtotem-complex.* plugin can't handle RealAudio streaming from the BBC Radio Player. But it also seems to prevent the RealPlayer plugin handling the same (at least using the RealPlayer from the dapper-commercial repo). Would it be possible to fix totem so it doesn't do that? Or would it be necessary to fix RealPlayer instead?07:42
elmowebben: already reported as a bug07:42
jonh_wendellpitti, i'm going to test it. Firefox issue related to that bug doesn't enter in your rep, does it?07:43
pittijonh_wendell: no, it does07:43
elmoLP 6690207:43
webbenelmo: ah it is... cool :)07:43
pittijonh_wendell: but I have the updated packages for testing, too07:43
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pittijonh_wendell: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/packages/firefox/ ./07:43
jonh_wendellpitti, great!07:44
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Riddellpitti: how come language-pack-kde-fr doesn't depend on language-pack-fr ?07:46
pittiRiddell: hm, we never bothered to do that07:47
pittiRiddell: I can fix that for feisty if we want07:47
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jonh_wendellpitti, perfect! firefox in pt-br07:56
pittijonh_wendell: \o/07:56
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Riddellpitti: french works good for me in kde07:58
pittiRiddell: tres bien!08:00
jonh_wendellpitti, there is an update to firefox too, but i prefer to wait until tomorow, or when new firefox enter in edgy08:00
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tfheenhmm, still no xubuntu people around?08:10
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dholbachtfheen: crimsun might know something about Xubuntu08:13
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jonh_wendellpitti, can you check bug 65223 again? I've written there a "proposed patch"08:22
UbugtuMalone bug 65223 in mozilla-firefox-locale-all "Add pt-BR translation" [Wishlist,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6522308:22
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dokoogra: ping08:29
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pittijonh_wendell: I see08:29
pittijonh_wendell: this would require some hacking in debian/rules for generalizing the approach08:30
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jonh_wendellpitti, is it hard to do?08:32
pittijonh_wendell: not exactly hard, but a little intrusive08:33
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pittijonh_wendell: if you feel like driving this forward, please open a separate bug about that (use localized start pages), ask mdz whether he's fine with that for edgy, then I'll attach the milestone flag08:33
jonh_wendellpitti, ok08:34
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jonh_wendellpitti, that new bug should be filled against firefox package? or mozilla-firefox-locale-all?08:36
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pittijonh_wendell: the latter08:36
dokoKamion, tfheen: please approve  http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/kubuntu-meta.debdiff08:37
tfheendoko: tomorrow.08:37
LureKubuntu Alternate CD (RC) fails during setting up packages - is this known problem (on LVM setup)08:37
dokotfheen, ogra: does edubuntu use the same kernels as ubuntu?08:38
tfheendoko: yes.08:39
dokotfheen: ok, will prepare that for edubuntu as well (and I assume it's needed for xubuntu as well)08:39
tfheendoko: thanks.08:40
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slomotfheen: do you have some time to review the dbus fix we talked about yesterday? debdiff is here: http://slomosnail.de/~slomo/temp/dbus_0.93-0ubuntu3.debdiff08:40
tfheendoko: the reason for my "tomorrow" is this has been a somewhat intensive day for me.08:40
tfheenslomo: tomorrow.08:40
slomook08:40
tfheenI've been working for twelve hours trying not to fuck up the release. :-)08:40
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=== Nafallo seeds desktop for i386 and amd64 now :-)
tfheenNafallo: using what URL?  I get not authorized08:45
Nafallohttp://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/announce08:46
Nafallobut I can't see them on the tracker...08:46
jonh_wendellpitti, bug 66977 filled, where is mdz?08:47
UbugtuMalone bug 66977 in mozilla-firefox-locale-all "Use localized start pages" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6697708:47
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digger3Hi, after switching from sysvinit --> upstart my X server won't respond to keyboard commands until I select the 'Remove login via XDMCP option', press cancel and THEN I can enter my username+password.08:54
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digger3BTW everything I type to my x-server appears at a root-prompt which is active at every boot when I press ALT+708:54
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fabbionedigger3: please file a bug in malone with details08:55
digger3I am unsure which details are needed, any tips?08:55
fabbionedigger3: file the bug and the maintainer will ask for details08:57
digger3perfect :)08:57
ogradoko, what change is that ?08:58
digger3hmm damn, I am getting only error id's like OOPS-292A579 when trying to register in launchpad, oh well09:00
Ubugtuhttps://devpad.canonical.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/292A57909:00
Nafallodigger3: for those OOPSES #launchpad is the place :-)09:00
Nafallolaunchpad != ubuntu etc...09:00
dokoogra: http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/edu.diff09:01
digger3I understand09:01
ogradoko, ah, thats mostly a no-op anyway (apart from the d-i module packages)09:02
dokoogra: ok, preparing an upload ...09:03
ograoh, wait, that means i dont have a -386 kernel on the CD at all ?09:03
ograthat doesnt work with ltsp, i need to change stuff in the kernel image selector ... 09:04
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ograor is it headers only and i can keeep -386 for edgy ?09:04
Nafallohmm09:05
Nafalloelmo, Znarl: you know the torrenttracker seems down I guess? otherwise I just wanted to let you know.09:05
ZnarlNafallo : Yes, we are aware.09:06
Nafallogoodie then :-)09:06
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wasabi_Under what conditions are UUIDs inserted into fstab and menu.list?09:14
wasabi_My edgy system, which runs EVMS, had this happen (and basically result in /boot not being mountabl, and grub not working)... but I'm unsure on what timeframe it happened.09:14
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wasabi_rebooty, brb09:17
thiagocmartinscHi!09:18
thiagocmartinscwho is working on asterisk package ?!09:18
Burgworkthiagocmartinsc: asterisk is in universe, so best to ask in -motu09:18
thiagocmartinscI see that's asterisk.init doesn't manage varrun correctly...09:18
thiagocmartinscMmm..!! ok!09:19
thiagocmartinscthanks!09:19
Burgworkthiagocmartinsc: if you uhave a bug, please file it09:19
thiagocmartinscmy asterisk.init is right at this time.. for asterisk-1.2.12.1 ..09:19
dokoogra, tfheen, Kamion: http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/edubuntu-meta.debdiff09:19
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slomoinfinity: ping? what about apache and apache2? ;)09:30
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dokoKamion, tfheen: last one: http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/xubuntu-meta.debdiff09:30
dokotfheen: last one for today: http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/edgy/gcc-3.3.debdiff09:31
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jonh_wendellpitti, did you see bug 66977?09:46
UbugtuMalone bug 66977 in mozilla-firefox-locale-all "Use localized start pages" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6697709:46
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mdkejonh_wendell: he will see it.09:49
jonh_wendellmdke, thanks09:49
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mdkeis it possible to do a "for x in whatever; do whatever ${x}; done" phrase in a Makefile? If so, how? I've tried and it doesn't seem to like the ${x} bit09:55
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_ionYou need to escape the $ with a $09:58
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mdke_ion: can you give me an example?10:05
pittitfheen: congrats for the RC release! So we are free to upload again?10:08
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tfheenpitti: topic still says "frozen", we're frozen for release, so please don't upload anything which shouldn't end up in the release.10:10
pittitfheen: of course10:10
pittitfheen: just things fixing milestone bugs, and firefox 2.0rc310:10
tfheenpitti: go ahead.  I won't approve a thing today though.  Exhausted now.10:10
pittitfheen: no, that's fine10:10
pittiI just want to get it off my hard disk10:11
pittitfheen: you did a great job with RM!10:11
Nafallos/did/does/ :-)10:11
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jonh_wendellwhat's RM?10:12
_ionmdke ::10:12
_ion        for x in example*; do cat "$${x}" >>$@; done10:12
Nafallojonh_wendell: release management10:12
tfheenpitti: thanks a lot, it's been an interesting ride.10:13
mdke_ion: doesn't seem to quite work... I have "for x in website-index/*; do y=(basename $${x} website-index/); echo $${y}; xsltproc --stringparam root.filename "index.$${y}" -o $(BASE) $(INDEXCHUNKXSL) website-index/$${y}/website-index.xml;done" can you see what's wrong?10:13
mdke_ion: looks like it doesn't like the (10:14
_ionDo you mean y=$$(basename $${x} website-index/)?10:15
tfheenmdke: you're aware that basename will strip any and all directory names off?10:16
mdke_ion: I don't know whether I meant it or not, but it works, thanks :)10:16
_ionWhy not use the Makefile itself for what you're doing with 'for x in foo/*'?10:17
_ionI.e. the Makefile syntax10:17
mdketfheen: yes, I want to strip off the directory names10:17
mdke_ion: because I don't know what I'm doing? Anyhow, I'm happy it works now10:18
tfheenyou're missing a $10:19
tfheenmdke: for x in website-index/*; do y=$(basename $$x); echo $$y ; xsltproc [...] 10:19
tfheenoh, sorry, y=$$(10:19
tfheenor `10:19
mdkeyep, _ion caught it10:20
mdkethanks you guys. *hugs all*10:20
tfheenoh, yeah, _ion said it too.10:20
tfheenI'm clearly too tired.10:20
mdkeKamion: you here?10:21
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mdkeKamion: emailed instead. *bed*10:27
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thiagocmartinscUbuntu must follow DFSG ?!10:35
seaLneif wget is getting strange sizes when downloding the dvd images deom cdimage.u.c is it likely to be wget (on sarge) or the cdimage webserver?10:35
seaLneamd: -6,754,304 ppc: -78,450,688 i386: 168,402,94410:35
seaLne^ the Length value that wget outputs while downloading10:36
tfheenseaLne: your wget is broken.  Use rsync.10:37
tfheeniirc10:37
seaLneok, thanks10:37
seaLnersync for cdimage never works from uni for some reason but rsync of archive is fine10:38
Lurecan somebody report "grep localhost /etc/hosts" on clean Edgy install (GNOME user, no KDE installed)10:39
SeveasLure, -EROOM, try #ubuntu+110:40
LureSeveas: sorry, trying to fix RC bug10:41
seaLneLure: i don't get the hostname just the normal localhost stuff10:41
_ionRoom? :-)10:41
seaLneassuming that was the bug you ment, on 2 machine installed from beta10:42
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LureseaLne: yes, bug 66813 - you do not see it unless you have static IP and you have used knetworkconf10:43
UbugtuMalone bug 66813 in kdeadmin "kcm_knetworkconfmodule adds hostname to 127.0.0.1 line" [Critical,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6681310:43
LureseaLne: just localhost (no localhost.localdomain)?10:44
erdalronahiHi all, hi doko, will the openoffice.org-l10n's be updated between RC and final?10:44
seaLneLure: both of those machine are dhcp and no knetworkconf10:44
seaLneLure: nope10:44
seaLnelocalhost and ip6-localhost ip6-loopback10:44
ajmitchmorning all10:44
pittihi ajmitch 10:44
ajmitchhey pitti, how's it going?10:45
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pittiajmitch: pretty fine, RC is out of the door10:45
ajmitchgood news is that I just saw an nvidia 8776 bugfix release for their driver issue :)10:45
ajmitchno crackful beta drivers needed10:46
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erdalronahiMaybe pitti knows whether there will be any update of the openoffice-l10n's between RC and final?10:47
seb128pitti: I'm back, will try language packs now10:49
pittierdalronahi: most probably not10:49
pittiseb128: *hug*10:49
pittiajmitch: thank goodness10:49
seb128tfheen: do you moderate uploads for universe too? I'm looking for somebody to accept the kinoplus rebuild I've uploaded (it makes kino crash on startup atm and a rebuild seems to fix it)10:49
erdalronahipitti, but thousands of translations from Rosetta are not included.10:50
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erdalronahiFor ku it has the upstream translations from 5 months ago10:50
ajmitchseb128: any of the motu-uvf team approves them, archive admins wave them through based on that10:50
seb128ajmitch: it's not an uvf, it's a rebuild10:50
ajmitchseb128: I know, but the team is being reused for all uploads :)10:51
seb128k10:51
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ajmitchI guess infinity will be the next one awake who can approve kinoplus (please do if you see this)10:51
seb128ajmitch: so just tell whatever admin who wave to accept it :)10:51
ajmitchseb128: just did :)10:52
seb128thank you ;)10:52
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erdalronahipitty, maybe it's a but, I filed bug #67003 for that10:55
UbugtuMalone bug 67003 in language-support-ku "Edgy: openoffice.org-l10n-ku is very outdated" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6700310:55
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Kamiondoko: for *-meta, please just upload and we'll review them in the unapproved queue.10:56
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Kamionogra: doko's change is headers only, not images10:58
tfheenseb128: nok, I don't do universe10:59
seb128ok11:00
seb128I've a nautilus upload coming11:00
Kamionajmitch,seb128: kinoplus accepted11:00
seb128it fixes a crasher which has over 200 duplicates upstream11:00
seb128trivial patch from upstream: http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/nautilus/libnautilus-private/nautilus-directory.c?r1=1.260&r2=1.261&makepatch=1&diff_format=u11:00
seb128is that ok?11:00
Kamiontfheen: is it ok for me to wave already-approved post-RC uploads through now?11:00
tfheenKamion: I'm fine with it.11:00
seb128Kamion: thank you11:01
tfheenI'm not going to approve anything more tonight, though, I'm too tired.11:01
jonh_wendelltranslators have until 24h UTC to translate?11:01
ajmitchKamion: ah thanks, didn't see you were around still :)11:01
erdalronahipitti, have the openoffice-l10n's been updated at any time with the stuff from Rosetta?11:03
erdalronahiWe haven't seen this for ku11:03
pittierdalronahi: yes, several times11:03
erdalronahiso it *IS* a bug11:04
erdalronahibug #6700311:04
UbugtuMalone bug 67003 in language-support-ku "Edgy: openoffice.org-l10n-ku is very outdated" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6700311:04
erdalronahiWe have not seen ANY update through Edgy11:04
erdalronahibut we have 10.000 new translations in Rosetta11:05
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MoMaTtrying to rsync the RC as described here http://tinyurl.com/yzcanx11:11
MoMaTI see only the image from 2006-10-1711:11
MoMaTthis mirrors of daily-live hasn't been updated to RC yet or is this 2006-10-17 the RC version?11:12
TMMhi11:14
TMMI just read the RC is released, congratulations! :)11:14
TMMbut, there's a bug that I think is a large problem, also openoffice related : https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/6522611:14
UbugtuMalone bug 65226 in openoffice.org "Paste from writer to gaim in edgy segfaults writer" [Undecided,Confirmed]  11:14
TMMI am hit by this bug as well, and I commented on it, if there is anything I can do to help... but, releasing with an openoffice that b0rked is going to piss off a lot of people :)11:15
erdalronahiexactly, TMM11:15
TMMbasically the only thing that is really 'wrong' I think, I've been running edgy for about 4 weeks now, and it has been very good to me :) suspending with edgy is faster than with dapper, and, it works with aiglx ;)11:16
TMMit is not just gaim too, it is any program that supports formatted text (I put that in my comment)11:16
erdalronahiOur problem is somewhat bigger. There is a huge celebration planned for the "First Kurdish Linux", and if we have no translated OpenOffice.org, that will be a disaster11:17
TMMif a downgrade to 2.0.3 is needed, for gods sake, do it ;)11:18
TMMerdalronahi: is there a translation? 11:18
erdalronahiyes, in Rosetta11:18
erdalronahiand meanwhile also upstream11:18
TMMnot merged yet?11:18
TMMin edgy?11:19
erdalronahiyes11:19
erdalronahiexactly11:19
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TMMhum, sad... I think edgy is frozen11:20
erdalronahi:S11:20
erdalronahibut today was also the deadline for the translations11:20
KamionMoMaT: cdimage.ubuntu.com has daily-live/2006101811:21
erdalronahiI hoped there would be a merge, I had no idea there was a bug11:21
Kamionwhich == RC11:21
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keescookKamion: so we're clear to start post-RC milestone-fix uploads?11:21
Kamionkeescook: yes11:21
TMMI sure hope edgy won't ship with this broken paste behaviour in OOo11:21
erdalronahiWell, the devs may not find a translation bug release-critical11:22
erdalronahibut for our team it will be a complete disaster to have 10.000 translations in Rosetta that just weren't merged into Edgy11:22
Kamionerdalronahi: talk to doko when he's around11:23
tfheenTMM: I can quite reasonably tell you it won't be fixed for edgy.11:23
erdalronahidoko, are you around?11:23
Riddelltfheen: what current procedure for uploading fixes?  upload and poke you with debdiff for approval?11:23
TMMtfheen: euh... why? isn't that release critical?11:23
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tfheenTMM: is there a tested patch available?11:24
erdalronahitfheen, if it would be fixed some days after the release we could modify a CD11:24
TMMtfheen: no, 11:24
tfheenRiddell: yes, but I'm not going to review anything before tomorrow.11:24
tfheenTMM: then there is no chance it'll be fixed.  Sorry.11:24
TMMtfheen: downgrade to 2.0.3? openoffice is just useable at all like this. one mis-middle click and you loose your work11:24
Kamionwe are NOT downgrading11:24
Kamionthis can be fixed post-release in edgy-updates if necessary11:25
TMMok, I do not want to piss anyone off, but, why not? it is only a minor point release, but it does major damage11:25
Kamiondowngrading is enormously intrusive. You think it's the easy option, I gather; it's not.11:26
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TMMfor the current testers... I understand that, deb doesn't allow for easy downgrades11:26
TMMwell, apt-get doesn't ?11:27
keescookRiddell: for bug 66690, it looks like a version bump is needed to do the rebuild.11:27
UbugtuMalone bug 66690 in speedcrunch "FTBFS in edgy, doesn't like qt4 environment?" [High,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6669011:27
Kamionit's a sanity constraint there for very good reasons. Plus, if we can help it we're not modifying OOo at all at this point, because building it will take up a lot of valuable buildd time that frankly we need for other things. (translations are potentially a different story)11:27
TMMKamion: so, even if I spend this weekend familiarising myself with the code, and trying to fix this, there is no change it'll make it into 6.10?11:28
Riddellkeescook: thanks, I'll get onto that11:28
Kamionby the end of this weekend, the window for post-RC uploads for final will already be closed11:29
TMMthis sucks11:29
Kamionbut if you spend the weekend familiarising yourself with the code and preparing a patch, it can be one of the first updates to edgy11:29
TMMthis is a pretty big deal11:29
keescookRiddell: I don't have -main upload perms, otherwise I'd do it myself.  :)  let me know if you want me to prep the package and put it somewhere for you to sign/upload, though.11:29
TMMKamion: when will that be? I can guarantee that a lot of people will be pissed off11:29
Kamionhowever, according to the bug report, pasting into many other applications works fine11:30
KamionTMM: do not try to coerce a schedule out of me for a patch that does not even exist yet11:30
tfheenTMM: edgy-updates opens approximately when edgy is out.11:30
tfheenmaybe a week or so later.11:30
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Riddellshouldn't it open before?  that's what we did with dapper11:30
TMMKamion: I am not trying to do that :)11:30
Kamionyes you are11:30
tfheenRiddell: I don't know, I don't know if it has been decided even11:31
TMMKamion: sorry, it was not my intention, I was just trying to explain the gravity of the situation :)11:31
Riddellkeescook: probably easiest to just ask for it to be given back11:31
Kamionyou're being quite obnoxious about it, frankly11:31
TMMKamion: sorry, once again, not my intention.11:31
Riddellinfinity: able to give back speedcrunch?11:32
Kamionwe do understand that some bugs are release-critical, some are bad but not release-critical, and some need to wait11:32
Kamionand we must have the freedom to decide between the two based on the constraints we're under11:32
Kamionyou're certainly free to try to persuade us, but ranting "this sucks" is not helpful11:32
TMMKamion: I understand, sorry.11:32
lamontRiddell: I suspect that infinity is asleep11:32
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Riddellah lamont, you can still do that can't you 11:32
Kamionunfortunately OOo problems are very hard to fix close to release because of the enormous time it takes to build11:33
lamontRiddell: I can... not sure if I'm allowed to.  but I'll check11:33
Kamionalmost anything else could still be countenanced if the fix were understood11:33
TMMKamion: I have the nasty habit of typing subconsious 'this sucks' kind of things in IRC when my hands are on the keyboard :)11:33
Kamionplease break that habit in this channel11:33
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TMMKamion: I know, sorry11:33
tfheenRiddell: given-back.11:33
Riddellthanks tfheen 11:35
erdalronahiAn update for openoffice.org-l10n should not be so time consuming, right? 11:35
TMMKamion: is the OOo shipped for ubuntu build from source? or is it repackaged official binaries? I would guess 'source' just checking11:35
Kamionerdalronahi: as I said above, that's potentially a different story, but needs doko)11:35
KamionTMM: every single package in main and universe is rebuilt from source11:35
TMMKamion: thought so, thanks11:36
Kamionand many (but not all) in restricted and multiverse too11:36
TMMKamion: someone suggested that there might be a linker issue, I'll try with the official binaries, see if that still crashes, I kind of hope not :) 11:36
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seb128pitti: language packs looks fine, there is a '' to a gnome-app-install french string which looks weird but I don't think that's enough to roll new packs :)11:38
pittiseb128: I can build new packs with selected manually applied corrections11:39
pittiseb128: I just want to avoid a new Rosetta tarball at that point11:40
seb128pitti: I've fixed the string on rosetta if you have an opportunity to import a new french po for gnome-app-install :)11:41
pepsimanseb128: try grepping the translated strings for _n:11:41
seb128pepsiman: ?11:42
pittiseb128: can you give me a good substring for the affected string?11:42
pepsimanseb128: KDE uses it for plural forms, it shouldn't appear in the translation11:42
pittiseb128: I can't grep properly on rookery, locale is POSIX there11:42
seb128pepsiman: is that a question you are asking me or something, I'm not sure to understand what you want11:43
pepsimanseb128: there are lots of broken kde translations in en_GB, not sure about other langs11:43
seb128pitti: 11:43
seb128msgid ""11:43
seb128"<big><b>Checking installed and available applications</b></big>\n"11:43
seb128"\n"11:43
seb128"Ubuntu and third party vendors offer you a large variety of applications "11:43
seb128"that you can install on your system."11:43
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seb128pepsiman: ah, good luck with that, I don't do en_GB neither KDE11:44
seb128pitti: 11:44
seb128msgstr ""11:44
seb128"<big><b>Vrification des applications disponibles et installes</b></big>\n"11:44
seb128"\n"11:44
seb128"Ubuntu et les fournisseurs tierce-partie mettent  votre disposition une "11:44
seb128"large palette d'applications que vous pouvez installer sur votre ordinateur."11:44
seb12811:44
keescookcan someone with -main upload privs please re-sign (and upload) my fix to libx11: http://people.ubuntu.com/~kees/edgy-fixes/ (this is for bug 66776)11:44
UbugtuMalone bug 66776 in xorg-server "[edgy]  fd leak in Xinput module " [Unknown,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6677611:44
seb128pitti: the first line, the char before the '\n' is to drop11:44
seb128keescook: looking11:45
pepsimanseb128: same with german11:45
keescookseb128: thanks11:45
seb128pepsiman: don't do german neither ;)11:45
Kamionpepsiman: perhaps you mean to be talking to pitti, not seb128; pitti is the language packs master11:45
pittiseb128: fixed11:46
pittikeescook: wil do11:46
pittipepsiman: will fix11:46
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keescookpitti: ah, thanks.  seb128 mentioned he was looking at it too...11:46
pepsimanpitti: you have an easy way to fix all translations?11:46
pittigrrr, /me wants a proper locale on rookery11:46
pittipepsiman: I'm a bit reluctant to do The Super Sed From Hell11:47
pittieventually this should be fixed in Rosetta itself11:47
tfheenpitti: RT a request for more locales, then?11:48
pittitfheen: yeah11:48
pepsimanpitti: yeah, there are several "_: " in translated strings too11:48
pepsimanmsgid ""11:49
pepsiman"_: NAME OF TRANSLATORS\n"11:49
pepsiman"Your names"11:49
pepsimanmsgstr ""11:49
pepsiman"_: Namen der <C3><9C>bersetzer\n"11:49
pepsiman"Ren<C3><A9> Fischer"11:49
seb128keescook: uploaded11:49
pittiah, fine11:50
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keescooker11:50
seb128heh11:50
=== keescook hugs seb128 too
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pittiright, seb128, fix gnome harder!!!11!!oneeleven11:50
=== pitti hugs seb128 too
=== seb128 hugs pitti too
Seveaspitti, fix langpacks first!!!11111:50
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TMMKamion: this is just a hunch, but, is it at all possible, that (since someone in that bug report mentiones he can't reproduce it) there's something wrong with my mirror? I had the new edgy artwork a while ago, but now, it has reverted back to the 'old' artwork... perhaps that's a longshot, but, I think I'll try and to a full reinstall tomorrow from the rc cd..,11:51
azeemajmitch: depends whether the "Hack while Hug" spec will be implemented in time11:51
MoMaTKamion: you're right, there is 20061018 (also pointed by current) but edgy-desktop-i386.iso is dated 2006-10-1711:51
KamionTMM: artwork was intentionally reverted11:51
KamionMoMaT: that's fine, it was carried over without being rebuilt11:51
TMMKamion: ah :) well, the release notes still show the 'new' artwork, so, that is why I thought that... 11:52
Kamionthe change in 20061018 was to rebuild powerpc for a fix in the livefs build script11:52
KamionTMM: the release notes should be fixed ...11:52
MoMaTI see. Thx.11:52
TMMKamion: no new artwork? or just when 6.10 is released?11:52
Kamionthe deadline for artwork is tomorrow11:53
Kamionwe reverted in order to be sure to have a fallback option11:53
TMMah, ok11:53
TMMwell, then I won't be reinstalling :)11:53
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TMMwell, time for bed, again11:54
TMMlater11:54
TMMand, sorry for bugging you :) I'll see if I can make any progress11:54
keescookthoughts on bug 65616? it's in universe, but it looks like it'll hold back installation of a few other universe packages.  I wrote a very small hack for it.  should I milestone that, or skip for now, given it's universeness?11:57
UbugtuMalone bug 65616 in dbconfig-common "non-pgsql packages fail to install/upgrade" [Undecided,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6561611:57
ajmitchkeescook: you have a fix for it?11:59
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ajmitchuniverse is a little bit more open for uploads, since they won't break cds or the world11:59
keescookajmitch: yeah, but I'm unsure if it's the best fix.  (basically, it registers the failing debconf "add"s that were introduced)11:59
keescookthe upstream author didn't give me any feedback on my proposed patch, but it does fix it for me.12:00
ajmitchdoes it cause any issues with other packages that use dbconfig-common?12:00
keescookNot that I've found; I didn't try nagios-pgsql, though, which explicitly uses the pg stuff.12:01
Kamionthat patch is reversed, confusingly12:01
ajmitchwell the last message is "I'll upload asap", so I'd guess your fix is sane to upstream12:01
Kamionsounds sensible to me, too12:01
keescookoh, it is, how odd12:01
KamionI haven't read the code in detail but it would most certainly be able to cause the reported symptoms; and registering extra debconf templates is generally harmless12:02
keescookKamion: okay, that was basically my worry.12:02
keescookI'll get it prep'd and up for people to see the debdiff.12:02
ajmitchgreat12:03
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TMMwhaoh... 70 meg diff for OOo12:08

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