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keescookso, it looks like "tee" is getting stuck on the i386/amd64 builds of gdb.  very odd12:23
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Riddelljpetso: KDE questions often best in #kubuntu-devel (but I'm off to sleep12:38
jpetsoRiddell: well it's not a kde question, technically12:39
jpetsoRiddell: but thanks anyways, good night12:39
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sistpotylamont: did you upload libnss-ldap (universe sru) yet?01:06
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mjg59 /win 1002:23
mjg59Ng.02:23
cr3what's the difference between daily and daily-live? the only difference I can see is that the former provides alternate and the latter provides desktop.02:26
jdubcr3: yes, the desktop cd is the new live cd02:30
jdubcr3: 'daily' vs. 'daily-live' is a historical thing02:31
cr3jdub: is there any guarantee at which time the daily and daily-live directories on cdimage.ubuntu.com are updated? is that cronned at a particular time?02:33
jdubcr3: they are but i forget when02:36
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bhalejdub: The Office is 1 hr02:39
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lamontsistpoty: dunno - probably not04:21
lamontuploaded to sru, I thought04:21
lamontor rather, proposed updates04:21
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fabbionemorning05:34
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jdongwhat is a SIGABRT in the context of Openoffice?05:36
jdongthe latest 0day word exploit causes a SIGABRT in openoffice05:36
jdong(on Edgy)05:36
jdong(haven't tried anything else)05:36
jdonghttp://www.milw0rm.com/sploits/12122006-djtest.doc   <-- POC05:37
jdongOOo dies with a stack trace05:37
jdongFatal exception: Signal 605:37
PuMpErNiCkElhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SIGABRT05:40
jdongPuMpErNiCkEl: I know that much05:42
jdongI was wondering what it means in terms of OpenOffice in this specific exploit05:42
dieman_jdong: nice.05:42
jdongmore importantly, if OOo is open to a similar exploit as MS Office05:42
jdongsome people on other distros report a segmentation fault05:43
jdongwhich raises a big red flag in my  mind05:43
dieman_i'd collect debug information and open a bug05:43
jdongdieman_: ok, will do05:43
keescookjdong: it's either OOo calling abort() or glibc calling it as a result of heap corruption.05:51
jdongkeescook: yikes... so it shouldn't be exploitable then on Edgy?05:51
jdongor is it still up in the air?05:51
jdongkeescook: is it worth me filing a bug on it then?05:51
keescookI haven't had the time to study it, but the "exploits" floaitng around won't work on linux.05:52
keescookjdong: best to get a backtrace, actually.05:52
jdongkeescook: openoffice did print something at the console that starts with this05:52
jdongStack:05:52
jdong/usr/lib/openoffice/program/libuno_sal.so.3[0x4387d4fb] 05:52
jdong/usr/lib/openoffice/program/libuno_sal.so.3[0x4387d631] 05:52
jdongis that good enough as a backtrace05:53
jdongor is there some other procedure I should follow?05:53
keescooknah, I'd like to get one out of apport.05:53
keescookdo you have gdb installed?05:53
jdong(it didn't trigger apport)05:53
jdongI do have gdb05:53
keescookapport ignores abort.  okay, edit /usr/share/apport/apport05:53
keescook    if signum == str(signal.SIGQUIT) or signum == str(signal.SIGABRT):05:53
keescook        sys.exit(0)05:53
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keescookdrop the "or signum == str(signal.SIGABRT)" part, and try crashing OOo again05:53
jdongthat's simple enough :)05:53
jdongkeescook: it still doesn't trigger apport05:55
jdong:-/05:56
jdongah, oowriter is a shell script05:57
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jdongyes!05:58
jdongI think I triggered apport05:58
jdongthe disk grinding is all too familiar05:58
jdongyep05:58
jdongsheesh it's 5MB :)06:02
keescookjdong: cool.  can you open a bug and attach the crash?  I think it's heap allocation or something.  ooffice just ate my machine alive trying to open that file.  :P06:03
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jdongkeescook: bug is 75847, apport blob is uploading06:03
jdongkeescook: bug  75847, apport blob is uploading06:03
keescookcool, thanks06:04
jdongahem, bug 7584706:04
UbugtuMalone bug 75847 in openoffice.org "OOo crashes when opening MS Word Exploit POC" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7584706:04
jdongha the bot doesn't like double-space06:04
somerville32lol06:04
jdongkeescook: while we're waiting I linked to a /. discussion on this that a google turned up06:05
jdongkeescook: oh look at that, it uploaded :)06:05
keescookcool, thanks.06:05
jdong(by the way jeez Firefox traces are gigantic)06:06
jdongthat really does explain half my incremental dumps :D06:07
keescookbtw: you may want to put that SIGABRT thing back into apport... there are lot of things that barf that don't produce useful traces on an abort.  :)06:07
jdonglol yeah06:08
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keescook #2  0x420cfef3 in abort () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.606:10
keescook #3  0x4387d636 in osl_raiseSignal ()06:10
keescook    from /usr/lib/openoffice/program/libuno_sal.so.306:10
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keescookso it looks like an OOo lib raised the abort, so that just means it's a bug in OOo, as far as how it handles reading the file.06:10
keescook(so, not a security vuln)06:10
jdongkeescook: that's good to know06:11
jdongkeescook: what about the /. folk who reported segfault06:11
keescookthat's slightly more interesting, but plenty of stuff that segfaults isn't a security problem.  :)06:12
jdong:)06:12
jdongeither way, it still (1) worries me06:13
jdong(2) is a problem that OOo doesn't gracefully handle the error06:13
jdongit still makes this word exploit at minimum a denial-of-service to OOo06:13
jdongI'm sure upstream has heard about this by now :D06:13
keescookwell, i386 just crashes.  amd64 it eats all available memory.  :P  We need to invesgitate some kind of popup that SIGSTOPs massive hogs and pops up "process Blah is eating your system for lunch.  Kill it?  [ Ok ]  [ I like trashing ] "06:15
keescookokay, dinner time.  cya06:16
jdongenjoy, keescook06:16
Chipzzkeescook: that would stop my firefox every time I start it :P06:24
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pittiGood morning08:14
Hobbseepitti08:16
Hobbsee!!!08:16
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AnAnthello08:57
AnAntI think there is a problem with libc6-dev08:57
AnAntin libieee.a08:57
AnAntI got a program linking against it08:57
AnAntand it gave this error:08:57
AnAnt/usr/lib/libieee.a:(.data+0x0): multiple definition of `_LIB_VERSION'08:57
AnAnt/usr/lib/libieee.a:(.data+0x0): first defined here08:57
mdkeAnAnt: this isn't a support channel. You can file bugs in the bugtracker at bugs.ubuntu.com08:57
HobbseeAnAnt: filed a bug?08:58
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keescooklate night hackin'09:02
keescookpitti: so there relro won't go in like ssp did, eh?09:03
pittihey keescook 09:03
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keescookhiya pitti, Hobbsee :)09:03
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pittikeescook: well, we might be able to sneak relro into gcc, if it's really that unintrusive as it sounds09:03
pittikeescook: but PIE? we shouldn't do that...09:04
keescookPIE, no way.09:04
mdkemmm, pie09:04
keescookI want to test it with stuff in feisty first.09:04
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keescookrelro is hardly anything at all.09:04
keescookI looked at the patch to enable ssp.  kinda scary09:04
pittikeescook: for that, using a ~/bin/gcc wrapper should work09:04
keescookwhat's the reason for not doing it the way ssp was done?09:05
pittikeescook: ccache manages to divert cc/gcc/etc. quite well, too09:05
pittikeescook: mainly because it alters the default gcc behaviour which might lead to unexpected things when building upstream software09:05
pittikeescook: for the short term I'd prefer a gcc wrapper while we discuss this with Debian09:06
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pittikeescook: after all, we had a package 'gcc-opt' on the buildds for a loong time09:06
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keescookokay, cool.09:06
pittikeescook: and got rid of it about the time when we started discussing SSP :/09:07
keescookheh09:07
pittikeescook: how's 2.6.20 wrt. ASLR? does PIE do any good there to enable more juggling?09:07
keescookcan you or doko mock something up so I can see how that would look?09:07
keescookI haven't tried 2.6.20 yet; i've been dog-fooding compiz, so unwinding stuff without lrm wasn't something I wanted to jump on.  :P09:08
pittikeescook: a ~/bin/gcc with '#!/bin/sh\nexec $0 -fPIE "$@", something like that09:08
keescookoh, seriously that simple of a wrapper?09:08
pittikeescook: for testing, why not09:08
pittikeescook: ccache does it much the same way09:08
keescookfair enough.09:08
keescookI'd be stuffing it into my build schroot's09:09
pittikeescook: a gcc wrapper could look much like the ccache package09:09
keescookrelro> -Wl,-z,relro09:09
keescookPIE> -fPIE -pie09:09
pittithe effect would be much like the global build flags, but a centralized change, so the only drawback is that you don't see it in build logs09:10
AnAntHobbsee: nope09:10
keescookI'll add logic to notice -norelro, etc.09:10
pittikeescook: for proper operation, we would need to change dpkg-buildpackage to add the wrapper gcc's to $PATH, of course, but for initial testing, a hack should suffice09:10
keescooksure.  I was thinking I could model the expected "real" correction instead of just hacking it.  :)09:11
keescookso, for ASLR, I swear we saw heap randomization while at UDS, but I don't see it on feisty now.09:12
keescookexec randomization is for sure not happening.09:12
pittikeescook: I envision a package ubuntu-gcc-wrapper with wrappers in /usr/share/ubuntu-gcc/ and a diversion of dpkg-buildpackage which mangles $PATH09:12
keescookah, very good.09:12
pittiwell, crackful, but effective09:12
keescookProgram Headers: Type           Offset             VirtAddr           PhysAddr09:13
keescookhm09:13
keescookProgram Headers:09:13
keescook  Type           Offset             VirtAddr           PhysAddr09:13
keescook  LOAD           0x0000000000000000 0x0000000000000000 0x000000000000000009:13
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pittikeescook: ah, that's from relro? 0 == arbitrary random location?09:13
keescook555555554000-555555555000 r-xp 00000000 fd:00 1412097                    /scratch/ubuntu/build/local/pie09:14
keescooknah, that's PIE.09:14
pittiah09:14
keescookrelro is just an extra header with a few sections:09:14
keescook  GNU_RELRO      0x0000000000000de8 0x0000000000200de8 0x0000000000200de809:14
keescook                 0x0000000000000218 0x0000000000000218  R      109:14
keescook   08     .ctors .dtors .jcr .dynamic .got 09:14
pittikeescook: while at it, that dpkg-buildpackage wrapper should make any build fail which has ELFs with pages that are w and x :-P09:15
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keescookOooh!  Great idea!09:15
keescookthat will break all KINDS of things, though.  :P09:15
keescookthere are tons of packages that still have exec stack due to asm code.09:15
keescook:)09:15
keescooker09:15
keescook:(09:15
keescookgdb ftbfs> did you see that insanity?  tee isn't quitting.09:16
keescookshould I upload gdb with the PIE patches even though the builds are busted?09:17
keescookit seems to work fine, and (at least) fedora has been running with it for a while now, so it's reasonably stable.09:17
keescookI've started trying to get it merged upstream, we'll see how that goes.09:18
pittikeescook: hm, I saw the FTFBS logs from my upload from yesterday09:18
pittikeescook: but it looked like it failed due to unexpectedly failed tests09:18
pittikeescook: was a bit strange, it built fine for me09:18
pittilocally09:18
pittikeescook: I suspect different kernels (I built under .20 AFAIR, buildds are probably edgy)09:19
keescookfrom what I see, the make check runs and finishes.  but the pipe open to "tee" stays.  tee is blocked on read(stdin...) and the shell is blocked on a wait() for tee.  bizarre09:19
pittioh, ugh09:19
keescookhm, I'm still on 2.6.19-709:19
keescookbut I saw exactly the same behavior as the buildds (on both amd64 and the i386 chroot)09:19
keescookanyway, should I up the PIE patch anyway, and the build failures can be sorted out as we go?09:20
pittikeescook: it would only make sense if the package actually builds again09:20
pittiand we need a built gdb, the current one is totally broken09:20
pittikeescook: so feel free to throw in the PIE patch if you have a workaround/solution for the hang09:21
keescookI don't have anything yet.  :(09:21
pittikeescook: oh, right09:22
pittithe previous package even had *more* unexpected failures than my upload09:22
pittiand it still finished building09:22
keescookheh09:22
pittiso it's not that09:22
pittikeescook: maybe:09:23
pitti $(MAKE) -C objdir/gdb check > objdir/check.log 2>&109:23
pitti  cat objdir/check.log09:23
keescookyeah, the gnu.hash fixes the tests quite a bit.  (without your changes, the tests just grind away forever, slowly timing out)09:23
pittikeescook: if you can reproduce the hang, does that work for you?09:23
pittikeescook: right, I tried the previous package on current edgy, all tests fail09:24
keescookI can try that; I guess we don't need tee for automated builds.  :)09:24
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pittistill strange...09:24
pittias if make wouldn't close stdin or stderr...09:25
Yagisanit just doesn't like you pitti 09:25
pittihi Yagisan 09:26
Yagisanlong time no see09:26
YagisanHow are you mate ?09:26
pittiI'm great, and you?09:26
Yagisangoing ok09:27
pittikeescook: right, buildds won't care, but it would suck for local builds of course09:27
Yagisanoverloaded myself time-wise09:27
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keescookIf this actually works, I could just fake a tee:  touch log; tail -f log &; pid=$1; make check >> log 2>&1; kill $pid   :P09:28
pittikeescook: are you sure that & DTRT in scripts?09:28
pittilast time I tried something like that it blew up on my face09:29
keescookIf you do it all on the same "line", I think it's safe.  I'll try it if this build is okay09:29
pittikeescook: did you happen to strace the make process when it hanged?09:30
pittiis it just select()ing? (i. e. poll())09:30
keescookthe rules make?  I didn't.  the make check had already quit, though.09:31
keescookI'm wondering if it's a dash vs bash thing.09:31
pittioh, good point09:31
keescookI couldn't reproduce it using simple cases, either.09:32
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keescookpitti: yup, dropping tee fixes the build.  :(09:54
pittikeescook: weird, weird, weird09:54
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pittiMithrandir: btw, your give-back of gnome-panel in edgy-proposed didn't work09:59
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pittiMithrandir: but now the apt error message mentions different packages, so it did *something* :/10:00
Mithrandirpitti: I saw it; Adam's fixing it now.10:00
pittiah, great10:00
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keescookpitti: okay, off it goes, gdb_6.5.dfsg-2ubuntu3 has been uploaded with PIE and the tee-- fix.  I'm off to bed.10:08
pitti\o/10:08
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slomokeescook: congrats :)10:12
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pittihey seb128 10:20
seb128hi pitti!10:20
cjwatsonmorning10:22
pittihi cjwatson 10:22
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pitticjwatson: I uploaded a new s-t-b with the fixed conflicts yesterday10:25
cjwatsonjudging from shell history, I noticed that last night before I went to bed but then collapsed before remembering to process it10:25
cjwatsonI'll do that now10:25
pittigreat10:27
cjwatsonpitti: could you attach the most recent s-t-b patch to the bug for completeness, please?10:27
pittioh, sure, doing now10:27
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cjwatsonpitti: all done, please proceed to testing10:29
pittigreat10:29
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stubLaunchpad will be going down in 15 minutes for a code update. Estimated downtime is 10 mins.10:44
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MidMarkhi I've a question: is there a motivation because a very stupid bug that annoy ALL people that uses amule, and that has a patch based in ONE line took 3 months (and still not fixed) to be committed in wxwidgets?10:45
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MidMarkwhere is the maitainer??10:46
dholbachgood morning10:46
MidMarkhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/amule/+bug/5913810:47
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KeybukMidMark: Ubuntu doesn't have maintainers (at least, not in the Debian sense).  amule is in universe, so you'd be best off asking on #ubuntu-motu10:47
UbugtuMalone bug 59138 in wxwidgets "amule crashes when I close a tab" [Unknown,Unknown]  10:47
MidMarkoook will do now10:47
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dholbach?10:52
dholbachsorry10:52
jsgotangcoah10:54
mneptokbelligerent ghouls run Manchester schools. spineless bastards all.11:07
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seb128mjg59: around?11:26
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pitticarlos: I'm curious, how did your attempt for feisty langpacks work out?12:32
carlospitti: waiting for kiko12:33
pittiooh, new LP with icon and task tree shinyness12:33
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pitticarlos: what do I have to do to clean up https://translations.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/tsclient/+pots/tsclient/ru/+translate ?12:36
carlospitti: nothing, I'm able to do it today12:36
carlospitti: I had a problem with permissions12:36
carlosbut today it was fixed12:36
pittiah, cool12:36
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maswanBenC: hey, any chance of a CONFIG_DEBUG_INFO in the near future for -dbg- stuff (aka make systemtap work, AIUI)12:37
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CypherBIOSmvo: ping12:46
Hobbseemvo: just merged apt-watch, hope that's OK.12:47
gnomefreakHobbsee: apt-index-watcher?12:48
Hobbseegnomefreak: er, yeah12:48
Hobbseethe one that's in universe12:48
gnomefreakthats not in universe 12:49
gnomefreakphew12:49
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CypherBIOSmvo: when you come back, see this http://en.cypherbios.org/archives/412:51
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seb128mjg59: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/compiz-update/, I've updated to the new version, switched to cdbs and moved changes to debian/patches too. If you want to have a look and let me know if you have some objection, I'll wait for your comments before uploading. What is the rational to use indirectRendering by default BTW?01:03
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gnomefreakis beryl-core still FTB?01:54
seb128gnomefreak: hint: you want to use compiz ;)01:56
gnomefreakoh no :(01:56
seb128why no?01:57
gnomefreakseb128: last time i used compiz was during dapper devel and it was crap. i hope it has gotten better01:57
seb128gnomefreak: good reason to try it again01:58
seb128gnomefreak: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/compiz-update/, I've started working on updating it to the new version if you want to try01:58
gnomefreakok cool i will ty01:58
gnomefreakshould i still grab the desktop-effects package?02:00
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seb128gnomefreak: yep, that's an easy way to enable it and revert if it doesn't work fine (just use esc key or wait)02:01
gnomefreakok ty02:02
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seb128np02:03
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gnomefreakseb128: the package cgwd shouldnt be a recommend since there is no package02:04
gnomefreakseb128: for the desktop-effects package ;)02:04
seb128gnomefreak: 02:05
seb128$ apt-cache show desktop-effects | grep Recommends02:05
seb128$02:05
seb128for compiz you mean02:05
seb128right :)02:05
gnomefreakyeah sorry02:05
gnomefreaki was installing the -effects package and it depends on compiz and the recommends shows up i forgot compiz was gonna be installed02:06
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Mithrandirdholbach: do you understand why my networkmanager build doesn't seem to update the gtk icon cache on installation?02:17
ograagain ?02:17
Mithrandir(it uses cdbs, so I though it was supposed to call dh_iconcache and get that thing fixed automatically)02:18
HobbseeMithrandir: because it needs to call dh_iconcache.  i'll bet it's a custom cdbs.mk02:18
ograseems we have that every beginning of a new release 02:18
Mithrandirogra: you're not helping.02:18
MithrandirHobbsee: nope02:18
Hobbseeogra: i saw that bug in edgy, but didnt fix it, as i'd need a sponsor02:18
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Mithrandirah, it's only called if you add the gnome package too02:19
Mithrandiras in, gnome.mk02:19
dholbachah! :-)02:19
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HobbseeMithrandir: gnome.mk isnt included in it02:20
MithrandirHobbsee: see four-five lines up. :-P02:20
HobbseeMithrandir: i meant at pre-install time02:21
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MithrandirI think I got it now.02:21
Hobbseecool02:22
seb128is anybody working on the xorg-server merge with Debian?02:24
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Hobbseeseb128: shouldnt you be asking that in #ubuntu-x or something?02:24
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seb128Hobbsee: well, I expect that most of people are on -devel too02:25
Hobbseeah02:25
Hobbseetrue that02:25
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seb128Hobbsee: and believe it if you want some non-xorg people are doing merges for xorg packages too :p02:25
zulmorning02:25
pittiseb128: geser :)02:25
pittihi zul02:26
gnomefreakmorning zul 02:26
seb128hi pitti02:26
Hobbseeseb128: that's scary.  i've not attempted that02:26
seb128Hobbsee: the xorg-server one is assigned to me according to the merge list because I touched it to fix a bug before edgy :p02:26
geserpitti: I only merged the xserver-xorg-input-* from universe02:26
pittigeser: oh, I thought I saw more from you02:27
gnomefreakseb128: is there a theme package? i hate this boarderless windows. it happens on beryl also changing theme normally works02:27
seb128gnomefreak: compiz should respect the metacity theme no?02:27
Hobbseeseb128: heh.  poor bugger.02:27
gnomefreakits not i have no boarders02:27
geserpitti: no, only xserver-xorg-input-* and xserver-xorg-video-i810-modesetting02:27
pittignomefreak: bug 7354402:27
UbugtuMalone bug 73544 in desktop-effects "enabled desktop effects window decoration" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7354402:27
gnomefreakand window is stuck in upper left hand cornber02:28
gnomefreakpitti: ty02:28
pittignomefreak: Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True"02:28
gnomefreakit is02:28
gnomefreakff has boarder02:28
gnomefreakterminal doesnt :(02:28
pittignomefreak: right, current compiz' idea of workspaces is, erm, totally broken02:28
gnomefreakbrb let me see what i can do02:28
seb128pitti: hum?02:28
seb128pitti: how so?02:29
pittiseb128: bug 7559702:29
UbugtuMalone bug 75597 in compiz "workspace handling totally broken" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7559702:29
seb128the workspace switcher applet is working fine for me with 0.3.402:29
seb128pitti: 02:29
seb128<seb128> http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/compiz-update/ is anybody wants to try compiz 0.3.402:29
seb128 it understands workspaces now02:29
pittioh I might have filed a dup of bug 74767 with that02:30
UbugtuMalone bug 74767 in compiz "Use workspaces instead of viewports by default" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7476702:30
seb128pitti: from #ubuntu-desktop 1h30 ago :p02:30
pittiseb128: ah, was away at that time :)02:30
seb128pitti: I would appreciate if you can give it a try02:30
pittiseb128: does it also solve the horribly slow window resizing?02:30
pittiseb128: right, will do02:30
seb128well02:30
seb128I think that's because the package is patched to use indirectRendering by default02:31
seb128I've pinged mjg59 about that, I'm waiting for a reply02:31
seb128you can maybe try compiz --direct-rendering --replace02:31
seb128I get a white screen when doing that02:32
seb128cube rotation works though02:32
seb128all the face are all white though :/02:32
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seb128I had to run metacity --replace to get my screen back :p02:32
pittihm02:32
cypher1is anyone part of upstart-devel ML ?02:32
seb128pitti: BTW https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/5837302:32
UbugtuMalone bug 58373 in xorg-server "Blue compiz for PowerPC" [Unknown,In progress]  02:32
pittiseb128: it's just that with normal metacity it's smooth and slick02:32
gnomefreaki added the boolean option and it worked02:33
seb128pitti: your blue screen on ppc is xorg-server bog02:33
pittioh, that too02:33
seb128gnomefreak: which one?02:33
seb128pitti: that's why I'm asking about the sync, it's fixed to Debian, and I'm pondering just patching for that or doing the sync02:33
gnomefreakOption          "AddARGBGLXVisuals"    "true" Option          "AddARGBGLXVisuals"    "boolean"02:33
gnomefreakboth of those are needed02:33
seb128ok02:34
seb128what videodriver do you use?02:34
gnomefreakatleast on my nvidia 520002:34
gnomefreak:)02:34
gnomefreaknvidia 9xxx02:34
gnomefreakoh wait crap02:34
cypher1by any chance, is anyone using ATI Rage 128 with direct rendering on ?02:35
gnomefreakok yep still working good :) i forgot to enable compiz :(02:35
cjwatsonseb128: I don't know for sure, but from the way that rodarvus hasn't done any uploads to feisty, I'm guessing that other people need to step in02:35
seb128cjwatson: ok, what I thought, I figured I would ask first02:36
cjwatsonI'll mail him and ask02:36
seb128I'll upload that on monday if I get no reply before02:36
seb128I don't want to upload some xorg package on friday02:36
gnomefreakseb128: no it doesnt fix it02:36
cjwatsonseb128: sensible02:36
seb128gnomefreak: "fix" what?02:37
gnomefreakseb128: the boarderless windows02:37
seb128gnomefreak: what plugins do you have to /apps/compiz/general/allscreens/options/active_plugins ?02:37
seb128you need "decoration"02:37
gnomefreakhmmmmm02:38
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pittiseb128: compiz amd64 debs in chinstrap:~pitti if you want to copy them to your people dir02:39
gnomefreakseb128: how do i open the plugins package?02:39
gnomefreakthere is no menu02:39
seb128gnomefreak: "unset" the gconf key from gconf-editor to get the default list02:39
seb128gnomefreak: that's a gconf key02:39
seb128pitti: danke02:39
pittiseb128: de rien :)02:39
gnomefreaki see it now i thought compiz removbed gconfig awhile ago02:39
seb128gnomefreak: user config stays to gconf02:40
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seb128nothing clean your user data02:40
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gnomefreakdecoration is there02:41
seb128gnomefreak: what about /apps/compiz/plugins/decoration/allscreens/options/command ?02:42
gnomefreakgtk-window-decorator02:42
seb128pitti: copied02:43
seb128gnomefreak: weird, is gtk-window-decorator running?02:43
gnomefreakyep its in ps aux02:44
seb128so I don't know02:44
pittibrb, restarting X with new nvidia option02:44
Treenaksis the decorator plugin loaded?02:44
seb128I've the same theme as with metacity02:44
seb128Treenaks: <gnomefreak> decoration is there02:44
gnomefreakTreenaks: i would assume since its in ps aux02:44
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seb128gnomefreak: are you sure than the window is not simply under the top panel? Does alt + click for move it work?02:45
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gnomefreakah02:45
gnomefreakummmm shouldnt the panels respect the windows?02:46
gnomefreakseb128: and moving it worked 02:46
cjwatsonseb128: if you have xorg-server at all ready, please take it02:46
cjwatsonseb128: it might need some library merges first, though02:46
pittiseb128: ok, tested; window resizing is fine now, but workspaces are as broken as before02:47
seb128cjwatson: no, I've not started on it yet, but since it's on my list and I want some fixes from Debian I was going to start on it if nobody else already started02:47
seb128pitti: you get one workspace only on the workspace switcher?02:47
pittiseb128: well, there still seem to be two different concepts around02:48
pittione is the cube workspace, and the other the workspace switcher workspace02:48
seb128pitti: desktop-effect has a box to map workspace on cube faces02:49
pittiand on top of that, the switcher only shows windows at the current space, not from the others any more02:49
seb128but right, it's still optimal02:49
seb128*not* optimal02:49
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pittiseb128: oh, that option; I thought it was 'show cube effects', not 'break my workspaces'02:49
Mithrandirpitti: your avahi patch applied without fuzz or rejects.02:49
Mithrandir(to nm)02:49
pittiMithrandir: \o/02:50
pittiseb128: ouch, when I disable that option it gets worse -- now I'm totally confused02:51
seb128pitti: still some way to go, I think I'll have a look to those libwnck patches too02:52
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seb128pitti: it's still early, let's give it a try next year when new versions and patches will have landed ;)02:52
Zdradholbach: hi ! do you know if there is a package repos with backport of telepathy stuff for edgy ?02:52
pittiseb128: right02:52
pittiseb128: so the idea is *not* to put that into feisty by default?02:53
seb128pitti: well, that's either that or beryl as I understand it02:54
pittiurgh02:54
seb128pitti: so the idea is that I'll spend some time from now to get *that* on shape :p02:54
seb128from now being next week02:55
seb128landing new version and the wnck patches going with it maybe02:55
seb128and some configurator tools available on revu02:55
gnomefreakis there an easy way to enable all plugins?02:57
apokryphosgnomefreak: on the command-line. compiz --replace gconf decoration.......02:58
gnomefreakand list the plugins?02:58
apokryphosyeah02:58
cjwatsonKeybuk: <request type="implausible">It'd be lovely to have merges.ubuntu.com topologically sorted in build-dependency order</request>02:58
apokryphosgnomefreak: i.e. compiz --replace gconf decoration wobbly fade minimize cube rotate zoom scale move resize place menu switcher water &02:59
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gnomefreakah ty i got my rain back :)02:59
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Hobbseecjwatson: in build-dep order?03:01
rodarvuscjwatson: I'm doing X.Org merges now. I had to start very late (due to personal problems), but I expect to have them completed this weekend03:01
pittiseb128: argh, the keyboard indicator applet suddenly grew to a hundred pixels or so :/03:02
pittiseb128: I switched to the German keyboard layout for a minute, and then it suddenly displayed 'de nodeadkeys' instead of 'DE'; and now it doesn't shrink any more (even though it just displays 'us')03:03
seb128pitti: nice bug03:03
pittiwill file later03:03
cjwatsonrodarvus: hmm, OK, that would be great. Can you keep me informed?03:03
seb128rodarvus: ah, nice, so xorg-server is on your list too? ;)03:03
cjwatsonrodarvus: I expect quite a few syncs in the list, based on our experiences last time round; let me know if you need to coordinate with the archive team03:05
Hobbseeseb128: *grin*.  you're just trying to avoid it03:07
seb128Hobbsee: like you would not? :p03:08
Hobbseeseb128: i'm not crazy enough to touch it in the first place, just so that i wouldnt have to merge it :P03:09
MithrandirHobbsee: you can merge it anyway! :-)03:11
StevenKSurely a non core-dev doing main merges is a little pointless?03:13
rodarvuscjwatson: sure, I will03:13
rodarvusseb128: yes03:14
seb128cool03:14
seb128I'm away for ~45min, bbl03:14
rodarvuscjwatson: this time I'm doing the packaging locally, so it will be a long queue of uploads in one time, instead of a longish upload, taking a few days03:14
rodarvusso the uplods are (hopefully) less disruptive03:15
cjwatsonrodarvus: you don't expect it to matter whether uploads are built against old or new libraries, then?03:15
seb128most of those uploads should not break anything03:15
cjwatsonwe were probably overly conservative last time, I agree03:15
HobbseeMithrandir: i'm not insane :P03:16
HobbseeMithrandir: besides, i'd need a sponsor.03:16
HobbseeStevenK: depends how good that person is at gettign people to do what they want03:16
MithrandirHobbsee: you're here, so the former is clearly not true. :-)03:18
HobbseeMithrandir: hehe, good point. 03:18
HobbseeMithrandir: i'm just in here as part of my master plan to take over the world.03:20
rodarvuscjwatson: no, this is not what I said. I *will* wait for new binaries to be published when/if needed. (or Build-Depends on the new version, if necessary).03:22
rodarvuswhat I'm doing differently is that I will proceed with all uploads/sync requests when I have it all updated, instead of doing small bits of the upload every day03:23
rodarvusI believe this tends to be less disruptive to the quality of the archive, as the transition time will be smaller03:23
cjwatsonrodarvus: oh, I see03:26
cjwatsonrodarvus: hmm, the only problem is that it's harder for the rest of the team to tell how much has been done in the event that they're waiting for something, and you have a higher risk of conflicts03:27
cjwatsonrodarvus: but if you've already started down this path and you'll be done by the end of the weekend, then yoou might as well continue now03:27
cjwatsonyouo03:27
cjwatsondamnit. "you"03:27
elmoenglish is hard03:28
cjwatsonkeyboards are hard03:28
cjwatsonspeaking of merges, I'm still on top of pam, but just asking vorlon about a couple of weird-looking bits in the Debian patch03:29
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aileanpitti, thanks for fixing the scots bug03:32
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matthewrevellheno: Howdy - did you get any feedback from the rest of the team for Fix-it Friday?03:36
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henomatthewrevell: generally positive, I'll speak with simon today and draw up some ideas03:37
henomatthewrevell: do you want to have a talk as well about it?03:37
dholbachZdra: no, there's not03:38
matthewrevellheno: I'd be happy to. My main involvement is to report what's been fixed, at the moment. Once it's happened a few times, I'll let people know it's happening a little more.03:39
matthewrevellheno: Let me know when and where  and I should be there.03:39
henomatthewrevell: ok, cool. I've forwarded you a mail I sent to the team yesterday03:40
matthewrevellheno: Thanks.03:40
henodholbach: thanks for making the bughelper code look sane :)  I've pushed up your changes03:41
dholbachheno: rock and roll :-)03:42
dholbachheno: I thought about adding the feature to handle queries with more than 75 bugs next03:42
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henoand peaking into attachments03:43
dholbachright03:43
dholbach10MB crash files - yay! :-)03:43
bddebianHeya03:43
heno:) the LP guys and server admins will love us03:43
henothen post it on the fridge :)03:44
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Keybukcjwatson: <response type="glib">I'll get one of my people on it, right away</response>03:47
bddebianheh03:49
pittiailean: you're welcome03:50
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pittiKeybuk: 'glib'?03:50
bddebianflippant?03:50
pittioh, nothing to do with libglib, sorry :)03:50
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Keybukpitti: polite, and positive, but with no intention of going through with it03:51
Mithrandirthere, new network-manager uploaded.  03:51
Mithrandirit might work.03:51
Mithrandir;-)03:51
bhaleMithrandir: woo!03:51
bddebian"If it compiles it works" right? :)03:52
pittibddebian: right, everything else is a gcc bug, and thus doko's03:52
Mithrandirbddebian: hey, it even installed on _two_ machines here.  It's clearly ready for release.03:53
bddebianhehe03:53
giskardMithrandir, 0.6.4?03:54
cjwatsonKeybuk: heh03:54
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Mithrandirgiskard: yeah, based on your merge; thanks.03:55
KeybukMithrandir: the fact that neither machine can now access the network is just a minor detail?03:56
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MithrandirKeybuk: yeah.03:57
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Keybukafter all, the work being done and uploaded is good enough for Feature Freeze03:57
Keybukthe fact it doesn't work is just a bug, and can be done after03:57
Keybuk? :)03:57
MithrandirKeybuk: actually, this machine is really good, since it manages to talk to my IRC client without networking!03:57
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mjg59seb128: Indirectrendering needs to be default for aiglx03:58
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giskardMithrandir, rejected :(03:59
bddebiandoh03:59
Mithrandirgiskard: meh, I suck.04:00
Mithrandirthere, reuploaded04:01
mjg59seb128: Otherwise, looks good04:02
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seb128mjg59: nothing against the switch to cdbs? Should I upload the update then?04:06
mjg59seb128: Well, I hate cdbs with a passion, but I seem to be in a minority so feel free :)04:07
seb128mjg59: ok, let's keep it to be coherent with the other desktop packages then ;) thank you04:08
ogramjg59, you are not in a minority ... :)04:09
seb128ogra: you don't make a majority :p04:10
KeybukCDBS Must Die.04:11
ogramjg59, i'll check the CVS for g-p-m over the weekend, if that isnt sufficient, i'll disable pieces in the existing glade file04:11
ograseb128, i didnt say that :P04:11
giskardogra, why you want do this?04:12
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ogragiskard, did you try the new UI ?04:13
ograits horrible ... 04:13
giskardno :( 04:13
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giskarddid you already talked with hughsie?04:14
ogragiskard, apart from that i have bug 75811, bug 75804 and bug 75803 since the upload04:14
UbugtuMalone bug 75811 in gnome-power-manager "gnome-power-manager UI has become unnecessarily complicated" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7581104:14
UbugtuMalone bug 75804 in gnome-power-manager "performance setting missing" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7580404:14
UbugtuMalone bug 75803 in gnome-power-manager "non privilege user can change cpu speed" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7580304:14
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ogragiskard, mjg59 mailed the g-p-m list and hughsie replied we should have a look at CVS...04:15
ograwhich i plan to look qat if i find time over the weekend04:15
jdongo_O04:15
jdongmr evolution says "Getting message 40 of 98"04:15
jdongI'm guessing today's archive day?04:15
jdongnope, nvm, just a bunch of spam04:16
giskardogra, he said "Checkout CVS - I've made things a lot simpler."04:16
giskard(but you probably already know this)04:16
ograyep, i'm subscribed to g-p-m04:17
pittiMithrandir: just reading your merge log; was the autoipd patch already accepted in Debian? (no -v :( ) or did you simply not mention it in the merge log?04:18
giskardpitti, no :(04:19
giskardpitti, i will add it but afaik it will not enter in etch.04:20
pittigiskard: I sent it to upstream, let's see what he says04:20
pittigiskard: it's not really that crucial any more04:20
pittigiskard: I erroneously thought that you had to use avahi-autoipd to make SD work, but that was just due to the broken avahi security patch with network-manager04:21
pittigiskard: I didn't try, but nss-mdns should actually work with n-m's internal ipv4ll implementation as well04:21
giskardok.04:22
slomopitti: nss-mdns doesn't need a ipv4ll implementation at all, only mdns by avahi-daemon04:22
pittiright04:22
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pittiseb128: btw, new gdb is in the archive; running the pkg-create-dbgsym test suite with that on 2.6.19 and .20 would be great04:23
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slomopitti: have fun :)04:24
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seb128pitti: 04:36
seb128PASS: dbgsym ddeb for dhtest1_2.3-1_i386.deb exists04:36
seb128PASS: unpacked/usr/bin/crash has .gnu_debuglink section04:36
seb128Failed to read a valid object file image from memory.04:36
seb128etc04:36
seb128$ uname -r04:37
seb1282.6.20-1-generic04:37
seb128ii  gdb                      6.5.dfsg-2ubuntu3        The GNU Debugger04:37
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dieman_wow, encrypted disk is really not as much of a performance hit as I would have figured04:43
jdongdieman_: got a powerful CPU?04:46
pittiseb128: hmm, wfm on amd64; so that's still the kernel bug04:46
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pittiseb128: bug 74691, something for BenC04:47
UbugtuMalone bug 74691 in linux-source-2.6.19 "Unable to debug under 2.6.19: Failed to read a valid object file image from memory" [High,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7469104:47
pittiseb128: thanks for testing!04:47
seb128pitti: ok04:47
seb128np04:47
dieman_jdong: im using a 1.2Ghz ULV chip in my laptop...04:47
dieman_jdong: its not insanely powerful.04:47
jdongdieman_: what kind of ULV chip? who makes it?04:47
dieman_jdong: i think its because the kernel in edgy (I don't think the dapper kernel had this) has the i586 optimized aes module04:48
dieman_jdong: intel 1.2ghz ULV pentium m04:48
jdongdieman_: the kernel in dapper was "more" optimized04:48
jdongdieman_: i68604:48
dieman_ahh, nifty04:48
jdongbut that's pretty irrelevant04:48
jdongthe relevant issue is...04:48
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jdongdieman_: you realize your processor has similar power to a mid-grade Opteron chip from last year?04:49
jdong;-)04:49
dieman_this isn't a core or core2 tho :)04:49
jdongA 1.2GHz P-M is not a low-power chip04:49
dieman_this box is over 1.5 years old :)04:49
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dieman_"753 (1.2 GHz) models are ultra-low voltage (0.940 V) with a TDP of 5 W."04:50
dieman_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Pentium_M04:50
dieman_i'll admit, its not OLPC 'low voltage'04:51
dieman_though04:51
dieman_i'm just seeing a huge push at my employer for encrypting all laptop disks04:51
dieman_basically the fallout of privacy laws04:52
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\shKeybuk: do you happen to know why diacanvas2 (source pkg) is not on the universe merging list? :)05:07
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Keybuk\sh: because it's up to date?05:09
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\shKeybuk: not as p.u.c. tells me somehow05:11
\sh0.14.2-2ubuntu1 in feisty and 0.14.4-4 in debian unstable05:11
geser\sh: diacanvas2 FTBFS05:12
\shah...I can see now...:(05:12
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geserI have a fix for it but it is blocked by bug 7560605:13
UbugtuMalone bug 75606 in pygtk "Module codegen.createdefs is not installed" [Unknown,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7560605:13
Keybuk\sh: right, source package is newer than the binaries because it FTBFS05:14
Keybukhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/diacanvas205:14
\shKeybuk: yepp05:15
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BenCpitti: Work on specs  today, which includes apport :)05:26
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seb128BenC: hi05:32
BenCseb128: hey05:32
BenCseb128: I'm going to try to get around to that gdb thing over the weekend05:33
seb128BenC: do you know if there is already a bug open about 8139 network cards breaking after some time on 2.6.19 or 2.6.20?05:33
seb128BenC: ok, thank you05:33
BenCseb128: I remember there is a bug about it in edgy/2.6.1705:33
BenCor maybe that was 816905:33
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seb128BenC: well, 2.6.17 works fine for me, 2.6.19 crash like several time a day (I did try for a long time, I rolled back to using 2.6.17 while waiting for 2.6.20), and I got the same problem once with 2.6.20 since I'm running it05:37
seb128what informations are useful for such bugs out of lspci and syslog log?05:37
BenCseb128: Please test 2.6.2005:38
BenCif you need lrm, I should have it uploaded over the weekend05:38
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jdongBenC: are the metapackages updated yet for 2.6.20 in feisty?05:43
seb128sorry, xorg crashed05:43
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BenCjdong: no05:43
seb128BenC: I'm running 2.6.20 atm, network card stop working only once since I use it05:44
seb128when it stops working it prints that to syslog05:44
seb128kernel: [  259.246426]  NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth1: transmit timed out05:44
seb128kernel: [  259.246436]  eth1: Tx timed out, lost interrupt? TSR=0x3, ISR=0x2, t=180.05:44
seb128a bunch of times05:45
BenCseb128: That may be work queue related breakage05:46
seb128what information could be useful with a bug like that?05:46
kylemBenC, if it happened with .19 then it probably isn't workqueue related...05:47
BenCoh, true05:48
kylemseb128, what kind of network card? :)05:48
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seb128kylem: 05:49
seb12802:09.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8029(AS)05:49
seb128        Subsystem: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8029(AS)05:49
seb128        Flags: medium devsel, IRQ 1905:49
seb128        I/O ports at c000 [size=32] 05:49
xipietotecquestion regarding Fiesty re: recent kernel news regarding binary blobs, does this mean that feisty won't be distributed with Nvidia and ATI drivers pre-installed?05:49
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jdongxipietotec: what recent kernel news regarding binary blobs?05:50
jdongxipietotec: I thought Linus posted a retort to it, and the patch was retracted05:50
kylemseb128, what driver and can you paste just the first line of the -n so i can see what pci id it has?05:51
xipietotecthe patch was retracted, but the linux kernel the plans to have the kernel free of all binary blobs are still going through05:51
xipietotecthe patch was retracted because it prevented users from adding binary blobs as well (If I'm not mistaken)05:52
jdongI doubt it'll happen with Feisty though05:52
jdongif anything happens05:52
seb128kylem: 8390                   11904  1 ne2k_pci05:52
seb128kylem: 02:09.0 0200: 10ec:802905:53
xipietotec'cause It seems to be the prevailing opinion of people in #gnu and #fsf that binary blobs in the kernel are illegal05:53
kylemseb128, oh wow. that's a seriously classic piece of hardware.05:53
keescookxipietotec: that patch didn't stop anything; it just issued a warning.  so, no, I think the mainline kernel will continue to allow binary drivers for some time.05:54
Mithrandirpitti: I just forgot to mention it.05:54
seb128kylem: well, my other network card broke so I got an old one out of the stock, and it's working fine for months now so I didn't bother replacing it :)05:55
xipietoteckeescook: hrrm, cool05:55
xipietotecI guess05:55
seb128hey keescook05:55
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orvilsHello... I have a question about gnome latvian (lv) localisation package. Due to the rosetta bug 68014 we had a lot of mistakes in Latvian translations of gnome. Today I uploaded fixes to rosetta, and I would like to know when we can expect update to gnome-lv package?06:27
UbugtuMalone bug 68014 in rosetta "Rosetta reverts translation fixes to old faulty values" [Critical,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6801406:27
orvilsCan anyone make an update of gnome-base-lv or gnome-lv packages?06:28
cjwatsonorvils: contact pitti06:28
pittiorvils: hi06:28
orvilspitti, hi... can you help with the update?06:29
pittiorvils: was this a regression of the -updates pacakges uploaded yesterday? or has it always been broken?06:29
pittiorvils: the next regular update is on January 2nd, but if the latest edgy/dapper updates introduced a regression, I'm fine to do an -lv update out of band06:30
orvilsit was broken for a while (some 2 month), but due to the bug i mentioned uploads to rosetta were disabled and we couldn't fix these mistakes... now they are fixed 06:31
pittiorvils: oh, I see; well, a stable release update is painful, so TBH I'd rather wait until January06:31
pittiorvils: however, please test the daily language packs and tell me if/when they get fixed06:32
pittiorvils: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/edgy-updates/ ./06:32
pittiorvils: (likewise with dapper)06:32
orvilsok06:32
orvilsjanuary is notthat far away... we can wait :)06:32
dholbachhey heno06:33
pittiorvils: and, as I said, you are welcome to use the daily packages06:33
dholbachheno: how's it going?06:33
pittiorvils: in general I recommend translators to use them to immediately get and give feedback06:33
orvilsok... thanks...06:33
henodholbach: good, triaging :)06:34
dholbachheno: nice :-)06:34
henodholbach: even fixed a bug after you in bughelper ;)06:34
dholbachheno: ROCK, I'll merge from you :)06:34
dholbachheno: does your bughelper mail mean that we'd get a HUGE xml blob containing all bug information? or did I get that wrong?06:35
henodholbach: I've asked the LP guys for some XML data06:35
henoit would make sense if we could choose a subset06:35
dholbachand it'd probably be quite big and probably not always up to date?06:36
henolike the evo bugs with the word 'pop' in them06:36
henoright, but it could be set up to rsync I guess06:36
henoit should be a feature on the advanced search page: dump to xml06:37
dholbachah ok06:37
henoso you can get what you need06:37
henoimo06:37
dholbachbut I guess this is a feature that is planned and might take some time to get implemented, right?06:37
henoyes, but I'm sure we can get some sample data to play with06:38
dholbachif that's the case, I think we should continue with our efforts and at some stage start to write the xml code - that could happen plugin-esque06:38
henoit's a feature they were planning anyway, which was set to low priority, but now elevated to high again06:39
dholbachthat's great to hear06:39
henothe previous usecase was projects considering malone, but worried about how to get the data back out if they changed their minds06:40
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dholbachI think we should continue with our efforts. stuff like the command line interface and making the .info file structure cleverer will have to happen anyway06:40
dholbachright06:40
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henodholbach: agree, the info files need some love (and content ...)06:41
jdongnm-netlink-monitor.c:52:27: error: linux/if_addr.h: No such file or directory06:42
jdongaww, no nm 0.6.4 on edgy for me :(06:42
pittijdong: current feisty package has a patch for that06:43
pittijdong: oh, argh, no; not for that06:43
cjwatsonjdong: there's a post on ubuntu-devel-announce from a month or two ago explaining how to fix that problem in general06:43
cjwatsonfrom Fabio06:43
dholbachheno: i'll look into pitti's xml file structure for the apport bug patterns06:43
pitticjwatson: that explained it in the other direction06:43
jdongcjwatson: oh?06:43
pittijdong: my gut feeling is that merely removing the #include should work on edgy06:43
dholbachheno: which is xml but gives us more flexibility06:43
henodholbach: yep, hat sounds good06:43
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henopitti: explained that a bit for me yesterday06:44
pittidholbach: heno and I had a quick talk about this yesterday; we want to get something cool at the sprint06:44
heno\o/06:44
dholbachpitti: it'd be great to have a shared set of .xml/.info files06:45
cjwatsonactually, it may have been ubuntu-devel and not -announce06:45
henoyep, catch the bugs in both ends :)06:45
dholbachi'll have a look at them and see how that could make sense06:45
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cjwatsonjdong: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-November/022171.html06:46
henodholbach: where can I see them? the apport source?06:46
cjwatsonpitti's right, it's the other direction06:46
pittiheno: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/bugpatterns/06:46
henocool, thx06:46
jdongcjwatson: useful nonetheless06:46
dholbachpitti was faster :)06:46
dholbachheno: we shouldn't feel guilty about making ubuntu-bugsquad@ a bughelper-dev@ list ;-)06:47
pittiheno: erm, the coreutils one is still the demo that I gave on the annoucement; it's bogus, of course :)06:47
dholbachheno: I'm happy to work on that xml code (but will look at pitti's code first)06:48
henomakes sense06:48
pittidholbach, heno: the format is as general as I could think of; you can do arbitrary matches on apport-style reports; but we might need more operators; if you need something, I'm happy to add it06:48
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jdongyay, it appears to have gotten past that build step06:50
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henopitti: I didn't see version # in there but I'm sure you'll add that (the version at which the bug is kown to be fixed for example)06:51
jdongsuccessful build; thanks cjwatson, pitti06:52
henofrom that we should have bughelper look up distro release version, to make it easier to triagers06:52
henothat's a common question06:52
dholbachpitti: generally we want to be able to say 1) this bug is a dup of #24797 or 2) give out an arbitrary message like "You might want to subscribe ubuntu-x-swat on this" - I think it'd make sense to have several DoesInclude and DoesNotInclude tags to determine if it's a match06:53
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dholbachpitti: I'm not sure if it makes sense to integrate that into the apport bug patterns - atm we're still in the brain storming phase :)06:53
pittidholbach: not sure yet; let's collect some use cases, write them down, and then do the pattern design on them06:55
pittidholbach: since it's more or less the same thing (identify a bug based on some properties of a report), I think it should make sense to have those in the same db06:55
pittidholbach: for crashes I only need the properties -> bug # mapping, but if the db has more info, that won't hurt me :)06:56
pittidholbach: and likewise, if you feed a bug through that db, you can find out whether it's already known as another bug06:56
pittioh, door bell, bbl06:56
dholbachpitti: makes perfect sense06:57
pittidholbach: the arbitrary message thing is interesting, though, and should be added06:57
pittidholbach: maybe as a second stage; (1) properties -> bug#, (2) bug# -> further information06:58
henopitti: I think they key difference is that with apport you want to be quite sure when you indentify a dupe and drop the bug, while with debhelper you can tell the triager: It's similar to all these 10 bugs, go have a look06:58
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pittidebhelper?06:58
pittiah, bughelper06:58
dholbachbughelper! :-)06:58
henoerm, bughelper06:58
pittiheno: right, that might be an issue06:58
pittiargh, have to leave for a bit, sorry06:58
dholbachpitti: no problem - you'll be off for VAC then?06:59
dholbachheno: thanks for the fixes - I'll push them to ~bugsquad/bughelper/main if you don't mind07:01
henodholbach: please do07:01
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pittidholbach: semi-off; I'll still be around now and then, as I wrote07:02
dholbachpitti: have a good, refreshing, relaxing time :-)07:02
dholbachheno: done07:04
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bluefoxicyugh07:16
bluefoxicyI have like 2 copies of beagled in my start-up programs according to gnome-session-manager07:16
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jdongbluefoxicy: that does tend to happen...07:37
jdongbluefoxicy: amusingly nm-applet has done that to me before07:37
jdongthat was a bit more amusing07:37
jdongsince apparently nm doesn't deal well with two clients trying to simultaneously operate07:37
bluefoxicyjdong:  one of them isn't from a package07:38
bluefoxicyjdong:  I guess it got there by me telling beagle to start up beagled automatically, long ago, when I wanted to play with it07:38
bluefoxicyi.e. somehow beagle, without my authorization, wrote root-owned files into a root-owned directory07:38
jdongbluefoxicy: yep07:38
jdongbluefoxicy: same with nm-applet; I accidently saved my session with it running07:38
bluefoxicyit just magically got root07:38
bluefoxicyjdong:  this was in /etc/xdg/autostart/07:38
jdongwhoa07:39
jdongthat's weird :)07:39
bluefoxicy~$ dpkg-query -S /etc/xdg/autostart/beagled.desktop 07:39
bluefoxicydpkg: /etc/xdg/autostart/beagled.desktop not found.07:39
bluefoxicy~$ sudo rm /etc/xdg/autostart/beagled.desktop07:39
bluefoxicythat ends that.07:39
keescookBenC: 2.6.20-1> so far, so good.  boots my X2 3800+ okay07:41
bluefoxicyjdong:  someone needs to background modprobe, damn.07:41
BenCkeescook: Great, thanks07:42
jdongbluefoxicy: I'm not sure how well that'd work :)07:42
bluefoxicyjdong:  my boot process halts for 10 seconds waiting for modprobe07:42
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bluefoxicyjdong:  when upstart is fully integrated that will probably go away anyway07:43
jdongbluefoxicy: modprobes tend to stall everything anyway07:43
bluefoxicyjdong:  some of the DT_GNU_HASH stuff is trickling in; most of /lib has it, I'm waiting on /bin/bash to get rebuilt07:44
jdongcool07:44
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Ngbluefoxicy: the "beagle" package owns that autostart file, there's no magic root stealing going on07:45
bluefoxicyNg:  the beagle package owns beagled-autostart.desktop07:45
bluefoxicyIt didn't own the SECOND beagled autostart file.07:46
Ngbluefoxicy: on my edgy and feisty boxes, beagle owns /etc/xdg/autostart/beagled.desktop and there is no beagled-autostart.desktop07:46
bluefoxicyNg:  that's weird; on my feisty box, I uninstalled beagle and beagled-autostart.desktop vanished07:47
bluefoxicybut beagled.autostart stayed there07:47
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bluefoxicyjdong:  http://rafb.net/paste/results/u6KjAC63.html07:49
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cbx33hey guys I'm trying to edit a glade file...but it says a required catalog was not found....the catalog is gnomecanvas08:07
cbx33do i install the gnomecanvas-dev library08:07
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superm1ping infinity 08:41
superm1oh away...08:41
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pittidholbach: thanks, you too!08:42
pittikeescook: btw, new gdb == , thanks08:49
pittihave a nice weekend everyone08:49
crimsun_bye pitti 08:49
keescookpitti: new gdb?08:49
keescookoh! that "?" I saw was probably unicode.  gah, gotta fix my terminal.08:50
crimsun_it's a heart08:50
keescooksweet.  thanks crimsun_08:50
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sistpotycjwatson: around? seems like we got a non-free file in universe (edgy + feisty): copy is here http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/pax-utils-0612122225/pax-utils-0.1.13.dfsg.1/macho.h11:58
sistpotycjwatson: should we do s.th. urgently about it?11:59
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