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jdongis there a way to tell rm -r not to recurse into another filesystem?02:01
jdongthat's a mistake I can seriously see myself making some day02:01
twbjdong: you could use find -xdev -exec rm {} +02:15
jdongtwb: yeah, good idea, might just do that02:15
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rmjblamont: I'm taking a crack at merging asmail05:05
bddebianI requested a sync of it today05:06
jdubassmail? awesome.05:06
bddebianAnd someone else already had a merge posted for it05:06
bddebianI got your assmail.. ;-P05:06
rmjboh...05:07
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rmjbyou requested a sync? you're not keeping the libxext-dev build dep?05:08
bddebianNot necessary05:14
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jdubhrmph. the only thing keeping restricted on my laptop is the ipw3945 binary. grr.10:35
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Burgundaviajdub: indeed. madwifi for me10:38
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twbMithrandir: ping?02:00
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testsusfhello im trying to figure out the script that checks the filesystem.. and im woundering.. what maked the files /fastboot and /forcefsck im currently looking at the checkfs.sh script in /etc/init.d/02:47
testsusfdo anyone know02:49
azeemtestsusf: please ask in #ubuntu02:52
testsusfthey dont know02:52
azeemthen ask elsewhere, this is not the right channel02:52
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twbI've often had the problem where #ubuntu is full of people asking relatively simple (i.e. beginner) questions, flooding out anyone trying to work out something complex.  Is there an #ubuntu-experts or something?02:54
Keybukheh02:55
Keybukthere should be02:56
twbWhat is the procedure for organizing one?02:56
Keybuk/join #ubuntu-experts02:56
Keybukget other people to join too02:56
Keybukannounce it on ubuntu-devel-discuss or similar02:56
twbThat's a bit de facto, but OK.02:56
Keybukno official procedure02:57
twbI think #ubuntu-expert would be better.02:57
bhaleseems i am the only person there02:57
Keybuk#ubuntu-i'm-a-developer-get-me-out-of-here? :p02:58
twbYa02:58
twbThe only problem, of course, is that now my modeline has [#ubuntu-d]  instead of [#u]  :-(02:59
twbAh, c'est la vie.02:59
mdkemaybe a separate channel for beginners would work better than a separate channel for experts03:00
twbmdke: I disagree strongly.03:00
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twbNew users will join #ubuntu, because they don't know any better.03:01
BenCmdke: Yeah, you don't want new people going into #ubuntu and then being told to go to #ubuntu-lusers03:01
twbOtherwise every second post to #ubuntu will be "go to #ubuntu-n00b, noob!"03:01
mdkeI was simply thinking that this is the way the forum works, and it does a good job03:01
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twbYes, well, fora.03:02
mdkeanyway, given the strength of your reaction, I won't pursue it03:02
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bhalehah most of us have Views03:02
bhalebest to live and let live03:02
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Keybukmy gods, the dbus low-level API is evil03:34
cypher1Keybuk, hi03:34
Keybukcypher1: hello03:35
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twbI say we go back to abacusen03:41
bluefoxicylow level api?  It doesn't have a high-level abstraction layer?03:42
Keybukbluefoxicy: it has them for GTK+, Qt, etc.03:43
twbWhat about ncurses?03:44
twbI mean, surely dbus is independent of the UI toolkit you use?03:44
bluefoxicywtf03:44
bluefoxicyhow the hell do you need a tool kit to pass data around03:44
bluefoxicywhat exactly is d-bus for now03:45
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jdubKeybuk means glib and Qt03:45
Keybukjdub: glib is just the GTK+ library03:45
jdub(and the non-UI Qt bits with Qt 4)03:45
bluefoxicyah03:45
bluefoxicyglib makes more sense though03:45
jdubKeybuk: "no"03:46
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Keybukjdub: yes; I know they like to think of it as a generic library, but it's *FAR* too heavy03:46
Keybukand far too closely tied to GTK+03:47
jdubhardly03:47
Keybukthe fact it's the library that implements the GTK+ object system, signal system, etc.03:47
Keybukglib is *HUGE*03:47
Keybukit's ten times the size of upstart, for example03:48
Keybukentirely inappropriate for linking there03:48
jdubthat's a forced example03:49
Keybukwhy is it?03:49
Keybukit's the relevant example03:49
jdubit's unnecessary, and /usr03:49
jdubnot even on the radar03:49
Keybukeh?03:49
Keybukit was very much on the radar03:50
jduband then you worked out the obvious03:50
Keybukwhich is that glib is only suitable for projects using GTK+, or non-GTK components of the same project03:51
Keybukand that if you are writing a project that doesn't involve GTK+ at all, it's far too heavyweight and there are more suitable libraries or code collections03:51
jdubwell, no, but i'll leave you to it03:52
Ngon the other hand, a typical desktop has glib loaded anyway03:53
BenCwow, the buildd's look totally fucked03:54
BenChttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/28670803:54
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BenCthe builds log there for linux-meta shows it trying to build kdebluetooth03:54
=== mdke guesses the latter isn't a dependency of linux-meta, eh?
BenClinux-meta got put into depwait because of libopenobex1-dev, because kdebluetooth failed to build :/03:55
BenCOn i386, the linux-meta build shows03:56
BenCAutomatic build of swig1.3_1.3.29-2.1ubuntu1 on rothera by sbuild/i386 1.170.503:56
Keybukinteresting03:59
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mdkedo the cds still include windows foss software?04:34
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wasabi_So... apport. Are we going to replace bugbuddy with this?04:54
Lathiatthat seems to have happened already?04:54
wasabi_hmm did it. sure though I'd seen bug buddy recently.04:55
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dsasbug-buddy is still used in most (all?) gnome apps04:58
wasabi_Heh. Nice. Another change which seems to have ignored evms/lvm users.05:00
wasabi_My /boot partition is now listed in the disk mounter app. And it lets me mount it.05:01
wasabi_Except, it's already mounted.05:01
mdkewasabi_: what's the disk mounter app?05:03
wasabi_It's that gnome panel app. They appear in nautilus too05:05
mdkeah that one05:05
wasabi_bug#7617705:06
wasabi_Ubugtu: ?05:06
wasabi_He must not like me. =(05:07
crimsun_bug 7617705:07
UbugtuMalone bug 76177 in nautilus "allows mounting of partitions that are already mounted (corruption!)" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7617705:07
wasabi_oh, spaces. =(05:07
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bluefoxicywhat05:11
bluefoxicyyou can mount the same partition twice wtf05:11
wasabi_dev mapper stuff.05:12
bluefoxicyoh05:12
bluefoxicyyeah, then it becomes 2 different devices to the kernel and the FS driver05:12
bluefoxicylast I looked mounting /dev/hda5 on /mnt/1 and /mnt/2 just kind of hooked up two mount points to the same VFS object05:12
wasabi_Actually it should error saying it's already  mounted.05:13
bluefoxicyhmm.. in that case it'd be a kernel issue, not nautilus05:13
wasabi_Don't really think so.05:14
wasabi_Probably more likely hal.05:14
wasabi_Well, it's HAL which is advertising it as mountable... so, it's either HAL's decision to not do so, or somebody elses decision to tell HAL not to.05:17
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Lurewasabi_: this is probably related to changes done by pitti (hal)05:23
wasabi_Yeah, looks like all known partitions are shown now.05:24
wasabi_And sure enough, that's know.05:24
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_MMA_Hi guys. Can anyone point me to who works on Usplash?06:19
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bSONhi06:19
bSONthe ubuntu version of gnome-session's gnome-wm script must be updated to support compiz like the upstream version06:20
neuralis_MMA_: you want to talk to mjg59.06:21
_MMA_neuralis: Thank you. Where is he located? Im in the states.06:21
neuralis_MMA_: uk.06:22
_MMA_Thanx again.06:22
_MMA_mjg59: ping06:22
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adam0509hello, I wrote about (important) bug in Dapper/Edgy, but I didn't get any feedback yet...06:28
adam0509so please check : 06:28
adam0509https://bugs.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/7509706:28
UbugtuMalone bug 75097 in Ubuntu "Ubuntu Dapper/Edgy can't mount some CD-Drive" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  06:29
adam0509thanks Ubugtu ;)06:30
mdkeyou have to be quite patient - there are 20,000 bugs filed, it takes some time to go through them06:30
adam0509okay... if you say so06:30
adam0509But I hope it will be fixed in Feisty...06:30
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owhKeybuk: Would you have a moment to discuss bug #48806?06:50
UbugtuMalone bug 48806 in sysvinit "vfat filesystems checked by fsck" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4880606:50
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owhKeybuk: The bug is marked as wishlist and I was wondering how a bug that causes data loss could be marked as such.06:52
owhKeybuk: I realise that a work-around, by not having the fs being checked during boot would not be an actual fix, so would it be fair to say that a resolution could be provided in two steps, an initial fix that stops the vfat partitions from being checked and an actual fix that fixes dosfsck - or am I being a dummy and you're already doing this?06:54
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owh@now London06:55
UbugtuCurrent time in Europe/London: December 17 2006, 17:56:03 - Next meeting: Technical Board in 2 days06:56
stefgaround tea-time, I'd guess :-)06:56
owhHmm, perhaps Keybuk is chewing on food :-)06:56
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owh@now Perth06:56
UbugtuCurrent time in Australia/Perth: December 18 2006, 01:56:49 - Next meeting: Technical Board in 2 days06:56
owhHmm, and that time does not include day light saving :-)06:57
owhstefg: I'll send him an email.06:57
owhstefg: FYI: owh==onno-itmaze on launchpad07:00
stefgthx ..chew...chew...07:00
owhstefg: How do I get in touch with you?07:05
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Keybukajmitch: ping?07:06
Keybukowh: arguably the bug there is in dosfsck for corrupting the filesystem07:07
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owhKeybuk: That was exactly how I read it too.07:08
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owhKeybuk: Would it be fair to suggest a fix in two stages?07:08
Keybukowh: if you can find a non-error-prone way to fix the boot fsck07:09
owhKeybuk: Am I incorrect in understanding that marking column 6 as 0 does not prevent the check?07:09
owhUhm in fstab that should be.07:10
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Keybukthat's true, yes07:10
Keybuk0 means fstab won't check the filesystem07:10
owhSo, would that give the users of an fstab filesystem less of a heart-attack?07:11
stefgwhich is advisable, if the fscker is chewing your files....07:11
owhI realise that this won't actually fix the problem.07:11
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stefgsudo chmod -x dosfsck ....07:12
Keybukthe trouble is, there's no way to do that07:12
owhI don't understand what you're telling me.07:13
Keybuknot without disabling checking on filesystems that the user might actually have wanted checked07:13
Keybukno way to modify fstab "properly"07:13
wasabi_So... I notice that we are now listing all partitions in UI such as nautilus.07:13
wasabi_That's hal making that decision right?07:13
owhYou mean, parse fstab and change the appropriate value, or do you mean something else?07:13
owhOr do you mean detect which ones to disable at some (installation) time?07:14
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stefgThe real problem is not that the fstab isn't 'right'... having it checked would be a valid choice if dosfsck would work... so it's dosfsck that must be  fixed, not /etc/fstab ( or dosfsck must be disabled, as long as it is not fixed). 07:17
Keybukowh: ?07:17
owhYes, but fixing dosfsck is a much bigger problem, the actual fix, the first step is to stop trashing someone's filesystem.07:18
Keybukwe can't stop trashing them07:18
stefgyup, by disabling it altogether07:18
Keybukthat's what I'm saying07:18
Keybuknot without disabling checking where a sysadmin has explicitly enabled it07:18
owhAh, now we're talking on the same page :-)07:18
owhYes, I understand that changing fstab doesn't actually fix the issue.07:19
Keybukchanging fstab causes another issue07:19
owhSo, is there a sane default, that is, don't check?07:19
owhWhat issue does it cause?07:19
Keybukit would disable checking of fat filesystems that should be checked07:20
Keybukand that the user has explicitl07:20
Keybuk+y marked to be checked07:20
stefgNo, there's in insane default that eats peoples files, without a chance to prevent that (except interupting the installation and changin fstab manually)07:20
mjg59Keybuk: We still don't autoload modules on isapnp systems?07:20
owhSo, would a work-around be a wrapper script around dosfsck that checks the fs-type and only checks fat16 and spits out a warning and does nothing if it's a fat32?07:21
Keybukmjg59: uhh, we autoload those lists of modules in /etc/modprobe.d/isapnp07:21
mjg59Keybuk: Ah, so not really :)07:21
owhThat is, until dosfsck is actually fixed.07:21
mjg59Keybuk: We should handle soundcards in that07:21
Keybukmjg59: to my knowledge the kernel still isn't exporting a MODALIAS from the pnp subsystem, and still isn't exporting aliases from pnp drivers07:22
mjg59They all provide modalias lines, but they don't seem to get properly associated with them07:22
Keybukmjg59: right, some do; but the kernel doesn't generate a MODALIAS for pnp devices07:22
mjg59They're exported via /sys/bus/pnp07:23
mjg59Surely we can hack around that?07:23
Keybukno, they're not07:23
Keybukls: /sys/bus/pnp/devices/*/modalias: No such file or directory07:23
mjg59Keybuk: /sys/bus/pnp/*/id07:23
Keybukthat's not the modalias strng07:23
mjg59No07:23
Keybukand doesn't match the modalias strings07:23
mjg59But it's a unique identifier07:23
Keybukno, it's not unique07:23
mjg59Keybuk: For the hardware, it is07:23
Keybukno07:23
Keybukthey're classes07:23
Keybuk(you know this :p)07:24
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mjg59For the devices we care about, they're not07:24
Keybukand you know that we both tried to turn those id lists into a unique string that matched the device07:24
Keybukand failed07:24
mjg59No, the issue was that we couldn't figure out WTF the modalias lines in the modules referred to07:24
Keybukwe seem to have this conversation about once every 6 months, at about this point in the release <g>07:24
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mjg59So we probably ought to get someone to tell us that07:24
KeybukI've tried that, didn't get anywhere07:27
Keybukthe kernel should be exporting MODALIAS for the devices07:27
Keybukafter all, it can match devices and drivers07:27
KeybukBenC may be able to help07:27
owhKeybuk: I've just been googling a little and came across this: How to determine the width of a FAT: http://homepages.tesco.net/J.deBoynePollard/FGA/determining-fat-widths.html07:28
owhKeybuk: Also: http://homepages.tesco.net/J.deBoynePollard/FGA/determining-fat-widths.html07:32
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owhKeybuk: So, is a good summary of the issue: "dosfsck is broken. If we let it loose on fat32 it kills it. We cannot disable it because some users want to check their fat12/fat16 drive (which presumably isn't broken). We cannot turn off fsck for FAT volumes because of this."07:34
Treenaksowh: so if you can make it detect fat32 and abort, all is well?07:35
owhWell, in as far as the fat32 won't be hosed, yes.07:36
owhBut if you want to check a fat32, then it won't check it.07:36
owhSo, you will get behaviour where the admin sets that they want to check the filesystem, but a fat32 won't be checked.07:36
mjg59We could fix dosfsck07:37
owhThat's my understanding of the problem.07:37
owhmjg59: That of course is the real fix :-)07:37
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sistpotywhat's wrong with dosfsck? how to reproduce?07:38
owhsistpoty: It appears to trash a fat32 volume.07:39
owhsistpoty: From my reading, any fat32 volume, but that may be wrong.07:39
owhsistpoty: It seems to die on long file names.07:39
sistpotyowh: hm... I didn't find any corruption of my fat32 volume yet... and I bet there are long filenames07:39
owhHmm, that's interesting.07:40
sistpotyowh: might be interesting to first find out exactly *when* dosfsck does stuff wrong07:40
sistpotybut maybe I just didn't recognize corruption yet *g*07:40
owhsistpoty: Up to right now, when you said that I was under the impression that it always trashed it. Have you done a fscheck in DOS afterwards?07:41
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owh+or Doze.07:41
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sistpotyowh: I assume so, I did... but I'll find out in a minute... brb07:41
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_MMA_mjg59: Im wondering if you can point me to current documentation for Usplash and or whomever is working on the Feisty Usplash.07:44
finalbeta_MMA_, you can probably find the information you want here :http://www.netsplit.com/blog/articles/category/upstart07:46
mc44_MMA_: try Seveas 07:47
mc44finalbeta: usplash!=upstart07:47
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finalbetalols, indeed. sry07:47
_MMA_:)07:48
_MMA_np07:48
sistpotyowh: re... nope, xp file check thingy didn't yield any errors07:48
mjg59_MMA_: What documentation currently exists is what's in the package07:48
Seveas_MMA_, docs -> apt-get install usplash-dev07:48
Seveasand for feisty afaik nothing big happened yet07:48
owhsistpoty: Well I'm glad to see that :)07:48
mjg59There's no real development planned for usplash other than bug fixing. It does pretty much what we want it to.07:48
_MMA_Thanx Serveas. I need to figure it out for Ubuntu Studio.07:48
Seveasmjg59, well, I have some theming improvements planned, but that's minor07:49
owhSo now we have a bug that trashes *some* fat32 filesystems.07:49
_MMA_I was mot looking for what its capable of.07:49
_MMA_s/mot/more07:49
sistpotyowh: hm... I do have filenames > 8 chars... but it would be really interesting when/what is being crashed07:50
owhsistpoty: I wholeheartedly agree with you.07:50
owhI also suspect that the bug shouldn't be allocated to sysvinit.07:50
owhI think that's just a symptom.07:51
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sistpotyowh: hm... but my fat32 partition is only 80Gb. maybe it's related to the size of the partition07:52
owhsistpoty: Hmm, lemmie see if the person who came to me told me how big their partition was. One mo...07:52
sistpotyowh: 140 Gb07:53
_MMA_Seveas: Would you chat with me on -artwork please? :)07:53
owhsistpoty: Was that in the bug report or on the channel?07:55
sistpotyowh: bug report07:55
owhsistpoty: Yeah, I saw that, I was trying to add another data point :-)07:56
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owhsistpoty: Look at that: Bug #4721507:57
UbugtuMalone bug 47215 in dosfstools "fsck.vfat hangs, eats CPU on problematic file" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4721507:57
owhWell, we can confirm it :-)07:57
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owhsistpoty: It's a bit scant on detail ;-)07:58
sistpotyhm...07:58
owhsistpoty: There's another one, that truncates a file, looks to be > 4Gb file. Bug #6283108:00
UbugtuMalone bug 62831 in dosfstools "fsck.vfat truncates files of 4294967295 bytes length to 0 bytes at boot-time" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6283108:00
owhsistpoty: That report actually tells us how to reproduce it. I wonder if it's all the same bug?08:01
sistpotyowh: that would at least give some hints where the bug originates08:01
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owhsistpoty: From reading the reports, not having seen a single line of code I would suspect that there is an assumption being made that is a FAT16 assumption, a pointer is being trashed and the application sh*ts itself and writes the wrong information to disk. But that's *speculation* only.08:03
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owhsistpoty: Whoa, there's a pile of them: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?pkg=dosfstools;dist=unstable08:04
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sistpotyowh: I'll try to reproduce this bug. maybe the fix is trivial... but first I'll grab s.th. to eat, so I'll probably be afk for an hour08:08
owhsistpoty: Hmm, it's 4am here, I am slinking off to bed :-)08:08
sistpotygn8 owh08:08
owhsistpoty: I'll check in in the morning :-)08:08
owhsistpoty: owh==onno-itmaze on launchpad.08:09
sistpotyowh: ok, thx08:09
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ajmitchKeybuk: pong08:20
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Keybukajmitch: did you get much further with the selinux patch for upstart?08:34
ajmitchhaven't had time due to work08:38
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soothsayI'm trying to package something (for myself) for the first time. I'm using debhelper. It's a library and seems to compile cleanly and also seems to install into the correct directory when using prefix. I run dh_make, edit control and then run dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot. The package appears to be built cleanly but the .deb is essentially empty (only Copyright notice and changelog). What am I doing wrong?09:14
soothsaygen_control gives a warning unknown substitution variable ${shlibs:Depends}09:14
soothsaysame for ${misc:Depends}09:15
gpocenteksoothsay: could you upload your package somewhere, and move this discussion to #ubuntu-motu ? :)09:16
soothsayThe source or the deb?09:17
soothsayWill goto motu09:17
soothsaySorry BTW. Didn't read the topic :(09:19
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bluefoxicythis is so weird10:06
bluefoxicyconnect(4, {sa_family=AF_FILE, path="/tmp/ssh-IBZEow7532/agent.7532.seahorse"}, 110) = 010:07
bluefoxicy^^^ ssh10:07
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FujitsuI don't think that to be particularly weird, nor particularly appropriate for random insertion into a development channel.10:08
bluefoxicyFujitsu:  ssh hangs on feisty, for me only.10:08
bluefoxicyalso yeah10:08
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mdkecan it be that someone doesn't read my blog?10:21
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ajmitchsadly so10:21
mdkeoutrageous.10:21
ajmitchI know10:21
ajmitchwho wouldn't hang off your every word?10:21
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mdkewhat's his real name? I'll email him10:23
mdkegosh, not only does he not read my blog, he conceals his real name too. Outrageouser and outrageouser10:24
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jmanthamdke: totally10:28
mdkebluefoxicy: ah, there you are. See bug 7603010:29
UbugtuMalone bug 76030 in seahorse "ssh (client) stops working after upgrade to Feisty" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7603010:29
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bluefoxicymdke:  saw your link.10:31
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mdkebluefoxicy: relieved to hear it10:32
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bluefoxicyand it works, yay.10:33
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sistpotyowh: still awake?11:18
owhNope, just came back online with a strong coffee in hand :-)11:18
sistpotyhehe11:18
sistpotyowh: I'm just about to test if I can reproduce the bug11:18
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owhsistpoty: How did you do that, with a large file?11:19
sistpotyowh: yes... in a minute I'll know more ;)11:20
owhThe suspense is killing me :-)11:20
sistpotyowh: hm... no result :(11:22
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sistpotyyep11:22
sistpotydidn't find anything, at least with -n11:23
owhIs there any point in contacting all the reporters and asking them for more information?11:23
sistpotyowh: let me retry without -n... maybe that will lead to results11:23
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owhThe reports in Debian point to "weird" characters in file names, back slashes and spaces - one report is on Japanese characters, could it be a character set problem?11:25
sistpotyowh: might be as well, no real clue11:26
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sistpotyowh: hm... still no sign that dosfsck did anything to my partition. I'll restart xp and do a test... brb11:31
owhCool11:31
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sistpotyowh: nope, still no error or anything... *clueless*11:40
owhsistpoty: It appears that the last activity in this code was in May of 1998, making me wonder if we're barking up the wrong tree.11:40
owhsistpoty: Let me postulate: "What if the code is fine and the user data loss is a result of a corrupt FAT32 that the Windows version of scandisk does not properly fix or notice."11:41
sistpotyowh: hm... haven't thought about this one yet... 11:42
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sistpotyowh: I guess we should ping submitters for further info, how to reproduce this bug11:43
owhsistpoty: I don't know if we're going to get any useful answers though. Most likely it will be along the lines of "a rabbit ate my data"11:44
sistpotyowh: it's always worth a try11:44
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owhstefg said that the workaround of making fstab not check worked there, but I didn't get the opportunity to ask for further details. I've got to go and drop off my wife, back in 20 minutes, but I'm happy to ping the submitters of all the bugs that look the part.11:46
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sistpotyowh: ok, would be great11:46
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twbMithrandir: ping?11:58
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owh+k12:01
owhsistpoty: I'll draft a quick request for more information...12:02
sistpotyowh: thx... I've already written s.th. to 6283112:02
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