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keescookSeveas: pitti mentioned you had an RSS feed of USNs somewhere, is that still true?02:56
Seveaskeescook, yes, but it is currently not updating (since ~12 hours)02:56
Seveasand it will change location within the net days02:57
Seveasnext*02:57
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a_thingDoes http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-source-2.6.15/linux-source-2.6.15_2.6.15.orig.tar.gz have any nonfree firmware?06:19
LaserJocka_thing: I don't think so, but you could as #ubuntu-kernel06:29
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fabbioneso who feels lucky with shell scripting today?07:38
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somerville32fabbione: I do but if you're asking for help then it must be something bad so most likely not :P08:10
fabbionesomerville32: no, i am just very tired to see what i am doing wrong08:10
fabbionei am pretty sure it's trivial08:11
somerville32fabbione: I can take a look but I warn you I'm pretty tired too08:11
fabbionefabbione@rainy:~$ echo $partnum08:11
fabbione6208:11
fabbionefabbione@rainy:~$ partalpha=$(printf '\x'$partnum)08:11
fabbionefabbione@rainy:~$ echo $partalpha08:11
fabbioneb08:11
fabbionefabbione@rainy:~$ dash08:11
fabbione$ partnum=6208:11
fabbione$ echo $partnum08:11
fabbione6208:11
fabbione$ partalpha=$(printf '\x'$partnum)08:11
fabbione$ echo $partalpha08:11
fabbione\x6208:11
fabbionebash gets it right08:12
fabbionedash doesn't08:12
fabbionei just can't get it08:12
Chipzzfabbione: maybe a built-in vs external issue?08:14
fabbioneChipzz: both built in08:14
fabbioneman pages claim same implementation options08:14
sfllawfabbione: Looking for POSIX documentation.08:15
Chipzz# file /usr/bin/printf 08:15
Chipzz/usr/bin/printf: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.6.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.6.0, stripped08:15
fabbione<fabbione> Chipzz: both built in <-------08:15
fabbionethe external errors on that call08:15
Chipzzyes, but maybe dash is using the external one, or the other way around?08:15
fabbioneChipzz: no, you are just guessing. I just told you.. read the man pages08:16
sfllawfabbione: dash's builtin behaves that way.08:16
Chipzzok, just trying to help08:16
fabbioneor try what i did and see it yourself08:16
fabbionesfllaw: yeah but it shouldn't08:16
sfllawfabbione: Reading POSIX documentation now.08:16
fabbionesfllaw: danke08:16
Chipzzfabbione: I'm reading the dash manpage, and it doesn't mention \x08:18
sfllawfabbione: IEEE Std 1003.1 (2004) does not require \x.08:18
sfllawfabbione: It merely requires octal.08:18
Chipzz                  \num    Write an 8-bit character whose ASCII value is the 1-, 2-, or 3-digit octal number num.08:18
Chipzz(from man dash)08:18
fabbioneChipzz:             diouXx      The argument is printed as a signed decimal (d or i), unsigned octal, unsigned decimal,08:19
fabbionesfllaw: hmmm08:19
Chipzzfabbione: no, that's something else entirely08:19
Chipzzfabbione: the x is a modifier for % kinda things08:19
Chipzzlike printf('%d', 1)08:19
sfllawChipzz: The \xHH is a GNU extension that takes the HH and turns it into a character.08:20
sfllawfabbione: So you have a bashism there.08:20
Chipzzsfllaw: I never mentioned that ;)08:20
fabbionesfllaw: ok, what's the right fix?08:20
somerville32heh08:21
sfllawfabbione: Well, what are you trying to do in the first place?08:21
sfllawfabbione: You got a hex character numerically?08:21
fabbionesfllaw: i can make it decimal.. basically i need to convert 1 to 8 -> a to h 08:22
sfllawUse tr08:22
sfllawtr/1-8/a-h/08:22
Chipzzfabbione: 08:22
fabbionesfllaw: with something that's in d-i08:22
Chipzzprintf '%x\n' 10008:22
Chipzz6408:22
Chipzzthat's the x you were pasting08:22
sfllawOr, if you don't want to fork, make it octal.08:22
Chipzzunrelated to \x ;)08:22
fabbioneChipzz: no. you took your route that's nothing to do with what i am asking...08:22
sfllawfabbione: You can definitely write:08:22
sfllawpartalpha=$(printf '\'$partoctal)08:23
Chipzzfabbione: 08:23
Chipzz08:18 < Chipzz>                   \num    Write an 8-bit character whose ASCII value is the 1-, 2-, or 3-digit octal number num.08:23
Chipzz08:19 < fabbione> Chipzz:             diouXx      The argument is printed as a signed decimal (d or i), unsigned octal, unsigned decimal,08:23
fabbionesfllaw: what's the equivalent of a in octal ?08:23
Chipzzyou were referring to something different ;)08:23
sfllawfabbione: Looking...08:23
fabbioneChipzz: read a few lines above that in the man page08:23
sfllawfabbione: lowercase a is 141.08:23
sfllawpartoctal=$((140+$i))08:24
fabbionesfllaw: great thanks08:24
sfllawfabbione: Most welcome!08:24
fabbionelet see if it works08:24
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fabbionesfllaw: thanks that works08:26
=== somerville32 is happy he could help.
somerville32:)08:26
sfllawfabbione: Hurray!  All those years hacking on portable shell scripts has finally been worthwhile.08:27
sfllawI can die a happy man.08:27
sfllawOr at least sleep.08:27
sfllawGood night, fabbione.08:27
fabbionesfllaw: night dude.. cya soon in the nightmare world08:27
fabbionei am about to die too08:27
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=== fabbione just got OBP -> {SBUS,PCI} -> sysfs device mapping
sfllawW00T!08:28
fabbionefabbione@rainy:~$ ./bus /dev/sda208:29
fabbioneobppath: /pci@7c0/pci@0/pci@8/scsi@2/disk@0,0:b08:29
fabbionethat means that we can set OBP and silo.conf for autobooting and extra OS'es08:29
somerville32What should I do if I _think_ I may have provided the wrong patch for an SRU and the SRU got approved? lol08:34
fabbionesomerville32: did you already upload the package?08:35
somerville32No.08:35
sfllawsomerville32: File a bug and reference the SRU.  Then ping the right people.08:35
fabbionesomerville32: then there is nothing to worry... add stuff to the bug and ask for another review08:35
somerville32kk08:35
sfllawWell, fabbione is right as well.08:35
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hungerThe new kernel for feisty is getting stuck for me during boot. Is there any known incompatibility? Last time I had this mathew looked into it and he found some setting in /etc/network/interfaces that was to blame.09:02
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Treenaksthe kernel got stuck on /etc/network/interfaces?09:08
Treenaksthat's weird :)09:08
hungerTreenaks: Yeap, I thought so, too.09:09
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coopsterJust a thought - not sure why the 'safe graphics mode' X driver on the live cd changed from vesa to nv, but i'd request it be changed back, as nv hangs for me09:44
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mdkecoopster: can you file a bug?09:50
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seb128morning09:57
FujitsuHi seb128.09:57
seb128hi Fujitsu10:02
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cjwatsonfabbione: there's something that uses printf in d-i already10:21
cjwatsoncoopster: there's an existing bug about that. It's not that safe graphics mode uses nv (for everyone), but it's that safe mode gets overridden by something later on in the xserver-xorg maintainer script10:22
cjwatsoncoopster: bug 5961810:22
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dholbachgood morning10:24
cjwatsonfabbione: ah yes, I was thinking of converting in the other direction, using e.g. printf 'a => 9710:24
mvohey dholbach10:27
dholbachhey mvo10:27
sivangmorning10:31
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=== cjwatson grabs the festival merge
cjwatsonTheMuso: ^--11:03
TheMusocjwatson: Fine by me. I currently have my hands full with events of the current season.11:04
TheMusoMy speech-tools merge is open for anyone who wants it also11:04
cjwatsonTheMuso: ok, I'll take it11:05
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cjwatsonmorning Scott11:07
Keybukgood morning Colin11:07
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Keybukcjwatson: I trust that you are well today?11:09
cjwatsonKeybuk: just spangly, thank you kind sir11:17
=== mvo takes bittornado
cjwatsonha, that was a rather pointless merge11:18
cjwatson$ dscdiff festival_1.4.3-17.1ubuntu5.dsc festival_1.4.3-17.2ubuntu1.dsc | diffstat11:18
cjwatson changelog |   18 ++++++++++++++++--11:18
cjwatson 1 file changed, 16 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)11:18
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cjwatsonmvo: hmm, there's an outstanding sync request from you for bittornado; is that still valid? I'll do it now if so11:28
siretartseb128 seems to have fun just reassigning totem-xine bugs to libxine1 ;)11:29
tepsipakkicjwatson: 12:17  * mvo takes bittornado11:30
seb128siretart: well, those crashes happen to xine-lib, but yeah, I've fun moving those away from totem, it has already enoughs bugs without adding those :p11:30
cjwatsontepsipakki: yes, I know11:30
ogracjwatson, bug 76573 is for you :)11:31
UbugtuMalone bug 76573 in ttf-dustin "please sync ttf-dustin 20030517-4 from debian sid" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7657311:31
cjwatsontepsipakki: that's WHY I'm reminding him that there's an open sync request and a merge is probably unnecessary11:31
cjwatsonogra: will do11:31
siretartseb128: heh - I can imagine11:31
seb128siretart: totem upstream seems to be flooded by useless backtraces from totem-xine :/11:32
siretartseb128: I still need to figure out how to get useful xine-lib backtraces from the crash reports. I'll do that as soon xine-lib 1.1.3 is uploaded, which is blocked by FFmpeg promotion to main11:32
seb128siretart: do you have any idea why the Debian,Ubuntu package has almost no libxine symbol?.11:32
tepsipakkicjwatson: oh.. sorry, sync != merge :)11:33
seb128siretart: well, you can get useful backtrace by using the same xine-lib version to start11:33
siretartseb128: the package already strips all debug symbols to  libxine1-dbg11:33
seb128siretart: "apport-retrace crash" with the -dbg installed11:33
siretartso it should just be a matter of having that package installed11:33
seb128siretart: right, but even stripped11:33
siretartseb128: not nice :(11:33
seb128siretart: what is not nice?11:33
siretart11:33:29 < seb128> siretart: "apport-retrace crash" with the -dbg installed11:34
siretartaah, I read that apport-retrace itself crashes11:34
seb128it's one command to run11:34
seb128ah, okj11:34
=== dholbach hugs pitti for that
seb128siretart: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=387772, upstream bugs look like that11:34
cjwatsonogra: your statement that the changes are included in Debian is not accurate, actually, if you look closely - but it doesn't matter because the change only matters for partial upgrades from warty to feisty :-) so I'll sync it anyway11:34
UbugtuGnome bug 387772 in general "crash in Movie Player: playing a video" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  11:34
siretartok. will do that. right now, I rather focus on xine-lib 1.1.3. that one should fix quite some bugs11:34
seb128siretart: usually stripped package still give some clue of the function calls, without details but function names by example11:35
Mithrandircjwatson: we don't _really_ care about partial upgrades from warty to feisty, do we? :-P11:35
cjwatsonMithrandir: no11:35
ogracjwatson, heh11:35
seb128siretart: according to upstream libxine stripped from other distro behave correctly compared to the Debian (and Ubuntu now) version11:35
siretartseb128: in that backtrace, where did it crash in xine?11:36
mvocjwatson: yes, the sync is still valid11:36
seb128siretart: well, no idea, the backtrace is pretty empty, that's the problem :p11:36
siretartI see several threads, which block on a conditional variable11:37
siretartwell, at least an unresolved address should be there11:37
siretartbe there symbols or not, I don't see why that particular crash should come from libxine11:37
siretartif you have suggestion how to improve this in 1.1.3, I'm happy to hear11:38
seb128siretart: I don't say that one comes from libxine, I say that crashes from totem-xine look like that11:38
cjwatsonmvo: (done)11:38
seb128siretart: and according to upstream on other distribution they have libxine symbols and are better11:38
mvocjwatson: moin needs a sync as well, shall I file a bug?11:38
seb128siretart: not really, out of not stripping by default11:38
seb128siretart: maybe it's stripped twice or something?11:39
siretartseb128: well, most code of xine is loaded via dlopen() at runtime11:39
seb128siretart: the crash from https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xine-lib/+bug/76566 is not that useful neither11:39
UbugtuMalone bug 76566 in xine-lib "Totem crash" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  11:39
siretartthis still doesn't explain why other distros have better backtraces11:39
seb128lucky that we have apport :p11:39
seb128 #0  0xb16a41b5 in ifilter_bank ()11:40
seb128    from /usr/lib/xine/plugins/1.1.2/xineplug_decode_faad.so11:40
seb128 No symbol table info available.11:40
seb128 #1  0x000003ff in ?? ()11:40
seb128etc11:40
seb128yeah11:40
siretartthis looks better, looks like a bug in the faad library11:40
seb128right, but still, that's only 1 function11:40
seb128which is pretty minimalistic for a bt11:41
seb128anyway, we have apport now so that should be better ;)11:41
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cjwatsonmvo: yes, bug reports are right; it's easier to do syncs in batches than individually11:43
mvocjwatson: thanks, added it11:44
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ajmitchlooks like I requested a sync of ttf-dustin just at the wrong time11:45
ograajmitch, why didnt you assign it to the ttf-dustin package ? i looked if there are bugs for it before i submitted the request ...11:47
ajmitchogra: you filed your sync request a few minutes before I did11:47
ograah, k 11:47
cjwatsonogra: he did11:47
ajmitchsince there weren't any when I looked earlier11:47
ograi guess i was caught by the LP mail delay ...11:48
ajmitchdoesn't matter, as long as the list gets shorter :)11:48
ograyeah11:48
ograis anybody doing squid ? 11:48
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ograseems not, i'll do it then ...11:49
cjwatsonI'll take the X fonts11:52
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cjwatsonX fonts done12:06
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cjwatsonI'm going to scan through libx* for syncs12:07
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cjwatsonrodarvus: consider me to have stolen all those bits of X that are just syncs. I should be done by the time you get up.12:14
ajmitchcjwatson: why is mysql-dfsg-5.0 on the list? I see it has a -1build1 version12:16
cjwatsonajmitch: sync probably failed due to different .orig.tar.gz12:16
ajmitchmd5sum matches in .dsc12:17
ajmitchlooks like -2 was uploaded to debian in the last day or so12:17
ajmitchso I guess MoM was run before the last sync run12:18
jelmer'morning cjwatson, ajmitch 12:18
ajmitchhey jelmer 12:18
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cjwatsonajmitch: actually I think it's because -1build1 was uploaded six days ago and Keybuk hasn't done a full autosync run since then12:19
cjwatsonKeybuk: ?12:19
cjwatsonI synced it just now and it worked fine12:19
Keybukcjwatson: uh, yeah12:19
ajmitchalright, thanks :)12:19
Keybukshould do one of those :)12:19
Keybuk6 days seems excessive though12:19
cjwatson-rw-r--r-- 1 lp_publish lp_publish 140957 Dec 14 19:03 /home/lp_archive/ubuntu/pool/main/m/mysql-dfsg-5.0/mysql-dfsg-5.0_5.0.30-1build1.diff.gz12:19
Keybukmaybe I didn't do one on friday12:19
Keybukhmm, no, did one friday12:20
Keybukso 5 days :)12:20
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cjwatsongive me a while to finish going through the X libraries, and then I'll unlock ~/syncs for you12:20
Keybukright12:20
Keybukjust noticed that you had the lock12:20
Keybukping me :)12:20
cjwatsonwill do12:20
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Keybukcjwatson: xbase-clients and xutils ... are those likely to be sync'able from Debian?12:37
cjwatsonprobably not, from memory12:38
cjwatsonI think we Just Do Those Differently :(12:38
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gebruiker_why is that ubuntu still uses /dev/hd* or /dev/sd* while we can use /dev/disk/* ?12:40
Fujitsu`we'?12:41
Keybukgebruiker_: we don't12:41
Amaranthi thought everything used UUID now12:41
KeybukUbuntu uses UUID=...12:41
FujitsuAmaranth, I thought so too.12:41
Keybukwhich is mapped to the most appropriate device12:41
gebruiker_well entry still shows sda or hda in fstab12:41
Keybukgebruiker_: are you running edgy or feisty?  it should have been migrated to using UUID=...12:41
gebruiker_edgy atm12:42
Keybukyou installed with edgy fresh?12:42
gebruiker_ie grub still uses root=/dev/hd* or /dev/sd*12:42
Keybukgrub should also have been migrated to using UUID=...12:42
gebruiker_edgy fresh12:42
Keybukthat's odd; it should have been written as root=UUID=... and UUID=... by the installer12:42
rodarvusKeybuk, cjwatson: Debian decided to merge all X.Org apps created by daniels into xbase-clients, but there is no need to sync it. We have all latest versions (with exception of luit, xfs, twm and <another one I forgot>)12:43
cjwatsongrub might not have been12:43
cjwatsondon't recall there12:44
cjwatsonhttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/grub-installer/ubuntu/ ;-)12:44
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cjwatsonrodarvus: libx* synced, more or less. I haven't dared to look at libx11 yet.12:44
=== elkbuntu has a really really fun quadboot because of it
rodarvuscjwatson: I have libx11 halfway done. (was supposed to be done, but failed miserably)12:45
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cjwatsonrodarvus: what's your current state with regard to xserver-xorg-input-* and xserver-xorg-video-*?12:48
cjwatsonrodarvus: do those have to go after xorg-server? If so, what's the state of that merge/sync?12:48
rodarvuscjwatson: there is no xorg-server merge from debian12:49
cjwatsonrodarvus: http://merges.ubuntu.com/main.html disagrees with you.12:50
rodarvusdebian has 1.1.1, we will use 1.2.012:50
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rodarvuscjwatson: thats just version numbering :) (and they got their patches from us)12:50
cjwatsonrodarvus: we should merge the Debian packaging at least, even if we then move to a newer upstream12:50
cjwatsonthis is important for other people's sanity12:50
rodarvusoh, the packaging is merged already12:50
cjwatsoncan you please upload that, then?12:51
rodarvus(but I'll give it another review in a few hours, then)12:51
cjwatsoneven if it's only a temporary waypoint12:51
rodarvussure12:51
cjwatsonwhat about the drivers?12:52
cjwatsonwe need to get the merge list down to a sane number today12:52
rodarvus*nods*, drivers are easier to do. They will be syncable after xorg is uploaded12:53
rodarvus(that will happen after the libs are done, ideally)12:53
cjwatsonI thought you said the other day that they would each require a small control file change?12:53
cjwatsonthe libraries are done12:54
cjwatsonaside from libx1112:54
rodarvuscjwatson: yes, xorg will have the change I mentioned12:54
cjwatsonbut the driver packages don't require that?12:54
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rodarvusthey do12:55
rodarvusthe temporary will be uploaded before them12:55
rodarvus(in a little while)12:55
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sivangcjwatson: It turns out that I'll be too busy with some RF stuff to care for those merges, so anybody can grab the stuff remaining on my list for the dead line.01:06
sivangcjwatson: sorry01:07
sivangslomo: ^^01:07
ajmitchsivang: there's just 3 on the main list that I see, anyway01:07
sivangajmitch: indeed, so anybody is free to do them at will without notifying me :)01:08
ajmitchI think mvo has looked at bittornado & moin already01:08
sivangajmitch: cool, so there's only libnotify then01:09
mvosivang, ajmitch: I can do libnotify too01:10
ajmitchalright :)01:10
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sivangmvo: cool, thanks alot01:10
tepsipakkiis someone merging dcraw? I'll take a look at it if possible01:12
cjwatsonsivang: ok01:12
tkamppeterpitti, ping01:13
mvocheers sivang01:13
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tkamppeterdoko_, ping01:14
cjwatsontepsipakki: please do01:14
=== StevenK idly wonders if doing a main merge is not pointless
HobbseeStevenK: there seem to be many willing sponsors, currently, as they want the merges done.01:15
infinityStevenK: You might even get me to sponsor a few, despite my supposed VACness.01:15
StevenKHeh01:16
mvotkamppeter: doko_ is IIRC already on VAC 01:16
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StevenKcjwatson: Do you mind if I snarf squid?01:16
mvoStevenK: I think ogra voiced interesst in it01:17
StevenKmvo: Speaking of, did you get a chance to look at libept yet?01:17
tkamppetermvo, is pitti still here, or did he leave, too?01:17
cjwatsonStevenK: squid seems to be done01:18
mvotkamppeter: on leave too01:18
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cjwatsonreload the page01:18
mvoStevenK: that was a FTBFS, not a merge, right?01:18
cjwatsonKeybuk: unlock syncs01:19
tkamppetermvo, who could upload some packages for me?01:19
StevenKmvo: Correct.01:19
cjwatsonrodarvus: do you have xutils-dev merged? If not, I'll do it01:19
cjwatsonrodarvus: ditto xterm01:19
StevenKmvo: But I think it was due to the apt Ubuntu changes.01:19
rodarvuscjwatson: go ahead01:20
rodarvusthanks!01:20
Keybukcjwatson: thanks01:22
mvotkamppeter: what package?01:23
mvoStevenK: ok, looking now01:23
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tkamppetermvo: splix, foomatic-db, gutenprint, hplip01:24
tkamppetermvo: splix is a new printer driver, fixes bug 5982901:25
UbugtuMalone bug 59829 in Ubuntu "No driver for Samsung ML-1610 printer" [Wishlist,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5982901:25
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tkamppeterGutenprint due to bug 59324 and the Debian merge deadline01:26
UbugtuMalone bug 59324 in foomatic-db "Cups filters are not bundled with Ubuntu altough the PPD are present" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5932401:26
mvotkamppeter: where can I download the packages?01:27
tkamppeterfoomatic-db for a vast improvement of Brother host-based printer support01:27
tkamppeterhplip due to the merge deadline01:27
StevenKKeybuk: Do you mind if I look at the cyrus-sasl2 merge?01:27
tkamppeterhttp://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/feisty/gutenprint/01:27
tkamppeterhttp://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/feisty/splix/01:28
tkamppeterhttp://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/feisty/foomatic-db/01:28
tkamppeterhttp://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/feisty/hplip/01:28
KeybukStevenK: go for it01:28
StevenKKeybuk: Thanks01:28
Keybukseb128: is gnome-gpg broken?01:28
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seb128cjwatson: could you have a look on bug #76301 when you have some time? That's a gnome-vfs SRU for edgy to fix ekiga crashing sometimes when closed, upstream already mailed me several time to complain about the bug flood they get and I would appreciate having the edgy-proposed update accepted before holidays if possible ;)01:30
UbugtuMalone bug 76301 in gnome-vfs2 "patch from CVS to fix crash triggered when closing ekiga by example" [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7630101:30
seb128Keybuk: dunno, I don't use it. Maybe seahorse breaking that too?01:30
seb128slomo: do you know about gnome-gpg being broken?01:31
Keybukit's spinning in an infinite loop once it's signed the message01:31
KeybukI don't have seahorse installed, what is it?01:31
ograa gui for maintaining your keys01:31
Keybukhow is that different from gnome-keyring-manager ?01:32
ograno idea, i use neither :)01:32
seb128Keybuk: gnome-keyring-manager is for the GNOME keyring01:32
tkamppeterI also did not hear anything about my Edgy SRU request in bug 65618.01:32
UbugtuMalone bug 65618 in foo2zjs "Firmware upload to LJ 1000/1005/1008/1020 broken (fix to be proposed as Edgy update)" [Medium,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6561801:32
tkamppeterDoes not receiving an answer mean that it is rejected?01:32
seb128Keybuk: seahorse is for managing your gpg key directly$01:32
seb128ok, if it's not installed that's not it01:33
seb128dunno about the gnome-gpg breakage01:33
cjwatsontkamppeter: no, if it was rejected you'd have been told that01:34
cjwatsonseb128: ok01:34
Keybukisn't the GNOME keyring for storing things like your GPG passphrase?01:34
cjwatsontkamppeter: it means we're behind :-(01:34
seb128Keybuk: it is, apps have to use it though01:34
seb128Keybuk: seahorse allow you to gpg crypt or uncrypt a file from nautilus context menu by example01:35
seb128Keybuk: or to manage signatures on your gpg key01:35
seb128or things like that01:35
cjwatsonseb128: approved01:36
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seb128cjwatson: thank you01:36
StevenKHrm. Since we don't support jumping releases, I can kill the rc{0,6} removal stuff in cyrus-sasl2.01:37
tkamppetercjwatson: OK01:37
KeybukStevenK: we'll still need that for dapper->NEXT-LTS01:38
tkamppetermvo: biff01:38
StevenKAh, point.01:38
mvotkamppeter: biff?01:38
Keybuk"You've Got Mail"01:39
mvohihi01:39
cjwatsontkamppeter: you also need a bit in foo2zjs's postinst to remove the old udev rules file on upgrade; the usual rune is something like 'if [ "$1" = configure ]  && dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt VERSION-IN-WHICH-THE-CHANGE-WAS-INTRODUCED; then rm -f /etc/udev/rules.d/11-hplj10xx.rules; fi'01:41
cjwatsontkamppeter: please adjust debian/changelog to direct the upload at edgy-proposed, not edgy01:42
cjwatsontkamppeter: the rest looks OK01:42
slomoseb128: no, i use seahorse ;) what is broken with it?01:43
tkamppetermvo, this means that you got e-mail.01:43
seb128slomo: not seahorse, Keybuk was asking about gnome-gpg and I figured that might due to seahorse01:45
ograARGH01:46
ograwho purt ltsp-utils into the server-ship seed ?01:46
ogra*put01:46
ograthat package was removed months ago ... 01:46
mvotkamppeter: thanks, looking at the diff now01:46
ogracjwatson, iirc you removed it, didnt you blacklistz it as well ?01:47
ogra*blacklist01:47
cjwatsonogra: you never *removed* it from the seeds. It's been seeded since 2005 at least.01:47
ograno, but you removed it from the archive on my request in the beginning of feisty iirc01:48
ograso it didnt show up anywhere01:48
tkamppetercjwatson, thank you for the info, will do the changes.01:48
ograapparently the debian package was synced now ... which is wrong ...01:48
ograand now its on anastacia ...01:49
cjwatsonogra: blacklisting wouldn't have made any difference, because blacklisting only affects source package names, and there is no ltsp-utils source in feisty, only a binary01:49
seb128I'm away for lunch and some shopping, bbl01:49
ograugh ... how can thqat be ?01:49
ogra*that01:49
cjwatsonactually, I have no idea what's going on here; the archive looks inconsistent01:50
ograi'll clean the seeds now ...01:50
mvotkamppeter: gutenprint uploaded01:50
cjwatsonogra: no, I did not perform the removals01:51
cjwatsonremoval01:51
ogradunno how it ended up in server-ship at all, i never touched that seed until my inetd ...01:51
ogra*my inetd change01:51
cjwatsonactually, I did once, then it must have got back in, and Keybuk removed the source again01:51
cjwatsonbut did not remove the binary01:51
ograah01:51
cjwatsonI'll fix it now01:51
ograthanks :)01:51
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cjwatsonogra: ltsp-utils was in the very first version of the server seed, which later got renamed01:52
Keybukpython-xml needs a fake sync (someone)01:53
ograah, ok01:53
cjwatsonogra: I do think your "ARGH" was a bit excessive01:53
ograi always had my own server seed, thats why i missed it in the ubuntu server seed01:53
cjwatsonserver was renamed to server-ship precisely to avoid clashing with the Edubuntu server seed01:54
ograwell, if its in main and gets installed alongside with ltsp-server it will break ltsp completely 01:54
ograso i dont think my ARGH was excessive ...01:54
cjwatsonand obviously we promote stuff from universe without thinking </sarcasm>01:54
cjwatsonyou simply need to tell us, not panic01:54
ogrameh, thats not what i wanted to say 01:55
tkamppetermvo(gutenprint): Thanks.01:55
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ograi was just shocked that it showed up again, ltsp-utils seems to be my nemesis since three releases ... 01:56
elmoogra: you really do need to calm down a bit01:56
cjwatsonthe problem with you panicking is that it makes archive guys go "oh shit, why is the archive broken this time". It isn't good for anyone's blood pressure01:56
ograi'll try to keep that in mind01:57
cjwatsonusually it's just a one-line fix somewhere :)01:57
mvoKeybuk: I filed a bug about python-xml already01:57
Keybukmvo: bug report?01:57
Mithrandirif it was two minutes before release, going "aiee" would be fine, but now it's more like a yawn.01:57
mvoKeybuk: sync request bug01:57
StevenK+ saslpasswd2 -c no:such:user01:58
Keybukmvo: sync request rejected :)01:58
StevenKSegmentation fault (core dumped)01:58
StevenKYummy!01:58
Keybukmvo: let me know which bug it is, and I'll update the status01:58
Keybukmvo: it needs a fake sync (our orig.tar.gz is different to Debian's)...  download our orig.tar.gz from the archive, the Debian diff.gz, mash them together with a changelog of "Fake sync" for ubuntu101:58
mvoKeybuk: https://bugs.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/python-xml/+bug/7658001:59
UbugtuMalone bug 76580 in python-xml "Please sync from debian/unstable (overwrite ok)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  01:59
mvoKeybuk: ok, I can do this. do you happen to know why our orig.tar.gz are diffreent?01:59
Keybukmvo: no idea02:00
Keybukask whoever uploaded it :p02:00
elmos/ask/beat/02:00
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Hobbseeimbrandon: do you mind if i do kwin-style-crystal?02:00
Hobbseehey mdz 02:01
StevenKOh I love libdb. If saslpasswd2 can't open the Berkeley DB, it segfaults.02:01
thomkwalitee02:01
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cjwatsonI think mdz's connection is just bouncy, rather than him really being here at 5am02:02
Hobbseeheh02:02
imbrandonHobbsee, go for it02:03
Hobbseeimbrandon: kwwii's patches are all merged upstream, presumably?02:03
Hobbseeimbrandon: looking at this - he is the upstream?02:03
imbrandonno idea, i doubt it though as they are artwork02:03
imbrandonwell kinda02:03
imbrandonhe is one of 302:03
Hobbseehmmm okay02:03
imbrandoni would make sure they are though, just to be save02:04
Hobbseeimbrandon: might query that with ihim.  if they are, it's a straight sync02:04
imbrandonsafe*02:04
Hobbseeyeah, he's pinged02:04
mvoKeybuk: ok, I will upload python-xml then02:04
Simiramvo: do you want to know that update-manager is not working i Edgy?02:05
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mvoSimira: in edgy? urgh! what is happening?02:06
=== gnomefreak just tested it the other day and seemed to have worked
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Simiramvo: nothing at all... that is, when I start update-manager, X freezes totally. I manage to switch to console to kill it.02:11
mvoSimira: do you use the nvidia driver (the non-free one)?02:11
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Simiramvo: I have one of the tricky graphic cards, but no non-free drives as I can recall02:12
Simiramvo: seems somewhat like an out-of-memory-bug, and I've had a few problems with that lately...02:13
mvoSimira: how much memory do you have in the machine?02:14
cjwatsonrodarvus: xterm can be synced; I'll do that once Keybuk has finished with his syncs02:14
Simira768, I think02:14
mvoSimira: hm, that *should* be enough :)02:14
mvoSimira: could you please run top or the gnome-top-thing when opening update-manager?02:14
Simiramvo: hmm... it might be Opera is to blame. I have had memory-problems due to Opera lately, and u-m seems to work now when I closed Opera02:15
Simiramvo: um was pretty high on the top-list02:15
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mvotkamppeter: all uploaded, thanks02:16
mvoSimira: ok, I will watch out for this kind of problem02:16
Simiramvo: but I do get a "could not initiate dbus"-warnin when I start from a terminal02:16
LaibschKeybuk: May I kindly request you upgrade https://bugs.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit/+bug/48517 from Wishlist to High Importance?02:17
Keybukcjwatson: unlock02:17
UbugtuMalone bug 48517 in sysvinit "Improper filesystem unmount order (swap on files)" [Unknown,Fix released]  02:17
cjwatsonKeybuk: ta02:17
KeybukLaibsch: no; as mentioned in that bug, we've never supported swap on files02:17
LaibschKeybuk: As mentioned in the replies, please read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance02:18
LaibschThis cannot be anything but High.02:18
LaibschThe fix you choose is up to you.  But I cannot see there is any doubt about the importance of this one.02:19
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KeybukLaibsch: of course it can02:21
Keybukit's wishlist02:21
Keybukwe have never supported this configuration02:21
LaibschKeybuk: Also, what about the patch that is supplied?  No good?02:21
Keybukwe provide no tools to put your system into this configuration02:21
Keybukthis configuration has never worked (unless by accident)02:21
Keybukit certainly does not work in dapper02:21
Keybuktherefore this is not a regression either02:21
LaibschKeybuk: nano is not supported?02:21
KeybukLaibsch: you can nano /dev/hda1 and write garbage -- that doesn't mean we should support you when you can't mount your filesystem02:22
cjwatsonLaibsch: for future reference, patches should be submitted as unified diffs (diff -u)02:22
Keybukfrom the page you quote ...02:22
KeybukWishlist: a request to add a new feature to one of the programs in Ubuntu02:22
cjwatsonthe normal diff format is practically useless02:22
Keybuk"new feature" => supporting swap files (instead of partitions)02:22
Laibschcjwatson: I would change the patch if I knew how.  I had trouble applying it myself.02:22
Keybukplease don't get too religious about the importance of a bug02:22
Keybukthe importance is a guide for the developer, rather than the user02:22
Keybukit doesn't actually mean your bug is getting any less consideration02:23
Keybukin fact, for feisty I'm attempting to fix more wishlist bugs than critical ones (yes, that sounds weird)02:23
LaibschWell, this one is easy to fix.  A user has said he would work in it to fix it.  Still it has been sitting around for ages.  (and it is important IMNSHO ;-))02:23
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Laibschon it02:24
KeybukLaibsch: how easy a bug is to fix, or how long it has been open, have no bearing on things02:24
mjg59Laibsch: This bug isn't the only thing blocking swapfile support02:24
mjg59Using swapfiles currently breaks hibernate02:24
cjwatsonLaibsch: given that most of our initscripts are going to be thrown away and totally redone from scratch in an entirely different way in feisty ...02:24
LaibschKeybuk: Why not accept the input from the user who said he would help out?02:24
Keybukyou'll note that release goals for the last three ubuntu releases have included major changes to the startup and shutdown sequences, as well as the method of mounting filesystems02:25
Keybukthis is, as a whole, something that is being worked on (tm)02:25
KeybukLaibsch: because as Colin points out, we've pretty much throwing away all the init scripts for feisty -- spending time now to try and fix that in the current initscripts system would reduce the amount of time to write the new stuff02:26
tkamppetercjwatson: I have done the changes on the foo2zjs update package for EDGY now. See my new comment in bug 65618.02:26
UbugtuMalone bug 65618 in foo2zjs "Firmware upload to LJ 1000/1005/1008/1020 broken (fix to be proposed as Edgy update)" [Medium,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6561802:26
tkamppetermvo, thanks for doing all the uploads.02:27
tkamppetermvo, doing Feisty version of foo2zjs now.02:27
cjwatsontkamppeter: thanks. I don't see updated versions of the files on freestandards.org, though?02:27
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cjwatsondoko_: can you point me at what you've got for syslinux and I'll see what I can do?02:28
=== cjwatson is running out of time before Christmas, but ...
cjwatsontaking (and syncing) graphviz02:31
cjwatsontkamppeter: hmm, I think you just forgot to update the .debdiff02:31
tkamppetercjwatson, sorry, typo, now I have uploaded the debdiff, too. If you look into the directory all files must be from today. Tell me if one is still older02:34
cjwatsonmvo: for libnotify, what about the DEB_DH_MAKESHLIBS_ARGS_libnotify0 change? that affects upgrades from dapper02:34
cjwatsontkamppeter: you need to add this to the end of your .postinst:02:35
cjwatson#DEBHELPER#02:35
cjwatsonexit 002:35
mvocjwatson: I checked the pervious version of libnotify and they have identical symbols. or do I miss something here?02:35
cjwatsontkamppeter: otherwise debhelper postinst fragments won't be included02:35
cjwatsonmvo: I didn't check the library itself - it's just a change that I noticed wasn't carried over02:35
tkamppetercjwatson: will do and re-upload02:36
cjwatsontkamppeter: sorry, I hadn't checked to see that there wasn't a postinst already or I'd have mentioned that earlier02:37
mvocjwatson: ok, I will double-check02:37
cjwatsontkamppeter: make sure that your sponsor uploads with the -v20060625dfsg-2 option to dpkg-buildpackage (or debuild) to ensure that all the applicable changelog entries end up in the .changes file02:37
cjwatson(which in turn affects what gets mailed out to edgy-changes@lists)02:37
Mithrandirs/edgy-changes/feisty-changes/02:38
cjwatsonMithrandir: nack, tkamppeter's talking about an SRU02:38
Mithrandiroh, ok.02:38
Adri2000cjwatson: would it be possible that you look at the libdjconsole package in NEW before the christmas break please? I know I shouldn't ask that... but I need this package to update another one02:39
MithrandirI should go back to vacationing, then. :-)02:39
cjwatsonKeybuk: stealing your squashfs merge and syncing it02:39
HobbseeAdri2000: the packages depending on it will just sit in depwait on the buildds if it hasnt gone through02:39
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MithrandirHobbsee: hiya! :-)02:41
cjwatsonAdri2000: accepted, source anyway02:42
mvoKeybuk: ok if I take your swig1.3 merge?02:42
Keybuksure02:42
KeybukI'm on holiday, so I'm not merging <g>02:42
Keybukcjwatson: what was remaining in squashfs previously?02:42
HobbseeKeybuk: rubbish.  you're not on holidays if you're not here :P02:43
Hobbseeer, if you are here02:43
tkamppetercjwatson: All files for the SRU re-uploaded, with corrected postinst script.02:43
Adri2000cjwatson: whow quick, thanks!02:43
cjwatsonKeybuk: bashisms02:43
Keybukcjwatson: ah, Debian took that? cool02:43
cjwatsonyeah02:43
cjwatsonwell, did independently02:43
cjwatsonKeybuk: stealing cron and rsync from you02:45
Keybukok02:47
KeybukHobbsee: heh02:47
Keybukcjwatson: can I have the sync lock back? :)02:47
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cjwatsonKeybuk: yes02:49
cjwatsonI was just chucking four more overwrites into the queue02:49
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cjwatsontkamppeter: approved; go ahead and find a sponsor02:51
cjwatsonmvo: er, oops, I sort of forgetfully synced libnotify anyway :) if it's still relevant you can always reupload02:53
tkamppetermvo, can you upload the SRU update of foo2zjs into the Edgy updates (see bug 65618).02:54
UbugtuMalone bug 65618 in foo2zjs "Firmware upload to LJ 1000/1005/1008/1020 broken (fix to be proposed as Edgy update)" [Medium,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6561802:54
cjwatsonmvo: (make sure to use -v20060625dfsg-2 when doing so)02:55
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doko_cjwatson: http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/syslinux/02:57
tepsipakkihmm, I think dcraw can be synced02:58
cjwatsondoko_: thanks, will try to get time to look02:58
Keybukcjwatson: unlocked02:58
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mvocjwatson, tkamppeter: looking at it now03:00
tkamppetermvo: Can you also upload foo2zjs for feisty, I have added the foo2zjs.postinst there, too.03:02
tkamppetermvo: URL is http://www.freestandards.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/feisty/foo2zjs/03:03
mvotkamppeter: done03:06
tkamppetermvo: Thank you very mich.03:07
tepsipakkiok, I'm positive dcraw can be synced. The debdiff between 8.38-0ubuntu1 and 8.39-1 contains only stuff that is either dropped or new in debian (or upstream)03:08
tepsipakki+positive that03:08
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tkamppetermvo (or someone else with appropriate rights): Can you make splix getting onto the desktop and server CDs (add to seeds or meta packages). Thanks.03:16
dholbachtkamppeter: splix does not seem to be an ubuntu package03:17
dholbach(yet)03:17
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Keybukwho'd've thought it might be useful to be able to do that03:18
dholbachtkamppeter: and the process for Main inclusion is described here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuMainInclusionRequirements03:18
mvodholbach: I just uploaded it, but a main inclusion report is still required03:18
tkamppeterdholbach: mvo, did you upload splix into Ubuntu? Did you put it into main?03:18
dholbachrighto03:19
mvotkamppeter: I uploaded it, but it needs to be promoted. to get a promotion, it needs a MainInclusionReport03:19
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cjwatsonBenC: Debian split out an efi-modules udeb (Debian bug #381584) to make it more sensible to ship efivars in a udeb on i386 - might be worth doing the same in Ubuntu03:36
UbugtuDebian bug 381584 in elilo-installer "module efivars for i386 to support elilo on MacBook Pro" [Unknown,Closed]  http://bugs.debian.org/38158403:36
BenCcjwatson: ok03:36
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BenCcjwatson: BTW, directfb failed to build on i386/amd64, even though it clearly builds perfect in my chroots :/03:37
cjwatsonI'll back out the corresponding elilo-installer change for now03:37
BenCI've no idea why03:37
cjwatsonhmm, nasty little FTBFS that03:37
cjwatsonBenC: I'm no wiser than you - have you tried on ronne?03:38
BenCnot yet, I will later today03:38
\shbenc: do you know when hugeTBL FS was add to the kernel?03:40
\sh(vanilla I mean ;))03:40
tkamppetermvo, I have made the report now: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportSplix03:42
tkamppeteronly thing missing is that the Splix files did not arrive in the archives yet (should appear in http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/splix/)03:44
cjwatsontkamppeter: i.e. waiting for NEW processing03:44
tepsipakkioh, there already was a sync-request of dcraw03:45
tepsipakkiduh03:45
cjwatsontepsipakki: yours is better-formed, so I'll dup03:46
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tepsipakkitook a while to get requestsync to work :)03:48
tepsipakkibut easy03:48
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BenCdirectfb is now officially just broken on the buildd's03:59
BenCbuilds fine in ronne's chroot's03:59
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elmoBenC: link to the build logs?04:02
BenCelmo: Failed on i386 and amd6404:02
BenChttp://librarian.launchpad.net/5473039/buildlog_ubuntu-feisty-i386.directfb_0.9.25.1-5ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz04:02
BenCsimilar issues04:02
BenCI checked the build log, and libc-linux-dev is the same version I have in my chroot04:03
BenCsame with libc6-dev04:03
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bddebianHeya04:17
elmoBenC: I just dist-upgraded ronne and it now FTBFS there too, FWIW04:17
elmoBenC: amd64, that is04:17
elmo(dist-upgrading i386 too)04:18
BenCodd that my chroot, which I dist-upgraded just before upload, didn't show it04:18
BenCelmo: Any idea what version libc-linux-dev was before the dist-upgrade?04:18
elmoBenC: no, but /var/log/dpkg.log in the chroot should tell you04:19
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BenCjust updated my chroot and it still builds...guess I'll work on it in ronne's04:23
BenCI must have magical chroots04:24
cjwatsonfabbione: http://librarian.launchpad.net/5490435/buildlog_ubuntu-feisty-sparc.graphviz_2.8-2.6_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz looks sparc-specific and probably not graphviz's fault?04:24
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bddebiancjwatson: What did I miss in kbd-chooser that needs to stay?04:26
BenCcjwatson: Any chance of getting a dmesg on that box to make sure it wasn't a kernel caused sigbus?04:26
elmoBenC: err, actually sorry, I lied. it does FTFBSbut it's different error on ronne/amd64 than the i386 log you posted04:26
cjwatsonbddebian: an enormous shedload of stuff04:28
BenCelmo: Can you change the defauly chroot to feisty? :)04:28
cjwatsonlook at the diff04:28
cjwatsonBenC: I can't04:28
elmoBenC: yeah, done04:29
BenCthanks, I almost pulled the crack card on you because it just built, but I was on edgy04:29
BenCelmo: The amd64 one has problems with multiple declerations of types, and i386 has missing types04:30
elmoah, ok, sounds like the same error in the chroots then, you should be good04:30
elmo(to be able to investigate it anyway ;-)04:30
cjwatsonrodarvus: how about the mesa merge? that seems substantial - if somebody else needs to take it, they'd need to start about now04:31
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ograelmo, could you use your CC super powers and disable jsgotangco's admin rights from edubuntu-members ? he left the council ...04:32
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BenCelmo: Ok, now I'm pulling the crack card04:35
cjwatsoncrimsun_: do you know the status of the remaining XFCE merges?04:35
BenCit just built in the feisty chroot04:35
BenCelmo: Are you using dpkg-buildpackage, or "fakeroot debian/rules binary"?04:35
elmoBenC: dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -r -B04:37
elmoBenC: ~james/scratch/32/build.log04:37
BenCelmo: I was doing a direct debian/rules, I'll try dpkg-buildpackage04:38
elmoogra: done04:38
ograelmo, thanks, i'll ping you in january after we elected someone new ... :)04:38
cjwatsondholbach: (as seb128 substitute) looks like libcairo can be synced once (or maybe before) BenC gets directfb fixed?04:39
dholbachcjwatson: seb128 said that he's working on it and has something prepared. I *think* he said, that once directfb is done we can sync it - let me check04:39
BenCWTF!04:40
BenCwhy is dpkg-buildpackage failing to build directfb, and "fakeroot debian/rules binary" working!?04:40
BenCI can reproduce it on my machine now04:40
cjwatsonBenC: try 'debian/rules build && fakeroot debian/rules binary'04:40
BenCcjwatson: Did that too04:41
cjwatsonmvo: will you merge synaptic by tomorrow?04:41
siretartgrrr. is anyone already working on the directfb FTBFS on i386?04:41
BenCsiretart: yes04:41
siretartoh. reading backlog actually helps04:41
mvocjwatson: sure04:41
bddebianI need diacanvas2 fixed too and it seems to be over my head :-(04:41
siretartsorry BenC 04:41
bddebianOh crap, wrong channel, sorry04:42
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dholbachcjwatson: 04:42
dholbachDez 19 17:09:31 seb128  libglade2 and gconf2 should be sync04:42
dholbachDez 19 17:09:38 seb128  libcairo too when directfb is updated04:42
siretartBenC: the buildlogs looks really strange04:42
dholbachthat was in #ubuntu-desktop04:42
cjwatsonpitti: stealing base-files from you04:42
pitticjwatson: with pleasure04:43
cjwatsondholbach: thanks04:43
BenCcjwatson: "debian/rules build; fakeroot debian/rules binary" works04:43
BenCI want to blame quilt04:44
cjwatsonBenC: try debian/rules build; fakeroot debian/rules binary-arch04:45
cjwatsonI think that's slightly closer to what the buildd does04:45
BenCcjwatson: Pre-emptive, just tried it, and it works aswell04:45
cjwatsonsh -x /usr/bin/dpkg-buildpackage ? ;-)04:46
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elmobuildd does what I said04:47
elmoi.e. dpkg-buildpackage -B04:47
elmoat least on amd6404:47
elmoon i386 is does -b04:47
fabbionecjwatson: looking at the FTBFS04:48
elmo(even in soyuz - it's still using sbuild, underneath all the xml-rpc lp goo)04:48
elmoand -b is clean, build, binary, -B is clean, build, binary-arch, IIRC04:49
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cjwatsonelmo: sorry, I missed your dpkg-buildpackage line04:52
BenCnothing special about sh -x dpkg-buildpackage04:53
BenC-         --with-gfxdrivers=all --enable-video4linux2 \04:53
BenC+         --with-gfxdrivers=none --with-inputdrivers=ps2mouse \04:53
BenCthe build changes with dpkg-buildpackage though04:53
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BenCstupid rules file04:54
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BenCIt doesn't use dpkg-architecture directly, it assumes the env vars will be set04:54
cjwatsonaha04:55
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fabbionecjwatson: looks like groff is broken... 64 bit allignement fuck up04:59
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cjwatsonfabbione: really? pass me a diff and I'll get it fixed05:04
cjwatsonfirst I've heard of it05:04
fabbionecjwatson: can you reproduce it on faure?05:04
fabbionethe BUS ERROR is either some 64bit allignment or the ssp going banana05:05
fabbionei will need to check,,,'05:05
fabbionecjwatson: i am still in Seattle and just woke up...05:05
cjwatsonssh: faure.debian.org: Name or service not known05:07
cjwatsonnot so much05:07
cjwatsonit's not clear it's groff from that build log; it could also be ps2pdf05:07
cjwatsonnot sure exactly how the shell displays that05:08
cjwatsonfabbione: anyway, it's a porter team problem as far as I'm concerned for the time being :-)05:08
BenCOk, I have a fixed directfb to upload05:09
fabbionecjwatson: eh dude.. faure.ubuntu.com ?05:09
BenChad to disable the i830 gfx driver, it cannot be built with current linux headers05:09
fabbionecjwatson: yeah i will look at it.. just give me sometime please..05:10
cjwatsonfabbione: hmm, faure used to be an alpha port box in Debian so was in my .ssh/config as such05:10
fabbionecjwatson: eheh05:10
cjwatsonyay name clashes05:10
fabbionei blame our sysadmins :P05:11
cjwatsonfabbione: faure's feisty chroot doesn't have all the build-deps right now, but I tried just the one command that SIGBUSses on the buildd, and it works fine05:13
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fabbionecjwatson: i am powering on stuff here now..05:13
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fabbionebah05:20
fabbionethe us mirror is behind again05:20
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fabbionecjwatson: i am building now...05:31
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glatzormvo: here I am05:47
mvohaha05:47
glatzorg-a-i only shows supported applications by default05:47
glatzoroh05:47
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keescookhiya seb12805:50
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seb128hey keescook!05:50
fabbionecjwatson: it did build fine here. Can you please give it back? if it still fails i will need to get som extra info from adam. We might be tripping on some specific CPU kernel code somehow05:51
Chipzzjdub: ping?05:51
cjwatsonfabbione: I'm still not a member of launchpad-buildd-admins, so no, I can't :P05:52
fabbionecjwatson: oh ok...05:52
fabbionewho is awake that can?05:52
cjwatsonMithrandir: can you give-back graphviz/sparc, please?05:52
fabbionecjwatson: there are some diffs in the build environment that i can't reproduce locally, like glibc optimized packages and CPU.. i am not sure i have one here.. will have to check with davem when he is awake05:53
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cjwatsonoh, damn, can't, different .orig05:56
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bddebianHoly crap cjwatson, sorry about that.  I don't know how I missed all that.. :-(05:56
cjwatsonlike I say, I'm entirely happy to merge it, just not right now :)05:57
cjwatsonit's not all that urgent since we don't use it in the installer any more - I want to keep the diffs for now though in case there are folks building custom installers with kbd-chooser or something05:57
cjwatsonand just on general principles that we shouldn't throw away unmerged diffs without a good reason05:57
cjwatsonsimilarly console-data05:58
bddebiancjwatson: Well a couple were picked up in the debian package I just don't know how I missed some of the old ones :-(05:59
cjwatsonno, essentially nothing was picked up in the Debian package05:59
cjwatsonthe only thing that was picked up was in fact something I backported from Debian to Ubuntu05:59
cjwatson(and was a change I made myself in Debian, anyway)06:00
robepisccjwatson: just sent here by sfllaw from ubuntu-bugs.  When you have time, can you (or tollef) look at bug 62868, please?  It started as a swap automounting problem, but turned out to be an insidious PATH problem in casper.06:00
UbugtuMalone bug 62868 in casper "swap partitions not automounted by the LiveCD" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6286806:00
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cjwatsonrobepisc: ugh. I'd much rather leave that to Tollef06:01
cjwatsonrobepisc: I just hack on casper when I need to in order to make ubiquity work properly - I try not to get sucked into more general maintenance :)06:02
robepisccjwatson: ok, thanks.  I'll ping him then.06:03
cjwatsonrobepisc: I tend to agree that using binaries from /root directly is bad; I forget why that was added06:04
cjwatsonrobepisc: I suspect there's something pretty non-trivial hiding in there06:05
cjwatsonfor instance if it needs the mount binary from /root then chrooting probably won't cut it06:05
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robepisccjwatson: thanks for looking at it. The mount binary from the initrd seems to work just fine.  And I checked and tested all the scripts, looking for something requiring /root/ in PATH, but couldn't find anything.  Maybe Tollef knows why /root/ was put there in the first place.  Thanks again!06:10
Chipzzheh06:10
Chipzzlaunchpad--06:11
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Chipzzwhy can't I just file a bug instead of having to go through a whole series of forms?06:11
Chipzzbleh06:11
Adri2000Chipzz: you can06:12
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Chipzzhrrrm apparently just one form06:12
Chipzzkinda silly for a bug that I *know* hasn't been reported yet06:12
Adri2000Chipzz: "You may prefer the complicated bug filing form."06:13
cjwatsonrobepisc: bzr annotate might help, I guess06:13
cjwatsonit may predate Tollef's maintenance06:13
Adri2000Chipzz: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+filebug-advanced06:13
Chipzzanyway, bug filed06:13
cjwatsonChipzz: this really isn't the place for complaints about Launchpad06:14
Chipzzthat's why I was about to shut my mouth ;P06:14
Chipzzcan I downgrade the importance of a bug I reported myself?06:14
Adri2000Chipzz: only if you are in the QA team06:15
Chipzznm then06:15
ChipzzI know the bug is just cosmetic/wishlist, and I thought maybe downgrading the importance would help, but whatever ;)06:16
Adri2000Chipzz: I can do it if you want, but let's move to #ubuntu-bugs06:16
ChipzzAdri2000: cfr pvt ;)06:19
Adri2000yep06:19
seb128ogra: gnome-screensaver is broken on feisty06:22
seb128ogra: doesn't accept the user password06:22
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fabbionecjwatson: how much would you hate me if i upload a nochange d-i to pick up a new kernel if Ben uploads for me?06:27
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cjwatsonfabbione: that's fine06:31
fabbionecjwatson: thanks06:31
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jonh_wendellwill gtkUnique get in feisty (if not in gtk upstream) ?06:33
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jhasseI have no drives on my desktop with feisty. Is that normal?06:34
Chipzzjonh_wendell: I'm not a developer, but I figure the chances of that would be pretty high, yes06:35
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ademani know this is a gnome thing and not an ubuntu thing, but i think it would be nice if in nautilus if you tried to drag a file to a folder with different permissions (for example /usr/include) that it would prompt you to sudo first and then allow it, rather than forcing you to start nautilus as root.  Of course there are security implications, and it might foster more users borking their own system, but it would be convenien07:12
ademant.  (and maybe it would only do that for sudoer accounts, and wouldn't do the same prompt when you're attempting to modify a different user's files)07:12
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seb128ademan: there is a feature request open since probably warty for that, patches are welcome ;)07:19
fabbionecjwatson: do you happen to remember where or how you did use printf to go back from letter to num? my connection to home where i have d-i checkout is useless atm07:20
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ademanwell lemme think about it for a bit, would a prompt be good?  "Modifying system files is potentially dangerous, only do this if you know what you're doing"  with a checkbox that says "never show this again" and an ok/cancel  which then would lead to a gksudo prompt?07:22
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ademangconf could probably just store a boolean key that represents that checkbox, whether or not to display the message next time07:22
ademanbut would it be best like that? or all in one? ie the warning and the gksudo are part of the same dialog?07:23
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cjwatsonfabbione: partman-base/definitions.sh (mentioned elsewhere too, but for the record)08:31
BenCfixed directfb uploaded08:32
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fabbionecjwatson: ok thanks08:34
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BenCwhat's the URL for the merges again?08:36
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kylemmerges.ubuntu.com?08:37
bddebianyep08:38
BenCthanks08:40
cjwatsonhttp://merges.ubuntu.com/main-trend.png has an interesting little jump over the last couple of days ...08:40
cjwatson(between the top two segments)08:40
LaserJockcjwatson: universe seems to have it too, although it's a bit hard to see as our percentage of ubuntuX is lower08:45
bronsonI started taking notes on building debs and maintaining package repositories.08:48
bronsonhttp://wiki.u32.net/Dpkg08:48
bronsonIs there any interest in moving this to the Ubuntu wiki?08:48
LaserJockbronson: yeah, I think so08:49
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cjwatsonit should have a less generic name though08:50
LaserJockyes08:52
LaserJockbronson: can we take this to #ubuntu-doc08:53
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Mithrandircjwatson: given-back08:55
cjwatsonthanks08:56
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ograseb128_, gnome-screensaver works for me ...09:00
lifelessogra: does not for me09:02
lifelessogra: just times out09:02
lifelessI was going to ask about it when I read the backlog :)09:02
ograhmm, thats weird ...09:02
ograits fine on two laptops and one thin client here with the same version09:02
lifelessI had to kill it to login09:03
lifelesss/login/unlock09:03
ogrado you see any feedback to your input ?09:03
ogra(dots for keystrokes)09:03
bronsonLaserJock: be there in a sec...  Breakfast to contend with.09:03
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lifelessogra: yes, it accepts the password fine, you hit enter, it stops responding,09:12
lifelessmouse is in 'busy' mode09:12
ograhmm09:12
lifelessafter 5 minutes, it goes back to locked09:12
cjwatsonhah09:14
cjwatson<cjwatson@cairhien ~/src/ubuntu/ubiquity/new-partitioner/ubiquity>$ bzr commit -m 'implement committing results of new partitioner'09:14
cjwatsonnearly there ...09:14
cjwatsonaside from the hideous performance suckiness09:15
lifelesslvm support ?09:15
cjwatsonthat comes well after basic functionality ;)09:15
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lifelessheh09:15
cjwatsoneventually, but not yet09:15
lifelesscool09:15
cjwatsonhaven't done the fancier bits of the UI yet which I suspect will also have to come earlier09:15
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lifelesscjwatson: can it be used outside the installer ?09:33
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cjwatsonlifeless: no09:34
cjwatsonat least not without some very substantial rewiring09:34
jdongwhoa, lvm for ubiquity?09:36
cjwatsonno09:37
cjwatsondon't get excited :)09:37
jdongaww09:37
cjwatsonsome time in the semi-distant future ...09:37
jdonglol09:37
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jdongand apparently it "works"09:37
jdongwith large quotation marks around works09:37
cjwatsonnot very useful for ubiquity though09:37
jdongright09:38
jdongbut it gives Joe User a lvm gui09:38
cjwatsonoh, true, I guess09:38
cjwatsonis it actually any good now? we looked at it early in the breezy cycle (IIRC) and it wasn't really09:38
jdongcjwatson: it looks pretty decent to me09:39
jdongcjwatson: it does most lvm tasks competently and represents visually in a way regular users would understand09:39
jdongit has improved tons since its original introduction09:40
cjwatsonthe lack of a decent UI to manipulate LVM was one of the reasons we chose not to do LVM by default in breezy09:40
jdongagreed09:41
jdongI kinda wish gparted handled the lvm stuff though09:41
cjwatsonso once ubiquity can do LVM (er ... maybe feisty+1) we could revisit that09:41
cjwatsonI'm ditching gparted :)09:41
jdongyay!09:41
cjwatsonassuming I can make this pile of complex weirdness work ...09:41
jdongdoes that mean there'll be a way to launch just the partitioning mechanism without the installer?09:41
cjwatsonno09:41
cjwatson20:34 < cjwatson> at least not without some very substantial rewiring09:41
cjwatsonmight keep gparted around for that use case09:42
jdong:(09:42
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jdongit'd be better if it were 'very substantially rewired' :(09:42
cjwatsonI dunno, I suppose you could theoretically have a very custom ubiquity frontend that did that09:42
jdongwell, a partitioning/LVM gui would be very valuable to users09:43
cjwatsonit's only really interesting on the live CD anyway because otherwise you tend not to be able to fiddle with the partition table09:43
lifelesswell, tchau, aikido time09:43
cjwatsonjdong: I'll try to take account of that possibility in the implementation, but it won't be in the first cut09:45
jdongthat's cool to hear09:45
cjwatsonbut nor will LVM, so :)09:45
jdongthanks for listening :)09:46
cjwatsonit should be a lot more practical than in gparted though09:46
cjwatsonLVM is in the design09:46
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Keybukand on my hit list tonight, seb128 and BenC!10:38
KeybukCOME ON DOWN!10:38
ogra?10:39
Keybukbuggy wuggies10:39
ograseems i introduced one as well in the screensaver ... and as usual i cant reproduce it :(10:41
Keybukheh, oh yes, I knew I wanted to kill you too :)10:41
Keybukthe screensaver won't unlock, yes?10:41
ograyep10:41
ograand i have no idea why it works here ...10:42
ograbut it does, on all machines10:42
Keybukyeah, I've seen that one10:42
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Laibschhi, should bugs fixed in edgy but present in still-supported dapper be marked closed?  They are easy to fix in dapper (just add dependency and recompile)10:52
cjwatsonwe don't in general fix bugs in dapper unless they're eligible for stable release updates (http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates)10:54
cjwatsonif they are eligible for an SRU, then the proper procedure is NOT to reopen the bug, but to open a new dapper task on the bug using "target fix to releases" or whatever the link is in launchpad10:54
cjwatsonbut contact the responsible developer before doing that unilaterally, please; they're the ones who'll have to take on the not inconsiderable work of getting it pushed through10:55
LaibschTalking about bug 53244 which is easy to fix but not even remotely security relevant or anything.10:55
UbugtuMalone bug 53244 in uim "Wrong link or dependency" [Low,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5324410:55
cjwatsonstability (i.e. don't change) is more important than most other considerations in stable releases10:55
sistpotycan a motu do a main sru as well?10:56
cjwatsonsistpoty: not without a sponsor10:56
sistpotycjwatson: permanent sponsor for whole sru? or just the individual uploads10:56
cjwatsonLaibsch: that's unfortunate, but unless it's a regression from the previous release, it's probably not a candidate for an update; either way the main bug task should be closed if it's fixed in edgy10:56
cjwatsonsistpoty: not important10:56
sistpotyah, k... thx10:57
Laibschcjwatson: well, the fix is quite easy for the user and documented now.10:58
LaibschWill check if it has been a regression from breezy10:58
Laibschno, no regression.10:59
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n00bzercould someone please help me set up an smb share on a ubuntu box?11:01
n00bzerI have been at it for hours, and no luck11:02
Laibschn00bzer: Wrong channel, I guess.11:02
Laibschn00bzer: Try #ubuntu11:02
n00bzerk thx11:02
holycowwould anyone be able to tell me the status of support for i945gm video chips and gma950 chipset by intel in dapper/edgy?  i'm not digging up information that answers this clearly11:03
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BenCKeybuk: what bugs?11:12
KeybukBenC: ath_pci oops on boot with .2011:12
Keybukhangs machine hard11:12
BenCKeybuk: yeah, reported already11:12
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fabbionehey Keybuk 11:12
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Keybukhey fabio11:13
fabbioneKeybuk: do you think you can upload udev today with that sparc fix? BenC should manage the kernel by the end of his day11:13
Keybukfabbione: won't get a chance this evening11:14
Keybuktbh, there's a lot of udev stuff piling up11:14
Keybukwill likely do it January11:14
fabbioneKeybuk: do you have anything in the queue?11:14
fabbioneok11:14
fabbionecan i just upload with that debdiff?11:14
Keybukgo ahead and do it11:14
Keybuksure11:14
fabbioneok thanks mucho11:14
fabbioneKeybuk: FYI: http://zeus2.kernel.org/git/?p=linux/kernel/git/davem/sparc-2.6.21.git;a=commitdiff;h=8e6f19ad3126c4eb650f2c5a9897cd3b9c72c14611:16
fabbioneand writing to the sysfs files.. now i know how to do it, but it's an expensive operation for just a flag that should be on/off11:17
Keybukit's just a call to sysfs_create_file, isn't it?11:18
fabbioneno11:18
fabbionesysfs_create_file does indeed create the file itself11:18
Keybukbtw, I can immediately spot a bug in that code <g>11:18
fabbionethen you need to associate a method that is called each time you read that file11:18
Keybukthe uevent is sent before you add the whole_disk file11:18
fabbioneehm.. no it's not...11:19
Keybukit isn't ?11:19
fabbionethat's the code that scan the partitions to create them in the kernel11:19
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Keybukyeah, there's a call to kobject_uevent a couple of lines above the sysfs_create_file call11:19
Keybukadmittedly, I'm not reading this in context11:19
fabbionei wasn't able to have /dev/sda3 mounted as boot anymore on machines that were doing it constantly..11:21
fabbioneso i assume that either the kernel path is waaaaay faster than udev11:21
Keybukdoing which constantly?11:21
fabbioneor it doesn't matter11:21
Keybukkernel path is faster11:21
fabbionei had machines that were mounting the wrong partition constantly11:21
fabbionewith that fix they don't anymore11:21
fabbioneso i assume it works11:21
Keybukgregkh will assumedly notice if it's wrong11:22
fabbionepartition_sysfs_add_subdir(p);11:22
fabbione^^ this is when the partition /sys/block/sda/sda3 is created11:22
Keybukyeah11:22
fabbioneso the call for whole_disk is done before the dir appears in /sysfs11:22
fabbionehence no race11:22
fabbionei win :P11:23
fabbionebut yeah we will see11:23
fabbionefor now i am happy as it is11:23
Keybukoh11:24
KeybukI see11:24
Keybukwhile it's scanning the first time, it sets that part_uevent_suppress thing11:24
Keybukso that implies a bug when rescanning partitions11:24
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fabbioneok, i didn't find anything in that direction.. will look at it again11:25
KeybukI'll bitch that directly to greg :)11:25
Keybuknothing to do with the Solaris path11:25
fabbioneeheh ok11:26
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crimsuncjwatson: (just reading backscroll at the airport) I've asked gpocentek if the question regarding merges for Xubuntu hasn't been addressed11:32
Zdrais there known bugs with recent glib update ?11:43
Zdrasomething like that: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=38807211:43
UbugtuGnome bug 388072 in General "Warning when opening a chat window" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:44
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Zdraok the bug comes from a patch applied in the ubuntu package11:54
ZdraIf there is a glib packager for ubuntu, the patch shouldn't be applied, or be updated: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=388072 11:54
UbugtuGnome bug 388072 in general "Warning when opening a chat window" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:55
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