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bronsonAnyone mind looking over http://wiki.u32.net/Dpkg/Versions and telling me if I'm wrong anywhere or missing something?12:14
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bronsonOy, looks like dreamhost is suddenly having issues.12:19
cjwatsoncrimsun_: thanks12:20
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darwin188can somebody help me out with ubuntu on a powermac g412:45
HrdwrBoB#ubuntu for support12:45
darwin188x11 wont start12:45
darwin188nah12:45
darwin188here is where the good people are12:45
HrdwrBoBthat may be the case12:46
darwin188it is indeed12:46
HrdwrBoBbut you won't get help here12:46
Burgworkbut #ubuntu is for support, not here12:46
darwin188come on12:46
Burgworkdarwin188: you will be removed if you continue12:46
Burgworkthis is for development, not support12:47
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_ionburgwork: Btw, i quite liked the link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter being in the beginning of Ubuntu Weekly News emails earlier.12:50
_ionIt would be nice to have it back in the future newsletters.12:50
Burgwork_ion: hmm12:51
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jdonganyone know who Endersshadow is on the wiki?01:01
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mdkejdong: did you try a search in launchpad?01:03
jdongno, actually didn't01:03
jdongwas looking on the wiki01:03
mdkethat's the only way01:03
jdongah01:03
mdkeyou can get an email address that way, although not his name01:03
jdongfound him , https://launchpad.net/people/hewitte01:05
jdongok, good01:05
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jdonghmm, bc.edu.... is that Boston College?01:06
jdongyep01:06
jdonglook at that, I'll be across the street from him in a few weeks :D01:06
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jdongmdke: maybe I'm not seeing it, but is it possible to attach files to the wiki?01:14
xerxaswhy is ubuntu not setting PAGER to /usr/bin/less ? 01:15
mdkejdong: sure, More Actions -> attachments01:15
xerxasis there any good reason ? 01:15
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jdongah cool01:15
fabbionexeros: what's a good reason to change it?01:15
fabbionehem01:16
jdongxerxas: because it seems to use alternatives  instead01:16
fabbionexerxas: ^^01:16
jdong/usr/bin/pager01:16
jdongupdate-alternatives --config pager01:16
xerxasfabbione: because less does more than more 01:16
xerxas:)01:16
jdonghuh? more was default?01:16
xerxasbecause less isn't annoying when using completion 01:16
xerxasjdong: I think so 01:16
jdongless has always been selected as the pager on my machine...01:16
jdongis this a Feisty thing?01:17
fabbionexerxas: 01:17
fabbionefabbione@daltanius:~$ which more01:17
fabbione/bin/more01:17
fabbionefabbione@daltanius:~$ which less01:17
fabbione/usr/bin/less01:17
fabbionethat's why01:17
fabbionein case of crash/recovery there is no guarantee to have /usr01:17
xerxasfabbione: good :)01:17
fabbioneso it's user freedom to break what they want01:17
fabbionethe system by default needs to work01:18
xerxasfabbione:  less won't never be in /bin ? 01:18
xerxasmore could be a link to less , or is that a too intrusive change ? 01:18
fabbionexerxas: i don't personally know why less is in /usr/bin if not because there is more in /bin01:19
fabbionea symlink is like hammering your testicles01:19
jdonglol01:19
xerxasa symlink ? 01:19
xerxasto ? 01:19
xerxasin /bin to /usr/bin ? 01:19
fabbione(that's the best description i can think of)01:19
xerxassurely not ! 01:19
fabbione<xerxas> more could be a link to less , or is that a too intrusive change ? 01:19
fabbione^^^01:19
jdonglinking something from /bin to /usr/bin is pretty... iffy at best :D01:19
xerxasI didn't want to say that :) 01:19
xerxastired 01:19
xerxasless could be in /bin 01:19
xerxasI wanted to say 01:20
mdkeeven so, I bet hammering your testicles would be worse01:20
fabbionexerxas: you said 2 things.. less in /bin AND more a link to less01:20
fabbione(at the same time)01:20
fabbionemy answer was hammering01:20
xerxasor less in /bin and more a link to less 01:20
fabbionethere are things that depends on more behavious01:20
fabbionexerxas: we are saying the exact same thing01:20
xerxaslike colors for example probably ? 01:20
fabbionemy answer didn't change since01:21
xerxasfabbione:  yup :)01:21
xerxasok 01:21
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fabbioneyou will keep hammering some parts of your body01:21
fabbionemdke: be aware.. some people do actually LIKE that..01:21
xerxas$ find /bin -type l  |wc -l01:21
xerxas1001:21
xerxaslol01:21
xerxas:)01:21
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xerxasjdong: does your completion uses less ? (or you using edgy ? ) 01:22
jdongxerxas: man and most of the other commands that use a pager all use less on my boxes from Warty to Edgy :D01:23
jdongI don't know about anything else though :)01:23
xerxasjdong:  I think it's ok for man 01:23
jdongah, ok01:23
xerxasbut my shell completion seems to use more 01:24
jdongthen I havent' noticed it yet...01:24
xerxasI'm reading man bash 01:24
jdongmaybe that's true01:24
xerxasjust open a gnome-terminal and hit 2 times [TAB] 01:24
mdkefabbione: this is true. Whether you prefer that or a dodgy symlink depends on the individual, I suppose01:24
cjwatson$ update-alternatives --display pager01:25
cjwatsonpager - status is auto.01:25
cjwatson link currently points to /usr/bin/less01:25
cjwatsonxerxas: that's built into the shell - it's neither less nor more01:26
xerxascjwatson:  seems so 01:26
xerxasso it can't be changed ? 01:27
cjwatsonit can't be an external problem01:27
cjwatsoner01:27
cjwatsonprogram01:27
cjwatsonwhat in particular bothers you?01:27
xerxasI would like to have a less like completion for commands 01:28
xerxasfor command completion I mean 01:28
cjwatsonyou mean you would like to be able to scroll up and down in the list?01:28
xerxasyep 01:28
cjwatsonxerxas: that's not possible in bash (unless you patch it to add that feature)01:31
cjwatsonit's not a matter of Ubuntu's configuration01:31
xerxascjwatson:  ok 01:31
fabbionecjwatson: do you happen to know why we prefer gs-esp to gs-gpl ?01:31
fabbionecjwatson: gs-esp is the trouble maker01:31
cjwatsonfabbione: I believe it's more up to date for other purposes01:31
cjwatsonfabbione: ask iwj01:31
fabbionecjwatson: ok01:32
fabbionethanks01:32
fabbioneiwj: ^^ if you happen to read...01:32
cjwatsonhe's on holiday - I'd send mail if I were you01:32
fabbioneyeah i know.. it's not urgent or important01:33
fabbioneif he reads the scrollback good.. otherwise i will send him a patch01:33
fabbionei have reduced the test case01:33
fabbioneso it shouldn't be impossible to debug once gdb is fixed :)01:33
keescookfabbione: what's wrong with gdb?01:34
fabbionekeescook: it's broken on sparc... davem is fixing it on the other side of the room01:34
fabbioneit tends to explode easily01:34
keescookah, okay.  missed the sparc part.  :)01:34
fabbioneehhe no problem01:35
zulhey fabbione 01:35
fabbionehey zul01:35
cjwatsonxerxas: possible workarounds: (a) just keep saying yes to "--More--" until you get to the end of the list, then use Shift-PageUp/Shift-PageDown to page up and down; (b) try zsh and see if you like its completion better01:36
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cjwatson(note that zsh is really quite a different shell, though)01:36
xerxascjwatson:  I've already had the idea to switch to zsh but never made the step :)01:37
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_ion/u/s/d/upst/RE<tab><tab>  /usr/share/doc/upstart/README.Debian.gz 01:47
mdkecjwatson: what will be the best took in Feisty for manipulating and mounting partitions? We need to replace the gnome-disks-manager references in the documentation. gparted springs to mind, but something called pyGTK has been mentioned01:47
cjwatsonmdke: uh, pygtk is unlikely to be what whoever it was really meant01:51
cjwatsonmdke: pygtk => python bindings to gtk01:51
cjwatsonmdke: gparted is about the only candidate at present. Nothing is really actually GOOD.01:51
mdkecjwatson: I beg your pardon. PyGTK Storage Device Manager (pysdm)01:51
cjwatsonoh, I have no idea01:51
cjwatsonsorry, I only do this stuff in the context of the installer which is a specialised use case01:51
mdkewhat are you using in the installer, still gparted?01:51
cjwatsongparted but will be replaced if I manage to do it in time01:52
cjwatsonthe replacement will be a home-grown UI based on partman (the d-i partitioner)01:52
mdkeand which won't have an equivalent on an installed system?01:52
cjwatsonno01:52
mdkecjwatson: shame. Ok, gparted it is, I guess01:53
cjwatsonpysdm looks rather scary and doesn't appear to do things like creating or resizing partitions01:53
cjwatsonpartition management and fiddling with fstab are really completely different jobs01:53
cjwatsoncreating and resizing partitions is hard to do on an installed system because some partitions on the disk in question are usually mounted which means the kernel won't reread the partition table until you reboot01:54
mdkeah, does gparted not do the former?01:54
cjwatsonno, it doesn't do the latter01:54
mdkelatter, yeah. it's late01:54
cjwatsonif gnome-disks-manager does fstab fiddling, gparted isn't an appropriate replacement01:55
mdkeyou're right, my bad01:55
cjwatsonI guess pysdm could do that, but jeez, presenting a UI for editing udev rules?01:55
cjwatsonscares the hell out of me, dunno about you :)01:55
cjwatsonbut, it was a GSoC project for Ubuntu, so ...01:56
mdkeah01:56
cjwatsonand I'm only going by the screenshot on its sourceforge page01:56
cjwatsonscreenshots01:56
mdkeyes. Well, if windows partitions are always mounted by default on installed systems, and always available for non-administrative users, perhaps we can cut the instructions entirely01:56
mdkeproblem is one sees lots of questions on support channels about accessing Windows partitions01:57
cjwatsonmm, that's basically an os-prober bug - does need to get fixed01:57
cjwatsonactually, no, I'm thinking of boot stanzas01:58
cjwatsonthey should be mounted by default, unless people deselect the mount points01:58
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mdkemy windows partitions used to be on the desktop mounted, but when I clicked on em, I got a permission denied from nautilus... dunno if the situation has changed, I killed that partition01:58
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cjwatsonmdke: I fixed that in the installer (I believe) but it doesn't affect already-installed systems02:01
cjwatsonthat sort of upgrade case is just a nightmare to handle and a security hole when got wrong, so best left alone02:01
mdkehmm.02:01
mdkecjwatson: was it fixed already for Dapper?02:01
cjwatsonyes02:01
cjwatson  * Mount FAT and NTFS with umask=007,gid=46 (static group plugdev), so that02:01
cjwatson    users can easily be given privileges to read/write mounted Windows02:01
cjwatson    filesystems, and so that the first user can do so automatically (closes:02:02
mdkeok, so probably majority of users not affected02:02
cjwatson    Malone #8048, #25071).02:02
UbugtuMalone bug 8048 in partman-basicfilesystems "Mounted vfat partition is not writeable for non-root users" [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/804802:02
UbugtuMalone bug 25071 in partman-basicfilesystems "More reasonable defaults for ntfs mounts during installation" [High,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2507102:02
cjwatsonit was a fairly significant problem before that02:02
mdkeyou bet02:02
mdkecjwatson: thanks as always for your wise counsel.02:03
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mdkewhere has Kamion gone, I miss him a bit02:03
cjwatsonhe got too confused with Keybuk02:03
Keybukyeah02:03
Keybukso confused that they got the same job02:03
cjwatsonheh02:04
mdkeha02:05
cjwatsonrodarvus: ping, how're mesa/xorg-server/drivers going? those need to happen today02:05
mdkeis that the genuine reason for changing?02:05
cjwatsonwell, the impetus was that I was away from home and my home server was inaccessible for some reason I forget, so I used an alternate nick and liked it better02:05
cjwatsoncjwatson's my username everywhere except Launchpad anyway02:06
Keybukyou can likely get the LP id changed02:06
cjwatsonbut I stuck with it for at least partly the reason above :)02:06
cjwatsonyeah, I just can't be bothered at the moment02:06
Keybukthough they might tell you to make a cjwatson account and merge the kamion one into it <g>02:06
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mdkeok, bed. thanks again for your help02:07
cjwatsonI wonder what happens if I just change the name in the personal details page02:09
cjwatsonwhaddayaknow02:09
cjwatsonhttps://launchpad.net/people/cjwatson02:09
LaserJockcjwatson: wow, I wondered if that would work02:12
LaserJockwere all your email addresses (canonical and ubuntu) cjwatson already?02:12
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cjwatsonyes; well, kamion@ubuntu.com might have managed to work I guess but I never used it for anything02:13
LaserJockhmm, interesting02:13
cjwatsonCanonical employees' e-mail addresses are "special" and not entirely dependent on LP username02:14
cjwatsons02:14
LaserJockI tried jmantha the other day but people complained02:14
LaserJockcjwatson: ahh, that's good02:14
sistpotyall my colors :P02:14
LaserJockyeah, sistpoty was the biggest complainer because of his irssi colors02:14
LaserJock:-)02:15
sistpotykvirc even02:15
LaserJockah02:15
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LaserJockdarn, they need to put some sort of seperator for LP karma02:16
LaserJockcjwatson's give me a headache trying to figure out how many digits ;-)02:17
cjwatsonoh, meep, what happens to bazaar.launchpad.net/~kamion/02:18
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sistpotysee, there are so many reasons to keep the old nick, even besides my colors ;)02:19
fabbionekeescook: that gdb bug turned out to be gcc02:19
keescookfabbione: icky! is it a straight-forward fix for gcc?02:20
fabbionekeescook: more or less... we are working on that.02:20
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hadsThere appears to be a bug in klibc-utils 1.4.30-3ubuntu1 that was synced from Debain, /usr/lib/klibc/bin/fstype is not functioning and messing with booting.02:30
minghuahads: please report a bug: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/klibc/+filebug02:33
minghuahads: comments on IRC usually got lost02:33
minghuahads: thanks02:33
hadsminghua: Thanks, I was asking in #ubuntu-bugs about the correct process as I didn't see feisty bugs on Launchpad. I'll do that now.02:34
cjwatsonhmm, the change doesn't look obviously wrong02:35
cjwatsonhads: exactly what is breaking?02:35
minghuahads: yeah, Launchpad is sometimes confusing.  but generally no, for bugs there is no dapper/edgy/feisty differentiation02:35
cjwatsonindeed, don't report it under /distros/ubuntu/feisty02:36
hadscjwatson: In scripts/local on my system $FSTYPE isn't being populated, so modprobe errors out and therefore / won't mount.02:36
hadsSorry, scripts/local in the initramfs that is.02:37
cjwatsonand you're absolutely certain that was caused by just the klibc upload?02:37
cjwatsonas opposed to, for example, initramfs-tools, which also got uploaded today?02:37
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hadsinitramfs-tools hasn't been updated on my system yet, so it could possibly be a sync issue.02:39
hadsBut this is the output of fstype02:39
hadsroot@snowman:/usr/share/initramfs-tools# /usr/lib/klibc/bin/fstype < /dev/sda202:39
hadsstdin: error 002:39
bddebianHeya02:39
cjwatsonhmm, reproduced02:40
hadscjwatson: So, no, I'm not absolutely certain. I've just tried to debug it to the best of my ability.02:40
cjwatsonworks under strace02:41
cjwatson(argh)02:41
cjwatsonwell, no, it doesn't really, it says FSTYPE=unknown then02:42
hadsIt outputs the same error here under strace.02:42
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cjwatsonhmm, assumes that pread will return a full block02:44
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hadsI've reported as #76675 - thanks for the pointers.03:04
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cjwatsonI'm being stymied by a nightmare build system03:05
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Hobbseecjwatson: it's not yada, is it?03:05
cjwatsonnot that kind of build system03:05
cjwatson(it's cdbs, but I'm not talking about the build system in debian/)03:06
Hobbseeah03:07
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cjwatson        if (argc > 1 && argv[1] [0]  == '-' && argv[1] [1]  == '\0') {03:10
cjwatson                fd = open(file = argv[1] , O_RDONLY);03:10
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_ionUh. :-)03:17
ajmitchthat looks special03:17
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cjwatsonhmm, the pread64 syscall shim is busted03:22
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bddebiancjwatson: You around?04:07
cjwatsonnot really, just finishing this klibc fix and then I'll be off04:09
bddebianOh, not a biggie, I was just curious of the best way to tell why a package is in Debian but not in Ubuntu04:09
cjwatsonask an archive admin ;) it varies - one common reason is that it's in http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/sync-blacklist.txt04:10
cjwatsonif it's in contrib, contrib packages are only synced on explicit request04:10
bddebianHmm, not there.. It's exaile04:11
bddebianAnd it's in main04:11
cjwatsonit's listed by new-source, so I assume it's in the queue04:12
cjwatsonjust hasn't been done yet04:12
cjwatsonask Keybuk04:12
bddebianGah, OK, sorry04:12
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bddebianNot a big deal04:12
BenCcjwatson: FYI, I am working on some brokeness caused by klibc and initramfs-tools04:18
cjwatsonBenC: I just uploaded klibc04:20
cjwatsonI don't know if it's precisely the right fix, but it's certainly the simplest04:20
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BenCcjwatson: What did you fix04:21
BenC?04:21
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cjwatsonBenC: backed out jbailey's headers patch (plus a couple of other minor things)04:24
cjwatsonBenC: explanation in bug 7667504:24
UbugtuMalone bug 76675 in klibc "fstype error causes the root filesystem to not mount" [Critical,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7667504:24
BenCsweet, that's the bug I was having04:25
hadsYay, cheers cjwatson.04:25
cjwatsonoff_t vs. loff_t confusion totally buggered a few syscall shims04:25
BenCI can upload this initramfs-tools to fix the missing /bin/sh and then I just need to fix the problem with video handling04:25
cjwatsonhads: np, thanks for bringing it up in a timely fashion04:26
cjwatson*sometimes* notifications of bug reports by IRC do help ;-)04:26
sfllawBenC: Who would know the most about why HAL is not getting ACPI power button presses?04:26
hadsheh04:26
cjwatsonBenC: oh, initramfs-tools was busted as well?04:26
BenCcjwatson: Yeah, missing /bin/sh symlink04:26
cjwatsonfun04:26
sfllawYikes!04:26
cjwatsonsurprised anyone noticed the fstype breakage then :)04:26
BenCme too :)04:26
BenCmust have been ideal archive timing04:27
cjwatsonoh, klibc was uploaded before initramfs-tools04:27
mjg59Nf.04:28
mjg59We're going to need to fix wireless-tools04:28
BenCmjg59: The power state thing?04:31
mjg59Oh, that's independent04:32
mjg59But softmac requires that interfaces be up before you can set the essid, which wireless-tools doesn't currently do04:33
zulBenC, the fstab thing? yeah i noticed this morning but didnt report it :(04:35
zuloops04:36
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BenCcjwatson: Cool, your klibc + my initramfs-tools gets things booting05:08
fabbionehey BenC 05:11
fabbioneBenC: do you think we can manage a kernel today?05:11
BenCfabbione: Going to try, fixing this initramfs-tools bug really set me back05:11
fabbioneyeah i saw05:11
mjg59BenC: There's a dscape-based ipw3945 driver which removes the need for the binary daemon. I'd be keen on getting that tested.05:12
mjg59I'll try to sort something out for you next week05:12
BenCmjg59: Ooh!05:13
BenCwhere's it at, I'll test the damn thing right now05:13
mjg59BenC: http://bughost.org/iwlwifi/ - it's not expected to work terribly well right now, but it'd be handy to find out *how* broken it is05:15
mjg59There's a few references to the daemon in the docs, but as far as I can tell they're just out of date05:16
BenCmjg59: 4615? Is that the new intel wireless?05:20
mjg59BenC: Guess so05:23
mjg59Maybe this isn't entirely public yet, then :)05:24
mjg59Probably worth testing it, but not sticking it in the tree just yet05:24
Amaranthheh, initial commit into git was 36 hours ago05:29
fabbioneBenC: 05:30
fabbionedpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/initramfs-tools_0.85dubuntu1_all.deb (--unpack):05:30
fabbione trying to overwrite `/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/lvm', which is also in package lvm-common05:30
BenCfabbione: interesting...that file was added in debian's initramfs-tools05:32
BenCmjg59: Yeah, I'm not even sure I was supposed to ask that question :)05:33
fabbioneBenC: we need to coordinate that with iwj, but he is on vacation. Can you please just not ship it for now?05:33
fabbioneBenC: because we are switching to udev -> lvm05:33
fabbioneand those scripts will almost disappear05:33
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BenCmjg59: Is this driver from Intel?05:36
BenCI see nothing but Intel copyrights still05:36
BenCfabbbione: Sure05:36
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dholbachgood morning07:37
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dholbachI trust some people complained already about 2.6.20 not being bootable anymore?07:40
FujitsuI've heard about it not booting in some circumstances, yes. It works for me, though.07:41
dholbachit was after the last dist-upgrade - mkinitramfs complains about busybox: not found - not sure if that's a red herring though07:42
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orion2012Would there be any valid reason to have a file in /etc/default be executable?07:52
orion2012sysklogd seems to do this with two files it installs there07:53
orion2012the sysklogd init script only sources them though07:53
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Hobbseegood thing i havent dist-upgraded today tehn07:58
orion2012err, should I be asking elsewhere?08:02
Hobbseeprobably.  or just that the relevant person isnt here08:03
orion2012ok, thanks08:03
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StevenKHrm.08:33
StevenKIf I build cyrus-sasl2 with libdb4.3, it seems to pick 4.4, and makes a few things segfault. If I pick 4.2, it's all fine.08:34
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sfllawdholbach: I don't know if I talked to you or seb128 about it.08:54
sfllawdholbach: But I wonder if we should standardize on 96dpi throughout all of *buntu.08:55
dholbachsfllaw: right, you did talk to me, but I didn't take the idea to seb128 yet08:56
sfllawHmm, OK.08:56
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hungerAny estimation when firehol, etc. will work again on feisty?09:03
lifelesssfllaw: standardise ?09:05
lifelesssfllaw: surely dpi depends on the physical medium, not on anything else09:05
sfllawlifeless: Yes, but only above certain resolutions.  About 200 DPI is required for things not to look too crazy.09:07
sfllawlifeless: See http://scanline.ca/dpi/09:07
sfllawlifeless: Interestingly enough, GNOME locks on to 96dpi once you login.09:07
sfllawlifeless: But not before.09:07
sfllawlifeless: Thereby causing strange font-size artifacts.09:07
lifelesssfllaw: even after setting it within gnome ?09:08
sfllawlifeless: Yes, GDM relies on the X server telling it what DPI to use.09:08
lifelessprefs->fonts->details->resolution09:08
sfllawlifeless: So if you have a monitor that's very large, you get illegible fonts.09:08
lifelesssfllaw: as it should, only X knows. But its per screen09:08
lifelesssfllaw: sorry, I'm confused. If you have a large screen, with low dpi, you should tell X (if it does't autodetect) that its a large screen with low dpi09:09
lifelessand because gnome is braindead, you need to tell gnome that too, separately.09:09
sfllawRight.  But then 10pt (not 10px) fonts will be ridiculously small.09:09
sfllawlifeless: For GNOME, you _can_ tell it to trust X.  But it's generally a bad idea.09:09
lifelesssfllaw: ? small? 10pt font is a fixed size. Do you mean lacking detail ?09:10
sfllawlifeless: You don't have enough dpi to make arbitrary a 10pt font look good in all circumstances.09:10
sfllawA 10pt font is a fixed size in reality.09:10
lifelesssfllaw: thats right.09:10
lifelesssfllaw: and this is why you can choose the fonts to be used throughout your desktop09:10
sfllawNo, they won't hint properly.09:11
lifelessand there is a formula we can create to set a sane default based on the actual dpi09:11
lifelesssfllaw: is there a reference for that? I am really really confused09:11
sfllawlifeless: Read http://scanline.ca/dpi/ and http://scanline.ca/dpi/fonts.html for a good argument.09:11
lifelesssfllaw: you seem to be saying 'when X has teh right dpi, and gnome has the right dpi, and fonts that are reasonable for the dpi are chosen, it will look bad09:11
sfllawOnce we have screens that can pump out 300 DPI or better, then I'll side with the absolute font heights.09:12
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sfllawlifeless: Yes, I am.  That's because the font renderers will try to make a 10pt font 10/72 inches tall.09:12
Treenakssfllaw: I have a 150dpi laptop09:12
lifelesssfllaw: as they are -meant- to09:13
sfllawlifeless: Right.  But you can still see pixels on current screens.09:13
sfllawThat's the problem.09:13
Treenaksabsolute sizes are SWEET :)09:13
sfllawSo if you can see individual pixels, then you will see ugliness.09:13
sfllawTreenaks: Indeed.  I agree with absolute sizes on media that are paper-like.09:13
lifelesssfllaw: I dont get the problem. Are you saying 'we should choose fonts based on the available dpi'?09:13
sfllawlifeless: No, I'm saying we should lock the DPI to 96, because that's what looks good consistently.09:14
lifelesssfllaw: garh NONONONONO09:14
sfllawBe it a 3" screen or a 96" screen.09:14
sfllawlifeless: YES!09:14
lifelessit looks like shit09:14
sfllawlifeless: Excuse me?09:14
Treenaksdpi should be set to the screen's real DPI09:14
lifelessI fixed my setup years ago, when I first got a non-96 dpi screen and couldn't stand the brokenness that result09:14
lifelessed from having it set to 96 when the screen wasn't.09:14
sfllawWhat broke?09:15
lifelessthe web09:15
lifelesspdf viewing09:15
lifelessdocument editing09:15
lifelessterminal fonts09:15
sfllawYou're going to have to explain more.  The web _unbroke_ for me when I set it to 96 DPI.09:15
sfllawAs for PDF viewing, evince doesn't care much for DPI.09:16
sfllawAnd terminal fonts definitely benefit from proper hinting because of high contrast.09:16
Treenakssfllaw: If I force my 150dpi screen to 96dpi, I can't read anything anymore09:16
Treenakssfllaw: everything's so SMALL09:16
lifelesssfllaw: having the dpi match the screen lets hinting work correctly, surely!09:16
sfllawlifeless: No, hinting engines aren't good enough.09:17
sfllawIf you have a very high resolution screen, you can throw out your hinter.09:17
Mithrandirsfllaw: non-bitmap terminal fonts look like shit in all cases for me, fwiw.09:17
lifelessso, I can't be arsed right now, I'm on leave.09:17
sfllawlifeless: Fair enough.  :)09:17
lifelessas long as there is an 'UNFUCK ME NOW' button, to let me control this, I will survive.09:18
Mithrandiron normal 17" desktop screens and 12" laptop screens as well as 20" desktop screens.09:18
sfllawI'm only advocating a change to font DPIs.09:18
lifelessI'll note that windows looks much nicer when you use the supplied knob within windows to set the right DPI for the screen09:18
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sfllawI used to do that, but had very ugly widgets.  I don't know if that's still the case or not.09:18
lifelessand what I see when I read that web page is an argument for fixing the hinter not breaking the dpi09:19
lifelessits also worth asking whether macosX defaults to 72dpi because all their screens are 72 dpi :)09:19
sfllawYes, I know.09:19
sfllawVertical control makes some things better.09:19
lifelessnow I *do* support changing the fallback default in X to 96dpi09:20
lifelessbecause I think that is a saner default than 7509:20
lifelessbut when X has been told by the hardware whats what, it should trust it (modulo a blacklist we can construct)09:20
lifelessas for the web, its defined very strictly in terms of dpi - even png's have a defined dpi for web rendering.09:21
tepsipakkibtw, stay away from the HP LP3065 30" screen.. it supports _only_ the max resolution (2560x1600), nothing else :/09:22
lifelessTreenaks: everything is small because font sizes are all defaulted to ~96 dpi environments - and that will fuck the web for you, because stylesheets are defined in terms of pt's, not in terms of pixels.09:22
sfllawlifeless: Actually, that's not quite accurate.09:22
Treenakspixels are a relative unit, according to the spec :)09:23
lifelessTreenaks: if the css author defined their fonts as large,larger etc, it will work better once you change your browser defaults09:23
lifelessTreenaks: yup09:23
lifelesspixels are not pixels on the web :)09:23
sfllawlifeless: The web is completely messed up, because people will intermix points and pixels.09:23
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Treenakslifeless: I blinked a few times when I read that09:23
lifelesssfllaw: they are allowed to. pixels are defined as not being pixels09:23
sfllawlifeless: You do know that Opera is the only browser that actually honours CSS pixels, right?09:24
lifelesshttp://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/syndata.html#length-units09:25
sfllawI know the standard!09:25
lifelesssfllaw: I wasn't, but it doesn't surprise me, opera is pretty awesome09:25
sfllawIt is, barring their non-freeness.09:25
lifelessnaturally09:25
lifelessits why I dont use it09:26
lifelessanyhow, this also covers the LCD projector argument, because thats clearly a case of wanting to preserve the visual angle09:26
sfllawI'm basically looking for relative sanity in rendering text until we get digital paper.09:26
lifelessanyhow, dinner time, and I've had my anti-rant. Just give me a knob to unfuck whatever evilness is done, and I'm happy.09:26
sfllawAll right.09:27
sfllawHave fun!09:27
lifelessoh, one last point.09:27
pitticarlos: any idea why there are no new langpacks on your people page since Dec 15?09:27
lifelessdon't tell *anyone* doing serious artwork/production that we're considering this09:27
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pittilifeless: Hi Rob09:28
carlospitti: no idea, let me check...09:28
sfllawlifeless: Oh man.  The GDM startup screen is where I noticed this bug.09:28
sfllawlifeless: The screen optimized for someone's laptop looked terrible on a 40" monitor.09:28
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carlospitti: db changes, I need to update my tree09:28
pittilifeless: FYI, I changed the apport code structure to the python package approach we discussed; also, the apport report now has proper methods to add debug info (I got rid of that apport_utils.py entirely)09:28
carlospitti: updating it...09:28
pitticarlos: btw, feel free to clean up all the old tarballs, they need an awful lot of space09:29
carlosok09:29
carlospitti: thanks for the warning09:29
pitticarlos: thank you for fixing :)09:29
sfllawlifeless: Especially because the theme was done entirely in screen pixels.09:29
lifelesspitti: sweet09:33
sfllawpitti: Huzzah!09:33
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lifelesspitti: so also, we needed to talk about reporting failures from other users.09:34
lifelesspitti: I think its important we allow this, so that a crash of e.g. a cron job under root, can be inspected and reported by the user09:35
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pittilifeless: right; TTYL, need to run out for a bit09:37
lifelesskk09:37
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tepsipakkiboth amd64 and ia64 failed to build checkinstall, "error: conflicting types for 'readlink'"09:56
tepsipakkiany ideas?09:57
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Mithrandirpitti: is it on purpose pmount isn't part of ubuntu-desktop any more?10:22
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Hobbsee:)10:34
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sivangmorning10:35
sivanginteresting, can someone please renew my ubuntumembers membership? (it emaild me about expirey)10:36
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sivang(and @u.c emails sent to)10:37
imbrandonit shouldent effect planet10:42
imbrandonbut @mail no idea10:42
sivangalready asking in #lp10:43
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pittiMithrandir: yes, it is11:12
pittiMithrandir: the hal mounting backend now doesn't use pmount any more11:12
pittiMithrandir: and everything else calls the hal functions now11:12
seb128hey pitti11:13
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pittiI'm not actually here, mind you :)11:13
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seb128pitti: you should really not join on IRC during holidays ;)11:13
seb128hi tkamppeter, is cups known to be broken on feisty? like it refuses to add a printer11:14
seb128gnome-cups-manager prints a "** (gnome-cups-add:6933): WARNING **: IPP request failed with status 1280" and doesn't add the printer11:14
tkamppeterNo, did not hear about such a problem. No one reported a bug about CUPS in Feisty.11:14
seb128the web UI displays a ""413 Request Entity Too Large" page11:14
seb128when trying to add an HP deskjet usb printer11:15
hungerinitramfs-tools and lvm-common conflict over /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/lvm11:15
Mithrandirpitti: oh, ok.  It seems g-v-m might need an update?  At least, I didn't get the usual "camera plugged in" dialog when I connected my card reader.11:15
pittiMithrandir: hm, worked fine for me, but the new libgphoto upstream version might have broken with your cam; can you please file a bug?11:16
pittiMithrandir: source package depends on whether gthumb can access the cam if you request a photo import from the menu11:16
Mithrandirpitti: sure.  It's just a regular sandisk USB mass storage device.11:16
pittiMithrandir: ah, mass storage, then it's not libgphoto11:16
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pittiMithrandir: can you please file a g-v-m bug with the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices info?11:17
tkamppeterI have set up a printer (USB) with the web interface now and printed a test page, on a completely updated Feisty. CUPS seems to be perfect for me.11:17
pittiseb128: ^ WFM, too (just added a new printer yesterday)11:17
Mithrandirpitti: also, I don't see the device on my desktop, but that's probably something fucked in nautilus, somewhere.11:17
seb128pitti, tkamppeter: let me try again11:17
seb128Mithrandir: is it listed to computer:?11:18
pittiMithrandir: but that's a good hint, might actually be the same reason11:18
pittiMithrandir: sounds more like a hal bug now; is the device mounted automatically?11:18
hungerMithrandir: I didn't get an icon in KDE for my CDs anymore either, but that is probably unrelated.11:18
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tkamppetermvo has uploaded my new splix package yesterday and it still did not arrive in the repositories, checked both http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/ and http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/s/11:19
Mithrandirpitti: yes, it's mounted.11:19
tkamppeterHow long will this take?11:19
pborhunger: for what is worth I just reported the lvm conflict in launchpad (76708)11:19
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hungerpbor: Thanks!11:19
Mithrandirseb128: no, or rather, I see an icon for "generic STORAGE DEVICE" and it mounts the device again when I double click that icon.11:20
hungerpbor: I try to avoid using LP;-)11:20
seb128pitti, tkamppeter: works fine today, go wonder, thanks anyway ;)11:21
Hobbseetkamppeter: did it build?11:21
seb128Hobbsee: that's a NEW package11:22
Hobbseeah right11:22
seb128tkamppeter: until somebody accept it from NEW11:22
tkamppeterHobbsee, on my 32-bit laptop it builds, and on 64 bit it should build, too (some months ago I added it to Mandriva). I did not get any feedback from mvo or from a Ubuntu bot about any build problems.11:22
tkamppeterseb128, who has to accept it? Can someone here do so?11:23
Hobbseetkamppeter: if it's sitting in NEW, then it tends to take a while11:23
seb128not sure if Mithrandir does NEW atm11:23
tkamppeterWhere is NEW? Can I see what is currently in NEW?11:24
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Mithrandirseb128: I'm on VAC, but I can NEW for stuff which is blocking development11:24
Hobbseeyes, it's on LP, but i dont have the direct link, and i'm on a different OS11:24
Mithrandirseb128: as in, I'll do it by request, but not actively go looking at it.11:24
seb128Mithrandir: apparently tkamppeter is waiting on splix11:25
tkamppeterMithrandir, can you accept splix? Thanks. Many Samsung printer uses will get a nice xmas present by that.11:25
Mithrandirtkamppeter: I can review it when I get home in a couple of hours, sure.11:26
tkamppeterMithrandir: OK.11:27
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pittiMithrandir: ok, please file a bug against g-v-m with the debug data then; I'll reassign it to hal if approriate11:32
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pbor`running gdb crashes my system... just good old printf today11:36
seb128pbor`: use 2.6.17, linux-image-2.6.17-10-generic is still available11:39
seb128I do that11:39
Mithrandirpitti: I'll do that when I get back from yule shopping.11:39
pittiMithrandir: 'yule'?11:39
Mithrandirchristmas11:39
pittiis that the Norwegian Christmas?11:39
pittiah11:39
Mithrandir'cept I'm not christian, so it's less christ and more mas.  Or something. :-P11:39
pbor`seb128: that's for the suggestion11:40
pbor`s/that's/thanks11:40
seb128np11:40
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cjwatsonrodarvus: ping, X12:41
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StevenKcjwatson: Since he isn't here, might I raise my concern with you?12:47
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cjwatsonStevenK: that depends what it is?12:52
cjwatsonI mean, sure, you can try :)12:53
StevenKcjwatson: Looking at the cyrus-sasl2 merge, Keybuk made a change to have it build against libdb4.3. If I do that, saslpasswd2 segfaults, but if I build it against 4.2, it's fine.12:54
cjwatsonoh, sorry, I have no idea ...12:54
StevenKRight. When's the deadline?12:54
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cjwatsonlater today12:55
cjwatsonusually the distro team meeting12:55
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sivangcjwatson: any idea what can I do with my membership auto-expiery ? Can you or someone else from CC renew my membership?01:10
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cjwatsonsivang: next CC meeting I guess01:17
cjwatsonwe don't have an established procedure yet - it will probably be fairly trivial though01:18
cjwatson"are you still alive?" "yes" "NEXT"01:18
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cjwatsonbut I don't want to do it unilaterally01:18
Hobbsee_heh01:18
Hobbsee_too bad if someone answers "no"01:19
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ogracjwatson, could it be that something in pam changed that can cause bug 76632 ? i run the 2.17.4 version here but with a non updated libpam and dont see the bug, whereas nearly everyone else with an up to date system seems to see it01:24
UbugtuMalone bug 76632 in gnome-screensaver "screen does not unlock after locking" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7663201:24
ogra(the 2.17.4 version of gnome-screensaver i mean)01:24
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cjwatsonogra: I don't think so - the only change in pam_unix was a trivial segfault fix01:41
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cjwatsonthere don't seem to be any messages in the posted auth.log from gnome-screensaver?01:42
jintyhi, anyone know where I can find Henrik Nilsen Omma (henrik I guess)?01:46
dholbachjinty: heno is his nick.01:46
gnomefreakis mvo on holiday?01:46
dholbachgnomefreak: yes01:46
gnomefreakthought so ty01:46
jintydholbach: any chance he'll be around today? Or can I find anyone else with access to the support services for schooltool.org?01:47
dholbachjinty: hang on, I'll have a look if he's on holidays already01:47
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dholbachjinty: I suppose he'll be around during the day.01:48
jintydholbach: thanks, i'll wait a while then before trying other things!01:49
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cjwatsonhenrik is off with technical problems at the moment01:52
cjwatsonhe wasn't sure whether he'd be back on today01:52
StevenKKeybuk: Looking at the cyrus-sasl2 merge, you made a change to have it build against libdb4.3. If I do that, saslpasswd2 segfaults, but if I build it against 4.2, it's fine. Any thoughts?01:53
Keybukno idea, I just took that change from the previous merge01:53
StevenKRight, I'll drop it, and note I've done so.01:54
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tepsipakkifujitsu: <sigh> why do they differ?02:03
tepsipakkidamn02:03
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StevenKNow, who can I bug to look at my cyrus-sasl2 merge?02:16
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olemkeogra: it seems to be g-s's fault really. downgrading pam to the version from edgy doesn't solve the issue but running g-s 2.16.1 with the latest pam works02:46
fabbionedpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/initramfs-tools_0.85dubuntu2_all.deb (--unpack):02:50
fabbione trying to overwrite `/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/lvm', which is also in package lvm-common02:50
fabbioneBenC: didn't you fixed this one?02:50
BenCfabbione: Just uploaded the fixed package02:50
BenCubuntu302:50
fabbioneah ok02:50
BenCalso fixes the vga16fb loading that was corrupting displays02:51
fabbioneeheh02:51
BenCnew initramfs-tools has some nice stuff in it though02:51
BenClike video=<fb>:<opts> parsing02:51
BenCAnd if I'm not mistaken, the resume machinery now supports suspend202:52
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fabbioneStevenK: did you test it properly?03:03
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fabbioneStevenK: if i can take your word for that, i will sponsor03:04
fabbionebut don't ask me to do extra review...03:05
fabbioneok.. new gcc fixes gdb properly03:05
fabbioneYEPPA03:05
StevenKfabbione: It installs and saslpasswd2 doesn't segfault like it did.03:07
fabbioneStevenK: slam the debdiff somewhere03:07
StevenKAgainst the latest Debian or Ubuntu version?03:08
fabbioneStevenK: if you want me to sponsor an upload/merge, i need it against the latest ubuntu package03:11
StevenKfabbione: http://wedontsleep.org/~steven/cyrus-sasl2.patch03:13
StevenKfabbione: Thanks03:13
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fabbione  cyrus-sasl2_2.1.22.dfsg1-8ubuntu1_source.changes: done.03:18
fabbioneSuccessfully uploaded packages.03:18
fabbioneStevenK: now you get the blame if it breaks03:18
StevenKI figured. :-)03:19
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bddebianHeya03:40
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cbx33ping mdz 04:10
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Keybukcbx33: unlikely to respond at 7am04:11
cbx33oh i dunno :p04:11
cjwatson... while on holiday04:11
cbx33cjwatson, Christmas miracle?04:11
cbx33was wondering if anyone could shed any light on a little problem I have then04:12
cbx33the ldm glade file won't open in glade....stating it needs a gnomecanvas catalog04:12
cbx33I've looked around but am unable to find anything like that04:12
cbx33any clues?04:12
KeybukI can safely say that mdz is likely to give a very vacant look if you asked him that :)04:13
cbx33oh...someone said he was the origial author of ldm04:14
ogracbx33, yes, all the backend code is his04:15
cbx33oh....04:15
bddebiancbx33: Does gnomecanvas come from diacanvas2?04:15
ograand remained unchanged in most parts04:15
cbx33ogra, who did the font end?04:15
ograme04:16
cbx33ah...04:16
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cbx33then maybe you can shed light04:16
ograbddebian, gnomecanvas is the pre-cairo ;)04:16
ograits older thqan diacanvas04:16
bddebianAhh OK :-)04:16
bhaleman04:16
cjwatsonphew, libx11 merged04:17
bhalecairo dia would be awesome04:17
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bhalewith some hot stock art04:17
Keybukcjwatson: enjoy04:17
ograi guess thats about to come at some point :)04:17
Keybuka GNOME app something of a cross between Visio and Graphviz would be nice04:18
ograolemke, well, i dont see it at all here on three machines that arent fully upgraded but use the latest screensaver package 04:18
cbx33so ogra anyway i can thi s working04:18
ograthats why i suspect its someting else04:18
bddebianbhale: Good, help me fix diacanvas2 then ;-P04:18
ogracbx33, i think you need python-gnomecanvas installed 04:19
ogratry that04:19
cbx33ok I'll check that04:19
cbx33thanks bud04:19
cbx33was pulling my hair out the other day04:19
bhalebddebian: meh.04:21
cbx33ogra, as I suspected04:21
cbx33python-gnomecanvas is still installed04:22
cbx33is aready installed04:22
cbx33any futher ideas?04:23
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bddebiancbx33: Is it looking in the right place? :)04:24
cbx33bddebian, I'm not sure.....if it isn't then that's a bug surely?04:24
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Simiracjwatson: found your camera yet?04:37
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olemkeogra: i don't know if it helps, but here's the strace log after entering the password http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/84266504:42
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ograi dont see anything suspicious ...04:45
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fabbioneUnpacking replacement initramfs-tools ...05:46
fabbionedpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/initramfs-tools_0.85dubuntu3_all.deb (--unpack):05:46
fabbione trying to overwrite `/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-top/lvm', which is also in package lvm-common05:46
fabbioneBenC: this is ubuntu305:46
fabbionestill error there05:46
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BenCfabbione: I was sure I removed that05:54
fabbionedpkg lies :)05:54
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desrtuhm.  hi.06:58
desrtThe following packages will be REMOVED: startup-tasks system-services ubuntu-minimal upstart upstart-compat-sysv upstart-logd06:58
desrtThe following NEW packages will be installed: sysvinit06:58
desrt^^ apt-get dist-upgrade on a system that's currently running edgy06:59
_ionWhat does apt-cache madison sysvinit say?07:00
desrtodd.  it's trying to come from breezy.07:01
desrti guess having old distributions in your apt.sources isn't legit?07:01
desrti'd sort of assume that as long as you didn't have -security or -updates then you'd pretty much be okay because the old distro would only have older versions of everything....07:02
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Seveasdesrt, problem is that sysvinit is essential in breezy07:12
Seveasso it will install it :)07:12
desrtit was never a problem until just now07:12
desrtvery odd.07:12
dade`desrt: did you debugged new kernels for sleep on macbooks ?07:14
desrtdade`; no.  i have not.07:15
desrtno idea what's wrong this time07:15
desrtand i have significantly less desire to find out.07:15
dade`noo07:15
dade`you were my only hope07:15
desrtsorry..  last time was painful enough.  i don't feel like going through it again.07:15
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desrttry git disecting :)07:16
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dade`desrt: will someone do that ?07:19
desrtdade`; you could :)07:19
dade`desrt: i have a life07:19
desrtdade`; so do the rest of us07:19
dade`and i'm not good enough07:19
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fabbionedistro meeting is in 2 hours, right?08:06
Ngis gnome-screensaver supposed to not accept my password in feisty atm? ;)08:07
cgeNg: I haven't had that happen yet.08:08
somerville32@schedule08:08
UbugtuSchedule for Etc/UTC: 21 Dec 21:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 12:00: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 08:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 02 Jan 20:00: Technical Board | 03 Jan 20:00: Edubuntu | 03 Jan 22:00: Xubuntu08:08
MithrandirNg: I don't think it's _supposed_ to happen, but I see the same thing.08:09
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NgMithrandir: I figured it wasnt a new feature ;)08:09
kylemthe ultimate in security.08:10
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Mithrandirkylem: apart from it causing me to C-A-F1 + killall gnome-screensaver, yeah.08:10
ograNg, i'll upload a patched version after the distro meeting08:12
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ograhopefully that fixes it08:13
Nggroovy :)08:14
ograbug 76632 is the corresponding bug btw08:15
UbugtuMalone bug 76632 in gnome-screensaver "screen does not unlock after locking" [Undecided,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7663208:15
mdkenice, that's bitten me too08:15
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cbx33ogra, you fixed it08:15
cbx33way to go08:15
ograseems upstream has a patch, but indeed it doesnt apply without manual work ... so give me some time08:15
cbx33what's the best text to speech engine we have?08:15
cbx33festival?08:15
ograthats the default one iirc08:16
cbx33anyone know of any better ones?08:16
ogradunno if thats the best though08:16
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keescookhas anyone looked the icon situation in firefox?  I'm building up the 2.0.0.1 release, but when I tried to fix the icons, it ah... stopped having any icons at all.  ;)08:21
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tomaanyone know, how often is the new queue of the archive processed?08:32
fabbionetoma: every hour08:35
fabbioneor hold on08:35
fabbionethe queue is processed every 5 minutes or so08:36
fabbionebut to get a binary in the archive from the upload (assuming the binary takes less than one hour to build) it takes approx 2 hours08:36
tomafabbione: i mean the list at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/feisty/+queue08:36
fabbioneso upload -> source into archive is about one hour08:36
fabbione-> down to the buildd (+build time) -> back to archive (another hour assuming the build time < 60minutes)08:37
fabbionetoma: if you mean NEW packages, that's done manually08:38
fabbioneit depends when people have time08:38
tomafabbione: okay08:38
tomafabbione: i'll wait a bit more then08:39
tomathanks08:39
fabbionetoma: don't sweat it tho.. a lot of people are in holidays right now08:41
tomafabbione: hmm, too bad. holidays should be forbidden anyhow08:42
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ajmitchyou may be waiting a little while09:16
desrti wonder what an organ-grinding gesture is09:16
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tkamppeter@schedule paris09:25
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Paris: 21 Dec 22:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 13:00: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 09:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 02 Jan 21:00: Technical Board | 03 Jan 21:00: Edubuntu | 03 Jan 23:00: Xubuntu09:25
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sladen@schedule london09:32
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/London: 21 Dec 21:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 12:00: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 08:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 02 Jan 20:00: Technical Board | 03 Jan 20:00: Edubuntu | 03 Jan 22:00: Xubuntu09:32
keescookdesrt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organ_grinder09:32
keescookmostly just a cranking motion next to my machine.  trying to make it run faster.  :)09:32
sladenthe instrustment might have wood-worm, that'd count as a bug09:33
bhalesladen: oh that rules09:33
geseris it normal that a package is in "Needs building" state for nearly 8 days?09:35
bhalegeser: could it be NEW?09:35
keescookgeser: which package?09:35
geserhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/28568309:36
geserit changed two minutes ago :)09:36
keescookE: Couldn't find package libneon26-dev09:38
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keescooklibneon26-dev is in universe, but subversion is in main, so it won't build.09:38
tkamppeterHow is the progress on the package Splix which is in NEW?09:41
gesershould it be build against libneon25-dev? or should neon26 move into main and replace neon?09:42
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mjg59tkamppeter: It's quite likely that stuff in NEW won't be processed until after the holidays09:44
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keescookgeser: I'm not sure; probably promote libneon26 and demote libneon25.  Someone more familiar with subersion or libneon should probably say.  :)09:59
geserkeescook: have you a suggestion whom should I ask?10:01
keescookgeser: from the changelog, I'd say doko10:01
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geserdoko_: are you around?10:06
zygahello10:06
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dokocjwatson, Mithrandir: please process sun-java6 in NEW10:26
dokocjwatson, Mithrandir: please promote neon26 to main (build dependency of OOo, neon25 already is in main)10:27
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geserneon26 is also a build-dependency of subversion10:29
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dokogeser: btw, pong10:34
geseryou already solved it with your request to promote neon2610:34
geserit was about subversion build-depending on libneon26-dev10:35
cjwatsondoko: neon26 promoted10:36
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cjwatson(doesn't need an MIR since neon is already in main)10:36
dokoMithrandir: if you are around when neon26 shows up in main, pleae requeue openoffice.org and openoffice.org-l10n on i386, amd64, powerpc, sparc10:38
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Mithrandirdoko: sure.10:38
Mithrandirthat's just a publisher run away, so about an hour.10:38
dokocool, thanks10:38
geserMithrandir: please requeue also subversion, it waits on libneon26-dev10:39
Mithrandirgeser: that's depwait, it'll be done automatically10:39
Mithrandirdoko: actually, same goes for ooo, it'll be done automatically.10:39
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cjwatsonogra: in case this is what's confusing you, debian-cd doesn't *have* to involve putting the bootability goop onto the CD10:44
cjwatsonogra: a fair chunk of debian-cd is just logic for getting packages onto the CD, which is all you ened10:45
cjwatsonneed10:45
ogralike apt-ftparchive10:45
cjwatsonsort of, yes10:45
cjwatsonit's all integrated with our CD building and publishing setup already so there's no point in duplicating that10:46
ograthats what i thought, i need a seed or something that provides the package list and something like apt-ftparchive that builds the structure, the rest is mkisofs10:46
cjwatson"something like apt-ftparchive" => debian-cd10:46
ograyep i start getting it :)10:46
cjwatsonand of course debian-cd handles mkisofs etc. too10:46
cjwatsonthe only fiddly bit is naming the CD output correctly (it's a horrible mess of Makefile, don't ask) and tweaking the cdimage wrapper scripts to germinate it all correctly10:47
ograwell, with some effort it wont be to hard i think10:48
Burgworktkamppeter: there is a nasty regression with samsung printers and cups  1.2.2 in dapper, are you person to talk to about it?10:52
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cgeIs there some reason why the default bashrc in feisty sets HISTCONTROL=ignoredups and then immediately replaces it with HISTCONTROL=ignoreboth?10:56
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Adri2000cjwatson: libdjconsole binary packages are in NEW10:58
cjwatsonAdri2000: that's nice :)10:58
Adri2000hehe, the implicit question was could you approve them? :p10:59
cjwatsonnot at 10pm right after a meeting when I really want to get back to the pub, no10:59
tkamppeterBurgwork: CUPS was always packaged by pitti, and as I entered Ubuntu I was already on Edgy ...11:00
Adri2000ok, no problem, that will probably be tomorrow :)11:00
cjwatsoneither somebody else does them, or it can wait until tomorrow now11:00
Adri2000okay11:00
sistpotycjwatson: and delete a package from new (we have a better version to be uploaded instead the one in new)?11:00
dokocjwatson: you should get a umts flatrate :-P11:00
tkamppeterBurgwork: Can you let Ubugtu post a link to this bug here?11:00
Burgworkyep, just a sec11:00
Mithrandirsistpoty: just upload a newer version11:01
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sistpotyMithrandir: that works with the same version number? cool :)11:01
Mithrandirsistpoty: version numbers are cheap, just bump it.11:01
bddebianheh11:01
sistpotyMithrandir: but the orig.tar.gz has a different md5sum, but no new upstream version... still no probs?11:02
sistpoty*g*11:02
cjwatsonsistpoty: what's the package name?11:02
Burgworkhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/products/cupsys/+bug/5582811:02
UbugtuMalone bug 55828 in cupsys "PJL output from 1.2.2 client over IPP" [Unknown,Unconfirmed]  11:02
cjwatsonyou have 30 seconds :)11:02
sistpotycjwatson: klear11:02
sistpoty*phew*11:02
bddebianhehe11:02
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cjwatsonsistpoty: is the uploader here?11:03
tkamppeterThanks, Burgwork.11:03
cjwatson+ -- Marcus Czeslinski <kubuntu@czessi.net>  Sun,  3 Dec 2006 18:38:41 +010011:03
bddebianNo but the new version is from the same11:03
sistpotycjwatson: doesn't look like it... he's czessi_away in -motu11:03
cjwatsondid he request the reject?11:03
bddebianHe built a newer version on REVU11:04
cjwatsonlink?11:04
sistpotyhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=376511:04
bddebianhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=376511:04
bddebianGah, you beat me11:04
sistpoty*g*11:04
cjwatsonI see11:04
cjwatsonsistpoty: please tell him I've rejected it at his request11:04
sistpotycjwatson: will do, thanks11:05
cjwatson(checked #ubuntu-motu logs and found said request)11:05
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bddebianEnjoy11:05
sistpotyhave fun, cjwatson11:05
tkamppeterBurgwork, this is a simple SRU request issue. In Edgy and Feisty it is fixed and working.11:05
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BenCI hate it when ppl go on tag frenzies in lp11:46
BenCespecially when the tags make no sense11:47
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jdongjust wait, one day you will ALL see the merit of me importing all my del.icio.us tags into Launchpad, then you'll be sorry ;-)11:59
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BenCI also hate when random people decide to triage a bug report and then think that they should Assign the bug to themselves12:04
BenCwhen it isn't even confirmed yet12:04
FujitsuBenC, I love that too! It's really really productive.12:05
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BenCDon't get me wrong, I love the help, but I hate the extra work it sometimes causes :/12:05
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BenCsistpoty: I don't recognize your name, so you aren't on my shitlist as of yet :)12:06
sistpotyha, yeeehaa... I guess I only forgot one or two bugs assigned to me so far *g*12:07
BenCsispoty: But if you've triaged any linux-source-2.6.* bugs and assigned them to yourself for no good reason, please fix ASAP :)12:07
BenCor even better, fix the bug :)12:07
sistpotyBenC: no thanks, I'll stay away from linux-source-* for a few miles ;)12:07
sistpotyI just file bugs on it :P12:07
sfllawseb128: Bug 70986 is ready to go into edgy-updates.12:08
UbugtuMalone bug 70986 in vino "CoRRE bug prevents connection from Nokia 770 to edgy" [Medium,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7098612:08
seb128sfllaw: thank you12:08
sfllawseb128: I had to flash my 770.12:10
sfllawThat took forever to get running.12:10
seb128and now you can enjoy doing vnc with it ;)12:11

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