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alex-weejhttp://alex-weej.blogspot.com/2006/03/human-user-group.html02:44
Hobbseealex-weej: look at the callender02:48
alex-weejHobbsee: ?02:48
alex-weejyes i know i posted it in March, i still think it's a good idea! :P02:49
Hobbseealex-weej: it's the day after christmas day, or still christmas day - most people arent going to be looking @ irc02:49
alex-weejoh right :P02:49
alex-weejwell... you saw it, right? :P02:49
Hobbseesure, but i dont deal in gnome02:50
mjg59alex-weej: I'm not entirely convinced by the assertion. Real users go in the 1000+ range. System users shouldn't.02:52
mjg59So why worry?02:52
alex-weejwell when i setup a package02:53
wasabi_heh, did somebody just change back to spacial nautilus? :)02:53
wasabi_my naut just switched back after an update02:53
alex-weejand it creates a new user with uid=100402:53
Lathiatit shouldnt02:53
alex-weeji don't want to see that jazz in my facebrowser!02:53
alex-weejLathiat: that's not the point02:53
mjg59alex-weej: It shouldn't02:53
Hobbseefix the package so it shouldnt?02:53
mjg59And that *is* the point02:53
alex-weeji don't know whether you guys realise this02:53
alex-weejbut there are only 999 numbers less than 1000.02:54
wasabi_Actually there are infinity, when you consider negative values.02:54
mjg59And you're going to have over 999 system users on a single system?02:54
wasabi_Just making sure you know. ;002:54
alex-weejmjg59: again, not the point02:54
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mjg59alex-weej: ...02:54
alex-weejideally, we'd be using UUIDs anyway :/02:54
wasabi_oh geeze02:55
Lathiatis that a joke?02:55
alex-weejit's a bit crack getting an ext3 file system off a mate's computer and seeing all the file permissions set to local users that makes no sense02:55
wasabi_nautilus is closing widnows behind itself now too02:55
Lathiatahh02:55
alex-weejLathiat: absolutely not :o)02:55
Lathiatso you mean, much longer UIDs02:55
mjg59alex-weej: Any package that creates a system user in the 1000+ range is breaking Debian policy02:55
mjg59So it's buggy02:55
mjg59So you report it and we fix it02:55
mjg59And that is *entirely* the point02:56
wasabi_If you WANT to argue about having only 999 system users, then we can certainly do so.02:56
alex-weejmjg59: but debian rules the world. you can't fix third party packages.02:56
wasabi_=)02:56
alex-weejwasabi_: i'd say a more useful argument is based on the case i suggested above02:56
mjg59alex-weej: If .debs don't conform to Debian policy, they're broken02:56
wasabi_You mean third party apps?02:56
mjg59It's not our job to fix them02:56
wasabi_If a third party app overwrites all of /usr, we're not going to fix it, either.02:57
Hobbseealex-weej: and they dont tend to make it in the archives, either02:57
alex-weejwhen uid's no longer become simply sequential numbers, you CAN'T rely on it being somewhere above 1000.02:57
wasabi_Sure you can.02:57
mjg59alex-weej: When it's an issue, we'll deal with it02:57
alex-weejit is an issue now. see my example!02:57
wasabi_Wish teh third party software?02:57
alex-weejwith the file system02:57
wasabi_Huh?02:58
mjg59It's an issue because you've installed some piece of shit package produced by either an incompetent or someone ignorant of the fact that it's behaving like that02:58
alex-weejuid 1003 on a foreign system does not correspond to uid 1003 on my system02:58
wasabi_That would be correct.02:58
alex-weejif they were both UUIDs, this would not be a problem02:58
wasabi_...02:58
alex-weejas they would never match anyway02:58
wasabi_You want to fix that, go whine someplace else.02:58
wasabi_Specifically to the guys behind POSIX.02:58
mjg59uids are 32-bit numbers.02:58
Lathiatthats a much bigger issue02:58
mjg59Ubuntu can't fix that.02:58
wasabi_Yes, that issue is huge.02:58
Lathiatalso, UUIDs don't guarantee that'l *never* happen02:59
mjg59A 32-bit number does not usefully identify every UNIX account on the planet02:59
Lathiatit just increases the problem space ;)02:59
alex-weejno, but they make the chances unreasonably slim02:59
alex-weejpfft02:59
alex-weej"Windows does it"02:59
wasabi_alex-weej: Don't get ME wrong anyways, I am all for UUIDs.02:59
wasabi_I have other issues which are impossible with 32 bit UIDs.02:59
wasabi_Which I am keenly interested in solving. I just know it's not something a few guys in the ubuntu channel can tackle right now. ;003:00
alex-weejlol03:00
alex-weeji wasn't implying that it was03:00
mjg59It's not a problem that gets fixed by creating a human group03:00
alex-weejtrue03:00
alex-weejbut the human group means that one less thing is relying on numerical sequentiality of uids03:01
mjg59In Debian-based systems, real users have UIDs that are 1000 or above. Other users don't.03:01
wasabi_Wait, what relies on numerical sequentialiy?03:01
mjg59So, given that users are already clearly defined as human or not-human, there's no need for a human group03:01
wasabi_ranges != sequentially. EVen Windows has "ranges"03:02
wasabi_Special SID prefixes which correspond to system users, etc.03:02
wasabi_There's nothing significantly different from <1000 and that.03:02
alex-weejexcept there are probably more than 999 different system services that might require specific well-known UID available for windows :P03:03
mjg59alex-weej: Oh, hey, if that's your concern, we only offer 100 specified UIDs03:03
wasabi_alex-weej: Nope, not really.03:03
mjg59Oh, wait03:04
wasabi_alex-weej: There's like, 30.03:04
mjg59Sorry, 410003:04
mjg59510003:04
alex-weejok03:06
alex-weeji can live with debian's policy of humans having 1000 <= UID < whatever03:07
wasabi_Anyways, there are other more worthy things to complain about.03:07
wasabi_LIke that the face browser actually ENUMERATES using getpwent from 1000 to the end. ;)03:07
alex-weejlike Firefox?03:07
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alex-weejtbh fuck it all03:09
alex-weejwe should be logging people into ubuntu with OpenID!03:09
wasabi_No way.03:09
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wasabi_But it should be an option. :)03:09
alex-weejwasabi_: that WAS a joke. :P03:09
alex-weejyeah anyway going back to the whole UID jazz just for a second03:13
alex-weejgenuine question: what exactly makes stuff like sysvinit replaceable within the scope of ubuntu, but not stuff like that?03:14
mjg59Changing uid to something other than a 32-bit value would break POSIX compliance03:16
mjg59And hence NFS, NIS, LDAP, Hesiod and so on03:16
alex-weejright03:18
alex-weejthat's less than good03:18
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alex-weejit does seem crack when you put it that way03:19
alex-weejbut still useful :F03:19
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wasabi_The problem is a real world one.03:28
wasabi_Windows SIDs work, for distributed environments, you know.. Active Directory.03:28
wasabi_And they're pretty much a requirement for that line of work, imo. So, we'll fix it eventually.03:28
wasabi_Smart UID allocation or mapping policies aren't bad though.03:28
wasabi_32 bits really is enough for a single organization. Just not for every individual on the face of the planet.03:29
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alex-weejwasabi_: *nod*04:01
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bluefoxicyI'm being hit up for i686 again05:25
bluefoxicySomeone wants my help swaying the devs to deprecate i586 and i486 support05:25
bluefoxicyI told him to profile archlinux against archlinux i486 instead of against Ubuntu05:26
Hobbseewhy dont you do the benchmarks yourself, and then talk?05:28
bluefoxicyHobbsee:  I did some microbenchmarks with nbench a while back and got zip.06:05
bluefoxicyI guess I could do some realistic benchmarks06:05
Hobbseethat's the only way you'll get input on it06:05
bluefoxicymaybe build libz + gzip and then compress tons of crap (random data?  The analysis that runs takes a long time to figure out it's not getting anywhere)06:06
bluefoxicybut that still leaves actually justifying dropping i486/i586 support OR adding another arch repo; I'd need some pretty impressive bench mark numbers for that, and it's just not going to happen.06:07
bluefoxicydoh.. now I'm curious as to the exact numbers I'll get :/06:07
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Hobbseehaha06:08
bluefoxicyspeaking of making things faster, did anyone ever pin down the firefox issue06:10
bluefoxicyit used to be that it would load in like 2 seconds (any other distro; official builds); unless you got it from Ubuntu, then it took 14-25 seconds to load06:10
wasabi_Um. When making a new package upload, what's the proper way to signify that it should be placed in multiverse?06:11
wasabi_It's been awhile.06:11
bluefoxicyI believe that goes on the first line in the changelog entry06:11
wasabi_distro should go there.06:11
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bluefoxicyyer right06:12
Hobbseewasabi_: i'm not sure.  same procedure as universe, i'd expect06:12
Hobbseeone of the distro people would know06:12
wasabi_Heh. Last time I did this there was no procedure other than asking somebody to NOT put it in universe.06:13
Hobbseeah06:20
Hobbseeokay then06:20
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neutrinomassComments on bug 77009 ? (or should I raise this on the mailing list? )11:51
UbugtuMalone bug 77009 in venkman "failed deps on iceweasel | iceape-browser | icedove" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7700911:51
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Mithrandirneutrinomass: looks like something which should be discussed on ubuntu-devel12:18
neutrinomassMithrandir: ok, I'll send a mail sometime today 12:22
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MithrandirHobbsee: how's your xmas been?12:25
HobbseeMithrandir: good :)12:27
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adam0509Sorry, to distrurb, but do someone know about this package : xserver-xorg-input-joystick  ?02:13
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Hobbseeadam0509: probably not today, as it's still a public holiday in most countries.  and your question is very board02:14
Hobbsee*broad02:14
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adam0509ok thx02:15
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bddebianHeya05:38
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Adri2000cjwatson, Mithrandir, any archive admin: I have just seen that the binary package homebank-data is in main, while homebank is in universe. homebank-data should be in universe too. I don't know why homebank-data landed in main, but see yourself: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/h/homebank/ :p05:52
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fdovingAdri2000: confirmed. report a bug? 05:57
Adri2000yeah, will do if no archive admin answers05:59
bhaleAdri2000: they are on holiday and unlikely to answer until after the new year..06:01
bhalesubscribe ubuntu-archive to your bug report06:01
Adri2000done, bug 77179, fdoving: you can confirm it :)06:09
UbugtuMalone bug 77179 in homebank "homebank-data should be in universe, not in main" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7717906:09
fdovingAdri, confirmed.06:12
Adri2000thanks06:13
wasabiDoes anybody have a good overview of the plan regarding udev in the initramfs and mdadm/evms/lvm integration?06:17
wasabiAnd it's current state.06:18
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wasabiLatest kernel is fun. Locks on boot at Checking aperture.06:45
Mithrandirwasabi: "make udev call evms_activate/vgchange/raidstart when discovering block devices".06:57
wasabiheh06:57
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cjwatsonwasabi: multiverse> it's Section: multiverse/whatever in debian/control; but you *can* just let an archive admin override it07:31
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cjwatsonwasabi: (you can also mark it non-free/blah or contrib/blah as appropriate per Debian policy, and we'll take that as a signal that it should go in multiverse)07:39
wasabiAhh. Makes sense. So, seeing as I already uploaded it, and it's in NEW, who do I contact to make sure it gets in the right place?07:39
wasabi(i did not prefix section)07:39
Mithrandirit'll be done by hand by whoever NEWs it.07:40
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cjwatsonwasabi: no need07:57
cjwatsoner, as Mithrandir said07:57
cjwatsonwasabi: if it goes in the wrong place, you can always file a bug afterwards and subscribe ubuntu-archive to have it moved07:58
wasabik07:58
wasabithanks. =)07:58
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alex-weejis there some kind of online ubuntu hardware compatibility database?08:18
lotusleafalex-weej: well there's !hwdb08:21
alex-weejlotusleaf: ta08:21
lotusleafalex-weej: and some tidbits on the wiki08:21
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alex-weejhmm08:22
alex-weejdunno if hwdb is what i think it is08:22
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alex-weejhave you ever seen Wine's AppDB?08:22
alex-weej"Submissions Total: 441642 Today: 235416"08:23
alex-weejwtf? half the hwdb submissions submitted today?08:23
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Zober2hi guys09:23
Zober2raid array in dmraid is not recognized by gparted, is there something i need to do before gparted will see the raid array?09:23
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_MMA_I hope its just me but is there something in place that wont let me go to Feisty from Edgy?11:27
_MMA_I tried to put in a Feisty daily and use update-manager to upgrade but it said: "Authentication the upgrade failed. There may be a problem with the network or the server.11:27
_MMA_I was testing the -lowlatency kernels but messed up my partition and had to reinstall.11:28
Adri2000!seen mvo11:36
Adri2000thanks nickserv11:37
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