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Robot101thom: are you going to fosdem? :)01:14
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Kanohi, when will be a kernel based on 2.6.20 final?02:02
mjg59Soon02:02
Kanoyou should check for working nvidia drivers... there was a change since rc602:02
mjg59The most recent kernel is post-rc6 anyway02:03
Kanobut not final?02:04
crimsunmjg59: when the latest patch_sigmatel changes are merged, feedback from testing on your Intel Mac would be appreciated02:04
Kanowhy dont you use only libata?02:04
mjg59crimsun: Don't have one right at the moment, but when I do again I will do02:04
mjg59crimsun: cjwatson has the one I used to have02:04
crimsunmjg59: ah ok, many thanks02:04
mjg59Kano: Because not all libata drivers are complete02:05
Kanowhich aren't?02:14
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Kanoisnt it a bit stupid to have both the same time02:17
Kanopiix 0x00008086 0x0000245b02:17
Kanoata_piix 0x00008086 0x0000245b02:17
Kanoboth for same hardware02:18
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Kanowith that there are 229 pci ids with more than one driver02:29
Kanogrep drivers/ata modules.dep |sed -r 's/.*\/(.*)\.ko:.*/-e \1/'|sort -u|xargs grep modules.pcimap|awk '{print $2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6" "$7" "$8}'|sort -d|wc -l02:29
Kano22902:29
Kanoor 31 modules which share pci ids02:32
Kanogrep drivers/ata modules.dep |sed -r 's/.*\/(.*)\.ko:.*/-e \1/'|sort -u|xargs grep modules.pcimap|awk '{print $2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6" "$7" "$8}'|sort -d|sed -r 's/(.*)/-e "\1"/'|xargs grep modules.pcimap|cut -f1 -d' '|sort -u|wc -l02:33
Kanodo you really think thats usefull02:34
kylemof course they share ids. they both support the same hardware.02:35
Kanobut they could not work the same time02:35
kylemso?02:35
Kanoonly one of em02:35
Kanomaybe better find pci ids which are only supported by old ide 02:36
Kanogrep drivers/ide modules.dep|sed -r 's/.*\/(.*)\.ko:.*/-e "^\1 "/'|sort -u|xargs grep modules.pcimap|awk '{print $2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6" "$7" "$8}'|sed -r 's/(.*)/-e "\1"/'|xargs grep modules.pcimap|awk '{print $2" "$3" "$4" "$5" "$6" "$7" "$8}'|sort|uniq -u|sed -r 's/(.*)/-e "\1"/'|xargs grep modules.pcimap|sort -u|wc -l02:45
Kano7102:45
Kanouniq ids only for old driver, but these could be matched by generic patterns maybe too02:46
Kanowhich are preffered?02:49
Kanoin case of dups02:49
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Kanoany special probing sequence?02:54
xhakercrimsun, noticed your upload of alsa-lib, and I have something I feel you're the one to ask.02:54
xhakercrimsun, what alsa version for the final feisty release?02:54
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crimsunxhaker: which part of alsa are you asking about?03:01
crimsunxhaker: alsa-lib will be 1.0.13 with any appropriate bugfixes backported from hg03:01
crimsunxhaker: alsa-kernel (via linux-source-2.6.20) will be a mash of current hg and 1.0.14rc203:02
crimsunxhaker: -utils will be 1.0.13 with any appropriate bugfixes; -tools will be 1.0.14rc; -firmware will be 1.0.14rc03:03
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xhakerthanks crimsum, i'll wait and see, looking forward to 2.6.20 final and new alsa03:55
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carebear666if you ever try to kick me or ban me i will get my uncle(irc opp) after you and by the way i have a nuke and a mail bomb on the way asshole07:36
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carebear666if you ever try to kick me or ban me i will get my uncle(irc opp) after you and by the way i have a nuke and a mail bomb on the way asshole07:40
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concept10anyone around09:48
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thomRobot101: yes09:58
mjg59Win09:58
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glatzormorning mvo_ Riddell10:11
mvo_hey glatzor!10:11
glatzormvo_: Riddell: I several issues in software-properties and python-apt. would be nice if you you upload them mvo_10:14
mvo_glatzor: merging python-apt now10:15
glatzormvo_: the update-manager separation branch is also up-to-date10:15
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mvo_glatzor: I will merge that one next and upload them 10:16
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glatzormvo_: thanks a lot10:17
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mvo_glatzor: cheers! thanks for working on the branch!10:18
glatzormvo_: software-properties currently has got some waiting_for_implementation issues regarding the mirror support (if you choose a mirror from the chooser it won't be used). but i haven't had the time to fix it. I think that is more important to get the KDE stuff in10:19
glatzormvo_: perhaps I find the time to the this on my today's train ride :)10:20
glatzorto do this10:20
jsgotangcomvo_, glatzor hi10:20
glatzorhey jsgotangco!10:20
jsgotangcohow is the german g-a-i connection hehe10:20
mvo_glatzor: agreed10:21
glatzormvo_: jsgotangco: i have to prepare for work.10:21
mvo_glatzor: ok, see you later!10:21
jsgotangcook later10:23
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glatzorRiddell: I am going to split show_distro in init_distro and show_distro soon10:40
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elkbuntuogra_, *ping* please pm me when you're around. thanks10:47
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cjwatsoncrimsun: happy to help test patch_sigmatel if you tell me what it is and how I can test it ;-)10:54
Tonio_hi, I uploaded kdepim on friday afternoon, upload is still in the queue, is there a reason for this ?10:55
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cjwatsonTonio_: looks like Tollef forgot to let the contents of the queue through after unfreezing feisty10:57
cjwatsonTonio_: I've done it now10:57
Tonio_cjwatson: hehe, okay ;), that can happen :)10:58
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webbenDoes anyone know if there are any statistics available on which packages are downloaded from the Ubuntu (or Debian or indeed any) repository?10:59
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webbenI'd be interested to find out how many downloads there are of some of the alternative browsers and Emacspeak.11:00
mvo_webben: the closest thing we have is poopcon.ubuntu.com11:04
webbenmvo_, thanks :)11:05
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elkbuntuum, i believe he means popcon.ubuntu.com11:09
elkbuntunot sure i want to know if the former even exists11:10
Chipzzis feisty frozen wrt new translatable strings already?11:11
TheMusocjwatson: What is the absolute latest that something can be seeded before ff?11:11
seb128Chipzz: no11:11
Chipzzmvo_: sorry for bugging you again, but could you take a look at that patch I pointed you at a couple of days ago? IMHO, it's nice polish, and the patch is only a couple of lines really11:13
cjwatsonTheMuso: Thursday11:13
Chipzzseb128: is there even such a thing as a string freeze? :)11:14
cjwatsonChipzz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyReleaseSchedule11:14
Chipzzoh, still a month away11:15
ChipzzI expected it to be sooner really ;)11:15
seb128feisty is still not opened on rosetta anyway11:16
seb128so no real point to freeze strings11:16
pitticarlos: how did the experiment go about rosetta + feisty?11:17
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carlospitti: not as good as it should, we are still doing some tests to see how to do it faster11:19
fabbionemorning11:19
fabbioneogra_, pitti: ping?11:19
pittihi fabbione 11:19
fabbionehey pitti11:19
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TheMusocjwatson: Thanks.11:20
fabbionepitti: could you be so kind to look at bug #83059? I am not sure if it's gnome-power-manager or hal that's exporting info at random11:20
UbugtuMalone bug 83059 in Ubuntu "Hibernation button only appears after second time in Feisty Herd 3" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8305911:20
cjwatsonTheMuso: (but pushing the deadline is deprecated)11:20
seb128fabbione: that's already fixed11:20
fabbionei have seen it happening on powerpc too (while we were in Olso)11:21
seb128fabbione: could you try pinging right people about bugs?11:21
seb128fabbione: ogra is maintaining that package11:21
pittiseb128: he did11:21
fabbioneseb128: i did ping both ogra and pitti...11:21
pittiseb128: good morning, btw *hug*11:21
fabbioneseb128: because i was not sure what the fault was11:21
seb128hey pitti :)11:21
fabbioneseb128: and i was asking for information..11:21
TheMusocjwatson: I understand that the sooner the better is preferable. Just wondering as espeak is approved for main, but as far as I know is not seeded. At this point, I'd rather wait till Wednesday to seed it, as there is a new release due on Tuesday that I'd like to get in first.11:21
TheMusoWhile its still in Universe.11:21
seb128fabbione: did you install the update package from friday which ships the autostart desktop again?11:22
seb128fabbione: it looked like you were trying to get people fixing bugs you point again11:22
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fabbioneseb128: this bug is from hw-cert on herd-3. machines don't get upgraded. we certify the release11:22
fabbioneseb128: it would be nice if you could speak with your manager about that.11:23
seb128about what?11:23
henoTheMuso: why does that matter, isn't that just a bug-fix release?11:23
fabbioneseb128: about me reassining bugs to people11:23
TheMusoheno: Not sure.11:23
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seb128fabbione: I don't need to, I'm happy to fix support bugs, I'll not fix random bugs you point though11:23
henoTheMuso: I would suggest seeding it before Feature Freeze and then address bugs afterwards11:23
fabbioneseb128: it's not a random bug.. it comes from the support center11:24
seb128well, then make clear the procedure11:24
henoI'm in late on this conversation, but I assume that's the deadline cjwatson was referring to11:24
fabbioneseb128: could you be so kind to explain to me what is not clear?11:24
fabbioneseb128: so that we can actually fix that?11:25
seb128it looks like you point random bugs to random people and try to make them fix them11:25
Robot101thom: cool :)11:25
fabbioneseb128: ok sec..11:25
seb128nobody told me I was supposed to fix your bugs, so I'll no do until I'm asked to do so11:25
webbenThe README and FAQ for popcon.ubuntu.com are both down. Are the voting figures effectively votes received /this/ week? Or are they on a longer cycle?11:26
ogra_fabbione, thats fixed with my last upload, did you upgrade after herd3 ? 11:26
fabbioneogra_: as i said to seb128 , we don't upgrade the machines. we certify the milestone11:27
ogra_oh, ok11:28
ogra_well, its broken on the milestone 11:28
cjwatsonTheMuso: I'm with heno on this11:28
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TheMusoo kok fine11:29
henowe'll have enough madness around FF without adding this ;)11:29
cjwatsonfabbione: but now we know that the milestone is broken, so would it hurt to test the fix?11:30
fabbionecjwatson: of course we can test the fix. I was only looking for somebody to tell me where the bug was because i am not familiar with that part of distro11:30
henocjwatson: can I just request the seed change of you here, or in some other format? eSpeak seeded for the CD, Festival un-seeded11:30
ogra_fabbione, the autostart file wasnt installed so g-p-m isnt run ... if you want to reproduce: if you start the power preferences applet g-p-m is started in the background ... if that fixes the logout screen, thats the bug11:31
cjwatsonheno: festival doesn't seem to be seeded?11:31
cjwatsonheno: anyway, seems like a good time for you to learn how to make seed changes yourself :)11:31
fabbioneogra_: thanks for the details. can you please add it to the bug in LP so that cr3 can double-test11:31
fabbione?11:31
cjwatsonheno: oh, you aren't in ubuntu-core-dev11:31
fabbione(i can't copy paste from this machine atm)11:31
ogra_oki11:31
henocjwatson: no, I think I've tried pushing seed changes before without luck11:32
cjwatsonheno: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/feisty/rdepends/ALL/festival11:32
cjwatsonheno: ^-- indicates that festival is in main due to dependencies, not due to being explicitly seeded11:33
cjwatsonspecifically the libgnome-speech3 dependency11:33
TheMusocjwatson: dholbach has gnome-speech ready to be uploaded with a dependncy on libespeak1.11:34
TheMusoAs far as I am aware when I was talking to him last.11:34
henocjwatson: so libgnome-speech3 depends on festival? 11:35
TheMusoheno: Are we dropping festival completely?11:35
henoright, so libgnome-speech should depend on eSpeak and recommend festival I guess11:36
henoFestival should stay in Main IMO but be dropped from the CD11:36
TheMusoheno: If we are going to recommmend festival, gnome-speech's festival driver will probably ahve to be in its own package.11:37
henoTheMuso: why, can you not install that driver without installing festival?11:38
TheMusoGnome-speech can have a festival driver present and festival not be available, but I think it would make things confusing if there was a festival option there, but no speech was heard.11:38
cjwatsonTheMuso: that should just be uploaded, and then espeak can be promoted11:39
cjwatsonheno: yes11:39
cjwatsonheno: if festival is to stay in main, it needs to be added to the supported seed. dholbach should be able to do that11:39
henook, and we should probably remove gnopernicus from main now, It's ot much supported anymore11:40
henocjwatson: ok, I'll email dholbach with these requests11:41
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ogra*comes11:46
Mithrandirsiretart: gxine is main and now build-depends on xulrunner, which isn't in main.   I suggest you either revert your change or talk to pitti about xulrunner in main.11:53
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pittiyet another firefox copy in main? only if ffox itself uses xulrunner11:53
ograswitch it !!11:54
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ogra:)11:57
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seb128xulrunner to main? waouh :)11:59
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ogra:)12:00
asachello :)12:00
ograelkbuntu, i'm on it ...12:00
elkbuntuogra, thanks.12:00
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Chipzzpitti: firefox not using xulrunner is an upstream problem, right?12:03
pittiChipzz: I don't know anything about xulrunner12:03
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asacChipzz: not exactly I would say :) ... mozilla plans to switch to xulrunner for firefox 312:04
pittihey asac!12:04
asachello pitti 12:05
Chipzzasac: yes. WAY too late12:05
pittislomo: ping12:05
asacyes ... for feisty there will be no xulrunner12:05
Chipzzthey should have switched for firefox 212:05
slomopitti: pong12:05
pittislomo: not sure whether you got my q last week: do you actually get apport reports from mono program crashes in current feisty?12:06
pittislomo: whenever I kill -SEGV a mono program, mono intercepts the signal, prints out its stuff and then just exits the program12:06
pittislomo: apport isn't even triggered12:06
pittislomo: (context: I wanted to add the mono blacklisting)12:06
Chipzzasac: I don't get it anyway... isn't postponing that creating more of a maintenance nightmare anyway?12:07
slomopitti: hmm, i didn't get a new crash since some time... but when testing now with -SEGV it just crashes... something must've changed in apport then (as mono wasn't changed in months) :/12:07
asacChipzz: maybe ... anyway, its not supported by mozilla.org; so what can we do?12:07
pittislomo: but as I said, apport is not even triggered. hmm12:07
pittislomo: ok, so I leave this at it is for now12:08
slomopitti: probably the best until someone touches mono to add apport magic :)12:08
asacso how can I get the power to change all firefox bugs? e.g. severity?12:08
pittiasac, siretart: easiest is IMHO to build gxine against firefox, not xulrunner12:08
Chipzzasac: hrrrm, I was somehow under the mistaken impression that you were related to mozilla development ;)12:08
pittiasac: you probably need to become member of the bugsquad team; can anyone confirm? cjwatson?12:10
asacChipzz: related .. yes ... but not deeply involved atm ;).12:11
Adri2000only members of the QA team can change severity12:11
asacAdri2000: package maintainer too, right?12:12
Adri2000ubuntu-dev and ubuntu-core-dev can since they are members of ubuntu-qa, otherwise I don't think so12:13
pochupitti: to change importance you need to be a member of ubuntuQA, and to be a member of ubuntuQA you need to be a member of the BugSquad :)12:14
Fujitsupochu, you don't need to be a member of the bugsquad.12:14
pochuoups: Adri2000: didn't see your message ;)12:14
pochuFujitsu: not? I think yes :)12:14
FujitsuNo.12:15
pochubut sfllaw knows it :)12:15
pochuFujitsu: then?12:15
FujitsuBeing a member of bugsquad isn't a requirement. ubuntu(-core)-dev are implicitly members of ubuntu-qa, among others.12:16
henopochu: it's the most common way, but not a requirement. People who contribute reliably to the ISO testing team should also qualify for Ubuntu QA12:18
henoI agreed this with sfllaw in Oslo12:19
pochudidn't know :)12:19
henopochu: are you in Ubuntu QA yet?12:19
pochuthis is from the wiki: In order to join:12:19
pochu    *12:19
pochu      sign up: with the BugSquad.12:19
pochuheno: not, but I would like to join in the next hug day :)12:19
pochuheno: February 14th :)12:19
henodidn't I encourage you do join, I meant to12:20
henopochu: you should join the bugsquad, it's a great team12:20
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pochuheno: I'm a bugsquad member :)12:20
henopochu: but if you just sign up to Ubuntu QA I'll see that you are approved12:21
pochu?12:21
gnomefreakheno: he shouldnt have a problem at all12:21
henoI've already agreed your case with Simon12:21
pochuwhich case? mine? I can't understand you :(12:22
henopochu: yes, just apply on Launchpad for Ubuntu QA12:25
henopochu: your contributions to organising ISO testing are enough12:25
henono need to wait for hug day12:26
pochuheno: ok :) I haven't done that because I read on the wiki about triaging and the hug day12:26
pochuhowever, I will come to the hug day :D12:26
Mithrandirheno: sorry about not seeing your questions before today, but I haven't been watching work channels, I was hacking on photo stuff all weekend.12:26
henoMithrandir: sounds sensible. We'll just leave it as it is now I think12:27
pochuheno: about the iso team, some people still reports in the forum. I've asked them to report the real bugs to Launchpad, but don't know if I should ask them to make their reports to the iso tracker. Should I?12:27
Mithrandirheno: yes, I just need to fix up the script (and put it in bzr somewhere so you can get at it)12:28
henoMithrandir: need to think about how this will hold up/scale to more demanding release phases12:28
henoMithrandir: cool, thanks12:28
pochuheno: also I've read your mail to the -devel list. If you need some help, just tell me what can I do12:28
henopochu: ok, thanks. I think you are right to point people at filing Launchpad bugs They could also file ISO test comments (I've now posted Herd 3 tracker bugs)12:29
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pochuheno: ok, I'll do it12:30
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seb128doko: do you plan to ask for a sync of the new ttf-dejavu from Debian?01:00
dokoseb128: IMO we should update to the new upstream release01:01
sfllawdoko: Would it be possible to make a ttf-dejavu-lgc version?01:01
seb128doko: they have a newer version, is there yet another new version upstream?01:01
sfllawdoko: That builds the Latin-Greek-Cyrillic only versions of these fonts?01:02
sfllawApparently, the Chinese character sets for DejaVu do not look very good.01:02
siretartMithrandir: pitti: I have to apologize, I didn't notice that gxine was promoted to main. Darren did a lot of work to fix gxine issues with gtk 2.10. I tried to get the package so that we can sync it from debian, but obviously, this won't work01:02
geserMithrandir: Hi, now that herd3 is out have you some time to look at the build failure of xmms2? It builds in a pbuilder, during lucas' rebuild and on Debian's buildds but not on ours.01:02
pittiChecking for working C compiler... no01:04
pittiOPTION CC MUST POINT TO A VALID C COMPILER!01:04
pittihaha01:04
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Mithrandirgeser: I have no idea about it, really.01:04
Mithrandirgeser: upload a new version where you run the configure with -x or its equivalent.01:05
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dokoseb128: didn't see that; yes, 2.14 sounds fine01:06
seb128doko: ok, can you do a sync request then please? ;)01:06
pittiseb128, doko: I can sync it right away if you want to01:07
dokosfllaw: looks good, but one week before ff? if you do have the time please go ahead01:07
dokopitti: please do01:07
seb128pitti: please do if doko is ok01:07
pittioh, hm, Mithrandir seems to do syncs ATM01:07
seb128ok, he is, then do ;)01:07
sfllawseb128: Are we sticking with bug 81608?01:08
UbugtuMalone bug 81608 in kubuntu-default-settings "Please use DejaVu Sans Condensed as the default font" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8160801:08
sfllawIf so, I will upload a version that does LGC.01:08
seb128sfllaw: well, looks like that need discussion, maybe somebody should mail the ubuntu-devel-discuss list about it?01:09
sfllawseb128: Are you planning to revert?01:09
seb128revert what?01:09
seb128we didn't change anything yet01:10
sfllawOh, I thought you had uploaded something...01:10
sfllawNever mind.01:10
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Keybukwhen you change your home IP range ... remember to update the ACL of your DNS server01:19
StevenKHah01:19
StevenKDone that myself01:19
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zulhey01:24
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pittihi zul01:29
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Hobbseeheya pitti 01:34
=== pitti hugs Hobbsee, hi!
Hobbsee:D01:34
=== Hobbsee hugs pitti back
Hobbseepitti: requestsync needs to be upgraded not to break when a package isnt in the ubuntu archive yet. 01:35
Hobbsee(ie, when a package is new to ubuntu)01:35
pittiHobbsee: specifying a '0' basever (3rd argument) doesn't work as a workaround?01:35
Hobbseepitti: didnt try01:39
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Hobbsee(where that's the old versoin)01:39
pittiHobbsee: that's just some debug output of sync-source (in particular, the current overrides)01:40
Hobbseepitti: oh right.  so it can be ignored.01:40
Hobbseepitti: it seems not.  01:41
fabbioneogra: sorry do you have the bug number for the missing g-p-m file? it's not in the changelog01:49
fabbione(so i can mark duplicate etc. etc.)01:50
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henocjwatson: which package will you be uploading the braille script with, brltty, casper? I'e has dome updated work from Dave and would like to compare and sync01:51
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MithrandirHobbsee: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kimdaba/+bug/83162 ; a small reason would be nice.01:51
UbugtuMalone bug 83162 in kimdaba "please remove kimdaba from the archive (feisty)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  01:51
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cjwatsonheno: brltty I think01:52
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cjwatsonI did a chunk of it on Friday but got stalled for a bit - I'll take it up again today or tomorrow01:52
HobbseeMithrandir: i'm positive i put one in there.01:53
pochuheno: I'm interested in the braille feature, is there any spec, or something?01:53
HobbseeMithrandir: oh bugger it01:53
henocjwatson: ok, thanks. feel free to send me whatever you have by mail as well to look over01:53
HobbseeMithrandir: maybe only the original bug did.  done.  upstream renamed it01:53
MithrandirHobbsee: ok, what's the new name?01:54
HobbseeMithrandir: kphotoalbum01:54
Mithrandirthanks01:54
henocjwatson: or better, yet: I'll just send you what Dave sent me01:54
HobbseeMithrandir: :)01:54
henopochu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/Specs/BrailleSupport01:55
pochuheno: thanks!01:55
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tkamppeterI have a question about the uplaod of a new package and its availability. See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/m2300w/0.51-0ubuntu202:15
pochutkamppeter: #ubuntu-motu02:16
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cjwatsonpochu: it's fine here02:18
vernesso, this channel is only for anouncements?02:18
tkamppeterOne can see on the left that m2300w was successfully built on all platforms, but on http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/m/m2300w/ only the source packages show up and not the binaries. How long will it take until the binary packages appear?02:18
pochucjwatson: ok :)02:18
cjwatsonvernes: no02:18
cjwatsonvernes: this channel is for discussion and coordination among Ubuntu developers02:19
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vernesah, ok02:19
cjwatsontkamppeter: undetermined - it's in the NEW queue02:19
Hobbsees/still//g02:19
tkamppeterThe last message got broken, here it is again: One can see on the left that m2300w was successfully built on all platforms, but on http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/m/m2300w/ only the source packages show up and not the binaries.  How long will it take until the binary packages appear?02:19
cjwatsontkamppeter: you can see the NEW queue here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+queue02:20
cjwatsontkamppeter: is the split of m2300w-ppds really worth it? that package is tiny02:21
tkamppeterThanks, cjwatson, some weeks ago I asked here where I can see the NEW queue and no one answered me.02:21
cjwatsontkamppeter: there are some much bigger files in m2300w - if there's to be a split at all it should be those files that are split out, if they're architecture-independent; if they're not, I'd just put the lot in one binary package02:22
tkamppeterThe split is because other printer driver packages were built in a similar way.02:25
tkamppeterBut it seems that the package was in general accepted this way because the source was accepted.02:26
tkamppeterSo for me it was strange that the binary was correctly built but not uploaded.02:27
cjwatsonbinary packages with new names are *always* held in the new queue02:34
cjwatsonalways always always02:35
cjwatsontkamppeter: the person processing the source probably didn't notice. I'm noticing now, and recommending that it be done differently02:35
cjwatsonI'll accept the binaries anyway for now, but I recommend that you rethink the split02:35
Mithrandiror it wasn't split when the source was uploaded.  And it's hard to judge sizes when all you have is the source package.02:36
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Tonio_pitti: ping ? maininclusionqueue show kde-style-polyester has been approved, but https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportKdeStylePolyester doesn't...02:43
Tonio_pitti: is it really being proceed ? In case yes I will change the kubuntu-desktop seed02:44
RiddellTonio_: pitti didn't handle it, iwj did02:44
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hungerIs there any iptables-based firewalling script that still works on feisty?02:45
Tonio_Riddell: okay02:45
RiddellTonio_: and I've added it to the seeds02:45
RiddellTonio_: so now we go back to pitti to ask him to promote it :)02:46
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Nafallohunger: firestarter02:49
hungerNafallo: firehol is still borked:-(02:49
hungerNafallo: Have you tried that recently?02:49
Nafallohunger: I run it atm.02:50
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pittiiwj: right, if you approve a MIR, you need to change the wiki page, too02:57
pittiTonio_: it has been promoted earlier by Mithrandir 02:59
iwjpitti: Err, didn't I ?02:59
iwjI meant to update both the page for the review itself and the queue page.03:00
pittiapparently not03:00
iwjLet me fix that.03:00
iwjI must have forgotten to save the page or something.03:01
pittidoko, seb128: I just synced ttf-dejavu03:01
geserMithrandir: I've uploaded a new xmms2 which prints now the config.log if scons fails03:01
geserMithrandir: but I can't make much sense from the build log: http://librarian.launchpad.net/6221835/buildlog_ubuntu-feisty-i386.xmms2_0.2DrHouse-3.1ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz03:02
Tonio_pitti: yes Riddell told me thanks :) just the MIR page missed the info so I wanted to be sure :)03:02
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iwjpitti: Fixed, sorry.03:04
pittiiwj: no worries, thanks03:04
seb128pitti: thank you03:06
Chipzzgeser:'03:10
Chipzzgcc -o .sconf_temp/conftest_0.o -c -O2 -Wall -g .sconf_temp/conftest_0.c03:10
Chipzz/bin/sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `('03:10
Chipzzit's executing gcc, which appears to be a symlink to /bin/sh or something?03:10
geserChipzz: check the next line in the log03:11
Mithrandirgeser: where does that env call come from?03:13
Chipzzoh, right03:13
geserMithrandir: I don't know03:14
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Mithrandirit seems to be unhappy about the HASH(0x82db558)="" which has snuck into the environment03:14
pittiBenC: hm, it seems we get invalid core dumps pretty often now -- since the kernel already reaps the crashed process before writing to stdin is finished, may it be possible that parts of the core dump get lost?03:15
Chipzzheh03:15
BenCpitti: it's possible03:15
BenCpitti: I can look into the wait4 stuff I did before03:16
dokoBenC: you did ping me yesterday03:20
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BenCdoko: You have an atheros wifi, right?03:20
dokoBenC: yes, non-working :)03:20
BenCdoko: Can you test the latest (6.4) lrm in feisty and tell me if it works?03:20
tepsipakkicould someone sync nfs-utils from experimental?03:20
pittitepsipakki: did you test the new version?03:21
seb128tepsipakki: if you tried it open a sync bug and get somebody confirming it03:21
tepsipakkipitti: hmm, actually no03:22
tepsipakkiseb128: I was about to03:22
cjwatsonFYI, "UbuntuSpec:launchpad-spec-name" now works on wiki.ubuntu.com03:25
cjwatsonwhich saves all the [https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/launchpad-spec-name launchpad-spec-name]  nonsense03:25
pittiyay03:25
BenCcjwatson: nice03:25
seb128nice03:25
geserMithrandir: looks like the env call comes from Scons03:26
tepsipakkiwhy is it that on my systems none of the scripts in /etc/network/if-up.d are run for eth*? I'm pretty sure it works for some03:28
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geserMithrandir: but I don't know where the HASH came from. does perhaps the buildd set it?03:30
dokoBenC: it's not yet in the archive03:30
BenCIt's built, maybe you can get it from launchpad03:31
Mithrandirit's from sbuild, it's a perl thingy.03:31
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cjwatsonlooks like a stringified hash reference03:32
cjwatson$ perl -le '%foo = (); print \%foo'03:32
cjwatsonHASH(0x100158b4)03:32
BenCdoko: http://librarian.launchpad.net/6220771/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20-6-generic_2.6.20.1-6.4_i386.deb03:32
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BenCdoko: or for amd64 http://librarian.launchpad.net/6220744/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20-6-generic_2.6.20.1-6.4_amd64.deb03:33
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geserand how do I avoid it?03:33
cjwatsonget somebody to fix that sbuild bug? :)03:33
cjwatsonprobably infinity03:33
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tepsipakkimvo: "software-properties-gtk has no installation candidate" ;)03:37
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tepsipakkioh it's in the queue03:37
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bddebianHeya03:38
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cjwatsonpitti: woo, thanks03:41
pitticjwatson: thanks for your suggestions03:41
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seb128* pitti sings 'Another one bites the dust' and marks increase-hwdb-participation as implemented03:45
seb128bddebian: usually reading a few lines back give you an hint03:45
seb128;)03:45
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dokoBenC: seems to work03:46
bddebianseb128: I don't stay connected to keep a scrollback :)03:47
pittiseb128, ogra, bddebian: thanks :)03:47
fabbionemjg59: ping?03:47
seb128bddebian: that was the first line after you joined ...03:47
seb128bddebian: if you ignore the part line03:47
ografabbione, i duplicated the g-p-m bug, thanks for notifying ...03:47
bddebianOh, heh, lost in the shuffle03:48
pittinevermind, guys, that was really a trivial one03:48
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fabbioneogra: thanks to you.. i just couldn't find the reference..03:48
fabbioneogra: i still asked Marc to verify it with a dist-upgrade.. to be extra sure03:48
ograok03:48
BenCdoko: Cool, thanks03:49
pittiBenC: oh, if you touch the apport kernel bits: can you export the process' core file size ulimit in an env var?03:50
BenCpitti: Sure03:50
pittiBenC: Keybuk and I discussed that last Friday, and I got a complaint about not writing cores to people's cwd if ulimit > 003:50
pittiBenC: (for non-packaged programs)03:50
BenCpitti: Makes sense03:50
pittiBenC: so while this dynamic decision seems a bit hackish, it's the best approximation of what we actually want; WDYT?03:51
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pittiiwj: autofingers strike back :)04:04
cjwatsonudebs were here first. :)04:04
iwjcjwatson: Can I ask you a question about udebs ?  I'm doing udev-device-mapper and it turns out that the udev scripts for dm devices are going to call a symlink to dmsetup.04:05
iwj(a) Is that relevant at all to udebs ?  (b) If so, is it OK ?  (c) If so, what should I do to the dependencies in the udebs to make sure dmsetup is installed if it's required ?04:05
iwj(Don't ask why it's a symlink to dmsetup; that's the way I found it.)04:06
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davmor2 bug 83324 this bug has been partially resolved now in that hardware database item has been added to app>system tools  but I still think that the item needs to go in control center alongside hardware information.04:26
UbugtuMalone bug 83324 in hwdb-client "hardware datatbase is requested but in wrong location" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8332404:26
pittiogra: ^ that spec didn't talk about *where* to add the menu item, so I just took whatever already was in the .desktop04:29
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ograpitti, which is fine imho ... i start to hate the control-center more and more every day ...04:30
bddebianheh04:30
ograit slows me down a lot by just waiting for a grouping window to come up instead of providing direct access to the function i want ....04:30
chrisjcjwatson:Ping, about the partitioner re-write04:32
ograbut since i have a general objection against that usability drawback, i'm probably the wrong person to judge at all04:32
mvocan we get a hwdb-client that can be translated?04:32
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davmor2I only suggested that it go into control panel as it is already in the hardware information app which is in the control center04:32
ogramvo, i thought pitti fixed that last upload04:32
cjwatsoniwj: (a) yes, though it would be worth running through partman's LVM and MD support afterwards to make sure it still works; (b) yes, sounds fine; (c) Depends: dmsetup-udeb04:32
cjwatsonchrisj: i04:32
cjwatsonhi04:33
ograat least there was a lot in the changelog04:33
cjwatson(damn keyboard)04:33
pittimvo, ogra: no, I fixed the handling of the po/ files, I didn't actually fix any code04:33
pittiogra, mvo: unless the reason was a missing .pot file; I fixed that04:33
mvopitti: unfortunately that is not enough04:34
chrisjcjwatson: heno said to ping you about lending a hand.  Has anything be done yet or is it a blank slate? 04:36
cjwatsonchrisj: taking to /query04:38
iwjcjwatson: Great, thanks.04:39
iwjI think some of partman's lvm support may become obsolete, since things will get activated automatically.04:40
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DaSkreechHello04:51
DaSkreechWhy is there no more progress bar on the Bootsplash?04:51
cjwatsoniwj: a little, but probably not lots. Most of it is keeping track of what's there vs. what should be there.04:53
cjwatsonhaving VGs be brought up automatically will be interesting04:53
NafalloDaSkreech: atleast you got a bootsplash... :-)04:53
DaSkreechNafallo: Yours is broked? :)04:54
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Nafallowonders even04:54
DaSkreechThe progress bar?04:54
cjwatsoniwj: one thing to make sure of is that it's possible to deactivate and delete PVs etc. in partman04:54
cjwatsonwithout them coming straight back up again04:54
NafalloDaSkreech: no. my bootsplash :-)04:54
cjwatsonDaSkreech: erm, I don't believe it was intentionally removed ...04:55
DaSkreechcjwatson: It's very very distracting04:55
cjwatsonif it's gone, it's some kind of accidenet04:55
cjwatsonaccident04:55
cjwatsonhow can the lack of something be distracting?04:55
DaSkreechwithout that and kernel messages it's impossible to tell if the OS is actually booting04:56
cjwatsonthat's not "distracting", it's "annoying" or something04:56
DaSkreechafter 10-12 minutes you just kind of guess nothign is happeneing04:56
cjwatsonit's a bug, file it04:56
DaSkreechno it's distracting04:56
cjwatsonI guess this is distracting as my stepson uses the word :-)04:56
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DaSkreech I used to be able to turn on the computer and just kind of glance at it to see messages streaming past04:57
DaSkreech now I HAVE to sit and watch the screen04:57
cjwatsonthe messages were intentionally removed, but the progress bar wasn't04:57
cjwatsonit should still be there04:57
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DaSkreechI know but I can jimmy the messages back in :)04:57
DaSkreechI don't know how to restore the progress bar04:57
DaSkreech Is there a way?04:57
cjwatsonit's not supposed to be gone. *file a bug*04:57
iwjcjwatson: Right.04:57
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cjwatsonalso it shouldn't take 10-12 minutes for the computer to boot; that in itself is a problem04:58
DaSkreechI'm doing that now04:58
iwjcjwatson: We're only going to be running vgchange on block device addition, not removal, so we should be OK.04:58
DaSkreechcjwatson: Right but I don't know it's a problem till 10-12 minutes have gone04:58
DaSkreechcause there is no progress bar04:58
DaSkreechI can't tell how far it's gone or without watching the clock how long this has been going on04:59
cjwatsondo you have a custom kernel or something?04:59
DaSkreechno Herd Live CD04:59
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DaSkreechso a) it's a new kernel and b) it's a live cd05:00
cjwatsonwell, it worked fine in testing, AFAIK05:00
DaSkreechYeah I find random computers simply won't boot from a Ubuntu live CD for a release for soem reason05:00
cjwatsonso since it's a bug, nobody can answer your question of "how do I get the progress bar back?" without diagnosing and fixing the bug05:00
DaSkreech some will throw a kernel panic as soon as you hit enter some pretend to boot then just stop doing anything05:01
DaSkreechOf course without a progress bar it's much harder to figure that out05:01
DaSkreechcjwatson: ok I was just wondering if there was some hidden option like foolnewbsintothinkingitswindowsxp05:02
cjwatsonno.] 05:02
DaSkreech:-)05:02
DaSkreechGood to know05:02
cjwatsonpress F6 at gfxboot and delete the "quiet splash" boot arguments05:02
cjwatsonthen try booting with that05:02
Nafalloehrm... dudes. should I have /etc/usplash.conf on amd64? :-)05:02
cjwatsonif it's kernel-panicking, you'll see that05:02
cjwatsonDaSkreech: if it panics before the progress bar is set up, then that would explain it05:03
cjwatsonDaSkreech: in that case, please file a bug on linux-source-2.6.20 with the best transcription of the panic that you can manage05:03
DaSkreechNo if it panics on this machine the progress bar goes away and I get Scary Messages (c)05:03
DaSkreechBut this machine actually boots fine05:03
DaSkreech It's just annoying that I have to be distracted by a boot process05:04
DaSkreechWhen for many years it was done so well05:04
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pochupitti: I think you should look at this bug: https://launchpad.net/bugs/8332405:04
UbugtuMalone bug 83324 in hwdb-client "hardware datatbase is requested but in wrong location" [High,Confirmed]  05:04
pochupitti: it's "fixed", however it could be better ;) but feel free to close it if you think it's done05:05
cjwatsonhmm, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/81413 suggests some unzeroed struct members or somethin05:05
UbugtuMalone bug 81413 in usplash "[Feisty]  no usplash" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  05:06
cjwatsong05:06
iwjcjwatson: So to test out my crazy new udebs I should drop them in build/localudebs of my unpacked and ready-to-build-an-image d-i tree ?05:06
iwjIs there an easier way that doesn't involve writing huge cds ?05:06
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seb128pitti: ok, using an old linux version make apport works fine again05:06
seb128pitti: BTW were is the ignore list and the package crashes counter for apport?05:07
seb128I want to reset some of them ;)05:07
pittiseb128: I guess it's the piping that crops the coredump05:07
pittiseb128: ~/.apport-ignore.xml05:07
seb128ah, thank you05:07
pittior just sudo touch the executable :)05:07
seb128and there is a "that package already got 3 crash reports today" counter too, no?05:08
Nafallothanks cjwatson :-)05:08
tepsipakkiok, nfs-utils from Debian experimental works fine, bug #8343505:09
UbugtuMalone bug 83435 in nfs-utils "please sync nfs-utils (main) from Debian experimental" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8343505:09
tepsipakkiit is a newer snapshot which will (hopefully) soon become 1.0.1105:09
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cjwatsoniwj: if you can arrange not to need any of this until you reach the stage of the installer when networking is brought up, you can wget the udebs and udpkg -i them on the fly05:13
cjwatsoniwj: alternatively, you may be able to nuke all the .debs from pool/, which would make writing CDs quicker05:13
cjwatson(presumably you don't need to go as far as installing the base system)05:14
Nafallousplash came back when I removed /etc/usplash.conf :-)05:14
seb128pitti: and there is a "that package already got 3 crash reports today" counter too, no?05:14
Nafallowe are not trying to make that pretty for feisty are we? :-)05:14
cjwatsonyes05:17
cjwatsonit just needs ported to new libx8605:17
Nafalloso not supposed to work now then :-)05:18
Nafallogood05:18
iwjcjwatson: This is for the root fs so I'd have to nobble it not to look at any of that, and then I'd have to tediously retype my dpkg -i's when I got it wrong.05:20
iwjBut your suggestion of nuking .debs sounds work a try.05:20
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mjg59fabbione: Hi05:27
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cjwatsoniwj: can't be for the rootfs in the installer surely :)05:29
pittiseb128: that counter is in the report itself, just delete it05:31
iwjcjwatson: Well, indeed :-).  But doesn't it go and detect hard disks quite early ?05:32
seb128pitti: ok, so that's not it (I've clean /var/crash), killall -11 rhythmbox produce no crash for whatever reason05:32
iwjAnyway this is all a bit moot because atm my main initrd generator is evidently broken ...05:32
cjwatsoniwj: yeah, but you could probably nobble it not to ...05:34
cjwatsoniwj: BOOT_DEBUG=3 is often useful if you need to edit stuff before udev starts05:34
iwjThanks.  In this case it fails to run udev for some reason.05:34
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iwjI've obviously done something really freaky to this install.  udev is failing to create /dev/{mem,tty0,...}05:48
DaSkreechcjwatson: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/8343805:54
UbugtuMalone bug 83438 in Ubuntu "No Progress bar on bootsplash" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  05:54
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fabbionemjg59: hey.. sorry to bother you.. do you have an idea of what could cause bug #83078 ?05:55
UbugtuMalone bug 83078 in Ubuntu "Hibernation on Feisty herd 3 doesn't wake for Sun Ultra 20 Work" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8307805:55
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DaSkreechThanks05:56
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mjg59Is ultra 20 x86?05:56
mjg59If so, no, that gives me no useful information05:57
mjg59Get them to boot without splash quiet05:57
fabbionemjg59: yes it's x8605:57
fabbionemjg59: ok thanks a lot..05:58
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tkamppeterpitti, ping06:00
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iwjGrrr.  Every time you do an install it changes the uuid of the swap partition all your other installs are using.06:13
cjwatsonshould be fixable by telling it not to format swap06:15
cjwatsonwhich IIRC is an option these days06:15
wasabiudev rules question. Trying to figure out how to make evms_activate when ANY block device comes and goes06:15
wasabiThe rules lines are weird. Weird language. Looks likea filters + actions.06:15
fabbionecjwatson: only if you do manual partitioning AFAIK.06:15
iwjcjwatson: But if you install an earlier version it breaks your most recent versions.06:15
wasabiIf I just remove the filter, for KERNEL=="dm-*" would that be good enough?06:15
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iwjI think we're pretty crappy at coexistence given that we can't even manage it with ourselves, which makes it hard to justify complaints about M$ antics.06:16
cjwatsoniwj: maybe I need more coffee, but I can't parse your second-last statement06:17
cjwatsonfabbione: if you aren't doing manual partitioning, it won't reuse the existing swap partition06:18
wasabiSo, um. Is it reasonable at this point for somebody (other than me, who can't upload to main) to fix evms? 70-evms.rules should be included in the initramfs, and the udev rule should run on ALL block devices.06:18
iwjcjwatson: I mean, if you have a working feisty install and then you install dapper, dapper's installer will break your feisty's swap.06:18
fabbionecjwatson: hmm ok.. i might remember it wrong then.06:18
cjwatsonI guess dapper didn't have the option not to format swap06:19
iwjwasabi: Err, it's probably best not to touch that right now.  I'm doing the same thing for lvm2 now and I'll do evms when I've got it working.06:19
wasabiI still wonder why we use swap partitions.06:19
wasabiI was sort of fond of swapd before I realized it was broken.06:19
iwjcjwatson: Which means that when we made dapper we thought it was OK to randomly change the uuid of a swap partition and now we think it isn't.  And this isn't the only example of this kind of thing.06:20
iwjwasabi: There are two rules in 70-evms.rules, aren't there ?06:20
wasabiYes. One for dm-*06:20
wasabiand... um. Some kernel ENV thing06:20
cjwatsonno, when we were making dapper we didn't think about it at all06:20
wasabiwhich I just nuked06:21
fabbioneiwj: oh btw... i found a way to get rid of that script that creates the symlinks to lvm in initramfs06:21
cjwatsonI mean, I take your point, but there's not much I can do about dapper06:21
fabbioneiwj: just prefix the calls with lvm06:21
wasabiExcept make a dapper service pack. :006:21
fabbioneiwj: vgscan -> lvm vgscan06:21
cjwatsonI think we should probably fix feisty so that when it formats swap it extracts the prior UUID of the swap partition and reinstates it after formatting06:21
cjwatsonso that even if you format by mistake it doesn't trash the UUID06:21
iwjcjwatson: That would be a way for us not to break the promise we made to ourselves in dapper.06:22
cjwatsonin reality, formatting a swap partition (that doesn't have a hibernate signature in it) is just a much faster way of checking it :-)06:22
iwjfabbione: Oh, hmm.  I'm making the symlinks in a hook script now anyway.06:22
wasabiReal question though... why swap partitions?06:22
iwjIt's so totally lame that you can't put symlinks in the initramfs!06:22
fabbioneiwj: yes and AFAIK it was the only reason why we were shipping the hook...06:22
fabbioneiwj: so we can just get rid of it by calling lvm $command06:22
iwjwasabi: Err, are you finding that the trigger isn't working when it should ?06:22
cjwatsonwhich is in fact why partman started formatting swap by default - checking the swap partition was really slow06:22
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wasabiiwj: doesn't work at all during the initramfs.06:23
wasabiI have to break and run evms_activate manually.06:23
wasabiAlso, it's not even included. ;)06:23
iwjwasabi: Yes, but that's nothing to do with the dm-* condition on the second rule.06:23
wasabiI need to restore that file one sec06:23
iwjSee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UdevEvms, last section `Notes from the actual implementation'.06:23
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lemsx1is anybody working on the new tzdata file for Dapper/Edgy ?06:24
iwjwasabi: So yes I'm going to fix the initramfs for evms but I think the udev rules are right.06:24
cjwatsonwasabi: last I checked (a) swap partitions were still more efficient than swap files (b) partman has absolutely no clue of how to set up swap files so it would be a chunk of work to do even if we did want to switch over06:24
iwjAlso if you use swap partitions you can't share them if you dual boot which is actually useful.06:25
wasabiHmm. swapd is neat.06:25
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wasabiIt's a daemon that auto creates swap files when swap space runs low.06:25
lemsx1This is very important for us on the East coast of the US: http://wiki.debian.org/TimeZoneChanges and http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/tzdata.html06:25
wasabiIt could be fixed/tuned. And then you could have a nice "Ubuntu is running low on swap space and is increasing it to meet demand" tip like windows.06:25
wasabior whatever.06:25
iwjwasabi: I don't have time now to argue with you about swapd but it's a hideously bad idea.06:25
wasabiheh. Just want to know why.06:25
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wasabiiwj: I'm looking at the evms rules now. Are you saying the first rule should cause evms to run?06:26
iwjwasabi: Do you still think the evms udev rule is wrong ?06:26
wasabiENV{ID_FS_USAGE}?06:26
iwjYes.06:26
wasabiI need to know what that means. ;)06:26
cjwatsoniwj: apparently the use of cpio --dereference is to save space while building the image - it creates a big symlink farm to the stuff on the system where you're running mkinitramfs and then cpio dereferences them on the fly06:27
wasabiAhh. I see. vol_id stuff.06:27
iwjcjwatson: Yes.06:28
iwjcjwatson: Really we want   cpio --dereference-only-absolute-symlinks  or something.06:28
wasabiiwj: Probably works for things where your block device is in fact for raid. But pure LVM?06:28
wasabiHmm. Guess that would be dm06:28
iwjroot@samual8:~# /lib/udev/vol_id /dev/hda1306:29
iwjID_FS_USAGE=raid06:29
iwjID_FS_TYPE=LVM2_member06:29
wasabiokay, cool. It probalby works... just needs to be in the initramfs. I don't really have anything to test it with that doesn't get handled during the initramfs06:31
iwjwasabi: Right.06:33
iwjDamn, debugging a system where udev doesn't start is a PITA.06:33
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cjwatsoniwj: swap UUIDs> fix in my local partman-basicfilesystems tree now, although I'll need to test it06:51
iwjcjwatson: Excellent.06:51
iwjcjwatson: Would you have any useful tips for a system where udevd doesn't seem to run in the initramfs for some reason ?06:52
cjwatsonobviously dapper installs will still confuse feisty, but I can't do anything about that now06:52
iwjcjwatson: Yers.06:52
cjwatsoniwj: I'd try cranking udev_log up to debug in /etc/udev/udev.conf06:52
cjwatsonto see if it's being started at all06:52
iwjDoes that help in the initramfs ?06:52
cjwatsonother than that I think I'd be inclined to break=top and step through the initramfs by hand06:52
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cjwatsonprovided you can get it in place early enough, should do06:53
Adri2000any archive admin: please give back gaupol (i386, it's an architecture: all)06:54
cjwatsonI think it just prints to stdout06:54
cjwatsonAdri2000: you need somebody in launchpad-buildd-admins for that (== "buildd admin"), not somebody in ubuntu-archive (== "archive admin")06:54
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iwjIt runs fine if I say `udevd&' from the initramfs shell.06:54
Adri2000cjwatson: ah, I didn't know06:55
cjwatsoniwj: can you tell if it's running in the initramfs? (break=bottom and 'ps')06:55
Adri2000Mithrandir: please give back gaupol (i386, it's an architecture: all)06:55
Kanohi, did you patch mount to support UUID for ntfs?06:55
iwjcjwatson: It bombs out due to not finding the root fs and then in that shell it's not running, but starts fine when I run it by hand.06:56
Kanoi dont get why this does not work on pure debian06:57
iwjcjwatson: Oh, I see it now.06:59
iwjcjwatson: BTW, YM debug=y, not BOOT_DEBUG=306:59
iwj(I think)06:59
cjwatsoniwj: in d-i it's BOOT_DEBUG=306:59
cjwatsonwhich is what I thought you were talking about07:00
iwjAhhh.07:00
cjwatsonperhaps we were at cross-purposes07:00
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Kanois Scott James Remnant here?07:02
Keybukyup07:02
Kanois it you?07:02
Keybukit is07:02
cjwatsonKano: /whois07:02
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Kanowell do you know about that UUID thing for Ntfs07:03
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Keybukyou'll have to be more specific, I'm afraid07:03
somerville32Mithrandir, Can we get herd 3 released for Xubuntu?07:03
Kanowell on ubuntu UUID=... can be used for ntfs and on debian not07:03
Keybukright... ?07:04
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Kanowhat did you change07:05
Kanoin the fstab07:05
Kanoubuntu usually uses UUID instead of /dev/XXX entries07:05
Keybukyes, it does07:05
Kanobut when i use the same entries on etch, i can not mount ntfs07:05
Keybukahh07:06
Keybuksee, if you'd started this with "Why can Ubuntu mount NTFS partitions by UUID, when Debian can't?" I would have been able to answer you instantly07:06
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Kanoso tell me why07:06
Keybukthe answer is that Ubuntu's util-linux package contains a patch from SuSE to use libvolumeid for UUID detection, instead of libblkid07:07
Kanowell i found a similar entry in the mount changelog07:07
Keybuklibvolumeid comes with udev and is actively maintained, and supports far more filesystems than libblkid which comes with e2fsprogs and isn't actively maintained07:07
Keybukthe one with my name on it, I assume?07:08
Kanoyes07:08
Keybuk  * Steal the libvolume_id-support patch from SuSE and apply here so that07:08
Keybuk    we use libvolume_id for accessing devices via UUID and/or LABEL instead07:08
Keybuk    of the less-capable blkid.07:08
Keybuk -- Scott James Remnant <scott@ubuntu.com>  Mon, 21 Aug 2006 15:23:58 +020007:08
Keybukironically07:08
Keybukthe changelog entry you refer to appears to answer your question for you :)07:08
Kanowell why did n't you tell debian about it?07:08
TreenaksDebian is currently in a very deep freeze07:09
Keybukbecause writing over 1,000 individual e-mails to each Debian developer would take a long time?07:09
Kanothats an important change07:09
jameshKano: you could ask SUSE why they didn't tell Debian about it either07:09
Keybukthe Debian maintainer of util-linux is well aware of the patch07:09
Keybukaren't you lamont ? :)07:09
Keybukyou'd be better off asking the Debian maintainer why he hasn't applied the patch to Ubuntu07:10
Keybukerr07:10
Keybuks/Ubuntu/Debian/07:10
KeybukI suspect you'll get the entirely sensible and legitimate answer that udev isn't essential in Debian07:11
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Keybukso an essential thing like mount can't depend on it07:11
Keybuk(udev is part of a minimal Ubuntu installation, so we *can* depend on it)07:11
TreenaksKeybuk: how.. Debian..07:12
KanoKeybuk: why could the patch not use volid first and if not there use old code?07:12
Keybukit could07:12
Keybukgo write it like that :p07:13
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Keybukthere's no point Ubuntu spending time doing that, because udev is in our base install, so we don't need that patch07:13
Keybuk(where "that patch" = "the clever use volid-or-blkid one"07:14
Keybukof course07:14
Keybukusing dlopen() inside mount might make people run away07:14
Keybuk(unless you know of a clever ELF hack to load alternate .so files?)07:14
kylemLD_PRELOAD mount.07:14
kylemmuahahahahahah.07:14
kylemthat's not a root hole waiting to happen.07:14
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Keybukplease don't suggest that to Lamont07:15
Keybukhe might get ... carried away07:15
KanoKeybuk: the funny thing is: suse is not even using UUIDs in 10.2's fstab07:16
Keybukthey're going to07:17
Keybukpretty much everyone is, as it's the easiest way to deal with /dev/hda1 suddenly becoming /dev/sda307:17
keescookmornin'07:18
KanoKeybuk: i want to use it too...07:18
kylemmorning kees.07:18
keescookhiya kylem 07:18
iwjOMG07:19
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iwj+ mknod /dev/root b 253 007:19
iwj+ ROOT=/dev/root07:19
iwj(253 is devmapper)07:19
Keybukiwj: no 50p in the meter?07:19
pkl_i.e. when the ide drivers move over to the new serial ide infrastructure.07:19
KeybukKano: grab the util-linux source package from Ubuntu, copy the appropriate patch (I think it's just libvolumeid-support or something) out of the debian directory into the Kanotix package, profit07:20
KeybukShare And Enjoy07:20
iwjTime for one last attempt before I go to dinner.07:21
Kanowill just recompile yours in case the version is higher07:21
Keybukour util-linux package also carries a different hwclock script07:21
Keybukthe feisty util-linux package is the same base version as the unstable one07:21
Kanois that essential?07:21
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Keybukno, it's just because of our different boot process in edgy07:21
Kanoso better fetch only that patch from it?07:22
Keybukyeah07:22
Kanook07:22
Keybukthose are the only two, afaik07:24
Keybuklamont touched it last07:24
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Kanolibvolume-id-dev 07:25
Kanothat to use for debian07:25
Kanohmm looks that is exists too..07:26
Kanojust notthing with ubuntu...07:26
Keybukhmm?07:27
Kanolibvolume-id-d 0.103-2 07:28
Kanolibvolume-id-dev (>= 093-0ubuntu11),07:28
Kano>=0.93 then?07:30
Keybukwhatever matches07:34
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somerville32sladen, ping07:39
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KanoKeybuk: do you know ntfs-3g07:44
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KanoKeybuk: the patch works for ntfs07:44
Kanobut not for ntfs-3g07:44
KanoKeybuk: i guess, because /proc/mount shows /dev/disk/by-uuid/XXX07:46
Kanobut output of mount is "fixed" to show the real device07:46
Kanojust not for ntfs-3g07:46
Kano(type fuse)07:47
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infuhello07:51
pochuhi infu!07:51
infuexcuse me...this channel is only for ubuntu's developers?07:53
pochuinfu: not only, but mostly :)07:53
infuah ok07:53
infu=)07:53
infuare there some employee of canonical?07:54
somerville32I'm sure there are07:54
infu'cause after university07:55
infui would like to work as developers for free software07:55
infuand canonical or red hat i think are a great point07:56
cjwatsonKeybuk: our patch doesn't require udev, of course, just libvolumeid - I'm sure that could be borged into Debian's base system without a problem, post-etch07:57
pochuinfu: you can start helping now without being employed ;)07:57
infusure07:57
cjwatsoninfu: you're welcome to watch out for positions that interest you on http://www.ubuntu.com/employment07:57
infuyes i'd read that document07:58
infuit's "simple" can work for canonical?07:59
cjwatsonthe majority of our contributors aren't employed by Canonical, though, which is a good thing :)07:59
infubecame an employee07:59
cjwatsonour job interview processes are much like those of many other companies, except for being generally conducted by phone out of necessity08:00
infuyes i know but there are also some employee on canonical or red hat or novell or oracle08:00
infuoh ok08:00
sladensomerville32: yo, !justask08:03
somerville32sladen: How is the writeup coming for the Oslo weekend?08:04
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sladensomerville32: haven't started, when's it needed for08:05
somerville32sladen: Today08:05
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sladensomerville32: sounds good08:05
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crimsuncjwatson: BenC has merged it into ubuntu-2.6.git, should be in the next kernel08:33
cjwatsoncrimsun: what *is* it, though? :)08:36
crimsuncjwatson: oh, right. Patches to make your audio work.08:36
cjwatsonaha08:36
cjwatsonsure, I can test that08:36
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lamontjamesh: the libvolumeid patch is going in right after etch09:20
lamontKeybuk: we'll have to chat sometime about udev and hwclock and all that fun stuff so that I can understand what ubuntu did to my poor little package09:21
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LaserJockmdke: is it ok if we make it clearer on SyncRequestProcess who non-MOTU people should subscribe (ubuntu-universe-sponsors in case of Universe packages, ubuntu-sponsors for Main?)09:27
LaserJockmdke: sorry that was for mdz09:27
LaserJockbut he's not here, darnit09:27
Kanowhy is gspca not in the kernel09:29
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mezhmm - in main, something isnt meant to link against something in universe - right ?09:31
mjg59Kano: Because it's crack?09:32
kylemsociety for the prevention of cruelty to animals?09:32
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Kanoit works09:32
mezfor some reason, installing xorg-driver-fglrx just pulled in gfortran from universe09:32
LaserJockmez: because Fortran is awesome ;-)09:33
Kanomez: too funny09:33
Kanomez: for fglrx i would prefer using my script ;)09:33
mjg59Kano: Reading it makes me vigerously unhappy09:33
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mezit just fails on the modprobe :(09:34
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bluefox_o.o buki10:10
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geser!seen infinity 10:18
geserhas somebody seen infinity here lately?10:19
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davmor2Query:  In ubiquity you were told in advance of partitioning that there was windows or whatever installed, use remaining space for install?  At what point does it do it in the new partitioner?10:44
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bddebiancjwatson: I know you are swamped.  Are you ever going to touch kbd-chooser?10:50
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Mezis there an easy way to find out what packages B-D on any package in a source package10:59
Kanodpkg -S file10:59
Kanoapt-get source result11:00
MezKano, thats not helpful ;)11:01
slomoapt-cache showsrc $package11:01
Mezslomo, I know of that, but I want to find out if ANY package B-Ds on a package11:02
Mezlike apt-cache rdepends11:02
Kanobuild-deps11:02
Kanothats easy11:02
Kanoapt-get build-dep package11:02
slomoMez: ah... that's not that easy... grep-dctrl on the Sources files ;)11:02
MezKano, reverse build-deps11:03
slomoMez: grep-dctrl -FBuild-Depends -FBuild-Depends-Indep libglib2.0-dev /var/lib/apt/lists/*_Sources | grep ^Package11:03
slomofor example11:03
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KanoMez: i just use pbulder11:04
Kanobut ok...11:04
MezKano, I'm trying to basically code in regression testing for prevu11:05
Mezso, it'll build something, install it, then go in and build everything that B-D's on it against it 11:05
Mezsee if they break11:06
slomothen hope that nobody uploads dpkg-dev ;)11:06
KanoMez: i use a reverse pbuilder for that11:07
Mezslomo, ?? 11:07
Kanothat uses the already build debs in higher priority11:07
MezKano, reverse pbuilder ?11:07
Kanobasically i call pbuilder11:07
Kanobut while running i use apt-ftparchive on the results dir11:08
Kanoand then alll later runs will use that dir11:08
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MezKano, yeah, we have that in my branch of prevu11:08
Kanowell i have it in a script11:08
Kanoadopted from a website11:08
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Kanohttp://kanotix.com/files/fix/pbuilder-adv.sh11:09
Kanojust use the commented feisty settings11:09
Kanodefaults to etch11:09
Kanothen pbuilder-adv.sh clean11:09
Kanofirst11:09
Kanopbuilder-adv.sh build file.dsc11:10
Kanolater11:10
Kanothats cleaner als compiling in your standard environment11:10
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MezKano, you dont know of prevu do you11:11
Kanono i dont11:11
Kanobut that works for me, when i want to build vdr or something 11:12
LaserJockMez: where is your branch of prevu?11:15
MezLaserJock /scratch/development/prevu/hooksnstuff/11:15
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LaserJockMez: is https://code.launchpad.net/~mez/+branch/prevu/prevu a good branch?11:21
Mezit's not the best ;)11:21
Mezprobably a bit old11:21
Mezhttps://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-backporters/+branch/prevu/dev11:22
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cjwatsonbddebian: sometime this week, I guess11:42
bddebiancjwatson: I wouldn't mind doing it for ya but man it's messy :-(11:43
cjwatsonthere's no sense wasting your time on it11:43
cjwatsonthe only possible reason to merge it is to improve the statistics11:44
cjwatsonand so it might as well be left to somebody who already understands it :)11:44
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bddebiancjwatson: Just trying to clean up the list. :-)11:47
vdepizzolwhat composite-by-default spec with delivery "Deferred" means exactly?11:48
mdkevdepizzol: the question on everybody's lips11:52
mdkeotherwise known as the "how the heck can you get to see spec change history with launchpad" question11:52
cjwatsonthere'll be an announcement soon; I don't really want to pre-empt it11:53
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cjwatsonbut basically, means "won't be done in this form for this release"11:54
Mezne1 for a game of frozen-bubble2?11:54
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