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infinityRiddell: Fixed.12:51
Riddellinfinity: what was up?12:52
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infinityRiddell: A bit of a hiccup on drescher, s'all.01:08
geserinfinity: Hi. Any progress on the HASH bug in the buildds?01:13
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geserkeescook: gnupg2 2.0.3 was released today (primarly including a patch for the gnupg security problem). I've already new packages ready.01:30
geserShould I try to get an UVF exception for it?01:30
keescookgeser: yeah, go for it.01:32
keescookI need to do the gnupg2 backports still, but it's currently a lower priority than other stuff01:33
geserthe security announcement also provides a patch for gpgme 1.1.301:36
geserbut we still have gpgme 0.3.16 (first uploaded to warty) :(01:36
keescookgeser: there's also gpgme1.001:37
geserthat would explain why it's so old :)01:37
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sistpotytfheen: How many packages would fall under 01:44
sistpotytfheen: sorry, wrong question... copy/paste error... just wanted to ping you about binary only removals, thx01:45
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sistpotytfheen: as in if ubuntu-archive came to a decision already01:46
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alex-weejelkbuntu: have you considered openid for ubuntucounter? :P04:36
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AnAntHello, anyone knows what has changed from Edgy to Feisty regarding virtual console (keymap,translations,...) ?05:15
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jdonganyone have experience with the Python bugtracker?06:15
jdongI found a typo in Python....06:15
jdong>>> (1-24j)**3432432406:15
jdongOverflowError: complex exponentiaion06:15
jdongit seems to have survived from python2.3 to 2.5, at least06:16
Chipzzwhat's wrong with that?06:22
PuMpErNiCkLe"exponentiaion"06:24
jdongChipzz: are you a Python developer by any chance? ;-)06:25
Chipzzjdong: no, not at all :)06:26
Chipzzjdong: I was looking at the code instead of the line below ;)06:27
jdonghehe06:27
Chipzzsilly me :P06:27
jdongfound it while... err... traversing a polynomial for a real solution06:27
jdong(and of course it didn't have any)06:28
Chipzzbrute-force attack? :)06:28
jdongof course :)06:28
jdongwe got an e-mail a week and a half ago stating that spawning mathematica/matlab is not an acceptable algorithm anymore06:28
jdongthe "anymore" part concerned me :D06:28
Chipzzheh06:29
Chipzzyou really don't want to program in matlab anyway :P06:29
jdongI know, but when your assignment is to write an arbitrary matrix inverter, it's tempting.06:29
jdongespecially since you know the validator has mathematica and matlab installed....06:30
Chipzzfrom the little experience I have with matlab, it looks impossible to create a clean solution to certain problems06:30
jdongit's ok but not fantastic06:30
jdongsimulink is cool though06:30
jdongrealtime workshop.... click button and C code comes out06:30
Chipzzthe lack of any kind of references sucks monkey balls06:30
jdongit's not that kind of programming language, lol06:31
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Chipzzthe problem I once had was a large matrix, and I needed to call a function which changed it quite a lot of times06:32
jdongah06:33
jdongyeah then performance will blow06:33
Chipzzthe solution to that is to give the matrix as a parameter, and return a copy of the modified version06:33
Chipzzyeah06:33
Chipzzit copies it every time06:33
Chipzzso06:33
Chipzzit was either that06:33
Chipzzor use a global variable06:33
Chipzzboth solutions suck :P06:33
jdongwell you're supposed to cave into global variable peer pressure06:34
Chipzza reference type would have helped there06:34
jdongno. bad compiz. do that again and beryl's going back on.06:35
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Fujitsujdong: I've only ever had that issue with Beryl.06:36
jdongFujitsu: really?06:36
jdongcompiz is doing that to me like every 1 of 10 times I maximize a terminal06:37
jdongwith other maximized apps in the background06:37
jdongit simply wiggles forever06:37
jdongit's very annoying when trying to type into it06:37
FujitsuHah.06:37
jdongit's like giving a directional derivatives lecture to a room of people with ADD.06:37
FujitsuA couple of weeks back, I made the mistake of shrinking a window slightly vertically.06:37
FujitsuIt proceeded to bounce between the two ends for eternity.06:38
jdong"now you... you take the gradient.... the grad.. HEY SIT DOWN. STOP JUMPING"06:38
jdongha, we should have a silly beryl tricks contest :)06:38
jdongsubmission #1: Compiz:06:39
jdonghttp://web.mit.edu/~jdong/www/wobble.ogg06:39
jdonggot 3 windows to wobble indefinitely06:39
jdongand for some reason firefox started bouncing a bit too06:39
FujitsuNice, jdong.06:39
jdong:)06:40
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jdongbug 54776 was pretty good.... despite it was a dupe :(06:42
UbugtuMalone bug 54776 in openoffice.org "font hinting does not work with libfreetype6 v. 2.2.1" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5477606:42
jdongumm06:42
jdongbug 9063606:42
jdong rather :)06:42
UbugtuMalone bug 90636 in openoffice.org "Openoffice fonts aren't blurry enough (dup-of: 54776)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9063606:42
UbugtuMalone bug 54776 in openoffice.org "font hinting does not work with libfreetype6 v. 2.2.1" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5477606:42
jdongoh for the love of libpthread, come up you stupid mailserver :(06:47
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jdongHobbsee: waah, make it work... poke my mailserver with your long pointy stick06:50
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jdongyay!06:51
Hobbseejdong: what's it doing?06:51
jdongHobbsee: well apparently it's been fscking for the past 30 hours06:51
Hobbseefun06:52
FujitsuThat's NOTHING.06:52
Fujitsusnapshot.debian.net was fscking for a couple of months, I believe.06:52
jdongwell... I was supposed to be getting 2 homework assignemnts thru e-mail06:52
jdongdue tomorrow06:52
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jdongand it's 1AM :(06:52
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jdongFujitsu: well, I shall see how long the mailserver takes.... apparently they've given up on fsck and are mounting it ro and copying everything onto a new RAID06:53
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pittiGood morning08:08
tepsipakkiMorgen pitti :)08:10
ajmitchhi pitti 08:10
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tepsipakkipitti: seems that I forgot to create the series-file for quilt in libxcb, crimsun fixed it08:11
pittitepsipakki: ah, toss me a debdiff, then I'll upload08:11
tepsipakkiit's uploaded already, -1ubuntu208:12
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fabbioneglide even08:15
fabbioneinstalling those libraries is a moot point without a bunch of other stuff includeing the 3dfx kernel module08:16
fabbioneand they ask questions at install time that needs to be preseeded with sane defaults to be of any use08:17
fabbioneotherwise default install will suck08:17
fabbionethey were left out for a veeeeery good reason08:17
fabbionetepsipakki: anyway you are doing a really good job up till now.. i am impressed08:18
tepsipakkifabbione: thanks ;)08:22
tepsipakkifabbione: libglide2/3 are in main? Seem to be in universe here..08:23
pittifabbione: how do you mean? glide source and binaries are in universe08:23
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fabbionepitti: they have been pulled in by this morning update... might be a depends: change..08:37
fabbionetepsipakki: ^^08:37
fabbionethis damn developers that needs stuff from universe..08:38
_ionHi pitti08:39
_ionDid you get my email?08:39
pittifabbione: right, but there's no MIR, thus noone promotes it; it's just a broken Dependency then, I guess08:39
pitti_ion: yup, saw it, thank you! will merge and answer you08:40
fabbionepitti: ok :)08:40
_ionpitti: If you use bzr merge --pull, it will probably just pull the change, unless the branches have diverged, btw.08:40
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pitti_ion: right, or just 'bzr pull' :)08:42
_ionYeah, that works if one already knows they haven't diverged. :-)08:43
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pittiargh, no LP08:59
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_ionHey, that's offensive! You must surely mean the Caucasian Intelligence Officer.09:12
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slomo_tepsipakki: just curious but won't the xcb patch lead to apps deadlocking instead of aborting them?09:31
tepsipakkino, it will ignore the locking check altogether09:32
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slomo_tepsipakki: hmm... but isn't this assertion done just before locking (or unlocking) to prevent a deadlock? i don't see how that patch could do something good ;)09:36
tepsipakkithe links are there for reference, pitti just reversed the logic ;)09:37
slomo_tepsipakki: ok... do we have the mesa patch btw? and the locking issue in gtk was fixed some hours ago fortunately :)09:40
tepsipakkioh, do you have the link to the gtk-fix?09:41
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tepsipakkiwhat was that mesa patch again?09:42
slomo_tepsipakki: http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/gtk%2B/trunk/gdk/x11/gdkasync.c?r1=17436&r2=17435&pathrev=1743609:42
slomo_tepsipakki: i wanted to ask seb128 if he can include it with his next upload later09:42
pittimvo: do you know a bit about python-notify? pynotify.defs has attach_to_status_icon(), but the .so doesn't09:43
pittimvo: and I actually need this for restricted-manager09:43
slomo_tepsipakki: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=852109:43
UbugtuFreedesktop bug 8521 in GLX "AllocAndFetchScreenConfigs unlocks twice" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  09:43
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tepsipakkislomo_: you wanted that for dapper/edgy?09:45
slomo_tepsipakki: hm? no09:46
slomo_tepsipakki: i only wanted to know if we have this patch in feisty ;;)09:46
tepsipakkithat's in mesa-6.5.209:46
tepsipakkiwhich is in feisty09:46
slomo_perfect09:46
mvopitti: I haven't used that yet, but what about attach_to_widget?09:50
pittimvo: a gtk.StatusIcon is not a widget09:51
mvopitti: righ, you could just pack it into a eventbox to get a widget 09:51
pittimvo: yup, but how do I add the statusicon into it?09:52
pittimvo: I think for precisely this problem libnotify has an attach_to_status_icon() :)09:53
pittijust the Python binding seems to be missing09:53
cjwatsonpitti: some of the language-pack bits in http://people.ubuntu.com/~robertc/possible-conflicts/feisty/main.txt look like they just need extra Replaces09:53
doko_pitti: I'm done with the uploads09:53
pittidoko_: yay, thanks09:53
pitticjwatson: ah, thanks; those are probably the ones that have never been updated since I added the misssing replaces09:54
cjwatsonok09:55
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dholbachgood morning09:57
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seb128morning10:03
seb128pitti: I've started to look at the KDE packages waiting to NEW yesterday and I've questions about them10:04
pittiurgh, NEW?10:05
seb128does debian/copyright needs to list the copyright holders?10:05
pittiseb128: yes, it does10:05
seb128pitti: yeah, you know, where new source packages go10:05
pittiseb128: ah, you mean for feisty, not for the edgy-proposed thing10:05
pittiseb128: sorry, wrong mental context :)10:05
seb128np ;)10:05
seb128k, because they don't10:05
seb128another weird thing is10:06
pittimvo: ah, simple bug, pynotify.c is not regenerated properly10:06
mvoaha10:06
seb128k, can't get it from NEW, will look later10:08
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pittiwow, Riddell grew another 'l' :)10:54
pittitepsipakki, mvo: so, can you please have a look at http://pastebin.ca/387387 if it looks sane for fglrx?10:56
mptpitti, http://groups.google.com/group/mozilla.dev.quality/browse_thread/thread/9d42950d1147e8ed11:02
mpt(don't know whether you're interested)11:02
pittimpt: indeed I am, and I saw it this morning; unfortunately I'm at a concert tonight, but I'll join the next meeting11:03
tepsipakkipitti: looks good11:04
cjwatsonmpt: are you going to be listening in?11:04
cjwatsonif nobody else can, I might, although the timing isn't good for me either11:05
mvopitti: looks good11:05
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pittitepsipakki, mvo: thanks11:05
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mptcjwatson, sorry, I'll be busy being a weekend tourist guide11:16
mpt(and I probably couldn't contribute/understand much anyway, I iz just a UI designah)11:17
dholbachRiddell: I just uploaded a new example-content and did some small changes - if you want to update Kubuntu related changes, I added the branch URL in XS-Vcs-Bzr11:23
dholbachRiddell: or if you know somebody who'd like to do that (maybe kwwii?)11:24
mptcjwatson, if you attend, be aware that Benjamin Smedberg's PT-to-UTC conversion isn't accurate11:24
kwwiidholbach: did a lot change?11:25
dholbachkwwii: no, I merely changed some occurences of 6.06 and 6.1011:25
dholbachkwwii: I just saw that the Kubuntu presentation has "Add Image Here" in it and still mentions powerpc11:26
dholbachkwwii: and it's 3 times as big as the ubuntu one :)11:26
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kwwiidholbach: I'll look into that11:30
dholbachkwwii: super11:31
Seveasbeta.lp sure is oopsing a LOT11:32
FujitsuSeveas: every 3rd HTTP request or so, it seems.11:35
mptbeta's working again?11:38
pittihm, I had two 'oops -- no css -- looks normal' cycles now11:38
mptah, thanks for the notification Seveas :-)11:38
mptpitti, the technical term for that is FOUC11:39
mptFlash Of Unstyled Content11:39
pittimpt: but certainly not for the oopses :)11:39
mptThe non-technical term is "Style sheet, I've waited too long for you to arrive, so I'm going to draw the page anyway"11:39
mptTrue, not for the oopses11:40
Fujitsumpt: No, it's style-sheet, I got an OOPS page in return, so it's not valid, so I'm not going to render you.11:40
mptTop Men are working on those11:40
mptFujitsu, I find it very difficult to believe that the style sheet would return an OOPS11:41
mptwe don't do any database queries for the style sheet :-)11:41
FujitsuIt did.11:41
FujitsuTry it.11:41
FujitsuRefresh a few times.11:41
FujitsuYou'll get one (/+icing/style.css, for example)11:41
cjwatsonmpt: heh, good point11:42
FujitsuYou get a nice beta-styled oops.11:42
mptWOW11:42
FujitsuOr I've somehow managed to insert OOPS-433BD703 into the magical database.11:43
Hobbseehaha11:43
mptI was going to say "Loaded it ten times, no oopses"11:43
Fujitsumpt: Hah.11:43
Hobbseeeven mpt is suprised about LP - scary!11:43
mptbut then it oopsed at the bottom of the ninth11:43
mptwith bases loaded11:43
Fujitsumpt: Any idea what's happening!?11:43
Seveasall your launchpad are belong to OOPS11:43
FujitsuSurely there's no DB-foo behind it...11:43
mptFujitsu, I said Top Men are working on it11:43
pitti"Launchpad will be going offline for maintenance very very soon."11:43
mptHonestly, do I look like a Top Man?11:43
pittihmm, I thought it just came back?11:43
Seveasmpt, yes11:44
mptI don't even have any muscles.11:44
Fujitsumpt: Ah, didn't see that.11:44
Hobbseepitti: it did.  it decided it didnt like life, so is in hiding again.11:44
SeveasHobbsee, lp has a marvin attitude?11:44
HobbseeSeveas: seems so...11:44
TheMusoLp. DOn't talk to me about lp.11:45
Hobbseehaha11:45
SeveasI think you ought to know, I'm feeling very OOPS'ed11:45
TheMusolol11:46
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imbrandonOOPS has taken the BSOD top spot ;)11:50
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Riddellpitti: I screwed up again, the python-kde package is missing the necessary new function and a symlink11:53
Riddellpitti: which is all very annoying, it's not like I didn't test this stuff three times11:54
Riddellpitti: http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/pykde.debdiff11:54
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Riddellpitti: and http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/adept.debdiff12:00
pittiRiddell: looks fine12:05
pittiRiddell: not sure whether uploads will work, though, but just try :)12:06
Riddellmm, but it looked fine last time.  grump12:06
Riddellthanks12:06
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Keybukheyhey12:08
FujitsuHi Keybuk.12:08
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pittiouch12:09
pittiHobbsee: how did I earn that?12:09
Hobbseepitti: the lack of greeting from earlier :P12:09
seb128Riddell: your new KDE4 packages have no copyright holders listed to debian/copyright12:09
pittiHobbsee: *big hug*12:09
Hobbseepitti: :D *big hug back*12:10
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seb128kde4multimedia has files under the LGPL, it doesn't ship a copy of the text though12:10
seb128that is weird12:11
seb128" *  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or12:11
seb128 *  modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public12:11
seb128 *  License version 2 as published by the Free Software Foundation.12:11
seb128...12:11
seb128 *  You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License12:11
seb128 *  along with this library; see the file COPYING.LIB.  If not, write to12:11
seb128 *  the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,"12:11
seb12812:11
seb128is that normal to have file under the GPL with an indication of where to get the LGPL?12:11
Riddellseb128: it's the same copying file as in the KDE 3 package12:12
Riddellwhich probably hasn't changed much since KDE 0.112:12
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pittiseb128: the 'a little bit more than lesser GPL'?12:12
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seb128pitti: no, just wondering why it says the file is "under the terms of the GNU General Public" and mentions the "GNU Library General Public License" then12:13
pittiseb128: right, I noticed12:14
seb128that's from kdeadmin12:14
Riddelloh joy I think I've deleted all the kde4* packages from my local hard disk12:16
Riddellseb128: if you reject them can you put the sources somewhere I can get at them?12:16
seb128Riddell: I'm not going to reject them, I'm not comfortable enough on source NEW yet, I'll let tfheen or pitti do them12:17
seb128Riddell: I think you have to ship at least the LGPL text with the package12:17
pittiseb128: if debian/copyright does not have copyright holders, and the upstream license is wrong, then they need to be rejected12:18
seb128dunno if debian/copyright has to list the copyright holders, they don't12:18
Riddellor point to it in common licences12:18
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pittiRiddell: no12:18
Riddellbut it's no worse than what's in the current KDE 3 packages in debian and ubuntu12:18
pittiRiddell: pointer is good for debian/copyright, but *not* for orig.tar.gz's12:18
Riddellpitti: why not?12:18
seb128and dunno if source mentionning the GPL and then the LGPL is a problem to fix12:18
Riddelloh, I see12:18
Riddellseb128: can you put the sources somewhere I can get at them?12:19
pittiseb128: it's ok to license some parts as lgpl and some as gpl, but upstream's files have to tell which license applies in the file headers, and debian/copyright needs to list the various parts12:19
seb128pitti: could you have a look to kdeadmin, kuser/ku_usermodel.cpp for example?12:21
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seb128and let me know if you think it's correct12:21
pittiseb128: fetching12:21
seb128Riddell: will do12:21
Hobbseepitti: was supposed to be more fixed, too12:23
pittiseb128: looks fine to me, what's wrong wit it?12:23
seb128pitti: k, I was not sure about the file being GPL and then pointing to LGPL and COPYING.LIB (which is not shipped with the tarball)12:24
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pittiRiddell: d/copyright also needs to point out which parts are under the docbook license12:24
pittiseb128: it's certainly weird that it's COPYING.LIB, and not COPYING; so if COPYING.LIB is the GPL, that's fine12:24
pittiseb128: oh, indeed that doesn't exist. that's wrong then12:25
seb128pitti: well, it's written "You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License"12:25
pittiseb128: ah, you are right12:25
pittithis is completely screwed up then12:25
pittiseb128: sorry, I didn't read hard enough12:25
seb128np12:26
seb128pitti: since it's your archive day I'll let you reject the uploads if that's ok with you. Could you also copy them on chinstrap or somewhere for Riddell?12:27
pittiseb128: sure12:27
seb128thank you12:27
Riddellpitti, seb128: by the way I care less about KDE 4 today than about libkexiv getting through NEW12:29
pittiRiddell: trying, depends on how much lp loves me12:29
seb128Riddell: ah, I though tfheen was going to do it since he said it was ok during the meeting12:30
pittiRiddell: I guess you want it in main; is there a MIR or is it a code splitout?12:31
Riddellpitti: it's code that has been split out of the previous version of digikam12:32
pittiRiddell: ah, so main12:32
Riddellyes please12:32
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pittiRiddell: libkexiv2 source-NEWed12:35
Riddellpitti: thanks12:35
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pittiRiddell: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/kde4/12:36
pittiRiddell: I'll reject kde4network then, do you need another mail or is above IRC discussion enough?12:36
pittiRiddell: erm, s/network/admin/12:37
pittiseb128: did you already check the other kde packages, too?12:37
seb128pitti: admin and multimedia12:38
seb128not the others12:38
pittiseb128: mm had the same problem or was ok?12:39
seb128is has problems12:39
seb128at least not shipping the LGPL text and no copyright holder12:39
Riddellseb128: no copyright holder where?12:40
Riddellpitti: irc is fine12:41
pittiRiddell: debian/copyright has no copyrights12:42
StevenKseb128: Have you seen an issue with Edgy where icons for the Games don't show up in the menu and the update-notifier icon doesn't display either?12:42
Riddellhmm, right12:43
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seb128StevenK: no, looks like an outdated cache12:44
seb128brb12:45
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pittiRiddell: kde4edu is hte same problem: missing COPYING.LIB and no copyright in debian/copyright;12:54
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Riddellpitti: ok12:56
RiddellI'll need to fix this all upstream12:57
Riddellwhich is not a-typical of KDE12:57
pittiright, probably the other sources have a similar problem12:57
Riddellpitti: adept and pykde seem to be accepted into edgy-proposed ready for approval12:58
pittiRiddell: done12:58
StevenKseb128: Your cache answer was spot-on, thanks.01:00
seb128StevenK: np01:00
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pittiRiddell: which package provides kde-config? I need to rebuild skim for the Maintainer: change01:02
supervillainhello, is apt-proxy secure? can I trust an apt-proxy server?01:03
Riddellpitti: kdelibs4c2a01:03
pittiurgh, 20 MB deps  just to rebuild a source package :/01:04
seb128pitti: don't build it, just debuild -S and upload ;)01:04
pittiseb128: right, but even that needs kde-config, scons, and everything01:04
seb128ah01:05
Riddelldebuild -S shouldn't, only scons and cdbs01:05
pittiRiddell: scons -c is called in clean, that needs all the stuff01:06
Riddellah well, I guess there's a reason KDE dropped scons :)01:06
pittiChecking for the qt library       :  qt was not found01:06
pittigrr01:07
pittiI have libqt3-mt-dev01:07
Hobbseesupervillain: ask the guys that wrote it?01:08
tepsipakkitfheen: did you see that sync-request about discover-data?01:08
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pitticjwatson: I just noticed that libgucharmap is NBS in feisty (gucharmap builds soname 6 now); do these packages need to be removed manually, or will you do it in a big wave at some point?01:28
cjwatsonpitti: archive-cruft-check scans for that; feel free to remove stuff in there after a cursory check01:29
cjwatson(remove-package.py -m '(pitti) NBS' -b foo bar baz)01:29
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pitticjwatson: right, I checked rdepends in this case, I just wondered whether there was some automagic script for it01:29
cjwatsonpitti: I generally give things at least a few days before removing them to make transitions less painful01:30
cjwatsonpitti: archive-cruft-check for finding them, but nothing automatic for removing them01:30
pitticjwatson: I think this one has been around for at least two weeks01:30
cjwatsonerm, archive-cruft-check -n too, IIRC01:30
pitticjwatson: ah, I see; alright, I'll clean up a little01:30
cjwatsonI usually do archive-cruft-check -n | sed 's/,//g' to make it easier to paste bits of the output01:30
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pitticjwatson: is there anything we need to do about the ASBA lines?01:32
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Riddellmvo: is update-manager the only place which prompts you to download and run the dist-upgrade tool in ubuntu?01:47
mvoRiddell: yes01:48
mvoRiddell: well, and update-notifier if a CD is inserted01:48
mvoRiddell: with a update image01:48
Riddellmvo: how do you run dist-upgrade if there's no packages in the stable release to update and pop up the update-notifier icon?01:48
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mvoRiddell: currently there is only update-manager. it could be made part of update-notifier I think, but that makes matters more complicated01:50
pittiRiddell: could you please fix kdemultimedia and juk to not b-dep on libtunepimp-bin any more? it's not built any more01:52
Riddellpitti: ok01:52
Riddellmvo: so if there's no stable release updates you can't run the dist-upgrade tool?01:52
pittiRiddell: (and rebuild kid3 if you like to keep it installable)01:52
pittiRiddell: thank you01:52
mvoRiddell: no, just just need to run it manually01:52
Riddellmvo: from the command line?01:53
mvoRiddell: there is no notification in the tray01:53
mvoRiddell: from the menu 01:53
Riddellah, right01:53
Riddellthanks mvo 01:53
pitticjwatson: is it generally safe to remove all the older kernel ABI debs now?01:53
mvoRiddell: so far this was not a limitation01:54
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kagoumvo, i'v looked at displayconfig-gtk. My screen is missing from your MonitorsDB01:57
kagoumvo, where this file come from ? 01:58
Fujitsupitti: can you nuke the asterisk upload to Feisty before publisher runs, or not?01:58
pittiFujitsu: I think I can01:58
pittiFujitsu: but it's not in accepted01:58
mvokagou: its part of the source right now, displayconfig/ldetect-lst/MonitorsDB01:59
FujitsuIt was uploaded about 10 minutes ago, I believe.01:59
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kagoumvo, yes but how did you have generated it ?01:59
cjwatsonpitti: ignore ASBA, not much you can do about it01:59
cjwatsonpitti: normally yes, though check that all the bits that need to be rebuilt for a new kernel ABI have been rebuilt02:00
pitticjwatson: that is, d-i and ubiquity?02:00
cjwatsonpitti: not ubiquity; linux-restricted-modules, linux-meta, linux-backports-modules, d-i02:00
kagoumvo, i'v an belinea.inf from windows driver, i will try to parse it and try to make a diff with your file 02:00
pitticjwatson: ah, ok; thanks02:00
mvokagou: its taken from kde-guidance and they have it from Xconfigrator02:01
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pittikwwii_: just a warning, various artwork packages depend on usplash-dev; this needs to be fixed to libusplash-dev02:01
kagoumvo, oh ! so may be  i should make a diff for Xconfigurator. It's a better choice no ?02:02
mvokagou: I'm not sure how active Xconfigrator is actually :) so a diff against the one in displayconfig-gtk is a saver choice for now. it should also go to the kde-guidance people02:03
pitticjwatson: how do I check d-i?02:05
kagouok mvo  thanks02:05
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kwwii_pitti: where does one change that?02:07
pittikwwii_: debian/control, 'Build-Depends:'02:07
kwwii_pitti: cool, thanks...dholbach will help me on that, I am sure :-)02:09
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ograpitti, hmm, restricted manager doesnt do the right thing for me it seems ... intrestingly lsmod|grep fglrx doesnt show the module anymore now ...02:22
pittiogra: --verbose, please02:22
ogralsmod --verbose ? 02:22
pittiogra: you are using 0.4?02:22
pittiogra: no, your explanation :)02:22
ograah02:22
ograyes, i upgraded the whole system, removed the fglrx driver and reinstalled it with r-m to test the functionallity02:23
ograsince thne my lsmod 02:23
ogradoesnt show the module anymore02:23
ograapart from that 02:24
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ glxgears 02:24
ograXlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".02:24
pittiogra: xorg.conf has ati or fglrx?02:24
ografglrx 02:24
ograapparently its also using it ...02:24
pittile huh?02:24
ogra(there are massive font differences between ati and fglrx ... according to the font i'm using the fglrx driver)02:25
ogra(and according to xorg.conf)02:25
ograits just the module i dont see 02:25
pittithat works without the kernel module?02:25
ogranor any traces in dmesg02:25
pittiogra: ah, wait, that might just be the module for DRI02:25
ograright02:26
ograstill02:26
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pittiogra: can you please ugprade x11-common to 7.2-0ubuntu7?02:26
pittiogra: this dexconf fixed DRI handling02:26
pittifor fglrx02:26
ograit just silently fails ... i'd at least expect anything in dmesg02:26
ogramy system is up to date and rebooted02:26
pittiogra: what's your version? might not yet have been built02:27
cjwatsonpitti: /srv/launchpad.net/ubuntu-archive/ubuntu/dists/feisty/main/installer-i386/current/images/MANIFEST.udebs02:27
ograah, right02:27
ograubuntu702:27
pitticjwatson: thanks02:27
pittiogra: ah, so you hhave the Extensions section with composite disabing?02:27
pittiin xorg.conf02:28
ograthere is:02:29
ograSection "Extensions"02:29
ogra    Option "Composite" "Enable"02:29
ograEndSection02:29
ograhmm02:29
ogradunno where that comes from though ... it wasnt there before 02:29
pittiogra: hm, current dexconf should set it to '0' for driver == fglrx02:29
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pittiand dexconf doesn't write Extensions otherwise02:29
pittiogra: sudo dexconf -o /tmp/conf produces a different one?02:30
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ diff -ruN /etc/X11/xorg.conf /tmp/conf02:32
ogra--- /etc/X11/xorg.conf  2007-03-09 14:16:05.000000000 +010002:32
ogra+++ /tmp/conf   2007-03-09 14:30:46.000000000 +010002:32
ogra@@ -153,7 +153,3 @@02:32
ogra Section "DRI"02:32
ogra        Mode    066602:32
ogra EndSection02:32
ogra-02:32
ogra-Section "Extensions"02:32
ogra-    Option "Composite" "Enable"02:32
ogra-EndSection02:32
ograyep02:32
pittiogra: that's still wrong; can you double-check that driver is fglrx?02:32
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ grep fglrx /etc/X11/xorg.conf02:33
ogra        Driver          "fglrx"02:33
pittidpkg -l x11-common | grep -q 0ubuntu7 || echo OUTOFDATE02:34
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ograogra@edubuntu:~$ dpkg -l x11-common | grep -q 0ubuntu7 || echo OUTOFDATE02:36
ograOUTOFDATE02:36
pittiogra: if that doesn't do anything, can you please get me a sh -ex output of dexconf?02:36
pittiaaah02:36
pittiogra: as I said, 0ubuntu7 is necessary02:36
ogradidnt i say i have ubuntu6 only ? 02:36
pitti<ogra> ah, right02:37
pitti<ogra> ubuntu702:37
pittiogra: just a misunderstanding then, sorry :)02:37
ograoh, crap02:37
pittiogra: amd64? http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/x11-common_7.2-0ubuntu7_amd64.deb02:37
ograi shouldnt have six conversations simultaneously, sorry02:37
ograi38602:37
pittiogra: it's not yet on archive02:37
ograyep, i can wait, just wanted to notify you that it doesnt work yet for me 02:38
pittiogra: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/dexconf, please put into /usr/bin02:38
ograbut more weird is the module thing02:38
pittiogra: oh, it's just the script that's wrong02:38
pittiogra: right, that module thing is the bit I'd like to find out02:38
pittiogra: if it's not loaded automatically by the fglrx X driver, we might need to stuff it into /etc/modules or so02:39
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tepsipakkiit should load automatically02:39
alleeMhh, why does autobuilder complain about already existing Orig-maintainer field?  it's a 0ubuntu1 pkgs.  so I thought I have to add it. pkgmaintainermangler: Error: /build/buildd/libkexiv2-0.1.1/debian/libkexiv2-0-dbgsym/DEBIAN/control already contains an Original-Maintainer field; 02:40
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ograwell, usually the Xserver wouldnt start or at least complain if it werent loaded 02:41
alleehttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/30875402:41
pittiallee: it's XSBC-Original-Maintainer02:41
alleepitti: that's what I added02:41
ograso it *mus* be loaded ... i wnder if the kernel has a bug in listing it somehow02:41
pittiogra: in this case it seems to go on without DRI02:41
ograhmm02:41
pittiogra: sudo modprobe fglrx?02:41
pittiallee: looking02:41
allee $ grep Maintainer libkexiv2-0.1.1/debian/control02:42
alleeMaintainer: Achim Bohnet <allee@kubuntu.org>02:42
alleeXSBC-Original-Maintainer: Debian KDE Extras Team <pkg-kde-extras@lists.alioth.debian.org>02:42
ograpitti, done 1000 times today02:42
ograits not showing up02:42
tepsipakkiogra: dmesg?02:42
pittiogra: hm, that seems to be outside of r-m's domain then02:42
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pittiallee: can you please put that debian/control somewhere?02:43
ogratepsipakki, just to repeat myself, nothing in dmesg, no commandline output etc ... no trace of the module, but its in /lib/modules where it belongs02:44
mooeyis it wrong that a package won't install in a chroot?02:44
pittiallee: nevermind, I'll try it myself here02:44
mvomooey: depens on the package, which one is it?02:44
tepsipakkiogra: ok, strange..02:44
mooeymvo, sun-java6-jre from edgy backports, it installs out of a chroot fine but it fails consistantly in a chroot02:45
pittimooey: /proc, /sys, and /dev not mounted perhaps?02:45
tepsipakkimooey: does it ask you about the license?02:46
pittimooey: we need the output of the postinst, preferably as sh -ex /var/lib/dpkg/info/<package>.postinst configure02:46
ogratepsipakki, 02:46
ograMar  9 11:26:57 edubuntu kernel: [663600.348000]  [fglrx]  total      TIM  = 002:46
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ date02:46
ograFr 9. Mr 14:46:36 CET 200702:46
mooeytepsipakki, it does yea02:46
mooeypitti, one moment02:46
ogratepsipakki, last trace of fglrx is 11:26 ... its now 14:46, i upgraded inbetween and had more than 60 reboots during that time (two fsck's)02:47
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tepsipakkiogra: try reinstalling l-r-m02:48
mooeyoops, mounting /proc fixed it02:48
tepsipakkiogra: just guessing here..02:49
pittiallee: alright, reproduced locally; I'll fix this in pkgmaintainermangler and ask for a rebuild02:49
pittiallee: fixed pkgbinarymangler uploaded; sorry for the hassle02:54
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alleepitti: okay, thx a lot!02:55
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Keybukevery time I modify the file, I have to "make clean all" otherwise it complains about "Merge mismatch for summaries"03:05
ogratepsipakki, 03:05
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install --reinstall linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20-9-generic03:05
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ograogra@edubuntu:~$ sudo modprobe fglrx03:05
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ dmesg|grep fgl03:05
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ lsmod|grep fgl03:05
ogranothing ...03:05
tepsipakkiweird03:07
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Treenaksogra: rmmod radeon ?03:08
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ lsmod|grep radeon03:09
ograogra@edubuntu:~$03:09
ogra:)03:09
ogranothing to rmmod03:09
zulelmo: ping I should have xen-2.6.20 this weekend hopefully03:15
elmozul: wow - with what version hypervisor?03:16
seb128ogra: xorg-driver-fglrx03:16
zul3.0.303:16
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ograseb128, what about it ? 03:17
zulelmo: Im actually building the x86 version right now03:18
seb128ogra: it looked like you were trying to get fglrx from linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20-9-generic03:18
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elmozul: hmm, how come 3.0.3 and not 3.0.4?03:18
ograseb128, yes ... and even everything is installed, the module doesnt show up anywhere 03:18
ograeven if i modprobe ...03:18
ogranot even in dmesg ...03:18
ograno error, no success ....03:19
zulelmo: because redhat didnt have a kernel for 3.0.3 at the time and 3.0.4 was giving users grief with timing issues03:19
seb128ogra: tried to modprobe it from a VT?03:19
elmozul: hmm, ok03:19
zul3.0.5 for feisty+1 though03:19
ograseb128, good idea ... but same symptoms03:20
seb128ogra: you should get errors on the command line from a VT03:20
pittiseb128: but those errors should appear in kern.log/dmesg, too, no?03:20
ograseb128, nope, absolute silence 03:21
seb128pitti: right03:21
ograseb128, are you using fglrx anywhere atm ? 03:21
seb128ogra: no, but I can try it quickly on my desktop03:22
ograi wonder if the l-r-m package is broken03:22
seb128I tried a week ago and it was working fine03:22
ograwell, yesterday it was working fine for me :)03:22
ograuntil i upgraded and tried out restricted-manager 03:22
pittiseb128: use r-m :)03:23
ograr-m- is cool btw ... kudos pitti 03:24
pittiseb128: and, before that, please install http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/dexconf03:24
pittiogra: Keybuk did most of the work so far :)03:24
ograthe "in use" column doesnt show anything yet ...03:24
pittiseb128: to /usr/bin/dexconf; it's uploaded, but not yet on the archive, it fixes the composite setting03:24
pittiogra: the 'in use' column basically does lsmod|grep module03:24
ograah03:24
pittiogra: but for fglrx we probably need some additional magic, like grepping the X.org log or hacky stuff03:25
pittiogra: unless you happen to know a command or call how to determine the *currently running* X driver?03:25
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torkelpitti: does r-m magically makes fglrx work with older cards (Mobility FireGL 9000) too? :-)03:27
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pittitorkel: I don't have an ATI card, I don't know; feedback and bug reports appreciated03:27
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ograpitti, usually the lsmod should work as well 03:27
pittiogra: it does for nvidia at least, it won't start up without the module03:27
pittibut apparently the fglrx driver can do without DRI03:27
bddebianHeya03:28
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ograpitti, hmm, right ...03:29
seb128pitti: ok, what should I do to try fglrx?03:29
pittiseb128: download above dexconf, stick it into /usr/bin03:29
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pittiseb128: (that will happen once x11-common reaches the archive)03:30
pittiseb128: and then just start restricted-manager (make sure to have 0.4) and enable the driver03:30
torkelpitti: they have dropped a lot of older cards in later versions of fglrx (see also #83958)03:30
tepsipakkitorkel: it doesn't magically fix that, no03:31
torkeltepsipakki: I know, it was an attempt to a joke03:32
tepsipakkitorkel: this is serious :)03:33
Riddellpitti: I just got both a reject and accept e-mail for xdg-utils, do you know what that's about?03:35
pittiRiddell: yes, sorry; first I rejected it because of the wrong .changes03:35
pittiRiddell: then I noticed that it was universe in edgy, and accepted it03:35
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pittiRiddell: for main I'm stricter about following the policy03:36
Riddellpitti: ok, thanks03:36
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seb128pitti: works fine (activating fglrx)03:47
pittiseb128: yay!03:47
pittiseb128: you have the composite disabling in xorg.conf, too?03:48
seb128yep03:48
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seb128dunno if that's required though03:48
seb128I tried without that option and xorg was working fine03:48
seb128ogra: there is no fglrx kernel module, that's a video driver BTW, what do you try to modprobe?03:49
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ograseb128, ls /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/03:51
ogrado you see fglrx.ko ?03:51
jdongBenC: can we have fglrx 8.34.8, pretty please? Fixes suspend and resume.03:51
seb128$ ls /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/03:51
seb128ls: /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/: No such file or directory03:51
jdongand oh yeah. xv on amd64 doesn't segfault anymore03:51
ograseb128, hmm, intresting 03:51
BenCjdong: Sure03:52
mjg59seb128: Uh, there really is an fglrx module03:52
seb128mjg59: I'm using fglrx without it03:52
jdongBenC: thanks!03:52
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ dpkg -S /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko 03:52
ogradpkg: /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko nicht gefunden.03:52
mjg59seb128: Can you put xorg.conf somewhere, please?03:52
ograhmm, dpkg disagrees with mjg59 03:52
BenCseb128: Then you aren't using the Xorg fglrx in xorg.conf03:52
mjg59ogra: Yes, that's because it's a generated file03:53
ograah03:53
mjg59seb128: Also Xorg.0.log03:53
ogramjg59, same goes for me, i'm using fglrx without th ekernel module ... which doesnt show up anywhere or doesnt show any output to modprobe03:54
seb128mjg59, BenC: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/xorg.conf03:54
ograi start to suspect l-r-m is borked03:54
seb128http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/Xorg.0.log03:54
BenCthe xorg fglrx driver should choke if it can't load the fglrx kernel module03:54
jdongogra: dpkg installs fglrx.o in /lib/l-r-m03:54
jdongBenC: actually it doesn't...03:55
jdongBenC: it falls back to 2D03:55
ograjdong, yes, i see it 03:55
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ograits there, but modprobe remains silent ...03:55
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kylemogra, run depmod -a03:55
kylemand try again03:55
mjg59seb128: You have a /dev/dri/foo. That means there's a kernel driver there.03:55
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mjg59Oh, on the other hand, (WW) fglrx(0): Failed to open DRM connection03:56
seb128mjg59: 03:56
seb128$ sudo lsmod | grep fglrx03:56
seb128$03:56
mjg59(WW) fglrx(0): * DRI initialization failed!                  *03:56
mjg59(WW) fglrx(0): * (maybe driver kernel module missing or bad) *03:56
BenCseb128, ogra: See what "sudo modprobe fglrx" says03:56
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ograkylem, did that already  ... but for you ....03:56
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo depmod -a && sudo modprobe fglrx && lsmod |grep fgl03:56
ograPassword:03:56
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$03:56
kylemogra, special.03:57
ograBenC, nothing, not eve in kern.log or anywhere 03:57
seb128$ sudo modprobe fglrx03:57
seb128FATAL: Error running install command for fglrx03:57
ograoh, you have a modprobe.d file ?03:57
BenCsudo /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules start03:57
BenCthere are modprobe.d files03:57
BenCcalls an lrm tool03:57
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules start03:57
ograsudo: /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules: command not found03:57
jdongBenC: l-r-m-common03:57
seb128$ sudo /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules start03:57
seb128sudo: /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules: command not found03:57
ograhmm03:57
jdonglol03:57
seb128it's -common03:58
seb128make no difference03:58
BenCseb128: s/modules/modules-common/03:58
seb128$ sudo /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules-common start03:58
seb128 * Preparing restricted drivers...  03:58
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seb128$ sudo modprobe fglrx03:58
seb128FATAL: Error running install command for fglrx03:58
jdongseb128: have cat xorg.conf | grep fglrx?03:58
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules-common start03:58
ogra * Preparing restricted drivers...                                                                                                      [ OK ]  03:58
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ 03:58
mjg59jdong: xorg.conf is fine03:58
BenCseb128: Do you even have lrm-commone installed?03:58
jdongmjg59: mmm ok03:58
jdongthey both seem to03:58
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo modprobe fglrx && lsmod|grep fgl03:59
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ 03:59
BenCor lrm for that matter03:59
jdongit's the post-install command that apparently borks out03:59
jdongthat big ugly sed thing :)03:59
seb128ii  linux-restricted-modules 2.6.20.2-9.8             Non-free Linux 2.6.20 modules helper script03:59
ograBenC, until 11:26 am today i had fglrx :) it vanished with an upgrade ... (16:00 now here)03:59
_ion'/sbin/modinfo -F alias nvidia' lists a bunch of 'pci:' aliases, but '/sbin/modinfo -F alias fglrx' lists none. Could that be related to the problem at all?04:00
ograBenC, i really think something in l-r-m is broken 04:00
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BenCsudo apt-get install linux-generic04:00
BenCmake sure you have all the meta packages installed04:00
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ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ LANG=C sudo apt-get install linux-generic04:01
ograReading package lists... Done04:01
ograBuilding dependency tree       04:01
ograReading state information... Done04:01
ogralinux-generic is already the newest version.04:01
seb128BenC: I don't have linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20-9-generic installed04:01
ogranope ...04:01
seb128installing ...04:01
BenCseb128: installing linux-generic should pull it in04:01
_ionEven easier: apt-get install linux :-) It depends on linux-generic.04:01
seb128BenC: yeah, it does04:01
seb128  linux-generic linux-image-generic linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20-9-generic linux-restricted-modules-generic04:01
BenCseb128: Ok, so yours we can chalk up to a meta-package desync local to your system04:02
BenCogra: I'm concerned about why yours isn't working. What ATI chip do you have?04:02
ograradeon mobility r200m04:03
ogra01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc ATI Radeon XPRESS 200M 5955 (PCIE)04:03
ograto be precise04:03
mjrxpress 200m is notorious04:04
ografglrx worked with it at some point ...04:04
mjg59If by "notorious" you mean "shit", then yes04:04
mjrthe DRI developers don't know how to initialize memory for it, dunno about fglrx04:04
mjg59But that's not really the point04:04
BenCI wonder if the newer driver doesn't support it anymore04:04
mjrmjg59, yes I do mean "shit", but true, beside the point. I was just setting up my further comment.04:05
BenCanyone know how to get to the latest ATI beta drivers?04:05
ograi havent tried 3D stuff for a while, but it worked before todays upgrade ... which must have been the ats 2.6.20-9 package 04:05
ogra*last04:05
BenCnormal support link goes to 8.32.504:05
mjg59The 200M is supposed to be supported04:05
ograyes04:05
ograthe silence of modprobe is very suspicious /me thinks04:06
jdongxpress 200m works nowaays04:06
seb128BenC: 04:06
BenCthe feed shows 8.34.8, but doesn't link to the download04:06
seb128$ sudo modprobe fglrx04:06
seb128FATAL: Error running install command for fglrx04:06
jdongI've helped many people get fglrx+xgl to dthat04:06
mjg59ogra: What does modinfo fglrx give you?04:06
seb128after package install and  sudo /etc/init.d/linux-restricted-modules-common start04:06
jdongBenC: go to ATI.com, download Linux drivers for the highest radeon model04:06
jdongBenC: their stupid release notes don't link to drivers04:06
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ modinfo fglrx04:06
ografilename:       /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko04:06
ogradepends:        agpgart04:06
ogravermagic:       2.6.20-9-generic SMP mod_unload 586 04:06
ogralicense:        Proprietary. (C) 2002 - ATI Technologies, Starnberg, GERMANY04:06
ogra...04:06
ograseems fine04:06
seb128 kernel: [19204.817528]  [fglrx]  Maximum main memory to use for locked dma buffers: 929 MBytes.04:06
seb128kernel: [19204.817731]  [fglrx:firegl_init_module]  *ERROR* firegl_stub_register failed04:07
BenCseb128: cool, I saw that at dell04:07
mjg59Seb loses.04:07
tepsipakki:)04:07
BenCerr, on a dell04:07
jdongseb128: are you running amd64 or something?04:07
ograseb128, thats kern.log ? 04:07
seb128jdong: i386 distro on an amd64 box04:07
seb128ogra: yep04:07
mjg59ogra: ls /sys/module/*fgl* ?04:07
jdongthat shouldn't do it then :(04:07
seb128ogra: my computer has no brand ;)04:08
seb128ups04:08
mjg59jdong: Drivers shouldn't bail out with cryptic errors on load? Shock!04:08
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ ls /sys/module/*fgl*04:08
ograls: /sys/module/*fgl*: No such file or directory04:08
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ogramjg59, ^^04:08
seb128BenC: my computer has no brand ;)04:08
BenCseb128: poor thing, you need to help it find an identify :)04:08
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ grep fglrx /var/log/kern.log04:08
ogra...04:08
ograMar  9 11:26:57 edubuntu kernel: [663600.348000]  [fglrx]  max single Inv  = 004:08
ograMar  9 11:26:57 edubuntu kernel: [663600.348000]  [fglrx]  total      TIM  = 004:08
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ date04:08
ograFr 9. Mr 16:08:33 CET 200704:08
mjg59ogra: In that case, the modprobe.d fragment is under the impression that you don't need fglrx, and so is refusing to load it04:08
seb128BenC: :)04:08
jdongmjg59: usplash shouldn't destory all my vt's? *shock* (kidding!)04:08
ogramjg59, hmm ... l-r-m common intalls these snippets ? 04:09
mjg59Yes04:09
BenCthe modprobe.d just calls a script in lrm-common04:09
BenCinstall fglrx /sbin/lrm-video fglrx $CMDLINE_OPTS04:10
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ LANG=C dpkg -S  /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx04:10
ogradpkg: /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx not found.04:10
ograintresting04:10
lamontdoko_: you around?04:10
BenCso you can actually do: sudo lrm-video fglrx04:10
lamontdoko_: how come oopenoffice.org says it built successfully on ia64, but didn't deliver openoffice.org-writer?04:10
BenCogra: /etc/modprobe.d/lrm-video04:10
ograright 04:11
ograi wonder if that fglrx file pverrides it04:11
ogra*overrides04:11
ograand where that comes from ... i surely didnt create it04:11
mjg59ogra: They're shell scripts. It's easy to have a play.04:11
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BenCogra: $ dpkg -S /etc/modprobe.d/lrm-video  linux-restricted-modules-common: /etc/modprobe.d/lrm-video04:12
BenCmissing \n, but it's lrm-common04:12
ograBenC, i meant /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx in my dir ...04:12
BenCogra: Oh, that sounds like just you :)04:12
ograi didnt create it04:13
BenCthe lrm-video has been in use since I started in ubuntu, IIRC04:13
ograand fglrx worked until last upgrade ... 04:13
BenCogra: Try removing that file04:13
BenCsee if things work after that04:13
doko_lamont: libmythes-dev only; you didn't port ooo, did you?04:14
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo mv /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx .04:14
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo modprobe fglrx04:14
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ lsmod |grep fgl04:14
ogranope04:14
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tepsipakkiogra: check /var/log/dpkg.log for changes after you had it working04:14
doko_lamont: but I can make it ftbfs for you ;-p04:14
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torkelankpelle:~# dpkg -S /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx04:15
torkelxorg-driver-fglrx: /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx04:15
BenCinteresting that there's an override on that04:17
BenCtorkel: What does the file contain?04:17
ograinstall fglrx if cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf 2>/dev/null | sed -n -e '/^[ \\t] *section[ \\t] *"device"/I,/^[ \\t] *endsection/I{/^[ \\t] *driver[ \\t] */I{s/^[ \\t] *driver[ \\t] *"*//I;s/"*[ \\t] *$//;p}}' | grep -q -w fglrx; then modprobe --ignore-install -Qb $CMDLINE_OPTS fglrx; else echo "Not loading fglrx module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf" 1>&2; fi04:17
ograonly one line 04:17
BenCthat is so ugly04:18
ograyeah04:18
BenCgenerally, it's the xorg driver that loads it, so I suspect that snippet is overkill04:18
BenCexcept to save people who manually add fglrx to /etc/modules or something04:19
BenCI wonder if that's from ati's driver...maybe I could just leave it out04:19
BenCThe /sbin/lrm-video script has a similar snippet04:20
BenCso it is overkill04:20
BenCcat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | sed -n -e '/^[ \t] *section[ \\t] *"device"/I,/^[ \t] *endsection/I{/^[ \t] *driver[ \t] */I{s/^[ \t] *driver[ \t] *"*//I;s/"*[ \t] *$//;p}}'04:21
BenCogra: What does that command output for you?04:21
ograAHA !!!!04:22
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo insmod /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko 04:22
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ lsmod |grep fglrx04:22
ografglrx                 527192  0 04:22
ograagpgart                33480  2 fglrx,ati_agp04:22
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ sudo modprobe fglrx04:22
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ lsmod |grep fglrx04:22
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$04:22
kylemoh.04:22
ogramodprobe is broken !04:23
jdongBenC: no, the xorg driver makes no attempt at loadking fglrx.ko....04:23
jdong(that's nvidia you're thinking of)04:23
jdongmost people do put fglrx in /etc/modules04:23
BenCogra: Most likely the lrm-video and fglrx modprobe.d snippet isn't liking your xorg.conf...what does that cat/sed command above shows for you?04:23
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ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf 2>/dev/null | sed -n -e '/^[ \\t] *section[ \\t] *"device"/I,/^[ \\t] *endsection/I{/^[ \\t] *driver[ \\t] */I{s/^[ \\t] *driver[ \\t] *"*//I;s/"*[ \\t] *$//;p}}' | grep -q -w fglrx04:24
ograogra@edubuntu:~/devel$ 04:24
BenCjdong: Ah, I thought fglrx tried to load it like nvidia04:24
ograniente ....04:24
BenCogra: Minus the final grep, what does it actually output04:24
ogranothing either04:24
pittijdong: btw, sorry for so many needsinfo sync bugs; the backports process was more or less dead for quite a while, but it's settled now04:24
BenCogra: And use the one I pasted, since that's the one lrm-video uses04:25
jdongpitti: no sweat, thanks archive team for all the backports processed :)04:25
BenCogra: Uploading your xorg.conf somewhere would be nice too04:25
ograBenC, fglrx04:25
kylemi don't think you can have the kernel agp drivers loaded along with fglrx... i think you need to blacklist them...04:25
BenCogra: So the fglrx modprobe.d file is broken04:25
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ograBenC, but removing it doesnt fix it04:26
jdongkylem: no, that's fine....04:26
jdongI've had a few bad runins with the insmod sedjob thingie04:26
ograBenC, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/xorg.conf04:26
ograits freshly generated 04:26
jdongwhere it would not believe at times fglrx is needed04:26
ogratwo hours ago or so04:26
ograBenC, what bothers me is that insmod works but modprobe doesnt 04:27
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lamontdoko_: ooffice was using ia32-libs-openoffice.org on ia64 and amd64 - did that change?04:28
doko_lamont: we don't have the ia32 package anymore (builds native on amd64), already in edgy04:30
lamontfigures04:30
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BenCogra: modprobe --ignore-install -Qb fglrx04:33
BenCoops04:33
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BenCogra: modprobe --ignore-install -Qb fglrx04:34
BenCthat'll probably work04:34
ograwait ...04:34
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ modprobe --ignore-install -Qb fglrx04:34
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ lsmod |grep fgl04:34
ogranop04:34
BenCogra: Run depmod -a04:35
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ogradid that several times ... but will do again04:35
kylemlamont, duct taped to the ceiling.04:35
BenCogra: Does "modinfo fglrx" show it?04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ sudo depmod -a04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ modprobe --ignore-install -Qb fglrx04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ lsmod |grep fgl04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~$04:35
lamontkylem: iz t-bar ceiling --> won't hold it04:35
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ modinfo fglrx04:36
ografilename:       /lib/modules/2.6.20-9-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko04:36
ogradepends:        agpgart04:36
ogra...04:36
ograall fine04:36
BenCogra: does "rgrep fglrx /etc/modprobe.d/" show any other references?04:36
BenCogra: and did you remove /etc/modprobe.d/fglrx?04:37
ogra/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted:blacklist fglrx04:37
ograugh04:37
BenCfeh04:37
ograwhere does that come from ? 04:37
jdonglol04:37
BenCI don't have that file04:37
jdongogra: can I buy you a legal nonalcoholic beverage next time I see you?04:37
jdong:D04:37
BenCogra: Did you get OSS anal one day and add that file? :)04:38
ograBenC, me neither04:38
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ LANG=C dpkg -S /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted04:38
ogradpkg: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted not found.04:38
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ cat /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted04:38
ogra# This file is used to disable restricted drivers04:38
ograblacklist fglrx04:38
BenCsudo apt-get --purge remove rms04:38
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ ls -lh /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted04:38
ogra-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 66 2007-03-09 12:53 /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted04:38
jdongBenC: RMS found his ssh key....04:38
ograand its brandnew04:39
ograpitti, ??? ^^^04:39
ogradoes r-m create it ? 04:39
jdongoh wtf BenC you already made an RMS joke :D04:39
BenCogra: I just did a dist-upgrade and don't have that file04:39
BenCand I have lrm+lrm-common installed04:39
BenCbrb04:39
ograBenC, did you use restricted-manager to switch it on and off ? 04:39
Keybukogra: you fired up r-m and disabled it then <g>04:40
Keybukrestricted-manager --enable fglrx04:40
ograKeybuk, i disabled and enabled it through the gui as that was my testcase for pitti :)04:41
Keybukyou didn't enable it hard enough <g>04:41
ograbut i cant enable it again ...04:41
ograheh04:41
Keybukwhat does that command say?04:41
jdong"FreeSoftwareError: RMS is going to murder you"04:41
ograMust be run as root :P04:41
Keybukjdong: I did originally name it "Restricted Module Setup"04:41
ograKeybuk, "fglrx is already enabled"04:42
Keybukogra: I assume you know what to do next04:42
ogra:)04:42
jdongKeybuk: HA! that's priceless04:42
ograKeybuk, but still04:42
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ cat /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-restricted04:42
ogra# This file is used to disable restricted drivers04:42
ograblacklist fglrx04:42
jdongcan anyone reproduce?04:42
pittitfheen: could you please throw a look at bug 85403? both elmo and seb128 think that's a good idea04:42
UbugtuMalone bug 85403 in vnc4 "ship xvnc4viewer by default (in main)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8540304:42
Keybukogra: you must have disabled it with an earlier version of restricted-manager04:42
jdong(not biologically, that bug)04:43
Keybukjust remove that file04:43
Keybuk(pitti has added an fglrx module handler to it)04:43
ograKeybuk, indeed, that might be04:43
pittiogra: ah, it was still blacklisted? now that explains a lot :)04:44
Keybukr-m uses the blacklist to enable/disable modules when there's no specific handler for it04:44
ograyeah04:44
seb128jdong: hi04:44
ograworks fine now :)04:44
Keybukbut when there's a specific handler, it doesn't use the blacklist since the specific handler overrides the enable() function :p04:44
pittiogra: however, this transition should be handled more cleanly; can you please file a bug for me to remember?04:44
ograwill do04:44
pittiogra: in this case the enabling/disabling should *also* handle module blacklisting04:44
seb128jdong:is somebody else authorized to approve backport requests?04:44
pittiogra: thanks a lot!04:44
ogratanks for the help :)04:45
ogra*thanks as well :)04:45
BenCogra: No, haven't touched that. Maybe that's it04:47
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jdongseb128: imbrandon, slomo_, anyone on the Backports team I fully trust to approve them04:48
cjwatsonseb128: ubuntu-backporters team, or at least that's who I've been trusting04:48
ograBenC, yes, its the r-m 0.3 version i used ... 04:48
seb128jdong: ok, because I did a round of edgy backports approval yesterday, I was not sure who else than you is authorized to do that, do you use a special status like "In Progress" when the backport has been accepted? 04:50
seb128random people do +1 on bugs04:50
jdongseb128: In Progress == accepted04:50
seb128it's not clear if they are accepted or not though04:50
seb128cjwatson: ok04:50
jdongseb128: +1 people are my testing drones... only In Progress counts :)04:50
seb128jdong: ok04:51
jdongwell, off to lecture04:51
jdongwill see everyone later :)04:51
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seb128pitti: did you process the backports today?04:52
pittiseb128: yes, all of them04:52
seb128pitti: utch :/04:53
pittiseb128: well, except those which aren't confirmed, of course04:53
seb128pitti: you did backport a lot of things not accepted I think04:53
seb128pitti: "confirmed" is not to backport04:53
seb128"in progress" are those to backport04:53
pittiseb128: right04:53
pittiseb128: I meant 'I looked at all the backport bugs, did the ones with jdong's approval, and triaged the rest'04:53
pittiseb128: I set back some to needsinfo which were out of sync, for example04:54
pittiand which had been inprogress before04:54
seb128weird, there was like backports 30 bugs open yesterday and ubuntu-archive list of subscribed bug is 18 bugs today04:54
seb128did you close all the "SRU should be consider first"?04:54
seb128there was a bunch of them04:54
pittiseb128: right, I did my best to clean up u-archive/+subedbugs04:54
seb128ah ok04:54
pittiseb128: I unsub'ed u-archive from the SRUs04:54
pittiseb128: since they cannot be fixed immediately, and ubuntu-sru/+subscribedbugs is much better for this04:55
pittithey just clutter up the archive team bug list04:55
seb128pitti: I don't do sru, I just looked at backport yesterday04:55
pittitfheen: can you please give-back libkexiv2? fixed pkgbinarymangler is in the archive now04:55
seb128I'm just surprised that you manager to reduce the backport list so much04:55
seb128managed04:56
seb128I had the impression than many of them were waiting on approval yesterday04:56
pittiseb128: *shrug*, there were some approved dapper-backports requests where you only did the edgy one04:56
pittiseb128: feel free to check the list, but I'm fairly sure I checked them correctly04:56
seb128I did backports for the first time yesterday, just wondering if I'm too cautious04:57
pittiseb128: maybe the confusion comes from the bug status04:57
seb128not questioning what you did04:57
pittiseb128: it's likely that there were approved bugs with 'confirmed' status04:57
pittiseb128: I looked at the actual bug comments and 'approved' mails from jdong04:57
seb128pitti: ok, in fact I got confused because you changed to Needs Info the things that need to be confirmed04:58
seb128that's all fine ;)04:59
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=== pitti hugs seb128, great
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=== pitti is happy that fglrx now works for both seb128 and ogra, thanks for testing
seb128np05:01
ogra:)05:01
seb128I'll be back to ati to next xorg restart though :p05:01
seb128I prefer composite to 3d ;)05:01
ograi whish comosite would work for me05:01
ogra*composite05:01
pittiseb128: right, if the free driver works, so much the better05:02
seb128yeah05:02
seb128pitti: I'm confused by https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-archive/+subscribedbugs now :/05:02
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pittiseb128: however, compiz gets better - I managed to work with it yesterday for a whole 30 minutes! that's absolute record so far05:02
seb128pitti: it used to list all the edgy-backport tasks, no?05:02
pittiseb128: right05:03
pittiseb128: it still lists some which are needsinfo and such05:03
seb128k, that's why the list changed so much05:03
seb128there is still lot of bugs open on https://bugs.launchpad.net/edgy-backports/+bugs05:03
seb128ubuntu-archive is just not subscribed to them05:03
pittioh, indeed05:04
pittiI never looked at the edgy-backports/+bugs page05:04
seb128yesterday there was like 40 bugs I did close05:04
seb128I didn't get how you manager to close them05:04
elmooh05:04
seb128well, lp must have changed05:04
seb128or teams05:04
elmothere are a bunch of backport bugs assigned to me05:04
seb128because yesterday they were listed on ubuntu-archive subscribed05:04
pittiseb128: no, probably those bugs have never been subscribed to u-archive05:04
elmocould someone redirect them somewhere appropriate?  they may also be entirely obsolete05:04
seb128they were yesterday05:04
pittiseb128: are you sure?05:04
seb128hum, no05:05
pittielmo: those all belong to {dapper,edgy}-backports product? if so, we'll get them05:05
seb128pitti: k, maybe I switching from ubuntu-archive/+bugs to edgy-backport/+bugs yesterday while working05:06
elmopitti: breezy-backports actually :)05:06
seb128switched05:06
pittielmo: *cough* not worth bothering about those, I guess05:06
pittiseb128: I'll walk though those lists again05:06
seb128pitti: I did read almost all the edgy backports bugs yesterday, not real need to bother with them05:07
seb128feel free to do the dapper ones if you want ;)05:07
pittialright05:07
elmoThe Ubuntu list servers are going down for 30 mins or so for a hardware upgrade.  05:08
seb128pitti: good work on the ubuntu-archive list of bugs BTW, nice to have it so short again ;)05:08
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pittiseb128: then let's formalize this by unsub'ing u-archive from the rest of the backports bugs and I'll change the wiki page05:11
seb128pitti: ok, thank you05:11
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seb128only backports that need to processed should have ubuntu-archive subscribed05:11
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pittiseb128: why, filtering the products for confirmed+inprogress does this more reliably, right?05:12
seb128alright, that works as well05:13
pittiseb128: but as you wish, I can leave them subscribed05:13
seb128"in progress" only05:13
pittibut personally I prefer canned searches over manual subscribing05:13
seb128jdong said those are the ones approved05:13
pittiok, if we can rely on that, sure05:13
pittiseb128: yay, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-archive/+subscribedbugs is even shorter now :)05:19
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seb128awesome work ;)05:20
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geserkeescook: I've prepared debdiffs for gpgme1.0 at bug #9086405:39
UbugtuMalone bug 90864 in gpgme1.0 "Debdiff to fix CVE-2007-1263 in feisty and edgy" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9086405:39
keescookgeser: you rule!  thank you!  :)05:40
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siretartkeescook: thanks for your patch in debbugs! did you see the additional hunk A Menucc posted?05:42
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keescooksiretart: I just started checking email.  what's the url?05:43
siretartkeescook: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=414072;msg=1205:45
UbugtuDebian bug 414072 in xine-lib "Bug#414072: CVE-2007-1246: DMO decoder heap allocation overflow" [Grave,Closed]  05:45
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keescooksiretart: cool, thanks.05:46
j1mchey all, per the instructions near the bottom of this page (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/ReportingResults), shouldn't new "bugs" be created for each nightly release for ISO testers to report their results (see here:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-iso-tests/+bugs)?  it looks like we're a bit behind.05:58
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j1mcshould individual testers just create a new "reporting bug" if one doesn't already exist for their most recent nightly image?05:59
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ograKMAP=$(echo "get xserver-xorg/config/inputdevice/keyboard/layout"|debconf-communicate 2>/dev/null|cut -d ' ' -f 2)06:07
pochuj1mc: no, individual testers shouldn't create bugs, just comment existing ones06:07
pochuj1mc: looking the wiki06:07
ogra^^ does anybody have a hint how to make that return noting if the debconf value doesnt exist ? 06:08
ogra*nothing06:08
ograseems denconf communicate just reached the path through if xserver-xorg/config/inputdevice/keyboard/layout isnt existing06:08
ogra*reaches06:08
j1mcpochu: are the last set of images created really from 20070302, or are people just behind in creating new reporting bugs?06:10
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pochuj1mc: the last images are of today,06:11
pochuj1mc: people shouldn't create them06:12
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j1mcpochu: sorry for any confusion, but ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-iso-tests/+bugs ) only shows xubuntu builds as of March 1st.06:14
j1mcof course, you can download nightlies that are more recent than that.06:14
pochuj1mc: the reports are for testing the release candidates (herd candidates, beta candidates...) but not for testing daily builds06:15
pochuj1mc: so all the reports are all06:15
pochutfheen: am I right? (not sure hehe)06:16
pochuj1mc: the reports are done by a script, so you shouldn't create new reports06:16
j1mcpochu: thanks . . .   do you know where should testers be reporting results off of nightly images?  06:17
pochuj1mc: I think there is no need to report results of daily builds, ATM06:18
pochuj1mc: just reports bug against the right packages :)06:18
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angasuleis there a #ubuntu-games-devel channel? or anyone who cares about games on ubuntu? the current status isn't very good06:19
j1mcpochu: thanks.  :)  i'll relay this to the xubuntu testers.  i take it that nightly tests will pick back up as we approach the first beta?06:19
pochuj1mc: but we are going to test the images for the beta this weekend, so we should create reports for that06:19
j1mc:-)06:19
pochuj1mc: sure :)06:20
j1mcpochu: thanks . . .  talk to you later.06:20
pochuj1mc: when you want :)06:20
pochuj1mc: and thanks for you work ;)06:21
j1mcpochu: you're welcome!  06:21
jdongha. Ubuntu. gaming06:24
jdongthe only game is let's see if Xgl can break even more.06:24
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seb128jdong: are some people still using Xgl?06:25
angasuleanyone? I was thinking ubuntu could include an updated OpenAL (the current version is years old) as well as some other libraries that are good for games06:25
angasuleseb128: quite a few, I hear a few mentions of xgl on #beryl every now and then06:25
jdongseb128: fglrx people have no choice06:25
jdongseb128: and nvidia-legacy people06:25
seb128jdong: why?06:25
jdongseb128: no AIGLX06:25
seb128?06:26
seb128no composite you mean?06:26
jdongthe drivers do not support AIGLX06:26
jdongno composite, too06:26
jdongglx_ext_texture_from_pixmap06:26
mjg59The drivers do support aiglx06:26
mjg59They don't support glx_ext_texture_from_pixmap06:26
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jdongseb128: and for most desktop effects, Xgl is actually faster/smoother. Many nvidia MX440 users I know choose Xgl06:26
jdongbecause effects are markedly smoother.06:27
jdongespecially full screen video textures06:27
mjg59It's still not trivially supportable06:27
angasuleof course, MX440 and the like should die as soon as possible...06:27
jdongmjg59: at least it should not be totally borken in feisty06:27
jdong:(06:27
jdongmjg59: please?06:27
seb128fglrx and aiglx work fine on my desktop06:28
jdongI'm on my knees and begging about this06:28
jdongseb128: WHAT?06:28
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seb128there is no composite, out of that it works fine06:28
jdongseb128: how do you have AIGLX???06:28
seb128install feisty06:28
jdongseb128: I am on feisty.06:28
mjg59jdong: aiglx isn't difficult. It's just not what you want.06:28
seb128use restricted-manager and click ati06:28
jdongseb128: you cannot start beryl/compiz06:29
seb128no, there is no composite06:29
jdongseb128: no glx_ext_texture_from_pixmap06:29
jdongthat's what matters at the end of the day.06:29
seb128I'll patch compiz with the no-tfp patch06:29
mjg59jdong: AIGLX does not mean what you think it means06:29
jdongmjg59: hmm ok06:29
jdongseb128: cool, analogous to Beryl's "Copy" mode?06:29
mjg59seb128: Is that useful without composite?06:29
jdongseb128: it still needs Composite, no?06:29
seb128mjg59: it makes it work when glx_ext_texture_from_pixmap is not available06:30
mjg59If not, I wouldn't bother06:30
jdongseb128: that still requires composite to work right?06:30
mjg59seb128: glx_ext_texture_from_pixmap is available on all the systems we support06:30
seb128jdong: I don't know much about beryl06:30
seb128mjg59: it's not with fglrx06:30
mjg59seb128: But fglrx doesn't support composite when 3D is enabled06:30
jdongseb128: and compiz works on fglrx with that patch?06:30
mjg59So you can't run compiz06:30
seb128hum06:30
jdongseb128: DRI acceleration and Composite are mutually exclusive in fglrx06:30
jdongturn on one and the other is forced off06:31
seb128Nicolas who works on compiz and sent me the patch told me it makes compiz work with fglrx06:31
seb128I need to try06:31
jdongseb128: hum, I'd love to hear if that works06:31
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Skorgu|WorkIs this the right place to ask a packaging question (about my own package, not an ubuntu one)?06:34
jdongnope....06:34
jdong-motu at best06:34
Skorgu|Workthanks06:34
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keescookgeser: have you got any time to snag gnupg2's 2.0.3 release?  I need to backport that to edgy too, but it seems they only released patches for gpg and gpgme.  I suspect it'll be close to the gpg patch.06:47
geserkeescook: I've packages ready for 2.0.3 but not a separated patch for it06:49
geserthe diff between 2.0.2 and 2.0.3 isn't that large06:50
keescookgeser: cool, I can do the edgy patch.  do you have a UVFe open for 2.0.3?  That should be pretty easy to get approved, and then I can upload it for you.06:51
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geserI've send a mail to tfheen and cjwatson but not opened a bug for it06:52
geserkeescook: but you can find it on http://members.ping.de/~mb/gnupg2/06:52
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keescookgeser: great, thanks!06:52
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sistpotytfheen: did ubuntu-archive come to a decision about removing binary packages of unsupportable software yet?06:55
jdongwait, before Xgl goes, can I make a eulogy?06:57
jdongmeh I still need to write one up06:58
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cjwatsonogra: the first bit of the output from debconf-communicate will be something other than "0" if the question doesn't exist07:16
ograyeah07:17
ograi got it fixed 07:17
cjwatsonogra: is there a reason you can't just . /usr/share/debconf/confmodule and do if db_get xserver-xorg/config/inputdevice/keyboard/layout; then KMAP="$RET"; else KMAP=; fi ?07:17
cjwatson(there might be such a reason - just wondering)07:17
ograno, there is none ...07:17
ograi was just lazy copying the other preseed code we use in the initscript for setting preseed values 07:18
cjwatsonhmm, I don't think it's a good idea for an initscript to load debconf07:19
angasuleis this the place to discuss versions of included libraries and general game support or not?07:19
cjwatsonbetter to do that in a maintainer script07:19
ograwell, the ltsp-client initscript needs to preseed the X values if they are set in lts.conf ...07:20
ograwe use it like that since the first release07:20
ograthe current code i'm working on is rather to preseed the chroot values from the server during chroot build ...07:21
jdong_noooooooo my ghost died07:21
ograyour code looks a lot better than mine, so i'll use it ;)07:21
cjwatsonok07:21
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mmaxhi, I'm running edgy with edgy-backports actived and there is a problem with a package from backports, is it the good place to speak about that and to expose the problem?07:22
pochummax: from what repository?07:23
mmaxhttp://archive.ubuntu.com edgy-updates/main07:24
jdong_mmax, that's not backports, that's edgy-updates07:24
jdong_but yeah, this can be a good place to discuss issues07:25
mmaxsorry07:25
mmaxhttp://archive.ubuntu.com edgy-backports/main07:25
jdong_ok, that's me.07:25
mmaxpast/copy error ;)07:25
jdong_what's up?07:25
mmaxI have done an upgrade and libgphoto2-2 version 2.3 has been installed from backports07:26
mmaxthere is a problem (not critical) with the udev rules generated by the postinstall script of this package07:26
mmaxthe rules are created for udev >=0.98 but edgy provides 0.93, so at booting I saw lots of these two error messages repeated many times:07:26
mmaxadd_to_rules: unknown key 'ATTRS{idVendor}'07:26
mmaxadd_to_rules: unknown key 'ATTRS{idProduct}'07:27
jdong_lovely...07:27
mmaxso I manually replace ATTRS by former SYSFS in this rules file07:27
jdong_that wasn't an issue when the backport was initially approved07:27
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mmaxthe line in the post-install script is:07:27
jdong_but yeah, I will after class prepare an upload that fixes the issue07:27
jdong_cjwatson, you ok with sponsoring a fix to mmax's bug?07:28
mmaxprint-camera-list udev-rules-0.98 mode 0660 group plugdev etc.07:28
cjwatsonjdong_: sure07:28
jdong_(s/ATTRS/SYSFS/)07:28
cjwatsonmail me a debdiff07:28
mmaxand should replace udev-rules-0.98 argument by udev-rules in order to generate rules for udev < 0.9807:28
jdong_cjwatson, should I prepare a debdiff or is it trivial enough that you can handle it?07:28
cjwatsonjdong_: I'd rather you did it and tested it and such, I'm kinda swamped07:28
mmaxor another solution would be to get udev version with udevinfo, and the script woulb be compatible with any version of udev07:28
jdong_cjwatson, yeah sure07:29
jdong_mmax, well fixing the package is an easier way07:29
jdong_mmax, I've filed bug 90905 against gphoto, I will prepare a fix in about 1:30h07:30
UbugtuMalone bug 90905 in libgphoto2 "Should depend on newer udev" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9090507:30
jdong_mmax, thanks for letting me know07:31
sistpotycan we sync from debian/testing as well?07:31
mmaxok07:31
cjwatsonsistpoty: yes07:31
sistpotygreate!07:31
sistpoty-e07:31
mmaxthanks to have listening to me07:31
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dadibesoin d'info sur la construction de paquets de lib et lib-dev07:35
pochudadi: tu veux #ubuntu-fr :)07:36
dadiscuze merci07:36
pochude rien07:36
jdong_pochu, you hablo jamaican?07:37
jdong_didnt' know that!07:37
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pochujdong_: jajaja07:42
pochu:)07:42
jdong_pochu, ey manne!07:42
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keescookgeser: if you make a bug for UVFe on gnupg2, I can upload it when it's been +1'd.  I've got it built and ready for upload.  :)08:06
geseris it bug + mail or only mail to get an UVF exception in main?08:07
keescookgeser: I've always just done bugs, but I haven't done that many...08:08
keescookI figure a bug is better in case other people want the same UVFe.  :)08:08
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EtienneGhey guys08:17
EtienneGI would need a sponsor for bzr/bzrtools08:17
EtienneGI also have bzr-gtk, but I can ask a MOTU for that one08:17
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lamontsigh.  ENODOKO08:51
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dholbachhave a nice evening everybody! see you next week!09:02
kylemtake care, dholbach 09:02
dholbachkylem: you too :-)09:02
bddebianLater dholbach09:02
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dholbachbye bddebian09:02
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jdongcjwatson: I've attached the debdiff onto bug 9072409:34
UbugtuMalone bug 90724 in libgphoto2 "March 8 2007 updates caused EPSOn CX6400 to not be recognised" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9072409:34
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wick2oevening10:38
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cjwatsonjdong: please do mail me a note at least, otherwise I'm guaranteed to forget10:46
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jdongcjwatson: ok, sure10:50
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tepsipakkiuh, lp doesn't allow to close old bugs which are marked for xserver-xorg-driver-* if xorg is already marked for that bug11:19
tepsipakkisince it would rename the component to xorg which it can't do11:19
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greffHello. If any package maintainer / developer here has enough free time to manage a few new packages, then can he/she please look into adding pam_cups and pam_script into the Ubuntu repositories?11:30
jdonggreff: -motu, better luck there11:31
LaserJockwe're also a fair ways past NewPackageFreeze (or whateve we're calling it)11:31
FujitsuLaserJock: NewPackagesFreezeUnivere, in fact.11:31
Fujitsugreff: You'll likely have to wait until after April.11:32
jdongha, the new package police is out in full patrol!11:32
jdongtesting alarm system.... fglrx. x264. mencoder. xgl. beryl.11:32
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jdonglol11:33
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FujitsuBeryl! Attack!11:33
jdongDo a beryl roll!11:33
jdongwow, that was a bad pun.11:33
bhaleugh beryl11:33
mdkeelmo: any progress on the screencasts.u.c request?11:40
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cjwatsonjdong: still around?11:49
cjwatsonjdong: I don't think that fix is right - there are other keys to change11:49
jdongcjwatson: oh, there are?11:49
mdkedoes anyone's ipods work? Or is it just me?11:50
cjwatsonjdong: can I suggest instead changing udev-rules-0.98 to udev-rules in debian/libgphoto2-2.postinst?11:50
jdongmdke: mine works fine.11:50
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cjwatsonthat seems to be the "approved" method11:50
mdkejdong: aha. I'll go to lp then11:50
mdkety11:50
jdongcjwatson: hmm, I'm really a clueless one when it comes to udev and friends11:51
cjwatsonjdong: would be nice to try it out on an edgy-backports system ...11:51
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cjwatsonsudo sh -c '/usr/lib/libgphoto2/print-camera-list udev-rules mode 0660 group plugdev > /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libgphoto2.rules'11:51
jdongcjwatson: yeah; I was under the impression that line caused the problems11:52
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cjwatsonjdong: right, but before it was "udev-rules-0.98" not "udev-rules"11:52
jdongand I grepped for ATTRS and that was all that came up code-wise11:52
cjwatsonif you read the source for print-camera-list, it has switchability built in11:52
cjwatsonyou just need to call it with a different argument and you'll get SYSFS instead of ATTRS and BUS instead of SUBSYSTEM11:52
jdongcjwatson: oh, oops, how embarrasing :)11:53
jdongcjwatson: one general concern regarding this kind of situation.... if on a backports request I approve a particular version, will archive be able to process that version?11:53
jdongcjwatson: this situation only happened because the backport was processed some month after it was approved11:53
cjwatsonsorry, what do you mean?11:53
cjwatsonah11:53
cjwatsonum, can be difficult, the tool can only backport from whatever's current in a suite11:54
cjwatsons/suite/distrorelease/11:54
jdonghmm11:54
cjwatsonbest fix is really just for us to be better about processing them quickly11:54
jdongthe unpredictable archive turnaround time is a plaguing issue :(11:54
cjwatsonor possibly to add intelligence to the tool to let us specify a version so that it will fail if there's a mismatch11:55
crimsunelmo: is the affected laptop in LP #88332 running the latest BIOS revision?11:55
cjwatsonjdong: how about http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/90724.diff ?11:55
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jdongcjwatson: yeah, a quick test-run on my feisty box does confirm that command generates SYSFS{} rules11:56
cjwatsonjdong: I've diffed the rules output and it looks sensible11:59
cjwatsonrighto, I'll go with that then12:00
jdongcjwatson: yeah, awesome :)12:00
cjwatsonok, should build RSN12:02
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cjwatsonjdong: off to bed now, if it breaks shout and either I'll look at it at some point tomorrow or somebody will beat me to it12:05
jdongcjwatson: haha, ok, hopefully that closes off This Month in Backports :D12:05
greffCan dh_make handle zip source archives?12:06
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