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sladendelrey: however, the fact that you've raised it, may mean there is a market.  The difficulty might be finding a mentor with suitable knowledge /and/ willing12:14
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BenCsladen: This cpu thing is going to have to be fixed in userspace12:51
BenCsladen: The reason we lose cpufreq reference is because the kernel hot-unplugs the cpu before suspending12:51
BenCsladen: So all ref's to it are removed12:51
BenCuserspace needs to respond to cpu hot plug/unplug and do something with it12:52
BenClike restore scaling governor and such12:52
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BenCsladen: Also, if you're going to help with kernel bugs (and I really appreciate it), can you read over https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies01:09
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sladenBenC: haha, *grin* it makes sense now.01:27
dsasBenC: Could you make the bugsquad aware of that page if you haven't already? ubuntu-bugsquad@lists.ubuntu.com01:33
sladendsas: could you? :)  If you send it and CC to BenC you know that it'll get done!01:39
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dsassladen: Sure, just checking it hadn't already been sent there. I'm behind on my email.01:40
dsasoh, it's already been to devel-announce. I'll forward it on.01:41
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BenCdsas: Thanks01:46
dsasBenC: no problem.01:49
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sladenwah  "katu kernel: [204078.636000]  Using specific hotkey driver"02:47
jdongsladen: mine says that too....02:50
jdongsladen: I think it enables some hidden cheat codes :)02:50
FujitsuMine does that in all its terminals sometimes too :(02:56
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kylemjdong, what package version?03:04
jdongkylem: latest kernel03:06
jdongkylem: ever since like -903:06
jdong[   19.656000]  Using specific hotkey driver03:06
jdongit will put that on all terminals if bootup is fast enough03:06
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FujitsuI've had it since around -9 too, and it appeared several times over the course of a few days (no reboots).03:08
FujitsuI see sladen has filed a bug with the solution :)03:09
kylemjdong, odd, i pushed a fix for that to git last week.03:09
jdonginteresting.... well it still shows up in -20 oddly03:09
jdongerr, make that -1203:09
kylemfucked up.03:12
sladenFujitsu: jdong: can you confirm it03:12
jdongsladen: yeah I can confirm ; 03:13
kylemwhat bug #03:14
FujitsuBug #9356403:14
UbugtuMalone bug 93564 in linux-source-2.6.20 "printk("Using specific hotkey driver\n"); has no prefix" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9356403:14
BenCpatches welcome :)03:14
jdonglol03:14
jdongwell in that case I'll just live with it :D03:14
kylemuh.03:15
BenCI'll fix it real quick03:15
kylemi fixed it already.03:15
BenCwill be in release, not in beta though03:15
kylemhttp://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/bcollins/ubuntu-2.6.git;a=commitdiff;h=398c3db849ca235addc3bc16b8c683f18051866103:15
BenCkylem: Oh, you're fast03:15
kylemno.03:15
kylem4 days ago.03:15
kylemKERN_INFO shouldn't be broadcast by syslogd.03:15
BenCah, then it's in -1203:15
jdongBenC: it's happenin with -1203:15
jdongat least it did once....03:16
jdonghmm03:16
BenCjdong: I can't see how, even the bug report shows that the printk line has KERN_INFO prefix03:16
kylemmaybe something else is printing it as well.03:16
FujitsuI had it happen yesterday, and I'd upgraded and rebooted a day prior.03:16
BenCthe new kernel just came out today03:17
kylemeeentaresting.03:17
BenClinux-source-2.6.20-2.6.20$ rgrep "Using specific" *03:18
BenCdrivers/acpi/hotkey.c:          printk(KERN_INFO "Using specific hotkey driver\n");03:18
BenCso it's fixed03:18
FujitsuAh, OK.03:18
kylemah.03:18
kylempossibly sladen didn't reboot, but had fetched new src.03:18
jdongyeah perhaps I'm imagining it too... never mind :)03:19
BenCrandom people really need to stop marking bugs as "Confirmed" without Importance and Assignee :/03:19
BenCAh, that was Fujitsu :)03:19
kylemuhm. on a thought.03:20
FujitsuBenC: Does your new policy forbid that?03:20
kylemoh. nm. it includes timestamp. i was thinking there might be some kind of user program. oh well.03:20
BenCFujitsu: I can't see it making any sense to Confirm a bug without having a priority set, and it being assigned03:20
Fujitsu...03:20
FujitsuThat makes more sense for In Progress.03:20
BenCNo03:21
FujitsuBut not Confirmed.03:21
BenCwe have different teams for kernel bugs03:21
BenCthe "Confirmed, assigned to team" state is used as a list of where to got to work on bugs03:21
kylemuhm.03:21
BenCa team member pulls the bug into "In Progress" and assigns it to themselves03:21
BenCkylem: mainly, we have ubuntu-kernel-team, ubuntu-audio (crimsun)03:22
kylemsorry, the uhm, was another thought.03:23
BenCFujitsu: For kernel bugs, Confirmed == assigned to ubuntu-kernel-team, for future reference03:23
BenCkylem: ah :)03:23
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FujitsuBut it's your call.03:23
BenCexactly03:23
BenCFujitsu: wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelBugPolicies...you have to understand, kernel bugs are very different than bugs on other packages, we have a team that needs to coordinate, and we have a large incoming stream of bug reports03:24
BenCwe need policies like that to keep things straight03:25
BenCKernelTeamBugPolicies I meant03:25
FujitsuYep, I can see that...03:25
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twbHowdy.  I'm building customized livecds based on Edgy; my script in /etc/rcS.d doesn't appear to be run automatically at boot time.  What am I doing wrong?03:31
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jdongBenC: oops sorry then I've been guilty of using Confirmed incorrectly in the past, too. I apologize and defend myself on account of ignorance :D03:33
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BenCjdong: It's no problem, but to be honest, it's a new policy that just started being enforced :)03:34
BenCI've been trying to go through the bug reports today and clean things up03:34
BenCit's really hard to get a handle on them without some consistency03:35
jdongyeah, that's for sure03:35
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LeeJunFanhrm, there seems to be a missing /etc/init.d/mountnfs - mount-bootclean mentions it as a requirement, and my nfs mounts don't get done at bootup.05:59
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fabbionemorning06:07
Hobbseeheya fabbione!06:09
fabbioneyo yo06:09
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fabbionewhat kind of stuff? :)06:10
lifelessbe careful what you wish for06:11
Hobbseei'm sure i coudl find something...06:13
fabbionewell find it :) otherwise i will start to work for real ;)06:14
Hobbseefabbione: fix all the bugs in ubuntu by 5pm.06:15
Hobbsee:)06:15
fabbioneHobbsee: isn't bug #1 enough by 2pm? i have a meeting then ;)06:16
UbugtuMalone bug 1 in ichthux "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/106:16
Hobbseefabbione: heh.  maybe06:17
fabbione:)06:20
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dokogood morning06:33
Hobbseeheya doko 06:36
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bluefoxicyI have a question.07:07
bluefoxicyThe Web host I work at uses Fedora Core but constantly has problems because it goes EOL07:07
bluefoxicyFC4 for example is currently EOL, vuln at highest patch level in many instances07:08
bluefoxicyIt's come to my attention that Ubuntu has 1.5 year support, but Dapper has a 5 year LTS cycle07:08
bluefoxicyWhen Dapper EOLs, will the coinciding release have a 5 year LTS cycle or a normal 1.5 year support cycle?07:08
bluefoxicyIt just seems like an interesting idea07:09
LaserJockbluefoxicy: I think it depends on when the next LTS release is07:10
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  is there some sort of criteria?07:10
bluefoxicyLike some magic has to happen that makes the developers want to do it?07:10
LaserJockwhen the free software world looks good07:10
jdongLaserJock: I'd logically expect another LTS to be available before Canonical decides to unplug dapper.07:10
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bluefoxicyI'd not expect two to overlap because then you'd have 5 distros to support :)07:11
giftnudelanyhow, there should be an option to update from one LTS to the next LTS07:11
jdongbluefoxicy: well I'd expect a smooth upgrade path _somewhere_ :)07:11
LaserJockwell, you can imagine what makes sense07:12
bluefoxicysmooth upgrade paths are important07:12
bluefoxicyhalf the time when we upgrade things the shit hits the fan as hard as it can07:12
bluefoxicyBOOM broken server07:12
LaserJockbut I've been told several times that the LTS releases aren't done as a time release07:12
giftnudelbluefoxicy: the fc is probably intentional, as you are supposed to buy the commercial product from redhat, right?07:12
FujitsuI'd except Feisty+2 to be LTS, to allow a reasonable changeover period.07:12
Fujitsu*expect07:12
FujitsuOtherwise desktops only have 6 months to change.07:12
jdongLaserJock: right, but I dont' think Canonical would strand Dapper EOL without another LTS around...07:12
jdongLaserJock: after all, they _do_ have corporate customers, no?07:13
bluefoxicyI've had much more luck with Ubuntu than Fedora in that regard; though I've been told that FC6 upgrades from FC4/5 smoothly (Finally; FC4->5 destroys your system and you have to spend 2 hours fixing it)07:13
bluefoxicygiftnudel:  probably.  FC is community supported though.  It's like Ubuntu but not as good.  :)07:13
jdongbluefoxicy: 6-7 won't yum... gotta use Anaconda07:13
LaserJockjdong: I would think so but they have 5 years for the server07:13
bluefoxicyjdong:  balls.07:14
LaserJockthey have quite a bit of time07:14
jdongbluefoxicy: but I've managed to yum-ify a lot of Fedora upgrades :)07:14
jdongbluefoxicy: no, not balls, just recklessness :)07:14
jdongbluefoxicy: did I tell you I booted Ubuntu off ntfs-3g once?07:14
bluefoxicy...07:14
jdongbluefoxicy: supported upgrade options are for sissies :)07:14
jdonglol07:14
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jdongand I SWEAR the system runs faster...07:16
bluefoxicynow that you've defragged it?  :P07:16
jdongguess it doesn't hurt to refresh a 1.5-year-old ext3....07:16
jdongbluefoxicy: that might be ;-)07:16
bluefoxicymy /home is xfs :/07:17
jdongbluefoxicy: hmm... XFS has always rubbed me kinda wrong as a general-purpose FS07:17
bluefoxicyreiserfs :P07:17
jdongI use it for my media encoding drive07:18
jdongbluefoxicy: actually I did that for a few years :)07:18
bluefoxicyreiserfs is trash07:18
jdongit didn't work out too badly07:18
jdongesp. back when ext3 was dog slow07:18
bluefoxicyyeah07:18
bluefoxicyit was the first journaling file system I was aware of07:18
jdongyeah for sure07:18
jdongand remarkably fast at its time07:18
bluefoxicyI suppose jfs predates it by a billion years07:18
bluefoxicyjfs is trash too though07:18
jdongits Linux port wasn't stable at that time07:18
bluefoxicyif you go down it'll be like ACK07:19
jdongreiserfs was the first Linux stable journaling fs07:19
bluefoxicyand never come back to life, ever, even after a fsck or log replay07:19
jdong"stable" being a relative term of course07:19
jdongbluefoxicy: the thing that got me with JFS... you must mount ro, fsck, remount rw after uncleanness07:19
jdongbluefoxicy: which doesn't happen automatically for /home07:19
bluefoxicyjdong:  I tried JFS last in Breezy.07:19
jdongbluefoxicy: I used it in Breezy too...07:20
bluefoxicyI cycled power 3 times randomly and it could not recover, fsck said it was clean and mount said "OSHIT CAN'T DO THIS IT'S FUXED HARD!"07:20
jdongthat was my last runin with it too....07:20
jdongbluefoxicy: I used it on an old computer... 33MHz 486/DX07:20
bluefoxicyO_O07:20
jdongwhere every other fs but ext2 was absurdly slow07:20
bluefoxicydude, ubuntu doesn't run on its minimum specs, give it up07:20
jdonglike apt-get upgrade of 1 package was 30 minutes long07:20
jdongbluefoxicy: hey hey it runs vim just fine :P07:20
bluefoxicy192MB of RAM == kill GNOME before running Ubiquity.. in fact make Ubiquity your WM07:20
jdongbluefoxicy: it's a fully console system07:21
bluefoxicyah07:21
jdongbluefoxicy: warty warthog actually :)07:21
jdongnever upgraded it past that07:21
bluefoxicyI actually installed GUI ubuntu dapper on a 350MHz AMD K6-207:21
bluefoxicywith 192MB of RAM07:21
bluefoxicyubiquity kept OOMing07:21
jdongbluefoxicy: a 400MHz celeron, 256MB RAM + Ubuntu GNOME was our standard-issue robotics computer07:21
jdongour corp sponsor had STACKS of them lying around07:21
jdongso we just took them, Ubuntu, and handed out free laptops to all team members interested in programming07:22
bluefoxicyEventually I shut down everything-- cups, hplip, gnome, gdm, lvm/evms, mdadm, everything07:22
jdongworked great.07:22
bluefoxicydid a startx with ubiquity as the only running process07:22
bluefoxicyit barely made it.07:22
jdongha Ubiquity is pushing it :)07:22
jdongthe alternate installer works with about like 24-38MB of RAM07:23
bluefoxicyIf I was wiping the disk it would have been fine, I'd have made the swap partition; but I was resizing a win98 partition07:23
jdongactually that systme had 24MB RAM and it failed07:23
jdongso I installed Ubuntu from another system and transfered the HDD07:23
bluefoxicydebootstrap07:23
jdongnaw had other computers -- easier :)07:23
jdongand you have no idea how painful extracting debs is07:24
jdong:)07:24
bluefoxicydamn small linux07:24
jdongreading database.....07:24
jdong(4 hours later)07:24
bluefoxicyshare drive as ntfs07:24
bluefoxicyinstall to that07:24
jdonglol07:24
bluefoxicyerr, as nfs07:24
bluefoxicynot ntfs wtf07:24
jdongI've done the NTFS thing too :P07:24
bluefoxicyI want Ubuntu/MINIX07:24
jdonghaha07:25
bluefoxicybarely any hardware support, networking... only IDE...07:26
bluefoxicybut if you're lucky you'll have GNOME with no sound on an ne2000 NIC 07:26
bluefoxicyI think it'd be just awesome enough to cause a growth spurt in Minix development.  Maybe.  Hey I love the pure microkernel design, what can I say?07:27
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LaserJockah Minix, the first non-MS OS I ever used :-)07:28
LaserJockDebian took too many floppy disks ;-)07:28
bluefoxicyMinix 3 is up now07:28
bluefoxicyit's actually taken on its full form07:29
bluefoxicyMinix and Minix2 both represented research; Minix3 capitalizes on that, the effort now aims to produce a desktop-ready OS07:29
bluefoxicyjdong:  have you seen the crazy shit I've been throwing on the wiki?07:33
bluefoxicyhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuSecurityCore07:33
bluefoxicyI'm actually leaning mostly towards OSSIM.......07:34
bluefoxicyit doesn't matter though, it's not like anyone will actually do it07:34
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pittiGood morning08:30
Seveashi pitti 08:31
Seveaspitti, do you happen to have a few spare cycles today?08:32
pittihi Seveas 08:32
pittiSeveas: probably not, things are just a matter of priority :) so what's up/08:32
pitti?08:32
SeveasI have 3 non-invasive but important patches to various usplash themes that should go in before beta. They fix color issues08:33
SeveasI asked Mithrandir, but being release manager he had no time :)08:33
Seveaspitti, would you have time to apply & upload them? The only thing they do is change pallette indexes from "completely broken to the point where they may cause segfaults" to "sane and looking ok"08:35
pittiSeveas: sure, I can do that, as long as this doesn't interfere with kwwii's work08:38
pittiSeveas: where's the new package?08:38
Seveaskwwii already cheered for doing it :)08:38
Seveaspitti, http://www.kaarsemaker.net/files/usplashcolors.patch http://www.kaarsemaker.net/files/usplashcolors-e.patch http://www.kaarsemaker.net/files/usplashcolors-x.patch08:38
Seveaspatch for usplash-theme-ubuntu edubuntu-artwork and xubuntu-artwork08:38
pittilooks sane enough08:39
pittiSeveas: any particular reason why you changed hex to dec?08:40
Seveasthe hex was a silly mistake and caused the darkblue-text-on-black-background08:40
Seveaswhere it said 0x144, I meant 14408:41
Seveasetc...08:41
Seveasso addressing portions of memory possibly not under our control (aka segfault...)08:41
Seveaswell, possible segfault08:41
Seveasgotta go to work, if you want to know more, please drop me a mail08:42
pittiSeveas: a changelog would have been nice, but I'll craft one08:43
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mitsuhikogood morning :)08:54
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pitticjwatson: funny that d-i moved to -11 kernels one minute after BenC uploaded -12 ;)09:13
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pittiasac: WDYT about https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperFirefoxSupport ?09:17
pittiasac: our last attempts with backporting stuff to older major releases were pretty much disastrous; were there some changes upstream or in the inter-distro porting teams which would make it easier now?09:18
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pittiMithrandir: I uploaded usplash-theme-ubuntu and xubuntu-artwork with Seveas' color palette indices fixes; patch looks sane, usplash still looks sane, edubuntu-artwork already has the patch applied09:37
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Mithrandirpitti: coolie, thanks.09:45
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cjwatsonpitti: yeah, I've just been playing catch-up - unfortunately somebody (possibly me, I forget) remove-package.py'ed the old kernels before d-i had moved away from them, so all the d-i-based CDs broke, and I was trying to get them functional again09:56
henodoes the "No kernel modules were found" problem in alternate/server have a bug number?09:57
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henofabio said this was a known issue09:57
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Mithrandirneeds a d-i upload, probably?09:57
cjwatsonheno: there is never a point filing a bug about that one09:57
seb128morning09:57
cjwatsonyes, it should be sorted as of today's CDs, if not I'll notice09:58
henook, we were just discussing it in the testing forums09:58
cjwatsonheno: "No kernel modules were found" means that the kernel version in the installer seed is out of sync with that in the version of d-i on the CD, or that the kernel version in the installer seed is no longer in the archive09:58
cjwatsonah, I need to munge the archive for the new d-i09:59
henogod news is that the volunteer testers are actually finding things :)09:59
henoright09:59
Mithrandirseb128: compiz> not needed for beta, right?10:00
cjwatsonI'll rebuild the CDs after this publisher run10:01
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seb128Mithrandir: not sure, mdz mailed me to get this patch in10:01
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Mithrandirseb128: what about gdm?10:03
seb128Mithrandir: it fixes the .desktop category, I would accept it10:04
MithrandirBenC: your grub upload in unapproved is incorrect; grub does not work correctly with gcc 4.1 without any changes.10:04
Mithrandirseb128: 'k, accepted.10:04
seb128thank you10:04
fabbionewhat kind of info are usually required to file a bug on Network Manager? /etc/network/interface?10:04
seb128Mithrandir: could you approve gedit also?10:04
seb128Mithrandir: it just lists "upgrade" as a known prerm case10:05
Mithrandirseb128: oh, sure.10:05
seb128gtkhtml3.14 is a one liner which fix the emoticons use10:05
Mithrandirfabbione: what is the problem?10:05
fabbioneMithrandir: it breaks my static ipv6 setup...10:06
seb128and xchat-gnome would be nice to accept, since it's not on the CD anyway ...10:06
fabbioneMithrandir: ifup brings up the interface correctly.. nm restarts it without ipv6 10:06
Mithrandirfabbione: feel free to file a bug, I doubt it'll be fixed without a patch though.10:06
fabbioneMithrandir: well it's a regression from edgy/dapper... but feeeehhh10:07
Mithrandirand yes, a copy of interfaces(5) is fine.10:07
fabbionenow the most funny part...10:10
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/mount10:10
fabbionedoes anybody have a clue on why /var/run and /var/lock are mounted a few gazillion times?10:10
fabbioneif i run mount -a again, it will remounted again a few times...10:11
pittihm, not here...10:11
fabbionepitti: i noticed only today with the very latest updates 10:12
Mithrandirseb128: xchat-gnome; you want that in too?10:12
fabbioneand machine can't reboot/halt.. hangs at sending KILL signal to processes (but it seems to be a known bug already)10:12
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seb128Mithrandir: <seb128> and xchat-gnome would be nice to accept, since it's not on the CD anyway ...10:12
seb128up to you10:12
seb128it can wait after beta if you think it's better, the fixes are easy enough though10:13
Mithrandirah, ok, seems safe enough10:13
seb128cool10:13
siretartis it possible to see what's in the unapproved queue in launchpad for edgy-proposed?10:13
Mithrandirsiretart: yes10:14
siretarthow?10:14
Mithrandirhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/edgy/+queue10:15
Mithrandirlook in the unapproved list, and the "proposed" pocket.10:15
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siretarthm. then somehow my upload of libaqbanking got lost10:16
siretartI got this email from launchpad, but cannot find it anywhere: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11009/10:17
Mithrandirhm, it's in the queue on drescher just fine.10:18
Mithrandirsiretart: can you use 3ubuntu1~proposed1 or something like that as the version number instead, please?10:20
siretartMithrandir: okay. Willdo. shall I reupload right now?10:21
Adri20003ubuntu0.1~proposed1 even, no?10:21
MithrandirAdri2000: *shrug*; doesn't really matter, given that 2.0.0-3 is in edgy, 2.2.3-3 is in feisty.10:23
Mithrandirsiretart: yes, please.10:23
siretartuploaded10:24
siretartMithrandir: sorry for having it uploaded with the wrong version number in the first place, but was this the cause that it doesn't show up in /+queue?10:25
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jvwooi, why the /+foo type of urls in so many of the launchpad urls etc?10:27
jvw(I mean the '+')10:27
Mithrandirsiretart: no, those things are unrelated.10:27
siretartk10:27
siretartjvw: I suspect because LP is a conglomeration of zope applications10:28
jvwah, that's a zope-ism? Never really worked with zope either10:28
cjwatsonjvw: ask #launchpad, I guess; my best guess is that since a lot of Launchpad is organised as a taxonomy, they needed something to identify reserved names10:28
cjwatsoncompare /ubuntu/feisty and /ubuntu/+queue10:29
cjwatsonif it were /ubuntu/queue then you couldn't create an Ubuntu release called 'queue'10:29
cjwatson(silly example, but)10:29
jvwright, yeah. It does solve a namespace issue that way10:30
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dokopitti: did you get any negative feedback about your python2.5 patch? if not I would like to apply it to the python2.4 package as well10:39
pittidoko: no, not so far10:40
pittidoko: I'm still waiting for an upstream response10:40
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ograpitti, i thought about that we should probably see how we avoid the xserver probing completely, the flashing screen might trick users into thinking the new driver is in effect immediately ...11:28
pittiogra: I just fixed it to not automatically probe screen resolutions11:28
pittithat might help?11:28
ograhopefully ... what exactly did you do ? i could need it for ltsp as well11:29
pittiogra: I remember xserver-xorg/autodetect_{monitor,mouse}, set it to false, reconfigure, and restore the previous values11:30
ograah11:30
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cjwatsonheno: current images should have that kernel modules problem fixed11:57
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henocjwatson: ok, cool. I'll ask people to confirm it during testing11:58
termitorhello, quelqu'un parle un peut francais , c pour un probleme de depots , enfin de cron 11:58
termitorso , ubuntu use a cron for make the maj list of packages , and my depot is explose under this mass ask11:59
termitorit's possible to set a varaible time for the cron of depot ? is most beter for everybody , i'm thinl12:00
termitorthinl12:00
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termitorsorry , think (arf)12:00
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Enola_GayHi all, it seems that the hpijs-ppds package is missing in Feisty. Otherwise the automatic installation of e.g. HP Photosmart printers doesn't work out of the box HPLIP Toolbox.12:03
Enola_GayThis bug was confirmed through one of the hplip devs but it seems that it hasn't been fixed until now.12:03
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Mithrandirhpijs-ppds | 2.7.1+1.7.1-1ubuntu2 |        feisty | all12:11
Mithrandirseems to be in feisty all right.12:11
Enola_GayMithrandir: The package works fine but doesn't seems to be installed by default or is it only a kubuntu problem?12:12
Enola_GayI have found a bugreport which points to kubuntu. https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-meta/+bug/84936 How could I check which packages are installed in Ubuntu by default?12:13
UbugtuMalone bug 84936 in kubuntu-meta "hpijs-ppds package does not automatically install in Kubuntu feisty herd 3 install" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  12:13
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imbrandonMithrandir, can you nuke a upload i just made to the NEW queue please ? ( emerald )12:15
Mithrandirimbrandon: sure12:15
imbrandonthanks12:15
Mithrandirdone12:15
imbrandonyou rock12:15
imbrandonis it your archive day btw ?12:16
RiddellEnola_Gay: hpijs-ppds was removed from the ubuntu seed at the request of till12:16
Mithrandirimbrandon: technically, yes, but I'm in RM mode atm.  If you just have minor stuff, I can do it, but I'd prefer to concentrate on getting beta ready.12:16
imbrandonMithrandir, right on , ok12:17
RiddellMithrandir: what's up with the i386 images?12:17
imbrandonmoins Riddell 12:17
MithrandirRiddell: probably d-i blowup12:17
Riddellsounds dramatic12:17
Mithrandiras in, mismatch between d-i kernel and what's in the archive12:18
Mithrandiror actually, what do you mean what's up with them?  The alternate ones look fine size-wise at least?12:18
RiddellEnola_Gay: so there's probably a good reason for it, need to ask when he next turns up12:18
RiddellMithrandir: alternative ones are there now yes, no live ones still12:19
Enola_GayRiddell: Ask whom?12:20
RiddellEnola_Gay: till12:20
Mithrandiroh, true, that's just the soyuz failure where it falls over trying to unpack the i386 tar.gz.  We have a fix for it, but I didn't want soyuz to change just before beta so it requires handholding until we have the fix in production.12:20
Enola_GayOk.12:20
RiddellMithrandir: how do I get i386 images then?  I have to ask you?12:22
cjwatsonRiddell: I already rebuilt yours12:22
cjwatsonlook again12:22
MithrandirRiddell: no, I believe Colin is working on it, and you want to wait a little bit still so you get the latest round of fixes.12:22
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cjwatsonoh, ok, not the live ones12:23
Enola_GayOk, thanks, cu.12:23
cjwatsonI'll do those now12:23
cjwatsonMithrandir: I'd like to upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/partman-partitioning.resize2fs.diff and http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/partman-auto.resize2fs.diff; they work for me in simple tests12:33
termitorwhere is the file as the time of packages update listing ?12:34
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cjwatsontermitor: it's run from /etc/cron.daily/apt, so it's run with the rest of cron.daily out of /etc/crontab12:35
Mithrandircjwatson: makes sense, please upload12:36
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cjwatsonthe only downside is that I think it makes the progress bar situation even worse12:37
cjwatsonbut trying to fish progress information out of resize2fs, while theoretically possible, would be a lot of rather delicate code, so I'd rather not12:38
termitorcjwatson: 6h25 the time is the same for all , it's a problem no ?12:38
Mithrandircjwatson: at least not at this point; agreed.  We can always add a machine-readable output mode to resize2fs later.12:38
cjwatsontermitor: sorry, too busy to discuss it now beyond providing a pointer to the information. I would suggest that you should improve your server if it's having problems12:39
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thomcjwatson: it /is/ a valid point - i mentioned it to mvo in MV12:40
cjwatsonwe can't easily make the time variable without changing quite a lot of stuff, as right now /etc/crontab is simply a standard conffile shipped in the cron package. You can change it on your machines and it won't be reverted on upgrade12:40
cjwatsonthom: sure, I didn't say "point invalid", I just don't have time right now ...12:41
thombut yes, we didn't come up with a reasonable fix12:41
cjwatsonand anyway indeed it's mvo's territory :)12:41
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thomportsnap on freebsd writes a random time out the first time it's run and always uses that, iirc12:42
cjwatsonI don't think it makes sense to make cron.daily have a variable time, so /etc/cron.daily/apt would need to be moved out of cron.daily12:43
cjwatson(cron.daily should run at $obnoxious_local_time_when_you_are_probably_asleep12:43
cjwatson)12:43
thomah! i remember how portsnap works. it's run from cron.daily, but then sleeps n seconds, where n is decided at random the first itme it runs12:45
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Treenakscjwatson: it runs ay 6:30am for me.. and imho that's too late :)12:47
cjwatsonviviersf: bug 93635 - eh? since when was the swap partition supposed to be bootable? please provide a reference12:50
UbugtuMalone bug 93635 in ubiquity "Guided partitioning doesnt set swap partition as active" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9363512:50
Mithrandirthom: that's evil wrt cron.daily running with --report12:51
thomMithrandir: yeah12:51
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thomit's not nice, but better than many thousand machines clobbering a mirror12:51
Mithrandirhiya Hobbsee 12:51
thomhey Hobbsee 12:52
maswanthom: locally, we have a 00-randomsleep cron.* job12:52
viviersfcjwatson, uswsusp <---- requires the swap partition to be active to allow hibernation to work. You can mark it as a feature cos Mithrandir said it will be in feisty + 112:53
thommaswan: yeah12:53
cjwatsonviviersf: that's nuts12:53
ograpitti, do you have an overview of the total size of all language packs anywhere ? or do i have to compute that myself from your table ? i still have ~350M free on the server-addon CD of edubuntu 12:53
cjwatsonwe should boot through a bootloader, not do crackful things like requiring an active swap partition12:53
cjwatsonon some systems I expect that that would render the main system unbootable12:54
pittiogra: sure, http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/langpack-size.txt12:54
maswanbecause some of the servers contacted by some cron jobs really don't appriciate hundreds of syncronised queries12:54
viviersfkay cjwatson 12:54
ograpitti, yes, that has no overall total ...12:54
pittiogra: why not?12:54
ograi want a sum at the bottom :)12:55
cjwatsonviviersf: also that's not true with current uswsusp according to the changelog12:55
viviersfhmmm12:55
pittiogra: just look in the last line ('zu')12:55
viviersfthe one in feisty moans about it sigh12:55
pittiogra: G+KSum12:55
cjwatsonoh, actually, not clear12:56
cjwatsonviviersf: exactly what is the error message, so that I can grep for it and beat up the correct bit of code?12:56
ograpitti, yes, that shows me the summary of the single language ... i want a summary of all langs :) i'll write a script ...12:56
pittiogra: no12:56
ograno ? 12:56
pittiogra: G+K  is Gnome+KDE of the *single* language12:56
ograargh, silly me ...12:57
pittiogra: ...Sum is the cumulative size of that language and all langs before that12:57
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pittiogra: IOW, we have 246220438 bytes of langpacks+input support it total12:57
ograyep, undestood now12:57
viviersfcjwatson, ok give a moment to disable that active nonsense and get it12:57
ograso that should only eat about 250M cd space 12:58
ograsounds like i can ship them all :)12:58
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pittiogra: heh, just use the regex magic then? :) (/^language-pack-[^-] +$/)12:59
pittiogra: same for gnome/kde, of course12:59
ograyeah12:59
viviersfcjwatson, suspend: Could not stat the resume device file01:00
pittiogra: well, just /^language-pack-/ is probably enough01:00
ograwell, i need to exclude the ones that we have in desktop already, germinate wont like duplication i guess01:00
viviersfcjwatson, when you run dpkg-reconfigure  uswsusp it moans about swap01:00
pittiogra: yep, maybe01:00
cjwatsonviviersf: ok, you misunderstood the error01:02
viviersfeh01:02
cjwatsonviviersf: it doesn't mean active as in "has the active flag set in the partition table"; it means active as in "has been swapon'ed"01:03
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asacpitti: redhat and novell committed to maintain 1.5.0.x for a while01:03
viviersfcjwatson, :( but the swap file is on :/01:04
cjwatsonviviersf: then it's a uswsusp problem01:04
viviersfk01:04
cjwatsonswap *file*? it may not be able to handle swap files01:04
cjwatsononly swap partitions01:04
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asacpitti: http://christopher.aillon.org/blog/2006/12/01:04
pittiasac: ah, thanks01:05
viviersfcjwatson, it gave an different error earlier, ill reinstall the thing and let you know01:05
cjwatsonviviersf: doesn't look like an installer problem, anyway01:05
viviersfyeh01:05
viviersfsoz01:05
cjwatsonogra: germinate couldn't care less about duplication; it warns but that's about it01:05
viviersfcjwatson, reject it then01:05
cjwatsonviviersf: already done. :)01:06
cjwatsonthanks for the clarification01:06
viviersfhah kay01:06
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ogracjwatson, would it install them in both targets even with the warning ? 01:06
ograor prefer one ?01:06
cjwatsonogra: it'll use the innermost (i.e. if something's in both minimal and standard, it'll only put it in standard), or if the two seeds in question don't have such a relationship (e.g. ship and live), it'll put it in both01:07
cjwatsoner, "it'll only put it in minimal", I should have said01:07
ograyep, understood 01:08
cjwatsonit's just the same as something from desktop depending on something that's already in standard, really01:08
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ograwell, add-on is slightly different ...01:08
pittiogra: I guess in your case it's similar to 'live' and 'ship', i. e. two distinct targets01:09
ograit doesnt depend on anything ... 01:09
ograi'll just add the regex, lets see what i get ;01:09
ogra)01:09
cjwatsonogra: sure it does01:09
cjwatsonsee the STRUCTURE file: ship-addon: boot minimal standard desktop server ship01:09
ograoh, ok01:10
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dholbachheno, TheMuso: do we want lsr 0.5.0 in for feisty? if so we'd need uvf exception for it01:25
dholbachogra: somebody already told you about (yet another) dia release? :-)01:26
ograhuh ?01:27
ograsigh01:27
ograi guess that has to wait until after beta01:27
dholbachogra: 0.96-pre901:28
mvotermitor: yes, its not ideal that the cron job runs at the same time for everybody01:29
ograMithrandir, ^^^ should i upgrade dia before or after beta ? 01:29
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viviersfis there a ppc version of feisty planned ?01:41
Hobbseeviviersf: cds?  if they fit01:42
viviersfhuh01:42
viviersfi see theres like sparc etc copies of herd 501:42
viviersfbut no powerpc01:42
cjwatsonsee cdimage.ubuntu.com/ports/01:43
viviersfthx01:45
Mithrandirogra: after.01:48
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ograMithrandir, thanks, thats what i thought01:55
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ograpitti, hey, bug 65028 should be fix released, shouldnt it ? i see the patch in the source ...02:01
UbugtuMalone bug 65028 in hal "doesn't dim screen on SONY VAIO (vgn FS215M / Z1 RMP) (regression)" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6502802:01
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cjwatsonMithrandir: what happened to the "later" milestone? I'd like to resurrect that02:08
Mithrandircjwatson: it's just deactivated, I'll reactivate it02:09
cjwatsonthanks02:09
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pittiogra: no idea; if it is, please close it; thank you!02:10
Mithrandircjwatson: done02:11
ograpitti, i think it is, i'll check twice and close ...02:11
cjwatsoncheers02:11
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raviI want to vote for wicd being in the repos02:14
Hobbseeravi: it's nto a vote.  there is no wand waving here.02:15
pittiMithrandir: I fixed the seven non-wishlist/non-needsinfo restricted-manager bugs; I deem two of them important for beta (broken X), the rest is more or less hardware detection fixes; how do you want to handle this?02:15
raviit's an awesome tool which has better flexibility, in my mind, than Network-Manager for specific scenarios such as hidden broadcasts, etc.02:15
Hobbseeravi: how about you package it for feisty+1, and then discuss it?02:16
Hobbseeravi: and get it into feisty+102:16
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UbugtuMalone bug 92524 in restricted-manager "Breaks X when disabling fglrx" [High,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9252402:17
raviHobbsee: not involved with the project whatsoever but I'll try to let someone know inside the project02:17
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pittiMithrandir: http://pastebin.ca/401529 is the complete debdiff02:19
Mithrandirpitti: which bugs are the broken X bugs?02:19
pittiMithrandir: bug 92849 and bug 93643, and (less dangerous) bug 9257302:20
UbugtuMalone bug 92849 in restricted-manager "Restricted drivers manager damages my xorg.conf [Nvidia Legacy Drivers] " [High,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9284902:20
UbugtuMalone bug 93643 in restricted-manager "changes manually set resolution" [High,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9364302:20
UbugtuMalone bug 92573 in restricted-manager "xorg.conf is updated before driver installation" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9257302:20
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BenCMithrandir: I saw nothing in debian/changelog that said gcc-4.1 was broken, so I thought nothing of it02:21
MithrandirBenC: so you didn't build and test the resulting binaries?02:21
BenCMithrandir: Still, grub cannot be rebuilt in feisty, and that's a problem, right?02:21
MithrandirBenC: yes, it's a problem, but I'm not going to let in a change which makes grub non-functional three days before beta. :-)02:22
BenCMithrandir: No, I only built it02:22
Mithrandirmy blood pressure is going to be high enough as it will be, thanks. :-P02:22
BenCMithrandir: lol, well, should it be dropped back down to gcc-3.4 since that was working before it got bumped to gcc-4.0?02:22
henodholbach: sure, it would be nice to have. How strict are the UVFs for universe?02:22
Hobbseeheno: not terribly.  2 ack's02:23
MithrandirBenC: that'd be better, yes.02:23
BenCMithrandir: Ok, I'll upload a new one for gcc-3.4, but feel free to put it on hold till after beta02:23
MithrandirBenC: sure, that's fine.02:24
BenCthe crashdump change isn't all that important02:24
Mithrandirpitti: debdiff, please?02:25
termitormvo_: you are the good personne , so you whant patch for have a randomise time of day of the cron of apt ?02:25
termitormvo_: it's possible include it in feisty or current release ?02:27
mvo_termitor: feisty may be a bit late, we are very close to the release already02:30
mvo_termitor: but thanks a lot of the offer do make a patch for it!02:30
pittiMithrandir: <pitti> Mithrandir: http://pastebin.ca/401529 is the complete debdiff02:31
Mithrandirpitti: ok, looks good.02:34
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henoogra: I can add some more Edubuntu winfoss if you want. I left out some nice ones like inkscape02:38
ograheno, inkscape wouold be cool, since we have the linux version on the same CD ... lets see how it looks after the next build if the langpack changes took effect02:39
ograthe *shold* be more than 50M free still, but i like proofs first ;)02:40
henoogra: oki, fyi inkscape is 16 mb02:40
ograok02:40
ograheno, after beta i think02:41
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mantienaHello all02:43
Hobbseehiya02:43
mantienadoko: hi, are you online ? I wanna talk about OOo maintaining02:43
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dokomantiena: don't talk, just fix bugs02:44
mantienadoko: :)02:45
Hobbseedoko: unless mantiena is here to talk about taking over OOo maintaining from you, of course?02:45
Hobbsee*g*02:45
mantienaHobbsee: bingo ;)02:46
Treenaks"Don't talk just fix" - Right Said Doko ? *hides*02:47
dokomantiena: any specific issues?02:47
mantienadoko: it seems Ubuntu seeks OOo maintainer pretty long time, at least on ubuntu.com/employment I see this  more than 3 months...02:48
mantienadoko: so, it seems you need help with maintaining, I'm right ?02:48
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henoogra: does one need a thin client setup to sensibly test the server CD?02:51
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tbfhi, accidently i've uploaded to upload.ubuntu.com, instead of uploading to revu.tauware.de (why doesn't point dput's config on revu by default?)02:52
mantienadoko: so, you need at least comaintainer or not ? ;)02:52
tbfso feel free to remove my vala crap :-)02:52
Hobbseetbf: you'll just get a declined message02:52
Hobbseetbf: it auto-rejects if you're not in the keyring02:53
Hobbseeor maybe you dont get a message - i dont remember02:53
tbfHobbsee: ok02:53
Hobbseetbf: because the default place to upload is to ubuntu - at least for developers02:53
dokomantiena: well, needing help and an open position are two different things, although they may be connected02:54
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mantiena;)02:54
tbfHobbsee: well. dunno which group is larget: motu-contribs or core-developers. but guess the default in that config file should be adjusted for the larger and less educated group ;-)02:55
Mithrandirtbf: just use a local .dput.cf ?02:55
tbfwell, but not here to argue02:55
tbfMithrandir: well, just slightly bitter 'cause i forgot to edit my file02:56
tbfMithrandir: but its possible and hopefully i'll remember now, if i should install dput on yet another machine02:56
Hobbseetbf: which is MOTU + Core dev.  it also says in the REVU howto about it, i'm sure.02:57
Hobbseeit certainly used to02:57
tbfHobbsee: yup. when installing dput on my desktop i remembered to change02:57
tbfbut then i decied to build on the notebook, which is faster - and there i forgot02:58
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ograheno, its helpful, but no requirement03:00
henook03:00
Mithrandirmvo_: can you do another run of the upgrade testing?03:00
mvo_Mithrandir: yes, thanks for the reminder03:01
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mantienacjwatson: hi, I've reported bug about not working virtual consoles in LiveCD,  you told me, that I should  show it to you and you will fix it before beta, so, look at bug #9292803:07
UbugtuMalone bug 92928 in casper "casper corrupts virtual consoles creation events (/etc/event.d/tty1 - tty6) " [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9292803:07
ograhrm ... when was this notification bubble for share desktop added ? is the a way to supress that ? 03:07
pittiMithrandir: thanks for the review, uploaded03:07
ogra*there03:08
ogra(thin-client-manager has a function to export your desktop to the whole classroom ... everythime i use it me and indeed all other users as well get that popup warning on the shared screen)03:09
cjwatsonmantiena: no, please don't misrepresent what I said03:10
cjwatsonmantiena: I said:03:10
cjwatson19:51 <cjwatson> please let me know the bug number once you file it (or find an existing one) and I'll ensure it's milestoned for beta03:10
cjwatsonI did NOT say that I would personally fix it.03:10
cjwatsonmantiena: also please don't nominate bugs for feisty when feisty is the current development trunk. It means nothing and is a waste of effort.03:11
cjwatsonbugs are "nominated" (or equivalent) for the current development trunk by default03:12
asacMithrandir: ping? -> pm03:12
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mantienacjwatson: ok, so, please ensure, that this bug will be milestoned for beta ;) Btw, what you think about reducing numbe of virtual text consoles to 2 ar 3 ? Noone needs 6 virtual consoles on Desktop live CD, they are using RAM, which is very important when you use Ubuntu from Live CD, sometimes even installer crashes if there are less than 256 RAM (for example when computer has video controler, which uses main memory)03:16
mantienas/numbe/number03:16
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cjwatsonmantiena: they use a whole 4KB of non-shared RAM. I don't care.03:18
mantienacjwatson: only 4 kb  how you are counting ?03:19
cjwatsonrss minus shared03:20
cjwatsonlooks like a one-liner in casper03:23
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Mithrandirseb128: control-center, vte, do you want those in for beta?03:27
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seb128Mithrandir: control center is a 3 lines change, would be nice to have (and it only modify a capplet, not likely to break anything)03:28
Mithrandirseb128: ok, accepted.03:29
seb128Mithrandir: the vte upload fixes a crasher, a refresh bug on desktop switching that several people complained about an another bug, up to you to know if you are happy with the changes or prefer to get them after beta03:29
seb128the changes come from upstream (SVN or bugzilla) and they don't break the world on my desktop03:29
mantienacjwatson: btw, what you think if I will attach patch, which fixes bug #25496 ? it's very simple patch - just add one function - parse_cmdline() from Debian's casper, this function just exports TORAM, TODISK and some other variables if toram, todisk or some other boot parms are specified on startup03:32
UbugtuMalone bug 25496 in casper "toRam or copy2Ram (run ubuntu live from ram)" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/2549603:32
mantienait seems someone forgot to stole this function from Debian,  in latest merge03:33
cjwatsonI would have no opinion on the subject. I only hack casper when I need to - I'm not the maintainer03:35
mantienacjwatson: oh, sorry, I though, that you are one of comaintainers03:35
cjwatsonlike I say, just when I need to be03:37
cjwatsonwhich is basically when it affects the installer03:37
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mantienacjwatson: so, who is main maintainer ? ;) tfheen or mdz or .. ?03:38
cjwatson<cjwatson@cairhien ~/src/ubuntu/casper/bzr/casper>$ grep Maintainer: debian/control03:40
cjwatsonMaintainer: Tollef Fog Heen <tfheen@ubuntu.com>03:40
cjwatsonseems very simple to discover ;-)03:40
twbI'm trying to make upstart do Bad Things.  #upstart is dead; anyone here wanna talk about it?03:43
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bddebianHeya03:46
twbbddebian: good day.03:48
bddebianHello twb03:48
mantienacjwatson: thanks03:49
BenCKernel Team meeting in 10 minutes in #ubuntu-meeting for those interested, agenda is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/Meeting03:50
mantienatwb: I already forced upstart to do Bad Things on sunday ;)03:50
twbmantiena: I want an init.d script to be able to ask the user for confirmation.  This worked on Knoppix; the same script doesn't work under Edgy.  I think upstart is connecting the script's input to /dev/null instead of /dev/console.03:51
twb...which makes sense for an async init manager, but I don't know how to work around it.03:51
Mithrandiruse usplash for user interaction.03:53
twbMithrandir: it's prompting for confirmation before erasing a hard disk, and usplash is not installed.03:53
Mithrandirinstall usplash, then? :-P03:53
Mithrandiranyway, afk for a bit.03:53
twbI *can* install it, but I'd prefer not to bloat the image any further.03:53
twbThe script itself is visible here: http://twb.ath.cx/~twb/scratch/knoppix-pers/debian/init.d03:54
twb...so yeah, usplash is only for output; it can't get input from the user, right?03:55
mantienatwb: sorry, I never tried to do interactive boot scripts ...03:57
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twbYeah...03:58
twbHow is the install program started on the alternate CD?03:58
twbMaybe I should be doing whatever it's doing03:58
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mantienatwb: simply press enter04:16
twbmantiena: I don't understand.04:16
mantienatwb: to start installation with alternate CD simply press enter04:17
twbI think you misunderstand.  I'm asking how the program that listens for that enter is launched04:17
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mantienatwb: sorry, it seems I don't understood you :(04:18
twbI'll just download the alternate CD and grovel through it04:19
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iwjOK, I give up.  Can anyone tell me what writes /etc/ppp/peers/ppp0 if you set up a dialup connection in System Administration / Networking ?04:31
twbiwj: pump(8)?  Just a guess./04:31
iwjI straced network-admin and it didn't touch the file so presumably there's a wild goose chase of plumbing through daemons I could follow ...04:31
iwjpump ?  No, that's definitely not relevant.04:31
twbSorry, I dunno then.04:31
iwjI've also grepped the source for gnome-system-tools04:32
cjwatsontwb: the alternate install CD is its own little Linux distribution04:33
cjwatsontwb: it's probably not applicable - doesn't use upstart, for a start04:33
twbcjwatson: I see; thank you for telling me.04:34
cjwatsontwb: you probably want the INPUTENTER command in usplash, but I think it didn't work right in Edgy. Ben fixed some things along those lines in Feisty04:34
twbHmm.  Well, I'll try Feisty if this Etch/casper image doesn't DTRT04:35
cjwatsonhmm, isn't there an upstart knob to avoid stdin being /dev/null?04:35
twbI don't know.04:35
cjwatson'console owner', I think04:36
twbAh, OK.04:36
cjwatsonin the relevant upstart job04:36
cjwatsonoh, no, sorry, that's stdout and stderr04:37
mdzMithrandir: the compiz patch is not critical for beta, but it's trivial and worth rolling in with other pending uploads04:37
gpocentekMithrandir: does http://tiber.tauware.de/~gauvain/xfce-mcs-plugins.debdiff look sane for an upload?04:37
twbDarn.04:37
twbSee, the persistence thing really needs to run and set up the disk before mysql and apache start.04:37
cjwatsonhonestly, I'd e-mail Scott. ;-)04:38
gpocentekcjwatson, mdz, any chance to have a look at bug #88470 and bug #88472 ?04:38
UbugtuMalone bug 88470 in goffice "[UVF]  goffice 0.3.5 -> 0.3.7" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8847004:38
UbugtuMalone bug 88472 in gnumeric "[UVF]  gnumeric 1.7.6 -> 1.7.8" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8847204:38
gpocentekI'd like to have them in the beta if possible04:39
mdzgpocentek: new upstream versions from experimental would require a solid rationale at the last moment before beta04:40
mdzlike fixing showstopper bugs04:40
gpocentekmdz: we use the experimental packages since edgy, and the new tarballs provide a bunch of bugfixes04:41
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mdzgpocentek: this should have been uncontroversial at the time when you filed it; the process says to email Tollef and Colin (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess)04:44
mdzgpocentek: maybe tollef didn't see it because it was filed in launchpad04:45
gpocentekmdz: right, I missed that part of the wiki page :/04:45
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ardchoilleI just built a .deb package of Tile World: http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tworld/  How would I go about getting it added to the repos?04:55
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ograardchoille, ask in #ubuntu-motu :)04:56
ardchoilleogra: Thank you :) 04:56
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RiddellSeveas: the text on the kubuntu usplash is still black on black during the CD self-check05:06
_ionNow what's wrong with African-American text on an African-American background? Are you a racist?05:07
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kwwiiSeveas: Riddell just mentioned that the usplash still has black text (on the black bg) during the CD self-check, how can I fix that?05:12
pittikwwii, Seveas: FYI, I applied Seveas' palette patches to usplash-theme-ubuntu and xubuntu-artwork this morning; edubuntu was already applied, I didn't have a patch for Kubuntu05:13
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kwwiipitti: I think Riddell included it already05:15
kwwiiI'm fetching the current stuff but it is taking forever :-(05:15
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iwjWho makes a decision on promotions from multiverse to restricted ?  I take it the requirements are MIR plus additional justification ?05:27
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kwwiidholbach: did those usplash patches make it into launchpad?05:29
ograkwwii, pitti added them according to feisty-changes 05:30
ograkwwii, this morning ...05:30
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dholbachkwwii: I don't know when you asked me to change them05:40
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ograkwwii, pittis upload which added the patches was usplash-theme-ubuntu_0.13 ... the current ubuntu iso still seems to have the 0.12 version on it05:42
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kwwiidholbach: I didn't know about it till afterwards... pitti just mentioned that he applied them is all :-)05:52
kwwiiogra: I was wondering why I cannot see them in launchpad is all05:53
henokwwii: could you send me some SVGs or PNGs with transparency for the latest Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Edubuntu logos (as used in usplash and GDM)? I should update the winfoss artwork at some point05:53
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kwwiiheno: yepp, I'll do that right away so I don't forget this time :-)05:54
henoheh, ok05:54
henothanks05:54
ograkwwii, lots of positive feedback about the edubuntu artwork btw :)05:54
ograpeople are very imprressed by gdm, usdplash and the gnome splash05:55
ograsigh, and i really need a new keyboard05:55
kwwiiogra: cool! good to hear :-)05:56
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keescookmornin'05:56
dholbachhey keescook05:56
keescookhiya dholbach!05:56
pittihi keescook 05:58
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keescookhi pitti!05:58
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geserhi keescook06:09
keescookhiya geser :)06:09
stratusogra: hey06:12
kwwiiheno: pics sent :-)06:13
henothanks!06:14
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thommvo/cjwatson: http://www.stdlib.net/~colmmacc/2005/10/05/the-dos-and-donts-of-software-mirroring/ for something one of my colleagues wrote on the whole random updating thing06:31
mvothom: thanks!06:32
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Seveaskwwii, has the CD been rebuilt?06:34
kwwiiSeveas: yes, I think that kubuntu has been rebuilt since the patch went in06:35
Seveaskwwii, are you on amd64?06:35
kwwiiRiddell mentioned the problem to me, but I am not sure what I can do about it - the entries look good as they are I think06:35
kwwiiSeveas: nope, i386...but I did not have the problem :-)06:36
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Seveasah06:36
RiddellSeveas: this is today's CD06:38
SeveasRiddell, which resolution does the CD check use?06:39
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RiddellSeveas: I've no idea06:43
RiddellSeveas: I also got it on the reboot message06:43
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pittimvo: can you please actually upload update-manager-core for bug 92875, so that I have something to accept? :)06:49
UbugtuMalone bug 92875 in update-manager "Server upgrade tool needs backported update-manager-core" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9287506:49
mvopitti: Subject: update-manager-core_0.56~edgy1_source.changes is NEW06:50
mvopitti: :)06:50
pittimvo: ah, I see06:50
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Tonio_dholbach: since it is a uvf exception should I 1ubuntu1 the package ?06:50
mvopitti: thanks a lot for the fast reaction on this!06:50
dholbachTonio_: no, syncing is fine, just needs uvf approval06:51
Tonio_okay06:51
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pittisiretart: ping06:53
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siretartpitti: yes?06:53
pittisiretart: I see two libaqbanking uploads from you06:54
pittisiretart: (in edgy-proposed)06:54
SeveasRiddell, my laptop crashed testing usplash. Could you please repeat what you said after 'I also get it during reboot'?06:54
siretartpitti: yes, Mithrandir told me to reupload, because I used a wrong versioning scheme in the first run06:55
pittisiretart: but (a) it contains unrelated changes in debian/control which are not suitable for edgy, and (b) this should be 3build1, not 3ubuntu1 -- it has no source modifications after all06:55
siretartpitti: oddly, both didn't show up in ubuntu/edgy/+queue06:55
pittisiretart: or 3build1~prop1 for -proposed and -3build1 for -updates06:56
siretartpitti: yes, a rebuild of the package fixes the reported segfaults. at least on my test system06:56
SeveasRiddell, I just tested it, nice blue text on black background here06:56
siretartpitti: ok. I'll reupload then with the issues fixed06:56
pittisiretart: danke06:56
pittisiretart: (please use edgy's dpkg; we didn't test XSBC-Original-Maintainer with the Edgy package tools)06:57
pittiwould be too bad to have adept, aptitude or whatever stumble over an unknown field06:57
siretartoh06:58
siretartokay. willdo06:58
pittiwhich they probably won't, but let's be paranoid for stables :)06:58
siretartthis should be documented then on the wiki06:58
pittiit is06:58
siretartoh06:58
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pitti'make no unrelated changes' or so06:58
pittisiretart: no, it's great to have people care about stables, I just want to direct their efforts a bit :)06:59
siretart:)06:59
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pittimvo: u-m-core is Section: admin in edgy/NEW and gnome in feisty; I take it that it should be changed to admin in feisty as well?07:08
RiddellSeveas: I didn't say anything after07:08
pittimvo: also, will you eventually split the source in feisty as well?07:08
RiddellSeveas: how do I test it?07:08
SeveasRiddell, in the usplash source there's a usplash-test.sh07:09
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Seveassudo ./usplash-test.ch -v07:09
Seveasthe -v is for verbose - with text :)07:09
tsmithehi: i'm waiting on enblend and wired in NEW, which have been there since (before) FeatureFreeze. how likely is it that they will be in? UbuntuStudio would really appreciate it if they were. i'm assuming that since they were uploaded before the freeze took place, we won't need an exception. am i right?07:10
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siretartpitti: (re)uploaded07:14
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RiddellSeveas: when I do that the text on the left is a very dark green, near black07:17
pittisiretart: beautiful; accepted07:17
SeveasRiddell, which architecture?07:17
RiddellSeveas: i386 and amd6407:17
RiddellSeveas: can you send me your usplash-theme-kubuntu.c again07:17
Seveassure07:18
mvopitti: yes, it should be changed in feisty as well. I don't think I will split the source in feisty07:18
siretartpitti: w00t :)07:18
pittimvo: update-manager-core/main/gnome/OPTIONAL' binary overridden in feisty/i38607:20
pittimvo: (to 'admin')07:20
SeveasRiddell, sent to jriddell@u.c07:20
mvopitti: thanks07:20
stratusogra: http://people.debian.org/~stratus/bzr/stratus-ltspfs/07:22
stratusogra: feedback is appreciated.07:22
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keescookMithrandir: should I open a bug for the libwpd feisty UVF/Beta exception that doko also emailed about?07:30
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j-bHello !07:38
j-bI am looking for someone from the TOMU Team07:38
j-bMOTU Media it is /D07:39
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LaserJockj-b: the #ubuntu-motu channel would be the place to ask07:40
j-bLaserJock: thanks07:40
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ograstratus, looks cool, my problem is that my usbfloppy isnt liked by the kernel, so i can hardly test it ... i'll oook deeper into it after beta is out ...07:43
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stratusogra: np, i've carefully tested that. I'm sure there's a set of usbfloppies supported07:44
stratusogra: at least those who identify itself as floppy07:44
stratusogra: the other hunk not related with the udev rules is needed for the floppy icon and a sane device naming scheme07:44
ogramine does, but the kernel gets into an endless loop and adds floppies over and over until i unplug07:45
ograstratus, also make sure sbalneav takes a look at it to make sure there is nothing clashing, he implemented all the other floppy stuff 07:46
stratusit has the interface attribute declaredas floppy?07:46
stratuss/declaredas/declared as/07:46
ograit just checks if a device is fd(n)07:47
stratusisn't him subscribed to pkg-ltsp-devel? I've filed a wishlist bug with that information since vagrantc asked me to do so07:47
ograi dont think he is ... 07:47
ograping him in #edubuntu or #ltsp  :)07:48
stratus:)07:48
stratusabout the device check, do you check only if it's fd yeah but I've introduced the interface attribute check for usb floppies07:49
stratususb floppies also use sd* devices like usb (block) stuff07:50
ograyep07:51
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ograi just want to be sure we dont clash with the finally resulting floppy device ... i.e. if you have a builtin floppy and put in a usb floppy as well (for copying or whatever)07:52
ograanyway, i have to vanish again, bbl07:52
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stratusogra: impossible to clash since usbfloppies are floppy<letter> (sd*) and regular floppies are floppy<number> (fd*)07:55
stratusogra: see you.07:55
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cjwatsonRiddell: is there a way to create a named QHBoxLayout (or equivalent) in qt4 designer?07:56
cjwatsonRiddell: I can't get it to stick - even if I edit a name into the .ui by hand, designer removes it again07:57
cjwatsonand it replaced <widget class="QWidget" name="foo"><layout class="HBoxLayout">...</layout></widget> with just <layout>...</layout>07:57
cjwatsonI just want to have an empty box I can fill up in code later07:58
Riddellcjwatson: it doesn't seem to like doing that, you need to create a named QFrame and create the layout at run time07:58
cjwatsonoh, a frame, ok08:00
cjwatsonI can't decide whether I dislike glade-3 or designer-qt4 more08:01
cjwatsonor maybe a named QWidget, I guess08:02
Riddellthe UI styles of glade and designer have swapped around with the new versions08:02
Riddellyes, a QWidget is fine too08:02
cjwatsonheh, yeah, I noticed that08:02
cjwatsonI think I prefer old-designer / new-glade08:03
twbWhat packages provide upstart jobs?08:04
Riddellthe lots of windows style would be better if window managers could handle raising and hiding all windows at once08:04
twbRiddell: they can't?08:04
cjwatsontwb: I don't think any do yet08:05
cjwatsonreplacement-initscripts got deferred08:05
twb(map raise (windows (current-screen)))08:05
twbcjwatson: presumably only the sysvinit compat package, then08:05
cjwatson$ dlocate /etc/event.d/ | cut -d: -f1 | sort -u08:06
cjwatsonsystem-services08:06
cjwatsonupstart08:06
cjwatsonupstart-compat-sysv08:06
cjwatsonupstart-logd08:06
cjwatsonRiddell: (I'm trying to fix a few infelicities in the ubiquity KDE advanced partitioner before beta)08:06
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Riddellcjwatson: let me know if you need me to test anything08:10
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Riddellcjwatson: the new oem-installer works (and looks) great08:10
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twbI was impressed to discover that Debian have a graphical (GTK2-based) installer that fits on a 30MB install CD08:17
cjwatsonRiddell: thanks08:18
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cjwatsontwb: yeah, we went down that road for some time before starting with ubiquity (I was fairly involved in it for a bit) but eventually decided that it just wasn't possible to get that type of generated UI working as well as a custom-designed one08:19
cjwatsontwb: we may yet include it as an option, though personally I still think it's pretty roug08:19
twb"generated"?08:19
cjwatsonrough08:19
cjwatsonall d-i UIs work by having client code (confmodules) send commands to a debconf implementation using the debconf protocol, and then having debconf work out what sort of UI it thinks needs to be displayed based on the questions that have been asked08:20
cjwatsonso rather than the UI being laid out by hand, debconf says "oh, you want to ask two string questions and a boolean question, ok, *splat*"08:21
cjwatsonit's functional, and pretty efficient in terms of code reuse, but it doesn't tend to look great08:21
twbIt does make things significantly easier for highly distributed, modular maintenance.08:21
twbRight.08:22
cjwatsonto do it properly, you need to go through and write plugins for the common UI elements, like the partitioner08:22
cjwatsonbut nobody has done that yet, and there are still some little bits of infrastructure needed (implementation of Debconf-Frontend field for udebs in libd-i)08:22
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LaserJockcjwatson: does ubiquity have enough modularity for downstreams to add their own "pages"?08:24
cjwatsonLaserJock: not easily, although I consider that a bug08:24
cjwatsonyou could do it, but you'd have to hack the frontends very carefully :(08:24
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LaserJockhow's the installer team going?08:25
cjwatsond-i's a lot easier and more stable for that kind of thing08:25
cjwatsoncouple of contributors, though not nearly as big as I'd like08:25
LaserJockI wish I had more time and knowledge for that kind of thing08:25
LaserJockit's pretty fascinating08:25
twbLooks like there is not upstart equivalent of dh_installinit yet.08:26
cjwatsontwb: fwiw, ubiquity does use a fair bit of d-i code - I definitely want to take advantage of collaborative maintenance where I can08:27
twbSuppose, say, apache was started by an event.d instead of an init.d job.  How would the sysadmin say "don't start apache on boot"?  What's the equivalent of update-rc.d or rcconf?08:27
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_ionCurrently commenting the line 'start on ...' in /etc/event.d/apache, but AFAIK some kind of "profiles" support is being planned.08:28
twbOK, so it's coming but not yet here.08:29
_iontwb: http://upstart.ubuntu.com/wiki/Profiles08:30
cjwatsonLaserJock: as far as knowledge goes, I'm happy to help new folks out in their areas of interest08:31
twbIn debian/rules, how can I tell if the target system is Ubuntu vs. Debian?08:32
twbBUILD_SYSTEM?08:33
twbOh, lsb_release --short --id08:33
twb(looking through the casper diff.gz)08:33
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RiddellSeveas: I changed the text forground colour to the same as the success colour, that fixes it fine08:47
RiddellMithrandir: new kubuntu-default-settings uploaded for usplash text colour problem08:48
SeveasRiddell, odd but if that fixes it: great!08:48
twbIs there an Emacs major mode for editing event.d files?08:48
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Mithrandirgpocentek: yes, I believe so.09:03
spikeI've had a look at launchpad but couldnt find anything similar so I'm referring to the debian bug, which I'm experiencing on feisty: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=41194909:04
UbugtuDebian bug 411949 in nvidia-kernel-source "nvidia-kernel-source: Version fails to build using linux-image-2.6.20-1-k7" [Normal,Open]  09:04
spikehopefully someone can point me in the right direction to get that working09:04
spikeuhm, wow09:05
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spikeI'm rolling my own kernel, dunno if that matters09:05
spikebut the error is exactly the same09:05
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Burgworkspike: you get the error with a stock kernel?09:16
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MithrandirRiddell: I'll take a look, thanks.09:16
spikeBurgwork: nope, I'm rolling one from vanilla kernels 'cause there's a problem with stock kernels and wifi stack09:16
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spikeBurgwork: it seems that disabling paravirtualization supports does the job,I dont really need it on this box09:17
Burgworkspike: if you are using a vanilla kernel, it is bug that goes there, not in LP09:18
mjg59spike: If you're building vanilla kernels, you're on your own09:18
mjg59Well, to be honest, if you're rebuilding anything you're pretty much on your own09:18
spikefair enough, being the same problem also happening on stock kernels I thought I could ask in here. anyway, nm. ta for the input09:20
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Burgworkspike: we barely have time for stock bugs, let alone wierd stuff like that09:21
spikeagree, again, fair point no probs09:21
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twbcjwatson: I worked out a dirty hack to let my init.d script talk to the user09:25
twbcjwatson: sed --in-place "1iconsole output" /etc/event.d/rcS09:26
twbcjwatson: I'll just stick with that until replacement-initscripts has been actioned09:27
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markoaWho can I talk to regarding a SoC idea?09:52
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markoaThe one at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultipleComputersSynchronization09:52
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bluefoxicyman.09:58
bluefoxicyhal.pp.fishpool.fi what the hell is this09:59
mjg59A hostname09:59
bluefoxicyI'm showing afs3-fileserver port 7000 connections to this server constantly in ntop, from my ubuntu machine.  (ntop is showing me a LOT of strange activity)09:59
mjg59Uh.10:00
mjg597000 is usually IRC.10:00
bluefoxicywell I'm not connected to any irc servers on port 700010:00
mjg59Well, it's an IRC server.10:01
mjg59Connected to hal.pp.fishpool.fi.10:01
mjg59Escape character is '^] '.10:01
mjg59:damocles.esper.net NOTICE AUTH :*** Looking up your hostname...10:01
mjg59Anything else is your problem.10:01
bluefoxicyhmm10:01
bluefoxicynods.  I've still not figured out this google-analytics thing either but that's probably built-in firefox spyware.10:02
Mithrandirno, it's not.10:02
bluefoxicyfirefox says connecting to google-analytics a lot :/  has google taken over the internet while I was /away?10:03
mjg59...10:03
Mithrandirbluefoxicy: you could, like, google for google analytics?10:03
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MithrandirRiddell: why are you shipping backup files in the kubuntu-default-settings source package??10:04
Mithrandirs/.$//10:04
cjwatsonbluefoxicy: and moreover you appear to be connected to espernet, so ...10:06
cjwatson(different nick, but my second guess was correct)10:06
bluefoxicycjwatson: nods, I probably set it to connect on 7000 some time 1000 years ago and don't remember.  The host name and ntop's afs3 thing was throwing me off.  I've got connections out on tons of weird ports, but I'm guessing it may be Web scripts like google-analytics contacting http://someserver:3814/ or such.10:07
_ion% getent hosts irc.esper.net | while read ipaddr host; do getent hosts "$ipaddr"; done10:07
_ion213.157.66.81   hal.pp.fishpool.fi10:07
bluefoxicyI guess it's not Ubuntu, but just the Internet that has all kinds of weird connections on it10:07
cjwatsonbluefoxicy: I'd suggest panicking less, as a general rule10:08
bluefoxicyI'm probing, not panicking.  There's a hole in my knowledge of wtf's going on.10:08
cjwatsondon't probe on #ubuntu-devel.10:08
cjwatsongoing "what the hell is this" on the development channel for your operating system constitutes panicking.10:09
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bddebianWhat about probing bluefoxicy on -devel? :-)10:17
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cjwatsonI'd rather not, thanks all the same10:18
bddebian:-)10:18
markoaEr is there anyone here who's a potential mentor for SoC, or coordinator... or am I asking on the wrong place?10:19
Mithrandirmarkoa: yes, there are several people in here who have signed up as mentors.10:21
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Burgworkmarkoa: what is your specific question about mentoring?>10:25
LaserJockwe seem kinda light on projects? didn't we have a lot more last year? or am I remembering wrong10:26
markoaBurgwork, not really about mentoring... I'm looking for someone to ask/talk to about the file synchronization and sharing proposal? Is that of higher priority anyway, because I it seems to me that the people subscribed to the launchpad spec are "just" packagers / ...?10:26
ajmitchLaserJock: light on suggestions, you mean?10:27
LaserJockajmitch: yeah10:27
ajmitchI suspect that people think the list of suggestions is fixed, and shouldn't be added to10:27
ajmitchor something like that10:27
Burgworkyep10:28
LaserJocklooks like we had 83 last year10:29
ajmitchgrab a few ideas from last year then10:29
bhalehi10:29
Burgworkbhale: !10:29
bhaleBurgwork: duder10:29
ajmitchhello bhale 10:29
Burgworkmarkoa: are you looking to add ideas or be mentored10:30
Burgwork?10:30
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markoaBurgwork, discuss that idea, as in to set the scope and goals clearly... and hopefully be mentored.10:31
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Burgworkah10:31
Burgworkyou can edit the idea/spec on the wiki10:31
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markoasomeone, a potential mentor, would respond somehow?10:34
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twbFailed to fetch http://apt-proxy:9999/ubuntu-security/dists/edgy-security/main/binary-i386/Packages.bz2  MD5Sum mismatch10:35
twbThat error is the bane of my existence.10:35
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keescooktwb: apt-proxy is a disaster.10:36
twbYeah.10:36
keescookI just use squid.  :P  it's better than nothing.  :)10:36
ajmitchkeescook: and yet I persist in using it for some reason10:36
twbThe author of apt-cache is at my local LUV, he always goes on about it10:36
keescookajmitch: you're special!  :)10:36
ajmitchkeescook: very spethial10:36
MithrandirI just use a fast DSL, but that solution might not work for everybody..10:36
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keescookMithrandir: heheh10:36
ajmitchMithrandir: not when some of us have a 30GB monthly data cap10:36
twbMithrandir: I'm repeatedly installing the same package over and over, because I'm building live cds10:37
Mithrandirtwb: then I'd have a local mirror, but that might just be me.10:37
twbSo e.g. apache2 might be installed a dozen times in one day.10:37
keescookMithrandir: there are a few big fixes in the delta between unstable and feisty atm.  They're mostly crash fixes (and translations), but I'd love it if we could get a sync.  is there any chance of that?10:37
twbMithrandir: well yes, but there's no need for a FULL local mirror.  apt-proxy mirrors stuff on an as-needed basis.10:37
keescookMithrandir: (in mysql)10:38
twbkeescook: in what pa- ah10:38
Mithrandirkeescook: oh, that's main, post-beta at least?10:38
keescookMithrandir: that'd be fine; I just want to make sure it doesn't get lost.  Should I open a bug and mile-stone it to 7.04?10:39
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Mithrandirkeescook: yes, please.10:39
Mithrandirand please paste a bit of the irc conversation so I don't go "huh?" in a week.  Or just add the rationale.10:39
markoaGuys ah one more question... I sent an application to GNOME. It's a proposal for a new program. I'm not sure how appropriate that was actually. A metadata-based document browser... I think it is something which would be very useful to all users. Would Ubuntu consider such an application as a possible SoC project perhaps?10:40
sneakumsmarkoa: have you seen http://www.gnome.org/projects/tracker/ - i think it's slated for inclusion in gnome 2.2010:42
Burgworkmarkoa: got a link to the spec?10:42
Burgworksneakums: tracker is very very iffy10:42
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sneakumsiffier than beagle?10:42
Burgworksneakums: tracker does less and uses less10:43
markoahere it is: http://marko.anastasov.name/docs/document_browser_gsoc_proposal.pdf10:46
markoasneakums, yes it would be based on Tracker10:47
Mithrandirmarkoa: I'd be at least happy to look at proposals for the "automatic synchronisation of folders" idea.10:48
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markoaMithrandir, I'm the author of USBSink (http://usbsink.sourceforge.net), so I have some experience about this...10:49
Burgworkmarkoa: I would look into conduit10:50
Burgworkhttp://www.conduit-project.org/10:50
MithrandirBurgwork: IMO, tying it to a desktop is very wrong.10:51
_ion"Does less"? Tracker has this whole concept of functioning as a generic metadata database for applications.10:51
Mithrandir(I'd want to use something like it for publishing images, for instance.)10:51
markoaBurgwork, I understand conduit as a program mainly for specific types of data, such as bookmarks etc10:51
Burgwork_ion: tracker is mostly a bunch of useless marketing words strung together. Tell me that when it actually does stuiff10:51
BurgworkMithrandir: fair enough. But integration into the desktop is also nice10:51
MithrandirBurgwork: oh, sure, integration is nice too, but it needs to work from the command line too.10:52
BurgworkMithrandir: depends entirely on your goals. conduits goals are to provide a graphically easy way to connect disparate data sources10:53
_ionburgwork: Well, it has done stuff for ages, but support for it needs to be added to applications.10:53
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markoaBurgwork, tracker is not really supposed to do stuff, but to provide means for applications10:54
Burgwork_ion: if tracker actually does stuff, then somebody needs to tell jamie to market it that way10:54
_ionYou could say the same about PostgreSQL, until someone writes a program that uses PostgreSQL.10:54
Burgworklots of people are rather annoyed with Jamie's inability to actually say "Tracker does X"10:54
_ion"A bunch of useless marketing words strung together. It doesn't do stuff."10:54
BurgworkI could point you at the huge thread about tracker, with jamie constantly saying the same junk about metadata10:55
Burgworkrather than "I can categorize albums easier" or "I can find stuff easier"10:55
markoahm yeah on d-d-l... it was quite early, there were no applications yet, true10:55
_ionSo tracker sucks because you feel its main author doesn't express himself the way you'd prefer.10:56
_ionThe actual code doesn't matter, of course.10:56
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sladenkwwii: I love the new OOo orangified splash10:57
kwwiisladen: thanks :-)10:58
MithrandirBurgwork: does conduit do many-many-synchronisation or just two-way?10:58
LaserJockme two10:58
LaserJocktoo10:58
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Lurekwwii: will we get blue OOo splash for Kubuntu?11:02
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markoaMithrandir, condiut can do one-to-many synchronization11:04
kwwiiLure: I have one done, if we can use it (not sure if it is possible to use two different splash's)11:04
BurgworkMithrandir: I am not entirely certain11:04
Lurekwwii: yep, this might be an issue - there is -kde package, not sure if splash can be customized there11:06
kwwiiLure: if someone looks into the technical part it is ready :-)11:07
Lurekwwii: I am not sure if I am brave enough to build OOo myself ;-)11:07
kwwii;-)11:08
LaserJockLure: don't think you want to stretch your newly minted MOTU wings on OOo? ;-)11:09
MithrandirLure: running debian/rules clean only takes a bit more time than a full apache2 build.  It's not that bad.11:11
jdongkeescook: ping, oh great security overlord11:12
LureMithrandir: ;-)11:12
keescookjdong: :) pong, sup?11:12
jdongkeescook: what's the status of clamav in our supported distros?11:12
MithrandirLure: seriously though, the ooo build system is big and a bit scary, but it's quite neat when you get to know it.11:12
jdongkeescook: there seems to be some unrest in bugs like bug 53856...11:12
UbugtuMalone bug 53856 in clamav "ClamAV-Daemon Out of date" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5385611:12
jdongare there any outstanding vulns, etc?11:13
keescookjdong: yeah, I outlined the state of clamav on u-devel last week, I think.11:13
jdongah, ok11:13
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LureMithrandir: I still recall doko's t-shirt from uds-mtv: I build OOo, do you? ;-)11:13
keescookthere might be one outstanding vuln; I haven't checked.11:13
MithrandirLure: heh.  I did build it on my laptop in Mataro, actually.  It only took about 12-ish hours, iirc.11:14
Nafallo"only" ;-)11:14
Nafallohi all :-)11:14
ajmitchhello Nafallo 11:14
MithrandirNafallo: yes, and this was 1.x.11:15
keescookjdong: ah! it was on u-motu: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2007-March/001440.html11:15
Nafallo:-)11:15
markoaHas anyone read the proposal linked above? Does it make sense as a Ubuntu project?11:15
jdongkeescook: ok, thanks, that answers most of my questions :)11:16
keescookjdong: great; let me know if have any other questions about it.  I'd love to see the library-tester thingy I mention; with that I'd likely start doing full-version updates.11:18
jdongkeescook: that thing sounds like heaven; Backports would benefit greatly from such a tool too11:19
ajmitchkeescook: what does this tester do? check for ABI changes?11:19
keescookajmitch: yeah, that'd be the goal; I'm sure something like this exists, I just haven't had the time to dig it up.11:20
markoaMithrandir, my doubts regarding the file sync idea are whether it is supposed to work only over a local network?11:21
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Mithrandirmarkoa: I'd want it to work primarily over a local network, yes.11:22
Mithrandir(but with possibility for disconnected operations, for instance)11:23
markoaMithrandir, ok, because the wiki also includes use cases about global transfers.11:23
markoaMithrandir, disconnected operations?11:24
Mithrandirmarkoa: as in, I want to be able to add a file, remove another, change a third when I'm on a plane, then log onto my workstation do some other changes there and stuff should Just Work when I plug my laptop into the network.11:25
Riddellkwwii: doko may know if it's possible to have an openoffice kde splash11:25
markoaMithrandir, I see.11:26
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jdongMithrandir: can I ask for a quick backport of KTorrent Feisty to Edgy and Dapper to close the security vulnerability in the backports version of KTorrent?11:35
jdong(the main version already has security fix; this is solely for the backports repo users)11:36
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Mithrandirjdong: bug #?11:38
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jdongMithrandir: bug 9117411:47
UbugtuMalone bug 91174 in edgy-backports "KTorrent security issue with releases <2.1.2 (Breezy - Feisty)" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9117411:47
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Mithrandirjdong: I'll do it in the morning, it's midnight here now.11:54
jdongok, sure11:54
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YokoZarCould someone tell me the current version of libgphoto2-2 in Edgy?  I'm having users complain that I built my Wine package with a version newer than the one they have (so they can't upgrade), but I haven't messed with anything to my knowledge.  Was a newer libgphoto2-2 backported recently?12:09
jdongYokoZar: yikes, yeah a new one was backported recently12:10
jdongYokoZar: you should build your wine in a clean pbuilder without backports enabled12:10
YokoZarjdong: hmm...where can I do that?12:10
jdongYokoZar: non-backports package I pretty much guarantee/QA to work with a backports system.... the same cannot be said in reverse12:11
jdongYokoZar: there's a good pbuilder howto on the wiki12:11
jdonghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto12:11

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