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YokoZarjdong: thanks.  Guess I'll have to not expect my users to have backports12:12
jdongYokoZar: right; not everyone has backports on :)12:13
YokoZarjdong: but everyone does have Wine on ;)12:13
jdongYokoZar: maybe in your little world :) in mine everyone has backports on :)12:14
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mage___anyone want to explain the whole restricted modules are in a tmpfs thing?12:43
mjg59They're linked on startup12:45
mage___but why and where?12:45
mjg59/etc/init.d/restricted-modules-common or something similar to that12:46
mjg59And to reduce certain licensing issues12:46
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jdongkeescook: would you have any clamav if I object for backporting?01:42
jdongwhoa01:42
jdongthat just... made no sense....01:42
jdongkeescook: nvm, I'm gonna reject it....01:42
keescookhahah01:42
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keescook:)01:42
jdongand..... to double check his essay he finished 10 minutes ago....01:43
jdongyikes.01:43
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bluefoxicybddebian:  You can try, but I don't have a lot to probe for01:49
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jameshdoko_: ping?01:53
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mage___does the automatic mounting of nfs require anything in /var or /usr? 02:37
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mage___to get around my nfs shares in /etc/fstab not being mounted I'm mounting them in /etc/init.d/waitnfs.sh :)02:37
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mneptokexit03:52
mneptoknihpitoa03:52
ajmitchmneptok!03:53
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mneptokajmitch!05:29
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doko_jamesh: pong06:14
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jameshdoko: Do you handle the subversion packages?06:20
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dokojamesh: not really; just changed the python-subversion binary; infinity would be more appropriate. but if it's a small change ...06:23
jameshdoko: I found a crasher bug in the python-subversion package in feisty06:24
jameshbug 9184806:24
UbugtuMalone bug 91848 in subversion "segfault when importing libsvn.wc in python 2.4 on feisty/amd64" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9184806:24
dokowhich is not seen with 2.5?06:25
jameshcorrect06:25
jameshnot seen on i386 either06:25
jameshdoko: I hit it when doing Launchpad development on my desktop machine06:27
RAOFI should go confirm that bug, I can reproduce it on my amd64 laptop.06:30
jameshI've got the stack trace and relevant bits of a valgrind log06:31
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jameshdoko: If you have a chance to look at the bug, it would be greatly appreciated06:54
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dokojamesh: works in debian/experimental with 1.4.3, however a merged package on ubuntu feisty shows the same segfault (http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/tmp/)07:52
jameshdoko: does the valgrind log help?07:53
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jameshdoko: I know that some function signatures were changed between python 2.4 and 2.5 w.r.t. lengths (using longs instead of ints)07:55
jameshmight the 2.4 modules be using the signatures expected by the 2.5 API?07:55
dokojamesh: yes, but those should all use Py_ssize_t now07:55
jameshdoko: there is no Py_ssize_t in 2.4, is there?07:56
dokocorrect, but extensions should define that on their own, if they want to be compatible with older python versions. I don't see any restriction that subversion only works with 2.5.07:57
dokojamesh: trying to look at it again later this week, not now08:01
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pittiGood morning09:17
Hobbseepitti!!!!!!!!!!!09:18
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=== pitti hugs Hobbsee
carlosRiddell: hi, around?09:19
Hobbsee:)09:19
=== Mithrandir ruffles Hobbsee
Hobbseehiya Mithrandir :)09:24
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Mithrandirmorning, Sarah.09:25
=== Mithrandir hopes we can have candidate ISOs before lunch today.
HobbseeMithrandir: yay!09:26
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pitti_ion: ping09:45
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pitti_ion: unping09:48
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ajmitchmorning pitti, Mithrandir 09:51
pittihey ajmitch 09:51
ajmitchhm, someone asking about 'enterprise' ubuntu :)09:51
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pittiMithrandir: CD sizes look pretty good; desktop/i386 is on the edge (699 MB), but I guess I won't rip it apart any more unless we actually need the space09:52
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tepsipakkiajmitch: where?09:54
ajmitchtepsipakki: ubuntu-devel-discuss09:55
tepsipakkithanks09:55
Mithrandirpitti: yay, goodie.09:55
ajmitchprobably some u-directory stuff09:55
pbnHi there, does sabdfl sometimes answer to queries ? :)09:57
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saispohi10:01
saispoany ftpmaster admin here ?10:01
pittisaispo: yes, some10:01
saispo:)10:01
saispoa think, file missing in dists/edgy/main/installer-i386/current/images/10:02
saispothe file udeb.list10:02
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saispoargh10:03
saispoit's my rsync :/10:03
saispoexcuse me10:03
Mithrandirin edgy?  That'd be weird.10:03
Mithrandirheh, ok10:03
saisponot in feisty, excuse me :)10:03
saispoi relaunch my rsync :)10:03
saispothanks10:03
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giftnudelit's always interesting how you find an error just by telling someone what goes wrong ...10:10
pittiMithrandir: still time for getting some easy patches in? http://pastebin.ca/40333410:10
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pittiMithrandir: can I put the edgy/dapper proposed langpacks into -updates or do you need free buildds in the next few hours?10:16
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Mithrandirpitti: langpacks> what is the typical per-pack build time?10:18
Mithrandirpitti: and no, stuff on the CD is locked down now.10:18
pittiMithrandir: langpacks> trivial, some seconds10:18
pittiMithrandir: with the chroot building overhead, probably a minute or soo10:19
Mithrandirok, then just go ahead, I'll just bump the priority if I need something through in the middle10:19
pittiMithrandir: it's the sheer number of them which make it ugly10:19
pittiok10:19
pittioh, argh, I need to wait until the current daily packages finished building, so I'll do it after lunch10:20
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dam_nedhi all10:37
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dam_nedI am looking for information on how to handle a bug when I do not agreee with the maintainer...10:38
dam_nedI checked the wiki but could not find information on that10:38
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Mithrandirdam_ned: which bug is this?10:41
dam_nedbug 4782710:42
UbugtuMalone bug 47827 in vmware-player "vmware-player lintian warnings" [Medium,Rejected]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/4782710:42
dam_nedMithrandir: bug 4782710:43
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Mithrandirhm, I'd probably just ignore it, they have a reasonable argument for why they need it that way, but if you really, really feel the bug should be fixed, I guess you could escalate it to the technical board.10:45
MithrandirI don't think the bug is important enough that that is warranted, though.10:45
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dam_nedMithrandir: it is indeed just a qa thing, I know in Debian these bugs should not just be closed, but I cannot find the Ubuntu policy on this10:49
dam_nedwhat is the procedure to escalate?10:49
Mithrandirmail technical-board@lists.ubuntu.com10:50
dam_nedputting it on the agenda? (it would be nice if the bug could be assigned to them :))10:50
dam_nedaha10:50
cjwatsondam_ned: I've replied to this bug. I think it should be ignored.10:51
cjwatsonand I think rejecting it is just fine10:51
cjwatsonlintian warnings require thought, not automated action10:51
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tepsipakkican someone explain why the livecd-session gets a wrong resolution compared to running 'sudo xresprobe $DRIVER' when the session is up?`(bug #93996)10:53
UbugtuMalone bug 93996 in xorg "[Feisty]  Samsung SyncMaster 712N Monitor not detected, available resolutions too low, HorizSync and VertRefresh wrong" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9399610:53
tepsipakkias if something is missing when casper configures X10:54
dam_nedcjwatson: ok, you decide :)10:54
dam_nedif it was my distribution, I would leave it as a low priority bug to handle it later 10:56
cjwatsondam_ned: I'm not tech board, just an ornery developer10:56
cjwatsonif it should be handled at all, I think it should be by adding a lintian override10:56
cjwatsonor possibly by removing that bloody stupid warning from lintian. :-)10:56
dam_nedheh10:56
cjwatson(well, possibly downgrading it to info)10:57
dam_neddepends on how strict you interpret the FHS10:57
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cjwatsonit's not clear to me that anyone actually runs systems like that on Debian/Ubuntu anyway10:57
Mithrandirtepsipakki: either because /dev isn't mounted or because it's running under usplash.10:57
dholbachhellas10:58
cjwatsonyou would have to take great care to keep all versions exactly in sync, because we certainly don't remotely guarantee that you can mix and match /usr/share and everything-else from different versions of the same package10:58
dam_nedgood remark10:58
dam_nedbut why do we have the FHS then ..10:59
cjwatsonthe FHS covers a lot of other situations10:59
cjwatsonmany of its recommendations do make sense10:59
dam_nedI was just wondering what the Ubuntu policy is11:00
cjwatsonin any case there's no "must" in its discussion of /usr/share11:00
dam_nedno hard feelings :)11:00
cjwatson"be sensible"11:00
cjwatsonwe recommend thinking about bugs :-)11:00
dam_nedhehe11:00
cjwatsonI would say that in general you are correct: bugs should not be rejected just because they aren't going to be dealt with yet11:01
cjwatsonbut I think if a bug really isn't important, then it's not worth worrying about its status11:01
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cjwatsonhowever, that's just my personal opinion, and I think the handling of unimportant bugs should generally be left to the responsible developers11:02
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cjwatsondam_ned: I'm going to file a bug against lintian about this11:03
dam_nedah ok11:03
dam_nedI am interested to track that one, so please subscribe me :)11:04
cjwatsondam_ned: I can't; I'll be filing it in Debian, where the lintian maintainers will actually read it11:04
dam_nedhmm, you probably mean in Debian :)11:05
dam_nedI will track it myself then..11:05
cjwatsonI'll cc you so you get the bug number11:05
dam_nedthanks!11:05
tepsipakkiMithrandir: ok, I remember that there was some talk about mounting /dev..11:08
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Mithrandirtepsipakki: there was, but nobody did the change needed for it11:09
tepsipakkiMithrandir: post-beta, perhaps?11:10
Mithrandiryes11:11
fabbionewho is running latest feisty on i386?11:15
fabbionei need somebody to confirm a bug11:15
tepsipakkiI am11:16
fabbioneit's a very simple strace test11:16
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fabbionestrace -o foo /bin/ls11:16
fabbioneand see if you notice:11:16
fabbioneumovestr: Input/output error11:17
fabbioneor similar errors11:17
FujitsuYep.11:17
FujitsuSame one.11:17
fabbioneok thanks11:17
fabbionepitti: ^^ what do you think? kernel or strace?11:17
tepsipakkisame here11:17
pittifabbione: no idea really ;(11:18
fabbionepitti: can you reproduce it on amd64?11:18
pittifabbione: no, works fine, as I said11:18
fabbioneoh o11:18
fabbioneok11:18
fabbioneso this is arch specific i think11:18
fabbioneon ia64 it crashes the entire machine with a watchdog timeout11:18
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Fujitsufabbione: Niiiice.11:19
FujitsuYet it outputs the file fine...11:20
maswanfabbione: please don't break oprofile and systemtap while fixing that bug, if you can. I just got to the point where both of them are working. ;)11:20
fabbionemaswan: i am not going to fix anything.. i just need to report it11:21
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Seveasfabbione, I don't see that error with the second-to-latest kernel11:22
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fabbioneSeveas: you mean .20-10 ?11:22
Seveas20-1111:23
Seveasbut there's an upgrade waiting according to update-manager :)11:23
fabbionelatest is .1211:23
fabbione-12 i mean11:23
Seveaslet's upgrade and see what happens11:23
Fujitsufabbione: Thus 20-11 is second-to-latest.11:23
fabbioneok11:24
Riddellcarlos: pong11:34
carlosRiddell: do you know whether KDE project has translations for desktop_kmplayer.pot? I don't see anyone being imported and I wonder whether it's something used only by Ubuntu11:34
saisposeb128: hi :)11:34
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carlosmvo: ping11:35
mvohello carlos11:35
carlosmvo: hi11:35
carlosmvo: is update-manager obsolete ?11:35
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mvocarlos: no, why? 11:36
carlosI have seen update-manager.pot inside another package11:36
carlosthat seems to replace update-manager11:36
mvocarlos: inside update-manager-core?11:36
stephanbuyshi there. does anyone know if there is a pygtk binding for the Gnome File Dialog? perhaps a reference to some code showing it? 11:36
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carlosmvo: hmm, I think it was another name, let me check..11:36
Riddellcarlos: looks like I need to add that to my list of ones to download11:36
Seveasstephanbuys, this channel is for development OF ubuntu, not developing ON ubuntu11:36
giftnudelstephanbuys: isn't that gtk.filechooser?11:36
carlosRiddell: ok, thank you11:36
stephanbuysSeveas, apologies11:37
giftnudelstephanbuys: but you would be better of in #pygtk on irc.gimp.net ;)11:37
stephanbuysgiftnudel, thanks for the tip and the advice - will check it out. (btw gtk.filechooser is a GTK file dialog, but doesn't seem to be the standard Gnome one)11:38
carlosmvo: software-properties11:38
mvocarlos: oh? that sounds like a bug, I will check/fix11:38
carlosmvo: ok, should I import it as software-properties?11:40
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mvocarlos: yes please11:41
carlosmvo: ok11:41
mvocarlos: thanks!11:41
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carlosmvo: but it's replacing update-manager, isn't it?11:42
carlosmvo: Replaces: update-manager (<< 0.55) from software-properties-gtk11:43
mvocarlos: update-manager used to have both software-properties and update-manager in the same source package. this is now split into two source packages11:43
carlosoh, I see11:43
mvocarlos: it replaces it in the "replaces-some-files-on-the-fs" sense only11:43
carlosok11:43
viviersfcjwatson, sorry bout that bug, i found the proper reason for it, im an idiot :/11:44
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cjwatsonviviersf: ok, what was it?11:46
Seveasfabbione, no problems with the -12 kernel either (i386)11:47
viviersfcjwatson, since it gets installed on a 'build-server' which makes me my cd's, it writes that swap partition into the config, which does not match later on11:47
carlosmvo: for Edgy, should I move update-manager translations into update-manager-core?11:47
cjwatsonviviersf: ah11:47
mvocarlos: if "moves" means "copy", then yes please11:48
carlosmvo: are both packages valid?11:48
carlosmvo: both have the same .pot filename11:48
carlosmvo: which means both will conflict11:48
carlosmvo: btw, I though we don't add new packages once the final release is done, only updates11:49
mvocarlos: this was a exception it is needed for server upgrades with the release upgrader11:49
mvocarlos: let me check, there shouldn't be a file conflict11:49
carlosmvo: well, update-manager-core has an update-manager.pot file too11:50
carlosso either it's exactly the same version as the one in update-manager or there will be conflicts because we can only deploy one of them11:50
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mvocarlos: please blacklist the one in u-m-core then11:53
carloswill it work with current one from update-manager?11:54
mvocarlos: it should, its a split from u-m to move the gui independant bits out11:54
carlosmvo: if both are different, you should use a different translation domain11:54
carlosok11:55
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carlosthen, it should be enough11:55
mvocarlos: right11:55
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Seveasfabbione, sorry, I didn't look right :/ The strace problem occurs on kernels as old as .20-9 up to and including the latest (don't have older kernels installed, so can't test on those)12:12
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cjwatsondoko: Package: zope3-dbg Depends: python-zope3 (= 3.3.1-0ubuntu2); should that be zope3 rather than python-zope3 (which doesn't exist)?12:18
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dokocjwatson: yes, will fix it.12:18
cjwatsonthanks12:19
cjwatsondoko: your last comment in bug 60063 was "fixed in edgy" - did you forget to change the status?12:21
UbugtuMalone bug 60063 in gst0.10-python "gst-python in edgy installs bogus pygst.py for python2.4" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6006312:21
iwjpitti: slmodemd works fine after I added setgroups(0,0); setgid(65534); setgid(65534); setuid(65534); setuid(65534);12:23
iwjSo all I need to do now is pick a saner uid/gid pair.12:24
pittiiwj: yay12:24
tepsipakkistupid xserver-xorg, why do you think every owner of Intel 82845 has an Elographic Screen..12:24
tepsipakkigah12:24
pittiiwj: nice that tty, dialout, and audio are all static groups :)12:25
pittiiwj: btw, why do you call setuid()/setgid() twice?12:25
iwjI couldn't be bothered to look up the rules about when it sets euid and when it sets ruid.12:25
pittiiwj: setuid()/setgid() set all of them12:26
pittiiwj: setreuid() sets specific ones12:26
sladenpitti: how do we use the retracer?  Subscribe/assign to <apport> in launchpad?  Does it need tagging aswell?12:26
pittisladen: right now you still need DC access, as I wrote on ubuntu-devel12:26
pittisladen: incidentally I just wrote the last building block for an automatic tag-based retracer :)12:26
pittisladen: I'll mail u-devel@ again once it works12:26
sladenpitti: fantastic, thanks, I googled the wiki and such, but didn't find the answer, I'll update  wiki.u.c/Apport12:27
iwjpitti: Well, I had a superstition about set*uid sometimes needing to be called twice.  Normally I use setre*id and actually look it up ...12:27
fabbioneSeveas: ok thanks12:28
pittisladen: please don't update it yet, before it's readyy12:28
sladenpitti: to update it that it's /not/ ready12:29
dokocjwatson: 60063 was fixed, addjusted the status12:29
pittisladen: oh, does it say so?12:29
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sladenpitti: no, there's a void of information when I went hunting.  I'd prefer to find a definite negative12:30
pittisladen: I guess it can stay like this for another day or so, and then I can just mention how to do it with tags12:30
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iwjpitti: I think I'll have to create a new dynamic uid since I don't really want to use an existing one.  Or is that too painful to do now and should I use uid nobody (which I think isn't really ideal) ?12:34
pittiiwj: dynamic uid is better for a good isolation IMHO, and not too painful either12:35
pittiiwj: but using the static group IDs for setgroups() is fine and easy12:35
cypherbioshi dholbach, I've noticed that the latest gossip-telepathy package is with unmet dependency... caused by a misspelled in the version number of package libtelepathy2 as follow: The following packages have unmet dependencies:12:35
cypherbios  gossip-telepathy: Depends: libtelepathy2 (>= 0.51) but 0.0.51-2 is to be installed12:35
iwjIt works fine with an empty group list since I put the calls after it has already opened the sound device and made its ioctls and symlinked in /dev and everything.12:36
dholbachcypherbios: known bug12:36
pittiiwj: aah12:36
dholbachcypherbios: I asked for a libtelepathy sync which fixes it - but the archive team is busy with other things atm12:36
pittiiwj: I thought that code was binary-only already, but if you can put stuff after open(), then dropping to a private uid and gid provides the best security indeed12:36
cypherbiosdholbach: ok, thanks... just to be sure that you already know ;)12:37
iwjpitti: No, the binary-only code is just some core dsp stuff.12:37
iwjWell, I say `just'; there is 1.2Mb of .o but it's pretty isolated.12:38
pittiiwj: all the postinst/postrm/getpwent() stuff is quite a lot of overhead, so if this is too intrusive for the current freeze status, then maybe u/gid daemon:daemon is fair enough for feisty as well12:38
iwjpostrm ?  Surely it's wrong to remove the user/group.12:39
pittiiwj: why not? as long as the package doesn't create any files, why not clean up the system user on purge?12:41
pitti(it doesn't matter much, of course)12:41
pittiiwj: it makes me really happy that this derootification works \o/12:41
iwjpitti: If the package is broken in any way then it may leave a leftover file or process or something (think of all the stop scripts that don't quite work properly) and then you'll have those things inherited by whatever gets the new uid.12:42
cjwatsonpitti: could you merge http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kamion/langpack-o-matic/depends-fixes, please?12:43
pitticjwatson: oh, of course12:43
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pitticjwatson: oh, these ooo packages disappeared?12:44
cjwatsonapparently so12:45
cjwatsonchecked the archive12:45
pitticjwatson: ok, I'll rebuild the affected l-support packages soon (after the current daily langpack build finished on rookery)12:45
pitticjwatson: thanks12:45
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cjwatsoncheers12:48
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PhinnFortping jdong12:52
PhinnForti know what ubuntu needs: http://briefcase.pathfinder.gr/download/areir/26714/315686/0/bsod.jpg12:56
KeybukWe actually did one talk about having a pretty kernel panic screen12:57
Keybukhowever we realised that with our colour scheme, it'd be the Brown Screen of Death12:57
MithrandirKeybuk: with penguins on it?12:57
Mithrandirbrown penguins wouldn't be nice, I think.12:57
PhinnFortmake it skinnable12:59
PhinnFortmaybe use html12:59
PhinnFortthen you can get <blink> and <marquee> in your kernel panics12:59
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PhinnFort:D12:59
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PhinnFortoh, wait, i'm a monk, i don't take any damage01:01
Hobbseehaha01:01
Hobbseemmm...a picture of somewhere in antarctica would be cool for that :P01:02
pittiseb128: yay, malone-crash-digger just retraced the first bug entirely on its own \o/01:03
seb128pitti: waouh ;)01:04
Fujitsu\o/ pitti 01:04
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seb128pitti: how does it get its list? tag?01:04
pittiseb128: yes, need-{amd64,i386,ppc}-retrace01:04
seb128ok01:05
pittiseb128: I tested it for amd64 now01:05
=== pitti sets up the i386 retracer for this as well
seb128;)01:05
pittiseb128: do you have an unretraced i386 crash handy for a test?01:07
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pittiseb128: there are currently no bugs tagged as need-i386-retrace01:09
pittiseb128: the i386 digger is running now, so if you have a crash bug at hand, please add that tag to it01:09
ajmitchpitti: yay!01:09
pittiamd64 digger now running, too01:10
Fujitsupitti: Will apport do that automatically in the near future?01:10
seb128pitti: ok01:10
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pittiNB that this is still very brittle, if apport-retrace gets stuck, the entire digger does; this still needs timeout detection etc.01:10
pittiFujitsu: yes, it will automatically add the tag, but that needs Malone support01:10
pittiFujitsu: I talked to Bjorn about this; it will happen eventually, but not in the next days01:11
seb128pitti: bug #9383301:11
UbugtuMalone bug 93833 in gaim "[apport]  gaim crashed with SIGSEGV in g_cclosure_marshal_VOID__VOID()" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9383301:11
pittiseb128: watching the log01:11
pitti03/20/07 12:11:00: fill_pool: work pool now: set([] )01:11
pitti03/20/07 12:11:00: work pool empty, sleeping for 30 seconds01:11
Fujitsupitti: Oh yes, I saw that bug.01:11
pitti03/20/07 12:11:32: fill_pool: work pool now: set([93833] )01:11
pitti03/20/07 12:11:32: retracing bug 9383301:11
pitti\o/01:11
seb128\o/01:11
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pittigosh, now I need to teach that thing about speeeeeed01:12
pittiuaargh01:13
pittiurllib2.HTTPError: HTTP Error 500: Internal Server Error01:13
pittiseb128: ^ that thing again for 9383301:14
pittiseb128: it's retracing bug 93855 now01:14
seb128I got it several times since yesterday01:14
UbugtuMalone bug 93855 in gaim "[apport]  gaim crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9385501:14
seb128on different bugs01:14
pittiseb128: it currently removes the tag before retracing, to avoid looping on a bug with an error01:14
seb128ok01:14
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pittigrr, again a 50001:15
seb128:(01:16
pittiseb128: so it can successfully request and post /+edit, but not /+addcomment; weird01:16
seb128and addcomment seems to work from a browser01:16
pittiok, I'll figure this out with Bjorn, I guess01:17
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pittiseb128: sorry :/01:18
seb128pitti: do you know if adding tag on bug filing is being worked on malone already?01:18
ajmitchit works for beta01:19
pittiseb128: yes, it is, but I don't have an ETA01:19
StevenKseb128: There was a message about that on -motu01:19
StevenKseb128: What ajmitch said01:19
ajmitchnot for production yet01:19
seb128pitti: no need to be sorry, that's just a detail and not your fault ;)01:19
StevenKajmitch: Aren't you supposed to be sleeping?01:19
pittiseb128: do you have an i386 crasher which known-worked from ronne?01:19
seb128pitti: does the retrace uses beta?01:19
pittiseb128: no, it doesn't01:19
seb128pitti: yeah, many of them01:19
ajmitchStevenK: it's just after midnight, daylight savings finished here already01:20
seb128sec01:20
pittiseb128: I don't see why it should, it would only make things slower01:20
StevenKajmitch: Damn timezone changing.01:20
seb128pitti: bug #9398701:20
UbugtuMalone bug 93987 in evolution "evolution crashed when trying to view folder subscriptions" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9398701:20
iwjpitti: Revised MIR; I've uploaded my new and actually doing-it-sanely version and it works nicely here.01:20
seb128pitti: to add retracing tags automatically on bug filling :p01:21
pittiseb128: no01:21
pittiseb128: that would require the crash *reporter* to be in lp-beta-testers01:21
FujitsuThat interface isn't exactly stable either, is it?01:21
pittiseb128: and we cannot assume that01:21
seb128pitti: ah, right01:21
seb128Fujitsu: what interface?01:21
pittiseb128: it currently just works with a magic URL, but we want it to specify in the uploaded blob01:21
_ionpitti: So, nvidia says in their README, "yo, this list of device IDs is incomplete, look at the following URL for a complete list". Then we use the "complete" list and people say their GPU isn't listed in it. That sucks. :-)01:21
pitti_ion: right; I added the two missing ones from the bug reports to bzr head01:22
Fujitsuseb128: The ?fields.tag=blah, or whatever it is. That has to stay the same for 18 months at least if apport uses it.01:22
pittiseb128: oh, you didn't tag 93987 yet?01:22
seb128pitti: it has already been retraced01:22
pittiFujitsu: right, and it's pretty ugly, too, and won't be backported to stable01:22
seb128pitti: that's not what you asked for? a bug which retraced fine from ronne?01:22
pittiseb128: right, let's just retrace it again for testing01:23
seb128ok01:23
pittii. e. add the tag01:23
seb128tagging now01:23
seb128done01:23
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pittiiwj: yay01:24
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pittiseb128: it caught the bug and is grinding away01:24
seb128good01:24
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TomaszDhello, I'm an Ubuntu translator and I need to run restricted-manager GUI to see if everything looks fine, however I don't have restricted hardware so I can't. How can I fool restricted-manager and run it anyway?01:28
pittiNew attachments uploaded to Launchpad bug 9398701:28
pitti03/20/07 12:28:35: retracing bug 93987 exit status: 001:28
pitti03/20/07 12:28:37: fill_pool: got new bugs set([] )01:28
UbugtuMalone bug 93987 in evolution "evolution crashed when trying to view folder subscriptions" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9398701:28
pittiseb128: yay, seems to have worked01:28
seb128pitti: rock on!01:30
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pittisladen: ^ see above, there goes your tag-based retracing service; I'll update the wiki/announce to -devel@ after lunch01:31
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seb128pitti: have fun01:31
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BenCMithrandir: reuploading a grub that uses gcc-3.401:33
ajmitchnight all01:33
FujitsuNight ajmitch.01:34
seb128'night ajmitch01:34
MithrandirBenC: cheers01:34
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mvoMithrandir: CD content is frozen? if not I would like to do anohter update-manager upload01:40
henomvo: it's frozen, CDs being rolled now01:42
Mithrandirmvo: which critical bugs does it fix?01:42
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mvoMithrandir: its not critical, its about the CDROM based upgrader that will not update itself from the net (but thats not critical because it will use the version from the CD)01:44
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Riddellseb128, dholbach: should ubuntu have a wastebin icon on the desktop?02:00
janimogpocentek: hi02:00
cjwatsongod, ubiquity bugs are such a massive hive of confusion between correlation and causation02:00
TreenaksRiddell: I think the rationale for the current situation is "There's a wastebin on one of the default panels, so no need for an icon on the desktop"02:01
dholbachRiddell: it should not02:01
henoiwj, asac, pitti, mdz, kylem, Riddell, kwwii, rtg, bdmurray, pkl: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Matrix Some beta candidate images ready for you to test when you have a moment :)02:01
dholbachheno: I'll do the i386 dvd tests02:01
gpocentekjanimo: hello02:01
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janimogpocentek: just uploaded a libxfce4util with the two other bugfixes from svn02:02
henodholbach: not sure if DVDs are updated yet02:02
janimoI hope they will fix the many xfce4-session and some of the xfdesktop4 crashes02:02
dholbachheno: ah ok02:02
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janimoI cannot reproduce either but they wer made upstream in response to similar crashes02:02
gpocentekok02:02
gpocentekjanimo: I've never seen such crashes here02:03
Riddellheno: we're using matrix rather than ubuntu-iso-test bugs?02:03
janimogpocentek: yeah me neither but there are quite a few duplicates in the past days02:03
seb128Riddell: no02:03
seb128Riddell: we have a wastebin on the panel02:03
janimobacktraces show xfce4_rc_ fucntions and those are affected by bth upstream patches so fingers crossed :)02:03
henoRiddell: no, please use the u-iso-test thing, the matrix is just a schedule02:03
gpocentekjanimo: :)02:04
janimoMithrandir: hi, is it you that allow packages into main during freeze? There's an xfce fix uploaded 15 minutes ago.02:06
Mithrandirmvo: if it's not critical, it's not going in before after beta.02:06
asacheno: ok if I just install and do Testing/Short, Testing/Long plans ? Or do I need to test erase disk and auto-resize variants as well?02:06
Mithrandirjanimo: which critical bugs does it fix?02:06
henoasac: you could do one install test on real hardware and one in a virtual machine02:08
henoasac: will that work for you?02:08
henobut, yes. all tests please :)02:08
janimoMithrandir: it _possibly_ fixes about 5-6 xfce4-session and a couple xfdesktop crashes that have been reported lately02:09
janimoMithrandir: possibly because  I cannot reproduce the crashes02:10
janimoMithrandir: not critical but certainly annoying and flooding LP02:10
Mithrandirjanimo: does it fix the problem for the bug reporters?02:10
janimoMithrandir: they cannot test until the deb is in the archive :)02:11
Mithrandirsure they can, just make them test-build it.02:11
janimoMithrandir:  most are apport geneared backtraces with the users not knowing what happened02:11
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janimoMithrandir: I'd rather wait till post beta then and let them update and test that way02:11
janimoMithrandir: they cannot always reporduce the bug02:12
asacheno: guess i will install vmware now :/02:12
janimoMithrandir:so  checking it does not crash cannot be done in one run02:12
henoasac: or see this handy VirtualBox tutorial https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/VirtualBox :)02:13
Mithrandirjanimo: I would really recommend against doing the update at this point, but if you want to take the chance, it's your choice.02:13
henowritten just for the occasion 02:13
janimoMithrandir: please allow it through then, the patches are fixing crashers seen by upstream users02:13
janimoI hope they apply to us as well02:13
seb128gpocentek, janimo: I've retrace some of the xfce bugs and cleanup duplicates02:13
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gpocentekseb128: yep I've seen this, thanks02:14
seb128gpocentek, janimo: if you want a retrace you an use "need-{iamd64,386,ppc}-retrace" tag now, pitti set up an autoretracer02:14
seb128s/you an/you can02:14
seb128np02:14
gpocentekok02:15
dholbachpitti: the retraced backtraces don't always look good - like bug 9398302:16
UbugtuMalone bug 93983 in kdelibs "weather applet crashes on logout" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9398302:16
janimoseb128: thanks I saw you just marked soem dupes02:16
seb128dholbach: that might be because the crash happened to a package which is not a Depends02:16
asacheno: yes VirtualBox looks better. Thanks will try02:16
dholbachseb128: what do you mean?02:16
seb128dholbach: the retrace install dbgsym only for Depends, if the crash happens, let's say to the GTK theme you are using, it's not working02:17
dholbachok02:17
dholbachbug 93958 too02:17
janimoseb128: a LP tag you mean? (need-386-retrace)02:17
UbugtuMalone bug 93958 in beryl-manager "[apport]  beryl-manager crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9395802:17
seb128other problem can be a version not matching02:17
seb128janimo: yep02:17
seb128need-i386-retrace02:17
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janimoseb128: so just tag bugs which have strpped bacjtraces and they'll get symbols automatically?02:18
seb128janimo: correct02:18
janimosounds cool02:18
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seb128janimo: similar to the bug I dupped and which had a retraced crash02:18
seb128I used the retracer manually on them02:18
seb128now there is a service running doing that automatically02:19
seb128janimo: try to retrace your bugs regulary, that only works when the versions match02:20
janimoseb128: and when you have time :)02:20
seb128tagging doesn't take much ;)02:20
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kwwiiSeveas: ping? I wanted to discuss the "text overlaps the progress bar" bug if you've time02:26
kwwiiSeveas: in the upslash, that is :-)02:26
fabbioneMithrandir: can i upload a redhat-cluster-suite to fix https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=232878 ? it's one line change02:27
UbugtuRed Hat bug 232878 in dlm "failed to acquire lockspace [rgmanager related] " [Medium,Assigned: ]  02:27
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fabbione-        return dlm_release_lockspace(name, ls, 0);02:27
fabbione+        return dlm_release_lockspace(name, ls, 1);02:27
fabbioneswitching 0 to 1 forces the kernel to clear the lock space instead of caching it02:27
fabbioneit's a workaround for a known dlm bug02:28
Mithrandirfabbione: sure, feel free to upload; I'll accept it post-beta.02:28
fabbione(we will get eventually the dlm fix too but in the meanwhile it will make the suite working again)02:28
fabbioneMithrandir: ok then i will wait after beta directly02:28
fabbioneMithrandir: perhaps we will get the proper fix quickly02:28
Seveaskwwii, poke02:29
kwwiiSeveas: have you heard about this bug before? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bug/7832402:30
UbugtuMalone bug 78324 in usplash "non-quiet mode text scrolls over progress bar" [Undecided,Confirmed]  02:30
Seveaskwwii, yes, simply means a bug in the theme02:31
Seveascheck position & size of progress bar and position of textbox02:31
Seveasthe box may simply need to be moved down02:31
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kwwiiSeveas: that was my first thought too...but I wasn't sure how much, or how the box stuff works in general02:32
kwwiiso I thought I'd ask you first :-)02:32
Seveasthat should work 100%02:33
Riddellcarlos: https://translations.beta.launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+source/kubuntu-docs/+translations doesn't seem to have the new .pot files for the feisty kubuntu-docs, can they be imported?02:35
carlosRiddell: I'm doing it right now. mdke already pinged me on that issue02:35
Riddellcarlos: rocking02:36
kwwiiSeveas: I am going to change the values of the text box stuff, and hope that I get it right :-) 02:36
Seveaskwwii, I'd first see which resolution it is 02:37
Seveasand which theme :)02:37
kwwiiSeveas: it is both the ubuntu and the kubuntu themes02:38
Seveasodd02:38
kwwiiSeveas: and I have no idea how to figure out which res it is :-)02:38
Seveaskwwii, cat /etc/usplash.conf02:38
Seveasah, I see it already02:39
Seveastext_x is far too low02:39
Seveaserr, txt_y that is02:39
kwwiix? wouldn't that be y02:39
kwwiihehe, yeah02:39
Seveasoh, no it is not. hmm...02:40
kwwiiif anything it should be too high on one theme, I guess02:40
kwwiisince it is displaying over the progress bar02:41
Seveas(0,0) is top left02:41
kwwiiahhhh, I was thinking bottom left02:41
Seveasah, the widescreen theme is broken02:41
Seveasline 233 in usplash-theme-ubuntu.c02:42
Seveasshould read 400, not 475 for progressbar_y02:42
Seveassame bug for kubuntu theme, line 19002:43
asacheno: what image to pull? 02:45
Seveaskwwii, but other than the widescreen themes it looks ok02:46
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kwwiiSeveas: it appears that it also happens at 800x60002:48
henoasac: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070320.1/ amd64 desktop in your case02:48
kwwiiSeveas: but looking at the theme file, I cannot understand why :-(02:48
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Seveasshouldn't happen with ubuntu theme, with kubuntu theme it's possible02:49
Seveasline 108/114: textbox begins above pb02:50
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kwwiiSeveas: yeah, now I see it, thanks for the help :-)02:53
Seveasnp02:54
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sbalneavmdz: about?02:54
sbalneavMithrandir: You about, Tollef?02:57
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_follower_hi, i'm trying to find the source of dbus-raise-service-start-timeout.patch (mentioned here https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dbus/+bug/62763) and can't find web-browsable bzr source repository--am i missing something?03:00
UbugtuMalone bug 62763 in dbus "dbus activation timeout too short" [Low,Fix released]  03:00
Mithrandirsbalneav: yes03:00
pittiheno: will test them this afternoon03:00
sbalneavMithrandir: got a potentially sticky problem, mind if we /msg?03:00
pittidholbach: I have a plan how to include the dbgsyms for dynamically loaded stuff as well, just no time yet to implement it03:01
seb128pitti: there is case where the retrace give no good backtrace and should, I've not figured why though03:02
pittiright, I saw some as well03:02
pittiI need to fish out gdb error messages and print them as WARNINGs or so03:02
pittimight be corrupted cores or whatever03:02
seb128no03:02
seb128they work on my desktop03:02
seb128like gdb on the coredump works fine03:03
pittioh, I see03:03
seb128pitti: bug #94076 for example03:04
UbugtuMalone bug 94076 in gnome-panel "[apport]  gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV in _dl_fini()" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9407603:04
seb128retracer doesn't work03:05
seb128dholbach did retrace it correctly though03:05
seb128#0  0x0e63d57a in ?? ()03:05
seb128#1  0xb7f8b9ce in _dl_fini () from /lib/ld-linux.so.203:05
seb128#2  0xb74a29d9 in ?? ()03:05
seb128#3  0x00000000 in ?? ()03:05
seb128that's from the retracer03:05
saispohi seb128 :)03:06
pittiseb128: oh, retracer got stuck in a loop - bug 91528 'URL does not contain DistroRelease: field'03:06
UbugtuMalone bug 91528 in xfdesktop4 "XFDesktop crashed" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9152803:06
seb128lu saispo03:06
seb128does anybody know about a website where to find details about image formats?03:07
_follower_seb128: wotsit.com?03:08
seb128image/x-kodak-kdc is listed as image/tiff subclass by the shared-mime-info list03:08
_follower_seb128: or seomthing like http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=Main_Page03:08
seb128tiff viewers don't open them correctly though03:09
seb128_follower_: thank you, looking03:09
_follower_seb128: http://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=KDC03:10
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pittiseb128: FYI, I stopped the Malone digger, I'll add a workaround for the bugs which do not yet have a DistroRelease: field, and fix the endless loop03:11
bddebianHeya03:12
_follower_seb128: http://www.asmail.be/msg0055373256.html "Re: Any info on KDC file format?""03:13
sbalneavMithrandir++03:14
Hobbseesbalneav: you're duplicating Mithrandir?03:14
Hobbseeneat!03:14
sbalneavKarma + 103:14
sbalneav:)03:14
Hobbseehehe :P03:14
Hobbseeawww03:15
MithrandirHobbsee: he's trying to change my nick to Mithrandiq03:15
Mithrandirsorry, Mithrandis03:15
Hobbseebut if we had duplicate Mithrandir, then they could do double the archive work!03:15
henotfheen, mvo, bdmurray, mikebro, cburg, BenC - ubuntu-server beta candidates ready for testing https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Matrix03:15
Hobbseeheh.  i didnt think q was after r...03:15
BenCheno: Ok03:15
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sbalneavUnfortunately, the TCP/IP protocol has not been extended to the point where I can ICMP ECHO BEER, so I will have to buy Mithrandir one at the next UDS03:16
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Mithrandirsbalneav: you're coming to .es?03:16
sbalneavMithrandir: hoping to.03:16
SimiraHobbsee: no way! If he was two, I'd definitely keep one at home!03:16
seb128grumpf linux03:16
Hobbseesbalneav: heh.  dodgy03:16
seb1284th network driver crash today03:16
SimiraHobbsee: he could clean the house and train the dog03:16
HobbseeSimira: haha.  perhaps you need to tripplicate him then?03:16
Hobbseeahhh...that could be fun03:17
sbalneavBoth ogra and riched have put me on the guestlist.  I'm also speaking at the Ubuntu day in July.03:17
MithrandirI prefer myself as one person, thank you very much.03:17
Mithrandirsbalneav: nice, would be good to see you again03:17
sbalneavLikewise.03:17
_follower_seb128: wow, the kodak web site sucks--good luck trying to get to the developer group pages...03:19
seb128_follower_: :/03:20
mvoheno: thanks, will do one now03:20
pittioh, argh, where's janimo?03:21
Hobbseepitti: i ate Janimo.  why do you ask?03:21
pittihe tagged a whole bunch of old-style apport bugs with need-*-retrace; that will not work03:22
seb128oh, I told him about autoretracing03:23
seb128I forgot to specify that was only for new crashes :/03:23
pittiseb128: no problem03:23
pittiseb128: I maintain a 'fail pool' now, so that it doesn't loop on those forever03:23
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_follower_seb128: did any of those links give you anything new?03:34
_follower_btw http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/dbus/dbus_1.0.2-1ubuntu3.diff.gz  apparently contains the code i was looking for, but I still wonder if you have a web-viewable source control repo for stuff like that...03:34
seb128_follower_: not really, I've found things with google though03:36
ograMithrandir, my server iso is busted :/03:36
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seb128_follower_: no, no viewcvs or something like that03:37
seb128_follower_: apt-get source the package and look to debian/patches usually03:37
_follower_seb128: oh, why not? i always find it handy for "easy access"--was there a policy decision against it, or just no-one got to it?03:37
_follower_seb128: thanks for letting me know tho--i'll stop looking for one :-)03:38
seb128_follower_: every is over-worked already and it's not on the "top priority list"03:38
Mithrandirogra: that's not an description of an error.03:38
seb128everybody03:38
_follower_seb128: maybe it could be a faq with the answer. "no". :-)03:39
seb128yeah, maybe03:39
_follower_anyway, thanks for the feedback i'll leave you all to it... turns out i need to be looking at session.conf...03:40
ograMithrandir, ltsp xorg keymap setting is broken during chroot creaton, somehow it doesnt like d-i ... fix is here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ltsp_5.0.2_vs_5.0.3.debdiff03:41
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Mithrandirogra: upload a new ltsp, then?03:43
ograok with you ? 03:43
Mithrandirit'll only affect edubuntu and you seem to need it for beta, so yes.03:44
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ograthanks, uploading03:45
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iwjheno: I don't seem to be able to `Make sure that the build number (like 20070107.1) matches the test number listed on the [WWW]  test tracking page!' because the `test tracking page' is a list of bugs of which the relevant one (bug 93120 afaict for i386 livecd) has no number or md5sum.03:52
UbugtuMalone bug 93120 in ubuntu-iso-tests "beta: Ubuntu i386 desktop" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9312003:52
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seb128go linux, another network driver crash :/03:53
superm1hey is anyone from ubuntu-archive around right now?03:53
pittisuperm1: yes03:53
seb128superm1: don't ask to ask, just ask03:53
superm1k03:53
superm1there are some backports sitting in binary NEW03:53
superm1for dapper03:53
superm1since jan03:53
superm1for mythplugins03:53
pittiseb128: ok, lp crash grabber is back online03:53
seb128pitti: rock on ;)03:53
superm1so i just wanted to poke and see if there was a chance of getting those acked03:54
cjwatsonsuperm1: I'll process those now03:54
superm1thanks cjwatson 03:54
cjwatsonwe sometimes miss them 'cos there are so many different queues ...03:55
superm1yea i had assumed.  a bug just pointed it out to me that they still didnt get acked03:55
MithrandirI have a plan of making something send a report of "those queues should really be empty" to -archive.03:56
Mithrandirmaybe just q report on each of the different distroreleases.03:56
henoiwj: right, those instructions are not good. I think you know what image to test, but I need to clarify that, thanks03:57
seb128Mithrandir: dunno if the message has been sent before network breakage, what do you think about adding "dcraw" to the desktop seed?03:57
Mithrandirseb128: I haven't seen it at least.  What can use it?03:57
cjwatsonsuperm1: dapper-backports NEW cleared03:58
superm1cjwatson, :)03:58
iwjheno: daily-live 20070320.1 I presume but do correct me if that's wrong.03:59
henoiwj: that's correct03:59
iwjAlso I edited one of your pages to try to get people not to write crazy middle-endian dates.03:59
iwjcorrect> Good.03:59
iwjI had a problem with my electricity last night so 20070320.1 is still rsyncing I'm afraid, but I'll get on with testing it when it turns up.04:00
seb128Mithrandir: f-spot apparently, it Recommends it04:00
seb128trying now04:00
Mithrandirogra: please make sure to talk with heno so the status of your images is kept track of.04:01
seb128Mithrandir: gthumb opens the kdc example from https://bugs.beta.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/shared-mime-info/+bug/91488 with it installed also04:02
UbugtuMalone bug 91488 in shared-mime-info "Camera RAW files open with wrong apps" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  04:02
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ograMithrandir, will do04:02
Mithrandirseb128: ok, sounds sensible to have it there.  It's quite small, isn't it?04:02
seb128Mithrandir: around 100k04:03
Mithrandirseb128: ok, just add it, then.04:03
seb128Mithrandir: ok, thank you04:03
seb128will do that after the beta freeze04:03
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dholbachpitti: 04:09
dholbachpitti: ok04:09
giskardciao *04:10
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bluefoxicyFRUSTRATION.04:19
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Simirawho's got kernel issues now? 04:23
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cjwatsonSimira: the kernel team; #ubuntu-kernel04:30
Simiracjwatson: thanks. I think it's BenC's bug :)04:31
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mdzcrimsun: dmix works fine on my hardware, but isn't set up automatically (I need to create an .asoundrc).  How do I fix that?04:45
Tonio_mjg59: I have tested your proposed patch for alsa/macbook pro, that's way better.04:45
Tonio_mjg59: I'll try to ping crimsun once available for review and inclusion04:46
Tonio_mjg59: just fyi, latest pommed upstream fixes about all the issues and perfectly works here, I'll make an UVF exception request for this04:47
mjg59Tonio_: What do you need pommed for?04:47
Tonio_mjg59: lcd and keyboard backlight control, auto managed by the sensor04:47
Tonio_as on osx in fact04:48
mjg59hal and gpm ought to manage that...04:48
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Tonio_mjg59: keyboard backlight with the sensor ?04:48
Tonio_mjg59: and and I don't know what is the status with ubuntu, but on kubuntu the eject key, although we have patched kmilo for this, doesn't appear to work.... only pommed worked here04:49
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mjg59I'm not a Kubuntu guy04:50
bddebianWell why the hell not? :-)04:51
Tonio_mjg59: I'm not an ubuntu one :) I don't know the current status with gnome, but on kubuntu that's not very good out of the box hehe ;)04:51
dholbachcan an archive admin please take care of bug 9279904:51
UbugtuMalone bug 92799 in libtelepathy "Please sync libtelepathy from incoming" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9279904:51
Tonio_basically, just the numlock seems to work, no eject, no lcd or keyboard backlight, sensor is ignored.....04:52
Tonio_but as a very simple package works perfectly, that's ok I think04:52
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Nafallohi! is universe waved through the queue as usual or is it opened again after beta is released? :-)04:59
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Rochahello05:05
Rochahow can i report a bug in the desktop effects app?05:05
Rochaa serious bug05:05
LaserJockRocha: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug05:06
Rochathanks05:06
pittiRocha: ubuntu-bug -p desktop-effects05:06
Rochapitti: that command doesn't work05:07
pittioh? how so?05:07
Rochapython error, no route to host05:07
Rochacould not upload report data to lauchpad05:08
pittiRocha: erm, but since we talk on IRC, your network works?05:08
Rochayes, it works perfectly05:08
Rochai'm behind a proxy, maybe that's the problem05:08
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pittiRocha: can you ping launchpad.net ?05:08
pittiRocha: ah, and you configured firefox to use that proxy?05:08
Rochayes, perfectly05:08
pittiRocha: I'd welcome a bug against apport for that05:09
Rochayes, but the ubuntu-bug app should use the proxy configured in the gnome environment05:09
pittihttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+filebug05:09
pittiindeed05:09
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superm1pitti, u mean "ubuntu-bug -p apport" ;)05:09
Rochai'll report the two bugs05:09
pittisuperm1: haha05:09
pittiRocha: thank you!05:09
Rochaubuntu-bug not using the environment proxy and desktop-effects installing nvidia-glx when i'm using nvidia-legacy already05:10
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Rochapitti: is it too difficult to add proxy support for the app?05:11
Rochai could try to code that05:11
pittiRocha: it would need to get into python-launchpad-bugs05:11
pittiRocha: help greatly appreciated, of course05:11
Rochaok, i'll report both bugs in a second05:12
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Rochapitti: done05:26
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Rochai think that to begin coding for you, starting with that apport bug would be easy05:31
pittiRocha: great!05:31
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pittiRocha: it might not be that simple actually, I don't know how Gnome sets the proxy05:32
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desrttepsipakki; wazzup?05:32
pittiRocha: and it shouldn't depend on gnome libraries, p-launchpad-bugs should neither have huge dependencies nor be gnome dependent05:32
Rochapitti: no problem, i'll read the code of an app that does use the gnome proxy05:32
pittihey desrt, how's live?05:32
pittiRocha: so it should just try to read gconf etc., and if that fails, ignore it05:33
desrtpitti; stuff is good.  just got an email from claire.  figure i should probably chill here a bit more for the next little while :)05:33
Rochapitti: i'll look into that05:33
pittidesrt.make_absolute_location('here')05:33
desrt:)05:33
Rochapitti: can you give some hints on how to start coding for you?05:33
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Rochapitti: just to try to fix that bug05:34
pittiRocha: in what regard? bzr get http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bugsquad/bughelper/bughelper.0.1 is certainly a good start05:34
pittiRocha: and reading ui.py in the apport source (def upload_launchpad_blob_ 05:35
pittiRocha: s/_$/)/05:35
Rochai'll have to download apport from bazzar right?05:35
pittiRocha: something like launchpadBugs.storeblob.upload(StringIO("hello")) looks like a good and simple test05:35
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pittiRocha: not necessarily, but of course you can; apt-get source apport will do, though05:36
pittiRocha: since the proxy handling etc. needs to be fixed in python-launchpad-bugs05:36
pittiRocha: but the single command above should be a good test, you don't need the aport source for this05:36
Rochapitti: i'm completely lost, sorry :(05:37
pittiRocha: let's do that in /msg05:37
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TomaszDin gdebi, what did the developer had on mind by saying "this package is uninstallable" ?05:38
TomaszDdoes it mean that it's possible to uninstall this package?05:38
jdongprobably that it cannot be installed05:39
TomaszDor does it mean that it's impossible to install the package?05:39
ivoksno, it's not possible to install it05:39
TomaszDok, thx05:39
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zygahey 05:39
zygaI love open source :-)05:39
zygaI made that small package some time ago, command-not-found05:40
zygaand now it hit the planet :-)05:40
zygawith bugs and patches05:40
Mirvmvo: now that there was this new update-manager put in edgy, and it generates a lot of untranslated strings, should we have a yet another translation update to edgy before feisty?05:40
zygathat's just like winning a lottery :-)05:40
zygayou feel great and get stuff for free05:40
zygamvo: thanks for all your help with this05:40
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mvoMirv: you mean update-manager-core? its tiny and only required for server upgrades05:41
mvozyga: :)05:41
mvozyga: its great, isn't it ?05:41
zygayeah :-)05:41
zygaI'm going to fix all those bugs right away :-)05:41
mvozyga: great, let me know when I can merge/upload :-D05:42
mvozyga: 05:42
zygamvo: I'll update my branch on launchpad and maybe add debwatch (I always wanted to learn that)05:42
mvozyga: #92942 is in my tree, I'm not sure about #92862 05:42
Mirvmvo: yeah, update-manager-core, rosetta just says there's now untranslated string like "Upgrade tool" partial upgrade texts and 20+ others, are they somethings that are used maybe for desktop upgrades, too? or are they such that translations are fetched by the upgrade tool automatically?05:43
zygamvo: I'll merge from your branch then05:43
zygaas for #92862 the frontend can be fixed easily05:43
mvoMirv: for edgy there really shouldn't be 20 new strings, that sounds very strange. for feisty, new strings are very possible, I'm not sure when update-manager was imported, but it may not be too long ago05:43
Mirvmvo: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/edgy/+source/update-manager-core/+pots/update-manager-core/ - all languages have at least 27 new untranslated strings05:44
Mirvexpect Finnish, which I just fixed05:44
zygabut the backend and the actual useful frontend for non apt-get is beyond my abilities as I just have no knowledge of redhat/gentoo/$others05:44
mvozyga: my personal opinion is that people who use dselect or aptitude can easily tranform "apt-get" to the tool for choice :)05:44
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mvoMirv: let me check05:44
zygadselect and aptitude can be run in batch mode?05:45
zyga(I didn't know that)05:45
mvoMirv: that looks wrong, let me talk to carlos again05:45
TheInfinityhmm ... one question to an ubuntu package - i get from cyrus channel the information "if you don't have the deliver binary, then you have a horribly broken cyrus install. reinstall." - seems to be a problem with the ubuntu cyrus package?05:46
TheInfinitybecause my deliver binary is definitly not there ;)05:46
Mirvmvo: ok, thanks. no problem though with the strings, if we just can get relevant language pack updates etc., too, and maybe it should be mentioned to ubuntu-translators that people translate those in edgy, too (the strings are same as in feisty)05:46
mvoMirv: it should really have only ~10 strings, so I will make sure that its hidden until this is sorted out05:47
carlosMirv: those translations should land automatically in next language pack update05:47
Mirvcarlos: well, the current update is already in proposed and does not include those, and the next one will probably come only in May or so (ie after feisty)05:48
carlospitti: ^^^05:48
zygamvo: how can I edit bugs assigned to c-n-f?05:49
MithrandirTheInfinity: it's called cyrdeliver and is in cyrus21-common and cyrus-common-2.2 as you could quite easily have discovered.05:50
pitticarlos, Mirv: right, on start of April05:51
Mirvpitti: yeah, that sould get enough time for also other teams to translate those new string05:52
TheInfinityhmm ... ok i'll look tomorrow - i was quite sure that it was not there ... i'll come again when i have access to the system again :)05:53
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EvanCarrollI just upgraded to feisty yesterday, needing pg8.2, and I've since been having problems with Evolution of all things. =[05:57
EvanCarrollkeeps forgetting my password, and moving me to 'work offline'05:58
EvanCarrollactually it doesn't forget it, it just doesn't accept it. next time it does it i'll tethereal it and send in bug report05:58
TomaszDI'm sorry, which package is responsible for time-admin? gnome-applets? 06:00
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pittiTomaszD: gnome-system-tools06:03
TomaszDpitti, thank you very much.06:03
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pittiTomaszD: btw, 'dpkg -S time-admin' :)06:03
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TomaszDpitti, aahh my saviour06:04
TomaszDpitti, you're the one developing restricted-manager ?06:04
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pittiyes, I am ATM06:05
TomaszDpitti, no, don't worry06:05
TomaszDI have an unusual "problem"06:05
TomaszDI'm an Ubuntu Translator and I need to see the GUI running on my computer, however I don't have restricted hardware...06:05
TomaszDso it just tells me to beat it.06:05
pittioh, heh :)06:05
TomaszD:)06:05
TomaszDany ideas for an "override"?06:06
pittiTomaszD: that's relatively easy06:06
pittiTomaszD: -> /query06:06
BenCheno: ping06:10
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dholbachcan an archive admin please take care of bug 92799?06:16
UbugtuMalone bug 92799 in libtelepathy "Please sync libtelepathy from sid" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9279906:16
sjoerdtypical timing :p06:17
dholbach:)06:19
crimsunmdz: which hardware?06:20
mdzcrimsun: onboard nvidia06:23
crimsunmdz: ac97- or hda-based?06:23
mdzcrimsun: ac9706:23
crimsunmdz: what does ``asoundconf list'' say for that chip?06:24
mvoMirv: the u-m-core pot file is updated, it should be much less noisy now06:24
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_ionpitti: Please review the changes at http://johan.kiviniemi.name/software/bzr/restricted-manager/06:25
_ion% ls /usr/share/restricted-manager/modalias_override 06:25
_ionath_hal  fglrx  ipw3945.manual  nvidia  nvidia.manual06:25
mdzcrimsun: hmm, unfortunately the BIOS is hiding it now because I installed an SB live (which seems to do hardware mixing). anything  I can get from syslog which would tell you what you need to know?06:25
_ionNow the patterns are a lot easier to modify.06:25
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pitti_ion: ah, great; will do, and merge06:25
crimsunmdz: hmm, unfortunately not06:26
mdzcrimsun: I had completely forgotten that I had an .asoundrc until I started playing with btsco06:26
mdzand when I removed it, only one process could use the sound device06:26
crimsunmdz: ok, at your leisure the output from ``asoundconf list'' with that chip enabled would help06:27
mdzcrimsun: ok, thanks06:28
TomaszDpitti, ok I got it to work now, however the "Check for new Restricted Drivers" and "Restricted Drivers Manager" are left untranslated despite 100% status in Rosetta for my language. As if the desktop file was unaffected by translations06:30
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pittiTomaszD: I have those translated, hmm06:31
TomaszDpitti, will you be here tomorrow to bother you again if tomorrow's langpack doesn't fix it?06:32
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pittiTomaszD: yes, I will06:32
TomaszDok cool.06:32
vdepizzoljwendell: hello06:35
jwendellvdepizzol, hi06:35
vdepizzoljwendell: can you join #ubuntu-br-doc? :)06:35
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Mirvmvo: thanks.06:41
iwjCome on launchpad, give me bug numbers!06:42
_ion106:42
pittiseb128, dholbach, asac: come on, guys, the lp retracers want to get some fodder, they are idling around :-P06:43
dholbachpitti: your wish is my command :)06:44
pittidholbach: (just kidding, of course)06:44
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dholbachohhhhhhhhhhh :-(((((((((06:45
dholbach;-)06:45
TomaszDwhat's the name of the package which has this "writing data to device, don't remove" elements ? I'm looking for this in vain06:45
pittidholbach: I had to make a small bughelper fix to work around bug 9413706:45
UbugtuMalone bug 94137 in malone "produces invalid HTML in field.title input" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9413706:45
dholbachpitti: looking into it06:45
pittidholbach: how do you want the patch?06:45
dholbachin the bug report is fine - a branch is fine too06:45
pittidholbach: that bug is a Malone one (invalid HTML)06:46
dholbachah ok06:46
pittidholbach: can I email you the debdiff?06:46
dholbachfine too06:46
dholbachif i get hit by a bus, there's also bughelper@lists.ubuntu.com06:46
pittidholbach: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/bughelper.94137.diff06:46
dholbachsupi06:47
EtienneGiwj, I saw your MIR for sl-modem06:47
EtienneGI'm looking forward to it06:47
iwjEtienneG: :-).06:47
iwjI hope you approve of my upload too.06:47
dholbachpitti: we'll switch from regexp to xpath in 0.2 :-)06:47
EtienneGiwj, I wish I could !06:47
pittidholbach: *phew* :)06:47
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_ionCouldn't Launchpad provide a SOAP API or something?06:48
dholbach_ion: xmlrpc is work in progress afaik06:49
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c5jrhello06:51
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Seveasmdke, you here?06:55
Seveassabdfl, elmo: CC meeting in 5 minutes06:55
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seb128dholbach: do you track bug you tagged?06:59
asacpitti: pitti you found why retraces don't work properly for ffox?06:59
pittiasac: no idea :(06:59
seb128dholbach: https://bugs.beta.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/synaptic/+bug/94150 for example, the retracing doesn't work, we need to ask for a new crash file07:00
UbugtuMalone bug 94150 in synaptic "[apport]  synaptic crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  07:00
pittiasac: but I didn't look very hard so far07:00
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seb128asac: does it work with apport-retrace locally?07:00
dholbachseb128: if I see bugged retraces, I'll ask for new crashes07:00
pittiasac: could you confirm that retracing the same bug works with 0.61 and fails with 0.69 in the same environment?07:00
seb128dholbach: ok, just wondering because you didn't subscribe to the bug07:00
asacpitti: still waiting for feedback from team members07:02
asacwill do so on my own later if they don't come up with test results07:02
seb128dholbach: trying to figure a workflow to work from the unconfirmed bugs list07:03
pochupitti: if I add a tag 'need-i386-retrace' should a retrace be automatically added by your retrace service?07:03
pittiasac: thank you07:03
pittipochu: I just mailed ubuntu-devel@ about that07:03
dholbachseb128: let's move to #ubuntu-bugs07:03
seb128dholbach: ok07:03
seb128pitti: 07:03
seb128$ ~pitti/bin/retrace-i386 9414007:03
seb128-bash: /home/pitti/bin/retrace-i386: Permission denied07:03
pittiseb128: right, second07:04
seb128k07:04
pittipochu: short answer is 'yes'07:04
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pittiseb128: I disabled the scripts for now, since the daemon is running now07:05
pittiseb128: you still need to call them manually?07:05
pittiseb128: chmod'ed back07:05
pochupitti: it's because I did it this evening, and the retrace service removed the tag, but he didn't attached a retrace! :S07:05
pochupitti: bug 8984807:06
UbugtuMalone bug 89848 in listen "Listen crashes randomly when downloading missing covers" [Medium,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8984807:06
pittipochu: please try again07:06
pochupitti: ok07:06
pittipochu: I fixed a bug about half an hour ago that made attachments break with invalid utf-807:06
pittipochu: with 'try' being 'stick the tag back on'07:07
pochusure :) doing07:07
seb128pitti: well, not really, I'm used to it and it's as quick as tagging to run the command ;)07:07
pittiseb128: right, I'm just a bit concerned about the load07:07
seb128pitti: and I wanted to have a look at why some retracing don't work07:07
seb128but there is not enough debug output for that apparently07:07
pittiseb128: btw, if you want to repeatedly retrace a bug, you might be better off with logging into the chroot and calling apport-retrace07:08
henoBenC: pong07:08
pittiseb128: then you can also use -g and whatever07:08
pittiseb128: I'll write some wrapper scripts to log in, second07:08
seb128pitti: if I do that I can use debug prints? ;)07:08
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seb128pitti: yeah, look like a good idea and a way to look why some retracing don't work07:08
pittiseb128: once you are logged in, you are welcome to apt-get install any package you like, or hack up /usr/bin/apport-retrace as you wish07:09
seb128pitti: another usecase is that for quite some bugs I need extra packages not listed to Depends07:09
BenCheno: In regards to ISO testing, I less able to test sparc installs than fabbione. I only have one, and it's my build/dev box, and it takes 12 minutes to cold boot, and 3 to soft boot07:09
pittiseb128: right07:09
BenCheno: I would like to add to your list some tests that I do anyway, and which may help the testing cycle anyway. I always do a VMWare (vmi+paravirt) guest install (server and desktop), as well as a kvm (kernelbased virt) guest install (server and desktop)07:10
henoBenC: ok, thanks. Let me see if cburg in Montreal is making any progress on that07:10
henoBenC: OK, cool what platform?07:11
BenCheno: I can actively test Intel 64-bit/32-bit installs easily on a dual-core box07:11
BenCheno: I do it on 32-bit and 64-bit Intel07:11
BenCso basically I install on the bare metal, install vmware and kvm, and do guest os installs on that07:11
BenCfor 64-bit host, I test 32-bit and 64-bit guest07:12
pittiseb128: ~pitti/bin/retracer-login-{i386,amd64}07:12
pittiseb128: root@ronne:/#  -> feel the power :-P07:12
henoRight, we have good coverage on i-32 and i-64 is not officially a concern I guess07:12
henobut interesting cases nonetheless 07:12
henoI should make a page for 'other tests'07:13
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seb128pitti: thanks, so I can stop pinging you every 5 min and do some work myself ;)07:13
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seb128pitti: I'll try to figure why some retraces don't work07:13
pittiseb128: NB that there is no LP cookie in the chroot07:13
pittiseb128: it's copied there by apport-chroot at runtime07:14
seb128no need ot that07:14
pittiseb128: so you need to use -s or -o file 07:14
pittior -g07:14
seb128I just want to retrace07:14
seb128k07:14
pittiright07:14
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pittiseb128: remember to use -u and --no-purge to save time07:14
seb128ok07:15
BenCheno: It's not ia64, it's 64-bit x86_64 (amd64)07:15
henooh, right07:15
henothat we do need testing on07:15
BenCheno: Virtualization is becoming a bigger deal for us, so guest OS testing should probably start being considered the same as hw testing07:16
BenCheno: If I had virtualbox, I'd test that too, but I don't have that setup yet :)07:16
henoBenC: agreed. I've been known to write about it at length :)07:16
c5jryeah07:16
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c5jri like that feisty will have .20 in it07:17
henoI failed to get that set up on amd64 for some reason07:17
wereHamsterwho's ubuntu's wine maintainer?07:17
henoI guess their binary is i38607:17
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c5jrdoes ubuntu ship for sparc now?07:18
giangywereHamster: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wine07:19
henofabbione: are you able to do some test installs on sparc server for beta? just default and LAMP+LVM install07:19
c5jri can do test installs on many different sparcs07:19
giangywereHamster: Stephan Hermann is probably the right person to contact :)07:20
c5jrolder and newer07:20
c5jri can even give shells for testing, etc, etc to any interested parties07:21
cjwatsonfabbione: could you translate bug 70487 into English for me, please? There isn't much to it ...07:21
UbugtuMalone bug 70487 in ubiquity "Non riesco ad installare" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7048707:21
wereHamstergiangy, thanks07:22
c5jrI wonder if the Ubuntu build system by kaimon works now.07:22
wereHamsterI guess he's away right now.. \sh_away07:22
c5jrMy ex-coworker JTV submitted some changes upstream, but still no love with the build07:22
c5jrI could never get a cd to do anything but fail a md5sum test while building my own from source (dl all packages, run build scripts (even get unneeded britney, etc, etc)07:24
c5jrIt is really a shame07:24
c5jrits like, linux for humans, by aliens07:24
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giangycjwatson: "I can't install...I have a problem with the hd?"07:24
c5jrunless you want to pony up the 700euro to get an easy cheesy third party install cd if i understand correctly07:24
giangycjwatson: poor report btw :)07:25
c5jrthat wasnt the direction i thought ubuntu was going in when i met mark and malcom a year ago07:25
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ograMithrandir, can you kick off a -server iso build for edubuntu ? 07:27
ograltsp is there 07:27
cjwatsongiangy: yeah, it's awful - I'm going through rejecting lots of that kind of bug against ubiquity at the moment. Thanks for the translation07:29
dholbachpitti: uploaded and pushed your changes07:29
pittidholbach: uploaded? we're in freeze...07:30
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pittidholbach: thank you07:30
dholbachpitti: uploaded and it will be considered after freeze or during it if there are free build cycles :)07:31
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shawarmapitti: The automatic apport retrace stuff looks really cool! Great work!07:32
pittishawarma: \o/07:33
shawarmapitti: \o/ all over the place. :-)07:33
_ionAutomatic apport retrace? Yay!07:33
shawarma_ion: Indeed. Just announced on u-d-d.07:35
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_ionNow if only the crash dumps were moved from bug report attachments to a separate service better suited for, well, crash dumps. :-)07:36
_ionWith links to both directions between bug reports and collections of crash dumps from different users related to the same crash.07:36
_ionAnd top-N lists of specific crashes reported.07:37
pitti_ion: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CrashReporting07:38
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henoseb128: could you look at bug 93120 -- the failure to start gnome-settings daemon -- where should that be filed?07:39
UbugtuMalone bug 93120 in ubuntu-iso-tests "beta: Ubuntu i386 desktop" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9312007:39
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giangycjwatson: np :)07:39
henoiwj: you might also want to look at the modem issue in that one (if you are still working on modems)07:39
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_ionpitti: This "Launchpad Oops" sounds nice. :-)07:40
seb128heno: I'm wondering if that's an another dbus timeout bug, 10min is long07:40
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seb128heno: default choice would be control-center with a ~/.xsession-errors attached07:40
henoseb128: ok, I'll recommend that, thanks07:41
iwjModem issue in err feisty livecd you mean ?07:41
henoiwj: yes, people are filing real bugs under the ISO tests and I have to find real homes for them07:41
henoiwj: the last comment on that bug07:42
iwjI don't have the problem described there by Michael Losonsky.07:43
iwjI think you should probably slap them down and ask them to file a separate bug so we can ignore it :-/.07:43
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henoiwj: slapping down is not the new community building way :)07:44
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henobut yes, I will suggest he file a different bug07:45
iwjSorry.07:45
henowhat should it be under?07:45
iwjBut it does WFM.  Well, aside from all of the stuff I said in the sl-modem MIR (which I should file bugs about ...)07:45
iwjgnome-system-tools or something IIRC07:45
henook, and the odd text you noted is that the dark blue on black?07:46
iwjYes.07:46
henothat's a known issue in that case, ok07:46
iwjRight.07:46
iwjI thought it probably would be :-).07:46
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iwjheno: But I have to say I'm much happier stumbling across the bugs I'm finding now than in three weeks' time.07:56
henoiwj: yep. I just hope not too many get lost in the 24000 list of open bugs07:57
henobut that's another discussion 07:57
cjwatsonI closed 100 over the last day ;-)07:57
henocjwatson FTW!07:57
henoI've only closed tracker bugs today07:58
cjwatsongreasemonkey scripts FTW07:58
pochupitti: doesn't work (the retrace)07:58
giangyfirefox 2.0.0.3 on the road.07:58
pochupitti: I added it, and the retrace service removed the tag again, but hasn't attached it07:58
pittipochu: bug#?07:59
pochupitti: bug 8984807:59
UbugtuMalone bug 89848 in listen "Listen crashes randomly when downloading missing covers" [Medium,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8984807:59
pittipochu: i386?07:59
pochuyep07:59
pochuneed-i386-retrace tag07:59
pittipochu: 08:00
pochupitti: there is no coredump!08:00
pochuhehe08:00
pochusorry :(08:00
pittireport file does not contain required fields: CoreDump Package ExecutablePath08:00
pittipochu: :)08:00
pochuI have a duplicated with a Coredump :)08:00
pochu(I asked the reported to report it again with the cd)08:00
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TreenaksI never understood copy mode properly08:01
pochupitti: you may want to disable the "short report" if there are no symbols08:01
pittiTreenaks: so far I just used it to get scrollback in screen08:01
Treenaksme too08:01
pittipochu: right, there's a bug for it08:01
pochuah, fine :)08:01
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pittipochu: bug 87430 (poorly named, I know)08:01
UbugtuMalone bug 87430 in apport "do not accept short crash reports for firefox" [Low,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8743008:01
seb128pitti: k, I figured why a part of the crasher don't work with the retracer08:02
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seb128pitti: libc6 gets and not libc6-i68608:02
seb128gdb complains about /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.608:02
seb128and backtrace is dump when the crashes happen to strdup, malloc, strlen or any libc function08:03
seb128s/gets/gets installed08:03
pittiseb128: /gets/ -> no match08:03
pittidump -> unusable?08:03
seb128sorry, it was not clear ;)08:03
pittiah, I see08:04
seb128it looks for /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.608:04
seb128which comes from libc6-i68608:04
seb128but libc6 is installed08:04
pittiseb128: apt-get install libc6-i686 helps?08:04
seb128yep08:04
seb128it fixes it08:04
pittiseb128: so, let's just install this permanently into the chroots08:04
=== pitti fixes this in apport-chroot as well
seb128would be a good idea08:04
seb128danke08:04
seb128#0  0xb73078bc in _int_malloc () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.608:05
seb128(gdb) bt08:05
seb128#0  0xb73078bc in _int_malloc () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.608:05
seb128#1  0xb7308ed5 in _int_realloc () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.608:05
seb128#2  0xb730b06e in realloc () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.608:05
seb128#3  0xb756b18b in IA__g_realloc (mem=0x85ad240, n_bytes=16) at gmem.c:16808:05
pittiasac: ^ this could very well be the reason for your complaint as well08:05
seb128#4  0xb757f85c in g_string_maybe_expand (string=0x8b0a0d0, len=<value optimized out>) at gstring.c:26108:05
pittiseb128: argh flooding08:05
seb128that's the retrace from bug #9415808:05
UbugtuMalone bug 94158 in nautilus "[apport]  nautilus crashed with SIGSEGV when having problems to access a SFTP folder" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9415808:05
seb128http://librarian.launchpad.net/6875341/%3Cfdopen%3E is what the retracer did08:05
seb128pitti: sorry, that was only 4 frames ....08:05
fabbionecjwatson: ok. i will do it tomorrow. i am off for the evening08:05
pittiseb128: urgh @ retracer output08:05
asacpitti: hmmm interesting08:06
seb128pitti: the flood is with libc6-686 installed08:06
seb128it was doing the same than retraced without it08:06
pittiseb128: thanks a million for figuring this out08:06
seb128my pleasure ;)08:06
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fabbionecjwatson: oh i see it has been translated already08:07
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seb128pitti: let me know when you have the chroot update for that, I'll give a retry to #9415808:07
pittiseb128: FYI for learning the tools: apport-chroot -p libc6-i686 -p libc6-i686-dbgsym -v upgrade chroots/feisty.tar.gz08:08
pitti(doing now)08:08
seb128pitti: ok, thank you08:08
pittidone, digger started again08:08
seb128bug tagged08:09
pittiit is grinding away on that bug now08:09
mdzmvo: I just tried do-release-upgrade -d and it says there is no new release08:09
pittiseb128: seems we really need the ProcMaps scanning feature08:10
pittiseb128: I mean, not just complain about missing libs, but actually find their packages and isntall them08:10
pittithis would have caught this issue as well08:10
seb128yeah, that would rock08:10
mvomdz: oh? it worked for me fine today, are you behind a proxy or anything?08:10
mdzmvo: er, the second attempt failed as well, but the third seems to be working08:10
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seb128and that would make the retracer work when the crash doesn't happen to a Depends08:11
seb128like apps crashing to scim08:11
seb128or to a theme08:11
mdzmvo: it is reproducible if I try several times08:11
seb128or aspell, or whatever ;)08:11
mdzmvo: maybe there is a problem with the server?08:11
mdzmvo: it prints "No new release found" and then later a Broken pipe error comes through08:11
mvomdz: possible, can you strace it?08:11
mvomdz: let me check if I can reproduce it here08:12
pittiseb128: yay, we have Contents.gz, so this should actually be possible08:12
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mdzmvo: ok, I have an strace of the failure08:13
mvomdz: could you put it to a pastebin or mail it to me? please?08:13
cjwatsonfabbione: yep, thanks08:14
fabbionecjwatson: no problem..08:14
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mdzmvo: sent08:15
mvomdz: thanks! 4/4 tries worked here - lets see what the strace will tell me08:15
mdzmvo: it seems to get the meta-release file OK (2168 bytes)08:15
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mdzmvo: and when I look inside it, I see feisty there08:16
mdzmvo: nothing is written to /var/log/dist-upgrade08:17
pittiseb128: argh, gdb failed with exit code 11 on that08:17
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mvomdz: the only thing that I could think of (broken-pipe) is that something with lsb-release is breaking. it spawns that to get the currently runing distro08:18
seb128pitti: :(08:18
mfdmdz: hello08:18
pittiseb128: hm, but it worked for you just after installing these two?08:18
mdzmvo: there is no epipe or sigpipe in the strace08:18
pittiseb128: i. e. worked in the fakechroot?08:19
mdzmfd: hello08:19
pittiseb128: trying myelf08:19
pittimyself08:19
seb128pitti: I used retracer-login-i386, apport-retrace -g -u --no-purge 94158, got the empty bt08:19
seb128pitti: then I tried "apport-retrace -g -u --no-purge -p libc6-i686 94158"08:20
seb128and that one worked fine08:20
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orangeyhey all!08:20
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orangeyBen Collins has accepted a patch into the kernel that makes ide-acpi.c, however, it is not enabled in the kernel binaries08:20
orangeywhat config do I play with to patch?08:20
orangeyI want to add the line: CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IDEACPI=y08:21
dholbachorangey: best to try #ubuntu-kernel08:21
orangeyah! thanks : )08:21
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mvomdz: I think I found it, a race in the code. I will do a update tonight08:31
mvomdz: thanks for reporting!08:31
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mdzmvo: great, thanks08:32
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hungerHow does HAL decide that suspend to disk is possible?08:34
=== hunger has 1GB RAM, 128MB video and 512MB swap and still hal thinks it can suspend to disk.
mdzit might very well be able to.  it's difficult to predict08:35
hungermdz: How so? tap says it has almost all the swap in use and only about 200MB in buffers or free.08:36
hungers/tap/top/08:36
hungerDoes it do compression?08:36
mdzhunger: it depends very much on how your memory is being used, which varies depending on what's running and what you're doing.  much of that might be backed by files or otherwise able to be freed.  08:37
pittiseb128: you tried with -g, right?08:37
mdzwe don't really know whether it will succeed until the kernel tries08:38
seb128pitti:  pitti: then I tried "apport-retrace -g -u --no-purge -p libc6-i686 94158"08:38
seb128 and that one worked fine08:38
pittiseb128: that bug seems to have a infinitely recursing stack; I stopped gdb at stack level 3000 or so08:38
seb128pitti: that's the command I tried08:38
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seb128ah ok, bad example then :/08:38
hungerSo hal actually calculates the ammount of swap a suspend to disk will take and uses that number to deterimine whether there is enough swap?08:38
seb128pitti: I've another example if you want ;)08:38
pittiseb128: with -s it sits there for literally minutes and then gives up08:38
pittiseb128: tricky case :(08:38
pittiseb128: oh, please08:38
mdzhunger: no, hal probably only knows whether it's possible to attempt or not08:39
seb128pitti: bug #94076, should I just tag it?08:39
UbugtuMalone bug 94076 in gnome-panel "[apport]  gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV in _dl_fini()" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9407608:39
pittiseb128: I have the gnome environment here, it should be quick08:39
pittiseb128: don't worry about tagging08:39
seb128pitti: I tried retracing this morning it did work08:39
seb128s/did/didn't08:39
hungermdz: So starting an attempt with half the RAM as swap space is safe to try?08:39
seb128pitti: ok08:39
pittiseb128: produces a wonderful trace now08:39
pittiapport-retrace -s -u --no-purge 9407608:39
seb128;)08:39
mdzhunger: if it won't fit, it gives up and your session continues08:40
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sharmshunger: if you have a reproducible issue with it, launchpad.net will get things done.08:40
pittiseb128: ok, please go ahead and tag it, so that it'll land in the bug as well08:40
hungersharms: I dunno whether it is an issue, as it does indead suspend to disk but never wakes up again:-)08:40
mdzhunger: the issue isn't a lack of swap space then08:40
hungermdz: I know. I just hoped reducing the swap size would trick that damn hal in declaring that suspend to disk is not an option.08:41
pittiasac: please retry retrace tagging on some crashes which previously produced bad results08:41
asack08:42
hungermdz: I'll just buy more RAM and hope that it will then stop declaring suspend to disk to be working:-(08:42
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mdzhunger: it won't08:42
hungerOr is there any way to stop hal from thinking suspend to disk is an option?08:42
mdzI thought I just explained that08:42
_ionpitti: Have you had time to review the restricted-manager modification? No hurry at all, i'm just curious whether the change was okay.08:43
pitti_ion: sorry, not yet08:44
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mdzhunger: I'm not sure whether the current infrastructure still honors /etc/default/acpi-support, but that would be worth a try08:44
mdzif you want to force disable it08:44
pittimdz: gpm should, hal shouldn't, AFAIR08:44
hungermdz: It does not:-( The powermanager explicitly override that setting.08:45
hungermdz: tracking down how to disable this in gnome-power-manager, guidance-power-manager and kpowersave (which are all the different PMs we use in our family) just sucks:-(08:46
hungerAll of them seem to not document how to do this (if it is even possible).08:46
hungerChanging the hal settings just get reset to the default state on reboots:-(08:47
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mdkeSeveas: only now09:22
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mdkeSeveas: anything I can still do?09:23
Seveasmdke, yes, right on time09:24
mdkeshoot09:24
Seveasplase join #ubuntu-meeting, when _MMA_'s membership application is done, MagicFab has a question on wiki licensing09:24
mdkesure09:25
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pittiMithrandir: I uploaded four language-support- packages to remove some openoffice-help- dependencies which don't exist any more; this does not affect CD images09:29
jtholmescan someone point me to the wiki page outlining the procedure for altering source code packages and getting them back into the devel stream09:30
jtholmesonce they are changed09:30
jtholmesand approved09:30
pittijtholmes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/PatchingSources might be interesting09:31
pitti(the altering part)09:31
jtholmespitti: thanks09:31
jtholmesok09:31
pittijtholmes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment09:32
jtholmesthanks again, wonder who the author is on the patchingsource doc??? 09:33
pittijtholmes: me :)09:34
jtholmesappreciate both references09:34
jtholmesyes that is why i asked09:34
jtholmesbtw how do you put a smiley face on the msg09:34
pittijtholmes: maybe your IRC client translates colon-parenthesis to real smileys09:35
jtholmesyes i just got on chatzilla help and it does :-)09:36
jtholmesthanks :-)09:36
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ajmitchmorning09:48
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Mithrandirogra: edubuntu> building new ISOs10:16
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MezErrors were encountered while processing:10:22
Mez /var/cache/apt/archives/hotkey-setup_0.1-17ubuntu6_i386.deb10:22
MezE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)10:22
Mezhttp://rafb.net/p/SSg1vy75.html10:23
ajmitchfiled a bug?10:23
Mezgetting that on my latest dist-upgrade10:23
Mezajmitch, nope... just posting in here quickly incase its a known issue10:24
ajmitchthat misses the error completely10:24
ajmitchah, the paste has it10:24
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Mezajmitch, indeed :D10:24
MezI realised that which is why I made the paste10:24
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ajmitchdoesn't appear to be filed, at a glance10:25
Mezsecond time I've hit it actually :D10:26
Mezajmitch, file against feisty, or the package ?10:27
ajmitchagainst the package10:27
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Mithrandirogra: build complete, both ports and normal.10:52
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wereHamster\sh, hi11:00
\shwereHamster: hey :)11:00
wereHamster\sh, I've heard you were the ubuntu wine maintainer.. correct?11:02
\shwereHamster: well, I package scotts wine packages for ubuntu, but yes, somehow11:03
\shs/package/repackage/ better to say11:04
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wereHamstersituation: when one user used my software together with ubuntu's official wine package it wouldn't work, but after he compiled wine himself it worked.11:05
wereHamsterquestion: does ubuntu patch vanilla wine somwhow? Is there something that could make wine not compatible with my software?11:06
\shwereHamster: well, when he is using the provided build-essentials from ubuntu, and the same source package from ubuntu, he will normally get the same result as from our build servers11:06
wereHamsteroh.. 'my software' = http://neopsis.com/projects/yukon/11:06
BurgworkwereHamster: likely the version of wine is old11:06
wereHamsterby 'he compiled wine himself' I mean not from a deb source package, but from a clean wine tarball11:07
\shwereHamster: neither scott nor I patch wine with patches from dev tree of winehq or something...there was only one version where I patched away a bug from upstream (with a patch provided by upstream)11:07
\shwereHamster: and since 0.9.32 it's fixed in upstream already...so the tar balls are from upstream...(means what you can download from winehqs sf.net pages)11:08
\shwereHamster: most likly it's a problem with old .wine profiles.11:08
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\shwereHamster: if you have bugs, please open it on lp for the package wine...I need the compile settings etc. and a backtrace is also very useful when using ubuntus wine packages...11:20
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\shcu tomorrow11:21
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RiddellMithrandir: is there a decent chance of the current ISOs being the betas (is the nightly cronjob disabled etc)?11:51
MithrandirRiddell: yes.11:52
RiddellI'll download the DVDs overnight11:53
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