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racarrHas anyone had a chance to look at the Beryl package set in NEW yet?12:34
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geserracarr: you might have a better chance to get an answer during day hours in europe12:40
geserit's past midnight here12:41
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racarrgeser: Ok, it's not that important presumambly someone will look over them in the near future, I was just curious12:42
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hikenboot_why is it every version of ubuntu has it system depend upon stupid things like serpentine audio cd creator and bittorrent...how about making these this optional without removing one causing ubuntu-desktop to be uninstalled...at least fiesty fawn made openoffice optional!12:45
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keescookMithrandir (or other archive admin): please shove the breezy/dapper/edgy inkscape updates.  :)01:04
sharmshikenboot_: because those packages are what composes the "ubuntu desktop"01:08
hikenboot_right but removing them prevents upgrading01:08
sharmsyou can still upgrade without bittorrent or the ubuntu-desktop package01:09
racarrsharms: But you wont get new packages added to ubuntu-desktop01:09
racarrit seems to me like some sort of Install-Depends field would make sense01:09
sharmsracarr: if you are removing items included in it, then it is clear you dont want them anyway01:09
sharmsif you dont like the defaults, install what you want.  Issue solved.01:10
racarrsharms: ...I don't think it's fair to assume that because someone doesn't want open office they don't want every other package added to ubuntu-desktop in the future01:10
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hikenboot_when i went to remaster this last time I had a problem where when I was trying to install the packages I did want it would try and reinstall ubuntu desktop and all the packages I removed01:11
Burgworkhikenboot_: a bunch of things have been moved to desktop-recommends, from desktop01:11
racarrerr, right I forgot about recommends, hehe01:12
Burgworkhikenboot_: you are welcome to upgrade by other means01:12
sharmshikenboot_: if a package depends on ubuntu-desktop that shouldn't, use launchpad to file a bug01:13
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Hobbseesharms: "shouldnt" is a relative term.  sure you mean a package depending on ubuntu-desktop, or ubuntu-desktop depending on a package?01:15
mdzhikenboot_: as you noticed, we've already changed this for many applications in Feisty, and that work will continue.  we're now approaching beta status now, though, and we'll be focusing on stabilization instead for the next month01:15
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sharmsHobbsee: I mean if a package depends on ubuntu-desktop01:15
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mdzsharms: nothing should depend on ubuntu-desktop unless it is meant to imply the rest of the default desktop install (e.g., a derivative metapackage)01:16
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hikenboot_yes i have noticed that the worst one...open office was moved to recommends...this is greatly appreciated...at least now I can use it for my purposes01:16
sharmsmdz: from what he was saying, apparently he had a package that did01:16
sharmsthat is why I invite him to report it :)01:17
racarrerr01:17
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Hobbseethe dist-upgrader requires ubuntu-desktop, yes...01:17
racarrI thought we were talking about ubuntu-desktop depending on packages 01:17
mdzsharms: it sounds more like he wanted to install a package which conflicted with a dependency of ubuntu-desktop01:17
sharms"when I was trying to install the packages I did want it would try and reinstall ubuntu desktop and all the packages I removed"01:17
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mdzthe upgrader does that01:18
hikenboot_thanks guys and have a great night01:18
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sharmsgood luck!01:18
sharmsHobbsee: is that "shouldn't" issue a UK thing?01:19
Hobbseesharms: well, forums keep saying that network manager shouldnt be a dep of ubuntu-desktop, as it's too buggy, etc, etc...so i was hoping to avoid those kind of bugs01:21
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jonohi Hobbsee :)01:21
sharmsHobbsee: oh no, I meant I thought you were correcting my usage of the english language01:21
Hobbseesharms: ahh.  nope :)01:22
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DabianHow do I get rid of a broken package?01:26
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Dabian(sorry for asking here .. but I don't think I can go anywhere)01:26
HobbseeDabian: you shoot it.01:26
sharms#ubuntu can help01:26
Dabiansharms : It didn't so far.01:26
Hobbsee#ubuntu can help, especially if you give them more information.01:26
Hobbseelike, maybe which package it is.01:26
Dabiansharms : I have trouble with irda-utils for amd64.01:26
Hobbseeand which release you're on01:27
DabianHobbsee : I am not sure01:27
DabianHobbsee : My system borked while I was upgrading.01:27
DabianHobbsee : To fiercy dawn, from 6.1001:27
Dabianedgy?01:27
sharmsDabian: if you want to kill it, then apt-get remove --purge packagename works for me01:27
sharmsI am running fiercy dawn right now01:27
Dabiansharms : Can I paste the errors I get from that now?01:27
Hobbseefeisty fawn, you mean.01:27
HobbseeDabian: try #ubuntu+1 for feisty support.01:28
sharmsPersonally I like fiery dawn01:28
Hobbseehehe01:28
Dabiandpkg: error processing irda-utils (--purge):01:28
Dabian Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should01:28
Dabian reinstall it before attempting a removal.01:28
jdongow.01:31
jdongthat's more like fubar down01:31
Dabianyah01:31
Hobbseedepends on why it's actually broken01:31
jdongDabian: at that point I usualy start taking a text editor to /var/lib/dpkg/state01:31
cjwatsonDo what it says; 'dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/irda-utils_*.deb'01:31
Dabianjdong : Thanks.01:31
jdongbut listen to cjwatson 01:31
cjwatsonDO NOT EDIT /var/lib/dpkg/status BY HAND UNLESS YOU ARE AN EXPERT01:31
Hobbseejdong: stop giving out crackful info.01:31
Dabiancjwatson : Heheh .. or a complete idiot, right? :)01:31
Hobbseeon that basis01:31
sharmscjwatson: he is running fiercy dawn, he should be fine01:31
jdongsorry :)01:31
cjwatsoni.e. unless you can competently fix bugs in dpkg01:31
Dabiancjwatson : I get error from that as well.01:31
cjwatsonthe dpkg -i above may error out, but it should let you get further; 'dpkg --configure -a' is often the next step01:31
cjwatsonthen repeat the upgrade01:32
Dabianheh .. yeah .. why didn't I try dpkg --configure -a 01:36
DabianI get the same error as pasted above though.01:36
cjwatsonwhat was the error from dpkg -i? (if it's long, use paste.ubuntu-nl.org or similar)01:36
cjwatsonfwiw, that error from dpkg usually means that it was interrupted hard (e.g. segfault, poweroff) at a very bad point01:36
Dabianhow do I redirect to file?  2>&1 > file.txt 01:36
Dabian?01:36
cjwatson>file.txt 2>&101:36
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Dabianhehe .. better prepend with "LANG=C" :)01:36
jdongcjwatson: yeah I've done that "package is very inconsistent" thing after a few hard resets....01:36
jdongit was a pain to get out of it01:36
calcanyone know of a simple way to effectively evict all cached pages on a system01:37
calceg read a bunch of zeros into memory or something01:37
Dabianhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11271/01:37
Burgworkcalc: please use #ubuntu for support, this is a development channel01:37
DabianI powered off the computer last night .. I don't know how far the upgrade was.01:38
DabianActually I was just turning off teh stereo, I forgot the computer was on.01:38
Dabian(I hoooked my system up so that turning off the stereo automagicly turns off the computer w/monitor at the same time)01:38
cjwatsonDabian: first run 'sudo start-stop-daemon --stop --quiet --oknodo --pidfile /var/run/irattach.pid --exec /usr/sbin/irattach'01:40
cjwatsonDabian: then edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/irda-utils.prerm (as root) and change 'invoke-rc.d irda-utils stop || exit $?' to ': invoke-rc.d irda-utils stop || exit $?' (i.e. put colon-space in front of that line)01:41
cjwatsonDabian: then repeat the dpkg -i from earlier, which should let you continue01:42
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sharmscjwatson: did you just know that off the top of your head?01:43
cjwatsoncalc: install moreutils, then 'sponge </dev/zero'01:43
cjwatsonctrl-c when you get bored01:43
Hobbseesharms: cjwatson lives in this kind of stuff, and debian-installer01:43
cjwatsonsharms: no, I looked up what the prerm did and determined how to safely replicate it01:43
Hobbseecjwatson: can i ask what the : in front does?  or point me to somewhere where it's documented?01:44
cjwatsonthese aren't exactly user-serviceable parts normally01:44
cjwatsonHobbsee: man :01:44
cjwatsonhmm, or not01:44
cjwatsonHobbsee: help :01:44
Hobbseehehe01:44
Hobbseeor not01:44
Hobbseeahhh, nice01:44
cjwatsonit's the same as /bin/true01:44
Hobbseegotcha01:44
calccjwatson: thanks01:44
cjwatsonit's better than # in this case because if you use # there'll be no command between the then and the else and you'll get a syntax error01:45
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calci need to stop using xp01:45
calcit makes my brain rot01:45
sharmscalc: we're not stopping you from running Ubuntu01:46
calcsharms: i'm running it now01:46
calcsharms: i only had one pc until a few months ago and my gf made me run xp ;)01:46
sharmsGeneral chitchat for ubuntu type people: #ubuntu-offtopic01:47
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Hobbseecjwatson: ahhh....01:47
Dabiancalc : Just tell her .. "OK, I'll run XP .. but no sex as long as XP is on that computer, comprende?"01:48
Dabiancjwatson : You're amazing!  I got rid of it painlessly!01:49
bddebianhah01:49
DabianI wonder if commercial support of this level is available here in Denmark.01:52
cjwatsonDabian: woo, good to hear01:52
Dabiancjwatson :)01:52
HobbseeDabian: quite likely.  01:52
DabianWould be nice .. they're not listed though.  Well a few is listed .. judging from their webpage its hard to say; I guess.01:53
HobbseeDabian: http://www.ubuntu.com/support01:53
DabianHobbsee : Yess.01:53
cjwatsonI think Canonical's support operates globally, FWIW.01:54
Hobbseeit seems to01:54
Dabianhttp://www.ubuntu.com/support/commercial/marketplace/europe01:54
HobbseeCanonical Global Support Services are deployed around the world to enable a true 24x7 support infrastructure. Support requests are handled through telephone, e-mail and the web.01:54
DabianHobbsee : Its not in danish though, I guess.01:55
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HobbseeDabian: true that.01:55
sharmsBut if I call Canonical support, I dont hear "Hello, this is cjwatson.  How can I help you?"01:55
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Hobbseeone of the guys in -motu, iirc01:56
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DabianHobbsee : You can recommend linux2go?01:56
DabianHobbsee : I vaguely remember having checked their website.01:57
cjwatsonsharms: you don't want me doing support full-time, trust me; I don't have the patience01:57
HobbseeDabian: well, i've never dealt with them myself, obviously, not speaking danish, but one of the guys there, Soren Hansen, is oftne on #ubuntu-motu01:58
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Dabian-motu?01:58
HobbseeDabian: ubuntu universe packagers / developers01:59
HobbseeDabian: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU for reference01:59
Dabiancjwatson : Hehe .. I get we got a taste of that when you saw him recommending me to fumble with that status file ;-)01:59
Hobbseehehe02:00
Hobbseeyes - in here, a lot of support queries, in fact, almost all, get redirected elsewhere, as it's not on topic.02:00
DabianYeah .. I thought my request was special .. otherwise I wouldn't have bugged you.02:01
cjwatsonprerm failures are unfortunately notoriously hard to work around02:01
Hobbseetrue that.  once there was enough info in it, of course :)02:01
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Dabiannow the upgrade is slowly rolling like it should in the background... I guess next time I better put a warning on the computer "don't turn off now!" ;-)02:02
Hobbseehehe02:02
Hobbseethat would *always* help, yes02:02
Hobbseeshawarma: ah, you are in -devel.  see Dabian when you get back.02:03
DabianSince ext3 .. I'm often too lazy to do a clean shutdown.02:03
Dabianbtw02:04
racarra lot more goes on during a shutdown than syncing the disks :p02:04
DabianWHen I have upgraded .. I'm going to try and install "jde" .. if its still broken in fiesty fawn, and I want to help fix it .. how do I go about it?02:04
Dabianracarr : Yeah .. but a desktopcomputer should be able to cope .. or there is an error in a userspace program. :)02:05
Dabianracarr : I try to do a clean shutdown .. but I admit, sometimes I am too lazy .. if I am heading out the door or something.02:05
DabianI made it so that I can just click the powerbutton, and it will shutdown.02:06
DabianNo questions asked. :)02:06
HobbseeDabian: determine how it's broken, make a patch, submit it.  it installs on feisty, it seems02:06
DabianHobbsee : You code java?02:06
HobbseeDabian: nope02:06
HobbseeDabian: not a bit02:06
Dabianahh .. you just installed it to check?02:06
DabianDo I need an email that will be exposed to the web to submit a patch?02:07
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Dabianracarr : What in paticular do you think I miss by simply cutting the power?02:12
racarrDabian: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teardown has a list of that Teardown does, and you can workout what you miss by just cutting the power :p02:15
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_ionAn idea about how Upstart jobs might interact with the user regardless of what's the visible interface: virtual console, boot splash or X. http://johan.kiviniemi.name/blag/2007/03/21/upstart-and-interaction-with-user/02:16
HobbseeDabian: yep.  yes - well, it'll be hidden on launchpad, so it shouldnt get spammed02:18
DabianS30urandom02:19
racarr_ion: I think that's the wrong direction personally 02:19
DabianHobbsee : Thats good news.02:19
_ionracarr: What would you propose?02:20
DabianHobbsee : That was one of the major reasons I didn't even consider contributing to debian.02:20
Hobbseeahhh02:20
DabianI dislike spam.02:21
racarr_ion: Aiming for eliminating the transitions, heh, I know Kristian Hogsberg (I tihnk it was Kristian? it was someone from redhat) has done some work on X in the initramfs, I'm not sure that's the solution02:21
DabianI get my mail on yahoo, so I can't just run spam-assassin.02:21
racarrAnd it's impossible to have two email addresses...02:21
racarr(Sorry, I couldn't resist)02:21
_ionracarr: This should work even with boxes with no monitor, only a serial console.02:21
Dabianracarr : Isn't it Kristian Hgsberg?02:21
Dabiansorry .. lets try again in UTF8 :)02:22
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Dabianracarr : Isn't that Kristian Hgsberg ?02:22
HobbseeDabian: ahhh, yes.  that's annoying.02:22
DabianMany prefer latin-1 still.02:22
racarrDabian: Yes, but I assumed people would forgive me for just using an o :p02:23
Dabian:)02:23
Dabianracarr : Actually you can use "oe" instead of '', if yor keyboard support it not.02:23
Dabianracarr : I even do that in subjects of mail, to obey rfc822.02:24
racarr_ion: I suppose that's a reasonable advantage, yes02:24
racarrDabian: Eh, I can just use the Compose key, just too lazy02:24
Dabian(I know there is a mime-rfc that says the mta needs to convert it to qouted printable .. but that is disgusting. :)02:24
cjwatsonsharms: any luck on bug 85835 (maybe retest with a newer milestone)? I'm going to have to reject it if there's no more information02:25
UbugtuMalone bug 85835 in ubiquity "New partitioner does not work with NTFS existing drives" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8583502:25
Dabianor is it the MTU?02:25
_ionracarr: Not to mention blind users.02:25
_ionracarr: They need to interact with fsck as well.02:25
sharmscjwatson: haven't done a fresh install since I initially tried it, so no further information02:25
Dabiannot mtu ... MUA of course02:26
Dabiandarn ... I've been having it too easy too long.02:26
racarr_ion:  I don't see why that requires everything to be done through a terminal, theres no reason a screenreader/all the other accessibility stuff couldn't be used02:26
cjwatsonsharms: do you plan to?02:27
_ionI didn't say the support for blind users should be done through a terminal.02:27
sharmscjwatson: no, could only reproduce it on my production station which I can't fuss with02:27
racarr_ion: then why is this library required to allow blind users to interact with things during the startup process? things can just use the preexisting accessibility frameworks?02:30
_ionIt gives the option of *any* implementation for *any* use case regarding user interaction.02:30
cjwatsonsharms: probably bug 89004; rejected anyway, thanks02:30
UbugtuMalone bug 89004 in partman-base "Wonky partitioner choices in alternate cd" [Critical,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8900402:30
sharmscjwatson: yeah I hate it when those bug reporters don't provide enough information :)02:31
racarr_ion: I suppose, but  as you suggested upstart integration it seems like it would be reasonable to assume it would be however Ubuntu is set up (which will hopefully be less transitions in the future)02:32
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sladenBenC: is there anything useful I can do on the ICH6 non-boot issue in -12?03:16
BenCsladen: bug number?03:17
sladenBenC: bug #9364803:23
UbugtuMalone bug 93648 in linux-source-2.6.20 "2.6.20-12 fails to boot with ICH6 SATA (ahci_init_one/pci_iounmap BUG at lib/iomap.c:254)" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9364803:23
sladen10 dups03:24
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mjg59sladen: Figure out why it's hitting the BUG_ON in iomap.c03:32
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sladenmjg59: while you're here, any new ideas on bug #9088303:40
UbugtuMalone bug 90883 in acpi-support "wireless.sh cannot use 'device/power/state' to power-off wireless card anymore (dup-of: 89763)" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9088303:40
UbugtuMalone bug 89763 in acpi-support "Changes in sysfs power/state handling has broken 'ibm-wireless.sh'" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8976303:40
mjg59It's unfixable03:40
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sladenis it an option to just add back in the code upstream removed03:41
mjg59To an extent03:41
sladenmy understanding is that you can put the device to sleep by writing to the raw PCI registers in a gash way anyway03:41
mjg59But the driver won't know that03:42
mjg59= explode03:42
sladenthe code in the drivers has remained unchanged, just the functionality to call the code from userspace via sysfs has gone03:43
mjg59Yes03:43
racarrCan anyone get to archive.ubuntu.com right now?03:45
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Fujitsu(that was a no)03:45
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FujitsuCan somebody poke somebody appropriate about {archive,cdimage}.ubuntu.com04:01
Fujitsu*?04:02
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FujitsuGah.04:03
sladenworks for me.  What IP address are you getting from  'host archive.ubuntu.com' ?04:04
Fujitsu91.189.89.804:04
FujitsuI've seen 2 others confirm that it's dead.04:04
BenCsladen: I checked into that...looks like a bug where the device is not getting created fully during probe, and the error path is unmapping an io region that was never mapped04:04
_ionI get 91.189.89.6 and 91.189.89.8 and neither seems to work.04:05
BenCsladen: Probably best bet is to find out why the probe is failing in sysfs creation04:05
Fujitsu_ion: Same.04:05
FujitsuDoesn't get out of cogentco.04:05
FujitsuGets to London, that's all.04:05
racarrsladen: What are you getting for archive.ubuntu.com? (so I can add to /etc/hosts and do an update/upgrade :p)04:07
FujitsuSame from a box in the US...04:08
racarrI'm in the US and get 91.189.89.804:08
sladenah welcome to cogent, the box-shift of the IP transit world04:09
sladenshifter04:09
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KurtKraut When I insert a USB pendrive on Feisty it is automounted without giving me write permissions. I suppose this is a bug. In what package I should file it as  bug on Launchpad ?04:18
hilethere is just a maintenance break on archive.ubuntu.com - I got a mail for that, just dont remember which list04:19
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hilemaybe I was dreaming ;)04:22
mdzFujitsu: was the same here, I started to escalate it but it seems to have cleared itself up here04:29
FujitsuIndeed, it's fine now.04:30
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sharp5is GSoC stuff on-topic in here?04:41
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Development of Ubuntu (not support, even with feisty; not application development on Ubuntu) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Main frozen for beta
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sladenMithrandir: acpi-support_0.93 to fix various wireless/hotkey things;  there's some state-saving stuff still to do later06:21
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wringerhello06:37
wringercan you guys give feedback on ideas for the google summer of code?06:38
dokowringer: any specific project?06:50
wringerdoko: is the the place to talk about it?06:52
wringeryou guys are kind of specific on what topics of conversation are allowed in this channel06:53
dokowringer: you can email ubuntu-soc-owner@lists.ubuntu.com as well06:54
wringerdoko: but this place is fine too, right?06:54
dokowringer: sure06:54
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wringerdoko,  thanks06:56
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nekomancerhello?06:57
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nekomancerdoko: one of my friends directed me here to see about two different ideas i am considering to try for in google's soc06:59
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dokonekomancer: did you write a spec for these ideas?07:01
nekomancerdoko: not as of yet07:01
nekomancerdoko: i just discovered that the soc program is underway today07:02
nekomancerdoko: i was mostly wondering if ideas would fit into anything here at all07:02
nekomancerdoko: the one i like would be to see about improving the dual boot use ability of ubuntu/windows07:03
nekomancerdoko: adding a reboot menu like SUSE use to have, a FAT32 partition to the default partition layout if they are dual booting with windows, and 07:04
nekomancerdoko: a ap that would collect .exe locations in 'program files' and try to set them up with wine in their own menu07:05
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nekomancerdoko: it just didn't sound very deep in the ubuntu ideals, but more of a thing you would expect novell to do now07:06
nekomancerdoko: having said that, something like that would be nice for people who are changing from windows to Ubuntu07:06
dokonekomancer: you have to apply for a project until Mar 24; based on these details projects are choosen. if you can up with something more specific by this date, submit the project07:07
nekomancerdoko: would that be an ok general idea to peruse further?07:08
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nekomancerdoko: thanks for listening07:11
dokonekomancer: sure, but applying is not yet the same thing as beeing accepted for the project07:11
nekomancerdoko: i know07:11
nekomancerdoko: i have read over the rules and such.  I was just wondering if that idea, in general, was valid or not07:12
nekomancerdoko: it doesn't seem much like a 'free software' appeal07:13
nekomancerdoko: i remember the uproar about adding nvidia drivers to Fawn07:13
dokonekomancer: I don't see anything wrong with improving the dual-boot options for the user; I currently cannot say anything about the size of the project (if it's suited to the SoC)07:15
nekomancerdoko: Thanks.  I wanted to know if that general idea would be seen as non free software-ish07:19
nekomancerHave a good night/morning all07:19
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Mithrandirkeescook: unsure where and how to shove; I can't find any in the queue.07:44
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Hobbseeheya Mithrandir - can you accept klamav please?  (it's universe)07:45
MithrandirHobbsee: sure, done.07:46
HobbseeMithrandir: thanks :)07:47
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HobbseeMithrandir: can non-core devs use the milestones?07:59
Hobbseeie, are tehy allowed to07:59
Hobbsee?07:59
MithrandirHobbsee: allowed to assign bugs to them?  Sure, but please tag the title with [universe]  or something if it's not a bug in main.08:02
HobbseeMithrandir: it's main.  i didnt think you could assign bugs to a milestone...08:02
=== Hobbsee is finding bug fixes made upstream that are marked as critical, that arent in ubuntu
ajmitchHobbsee: using upstream bug lists, or the rc bug list I made?08:03
Hobbseeajmitch: using my email, actually.  does yours do kde bugs?08:03
=== ajmitch knows we should get working through that list
ajmitchit does all debian RC bugs08:03
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MithrandirHobbsee: I would much, much rather have to remove a bug from the milestone list because I don't think it's critical than missing out on a critical bug because somebody thought they shouldn't use the milestone feature.08:04
HobbseeMithrandir: gotcha.  at the moment, i've just assigned those ones to myself, wehther i upload them or not08:04
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Fujitsupitti: How long does a retrace normally take? (I tagged a bug, the tag vanished a few minutes ago, but there is no result yet)08:33
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dholbachgood morning08:38
ajmitchdaniel!08:40
ajmitchgood morning :)08:40
dholbachhey andrew08:41
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pittiGood morning08:57
pittiFujitsu: when the tag vanished, it was processed08:57
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pittiFujitsu: there was something wrong with it, what was the #?08:57
pittihi dholbach 08:57
ajmitchmorning pitti 08:58
pittihi ajmitch, how's it going?09:00
ajmitchgood, how are you?09:00
pittigreat!09:00
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Fujitsupitti: Does it remove the tag when it takes it for processing, or when it uploads the trace?09:05
pittiFujitsu: when it takes it, to avoid endless loops when something goes wrong in the retracing09:05
pittiFujitsu: I can have a look into the log, what was the bug number?09:05
FujitsuIt eventually got retraced, so it's fine.09:06
FujitsuJust took a while.09:06
pittiah, cool09:06
pittiFujitsu: usually takes ~ 5 minutes for large packages/many dependencies09:06
pittiI need to speed it up by a magnitude, but ENOTIME :/09:06
hungerIs archive.ubuntu.com down?09:07
FujitsuI wonder if a retrace-in-progress tag might be useful, otherwise we're likely to have a few people each putting a retrace tag on, when it is already retracing.09:07
pittihunger: seems so, cdimage.u.c. is down as well09:07
FujitsuIt's up here, but is pointing to a different place to what it was earlier.09:08
FujitsuIt went down, came back pointing to prat, and is now at forster (again?)09:08
Mithrandircdimage.u.c is fine.09:08
FujitsuAh, I see it points randomly to either.09:09
FujitsuIt's all fine for me, anywya.09:09
Fujitsu*anyway09:09
hungerWow, great, restricted-manager got me fglrx support but I can not turn it of again using it since my xorg.conf is customized:-(09:10
ajmitchMithrandir: blktrace confirmed09:12
Mithrandirajmitch: cheers.09:12
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dholbachcan somebody please sync libtelepathy09:14
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dholbachbug 9279909:18
UbugtuMalone bug 92799 in libtelepathy "Please sync libtelepathy from sid" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9279909:18
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hungerWhy does changing the x graphics driver change all font sizes? They are 2pt smaller than they used to be after going to fglrx and back.09:23
pittidholbach: will do09:24
ajmitchhunger: DPI detection, I think09:24
dholbachpitti: thanks a lot09:24
hungerajmitch: Why does that change the actual font sizes?09:24
ajmitchhunger: does the configured font size change, or just how it appears?09:25
hungerajmitch: I could understand that the fonts are rendered at a different size, but I used to have 12pt fonts set and after switching to fglrx and back I only have 10pt.09:25
ajmitchodd09:26
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ajmitchwhich was awhile ago now09:26
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pittiajmitch: that might have been fixed with moving dbus from S20 to S12 again09:28
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HiddenWolfhunger: same here09:34
pittidholbach: done09:34
dholbachpitti: you rock :-)09:35
hungerHiddenWolf: Good, I was already doubting my sanity.09:35
dholbachpitti: after rebuilding gossip-telepathy with it people can install it again :-)09:35
HiddenWolfhunger: not messing with a user-modified config-y file is quite sane though.09:35
pittiMithrandir: is 20070320.1 still the latest live image? I can't reach cdimage.u.c AT>09:36
pittiMithrandir: s/>/M/09:36
hungerHiddenWolf: You are talking about the not going back from fglrx with restricted-manager thing?09:37
hungerHiddenWolf: My config file was modified and it did convert it to use fglrx instead of the ati driver. Chickening out of reverting that seems rather strange to me.09:38
Mithrandirpitti: yes, 20070320.1 is the latest.09:38
HiddenWolfhunger: ah. 09:38
Mithrandirpitti: can you reach it through chinstrap?09:38
pittiMithrandir: ah, yes, I can09:39
pittithanks, going to do the final test with that on real hardware then09:39
Mithrandircheers.09:41
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dholbachhey mvo09:49
mvohey dholbach!09:50
LaserJockwhen does seb usually show up? or is he on vacation?09:52
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dholbachLaserJock: in a bit, I guess - he's not on VAC09:53
dholbachLaserJock: it's 09:53 in his part of the world09:53
dokoogra, Mithrandir: is the size of the edubuntu dvd really correct? 860172288 09:54
dholbachheya doko09:55
dokohi dholbach, late morning for you ;)09:56
dholbachdoko: late morning? I was up at 7:20 already ;-)09:56
dholbach(but yeah, started working a bit later than that :-))09:56
LaserJockdoko: that seems wrong to you? the size for Edubuntu dvd09:56
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dokoLaserJock: it's 800MB ... for a DVD09:57
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LaserJockwell, at least it's >700MB :-)09:57
racarrerr, I seem to think I downloaded an Edubuntu DVD a while ago09:59
racarrand that it was a lot larger than that09:59
LaserJockdoko: that's about the size of the contents of the CD09:59
LaserJockso I'd guess it lost the rest of the DVD contents10:00
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dholbachhey seb12810:06
seb128hi dholbach10:06
seb128dholbach: not sure than retracing mono crashes is useful10:09
seb128I skip them usually10:09
dholbachseb128: I think I successfully retraced one already and it looked better than before10:10
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dholbachbut I'll try to make sure10:10
seb128dholbach: you retrace the interpreter, doesn't give much information on the bug afaik10:10
seb128no?10:10
dholbachok, that depends on where the crash happens - in my case it was maybe in the C lib10:11
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seb128dholbach: I was not pointing a particular crash, I just thought that crash file were not useful for mono apps atm10:11
seb128will ask slomo about it10:12
dholbachok10:12
dholbachMithrandir: the gnome-games update is nothing urgent10:17
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henoasac, cjwatson, dholbach, doko, ogra, pkl: any luck with ISO testing yesterday? 10:59
Enola_Gayhi all10:59
henoI'm not seeing many reports on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-iso-tests/+bugs10:59
Enola_GayWasn't there plans to integrate a failsafe vga mode or something like that in Feisty?11:00
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MirvEnola_Gay: well, at least the safe vesa mode works now, unlike in ubuntu 6.10. however, the "bulletproof-x" spec has not been updated so I don't know if there's automatic fallback in all of the error cases.11:01
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Enola_GayMirv thanks, I thought there would be an extra grub option like the safe mode11:01
dokoheno: no, the edubuntu dvd images has a size of just 800MB which seems to be wrong11:01
henodoko: it does indeed, thanks11:02
Enola_Gaycurrent Feisty  xorg seems to be broken, at least on my system11:02
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Enola_GayAnd does anyone know if Feisty has a grub repair option on the desktop or installation cd?11:04
MithrandirEnola_Gay: no, there was no time for bulletproof-x.11:04
Enola_GayHm, that was quite important, at least in my oppinion.11:05
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Enola_GayBut who cares if Feisty is stable.11:06
hungerEnola_Gay: But what can you do... other stuff is important as well.11:06
Enola_GayI know :)11:06
dholbachheno: were the DVD images updated? if so, I'll give it a go now11:06
hungerEnola_Gay: At least it does soom to boot for you:-) my kernel is hosed:-(11:06
Enola_GayIt is just for new users a grub repair function and a safe xorg would help a lot.11:06
Enola_Gayhunger The default kernel?11:07
asacheno: yes ... let me finish some tests :) ... wait an hour11:07
hungerEnola_Gay: Yeap. -12-generic.11:07
hungerTHe -9-generic works great though, so I can at least work.11:07
Enola_Gaystrange, seems to work fine for me. At least X doesn't start again with 11. I am going to check the xorg.log. cu all11:08
henodholbach: the timestamp is later than the CD builds by 3-4 hours, but Mithrandir would know11:08
henoMithrandir: were the dvds updated?11:08
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henoasac: ok, thanks :)11:08
Mithrandirheno: they were rebuilt around 1600 UTC yesterday.11:08
dholbachi just cleaned a fast disk, so i can do it now11:09
henoMithrandir: the edubuntu ones seem broken, fyi11:09
heno800MB11:09
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asacheno: so far went well ... however i killed my vmware run yesterday - trying to start glxgears :) ... that killed my vm and I forgot to finish :)11:10
henoah, ok. yeah graphics is still tricky in VMs11:10
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asacheno: any need to investigate vmware crash due to glxgears?11:12
pittidid anyone recently test i386/desktop and could check/confirm/nack bug 94359 for i386?11:12
UbugtuMalone bug 94359 in linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20 "amd64 live system does not have nvidia/fglrx kernel modules" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9435911:12
pittiMithrandir: ^ or does this happen to be deliberate? (no non-free drivers on live CD)11:12
asacpitti: i would have to reboot to test this, but judging from screen was projected to monitor the fglrx drivers had not been used11:13
pittiasac: right, they are not supposed to be enabled by default; but they should be available11:13
asacpitti: let me see11:14
pittiafter all, we already ship l-r-m and the .o files, but the .ko ones are not built11:14
Mithrandirheno: looks like a bug in the edubuntu two-cd setup.11:14
pittibut we do ship other .ko files11:14
pittiasac: vmware :)11:14
asacyes11:14
Mithrandircjwatson,ogra : ^^ edubuntu DVD seems wrong; it's just 800MB and log refers to CD2.11:14
henoasac: I would suggest you try to follow it up on real hardware (as you are doing) and not worry if it only happens in VMware11:15
Mithrandirpitti: they're intentionally disabled.11:16
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asacheno: yeah thought so11:16
pittiMithrandir: I see; well, I'll talk to mdz about our goals; as long as bug 94361 isn't solved, too, we cannot use the compiz stuff on the live system anyway11:16
UbugtuMalone bug 94361 in Ubuntu "live CD does not ship nvidia-glx" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9436111:16
cjwatsonheno: no, sorry, I've been trawling through bugs in an attempt to make sure that installer problems don't slip through the net11:17
cjwatsonMithrandir: ok, will check11:17
henoasac: I got this funky result yesterday testing kubuntu in virtualbox http://people.ubuntu.com/~henrik/temp/installer-wierdness.png11:17
henobut it's a CM problem, not kubuntu11:17
cjwatsonoho, real info on bug 8946311:17
UbugtuMalone bug 89463 in ubiquity "Crash: Error removing mouseemu" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8946311:17
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Enola_GayX works fine. It was a strange xorg.conf. Maybe it has something to do with kde-guidance.11:18
cjwatsonMithrandir: ^-- that'll probably break all Intel Mac installs, hmm11:18
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henocjwatson: ok, you're on Ubuntu DVD amd64 -- I can try having a poke at that now if you want11:19
Riddellheno: CM?11:21
henoRiddell: ?11:21
Mithrandircjwatson: ouch.  How hard is that to fix?11:22
henocould you expand the term?11:22
Riddellheno: "but it's a CM problem"  what's CM?11:22
henoRiddell: a sorry, typo. VM - virtual machine11:22
Riddellah11:22
Enola_GayAnother question. NetworkManager seems to work great on Centrino platforms in Feisty with wpa and even hidden ssid. But if you have no gui for some reasons connection isn't established. Is it somehow possible to activate NetworkManager in console?11:26
cjwatsonMithrandir: Edubuntu DVDs should be fixed if you rebuild11:26
cjwatsoncouple of minor bugs11:26
cjwatsonMithrandir: mouseemu> not sure, right fix is probably to make sure /proc is mounted in ubiquity while installing packages11:28
cjwatsonI'll get some coffee and think about it11:28
cjwatson(this is exactly why I'm trawling bugs now ... ;-))11:28
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Enola_GayOk, couldn't work since the passwords are safed in the gui stuff.11:29
Enola_GayCu all.11:29
Mithrandircjwatson: ok, I've at least milestoned it11:30
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Mithrandirnew edubuntu DVDs spinning11:31
asacpitti: yes from what i see restricted modules has no fglrx module11:32
pittiasac: thanks for confirming11:32
pittiasac: it's a deliberate thing ATM, so it's clear now11:32
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cjwatsonMithrandir: it's my top priority now11:33
Mithrandircjwatson: thanks.11:34
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pitti_ion: I pulled your branch; your changes look fine11:39
pitti_ion: thank you!11:39
dholbachdoko: you think it'd make sense to sync the newest aspell from debian?11:40
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dokodholbach: I don't see a ChangeLog, nor a NEWs files ...11:44
tepsipakkidoes anyone know why we still use discover1?11:44
janimopitti, hi what do you think about getting the patch that replaces gnomelib dependencies for gnome-mount from upstream svn? It is uncertain when a real release is going to be made11:44
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pittijanimo: sounds good, as long as it does not change the UI/behaviour significantly?11:45
janimopitti: if not, I can still use exo-mount and make it call itslef with gksu, but it would be better to use one mount util11:45
pitti*nod*11:45
janimopitti, it;s the GnomePasswordDialog copy pasted from gnome lib, it does not change behaviour or UI11:45
dholbachdoko: we had a few crashers with aspell (not terribly much) and looking at http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/a/aspell/aspell_0.60.5-1/changelog I wondered if it fixed some of those and if you knew something about the update11:45
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SynrGubuntu differs from debian in becoming superuser (sudo vs. su).  how does this difference play out in the .desktop files?  i'm working with daniel baumann and marco amadori in the debian-live project which adapts casper for debian to setup a passwordless root account and sudo for the casper user ...12:01
SynrGthe menu entries, however, all either user the 'menu' package su-to-root wrapper, or, in the case of .desktop files, the gksu wrapper is called12:02
SynrG(or the kde equivalent)12:02
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ajmitchgksu should handle both su & sudo12:03
ajmitch(iirc)12:03
SynrGaha.  does it?  i thought there was a separate gksudo wrapper12:03
cjwatsonthere used to be; it was unified recently12:03
SynrGsuperb12:04
cjwatsonthe difference is handled by a gconf key12:04
cjwatson/apps/gksu/sudo-mode according to the man page12:04
SynrGso if we frob this gconf key in the casper account all should be well12:04
SynrGthis is better than i had hoped12:04
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dokodholbach: I wouldn't mind an update, but would like to see the upstream changelog or something similiar12:06
RiddellSynrG: we also use X-KDE-SubstituteUID=true in all the .desktop files that need to run as root, this tells KDE to run it through kdesu and has another use which I forget just now (pitti?)12:06
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pittiRiddell, SynrG: the other use is for checking whether or not the menu item is displayed in the first place (depending on whether the user is in the admin group)12:08
Riddelloh aye12:08
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AnRkeywho does dev work on compiz here?12:09
SynrGRiddell, Riddell: interesting.  thanks!12:09
SynrGgood stuff.  i've conveyed this back to debian-live and will work with them to implement it12:11
ogracjwatson, 12:11
SynrGcheers12:11
ograedubuntu/dvd: Uninstallable packages:12:11
ogralinux-meta 2.6.20.12.8 produces uninstallable binaries:12:11
ogra  * linux-backports-modules-386 (amd64)12:11
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ograis that a seed mistake ? 12:11
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ajmitchhi ogra 12:12
ograwhy would it try to install -386 on amd64 ?12:12
dholbachdoko: they have html changelog :-) hang on12:12
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dholbachdoko: http://daniel.holba.ch/temp/aspell - not much and not sure if it fixes our bugs12:14
SynrGoh, one more thing ... the KDE part.  is that forking Debian's .desktop files and/or having patches accepted back into Debian?12:14
SynrGdebian-live doesn't want to have to provide custom KDE .desktop files, you see.12:14
RiddellSynrG: all KDE desktop files come with that anyway if they need them, it's the non KDE ones that change12:15
SynrGexamples of non-KDE ones i can check in debian?12:16
Riddellgnome network setup thing?12:17
SynrGo12:17
SynrGok (where'd my "k" go? :)12:17
SynrGthanks again12:17
Mithrandirmeh, I downloaded the wrong dvd.12:17
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dokodholbach: well, no new features, can we prove that "* Large number of bug fixes." actually fixes outstanding bug reports?12:18
dholbachdoko: not easily, none of the crashes happened to me12:18
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janimocjwatson: hi, I removed 3 langugage support packages from the xubuntu ship seed yesterday in an attempt to reduce the size. Are those not used for todays CD build?12:20
janimoas the size seems to be the same as yesterday12:20
Mithrandirjanimo: cd builds are on manual now.12:21
cjwatsonogra: I fixed that yesterday (linux-backports-modules-386 shouldn't have been built for amd64 at all) - it's in the unapproved queue for post-beta. Just ignore it for now.12:22
cjwatsonogra: the seeds use wildcards which is why it appears. It's not worth the hassle of fixing it there12:22
janimoMithrandir: does that mean they use a snapshot of the seeds of last time it was not manual?12:22
ograah, ok12:22
cjwatsonjanimo: no, it means that a build probably hasn't been run since you changed the seeds12:22
ograi thought it was my mistake ... something i merged wrong or so12:22
KeybukRandom thought of the day: The likelihood of me reading a post on Planet is directly proportional to the number of screenshots or other pictures in it12:23
cjwatsonjanimo: sorry, I didn't respond to your mail - I don't know why your CDs grew, but indeed taking out language-support packages is the obvious approach. It's quite possible that it's due to language packs expanding following the Feisty translations import12:23
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Mezacpid broke?12:28
pochuwhat's the kde partitioner name?12:30
janimocjwatson: I committed the seeds last night, and got the health check mail a few minutes ago. although the build is still for the 20th... I'll wait till today's image and cross my fingers :)12:30
Riddellpochu: qtparted is one (it's not very good), feisty includes a new one in the installer12:30
pochuRiddell: yeah, I mean your partitioner (the one in the livecd)12:31
cjwatsonit doesn't have its own name; it's part of ubiquity12:31
pochuah, ok12:32
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cjwatsonit's a frontend over partman, the d-i partitioner12:32
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pochucjwatson: so bugs should go to ubiquity, or ubiquity-kde?12:32
pochuerr, ubiquity-kde doesn't exists :)12:33
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cjwatsonpochu: ubiquity12:35
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stockholmis there a good channel for cdbs questions?12:54
klichotaCan someone tell me how to proceed with Google SoC application - I am looking for mentor and feedback for my idea (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-discuss/2007-March/000611.html), but got no reply and the deadline is close. Should I just submit my application to Google without mentor?12:55
_ionFWIW, i'd really like to see that happen.12:57
Adri2000stockholm: #ubuntu-motu for help with packaging12:57
stockholmthanks12:57
dokoseb128, pitti: we currently don't have debug symbols for OOo, so requesting retraces doesn't make much sense (pitti: or did that change?)12:57
pittidoko: any idea why we don't have them?12:58
dokopitti: no12:58
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dokoklichota: please make sure that you register your project with google. See Scott's announcment to ubuntu-devel-announce12:59
Fujitsupitti: The automated retracing only works with the new bug format, right?12:59
pittiFujitsu: correct12:59
klichotadoko: OK, I will check that12:59
Keybukklichota: student applications gain mentors by being in the Google SoC webapp :)12:59
klichotaKeybuk: so I should just submit it and wait?01:00
Keybukyes01:00
Keybukmake sure it's submitted by Mar 2301:00
AmaranthSubmit early and often :)01:01
Mithrandircjwatson: edubuntu dvd build blew up; tar complains about a missing CD2 directory.01:01
klichotaI can submit it soon, I just wanted to get feedback and ideas to improve it01:02
klichotaAnd if it is really needed :)01:02
Amaranthklichota: you'll get feedback in the webapp01:03
Amaranthklichota: and if it's a bad idea that's where 'submit often' helps01:03
Amaranthget a couple ideas in there01:03
klichotaOK :)01:03
klichotadoko: I cannot find the e-mail about Soc from any Scott on ubuntu-devel-discuss, can you give some more details?01:04
Treenaksklichota: it's on ubuntu-devel-announce01:05
klichotaThanks, I will look there :)01:05
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klichotaThanks everyone for help, I will now try squeezing my application to 7500 characters :) Bye!01:07
Treenaksklichota: gzip -901:07
klichotaYeah, kind of ;)01:07
dokoklichota: create a wiki page on wiki.ubuntu.com, if you need more space, and reference that from the SoC application01:07
klichotaThe application is already on the web, I just need to shorten it to fit in web app01:08
Amaranthklichota: just put a smaller overview of the idea in the webapp and link to the full version01:08
klichotaYes, that's exactly what I am going to do :)01:09
siretartpitti: could you please have a look at #81893? if the submitter is right, there might be a lot more packages affected as well...01:11
siretartbug #8189301:11
UbugtuMalone bug 81893 in schroot "libc6 update breaks dchroot, recompile fixes" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8189301:11
pittibug 9199301:11
UbugtuBug 91993 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/91993 is private01:11
pittiwhoops :)01:11
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pittisiretart: right, this looks like an adequate SRU01:13
siretartpitti: adequate or not, why does the libc6 update break dchroot in the first place, and how can we sure that dchroot is the only affected binary?01:13
pittisiretart: still, this is worrying me -- was this an ABI change or so?01:13
ograMithrandir, meh and ltsp 5.0.3 isntz on the CDs ... 01:14
ograjust exploded on me01:14
FujitsuI'd say it is rather worrying, personally.01:14
pittisiretart: can't say yet, I'd need to look at a stack trace and check if downgrading indeed fixes it01:14
siretartpitti: I'll add this conversation to the bug so it doesn't get lost, okay?01:15
pittisiretart: also, the architecture would be interesting; there had been some issues on amd64, and rebuilding libc with a new compiler in edgy might have caused that01:15
pittisiretart: yes, thank you01:15
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henopitti: not sure if you still need this info: I get the same result in r-m "you don't need restricted drivers", but I have an Nvidia 7300 (on amd64)01:19
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_ionSigh, we gotta figure out a way to get a *complete* list of the PCI IDs supported by the nvidia driver.01:21
Treenaks_ion: the X one?01:21
_ionYeah.01:22
Mirvmvo: now the update-manager-core does not show at all in edgy's Rosetta, I don't know if that was supposed to happen or not. only the regular update-manager is there, and there's no new strings at all there.01:25
mvoMirv: my upload was not yet approved by the archive-admins, sorry for that01:25
Mirvmvo: ah, ok, I was just too hasty then01:26
mvopitti: could you please have a look at update-manager-core for edgy? it would be cool if that could go in as it fixes one race and also fixes some translation issues01:26
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Mithrandirogra: does that mean you need respins?  If you're not doing them yourself, feel free to ask me for them.01:31
pbnHello is it possible to view the changelog of packages using the www ?01:32
ograMithrandir, no, all fine, seems my iso didnt get updated in my last rsync run ...01:32
ograthe .list file shows ltsp 5.0.3, must be me ... 01:32
cjwatsonMithrandir: ok, looking01:34
Mezogra, ping (regarding jack support in libasound2-plugins01:35
ograMez, there is none ...01:36
Mezogra, yes, you diabled it01:36
Mezdisabled *01:36
ograright, else the package wouldnt have gone to main01:37
Mezindeed, but what abut those who need it01:37
Mezand you're misleading the people who read the package description01:38
ograi'll update that one ...01:38
racarrwould anyone have a particular problem with me rewriting desktop-effects to not use Glade? I have to do some patching, etc for Beryl, but I can't stand Glade01:38
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ograi havent seen ansy biugs about it yet ...01:38
ogra*bugs01:38
Mezogra, I've just installed it so I can use alsa-jack01:38
ograand the change was done in agreement with crimsun01:38
Mezand I've found it's not there01:38
Mezso now I need to make my own packages to do it01:39
ografeel free to send me a patch to split out a -jack binary for universe 01:39
Mezogra, but it wont build without jack in main01:40
Mezor can we now do that?01:40
Mezoh, apparently we can do it now01:41
iwjcjwatson: Against which package should I report that  Guided partitioning / resize  doesn't WFM ?01:41
Mezogra, can you remember what you changed (so I can reinstate it rathr than just getting an old package)01:41
cjwatsoniwj: partman-auto and tell me the bug number. I need syslog and partman logs01:41
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ograi'm currently extremly busy (as everyone here ) with beta testing, can we talk about it after beat or can you file a bug or something ? 01:41
ogra*beta01:42
iwjcjwatson: Noted, willdo.01:42
ogralook at the changelog, it should say it ... 01:42
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Mezogra, it just says disabled jack support01:44
ograwell, i assume i just added --disable-jack to configure then :)01:45
Mezogra, and I assume changed the B-Ds ?01:46
ograright01:46
pittimvo: oh, you uploaded a new version? sure, looking01:46
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pittiheno: no, it's clear why this happens; the live fs build scripts remove the nvidia.ko module, so I need to add a respective special case hack to r-m01:47
pittiheno: thanks you, thouhg01:47
Mezogra, and as the dependency is in universe, then it wont build as the buildds will only build a main package against main01:47
pittimvo: bug number?01:48
Mezogra, hence my issue01:48
mvopitti: for the u-m-core upload? none, mdz told me about the race last night01:48
pittiah, ok01:48
ograMez, after beta please, we cant change it now anyway01:48
pittioh, *two* new versions01:48
mvopitti: I can create one if you need it for reference01:48
pittimvo: don't worry; we already have that one SRU bug anyway01:49
mvopitti: yes, take the later one :) the other contains a update of the translations (just pull i nthe ones from feisty as the strings are the same)01:49
Mezogra, after that I'll have forgotten01:49
cjwatsonMithrandir: Edubuntu DVDs rebuilding now with extra fix; looking better01:49
MezI'm just building my own package for now01:49
ogracjwatson, thanks 01:49
ograMez, thats why i said you should file a bug ...01:49
cjwatsonalso, I hate whatever it is that's making my iMac's CD drive dog slow01:49
cjwatsonguess I'll just arrange to reproduce the mouseemu thing in vmware.01:50
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pittimvo: why bother with adding .po files? they will be stripped out anyway, and they should instead get into the next langpack update01:51
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Mithrandircjwatson: thanks.01:51
pittimvo: also, using an entirely new domain name ('update-manager-core') seems bad to me; why not keep update-manager, to share translation efforts with feisty?01:51
mvopitti: dosn't rosetta import the ones I upload so that people will not have to re-translate?01:52
pittimvo: right, see above01:52
pittiduplication of identical strings -> bad01:52
mvopitti: there is already a translation domain update-manager in edgy 01:52
pittimvo: right01:52
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pittimvo: so it is in feisty, right?01:52
pittimvo: does feisty's u-m-core use 'u-m' or 'u-m-c'?01:53
mvopitti: right, feisty uses update-manager again for all update-manager releated translations01:53
pittimvo: then edgy should do so as well IMHO01:53
mvopitti: how? u-m and u-m-core are different source packages and AFAIK the pot file can not be split across two source files01:54
mvosource packages01:54
pittiah, right, I see01:54
pittimvo: yep, usually one package should ship the complete template then01:54
pittigrr, this silly split/non-split is really weird01:55
mvopitti: I totoally agree that it is not ideal, but it was the best solution I could come up with for edgy01:55
mvopitti: its only ~10 strings in u-m-core and only in edgy, in feisty all is sane again :)01:55
pittimvo: hm, why wouldn't it have been better to just let r-m source build the -core package, just as in feisty?01:55
pittis/r-m/u-m/01:56
mvoright, but then I would have to have uploaded a  new u-m and that would have been more work and more potential damage (if something goes wrong with the backport etc)01:56
pittiok01:57
mvothe u-m, u-m-core split was done in feisty and before that the seperation in the source was not as good as it is now01:57
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pittimvo: accepted01:57
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mvocarlos: new u-m-core for feisty uploaded that should have a much saner u-m-core.pot file01:58
ograKeybuk, ping01:59
carlosmvo: ok01:59
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carlosthanks01:59
carlosI will reactivate the template once I see the .pot file imported02:00
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Keybukogra: yo02:02
iwjcjwatson: bug 94410 (auto-resize failure)02:03
UbugtuMalone bug 94410 in partman-auto "auto resize fails "writing changes to the storage devices"" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9441002:03
cjwatsonta02:03
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pirastkwwii, could you maybe have a look at bug 93231?02:05
UbugtuMalone bug 93231 in gnome-system-monitor "Gnome-system-tools needs rebranding" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9323102:05
henofabbione: would you be able to do some sparc test installs today? (default and LVM+LAMP)02:06
fabbioneheno: i am already doing a few of them but it seems something is breaking console install during the boot02:06
henofabbione: ok, thanks02:07
fabbioneAHHHH02:07
fabbionethere it is02:07
fabbionewho writes /etc/event.d/ttyS0 ?02:07
fabbionecjwatson: ^^ is it something in  d-i that creates that file?02:08
fabbioneMithrandir: uploaded silo-installer as we agreed a couple of days back.02:10
fabbioneMithrandir: it's not a requirement for Beta02:10
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cjwatsonfabbione: finish-install02:10
fabbionecjwatson: ok, the generate ttyS0 is wrong.. we need to fix it :(02:11
cjwatsonah, there's a mistake in there, it says respawn rather than exec02:11
fabbionethe speed is wrong... sec02:11
cjwatsonI bet it's the respawn vs. exec thing, really02:11
fabbione#exec /sbin/getty 38400 ttyS002:11
fabbioneexec /sbin/getty -L ttyS0 9600 linux02:11
fabbioneno it's a speed problem and you need to set the terminal..02:11
fabbione# <- generated02:12
cjwatsonlisten to me02:12
cjwatson                sed -e "s/^\(respawn.*getty \).*/\1-L $console $ttyspeed $ttyterm/" \02:12
cjwatson                    -e "s/tty1/$console/g" \02:12
cjwatson                    /target/etc/event.d/tty1 > /target/etc/event.d/$console02:12
cjwatsonthat is what is done at the moment02:12
cjwatsonthe reason that it is not setting the speed is that it says respawn rather than exec02:12
fabbioneahhh02:12
cjwatsonand the syntax of that file changed02:12
fabbioneok02:12
fabbionesure02:12
fabbionedo you want me to test before you upload?02:12
fabbionethis is really kind of nice to have for beta02:12
fabbioneat least on sparc server cd02:13
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cjwatsonuploading now02:13
fabbioneok thanks02:13
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cjwatsoniwj: hmm, ok, it's a race, the device node went missing JUST as we were running resize2fs02:15
cjwatsoniwj: I'll stick an update-dev in there02:15
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ographew, ltsp chroot building works ... 02:18
cjwatsonMithrandir: partman-partitioning 47ubuntu3 for iwj's resizing bug. Up to you whether it's beta-critical; if we're rebuilding ubiquity for the mouseemu thing anyway I'd like to include it there, but you may not want to rebuild all the alternates as well!02:20
cjwatsonEdubuntu DVDs seem to have worked properly now02:21
kwwiipirast: I still haven't found the logo you mean - exactly where is it?02:21
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Mithrandircjwatson: it affects both alternate and desktop?02:22
ogracjwatson, ok, rsyncing02:22
pirastkwwii, open gnome-system-monitor and open the tab "System"02:22
cjwatsonMithrandir: I think so :(02:22
cjwatsonMithrandir: only if you resize though02:22
pirastkwwii, on the left side, there's a gnome logo02:22
cjwatsonand even then only if you resize ext2/ext3 or maybe ntfs02:22
Mithrandirhmm02:23
cjwatsonand it's a race so not guaranteed to break02:23
MithrandirI'm tempted to just put it in the release notes.  Is there a workaround?02:23
cjwatsontry again until you win the race, probably? :-)02:23
cjwatsonthat's probably easier in the alternate install CD02:23
ogradholbach, hmm, did the place of the vendor logo icon change somehow ? i have the ubuntu icon in my edubuntu menu02:23
pirastkwwii, found?02:25
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kwwiipirast: yepp, but that is not a simple pic that does that02:28
TheInfinityhello02:28
kwwiipirast: it seems to be a logo overlay on a code-drawn box with rounded edges and a gradient02:29
pirastkwwii, ho hum.. just saw a nice picture in opensuse :)02:30
TheInfinityyesterday i asked for an bug in the ubuntu cyrus package - where someone told me that the binary deliver is called cyrdeliver in debian and it is part of cyrus-common-2.2. well - it is just not there ;)02:30
pirastkwwii, so they have some way to do it02:30
kwwiipirast: oh, I am sure it is possible, but it is not as simple as swapping out pics02:31
pirastkwwii, hmhm02:31
TheInfinityagainst some descriptions its in /usr/sbin - is that ok ... ?02:31
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pirastkwwii, okay, nevermind :)02:32
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cjwatsonMithrandir: erm. Have you been following BetaProcess? We haven't fixed debian-cd/CONF.sh02:37
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Mithrandircjwatson: argh, I knew I had forgotten something :-(02:38
Mithrandirso we need new images anyway.02:38
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cjwatsonMithrandir: what about the gnome-app-install db and the readahead list?02:38
cjwatsonCONF.sh updated now02:38
MithrandirI've asked for them and they have been updated, afaik.02:39
cjwatsonok02:39
cjwatsonmouseemu thing nearly fixed, final testing02:39
Mithrandirwhat about the partman fix?02:39
cjwatson?02:40
ogra_mvo: are you still working on the fsck bug ? 02:40
mvoogra_: I looked at it, but no conclusion yet02:40
ogra_i just saw it here again ... want any logs from this install ? 02:40
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mvoogra_: you have it?!? great, can I have ssh access please :-D02:42
Mithrandircjwatson: I'll get the mouseemu fix in too, then, please tell me when it's uploaded.02:42
fabbioneMithrandir: if we need to rebuild all images, can i also get silo-installer please?02:43
cjwatsonMithrandir: which partman fix? you mean the partman-partitioning thing for resizing?02:43
fabbione(not critical)02:43
Mithrandircjwatson: yes, and it's accepted.02:43
cjwatsonah ok02:44
Mithrandirfabbione: no, it's not critical.  I want to make minimal changes at this point.02:44
fabbioneMithrandir: ok02:44
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ogra_mvo:  my telecom router doesnt have port forwarding capabilities :/02:46
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ogra_hmm, why isnt qcad on my addon cd ?02:52
pochupitti: is it possible that if a bug is marked as a duplicate, the retrace service doesn't make a retrace?02:52
pbnhm, sorry but isn't qcad commercial now ?02:53
pbnalso hum02:53
pbnHello is it possible to view the changelog of packages using the www ?02:53
ogra_mvo: qcad is on the add-on CD and has a .desktop file, but an .xpm icon it seems ... it doesnt show up in app-install02:56
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ogra_is .png mandatory ? 02:56
danohuiginnpbn: yes, go to the package page (packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/web/firefox, or whatever) and click on 'debian changelog'02:56
ogra_mvo: same for rasmol02:57
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cjwatsonMithrandir: uploading now; gotta run, I'm five minutes late for a lunch date 5-10 minutes away02:59
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ogra_the fonts in the vte widget in app-install are very blurry for me here ...03:00
Mithrandircjwatson: cheers.03:00
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Mezhow do i get the realtime lsm in my kernel? other than recompiling my kernel?03:02
pbndanohuiginn: thank you03:03
henopbn: qcad uses qt3 AFAIK, which is free on Linux but non-free on Windows. qcad is commercial on Windows only, AFAIK03:03
pbnheno: aaah that I didn't know :)03:03
pbnAlso hum, the printed output of bug reports on launchpad.net is quite ugly, and there seems to be no "printable view" option... uhhh would be nice if the printed result wasn't that ugly...03:04
henopbn: -> #launchpad please :)03:05
pbnuh oh... and http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/kde/kvpnc gives me a 404 Not found ...03:05
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ogra_seb128_: shouldnt gimme-codec offer me something if i import mp3's in RB ?03:10
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Riddellcjwatson: new ubiquity means new desktop images needed?03:16
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ogra_seb128: shouldnt gimme-codec offer me something if i import mp3's in RB ?03:18
seb128ogra_: it should, patches are welcome03:18
seb128ogra_: easy codec has been implemented for totem only atm03:18
ogra_ah, ok03:18
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ogra_well, in totem it offers codec installation to an unpriveleged user here ... it should test for the admin group i guess03:19
seb128so many bugs :(03:21
ogra_yeah :/03:22
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bddebianHeya03:24
dholbachogra: where is your icon placed? which icon themes does edubuntu use? in which order?03:26
ogra_gartoon03:26
dholbachogra: where is your icon placed? in which order does it inherit other icon themes?03:27
Mithrandirogra_: do you have any shiny server stuff you wish to add to the beta announcement?  It had some bits about LTSP 5.0 for the last beta.03:27
mvoogra_: can you please file a bug about those two?03:27
ogra_dholbach: /usr/share/icons/gartoon/24x24/apps/distributor-logo.png i havent set up anything to tell it a particular inheritance order03:28
dholbachogra_: try adding the other sizes too03:28
ogra_Mithrandir: edubuntu being on two CDs and shipping 142 langs would be something i guess ....03:28
mvoogra_: hm, if no ssh, then lets talk on PM, I need the tune2fs -l outpur of the fs that is checked03:29
ogra_Mithrandir: for ltsp a new sound implementation and full locale support out of the box would be noticeable03:29
Mithrandirogra_: can you give me a blurb?03:30
ogra_Mithrandir: will do, i need to get back to my working machine again .... installing on it atm, until when do you need it ?03:30
Mithrandirogra_: or just edit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyBetaAnnouncement?action=edit yourself.03:30
ogra_mvo: but i bet before the fsck runs, right ? 03:30
Mithrandirogra_: having it in a couple of hours would be good, so I can send it off for proofreading, etc before I leave for the day.03:31
ogra_ok03:31
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ogra_edubuntu server i386 and serveraddon look good btw ... :)03:31
Mithrandirogra_: they need respins.03:31
MithrandirI forgot one step in the beta process, setting OFFICIAL03:32
Mithrandirwhich means their names are wrong.03:32
ogra_as long as this doesnt cause regressions they should still be good then :)03:32
Mithrandiror, labels.03:32
mvoogra_: well, if the fsck is run on every boot, then that should be easy :) before and after would be ideal. what did you do to trigger the problem? 03:32
Mithrandirit shouldn't cause regressions, but we need to do the full testing dance.03:32
ogra_mvo: it only runs on first boot03:32
ogra_mvo: saying its 49710 days without check ... the clock is correct in teh installer as well as in teh installed system though ...03:33
ogra_cjwatson: does the XKBLAYOUT of console-setup have any effect on teh real X settings ? apparently i have a german keyboard in my thin client even though i didnt specify one particulary 03:35
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ogra_but i have  :)03:35
mvoogra_: at least in ubuntu we do not set a check interval, so I wonder why it does it. or does edubuntu has a differnt default here?03:35
ogra_no03:36
mvoogra_: can you please check if check interval is set in your install? and does it re-check on every boot?03:36
ogra_edubuntu uses d-i as ubuntu does ... there is only the ltsp-client-builder run additionally03:36
henoogra_ you could mention Edubuntu WinFOSS if you feel so inclined03:37
mvoogra_: ok, please put the tune2fs output on a pastebin, I'm really curious about it03:37
ogra_heno: right, thankls for the reminder :)03:38
ogra_mvo: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11345/03:39
ogra_thats after first boot and check indeed03:39
pbnhm, perhaps a "newbie" question, but at the bottom of http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/net/kvpnc.html I can see "view the Debian changelog file"... I guess that means "view the Ubuntu changelog file"... right ? :)03:41
bddebianYes, they are synonymous03:41
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sacatersometimes when my computer starts up there is no internet connection, i checked this on the router, and it is denying 82.211.81.132. My machine is trying to connect to it but the router stops it, what is the IP and why is my machine trying to connect to it03:43
Mithrandirit's trying to set your clock03:43
Treenakssacater: please ask support questions in #ubuntu03:43
Treenaksand what Mithrandir says ;)03:43
sacaterMithrandir: how do i disable, (if you dont mind me asking)03:44
Mithrandirsacater: please ask support questions in #ubuntu, not here, as Treenaks asked you to.03:44
mvoogra_: thanks, that is very strange03:46
ogra_mvo: since i have to re-test all isos anyway i'll check the difference next install03:46
ogra_(before and after the check i mean)03:47
pbnbddebian: well hum... you mean, Ubuntu uses exactly the same package structures as Debian, such as debian/rules and stuff ?03:47
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bddebianpbn: We use Debians packages period :-)03:48
mvoogra_: thanks, just be sure. this fsck happened *only* after the first boot? or on every boot? and it was a fresh edubuntu server install?03:49
ogra_only after first boot, and yes a fresh edubuntu server install03:49
mvoogra_: thanks03:49
ogra_dholbach: i have it in 24x24 and 48x48, just not in scalable ...03:51
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pbnbddebian: yes but :) ... for instance I have a problem with some package in Ubuntu and that problem does not happen in Debian...03:52
ogra_pitti: r-m is in the menu of an unpriveleged user here ... known ? 03:53
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Riddelldoko: openoffice seems to have lost the KDE style open dialogues03:55
bddebianpbn: Well for some packages we do make Ubuntu specific changes but we generally start from the Debian package first.  Though there are exceptions to that.03:55
dokoRiddell: known, will be fixed with the next upload03:56
MithrandirRiddell: the screen locker on the kubuntu dvd doesn't seem to accept blank passwords.03:56
MithrandirRiddell: is this known or do you want a bug (against which package?)03:56
RiddellMithrandir: it's a known problem03:56
Riddelldoko: great03:57
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Riddelldoko: did you say if it's possible to have a kubuntu themed splash for open office?  (I presume not easily)03:57
dokoRiddell: no, just one03:58
Riddelldoko: thought so03:58
Riddellkwwii: ^^03:59
kwwiiRiddell: yeah, that is what I thought03:59
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BenCAnyone here experiencing bug #93648?04:02
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UbugtuMalone bug 93648 in linux-source-2.6.20 "2.6.20-12 fails to boot with ICH6 SATA (ahci_init_one/pci_iounmap BUG at lib/iomap.c:254)" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9364804:02
PF-Awayi'm trying to debug this bug a bit: #9139904:02
hungerBenC: That kernel version does not boot for me, I hase SATA as well.04:02
PF-Awaybut when i add "echo" statements to the postconf script, none of they get output04:03
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BenChunger: Can you boot without the quiet/splash kernel command line options and see if it's showing the lib/iomap.c:254 bug?04:03
BenChunger: or just boot to rescue mode, either way should work04:04
hungerBenC: Not right now... I am just compiling.04:04
hungerBenC: In a couple of minutes I can try.04:04
BenChunger: Ok, I'm hoping to see if it's worth holding off beta to fix this04:04
Mithrandiruh-huh?04:04
hungerBenC: It is:-)04:04
tritiumBenC: I may be.  I just upgraded to 2.6.20-12 this morning, and my Thinkpad T43p won't boot from it now.04:04
hungertritium: I got a T43p as well.04:05
BenCMithrandir: This bug has 12 dupes, and there's no work around :/04:05
tritiumhunger: ah, very interesting...04:05
MithrandirBenC: ouch.  Do you have a known fix for it?04:05
BenCMithrandir: I have some patches pulled in, and test deb's04:05
tritiumhunger: but -11 works just fine, yes?04:06
hungerMithrandir: The 2.6.20-9 kernel works for me... last one I was using before I tried to upgrade to -12:-)04:06
tritium(aside from Atheros AR5212 being useless)04:06
hungertritium: I have not tried any kernel between -9 and -12.04:06
tritiumhunger: -11 should work, other than wireless04:06
hungertritium: THe -9 works fine, even with WLAN.04:06
hungerAh... we are getting close to a release... stuff starts to break again:-|04:07
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tritiumhunger: AR5212?04:07
hungertritium: Yeap.04:07
MithrandirBenC: I need to go to the shop and pick up some groceries, can you see if you know anything more when I get back?04:07
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BenCMithrandir: this bug has my full attention right now04:07
tritiumhunger: hmm, maybe I should revert back to -9 then...04:07
MithrandirBenC: thanks.04:07
hungertritium: At least wep works... have not tried wpa in a while.04:07
tritiumk, thx04:08
BenCneed to see if I can shove some boxes into ahci mode and reproduce this04:08
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tritiumBenC: I can test on my T43p later this evening, if need be.04:10
hungerBenC: Same here.04:10
sladenMithrandir: try simira's Canonical laptop;  that's the same era as the other laptops affected and like ICH604:12
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sladenlikely04:12
Treenakssladen: what's the problem? :)04:14
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cjwatsonRiddell: new desktop> yeah :(04:15
cjwatsonogra: XKBLAYOUT> er I think that or something related is used by xserver-xorg.postinst to set the default layout; once that's done they're separate from then on04:16
sladenTreenaks: lack of booting on people with 2005-era machines, see above04:16
Treenakssladen: ah.. I think I remember proper booting using the latest kernels on my laptop (almost the same as Simira's laptop)04:17
Treenakssladen: but I'd have to try04:17
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sladenpbn: if something isn't working in a package, please file a bug at  http://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug  along with the information about which version is working in Debian and isn't in ubuntu04:18
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sladenTreenaks: try  lspci -n | grep 8086:265304:19
BenCI really need a tester now if anyone can do it04:20
sladentritium: same with you, should give you an idea of whether it's worth testing04:20
Treenakssladen: hmm.. I should have installed sshd04:20
sladenBenC: me me!04:20
sladenBenC: do you have a deb handy?04:21
Treenakssladen: from the Xorg log (from a bug report ;)) : (II) PCI: 01:00:0: chip 1002,5653 card 103c,0940 rev 00 class 03,00,00 hdr 0004:21
BenCsladen: Let me prepare one for you04:21
BenCkyle just found the commit we need04:21
sladenthe upstream fix, or the one that broke it?04:22
BenCupstream fix04:22
mdzmorning04:23
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jdongmorning, mdz04:25
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=== lamont wonders what broke in the login process that it no longer correctly gets all the groups that are in ldap
lamontah.  nsswitch.conf seems to have changed meanings. :-(04:30
pittipochu: right, dups are not considered, since Malone does not return them by default; and it wouldn't make sense either?04:31
pittiogra: oh, not known; can you please file a bug for that?04:31
BenCsladen: I'm 99% sure this fixes the problem...do you need amd64 or i386 -generic package?04:31
lamont"groups: files ldap" used to get you both sets of entries in your gidlist.  Now if you're in files at all, you don't get anything from ldap.04:31
lamontpitti: that something you knew about?04:31
sladenBenC: i386 generic04:32
BenCsladen: Ok, 30 minutes, and it will be yours04:32
\shlamont: my nsswitch.conf reads: groups: compat ldap ;) 04:32
pittilamont: no, I don't know about that04:32
sladenBenC: I'll go and have breakfast04:32
TomaszDpitti, langpack still doesn't include desktop file entries of r-m04:33
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pittiTomaszD: hm, the .pot file has them; does Rosetta have them?04:33
TomaszDpitti, indeed, that's why it's strange04:34
TomaszDPolish translation: 100% done04:34
\shlamont: installed it some minutes ago :)04:34
\shlamont: 04:34
\shpasswd:         compat ldap04:34
\shgroup:          compat ldap04:34
\shshadow:         compat ldap04:34
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TomaszDpitti, you're entirely sure it's parsing utf-8 correctly? maybe that's the trouble.04:35
TomaszDthere are three things that are not translated, the label of the main window titlebar, the tooltip of the desktop file and the deskop file itself04:35
mdzMithrandir: are the current dailies beta candidates?04:36
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TomaszDpitti, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+source/restricted-manager/+pots/restricted-manager/pl/+translate?start=30 - last two are the deskop entries04:38
pittiTomaszD: does the current langpack have the translations in the .mo file?04:38
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\shany reason why sudo-ldap is in universe? 04:40
pitti\sh: I guess mainly because noone was interested in testing and maintaining it04:40
TomaszDpitti, all the strings on that page have been accepted at the exact same moment, because I've been using rosetta. And I can see the other strings from that page properly translated, but not the last two.04:40
henomdz: no, we are rebuilding them all ATM04:41
\shpitti: hmm...just asking, because it breaks ubuntu-minimal ... 04:41
pittiTomaszD: the Polish .po file in the langpack does have the strings04:41
_ionpitti: Do you happen to have an Ubuntu box without a nVidia GPU? Could you please check whether it gives an error if you try to load the nvidia module? Then i'd know whether it's the kernel module or the X module that must contain the ID list *somewhere*.04:41
henoget the latest updates at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Community/Status :)04:41
pitti_ion: no, I don't; just a powerpc with a Radeon, but there's no nvidia module there04:41
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mdzheno: can you bring me up to date with what's happening?04:42
_ionAnyone here who could do that test, please?04:42
pittiTomaszD: can you msgunfmt the restricted-manager.mo file on your desktop and check whether it has the strings?04:42
henomdz: we missed some steps in the beta process, like setting CONF.sh to OFFICIAL04:42
henoso the images don't have the right names04:43
cjwatsonmdz: (a) CDs still said "alpha" (b) resizing race noticed by iwj (c) Intel Mac installation crash that we only got the logs for recently (d) probably a couple of other minor things I forgot04:43
henoBenC: is also looking at a kernel bug that may be bad04:43
pitti_ion: mvo and ogra have ATI cards <= could you please try to modprobe nvidia and see what happens?04:43
cjwatsonnothing really earth-shattering but enough was mounting up that Tollef decided to respin04:43
henocausing boot failures on SATA drives04:43
cjwatsonoh yes and that ICH7 bug04:43
TomaszDpitti, if I knew where that .mo file is04:44
mdzthat's not fixed in the respin, though, I take it04:44
BenCthe ahci bug has a definite fix04:44
mdzBenC: bug#?04:44
BenCI'm build a test package and an upload tarball at the same time04:44
henoI assume the respins are on hold for that04:44
BenCmdz: 9364804:44
mdzbug 9364804:44
UbugtuMalone bug 93648 in linux-source-2.6.20 "2.6.20-12 fails to boot with ICH6 SATA (ahci_init_one/pci_iounmap BUG at lib/iomap.c:254)" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9364804:44
henoTollef stepped out for a bit as well04:44
pittiTomaszD: /usr/share/locale-langpack/pl/LC_MESSAGES/restricted-manager.mo04:44
cjwatsoniwj's resize failure was bug 9441004:45
UbugtuMalone bug 94410 in partman-partitioning "auto resize fails "writing changes to the storage devices"" [Undecided,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9441004:45
BenCTollef's aware of the bug, just getting it fixed as quickly as I can04:45
TomaszDpitti, yes, found it already :)04:45
mdzBenC: you know what the change is which introduced the regression?04:45
BenCmdz: No, kyle found the commit that fixes the bug04:45
mdzah04:45
BenCmdz: drivers/ata/ updates exposed the bug04:45
iwjcjwatson: It does it for me when I try to resize during manual partitioning, too, but I assume that's the same bug.04:47
ograhmm, i cant scroll with the cursor keys in websites in firefox on the beta, does anyone else see that ?04:47
cjwatsoniwj: indeed, it's in common code04:48
TomaszDpitti, they're there04:48
cjwatsoniwj: I'd be academically interested to know if you can win the race by retrying04:48
cjwatsonI think we're now finally down to one code path for resizing filesystems in the installer :P04:48
mvopitti: $ sudo modprobe nvidia04:48
mvoNot loading nvidia module; not used in /etc/X11/xorg.conf04:48
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bluemaxi'd be academically interested if you can design a ufo04:49
_ionmvo: Could you please add it to xorg.conf temporarily, just to see whether the module loads then?04:49
ograi dont have nvidia on my system 04:49
_ionogra: That's the point. :-)04:49
ograi only get a 2module not found"04:49
ograand r-m doesnt think it can do anything for me, even though i have an ati card here04:50
bluemaxgees you guys are dry04:50
ograoh, wait .... no fglrx on amd64, right ? 04:50
jdongwhat?04:51
jdongthere certainly is....04:51
ograhmm, apt agrees 04:51
jdongwell upstream offers fglrx for amd6404:51
ograi rarely use amd64 on recently ... but then r-m is broken for me04:51
ogra-on04:52
ograhmm04:52
ograno restricted modules installed ? 04:52
mvo_ion, pitti: $ sudo modprobe nvidia04:53
mvoFATAL: Error running install command for nvidia04:53
iwjcjwatson: retrying> Well, it happened to me first time both times and I didn't retry.  But I'm about to be in a position to try it again :-).04:53
cjwatsoniwj: ok, maybe the race window is wider than I thought04:53
ograseems l-r-m amd64 wasnt installed at all here ...04:54
ograthat doesnt seem right ...04:54
_ionmvo: Could you try to load the module directly with insmod?04:55
Mithrandirmdz: current dailes beta candidates> no, I finished a publisher run a little ago with some critical fixes and now we have this SATA problem.04:55
TomaszDpitti, they're there04:55
mdzMithrandir: planning to delay then?04:56
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Mithrandirmdz: unsure, I wanted to chat with you about it.  "Does not boot on modern Intel boards using SATA" (if that's the scope of the bug) is quite bad.04:56
PF-Awayis there any guides/information on prevu anywhere?04:57
jdongPF-Away: what do you need to know?04:57
PF-Awayjdong: how to use it;)04:57
PF-Awayi've run prevu-init, but running "prevu" in a source dir just prints usage info04:57
mdzMithrandir: it seems clear that we ought to fix it for beta, as it's a hardware support regression04:57
mdzMithrandir: though I'm interested in how we can avoid such a problem at the last minute in the future04:58
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jdongPF-Away: when run without arguments, prevu checks for debian/04:58
jdongif debian/ exists, it builds it as a source package04:58
Mithrandirmdz: "not have kernel uploads late", but this one was a couple of days ago so I wonder why nobody caught it until now.04:58
PF-Awayah... so if no debian/, no fun?04:58
jdongif it odesn't exist, it prints out source info04:58
mvo_ion: # insmod ./volatile/nvidia.ko04:58
mvoinsmod: error inserting './volatile/nvidia.ko': -1 No such device04:58
mdzperhaps syncing the latest driver updates from upstream over the weekend before beta should be avoided04:58
jdongPF-Away: right; prevu only builds debian packages04:59
mdzMithrandir: I think it takes several days, possibly more than a week for a new kernel to shake out04:59
jdongit's not an automatic debianizer04:59
PF-Awayhow can most easily create a debian dir?04:59
jdongPF-Away: -> #ubuntu-motu04:59
PF-Awayok04:59
_ionmvo: Thanks! Now i know that the module contains a check for the existence of compatible hardware.04:59
jdongPF-Away: it involves packaging the software04:59
mdzMithrandir: let's deal with the current problem first and then discuss it04:59
Mithrandirmdz: we might want to have a small kernel freeze before beta, but yes, discuss post-beta sounds good.05:00
Mithrandirmdz: what do you reckon is a good time to delay for?  Until Tuesday or so?05:00
mdzMithrandir: eek, that long?  I thought one day would be sufficient05:00
Mithrandirmdz: I was thinking so we make sure we don't have more regressions.05:01
pittiTomaszD: do you have a /usr/share/locale/pl/LC_MESSAGES/restricted-manager.mo ?05:01
cjwatsonMithrandir: I thought we'd had problems along these lines for a while05:01
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Mithrandirmdz: hence why I wanted to discuss it with you rather than just say "we delay".05:02
cjwatsonthere've certainly been quite a few SATA bugs05:02
ogramvo, very intresting, the amd64 install i just did had no fsck05:02
jdongcjwatson: -11 and below had hanging issues with JMicron/P965 IDE chips05:02
TomaszDpitti, different, /usr/share/locale-langpack/pl/LC_MESSAGES/restricted-manager.mo05:02
jdongit's kinda funny how fixing JMicron always leads to AHCI borking05:02
jdongand vice versa :)05:02
cjwatsonright, and IIRC the problem that introduced this fixed that?05:02
jdongyeah05:02
ogramvo, exactly the same HW and install, just amd6405:03
pitti_ion: so in theory we should be able to parse out the hex numbers from the module directly?05:03
cjwatsonwe need to ensure test results on both those systems, then05:03
cjwatsonBenC: ^--05:03
cjwatsonI'd be happier with one day than until Tuesday, though05:03
_ionpitti: That's what i'm attempting.05:03
iwjcjwatson: On this machine I seem to lose the race every time.  3 times in a row just now.05:03
pitti_ion: hm, but looking at the strings output they seem to be integers, not strings any more05:04
BenCcjwatson: the fix we have the ata_piix/ahci is in lib/iomap.c error handling, so it wont regress jmicron05:04
cjwatsoniwj: lucky we're rebuilding everything, then05:04
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cjwatsonBenC: I missed a logical leap in there, but I assume it makes sense ...05:04
_ionpitti: Yeah, there is no neat plaintext list of IDs anywhere.05:04
BenCcjwatson: I missed a few words, but you get the idea :)05:05
pitti_ion: the other way round, I can modprobe -i fglrx without having an ATi card05:05
_ionpitti: Of course, the nvidia module might as well do something like "Any nVidia devices from the VGA class? Request a capability list from them and decide whether i should support it based on that."05:05
_ionThat would make things more difficult.05:05
mdzMithrandir: have we been able to do most of a testing cycle yet?05:06
pitti_ion: parsing the source code at l-r-m build time might in fact be easier if it contains a product id list, but I didn't check05:06
pitti_ion: oh, wait, ENOSOURCE; ignore me05:06
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Mithrandirmdz: yes, and it looks mostly good.  There's a breakage on intel macs and there's a race in the resizing, both fixed with binaries in the archive05:07
mjg59We still have to deal with the HPA regression, but that's clearly going to have to be post-beta05:07
_ionDarn, disassembling a >5 MiB file with objdump takes a *long* time.05:07
kylemmjg59, we reverted it already.05:08
mjg59kylem: Right, that's the regression05:08
mdzMithrandir: I'd say we should fix the known regression and get it out05:08
kylemmjg59, feh.05:08
kylemmjg59, worksfor me.05:08
mjg59Yeah, just not anyone who's blown away their restore partition05:09
kylemimeant the code...05:09
mjg59Heh05:09
sladenMithrandir: it was caught two days ago, reported, marked critical05:09
kylemmjg59, what chipset is in your macbook?05:09
mjg5996505:09
kylemICH7?05:09
mjg59Uh, no05:09
mdzMithrandir: please send an update to -devel-announce so that the rest of the world knows what's happening05:09
mjg5994505:09
mjg59So yeah, I'd guess ICH705:09
kylemright, ICH7.05:09
kylembummer, i only have ICH8 and like, ICH3.05:10
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Mithrandirmdz: ok.05:12
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ograapart from not having l-r-m installed for some obscure reason, edubuntu server and serveraddon amd64 look ok05:14
BenChttp://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/bug-93648/linux-image-2.6.20-12-generic_2.6.20-12.20_i386.deb05:16
BenC8172368b874be9ed6777c818052e08a4  linux-image-2.6.20-12-generic_2.6.20-12.20_i386.deb05:16
BenCsladen: ^^05:16
BenCand anyone else experiencing that bug05:16
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sladenBenC: fetching05:18
Keybukkylem: I have an ICH7 Wintel, not a mactel05:19
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\shre05:23
Mithrandirmdz: so just one day delay, then?05:24
BenCWe have one confirmed on the new kernel05:25
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dholbachcjwatson, Riddell: do you know anything about bug 93289?05:29
UbugtuMalone bug 93289 in debconf "[apport]  dpkg-preconfigure crashed with SIGSEGV in xcall_QGroupBox()" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9328905:29
sladenBenC: that boots, though with the following two lines in dmesg05:29
mdzMithrandir: fix today, test through tomorrow, out friday? sounds like a reasonable estimate05:29
sladen[    3.320000]  PCI: Unable to reserve I/O region #1:8@1f0 for device 0000:00:1f.205:29
sladen[    3.320000]  ahci: probe of 0000:00:1f.2 failed with error -1605:29
BenCsladen: expected, not a problem05:29
BenCsladen: thanks for testing05:30
BenCmdz, Mithrandir: that's two confirmed, so I'm uploading -12.20 now05:30
cjwatsondholbach: YA dup of a libqt-perl bug (or lower)05:30
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mdzBenC: excellent05:31
dholbachcjwatson: ok, with bughelper I found those 12 dups of it :)05:31
FordCapri is there a good mailing list to post to if you want to get involved in Google SoC?05:31
Riddelldholbach: yes, I've seen that bug reported before05:31
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BenCMithrandir: this still wont fix ia64 build, so expect that05:31
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sladenFordCapri: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GoogleSoC2007  and talk to Keybuk if that doesn't cover anything05:32
mdzMithrandir: I can wait for the kernel build and respin if you send me instructions05:32
cjwatsonpitti: the retraces in bug 93289 aren't exactly useful ...05:32
UbugtuMalone bug 93289 in libqt-perl "[apport]  dpkg-preconfigure crashed with SIGSEGV in xcall_QGroupBox()" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9328905:32
pitticjwatson: looking05:32
Mithrandirmdz: I'll be fine doing it since I have it all lined up anyway.05:32
Mithrandirmdz: but fix today, test tomorrow, release friday is a good plan.05:33
MithrandirBenC: ia64 is a ports arch, i.e. nice to have, but not a beta blocker.05:33
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ogra_cjwatson, looking at my installer syslog, it seems the installer always picks linux-image as Kernel-Stem, never just linux05:33
ogra_so i end up without l-r-m05:33
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pitticjwatson: weird, I just looked into the log of the retracer, and it doesn't even appear there05:35
pittidholbach: did you happen to have retraced bug 93289 manually/05:35
UbugtuMalone bug 93289 in libqt-perl "[apport]  dpkg-preconfigure crashed with SIGSEGV in xcall_QGroupBox()" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9328905:35
dholbachpitti: no05:36
cjwatsonogra_: can I see that log?05:37
ogra_cjwatson, sure, wait a sec05:37
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ogra_cjwatson, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/syslog05:39
ogra_linux-generic is on the CD ...05:40
cjwatsonogra_: URL to CD?05:41
ogra_em, wait05:41
ogra_it isnt on the CD05:41
ogra_hmm, how can that happen05:42
cjwatsonit is on the CD I looked at05:42
cjwatsonah, it's that stupid hack in base-installer I wish I could kill05:42
ograhttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20070320.3/feisty-server-amd64.list agrees with you05:43
ogra_ogra@edubuntu:~/seeds/ubuntu.feisty$ ls /cdrom/pool/main/l/linux-meta/05:44
ogra_linux-headers-generic_2.6.20.12.8_amd64.deb  linux-image-amd64-generic_2.6.20.12.8_amd64.deb  linux-image-generic_2.6.20.12.8_amd64.deb05:44
ogra_doesnt05:44
ogra_cat /cdrom/.disk/info 05:44
ogra_Edubuntu 7.04 "Feisty Fawn" - Alpha amd64 Binary-1 (20070320.3)05:44
cjwatsonogra_: it's in /restricted/l/linux-meta/05:44
ogra_meh05:45
ogra_sorry05:45
ogra_but it still doesnt get installed05:45
cjwatsonyeah, base-installer bug, fixing05:45
cjwatsonthanks05:45
ogra_thanks as well :)05:46
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sochi05:48
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socis there a plan when kile will be updated to 1.9?05:48
socit's currently 1.8 on amd6405:49
socit seems it was forgotten when syncing with debian05:49
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l3mri'm trying to port my app from os x tiger to linux; GL_FRAMEBUFFER_EXTs are not recognized. Do i need special includes on linux to use FBOs? I'm using Kubuntu with the latest nvidia drivers...05:49
sladensoc: check back after Ubuntu 7.04 has released, it should get synced then05:49
socsladen: that's quite sad, the package is broken since edgy!05:50
socand it seems no one cares05:50
cjwatsonMithrandir: can I please have base-installer 1.70ubuntu6 approved for beta? fixes ogra's bug above05:50
socthe surprising thing is, that it works flawless if you use the package from debian.org05:50
sladensoc: what's the bug number?05:51
socmom05:51
Riddellsoc: hobbsee was working on it, not sure if she got anywhere05:51
sochttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kile/+bug/9408405:51
UbugtuMalone bug 94084 in kile "kile doesn't install with aptitude and texlive" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  05:51
socI added my description05:51
socit seems that the orignal author had the same problem05:51
socbut couldn't connect it to the outdated version05:52
sladensoc: the best place to follow it up would be with hobbsee in #ubuntu-motu and on the bug report (which is probably a dup if it's already being worked on)05:52
socand the outdated version breaks lyx, and the whole tetex/livetex packages05:52
Riddelll3mr: you need to ask on a programmers channel05:52
sochttp://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=kile&searchon=names&subword=1&version=all&release=all05:52
sladensoc: could you include that information in the bug report so that it doesn't get lost05:53
socok, what's the name of the programmers channel?05:53
socmotu?05:53
sladensoc: #ubuntu-motu05:53
socok thanks05:53
l3mrRiddell: in #ubuntu and #kubuntu i was advised  to ask here.. but ty05:53
socI'll go there05:53
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dushkosoc: Ridell wasn't talking to you05:53
sladenl3mr: GL_FRAMEBUFFER_EXT is an /extension/ and therefore by definition may not be available.  try googling for  'mesa GL_FRAMEBUFFER_EXT'  05:54
l3mrsladen: yeah but i'm pretty sure that nv7900 can do fbos :) ty, anyway05:55
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sladenl3mr: if you're using an nvidia driver, check that it is supported.  http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=58486  suggests that it is on Windows, but nvidia may not have added it to their Linux driver.  Either way, this isn't really the best place to be asking;  perhaps an OpenGL programmers' specific forum would work.05:57
l3mrsladen: yeah i'm also in #opengl and #c++ :)05:58
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ogra_cjwatson, seems bug 94361 might be related to mine06:00
UbugtuMalone bug 94361 in Ubuntu "live CD does not ship nvidia-glx" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9436106:00
ogra_and bug 9435906:01
UbugtuMalone bug 94359 in restricted-manager "live system does not have nvidia/fglrx kernel modules" [Medium,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9435906:01
cjwatsonogrdoubt it06:01
cjwatsonthe live filesystem doesn't touch base-installer06:01
ogra_ah, right ...06:01
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tbfCRAP!06:04
tbfwtf feisty believes a boot partion of 50MB is too small?06:04
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cjwatsonthat shouldn't be too small unless you have a number of kernels installed06:05
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tbfcjwatson: update-manager says it is06:05
cjwatsonthough you can probably only fit about three in there06:06
cjwatsonyou might need to remove some old kernels first06:06
tbf"Die Systemaktualisierung bricht jetzt ab. Bitte machen Sie mindestens 6701k Plattenplatz auf /boot frei. Leeren Sie Ihren Mlleimer und entfernen die temporre Pakete von frhreren Installation mit 'sudo apt-get clean'."06:06
tbfcjwatson: there is only the current kernel left06:06
tbfin english: "The upgrade aborts now. Please free at least 6701k of disk space on /boot. Empty your trash and remove temporary packages of former installations using 'sudo apt-get clean'."06:07
cjwatson'df /boot' and => #ubuntu+1 probably ...06:08
sladentbf: does  du -sch /boot/*  tell you where that space has gone?06:08
BenCprobably filled up with old kernels and initrd's06:09
tbf# LC_ALL=C du -sch /boot/06:10
tbf8.2M    total06:10
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tbf# LC_ALL=C df -h /boot06:11
tbf/dev/hde5              45M  8.9M   33M  22% /boot06:11
tbfok, just 45M06:11
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Mithrandircjwatson: ok.06:13
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DarkSun88Hi06:15
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asacoh ... my bzr branch appears to be corrupted ... i just tried to push like: bzr push sftp://asac@bazaar.launchpad.net/~asac/firefox/trunk06:39
asacnow i always get06:40
asacbzr: ERROR: Not a branch: sftp://asac@bazaar.launchpad.net/~asac/firefox/trunk/.bzr/branch/06:40
asacanyone seen this?06:40
Riddellasac: do you have python-paramiko installed?06:41
Riddellasac: tried taking the ".bzr/branch/" off the end06:41
asachmm 06:41
RiddellMithrandir: are new ISOs coming today?06:41
MithrandirRiddell: yes, but waiting for new kernel so don't hold your breath.06:42
asacRiddell: riddel yes its installed06:42
Mithrandirprobably around 00:00 UTC06:42
fabbionenew kernel?06:42
RiddellMithrandir: ok06:42
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pochufabbione: bug 9364806:42
UbugtuMalone bug 93648 in linux-source-2.6.20 "2.6.20-12 fails to boot with ICH6 SATA (ahci_init_one/pci_iounmap BUG at lib/iomap.c:254)" [Critical,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9364806:42
asacRiddell: maybe look here06:43
asachttps://code.beta.launchpad.net/~asac/firefox/trunk06:43
fabbionefeeeh06:43
asacthere is an error : "Launchpad could not mirror this branch 9 minutes ago.  The error was: Not a branch: /srv/sm-ng/push-branches/00/00/0c/45/.bzr/branch/"06:43
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Riddellasac: try asking ddaa06:45
asacwhere?06:45
asacok06:45
BenCmdz, Mithrandir: just for warm fuzzy sake, I've gotten 4 more confirmed from the bug report for that kernel06:46
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fabbioneMithrandir: could you please respin sparc-server only? i am happy to have an older kernel on it. I just need to have the latest finish-install to fix the ttyS0 issue06:47
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ivokswho should i contact regarind ubuntu trademark issues? :)06:49
Mithrandirfabbione: preferably not, I'd like everything to be in sync for beta.06:49
Keybukivoks: which trademark?06:49
Keybuk(and what kind of issue)06:49
ivoksKeybuk: one computer seller in croatia want to distribute ubuntu and is interested in printing covers for CD06:50
fabbioneMithrandir: understood, but is testing ISO tomorrow an option?06:50
ivoksKeybuk: so, they would like to add their logo and ubuntu logo on CD06:50
Mithrandirfabbione: yes, we are delaying release until Friday.06:50
fabbioneMithrandir: ok. perfect.06:50
ivoksKeybuk: like 'CompanyX distributes Ubuntu for you'06:50
ivoksKeybuk: or something like that...06:50
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ivoksKeybuk: this is only biggest computer provider in croatia :D06:51
Keybukfor that, I'd say Jane Silber06:51
ivoksok, thanks06:52
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NafalloLOL06:54
NafalloI wondered where I recognized that serial from :-P06:55
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wereHamster\sh, regarding wine, the problem is this: my little piece of software points LD_LIBRARY_PATH to a directory with a modified libGL.so07:01
wereHamsterbut wine never seems to load the modified lirary, it seems as someone wiped LD_LIBRARY_PATH clean07:02
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wereHamsterwell.. there are two possibilities: wine tries to load the modified library but it's incompatible or wine doesn't even try to load it.07:05
wereHamstersince it works with other apps (glxgears and a game, don't remember the name though), it's can't be the incompatiility07:06
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cjwatsonwereHamster: two things I'd investigate (and haven't): something might be set-id, or some script might set LD_LIBRARY_PATH rather than prepending to it07:07
cjwatson(or appending)07:07
wereHamstercjwatson, the stupid winelauncher does the prepending thing.. pure evel if you ask me :(07:08
wereHamsterbut why would the wine deb use that and the normal install not?07:09
wereHamsters/evel/evil/07:09
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\shwereHamster: what you can do is to compare your "native install of wine" with the installed files of the wine package07:26
\shwereHamster: and as I said yesterday, we (scott the wine-hq ubuntu package maintainer) and I are not patching anything into wine07:26
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\shwereHamster: when I start wine (wine 0.9.33 on feisty now) and read the strace file, I can see it loads the systems libGL.so.107:32
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wereHamster\sh, I assume you didn't start it using yukon07:34
\shwereHamster: no...I just check what it searches and where :)07:34
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\shwereHamster: did you try to use EXTRA_LD_LIBRARY_PATH ?07:37
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wereHamster\sh, the problem is when you point LD_LIBRARY_PATH to a directory with a libGL.so.1, it won't use it07:42
wereHamsterit will still use the one from the system07:42
\shwereHamster: yepp I see it :(07:43
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hungerBenC: I am at home now and can test kernel updates if that helps you.07:45
\shwereHamster: problem is, I don't find anything which sets the environment of LD_LIBRARY_PATH to ""07:45
BenChunger: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bcollins/kernels/bug-93648/linux-image-2.6.20-12-generic_2.6.20-12.20_i386.deb07:45
BenChunger: I've already had about 10 confirmations, so it's just a matter of whether you want to get a working system :)07:46
hungerBenC: So I guess this will end up on archive.u.c soon. I'll wait till it gets there.07:46
BenChunger: probably by this evening07:48
BenChunger: or in about 4-8 hours to avoid TZ issues with "this evening" :)07:49
\shwereHamster: but I can see, that it honors LD_LIBRARY_PATH07:52
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\shwereHamster: but it searches the system dirs before the LD_LIBRARY_PATH (/usr/bin/../lib/...) and I think that's the problem07:53
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wereHamster\sh, http://www.pastey.net/883608:06
wereHamsterI installed wine myself from sources08:06
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\shwereHamster: can you paste more then the 40 lines? best to to load of libLG.so.1 :)08:09
wereHamster\sh, first reference to libGL.so.1 is: open("/usr/lib32/yukon/libGL.so.1", O_RDONLY) = 908:10
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wereHamster.. on line 282708:13
\shhmmm...something is really wrong with the path search order 08:15
wereHamster\sh, yours searches '/usr/bin/../lib' before the one specified in LD_LIBRARY_PATH?08:15
wereHamster.. or doesn't it look into LD_LIBRARY_PATH? at all?08:16
\shwereHamster: yepp...it searches first in /usr/bin/../lib/... and when it doesn't find  the lib it searches in LD_LIBRARY_PATH08:16
wereHamsterweird08:16
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psusiI'm a bit confused on the construction of the livecd/desktop cd.... most of the packages are installed already and just copied wholesale during isntallation from the live filesystem image to the target system?  but some packages are not installed but instead are in the archive?08:17
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\shwhat could trigger something like this08:20
cjwatsonpsusi: virtually everything is just copied wholesale. One or two things are on an archive on the CD. Language packs may be downloaded from the network.08:20
cjwatsonand some things are removed after being copied if they aren't needed08:21
psusicjwatson: it looks like there are a few dozen packages in the archive.... I'm wondering why?08:21
psusiincluding gcc, build-essential, ndiswrapper-utils and -common08:23
wereHamster\sh, since LD_LIBRARY_PATH is parsed before what is in /etc/ld.so.conf, the only explanation is that LD_LIBRARY_PATH contains '/usr/bin/../lib/'08:23
BenCpsusi: Has a lot to do with space on the CD08:23
\shwereHamster: no...I started a new login...LD_LIBRARY_PATH is in my home env empty. 08:24
psusiBenC: how so?  there is room for the packages but only in their uninstalled form?  that seems odd08:24
psusishould take up pretty much the same space either way no?08:24
psusisince the whole cd is squashfs'd08:24
cjwatsonpsusi: convenience. the installer doesn't install any of those but you might need them to get online.08:24
BenCpsusi: You've lost me then, you mean packages in pool/ on the CD?08:24
psusiyep08:24
cjwatsonpsusi: see http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/seeds/ubuntu.feisty/ship-live08:25
psusity08:26
wereHamster\sh, maybe a shell script that starts wine?08:26
\shwereHamster: nope../usr/bin/wine 08:26
\shwereHamster: the path itself is very strange..../usr/bin/../lib/... who would set something like this08:27
Treenaks\sh: looks generated08:28
wereHamster\sh, yes, it's wien always uses that path08:28
\shTreenaks: jepp..and only with ubuntu packages...08:28
wereHamsteropen("/usr/bin/../lib/tls/i686/sse2/libwine.so.1", O_RDONLY)08:28
wereHamsterI see it, too08:28
\shnow, what process is changing the search order ... LD_LIBRARY_PATH needs to be honored first, as far as I remember08:29
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wereHamsterit would be nice to printf(getenv("LD_LIBRARY_PATH")) from within wine (or better yet, opengl32.dll.so, just before it dlopen()'s libGL.so.1)08:30
giangyoi oi08:32
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\shwereHamster: can you get the ubuntu source packages of wine (add to /etc/apt/sources.list the line deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu feisty main restricted universe multiverse, then apt-get source wine) and try to build this package on your machine...and install your generated package08:36
\shwereHamster: I'll do it here as well, and check if it could be something with the binary itself08:37
wereHamster\sh, problem: I'm not running ubuntu. The bug report is from a user, http://neopsis.com/projects/yukon/ticket/808:39
wereHamsterhe's on IRC, too08:39
wereHamsterand quite capable, I think he'd test it if you told him what to do08:40
wereHamster /msg Intangir08:40
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IntangirwereHamster: yo ;)09:01
\shI think we found one of the problems already ;)09:01
\shbut the main problem is, why is wine putting LD_LIBRARY_PATH behind anything else09:02
wereHamstersome startup script?09:02
Intangiri dont think any scripts are used in the binary install09:03
\shwereHamster: check your wine startup script..is it a script or a binary09:03
Intangiri dont see any used.09:03
\shIntangir: yepp.....09:03
Intangirbut if that winewrapper script is used from the source install, somehow it magically works ;)09:03
Intangiri tried launching it with exec, or exporting LD_LIBARY_PATH like you see in the winewrapper, but that didnt fix it09:04
wereHamster/usr/bin/wine is a elf executable09:04
\shwereHamster: which distro are you using?09:04
wereHamstergentoo, but I installed wine myself09:04
Intangirwith make install?09:05
\shwereHamster: but via make install and in the normal system directories (usr/{bin,lib,...})09:05
wereHamsteryes09:05
Intangirso if you do make install, it doesnt use scripts? and it works?09:05
Intangirwith yukon?09:05
\shwereHamster: and you don't see this problem...on gentoo it works...09:05
wereHamsteryes, it works09:06
Intangirdid you add your /usr/lib/yukon path to ld.so.conf and do ldconfig ir something?09:06
\shIntangir: it doesn't have anything to do with yukon...it's a general problem with something in/on/with Ubuntu09:06
Intangirwonder if that would be a easy way around this..09:06
wereHamsterno, I just use the yukon script09:06
\shIntangir: because the packages from winehq for ubuntu are having the same problems09:06
Intangirthis is confusing, so if you make install, it works ..?09:06
Intangireven without any winewrapper script09:07
Intangirill try that when i get home later09:07
\shand more weired, that it only happens with wine 09:07
sladenwine is in Universe, perhaps we could take this across to #ubuntu-motu09:07
Intangirmotu?09:07
Intangirwine is in universe? since when?09:08
\shyepp..universe packages are normally discussed in #ubuntu-motu09:08
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wereHamsterhow badly do you require the packages to be autotoolized (to be accepted as a ubuntu package)?09:14
shawarmaIntangir: wine has always been in universe.09:15
shawarmaIntangir: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?searchon=names&version=all&exact=1&keywords=wine09:15
Intangirive never seen it there, i alw.. am i getting something confused09:15
Intangirive always had to add another repo to get it to show wine in the list of packages09:15
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Intangirweird i dont get it09:16
Intangir;)09:17
shawarmaheh..09:17
Intangirive been adding deb http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt dapper main09:17
Intangirto install wine09:17
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mvoogra: you haven't submited a bugreport about the missing icon in g-a-i09:35
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mvoogra_: you haven't submited a bugreport about the missing icon in g-a-i and the addon-cd09:35
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ajmitchmorning09:43
shawarmaajmitch: No it's not.09:47
shawarma:-P09:48
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pbngodverdomme10:12
Seveaspbn, behave...10:15
Rochahello, i'm trying to fix a bug in apport10:18
Rochamy first attempt at fixing a bug in a ubuntu program10:19
SeveasRocha, beware, pitti will hug you ;)10:19
Rochai'm having a little trouble with python and https urllib support10:19
RochaSeveas: he hugged me yesterday :)10:20
SeveasRocha, heh ;)10:20
SeveasRocha, what's the problem?10:20
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Rochathe trouble is that i'm working at college and found a bug in desktop-effects app, tried to report it using apport and it didn't work because i'm behind a proxy10:21
Rochai learned python to try reading the source code..10:21
Rochai'm found that the problem is that i didn't have the https_proxy environment variable set10:21
Rochai've set it and it gives me a "http error: not implemented"10:22
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Rochai suppose it's a problem in urllib's implementation10:23
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SeveasRocha, are you sure your proxy can do https?10:23
Rochaperfectly, i can access gmail and launchpad10:24
Rochai use the same proxy with firefox10:24
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RochaSeveas: and "wget --proxy=on https://launchpad.net" works too10:26
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Rochait downloads the index.html file10:27
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pepsimanHi, I've upgraded to feisty and the cx88-dvb module isn't loaded at boot, it was in edgy.  Any idea why it has changed?  The other modules for this card are loaded correctly10:28
RochaSeveas: using urllib.retrieveurl("https://launchpad.net","index.html") it doesn't work10:29
RochaSeveas: i mean, it downloads the index.html but it's an error page10:29
Rocha"Unsupported Request Method and Protocol" page error from my proxy10:30
SeveasRocha, hmm, I must confess I'm not that familiar with urllib10:30
SeveasI generally use urllib2 10:30
Seveashttps_open10:30
Rocha"Squid does not support all request methods for all access protocols. For example, you can not POST a Gopher request."10:30
Rochaok, i'll try using urllib2 to see if it works10:30
SeveasRocha, ah, that's an error in the proxy10:33
Seveasso apparently urllib is being weird :)10:33
Rochait's an error in the proxy but i think it's in the request that urllib is making10:33
Rochadue to my python inexperience i won't be able to fix the urllib bug10:34
Seveastoo bad it's https, can't sniff what's being sent :)10:35
Rochai'm apt-getting python2.5 source10:35
Rochaif it's written in C, i'll understand10:36
maswanSeveas: just mitm it? ;)10:36
Seveasmaswan, heh10:36
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pochuMithrandir: do you know when the new images will be available, so we can start to test them? :)10:38
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Mithrandirpochu: probably around 0100 UTC or so10:48
pochuok, thanks :)10:49
RochaSeveas: i think i've found the error, python is sending a post request to the proxy10:50
SeveasRocha, it needs to do that10:50
Seveasfor launchpad/gmail (which work) firefox does the same :)10:50
Rochastrange...10:51
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Rochawget works, python doesn't so it's definitely a python bug10:51
Rochai guess i'll ignore this error then10:52
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RochaSeveas: btw, do you know if it's possible to plug a vga cable on a laptop and X automatically expand to two monitors like windows does?11:03
SeveasRocha, not yet11:04
Seveashopefully for feisty+1 with xorg7.311:04
pepsimanHi, I've upgraded to feisty and the cx88-dvb module isn't loaded at boot, it was in edgy.  Any idea why it has changed?  The other modules for this card are loaded correctly11:04
RochaSeveas: i'm asking this because i'll try to code something for sonypi to enable me to control the screen brightness11:05
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RochaSeveas: and it would be great to code that too11:05
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_ionIt occurred to me that libwhat could be used to implement the "type your username and password while usplash is still on" functionality as well.11:07
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Seveas_ion, evil11:08
Seveas_ion, I like the idea of libwhat though11:08
_ionI added an usplash mockup to the page as well, btw.11:08
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BurgworkRocha: that requires xserver 1.3, which isn't out yet11:13
Burgworkit is unlikely to make Feisty11:13
RochaBurgwork: ok, i won't try to work on that11:15
Burgwork_ion: linky?11:15
_ionburgwork: http://johan.kiviniemi.name/blag/2007/03/21/upstart-and-interaction-with-user/11:15
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Seveas_ion, why aren't you on plant ubuntu?11:17
_ionseveas: For starters, i haven't applied for membership.11:18
_ionAlso my blag posts aren't all Ubuntu-related, and i haven't bothered to install a blog engine that allows me to set categories as of yet.11:19
niktariscjwatson, hi, localization does not work with the ubiquity-gtkui.desktop file. only way to make it work is to remove Categories=GTK;System;Settings; OnlyShowIn=GNOME;XFCE; X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=ubiquity11:21
niktariscjwatson, how important are those ?11:21
cjwatsonniktaris: "does not work"? Also, file a bug rather than asking me on IRC please11:21
cjwatsonpreferably with more detail. :-)11:22
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niktariscjwatson, this is only to get a first opinion from you. :-) a bugreport will follow. By not working I mean that the word "install" does not get translated in greek when greek is the default language11:24
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keescookanyone else having problems reaching LP?11:37
sistpotykeescook: yes11:37
keescooksistpoty: okay, I didn't want to be alone.  :)11:37
sistpoty:)11:38
Mithrandirthe DC seems to have fallen off the planet.11:38
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keescookMithrandir: is archive.u.c hosted elsewhere?11:38
FujitsuMithrandir: archive, cdimage, releases are fine.11:39
zygalp is fine for me11:39
zygadoes anyone know how to use python-apt bindings to check which repositories are enabled?11:40
FujitsuSeems to be the same sort of thing as with archive and cdimage last night... Dead for only some people.11:40
FujitsuHow encouraging.11:40
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LaserJockFujitsu: I think dead for a lot of people11:41
zygaokay it's dead for me too11:41
Mithrandircjwatson: do we need a new d-i?11:42
Mithrandircjwatson: the bug was in the core kernel, but I don't remember if debian-cd does the right thing and grabs the kernel from the latest kernel or if it uses the stuff in installer-$arch11:44
Amaranthzyga: I seem to remember that not being possible (checking repos)11:46
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zygaAmaranth: hmm, might be better11:48
zygaI thought that loading apt is heavier than parsin the sources file anyway11:48
niktariscjwatson, X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain string is causing the problem.... looking....11:49
zyganiktaris: could you priovide some detail, please?11:53
cjwatsonMithrandir: hmm, yes, a new d-i would probably be safest11:54
cjwatsonMithrandir: is the new kernel built everywhere?11:54
Mithrandircjwatson: yes, and published.11:54
Mithrandirpublisher is on manual11:55
Mithrandirshould I do the upload or do you want to?11:55
cjwatsonI'm preparing it11:55
Mithrandirthanks11:56
cjwatsonI'd like to remove-package the -11 kernels ttoo11:57
cjwatsontoo11:57
Mithrandirplease.11:57
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niktariszyga, I am trying :). ubiquity-gtkui.desktop file is not translated on the desktop if the default language is Greek. Removing X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=ubiquity from the .desktop file seems to solve the problem11:59
zyganiktaris: curious, could you check something for me?12:00
zyganiktaris: could you locate the ubuquity.mo file on your system and tell me their paths?12:00
niktariszyga, sure wait12:00
zygaubiquity.mo (sorry for bad spelling)12:01
cjwatsonbear in mind that I haven't updated the ubiquity desktop translations since edgy, although Greek seems to be up to date anyway12:01
cjwatsonMithrandir: removed. (sucks to be ia64 now, though)12:02
niktariszyga, not found12:02
cjwatsonMithrandir: d-i accepted12:02
zygahmm12:02
niktarisno .mo file12:02
cjwatsoner, wait12:03
cjwatsond-i accepted now12:03
zyganiktaris: not even one?12:03
niktarisnope12:03
zyganiktaris: oh wait12:03
zygaubiquity is the cd installer and it might do some magic do load translations as it changes them on the fly12:03
cjwatsonnot the desktop files it doesn't12:03
Mithrandircjwatson: thanks a lot; I'll see it through12:03
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zygacould you check if the desktop file has the greek translation iside?12:04
Mithrandirpochu: that 0100 UTC estimate won't hold, btw.12:04
LaserJockpoor Tollef12:04
niktariszyga, note that all is ok in the system- > prefrences menu12:04
niktariszyga, yes it does12:04
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niktarisif I remove the line X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=ubiquity it displays OK12:05
cjwatsonyeah, but doing that kills langpacks, iirc12:05
zyganiktaris: file a bug on ...12:05
zygawait 12:05
cjwatsonI'm not doing that12:05
niktariscjwatson, strange thing is that other apps (eg gcalctool) that also have a X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain sting has no problem12:06
niktarisso it should not be general 12:06
cjwatsonlet me revise that, I'm not doing that unless/until pitti tells me I can12:06
zygadarn I cannot remember the package12:06
zygaI wrote that code12:07
mdkecan anyone else not boot with the latest kernel? Some kind of modprobe error? If it's known I won't bother investigating further12:07
niktarisI am wondering why it works in the gnome menu12:07
zyganiktaris: there are separate code paths in several libraries12:07
Mithrandirmdke: can you please update to the latest kernel?  Unless you updated in the last half hour, your version is old.12:07
Mithrandirmdke: (and the bug is fixed in the absolute newest one)12:08
mdkeMithrandir: great news. The archive doesn't have it yet I don't think, I just did an update12:08
cjwatsonhmm. all the ubiquity.mo files seem to be in language-pack-kde-*-base12:08
zyganiktaris: the menu uses different code than the desktop12:08
zygathe desktop used glib's stuff12:08
Mithrandirmdke: you're using archive.u.c directly?12:08
zygato parse .desktop files12:08
cjwatsonyou may well find that X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain causes the system to require the correct language pack to be present12:08
mdkeMithrandir: yah12:08
pochuMithrandir: ok, np12:08
zygaI patched that but I really don't understand why it takes the internal translations away12:09
cjwatsonniktaris: try installing language-pack-kde-el-base12:09
zygait's supposed to take the external translations ONLY if they are available12:09
zygacjwatson: that's not the problem - the translation SHOULD be shown - it's a bug non the less12:10
cjwatsonzyga: correction, it's half the problem12:10
zygacjwatson: how so?12:10
cjwatsonyou're correct that the code needs to be fixed12:10
cjwatsonhowever it is wrong for ubiquity.mo to be in language-pack-kde-*12:10
zygacjwatson: yeah I guess it's not right 12:11
zygaubiquity is quite special12:11
cjwatsonnot special in this regard12:11
pochugood night folks!12:11
pochuand happy rebuilding ;)12:11
cjwatsonspecial in lots of other ways, yes, but ...12:11

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