[12:32] gardengnome: your still working on that eh? [12:33] i haven't started yet. :) [12:33] how do you guys test mythtv with gutsy yet keep the other 1/2 happy? [12:33] DaveMorris: i don't. [12:33] my mythtv box is still not ready for the living room. sadly. [12:34] and there's no way i'd be touching a precious produtction mythtv box to test beta software. :) [12:34] well mine is as my g/f dosen't live with me [12:34] DaveMorris: i don't atm.. I'd get in so much trouble if i knackered it. Soon i should get a spare box to work with tho [12:35] DaveMorris: the GF doesn't live with me either but i still don't want that noisy thing in here. [12:35] yeah I've been thinking I need to run a areial cable into my cabinet and setup a spare machine with my Nova 500 card [12:35] DaveMorris: besides, we already have enough fights over the remote. i don't want to add any "you broke the TV!!" :> [12:36] mines quiet :) an old p400 for a backend and a mini-itx for the front end - http://davemorris.wordpress.com/2007/05/03/mythtv-my-setup/ [12:36] I ran a CAT5 & Ariel cable down the side of the house - when i first set it up. I had a combined FE&BE in lounge. Then when i split them up the arial cable became redundant as the BE is in the loft/attic [12:36] DaveMorris: i always have trouble with HDD vibrations. [12:37] noise wise? [12:37] yes. [12:37] gardengnome: we have 2 remotes! [12:37] in most of my boxes. [12:37] can you really hear them over the TV/Music === DaveMorris has learnt to ignore pc noise as he has about 5 turned on in his bedroom all the time [12:38] DaveMorris: i'm rather sensitive wrt to noise. i get *lots* of vibration in my cheiftec case and even more in the cheap old case the GF gave to me. [12:38] i made a spiffy decoupling hdd cage but something is wrong with the case. the mainboard acts up if it's in there. [12:39] DaveMorris, it doesnt pull anything via wget yet [12:39] but i think thats the only solution [12:39] for firmware [12:39] unless we have a redistribution licens [12:40] that case even has nase insulation. i guess i fiddled too much with it and now it's either a EM problem or the case bends the mainboard. [12:40] Daviey, who did you talk to to get your blog on the planet? [12:41] DaveMorris: *five* pcs in your bed room? [12:42] yeah [12:42] s/nase/noise/ [12:42] DaveMorris, i was thikning a little more about it, i think that for firmware i might write a seperate app [12:42] in gtk [12:42] DaveMorris: wow. that'd be five too much for me. [12:42] or pygtk better yet [12:43] and then have ubiquity for mythbuntu depend on it and use its python functionality [12:43] DaveMorris: i do have a separate bed room and tinkering room, though. [12:43] <- snob. [12:43] FW, xen host, spare xen host powered down, 2 rackmount swtiches, backup server, desktop, 2 more machines powered down, laptop, then in the livining room, myth backend, myth frontend [12:43] superm1: you edit the bzr branch [12:43] that way Daviey can use it also in the mythbuntu control panel he will be writing too [12:43] Daviey, yup we're at revno 38 right now [12:43] as of last night [12:43] gardengnome: I live in a 2bed flat with my bro [12:43] superm1: naa.. i mean for ubuntu planet. [12:43] oh thats it? [12:43] and your on? [12:44] yep [12:44] you edit the conf file yourself :) [12:44] can you add mythbuntu.org? [12:44] superm1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PlanetUbuntu [12:44] yeah no worries [12:44] whats the rss feed? [12:44] cool great [12:44] http://www.mythbuntu.org/rss.xml [12:44] I'll add it now, if you can give me a feed [12:44] cool [12:45] use the current logo as hackergotchi [12:45] superm1: You want me to post it on my blog as well? [12:45] about the public alpha 1? [12:46] yea [12:46] Daviey, ^ [12:46] DaveMorris, up to you :) [12:46] superm1: ? [12:46] depends if we just want ubuntu type people to use it for now [12:46] use the current logo [12:46] just ubuntu type people right now yes [12:47] I'll hold of posting it then [12:47] because there is a string of known issues already in alpha 1 [12:47] superm1: ubuntu planet won't have a problem with us adding it? [12:47] I get lots of referers from wordpress looking at mythtv tags [12:47] deb-a-day and behind motu are there, so i would think not [12:47] Daviey, we were given a +1 for the team were we not? [12:47] and some of them can't be sussed until the metapackage mythbuntu-standalone is figure out [12:47] *figured [12:48] DaveMorris, then for sure lets wait until beta until you put on your blog [12:48] superm1: name "Mythbuntu" or "Mythbuntu Team" ? [12:48] hm [12:48] what makes more sense? [12:49] a team giving releases? or a computer? [12:49] i think Mythbuntu [12:49] bug #113438 I can't work out if the guy is taking the piss or not [12:49] Launchpad bug 113438 in mythtv "[apport] mythfrontend.real crashed with SIGSEGV in GuideGrid::fillProgramRowInfos()" [Medium,Rejected] https://launchpad.net/bugs/113438 [12:50] its been submitted upstream, there isnt much we can do === superm1 wonders if he can convince someone in -motu to host the class on reading apport retraces effectively that he wants [12:51] wonder if there are any going on for ulive about apport === DaveMorris would attend [12:52] with my luck probably at the same time as the mythtv presentation :) [12:52] it'd be really sweet if we get mythbuntu far enough along that it can be used for the demo rather than ubuntu+mythtv [12:53] Ahhhhhhh. why is my bzr using VIM! [12:53] that's commited btw [12:53] cool great [12:53] will it squeeze in that RSS from this morning now - or does it use the time? [12:54] not sure tbh [12:54] i know if i edit my blog; it doesn't repost - but does update [12:54] we'lll see [12:54] ya [12:55] If it doesn't appear within 30mins - delete the post and readd it :) [12:59] superm1: do you want to quickly remove the blog stuff [12:59] and renter it now [12:59] So it has a new time? [12:59] Can you do that on drupal? [01:00] otherwise it might be burried at the bottom [01:00] eek [01:00] how do i login again? [01:01] mythbuntu.org/usr [01:01] i think [01:01] mythbuntu.org/user [01:01] yep [01:01] 1. You must either be one of the [WWW] Ubuntu Members, or be in one of its member teams (From the wiki page about the planet) [01:01] so we're fine === a5benwillis [n=benwilli@71-12-14-250.dhcp.gnvl.sc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:02] Daviey: because VIM is the only true way === defendguin_ [n=supertux@ip5-155.tvmax-fiber-1.hou.ygnition.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:03] ello again guys [01:03] hey [01:03] superm1: how do you enter a url in drupal? [01:03] DaveMorris, what were you saying about wget earlier? [01:03] back for another dumb question :-) [01:03] just plain html? [01:04] Daviey, it's filtered html by default [01:04] but you can change it [01:04] hmm [01:04] bug #118710 [01:04] Launchpad bug 118710 in msttcorefonts "msttcorefonts installer script dosen't use the apt proxy" [Undecided,Unconfirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/118710 [01:04] I removed the posting and readded it, but lost the linky's [01:04] is it possible to rip a copy protected dvd in myth? I know it can be done outside of myth. [01:04] oh, better fix that :) [01:04] yep - how? [01:04] WYSIWYG editor is naff [01:05] take a look at the source on one of the other pages [01:05] like the download page [01:05] crap [01:05] hit edit on it [01:05] where on there [01:05] and you'll see it [01:05] http://planet.ubuntulinux.org/ [01:05] haha your right [01:05] superm1: how wheer you able to ship the other firmware for tuner cards? [01:06] for the hauppauge ivtv, sorted out the license on it [01:06] I wonder what will happend.. i deleted the post then re-created it [01:06] :s [01:06] just that one card? [01:06] or can we ship all hauppage firmware? [01:06] anything supported by the ivtv driver [01:07] DaveMorris, do you need firmware for another hauppaugg card? [01:07] superm1: the read more is kinda naff. click it and you'll see what i mean [01:07] need it for the NOVA-T [01:07] where does the firmware come from DaveMorris [01:07] NOVA-T 500? [01:07] Daviey: yes [01:08] dvb-usb-dib0700-01.fw [01:08] is what I'm using, I googled for it [01:08] kinda "naff"? [01:08] what does that mean Daviey [01:08] oh thats a silly drupal thing, i dont know how to fix it [01:08] so that it provides the whole read on the rss fed [01:09] yeah, read more leads to an identical link where you need to 'read more' again [01:09] poo.. shall i disable the planet feed until we have it sorted? [01:09] ah http://www.mythbuntu.org/admin/content/rss-publishing [01:09] "FULL TEXT" [01:10] good good [01:10] thats what we need [01:10] i cant fix the link since you posted [01:10] you have to fix it [01:11] you have tho :) [01:11] haha yea i noticed later [01:11] How can i change it so it's 'your' post? [01:12] anyone know of a package for 'genisoimage' ? [01:12] its alright if its yours [01:12] not a big deal [01:14] a5benwillis: genisoimage is a package name :) [01:14] or - mkisofs - Dummy transition package for genisoimage [01:16] E: Couldn't find package genisoimage [01:16] oh, ok. I have that [01:17] Daviey, do you know how to change the node of that URL? [01:17] nope [01:17] because the new one is /10 [01:17] whereas the old one was /9 [01:17] well maybe just leave it as is === Daviey has never used drupal before [01:17] so planet doenst freak [01:17] when it sees the new one [01:17] night all [01:17] well /9 should be blank now [01:17] DaveMorris: nnn [01:17] it points to the whole page [01:17] hmm [01:17] /9 === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:17] and makes you click to read more :) [01:18] oh found it [01:18] there was a post trimming option [01:18] its unlimited nw [01:18] hmm [01:18] well its set that way [01:18] but not doing it [01:18] http://www.mythbuntu.org/rss.xml [01:18] looks good to me [01:18] jono: hey [01:19] jono: did you have any joy kicking up a fuss about a mailing list? [01:19] hey [01:19] Daviey: nope [01:19] :`( [01:19] jono: thanks for trying [01:20] superm1: were in pole position now [01:20] lol [01:20] we're up there twice [01:20] we aint [01:20] way to go breaking the planet daviey [01:20] yea we are [01:20] oww. we are [01:21] how come the planet doesn't forget posts that get rm'd! [01:21] lol [01:21] ahh well.. twice as much exposure [01:21] haha [01:22] maybe it will rm itself in time [01:22] me hopes [01:22] ah. our contact email still isn't working [01:22] whats our contact email? [01:23] *@mythbuntu.org [01:23] did imbrandon sort that out yet? [01:23] imbrandon: ping a ding [01:23] superm1: don't think so [01:23] maybe we should ask him to move the MX to pegasys === Starting logfile irclogs/ubuntu-mythtv.log === ubuntulog [i=ubuntulo@ubuntu/bot/ubuntulog] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === Topic for #ubuntu-mythtv: "Welcome to #ubuntu-mythtv:: Mythbuntu Alpha 1: http://www.mythbuntu.org :: Paste logs @ http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org :: See our wiki for setting up and troubleshooting: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV" === Topic (#ubuntu-mythtv): set by superm1 at Mon Jun 4 08:25:19 2007 === defendguin_ [n=supertux@ip5-155.tvmax-fiber-1.hou.ygnition.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [07:02] jetsaredim, if you want the fixed ubiquity, sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade will install it [07:02] from in the env [07:02] i added it to mythbuntu.org for such purposes === Morbo [n=michael@pdpc/supporter/base/mikm] has left #ubuntu-mythtv ["meh"] [09:34] re [09:43] is it normal that we get a *lot* of bug reports which should go upstream? [09:55] depends, I can't understand what the hell is happening with the apport bug reports [09:56] so they may need to go up or not [10:05] what don't you understand? [10:08] talk when I get to work [10:08] so in around 40 mins [10:09] k === DaveMorris [n=dave@host-212-158-244-26.bulldogdsl.com] has left #ubuntu-mythtv [] [10:25] why do i keep makign myself unhappy by deleting my bzr tree? [10:25] i'm glad i'd bzr pushed before doing that === DaveMorris [n=dave@cubert.itri.bton.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [10:46] grrr I left my glasses in the car [10:46] have some of mine [10:57] ok the info generated by apport is the debugging info which needs to be run through a debugger such as gdm. I assume I also need to have the source packages installed from the repo's. Now I have no idea how to load the stack trace into a debugger, I've only ever loaded my binaries in and run them till the crash. (I tend to do print lines etc when programming rather than using a debugger still ) [10:57] gdm or gdb? :) [10:58] meh [10:59] you don't need the source packages [10:59] you need the debugging symbols which are downloaded automatically by apport, AFAIK [11:00] DaveMorris: have you read the apport article in the wiki? [11:01] nope, which wiki? [11:02] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport [11:02] ubotu: factoids [11:02] I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots [11:02] ubotu: learn apport as https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport [11:03] ah [11:03] !apport is [11:03] Your edit request has been forwarded to #ubuntu-ops. Thank you for your attention to detail [11:03] oops [11:03] !apport [11:03] Sorry, I don't know anything about apport - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === jono_ [n=jono@88-107-78-128.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [11:08] heh [11:09] superm1 is busy writing blueprints :) === Daviey_ [n=daviey@cpc4-sout2-0-0-cust715.sotn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [11:09] his braindump is working then [11:09] yup [11:10] ok, now to find an example of apport and see if I can get it to work === gardengnome tries to get his mythtv and mythplugin tress back into a sane state [11:16] mixing bzr and svn can be annoying [11:29] merging patches by hand is a rather boring task :) [11:30] hehe [11:32] just merging superm1's changes for the mythtv debian scripts :) [11:37] grrr the apport-retrace dosen't pay attention to the proxy settings! [11:40] :( [11:41] far to many packages don't work from behind a proxy ! === Daviey [n=daviey@cpc4-sout2-0-0-cust715.sotn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [11:45] Daviey is here twice, we are blessed [11:47] yay [11:48] where are the blue prints? === DaveMorris always gets lost when using launchpad [11:48] hehe. yep [11:48] launchpad can be really annoying [11:49] wait a second [11:49] i'm so lost. [11:50] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/mythtv/ [11:51] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/mythbuntu/ [11:51] ah [11:51] the project is "mythbuntu" [11:51] cheers, I've book marked both of them [11:52] now i know why i couldn't find it when searching for "mythtv" [11:57] sigh :'( [11:57] i can't find out why this patch gets reject [11:58] it's like i'm missing a changeset or something, but i'm sure it's correct === Daviey [n=daviey@cpc4-sout2-0-0-cust715.sotn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [12:13] dear bzr, please suck less. love, michael. [12:14] hehe [12:15] while we're at it. same applies to launchpad as well. [12:16] i wish i knew why bzr is committing to launchpad now instead of expecting me to push [12:40] nice [12:40] there's lots of unused strings in the .po file [12:45] .po is the translation files yeah [12:47] yup === gardengnome is busy translating [12:47] how do you generate the po files for translation etc? [12:48] DaveMorris: cp template.pot de.po [12:48] ;) [12:49] http://www.debian.org/intl/l10n/po-debconf/README-trans [12:49] how do you generate the template one [12:51] i have no clue. [12:51] i was actually expexting to find a translation engine in launchpad [12:51] i guess i don't get muchof such goodness becuase i'm using*k*ubuntu [12:51] hehe [12:57] hmm the wiki on apport is wrong, there is no -d option === Daviey [n=daviey@cpc4-sout2-0-0-cust715.sotn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === a5benwillis [n=benwilli@72.159.132.4] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:38] hi a5benwillis [02:41] DaveMorris: i talked to stuarta in #mythtv about apport this morning [02:41] http://www.pastebin.ca/539969 === Daviey_ [n=daviey@cpc4-sout2-0-0-cust715.sotn.cable.ntl.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:46] seems like the are willing to have it working with us then === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:57] DaveMorris: yup [02:57] Hi DaveMorris === Daviey_ is now known as Daviey [03:03] Daviey: you actually about yet? [03:04] sorta [03:42] superm1, ping [03:42] Daviey, you have ssh access to pegasus correct ? [03:43] anyhow if you do see what i told superm1 about the mail file [03:43] ( earlier this morning ) [03:44] imbrandon: yes [03:44] kk [03:44] just makin sure [03:44] missed it. [03:45] ohh , there is a new file i put on the server , superm1 has added a few email addresses already [03:45] its in /storage/websites/mythmail [03:45] in the form "user@mythbuntu.orgsomeone@gmail.com" [03:45] tab NOT space [03:45] winner [03:46] it will get synced with the mail server every 10 minutes [03:46] user@mythbuntu.orgsomeone@gmail.comsomeone@gmail.comsomeone@gmail.com etc? [03:46] its actualy working now, he has 3 ro 4 addresses in there, fell free to add / remove more [03:46] one per line [03:46] i'll take a gander [03:46] thanks [03:47] and no not multipal addresses [03:48] hmm [03:48] what shall i have my email addy as [03:48] s'pose daviey@ [03:48] imbrandon: how can one alias be fwd to many people? [03:48] it cant atm [03:49] boo [03:49] i'll work that out later today/tomarrow [03:49] thanks [03:56] imbrandon: is it a cron job that will update it? [03:56] yes, every 10 minutes [03:56] cool [04:04] Just to confirm, it works [04:04] Daviey, yes we tested it this morning [04:05] my mail server has been working for years :) but we tested the script when i put it in this morning [04:05] :) [04:06] what MTA are you using? [04:06] postfix [04:06] scary. === imbrandon hearts postfix === DaveMorris uses postfix === DaveMorris [n=dave@cubert.itri.bton.ac.uk] has left #ubuntu-mythtv [] === DaveMorris [n=dave@cubert.itri.bton.ac.uk] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === rogue780|mythsrv is confused by postfix+dovecot [04:55] dovecot is quite a new mail server then, v1.0 release less than 2 months old [04:56] I just want something that I can host multiple domains with...have users that don't require a unix account, and to have all the info stored in a mysqldb. [05:03] naaah dovecot has been around ages [05:03] I used it on my fbsd server for years [05:05] rogue780|mythsrv, I am using postfix and courier. It allows virtual domains and virtual users all stored in a mysql database. It auths against the database too so no shell login account required by the users [05:05] I'm using the same setup as Paladine [05:05] I use self generated certificates for auth over SLL [05:07] postfix is for smtp and courier is my imapd [05:07] courier supports pop3 too [05:08] which reminds me I need to write a script that adds new users/domains and also creates the relevant directories in /home/vmail [05:09] I keep adding them manually in mysql and forgetting to create the user directories [05:15] Paladine: a nice web page for it would be good :) [05:16] yeah === superm1 [i=malimonc@ubuntu/member/superm1] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:21] can someone please write a patch to commit to universe that will add add 5-6 hours to each $day? thanks. [05:21] that busy ay? [05:23] with my class starting yesterday yes. [05:24] what you studying? [05:24] its just a gen-ed that i've been putting off (All i have left for my EE degree is a ton of geneds and one EE class) [05:25] I finshed my SE degree last year, just gonna enroll on a Masters now since work is gonna pay === n4LR [n=n4LR@mail.trinityvideo.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:27] Can't argue that :) [05:28] it just kinda is unfortunate that i have to break up my day, ibm in the AM, class for 2.5 hours, ibm in the PM, eat, a little ubuntu time and sleep is my life for the next month :( [05:28] just loads of boring writing to do agreeing what I'm to work on and how I'll be assessed for it. I've already done the coding part for it :) [05:28] your working at IBM now? [05:29] internship for the summer :) [05:29] started ~ 3 weeks ago [05:29] cool, doing what? [05:29] well i'm with a services group, so we have a client bring us some layout/schematic work [05:30] and go from there [05:30] so the current project that i'm with i've had to port it to 2 other technologies, update all the docs for the new technologies, and i'm working on models right now [05:34] haha, I just broke the MS Word track changes [05:34] it dosen't track the deletion of a row in a table === DaveMorris grumbles again at having to use .doc for this [05:37] haha [05:37] why are you? [05:38] the course leader wants to use change tracking for it and he can't use SCM + latex [05:39] thats a shame [05:40] all the rest of my work will be done with svn+latex [05:40] latex is on my ever so growing to do list to learn :) [05:40] python is on my list :) === DaveMorris has some how installed the mythbuntu usplash stuff on his works desktop [05:41] well i didnt plan to scratch python off mine for awhile, but all this ubiquity stuff is forcing me to [05:42] has some installed? [05:42] er has some how installed? [05:42] yeah, instead of the ubuntu bootload I've managed to install the mythbuntu ones [05:42] ah [05:42] might of been when I made that amd64 build === lagrimo [n=eric@i53870C31.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:43] once we have the meta done for mythbuntu-live and mythbuntu-standalone, i'd like if you could kick off a build of tha ISO [05:43] but at the rate things are going to be going, i can't say when that will be === DaveMorris if he can remember how [05:44] the process is getting easier, it should just be a manner of sudo ./mythbuntu_install.sh if you dont need to update any env variables [05:44] and if you do, then it will be VARIABLE=blah sudo ./mythbuntu_install.sh [05:44] etc [05:44] I'll need to set the proxy etc in the script [05:44] the build env is getting smarter and smarter [05:45] it takes it from /etc/apt [05:45] if you have it there [05:45] from apt.conf cool [05:45] except for the msttcorefonts [05:45] I just patched the mstcorefonts installer to take it from there [05:45] but you know about that :) [05:45] oh did you submit a debdiff? [05:46] no, just a patch [05:46] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/msttcorefonts/+bug/118710 [05:46] Launchpad bug 118710 in msttcorefonts "msttcorefonts installer script dosen't use the apt proxy (dup-of: 56880)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed] [05:46] Launchpad bug 56880 in msttcorefonts "Not working with proxy" [Low,Unconfirmed] [05:46] oh neat. [05:46] I'll the other maintainers package it etc [05:47] 3 line patch so should be easy for them [05:47] indeed [05:47] did you do it the same way for the mythbuntu installer script? [05:47] very similar method [05:47] copy in /etc/apt/apt.conf [05:47] to the chroot [05:48] and remove it at the end [05:48] yeah I added that part :) [05:48] :) [05:48] but it also needed it exporting as well for some reason [05:48] i moved the location some things happened though [05:48] like when the removal occurred [05:48] I think your using wget somehwere [05:48] I shouldnt be... [05:49] just msttcorefonts [05:49] if so grab the patch from that bug and add it to the start of the script [05:49] well when we write the firmware loader part (which I started yesterday) - we'll make sure to include that [05:50] sounds good [05:50] I need to leave in 10 ifyou've got anything important to tell me [05:50] not that I can think off hand [05:50] catch up with you later then ;) [05:51] imbrandon, ping [05:51] superm1: You sent me a contentless ping. This is a contentless pong. Please provide a bit of information about what you want and I will respond when I am around. === lagrimo [n=eric@i53870C31.versanet.de] has left #ubuntu-mythtv [] === bfrye25 [n=bfrye@KTNRON06-1168103834.sdsl.bell.ca] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [05:58] hello [05:58] does mythbuntu come with NA dvb patches?? [05:58] or no? [05:59] bfrye25, NA dvb patches? [05:59] What are these? [05:59] they allow mythtv to find NA satalites [05:59] i am guessing they are not then [05:59] lol [06:00] bfrye25, well are they in trac? [06:00] (mythtv's svn) [06:01] hummm i am not sure [06:01] or are these third party patches sitting somewhere else? [06:01] if they're *not* in trac, then we dont have them activated. The best thing to do is submit them on a bug on the mythtv tracker [06:01] to be applied to trunk [06:01] oh well then thanks! [06:01] if they apply clean to -fixes [06:02] does mythbuntu work alot differntly then ubuntu? [06:02] (and dont break anything) then we can apply them too [06:02] or basicly just striped down ubuntu to just work with myth [06:02] its basicaly a stripped down ubuntu [06:02] with a lot of preconfiguration [06:03] we're putting as much of the configuration and package installation directly into the installer [06:03] (as much as possible) [06:04] if you look at the wiki pages, it will be doing all that is done in a standalone backend or frontend on the wiki pages [06:04] !mythtv [06:04] wow [06:04] MythTV is a TV framework for Linux - Instructions for using with Ubuntu at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MythTV [06:04] we may also have a DVD release that includes an option to install ubuntu-desktop too [06:04] that is really nice since myth is anoyng to install some times [06:04] thats not 100% for sure though [06:04] exactly :) [06:05] the disk can also be used as a live frontend [06:05] when will the final be out? [06:05] at the rate things are going right now, we'll have a release at the same time as gutsy [06:05] but if they pick up, then it might be sooner [06:05] oh when is that expected? i am out of the loop [06:06] oct [06:07] oh nice! i look forward to it!!! [06:07] bfrye25, take a look at the alpha if your inclined [06:07] we'd love any input [06:08] gardengnome, we're going to need to add apport support to mythbuntu somehow aren't we.... [06:11] gardengnome, I read that transcript from this morning in #mythtv. Thats good that they are willing to work with us on the apport business [06:16] nice! well then i will give it a go and see how i like it :D [06:16] thanks [06:44] re [06:44] superm1: yes. [06:44] http://www.pastebin.ca/539969 [06:48] err [06:48] sorry [06:48] gardengnome, any ideas how to get those top 3 missing lines? [06:48] i thought you wanted to read that [06:48] Read it earlier :) [06:48] superm1: i have no clue :) do they show up in other backtraces generated by apport? [06:50] see i thought that this tells all that is needed: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/7357901/ThreadStacktrace.txt [06:50] but perhaps now [06:50] not [06:51] better yet [06:51] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/7709837/%3Cfdopen%3E [06:51] that gives line numbers and all [06:51] after the retrace service goes through [06:52] gardengnome, could you poke in mythtv-users a bit more [06:52] er mythtv [06:52] sure [06:52] i'm in a meeting right now [06:52] and see if they knew about the strack retrace service [06:52] superm1: i believe they know about it [06:52] I just dont see what more they need though then that? [06:53] because the bug title has the type of fault [06:53] SIGSEGV ex [06:53] tells you the functions active [06:53] and the line numbers [06:53] they need to know the exact thread where it failed. and the line number, probably. [06:53] you can have a bunch of threads doing very similar things [06:54] like two concurrent recordings [06:54] indeed [06:54] so in that bug i showed you [06:54] and it sees that our back trace doesn't provide that information [06:54] 107882 [06:54] bug 107882 [06:54] Launchpad bug 107882 in mythtv "[apport] mythbackend crashed with SIGSEGV in __pthread_mutex_unlock_usercnt()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/107882 [06:54] the thread name is in the title [06:54] hum [06:54] indeed. [06:54] __pthrex_mutex_unlock_usercnt() [06:54] and that other link [06:55] shows exactly Thread 1 (process 5971) [06:55] with __pthread_mutex_unlock_usercnt() [06:55] so even further: #4 0xb7c034e5 in DVBRecorder::RunDummyVideo (this=0x83448c0) at dvbrecorder.cpp:1301 [06:56] line number and function name [06:57] yup. [06:57] we should look at a backtrace they consider to be a good BT [06:57] I really think its just that mythtv devs aren't used to looking at it presented this way [06:57] because gdb puts it out way less informatively [06:59] I've got to run to class again today in a min or two, otherwise i'd poke in there myself about this. Use that bug for an example when you get out of your meeting and can poke around again [07:00] i'm locked into a room with three smokers. my brain capacity is not that great right now... [07:00] yup [07:00] lol [07:00] i hope i can find time [07:00] heh [07:00] leave me a note if you do, if not i'll try to poke in there later [07:00] i used to smoke for like 8 years [07:00] now it sucks [07:00] yup :) [07:00] Cya later === superm1 is now known as superm1_away [07:00] you'd be the better choice anyways [07:01] much more knowledgeable ;) === _abbenormal [n=_abbenor@dsl1-ip029-grr.wmis.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883 [n=thomas@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883 [n=thomas@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === ompaul [n=ompaul@freenode/staff/gnewsense.ompaul] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [08:10] any bsd users out there? === Paladine watches his first ever "The Simpsons" on gutsy... === ompaul [n=ompaul@freenode/staff/gnewsense.ompaul] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883 [n=thomas@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === ompaul [n=ompaul@freenode/staff/gnewsense.ompaul] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883_laptop [n=tgm4883_@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === superm1_away is now known as superm1 [09:55] gardengnome, didnt poke in #mythtv yet did you? [09:55] superm1: i'm on it [09:56] should i join right now? [09:56] or you already started or what? [09:56] superm1: i'd appreciate it if you joined in. i'll pastebin the conversation for you. [09:56] pastebin it, i'll read and then join [09:57] http://www.pastebin.ca/542296 [09:57] the clock is wrong. the conversation is taking place right now [09:59] well it looks like stuarta gave the ok that things really are there [09:59] its just that gdb makes the summary and he is used to that [09:59] true. maybe apport is just stripping it [10:02] this stuff is just above my head. :) [10:02] well its hovering on top of my head and touching down every few min too [10:02] heh [10:02] too many files, too many open tabs, too many "pessimisations", too many 2line numbers" ;) [10:12] keescook, as its looking, i dont think i'll be getting MOTU this time around. :( Would you be able to look over the diff of the mythtv bzr branch then since last build, and sponsor another upload? [10:12] keescook, fixes the show stopper bug 118705 and a few others [10:12] Launchpad bug 118705 in mythtv "Gutsy MythTV depends on ntp-simple, which don't exist" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/118705 [10:18] gardengnome, i'm not sure if apport will grab dbgsym packages from third party repositories though [10:18] i have support to build them in my local pbuilder [10:18] but we will have to poke around about that [10:18] yup [10:18] we can still bribe people into doing stuf for us, you know [10:19] gardengnome, we need to find pitti [10:19] and give him this conversation [10:19] and see if apport can file directly to mythtv tracker [10:19] heh [10:19] in the format they want [10:19] similar to how gnome does it [10:19] directly to bugs.gnome.org [10:19] this feels like some kind of computer game where i'm given tasks and hints everywhere and need to finish quests [10:19] it's fun ;) [10:20] lol i know what you mean [10:20] its felt that way the last month or so for me too [10:21] kinda like a big MMORPG where your group of people come on at certain times, and you can only accomplish certain quests at certain times in real life [10:21] superm1: we can't file *all* bugs directly to trac.mythtv.org [10:21] upstream would kill us. :) [10:21] well all apport bugs [10:22] what about dupes? [10:22] i believe they like their bug tracker nice & clean [10:23] does their tracker support adding bugs by email? [10:23] we need to write a script then [10:23] that will just scrub our bug reports [10:23] and submit whats necessary [10:24] (my clothes reek of smoke. blech) [10:25] superm1: i'd appreciate it if you had a minute for me some time. i translated the debconf strings to german but podebconf-display-po is giving me errors even for the template. seems like a debconf problem to me. [10:25] tell me when you have time to take a look :)= [10:26] when i have access to my branch again (4-6 hours from now when i leave work) [10:26] did you do this again -fixes or -trunk? [10:26] packages [10:27] i have not committed anything yet [10:27] okay, go ahead and mail me the debdiff then [10:27] i'll check it out later tonite [10:27] superm1@mythbuntu.org [10:27] just cd debian/po and run podebconf-display-po -f dialog template.pot [10:27] you can reproduce it with the stuff that's already there [10:29] or podebconf-display-po -f dialog fr.po [10:30] you should then receive a message like laga@prometheus:~/dev/mythbuntu/mythtv/ubuntu/debian/po$ LC_ALL=C podebconf-display-po -f dialog fr.po [10:30] Template parse error near `../mythtv-frontend.templates: localhost', in stanza #3 of /tmp/Ov2WcaEguB [10:34] I'll have to see when I have my source in front of me again [10:34] i'll let you know what I find [10:34] sure [10:34] i'm not in a hurry === Daviey [n=daviey@ubuntu/member/daviey] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [10:43] gardengnome, we should look into an alternate build system for now I think until imbrandon has the aurora figured out completely [10:43] i'd like for us to be able to get these newer packages out for those who want them [10:43] what's wrong? [10:43] ah [10:44] the script to build the source packages is fine and all [10:44] but pegasus is very weak. a build will take ages if we do it right on there [10:44] not to mention bog the machine now [10:44] ah [10:44] we can build them locally and push them to the mirrors [10:44] using dput [10:44] using dput? [10:45] never used it for such a purpose [10:45] i've used it to push source packages [10:45] i think you can push binary packages, too [10:46] i need to clean up my bzr branches. the paths are very inconsistent in there ;) [10:46] as are mine [10:46] do you have a box that can do builds for this? [10:46] a server thats on all the time or something to that effect [10:46] and can give up a few cycles? [10:47] via a cron job [10:47] i've got mythwiki.de :) [10:47] that should be possible [10:47] ah neat [10:47] coming in half way - are you thinking of a dist build? [10:47] we'll keep it for at least another few months [10:47] gardengnome, well hopefully this aurora server will be sorted by then [10:47] superm1: i'm just really paranoid over patent/licensing issues ;) [10:47] you mean by using it to build? [10:48] yup [10:48] <- paranoia gnome ;) [10:48] is it running a debian based distro? [10:48] it's running ubuntu dapper [10:48] Daviey, we want to get the weekly pacakges out there, [10:49] gardengnome, okay then it can install pbuilder and do these builds [10:49] DaveMorris has said that he can build AMD64 packages and push them. [10:49] superm1: yup [10:49] ah good Daviey [10:50] i can build i386 packages and push them, too [10:50] I can share the x86 builds. [10:50] ideally it'd be best if the whole process could be automatic [10:50] what's wrong? i suppose erveryone here has got a few fast boxes at home :) [10:50] well i'm not sure how to automate it all [10:51] superm1: BTW, do we anything debconf-ish in mythplugins? i'd like to add the mythweb password protection stuff [10:51] imbrandon's server was going to watch a folder for when new dsc's show up [10:51] gardengnome, not yet, but it would be great too [10:51] superm1: i needed to talk to you about myth-themes [10:51] Daviey, shoot [10:52] Hmm.. if m-t-unoffical is 'too big' - for consistency shouldn't the offical themes be broken up? [10:52] then have an offical&unoffical meta package? [10:53] well yes and no. [10:53] because the official ships as a tarball [10:53] whereas the unofficial doesnt [10:53] hmm [10:53] i see. [10:53] superm1: FYI, juski became the official theme maintainer. [10:53] the unofficial is also 5x the size [10:54] for the mythtv project? [10:54] thats wonderful news [10:54] gardengnome: theme maintainer for mytht?! [10:54] superm1: some of the unofficial ones might go into svn then [10:54] yes [10:54] ah geez... better hold out on unoffical then [10:54] well, there's still mepo-wide [10:54] He said he didn't give a stuff about the svn themes [10:54] then he becomes maintainer?! [10:54] lol [10:54] Daviey, this being the case i think we do have to break up the official [10:55] Daviey: some donations made him mellow, i think [10:55] superm1: i dunno how it'll all end. ask juski or in #mythtv. [10:55] well if we break it up, that makes the transition of the theme belonging to one meta to another incredibly simple [10:57] Daviey, the sooner you can get the unofficial package done the better (ignoring this possible upstream change) [10:57] it takes some time for archive adminsto ack new packges [10:57] so later changes are easy, but new packages will take a while === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [11:11] Right.. [11:11] just had a lenghtly discussion with juski [11:11] boy that lad can talk [11:11] There is certainly going to be a need for -unoffical [11:12] but he is going to try and get _more_ themes into svn [11:12] - but not all [11:12] So mythtv-themes will still get huge === DaveMorris [n=dave@host-212-158-244-26.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [11:12] Also juski has 1/2'd the size of his themes, so that should help [11:13] But considering it's still gonna get huge - maybe there should be a split in offical anyway [11:13] But apparently a theme-downloader / on-demand is in the works [11:13] That's gonna be a nightmare for us :( [11:18] well for now [11:18] i say make the two metas [11:18] if a theme downloader comes out, then i turn off the pages in ubiquity [11:18] fully doable :) [11:19] I've been trying to think of some blue prints all day but I've not been able to think of any :( === superm1 punched out 2 today :) [11:19] Daviey, i've been thinking a lot about your little mythbuntu admin panel [11:19] got the url's for them, I bookmarked them at work, but not at home yet [11:20] Daviey, i'm thinking gnome-control-center style almost [11:21] superm1: that's a good idea [11:22] I'm sure most of g-c-c can be ported [11:22] i might have someone recruited to write the firmware loader backend [11:22] in pygtk [11:22] as one of the options [11:22] and i added initial frontend support for it to ubiquity [11:22] last night [11:23] cool [11:23] superm1: http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Firmware has a good lsit of firmware/cards [11:24] it doesnt list which firmware goes with whta card though [11:25] just the chips that would use htem [11:25] can't we parse lspci to match chipsets with frimware [11:26] probbaly [11:26] - nasty -# [11:26] There aren't *that* many cards that people use.. [11:28] true, me and Daviey use the same cards and we never spoke to each other about them [11:29] and most US users use ivtv [11:29] superm1: who's gonna write the script for ya? [11:29] my buddy who is jealous of superm1@mythbuntu.org [11:29] he wanted an address at @mythbuntu.org [11:29] and i said he can have one if he writes this [11:29] davemorris@mythbuntu.org ;) [11:30] he interpreted it as a challenge [11:30] so i'll see if he follows through [11:30] superm1: you fancy having irc cloaks of mythbuntu.org ? [11:30] if not, i'll just disable the ubiquity frontend [11:30] oooh [11:30] I can help with the testing in the UK [11:30] ubuntu/mythbuntu/member/superm1 [11:30] thats a long cloak [11:30] I need to buy a signal box booster and run an ariel into my bedroom [11:31] ubuntu/member/mythtv/Daviey [11:31] unless, Daviey can I get DVB on a indoor arieal from around 10 years ago [11:31] DaveMorris: suck it and see [11:31] ompaul, can you add /mythtv/ to our cloaks? [11:32] superm1, don't know that we can - I have to talk with someone about it - double barrell and all that [11:32] double barrell? [11:33] ubuntu does not have a mythtv cloak [11:33] so it has to be [11:33] oh [11:33] /ubuntu/member.mythtv.superm1 [11:33] and so o [11:33] n [11:33] but only if I get clearence for it [11:33] ah [11:34] it is not "normal" to grant it [11:34] i didnt realize there was such a procedure for cloaks :) [11:34] hehe [11:34] it is long and ardious [11:34] :-/ [11:34] then perhaps not even worth it :S [11:35] agreed [11:35] okay [11:36] http://laga.ath.cx/mythweb-debconf.jpg [11:36] yay [11:36] now i needs to be backed up by some code. :) [11:37] neat i likey [11:37] the code is the fun part anyway gardengnome :) [11:37] heh [11:37] debconf templates are easy [11:37] i almost went postal because my debconf will only show stuff with priority "critical" === tgm4883 [n=thomas@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === tgm4883_laptop [n=tgm4883_@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [11:58] superm1: I was chatting with the guys in #mythtv, basically they won't entertain any bugs which aren't for the laetst release, so I'm gonna reject some of the bugs which need to go upstream on LP [12:03] DaveMorris, by latest release, that means 0.20 [12:03] correct [12:09] guys i just sent a PM to the ubuntuforums admins [12:09] about getting a subforum for mythbuntu [12:09] as we get closer to a release, we will need to prepare docs and be ready to answer questions and such in the subforum [12:09] (assuming they +1 it) [12:11] arg! === Daviey hates forums [12:11] haha [12:11] look at it this way - the better the release, the less you need to frequent the forums ;) [12:11] superm1: yeah 0.20 [12:12] I would agree with them on scapping all 0.19 bugs then, its just not feasible to look back [12:12] wait a sec. Ubuntu didnt have 0.19 packages [12:12] made [12:13] #66659 [12:13] bug 66659 [12:13] Launchpad bug 66659 in mythtv "mythtv-setup crashes when scanning ATSC channels" [Low,Needs info] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66659 [12:13] bug 66659 [12:13] damm you beat me to it [12:13] but it has been reproduced in 0.20 [12:13] (On feisty) [12:14] so wouldnt that make it a 0.20 bug? [12:14] yes, well spotted, I'l post it upstream [12:14] well i would wait [12:14] it will be rejected [12:15] no backtrace [12:15] as discussed in #mythtv earlier, apport can be of value to them only if its in the bugs we submit [12:17] DaveMorris, ^ hopefully you read that before you finish submitting :) [12:18] how long should we give users to provide info back before closing the bugs [12:21] 68 days [12:22] why 68 days? [12:23] Seems like an adequate amount of time? [12:23] just helps to stop stale bugs sitting around [12:23] i'd say poke in #ubuntu-bugs [12:23] and see what the standard is [12:23] good idea [12:25] bdmurray: ~4 weeks [12:26] so 34 days? [12:26] (just to make my number not seem so bad)