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superm1gardengnome, with your implementation of the htaccess debconf, are you requiring a password to be set on installation, or optional?12:38
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superm1and can later be changed with dpkg-reconfigure12:38
DaveMorrisguys in #ubuntu-bugs they have ubot which auto posts when new bugs are filled, you think it'll be good to have mythtv bugs posted to the channel when they are filled?12:41
superm1Yes12:41
superm1that would be very good12:41
superm1do you know how to configure ubotu12:41
DaveMorrisno12:41
DaveMorris!ubuto12:42
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ubuto - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi12:42
DaveMorris!ubotu12:42
ubotuI am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots12:42
DaveMorriswill prob help12:42
superm1maybe we just need to ask Seveas12:42
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 109950 in mythtv "mythtv-database configuration cannot connect to MySQL database" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10995012:44
superm1DaveMorris, its fixed, but not built in a release yet12:45
superm1as in the bzr branch has it fixed, but no packages have been built yet from the new branch changes12:45
superm1need to get imbrandon or keescook or someone else with universe upload rights to do so12:45
DaveMorrisI've changed it to fix committed then, you'll have to go through them and close them when its released12:46
superm1right12:46
superm1i poked in #ubuntu-ops to see if Seveas could add bug tracking to ubotu for this channel12:46
=== DaveMorris has the feeling things are moving along nicely now
superm1DaveMorris, things are indeed moving along nicely12:49
superm1these last few days all productivity all around from this room :)12:49
superm1we might need ubugtu to join12:49
DaveMorrisI've laid the areial cable to my room tonight, just need to buy a conector to plug into my tunner card, then I'll have a backend server to play with for testing which won't anoy anyone in the house12:50
superm1"tonight"?  isnt it almost midnight there?12:51
DaveMorrisyeah12:52
keescooksuperm1: okay, I'm on an upload kick (just closed some other bugs)12:52
keescookwhere can I find the orig.tar.gz ?12:53
superm1on mythbuntu.org/~supermario/12:53
superm1let me get you an exact link12:53
superm1keescook, they're both here: http://www.mythbuntu.org/~supermario/personal/dists/feisty/mythtv_testing/12:53
keescookperfect, thanks12:53
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 97318 in mythtv "_usr_bin_mythbackend.1000.crash" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9731812:56
DaveMorrissame with bug 9717112:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 97171 in mythtv "mythfrontend crashed in munmap_chunk() when stopping playback" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9717112:56
superm1can the retrace service handle that?12:57
keescooksuperm1: mythplugins debian/changelog lists "feisty".  :)  I changed it in my now-building version.  can you put that in the bzr tree?12:57
superm1keescook, yes as soon as i get home12:57
superm1oh that first one bug 97318, yea reject that12:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 97318 in mythtv "_usr_bin_mythbackend.1000.crash" [Undecided,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9731812:58
superm1unless something gets attached12:58
superm12007-3-28?12:58
superm1for sure12:58
superm1as for the second, i'm going to agree scrap it too01:00
superm1that backtrace isn't usable01:00
superm1likely because it was before apport went active01:00
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superm1okay mates i'm gonna get home.  i'm starving01:08
superm1cya soon01:08
DaveMorrisnn all01:25
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superm1keescook, all fixed up in bzr01:34
superm1DaveMorris, I can't keep up with all your bug mail :)01:34
superm1we went from like 45 to 16 in a day01:35
superm1amazing01:35
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a5benwillis evening people01:48
a5benwillis anyone know why my PPV chans wouldnt show up in my guide?01:48
a5benwillis They show up in my channel list via mythweb but not in the guide?01:48
superm1usually marked as not visible in mythtv-setup01:48
superm1if thats the case01:48
a5benwillistheyre marked visible in mythweb?01:50
a5benwilliswhere in mythtv-setup is that changed?01:50
superm1channel editor01:53
superm1you might just need to restart the backend process though01:53
superm1if you changed them in mythweb01:53
a5benwillisI didnt change them, they were already set to visible. Its wierd01:53
a5benwillisI just confirmed via phpmyadmin01:54
a5benwillisall chans set to '1' for visible01:54
a5benwillis.01:55
a5benwillisI always have the wierdest issues huh? ;-)01:55
superm1keescook, u still here?01:56
a5benwillisgoogling now but not finding anything :-(01:56
superm1shame :(01:58
superm1man we are making the rounds: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NTgxOA02:04
a5benwillisNice!02:06
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a5benwillisOh, I deleted all of my chans and transponders last night02:07
superm1makes us have to live up the communities expectations when people start hearing about it :)02:07
a5benwillisrescanned. I still have that tuning issue with my other card02:07
superm1wow02:07
a5benwillisgonna get a new card of the same type02:07
superm1did you do the scan from the other card?02:07
a5benwillisdont remember for sure but I dont think so.. the first card is my good card02:08
a5benwillisof course, when myth starts livetv is selects the highest number card first, which is my bad card.02:08
superm1funny the way that works out huh?02:10
a5benwillisfixed it02:13
a5benwillissomehow LOL02:13
a5benwillisWell, it shows up in my tv guide but not in mythweb..... Odd02:14
keescooksuperm1: yo02:16
superm1keescook, i adjusted as you described in the mail02:16
superm1its in the branch now02:16
keescookokay, cool.02:16
keescookwas 06_3401 supposed to be included?02:16
superm1that patch was iffy, hence why i didnt want to delete it yet02:16
superm1but didnt want it activated02:16
keescookaaah02:16
keescookokay, cool.02:16
superm1my local builds were crashing left and right with it on02:17
superm1(glad I tested :))02:17
keescookyikes02:17
Davieysuperm1: have you noticed openbox have released a new version..02:27
Davieywere still using OB right?02:27
superm1yes02:27
superm1i just saw it on planet02:27
superm1dude!!!02:27
superm1http://digg.com/linux_unix/Mythbuntu_7_04_Public_Alpha_102:27
Daviey- i dugg it :)02:27
superm1i gotta wonder how we get submitted to these sorts of things :)02:27
Davieyeasy...02:28
Davieythere's a digg button on the site02:28
superm1www.mythbuntu.org/rss.xml?02:28
superm1oh yea that :)02:28
DavieyWas thinking about installing something to parse the apache logs02:29
superm1thats a good idea02:29
Davieyto see how mnay hits were getting - and where refered from02:29
Davieygoogle was rather indecesive tho02:30
superm1about which?02:30
superm1about choosing something to parse02:30
superm1with02:30
Davieyyep02:30
superm1imbrandon might have some advice02:31
Davieyyeah - i'm hardly an experienced webmaster02:31
Davieylast site i hosted was ~'98 IIRC02:31
superm1Daviey, i already tested the new OB in mythbuntu, doesnt seem much different02:31
Davieyuntil my new 'blog'02:32
superm1but i'll add it to the build repo02:32
Davieyyour a keen cookie02:32
superm1i saw it on planet and lit up like a kid getting girl scout cookies02:32
Davieyfunnily 'nuff - when i saw it i lit up like a teenager getting a girl scout :)02:33
Davieythis might be the ticket - http://sourceforge.net/projects/ahs/02:33
Davieyhm.. last release 2003 :(02:33
superm1did you already look in apt?02:33
Davieynope02:33
Davieyprobably should have02:33
Daviey$ apt-cache search apache | grep logs02:35
superm1Daviey, apt-cache search apache | grep log02:35
superm1lol02:35
DavieyDoesn't show up much02:35
superm1webdruid02:35
Davieybeat you!02:35
superm1not according to my logs :)02:35
Davieybah02:36
superm1lire02:36
superm1visitors02:36
Davieyhttp://www.shiftweb.net/support/manual/images/webdruid1.gif  <- looks respectable02:37
superm1looks pretty basic and straightforward02:39
superm1i know imbrandon has one that shows bandwidth usrd02:39
superm1at different times and such02:39
superm1on one of his servers02:39
Davieymight be worth asking then02:39
superm1http://imbrandon.com/stats/bandwidth/02:40
superm1he did awstats before02:40
superm1which is a decent one02:40
superm1i used that at one poitn02:40
Davieyhttp://www.projet-webdruid.org/sample/index.html02:41
Davieyowww.. nice graphs on imbrandons02:41
Davieyis that awstats?02:42
superm1Na thats his new thing02:42
superm1awstats is very pretty02:42
superm1and overly featurefilled02:42
superm1awstats is like webdruid + e^1002:43
Davieyheh02:43
superm1its in apt02:45
superm1i just installed it02:45
superm1just need to figure out how to configure it02:45
DavieyHow's it looking?02:51
DavieyHasn't added anything inside /var/www02:51
superm1http://www.mythbuntu.org/cgi-bin/awstats.pl02:52
superm1is where it will come up02:52
superm1it has to "run" a report though first02:52
superm1sure mumble all over my nano :002:53
superm1if you can figure it out, i'm all ears too02:53
Daviey24 apache2 processes currently running!02:54
Davieywow that pl script is slow to load02:55
superm1 /usr/lib/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -config=awstats -update I think will do it02:55
superm1meh getting closer02:55
DavieyDoesn't it auto add a cron?02:56
DavieySee 'Build/Update' on awstats_setup.html page02:56
superm1i got that from the cron job02:57
superm1that ocmmand02:57
superm1ah good its running02:57
Davieythe -config line?02:57
superm1i wonder if its smart enough to move on to access.log.2.gz and such though02:57
Davieywould hope so02:57
superm1because in the conf it only asked for the access.log flie02:57
DavieyThis has the majic /usr/share/doc/awstats/html/awstats_setup.html02:57
superm1well i'm hoping most of the uglier stuff is handled by dpkg stuff02:58
Davieycd /etc02:59
Davieyfind /cron* | grep awstat02:59
Davieyfind | grep awstat02:59
superm1supermario@pegasus:/etc/cron.d$ cat awstats02:59
superm10,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * www-data [ -x /usr/lib/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -a -f /etc/awstats/awstats.conf -a -r /var/log/apache/access.log ]  && /usr/lib/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -config=awstats -update >/dev/null02:59
DavieyThis isn't a shell window is it :S02:59
superm1well that would be a broken command right here03:00
superm1it needs to be /var/log/apache2 anyhow03:00
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Davieyahh... the pleasures of irssi03:01
superm1that perl script is taking forever to run03:01
Daviey"perl scripts" take "forever to run"03:02
Daviey/var/log/apache/access.log  <-- make that a symlink?03:03
superm1Nope03:03
superm1this awstats is supposed to work with apache1.x03:03
superm1i guess03:03
superm1so thats the default for apache103:03
Davieythat's cool03:04
Davieybut either the cron job needs chaning, or adding a symlink to where it's expecting it03:04
superm1there we go03:05
superm1all updated03:05
superm1um03:05
superm1our access.log03:05
superm1the last 2 days03:05
superm1is 24 megs03:05
superm1before that the biggest was 3 megs from a 6 day span03:06
superm1.....wow.03:06
Davieygeez03:06
superm1no wonder its taking so long to run this03:06
Davieyhmm.. site still not reflecting the fact that it's finished03:06
superm1um and its truncating it every 20000 hosts i think03:06
superm1Phase 2 : Now process new records (Flush history on disk after 20000 hosts)...03:06
Davieyah03:07
Davieykicked the load up, thats for sure03:07
Davieyload average: 3.2703:09
superm1wanna place bets how many ISOs were downloaded03:14
Daviey1403:14
superm1of the 06-03 release?03:14
superm114?03:14
superm1i say 2203:14
a5benwillisI got one!!03:14
a5benwillislol03:14
Davieyokay, i say 2303:14
superm1and i got one myself03:14
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superm1and so did at least 2 people i told03:14
superm1i change my number03:14
superm1i say 3103:14
Davieyi say 3203:14
Daviey:)03:14
a5benwillisI say 1803:15
DavieyI wanna see some stats before i go to bed03:16
superm1should have thought of this like 5 hours ago :)03:16
Davieyyou reckon it will take some time?03:17
superm1hm the log just became 25 megs03:17
superm1Daviey, stop that for loop that is wget'ing03:17
superm1:)03:17
Davieythat's probably me F5 the stats page03:18
DavieyWell i need to go to bed03:21
Davieylook forward to seeing in the morning03:21
Davieyttfn03:21
superm1night DaveMorris03:22
superm1night Daviey03:22
superm1argh.... tab completion03:22
superm1okay. and the results are in....... %drumroll%........03:45
superm1525 hits?03:45
superm1for the iso03:45
superm1230gb bandwidth03:45
superm1my god....03:45
superm1so i guess, well Daviey wins03:48
a5benwillisWOW04:20
a5benwillis525?04:20
a5benwillisthats amazing04:20
superm1i know04:26
superm1100k hits04:26
superm15k unique visitors04:26
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superm1keescook, you still here by chance?07:02
keescookI am, I was just going to ping you  :)07:02
superm1ah very good07:03
superm1did you have a question?07:03
keescookI'm having issues pulling from bzr... but I was waiting until I really couldn't figure out what I'd screwed up.  :)07:03
superm1what happened?07:03
keescookthe orig didn't match bzr, so I'm just repulling the tree07:03
superm1oh that will take *ages*07:03
superm1that tree is huge now07:03
superm1when you say orig didnt match bzr, what do you mean?07:04
superm1which "orig"?07:04
keescookthe orig I downloaded from your website repo, I got errors during the build: dpkg-source: cannot represent change to themes/default/pf-lines.png: binary file contents changed07:05
keescooklike that07:05
superm1thats particularly odd.07:06
keescookyeah, hence my re-pull.  I'm figuring it's my fault07:06
superm1mythplugins was okay though right?07:07
superm1yea i just rebuilt src package and let it compare to that .orig.tar.gz, comes out clean for me still (debuild -S -sa -i)07:07
superm1you didnt accidently use gardengnome's mythtv-trunk did you?07:09
superm1keescook, I was going to ask you also, if you got a few free moments, i got the gdm theme for mythbuntu on revu too.  My friend finished it up and I packaged it up: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=539707:17
keescooksure, looking now07:19
superm1cool thanks07:19
keescookman I love cdbs07:21
superm1me too :)07:23
superm1and i didn't realize debian/install could do whole directories until this07:23
keescookyeah, that's pretty handy07:23
superm1makes it a *really* simple package :)07:23
keescookokay, I added a +1 comment on it.07:23
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superm1awesome07:24
keescookman, the bzr pull is still grinding07:24
superm1its 35.3 megs07:25
superm1somehow the mythplugins is 32.3 megs07:25
superm1imbrandon, are you here?07:26
bjweeksare the mythbuntu and ubuntu myth teams the same?07:28
keescooksuperm1: sorry this is taking so long; I have to crash.  Hopefully it'll be finished downloading by the time I wake up.  :P07:32
superm1hopefully keescook :)07:32
superm1bjweeks, many people work on both07:32
superm1night and thanks again for the revu07:33
bjweeksI packaged up the daemon needed for my case's VFD and IR sensor to work and was wondering who to submit it to (if the code is even FOSS)07:35
superm1when you say packaged, debian package?07:35
bjweeksyeah07:36
superm1two options, you can follow through this process here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing07:36
superm1or have one of use take over the package and follow through it07:36
bjweeksI don't want to be a MOTU, I just want to help with this one package. I will maintain it if it ever gets excepted07:37
superm1well you dont have to go towards being a MOTU when just submitting the single package07:37
superm1there are plenty of people who submit one or two07:37
superm1every so often07:37
superm1but dont ever want to go through the whole process of becoming a full fledged maintainer07:38
superm1so thats fine07:38
bjweeksI'm waiting for the company to email me back, as they don't have a single license header or any any info about the license07:39
superm1oh thats unfortunate :(07:39
superm1the motu and ubuntu-archive guys are pretty strict about licensing07:39
superm1so until you've got something for it, they wouldnt consider accepting07:40
bjweeksI have the feeling this in going to involve jumping through some hoops, if it is even OSS07:40
superm1where did you get the support from it?07:40
bjweekshummm? what do you mean exactly?07:40
superm1well where did this daemon come from?07:41
superm1for the vfd/ir sensor07:41
bjweeksthe OEM that makes the parts that went into the case. they provide the source but no other info07:42
bjweekshttp://www.irtrans.de/en/download/linux.php07:42
superm1gardengnome, just looked into debian/po.  The french translation appears to work for me07:44
superm1they are the ones you mailed?07:44
bjweeksyep07:45
superm1is the VFD USB, or some other interface?07:45
bjweeksinternal USB07:45
superm1does lsusb tell you more bout the vendor?07:45
superm1possibly07:45
bjweeksgood question, let me fire up the box07:45
bjweeksalso, you guys rock. just thought I would let you know07:46
superm1thanks :)07:46
bjweeksall lsusb seems to tell me is the OEM of my USB interface chip07:48
superm1try lsusb -v07:49
superm1probably lsusb -v | more07:49
superm1it will be a lot of output07:49
superm1and you might need to do it sudo (if you get operation not permitted errors)07:49
bjweeksso much info I had to less it, this is going to be fun to read :)07:50
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bjweeksI think I found the manufacturer of the circuit board, not much help07:54
superm1well its someone else to at least *try* to poke with07:55
bjweeksI hope some day LCDd and lirc support this chip natively07:57
superm1well the state of whats happening with lirc is up in the air right now too07:58
bjweeksLCDd should already since this company just forked the GPL'd code, so it should be simple to take the new driver and put in the main package07:58
superm1because there is an effort to get lirc into mainstream kernel going on07:58
superm1by the ubuntu media center team07:58
superm1and a standardization of remotes and such for it too07:59
bjweeksI can't wait for IVTV to be put in the kernel upstream07:59
superm1well its close enough with ubuntu :)08:00
superm1given that we build it on our kernel now08:00
superm1bjweeks, it will be awhile for ivtv to be in the kernel i'd expect though given its requirement for firmware08:02
superm1i'm not sure how that would be sussed out08:02
bjweeksglad I'm getting a pcHDTV card. yay for proper linux support08:04
superm1bjweeks, when you first plug it in, the kernel modules for it don't autoload (module autoloading is broke on 2.6.20 for cx88-dvb)08:04
superm1you'll have to add it to /etc/modules08:05
superm1but otherwise it should work fine :)08:05
bjweeksI think I saw that on the wiki page for feisty hardware. just more reason to look forward to gutsy08:06
superm1well thats if the v4l guys fix it for 2.6.2208:07
superm1hopefully :)08:07
bjweekswhere is testing needed? I need to get some use out of my year old LP account08:08
superm1bjweeks, have you grabbed a mythbuntu iso at all?08:09
superm1we need some opinions about the interface and setup and such08:09
superm1(being alpha 1 and all)08:09
bjweeksgrabbing now08:10
bjweeksany issues with the 64bit version? I can't see any binary bits that would be needed by myth (well, win32codecs, to play some videos)08:12
superm1well it'd be better to grab the 32 bit08:12
superm1the 64 hasn't been updated in a few weeks08:12
bjweeksthat is a very good reason08:12
superm1but otherwise, no other issues08:13
bjweekswhen is the deadline for getting new packages in for gutsy? not sure what freeze applies08:15
superm1ooh i think its a ways off08:16
superm1probably around aug/sept08:16
superm1aug 16th08:16
superm1it looks08:16
bjweeksyeah, whatever UVF means08:16
bjweeksupstream version freeze, doh08:17
superm1upstream version freeze08:17
bjweeksit clicked right after I typed that08:17
superm1Daviey, you up yet?08:24
imbrandonsuperm1, pong09:20
superm1hey imbrandon09:20
superm1i was going to remind you again about the MOTU-council post09:20
imbrandonahh right09:21
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superm1imbrandon, and point you at this: http://www.mythbuntu.org/cgi-bin/awstats.pl09:21
superm1sufficient demand from the alpha 1 announce eh?09:23
imbrandonnice, rember if you get too much of a load on the server lemme know, when ubuntustudio.org got digg i had to swap them from apache to lighttpd09:24
imbrandonwent from 800 load to 0.0309:24
imbrandon:)09:24
imbrandon( i host them too )09:24
superm1the weird thing was that most of that wasnt from digg09:24
superm1only 50 diggs or so09:24
imbrandonright, you havent dugg yet, trust me09:25
imbrandonhehe09:25
superm1so our rss feed must be either subscribed by lots of others, or something to that effect09:25
imbrandonthey had over 9k hits a minute09:25
superm1my god09:25
imbrandonlol yea09:25
imbrandonthats what i said09:25
superm1well at that point why not just leave on lighttpd, whats apache's advantage?09:26
bjweekssomebody does need to submit this to dig, unless you like your server09:26
bjweeksdigg*09:26
imbrandonsuperm1, my main webserver is on lighttpd, the one with ubuntustudio.org ubuntuwire.com and imbrandon.com and a few others, mythbuntu.org has its own server though09:26
imbrandonso i left yall as is09:27
imbrandonunless you want me to change it over09:27
imbrandon( to lighttpd )09:27
superm1well thus far hasnt failed us -09:27
superm1so perhaps wait until the need is there?09:27
imbrandonbjweeks, my servers handle digg no problem, i was pushing over 89MB/s but still chuggin along no issues09:27
imbrandon:)09:28
imbrandonsuperm1, sounds like a plan09:28
bjweeksdang09:28
superm1imbrandon, i'm going to hit the sack.  If you've get some time to kill tonight, i've got a revu up for another mythbuntu package tonight: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=539709:30
imbrandonbjweeks, http://www.imbrandon.com/stats/bandwidth/  , look at week 19, that was when ubuntustudio was dugg09:30
imbrandonsuperm1, kk yea i can do it after 4am ( 1.5 hours )09:30
superm1okay, i'll be asleep, but catch the comments in the morning then09:30
superm1have a good night :)09:30
imbrandon:)09:34
DaveMorrisimbrandon: you using grey listing on your email server?10:03
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imbrandonno10:20
imbrandonnot for mythinbuntu.org10:21
gardengnomemorning.10:22
gardengnomedavemorris has been a busy bee in the bug tracker10:23
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gardengnomeDaveMorris: the mythtv devs can get quite grumpy ;)11:01
DaveMorrisyeah11:01
DaveMorrisI guessed11:01
DaveMorriswas wondering if it'll be out before gutsy11:01
gardengnomeheh11:02
gardengnomestuarta probably wants to make a release soonish11:02
DaveMorrissome projects try to release ever X months, others when certain features are implemented11:03
gardengnomeheh11:04
gardengnomethere was supposed to be an official 0.20.1 release, but it seems that jarod wilson never got around to it11:04
gardengnomeDaveMorris: for mythtv it's "when it's done"11:04
DaveMorrismakes planning easy :)11:05
gardengnomeheh11:05
gardengnomeyep11:05
gardengnomeif test `db_get mythweb/first_question` == "true" ; then11:05
gardengnometest: 11: \true: unexpected operator11:05
gardengnomedo you know how i can make this work? :)11:05
gardengnomeerr, the error message is:11:06
gardengnometest: 11: true: unexpected operator11:06
DaveMorrisI don't even know what lanugage that is in11:14
gardengnomedb_get mythweb/first_question11:14
gardengnomeif [ "$RET" = true ] ; then11:14
gardengnomethis is better11:14
gardengnomeDaveMorris: that's basically bash with some debconf-isms11:14
gardengnomei'm trying to make the mythweb password thing11:14
DaveMorrisdidn't reonginse that as bash11:15
gardengnomewell, my bash skills aren't that great. :)11:15
DaveMorrisgardengnome: what do you do for work then?  You always seem to be working on mythtv11:48
gardengnomeDaveMorris: well, you too. :)11:49
gardengnomei'm a 20 year old student11:49
gardengnomeright now, i don't have school. we get about 6 weeks between our finals and one last verbal exam11:49
DaveMorrisI work at Brighton uni, have spent the last 2 days doing that and my masters stuff rather than my programming stuff11:49
gardengnomeheh11:49
DaveMorrisI completed my SE degree last year11:50
DaveMorriswe seem to have quite a young team working on mythbuntu11:50
gardengnomeyup11:50
gardengnomei don't work on mythbuntu as such, because i like to jump from project to project. and my technical skills are not that great ;)11:51
gardengnomei've been using mythtv for 4 years now11:51
DaveMorrisEvery bit helps11:51
DaveMorrisI've been using it for 6months11:51
gardengnomeinterestingly enough, i never have a completely working box because i enjoy tinkering more than watching TV11:52
DaveMorrishehe, my box works fine and is in my lounge, I'm just setting up another backend to tinker with11:52
gardengnomenice :)11:53
gardengnomei modified a normal ATX case for silent operation. the mainboard tends to produce mysterious failures while in there11:53
gardengnomei've got everything needed. enough old computers for a nice backend setup and a few silent boxes for FE operation. unfortunately, i don't have a TV cable outlet in my "server" room.11:54
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DaveMorrisI've run a 15M tv cable to my server cabniet now11:55
gardengnomei used to run a 15m tv cable and a 25m cat5 cable to my server room11:55
gardengnome(designated kitchen)11:55
gardengnomebut it's rather ugly to have that running across your living room11:56
gardengnomemost noise seems to come from hard disks these days.11:57
gardengnomethey always seem to vibrate at the natural oscillation frequency of the case. :)11:57
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gardengnomesed makes me sad.12:42
DaveMorriswhys that?12:46
gardengnomebecause i can't quite figure out how i can put mutiple substitutions in one sed call. i seem to get trouble they include spaces12:48
gardengnomehttp://www.pastebin.ca/54420812:49
gardengnomei'd appreciate any hints :)12:49
DaveMorrisI cheat and pipe them into other sed calls for example12:49
DaveMorris http_proxy=`grep proxy /etc/apt/apt.conf | sed "s/Acquire::http::Proxy//g" | sed "s/\"//g" | sed "s/;//g" | sed "s/ //g" `12:49
gardengnomethat's lame. ;)12:50
DaveMorrisbut works ;)12:50
gardengnometrue12:50
gardengnomethere's another place in mythweb.postinst where it works, but they don't use spaces12:51
gardengnomei'll investigate some more later12:51
DaveMorrisgardengnome: what bug id where they discussing in #mythtv12:56
gardengnomehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mythtv/+bug/10282401:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102824 in mythtv "[apport]  mythfilldatabase crashed with SIGILL in QMutex::lock()" [Medium,Rejected] 01:14
gardengnomeubotu: !apport01:15
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about apport - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi01:15
DavieyWoooahhh.  In 2-3 days we've had 5639 Unique visitors and  252.18GB used in bandwidth!01:44
gardengnomenice01:44
DaveMorrisDaviey: do you know how they are finding the site?02:00
gardengnomei submitted it to some porn top lists02:00
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DavieyDaveMorris: hmm02:01
Davieyall over02:01
DavieyIt was submitted to ubut nu-planet02:01
Davieydigg02:01
DaveMorrisall sounds good then02:01
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Daviey"it's crap"02:01
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gardengnomeDaveMorris: btw, "sed -e <expression> -e <expression>" really works. if you don't mess up your regular expressions like i did :(02:03
DaveMorriscleaner way than what I did then :)02:04
gardengnome:)02:04
gardengnomeand probably faster02:05
gardengnomebut it wouldn't really matter in my case02:05
DaveMorriswouldn't in my case, it does it once02:06
DaveMorrisit was a patch for mstcorefonts installer, we'll see if they change it or not02:06
gardengnomeheh02:06
DaveMorrishmm, just thought.  A way for mythtv to auto download and store podcasts for playback would be good, what do you guys think?02:11
gardengnomelike, torrentocracy or mythstream? ;)02:11
DaveMorrisits already in there is it02:12
DaveMorrisoh well02:12
gardengnomeneither are officially supported02:12
gardengnometorrentocracy will never become official because people think: bittorrent = illegal02:12
gardengnomeand the devs don't want that to come back to the project02:13
DavieyDaveMorris: why not just an RSS grabber?02:17
Davieythat just sits in the background?02:17
DaveMorristhats what I was thinking, that stored them in a dir which mythtv rescans each time it runs02:20
DaveMorrisnew bug reported bug 11894302:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 118943 in mythtv "mythtv wants to restart my session" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11894302:27
DaveMorrisanyone used the tool the users mentioned?02:28
DavieyDaveMorris: for torrents i use torrentflux - php based on backend02:31
DaveMorrishttp://www.mythtv.org/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_Breezy_Installation_Guides - you think that should be removed from the mythtv.org site?02:32
Davieyyep02:34
Davieymaybe add.. support for breezy is no longer supported02:34
Davieyor better english rather02:34
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DaveMorrisanyone played with bullet proof X yet?03:02
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DaveMorrismore trouble agaim03:37
gardengnomeyup03:38
gardengnomei can't find out how i can script htdigest. it gives me a password prompt and i don't know how to put a password in there automatically03:39
DaveMorristhis for the .htaccess files?03:39
gardengnome.htaccess is dead. it's all in a apache config file now.03:40
gardengnomebut yes, essentially it's the .htaccess stuff.#03:40
DaveMorriswhich is plain text or encrypted?03:40
gardengnomeit is encrypted, of course. chris petersen decided to use mod_auth_digest some time ago. the old basic authentication used a tool called htpasswd2 whichaccepted the password as a parameter.03:41
gardengnomei don't think i can just use perl to compute an md5sum because a third parameter, the so-called "realm" is also used when computing the password hash03:42
DaveMorrisI'm afraid I'm no help03:42
gardengnomeheh03:42
gardengnomei'm just ranting :)03:43
gardengnomeit should be scriptable. i can't believe it's not03:43
gardengnomei'll bug superm1 later03:43
gardengnomehe knows it all03:43
gardengnome;)03:43
gardengnomeah, it looks like there is a PERL module that'll write out those password files.04:40
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gardengnomelibrary closes in 14 minutes. now i can't get myself a book on perl :(04:47
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DaveMorriswon't it open again tomorrow?04:53
superm1keescook, saw the upload on -changes for mythtv.  Thanks.  Is mythplugins on its way up too?04:53
superm1morning guys04:54
gardengnomeDaveMorris: no, tomorrow is a bank holiday04:54
gardengnomemorning superm104:54
DaveMorrismorning superm104:54
superm1you guys hear how many downloads mythbuntu got these last few days?04:55
DaveMorrisnope, I saw the bandwidth figures though04:55
superm1576 or so as of 10 hours ago04:58
superm1on the new iso04:58
DaveMorrissuperm1: lets us know when the new packages are uploaded and we can see if some of the bugs can then be closed04:58
superm1DaveMorris, a bunch of them launchpad already closed for us :)04:59
DaveMorrisdid they04:59
superm1well at least 2 of them-04:59
superm1look at your bugmail04:59
DaveMorrisoooh, the don't depends on mstcorefonts has been fixed05:00
DavieyI'm back..05:01
DavieyIs it>05:01
Daviey?05:01
gardengnomesuperm1: i'm trying to tackle the mythweb authentication blueprint, but i have a hard time automating htpasswd: http://www.pastebin.ca/54462905:01
gardengnomesuperm1: do you know how i could pass it the password?05:01
superm1DaveMorris, well once we get a fake-msttcorefonts package in the archive i'll say it completely is fixed05:01
Davieysuperm1: you've made BZR branch depenend on msttcorefonts | fake-msttcorefonts05:02
superm1the mythtv side of it is ready for the msttcorefonts05:02
superm1other way around05:02
superm1fake-msttcorefonts | msttcorefonts05:02
Davieycool05:02
superm1that way if you dont have msttcorefonts, you get the fake one05:02
superm1but if you have mstt you dont get the fake one05:02
Davieymind have to pester debian font maintainers to find out if they have had any update on licencing05:02
superm1gardengnome, you try passing it in as a pipe?05:02
superm1echo PASS | htpasswd05:02
gardengnomesuperm1: yup. no worky.05:03
Davieyecho pass > tmp.txt && htpasswd < tmp.txt ?05:04
superm1well use temp variables rather than temp files05:04
superm1if you can05:04
gardengnomehttp://www.pastebin.ca/54463805:05
gardengnome:(05:05
superm1k gardengnome let me think for a min05:05
gardengnomeif something ended up at the first password prpompt, i'd get a "passwords don't match" mnessage.05:05
superm1oh -b05:05
superm1that parameter05:05
gardengnomeDaveMorris: that doesn't work either05:05
gardengnomesuperm1: -b for what?05:06
superm1 -b  Use the password from the command line rather than prompting for it.05:06
gardengnomesuperm1: i have to use *htdigest*05:06
superm1ooooh05:06
superm1lol silly me :)05:06
keescooksuperm1: I have to wait for mythtv to build before I can upload mythplugins05:06
gardengnomesuperm1: :)05:06
superm1keescook, ah ok05:06
gardengnomesuperm1: there's a perl module that can supposedly handling those htdigest files. is it a good idea to use that?05:07
superm1gardengnome, make the password file with htpasswd first05:07
superm1and then pass that password file to htdigest05:07
Davieyconsidering debconf will need to ask for a passwd anyway, why not just allow direct input into htpasswd?05:08
superm1the $RET variable from debconf can be directed on the comand line05:09
superm1using the -b parameter05:09
gardengnomesuperm1: how would i "pass the password file to htdigest"? this doesn't seem to be supported05:10
keescooksay, I have a very strange problem, and I can't find anything in google: most of my guide data off by two channels.  i.e. I guide info says stuff for the channel two lower, but it says I'm on the right channel.05:10
superm1gardengnome, let me try myself.  i'll let you know what i find in a min05:11
DaveMorriskeescook: how are you grabbing the channel data?05:11
keescookmythfill and datadirect05:11
DaveMorrisdatadirect?05:11
gardengnomeDaveMorris: zap2it.05:11
keescookI think the original problem was me trying to add my HD card, which wrecked my channels05:12
DaveMorriszap2it = the OTA channel listings05:12
keescookin attempting to fix it, I deleted all my channels and reloaded them from datadirect (zap2it)05:12
keescookand re-ran mythfill.05:12
gardengnomekeescook: that's either a broken/misconfigured channel frequency table (can be selected in mythtv-setup) or zap2it is messing $things up05:12
keescookhmmm05:12
keescookI'll go double-check my freq table05:12
gardengnomekeescook: i remembered this:05:15
gardengnomeerr05:15
gardengnomehttp://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-22.html05:15
gardengnome(scroll down to "channels are off by one")05:15
gardengnomebut i doubt it's thje problem05:15
superm1gardengnome, when using htdigest, is the the realm you put in used to encode the password as well?05:18
superm1or is it just listed in between user:realm:pass05:18
gardengnomesuperm1: it becomes part of the md5 hash. so yes, it's important.05:19
superm1ah this is quite the annoying conundrum then05:19
superm1http://lists.debian.org/debian-apache/2005/08/msg00080.html05:19
gardengnomeah, i didn't find that bug05:20
gardengnomealthough i have been at this for a few hours already05:20
gardengnomeheh05:20
keescookgardengnome: cool; yeah, doesn't seem to be that.  it's possible my freq was wrong.  I just re-re-built my channels.  :P05:24
superm1keescook, are you doing OTA scans for these channels or QAM scans?05:25
gardengnomesuperm1: i'm flabbergasted that nobody has cared about that debian bug report for almost two years.05:25
superm1well we can always add the required patch to ubuntu05:26
superm1if debian doesn't care05:26
keescooksuperm1: I've just gone back to my regular pvr250 (on cable)05:26
gardengnomesuperm1: is it worth it?05:26
gardengnomesuperm1: that add a lot of delay05:26
superm1gardengnome, atm. its the only solution i see.05:26
superm1keescook, your doing channel *scans* though on hte cable then?05:27
gardengnomesuperm1: we can still use HTTPD::UserAdmin05:27
keescookI did at one point, but it destroyed my channel names05:27
superm1I've always just gotten the channel sources for cable right from zap2it05:27
superm1and that creates the numbers05:27
superm1and names correctly05:27
keescookyeah, that's where I'm at now... mythfill just finished, I'm going to check the guide now...05:27
superm1gardengnome, python or perl script i'm assuming?05:27
superm1perl it appears05:28
superm1http://www.annocpan.org/~LDS/HTTPD-User-Manage-1.66/lib/HTTPD/UserAdmin.pm05:28
gardengnomeyes, perl.05:28
superm1i wonder if there is more to that thread on that bug05:29
superm1debian Bug#32554705:29
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superm1its bad when superm1 is faster than a bot: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=32554705:30
ubotuDebian bug 325547 in apache2-utils "/usr/bin/htdigest: noninteractive use of htdigest" [Wishlist,Open] 05:30
superm1wth.05:31
gardengnomeheh05:31
superm1if that patch applies cleanly to ubuntu, I think i'd prefer that solution (gardengnome this is all part of the mythweb quest, you'll get +15 dexterity for solving it)05:32
gardengnomesuperm1: heh05:33
gardengnomesuperm1: i'll ask on the apache user ML first.05:33
superm1for those in the room not understanding that - gardengnome realized that working on stuff for this team is like being part of mmorpg  where you have to solve quests and talk to lots of people to figure out the way to get things done05:34
superm1only unlike WoW or anything similar, this is more fun and free :)05:35
gardengnomeit also means that i need to get out more. ;)05:35
DavieyIt's when you find that your spending more time maintaining mythtv, than you are using it!05:36
gardengnomeit's been that way from the beginning05:36
DaveMorrisDaviey: So what do I do now I'm at that stage?05:36
superm1Daviey, there isn't much to watch in the summer anyway :)05:37
gardengnomeDaveMorris: you start attacking the end boss: VDR05:37
DaveMorrissuperm1: you don't like the sun then?05:37
superm1DaveMorris, I do, but even if i wanted to go outside, its dark by the time i leave work and start chugging at mythbuntu/mythtv related items05:38
keescookyawp, that seemed to fix it (total wipe followed by scan freq table... cool)05:38
superm1keescook, with the next upload for mythtv/mythplugins we're going to switch to revno's instead for the svn co.  after discussion in #mythtv about the apport bug reports, thats what they will be preferring05:39
keescooksuperm1: sounds good to me.  :)05:39
gardengnomesuperm1: what version of debconf and podebconf-display-po do you have installed on your system?05:40
DaveMorrisso how is the numbering going to work with the fixes branch?05:40
superm1well dont have access to my home laptop, but i'd imagine the same versions as on my work laptop05:40
superm11.5.13ubuntu105:40
superm11.0.805:41
superm1debconf, po-debconf05:41
superm1respectively05:41
DaveMorrissuperm1: how does the new X (aka bullet proof X) work?  Is it able to auto setup TV-OUT on cards for us?05:41
DaveMorrismake05:42
superm1DaveMorris, I haven't worked with it yet, but I highly doubt it can auto setup tv out05:42
superm1i'm wondering how it works with binary drivers05:42
superm1because it completely runs without xorg.conf right?05:42
DaveMorrissupposdly05:43
superm1is it implemented already in gutsy?05:43
superm1or to be worked on05:43
DaveMorrisnot sure05:44
superm1https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/bullet-proof-x05:44
DaveMorriswe're prob best waiting and doing it for after its released, in case its held back05:44
superm1not until august at least05:45
superm1for xorg 7.305:45
superm1which is one of the requirements05:45
superm1from what i understand - it can still use xorg.conf05:45
superm1if you want it to05:45
gardengnomesuperm1: my version of po-debconf is 1.0.5. i'll upgrade to see if it resolves my issue05:49
superm1gardengnome, what system are you on that u have such an old version?05:49
superm1edgy or dapper?05:50
gardengnomeedgy.05:50
superm1ah05:50
DaveMorrishow long is edgy supported for?  18 months?05:50
gardengnomei'm running a backported version of kde, the update to feisty wouldn't be completed smooth for me IMHO05:50
gardengnomedear launchpad, please be less confusing.05:53
gardengnomesuperm1: yay! it's working with a newer version of po-debconf05:55
superm1gardengnome, good :)05:56
superm1gardengnome, should we open up that po file for translations on launchpad then too you think?05:56
superm1i saw the translations section up there05:56
gardengnomesuperm1: i hope that doesn't make the translation unsuable for debian (sarge) users05:56
gardengnomeunusable*05:56
gardengnomewell, maybe it'll work anyways even if po-debconf complains.05:57
gardengnomesuperm1: yes.05:57
superm1we dont have debian/sarge as a clientell though?05:57
gardengnomesuperm1: keep in mind that the german translation is ready. i'll commit it later tonight after proof-reading it05:57
gardengnomesuperm1: marillat has05:57
superm1ah05:57
gardengnomewell05:57
gardengnomei dunno what would have broken podebconf.05:58
gardengnomei could try his version of fr.po with edgy's po-debconf05:58
superm1our packages are ages beyond his now :)  I've been sending him changes that we make, but he hasnt added a lot of them to his05:58
gardengnomei'll probably trell him about the trunk repositories05:59
gardengnometell*05:59
gardengnomei have come to the conclusion that htdigest2 sucks. just a quick FYI. :)05:59
superm1how do these websites get away with it?06:00
superm1that generate the htdigest for you?06:00
gardengnomeanyways, i need to go shop for food now06:00
superm1k06:00
gardengnomesuperm1: either the perl stuf or they have their own implementation. i'll ask on the apache ML06:00
superm1mkay06:00
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gardengnomeyou bet i'm looking forward to not getting mad at stupid software06:01
gardengnome(yes, i'm just like that)06:01
superm1ummmm guys06:24
superm1we're on the frontpage of digg now06:25
superm1399 diggs06:25
DaveMorrislink06:26
superm1http://digg.com/linux_unix/Mythbuntu_7_04_Public_Alpha_106:26
superm1it looks like the server isn't handling the load.....06:26
Davieywtf!!!06:26
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superm1imbrandon......06:26
Davieybah.. i new i should have added my site as a mirror for the iso06:27
superm1i dont think anyone anticipated this much demand for an *alpha*06:28
superm1duggmirror didnt even catch us06:29
DaveMorrishave we got a blue print for a web based running of myth-setup?06:29
superm1web based running?06:30
DaveMorrisyeah, so you can configure it via a webpage, good for headless running without X forwarding06:30
superm1thats a pretty neat idea06:31
DaveMorrisanother idea06:31
DaveMorrishave a wishlist page on mythbuntu.org06:32
DaveMorrissuperm1: If we don't have time I may see if a co-worker (lecturer) can get a 3rd year student to do it as a project for 6 months06:32
DaveMorrissine I work at University of Brighton (UK)06:33
superm1DaveMorris, that might even be a good idea for direct upstream06:33
superm1rather than just mythbuntu06:33
DaveMorristrue, would be nice if we contributed something for them, and as we'd be 1st to market will make mythbuntu better whilst the other distros catch up06:34
Davieycurrent load is > 2506:37
DaveMorrisyou need mirros quick?06:37
DavieyDaveMorris: popey voluntered06:38
Davieybut i need to go home06:38
Davieyhe is wgetting the iso now06:38
superm1Daviey, next time around06:38
DaveMorrisI'll torrent it when I get home06:38
superm1we need to have mirrors before rss feed06:38
DaveMorriscan we remove the isos and just torrent it?06:38
DaveMorrisfrom the main site06:39
DaveMorrisand send all isos to popey's mirror06:39
superm1DaveMorris, is popey's mirror going to be any better?06:39
superm1imbrandon's is 100Mb connection06:39
DaveMorrisspreads the load, means the main site works fine for normal browsing06:40
DaveMorrisand grabbing of torrent files06:40
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tgm4883awesome06:41
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tgm4883dugg06:45
tgm4883that web based myth-setup is a great idea, it's the one thing holding me back from puting my pvr-150 in my fileserver06:46
DaveMorristgm4883: you can do it by doings ssh -X mythbackend06:46
DaveMorristhen running mythtv-setup06:47
DaveMorrisits what I do now06:47
tgm4883ah06:47
tgm4883would i need a gui on the server?06:47
DaveMorrisif you install the gnome desktop it'll work06:47
DaveMorrisyou don't need the whole thing, but I its the easiset way to do it06:48
superm1DaveMorris, current ISOs of mythbuntu are installing X on backends, but I think that would be a great alternative06:48
tgm4883Does seem the easiest way, well without the above mentioned web-based setup.06:48
DaveMorrissuperm1: whats the link so I can make it a blueprint06:48
superm1DaveMorris, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/mythbuntu06:49
superm1woah06:51
superm1load average: 39.13, 33.66, 28.9406:51
superm1load is only going up06:51
DaveMorrissuperm1: can you create a torrent of the isos06:51
DaveMorrisor someone else06:51
tgm4883looks like the easiest way to create a torrent is to join a torrent community (cause they provide the tracker)06:51
DaveMorrispopey runs torrent on his servers06:51
superm1i'm at work, so no :(06:51
tgm4883ah06:52
DaveMorristgm4883: you know how to do it?06:52
tgm4883not really, just googled it06:52
tgm4883http://btfaq.com/serve/cache/56.html06:52
superm1we should find a standard place to host it though06:52
superm1perhaps using ubuntu trackers06:52
superm1if they would let us06:52
superm1i count 152 active connections to the site right now06:53
tgm4883i dont have the iso, otherwise id try making a torrent06:54
superm1oops scratch that.  433 connections06:54
DaveMorristgm4883: in about 40 mins you can grab them from here http://foss.it.brighton.ac.uk/epoch/mythbuntu/06:55
tgm4883ok06:55
DaveMorrisdon't put that on the site guys06:55
DaveMorrisIT will kill me at work06:55
tgm4883i'll play with making a torrent of another iso right now06:55
DaveMorristhanks tgm4883, I'll start seeding it when I get home07:00
superm1Okay mates.  i've got class.  cu guys in a few hrs07:01
tgm4883we still need a place for the tracker?07:01
imbrandonDaveMorris, superm1_away thats good idea07:01
imbrandonie torrent only on the site and iso on the mirrors only, i can help you get more mirrors like i did with ubuntustudio.org if you want07:02
imbrandonbut do it any way you wish :)07:02
tgm4883Can we set the site up to be a tracker?07:02
imbrandonyou could even seed the torrent from the box if you want with btlaunchmanycurses07:02
superm1_awayimbrandon, dont forget the motu-council response :) -later07:02
imbrandontgm4883, sure07:02
imbrandonsuperm1_away, i did already07:03
imbrandondid that a few hours ago07:03
superm1_awayah okay, didnt check up on it07:03
superm1_awaythanks07:03
imbrandon:)07:03
DaveMorristgm4883: those iso's should be there in around 20 mins, check them with the md5sums 1st to make sure they are all there07:05
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DaveMorristgm4883: those torrent files ready yet?07:38
tgm4883not quite, I still need a tracker to finish the files07:39
DaveMorrisdo we not have one then?07:40
tgm4883imbrandon was going to set up the server to do so, but im not sure where he is on that.  And we dont know about using ubuntu torrents to do so07:40
tgm4883although I could throw it up on one of the other torrent sites, at least to test it07:41
DaveMorrisyou managed to grab the iso's ok07:41
tgm4883yep got the isos, md5 checked out fine07:41
DaveMorrisI'm just downloading them at home now07:41
tgm4883found out that making the torrent is the easy part, its setting the webserver up to handle it is where the work is required07:42
DaveMorrisahh07:43
tgm4883im thinking about throwing it up on isohunt (the first site i found) but didn't really know if we wanted to do that07:44
DaveMorriscan we stick it on thepiratebay.org for now?07:44
tgm4883that would work too i suppose07:44
tgm4883:( that site doesn't work for me07:45
tgm4883back now07:45
tgm4883hmm, the site keeps going up and down for me07:46
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DaveMorristgm4883: http://linuxtracker.org/ and  http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/07:57
DaveMorriselkbuntu is the contact for the ubuntu one07:58
tgm4883sweet, thanks DaveMorris, Hashing the files right now08:01
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DaveMorrisDaviey: are you able to change the links on mythbuntu.org to point to popey's mirror08:04
Davieyyeah08:04
DaveMorrisand we jsut have the torrents and md5sums on mythbuntu08:05
Davieydo you have the url?08:05
tgm4883http://linuxtracker.org/torrents-details.php?id=420108:14
DaveMorristgm4883: he means the url for popey's mirrir08:16
Davieytgm4883: awesome08:16
tgm4883ah08:16
tgm4883well the torrent is up for the i386 iso08:16
DaveMorrisgot the url?08:17
tgm4883does that url not take you there?08:19
DaveMorrisits slow :/08:20
tgm4883hmm08:21
DaveMorrisr4508:21
tgm4883want me to dcc you the .torrent?08:21
DaveMorrisyeah08:22
DaveMorrisand it needs to go on the site08:22
tgm4883hmm08:26
tgm4883dcc timed out08:26
DaveMorrisI never got a request08:26
tgm4883strange08:26
DaveMorriscan you mail it to davemorris@mythbuntu.org08:27
tgm4883ygm08:28
DaveMorristgm4883: can you send again please, as grey lsiting has delayed it, but a 2nd 1 will get through08:29
tgm4883sent08:30
tgm4883and if that doesn't work08:33
tgm4883http://linux.weilandhomes.com/Mythbuntu.torrent08:33
DaveMorristhunderbird thought it was junk ;)08:33
tgm4883:( mythbuntu not junk08:34
tgm4883is there a 64-bit alpha release in the works?08:38
DaveMorrisre doing it now08:40
DaveMorrisand I'm now seeding the torrent08:40
tgm4883sweet08:40
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tgm4883the torrent link doesn't appear to be a link on the site08:49
DaveMorrisDaviey: ^^08:49
keescooksuperm1_away:   dpkg-checkbuilddeps: Unmet build dependencies: libmyth-dev (>= 0.20-0.2)09:02
keescookfor mythplugins09:02
keescookodd...09:02
keescookoh, nm, it hasn't published yet.  gah09:03
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DaveMorrisok I have amd 64 built but I'm unable to test etc09:08
gardengnomeguys, do you need bandwidth or help with a torrent tracker?09:12
gardengnomeah09:12
DaveMorrishttp://linux.weilandhomes.com/Mythbuntu.torrent is the torrent09:12
gardengnomelooks like there is a torrent in place09:12
tgm4883well the torrent tracker is up, but would we rather use the current one, or make mythbuntu.org with a tracker?09:13
gardengnomeif it's working: why bother?09:13
tgm4883good point09:14
tgm4883although is it working is the question09:14
DaveMorrisit is, a friend could download it09:14
gardengnomelets see09:14
gardengnome"connecting to peers" ...09:15
DaveMorrisgardengnome: it working yet?09:20
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tgm4883well my router was having major issues, so hopefully its working better now09:39
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gardengnomeDaveMorris: nope09:52
superm1_awaykeescook, when you build on your pbuilder, make sure that you have a hook to let you include previous builds to resolve build deps09:56
superm1_awayonly way to really do it09:56
superm1Daviey, did you re-run stats at all or anything09:58
gardengnomesuperm1: http://www.pastebin.ca/54556709:58
superm1gardengnome, so we *really* need to drop -0309:59
superm1to fix inlining and such09:59
gardengnomesuperm1: seems so09:59
superm1-Os a better option?09:59
gardengnomeheh, i remember now. you were a big -Os fan :)10:00
superm1its -O2 + size, whats to argue?10:00
gardengnomesuperm1: we need to talk to upstream about that. AFAIK, they don't really like supporting custom CFLAGS because they can break a lor10:00
gardengnomei can't make that decision :)10:00
superm1ok.10:01
gardengnomes/lor/lot/10:01
gardengnomei'll write that email to the apache mailing list now10:01
gardengnomei bet i'll get as many answers as usual10:01
gardengnome-> zero10:01
superm1#apache perhaps instead?10:02
gardengnometried that already10:02
Davieysuperm1: nope10:02
DavieyAre you guys seeing the Alpha?10:02
superm1*seeding10:05
gardengnomefirewall is too restrictive :'(10:05
gardengnomeand i've only got 50kbyte/s at home10:06
superm1i'll help once i'm home (depending on the demand then)10:07
superm1i expect it will die down as it moves down the digg pages10:07
tgm4883oh my goodness, im actually uploading10:08
tgm4883and all this time I thought it was broke10:08
keescooksuperm1: yeah, usually I just wait for publication (I use sbuild)10:10
DaveMorrisgardengnome: I'm not uploading to anyone atm, whats your ip and port and I'll add you as a peer10:12
gardengnomei'm downloading right now from someone10:13
gardengnomeand uploading at 40kb/s :)10:13
gardengnomethis is my IP:10:13
gardengnome88.134.214.23510:14
DaveMorrissuperm1: the script isn't building http://www.pastebin.ca/545605 any pointers10:14
tgm4883im uploading, pretty slow though right now although i was up around 40 earlier10:14
gardengnomehow do i find out the port? i'm running btdownloadcurses.bittornado with default options10:14
superm1#10:14
superm1I: Retrieving Release10:14
superm1#10:14
superm1E: Failed getting release file http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/feisty/Release10:14
superm1that'd be why10:14
DaveMorrisbut why isn't it getting it10:14
superm1try another mirror10:14
DaveMorriscould it be because I' behind a procy?10:14
DavieyI'm UL @ 20kB/s10:15
superm1oh does debootstrap listen to apt proxy info i wonder.10:15
superm1DaveMorris, try HTTP_PROXY="blah:" ./script10:15
gardengnomedo we have a seeder with a *fast* pipe?10:15
superm1majoridiot10:16
superm1i'll shoot him a mail10:16
gardengnomei could summon a few 100 mbit/s if need be10:16
superm1where is the torrent at ?10:16
gardengnomehttp://linux.weilandhomes.com/Mythbuntu.torrent10:16
superm1Ok sent him a note.  hopefully he can get it on his sreer10:17
superm1serer10:17
superm1server10:17
superm1keescook, is there a big advantage to sbuild over pbuilder?10:17
keescookfor me, speed.10:18
Davieysomebody with a machine in a datacentre is starting to seed10:18
gardengnomeDaveMorris: hetzner? :)10:18
keescookI use sbuild with LVM, so I never wait for "unpack" or "uninstall"10:18
keescookit instantly creates full filesystem snapshots and just drops them when done with the build10:18
DaveMorrishetzner ?10:18
superm1oh thats awesome10:18
superm1takes a ton of space though10:18
superm1i'd imagine10:18
keescookhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/SbuildLVMHowto   it takes as much space as how large you make the filesystems10:19
gardengnomeDaveMorris: i was wondering if that machine was located at hetzner, a german ISP. i told someone with a fast server to mirror ir10:19
DaveMorristhat was Daviey10:19
DaveMorris(21:18:13) Daviey: somebody with a machine in a datacentre is starting to seed10:19
gardengnomesorry :'(10:19
superm1gardengnome, that might be majoridiot10:19
gardengnomenick completion is not that great in here :)10:20
superm1his is in germany10:20
keescookI use 4G per master.  for me, that's 10 images total (debian unstable, dapper, edgy, feisty, gutsy, on both amd64 and i386)10:20
Davieyhmm.. popey is starting to seed on his datacentre machine10:20
superm1is sbuild a recent phenomenom?  because back when i learned last year, pbuilder was the big hit10:20
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keescooksuperm1: there is a lot of shared knowledge about how pbuilder works, but when I started doing security updates, it was very clear to me that it was a giant CPU waster10:20
keescookso I took the less-travel path, but documented and scripted it for others.10:21
gardengnometgm4883: you sure? i don't see it in my client10:21
keescooka few people use it, most use pbuilder.10:21
superm1pbuilder is probably better for "new" packages then, and sbuild for updates10:21
superm1would you say10:21
tgm4883whoops, my bad, last couple numbers are different10:21
gardengnometgm4883: heh10:22
DaveMorrissuperm1: when it fails to get the release in the script, how does it try to get it?10:22
gardengnometime to reconfigure the firewall on mythwiki.de10:22
superm1DaveMorris, via debootstrap10:22
superm1However debootstrap does it internally10:23
Davieyheh ubuntu-uk.org is about to become a seeder :)10:23
DaveMorrisso have we all learnt the lessons?10:23
Davieynope10:24
superm1no announces on the RSS feed until we have it seeded....10:24
Davieyoh.. the ubuntu planet doesn't remove deleted posts10:24
tgm4883im glad that this is working.  I was worried that I built the torrent wrong10:25
tgm4883i was going to have to leave in shame for screwing something so easy up10:25
DaveMorristgm4883 no Daviey put the torrent on the site wrong10:25
Davieyi fixed it tho10:26
Davieyi missed a " on the url :s10:26
Davieyand took forever to fix10:26
tgm4883is anyone going to throw the 64-bit up there or do we need to test it?10:26
DaveMorrisDaviey: we able to link the iso's against the mirror instead?10:27
Davieywhat mirror?10:27
DaveMorristgm4883 I need to build it 1st10:27
DaveMorrispopey's10:27
Davieycould do10:27
tgm4883oh sorry, i thought it was built10:27
DaveMorrissuperm1: broke the proxy changes I made10:27
DaveMorrisin the script10:27
superm1i did?10:27
DavieyGuys, should we change the linky to iso to somebody elses machine?10:28
tgm4883how do you forward the x session from a headless machine again?10:28
DaveMorrisif [ -z "$HTTP_PROXY" ]  ; then10:28
DaveMorristgm4883 ssh -X hostname10:28
tgm4883ah thanks DaveMorris10:28
DaveMorriswhat does that do superm1 ^^10:28
superm1if its not set, then set it to this10:28
superm1so if HTTP_PROXY is not an env variable, make one that is this value :10:29
DaveMorristgm4883 it isn't the quickest way to handle data but is the easiest and most secure10:29
superm1assuming your on a wired network10:29
superm1wireless ,that is going to crawl10:29
tgm4883i just ask cause someone asked on digg, thought i'd post a reply10:30
DaveMorrissuperm1: it should be http_proxy not HTTP_PROXY10:30
superm1oh its case sensitive?10:30
DaveMorrisyep10:30
superm1i had no idea env variables could even *be* lower case10:31
DaveMorrisat a later stage I'll change it to parse /etc/apt.conf and if a proxy is in there then use that10:31
superm1sorry for breaking it :(10:31
DaveMorriswell the amd64 iso is building, are we gonna test it before it goes on the site?10:31
DaveMorrisgrr  [Connecting to archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.88.31)]  [Connecting to www.mythbuntu.org (198.247.173.233)] 10:32
superm1there are a few things that it grabs from the server now10:32
superm1ubiquity, usplash, gdm, ubiquit-frontend, ubiquity-artwork10:32
DaveMorristhis build may take a while then10:32
superm1well they are small10:33
superm1like 5-10 megs total10:33
DaveMorrisbut it takes forever to start downloading10:33
DaveMorrisactually its my fucking proxy again10:33
superm1so what about imbrandon's server is bogged down here? is it because the machine is slow, or are we maxing bandwidth?10:33
superm1oh the machine is fine now speed wise10:35
superm1its running right10:35
superm1i'll get the stats generating then from today10:35
superm1it appears the cron job isnt doing it automatically10:35
DaveMorrisI: Configuring console-setup...10:36
DaveMorrisI: Configuring ubuntu-minimal...10:36
DaveMorrisI: Base system installed successfully.10:36
DaveMorrisOK10:36
DaveMorris0% [Connecting to archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.88.31)]  [Connecting to www.mythbuntu.org (198.247.173.233)] Command terminated by signal 210:36
DaveMorriswhat stage is that at to help me find the problem quicker10:36
superm1thats the first apt-get10:36
DaveMorrisso step 6?10:36
Davieysuperm1: the load was > 25.00 earlier!10:36
superm1Daviey, it hit 40 before i left for class10:37
superm1DaveMorris, dont have the code in front of me, so i dont remember the step number10:37
superm1but that is the first apt-get10:37
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gardengnomesuperm1: i just talked to someone in #apache. seems we just need to md5sum user:password:realm10:41
superm1lol10:41
superm1really?10:41
superm1thats it10:41
gardengnomeprobably10:41
gardengnomei'll have to check10:41
superm1its not user:realm:password?10:41
superm1Daviey, if you thought yesterday took a long time to process stats: yesterday's log was 25 megs.  Todays is 5210:44
Davieyoh geez10:45
superm1it wasn't parsing for webbrowsers or OSs though10:46
superm1which i wish it was10:46
superm1not sure where the setting for that is10:46
superm1last time i setup awstats, it was a lot different of a setup (non apt based)10:46
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superm1keescook, the only thing about waiting for mythtv to get released before building mythplugins: since its introducing some NEW binaries, it will be in the queue for a bit - so it will take a few days before your even able to build mythplugins10:49
keescookoops.  I will find a work-around.10:50
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superm1UTSL?10:51
gardengnomesuperm1: "use the source, luke"10:53
superm1applying that patch?10:54
gardengnomeno10:54
DaveMorris Could not connect to www.mythbuntu.org:80 (198.247.173.233), connection timed out - can you give certain IP's preferential treatment10:54
gardengnomejust trying to find out how it works10:54
gardengnomesuperm1: /* Do MD5 stuff */ sprintf(string, "%s:%s:%s", user, realm, pw);10:54
gardengnome:)10:54
superm1DaveMorris, i'm not sure how to10:54
superm1so i was right, the guy in #apache was backwards10:55
DaveMorrisI still think its the proxy of mine though, as ubuntu.com isn't responding now.  We copy the apt.conf file across sucessfully but it isn't using it it seems to resolve the proxy10:55
gardengnomesuperm1: heh10:55
Paladineanyone know if sky use a publically available ntpd?10:56
PaladineI wanna try and keep my system synced with my skybox time10:56
superm1Daviey, i can get you the files you need10:56
superm1can you accept DCC?10:56
superm1er DaveMorris10:57
DaveMorrisno I can't10:57
superm1i can mail them then10:57
DaveMorrisits the script which needs fixing, if I work out10:57
DaveMorrisyeah davemorris@mythbuntu.org10:58
superm1k10:58
DaveMorrispCan we stick a link to the correct place in LP to report bugs with mythbyntu on the front page of mythbuntu, where they download the stuff from10:59
superm1ok DaveMorris, extract what i sent you to /var/cache/apt/archives10:59
DaveMorrissuperm1: in the chroot?11:00
superm1I didnt want to until next alpha11:00
superm1DaveMorris, out of the chroot11:00
superm1it makes a lnk11:00
superm1to your local system's11:00
DaveMorrisok cool11:00
superm1outside the chroot before you start11:00
superm1so as to cache archives11:00
superm1and make future builds faster11:00
superm1even after cleanup11:00
DaveMorrisok this is strange, on my actually box, sudo apt-get update works but not apt-get update as root11:02
superm1env variables are cleaned up11:02
superm1when you su11:02
DaveMorristhis isn't with the script11:02
gardengnomeonly when you "su -" (?)11:02
DaveMorrisits for my normal system11:02
superm1gardengnome, not sure, I havent run things as root other than sudo since my gentoo days11:03
DaveMorrisscript not works when I do it as sudo rather than as root11:04
DaveMorrisbtw if anyone in the uk has old rackmount cases I'll buy them :)11:05
superm1imbrandon, it appears your response didnt show up to the motu-council website11:17
superm1err list11:17
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DaveMorrisamd64 iso, is now built, you want it put on the site?11:26
DaveMorrisI can't test it remotly so I cna't test it now11:26
DaveMorrisalso are there short/long tests like they have on the ubuntu site for testing releases?11:27
superm1we haven't even come up with such a procedure yet :)11:28
superm1we should do that though-11:28
superm1DaveMorris, I say upload it, how did you do so before?11:28
DaveMorrisI tested it on a machine at wokr11:28
superm1did we wget it from you?11:29
DaveMorrisoh, I scp'ed it11:29
DaveMorrislet me put it on a public facing machine11:29
superm1k11:29
gardengnomeyay11:29
superm1md5sum magic works gardengnome ?11:30
gardengnomei've just found the magical hint that'll let me emulate htdigest11:30
gardengnomeyep11:30
superm1vg11:30
gardengnomeecho *-n* foo:bar:baz | md5sum11:30
gardengnome-n is important because the "trailing newline" will mess up the md5sum11:30
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superm1so why does htdigest exist if thats all it does?11:30
superm1why not just have a perl or python script that does that11:31
DaveMorrissuperm1: I've almost setup my server for testing on, (1386) it just needs some kvm cables which I have at work I think11:31
gardengnomesuperm1: it's all part of the quest, i suppose11:31
superm1haha gardengnome11:31
DaveMorrissuperm1: http://foss.it.brighton.ac.uk/epoch/mythbuntu/11:32
superm1Thx DaveMorris.  Grabbing right now11:32
superm1decent speeds too.  680k/s11:33
DaveMorristgm4883 can you create a torrent based on them? can you call it the same as the iso to distiguish between it and the i38611:33
DaveMorrissuperm1: Uni network11:33
tgm4883_laptopwhats the iso name?11:33
DaveMorrismythbuntu-7.04~070606-amd64.iso11:34
tgm4883_laptopreading the faq's on linuxtracker, they don't like the build dates and such in the torrent name11:34
Davieybah.. why not11:34
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DaveMorrisok, can you have mythbuntu-alpha-amd64.iso ?11:34
tgm4883_laptopcan totally do that11:35
superm1oh you know DaveMorris's ISO will actually be alpha1+ a bit11:35
superm1because i put a few changes into the branch since then11:35
DaveMorrishaha11:35
superm1some nice changes too11:35
gardengnomejust make your own tracker if they dont like it :)11:35
tgm4883_laptop:( i have no web server for that.  Although maybe we should look at getting on with the ubuntu torrents11:36
superm1I agree we should11:36
superm1we need to set a milestone though11:36
DaveMorrisyeah, superm1 you want daily builds uploaded to mythbuntu.org?11:36
superm1for when to make another public announce and such11:36
tgm4883_laptopalso, imbrandon was going to look at doing that to the mythbuntu server11:36
superm1DaveMorris, not daily, because so much is breaking on a day to day basis11:37
superm1I think just at next milestone11:37
superm1we should11:37
gardengnometgm4883_laptop: you don't need a web server11:37
DaveMorrisok, just poke me when you want the next one built11:37
superm1K DaveMorris11:37
gardengnometgm4883_laptop: just run bttrack :)11:37
tgm4883gardengnome, no?11:37
superm1oh wait DaveMorris i just realize something11:37
superm1do you have the log11:37
gardengnometgm4883: if by "web server" you mean "httpd"11:38
superm1i wonder what happened to the packages that were not built for 64 bit yet11:38
DaveMorrissuperm1: where is the log written to?11:38
superm1like the usplash11:38
superm1and ubiquity11:38
superm1you probably got the ones from ubuntu archive11:38
superm1doh;:11:38
tgm4883gardengnome, dont know much about it.  the mythbuntu torrent was my first one11:38
superm1DaveMorris, it doesnt save unless you tell it to11:38
Davieysuperm1: don't worry - nobody will use the amd64 iso anyway :D11:38
superm1this iso is going to be pointless then to reflect the latest changes11:39
gardengnometgm4883: i was running a tracker for MeinMythTV, a knoppmyth derivate i created for last year's linuxtag11:39
tgm4883ah11:39
superm1so guys in terms of the next milestone11:39
superm1i think we have a few big goals11:39
superm1that need to be hit upon11:39
superm1proprietary driver loading / tv out will be my focus11:39
superm1Daviey, we need that meta sorted out11:40
DaveMorrissuperm1: how do I tell it to produce the log?11:40
superm1./script > log.txt11:40
superm1:)11:40
superm1jetsaredim is looking to break up changes to make them more friendly to merge ubiqjuity back up stream11:40
superm1what else should we plan to have on the next milestone (based on the blueprints that we have come up with )?11:41
Paladineweird11:41
superm1as soon as gardengnome finishes his mythweb magic, i'm going to integrate that too11:41
superm1into ubiquity11:41
superm1gardengnome, can you do the change root password debconf stuff too?11:41
Paladinewhen I type in the channel number, it doesn't change to the channel, but when I use the cursor arrows and then press enter, it does11:41
superm1this one is +32 strength11:41
Paladineoh I know why :)11:41
gardengnomesuperm1: for mysql?11:42
superm1yes11:42
superm1something that asks to secure11:42
superm1and if you do secure it11:42
superm1changes the password11:42
gardengnomesuperm1: that shouldn't be hard. i'll assign a blue print to me then11:42
superm1there is a debconf stub in mysql-server-5.0 for it already11:42
superm1so it should be pretty straightforward11:42
gardengnomestrength++11:42
gardengnomenice11:42
superm1gardengnome, i think you're going to level up really soon11:43
gardengnomethat'll show my WoW buddies11:43
superm1haha11:43
gardengnomemaybe canonical is gonna give me some special iteams11:44
gardengnomeitems*11:44
gardengnome;)11:44
superm1gardengnome's level 45 packager can kick any level 60 paladin's butt11:44
gardengnomeheh11:44
gardengnomedebconf is fun anyways11:44
superm1interfacing with it in ubiquity is getting easier too :)11:45
superm1as more and more scripts are getting added in11:45
gardengnomenice11:45
superm1okay so that will outline us to the next milestone.11:45
superm1we need a procedure for testing prepared as well11:46
superm1as we get closer, DaveMorris would you like to handle organizing that?11:46
DaveMorrisI'll take a look at the ubuntu short and long tests and adapt them to our cause11:46
DaveMorrisis there task tracking on LP?11:47
superm1via blueprints we can11:47
superm1based on the stuff i just mentioned we might need a few more blueprints written11:47
Davieydon't think so.. ubuntu has a seperate webpage for testing / reports on isos11:47
gardengnomehttps://blueprints.launchpad.net/mythbuntu/+spec/secure-mysql11:47
gardengnome<3 blueprints11:47
superm1Daviey, I think we should push for your control centre for the milestone after this one then too11:48
DaveMorrishave we decided what filesystem to make the recording parttion ?11:48
superm1Ah thats another thing that needs touching, and probably is over my head11:48
superm1the partitioner11:48
superm1any takers :)11:49
DaveMorrissuperm1: you a level up potion11:49
=== Daviey 's shoulders go all sloapey
gardengnomenice crickets..11:49
=== superm1 eats a mushroom
superm1now later I should be able to kick something out :)11:50
gardengnomegetting psychodelic, huh?11:50
superm1missed the super mario reference i guess....11:50
superm1i must be young11:51
DaveMorrisI've just chatted with a lecturer friend who thought the web mythtv-setup would be a suitable project for a final year at the uni, so we might get that done by a student11:51
gardengnomeanyways, i need to spend some time with the significant othe rnow. it's 11:50pm.11:51
gardengnomesuperm1: i did not miss the super mario reference.11:51
superm1DaveMorris, that would be awesome11:51
gardengnomeDaveMorris: he needs some good guidance then. google's sommer of code didn't go so well for mythtv11:51
superm1DaveMorris, something php based I'd take it?11:51
DaveMorrisonly prob is it'll prob take them 8-9 months from now11:51
gardengnomeg'night guys :)11:51
superm1night gardengnome11:51
DaveMorrisgardengnome: they are actually at the uni so have more supervison11:52
DaveMorrisand I'm there :)11:52
DaveMorrisphp based is what I'm thinking with some CSS :)11:52
DaveMorrisnight gardengnome11:52
DaveMorrissuperm1: you can't be too young to remember super mario11:53
superm1well 2111:54
=== DaveMorris is only 24
DaveMorrisI think that makes gardengnome the youngest at 2011:55
=== Daviey is now known as Grandad
superm1lol11:55
=== Grandad is now known as Daviey
DaveMorrisDaviey: is >40 ?11:55
Davieynaa11:55
DaveMorris>50 ?11:56
superm1>60 ? man i didnt even know there were linux users that old :)11:56
Daviey<4011:56
DaveMorrisbut > 39?11:56
Davieydo i have the right to remain silent?11:56
=== DaveMorris is waiting to be hit
superm1rogue780|mythsrv, don't worry about the gdm theme11:57
superm1i got someone who finished it up last night11:57
superm1and based it around the logo you did before11:57
=== DaveMorris lives too close to Daviey to anyoy him too much
=== superm1 on the other hand is a long swim away and can continue to pester
DaveMorrissuperm1: I've got the mythtv splash install on my works machine now, since I've built those iso's11:58
superm1have you bulit ubiquity too then?11:58
superm1if you send me those debs, i can add them to mythbuntu.org11:58
DavieyDaveMorris: you coming to ubuntu radio live?11:58
Davieyi mean lugradio live/11:58
DaveMorrisDaviey: no11:58
Daviey@lart DaveMorris11:58
DaveMorrisI prob should though11:59
Davieyyes go!11:59
DaveMorrishow much is it? How much is a room?11:59
Davieyjuski will be doing a talk on mythtv11:59
DavieyDaveMorris: 5 entry11:59
superm1will he now....11:59
superm1with what OS?11:59
Davieyi expect ubuntu tbh11:59
superm1thats sweet if he does12:00
superm1i'll have to get a podcast of this12:00
DaveMorrisDaviey: link?12:00
DavieyHe's added mythbuntu to his handout leaflet12:00
superm1for pointers what to talk about this ubuntu thing next month :)12:00
DaveMorrisfor the lazy12:00
Davieyhttp://www.lugradio.org/live/2007/index.php/Main_Page12:00
DavieyDaveMorris: 45-50 for a novotel room12:01
superm1where is he on the schedule?12:01
Davieylighning talk12:01
Daviey~20mins IIRC12:01
superm1there is a BoF12:01
superm1by Erin Quill12:01
superm1but not juski?12:01
Davieyhmm.. not sure12:01
DavieyHis vid is online from last year..12:02
Davieyhe swore not to do it again - seems he is tho12:02
superm1it really is a weird drug trying to spread it huh?12:02
Davieyheh12:02
superm1oh speaking of which, i say we need Daviey's meta of unofficial themes ready by next milestone too12:03
superm1so Daviey get to it already :)12:03
DaveMorrisI might stay at my rents if I go12:04
DaveMorrishttp://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=WV1+1HT&ie=UTF8&ll=52.625561,-1.818237&spn=0.588535,1.343079&z=10&om=112:04
DaveMorris http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=WV1+1HT&ie=UTF8&ll=52.625561,-1.818237&spn=0.588535,1.343079&z=10&om=1 they are near Ashby-da-la-zouch (towards the top right)12:04
DaveMorriseven12:04
superm1man i started that stats generation 2 hours ago12:06
superm1its still chugging12:06
Paladineman I should have just written a script to sort out my channel numbers and frequencies like I did last time, takes so long to do it in mythtv-setup12:09
Davieysuperm1: next week i'll be much more avaliable12:12
superm1vg Daviey :)12:14
DaveMorrissuperm1:12:15
superm1yup DaveMorris12:15
Davieysuperm1: your running stats on a machine that is barely responding as it is? :/12:15
superm1hehe12:15
superm1its very snappy on ssh12:15
DaveMorriswhen I try and load the mythtv-setup it pops up a gtk box saying I need to kill the procces etc12:15
Davieyheh12:15
superm1  load average: 0.63, 0.65, 0.8512:15
DaveMorriswhen none are running12:15
Davieyoh.. calmed down some - but http is still slow as heck12:16
superm1DaveMorris, right it doesnt actually check if any are running12:16
superm1juts offers to stop them (via init script ) in case they were12:16
Davieybandwidth maxed out?12:16
superm1I think that might be the case12:16
superm1which is why I really want to see what the stats have to say12:16
superm1we're also using 408 megs of swap though too12:17
Davieyoww nasty12:17
DaveMorrisjust remove the links to the iso's for a while12:17
superm1well its not a big deal right now, i mean it will eventually chugg through the stats12:19
superm1someone else added a mirror12:19
superm1http://mirror.polorix.net/index.php?dir=Mythbuntu12:19
DaveMorrislink to the iso on the mirror instead of mythbuntu12:20
DaveMorristhen the rest of the site will work better12:21
Davieydone. :)12:23
Paladinedave you know what the best deinterlace algorithm is for us brits?12:23
DavieyPaladine: heh - mine is currently not enabled12:23
superm1thats a bit country-selfish12:23
Davieygot better results with it disabled12:23
superm1for us americans: its bob deint12:23
superm1:P12:23
PaladineI get a lot of lines on cartoons like the simpsons12:23
Paladineit is fine during regular movies and tv, just cartoonsa12:23
DavieyHow are you connecting to your tv?12:24
Paladinesvideo12:24
Davieywhat sort of tv?12:24
Davieyeww12:24
Paladineand it is on a monitor not tv12:24
DaveMorrisPaladine: I'm using svideo, I'll check12:24
DaveMorrismines on a PAL tv though12:24
DavieyPaladine: can't you use VGA / DVI?12:24
PaladineI am svideo from the sky box into my pvr25012:25
superm1wth.  i lost the connection to mythbuntu.org just now12:25
superm1during the stats update12:25
superm1i have to start *all* over???12:25
DaveMorrissuperm1: use screen ;)12:25
Paladinemy frontend and backend are both on my desktop machine12:25
DavieyI use DVI -> HDMI cable with deinterlace off and the only noticeable thing is the credits at end of show doesn't always scroll nicely12:25
superm1should have12:25
superm1didnt anticipate the need for it on a wired connectoin12:25
DaveMorrisI always use it over the net12:26
DaveMorrisor is mythbuntu next to you?12:26
superm1well its a state or two away12:26
DaveMorrisI can only see 21 people downloading via torrents12:26
superm1hmum its still running, but i lost the ssh connection12:27
superm1i wonder what will happen when it finishes then12:27
tgm4883DaveMorris, there are only 22 people downloading via the torrent, per the tracker12:28

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