[12:38] gardengnome, with your implementation of the htaccess debconf, are you requiring a password to be set on installation, or optional? === tgm4883_laptop [n=tgm4883_@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [12:38] and can later be changed with dpkg-reconfigure [12:41] guys 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] Yes [12:41] that would be very good [12:41] do you know how to configure ubotu [12:41] no [12:42] !ubuto [12:42] Sorry, I don't know anything about ubuto - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi [12:42] !ubotu [12:42] I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots [12:42] will prob help [12:42] maybe we just need to ask Seveas === DaveMorris pokes superm1 to close bug 109950 if its fixed [12:44] Launchpad bug 109950 in mythtv "mythtv-database configuration cannot connect to MySQL database" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/109950 [12:45] DaveMorris, its fixed, but not built in a release yet [12:45] as in the bzr branch has it fixed, but no packages have been built yet from the new branch changes [12:45] need to get imbrandon or keescook or someone else with universe upload rights to do so [12:46] I've changed it to fix committed then, you'll have to go through them and close them when its released [12:46] right [12:46] i poked in #ubuntu-ops to see if Seveas could add bug tracking to ubotu for this channel === DaveMorris has the feeling things are moving along nicely now [12:49] DaveMorris, things are indeed moving along nicely [12:49] these last few days all productivity all around from this room :) [12:49] we might need ubugtu to join [12:50] I'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 house [12:51] "tonight"? isnt it almost midnight there? [12:52] yeah [12:52] superm1: okay, I'm on an upload kick (just closed some other bugs) [12:53] where can I find the orig.tar.gz ? [12:53] on mythbuntu.org/~supermario/ [12:53] let me get you an exact link [12:53] keescook, they're both here: http://www.mythbuntu.org/~supermario/personal/dists/feisty/mythtv_testing/ [12:53] perfect, thanks === DaveMorris feels like just rejecting bug #97318 since we don't have the debugging symbols in the guys package [12:56] Launchpad bug 97318 in mythtv "_usr_bin_mythbackend.1000.crash" [Undecided,Needs info] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97318 [12:56] same with bug 97171 [12:56] Launchpad bug 97171 in mythtv "mythfrontend crashed in munmap_chunk() when stopping playback" [Undecided,Needs info] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97171 [12:57] can the retrace service handle that? [12:57] superm1: mythplugins debian/changelog lists "feisty". :) I changed it in my now-building version. can you put that in the bzr tree? [12:57] keescook, yes as soon as i get home [12:58] oh that first one bug 97318, yea reject that [12:58] Launchpad bug 97318 in mythtv "_usr_bin_mythbackend.1000.crash" [Undecided,Needs info] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97318 [12:58] unless something gets attached [12:58] 2007-3-28? [12:58] for sure [01:00] as for the second, i'm going to agree scrap it too [01:00] that backtrace isn't usable [01:00] likely because it was before apport went active === jono [n=jono@ubuntu/member/jono] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:08] okay mates i'm gonna get home. i'm starving [01:08] cya soon [01:25] nn all === superm1 [n=superm1@ubuntu/member/superm1] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:34] keescook, all fixed up in bzr [01:34] DaveMorris, I can't keep up with all your bug mail :) [01:35] we went from like 45 to 16 in a day [01:35] amazing === a5benwillis [n=benwilli@71-12-14-250.dhcp.gnvl.sc.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [01:48] evening people [01:48] anyone know why my PPV chans wouldnt show up in my guide? [01:48] They show up in my channel list via mythweb but not in the guide? [01:48] usually marked as not visible in mythtv-setup [01:48] if thats the case [01:50] theyre marked visible in mythweb? [01:50] where in mythtv-setup is that changed? [01:53] channel editor [01:53] you might just need to restart the backend process though [01:53] if you changed them in mythweb [01:53] I didnt change them, they were already set to visible. Its wierd [01:54] I just confirmed via phpmyadmin [01:54] all chans set to '1' for visible [01:55] . [01:55] I always have the wierdest issues huh? ;-) [01:56] keescook, u still here? [01:56] googling now but not finding anything :-( [01:58] shame :( [02:04] man we are making the rounds: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NTgxOA [02:06] Nice! === tgm4883 [n=thomas@c-67-160-174-176.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [02:07] Oh, I deleted all of my chans and transponders last night [02:07] makes us have to live up the communities expectations when people start hearing about it :) [02:07] rescanned. I still have that tuning issue with my other card [02:07] wow [02:07] gonna get a new card of the same type [02:07] did you do the scan from the other card? [02:08] dont remember for sure but I dont think so.. the first card is my good card [02:08] of course, when myth starts livetv is selects the highest number card first, which is my bad card. [02:10] funny the way that works out huh? [02:13] fixed it [02:13] somehow LOL [02:14] Well, it shows up in my tv guide but not in mythweb..... Odd [02:16] superm1: yo [02:16] keescook, i adjusted as you described in the mail [02:16] its in the branch now [02:16] okay, cool. [02:16] was 06_3401 supposed to be included? [02:16] that patch was iffy, hence why i didnt want to delete it yet [02:16] but didnt want it activated [02:16] aaah [02:16] okay, cool. [02:17] my local builds were crashing left and right with it on [02:17] (glad I tested :)) [02:17] yikes [02:27] superm1: have you noticed openbox have released a new version.. [02:27] were still using OB right? [02:27] yes [02:27] i just saw it on planet [02:27] dude!!! [02:27] http://digg.com/linux_unix/Mythbuntu_7_04_Public_Alpha_1 [02:27] - i dugg it :) [02:27] i gotta wonder how we get submitted to these sorts of things :) [02:28] easy... [02:28] there's a digg button on the site [02:28] www.mythbuntu.org/rss.xml? [02:28] oh yea that :) [02:29] Was thinking about installing something to parse the apache logs [02:29] thats a good idea [02:29] to see how mnay hits were getting - and where refered from [02:30] google was rather indecesive tho [02:30] about which? [02:30] about choosing something to parse [02:30] with [02:30] yep [02:31] imbrandon might have some advice [02:31] yeah - i'm hardly an experienced webmaster [02:31] last site i hosted was ~'98 IIRC [02:31] Daviey, i already tested the new OB in mythbuntu, doesnt seem much different [02:32] until my new 'blog' [02:32] but i'll add it to the build repo [02:32] your a keen cookie [02:32] i saw it on planet and lit up like a kid getting girl scout cookies [02:33] funnily 'nuff - when i saw it i lit up like a teenager getting a girl scout :) [02:33] this might be the ticket - http://sourceforge.net/projects/ahs/ [02:33] hm.. last release 2003 :( [02:33] did you already look in apt? [02:33] nope [02:33] probably should have [02:35] $ apt-cache search apache | grep logs [02:35] Daviey, apt-cache search apache | grep log [02:35] lol [02:35] Doesn't show up much [02:35] webdruid [02:35] beat you! [02:35] not according to my logs :) [02:36] bah [02:36] lire [02:36] visitors [02:37] http://www.shiftweb.net/support/manual/images/webdruid1.gif <- looks respectable [02:39] looks pretty basic and straightforward [02:39] i know imbrandon has one that shows bandwidth usrd [02:39] at different times and such [02:39] on one of his servers [02:39] might be worth asking then [02:40] http://imbrandon.com/stats/bandwidth/ [02:40] he did awstats before [02:40] which is a decent one [02:40] i used that at one poitn [02:41] http://www.projet-webdruid.org/sample/index.html [02:41] owww.. nice graphs on imbrandons [02:42] is that awstats? [02:42] Na thats his new thing [02:42] awstats is very pretty [02:42] and overly featurefilled [02:43] awstats is like webdruid + e^10 [02:43] heh [02:45] its in apt [02:45] i just installed it [02:45] just need to figure out how to configure it [02:51] How's it looking? [02:51] Hasn't added anything inside /var/www [02:52] http://www.mythbuntu.org/cgi-bin/awstats.pl [02:52] is where it will come up [02:52] it has to "run" a report though first [02:53] sure mumble all over my nano :0 [02:53] if you can figure it out, i'm all ears too [02:54] 24 apache2 processes currently running! [02:55] wow that pl script is slow to load [02:55] /usr/lib/cgi-bin/awstats.pl -config=awstats -update I think will do it [02:55] meh getting closer [02:56] Doesn't it auto add a cron? [02:56] See 'Build/Update' on awstats_setup.html page [02:57] i got that from the cron job [02:57] that ocmmand [02:57] ah good its running [02:57] the -config line? [02:57] i wonder if its smart enough to move on to access.log.2.gz and such though [02:57] would hope so [02:57] because in the conf it only asked for the access.log flie [02:57] This has the majic /usr/share/doc/awstats/html/awstats_setup.html [02:58] well i'm hoping most of the uglier stuff is handled by dpkg stuff [02:59] cd /etc [02:59] find /cron* | grep awstat [02:59] find | grep awstat [02:59] supermario@pegasus:/etc/cron.d$ cat awstats [02:59] 0,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * 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/null [02:59] This isn't a shell window is it :S [03:00] well that would be a broken command right here [03:00] it needs to be /var/log/apache2 anyhow === Daviey must be too tired - when the shell session he is in talks back to him [03:01] ahh... the pleasures of irssi [03:01] that perl script is taking forever to run [03:02] "perl scripts" take "forever to run" [03:03] /var/log/apache/access.log <-- make that a symlink? [03:03] Nope [03:03] this awstats is supposed to work with apache1.x [03:03] i guess [03:03] so thats the default for apache1 [03:04] that's cool [03:04] but either the cron job needs chaning, or adding a symlink to where it's expecting it [03:05] there we go [03:05] all updated [03:05] um [03:05] our access.log [03:05] the last 2 days [03:05] is 24 megs [03:06] before that the biggest was 3 megs from a 6 day span [03:06] .....wow. [03:06] geez [03:06] no wonder its taking so long to run this [03:06] hmm.. site still not reflecting the fact that it's finished [03:06] um and its truncating it every 20000 hosts i think [03:06] Phase 2 : Now process new records (Flush history on disk after 20000 hosts)... [03:07] ah [03:07] kicked the load up, thats for sure [03:09] load average: 3.27 [03:14] wanna place bets how many ISOs were downloaded [03:14] 14 [03:14] of the 06-03 release? [03:14] 14? [03:14] i say 22 [03:14] I got one!! [03:14] lol [03:14] okay, i say 23 [03:14] and i got one myself === Daviey quick;y wget's lots [03:14] and so did at least 2 people i told [03:14] i change my number [03:14] i say 31 [03:14] i say 32 [03:14] :) [03:15] I say 18 [03:16] I wanna see some stats before i go to bed [03:16] should have thought of this like 5 hours ago :) [03:17] you reckon it will take some time? [03:17] hm the log just became 25 megs [03:17] Daviey, stop that for loop that is wget'ing [03:17] :) [03:18] that's probably me F5 the stats page [03:21] Well i need to go to bed [03:21] look forward to seeing in the morning [03:21] ttfn [03:22] night DaveMorris [03:22] night Daviey [03:22] argh.... tab completion [03:45] okay. and the results are in....... %drumroll%........ [03:45] 525 hits? [03:45] for the iso [03:45] 230gb bandwidth [03:45] my god.... [03:48] so i guess, well Daviey wins [04:20] WOW [04:20] 525? [04:20] thats amazing [04:26] i know [04:26] 100k hits [04:26] 5k unique visitors === kso [n=kso@cpe-70-112-79-15.austin.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv === kso [n=kso@cpe-70-112-79-15.austin.res.rr.com] has left #ubuntu-mythtv ["Kopete] [07:02] keescook, you still here by chance? [07:02] I am, I was just going to ping you :) [07:03] ah very good [07:03] did you have a question? [07:03] I'm having issues pulling from bzr... but I was waiting until I really couldn't figure out what I'd screwed up. :) [07:03] what happened? [07:03] the orig didn't match bzr, so I'm just repulling the tree [07:03] oh that will take *ages* [07:03] that tree is huge now [07:04] when you say orig didnt match bzr, what do you mean? [07:04] which "orig"? [07:05] the 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 changed [07:05] like that [07:06] thats particularly odd. [07:06] yeah, hence my re-pull. I'm figuring it's my fault [07:07] mythplugins was okay though right? [07:07] yea i just rebuilt src package and let it compare to that .orig.tar.gz, comes out clean for me still (debuild -S -sa -i) [07:09] you didnt accidently use gardengnome's mythtv-trunk did you? [07:17] keescook, 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=5397 [07:19] sure, looking now [07:19] cool thanks [07:21] man I love cdbs [07:23] me too :) [07:23] and i didn't realize debian/install could do whole directories until this [07:23] yeah, that's pretty handy [07:23] makes it a *really* simple package :) [07:23] okay, I added a +1 comment on it. === bjweeks [n=bjweeks@unaffiliated/bjweeks] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [07:24] awesome [07:24] man, the bzr pull is still grinding [07:25] its 35.3 megs [07:25] somehow the mythplugins is 32.3 megs [07:26] imbrandon, are you here? [07:28] are the mythbuntu and ubuntu myth teams the same? [07:32] superm1: sorry this is taking so long; I have to crash. Hopefully it'll be finished downloading by the time I wake up. :P [07:32] hopefully keescook :) [07:32] bjweeks, many people work on both [07:33] night and thanks again for the revu [07:35] I 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] when you say packaged, debian package? [07:36] yeah [07:36] two options, you can follow through this process here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing [07:36] or have one of use take over the package and follow through it [07:37] I don't want to be a MOTU, I just want to help with this one package. I will maintain it if it ever gets excepted [07:37] well you dont have to go towards being a MOTU when just submitting the single package [07:37] there are plenty of people who submit one or two [07:37] every so often [07:38] but dont ever want to go through the whole process of becoming a full fledged maintainer [07:38] so thats fine [07:39] I'm waiting for the company to email me back, as they don't have a single license header or any any info about the license [07:39] oh thats unfortunate :( [07:39] the motu and ubuntu-archive guys are pretty strict about licensing [07:40] so until you've got something for it, they wouldnt consider accepting [07:40] I have the feeling this in going to involve jumping through some hoops, if it is even OSS [07:40] where did you get the support from it? [07:40] hummm? what do you mean exactly? [07:41] well where did this daemon come from? [07:41] for the vfd/ir sensor [07:42] the OEM that makes the parts that went into the case. they provide the source but no other info [07:42] http://www.irtrans.de/en/download/linux.php [07:44] gardengnome, just looked into debian/po. The french translation appears to work for me [07:44] they are the ones you mailed? [07:45] yep [07:45] is the VFD USB, or some other interface? [07:45] internal USB [07:45] does lsusb tell you more bout the vendor? [07:45] possibly [07:45] good question, let me fire up the box [07:46] also, you guys rock. just thought I would let you know [07:46] thanks :) [07:48] all lsusb seems to tell me is the OEM of my USB interface chip [07:49] try lsusb -v [07:49] probably lsusb -v | more [07:49] it will be a lot of output [07:49] and you might need to do it sudo (if you get operation not permitted errors) [07:50] so much info I had to less it, this is going to be fun to read :) === varka [n=varkatop@84.165.196.118] has joined #ubuntu-mythtv [07:54] I think I found the manufacturer of the circuit board, not much help [07:55] well its someone else to at least *try* to poke with [07:57] I hope some day LCDd and lirc support this chip natively [07:58] well the state of whats happening with lirc is up in the air right now too [07:58] LCDd 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 package [07:58] because there is an effort to get lirc into mainstream kernel going on [07:58] by the ubuntu media center team [07:59] and a standardization of remotes and such for it too [07:59] I can't wait for IVTV to be put in the kernel upstream [08:00] well its close enough with ubuntu :) [08:00] given that we build it on our kernel now [08:02] bjweeks, it will be awhile for ivtv to be in the kernel i'd expect though given its requirement for firmware [08:02] i'm not sure how that would be sussed out [08:04] glad I'm getting a pcHDTV card. yay for proper linux support [08:04] bjweeks, 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) [08:05] you'll have to add it to /etc/modules [08:05] but otherwise it should work fine :) [08:06] I think I saw that on the wiki page for feisty hardware. just more reason to look forward to gutsy [08:07] well thats if the v4l guys fix it for 2.6.22 [08:07] hopefully :) [08:08] where is testing needed? I need to get some use out of my year old LP account [08:09] bjweeks, have you grabbed a mythbuntu iso at all? [08:09] we need some opinions about the interface and setup and such [08:09] (being alpha 1 and all) [08:10] grabbing now [08:12] any 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] well it'd be better to grab the 32 bit [08:12] the 64 hasn't been updated in a few weeks [08:12] that is a very good reason [08:13] but otherwise, no other issues [08:15] when is the deadline for getting new packages in for gutsy? not sure what freeze applies [08:16] ooh i think its a ways off [08:16] probably around aug/sept [08:16] aug 16th [08:16] it looks [08:16] yeah, whatever UVF means [08:17] upstream version freeze, doh [08:17] upstream version freeze [08:17] it clicked right after I typed that [08:24] Daviey, you up yet? [09:20] superm1, pong [09:20] hey imbrandon [09:20] i was going to remind you again about the MOTU-council post [09:21] ahh right === imbrandon checks mail [09:21] imbrandon, and point you at this: http://www.mythbuntu.org/cgi-bin/awstats.pl [09:23] sufficient demand from the alpha 1 announce eh? [09:24] nice, 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 lighttpd [09:24] went from 800 load to 0.03 [09:24] :) [09:24] ( i host them too ) [09:24] the weird thing was that most of that wasnt from digg [09:24] only 50 diggs or so [09:25] right, you havent dugg yet, trust me [09:25] hehe [09:25] so our rss feed must be either subscribed by lots of others, or something to that effect [09:25] they had over 9k hits a minute [09:25] my god [09:25] lol yea [09:25] thats what i said [09:26] well at that point why not just leave on lighttpd, whats apache's advantage? [09:26] somebody does need to submit this to dig, unless you like your server [09:26] digg* [09:26] superm1, 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 though [09:27] so i left yall as is [09:27] unless you want me to change it over [09:27] ( to lighttpd ) [09:27] well thus far hasnt failed us - [09:27]