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mjg59calc: Yeah, you can't with the current approach12:16
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mikmorgthe driver disk could be checked for a 'casper-hooks' folder 12:20
mikmorgmt12:20
mikmorgcjwatson: I just tested your patch, and it works in casper at least12:20
mikmorgcjwatson: I have not tried ubiquity yet, however.12:20
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cjwatsonmikmorg: great12:38
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mikmorgcjwatson: I'm installing as we speak, to test ubiquity.12:47
calcheh looks like i should be shooting for half hour ooo builds ;)12:49
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mikmorgcjwatson: ubiquity works as well. Job well done!01:06
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calchot compile using ccache of openoffice.org in 42m5s 8)03:40
calcnot too shabby with my little system03:40
calcc2d 6300, 2gb ram03:40
minghuacalc: 42m5s is supposed to be a fast number, right?03:40
calcconsidering it can take some systems upwards of 8h yea03:40
calcooo has ~ 200MB just of object files03:41
calcafter compilation03:41
minghuano wonder not many people compile OO.o themselves :-)03:41
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calci think it has somewhere around 3GB of source03:42
calchmm maybe only 2gb after all03:43
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=== Hobbsee eeks
ajmitchhello Hobbsee 04:05
Burgundaviahey Hobbsee, ajmitch04:06
Hobbseehiya04:06
ajmitchhi Burgundavia, how goes unemployment?04:06
Hobbseebetter than exams, i'll guess04:06
ajmitchexams aren't too bad04:11
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Hobbseeajmitch: physics exams where i missed a lot of the content are!04:13
ajmitchtrue04:13
ajmitchbut I know you've been busy studying04:14
minghuahmm, physics exams, fond memories04:14
Hobbseeajmitch: of *course*.04:15
Hobbseenot.04:15
mneptokpop quiz!04:17
Hobbseehiya mneptok!04:17
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Hobbseelet's hope the answer to that is true04:18
StevenKmneptok: True04:18
mneptokyou people need more study time04:18
StevenKBut we don't want to study your pants.04:18
mneptokno one does. :(04:19
mneptoksanity, my old nemesis.04:19
ajmitchhello mneptok 04:20
ajmitchI never thought you had a problem with sanity?04:20
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Hobbseeajmitch: no, that's you, being the crotchety old man and all :)04:37
ajmitchright04:38
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Hobbseeawww, we never got below 30K open bugs.04:45
Hobbseemakes me wonder where the heck they all are, though04:48
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mneptokajmitch: i have no problem with sanity. mostly as i relegate to a small shed in the backyard.05:03
Burgundaviaajmitch: it goes05:19
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pygigood morning folks05:31
brycerrheya pygi 05:32
pygihello brycerr 05:33
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StevenKIt is just me, or should artigas have actually finished building glibc by now?07:58
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fabbioneStevenK: yes.. and it's hanging on an old version too08:08
fabbioneinfinity: ^^^^ could you please take a look?08:09
StevenKfabbione: Ta.08:12
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mvokeescook: hey! just read in your report that you investiage the SHA* usage in apt08:20
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dholbachgood morning08:47
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pittiGood morning08:54
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StevenKpitti: topic diff?08:55
pittiStevenK: removed hug day08:55
StevenKAh08:55
shawarmaStevenK: IRC client?08:57
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shawarmaStevenK: irrsi-scripts has /usr/share/irssi/scripts/topic-diff.pl which tells you exactly what was changed when someone changes the topic of a channel.08:58
shawarmaStevenK: Very handy.08:58
StevenKI've been meaning to update my irssi scripts.08:59
StevenKI've been told autorealname and lightbar are both crap.08:59
shawarmaI'm not familiar with those.08:59
StevenKThey are both *old*08:59
StevenKI need to fix my theme, too. The blue is a little too dark for black text.09:01
shawarmaStevenK: I found a bug in linda, by the way.09:02
shawarmaStevenK: It breaks when there are man pages with "::" in the filename.09:03
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StevenKKnown.09:04
dholbachcan a build admin give back at-spi on all architectures?09:04
StevenKI need to get around to uploading 0.3.2509:04
dholbachsame for gnome-vfs-obexftp on sparc please09:05
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pittimvo: good morning09:15
pittimvo: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!09:15
dholbachmvo: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! :-)09:16
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highvoltagemvo: happy birthday :)09:17
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stgraberany idea who shall I ping to have post right on ubuntu-devel ? I received a : "Post by non-developer to moderated list." when I wanted to answer to the guy asking about the testing tracker DNS problem09:29
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tepsipakkicould the automatic-bug-closing-feature be modified so that it doesn't spam bugs which are already closed?09:39
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tepsipakkiand where to file a bug if it isn't already?09:40
pochutepsipakki: I filed one. Bug 11867109:41
ubotuLaunchpad bug 118671 in soyuz "Changelog-Close feature tries to close already-closed bugs." [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11867109:41
tepsipakkipochu: nice09:45
pittistgraber: new iso tracker is great!09:54
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Lurepitti: re source NEW: do we need to do something special (like open bug in LP/MIR-like request) to get packages through source NEW? khalki and kde-tweak are there for weeks now...10:13
pittiLure: no, we just need more archive team power10:14
seb128I'm doing some source NEW atm10:14
pittiLure: I'll try to do more tomorrow, but due to seb128's and now Mithrandir's vac it is understaffed10:14
Lurepitti, seb128: ok, I just though that we did not do something right10:14
pittiLure: no, don't worry, we'll get to it; sorry for the delay10:15
Lurepitti: no problem at all, I just want to understand the process10:15
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seb128Lure: if somebody is not right you get a rejection mail10:15
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seb128s/somebody/something10:15
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dholbachpitti: does iwj do MIRs now? or who apart from you is it? (I'm asking because of libgda3)10:17
pittidholbach: iwj and me10:18
dholbachah ok - thanks10:18
pittidholbach: isn't it only a new upstream version of libgda2?10:19
dholbachyes10:19
dholbachpython-gnome-extras will build-depends on it10:19
dholbachand if we do something about planner, we can have the supported gda3 in main and dump gda2 to universe10:19
pittiright, I'm worried about the duplication, not a soname change10:21
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dholbachit's not just a soname change, but a separate maintained branch (gda3 more than gda2) - hopefully all upstream projects will soon switch to it10:24
pittiRiddell: FYI, strigi needs libextractor, which in turn needs mpeg2dec; these either need MIRs or get dropped10:26
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seb128Lure: khalkhi accepted10:34
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asacdoko: cjwatson: if you have a minute, please push the button to retry gnash on sparc :).11:01
cjwatsonasac: (I do not have access to do that)11:02
asaccjwatson: who has?11:02
seb128ups, I though you had11:02
seb128asac: infinity and doko then I guess11:03
cjwatsonasac: anyone in the launchpad-buildd-admins team11:04
dokoasac: was gtk updated in the meantime?11:04
seb128doko: I've uploaded a fixed gtk+ yesterday evening11:04
asacdoko: yes11:05
dokook, given back11:05
asacdoko: thanks!11:05
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seb128doko: can you also give back vlc on sparc?11:06
seb128and dasher everywhere11:06
dokoseb128: for the same reason?11:08
seb128yes11:08
dholbachsame for gnome-vfs-obexftp on spar11:08
dholbachand at-spi on all archs11:08
dokothe interface sucks for mass retries11:09
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asacdoko: do you know why openoffice shows up as an rdepend for firefox in dapper?11:12
dokoseb128, dholbach: all done11:12
seb128danke11:12
dholbachdoko: thanks a lot11:12
dokoasac: AFAICR it did buidl a plugin to show documents directly in the browser11:13
dokoshould be possible to reenable that for gutsy11:13
asachmmm but i don't see a plugin package?11:13
asacdoko: in gutsy there is mozilla-openoffice.org package in rdepends ... but in dapper there is just openoffice.org11:14
dokoopenoffice.org is a pure dependency package11:14
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asacdoko: ah ok ... its just a suggests ... which probably makes not much sense in dapper11:16
asaccool11:16
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iwjdoko: Can I ask you a question about weird compiler behaviour ?11:38
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dokoiwj: asking is free =)11:41
iwjThis is in glibc.11:43
Robot101therefore it costs extra? :)11:43
iwj:-).11:43
seb128Bixente: around?11:43
iwjI have an object file compiled from a .c file I added.  The build system generates various object files using different compiler flags.11:43
iwjIn the case of the *.os file, one of the aliases I put in the source seems to have been randomly removed.11:44
seb128Bixente: you packaged xfce4-time-out-plugin right? Could you fix debian/copyright to mention "Copyright (c) 2007 Jannis Pohlmann <jannis@xfce.org>" as copyright holder for panel-plugin/time-out-fadeout.c?11:45
iwjCompiler command line is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/25509/11:45
iwjThe compiler generates a file enospck.so which doesn't contain a weak alias __open (although it has invented __GI___open), despite me requesting it with strong_alias (which is glibc's macro for generating aliases).11:47
tepsipakkidoes someone know if the ubuntu apache has some trickery to make it work with utf8 filenames?11:49
tepsipakkior is it a feature of apache 2.x11:49
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iwj(What are these __GI_* aliases for, anyway?)11:51
thomtepsipakki: feature11:52
tepsipakkithom: excellent11:52
Bixenteseb128: ok i'll fix it11:53
seb128Bixente: I've just rejected the package and mailed you11:54
seb128Bixente: sources are un LGPL but COPYING and debian/copyright claim it's GPL11:54
seb128s/un/under11:54
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iwjdoko: ^12:09
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dokoiwj: sorry for the delay. but haven't worked with the __GI_* aliases yet12:13
iwjRight.12:13
iwjI'm not sure if my problem is anything to do with them.12:13
iwjWhat's going wrong is that the compiler is randomly not generating the alias __open (and a couple of others which are similar).12:13
iwjAnd only with certain compiler flags.12:13
iwjThe other versions of enospck.*o have it just fine.12:14
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dokodo you see the same behaviour with other compiler versions?12:16
iwjI haven't tried any.12:17
iwjIt takes about 4 hours to build so I'm not keen on that plan :-).12:17
iwjISTR reading something about these __GI_* symbols being something to stop the compiler removing things.  But I wasn't able to find anything resembling a coherent explanation.12:19
dokotry to build on ronne, with gcc-4.2 and gcc-snapshot installed; that should cut down the build times with a parallel build12:19
iwjYou really think it might be a bug just in this version ?12:19
iwjIt seems too clean a fault for that somehow.12:19
dokothe alias doesn't show up in the assembler file when building with -save-temps?12:20
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iwjOh, I didn't try that.  Let me see ...12:20
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iwjI see  .weak __GI___open  but no  .weak __open12:24
iwjIt's truly bizarre.  It generates the weak alias `open' but not `__open' and they're specified identically in the source.12:25
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iwjdoko: Err, it turns out that the difference is already in the -E output so it's the glibc build system that's doing it.12:36
dokofun :-/12:38
iwjI hadn't previously looked at the -E output _for the .os build_.12:39
StevenKiwj: There still appears to be a warning from update-alternatives. I'll investigate a little further and let you know anything more I stumble over.12:40
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iwjStevenK: Just a verbatim copy of the warning message would be sufficient.12:44
iwjIt's probably something upstream did.  They've reorganised it completely and turned on perl -w.12:44
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StevenKiwj: Use of uninitialized value in string ne at /usr/sbin/update-alternatives line 602.12:44
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StevenKiwj: It looks like a typo/thinko from my glance at the code.12:45
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iwjThis is with 1.14.4+svn20070602r802-0ubuntu1 ?12:47
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StevenKiwj: That's right.12:48
iwjIt's not a trivial thinko.  I'll go back to my libc problems so I don't get distracted.  Could you file a bug and assign it to me ?12:48
iwjDoes it happen every time ?  A bit of contextual transcript would be ideal.12:49
StevenKiwj: Ahh. I can reproduce it in a clean gutsy chroot by installing fakeroot.12:49
StevenKiwj: I'm happy to debug it and file a bug with a patch if you like.12:50
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iwjStevenK: Whatever you prefer but it might be easier for me as I've been more or less following what upstream have been doing.01:03
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iwjStevenK: But helpful would be a tarball of your /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives from before the run that produces the warning.01:03
StevenKiwj: The bug is already filed and assigned to you. Bug 11824601:11
ubotuLaunchpad bug 118246 in dpkg "update-alternatives warnings" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11824601:11
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iwjStevenK: Ah, excellent.01:11
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cjwatsonDAMN, I hate having a slightly sticky . key01:26
cjwatsonmv <glob that expands to two files> <tried to press . but it didn't quite work>01:26
ograjust remove the sesame seed :)01:27
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=== Keybuk wonders why g-p-m is so fucking stupid
Keybuk"Your battery has only 2m left!"01:40
ograheh01:40
Keybuk...no it doesn't!01:40
ogramine dies at 37% atm01:40
pittiKeybuk: two meters?01:40
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Keybukafaict, what happened was the first time I ran the new g-p-m, it profiled the period when it was on battery as I walked down the stairs01:40
ograand it tells me my battery is bad every boot 01:40
Keybukso now it is convinced that I only have 2 min of battery power, because that's the longest it's ever seen on battery01:40
Keybukof course, if I could run for longer on battery, it could re-profile01:40
Keybukexcept I can't, because g-p-m takes immediate action and shuts down my machine01:41
ogracan you define "profile" ? 01:41
Keybukogra: dunno, seems to be some new bullshit thing g-p-m does01:41
ograafaik it just gets live values from hal now01:41
ograg-p-m is dumb nowadays01:41
Keybukrather than just get the current time left from the battery, it profiles it01:41
ograhmm, weird01:41
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mjg59It's not dumb, just (currently) trying to be too smart01:43
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Keybukmjg59: I assume it's so it tells you how much time your battery really has left, based on real measurements01:43
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mjg59Yes01:44
mjg59I need to speak to Richard about it01:44
ograwell, hughsie likes to experiment at the beginning of a cycle ...01:44
Keybukwhat I don't understand is why it doesn't use the time the battery thinks until it has seen at least one full charge/discharge cycle01:44
ograusually he gets it right along the way01:44
mjg59Keybuk: Right, unless it has evidence that the battery deviates from what it reports it ought to trust the battery01:44
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Keybukyeah, it bites me really bad because it's coupled with two other major bugs01:44
mjg59I'll be chatting to him at guadec01:45
Keybuk1) full computer hang when you plug in the AC cord01:45
pittimjg59: will you do the laptop-mode-tools merge, or shall I try it myself? (can't test it, though)01:45
Keybuk2) Network Manager is unable to associate with the wireless on a fresh boot01:45
ograKeybuk, that sounds rather like hal or kernel 01:45
mjg59pitti: Sorry, I'll get to it01:45
mjg59Full computer hang = kernel bug01:45
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Keybukyeah, both seem to be kernel bugs01:45
Keybukthe NM one is weird, since dhclient itself just works01:46
mjg59Keybuk: Which driver?01:46
Keybukit looks like the kernel isn't giving the right info to HAL which isn't giving the right info to NM01:46
Keybukmjg59: ipw394501:46
StevenKKeybuk: Does it happen if you boot with the AC plugged in?01:46
KeybukStevenK: yes01:46
mjg59Keybuk: ipw3945 or iwlwifi?01:46
StevenKKeybuk: Neat.01:46
Keybukmjg59: ipw01:46
mjg59Ok01:46
mjg59I blame softmac01:47
KeybukI wondered whether it has anything to do with HAL gaining software-control support for the hardware kill switch on the Dells01:47
mjg59Doubt it01:47
Keybukbecause toggling the kill switch cures the problem01:47
mjg59I suspect it'd also work fine if you force a reassociation01:47
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Keybukmjg59: that doesn't seem to work01:48
Keybukthough not sure how to force one01:48
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ograKeybuk, what about reloading the module ? 01:48
mjg59Keybuk: While n-m is in the broken state (no green circles), select your network again01:49
ograthats what helps me on my broadcom01:49
Keybukmjg59: yeah, tried that, that doesn't fix it01:49
Keybukogra: doesn't fix NM01:49
mjg59ogra: He's already got a workaround, the aim is to try to work out what the problem actually is01:49
mjg59Keybuk: Ok. Just to check that the symptoms are what I think they are - n-m never associates (draws the first green circle)?01:49
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pygihey folks01:49
Keybukmjg59: NM never draws any green circles01:50
Keybukmjg59: it sticks at two empty circles01:50
mjg59Keybuk: Right.01:50
mjg59Keybuk: So n-m is never getting the association event. It's basically impossible for it to get that wrong, which means softmac is never sending it properly01:50
Keybuktoggling the hardware kill switch on and off makes NM draw the first circle, then the next01:50
Keybukright01:50
mjg59Toggling the hardware kill switch makes the interface reassociate without actually taking it down01:51
mjg59So it sends another event, which /does/ get through softmac this time01:51
Keybukwhich explains why dhclient works, since that doesn't bother checking ;)01:51
mjg59Yes01:51
Keybukthat sounds like an entirely reasonable description of a bug which would cause my symptoms01:51
pittignomefreak: iceape-calendar binary is empty; I'll accept it for now, but I guess it should be fixed01:51
mjg59You want to talk to Tim about that. He managed to track down the issue, though in 2.6.20 it only seemed to hit bcm43xx and zd1211rw01:51
gnomefreakpitti: ok thank you ill look at it today01:51
mjg59pitti: Sorry, things have just been hectic. I'm planning on blitzing all of this stuff during Debconf01:52
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pittimjg59: no problem, I just wanted to confirm that someone is at it01:52
pygiKeybuk: mhm ... since when it doesn't draw green circles?01:53
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mjg59pygi: When it's broken01:53
pygimjg59: oh, that's possible01:53
pygisorry01:53
Keybukpygi: "gutsy"01:53
pygiKeybuk: yea, didn't use that for wireless yet :-/01:53
mjg59Keybuk: We should actually fix that - replacing grey circles with green ones is an accessibility nightmare01:53
Keybukmjg59: nice weather for Debconf; I always think Edinburgh looks at its best in rain and thunderstorms01:53
Keybukit has the architecture and geography to carry it off with style01:53
mjg59Keybuk: Oh yes01:54
ograseb128, is gnome_sound_play still not switched to gstreamer ? it seems a but odd if apps start to introduce their own gstreamer dep to play one ping sound01:54
ogras/but/bit/01:54
seb128ogra: no, it's not, and they don't intend to I think01:54
ogragah01:54
ograso we'll have esd eternally ?01:54
ograthats bad01:54
asacpitti: thanks for letting iceape in ... gnomefreak will take care for -calendar01:54
gnomefreak:)01:54
seb128ogra: no sure of what the plans are, but I think somebody said they don't want to make every app link to gst only for that01:55
ograwell, adding gst to gnome_sound_play would make the apps depend on gnomenot on gst ...01:57
cjwatsonwould probably still affect desktop memory use a bit01:58
ograhaving a centralized function instead of loading the libs for every single app ?  i dont think that will make a *big* difference01:59
ograthe thing is that most apps have the gnome dep anyway02:00
seb128they are trying to deprecated libgnome and libgnomeui02:00
ogranw they get an additional one instead of fixing the actual problem02:00
seb128deprecate02:00
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ograah, that would work as well indeed02:00
ograanything that lets us drop esd is fine ... ;)02:01
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Riddelldholbach: human-icon-theme seems good to sync from debian, they've done some fancy packaging to include the appropriate distro specific bits.  shall I file a sync request?02:10
Riddelldholbach: it would mean losing our changelog is the only issue02:14
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Hobbseehey everyone02:38
zulhey Hobbsee 02:38
cjwatsonstgraber: you should be able to post unmoderated to ubuntu-devel now02:38
Hobbsee:)02:38
stgrabercjwatson: thank you02:39
cjwatsonspeaking of which, if anyone would like to get involved with ubuntu-devel moderation, I'd welcome community folks to help take care of that - please let me know02:39
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xxxxx1hello Hobbsee 02:39
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pygihi02:51
Hobbseehiya pygi 02:52
Hobbseecjwatson: out of curiousity - what's the S/N ratio on ubuntu-devel, pre-filtering?02:52
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cjwatsonHobbsee: counting or discounting spam?02:58
Hobbseecjwatson: um...perhaps both. 03:02
Hobbseecjwatson: what are the stats, when counting spam, or when not counting spam?03:02
Hobbseei was originally thinking with it - but both stats are useful03:02
cjwatsonHobbsee: counting spam it's like 40 or 50/103:03
cjwatsonHobbsee: discounting it, it's hard to say accurately because I tend to let whole threads through once they've started, but maybe 4/103:04
cjwatsonerr, you said S/N, so 1/403:04
Hobbseeas in, you're only letting thru 25% of non-spam mail.  wow03:05
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cjwatsonHobbsee: it's really hard to say, and it might be better than that03:11
cjwatsonactually, it probably is better than that, because I only see the stuff that's held for moderation03:12
cjwatsona lot of people's addresses are whitelisted03:12
Hobbseepoint03:12
cjwatsonhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelModeration has some guidelines I've been trying to establish03:12
Hobbseecjwatson: looks sane03:15
Hobbseeexcept maybe the "Point of contact for upstream developers to reach Ubuntu developers" - thoought that was -discuss03:15
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Hobbseethere can only be one mvo!03:21
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seb128mvo: cursing your provider again? ;)03:21
mvoseb128: oh yes03:21
pygimvo: why is your provider always so bad :P03:22
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mvoI think my ISP hates me03:22
StevenKmvo: "Oh T-Online, how I loathe and desipe thee?"03:22
pygimeh, T-* sucks very much03:22
Hobbseemvo: against ISP's?  yes.03:22
Hobbseemvo: even defenestration is allowed, in some circumstances03:23
StevenKI'm curious how you plan to defenestrate Telstra.03:23
Hobbseei'll find a way03:23
StevenKHeh03:23
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pygiyou cannot touch me03:24
pitti(funny word)03:24
cjwatsonHobbsee: oh, that part is just a quote from the original charter ...03:24
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Hobbseeah right03:25
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pbnGoddamnit, this machine is always being rebooted03:26
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seb128Riddell: when you open a sync request and a patch can be dropped could you mention which one or what it was doing and why it can be dropped?03:30
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Riddellseb128: sure, let me add a comment03:37
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pittiBenC: FYI, kexec-tools MIR approved, promoted03:38
BenCpitti: thanks03:38
Riddellseb128: done03:39
seb128Riddell: thanks03:39
BenCpitti: patch commited for typo in coredump handler03:39
pittiBenC: just saw it, thanks03:39
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BenCpitti: Current gutsy is an ABI bump, but if you want to test the tree, it should be good (sans lum/lrm)03:39
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dholbachRiddell: I think they drop the distro icon03:42
dholbachRiddell: that was last time I checked and I didn't just sync it03:43
dholbachRiddell: I don't care about the changelog, so if that's the only thing, .... :)03:43
seb128dholbach, Riddell: I did sync it sync there was a sync bug open03:43
dholbachRiddell, seb128: ok, I'll check it once again03:43
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seb128dholbach: though I didn't flush the sync queue yet so I can undo, let me know03:45
Riddelldholbach: distributor-logo.png is still there, with build system stuff to work out which one to put there03:45
dholbachRiddell: ok, sounds good03:48
dholbachlet's do it then03:48
RiddellI think seb128 is ahead of us :)03:49
pygihey dholbach 03:49
Riddelldholbach: are you going to look at tangerine-icon-theme?  I suspect it's in a similar position03:49
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dholbachi'll look at it in a bit03:50
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Hobbsee:)03:52
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pygiHobbsee: sorry, you know you can't do me anything03:53
elkbuntuHobbsee, is the stick in for repairs?03:54
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pygielkbuntu: nah, she knows she can't touch me03:54
elkbuntupygi, well of course, she wasnt going to... that's the whole point of the stick ;)03:54
Hobbseehehe03:54
Hobbseenope03:54
pygielkbuntu: no, no. I mean she can't do anything to me03:54
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pittidoko: ufsparse moved to main03:59
pittidoko: lp-solve as well, so happy OO.o building :)04:00
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wasabiscarey. latest upgrade... or something... broke /var/lib/dpkg/available04:04
wasabiEOF after field name Original-Maintainer04:04
wasabiSure enough, it was an empty field.04:04
wasabiFilled it in with "foo" and it works now.04:04
wasabiOriginal-Maintainer something new and perhaps busted?04:04
StevenKWhich package?04:05
pittiwasabi: that field exists for over a year, probalby just a particular package where it's broken04:06
dokopitti: thanks, will enable it04:06
wasabilibnss3-0d04:06
wasabiSure, but that package broke dpkg.04:06
wasabiThat's not really... good.04:06
pitti$ acsh libnss3-0d|grep Original04:06
pittiOriginal-Maintainer: Maintainers of Mozilla-related packages <pkg-mozilla-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org>04:06
pittihmm, looks fine here04:06
wasabiMine was empty.04:06
wasabiIn fact, that was the last field in my available file.04:06
fabbionewasabi: i have seen stuff like that happening at random with fs corruption or bad ram04:06
pittiwasabi: which version?04:06
wasabiWhich makes me wonder if something ... was torn off the end.04:07
fabbionei would rather spend time checking that than a broken package04:07
seb128looks like a local corruption indeed04:07
wasabibah.04:07
wasabi[51806.444903]  Call Trace:[51806.444925]   [<ffffffff802948ca>]  get_slab+0x1ca/0x260[51806.444931]   [<ffffffff80294a1d>]  __kmalloc+0xd/0x8004:07
wasabiThere's a stack trace in my dmesg. =0  And "nvidia" is in it!04:08
fabbionewasabi: before you do anything bad with available.. there are backup copies of that file04:10
fabbionemake sure to reboot, check the fs extensively and in case roll back the file to a copy04:11
fabbioneand then re-update the machine04:11
fabbionethat should fix04:11
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cjwatsonwasabi: you use XFS, don't you?04:18
cjwatsonwasabi: anyway, 'sudo dselect update' will refresh /var/lib/dpkg/available04:18
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cjwatsonfabbione: available is entirely downloaded from the net, so who cares04:19
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fabbionecjwatson: ehr.. of course you are right.. confused with another file in there04:22
StevenKstatus04:23
StevenKWhich is a little more important.04:23
StevenKI've seen filesystem corruption that managed to swap the contents of available and status. dpkg was quite confused by that.04:24
pittiRiddell: dolphin approved+promoted04:26
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sochi04:27
socdoes someone know the status/progress of upstart?04:27
socwhat is expected to be released with gutsy?04:27
pittiKeybuk for sure04:27
Riddellpitti: woo, thanks04:27
Riddellpitti: also I uploaded a copy of strigiapplet removing the build-depends on libextractor, it isn't actually used04:28
Keybuksoc: hi, how can I help?04:28
pittiRiddell: did you see my strigi IRC msg from this morning?04:28
pittiRiddell: heh, snap; great04:28
soci wonder what's the status of upstart ...04:28
Keybuksoc: from a strictly upstream POV, edgy shipped with 0.2.x, feisty with 0.3.x and gutsy will ship with 0.5.x04:29
socso what can we expect?04:29
Keybukthe principal thing we're working towards is being able to have sufficient flexibility to define when all the services should be running04:29
Keybukand have a consistency of operation as a result04:29
Keybukif we achieve that, then we'll begin the process of migrating to using it natively04:30
socah thx04:30
Keybukin hindsight, the version shipped with edgy was an interesting technology essay04:30
Keybukand wasn't actually ready to build on04:30
socso the guideline that only packages which were adapted to upstart are allowed to enter the repos isn't in effect yet?04:30
Keybukthe version we shipped with feisty was much, much better (over 70% of the code was changed)04:31
pittiRiddell: hm, no strigiapplet upload visible yet04:31
Keybukcorrect, we're about a release behind where we expected04:31
socah ok04:31
superm1Keybuk, will you also be writing a guide on properly migrating a package's init script to take advantage of upstart more appropriately?04:32
Keybuksuperm1: yes04:32
socbut even edgy worked without problems, seemed to be very good work04:32
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Riddellpitti: my fault, one second04:33
socso will tracker some time use upstart, too or is this a per-user setting?04:33
Keybuksoc: it was certainly very reliable04:33
soc^yes04:33
Keybukwhat's tracker?04:33
socnever failed to work04:33
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sochttp://www.gnome.org/projects/tracker/04:34
Keybukthe version in feisty was much more consistent, however.  especially with regards to how events and jobs behaved together04:34
pittiogra: the two that appear in my evo that say 8:00 and 18:00? :) (fridge + distroteam)04:34
soclike beagle, but without mono04:34
soc(and quite a bit faster)04:34
Keybuksoc: to start, you mean?04:34
socyes04:34
Keybuknot for gutsy04:35
socah ok04:35
seb128the indexing is by user04:35
seb128no?04:35
seb128it's using a .desktop autostart which works correctly04:35
seb128why do you want to change to upstart?04:35
ograpitti, well, isnt 18:00 CEST 16:00 UTC ?04:35
seb128ogra: 16utc is wrong time, meeting is 15utc04:35
soci didn't want to change it, i was just curious ...04:35
ograseb128, i know, i wa just asking which calendars was referred to04:36
soci'm trying to understand things a bit better04:36
pittiogra: right, meeting is at 1500 UTC/1700 CEST though04:36
ograseb128, since fridge says 16:00 UTC :)04:36
soccan somebody able to tell me, what is upstart's relation to dbus?04:36
ogra(and did so since yesterday)04:36
ograso i was wondering if i miss a new calendar04:36
Keybuksoc: dbus is a messaging bus, upstart is a service manager04:36
Keybuksoc: dbus is used to pass messages between applications04:36
socwill they be able to communicate or are they a completely different osi-layer?04:36
Keybuksoc: upstart is used to start and stop applications04:37
socyes, but is it possible to pass events through dbus to upstart?04:37
Keybuksoc: it is entirely reasonable that you would be able to communicate with upstart via dbus04:37
Keybuksoc: that is planned04:37
socah ok, sorry, if i sound a bit helpless ...04:37
Keybukthat's ok04:37
soci'm currently trying to learn proper debian packaging04:38
Keybukthere are some interesting overlaps between upstart, dbus and HAL04:38
pittiheno: colorblind approved+promoted04:39
socthe guys over at motu are really friendly and helpfull ...04:39
Keybukin particular, dbus "service bus activation" and HAL's add-ons/helpers04:39
soci hope that gets sorted out04:39
Keybukwe'll tackle those as and when we meet them04:39
henopitti: thanks04:39
socbut packaging something with checkinstall versus packaging with debuild/pbuilder is quite a difference as i experienced :-)04:39
superm1cjwatson, you got my mail with the patch that you had asked for the modularized glade?  You probably haven't looked through it thoroughly yet, but is that the general idea you were looking for? (I'd like to proceed with moving mythbuntu changes around that, so if it looks basically right I can continue)04:39
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socdoes someone know when fglrx will be updated to work with xserver 1.3 again?04:44
ogra... mailto:support@ati.com ?04:45
socno, a working fglrx was released some weeks ago, bit in gutsy there is a old version which doesn't work with xserver 1.304:46
ograah04:47
ograsorry then :)04:47
socno problem :-)04:47
sochate this laptop ...04:47
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socit's just not nice having to block 16 packages because of this damned ati driver04:47
Hobbseesoc: pin?04:48
superm1soc, or just disable the one in l-r-m for now, and use the package generation script in the .run file shipped by ATI04:49
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socyes, i did pin it ... wasn't sure of the right term ...04:52
socbut no problem, i'll wait for it ...04:52
socthe ubuntu developers do a really great job transforming this trash into an usable form ...04:53
pygisoc: ^_^04:54
johanbrsoc: A driver (alpha quality, probably) for the R500 ATI cards was just packaged for Gutsy. If that's what you have, you may want to try it out.04:58
socok i'm on it!!!04:59
Riddellpitti: Accepted strigiapplet04:59
socread about it, but didn't know that it was in gutsy already!!!!!!05:00
soci have an ati x1400005:00
johanbrThat must be a new card. :)05:00
socs/14000/140005:00
soci thought so too05:00
socbut in fact wouldn't be faster than a geforce 205:00
soc:-)05:00
soccrappy binary drivers05:00
socjohanbr: where do i get that driver?05:00
johanbrxserver-xorg-video-avivo in the standard repo.05:01
socweird name ...05:01
socmhh didn't see that ...05:01
socdon't see that05:02
socis it in main?05:02
socjohanbr: i don't find it ...05:03
johanbrSo it's probably not on your mirror yet.05:03
seb128it's not in main, no05:04
seb128and it's on gutsy only05:04
seb128it failed to build in fact, so no binaries yet05:04
socit's not on archive.ubuntu.com too ...05:04
socahok05:04
socthat explains it05:05
socbtw, why are there some xserver-xorg-video packages and some xserver-xorg-driver?05:05
socwhen can we expect a working build?05:08
cjwatsonsuperm1: I did, it looks pretty good actually05:08
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socah thx05:09
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superm1cjwatson, great.  I'll proceed with getting our glade stuff to fit in with it then05:09
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pygihey mvo :)05:17
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mardi_soirhello 05:17
mardi_soiri d like to say that an upgrade yesterday with a kernel image update made  a bad thing to grub .. grub.conf or menu.lst have been replace by a grub.conf without any windows Xp reference 05:21
mardi_soiron feisty linux .05:21
mardi_soirhop i will not happen on the futur :)05:22
mardi_soirand another thing i notice05:22
Hobbseeer, that's because you modified your grub list, and stuck XP in the autoupdated section, i expect.05:23
mardi_soiron a read only partion . nautilus do not allow to create a symbolic link (in order for exemple to make a link on  the desktop=05:23
mardi_soir (with right clic )05:24
mardi_soirsend link to desktop could be apreciate 05:24
pittiHobbsee: can bug 108870 actually be closed? It has a changelog which seems to indicate that05:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 108870 in kubuntu-default-settings "[Feisty regression]  install two or more debian files with right click on them and install doesn't work" [Low,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10887005:25
Tonio_pitti: hi :) Was about to drop the pmount dep for kdebase, but looking at the debian/changelod, I must say I don't know what to do05:25
Hobbseepitti: see -meeting.05:25
Tonio_pitti: it's bin removed by debian some time ago and they re-added it since it seemed to cause issues with HAL05:25
pittiHobbsee: ah, I see05:25
Hobbseepitti: i'm typing slowly today - i'm cold.  and i'm looking thse bugs up, and waiting on LP each time.  this takes time, from an au connection, so please be patient with me.05:26
pittiTonio_: the dependency is not necessary any more since edgy05:26
pittiTonio_: we tested that already05:26
Tonio_hum, okay, let's upload a fix version then, I have a couple of other fixes to commit05:26
pittiHobbsee: oh, I wasn't hurrying; IRC is horribly lagging for me, so I didn't see your replies fast enough05:26
pittiTonio_: great, thanks05:27
Hobbseepitti: fair enough.  18 second lag on each launchpad page here...05:27
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mardi_soirHobbsee,  yes i guess but it a problem 05:30
mardi_soirit is 05:30
pittiseb128: btw, please give me some gutsy crashers and dups of them, I wanna test my new toys :-)05:30
Hobbseemardi_soir: you wanted to make XP boot by default, or change the boot order?05:30
Hobbseeand so moved the XP block into the autogenerated kernel list?05:30
seb128pitti: maybe it's time to enable apport again ;)05:30
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pittiseb128: nah, I really want to get the private bug filing sorted out first05:31
pittiseb128: the malone fix for that is in review now05:32
mardi_soirHobbsee, the problem is solved .. but i have modified the grub.conf for my sister's computer .. . (to make menu looks good with a custom string instaead of "ubuntu version" who looks bad for her .. and after a update windows was not present .. 05:32
pittiseb128: btw, I'll clean up the existing CoreDump.gz attachments soon05:32
seb128good idea05:32
pittiseb128: the rejected/duplicate/fixreleased ones don't need discussion05:32
bddebianHeya05:32
seb128pitti: I've to run after the meeting but I can send you some crashes and dups tonight or tomorrow morning05:32
pittiseb128: WDYT about the ones on open bugs which have a broken retrace?05:32
Hobbseemardi_soir: but did you move the windows section inside the autogenerated list?05:32
mardi_soirHobbsee, yes05:33
pittiseb128: btw, you can re-tag existing bugs to have them retraced again, then they will get into the dup db05:33
Hobbseeright.  then there's your problem.  you can modify the strings and such fine05:33
seb128pitti:  broken retrace because of the retracer or because the crash file is outdate or b0rked?05:33
seb128pitti: k05:33
pittiseb128: hard to tell automatically05:33
mardi_soirHobbsee, yes this is the reason of my presence here .. to notify develloper about this . :)05:34
seb128pitti: that them so we can review the list easily?05:35
seb128s/that/tag05:35
mardi_soirHobbsee,  a set of sed instruction could easyly solve this i guess 05:35
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pittiseb128: I actually have another idea05:35
pittiseb128: ok, I'll leave the core for open non-dup bugs for now and think about it some more05:35
seb128pitti: ok05:35
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pittimardi_soir: btw, there is a bug about that, let me look05:36
pittimardi_soir: bug 2141205:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 21412 in grub "Default update-grub behaviour is not intuitive with respect to user modifications" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/2141205:37
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mardi_soirok pitti thank 05:38
pittiubotu: mdz recently said that we shuold really aim for a solution for this in gutsy, so there's some hope :)05:39
pittierm, mardi_soir ^05:39
pittiwhat made me type ubotu??05:39
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Tonio_pitti: talking about the upload queue, can you confirm me if kio-umounwrapper is still in NEW please ?05:44
seb128Tonio_: it's not good to be accepted05:45
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Tonio_seb128: ah ?05:45
seb128I switched to somethijng else this morning but I think there was problems with it05:45
seb128let me look quickly05:46
Tonio_thanks05:46
Tonio_seb128: I noticed an issue in the postrm file after uploading, I wanted to fix once accepted05:46
seb128ah right, I think that was the one call debconf to an install script but which is not using debconf in fact05:47
seb128s/call/calling05:47
seb128and do you need all those comments?05:48
seb128Tonio_: please fix the debconf use, out of that it looks ok05:49
seb128I've to run, later05:50
iwjpitti: So what's this about apport and a separate place where crash reports get filed ?05:50
Tonio_seb128: debconf ?05:50
Tonio_seb128: I didn't notice debconf stuff in it.... talking about dpkg-divert usage maybe ?05:50
pittiiwj: (CC: asac) the immediate solution which will give us 90% of the desired effect is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CrashReporting05:50
seb128Tonio_: grep for debconf in the prerm05:51
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Tonio_seb128: ho indeed, evil.....05:51
pittiiwj: in short: file bugs privately, have the retracer do its job, delete the core dump, and then subscribe the triaging teams05:51
seb128later05:51
pittiiwj: longer-term solution is to introduce a proper 'crash table' concept into Launchpad05:51
iwjpitti: Oh, yes, that sounds very sensible.05:51
pittiiwj: kiko and Bjorn have some concrete ideas about that, and we had a ~ 90 minute discussion about the behaviour05:52
iwjSorry, I should have read it before asking.05:52
pittiiwj: that approach will avoid bug spam and a totally public data exposure, but it intrinsically limits the number of people who can take a look at the crashes, of course05:52
pittinp05:52
iwjIndeed.05:52
asacpitti: good is that we get access-control 05:53
asacpitti: from launchpad.05:53
pittiright, and we never expose core dumps to humans at all05:53
asacpitti: but i still have a bad feeling about using bugs to process crashes at all05:53
pittiasac: why?05:54
Tonio_hum is that necessary to increment the version number f a package still in NEW ?05:54
pittioh, crud -- it just occurs to me that dup detection of Python crashes doesn't work ATM05:54
asaci mean ... it somehow heavy weight imo05:54
pittiTonio_: no, it isn't05:54
asacand not really flexible05:54
Tonio_pitti: thanks05:54
asace.g. i think we get a crash db anyways?05:54
pittiTonio_: please ask seb128 or me to reject the old one though, so that we don't get confused about which one to accept and which to reject05:54
pittiasac: we will, right05:55
asacfor duplicate matching ... why not contain info in that05:55
pittiasac: but the 'master' crash will be escalated as a bug anyway05:55
asacyes right05:55
pittiso whether the place where we store it has a 'crash' or a 'bug' label doesn't really matter05:56
asaci would open a master crash when i see a crash that happens multiple times05:56
pittiin terms of storage space or workflow05:56
pittiyou have to review the crashes in both cases05:56
Tonio_pitti: you can reject the old one now, I'm about to upload the fixed package05:56
Tonio_pitti: in fact I already uploaded it :)05:56
pittiI haven't found an use case so far that showed me how a separate crash table that humans interact with makes things any eaier05:56
pittieasier05:56
asacpitti: i don't know ... if they are one time crashes i usually don't want to look at them05:56
pittiTonio_: great, thanks05:56
asacpitti: at least if there is no good testcase05:56
pittiasac: so don't :)05:56
pittiasac: so, the separate crash table would be easier for prioritizing etc.05:57
asacand having all these wierd crashes associated with a bug id, sounds heavyweight05:57
asace.g. all get backups ... stays available forever et al05:57
pittiasac: NB that we *will* get it; what I'm saying is that private bugs are 'almost' as good for now05:57
asacah ok :)05:58
asacpitti: if its an intermediate solution then its pretty elegant05:58
pittiso, I'll see to making this dup stuff work for python crashes, too, to make cjwatson and evand happy :)05:58
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pittiTonio_: oh, what was the pacakge name?06:00
pittiTonio_: ah, kio-umount wrapper?06:00
Tonio_kio-umountwrapper06:00
Tonio_pitti: true06:00
pittiTonio_: ok, I killed the old one06:00
pittiTonio_: oh, there are more; killing the middle-aged one, too06:01
Tonio_pitti: there was 3 uploads ???????06:02
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pittiTonio_: yes, apparently so06:02
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Tonio_hum lure probably uploaded after me in fact...06:02
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HobbseeIs any member of management of Canonical going to comment on http://www.linspire.com/linspire_letter.php anywhere public?06:14
pygiHobbsee: wasn't that already commented on?06:18
elkbuntupygi, by who? where?06:18
pygielkbuntu: oh, that's new06:19
pygiI saw the last letter I think06:19
Hobbseepygi: not by a person from Canonical, i believe06:19
pygiHobbsee: indeed, sorry. I was refering to the old letter.06:19
Hobbseepygi: it's hit planet and such, and is getting responded to.06:19
Hobbseeahh06:19
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pygiHobbsee: great, double bed :-/06:20
Hobbsees/bed/bad/?06:20
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pygiHobbsee: no, the bed :P06:23
pygibecause they have pact with two completely opposite sides06:23
Hobbseeoh right06:23
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pygiHobbsee: ^_^06:30
Hobbseehm?06:31
pygiHobbsee: just read the letter. He's trying to say he's not doing anything bad, and we should all follow his way :P06:31
elkbuntuaka 'come to the dark side'06:32
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Hobbseeheh06:33
pitti*shrug* apt-get install microsoft-office would certainly be good for improving the chance of Linux to get adopted widely06:34
pittiso, as much as I love free software, that guy has a certain point06:34
Hobbseecommercial repo's presumably the solution to that06:36
pittiHobbsee: well, commercial repo is the vehicle06:36
pittibut you need something to put into it :)06:36
evandit struck me that he was using the lure of microsoft software to mask the fact that he was really making a deal over patents.06:37
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pittiM$ did a really good job of nailing people tightly to their products once they started using it06:37
Hobbseeyeah, true that06:37
pittievand: right, that's the bit that is frightening me (just as with the Novell deal)06:37
pittibut some people I know are mainly nailed to things like their extensive collection of Excel spreadsheets and scripts, etc.06:38
pittithey don't actually need the Windows beneath it, but they do need e. g. office06:38
pittiso, we can only hope that there's something in for the free software world as well, and that all those Novell/Linspire deals aren't just a Trojan for more patent wars06:40
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evandindeed06:41
AmaranthI'm actually leaning toward the theory eben moglen had06:42
Amaranthat least i think it was him06:42
Amaranthmicrosoft doesn't want to piss off businesses by threatening to sue them but it does want to stop the developers06:43
Amaranththese deals give them a way out of the problem, the businesses will be safe06:43
pittiAmaranth: interesting, how so/06:44
pitti?06:44
pittidoor bell -> brb06:44
Amaranthhttp://youtube.com/watch?v=6YExl9ojclo&v306:44
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wasabiSo does Debian or us have any policy about generating debsums for each package?06:46
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the_dark_lordhello06:48
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rohanis there any way to disable libata in feisty, without rebuilding the kernel ? e.g. by blacklisting a module or so ?07:29
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pittiyay, python crash dup detection works now07:39
rohanbtw, this is strange .. first with the stock feisty kernel, libata was enabled .. then in build .16-23 it was disabled.. and now again in .16-29 it is enabled .. why are so 'major' changes taking place in a _Stable_ release ?07:40
pittirohan: that change was a major fault in -16.28 and thus was reverted again in -16.2907:40
rohanpitti: oh .. that was the best thing that had happened to me :(07:41
pittirohan: we will make sure to avoid such things in the future, we had a big discussion about it07:41
rohanlibata works really horribly here, causing cd drive timeouts every now and then07:41
pochupitti: that's great :)07:41
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mathiazWhat is the role of linux-backports-modules package ?07:59
pittimathiaz: AFAIUI, it's for post-release updates which we do not want to force upon a default install08:00
mathiazpitti: thks. What are the solutions to provide a module that is not included in the kernel ?08:02
pittimathiaz: that's quite tricky; common practice for now is to provide a -source package and use module-assistant08:03
mathiazpitti: hum. That's how things are done for apparmor now.08:03
pittimathiaz: but I thought the modules were supposed to get into the proper kernel package?08:04
mathiazpitti: is there a way/common practice that avoid end users compiling the module ?08:04
pittimathiaz: not really; we either put it into linux-ubuntu-modules, or provide a source08:05
pittimaintaining a separate package and follow the ABIs is way too much effort08:05
mathiazpitti: well. I misunderstood that part. What goes into the kernel is a small patch that make it possible to compile the module08:05
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pittimathiaz: OIC; it won't go into l-ubuntu-modules then?08:05
mathiazpitti: NAFAIK08:06
mathiazpitti: for now, it's just the 2 line patch that goes into the kernel.08:06
mathiazpitti: I misunderstood that part. I thought it would be the whole module.08:07
pittimathiaz: we should discuss that on the ML08:07
pittimathiaz: also in conjuntion with the apparmor MIR08:08
pittimathiaz: even if the kernel would provide the modules by default, I have the feeling that apparmor is just not mature enough yet to be put into main now; even less so if there are no kernel modules available08:08
mathiazpitti: ok. I'll send an email to ubuntu-devel.08:08
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mathiazBTW, what's the difference between linux-ubuntu-modules and linux-image ?08:12
wasabiENV{FOO} in a udev rule. What does this refer to?08:13
wasabiENV{ID_FS_TYPE} actually.08:13
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shawarmawasabi: by the looks of it, it checks the value of an environment variable by the name of "ID_FS_TYPE". Just a guess. 08:24
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DexterFhi08:25
pittimathiaz: linux-image is by and large upstream kernel, and -ubuntu-modules are 3rd party drivers (e. g. linux-wlan-ng, external wifi drivers, etc.)08:25
DexterFnfs issue: got an nfs v3 server, have some shares in fstab here on 7.04, and tho I can access them they don't show up in "mount" or "df". how come?08:25
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DGMurdockIIIhi08:47
DGMurdockIIIhas then been any work dose on making the sound better in ubuntu08:48
DGMurdockIIIwork done*08:48
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crimsunwhat do you mean by "making the sound better"?08:55
crimsundriver? audio theme(s)?08:55
DGMurdockIIIdrivers08:58
crimsunsure, there's ongoing work.  Do you have something specific in mind?08:58
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cjwatsonturk_: why do you need to?11:05
cjwatsonit goes in the parent of wherever you're building. if you want it somewhere else, build somewhere else or else move it afterwards. :)11:06
turk_yeah; i'm looking for a way to automate something and i was just wondering why it wasn't an option11:07
cjwatsonit's also not just dpkg-buildpackage involved, it's scripts called by debian/rules11:07
cjwatson(e.g. dh_builddeb but not quite everything uses that)11:07
cjwatsonso it's much more reliable to just have it be fixed11:07
turk_ok, thanks for the info11:08
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siretartasac: new python-debian in debian now, which should fix your problem. please report if it doesn't11:37
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asacsiretart: ok cool. thanks!11:50
pkernIs Henrik Nilsen Omma here?11:53
mc44pkern: heno, he is offline now by the looks of it11:57
pkernmc44: Thanks.11:58
mc44pkern: try in european working hours :)11:58
pkernWell I just received a mail from him.11:58
pkernAn hour ago.11:59
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