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wasabiiwj: Curious about the state of mdadm in the initramfs. I'm personally have some issues (won't work) on feisty with it. Fixed them up by removing most of the code in local-top/mdadm and replacing it with a procedure that always does a full scan to build a config file, and assembles everything. Do you have any plans with regards to this?01:24
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owhI'm trying to fix a bug in gphpedit. I think that the problem is that a parameter being passed is defined as a gint, but expected to be a glong. There are over 300 parameters to check. I'm using dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -b to build the package. How do I get the compiler to tell me of these mismatches?01:36
Burgundaviaowh: try in -motu01:37
owhHeh, I just came from ubuntu-bugs, but I'll ask. Tah.01:37
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Viper550hello!03:34
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jsgotangcoViper550: wow long time no see03:36
Viper550Unfortunately, I'm not using any Linux anymore, the hard drive in one of my older computers died, and we had to use my Linux hard drive to get it back up and running03:36
Viper550Speaking of getting things back up and running, I heard Dell has Ubuntu now. It's old news, but still03:39
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Viper550You know how most newer systems have those recovery partitions and all that jazz?03:40
jsgotangcoyes03:44
jsgotangcoeven the dells with ubuntu have those03:45
Viper550really?03:45
Viper550But, how does it work? Is it a *ironically* Norton Ghost image or something?03:46
jsgotangconot sure can't remember, it has does files though03:47
jsgotangcos/does/dos03:47
Viper550But, anyway, here's my idea: we should code a system recovery system, a full-featured recovery for Linux system builders, open-source03:48
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pittiGood morning07:13
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Hobbseehi all07:32
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pygimorning08:18
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pittiHobbsee: was bug 108870 verified now?08:44
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/10887008:44
Hobbseepitti: not yet.08:44
pittiHobbsee: so I assign this to you if you don't mind?08:45
Hobbseepitti: herd 2's...when?08:45
Hobbseeno, that's fine08:45
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Hobbseeoh, and breakfast08:45
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pittigreat, so all tribe-2 bugs have assignees now08:46
pittiHobbsee: June 28th08:46
Hobbseei dont consider kubuntu-team to be an assignee08:46
Hobbseeright08:46
pittiHobbsee: sorry, June 19th08:46
Hobbseewhat???08:46
Hobbseeoh fudge, i thought it was later08:46
pittino, bogus08:46
Hobbseeokay, will look when i get home.08:46
pittiJune 28th is right08:46
Hobbseegood.08:46
pittiJuly 19th was tribe-3 already08:47
Hobbseehehe08:47
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Hobbseeclearly08:47
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shawarmaIn theory, if someone were to upload a package with this copyright/license (last three lines): http://search.cpan.org/src/CFRANKS/Perl6-Junction-1.30000/README    What would happen?08:47
shawarmaGood morning, by the way :)08:47
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=== pygi doesn't see any problem
pygishawarma, I do believe however that you're supposed to add COPYING and stuff then08:48
shawarmapygi: It's mostly to do with the "All rights reserved" bit.08:48
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pygishawarma, meh, yea, he claims authorship rights08:49
pygievery author claims that08:49
pygiwhetever you have that written or not08:49
pygi(/me has law, had his exam few days ago :P)08:49
Hobbseehaha08:51
Hobbseepoor pygi 08:51
pygiHobbsee, I'll pass with A even :P08:51
Hobbseewoo!08:51
Hobbseedo the rest of my exams then.08:51
pygiHobbsee, nah, I'll fail some :P08:51
pygiLike informatics :p08:51
shawarmapygi: I see. I was under the impression that that particular statement Conflicts: GPL..08:51
pygiHobbsee, but I'll get A from organization :p08:51
pygishawarma, IMHO it doesn't.08:51
Hobbseeheh08:51
pygishawarma, I do however think that the package must have COPYING and stuff, otherwise you need to add it08:51
pygishawarma, is perl under gpl?08:51
shawarmapygi: Hm. Yes, I see what you mean.08:51
pygishawarma, if possible, just mail the author and tell hjm to remove the line. But what we're talking here are authorship rights, and GPL grants other types of rights:08:52
pygimaterial ones, which would be: distribute, say about it (advocate), reproduce (use, whatever), and modify08:52
shawarmapygi: Ok. Interesting.08:53
pygishawarma, what licence is perl?08:53
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pygiHobbsee, which exams do you have left?08:54
shawarmapygi: See /usr/share/doc/perl/copyright :)08:54
shawarmapygi: It's GPL-1 and Artistic.08:54
shawarmapygi: AFAIR08:54
pygiGPL1 or later, and Artistic08:55
pygigot it ^_^08:55
Hobbseepygi: maths, electronics08:57
pygiHobbsee, I can pass the second one for you ^_^08:57
Hobbseeoh good08:57
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pygiwith pretty good grade I think as well =)08:57
pygimath I have as well08:57
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pygishawarma, any more questions? :)09:01
pygihey Zdra 09:01
shawarmapygi: I just took a peek at some existing packages. libtext-format-perl, for instance, has a "all rights reserved" bit in there, and also does not contain a COPYING nor LICENCE file.09:02
Zdrahello pygi09:02
pygishawarma, I really think *every* package has to have that09:02
pygishawarma, it isn't connected to that particular bits09:02
shawarmapygi: I know. I'm just saying. :)09:03
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shawarmapitti: Archive admin question for you:09:03
shawarma08:47 < shawarma> In theory, if someone were to upload a package with this copyright/license (last three lines):  http://search.cpan.org/src/CFRANKS/Perl6-Junction-1.30000/README    What would happen?09:03
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shawarmapitti: Also, the package (like many other perl packages, it seems) does not have a LICENSE or COPYING file or anything to that effect.09:04
pygiZdra, If I manage to get around this segfault I'll show you something ^_^09:05
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pittishawarma: that's indeed invalid, and I reject such pacakges09:15
pittishawarma: there must be a verbatim copyright text in the orig.tar.gz, and debian/copyright must either point to common-licenses, or also have a verbatim copy, or at least have a pointer to perl's installed copyright file09:16
Zdrapygi: I'm curious :)09:16
pygishawarma, told ya ^_^09:17
lifelesshave a good weekend09:20
pygilifeless, same ^_^09:20
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pittimvo: erk, why does gksu rely on the password prompt for determining whether the password was wrong; shouldn't it be enough to look for 'Sorry, try again.'?09:26
mvopitti: it probably should09:28
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shawarmapitti: Ok, thanks.09:33
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mvopitti: is there a bug open for this already?09:35
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pygimvo, he's gone :P09:36
dholbachgood morning09:36
pygihey daniel09:36
dholbachhey Mario09:36
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pittihi Tonio_ 09:53
pittiTonio_: do you know how kdesu works? I just found out that it never forgets my password (bug 88580)09:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 88580 in kdebase "kdesu accept any password" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8858009:53
Tonio_pitti: yes, kdesu is a mess09:54
pittiI already grepped my ~ and /tmp, and cannot find my password; where the heck is it stored?09:54
Tonio_pitti: in fact it doesn't remember the password so asks for it everytime09:54
pittiTonio_: well, it asks every time, but it accepts any password09:54
Tonio_but if you already gave the good password a few minutes ago, a bad password will be accepted09:54
pittiTonio_: but if I quit the desktop session, kill -15 -1, and log in again, it should be gone for good09:55
pittiand it isn't09:55
Tonio_pitti: I wouldn't consider this a security issue as a bad password is accepted when it shouldn't ask for a password09:55
Tonio_pitti: here is the point : http://www.launchpad.net/kdesudo09:55
pittiTonio_: right, but the point is, it should ask for a password if I never entered it at all09:56
Tonio_pitti: a project I and other guys are working on to replace kdesu for gutsy09:56
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pittiand after sudo -K and everything09:56
Tonio_pitti: that works better but needs improvement to replace kdesu fully (kcontrol etc...)09:56
Tonio_pitti: if we succeed, there is a plan to make a class for kdelibs to make it to work correctly with sudo09:56
shawarmapitti: Perhaps kdesu doesn't use sudo as a backend, but implements it itself?09:56
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Tonio_pitti: but that'll take time..... kdesu is very complex, there is no easy way to fix it, except replace the code09:57
Tonio_pitti: so the current plan is to replace kdesu in gutsy, hope we succeed09:57
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Tonio_pitti: kdesudo already works correctly, just has problems when called within a kcm module, since it misses a few command line options09:58
pittiTonio_: ah, I see, I still had a sudo stamp for it, so sorry for panicking; that apparently survives logout09:58
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Tonio_pitti: well yes, the way kdesu works with sudo is a bit hackish....09:59
Tonio_pitti: if you're interested in kdesudo, I'd appreciate your opinion reguarding the code concerning the security, as it'll have to go through the MIR process :)09:59
pittiat least I'm calmed down now again, seems it doesn't store my password anywhere :)10:00
Tonio_pitti: hehe :)10:00
Tonio_pitti: kdesu doesn't, indeed10:00
Tonio_it just asks for your passwords, then calls for sudo that doesn't require your password, so the bad password succeeds10:00
Tonio_evil isn't it ? ;)10:01
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Tonio_pitti: btw kedsu will of course fail with any kind of custom sudoers file, for example if you want to give a simple user a "nopasswd" access to one command only10:03
Tonio_pitti: that's one of the many problems we have with it...10:03
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Tonio_Lure: hey ;)10:04
Tonio_Lure: you know c++ right ? ;)10:04
LureTonio_: right10:06
shawarmapitti: It's amazing. I've pulled out 10 lib*-perl packages at random to see how they've done their COPYING or LICENSE or whatever they'd felt like calling it.. *None* of them had one.10:07
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shawarmapitti: It seems libgnome2-perl has one, but that's only GPL-2 (not the usual "same terms as perl itself").10:08
Tonio_Lure: we need people to help on the kdesudo part, which is important for gutsy :)10:08
Tonio_Lure: interested joining the team ?10:08
LureTonio_: I can look into this, but has very limited time in next couple of weeks10:09
Tonio_Lure: sure :)10:09
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Tonio_Lure: well it is pretty advanced now, the currently point is to add all the command line options kdesu has, to make the replacement easy10:09
Tonio_Lure: you should joint the team on the launchpad project page :)10:10
LureTonio_: can you write down in e-mail what is there and what is to be done?10:10
Tonio_Lure: will do thanks10:10
pittishawarma: yeah, that stuff is a mess; I wonder how all that passed Debian NEW10:11
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shawarmapitti: No idea. 10:12
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Mirvmdke_: hi, what about ubuntu-docs updates for Ubuntu 7.04? (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-translators/2007-March/001039.html)10:19
Mirv("we will ensure that we do translation updates during the life of Ubuntu 7.04)10:20
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pittimvo: hm, I just looked into libgsku, doesn't seem to be that easy; do you know that code?10:21
mvopitti: a bit10:21
pittimvo: I'd like to upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/sudo.8556.debdiff, but that currently breaks gksu (it doesn't notice wrong passwords and just exists)10:22
mvopitti: out of curiosity, does it work when you give it a message without a space in it?10:23
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pittimvo: oh, I don't know, let me try10:24
pittimvo: hmm, there's a g_strsplit() in the su handler, but not in the sudo one10:25
pittimvo: indeed, that works10:26
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pittimvo: [sudo] _password_for_martin:  -> that works10:26
pittimvo: [sudo]  password for martin:  -> breaks10:26
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mvopitti: I do not have the code in front of me currently, but I do remember that there is a lot of parsing and ugliness. I wish there was a simple protocol to talk to sudo10:29
mvopitti: the trouble is that the current approach does e.g. not work with callange-response authentication methods in gksu10:30
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cjwatsonpitti: err, practically every perl module in existence has that boilerplate licence statement10:32
cjwatsonpitti: are you going to reject several hundred packages from the archive?10:32
cjwatsonpitti: it's entirely standard and well-understood in the Perl world10:33
pitticjwatson: not from the archive of course, but I do reject such packages from NEW10:33
cjwatsonshawarma: I would accept that provided that debian/copyright clarifies10:33
cjwatsonthat is standard practice10:33
shawarmacjwatson: Remind me to upload on you archive-admin day, then :)10:33
pitticjwatson: we essentially distribute orig.tar.gz's without any license at all10:33
cjwatsonpitti: we really don't, it's completely clear10:33
cjwatson"under the same terms as Perl itself" is a licence10:33
pitti'the perl license' is not a license, and it's not even a fully qualified pointer to a license10:33
cjwatsonit may be a licence by reference, but it is a licence10:34
cjwatsonit says that if the licensing of Perl changes then the licensing of this package does too *shrug*10:34
pittiit's not even clear that it is "perl, the programming language" instead of "perl, the hackish scirpt that pitti distributes on his homepage10:34
cjwatsonoh, come on10:34
pitticjwatson: right, but we are talking legalese here...10:34
shawarmaIt's quite amazing. Out of 122 packages whose README has "same terms as" somewhere in it, only 10 packages have either a COPYING or LICENSE file.10:34
cjwatsonit's totally obvious in the field, and I claim that any judge would agree with me10:35
cjwatsonlegalese does not have to be code10:35
pitticjwatson: with common sense I agree to you, but with common sense we wouldn't need to be so picky about all the source new checking10:35
pitticjwatson: so, of course I won't make a fuss about all the existing perl modules10:35
cjwatsonwe have so many examples of this that it should be grandfathered anyway10:35
pitticjwatson: but there has been stuff in source new which was similar and refered to less prominent projects10:35
pittiand for new Ubuntu specific packages I just don't accept it10:36
cjwatsonif you go and ask a Perl module upstream to change this they'll look at you like you were insane10:36
cjwatsonbecause it is *not* *unclear*10:36
cjwatsonI agree it needs to be clarified in debian/copyright, but really, that's all it should take10:36
pitticjwatson: IMHO debian/copyright is much less important10:37
pittiwe need to have a license for distributing the tar.gz; a pointer to perl in debian/copyright is fine since within a distro we know what perl is10:37
cjwatsonwithin the IT industry we know what perl is10:38
cjwatsonI think it is specious to claim otherwise, honestly10:38
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pitticjwatson: I already said that I won't make a fuss about perl10:38
cjwatsonparticularly since there is no other consistent referent; it is obvious that the software is designed to work with Perl, the programming language10:38
pittibut I did reject stuff that refered to less common projects and which was ubuntu specific10:38
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pittizakame: xmms2 FTBFSed on amd64, can you please have a look? I let it sit in the NEW queue for now10:55
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Tonio_seb128: ping ?11:06
seb128Tonio_: hi11:07
Tonio_seb128: hi ;)11:07
Tonio_seb128: I'm attempting to package nm 0.6.5, we need it for kubuntu/knetworkmanager11:08
pittiTonio_: great!11:08
Tonio_seb128: the gnome applet has been splitted from the source code, which means new package, revu process etc...11:08
seb128Tonio_: I'm happy to do it11:08
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Tonio_seb128, pitti: is the complete process required, cause that'll take a lot of time to get the new package in11:08
seb128Riddell: I don't, I've no account there and I don't intend to create one11:09
Riddellalthough I can NEW it now :)11:09
pittiTonio_: *shrug* for my sake just upload it, and we'll review it in NEW11:09
seb128I get dholbach usually to add comments for me there :p11:09
seb128well11:09
Tonio_pitti: okay11:09
ogradoes anyone know from the top of his head where i can adjust the keepalive time for tcpd ?11:09
seb128don't upload a n-m which drops the applet before packaging the new one11:09
pittiTonio_: as long as it's a standard /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/gnome.mk package without much fuss and works, it shouldn't be too bad11:10
Tonio_seb128: of course, I'm not that stupid hehe ;)11:10
Tonio_I'll upload them at the same time11:10
Tonio_probably with the new knetworkmanager too11:10
Tonio_pitti: okay same process than with kde packaging in fact11:10
pittiseb128: why, the deb won't disappear automatically11:10
Tonio_pitti: the applet might not be compatible, 0.6.5 is a major change11:11
pittiTonio_: ^ you can upload them independenty *as long* as they do not break the nm-applet <-> n-m daemon ABI11:11
seb128pitti: does the old applet work with the new version?11:11
pittiTonio_: right, that's what I was aiming at11:11
pittiseb128: nevermind, see above11:11
seb128right11:11
Tonio_seb128: adunno at the moment11:11
Tonio_seb128: what I know is that the new applet won't work with the old backend11:11
pittiTonio_: ok, so please uplaod the new gnome pkg first, with a strict enough dependency to network-manager11:12
Tonio_but as ascending and descending compatiblity are not the same problem, that might work, indeed11:12
Tonio_pitti: okay11:12
pittiif old applet works with new daemon, that's good11:12
Tonio_pitti: well I may have the new daemon package available soon, I might ping here for people to test11:13
pittiI'm glad to help with testing11:13
seb128I can do testing as well11:13
Tonio_great, thanks ;) I'll test the kde part11:13
Tonio_it's also important to test the vpn plugins....11:14
Tonio_I don't have any sisco router to test vpnc, but I can test the openvpn part11:14
pittican't help with that, sorry11:14
seb128me neither11:15
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shawarmacjwatson: The error message says that g_thread_init should be called before *any* other glib call..11:17
cjwatsonam I supposed to add gobject.threads_init() to the top of my program?11:17
cjwatsonshawarma: it does, but the documentation says "Before you use a thread related function in GLib"11:18
pittithat's what I see for gksu as well11:18
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pittibut it seems to only be a warning and relevant if you use it at all11:18
shawarmaseb128: You seemed to know somethings about that? (the g_thread_init error thing)11:18
cjwatsonpitti: well, ubiquity's segfaulting, which is kinda hard for a python program, so *something's* wrong :)11:19
pitticjwatson: some gtk library probably uses it?11:19
slomocjwatson: even import gtk; or import pygtk; will call glib functions so you can't call it as first glib function in python11:19
shawarmaslomo: Then *they* should call it.11:19
seb128there is some discussions upstream11:19
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33185311:19
ubotuGnome bug 331853 in general "Handle using gslice before g_thread_init() better" [Normal,Reopened]  11:19
slomoshawarma: see the comments on the upstream bugreport and the list discussion :)11:19
seb128you can call g_thread_init() as a workaround for now11:19
seb128http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-devel-list/2007-January/msg00005.html also11:20
cjwatsonso, that's from January and reportedly breaking our installer in June, so I need to consider whether a workaround is available11:21
seb128cjwatson: yeah, we just upgraded to glib 2.13 some weeks ago11:23
seb128call g_thread_init() at the start of your program to fix it11:23
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cjwatsonseb128: sadly, http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gtk-devel-list/2007-January/msg00035.html indicates that I cannot, because I call setlocale at various points through the program11:36
pkernAny Ubuntu sysadmin in here, familiar with the Sobby instance Ubuntu hosts?11:36
cjwatsonthough I guess if I never *create* threads ...11:36
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Tonio_seb128: there is a fixed kio-umountwrapper waiting for you in new, if you have a moment11:38
Tonio_seb128: we need a MIR fo this for kubuntu, so it'd be nice to have people testing this in universe a bit before ^^11:38
blackskadcjwatson: don't you create a new thread every time you call gtk.main? (just a guess...)11:38
seb128Tonio_: will look into it11:39
Riddellpkern: #canonical-sysadmin11:39
pkernRiddell: Thanks.11:40
Tonio_seb128: many thanks11:40
seb128you're welcome11:40
cjwatsonblackskad: my understanding may be lacking, but I didn't think so. For example, the documentation of g_main_depth says "The main loop recursion level in the current thread" which implies that main loop recursion doesn't create threads11:42
pygicjwatson, it shouldn't11:43
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cjwatsonslomo: 'import gobject; gobject.threads_init(); import pygtk' would be fine though, wouldn't it?11:51
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slomocjwatson: no idea11:52
cjwatsonslomo: actually, pygtk is fine; look at the module, it doesn't import gtik11:53
cjwatsongtk11:53
seb128cjwatson: do you use gnome-vfs or something that could make use of it like gtk fileselector?11:57
seb128because it's multi-threaded11:57
seb128cjwatson: I'm not sure that setlocale is really a problem11:58
pittiseb128: bug 106350 was handled in an SRU, but the gutsy task is still open; can that be closed?11:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 106350 in metacity "Metacity crash corrupts future Gnome sessions" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10635011:58
seb128pitti: closed12:00
pittiseb128: likewise for bug 10748412:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 107484 in control-center "Launch Music Player should be mapped to KEY_MEDIA (0xed in X)" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10748412:00
pittisiretart: can bug 104332 be closed in gutsy? (I think so, but I'd like to make sure)12:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 104332 in rdesktop "Segmentation Fault (core dumped)" [Undecided,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10433212:01
pittisiretart: it was fixed in an SRU for feisty already12:02
seb128pitti: closed as well12:02
pittithanks Seb!12:02
seb128you're welcome12:02
pygiseb128, you're getting a lot of thanks today :p12:02
seb128;)12:03
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Tonio_pitti, seb128: http://tonio.homelinux.org/temp12:05
pygiseb128, mhm, let me ask you one question, so you can earn one more :)12:05
Tonio_pitti: new NM packages, untested, so if you want to check the old applet compatibility..... it's there12:05
pygiseb128, how sane is it to patch brasero so we'd update language pack for baltix folks?12:05
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seb128pygi: what do you mean?12:05
pygiseb128, well, baltix folks contacted me that translation to lithuanian (fix my spelling pls!) is a bit broken, and wondered whetever I could introduce a patch in the package12:06
seb128Tonio_: no new kio-umountwrapper in the queue12:06
pygijdong, poke12:06
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Tonio_seb128: hu ? pitti removed the old ones yesterday12:09
seb128the only one in the queue is 7 days old12:09
ompaulorga got a momemnt?12:09
pitti  225218 | S- | kio-umountwrapper    | 0.3-0ubuntu1         | seven days12:09
ompaulmoment even 12:09
pittiTonio_: that's the most recent one12:09
Tonio_seb128: okay can you drop that all ? I'll upload the new one after that12:09
pittiTonio_: done12:09
seb128no need to drop anything you can just upload12:09
Tonio_pitti: maybe my yesterday's upload didn't reach NEW12:10
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Tonio_seb128: uploaded, should be in NEW12:11
seb128Tonio_: no12:13
pittinot yet, in 2 minutes12:13
pitti(packages are accepted every five minutes)12:13
Tonio_oki12:13
pittiseb128: xdg-user-dirs binary-NEWed12:13
seb128pitti: danke12:13
seb128pitti: you will get a MIR for it soon ;)12:13
shawarmaompaul: You may have more luck if you also spell "ogra" correctly :)12:16
ompaulshawarma: there is that ;-) there is always that 12:17
ompaulogra got a momemnt?12:17
ompaulhahaa12:17
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cjwatsonseb128: gnome-vfs> no12:24
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seb128Tonio_: kio-umountwrapper accepted12:29
cjwatsonpitti: bug 114296 is an interesting point. Does restricted-manager write out a list of the packages it installs anywhere?12:30
ubotuLaunchpad bug 114296 in ubiquity "running restricted-manager before installation can break system" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11429612:30
cjwatsonnote that ubiquity copies the live session's xorg.conf to the installed system12:31
pitticjwatson: right, I was just going to ask you about that12:32
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pittiATM it doesn't write out a list, it has those hardcoded in the per-module handlers12:32
pitticjwatson: if we want to make this work, I could add a small script that prints out that list12:34
pitticjwatson: it's easy to write, it's just hackish and doesn't fit into the main restricted-manager binary12:34
Tonio_seb128: super, merci !12:34
seb128de rien12:35
pitticjwatson: right, or just put the list of installed packages in some log file if you prefer that12:35
cjwatsonpitti: maybe something that prints out the list of packages that would need to be installed in order to fit the current configuration (disclaimer: I have never looked at restricted-manager)12:35
cjwatsonpitti: a log file could be trickier if restricted-manager were run multiple times12:35
pitticjwatson: right, let's call it 'status file'12:36
pitticjwatson: but that's specific to X.org drivers anyway, right?12:36
pittisince we don't copy other files, such as installed firmware bits12:36
cjwatsonno, though we should carry over the list of packages you requested in restricted-manager anyway12:37
cjwatsonand what we copy now isn't necessarily exactly what we ought to copy ...12:37
cjwatsonpitti: I've created a bug task on r-m12:37
pitticjwatson: ATM, writing the list of installed packages is identical to list of installed X.org driver packages, but that will change soon12:38
pittian interesting use case is e. g. installing the vmware guest tools into a running live system in vmware12:39
pitti(we don't have them yet, but that was the idea)12:39
pitticjwatson: so, that's easy to maintain as well, just a different function in the code12:39
pitticjwatson: something like /var/cache/restricted-manager/installed-packages ?12:39
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pitticjwatson: bug updated and milestoned12:43
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cjwatsonpitti: in fact, there's an even neater option12:47
cjwatsonpitti: restricted-manager could ship a hook script in /usr/lib/ubiquity/target-config/ that just does whatever's necessary12:48
pitticjwatson: indeed12:48
cjwatsonpitti: it can call 'apt-install <package>' (note: *not* a typo for 'apt-get install') to ensure that <package> remains installed12:48
cjwatsonor is installed off the CD12:48
pitticjwatson: I like that, avoids special-casing ubiquity for r-m12:49
cjwatsonyeah, and avoids needing to create another interface12:49
pitticjwatson: files in there are just executables? or are there any other form requirements?12:49
pitticjwatson: i. e. could it be a Python script? 12:50
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cjwatsonpitti: arbitrary executables; you can query the debconf database, but please don't use INPUT or GO; it doesn't check exit code at the moment, but please exit 0 on success obviously12:51
pittiright, no need for debconf for me12:51
cjwatsonoh and since it's connected to debconf please don't output stuff to stdout12:51
pittigood point, thanks12:51
ompaul312:51
cjwatsonstderr is fine and will end up in syslog12:51
cjwatsonI'll update the bug12:52
pitti(already doing so)12:52
cjwatsonpitti: go ahead then, please reject the ubiquity task12:52
pittidone; I think I noted everything important12:53
pitticjwatson: apt-install is just in $PATH in the context of those scripts?12:53
cjwatsonpitti: yeah12:55
cjwatsonit's in /usr/lib/ubiquity/compat but that's an internal detail12:55
siretartpitti: oh, you're right. closing it now!12:56
dholbachdoko: do you have any idea about  http://daniel.holba.ch/temp/glom.ftbfs ?12:56
pittisiretart: thanks12:56
cjwatsonpitti: note that it won't be able to install packages from the network, though12:57
cjwatsonjust stuff on the livefs or on the apt archive on the CD12:57
StevenK% grep -c '====' debian/patches/99-update-autoconf.dpatch12:57
StevenK54012:57
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pitticjwatson: hm, good point; I just call synaptics ATM12:57
shawarmaStevenK: Which package?12:58
pitticjwatson: however, it shouldn't matter, I think; you cannot activate e. g. fglrx on the live system for the same reason12:58
dholbachStevenK: what's the problem with the patch?12:58
pitticjwatson: I'll look at that12:58
StevenKshawarma: cyrus-imapd-2.212:59
StevenKdholbach: It's from a MoM-merge. Evidently, Debian changed it again.12:59
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dholbachStevenK: if those patches break, it's usually a matter of     rm debian/patches/99-update-autoconf.dpatch; cdbs-edit-patch 99-update-autoconf ... autoconf; rm -r autom4te.cache ... - so not that bad, no?01:00
StevenKdholbach: I think this patch actually updates configure.in as well, so it gets a little painful.01:00
dholbachhrm01:01
dholbachthat's why we usually split those patches01:01
StevenKActually, it doesn't. Excellent.01:02
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pittimvo!01:04
pittimvo: can you please upload a new compizconfig-settings-manager with Arch: s/any/all/?01:04
mvopitti: *cough* sure01:05
pittimvo: 'k, rejecting the current one then; it's fine otherwise01:05
pittimvo: (so please reuse the version number)01:05
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mvo_pitti: thanks, new version uploaded01:08
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pittimvo_: it doesn't, usually that's a horribly broken debian/rules clean01:10
pittiI saw packages which need some five minutes to clean just because they think they need to run configure for that01:10
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StevenKpitti: I'm over here. :-P Yeah, I found it. clean-patched depends on configure for some screwed reason.01:11
pittiwhoops, sorry :)01:11
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dokodholbach: not at first sight01:31
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shawarmaUm, how does the new ifrenaming stuff work? I've a machine whose only interface comes up as eth1, but since we don't use /etc/iftab anymore, I'm a bit lost.01:45
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fabbioneshawarma: /etc/udev/rules.d01:46
fabbionegrap there for the mac address01:46
fabbionethere are autogenerated rules for that01:46
shawarmafabbione: Aw, crap.01:46
shawarmafabbione: Thanks, though!01:46
fabbioneit's funny to see udev fighting with itself when you have 2 interfaces with the same mac address :)01:47
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shawarmaOk, so now I get how it figures out which interface should have which name. How does it actually do it? ifrename is missing, it seems.01:48
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fabbioneshawarma: apt-get source udev ?01:50
fabbioneit's probably naturally coded in there rather than using yet another external program01:50
shawarmaOk, so if I'm too lazy to reboot, my only hope is to reload the driver and have udev detect it again?01:51
fabbionethat will do01:51
fabbionermmod modprobe will do01:51
shawarmaOnly problem is that the driver is not a module (it's inside user-mode-linux).01:52
shawarmaOh, well.01:52
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shawarmaasac: I'm not getting any video on youtube with the gnash plugin?02:23
asacshawarma: does gnash start?02:23
shawarmaasac: I got sound?02:23
asacoh ... happens on any video?02:24
shawarmaUm... havent' tested all of them :) But all that I've tested, yes.02:24
asacyou have a link so i can verify that it works here?02:24
shawarmaFor a split second, I see a grey area that seems to have the correct size, but then it disappears.02:24
shawarmahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYM__s3R5q002:25
asacoh you even don't see a grey area? .. no 'flash' area at all?02:25
shawarmaasac: No, just white.02:25
shawarmaasac: It's been a week or so since I did a full upgrade, could that mean anything?02:26
asachmm ... usually not, but i am unsure what latest gtk brought so maybe try02:26
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shawarmaasac: Will do.02:27
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asacshawarma: do opengl apps otherwise work for you?02:29
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shawarmaasac: glxgears work like a charm02:30
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asacand mplayer with opengl as well?02:31
sn0shawarma there was a new ver of gnash, just incase you aren't aware02:31
shawarmaasac: Yup.02:31
sn0http://www.miriamruiz.es/weblog/?p=68 fyi02:31
asacasw: 02:31
asacups02:31
sn0it mentions the gstreamer packages required for youtube browsing02:32
shawarmasn0: Yes, I believe that's what asac packaged?02:32
asacsn0: i think shawarma is testing my upload :)02:32
sn0oh my apologies then :-)02:32
asacyes my upload superseeds that one02:32
sn0thanks for the upload asac 02:32
asaci uploaded to debian the same without easy-codec feature02:32
asacbut i think it will be in NEW until after debconf02:33
shawarmaasac: Just a sec... which version of the plugin am I supposed to be looking at?02:33
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asacshawarma: what do you get on console?02:33
asac0.8.0... something02:34
asacshawarma: if you didn't install today then ;)02:34
asac...02:34
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shawarma0.8.0~cvs20070611.1016-1ubuntu2 ?02:34
asacyes02:34
asacthats the one02:34
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shawarmaasac: Nothing on the console..02:36
asacnothing?02:36
asacthats wierd02:36
asacyou sure that you use gnash in firefox? take a close look at about:plugins02:36
shawarmaIt's gnash alright.02:37
shawarmaasac: Hm... gimme a sec.02:37
sn0must try this new gnash also, would be nice to get rid of adobe 02:37
asacsn0: its actually better than i expected02:38
asac:)02:38
shawarmaasac: Uargh..  Just updated gstreamer packages. Now I get huge amounts of alsa stuff.02:38
sn0\o>02:39
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asacshawarma: oh ... maybe thats my bad02:39
shawarmaasac: Uh!02:39
shawarmaasac: It works.02:39
asacnaturally 02:39
shawarmaasac: :-P02:39
asacplease try easy-codec as in mail02:39
asac:)02:39
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shawarmaasac: Updating gstreamer and rebooting firefox helped.02:40
sn0how is the cpu usage with it shawarma / asac ?02:40
shawarmaasac: Wtf?!??02:40
shawarmaasac: Um.. Now it's back to adobe? How did that happen?02:40
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shawarmaasac: Um.. It works now. I must be an idiot.02:43
shawarmaasac: Is the preference option in the menu supposed to bring anything up?02:43
xxxxx1anyone here have experience with ia64?02:44
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xxxxx1the buildd log of my package on ia64 fails due to -m64 not being recognized.02:45
asacshawarma: yes, the menu appears to be not bound to any action (except Quit)02:50
shawarmaasac: Alright.02:51
shawarmaasac: Well, it seems to work on youtube now, at least. Break.com seems to not be so grand, though.02:51
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pittiwhoops, shit; I forgot NOMAILS for the autosync run03:05
pittisorry for the bug spam03:05
pittis/bug/-changes/03:05
StevenKpitti: Just out of interest, did the autosync pull across Linda?03:05
pittiStevenK: just flushed, can't say any more, but you'll see it on -changes03:06
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pitti  17 N   15.06.07 15:03 Ubuntu Installer  Accepted linda 0.3.25 (source)03:06
StevenKYay03:06
StevenKThanks.03:06
Hobbseehiya pitti 03:07
Hobbseepitti: NOMAILS?03:07
Hobbseewho gets mails for it anyway?03:07
pittiHobbsee: to not send mails to -changes for autosyncs03:07
Hobbseeahhh03:07
seb128pitti: did you sync purple-plugin-pack on Debian?03:07
pittiseb128: yes?03:07
seb128k, just weird to have it under dholbach's name when it should be autosynced03:08
pittiseb128: he requested the sync in a bug03:08
pittiseb128: maybe it was too new for the last autosync run03:08
seb128I know about the bug; I've ignored it waiting for the next autosync run ;)03:09
seb128I'm wondering if anybody does new package synced while Tollef is not there though03:09
seb128s/synced/syncing03:09
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sochi03:12
socdoes someone know where the xserver-xorg-video-avivo driver is?03:12
mjg59soc: FTBFS. I'm looking into it.03:13
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Tonio_pitti, seb128: just a bit of polishing/documentation concerning the patches and nm 0.6.5 should be available03:14
socah thx03:14
seb128rock on03:14
soci would be really really happy to throw this frglrx crap out ...03:14
socis there somewhere a page with server logs to see why the avivo build failed?03:16
socis there already a decision on how avivo will be used among radeon and fglrx?03:16
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pittisoc: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-avivo/0.0.1-0ubuntu2, click on the architecture03:16
StevenKLooks like a missing Build-Depends on autotools-dev.03:17
socconfigure: error: cannot run /bin/bash ./config.sub ...03:18
socmhh03:18
socor maybe a bash/dash incompatibility?03:18
mjg59StevenK: config.sub is not a symlink03:18
socmh no, it seems to use bash explicitely ...03:18
StevenKmjg59: Actually, the build rm -f config.{guess,sub} and then ./configure tries to execute config.sub03:19
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mjg59Oh, so it does03:19
mjg59How the hell did that build in my chroot?03:19
Hobbseechroot on crack.03:19
StevenKThat's between you and your chroot. :-P03:20
mjg59It was a fresh pbuilder03:20
Hobbseepbuilder on crack, then.03:20
socwhen can we expect a corrected upload?03:22
socsomeone on it?03:22
mjg59About 5 minutes?03:22
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socok cool03:23
socthx03:23
sochow do these build servers work?03:23
sochow much time does elapse between upload and build?03:24
pittisoc: source needs to get published first, which happens every hour03:24
socah ok03:24
pittisoc: everything that is uploaded until :00 gets published at :3503:25
socso in 35 minutes?03:25
socah ok03:25
pittino, build will start in ~ 1 hour03:25
cjwatsonsoc: that's when the source gets published, and then at minimum another hour to build and publish the resulting build03:25
socah ok03:25
socis there a specific reason that it doesn't gt published immediately?03:26
StevenKcjwatson: Got a tick for a PM?03:26
cjwatsonStevenK: sure03:27
socok thanks to everyone for the information03:29
mjg59Ok, uploaded03:30
mjg59Should be fine now03:30
socthx mjg5903:30
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socis it necessary to update the xserver to 1.3 to install avivo?03:31
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soci had to pin 1.3 because the fglrx driver don't work03:33
socs/don't/doesn't03:33
mjg59I don't think we use any 1.3 API03:34
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mjg59But it's been built against 1.3, so it's possible03:34
sabdflhey Hobbsee03:34
Hobbsee:)03:34
sabdflhi mjg5903:34
socok thanks03:34
socanother question:03:34
mjg59Also, if you have an X1650 or later this isn't going to work yet03:34
mjg59The init code still doesn't handle them fully03:34
socwhich driver will be used for ipw3945?03:34
socok, i have a x140003:35
soci'll report back03:35
mjg59soc: If it's stable enough, iwlwifi03:35
socafter i installed avivo03:35
socok, that sound sgood03:35
mjg59Right now it's still about as stable as a drunk one legged man on a ship03:35
socparts of dscape were already introduced in feisty, ewren't they?03:35
Hobbseemjg59: iwlwifi?03:35
socah ok03:35
socis iwlwifi currently used?03:36
mjg59Hobbsee: Yeah03:36
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socbecause my wireless doesn't work anymore :-)03:36
mjg59soc: Not sure, I haven't checked yet03:36
mjg59Quite possibly03:36
StevenKmjg59: During a storm? :-)03:36
mjg59Since it's hit mainline03:36
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mjg59Hobbsee: Oh, sorry - intel wireless lan driver03:36
mjg593945 and 4965 support03:37
Hobbseeoh right.  03:37
Hobbseeneat.  a free one, presumalyb?03:37
mjg59Yes03:37
Hobbseewoo!  :)03:37
mjg59ipw3945 needs the non-free daemon and doesn't drive 496503:37
socwithout binary userspace regulator ...03:37
Hobbseeyep03:37
mjg59On the other hand, it works - something that iwlwifi doesn't handle so well03:37
sochope it will be stable, so we can remove the ipw3945 driver03:38
socwhat about 2200/2100? are there any plans yet?03:38
soce. g. to port them to the new api or is this not a top priority as long as it works?03:39
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mjg59soc: There's no real reason to port them to the new API03:40
mjg59They'll need to be ported to the new config API at some stage, but that's about it03:40
socah ok03:41
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socwhat about building packages with dh_make?03:54
socis this different?03:54
socsorry, wrong window ...03:54
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loolMithrandir: Heya; I see you did some bluez-utils updates; does the org.bluez.serial.Manager DBus interface work for you in newer versions?  Can you list devices with obex:/// in nautilus?04:00
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Hobbseelool: he's on leave04:01
loolOh04:02
loolOk, thanks04:02
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dholbachlool: did you pair your phone with your machine?04:02
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dholbachlool: did you restart nautilus?04:03
dholbachlool: which bluez-utils version do you have?04:03
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looldholbach: The phone works with obex://[]  urls04:08
looldholbach: I have bluez-utils 3.11-0ubuntu104:08
Tonio_seb128: http://tonio.homelinux.org/temp04:08
dholbachlool: hum, what's the problem?04:08
Tonio_seb128: all n-m 0.6.5 is there, a few patches not applied, documented in the changelog04:09
looldholbach: obex:/// is empty and the test case python script for serial devices doesn't work for me04:09
Tonio_seb128: I'd like someone to confirm it basically works before uploading ;)04:09
loolLooking at the code, I don't understand how it's ever going to really start a subservice, but well04:09
Tonio_if someone here wants to help on testing....... I don't have or use gnome so.....04:09
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looldholbach: I've read http://blogs.gnome.org/jamesh/2007/06/11/obexftp-changes/ and expected obex:/// to work, but well04:10
seb128Tonio_: I'll look in a moment04:10
dholbachlool: hrm, best to ask jamesh04:10
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Tonio_seb128: great, thanks04:10
looldholbach: Does it work for you?04:10
dholbachlool: yes04:11
looldholbach: I thought it might be some discrepancies between phones04:11
dholbachI tried before I uploaded gnome-obex-vfsftp04:11
dholbachmight be04:11
loolThe rest of gnome-vfs-obexftp works for me04:11
jwendellhi, dholbach 04:11
dholbachhi jwendell04:11
jwendelldholbach, a doubt: is there any way to get php4 back to feisty?04:12
jwendell(i guess no)04:12
dholbachjwendell: it's not supported any more and we're happy to not have it in - if we'd get it back people would expect it to be supported in some way04:12
dholbachjwendell: but I'm far from being an php expert04:12
jwendelldholbach, i'm asking it in order to know what to do with bug 10234304:13
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102343 in kdemultimedia "mixer cannot be found" [Undecided,Rejected]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10234304:13
jwendelloh04:13
jwendellbug 10284304:13
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102843 in Ubuntu "php4 feisty" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10284304:13
dholbachjwendell: best to reject with a friendly reply saying that we don't want to pretend to support it04:14
jwendelldholbach, yeah, thanks04:14
dholbachthank YOU04:15
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pygiZdra: poke04:59
Zdrapygi: pong04:59
pygiZdra: got a little time?04:59
Zdrapygi: yes04:59
pygiZdra: add (mario dot danic at gmail dot com) and try talking to me04:59
pygijabber protocol04:59
Zdrapygi: ok 3sec05:01
Zdrapygi: done05:02
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pygiZdra: got your request, but since I can't authorize you (just yet), start the talk :)05:02
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jetscreamerso what kind of questions do i get to ask in here05:11
jetscreamer:)05:11
hungerjetscreamer: Not stupid stuff like those you just asked... only philosophical questions on the essence of ubuntu are allowed here;-)05:13
jetscreamerwasn't stupid, just ignorant05:13
hungerjetscreamer: Maybe... I'm not a native speaker.05:14
jetscreamerah05:14
jetscreamerso i can complain about how i think something should be done another way, but not ask how to do something, right? :)05:15
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Hobbseejetscreamer: you can do both05:16
Hobbseejetscreamer: howeve,r the former will probably be ignored, unless it's sensible, and the relevant devloper happens to be watching05:16
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hungerjetscreamer: That is basically what I try to do... I usually end up asking how to do something that recently changed though.05:16
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jetscreameroh ok. i thought i wasn't supposed to ask how to do 05:18
jetscreamerthanks05:18
hungerjetscreamer: You aren't.05:19
hungerjetscreamer: But people are friendly... 05:19
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Hobbseejetscreamer: you arent supposed to ask to ask, you're supposed to ask whatever.05:24
Hobbseebut i'ts development of ubuntu, not about ubuntu, and universe stuff goes to #ubuntu-motu, as the topic says.05:24
Hobbsee#ubuntu for general support questions, although you probably get away with teh odd one in here.  maybe.05:24
jetscreameri don't have any questions atm, much... just wondering where to ask them. 05:25
jetscreamerlike ... "wtf is this locales!!!"05:26
jetscreamer:)05:26
Hobbseeheh05:26
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Hobbseewhich can usually be answered witha  google search, or an apt-cache show <packagename>05:26
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Hobbseejetscreamer: usually people will tell you how to find an answer, rather than giving it to you05:26
Hobbseejetscreamer: the whole thinig about giving a man a fish, vs teaching him to fish.05:27
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jetscreamerHobbsee: the ubuntu locales package differs from the debian one. i want to remove all locales except for en_us* .  05:28
jetscreamerthen there's this belocs-locales thing05:28
jetscreameranyway05:28
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jetscreamerme neither05:28
jetscreamerno biggie though05:28
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stgraberRiddell: About miniracer, pitti sent me a mail to have more information about those files as well, they basically are the output of GtkRadiant a level editor (mapping tool as they say), the .pak is the standard archive file for Quake 1 / Quake 2 engine and contains .bsp and some other level information file. You can find a .tar.gz with all the tools and file required to generate them.05:55
Riddellstgraber: so the .bsp files are opened and saved by GtkRadiant?05:58
stgraberRiddell: A bit different, you can get a .map back from the .bsp, the .bsp is a .map + lighting and rendering settings06:00
stgraberRiddell: the .map is also provided in the mapping tools .tar.gz06:01
stgraberRiddell: Seems to work the same way with all Quake-based games ...06:01
Riddellstgraber: I don't see any .tar.gz in the miniracer sources06:06
stgraberthey have done a separate one06:07
stgraberhttp://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/miniracer/miniracer-tools-1.0.2.tar.gz?download06:07
stgraber"Mapping tools and sources" they say06:07
Riddellstgraber: so the .map is the source to the .bsp?06:09
Riddellwhat's the source to the .pak?06:10
stgraberRiddell: there aren't any source, it's just an archive containing .wav, .tga and other textures06:15
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stgraberRiddell: but they should have put a copy of its content in a seperate archive, opening .pak doesn't seem to be easy at all 06:17
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Riddellstgraber: I'll reject this then, you need to upload it with a new .orig.tar.gz that contains the .maps for the .bsp's and whatever the preferred modifiable form of the .pak is06:22
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cjwatson_ok, I hope nobody minds, but I'm going to promote celementtree back to main, as bzr needs it again; it was in main in edgy so I assume this is ok06:42
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stgraberRiddell: ok, in such a case is it ok to alter the original .tar.gz as taken from their website ? and how should I put the .map and others sources file as there are no command line tool to build them (gtkRadiant is a gui) ?06:46
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Riddellstgraber: yes, i think you have no choice but to alter the .orig06:48
Riddellstgraber: mkdir sources and copy the files in, add a README.Debian file describing which files are needed and where to get them upstream06:49
Riddellstgraber: you can also add a rule in debian/rules to do it automatically if possible so it's easier to repear in future06:49
stgraberok, will do that when I have some time06:51
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jwendellHi, folks07:19
jwendellwhich software cares about hotkeys on laptops?07:20
jwendelli mean, when i press Fn+FX, which program is run?07:20
mjg59Ubuntu, Kubuntu or Xubuntu?07:23
jwendellubuntu07:23
jwendellseb128, any idea?07:24
jwendelli'm asking because bug 10415507:24
ubotuLaunchpad bug 104155 in linux-source-2.6.20 "[regression]  Fn+F10 (eject) doesn't work on feisty" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10415507:24
jwendellwhich seems not related to kernel07:24
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mjg59jwendell: gnome-settings-daemon07:25
jwendellmjg59, do you have any clue about that bug?07:26
mjg59No07:26
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mjg59But gnome-settings-daemon is the right package07:27
seb128not sure07:27
seb128depends if it generates the right keycode07:27
jwendellseb128, it's generating the right keycode07:28
jwendellthe eject icon appears on the screen07:28
seb128does "eject -T" works?07:28
jwendellbut it only ejects if there is no media mounted07:28
jwendellseb128, yep, it works07:29
seb128weird07:29
seb128gnome-settings-daemon only call "eject -T"07:30
seb128works fine on my desktop07:30
jwendellseb128, it worked fine on my desktop too, in edgy07:30
seb128it works fine with gutsy here07:30
seb128and I doubt this code changed between edgy and feisty07:30
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seb128jwendell: do you have a /apps/gnome_settings_daemon/eject_command key?07:33
jwendellseb128, no!07:33
seb128if not it should just call "eject"07:33
seb128k, so it calls eject07:33
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seb128no need07:33
seb128if it's not set it uses eject07:33
jwendellhmmm07:33
jwendelleject or eject -T07:33
jwendell?07:34
seb128eject07:34
seb128looks like the "-T" is a recent gutsy change07:34
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jwendellseb128, ah, just 'eject' fails07:35
seb128k07:35
seb128so it's not a bug with gnome-settings-daemon07:35
seb128or you can consider it as a bug fixed in gutsy if "eject -T" is working07:36
jwendellwendell@wendell-laptop:~$ LANG=C eject07:36
jwendellumount: /media/Ubuntu 7.04 i386 is not in the fstab (and you are not root)07:36
jwendelleject: unmount of `/media/Ubuntu 7.04 i386' failed07:36
affluxcan someone check if bug 119968 is a bug or a feature?07:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119968 in quodlibet-plugins "Notify plugin stacks up balloons if you press forward repeatedly" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11996807:36
jwendellseb128, ok, i'll close the bug07:36
jwendell(i'm the reporter :))07:36
seb128afflux: I would say none of those07:37
seb128it's not really a bug, it displays the different events07:37
seb128and it's not a feature07:37
seb128there was a similar bug on rhythmbox07:38
seb128might a wishlist for notification-daemon07:38
jwendellseb128, thanks for point out "07:38
jwendell!07:38
seb128you're welcome07:39
affluxseb128: okay. could you change it to affect only the notification-daemon and set it to wishlist? I can't ;)07:40
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seb128afflux: I've marked it duplicate of bug #10870207:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 108702 in notification-daemon "multiple notification bubbles overlap" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10870207:44
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affluxoh, didn't see that one. thank you.07:44
seb128you're welcome07:44
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wereHamsterwhat is the reason to not add /usr/local/li to the default search path?07:52
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wereHamsterit causes major PITA for users who try to compile/install software from sources and follow the usual './configure && make && sudo make install' guide07:54
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TreenakswereHamster: /usr/local/li ?07:56
wereHamsterit would make sense if build-essential added that path to /etc/ld.so.conf07:56
TreenakswereHamster: ah lib.07:56
wereHamster/usr/local/lib, please use common sense :(07:56
wereHamsterI'm a bit upset, so excuse me if I'm ruse :-/07:56
wereHamsterrude07:56
TreenakswereHamster: well, I know programs that install in /usr/local/{program name}07:56
TreenakswereHamster: and I can imagine some program called 'li'07:57
Treenaksbut anyway, I have no idea, sorry07:57
wereHamsteralmost all packages have default prefix /usr/local, which means libraries usually get installed into /usr/local/lib07:58
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cjwatsonI think what happened is that it got removed eons ago in response to a bug that happened due to /usr/local/lib not existing at all (http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/1997/03/msg00559.html)08:02
cjwatsonand then subsequent glibc maintainers found the entry in the changelog saying that it was removed but with no explanation, and were thus reluctant to add it back08:02
cjwatson(AFAICT from the mailing list history, anyway)08:02
cjwatsonwe should probably bring it up again with Debian08:02
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cjwatsonsee also http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=39517708:04
ubotuDebian bug 395177 in libc6 "libc6: default library search path is inconsistent with gcc" [Normal,Open]  08:04
cjwatsonI don't think I'd want to do this just in Ubuntu, though - it would be quite a fundamental change that could easily cause surprise08:05
cjwatsonBTW, build-essential would be a most inappropriate place for this to be done, given that that package purely exists for informational purposes08:06
alex-weejhow do i patch an ubuntu package?08:07
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cjwatsonalex-weej: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/PatchingSources08:08
wereHamstercjwatson, having /usr/local/lib there by default works on gentoo08:10
alex-weejcjwatson: thanks08:11
wereHamsterbug 12060808:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 120608 in Ubuntu "Add /usr/local/lib to ld search path" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12060808:14
wereHamster.. now at least we have a bug to track that 'issue' :)08:16
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jwendellwereHamster, sorry, but isn't enough to add that dir to /etc/ld.so.conf ?08:36
wereHamsterit is, but systems usually have it already there08:37
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pygihello folks08:41
wereHamsterubuntu just makes it harder for users to compile packages from sources, but that's sometimes necessary08:45
pygiwereHamster, it's easy08:46
pygiwereHamster, given you know what you're doing08:46
pygiI compile stuff all the time08:46
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bryyceI would like to work on updating the ati fglrx binary driver in restricted modules, however I haven't done packaging for binary drivers yet, nor run across docs on it, so am a little unsure about the procedure.  If anyone has pointers or tips, I'd appreciate it.08:53
mjg59bryyce: Just take a look at how l-r-m works08:55
mjg59Check it out of kernel.ubuntu.com08:55
bryycehmm, I don't see linux-restricted-modules listed there09:00
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bryycewould it be ubuntu/ubuntu-gutsy-lrm.git maybe?09:00
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wereHamsterpygi, you know, I don't doubt that, but here it's not about me or you or any of the other developer, it's about making it easy for users that don't know their system that well09:04
pygiwereHamster, those should not compile then :)09:04
pygias compiling brings some problems09:04
pygiwhen you don't know what you're doing09:04
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wereHamstershould not compile? make a ubuntu package out of my project then ;)09:05
jwendellwereHamster, if you are a developer and wants to make your customer's life easier, just build a package for them09:05
wereHamsterI don't have ubuntu, and no intention installing tons of different distros only to make packages09:06
pygiwereHamster, what software do you want to see packaged?09:06
wereHamsterseom and yukon, both have a bug requesting to be packaged09:07
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wereHamsterbtw, the search in launchpad is broken, there's a bug with the title '/usr/local/lib is not properly supported' and yet searching '/usr/local/lib' won't list that bug09:12
pochuwereHamster: in which language are they written?09:12
pochuwereHamster: file a bug ;)09:13
wereHamsterC and a tiny little bit in assembler09:13
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pygiwereHamster, gimme bug numbers pls09:16
SoftIcehello is this the right channel to query a status on a faulty package?09:16
pygi(if it's something interesting, perhaps you might even get the packages)09:16
SoftIceseg faulting..09:16
pygiSoftIce, what's broken? :)09:16
pygiwhich package?09:16
SoftIceutil-vserver in feisty, i can grab the package from debian etch and it works perfectly if i install it manually.09:17
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SoftIceall versions down work but not the version in feisty.09:17
SoftIcevery broken, right down to not even detecting capabilities in the kernel.09:17
pygiwereHamster, so bugs? :)09:18
pygiSoftIce, not familiar with that package, sorry09:18
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SoftIceis it possible to find out who maintains that package so i can let them know? or wont it get fixed untill the release of gusty ?09:19
pygiI can get it for you09:19
pygisec09:19
wereHamsterpygi, one second.. creating other bugs09:20
pygiSoftIce, meh, nobody actually touched that package. It was auto-synced from debian09:20
SoftIcestrange, what version does it get synced from09:21
pochupygi: bug 11723609:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 117236 in Ubuntu "[needs-packaging]  seom" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11723609:21
SoftIceetch ?09:21
pygiSoftIce, unstable09:21
pochu(I was looking at it :)09:21
SoftIceunstable, hrm, unstable uses the same version as etch so strange it wasn't pulled from a stable release09:22
pygipochu, what's that seom about? :)09:22
SoftIcewonder how they broke the package in debian unstable as its the same version as eth09:22
pochupygi: a library for yukon :p09:23
pygipochu, do we have list of deps?09:23
pochuand yukon is a library which uses seom :p09:23
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pochupygi: I don't think so...09:23
pygimeh, bad then :P09:23
wereHamsterpygi, yukon doesn't have a bug, seom: 11723609:24
SoftIcei really hope we get a vserver kernel in gusty 09:24
xtknightGUTsy!09:24
xtknight:)09:24
SoftIceoh :)09:24
SoftIcewhy not call it sharka zulu09:24
pygiwereHamster, won't do, no time to track deps right now =)09:25
wereHamster'track deps'?09:26
pygibtw. building a package != ./configure ; make ; sudo make install09:27
wereHamsterI know, I wanted to say that the package doesn't require any magic or such, it's a simple library09:28
wereHamsterno extra post-install rules etc09:28
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wasabiIs there any udev mechanism to serialize script execution, or do I need to implement my own lock?09:28
wasabiActually... maybe this belongs in watershed.09:29
pygiwereHamster, track deps = get what it uses, get all the -dev packages for that, etc, etc09:30
SoftIcei've had to disable udev to illiminate millions of vm-liniar or should I say device-mapper errors09:30
SoftIceit doesn't like something to do with my patches, i have to look at the diff and see if there isn't some errors with it09:30
wereHamsterpygi, make, gcc, yasm>=0.5, libdl.so, libpthread.so, libX11.so, libGL.so, install, rm, uname, libXv.so09:35
pygithat isn't list of deps :P09:36
pygibut meh09:36
pyginevermind09:36
wereHamsterThat's all I can tell you, I'm not running ubuntu nor do I know how ubuntu packages work09:37
pygiok09:37
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Kmosasac: any news about thunderbird v2.0.0.4 for feisty ? as security update10:02
Kmoshttp://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html#thunderbird2.0.0.410:02
Kmosups, for gutsy, feisty has 1.510:03
keescookKmos: waiting on asac for an upload, should be soon.10:03
Kmoskeescook: nice10:03
dmbis there a new maintainers guide for ubuntu?10:04
dmbfor a package?10:04
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dmbor does one usually get it submitted to debian-unstable first and then it floats here?10:04
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evanddmb: take a look at the MOTU documentation on the wiki (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing) and seek assistance in #ubuntu-motu.10:10
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Riddellplease test new network manager  deb http://tonio.homelinux.org/repo/ gutsy main10:46
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giskardwhat's new?10:49
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Mithrandirlool: yes, it works for devices I have paired with already.  Not others.11:05
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darwin81Is it planned to include GNASH by default in Gutsy and include official flash as an option?11:18
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geserdarwin81: what I've heard is that you need the last snapshots to play some flash files11:19
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Bassettshi, can someone help me out with the hotkey-setup .hk config files?11:23
darwin81geser : Gnash 0.8.0, the latest official release, is good enough to play YouTube videos and I think that would be enough for a lot of people. Plus it's not just a philosophical Free Software problem, the official Flash is causing Firefox to crash a lot.11:23
beunogeser: it's in debian's NEW queue right now11:24
Bassettsi need to add another key to the lenovo.hk file, can anyone help?11:25
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Bassettscan someone help me out with hotkey-setup11:40
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