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tkamppeterpitti, will do so and reupload under the same file names.12:13
pittitkamppeter: thanks12:14
pygipitti, sending now12:16
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pygipitti, you got it, thanks once again12:18
pygiergh, upstream!12:18
tkamppeterpitti, foo2zjs source files on my server are replaced now.12:18
pygiif this won't work, I'll just bug upstream12:18
pygithis scsi stuff has big endian problems12:19
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pittitkamppeter: hmm, file date is still 15:1812:21
pittis/date/time/12:21
enricoRiddell: tomorrow == tuesday12:21
Riddellenrico: great12:22
tkamppeterpitti, can you click on "Reload"?12:23
tkamppeterpitti, and note that the server is on the west coast of the US.12:23
pittitkamppeter: ah, heh12:23
pittitkamppeter: fine, uploading12:25
pittiBenC: \o/ test-apport kernel passes12:25
BenCpitti: sweet12:25
BenCpitti: lum, ldm, lrm and linux-meta being prepared12:25
pittildm?12:26
pittilbm?12:26
tkamppeterThanks pitti, so the Tribe 2 users will get some more ugly winprinters supported.12:26
pittitkamppeter: heh12:26
pygipitti, got it?12:26
pittipygi: ah, got it now12:27
tkamppeterRick Richardson is not very distro friendly, but he is very effective in decoding winprinter protocols.12:27
pygipitti, k, great12:27
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pittipygi: your changelogs should be a bit more concrete, btw12:28
pittipygi: 'create patch', 'improve patch' is not very useful for readers12:28
pygipitti, got it, sorry about that12:28
pygiwill improve in the future12:28
pygi:)12:28
pittipygi: also, the debdiff you sent is for some feisty package12:28
pygiergh!12:29
pittipygi: ah, you need to s/feisty/gutsy/12:29
pygiyes12:29
pittipygi: don't worry, I do it now12:29
pygimeh :-/12:29
pittieasier than another email round trpi12:29
pygipitti, very sorry12:29
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pittipygi: uploaded12:30
pygipitti, thanks, hope it'll work12:30
pygiif not I'll request point release from upstream or something12:31
pittitkamppeter: uploaded12:33
pittiah, I told that already12:33
tkamppeterpitti, thanks.12:34
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pygibdmurray, you know ... you should accept me in -qa really :p12:38
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Rumbamvo: i found a bug: i uninstalled some packages in synaptic but they are still shown as "Auto-Installed: 1" in /var/lib/extended_states! (not sure if "Auto-Installed: 0" packages are still shown, but i don't see why not, so i won't test that.)12:43
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pittiRiddell: still around by chance?12:55
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Riddellhi pitti 12:57
RiddellI don't smell that much!12:58
pygiRiddell, hehe12:58
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pittiRiddell: can you please test the English and French KDE langpacks on "deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/daily/gutsy/ ./"?01:00
Riddellok01:00
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pygipitti, working with upstream now in case this fials01:01
pittiRiddell: thanks; German and English Gnome ones look good here01:01
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Riddellpitti: french and english language packs good here01:05
Riddell(in KDE)01:05
pittiRiddell: great, thanks; I'll upload the lot then01:06
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calchave a question if i add more uid's to my gpg key and send them to the mit keyserver do they propagate to launchpad eventually?03:03
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crimsunthat is the hope, though I always upload to keyserver.ubuntu.com directly.03:04
pygicrimsun, they do propagate03:04
pygiergh, 3:05AM03:05
calccrimsun: does it take a while for the web interface to update?03:05
crimsunyes, although I've experienced problems with the propagation in the previous release cycles03:05
pygicalc, some time, yes03:05
pygicrimsun, true03:05
crimsunit should not take two and a half weeks to propagate03:05
pygihaha, true03:05
pygiusually it's few hours03:06
calcah its there now, i sent it directly to k.u.c03:06
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wasabihmm. i remember some talk (4 years ago) about buffered dpkg postinst scripts.04:43
wasabiwhat ever happened to that?04:43
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wasabi(executing update-initramfs once)04:43
LaserJockI thought iwj did some work on that04:44
LaserJockbut I could be wrong04:44
Hobbseehiya04:46
wasabihiya04:46
RAOFThat was dpkg triggers, right?04:48
wasabii forget.04:49
wasabiIt was a long time ago. I just know update-initramfs just ran 4 times in a row on my system. ;)04:49
LaserJocktry TeX or emacs packages ;-)04:49
RAOFHeh.04:49
wasabihttp://lists.debian.org/debian-dpkg/2007/01/msg00047.html04:50
wasabiOh that's recent.04:50
wasabiBy Debian's time schedule anyways.04:50
RAOFYeah, that's what I was thinking of.04:55
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TheMusoUpdate-initramfs/doc caching/etc running only once would be great, especially on older machines.04:56
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brycehas tribe2 frozen?  I have some new xorg bits to upload if there's still time05:14
StevenKbryce: I don't think it has yet.05:15
Hobbseebryce: it hasnt frozen yet05:16
crimsunbryce: the topic is normally updated when it is; I'm guessing you have ~3 hrs05:16
Hobbseebryce: pitti hasnt woken up yet, and i cant freeze it05:16
Hobbseeno distro team meeting to link it to, this time around05:16
brycecrimsun: thanks05:17
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bryceok 3 hrs is a bit tight, I'll wait 'til later to get them in05:19
brycehmm, maybe I can at least get the new mesa in, that's fairly important05:20
StevenKbryce: If you want/need a hand, I'm happy to help.05:21
brycethanks, I would! 05:21
StevenKOkay, point me at stuff, and I'll try. :-)05:21
Hobbseebryce: try - if it's not accepted, it can sit in the unapproved.05:22
bryceok here are the mesa packages:  http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Uploads/05:22
bryceunfortunately I wasn't able to get some people to test it out, which I was hoping for since it's a major version number jump.  However, the packaging was quite straightforward and the changes are fairly modest (mostly bugfixes)05:23
StevenKbryce: Build, test and install?05:24
Hobbseebryce: what's the difference?05:24
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StevenKEr, I can't test it, actually.05:24
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brycehmm05:26
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Hobbseebryce: looking05:26
Hobbseeerk....05:28
ajmitchhm?05:28
Hobbseebryce: http://rafb.net/p/9Kf55S64.html05:28
ajmitchsuddenly lost any 3d functionality? :)05:28
Hobbseeno, no05:28
bryceo_O05:29
ajmitchah, no libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686 package exists?05:29
Hobbseeonly for -1ubuntu105:30
brycehere are the debs that are created by this mesa package:05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-dev_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb         libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-dri_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb        libglu1-mesa_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-dri-dbg_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb    libglu1-mesa-dev_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-glx_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb        libosmesa6_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-glx-dbg_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb    libosmesa6-dev_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-swx11_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb      mesa-common-dev_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-swx11-dbg_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb  mesa-swx11-source_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_all.deb05:31
brycelibgl1-mesa-swx11-dev_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb  mesa-utils_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb05:31
bryceI'm iffy on the order of installation though05:31
Hobbseebryce: mesa-utils seems to be what's depending on libgl1-mesa-swx11-i68605:32
StevenKThose libgl packages aren't on people.u.c, though05:32
calcsorry for the really stupid question but where are the cd images of ubuntu for 6.06 6.10, they aren't on cdimage.ubuntu.com afaict05:36
calccdimage only holds dvd images, imagine that ;)05:36
StevenKcacaupt: releases.u.c05:36
StevenKEr, calc: ^05:37
calcah thanks :)05:37
dmbusing the advanced installer, is there a way to make a graphical installer just like it is on the livecd?05:39
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calcHobbsee: i don't think reminding people about that helps things, heh05:45
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Hobbseecalc: hmm?  oh.  right.  *shrugs*05:46
fabbionemorning05:46
ajmitchcalc: what, that the MC is obliged to approve you?05:46
ajmitchmorning fabbione 05:46
calcajmitch: yea05:46
calcajmitch: even if it is true its not in good taste05:47
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calcHobbsee: btw your myspace page is sick05:47
Hobbseecalc: *grin*05:47
Hobbseecalc: but it's a lovely background!05:47
calcHobbsee: it could cause seizures ;)05:47
Hobbseecalc: the rationale for it is on the page05:47
ajmitchcausing seizures?05:48
calci forgot the url05:48
StevenKIt has, I daresay.05:48
ajmitch"I wanted to see how many people were epileptic"05:48
Hobbseewww.myspace.com/creamier_oak05:48
calcah yea05:48
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Hobbseecalc: it's just there to prove that myspace is evil.05:48
Hobbseehaha05:48
wasabithat background is terrible.05:50
Hobbseecalc: some of my friends from another online community demanded that i get one.  so i did, secretly, and hyped it up enough that they all went crazy seraching for it.  and then found it, and went "arrrrrghhhh!!!!"05:50
Hobbseeit's a *lovely* background!05:50
calci love it, one ups the html blink tag ;)05:50
Hobbseeness is right.05:50
bryceHobbsee: I posted a README listing the order of .debs I installed, and some test results05:50
HobbseeThe longer you look at it, the less it bothers you... seriously!05:50
calcmy gf's reaction was ugh, heh05:50
bryceI'm not super familiar with mesa so am not 100% sure I have everything configured right, but it seems to work 05:50
Hobbseehaha05:51
Hobbseei like the reactiosn of "OMG, MY EYES!!!  MY EYES!!!" and similar05:51
calcyea that is what she said too :)05:51
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Hobbseei should really have put a counter on there - just to see how many people's eyes have been burned by it05:51
Hobbseecalc: pft.  you must be in au05:51
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calcHobbsee: need lots of bandwidth for this ooo stuff :)05:52
ajmitchHobbsee: if he were in .au he'd be at 64Kbps by now05:52
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StevenKIf he was lucky,05:52
calci had 128Kbps in 1998, lol05:52
Hobbseehehe05:52
calchmm i have to be up in 9hr for the CC meeting, ugh05:54
Hobbseeawww05:56
Hobbseecalc: that's still ages away05:57
ccm*moan*05:58
ccmhug day, today?05:58
calcHobbsee: but i've been up for like 16hr already :P05:59
Hobbseehehe05:59
calcHobbsee: i think i am going to finish up the security stuff tomorrow05:59
calcthese downloads won't be done for another 1.5hr in any case05:59
StevenKDo you have an edgy build environment?06:00
calcStevenK: yea, but its just a chroot not a full runtime environment to test in06:00
StevenKHence the ISO downloading. *nods*06:00
calcyea06:00
Hobbseebryce: er...where did you put that readme?06:01
calci wrote some scripts to do chroot builds for any release of debian/ubuntu with ccache setup, etc06:01
bryceoops, sorry, it's here:  http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Testing/mesa_7.0.0/README06:01
Hobbseebryce: even at http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Testing/mesa_7.0.0/ there arent all the libgl bits06:02
desrtfor some reason i have an open /query window with [LongPointyStick] 06:03
bryceah, true, hang on let me upload all of them06:04
Hobbseebryce: therea re more?06:09
Hobbseedpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of libgl1-mesa-dev:06:09
Hobbsee libgl1-mesa-dev depends on libgl1-mesa-glx (>= 7.0.0-0ubuntu1); however:06:09
Hobbsee  Version of libgl1-mesa-glx on system is 6.5.3-1ubuntu1.06:09
Hobbsee libgl1-mesa-dev depends on libgl1-mesa-dri (>= 7.0.0-0ubuntu1); however:06:09
Hobbsee  Version of libgl1-mesa-dri on system is 6.5.3-1ubuntu1.06:09
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bryceHobbsee: yeah sorry there's about 16 debs total.  I'm uploading.  The DRI ones will take a bit of time to get uploaded but I'll do them last.06:12
Hobbseebryce: ah right, so it's unfinished.  no problem, i understand really well about slow uploads06:13
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wasabiHmm. A bit frightening to see ntfsresize in top while upgrading ubuntu.06:15
AmaranthHobbsee: isn't your upspeed slower than dialup?06:16
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HobbseeAmaranth: not exactly sure.06:16
Amaranthsomeone was telling me that06:16
Amaranthmaybe it wasn't you06:16
Hobbseei think it uploads at up to 64K, or 128K06:16
Hobbseei think ours is 128K06:17
ajmitchouch06:17
Amaranthi only get 51206:17
Hobbseeit's a bit nasty, yes.06:17
hansin321I have a triple-boot system, and would like to upgrade my Feisty install to Gusty Tribe/Testing to help find bugs etc.  Can I do this via a dist-upgrade command or do I need to do a fresh install from CD?  Thanks.06:17
hansin321Gutsy*06:17
Hobbseethat's why i'll usually try to transfer to a US host, or not build on thsi machine06:17
Hobbseehansin321: #ubuntu+1 - you can do either.06:18
Hobbseehansin321: there's cds to test in hte next day or so, though06:18
hansin321Hobbsee: Ok, thanks.  I'll move to that channel for this.06:19
wasabiheh. initramfs being generated for the 11th time now06:20
Hobbseehansin321: so, if you want to wait for a day or so, and test out a cd for us, that would be supercool06:21
StevenKwasabi: I am so looking forward to that being fixed.06:21
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hansin321Hobbsee: Ok, so it would be better for you guys to have me do a fresh install.  Do you think I would be relatively safe in regards to my other partions?  My plan was to remove those from my current fstab then update.  But I suppose I can choose in the installer to not mount these.06:24
hansin321I would be more than happy to help out with testing an install.06:25
wasabiWhy would one do a fresh install of Ubuntu?06:25
Hobbseehansin321: well, it's a test cd - so backups are good.  ie, the tests are done to check that the cd doesnt kill your dog.06:25
wasabiI think massive file system corruption is hte only reason I can think of . ;)06:25
Hobbseeor your hard drive, or whatever...06:25
Hobbseewasabi: i found stacks of cruft from my edgy --> feisty + beryl --> gutsy install.06:25
wasabi... so fix them.06:26
wasabiThey're all just files or packages.06:26
wasabiThere is no registry. :)06:26
wasabiI've been running the same install ... since woody.06:26
wasabiAnd I'm on gutsy. ;)06:26
wasabiAnd yes, I mean Woody. The Debian release.06:26
FujitsuImpressive.06:27
hansin321When there is a major architectual change between versions (not just package upgrades, but a major change).  How does the upgrade process know how to apply these?06:27
Hobbseewasabi: and i wanted to download a cd, so then i could rsync it06:27
wasabihansin321: Every thing on the system is in a package.06:27
wasabiEverything.06:27
wasabiThere is nothing outside of them.06:27
wasabiExcept for your own documents, anyways.06:27
desrtwasabi; -almost- true06:28
wasabiWhat have I missed? :_)06:28
desrtwasabi; the installer is responsible for some stuff06:28
wasabiheh. dpkg comes in a package last I checked. =)06:28
desrtdesrt@moonpix:~$ dpkg -S /etc/fstab06:28
desrtdpkg: /etc/fstab not found.06:28
desrtfor example...06:28
wasabioh that's true.06:28
FujitsuNot much stuff, but a fair bit.06:28
FujitsuLike that.06:28
wasabifstab, initial passwd entry.06:28
FujitsuEnough to be painful to do manually, as I found.06:28
hansin321wasabi: So if there is a new package to a system (or one that is not longer needed), say Upstart vs. old init system, is there some sort of metapackage that indicates what MUST be istalled (since for example there was now Upstart in the previous version)?06:28
wasabiI've reformatted my file system 3 times... switched hard disks and complete machines too.06:29
wasabiI usually jsut tar up my / and untar it on the new system.06:29
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Hobbseehansin321: yes06:29
bryceHobbsee: ok .debs are up.  06:29
wasabihansin321: Unless there's a bug, yes, that's how it works.06:29
Hobbseebryce: woot :)06:29
wasabihansin321: upstart declares that it conflicts and replaces with the old init system. And it is programmed to handle that transition.06:29
brycethere's one dri-dbg deb left to upload, but you won't need that, and it'll take 30 min to upload06:30
hansin321Thanks.  I had wondered about that in the past.06:30
wasabiAny failure to take a upgrade path into account is a bug.06:30
wasabiSo, you should file a bug on it. :)06:30
wasabiAnd desrt is right. There are a slight few files. fstab... ... resolv.conf technically.06:30
wasabihmm what do I usually do when debootstrapping.06:31
wasabiI think that's actually about it.06:31
Fujitsuhostname as well.06:31
wasabioh yeah, /etc/hostname06:31
Fujitsu/etc/network/interfaces, if you're counting resolv.conf.06:31
wasabioh yes yes 06:31
wasabiAnyways, every few years I run a little script that scans for files on my system taht AREN"T in a package, and I identify and delete them. ;)06:32
Hobbseewasabi: that'd help.  06:32
FujitsuAnd the special stuff in /var on the root partition which took me ages to work out. I wondered why lo wasn't coming up on boot :(06:32
wasabidpkg -S is your friend.06:32
wasabiThere's not much in /var except some directories themselves which need to be created.06:32
wasabiLike var itself.06:33
wasabiactually I guess lock and run are done by scripts now too, since they're tmpfs06:33
StevenKwasabi: Ignore things like /home?06:33
wasabiStevenK: yeah.06:33
Fujitsuwasabi: /var/{lock,run} need to be on the root filesystem, not a mounted /var, or things explode on bootup.06:34
wasabiOh really?06:34
StevenKBut /var/{lock,run} are tmpfs'es06:34
FujitsuOtherwise network interfaces can't come up, and various other things.06:34
FujitsuStevenK: But the mountpoints need to exist.06:34
wasabiI basically just grab every file on the system, filter out the obvious paths, /home, my few custom directories, some bits of var, then run them all through dpkg -S. Sort the output and figure out what I should nuke.06:34
wasabidebfoster is nice too.06:34
StevenKFujitsu: That just involves directories existing in /var.06:34
FujitsuStevenK: I guess my statement was ambiguous. I meant the directories.06:35
wasabiAnyways, unix is nice like that. There's no magic. Everything is a file. If you break something, you can just fix it.06:36
wasabis/unix/linux/06:36
wasabiAnd in doing so, learn how it works.06:36
Hobbseebryce: er...i think you've broken this06:38
Hobbseesarah@LongPointyStick:~/Desktop$ sudo dpkg -i libgl1-mesa-swx11*.deb06:38
Hobbseedpkg: regarding libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb containing libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686, pre-dependency problem:06:38
Hobbsee libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686 pre-depends on libgl1-mesa-swx1106:38
Hobbsee  libgl1-mesa-swx11 is not installed.06:38
Hobbseedpkg: error processing libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb (--install):06:39
Hobbsee pre-dependency problem - not installing libgl1-mesa-swx11-i68606:39
HobbseeErrors were encountered while processing:06:39
Hobbsee libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb06:39
kylemprobably me who broke it.06:39
StevenKHobbsee: Does libgl1-mesa-swx11_*deb exist?06:39
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Hobbseeoh, wait.  dammit.06:40
Hobbseethought i got them all.  missed one06:40
brycehrm06:40
Hobbseedpkg: regarding libgl1-mesa-swx11_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb containing libgl1-mesa-swx11:06:40
Hobbsee libgl1-mesa-swx11 conflicts with libgl106:40
kylemoh. wait. i did mesa 6.5.3, not mesa 7.0.006:41
kylemnevermind me.06:41
Hobbseeoh wait, that one is right06:41
bryceI had to do apt-get -f install a few times to force everything in there (and there was one package I could never get installed)06:42
Hobbsee libgl1-mesa-swx11 conflicts with libgl106:42
Hobbsee  libgl1-mesa-glx provides libgl1 and is unpacked but not configured.06:42
ajmitchsounds like a painful upgrade path06:42
bryceI assume there's a correct installation order I just fumbled though06:42
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ajmitchcan apt-get/aptitude sort out a sane upgrade if you create a repository for it?06:42
StevenKbryce: I'm having second thoughts. :-)06:42
Hobbseebryce: it appears you have 2 packages providing libgl106:43
Hobbseebryce: which means they conflict each other, and it all dies.06:44
StevenKMaybe only one of them should be installed?06:44
bryceyeah I assume you would install only one set or the other06:44
Hobbseebryce: then you should have conflicts of one set against the other, surely?06:45
=== Hobbsee seems to have had both lots installed, before this testing
brycehrm, ok well back to the drawing board.  thanks for giving it a shot06:45
Hobbseebryce: which one do i want, btw?06:46
Hobbseeintel 94506:46
Hobbseebryce: what you *should* do is upload it to a repo somewhere, so that apt can deal with the breakage, adn test it that way - then the predepends stuff is covered.06:46
StevenKOr run dpkg-scanpackages on that directory.06:48
StevenKbryce: If you want to do that, I can type out a comand line for it.06:48
bryceok06:48
StevenKdpkg-scanpackages . /dev/null | tee Packages | gzip -9c > Packages.gz06:49
StevenKThen the deb line is "deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Testing/mesa_7.0.0 ./"06:50
bryce ** Packages in archive but missing from override file: **06:50
bryce  libgl1-mesa-dev libgl1-mesa-dri libgl1-mesa-dri-dbg libgl1-mesa-glx06:50
bryce  libgl1-mesa-glx-dbg libgl1-mesa-swx11 libgl1-mesa-swx11-dbg libgl1-06:50
bryce  mesa-swx11-dev libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686 libglu1-mesa libglu1-mesa-dev06:50
bryce  libosmesa6 libosmesa6-dev mesa-common-dev mesa-swx11-source mesa-06:50
bryce  utils06:50
bryceis that normal?06:50
StevenKYes.06:50
Hobbseebryce: could you tell me which lot i want, please?06:51
StevenKBecause /dev/null in that argument list is what dpkg-scanpackages wants for the override file. :-)06:51
Hobbseebryce: swx11 or glx?06:52
bryceHobbsee: I don't know.  I installed swc11 on my -nv box06:52
Hobbseeyou're supposed to know, arent you?06:52
Hobbseebryce: you're supposed to know everything X, dammit!  :P06:52
bryceyeah... :-(06:53
bryceStevenK, ok Packages.gz uploaded06:53
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StevenKbryce: Way cool.06:53
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ajmitchyou can't have a pony!06:53
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StevenKHobbsee: Add that deb line to apt sources and wave apt-get install, say swx11 over it?06:53
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Hobbseeoh wait.  i didnt have swx11 installed before.  06:54
mjg59swx11 is the software rasteriser, IIRC06:54
StevenKIn that case, choose glx06:54
mjg59You probably don't want it06:54
Hobbseebryce:  mesa-utils depends on libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686; however: - surely that needs a swx11 | glx?06:54
Hobbseemjg59: thanks.06:55
Hobbsee@pony kylem 06:55
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Hobbseehrm.  it appears i dont want to throw out libglu1-mesa06:57
StevenKbryce: I'll try and see if apt will upgrade in a chroot.06:57
Hobbseenor mesa-utils06:57
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Hobbseebryce: afaics, the libglu1-mesa and mesa-utils depending on swx11 only, and not either that or glx, and the lack of conflict between libgl1-mesa-swx11 and libgl1-mesa-glx seem the only problems.  the rest looks fine.06:59
Hobbseeof course, whether it'll work with the other dependancy, i have no idea :)07:00
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bryceok07:00
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Hobbseemorning dholbach!07:07
dholbachgood morning07:07
dholbachhiya Hobbsee07:07
brycenite all, thanks for the help, sorry it didn't work out.07:08
Hobbseebryce: oh drat.  if you're going to bed, then my system will probably stay in limbo :P07:08
dholbachnight bryce - whatever it was - good luck getting it fixed tomorrow!07:09
Hobbseedholbach: X fun07:10
bryceHobbsee: oh, thought you said it finally worked?  I must be getting tired07:10
Hobbseebryce: no, i still cant install mesa-utils nor libglu1-mesa07:11
Hobbseebryce: due to the swx11 dependancy, not a swx11 07:11
Hobbseebryce: due to the swx11 dependancy, not a glx | swx11 dependancy07:11
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Hobbseenor can i remove them, as various other stuff depends on them - like, kdesktop07:12
brycehave you tried doing apt-get -f install ?07:12
Hobbseebryce: of course.07:12
Hobbseebryce: it wont work unless i remove all the -glx stuff, and add all the swx11 stuff, which mjg59 suggested that i didtn really want to do07:13
persiaHobbsee: Try force installing the previous versions.07:13
brycehrm, this is sounding beyond my dpkg-fu07:13
Hobbseebryce: i can probably fix it from here, actually - but have no place to upload it, etc.07:14
Hobbseeas in, fix the dpkg foo, then you can build it.07:14
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Hobbseeor tell you how to07:14
Hobbseepersia: i'm trying to avoid doing that - but i will, if i have to shut down this machine before bryce fixes the problem07:14
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TheMusodholbach: Heya. Thanks for the gnome-mag upload.07:17
HobbseeStevenK: do i need only a conflicts, or a conflicts/replaces?07:19
StevenKHobbsee: More information, sorry?07:19
HobbseeStevenK: on the -swx11 / -glx07:20
HobbseeStevenK: as in, they're not coinstallable - but the user should be able to choose between whichever they want07:20
dholbachTheMuso: anytime :)07:20
crimsunthey should be Conflicts.07:20
crimsunneither C & R the other07:20
ccmjust wondering if i drop a mail for the guys of http://linuxmint.com/ suggesting them to use launchpad and freenode07:21
crimsunccm: a friendly suggestion?  Wouldn't hurt, I think.07:21
ccmyes friendly of course07:22
ccmno flame :)=07:22
ccm"hey, bastards, you should %&$! use launchpad"!07:22
ccm:)07:22
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Hobbseezomg wtf is going on here?07:23
Hobbseei *knew* i didnt want to touch X.07:23
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StevenKHeh07:24
Hobbseewait, no, it's not that crackful - it's just me reading it wrong07:24
=== Hobbsee thought package A was conflicting, replacing AND depending on package B.
Hobbseehi sabdfl 07:24
StevenKHobbsee: Cute.07:25
Hobbseehehe07:25
sabdflhey Hobbsee07:25
Hobbseeit's not, thank goodness.07:25
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StevenKmesa-utils's Depends is only ${shlibs:Depends} ?07:27
Hobbseeyep07:27
Hobbseewhich picks up libgl1, which seems to only be found from -swx1107:27
StevenKThen it's getting libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686 because it links against it.07:28
HobbseeStevenK: where does it link against it, sorry?07:28
StevenKOne of the binaries in mesa-utils links against a shared library in libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686.07:29
StevenKWhich is probably libGL directly, just thinking about it.07:30
StevenKWhich means the shlibs.local is wrong.07:30
Hobbseeriiight.07:31
StevenKInteresting. libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686 doesn't provide shlibs.07:31
Hobbseelibgl1-mesa-swx11.shlibs does, though07:32
StevenKYes, but it's .shlibs looks correct.07:32
Hobbsee(why cant the second half of the bug be as easy to fix as the first?)07:32
StevenKdpkg-shlibdeps is using libgl1-mesa-swx11-i686 for some reason, we just need to figure out what.07:33
Hobbseewhen you find out, do tell how :)07:34
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HobbseeStevenK: current source, with the first half fixed, is in /home/sarah/mesa/mesa-7.0.0/debian07:35
Hobbseeon liquified07:35
StevenKIf you dpkg-source -b that directory, I can grab it and sbuild it.07:37
StevenKIn ~sarah/mesa, dpkg-source -b mesa-7.0.007:37
HobbseeStevenK: source, presumably?07:39
StevenKSorry?07:40
HobbseeStevenK: ie, you want the source package built, so you can throw it at sbuild?07:40
StevenKHobbsee: Actually, I don't, since I want to keep the build environment.07:41
StevenKHobbsee: It's building now.07:41
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Hobbseecool07:41
StevenKdpkg-source -b is the first thing pdebuild does.07:41
Hobbseeso it seems07:42
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calcScottK: sistpoty sent me a link to interesting irc log :)07:48
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dholbachcan somebody please give back gtkmm2.4?08:03
dholbachinfinity2: ^08:04
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dholbachMithrandir: already awake?08:30
dholbachif so, it'd be nice if you'd use your super powahs to give back gtkmm2.4 :)08:31
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Hobbseebryce: your build was on crack.08:36
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Mithrandirdholbach: hiya08:39
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dholbachhey amitk08:40
dholbachhow's it going?08:40
Hobbseemorning Mithrandir, dholbach 08:40
=== Hobbsee ponders whether to get this X stuff uploaded
dholbachHobbsee: I've been here for a while already :-)08:41
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Hobbseedholbach: i realise that :)08:41
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dholbachhehe08:41
TheMusodholbach: Heya. Thanks for the gnome-mag upload.08:41
dholbachTheMuso: anytime :-)08:41
dholbachI see... you all want to make me crazy with dj-vu experiences :)08:42
amitkmorning dholbach08:42
Amaranthmorning dholbach ;)08:43
Hobbseedholbach: hrm?08:43
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ajmitchHobbsee: you haven't broken it all then?08:45
Hobbseeright.  X doesnt break.08:46
Hobbseeajmitch: correct.08:46
Hobbseeajmitch: i added the conflicts, and the other problem seemed to be due to a frankenstinean build.08:46
AmaranthLack of pbuilder08:47
Hobbseedunno08:49
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ajmitchright before tribe-2 freeze?08:49
desrtmy X breaks :(08:49
Hobbseeajmitch: that's why i'm pondering, rather than doign.  bryce says it's a new upstream, mostly bug fixes.  he hasnt had people test it, apart from him and me testing it here08:50
Hobbseealthough his still had broken bits, so i dont know how his got tested08:50
crimsunI'd side with his original CFT.08:51
crimsunpost-Tribe 2 upload)08:51
Hobbseecrimsun: CFT?08:51
StevenKCall For testers08:51
Hobbseeright08:51
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Hobbseeas in, here is the repo, please test it08:51
StevenKHobbsee: Right.08:51
Hobbseeajmitch: i'm one of the release people, it appears.  i just dont touch X normally :P08:51
Hobbseebut i'd be happy for it to wait until post-tribe 208:52
ajmitchexactly, you get to decide08:52
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Hobbseetfheen: it wasnt reiser, was it?08:52
dholbachtfheen: urg :/08:52
tfheenHobbsee: no, ext3.08:53
Hobbseebah.08:53
tfheenit's a largish one, though08:53
StevenKHow large?08:53
tfheen2.5TB08:54
StevenKAh ha08:54
StevenKMy largest is only (... only) 740Gb08:54
TheMusotfheen: Please tell me that that was in a RAID setup.08:55
tfheenTheMuso: yes, it is.08:56
TheMusophew08:56
StevenKOn top of how many disks? 8?08:56
tfheennone of the devices have failed, though08:56
tfheenyeah, 8 + hotspare08:56
infinity2dholbach: Done.08:58
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dholbachinfinity: thanks a lot - once it has built, a lot of other *mm stuff will build again08:59
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pittiGood morning09:00
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Hobbseemorning pitti!09:01
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Hobbsee:)09:02
StevenKpitti: Morning!09:02
pittihi StevenK 09:04
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dholbachsomebody please give back gconfmm2.6 and gnome-vfsmm2.6 too 09:13
pittidholbach: done09:14
fabbionepitti:  i saw you got the installer in... good good09:15
pittifabbione: erm, I didn't?09:15
fabbionepitti: i also explained to evand how to make it09:15
fabbionepitti: well he did it for you :)09:15
pitticool09:15
pittiexcept that it FTBFSed everywhere09:16
fabbionepitti: but it's worth checking with cjwatson_ again before publishing images. i dunno if he had changes in the queue. i could only do the ABI bump09:16
fabbioneuh?09:16
fabbionelet me check09:16
fabbioneoh iu think we need ubuntu-modules09:16
fabbioneE: Couldn't find package ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-7-generic-di09:17
fabbioneyes09:17
fabbionethat's it09:17
fabbionepitti: just give it back once ubuntu-modules are built09:17
fabbionei forgot about this change when mentioning upload timing to evand09:17
pittistill building, yes, I just bumped their priority09:17
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pittifabbione: yep, good09:17
fabbionemy bad sorry09:17
pittifabbione: NP, I rather have the source published already :)09:18
fabbioneehhe09:18
pittifabbione: did you change the seeds for this already, too?09:18
fabbioneno09:19
fabbioneit was late in the evening09:19
pittifabbione: ok, I'll do it, I need to touch them now anyway09:19
fabbioneok09:19
pittiso, I need to figure out now how to do an ABI bump of linux-backports-modules09:19
fabbionedo we need that?09:20
fabbioneAFAIK it's just a var in debian/rules09:20
pittifabbione: well, not really, I just don't like stuff in Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers <ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com>09:20
pittierk09:21
pittihttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/testing/gutsy_probs.html09:21
pittisorry09:21
fabbioneehhe09:21
fabbionepitti: do you want me to look at it?09:21
pittifabbione: if you want to, sure09:21
fabbioneno i don't but i would it for you :)09:21
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fabbionepitti: linux-backports-modules-geric comes from linux-meta09:22
fabbionewell all of them09:23
pittifabbione: right, linux-backports-modules-2.6.22 doesn't even exist yet09:23
fabbioneso i guess as soon as you new linux-meta it will work09:23
pittifabbione: no, meta just depends on the -2.6.22-7 packages09:23
pittilinux-backports-modules-2.6.20 | 2.6.20-15.10 |        feisty | source09:24
pittithat's the corresponding source for gutsy09:24
fabbioneoh ok09:24
fabbionehmm09:24
pittifabbione: but, we can leave that to the kernel team, too, it's just a nice-to-have09:24
fabbioneok we don't need it for tribe-2 anyway09:24
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pittiogra: do you actually want compiz in the desktop seed for edubuntu?09:39
LaserJockheh, he got compiz working on a Intel ClassmatePC running as a thinclient at Sevilla09:40
LaserJockthat was kinda nifty09:40
pittiogra: I merged that change from the seeds now; if you don't want it, can you please throw it out?09:40
pittifabbione: all seeds changed for new d-i kernel09:42
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pittihey mvo09:46
mvohey pitti09:46
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:pitti] : Development of Ubuntu (not support, even with gutsy; not application development on Ubuntu) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion for dapper/edgy/feisty | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Main frozen for tribe-2
StevenKYay!09:46
LaserJockhmm, already09:47
LaserJockI guess it is already almost 1:00am tuesday here09:47
pittiLaserJock: almost 10:00 am here, and I'd rather have an overview about what goes in now09:48
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fabbionepitti: coolness09:56
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stgrabermorning10:08
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dholbachsomebody also give back  libgdamm3.0  - it should build now10:17
tfheenbackgegebt.10:20
dholbachhehehe :)10:21
dholbachbackgegeben would be wrong too, but maybe a bit more right ;-)10:21
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ograpitti, as long as you dont drop metacity all is fine ... i have no composite support at all in ltsp atm, dunno why but i suspect its an X issue10:29
ograso having compiz wont do any harm i tested that10:29
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Keybukogra: we need metacity for those without 3D cards, it won't be dropped10:32
seb128_Keybuk: can we not use the animations for compiz? ;)10:33
ograKeybuk, yes, i was expecting that :)10:33
seb128_those are really crack10:33
Keybukseb128: why not?  the subtle ones look really nice10:35
seb128the current ones are not subtle10:35
seb128the zoom thing when opening or closing a window is really intrusive10:35
Keybukzoom thing?10:36
ograif you minimize/maximize10:36
seb128it does fade in and out with the window shrinking or expending10:36
Keybukwe can fiddle with animations later10:36
KeybukMark will almost certainly want to be highly involved in that process10:36
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seb128we can't use the GNOME menu atm because the "zoom out and show workspaces" kick in as soon as you go in the corner10:37
Keybukthat's a bug then, we shouldn't have any active corners enabled by default10:37
Keybukprefs are easy to tweak - just ask mvo10:37
seb128mvo: ^ we can disable that then ;)10:37
mvosure10:37
seb128Keybuk: yeah, but he said to have you to validate the change first to know disable things which should be enabled10:38
seb128that's why I'm asking what we can disable ;)10:38
Keybukthings like that, we can disable10:38
Keybukanimations we should leave on for now10:38
seb128good10:38
seb128can we disable the bouncing when maximising a window?10:38
seb128it's not smooth at all on my box and looks ugly10:39
Keybukleave things like that for now, and we'll worry about them later10:39
seb128ok10:39
Keybukwhat animation setting causes the bounce?  have you fiddled in ccsm to get something more to your liking?10:40
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StevenKI thought that caused by wobbly windows?10:40
Keybukso it is10:41
Keybukmvo: wobbly should be disabled by default, no?10:41
mvoKeybuk: yes, that is disabled by default10:41
Keybukit's on for seb because he's played in the past?10:41
seb128I've no wobble10:41
Keybukbtw, what does the "enable extra animations" checkbox do?10:41
seb128and I've no ccsm installed10:41
seb128hum, let me try with a new user10:42
FujitsuKeybuk: It enables wobbliness at least, AFAIK.10:42
jtmoulials10:43
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ogra"[: 99: ==: unexpected operator"10:44
mvoseb128: on the livecd I have no wobble on maximize10:44
ograis anyone else seeing that in his .xsession-errors ?10:44
mvoogra: me10:44
ograhmm10:44
ograthe Xsession.d scripts look ok10:44
mvoogra: I suspect gnome-volume-manager (but that is just a theory)10:44
seb128mvo: do we have an uptodate desktopCD to try?10:44
mvomaybe the name compiz wrapper10:44
mvoseb128: yes, currently daily10:45
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mvoseb128: interesstingly the worksspace seems to work very nicely on it too10:45
seb128mvo: well, there is no user setting to respect10:46
mvostill, 4 workspaces, nicely displayed in the panel applet. I like that 10:46
seb128;)10:47
seb128nicely?10:47
seb128there is separators displayed between them?10:47
mvono seperator10:47
Keybuks/workspaces/viewports/ no?10:47
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mvoindeed10:47
=== mvo needs to remember the correct terminology
seb128I'm downloading the CD10:49
seb128I'll try if totem works with it10:49
seb128it doesn't on my desktop10:49
seb128the video are is not refreshed10:49
seb128area10:50
pittiogra: that depends on what mvo did with the auto-enabling of compiz, I figure :) but since it checks whether X supports it, it should be fine10:50
ograyeah10:51
pittimvo: how does compiz things look like?10:51
ograit didnt do any harm on an up to date system here10:51
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pittiasac: how bad does n-m look? can we at least get the debian_backend patch?10:55
KeybukN-M is convinced I'm on a wired network10:55
Keybukwhich is nice, since there's no network cable plugged in10:55
mvopitti: not bad currently, I tested in on a nvidia machine just now and it correctly loads metacity with "nv" and can be enabled with the apperance-capplet and restricted-manager (still some UI glitches, but nothing really serious). next is ati r300 and ati r500 on the list to test10:56
pittiN-M regularly tears down all my interfaces on boot10:56
Amaranthit also doesn't work with wpa10:56
tfheenNM makes it just about impossible for me to log in, since I don't have networking when I boot the machine..10:56
tfheenthis doesn't go too well with Kerberos10:56
pittiRiddell: does adept work now with the reverted debtags/libept? if so, can we move bug 121456 to tribe3?10:57
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121456 in adept "Adept couldn't open debtags database" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12145610:57
Keybuktfheen: NM doesn't handle your use case; let's just focus on the regressions from feisty please10:57
tfheenKeybuk: uh, it worked fine in feisty.10:57
Keybukok, that's interesting then :)10:57
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tfheenif it hadn't, I wouldn't have had NM installed.10:57
StevenKlibept | 0.5.7ubuntu1really0.4.7ubuntu2 ... whoa!10:58
tfheenit seems like the default policy doesn't hit, and it doesn't enable eth110:58
Rumbamvo: i found a bug: i uninstalled some packages in synaptic but they are still shown as "Auto-Installed: 1" in /var/lib/extended_states! (not sure if "Auto-Installed: 0" packages are still shown, but i don't see why not, so i won't test that.)10:58
StevenKWhat was so offensive about libept 0.5.7?10:58
Rumbamvo: are you familiar to this issue?10:58
pittiStevenK: doesn't work with the current debtags, it needs porting10:58
StevenKAhhh10:58
pittiStevenK: well, debtags needs to be ported to new libept, that is10:58
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pittifabbione: bug 119057 wasn't mentioned in the -7 changelog; was that fixed upstream?10:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119057 in linux-source-2.6.22 "[SPARC]  not all PCI resources are initialized" [Critical,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11905710:59
fabbionepitti: yes it's fixed in -710:59
asacpitti: i managed to reapply almost all patches .... no idea how to test all those features, but from how the patches apply now it looks good11:00
pittiasac: can you put the source somewhere? I'm happy to give it some testing, maybe tfheen as well11:00
asacpitti: bzr11:00
FujitsuAmaranth: I'm using WPA fine, and I upgraded about 20 minutes ago. nm-applet does segfault if I let it use the keyring, though.11:00
asacpitti: wait a second11:00
mvoRumba: that is known and harmless because when they are installed next the state will be corrected (if that is needed). it clutters the file though and I plan to fix it for gutsy11:01
pittiasac: ah, orig.tar.gz plus bzr? or do you maintian the entire code in bzr now?11:01
fabbionepitti:    * [SPARC64] : Handle PCI bridges without 'ranges' property.11:01
asachttps://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x11:01
fabbionepitti: (from the changelog)11:01
asacpitti: its all in11:01
AmaranthFujitsu: well, i guess it might have something to do with the fact that my laptop is broken but it works with wpa_supplicant11:01
asacpitti: if you wnt orig i can push it somewhere11:01
pittiasac: ah, cool11:01
pittiasac: nevermind, bzr is fine11:01
asacpitti: applet is coming in a minute11:01
asacwill push it there as well11:01
seb128pitti: can we enable apport by default now?11:02
pittiasac: but when building the source package, you'll still use the upstream orig.tar.gz?11:02
pittiseb128: we could, we just don't yet have the privacy thing11:02
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Rumbamvo: can/will you fix it upstream?11:02
pittiseb128: I didn't manage to finish that yesterday11:03
mvoRumba: yes, that is my plan11:03
pittiseb128: hm, if we want that, let me upload a new one with some bug fixes11:03
seb128pitti: having crach stacktrace now would be nice, upstream freeze is coming11:03
pittiseb128: right, ok; let's flip the privacy thing on post-tribe then11:03
asacpitti: yes ... i use tarballs/ directory11:03
Rumbamvo: oh, and do you plan to add a "_manually_ installed" checkbox in synaptic's custom filters?11:03
seb128thanks11:04
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mvoRumba: not at this time, but I would be happy about a patch :)11:04
pittimvo: do you plan to upload update-notifier? if not, I would like to flip apport on and upload11:04
Rumba:)11:04
mvopitti: go ahead11:04
asacpitti: ok for applet tarball: http://people.ubuntu.com/~asac/network-manager-applet_0.6.5.orig.tar.gz11:05
asacpitti: debian only bzr here: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/network-manager/gnome.ubuntu.0.6.x11:05
Rumbamvo: so let me get this clear: you are a dev of synaptic or aptitude?11:06
pittitfheen: ^ can you give this some testing as well?11:06
pittiasac: it works for you so far?11:06
Rumbamvo: i mean, is it synaptic or is it aptitude that you are a dev of?11:07
mvoRumba: I maintain apt and synaptic. aptitude is done by daniel burrows11:07
asacpitti: can't really tell because my vm license has expired and my other system is currently installing.11:07
asac... gutsy11:07
tfheenasac: my problems does not have anything to do with the applet, they're in the core code.11:08
tfheen(since the applet hasn't started at gdm time)11:08
asactfheen: i redid the merge for core code11:08
tfheenasac: where is it, then?11:08
asacread 20 lines above :)11:08
pittitfheen: <asac> https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x11:08
asacwait a second11:08
Keybuktfheen: tbh, I'm not sure why NM ever brought the network interface up before login11:09
Keybuktfheen it was never supposed to, or deliberately patched to do that11:09
Keybuktfheen: you may have been relying on a bug11:09
tfheenKeybuk: it didn't, but it failed to kill dhclient.11:09
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stgraberWho is the secretary for this afternoon CC ? It used to be Seveas but I understood it's taken a month off11:09
stgrabers/it's/he's/11:10
pittiasac: why does the -core package build-depend on libpanel-applet2-dev? I thought the core should be gtk free?11:10
asactfheen: Keybuk tonio dropped debian_backend and lots of other patches during 0.6.5 merge ... so current version should be more or less completely broken 11:10
asacpitti: probably left over ... can fix it.11:10
Keybukasac: yes, I saw that11:10
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asacpitti: i concentrated to reapply all patches for now11:11
=== pitti hugs asac
pittiasac: are you ready for enabling apport on tribe-2, too?11:11
asaci am fine with it ... at best we can figure a way out how my precious helper hjmf can still process crash reports :)11:12
asacactually i want crash reports yesterday11:13
mvohm, it looks like libgl1-mesa-dri is missing from the livecd11:15
pittimvo: we deliberately kicked it11:15
pittimvo: it's 14 MB and we didn't have it before11:15
pittiwell, from alternate at least11:15
mvoits kind of essential to get compiz working11:15
Amaranthyeah....11:16
Amaranthor 3d of any kind11:16
ograah, thats why i didnt get compiz going on ltsp ... indeed :)11:16
pittimvo: hm, then something should have a dependency on it, and we need to kick off 14 MB of stuff from the CDs11:16
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ogralibgl1-mesa-glx has a replaces though11:17
ograReplaces: libgl1, libgl1-mesa-dri (<< 6.4.0)11:17
ograConflicts: libgl1, libgl1-mesa-dri (<< 6.4.0)11:17
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pittiasac: did you change anything in the API of network-manager? the applet currently b-deps on network-manager-dev (>= 0.6.5), i. e. will also build against the current n-m in the archive11:20
pittiasac: if there is no API change, that's fine, then we can get it published faster, but it should be double-checked11:21
asacpitti: i started with tonios debinization11:22
Amaranthpitti: the problem is compiz can work with libgl1-mesa-dri, nvidia-glx, or any sort of driver that does 3d + xgl11:22
Amaranthi suppose compiz could do an OR depend on those three11:22
ograwhat about libgl1-mesa-glx ?11:22
Amaranth This package does not include the modules themselves: these can be found11:23
Amaranth in the libgl1-mesa-dri package.11:23
asacpitti: so ... i have to verify ... but i hope that we don't change api in nm at all ... do we?11:23
pittiAmaranth, mvo: ok, then we need to put it into desktop-recommends11:23
pittiasac: I don't know11:23
pittianyway, let me reboot for testing new kernel and n-m11:23
Amaranthogra: and libgl1-mesa-dri is 6.5.311:23
Amaranththat's an old replaces11:24
ograah, right11:24
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ograand -dri depends on -glx11:24
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ograok11:24
Amaranthright, they were split11:24
ograwhere do we get 14M ???11:24
Amaranth:/11:24
Amaranthkick tomboy and fspot out? ;)11:25
seb128Amaranth: edubuntu already does no?11:25
ograyes11:25
ograedubuntu isnt the problem :)11:25
Amaranthoh, this is for edubuntu?11:25
ograi can easily drop a language11:25
Amaranthi thought we were talking about ubuntu desktop11:25
ograthe prob is ubuntu atm11:25
ograand the livefses11:26
seb128Amaranth: no way to drop those from the ubuntu desktop11:26
Amaranthwhat was added to suddenly make this not fit?11:27
KeybukAmaranth: we've been at 100% for a few releases now11:27
Amaranthright but this was on the CD before11:27
dholbachi386 gtkmm2.4 build faster!11:28
Keybukso every time we add something, something else needs to be taken awy11:28
Keybukopenoffice probably swelled another few megabytes, etc.11:29
Amaranthah yes, the beast11:29
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AmaranthI don't even know what goes on the CD so I wouldn't know what to remove11:30
seb128dholbach: faster than what?11:31
Amaranthobvious choice would be a language pack but i think you already dropped all those11:31
Keybukthere's still half a dozen language packs11:31
dholbachseb128: just faster, so I can ask for give-backs of all the other *mm stuff, so everything's good again :-)11:31
asacpitti: back?11:31
pittiasac: yes11:31
seb128Amaranth: some depends have been added I think, like gnome-system-monitor uses gtkmm now11:31
pittiasac: well, it sucks a tad less11:31
pittiasac: it didn't touch eth1 any more (my static interface)11:32
Amaranthah, right, GNOME decided C++ bindings could be used in desktop modules11:32
asacpitti: hmm11:32
seb128dholbach: faster is compared to something, you are faster than ... before, something else, etc ;)11:32
pittiasac: but it still tears down eth0 (standard auto/dchp) and doesn't connect to it at start11:32
Amaranthand C++ is bloated11:32
Keybukat some point, we are just going to have to bite the bullet, and accept that we don't fit on a single CD anymore11:32
pittiasac: when I log in, it just says 'manual configuration', so I have to sudo ifdown/ifup; I cannot even click11:32
AmaranthKeybuk: hopefully that can be a year from now11:32
KeybukAmaranth: why a year?  I've been arguing for DVD-as-default-image for a year already :p11:33
dholbachwe had gtkmm on there before11:33
seb128let's switch to 7z ;)11:33
Amaranth7z would help a lot too11:33
seb128dholbach: on the CD?11:33
Amaranthit'd give us that year :)11:33
pittiKeybuk: there's still quite a bit of air (lzma for alternates, better squashfs for desktop), I think11:33
seb128dholbach: why?11:33
AmaranthKeybuk: well, computers made in 2003 didn't all have DVD drives11:33
asacpitti: does this behaviour remind you of something (e.g. was that tackled once with a patch?) 11:33
AmaranthKeybuk: it'd be nice if a 4 year old computer could use our stuff11:34
pittiAmaranth: one of Ubuntu's key goals is good i18n support; we cannot just drop *all* langpacks to fit new crack, we have to get rid of old crack, too11:34
dholbachseb128: hm, maybe not - I thought of inkscape and workrave - they're both in supported though11:34
pittiasac: not really, I'm not intimately familiar with the patches11:34
dholbachpitti: did you drop gnomedb and gda2 already?11:34
Amaranthdon't we still have gphoto along side f-spot?11:34
pittiasac: and I never saw that one11:34
seb128dholbach: ah, gparted11:34
dholbachah right, gparted too11:34
dholbach:-)11:35
Amaranthgthumb, rather11:35
pittiasac: it has always torn down my eth0 from /etc/init.d/networking, but at least it brought it up again on login11:35
seb128Amaranth: yes, not the same usecase11:35
pittiAmaranth: yes, we have; eog, gthumb, f-spot11:35
seb128Amaranth: f-spot works fine when you want to handle your photos based on exif tag11:35
Amarantheog makes sense, it's one of those 'spatial' things11:35
seb128but some people classify by hand and want gthumb to browse the directories11:36
asacpitti: do you have logs?11:36
pittiasac: TBH, at this point I'm even inclined to roll back to the feisty versions11:36
Amaranthi mean, it's just "here is your photo" and not "here is my app with your photo in it"11:36
seb128eog is a simple viewer11:36
ograAmaranth, edubuntu has gthumb we never had space for mono11:36
bhalef-spot --view does directories now, no?11:36
seb128ogra: you have 2 CDs now though, no? ;)11:36
seb128bhale: it's not good enough atm11:36
seb128bhale: the idea is there but it still sucks11:36
Treenaksseb128: eog has a nice multi-picture mode too now11:36
asacpitti: ... can we do that?11:36
ograseb128, yeah, all mono stuff is on the second one since feisty :)11:37
Amaranthf-spot --view seems to be an eog replacement11:37
asacpitti: e.g. without going for epoch and other hacks :)11:37
pittiasac: 0.6.5+really0.6.4foo :)11:37
ograseb128, and i still only have one livecd11:37
asacpitti: oh :)11:37
Amaranthyeah, eog is getting pretty powerful11:37
Amaranthi'd say it's a nice replacement for gthumb11:37
seb128asac, pitti: are you downgrading to nm 0.6.4?!11:37
pittiasac: logs> very helpful :/11:38
bhaleseb128: it seems pretty nice to me, but i was never an eog user. sorry11:38
pittiJun 26 11:26:01 localhost NetworkManager: <info>  Now managing wired Ethernet (802.3) device 'eth0'. 11:38
pittiJun 26 11:26:01 localhost NetworkManager: <info>  Deactivating device eth0. 11:38
Amarantherr, feisty didn't have the separate tarball for the applet11:38
pittiAmaranth: so what? the binary name is the same11:38
Amaranthanyway, on the photo thing, we have 3 applications that overlap all over each other11:38
Amaranthone of them can go away11:39
bhalegthumb should go first imo11:39
Amaranthwhich one, i particularly care but gthumb is the one getting squeezed in the middle11:39
asacpitti: lets see if i somehow get this virtualbox thing going11:39
Amarantherr, don't particularly care11:39
bhalegthumb looks a lot like nautilus with some extra buttons/menus11:40
Amaranthyeah, even nautilus is squeezing out gthumb11:40
seb128bhale: it seems to work better than previous time I tried it11:40
pittiAmaranth: photo import is the only important thing of gthumb11:40
Amaranthit's just begging to be killed off11:40
ograbhale, make mono small enough to fit on the edubuntu livecd, then i can drop gthumb :)11:40
bhaleseb128: i like the sidebar with previews11:40
bhaleogra: heh, oh.11:41
Amaranthpitti: we have nothing else that can do photo import?11:41
seb128bhale: eog has that too ;)11:41
seb128I thing we should drop gthumb11:41
Keybukpitti: isn't f-spot the default photo import tool anyway?11:41
Amaranthno11:41
seb128Keybuk: no11:41
pittiAmaranth: f-spot's still sucked hard the last time I tried it11:41
Amaranthgthumb offers to import my photos11:41
pittiKeybuk: not yet11:41
Amaranththen i close it and point f-spot at the mounted sd card11:41
Keybukodd, it is for me; and I don't remember changing that11:41
dholbachdoes f-spot have something to get rid of 24697246 of duplicates in the mean time?11:42
Amarantheh?11:42
bhaleno, its on the roadmap11:42
bhaleAmaranth: he doesnt empty his camera, keeps importing over and over11:42
dholbachor I import from ~/my_pictures11:42
Amaranthbhale: wouldn't the camera get full? :)11:43
dholbachbecause I had them copied on another machine already11:43
Amaranthbtw, not even iPhoto handles that case well11:43
TreenaksI never understood this 'import into database' thing.. just like rhythmbox..11:43
dholbachthat's why I like gthumb, it doesn't get in my way11:43
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dholbachI can just take a look at my sorted pictures11:43
TreenaksSomething always happens, it gets out of sync.. the database breaks..11:43
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Ngf-spot is so much better than gthumb, but you have to work with its way of doing things11:44
ograerr11:44
ograf-spot11:44
Ngin that gthumb is really simple and stupid and f-spot is a photo manager :)11:44
dholbachoh, f-spot just crashed, hrm ... well11:44
Amaranthi thought we were supposed to pick the 'best' app as a default instead of offering them all :)11:44
FujitsuF-Spot's default configuration of storing metadata in its own DB is just deranged, however.11:44
KeybukAmaranth: it gets difficult to pick the best when developers prefer different ones11:45
NgFujitsu: it stores metadata in EXIF tags afaics, all of my comments from it are in the photos themselves11:45
FujitsuNg: It has an option to, but that wasn't the default when I last tried.11:45
AmaranthKeybuk: Needs a vote or something :)11:45
seb128dholbach: what do you have with gthumb than eog doesn't have (out of photos import that can be done with f-spot even if you don't use it)?11:45
ograAmaranth, apart from what Keybuk said, its a technical issue, mono doesnt fint on the edubuntu liveCd 11:45
NgFujitsu: *shrug* WFM since edgy11:45
Amaranthogra: right, but i'm talking about ubuntu :)11:45
KeybukAmaranth: technical board is the body to resolve disputes11:45
ograAmaranth, so we have to resort to either no photo app or gthumb there11:45
pittiasac: so, if this works on a default install with just one eth, we should just take your version, but if it doesn't even auto-connect there, we should revert11:46
ccm*giggle* I thought hug day is today and wondered why nobody is hugging around11:46
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=== ccm hugs you
ccmthank you Fujitsu ;)11:46
seb128ccm: hug day is tomorrow :)11:46
ccmseb128: i should check my calender more often11:47
dholbachseb128: just small features I know my sister uses - like photo web album, small effects like red-eye-removal and color adjustment11:47
ograccm, feel free to hug in advance though :)11:47
seb128dholbach: k, you really want to use f-spot then :p11:47
pittiasac: it might really just be the two dhclients fighting each other; hell, we should really fix bug 9026711:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 90267 in network-manager "network-manager stops and restarts already ifup'ed interfaces" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9026711:47
dholbachI don't - I don't like the 'management' thing about it - it doesn't work for me - if you remove it from main, I'm happy to use eog11:48
seb128dholbach: you know about f-spot --view, right?11:48
=== ccm comes from the future and drops a hug bomb
=== Amaranth fires back with a Hug of Doom(tm)
dholbachseb128: does the 'folder' thing on the left hand side work for you?11:49
ograpitti, so any idea where we get the 14M from now ?11:49
seb128dholbach: no11:49
dholbachfor me neither11:49
seb128but opening a folder with it from nautilus should work fine ;)11:49
pittiogra: for getting -dri in? no, not really11:49
asacpitti: so you are struck by bug 90267 ... but you haven't been before?11:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 90267 in network-manager "network-manager stops and restarts already ifup'ed interfaces" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9026711:49
dholbachI'll keep trying to use it every now and then11:50
pittiasac: I have always seen that11:50
seb128cool11:50
dholbachbut until now I don't feel it makes my life a better place11:50
seb128dholbach: if there is bugs we should try to fix them rather than relying on an another software as a workaround11:50
pittiasac: however, so far n-m daemon tore down eth0, and then nm-applet brought it up again11:50
ograpitti, i think i still have some langs to drop from the server CD but no idea what to do about live11:50
carlospitti: I guess gutsy language pack was correct, wasn't it?11:50
Amaranthwithout -dri you might as well remove compiz, it's just taking up space doing nothing11:50
pittiasac: but now nm-applet starts with a 'only manual configuration' state and doesn't bring up anything11:50
asacpitti: ah ok ... so applet might be the problem for you11:50
dholbachseb128: for me gthumb is not a workaround, it's the software I use11:50
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pitticarlos: worked fine so far; seb128, how do the current langpacks look for you?11:51
pittiasac: it's in the daemon, I think11:51
asacpitti: did you use the new applet?11:51
dholbachand my sister won't type in 'f-spot --view'11:51
pittiasac: the applet itself is really harmless11:51
Keybukdholbach: removing it from the CD doesn't prevent you from continuing to use it11:51
pittiasac: yes, of course; bzr head11:51
dholbachKeybuk: sure not11:51
ogradholbach, you could use the edubuntu addon cd as well its on there ;)11:52
mvopitti: I will change the seed to recommend libgl1-mesa-dri in ubuntu-desktop and make compiz a recommend  as well (currently its a depend). ok with you?11:52
pittimvo: no, it's not11:52
carlosok11:53
pittimvo: you have to drop 14 MB of stuff in exchange11:53
pittimvo: well, 6 MB on i386 and 10 MB on amd6411:53
dholbachinfinity gave back gtkmm2.4 3 hours ago - shouldn't if have built on i386 already?11:53
pittidholbach: let me look11:53
dholbachs/if/it11:53
mvopitti: that is installed size? or package size?11:53
pittimvo: package size11:54
pittimvo: (roughly)11:54
pittidholbach: I bumped the build score11:54
dholbachthanks a lot pitti11:54
pittidholbach: the i386 buildds are *still* busy with langpacks (gosh, I uploaded them 11 hours ago)11:54
seb128dholbach: it's not about f-spot making your life better, it's about not having too much duplication when the CD needs space11:54
dholbachseb128: I'm not going to stop you 11:55
seb128pitti: there is new gutsy languagepack availables? I didn't update yet this morning11:55
ajmitchseb128: so which one sucks less?11:55
ograpitti, we should restrict the translation teams to not translate so much :P11:55
seb128ajmitch: I think we should have eog and f-spot on the CD11:55
pittiseb128: yes, in the archive11:56
seb128ajmitch: eog as a simple viewer and an image browser and f-spot has a photo manager11:56
seb128pitti: I've to go out to buy some food now, I'll test in 20 minutes if that's ok with you11:57
pittiseb128: sure11:57
seb128k, bbl then ;)11:57
pittidholbach: building now11:57
Amaranthwell, gthumb gives us about 1M11:57
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ogra112:07
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ograheh12:09
pygifabbione, poke?12:16
fabbioneyeah?12:16
pygifabbione, got a sec with your sparc?12:16
fabbioneyup12:16
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pygifabbione, thanks, will send you mail12:17
fabbioneok12:17
pygifabbione, sent12:18
fabbionegot it12:18
pittiogra: can we easily drop rss-glx and xscreensaver-gl? or will something freak out when we remove it?12:18
pygigreat12:18
fabbionei assume that's against what's in the archive.. right?12:19
pygifabbione, ergh ... yes, but the package failed to build ofcourse12:19
fabbionei could guess that ... :)12:19
pygihehe12:19
pittiKeybuk: are you ok with me dropping the rss-glx and xscreensaver-gl from desktop? 4.9 MB together12:20
Ngwin 4212:20
Ngbah12:20
fabbionepygi: building12:22
pygifabbione, great, fingers crossed that so it works =)12:22
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pitticjwatson: do you know whether we can drop one of ttf-kochi-{mincho,gothic}? Both are Japanese fonts, and both are huge12:24
pitticjwatson: same question for ttf-arphic-{ukai,uming}; dropping one of them would basically solve the libgl1-mesa-dri problem12:24
cjwatsonmy memory is that mincho and gothic are like roman and italic12:26
cjwatsonor something like that12:26
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persiaRather Serif / Sans-Serif (for gothic/mincho)12:27
cjwatsonah12:27
cjwatsonI knew it was something like that12:27
cjwatsonif you're going to drop one, it would be better to drop both12:27
cjwatson(and make sure language-support-whatever depends on them)12:28
pittiyeah, I would do the latter anyway, of course, but still a bit nasty to drop the fonts completely?12:28
cjwatsonall choices for finding 14MB of space are nasty12:29
cjwatsonand will make some people unhappy12:29
cjwatsonon pure number-of-speakers criteria kochi is probably the rational choice12:30
pittithat'll give us 8.4 MB12:30
minghua_pitti: uming/ukai difference is more like serif/script, rather than serif/sans-serif12:31
minghua_pitti: IMO ukai can be safely dropped.  But probably it's just me.12:31
ograpitti, fine with me, to sad i dont ship either in edubuntu 12:31
pittiminghua_: does the desktop reasonably work without one of them? and the other one is pulled with language-support-zh?12:31
ograouch12:32
ogradebootsrap failed here12:32
cjwatsonogra: details?12:32
minghua_pitti: desktop definitely works fine without -ukai, and IMO lang-s-zh shouldn't pull in -ukai12:32
ogracant mount proc12:32
minghua_pitti: on the other hand, without -uming the Chinese desktop would be rather ugly12:33
pittiminghua_: so -ukai is the 'script' variant? not really for day-to-day desktop texts?12:33
ogra(i'm installing to a usb drive, but that shouldnt matter, should it?)12:33
minghua_pitti: again, just my personal opinion12:33
pittiminghua_: thanks a lot; that's much better than everything I could have figured out :)12:33
cjwatsonogra: you're in the best position to debug it12:33
minghua_pitti: you can still use it for day-to-day desktop, it's not like "zapf" script, just that more people will be comfortable with -uming12:33
minghua_pitti: if it is decided to drop -ukai, I suggest an announcement (to ubuntu-zh list, perhaps)12:34
pittiminghua_: I'll add it to language-support-zh then at least12:35
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cjwatsonI did test it with both Debian and Ubuntu before uploading 1.0.012:36
ograJun 26 18:19:21 debootstrap: chroot: 12:36
ograJun 26 18:19:21 debootstrap: cannot execute mount12:36
ograJun 26 18:19:21 debootstrap: : No such file or directory12:36
cjwatsonlook further up in the log and see if mount didn't get extracted for some reason12:40
ograwell, it mounts the disks above12:42
ograJun 26 18:18:15 kernel: [  296.776000]  EXT3-fs: mounted filesystem with ordered data mode.12:42
ograJun 26 18:18:15 50mounted-tests: debug: mounted as ext3 filesystem12:42
ograJun 26 18:18:15 50mounted-tests: debug: running subtest /usr/lib/os-probes/mounted/10freedos12:42
minghua_so which package is going to use the space left by ttf-arphic-ukai?  libgl-mesa-dri?12:42
cjwatsonogra: that is not done in the chroot12:42
pittiminghua_: right12:43
cjwatsonogra: i.e. different mount binary12:43
ograah, right12:43
ograbut there is nothing above12:43
seb128pitti: there is no -base language pack updates available12:43
ograJun 26 18:18:36 main-menu[3053] : INFO: Falling back to the package description for console-setup-udeb 12:43
ograJun 26 18:18:36 main-menu[3053] : INFO: Menu item 'base-installer' selected 12:43
ograJun 26 18:18:37 apt-install: Queueing package console-setup for later installation12:43
ograJun 26 18:19:21 debootstrap: chroot: 12:43
ograJun 26 18:19:21 debootstrap: cannot execute mount12:43
ogra912:43
ograoops12:43
ograthats how the log looks like12:43
seb128pitti: and language-pack-fr and language-pack-gnome-fr are empty12:43
pittiseb128: that's fine, it's a fresh -base update12:44
seb128pitti: well, there is no -base update available12:44
cjwatsonogra: there should be a debootstrap.log around somewhere12:44
seb128pitti: 12:44
seb128*** 1:7.10+20070603 012:44
seb128        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com gutsy/main Packages12:44
seb128        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status12:44
seb128[seb128 : ~] $ 12:44
cjwatsonperhaps in /target/debootstrap/12:44
pittiseb128: right, it's not built yet12:44
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/tribe2-syslog12:44
ograi'll get the deboostrap one as well, one moment12:45
seb128pitti: k, I'll test when they will be available then12:45
pittiseb128: I wonder why it takes so long; in previous times, new langpacks were built in three hours or so12:45
seb128https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/language-pack-gnome-fr-base/1:7.10+20070625/+build/35313812:45
seb128"took two minutes"12:45
seb128just waiting to get it published now then12:46
pittiright12:46
seb128not sure why the buildd were busy12:46
pittiseb128: well, we had a kernel update, too12:46
seb128I suspect it's because dholbach rebuilt twice the gtkmm world12:46
pittiand that :)12:46
ogracjwatson, nothing in /target ... :/12:47
ogracjwatson, seems it didnt run at all12:47
cjwatsonit may have been moved elsewhere, e.g. /var/log12:47
cjwatsonplease hunt around12:47
ogracjwatson, i have a pile of packages in /target/var/cache... but no /bin or anything yet12:47
ograonly cdrom deboostrap etc lost+found media and var in /target12:49
cjwatsonmight be /target/var/log/bootstrap.log12:49
cjwatsonogra: /target/debootstrap/debootstrap.log?12:49
ogranope12:49
cjwatsonneither of those?12:49
ogranope12:50
cjwatsonwhat is in /target/debootstrap ?12:50
ogradebpaths12:50
ogranothing else12:50
ograunless its hidden12:50
cjwatsoncan you apply some initiative and look around?12:50
ogranothing hidden either12:50
ograthere is no log in /target, i promise12:50
cjwatsonit is very difficult to do this at a distance, and your replies are pretty brief12:50
pittiogra: hm, so do you want libgl1-mesa-dri back in edubuntu as well? I'm just merging seed changes12:51
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ograpitti, i think i'll wait until tribe3 no idea where to get 14M on the liveCD that quickly12:52
pittiogra: ok12:52
cjwatsondebootstrap works fine in a normal system here12:52
ograyeah, i built a, ltsp client yesterday as well12:52
cjwatsonI saw somebody else complaining over the last week about debootstrap breaking, but I'm not sure if that was before or after debootstrap 1.0.012:53
ograwell, the error i see on console one is definately right, there is no /target/proc yet12:54
cjwatsonogra: what's the context of this breakage? i.e. what CD image?12:54
ograi'll try to run it manually, lets see where it goes12:54
cjwatsonit's usually not wise to debug the most recent error12:54
ogracjwatson, current daily edubuntu server iso12:54
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cjwatsonyou need to find the first error and debug that12:54
ograindeed12:54
cjwatsonthe symptoms are consistent with debootstrap bailing out for some reason before managing to extract required packages12:56
ograyeah12:56
cjwatson(/proc is part of base-files)12:56
ogramy manual run stops after validating zlib12:56
cjwatsonstops in what way?12:56
ograi'll -x it12:57
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ograW: Failure trying to run: chroot /target mount -t proc proc /proc12:57
ogralast line after Validating zlib1g12:57
cjwatsonhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/jessica.txt eek, I need to fix that script12:57
cjwatsonno Extracting?12:58
ogranope12:58
ograand a good load additional deps are found as well12:58
ograthe list is usually shorter12:58
cjwatsonhmm, I wonder12:58
ograbase-files is in there btw12:59
cjwatsonI bet debian-cd's Priority generation is broken12:59
ograhmm12:59
ograall packages are in there now that i look closer12:59
cjwatsonsounds like fallout from the required/minimal split; if so, my fault12:59
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ograstrange that it works in non installer mode01:00
cjwatsonnot at all01:00
pittiI'm just rebuilding *-meta for seed changes; shall I hold off?01:02
cjwatsonpitti: no, go ahead01:02
pittii. e. will fixing that require seed/meta changes in any way?01:02
pittiok, thanks01:02
cjwatsonpurely a cdimage bug01:02
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StevenKHrm, because I touched ipvsadm last, I'm somehow qualified to answer questions about it...01:11
pittiBenC, kylem: I cleaned some kernel bugs from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.milestone:Alist=469, but I'm not sure whether -7 fixes any of the remaining ones; can you please have a look?01:11
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pittiasac: does n-m get you connected if you just have one ethernet interface with the standard dhcp configuration?01:16
StevenKpitti: Is archive-cruft-checker fixed? Or should I look at fixing bugs instead?01:16
pittiasac: I currently collect the last sources which need to go to the candidate CD images01:16
pittiStevenK: it's fixed now01:16
pittiStevenK: let me clean up some cruft and then regenerate the lists01:16
StevenKpitti: Ah, thanks.01:17
pochupitti: for bug 121441 (which is milestoned for tribe-2), syncing 5.0.41a-1 from debian will fix it.01:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121441 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 "Mysql man pages are non-free" [Critical,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12144101:17
pittipochu: oh, cool01:17
pochuSince you have sync-powers... ;)01:17
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ograpochu, so was a doc package split out ? 01:18
ograi know mathiaz wanted to work on it to not loose the manpage01:18
pittino, manpages removed01:18
pochuogra: no, they removed it from the tarball.01:18
pochu   * Removed all manpages from the source (therefore the "41a") as they01:18
pochu     are not licensed under the GPL and redistribution is not permitted01:18
pochu     (thanks to Mathias Gug). Closes: #43001801:18
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ograah, ok, he said he wanted to keep it in multiverse01:19
pittiogra: that needs a separate source package anyway01:19
mjg59ogra: Can't do that if there's no permission to redistribute01:19
pittimjg59: redistribution is fine01:20
pittimjg59: but not modification01:20
pitti(AFAIUI)01:20
tfheenpitti: "fine".  If you distribute it with the mysql binaries01:20
tfheenat least from my skimming of the licence01:20
FujitsuBinaries and manpages have to be on the same medium, it seems.01:20
FujitsuIf they really wanted to, I'm sure they could say another component violated that.01:21
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asacpitti: i will test asap (a few hours) ... i still have to install gutsy ... backup is still running.01:22
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cjwatsonpitti: just waiting for bzr to configure in this upgrade pass before I can get the cdimage thing fixed01:24
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pittitfheen: how does asac's n-m perform for you? any better?01:26
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pittipochu: synced, thanks for pointing out01:26
tfheenpitti: oh, sorry, I completely forgot, I'll test now.01:27
pittitfheen: with my two network cards, it's a tad less broken, but not nearly as smooth as feisty01:27
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fabbionenow i see why my ipv6 address is gone again01:30
pochupitti: cool01:30
pitti(RC bugs)-- :)01:31
fabbioneBZZZT01:31
fabbione  * Dropped obsolete01:31
fabbione    20_do_not_take_over_dhcpv4iface_when_v6_is_configured.patch01:31
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pittifabbione: please check asac's bzr branch01:31
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fabbioneasac: where is your branch?01:33
pittifabbione: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x/01:33
asacfabbione: use the applet branch as well01:35
asacfabbione: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/network-manager/gnome.ubuntu.0.6.x01:36
fabbioneasac: do you have i386 packages anywhere?01:36
asacfabbione: orig is here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~asac/network-manager-applet_0.6.5.orig.tar.gz01:36
asacfabbione: no i only have amd6401:36
asacatm01:36
fabbioneok01:36
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seb128pitti: any reason the base package stop shipping gdebi.mo01:37
pittiseb128: hm, no idea01:38
fabbioneasac: do you know why Tonio did kill all these patches?01:38
fabbione(specially without a reason)01:38
seb128fabbione: he moved some patches to an another directory because he doesn't know n-m well enough to rewrite them and they didn't apply to the new code01:39
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seb128fabbione: 01:39
seb128$ ls network-manager-0.6.5/debian/patches-non-applied01:39
seb12819_interfaces_can_have_more_than_one_instance.patch          21_manual_means_always_online.diff01:39
seb12820_do_not_take_over_dhcpv4iface_when_v6_is_configured.patch01:39
cjwatsonpitti: CDs should be happier now if you rebuild them01:40
fabbioneseb128: ok01:40
fabbioneseb128: thanks01:40
seb128np01:40
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seb128fabbione: he was supposed to ping you and Keybuk about them ...01:40
asacfabbione: yes i know01:41
fabbioneseb128: he didn't.... but ok01:41
asacfabbione: he drops patches if the any hunk fails01:41
fabbioneasac: building your branch... btw.. i don't really need the applet to test if it works. i just need to get NM to ignore my ipv6 interfaces01:41
asacfabbione: that patch should be back in01:41
fabbioneasac: ok... but as core-dev that's not exactly the kind of behaviour i like to see because it introduces a lot of regressions between releases01:42
asacfabbione: for instance debian_backend patch ... the first hunk was applied upstream ... thus tonio dropped the complete patch without looking if the rest works01:42
fabbioneasac: yeah it is.. i am building and testing..01:42
fabbionei need to reboot to complete the test01:42
asac... and that lead to followup problems with other patches that diden't apply anymore01:42
asacso the card-house broke :)01:42
cjwatsonasking for help when you get stuck is one of the behaviours we try to test for (and ask about) in core-dev applicants, so somebody should have a quiet word and remind him of it01:43
cjwatsonof course everyone makes mistakes once in a while01:44
asacyes ... i think the mistake was really not to ask for help 01:44
fabbioneyeps.... it's not a tragedy...01:44
fabbionebrb.. testing01:44
pittiseb128: can you please file a tribe-3 bug about that? against language-pack-fr, and assign it to me?01:47
seb128pitti: sure01:48
pitticjwatson: thanks, good timing; I wanted to trigger new ones after that publisher run01:48
pittiogra: untouched> that works(-ish) with asac's branch again, but *not* with the version in the archive01:49
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ograpitti, well i havent tried it at all yet ...  i'll drop it from desktop and keep it in live i think if it makes probs ...01:50
ograits still only tribe2 we're building here01:50
pittiogra: what about that nbd bug? do you want to release tribe-2 at all?01:50
ograwe fixed it 01:51
pittiah, cool01:51
ograit turned out to be easier than i thought01:51
ograupstream already took the patch :)01:51
pittiogra: I'll build new images soonish; they won't be final yet, but I need them for verifying compiz stuff and sizes01:51
pittiogra: and they should fix the debootstrap issue01:51
ograpitti, i need them toi verify ltsp builds :)01:52
ograthe new mksquashfs stuff is still untested in d-i 01:53
pittifine01:53
ograand will be very unresponsive ... 01:53
pitti?01:54
ograpitti, the installer part doesnt tell you it runs mksquashfs ... and squashing up the chroot csn take 10 mins01:54
ogra*can01:54
pittiah, ok01:54
ograso it will look very odd to users01:55
seb128pitti: the english language pack has no gdebi neither, so it's not specific to the -fr languagepack01:58
seb128pitti: bug #122277 BTW01:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122277 in language-pack-fr-base "gutsy language pack doesn't ship the gdebi translation" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12227701:58
pittiseb128: right, probably a bug in langpack-o-matic, or it hasn't been part of the rosetta export; I'll have a look later01:58
pittiseb128: thanks; as long as it's milestoned and assigned to me, I'll get to it no matter what the source package is01:58
seb128k01:58
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EtienneGpitti, re #120659, that's perfectly ok with me as I was just going to sit on it until fixed in upstream (hopefully next release)02:00
EtienneGso I do not mind at all02:01
pittiEtienneG: ok; I needed it quickly to kick out python2.402:01
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sladenafternoon in Europe, or evening in Asia?02:02
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Keybukoops, got a bit punchy with the shutdown dialog there02:04
KeybukI only meant to logout the experimental user session I had02:04
pittiheh, so I'm not the only one who occasionally hits the wrong button :)02:05
pittitoo many choices02:05
Keybuknot only that, but *should* shutdown work if there are other users still logged in?02:05
ograthe debian-gtk-gnome list is just discussing that :)02:05
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pittiStevenK: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/cruft/ updated02:09
StevenKpitti: Ah, thanks.02:09
mptA simpler shutdown alert would have room for a warning about other people being logged in02:10
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StevenKpitti: Ah, I like that page much better now that I've refreshed it. :-)02:11
cjwatsoneven leaving that aside, there should be room in the one that's there; at worst some icons might need to be shrunk02:11
pittiStevenK: heh02:11
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mptcjwatson, true, I misstated the problem02:13
mptA simpler shutdown/restart alert would know that you were about to choose an option that would inconvenience other logged-in people02:14
mptand therefore be able to warn you02:14
asacpitti: -granparadiso are still in queue?02:14
pittiasac: I newed it last night02:14
mptas opposed to an alert that also contains actions like Lock and Log Out that are safe for other users02:14
asacpitti: they are still there :)02:14
mpts/alert/dialog/02:14
asacpitti: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+queue?start=2002:14
pittiasac: hm, weird02:15
asaci noticed because forum users complained ;)02:15
pittiaccepted now02:15
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pittiHobbsee!02:16
asacpitti: thx02:16
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Hobbseepitti!02:18
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Hobbseehiya ajmitch 02:18
dholbachsomebody please give back gconfmm2.602:19
pittidholbach: again?02:20
pittidholbach: odne02:20
pittidone, too02:20
dholbachthanks pitti02:21
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fabbioneasac: your branch looks good here02:30
pittifabbione: \o/02:30
asaccool :)02:30
asacfabbione: i hope that my backup finishes in 10 min so i can finally get a gutsy install on a real system :/02:31
asacwhy the hell do hard-disks always fill up with a ridiculous amount of data?02:31
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cjwatsonsigh, qemu in a chroot on an under-memoried machine over ssh X forwarding is not the fastest thing ever02:32
asaccjwatson: hehe :) ... i tried to build netbsd kernel once in qemu02:32
asacbut gave up02:32
fabbioneasac: stop the torrents :)02:32
asacfabbione: can you try if the applet works somehow as well?02:34
asacfabbione: what kind of network setup do you have btw?02:34
fabbioneasac: one thing at a time02:34
tfheenasac: "complex" would probably be the first letter of describing fabbione's setup. :-P02:34
fabbionetfheen: ahahha no no02:35
fabbioneasac: this machine is one and only one wired ethernet card.. dhcp ipv4 and static ipv602:35
fabbioneasac: problem is that nm doesn't know how to handle ipv6 at all02:35
fabbioneasac: so it needs to ignore the interfaces with such setup, and that's what my patch does02:36
pittimvo: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/ -> nice shot, fits precisely :)02:43
pittimvo: can you give this a quick test wrt. compiz?02:43
asactfheen: could you test nm?02:43
StevenKpitti: I think archive-cruft-checker is telling lies.02:43
mvopitti: rsyncing02:43
pittiStevenK: is it?02:43
fabbioneasac: ok.. i installed the applet package.. how do i kick the applet?02:43
asackick? 02:44
asacrestart?02:44
StevenKpitti: libk3b2 is listed in libflac++5, but I've uploaded a rebuild and the build logs show the package depending on libflac++602:44
StevenKrmadison shows the right version in the archive.02:44
pittihmm02:44
pittiStevenK: might not yet have been published02:45
pitti(at the time I ran it)02:45
tfheenasac: it seems to do the right thing here02:45
StevenKpitti: I don't think so, I uploaded it 2 days ago.02:45
asactfheen: what stup?02:45
asacsetup02:45
pittihm02:45
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fabbioneasac: yeah whatever.. make it appear or what do you need me to check02:45
asackilall nm-applet02:45
asacthen start nm-applet --sm-disable 02:46
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StevenKsteven@infected:/srv/mirror/ubuntu/pool/main/k/k3b$ dpkg -I libk3b2_1.0.1-1ubuntu2_amd64.deb | grep Depends | cut -d, -f11-1202:46
StevenK libflac++6, libflac802:46
StevenKpitti: ^02:46
pittiStevenK: hm, then just ignore it for now; I'll investigate later02:47
fabbioneasac: looks ok02:47
StevenKpitti: Aye, doing so.02:47
asacfabbione: thanks a lot02:48
pittiyay, vmware 6 native amd6402:48
fabbioneno problem02:48
StevenKpitti: Same thing with audacity.02:49
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ogragah02:50
ogra1M oversized ...02:50
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dokopitti: would you be ok with gcc-4.X uploads to introduce lpia support and fix some libstdc++ locale regressions?02:50
pittiogra: ? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20070626/ seems fine?02:50
ogra20070626.1 ?02:51
ogra:)02:51
StevenKogra: Kill the ISO9660 lead-in? Like you need it anyway. :-P02:51
ograheh02:51
pittiogra: ah, right, sorry02:51
pygiStevenK, don't you touch ECMA standards :)02:51
StevenKpygi: :-P02:51
ograStevenK, well, i personally use DVD-RW for testing so it doesnt really matter for me ... 02:51
pittidoko: hm, that'll take ages to build02:51
ograbut our users might care :)02:51
StevenKHeh02:51
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pittiasac: so, did you hear anything bad about your branch? if not, then about *now* is the right time to upload them :)02:52
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TheMusoIs documentation being put together about tribe 2 yet? If so, I would like to add a small accessibility/speech tidbit.02:54
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pittiTheMuso: it's supposed to get on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/Tribe2; Corey wanted to work on it, but hasn't yet02:55
TheMusopitti: Ok.02:55
TheMusoI'll send him an email.02:56
pittiTheMuso: appreciated, cheers02:56
asacpitti: ok ... i will upload then :)02:56
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pittiasac: please :)02:57
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StevenKpitti: :-P03:01
StevenKEr, pygi 03:01
StevenKSorry, pitti 03:01
pittiStevenK: I don't feel terribly annoyed when getting an erroneous smiley :)03:01
StevenKpitti: I didn't think so, but still. :-)03:02
StevenKFlacCodecPlugin.cpp:46: error: cannot allocate an object of abstract type 'FlacEncoder' because the following virtual functions are pure within 'FlacEncoder'03:02
asacpitti: network-manager pushed ... i wait a bit with applet as i tightened applet build-depends03:02
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pittiasac: if b-deps are correct, please upload it now03:03
asack03:03
pittiasac: or, rather, please upload it now and make sure the build deps are correct :)03:03
FujitsuHow would that be failing on just !i386?03:03
asacpitti: done ... build-deps should be ok now (e.g. network-manager-dev >= 0.6.5-0ubuntu3)03:04
pittiasac: I'll drive the publisher manually again to speed this up, I guess03:05
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mvoholly cow, I got a noticiation from alsa that something changed and I need to refresh my presets on a terminal03:07
mvothat message is really cryptic03:08
mvoand why would I want to change my default sound card if I have only one?03:08
thomspeaking of cryptic errors, apt has some really good ones03:10
Keybukthe best bit about apt's errors is that they're not pastable on IRC03:11
HobbseeKeybuk: um, why not?03:11
StevenKmvo: Just in case you want to change it for a better one? :-)03:11
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KeybukHobbsee: they begin "E:" or "W:"03:11
thomif you have dodgy nick expansion, no03:11
thommvo__: hah03:11
HobbseeKeybuk: ahhh03:12
KeybukHobbsee: so they become EtienneG: or Watersevenub: ... :p03:12
HobbseeKeybuk: only if you have a crappy client :P03:12
mvo__lol03:12
Hobbseexchat.  exactly.03:12
StevenKE: foo03:12
StevenKAh ha03:12
WatersevenubKeybuk, hey! :-p03:12
thomW: Bizarre Error - File size is not what the server reported 3678 183903:12
KeybukHobbsee: xchat requires you press tab, so it doesn't count for me :p03:12
Hobbseeirssi and konversation handle it correctly03:12
evandIt makes me feel needed.03:12
thomis my current favourite03:12
thom_which_ file?03:13
Keybukevand: careful, someone might give you more work to do :p03:13
evandhaha03:13
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StevenKthom: Heheh. You have to guess, which is part of the fun.03:13
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simiraHobbsee: ++!03:13
Keybukyay management03:13
HobbseeKeybuk: having to press tab is a good thing03:13
Hobbseehey simira!03:13
HobbseeKeybuk: that works too :)03:13
mvo__thom: *cough* yes *cough*03:13
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simira:)03:14
thommind you, i know why i get lots of them from apt-transport-https now, so i might actually fix it soon03:14
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StevenKthom: Neat non-HTTPS assumptions in the code?03:15
thomnah, seems like it's a missing callback03:15
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seb128ogra: about bug #121447, is having "about ubuntu" on edubuntu really a problem?03:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121447 in gnome-panel "Both About Ubuntu and About Edubuntu show up in menu" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12144703:25
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ograseb128, well, it would be nice to have them with different icons 03:25
seb128ogra: I'm not sure than installing edubuntu-docs on Ubuntu should make "about ubuntu" be not listed03:25
ograi'm fine with having them both, but they both show the edubuntu icon indeed03:25
ograsince they are hardcoded to use the distributor-icon03:26
seb128hum03:26
seb128we should change the about-ubuntu to always use an ubuntu icon then03:26
seb128and about-edubuntu to always use the edubuntu icon03:26
ograprobably03:26
ograthe would indeed need new icons03:26
pittimvo: fuck, libgl1-mesa-dri isn't on the fresh Ubuntu live; apparently it missed one more publisher run to refresh germinate03:26
ograor do we have the logo anywhere else ?03:27
ograpitti, rebuilt the livefs ?03:27
pittiogra: yeah, sure03:27
seb128ogra: we should add icons03:28
pittimvo: the alternate has it, though, so testing that should be fine for now03:28
ograseb128, yeah03:28
ogralets look into that after tribe203:28
seb128k03:28
mvopitti: rsyncing03:29
Hobbseemvo: how much is it actually pulling down when you're rsyncing?03:31
Hobbseemvo: should it be ~600mb, from going to tribe 1 to current?03:32
mvoHobbsee: its usually much smaller, even when feisty is used as the starting point03:32
Hobbseersync -zhhP rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdi                                                          mage/kubuntu/daily-live/current/gutsy-desktop-i386.iso kubuntu-gutsy-desktop-i38                                                          6.iso03:32
Hobbseegutsy-desktop-i386.iso03:32
Hobbsee     249.65M  37%  103.07kB/s    1:10:0703:32
pittiHobbsee: it was some 30 MB for me, since jigdo scanned /var/cache/apt/archives/ :)03:32
Hobbseethat looks odd.03:32
pittiHobbsee: ah, -desktop03:33
asacpitti: both wait for approval03:33
asacpitti: according to mail03:33
asacpitti: nm ... received accepted03:33
pittiasac: I accepted them already, waiting for the publisher to finish, so that I can start another publisher run03:33
Hobbseepitti: as in, rsync doesnt work for desktop?03:33
pittiHobbsee: no, jigdo doesn't03:33
Hobbseeahh03:33
Hobbseeright03:33
StevenKI wish there was a way to jigdo -desktop images.03:34
pittiStevenK: in theory you can, but since it is, by and large, one large file and a bit of plumbing, it doesn't make much sense03:34
StevenKYes.03:35
=== Hobbsee hopes that it doesnt mean that any changes to the one large file require you downloading said file again.
Hobbseerather, only parts of it03:35
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pittiHobbsee: no, that'll be rsynced03:36
Hobbseegood03:36
Hobbseethat's what i thought....but looking at this...03:36
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pittiHobbsee: might just be a part which changed heavily03:37
Hobbseepitti: indeed.03:37
Hobbseepitti: good thing it's the 26th, then03:37
StevenKThat's a point.03:37
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StevenKHmph. Not even half way03:38
Hobbseelucky you.03:38
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pittihi heno03:40
henoHi pitti03:40
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pittiheno: btw, the current set of images should at least boot and install; they are still missing a fixed network-manager and the lives are missing libgl1-mesa-dri, but for an initial test they should be good03:41
henopitti: ok, I'll start posting Tribe-2 in the tracker and solicit testing help03:42
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Hobbsee:)03:42
pygio no, Hobbsee is back :P03:43
Hobbseepygi: indeed.  cue lots of DOOM!!!!!!!!!1103:43
pygiHobbsee, not on me :)03:43
Hobbseei dont know about that...03:43
pygiyou do03:44
=== Hobbsee wonders if it's a realistic goal to get all of the kde bugs triaged, and forwarded upstream as necessary, by kde4 beta freeze.
pygiI don't think so03:44
Hobbseepity03:45
calcHobbsee: good luck with that, heh03:45
Hobbseeyes......03:46
calcHobbsee: i want to do something similar with OOo but i think KDE has even more bugs than that03:46
Hobbseecalc: looks like you may not get your membership today, either03:46
calcHobbsee: hmm?03:46
Hobbseecalc: with them taking so long03:46
calcHobbsee: heh perhaps, serbia took > 30m03:46
Hobbseecalc: indeed.  i wish taht wasnt normal for CC meetings03:47
calcthey should just +1 brazil already, heh03:47
Hobbseei thought they were going to do Loco's elsewhere, so tehy didnt block the rest of the CC.  03:48
Hobbseeweird.03:48
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elkbuntuHobbsee, you note how we dont have jono's input on the irc council... similar reason i believe03:49
cjwatsonpitti: you might be running into that bug where the task overrides don't get refreshed unless there's something to publish03:49
cjwatson(which we haven't fixed yet)03:49
cjwatsonpitti: publishing some random universe package from the queue usually works around it, if you have one handy03:49
Hobbseeelkbuntu: ah great.  i love how one person can block absolutely everything.  for weeks.03:50
StevenKI think I uploaded one.03:50
StevenKOh, I did, ufraw.03:50
elkbuntuHobbsee, the problem is that he is only one person03:50
pygicalc, you going for member today?03:50
elkbuntuand planes dont have internet03:50
Hobbseeelkbuntu: this is true.  and travelling a lot03:50
StevenKpitti: ^03:50
pitticjwatson: I'm currently publishing network-manager etc. anyway, so it should work03:51
Hobbseepitti: i'm rsync-illiterate, it only downloaded 166.46M, at final count03:51
pitticjwatson: it's the same trap I ran into before when trying to downsize the edubuntu images for tribe-1, I think03:51
calcpygi: if there is time in the meeting, yea03:52
ograbah03:55
pitticjwatson: I guess we'll move bug 120107 to tribe-3?03:55
ubotuLaunchpad bug 120107 in debian-installer "[gutsy]  Ubuntu Live CD memory requirements need updating" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12010703:55
pittimvo: I move bug 121770 to tribe3, FYI03:55
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121770 in apt "apt-source should ignore X-Vcs-Browser" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12177003:55
=== ogra just spent 20 min to try to get the autohiding (which wasnt enabled) of the top panel away ...
ScottKkeescook: Are you around and do you have a few minutes for a discussion about gnupg configuration?03:55
ograthen i noticed the display was just off 03:55
ograsigh03:55
pittimvo: in fact, I'll drop the milestone altogether, it's not really tied to release-criticalness03:56
pittiogra: lol03:56
keescookScottK: I'm here, but I'm not an gnupg expert; what's up?03:56
cjwatsonpitti: unless you want me to do it now03:57
mvopitti: ok03:57
ScottKkeescook: OK.  I trying to find the right person to discuss the idea of having gnupg use gpg-agent by default.  It would clear up a bunch of trouble (along with other stuff I'm doing) with both PGP and S/MIME in kmail.03:57
pitticjwatson: I'd rather have it later, I try to avoid any further uploads to the archive now03:57
pittiwell, for things that affect CDs, that is03:57
keescookby default?  hmm.  I'm not sure if it's ready for that -- I had a ton of problems with it myself.03:57
pittihi keescook03:57
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ScottKkeescook: Really.03:58
keescookScottK: yeah, but it could be that I don't know what I'm doing.03:58
keescookScottK: are there any ubuntu-specific docs about it?03:58
ScottKkeescook: OK.  Well it's necessary for both S/MIME signing/encryption and PGP in kmail.03:58
keescooka good first step might be documenting how it all fits together03:58
keescooki.e. a wiki page with "here are the steps to make it work"03:59
ScottKRight03:59
pittimvo: hmm, not good. standard amd64/alternate vmware install, and I cannot login; It quickly starts the session, then kills and restarts X03:59
keescookand from there, if it seems extensible, we can try to move to have it be the default configuration.03:59
ScottKPart of the Gutsy plan for KDE is to have S/MIME by default and I know it's needed for that.03:59
cjwatsonpitti: ok04:00
ScottKI haven't figured a clean way to have gnupg use gpg-agent if and only if kmail is installed.04:00
ScottKkeescook: Thanks.  I'll work on writing something up.04:00
keescookScottK: cool!  I'm looking forward to it; I'd use it myself.  :)04:00
mvopitti: I know, I'm currently debugging it04:01
mvopitti: happens only in vmware it seems04:01
pittimvo: checking for texture_from_bitmap: fail / then it tries again with indirect rendering, checks, and kills X04:01
FujitsuIsn't S/MIME completely separate from OpenGPG?04:01
Fujitsu*OpenPGP04:02
pittimvo: same on the live system04:02
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ScottKFujitsu: Technically, yes, but it's all managed by different bits of gnupg programs (gpgsm for S/MIME).04:02
mvopitti: another oddity (at least on the live system) is that /proc/$foo/maps is not readable04:02
pittimvo: that's deliberate on the new kernel04:03
pittikeescook: ^ right?04:03
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pittiyou need to ptrace a process before you can read maps04:03
mvopitti: oh? that is bad for me(tm) as it seems to be the only reliable way test what driver X is currently using04:03
keescookmvo, pitti: maps is unreadable, yes.  ptrace, however, is not needed.04:03
keescookmvo: can you explain the situation?04:04
pittimvo: ah, nice trick; I'm still looking for a way in restricted-manager to determine the currently running X driver04:04
pittimvo: for manual checks you can look into /var/log/Xorg.0.log04:04
keescookmvo: basically "maps" is treated like "mem" now, but without the ptracing requirement04:05
mvokeescook: essentially there is a bug with vga, vesa driver that makes glxinfo kill the session when glxinfo is called (most likely on vmware driver too). so to work around this I check /proc/`pidof X`/maps 04:05
mvoif that no longer works, that would explain the breakage04:05
mvopitti: yes, but that one is hard to parse :/04:05
keescookand the process doing that is not running as root?04:05
mvokeescook: yes, its the compiz wrapper script that run as the regular user04:06
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mjg59mvo: I suspect we ought to fix those drivers :)04:06
pittikeescook: weird: -r--r--r-- 1 root root 0 2007-06-26 16:06 /proc/1/maps is world readable, but cat'ing it as user fails04:06
keescookmvo: hm, I wonder if we can work around this by having X spit out the needed info to a file in /var/run or similar?04:06
mvomjg59: indeed04:06
pittikeescook: this new restriction should be reflected in the permissions (440)04:07
keescookpitti: correct; it's an in-kernel check.04:07
pitticurrent driver in var/run> yay, me too!04:07
keescookpitti: i cannot be reflected in the perms -- I had a very long discussion about this on lkml.04:07
pittikeescook: hm, if only the owner can read it, what's worse with 440 instead of the current 444?04:07
keescookto disable it system-wide,   echo "0" > /proc/sys/kernel/maps_protect04:08
keescookpitti: setuid programs won't be able to read their own maps file.04:08
pittimvo: ah, so it's glxinfo that causes the X crash; makes sense then04:08
pittimvo: I'll try with keescook's workaround04:08
mvohttps://bugs.launchpad.net/xorg-server/+bug/11934104:09
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119341 in xorg-server "glxinfo command causes Xorg to abort on Dimension E520" [Unknown,Confirmed]  04:09
keescookthe setting is coming from procps (/etc/sysctl.conf)04:09
mvothere seems to be multiple reports about the breakage04:09
mvopitti: vmware (the driver) is not yet blacklisted so just enabling maps again may not help04:10
heno=== Tribe 2 candidates available for testing. see: https://isotesting.stgraber.org ===04:10
mvokeescook: what is the thing that needs to be protected? the exact memory location? if so, could we get a mode where we see what is mapped but not where?04:10
mjg59Hm.04:10
mjg59Ok, it segfaults rather than aborting04:10
pittimvo: yes, the idea is to hide the addresses, to avoid circumventing address randomization04:11
pittimvo: merely showing the loaded libraries is fine AFAICS04:11
pittikeescook: ^ do you agree?04:11
keescookmvo: this was also discussed, it's also considered a privacy leak (i.e. I can see what files someone else has mapped, not just libraries)04:11
pittimvo: not something we could fix for tribe-2, though :/04:11
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mjg59mvo: Does running /any/ GL app cause the crash, or is it just glxinfo?04:12
keescookpitti: generally, yes, but since mmap'd files are not easily distinguishable from mmap'd libraries, there's no good way to handle it.04:12
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keescookthere were people on lkml who actually wanted the reverse too04:12
mvomjg59: not sure, I can check that, but I need to change my x-session for this04:12
keescooki.e. don't show file names, just show mappings.04:12
mjg59mvo: It'd be a good sanity check04:12
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pittimvo: indeed, that didn't help04:13
pittimvo: is the blacklist somewhere in ASCII, where I could add vmware in-place?04:13
pittimvo: ah, so if I s/vmware/vesa/ in xorg.conf and disable maps protection it works04:15
pittiseb128, mvo: the session splash screen stays around forever for me; did you see that already?04:16
mvopitti, keescook: what kernel upload enabled maps protection?04:16
seb128pitti: only when using compiz?04:17
keescookmvo: the very first 2.6.2204:17
seb128pitti: does clicking on it make it go away?04:17
keescookwell, that one contained it, but the procps upload enabled it04:17
pittiseb128: yes04:17
keescookmvo: 10 May 2007  procps (1:3.2.7-3ubuntu3) gutsy04:17
brycehi04:17
seb128that's usually due to software not registering correctly04:18
seb128it goes away after a minute or so, there is a timeout04:18
pittihm, and the shutdown menu doesn't appear when I use the menu entry04:18
pittihey bryce04:18
keescookbryce: do you know of a reliable way to detect the current X.org driver without reading the /proc/$(pidof X)/maps file or the logs?04:19
seb128pitti: usually same reason, session management waiting on a buggy app04:19
pittiseb128: do you get that, too? (I just did a normal alternate vmware install)04:19
seb128no04:19
seb128and we got no recent bug about it04:19
pittihm, I'll boot the live CD on my real hw to test this04:19
seb128might also been due to lo not correctly configured04:19
brycekeescook: I talked with the xorg folks about that, and unfortunately no, the only ways are maps / smaps, or reading the xorg log04:20
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keescookmvo: sorry about the breakage.  :(  I tried to get the maps change in as early as possible in gutsy.04:20
pittiseb128: lo is fine04:20
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ograpitti, seb128 we have these lo probs often ... shouldnt we just hardcode it anywhere ?04:21
ulaasdoes gutsy have issues with network manager?04:21
pittiulaas: lots04:21
keescookbryce: okay.  Sounds like we'll need some kind of X wrapper to spit out the needed info then.04:21
pittiogra: but that wasn't it this time04:21
ulaaspitti, cool04:21
pittiulaas: cool, rather04:21
ograpitti, well *this time* :)04:21
brycekeescook: can you explain the issue?  skimming the backlog sounds like something about the kernel randomizing the maps now?04:22
ulaaspitti, knowing that its not me is cool04:22
seb128ogra: what do you want to hardcode?04:22
ograseb128, lo creation and setup04:22
seb128ah04:22
ograi have seen users taht deleted /e/n/i because they thought it wouldnt be needed with NM04:22
ografor example ...04:22
ograso just hardcoiding it would be a safer way imho 04:23
keescookbryce: the issue is that mvo's compiz wrapper needs to know which driver is being used by X so it can know if it's on the blacklist or not.  it was using /proc/$(pidof X)/maps to find this info, but with recent privacy/security changes maps files from other user's processes are not readable.04:23
ograwe need it anyway all the time04:23
keescookbryce: since compiz is running as a regular user, and X is running as root, the maps file is not readable.04:23
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keescookbesides totally disabling maps protection system-wide, I was suggesting that some root-running tool tied to X should spit out the driver it is using to some file in /var/run or a similar location.04:24
pittimvo, bryce: would grep -q /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/${BLACKLISTED_DRIVER}_drv /var/log/Xorg.0.log be an acceptable workaround for tribe-2?04:24
iwjPhew, IBM have agreed my laptop (which broke at Debconf) is under warranty and they'll fix it.04:25
pittimvo: or simply parsing it out of xorg.conf?04:25
iwjBut I have to hurry and send it to them so as to have it at the sprint.04:25
bryceI like the idea of some root-level tool generating the driver list04:26
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pittimvo: i. e. egrep -q "Driver[[:space:] ] *\"${BLACKLISTED_DRIVER}\"" /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?04:26
mvopitti: there may be a alternative xorg.conf in use (also that coudl be figured out with xsset )04:26
brycebtw, this driver info is also going to be needed for bulletproof-x and maybe other things04:26
Hobbseemorning bryce 04:27
brycehi Hobbsee04:27
pittimvo: hm, but parsing the log? it doesn't need to be a 100% accurate for tribe-2, I guess04:27
dholbachcould somebody give back gparted and inkscape please?04:27
keescookgrep -q /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/+${BLACKLISTED_DRIVER}_drv /var/log/Xorg.0.log04:27
Hobbseebryce: fixed packages are at www.wedontsleep.org/~sarah/mesa, btw04:27
pittidholbach: yes04:28
bryceHobbsee: ah thanks04:28
dholbachthanks pitti04:28
keescookthere are extra /'s in my log, for some reason: (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//nv_drv.so04:28
johanbrWhat about X servers not on display 0 ?04:28
pittidholbach: done04:28
pittijohanbr: that falls under the 'not 100% accurate' clause, I think04:29
Hobbseebryce: dunno what you built with, but a rebuild fixed the mesa-utils, and libgl stuff04:29
bryceit would be ideal if the solution did not require use of Xorg.0.log since for bulletproof-x we want to know the driver *before* xorg starts up04:29
pittieventually something like an easy xset call is necessary which gets the driver from the X it runs under04:29
bryceHobbsee: I used pbuilder; what did you use?04:29
mvoI will prepare something that does not rely on maps and see how well that goes04:30
Hobbseebryce: pbuilder.04:30
Hobbseebryce: but yours came up with weird shlibdeps.  *shrugs*04:30
Hobbseebryce: added the conflict too, so it should be all installable - but i iddnt test the swx11* stuff04:30
pitti  233792 | S- | libcompizconfig      | 0.0+git20070626-0ubu | eight minutes04:33
pittimvo: ^ do we want that?04:33
bryceHobbsee: thanks, too bad it didn't make the tribe2 freeze.  I'll review and work on getting it uploaded04:33
Hobbseebryce: well, i did consider shoving it...04:33
pittimvo: the 'do not bind top-left edge to expo plugin' was something you cared about, right?04:34
mvopitti: yes, it makes seb128 happy04:34
seb128pitti: it fixes compiz conflictings with the GNOME menu04:34
StevenKbryce: I'm worried about the mesa-utils shlibs your build showed. Do you mind trying to rebuild and seeing if the same broken shlibs are used?04:34
pittiasac: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8198306/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-i386.network-manager_0.6.5-0ubuntu3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz04:35
pittiasac: seems it needs an iproute2 build dep; can you please fix that quickly?04:36
bryceStevenK: sure, what did you do to determine the shlibs were broken?04:36
asacpitti: yes04:37
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pittiasac: hm, tonio already did that in -0ubuntu2, but he added iproute, not iproute204:37
pittiasac: hm, weird; WTH?04:38
StevenKbryce: A dpkg -I of mesa-utils didn't correspond to any of the shlibs in debian/*.shlibs04:38
StevenKbryce: (dpkg -I is "print control information for specified .deb)04:38
pittiasac: that didn't happen at my local build04:39
bryceok thanks04:39
StevenKbryce: dpkg-shlibdeps can slip up, but it's rare, so I'm quite curious.04:39
pittiasac: it checks for /sbin/ip04:40
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pittiasac: which is in iproute *boggle*04:40
asacyeah ... i have added iproute04:41
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pittiasac: the build log doesn't mention installing it04:42
ogracjwatson, ah, that base install looks a lot more familiar :)04:42
pittiasac: hm, indeed 0.6.5-0ubuntu3 dropped it04:42
pittiasac: it seems it is in bzr, but not in the package04:42
asacpitti: its in bzr?04:42
asacno 04:42
dholbachalso please give back libglademm2.4 libgnomecanvasmm2.6 hardware-monitor libgtksourceviewmm04:42
cjwatsonogra: good stuff04:43
asacpitti: i will upload now.04:43
pittiasac: ah, crap, it's only a binary depends, no b-dep04:43
pittiasac: please; thanks04:43
asacyeah ;)04:43
pittiasac: 50 seconds until next uploader run :)04:44
asacok its up04:44
asacdid it get this run?04:45
evandpitti: The version of ubiquity on the current CDs crashes due to bug #122141.  I've added a small workaround for the time being and released 1.5.4, which cjwatson will upload.04:45
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122141 in gtk+2.0 "SIGSEGV in gtk.Button.set_image" [High,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12214104:45
asaci have a phone conference in 15 min. so if there are problems i cannot fix it till about 1800 Europe/Berlin04:45
asacpitti: ^^^04:45
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asaccool :)04:46
pittievand: fine for me; can it be uploaded right now? I'm about to run the publisher04:46
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evandcjwatson?04:47
keescookevand: is it online somewhere where someone else can sponsor it from?04:48
cjwatsongive me a minute04:48
mvopitti: whatever it is that kills the login in vmware, its not compiz releated it seems. I changed gconf and linked metacity to compiz and the login still fails 04:48
cjwatsonit's in progress04:49
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pittimvo: weird04:49
dholbachalso please give back libglademm2.4 libgnomecanvasmm2.6 hardware-monitor libgtksourceviewmm04:49
mvoindeed04:49
pittimvo: disabling maps and changing driver to vesa worked04:49
mvoespecially since I do not see it on real hardware04:49
pittidholbach: yep04:49
dholbachthanks04:49
ogramvo, remove the pieces from /etc/xdg/autostart one by one ;)04:49
mvomaybe its vmware driver releated (vmware X driver)04:49
cjwatsonoh, whee, there's a bunch of other stuff in 1.5.4 that wasn't uploaded pre-freeze04:50
cjwatsonpitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~evand/upload/ubiquity_1.5.4_source.changes <- your call04:50
pitticjwatson: the bug fixes look good, have the .ui/.glade file moves been tested?04:51
evandyes04:51
evandwell, I've tested it lightly04:52
mvoogra: switching from vmware -> vesa in xorg fixed it04:52
cjwatson.glade is just source rearrangement, .ui actually affects the binaries04:52
ogramvo, oh04:52
cjwatsonoh, well, Mario's glade rearrangements affect the binaries of course04:52
pittievand: i. e. someone actually ran an Ubuntu and Kubuntu install with it?04:52
pygicjwatson, what about me? o.O04:52
mvobryce: current X vmware driver seems to break under vmware. have you seen this too? happens on the current gutsy livecd for me04:53
cjwatsonpygi: the other Mario04:53
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pygicjwatson, oki04:53
brycemvo, I heard there were problems with the vmware mouse driver, but not the video driver04:53
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evandpitti: I can run through the former really quick, to test all of 1.5.4.  But prior to now I've only tested the glade changes and crash fix.04:54
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pittievand: ok, so you think the glade changes themselves don't break?04:54
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evandI'm certain of it04:54
pittievand: we'll still have time to do another upload if we need (we are blocked on the compiz fixes anyway)04:55
brycemvo, is there a bug in on it?  I'll take a look at it once I have a suitable vmware environment set up04:55
pittievand: ok, so let's give this a try04:55
pitticjwatson: please upload then04:55
evandpitti: ok, I'll continue testing just to be safe04:55
pittievand: thanks, appreciated; it's easier to reupload ubiquity before building new live images04:55
mvobryce: not yet, I can report one now04:56
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brycecool thanks04:56
cjwatsonthe partial fix for bug 95619 is pretty important to have in anyway04:57
ubotuLaunchpad bug 95619 in ubiquity "Feisty-Beta installer: mountpoint change needs partition size change!" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9561904:57
cjwatsonsorry, I'd forgotten we hadn't uploaded that earlier04:57
cjwatsonevand,pitti: uploaded04:59
pittiheno: xubuntu CDs are 26, not 26.104:59
pittidholbach: oh, btw, I gave back that bunch04:59
pitticjwatson: cheers04:59
henopitti: ok, will fix05:00
dholbachpitti: thanks a lot05:00
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wasabiSo... I remember some talk, years ago, about delivering diff's of .deb files.05:07
wasabiInstead of the full deb itself. Did that go anywhere?05:08
ion_I grabbed the bzr tree, intending to do something with it, but never got around to it. :-(05:09
wasabiOddly enough a simple xdelta between two package versions seems to do pretty good.05:10
persiawasabi: There are works in progress, but nothing is complete yet.  http://sianka.free.fr/ is the most mature of which I am aware, but not necessarily the best.05:10
robertjwasabi: I think there was some experimental work done on a dpkg fork that support that and some alternate compression types at the dpkg level05:10
wasabiWonder why such a construct can't be nothing more than a little apt patch.05:10
wasabi"oh, I have a package in /var/cache? And tehre's a diff from that to X, grab that, apply, continue as normal"05:10
ion_wasabi: IIRC it uses zsync. I could remember incorrectly, though.05:10
ion_wasabi: Perhaps zsync was actually used for both control.tar.gz and data.tar.gz separately, or something like that.05:11
wasabiOh, apt-torrent is interesting too.05:11
wasabiI think a consistantly ordered .tar.gz seems to do a xdelta just fine.05:12
wasabiAnd since .ar is just a container, I don't see why xdelta isn't good enough.05:12
ion_I think mvo was developing the stuff i pulled from bzr.05:12
wasabiapt-torrent is really neat though. That's a completely different angle however.05:12
pittiI'll go offline for some minutes to test the current live CD on real HW; brb05:13
wasabiahh, take that back, xdelta does suck.05:13
persiawasabi: It's partially an archive size issue - does one keep differences to the latest version, or for several previous versions?  Alternately, if can be an archive CPU issue, if differences are calculated at request time.05:13
wasabiWeird because I got great results on one 05:14
wasabipersia, how big is the full archive?05:14
elmo174Gb05:15
mvowasabi: zsync is working, try http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/bzr/apt-sync--mvo/ - but there is currently no archive hosting the .aptsync files05:15
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wasabi174GB is... nothing.05:15
wasabiI mean, it was, 5 years ago.05:15
wasabiBut now a 500GB HD is $100.05:15
elmothat's silly05:15
pygiwasabi, yup, true05:16
wasabiI have 8 sitting right here. Want a few? haha05:16
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elmoa 500GB HD for a server is not $100 and that doesn't take into account limitations like physical size, existing RAID setups, etc.05:16
pygielkbuntu, right, SCSI stuff =)05:16
ion_persia: With zsync, the archives only need to have the latest versions of the packages.05:16
wasabiHmm. I built my high storage raid out of SATA05:16
wasabiSCSI for performance. High storage out of SATA.05:16
wasabiWorks great.05:16
elmogood for you - mirrors, rather sensibly, don't05:16
wasabiDrives die more, but they cost 4th as much.05:17
elkbuntupygi, eh?05:17
pygielkbuntu, ups, sorry :)05:17
elmoyou're also assuming that these mirrors are only mirroring ubuntu, which 90% of the time, they're not05:17
wasabiThat is true. You are considering the mirrors themselves.05:17
wasabiI forget the distribution network of mirrors that are involved. It's not just one server.05:17
wasabiAnd you don't own or control most of them.05:17
elmowe don't own 99.99% of them05:18
elmoand Ubuntu is entirely reliant on it's network of mirrors to get the software to it's users - not even Canonical could support the bandwidth required to support all Ubuntu users without mirrors05:18
wasabiWell, it'd be an interesting experiment, maybe to set up the diff infrastructure, get a server going, and see what the real conditions are.05:19
persiaion_: Nifty.  Thanks for the pointer.05:19
wasabiThere's no doubt I alone am responsible for many gigs of needless transfer from the mirrso.05:20
wasabiSince I update gutsy daily.05:20
ion_Well, i dont consider it needless, since you probably report and fix bugs just like most of us who upgrade gutsy periodically.05:22
wasabiI mean in terms of actual changes I'm downloading.05:23
ion_(Or did you mean needless transfer as the amount of data transfered would be lot less if apt-sync were used?)05:23
wasabiIt's not often more than a single line of code changed and an entry to changelog.05:24
wasabiAnd boom, 30MB firefox download.05:24
ion_Yeah05:24
ion_Indeed.05:24
cjwatsonnot to take away your hyperbole, but:05:25
cjwatsonPackage: firefox05:25
cjwatsonSize: 1027721805:25
cjwatsonI think a factor-3 overstatement is a bit much ;)05:25
ion_:-)05:26
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wasabifirefox-dbg.05:27
wasabiSize: 4984560005:27
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wasabiProbably my fault for having debug symbols, but still.05:28
bryceok, this xorg tester needs to make sure he's ctrl-alt-bksp'ing on the right test machine.... doh05:28
wasabiI last updated two days ago. apt tells me I need to download 214MB of archives.05:28
wasabiHmm. 4 days ago.05:28
wasabiStill. That's just me.05:28
cjwatsonI think in some ways Ubuntu is more liable to this than Debian05:29
cjwatsonbecause we work more across the distribution than package-at-a-time, you get more smaller uploads05:29
wasabiYeah.05:29
cjwatsonsmaller as in fewer-changes05:29
cjwatsonalso due to tighter schedules and faster archive cycles05:29
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pittimvo: darn, the amd64 live just hangs for me when starting the desktop session05:30
cjwatsonHobbsee: hmm? that was an objective comment, no hatred implied05:31
Hobbseecjwatson: no, not here, sorry.05:31
cjwatsonah05:31
pittimvo: and I cannot tell why, switching consoles works, but I cannot run any command05:31
RiddellPriceChild: has anyone spoken to you about gizmod licencing?05:31
mvopitti: could you please try to edit /usr/share/compizconfig/globals.xml and search for "expo" and disable the "autoenable" bit?05:31
ion_Hehe, Remove bigiron target, see if anyone complains05:31
mvopitti: what do you see  ? only a colored background? or a desktop with icons etc?05:31
pittimvo: when? on the live CD?05:31
pittimvo: color background, white stripes where the panels will go, and a mouse pointer05:32
wasabiHas anybody actually taken a look and come up with any figure about how much actual real data changes in the distro on a weekly or other basis?05:32
wasabiIf optimal diffs were in place, etc.05:32
mvopitti: go to the console on the live-cd, edit the file and kill gdm and start it again. I wonder if that helps05:33
pittimvo: well, but as I said, I cannot run any commands; they just hang05:33
mvopitti: I have seen that here on my regular session too and I *think* its releated to the expo plugin05:34
pittimvo: I probably need to be very quick or so05:34
pittimvo: just for planning and having a fallback: what would we need to do to entirely disable compiz-by-default for tribe-2?05:34
mvopitti: oh, yes. I had that before and was suspecting a bad burn :/05:34
mvopitti: revert the last gnome-session upload should be enough05:35
pittimvo: ok; I think we should do this tonight when everything else fails, so that we have testable CDs tomorrow05:35
mvounfortunately we have quite a few problems currently05:36
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pittimvo: ok, I'll try to disable the expo plugin before it hangs X; bbl05:37
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seb128pitti: you are the only one to have an hanging CD atm though, no?05:38
pittimvo: ^ didn't you have that, too?05:38
pitti<mvo> pitti: oh, yes. I had that before and was suspecting a bad burn :/05:38
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mvoyes, I had that05:38
mvono commands05:38
seb128"had"05:38
seb128is it fixed now?05:38
mvoand I had a hang on login but commands worked fine05:38
mvono05:38
mvoI suspected a bad burn05:38
mvobut no commands anymore sounds a bit like a kernel issue IMO05:39
seb128right05:39
pittimvo: yeah, probably some 'X driver goes crazy blocks everything else'05:40
zulw/in 1205:41
pittimvo: ok, trying; brb05:41
ograyay, mksquashfs seems to work in d-i mode :)05:41
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ograeven the percentage output looks horrible in the syslog output05:42
ograpkl_, is there any way to quiten that ? ^^^^05:42
pkl_yes, add the -no-progress option to mksquashfs.05:43
ograah, cool, thanks 05:43
ograi'll add that in the next ltsp upload05:43
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ograsquashfs via nbd is a really cool thing :)05:44
cjwatsonor process the progress output somehow into debconf progress commands05:45
cjwatsonI don't know if there's a version of the output that's sufficiently machine-readable to allow that05:45
pkl_ogra: yes, I'm interested in what the performance is like over nbd.05:46
ograa lot better than plain uncompressed nfs indeed05:47
ograbut i dotn have numbers yet05:47
ograi'll make up some comparisons for the release notes for ltsp 05:48
pkl_ogra: nbd appears to be more reliable than Squashfs loopback mounted on an exported NFS filesystem.  I've noticed some issues where loopback appears to timeout getting backs off NFS.05:48
pkl_s/backs/blocks/05:49
ograwell, i cant tell, since we need a unionfs on top which just breaks over nfs05:49
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pkl_even Squashfs loopback mounted on a file, which is in an NFS mounted filesystem?05:50
ograhmm, never tried that05:51
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ion_Hehe, i got ten separate sorry, foo closed unexpectedly reports for old crashes from apport. compiz, beryl, zsh-beta, xfce-terminal, firefox, f-spot and some others. :-)05:51
pkl_ogra:  I wouldn't, that's where I've read about the above issues.05:52
ogrash05:52
ograerr05:52
ograah05:52
ograwell, i'm happy as it is now ... :) its the fastes ltsp ever :)05:52
pkl_ogra: do you use the readahead module in ltsp?05:53
ogranope05:54
wasabiI seriously doubt I'm supposed to see this:05:56
wasabiNew Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) configuration presets have been added.  Please execute the asoundconf(1) set-default-card macro in a Terminal now to refresh your user's configuration presets.05:56
cjwatsonmvo commented on that earlier too05:56
wasabiDoesn't somebody have to go out of their way to add messages to that?05:57
pkl_ogra: OK.  Just thinking about ways to reduce network latency on start-up.  The liveCD uses the readahead module, but it probably doesn't do much for network latency.05:58
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ograafaik the liveCD disables readahead05:58
ion_- user-must-execute-asoundconf-set-default-card.update-notifier: Add this update-notifier hook so that the user is informed that he/she needs to execute the asoundconf(1) set-default-card macro, because new ALSA configuration presets have been added (LP: #120691).05:58
ion_It would be nice if ubugtu reacted to that format, too. Please give the URL for bug #120691 for the lazy ones among us, thank you.05:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 120691 in alsa-lib "heaps of ALSA warnings in console" [Medium,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12069105:59
ion_Oh, it was ubotu. :-)05:59
cjwatsonwasabi: if by "out of their way" you mean "run echo in a postinst", I suppose so06:00
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pittimvo: ok, the reason for the hang was simply that the live CD tried to start compiz for me06:01
pkl_ogra: hmm, really? I thought the readahead module was added to read the initial list of files off CD-ROM into page cache.  Maybe it is disabled due to RAM limits... 06:01
pittimvo: after disabling the kernel maps protection, it worked; I got metacity and a working desktop06:01
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ograpkl_, i think we had kernel oopses with that in the past06:01
pittimvo: that's fine, nv is known not to work with composite06:01
mvopitti: ok, good to hear. I'm preparing a new compiz upload06:02
pittiseb128: live system detects 68 DPI for me, which is why fonts are so tiny06:02
pittiseb128: after I manually set it to 86, fonts looked fine again06:02
mvopitti: can I get the output of glxinfo from a "nv" system on some pastebin please?06:02
pittiseb128: so DPI detection still seems to be broken at times06:02
ograogra@laptop:~/packages/casper-1.91$ grep readahead scripts/casper-bottom/25configure_init06:02
mvopitti: and can you please accept my current gnome-session upload?06:02
ogra# Disable readahead since it doesn't play well with squashfs + unionfs06:02
ograif [ -e /root/sbin/readahead-list ] ; then06:02
ogra    chmod -x /root/sbin/readahead-list06:02
ograpkl_, ^^^^06:02
pittimvo: I can, I need to restart X for that again; do you need nvidia as well?06:02
pittimvo: what does it do?06:03
mvopitti: for now only nv06:03
mvopitti: it fixes the way compiz is called and unbreaks runing the session in vmware06:03
pkl_ogra: OK.  I was thinking about adding some readahead support in Squashfs.  This should work a lot better than the readhead module, and should also be good for ltsp.06:03
pittiah, yay06:03
cjwatsonwasabi: it's only hard if you're also using debconf (but even then echoing to stderr would do the job)06:03
ograpitti, apart from oversizedness and 20min unresponsiveness the edubuntu i386 server CD installs fine06:03
ograpkl_, sounds great :)06:04
pittimvo: ok, accepted; I wait with the next publisher run until ubiquity and network-manager finished building (shouldn't take long)06:05
pittiogra: cool06:05
pkl_ogra: Good :)  If/when I finish it (it's one of my TODO things, I'll ask you about doing some tests on ltsp....06:05
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mvopitti: I will most likely need at least one other upload to fix the compiz wrapper06:05
pittiseb128: so, it seems that bug 118745 is still an issue; do you get a similar effect on the live system?06:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 118745 in libgnome "default desktop/panel menu font sizes too small" [Medium,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11874506:05
pittimvo: yeah, for fixing the running driver detection?06:06
pittimvo: what will you use, grepping the Xorg.0.log?06:06
evandpitti: tested ubiquity 1.5.4 installs for kubuntu and ubuntu, both worked.06:06
ograpkl_, appreciated, thanks :)06:06
wasabicjwatson, translations are not considered?06:06
pkl_ogra: np06:06
pittievand: yay06:07
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mvopitti: yes, will grep the Xorg.$nr.log file06:07
brycemvo, will you be doing greps foreach video driver?  The Xorg.0.log does not appear to specifically highlight "this is the video driver" apart from other drivers06:09
cjwatsonwasabi: no06:10
ograhmm06:10
mvobryce: but it will not load e.g. vesa and radeon at the same time, right?06:10
ograthe NM applet looks weird here06:10
ograits flashing06:10
cjwatsonwasabi: not typically, anyway. One or two maintainer scripts might bother to use the gettext shell command but it's not been common practice. Maintainer scripts that need translated messages typically use debconf nowadays.06:10
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ograah, if i click on manual configuration it suddenly does autoconfig ...06:11
brycemvo, right06:11
brycemvo, btw I wrote a perl script to parse the xorg.0.log to extract driver and other info.  I don't know if you care to do it in perl, but I'd be happy to share if so.06:12
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mvobryce: perl is not exactly my favorite language, but if you make it part of the xorg packages somehow (and if you also use "xset q" to find out what logfile is current used) and I will be a happy user of it06:13
bryceokie doke06:13
pittibryce: would it be very hard to invent a new xset call that reads the current video driver directly from X?06:13
pittibryce: especially with multiple running X servers it's a pain to figure out the corresponding log file etc.06:14
brycepitti: it's on my todo list to look into, but I don't know at this point06:14
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pittibryce: right, I just mean, wouldn't this make more sense in the long term?06:14
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bryceyes, the grep-driver-from-log approach seems very hackish to me.  But if we need something right now, and can't use maps, then it doesn't give many options06:15
pittiright, I fully agree about a quick tribe-2 solution06:15
mvoI think I have something that is good enough(tm) in the compiz wrapper script for now (hackish but ...)06:15
pittimvo: erk, I launched the publisher 10 seconds ago :)06:16
mvoif someone could post a glxinfo output from the "nv" driver to a pastebin, that would be appreciated06:16
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mvopitti: no problem I have some other tasks on my list06:16
mvolike why the splash screen keeps staying on top etc06:16
pittimvo: right, I'll do that now; we have 35 minutes now, no reason to upload earlier06:16
brycepitti: I did this xlogparser script primarily for xorg testing purposes, so I can automate verification of drivers loaded, check their versions, etc.06:16
mvobryce: is it available somewhere to look at?06:17
ograoh crap06:18
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ogramksquashfs compresses the mounted CD inside teh chroot eeek ...06:18
brycemvo, one sec06:18
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brycehttp://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/scripts/xlogparse - note the docs aren't finished yet06:19
mvobryce: thanks!06:20
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bryceyou run it like "xlogparse /var/log/Xorg.0.log [--modules|--driver|--summary] "06:20
bryceer, you run it like "xlogparse /var/log/Xorg.0.log [--modules|--drivers|--summary] "06:21
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ogramrrm ...06:22
pittimvo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/06:23
pittimvo: glxinfo.nvidia.txt and glxinfo.nv.txt  06:23
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pittiseb128: so, I'm really unsure again about bug 118745; is a wrong DPI detection X' fault?06:24
ubotuLaunchpad bug 118745 in libgnome "default desktop/panel menu font sizes too small" [Medium,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11874506:24
mvopitti: great, thanks!06:24
pygicypherbios, poke06:25
cypherbioshi pygi06:25
pygicypherbios, I see you haven't updated your site for 0.2 yet :)06:26
pygi(the sf one ^_^)06:26
pygicypherbios, but I rather wanted to talk about the way how you record packages to cd/dvd06:26
cypherbiospygi: It isn't released yet06:26
cypherbiospygi: sure. shoot06:26
pygicypherbios, you use wodim/growisofs right now, true?06:27
cypherbiospygi: actually mkisofs/genisofs to create the iso image06:27
cypherbios*genisoimage06:27
pygicypherbios, right, and what about burning?06:27
pittikylem: what's the status of those two discover-data tribe-2 bugs?06:27
kylem?06:28
cypherbiospygi: aptoncd dont burn the image, gust call the preferred application to do so06:28
pittikylem: bug 119362 and bug 11937006:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119362 in discover-data "Unknown Intel graphics controller on Intel D63578-200 motherboard" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11936206:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119370 in discover-data "Intel Xorg driver not detected when installing Gutsy Tribe-1 on an Intel GMCHB0ICHB0 motherboard" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11937006:28
pygicypherbios, ok, got it06:28
kylemsigh.06:28
cypherbiospygi: it checks the available applications and them offer the user a combo to choose what he wants to use06:28
kylemi need less to do.06:28
pygicypherbios, would you be interested in replacing mkisofs/genisofs?06:29
cypherbiospygi: replacing by what?06:29
pygicypherbios, by a library called libisofs06:29
kylempitti, clearly i utterly failed at fixing this for tribe2. will upload today.06:29
cypherbiospygi: I heard about.06:29
pygicypherbios, we would have to write bindings ... but there are a lot of benefits in the long term06:29
pittikylem: if they aren't crucial for some customer or important machines, then 'move off to tribe-3' is a valid answer :)06:30
kylemyeah. that's fine.06:30
kylemneither appear targetted at tribe2.06:30
pittikylem: I didn't milestone them, so someone must have had a reason06:30
cypherbiospygi: benefits like what?06:30
pittithe are06:31
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pittiKeybuk: s/the/they/06:31
kylemwhoever has a reason can hire me a minion. :)06:31
pygicypherbios, like active upstream and support, proper  handling of errors and such? ^_^06:31
pittikylem: ok, so tribe3?06:31
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cypherbiospygi: sounds like a good reason :)06:32
kylempitti, yeah.06:32
kylemno sense delaying the tribe cd over it when they'll be another in 3 weeks.06:32
pygicypherbios, ^^06:32
cypherbiospygi: does it has python bindings ?06:32
pygicypherbios, nop, not yet06:32
pittiasac: are you the official n-m bitch^Wmaintainer now? do you think you can take on bug 90267? or rather not?06:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 90267 in network-manager "network-manager stops and restarts already ifup'ed interfaces" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9026706:33
cypherbiospygi: mkisofs works fine, I dont have any problems with it. But if you are telling me libisofs would work better...06:33
pygicypherbios, we'd have to work on those06:33
pittiasac: I milestone this for tribe-3; this is one of the n-m bugs that suck and break most and should be relatively easy to fix06:33
pygicypherbios, right, I believe for operations you need it, it works fine06:34
asacpitti: i am still a student for nm ... but yes :/06:34
pittiasac: well, let's look into it together after tribe-2, shall we?06:34
pittiasac: maybe two n-m amateurs can do something about it :)06:35
asacpitti: sure ... would be a pleasure06:35
asacpitti: your comment sounds professional though :)06:35
cypherbiospygi: command = ['mkisofs','-iso-level', '4' ,'-pad', '-l','-r', '-J', '-joliet-long', '-v', '-V', 'APTonCD', '-hide-rr-moved', '-o', finalDestiny.replace(' ','\ '),  destination.replace(' ','\ ')] 06:35
asacpitti: like you know exactly where to hook this in :)06:35
pittiasac: well, I have an idea *what* do do, but not yet *where*06:36
pygicypherbios, right :)06:36
cypherbiospygi: if libisofs is capable to do it and give me back the progress (%) is enough06:36
pittiasac: right now, n-m starts off with shutting down everything and initializing all devices to 'down'06:36
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pittiasac: we have to make it use ifconfig (or an ioctl) to check whether an interface is up, and initialize its internal world model accordingly06:36
pygicypherbios, it should be able, but we'd have to check ofcourse06:36
asacpitti: have you verified this in code?06:36
asacpitti: or is it just something someone told you?06:36
asac(at uds)06:37
pittiasac: not in the code, but that's its obvious behaviour06:37
pygicypherbios, but hey, don't listen to me. If you really think this works, I'm fine with you using it.06:37
pittiasac: hm, wasn't it me who proposed that? :)06:37
asacpitti: no idea ... i have not been in the bof :)06:37
cypherbiospygi: heheh, it's fine. actually we don't have reasons to do that, but if you want to test something I'd be glad to help you testing06:38
asacpitti: what kind of hardware setup do i need to test all stuff ... i assume at least two network cards and a wifi stick, right?06:38
pittiasac: an unencrypted and a wep/wpa network are very helpful, too06:38
Riddelldoko: I'm afraid I need to reject simdmath since it has no licence file06:38
pittiasac: I have two eth (one dhcp, one static) and one unencrypted wifi here06:38
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pittiasac: i. e. desktop with two eth, laptop with one eth and one wifi06:39
cypherbiospygi: you are behind brasero too, aren't you?06:39
Burgundaviaasac: if you want to test the NM crasher bug, you need a wifi connection with WPA/WEP and use gnome-keyring06:39
ScottKRiddell: Would you have a moment to kick python-fam (1.1.1-2.1ubuntu1) out the door.  I just uploaded it for Gutsy.  Lack of it uploaded to Gutsy is currently blocking a Feisty SRU.06:39
asacBurgundavia: huh?06:40
RiddellScottK: new source or binary?  in universe?06:40
pygicypherbios, I want to: a)get python bindings b)get people use them c)test and exterminate possible bugs :)06:40
pygicypherbios, kindof, but not really06:40
Burgundaviaasac: there is an NM crasher bug that kind of makes it useless currently, as the applet dies if it contacts gnome-keyring06:40
pyginot a developer06:40
ScottKRiddell: New source in universe.06:40
pygicypherbios, not a developer06:40
cypherbiospygi: but a packager?06:40
asacBurgundavia: version?06:40
pygicypherbios, yup06:40
cypherbiospygi: :)06:41
pygicypherbios, I did however help here and there in the past06:41
pygipast being like two years or so :P06:41
Burgundaviaasac: 0.6.5-0ubuntu2 (the last version before yours just went up)06:41
cypherbiospygi: aptoncd offers the option to burn the iso using brasero (as well nautilus-cd-burner and k3b)06:41
pygicypherbios, libburnia is more important these days06:41
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asacBurgundavia: ok is there a bug?06:42
pygicypherbios, I have strong reasons to believe that genisoimage will completely stop it's development in the future (however there'll be a replacement, but developers will be advised to use libisofs)06:42
Burgundaviayep, just a sec06:42
RiddellScottK: it's not in NEW, we already have python-fam in the archive06:42
Burgundaviaasac: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/12160506:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121605 in network-manager-applet "[gutsy]  segfault on joining secure network" [High,New]  06:43
ScottKRiddell: Right, but I got a waiting approval message I assume because the archive (Main) is frozen for Tribe 2.06:43
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dokoRiddell: please keep it in the queue06:44
dokopitti: gcc-4.1 and gcc-4.2 uploaded06:44
asacBurgundavia: can you get a reasonable backtrace?06:44
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pygicypherbios, alive? :)06:45
Riddelldoko: what for?06:45
asacBurgundavia: ok ... maybe the one attached is good enough06:45
cypherbiospygi: sorry, was on the telephone06:45
pittibdmurray, Burgundavia, asac: hm, are bug 121654, bug 121605 and bug 121228 in fact all duplicates?06:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121654 in network-manager "[gutsy]  nm-applet core dumps" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12165406:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121605 in network-manager-applet "[gutsy]  segfault on joining secure network" [High,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12160506:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121228 in network-manager "[gutsy]  segfault retrieving passphrase for WiFi network" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12122806:46
cjwatsonheno: would you update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseValidationProcess to match the current ISO test tracker, please?06:46
cypherbiospygi: mkisofs seems to be discontinued already06:46
bdmurraypitti: it seems possible06:46
cypherbiospygi: as it's just a link for genisoimage06:46
henocjwatson: will do06:47
bdmurraybug 121228 didn't seem very "clean" to me06:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121228 in network-manager "[gutsy]  segfault retrieving passphrase for WiFi network" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12122806:47
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pygicypherbios, mkisofs  is being developed, but not packaged anymore for debian distros (and most other)06:47
pygicypherbios, but as I said (read again :P) I was telling you about genisoimage :)06:48
RiddellScottK: done06:48
pittibdmurray: 121654 and 121228 have the very same workaround and characteristics at least06:48
Burgundaviapitti: I would say so06:49
cypherbiospygi: does libisofs has a binary to create a iso image already?06:49
asacBurgundavia: are new packages already on archives?06:49
asacBurgundavia: if so please test if crash still exists06:49
Burgundaviaasac: let me check06:49
pygicypherbios, just a tiny little test one06:49
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Burgundaviaasac: not yet, afaics06:50
ScottKRiddell: Thank you.06:50
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pygicypherbios, well, I bugged too much already06:51
pygisorry :)06:51
cypherbiospygi: what applications are using libisofs already?06:52
cypherbiospygi: not at all06:52
pygicypherbios, just brasero and a I know of two that are being developed for some uni's 06:52
Burgundaviapitti: it looks like 121228 has a good detailed description of the problem. I will mark stuff dupicate of that bug, if that works for you06:52
pittiBurgundavia: it does, I'm already at it06:52
asacBurgundavia: result=GNOME_KEYRING_RESULT_OK, found_list=0x006:53
asac--> crash06:53
asachmmm gnome keyring bug?06:53
Burgundavialooks like it06:53
Burgundavia121228 reporter was using vanilla nm06:53
asacor completely trashed process06:53
asacbug 12122806:54
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121228 in network-manager "[gutsy]  segfault retrieving passphrase for WiFi network" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12122806:54
pittiBurgundavia: done06:54
asacpitti: for me it looks like a gnome keyring bug06:55
asaci mean it returns result OK ... but found_list = 0x006:55
pittiasac: well, but the attached patch with checking for NULL makes sense to me06:55
asacwhy? ... i mean why RESULT_OK + found_list == 0x006:55
pittiasac: still a bug, of course06:55
asacits a cure for the crash, but this should never happen06:55
pittiasac: just defensiveness06:56
asachmmm ... better add an assertion then06:56
pygicypherbios, tbh I'd also wonder who was this guy, what he wants out of me ... and why does he want me to do a lot of work (i.e. writing bindings, testing, etc), using experimental tech and such stuff when this works just fine06:56
pygicypherbios, so I understand where you're coming from :P06:56
pittiasac: can you please add a gnome-keyring task then?06:56
asacyes ... we should get a trace that has symbolized gnome-keyring as well06:56
asacmaybe nm already sends stupid stuff in :)06:57
pittiasac: heh, GIGO :)06:57
pittiasac: we have apport in tribe-2 now, so that might help06:57
pygio no06:57
pygi:P06:57
asacpitti: then lets wait a till friday :)06:57
asacpitti: we should have plenty of crashes then06:58
cypherbiospygi: hehehe :)06:58
pittiasac: and hope for the best wrt. automatic dup detection :)06:58
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pittimvo: publisher is finished, so we can crank another run; what's the word in the compiz world?06:58
asacpitti: good test :) ... any idea how we can keep this bug report still the MASTER?06:58
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pittiasac: hm, not without gross hacking06:59
cypherbiospygi: I'll not touch in something that is working fine, but if it would improve in some way we can consider to think about ;)06:59
asacmaybe we can just upload a crash report from some dupe to it?06:59
pittiasac: TBH it seems easier to transfer the relevant information to the first apport than to attach core dump, packaging info etc. to the current but06:59
pittis/t$/g/06:59
pygicypherbios, it would surely help you in the future07:00
pygiso consider it an investment in the future07:00
asacpitti: hmm ... ok ... maybe Burgundavia can attach a crash report to that bug?07:00
pittiasac: you have to do manual attachments; LP currently doesn't allow us to augment an existing report with a blob07:00
asacah ok07:00
Burgundaviaasac: do I need a debug package of g-keyring?07:00
asacthen ... lets wait and migrate the info07:01
cypherbiospygi: if libisofs has a python binding I probably would use it to replace mkisofs07:01
asacBurgundavia: if you want to provide a better backtrace, then yes07:01
asacinstall the dbgsym package07:01
pittiasac: so, of course you can attach CoreDump.gz, Dependencies.txt etc. manually and fix the description to contain the other fields, but that's harder I think07:01
asacpitti: agree.07:01
Burgundaviaok, just a sec07:01
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pittimvo: wb07:01
asacpitti: do you still provide dbgsym packages for public?07:01
pygicypherbios, help me write those :)07:01
pittiasac: of course07:01
pittimvo: publisher is finished, so we can crank another run; what's the word in the compiz world?07:02
Burgundaviapitti: are those still on your people.u.c page?07:02
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pittiBurgundavia: yes, it hasn't ever changed07:03
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cypherbiospygi: I'd really appreciate but I don't think I can. actually I don't have enough time even to do my own stuffs07:03
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alex-weej_does anyone know if NATs have any way of communicating with local peers that the WAN connection is up?07:04
pygicypherbios, aha :)07:04
alex-weej_NetworkManager's "online" notification is a little misleading in home NAT situations07:05
pittiBenC: you (likely) milestoned bug 119052 for tribe-2; shall it be postponed for tribe3? or is there an existing fix?07:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119052 in initramfs-tools "[gutsy] ibm-acpi -> now thinkpad_acpi possibly causing problems" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11905207:05
Burgundaviapitti: your dbgsym package for keyring is out of date07:06
ScottKalex-weej_: No, you really can't do that with NAT.  NM is telling you your box is on the network.  There really isn't much else it can do.07:06
Burgundaviaasac: do you want me to wait for your latest package to hit the archives? I am still running the 0ubuntu2 stuff07:06
BenCpitti: yeah07:07
pittiBurgundavia: they should have been published by now07:07
alex-weej_ScottK: OK, in that case I think applications should be programmed with this in mind. Too many Ubuntu apps are throwing a wobbler when you're "online" but you're not "on the Internet".07:07
pittiBenC: 'yeah' for what? :)07:08
asacBurgundavia: they are already build ... should not take that long till they get distributed07:08
Burgundaviaasac: just got them now07:08
BenCpitti: bug 119052 -> tribe-307:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119052 in initramfs-tools "[gutsy] ibm-acpi -> now thinkpad_acpi possibly causing problems" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11905207:08
pittiBenC: 'k07:08
pittiBenC: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.milestone:Alist=469 has three kernel bugs left; are any of them fixed in -7?07:09
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jdstrandseb128: what do you think of the workaround patch for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/27014 ?07:12
ubotuLaunchpad bug 27014 in evolution "evolution bug, "Summary and folder mismatch, even after a sync"" [High,Confirmed]  07:12
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iwjHmm.  Is 1401563c85a6cf45a8464a1444e1b339 *gutsy-alternate-i386.iso  known not to work ?07:13
pittiiwj: which timestamp is that? does it abourt with a mount /proc bug?07:14
iwjTue Jun 26 12:26:03 UTC 200707:14
asacBurgundavia: still see it?07:14
iwjI don't think so.07:14
iwjI'm just trying again paying better attention.07:15
pittiiwj: hm, I installed the amd64 alternate, and it just failed to log into the session07:15
pittiiwj: what is it for you?07:15
iwjIt got as far as letting me log in and then it presents that login progress screen.07:15
iwjAfter that disappears I just get a blank beige backdrop.07:15
pittiiwj: ah, that's again mvo's compiz magic; I *think* that's fixed with the new gnome-session07:16
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BenCpitti: closed 2, deferred 107:17
mvoiwj: that is real HW? or vmware?07:17
pittiBenC: that's a good ratio :) cheers07:17
geserBenC: Hi, any idea when bug #114855 will get fixed? I assume it won't make it for tribe-2.07:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 114855 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "prism54 and other wlan drivers missing in kernel 2.6.22" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11485507:18
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iwjmvo: Real hardware.07:19
mvoiwj: could you please go to a console and strace compiz.real ?07:19
iwjSIGSEGV07:20
iwj(run as me from a normal tty session, with the X thing still hung)07:20
pittiasac: can you please have a quick look at bug 121439?07:22
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121439 in network-manager "[Gutsy] Network Manager Applet can't connect wireless with ipw3945 driver" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12143907:22
Hobbseenight all07:22
keescookpitti: whoops, sorry, I knee-jerk uploaded some fixes for apparmor -- it can be ignored until after the freeze07:23
iwjmvo: Yes, whatever I do it segfaults.07:23
pittikeescook: no problem at all, it's universe07:23
pittikeescook: also, it's never a problem to just upload stuff; I ignore the packages which don't look relevant07:24
mvoiwj: can you please strace the runing (hanging one)?07:24
iwjOIC07:24
iwjAll this VC switching has made X go strange.07:25
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asacpitti: its hard to say if this issue was caused by upstream upgrade or caused by dropp of patches. 07:26
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pittiasac: ok, so tribe3/needsinfo/tryagainwithlatestversion?07:26
asacpitti: sure ... maybe its just gone07:27
pittiasac: it looks a bit hw specific, since it should work in general, right?07:27
asacpitti: for now we can just hope07:27
enricoRiddell: I made it with the porting!07:27
enricoRiddell: adept works without the old libtagcoll07:27
pittiasac: I'll test again with the latest packages on my ibook (open wifi as well here), whether it's generally broken07:27
enricoRiddell: apt-front uses libept for all the debtags things07:27
enricoRiddell: so it uses the new index07:27
asacpitti: thanks07:27
enricoRiddell: it's *done*!07:27
enricoRiddell: I'll now proceed to committing and uploading into Debina07:28
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asacdo you have ipw driver?07:28
enricoDebian, even07:28
asacpitti: ^^`07:28
pittiasac: no, bcm43xx07:28
enricopitti: according to backlog, the above might be interesting for you as well07:28
pittienrico: cool! so we'll merge/sync right after tribe207:29
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iwjmvo: futex(0xb7d8d120, FUTEX_WAIT, 2, NULL ...07:29
mvoiwj: could you please edit /usr/share/compizconfig/global.xml and go to "expo" and remove the "autoenabled" bit there? and see if that helps?07:30
mvoiwj: then please run "gconftool --recursive-unset /apps/compiz " and you will have to reboot after that 07:31
mvopitti: new compiz uploaded, that should fix some more issues07:33
pittimvo: are there any known ones left that we must fix?07:34
iwjmvo: deleted that autoenabled, killed the stuck compiz, C-A-B'd the X server, and logged in again and now it's fine.07:34
ograpitti, i'll need one fix for ltsp (just testing taht one) and one -meta upload for edubuntu (to drop one langpack)07:34
agoliveirapitti: It starts X but freezes right after. I can't update becuse I was trying the live CD :)07:34
iwjmvo: That gconftool rune produces a hideous warning from GLib about g_thread_init not being called early enough.07:35
mvopitti: nv detection was not good enough07:35
pittiagoliveira: ok, sounds pretty much like the bug mvo is about to fix07:35
mvoiwj: please reboot, just killing the xserver is not enough07:35
iwjDoing so.07:35
mvoand don't ask me why it is not, I have no idea07:35
iwjThat is, I'm doing the things you told me to do in the order you told me to do them.07:35
pittiogra: ok; publisher is still running ATM, so I'll wait some minutes to collect mvo's and your packages07:36
ograpitti, i have to test that first07:36
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iwjmvo: editing that file and restarting the X server was enough to make it WFM but I'm carrying on with your instructions.07:36
mvoagoliveira: could you please do the same? reboot and see if that behaviour persists? if it does, removing the expo plugin from the autoenable list, reboot and see if that fixes it?07:36
ograpitti, its a bug with teh installer i'm waiting for it to finish, dont wait for me for that one07:36
mvoagoliveira: details are some lines back in the buffer for iwj07:36
pittiogra: ok; right, it only affects the edubuntu CDs, it's not blocking the other ones07:37
mvoiwj: right, that is what I meant. killing the session and login in again seems to cure the problem regardless what is done07:37
ograpitti, if you dropped ltsp it wont 07:37
pittiogra: shall I do an edubuntu-meta upload for you? did you already change the seeds?07:37
ograi didnt yet07:37
pittiogra: I didn't drop ltsp; you told me it was important and shiny and such07:37
ograi thought about dropping xhosa for now, that should give me the 1M i need07:37
iwjmvo: OIC07:37
ograpitti, well, you dropped ldm, didnt you ? 07:38
pittiogra: no, you asked me not to07:38
pittiogra: Xhose gnome+kde+base is 670 kB07:38
ograpitti, i said drop it for tribe2 and i'll sort the theme stuff until tribe307:38
pittiogra: we have the space now07:38
ograok07:38
pittiogra: so dropping Xhosa might not be sufficient07:39
ograwell, but since you dont use the installer part for ltsp in ubuntu i dont think thats to critical 07:39
mvoiwj, agoliveira: I will do a quick dinner break now, but I will read scrollback07:39
iwjmvo: OK07:39
iwjmvo: Just logging in now ...07:39
iwjmvo: ... Seems to work.07:40
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mvoiwj: ok, cool. thanks a lot for testing!07:40
Burgundaviapitti: regarding retracing07:41
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pittimvo: new git snapshot? did you review the changes?07:42
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Burgundaviapitti: I don't seem to be able to get a coredump07:43
Burgundaviahttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/12236407:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122364 in network-manager-applet "nm-applet crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,New]  07:43
pittiBurgundavia: do you run kernel -7?07:43
pittiBurgundavia: -6 is broken with apport07:43
Burgundavianope07:44
asacmaybe the coredump has been embargoed?07:44
Burgundaviacould be07:44
pittiasac: that's not possible with attachments07:44
iwjmvo: NP, thanks for fixing it for me :-).07:45
asacinteresting ... Burgundavia you looked at the crash file right?07:45
BurgundaviaI did07:45
asacthere was a CoreDump: field, right?07:45
Burgundaviathere is07:45
iwjNow I should report (a) the X server and (b) compiz.real SIGSEGV.07:45
pittiBurgundavia: Linux corey-laptop 2.6.22-6-generic07:45
pittiBurgundavia: please upgrade to kerenl 2.6.22-7 and try again07:46
Burgundaviaahh, right, ok07:46
pittiBurgundavia: you can reject this bug, it's pretty useless07:46
asacBurgundavia: reboot i reject :)07:46
Burgundaviajust got to pull down the latest kernel07:46
pittiBurgundavia: it says 'CoreDump:' which means it is zero byte07:46
agoliveiramvo: I tried other times and the freezes is random tough it just appears after X starts. I'm checking the backlog while trying to boot in safe mode to see what happens.07:46
pittiBurgundavia: thanks, sorry for the trouble07:46
Burgundaviano worries07:46
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Burgundavianow we hope NM doesn't spontaneously fail halfway through my download07:47
seb128jdstrand: I don't know the evolution code good enough to have an opinion07:48
ograpitti, i'll drop Czech then :)07:48
ogra-cs seems to be big enough to gain soemthing07:48
jdstrandseb128: well, frankly neither do I, but all it does is comment out a line when evo starts up to keep it from getting mail on startup07:48
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ddaaHello07:49
pittiogra: 4.82 MB07:49
pittiogra: (gnome+kde)07:49
ddaaCan someone please triage https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/neon26/+bug/9670007:49
ograyeah07:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 96700 in neon26 "neon-config --la-file points to non-existent file" [Undecided,New]  07:49
jdstrandseb128: I have been using it for months with no problems, and have re-compiled evo for my users since then.  Works well.07:49
ddaareported on March 27th and confirmed by two independent users since then.07:49
jdstrandseb128: it is not a fix-- but will be good enough for end users until upstream fixes it (won't be in the next release)07:50
agoliveiraGahhh... rebooting the live cd gives me a core dump.07:50
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jdstrandseb128: it will of course get mail automatically after however many minutes the user specified, it just doesn't do it on startup.07:51
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gesershawarma: pbuilder build-depends on rootstrap which isn't in Ubuntu.07:53
pittiasac: current n-m works good enough on my laptop (with the usual warts we have for ages)07:53
shawarmageser: hard b-d?07:54
asacpitti: good07:54
shawarmageser: Or conditional? (I'm to lazy to check)07:54
shawarma:p07:54
pittiasac: ok, I mangled bug 12143907:55
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121439 in network-manager "[Gutsy] Network Manager Applet can't connect wireless with ipw3945 driver" [High,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12143907:55
gesershawarma: only for i386 and amd6407:55
shawarmageser: Oh, those.07:55
gesershawarma: but i386 builds also all packages so there is no build of the last version07:56
gesershawarma: pbuilder-uml needs it07:56
shawarmageser: I wonder why... It sounds more like a runtime dep..07:56
asacpitti: thanks07:57
jdstrandseb128: I would propose it go into dapper-updates too-- maybe I am too close to the bug to have perspective, but it is extrememly annoying and many are turning away from evo, from what I can tell.07:58
gesershawarma: there are two bugs about it: bug #122340 and bug #10694907:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122340 in pbuilder "[gutsy]  pbuilder (0.169ubuntu1) b-depends on virtual package rootstrap" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12234007:58
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 106949 in pbuilder "pbuilder-uml (0.161ubuntu2) depends on rootstrap(>= 0.3.9-1) and user-mode-linux which are notr installable in feisty" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10694907:58
jdstrandseb128: the patch I attached in launchpad can be dropped into debian/patches on dapper (probably others too)07:59
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shawarmageser: Hmm... I wonder why I didn't get a mail about it not building properly..08:00
geserit's in dep-wait08:00
geseryou get no mail for dep-wait (even if it sits there for months)08:00
shawarmaWe're supposed to notice that on our own? Evil.08:00
agoliveiramvo: Just to update, rebooting does not do any good, it still freezes at random times, aways after X starts so it looks very much like what you told me before. Can't do anything on it tough as I'm running the live CD and, despite I'm able to switch to a console, any command I do just freezes.08:01
pittikeescook: btw, I just noticed that firefox forgot all but one of my stock replies again08:01
keescookpitti: I wish I could reproduce this!08:01
pittiagoliveira: there's something08:01
shawarmageser: I'll look into it soon-ish.08:01
ogrameh, why does my germinate break on -meta updates :/08:01
geserpitti: do you know if there is a notification if packages are sitting for a long time in dep-wait?08:02
ograoh, its outdated08:02
shawarmapitti: Can we have rootstrap pulled in from Debian, please?08:02
pittiagoliveira: while the live CD boots, switch to VT2 and wait until you get a login; then execute 'sudo killall gdm' repeatedly until you actually kill it08:02
keescookpitti: is there anything special about your .mozilla directory or your firefox extensions?08:02
pittigeser: you should get an FTBFS mail, don't you?08:02
keescookpitti: neither bdmurray nor I have seen this :(08:02
pittiagoliveira: then you can modify your system and manually start gdm again with sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart08:02
geserpitti: also for packages which are in dep-wait?08:02
pittikeescook: I have some other scripts, maybe they fight each other or so08:03
pittigeser: I'm not sure08:03
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agoliveirapitti: Anything I try to esxecute just does nothing, the console just stops responding too.08:03
pittiagoliveira: right, but that only happens after gdm started up08:04
shawarmapitti: I expect it's on the sync blacklist because it depends on user-mode-linux which used to be in the blacklist as well..08:04
pittiagoliveira: that's why you have to immediately kill it08:04
cjwatsonogra: you need germinate 0.28 and you need to add 'required' to the seeds: line in update.cfg08:04
agoliveirapitti: Oh, ok. Got it. Let me try.08:04
shawarmaAw, heck.. Uml is in universe.08:04
cjwatsonogra: I can fix it up for you now if you like; I have another change to make anyway08:04
pittishawarma: can you please mail me about it?08:04
shawarmapitti: Sure.08:04
pittishawarma: sure, it would land in universe08:04
ogracjwatson, yes please08:04
gesershawarma: you would need to get rootstrap in main as it is a b-d of pbuilder (main)08:04
shawarmapitti: Right, I just want it to fulfill a pbuilder b-d, but that's not going to fly..08:04
shawarmageser: Precisely. Hence my "aw, heck" :)08:05
Burgundaviapitti: alright got a core dump. Can I just cut it out of the crash report and attach it to 121228 and tag it for retracing?08:05
pittiBur...08:06
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shawarma*G*08:06
pittiBurgundavia: just file the bug as it is, it'll get autoretraced and everything08:06
pittiBurgundavia: cutting the core dump alone is not sufficient08:07
Burgundaviapitti: alright got a core dump. Can I just cut it out of the crash report and attach it to 121228 and tag it for retracing?08:07
Burgundaviapitti: or is there a way to tell apport to send a specific report?08:07
Burgundaviaok08:07
Burgundaviathe apport auto thingy has not yet triggered, so I wondered if I could run it manually08:07
pittiBurgundavia: no, unfortunately Malone doesn't (yet?) allow us to send additional info to an existing bug08:07
pittiBurgundavia: oh, right, I need to enable it again, sorry08:07
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asac08:08
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Burgundaviasorry, lost anything you said08:09
asacpitti: ok for single eth card dhcp network manager works08:09
Burgundaviabloody NM is dying on me now08:09
pitti<pitti> Burgundavia: no, unfortunately Malone doesn't (yet?) allow us to send additional info to an existing bug08:10
pitti<pitti> Burgundavia: oh, right, I need to enable it again, sorry08:10
pitti* pitti does08:10
pittiBurgundavia: ^08:10
asachowever desktop effects prevents me from resizing any window :)08:10
Burgundaviapitti: ok08:10
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Burgundaviapitti: can I just send you the crash file? are you able to deal with it?08:10
pittiBurgundavia: it's in a bug now?08:10
pittiBurgundavia: just tell me the number, I'll supervise the auto-retracer08:11
BurgundaviaI can file a bug and attach the raw, unbroken out crash report08:11
gesershawarma: looks like you have only the option do disable the pbuilder-uml package so you can remove the rootstrap b-d08:11
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pittiBurgundavia: no, please don't, they are a pain; why not just let apport file the crash?08:11
asacpitti: look bug 122350 ... it has been filed with -7 but still has not core08:11
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122350 in firefox "firefox-bin crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12235008:11
pittiasac: hm, weird; it works again with -7 here on my two machines08:14
ogragar gar gar08:14
asacpitti: interesting ... maybe his system is messy because apport hook data from firefox is missing as well.08:15
agoliveirapitti: Well, done what you said. I was able to start gdm and everything seens to be working but the installer. It crashes badly. I already sent the automated crash report. Perhaps you wanted anything else?08:15
Burgundaviapitti: ok, finally got apport to cooperate08:16
pittiagoliveira: oh, so you worked around the X hang (compiz bug)?08:16
agoliveirapitti: Yes, diasbling the expo plugin seens to do the trick.08:16
pittiagoliveira: installer is evand's area08:16
pittimvo: <agoliveira> pitti: Yes, diasbling the expo plugin seens to do the trick. -> did you already fix that?08:16
agoliveirapitti: Ok, let me poke him ;)08:17
pittiagoliveira: hm, the currently pending compiz upload doesn't disable it, but it might be in a different package08:17
pittiagoliveira: I guess we have to wait until he gets back from dinner08:17
Burgundaviapitti, asac: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/12238508:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122385 in network-manager-applet "nm-applet crashed with SIGSEGV in nmi_dbus_get_network_key_callback()" [Undecided,New]  08:17
pittispeaking of that, I could use some dinner, too; I skipped breakfast and lunch already08:17
Amaranthagoliveira: what was the problem?08:18
agoliveirapitti: Go for it.08:18
Burgundaviapitti: I have to run, can you make certain that is what you need?08:18
Amaranthexpo is one of the major features we want compiz for :)08:18
pittiBurgundavia: retracer will get to it soon, I'll check it08:18
Burgundaviaok, rocking08:18
agoliveiraAmaranth: I was testing Tribe 2 in my macbook. Expo freezes the live cd badly. After disabling it I was able to make it run nicelly except for the installing that's crashing all the way.08:19
agoliveiraRight now I have it running and all the programs I tested - but installer - worked fine.08:19
pittiagoliveira: wrt installer08:20
Amaranthdoes the installer work if you disable compiz? :)08:20
asacBurgundavia: when you see retracer results, ping me please08:20
pittiagoliveira: can you please dist-upgrade ubiquity on the live CD and try again?08:20
mvopitti: no, I wanted to be sure that this is actually the reason first I prepare a upload now08:20
Burgundaviaasac: will the retracer email me?08:20
AmaranthBurgundavia: yes08:20
pittiBurgundavia: yes08:20
asacBurgundavia: should be a bugmail08:20
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Burgundaviawow, so many people so sure :)08:20
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shawarmageser: /Win 508:21
pittiBurgundavia: retracer is grinding through a pretty large backlog08:21
cjwatsonagoliveira: what pitti said; the most recent version fixes a commonly-occurring crash08:21
Burgundaviabeen using Ubuntu so long, I am not used to these new-fangled "au-to-mated" things08:21
shawarmageser: um.. no.08:21
mvoagoliveira: so after rebooting the expo plugin you managed to reboot/login a couple of times without hangs? 08:21
Amaranthmvo: should have my computer fixed in about a week, then i can go back to helping make compiz rock :)08:21
pittimvo: reboot> bad on a live CD :)08:21
mvopitti: good point .)08:21
agoliveiraAmaranth: No, it does not work at all. I'll try to dist-upgrade as sugegsted.08:22
pittimvo: I kept hammering 'sudo killall gdm' like mad on VT2 while booting, that works08:22
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Amaranthpitti: why not just stop the gdm service?08:22
pittiBurgundavia: yay, it's getting to it08:22
Amaranthor does it freeze when X loads?08:22
pittiAmaranth: because it will start in the init sequence08:22
Amaranthif it does, i fail to see how anything in compiz is responsible :)08:22
Amaranthoh, right, auto-login08:22
pittiAmaranth: gdm is not the problem, but live system has autologin and thus autocompiz08:23
agoliveiraagoliveira: No, I just did it once. Didn't enable the plugin again.08:23
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pittiasac, Burgundavia: retrace is there08:23
asacpitti: bon appetit now08:23
asacpitti: hurry08:23
asac:)08:23
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Amaranthapport's dupe checker doesn't seem to work very well with python08:24
pittiAmaranth: hm, I just saw one case where it worked08:24
pittiAmaranth: if it doesn't, plesae file a bug against apport08:24
sladenpitti: surely just letting all the autodetection fail and then capping the result between two bounds (eg. 96dpi and 200dpi) for sanity checking would do it08:24
pittiAmaranth: NB that it only works for bugs which have been filed *after* June 22(ish)08:24
Burgundaviaasac: that what you need for a traceback?08:24
Amaranthpitti: well, bug 122311 is pretty obviously a dupe of bug 8406008:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122311 in alacarte "alacarte crashed with AttributeError in __getPath()" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12231108:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 84060 in alacarte "[apport]  alacarte crashed with AttributeError in __getPath()" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8406008:25
asacBurgundavia: unfortunately it appears to be completely asynchronous ... so we don't see how network-manager invoked keyring08:25
Amaranthor do both bugs need to be newer than june 22?08:25
pittiAmaranth: 84060 was filed too early08:25
pittiAmaranth: right08:25
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pittiAmaranth: the first new bug initializes the dup database, the next one will match then08:26
Amaranthlame, all alacarte bugs filed are going to be dupes of older bugs08:26
Burgundaviaasac: ugh. I am going to be gone for a few hours, but if you want me to get a trace off anything else, fire me an email08:26
pittiAmaranth: I cannot search the entire Malone every time, I have to use a local db08:26
asacBurgundavia: can you merge this bug to the original bug please08:26
Amaranthyou couldn't search entire malone once? :)08:26
asacBurgundavia: and drop hint that there is a retrace in the bug XXXX08:26
Burgundaviawill do08:26
Amaranthi mean, to create your index08:26
asacBurgundavia: gratias08:26
pittiAmaranth: that would take ages08:27
pittiAmaranth: I can still do it, but I didn't yet08:27
evandagoliveira: let me know if dist-upgrading doesn't fix the installer crashing.08:27
agoliveiraevand: actually a dist-upgrading just froze the machine :(08:28
pittiasac: we should keep bug 122385 unduped (will become the apport master bug for this) and just link it to #121228 with a comment; or transfer the useful info from 121288 to the new one; what do you prefer?08:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122385 in network-manager-applet "nm-applet crashed with SIGSEGV in nmi_dbus_get_network_key_callback()" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12238508:28
evandagoliveira: it should be suitible to just apt-get install ubiquity08:28
pittievand: not ubiquity-frontend-gtk?08:29
asacpitti: right ... i will add that info for now08:29
pittievand: wasn't it a fix in some GTK buttons, after all?08:29
agoliveiraevand: Yeah, something like that just stroke me...08:29
agoliveiraI'll start over.08:29
Burgundaviaasac: done and I left a note on the other 4 sigsev nm bugs asking them if they are using g-keyring and wpa/wep to see if it is the same crash08:29
evandpitti: good point08:30
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thomfnar, apt's source makes me cry08:33
shawarmaubiquity fails to start in my amd64 vmware on today's daily livecd.. Known issue?08:34
pittishawarma: please try apt-get install ubiquity-frontend-gtk and try again08:34
shawarmapitti: Go to dinner!08:35
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cjwatsonpitti: 'apt-get install ubiquity' forces newer versions of everything; you don't want them getting out of sync anyway08:36
shawarmacjwatson: noted.08:37
cjwatsonthe virtual dependencies on ubiquity-frontend-1.5.4 etc. should mean picking any one of the binaries is equivalent, though08:37
agoliveiraevand, pitti: Ok, if,  in sequence, I kill gdm after compiz kicks in, just upgrade ubiquity-frontend-gtk and start gdm, it works. I'll try to install now and may God have mercy on my soul ;)08:38
agoliveiras/after/before08:38
evandagoliveira: best of luck08:39
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mvoagoliveira: do you still have the session with the hanging compiz? one of the upstream guys is interessted in the strace and I can currently not reproduce it for some reason08:45
freepenguinhello everybody08:47
agoliveiramvo: If I boot the live CD it hangs. Disabling expo plugin it works. I just can't install now because the manual partition hangs as well :-(08:47
mvoagoliveira: I see :/08:47
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robertjshawarma: can you take a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pam/+bug/116846 ?08:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116846 in pam "patch to add directory inclusion for pam config file" [Undecided,New]  08:49
seb128jdstrand: not that many users get this bug, I didn't get it here in months (years?) of evolution use 08:49
seb128jdstrand: I'm not going to do a stable upload with a workaround, it's either a real fix or no change, if you can trigger the bug easily the best is to try to work with upstream which doesn't know how to trigger it08:50
shawarmarobertj: I'm aware. I discussed it with pitti already. We decided to postpone it until we've had a wider discussion of it.08:50
shawarmarobertj: The attendance of the bof at uds was.. not very impressive :)08:51
robertjlater = post-gutsy?08:51
jdstrandseb128: I have submitted all this to upstream, and they claim to be working on a proper fix, but it won't be for a while (can't remember the url offhand).08:52
seb128jdstrand: I'm subscribed to the bug, I'm reading comments there08:53
cjwatsonI talked briefly with vorlon at debconf about PAM maintenance08:53
seb128jdstrand: it's not easy for them to work on because they don't get the bug apparently and nobody determined what to do to trigger it08:53
jdstrandseb128: it happens with a lot of mail on a slowish drive (eg laptop)-- if the download of email completes before the indexes-- boom.08:53
cjwatsonhe basically said "I've got plenty of offers of help, but ultimately I need to sit down for a couple of days and go through both all the scary Debian patches and all the scary upstream changes"08:53
evandagoliveira: manual partitioning isn't working for you?08:54
jdstrandseb128: right. well, thought I'd go to you to see if you want to include it-- guess I'll keep my own evo packages for my users...08:54
seb128jdstrand: I would rather not use a workaround08:54
robertjcjwatson: so does the spec need to be retargeted?08:55
jdstrandseb128: I understand.  It actually was based on the default evo 1.4 behavior, which was how I found the workaround in the first place.08:55
agoliveiraevand: No. It freezes when I select the partition I want to use as /08:56
jdstrandseb128: the patch is available for people to use if desired, so that's fine.  Seems odd so many of my users hit it though...08:56
seb128you might have something specific in your configs08:57
seb128my laptop disk is not that fast08:57
seb128and I never run into the problem with it I think08:57
agoliveiraevand: BTW, it worked nicelly on Tribe 1.08:58
jdstrandseb128: I have a ton of filters-- maybe that's it.  shrug08:58
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jdstrandseb128: http://www.go-evolution.org/Camel.Local is the link I was talking about with discussion of the real fix.08:58
RainCTHi, is any REVU admin there?08:59
jdstrandseb128: could be mine and my users slowish connection.  agin, shrug08:59
jdstrandseb128: I am basically happy-- I can use the workaround, just thought I'd spread the love.  :)08:59
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cjwatsonrobertj: I just meant PAM maintenance in general in terms of upgrading to current upstream09:01
cjwatsonsince people were asking about that09:01
cjwatsonagoliveira: if you could start the installer with 'ubiquity --debug', reproduce the hang, and attach /var/log/syslog, /var/log/partman, and /var/log/installer/debug to a new bug report, that ought to help09:01
agoliveiracjwatson: Sure, I'll try.09:02
robertjcjwatson: ahh09:02
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agoliveiracjwatson: Now it worked flawlessly. Go figure.. I'll try again from scratch.09:06
cjwatsonagoliveira: heh, always the way09:10
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keescookcjwatson: PAM> yeah, heard the same from vorlon.  Since I'm in no rush, I don't think it's a big deal.  it'd be nice if we get it in before gutsy freezes, though, just so we can work out any bugs prior to gutsy+1.09:16
ograpitti, testing done: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/19to20.debdiff (sorry for the .po and autoconf noise, cant avoid it on bzr export with that tree)09:16
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ogracjwatson, did you mean you wanted ot fix edubuntu-meta's update.cfg before ? or did i misunderstand ? 09:17
shawarmaSlightly off topic: What is "VMWare paravirtual kernel support"?09:19
shawarmaDo I want it?09:19
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agoliveiracjwatson: believe or not, it just worked now (it's already copying the files) but I have a this crazy idea that it may be related to the crazy partition scheme I have in this HD because I have NTFS, AFS and EFI on it (macbook with tripple boot).09:20
pittiagoliveira: thanks for the (painful) testing; it seems that the next CD images should be good for you then :)09:21
agoliveirapitti: Glad to help. I just hope I have a usable notebook to take with me to the sprint in July ;)09:21
pittiogra: please go ahead and upload ltsp09:22
agoliveiraI'll finish the instalation to see if any more quirks show up.09:22
ograpitti, oki09:22
pittiogra: is the new edubuntu-meta ready as well? I don't see it in the queue 09:23
pittiogra: I'd like to get mvo's and your two fixes into the queue now and run the publisher, then we can finally respin CDs09:23
ograno, it doesnt work 09:23
ograi added required to the update.cgf seeds line but it still fails09:23
pittiogra: oh, ./update fails?09:24
pittiogra: do you have the current germinate?09:24
seb128pitti: are standalone applications, ie: rhythmbox also frozen?09:24
Riddellenrico: you are a genius09:24
ograyep09:24
Riddellenrico: many thanks09:24
ogra0.28 as cjwatson said09:24
pittiseb128: everything is frozen by default; if there's an upload with innocent fixes, please ping me09:24
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pittiseb128: rhythmbox            | 0.11.1-0ubuntu1      | 4 hours 50 minutes <= that one?09:25
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pittiseb128: new upstream version, hmmmmmm09:25
seb128pitti: well, new rhythmbox should not break the worl has would be cool09:25
seb128world09:25
seb128but that's your call09:25
seb128yes, that one ;)09:25
pittiseb128: does it fix any OMGponies bug?09:25
seb128no09:26
seb128it fixes some regular bugs09:26
pittiwe currently have so many troubles that I'd rather avoid introducing more 09:26
pittiseb128: let's postpone it then, people can still upgrade their tribe installation afterwards09:26
seb128k09:26
pittiseb128: I listened to RB the entire day, worked fine *evil grin*09:27
seb128I'm ready to close the "new version available" bugs we will get in the next bugs then :p09:27
seb128good ;)09:27
pittiogra: what's the exact problem? I recently updated kubuntu and ubuntu seeds with the same change, worked fine09:27
seb128I like the new rhythmbox icons on gutsy ;)09:27
pittiindeed, me too09:28
ograTraceback (most recent call last):09:28
ogra  File "/usr/bin/germinate-update-metapackage", line 209, in <module>09:28
ogra    list(seed_inherit[seed_name] ))09:28
ogra  File "/usr/lib/germinate/Germinate/germinator.py", line 443, in plantSeed09:28
ogra    if self.alreadySeeded(seedname, pkg):09:28
ogra  File "/usr/lib/germinate/Germinate/germinator.py", line 335, in alreadySeeded09:28
ogra    if (pkg in self.seed[seed]  or09:28
ograKeyError: 'required'09:28
pittiogra: ah, very same bug that we had with kubuntu and ubuntu09:28
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pittiogra: seeds: required minimal standard desktop09:28
pittiogra: NB that 'required' has to come first09:29
ograah, k09:29
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mvopitti: testing the expo fix as we speak, should be ready in ~5-10min09:31
pittimvo: so you have an actual fix now instead of disabling it? neat09:31
mvopitti: I hope, works for me, but it was random before for me, so I can not gurantee anything (but even disabling expo would not have guranteed anything as it is just the most likely cause of the hang juding from the diff between 0622-0625)09:33
mvoits just very very hard to debug09:33
pittimvo: iwj and agoliveira got it too, no?09:33
agoliveirapitti: I was able to finish the instalation but didn't try to enable compiz if this is what you're talking about.09:38
pittiagoliveira: (CC: mvo) I think the hang only occured if compiz tried to enable it self09:38
mvopitti: compiz-fusion-plugins-main uploaded with the fix for the expo thing 09:38
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mvowell, the 80-95% fix09:38
mvolets hope for the best09:39
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pittimvo: what's the 20 to 5%?09:39
mvopitti: that is the remaining uncertaintiy09:39
pittimvo: ah, 'k09:39
mvobut I'm confident09:39
mvo:)09:39
pittimvo: so, let's get new images out ASAP for more testing then09:39
agoliveiramvo: heisenberg principle? :)09:40
mvoagoliveira: heh :-D09:40
mvopitti: yep09:40
mvopitti: the new image should fix the nv issue you have seen as well 09:41
pitti-       es->expoMode = !es->expoMode;09:44
pitti+       es->expoMode = !es->expoMode;   09:44
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pittiah, the three trailing spaces :)09:44
pittimvo: ok, the real diff looks unintelligible, but small enough, thanks09:45
agoliveiraHmmm... from time to time the icon "thingy" that shows the current LCD brightness pops. Did anyone see this?09:45
pittiogra: better now?09:46
ograyes, i'm just checking09:47
okaratashello09:47
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ograi'm not sure all deps of compiz are fulfilled currently, might be that i'm oversized again09:47
ograthat merge wasnt in yet09:48
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ograpitti, uploaded, should hit the queue in a sec09:49
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pittiogra: ok, accepted; now I'll sort out the publisher problem with the soyuz guys, then we are in the game again09:50
pittiogra: thanks09:50
ograok09:52
ograthe -meta upload wouldnt have been necessary for ship anyway iirc09:52
ogra(i dropped the lang from ship)09:52
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lionelpitti: could you please give back gobby on i386, sparc and powerpc. It should build now. Thanks!10:18
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pittilionel: done10:19
lionelpitti: great, thanks!10:20
ogracrimsun, you somehow missed to merge my esd samplesize patch from our current pulseaudio package10:23
pittilionel: did you include StevenK's 0.11-1ubuntu3 fixes of ufraw in your upload?10:23
pittilionel: there were 2 versions in unapproved at the same time10:23
lionelI've seen. Yes, I've included StevenK fixes10:23
ogracrimsun, its half the size of what it needs to be to play the login sound over network ... (funnily the logout sound is small enough)10:23
pittilionel: good, thanks10:23
lionelnp :)10:23
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crimsunogra: please upload.  I'm certain I tested, but I do have multiple unpacked source trees here, so I'll write a hook to test more thoroughly.10:31
crimsunogra: sorry for the inconvenience.10:31
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lifelessanyone interested in a huge evolution memory footprint?>10:43
seb128no10:45
seb128or maybe upstream10:45
seb128the desktop team basically send evolution bugs upstream anyway10:46
lifelessyah10:47
lifelessI'm asking up streamish nw10:47
lifeless*now*10:47
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pittiStevenK: can you please use the current MIR template for openal and freealut? they are very thin ATM (no bugs research, etc.)10:53
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pittizul: FYI, the binary/NEW packages xen-hypervisor-3.1-amd64 and libxen3.1-dev (on amd64) are still empty10:58
pittizul: I leave them in the queue for now10:59
crimsunHas there been discussion regarding whether login graphical environment sounds should be muted by default on new gutsy installs?10:59
crimsunThe impetus for the above question is bug 122417.10:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122417 in alsa-utils "[Gutsy]  Volume is too high in new install on HP Pavilion dv8220" [Wishlist,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12241710:59
cjwatsonogra: whoops, sorry, I forgot to do edubuntu-meta earlier10:59
cjwatsonI'll go through everything after tribe-2 and make sure it's all consistent11:00
cjwatsonall *-meta I mean11:00
seb128pitti: are some dbgsym known to be not available on gutsy?11:00
pittiseb128: not deliberately11:00
pittiseb128: some might get dropped if rookery cannot connect to LP11:01
pittiseb128: I can rescue stuff from the last seven days11:01
seb128#122009 indicates thant vino-dbgsym is not available11:01
pittiseb128: well, just let me re-fetch the stuff from the last week and rebuild the incices11:01
pittiseb128: in five minutes, when I got the last publisher run started11:01
seb128k11:01
seb128pitti: don't bother too much, that can wait after tribe-211:02
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gnomefreakpitti: we dont need your repo for -dbgsym packages anymore as of gutsy?11:03
pittignomefreak: erm, why not? the apport retracer relies on it11:04
gnomefreakoh ok11:04
pittignomefreak: well, 'we' in the sense of bug triagers, right11:04
gnomefreakok ty11:04
henoseb128, pitti, evand: stgraber attached some apport logs to bug 122141 (gtk bug crashing ubiquity) I've milestoned it11:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122141 in gtk+2.0 "SIGSEGV in gtk.Button.set_image" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12214111:05
pittiheno: I thought that's the bug evand circumvented in the latest ubiquity?11:05
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pittievand: can you please have a look and duplicate it if appropriate?11:06
henopitti: that's from 20070626.111:06
pittiheno: right, we have a new one since then11:06
henoshould the fix be there?11:06
seb128heno: bug is workarounded and known upstream and has a testcase11:06
pittiheno: apt-get install ubiquity on the live system11:06
pittiheno: FYI, I just started another publisher run11:06
pittiheno: after that we should finally have the necessary bits together for new CD images11:07
henostgraber: ^11:07
pittiheno: quite a lot of compiz/ubiquity/network-manager fixes11:07
evandpitti: will do11:07
stgraberheno: good11:07
henopitti: ok, cool11:07
seb128heno: I've removed the milestone, it's already workarounded in ubiquity11:07
henoseb128: sure, thanks11:07
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pittiseb128: doesn't it affect other pygtk apps?11:08
seb128pitti: it affects any GTK+ app using set_image on a button apparently11:08
evandset_image on a button when using glade11:08
pittiseb128: that sounds pretty important?11:08
seb128pitti: but we didn't get other complain about it so I guess there is no other desktop application doing it11:08
pittiseb128: hm, funny :)11:09
seb128pitti: well, most apps use stock icons11:09
seb128I think it can be fixed after tribe-211:09
pittiseb128: right; I mean tribe311:09
seb128it'll be fixed quickly most likely11:10
pittitrue that11:10
seb128feel free to milestone it if you prefer11:10
seb128it's high importance so it'll stay on my list of things to get fixed quickly11:10
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pittiseb128, gnomefreak: I re-fetched all ddebs from June 18th until today; that's everything we can rescue11:12
pittirebuilding indices now11:13
gnomefreakpitti: ok using your repo is no problem i just wasnt sure if it was needed11:13
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pittignomefreak: the common way nowadays is to have apport file bugs and let the auto-retracer do its job11:13
seb128pitti: thank you11:13
gnomefreakpitti: ok cool thank you.11:14
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pitti!usn | pitti11:22
seb128pitti: wrong window? ;)11:22
pittiseb128: no, testing ompaul's new factoid11:22
seb128ah11:23
pittibut it replied with a strange PM11:23
ompaul!usn > pitti11:23
pitti<ubotu> ompaul wants you to know: usn is Please see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn for information about Ubuntu security updates.11:23
ompauldid that work better11:23
pittiompaul: why isn't that pasted into the channel any more?11:23
pitti!ask | ompaul11:23
ompaul!usn | pitti 11:24
pittihm, that still worked a few days back11:24
ompaulhmm 11:24
ubotuompaul: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)11:24
ubotupitti: usn is Please see http://www.ubuntu.com/usn for information about Ubuntu security updates.11:24
pittiaaah11:24
ompaulthe lagging interweb11:24
pittiwhat did we do different this time?11:24
ompaul | from me to you 11:24
ompaulthe > was send a message11:25
ompaul| is public11:25
pitti"!recursion is !recursion"; "!recursion | ubotu"11:25
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mc44pitti: ubotu is too smart for that :)11:25
pittiI quoted it to not make it pick that up11:26
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mc44it wouldn't work anyway11:26
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pittiyay, publisher finally finished11:36
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dokopitti: gcc-4.2 built; please accept gcc-4.111:41
pittidoko: that won't break our default compiler? :)11:41
dokopitti: no, I did build the package locally on i386 without regressions11:42
pittidoko: is 4.1 necessary for lpia, too?11:43
dokopitti: yes; well, not if we make 4.2 the default for lpia from the start11:44
pittidoko: I'm just afraid of 'we need to fix package foo quickly; oops, FTBFSes with current gcc nwo' type of thing11:44
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pittidoko: ah, looks harmless enough; accepting11:47
tfheendoko: I'm happy to make 4.2 default for lpia from the beginning if you think that's sane11:47
dokopitti: but just using gcc-4.2 as the lpia default, would require a gcc-defaults upload 11:47
dokotfheen: I was still unable to switch a i386 chroot to lpia, with our changes to dpkg and gcc-4.111:48
tfheendoko: ok; your call11:48
tfheenI'm off to bed.11:48
lifelessnoight11:49
pittimvo, heno, *: new ubuntu alternates are up, please test11:49
henopitti: will do11:49
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mvopitti: rsyncing11:50
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pittimvo: organic multivitamine juice, dude! :)11:51
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pittimvo: "Bioborn Multi-Frucht - 6 Frchte plus Mhre" keeps me alive here11:51
mvohaha11:52
tarzeauwhat would be the easiest way to get all changelogs of all packages of gutsy?11:52
mvothat sounds way too healthy for me11:52
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mvotarzeau: try changelogs.ubuntu.com11:52
pittitarzeau: you can look them all up on changelogs.ubuntu.com11:52
tarzeauthanks11:52
pittiheno: how long do you estimate will you be still online for today?11:53
henopitti: had planned another hour, can be longer if needed11:54
pittiheno: I build new images for all derivatives now (live+alternate), can you update the tracker? all images + 0.111:54
henopitti: sure, ETA?11:54
henopitti: with the build script output we talked about it would happen automagically ;)11:54
tarzeaucould i get http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/ by rsync?11:55
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tarzeauor would someone create a tarball of it all?11:55
pittiheno: should be fine; I'll give the ubuntu live a quick test to see that all the n-m/compiz madness is good now11:55
pittiheno: hm, 3 hours for the last live, I think (xubuntu)11:55
pittiheno: maybe 35 minutes for ubuntu live11:55
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pittiheno: yeah :/11:56
pittiheno: hm, it's a bit tricky to foresee which images will end up as 26.2 and which as 2711:57
henopitti: ok, we may have some tracker admins in #ubuntu-iso11:57
henopitti: right, just have to look at cdimage.u.c11:58
tarzeauis it okay to http mirror http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/ (i plan to do this weekly, maybe more). but it'll cause pretty much load on the webserver. i'd prefer a tarball or rsync... no chance?11:58
pittiLongPointyStick, Riddell, *: new kubuntu alternates up for testing11:58
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pittihi Burgundavia 11:59
pittiBurgundavia: btw, do you have time for the tribe2 wiki page or do you need help with that?11:59
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pittiogra, heno, LaserJock: new edubuntu alternates up (20070626.2), please test; no oversizedness any more \o/12:11

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