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mvopitti: any eta for -desktop yet?12:12
pittimvo: 10 minutes, I'd say12:13
mvopitti: ROCK!12:13
pittimvo: live image finished building 30 seconds ago, building iso now12:13
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gnomefreakis compiz enabled by default in gutsy with nvidia drivers?12:14
Kmosi think it is12:14
pittimvo: ^ good question: what happens now if I enable nvidia after installing with nv? will it switch over to compiz or keep metacity?12:14
mvognomefreak: we currently try to archive this, but nvidia will not be the default, it will be "nv" 12:15
gnomefreakthat would explain the crash than12:15
mvopitti: it will switch to compiz (that is our default wm)12:15
Kmosgnomefreak :)12:15
pittimvo: ah, ok12:15
mvognomefreak: oh?12:15
gnomefreakits hard to diagnose a freezing issue with it enabled.12:15
pittignomefreak: please test the new images, they should have that fixed12:16
mvognomefreak: you use the nvidia driver and it freezes for you? do you have the latest (~10 minutes ago) packages for compiz and plugins-main?12:16
gnomefreaki sent a crash to gnome-appearance-properties and it crashed compiz12:16
mvognomefreak: can you give me the bugnumber please?12:16
gnomefreakpitti: i have newest in repos12:16
gnomefreakmvo: apport is lazy tonight it didnt file one said it couldnt12:16
gnomefreakerror was This problem report is damaged and cannot be processed12:17
gnomefreaki will try again12:17
mvothe very latest is really very fresh :) 12:17
gnomefreakas of maybe an hour ago12:18
gnomefreak1:0.5.1+git20070621-0ubuntu3?12:18
Kmosmvo: bug 12233012:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122330 in gnome-control-center "[Gutsy]  Gnome Appearance windows freezes and fails to finish loading " [Medium,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12233012:18
henopitti: is that 'server' for edubuntu?12:18
pittiheno, mvo, all: new ubuntu live images are up (20070626.2), please test12:18
mvognomefreak:  then please try again, I think it was made available ~15min ago12:18
gnomefreakk12:18
pittiheno: which server?12:18
mvoKmos: thanks!12:18
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henopitti: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20070626.2/ Edubuntu doesn't have an 'alternate'12:19
pittiheno: ah, right; yes, that's the server install CD12:20
mvoKmos, gnomefreak: that freeze in #122330 is with the "nv" driver? or the "nvidia" one?12:20
henopitti: ok, thanks12:20
gnomefreaknvidia12:20
mvooh :/12:20
mvohrm12:20
mjg59So, uh, why is hal-device-manager in system/preferences?12:21
mjg59It can't actually change anything12:21
gnomefreakmvo: i sent kill sig to it again compiz didnt crash this time :( but apport is working now12:21
gnomefreakmvo: just got newest ones updating now ty12:21
pittimjg59: right, it should be somewhere else, or not installed at all12:21
mvognomefreak: cool, thanks. lets see how that goes :)12:21
mjg59pitti: Ok, not just me then:)12:22
gnomefreakmvo: will let you know ty12:22
pittimjg59: it has been there since warty, though12:22
pittimjg59: at least there is hope, h-d-m has been dropped upstream, and replaced by gnome-device-manager which can actually *do* stuff :)12:22
mvopitti: alternative install works at least in vmware, testing -desktop on real hw now12:23
pittiXubuntu freaks, heno: new xubuntu alternates are up (20070626.1), please test12:23
mvopitti: that means the previous crash on login is fixed 12:23
pittimvo: hm, my alternate is at 71%; I want your fast hard disks :)12:24
mvoheh :)12:24
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Riddellheno: seen this ubuntu windows installer? http://wubi-installer.org/12:28
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henoRiddell: yes, it's a gutsy goal12:29
evandRiddell: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallerForWindows12:30
Riddellheno: who's doing it?12:31
henoRiddell: community members in the forums12:31
Riddellimpressive12:31
henopitti: please include bdmurray in your build pings. He's got tracker admin powers now12:32
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henoRiddell: yeah it could rock if it matures in time12:32
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mvopitti: tribe-2 with compiz on ati r200 works here very nicely12:35
pittiheno: will do12:35
pittimvo: live session in vmware is good here12:35
bdmurraypitti: thanks12:35
pygibdmurray, could we discuss my application to -qa pls? :)12:36
Kmoshow about to delete http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/20070624/12:36
Kmosand 2512:36
pygiI solved thousand of bugs already :P12:36
pittiheno, bdmurray, fabbione, *: new ubuntu server images up (20070626)12:36
pittiheno, bdmurray: that covers the alternates; I'll build the ports now12:37
bdmurraypygi: a bit busy at the moment12:37
henopitti: looks like I've goofed the ubuntu alternate .2 postings12:38
henoposted them under the wrong milestone and there is no way to recover from that in the tracker :(12:38
pittiheno: how so? wrong number for xubuntu and server?12:39
henopitti: correct number 20070626.2 for ubuntu alt, but wrong milestone. now I'm blocked from posting another 20070626.2 ubuntu alt12:40
pittiheno: erk; so stgraber needs to poke an UPDATE sql at the right spot now?12:41
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pittievand: hm, ubiquity translations are a lot worse than they used to be12:42
mvopitti: -desktop works on nvidia based system here too  (uses metacity unless I enable nvidia the apperance capplet - that has some glitches though)12:43
henopitti: except he seems to have gone off to sleep12:43
heno(wisely)12:43
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pittiheno: for ubuntu I only see 'server' ones; is that what you mean by 'goofed'? alternates not showing up?12:45
henopitti: yes. I can make them appear as 20070626-2 (with a - instead of a .)to allow for test results to be posted, but the download links won't work12:48
evandhrm12:49
pittiheno, bdmurray, Riddell, LongPointyStick: kubuntu lives are up (20070626.2)12:49
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evandpitti: can you elaborate on that?12:50
pittiheno: hm, I don't see download links anywhere anyway?12:50
pygiheno, manual sql intervention?12:51
pittievand: just that a lot of strings appear in English now which used to be in German (like the user name/login/password mask)12:51
henopitti: click the ISO icon12:51
pittiaah, I see12:51
evandodd, I don't remember that changing, but then again I didn't do the user-setup merge.  I'll look into it after dinner.12:52
Riddellpitti: thanks12:52
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pittiheno: hm, let's do the 26-2 trick then, so that they at least appear; I'll try to add symlinks on cdimage12:55
pittiheno: that affects ubuntu alternate? ubuntu desktop and kubuntu alt/live as well?12:56
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pittiheno: I guess it's better if you do the change first, and then I'll do the necessary symlinks12:56
pittignomefreak: hmm, apport crashing on reporting a compiz crash? great12:57
gnomefreaklol12:57
gnomefreakthere is no compiz crash file12:57
gnomefreakbut no such file or dir for the above12:57
mvognomefreak: so the upgrade did not fix the crash?12:57
gnomefreakmvo: hard to tell since there is no crash for compiz12:57
mvognomefreak: I mean, when you enable it, do you get a working compiz? or does it not work or hang?12:58
gnomefreakmvo: i didnt enable it i just logged in12:58
gnomefreakwhat would session name be for it?12:58
gnomefreakill see if its enabled12:59
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mvognomefreak: please go to system/preferences/appreance and there to the desktop effects tab12:59
gnomefreakmvo: yeah that again12:59
gnomefreakif it works now ill let you know12:59
gnomefreakotherwise nothing i can do12:59
mvo'k12:59
gnomefreakits still freezing01:00
henopitti: never mind bdmurray saved the day by figuring out how to fix it :)01:00
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mvognomefreak: hm, no good :/01:01
pittibdmurray: *big hug*01:01
henothe tracker actually has the functionality to fix it, it's just a bit awkward 01:01
gnomefreakmvo: agreed i was looking to disable it so maybe gnome-appearance-properties wouldnt freeze01:02
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pittiheno, bdmurray: kubuntu doesn't have any images, is that a tracker bug? or haven't they been added so far?01:03
bdmurraypitti: haven't been added yet we were sorting out the other issue01:04
bdmurrayI'm on it though01:04
pittiah, ok01:04
bdmurraypitti: done01:05
gnomefreakwe need another way to get into desktop-effects settings :(01:06
pittiah, I see the kdesktops now (no kalternates yet)01:06
pittiso, amd64 ubuntu alternate+desktop work fine now in vmware01:06
pittignomefreak: that's in Preferences -> Appearance now01:06
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pittiI'll try the live CD on real hardware now, brb01:07
gnomefreakits freezing01:07
gnomefreaki cant get in it01:07
pittignomefreak: hm, even with the current CDs?01:07
pittignomefreak: ah, nevermind, that's in an installed system, right?01:07
gnomefreakyes01:07
pittibummer01:07
pittianyway, brb01:08
gnomefreakyay i managed to crash compiz01:08
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shawarmaIs Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 free enough for us?01:17
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tarzeaushawarma: which one exactly?01:18
shawarmahttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/01:18
shawarmahttp://people.debian.org/~evan/ccsummary.html says no :(01:19
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tarzeaushawarma: do you want to use this license?01:19
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shawarmatarzeau: No, I want to distribute something that is already under it.01:19
elmoshawarma: cc-by-sa is free enough for us01:19
tarzeaushawarma: talk to whoever used the license01:20
shawarmaelmo: Cool. Then why not for Debian?01:20
pittimvo: how does things look for you?01:20
pittimvo: I managed to enable nvidia in the live system (on real hw now); vmware installs went fine for me01:20
elmooh, that's by, not by-sa01:21
mvopitti: pretty good, I got two random crashes but that might be HW (CD disc) - but nothing that looks like compiz breakage01:21
shawarmaelmo: So it's a no-go after all?01:21
shawarmaelmo: (the docs I'm looking at are just by)01:21
mvopitti: tested on ati r200 (working compiz), nvidia (works, but appreance capplet has some glitches), and r500 ati (vesa, no breakage, metacity is used then)01:22
elmoshawarma: by is no good for us either01:22
mvooh, and a s3virge :)01:22
pittimvo: sounds good01:22
Burgundaviashawarma: we already distribute CC stuff in main. ubuntu-doc is dual licensed GFDL and CC by sa01:22
elmoshawarma: and we're not Debian - we don't always follow their license choices01:22
shawarmaelmo: Alright. If I can convince them to use cc-by-sa instead, it's all good?01:22
elmoBurgundavia: we distribute by-sa, plain by is not ok01:23
elmoshawarma: yes01:23
pittievand: hm, when I select 'manual partitioning' I get eternal hang01:23
shawarmaelmo: Wicked. Thanks.01:23
Burgundaviaelmo: right01:23
mvopitti: yes, quite encouraging so far01:24
pittimvo: even n-m worked reasonably \o/01:25
pittiif ubiquity would actually work now (with manual), that would be uber-cool01:25
Kmosgood night01:26
mjrelmo, umm, why not plain by if by-sa is ok?01:27
elmomjr: because by doesn't give permission to modify?01:27
mjrelmo, you're thinking by-nd01:27
shawarmaelmo: http://people.debian.org/~evan/ccsummary.html says cc-by-sa is not ok for Debian for the same reasons that cc-by isn't. 01:28
elmomjr: that's possible, the CC license rabbit like proliferation gives me a headache01:28
shawarma:)01:28
elmook, so having actually read the license, mjr's right and I'm on crack01:29
elmoshawarma: so both cc-by and cc-by-sa are fine, and I'm going away now01:29
shawarma..so I'm supposed to try and convince them to use.. what? cc-by-nd?01:29
mc44no!01:29
mc44:)01:29
shawarmaAh, the other way around?01:29
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mjrshawarma, either by or by-sa. nd or nc are no-nos01:30
shawarmaIs there anything in particular that makes it alright for us but not for Debian, or is it just debian-legal being overly pedantic?01:30
LaserJockby is attribution, sa is share alike (copyleft), nd is no derivative01:30
LaserJocknc is non-commercial01:30
shawarmaAh. nd sounds bad :)01:31
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mjrshawarma, it is a somewhat pedantic issue; overly is a matter of taste01:32
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mjrit's _good_ that d-l is pedantic01:32
mjrsomebody needs to be01:32
shawarmaTrue that.01:33
elmobear in mind that debian-legal don't actually represent the decision making body when it comes to making license choices for Debian01:33
pygiit mostly gives advices01:34
pygiafaik01:34
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shawarmaI see.01:38
LaserJockelmo: who is? do GRs like in the case of GFDL represent a decision?01:39
elmoLaserJock: certainly01:39
elmoLaserJock: but day to day it's the ftp-masters processing packages through NEW that actually matter - debian-legal is just a mailing list01:40
pittievand: hm, I tried it a second time now, with reformatting my test ntfs with ext3; still hangs at manual01:40
elmoLaserJock: (disclaimer: I'm not exactly unbiased ;-)01:40
LaserJockelmo: of course01:41
StevenKpitti: MIR for OpenAL updated, FreeAlut getting done now.01:41
LaserJockelmo: but I found it odd when you were essentially ftp-master in both Debian and Ubuntu, did you pretty much view things the same, or did you use different criteria01:41
pittievand: dang -- when I start it with "UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 sudo ubiquity", it works; yay heisenbug01:42
pittiStevenK: cheers01:42
elmoLaserJock: different critteria - Ubuntu has it's license policies which I applied when processing it's NEW, and I applied Debian's when processing Debian NEW01:42
LaserJockbut who makes the Ubuntu license policy?01:43
elmoLaserJock: I've no idea anymore? :)01:43
lifelessTB01:43
LaserJockI've never seen anything written.01:43
elmothere use to be some stuff on the old website01:43
LaserJockI just wonder if it's sort of historical/traditional01:43
elmonot sure if it survived the crackpalization01:43
LaserJockperhaps not01:43
elmoLaserJock: some of it certainly was - discussed at Oxford type stuff01:43
LaserJockI've searched around for it01:43
LaserJockthe only real differences I've see where GFDL and CC01:44
LaserJock*were01:44
elmoyes, that's the principal difference, Ubuntu's more liberal approach to non-source code type stuff01:44
elmodocumentation, fonts, firmware, images, sounds, etc.01:45
LaserJockright01:45
PiciRobNyc: I believe its called "Main Menu" in the panel add dialog, and does not have the ubuntu icon01:46
pittibdmurray, ogra: edubuntu live is up (20070627)01:46
PiciSorry about that, switched windows in the middle of typing.01:46
StevenKpitti: freealut also done.01:47
pittibdmurray: btw, ubuntu doesn't have desktops on isotesting yet 01:47
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bdmurraypitti: should be all set now01:49
StevenKpitti: Let me know if the two MIRs are now suitable, if you're still looking at them.01:50
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pittibdmurray: yay; ETA for xubuntu is ~ 15 minutes (will be 20070627, too)01:51
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bdmurraypitti: strange future numbers01:52
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pittibdmurray:  BST :)01:58
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gnomefreaki found the cause of gnome-appearance-properties freezing01:59
gnomefreakits freezing due to gnome-themes-extras01:59
gnomefreakif i uninstall it appearance crashes01:59
LaserJockpitti: I'm testing 20070627 Edubuntu live in vmware now02:01
pittiLaserJock: thanks; please report the results on isotesting02:03
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pittibdmurray: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/xubuntu/daily-live/20070627/ is finally there02:11
LaserJockok, I"m having the same problem as with 20070626.102:12
LaserJockit won't login in vmware02:12
LaserJockit just has this endless cycle or reloading gdm02:12
LaserJocks/or/of/02:12
StevenKLaserJock: Does it kill X?02:12
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LaserJockI think so02:12
LaserJockit kicks it back to console02:12
LaserJockthen it tries to login, then dies02:12
LaserJockand it'll do it indefinately until I turn it off02:13
pittiLaserJock: which graphics card?02:13
LaserJockwell, it's vmware on an intel imac with an ATI card02:13
bdmurraypitti: what does that leave?02:13
pittibdmurray: supported arches and all derivatives are done02:14
pittibdmurray: ports alternates are built, too, DVDs are running over (my) night, will build the ports/lives later02:14
pittibdmurray: my live install on real hw was quite mixed: hanging ubiquity when doing manual partitioning, hanging splash screen, no logout dialog, hmm02:15
LaserJockStevenK, pitti: is this a known issue? ogra thought it was02:15
pittiLaserJock: it was actually be supposed to be fixed on latest images02:15
pittiLaserJock: I had the same and it worked for me now02:15
pittiLaserJock: can you please file a bug against compiz, assign to mvo, and milestone it for tribe-2?02:16
LaserJockhmm, I'll rsync again just to make sure I'm actually updated02:16
pittiLaserJock: please include your setup and milestone versoin02:16
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LaserJockpitti: compiz???02:16
pittiLaserJock: yes, it shouldn't enable itself on the vmware driver02:16
StevenKLaserJock: Yes, compiz checks for GL, glxinfo segvs and the server dies.02:17
pittiLaserJock: on some drivers, glxinfo causes X to crash, and those are blacklisted02:17
wasabiHmm. So compiz is going to be on by defalt on some select cards?02:17
LaserJockhmm, when I login with ubuntu (not let it automatically login) I see a flash of a "Could not load gnome-settings-daemon" error02:17
pittibdmurray: I need to get some sleep :/ can you have an eye on critical stuff and milestone those bugs?02:17
Fujitsuwasabi: By default except for those that are blacklisted.;02:17
wasabiEww. Is ati blacklisted? :)02:18
Fujitsu(or just don't support composite)02:18
pittiwasabi: ati isn't; that uses glxinfo capability detection02:18
wasabiI can't think of any drivers except maybe the intels in a state where I'd enable something like that by default. =/02:18
wasabiMy ATI, with the closed source drivers, is not stable for more than a day with it.02:18
wasabierr, with teh OPEN source drivers.02:18
wasabiThe closed ones barely last 5 minutes. ;)02:18
wasabiWhere is said list?02:19
bdmurraypitti: milestone for tribe 3?02:19
pittibdmurray: the real blockers for tribe202:20
bdmurraypitti: yeah, I thought out it harder. ;) Yes, I'll keep an eye out this evening02:21
pittibdmurray: thanks02:22
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pittigood night everyone02:23
bdmurraypitti: night02:23
pittibdmurray: I'll file bugs for my installation issues tomorrow and will discuss them with Seb and evand; just cannot keep my eyes open any more02:23
LaserJockbdmurray: ok, I reported my Edubuntu LiveCD issue as bug #122459 . I'm not sure if any more is needed02:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122459 in compiz "[gutsy]  cannot log in on edubuntu DesktopCD" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12245902:36
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TheMusouuugh02:37
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bdmurrayLaserJock: looking02:40
bdmurrayLaserJock: is that amd64 or i386?02:41
LaserJockoh, sorry, I was using i386 CD02:41
bdmurrayLaserJock: no problem I updated it02:42
LaserJockthanks02:43
LaserJockanything else?02:43
LaserJockI'm about to head home, I'll try it there too02:43
bdmurraynot that I can think of I'm going to try and recreate it 02:43
LaserJockok, bbiab02:44
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desrtmmm hoteles silken03:16
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bdmurrayLaserJock: I'm unable to reproduce that bug03:38
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sbalneavevening 03:47
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ajmitchhello sbalneav 03:48
someone2005I've got evolution installed and seems my mail go's into the outbox instead of sent...Any Ideas ?03:48
wasabioh cool so im going to this live thing03:52
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LaserJockbdmurray: same things happens on my Ubuntu vmware :(03:54
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LaserJockbdmurray: did you try it in vmware?04:10
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bdmurrayLaserJock: yes, I did04:14
bdmurrayLaserJock: Do you know if vmware video drivers change?04:15
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LaserJockbdmurray: I have no idea04:29
LaserJockbut the two systems I tried on where completely different04:29
Hobbseemorning all04:29
sbalneavMorning Hobbsee04:29
Hobbsee:)04:29
LaserJockone was intel iMac with ATI video, second was Ubuntu PC with nvidia video04:29
LaserJockdifferent versions of vmware (vmware fusion on the mac and vmware server on Ubuntu)04:30
LaserJockdifferent .isos04:30
LaserJockunless I totally messed up the rsync04:30
LaserJockbut I'm pretty sure I got the right one04:30
bryceheya Hobbsee04:31
Hobbsee:)04:32
Hobbseebryce: how goes X?04:32
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bryceHobbsee: I have a theory on what happened.  I notice the xorg package causes generation of libgl* debs when pbuilding it.  I was doing pbuilds of xorg and mesa around the same time, so suspect the build of the former got mixed with the build of the latter04:33
Hobbseebryce: ahhh.....04:34
Hobbseebryce: but they still shouldnt be producing the same binaries04:34
bryceanyway, I decided to do one thing at a time.  ;-)  I got the xorg stuff done today, and will focus on mesa tomorrow04:35
Hobbsee:)04:36
Hobbseebryce: that versoin that i had is working, if you wanted to upload it anyway04:36
Hobbseeor if you wanted me to04:36
bryceyes, that would be great!04:36
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Hobbseebryce: you dont want more changes?04:39
bryceok, I've been at this since 6 this morning and my brain is mush04:39
Hobbseebryce: btw - did you look at what my changes even were?  :)04:39
bryceyou mean the +Conflicts?04:41
bryceI looked at the diff but haven't had a chance to test them on my own system04:41
Hobbseeyeah04:44
bdmurrayLaserJock: did you verify the md5sum ?04:44
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Hobbseebryce: uploading04:57
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bdmurrayLaserJock: Which version of VMWare is it?05:10
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fabbionemorning guys05:36
=== StevenK waves to fabbione
Hobbseemorning fabbione!  you're up early!05:37
fabbioneyeah i couldn't sleep today05:37
ajmitchmornign fabbione 05:37
Hobbsee:(05:37
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StevenKfabbione: Oh, I assumed it was your walking/crawling alarm clock.05:38
fabbioneStevenK: i am one hour earlier than usual05:38
mneptokfabbione: please try not to wake me when you get out of bed early. :/05:40
mneptoknow come back here and let's snuggle.05:40
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fabbionemneptok: yeah i wish... i can't fall back to sleep once i wake up in the morning05:41
StevenKfabbione: Try harder, I can. :-)05:41
mneptokfabbione: the thorazine is on the second shelf of the medicine cabinet.05:42
fabbioneStevenK: it did never work05:42
fabbionemneptok: ehe05:42
StevenKThorazine doesn't help you sleep, though...05:43
mneptokStevenK: you're doing it wrong.05:44
ScottKAtivan injections will have you asleep in less than a minute, guaranteed.05:47
StevenKmneptok: Based on wikipedia, Thorazine is used for schizophrenia and 05:48
StevenKshort term management of severe anxiety.05:48
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mneptokStevenK: the voices in my head disagree05:52
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StevenKHah05:52
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Hobbseekeescook: seriously, you rock.06:03
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HobbseeScottK: he wrote a greasemonkey script, so you can add whichever predefined responses you like, and it'll change statuses, etc, on launchpad06:07
shadeofgreyGreetings.  I know I font belong here - i just have one question -- is their optomism that the next version will be easier to install on macbookpro's with ati video cards?  thus far i havent been able to get       definitive answers  as to how one goes about installing edgy on previously stated hardware06:07
ScottKAh.06:07
ScottKshadeofgrey: You do know there is a newer release than Edgy, right?06:08
shadeofgreyScottK, no i didnt06:08
shadeofgreyScottK, is it easier to install onb intel macs with ati video cards?06:08
shadeofgreyif so we should probably speak in private.  im probably already in trouble with the channel bosses for showing up here in the first place06:09
ScottKshadeofgrey: Since I have neither an intel mac, nor an ati video card I have no idea.  I'd suggest give it a try.06:09
shadeofgreywhere do i acquiure what you speak of?06:09
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ScottKshadeofgrey: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download06:11
shadeofgreyall i see is 6.06 and 7.0406:12
StevenKshadeofgrey: Edgy is 6.10, which isn't there. That should be a hint.06:14
StevenKshadeofgrey: You'd want to try 7.0406:14
shadeofgreyoh06:14
shadeofgreyive already tried 7.04 --  wont work06:16
shadeofgreythanks anyhow06:16
shadeofgreysorry to disturb you guys06:16
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TheMusoI've seen him in #ubuntu-accessibility before.06:17
StevenKNo bug, no reason, no nothing. Sigh.06:17
Hobbseeiirc he used to be a dev.  or at least in here.06:18
Hobbseehe's not new, for a start.06:18
superm1TheMuso, ping. 06:19
TheMusosuperm1: Hey.06:19
TheMusosuperm1: Sorry, I got sidetracked. I may get a chance to look in a bi.06:19
TheMusobit06:19
superm1TheMuso, ah okay :)06:19
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keescookHobbsee: heheh. thanks! I blame it all on Mithrandir, though; he wrote the original stuff -- I just felt like hurting myself and learning some more javascript.  :)06:53
fabbionedoes anybody remember the url for isotesting?06:53
Hobbseeoh well, thanks to tfheen too06:54
Hobbseefabbione: isotester.stgrabber.org, offhand06:54
fabbionenope....06:54
Hobbseehttps://isotesting.stgraber.org/06:55
HobbseeThe first Tribe-2 candidates are now available for testing. You can find 06:55
Hobbseedownload links, md5 sums and report results on the ISO tracker: 06:55
Hobbseehttps://isotesting.stgraber.org06:55
HobbseePlease help us find the nasty bugs early in the cycle so we can focus on 06:55
Hobbseepolish closer to release  :)  For alpha releases we recommend the short 06:55
fabbioneyeps.. i already have test results06:55
Hobbseetesting procedure: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Short06:55
fabbionethanks :)06:55
HobbseeAlso see:06:55
Hobbseehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Community/Procedures06:55
Hobbseehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Community/ReportingResults06:55
HobbseeThanks!06:55
HobbseeHenrik06:55
Hobbseeare we actually testing these, for final?  i havent read backscroll06:56
Hobbseeas in, do these have network mangler fixes?06:56
fabbioneHobbsee: not sure.. i am only testing -server iso's06:56
Hobbsee.2...they probably are.  will look later06:56
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KrakensDenso I just started testing gutsy, and it's constantly accessing my cdrom drive07:29
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KrakensDenany ideas for what is responsible?07:30
KrakensDenkernel? hal?07:30
stgraberasac: ping07:31
AmaranthKrakensDen: probably hal-addon-storage07:32
AmaranthKrakensDen: but this really isn't the right place for this discussion07:32
KrakensDenAmaranth, where then?07:32
KrakensDenAmaranth, I hate filing bugs without a target07:32
Amaranth#ubuntu+1 or a bug on launchpad07:32
KrakensDenAmaranth, ok, thank you07:32
AmaranthI would say it's hal-addon-storage poking to see if you put a CD in07:33
KrakensDenindeed: hald-addon-storage: polling /dev/scd0 (every 2 sec)07:34
Amaranthsounds about right07:34
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dholbachgood morning07:45
stgrabermorning dholbach 07:47
Hobbseehiya stgraber 07:47
dholbachhi stgraber07:47
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stgraberLooks like henrik had some problems moving a build from one Milestone to another :), we really should write a doc ... (but it seems he finally found how to do so)07:48
stgraberoh, funny the isolist isn't sorted correctly on the tracker, it's sorted by version instead of the distribution ...07:50
stgraberfixed :)07:51
shenkiis 20070626.2 known to fail at install (desktop, i386)?07:53
stgrabernobody tested the install (at least no results were posted on the tracker)07:56
shenkistgraber: ok. that's the best place to report a failed install these days, or is opening a bug a better idea?07:57
fabbioneshenki: file a bug.. 07:58
shenkiok07:58
fabbioneand make sure the iso tracker will reflect that07:58
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stgrabershenki: the right way is to file a bug, put a FAIL result on the tracker with the bugnumber and set it to critical (as you can't install)07:59
shenkithanks08:01
stgraberargh, it's time for me to leave you and go to this really useful school day :) (doing pretty much nothing than watching DVDs ...)08:02
stgrabersee you all later08:02
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shenkiahh, i love you too launchpad08:06
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shenkitimeouts :( no bug report for me08:07
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enricoRiddell: I need help with adept's build system: I'm trying a clean rebuild with the patched version (using http://www.enricozini.org/store/adept.patch.gz) but the build system isn't building the .moc files anymore08:13
enricoRiddell: I just can't find out why08:13
fabbionehi enrico 08:13
enricoRiddell: there's a few more minimal patches on top of that (some leftover LIBTAGCOLL_DEFS to remove)08:13
fabbioneenrico: we had some issues libept on sparc. the testsuite BusError 08:14
fabbioneenrico: strange thing is that if you run it manually works.. but from within the test script no.08:14
fabbioneenrico: if you want i can provide you with access to sparc08:14
enricoRiddell: and it builds with libapt-front at svn://svn.debian.org/libapt-front/0.3.11 (forget about the name, it contains 0.4.0)08:14
enricofabbione: hi08:14
enricofabbione: thanks, vorlon pointed that out to me as well.  It bus errors on hppa and ia64 as well.08:15
enricofabbione: this evening I'll look into it.  If the normal DD accessible machines won't do it for me, I'll ask you about access08:16
fabbioneenrico: ok cool. i did temporary disabled the test suite for ubuntu but if you need any help just drop an email with your ssh key and i will setup access08:16
enricofabbione: ok, thanks08:17
fabbioneenrico: i also have hppa and ia64 toys around if you need...08:17
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enricocool08:18
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enricoRiddell: argh!08:23
enrico*** YOU'RE USING automake (GNU automake) 1.10.08:23
enrico*** KDE requires automake 1.6.1 or newer08:23
Hobbseeenrico: appropriate http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/kubuntu_00_autoconf2.60.diff i suspect08:24
StevenKHobbsee: He didn't go to bed until 2:30am his local time.08:24
Hobbseeoh wait08:24
Hobbseeenrico: dont mind me, i cant read.08:24
HobbseeStevenK: ouch.  by the logs, i can tell it must be something like that08:24
enricoHobbsee: :)08:24
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enricoRiddell: mornfall hinted me at make -f admin/Makefile.common cvs  and now the build has managed to start08:30
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dholbachHAPPY HUG DAY08:39
Hobbseedholbach: it's been hug day for ages, and i've been closing bugs!  :D08:39
dholbachhehe08:39
pygilol08:39
Admiral_Chicagogrr i cant get started yet08:39
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pygiHobbsee, I'd say we closed 50 burning bugs in two days08:39
pygiwhich is nice :)08:40
Hobbseethere's ~30 closed kdebase bugs, and about the same for kdemultimedia.  which is good!08:40
Hobbsee:D08:40
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pygiand I'll close some tomorrow hopefully08:40
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Hobbseehiya MithrandirWithWorkingSystem08:40
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Admiral_Chicagobetter08:40
Mithrandirhiya Hobbsee08:40
Hobbsee:)08:40
LaserJockwell crap, it seems rsync didn't really rsync my .iso08:41
Hobbsee:(08:42
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LaserJockwell shoot, now I can't even confirm my own bug :/08:50
shawarmaGood morning, everyone. Happy hug day!08:50
HobbseeLaserJock: why not?08:50
Hobbseehiya shawarma!08:50
Hobbseeshawarma: you asked something odd last night.  did you get an asnwer?08:50
shawarmaHi, Hobbsee!08:50
shawarmaHobbsee: Which one of my odd questions are you referring to?08:51
Hobbseedont remember.  i'll have to lastlog08:51
LaserJockHobbsee: well, I tried the Edubuntu Desktop CD at work and it wouldn't login08:51
LaserJockso I went home and tried it at home, same thing08:51
LaserJocknow I figure out that the .iso at home didn't really rsync08:51
LaserJockso when I *do* rsync it the bug goes away08:52
Hobbseeahhh08:52
fabbioneshawarma: server iso's are up for testing FYI08:53
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shawarmafabbione: Today's daily images?08:53
fabbioneshawarma: yes08:54
fabbione2007062608:54
shawarmaGreat. I'm on it.08:54
fabbioneshawarma: i guess you also want to tell to the other -server guys08:59
fabbioneshawarma: i already did sparc for you08:59
shawarma\0/09:00
shawarmafabbione: They're all asleep. Slackers.09:00
fabbioneshawarma: then you win :)09:01
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shawarmafabbione: Uhuh..09:02
shawarmafabbione: :p09:02
fabbioneshawarma: remember to play Lotto this week.. ~54M DKK on saturday09:02
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shawarmafabbione: Man, testing this is going to be so much nicer than Tribe 1. I've got a new kickass machine for it.09:03
fabbioneshawarma: good.. 09:03
shawarmafabbione: Meh.. Playing the lottery is just an extra tax on lack of math skills.09:03
StevenKMeh. There's no math skills to it.09:04
fabbioneshawarma: i won last week too...09:04
shawarmafabbione: Big bucks?09:04
fabbioneshawarma: enough for a box of cigarettes and to pay off the play09:05
shawarmaStevenK: You'd think so.09:05
fabbioneshawarma: do you truely believe i was gonna test sparc today if i won big bucks? :P09:05
shawarmafabbione: Um... yes?09:05
shawarmafabbione: You like it, and you know it.09:06
fabbioneshawarma: Um no.. i would command somebody to do it for me :)09:06
StevenKfabbione: Sure, because you would have ordered a few 96 CPU UltraSPARC IV monsters? :-)09:06
fabbioneahaha09:06
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leagrishile, anyone could have a look at this one https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118310 and have an idea for a workaround?09:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 118310 in linux-source-2.6.20 "pktcdvd bound device limit the size readable from attached device when mounting ISO9660 or UDF dual layer DVD-ROM." [Undecided,Confirmed]  09:16
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Hobbseepitti!!!!!!!!!!!!09:16
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pittigood morning09:17
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pittihi StevenK 09:19
Hobbseepitti: that's what happens when you go to bed at 2.30am :P09:19
pittiHobbsee: well, after 18 hours of sitting in front of that damn machine I just had to :/09:20
Hobbseehehe09:20
Hobbseeunderstandable09:20
pittihm, no ubuntu desktop/alternate iso tests at all during the night :/09:21
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Hobbseedid you call for testers?09:21
Hobbseeor did anyone else?09:21
Hobbseeon irc?09:21
enricoRiddell: uploaded in Debian09:21
dholbachplease give back nemiver prefixsuffix libgnomeuimm2.609:21
pittiHobbsee: heno did on the mailing list yesterday09:22
Hobbseeyeah, i just remmebered, hence added the IRC09:22
Hobbseepitti: those are the final images, as far as you know?09:22
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pittiHobbsee: I did test installs yesterday and there were quite a lot of bugs; I need to talk to mvo and cjwatson_09:23
pittiHobbsee: so for Ubuntu we might need an update at least09:23
Hobbseepitti: right.  kubuntu seems OK, so far.09:23
Hobbseedesktop09:23
Hobbseewhat bugs?09:23
enricoRiddell: if you don't want to wait for a debian archive run, you can get them from http://www.enricozini.org/store/aptfront.tar and http://www.enricozini.org/store/adept.tar09:23
Hobbseeenrico: we're in freeze at the moment anyway09:24
pittiHobbsee: ubiquity hanging eternally on manual partitioning, hanging session splash, no shutdown dialog, and other people had lots and lots of crashes with compiz09:24
Hobbseepitti: right.  09:25
pittikylem: still awake by chance?09:27
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pittishawarma: thanks for doing some server tests; can you do the other i386 tests as well? and maybe an amd64 one?09:29
Hobbseeerk.  my german isnt that good, to understand teh error messages.  *puts it back in english*09:30
pittiHobbsee: what did it say?09:30
Hobbseepitti: NFI :)09:31
Hobbseepitti: er, did you want more testers for the ubuntu cds?09:31
Hobbseeif you know about those bugs already?09:31
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pittithat would be great09:32
Hobbseepitti: preferance for desktop or alternate?09:32
pittiwe need a lot of testing for the compiz stuff, to cover lots of hardware09:32
pittiHobbsee: desktop; that's quicker09:32
shawarmapitti: I'm on it. :)09:33
shawarmapitti: Both i386 and amd64. I'll do all 6.09:33
pittiHobbsee: and booting the live system will already test the compiz stuff we're interested in; ubiquity tests cannot hurt, too09:33
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Hobbseepitti: yeah09:33
Hobbseepitti: i see what you mean about the checking the file system taking an eternity, it happens with the auto-resize too.09:35
Hobbsee(kubuntu desktop i386)09:35
pittiStevenK: cruft list updated, btw09:36
pittiHobbsee: oh, does it eventually get on?09:36
pittishawarma: great!09:39
Hobbseepitti: ahhh...yeah...now it is.  well, it's showing 50%, as opposed to 009:40
Hobbseepitti: seems that not everything actually changes back to english, if you hit back repeatedly, and change the language in the installer09:42
pittiHobbsee: 50% of what?09:42
Hobbseepitti: of resizing09:42
pittiHobbsee: the 'reading partition table' dialog disappeared quite quickly, but then nothing happened any more09:42
pittiah, resizing09:42
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shawarmaI know we've been over it numerous times over the last week... What's the difference between confirmed and triaged again?09:43
Hobbseepitti: Riddell's listed manual partition as a PASS.  so i havent tested it.09:43
Hobbseeand catnn really, in a VM.09:43
Hobbseeshawarma: anyone can confirm - but that doesnt mean its got enough info to fix it09:43
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shawarmaHobbsee: So triaged is more complete?09:44
pittiHobbsee: that's just weird; if it needs more info, it should be 'incomplete'09:44
Hobbseepitti: i never said it made sense.09:44
Hobbseeshawarma: yes09:44
Hobbseetriaged is no longer a closed state, too09:44
shawarmaHobbsee: SUper. Thanks.09:46
shawarmaHobbsee: So confirmed is basically a "me too"?09:46
Hobbseeyeah09:46
shawarmaExcellent.09:47
cjwatsonpitti: is there a bug about the ubiquity hang?09:57
Hobbseemorning cjwatson 09:57
cjwatsonmorning09:57
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Hobbseecjwatson: resize seems to take forever too.  not sure who's department that is09:58
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cjwatsonHobbsee: timed as longer than feisty?09:59
cjwatsonresizing is often Just Slow10:00
Hobbseecjwatson: i wasnt running a VM in feisty :)10:00
Hobbseecjwatson: it took ~5 mins?10:00
Hobbseeor longer?10:00
cjwatsonthat doesn't bother me too much10:00
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cjwatsonI doubt it's changed - parted's basically the same10:00
Hobbseecjwatson: fair enough.  i havent reported it.  only reported the kubuntu mount one10:00
Hobbseeand i've got a suspicion that that's a fairly simple one to fix10:01
cjwatsonI have not seen it10:01
Hobbseei only just reported it10:01
Hobbseehttps://launchpad.net/bugs/12250010:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122500 in ubiquity "Kubuntu - Mount dialog always gets shown when the disk is mounted, in the middle of the install" [Undecided,New]  10:01
cjwatsonI'm sure that used to work in Kubuntu10:01
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pittihello cjwatson10:02
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pitticjwatson: I didn't yet dive into the manual partitioning hang; running with UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 fixed it...10:02
mvohey pitti10:02
pitticjwatson: and the normal log didn't say anything10:02
mvopitti: how do the images look so far?10:02
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pittimvo: my test install from yesterday was pretty bad :/10:03
pittimvo: compiz itself worked, but something in your new gnome-session makes the splash screen not go away and causes the shutdown dialog to not appear10:03
pittimvo: seb128 said it's due to something in the session startup which doesn't terminate properly10:03
mvopitti: yeah, I noticed that too10:03
cjwatsonpitti: I don't recommend UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 any more, by the way - ubiquity --debug is easier10:03
pitticjwatson: ah, ok; I'll first try whether I can reproduce it in vmware10:04
shawarmaWhat do we actually do when we "Check CD for defects"? Check that the info in Packages correspond to the .debs? Anything else?10:04
cjwatsonshawarma: md5sum -c10:04
cjwatsonthere's a big md5sum list on the CD10:04
shawarmaAh10:04
shawarmaClever :)10:05
asacstgraber: pong10:05
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pitticjwatson: I just reopened bug 114296, btw; is apt-install restricted to packages which are already on the live system?10:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 114296 in restricted-manager "running restricted-manager before installation can break system" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11429610:06
pitticjwatson: when I uploaded r-m, I only ran the script to see that the executed apt-install commands are correct; however, yesterday I wasn't able to check whether the script was not ran in the first place, or apt-install didn't do anything10:07
pittimvo: session splash hang happens in vmware for me; can you reproduce that/10:07
pitti?10:07
cjwatsonpitti: it's not supposed to be, but ubiquity may be buggy there *shrug*10:07
StevenKpitti: Ah, right. Thanks.10:08
cjwatsonpitti: I'd suggest closing the restricted-manager task and reopening the ubiquity task10:08
pittimvo: also, there were a lot of people yesterday who still suffered eternal login loops due to crashing session10:08
pitticjwatson: ok10:08
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shawarmapitti: I saw the eternal login loop thing on a daily image from a few days ago. The daily from yesterday worked fine.10:09
pittimvo: it seems that the blacklist is still not big enough10:10
mvohey seb12810:10
seb128hi mvo pitti10:10
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pittimvo: but we have to do something about it, we shouldn't ship a broken tribe-2 to 1/3 of testers10:10
pittimvo: can we turn this into a driver whitelist for now?10:11
cjwatsonHobbsee: you know that ubiquity already does attempt to disable automounting, right?10:11
cjwatsonHobbsee: so chances are KDE broke that ...10:11
Hobbseecjwatson: i didnt, but oK.10:11
Hobbseecjwatson: kde just offers the chance to mount the drive and such10:11
mvopitti: are their more details on the crashes/hangs?10:11
cjwatsonit may be it doesn't disable it for long enough10:11
Hobbseeso i guess what you really want to do is to go "do nothing", and do it all the time.10:12
cjwatsonubiquity calls 'dcop kded kded unloadModule medianotifier' before partitioning10:12
pittimvo: unfortunately not; I asked LaserJock to file bugs on it10:12
cjwatsonI suspect it loads it again too soon10:12
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cjwatsonhow about I adjust that and we'll see if that helps10:12
pittimvo: and milestone them, but there are no new milestone bugs ATM10:12
Hobbseecjwatson: worht trying10:12
pittimvo: I heard it from about three different people on IRC10:12
pitticjwatson: so, ubiquity manual hang didn't happen in vmware, so I guess it's specific to my disk layout; if noone else complains, we can just leave it like that for the tribe10:14
Hobbseeokay, kubuntu was all good until it actually runs from the hard drive.10:14
pittihey seb12810:14
Hobbseea) it doesnt start X, b) i get "bash: /dev/null  Permission Denied"10:14
shawarmaEek.10:15
Hobbseewhich may be VM specific, i'm nto sure10:15
cjwatsonHobbsee: I bet some loony maintainer script replaced /dev/null with a regular file10:15
cjwatsonhappens from time to time and we have to go and beat things10:15
Hobbseecjwatson: this si a clean install?10:15
cjwatsonsure?10:16
cjwatsonI mean, that doesn't exclude the possibility10:16
Hobbseewell, they were both clean installs, in a VM.  one took the entire disk, and the other auto-resized.10:16
Hobbseeright, true10:16
Hobbseeis a virtual pc 2007 setup is considered a valid system spec?10:17
pittimvo: I have a running '/bin/sh /usr/bin/compiz' here in vmware; could that be the reason for the hang? the script that doesn't terminate?10:18
mvopitti: I'm looking into it now10:19
pittimvo: hm, killing that doesn't help at least10:19
cjwatsonHobbsee: the problem you describe (assuming that /dev/null is really a regular file rather than a character device; please check) is unlikely to be truly hardware-dependent10:19
Hobbseecjwatson: that question is unrelated, sorry.10:20
cjwatsonok10:20
pittimvo: ah, it hanged on gnome-wm10:21
pittiseb128: ^10:21
pittithat takes a minute to 'connect to the session' until the other programs in the session are called and logout dialog etc. work10:21
pitti(I was watching gnome-session-properties)10:21
seb128pitti: do you have the new gnome-session where mvo removed the gtk-window-decorator call?10:21
pittiseb128: I have the latest CDs, which have the latest packages10:22
pitti2.19.4-0ubuntu310:22
seb128k, so I don't know, mvo tracked that bug yesterday and he said it was due to the gtk-window-decorator call10:22
pittiyep, changelog says so10:22
seb128I didn't get the bug when I tried the CD yesterday10:22
seb128I'm rsync the CD update atm10:23
pittiseb128: did you try it on hardware which has compiz by default?10:23
seb128yes10:23
pittiah, that might be it then10:23
seb128I've no hardware where compiz doesn't work10:23
pittivmare doesn't, and on my nvidia system it doesn't eitehr10:23
pittiseb128: vmware :)10:24
seb128I need to install that one day ;)10:24
seb128I've no real use for it though10:24
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seb128can we boot an iso with the vmware-player package?10:25
pygiseb128, not a regular iso10:25
pygithere needs to be some additional files afaik10:25
pygivmx and stuff10:25
seb128need a real vmware for that then?10:25
pittiseb128: yes, workstation10:26
pygipitti, could he try with virtualbox?10:26
pygiShould serve same purpose10:26
pittisure10:26
pygiseb128, use virtualbox10:26
mvoseb128: I think server can do it to, we have packages for it10:26
pittiseb128: player can only start already existing machines10:26
pygiseb128, it's open source, and you can start iso10:26
pygimvo, indeed, but virtualbox might be easier 10:26
pygiseb128, http://www.virtualbox.org/download/1.4.0/virtualbox_1.4.0-21864_Ubuntu_feisty_i386.deb10:27
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seb128pygi: thanks10:28
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Hobbseepygi: the virtualbox people want to submit it themselves10:28
pygiHobbsee, o well.10:28
pygilet them do it then 10:28
pygiseb128, yw10:30
Admiral_Chicagothat would be good to have it in the repos, I distrust webpage's packages as a rule10:30
pygiAdmiral_Chicago, ^_^10:30
asacpitti: can you reproduce bug 121228  ?10:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121228 in network-manager "[gutsy]  segfault retrieving passphrase for WiFi network" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12122810:31
pygiasac, wasn't that the guy using vanilla n-m?10:32
pittiasac: I don't have an encrypted wifi here10:32
asacpygi: yes but he could verifiy with our package as well ... and there are already lots of dupes10:32
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pittipygi: no, we have so many dups about that that I don't believe that10:32
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asacpitti: i found something in gnome-keyring which might be related: bug 12250210:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122502 in gnome-keyring "[PATCH]  memory leak + error handling glitch in gnome-keyring-proto.c:gnome_keyring_proto_decode_find_reply" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12250210:33
pittiasac: well, there are some encrypted wifis from some neighbour; can I test it without knowing the passphrase?10:33
pittiasac: I just had a try on a wpa2 network and entered a bogus passphrase, it doesn't crash here10:34
pittiasac: and the dialog doesn't offer me to save it in the keyring (it probably wants to validate it first)10:34
stgraberasac: You are the one working on compiz right ?10:35
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mvomorning dholbach!10:37
Hobbseehi dholbach!10:37
dholbachre10:37
dholbachhi mvo :)10:37
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pittimvo: so, what do you blacklist ATM? just vga|vesa|nv?10:38
pittimvo: ... |vmware?10:38
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mvopitti: vga|vesa|nv10:39
mvopitti: vmware does not make it through the glxinfo test10:39
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asac_sorry ... dsl hick-ups10:39
pittimvo: ah, cool10:39
stgraberasac_: sorry, I didn't ping the right person it seems :)10:40
asac_k10:40
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pittimvo: ok, so we need to talk to LaserJock and wasabi about their failures10:40
Hobbseehiya Keybuk 10:41
mvopitti: that is why I'm so interested in people with failures, to know what glxinfo, xdpyinfo etc they have10:41
pittimvo: so, we probably have to confine it a lot in the future and just live with the fact that tribe2 is screwed for many people10:42
pittimvo: so the only thing that still worries me RC-wise on my list is that session hang10:42
pittidholbach: (for catching up): I watched gnome-session-properties while starting, and it needs a minute to connect to the session; that's what's blocking the splash screen and the logout dialog10:43
pittidholbach: (and blocking all subsequent programs which also want to be started in the session)10:43
mvoclicking on the splash makes it go away for me10:44
dholbachdoes reverting to the last gnome-session version help?10:44
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pittimvo: right, but it doesn't fix the session connection hang of gnome-wm10:47
seb128dholbach: not likely, usually those bugs are due to a program not registering correctly and making the session wait10:48
dholbachseb128: ah ok10:48
pittimvo: ah, the '/bin/sh /usr/bin/compiz' process is due to /usr/bin/compiz forgetting to use 'exec' for running metacity10:48
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pittimvo: I just added that; it doesn't help the hang, though10:48
mvopitti: yeah, I noticed that too 10:49
Admiral_Chicagooops, chanaged the background on the wrong bug report....10:49
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shawarma\0/10:52
pittimvo, seb128: is this reasoning correct: while gnome-wm is shown as connecting in gnome-session-properties, there is no gnome-wm process, thus /usr/bin/gnome-wm already finished and exec'ed compiz; there is no compiz process (after fixing the exec line from above), so it already exec'ed metacity10:53
seb128I think it is10:53
pittimvo, seb128: metacity process is running, but it doesn't have a --sm-client-id argument10:54
seb128not good10:54
pittican that be the fault? doesn't /usr/bin/compiz need to pass the session ID to metacity or so?10:54
seb128could be yes10:54
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Admiral_Chicagothanks for the hug shawarma10:54
Admiral_Chicagonow I can sleep easy10:55
pittihm, "exec 2>/tmp/out; set -x" should work, right?10:55
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StevenKHum, doesn't that reexec the current script?10:55
Admiral_Chicagohehe, asac i've got a clean install of kubuntu and ubunt feisty.10:56
Admiral_Chicago2 days old each so if you need testing, on a clean build ler mt know10:56
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pittiseb128: does "--sm-client-id default0" look like a valid SID?10:57
asacAdmiral_Chicago: if you can, upgrade to gutsy and see if gnome-applet crashes for your wifi setup ;)10:57
pittiStevenK: ho, why?10:57
pittino, even10:57
StevenKpitti: I thought it did, is all.10:58
Admiral_Chicagoits not my computer, its my sister's laptop. also, still not connecting very well to the internet10:58
seb128pitti: yes10:58
pittiseb128: cause in my production system they have names like 117f00000100011825270630000015669000710:58
pittiso /usr/bin/gnome-wm passes it correctly to /usr/bin/compiz10:59
seb128pitti: /usr/share/gnome/default.session uses "gnome-wm --sm-client-id default0"11:00
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seb128bug #12251911:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122519 in deluge-torrent "deluge cra shed with ImportError in find_class()" (dup-of: 121836)" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12251911:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121836 in deluge-torrent "deluge crashed with ImportError in find_class()" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12183611:02
seb128"  Apport retracing service (275)  marked as duplicate   121836"11:02
seb128autoduping in action ;)11:02
Hobbseewoot!11:02
mvopitti: I have the fix, its indeed the missing argument passing :/11:03
pittimvo: oh, I am this --><-- close to it as well; it forgot to pass "$@" in two places11:04
mvopitti: you gave me all the good clues :) but two places? where is the other one?11:04
mvopitti: FALLBACKWM_OPTIONS misses it11:04
pittimvo: ah, that would work, too :) I explicitly added it to the two places which call it11:05
mvopitti: want me to upload it right away or wait for reports on falures so that the blacklist/whitelist can be improved?11:06
pittimvo: please upload11:07
pittimvo: two uploads are cheap; it's CD respins which are expensive11:07
fabbionecjwatson, evand: is parted maintained in bzr?11:07
pittimvo: so, adding $@ after the "--replace helped here11:08
mvopitti: cool, uploading the fix now11:09
shawarmaI have a really weird problem on the amd64 LAMP install..11:09
pittimvo: can you also add the three missing exec calls11:09
pittimvo: ?11:09
pittimvo: two on the last line and one in abort_with_fallback_wm()?11:10
mvopitti: sure, just reject my last upload then11:10
shawarmalibapache2-mod-php5 is not installed(!). apt-cache show libapache2-mod-php5 clearly says "Task: lamp-server". "apt-get isntall lamp-server^" says that all its packages are installed (but libapache2-mod-php5 is not on that list). wtf?11:10
pittimvo: rejected11:10
=== heno sees this bug in vbox too, but it installs fine apart from that
mvopitti: the last line "compiz.real || metacity" would not work when I "exec compiz || metacity" AFAICS, only "compiz || exec metacity"11:12
StevenKexec compiz || exec metacity ?11:12
shawarmaWon't work.11:12
mvoI don't think that will work as intended11:12
pittimvo: "compiz.real || exec metacity"?11:13
mvothe first "compiz" needs to stay11:13
mvoyeah11:13
mvopitti: yes11:13
pittiprobably, yes11:13
pittiugly, but not the default case anyway11:13
mvopitti: I added the other two though, thanks!11:13
cjwatsonfabbione: no, just plain source packages11:13
pittidarn, I missed to disable the publisher11:13
fabbionecjwatson: ok thanks11:13
shawarmaCan someone with a clue lend me a hand with that libapache2-mod-php5 thing?11:14
pittimvo: wrt. blacklist, let's keep it that way for tribe-2 and put something into the release notes how to report errors11:14
pittishawarma: is it on the CD at all?11:14
mvopitti: ok, that sounds good. I will draft something11:15
pittimvo: do we have an easy way to disable compiz? (easier than hammering killall gdm?)11:15
shawarmapitti: Yup.11:15
mvopitti: seb128 asked me to disable expose on click on the top-right corner. fix is trivial, do you want a upload for this too?11:15
pittimvo: what does it break?11:16
mvopitti: currently not :/ save graphics mode as it would use vesa and that makes compiz not run11:16
pitti(except for being absolutely undiscoverable :) )11:16
shawarmapitti: regardless, if apt-get install lamp-server^ says everything is installed, and apt-cache show libapache-mod-php5 says it's part of lamp-server, but it's not installed, by head blows up.11:16
seb128pitti: go to the top-right, corner and click, instead of activating the session dialog you get this weird zoom11:16
mvopitti: people might get confused when trying to click on the logout button in the top-right. but it can wait after tribe-2 too11:16
pittiseb128: ah, I see11:16
seb128pitti: it just conflicts with the button11:16
pittiseb128, mvo: fine for me11:16
pittimvo: is this in compiz as well?11:17
pittior another package?11:17
mvopitti: compizconfig011:17
mvolibcompizconfig11:18
mvo:)11:18
pittimvo: ok, please get it in11:18
pittimvo: I cannot start another publisher before 11:40 anyway11:18
pittiwe have another window open for getting urgent fixes into the ubuntu CDs; if you have something, please speak up *now*11:20
shawarmapitti: Well.. 11:21
shawarmapitti: Not having libapache2-mod-php5 in a LAMP install is rather unfortunate.11:21
pittishawarma: I agree11:21
pitticjwatson: any idea about that tasks issue? ^11:22
shawarmaI have *no* clue why it doesn't work though.11:22
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shawarmacjwatson: Short version. libapache2-mod-php5 is not installed when choosing LAMP server on amd64 server CD. apt-cache show libapache2-mod-php5 says "Task: lamp-server", but "apt-get install lamp-server^" says all packages are installed (and it doesn't list libapache2-mod-php5)11:23
Mithrandirshawarma: check the task headers on the CD?11:24
pittiasac: the gnome-keyring fix doesn't happen to fix n-m by any chance? :)11:24
shawarmaMithrandir: I assume you mean the Packages file on the CD.. It looks fine. It's got Task: lamp-server for libapache2-mod-php5.11:25
Mithrandirshawarma: hm, ok, weird.11:26
shawarmaMithrandir: Very much so.11:26
shawarmaMithrandir: It worked fine on the i386 install.11:26
cjwatsonshawarma: I blame apt11:27
shawarmacjwatson: That's even worse..11:27
asacpitti: i hope it does ... because i found it when following the codepath in keyring ... howveer i don't have a tester atm :/11:28
cjwatsonlibapache2-mod-php5 has Task: lamp-server in the archive too11:28
asacanyone with encrypted wifi setup who sees nm applet crash ... step up :)11:28
pittidoes anyone have an encrypted wifi?11:28
cjwatsonmvo: help11:28
mvohello cjwatson, what is wrong?11:29
pittimvo: that's your tribe release From HELL11:29
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cjwatsonmvo: see shawarma's task comment above11:29
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asacpitti: i will ask on -motu as well 11:29
shawarmamvo: Short version: libapache2-mod-php5 is not installed when choosing LAMP server on amd64 server CD. apt-cache show libapache2-mod-php5 says "Task: lamp-server", but "apt-get install lamp-server^" says all packages are installed (and it doesn't list libapache2-mod-php5)11:29
fabbioneshawarma: hmm i am checking sparc. i have a LAMP server install just done.. but i might not have noticed that11:30
pittiseb128: can you do the libcompizconfig change as well? mvo is a bit busy11:30
cjwatsontasksel just calls apt-get install TASK^, BTW11:30
mvoshawarma: ok, I can debug this, I need a current server CD? it seems to work on my regular system11:30
seb128pitti: looking at it11:30
shawarmafabbione: Alright. I just tossed a .php file with '<? phpinfo(); ?>' in /var/www.11:31
shawarmamvo: amd64.11:31
shawarmamvo: Works fine on i386.11:31
shawarmamvo: Thaaat's right. 11:31
fabbioneshawarma: yeah.. i will just check the config files..11:31
mvoshawarma: downloading a image then, it seems to be working on my amdt64 workstation11:31
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pittihm, sudo apt-get install lamp-server^ fetches libapache2-mod-php5 here, too; something CD specific then11:32
mvoseb128: please bzr update, I commited the changes, just did not test them .) and was wondering if ctrl-f9 will still invoke scale and why compiz has a different default key thatn my installed system11:32
shawarmapitti: It still doesn't work after apt-get update..11:32
fabbioneshawarma, mvo: sparc looks good11:33
fabbioneii  libapache2-mod 5.2.3-1ubuntu1 server-side, HTML-embedded scripting languag  11:33
fabbione(and checked also config files)11:33
mvoshawarma: downloading, no worries - we will hunt that one down :)11:33
shawarmaIt looks fine on my workstation as well.11:33
pittishawarma: s/LAMP/LAM/ in the description? :)11:33
mvoHAHA11:34
pittior just devote it to Perl11:34
shawarmapitti: or passwd11:34
shawarma:)11:34
pitti"Tribe 2 now greatly improves the security of the default LAMP install"11:34
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StevenKBwahahaha11:34
fabbionepitti: ROFL11:34
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pittiasac: hm, now I wonder whether I should build compiz and then new CDs right now, or wait a little on that bug fix11:37
asacpitti: maybe i have found a tester11:37
pittiasac: do you have a rough ETA? did you test the fix with other gnome-keyring applications to check for regressions? like gnome-gpg and mounting encrypted file sytems?11:38
asacpitti: please wait a few ... if have testers that definitly see the crash11:38
asacdholbach for instance :)11:38
pittiasac: ok; this is highly important, so delaying for an hour is justified11:39
asacpitti: i don't use encrypted fs here ... gnome-gpg I can test ... but what do i do with that?11:39
dholbachasac: I can't test it right now11:39
asacdholbach: yeah ... but you will go home soon :)11:39
pittiasac: do you have amd64 packages somewhere? I can test both here11:39
asacpitti: i can push in a minute11:39
pittiasac: or debdiff, or patch; anything11:40
asacdebiff is in bug11:40
pittiah, right11:40
pittiasac: I'll build it here then11:40
asacpitti: do you have bug number11:40
asac?11:40
pittiasac: yes, got it from backscroll11:40
asacits out of my clipboard :/11:40
asacgreat11:40
pittibug 12250211:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122502 in gnome-keyring "[PATCH]  memory leak + error handling glitch in gnome-keyring-proto.c:gnome_keyring_proto_decode_find_reply" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12250211:41
ograOMG11:41
pittihey ogra11:42
ogra20070626.2 has 22M free11:42
pittiasac: I'll clean it up to be a proper patch11:42
ograGAH11:42
pittiogra: is that a catastrophe?11:42
ograi could have included the -dri stuff11:42
pittiogra: NB that I need to rebuild the edubuntu CDs11:42
asacpitti: ?11:42
ograwell, after tribe211:42
pittiogra: your debdiff patches it inline11:42
ogra??11:42
pittiogra: we have an updated compiz and libcompizconfig which affects edubuntu, too11:42
asacpitti: what is the problem with that patch?11:43
ograah, ok11:43
pittiogra: hanging splash screen and broken logout dialog11:43
pittiogra: so if you want to change edubuntu-meta for -dri, please do it right now11:43
pittiasac: it should be a debian/patches/ thing11:43
asacpitti: keyring has no patch system afaik11:43
asacpitti: which is why i did it that way11:43
ograwell, if thats still an option i'll re-add ist to ldm ....11:43
pittiasac: include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/simple-patchsys.mk11:43
pittiasac: it just doesn't have patches ATM :)11:43
ograerr. ltsp-client sorry11:44
asacyeah ... take the patch from upstream bug ... or just strip the changelog11:44
pittiogra: hm, I'd really prefer if you added it to desktop-recommends11:44
pittiogra: see the corresponding change in the ubuntu seeds11:44
ograpitti, then it doesnt get installed on thin clients ... hmm, ok i'll find a workaround for that later11:44
pittiogra: oh, I see11:45
pittiogra: you don't have a metapackage with Recommends: for thin clients, do you?11:45
ograi could make one ... 11:45
ogranote thats not urgent for tribe2 or something11:45
pittiogra: adding it to ldm is a bit bad since then you cannot uninstall it any more if you don't need it11:45
pittiogra: ok; maybe fill them with langpacks instead then :)11:46
ograno, it was a dep of ltsp-client .... 11:46
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ograwhich means you install it only in thin client chroots11:46
ograltsp-client inst installable on normal systems11:46
ogra*isnt11:46
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ograi'll add -dri to have it on the cd ... it just doesnt help the ltsp case this way atm11:47
ogras/add -dri/add -dri to desktop.recommends/11:48
ograhmm11:49
ogradoes anyone else see a directory here ?11:50
ograhttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.gutsy/11:50
pittiasac: that patch looks straightforward at least11:50
ogra(i know there is a typo in the url, but i dont think i should see a dir)11:50
pittiogra: no, it's 'desktop'11:50
pittiogra: recommends come from packages in parentheses11:50
pittiogra: look into the ubuntu seeds11:50
ograi know11:50
ograsorry, my fault11:51
pittiogra: that dir just has a .bzr in it, no working tree11:51
ograstill, i should likely rather see a launchpad page or so ...11:52
ogranot a plain apache dir listing11:52
pittiogra: use codebrowse then :)11:52
cjwatsonogra: it's always been like that. maybe you're thinking of code.launchpad.net11:52
ogracjwatson, yes. thats where i came from ... and thought i could just change the url to get to the LP page of the branch11:53
ograwhich then got me to that page11:53
txwikinger2Which package takes care of setting the env variables for the shell ?11:53
cjwatsonyou can, s/bazaar/code/11:53
cjwatsontxwikinger2: the shell itself11:54
txwikinger2so bash for bash?11:54
cjwatsonoh and libpam-runtime does a couple of them11:54
cjwatsonbut as a general rule packages shouldn't require environment variables to set in order to work properly, so there isn't a need for too much fancy stuff there11:54
cjwatsons/to set/to be set/11:54
asacpitti: yeah the patch definitly fixes bugs ... maybe i have a tester in -motu ... so stay tuned11:55
pittiasac: building package now, and giving it some tests11:55
pittimvo, seb128: is either of you tackling the libcompizconfig change?11:56
seb128pitti: I'm looking at it11:56
seb128the change made by mvo seems to be not working, investigating why11:57
mvoseb128: did you restarted compiz? it seems to be needed 11:59
seb128mvo: yes, I restarted the session and removed .gconf/apps also11:59
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StevenKSigh.11:59
mvohrm :/11:59
StevenKNeither VirtualBox or VMware seem to support long mode.11:59
pittiseb128: new gnome-keyring works fine for gnome-gpg and encrypted gnome-mount here12:00
pittierm, I mean asac ^12:00
pittiseb128: sorry, autofingers for m/gnome/ :)12:01
asacpitti: ok lets wait for feedback on nm applet crash ... thanks12:01
fabbionepitti: the tracker doesn't allow me to add an extra entry for stuff already tested but Niagara is good too12:01
asacpitti: motu is testing atm :)12:01
pittifabbione: you can change it in the comment field; but thanks12:01
pittiasac: \o/12:01
Mirvcarlos: could you check bug 106756, ie. feisty translation template problem? it'd be nice to get translations for the next update.12:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 106756 in gnome-app-install ""Search for suitable codec" dialog not translated/translatable" [Undecided,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10675612:01
pittiasac: mind if I just upload the package myself? I gave you full credit in the changelog :)12:02
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pittiasac: but I rather have it properly patchified and such12:02
asacpitti: go ahead ... i am not a credits whore12:02
asacpitti: close the LP bug :)12:02
asacin changelog12:02
pittiasac: ok, I uploaded it and just keep it in the unapproved queue, to reduce the response time12:03
pittiasac: I did12:03
pittiasac: well, I closed #122502, let's close the other one manually12:03
shawarmamvo: Crap, it's reproducable.12:04
carlosMirv: let me see...12:05
pittishawarma, mvo: I wonder why this only affects amd64 then; is there something different on the CD itself?12:09
mvoshawarma: I can reproduce it here too, look at it now12:10
shawarmamvo: If I remove the cdrom from sources.list, and do apt-get install lamp-server^ it wants to pull in libapache2-mod-php5... Interesting.12:11
mvoshawarma: oh? that is indeed interessting12:11
shawarmamvo: And if I put it back in, it goes back to not wanting to install it. It's definitely a CD-related issue.12:12
carlosMirv: bug updated12:12
Mirvcarlos: thanks.12:12
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asac_pitti: tester says it doesn't cure him :/12:24
pittiasac_: bah12:25
asac_unfortunate :)12:25
seb128mvo, pitti: I figured what was the compiz problem, testing change now12:25
pittiasac_: so, what would be so wrong about checking for NULL in the applet?12:26
asac_pitti: i think it would cure the crash ... but it will hide the real problem (if there is any)12:27
pittiasac_: that is easy and straightforward and at least avoids the crash; question is whether it actually makes those wifis work, of course12:27
mvoseb128: what exactly was the problem (just curious)12:27
asac_pitti: right ... let me check if the code in applet has changed12:27
pittiasac_: hiding problem> right, but if it makes n-m work for tribe-2, it's more than good enough :)12:27
mvoseb128: or was it local to your install only?12:27
asac_pitti: maybe its really an applet regression12:27
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pittiasac_: can you ask your tester to give this a whirl?12:28
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seb128mvo: compiz-0.5.1+git20070618/debian/compiz-gnome.gconf-defaults12:28
pittiasac_: we don't have time to fix the real problem in the keyring now12:28
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seb128mvo: 12:28
seb128/apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_edgebutton       112:28
asac_pitti: yes ... have to provide packages though as he cannot build without net ... so he is on sid atm12:28
asac_:)12:28
seb128/apps/compiz/plugins/scale/allscreens/options/initiate_key              <Control>F912:28
pittiasac_: he needs i386?12:28
asac_pitti: let me look at the applet code of 0.6.4 ... then i fix and build package for him12:28
asac_pitti: no amd6412:29
asac_fortunately :)12:29
pittiasac_: ah, fine; I can help out with building then, too12:29
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pittiasac: want me to build test packages with that patch?12:31
asacpitti: its not a regression in applet.c ... old code just dereferences without NULL check as well12:31
shawarmamvo: You're on the lamp-server bug? If so, I'll try to get some work done. :)12:31
asacpitti: you do your rm stuff ... i build12:31
pittiasac: ok, appreciated12:31
mvoshawarma: yes, I have a fix here, but I currently trying to understand why its triggered in this situation12:34
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shawarmamvo: What's the fix?12:38
mvoshawarma: it looks its a bug in the regexp that scans the pkgRecords for the task, but I wonder why it is triggered for exactly *this* package12:39
mvoand only on amd6412:39
pittimvo: are you sure that the patch fixes the bug?12:42
pittimvo: I need to hurry up a little, upload to new CDs takes 2 hours12:42
mvopitti: I'm pretty confident, but give me 10-15 min to be sure12:45
pittimvo: alright, thanks12:45
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seb128mvo: could you help me with bzr,12:52
seb128?12:52
seb128mvo: I've the changes ready for compiz but commit doesn't work, cf query :/12:53
pittiseb128: can I help you?12:54
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pittihey jono12:55
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pittiogra: so, you don't want another edubuntu-meta after all?12:56
jonoheya pitti12:56
ograpitti, right12:56
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asac_pitti: pushed to bzr and uploaded01:00
asac_pitti: its verified to fix our issues01:00
asac_and wireless works01:00
pittiasac_: yay, does it work? he can connect to the wep wifi?01:00
asac_sorry was offline again :(01:00
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asac_pitti: yes 01:00
asac_pitti: previously it crashed ... not it works01:00
asac_pitti: package is already uploaded 01:00
pittiasac_: so, I propose to add an open gnome-keyring task to that bug, just to not forget about the root cause01:01
pittiand close the applet one with the upload01:01
asac_pitti: right ... how can i refer to the existing gnome-keyring bug?01:01
pittiasac_: is there one?01:01
asac_ah right01:02
asac_:)01:02
asac_of course there isn't01:02
asac_sorry01:02
asac_:)01:02
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pittiasac_: accepted; so we'll close the apport one manually then01:02
asac_pitti: yes01:03
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seb128pitti: that's ok, thanks, mvo replied in query01:03
asac_pitti: btw, can we change auto-dupe detection like this: search for dupe in database ... if there is a bug either use that as master ... or if that bug is already marked as dupe use the original one?01:03
iwjseb128: When we did that disk full testing at uds, did you fill the disk as a normal user or as root ?01:03
pittiasac_: does it need that gnome-keyring fix, too? I wonder whether I should accept it now01:03
seb128iwj: root01:03
asac_pitti: in this way we can just merge in the first crash report into existing reports01:03
StevenKpitti: Are we still in that window?01:04
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asac_without e.g. needing to redupe 190 bugs for some firefox crashes01:04
pittiasac_: yes, I think that's possible; can you please create an apport bug about that?01:04
asac_pitti: will do01:04
iwjseb128: I think that something must get removed during reboot then.01:04
asac_pitti: just apport?01:04
pittiStevenK: closing rapidly, as soon as seb128 uploads the compiz fix, I'll start the publisher01:04
seb128iwj: why?01:04
pittiasac_: yes, that's fine01:04
iwjI just did a similar test (but with the tmpfs on /tmp fix) and it's pretty badly broken.01:04
StevenKpitti: Ah. RAOF_ mentioned getting kvm fixed for tribe-201:04
StevenKRAOF_: How long to get it ready for upload?01:05
pittiStevenK: if you have an existing tested patch, please show it to me and get it uploaded ASAP01:05
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RAOF_StevenK: It's done, just needs pushing.01:05
StevenKRAOF_: Point me at the source.01:06
RAOF_bug #12211301:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122113 in kvm "[Merge]  Please merge kvm-28-4 from Debian Unstable" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12211301:06
pittiRAOF_, StevenK: oh, that's universe and not subject to freeze; please go ahead and upload01:07
StevenKAsk a stupid question...01:07
StevenKpitti: Aye, will do in a few seconds.01:07
RAOF_StevenK: That's what you're after, yes?  If you wanted to be super thorough, you might want to test it on i386 :)01:07
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iwjseb128: Indeed, my tests confirm: if you fill the disk up with the system booted and then reboot, it works fine.01:07
StevenKRAOF_: I don't have a i386 that has hardware virt.01:07
pittiasac: not sure whether you saw this: <pitti> asac_: does it need that gnome-keyring fix, too? I wonder whether I should accept it now01:08
StevenKEven my amd64 doesn't, sadly.01:08
iwjBut if you shut down, and then mount the fs from another install and fill it, and then boot, it breaks badly.01:08
pittiasac: i. e. did your tester check it with the updated gnome-keyring or with the archive one?01:08
RAOF_pitti: I was the (at least one of the) tester.  I tried it with both, and it doesn't seem to need the updated gnome-keyring01:08
pittiRAOF_: ah, thanks01:09
RAOF_asac's probably lost somewhere in the labarynth of his isp :/01:09
StevenKHeh01:09
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pittiseb128: so bzr is not blocking you any more? :) good01:09
StevenKRAOF_: Closes: -> LP:01:10
seb128pitti: no, I was trying to checkout from code.launchpad.net which doesn't work01:10
StevenKRAOF_: Want me to fix that? The rest looks okay.01:11
RAOF_StevenK: What?  It closes #122113, 119254.01:11
StevenKRAOF_: (Closes: #bug) is a Debian-ism. It's (LP: #bug)01:12
seb128pitti, mvo: compiz uploaded01:12
RAOF_StevenK: Aaargh.  Yes.  Please fix that!01:12
mvoseb128: thanks01:12
seb128mvo: you're welcome01:12
RAOF_StevenK: You should probably also add (LP: #122113)01:12
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mvopitti: apt is test-building here, should be ready for upload RSN01:12
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pittimvo: ok; do you want to have it on the ubuntu CDs as well? If it's just for the server CDs, I'd rather start a publisher now01:13
pittimvo: then you can have more time for tests01:13
mvopitti: its a bit of a corner case, so server should be fine01:13
pittimvo: ok, putting it only on server then01:14
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pittiseb128: the empty line in debian/compiz-gnome.gconf-defaults doesn't hurt, no?01:16
seb128pitti: no, it doesn't, it was already there01:16
seb128lunch time01:17
pittiseb128: enjoy!01:18
cjwatsonseb128: checkout from code.launchpad.net is supposed to work, I think01:18
cjwatsonmight want to check with the LP team01:18
pitticjwatson: it does01:19
StevenKpitti: kvm uploaded, accept at your leisure.01:19
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jwendelldholbach, a doubt:01:27
jwendelldholbach, i'm writing a vnc client well integrated to gnome, which i guess will not get in time to 2.2001:28
jwendelldholbach, maybe it'll be as part of vino, maybe not01:28
dholbachif not, we could package it and have it in universe, so people can test it and play with it01:28
dholbachwhat do you think?01:28
jwendelldholbach, yep, that's my doubt ;)01:28
dholbachwhat doubt do you have?01:29
jwendelldholbach, if it could be packaged into universe01:29
dholbachno problem01:29
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dholbachonce you have a release tarball, file a needs-packaging request and maybe ask on ubuntu-motu@ to find somebody to package it - if you don't want to do it on your own01:29
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dholbachhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Candidates for more info on 'needs-packaging'01:30
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jwendelldholbach, i prefer to concentrate in development01:30
dholbachright-o01:30
jwendelldholbach, upload a new package is boring :(01:30
dholbachalright, well then file a bug and ask people on ubuntu-motu@ for help with that01:31
jwendelldholbach, ok, thanks!01:31
mvopitti: apt is uploaded, I got for lunch now01:32
seb128pitti: does "bzr checkout sftp://$YOUR_LP_ID@code.launchpad.net/~compiz/compiz/ubuntu/" work for you?01:34
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asacseb128: should it? pitti isn't in compiz team01:39
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seb128asac: well, I'm in the compiz team and that timeout, using bazaar.launchpad.net for the checkout works fine though01:47
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shawarmacjwatson: Why do we stick with openssh 4.3?01:49
asacseb128: ah ... yes code.lp.net never worked for me iirc01:50
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shawarmacjwatson: I'm an idiot. Never mind.01:52
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shawarmaHi, Hobbsee!01:59
asachi Hobbsee 02:00
cjwatsonshawarma: we don't ;-)02:01
Hobbsee:)02:03
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fabbionehmmmm02:05
fabbionesomething has changed behavior...02:05
shawarmaIt's Hobbsee. She's been here for ten minutes and haven't poked anyone with her scary stick yet.02:05
pittiseb128: ah, I usually use 'bzr get http://code....', that works fine02:06
Mithrandirshe's not scary, she just pretends to be. :-P02:06
seb128pitti: you can't commit then though02:06
pittimvo: thanks!02:06
pittiseb128: right, you need to use bzr push with an URL then; I'm not sure if I ever tried to push to code.lp.net02:07
pittiseb128: hm, my branches have 'publish to branch: sftp://bazaar'02:07
seb128pitti: use bazaar.launchpad.net I can checkout and then commit02:07
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Hobbseeshawarma: that's because i was grabbing dinner as well, and am dealing in release stuff.02:08
seb128pitti: I don't want to branch02:08
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pittiseb128: I usually do, so that I can commit offline and push in one chunk; but that's entirely up to your preference02:08
shawarmaUm... yay? :/02:08
shawarma:)02:08
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HobbseeMithrandir: you're just disappointed that you dditn get bashed up at UDS.02:09
pygiHobbsee, ;)02:09
seb128pitti: well, I wanted to do a 3 lines changes on compiz02:09
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pittiseb128: right, checkout might be more comfortable then02:09
shawarmacjwatson: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/31969 ..  Why would we even consider this for openssh? Surely denying users with short passwords access is PAM's job?02:09
ubotuLaunchpad bug 31969 in openssh "Small password should not log in" [Wishlist,New]  02:09
asacpitti: i saw that some packages use code.lp.n in control as bzr reference ... i use bazaar.lp.net in my packages (or better of those of my motu student) ... which way to go02:10
asac(i assume we should use the url that you can run bzr branch with)02:10
Hobbseeshawarma: :P02:10
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MithrandirHobbsee: ;-)02:11
pittiasac: bzr branch/get works perfectly with http://code, and it's more convenient for clicking on and watching in firefox02:12
fabbioneKeybuk: do you happen to remember if you did change behavior of 91-skip-whole-disk.patch when merging?02:12
fabbioneKeybuk: AFAIR we did it so that the wholedisk decive was always hidden02:13
fabbioneKeybuk: but it seems like they are there again02:13
asacpitti: hmmm ok ... thought it never worked for me ... but maybe i didn't try hard enough :)02:13
Keybukfabbione: I should not have changed the behaviour ... I left your patch intact02:13
cjwatsonshawarma: openssh-server ships the PAM configuration used by sshd; and sshd might reasonably want to have different authentication requirements from e.g. login since it's exposed to the network02:13
Keybuk(and it's since been merged upstream)02:13
Keybukis the sysfs attribute there as expected02:13
Keybukit may be that kernel behaviour changed, or udev behaviour changed, in the interpretation on that rule02:14
shawarmacjwatson: True. So it's a discussion of whether we should do so by default?02:14
cjwatsonshawarma: mostly I just reopened it because I object to the meme that wishlist bugs should be closed in favour of specifications02:15
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fabbioneKeybuk: i don't recall if we were hiding the entire partition from the system (i am pretty sure we did) or just the uuid symlink02:15
shawarmacjwatson: I see.02:15
Keybukjust the uuid symlink02:16
fabbionehmm ok02:16
shawarmacjwatson: I can put a comment in the pam conf saying how to limit access for users with short passwords...02:16
Keybukthe modification was to the persistent storage file02:16
fabbionethen it's os-prober being more anal...02:16
fabbioneyeps..02:16
fabbioneall good02:16
ion_I found out why beryl was very smooth but compiz was jerky (low framerate, pauses in movement): i needed to run compiz --indirect-rendering. It might only be subjective, but it almost feels like the fresh version of compiz is even smoother than beryl.02:17
ion_I guess i should take a closer look at the compiz wrapper to see why it doesnt pass --indirect-rendering automatically.02:17
shawarmameh02:17
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ion_I reported it as bug #122562.02:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122562 in compiz "The frame rate is low, unless using --indirect-rendering" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12256202:29
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asacpitti: on bug 122393 the auto-retracers failed miserably. it was ment as a testbug for apport hooks test and is a dupe of bug 7201802:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122393 in firefox "firefox-bin crashed with SIGSEGV in raise()" [Undecided,Invalid]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12239302:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 72018 in firefox "MASTER Firefox Crash [@gtk_style_realize]  [@nsFilePicker::Show] " [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7201802:35
asacpitti: i will ask hjmf to retrace this manually ... to see if we get different results02:35
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mvoion_: let me check02:38
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mvoion_: do you have numbers? can you please install compiz-fusion-plugins-extra and enable the "benchmark" plugin with compiconfig-settings-maanager? 02:39
computa_MikeHaving problems compiling a device driver - is this the right place?02:39
mvoion_: and then compare the performance with and without the option set?02:39
ion_mvo: Will do.02:39
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mvoion_: you can enable the benachmark plugin with super (windows) - f1202:41
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computa_MikeAm I in the wrong forum?02:42
dendrobates-bblshawarma: I'll be covering from 14:00 to 23:00 gmt.  That should give us some good tz coverage.02:42
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Picicomputa_Mike: This isnt really a support channel.02:44
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ScottKcomputa_Mike: Try #ubuntu02:44
pittiasac: only new bugs will be considered as a duplicate; 72018 is way too old02:45
computa_Mikeok - thanks02:45
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asacpitti: no02:45
asacpitti: look at the backtrace02:45
ion_mvo: --indirect-rendering: 59.9 FPS when idle, 55  59 when typing to this terminal, as well as when switching between workspaces rapidly. The benchmark plugin itself seems to slow everything down quite a bit. My screens refresh rate is 60 Hz. Without --indirect-rendering: about 27  28 FPS when idle, 23  27 when typing. Down to 15 when switching between workspaces rapidly.02:45
asacpitti: (btw, this bug is an example why i want the auto-dupe improvement) :)02:46
mvoion_: that sounds good, could you please put that into the bugreport? and what driver you are using and what gfxcard02:46
ion_mvo: Will do. I already mentioned the driver and the card in the report.02:46
asacpitti: the backtrace is just garbage02:46
mvoion_: right, sorry02:47
asacpitti: same for bug 12252502:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122525 in firefox-granparadiso "firefox-granparadiso-bin crashed with SIGSEGV in __kernel_vsyscall()" [High,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12252502:47
pittiasac: oh, I see02:47
pittiasac: WARNING: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc-2.5.so is needed, but cannot be mapped to a package02:47
pittiasac: and lots of similar stuff02:47
asacwhy?02:47
pittiasac: WARNING: /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/engines/libclearlooks.so is needed, but cannot be mapped to a package02:47
pittiasac: that looks relevant as well02:48
pittiasac: I don't know02:48
asacpitti: lets see what hjmf gets02:48
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asacpitti: i have the feeling that his retrace looks good02:48
asac... as always02:48
asac:)02:48
pittiasac: something broken in the Contents.gz parsing, I need to investigate this more closely02:48
asacpitti: anything i can do to boost the improvement in auto-dupe detection?02:48
mvoheno: how do the iso-testing reports with regard to compiz-by-default look so far?02:49
asaci really have a bad feeling about un/re-duping02:49
asaclater02:49
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pittiasac: it would require to scan all existing apport bugs, get their stack traces, and feed them through the dup checker; quite a lot of effort (entirely doable, though)02:49
asacpitti: no02:50
asacpitti: i say: just do as now ... but before you mark as dupe you look if the bug found in crash db has a duplicate marked02:50
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asacpitti: in that case use that bug02:50
asacs/has a duplicate marked/has been marked as duplicate/02:50
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pittiasac: ah, right, that's much easier; as I said, please file an apport bug about this, I'll see to it after tribe02:50
mvoion_: if you haven't hacked on the compiz.wrapper script already, I can give it a go now to add --indirect-rendering02:51
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asacpitti: ok ... i filed a bug already02:51
luisbgwhat's the difference betwen trying this https://isotesting.stgraber.org/ and tomorrow's official release of tribe 2?02:51
asacpitti: just thought i might help ... or hilario (as he likes to do python stuff)02:51
henomvo: seems to have improved after yesterday's fixes; works for me on vbox now for example02:51
ion_mvo: I havent modified it.02:51
ion_mvo: Comment posted to the report.02:51
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pittiluisbg: difference is that we can still change the CDs (and will) for fixing critical bugs02:51
pittiluisbg: but we depend on people testing the candidates and telling us about errors02:52
StevenK... interesting.02:52
pittiluisbg: you can use rsync to upgrade today's images to the final ones tomorrow02:52
StevenKThe alt installer shouldn't prompt where to install grub to, right?02:52
pittiasac: oh, sure, if you feel like playing with the code, please go ahead :)02:52
henowe really need to make that distinction more clear somewhere02:52
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pittiStevenK: hm, only in expert mode normally02:53
asacpitti: will let you know ;)02:53
henothe mirrors were asking for their tribe2 ISOs too :)02:53
luisbgpitti, ok cool, do you know anything about a network manager bug I've heard?02:53
StevenKpitti: Not expert mode.02:53
pittiluisbg: crash on connecting to WEP/WPA networks?02:54
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cjwatsonStevenK: it can do, depending02:55
StevenKcjwatson: Worth a bug report?02:55
pittiogra, heno, *: FYI, I trigger new ubuntu and edubuntu CDs now02:55
cjwatsonStevenK: not typically02:55
luisbgpitti, yeap02:55
cjwatsonit's a legitimate case02:56
ogratsk, i installed to a USB disk but had a grub error on the USB port it was plugged in after install ... i only could boot after changing the port02:56
pittiluisbg: that should be fixed on the CDs I'll build now02:56
StevenKcjwatson: Okay, cool.02:56
luisbgpitti, let me know when they are built =)02:56
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luisbgpitti, so I can test them today02:56
luisbghello _MMA_ =)02:56
pittiluisbg: will do02:56
_MMA_Hola02:57
cjwatsonStevenK: if it can't figure out how to create boot stanzas for everything on the disk, it'll jump straight to the manual prompt for a boot device02:57
mvoion_: --indirect-rendering should be working now, I just commited a fix for it to bzr02:57
luisbgpitti, will open a new page in the laptoptesting wiki page for my laptop and gutsy... cool?02:57
StevenKcjwatson: Right, fair enough.02:57
pittiluisbg: sounds good (I'm not familiar with the structure of those pages, though)02:58
luisbgok ok02:58
luisbgdholbach, ping02:59
dholbachluisbg: pong02:59
luisbgdholbach, that was fast! LOL02:59
dholbachwas that all? :)02:59
luisbgdholbach, you didn't attend the derivatives meeting on sunday02:59
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dholbachluisbg: I know - I said so by mail, that I wouldn't have time on sunday - but I read the minutes02:59
iwjOh dear, I need to wait for glibc to build again.03:00
luisbgdholbach, ahhh ok cool then03:00
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luisbgdholbach, you have read we created an irc channel then03:00
iwjSo much for getting that trace data today.03:00
davmor2hi devs.  Just doing iso-testing 26.2 nm-applet is crashing out horribly I have an apport trace and am about to report the bug is there any other info you need for it?03:01
dholbachluisbg: yeah, I did - I was just busy with all the other irc channels I'm in already03:01
seb128davmor2: I think there is already a stack of duplicates of nm crashers03:01
luisbgdholbach, I understand, don't expect you to be in it 03:01
iwjpitti: FAOD, my sysvinit upload, just done, does not need to go into Tribe 2.03:01
pittidavmor2: with 90% probability it's the bug that is fixed in the archive now03:01
luisbgdholbach, just wanted to know if you have seen the small progress =)03:01
pittidavmor2: can you please dist-upgrade and check again?03:01
seb128davmor2: is that bug #121228?03:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121228 in network-manager "[gutsy]  segfault retrieving passphrase for WiFi network" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12122803:01
pittiiwj: noted03:01
dholbachluisbg: alright - but I'm very happy the meeting went all right03:01
luisbgdholbach, there was more attendance than I expected, to be sincere03:02
pittidavmor2: you can dist-upgrade on the live CD as well, FYI03:02
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dholbachluisbg: I'm sure the next one will be even better03:02
luisbgdholbach, yeah, got to decide when is that happening, will send an email this sunday for that, we have to decide the frequency of the meetings03:02
davmor2pitti:  works on the cd fails after install03:03
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davmor2I think it is an issue with nm connecting to keyring03:03
pittidavmor2: dist-upgrade on the installed system and restart your session -> does that help?03:03
dholbachluisbg: maybe we should make a call for agenda items before we decide on the meeting03:03
pittidavmor2: please note that you need to have archive.u.c. in apt sources; a mirror won't work03:03
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pittidavmor2: that's the bug we just fixed03:03
luisbgdholbach, yeah true03:04
davmor2pitti: okay I'll get back to you03:04
pittiasac: hm, I wonder why that n-m upload didn't close the bug03:04
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seb128pitti: because the upload is network-manager-applet and the task is on network-manager03:05
pittiasac: ah, did you close #121228 or #122385?03:05
seb128the components don't match03:05
pittiseb128: so he probably closed #12122803:05
seb128yes03:05
seb128   * debian/patches/01_static_network-admin.patch: fix by Peter03:05
seb128     Clifton; adding NULL check to stop nm-applet from crashing03:05
seb128     and make encrypted wifi work. (LP: #121228)03:05
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dholbachluisbg: I think firstly we should update the wiki and only have items in it, we're actively following03:06
dholbachluisbg: and then go from there - lay out a structure for the knowledge base and ask people to help us filling the gaps03:07
luisbgdholbach, OK, I finish my last exam on saturday03:07
dholbachtake your time with that :-)03:07
luisbgdholbach, I will day a major wiki clean up and organization on sunday03:07
dholbachand luisbg: all the best!03:07
dholbachrock on :-)03:07
luisbgdholbach, thanks =)03:07
pittiseb128: I mangled the bugs accordingly; I also added a gnome-keyring task03:08
seb128pitti: k03:08
pittiheno, luisbg, bdmurray, mvo, all: new ubuntu alternates are up for testing: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/20070627/03:10
luisbgpitti, cool, will give it a try in like 2 hours03:10
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ion_mvo: When the script reaches build_args, $INDIRECT is 1.03:10
pittiluisbg: you might want to wait for the new live CDs03:10
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naufraghihello!, some hint to debug a qt4 app using libqt4-debug package?03:11
davmor2pitti: just downloaded a nm-gnome update is that the right one03:12
pittidavmor2: yes03:12
pittierk, since when do we ship xterm by default? and, much more importantly, why does it appear in apps -> system tools?03:12
luisbgpitti, oops, when are the live ones coming?03:12
pittiluisbg: maybe 30 minutes03:13
luisbgpitti, awesome03:13
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pittiluisbg: testing live is easier wrt. testing network-manager and compiz, but testing alternates is appreciated, too, of course03:13
davmor2pitti: 0.6.5-0ubuntu4 correct03:13
mvoion_: oh? check_tfp() should set that INDIRECT=0 if LIBGL_ALWAY_INDIRECT is set03:14
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pittidavmor2: confirmed03:14
henopitti: posted03:14
luisbgpitti, I understand03:14
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davmor2pitti: working but I'll just try one more reboot to make sure03:14
pittimvo: ah, apt has built, publishing binaries now03:15
ion_mvo: glxinfo | grep GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap succeeds, so check_tfp doesnt touch INDIRECT.03:16
pittiogra, heno, LaserJock: new edubuntu alternates up for testing: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20070627/03:20
seb128pitti: have autosyncs stopped already?03:22
pittiseb128: well, they need to be driven by hand anyway03:22
seb128pitti: that I know, but we have sync request about non ubuntu versions03:22
seb128I'm wondering if I should sync them manually03:23
pittiseb128: ISTR that we previously stopped them at UVF, but we have a DebianImportFreeze on the schedule now, which is already past; Keybuk?03:23
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seb128if that's the case mailing ubuntu-devel-announce would be a good diea03:23
seb128idea03:23
ograpitti, ergh03:24
ogra709M ??03:24
pittiseb128: ah, right, I guess DebianImportFreeze is the autosync, UVF the time until which manual syncs can be done without fuss03:24
pittiogra: weird; only new versions of compiz and n-m03:24
davmor2pitti:  seem to work although I am having to type in my password for the connection each time rather than the keyring03:24
ogragah03:24
seb128it's early to stop autosyncs :/03:25
ogra /pool/main/m/mesa/libgl1-mesa-dri_6.5.3-1ubuntu1_i386.deb03:25
ograwhen did i merge that, damned03:25
pittiogra: if it's only the alternates, they are cheap to rebuild03:25
ograwell, i need to get rid of -dri for now03:25
pittiogra: I already queued live rebuilds, I'll try to kill them03:26
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ograi dont understand how it got in, thats my prob03:26
ograi just added it to the seeds 2h ago and didnt rebuild -meta03:26
ograit shouldnt be there03:26
pittiogra: hm, indeed03:27
ograis it a dep of anthing suddenly ? 03:27
pittinot according to apt-cache rdepends libgl1-mesa-dri03:27
ograhmm03:28
pittiogra: it's on the amd64 one as well, it just doesn't overflow there03:30
ograyeah03:30
ograwell, i left it deliberately out03:30
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ograare the recommands read during cd buildtime or something ? 03:31
pittiogra: I am not entirely sure whether cdimage only uses ubuntu-meta or also considers the bzr seeds for building imagees03:31
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ograyeah, thats what i suspected, even though its the meta package ... 03:32
ograit shouldnt be affected by cdimage03:32
pitticjwatson, Mithrandir: does cdimage consider committed seed changes which haven't been manifested in -meta?03:32
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cjwatsonpitti: for building images, it considers the seeds - though note that removals that haven't been committed to -meta won't take effect because the metapackages will still pull them in03:33
pittiah, that explains it03:33
pitticjwatson: thanks03:33
cjwatsonseeds and -meta should really be consistent for releases though03:33
cjwatsonI wouldn't like to guarantee exactly what uses Task headers03:33
ogracjwatson, it was no removal, it wasnt added to the seeds before the last meta build03:34
ograi added it afterwards to not forget about it after tribe203:34
Keybukpitti: DebianImportFreeze is the date to stop the manual autosyncs03:34
ogrameta has never seen it ...03:34
pittiKeybuk: right, thanks03:35
cjwatsonogra: the image build process should pull it in then03:35
ograah03:36
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ograpitti, seeds changed back ... can you trigger an alternate build ?03:37
pittiogra: I think I need a publisher run first; still remember the last time we wondered about that? :)03:37
ograah, right03:38
pitticjwatson: ^ actually, manually running cron.germinate might even be sufficient?03:38
pittiogra: oh, you are lucky, the current publisher didn't run cron.germinate yet03:38
pittiso it'll come to that soon03:38
ogratake your time :)03:38
cjwatsonpitti: an actual package needs to be published03:39
pittiok, will do that then03:39
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cjwatsonrunning cron.germinate isn't sufficient - the problem is getting the distroarchseries to be marked dirty so that apt-ftparchive is run03:39
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pittiogra: erk, sorry, edubuntu live fs are just triggered; apparently pressing ^C in bash only kills the current command in a chain, not the entire chain03:43
ograwell03:43
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pittiogra: but *shrug*, I'll build new ones after that and a publisher run03:43
ograjust wasted DC time ...03:43
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pittiheno, mvo, luisbg, all: new ubuntu live CDs up for testing: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070627/03:52
luisbgpitti, awesome! will try in a short bit03:52
mvopitti: rsyncing03:54
agoliveirapitti: I'll give it a shot in my macbook later.03:55
henopitti: posted03:55
pittiheno: cheers03:55
heno(and syncing :) )03:55
pittiheno: can you please invalidate the edubuntu server ones?03:55
pittiheno: they need another rebuild to kick libgl1-mesa-dri (overflow)03:56
henoyep03:56
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henooh, I actually refrained from ever posting those when I saw that mentioned here03:57
ograyeah they are still in rebuild state ...03:58
pittiah, I see03:58
ograeven though 06.2 was fine03:58
pittithey don't even appear at all here03:58
ograselect edubuntu at the top :)03:58
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cjwatsonlamont: any luck on getting livecd-rootfs changes merged up?04:02
cjwatsonlamont: I don't see anything in the branch on LP04:02
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pittiheno, shawarma, mathiaz, fabbione: new ubuntu server images up for testing: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/daily/20070627/04:07
pittithis time, hopefully, with 'P' in LAMP for 'PHP' :)04:07
dendrobatespitti: don't forget about me :004:08
pittidendrobates: oh, indeed :) if you have some time for testing, that would be appreciated04:08
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pittimathiaz is already booting them, I hope :-P04:09
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evandpitti: I see bug #122518, but are there any other issues you experienced with the installer?  Are you still having the partitioner issues?04:11
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122518 in ubiquity "canceling the language support download gives confusing error message" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12251804:11
pittimvo: how do the desktops look like?04:11
shawarmamvo: Did you find out what triggered the task bug?04:12
pittievand: #122518 is low-prio, of course04:12
pittievand: the manual partitioner hang doesn't happen in vmware, only on my real system, I didn't hear any other reports about it, and I wasn't able to track it down04:12
pittievand: UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 made it disappear, next time I'll try with --debug (as recommended by Colin)04:13
evandhrm, I did hear one other report of it, but they were unable to reproduce it. (Not sure if it's even the same issue)04:13
evandok04:13
mvopitti: still burning04:13
pittievand: however, I still need some time before I can try the current daily on real hw04:13
agoliveirapitti: It happened to me yesterday but the second time I tried to see if I could catch what happened, it just wnet by nicelly.04:13
evandfair enough04:13
mvoshawarma: yes, the pkgRecord had a missing \n at the end, but not sure why this happend04:13
nxvltoday is the hug day, isn't it?04:14
shawarmapkgRecord?04:14
pittimvo: ah, that explains the \n -> $04:14
mvoyes04:14
shawarmaAh, I get it.04:14
shawarmaNot why it fails, but what you mean, that is.04:15
ion_mvo: Did you notice what i said about check_tfp? The texture_from_pixmap test succeeds, so INDIRECT isnt touched at all.04:15
mvoits still a bit mysterious04:15
mvoion_: sorry. hm, it is set for me on my r200 ati system. you do not happen to run xgl, do you?04:16
ion_mvo: Nope, no Xgl.04:16
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mvoion_: LIBGL_ALWAY_INDIRECT somewhere in the environment (maybe as a leftover from a earlier run?)04:16
ion_mvo: The output of sh -x compiz is attached to the bug report.04:16
ion_mvo: Nope.04:17
mvoion_: hm, I will have to look closer at this then04:17
dendrobateshas https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openldap2/+bug/58487 been discussed?  This only applies to the version of openldap in dapper.  what is the policy on upgrading packages in the LTS .04:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 58487 in php5 "php5-ldap fails with official (chained) certificate" [Undecided,New]  04:17
dendrobatesha.04:17
dendrobatesI love that bot.04:18
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ScottKdendrobates: Look on wiki.ubuntu.com for policies on backports (new versions) and SRU (fixes to stable releases).04:18
dendrobatesthx.04:18
pittidendrobates: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates, in particular04:19
pittidendrobates: there is /Motu/SRU, too, for universe packages04:19
pittievand: do you have an idea what I could do when I encounter this?04:19
pittievand: well, if you want, I'll hop on IRC while being on the live CD and get this error, to talk to you04:19
henopitti: both i386 and amd64 desktops are installing nicely here04:20
pittiyay04:20
pittiheno: I currently run amd64 alt/desktop tests in vmware, will do an amd64/live on real iron soon04:20
heno(i386 in vbox amd on hw)04:20
pittirock04:20
evandpitti: encounter the partitioning issue?  Running the installer with --debug and attaching /var/log/installer/debug, /var/log/syslog, and /var/log/partman should be a reasonable start.04:21
pittievand: right, if the hang doesn't disappear again with debugging enabled :)04:21
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evandheh04:21
pittiheno: no more troubles with hanging splash, compiz, or network-manager?04:22
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henopitti: no hanging splash, n-m only tested with wired networks, compiz not expected to work on vbox (what about amd64,should it work there?)04:24
pittiheno: right, the fact that compiz does *not* enable on a box that doesn't support composite is the key here :)04:25
henook, then we are good04:25
pittiheno: in general, compiz works on amd64, too, same hw/driver situation as on i38604:25
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pittifinally some light at the end of the tunnel04:25
henoI did have all the boot loop problems yesterday on this vbox setup04:25
pittime too here (vmware and real hw)04:26
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dendrobatesScottK: I just updated #58487.04:31
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ScottKOK.  Bug triage should be discussed in #ubuntu-bugs.  I am there too.04:32
mvopitti: desktop-i386 on nvidia success here too04:32
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pittimvo: me not much mind at now time04:33
mvoyoda!04:34
pitti"Dark the other side is!"04:34
mvo"little endian we hate"04:34
pitti"Be quiet, Yoda, and eat your toast!"04:34
cjwatsonmvo: is bug 122518 an apt bug? surely failed fetch shouldn't imply package in broken state04:34
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 122518 in ubiquity "canceling the language support download gives confusing error message" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12251804:34
kylemhaha.04:34
mvocjwatson: let me check04:34
mvopitti: LOL04:34
gicmomy network-manager + keyring problem is still there ;-/04:38
pittigicmo: <Jedi wave>no, it's not</Jedi wave>04:38
pittigicmo: which CD version?04:39
gicmocd version? I am gutsy here04:39
gicmowants to access password for " in (null)04:39
pittigicmo: ah; which network-manager-gnome version?04:39
gicmo"Allow always" -> crash04:39
gicmo0.6.5-0ubuntu304:40
ulaaspitti, was there yesterday night it is....04:40
gicmo(I just updated and rebooted, still there)04:40
pittigicmo: right, that's the crashing one; you want 0.6.5-0ubuntu404:41
Keybuk"upgrade you must, hmm?"04:41
gicmopitti, where do I get it?04:41
pittidark the old version is04:41
gicmo;-)04:41
gicmoI gues its totally fresh and hot04:41
gicmoguess04:41
pittigicmo: yes, careful you need to be04:42
mvocjwatson: is scritps/install.py responsible for installing the additional languages? (re #122518)04:42
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pittigicmo: you need archive.ubuntu.com in apt sources, mirrors are too old04:42
ulaaspitti, cant wait to go home then master...04:42
KeybukRosetta is sorely let down by its inability to let us translate Ubuntu into en_Yoda04:42
gicmoi c04:42
kylemKeybuk, *HA*04:42
pittiulaas, gicmo: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/n/network-manager-applet/04:42
gicmoohh, brightness control also stopped working and I get tons of crash reports, fun, fun, fun04:42
pittigicmo: just click on the right package there and let gdebi do its magic04:43
gicmopitti: thanks04:43
HobbseeKeybuk: *grin*04:43
ulaaspitti, i thought that it was the keyring. no?04:43
gicmoulaas: it looks like keyring + nm interaction here04:43
pittiulaas: it still is, but circumventing the crash in n-m-applet was much easier (and possible for tribe-2 in the first place)04:44
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cjwatsonmvo: yes, install_language_packs()04:45
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ulaaspitti, one last question.. how will the conservative approach to licenses will affect us? (ordinary people not jedi...)04:47
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Hobbseeheno: which bits are you testing?04:50
henoHobbsee: which ISOs or which functionality?04:51
cjwatsonulaas: I don't expect the standard Ubuntu distribution will change in any particularly visible way04:51
Hobbseeheno: er.  well, with hte ubuntu desktop i386, which tests are you doing?04:51
cjwatsonulaas: the proposal is for a more conservative variant04:51
henoHobbsee: live CD, erase disk, check cd04:51
Hobbseeheno: right.  so you're VBing then, and it's worth testing on a installed system?04:52
ulaascjwatson, ah it is a variant. not gutsy itself....04:52
ulaascjwatson, ok with me then. u shall proceed.... :)04:53
henoHobbsee: yes please (I was just getting to that as well)04:53
Hobbseeokay04:53
henobut some extra testing is always good04:53
Hobbseehmmm...04:54
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shawarmapitti: Done testing server images on i386 and amd64. Everything seems to be good now.04:55
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pittishawarma: finally04:59
pittiulaas: what do you mean?05:00
pittishawarma: thanks05:00
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shawarmapitti: np05:02
hungerWill vmware be part of gutsy again?05:04
pittihunger: 'again'?05:04
hungerpitti: apt-get install vmware-player used to work on feisty:-)05:05
hungerpitti: That is support enough for me;-)05:05
pittiheno, ogra, bdmurray, LaserJock: new edubuntu server ISOs up for testing, this time without overflow: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20070627.1/05:06
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pittihunger: ah, I see05:07
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hungerpitti: Currently the modules are not up to date or so it seems.05:08
ulaaspitti, cjwatson replied. thanks for thinking....05:08
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pittiulaas: ah, reading backscroll now05:09
ograyay05:09
ograpitti, thanks :)05:09
pittiogra: ETA 15 minutes for the lives05:09
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dholbachcongratulations nixternal05:16
dholbachcongratulations calc05:16
mvopitti: feisty->tribe-2 upgrade works fine05:17
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pittimvo: yay05:18
pittidoes anyone feel like creating a tribe-2 testing wiki page?05:19
Hobbseewhat for?05:19
pittifor ubuntu05:19
pittisimilar to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/Tribe105:19
Hobbseeoh right05:20
pittiheno, ogra, LaserJock: new edubuntu live CDs for testing: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily-live/20070627.1/05:21
pittiheno: that's the last set of images, we have a complete set again05:21
henopitti: ok, let me go through the tracker and make sure it matches reality :)05:22
ograpitti, that should be 27.205:22
ogra27.1 is from this afternoon05:22
pittiogra: erm?05:23
ograand i dont see .2 yet05:23
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pittiogra: I stopped building it05:23
ograhmm, it created the dir 05:23
ogra gutsy-desktop-i386.iso          27-Jun-2007 14:45  690M05:24
pittiogra: well, it doesn't have libgl1-mesa-dri, isn't oversized, so it should be good :)05:24
pittiogra: and I don't remember seeing the dir before05:24
ograwell, indeed *g*05:24
ograyou built the live iso after the server iso, didnt you ? 05:25
ograthe server iso has a timpestamp for 15:4505:25
pittiogra: f***, it has an outdated network-manager-gnome05:25
pittiogra: right05:25
iwjmvo: That bug that we thought was related to the expo compiz plugin seems to have come back for me.05:25
iwjOn the same system where we fixed it on Monday.05:25
mvoiwj: hm, no good. same symptoms?05:26
iwjI haven't updated the machine since Monday but I have installed a couple of packages and messed with the libc.05:26
iwjYes.05:26
iwjC-A-B and then log in again fixes it for one go, as previously.05:26
mvostrace futex hang?05:26
pittiogra: ah, silly me, nevermind05:26
iwjI've checked the global.xml and it still has expo disabled.05:26
pittiogra: I built the live CD image, but didn't run cron.daily_live yet05:26
mvoiwj: you have the latest compiz and plugin packages?05:26
iwjNo.05:26
ograpitti, ... happens :)05:27
iwjWell, I don't have anything you uploaded since we last talked about this.05:27
mvoiwj: could you please try to upgrade to those?05:27
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iwjOK, I can do that right now if no-one has updated libc since ...05:27
mlind2hiya, could someone of the core-devs poke a buildd farm to rebuild libcairo 1.4.8-1.05:28
mlind2The FTBFS issue because of libdirectfb-dev was fixed by pitti with a recent directfb upload. thanks in advance.05:28
pittimlind2: done05:28
mlind2cheers!05:29
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alex-weejhow do i build a source package that i've hacked up05:31
alex-weeji tried debuild but it whinged that i wasn't sebastian bacher05:32
alex-weej(i don't have his secret key to sign the package)05:32
Mithrandiralex-weej: that's fine, it built the package fine05:32
alex-weejMithrandir: so it did. thanks.05:32
iwjpitti: Hmm, it's not doing it now.  It has the feel of something intermittent so I'll keep an eye out.05:33
iwj(now = after getting the new compiz packages)05:34
pittiiwj: let's hope for the best then05:34
pittiheno, ogra, LaserJock: new edubuntu live CDs for testing: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily-live/20070627.2/ (for real this time)05:35
ogra:)05:35
pittithis time with the unscrewed n-m applet05:35
ograand they behave in size ... nice, thanks :)05:35
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bethkoHello05:42
bethkoWhere should I be to talk about web cam plug in play support for Ubuntu? It is really needed.05:43
pittiasac: congrats, your keyring patch was applied upstream already05:43
asacpitti: oh ... that was quick05:44
mvohm, about ubuntu still says 7.0405:44
nixternaldholbach: thank you!05:44
seb128asac: I told you, upstream is active ;)05:45
seb128usually GNOME guys are quick05:45
pittimvo: sounds like a good tribe-3 bug05:45
dholbachnixternal: :-)05:45
seb128pitti: is 2.6.22-7 the version supposed to fix apport?05:45
bethkoHas the 7.10 About page even been written?05:45
pittiseb128: in theory, yes; at least it passes the test suites again on powerpc and amd6405:46
Hobbseebethko: unlikely...why would it have?05:46
seb128pitti: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfce4-mixer/+bug/12260805:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122608 in xfce4-mixer "xfce4-mixer-plugin crashed with signal 5" [Undecided,New]  05:46
seb128pitti: is signal5 supposed to get a crashdump also?05:46
asacseb128: hehe ... i can only dream of that for mozilla devs :)05:46
bethkoWell that would explain it mvo05:46
pittiseb128: indeed I saw a few bugs with broken core dumps on -7; NFC05:46
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seb128"NFC"?05:47
pittiseb128: I don't know05:47
seb128k05:47
bethkoStill best to put it in a bug anyways so it is not forgotten about05:47
pittiseb128: hmm, signal 5 is a SIGTRAP05:47
pittiseb128: No f*** clue05:48
bethkoI'm an editor, the only code I do is html and basic05:48
Hobbseeie, NFI05:48
seb128pitti: ah ;)05:48
bethkolike gw basic05:48
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Hobbseemvo: 7.10 doesnt exist yet.05:49
Treenaksbethko: that's SO 20th century! :)05:49
bethkolol05:49
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bethkoI've been using computers since I was 2 year old. And that was back in 8405:50
bethkoOk, so who do I talk to about webcams?05:51
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bethkoYou know with youtube and all I would think someone would be on top of this.05:52
Hobbseebethko: likely you should be that someone.  dont know who specifically to talk to05:53
Hobbseebesides, youtube is flash.05:53
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aquohi05:54
aquoi have a question refering to http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/cdimage/mainline/bin/cron.daily05:55
aquothere is a line05:55
aquoPATH="$CDIMAGE_ROOT/bin:${PATH:+:$PATH}"05:55
aquowhat is this parameter substitution for?05:56
aquoi don't understand the usage of the +05:56
kitche+ might be for concat?05:57
aquobash manual says        ${parameter:+word}05:57
aquo              Use  Alternate Value.  If parameter is null or unset, nothing is05:57
aquo              substituted, otherwise the expansion of word is substituted.05:57
kitcheI never really looked at bash to closely05:57
aquoif $path is null or unset --> PATH="$CDIMAGE_ROOT/bin::"05:58
aquoaehm ...05:59
Treenaksaquo: no, if $path is null or unset PATH="$CDIMAGE_ROOT/bin:"06:00
aquoaehm, yes06:00
aquoyou are right06:00
nxvlis someone working on openssh bugs so i can join them?06:01
aquobut if path is not empty the result is $CDIMAGE_ROOT::$PATH06:01
nxvlin the wiki are marked in green the resolved bug or the ones someone is working on?06:03
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bethkoYoutube being flash does not help if you want to put up a video and all you have is a webcam and a computer running ubuntu06:08
bethkoI work with the Deaf, they use sign language06:09
bethkoHell the webcams don't even work with the Ekiga phone software that is installed by DEFAULT!06:10
kitchewell considering he linux kernel has support for 389 webcams your webcam is probably one of the few that doesn't have drivers06:11
cjwatsonalex-weej: you can use 'debuild -b -uc -us' to avoid that message06:11
alex-weejwhat do those flags mean?06:11
cjwatsonI've resolved aquo's bug above06:11
cjwatsonalex-weej: man dpkg-buildpackage06:11
bethkoIt's a logitech06:13
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bethkoAnd I've tryed onther cams06:13
ograalex-weej, or if you own a key you could also -k<your_mail_address> and sign with your own one06:14
alex-weeji don't do any of that yet06:14
alex-weejway too complicated06:14
mvocjwatson: I updated #122518 06:15
geseralex-weej: -uc = don't sign the .changes file, -us = don't sign the .dsc file 06:17
alex-weejta06:17
cjwatsonmvo: oh, right, I see06:18
cjwatsonmvo: is IOError raised for anything other than fetch exceptions?06:18
mvocjwatson: no, only then06:18
cjwatsonI could just silently ignore that06:18
mvocjwatson: but I'm happy to add something for user-cancelt here too if you want it06:19
cjwatsonmaybe that would be cleaner06:19
cjwatsoncan it be a subclass of IOError so that old code keeps on working?06:19
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mvocjwatson:sure, I will do that tomorrow then06:19
cjwatsongreat, thanks06:19
mvonp06:19
mvoiwj: did new compiz-love helped you?06:20
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iwjmvo: Yes, it seemed to help.  It still feels like an intermittent problem.  I wasn't writing down everything that happened and it's confused by a separate X server bug.06:22
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iwjI'll keep an eye on it and let you know if it does anything else wrong.06:23
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aquohi06:32
aquoanother question for http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/cdimage/06:32
pochupitti: apport seems to be uploading bug crashes without coredumps. Are you aware of it?06:32
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aquothe scripts use a program with the name lockfile06:32
pittipochu: aware yes, but I don't know why it still happens on the 2.6.22-7 kernel06:32
aquoit is not installed on my system, where do i get this?06:33
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pittiaquo: apt-cache search lockfile06:33
Mithrandiror even better, apt-file search lockfile06:33
pittiaquo: lockfile-progs or procmail (depending on which lockfile program it uses)06:34
pittiMithrandir: command-not-found is nice as well :)06:34
pochupitti: ok, I'll just reject them ;)06:34
aquopitti: it is not in lockfile-progs, already had a try on this.06:34
pittiaquo: then it might indeed be procmail's :)06:35
nxvlwhere can i find the source of cp?06:35
aquoso i need to install procmail for building ubunut cd images ...06:35
cjwatsonnxvl: coreutils06:35
aquogrmpf06:35
cjwatsonyes06:35
pittinxvl: apt-get source `dpkg -S /bin/cp`06:35
cjwatsonaquo: ^--06:35
cjwatsonprocmail isn't an arduous dependency06:36
aquok, no problem06:37
geserseb128: is the missing Debian removal bug a showstopper for bug #122344?06:39
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122344 in sylpheed-claws-gtk2-extra-plugins "[Remove]  Please remove sylpheed-claws-gtk2 and sylpheed-claws-gtk2-extra-plugins from gutsy" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12234406:40
ion_http://www.alex-smith.me.uk/files/bootchart-ud.png :-)06:40
pygiion_, frugalware dude? :)06:40
ion_pygi: Yeah06:41
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pittiagoliveira: do you have that hanging ubiquity running ATM?06:58
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agoliveiraATM?06:59
asacagoliveira: at the moment06:59
agoliveirapitti: At this moment?06:59
asacyes06:59
asac:)06:59
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agoliveiraSorry, too many TLA's :-D07:00
geserpitti: does Ubuntu also drop apache 1.3 from gutsy? Debian did it already 07:00
agoliveirapitti: Yes, it's right in front of me.07:00
pittigeser: I'd love to, if the reverse depends allow us07:00
pittiagoliveira: ok, so evand might be able to help you07:00
seb128geser: no, not a blocker, it's just easier when they clean things also07:00
agoliveiraevand: Pitti told me to poke your about parted_server problem during instalation.07:01
seb128geser: and I'm wondering if there is a reason they didn't ask for the removal07:01
agoliveirapitti: Thnaks.07:01
geserpitti: will check the rdepends and file removal bugs where needed07:01
geserseb128: I guess the maintainer forgot to file a bug yet07:02
LaserJockanybody else here run Vmware Fusion?07:02
pittigeser: not that bad actually; two tons of libapache-mod-* and twiki07:02
pittiLaserJock: fusion?07:02
pygipitti, they mac thingy07:03
LaserJockpitti: yeah, VMware for macs07:03
pygiwhere you could get windows out of the VM window07:03
pittiah, no07:03
LaserJockI *still* can't get the Tribe 2 candidate to boot in it07:03
lamontpitti: do you know if anyone is working on the perl FTBFS?07:03
LaserJockI think it must be my VMware or something07:03
pittilamont: I don't know anyone who is working on it; are you currently doing a rebuild test?07:04
lamontpitti: uh... well, fortunately? it was still ftbfs on i386 last night when I retried it without thinking07:04
lamontthe failure on amd64 is from may...07:05
lamontonce tribe2 is out, I figured I'd give it back everywhere, but I expect that it'll still fail07:05
lamontamusingly, it builds on hppa07:05
pittilamont: "You haven't done a "make depend" yet!" a-haa07:05
lamontdo you want an upload for tribe 2, or should I wait for it to be out before I upload?07:06
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pittilamont: I'd prefer waiting with giving-back, just in case we need to respin the CDs07:07
lamontright07:07
pittilamont: normal source uploads are fine, though, they will just sit in the queue07:07
evandagoliveira: can you run the installer with --debug and attach /var/log/installer/debug, /var/log/syslog, and /var/log/partman to a new bug report?07:07
pittilamont: so if you have a fix, uploading it is fine07:08
lamontlooking at the clock this may be something I work on on the plane tomorrow07:08
lamonthaven't even looked at it07:08
cjwatsonagoliveira: I'd suggest saving /var/log/syslog and /var/log/partman first just in case --debug makes it go away07:08
cjwatsonthey might still be useful somehow07:08
lamontalthough the funny part is that it actually built on hppa07:08
evandah, good point07:08
agoliveiraevand: Sure, unless the same as yesterday happens. The first time I tried, I got the error, the second (when I used --debug) made the error go away :-/07:09
evandyikes07:09
pittiagoliveira: same here07:10
pittiyay heisenbugs07:11
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farcl0udubunto is pretty schweeeeeet07:14
farcl0udheh07:14
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farcl0udhow do i make windows transparent?07:15
evandfarcl0ud: this is not a support channel.  /join #ubuntu07:15
farcl0udok07:16
agoliveiraevand, pitti: This might be something related to the saved configurations as if I start the instalation again, even without the --debug, it does work.07:16
pittiagoliveira: maybe reboot and try with --debug right away?07:17
agoliveirapitti: Yes, I'm doing this right now.07:17
pittiI'll do the same once my vmware test installs finish and I'll get to the real-metal tests07:17
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pittiok, I'll go offline for a bit for CD testing, bbl07:23
azeem/W/ 507:25
azeemoops07:25
agoliveirapitti, evand: I started again from scratch, running ubiquity --debug and guess what? It just freaking works...07:27
evandhaha07:27
ograthe new ubiquity partitioner ui is beautiful ...07:28
ograhmm, even though it hangs now ... 07:29
agoliveiraevand: I would be weeping not laughing :-D07:29
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evandagoliveira: try it without --debug and just attach the other logs?07:31
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pitticjwatson:  "You are running in debugging mode. Do not use a valuable password!" -> Thanks a lot for this!07:37
agoliveiraevand: I'll already started the instalation. I'll try that again as soon as it ends.07:38
evandok07:38
pittiagoliveira: ah, did you get any further with that bug?07:38
agoliveirapitti: Which one?07:38
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cjwatsonpitti: I got fed up of having to tell people that by hand every time :)07:39
pittiagoliveira: hanging manual partitioner07:39
cjwatsonI'm going to have to see if I can reproduce this myself, I guess07:39
agoliveirapitti: When you go over the normal process, parted_server hangs. If you start ubiquity with --debug it goes nicelly... go figure...07:40
cjwatsonand braindump my thought processes on evand along the way :)07:40
evandheh07:40
cjwatsonI wonder if something is colliding with the file descriptor the log file is initially opened on07:41
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pittiagoliveira: it's just the computer's way of telling you that it wants to talk to you more07:41
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cjwatsonagoliveira: can you get an strace of what parted_server is doing when it hangs?07:42
agoliveirapitti: This is cute :-P07:42
pitticjwatson: curious why it doesn't happen in vmware, though07:42
cjwatsonmm, hard to say as yet07:42
pittiagoliveira: which kind of file systems do you use?07:42
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agoliveiracjwatson: I'm installing right now but I'll see what I can get of it later.07:43
pittibut I already killed the ntfs one, that wasn't it07:43
agoliveirapitti: It's a tripple boot macboot so it has efi, afs, ntfs.07:43
polopoloIs it today bugday?07:43
agoliveirapitti: and ext3 and swap07:43
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pittiagoliveira: it doesn't happen with ext3 and swap in vmware, and otherwise we have entirely differnent fs'es, so it might not be that either07:44
bdmurraypolopolo: Yes it is07:47
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polopolobdmurray: ok07:50
agoliveiraGosh... now it hung just before shut down X when I told to reboot. And hung badly, I had to power it down.07:51
bdmurrayWe have a list of bugs we are working on at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2007062707:51
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nxvlpitti: thnx07:54
nxvlpitti: i have just see your answer about cp07:55
pittinxvl: mp07:55
pittino problem07:55
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nxvlpitti: the comand has a bug!07:55
nxvldpkg -S /bin/cp returns "coreutils:"07:56
cjwatsonnxvl: I think you get the general idea though07:57
cjwatsonrun dpkg -S /bin/cp and then inspect the package that returns07:57
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nxvlcjwatson: heh, yes, i did08:01
nxvlcjwatson: it was a joke08:01
nxvl:P08:01
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pittiagoliveira: is there already a bug report about the manual partitioning hang?08:11
agoliveirapitti: Not from me. I'll try to make it happen again in a few minutes;08:12
pittiagoliveira: ok; I'll create one, so that I have something to attach to my isotesting report; I don't have any logs, though08:13
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agoliveirapitti: As soon as I can get some I'll sen to you then.08:13
ulaaspitti, network manager has still the same issue..08:14
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pittiagoliveira: right, send it to that bug then, please08:17
pittiulaas: darn; can you please talk to asac to debug this further08:17
pitti?08:17
Evolution2i would like to know what third party repositories i need to have in adept package manager. and i also iam wondering why the "full upgrade" button is shaded08:18
ulaaspitti, sure.08:18
agoliveirapitti: sure. Can you give me a pointer for it?08:18
agoliveirapitti: Oh, isotracker?08:18
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ulaasasac, yo! how can i be of service08:18
pittiagoliveira: I didn't file it yet, in a minute08:18
pittiagoliveira: yes, iso-tracker allows you to put bug numbers into it08:19
agoliveirapitti: Ok.08:19
Evolution2anyone?08:20
sn0Evolution2 this isn't really the channel for support, please try #ubuntu08:21
Evolution2thanks08:21
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pittiagoliveira: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/12264508:25
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122645 in ubiquity "manual partitioning hangs indefinitively" [Undecided,New]  08:25
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agoliveirapitti: Got it.08:26
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ulaasasac, u there?08:27
asac_ulaas: sure08:35
ulaasasac_, ah wanna hear about network-manager issue..08:35
asac_ulaas: though expect me to go problem as my connection is really unstable today08:35
asac_ulaas: which one?08:36
ulaasasac_, endless wep key questionnaire..08:36
ulaasasac, sorry wpa08:36
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ulaasasac_, i have the latest packages of course08:37
pittiLaserJock: do you still have problems with compiz with latest packages/on current CDs?08:37
asaculaas: so how does it look like?08:37
LaserJockpitti: I do on VMware Fusion on my intel iMac08:37
pittimvo: ^08:37
paul_dI would expect a QA member to update 'Managing Status' of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/CommonTasks08:37
LaserJockpitti: but at home in VMware Server on my Ubuntu box it's fine08:38
pittiLaserJock: at the current point we won't re-roll CDs, but bug reports with hw details are heavily appreciated08:38
LaserJockI'm wondering if it's a VMware Fusion problem08:38
LaserJockalthough I'm not sure why that would be'08:38
pittiLaserJock: particular graphics driver, presumably08:38
asaculaas: ?08:39
ulaasasac, sec08:39
ulaasasac, typing in the key. wait for a few moments. and there comes the dialog again.08:39
LaserJockpitti: oh wait, is composite/compiz enabled by default then?08:40
LaserJockI assume so08:40
LaserJockin vmware, specifically08:40
pittiLaserJock: not in vmware, because the driver doesn't support it08:41
asaculaas: so you are using nm-applet...ubuntu4 ?08:41
pittiLaserJock: in general it's the default, but session startup uses some tests which disable it if the driver isn't good enough08:41
ulaasasac, i am a man of doubl check. a sec please08:41
bdmurraypitti: what are the tests?08:41
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LaserJockpitti: well, I've updated the bug I filed, I'll add more if mvo needs it08:42
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ulaasasac, thats the one.08:42
LaserJockit'd be nice to find somebody else using vmware fusion though and see if they can confirm08:42
mvoLaserJock: what bugnumber is that08:42
ulaasasac, i have cleaned my user. so gconf is fresh as new...08:43
ogradoes ubiquity hang foa anybody else in teh patiotioner ? 08:43
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LaserJockmvo: bug #12245908:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122459 in compiz "[gutsy]  cannot log in on edubuntu DesktopCD" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12245908:43
LaserJockogra: at least you can easily blame it on the ClassmatePC keyboard ;-)08:44
asaculaas: hmmm probably a regression from the patch we applied today08:44
ograwell, i'm on my main lappie :)08:44
pittibdmurray: what do you mean?08:44
LaserJockogra: but we don't know that ;-)08:44
ulaasasac, whatever you say bro. i ama s08:44
asaculaas: did nm-applet crash for you before today?08:44
pittiogra: yes, for manual partitioning?08:44
pittiogra: bug 122645?08:45
ograpitti: yup08:45
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122645 in ubiquity "manual partitioning hangs indefinitively" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12264508:45
ulaasasac, yap i got the whole shebang starting from yesterday08:45
bdmurraypitti: I was curious if it looked at the videocard pci id or something else.08:45
mvoLaserJock: oh? and this is still a problem? can you attach .xsession-errors from a failed login please?08:45
LaserJockmvo: hmm, I can try08:45
pittibdmurray: ah, those tests; there's a driver blacklist (vesa and nv) and then it does some checks on the glxinfo output08:45
asaculaas: and before yesterday all worked fine for you?08:46
ulaasasac, well that was feisty..08:46
ograpitti: i confirmed it08:46
cjwatsonogra: I'd like an strace of what parted_server is doing, if you can08:46
ograit happens definately on three different systems ... 08:47
ogracjwatson: trying :)08:47
cjwatsonI imagine it's hanging in just one syscall, but knowing which would be helpful ...08:47
cjwatsonor even attach gdb to it and get a backtrace, though you'd have to fiddle about to get symbols08:47
mvobdmurray: currently it does feature testing based on glxinfo and xpdyinfo and blacklisting of some drivers08:47
cjwatsonevand: have you managed to reproduce this hang?08:47
asaculaas: ok so you upgraded to gutsy yesterday got crashes and now you get password dialog popping up endlessly?08:48
nxvli have already patch bug #89945 can someone please check if the patch is correct?08:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 89945 in openssh "scp doesn't report correct filenames with spaces in verbose mode" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8994508:48
asaculaas: please post that info to bug 12122808:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121228 in network-manager "[gutsy]  segfault retrieving passphrase for WiFi network" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12122808:48
ulaasasac, yap. previous versions than ubuntu4 was crashing. ubuntu4 is asking for key forever.08:48
ulaasasac, you bet.. ;)08:49
evandcjwatson: negative, but I've only been using vmware08:49
asaculaas: or no ... please open a new bug and add a hint that this 08:49
evandwhich I hear nullifies it08:49
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asaculaas: popped up since ubuntu4  and link the bug above to the new bug08:49
asaculaas: thanks08:49
cjwatsonnxvl: incorrect as what if the filename contains single quotes?08:49
evandstill trying though08:49
ulaasasac, lemme first investigate a bit more. i am suspicious of keyring...08:49
cjwatsonit needs to be escaped properly rather than just surrounding it with ''08:49
asaculaas: feel free ... but i will be out soonish08:50
cjwatsonin any case, that bug should go upstream08:50
nxvlcjwatson: can a file name hace?08:50
nxvlhave*08:50
cjwatsonhttp://bugzilla.mindrot.org/08:50
cjwatsonnxvl: yes08:50
pittiasac, ulaas: maybe that's the part where that gnome-keyring fix comes into play?08:50
cjwatsona filename can contain any character except \008:50
ulaasasac, no problem. i will file thebug anyway.08:50
nxvlmmm08:50
pittinxvl: (except \0 and /)08:50
ulaaspitti, is there fix for that?08:50
cjwatson(though \n will probably break in a number of places ...)08:50
nxvlok, i will check another way to do it08:51
asacpitti: might be ... is the fix already in gutsy?08:51
asaculaas: what version of gnome-keyring do you have?08:51
ulaasasac, 2.19.4.1-0ubuntu108:52
asaculaas: are you on amd64?08:52
ulaasasac, nope i38608:53
asachmmm08:53
asaculaas: ok please file the new bug and don't forget to reference the original bug i mentioned above in the summary08:53
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ulaasasac, surely.08:53
asaculaas: i will come back to you with packages you might test ... probably tomorrow morning08:54
LaserJockmvo: I attached .xsession-errors to the bug report08:54
LaserJocktons of alsa stuff08:54
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ulaasasac, have a good one.08:54
ogracjwatson: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/strace-parted_server-tribe2.out08:55
cjwatsonogra: hmm, when did you start that?08:55
cjwatsonafter it appeared to have hung?08:55
cjwatsonperhaps slightly before?08:56
ograbefore clicking anything in the "manual/guided partitioning" selection dialog08:56
cjwatsonok08:56
sladennixternal: /proc/sys/net/ipv6    and  'unset'08:56
ograthe hanging ubiquity win is still there ... so it ran until it died08:57
cjwatsonnothing obvious in there, looks more subtle than just confused fds08:58
nxvlwhere can i see what initialize_main does, i'm searching, but i don't find it08:58
cjwatsonnxvl: (I'm not sure this bug report is worth lots of effort, to be honest)08:59
mvoLaserJock: what X driver is this system using 08:59
LaserJockmvo: the host?08:59
cjwatsonnxvl: there is no initialize_main function in openssh08:59
LaserJockor the livecd?08:59
cjwatsonat least not in the current version; perhaps you're looking at an old one09:00
mvoLaserJock: the thing that fails :)09:00
mvoLaserJock: could you please try to login into a fail-safe session and run glxinfo in a terminal? 09:00
LaserJockk09:01
LaserJockI also collected an .xsession-errors with the sound turned off, is that of use?09:01
mvoLaserJock: yes, less clutter sounds good09:02
nxvlcjwatson: no, but it is on cp09:02
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nxvlcjwatson: im looking how cp does it to make something like that in scp09:02
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ograhuh ? 09:03
ograwhy do i have xterm and uxterm in my menu ?09:03
nxvluxterm is xterm with unicode09:03
nxvlsomethimes both are installed09:04
ulaas_asac, recreated a new user. and now it works...09:04
ograi know what it is, it just has nothing lost in my liveCD menu :)09:04
LaserJockmvo: safe mode won't start X09:04
mvoLaserJock: oh? 09:04
LaserJockFailed to load vbe09:05
asaculaas_: ok so probably gnome-keyring broke compatibility with legacy settings somehow09:05
asaculaas_: please drop that info to bug as well09:05
mvoLaserJock: what driver is the thing using that fails?09:05
LaserJockvesa09:05
LaserJockdlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules//libvbe.so: invallid ELF header09:06
nxvlcjwatson: can u maybe recomend me a simple bug so i can fix it and learn?09:06
LaserJockmvo: ^^ seems to be the source of the problem09:06
nxvlcjwatson: i really want to help, but as you can see i'm new on this09:06
mvoLaserJock: but that would only explain the failsafe failure, not the regular one? or is vesa used in regular mode too?09:07
ograinvallid ELF header sounds bad though09:08
LaserJockI don't know, I'll reboot in regular mode and look at the xorg log09:08
mvothanks!09:09
LaserJockalthough X at least starts in regular mode09:10
cjwatsonnxvl: cp and scp don't share source code, so it might not be trivial09:10
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cjwatsonnxvl: I don't mean to discourage you; it's just that I recently did a pass through openssh and fixed most of the simple bugs I could find ;-)09:10
asaculaas_: btw, please keep the broken user09:10
cjwatsonnxvl: I believe there's a "bitesize" tag that's intended to be for this sort of thing, and you can query on that09:11
ulaas_asac, ooooops09:11
nxvlcjwatson: i don't undestand the "bitesize" thing09:12
asaculaas_: thats bad :/09:13
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LaserJockmvo: well, it's using the vmware driver in regular mode09:13
ulaas_asac, my bad. :(09:14
asaculaas_: yeah close bug again then09:14
asaculaas_: if someone else sees it we will get a new one09:14
cjwatsonnxvl: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Tags09:14
evandnxvl: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesize09:15
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asaculaas_: np ... remember that its important to keep broken things in future ... if you want to help :)09:15
mvoLaserJock: thanks! out of curiosity (and only if you have it available), does the regular ubuntu-desktop CD crash for you as well?09:16
LaserJockI haven't tried it yet, I was thinking the same thing09:16
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ulaas_asac, will keep that in mind.09:17
LaserJockmvo: let me rsync one up and I'll try it out09:17
nxvlthnx09:17
nxvli will try that09:18
nxvl:D09:18
nxvli whink i will start with ubuntulove09:18
dokoseb128: I did remove the Hidden attribute from  a menu entry, but I don't see the item appear in the menu, even alacarte doesn't show me the disabled entry. any hints?09:22
seb128doko: what menu entry?09:23
seb128doko: is there a TryExec? Is the corresponding binary available?09:24
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dokoseb128: ooo-draw, packages from deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/tmp/ooo-feisty/ ./   09:25
dokoi386 only09:25
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luisbgpitti, I'm having a major bug with the gutsy tribe 2 test iso09:28
luisbglive i386 one09:28
pittiluisbg: what's up?09:30
pittiluisbg: (sorry, I'm just about to leave for 30 minutes, bbl)09:30
luisbgwhen installing, I choose manual partitioning, then next, and the install program freezes there09:31
luisbgtried 3 tiems09:31
luisbgtimes*09:31
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luisbgpygi, seams like a big one to me ;)09:31
ograluisbg: you mean bug #122645  i guess09:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122645 in ubiquity "manual partitioning hangs indefinitively" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12264509:34
luisbgogra, yes09:34
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seb128doko: seems to be listed correctly under "Graphics" on my desktop09:35
dokoseb128: hrm, yeah, I remember now having removed the entry in the office menu :-/09:36
evandluisbg: does it occur when you pass --debug to the installer?09:36
dokosorry09:36
seb128that's alright09:37
luisbgevand, didn't check09:37
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LaserJockmvo: same thing with Ubuntu Desktop CD i38609:39
ograevand: called as sudo ubiquity --debug it seems to work fine here 09:41
evandogra: so that stops it from hanging for you?09:41
ograright09:41
evandhrm ok09:41
ograi wonder if that also happens if i call it with gksu 09:41
alex-weejseb128: did you write ubuntulooks?09:42
ScottKIs there an archive admin around that might approve clamav 0.90.3-1ubuntu2 (source).  It fixes a common postinst failure, so it'd be nice to have it out along with Tribe 2.09:42
ograevand: gksudo ubiquity --debug hangs09:43
pittievand: I wonder whether it actually works for anyone then...09:43
pittiwell, davmor2 successfully tested it on xubuntu at least09:44
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cjwatsonogra: (you never need to run gksudo/sudo; ubiquity does that itself)09:46
seb128alex-weej: no, it has been written by the clearlooks upstreams09:46
cjwatsonogra: if you get a hang in debug mode, /var/log/installer/debug + /var/log/syslog + /var/log/partman please09:46
ograoki09:46
seb128alex-weej: why?09:46
mvoLaserJock: what kind of vmware is it? workstation, server, player?09:46
mvoLaserJock: what version?09:46
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alex-weejseb128: gonna try and tackle an old bug that was introduced in edgy09:46
LaserJockmvo: it's VMware Fusion09:47
alex-weejtab colour highlights09:47
alex-weejfails to work in terminal, gedit, ephy's TDI UIs09:47
LaserJockhence why I'm suspecting it could be an issue specific to it as I don't know if there are many people using it09:47
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mvoLaserJock: if there is a way to get into a failsafe terminal  I would be interessted in the output of glxinfo09:47
ogracjwatson: hmm ubiquity doesnt truncate the old log on a new start, right ? 09:48
ograseems my debug log is some MB big ... 09:49
evandogra: it appends09:49
cjwatsonogra: nope, intentionally09:49
LaserJockmvo: heh, no go. If I start up failsafe terminal and then run glxinfo it kills X immediately09:52
ograwhile i collect teh stuff and move it around, here a traceback from ym syslog ...09:52
ograhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27470/09:52
ograevand, cjwatson ^^09:52
mvoLaserJock: ok, I will backlist the vmware driver than. the same happens on vesa_drv.so09:52
LaserJockmvo: it's odd that other people using VMware player or server aren't having the issue09:53
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LaserJockthis VMware Fusion is still beta I think so who knows ..09:53
seb128BenC, pitti: many apport crashes have still no stacktrace using the new linux version09:55
BenCseb128: according to pitti, his test cases passed...I need more info if possible09:56
seb128BenC: I'll speak to pitti, I don't know how to debug that, bug most of the bugs we are getting have no Coredump and users are running 2.6.22-709:56
ograevand, cjwatson, all three logs attached to bug #12264509:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122645 in ubiquity "manual partitioning hangs indefinitively" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12264509:58
evandthanks ogra 09:58
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pittiseb128, BenC: it's a miracle to me10:19
seb128pitti: that it doesn't work for eveyrbody?10:20
pittiseb128: yes10:21
pittiseb128: I'll ask in the bug to run the apport test suite, maybe that reveals the problem10:21
seb128you want a list of bugs?10:21
pittiseb128: that would be nice10:21
pittiseb128: and I should really teach apport to not send those in the first place; too bad that we noticed it so late10:22
seb128bug #12247010:22
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122470 in gnome-panel "gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV" [Low,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12247010:22
seb128bug #12251110:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122511 in rhythmbox "rhythmbox crashed with SIGSEGV" [Medium,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12251110:23
pittiseb128: do you get the effect yourself?10:23
seb128let me send a SIGSEGV to something10:23
bdmurraybug 12264110:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122641 in compiz "compiz.real crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12264110:23
pittiseb128: just run /usr/share/apport/testsuite/run-tests10:23
pittiseb128: that does plenty of SIGSEGVing10:24
pittiseb128: you need to empty /var/crash first, though10:24
seb128Test add_gdb_info() with a script. ... Failed to read a valid object file image from memory.10:25
seb128warning: Memory read failed for corefile section, 4096 bytes at 0xffffe000.10:25
seb128FAIL10:25
seb128FAIL: Test add_gdb_info() with a script.10:25
seb128----------------------------------------------------------------------10:25
seb128Traceback (most recent call last):10:25
seb128  File "/usr/share/python-support/python-apport/apport/report.py", line 1179, in test_add_gdb_info_script10:25
seb128    self.assert_('libc.so' in pr['Stacktrace'] )10:25
seb128AssertionError10:25
pittiseb128: ah-haa10:25
Admiral_Chicagopitti: the release notes should be finished for xubuntu as well, the wiki does not have content but we are fleshing things out in a meeting10:25
pittiAdmiral_Chicago: thanks10:26
Admiral_Chicagoi'll mail you when i'm happy with them. thanks10:26
pittiseb128: if you run '/usr/share/apport/testsuite/test-apport kernel', how far does it get?10:26
seb128* Check test process creation/killing with apport10:26
seb128Traceback (most recent call last):10:26
seb128  File "/usr/share/apport/testsuite/test-apport", line 165, in <module>10:26
seb128    check_crash()10:26
seb128  File "/usr/share/apport/testsuite/test-apport", line 60, in check_crash10:26
seb128    assert not os.path.exists('core'), 'no core dump in current directory'10:26
seb128AssertionError: no core dump in current directory10:27
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pittiseb128: did you have a core file in . before?10:27
seb128no10:27
pittiseb128: hm, so something is really broken here10:27
pittiseb128: do you have something interesting in /var/log/apport.log?10:28
seb128$ /usr/share/apport/testsuite/test-apport kernel10:28
seb128Traceback (most recent call last):10:28
seb128  File "/usr/share/apport/testsuite/test-apport", line 147, in <module>10:28
seb128    assert apport.fileutils.get_all_reports() == [] , 'no reports already present'10:28
seb128AssertionError: no reports already present10:28
seb12810:28
seb128that's with a _usr_share_apport_testsuite_test-apport.1000.crash in the directory10:28
pittiseb128: right, that's expected10:28
pittiseb128: the test suite requires /var/crash to be empty for useful checks10:28
seb128if I rm the crash I get the "AssertionError: no core dump in current directory" again10:29
pittiseb128: oh, btw, please killall update-notifier before starting the test10:29
pittiweird10:29
ograpitti: so do you plan to wait for a fix to bug #122645 ? looks quite critical 10:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122645 in ubiquity "manual partitioning hangs indefinitively" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12264510:29
seb128no difference without update-notifier10:29
pittiseb128: the description is a bit misleading, it means that there is a core file which shouldn't be there10:29
pittiogra: if we get one today still, then I might reconsider10:30
pittiogra: testing everything is expensive, but doable on one day10:30
ograwell, its a typical tester thing to use manual partitioning i guess10:30
seb128pitti: there is only a _usr_share_apport_testsuite_test-apport.1000.crash created when running the testsuite10:30
ograat least if i watch my testing behavior :)10:31
pittiseb128: can you please rm /var/crash again and that core file, and /var/log/apport.log, then run test-apport, and then send me the log file?10:31
pittiseb128: but you are on 2.6.22-7, right?10:31
seb128pitti: there is no apport.log created10:31
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seb128$ uname -r10:32
seb1282.6.22-7-generic10:32
seb128ah, test-apport10:32
seb128sorry, I tried the kernel thingy10:32
pittiseb128: right, 'test-apport kernel'10:32
seb128k, no log then10:32
pittiseb128: there is another mode 'lib' which doesn't work in the installed system10:33
evandof course I'm the only one who cannot reproduce the bug on real hardware10:33
pittiseb128: can you please have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.22/+bug/119267 ?10:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119267 in linux-source-2.6.22 "apport patches for CORE_REAL_RLIM and limit overriding do not work any more" [High,Fix released]  10:34
seb128pitti: trying that10:34
pittiseb128: in the description I describe some basic tests (without apport) to check the kernel behaviour10:34
pittiseb128: and describe behaviour on -6 and the expected one10:35
seb128pitti: 10:35
seb128$ ls -l /tmp/env /tmp/crash10:35
seb128-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 831488 2007-06-27 22:35 /tmp/crash10:35
seb128-rw-r--r-- 1 root root    151 2007-06-27 22:35 /tmp/10:35
seb128$ grep RLIM /tmp/env10:35
seb128CORE_REAL_RLIM=010:35
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pittiseb128: ulimit -c is 0?10:37
seb128yes10:37
seb128I followed the bug10:38
seb128the "In this case, CORE_REAL_RLIM should be 0 (since -1 means 'unlimited') and /tmp/crash should have the entire core dump (but is empty)."10:38
pittiright, your output looks fine10:39
seb128seems to be the correct then10:39
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pittiseb128: ok; I have some more ideas, let's do this in /msg to not spam the channel10:39
seb128k10:39
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ajmitchmorning10:47
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hungerDid somebody already succeed in getting vmware to run on gutsy?11:15
pittio/11:15
pittihunger: vmware 6 runs nicely (even amd64), but requires BenC's fixed vmnet.tar11:16
hungerWhere can I get that?11:16
pittiBenC: ^ is this on any public place? or the diff?11:18
DavieyOh goody, i would like that file aswell :)11:19
stgraberI've found a fixed vmnet.tar somewhere on the forum working just fine with 2.6.22-7 but would also like something more "official" :)11:19
hungerstgraber: You still got the URL?11:20
stgraberlet me check11:20
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hungerThere are vmware-player debs in aptitude... too bad that those are terribly out of date:-(11:21
stgraberhttp://npw.net/~phbaer/vmnet.tar11:21
stgraberfound in : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=47861111:21
hungerstgraber: THANKS!11:21
Davieystgraber: ty11:22
stgrabernp11:22
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superm1cjwatson, ping.  I wanted to see what your thoughts would be on bug #12204011:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122040 in casper "Casper should depend on discover1" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12204011:23
cjwatsonsuperm1: I think that's wrong, really; it's up to xserver-xorg to install what it needs11:24
cjwatsoncasper shouldn't have the dependency because xserver-xorg might (quite realistically!) change what it needs to discover hardware11:25
superm1ah i see11:25
cjwatsonxserver-xorg Recommends: discover1 | discover as it is11:25
cjwatsonso I think honestly this is just a bug in the construction of the third-party disks11:26
superm1okay i'll kill the bug then.  Wish I saw the recommends: discover1 in the first place :)11:26
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RadiantFireftopic11:36
RadiantFireoops :-(11:36
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bdmurraypitti: have you found anything more out about apport crash reports?11:52
pittibdmurray: no, I debugged something with seb128 for an hour, but no result; he doesn't get the effect11:53
pittibdmurray: I filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/122688 now, it has a list of affected bugs11:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122688 in apport "produces empty core dumps" [High,Incomplete]  11:53
pittibdmurray: in those bugs I ask the reporters about diagnosing apport itself11:53
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pittibdmurray: if you find more of those, maybe you can copy&paste that comment11:54
bdmurraypitti: sounds good11:57
pittibdmurray: I'll think about it again tomorrow11:58
pittibdmurray: at least the tags are right, so we can automatically traverse the bugs and reject the broken ones11:58
pittiI'll care about that once the issue is fixed11:58
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pittibdmurray: did you see anything else OMGbug apart from apport and ubiquity partitioner?11:59
ajmitchbye pitti 11:59
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bdmurraypitti: nope12:01
pittibdmurray: ok, fine12:02
pittibdmurray: we have to live with those warts, I'm afraid12:03
pittiI'll release-note them12:03
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