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kmonhi12:31
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kmonis there anyway to replace mactel efi? (with something that doesn't play a sound at start, for instance)12:40
Burgundaviakmon: this relaly isn;t a suppor tchannel, but I think there is a project called OpenEFI12:42
kmonBurgundavia: thanks12:43
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Kanohi, why dos: id -u now core dump?12:54
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Kano(testing amd64 current kubuntu iso)12:55
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s0undt3chhello ppl12:56
s0undt3chhello ppl, anyone knows if gtk+2 package ships with it's translations?12:56
s0undt3chaparently not, is this a bug?12:56
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Amaranths0undt3ch: translations are stripped out of main packages12:58
Amaranths0undt3ch: we have language packs instead12:58
s0undt3chAmaranth: then their not working12:58
s0undt3chat least for gtk+2 stuff12:58
s0undt3chlike it's stock buttons12:58
s0undt3chif you have gimp installed there try this12:58
Amaranthgutsy?12:58
s0undt3chLC_ALL=pt_PT.UTF-8 gimp-2.212:59
s0undt3chor your preferred locale12:59
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s0undt3chAmaranth: the stock buttons are not translated12:59
Amaranths0undt3ch: you have the language pack installed?12:59
ogras0undt3ch, do you have language-pack-gnome-pt and language-pack-gnome-pt-base ?01:00
s0undt3chAmaranth: yes, language-pack.pt01:00
s0undt3chAmaranth: I'm on kubuntu01:00
Amaranthanswer ogra's question :)01:00
ogras0undt3ch, gimp is no kde app ;)01:00
s0undt3chand yes language-pack-kde-pt-base is already the newest version.01:01
s0undt3chlanguage-pack-kde-pt is already the newest version.01:01
Amaranths0undt3ch: gimp is not a KDE app01:01
ogras0undt3ch, do you have language-pack-gnome-pt and language-pack-gnome-pt-base ?01:01
ograkubuntu doesnt install gnome stuff by default01:01
s0undt3chno, not gnome, but gnomew is a gtk2 app right?01:01
ograso no gnome/gtk langpacks01:01
s0undt3chok, I'm installng the gnome packs01:02
s0undt3chlet's see01:02
s0undt3charrrg, stupid01:02
s0undt3chogra, Amaranth: I need those gnome packs01:02
ograindeed :)01:03
s0undt3chbut while thinking gtk2 only one does not think of gnome01:03
s0undt3chthats' misleading01:03
Amaranthbasically if it's in main and uses gtk+ it's gnome and if it uses qt it's kde :)01:03
s0undt3chgot it01:04
s0undt3ch:)01:04
ograyou could also install language-support-pt01:04
ograthat solves all your probs01:04
ogra(installs all -pt stuff )01:04
Amaranthit's actually more like gnome == ubuntu-desktop, kde == kubuntu-desktop, and the base stuff is what they share01:04
Amaranthiirc, anyway01:05
s0undt3chogra: that's too many stuff, I like my locale in en_GB, I'm just developing an Irssi remote visual notifier and it's suposed to be translated ;)01:06
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ion_sundtch: Such a notifier already exists.01:09
s0undt3chion_: tell me the name of that one :)01:10
s0undt3chion_: fnotify.pl?01:10
ion_sundtch: http://blog.ryanak.ca/archives/13, which i enhanced a bit: http://heh.fi/tmp/fnotify.pl http://heh.fi/tmp/irssi-notify01:10
s0undt3chion_: that requires ssh at a specified interval, mine is real-time ;)01:11
ion_Interval, huh? Its a constant connection.01:11
s0undt3chhttp://irssinotifier.ufsoft.org01:11
s0undt3chion_: then I misread, and this is just an alternate one, with a GUI ;01:12
s0undt3ch)01:12
s0undt3chion_: by the way, mine was ispired by those posts ;)01:14
s0undt3chbbl01:15
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StevenKinfinity: Still living the LAX layover?03:51
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infinityStevenK: I've set up a booth where I'm selling charicatures.04:10
StevenKinfinity: Heh. Still trying to do bend libnss-db to my will.04:13
infinityStevenK: You're kidding...04:13
infinityStevenK: My opinion of your l33tness is rapidly declining, young man. :)04:14
StevenKinfinity: I did have eight hours sleep, an hour commute and an hour of other work. :_)04:14
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StevenKWhat is this $(mkinstalldirs) stuff, and why does it fail?04:15
StevenKinfinity: Oh yes, and I daresay bug 27630 can be nailed shut too?04:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 27630 in libcompface "libcompface: FTFBS - make up-to-dateness confusion on fast machines" [Unknown,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/2763004:16
infinityStevenK: haha.  Probably.  I need to clean my bug list. :)04:17
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StevenKinfinity: I removed a mkinstalldirs = ... line from po/Makefile.in.in, which allows the make to keep going, but then it tries to run '$(BUILD_PATH)/usr/share' and fails miserably.04:19
infinityYour autocrapfu is weak, I see.04:19
infinityOr, intltool, in that case... But I count it all as being in the same sinking boat.04:20
StevenKYup. I've managed to avoid it all quite neatly...04:20
infinityI'd proffer slightly less sarcastic advice, but I can barely think straight enough to do menial tasks like delete spam from my inbox right now.04:20
StevenKBeing 18 (?) hours into a layover will do that. :-/04:21
infinity19 hours now!04:21
StevenKThere isn't something like autoupdate (which I don't have much faith in), for intltool?04:23
infinityThe mangling of intltool madness should happen automagically with all the am/ac business.04:24
infinityAssuming intltool itself is installed.04:24
StevenKI think it ends up in the Build-Depends..04:25
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infinityMan, I get a kick out of "what do you do for a living?" ... "write operating systems."04:36
infinityJust had some very excited little man run off with an Ubnutu CD, saying "I'm going to install it right now!"04:37
infinityhere's hoping he doesn't come back for tech support, in the state I'm in...04:37
Amaranthwow the 'intel' driver must be _really_ broken04:38
Amarantheither that or Matthew Nuzum has the worst luck ever04:39
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xtknighti'm thinking of implementing (as part of the proposed "Windows" install for Ubuntu) a way of detecting supported devices on the user's pc.  who would be the best person to talk to about that?  (whether it's wanted, what language they need it in, etc)04:58
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StevenKinfinity: Oh my god, the thing builds.06:23
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AmaranthWho wrote the Kubuntu tribe 3 wiki page?06:42
HobbseeAmaranth: nixternal06:42
Amaranthnixternal: "With the merger from Beryl the Compiz team has released a KDE window decorator for Compiz." is incorrect :)06:42
Hobbseehehe06:42
ajmitchmust be vista kicking in06:42
Hobbseeyeah, i thought that was slightly odd06:43
nixternalwell then fix it..I don't follow that stuff, I was just told to make something up, and I did :)06:43
Amaranthkde-window-decorator has sort of existed in some form for awhile, i believe it become usable as of 0.4.006:43
nixternalI went into the fx channel asking for help, and got nothing but a bunch of "i have no clue"06:43
nixternalwell it just recently got uploaded into the repos maybe?06:44
Amaranthfind me next time ;)06:44
nixternalyou just messed up...I am going to bug you non-stop, like I do crimsun about audio06:44
nixternal;)06:44
Amaranthhehe06:44
crimsun...yeah, I was just going to say that.06:44
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nixternalhahahahaha06:44
Amaranthhmm, looks like kde-window-decorator was in feisty too06:46
infinityStevenK: u r a jeneoos lol!06:49
infinityStevenK: 2 more hours until I'm in the air!06:49
Hobbseeinfinity: put *down* the crackpipe now, then.06:50
StevenKHobbsee: He's been at LAX for 22 hours due to a large layover06:50
Hobbseethese two statemetns are not mutually exclusive06:51
Hobbseebut that's nasty!06:51
StevenKinfinity: Are you in any state to see a source packages or debdiff, or should I wait until you land and have slightly recovered?06:52
infinityStevenK: I'm not sure I understand the question.06:52
infinityStevenK: Or how this fancing blinking machine works.06:52
StevenKHeh06:52
infinityfancy, too06:53
infinityfancing!06:53
StevenKinfinity: I have a non yada infested libnss-db package. Are you in any state to see the source package I have made?06:53
infinityStevenK: The above was sarcasm, I didn't need an explanation. :)06:54
infinityStevenK: But the point's still valid, I'm in no state.  Mail me, and I'll see it on Tuesday.06:54
infinityStevenK: (I land at 8am, go home, nap, then get some work on)06:55
StevenKHrm. I wonder if the two Apache modules that are yada infested have been demoted.06:57
infinityPretty sure they weren't in main.06:58
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infinity-- gutsy/main build deps on yada:06:59
infinitylibapache2-mod-auth-pam06:59
infinitylibapache2-mod-auth-plain06:59
infinitylibnss-db06:59
infinityI lied.06:59
infinityAnd I kinda like mod_auth_pam, too...06:59
StevenKthom said both have no way of working with Apache 2.2, either.07:00
infinityOh, if they're broken, then it's a non-issue.07:00
StevenKOh, so we demote, or break them?07:01
infinitymod_auth_pam works, according to http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=39409707:02
ubotuDebian bug 394097 in libapache2-mod-auth-pam "libapache2-mod-auth-pam: doesnt work with Apache > 2.1" [Important,Open] 07:02
infinity(Someone follows up with a working config)07:02
StevenKinfinity: I had a naughty plan which was to upload yada with a binary package rename to 'broken-piece-of-crap' and then clean out the NBS list of yada.07:02
infinityThere's a lot of stuff in universe that build-deps on yada.07:03
StevenK24, at last count07:03
infinityRemoving it form supported is good enough for me.07:03
StevenKAgreed. I'd at least like it out of main.07:04
infinityAlright, too lazy to plug in the laptop to charge it, so this is where I get off.07:06
infinitySee you in however many hours it is from now until Tuesday wheneverish.07:06
StevenKinfinity: Enjoy07:08
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StevenKMorning pitti08:07
pittiGood morning08:07
pittihey StevenK08:07
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Hobbseemorning pitti!08:09
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Hobbsee:)08:09
Hobbseepitti: how was your weekend?08:10
pittiHobbsee: great! Katie Melua concert, ice cream, barbecue, and some wedddin preps08:11
pittiHobbsee: how was your's?08:11
Hobbseenice!  :)08:11
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Hobbseepitti: good...had a birthday, have my grandmother over here on a holiday at the moment.  was fun08:12
Hobbseeoh, and fixed adept08:13
dokogood morning08:25
pittihey doko08:25
Hobbseemorning doko!08:25
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mvohey doko08:26
Hobbseeargh!!!  it's mvo!!!!08:26
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pittimvo: do you know who is responsible for opera on archive.c.c?08:27
Hobbseepitti: i doubt anyone is, as they havent hired someone for it yet08:27
Hobbseeas in, the job is still listed08:27
mvopitti: the last update done by etienneg, but I'm not sure if he is not too busy currently08:27
mvopitti: the 9.22 release should go in asap I guess?08:27
pittimvo: right, I just got a ping about it08:28
mvopitti: I can have a look in a bit08:28
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pittimvo: I'll mail Etienne and CC Fabio and you, ok?08:29
mvopitti: yes08:30
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mvopitti: I answered to opera now and CCed you. I prepare a new version now08:40
pittimvo: great, thanks!08:40
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StevenKpitti: Would you mind booting gmp out of NEW, it should halve libgmpxx4's NBS linecount08:53
saispoanyone use rt61 driver here ? i can't get working wpa with it08:54
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Hobbseeoh no, it's Toadstool!08:58
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pittiStevenK: done08:59
StevenKpitti: Thanks09:00
StevenKJust before a publisher run too, excellent.09:01
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seb128morning09:18
seb128Hobbsee: ping? I don't get your gnome-panel change, the icon cache is generated during the installation09:21
Hobbseeseb128: yes, i think i mixed my error messages, and screwed it up.  i thought it was the debhelper thing again, so just needed a rebuild, as ooo did :(09:22
Hobbseeseb128: apologies :(09:22
Hobbseemorning, btw09:22
Hobbseeseb128: then again, it being only a rebuild, it shouldnt have broken anything, as it doesnt seem to have a frankenstinean build system, like apt.09:23
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Hobbsee(which is why i didnt ask you to check it first_09:23
Hobbsee* )09:23
seb128k09:23
seb128feel free to drop a mail if you have a question and I'm not on IRC next time09:24
seb128but right, the upload doesn't break anything, it's just of no use ;)09:24
seb128hey carlos!09:24
carlosseb128: hey seb!09:25
Hobbseeseb128: sure09:25
seb128carlos: had a nice end of GUADEC and travel back to Spain?09:25
Hobbseeevand: ping09:25
seb128Hobbsee: what was the bug about BTW? maybe I know how to fix it ;)09:25
seb128you mentioned no LP number in the changelog09:26
xtknightseb128, did you get a chance to look at Bug 60258 ?09:26
ubotuLaunchpad bug 60258 in gnome-art "Ruby crashes while using gnome-art-manager" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6025809:26
Hobbseeseb128: let me see...it was a report on irc.  *grabs logs*09:26
carlosseb128: yeah, we had a delayed flight so I didn't arrive home until 4:00 AM (instead of 2:00AM) but other than that... :-)09:26
seb128xtknight: I didn't look at much bugs recently, I was travelling for 2 weeks and I've back to work on my desktop for 10 minutes09:26
xtknightseb128, oh that would explain it :)09:26
xtknightno hurry just wondered09:27
seb128s/'ve back/'m back09:27
Hobbseeseb128: http://pastebin.com/m212262c909:27
seb128xtknight: well, if I don't comment on a bug that's usually that I didn't look at it ;)09:27
Hobbseeseb128: was the guy's pastebin09:27
xtknighthah09:27
Hobbseeseb128: (feisty --> gutsy upgrade)09:28
Hobbseeseb128: and there was no bug number, due to it not being filed as a bug :)09:28
seb128Hobbsee: I think I know what's creating the problem, I would need informations on the setup though, who is the guy?09:28
Zichmm => question about metacity-theme in Gutsy : Is it normal that the control bar is slimmer than Feisty ?09:28
seb128Hobbsee: those are usually created by packages not installing icons correctly09:28
seb128or by people installing some out of the packaging system09:29
Hobbseeseb128: tatters09:29
ZicI can see it very well in a Plasma of 107cm :] 09:29
Hobbseeseb128: right09:29
seb128would be interesting to know if a package is b0rked or if he installed something out of the packaging system09:29
Hobbseeindeed09:29
Hobbsee[17:29]  [Notice]  -SeenServ- I last saw tatters (n=test@AC8EB1E5.ipt.aol.com) 14h 6m 45s ago, quiting: "Leaving."09:30
seb128anyway he's not on the chan, let's him file a bug if he wants his problem fixed09:30
Hobbseefair enough09:31
mvocould anyone with edgy (or a edgy VM) do a quick install/run test for http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/opera_9.22-20070716.6edgy1_i386.deb ?09:33
Hobbsee...edgy?09:33
MithrandirHobbsee: you know, 6.10. :-)09:33
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MithrandirI have servers with edgy on them09:33
HobbseeMithrandir: but that's...like...old!09:34
StevenKI have a chroot here, hold on.09:34
HobbseeMithrandir: based on the fact that i cant even remember thelast time i had an edgy install, let alone used it for daily use...09:34
MithrandirHobbsee: I have servers with dapper on them too. :-P09:35
MithrandirI think we got rid of breezy though09:35
Hobbseeyeah, but that's LTS, so it's a bit mroe expected09:35
Hobbseeheh09:35
StevenKmvo: Downloading it now.09:35
mvoStevenK: cool, thanks a lot!09:36
Mithrandirexcept it doesn't support the SAS controller in a couple of the machines, so dapper's not really an option there.09:36
Hobbseedapper doesnt support this machine.09:36
StevenKmvo: Looks okay to me09:38
mvoStevenK: thanks, it looks fine in my vm as well, I will upload now09:38
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mvocould someone with feisty (or feisty VM) check http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/opera_9.22-20070716.6feisty1_i386.deb please?09:59
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asacpitti: please give back ffox on sparc.10:05
pittiasac: done10:08
pittiasac: good morning10:08
asacpitti: rock10:08
mvonoone here with feisty and a bit of time to test  http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/tmp/opera_9.22-20070716.6feisty1_i386.deb ?10:08
asacpitti: morning!10:08
mvohey asac!10:08
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asachey mvo ... how was your holiday ;)10:09
asacmvo: oh wait ;)10:09
mvoasac: guadec you mean? very good!10:09
asacyeah10:09
pittiasac: btw, would it be possible to create midbrowser like epiphany? i. e. building on top of the firefox engine, but having a more lightweight UI, use gettext, etc.?10:09
asaconly thing i heard was the wifi was bad10:09
asacmvo: is that the truth?10:10
asacpitti: the idea is to have xul based browser10:10
mvoasac: the talks were very good and it was great meeting so many upstream people. but the wifi was terrible10:10
asacpitti: so things like extensions et al can be as easily written as for firefox10:11
pittiasac: so if xulrunner is the future, and we have to put another mozilla copy into main anyway, shouldn't we rather put xulrunner into main then?10:11
Chipzzmvo: it's not easy to offer good wifi with lots of people in a small area10:11
asacpitti: xulrunner is not yet ready ... we can start when firefox 3 is out10:11
asacpitti: thats what I am talking about ;)10:11
pittiasac: so xulrunner wouldn't even work for the midbrowser project?10:12
mvoChipzz: yeah, I understand that. I sounded too negative, its good that we had network, but it was difficult to get on it quite often :)10:12
asacpitti: yes and no ... it would be too hacky for now10:12
asacpitti: xulrunner on 1.8.0.x branch is just not ready to run full xul apps10:13
asac1.8.x branch i mean10:13
Chipzzmvo: just mentioning it because I have first-hand experience with just that ;)10:13
Chipzz(providing wi-fi in small area with lots of ppl)10:13
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asacpitti: xulrunner was never ment to be released from that branch ... it was mike who brought this package up10:13
mvoChipzz: fosdem? that was quite good this year :)10:13
Chipzzmvo: idd :)10:13
Chipzzbecause we had some professional grade equipment from greenpeace ;)10:14
asacpitti: and it works for gtkmozembed ... and basic chrome apps.10:14
Chipzz(plus a shitload of linksys'es ;)10:14
asacpitti: my primary goal for gutsy+1 is to make the duplicate sources go away10:15
asacpitti: i probably hate it more than you do ;)10:15
pittiasac: yeah, for the LTS this is quite important indeed10:16
asachmmm sparc failed again with libgnomeui-dev not installable10:18
asacseb128: ^^^ ?10:18
asacseb128: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8547045/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-sparc.firefox_2.0.0.5%2B2-0ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz10:18
seb128asac: looking10:18
seb128I don't know10:19
seb128would need a login on a gutsy sparc10:19
asacdoko: ?10:19
seb128to try to apt-get install packages and figure which one is blocking10:19
dokoasac: !10:20
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asacdoko: can you try?10:20
dokoasac: try what?10:20
asacdoko: libgnomeui-dev not installable ....10:20
asacon sparc10:20
asac< seb128> would need a login on a gutsy sparc10:20
dokoasac: do you have access to faure in the DC?10:21
asacdoko: i have no idea :) ... but I doubt that I can install anything10:21
seb128doko: you can't apt-get install in the chroots though, can you?10:22
dokoasac: ohh, then I can fix the xul dependency bullshit for gutsy+1 :-)10:22
asacdoko: i talked to mike10:22
asacdoko: the reason is that -common contains lots of xul ...which might break things10:23
asacif you soften the dependencies10:23
dokoseb128: no, trying now on another machine10:23
seb128mvo: is there a way to run a "apt-get install -s package" with a normal user?10:24
dokoasac: sorry, still don't get it, that this stuff changes for a) subsubminor versions, b) for debian release numbers10:24
dokoasac: but I may consider doing the same for GCC ;-P10:24
asacdoko: new upstream releases10:24
asacdoko: can break10:24
asacdoko: new debian uploads should be fixed now according to mike10:24
dokoasac: so why does he refuse it to fix it for a) and b)?10:25
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asacfor b) it should be fixed10:25
asacfor a) its too hard to track10:25
asacwhich i agree 50%10:25
mvoseb128: yes -o Debug::NoLocking=true10:25
seb128mvo: you are a star ;)10:26
dokoasac: maintaining the gcc/gcj/gnat split is hard as well. so this is not an argument10:26
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seb128hum, libgnomeui-dev is already installed on faure so it doesn't work there10:27
dokoseb128: same for me, so what should be removed?10:28
asacdoko: personally i would do it as a) is unlikely to break anything imo.10:28
asacdoko: but i agree that fixing the archive would fix things once for everyone10:28
seb128doko: well, asac tries to figure why libgnomeui-dev is not installable on sparc, having a clean chroot or a pbuilder login to try to install it would be nice10:28
dokoseb128: libgnomecanvas seems to be out of date10:30
seb128looking10:30
asacseb128: yes " gutsy sparc   Failed to build"10:31
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seb128  libgail-dev: Depends: libgnomecanvas2-dev (>= 2.4.0) but it is not going to be installed10:31
asacyes ... looks like a depend circle?10:32
seb128circular depends, not good10:32
seb128brb, trying the new glib2.0 update10:33
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asacseb128: Changes in GAIL 1.19.5 ... - Move gailcanvas to gnomecanvas and remove gnomecanvas dependence [#363103]  (Li Yuan).10:59
seb128cool10:59
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mvoseb128: is bugzilla.gnome.org down?11:01
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asacseb128: me might have to go through build-rdepends though11:02
seb128mvo: looks like11:02
seb128asac: why?11:02
Amaranthmvo: i hope luis didn't break it again11:02
Amaranth:P11:02
asacseb128: because there might be packages that miss build-depends on libgnomecanvas2-dev if we drop that from libgail-dev too now?11:05
seb128they should not11:06
seb128packages should not rely on indirect depends, if they use a lib they should Build-Depends on it11:06
asacyes ... ok lets hope then11:06
asacseb128: you want me to push that update?11:06
seb128what update? you mean the Depends change?11:07
seb128go for it, usually dholbach takes care for the a11y stack but he's not around11:07
asacseb128: ok11:08
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asacseb128: done11:12
seb128danke11:12
buxydo people know if cjwatson is on vacation ?11:27
Mithrandirbuxy: afaik, he's not.11:28
buxyI haven't managed to have a response from him since more than a week... yet I've seen him upload stuff11:28
MithrandirI think he's just been busy.11:28
buxyMithrandir: he told me he had a copy of the dpkg arch repository and I just wanted him to make it available to me :)11:29
cjwatsonsorry, I'll get back to you in a moment, just trying to look up the details11:29
cjwatsonI have a nasty suspicion that a mere checkout may not be as useful as I had thought11:29
buxyyes, most people only have a checkout11:30
buxyjust make it available, I'll check for you if there's history in your files or not11:30
thominfinity: that hack solution for mod_auth_pam looks like a really bad idea11:34
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iwjYikes.  cadmium's disk filled up and I have 1140 mails to tell me about it.12:08
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Amaranthbryce: can you sync xserver-xorg-video-ati from experimental? it fixes Xv with Composite (video with compiz)12:12
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pittiAmaranth: please file a sync request bug12:14
Amaranthhmm, never done one of those12:15
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seb128Amaranth: are you requesting a sync or asking bryce if that's ok to do one?12:20
iwjAmaranth: Were you asking Bryce for advice whether the sync ...12:20
iwjwhat seb128 said.12:20
Amaranthboth, i guess12:20
Amaranthif it's ok to do one someone else would have to do it :)12:21
iwjRight, then bryce would be the person to ask I think.12:21
seb128k, let's wait for bryce reply before filling the bug then12:21
cjwatsonbuxy: ok, gluck:~cjwatson/public_html/archives/ and gluck:~cjwatson/public_html/bzr/mvo/ is the best I've been able to dig up, I'm afraid. It's not at all complete but it may help you reinstate a little bit more of the history.12:27
mvobuxy: I send you a copy of my old checkout a while ago, but I guess that was not very helpful?12:27
buxymvo: well a checkout without history isn't very useful, in that case I prefer creating fake history with archives of dpkg uploads (i have most of them from that period)12:28
cjwatsonunfortunately I cleared out my arch revlib a while back12:36
Amaranthasac: why do you keep moving bug 113086 back to compiz?12:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113086 in firefox "Enabling Desktop Effects, some part of firefox and thunderbird windows are black for few seconds when I deminimize them." [Medium,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11308612:36
cjwatsonupon realising that between it and my arch cache there were 1.5 million files in there12:36
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buxyouch, yeah, arch is expensive in files :)12:37
buxycjwatson: what are the bzr repo supposed to be? conversion of old arch repo into bzr?12:38
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cjwatsonbuxy: a branch from that, I think. found it in mvo's home directory ... ;-)12:38
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cjwatsonbuxy: I take it you've tried Manoj already?12:39
asacAmaranth: i want compiz people to investigate12:39
asacAmaranth: i don't see that its firefox12:39
Amaranthi'm compiz people ;)12:39
buxycjwatson: yes, although he has never formally replied to my email, I need to pester him a bit12:39
asacAmaranth: cool ... figure out why it happens in compiz while it doesn't without :)12:39
cjwatsonthe bzr one may not be useful; I just thought the base might provide another interesting point of history12:39
buxyduring debconf he told me he might have it on his backup server but could only check after his vacation12:40
cjwatsonbuxy: or djpig?12:40
Amaranthasac: because lack of support for _NET_WM_SYNC_REQUEST in firefox means compiz doesn't know when the window is ready to be displayed12:40
cjwatsonI assume you've tried him already since he's current dpkg team12:40
buxycjwatson: djpig hasn't, he's still active in dpkg development and he's involved in that ;)12:41
buxyright12:41
asacAmaranth: what does that mean? what shall gecko do then?12:41
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Amaranthasac: trying to find a clear example of how to implement it12:43
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asacAmaranth: anyway ... compiz shouldn't break applications that don't implement that, right?12:44
Amaranthasac: it doesn't 'break'12:44
Amaranthyou just get a black window during minimize/restore12:44
Amaranthbecause compiz does the animation before the window is ready (since the window doesn't tell compiz when it's ready)12:44
asacAmaranth: hmmm ... can't compiz do better? e.g. detect if that feature is supported and otherwise fallback to something else?12:45
Amaranthfallback to what?12:45
asaci am not into this ... but my guess would be to fallback to "no animation" :)12:45
Amaranththat'd look pretty weird12:46
Amaranthweirder than having a black window for the 1/4 second the animation is running12:46
Amaranthhrm, _NET_WM_SYNC_REQUEST looks hard :p12:47
asacAmaranth: why can't compiz fall back to something like what metacity does?12:48
Amaranthin that case it's a bug against compiz-fusion-plugins-main but the compiz-fusion guys will just tell you to fix firefox :P12:48
asacthats ignorance imo ... but anyway ... at least drop the needed infos to the upstream bug please12:49
asaci can then confirm it ... so upstream devs will at least take a look at it12:49
Amarantherr, it already has the needed info12:49
asacAmaranth: do you have bug id at hand again?12:49
Amaranthasac: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=37829312:49
ubotuMozilla bug 378293 in General "Black regions during unminimizing/unshading/opening Firefox/Thunderbird with Compiz" [Normal,Unconfirmed] 12:49
Amaranththe link to the mailing list post should explain enough12:50
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cjwatsonsoren: an interesting issue has come up with apparmor-utils in standard12:54
asacAmaranth: I confirmed that bug ... but honestly, without any compiz people stepping in I doubt that it will be fixed in near future12:54
Amaranthasac: the only implementation of _NET_WM_SYNC_REQUEST i can point you to is in gtk+12:54
Amaranthwhich i suppose you could use?12:54
cjwatsonsoren: apparmor-utils Depends: apparmor Depends: apparmor-modules, the effect of which is to make the archive think that a kernel package (it's picked -386) needs to be promoted to Priority: standard12:54
Amaranthyou can drive it manually12:54
asacAmaranth: so is every non-gtk application broken like firefox for now?12:55
Amaranthno, Qt stuff works too12:55
Amaranthfirefox uses gtk+, doesn't it?12:55
pitticjwatson: now that we have the modules in the default kernel, we can drop that dependency IMHO12:55
cjwatsonsoren: I'd much rather that no particular kernel package was Priority: standard. Can we drop that Depends: apparmor-modules to Recommends?12:55
asacAmaranth: firefox uses gdk to draw its widgets12:55
Amaranthasac: right12:55
Amaranthasac: so you can use this :)12:55
asacAmaranth: if you come up with the way gtk does it we can probably fix it12:55
Amaranthyou just have to drive it manually12:56
cjwatsonpitti: the only use I can see for it is if the kernel/userspace API changes12:56
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asacAmaranth: do you know how I can drive it with gdk means?12:56
Amaranthhold on12:56
asacAmaranth: please drop that infos to upstream bug ... and let me know ... I will then look how this might be adapted to gecko12:57
Amaranthasac: eh, i don't have an account on that bugzilla12:57
Amaranthasac: it's http://developer.gnome.org/doc/API/2.0/gdk/gdk-Windows.html#gdk-window-enable-synchronized-configure12:57
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Amaranthasac: if you use that compiz will wait until you call gdk_window_configure_finished to paint12:59
asacAmaranth: hmmm i somehow don't see when I should call finished12:59
Amaranthasac: when firefox has finished handling "Configure events"01:00
Amaranthi guess once it has the window drawn01:00
Amarantheither on map or resize01:00
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Amaranthasac: apparently it also helps with flicker on resize for regular WMs too01:01
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bSONseb128: are you involved in the CompositeByDefault spec?01:06
seb128bSON: yes01:06
seb128why01:06
seb128?01:06
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AmaranthbSON: what's up?01:07
bSONseb128: i was wondering where it is decided which settings are chosen for the compiz plugins. the spec only lists which plugins should be enabled, not how they should be configured01:08
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bSONhello Amaranth01:08
AmaranthbSON: The guiding principle and 'sleek and unobstrusive'01:09
AmaranthNice to look at but not particularly eye catching or annoying01:09
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sorencjwatson: Mathiaz is doing apparmour.. I haven't looked at it very much.01:10
seb128bSON: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompizTeam01:11
seb128bSON: changes to do are listed there01:11
bSONAmaranth: that's good, but i find it a bit annoying that the last package version's animation settings where pretty miuch modeled after windows vista01:11
bSONseb128: thanks01:11
AmaranthbSON: How do you mean?01:11
seb128bSON: animations didn't change, we use the zoom one01:11
bSONstrange, they changed when i last updated....01:12
seb128looks like a local bug then01:12
asac_Amaranth: was offline01:12
AmaranthThe animations we use have basically existed since the original compiz01:12
Amaranthexcept the open/close animations, those are new01:12
Amaranthso not copied from vista ;)01:12
bSONthen it must be a bug. i was already shocked ;)01:13
seb128bSON: what sort of animation do you have?01:13
StevenKAmaranth: I don't recall ever seeing Vista with wobbly windows.01:13
Amaranthasac_: you just need to call gdk_window_configure_finished after you're done drawing on map or resize01:13
AmaranthStevenK: that's not on by default?01:14
bSONseb128: i don't know the create animation's name any more, but close animation was glide01:14
cjwatsonsoren: ok, thanks01:14
AmaranthbSON: yeah, glide01:14
Amaranththose have been the defaults for over a month01:14
bSONwhich looks just like vista01:14
Amaranthdoes it? never seen vista01:14
seb128I've not tried vista yet01:14
StevenKAmaranth: Not on the Vista machine I've used. Then again, its graphics card is a complete PoS. :-)01:14
Amaranthmy card isn't powerful enough :P01:14
bSONi tried a beta01:14
Amaranthwhich is pretty sad, it's a GeForce Go 7400, haven't found a modern game it won't play at least decently :)01:15
bSONwell the problem is not that it looks like vista naturally, but for my taste that animation is not _that_ unobstrusive. maybe it just has to be a tad faster, i don't know01:15
seb128what animations do you have a problem with?01:16
sorencjwatson: What are the priorities used for anyway?01:17
bSONseb128: the glide animation. i think it gets nervewrecking after a while01:17
StevenKI found the default animations in Tribe 2 (not tried Tribe 3 yet) subtle and unobstrusive.01:17
AmaranthbSON: it's already so fast i don't even see the actual animation01:17
AmaranthbSON: just a sort of blur and i have my window01:17
bSONAmaranth: i mean close01:17
sorencjwatson: I know that one can rely on required and essential to be installed, but the others?01:17
StevenKClose is fade, I thought01:18
AmaranthbSON: close too, but less so01:18
Amaranthclose is glide 201:18
bSONis there a way to go back to ubtuntu default setttings?01:18
Amaranthit folds the window out away from you01:18
AmaranthbSON: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz01:18
bSONthanks01:18
Amaranthbut if you can really get annoyed by 2/10 of a second of animation of any kind i'm impressed01:19
Amaranthi can barely even see it :)01:19
bSONAmaranth: i don't have a glide, but a zoom-in effect for closing now01:19
bSONmaybe i'm too sensible ;)01:19
StevenKActually, I did a have a bug about compiz.01:19
StevenKs/did a/did/01:20
StevenKThe alt-tab window switcher in metacity talks if orca is running. compiz under Feisty the window switcher doesn't, does the one Gutsy talk?01:20
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cjwatsonsoren: Priority: standard is only really relevant in itself to dselect users, but the same comments apply to the standard task which is installed by pkgsel01:21
bSONAmaranth: i think it's not particularly unobstrusive if closed windows jump at you as they do for me now after usettin01:21
AmaranthStevenK: ugh, don't want to turn on a11y :P01:21
cjwatsonsoren: required and important correspond to the two stages of debootstrap01:21
cjwatsonsoren: optional and extra are largely undistinguished in Ubuntu01:22
AmaranthStevenK: probably not though, compiz just draws the text using cairo afaik01:22
StevenKAmaranth: Ah. Shall I file a bug? My (visually impaired) boss didn't mind the animations and wobbly windows, but not talking when alt-tab'ing is a showstopper, and it could be considered a regression, given it may be on.01:23
Amaranthyeah01:24
Amaranthhopefully just using pango will be enough to fix it01:24
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StevenKAmaranth: Or shall I be lazy and trust you to remember? :-)01:24
Amaranthheh01:24
Amaranthi'll forget01:24
ion_talk?01:24
Amaranthfile a bug, mark it triaged and high01:24
StevenKion_: Speak the title of window that will be switched to.01:25
Amaranthif using pango is enough i can just snag the cairo context out of pango and not have to redo a lot of code01:25
StevenKAmaranth: Against compiz?01:25
Amaranthyeah01:25
StevenKOooer, bug 91780 . That's particularly annoying01:26
ubotuLaunchpad bug 91780 in compiz "Compiz's corner resize grabbers are difficult to get hold of" [Wishlist,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9178001:26
Amaranthhopefully the kubuntu guys won't hurt me for making compiz-plugins depend on pango :)01:26
sorencjwatson: I see. Thanks for clarifying.01:27
bSONAmaranth: after running your command, the settings shown by ccsm and those used don't match anymore01:27
RiddellAmaranth: why does it need to do that?01:27
AmaranthRiddell: a11y, apparently01:27
Amaranthwell, and for non-crappy text rendering01:27
cjwatson$ wget -q -O- http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/germinate-output/kubuntu-gutsy/desktop | grep ^libpango01:28
cjwatsonlibpango1.0-0                    | pango1.0                         | libgtk2.0-0                     | Ubuntu Desktop Team <ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com>                         |          350176 |             88801:28
cjwatsonlibpango1.0-common               | pango1.0                         | libpango1.0-0                   | Ubuntu Desktop Team <ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com>                         |            6666 |             12401:28
cjwatsonso it shouldn't make any difference to Kubuntu01:28
Amaranthno problem then :)01:28
Riddellyeah, amarok brings it in anyway01:28
Amaranthamarok? weird01:28
Riddellfor libgpod01:28
Amaranthah, dang those kids and their ipods01:29
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AmaranthbSON: bug in ccsm, i guess01:29
StevenKAmaranth: Bug filed. bug 12770501:30
ubotuLaunchpad bug 127705 in compiz "compiz doesn't "talk" when switching windows" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12770501:30
bSONAmaranth: is it right that create animation = glide1 and close animation = glide2 ?01:30
AmaranthbSON: yes01:30
bSONok01:30
StevenKAmaranth: Importance changed like you asked, sorry.01:30
bSONseb128, Amaranth: i would propose zoom for window creation because it nicely guides the user's focus without being obtrusive imo01:33
bSONafk01:33
AmaranthbSON: glide 1 looks like a weird zoom at the speed we have it running01:33
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pitticjwatson: can you please have a quick look at bug 33249? from Keybuk's comment it sounds like hw-detect should defer modprobing usb-storage until after probing for the fixed disks; but is that really that deterministic in dapper?02:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 33249 in hw-detect "root partition once /dev/sdi1 then /dev/sda1" [Medium,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/3324902:16
pitticjwatson: i. e. will booting the installed system always initialize the modules for the fixed disks first?02:17
pitticjwatson: (this might be an opportunity for the dapper point release)02:17
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asacHi Hobbsee02:26
Hobbseeheya asac :)02:27
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xxxxx1morning all!02:34
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pittimvo: I added a question to bug 47044, can you please have a look?03:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 47044 in apt "apt cant work with disable proxy" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/4704403:00
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Hobbseeif you dont like the switch in shell, please dont complain about it a full *year* after it's been discussed and implemented.03:00
pittiHobbsee: you mean /bin/sh -> dash?03:01
Hobbseepitti: yeah03:01
Hobbseewhinging about bash not being used, so that the bash scripts arent compatible, and it needs to be bash so it can work on all distros, and bsd as well03:02
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broonieNeeds bash so it can work on all distros? Interesting...03:02
Hobbsee[22:59]  <slougi> it's just that i want those scripts to work as widely as possible03:02
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Hobbsee[23:00]  <slougi> currently the BSD's work, solaris works, redhat-derived stuff works, *buntu is broken ;)03:03
Hobbsee[22:55]  <slougi> biggest annoyance is that the following breaks: if [ "${dirname:0:1}" != "/" ] ; <-- afaik this is actually standard usage03:03
Hobbsee[22:56]  <slougi> and the above is standard POSIX afaik03:03
Mithrandiruh, that's quite special, since the BSDs generally have strict-ish /bin/sh-s03:03
broonie*Solaris* works. Ah, they're not being completely unreasonable.03:03
StevenKThat is not standard POSIX.03:04
evandHobbsee: pong03:04
Hobbseeevand: did you get my mail?  :)03:04
Hobbseeaparently it's an init script, so...03:04
StevenK${variable} will work, ${variable:0} and similar are bashisms03:04
evandHobbsee: indeed, reading it now03:04
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StevenKHobbsee: I wonder, given that line if they're trying to determine the directory name is a symlink. If so, there are better ways. :-)03:05
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HobbseeStevenK: no idea, ask03:07
slougiyeah about the dash thing, i hope it's ok to bring it up here?03:07
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IntuitiveNippleAre there any ACPI suspend gurus in the Ubuntu devs?03:10
Mithrandirslougi: don't ask to ask. :-)03:10
HobbseeIntuitiveNipple: mjg59 iirc03:10
IntuitiveNippleHobbsee: thanks... I'll keep an eye out03:10
slougiMithrandir: have bad experiences from some other distro devel chans ;)03:11
Mithrandirslougi: worst case, we tell you something is offtopic here and direct you to some other place.03:12
cjwatsonslougi: I'd suggest this portable construct instead:03:12
Mithrandirslougi: what is it you're really trying to do?03:12
slougiright =)03:12
cjwatsoncase $dirname in03:12
slougiyeah one second03:12
cjwatson    /*) ;;03:12
cjwatson    *) do whatever you wanted ;;03:12
cjwatsonesac03:12
ion_case "$dirname" in03:12
cjwatsonassuming I've read you correctly03:12
cjwatsonion_: not necessary.03:13
ion_Im paranoid about spaces in variables. :-)03:13
cjwatsonyou're mistaken in the case of "case"03:13
ion_Alright, thanks.03:13
cjwatsonyou're right to be paranoid in general03:13
slougiwe're using a shell script similar to this: http://doc.trolltech.com/4.3/deployment-x11.html#creating-the-application-package03:13
cjwatson$ foo='foo bar'03:13
cjwatson$ case $foo in foo*) echo yes ;; esac03:13
cjwatsonyes03:13
slougibasically the check for / breaks03:14
cjwatsonslougi: unfortunately Trolltech made use of a non-portable construct there. See my alternative suggestion above. See also http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/utilities/xcu_chap02.html#tag_02_06_02 for the list of things similar to that that you can actually do.03:14
slougiyeah i was assured by one of the trolltech support guys that that is posix ;) guess not03:15
cjwatsonthe reference I gave is POSIX; I'd challenge them to provide a reference :-)03:15
slougiyeah i just looked there as well =)03:15
slougithanks, i'll switch to the alternative syntax03:15
Mithrandiryou could also tell them to use "$@", not $* as the latter splits arguments.03:16
cjwatsonthat shell snippet is in general pretty bad03:16
slougicjwatson: yeah, that one line is basically all that is left of that example03:17
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cjwatsonhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/trolltech.sh03:18
cjwatsonuntested, but I think that's a faithful translation03:19
slougipretty much, yes03:19
slougiwhy not send it to the trolls?03:19
cjwatsonwill do03:20
slougicjwatson: also i guess you won't mind if i use that ;)03:20
cjwatsonnot at all03:20
slougicheers03:20
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StevenKcjwatson: It passes a sh -n test03:20
cjwatsonHobbsee: nope ...03:20
Hobbseecjwatson: ah.  thought you had.  no idea why03:21
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cjwatsonI suppose I should use `` rather than $() to be portable to truly ancient shells03:23
Mithrandir`` vs $() is pre-posix, though03:23
cjwatsonaccording to 'info autoconf', Solaris 10's /bin/sh doesn't support $()03:23
cjwatson(yes, it's pre-POSIX)03:23
cjwatsonI'll skip the use of ${...%...} too in that case03:24
Mithrandirwelcome to this century?03:24
pitticarlos: ah, seems that your gutsy base refreshment finally succeeded :)03:24
pitticarlos: are the delta tarballs now created against 20070722?03:25
pitticarlos: I did not build any gutsy updates since the tribe03:25
slougibtw, i have to say to all that gutsy is turning out pretty nice, it's been completely bug free for me so far (upgraded from feisty 2 weeks ago). Keep up the good work :)03:25
slougiand thanks for the shell help03:26
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cjwatsonion_: btw, 'info autoconf' mentions the first-argument-of-case special case in its "Shell Substitutions" node03:26
StevenKpitti: A few things can be NBS'd after this coming publisher run if you want me to list them03:28
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pittiStevenK: oh, please; shall I refresh the list in 15 minutes?03:28
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ion_cjwatson: Ok, thanks.03:30
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TheMuso~/aw Away03:36
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StevenKpitti: Sorry, was afk. It looks like xen-hypervisor-3.1-{amd64,i386}, libode0c2 and libgmpxx4 can all go.03:47
pittiStevenK: then xen hypervisor? why's that?03:47
StevenKpitti: It's listed in NBS03:49
pittiStevenK: it's probably FTBFS or so03:49
asacAmaranth: do you have some spare cycles to test a patch for firefox+compiz?03:51
StevenKpitti: Ah03:51
StevenKpitti: In that case, kill libode0c2 and libgmpxx403:52
asacAmaranth: i cannot test, but added these gdk_ calls to places that might be suitable.03:52
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StevenKpitti: Actually, xen-hypervisor-3.1-{amd64,i386} really is NBS. xen-3.1 builds xen-hypervisor-3.1 - The Xen Hypervisor for x86/x86_6403:58
pittiStevenK: ah, indeed; now, that makes sense :)03:58
StevenKpitti: (And as a consequence, is sitting in NEW)03:58
pittizul: can you please run lintian over the xen packages? there is a lot of stuff, and some serious bugs (soname mismatch, missing Depends:, installing .pyc files, etc.)04:01
StevenKzul: And the descriptions spell Xen in two different ways. XEN vs Xen04:02
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zulpitti: working on it later today04:16
pittizul: thank you04:18
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ion_libgksu (2.0.5-1ubuntu3) gutsy; urgency=low * debian/patches/17_composited_fade.patch: - Draw a black window and change opacity to fade when we have a compositor. (LP: #126529)04:26
ion_Yay!04:26
Hobbseepitti: you oversized the cds again, it looks like04:28
pittiHobbsee: me?04:28
Hobbsee#04:29
HobbseeBy Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@ubuntu.com> on 2007-07-2104:29
Hobbseeadd apparmor-utils to standard recommends04:29
pittiHobbsee: ah, I see; those are not too big, but there was very little space left on some CDs04:29
Hobbseei386 is now over.  *shrugs*04:30
cjwatsonI bet that pulled in the -386 kernel by mistake, as I mentioned earlier04:31
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cjwatsonyep04:32
cjwatsonmathiaz: would you drop the Depends: apparmor-modules | apparmor-modules-2.0 from apparmor to a Recommends, please? Pulling in the kernel via Depends at that point has undesirable effects on CD images and on the archive.04:32
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pittiheno: why did you reopen the gutsy task of bug 48848?04:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 48848 in quagga "[Dapper SRU]  Assertion failure in OSPF" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/4884804:33
mathiazcjwatson: ok. I'll have a look into this.04:35
cjwatsonthanks04:36
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carlospitti: hi04:38
carlospitti: the one generated tomorrow  will be04:38
carlosI just cleaned up a bit the directories04:39
carlosand fixed the script to stop doing a full export04:39
pitticarlos: I don't really want to do a base update right now, can you export the delta tarballs relative to 20070625 again?04:41
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mathiazpitti: I've got a question about package maintained in bzr.04:42
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mathiazpitti: now that apparmor is maintained in bzr, what's the process to upload a new package %04:42
pittimathiaz: it doesn't chnage04:42
mathiazpitti: ? do I need to upload a new source package every time ?04:43
pittimathiaz: there is no magic (yet) to tell LP that this revision of this branch is a new upload04:43
mathiazpitti: I mean a new tar file.04:43
mathiazpitti: ok. But what about the version numbers ?04:43
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pittimathiaz: depends; you should not change the orig.tar.gz unless there's actually a new upstream version04:43
pittimathiaz: and you should use upstream's orig.tar.gz preferably04:43
mathiazpitti: hum. We branched from a specific version from upstream.04:44
pittimathiaz: right, but that shouldn't be a problem?04:44
mathiazpitti: ok. I think I get the process - I'll keep the orig.tar.gz.04:44
pittimathiaz: I guess you don't use a patch system any more, so our changes will be in the diff.gz, but that's what we want then04:45
mathiazpitti: no. I don't think so. I'll give a try.04:45
mathiazpitti: correct. I dropped all the dpatch patches.04:45
mathiazpitti: they are applied directly in the source tree.04:45
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pittimathiaz: right04:45
mathiazpitti: thanks.04:45
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bSONAmaranth: hello again04:46
bSON(had to go away for a while)04:47
carlospitti: sure04:47
carlospitti: should I keep the full export there or just remove it to save some space? (I already removed the 20070625 one...)04:48
carlospitti: I'm talking about the 20070722 one04:48
pitticarlos: you can ditch it04:48
carlosok04:49
carlospitti: script updated04:50
bSONAmaranth: the difference with "zoom" is that the window starts to zoom from the cursor position and flows to it's initial position, so the user always sees when a new window appears even if it's small.04:50
bSONAmaranth: also, this gives users a visual relationship between some button/menu entry they click on and and a window popping up as consequence of this. for instance, if clicking the Close button of a gedit window with unsaved changes, the do-you-want-to-save dialog would seem to zoom out of that close button04:51
henopitti: I just moved the milestone, but probably did it on the wrong swivel box04:52
elkbuntugrrr... who decided to make rhythmbox open every time i plug my usb key in. vewwwwy annoying04:53
pittiheno: thanks; moving back04:54
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cjwatsonelkbuntu: System -> Preferences -> Removable Drives and Media -> Multimedia -> Play music files when connected?04:54
elkbuntucjwatson, only media on the stick is an ogg theora04:56
elkbuntuerr.. s/media/multimedia/04:56
cjwatsonI don't know whether it's *correct*, but I suspect that's how you turn it off. *shrug*04:59
Nafallopitti: around?05:00
elkbuntuand rhythmbox does not want to play it anyway. it'd be fine if it asked to play/open stuff, but not do it like this... /me skulks off to whinge at LP05:00
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siretartcprov: is the ppa-beta mentioned on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas the same as the dogfood ppa, or do we need to reapply for the beta ppas?05:06
cprovsiretart: no, old users and/or people who already have the requirements in place in dogfood (GPG, ubuntero, beta-testers) are OK to proceed.05:08
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\shwho has some more knowledge about landscape? ,-)05:09
siretart\sh: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/landscape-system-management-tool has05:09
\shsiretart: well, yes, I read this already...but this is, more or less, the same I can read about RHN :) but what I need to know if there are "satellite landscapes" possible, like RHN Satellite servers05:09
siretartcprov: so I just ignore https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas which tells me to write an email to apply, ok05:10
cprovsiretart: yup05:11
\shsiretart: as you know, most servers in a DC are not free to fly around the internet ,-) they are caught by cages like paketfilters, cis ios ip filtering etc. ;)05:12
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tkamppeterpitti, ping05:24
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pittitkamppeter: pong05:28
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tkamppeterHi pitti, it is about the printer setup tool05:35
tkamppeterWDYT what is more important for having easy printer setup?05:35
tkamppeterEITHER:05:36
tkamppeter- Plug-n-Print05:36
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 127748 in debian-installer "typo /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts/gutsy instead of gusty on alternate CD" [Undecided,New] 05:36
tkamppeter- A tool where bugs get regularly fixed by upstream maintainers and also new printing system features get regularly supported05:36
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cjwatsonHobbsee: I'll do it if you like ...05:37
tkamppeter- Some more extra functions05:37
tkamppeterOR05:37
Hobbseecjwatson: i'm thinking "you are a muppet, please learn to spell" isnt appropriate either05:37
tkamppeter- Printers displayed as icons?05:37
cjwatsonHobbsee: it's clearly a user trying to diagnose the bug and getting it wrong, though05:37
cjwatsonHobbsee: from the sound of things, *something* went wrong05:37
Hobbseetrue05:38
cjwatsonso rejecting would not be appropriate ...05:38
cjwatsonI'll look at it05:38
Hobbseecool05:38
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pittitkamppeter: I didn't take a look at s-c-p recently, I just remember that the version from a few months ago was very complex05:41
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pittiAmaranth: do you happen to know a page with some gutsy screenshots with compiz enabled?05:46
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spasticteapotWhat new features will be added to Ubuntu?05:47
spasticteapotAlso, who do I thank for the awesomeness that is Feisty Fawn?05:47
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lemsx1spasticteapot: #ubuntu-offtopic ?05:56
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mathiazpitti: I've updated the apparmor packages and published everything in my own branch.06:10
mathiazpitti: can you have a look at it and merge it to the branch in ~ubuntu-core-dev ?06:11
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iwjIs it dholbach I should be grousing to about Java packages ?06:30
Hobbseeiwj: not usually, no.06:31
elmoiwj: doko06:31
iwjAh, of course, Ooo.06:32
Hobbseethat's who i was after.06:32
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iwjdoko: How much RAM do you think building some random java package should take ?  My 1GB testbed machine failed to build libbsf-java.06:32
ScottKiwj: You might also ask man-di on #ubuntu-motu.06:33
dokoiwj: which architecture?06:38
iwjamd64.06:38
iwjGC Warning: Out of Memory!  Returning NIL!06:38
iwja couple of times, and also06:38
iwjGC Warning: Repeated allocation of very large block (appr. size 131072000) May lead to memory leak and poor performance.06:38
dokoiwj: yes, known on amd6406:38
iwjDuring javadoc.06:39
iwjAh.06:39
iwjSo, err, lots of stuff is ftbfs.  Is Something being done ?06:39
dokoyes, looking for the offending update06:39
iwjI don't mind personally - my tester can just carry on and atm I'm reviewing all the reports by hand anyway to get rid of false positives.06:39
iwjRight.  Fair enough, I'll not file bugs then.06:40
iwjLet me know when you think it's fixed.06:40
dokook06:40
iwjThanks, and good luck.06:41
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elmopitti: if you can free up any space on lithium, that'd be nice06:48
elmopitti: e.g. any pre-tribe-3 hardlink trees etc.06:48
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iwjHnggg, looks like my testbed machine is broken again.06:59
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iwjYes, this install is completely hosed.  No network, can't log in, everything broken.07:05
iwjThat's development I suppose.  I think I'll leave reinstalling it to tomorrow.07:06
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cjwatsonwow, this machine had kernel packages on it dating all the way back to warty07:10
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coNPIs it possible to get hunspell from debian incoming into gutsy? Should I simply file a sync / merge request? Or are there any other requirements?07:16
gesercoNP: you need an ack from a core-dev (if you aren't one) in the sync request07:18
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dholbachnot yet :-)07:18
geserand check if it builds else you get a yelling from Hobbsee07:19
geser:)07:19
coNP"The later you become a Ubuntu Member, the later it expires" (old Hungarian proverb :))07:20
dholbachhehehe07:20
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pittielmo: there are no copies, so I cannot free anything obvious07:23
elmopitti: ok07:23
cjwatsoncoNP: should be checked/coordinated with the firefox and openoffice.org maintainers, since it's broken those before07:25
coNPcjwatson: I see07:25
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xtknightcjwatson, hello, did you get my PM about the device detection idea?07:26
cjwatsonxtknight: yes, but I haven't had a chance to think about it yet07:27
cjwatsonI'm slightly concerned about implementing too much on the Windows side, as it inherently can't be shared with the other supported methods of installing Ubuntu (which are, ultimately, primary)07:27
xtknightah07:28
xtknightwould making a spec be a good idea for it, at this point, until it is decided on?07:31
xtknightit actually came from an idea or a couple in the IdeaPool07:31
cjwatsonxtknight: I think a mailing list discussion might be more useful to flesh out ideas07:32
xtknightcjwatson, any in particular?07:32
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cjwatsonubuntu-devel-discuss probably07:33
pittimathiaz: bah, this bzr pull is hanging for ten minutes now, I already tried it twice07:35
pittimathiaz: I need to leave for Taekwondo now, maybe you can ask Kees? otherwise I'll do it tomorrow morning07:35
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mathiazpitti: tommorow shoud be fine07:35
mathiazcjwatson: I've updated the apparmor package to use Recommends instead of Depends.07:37
cjwatsonmathiaz: thanks!07:37
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mathiazcjwatson: it's published in my bzr tree, but it still needs to be uploaded.07:38
mathiazcjwatson: and merged into the ~ubuntu-core-dev tree.07:38
cjwatsonmathiaz: URL, and I can do it?07:38
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mathiazcjwatson: can this wait until tomorrow ?07:38
cjwatsonwell, CDs are broken partly due to it07:38
cjwatsonso I would prefer a quick fix07:38
mathiazcjwatson: the thing is that my tree contains more change than the quick fix for the control file.07:39
cjwatsonI see07:39
mathiazcjwatson: so I'm not sure that merging my branch in ubuntu-core-dev is so simple.07:39
mathiazcjwatson: I'd like to get in reviewed.07:39
cjwatsonwhy don't I merge and upload just that one change, assuming it was a separate revision in bzrr?07:40
cjwatsonbzr07:40
mathiazcjwatson: yop. that's possible then.07:40
mathiazcjwatson: let me give the information.07:40
alesanwhy is there no /usr/include/linux/sys.h in ubuntu? isn't this a bug?07:40
cjwatsonalesan: you can't rely on being able to include anything in /usr/include/linux. If you need something from there that isn't available, you need to copy it.07:41
alesancjwatson, well I just used to find that file there in any other distro that's why I ask07:41
cjwatsonalesan: include/linux/sys.h in the current kernel tree says "This file is no longer used or needed"07:42
mathiazcjwatson: the branch is http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mathiaz/apparmor/ubuntu-mathiaz07:42
mathiazcjwatson: and the revision is 517.07:42
alesancjwatson, good to know :) thenk you07:42
elkbuntueep. whatever that nautilus update was for, it just made bug 119954 worse as it now dies on opening the properties dialog, instead of on closing07:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119954 in gtk+2.0 "Nautilus crashes while looking the partition icon properties" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11995407:44
cjwatsonalesan: and include/linux/Kbuild doesn't list it, so even if other distributions include it right now, they probably won't for long07:44
alesancjwatson, you're correct thank you07:45
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coNPelkbuntu: you mean 2.19.5?07:47
elkbuntucoNP, yep07:47
elkbuntuanyway. nearly 4am, so i'll debug in th... err, later07:52
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keescookmathiaz: reading scroll back now.  what broke for cd builds?08:04
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cjwatsonDepends: apparmor-modules pulls -386 kernel into standard because germinate doesn't know which one to pick so CDs get bloated08:05
cjwatsonkeescook: ^--08:05
cjwatsonkeescook: actually, if you'd care to upload just the diff from mathiaz' r517, I'm late for dinner now :)08:06
keescookcjwatson: argh.  but apparmor-modules is provided by apparmor-modules-source08:06
keescookis apparmor-modules-2.0 safe?  that's the "real" depend08:06
cjwatsonno it's not ..08:06
cjwatson$ apt-cache show apparmor-modules-source | grep Provides08:06
cjwatson$08:06
cjwatsonand in any case germinate wouldn't know which provider was preferred08:07
keescookno, I mena after it's built; vi m-a08:07
cjwatsongerminate *really* doesn't know that!08:07
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cjwatsonhonestly, dropping to Recommends is better08:07
keescookokay, so I should have apparmor-modules provide apparmor-modules-2.0 as l-u-m does?08:07
cjwatsonno, just drop the dependency to a recommendation08:07
cjwatsonit will never matter on standard Ubuntu systems because they'll always have l-u-m installed08:07
keescookbut I need to make sure l-u-m is installed if someone instlals apparmor08:07
keescookah, okay.08:07
cjwatsonthere's no other way to do it without breaking other things, sorry.08:08
cjwatsonat least not if you want apparmor in standard08:08
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keescookright.  okay, fixing, one sec08:08
cjwatsonta08:08
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keescookcjwatson: AA uploaded with Depends adjusted.08:12
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mathiazkeescook: did you update the ubuntu-core-dev branch for apparmor with the fix you've just uploaded ?08:28
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keescookmathiaz: pushed it now; still haven't rebased to your svn snapshot08:35
mathiazkeescook: thanks.08:37
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mathiazkeescook: I'll merge ubuntu-core-dev in my branch.08:37
mathiazkeescook: I've managed to merge it this morning08:37
mathiazkeescook: I came across some issue about no common ancestors between the two branche.08:38
mathiazkeescook: do you have sometime to merge my branch ?08:39
mathiazkeescook: otherwise I could ask pitti to review the merge tomorrow.08:40
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keescookmathiaz: I haven't had time (still involved in ubuntu-live and oscon).  My concern is the difference between the orig files.08:40
mathiazkeescook: you mean the fact that the orig file was different from the svn version ?08:41
keescookright, you mentioned that when you generated a new orig.tar.gz, it was different from what was already in the archive.08:42
mathiazkeescook: correct.08:42
mathiazkeescook: I've described what I did in the commit log.08:43
keescookokay, cool.  I'm pulling your branch now.08:44
mathiazkeescook: I can check again to make sure that my tree at revision 514 is the same as the one in the orig.tar.gz08:44
mathiazkeescook: the pull may take some time - pitti gave up after 10 minutes.08:45
keescookyeah, I've started it now, since I've got netwrok connectivity.  :)08:45
cjwatsonmathiaz: repacking any .gz file will give you different results every time08:46
cjwatsonmathiaz: there's a timestamp in the gzip format ...08:46
cjwatsonmathiaz: you have to actually use the .tar.gz file in the archive, or if there isn't one already then the .tar.gz file shipped by upstream if at all possible08:46
cjwatson(there might be other reasons why your .tar.gz was different, such as a different directory name at the top of the tree)08:47
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mathiazcjwatson: I was using the tar.gz file.08:47
cjwatsonso what's the concern about regeneration above08:48
cjwatson?08:48
mathiazcjwatson: this is what I did: I branch from upstream bzr tree (which is an auto import)08:48
mathiazcjwatson: than I untared the orig.tar.gz in another directory.08:48
mathiazcjwatson: that's when I found out that there was some differences between my branch and the content of the orig.tar.gz08:49
cjwatsonok, it's not unusual for there to be insignificant but non-zero differences due to 'make release' or whatever08:49
mathiazcjwatson: beside the debian/ dir.08:49
cjwatsonthe "correct" way to deal with that is probably to branch off the release point and apply whatever differences were in the tarball to that branch, and then branch off *that* for the packaging08:50
mathiazcjwatson: well - it turned out that there was some change in the src files (like .c, .h, shell script)08:50
cjwatsonbut it's not always worth that much effort and sometimes it's easier to just commit the differences to your branch08:50
cjwatsonif there are actual source changes, it may be that upstream actually released off a branch rather than off head?08:50
mathiazcjwatson: hum. That's what I did, except that I didn't branch off for the packaging.08:51
cjwatsonthat's probably ok08:51
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cjwatsonworst case you have a fiddly merge next time round that you need to be careful about08:51
mathiazcjwatson: I just kept using the same branche.08:51
cjwatsonworth talking to upstream and finding out what their release practices are08:51
mathiazcjwatson: yop. I don't know exactly where the orig.tar.gz came from.08:52
mathiazkees knows more about that.08:52
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keescookmathiaz: what I did to build it originally is in the debian/copyright file.08:53
mathiazkeescook: yeah - I read it and it seems that something doesn't match somewhere...08:55
mathiazkeescook: the svn revision doesn't match.08:55
keescookmathiaz: yup; this is what I wanted to examine before taking the merge.  I'm still waiting for the branch to finish...08:55
mathiazkeescook: for example, apparmor.d/enabled/ has only bin.ping at revision 510.08:56
mathiazkeescook: the rest of the profiles, as shipped in the orig.tar.gz were only added at revision 538.08:56
keescookmathiaz: okay, I'll check it out.08:56
mathiazkeescook: this how I found out that something was wrong because the patches were not applied correctly08:57
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mathiazkeescook: to clarify what I did on my branch: 510 to 514 are the revision to bring the branch in sync with the content of the orig.tar.gz09:01
mathiazkeescook: revision 515 is the actual merge, when I drop all the patches.09:02
mathiazkeescook: 516 and + are more packaging bits.09:02
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keescookbranching finished; relocating rooms at ubuntu live...09:03
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cjwatsonoh my, compiz makes vmware sloooooow here09:09
cjwatsonhorribly visible screen redraws in d-i ...09:09
seb128cjwatson: weird, I think mvo made it use metacity on vmware09:10
cjwatsonseb128: compiz in the host not the guest09:11
cjwatsond-i doesn't run a window manager ;-)09:11
seb128ah, k09:11
seb128righ ;)09:11
Kmosany kde/kopete user here to test an old bug?09:18
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keescookmathiaz: I think the svn->bzr import broke revision numbers.09:30
keescookbzr r510 != svn r51009:30
keescooklooks like bzr r489 == svn r51009:32
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mathiazkeescook: so the content of the orig.tar.gz is the same as bzr r489 ?09:39
mathiazkeescook: ok. I get it now. So shoud I redo the branch ?09:43
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Nafallocould someone reject bacula ubuntu3 from dapper-proposed please?09:59
seb128Nafallo: there is 2 of them there, which one?10:01
Nafalloseb128: both. this one needs more work :-).10:02
Nafalloseb128: thanks10:02
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seb128Nafallo: done10:02
seb128Nafallo: you're welcome10:02
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Nafallonext LTS is soon enough?10:07
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kevinl--im sorry to ask here, but i am looking for help with usplash . trying to 0.44 to run on etch .  It seems to me that there is SOMETHING different in ubuntu 7.04 compared to etch (stable) , that makes usplash 0.44 work correctly.  I compiled it from source on etch, everything installs an usplash runs at boot time, but it falls back to the ugly black and white ubuntu graphic, with a messed up progress bar. I think there is something in ubuntu 7.04 tha10:09
kevinl--ive even tried downloading all of the development libraries from the ubuntu repos into etch10:09
kevinl--and then compiling10:09
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GyrosGeierhi10:38
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GyrosGeierI'm hacking a script that auto-backports a cross toolchain for {etch,lenny,sid,dapper,edgy,feisty,gutsy}. Both native and cross builds of gcc fail for me currently because it requires the compiler used during bootstrap to understand -fno-stack-protector10:42
GyrosGeieras far as I've understood, the bootstrap compiler is build with really vanilla CFLAGS normally, and the final compiler is built with all the interesting options (since we know the bootstrap compiler handles them)10:43
GyrosGeierhowever it fails on the very first compilation, during the native libiberty build10:44
GyrosGeierany ideas?10:44
ScottKTry a simpler project?10:44
ScottKMaybe ask jdong. He's the king of Ubuntu backports.10:45
GyrosGeierwell10:45
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jdongScottK: this sounds like a job for our GCC deities....10:46
GyrosGeiereverything else works; http://www.emdebian.org/~sjr/toolchains/pool/main/b/binutils has the evil cartesian cross already10:46
ScottKjdong: I heard something about backports crack and I thought of you. ;-)10:46
jdongScottK: lol I'm glad :)10:47
GyrosGeier(target runtime is still run through dpkg-cross in a sid chroot, I hope to hack a dedicated tool that doesn't need a chroot soonish)10:47
GyrosGeierBTW, are some of the EmbeddedUbuntu guys on IRC?10:47
mc44GyrosGeier: #ubuntu-mobile?10:48
GyrosGeiermc44, thanks10:48
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cjwatsonogra: edubuntu intersection> glad to help. Let me know whether it works!11:50
ograi will, (next week)11:50
ogra:)11:50
cjwatsonogra: the manifest-desktop file looks vaguely OK, at least11:50
ogragood, i dont expect issues...11:51
ograbut testing will proof :)11:51
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