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ograits on launchpad12:38
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RichEdogra: can you help johnny ?12:55
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ograyes, gimme a sec12:57
ograif LP would work ...12:58
ograjohnny, http://codebrowse.launchpad.net/~gideon/ltsp/gadi-ldm-dash-ltsp/revision/gadi%40ltsp.org-20070521205254-ek710bofdpdtlwlz?start_revid=gadi%40ltsp.org-20070606134809-ekni9p4n6tm09dn801:00
ograin the installed client system the file is located in /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/sbin/ldm01:01
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RichEdthanks ogra :)01:16
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johnnysorry for asking the same question01:20
johnnywasn't sure anybody was going to answer01:20
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ari_stresswazzup everyone :)01:44
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ograjinty, !02:08
jintyhoi ogra02:08
ograwhere are your schooltool packages ?02:08
jintyin a repository for you02:08
ograi'll be able to look at them next week (currently i'm at ubuntulive)02:08
ogracool :)02:09
jintydeb-src http://ftp.schooltool.org/schooltool/archives/debian/ unstable main02:09
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jintyas you like, they're there02:09
ogranoted down ...02:09
jintyI'll be pushing out later releases as they come02:10
ograsadly the conf keeps me very busy02:10
jintyno worries02:10
jintyjust let me know how it goes02:10
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ograso i wont be able to actually tke a in-depth look before the weekend (if jetlag allows :) )02:10
ograah, right, 2am in europe02:10
ograsleep tight :)02:10
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leetcharmerhello :D02:23
leetcharmerI would like to share a partition on my network02:23
leetcharmerbut I can't edit it currently02:24
leetcharmerhow do I change permissions02:24
leetcharmerso it can be used openly?02:24
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sbalneavEvening all05:13
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Tom47we installed x11vnc and now are experiencing PXE-32:TFTP open timeout probs .... not sure what to do next given in iability to get better diagnosics05:23
Tom47client ran previously05:24
sbalneavSo, the client won't boot at all now?05:30
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Tom47no it comes up with the pxe error message05:57
Tom47apparently this meansThe PXE client was able to get a DHCP address and a boot file name, but timed out when attempting to download the boot file using TFTP or MTFTP05:58
sbalneavDo you have a stock edubuntu install, other than the addition of X11vnc?  Or have you changed the tftp server?06:00
Tom47yes .... actually dont understand why thex11vnc was not installed as part of standard install of edubuntu06:02
sbalneavYes... you changed the tftp server, or yes, it's a stock install.06:04
Tom47we have installed other things mind, but the only change from a working client to a non working one was the installation of x11vnc and nano on the client06:04
Tom47stock install06:04
sbalneavWell, lets see if the tftp server's running06:04
Tom47as ar as we know we did not touch tftp at all knowingly anyway06:04
sbalneavnetstat -an | grep :6906:04
Tom47ok just a sec ... need to contact the place where the server is brb06:05
sbalneavx11vnc puts a lot of load on the thin client, and is a potential security hole.06:08
sbalneavTherefore, it's not installed by default.06:08
Tom47oic06:09
Tom47we did not see that06:09
Tom47the person that has the server is tied up for 20 minutes .... will get him in here if possible when he finishes x-raying a dog06:10
sbalneavI'll be on for another hour or so.06:10
Tom47ok ty very much ... whats next if the server is running?06:10
sbalneavWe step though a debugging procedure.06:11
Tom47tftp server i meant06:11
Tom47ok06:11
sbalneavcheck cables, hubs, etc.06:11
sbalneavcheck you didn't install any firewall software that might have blocked the port, etc.06:11
sbalneavwhat extra stuff DID you install06:12
sbalneavstart by telling me that.06:12
Tom47hmmmmm ...... he was talking about a firewall at one stage ....06:12
sbalneavWell, if he's blocked the tftp server, that would do it.06:12
Tom47we hae installed tomcat and an associated application ... this was working and displaying ok on the client06:13
Tom47yes ....06:13
Tom47we are setting up a verterinary system at his clinic06:14
Tom47based on edubuntu server06:14
Tom47your mentioning of the firewall is interesting because we were talking about ways to stop users on the clients connecting to the net but still having system administrator access06:15
sbalneavI assumed it was a vet clinic.  Unless "x-raying a dog" is some REALLY wierd slang for something I've never heard of before :)06:15
Tom47and for some time it looked like the way o go was to set up a firewall/webserver to manage it eg willowng06:16
Tom47lol06:16
sbalneavYou a vet yourself?06:16
Tom47in the end we dropped onto using firefox profiles as an adequate way06:16
Tom47no06:16
Tom47i have been in IT since 1969 and have taken up linux over the past 4 years06:17
Tom47the vet and i have been keeping each other moving forward in linux during this time ie a mini lug06:18
sbalneavI've been a Unix user since 1985, and a Linux user since 199206:21
sbalneavand a Free software developer since 199906:21
Tom47its a great way to be06:22
sbalneavKeeps me out of trouble.06:22
Tom47we would prob say it keeps our fingers busy but not nec "out of trouble" :)06:22
Tom47is current system is an aging application running on sco unix06:23
Tom47his*06:23
Tom47edubuntu looks almost ideal as a basis for moving forward06:24
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sbalneavIt's a nice little system.06:26
sbalneavI'm one of the LTSP developers, who's slowly become an Edubuntu developer as well.06:27
Tom47ah ok .... well am delighted to meet you :)06:27
Tom47thanks for your contributions ... def appreciated in this neck of the woods06:28
sbalneavNo problem.  Happy to help06:34
Tom47ok response to netstat was ... udp       0    0 0.0.0.0:69   0.0.0.0:*06:40
sbalneavok06:42
sbalneavso, that means the server's up06:42
Tom47ok good06:42
sbalneavso, did you get a firewall installed?06:42
Tom47it was installed but was removed and the client was running afterwards and in fact immediately befre we installed x11vnx ... which ... i am now reminded we also installed on the srever06:43
sbalneavHm.  Well, if you installed a firewall, and removed it, it might have left some rules around.06:44
sbalneavtry rebooting the server to clear 'em out.06:44
Tom47has happened since but will do again now06:45
sbalneavk06:46
Tom47he will help us athrough some diagnostics06:46
Tom47oos sorry wrong window06:46
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sbalneavBooted yet?06:51
Tom47just trying to get out of him exactly what he did ... yes had rebooted ... am trying to ensure what he is saying is unambiguous06:51
Tom47sorry about this he has gone on another consultancy session ... this is not gonna work .... my apologies06:55
sbalneavWhere are you located?06:56
Tom47small rural town in australia06:57
sbalneavIs the machine accessible from the internet?06:57
Tom47yes i believe so06:57
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Tom47ok ... no longer getting that pxe error .... its now hanging during the boot of x ... he has a black screen with th cross in the middle06:58
sbalneavah, ok06:58
sbalneavfarther.06:59
sbalneavsudo ltsp-update-sshkeys might fix that for you.06:59
Tom47then just a client reboot?07:00
sbalneavyep07:01
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Tom47as to the internet, its of course sitting behind NAT on an adsl router07:03
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sbalneavThat fix it?07:05
Tom47ok ty he has a live client again but still getting the "install x11vnc" error message ... bugger07:05
sbalneavheh, he wants the vnc to see what's on the screens of the terminals?07:06
Tom47yes ... its not critical but thought it would be handy07:06
Tom47for diagnostics purposes to save walking aound the clinic to the various workstations to confirm heir status07:07
sbalneavdid you install it in the chroot?07:07
Tom47yep07:07
sbalneavyou'll need to do a sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i38607:07
sbalneavdid you modify the rc.local to get it running on startup?07:08
inga yes07:08
Tom47ah hello inga ..... let me itroduce you to sbalneav07:08
ingahi07:08
Tom47inga is the vet07:08
sbalneavHello07:08
ingathre ways was getting difficult07:09
sbalneavBut you're back up and running now?07:09
ingayes am basically back to where we were before attempting x11vnc install07:09
Tom47inga sbalneav tells me that the x11vnc is not a standard install element due to security concerns07:09
sbalneavDid you make the change to the rc.local file?07:10
ingayes as we discussed it is hardly worth the hassle and the security risk07:10
ingais there a problem getting rid of it07:11
Tom47certainly a way of eliminating the problems with it07:12
ingasorry did complete install as per wiki instructions and staed in chroot07:12
Tom47make a decision :)07:12
sbalneavNo, in the chroot doing an apt-get remove x11vnc shouldn't cause you any problems.07:12
sbalneavIf it's a small clinic, for the added strain it puts on the thin client, a quick walk around may be faster :)07:13
ingayep did rc.local bit.07:13
ingadefinitely07:13
Tom47do we have a handle on the secs of that client machine ?07:14
Tom47specs07:15
ingapreviously it had stopped and restarted with no problems so it is hardly worth the effort.07:15
sbalneavthe Thin Client Manager will still work, for sending messages, and looking at processes, logging people out, etc.07:15
Tom47sounds like an obvious choice o me inga07:15
ingaI think its is a celeron 800   HP D3007:15
sbalneavAll you'll miss is the live screenshot.07:16
ingasbalneav thx - the live screenshot is of minor importance07:17
ingaany comments on the keeping the lan off the internet?07:17
sbalneavYou're behind an adsl firewall?07:18
sbalneavour router box?07:18
ingayep07:18
sbalneavif so, you're already off the internet. :)07:18
sbalneavUnless you're wanting to block people INTERNALLY from getting out.07:18
ingahmm doesn't seem to work that way. The server has two cards07:19
ingayes exactly07:19
ingaThe LAN does not need internet access07:20
sbalneavah, ok, that's a bit harder.  Do you want SOME people to get out, and others not to?07:20
inganone at this stage07:20
sbalneavHm, simple iptables rule might do it.07:20
sbalneavOff the top of my head, I don't know it, and it's 20 past midnight here, so I'm about ready for bed.  Can you give me an email, and I'll look it up tomorrow and send it to you?07:21
ingait is not an area of any expertise on my part - thx i would like that07:22
ingainga.edulis@gmail.com07:23
ingathanks again07:24
sbalneavok, I'll look it up and send it tomorrow.07:25
sbalneavcheers07:25
sbalneavnight07:25
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delirewouldn't it be great to see something like this in Edubuntu: http://scratch.mit.edu/ http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070722-new-educational-tool-makes-programming-like-playing-with-lego-bricks.html11:39
delireanyone know what license this thing is released under?11:39
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unix4meHow do I install the default ubuntu screensavers in Edubuntu? I want a greater variety than the ones default in edubuntu.12:45
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sbalneavMorning all03:14
sgonzalezmorning sbalneav... would you like to fix my issue again today? I'm trying to set up DHCP failover (first time for this) and have followed these directions: http://www.madboa.com/geek/dhcp-failover/. After I put in what I believe to be the right edits into the file, my clients get no IP. I have left the PXE boot info at the bottom, and changed the IPs to follow my network setup.03:22
sbalneavDon't know anything about dhcp failover myself.03:22
sbalneavNever had it fail before :)03:22
sgonzalezI'm just using it for load balancing (well, I want to use it for that anyway!) Thanks anyway... I'll keep hacking away.03:23
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cliebowsgonzalez, why not have a look at trasks failover http://www.redhat.com/archives/k12osn/2005-October/msg00210.html03:40
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Sly-GuyHas anyone here worked with dedicated dumb terminals such as the Wyse WinTerms with Edubuntu?03:46
sgonzalezcliebow: thanks.... I'll take a look. I think my problem is that the directions I'm following aren't for ltsp and Dave's will be.03:48
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sgonzalezI'm looking at Dave Trasks's DHCP failover directions and the first thing it says is that it's written for LTSP in single NIC mode. That's something I want to do anyway, so I can start there. However, I can't find instructions on how to do that. Anyone know where there is some?03:59
cliebowsgonzalez, i use single nic exclusively..but it is pretty trivial if you have control of dhcp04:01
sgonzalezcliebow: is there setup that needs to be done? Or should I just try the DHCP load balancing thing and it should just work? I'm just not sure how to tell DHCP to work on ETH0 instead of ETH1 where it is now.04:02
cliebowis there anything in /etc/default to help you..04:05
cliebowthis is edubuntu then?04:05
cliebowcan you take out second nic 8~)04:06
sbalneav/etc/default/dhcp3-server allows you to set the nic04:07
cliebow sbalneav: o mighty wizard..thank you..04:07
sbalneavnp04:08
cliebow8~)04:08
sgonzalezcliebow: both NICs are onboard.... I don't think I want to unsolder the mother board ;) It is edubuntu 7.04. Will try setting /etc/default/dhcp3-server... advice from the mighty wizard who saved me hours yesterday04:08
cliebowgood idea..04:09
cliebowtake it out in the field and smack it with a baseball bat04:09
sgonzalezI'll refrain from going Office Space on my server, but thanks for the advice.04:10
sgonzalezTried setting the interface to ETH0 in dhcp3-server, but DHCP wouldn't restart after that. I guess it's off to (UGH) read and learn ;)04:12
cliebowsbalneav:got any suggestions for an hp laptop stalling on hda: waiting for dma04:12
cliebowsgonzales:make sure your dhcpd.conf reflects the04:12
cliebowsubnet your nic is set for04:13
sbalneavcliebow: you booting from the disc?04:13
cliebowyeah..gutsy04:13
sbalneavif so, try booting with noacpi04:13
cliebowk04:13
cliebowheh timed out again..no big deal i guess04:19
cliebowboots to a breezy disk ok04:45
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LaserJockogra: got a minute?06:16
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LaserJockogra: gotta run to work, but I've got a question on tuxpaint translations in the .diff.gz06:56
LaserJockbbiab06:57
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LaserJockogra: I'm back07:56
cliebowLaserJock, ogra's been in #ltsp not long ago..07:56
LaserJockcliebow: yeah, I think he's just avoiding me ;-)07:57
cliebowheh..07:57
sgonzalezcliebow: just wanted to follow up. Got DHCP failover working. My issue was that I hadn't set up the 2 servers; was testing with just the one thinking that I needed to get that one set up before working on the next. Well the primary needs to see the secondary at least once before working, then they'll play together.07:59
cliebow-*-*08:02
ograLaserJock, nah ... but i'm about to change rooms back in 30 min or so08:05
LaserJockok08:05
LaserJockping me when you're back08:05
ograwill do08:06
ograLaserJock, seems Riddell is just pushing edubuntu-addon-meta through ;)08:07
ograhmm, there is a meeting scheduled tomorrow ... Rich and i will be on planes by then :/08:07
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LaserJockogra: wow, I thought it'd take much longer to get edubuntu-addon-meta through08:21
sbalneavedubuntu-addon-meta?08:24
LaserJocksbalneav: it's a part of my new "take over the educational world" plan08:25
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LaserJock"I want sharks ... with freakin' laser beams on their head"08:26
henn_techhow can i make requests for the software that's included in the Edubuntu releases?08:27
sbalneav"I want a Linux Distribution with.... ONE MILLION LINES OF CODE!"08:27
sbalneavYou're in the right place.08:27
sbalneavHere, or even better (so we don't lose it) on the mailing list08:28
sbalneavedubuntu-devel08:28
LaserJockhenn_tech: we can't make promises of course, but what's your request?08:28
henn_techWell, an option for KDE instead of GNOME.  I'm installing Edubuntu on hundreds of computers at my college, and i think KDE would be a little more user friendly for those who arent too Linux-savvy.08:29
ograsbalneav, i talked to eric yesterday ... he'S about to update k12ltsp ....08:30
ograusing ltsp 4 again08:30
ogra:/08:30
sbalneavThat's ok.  Makes a clear choice as to where people want to be.08:31
ograwell08:31
ograyou will have to support 4.2 eve longer08:31
ogra*even08:31
sbalneavIf you haven't noticed, I'm not really supporting 4.2 anymore :)08:32
ograwell08:32
ograjim wont want to drop it08:32
ogra(even though i'm hoping to convince him with gutsy ;) )08:32
cliebowim getting to be more and more of an anachronism..08:33
LaserJockogra: would it be ok if I did a MIR for edubuntu-menus ? I'd like to do a little work on it before Gutsy is out08:33
henn_techMy job is to put open-source software on these computers, and we distribute the computers to people who need them (churches, education institutions). we just had a shipment go to Nigeria. I truly think KDE will be more appealing and encourage new Linux users to continue using it.08:34
ograLaserJock, go ahead :)08:34
cliebowhenn_tech:xubuntu is nice 8~) too\08:34
LaserJockogra: I'd not installing by default, but it'd be nice to at least get it in Main08:34
ograhenn_tech, there is a spec for an edubuntu-kde metapackage08:34
ograbut since i have no clue about kde (and dont plan to learn it) and nobody stepped up to do the work yet it isnt happened yet08:35
ograhenn_tech, any contribution to that is appreciated :)08:35
henn_techogra; lol, i wish i could08:36
ograhenn_tech, i didnt mean you should, but if you run into people that might have the skills i wont refuse any contribution here ;(08:37
ograerr08:37
ogra;)08:37
ograits just that we dont have any kde people in edubuntu ...08:37
LaserJockand it's difficult to maintain 2 DEs08:37
ograright08:37
henn_techok. so it would have to be seperate project, basically?08:38
ograno08:38
LaserJockhenn_tech: would an educational Addon CD that would install the "edu" stuff on top of Kubuntu be sufficient?08:38
ograwe have a spec to define a edubuntu-kde metapackage08:39
ograit will be as official as edubuntu-desktop08:39
ograso you can install that and it turns your edubuntu into a kde system08:39
ograwe wont make official kde CDs, but if someone in the community makes a kde based CD with that nobody will cmplain08:40
henn_techLaserJock, ogra; both of those could work. the problem lies in not always having network hooked up to all of the computers. so, CDs are our best installation mediums08:40
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LaserJockhenn_tech: in 7.04 we added a Classroom Server Addon CD08:41
henn_techogra; you don't have to get the metapackage from synaptic?08:41
LaserJockthat has a bunch of the educational applications08:42
LaserJockhenn_tech: yes, but you can put it all on a CD08:42
sbalneavIs this back to the idea of edubuntu ceasing to be a distro in itself, and rather an addon disk?08:43
LaserJocknot yet08:43
sbalneavok08:44
LaserJockbut since we already provide KDE Edu on the Addon CD08:44
LaserJockit should be pretty easy to have an edubuntu-kde metapackage on there that pulls in some more08:44
sbalneavyep08:44
henn_techLaserJock; sounds like all i need is the Classroom Server Addon CD then?08:44
sbalneavHave we got the edubuntu ltsp server tasksel working yet, so that it builds the chroot?08:44
LaserJockhenn_tech: well, what specifically are you wanting to add?08:45
henn_techLaserJock; mostly the KDE core and all of its config and admin (KDE Control Center). That's all that's needed08:47
LaserJockhenn_tech: are you wanting LTSP?08:48
sbalneavhenn_tech: You could always just install edubuntu, then do an apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, I beleieve08:48
LaserJockyes08:49
henn_techLaserJock; it wouldn't hurt08:49
LaserJocksbalneav:  that would require a Kubuntu alt disc or I think maybe the DVD08:49
LaserJockif you don't have a net connection08:49
sbalneavSure, just add the disk to your sources.list08:50
henn_techso if i don't have a net connection, i can use the Kubuntu disc?08:50
sbalneavThat should work.08:50
sbalneavA quick bit of experimentation would prove it for sure :)08:50
henn_techadd the disc to the repositories?08:50
sbalneavSure.  You'll have a line in your /etc/apt/sources.list that looks like:08:51
sbalneavdeb cdrom:[Edubuntu 7.04 _Feisty Fawn_ - Release i386 Binary-1 (20070415)] / fei08:51
sbalneavsty main restricted08:51
LaserJockmake sure it is an Alternate disk though08:52
LaserJockthe Desktop CDs won't work08:52
sbalneavJust add the one for a Kubuntu (not sure what it is off the top of my head).08:52
sbalneavright, alternate.08:52
henn_techok, thanks guys08:52
henn_techi'll give it a try08:52
LaserJockhmm08:53
LaserJockyeah, I think an Edubuntu install + kubuntu-desktop should be good08:54
sbalneavTwo step install, but bearable08:54
LaserJockas long as you aren't low on hard drive space, as you will end up with both Gnome and KDE08:54
sbalneavyep08:54
sbalneavAnything over 6 gigs should fit08:54
henn_techlol08:55
henn_techsome of these computers only have 3gigs of storage08:56
sbalneavThat's gonna be a little tight.08:56
sbalneavsimplest: try it and see what the space is.08:56
sbalneavNot gonna cost you anything to try :)08:56
henn_techthat's right08:57
LaserJockI think it should end up around 2.5GB08:57
henn_techdo a minimal install.. or server, and apt-get install kubuntu-desktop from command-line?09:00
henn_techare there any minidisks?09:01
LaserJockwell, you can do a minimal install from the Edubuntu Classroom Server CD09:01
LaserJockI think it's the "Command line" option at the first screen09:02
henn_techk09:02
henn_techthank you for all the info :)09:02
henn_techhave a good one09:03
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LaserJockogra!10:02
LaserJockogra: I forgot about my original question for you this morning10:02
LaserJockI was working on tuxpaint and I see a lot of .po diff in the Ubuntu debdiff10:02
LaserJockhow is that generated?10:03
ogralikely by debuian/rules clean target10:05
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LaserJockogra: tuxpaint-stamps does, but I don't see anything in tuxpaint10:06
ogralook for update-po10:07
ogra(or so)10:07
LaserJockI think last time I merged it I just applied the existing diff10:07
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LaserJockogra: hmmm, I still don't know where the po/pot diff comes from in tuxpaint, and it didn't create it in clean:10:56
ograhmm10:57
ogralet me grab the source10:57
ograi see abunch of msgfmt calls in the makefile11:02
ograhmm11:02
LaserJockogra: perhaps there shouldn't be any diff to start with?11:05
ogranothing in the debian dir that even remotely handles .po11:05
LaserJocknope11:05
LaserJocklast time when I merged it I just saw that in the .diff.gz11:05
LaserJockand I think I asked you about it and you said to just apply it11:05
ograyeah11:06
LaserJockbut it had to have been generated at some point11:08
LaserJockand I'd *like* to make sure that strings haven't changed with a new upstream release11:08
ograactually its only in the makefile ... i dont understand how it can end up in the diff.gz11:11
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yeipihi dudes :)11:14
LaserJockogra: ok, I found the version it comes in11:15
yeipiI got a question ... how can I disable the secure ltsp "way" for allowing really ppor clients (160 mhz of cpu) to run more faster edubuntu? Thanks11:15
LaserJockI grabbed the diff.gz from Launchpad11:15
LaserJockogra: the po diff is introduced in 0.9.15b-3ubuntu111:16
LaserJockwhich was Edgy's version11:16
LaserJockogra: I'm guessing something just happened when you merged it, dies that sound reasonable?11:18
yeipiis there a place where I can get some help? This channel looks like a developers' channel.11:22
LaserJockyeipi: no, this is fine11:24
yeipiI was asking this because of this: http://doc.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/handbook/C/server-hw.html#id278945611:24
LaserJockyeipi: I was just doing a little chatting11:24
LaserJockyeipi: yeah, I seem to remember an option for that11:24
yeipihey cool :)11:25
yeipiwe have pretty limitated pcs :/11:25
yeipithat's why Im trying to find some ways of improve the performance of our clients...11:25
LaserJockyeah, that's pretty low11:26
yeipilike "disable ltsp secured connections"11:26
LaserJockyeah, there's an option that tells ssh to not use encryption11:26
LaserJockyeipi: ogra would know but he's in a conference right now so he's kinda coming-and-going11:27
yeipihehe Ok LaserJock ;) I'll wait him, thank you. :)11:28
LaserJockhmm, yeah, I just can't find anything on it11:31
yeipiyep :/11:32
LaserJockyeipi: you could also email the edubuntu-users mailing list11:32
LaserJockthere are several helpful people there11:32
yeipihm Ok Im going to suscribe to the list :)11:34
LaserJockexcellent ;-)11:35
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yeipihi ogra11:43
yeipiping ogra11:43
yeipiI wanted to ask you something....11:43
yeipiwhere is the option that tells ssh to not use encryption? (I wanna run edubuntu on clients that are really poor on cpu and ram)11:44
yeipiand in this url http://doc.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/handbook/C/server-hw.html#id2789456  is said that exits a way to run on slower PCs11:45
yeipibut don't know where is an option for that. ...11:45
yeipiwell Im just going to send my question to the list :)11:47
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ograLaserJock, i wonder how that happened11:53
ograyeipi, hey11:54
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LaserJockogra: so should I just drop the po diff?11:55
ograi dont understand how it even gets in the sourecepackage ....11:55
ograthere is nothing that could pull it into the diff.gz11:56
LaserJockI don't know either11:56
LaserJockunless there was some mixup between files in the merge11:56
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LaserJockso like you accidently had the previous version's po/ directory in the new source package11:57
LaserJockbut don't ask me how that would happen :-)11:57
ograi mean i dont understand what puts them in there if i run dpkg-buildpackage11:57
ograthere is no code thats doing that11:57
ograoh, dont listen to me11:58
ograim jetlagged atm ... indeed, its not in the orig11:58
ogradoes the tgz have them ?11:58
ogranetwork is up and down here as well all the time, grr11:59
ograsince oscon started next door the conference center situation go pretty bad12:00
LaserJockogra: it's the diff.gz that has the diff12:00
ograyeah12:00
ogracant think atm12:00
ograway to tired ....12:01
LaserJockno problem, I remember being a bit tired at Sevilla ;-)12:01
ograyeah and that direction is even worse12:01
ograand i was only here for three days ... flying out tomorrow moring again12:01
LaserJockugg12:02
LaserJockso, I'm going to drop the po diff12:02
LaserJockas I don't see where it came from and it looks to me like it was unintentional12:02
ograif the tgz has it ...12:03
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ograi think i took the plain mom merge back then12:03
ograanyway, need coffee to keep eyes open ...12:04
LaserJockhmm, weird12:04
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lmvelosoHi ogra, you are my GSoC project's mentor. I know you are a busy guy but can we talk a bit now?12:06
lmvelosoI want to share with you a google doc where I put my daily summary, todo and project plans, so you can take a look when you can.12:08
LaserJockogra: the Ubuntu .diff.gz is the only thing with po diff12:10

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