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mikmorgCould someone tell me how I can assure my script runs before X starts, when I put it in init.d?12:31
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mikmorgI can't tell where X starts...12:31
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mikmorgoooh, nevermind.. i just noticed rcS.d12:32
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yexiaodouhello guys. Does anyone know how to fix the bug regarding the limitations of maximum number of partitions on Feisty (currently 15) ?12:46
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ion_How many partition do you need? :-)12:50
pygiion_, 31+1 :)12:52
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Riddellinfinity: I just accepted the binary that libcaptury is dep-wait on, will it automatically re-try itself some point soon?01:08
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Kmosbug 12982801:55
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129828 in Ubuntu "[Gutsy]  creating initrd image fails with "invalid option -- c"" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12982801:55
Kmosthis is a mkinitramfs bug, right ?01:55
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Kmoskmos@bash:~$ apt-cache search mkinitrd.yaird01:57
Kmosyaird - Yet Another mkInitRD01:57
crimsunassign it to yaird01:57
Kmosyeah01:57
Kmosthx01:58
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Kmosbug 12843902:13
ubotuLaunchpad bug 128439 in Ubuntu "depmod segfault" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12843902:13
Kmosthis is depmod, nothing to do with kernel or sudo02:13
Kmosi'll ask him to try depmod -a without sudo02:14
crimsunthat would fail02:15
crimsunif he can run depmod through gdb, that _may_ help in debugging02:15
Kmos:)02:18
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Kmosbug 12984002:38
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129840 in autoinstall "Installation of Ubuntu 7.04 failed " [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12984002:38
Kmosthis one is a bug from debian-installer ?02:38
Kmosor kernel02:39
crimsunthe former02:39
Kmos?02:40
crimsundebian-installer.02:40
Kmos:)02:40
Kmosthx02:40
crimsunI'm not entirely convinced the user didn't screw something up, but we'll give him the benefit of the doubt.02:41
Kmosyeah02:41
KmosI can ask him if the do anything after the installation02:41
Kmos*he02:41
Kmos"You do anything after the installation ? or just install and it didn't work after that ? Thanks"02:42
Kmosi think it's good this way02:42
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crimsunit's probably more useful to query which installation method he chose02:47
crimsunfurther, which boot loader install option was chosen, etc.02:47
Kmoscrimsun: he says "alternate"02:47
crimsunKmos: I mean whether he chose any additional "expert" ones.02:48
Kmosah ok =)02:48
Kmosdone02:49
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avbhello03:06
avbguys, can someody tell me what is a difference of configuration of a gnome-sccreensaver on livecd and oninstalled system?03:06
avbi just copied livecd system to mine harddrive, coz installator was broken03:07
avbeverything is fine, except that i can't lock screen03:07
Chipzzcrimsun: I realise jono  said Kmos should ask on #ubuntu-devel, but what he's doing is basically bug-triaging... wouldn't he be better off on #ubuntu-bugs for that?03:07
avbi dont think that this is a bug. just because of nonstandrart install03:08
ScottKIIRC jono said that and then changed his mind after, but didn't say where.03:08
crimsunChipzz: yes.  the channel and topic are obscured in this client.03:09
mjg59Oops. I've lost backscroll.03:18
mjg59Does anyone have the URL that calc gave me a couple of days ago?03:18
kylemlastlog calc03:19
kylembleh.03:20
kylem20070731.log:05:30 < calc> mjg59: http://cheney.ws/debug/vbetool.debug.output.bz2 <- what i have so far, i'll try ctrl-alt-del without sync mount03:20
mjg59kylem: There should be one after that03:21
mjg59Though might be the same url03:21
mjg59Oh, no, that looks like it03:21
kylem20070731.log:06:03 < calc> mjg59: i replaced the file on my server with the compressed 678MB one03:22
mjg59Wow. Compressed well.03:22
mjg59(~100 times)03:22
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mjg59Also looping03:24
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mjg59calc: Looks like I could probably do with a dump of your video BIOS03:30
mjg59Oh, wait a second03:31
mjg59PE is set, but JP is jumping03:31
mjg59Uh. Rather, the parity flag is even, but JP is jumping.03:31
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tkamppeterGhostscript 8.60 FINAL is out, get it here:03:39
tkamppeterhttp://www.linux-foundation.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/gutsy/ghostscript/03:39
calcmjg59: back03:42
mjg59calc: Just trying to find documentation for how this damned instruction is supposed to behave03:43
calcmjg59: ok03:43
calcmjg59: if you need a dump i can get it to you if you tell me how to do it :)03:45
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mjg59Ah. Intel manual.03:49
infinityRiddell: Yes.03:54
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mjg59calc: Hm. I'm probably going to need you to do a test in 32-bit mode04:02
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calcmjg59: ok no problem04:09
calci'll go get my tribe3 i386 disk04:09
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mjg59calc: You'll need to grab http://www.codon.org.uk/~mjg59/tmp/libx86-1_0.99-1.2debug1_i386.deb04:17
mjg59Install that, switch to a terminal, do sudo vbetool post 2>vbetool.output04:17
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calcmjg59: i built it myself and got the log, about to compress and upload it now04:34
calcmjg59: gar it logged 0 bytes again04:35
calcmjg59: i'll try it again and see if i can convince it to write out to disk04:36
mjg59calc: ?04:36
calcmjg59: how much log do you need? if i mount it sync it will definitely write some out but not 600MB+ amount04:36
mjg59calc: That's a different package to the one I gave you last time04:36
calcmjg59: oh ok04:36
calci'll try it out and get back to you asap, probably 5-10min04:37
mjg59Ok04:37
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calcmjg59: ok got it, very short04:45
calcCalling INT 0x15 (F000:F859) EAX is 0x10005F3604:45
calcCalling INT 0x15 (F000:F859) EAX is 0x5F3404:45
calcCalling INT 0x15 (F000:F859) EAX is 0x5F3504:45
calcthere should be CR's before EAX on each line04:45
calcirssi strips them for some reason04:45
mjg59calc: Thanks04:46
mjg59That's really helpful04:46
calcgreat :)04:46
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mjg59calc: Ok. Final thing - could you do04:50
mjg59dd if=/dev/mem of=/tmp/foo bs=1k skip=960 count=6404:50
mjg59And stick /tmp/foo somewhere?04:51
mjg59That's an image of your system BIOS04:51
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calcis that safe to do from a feisty boot (i'm guessing yes)04:51
mjg59Yeah04:52
mjg59Needs to be done as root04:52
calcok done04:52
calchttp://cheney.ws/debug/bios.dump04:53
mjg59Can you do the same with skip=768 rather than skip=960?04:53
mjg59That'll be the video bios04:53
calcoh oops i removed the other one and uploaded the video bios as bios.dump also04:54
mjg59That's ok04:54
calcok they are both up now as system.bios.dump and video.bios.dump04:55
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pittiGood morning07:23
ajmitchmorning pitti07:23
ajmitchyou're up & about early07:23
StevenKMorning pitti07:24
pittiajmitch: my usual time in summer07:24
pittihey StevenK07:24
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Burgundaviahey pitti07:25
StevenKpitti: I note *-386-di and two -generic-di things have hit NBS. debian-installer built so I'm unsure why that is. Would you mind explaining it?07:25
pittihi Burgundavia07:26
pittiStevenK: that's strange07:27
StevenKpitti: That's what I thought.07:27
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pittiStevenK: reload, please *shrug*07:34
pittidoko: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sip4-qt3/4.6-1ubuntu3 \o/07:42
StevenKpitti: Thanks.07:43
StevenKinfinity: Am I able to borrow some time of yours now?07:44
StevenKpitti: Hopefully I can beat pdftk into building sometime today, which will get libgcj7 out.07:44
pittiStevenK: that'll still need an OO.o ppc build, right?07:45
StevenKpitti: What's irritating me with pdftk is that isn't the code that's broken, but the build system.07:45
pittiStevenK: I need infinity, too! we must fix hal in buildds! he's mine, mine, mine!!!11!!07:45
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StevenKpitti: I saw him first! I'll fight you for him. :-P07:45
StevenKpitti: Do we care about OO.o being uninstallable on ppc? I daresay we can ask calc when he's next wanting to upload OO.o07:46
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pittiStevenK: I don't care on mine, OO.o is way too slow to be useful on a G4 800 MHz :)07:48
StevenKpitti: But it breaks ubuntu-desktop installability on powerpc07:51
pittiinfinity: btw, Debian bug 435510 might be relevant here, but I doubt that hald is already running on the buildds?07:52
ubotuDebian bug 435510 in hal "Please permit installation in chroots" [Minor,Open]  http://bugs.debian.org/43551007:52
pittiStevenK: oh, poing07:52
pittiStevenK: point, even07:52
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pittiinfinity: then again, I can successfully install hal in a feisty chroot with the outside hal running; so maybe the buildd chroots don't have /sys?07:54
StevenKpitti: Does it fail with /sys not mounted?07:56
pittimeh, now the init script just hangs eternally08:01
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pittiStevenK: no, it works here without /sys08:02
pittibah, I guess I'll just fix it 'blindly'08:03
pittiinfinity: TBH I think that policy-rc.d is the answer here...08:10
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infinitypitti: Is this failing on buildds as a build-dep, on livefs builds...?08:19
pittiinfinity: buildds08:19
pittihttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/8633317/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-i386.nautilus-cd-burner_2.19.6-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz08:20
infinitypitti: If I use a policy-rc.d, I'd be curious if any packages start failing because they depend on a running daemon as a build-dep...08:21
infinitypitti: I, personally, don't think that should ever be done, but who knows if it is...08:21
pittiinfinity: I actually thought by just 101'ing hal08:21
pittiwe can add more stuff to it if we need to later08:21
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pittiinfinity: the more expensive way is to find out why it actually fails08:22
infinityThat might not be that much effort. :)08:22
pittiinfinity: that'd require going into a buildd chroot and doing 'hald --verbose=yes --daemon==no'08:22
infinityLet me unpack a chroot on a buildd.08:22
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pittiinfinity: I assume there is no 'outside' hal?08:23
infinityI sincerely hope not.08:23
infinityAnyhow, setting up a buildd environment now.08:24
infinitypitti: Why does this build-dep on runtime stuff like hal and initramfs-tools anyway?08:27
infinitypitti: That's kinda sketchy.08:27
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pittiinfinity: it is indeed, but hard to avoid08:27
infinityThat would be the gnome-mount build-dep, I guess...08:28
pittiright08:28
infinityBut, why is that needed?08:28
pittiI asked seb, and he only needs the .pc file inside08:28
pittiI'm not sure why, gnome-mount doesn't export any .so or .h08:28
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infinityThis init script sucks.08:29
infinityroot@vernadsky:~# /etc/init.d/hal start * Starting Hardware abstraction layer hald                                                         root@vernadsky:~# echo $?08:29
infinity108:29
infinityWhy doesn't it output a failure on failure? :P08:29
pittiI had the same on my first try in my feisty chroot08:30
pittibut the second time it just hung eternally08:30
infinity*** [DIE]  osspec.c:watch_fdi_files():349 : Unable to initialize inotify: Function not implemented08:30
infinityThere you go.  No inotify in the buildd kernels.08:30
pittihrmpf08:30
infinityAnd hald really refuses to start because of that?  Can it not function at all without it?08:31
infinitySurely, it still contains some static data and other useful stuff, regardless of polling being broken...08:31
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pittiI'll have a look08:31
infinitySo, wait, all these hideous runtime build-deps are pulled in for the sake of a single .pc file?08:32
infinityNgh.08:32
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pittiI'm still not convinced that it is necessary at all08:32
infinityI'd lean pretty heavily to "no, it almost certainly can't be".08:33
pittiit's the only reverse build dep at least08:34
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pittiinfinity: I guess it uses it for build-time detection of whether or not to build gnome-mount support08:34
infinitypitti: Since we know we want gnome-mount support, surely that can be hardcoded.08:35
pittiright08:35
infinitypitti: Just like you don't need to build-dep on random binaries just to tell autoconf where they are (pre-seeding, FTW)08:35
infinitypitti: Anyhow, I'm down with whatever the "best" solution is, I just like to keep the magic in the buildd chroots to a minimum, so the environment is as easily reproducible as possible for devs.08:37
infinitypitti: It was one of the arguments for ditching gcc-opt and ccache.08:37
pittiinfinity: if it's just the inotify thing, then hal can certainly be taught not to die on that08:38
pittibetter than chroot hacks, I agree08:38
FujitsuWhy are mangled kernels used? Surely that makes them particularly unreproducable?08:39
infinityFujitsu: We use distro sources, but compile our own kernels.  Even if we didn't, though, the buildds run dapper, so it wouldn't be the same as an end-user machine running a gutsy kernel.08:40
pittibryce: still awake?08:40
pittibryce: is xserver-xorg-video-amd particularly nasty? or can we just add it to -all and move it to main?08:40
StevenKinfinity: I'm guessing dapper with hacked sbuild and co for the build environments, so it can build gutsy and such?08:42
pittiinfinity: hm, even if explicitly given --enable-gnome-mount it checks for it *grumpf*08:43
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infinityStevenK: We don't use a distro copy of sbuild.08:43
infinityStevenK: Not even close.08:43
infinitypitti: autoconf?08:44
infinitypitti: Preseed the variable on the command line with ac_whatever=/usr/bin/gnome-mount08:44
pittiinfinity: yeah, I'll hit it over the head, I think08:44
pittiif test "$ENABLE_GNOME_MOUNT" = "yes"; then08:44
pitti        PKG_CHECK_MODULES(GNOME_MOUNT, gnome-mount >= 0.4,08:44
pitti                [ AC_DEFINE(USE_GNOME_MOUNT, 1, [defined if using gnome-mount] )08:44
pitti                  msg_gnome_mount="yes"] ,08:44
pitti                [ USE_GNOME_MOUNT=""] )08:44
StevenKinfinity: I figured.08:44
infinityOh, bleh.  That's broken autotools usage, IMO.08:45
infinityAnything that doesn't allow preseeding should die in the face.08:45
StevenKinfinity: Still no time for libnss-db?08:53
infinityStevenK: Making time shortly for that and openssl.08:54
StevenKinfinity: Okay, way cool.08:54
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pitti        gnome-mount support:      yes08:56
pitti\o/08:56
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pittihi carlos08:56
carlospitti: hi!08:57
infinityStevenK: Surely you have some sort of internet access at home? :P08:57
tepsipakkipitti: actually, x-x-v-amd is now in debian too, with a maintainer08:59
StevenKSome sort, yes. :-)08:59
pittitepsipakki: right, Martin-Eric just asked me about it (and I sponsored the uploads)08:59
tepsipakkipitti: yes, same guy :)09:00
pittitepsipakki: it'd support the ThinCan thin client, so maybe ogra would be happy, too :)09:00
tepsipakkiI bet09:01
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pittihi thekorn09:05
thekornhey pitti09:06
\shmoins09:08
pittihey \sh09:08
bryceheya pitti, just checking in on my way to bed09:11
pittibryce: ok, nevermind, it's not that urgent; sleep well!09:11
brycere the -amd package, yes I think it'd be fine to move into main09:12
bryceI've been working with Q-FUNK on it, and it's close to getting a release with a real version number soonish09:13
pitticool, thanks09:13
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pittibryce: I'm Q-FUNK's Debian sponsor for it and he just asked me about it09:17
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pitticarlos: can I get a gutsy base export soon?09:20
Q-FUNKbryce: ?09:21
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pittiQ-FUNK: just went to bed09:21
Q-FUNKah09:21
pitti<bryce> re the -amd package, yes I think it'd be fine to move into main09:21
pitti<-- hunger hat sich getrennt (Read error: 113 (No route to host))09:21
pitti<bryce> I've been working with Q-FUNK on it, and it's close to getting a release with a real version number soonish09:21
pittiQ-FUNK: ^ FYI09:21
Hobbseepitti!09:23
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Hobbsee:)09:23
carlospitti: sure, I'm going to change the export script to generate one today09:26
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pitticarlos: thnaks09:27
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pittiseb128: so, I talked about the hal thing with infinity, and I think the easiest solution is http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/n-c-b.debdiff; WDYT?09:28
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pittiseb128: hal fails on the buildds because their kernels do not have inotify support; that could be fixed in hal, of course, but with some effort09:28
Q-FUNKpitti: right. you had questions about the upcoming release?09:28
pittiQ-FUNK: you mean xserver 1.4?09:29
seb128pitti: looks fine to me09:29
carlospitti: you should have it later today09:29
pittiseb128: ok, uploading09:29
seb128pitti: thanks ;)09:29
Q-FUNKpitti: of -amd, as mentionned by bryce09:29
pittiQ-FUNK: ah; no, no particular questions09:30
carlosseb128: which package should I look at for problems with the laptop backlight? gnome-power-manager?09:30
carlosseb128: btw... hi :-P09:30
seb128hey carlos, yes might be it09:31
seb128or linux-source09:31
Q-FUNKalright then :)09:33
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carlosseb128: the main problem is with GNOME's window that shows you how you move it up/down09:33
seb128gnome-power-manager then most likely09:33
carlosok09:34
carlosthanks09:34
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pittiseb128: do you have a dapper vmware image or installation?09:36
seb128pitti: no09:36
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mvopitti: I should have one, do you need one?09:37
seb128I might have an installation still on a partition on my desktop09:37
seb128I can reboot and have a look if you want09:37
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seb128morning mvo09:37
Hobbseemvo: :)09:37
pittimvo, seb128: I prepared new dapper langpacks (complete refreshment of -base, too) for dapper.2 and need some initial testers09:37
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StevenKOooooh, dapper.209:37
StevenKI like the sound of that.09:37
mvomorning seb12809:37
seb128pitti: URL?09:38
pittistill scp'ing09:38
mvopitti: let me know what needs to be tested, I have booted it now09:38
pittiseb128, mvo: basically, install the German and French langpacks (the current dapper ones) for now09:39
pittithen, "deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/dapper-langpack/ ./" and dist-upgrade, when I give the mark (still scp'ing)09:39
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pittiseb128, mvo: ok, deb source is ready09:42
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pittisoren: ebox-openvpn has this in the postinst:09:56
pitti+               update-rc.d -f quagga remove09:56
pittisoren: that's nasty and a no-no09:56
pittisoren: (1) it doesn't even restore the symlinks again on removal, (2) it won't help, since the next install/upgrade of quagga will create them again, and (3) it destroys user configuration09:57
sorenpitti: Alright.09:59
pittisoren: ah, good mornign09:59
sorenpitti: Yes, that too. :)09:59
pitti(I just mailed you, for the records)10:00
infinityOoo, mail me too!  I feel left out.10:00
pittiinfinity: aren't you on u-archive@? :)10:00
infinityOh, then I guess you did mail me too. :P10:01
pittiyep10:01
infinityThough not really in that "I was thinking of you" sort of way.10:01
sorenpitti: If it restored the symlinks on removal, would it be fine?10:01
infinitysoren: Touching configuration for other packages is never fine.10:02
infinitysoren: Why does it need to do that?10:02
pittisoren: no, see points 2 and 310:02
infinitysoren: (Also, removing all the links means update-rc.d will restore them the next time quagga is upgraded)10:02
pitti^ (point 2)10:02
soreninfinity: You're asking why a system management framework would want to manage the system?10:02
pittisoren: that doesn't exclude each other from what I can see?10:02
pittisoren: if quagga does bad things in the default install, we should fix that10:03
sorenI think - for now - I'll just try and yank out the quagga stuff.10:03
pittisoren: what's the particular reason you want to do that in the first place?10:04
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infinityThis is how entire continents get routed through random people's laptops by accident.10:05
pitti'BGP' (sorry for outing me as a routing noob)10:05
infinity(True story, witnessed when I worked at PSInet, a UUnet engineer made a bit of an oops)10:05
pitti?10:05
sorenpitti: I'm not entirely sure. It seems even more weird that it's in the openvpn module rather than the network module.10:05
infinitypitti: Border Gateway Protocol, used to advertise routes to peers.10:06
infinitypitti: Large carriers tend to trust their peers implicitely... Until they do something really stupid.10:06
sorenAh... It's because it supports advertising new routes to the vpn clients.10:08
mvopitti: install looks good, anything paricular you want to see tested?10:08
infinity(We were by-handing our routing to UUnet for a week after that incident, until they assured us the engineer in question had been appropriately flogged)10:08
pittimvo: I tested the German ones here, too10:08
pittimvo: oh, just general 'oops, this app isn't translated any more' oddities10:08
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infinitypitti: Don't you debdiff the dapper.1 and dapper.2 debs to make sure they don't drop any po files?10:15
infinitypitti: (re: 'oops, this app isn't translated any more' oddities)10:16
soreninfinity: Since you seem to know a bit about this.. In order for the new route advertisement to the clients to be useful at all, the clients will need to be running quagga too, won't they? (or another ripd)10:16
pittiinfinity: the old -base and -updates ones are merged into new -base and empty -update, so it's not that simple, but I'll still do it for some languages10:16
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infinitysoren: Yeah.10:17
infinitysoren: Most little home DSL routers and such support RIP for that very reason, I believe.10:17
soreninfinity: Huh? I can push new routes to people's DSL routers?10:18
infinitysoren: It's also possible we're talking about PPP style VPN, which might be using quagga in more interestingly bizarre ways, I don't really know.10:19
infinitysoren: You can if they have it enabled with lousy blacklisting, sure.10:19
sorenblimey10:19
infinitysoren: (By default, those home routers won't accept routing updates over the public interface)10:19
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soreninfinity: So they implemented rip in them, so average home users can send new routes to the it via rip?10:21
soreninfinity: That sounds like something that people are going to use a lot... er, no wait..10:21
infinitysoren: So home users can get RIP updates over VPN tunnels.10:21
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infinitysoren: It's also handy if you have two or more of the little home routers, and just set-and-forget RIP on all of them.  Then you can set up your routing table once, and it Just Works.  In theory.10:22
soreninfinity: The RIP updates would be inside the vpn tunnel, surely? Why does the router need to worry about that?10:22
infinitysoren: I'm referring to routers that support VPNs, in this case, so the whole network has VPN access, not a single tunneled host.10:22
soren"10:17 < infinity> soren: Most little home DSL routers and such support RIP for that very  reason, I believe.10:23
sorenI find that most litte home DSL routers don't know how to terminate a VPN connection.10:23
infinityYeah, "that reason" being "because they also support VPNs" :)10:23
infinityAll of mine do.10:23
sorenWhat sort of vpn can they terminate?10:23
infinityBut, yeah, the "multiple crap routers in a home" argument is the other reason they support RIP.10:23
infinityOh, hah, the one I'm using right now can't.  Bah.10:24
infinityThe one in the corner that's not on does PPTP and some random IPsec type things.10:24
infinity(Using this one instead because it does VoIP)10:25
StevenKMost home/SoHo type routers speak a subset of IPSec10:25
infinityAlso, I have too many of these devices...10:25
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StevenKMost won't handle special things like DPD (Dead Peer Detection), or NAT-T (NAT Traversal)10:26
sorenI don't remember seeing a single on that does that. If it does it's packed away in an impossible to find spot in the config ui.10:26
infinityNote that different countries see wildly different types of these devices.10:27
infinityAustralia seems to have a host of needlessly complex ADSL routers.10:27
sorenSure, my wrt54g does it, but that's because I'm running openwrt on it.10:27
infinityHeck, I never even owned such a device before I moved here.10:27
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StevenKI ought to set up QoS one of these days.10:28
infinityYeah, which is the setup I prefer, and how I did it in Canada.10:28
infinityBut finding dumb modems here is harder than just getting cheap routers.10:28
StevenKMost cheap routers can be configured into bridge mode.10:29
infinitySo I have a stack of routers. :)10:29
infinityYeah, but if you're buying the thing anyway, may as well use it, I guess.10:29
StevenKIf it's bridges, you're still using it. :-)10:29
StevenKEr, s/it's/it/10:30
infinityI think the only time I've ever bridged mine was when the ISP told me my unsupported hardware was clearly the cause of their inability to terminate PPPoA correctly.10:30
infinitySo I bridged it, terminated it on my laptop, said "see, still doesn't work", and that was that.10:30
StevenKHah10:30
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infinityStill, I look forward to returning to the land of "PPPoWhat?" some day soon.10:31
infinityNever had to deal with DSL/Cable auth until I moved here either.10:32
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infinity"Why do I need a username and password?  Are you afraid someone else is tapping my copper?"10:33
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StevenKinfinity: Depending on the situation, ADSL gets terminated by Hellstra and hands off authentication to different ISPs via realms so they can account traffic usage.10:34
infinitypitti: Oh, hah. Funny story.  I'm not on ubuntu-archive anymore got bounced off.  Hilarious, since I'm one of the admins.10:34
infinityI love mailman.10:34
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StevenKinfinity: Since Telstra has basically told the Government, "You can have the local-loop when you pry it out of our backrupt fingers."10:35
StevenKbankrupt, sigh10:35
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infinityStevenK: Yeah, I know why it happens, it's just annoying.10:36
infinityStevenK: But iiNet has no such excsuse, either.  They own the DSLAM and bloody well know it's my port, so using PPPoX is just force of habit, and wasted overhead.10:36
infinityStevenK: Which irks me.10:36
StevenKHeh, yes.10:37
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infinityStevenK: Works well enough for me.  *shrug*10:37
infinityStevenK: Better than the resold Telstra lines I've had in the past.10:38
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seb128pitti: looks like the update removes some translations10:39
seb128-gconf-editor.mo10:39
seb128-gdebi.mo10:39
seb128-gnome-cups-manager.mo10:39
seb128-gnome-desktop-2.0.mo10:39
seb128-gnome-keyring.mo10:39
seb128-gnome-menus.mo10:39
infinityI had Telstra just randomly decide to cut my line and give it to someone else.  That was the last straw for me.10:39
seb128-gnome-nettool.mo10:39
StevenKI'm seriously considering jumping to Exetel's ADSL2+, but they're non-telephone line is rented from Powertel, and they're on the brink of getting bought out ...10:39
seb128-gnome-system-monitor.mo10:39
seb128-gnome-system-tools.mo10:39
infinityThe usual "But it didn't have a dialtone!" idiocy.10:39
seb128-gnome-volume-manager.mo10:39
seb128pitti: my script might be buggy though10:39
Burgundaviaget a real country with real internet you two ;P10:39
infinityBurgundavia: I come from one.  Yours, even.10:39
infinityBurgundavia: I grew up in Calgary, home of "we've had cable since 1995", feel my pain.10:40
StevenKinfinity: Hah. At my last job, I was a sysadmin for a small ISP. They cut all 60 of our ISDN lines due to that excuse.10:40
HobbseeBurgundavia: give us tickets out, and we'll come...10:40
pittiseb128: NB that the update packages are empty now, everything should be in -basea10:40
pittiseb128: s/a$//10:40
BurgundaviaHobbsee: infinity left us10:40
StevenKinfinity: "They're ISDN, they aren't *supposed* to have a dial tone, you berk."10:40
HobbseeBurgundavia: well, us born in au, anyway10:41
StevenKinfinity: They dared to touch our 2Mbit frame relay. Once. That months bill was somehow waived. :-)10:43
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infinity2Mbit.  How cute!10:45
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infinityWe lived in an apartment building two blocks over and just kinda.  Uhm.  *cough*... Pulled Cat-5 with repeaters.10:46
AmaranthCome to the US, you get fast internet and no caps in exchange for AT&T snooping all your traffic10:48
infinityIt was one of those "boy, we're glad management isn't smart enough to ask why there's a 4-port switch hanging off a port on the Juniper" moments.10:48
StevenKinfinity: Bwahaha10:49
StevenKinfinity: 2Mbit supporting about 3,000 customers. Not all at once, of course10:50
infinityOuch.10:50
StevenK... dial up customers. :-)10:51
infinityI don't understand your terminology, and I refuse to acknowlege your statement.10:52
StevenKMuahah10:52
infinitySeriously, I've not had dialup since 1995...10:52
StevenKinfinity: In other news, any about openssl and friends?10:52
infinityOh, and about a week in Cairns.10:52
infinityThat was not a good week.10:53
StevenKOf course not, you were in Cairns.10:53
infinitySort of landed, said "what, you don't have DSL?  This won't do" and fixed that in a hurry.10:53
infinityStevenK: No news is good news, I hear.10:54
StevenKApparently. I remain unconvinced.10:55
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StevenKAnd damn it, pdftk, you better have built sucessfully by the time I get back!10:56
saispohi all10:59
saispoanyone maintain packages.ubuntu.com here ?10:59
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sorenI'm having a problem with some gconfd-2 processes that won't die... If I strace it and send it a SIGTERM, strace doesn't even show that the process receives the signal. What could possibly cause this?11:17
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sorenEven if the signal handler is SIG_IGN, strace still shows that the process receives it..11:18
sorenAh, if it's masked, perhaps..11:18
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seb128Riddell: libcaptury-dev has no .so, any reason or that's an error?11:25
Riddellseb128: sounds like an error11:25
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seb128I've accepted the binaries, please change it though ;)11:26
Riddellseb128: thanks11:26
infinityseb128: I prefer to reject broken lib-dev packages on the grounds that other packages may be dep-waiting on them, and then we'll get a bunch of build failures and give-backs cascading from the accepted broken binaries.11:27
seb128infinity: rejecting binary upload is weird though, you get the source in the archive but no binary11:27
infinity(dep-waits are autocleared when the packages get published to the archive)11:28
infinityseb128: Nothing wrong with source and no binary.  *shrug*11:28
seb128but you have a point11:28
infinityseb128: Anyhow, since you and pitti seem to be doing most of the ftpmaster grunt work these days, I won't presume to tell you how to do your job.11:30
infinityseb128: Just a friendly "this is what I do" thing. :)11:30
seb128infinity: thanks ;)11:30
infinityMithrandir: Do you have enough screen sessions idling on drescher? :P11:31
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tepsipakkiwhen will flashplugin-nonfree get released to feisty-security?11:53
tepsipakkiit's been in -proposed for over two weeks now11:53
pittitepsipakki: it's in updates already, isn't it?11:53
tepsipakkidoesn't appear to be11:54
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pittiflashplugin-nonfree | 9.0.48.0.0ubuntu1~7.04.1 | feisty-updates/multiverse | source, i38611:54
tepsipakkiright11:54
tepsipakkithat's not added on installation11:55
pittithat would be a bug11:55
tepsipakkisame for universe11:55
tepsipakkihmm, I'll check a more recent installation..11:56
tepsipakkiyep, same there11:57
tepsipakkiif gutsy has it too, I'll fix it there12:00
pittitepsipakki: but -security is enabled for universe/multiverse?12:00
tepsipakkiyes12:00
pittihm, so we should copy that to -security, too, I think12:02
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pittitepsipakki: done12:02
tepsipakkipitti: whoa, thanks12:02
pittitepsipakki: but please file a grave bug against, erm, the installer? about -updates for universe/multiverse12:03
tepsipakkiI'll add an entry for the -updates locally (in sources.list.d)12:03
tepsipakkiyes, it's in apt-setup12:03
tepsipakkideb $protocol://$hostname$directory $codename-updates $dists12:03
tepsipakkidists="$dists restricted"12:03
tepsipakkiis universe/multiverse now always enabled?12:04
pittitepsipakki: I don't think so, but there should be a comment for it12:04
tepsipakkihmm, I'll take this to #ubuntu-install :)12:04
pittitepsipakki: i. e. when someone uncomments universe, he should immediately stumble upon uncommenting -updates/-security for it, too12:04
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tepsipakkiseems that universe/multiverse are indeed enabled since feisty12:06
tepsipakkiI can only blame myself, since I added the support for u/m -security, should've done -updates too :)12:07
pittiah, heh :)12:07
tepsipakkishame on me12:07
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pittihey tkamppeter12:10
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tkamppeterhi pitti12:10
pittitkamppeter: I had an idea this morning12:10
pittitkamppeter: I'm currently working on an apparmor profile for cups, and I got pretty far already12:10
pittitkamppeter: if we get that working and shipped by default, I'm fine with dropping the derooting patches12:10
tkamppeterpitti, do you mean replacing non-root mode of CUPS by AppArmor protection?12:10
pittiI currently have a cupsd running as root, yes12:11
pittiprofile more or less works, I'm currently fine-tuning it12:11
tkamppeterA 1.3.x cupsd?12:11
pittitkamppeter: no, the current 1.2.12 one12:11
tkamppeterpitti, which kind of protection actions AppArmor does exactly apply to CUPS with your profile?12:12
pittitkamppeter: unfortunately it is much less protection than what we currently have with the unprivileged system user, but it's still fairly good12:13
pittitkamppeter: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/usr.sbin.cupsd  my current version12:13
pittitkamppeter: removing some important capabilities like NET_ADMIN or SYS_ADMIN, and FCHMOD/FSUID is already helping a lot12:14
pittitkamppeter: and confining fs access to the minimum12:14
tkamppeterpitti, important is also not to over-protect, as on the CUPS mailing list one saw a lot of complaints from Red Hat users as Red Hat introduced SELinux and most were caused by the SELinux protection.12:14
pittitkamppeter: I'm sure that the current profile breaks some stuff, like cups-pdf12:14
pittitkamppeter: those backends need separate profiles with elevated privileges, like writing into user's homes12:15
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pittitkamppeter: but *shrug*, it's easy to fix stuff like that with a profile12:15
pittitkamppeter: if upstream stays so absolutely unwilling to even recognize the need to confine it, that's the best we can do, I'm afraid12:15
tkamppeterI see your profile now and is seems that it simply gives certain file access permissions to /usr/bin/cupsd12:17
pittitkamppeter: that, permissions to subprocesses, and capability confinement12:17
tkamppeterWhat do the letters m and i in the permissions mean? rwx is clear for me.12:18
pittitkamppeter: 'm' -> mmap (in plain English: load a shared library, mostly)12:18
pittitkamppeter: 'ix' -> allow execution and inherit parent process privileges12:18
pittitkamppeter: there's also 'px' (allow execution and use a separate profile for the proces), and 'ux' (unconfined execution)12:19
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tkamppeterand "rm"? Is CUPS allowed to "rm /etc/group"?12:19
pittitkamppeter: no, that's 'r'ead and 'm'map12:20
pittimmap is probably not required for those files, but it doesn't hurt either12:20
tkamppeterBut why m for /etc/group? /etc/group is not a shared library.12:20
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pittisee my previous sentence12:20
pittiI'll remove it, for cleanliness12:21
tkamppeterWill AppArmor block actions not explicitly permitted by the profile or can you choose between blocking and warning, like you can do with Red Hat's SELinux?12:23
pittitkamppeter: you can choose12:23
pittitkamppeter: I developed the profile in 'complain' mode12:23
pittitkamppeter: my initial upload will be 'complain' and call for testing (and sending me the logs)12:23
pittitkamppeter: a bit later, when I got more testing, I'll flip the default to enforce, I think12:23
pittiI do not plan to regress the default install security that much12:24
pittitkamppeter: so, WDYT about the plan?12:24
tkamppeterpitti, I think this is great. The new CUPS has so many new authentication and network features which make the non-root patches arbitrarily complicated. And with AppArmor one drops the patches and the admin can easily configure the extra security by the profile.12:26
tkamppeterAnd if a user complains that something goes wrong one does not open the CUPS completely but only changes a line in the profile and the problem gets fixed.12:27
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pitti(or flip the profile to complain)12:27
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TheInfinityhello ... i have a strange thing here which might be a bug ... upstart mixes the mount order - nfs volumes are mountet after local volumes altough it is the other way round in fstab12:28
TheInfinityis it really a bug or is there somehow a reason for this?12:29
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pittitkamppeter: "sudo aa-complain cupsd" btw12:31
pittitkamppeter: and 'aa-enforce cupsd' to enable it again12:32
cjwatsonTheInfinity: nothing to do with upstart - there are separate init scripts to mount local and network filesystems and they're explicitly ordered that way12:32
cjwatsonTheInfinity: this is necessary because local filesystems (e.g. /usr) might well be needed to bring up networking12:32
cjwatsonTheInfinity: we're not in a position yet (perhaps upstart will eventually let us be in such a position) to have the kind of flexibility to mount some network filesystems first if the network is available12:33
cjwatsonTheInfinity: I suggest not attempting to rely on having network filesystems mounted first12:33
TheInfinityargh sorry wrong description ... first the nfs filesystem is mountet, then the /home FS12:33
TheInfinityand thats my problem.12:33
cjwatsonthat IS odd12:33
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TheInfinityhttp://www.ubuntuusers.de/paste/13354/?format=txt <-- this is the order12:35
TheInfinityand i dont know why. it seems that /home is in rc5 "misc mounts" - which is quite strange12:36
TheInfinitybecause if i mount with rc.local it works12:36
TheInfinityshould i report it as bug? or any suggestions where this problem comes from?12:38
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cjwatsonTheInfinity: (rc5 isn't used by default; our default runlevel is 2)12:40
cjwatsonI have no scripts that call mount in rc2 here12:41
cjwatsonbizarre that you have /var/run and /var/lock mounted multiple times12:41
cjwatsondo you have any custom init scripts?12:41
TheInfinityno12:41
TheInfinityits a default 6.10 installation dist-upgraded to 7.0412:42
tkamppeterpitti, nice, so we can perhaps have these two called by buttons in some admin GUI tool.12:42
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cjwatsonTheInfinity: /home should be mounted from /etc/rcS.d/S35mountall.sh12:44
cjwatsonalso is the ordering as visible in /proc/mounts actually causing a problem?12:45
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TheInfinityi use kubuntu as clients - so theres nothing i changed except installation of a few user apps and using somehow network data12:45
TheInfinityyes because i want to mount the nfs volume in /home12:45
TheInfinityand that does not work because /home is mountet after the nfs volume12:46
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TheInfinityhmm. strange at all ...12:49
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pittitkamppeter: yay, it actually works reasonably now, and it just took two tiny patches to make cups work without DAC_OVERRIDE01:15
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tkamppeter_pitti, What is DAC_OVERRIDE?01:22
pittitkamppeter: man capabilities; in short, it allows a process to ignore any fs permissions01:23
pittitkamppeter_: i. e. read and write any file in the system01:23
pittitkamppeter_: i. e. as root you can edit a file which is  till:lpadmin 64401:23
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pittitkamppeter_: this capability gives you full root power, so for any sensible privilege reduction this must be forbidden01:24
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seb128iwj: did you upload a gdm built with consolekit? There is no sign of it, maybe it did conflict with the new version which has been uploaded this week?01:34
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cjwatsonseb128: looks like it clashed, yes01:41
cjwatson20:15:09 DEBUG   gdm_2.19.4-0ubuntu4.dsc: Version older than that in the archive. 2.19.4-0ubuntu4 <= 2.19.5-0ubuntu101:41
seb128cjwatson: ah, thanks. What log has upload errors?01:41
iwjseb128: Ah, yes, I have a mail about a reject.01:42
iwjI'll fix it up,.01:42
seb128iwj: thanks01:42
seb128I would have done it but I'm not sure if you just changed the configure option or if you did also some other changes01:42
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cjwatsonseb128: /var/mail/lp_archive01:46
cjwatson"log"01:46
iwjThere are other changes too.  I'll merge them.01:46
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seb128cjwatson: ok ;)01:47
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StevenKpitti: I have bent pdftk to my will, and uploaded it. Leaving openoffice.org on ppc as the last remaining rdepends on libgcj701:56
pittiStevenK: yay, thanks01:56
Tonio_Mithrandir: I saw you uploaded bluez-libs last version, will you upload bluez-utils soon ?02:00
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pygihey Hobbsee02:14
Hobbseehiya pygi02:15
geserHey Hobbsee02:17
Hobbseegreetings, geser :)02:17
Kmoshttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20070801 -> this still valid for action? =)02:18
seb128Kmos: bugs can be triaged any day02:19
Kmosbug 12720302:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 127203 in Ubuntu "After installation AVG anti-virus problems with louding up-dates" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12720302:19
Kmoswe don't support AVG, so it must be invalid ?02:19
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seb128Kmos: I would use the standard reply for "not enough details"02:22
Kmosseb128: ok02:23
seb128like from where he installed AVG, what update issues he has, etc02:23
seb128if that doesn't come from ubuntu the bug can be marked Invalid02:23
Kmosyep02:24
pygiseb128, I don't think we have avg in ubuntu repos?02:24
Kmosi asked now if it's reproducible and the steps to get there02:24
Kmospygi: no, we don't02:24
seb128pygi: I don't know what AVG is and what the guy is speaking about02:24
pygiseb128, antivirus02:24
seb128pygi: if you know that's something we don't ship feel free to close the bug02:24
pygiseb128, ok, will do02:25
Seveasisn't it in -commercial?02:25
KmosSeveas: nop02:25
Kmoshttp://archive.canonical.com/pool/main/a/02:25
Kmosonly arkeia02:25
Kmos:)02:25
pygiSeveas, nop, isn't there02:26
pygiKmos, I'll close the bug as invalid02:27
Kmospygi: ok02:27
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pygidone02:29
stgraberhi02:29
pygihey stgraber :)02:29
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Kmoscan I request sync of treil ? http://packages.qa.debian.org/t/treil.html02:33
pygiKmos, sure, but would you be willing to learn a procedure how to request sync?02:35
Kmospygi: i already know that :)02:36
Kmosrequestsync is my friend also02:36
Kmosi'm building it on pbuilder first :)02:37
pygiKmos, ok, so you know that you have  to check changelog of both ubuntu and debian package, see if ubuntu has any changes from debian, evaluate if they can be dropped, and all the other procedures mentioned at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess ?02:37
Kmospygi: yep02:38
Kmostreil has the first sync for gutsy02:38
Kmosbut it's out-of-date02:38
pygiif you follow all procedures, you should be fine ;)02:38
TheMusoAlso be careful to ensure that the MD5Sum of both orig tarballs are the same, fi they are both the same upstream versino.02:38
KmosTheMuso: oki =)02:38
Kmosit compiles fine on pbuilder for gutsy02:39
cjwatsonthe other point is to check up on why it's needed02:39
pygicjwatson, +102:39
geserKmos: re bug #129572: is it worth to sync powertop just to remove someone from uploaders?02:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129572 in powertop "Please sync powertop (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12957202:40
cjwatson"is newer" isn't usually sufficient reason to spend the time bothering; there should be something useful in it02:40
pygii.e. bugfixes02:40
cjwatsonnote that we will mass-sync everything after gutsy+1 opens; we've stopped the auto-sync so that things can settle down a bit02:40
cjwatsonpygi: we're before upstream version freeze, so interesting features are fine too02:40
Kmoscjwatson: new upstream release ? and some bugs fixed.. like in ruby/triel.rb02:41
pygicjwatson, got it, but this is a game =)02:41
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seb128Does anybody know if there is a naming convention for package shipping pam modules? The new gnome-keyring has one, I'm wondering if the package should name gnome-keyring-pam or libpam-gnome-keyring02:41
cjwatsonKmos: that seems to be the case for treil, but not powertop02:41
sorenseb128: libpam-foo02:41
cjwatsonso my point is just that it's something you should think about02:41
cjwatsonif we wanted to mass-sync everything from Debian that was newer, we could still do so :-)02:41
Kmoscjwatson: ah powertop.. i understand now :)02:41
cjwatson(without needing somebody to go through them all laboriously by hand)02:41
seb128soren: thanks02:42
sorenseb128: np02:42
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xxxxx1hey Hobbsee :)02:43
Hobbseehiya xxxxx102:44
Kmoscjwatson: u're right :) i've invalid it myself with comment02:46
Kmosbug 12954702:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129547 in workman "Please sync workman (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12954702:46
Kmosthis one can be invalided too.. only changed to the new menu system02:46
Kmosthat will be auto-synced in gutsy+102:46
Kmosright?02:47
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gesereverything without Ubuntu changes will be auto-synced at the begin of the next dev cycle02:48
Hobbseegeser: are you busy now?02:49
geserit depends :) what work want you to delegate to me?02:50
coNPKmos: I guess this bug does not requires instant decision. There is a sync bug filed, someone will take care of it.02:50
Hobbseegeser: reduce https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-universe-sponsors02:51
geserHobbsee: already started looking on it02:51
Hobbseegeser: i'm presuming one can ignore all of Kmos' bugs that are incomplete.  or at least, be very careful with them.02:51
Hobbseegeser: great :)02:51
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KmosHobbsee: they all build fine :)02:52
HobbseeKmos: yes, i'm more wondering over the "is there any point to them" question - like the drop in uploaders, or the standards change, etc.02:52
TheMusoKmos: But as previously discussed, its more than just making sure they build. I just pointed out that you should test build them as a first check point before filing a sync request.02:52
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KmosTheMuso: yep..02:53
KmosHobbsee: i'm killing the ones that are pointless.02:53
Tonio_Hobbsee: did you notice than nspluginviewer crashes for a few weeks now ?02:53
HobbseeTonio_: have not tried it.  but i've seen teh bugs02:53
HobbseeKmos: great02:54
gesershould accepted sync request still be set to "confirmed" or now to "Triaged"?02:54
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StevenKgeser: Former02:55
Hobbseegeser: TheMuso ScottK StevenK and anyone else who works on these, if you could mention that you're locking the merges in here (or -motu i guess), so we dont try to upload the same things while we're all working on the queue, that'd be good02:55
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cjwatsonKmos: it's definitely best not to do a half-hearted job of switching to the new menu layout, and given that it doesn't actually much matter for Ubuntu (we use .desktop files instead), I don't propose to spend any time converting main02:58
Kmoscjwatson: yeah, that's why i killed powertop and workman sync requests02:59
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Kmos-2 to check :)02:59
Hobbseewoo!03:01
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Kmosbug 12954403:02
Kmosi think this one can be killed too. but not 100% sure03:02
Kmos[14:02]  <ubotu> Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out03:02
Kmosbug 12954403:03
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129544 in xmms-midi "Please sync xmms-midi (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12954403:03
Kmosah :)03:03
HobbseeKmos: clean target might be the only vaguely useful thing there.  unsure too03:04
Kmosyeah.. i see only that one03:05
Kmosothers are pointless03:05
Kmosany preview of updated langpacks for gutsy ?03:07
pygiKmos, here:03:10
pygihttp://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/03:10
Kmosthx03:11
pittipygi: that's obsolete03:12
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pittipygi: updated gutsy langpacks are uploaded straight to gutsy itself03:13
pygipitti, my apologies then.03:13
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pittiRiddell: just curious, what's wrong with qt 3.3.8?03:23
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Zapekwhen one fixes a (non reported) bug through bzr push sftp. do I have to create a launchpad bug entry about it or it will be seen?03:31
cjwatsonit won't typically be seen automatically03:33
cjwatsonreport it03:33
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Riddellpitti: it broke chinese and other complex characters03:35
Riddellpitti: not sure why though, other distros seem to be ok, it's something I need to look more at03:36
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iwjseb128: My gdm test build worked so I've uploaded.  Hopefully it won't clash again.03:46
seb128iwj: could thanks, should be fine this time I didn't touch gdm since tuesday03:46
seb128s/could/cool03:47
iwj*snort*03:48
iwjYou're too dynamic :-).03:48
seb128;)03:48
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Kmospitti: requestsync when has apt working (locked) says it doesn't have the package on gutsy =)03:50
Kmosto use -n :)03:50
pittiKmos: hm, it uses rmadison, so that would be curious03:51
pittiKmos: it doesn't touch apt at all03:51
StevenKRight, I fixed that.03:52
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Kmospitti: apt-get rmadison =)03:52
Kmosstill apt03:52
Kmosright ?03:52
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coNPKmos: apt-cache rmadison03:52
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Kmos:)03:53
Kmosi've only apt-get running with update-manager03:53
Kmosand it says that03:53
Kmosafter i do apt-get update03:53
Kmosand it's when I see it's locked03:53
pittikylem: is it actually necessary to update the kernel and both X video drivers for bug 123879? I just copied mesa to -updates03:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123879 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[SRU]  feisty missing support for intel graphics hardware" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12387903:53
pittiKmos: no, not apt. rmadison03:53
kylempitti, yes, the kernel bits are already done though.03:53
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pittiKmos: seems like you are on feisty?03:54
pittihi mathiaz03:54
Kmospitti: i tested that on my laptop with gutsy03:54
pitticoNP: apt-cache madison != rmadison03:54
mathiazhi pitti03:54
coNPoh, I am sorry03:54
pitticoNP: rmadison queries a CGI script on somewhere.ubuntu.com03:54
pitticoNP: NP :)03:54
StevenKKmos, coNP: Actually, no. It's 'apt-get madison' which uses your local cache, requestsync uses rmadison which queries a script on people.ubuntu.com03:54
Kmos:-)03:54
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pittimathiaz: today I learned to love apparmor :) (see my cups mail)03:54
KmosStevenK: *g*03:55
mathiazpitti: great... more love comes to apparmor every day :)03:55
coNP-EINVALIDOPERATION03:55
pittimathiaz: the profile probably needs some love, though, and I found a bug in the standard perl #include03:55
coNPOh I overlooked the last part.03:55
pittikylem: ok, so I'll remove the verification-done tag again for the other tasks03:56
kylemok.03:56
StevenKpitti: In other news, it looks like I've run out of NBS stuff to do ... :-)03:56
pitti\o/03:56
StevenKpitti: python-xen-3.1 is handled, libsilc-1.0-2 is due to silky using the old API and I don't care enough to fix it, and all of libatlas-cpp-0.6-0c2a, libcal3d11c2a and liberis-1.3-11 are waiting on a new sear.03:57
Hobbseewas anyone dealing with mail-notification?  i remember hearing talk about it03:57
KmosHobbsee: how about to ask to remove package rt2400 on gutsy? now it's included in the kernel..03:59
Kmosso after gutsy, no more rt240003:59
Kmosand less confusion with debian sync..03:59
HobbseeKmos: no idea about kernel stuff.  i try to avoid it03:59
Kmoszul says it's included now in kernel03:59
Kmosin gutsy03:59
Hobbseethen it should be fine to remove.04:00
StevenKKmos: Perhaps the rt2400 package contains a newer version than the one in the kernel?04:00
Hobbseepitti: when we ask for removals, do you auto-blacklist, or do we need to ask for blacklisting as well?04:00
zulStevenK: if you can send me the fix for python-xen3.1 that would be cool04:00
StevenKKmos: So please check that first.04:00
KmosStevenK: so that's a question for kernel team04:00
pittiHobbsee: I'll check and blacklist if necessary04:00
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StevenKKmos: Right. Ask them before dealing with the removal bug.04:01
KmosStevenK: ok04:01
Hobbseepitti: ah, great.  i dont suppose you could approve phpunit into feisty-proposed?  it's been sitting there since sunday04:01
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HobbseeStevenK: zul is a kernel guy, btw...04:02
StevenKzul: Did you also want me to deal with pitti's grievances?04:02
pittiHobbsee: tomorrow, when I'll have my next regular SRU shift04:02
zulStevenK: I got half of them done so far04:02
StevenKHobbsee: Didn't know that.04:02
Hobbseepitti: ah great, that works.04:02
Hobbseesoren: ^04:02
HobbseeStevenK: he's one of the xen guys04:02
pittiI'd rather get those #$(*#$ dapper langpacks fixed now04:02
sorenHobbsee: Saw it :)04:02
StevenKzul: I can deal with the rest as well as python-xen-3.1 if you wish.04:02
Hobbseepitti: good luck with them :)04:02
StevenKHobbsee: Knew that, didn't know he was kernel04:03
zulStevenK: no thats ok I been working on it for a while now I just need help with the python bits04:03
ogradoko, did you have a look at jintys schooltool packages already ?04:03
HobbseeStevenK: well, i'm assuming xen and stuff is kernel too04:03
StevenKHobbsee: Xen is both.04:03
StevenKXen has userspace bits hanging out, too04:03
ogradoko, i testbuilt them but apparently they still want python 2.404:03
StevenKzul: Is your packaging in bzr?04:04
ograno matter what version i set in debian/control04:04
HobbseeStevenK: there you go then.  enough of kernel to qualify as a kernel guy :)04:04
StevenKHobbsee: :-)04:04
zulStevenK:  it hasnt been updated in a bit I can put the latest debian/ directory up somewhere04:04
dokoogra: go ahead and upload04:04
ogradoko, i need them in main ... 2.4 is in universe. no ?04:05
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dokoogra: no, and you should just use the default python version. and please fix all bugs you'll inroduce with zope 3.4alpha04:05
StevenKzul: I'm happy to branch your bzr off and make my own and point you at it.04:06
zulStevenK: Im at work right now and the bzr stuff is out of date right now04:07
StevenKzul: Well, happy to send you a diff, if you like.04:07
zulStevenK: please04:07
pitticarlos: urgent ping04:11
pitticarlos: the dapper rosetta export is incomplete04:11
carlospitti: urgent pong!04:11
carlosis it?04:11
StevenKinfinity: I'm guessing the time for libnss-db and openssl came and went all by itself?04:11
pitticarlos: most of the German files seem to be ok, but french is missing 20 files04:11
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pitticarlos: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/language04:11
carlospitti: are we talking about the full export?04:11
pitticarlos: yes04:11
carloshmm, how's that possible?...04:12
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pitticarlos: I just tar tzf'ed the original tarball, they are not there (so not a problem with my scripts)04:12
pitticarlos: search for the French gdebi.po as an example04:12
carlosok04:12
pitticarlos: thanks04:13
carlospitti: confirmed, there are some files missing...04:19
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carlospitti: oh, found the problem04:21
carlospitti: do you have time for a new full export?04:22
pitticarlos: yes, that's ok (and anything else would be too hackish)04:22
seb128carlos: what is the problem? just curious04:22
pitticarlos: if you could start it by this evening, so that I'll have a tarball tomorrow morning, we should be good04:22
carlosseb128: a bug in our export code related to launchpad accounts deactivated04:23
carlosseb128: they don't have an email address anymore, and thus, the export fail04:23
seb128ah ok04:23
seb128good that we caught the issue before upload04:23
carlosseb128: indeed04:23
carlospitti: I need to wait for the gutsy export finish04:24
carlosafter that, I will do the dapper one (although I'm not sure whether i will have time before the db refresh starts...04:25
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gesermvo: can you fix bug #123131 in your next compizconfig-settings-manager upload? it's the missing python-gtk2 dependency.04:29
pitticarlos: ok, thanks; do you think that's manageable by tomorrow?04:29
Amaranthuh oh, ubotu lag04:29
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Hobbseeubotu: ping04:30
carlospitti: I think so, let me see how gutsy export goes...04:30
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carlospitti: It only exported 1/4  of the .po files for gutsy...04:30
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123131 in compizconfig-settings-manager "ccsm crashed with ImportError in <module>()" [Medium,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12313104:30
carlospitti: let's see how it goes later tonight04:31
ubotupong04:31
pitticarlos: ok; I can probably do some bits on Saturday morning, too, if needed04:31
carlospitti: well, in worse case, you would get it Friday evening04:32
pitticarlos: ah, ok; that sounds good04:33
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mvogeser: thanks, doing that now in my bzr repo04:33
pittimathiaz: why does aa-unconfinded have so many duplicate lines? does that have any meaning?04:36
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Hobbseeseb128: being a desktop person, could you look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-art/+bug/60258 at some point?  i dont have the expertise to figure the best solution.04:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 60258 in gnome-art "Ruby crashes while using gnome-art-manager" [Medium,Incomplete] 04:40
seb128Hobbsee: hum, why do you think it's a priority?04:41
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Hobbseeseb128: i tried to use a "at some point" - i'm not sure what you want done to request a "can you look at this at some point?"  it's not a priority04:41
seb128Hobbsee: or rather "any reason you ping me on IRC about a bug assigned to me where I commented less than a week ago"? ;)04:42
Hobbseeseb128: bugger, i didnt read the dates on there.  apologies :(04:42
seb128Hobbsee: no problem, I was just wondering if there was  special reason for the ping, it's on my list but after some other things I want to get done for next tribe ;04:43
seb128;)04:43
desrtseb128; i filed this bug 1 day and 12 seconds ago about the latest versions of gnome not being packaged and they're STILL not packaged!04:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 1 in Ubuntu "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/104:43
Hobbseeseb128: ah, no problem.  it was a general ping about it.  i thought your comments were from months ago, as there were many comments after.04:43
StevenKHah04:43
seb128desrt: lying, take a penalty card04:43
StevenKGo, ubotu go04:43
seb128desrt: it is packaged ;)04:43
desrtwin :)04:43
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mathiazpitti: it seems that it's to support different cases.04:45
Hobbseedesrt: we could just mark you with the invalid stick, or something :P04:45
mathiazpitti: but I agree that it needs to cleaned up.04:45
mathiazpitti: It's not the latest version from upstream.04:46
pitti6411 /usr/sbin/avahi-daemon not confined04:46
pitti6411 /usr/sbin/avahi-daemon not confined04:46
pitti6501 /usr/sbin/cupsd confined by '/usr/sbin/cupsd (enforce)'04:46
pitti6501 /usr/sbin/cupsd confined by '/usr/sbin/cupsd (enforce)'04:46
seb128desrt: do you use anything from the stock GNOME anyway?04:46
pittimathiaz: ^ I don't see any difference there04:46
desrtseb128; almost all of it04:46
pittimathiaz: avahi has two threads (the other one is pid 6412), so that could be it04:46
mathiazpitti: well - it's says if it's confined or not.04:46
pittimathiaz: but cupsd is only one thread04:46
seb128desrt: because between your gdm hacked for smooth transition, your new panel and applet, dconf, etc ... ;)04:46
pittimathiaz: right, but why twice?04:46
seb128desrt: we should name GNOME 3 DNOME04:46
desrtseb128; i'm a l33t platform hax0r now.  git masters (or svn trunk) of glib, cairo, pango, dvalue, dconf, gtk :p04:47
mathiazpitti: ah. hum - don't know.04:47
pittimathiaz: just cosmetical anyway, I was just curious what it means04:47
mathiazpitti: the script is a bit old - it may be fixed upstream.04:47
desrtseb128; all my apps are more or less stock04:47
RiddellMithrandir: could you give back libcaptury in feisty-backports?04:47
desrtseb128; btw: gnome 3 is proceeding as planned :)04:48
pittimathiaz: ok, thanks04:48
StevenKRiddell: I think Mithrandir is on VAC04:48
seb128desrt: well, one looking at your screen could have the feeling that you don't use many desktop applications04:49
pittimathiaz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/usr.sbin.cupsd is my first profile, btw \o/ I hope I didn't screw it up too much (it still needs some love, though)04:49
desrtseb128; i'm a big gnome-terminal user.....04:49
seb128desrt: you usually have some form of small panel, an IM client and a command line04:49
seb128ha ha04:49
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desrtgnome 3 = telepathy, gvfs, dconf, all the love gtk has been getting recently, etc04:49
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mathiazpitti: I'll have a look at it.04:50
mathiazpitti: did you put the profile in the cups package ?04:50
pittimathiaz: yes, see https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2007-August/024027.html04:51
pittimathiaz: why, do you rather want to keep it in -profiles?04:51
pittimathiaz: my plan is to ship gutsy with an enforced profile, so with -profiles in universe that would be kind of hard04:52
mathiazpitti: the current plan is to ship profiles in -profiles04:52
pittimathiaz: that's why I put it there04:52
mathiazpitti: but if the package maintainer wants to ship a profile in the package that's fine also04:53
mathiazpitti: that's what suse is doing.04:53
tepsipakkidesrt: dconf? can't find anything on that04:53
pittimathiaz: ah, ok; should it be any problem for you, then we can still change it04:53
mathiazpitti: they were shipping all profiles in -profiles and they've moved the profiles into each package.04:53
desrttepsipakki; it's this secret project being hacked on by some madman04:53
mathiazpitti: it just requires more work from the maintainer.04:53
pittimathiaz: eventually this shuold happen in Debian/Ubuntu, too, but while the profiles are still under heavy development, it's easier to group them04:54
tepsipakkidesrt: sounds promising :P04:54
mathiazpitti: but shipping in the profile is fine by me.04:54
mathiazpitti: we support both scenario.04:54
pittimathiaz: ok, great04:54
mathiazpitti: I guess it'll be on a per-package basis.04:54
mathiazpitti: may be we could ship profiles that have been well tested in the package.04:55
mathiazpitti: and others in -profiles.04:56
pittimathiaz: I agree04:56
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mathiazpitti: if I want to add a general hook in apport, does it have to be a python script ?05:07
pittimathiaz: yes, it has to ATM05:09
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mathiazpitti: ok. Thanks.05:11
mathiazpitti: I'm trying to run apport-cli on a server - and it fails with :" No module named xdg.DesktopEntry"05:11
mathiazpitti: I guess that apport.ui needs more tweaking for a server environment.05:12
pittimathiaz: ah, can you please file a bug about this?05:12
pittimathiaz: I don't want to depend on the xdg python module, it should quietly forego those tests instead05:12
pittianyway, time to leave for today (grandma's bday)05:13
pitticu tomorrow!05:13
mathiazpitti: yes. I will.05:13
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Riddellinfinity: could you give back libcaptury in feisty-backports?05:30
Riddelloh actually it's needs building, so that should be fine05:30
infinityRiddell: If it's being auto-given-back, that could be problematic...05:31
infinityOh, no, it's never failed in the first place.05:32
infinityWhat made you think it needed giving back? :)05:32
Riddellimpatience problably, ignore me :)05:32
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Kmosasac: backport of thunderbird from gutsy to feisty not possible, right ?06:20
Kmosbug 12996806:20
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129968 in thunderbird "Outdated Mozilla Thunderbird in Add Programs" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12996806:20
infinityThat's not a bug, it's a feature.06:21
seb128doko: can you give a retry to gcin on powerpc i386 sparc?06:21
seb128or infinity ;)06:21
infinityseb128: I'll do it.06:22
ScottKKmos: There's already a backports request in for it.  More testing needs to be done.06:22
ScottKSee you all later.06:22
seb128infinity: thanks06:22
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Kmosi've marked it as duplicate06:22
Kmosinfinity: hehe06:23
asacKmos: well ... not possible is not right06:23
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asacKmos: but not trivial either06:24
Kmosasac: yeah06:25
Kmosi've duplicated the bug, because already there is one06:25
asacKmos: if there is someone interested in backporting tbird, I would be happy to help :) ... in fact i think we already have a feisty backport in mozillateam archive.06:26
Kmosit was done by gnomefreak ?06:27
asacyes06:27
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Kmos:-)06:27
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mikmorgIs there a bug report for Feisty's Ubiquity auto-mounting when partitioning?06:50
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mikmorgcjwatson: Hello there07:10
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johanbrseb128: Could I ask you a quick question? Is the evince version in gutsy supposed to support fillable PDF forms? I got that impression from the evince mailing list, but it doesn't seem to work.07:39
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coNPjohanbr: it is sure that this not listed in the evince changelog07:41
johanbrcoNP: Okay, thanks. I just got that impression from http://mail.gnome.org/archives/evince-list/2007-July/msg00011.html , but maybe that part of the announcement doesn't actually apply to evince 0.9.2.07:42
coNP!info evince gutsy| johanbr07:43
ubotujohanbr: evince: Document (postscript, pdf) viewer. In component main, is optional. Version 0.9.3-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 1130 kB, installed size 5888 kB07:43
johanbrThat information doesn't seem to have much bearing on my question.07:44
coNPSorry, form support comes from libpoppler as the mail also says. It should be in.07:44
coNPOkay, I was just not sure if we have 0.9.2 or 0.9.3 in gutsy.07:44
johanbrSo you mean it should work? I couldn't get it to work and nor could someone else I asked to try out. Have you tried it?07:45
Seveas"Currently it requires poppler HEAD, but let's hope we'll see a new07:45
Seveasrelease of poppler."07:45
coNPYes, that is what I am investigatint07:46
Seveasso unless ubuntu compiled evince against bleeding edge poppler, no forms support07:46
Seveas!search libpoppler gutsy07:46
ubotuFound: gibbon, gutsy, newqueue, pidgin, ubuntu+1, gusty07:46
Seveasmeh07:46
coNP!info poppler gutsy07:46
ubotuPackage poppler does not exist in gutsy07:46
elmopopplar07:46
coNP!info libpoppler gutsy07:46
ubotuPackage libpoppler does not exist in gutsy07:46
johanbr!info libpoppler1 gutsy07:46
ubotulibpoppler1: PDF rendering library. In component main, is optional. Version 0.5.9-0ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 635 kB, installed size 1720 kB07:46
seb128johanbr: need poppler CVS version07:46
johanbrseb128: Ahhh, okay. Thank you. Is there any chance of a poppler with forms support going into gutsy?07:47
seb128johanbr: depending of upstream07:48
seb128if it's ready yes07:48
seb128if it's not, no07:48
seb128I can't speak for them07:48
johanbrWhere "ready" means "0.6 release", I'm guessing?07:48
coNPWe have 0.5.9 in gutsy now that is development version. Relased in May, though.07:48
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johanbrSeems like the release is being delayed due to ISP trouble: http://tsdgeos.blogspot.com/07:50
seb128johanbr: no, when "ready" means "ready", like working correctly07:51
johanbrOkay. Thank you.07:51
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seb128you're welcome07:52
seb128sorry to not have extra details07:52
seb128as said it's mainly a matter to see if upstream consider it stable enough to be distributed07:52
seb128which also mean waiting for them to roll a new tarball07:52
seb128and then we can see if they break ABI again and that sort of things07:52
seb128if they roll a new one I'll try to get it in gutsy though07:53
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LaserJockcjwatson: poke :-)07:53
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iwjI don't believe this.  dpkg has no standard sll and dll manipulation macros.  What was I thinking ??07:55
Mertikidoes somedody have a laptop with a synaptic touchpad that can help me in confirming a bug in launchpad?07:55
maxbWould anyone be able to point me toward the software that actually creates the distribution .iso images? I'd like to learn about it.07:57
BenCwhat's easiest way to test a webcam?07:57
LaserJockmaxb: you might want to look at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-cdimage07:58
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maxbThanks!08:03
LaserJockmaxb: in particular, also look at configs/devel in the bzr branch for ubuntu-cdimage as it has links to other branches that are important08:04
maxbI guess I should get around to learning bzr08:05
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geseris it possible to sync NEW packages from Debian after UVF and before NewPackagesUniverseFreeze?08:12
LaserJockgeser: I'm pretty sure that's what it means08:17
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geserok, because I had the choice to sync now and file later an UVF exception for the next version or wait for the next version and sync later08:19
LaserJockif you know it'll be there before the New Package freeze then that seems ok08:20
geserupstream will try to get the new version out and into debian before end of the month08:22
Zero_Hi, i'm fixing a bug on the installation of Ubuntu Alternate, and i wanna know if the Automatic Network Detection detected correctly the DNS08:22
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dokoasac, seb128: how do I convince firefox/thunderbird to use normal sized fonts again? changing prefs in the applications itself doesn't change anyting08:25
Zero_i know08:25
Zero_go in preferences and change the font08:26
Zero_it need be by prefs in the applications08:27
Zero_but you need click in a botton in right to change08:27
tkamppeterYesterday I asked you all for testing CUPS 1.3.0-RC2. Now there is a better version, with nonroot stuff removed from the packaging more cleanly and the AppArmor protection introduced by pitti. Get the new packages (0ubuntu2) here:08:29
tkamppeterhttp://www.linux-foundation.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/gutsy/cupsys13/08:29
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mattwalstonWhere is a roadmap or schedule for the next release?08:31
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geser!gutsy08:32
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hggdhMertiki: what bug? I do have a laptop on Gutsy08:52
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asacdoko: did you find a solution?09:15
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theCoremjg59:  ping09:58
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mjg59theCore: Hello09:59
theCoremjg59: hi, I heard you are reviewing Automatix for the TechBoard, is that true?09:59
theCoremjg59: I started since yesterday I fairly intensive review myself10:01
mjg59theCore: Ok, that's good10:01
theCoremjg59: so, maybe what I have found could help you10:01
mjg59Sure10:01
theCorewould you like to read my working draft?10:02
mjg59Sounds good10:02
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theCorehonestly, I am not sure yet if I will publish it, even though I did put a lot of effort10:04
theCoreI will certainly have to smooth the tone of article, even if I tried to be neutral10:06
mjg59theCore: It ties pretty much in with what I'd noted10:07
dokoasac: no10:07
asacdoko: so did you zoom your fonts or what?10:08
theCoremjg59: do you plan to review EasyUbuntu too?10:08
mjg59theCore: We hadn't been asked to, but it might be worth it10:08
seb128what do you review automatix for? do you want to get it uploaded to Ubuntu?10:10
theCoreat least, there isn't major security concerns in it10:10
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mjg59seb128: No, the tech board were asked to provide feedback on the technical quality of it10:11
ogra did you find any ?10:12
seb128well, the concern with it would rather be what it install and how that breaks installations10:12
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seb128rather than the technical quality of the thing10:12
mjg59seb128: Not really, no10:12
mjg59It's perfectly able to break your system all on its own10:12
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seb128we should just make clear to users they should not install it10:13
TheInfinityseems to be impossible to get information about mounting local FS ... why does ubuntu mount local FS after network file systems (and any other FS)?10:13
seb128I think pitti already made apport stop sending bugs if it has been installed10:13
mathiazseb128: yop10:14
ograseb128, did you ever read their faq ?10:14
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seb128ogra: no10:16
ograhttp://www.getautomatix.com/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ10:16
mvoseb128: I think it is better to have it in the archive than outside of it10:16
theCoreogra: that FAQ is certainly misleading10:16
mvosame for envy, I think if it comes into the archive, we can work on it better and improve pthings10:16
ogra Does Automatix2 break Ubuntu upgrades? - "The chances of Automatix being behind the breaking of a Ubuntu upgrade is as high as the packages which Ubuntu releases for that release and the subsequent one. Most of what Automatix installs comes directly from the Ubuntu repositories and is installed using apt-get (just like in synaptic and Add/Remove). It is more likely that an upgrade problem lies upstream in the Ubuntu repositories."10:16
ograyay, its our fault10:16
mvoogra: I have seen my share of upgrade issues :)10:16
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ograthe next two sentences are pretty rude ...10:16
ograIn fact Ubuntu has been notorious for breaking xserver packages several times on stable releases in the past. They have also been extremely notorious for passing on the blame to Automatix for their own failings (which they still haven't stopped doing).10:16
seb128I read something about not listening to people who recommend not installing it10:16
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theCorethat? --- Is Automatix2 safe? Folks in #ubuntu on IRC keep telling me it isn't.   * Yes, it is perfectly safe. Thousands of users worldwide use Automatix2 every day without any issues. If you think you have run into any issues related to Automatix, please report to our forums to get quick and high quality support.10:17
mjg59Worrying about what people write is fairly uninteresting10:17
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theCoreOne thing is sure, though, Automatix is truly bloated10:18
ograi'm not worried, i'm sad ... with some guidance the guys putting work inot it might be good MOTUs10:18
Nafalloogra: the first thing they need to be teached is to dput _source.changes.10:19
ograheh10:19
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theCoreI wonder such tools are so popular10:21
theCorewonder why*10:21
Nafallocause people are fucking lazy. that's why.10:22
stdinbecuae people are too lazy to read what the proper way is10:22
theCorestdin: that is a weak argument10:23
NafalloI'm glad my ex-gf won't do it again anyway. she received a massive lecturing for about 20 minutes.10:23
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stdinit's true tho, they just don't read the wiki10:23
stdinor even ask10:24
minghuatheCore: I think because automatix generally have does a good job with installing stuff those people want, and as long as upgrade is not involved, it doesn't cause much problems.10:24
Nafallostdin: not even that in many cases. they need to TRY to play an mp3 and get the nice coded-installer.10:24
Nafallocodec even10:24
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theCoreminghua: then, perhaps it would be a good time to start providing meta-packages for these peoples10:26
fdovingi've noticed many reviewers mention they use automatix to get this and that.10:26
minghuatheCore: Not impossible for many packages.  Examples I know are Adobe acroread, Windows codecs, Real player.10:27
stdinthere is (k)ubuntu-restricted-extras for instance10:27
stdin(for things in the repos anyway)10:27
mneptokminghua: Automatix is a problem whether you dist-upgrade or not.10:27
minghuatheCore: We can probably try providing some installer-like package like msttfcorefonts, though.10:28
mc44minghua: you mean like ubuntu-restricted-extras? :)10:28
minghuamneptok: I don't use it.  I just read that many people are happy with it.10:28
mneptokminghua: try the view from my chair ;)10:28
stdinmany people use windows, doesn't make them right :p10:28
theCoreminghua: hmm, the msttcorefonts package isn't enough?10:28
minghuamc44: I don't exactly know what ubuntu-restricted-extras does.10:29
mc44" Installing this package will pull in support for MP3 playback and decoding,10:29
mc44 support for various other audio formats (gstreamer plugins), Microsoft fonts, Java runtime environment, Flash plugin, LAME (to create compressed audio files), and DVD playback."10:29
minghuatheCore: enough for those fonts, sure.  But not enough for people who need Adobe acroread, Real player, etc.10:29
theCorerealplayer is in the commercial component, no?10:30
minghuaOh, that reminds me, Opera is a frequently requested package, too.10:31
minghuaThe thing is, automatix is just convenient for many people.  And we probably should advocate/advertise ubuntu-restricted-extras more.10:31
stdinopera and realplayer are in commercial10:32
theCoreminghua: well... I am not sure if advocating restricted plugins is a good thing10:33
seb128doko: looks like no GNOME package needs to be change for lpia from a quick greping10:33
dobeyit's hard enough trying to get the fluendo mp3 codec package. the "you need additional non-free codecs" thing wants to install the gstreamer-ugly package. i had to go command-line apt-get install the fluendo package10:33
dokoseb128: please send a list to infinity10:33
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seb128doko: "no"10:33
Nafallodobey: sounds like a bug to me.10:33
dokoand mark them on the wiki10:33
minghuatheCore: Neither am I sure.  But a lot of people still see it essential.  If we turn them down, they all seek help from other places, like automatix.10:34
dokoseb128: ?10:34
dobeyNafallo: bug or not, it's relevant to the issue at hand :)10:34
seb128doko: there is no package that need to be changed, what do you want in the list?10:34
mvodobey: please remind me about it (fluendo mp3)10:34
dokoseb128: infinity needs a list of packages for manual bootstrap. that shouldn't be that difficult ...10:35
dokoseb128: and at least glib had to be updated10:35
seb128doko: there is no DEB_HOST_ARCH or DEB_HOST_GNU_CPU to it10:36
seb128so I've not looked for everything10:36
DaSkreechHello Has anyone been approached about Smolt?10:36
theCorehmm... what happened to acroread in feisty?10:36
theCoreissues with Adobe?10:36
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dokoseb128: still infinity needs a list, "all of gnome" is not enough10:37
seb128doko: ok, will do that10:37
dokothanks10:37
seb128you're welcome10:38
seb128DaSkreech: is that the hardware database thing?10:38
DaSkreechYes10:38
DaSkreechThey invited other Distro to join in so that it would be a Linux effort rather than a Fedora effort10:38
minghuatheCore: Removed.  Because it's not redistributable according to the new license terms.10:38
DaSkreech I'd assume that Ubuntu was one of those given consideration10:39
seb128DaSkreech: not sure, maybe ask to pitti when he's around tomorrow or to mvo10:39
theCoreminghua: ah, I remember now10:39
theCoreminghua: thanks10:39
seb128DaSkreech: I don't know about it10:39
DaSkreechmvo: Ping10:39
theCoremaybe after all, the best thing to do would simply be to ignore Automatix / EasyUbuntu10:40
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dobeymvo: remind you?10:40
ograseb128, cr3 does the hwdb stuff now ... dunno who else10:41
Nafallodobey: about fluendo-mp310:41
ograDaSkreech, ^^^^10:41
DaSkreechogra: ah thanks cr3 isn't around now?10:41
ograhe's not regulary in -devel10:42
dobeyNafallo: yes, i saw that. the question was what he means by "remind me"10:42
seb128ogra: there was some specs during the Sevilla UDS where mvo and pitti spoke about it I think10:42
ograDaSkreech, i pinged him ... not sure he's around10:42
mvohello DaSkreech10:42
DaSkreechogra: Well he's online but not in any chans is that an indication that he's not AK ?10:42
Nafallodobey: to poke him about it tomorrow probably so he can fix that bug :-)10:42
seb128or open a bug10:42
DaSkreechmvo: Hi I was asking if you had heard of anything about smolt ?10:42
mvodobey: remind me to fix that fluendo-mp3 is not listed in the codec installer10:42
dobeyok10:43
seb128mvo: I think you discussed it with pitti during the Sevilla UDS so I directed him to you10:43
mvoogra: hwdb? yes, I talked about this with cr3 and pitti, there is some LP work going on there too10:43
ogramvo, any idea who is the head for it now ?10:44
mvoDaSkreech: I did and I like it. the client was easy to sport to ubuntu IIRC10:44
mjg59seb128: My panel seems to have stopped grouping multiple applications. Any idea if that's deliberate?10:44
mvoogra: not really, lets talk about it after the meeting10:44
DaSkreechmvo: So we are interested?10:44
DaSkreechWhat about the HWDB that Ubuntu currently has will that be moved into this new initiative?10:45
DaSkreechOr is this all too early to ask? :-)10:45
ograthat will rather be rewritten from scratch some day10:45
mvoDaSkreech: I guess its a bit early, but I definitely feel that something better is required. and smolt looks quite good so I think we should not re-invent the wheel if we can help it10:46
DaSkreechmvo: Wonderful thanks a lot10:46
seb128mjg59: it used to group windows without a class and that has been fixed, otherwise it should still group application in the same class10:47
seb128(libwnck change)10:47
mjg59seb128: I've got a large number of gnome-terminal windows all showing up separately10:47
mjg59Though I'm running panel from about a month ago10:47
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seb128mjg59: if you open the task lists properties, what mode is selected?10:48
mjg59Ah - never group windows10:48
mjg59I'm sure I didn't change that myself10:48
mjg59Given I didn't know that window existed :)10:48
seb128mjg59: maybe vuntz changed the default choice ;)10:49
mjg59seb128: I haven't deleted my gconf settings...10:49
mjg59Oh, so yeah, if I've never touched it the default would change10:50
seb128mjg59: if you have never touched the option you use the system schemas value10:50
seb128right10:50
theCorehow could I recognize a package build with checkinstall?10:51
theCoreah, know. nevermind10:52
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Kmoshttp://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/g/gambas2/current/changelog10:58
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Kmoscan I resquest a sync for gambas2 ? it has some bugs fixed10:58
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theCoremjg59: thanks for you feedback, btw11:04
theCoreyour*11:04
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mjg59theCore: I'm just tidying up what I've got - I'll show you in a few minutes11:05
cr3DaSkreech: hi, ogra tells me you want to talk about the hardware database?11:05
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theCoremjg59: ah, ok11:05
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DaSkreechcr3: hi Yes11:05
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DaSkreechQuick lil guy ins't he?11:06
DaSkreechAh he's back11:06
DaSkreechcr3: hi Yes11:06
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su-hoens`rZanyone know why the kubuntu alt cd installer doesn't locate 3 of my 4 sata drives even though the bios and the main cd find them fine? :(11:06
DaSkreechcr3: Fedora invited Ubuntu to use Smolt?11:06
cr3DaSkreech: sounds like a good idea, how is the HAL data transmitted to smolt?11:09
DaSkreechcr3: Not sure I just hit the Linux.com article and decided to ask in #kubuntu-devel they hadn't heard of anythign so I asked in here11:09
DaSkreechI'm for the move to having one HWDB for all Linuces as long as we can give in the data that Ubuntu has collected before11:10
DaSkreechcr3: I'm just naively guessing that lshw should be good enough :)11:11
cr3DaSkreech: I was asking more specifically about the data format used to transmit, but that's implementation detail I can gather from the source11:12
cr3DaSkreech: I agree that information should be gathered in a single location, but that is difficult to enforce as can be seen with bugtracking for example: some projects use bugzilla for example, but launchpad tries to integrate that11:13
cr3DaSkreech: in a similar respect, different hardware database may have different objectives so I think it's a reality that there will have to be duplicate information in order to meet each of these objectives11:14
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cr3DaSkreech: for example, the hardware database does not aim to strictly report hardware but also report status of the hardware by running tests. it's one thing to know you have a wireless controller, it's another to know that it works11:14
cr3DaSkreech: in that sense, I see the hardware database exporting data to smolt or, the other way around, allowing smolt to query the hardware database11:15
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DaSkreechcr3: What would be the basis of having an aggregate database that knows wether someone's specific card is working?11:16
cr3DaSkreech: let me ask you a question: have you ever wanted to buy a computer and know beforehand if the hardware worked?11:16
DaSkreechI think that having a dual layer would be useful though11:16
DaSkreechcr3: Yeah11:16
DaSkreechThat's what Live Cds are for :)11:16
cr3DaSkreech: I see you've never bought online...11:17
DaSkreechcr3: Yes I have but only with machines I've tested with Live CDs ....11:17
cr3DaSkreech: anyways, that is ultimately the question that the hardware database will attempt to answer rather than just gathering metrics11:17
DaSkreechcr3: I know I understand11:17
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DaSkreech It will also give good stats to show case to hardware \vendors to show that they should provide support11:18
cr3Nafallo: you could eventually buy stuff *others* know works :)11:18
ograNafallo, hard to do with laptops11:18
Nafallocr3: yes. google, ubuntu wikis, maintainers etc... :-)11:18
Nafalloogra: Dell Latitude D630. only problem is sound, and that has a patch floating round.11:19
Nafallos/rou/arou/11:19
DaSkreechCourse there is already a KDE app that does this :(11:19
cr3Nafallo: been there, done that, it's a clunky approach. for example, you might find a wiki posting about one graphics controller working on one release of ubuntu and a wireless controller on another release. it's hard to find unified information about hardware.11:20
Nafalloogra: to bad the damn Dell wanted to deliver 22nd and I'll move to England 16th :-P11:20
Nafallocr3: that's why it takes weeks indeed :-)11:20
cr3Nafallo: heh, well put :)11:20
cr3Nafallo: I'm dedicated to saving you and others those weeks of painful sleuthing11:21
Nafallocr3: sounds to good to be true ;-)11:22
cr3Nafallo: there's a reason why such a service exists already: it's a difficult problem to solve11:23
DaSkreechcr3: Woah. this will keep version info as well?11:23
cr3err, doesn't exist already :)11:23
cr3DaSkreech: that's critical indeed11:23
Nafallocr3: yes, I know :-)11:23
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DaSkreechcr3: Versions of products? Like hal or X or versions of distros ?11:24
cr3DaSkreech and Nafallo: would you guys like me to contact you in case we need help, like beta testing and so forth?11:24
DaSkreechcr3: Yes11:24
Nafallocr3: just put it in Ubuntu and I'll see the new package and betatest it when/if there is time :-)11:25
cr3DaSkreech: release version but also package versions, which is also important to detect regressions11:25
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cr3DaSkreech: thanks for having taken the initiative of mentionning smolt in this channel and expressing your interesting in consolidating hardware information!11:27
Nafallocr3: is there a wikipage or something with your project? :-911:27
Nafallo:-)11:27
ograNafallo, you could recycle the old HardwareDatabase page ;)11:28
cr3Nafallo: there are a few blueprints on launchpad, let me check...11:28
Nafalloogra: not me! :-P11:28
Nafallocr3: thanks :-)11:28
DaSkreechcr3: I've been loking for somethign like this since Knoware11:28
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ograDaSkreech, well the first implementation of the hwdb client in ubuntu was in hoary11:29
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DaSkreechI know :)11:29
DaSkreechIt's just much more useful to have a LInux DB rather than an Ubuntu DB11:29
DaSkreechhttp://developer.kde.org/summerofcode/knoware.html11:29
ograindeed it is11:29
cr3Nafallo: this search will return most of the relevant blueprints: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/?searchtext=hwdb11:29
cr3Nafallo: I am currently most active in developing the client for the release of gutsy11:29
DaSkreechSee if we could have smolt have a CLI core with an X front end a GTK front end and Qt front end it would easily implementable by all Distros11:31
DaSkreechIt could also have multiple layers with the core info going to >the< database11:31
Nafallocr3: I'll read that then. you will be using the existing package I guess?11:32
DaSkreechother info that individual distros want to collect can be kept by them11:32
cr3Nafallo: it's being rewritten, please don't look at the current state of the code :)11:32
DaSkreechUbuntu can still have it's Users hardware Webpage :)11:32
Nafallocr3: will not. was more about getting notification of testing in apt-listchanges ;-)11:33
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cr3Nafallo: oh, so I indeed intend to use the same package, but that's not confirmed yet11:34
Nafallocr3: you might want to ping me anyway then ;-)11:35
cr3Nafallo: will do11:37
DaSkreechFedora is complaining that it's only used by GUI users11:40
DaSkreechcr3: Watch the Smolt page?11:40
BenC21:24:44 ERROR   Exception while accepting:11:43
BenC Unable to find source package linux-source-2.6.22/2.6.22-9.22 in gutsy11:43
BenC -> http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8671171/pm6r6EGyiU4s02vU7yLeyYqsyyw.txt (Unable to find source package linux-source-2.6.22/2.6.22-9.22 in gutsy)11:43
BenCanyone aware of that problem?11:43
su-hoens`rZanyone know why the kubuntu alt cd installer doesn't locate 3 of my 4 sata drives even though the bios and the main cd find them fine? :(11:43
cr3DaSkreech: why is it only used by GUI users?11:43
Nafallocr3: baah. I'm not allowed to see the spec.11:43
DaSkreechcr3: Thats what they are implying11:43
cr3Nafallo: sorry about that :(11:44
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Nafallowill just need to see the client then ;-)11:46
cr3Nafallo: feature freeze is in a couple weeks, so it shouldn't take too long11:47
Nafallo:-)11:47
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DaSkreechI'll take a look at it this weekend are they still taking suggestions on framework or is that locked?11:48
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superm1cjwatson, i saw you assigned bug 129038 to yourself, out of curiosity, what were you planning on it?11:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129038 in lirc "lirc overwrote my lircd.conf" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12903811:50
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