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Riddellevand: uploaded12:36
evandthanks Riddell!12:36
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StevenKinfinity: You'll deal with all the lpia builds that failed due to chroot problems?03:03
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infinityStevenK: Oh, feh.  Yeah, need to fix the buildds to fix that.  Go me.03:21
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calcgot a set of debs to test! :-)03:48
calcassuming these work i just need to update changelog and then upload03:49
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calceveryone else can test them in gutsy ;)03:50
Nafalloargh ;-)03:50
calcthey work, no hang, yipee :)03:51
StevenKAnd the patch was only 5.4Mb? :-P03:51
calcthe patch to fix the original patch was like 80 bytes or something03:52
calc2 lines of code change03:52
calcbbl, doing the changelog now03:54
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stiv2khi04:13
stiv2kdo i have voice?04:14
stiv2kok04:14
Nafallono04:14
stiv2ki have this extremely annoying CUPS problem that all seemed to start when i reformatted my server's hard drive about a month ago...04:14
stiv2kthe printer just disappears on its own after some aarbitrary amount of time has passed since i added it04:14
Nafallostiv2k: try #ubuntu first04:14
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stiv2kNafallo: have04:14
stiv2knobdoy knew anything04:15
Nafallostiv2k: if it is a bug, then file it.04:15
stiv2kwell i'm not too good at diagnosing this stuff04:15
infinityStevenK: Fixed.04:15
stiv2kperhaps someone could help me extract some more details before i file the bug04:15
stiv2kanyways04:15
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stiv2ki have to constantly re-add the printer only for it to disappear again later04:16
StevenKinfinity: Yay! Can you look at libnss-db now? :-)04:16
Nafallostiv2k: or you file a bug and someone tells you what to do... no matter which, this isn't the channel.04:16
infinityStevenK: I haven't slept...04:16
stiv2kNafallo: uh huh...where do you propose i file it04:16
Chipzzlaunchpad.net, cups package?04:16
stiv2ksee i dont know if its CUPS that's the problem04:16
stiv2kit almost seems like a USB problem but i cant put my finger on it04:17
Nafallostiv2k: file it against Ubuntu then04:17
Chipzzif it isn't then it'll get reassigned04:17
Nafalloor that04:17
Chipzzbut cups sounds like a good starting point04:17
Nafalloagreed04:17
Nafallothat or Layer1 :-)04:17
Chipzzlayer1?04:18
stiv2khmm04:18
stiv2kalright04:18
Nafallophysical layer04:18
stiv2kdammit04:21
stiv2klaunchpad.net keeps timing out tryign to search for bugs04:22
Chipzzwell I'ld say that since you're not sure the bug is in cups the bug will have to be looked into deeper anyway04:23
stiv2kwhat do you mean?04:23
calcyipee, changelog done04:24
Chipzzso there's probably not much harm done in filing it without looking for dups then04:24
stiv2kits a really strange issue04:24
stiv2kChipzz: oh i was just trying to search for 'cups' bugs to see if anyone else had the same problem04:24
ScottKPlease look for dups first.04:25
infinityThere's an ongoing war about that.04:25
infinityI'm in the "please don't look for dupes" camp, myself.04:25
infinityBecause 95% of the "me too" followups I have to bugs are people with DIFFERENT bugs who think they're the same.04:25
infinityAnd then trying to separate that is hell.04:25
stiv2kScottK: what is dups ?04:26
mjg59It wouldn't surprise me if it's the USB autosuspend issue04:26
ScottKstiv2k: Duplicates.04:26
stiv2koh04:26
ScottKinfinity does have a point.04:26
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infinityMarking a bug as a duplicate is trivial.  Trying to break one bug into 5 different ones is a pain.04:27
stiv2kughh04:27
stiv2kunfortunately i dont see anyone with the same problem asm e04:27
stiv2kwhich just makes me more weary04:27
ScottKBTW, here are the open bugs against cups https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cupsys/04:27
stiv2kone thing04:29
stiv2ki DO remember there being a bug causing cups printers to disappear04:30
stiv2ksomething to do with dbus04:30
stiv2kor libdub04:30
stiv2klibdbus04:30
stiv2kbut i heard that word of mouth04:30
stiv2ki never actually saw this bug04:30
calci'll have openoffice.org source uploaded in 30m or so04:30
stiv2kand i dont know if my problem pertains to that04:30
stiv2kforget it -- i can't find any, i'm submitting one04:31
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mathiazinfinity: Is /etc/apache2/apache2.conf supposed to be overwritten during an apache2 package upgrade ?04:41
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calcer where am i supposed to dput to... 'jackass'?05:01
calci got a bounce back saying could not find distribute 'UploadQueue'05:01
calcer distribution05:01
ScottKcalc: I just dput to upload.ubuntu.com05:03
ScottKIt's the default location in Ubuntu's dput.05:03
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calcScottK: yea thats what i actually did according to dput info05:06
calcbut it failed with the following05:06
calcRejected:05:06
calcCould not find distribution 'UploadQueue'05:06
calcUnhandled exception processing upload: [Errno 13]  Permission denied: '/srv/launchpad.net/ubuntu-queue/incoming/upload-20070821-035939-000539/UploadQueue/tmpMMLoBP'05:06
ScottKThat doesn't sound fun.05:06
calcgrr and most of the people that could fix it are asleep05:06
ScottKSounds like either you haven't been added to the right whatever it is or it's a bug in the system.05:07
calcyea05:07
calcwell i'm in core-dev so i think i should be able to upload, unless there is something else to do05:07
calci just got added last week though05:07
calcseems to be a really bad error message in any case, heh05:08
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mjg59calc: Hm. It should just be core-dev05:09
calcmjg59: ok05:10
mjg59I don't know enough about the upload queue to know if it's based on groups.05:10
calcok05:10
mjg59Which distribution did you upload to?05:10
calcgutsy05:10
mjg59What does your dput.conf look like?05:11
calcmjg59: http://pastebin.com/d7ad8339205:12
mjg59calc: Incoming is /, not /UploadQueue05:14
calcfun, i found a bug in a server then it defaults to that in the dput there05:15
mjg59Hm. Pretty sure my dput.cf is stock.05:16
mjg59calc: dput.cf as shipped is just:05:17
mjg59[ubuntu] 05:17
mjg59fqdn = upload.ubuntu.com05:17
mjg59incoming = /05:17
mjg59login = anonymous05:17
calcok05:18
mjg59The error message is kind of weird, though05:18
calcyea05:19
infinitymathiaz: No, it should only be created on a fresh install.  It's a bug if sf broke that...05:20
mathiazinfinity: ok. Thks. I'll investigate the releveant bug tomorrow.05:21
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calchttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/1:2.3.0~oog680m1-1ubuntu105:37
calc:05:37
calc:)05:37
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ScottKHow long does that take to build on the buildd's?05:38
mjg59calc: Woo!05:38
mjg59calc: Just in time for freeze05:39
calcyep05:39
calcwell we have a few days left before tribe-5, not like when i did the upload for tribe-4 ;)05:39
calcabout 10m before the l10n is done uploading05:40
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pittiGood morning07:19
kylemmorning pitti07:20
pittihey kylem07:20
StevenKMorning pitti07:26
pittihey StevenK07:26
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StevenKpitti: Would you mind giving gchempaint back on amd64, ia64 and ppc?07:34
pittiStevenK: done07:34
StevenKpitti: Thanks. Hopefully, they'll build and libopenbabel1 can be killed.07:34
StevenKAnd then I might kill man-di since sear is *still* not sorted out.07:36
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StevenKpitti: And qobex can be killed if the MIR that kdebluetooth is waiting on gets promoted and kdebluetooth builds...07:50
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bryceheya pitti07:54
pittihey bryce, how are you?07:54
pittiStevenK: oh, a lot of KDEish things were recently approved, right; I'll promote them07:54
brycedoing ok.  My new fiancee's moving in this past week07:55
pittibryce: did you get a nice ring?07:55
pittibryce: and congratulations!07:55
bryceoh yeah :-)07:55
pittibryce: took a little longer than an hour, I suppose? Took us half a day, in total07:55
brycewow07:55
pittibryce: well, I needed two hours to find an engagement ring, the wedding ring took longer07:56
brycewell I'd already picked out the diamond, so it was just the matter of selecting a setting.  We'd already decided on the metal, too07:56
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pittiah07:56
=== StevenK was trusted to pick out the engagement ring.
bryceI'd gotten the diamond in a temporary setting.  Worked out well; she absolutely _loved_ being able to pick out her own engagement ring07:57
pittisince my gf didn't know that I was about to ask her, I picked it myself, too07:57
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bryceit's hard!07:58
StevenKWe went out together while I tried to gauge what she liked.07:58
bryceon a more topical note...  for backporting patches, how strict should I be?  Is it like with SRU's that they should only be fixes for critical flaws, or are fixes for more minor issues (like man pages, etc.) also acceptable?08:00
ScottKUsually backports are done for features, not for fixes, althouth minor fixes would certainly be entertained.08:02
pittiinfinity: I got a couple of lpia 'chroot problem' FTBFS mails with 'package architecture (lpia) does not match system (i386)'; I guess you are on that?08:04
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StevenKpitti: I also got a bunch of mails about it, infinity fixed it a few hours ago.08:06
StevenKpitti: I suspect he then crashed and went to bed.08:06
pitticool08:07
StevenKBecause I made the mistake of asking him about libnss-db ...08:09
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StevenKpitti: Would you mind checking to see if rothera is spinning aimlessly?08:11
pittiStevenK: apparently something is wrong with it, but I can't see more than you can08:14
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Development of Ubuntu (not support, even with gutsy; not application development on Ubuntu) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion for dapper/edgy/feisty, #ubuntu+1 for gutsy support | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | UVF in place
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rugueuxI need some advice for packaging a multibinary, do somone can give me advice ?09:38
fabbionewhat do you mean by multibinary?=09:38
rugueuxIn fact I want to package iscan, that contain the library, and some gui stuff and plugin09:39
rugueuxI want to have those elemets in different packages09:39
fabbioneso you want one source that generates several binary packages09:40
rugueuxbut the make install do install it all at a time09:40
rugueuxyes09:40
fabbionethat's not an issue...09:40
fabbionelook into packages like redhat-cluster-suite09:40
fabbioneit's a simple example that does that09:40
fabbionethe make install puts everything in one place09:40
fabbionelots of other small bits will move stuff around properly09:40
fabbioneor also openais09:40
fabbioneinfinity: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8898482/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-lpia.redhat-cluster-suite_2.20070816-0ubuntu1_CHROOTWAIT.txt.gz09:41
fabbioneinfinity: is there anything i should do there?09:41
rugueuxyes, everythings is in one place, dh_make rule put then everything in ./tmp09:42
rugueuxI thought it was possible to say in "pkgname".install in debian or something like that which files belong to which package, but I'm not sure09:43
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fabbionerugueux: yes you can do that.. you use dh_install or dh_move. look at the 2 source packages i mentione09:50
fabbione+d09:50
cjwatsondon't use dh_movefiles please, it's hideously obsolete09:51
fabbioneoh is it? ok..09:51
fabbionethen dh_install only09:52
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dholbachhey seb128!09:55
seb128hey dholbach09:56
rugueuxto use dh_install, I have only to put the files I want to install in debian/pkgname.install ? and uncomment dh_install in rules ??09:57
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rugueuxin my install file I have usr/lib/sane/libsane-epkowa.so.1.0.15 but dh_install is not putting my file into the package10:04
rugueuxdo it is missing something in rules10:04
cjwatsonrugueux: the upstream Makefile (or something else) also needs to install it into debian/tmp beforehand ...10:06
cjwatsonrugueux: #ubuntu-motu would be more appropriate for all of this, though10:06
cjwatsonrugueux: (also, set DH_VERBOSE=1 in the environment to get more verbose information on what debhelper commands are doing)10:06
rugueuxok many thanks for your help, I'm going to motu to ask my questions, bye ;)10:07
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blazemongeris there a way I can disable the loading of the restricted kernel images?10:16
blazemongeri'm wanting to tweak my ubuntu to my tastes :)10:17
Riddelleveryone ready to freeze?10:18
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HobbseeRiddell: no!  send me some heat!10:19
StevenKRiddell: I thought you were just supposed to declare it?10:19
HobbseeRiddell: did you fix that kdepim upgrade bug?10:19
seb128I've still some updates to do but I guess I can get freeze exceptions? ;)10:19
Hobbseeseb128: Riddell might be ruthless, and not give them out :P10:19
RiddellHobbsee: I've only seen a but about kdepimlibs10:21
Riddellwhich isn't so important10:21
cjwatsonblazemonger: you can just remove linux-restricted-modules-* if you like10:21
pittihey seb12810:21
pittimoin Riddell10:22
HobbseeRiddell: oh, i thought the bug i pointed you at a couple of days ago was for kde3, not 4.10:22
seb128hi pitti10:22
cjwatsonblazemonger: assuming that's what you mean10:22
blazemongeryahy10:22
Hobbseeguten tag pitti!10:22
RiddellHobbsee: hmm, seems it is10:22
cjwatsonblazemonger: note that it will also remove the 'linux' metapackage at the moment, but that's OK10:22
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cjwatsonblazemonger: you'll still have 'linux-image' installed to track upgrades10:22
=== Hobbsee hugs pitti :)
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Riddellseb128: updates for tribe 5?10:24
blazemongerok cool10:24
blazemongerthanksw10:24
blazemongeryou folks seem more my kind ..i'm new to linux but im migrating from amiga's and netbsd10:25
blazemongerto PC's and Linux10:25
blazemongerso i just reinstall  the linux metapackage10:25
blazemongerand everything that got deinstalled10:25
seb128Riddell: yes10:26
cjwatsonblazemonger: right, if you want to put them back again10:27
cjwatsonblazemonger: I trust you're sure that your system isn't depending on any of the restricted modules for e.g. network access10:28
blazemongeryeah10:28
blazemongeri like ubuntu but my system just doesnt need that restricted stuff which slows it down10:28
blazemongersince im only on a p4 and i know there's tweakis just have to know the distro well10:28
blazemongeronce i get good at this i'm going to make something like a cross between ubuntu but use more true to linux :)10:29
cjwatsongobuntu, which is just getting started, may be to your taste, depending on exactly what you mean by that10:30
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cjwatson(Ubuntu without restricted bits, basically)10:30
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blazemongerlike have it more like debian10:47
blazemongerlike more compatible with deb packages10:47
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blazemongeri only like ubuntu just because it's a slack way to install debian sid hehehe10:48
blazemongeris kernel-i686 still valid too?10:49
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cjwatsonblazemonger: Ubuntu doesn't provide anything of the sort, and kernel-image-686 et al don't exist in Ubuntu no10:51
cjwatsonif you have a specific compatibility concern rather than a vague comment, we'd be happy to try to address that10:52
blazemongerhow compatabile are sid packages compared to feisty packages10:59
pittiblazemonger: that is an invalid question I'm afraid11:01
blazemongeri dont see any kernal image's11:01
pittiblazemonger: since sid changes daily and feisty is a stable release, the answer changes every day11:01
pittiblazemonger: but in general you will have quite a lot of dependency problems due to different library versions11:01
cjwatsonthat's true between Debian sid now and Debian sid one month later too, though11:02
blazemongeroh okay11:02
blazemongerso kernal-image-* doesn't exist anywhere in ubuntu11:02
blazemonger?11:02
cjwatsonlinux-image-*11:02
blazemonger*confused*11:02
cjwatsonwe repackage the kernel from scratch11:03
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blazemongeri see a linux-image-i68611:03
cjwatsonand since we were doing that anyway, it made sense to apply the name change that people have been talking about in Debian for ages but not got round to11:03
cjwatson686, not i68611:03
cjwatsonbut you probably want linux-image-generic11:03
Mithrandirit's been linux-image-* in Debian too, for quite a while.11:04
cjwatsonof course, so it has11:04
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blazemongermm11:04
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blazemongerinteresting11:04
cjwatsonlinux-image-686 |   2.6.22+9 |      unstable | i38611:05
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pittiStevenK: ah, the mysterious buildd non-progress has just been resolved; slave-scanner wasn't running11:18
StevenKNeat11:18
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tkamppeterpitti, hi11:26
pittihi tkamppeter11:26
tkamppeterfirst I hope you had a nice wedding, and congratulations11:27
pittitkamppeter: I had indeed, thank you!11:27
tkamppeterbut now eo the problem: bug 13374311:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133743 in cups-pdf "package cups-pdf 2.4.6-3ubuntu3 failed to install/upgrade: " [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13374311:27
pittitkamppeter: http://www.piware.de/fotos/Hochzeit-Vorschau/ <- sneak preview (real photos will follow in some weeks011:27
tkamppeterpitti, thanks.11:28
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pittitkamppeter: hm; can you reproduce that?11:28
tkamppeterThe cups-pdf package sets up a PDF printer if none is there.11:29
kagouPici, tkamppeter, Hi :)11:29
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kagoutkamppeter, could you take care of Bug #132994 for your next packaing of s-c-p ?11:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132994 in system-config-printer "S-c-p should recommend hal-cups-utils" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13299411:29
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tkamppeterTo check, it asks CUPS via the "lpstat -v" command and greps for cups-pdf:/ URLs.11:29
tkamppeterhi kagou11:29
keyeshi11:30
keyeshi mpt11:30
tkamppeterIf there is no PDF printer, it creates one with lpadmin.11:30
amitk_hey pitti, I sure would like to know what the log-cutting ritual is :)11:30
tkamppeterNow it seems that some users do not have CUPS running11:31
pittiamitk_: the young couple has to prove that it can achieve something together11:31
pittiamitk_: usually with a horribly blunt, rusty, and unset saw, for extra fun for the audience :)11:31
tkamppeterSo on each install or update of cups-pdf "lpstat -v" fails due to the missing CUPS.11:31
pittitkamppeter: ah, right11:32
tkamppeterpitti, now what is the best to do?11:32
pittitkamppeter: replace it with a grep -v '^DeviceURI cups-pdf:/' /etc/cups/printers.conf ?11:32
pittitkamppeter: but hm, that won't help you much, since you still need lpadmin to actually set it up11:32
tkamppeterSimply ignore setting the PDF queue? Starting CUPS if it is not running? Or to do everything by modifying config files (the germans say "zu Fuss")?11:33
pittitkamppeter: starting cups in cups-pdf backend, or manually modifying the configuration files -> EBW11:33
tkamppeterWhat means "EBW"?11:33
pittitkamppeter: not configuring the PDF queue is acceptable, but usually I wouldn't worry too much11:33
pittitkamppeter: "evil, bad, and wrong"11:34
Mithrandirpitti: so you should make sure to bring a leatherman or similar so you can at least set the saw somewhat?11:34
pittiMithrandir: well, after ten minutes, the father usually becomes merciful and gives you a real saw :)11:34
kylemthey didn't make you use a herring?11:35
Mithrandirpitti: heh. :-)11:35
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pittiMithrandir: carrying a leatherman in your suit spoils the look somewhat :)11:35
pittikylem: a herring for cutting a log? uh, that sounds ... ambitious11:35
Mithrandirpitti: depends on the suit, I suppose.11:35
surakleatherman, herring, saw.... no more coffee for me. :)11:35
Hobbseepitti: sounds perfectly sane.  monty python says so.11:35
pittitkamppeter: hm, just adding the entire <Printer> stanza to printers.conf manually would work, too, I guess11:36
pittitkamppeter: but I don't quite like it, if the format or options ever change, then this will result in a mess you cannot recover from11:37
tepsipakkidoes anyone know why mysql uses latin1 by default, and not utf8? (see bug 34181)11:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 34181 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 "locale and charset problem in mysql" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/3418111:37
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tkamppeterpitti, and adding the stuff manually to the config files will also not set the paper size. So an ugly "perl -p -i -e ..." has to be applied to the PPD.11:37
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pittitkamppeter: nah, let's not get into that then; just don't do anything then if cups is not running, there's little that you can do about it at that point11:38
tkamppeterpitti, perhaps I will simply silently ignore the queue setup if CUPS is not running11:38
pittitkamppeter: I agree11:38
tkamppeterAnd users who intendedly stop CUPS probably know how to call system-config-printer later to set up the queues which they need.11:39
ograRiddell, i see linux-* was just uploaded, i have a small fix for gnome-screensaver id like to have in http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/2.19.6-0ubuntu2vs-0ubuntu3.debdiff (drops most of the patch) ok with you ?11:40
tkamppeterpitti, or any other seed/release guru, is cups-pdf added to the seeds now?11:41
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pittitkamppeter: yes, check the Recommends: list of ubuntu-desktop11:41
seb128pitti: could you accept glib2.0 2.14.0?11:42
Riddellogra: what does it fix?11:42
pittiRiddell: ^11:42
Riddellseb128: what does it fix/change?11:42
tkamppeterpitti, thanks. Can you close the cups-pdf Blueprint as fixed then?11:42
seb128Riddell: it's the new GNOME 2.20 stable version and I want it for the new tribe? ;)11:43
ograRiddell, the former fix only worked if you manually activated the screensaver ... (so it died when called from the desktop idle watcher, but remotely locking worked) this change fixes the issue completely11:43
seb128Riddell: some bug fixed since 2.13.711:43
kagoutkamppeter, great news11:43
pittitkamppeter: done11:43
Riddellogra: ok, upload11:44
tkamppeterkagou which great news?11:44
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ograRiddell, thanks :)11:44
Riddellseb128: I don't suppose that includes the initialisation broken in nspluginviewer, opera, acroread etc bug?11:44
kagoutkamppeter, that this blueprint is now fixed/approved11:44
seb128Riddell: no, it's not clear that's a glib bug11:44
tkamppeterpitti, I see you have also closed the printer auto setup Blueprint11:45
pittitkamppeter: yes, you asked me to?11:45
pittiand it seems to work, by and large11:45
ograpitti, is there anything thats holding back gobby from re-entering main ? (we had it approved and moved in already but demoted it because of the libhowl dep which is gone now)11:46
pittiogra: no, nothing; let me do some promotions, Riddell needs some, too11:46
ograyay, pkern will be happy :)11:46
mpthello keyes11:47
keyeshow are you ?11:47
mptI tried out your program for a couple of minutes, but haven't looked at it thoroughly11:48
keyesok11:48
mptthough it's still on my to-do list for today11:48
keyesthanks :)11:48
mptI was a bit confused by the "Choose Recipients" window11:48
mptWhat do you mean by "recipients"?11:48
keyesrecipients ??11:49
keyeswhere do you see that ?11:49
mptIt's the window that comes up when I choose "Encrypt..."11:49
Riddellseb128: accepted.  but I think it's quite incorrect to say that a new version of a library which breaks half the world isn't the fault of the library11:49
keyesI don't have the word "recipients" here in this windows :|11:50
seb128Riddell: it doesn't break "half of the world", nothing in GNOME has been b0rked11:50
keyesjust "Folder", "Password" and "Confirmation"11:50
mptthat's odd11:50
Riddellseb128: I didn't say the whole world :)11:50
seb128Riddell: openoffice uses gdk functions without calling gdk_init(), dunno about the others11:50
mptkeyes, you've added the "Edit" > "Encrypt..." menu item, correct?11:51
pittiRiddell: just the commercial half :)11:51
keyeswhere ?11:51
keyesif you run : conceal-gtk11:51
keyesit's a "Gnome system tools"-like window11:51
keyeswithout menu11:51
mptSo I've been looking at completely the wrong program the whole time?11:52
mptheh11:52
keyesyour maybe looking at the nautilus extension ?11:52
mptkeyes, I thought "nautilus-conceal" would mean it added a menu item to Nautilus11:53
keyesyes it do11:53
mptSo, what is the name of the menu item?11:53
keyesEncrypt...11:53
mptIn the Edit menu?11:53
keyesbut still not "recipients" word11:53
keyesin the right click menu11:53
keyesand maybe in the edit yes11:53
mptyep, that too11:53
seb128what does this program do?11:53
mptWhen I choose either of them, I get "Choose Recipients"11:53
keyes:|11:54
mptseb128, encrypts files/folders11:54
seb128isn't seahorse doing that already?11:54
keyesseb128, not the same11:54
seb128why not updating seahorse to do it?11:54
keyesseb128, seahorse is a GnuPD frontend11:54
keyesGnuPG11:54
mptImplementation detail!11:54
mptA good reason would be "Seahorse's UI is obviously about X, not about encrypting/decrypting files" :-)11:55
keyesyep11:55
seb128not true11:55
seb128it adds a nautilus context menu option11:55
keyesstill don't understand why you have a choose recipients label :/11:55
mptI'm not saying that's true, just that it would be a valid reason if you had a good value for X11:56
keyesi send you a shot of the "excepted window"11:56
seb128well, you can add a extra simple UI to a program11:56
seb128no need to write a different one11:56
keyesI think that seahorse was really not adapted to what I want to do11:56
mptLooking at Seahorse, I tend to agree11:57
mptIt looks like a key/password library, not an encryption tool11:57
keyesa lot of end user don't know even what is a "SSH key" or a "GNUPG key'11:57
mptI'd more expect to find an encryption UI in file-roller, actually11:57
mptthan in seahorse11:57
surakguys, you have no idea how nice it is to be on the sabe timezone than most of devs. Way better then entering here at 4:00 am :)11:57
seb128but do you need an "encryption UI"? shouldn't that be a nautilus menu action?11:58
mptseb128, well, exactly :-)11:58
keyesseb128, it's the two ;)11:58
mptThat's what I thought it was11:58
mptBut if conceal isn't providing this "Encrypt..." menu item in my copy of Nautilus, who is?11:58
seb128seahorse ;)11:58
keyesno11:58
keyesconceal provide the "Encypt..." entry11:58
seb128ah11:58
mptThe window has an "All Keys" menu11:59
mptand a "Search for:" field11:59
mptand a huge list of people that I've never added to anything11:59
keyesmpt, it's not my app whoch is loaded :d11:59
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mptand "Sign message as:", which makes no sense *regardless* of which app is doing it, because I'm not sending anyone a message11:59
keyes i send you a shot :|11:59
keyesit's seahorse loaded npow ???12:00
keyesno ?12:00
mptPerhaps, but there's no clue to that12:00
mptoh, I could use xwininfo12:00
keyesreally byzarre12:00
elmois X known to be broken in the latest i386 desktop daily?12:00
keyesnoone has reported a bug like this :)12:00
mptYes, it's seahorse12:00
seb128it's likely to be seahorse12:00
seb128see ;)12:00
mptOh, seb128, I never doubted you12:01
keyesthe Nautilus entry has a "lock" icon ?12:01
mptNo, it has no icon at all12:01
keyeshum12:01
keyesso it's not my extension I think12:01
mptSo maybe your tool tried to add another "Encrypt..." icon, and Nautilus said "no, sorry, I've already got one of those"12:02
mpts/icon/item/12:02
seb128I don't think so12:02
seb128nautilus doesn't forbid you to have 2 identic labels12:02
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seb128you can uninstall seahorse to be sure12:03
mptWouldn't that lose all my passwords? :-S12:03
dholbachdoko: does bug 63200 make any sense to you?12:03
ubotuLaunchpad bug 63200 in gdb "Mistakes in gdb strings" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6320012:03
keyesmpt, what happens if you just run12:03
keyesconceal-gtk12:03
keyes?12:03
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mptkeyes, I get a tiny window12:04
mptwith a table and six buttons12:04
suraka question: I have a "un-bug" - that is, a hardware which works correctly, the module and the firmware are part of the main kernel, and they work perfectly. (its a prism54 wireless pci network card) - how should I report it?12:04
dokodholbach, ugh, doc fix ...12:04
seb128mpt: uninstalling a package doesn't change the user configuration, you can uninstall and reinstall that should work12:04
cjwatsonas long as you don't purge12:05
mptseb128, ok12:05
keyesmpt, so it's my app12:05
keyesthe question no is why the nautilus extension don't load12:05
cjwatson(in which case you might lose system configuration in /etc)12:05
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surakI mean, it's just a matter of loading the module. No idea what its not loaded by default, as this firmware is working for quite some time.12:05
elmohmm, X is choosing vesa on a laptop with i945 graphics - that's pretty special12:05
kylemelmo, which pci id12:06
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keyeshave you got nautilus-conceal, python-nautilus and python2.4-dev installed ?12:06
surakelmo: better then what it loads intel-agp and panics if you happen to have a second card on the same machine :)12:06
keyesho may be simply12:07
keyeshave you got logged in / logged out or runned "nautilus -q && nautilus --restart" ?12:07
elmokylem: 8086:27a212:07
elmomaybe 8086:27a612:07
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kylemnice.12:08
kylemnew.12:08
mjg59elmo: Intel really do seem to hate us sometimes12:08
mptkeyes, python-nautilus is not installed.12:08
seb128Riddell: could you accept pango1.0 1.18.0 also (same situation as the new glib2.0, GNOME 2.20 version, bug fix update)12:08
elmomjg59/kylem: should I report this is a bug somewhere?12:08
mptkeyes, is it by default in Gutsy?12:09
kylemelmo, yes.12:09
kylemelmo, against discover-data12:09
mjg59elmo: If you set the driver by hand, does it work?12:09
mptkeyes, or did you forget to mark the dependency?12:09
mjg59If so, discover is just broken12:09
keyesmpt, no but it's a dependency of my package :|12:09
elmowhich driver do I want?12:09
Riddellseb128: I hope you're not uploading the whole of gnome 2.20 this morning :)12:09
elmoIIRC there's two intel ones12:09
kylemelmo, -intel12:09
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tkamppeterpitti, the fixed cups-pdf is ready for upload now:12:09
tkamppeterhttp://www.linux-foundation.org/~till/tmp/ubuntu/gutsy/cups-pdf/12:09
seb128Riddell: no, I'm done with new versions now12:09
kylemelmo, wait, at what point is it failing to choose the correct card?12:10
keyesmpt, ok it's my fault :s12:10
pittitkamppeter: please put a debdiff there for Riddell to review and ack12:10
mptkeyes, ok, installing python-nautilus now12:10
keyesi've missed the dependency in the new control file12:10
keyes:S12:10
elmokylem: I just tried to boot a live CD, and it came up with 'haha X hates you' message, I looked at the log/config, and it's using vesa12:10
mjg59kylem: Is the plan still to move 915+ over to intel?12:10
kylemelmo, sigh, ok. yeah, it's a discover problem.12:10
pittitkamppeter: (it would be nice if you could always do that for me, too, easier to review)12:10
kylemmjg59, yes, although i was hoping to discard discover entirely in the process.12:11
keyesso please apt-get install python-nautilus and python2.4-dev we are missing :s12:11
keyessorry12:11
kylemthat seems to be too ambitious given how little time i have to even sleep these days.12:11
elmowhee, /etc/init.d/gdm start exploded12:11
elmowith some funky looking stacktrace thing (glibc double free?)12:12
kylemelmo, is this a fresh cd install, or has it been upgraded?12:12
elmokylem: fresh cd install, I've only just taken it out of the box12:12
kylemis intel_agp loaded?12:13
elmotes12:13
elmoyes12:13
mptkeyes, do I need to log out and log in too?12:13
kylemelmo, what kind of laptop is it?12:13
kylemthis is special.12:13
keyesmpt, yes or just run12:13
elmokylem: HP NC632012:13
keyesnautilus -q && nautilus --restart12:14
kylemoh, ha ha.12:14
elmook changing the driver to Intel has got me X12:14
Riddellseb128: accepted12:14
seb128Riddell: thanks12:14
kylemelmo, oh. what were you doing before?12:14
elmokylem: to get the stack trace?  I was running /etc/init.d/gdm stop, /etc/init.d/gdm start12:14
surakwhat's the correct package to submit a kernel bug?12:14
kylemelmo, can you toss a bug on discover-data with a full lspci -vvnn12:14
kylemelmo, yeah, but with which driver?12:14
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elmokylem: intel still - but the stack trace was from gdm, it was being stupid12:15
elmoand SIGABRT-ing itself when asked to run again12:15
kylemah ha.12:15
tkamppeterpitti, riddell, debdiff for cups-pdf is up, same directory as the sources. So for non-UVF-exception you need it, too?12:15
pittitkamppeter: tribe5 freeze12:16
tkamppeterpitti, you told that cups-pdf is in Recommends: of ubuntu-desktop. Is this enough that an automatic default installation (for example Ubiquity) installs it? Does it not have to be in Requires?12:17
pittitkamppeter: debdiff looks good, uploaded; up to Riddell to accept or defer it12:17
pittitkamppeter: yes, it is enough12:17
pittitkamppeter: it merely means that the user can manually uninstall it if he desires, without killing ubuntu-desktop12:18
tkamppeterpitti, OK. Thanks.12:19
keyesmpt, please try the tool only on test or backuped folder12:19
keyesit's still in test !12:19
mptkeyes, I installed python-nautilus and reinstalled nautilus-conceal, and the menu item didn't appear.12:19
mptRestarted Nautilus, still nothing12:19
mptLogged out and logged in again, still nothing :-/12:19
mpt(I already had python2.4-dev installed)12:20
keyesmpt, have you installed python2.4-dev tii ?12:20
keyesok12:20
elmoyou know, the whole zoom in to choose your city is looking a bit stale  in the compiz era12:20
keyeswhat is the output of nautilus-q && nautilus --restart ? ;|12:20
elmowhen are we hooking up google earth so you can zoom into your HOUSE?12:20
mptkeyes, still one "Encrypt..." menu item, belonging to Seahorse12:21
keyesmpt, nautilus-q && nautilus --restart ?12:22
surakelmo: not long - http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&ll=37.79934,-122.39439&spn=0.034317,0.059223&z=14&om=0&layer=c&cbll=37.781873,-122.39514&cbp=1,336.44531249999994,0.4563646752870103,012:22
keyesmpt, either : ls -l /usr/lib/nautilus/extension-1.0/python12:22
mptkeyes, crypt.py and crypt.pyc12:22
keyesls -l /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-1.0/python/12:22
keyesso it must be Ok :/12:23
keyesand no error when starting nautilus :/12:23
mptNow nautilus seems to have hung12:24
mptok, restarted12:25
mptand still your item's not there12:25
keyes:/12:26
mptkeyes, meanwhile, a few suggestions for conceal-gtk12:26
mptThe list's frame is missing12:26
mpt"Encrypt" should be "Encrypt"12:26
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mptIt's not clear what the "Open" column heading means12:27
keyeswhat do you call "list's rfame" ?12:27
mptborder12:27
mptoutline12:27
keyesok12:27
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mptThere's just white pixels, then grey pixels12:27
keyes"Is open ?" for the list ?12:27
mptIt should look inset12:27
keyesok12:27
keyesmpt, what is the "correct" term in Ubuntu,12:30
mptkeyes, also, the first thing I tried to do was drag a folder into the list, but it didn't work12:30
keyesfolder or directory ?12:30
mptkeyes, folder12:30
keyesok12:31
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keyesmpt, ok for drag'n'drop12:31
mptkeyes, also, I suggest a larger default window size12:31
keyesok12:31
mptperhaps 1.5~2 times as wide as now12:31
mptThe left edge of the Help button should line up with the left edge of the list12:32
mpthmm12:32
mptactually, the problem is that the gap between the left edge of the list and the left edge of the window is less than the gap on the right or the gap on the bottom.12:33
keyesok12:33
keyesi've added a frame12:33
keyesit seems to correct this problem too12:33
elmo\o/12:34
elmonow ubiquity crashed12:34
mptDrag-and-drop works onto the "Folder:" menu, neat12:34
surakpitti: ping12:34
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pittihey surak12:35
Kmospitti: welcome back pitti!12:35
pittihi Kmos12:35
mptkeyes, the "Folder:" "Password:", and "Confirmation:" labels should not be right- or left-aligned, not centered12:35
Kmospitti: this channel isn't the same with you :))12:35
mpt(I prefer left-aligned, Gnome HIG says "left unless you like right")12:35
pittiKmos: heh, thanks12:35
mpter12:35
keyesok12:35
pittiKmos: and I didn't even really leave (just for a day and a half so far)12:36
mpt(I prefer *right*-aligned, not left-aligned)12:36
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Kmospitti: yeah :)12:36
surakhello. A question: is really necessary that network-manager-gnome asks for the keyring password to use a AP's wep one? I mean, its unpleasant to get into your computer, type your login, your password, and then a password to access your everyday network...12:36
giskardsurak, there is a pam module that should help you12:37
giskardpam_keyring something12:37
giskardif your keyring/login password are the same12:38
mptwah12:38
mptkeyes, disembodied progress meter!12:38
surakgiskard: my question is why this is not default. I've been far from ubuntu for some time, and I like the way mac os handles this. I mean, I already typed my login password, and connecting to a wifi network is not a big deal...12:39
mptkeys, is that progress bar supposed to be inside a window?12:39
keyesmpt, no12:39
mptit looks very strange12:39
keyesjust to 'block' the app when she run12:39
elmocjwatson: I seem to have run into the 'LanguageApply failed with code 2' problem, looks like there's 6 or so bugs about it already - is there anything you want me to do, other than AOLing one of the bugs?12:39
giskardsurak, don't know.12:39
surak(and besides, that "you are connected to wifi network xxx" is so windowish)12:39
Kmospitti: check if dupcheck for LP is running :) lol12:39
elmocjwatson: (in ubiquity, sorry - brand new laptop install, gutsy i386 daily)12:39
surakgiskard: that's why I'm asking pitti :)12:40
mptkeyes, I suggest putting the progress bar to the left of the buttons in the "Encrypt Folder" dialog instead12:40
mpt(visible only during encryption)12:40
pittisurak: it shuold even be the default nowadays12:40
keyesmpt, ok12:40
pittisurak: if your gnome-keyring password and PAM password match, it should work (at least seb128 told me so)12:40
surakpitti: I'm on feisty. you mean after it?12:41
pittisurak: yep, it was fixed in gutsy, Tribe-3 I think12:41
surakoh. time to download again :) thanks for your attention.12:41
Kmoscjwatson: greetings for patch's for gnome 2.19.90 :)12:42
blazemongerhow free is ubuntu ?12:42
cjwatsonelmo: should be fixed shortly, according to evand it was due to busybox bug 131961 causing /rofs not to be available12:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131961 in busybox "Segfaults during boot (from mount)" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13196112:42
mptkeyes, how long is it supposed to take to encrypt one file?12:42
blazemongerfor some reason i just feel wierd using a commercialized distro12:42
cjwatsonKmos: err, what have I got to do with that?12:42
mptkeyes, of about 50 KB12:42
keyesmpt, it encrypts folder12:42
cjwatsonblazemonger: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/ubuntustory/licensing12:43
blazemongerfreebsd i know corporations might use it, but it sticks to being more unix like12:43
mptok, a folder with one 50 KB file in it12:43
keyesmpt, really a short time12:43
surakhave all a nice day. Time to go back to my thesis.12:43
Kmoscjwatson: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/desktop/2.19/2.19.90/NEWS -> some Colin Watson there12:43
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mptkeyes, ok, it's been going for five minutes now12:43
keyesbug :/12:43
cjwatsonKmos: sure, I poked at deskbar-applet a bit12:43
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keyessometing displayed in the term ,12:43
keyes?12:43
Kmoscjwatson: ah =) hehe12:43
blazemongeroh so ubuntu gives you a CHOICE rioght?12:44
cjwatsonKmos: hardly significant though12:44
cjwatsonblazemonger: yes12:44
Kmoscjwatson: if it isn't not significant, why anyone catch the rat ? :) hehe12:44
mptkeyes, there is, but I wasn't watching to see if it appeared at the same time12:44
Kmoscjwatson: so you deserve it12:44
keyescan you copy me it ?12:44
mptkeyes, line 464, "'module' object has no attribute 'NotWritable'"12:44
elmocjwatson: hmm, ok.  thanks12:45
Kmosanother kernel ... 2.6.22.412:45
dokocalc: you made ooo-l10n arch any ????? currently blocking all the buildds :-((12:45
blazemongerim not on stallmans level of non-free stuff but some distros have this commercialization feel or look12:45
keyesok12:45
Kmosoh god12:45
blazemongernot a bad thing but ..12:45
cjwatsonelmo: I think some debootstrap hosage may be causing livefs build problems12:45
blazemongereven wigth the distrosw saying they only use free stuff12:45
mptkeyes, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/34516/12:46
Kmos!CVE 2007-384812:46
ubotuLinux kernel 2.4.35 and other versions allows local users to send arbitrary signals to a child process that is running at higher privileges by causing a setuid-root parent process to die, which delivers an attacker-controlled parent process death signal (PR_SET_PDEATHSIG). (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2007-3848)12:46
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about cve 2007-3848 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi12:46
cjwatsonblazemonger: I think you may be confusing "commercial" with "professional" ;-)12:46
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keyesmpt, ok12:46
keyesso i've a bug in gtk (fixed in svn)12:46
keyesand are you in the FUSE group ?12:47
keyesyour user12:47
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mptkeyes, I've never heard of "fuse" before12:49
keyesSystem -> Administration -> users and groups12:49
keyesand check you are in the fuse group12:49
mptkeyes, I am12:50
keyesok12:50
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keyesfuse ?12:50
mptyes12:50
keyesit's a system to create userland filesystems12:51
cjwatsonthe fuse group exists because it lets you mount userspace filesystems, which could be used to elevate privileges12:51
mptok12:51
keyeshttp://fuse.sourceforge.net/12:51
cjwatsonyet it can be awfully convenient to do it as non-root for things like sshfs12:51
mptI suppose calling it "canmountdevices" would have been too obvious ;-)12:51
cjwatsonnot to mention wrong12:51
mptor even canmountuserspacefilesystems12:52
cjwatsonsomewhat less obvious if you don't speak English, perchance12:52
pittiit'll go away eventually (in gutsy+1, I assume)12:52
freizoanyone know some clearer version of Edubuntu12:52
freizoit's too fat12:52
Mithrandirmpt: cangobblyusermooblahsomething you mean?12:52
mptcjwatson, understandable in 0 languages is not better than understandable in 1 language12:53
pittias soon as our kernel gets ACL support for tmpfs enabled, we can activate the hal/consolekit magic to grant access to such devices (also to cameras/scanners/USB sticks) based on active consoles12:53
pittimpt: I don't expect users to understand the particular groups they are in anyway12:53
pittimpt: the users-and-groups tool neatly hides them behind the 'Desktop' profile12:53
mptI didn't notice any hiding12:54
cjwatsonmpt: there is no facility for the bare names of Unix groups to be localised, therefore they should not require extensive localisation.12:54
mptbut if it's going away, then cool12:54
mjg59mpt: I don't think any sensible proportion of our group names make any sense to an uninitiated user12:54
pittiah, it only does it for creating a new user, not for modifying existing ones; hmm12:54
pittiwe will get rid of 'plugdev', 'scanner', etc.; 'fuse' is a bit special, because it's also useful for remote operation12:55
pittiso that might actually stay around12:55
mptI'm not saying it should be changed *now*12:55
cjwatsonI suspect you'll find Mac OS X has plenty of Unix-style group names under the hood too12:55
mptIt's just an example12:55
mptYes, and it's the poorer for it, IMO12:55
cjwatsonit is not correct to change the group name. the correct approach is to not present the group name as such in the UI.12:55
pittimpt: I think this should just be covered better in users-admin12:56
mjg59pitti: Yeah, really the "User privileges" pane of user admin should also be usable for the existing users12:56
cjwatsonrather than typing in longer and longer group names because somebody thought it was a good idea to include a full description in the name12:56
mptAn electrical device with color-coded wires is better designed than one with all-black wires, even if 999% of people never see the wires.12:56
cjwatsonidentifiers exist for a reason damnit12:56
mpt99.9%, rather12:56
mjg59mpt: When creating a user it's represented as "Allow use of fuse filesystems like LTSP Thin Client blockdevices"12:56
seb128users-admin doesn't show the system group name12:56
cjwatsonand that's a dreadful description, but it illustrates the point12:56
cjwatsonmpt: my mum doesn't know what "userspace" means. Should the group be "canmountfilesystemsrunbyexternalprograms"?12:57
cjwatsonand for that matter my mum doesn't know what a filesystem is12:57
pitti"mount"?12:57
cjwatsonwe should not change the group name every time somebody finds something new to explain12:57
blazemongerhowever i will say Mint seems pretty good12:58
cjwatsonidentifiers exist so that we do not have this sort of compatibility nightmare for text exposed to users12:58
blazemongereven if it does come with proprietary software12:58
mptcjwatson, just as understandable in 0 languages is not better than understandable in 1, understandable to 1% of people is not better than understandable to 3%.12:58
cjwatsonmpt: you appear to have entirely ignored me, so I will not discuss this further with you12:58
mptok12:58
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mjg59mpt: The failure is having that group name be visible12:58
keyesmpt, thanks for the suggest12:59
mptmjg59, agreed12:59
pittimpt: where do you see it actually?12:59
keyescan I recontact you when new packages (and bugfixes..) are availables12:59
keyes?12:59
keyeswill be*12:59
mptpitti, Users & Groups > Manage Groups12:59
Mithrandircjwatson: your mother probably doesn't know what an external program is either. :-)12:59
mjg59mpt: The group name itself is an implementation detail and should only need to make sense to people who understand what they're doing12:59
pittimpt: ah, there, I se12:59
pittie12:59
cjwatsonMithrandir: quite so, which is why trying to explain it all in the group name is utterly stupid12:59
Mithrandircjwatson: indeed.01:00
mjg59mpt: In much the same was as blue and brown are completely arbitrary choices of wire colours01:00
cjwatsonI suppose all of our internal interfaces should be written to the lowest common denominator01:00
mjg59They have significance to people who know how to wire a plug.01:00
mptPerhaps "Groups settings" could have a blacklist of system-related groups, or a special token to tell which are user-created ones01:04
seb128mpt: that's already the case01:04
cjwatsondear me, debootstrap currently installs libdb4.[2346] 01:04
pittimpt: that's easy, groups >= 500 are user-related, 1 to 499 are system groups01:05
cjwatsonpitti: 1000, not 50001:05
mptSo is it a bug that I'm seeing all the system-related ones?01:05
pitticjwatson: that's a Debianism01:05
cjwatsonthe ranges are specified in the Debian policy manual01:05
pitticjwatson: LSB's treshold is 50001:05
elmoerr, so is there really no way to configure the compiz crack?01:05
elmo(and by configure, I mean turn it off)01:05
cjwatsonpitti: for compatibility with RH, yes01:05
elmo(and by configure, I mean graphically_)01:05
mjg59elmo: Yes01:06
pittielmo: System -> Settings -> Appeareance?01:06
cjwatsonpitti: but system groups on Debian/Ubuntu might well show up >= 50001:06
seb128elmo: system, preferences, appearance, desktop effects, none01:06
pittiLAST_SYSTEM_UID=99901:06
cjwatsonpitti: so it should be done based on the system in use, not based on some misguided attempt to find the union01:06
pittierk, yes01:06
elmomjg59/pitti/seb128: thanks01:06
pittithat should be fixed01:06
cjwatsonI disagree01:06
blazemongeris mint linux just ubuntu with theme change?01:07
pitti(for new installs, that is)01:07
seb128mpt: there is some bugs open about that already01:07
cjwatsonwe cannot assume that upgraded Debian/Ubuntu systems have no IDs in 500-99901:07
pitticjwatson: right01:07
cjwatsonand so no tools can assume that either01:07
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cjwatsonI don't think there's value in changing it01:07
elmosweet, clicking 'extra effects' just kills the WM and nothing comes back to replace it01:07
cjwatsonblazemonger: you'd have to ask the Mint guys01:07
cjwatsonI doubt many people here know offhand what they changed01:07
seb128mvo: ^01:08
mvoelmo: what card/x driver?01:08
mvoelmo: did you clicked on effects ? or extra effects?01:09
cjwatsonpitti: any chance we can do some libdb migrations before tribe-5?01:09
elmomvo: i945/intel01:10
elmomvo: I clicked on 'extra effects'01:10
pitticjwatson: Riddell's call, but if it only affects packages without on-disk transactions, it should be possible01:10
pitticjwatson: I doubt that anything debootstrap touches uses them01:10
cjwatsonRiddell: ^-- installing four libdbs seems a bit excessive01:10
mvoelmo: thanks, its likely that the decorator got not started for some reason, does it help if you click on the normal (middle) effects thing?01:10
elmomvo: yes, then everything comes back01:10
mvoelmo: thanks, I look into this today01:11
elmomvo: ok - no rush or anything, I can file a bug if you like01:11
mvoelmo: I think I can reproduce it here (at least sometimes) so it should be fine01:11
A20Hi01:12
A20Does any one know when BenC will be available?01:12
pitticjwatson: for db4.5 it's more or less just curl, bogofilter, and wvstreams01:12
pittithen we can demote it01:12
cjwatsonA20: he's on the east coast of the US, so that sort of timezone01:12
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pitticjwatson: apt-utils and perl are the ones for db4.4 which affect debootstrap01:13
elmosince I'm in a whiny mood - is there any chance we'll ever default to subpixel when we know we're on an LCD? (i.e. laptops)01:13
cjwatsonperl could be problematic01:13
cjwatsonI don't recall how we've handled that in the past01:14
pittiright, because we don't know which apps use transactions01:14
Picikagou: pong?01:14
cjwatsonthough the same goes for python01:14
dokopitti: please accept the new openoffice.org-l10n01:14
A20cjwatson: Yeah, but he was on vocation last week and I'm not sure if he is back now...01:14
pitticjwatson: 1. stick fingers in ears, 2. sing "lalala" ?01:14
cjwatsonI'd be happy to get it down to maybe two in debootstrap for tribe-501:14
cjwatsonA20: he's back01:14
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A20cjwatson: TX01:14
pittidoko: looking01:15
infinitycjwatson: Transitioning perl and friends to a new DB isn't too bad.01:15
infinitycjwatson: You just have to nail all the perl rdeps that use it too (various modules, apache/mod_perl, etc)01:15
pittiinfinity: not for perl/python itself, but that potentially breaks perl/python programs using on-disk transactions01:15
infinitycjwatson: I've done the perl/apache/etc libdb transition 2 or 3 times now.01:15
pittiinfinity: and all the third-party stuff that might use perl/python?01:15
infinitypitti: We've done it before with no real complaints.01:16
infinitypitti: Check your perl deps in, say, breezy versus dapper.01:16
infinitypitti: People using transactions should be prepared to have to do painful things to compensate, unfortunately. :/01:16
cjwatsoninfinity: yeah, I just mean tricky to do in a hurry01:16
infinitypitti: We can't "fix" that.01:16
infinityAnyhow, I'd rather have the ReducingDuplication discussion when we open gutsy+1, unless people really have the free time to attack it now.01:17
pittidoko: accepted01:17
infinityAnd by the time we open gutsy+1, we might be happy enough with db4.5, or even db4.6, to do a wholesale move to something shiny.01:18
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cjwatsonI'm just concerned that it's 1.5MB of wasted CD space01:18
infinityRemove OOo.01:19
infinity*cough*01:19
dokoinfinity: the idea is to have packages independent of transactions to b-d on libdb-dev, and the others should b-d on the specific libdbX.Y-ddev package01:19
infinitydoko: That still doesn't solve anything, as in "how do the latter group ever upgrade to a new DB?"01:20
dokoinfinity: let seb128 fix the bloody gnome cdbs build system so that it doesn't include all doc dirs in every package. saves 10mb or so ...01:20
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cjwatsonRiddell: I'd like to sync a new version of debootstrap to resolve problems the mobile guys are having; the patch is just this to umount_exit_function:01:31
cjwatson-    umount "$TARGET/${dir#/}"01:31
cjwatsonRiddell: ok with you?01:31
cjwatson+    umount "$TARGET/${dir#/}" || true01:31
Riddellcjwatson: sure01:31
cjwatsonthanks. I've tested it of course and it's working better here.01:32
Riddelldoko: I don't see openoffice.org-l10n01:33
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StevenKinfinity: libnss-db now that you've slept.01:34
StevenKinfinity: Or something. :-)01:34
dokoRiddell: you're slow, pitti was faster ;)01:35
pittiRiddell: it's an OMGbrokenpreviousuploadneedthisASAP thing, so I accepted it01:35
Riddellok01:36
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Riddellcalc: amd64  Failed to build01:41
Riddelldoko: fancy fixing openoffice or should I phone calc to wake him up?01:43
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kagoupitti, ping01:44
pittihi kagou01:44
kagouhey Pici  :)01:44
kagouhey pitti :p01:45
Picikagou: Did you mean to say hi to me early this morning? or am I just a typo?01:45
kagouPici, a typo i think01:45
kagousory :D01:46
Picikagou: No problem :)01:46
dokoRiddell: when needs the build to be ready?01:46
Riddelldoko: as soon as possible so we can get some CDs built to test01:47
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kagoupitti, do you need more informations for Bug #13381801:47
dokoRiddell: well, you can build CDs with the current package, can't you?01:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133818 in cupsys "[GUTSY]  Turboprint don't work due to apparmor" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13381801:47
dokoasac_: good morning01:47
asac_doko: that is not funny ;)01:48
doko=)01:48
Riddelldoko: I could, but there wouldn't be much point since they would have a broken open office on them01:48
dokoRiddell: not more broken than the previous one01:48
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tepsipakkiI'd like to get pixman from debian experimental in ubuntu, but should I just upload that as is or report a sync-request?01:58
cjwatsonsync request is fine01:59
cjwatsonwe can sync from more or less anywhere at a push; experimental is easy01:59
tepsipakkicjwatson: thanks, I'll do that. It also supercedes the old libpixman (not used by anything)02:00
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tepsipakkicjwatson: oh, I didn't specify that it's a new package.. does that change things?02:04
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cjwatsontepsipakki: not especially02:07
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tepsipakkicjwatson: ok, it'll get in the queue anyway02:08
atlas95hello, f-spot 0.4 is buggy import failed02:10
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pittiRiddell: is http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/apport-changes.txt good for you? it fixes my last tribe-5 bug, and otherwise just adds manpages and fixes two trivial bugs02:19
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ogramvo, ping02:21
mvoogra: pong02:21
ogramvo, did you ever think about GL screensavers and compiz ...02:22
ograt just struck me that we might get bad probs her02:22
ograe02:22
mjg59ogra: They're fine02:22
ograok02:22
mvoogra: not really, no. because it runs fullscreen02:22
mvopreview in window is a bit of a problem (when the window is moved)02:22
ograi thought GL doesnt work if composite is enabled02:22
mvos/a bit of/a problem/02:22
mvoogra: no, GL is fine, its "just" that for windowed 3d no damage events are generated when the window is moved and it can't be put behind another window and uglines like this02:23
ograah, k02:23
mvoogra: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/122549 <- that one is a problem02:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122549 in compiz "[gutsy]  compiz fusion breaking gnome-screensaver behaviour" [High,Incomplete] 02:23
ograyeah, i just stumbled over it02:24
ograthats why i asked :)02:24
mvoits the input that goes wrong, I think its only if a certain compiz setting is enabled (that we disable by default) that it gets triggered02:24
mvobut I'm not yet sure what causes it02:24
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Riddellpitti: ok with me02:28
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pittiRiddell: thanks, uploaded02:28
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Riddellaccepting02:30
pittiRiddell: thanks02:32
pittiyay, all my tribe5 bugs are fixed with that02:32
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ograstill got the udeb ahead :/02:33
Hobbseepitti: \o/02:33
Riddellogra: udeb?02:33
dokoRiddell: I'm looking (until calc is awake)02:34
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ograRiddell, bug 12154702:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121547 in ltsp "[Gutsy]  LTSP chroot building process hangs at 50% on Tribe1 CD" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12154702:34
ograRiddell, the currentl ltsp udeb needs extension for the progress reporting of mksquashfs02:35
ograthats my last tribe bug02:35
Riddellogra: any ETA for that?02:36
ograand was just moved to tribe6 ....02:36
Riddelloh, ok02:36
ograRiddell, if i have more than half a day time for it to write that function02:36
ogratesting udeb stuff is quite time consuming02:37
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cjwatsonthat's why you don't test that stuff in the udeb context until the very last step02:44
cjwatsonyou write it such that you can test most of the components in the regular system02:44
dokoRiddell, pitti, seb128: it seems that the current OOo i386 build doesn't fail like the amd64 one. that will lead us to uninstallable packages on amd64. the upload ships some new binaries, so maybe keep the upload in NEW? Same for the -l10n upload if it succeeds02:55
Riddelldoko: ok02:56
dokoRiddell: but I don't know if -l10n has NEW packages ...02:57
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calcdoko: huh, something went wrong with the regeneration of the control file?03:01
dokocalc: you didn't regenerate it03:02
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calcdoko: look at the top of the file, it should say... "openoffice.org-l10n"03:02
calcif it does it was regenerated03:02
dokocalc: as I did say, it was not regenerated03:04
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dokolook in the diff.gz which you did upload03:04
calcits regenerated in the dir, looking in the diff.gz03:05
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calcthe diff.gz is killing firefox03:09
calc/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgcj <- wtf?03:11
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cjwatsondon't look at .diff.gzs in firefox :-)03:12
cjwatson(w3m works much better for them)03:12
cprovsiretart: ping03:12
cjwatsoncalc: is libgcj<something>-dev installed in the buildd chroot? look at the head of the log03:13
iwjkeescook: I have reproduced your triggers bug and am testing my fix now.03:13
iwjcjwatson: I think I've made it possible for a package's postinst to trigger that same package.  I'm testing that too.03:13
cjwatsoncalc: amd64 build of which package? openoffice.org-l10n?03:14
dokocjwatson, calc: no, it's not. testing a fix. looks like a merge bug03:14
iwjRiddell: Are you happy with a new version of dpkg to fix bug 133172 and address Colin's requirement ?03:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133172 in dpkg "dpkg-triggers transitional activation did not happen" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13317203:14
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iwjI think perhaps I should have lunch though.03:14
calccjwatson: openoffice.org (not l10n03:14
cjwatsonhttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/8914285/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-amd64.openoffice.org-l10n_1%3A2.3.0%7Eoog680m1-1ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz lists libgcj8-dev as being installed03:14
cjwatsonoh03:14
dokonevermind, wrong chroot03:15
calcdoko: it failed due to -lgcj not being found in the log...03:15
dokocalc: yes, my current work since 90min ...03:15
cjwatsonlikewise http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8914284/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-amd64.openoffice.org_1%3A2.3.0%7Eoog680m1-1ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz lists libgcj8-dev03:15
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calcdoko: and the original upload of openoffice.org-l10n was regenerated i looked in the diff.gz just now03:16
calcdoko: so what did you do to fix the issue?, just regenerated the control file... again?03:16
StevenKpitti: libopenbabel1 can be NBS'd03:17
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=== calc downloads the other diff.gz to get a look at what actually changed between the two
Riddelliwj: what's the change?03:18
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dokocalc: no, it was not. see ronne:~doko/ooo/23/23.debdiff03:19
calcok looking now03:19
calcdoko: ok03:23
dokoI took the packages directly out of librarian03:23
calchmm definitely doesn't look like it regenerated properly on my upload, sorry about that :\03:24
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calci can redo the upload turning off java for sparc if needed03:26
calcthe failure on amd64 looks like a bug in gcj though at least from the error message03:26
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calcdoko: note that in the previous upload of oo.o java was completely disabled since it failed even on i38603:28
dokosparc is still building03:29
calcok03:29
StevenKpitti: Didn't you say you promoted obexftp to fix kdebluetooth?03:29
pittiStevenK: I was about to, but the MIR wasn't approved03:30
pittidoko: ack03:31
StevenKpitti: Does the MIR need work?03:31
Riddellit needs a question answered03:31
RiddellTonio_ may have talked to upstream, I'm not sure03:31
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StevenKEwww, I'm not touching that.03:33
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Tonio_Riddell, StevenK, pitti: there are 2 issues in fact03:35
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Tonio_the build-dep in universe had been removed as it is now obsolete, I have to get the change sync with debian03:36
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Tonio_concerning the potential security issues, it appears obexftp in only used with the user's permissions, within an ioslave03:36
iwjRiddell: To fix 133172, arranging for package interest transitional processing to happen in all appropriate states of each package in question.03:36
iwjRiddell: To address Colin's requirement, to defer trigger Deferred file incorporation following a postinst until after the package status is updated.03:36
Tonio_no response from upstream yet on that point, but I suspect there shouldn't be any major security potentiel issue03:37
Riddelliwj: I mean is it a small change?03:37
iwjThe former is very small.  The latter is a fairly small change semantically but involves a systematic change to about half a dozen places where the postinst is used.03:38
iwjRiddell: I'm just finishing my lunch and then going to eyeball the diff again carefully to make sure each one is correct.03:39
Riddelliwj: sound fine, since we have time with linux and OO still to be re-uploaded, although if you have a diff to eye over that would be good03:40
dokocalc: -L/usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/lib6403:40
dokothis is crap. we don't have lib6403:40
iwjRiddell: OK, I'll eyeball it myself first.03:40
calcdoko: the line where it failed also had -L/usr/lib though...03:40
iwjShould be with you in the next hour or so.03:41
calcdoko: so it can't find it even in the normal dir03:41
dokocalc: doesn't matter libgcj.so isn't found in /usr/lib03:41
cjwatson$ zgrep -F libgcj.so /mirror/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/Contents-i386.gz03:41
cjwatson[...] 03:41
cjwatsonusr/lib/gcc/i486-linux-gnu/4.2/libgcj.so                    libdevel/libgcj8-dev03:41
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cjwatson(though -L'ing that directory is probably a bad plan!)03:41
pittihi gouki03:42
dokoyes, and g++ (4.1) is used for linking03:42
calcthe libgcj.so.* is in /usr/lib for the .so is in another dir?03:42
calcs/for/but/ ?03:42
dokocalc: to be able to install compilers in parallel. so apparently our dear debian maintainer did upload a package which ftbfs ...03:43
calcfun :\03:43
Tonio_iwj, pitti: should I update the mir wiki page on that point or are those infos enough ?03:43
pittiTonio_: I don't see how "obexftp only used with user's permissions" makes it any less of a security issue03:44
calcdoko: so it needs to say /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.2/ ?03:44
Hobbseepitti: just means it can trash ~ instead of / :P03:44
pittiTonio_: remotely stealing or corrupting your files is no small risk :)03:44
Hobbseeminor data loss, really03:44
Tonio_pitti: that a repsonse for iwj in fact03:44
dokocalc: no, -L/usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/lib03:45
calcdoko: oh ok03:45
pittiHobbsee: I don't know about you, by my ~ is more precious than my /usr ;)03:45
Hobbseepitti: indeed :003:45
Hobbseepitti: see the :P03:45
pittiheh, yeah03:45
pittiTonio_: yes, please mention any answers on the wiki page, so that we have a record03:45
calcdoko: i probably should wait to see if there is anything else needed for sparc before i upload this fix, right? :)03:45
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Tonio_pitti: absolutly agree on that point, but going further concerning the security means looking carefully at the code, which I can't do myself03:46
Hobbseecalc: at least, not without a large sheild.03:46
pitticalc: depends; amd64 and i386 block CD builds, sparc doesn't03:46
pittiTonio_: right03:46
pygimr_pouit, ping03:46
calcpitti: true, /me looks to see if he can determine how long sparc still has to build03:46
calclooks like maybe 3-4 hr left, i'll get the next version ready to upload and just upload once i look at the sparc output in case its an easy fix03:49
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Tonio_pitti, iwj: updated https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportObexftp03:54
dokocalc: I have a fix for the build failure on amd6403:56
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calcdoko: ok, can you send it to me?03:57
calcdoko: unless you really want to do the upload, heh, i was going to disable java on powerpc for now unless you think its an easy fix03:57
calcdoko: looks like registration fails which causes the build to fail for powerpc03:57
calcdoko: if i am reading the log correctly03:57
Treenakscrimsun: Do you have an update about bug 119266? I just rebooted for the first time in ages, and the sound still didn't get detected.. :(03:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 119266 in linux-source-2.6.22 "Intel HDA Sound device doesn't work in gutsy" [Low,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11926603:58
gesercalc: wouldn't using g++-4.2 fix it also as it should look for libgcj.so in the right directory then?04:00
calcpitti: can you promote stlport4.6 back into main for now?04:00
dokocalc: no, please do. ronne:~doko/xxx.diff it's not the correct one (that would be to use $JAVA_HOME/lib instead of $JAVA_HOME/lib64, but I didn't find that one)04:00
pitticalc: what about 5.1?04:00
dokocalc: please could you build completely without stlport?04:00
dokopitti: doesn't work04:01
calcdoko: thats what i am doing currently04:01
calcdoko: well building with internal copy i think is what it ends up doing anyway04:01
dokocalc: no, I mean building *without* stlport04:01
calcdoko: oh, hmm i'll take a look and see if i can disable it entirely04:01
calcdoko: yea i can disable it04:02
ograpitti, did you promote gobby but missed its deps ? looks like on http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/component-mismatches.txt04:05
pittiogra: ah, apparently; demoted again, the report doesn't mention libxml2.6++ and it's in universe04:07
ograouch04:07
ogranew dep i guess04:07
pittiMIR queue updated04:08
bigonhi, could someone have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devscripts/+bug/13292804:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132928 in devscripts "debcommit: add options to specify changelog path" [Unknown,Fix committed] 04:08
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dholbachRiddell: I assigned bug 121872 to you - hope that's ok04:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121872 in qt4-x11 "*-qt4 tools should be present in $QTDIR/bin" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12187204:23
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ograKeybuk, if i want to replace the shutdown command in /etc/event.d/control-alt-delete with "reboot -fp" (for thin clients) should i just divert the file or would you recommend any better way ?04:28
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eliastAnybody has a good pointer for learning how to build my own deb from sources in new releases? like http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/devel/mercurial04:30
ograsudo apt-get install packaging-guide ?04:32
pittieliast: man dpkg-buildpackage; quite technical and mostly not relevant, but it boils down to installing the build dependencies and 'debuild -us -uc -b'04:32
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eliastthanks ogra, pitty04:33
eliastso in that url I pasted, there's the original source of the package and the diff.04:33
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eliastI can patch the original, but then what.. debuild ... is the right direction then?04:33
pittieliast: ah, dpkg-source -x foo.dsc to unpack it04:33
pittieliast: yes, debuild will build the source package and create .debs for installation04:34
infinitycalc: So, do we know anything about the OOo failures on amd64/powerpc?04:37
calcdoko: it looks like $JAVA_HOME needs to be $(JAVA_HOME)04:38
calcinfinity: we have a fix for both, amd64 had bad path for libgcj.so and powerpc fails for java in a different way so I am disabling java on it04:38
dokocalc: ??? it's a configure script, not a Makefile04:38
calcinfinity: waiting to see what sparc does04:39
calcdoko: well it failed without the ()04:39
calcdoko: actually nm04:39
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calcdoko: it still fails anyway, it hadn't gotten to that point in the configure when i thought that fixed it04:39
dokocalc: do what you want, my build is running, 6000 files built04:39
eliastpitty, thanks! it all worked. dpkg-source -x foo.dsc and debuild did it all. awesome I love this stuff.04:39
calcdoko: is xxx.diff the full patch you applied?04:40
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dokocalc: yes04:40
iwjRiddell: YHM - that triggers diff.  I did -U10 since it seemd to make it clearer to read.04:40
iwjI've done some basic tests and I'm going to rebuild for upload now.04:41
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Riddelliwj: go for it04:44
iwjThanks.04:44
keescookiwj: fix> cool.  :)04:47
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cjwatsonpitti: have you looked at promoting apturl yet? it makes livefs builds fail04:53
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pitticjwatson: no, I haven't04:53
pittioh, new dependency of ubufox04:53
cjwatsonyeah04:53
cjwatsonwould you, if you have a moment?04:53
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seb128Riddell: could you accept the totem upload? That's a one line patch that makes the multimedia keys work again out of the box05:23
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Riddellseb128: accepted05:39
Riddellseb128: but one day, you need to accept all the kde stuff in New in return!05:39
seb128Riddell: tomorrow is my archive day, I'll do some NEW ;)05:40
Riddellooh, please05:40
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alex-weejany idea when LP is back?06:12
infinityIt went somewhere?06:12
infinity(Works for me)06:12
cjwatsonalex-weej: it works for me06:12
alex-weejSorry, you can't do this right now06:12
alex-weejLaunchpad is offline at the moment for maintenance. It should be back, better than ever, soon. Thanks for your patience.06:12
alex-weejThe Launchpad team06:12
infinityReload that page.06:12
alex-weejthird time lucky, whaddayaknow06:12
infinityYou sometimes get it when the load-balancing messes up.06:12
cjwatsonthere is the cunningly named #launchpad channel for this sort of question, anyway06:13
alex-weej:o06:13
infinitycjwatson: Filthy lies and subterfuge.06:13
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Riddellinfinity: do you know if it's possible to build-dep on sun java?  it seems to fail at the debconf licence checkin my ppa06:25
calci have 1ubuntu2 ready for OOo, I will upload it once I see what sparc does, its at 6hr now and failed before at 6:30 so shouldn't be too long if it is going to fail again06:27
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Riddellcalc: ok06:27
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calcRiddell: any idea why kdelibs-dev would not be installable on lpia?06:32
calcRiddell: it shows as built on lpia06:32
infinityRiddell: Currently no, I've had requests form people to preseed the debconf question, but the Right Answer is to take it out completely, since it's not required by the license anymore.06:32
calcRiddell: hmm actually it looks like the packages that kdelibs4-dev depends on aren't installable06:34
Riddellcalc: seems to install for me in my chroot06:35
Riddelldoko: any chance of the debconf question being removed from sun java then?06:35
calcRiddell: hmm ok06:36
alex-weejasac: any chance you can help me out with https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/131349 ?06:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131349 in network-manager "NetworkManager crashed with signal 5 when attempting to connect to VPN" [Medium,New] 06:37
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asacalex-weej: does it always happen?06:39
infinitycalc: You can.06:39
alex-weejasac: yes.06:39
asacalex-weej: maybe you need just to restart?06:39
asacrestart network-manager06:39
alex-weejasac: i have done so about 100 times since i started using gutsy :P06:39
infinitycalc: Where are you seeing kdelibs-dev being uninstallable?06:39
asachow do you restart?06:39
alex-weejasac: my whole computer06:39
asacno try to restart network manager06:40
alex-weejasac: i do, every time it crashes06:40
asacso it doesn't happen always06:40
alex-weejdoes PPTP work for you? do you think this might be an upgrade path problem?06:40
calcinfinity: it says not installed, not actually uninstallable06:40
calcinfinity: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8919258/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-lpia.openoffice.org_1%3A2.3.0%7Eoog680m1-1ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz06:40
alex-weejasac: no it definitely ALWAYS happens every time i attempt to log on to VPN06:40
calcit appears debootstrap can't create a lpia chroot on my box at least06:41
alex-weejNM crashes, so i restart it06:41
alex-weejasac: then i try it again, same thing06:41
alex-weejrestart NM06:41
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calcinfinity: i was going to try installing it locally but it seems debootstrap doesn't know how to handle lpia yet06:41
infinitycalc: It does so.06:41
infinitycalc: debootstrap --variant=buildd --arch lpia gutsy gutsy06:42
asacalex-weej: please attach your daemon.log as well to the bug?06:42
calcinfinity: oh so its still at buildd level?06:42
alex-weejasac: sure, if you can tell me where it is06:42
infinitycalc: Should work without variant=buildd too, but you're debugging a buildd install failure, right? :P06:42
calcinfinity: yea true :)06:43
alex-weejasac: also are we interested in NetworkManagerDispatcher as well?06:43
asacalex-weej: /var/log/daemon.log06:43
alex-weejasac: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8919655/daemon.log06:45
asacalex-weej: i guess the dispatcher doesn't crash, right?06:45
alex-weejasac: i don't really know how to tell as i don't know what it does06:46
asacalex-weej: which vpn packages are installed?06:46
alex-weejdbus says: '(null)'  'Failed to run vpnc binary.'. -- pptp != vpnc, no?06:46
calcinfinity: heh, buildd variant doesn't even include apt-get06:46
asacalex-weej: you need vpnc ?06:46
asachmm06:46
alex-weejasac: the daemon.log says so06:47
alex-weejasac: but i'm not using cisco06:47
infinitycalc: Err, bloody well should.06:47
calcinfinity: yea it should, very annoying without it06:47
infinitycalc: If it doesn't it's failing earlier.06:47
ScottKRiddell: Would you please push clamav 0.91.2-0ubuntu1 out the door.  It's universe (i.e. not frozen).06:47
alex-weejasac: network-manager-openvpn and openvpn are installed, but i'm not using OpenVPN06:47
calcinfinity: ah it did say something about failure retrying 5 times06:47
asacalex-weej: try to install it and see if it helps (yes I know you should not need it)06:47
infinitycalc: No, I mean it "should" as in "it does, unless something's broken".06:47
infinitycalc: Yeah, that would be the failure.06:47
alex-weejasac: ok 1 minute06:47
asacalex-weej: do you have network-manager-vpnc installed?06:47
alex-weejasac: no06:48
asacalex-weej: if so .. maybe remove it06:48
asachmm06:48
keescookhow did vnc4 enter main?06:48
asacalex-weej: well then insatll vpnc06:48
calcinfinity: ah ok :)06:48
RiddellScottK: accepted06:48
alex-weejasac: OpenVPN and PPTP are the only VPN types NM lists06:48
ScottKRiddell: Thanks.06:48
calcinfinity: well then yea lpia is broken at buildd level, can't even generate a chroot right now06:48
infinitycalc: Anyhow, since that's not happy with you right now, give me 30 seconds and I'll tell you what the kdelibs problem is.06:48
asacalex-weej: yes ... try please06:48
calcinfinity: ok thanks :)06:48
alex-weejasac: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8919728/daemon.log.206:49
dokoRiddell: I don't understand06:49
cjwatsonPackage: apt06:50
keescookRiddell: with your archive powers, do you know how to figure out how vnc4 ended up in main?06:50
cjwatsonBuild-Essential: yes06:50
cjwatsoncalc: ^-- ergo in buildd variant06:50
elmoI noticed the same thing last time I debootstraped lpia06:50
calccjwatson: yea currently its failing to install via debootstrap :\06:50
calccjwatson: debootstrap gives error message that it is retrying five times, then looked like it completed but actually failed06:51
cjwatsoncalc: either /debootstrap/debootstrap.log or /var/log/bootstrap.log in the chroot, depending on how far it got06:51
cjwatsonthe useful log should be in there06:51
cjwatsoncalc: openoffice.org on lpia is hardly urgent, though06:52
cjwatsoncalc: I wouldn't put effort into it06:52
Riddellkeescook: can't see anything in the history, others (infinity?) may know how to search better, I presume someone promoted it06:52
calccjwatson: ok06:52
infinitycjwatson: has that log EVER proven useful at that failure stage? :P06:52
cjwatsonoh, although I suppose it is needed to get live filesystems working06:52
calccjwatson: just wondering why it couldn't even install the depends06:52
cjwatsoncalc: ignore what I said, I guess we should care at least to some level06:52
cjwatsondamn those language packs06:52
keescookcjwatson, infinity: we really do not want vnc4 in main -- it is totally unmaintained.06:52
Riddelldoko: infinity says sun java doesn't need the manual licence approval, does that mean we can remove the debconf question?06:53
infinitycjwatson: I'm happy with it not being in main, no idea why it was in the first place.06:53
keescookit wasn't prior to gutsy; I don't see an MIR for it either06:53
cjwatsonmay predate MIRs06:53
dokoRiddell, infinity: I'm not aware that anything did change. could you point me to the license change?06:53
cjwatsonxvnc4viewer is in the desktop seed06:54
calcdoko: are you going to commit the gcj fix to ooo-build?06:54
cjwatsonrevision 972, added by pitti to replace xvncviewer in response to bug 8540306:54
ubotuLaunchpad bug 85403 in vnc4 "ship xvnc4viewer by default (in main)" [Undecided,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8540306:54
infinitydoko: Err.  Sun relicensed hava ages ago...06:54
infinitydoko: The new license can't possibly include an EULA.06:54
infinitys/hava/java/06:55
dokoinfinity: what do you mean by "ages ago"? between java5 and java6?06:55
alex-weejasac: any ideas or do you want to phone a friend?06:55
calccjwatson: it fails at "I: Unpacking the base system..."06:55
dokocalc: well, that's temporary,06:56
cjwatsoncalc: that's not useful ...06:56
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calcSetting up startup-tasks (0.3.8-1) ...06:56
calcdpkg: --unpack needs at least one package archive file argument06:56
asacmvo: is apturl already in main?06:56
cjwatsoncalc: ah, that sounds like it failed to find anything in build-essential06:56
calcsays the --unpack line several times06:56
cjwatsonyeah, it repeats just in case it helps, ignore that06:56
calci can send that log file somewhere if it is useful to anyone06:57
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keescookcjwatson: thanks for the link, I'll talk to pitti06:57
cjwatsoncalc: no need06:57
calccjwatson: ok06:57
cjwatsonit's correct, binary-lpia/Packages.gz has nothing Build-Essential: yes06:57
calccjwatson: should it have installed apt-get?06:57
cjwatsonoh, ARGH06:57
cjwatsonthis needs a launchpad patch06:58
cjwatsoncalc: yes, it should06:58
asacalex-weej: ... i'll try to look into the code tonight (when i get back from sport) ... otherwise i will take a quick look tomorrow ... at best ping me again.06:58
cjwatson  for arch in i386 amd64 powerpc sparc ia64; do06:58
calccjwatson: heh06:58
ivokscjwatson: i might be PITA, but please, don't let another ubuntu release with broken symbols (bug 93077) in couple of keymaps :)06:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 93077 in console-setup "Non-exsisting layouts" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9307706:58
alex-weejasac: ok, cheers06:58
cjwatsonivoks: I'll look at it when I have time06:59
cjwatsonwhich is not today06:59
mr_pouitpygi: pong06:59
pygimr_pouit, you've got bug report on forums about new package07:00
alex-weejcan someone triage this please and set a reasonable importance? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libbonobo/+bug/9092307:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 90923 in libbonobo "bonobo-activation-server doesn't exit after logout, prevents Bonobo-activated D-Bus applications from working on new login" [Undecided,Confirmed] 07:00
cjwatsondoko: why did you ask the kernel guys for lpia udebs?07:01
calcgoing for 7 hours on sparc, thats a good sign (i think)07:01
calcor at least its a sign of tying up buildd resources ;\07:02
cjwatsondoko: we're not doing d-i on lpia yet, so udebs are unnecessary07:02
dokocjwatson: hmm, maybe before you said we're not having the alternate disk?07:02
cjwatsonI don't know when it happened, just now from kyle is the first I heard of it07:02
mr_pouitpygi: I don't have enough time to check the forums :/ (I am already a moderator of the french one)07:02
pygimr_pouit, as you wish07:03
ivokscjwatson: ok07:05
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infinitycalc: The kdelibs thing was transient, now libcompress-zlib-perl is the only uninstallable in your build-dep list.  *shrug*07:08
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infinityOh, libcompress-zlib-perl doesn't exist.  That would do it.07:10
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infinity... because it's dep-wait on something else... On all arches.07:10
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infinitydep-wait on a package we don't have, even.  Awesome stuff.07:12
calcleet07:12
cjwatsonI think that only disappeared recently?07:12
cjwatsonit certainly used to exist07:12
calcinfinity: but why did it mention kdelibs as well, or was that spurious?07:12
calcinfinity: oh ok, i see you mentioned that already, nm07:13
infinitycjwatson: Doesn't exist in any dist, according to madison.07:13
cjwatsonoh, you mean a dep-wait from libcompress-zlib-perl?07:13
infinitylibio-compress-zlib-perl, that is.07:13
infinityYeah, it's brand new in Debian, needs a sync.07:13
infinityAnd then an MIR and promotion.07:14
infinity\o/07:14
cjwatsonlibio-compress-base-perl too07:14
kylemwinning07:14
cjwatsonthat shouldn't have been synced07:14
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cjwatsondoko: did something else need the newer libcompress-zlib-perl07:14
cjwatson?07:14
calchmm ooo doesn't use it, what was pulling that package in07:15
cjwatsonthere's no rationale in bug 129651, though it was pre-UVF07:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 129651 in libcompress-zlib-perl "sync request" [Wishlist,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12965107:16
infinitycalc: "apt-cache rdepends libcompress-zlib-perl", and marvel at the list.07:16
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calcinfinity: haha07:16
infinity(po-debconf would be your answer)07:16
calcinfinity: i see :)07:16
dokocjwatson: well, I didn't check, it was pre-UVF07:17
cjwatsonpo-debconf is needed by practically everything07:17
cjwatsondoko: there is a reason we stop syncing automatically, you know ... ;-)07:17
dokocjwatson: I didn't touch libio-*07:18
cjwatsondoko: they weren't needed before the version of libcompress-zlib-perl you requested be synced07:18
cjwatsonso that introduced a bug07:18
dokoouch07:18
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iwjcjwatson: I'll ask you since Scott isn't around: would you be able to arrange for bug 54389 to be prioritised ?07:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 54389 in malone "Implement a milestone command in the email interface" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5438907:21
iwjdoko asked me to file autopkgtest bugs with a milestone set and I can't do that atm.  I'm about to reset the autopkgtest system and expect to have a huge pile of bugs to report by the end of the week.07:21
iwjIt looks to me like it ought to be reasonably straightforward.07:22
cjwatsoniwj: OK, I'll see what I can do. Not sure the rollout schedule will allow for it by end of week though (not my fault etc.)07:23
iwjYes.07:23
iwjThis has just got to the top of my stack.07:23
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cjwatsoniwj: in the meantime, is filing with a tag possible?07:23
cjwatsonthat would at least be conveniently searchable07:24
iwjIf you discover when the feature is likely to arrive please let me know.07:24
iwjNo.07:24
iwjBut the subject lines are very formulaic.07:24
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tkamppeterRiddell, I have fixed some bugs in system-config-printer, bug 102389 (HIGH), bug 127152 (MEDIUM), bug 128261 (MEDIUM), and bug 132994 (LOW)07:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102389 in gnome-cups-manager "printer auto-detection does the wrong thing for Xerox 7228" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10238907:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 127152 in system-config-printer "Samba printers are not displayed" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12715207:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 128261 in system-config-printer "Wrong name displayed for smb printer" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12826107:28
mvoasac: not yet in main AFAIK07:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132994 in system-config-printer "S-c-p should recommend hal-cups-utils" [Low,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13299407:28
tkamppetersee bug 133891 for the upload.07:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133891 in system-config-printer "UVF ER: system-config-printer SVN rev 1415" [High,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13389107:28
cjwatsoniwj: I've asked; I'll let you know what I get back07:28
iwjTa.07:28
infinitycjwatson: So, what do we do about the installability of po-debconf?  Sync, sync, promote, promote, all with our eyes firmly shut?07:29
cjwatsonthat's my vote07:30
cjwatsonI seriously can't see perl modules being a problem07:30
infinityNo, neither can I.07:30
cjwatsonI thought they were basically just split out of libcompress-zlib-perl, at least in spirit07:30
infinityGenerally.07:30
infinityAlright, I'm gonna go sync away.07:30
calcinfinity: can you sync libwpg to universe while you're at it?07:31
calcinfinity: its not in ubuntu yet07:31
calcinfinity: its needed for OOo so i will be writing a MIR shortly07:32
infinitycalc: Sure.07:33
infinitycalc: What's your LP ID?07:33
calcinfinity: ccheney07:33
infinityE: libwpg: not found07:34
infinityTry harder.07:34
infinityOh, it's THAT new.07:34
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cjwatsoninfinity: (update-sources)07:37
cjwatsonmight as well update the lot rather than just one07:37
infinitycjwatson: Ahh, didn't realise anyone had scripted it, was going to mention that we should. :P07:38
infinitycjwatson: Why not just cron that or something, so it's always ready?07:39
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cjwatsoninfinity: I think it's in case it collides with a sync07:46
cjwatsons/$/ run/07:46
cjwatsonit doesn't update the files atomically, which is a bug07:46
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infinitycjwatson: That would take about 10 seconds to fix...07:47
cjwatsonhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/grub-installer.14244.diff07:47
cjwatsonhow much does that make people scream in terror?07:47
cjwatson(the answer will not necessarily stop me uploading it, if it works)07:47
Mithrandircjwatson: the changelog or the code?07:48
cjwatsonthe code07:48
infinitycjwatson: What does this fix, exactly?07:48
Mithrandirthe code is.. scary.07:48
Mithrandirthe changelog looks fine though07:48
dokoRiddell: so unless infinity gives me a hint *why* the question can be removed, we will keep it07:49
cjwatsoninfinity: the bug noted in the changelog ...07:49
cjwatsoninfinity: some loony BIOSes refuse to boot if there's no active partition on the disk07:49
infinitycjwatson: Meh.  Fair enough.07:50
infinitycjwatson: Should this be in grub-installer at all?07:50
infinitycjwatson: lilo-installer would surely need the code duplicated.07:50
infinitycjwatson: (So, partman or something?)07:50
Riddelldoko: I'm guessing he's thinking of the GPL version07:51
infinityIf there's no active partition, mark boot, or root, or first primary, in that preference order.07:51
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mvoelmo: the compiz bug you mentioned this morning (no decoration) is now fixed in my local repo, thanks for raising the issue07:51
cjwatsoninfinity: lilo-installer already has it ...07:52
cjwatsoninfinity: needs to go in the bootloader installer 'cos you need to munge the disk you're putting the bootloader on07:52
cjwatsonand you don't know that in partman07:52
infinitycjwatson: Ahh.  Is this a cargo-cult of lilo's code? That would make me feel better about knowing it works. :)07:52
ion_The one thing that annoys me the most about compiz is that window decorations change to show the new focused window after a delay.07:52
cjwatsoninfinity: ish. it's different because it has to convert BACK from grub device names to OS device names, and I also decided I didn't care about marking /boot as active if GRUB was going in the MBR; first primary would do fine07:53
cjwatsonthough if you know of a reason it's important to try /boot then / then first primary, I'm willing to listen07:54
infinitycjwatson: I imagine marking /boot just looks prettier in an fdisk list.  (or, at least, looks less confusing)07:54
cjwatsonI suspect there are BIOSes that insist on a primary being active though07:54
infinitycjwatson: It has to be a primary, yes.07:54
infinitycjwatson: An active logical is plain wrong.07:54
cjwatsonmaybe I should go for /boot-if-primary (!) then first primary07:54
cjwatsonworks on some BIOSes that suffer from this bug, but I agree with you07:54
mvoion_: what do you mean exactly?07:55
infinitycjwatson: Most modern BIOSes are completely forgiving about the whole thing, but the old skool DOS world, it had to be a primary.07:55
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infinitycjwatson: So, being anal pays here, I guess.07:55
infinitycjwatson: Even though it's an utter lie anyway, cause we're chaining from the MBR.07:55
cjwatsonpersonally I was surprised this bug appeared at all on a modern BIOS07:56
infinitySome OEMs manage to spectacularly fuck up their BIOSes.07:56
cjwatsonoh, I tell a lie, the reporter said it worked if they marked the extended partition containing the logical containing Ubuntu active07:56
lamontseb128: got time for yelp complaints?07:56
infinityDespite Pheonix/AMI/Award/whoever providing them with perfectly useful stuff out of the box.07:56
cjwatsonso probably just "anything in the main MBR partition table" was good enough there07:57
ion_mvo: For instance, my active windows have a brown decoration and inactive windows have a grey decoration. When i alt-tab to another window or switch a workspace, the resulting newly active windows decoration only changes to brown after all the transition effects have finished. When alt-tabbing, i can already write a short piece of text to the new window before its decoration changes to brown.07:57
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tkamppeter_Riddell, ping07:57
ion_mvo: When i switch to a new window, i think its decoration should show that immediately while a transition effect is running, not after it.07:58
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Riddelltkamppeter_: hi07:59
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tkamppeterRiddell, I have fixed some bugs in system-config-printer, bug 102389 (HIGH), bug 127152 (MEDIUM), bug 128261 (MEDIUM), and bug 132994 (LOW)08:00
tkamppeter<ubotu> Launchpad bug 102389 in gnome-cups-manager "printer auto-detect08:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102389 in gnome-cups-manager "printer auto-detection does the wrong thing for Xerox 7228" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10238908:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 127152 in system-config-printer "Samba printers are not displayed" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12715208:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 128261 in system-config-printer "Wrong name displayed for smb printer" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12826108:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132994 in system-config-printer "S-c-p should recommend hal-cups-utils" [Low,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13299408:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102389 in gnome-cups-manager "printer auto-detection does the wrong thing for Xerox 7228" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10238908:01
tkamppetersee bug 133891 for the upload.08:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133891 in system-config-printer "UVF ER: system-config-printer SVN rev 1415" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13389108:01
dokocjwatson, infinity: one of you doing the libio-compress-* packages? if not I would do it now08:01
Riddelltkamppeter: I've uploaded it08:01
dokocalc: my amd64 build did fail in the install step08:01
tkamppeterRiddell, this was quick. Thanks.08:02
calcdoko: odd08:02
cjwatsondoko: I think infinity is on it08:02
calcdoko: do you have a log?08:02
dokoERROR:  /scratch/packages/ooo/23/openoffice.org-2.3.0~oog680m1/ooo-build/build/current/solver/680/unxlngx6.pro/bin/regcomp -register -br  ...08:03
dokoit's within the java components08:03
calcdoko: oh it fails more or less the same on powerpc i think also08:04
mvoion_: heh :) I never notice, but you are right08:05
ion_mvo: That has been bugging me for a long time. Ive just never got around to posting a bug report or even trying to fix it.08:06
infinitydoko: Already done.08:06
calcdoko: it failed here on powerpc "regcomp -register  -br ../../unxlngppc.pro/misc/bridgetest/bootstrap.rdb -r ../../unxlngppc.pro/lib/uno_services.rdb..."08:06
calcdoko: i'll disable java on amd64 as well for the next upload, that should keep that from failing08:07
dokono, the bridgetest failure seems to be another one08:09
calcdoko: oh so its two separate issues not just that regcomp is broken?08:10
jdstrandcjwatson: I was trying to add a new task to tasksel, but get 'tasksel: aptitude failed (100)'.  I don't know if it is related to bug #131134 or if I have just done something stupid.08:10
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131134 in tasksel "When attempting to install lamp-server, returns "aptitude failed (100)"" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13113408:10
jdstrandcjwatson: see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/34546/ for the file I used08:10
jdstrandcjwatson: is there something I need to do beyond adding that file to ubuntu-tasks?08:11
dokocalc: no, regcomp is not broken, but fails to install something for some reason. yes, the tool has very poor diagnostics08:11
cjwatsonjdstrand: that'll only work if Task: ossh-server is in your Packages file ...08:12
calcdoko: oh ok08:12
cjwatsonjdstrand: is this for automatic installation?08:12
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jdstrandcjwatson: well, the #ubuntu-server team wanted to add openssh as a taskel option, so I said I'd look into it, and wanted to provide you with everything so you didn't have to do extra work.08:13
jdstrandcjwatson: but here I am asking you for help.  :)08:13
cjwatsonjdstrand: blink, it seems far too small for a task08:13
dokocalc: maybe you could look for the place where $JAVA_HOME/lib64 is defined and used, and replace that one with $JAVA_HOME/lib08:13
kylemelmo, did you file a bug for that i945 stuff?08:14
lamontRiddell: yelp_2.19.90-0ubuntu2 uploaded to fix ftbfs on lpia (and hppa).  whether you accept it or not before tribe 5 is left as an exercise for you08:14
cjwatsonjdstrand: if one were to do it, the correct answer is to add a seed for it to bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.gutsy/ with the right Task-* headers, and after that just run the thing in tasksel which automatically regenerates ubuntu-tasks/08:14
jdstrandjdstrand: yeah-- it is, but they wanted something obvious on install for installing openssh, for those LAMP installations that want it08:14
calcdoko: ok will look around and see where that is defined08:14
cjwatsonjdstrand: (files dropped into ubuntu-tasks/ manually will be erased)08:14
lamonthrm... I suppose I should file a bug for that.08:14
cjwatsonjdstrand: they should just get a core-dev to create an openssh-server seed, anyway. (not ossh-server, please)08:15
infinitylamont: File a bug for the one you just fixed?08:15
infinitylamont: That's a spectacular waste of time.08:15
cjwatsonit's a simple text file08:15
lamontwith the patch, dude08:15
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lamontseb128: new yelp that builds on lpia (and hppa) uploaded, just fyi08:15
Riddelllamont: a debdiff would be better than a bug08:16
jdstrandcjwatson: I just did 'ossh-server' in my debugging since 'ssh-server' can be either openssh or lsh-server.  I didn't know if that error was a namespace thing or not (I am new to tasksel)08:16
lamontRiddell: to where?08:16
cjwatsonright, openssh-server is a less confusing name though. :)08:17
cjwatsonyou definitely want to list real packages not virtual packages08:17
Riddelllamont: to me :)08:17
cjwatsonand if it's a one-package task ...08:17
jdstrandcjwatson: yes.  ;)08:17
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cjwatsonjdstrand: tasks and package names are in different namespaces08:17
lamontRiddell: if you reject -0ubuntu2 can I re-upload?08:17
cjwatsontasks are magic though, you need launchpad integration to create them, and that's achieved through the seeds08:18
Riddelllamont: sure, something wrong with it?08:18
lamontyeah.  debian/control.in is used.08:18
Riddellooh, evil08:18
jdstrandcjwatson: ok cool.  I'll take you comments on over to #ubuntu-server and go from there.  thanks!08:18
cjwatsonif it's listed as inherited by server-ship (or ship or ship-live) in the STRUCTURE file, you'll get tasks for it)08:18
cjwatsons/)$//08:18
dobeyhmm.08:19
cjwatsonactually nowadays you get tasks for anything with Task-* headers, but in this case it should be inside server-ship anyway08:19
cjwatsonjdstrand: cool08:19
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calccool sparc failed due to ICE :(08:20
Riddelllamont: rejected08:21
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calcat least it wasn't OOo's fault08:21
lamontRiddell: and diff sent08:22
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lamontand correct version uploaded08:22
lamontRiddell: and note that it is in no way critical for tribe 5408:23
lamonts/4//08:23
lamontunless infinity is planning on tribe5 media08:23
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lamontunless infinity is planning on tribe5 media for lpia08:24
lamont(that came out wrong there for a moment)08:24
ion_Could cups-pdf be added to xubuntu-desktop as well, btw?08:25
mathiazkeescook: what was the reason to add a .dfsg to the apparmor package ?08:27
kylemgfdl docs?08:28
keescookmathiaz: yawp, kylem is right; I dropped the PDFs08:28
mathiazkeescook: the pdfs are no longer in the repository.08:28
mathiazkeescook: they'Re generated during the package building08:29
Riddellion_: it has been08:29
mathiazkeescook: with pdflatex08:29
keescookmathiaz: ah-ha!  great; they found the original sources then.  :)08:29
mathiazkeescook: and I've actually disabled the doc build for now.08:29
mathiazkeescook: so should we remove the dfsg part of the package name ?08:30
keescookyeah, if the new upstream doesn't have anything to drop, sure.08:30
lamontmathiaz: if the docs are gfdl, then they still have to get dropped, don't they?08:30
keescooksorry, I wasn't clear.  they're not gfdl, they're gpl, but the old versions didn't have source08:30
mathiazlamont: I think the original problem was that the upstream repository had pdf files in it.08:31
ion_riddell: Ah, thanks. The change hadnt bubbled up to my system yet.08:32
mathiazkeescook: I guess I'll have to add an Obsolete or Conflict tag to the control file.08:32
keescookmathiaz: ?  we should still build the docs08:32
Riddellion_: no, we're frozen08:32
mathiazkeescook: yes. I'll add that too... It just that it pull 500 Mb of dependencies08:33
mathiazkeescook: just to build the doc.08:33
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seb128lamont: thanks08:33
mathiazkeescook: I'll put these in the apparmor-doc package.08:33
keescookmathiaz: what did you mean about the Conflict/Obsolete issue?08:33
lamontseb128: that was the first one that I ran into, fwiw08:33
mathiazkeescook: well. hum... dfsg is part of the version ?08:34
mathiazkeescook: or not part of anything...08:34
keescookmathiaz: it's just part of the version, no problems.08:35
mathiazkeescook: ah ok. So I just to drop it, and it won't be a problem during the upgrade.08:35
mathiazkeescook: ?08:35
keescookmathiaz: right, as long as other parts of the version are higher than the prior one.  :)08:35
mathiazkeescook: I think so. I'm now at apparmor_2.1+939.dfsg-0ubuntu108:36
infinitycalc: I can kill the i386 OOo build, right, since there's another planned?08:36
calcinfinity: yea08:37
mvoit looks like python dbm files created with older python versions can not be read with latest python with db4.6.? (bug #133691 looks like it)08:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133691 in command-not-found "doesn't cope with db format transition" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13369108:37
cjwatsonmathiaz: forget about Obsolete, it's ... er ... obsolete08:37
cjwatsonactually I think that was Obsoletes08:37
seb128lamont: first one of what? packages not building on lpia?08:37
cjwatsonyou probably read a mention of it in the policy manual for the benefit of those running across truly ancient packages08:37
lamontseb128: first gnome package failing to build on hppa.08:38
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lamontlpia was a convenient excuse to fix it, since it was found to be broken there (by inspection).08:39
lamontat the moment, yelp is dep-wait on lpia.....08:39
lamontseb128: although the glib2.0 thread tests are being annoying on hppa. (which comes as little surprise, sadly)08:43
lamontseb128: and gnome-power-manager needs some love, gnome-system-tools needs love on all architectures08:45
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calcooo 1ubuntu2 uploaded08:49
=== calc hopes it works better on amd64/powerpc with java turned off for now
seb128lamont: I'll have a look at the g-s-t build issue08:51
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alex-weeja question about our new friend, displayconfig-gtk09:10
alex-weejif i have enabled the fglrx driver via restricted-manager09:10
alex-weejand i choose "ati" in displayconfig-gtk09:10
alex-weeji don't think DRI will work unless it uninstalls fglrx09:11
alex-weejas fglrx supplies its own libGL etc.09:11
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alex-weejthere needs to be some interplay i think here...09:11
alex-weejanyone have any ideas?09:11
alex-weejat least this was a problem for me before we had restricted manager and i was trying to use the ati driver by setting up my xorg.conf manually09:14
alex-weeji needed to uninstall fglrx so that X would use the right GL driver09:14
alex-weej... GL implementation09:14
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seb128Riddell: could you accept the gdm update? it's a one key change to make the user lists theme work out of the box09:47
seb128alex-weej: maybe worth mentioning on the #ubuntu-x channel09:47
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alex-weejseb128: on it thanks09:50
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Riddellseb128: can I see a debdiff?10:14
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cprovseb128: hi, do you know who is covering mvo on update-manager issues ?10:17
seb128Riddell:10:17
seb128+-Browser=false10:17
seb128++Browser=true10:17
seb128Riddell: basically10:17
seb128cprov: nobody? what issue exactly?10:18
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seb128cprov: I don't think other people from the team work on update-manager, better to ask on the chan if you have an issue10:18
cprovseb128: it's refusing to refresh indexes from a specific PPA10:19
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cprovseb128: well, I don't have enough information (things are working normally here ), let the user come back with a better description of the problem. (thanks)10:22
Riddellseb128: accepted10:25
seb128Riddell: thanks10:25
seb128cprov: maybe better to open a bug on launchpad or wait tomorrow when mvo will be around10:25
cprovseb128: right.10:26
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calci wrote two MIRs for openoffice build-depends :)10:46
=== calc waiting for the last one until its built in universe
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Riddellcalc: presumably not the version currently compiling?10:59
calcRiddell: no i'm just going to use them for the next upload later, i am using internal copy for the current build11:00
calcRiddell: there will be several more ooo uploads before gutsy, so it doesn't need to be in for the current build11:01
calconce i verify libwpg builds everywhere i will be writing a MIR for it11:02
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Riddellinfinity: I've accepted linux-source .29, hopefully you can see it and lrm/lum/meta compiled and I'll get up early tomorrow for CD building11:24
Riddellbonus points if you update seeds and d-i too :)11:24
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elmokylem: yes12:00
kylem?12:00
elmokylem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/discover-data/+bug/13382412:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133824 in discover-data "Intel chipset on HP NC6320 (PCI 8086:27a2) not recognised" [Undecided,New] 12:00
kylemthanks.12:00
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