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jjessesorry don't have my gutsy build in front of it.... the two repositires now enabled by default are multiverse and universe or universe and restricted?12:39
Riddellall of the above12:40
nixternalmultiverse and universe12:40
nixternalhehe, ya, what da boss said12:40
Riddellmain too12:40
jjessebest answer ever both :)12:40
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nixternalThis weekend, listen to score tickets to see Lynyrd Skynyrd on 9/3 and ZZ Top on 9/1112:40
nixternalOOH! Gotta start listening!12:40
jjesseworking on add-applications.xml and want to make sure i reference correctly12:40
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angasulehello, I have just found out there is no pppoe GUI tool, are there any plans to add one? every broadband ISP in my country uses pppoe...12:59
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code_xhello knetworkmanager isn't show any of my wireless AP's can anyone tell me why ?01:00
code_xit work fine a yesterday01:01
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ScottKangasule: Not every.  As an example Verizon FIOS does not.01:18
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angasuleScottK: I said *my* country, despite your president's behaviour, your country doesn't own the world ;)02:01
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ScottKangasule: You are correct that you said that, but the fact that I mistook which country you are from does not excuse gratuitous insults.02:17
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Riddellnew live CD images up03:02
Riddelldoesn't seem to boot X for me03:02
nixternalsame here03:13
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ryanakcaWeee! eGroupWare Server is almost done03:38
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nixternalryanakca: make my account "nixternal_is_da_man"03:46
nosrednaekimpardon my ignorance, but what is the eGroupWare Server? I know it was mentioned int he mailing list.03:48
nixternalKolab I think, or at least I hope03:53
nixternalbut ryanakca would have more info about it03:53
ScottKNot Kolab.04:00
ryanakcait's eGroupWare04:03
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ryanakcaI have to create the accounts in two places, mysql for the vmail, and then in egroupware... sure I could figure out how to write a script to create them at both places at once.. but I'm too lazy04:04
ryanakcaeGroupware + imap + calendar + todo + a couple othe features04:04
ryanakcanixternal: kolab == evil04:05
nixternaluh oh04:05
nixternalKolab is nice04:05
nixternalI am starting to use it at home04:05
nosrednaekimah.. ok. I see.04:05
nosrednaekimkind of like *ducks* Exchange04:05
ryanakcanixternal: you are? from the repos?04:06
nixternalnope, from their website04:06
ryanakcaoh... yeah04:06
ryanakcahmm.04:06
ryanakcaThey released a couple of months ago, right?04:06
ryanakcahmm.04:06
ryanakcaoh well, egroupware works fine :)04:06
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ryanakcahmm. anybody working on packaging KAider? http://techbase.kde.org/Projects/Summer_of_Code/2007/Projects/KAider04:17
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ryanakcaHmm. for groupware usernames, what's best (John Smith:   jsmith@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk, john.smith@g.k.c.u, smith.john@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk, launchpad_id@g.k.c.u, john_s@g.k.c.u, or whatever you can think up) ?04:30
nosrednaekimkeeping it the same as launchpad would make thing a little less confusing. but what do I matter ;)04:31
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nixternaldoes anyone have some info for the release notes?05:59
LongPointyStickwe're releasing tribe 5!06:00
nixternalkdesudo, what is new about it that it belongs in the release notes?06:00
nixternalright now?06:00
ScottKnixternal: Please continue to rerun the GPG thing.06:00
nixternalmy LiveCD won't even boot X, so we can't be releasing that06:00
ScottKSpecial energy saver edition.06:01
nixternalheh06:01
nixternalLongPointyStick: are they planning on releasing Tribe 5 like right now06:01
nixternalif they are, well then we don't have release notes06:01
LongPointySticknixternal: Riddell's not up yet06:02
ScottKRiddell said something about spinning new CDs before going to bed.06:02
LongPointySticki've no idea on the cd status, and you'll hopefully release before i get a chance to look06:02
ScottKThey'll still need some testing.06:02
LongPointyStickoh indeed, but i likely wont be doing it06:03
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LongPointyStickso that' sgoing to knock out the next ~8 hours or so06:03
nixternalsame here...I would like to get the release notes done within the next hour, but I can't find info on the stuff that was added to the page06:04
nixternalthe last kdesudo upload I see was a month ago06:04
nixternalwhat is the kdepim enterprise stuff?06:05
ScottKThe Kontact crashing feature works more regularly now.06:05
ScottKOOO is in fact now working.  That's worth a mention.06:06
ScottKEspecially since you were so sarcastic about it last time.06:06
nixternalya, but there were subjects already added that I am trying to work on first06:06
ScottKMan.06:06
ScottKYou ask for stuff.06:07
ScottKI give you stuff.06:07
ScottKYou complain.06:07
nixternalthat is easy stuff to add, there is a list of undocumented subjects though06:07
nixternalis the k-r-m installed by default?06:10
ryanakcakubuntu-restricted-modules ?06:11
ryanakcaw00t, egroupware works... I'll create accounts for testers, and then I'll have apg generate a pile of passwords for accounts :)06:13
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nixternalBAHHHHHHH!06:23
ScottKBOOHHHH06:23
nixternalnow I can't even connect to the wiki06:24
ScottKIt's fine from here.  That's odd.06:24
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nixternalpossible to hold the release off for a day? :)06:27
ScottKHow can you be tired? Riddell's been sleeping for hours now.06:29
nixternal8 hours of class, 2 hours of teaching, 4 hours of homework, and I have to be up in 6 hours06:30
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nixternalwho unplugged the wiki?07:20
Tm_TI did07:20
nixternalI think Riddell has them do this every time now the night of release just to make me sweat :)07:20
Tm_TI needed it in my hot bath07:20
nixternalhaha07:21
nixternaldist-upgrade went smoothly on my server07:21
Tm_Thttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu07:21
Tm_Tworks here07:21
nixternalI figured it would take a while to go from feisty to gutsy, so I went to watch TV, and came back...only took 4 minutes07:21
nixternalit works, but you can't edit it07:21
Tm_TI see07:22
nixternalya, I am stuck with release note loss again07:22
nixternalhey, I guess my work on the release notes will not happen07:24
nixternalseems the server will be down for at least an hour, and there is no way I can stay awake that long07:24
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nixternalanyone have a heads up on the KDE PIM Enterprise branch? what is so special about it?07:36
nixternalScottK: what was the other thing you said to pimp? I forgot07:36
nixternalgpg of course07:36
nixternaloh, OO.o07:36
nixternalit finally works! :)07:36
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nixternalI don't see the "popcon" stats in Adept07:48
nixternalanything I need to do?07:48
nixternalnever mind, I was looking at *manager and not *installer07:49
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nixternalhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/Tribe5/Kubuntu08:15
nixternalI have completed the release notes to the best of my current ability. There is still the KDE PIM Enterprise stuff that needs to be written up as well as the KDE Sudo information...so please, Riddell or anyone else, could you please add it...thanks guys and sorry for my screw ups on this one08:16
nixternalg'nite08:16
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Tonio_hi09:51
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Tonio_Riddell: please ping when arround concerning kdebluetooth :)10:26
Riddellping Tonio_10:28
Tonio_Riddell: hey how are you ? :)10:28
Riddellalive, alert, awake and enthusiastic10:29
Tonio_Riddell: I saw your comments yesterday10:29
Tonio_Riddell: I just patched to remove the "no device found", I couldn't see that one as all my machines are bluetooth enabled10:29
Tonio_Riddell: concerning the file conflict, that's just due to the debian sync10:30
Tonio_Riddell: I just added a conflict between libkbluetooth and kdebluetooth < 1, so that should fix10:30
Tonio_Riddell: I'll upload right now10:30
Riddelland replaces?10:30
Tonio_it doesn't replaces, as there is also a kdebluetooth package10:30
Tonio_the package is now split in 2 parts, which results the file conflict....10:31
Riddellit does replace, it has an overlapping file10:31
Tonio_hum.... I'm more used to use replace when a package is renamed or so10:31
Tonio_well if you beleive that's needed I can had that too10:32
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Riddellgenerally you use c/r together10:33
Tonio_yeah, but I never did that in that precise context10:34
Tonio_Riddell:10:34
Tonio_Conflicts: kdebluetooth ( < ${binary:Version} )10:34
Tonio_Replaces: kdebluetooth ( < ${binary:Version} )10:34
Tonio_should do the trick I guess10:35
Riddell<< not <10:35
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Tonio_true10:35
Tonio_Riddell: about the "no device blabla" message, I would have a different approach10:35
Tonio_Riddell: it can be interesting to know if a device is found or not in my opinion, and the problem is more that kbluetooth should autostart10:36
Tonio_no reason to use it if you don't use bluetooth right ? ;)10:36
Riddellyou might insert a device10:36
Tonio_Riddell: what would you prefer between patching this error message, or removing kbluetooth autostart ?10:36
Tonio_Riddell: yeah but if you do, you might start kdebluetooth the very first time, which makes sense (same way on windows or osx, were you have to enable bluetooth then)10:37
Tonio_that would make sense I guess10:37
Tonio_on the other hand, I never saw a bluetooth device that doesn't work on linux so...... maybe just removing the functionnality is enough10:37
RiddellI'd think that if you have a bluetooth device, it should just work10:38
Riddellno need to start anything10:38
Tonio_okay10:38
Tonio_Riddell: btw there is something I can't test, but I'd like too10:38
Tonio_Riddell: what in the systray when no device is inserted ? do you see the icon ?10:39
Tonio_ideal would be that the icon only shows when the device is detected, but I can't test how that works....10:39
Tonio_I may suggest that to _stefans_ ;)10:39
Tonio_Riddell: fancy testing the je building kbluetooth packages then ?10:40
Tonio_Riddell: one last thing : http://paste.tonio.homelinux.org/47910:41
Tonio_Riddell: as you can see the app quits when no device is detected10:41
Tonio_Riddell: means you have to restart kbluetooth when you plug the device.... that's different of the way previous versions did work10:42
Tonio_Riddell: with the old versions you could just plug the device and start using it..... you might not like the way this works btw :)10:42
Riddellthat does seem like a step back10:43
Riddellje building?10:43
Tonio_Riddell: yeah, doesn't allow hotplug of the device.... bad thing10:44
Tonio_I'm just building it so you can test for the error message and file conflict on upgrade10:44
Tonio_Riddell: I'll ask _stefans_ to have a look at that hotplug thing and icon hiding, shouldn't be that hard to do for a developper :)10:45
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Tonio_Riddell: have a usb bluetooth key for testing or not ?11:11
Tonio_Riddell: as the app quits when no device is detected, I wondered what happens i the device is unpluged while kbluetooth works....11:12
Tonio_Riddell: looking at the code, it "should" be able to detect the device on hotplug....11:13
alleeTonio_: hi,  about bt autostart.  Can't we use try_exec (sp?) and check if hciconfig return any output if yes start kbt.  When inserting an USB stick it should be possible to start kbt11:13
Tonio_allee: seems sensible indeed11:14
RiddellTonio_: no, I don't have any bluetooth stuff11:15
Tonio_allee: btw we should test with DBusHcid I guess :)11:15
Tonio_Riddell: oki11:15
Tonio_allee: have a pc without bluetooth and a usb key ?11:15
Tonio_allee: no problem with kbt autostart in fact, as long as the icon dynamically shows when a device is inserted imho11:16
Tonio_allee: the point is that I'm unsure if the device detection is only performed when kbluetooth is started11:17
Tonio_allee: what about playing with dbus/event.d ?11:18
Tonio_allee: should be possible to detect a usb key has been inserted and then start kbluetooth I suspect11:18
alleeTonio_: yes, my familie pc is one of the old ones without BT that uses an AVM BT stick.   But all Dell Latitude allows you to switch of BT via hotkey11:18
Tonio_allee: what if you unplug the device while kbluetooth is running, and then wait a bit and replug the device ?11:19
alleeTonio_: I busy right now, but I'll test later to boot without BT turned on and after login to switch it on11:19
Tonio_allee: sure :)11:19
Tonio_allee: I guess we whould look at dbus to autostart kbluetooth11:19
alleeargl, my gutsy Dell laptop if the old one without BT.  I'll see if I'll can find an BT stick later11:21
Tonio_allee: oki kool :)11:23
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Tonio_anyhone knows where the oxygen icons have gone ? I can't find them...11:53
Riddellinto kde 4?11:53
Tonio_Riddell: yeah but I wondered which branch :)11:55
Riddelltrunk11:56
Riddellkdebase/runtime11:56
Tonio_super thanks ;)11:56
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mhbgood afternoon12:09
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mhbit's silent today01:15
Riddellgrumble, tribe, grumble01:16
Riddellfeel free to start testing CDs01:16
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mhbRiddell: roger01:21
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mhbScottK: ping01:52
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ScottKPong02:18
ScottKmhb: ^^02:18
nixternalmornin'02:18
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manchickenHowdy Hobbsee :)02:19
mhbhi all02:19
mhbScottK: you told me you could do some more triaging for bug 13321802:20
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133218 in restricted-manager "restricted-manager-kde crashed with TypeError in description()" [Medium,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13321802:20
mhbScottK: I'm not able to reproduce it with the latest packages (and the reporter can't too), so could you help me a bit?02:20
ScottKmhb: I'm just waking up, but let me go check and make sure r-m-k is still dead.02:20
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ScottKmhb: Yep. Still dies here.02:22
mhbScottK: fully updated?02:26
ScottKAs of yesterday.  Let me check.02:26
mhbScottK: also, could you tell me what restricted drivers does your system need? If you're not sure, you could install restricted-manager (the GNOME one) and tell from that.02:26
ScottKYep02:26
ScottKMine is just the modem and the wireless card.02:27
ScottKNo video.02:27
mhbScottK: broadcom?02:27
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ScottK2mhb: Atheros Communications, Inc. AR5212 802.11abg NIC (rev 01)02:31
mhbthanks02:35
nixternalRiddell: do you have a quick second to provide info on kdesudo and kde pim enterprise so I can finish up the release notes?02:35
nixternalI just installed r-m-k on my laptop...it has the broadcom firmware listed, but I am not using that as it breaks my machine and lirc...what exactly is lirc?02:36
Riddellkdesudo replaces kdesu and means your password will be remembered for 15 minutes (or whatever you set sudo to)02:36
nixternaloh, rock on02:36
Riddellkdepim enterprise is a branch of kdepim with lots of fixes02:36
RiddellI don't actually have much more detail than that however02:37
nixternalthat's groovy, more info than I had :)02:37
mhbnixternal: lirc is a bug02:37
Riddellthe maintainer has left irc alas02:37
nixternalmhb: hehe, OK02:37
mhbnixternal: kernel bug, to be exact02:37
mhbnixternal: I was told BenC is working on it02:37
nixternalI noticed that on my desktop as well I think02:38
mhbnixternal: I think most of the machines are affected, mine too02:38
mhbScottK2: the bug is coming from lrm_driver, which is a handler for restricted kernel modules.02:39
mhbScottK2: could you please tell me all restricted kernel module names you use? I mean the names you can modprobe.02:39
ScottKGive me the command line magic you want me to do and I will do it.02:40
nixternalScottK: have you added anything else to the gpg stuff with kdepim?02:44
ScottKNo.  It's the same.02:44
tmskeI installed cElementtree on kubuntu gutsy but python can't find it02:45
nixternalroger that02:45
ScottKtmske: Feisty or Gutsy?02:46
tmskeScottK: Gutsy02:47
ScottKcelementtree is included in Python 2.5, so the Gutsy version of the old external module is only built for Python 2.4.  This is by design.02:47
tmskeScottK: if it is included, then how can I use it from python?02:48
mhbRiddell: have you fixed the pop-up on Live CD?02:48
Riddellmhb: no, it didn't work for some reason02:48
ScottKtmske: There is a slightly different path/syntax so code made for the old module may need some small changed.02:49
ScottKtmske: Consult the Python docs.  I don't recall the details.02:49
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tmskeScottK: ok thanks02:50
ScottKtmske: In Feisty the external module was built for 2.5 as a transition measure.02:50
ScottKCode should be updated to work properly with Python 2.5 for Gutsy.02:50
nixternalwow, I am reading the Tribe 4 Feedback...scary02:50
nixternal * Definitely, one of the most important missing programs in kubuntu is FireFox, Why?02:50
ScottKSorry I can't be more specifi.02:50
ScottKspecific02:50
nixternalwhatever we do, please never include firefox :)02:51
mhb<ignore>well I'd love a Gecko-based KDE browser</ignore>02:52
Riddellqt 4.4 will have webkit02:53
tmskeI'm trying to install bazaar on gutsy, but aptitude and apt-get ask for the cdrom to install from02:53
nixternalyessir!02:53
Riddelltmske: remove the CD entry in software-properties-kde (and ask in #kubuntu)02:54
tmskeRiddell: thanks02:55
nixternalOK, release notes are about as finished as I can do...I am in the middle of waking up before heading off to the uni to learn how to destroy computers with my elite java madness02:55
nixternalI guess you can say that they will be ready for release after one last spell check here02:55
Riddellnixternal: I added an entry for kvkbd02:57
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Riddella screenshot might be good02:58
nixternalroger, let me type something up and get a...you got it! :)02:58
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ScottK2mhb: How do I tell which modules are actually restricted?03:09
Riddellrun restricted-manager03:10
ScottK2OK.  I'll do it that way.03:13
ScottK2mhb: Cool.  restricted-manager crashed for me too, but in a different way.03:14
mhbScottK2: yeah, I noticed a duplicate one for the GNOME one03:16
mhbScottK2: it's an issue of the backend03:16
ScottK2It's a different error though.03:17
nixternalkvkbd stuff added!03:18
ScottK2and crashes yet differently if I sudo restricted-manager03:18
mhbScottK2: could you post your crashes as a comment to the bug?03:18
nixternalRiddell: when are we expecting the Tribe release?03:19
ScottK2Actually apport is helping me file new bugs for them.  I'll give you the numbers.03:19
ScottK2mhb: Bug #13426403:20
ubotuBug 134264 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/134264 is private03:20
RiddellWhen the hurlyburly's done03:20
Riddellnixternal: When the battle's lost and won03:20
nixternalOK...I am about to head off to class, but seeing it is the first day, I am hoping for it to be early, so I will be available once again in a few hours to help out03:21
Riddellhave fun03:21
nixternalgee, thanks :)03:21
mhbRiddell: how do you workaround adept_notifier in Live CD?03:28
ScottK2mhb: Bug #134268 is the other one.  It's a dupe, but I went ahead and uploaded it so it would get retraced.03:29
Riddellmhb: same was I do restricted-manager03:29
Riddellneither seems to work though03:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134268 in restricted-manager "restricted-manager crashed with TypeError in description()" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13426803:29
ScottK2mhb: Let me know if you need anything else.03:33
mhbScottK2: thanks, I will03:37
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sahin_wWhen tribe5 will be released?03:53
sahin_wIm wondering, because I'm working on the hungarian translation.03:54
gnomefreaksahin_w: testing ISOs atm afaik03:54
sahin_wI mean I'm currently translating nixternal work.03:54
Riddellsahin_w: a few hours03:55
sahin_wRiddell: I'm nealy done with the translation of the announcment.03:56
sahin_wI'm just working on the Kubuntu one, because I'm a kubuntu user. ;-)03:57
Riddell:)03:59
ryanakcamhb: Would you be interested in testing egroupware?04:08
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mhbryanakca: why not04:08
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ryanakcahey kwwii_04:12
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kwwiihi ryanakca04:12
\shmoins kwwii04:18
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kwwiimoin moin04:18
D_Centhi04:18
D_Centis there a qt-class for displaying directories and files in a listbox?04:19
\shQFileDialog?04:21
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D_Cent\sh: not that.. i mean something that I can have in a mainwindow04:23
\shD_Cent, check dolphin or kommander...if there is something...if not, you have to redevelop them or reuse some classes from kommander04:24
\shs/kommander/krusader/ i mean04:25
D_Centi use qt3-designer04:25
D_Centi mean something like this: http://intelcentino.in.fujnpic.de/gftp.png04:26
D_Centoh... wrong link... http://intelcentino.in.funpic.de/gftp.png04:26
D_Centthat's gtk, but there must be the same for qt somewhere :-/04:27
\shnot that I know of04:28
D_Centhm...04:28
\shD_Cent, write one class for kde ;)04:31
D_Centlol... the program i am writing on should have been simple :P04:31
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D_Centhm... krusader uses want i want to use04:41
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ryanakcanixternal: did you see ' We are also talking about a KDE PIM Enterprise branch, which is supposed to be the base for those who need a really stable branch for enterprise use, for example the Kolab people' from http://kdedevelopers.org/taxonomy/term/11 ?07:07
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ryanakcahmm. address book from egroupware works in kontact :D07:09
mhbryanakca: is egroupware working yet?07:10
ryanakcamhb: yes07:11
ryanakcamhb: only thing that isn't is sending mail07:11
ryanakcamhb: the error was port 993 instead of 143 in the config (I'm using mail login)07:12
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mhbryanakca: great07:13
ScottKryanakca: Those ports aren't for sending mail.07:15
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ryanakcaScottK: no, but it logs in using imap...07:24
ryanakcaScottK: At least I think it does. From what I understand.07:24
ScottKOK.  Just making sure.07:25
ScottKPlease use the SSL version otherwise you'll be sending unencrypted passwords around.07:25
ryanakcastarttls & tls = encrypted?07:26
ScottKYes07:26
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ScottKSSL ~ TLS07:27
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ScottKTLS being the newer version of essentially the same thing.07:27
ScottKAlso you'll want to not allow SSL v2 as it's pretty well worthless.07:27
ScottKDunno if that's a default or not.07:27
ScottKJust something to look into.07:28
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ryanakca"Aug 23 09:08:20 groupware postfix/smtpd[7447] : NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from groupware.kubuntu.co.uk[10.118.12.2] : 554 5.7.1 <ryanakca@gmail.com>: Relay access denied; from=<ryanakca@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk> to=<ryanakca@gmail.com> proto=ESMTP helo=<groupware.kubuntu.co.uk>07:29
ScottKryanakca: Have you done Postfix stuff before?07:29
ryanakcaScottK: somewhat. Minimal/slim to none07:29
mhbryanakca: how about a new account for me?07:29
mhbryanakca: Account expired here07:30
ScottKOK.  Postfix has a lot of moving parts.07:30
ryanakcamhb: no, just means your login expired07:30
ryanakcalogin/session07:30
ryanakcalog in and voila07:30
ScottKryanakca: Please pastebing the output of postconf -n07:30
mhbryanakca: no07:30
mhbryanakca: it means it won't let me log in07:30
ryanakcaah07:30
ryanakcahttp://pastebin.ca/66818507:31
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ryanakcamhb: try again?07:33
ScottKryanakca: DId you auth with SMTP auth before sending that message?07:34
ryanakcaScottK: you mean did egroupware auth? hmm, should be in log, correct?07:34
ryanakcanope07:35
ScottKsmtpd_recipient_restrictions = permit_mynetworks, permit_sasl_authenticated, reject_unauth_destination means you have to either send from mynetworks or be sasl authenticated.07:35
ScottKMessage came from 10.118.12.207:35
ScottKmynetworks = 127.0.0.0/807:35
ScottKSo, not smtp auth, no message gets out.07:36
ryanakcahttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/34814/07:36
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ScottK10.118.12.2 is the IP of your box, right?07:36
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ryanakcaAnd... I'm the only host on the subnet, so I guess I could add my subnet to 'mynetworks'?07:37
ScottKAdding 10.118.12.2 to mynetworks would solve the problem, but would also allow any application on that box to send mail without restriction.  Is that what you want?07:38
mhbryanakca: I'm in07:38
ryanakcanope07:38
ScottKAlternatively if you could convince egroupware to send to Postfix via 127. something that would solve it too.07:38
ryanakcamhb: good :D07:38
ryanakcavia port 127?07:39
ryanakcaWhat's there?07:39
ScottKNot port, IP address.07:39
ScottK127.0.0.0/8 is already in mynetworks.07:39
ryanakcaah07:39
ryanakcaok07:39
ryanakcahmm.07:39
ryanakcawee ;) it works :)07:40
ryanakcamind you, if adding 10.118.12.2 would allow any app on the box to send mail without restriction, wouldn't 127.0.0.0/8 allow any app as well? (The app could connect to localhost instead of outside IP)07:41
ScottKIt's pretty much the same, you're right.07:43
ScottKryanakca: What is virtual_overquota_bounce in your main.cf?07:44
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ryanakcaScottK: it's a VDA patch so that when the user goes over quota, their message bounces, along with a note saying that the user's quota has reached it's limit07:45
ryanakcahttp://vda.sourceforge.net/07:46
ScottKryanakca: There's a reason the VDA patch is not in the Postfix main release.07:46
ryanakcas/message/incomming messages/g07:46
ryanakcaoh?07:46
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ScottKYes, it has been reviewed by the postfix devs and did not meet their quality standards.07:46
ryanakcaAh. Herm. So, what should I do? cut out the quota lines from main.cf, and revert to standard postfix?07:47
ScottKAdditionally what happens when some address on your box gets full because it got hit by a spam run and you start sending bounce messages to random forged e-mail addresses used by spammers?07:47
ScottKYou need to be very careful in your setup.07:48
ScottKOnce you 250 after the last . in DATA the message is yours.  Don't send bounces back onto the internet.  You'll get yourself blacklisted.07:48
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ScottKBounces to forged addresses, are, for example, reportable spam at spamcop.07:48
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ryanakcaIs there another quota system that just drops the message? I assume dropping the bounce lines from main.cf could also stop bounces, but keep quota?07:49
ScottKI'm not sure what happens then.  I've never used the VDA patch.07:50
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ScottKWhat I would do if I were you is think through what you are trying to accomplish and then go over to #ubuntu-server and very nicely ask lamont how he would recommend doing what you want to do.  Lamont is the Debian/Ubuntu Postfix maintainer and knows more about this in his little finger than I do.07:51
ScottKLamont is also a reasonably approachable guy.07:51
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ryanakcaplan out/write out what I'm trying to accomplish and then ask him?07:52
ScottKYes.07:52
ryanakcaok07:52
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ScottKDon't worry about quotas is another option.07:52
ryanakcahmm. yeah07:53
ryanakcaI guess. I have /var sectioned off, so that if we do get spammed, it wouldn't take over the whole system... but I do wish I had thought of sectioning /var/vmail instead of just /var & /var/log07:54
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mhbScottK: so you don't know how the atheros module is called?07:59
mhbScottK: that bug report has 7 duplicates, so it's getting mighty urgent08:00
ScottKmhb: I can give you lscpi outputs08:00
ScottKNot sure what else I can do.08:00
ScottKWhen it comes to kernel stuff I am a user, not a developer.  Let me know what you want me to do and I will do it.08:01
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mhbRiddell: you're the apport admin?08:07
mhbapport-qt08:07
Riddellmoi?08:08
RiddellI don't have much to do with apport actually08:08
mhbRiddell: who created apport-qt then?08:09
Riddella friend of pitti's08:09
mhbRiddell: ah08:12
mhbRiddell: is there someone maintaining it?08:12
Riddellmhb: nope08:13
Riddellalthough it's only a frontend, it shouldn't need much maintenance08:14
mhbRiddell: there's a error in the English description08:14
mhbRiddell: "... can be send"...08:14
mhban error08:14
Riddellsend me a patch if you want08:16
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ryanakcaScottK: hmm. http://groupware.kubuntu.co.uk/~ryan/plan.html08:40
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ScottKryanakca: My head is kind of buried in another problem at the moment, so I don't have a real opinion.  Let me try again later.08:44
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ryanakcaScottK: sure :)08:51
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nixternalyay, tornado sirens are getting ready to go...I am going offline for a bit for safety09:44
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danimohi10:02
danimoRiddell: ping?10:02
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Riddelldanimo: hi10:24
danimoRiddell: kontact crashes, and so does kmail.10:25
danimoRiddell: kontact on startup (reported by others, too), kmail during mail fetch10:25
Riddellwell, it's pradeepto's branch, blame him :)10:26
danimoRiddell: ah, you switched there just recently? I was surprised10:26
danimoRiddell: does kubuntu have useful debugging packages?10:26
danimoRiddell: and if so, where are they?10:27
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aplg|nbdanimo: same question I asked a week ago ^_^10:28
aplg|nbthey are well hidden10:28
Riddelldanimo: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2007-August/000330.html10:28
Riddellwell hidden with an announcement on the -announce list?10:28
aplg|nbRiddell: I always get lost searching for mails10:29
Riddellit's on KubuntuFiles too10:29
danimoRiddell: who would look on announcement mailinglists? :)10:30
danimoseriously, I can't subscribe to everything10:30
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danimoRiddell: do I have to do anything in particular to get the debug version?10:34
danimosomething went very wront10:36
danimowrong10:36
Riddellwhat went wrong?10:36
danimokontact cant even talk to the dcop server10:36
danimoit just hangs and sits there10:37
Riddellyou should just install <package>-dbgsym and it should just work10:37
danimoRiddell: I think thats unrelated10:37
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lucky_lucasHi, does anyone knows if the 6.7 ati driver will be release instead of 6.6.193 since it has randr 1.2 support11:29
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lucky_lucasI mean will it be in (K)ubuntu11:30
jhutchins_wk!maint usbmgr11:31
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about maint usbmgr - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi11:31
Riddellyou'd need to ask an X packager (bryce on #u-d)11:31
jhutchins_wk!m usbmgr11:31
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about m usbmgr - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi11:31
lucky_lucasRiddell:  ok thanks11:31
jhutchins_wkBother.  What's the correct format for maint?11:31
ryanakcajhutchins_wk: the maintainer is Ubuntu MOTU Developers <ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com>11:33
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jhutchins_wkryanakca: Thanks, but I was wondering what the ubotu command was.11:33
jhutchins_wkFor some reason, attempting to install usbmgr uninstalls a bunch of the system.  Doesn't look right.11:34
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jhutchins_wkIt's in the current release repos, so if this is wrong it's a bit urgent.11:34
ryanakcaHmm. for groupware usernames, what's best (John Smith:   jsmith@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk, john.smith@g.k.c.u, smith.john@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk, launchpad_id@g.k.c.u, john_s@g.k.c.u, or whatever you can think up) ?11:35
jhutchins_wkryanakca: I'd go with john.smith11:36
ryanakcajhutchins_wk: just makes emails a bit more tedious to type out... seeing that some people have rather long names11:40
jhutchins_wkryanakca: Well, you can try abbreviating them or limiting the number of characters, but the world in general seems to be moving to the dot-seperated full name standard.11:41
jhutchins_wkryanakca: Really depends on the size of your org and how many distinct names you need.11:41
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VaelenAt my last job I had a unix username of andyou01 and an email address of andrew.young@...  It was nicer to send andrew.young@... than andyou01@...11:55
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Riddellhmm11:55
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ryanakcaRiddell, kwwii__ Any preference?11:57
Riddellyes, I prefer sleep!11:58
ryanakcahehe :)11:58
Riddelllaunchpad ids seem fine11:58
ryanakcanight Riddell :D11:58
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ryanakcaFull name show up in the address book anyways11:58
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kwwii__ryanakca: erm, I appear to have missed that...opinion on what?12:01
kwwii__my network went down shortly12:01
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ryanakcakwwii: "Hmm. for groupware usernames, what's best (John Smith:   jsmith@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk, john.smith@g.k.c.u, smith.john@groupware.kubuntu.co.uk, launchpad_id@g.k.c.u, john_s@g.k.c.u, or whatever you can think up) ?"12:02
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kwwiiI think that launchpad ids would be best12:07
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mhbRiddell: you rock man12:29
mhbRiddell: congratulations for the Tribe 5 (and sorry for the nixternal-like phrase above :o)12:30

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