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Utnubuhi all12:51
calci need updated hsqldb 1.8.0.8-1 but it doesn't seem to be in ubuntu and isn't in the merge o matic either?12:53
calcanyone know how i get it in that case?12:53
UtnubuIs it known that i810 video playback with compiz works fine but in contrast to the intel driver changelog video playback with compiz doesn't work at all or at least not on all platforms like i91512:53
ajmitchwhat do you mean by "isn't in ubuntu"?12:53
mjg59Yes12:53
ajmitchgiven that the source package seems to be there12:54
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calcajmitch: hmm maybe it is12:54
ajmitchit's probably a small change, so a manual merge wouldn't take long12:55
calcajmitch: i don't see the source there -> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/h/hsqldb/12:55
ajmitchstrange, since I'm fetching it now with apt-get12:55
calcajmitch: 1.8.0.8-1 ?12:56
calcmaybe its so new it isn't fully mirrored yet (dunno?)12:56
ajmitchcalc: no, there's no way that 1.8.0.8-1 could get in the archive without a sync or merge12:56
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ajmitchMoM has its own cache of packages12:56
calcajmitch: hmm grab-merge didn't give me anything12:57
calcand the dir seems empty12:57
calc+ wget -q http://merges.ubuntu.com/h/hsqldb/REPORT12:57
ajmitchprobably because MoM hasn't updated, or isn't updating12:57
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ajmitch dget -x http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/h/hsqldb/hsqldb_1.8.0.8-1.dsc12:57
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calcso you were fetching it via apt-get how?12:58
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ajmitchdeb-src lines for gutsy & sid?12:58
calcajmitch: ah ok12:58
ajmitchsole ubuntu change seems to be to debian/{control,rules}12:59
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calcajmitch: ah i forgot about snapshot.d.n :)01:00
ajmitchit comes in useful01:01
calcyep it is01:05
calci used it quite a bit with kde01:05
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UtnubuIs it known that ctrl + alt + L (locking) doesn't work with enabled compiz in Gutsy?01:08
UtnubuBtw. is there a reastion why compiz settings isn't installed by default?01:08
RAOFUtnubu: Because it's evil, user-unfriendly crack.01:09
RAOFUtnubu: Also, ctrl+alt+L works for me.  Are you perhaps referring to bug #12254901:10
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122549 in compiz "[gutsy]  compiz fusion breaking gnome-screensaver behaviour" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12254901:10
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UtnubuRAOF: no, it is a different problem.01:15
UtnubuScreensaver works fine here.01:15
RAOFUtnubu: You can't alt+tab past the lock? :)01:16
UtnubuI think compiz uses the short cut ctrl + alt + L01:16
RAOFMaybe.  What does it do when you hit them?01:16
UtnubuNothing I can realize :)01:17
UtnubuBut it is great that two big compiz bugs have been fixed. (the xv and vnc issue)01:19
UtnubuXv only for i810 driver for my card but at least it works :)01:20
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UtnubuAnd it would be great if this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/136380 could be fixed. I have uploaded a patch which fixes the problem.01:28
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136380 in acpi-support "[Gutsy]  sonybrightness.sh doesn't use the correct value range" [Undecided,New] 01:28
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Tm_Thi kids02:35
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luisbgI got accepted as an ubuntero today, who do I have to talk to fo my mail adress?03:13
nixternalubuntero or ubuntu member?03:15
luisbgubuntu member03:16
luisbgwhat's the difference03:16
ajmitchubuntero is just signing the CoC03:17
nixternalubuntero just means you signed the code of conduct, ubuntu member means you were approved as a contributor to ubuntu by the community council03:17
luisbgahhhh I signed the CoC like a year ago03:17
ajmitchas nixternal said, when you're an ubuntu member you can be special like him :)03:17
luisbgbut since today I'm an ubuntu member03:17
nixternalcool, welcome then!03:17
luisbgthanks03:17
luisbgnixternal, you must be too03:17
ajmitchcongrats03:17
nixternalluisbg: the admins will forward your @ubuntu.com email address to the email address you have listed in your launchpad account...that can take up to 2 weeks to complete03:18
nixternalit could take less though...it was only a few days for me a couple of years ago03:18
luisbgnixternal, which admins?03:19
nixternalwho ever controls that stuff for Ubuntu03:20
luisbgLOL03:20
luisbgI see03:20
nixternalcanonical employees03:20
nixternalhehe03:20
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luisbg;)03:21
dobeyan ubuntu bofh will do it :P03:22
luisbg:S03:25
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shayaanyone seeing issues w/ firefox and Xgl (seems gutsy is now launching it automatically)04:19
stdinshaya: I noticed that, so I just removed Xgl (I don't really need it)04:22
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RAOFshaya: For what it's worth, I don't see any bad firefox/Xgl interaction.04:23
stdinI noticed FF redrawing slow, well all apps actually04:23
RAOFHm.  fglrx, without compiz?04:24
dobeyafaik, xgl is in universe, and not part of the default install...04:24
RAOFdobey: But the package *has* been changed so that installing it sets it up to be used by default.04:25
dobeyok04:25
stdinthe strange (I think) thing I noticed too, is that X aswel as Xgl were running04:25
dobeyyes04:26
RAOFOn what I thought were the reasonable grounds that someone who installs xserver-xgl wants to actually use Xgl :)04:26
dobeyXgl is not a separate individual X server04:26
RAOFWell, it is.04:26
dobeyit requires Xorg to be running as well04:26
dobeyit's not a mutually exclusive server04:26
RAOFBut the one we ship needs an underlying Xorg server to set up an OpenGL context for it.04:26
dobeyright04:26
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fabbionemorning guys06:12
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mdkemorning all08:54
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sorenmdke: 'morning.08:55
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dholbachgood morning09:19
mdkehiya dholbach09:19
dholbachhey mdke09:20
LaserJockhi dholbach09:20
dholbachhey LaserJock09:20
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TheMuso11/c09:22
TheMusouh09:22
TheMusodamn orca09:22
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Mithrandirasac: why does firefox claim a restart is required when I just booted the machine?09:33
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hungerubuntu-desktop is not installable here. diveintopython is not found. Is that a known issue?10:07
Hobbseehunger: if it's listed on http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/testing/gutsy_probs.html10:07
Hobbseehunger: those are the packages in main which are not installable.10:08
Hobbseehunger: however, diveintopython seems to exist there, so...10:08
cjwatsondiveintopython | 5.4-2ubuntu2 |         gutsy | source, all10:08
cjwatsonsounds like a local networking or local mirror issue10:08
Hobbseewow, a nice short list for !sparc, close to a tribe...10:09
hungercjwatson: My mirror is archive.ubuntu.com10:10
hungercjwatson: aptitude gives this error: E: I wasn't able to locate file for the diveintopython package. This might mean you need to manually fix this package.10:11
seb128hunger: apt-cache policy | grep main?10:11
Hobbseemirror seems fine, so the original archive must be fine10:11
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hungerseb128: The usual urls on archive.ubuntu.com (gutsy-security, -backports, -updates, gutsy itself), all on piority 500.10:13
seb128hunger: apt-cache policy diveintopython ?10:13
hungerDid a new update... seems that it works now.10:13
hungerMaybe I grabed something partly updated before or something:-(10:14
cjwatsoniwj: bug 137179 might be your call ...?10:15
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137179 in glibc "2.6.1-1ubuntu3 makes apps crash with Bus error" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13717910:15
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asacMithrandir: i doubt that its firefox claiming that ... i just copy the restart notification during postinst10:35
Mithrandirasac: well, the notification shouldn't be there if you reboot.10:36
asacMithrandir: but i never really cared of who is doing what for this notification10:36
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asacMithrandir: yes agree ... but is it a firefox bug?10:37
Mithrandirasac: I'd say so, yes.10:38
asacMithrandir: it has DontShowAfterReboot: True ... so isn't it a problem of update-notifier?10:39
asacMithrandir: otherwise i don't really see what firefox can do10:40
asacMithrandir: (or maybe we are talking about different things)10:40
Mithrandirhm, ok, then it's an update-notifier bug10:40
asacmvo_: ^^^10:42
asacmvo_: what do you think?10:43
stgrabermorning10:44
asachey stgraber10:44
mvo_Mithrandir: could you please kill it and run it again, if the problem presists, please run it with "update-notifier --debug-hooks" and send me the output (or put it to a pastebin)10:45
stgraberasac: tried NM+ipw3945 at school, switching between public networks, reconnecting, ... works just fine10:45
asacstgraber: rock10:46
asacstgraber: if noone pops up who is willing to test this (which is a bit of a shame), then I will ask the kernel team to review and roll the module update10:46
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Mithrandirmvo_: given I clicked on it, to see what it wanted from me, I guess it won't show again10:47
mvo_Mithrandir: hrm, good point10:47
Hobbseegood morning sabdfl, asac, Mithrandir, mvo_, etc10:47
mvo_hey Hobbsee10:47
asachey Hobbsee ....10:47
stgraberasac: one of my teacher also has a laptop with a ipw3945 card, I may try the fixed driver on his laptop this afternoon10:47
Hobbseestgraber: does it seem to be stable/10:47
stgraberHobbsee: yup10:48
Hobbseestgraber: or does NM drop the connection?10:48
Hobbseestgraber: nice!10:48
stgraberHobbsee: I'm currently connected on a network with a very weak signal, so sometimes it looses the signal but reconnect just fine afterwards (as expected)10:49
asacstgraber: that would be nice10:49
asac(e.g. test on a second laptop)10:50
Hobbseestgraber: ok, will try10:50
asacHobbsee: great!10:50
Mithrandirmorning Sarah10:50
Hobbseeasac: do you happen to have the link to the newer driver again?  my other client dropped off the network last night, adn i dont have the scrollback10:50
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asacHobbsee: still  have the instructions?10:50
Hobbseeasac: nope :(10:50
asacHobbsee: sure10:50
asacHobbsee: https://code.launchpad.net/~asac/intellinuxwireless/ipw3945.asac10:51
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asacHobbsee: install kernel headers at al then: make IEEE80211_IGNORE_DUPLICATE=y SHELL=/bin/bash10:52
norsettoanyone on kubuntu/i386, that can check bug 137222 and report if you have the same problem?10:52
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137222 in adept "Adept description field is wrong" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13722210:52
Hobbseenorsetto: checking...patience, patience...10:53
Hobbseenorsetto: youd' do better in #Kubuntu-devel, FYI10:53
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norsettoHobbsee: sorry, thanks, wasn't sure you were alive :-)10:53
Hobbsee:)10:53
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asacmvo_: how does update-notifier determine if the notification was put there before reboot? does it just rm all hints marked as "not display after reboot" during boot?10:54
mvo_asac: it compare uptime and mtime of the notification10:54
Hobbseenorsetto: no.10:54
Hobbseenorsetto: shows the proper description here10:55
norsettoHobbsee: ok, thanks, I see the same on mine, which is x86_64 too10:55
norsettoHobbsee: I mean, same problem, not same as you10:55
stgraberHobbsee: are you running amd64 or i386 ? (I have amd64 driver and package here)10:56
Hobbseestgraber: i38610:56
stgraberok, so maybe asac has the i386 ones10:56
asaci am on amd10:57
Hobbseestgraber: bah.  this machine builds reasonably fast, anyway10:57
Hobbseeasac: then just copy the .ko, or do something with the .mod.o too?10:57
asacHobbsee: please ask stgraber for the exact procedure10:58
asacstgraber: can you guide Hobbsee ?10:58
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asaci think: its just replace the .ko module ... then reload the module10:58
Hobbseeah cool...  ok, will try10:59
asacand confirm that modinfo does show the right version afterwards10:59
asacit should be 1.2.1something ... not 1.2.2something10:59
Hobbseegotcha10:59
asacjust the kernel module should improve your situation ... the final cure you only get with a new network-manager:11:02
asachttps://code.launchpad.net/~asac/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x.dev.opennet11:02
Hobbseehmmm.11:02
stgraberHobbsee: replace the ipw3945.ko in ubuntu/wireless/ipw3945/, then depmod -a, then ipw3945d-2.6.22-10-generic --kill, then modprobe ipw394511:02
asacwhat happened?11:02
Hobbseestgraber: ahhh.  forgot to depmod -a11:02
Hobbseeno wonder it didnt work!11:03
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stgraberHobbsee: error message ?11:04
asacstgraber: i think she said that it didn't work because of not running depmod -a11:06
stgrabera ok11:07
asachmm Hobbsee is offline :) ... that can't be good news ;)11:10
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LongPointyStickasac: no dice, yet11:10
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asachi LongPointyStick11:12
asacwhat topic?11:13
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Hobbsee|Remoteasac: is that better?11:17
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asacyeah11:17
Hobbsee|Remotestill no dice.11:17
Hobbsee|Remoteas in, i never seem to get the new version showing up11:17
asacso do you see the right module version11:18
Hobbsee|Remotenope11:18
Hobbsee|Remotei still get 1.2.1*11:18
asacthats correct11:19
asacthe gutsy is 1.2.211:19
Hobbsee|Remoteoh, i thought i was suppsoed to get 1.2.211:19
Hobbsee|Remoteversion:        1.2.1d11:19
asacyes that should be ok11:20
Hobbsee|Remoteahhh.11:20
Hobbsee|Remotewell, then.  we have dice.11:20
asac:)11:20
Hobbsee|Remoteso it did work right, all along.11:20
asacok it should basically connect now11:20
davmor2bryce: I have updated bug 134284 with my lspci -nnvv is there any other info you need?11:20
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134284 in xorg "The X intel driver is not functioning correctly" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13428411:20
asacHobbsee|Remote: but switching networks might still break at some point ... would be cool if you could test the new nm as well11:21
asachttps://code.launchpad.net/~asac/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x.dev.opennet11:21
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glatzordavmor2: bryce lives in the USA11:22
asacHobbsee|Remote: its a full-source bzr branch ... so you don't need an orig.tar.gz to build11:22
davmor2damn11:22
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: did you want to know if it works on an open network here too?11:22
Hobbsee|Remotebefore testing the new NM?11:22
asacHobbsee|Remote: yes please do ...11:23
Hobbsee|Remoteok.  good thing dad's not home.11:23
asac;)11:23
asachurry11:24
Hobbsee|Remotehe's out of the state, he wont be home for a few more hours.  i think11:24
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Hobbsee|Remoteyay, i win.11:24
Mithrandirwith a big hammer!11:25
asaci would suggest a screwdriver11:26
asacits far less destructive ;)11:26
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seb128Riddell: I want to update poppler to 0.6, is that ok with you?11:29
Riddellseb128: yes, please do11:30
seb128thanks11:30
kwwiiseb128: did you see that I commited the emblems?11:31
Hobbsee|RemoteMithrandir: ah.  right.11:32
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: NM still likes falling over, at 14%11:33
Hobbsee|Remoteooh, hang on.11:33
seb128kwwii: yes, will you update the package now? ;)11:33
asacHobbsee|Remote: falling over? where does it fall to?11:34
asacbtw, 14% network-strength is not really strong11:34
iwjcjwatson: It might be.11:35
StevenKMithrandir: Can I beg you to release virtualbox from binary NEW? It's built on both amd64 and i386, which is what it's meant to.11:35
seb128StevenK: I can do it11:35
iwjHmm.11:35
StevenKseb128: Thanks11:35
Mithrandirseb128: care to do ume-config-common too?11:36
Mithrandir(I've uploaded it, so I'd rather not NEW it)11:36
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asacstgraber: can you reproduce the nm crash you mentioned yesterday?11:36
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: ok, seems like NM likes playing funny buggers.  it's all working now.11:36
asacHobbsee|Remote: ok cool, please upgrade nm and it should just rock11:36
seb128Mithrandir: I'll look at this one as well11:36
asacHobbsee|Remote: thanks for testing11:36
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: it would fall over at 14% (preparing devices, i think), go back to disconnected, then show $AP as wpa-encrypted, again11:37
Hobbsee|Remoteafter using dhclient, etc, to connect, and killing NM a few times, it seems to work, properly, with NM again11:37
asacwell ... if you have log i can verify if its the bug that nm fixes11:37
asacotherwise just try the new nm11:37
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Hobbsee|Remoteasac: dmesg, or what?11:37
asacsyslog11:37
seb128StevenK: virtualbox binary newed11:38
asacHobbsee|Remote: but maybe just upgrade nm ... the bug it fixes sounds similar11:38
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: what in particular were you looking for in it?11:38
asacHobbsee|Remote: damn i don't know the exact string .. should be something like: cannot connect to wpa supplicant11:39
Mithrandirseb128: cheers11:39
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asacHobbsee|Remote: couldn't connect to the supplicant11:40
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: a couple of Sep  4 19:21:05 LongPointyStick NetworkManager: <WARN>  supplicant_cleanup(): couldn't disable network in supplicant_cleanup11:41
asacyeah11:41
asacupgrade nm and it should never fail again :)11:41
kwwiiseb128: if dholbach walks me through it, sure :-)11:41
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: are you planning to get that upgrade into gutsy?11:42
asac(wow ... what a stupid claim :))11:42
seb128dholbach: ^11:42
asacHobbsee|Remote: definitly11:42
dholbachkwwii, seb128: through what?11:42
asacHobbsee|Remote: but i need the new kernel module first11:42
Hobbsee|Remoteah right11:42
dholbachupdating which package?11:42
Hobbsee|Remotewell, the new module seems to work, which is good11:42
asacHobbsee|Remote: as the new nm drops a workaround that fixes a few wpa problems atm11:42
Hobbsee|Remotedholbach: the mangler11:42
kwwiidholbach: h-i-t11:42
seb128dholbach: human-icon-theme11:42
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: ahhh.11:42
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Hobbsee|Remotehttps://code.launchpad.net/~asac/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x.dev.opennet11:43
asacyes11:43
dholbachseb128: do you think we should update it to run autogen itself and make it native packaging?11:43
asacyou can just build ... it has full source11:43
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seb128dholbach: native packaging11:44
seb128dholbach: what do you think?11:44
dholbachseb128: plus ./autogen.sh before the build11:44
dholbachso you don't have to bother roling a release of it11:44
seb128dholbach: what is the easier for you11:48
dholbachto make it as easy as possible for ken11:48
seb128Mithrandir: ume-config-common accepted, shouldn't ume-gui-start be in /usr/share though?11:49
Mithrandirseb128: it should, yes.11:50
Hobbsee|Remotegrrr.  not another nutter assigning things to the ubuntu-dev team, as they're the maintainer.11:51
dholbachHobbsee|Remote: relax... it's not really easy for people to understand all the concepts at once - although I'm not quite sure how we could fix that problem easily11:52
Hobbsee|Remotei wonder if it's in the documentation, to assign it to it's maintainer.11:53
dholbachno, not really, but that mistake is easy to make11:54
dholbachwe had it a couple of times before11:54
brooniePerhaps it would help to rename the "Nobody" assignee to "Needs triage" or something that read less like the bug was getting ignored?11:56
Hobbsee|Remotedholbach: might be a thought to black-hole that address.11:57
asacdholbach: i think you cannot do much except fixing the assignment and stating the reason ... then hope that the triager reads the reply11:57
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dholbachasac: that's what we currently do11:57
Hobbsee|Remoteit seems to be something that's come from the kubuntu team - they do it all the time11:58
Hobbsee|Remotefortunately, that address is blackholed.11:58
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=== Fujitsu hastyil assigns Hobbsee to a few more bugs.
Hobbsee|Remotebroonie: for a lot of applications, we dont assign bugs anyway12:02
Hobbsee|Remotebad Fujitsu!  no cookie!12:03
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Hobbsee|Remotebroonie: besides, assignment should only really be used for "i will fix this, i'm assigning this to person x, because they say they will fix it, or i'm assigning this to person y, because i'm their boss, and i say they have to fix this"12:03
Hobbsee|Remotethe others dnot *have* to fix bugs, and have other ways of subscribing to them12:04
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dholbachhttp://daniel.holba.ch/sponsoring/ works again12:15
dholbachseb128: done12:23
seb128dholbach: thanks12:23
dholbachkwwii: I just change human-icon-theme so that you can simply edit the changelog (using dch), then run debuild -S -sa to create a source package12:23
dholbachkwwii: or run debuild to build a package12:23
kwwiidholbach: cool, after I create the source package what should I do with it?12:25
asacstgraber: another thing i would be curious about would be to test if nm.asac + ipw3945.asac play nice together even if you modprobe the ipw module with auto associate on12:27
dholbachkwwii: upload it somewhere and either tell somebody to grab and upload it or file a bug and subscribe ubuntu-main-sponsors to it, so it's in the queue for review and upload12:28
kwwiidholbach: cool, thanks :-)12:28
dholbachrock and roll :)12:28
asacstgraber: (even if you are associated before clicking on that network, nm should retrieve an "associated" event and run dhclient)12:29
dholbachkwwii: next time we need changes in tangerine-icon-theme or tango-icon-theme-common I'll transition them to the same pattern12:29
kwwiikiller, that should save others a bit of work in the long run12:29
dholbachyeah :-)12:29
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seb128Riddell: the dummy knetworkmanager should be arch all, not any12:40
Riddellmm, did I forget that?12:42
RiddellI remember thinking "that needs to be changed"12:42
Riddellseb128: uploading fix.  are you doing New queue?12:43
seb128Riddell: there is a binary for each arch in the new queue12:43
seb128Riddell: yes12:43
seb128I'll accept the previous ones since it doesn't make really sense to reject binaries12:43
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cjwatsonargh12:58
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asacHobbsee|Remote: stgraber: i upgraded my ipw3945 branch to 1.2.2 and added .ubuntu1 suffix to version info ... would be great if you could test that it doesn't introduce new regressions.01:15
asacHobbsee|Remote: stgraber: if you give me an ack on this, I'll ask kernel-team to update lum01:16
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asacHobbsee|Remote: welcome back ;)01:29
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Hobbsee|Remoteasac: thankyou :)01:30
Hobbsee|Remotenew mangler works, at least on wpa01:30
asacmangler?01:30
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: you want the new ipw with the new mangler presumably?01:30
Hobbsee|Remotenm01:30
Hobbsee|Remoteaka, the mangler.01:31
asacHobbsee|Remote: ah :)01:31
Hobbsee|Remotehavent you heard of network mangler?01:31
asacHobbsee|Remote: yeah ... please try first the 1.2.1 module with new nm01:31
asacif that works well just upgrade to new driver version01:31
Hobbsee|Remotethat's working, at least on wpa01:31
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Hobbsee|Remotedid you want me to test it on open, as well?01:31
asacHobbsee|Remote: try to stress it01:31
asacHobbsee|Remote: yes please01:31
asacHobbsee|Remote: wpa worked for you before?01:32
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davmor2I'm trying to track down a fault with seahorse in gutsy in preferences keyservers can you actually hilight automatically retrieve keys? everytime I go back to it it's disabled again.01:32
asacHobbsee|Remote: i only know that open didn't work for anyone ... wpa worked for some, but not for others01:32
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asacogra: you need a well trained head ... nothing if you haven't been to university :-P01:33
ograah, thats it then :)01:34
asachehe01:34
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: yes.  open's working, after a little persuading.  seems slightly patchy, perhaps.01:34
asacHobbsee|Remote: what do you mean? i know that nm has problem to recognize if you change the encryption on the same access point01:35
asacHobbsee|Remote: is that what you are seeing?01:35
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: yeah.  it seems to still see it as encrypted until you restart nm a couple of times01:36
Hobbsee|Remotealso seeing the bug about it finding no wifi networks until you run iwlist eth3 scan01:36
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cjwatsonogra: frequent prayer01:38
ograheh01:38
cjwatsondraw it out on paper if you get stuck01:38
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ogragood idea !01:38
asac_Hobbsee|Remote: daily reconnect01:38
cjwatsonit helps that I know the usual elements so I don't have to think about all the individual pieces01:38
asac_3:35 < Hobbsee|Remote> also seeing the bug about it finding no wifi networks until you run iwlist eth3 scan01:39
asac_13:36 < asac> Hobbsee|Remote: you areprobably associated01:39
Hobbsee|Remoteasac_: associated how, sorry?01:39
cjwatsonbut yes, debconf-apt-progress in particular required me to stare at the screen for a few days01:39
asac_Hobbsee|Remote: when your interface is associated, scanning is not done frequently anymore01:39
Hobbsee|Remoteit's showing me as not connected to any network, at that point in time01:39
asac_Hobbsee|Remote: yes ... what does iwconfig show?01:39
Mithrandircjwatson: this is why we should do debconf-over-unix-socket, IMO.01:39
ogracjwatson, thats waht i di atm :)01:39
ogra*do01:39
Hobbsee|Remoteasac_: what, now?01:40
cjwatsonMithrandir: I won't argue that ...01:40
asac_no ... when you see don't see the networks (if you can reproduce)01:40
Hobbsee|Remoteasac_: iwlist shows all the networks, which then makes them show up (eventually) in nm01:40
Hobbsee|Remoteyes, there's a bug open about it01:40
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asac_Hobbsee|Remote: iwlist as user or as root/sudo ?01:42
Hobbsee|Remoteasac_: root01:43
Hobbsee|Remotewell, sudo01:43
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asac_Hobbsee|Remote: ok thats normal then ... the point is as soon as iwconfig shows the interface as associated to some ap, the driver won't scan on its own that frequently anymore01:44
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asac_Hobbsee|Remote: which is why i asked you to verify if iwconfig shows your interfaces associated when you don't see networks in nm01:45
Hobbseeasac_: ah right01:45
Hobbsee|Remotehmmm.  the LED flashes from time to time, but it still seems to be connected.01:47
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asac_Hobbsee|Remote: what does LED flashing mean? associating/roaming?01:52
asac_Hobbsee|Remote: ok ... are you using 1.2.2 module already?01:52
Hobbseeasac_: oh, hmmm, apparently it's just the speed it's doing.  it usually stays solid on.01:53
Hobbseeno, not yet01:53
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Hobbseeasac_: bzr up reports that we're at revision 2, and that's the latest01:54
asac_Hobbsee: strange ... bzr pull ?01:54
asac_https://code.launchpad.net/~asac/intellinuxwireless/ipw3945.asac01:54
asac_its rev 401:54
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Hobbseeah, there we go01:55
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asacHobbsee: one more question about wpa: did wpa with NM work for you before? or is there improvement for you as well?01:56
Hobbseeasac: wpa has always worked here01:57
asacok01:57
asacHobbsee: with NM ?01:57
Hobbseeyes01:57
asacok ... then you are one of the lucky-girls :)01:57
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TreenaksWPA works, WPA2 doesn't02:01
Treenaks(for me.. ipw2200)02:01
broonieHobbsee: My point was that I can see how someone just looking at the UI could believe that they needed to pick an assignee; it'd be nice if the UI provided more indication that unassigned bugs aren't being ignored.02:03
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asacTreenaks: what setup? NM ... or also when using ifup/down ?02:04
Treenaksasac: nm, I haven't tried with ifup/down because nm tends to get in the way02:04
Treenaksasac: ifdown <n-m brings it up again>02:04
Treenaksstuff like that02:04
asacok .. i think i would need a driver debug log02:05
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: oh, wpa2 btw02:05
Treenaksasac: I can get the daemon.log n-m generates (tonight)02:05
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asacTreenaks: thats not enough ... i need driver debug messages as well02:06
Hobbsee|Remotebroonie: suggestion:  file a bug on launchpad (malone) about that.02:06
Treenaksasac: I'll try to get as much as possible when I get home, is there already a bug, or should i open a new one?02:06
asacHobbsee|Remote: what do you mean?02:06
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: right, 1.2.2ubuntu1, new mangler is working (eventually)02:06
asacHobbsee|Remote: ok cool02:07
asacHobbsee|Remote: what about wpa2?02:07
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: that my wpa has always worked.  (where wpa == wpa2)02:07
asacah ok02:07
ogracjwatson, when you told me to look at in-target for my prob with ltsp-build-client you meant using passthrough and setting DEBCONF_READFD, DEBCONF_WRITEFD ?02:08
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cjwatsonogra: yeah02:10
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: +1.  good job.  works on wpa-psk (new ipw3945, new nm)02:10
ogracjwatson, it says it cant initialize passthrough ...02:10
ograand indeed falls back to noninteractive which exits with the same error02:10
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cjwatsonogra: it will do if you're running it without a debconf frontend02:11
asacHobbsee|Remote: thanks a lot for testing ... i wait for stgraber to confirm that new driver is good then lets roll this fix02:11
ograwell, the udeb sits in a debconf frontend already ...02:11
Hobbsee|Remoteasac: excellent :)02:11
cjwatsonit might be worth taking a bit of time to step back and read and understand how the various frontends work02:11
cjwatsonok, in that case you did something wrong :-)02:11
ograyeah, thats where i'm trying to wrap my head around atm02:11
davmor2asac: think stgraber is back at school now so he might be a while02:12
asacHobbsee|Remote: there is only one bug i would like someone to test ... there are claioms that if you boot with wireless off, that turning on wireless later will not load the driver, bring up the interface02:12
asacHobbsee|Remote: have you ever seen this?02:12
Hobbseehmmm...i've seen something similar, i think.  will test the next time i boot02:12
cjwatsonogra: if readfd or writefd is getting lost somewhere then that would happen02:12
ograright02:12
asacdavmor2: thanks. But since nm with ipw3945 was broken such a long time I can wait for a few more hours :)02:12
asacHobbsee|Remote: great.02:13
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ogradebconf: kann Frontend nicht initialisieren: Passthrough02:13
ogra debconf: (Failed to open fd 3: Bad file descriptor at (eval 20) line 3)02:13
ografails with the same error as noninteractive02:13
cjwatsonogra: you also need to unset the things in-target unsets02:13
cjwatsonogra: or rather that chroot-setup.sh unsets02:13
ograah, ok02:14
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ogralol, ok, thats a lot stuff i'm missing :)02:14
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ograyay02:30
ograstill broken (need to redirect stdout somehow to the fifo) but it moves on :)02:31
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jdongschplee! "Inconsistency detected by ld.so...."02:50
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dokocjwatson: can we close bug 61861, or would an edgy task more appropriate?03:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 61861 in ruby1.8 "ruby1.8: fails to build on ppc under 2.6.15 kernel" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6186103:02
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cjwatsondoko: I'd suggest closing the ruby1.8 task (since it built fine on edgy in the end) and leaving the linux-source-2.6.15 task open in case it becomes important later03:08
cjwatsondoko: FYI: diff -u <(wget -q -O- http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/component-mismatches{-mobile,}.txt)03:09
cjwatsondoko: it's not perfect (and, for reasons involving part of the code being in Launchpad and difficult to modify, it's hard to do better) but it clears away a lot of the mobile-specific stuff from the main component-mismatches list03:09
cjwatsonso it should help matters for the time being03:10
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dokotype-handling into main???03:11
cjwatsonclearly an error03:12
cjwatsongerminate gets confused sometimes because type-handling Provides: linux03:12
cjwatsonwe routinely ignore that :-)03:13
cjwatsonI've fixed it in the past - not sure why it's showing up here03:14
dokook, this list helps03:14
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cjwatsonoh, I see, it should be linux-image on gobuntu not linux03:14
cjwatsonI'll fix the seeds03:14
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stgraberasac: Sorry was afk, so 1) No, 2) I'll try tonight, 3) I'll build both now03:34
stgrabers/both//03:35
stgraberasac: looks like I have enough wifi network around so I can try everything now, will be back in a minute03:37
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stgraberasac: with associate=0 : Wired -> Public1 -> Wired -> Public1 -> Public2 -> Public1 -> Wired = OK03:45
stgraberasac: with associate=1 : Wired -> Public1 -> Wired = Failed03:45
stgraberasac: it failed when switching back to wired03:46
stgraberSep  4 15:43:50 laptop NetworkManager: <WARN>  nm_utils_supplicant_request_with_check(): nm_device_802_11_wireless_scan: supplicant error for 'SCAN'.  Response: '^F'03:46
stgraberSep  4 15:43:50 laptop NetworkManager: <WARN>  nm_device_802_11_wireless_scan(): could not trigger wireless scan on device eth1: Transport endpoint is not connected03:46
stgraberalso had : Sep  4 15:43:30 laptop NetworkManager: <WARN>  nm_device_802_11_wireless_scan(): could not trigger wireless scan on device eth1: Connection refused03:46
asacoh another bogus response path03:46
asacin wpa_ctrl03:47
stgraberanyway, associate is default to 0, people using it with 1 aren't NM users imo03:47
asaclet me see03:47
asacsure03:47
stgraberI don't have WPA around, but if Public1 -> Public2 -> Public1 works and the WPA code wasn't changed it should works just fine03:49
asacstgraber: can you see what wpa command is send before you get that Response: ... ?03:49
asacah SCAN :)03:49
asacsorry03:49
asacstgraber: you sure you have new nm?03:50
stgrabernew NM = .dev.opennet ?03:50
asacyes03:51
cjwatsonseb128: re mail, want me to take https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libgtk2-perl/+bug/127985?03:51
stgraberit's rev57 here and no revision to pull03:51
ubotuLaunchpad bug 127985 in libgtk2-perl "gutsy/amd64: ftbfs / autopkgtest failure" [High,Confirmed] 03:51
cjwatsonseb128: or are you already on it?03:52
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asacstgraber: can you get a full driver log for associate:1 ?03:58
bddebianHeya03:59
stgraberasac: sure04:00
stgraberasac: the warnings only appear when I try to switch to wired the second time04:04
stgraberasac: I'm uploading the full log04:04
asacthanks04:04
stgraberasac: http://www.stgraber.org/download/nm-debug-associate04:05
asacstgraber: i can't find that warning04:06
stgraberasac: so 2 last NM warnings are caused by me clicking wired a second time04:06
stgraberasac: cat debug-nm-associate | grep -v ipw3945:04:06
asacstgraber: i only see a warn: " supplicant_cleanup(): supplicant_cleanup - couldn't set AP_SCAN 0 "04:07
asacstgraber: (and the line above that)04:07
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stgraberwhen I select wired for the first time I have "Sep  4 16:02:21 laptop NetworkManager: <info>  nm_device_set_active_link start04:10
stgraber" being written every 2s04:10
stgraberbut not switching back to wired04:10
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stgraber:)04:10
asacstgraber: yes i see that ... but i don't see the warn you pasted above04:10
asacstgraber: any idea about when you hit wired for the second time?04:11
stgraber16:02:2304:11
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asacstgraber: and first time works?04:11
stgraberfirst being 16:01:5204:12
stgraberno, first time trigger the nm_device_set_active_link_start every 2s04:12
asacah04:12
stgrabersecond trigger the WARN04:12
asacstgraber: well but thats not the WARN i was particular interested in :)04:13
asacstgraber: nm_device_802_11_wireless_scan: supplicant error for 'SCAN'.  Response: '^F'04:13
asacthats the one i need ;)04:13
stgraberasac: do you have 16:02:28 in the log ?04:14
asacno04:14
asac16:02:24 is the last i see04:15
stgraberok04:15
asacstgraber: i see that you try to active your eth0 on 16:01:5204:15
stgraberasac: http://www.stgraber.org/download/nm-debug-associate104:17
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asacstgraber: what happens after 16:02:35 ?04:18
asacstgraber: for me it looks a bit like it wants to boot up eth0 at that point? does that succeed?04:20
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stgraberasac: no04:20
asacwhat happens?04:21
stgraberasac: http://www.stgraber.org/download/nm-debug-end04:22
stgraberasac: I just can't remember when I killed NM04:22
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asacstgraber: ok at 16:02:41 it succeeds04:24
asacstgraber: did you restart nm?04:24
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stgraberasac: I think so yes04:34
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seb128cjwatson: I'm not on it, feel free to do it04:58
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dobeyhey seb12805:00
seb128hi dobey05:01
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bddebianHi seb128 :-)05:06
seb128hey bddebian05:06
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dobeyhow's it going?05:07
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kblinhi folks05:07
kblinwho'd be the person to talk to to stop ubuntu from mapping `hostname` to 127.0.1.1 ?05:09
seb128dobey: good, thanks ;) What about you?05:09
seb128Hi kblin05:09
dobeydoing ok05:09
dobeyhoping to get a job soon ;)05:10
seb128:)05:10
seb128kblin: try mentioning it on this chan (what you are doing) and if you get no reply maybe mail ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com with some details on what is your issue and what you suggest doing this change05:10
kblinok, fair enough05:11
dobeyred tape takes a while to get around though :P05:11
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kblindoing this kind of stunt will break applications that depend on the hostname resolving to the real IP address of the host05:12
kblinit seems to be a pretty popular thing to do in distributions recently, and I'd like to explain why it's a bad idea :)05:13
Mithrandirkblin: "the real IP of the host" doesn't really make any sense.05:15
Mithrandirhosts don't have ip addresses, interfaces does.05:15
kblinI'm a Wine developer working on Wine networking, and we've seen lots of bug reports recently that are due to windows applications assume that gethostbyname( gethostname() ) will give them the network interface IP address so they can bind to that05:16
dobeykblin: what happens when no network interface outside of lo is up?05:17
kblinMithrandir: ok, sorry. but how about using the IP address of an active network interface that's not loopback if possible05:17
Mithrandirkblin: that can change at any time, so it's not suitable for /etc/hosts05:17
kblinthis also tends to break kerberos once in a while..05:17
dobeykblin: not having it there, tends to break things that expect $hostname to resolve to something05:18
Mithrandirworks fine on my kerberos-enabled workstation.05:18
kblinMithrandir: I haven't touched kerberos in a while.. current mit kerberos might be able to cope05:19
MithrandirI'm using heimdal, though05:19
kblinoh, ok05:20
kblinheimdal design is more robust for all that I'm aware :)05:20
Mithrandiror rather, a mixture of them, since some apps like one, some the other libraries.05:20
kblinbut as I said, I'm more concerned about  this breaking for a lot of windows apps where I can't just fix the bloody app05:21
dobeyobviously. being a wine developer, your primary concern is wine. :)05:22
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kblinthis is probably the most popular networking bug we currently get in our bugzilla05:23
Mithrandirif you have a better way of having /etc/hosts set up that works in all cases, please tell us05:23
doko./.ext/include/i686-linux-lp05:24
doko./.ext/i686-linux-lp05:24
doko\o/05:24
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kblinwell, assuming the host has a fixed IP address for a non-loopback interface, that should be useable05:25
kblinthat would fix it for some of the users, right?05:25
dokoAC_CANONICAL_TARGET05:28
dokotarget_os=`echo $target_os | sed 's/linux-gnu$/linux/;s/linux-gnu/linux-/'`05:28
Mithrandirkblin: that assumption holds for very few users.05:29
ograyeah, static interfaces got rare nowadays05:30
kblinhmm05:30
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Mithrandirwhy would you do static?  I have more DHCP servers than I know what to do with.05:32
Mithrandir(I have three within 1m of me here..)05:33
kblinmaybe I'm old fashioned05:33
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bddebiankblin: I'm with ya, I love static interfaces :-)05:34
bddebianOf course I'm old05:34
ScottKAnd grumpy.05:34
realistEven our static/fixed IPs are actually on DHCP leases05:34
realistIf that makes any sense05:34
bddebianScottK: Always :)05:34
Mithrandirrealist: fixed DHCP is quite common.05:34
bddebianrealist: Yeah but that's a PITA for a home network05:34
kblinI'm just trying to come up with some  way to fix that for joe user in some sane way05:34
realistbddebian: depends how many hosts on your home network05:35
bddebian1205:35
ograkblin, as long as you dont break it for jane user, thats fine :)05:35
thomstatic interfaces are such a pain05:35
realistThat's enough for me to want dhcp + ddns05:35
bddebianogra: :)05:35
bddebianNot me, dhcp is a hassle05:36
kblinMy first attempt to fix this was to work around this in Wine05:36
realistA blessing :-)05:36
kblinbut that approach wasn't accepted05:36
MithrandirI think you might be able to write an NSS module providing the necessary workaround05:36
kblinhmm, true05:36
ograbut the wine fix would probably be the right way05:36
realistStatic is a hassle, so is MAC based switch port security05:37
realistManagement overhead++05:37
realistGoodnight all05:37
Mithrandirogra: no, the right way to fix it would be to apply a suitable tool to the author of said applications. :-P05:37
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ograMithrandir, indeed, but if many/all distros use the 127.0.1.1 notation, the fix should be in wine, not in the distros ;)05:38
kblinogra: I've tried05:38
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kblinbut this is kind of clumsy to fix, unless you iterate over all interfaces, check if they're active and then kind of switch addresses before it actually ends up with the caller05:40
ogracant you just ignore the 127.0.1.* space ?05:41
kblinsome distros map the hostname to 127.0.0.205:42
kblinwhich tells me this should not be fixed in wine05:42
kblinat least not until there's an agreement across distros to what IP address the hostname will map to05:42
Mithrandiryou'd want to look at the scope for the address on the interface, somehow.05:42
kblinhm, thinking about this some more, I think that returning the IP address of the interface that has the default route would make sense for most people who'd do a gethostbyname( gethostname() )05:44
kblinbut yeah, maybe a nss module would be the best place to actually fix this05:45
Mithrandiryou could easily have that in an NSS module.05:45
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kblinwhat would my chances of actually getting something like that into distros?05:45
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ograkblin, you could make it part of the wine package i guess05:46
dobeyexactly05:46
kblinbut it's not wine-specific05:46
kblinI won't ever get something like that into the wine tree05:47
dobeythen you make a new package, and make wine depend on it05:47
ograkblin, a package isnt only upstream source :)05:48
ograwell, ideally it would be ... but thats rarely the case05:48
cjwatsonkblin: it doesn't seem clear from scrollback, but normally we resolve the hostname to 127.0.1.1, not 127.0.0.1, precisely to avoid this kind of problem05:49
cjwatsonkblin: there doesn't need to be agreement across distros - it just needs to not be 127.0.0.1, that's all05:49
kblincjwatson: as I said, there's a distro that maps to 127.0.0.205:50
cjwatsonkblin: the reports you've been getting might be from users who installed Ubuntu a long time ago, before we made this change05:50
Mithrandircjwatson: the problem is some apps thinks that the address returned by gethostbyname(gethostname()) is a sane choice for binding to for doing public communication.05:50
cjwatsonkblin: sure, and that's ok05:50
kblinyeah05:50
kblinwhat Mithrandir said :)05:50
cjwatsonI don't understand how that wouldn't break on Windows from time to time as well05:50
cjwatsondynamic networking is kind of a fact of life there too05:50
cjwatsonok, sorry for the slight misunderstanding, I was reading an hour of scrollback at once and the hostname=>127.0.0.1 thing used to be a common complaint for other reasons ...05:51
kblinoh, actually this tends to break on windows if you have more than one active NIC05:52
dobeywhat if you have no active NICs?05:52
cjwatsonkblin: the correct range to skip would be simply 127.0.0.0/805:52
cjwatsonany address there is local, per whatever RFC it is05:52
bddebian1918 I think05:52
ograor ignore the lo interface and everything related05:52
kblindobey: that's not that much of a concern, but matter of fact windows returns 127.0.0.1 in that case05:52
cjwatsonso you don't need to worry about 127.0.0.1 vs. 127.0.0.2 vs. 127.0.1.105:52
seb128cjwatson: there is bug #94048 which is quite long on the using 127.0.1.1 creating issue for users05:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 94048 in hostname "[feisty]  Slow gnome application startup due to /etc/hosts misconfiguration" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9404805:53
bddebianOr 192.168.x.x or 169.x.x :)05:53
seb128I didn't really investigate05:53
cjwatsonbddebian: no, RFC1918 is private use ranges which is different05:53
seb128but according to the number of comment it seems to create issues05:53
bddebianOh, sorry05:53
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cjwatsonseb128: the old way created issues too, so just going back wouldn't achieve much05:53
cjwatsonseb128: it is exceedingly unclear from that bug what the problem actually is, and the number of comments could actually be a conflation of several different problems05:55
kblinwell, I don't have a ready fix for this, creating a nss module might be worth investigating05:55
dholbachcjwatson: do you think bug 83690 makes sense? shall I assign it to you?05:55
ubotuLaunchpad bug 83690 in grub "update-grub hardcodes to 'Ubuntu'" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8369005:55
cjwatsondholbach: yes, it's clearly a bug and I agreed with the gnewsense folks some time ago that we'd fix it05:56
cjwatsondholbach: sure, can be assigned to me05:56
dholbachcjwatson: rock on, cheers05:56
seb128cjwatson: right05:57
kblinI'll probably need to give this some more thought.05:57
kblinbut I need to catch my bus to catch my plane, so I'll get back to you folks later05:58
kblinthanks for your input in any case05:58
cjwatsonseb128: starting gnome-terminal in strace doesn't seem to mention 127.0.1.1 at all here06:01
cjwatsonthough I'm on a network where my hostname resolves locally ...06:02
dholbachkylem: if you have the time can you upload the patch of bug 57755?06:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 57755 in gnupg "Udev Rules for SmartCard Support" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5775506:02
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cjwatsonbut it doesn't talk to my nameserver either06:02
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dholbachlamont: I think you asked me to prod you wrt bug 33586 :-)06:04
ubotuLaunchpad bug 33586 in nmap ".desktop file cleanup for nmapfe" [Wishlist,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/3358606:04
Mithrandirdholbach: for 57755; those rules are shipped by libccid already06:06
dholbachcould you follow up on the bug report? I have no clue about libccid and friends at all06:07
Mithrandirsure06:07
dholbachgracias06:07
dholbachRiddell: could you check out bug 136425? it's a small fix for qt406:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136425 in qt4-x11 "qtconfig-qt4 in Accessories?" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13642506:07
Riddelldholbach: isn't that the one you've been poking me at for a while?06:08
Riddellmm, no, different06:08
dholbachRiddell: not sure06:08
Riddellwell, I'll add it to my todo06:08
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dholbachrock on - thanks06:09
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seb128cjwatson: right, same for me06:10
dholbachcalc: what do you think about bug 134112 and bug 133793?06:10
seb128cjwatson: there seems to be an issue for some people, but the mix of comments doesn't make it easy to figure something clear06:10
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134112 in openoffice.org "added Xb-Npp-xxx tags accordingly to "firefox distro add-on suport" spec" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13411206:10
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133793 in openoffice.org-voikko "Please sync openoffice.org-voikko from Debian" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13379306:10
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cjwatsonseb128: the "host name lookup failure on localhost" message seems to be from gnome-session06:11
cjwatsonseb128: (look, an application of Google Code Search!)06:11
cypherbiosmvo_: are you around?06:12
cjwatsonseb128: though from the code it looks to me that it will always emit that message at least once, no matter what?06:12
lamont`dholbach: yeah, I did.06:12
cjwatsonoh, no, I'm misreading its intent06:13
lamont`dholbach: I made progress towards my goals, but did not finish getting things together06:13
dholbachlamont`: that sounds good :)06:13
lamont`yeah - it's on the list for this evening to spend more time on such things06:13
dholbachthanks a lot06:14
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ograwow, now that was bad06:16
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dholbachdoko: do you think that the patch on bug 103929 makes sense?06:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 103929 in bash "Bash prompt string looks for xterm-color, gnome terminal identifies as xterm" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10392906:16
brycemorning06:17
dholbachhey bryce06:17
bryceheya dholbach06:18
dholbachbryce: you think we can upload the patch on bug 117939?06:20
ubotuLaunchpad bug 117939 in inkscape "tutorial-basic.svg has wrong text" [Undecided,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11793906:20
dholbachor do you want to wait for the new upstream version?06:20
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bryceupload the patch; there won't be a new upstream release for at least a couple months06:21
dokodholbach: maybe, it's wishlist, I have to work on bash anyway, but not now ...06:21
dholbachdoko: ok06:21
dholbachbryce: ok, will upload it06:21
brycedholbach: I'd proposed doing a release in time for gutsy, but everyone pretty much felt that a release should wait until after the GSoC code additions had been finished and had time to stabilize06:22
dholbachah ok, that makes sense06:22
bryce(as an aside, I wonder if the GSoC timeline may be affecting other OS projects similarly?)06:23
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ogra_grmblfjx06:28
bddebiangrmblfjx?06:30
ograyes06:30
ograwith three !!!06:31
ograsomehow my system just freaked out ...06:31
bddebianHrm06:31
ograafter the hardlock i rebooted ...06:31
ograafter reboot i couldnt sudo anymore06:31
bddebianDoh :-(06:31
ograwell, i could, but every command took about 10mins to return a line in the terminal06:32
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RevelI've asked in the general channel like 5 times and no one seems to be able to help.  This cannot be that hard...06:34
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RevelHaving problems mounting a transcend ide flash disk.  DMESG shows errors but I am unable to find anything good on google related to this besides some PCMCIA problems with external drives.  Help please ;( 2nd week on this one.06:34
Reveldmesg: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36340/06:34
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bddebianHmm, still on GLwDraw in Gutsy either eh?06:37
bddebians/on/no/06:37
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lucky_lucasHi06:38
stgraberasac: I've just finished a full test of switching between WPA, Public and Wired networks (I'm back at home), didn't see any real problem06:42
stgraberjust sometime the "AP_SCAN 0" taking ~4-5 seconds to timeout which causes NM to stay connected on the network before connecting to the new one (or wired)06:42
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Revelw/in306:44
stgraberasac: oh, something else I just noticed, any reason to have a wpa_supplicant process running when connected to wired ?06:45
stgraberasac: I have a wpa_supplicant -g /var/run/wpa_supplicant-global2 running06:45
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stgraberasac: and NM didn't deassociate from my public WLAN when switching to wired (may be caused by the remaining wpa_supplicant)06:47
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Chipzzasac: since you've been talking about it the last couple of days...06:48
Chipzzis there a way to prevent the ipw2200 chipset from associating with a random accesspoint?06:49
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Chipzz(I have an essid specified in /e/n/i, but sometimes it just ignores that)06:50
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Riddellazeem: were you looking at packaging the new opensync?06:52
azeemso far, lifeless did the library and I did the modules06:52
Riddellazeem: so what's left?06:55
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azeemRiddell: so far, the libraries haven't been updated06:56
azeemand really, it's quite unclear to which version06:56
Riddelllamont`: calc was wanting it I think06:57
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cjwatsonlamont`: yes, Riddell is correct06:58
Riddellazeem: but you said lifeless was doing the library06:59
cjwatsonlamont`: "back"? it seems to be entirely new in gutsy06:59
azeemRiddell: well, for the previous uploads I meant06:59
mathiazkeescook: if we do a merge from debian that includes a security fix, should you be involved in that ?07:00
Riddellright07:00
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azeemRiddell: there's also the problem with the user data being incompatible between the current gutsy/feisty version and upstream07:01
azeemso at least I have waited for a stable upstream version07:01
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gesercalc: Hi, when you have time can you sponsor the debdiff for bug #130583?07:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 130583 in xmlsec1 "libxmlsec1-nss missing pkgconfig file" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13058307:01
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Riddellazeem: is the current version considered stable?07:03
azeemno07:03
Riddellright07:03
azeemor do you mean the current version in gutsy?07:03
Riddellno, the newest upstream release I ment07:03
azeemyeah, that's the problem07:04
azeemthere's been a 0.22 release which was moderately stable I think, but it's incompatible to both current gutsy and next upstream stable07:04
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keescookmathiaz: if it needs back-porting to earlier releases, yeah, I'll need to publish them through the security queue07:16
keescookhas anyone started using the new python launchpad API?  I can't get it to set status...  :(07:17
sorenkeescook: Bughelper uses it, I believe.07:18
keescooksoren: right, but it's a read-only tool.  Also, the Wiki examples don't work (there is no "apply", though "commit" fails too)07:19
mathiazkeescook: should I file a new bug or flag the current bug as a security issue ?07:22
keescookmathiaz: no reason for duplication; just flag it as security.  which bug is there?07:23
keescooker, *is this?07:23
mathiazkeescook: well... there is a cve assigned to it.07:24
mathiazkeescook: bug 13659607:24
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136596 in fetchmail "[Merge]  fetchmail 6.3.8-8ubuntu1" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13659607:24
mathiazkeescook: fetchmail-SA-2007-02: Crash when a local warning message is rejected07:24
keescookah yeah, very minor issue.  It's a bit down on my todo list, but if people have already generated and tested patches, I can publish them.07:25
mathiazkeescook: well. It came from the debian unstable.07:25
mathiazkeescook: that's why I asked.07:25
keescookright, what I mean is, if this applies to feisty, edgy, dapper, we'll need patches for those releases too.  (This is already on my todo list, but lower down due to the very low priority of this CVE)07:26
mathiazkeescook: ok.07:26
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thekornkeescook: python-launchpad-bugs is not working for you?07:28
thekornmaybe this might help: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugHelper/Dev/python-launchpad-bugs/Bug07:29
keescookthekorn: ah-ha!  just the person I need to ask lots of questions.  :)07:29
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keescookthekorn: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36351/    that doesn't work.  only the comment is recorded.07:31
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keescookthekorn: also, "Bug" seems to require an "int", it doesn't like getting a string, which is odd, given the code.  :P07:31
thekornkeescook: does your code not work for all bugs, do you have a test case07:32
keescookthekorn: well, I only tried it on a single bug, but it always failed (137018)07:33
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thekornkeescook: looking...07:36
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thekornkeescook: it just fails becaus 'ubuntu-security' is not subscribed to this bug07:38
keescookthekorn: ah, is there some way to make the error more meaningful?  :)07:39
keescookI should add a check for 'ubuntu-security' in .subscribers?07:40
thekornyes, that might be the easiest way07:40
keescookcool!  thanks.  :)07:41
thekornor try:...except:...07:41
keescookbut that's just around the "commit".  I'd have to commit each change separately, which seems ugly.  :)07:41
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thekornno, you can commit all changes to a bug at once07:43
thekornor you can commit all changes to all changed bugs at once07:43
janimoasac: hi07:43
thekornkeescook: but it won't reduce the traffic07:45
keescookthekorn: right, but I meant, to find the problems with input (without better error reporting) I'd need to make one change, try:commit, repeat.07:46
thekornkeescook: no, I would put try:..except:... around bug.subscribtions.remove("ubuntu-security") for example07:48
keescookthekorn: but that's not where my script failed.  :)  (at the time, ubuntu-security was subscribed).  It exploded at .commit07:49
thekornaha07:50
thekornkeescook: my problem at this point is: I'm unable to reproduce any kind of errors on this07:53
amitkbryce: --> #ubuntu-mobile07:53
keescookthekorn: let me create a test bug, one sec07:53
thekornthanks07:53
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keescookthekorn: okay, 137325 dumps on me with the previously pasted script.  Here are my errors: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36353/07:56
keescook(I've subscribed you to it)07:57
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thekornkeescook: will have a look at it08:02
thekornthis message is useless, have to fix this08:03
\shthekorn, how do I authenticate with the bughelper class? :)08:04
thekorn\sh: Bug.authenticate=<file> where file is a valid mozilla/firefox cookie-file08:05
\shthekorn, ah ok :)08:05
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asacstgraber: is that with associate:1 ?08:20
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lucky_lucashi bryce08:20
asacstgraber: the wpa supplicant process is normal as nm scans using wpa08:20
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thekornkeescook: thanks for pointing me to this error,08:20
brycehi lucky_lucas08:20
keescookthekorn: sure! glad I could help.  :)08:21
asacChipzz: ok i could take a look ... can you ping me tomorrow?08:21
stgraberasac: no, that was normal use (associate=0)08:21
lucky_lucasI m trying to figure out where the crashes of X/linux come from and I may need guidance08:21
asacstgraber: hmm do you see that the device is deactivated?08:21
asacstgraber: e.g. when you switch to wired?08:21
asacstgraber: or is it just after initial startup?08:21
stgraberasac: ok, so it seems that NM doesn't send a deassociate when switching back to wired08:21
lucky_lucasbryce: I'm talking about  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/13457808:22
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134578 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Open source ati driver freeze with compiz" [Undecided,Incomplete] 08:22
stgraberasac: usually I have off/any as essid with iwconfig08:22
thekornkeescook: will have a closer look at it tomorrow08:22
stgraberasac: but here I have the last wifi network I have been connected to (public wifi)08:22
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keescookthekorn: okay, thanks08:22
asacstgraber: is that reproducible? does it happen always when you switch back to wired?08:22
asacstgraber: and you don't see: deactivating device (eth1) in log when to wired?08:23
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stgraberasac: I just did one more test08:25
davmor2bryce: ping08:25
stgraberasac: result is that I have that deassociation problem only when moving back to Wired from Public08:25
stgraberasac: and when I have the AP_SCAN 0 timeout thing08:26
Chipzzasac: I can08:26
brycelucky_lucas: as I said in the bug report, there isn't an error message or anything we can troubleshoot from, so all I can offer is vague guesses - test the proposed -ati 6.7.192 patch.  My latest xorg-server upload is just now out, which has a handful of random fixes, so try that too.  If it still is a problem, follow the directions on DebuggingXorg08:26
Chipzzasac: problem is, it is not really reproducable08:26
brycedavmor2: yup08:26
lucky_lucasbryce: That's what I m doing08:27
davmor2bryce: I've updated bug 134284 is there another info you need or is that enough?08:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134284 in xorg "The X intel driver is not functioning correctly" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13428408:27
lucky_lucasI attached the Xorg process in gdm and it blocks the system I can let it run by doing cont but I don't know if I m doing right08:27
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Chipzzasac: and, I'm not using wpa_supplicant/networkmanager, so dunnow how far you're reallly interested :P08:28
brycedavmor2: sorry, I was looking at that but got interrupted.08:29
davmor2np08:29
davmor2your a busy man08:29
bryceso to doublecheck - when you load the livecd, X comes up with the -intel driver?08:32
davmor2correct.  ed/ubuntu both usable but k/xubuntu are unusable because of it.08:33
brycesort of the inverse problem we normally have08:34
bryceok there are two entries by this pciid in discover data08:34
davmor2probably08:35
bryceone is 'NC2400', the other 'Thinkpad R60e model 0657' - either of those sound familiar?08:35
davmor2no mine is compaq c300 I think just get it and double check08:36
davmor2yep compaq presario c30008:37
brycehrm08:37
bryceodd, your card's not in the database - http://pci-ids.ucw.cz/iii/?i=808627a208:39
davmor2interesting08:40
davmor2is there any other info I can give you in order to track it down a bit more?08:40
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EvanCarrollI wanted to throw idea out, a multithreaded dpkg-installer, with the ability to predetermine collisions with other isntalling processes...08:41
Amaranthno08:42
Amaranthwouldn't help, main bottleneck should be the disk08:43
brycedavmor2: the only missing piece of info is the 'subsystem_name'.  In your lspci output it displays Subsystem: Creative Labs Unknown device [1102:1003] 08:43
EvanCarrollwell in a perlbal, you have a MANIFEST which stores the modified files, dpkg could just as well read from a manifest and determine if other installing processes are wanting to minipulate the same files.08:43
bryceit'd be nice to know what it should be instead of 'Unknown device'08:43
bryceer whoops08:43
bryceSubsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Unknown device [103c:30a5] 08:43
davmor22 secs08:45
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zasfenrico: ping08:45
stgraberbryce: hehe, funny, 3 hours ago I noticed that Gutsy wasn't working with our computers at school due to frequency problem with our Acer monitors, I come back home, check my mails and see the fix being uploaded :) thanks08:46
asacChipzz: if the driver deliberately associates its also a problem for nm and supplicant :) ...08:48
asacChipzz: isn't nm running at all?08:48
brycestgraber: awesome, did the fix fix it?08:48
stgraberbryce: no idea, I will check tomorrow but I think so as it's exactly the issue I saw08:49
brycecool08:49
brycewell let me know either way; I'm curious how many issues these backports are going to fix in practice08:50
stgraberbryce: should be in tommorow daily right ? (they are generated early in the morning (europe) IIRC)08:52
zasfglatzor: I'm looking in g-a-i for a way to call it08:55
brycestgraber: yup08:56
glatzorzasf: do you have got a closer idea what you want to do?08:56
zasfglatzor: it turns not to be an easy job as you were saying yestarday08:56
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zasfglatzor: g-a-i_install_this_and_enable_component_if_necessary(package)08:57
zasf:)08:57
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glatzorzasf: I have voted against such an approach.08:57
Kopfgeldjaegerhi08:57
zasfglatzor: I paste something if you have time to look at ti08:57
davmor2bryce: what is likely to be?08:58
zasfglatzor: http://www.pastebin.ca/68131108:58
glatzorzasf: I would suggest to use some low level classes of g-a-i08:58
zasfglatzor: I'm all ears :)08:59
glatzorzasf: introducing a new activation style was what I wanted to avoid08:59
glatzorzasf: I don't think that you will include any third party repositories in restricted manager09:00
brycedavmor2: no clue, it'll be some sort of subsystem name like C1234 or Acme FooMeister 300009:01
glatzorzasf: I started working on an application view for update-manager, perhaps I will find the code again09:01
Amaranthhrm09:01
bryceactually we know it's HP, so it'd be a HP FooMeister 300009:02
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Amaranthdoes a random crash in malloc mean something bad? :)09:02
glatzorzasf: perhaps we should move the caching to the CoreApplicationMenu09:02
glatzorzasf: but that is another issue.09:02
zasfglatzor: I thought that I needed and instance of AppInstall, so that I use tryinstall or something09:02
glatzorzasf: you could use the CoreApplicationMenu class to locate the component of a package09:03
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glatzorzasf: this will blow up your code a lot.09:04
glatzorzasf: what you really need ist packagekit.org :)09:04
zasfglatzor: I'm just experimenting for fun :)09:05
glatzorzasf: you want to do this in the gutsy time frame?09:05
zasfglatzor: I do it in my spare time, no hurries09:05
davmor2bryce: online docs it is09:06
zasfglatzor: if I can help, I'll be happy09:06
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glatzorzasf: I think copy and paste of the tryinstall method would be easier09:08
brycedavmor2, anyway, so once you have that info, let me know and I can add the quirk for it to use -i810 in discover-data.  You probably ought to also submit the info here:  http://pciids.sourceforge.net/09:09
brycedavmor2: you might find it worthwhile to submit that data for the other 'unknown device' entries in your lspci -vvnn, as it may help your device support in the future09:09
glatzorzasf: but do you really have got any data that could not be available?09:09
zasfglatzor: if g-a-i turns out not to be helpful, I don't see any other alternatives09:09
davmor2bryce: Where?09:10
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zasfglatzor: I checked command-not-found but its data is based on the fact that a specific package contains commands (ie c-n-f has no data for packages with no commands in it)09:10
brycesee the 'How to submit new data' at http://pciids.sourceforge.net/09:10
davmor2ta09:11
glatzorzasf: take a look at _confirm_source_activation in AppInstall09:12
glatzorzasf: but I am currently also a little bit clueless.09:14
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glatzorperhaps it is already too late :)09:15
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zasfglatzor: you're right :) thanks for your support09:15
zasfglatzor: going to dinner09:15
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glatzorzasf: the best solution would be to provide a high level install package method that also can enable components. but since this is not available yet, I think that there is no ideal solution.09:19
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zasfglatzor: ok, that is bad news for me but still an important piece of information09:20
glatzorzasf: showing the main window of gnome-app-install would result in a quite strange workflow09:20
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cjwatsonAmaranth: typically means that at some earlier point the process corrupted the malloc arena by freeing something that was already freed, or trying to allocate or free memory in a signal handler, or trying to free/realloc something not returned by malloc, or various other such things. valgrind is usually the best way to find what actually went wrong09:21
Amaranthcjwatson: but random?09:22
Amaranthi mean, that's what the bug reporter said, i've never seen the problem09:22
zasfglatzor: yes, what I tought is: don't show it, trough modifyUserInterface, call something in background to get the work done and most importantly show accept dialogs09:23
Amaranthit died somewhere far inside libxml2 and he said it usually doesn't happen and was actually using compiz when filing the bug09:23
glatzorzasf: you could also modify it even more by replacing all appplication widgets with a text label "Do you want to install the drivers for 'your new hardware here'?"09:24
glatzorzasf: oh wait. but when to show the enabling dialogs09:25
zasfglatzor: I just don't need the main window, all the rest is very good09:25
glatzorzasf: right. the apply changes method should be called after enabling the components afaik09:28
glatzorzasf: you could use on_install_toggle(None, item)09:29
cjwatsonAmaranth: could be anything within the calling process, at any other point09:31
Amaranthfun09:31
zasfglatzor: yes, I haven't found the right method to call yet. That applyChanges in my test is just the first guess09:31
glatzorzasf: perhaps you are on a good way09:32
cjwatsonAmaranth: you could try having him set MALLOC_CHECK_=3 in compiz's environment if using valgrind is too hard; it might help09:32
zasfglatzor: hehe nice to hear from you09:32
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zasfglatzor: now I really have to go, thanks for your support09:33
zasfbye all09:33
glatzorbye09:33
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davmor2bryce: I've done a bunch of browsing and everyone lists it as a Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 so could that be the issue?09:46
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davmor2bryce: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00797501&lc=en&cc=uk&dlc=en&product=3318980&rule=38923&lang=en#N33109:51
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holymolyhi09:52
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holymolyi would like to have hplip packaged for dapper09:54
holymolylatest is 2.7.7 and is in gutsy but backport don't show it available09:54
holymolyany tips on the easiest way to create an ubuntu package for hplip?09:54
dobeyget the source09:55
dobeyinstall the build dependencies09:55
dobeyand dpkg-buildpkg -rfakeroot09:55
holymolythats it?09:55
dobeysource being the "source" from gutsy09:55
holymolynice thanks09:55
holymolyaha!09:55
holymolyrighto, IMPORTANT piece of info09:56
dobeyadd the deb-src line for gutsy to /etc/apt/sources.list09:56
dobeythen apt-get update09:56
dobeyand apt-get build-dep hplip09:56
dobeythen apt-get source hplip09:56
dobeycd into the hplip source dir09:56
dobeyand dpkg-buildpkg -rfakeroot09:56
holymolywow thats  great09:57
dobeyyou probably need to install fakeroot for that to towkr also09:57
dobeyto work09:57
holymolyright09:57
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holymolydidn't know it was that easy, more or less09:57
cjwatsonnote that dpkg-buildpackage is misspelled above09:57
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holymolyright09:57
dobeyoh yeah09:57
dobeydpkg-build<tab>09:57
dobey:)09:57
holymolyonce i build it i would be happy to donate it to backports09:58
holymolyhow is that done?09:58
dobeycjwatson: i always get tripped up with that, because dpkg has it as pkg, and buildpackage has it as package :-/09:58
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dobeythat i don't know09:58
holymolyno problem i'll find out09:58
cjwatsonholymoly: it isn't - backports is done semi-automatically and the packages are always built on the archive master system09:58
seb128use debuild ;)09:59
holymolythank you very muchly09:59
cjwatsonholymoly: but you can certainly contribute the fact that the backport works for you09:59
holymolyaha09:59
holymolyokay thanks09:59
dobeypersonally, i would just wait 4 weeks or whatever, and install gutsy09:59
cjwatsonthey use bugs on {dapper,edgy,feisty}-backports to track that sort of thing, and there's probably something on the wiki about the process09:59
dobeyseb128: debuild? isn't that the opposite of building something? :)10:00
seb128dobey: not, that's debianbuild ;)10:01
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holymolydobey: i haveto make a decision about buying a printer today unfortunately10:08
holymolyand hp has these new multifunctions that are actually cheaper to run than laser printers for black and white printers10:08
dobeyuh, ok10:09
holymolyso it would be nice to have hplip actually packaged so we can deploy to 30 or so boxes, it will be much harder for us to upgrade gutsy instead10:09
dobeysure10:09
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sistpotydesrt: any idea about bug #137354 ?10:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137354 in missingpy "sparc build fails with "[test-ghc6]  Bus error"" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13735410:21
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holymolycjwatson: what are the rules for deciding what is backported ... is there a request system of some sort?10:24
cypherbiosmvo_: the package is ready at the same url10:25
cypherbiosI gotta go10:25
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jamiemccseb128: when is the cut off point for tribe 6?10:27
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davmor2bryce: Would intel release a chipset with a beta driver?  If so then maybe there is a bios update which changes the driver for the chip?  long stretch guess I know but just a thought.10:32
sladenholymoly: I thought hplip was already installed by default?10:33
brycedavmor2: it's possible10:33
sladenholymoly: ps aux | grep hplip ...10:33
davmor2right on the hunt for a bios update then :)10:34
brycedavmor2: however more likely is that compaq added something that conflicted, or else did something to result in the incompatibility10:34
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brycedavmor2: is this just a personal machine, or is it a hardware series we're going to be providing support for?10:34
davmor2personal machine as far as I know10:35
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bryceok, well that rules out going through business channels ;-)10:36
holymolysladen: 0.9.7 is in dapper10:37
holymolyhplip is already up to 2.7.710:37
holymolythe old vesion is not exactly spectacular10:37
brycedavmor2: if it is just a personal machine, what is the motivation for getting it to boot the right driver from the installer?  Are you just working to get the hardware support improved for your machine?10:38
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sladenholymoly: right, so file  a bug saying that, detailing the changelog and the differences10:40
davmor2No I would just like it to work correctly.  If it is as compaq say a 950 graphics card then it has better 3d stuff than the 945.  So it would be good if it worked correctly.10:40
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holymolysladen: that would be considered a bug?   sure i'll do that10:41
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sladenholymoly: if something doesn't work automatically out-of-the-box as you expect, then that's a bug10:47
holymolythis is more of a backport tho10:47
holymolyhplip works it just isn't the latest version10:48
holymolytomato tomato :)10:48
holymolyfiling10:48
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ionstormis ubuntu's goal for everything to run out of the box11:05
ionstormhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/34902 should be criticle since belkin is used by thousands, if not millions of people11:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 34902 in ubuntu "Ralink Wireless legacy drivers (rt2500 rt61 rt73 rt2570) USB/PCMCIA/PCI hangs PC" [High,Confirmed] 11:07
ionstormcritical*11:07
ionstormdefine "high" priority, will it be fixed?11:08
cjwatsonholymoly: yeah, there's a request system - basically has to build cleanly without modifications, has to be new features (i.e. outside the normal stable updates procedure), has to not make core developers scream in horror (yes, this is subjective)11:11
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holymolyright11:12
holymolydanke11:12
holymolyi have a terribly noob questioneven though i'm not11:12
holymolylol11:12
holymolyi'm trying to find the hplip gutsy src package and i can't see it11:12
holymolyi just have one src line in my sources.list file for gutsy and i don't see an hplip-src file11:12
holymoly*hmm*11:12
cjwatsonholymoly: 'apt-get source hplip'11:15
cjwatsonsource packages are not named like "foo-src" as a general rle11:15
cjwatsonrule11:15
holymolyohhhhh11:16
holymolyokay thank you very muchly11:16
cjwatsonthe files are all in http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/h/hplip/ if you need to get them by hand, but you shouldn't have to11:16
holymolycoolness, adding to my notes11:17
holymolywould this indicate the dependencies in dapper are not in line with what source code expects in gutsy: E: Build-Depends dependency for hplip cannot be satisfied because no available versions of package debhelper can satisfy the version requirements11:22
gnomefreakwas it just me or yesterdays updates (give or take a day) mounted filesystem((bin var ect..) as an externel drive?11:24
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desrtsistpoty; sorry.  no.  haven't hacked ghc for a while11:40
desrtand never on sparc :)11:40
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HurgaHi there... not sure if I'm right here, but folks on #ubuntu directed me here. I have trouble on 6.06 with mkisofs and genisoimage on 7.04, file size of more than 2 GB seems not to be supported. Is that correct, a bug or a feature?11:49
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Hurgaok. mkisofs and genisoimage, who to ask?11:53
TrewasHurga: feature afaik, iso9660 does not support large files and udf support in linux cd-burning programs is (or was when I researched a few months back) a bit sketchy... actually I ended up buying nero linux for burning >4GB files :/11:53
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HurgaTrewas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_9660#The_2_GiB_.28or_4.2GB_depending_on_implementation.29_file_size_limit11:54
Hurga"The free software mkisofs is able to create filesystems that use multi-extent files to support file sizes up to 8 TB."11:54
HurgaTrewas: I definetely have been able to create UDF discs of 4.5 GB a few years ago. These days UDF craps out at 1 GB when I copy a larger file on it.11:56
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TrewasHurga: according to that article nothing except windows xp can read those fragmented large iso9660 files, not very useful...11:58
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