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mneptokeep. opp. ork. uh-huh.12:40
ajmitchwell said, mneptok12:41
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zul_evening01:34
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bryceRiddell: do you think you'll have a chance to upload the kde-guidance patch today?  http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Uploads/01:38
wasabiUm. Samba/Winbind problem: Winbind password cache is broken in gutsy package. It is fixed in Debian.01:45
wasabiWhat's the procedure for asking for the package to be merged these days? And are we beyond that point in freeze yet?01:46
wasabiAlso why can I never find this stuff on the wiki heh01:46
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bddebianHeya02:14
pygimorning bddebian02:14
bddebianHi pygi02:14
pygihow are you doing?02:14
bddebianOK thanks. Yourself?02:16
pygitired :P02:17
pygi2:17AM =)02:17
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wasabikeescook: Actually I think my entire post distils down into two things: a) My mdadm.conf wasn't updated. The wrong uuid was in it. Maybe that was my fault. b) 85-mdadm.rules does not specify --auto=yes02:36
mekiusanyone have any good ideas about how i could install google toolbar onto a custom live cd?02:42
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mneptokcould someone please immolate NetworkManager? kthx luv u bai.03:21
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zulget right on it03:21
zuloh hey mneptok03:22
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mneptokheya Zul03:26
mneptokthere is no Dana.03:26
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Amaranthbryce: why did you move bug 137745 back to compiz? it's a limitation in the X stack03:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137745 in compiz "compiz can only used by one user" [Wishlist,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13774503:40
Amaranthdri, drm, and/or the drivers, something nvidia doesn't use03:40
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sbalneavEvening all03:53
bddebianHey sbalneav03:54
sbalneavhey there bddebian!03:55
sbalneavTomorrow's Fix It Friday for Edubuntu!!!03:56
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sbalneavBooked the day off work :)03:56
bddebianw00t04:08
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bluefoxicysmoothest nipples i've ever felt04:52
bluefoxicyI mean hi IN04:52
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bhalemeh, both of you clean up your act05:09
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bddebianbhale: !!05:28
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Hobbsee<pin drop>06:32
bddebianBOING06:33
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Hobbseeargh!06:37
keescookwasabi: 85-mdadm.rules missing --auto=yes could be a bug, yes.  What things were you seeing going wrong with it?06:38
wasabiWell, on my systems, it simpley "doesn't work". No MD devices appear in iniramfs and I go to console.06:39
wasabiSo, I usually run it manually06:39
wasabimdadm --examine --scan > /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf06:39
wasabimdadm --assemble --scan --no-degraded --auto=yes06:39
wasabiIf I don't add auto, it doesn't work. Says /dev/md* doesn't exist.06:40
wasabiSeeing that udev doesn't add auto......06:40
wasabiOn top of that my mdadm.conf did not have my arrays listed in it. The UUIDs were out of date. Probably because I reconfigured them at some point, or did not configure them from the installer. It makes me wonder if that file is even required though.06:41
wasabiAnd udev can't just use --examine.06:41
ajmitchcurious06:41
keescookwasabi: yeah, the initial creation of the mdadm.conf is critical to this, unfortunately.06:41
ajmitchlvm & mdadm have been working fine for me in gutsy06:41
wasabiIs there a reason we don't do --examine and auto detect?06:41
ajmitchwhich would mean that I have a working mdadm.conf, I guess :)06:42
wasabiSince we auto detect everything else, like LVM, I can't see why.06:42
keescookwasabi: I thought we did, actually.06:42
keescookwasabi: in that as devices appear, udev tries to start them up.06:42
keescookI haven't tried having a totally empty mdadm.conf.06:42
wasabiWell yeah, udev runs mdadm, but without --examine.06:42
wasabiSo it relies on the mdadm.conf copied during update-initramfs06:42
keescookhm.  I'm of two minds: 1) it should auto-start everything!  2) zomg don't auto-start unless you expect it06:43
wasabiYeah. Completely contradictory.06:43
wasabiIf you pick 2, you have a *lot* of issues though.06:44
wasabiWhich I don't think we can reasonable solve right now.06:44
wasabiThat is, you shouldn't auto activate LVM either,e xcept for the root device.06:44
wasabiAnd that means you should only active MD's which contribute to the activation of the LVM.06:44
wasabiBut no others.06:44
wasabiWhich is just too hard to think about.06:44
keescookheh06:44
wasabiroot=md/UUID=UUID-of-MD;lvm/UUID=UUID-of-lvm06:45
wasabiGet into crap like that.06:45
wasabiAnways, --auto is a big ommisions. I'm not sure why yours works without it.06:45
wasabiUnless something else is creating your md* nodes.06:46
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wasabiClearly if I enter teh initramfs with mount=break, and run the mdadm command without --auto, it says no thanks.06:46
keescookhunh06:46
keescookI wonder why I have /dev/md* then.06:46
keescookI need to get my vmware set up with multiple drives06:47
wasabiI'm glad those scripts in local-top are gone though.06:47
wasabiThose were maddening06:47
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wasabiAnyways, I sort of solved it by invoking mdadm twice from udev: once with --examine, another time without, using a temporary config file.06:49
wasabitmp=`mktemp`; mdadm --examine --scan > $tmp; mdadm --assemble --scan --auto=yes --no-degraded --config=$tmp06:49
wasabiThat automatically activates all non-degraded arrays known to the system, regardless of the user's mdadm.conf06:50
wasabiI doubt that's suitable for you though.06:50
wasabiBecause it ignores superblock 1 arrays. ;)06:50
wasabior no-super block arrays, as they may be06:50
keescookso, it seems that 85-mdadm is basically doing its best to start up all the known arrays (mdadm.conf) each time a new linux_raid type device shows up.06:51
wasabibut i have no idea if those are supported anyways06:51
keescookwe could just say type 1 isn't support.  :)06:51
wasabiYeah, except for the lack of auto, that's fine. I still do not understand why you don't need auto.06:51
wasabiauto is what makes the nodes for me. Nothing else does.06:51
keescookyeah, I'm honestly a bit confused myself.06:52
wasabiDo you have some option in mdadm.conf inferring auto?06:52
wasabiI see, mdadm.conf supports auto added to a listed array.06:52
wasabiMine did not have that.06:52
keescooknope, just DEVICE partitions followed by my ARRAY lines: ARRAY /dev/md0 level=raid1 num-devices=2 UUID=337ca5ec:8f193d47:50a102cf:df54806906:52
wasabiHmm. Yours doesn't either.06:52
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wasabiThat file was... useful, with non-superblock arrays.06:53
wasabiI don't think it's useful anymore.06:53
keescookI don't see a reason why --auto=yes would _hurt_ anything -- I'm just curious why I don't need it06:53
wasabiWell, jump into an initramfs in premount.06:53
wasabiAnd run it. ;)06:53
keescookwhich is odd considering Debian switched to requiring it06:53
keescookI would but that woudl require me rebooting.  :)06:54
keescookI'm tweaking a vmware profile atm06:54
wasabiAnother bug I've discovered is vgchange -a y is dangerous.06:57
wasabiBut that's another story.06:57
keescookdangerous how?06:57
wasabiIf you plug in a drive from another LVM set, and it has the same name as an existing one on the system.06:57
wasabiActivating it puts the system into a state that can't be repaired without rebooting.06:57
keescookoh yeah, yeah yeah bad bad06:58
wasabiBecause it actually DOES activate the second named one, and result in the user space tools beind unable to distinguish them.06:58
wasabiSo ou can't unactivate it06:58
wasabiIf you vgscan, and then vgrename it, before activating it, it's fine.06:58
keescookyeah, it's an f'in disaster06:58
keescookI name all my vgs uniquely now.  I used to just use "systemvg" everywhere.06:58
wasabiThat might be a consideration for the installer to name them automatically.06:58
keescookperfects example of "enable everything" seriously backfiring06:59
wasabiThen again, simply preventing vgchange from doing that probably solves the real issue.06:59
wasabi"Hey, you have tow of these! I"m not activating it!"06:59
wasabi"Duh!"06:59
wasabiWe could use a dbus signal for broken arrays too.07:01
keescookmdadm patch to poke hal!  :)07:02
wasabitotally.07:02
wasabithen a notification icon can be done07:02
keescookvgchange> yeah, that would be a more sensible fix.  :)07:04
keescookwasabi: hmpf, I was able to do a mdadm -C without --auto=yes07:12
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wasabiWeird. What's -C?07:14
wasabiAhh, specify config path?07:14
Hobbseeevand: @ people.ubuntu.com - only canonical employees.  not core dev, not MOTU.  (unfortunately)07:15
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wasabi# auto-create devices with Debian standard permissions07:15
wasabiCREATE owner=root group=disk mode=0660 auto=yes07:15
wasabikeescook: I even have that in my file, but it no works.07:16
keescookwasabi: -C is "create"07:17
wasabiHmm. What's creating an array have to do with it?07:17
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wasabiShould we be using UUIDs in /etc/fstab for LVM?07:24
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Mithrandirwasabi: I'm fairly sure you can just do dmsetup remove on the relevant devices and then run vgchange again.07:39
wasabiLVM is pure dm?07:41
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Mithrandirwasabi: yes, like everything else in 2.607:44
wasabicept md/07:44
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Mithrandirmd can be too, at least for raid 107:44
Hobbseegood morning Mithrandir!07:47
Mithrandirmorning little green alien.07:47
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wasabiI'm off to bed.07:51
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dholbachgood morning09:01
\shhey dholbach09:01
mdkemorning dholbach09:02
dholbachhey \sh, hey mdke09:03
dholbachmdke: you merged in the changes alright?09:03
mdkedholbach: I'm doing it now09:03
dholbachmdke: also changed the version number of the ubuntu-docs upload?09:03
dholbachrock on09:03
mdkedholbach: anything else change in ubuntu-docs?09:03
dholbachno, just the version09:03
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mdkeok, all done. Thanks a lot dholbach for working on that09:05
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dholbachno problem :)09:05
MacSlowgreetings09:05
dholbachheya MacSlow09:06
mdkedholbach: I wanted to ask your opinion on something about the possibility of ubuntu-docs using bzr. It's basically this - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-doc/2007-August/009160.html09:06
mdkedholbach: I thought since you know how the tree works, and how lp/bzr works better than me, you might have a view09:06
mdkenot urgent of course09:06
dholbachmdke: I found the same: the initial checkout was fairly huge and took its time, also the first push to a new branch, but the subsequent merges and pushes were very quick09:08
dholbachI support you switching to bzr, it's far more inviting than using svn - also lots of people are used to bzr-lp now09:09
mdkedholbach: sorry, I meant more the second part of the email - speed is not a serious blocker for me09:09
mdkethe second part is more about how we could use lp to improve our current workflow09:09
dholbachI'd also stick to the tradition of storing everyrthing in bzr - I don't think there's much sense storing the packaging in another branch09:09
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dholbachI don't think it's going to be messy to merge changes between different branches every now and then09:10
mdkedholbach: so you'd have the same tree as now basically? with the kubuntu/edubuntu stuff there too?09:10
dholbachyou can have kubuntu and edubuntu branches, where those teams work and merge their changes every now and then09:11
dholbachit's what we do for the seeds for example09:11
dholbachkubuntu and edubuntu have changes of their own, but merge changes of the ubuntu branch all the time09:11
dholbachlike kubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-desktop differ, but they basically share ubuntu-standard09:11
mdkeso the common documents would be basically kept in each branch and kept up to date with each other?09:11
dholbachI think that's reasonable09:12
mdkeinteresting09:12
dholbachI mean you can always change the workflow and improve it as you go09:12
mdketrue09:13
dholbachyou could even have a team of different contributors to kubuntu-docs (if that makes sense)09:13
dholbachso the kubuntu-docs people can add people to their team, because they know them already09:13
mdkei'm slightly concerned about the teams drawing apart, so i think it would probablybe better for ubuntu-doc-core or something to have commit rights to each, just to make sure everyone keeps working together and knows each other09:14
dholbachright09:14
dholbachyou *can* keep them all in the same team namespace09:14
dholbach~ubuntu-doc/ubuntu-docs/ubuntu-gutsy09:15
dholbach~ubuntu-doc/ubuntu-docs/kubuntu-gutsy09:15
dholbach~ubuntu-doc/ubuntu-docs/edubuntu-gutsy09:15
dholbachand so on09:15
mdkesure09:15
dholbachyou wouldn't need new teams, but you could have them09:15
mdkeok, that's very helpful, thanks09:16
dholbachcool09:16
MacSlowdholbach, what's the correct option to reinstall a package with dpkg? Just: dpkg -i --force package.deb?09:16
dholbachMacSlow: sudo apt-get install --reinstall <package>?09:17
MacSlowdholbach, not it's a local package... I compiled myself... skipping some patches for testing.09:17
dholbachjust    sudo dpkg -i bla.deb09:17
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cjwatsondholbach: though, one of these days when I have the time, I plan to merge all the seeds into one big honking branch09:55
cjwatsonI think09:55
dholbachthat sounds good and will save a lot of time, I guess09:56
cjwatsononly concern is what to do with non-core seeds like ubuntustudio and mythbuntu09:56
dholbachright...09:57
cjwatsonthe problem I want to solve is that there are certain seeds that are not logically separate (minimal is by definition the same no matter what flavour you are, for example), but we have to pointlessly merge them anyway or germinate gets confused09:57
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kagouGood morning10:00
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siretartmorning10:03
siretartare we still in freeze for tribe6?10:03
ajmitchhi siretart10:03
siretarthey ajmitch10:03
ajmitchI think there's no tribe6 cd being done, so I don't think there's a freeze10:04
siretartoh? it has been cancelled?10:04
dholbacheverybody hug thekorn: he implemented Bug.New() in python-launchpad-bugs10:04
StevenKsiretart: -devel-announce10:04
Mithrandirdholbach: hm, 3.18 of bluez is out, both libs and utils, as well as 0.14.  It fixes some audio related bugs for me.10:04
ajmitchsee Riddell's message to -d-a about 3 days ago10:05
ajmitchMithrandir: what are my chances on a UVFe for samba 3.0.25c? it's a bug fix release that I'm wanting to merge10:05
dholbachMithrandir: wow... bluez upstream seems to be quite busy10:05
Mithrandirdholbach: indeed, they're rocking quite a lot.10:05
dholbachMithrandir: I'm happy to work on the updates10:06
Mithrandirdholbach: a quick uupdate here succeeded at least, but I'm wary of granting myself UVFe, so..10:06
Mithrandirajmitch: do you have the changelog somewhere?  And have you had the server team's input on it?10:06
siretartStevenK: I'm now seriously confused. on -devel-announce, Riddell has announced that we should focus now on https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/tribe-6 - but there was no mention on a target date, so I assumed the Schedule on GutsyReleaseSchedule is still authoritative10:07
ajmitchI've talked to soren, and the release notes are at http://samba.org/samba/history/samba-3.0.25c.html10:07
ajmitchdiffstat is fairly small, and there are fixes from 3.0.25b-2 that we don't have either10:08
dholbachMithrandir: I can absolve :-)10:08
Mithrandirajmitch: I don't see anything particularly scary there, so if soren's happy with it, I say go for it.10:11
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dholbachMithrandir: I think it's a good thing to update, I'm building the packages right now and will test them10:16
Mithrandirdholbach: cheers10:16
dholbachit gets time the mobile team takes care of them ;-)10:17
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Mithrandiryeah, it'll happen.. soon.10:18
dholbachseb128: what do I need to do if I ship something in usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10?10:19
dholbachseb128: run dh_scangstcodecs?10:19
seb128dholbach: yes10:19
dholbachthanks10:20
Riddellsiretart: there's no freeze, the task is to fix all the tribe 6 bugs10:20
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StevenKsiretart: Yourself.10:21
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siretartI see10:23
StevenKseb128: gimp uploaded, thanks for your help. :-)10:24
seb128StevenK: thank you for the work on it ;)10:24
StevenKMithrandir: Would you mind digging through the logs on drescher to see why pilot-link was rejected? I'd just like a starting point.10:25
seb128StevenK: there is a pilot-link upload gutsy-changes10:26
seb128StevenK: what version has been rejected?10:26
RiddellMithrandir: could you give back kde4base 3.93.0-0ubuntu1~feisty210:26
StevenKAhhh. I think someone else uploaded it.10:26
MithrandirRiddell: given-back10:26
seb128StevenK: it's from Kitterman10:27
Mithrandir08:10:16 DEBUG   MD5 sum of uploaded file does not match existing file in archive10:27
Mithrandir08:10:16 DEBUG       Recipients: Steve Kowalik <stevenk@debian.org>, Scott Kitterman <ubuntu@kitterman.com>10:27
StevenKYeah, I saw that bit.10:27
StevenKAh ha. dholbach uploaded it.10:28
AmaranthMacSlow: any idea why 132_composite-no-clipping.diff makes everything fall over?10:30
MacSlowAmaranth, not atm10:31
Amaranth"Needed by hildon-desktop to prevent home applets from clipping."10:31
Amaranthit was disabled once for breaking X, then supposedly fixed10:32
Amarantherr, for breaking compiz10:32
Amaranthoh that is a pretty evil looking patch10:32
MacSlowAmaranth, I don't know the history of that patch.10:35
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AmaranthMacSlow: "this patch changes the semantics of manual-redirect Composite windows so that they do not clip sibling or parent drawing"10:35
MacSlowhm... I wonder what the Xorg folks have to say about that10:37
AmaranthMacSlow: keithp wrote it10:37
MacSlowsounds legit then :)10:38
Amaranthapparently not :)10:38
Mithrandireven Keith writes buggy code. :-P10:38
MacSlowI've not tired gutsy with that patch applied on my i915... wonder if it would crash too then...10:38
Amaranthi've heard reports but the main breakage seems to be nvidia10:39
MacSlownot that OpenGL-apps would work/render correctly anyway under compiz... since redirected direct GLX isn't working with OSS-drivers yet10:39
Amaranththere is a branch for that ;)10:39
MacSlowAmaranth, well I tried that stuff from krh and airlied... but it only crashed my intel-laptop10:40
Amaranthhehe10:40
MacSlowhaven't tried it since10:40
Amaranthit probably only (sort of) works on their machines10:40
Amaranthkind of like nouveau's randr-1.210:40
MacSlowairlied admitted that it is still super yound and very unstable10:40
Chipzz261910:44
hungerWhere can I find out more about the xorg-amd driver I installed today?10:45
hungerNever noticed it before... maybe I should use that:-(10:46
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dholbachcjwatson: are you OK adding bluez-gnome to the recommends of ubuntu-desktop? cf thread on ubuntu-devel@11:19
dholbachif so, I'd just add it right now and do a ubuntu-meta upload11:19
seb128dholbach: do it, you already got an approval from mdz and you have a +1 from me ;)11:19
dholbachrock on - that should be good enough ;-)11:20
mvodholbach++11:21
ajmitchhi mvo :)11:23
mvohey ajmitch11:23
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cjwatsondholbach: fine by me11:27
Mithrandirhmm, I'm making UME create a default user that the UI runs as.  I think I'll be creating /home/ume for it, since the user may well want to store downloaded media or similar there.  Does anybody have a concern over a package creating a user with ~ in /home?11:29
iwjcjwatson: Yes, I spotted that.  I was confused because one of the mails about the rejections took much longer to arrive.11:30
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dholbachcjwatson: thanks, done11:34
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siretarthow does gdm figure out what the display size is? I have a laptop here where xorg-driver-intel and gdm seem to disagree: gdm thinks 1024x768, but the driver is using 1280x80011:49
siretart(reported as bug #136783, FYI)11:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136783 in ubuntu "not using whole widescreen" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13678311:49
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Kopfgeldjaegerhi11:52
ograhmm11:52
ograall isos are oversized ?11:53
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noah__not a problem if you're using vmware though. :)11:57
ograwell, we didnt release a tribe6 CD but imho we should at least have usable isos11:57
ogra(it isnt a problem if you use DVDRW either for the CD isos or 800M media, but thats not the point)11:58
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Riddellbryce: kees seems to have uploaded guidance before I got to it12:01
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pygidoko, is my survey done?12:16
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xerakkocjwatson: hi12:22
cjwatsonhello12:22
xerakkocjwatson: Hi12:22
xerakkoI'm working in LliureX12:23
xerakkoan edubuntu based distro12:23
xerakkoand we are going to use12:23
xerakkogerminate12:23
xerakkoHave you written any documentation?12:23
xerakkoabout seeds format12:23
cjwatsonman germinate12:24
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xerakkocjwatson: In gutsy... ok12:26
xerakkothanks12:26
ograxerakko, oh, wow, LliureX bases on edubuntu now ?12:27
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xerakkoyes :)12:27
ograthats awesome news12:28
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ogramjg59, ping12:56
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mjg59ogra: Hi01:14
ograhey01:14
ogramjg59, would it be very evil to add dhcpd to the acpi scripts by default zto fix bug 48212 ?01:15
ubotuLaunchpad bug 48212 in ltsp "ltsp's dhcpd fails after server is hibernated" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/4821201:15
mjg59It would be, yes01:16
ograwhy ?01:16
ograif i suspend a server i'd like to have all services back01:16
mjg59If the package needs special casing, have the package drop scripts into suspend.d and resume.d01:16
ograah, ok01:16
ograi'll look into that, thanks01:17
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sitshi01:37
sitswho do I talk to about problems with http://codebrowse.launchpad.net/ ?01:37
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azeemsits: #launchpad, I'd say01:38
sitsazeem: cheers01:38
iwjGah, the daily is oversized so I can't check my e2fsprogs fix.01:45
ograiwj, all of them are :/01:50
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ograiwj, i resorted to DVDRW for a quick workaround01:51
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seb128Riddell: what do you think about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/beagle/+bug/134341/comments/6 ?02:13
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134341 in beagle "beagle ftbfs" [High,Fix committed] 02:13
seb128Riddell: that's an uvf for the new beagle02:13
seb128Riddell: the current version doesn't build and the new one seems to be mainly bug fix02:14
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Riddellwhy is beagle in main anyway?02:15
sitsRiddell: I guess we all love searching02:16
Riddellseb128: changelog looks fine, if it fixes the fail to build and has been decently tested then go ahead02:16
Riddellsits: sure, but it duplicates the two other desktop search engines we have in main02:16
seb128Riddell: because nautilus and yelp build with libbeagle to have support for it at runtime02:16
seb128Riddell: thanks02:16
Riddelloh yes, I remember now02:16
sitsHmm I can search my help... OK I didn't know that02:18
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sitsI wonder if I should publish an email detailing the types of bug reports and types of replies (complete with tongue in cheek humour)02:22
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rausb0is it possible to blacklist a module on syslinux boot prompt when booting the live cd?02:34
sitsrausb0: which one?02:35
rausb0feisty02:35
jdongI don't think so....02:36
rausb0hmm. that's bad.02:36
jdongwhat module is causing you problems?02:36
rausb08139too02:36
jdongwhat's the problem with it?02:37
rausb0it causes a complete hang when loaded. if built with pio instead of mmio, it works.02:37
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jdonginteresting....02:38
rausb0jdong: the machine is a cheap noname notebook (actual manufacturer is twinview)02:39
jdongperhaps there's a way to disable detection on the alternate installer02:39
asacogra: fyi, bug 12380802:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123808 in network-manager "NetworkManager Applet does not recognize ethernet bonding.  " [Undecided,Won't fix]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12380802:40
rausb0jdong: maybe, but in this case i just wanted to boot the live cd to test 3d h/w accel for the i945gm card02:40
jdongrausb0: try 8139too.blacklist=true02:40
rausb0jdong: thanks, i will try that02:40
jdongrausb0: according to http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/manual/en.sparc/ch05s02.html it is valid for debian-installer02:40
jdong(I am not sure if it'll work on the LiveCD though :(02:40
rausb0jdong: oh, okay02:40
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rausb0jdong: i disassembled the initramfs of the live cd and it looks like udevtrigger loads modules according the present hardware02:41
jdongright02:42
asacogra: how about disabling network manager in thin client setups?02:42
jdongthe debian-installer writes a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.local02:42
jdongthat instructs udev not to load the module02:42
rausb0jdong: creating the blacklist from the command line would be a very useful addon to the live cd too02:43
jdongrausb0: I can't find any blacklister in casper (the livecd system)...02:43
jdongrausb0: I agree, it should be a feature request to casper02:43
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rausb0jdong: is casper a ubuntu/debian only thing?02:44
jdongrausb0: casper is the Ubuntu livecd engine02:44
rausb0jdong: so its specific to ubuntu?02:44
jdongcorrect02:44
rausb0alright02:44
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sitsrausb0: did you say the module worked in some circumstances?02:46
rausb0sits: it works when compiled with other compile time options, yes02:46
sitsrausb0: ah ok02:46
jdong(which might be mutually exclusive with another set of hardwrae...)02:46
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rausb0sits: CONFIG_8139TOO_PIO=y02:47
sitsok02:47
sitsI was wondering if it was a run time module option02:47
rausb0jdong: yeah, this crappy twinview notebook is the first machine i came across which has problems with 8139too02:47
jdonghttp://ubuntu-unleashed.blogspot.com/2007/08/howto-customize-your-own-ubuntu-live-cd.html02:48
jdongEEP.02:48
jdongif you want to rebuild the LiveCD.....02:48
jdong(it's just about the ugliest way to get the job done :D)02:48
jdongis there a postmount breakpoint in initramfs?02:49
rausb0jdong: i thought abount remastering too, but it would be much better if it runs with the normal live cd and just some boot param tweaking02:49
jdongrausb0: there actually may be.02:49
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rausb0sits: no PIO in modinfo 8139too..02:49
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jdonganyone remember how break=init would work?02:53
jdongI'm thinking we should break=init, then sabotage the 8139too.ko module, then continue booting02:53
rausb0jdong: :)02:53
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jdongI forgot how to continue booting after a break=02:53
jdongugly, but would work.02:53
Mithrandir"exit"02:53
jdongcool02:53
rausb0jdong: maybe:  exec /scriptname02:53
jdongwell that was easy (tm)02:54
sitsjdong: would you even need to break?02:54
jdongsits: why not?02:54
jdongsits: I'd expect as soon as udev starts on the main fileystem, the network card would get probed02:54
sitsjdong: I'd have thought you could drop yourself to a shell assuming you didn't need something fundamental to typoe like USB02:54
jdongsits: eep or maybe 8139too is in initramfs.02:55
rausb0jdong: problem is, the 8139too is already in initramfs02:55
jdongrausb0: ok, then break earlier....02:55
jdongrausb0: break=modules02:55
sitsjdong: ah I hadn't thought it would be initramfs. Would it be loaded right away though or only when a udev script kicked in?02:55
jdongthen just rm /lib/modules/wherever/8139too.ko02:56
jdongwow this sounds so hackishly wrong :D02:56
ograasac, sure, would make sense02:56
rausb0i didn't know this breakpoint thingy when booting, cool!02:56
jdongthanks Mithrandir :)02:57
asacogra: i assign the bug to you then :)02:57
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sitsjdong: what is reading break?02:57
jdongsits: init script in initramfs02:57
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jdongsits: see /usr/share/initramfs-tools/init02:58
ograasac, well, i cant get around having nm in edubuntu-desktop (which is used in ltsp setups as well)02:58
jdongthere are several points where it calls maybe_break02:58
jdongat various stages before bootup02:58
sitsjdong: interesting. I'll have to remember that02:58
asacogra: ogra so what could we do?02:59
ograasac, will nm touch anything without the applet running ?02:59
asacogra: yes i think so02:59
ogragah02:59
asaci think only things that need user interaction won't happen without applet03:00
sitsI guess while I'm here can I get someone to rate the importance of a bug?03:00
asace.g. enter wpa key et al03:00
sitsasac: it might do scanning03:00
ograwell, i have no wlan here if i'm not logged in (my nm isnt up to date though)03:00
sitsasac: (if networking is enabled) and that might bring the interface up but I haven't looked too closely03:01
asacogra: yes, but as sits points out it probably scans, doesn't it?03:01
ograand the dhcp server interface for ltsp is set up b ythe installer ain /e/n/i03:01
asacsits: i think for open networks that might happen ... yes.03:01
Hobbseeasac: the -10 upload of nm includes the fix that's fixed my ipw3945, presumably?03:01
sitsasac: does it just build up a network list03:01
asacHobbsee: no03:01
sits(or does it still need prompting by nm-appklet for that?)03:01
asacHobbsee: i need module update first, because i drop a workaround in 11 that helped some wpa ipw3945 users03:02
Hobbseeasac: ah right03:02
sitsasac: I've rebuilt one of your ipw3945 modules btw03:02
ograasac, so as long as nm doesnt touch static interfaces in /e/n/i nm shouldnt be a problem, i think bonding is a *very* special case03:02
asacogra: i will stop nm touching anything in e/n/i03:02
asacogra: thats the idea ... mail to u-d should go out today03:03
ograwell, it doesnt now, just dont re-enable it :)03:03
asacogra: no you don't understand ... nm shouldn't even touch auto dhcp interfaces03:03
ogra(using 0.6.5-0ubuntu9)03:03
asacogra: so its not a problem for you then i guess03:03
ograoh, ah03:03
sitsasac: I was having DHCP issues on an open AP (which I'm no longer near). Would the problem manifest on encrypted APs too?03:03
ograwell, the fix for the bug reporter would be to just define all his bonding stuff in /e/n/i ... right03:04
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asacsits: on wep yes ... on wpa it might work without that patch03:04
sitsasac: ah I'm on a WPA network at the moment. OK03:04
sits(and I'm using different drivers to boot)03:05
asacsits: so what does modinfo show as version for you now?03:05
asacsits: i remember that you were not able to setup the right module03:06
ograasac, what would help i guess (since he talks about thin client users changing the interface) would be if the autostart script of nm-applet would exit 0 if LTSP_CLIENT is set (which is the case on all ltsp clients)03:06
sitsasac: I'm on different drivers (iwl, hand built) but let me check the ones on disk I built an hour ago03:06
asacogra: ok but then why don't you just disable nm-applet?03:06
asacsits: were did you get those from?03:07
asacmy branch?03:07
sitsasac: yup03:07
sitsasac: 1.2.2d.ubuntu103:07
asacok03:07
asacsits: if you have that module ... pleast try wpa with the latest opennet nm branch03:07
sitsasac: I doubt I have the space to build network-manager I'm afraid03:08
ograasac, i use edubuntu-desktop on workstations, liveCD etc ...03:08
sits(I have all the bits but only 34Mbyte of space available)03:08
asacsits: no garbage?03:08
sitsLet me just throw away the unpacked linux-source03:09
asacsits: that should be enough ;)03:09
sitsOK back to 328Mbytes03:09
sits(I tried to build nm before so I now I have all the deps)03:09
sitss/now/know03:09
asack03:09
sitsasac: right where's this branch of yours, will it have the patches applied and how do I load the new NM rather than the old one?03:10
asacsits: you can either just start ./NetworkManager from src/ directory when the build is through ... or install the .debs03:11
asacsits: https://code.launchpad.net/~asac/network-manager/ubuntu.0.6.x.dev.opennet03:11
sitsasac: remember - I'm currently on a WPA network. Is that OK?03:11
asacyes03:12
StevenKinfinity: sejong currently hates life: NOT OK : <socket.timeout instance at 0x2ad19eafb0e0>03:12
asacthat branch drops a hack that helped nm to connect for ipw3945 for some ... so its likely that wpa will break with old ipw driver but should work with new.03:12
asacsits: ^^03:12
Hobbseepeople, how do i get rid of 'X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 171'?  what actually is it?03:17
ograseb128, http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/fusa.png shouldnt ogra2 have a checkmark as well here ?03:18
jdongHobbsee: wacom03:23
jdongHobbsee: look in xorg.conf for tablet devices03:23
Hobbseeah, right.03:23
Hobbseejdong: thanks03:23
jdongsure thing03:24
sitsasac: (just preoccupied filing a bug)03:24
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seb128ogra: it's should be unsensitive and checked yes03:26
seb128ogra: works for me, does it happen on a normal desktop or only on ltsp?03:27
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ograseb128, yes03:29
ograi assume it checks DISPLAY03:29
seb128ogra: yes what?03:29
ograhehe, sorry03:29
ograonly on ltsp03:29
dholbachcalc: can you please take a look at bug 133793 and ACK the sync request, if it's ok?03:30
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133793 in openoffice.org-voikko "Please sync openoffice.org-voikko from Debian" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13379303:30
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dholbachalso bug 13411203:30
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/13411203:30
dholbachhey mako03:30
ograseb128, do you have a possibility to disable autostart if LTSP_CLIENT is set so it doesnt show up on thin clients ?03:31
ogra(i'm fine to make a patch if not)03:32
sitsseb128: I'm seeing the screensaver kicking in during totem-mozilla. It seems to have been reported before and fixed but I'm looking for where03:33
seb128ogra: what do you mean? Like doesn't start things in /etc/xdg/autostart?03:33
sitsseb128: any quick ideas (otherwise I'll file a new bug)03:33
HobbseeTheMuso: ping03:33
seb128sits: there is a bug about it03:34
ograseb128, yeah, or just exit 0 if LTSP_CLIENT is set03:34
seb128ogra: it requires code patch but that's trivial, can you open a bug?03:34
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ograseb128, sure03:34
seb128ogra: are you sure you don't want things like things like the print applet being started on ltsp clients?03:35
sitsseb128: I've found a closed one that makes reference to another one but I haven't found an open link yet03:35
ograseb128, i only dont want fusa03:35
ograand nm-applet03:35
seb128ogra: hum, you just asked to disable autostart on ltsp no?03:36
ograno03:36
seb128<ogra> seb128, do you have a possibility to disable autostart if LTSP_CLIENT is set so it doesnt show up on thin clients ?03:36
ograi asked to disable autostart of fusa on ltsp clients03:36
seb128ah03:36
ograsorry03:36
seb128that's tricky03:36
ogramy bad03:36
seb128the applet is part of the panel profile03:36
seb128that's not an autostart03:36
ograjust add "if getenv(LTSP_CLIENT) then exit 0" at the top of fusa ?03:37
seb128we would change it to a "display the usersname" thing though ;)03:37
ograits still its own binary i guess03:37
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seb128well, if it exit 0 the panel will complain that an applet has exited and ask if you want to reload it I think03:37
ograoh, evekn with proper exit status ... ? thats bad indeed03:37
ograseb128, thats the panel profile in gconf ? or something hardcoded ?03:39
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seb128ogra: gconf03:41
seb128ogra: the key have no fixed path though and are user datas after first startup03:42
ograyeah, i see /usr/share/gconf/defaults/05_panel-default-setup.entries03:42
sitsseb128: OK I see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425469 . Thanks for the tip off03:42
ubotuGnome bug 425469 in Browser plugin "Browser plugin should inhibit screensaver" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] 03:42
seb128ogra: making the applet display the user name would not be good enough for you?03:43
ogramy prob is that i want fusa on workstations and live systems ....03:43
ograthats fine03:43
seb128k, I'll do that then03:43
seb128can you open a bug on fast-user-switch-applet?03:43
seb128so it gives an indication of who is using the computer and doesn't look weird03:44
ograso you just disable the pulldown menu ?03:44
ograsounds good :)03:44
seb128ogra: yes03:45
seb128ogra: or make it display one line with "no user switching on thinclient" or something like that maybe03:46
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ograyeah, prevents bug reports03:47
dholbachcalc: also bug 546203:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 5462 in mc "Dutch translation: wrong shortcut" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/546203:47
ograBug #13798003:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137980 in fast-user-switch-applet "fusa should respect thin clients and not offer user switching but show the logged in username" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13798003:47
sitsseb128: ok you've managed to head off one bug today what about this one (again I've done a quick search but nothing has come up)03:49
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sitsseb128: gnome-power-manager still "reports" laptop battery information when battery is removed on the fly03:50
seb128sits: dunno about gnome-power-manager, that's maintained by ogra03:50
sitsseb128: diverted again!03:50
seb128;)03:50
sitsseb128: you're doing well today :)03:51
sitsseb128: this isn't over - I'll be asking you again soon enough03:51
sitsogra: gnome-power-manager still "reports" laptop battery information when battery is removed on the fly - is that a known bug?03:52
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ograsits, i really only care for g-p-m packaging in the recent times ...03:53
dholbachdoko: do you think the fix for bug 137909 is OK as it is?03:54
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137909 in libobjc-lf2 "FTBFS on ia64 and lpia" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13790903:54
sitsogra: where does a bug on g-p-m go?03:54
ograto LP03:55
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dokodholbach: does upstream really encode the debian architecture name in their config system? lpia ...03:56
dholbachdoko: I have no idea - it's a sponsoring bug that I'd like somebody to look at - I have no idea if this is the right way to fix it03:56
seb128sits: upstream is using bugzilla.gnome.org though03:57
ograseb128, but richard regulary visits LP and goes through bugs there03:57
sitsseb128: I can never tell if it's an Ubuntu specific feature03:57
sitsseb128: OK what about this bug -03:57
seb128ogra: ok, nice03:57
sitsseb128: rhythmbox segfaults while holding down enter on aesop's fable example ogg?03:58
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seb128sits: do you have a backtrace of the crash?03:58
ograseb128, i hope that wont change now that he's RH employee03:58
dholbachdoko: would you mind following up on the bug?03:59
sitsseb128: it would be useless because I don't think I have debug symbols installed03:59
sitsit's highly reproducible though03:59
sits(I'll see what I get)03:59
sitshmm no segfault immediately this time but the application has locked up04:00
dholbachmvo: also bug 13449004:01
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134490 in apt-watch "Please merge apt-watch (0.3.2-9) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13449004:01
sitsseb128: ok got a backtrace but its mostly ??04:03
sitsonly04:03
sits#8  0xb7edc58a in rb_entry_view_set_state ()04:03
sits   from /usr/lib/librhythmbox-core.so.004:03
sits#9  0x080708bb in rb_shell_player_playpause ()04:03
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calcdholbach: ok i'll look at them, thanks04:05
dholbachcalc: thanks a lot04:05
seb128sits: where do you do enter?04:05
ogramjg59, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36687/ do you think that would be ok ?04:06
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sitsseb128: you have to have it hightlighted in the list of tracks04:07
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sitsseb128: so import /usr/share/example-content/fables_01_01_aesop.spx04:07
sitsseb128: then highlight fables_01_01 etc at the bottom04:08
seb128sits: k, I get the bug easily04:08
sitsseb128: then hold down enter/return for five seconds and let go04:08
sitsseb128: sorry I haven't written up good steps yet04:08
sitsseb128: if it's unreported I'll file it04:09
bddebianHeya04:10
dholbachRiddell: there are two qt4-x11 patches on http://daniel.holba.ch/sponsoring - do you think you can take a look at them with your next qt4-x11 upload?04:11
Riddelldholbach: yes, I know, they're still on my todo04:11
seb128sits: you can open a bug about it04:11
Riddellmaybe I can do them today before I go away04:11
dholbachokiedokie04:11
dobeyhey dholbach04:12
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sitsseb128: ok will do04:12
dholbachhey dobey04:12
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dobeywhat's up?04:12
seb128hi dobey04:12
dobeyhey seb12804:12
dholbachmvo: there's also some smart goodness in bug 116222 :)04:13
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116222 in smart "Smart launcher not added to Menu" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11622204:13
mvodholbach: looks like you are in cleanup mode today04:15
dholbachYES :)04:15
pygihey dholbach :)04:16
dholbachhi pygi04:17
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infinityStevenK: All fixed.  And back to my sick bed with me. :/04:21
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ion_Yay for dpkg triggers. In the previous dist-upgrade, there would have been three runs of ldconfig and two runs of update-initramfs otherwise.04:23
StevenKinfinity: Feel better soon.04:24
StevenKOoh. update-initramfs is now down with triggers?04:24
StevenKExcellent.04:24
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lamontcan we have texlive-$lang crap use triggers, too?  or do they already (or did that happen after we stopped syncing sid for gutsy?)04:27
ion_lamont: The change would be trivial.04:27
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cjwatsonogra: the Depends: acpi-support is wrong04:28
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ogracjwatson, well, it wont work without the dirs ...04:28
cjwatsonogra: there's no reason why it needs to depend on acpi-support just to ship some files to enhance acpi-support's behaviour04:28
ograoh, wait, sbalneav has a mkdir in there04:28
cjwatsonogra: err04:29
cjwatsonogra: you *do* know that dpkg creates directories on installation, don't you?04:29
ograheh, yes04:29
cjwatsonand that the dependency would have made no difference to getting the files in place in debian/rules anyway?04:29
ograyeah04:29
cjwatsonso, kill the bogus dep :)04:30
ograwill do :)04:30
cjwatsonas written it will break dhcpd on architectures without acpi-support too04:30
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sbalneavSorry for the dep :(04:30
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cjwatsonnot a problem04:31
ograsbalneav, since it was my suggestion dont hang your head04:31
ogratsk04:31
ogracanadians04:31
ogra<-- is to blame, dont belive him04:31
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asaccjwatson: do you have power to approve my post to kernel list?04:48
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cjwatsonasac: no - try BenC or lamont04:53
sitsis the source symlink in the lib directory of a running kernel a standard thing?04:53
BenCkyle and lamont04:53
BenCsits: yes04:54
sitsBenC: when does it get made?04:54
sitsBenC: just on installation of the headers?04:54
sitsor installation of something else?04:54
BenCsits: it's standard, but we don't use it04:54
BenCwe use a build symlink04:54
BenCwhich gets installed by the matching linux-headers package04:55
BenCbuild is standard too04:55
sitsI see build04:55
sitsbut I see no source04:55
sits(but checking another distro like Fedora shows a symlink from source -> build, and checking SUSE shows two symlinks with the source one currently broken)04:56
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BenCsource is pretty useless in practice04:56
BenCunless you do a lot of local builds04:56
sitsI was wondering whether source was legacy or just on those distros which also ship fully compiled source (seemingly rare)04:56
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asaclamont: gratias04:57
sitsBenC: so source isn't made for distro kernels but may be made on others?04:57
BenClamont: can you send me admin pw for kernel-team?04:57
BenCsits: for the most part, source link is optional...it's the build link that matters for third-party module compiles04:57
sitsBenC: I see04:58
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sitsBenC: thanks!04:58
BenCnp04:58
lamontasac: done04:58
lamontBenC: admin or moderator?04:58
lamontand yes.04:58
lamontmoderator is easy (I know that one).. admin will take me a little work to dig up04:59
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BenClamont: just to moderate04:59
mjg59ogra: Lose the depends on acpi-support?05:01
mjg59Nothing will break if it's not installed05:01
ogramjg59, already happend, cjwatson chimed in here :)05:01
mjg59Ok, cool05:01
ograthanks for looking05:02
sitsright time to test that asac driver05:02
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asacsits: kernel team is already looking ... feedback still appreciated though.05:04
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ddaaIs the gnome-panel "Run Application" dialog known to leak memory like an Alzheimer patient?05:07
seb128no05:07
mr_pouitogra: edubuntu is probably affected by Bug #115952... (I just fixed xubuntu gdm-cdd.conf)05:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115952 in gdm "Gutsy: No users are shown in GDM" [Low,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11595205:07
ddaaseb128: want to try something for me, then?05:07
seb128ddaa: yes?05:07
ddaastart top, or the gnome system monitor process list05:08
seb128hi mr_pouit05:08
ddaalook at the gnome-panel's memory usage05:08
mr_pouithi seb12805:08
ddaastart the "Run application" dialog05:08
ogramr_pouit, that enabled the browser all the time ?05:08
ddaatype one letter, say, "g"05:08
ddaaclose the dialog05:08
ogras/enabled/enables/05:09
ddaaI have the impression that the completion list stuff has a serious leak05:09
seb128right,05:09
seb128it goes up around 0.1meg every time05:09
ddaamore for me05:09
ddaaup to 1MB every time05:09
mr_pouitogra: themes without browser are still ok, but themes with user lists won't show any user if Browser=True05:10
ddaawas wondering why it was bloating up to hundreds of MB...05:10
mr_pouits/True/False/ sorry05:10
seb128ddaa: can you open a bug on gnome-panel? I'll have a look later with valgrind05:10
ddaasure05:10
seb128thanks05:10
ddaagtk bugz ftw!05:10
seb128heh05:11
ogramr_pouit, i'm not even aware we have en edubuntu browser theme :) i'll check that05:11
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seb128ogra: you don't need to, that will break any browser theme selected05:11
seb128ogra: like if users switch from the edubuntu theme to the GNOME one with browser05:12
ograseb128, oh, right, .conf != theme file, i should stop working for the day05:12
mr_pouityeah, I just switched from xubuntu to human with browser to try, and it was broken. I guess this is the new default behavior since gdm 2.19.05:13
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makoergh, can someone undo that05:14
mr_pouitseb128: thanks for "fixing" gnome-system-tools btw :)05:15
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seb128mr_pouit: no problem ;)05:15
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makothom: thanks dude :)05:15
makodholbach: hey dude05:16
thomno worries mate :)05:16
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kekZpriesterwhat is uvf?05:16
lamontkekZpriester: upstream version freeze05:17
kekZpriesterthx lamont05:18
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ddaaseb128: bug 13800605:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 138006 in gnome-panel "Memory leak in "Run Application" dialog" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13800605:19
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seb128ddaa: thanks05:20
ddaamh05:25
ddaaI wonder if my having "assistive" stuff enable makes the leak more serious05:25
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ddaabrb05:26
xhakerseb128, sorry for messing up the changelog entries. I had my doubts if I should add the debian ones on a merge.05:28
xhakerseb128, talking about #13753105:29
seb128xhaker: if you merge on Debian everything from the debian version should be there05:29
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seb128xhaker: that's basically taking the debian version and adding ubuntu changes05:29
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seb128ddaa: likely due to a11y yes05:29
ddaabingo, it leaks a lot less with "Assistive Technologies" disabled05:29
seb128ddaa: or a a part of if, because it's going up there but quite slowly05:29
xhakerseb128, but we do keep the ubuntu changelog entries too right?05:29
seb128xhaker: some people do05:30
ddaawithout it, I observer the same as you, about 0.1MB every time05:30
seb128I don't usually, just summarize in the new changelog entry, but I think most of other people keep those05:30
seb128ddaa: could you also note what you disabled in the bug?05:30
ddaaYup, coming back to the bug.05:30
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xhakerseb128, it looks weird with them I know. I kept them. i've attached a fixed debdiff.05:31
ograasac, any big objections against something like that: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36698/ ?05:31
seb128xhaker: thanks, I'll do a work break soon but I'll look at that again later05:32
xhakerseb128, should be in your mail queue nevertheless :)05:32
asacogra: can't this be done outside of nm-applet somehow? otherwise its ok to have it i guess.05:32
seb128cool05:32
ograasac, (yes its missing brackets, i mean the concept)05:32
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ograasac, well nm-applet is the most proper place to do it05:33
terlmannwould you devs consider , in future, implementing kernel code that would allow a system reset without a full reboot ?05:33
asacogra: the brackets are not the main problem, but the patch direction :)05:33
ograotherwise i'd have to go for the autostart function of gnome-session and start maintaining white/blacklists or so05:33
asacogra: ok... if you want it pleaes attach it to some bug against network-manager-applet ... as i will start working on applet soon'ish05:34
ograasac, well, surggest something better :) thats the usual way we use to make apps behave on thin clients05:34
asacogra: ok then thats fine ... is that env distribution specific or an agreed universal standard?05:34
asac(read: is it worth to get this upstream) ?05:34
ddaaseb128: bug updated05:34
ograasac, i'll put it on bug 123808 since its a part of the fix for that05:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123808 in network-manager "NetworkManager Applet does not recognize ethernet bonding.  " [Undecided,Won't fix]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12380805:34
asacogra: ok ... pleaes retitle the bug in that turn as well :)05:35
asacogra: and reopen/confirm obviously ;)05:35
asacogra: ah ... and reassign to -applet (if you want)05:35
ograyup, will do05:35
ogranow to find a title where i dont have to dicuss 2h with the reporter about :P05:35
terlmannrot-13 ?05:36
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asacogra: remember that users can still just send dbus messages manually ... if that bothers you.05:38
ograno, it doesnt :)05:38
ograi just dont want an easy gui way for joe user to break stuff05:39
asacogra: i can already imagine how students make fun of playing with NM :)05:39
asacogra: sure ... given that nm won't manage static+auto dhcp interfaces anymore it should be ok i guess.05:40
ograyeah05:40
ograand students shouldnt be in the admin gropup05:40
ogra-up05:40
ograogra2@laptop:~$ nm-applet05:40
ogra** (nm-applet:14286): WARNING **: <WARN>  nma_dbus_init(): could not acquire its service.  dbus_bus_acquire_service() says: 'Connection ":1.79" is not allowed to own the service "org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo" due to security policies in the configuration file'05:40
ogralooks really nice :)05:41
asachehe05:41
asacthe warning does not really describe what happened accurately ... but still not really wrong:)05:42
ogra"is not allowed to own the service ... due to security policies in the configuration file" sounds ok to me05:42
asacogra: you sure there is no other applet running?05:43
asacogra: because thats the message you get then05:43
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ograogra is running the applet on the server, ogra2 is on a thin client05:43
ograand ogra2 isnt in the admin group ...05:44
asacogra: if you are still in bug, plesae add beta milestone05:45
asacso I won't miss it05:45
ograwill do05:45
ograwell, the reporter will surely step on our toes (he's that kind of guy) if it doesnt progress :)05:45
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asacogra: then he is probably happy now that its not "won't fix anymore" :)05:47
ograyeah05:47
ograhe already complained to the ML about us evil devs that dont fix his bugs :)05:48
ograbut he's fine again, i sorted that05:48
asacnow, i am the bad guy, and you are the good one ... I am fine with that ;)05:48
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ddaaseb128: by the way, bug 13801405:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 138014 in gnome-applets "mini_commander_applet manpage still here" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13801405:50
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pochu we plan to support LTS -> LTS+1 upgrades directly, don't we?05:58
ograpochu, yes05:58
pochuSo bug 138013 isn't really a bug :)06:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 138013 in ubuntu "Migration from 6.06 LTS to 8.04 LTS has to be smooth" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13801306:00
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ograno :)06:02
ograpochu, you can invalideate it with a comment that we plan this feature anyway :)06:03
pochuAlready done ;)06:03
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superm1mvo, ping06:18
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superm1hey mvo.  i was going to ask if you can add mythbuntu-desktop as valid as a desktop package to update-manager06:25
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mvosuperm1: sure, I can do this right away06:29
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Riddelllamont: sell it to me06:31
Riddell(no new features, good reason to have it a bonus)06:31
mvosuperm1: done, will be part of the next upload (thanks for leting me know aobut it!)06:31
xhakerRiddell, bash completion?06:31
Hobbseelamont: hint:  offer beer, or $beverageofchoice06:32
superm1thx mvo, i didn't mean right away, i would have filed a bug, just wanted to make sure it was cool with you, but thanks for getting it done so quick :)06:32
Riddellxhaker: so it does have new features?06:32
xhakeri think it fixes06:32
lamontRiddell: "Fix "git add -u" data corruption.06:32
lamont06:32
lamont    This applies to 'maint' to fix a rather serious data corruption06:32
lamont    issue.  When "git add -u" affects a subdirectory in such a way06:32
lamont    that the only changes to its contents are path removals, the06:32
lamont    next tree object written out of that index was bogus, as the06:32
lamont    remove codepath forgot to invalidate the cache-tree entry.06:32
lamont"06:32
Riddellthat sounds like a good thing06:33
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Riddelllamont: is that the only change or is there a changelog somewhere?06:34
lamontlooking at it now06:34
lamontsomeone else just poked me with it, since I'm his ubuntu-guy06:34
lamontRiddell: there are a few other bug fixes between .4 and .506:36
lamontall bug fixes though, new features into at least 1.5.306:36
millilamont: Just looking to get git-core (and friends) 1.5.2.5 instead of 1.5.2.4 to fix that data loss issue.  I would not suggest 1.5.3.x be put in yet (was just released!)06:37
lamont+   - "git checkout-index" and other commands that checks out06:37
lamont+     files to the work tree tried unlink(2) on directories,06:37
lamont+     which is a sane thing to do on sane systems, but not on06:37
lamont+     Solaris when you are root.06:37
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lamontmilli: same thinking06:37
Riddelllamont: ok, sounds good, go ahead06:38
lamontgiven that sid has already rolled to 1.5.3, and etch has 1.5.2.4, I'll just upload 1.5.2.5-2build1 directly to gutsy, rather than praying that a sync gets done before the source gets removed from the debian archive in a couple hours...06:39
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lamontRiddell: sound right"06:40
lamont??06:40
Riddelllamont: sure06:40
mvosuperm1: no problem, its easy/quick enough to add :) just two lines the config file of the upgrader (and I'm working on that one anyway ATM)06:41
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millilamont: and the feisty backport is 1.5.2.3 ... :(06:41
digisusHello! It says "Tribe CD 6 (not released)" on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule -- Is it canceled or postponed?06:41
lamontmilli: and using -backports repositories has always struck me as silly06:42
brycedigisus: canceled06:42
digisusbryce: Alright. Thanks.06:43
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lamontScottK: wanna trigger a backport of git-core 1:1.5.2.5-2build1 to feisty once it shows up in gutsy??06:43
ScottKlamont: If you can get milli to file the feisty-backports bug, I'd be glad to.06:43
lamontmilli: your ball.06:43
millinod06:44
lamontmilli: uploaded06:48
millilamont: ty06:49
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lamontScottK: btw, doing a backport of git-core to feisty will require either backporting asciidoc from gutsy, or dealing with the build-dep...06:57
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ScottKlamont: It takes a core-dev to upload a source backport.  I'd rather change the asciidoc dep.  Would you be up for uploading it?06:59
ScottKDunno what else changing asciidoc would affect.06:59
lamontsigh.  sure07:00
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lamontah ~feisty1.  chcek07:01
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millilamont: and ScottK, for the asciidoc build-dep, it is completely safe to change it to (>> 7.0.2)07:23
millialso may need to change libcurl3-gnutsl-dev --> libcurl3-gnutls-dev  (tsl versus tls typo)07:23
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lamontmilli: that's already fxied07:28
lamontScottK: want me to close the bug in the upload?  (remind me of the syntax one more time... sigh)07:36
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bddebianheh07:41
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davmor2Riddell: ping07:41
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Riddellhi davmor207:42
davmor2Riddell: when the update icon shows up at the beginning it is always a green circle saying no updates.  If you go into adept and manually update though there can be loads.  Is this known?07:43
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pygioh, iXce !07:46
pygilong time no see ;)07:46
pygihow are you doing?07:46
iXceheya pygi =)07:46
iXcepretty well, back to school07:46
iXceerm, I'm having a packaging problem with texlive07:48
iXcein breezy the file "landscape.sty" was distributed in tetex-extra, but in feisty and gutsy I can't find it anymore07:48
Riddelldavmor2: beginning of what?07:48
iXce(it seems that the package has entirely been redone around early 2006)07:48
davmor2Riddell: Sorry not well explained.  When you switch on a machine and start a session.  You get a green circle appear in the task bar which when highlighted says "no updates" or something similar.07:50
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sitsCan I convince someone to rate a xorg bug's priority?07:51
davmor2Riddell: in reality just when I switched on there were 51 updates.  But it still said there were none.07:51
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lamontwhere would that crowbar go??07:52
lamontseb128: ??07:52
kylemthrough your speakers.07:52
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Riddelldavmor2: do you have update-notifier-common installed?07:53
Riddelldavmor2: by the way #kubuntu-devel may be better for KDE related talk07:53
davmor2Riddell: I will check okay np07:53
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bryceRiddell: unfortunately it appears on my system there is both a kde-guidance and a guidance-backends installed.  I have two copies of xorgconfig.py present, and the one that the kde-guidance fixed is not the one that displayconfig-gtk uses, so I'm still having the same issue.  Any ideas?07:59
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Riddellerr, sounds like packaging breakage07:59
Riddellare they in the same place?07:59
Riddellguess not with python-support08:00
bddebianCould a buildd admin please give-back taxbird now that libgeier is built??08:00
Riddellbryce: the guy to ask is glatzor who isn't online just now08:00
Riddellbryce: that shouldn't be duplicated as far as I know08:01
bryceno one is in python-support, the other is in /usr/lib/python2.508:02
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Riddellmvo: does update-notifier work for users who turn their machines off at night?08:05
Riddellsince it wouldn't do the nightly apt-get update08:05
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bddebianmmm Arby's08:10
Arbyhehe08:10
bryceRiddell, ahh, I needed guidance-backends, not just kde-guidance.  Works now.08:12
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Riddellbryce: maybe you have an old kde-guidance then08:13
RiddellI don't have xorgconfig.py in my current version08:13
brycecould be08:13
bddebianIs there a list of buildd admins somewhere?08:13
torkelRiddell: isn't anacron taking care of it when they are turning the machine on?08:13
brycepossibly I had an old copy of displayconfig-gtk installed with its own guidance backend stuff.  I've checked on a relatively freshly installed machine and also see only one copy of xorgconfig.py there08:14
Amaranthbryce: why did you reassign bug 137745 to compiz?08:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137745 in compiz "compiz can only used by one user" [Wishlist,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13774508:14
desrtya... that's definitely not a compiz problem :p08:16
iXceyeah, quite08:16
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desrti think it's caused by a double free in the nvidia driver...08:16
Amaranthhehe08:17
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Amaranthit's a DRI problem08:17
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iXcedesrt : which one? :>08:17
bryceAmaranth: well, it doesn't seem like something I can do anything for within X08:17
Amaranthbryce: And I can't do anything within compiz :)08:17
Amaranthbryce: have to redo the way 3d drivers work to fix it08:18
iXcereassign to mesa?08:18
bryceAmarath, the reason I put it back to compiz is because ultimately the issue affects compiz, and while "X doesn't support DRI on multiple sessions" could well describe the root cause, I don't think that provides a solution, so I put it into compiz in hopes y'all could come up with a different workaround or something08:19
Amaranthbryce: there is no workaround, 3d of any kind does not work08:20
Amaranthshould i just close it Won't Fix?08:20
bryceAmaranth: then perhaps it shold be closed as won't fix08:20
Amaranththere is no way in hell we can fix it08:20
bryceyep08:20
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mvoRiddell: it should, anacron will ensure that (if not, that would be a anacron issue)08:20
sladenis it a DRI problem, or is it a *DRI ownership* problem08:21
cjwatsonsurely it *should* be fixed, it's just that it's a difficult upstream problem08:21
bryceI moved it to be a wishlist, assuming others may complain about it in the future08:21
mjg59DRI08:21
Riddellmvo, torkel: right08:21
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cjwatson*we* won't fix is not quite the same as won't fix IMO08:21
Amaranthsladen: it's dri, drm, or both08:22
bddebianThis is wrong isn't it? pkg-config --modversion evolution-shell-$version08:22
ChipzzAmaranth: I'ld say not WONTFIX; this is an issue that's not impossible to solve, just very hard to solve, and should be solved upstream08:22
Amaranthsladen: i know it works with nvidia08:22
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AmaranthChipzz: and won't be solved for a couple years, if ever08:22
mjg59Amaranth: Nvidia doesn't use DRI, so it's not especially interesting08:22
AmaranthI haven't even seen anyone talking about fixing it08:22
ChipzzAmaranth: yes, but that's no reason to mark it wontfix imo08:22
Amaranthactually the nouveau driver has the best chance of not having this problem08:23
mjg59Well, it also won't run compiz, which makes it less relevant to the problem at hand :)08:24
Amaranthoh, i'm sure it has the problem now :008:24
Amaranthbut nvidia hardware supports this stuff on it's own08:25
mjg59It's not a hardware issue. It's just related to how DRI is designed. Nvidia don't use DRI, so don't suffer from this issue.08:26
ChipzzAmaranth: wontfix means something along the lines of: this bug is bogus, I wont fix it, get lost08:27
sitscjwatson: CANTFIX?08:27
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sitscjwatson: or UPSTREAM?08:28
bryceit seems it would be best to have a wishlist bug in compiz describing the general problem, pointing to a second bug either in xorg or upstream that describes the DRI issue in more detail08:29
sitsbryce: almost sounds like you want bug dependencies08:29
cjwatsonsits: neither exists as a resolution in Launchpad, though it's possible to create an upstream task08:30
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mathiazkeescook: I've talked with kylem and he's going to upload a new l-u-m which has a apparmor-modules-2.1 provide.08:30
cjwatsonsits: doesn't need bug dependencies, multiple tasks do the job08:30
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mathiazkeescook: that may break things with apparmor08:30
sitscjwatson: hmm interesting...08:30
keescookmathiaz: s'okay, we'll fix 'em.  :)08:30
brycesits, well, just a pointer from one bug to another would be sufficient to communicate to future bug reporters "yes we know there is an issue, but the problem really is over here"08:30
keescookcjwatson: so, whatcha think of pam 0.99?  :)  should I move forward and open a UVFe bug for it?08:31
sitsbryce: the only thing I can quickly think of would be duplicating on an invalid bug. People hate that though08:31
sits(the invalid bug would contain the information near the top)08:31
cjwatsonkeescook: if you think we can shake out issues with it in time, sure08:31
cjwatsonsits: that's a baroque and strange solution08:32
cjwatsonit's not invalid either. it should be left open08:32
lamontkylem: excellent solution, except that I want the speakers to work.. I just don't want it to announce that I booted the machine to the room full of execs...08:32
keescookcjwatson: well, that's why I'm looking to you; I'm less familiar with PAM than you, so while I think it's possible, I'm curious to hear other opinions.  :)08:32
lamontScottK: git-core_1.5.2.5-2~feisty1 uploaded to feisty-backports08:32
cjwatsonkeescook: I wouldn't be so sure about that08:32
cjwatsonkeescook: you might as well go ahead with the UVFe request; worst case we say no after looking at it ...08:33
keescookheh08:33
cjwatsonit's too late in the week for me to think hard about it now08:33
keescookcjwatson: yeah.  I figure we have to do it some time, and I'd rather shake it out now than in hardy.08:33
keescooksounds good08:33
sitscjwatson: I guess I'm not thinking in an articulate enough fashion. I just had the impression it's something that can be only fixed upstream08:33
sitsand won't be fixed directly by someone working in Ubuntu08:33
cjwatsonsits: which is not a reason for us to refuse to accept it in our bug tracking system08:34
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cjwatsonif we reject it, somebody will just file it again later; we aren't gaining anything at all by trying to get rid of it08:34
sitscjwatson: your point of view is far more considered08:34
cjwatsonI'm not trying to browbeat you, I'm just trying to explain08:34
cjwatsona defect in Ubuntu is a defect regardless of who needs to fix it08:35
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cjwatsonnow, we might want to open other tasks to log the organisation who needs to fix it08:35
sitscjwatson: I can see that : ) I'm trying to adjust my viewpoint while still providing a different point of view to you08:35
cjwatsonand drop the priority of the Ubuntu bug way down so that it doesn't interfere with other work08:36
cjwatsonit is certainly important to prioritise what we do08:36
seb128lamont: system, preferences, sounds?08:36
sitscjwatson: it sounds like a setting expectations problem. By setting the priority that gives people who arrive at it more information...08:36
cjwatsonwe can always explain more in prose08:36
sitsnew bugs can be duped on it... The problem can be described in technical detail08:37
Amaranthgrr08:37
sitscjwatson: Is there anyone else out there who is fixing this?08:37
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sits(or working on something similar?)08:38
Amaranthnow how the hell do i add the upstream bug to a bug report?08:38
cjwatsonI don't know08:38
Amaranththis seems to change every time i try08:38
sitsAmaranth: Add Project?08:38
cjwatsonAmaranth: "also affects... project"08:38
Amaranththat only lets me add compiz-settings08:38
cjwatsonAmaranth: "Choose another project"08:39
sitscjwatson: and is it a small or a big task to solve?08:39
cjwatsonsits: AIUI, very large08:39
sitscjwatson: but it can be done without client X app changes?08:39
Amaranthcjwatson: i accidentally added compiz-settings, marked it invalid, and now the UI changed _again_08:40
Amaranthso i don't have Choose Another Project anymore08:40
AmaranthI have a Project textbox to put something in08:40
sitsAmaranth: bug #?08:40
cjwatsonsits: I have no idea. I am not the person to ask08:40
Amaranthhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/compizsettings/+bug/13774508:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137745 in compiz "compiz can only used by one user" [Wishlist,Confirmed] 08:40
Amaranthoh, bleh08:40
Amaranththat's why08:40
Amaranthmy URL got changed08:40
sitscjwatson: sorry my bad08:40
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Amaranthoh, no, that didn't help08:41
Amaranthsits: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/137745 needs to be linked to https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=383408:41
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137745 in compiz "compiz can only used by one user" [Wishlist,Confirmed] 08:41
Amaranthsits: if you figure out how let me know :)08:41
sitsAmaranth: I think I can guess at the problem08:42
Amaranthoh?08:42
sitsAmaranth: let me just check08:42
sitsAmaranth: can you visit https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/137745 ?08:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 137745 in compiz "compiz can only used by one user" [Wishlist,Confirmed] 08:42
sitsAmaranth: and check whether you are logged in?08:42
Amaranthi am08:43
sitsThen look at the right hand side08:43
lamontseb128: thanks08:43
sitsAmaranth: (click on the link again)08:43
sitsAmaranth: (the one just pasted)08:43
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Amaranthstill logged in08:43
lamontseb128: and turn off 'play system sounds'?08:43
seb128lamont: do you want to disable the session sound or the gdm one?08:43
lamonthrm...08:43
sitsAmaranth: and do you see a while and yellow bar?08:43
lamontwhatever plays the sound when I log in... I want that to be silent.08:43
seb128lamont: there is "blong" when the login screen is displayed08:44
sitsAmaranth: with also effects: beneath it?08:44
Amaranthyes08:44
seb128and the ubuntu sound on login08:44
lamontah, right.  both08:44
sitsAmaranth: click Project...08:44
seb128lamont: for the login sound, select "no sound" for login sound08:44
Amaranthi get a textbox to input a project that is registered on launchpad08:44
bryceenter xorg-server08:44
AmaranthThis is the _worst_ UI ever08:45
sitsAmaranth: my bad08:45
sitsAmaranth: back one page08:45
Amaranthsits: i'm good now08:45
seb128lamont: for gdm, system, admininistration, login screen, accessibility, uncheck the login screen ready08:45
sitsAmaranth: click on          Distribution/Package08:45
sitsAmaranth: fair enough08:45
Amaranthsits: no, that isn't the right place either :)08:45
cjwatsonsits: no, don't use distribution/package for this08:45
lamontseb128: thanks08:45
Amaranthsits: bryce gave me the fix08:45
sitsI think it's because that bug doesn't have a xorg task08:45
seb128lamont: you're welcome08:45
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sitsoh fair enough08:45
Amaranthoh, yeah08:45
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bddebianseb128: Are you a buildd admin also?08:46
seb128bddebian: no, pitti, doko, Mithrandir are08:46
bddebianFruck, OK, thanks08:46
bryceAmarath, yeah it's a pretty confusing UI08:46
cjwatsonbddebian: https://launchpad.net/~launchpad-buildd-admins08:47
cjwatsonbookmark that if you're making requests of buildd admins often08:47
Amaranthshould just give me a project textbox and a bug tracker url box and let me pick08:47
Amaranthmaybe i'll file a bug report :)08:47
bddebiancjwatson: Will do thank you sir08:47
bddebianOf course poor Mithrandir seems to be the one around the most lately :-)08:48
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Mithrandirbddebian: give-backs aren't much work, though09:02
bddebianMithrandir: OK, well if you get a free sec can you please give back taxbird?09:02
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Mithrandirbddebian: given it's depwait, there's no need, it'll be retried once all the dependencies are in.09:03
bddebianIs it still dep-wait on libgeier?09:05
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bddebianDo we have visibility of that stuff still?09:06
Mithrandirhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/taxbird/0.10-1 tells you it's dep-wait09:07
Mithrandirhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/taxbird/0.10-1/+build/363586 tells you glade-gnome is what it's depwait on09:08
bddebianOh, but i386 built?09:12
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RiddellMithrandir: could you give back kde4pim on amd64 please09:18
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ograseb128, i'd like to upload http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36727/ to fix the issue with sabayon blocking users if no profile is around ...09:22
ograany objections ?09:22
seb128ogra: is the blank line change required?09:22
seb128ogra: no, do you plan to send the bug on bugzilla.gnome.org?09:23
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ograsure, we can do that09:24
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ograindeed the blank change isnt required :)09:24
seb128ogra: feel free to upload; bonus point if you forward upstream ;)09:24
ograheh09:24
ograjust didnt want to do it blindly :)09:25
ograthanks for your time09:25
seb128ogra: stop09:25
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seb128ogra: use a patch09:25
sbalneavHammertime09:25
seb128rather than changing the source directly09:25
ograoh, crap, right09:25
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seb128ogra: thanks ;)09:25
rglhow can I update do tribe6?   just the usual apt-get dist-upgrade?09:26
ograsbalneav, do you want to do that, or should i ?09:26
seb128ogra: the patch uses simple-patchsys so you can simply copy the change09:26
ogra(needs cdbs-edit-patch, like you did for denemo)09:26
ScottKseb128: I noticed that you're a bug contact for nautilus-sendto.  Do you care to review the change in Bug #138010 or just leave it for ubuntu-main-sponsors?09:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 138010 in nautilus-sendto "Nautilus-sendto suggests obsolete slypheed-claws package" [Low,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13801009:27
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rglKmos, there?09:27
ograright09:27
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seb128ScottK: feel free to upload09:28
sbalneavogra: Since you're going to fw upstream, through lp magic, I'd expect, it ok if you do it? Or are you bushed?09:28
ScottKseb128: Thanks.  I'll hunt around for a core-dev to do it then.09:28
ograsbalneav, i meant redo the patch, but i'm fine :)09:28
seb128ScottK: ? the package is to universe09:28
seb128ScottK: ups, I'm tried09:29
ScottKseb128: nautilus-sendto is in Main.09:29
seb128tired09:29
sbalneavWhat do we need to redo on the patch?09:29
seb128right, I was think to claws-mail09:29
seb128ScottK: I'll upload it for you09:29
ScottKGreat.  Thanks.09:29
seb128no problem09:29
MithrandirRiddell: the feisty one that I've given back before and which failed then too?09:30
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ograsbalneav, instead f being directly in the source, the change should be a separate patch, like the denemo patch you mde before ... since sybaon uses simple-patchsys i can just tweak the file you sent me and make it a patch09:30
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ograi'm sure i pressed them09:30
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RiddellMithrandir: yes09:30
RiddellMithrandir: it worked for i386 but amd64 still didn't have all the build-deps09:31
MithrandirRiddell: ok, given-back09:31
Amaranthogra: did your 'a' go on strike?09:31
ograaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa09:31
ogradoesnt seem like09:31
sbalneavogra: If you can do it, go ahead.09:31
sbalneavI'm testing some boot stuff in ltsp atm09:32
ograAmaranth, i used xgl for a while, that has this weird keyboard repetition bug here ... probably my system is exhaused wrt vowels now ...09:32
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Amaranthogra: hehe, RAOF is still doing some tweaking with Xgl09:34
ograi gave up on it09:35
ograit eats to muc power for the benefit09:35
ogra*much09:35
sitsogra: really?09:35
sitseven more than AIGLX?09:36
AmaranthI haven't noticed09:36
AmaranthI would think using the CPU less would help09:36
Amaranthoh, i know why09:36
Amaranthit's because with the open source drivers if you aren't using 3d they don't do $REFRESH_RATE interrupts a second09:36
Amaranthif you use Xgl it always does09:36
ograright09:37
sitsAmaranth: wouldn't that affect AIGLX too?09:37
ogramy fan gets quite busy over time since my machine is maxed out anyway with tons of other tasks09:37
iXce``yeah, nVidia always refresh all the time anyway ><09:37
sits(I only ask because I've measured AIGLX usage)09:37
Amaranthsits: AIGLX only comes into play if you use GLX :)09:37
sitsAmaranth: well if you are using compiz09:37
AmaranthiXce``: yeah, it's annoying like that09:38
sitsin theory you will be syncing to frame so the interrupts will go up09:38
iXce``definitely09:38
iXce``I wish they'd follow AMD soon and help nouveau :/09:38
sits(In fact once they rise after AIGLX is used on the Intel I have here the interrupts never fall)09:38
Amaranthsits: If you aren't using GLX how could it do anything?09:38
sitsAmaranth: because often when you enabled compiz you wind up doing the compositing using GL09:39
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AmaranthiXce``: if i switch to the nv driver and disable my wifi i only get something like 13 wakeups a second when idle in X09:39
AmaranthiXce``: with nvidia and wifi on it's 130, so sad09:39
iXce``haha09:39
iXce``I wonder what's the best hardware for that. Intel?09:40
sitsAmaranth: that sounds like a quirk of the NVIDIA drivers (presumably they try and go as fast as possible)09:40
AmaranthiXce``: yeah09:40
sitsAmaranth: I have an Intel and while disabling interrupts by taking out DRI does drop interrupts the savings in power are comparatively low09:40
Amaranthsits: no, they just always generate an interrupt on vblank while the open source drivers only do that when a 3d app is running (when it's actually needed)09:40
Amaranthsits: sure, but it still makes a difference09:41
iXce``(they'd just need to fix that xgl problem :o)09:41
sitsAmaranth: not if you are using AIGLX09:41
Amaranthsits: one thing doesn't do much but a bunch of little things add up09:41
sits(i.e. using compiz without XGL)09:41
Amaranthsits: AIGLX has become a buzzword :)09:41
Riddelllamont: you tested that git backport I presume (or is there a bug report?)09:41
Amaranthsits: what, exactly, are you referring to?09:41
sitsAmaranth: sorry my mistake. The interrupts DO rise when you AIGLX09:42
ScottKRiddell: There is a bug report.09:42
Amaranthsits: When you use 3d, yes09:42
sitsbut it is exactly the same as if you were drawing anything 3D and syncing to frame09:42
ScottKRiddell: Bug #13803209:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 138032 in feisty-backports "Data loss problem with "git add -u"" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13803209:42
sitsbut what I am actually saying is09:42
Amaranthsits: AIGLX is a technique, not a thing09:42
sitsthe difference turned out to be 1W09:42
lamontRiddell: there's a bug report (138032), and i made sure it built...09:42
sitssorry that's wrong too09:42
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sits0.1W when I measured it09:42
lamontI'm actually in the process of updating my feisty machines to that version of git09:42
Amaranthsits: Yeah, I've always known it wasn't much :)09:43
Amaranthsits: I was guessing more like 1W though, nice to see it's so low09:43
RiddellScottK, lamont: accepting09:43
ScottKCool.09:43
AmaranthI guess I can close all the "disable compiz when running on battery" bugs now :)09:43
ScottKmilli: ^^^09:43
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lamontRiddell: and seems to work OK here.09:44
Riddellphew09:44
sitsAmaranth: it's the difference (I've just double checked my records) of 20 wakesup -> 80 wakesups per second09:45
Amaranthsits: nice09:45
sitsAmaranth: there is difference but unless you are getting down below 10 wakeups per second you are only going to save so much power by sleeping for a long time anyway09:46
sitsmy tests say that there are bigger savings which are far bigger and better to go for first09:46
sitse.g. disabling wifi and bluetooth saved 2.4W09:46
Toxicity999If anyone applicable to the bug hasn't seen, someone found the patch which created many xcrashes in gutsy https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/130325 last few comments, pretty good news. =]  Amaranth this is the one we talked about a while back and that huge forum thread of people QQing was on about.09:47
lamontRiddell: and in a minute or 6, I'll know if 1.5.2.5 fixes the bug I just ran into...09:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 130325 in xorg "[nvidia-glx-new]  3D GL apps crash X when using compiz (gutsy)" [Undecided,Confirmed] 09:47
sitsanother big win - dimming th escreen saved 2.1W09:47
Amaranthsits: bluetooth is blacklisted here :)09:47
sitsAmaranth: (this is on a laptop with Intel hardware)09:47
sitsAmaranth: ah but what about wifi?09:47
Amaranthsits: i wish the wireless wasn't so noisy09:47
Amaranthit used to be worse though09:47
Amaranthwhen powertop first came out with wifi vs without wifi was like 800 wakeups vs 200 wakeups09:48
sitsAmaranth: you may find the bulk of the power was wifi in that combo09:48
Amaranthnow it's the difference between 130 wakeups and 80 or so wakeups09:48
sits(but turning off bluetooth definitely saves power but probably not as much as dimming the screen)09:48
AmaranthToxicity999: that's tricky because hildon needs it09:49
Toxicity999Oh really? I never skimmed the actual patch.09:49
Amaranthsits: unfortunately i opted for the 'ultra bright' screen so my lowest setting is brighter than most people's highest setting09:50
Toxicity999Probably a good 3rd party will distribute a package around for gutsy final, good or bad, that always happens.09:50
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sitsAmaranth: I think there are definite bands when it comes to wakeup power usage09:50
Toxicity999I won't compile xserver for my own uses until gutsy final is out, compiling your own copy of core thigns sort of defeats the purpose of a testing distro release.09:50
Amaranthsits: it's more what is causing the wakeups09:51
sitsI think you are talking maybe 100s of wakeups reduced to save 0.1W . If you can dim your screen that would save you much more09:51
Toxicity999So it does fit in to the "We broke it but it's nvidias bug" category?09:51
Amaranthsits: if it's an interrupt then you're also keeping some other part of the hardware awake09:51
sitsAmaranth: well the only reason you care about wakeups is because you want the CPU to sleep for longer09:51
Amaranthsits: not always09:51
sitsand the longer it can sleep for the less power it can draw09:51
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sitsAmaranth: go on...09:52
Amaranthsits: for instance powertop offers helpers to disable bluetooth and etc but not because of the wakeups they cause for the CPU09:52
Amaranththe power usage of the bluetooth itself is the problem, the CPU waking up a little more is a small blip09:52
mathiazBenC: I've just download the latest version of linux-ubuntu-modules (linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-11-server_2.6.22-11.25_i386.deb) and the apparmor module is not included.09:53
sitsToxicity999: hmm. That's the bug I wanted someone to change the priority of09:53
Amaranthsits: to?09:53
sitsAmaranth: hmm that's a very good point09:53
Toxicity999sits well I nominated this one, but the thing was a duplicate got accepted for tribe-6, when it was marked, it was taken off iirc.09:53
Toxicity999so it sort of stifled the process.09:54
sitsAmaranth: I don't know what it should be changed to. That should be down to whoever maintains the package09:54
ogracjwatson, is there any udeb that contains mkfifo ? apparently my udeb isnt happy atm with the installer environment09:54
Toxicity999but if this patch is there to make something else work... then it'd more complicated.09:54
Toxicity999*it'd09:54
Toxicity999erg IT'S09:54
sitsAmaranth: I don't want it set to X. I'd just like to see it set. I asked twice but there wasn't a reply. It might be nice if it were assigned too so it wouldn't be forgotten but again that should be down to someone else09:55
AmaranthToxicity999: it's also included upstream now so we're going to run into it again right away09:55
Toxicity999Ah09:55
Toxicity999Nasty.09:55
Amaranthnot for gutsy but still09:55
BenCmathiaz: thanks, I'll do a quick upload to fix that09:55
mathiazBenC: thanks.09:55
sitsAmaranth: it's hard to know whether its "known" or not you see09:55
Toxicity999Well once people figure out what kind of damage the whole thing does, either A) a workaround will be found upstream/our end or B) 3 years from now nvidia is all over it.09:56
sitsAmaranth: but it keeps attracting duplicates09:56
Toxicity999yea there are 6 marked dupes now09:56
Toxicity999probably tons more.09:56
sitsAmaranth: I didn't know what else to do09:56
sitsToxicity999: oh? Where?09:56
Toxicity999the dupes? Should be listed in the original I linked.09:56
Amaranthi think there are like 4 dupes sitting in compiz waiting to be triaged09:56
sitsToxicity999: no the "more unduped bugs"?09:57
Toxicity999that was just a guess.09:57
Amaranthneed to set aside a couple hours for that soon :)09:57
Toxicity999it's a dupe attracting beast.09:57
Toxicity999and they all point do different source packages09:57
sitsToxicity999: it's nothing compared to some other bugs I've seen09:57
ogracjwatson, unping, i'll take mknod :)09:57
Toxicity999atleast we know what is the actual problem now.09:57
Toxicity999What exactly did the patch fix?09:57
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sitsToxicity999: it's not mild but I hate to say it, it could be worse09:58
Toxicity999It could09:58
Toxicity999I mean I can always use my handy dandy mythprep to kill compiz and avant for running mythtv/games09:58
Toxicity999but it's a hinderence for simple ogl stuff.09:58
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AmaranthToxicity999: I know it makes hildon and desrt's new gnome-panel work right09:58
AmaranthToxicity999: can't say i know the exact details of how it works, i try to stay a little more high level than XComposite hacking :)09:59
Toxicity999wouldn't it be easier to work around it in those areas than sort of set it up to wait on nvidia though?09:59
Amaranthno, not really10:00
Toxicity999Looks like the mailing list is buzzing as well. Reading up on the patch.10:00
BenCmathiaz: fix uploaded10:01
AmaranthToxicity999: what mailing list?10:01
Toxicity999Haven't looked yet, just googling.10:01
Toxicity999Wait I just found mom entry where this patch was removed, was it later reintroduced? freaky.10:01
Toxicity999Way back in July10:01
Amaranthyeah, funny that10:02
Toxicity999Yea, removed the 13th, back the 25th.10:02
Amaranthit was disabled for breaking compiz, then supposedly the patch was updated to fix it so it was reapplied10:02
Toxicity999must of been some pretty light testing.10:03
Amaranthor it broke something else10:03
Amaranthi've been using Xgl since before then so i don't remember anything10:03
sitsor it didn't break open source drivers10:03
sits(it doesn't appear broken on the Intel I have here for example)10:04
Toxicity999true10:04
Toxicity999it never specifically says anything in the notes about nvidia10:04
sitsindeed10:04
Amaranththis is the double free from inside the nvidia driver, right?10:04
sitsAmaranth: oh if that's the case I'm thinking of a different bug10:04
sitsAmaranth: my bad10:05
Amaranthsits: nvidia+compiz+gl app == X crash10:05
Amaranthsits: but the backtrace goes from somewhere inside the nvidia driver to Xfree so i'm guessing it's freeing something twice10:06
Toxicity999Nasty bugger at that. As much as compiz is used in ubuntu now, people are in for a treat come upgrade day.10:06
sitsAmaranth: going to be tricky to say10:06
Toxicity999It seems like we broke it, but it exposed a nvidia bug.10:06
AmaranthToxicity999: distros with xserver 1.4 will see it too10:07
sitsAmaranth: without the source... (not impossible but very difficult)10:07
Toxicity999yea10:07
Amaranthdon't think any of them exists but still10:07
Toxicity999if it's upstream, it will suuuuurely be a hotbutton issue next major distro release party.10:07
sitsToxicity999: *shrug*10:07
Amaranthnah, i'm sure nvidia will have fixed it by april10:07
Toxicity999lol10:08
Amaranthlooks like they just made a bad assumption10:08
sitsAmaranth: if they know about it and they see it as a bug on their end10:08
AmaranthIf they don't know about it they will in about 2 days10:08
Toxicity999in the mean time it's easy enough user end to compile xserver without the patch, and to distribute a no guarantees package.10:08
Amaranth(when gentoo users will finish compiling X ;)10:08
Toxicity999haha10:08
Toxicity999I'm just happy to finally see what caused it, I have no patience for a bisect.10:09
Toxicity999now I know how to get around it myself.10:09
Toxicity999here's hoping nvidia opens up a bit following AMD to avoid this crap >.>10:09
sitsAmaranth: ;)10:10
AmaranthToxicity999: they don't really need to, the nouveau guys seem to (in general) know how all the hardware works10:10
Toxicity999yea10:10
Toxicity999they did a killer job10:10
sitsAmaranth: it's hard to say if its a double free10:10
Toxicity999development is racing on that.10:10
Amaranththey're just polishing the 2d bits while waiting for the ttm stuff to settle10:10
sitsAmaranth: it could just  be wondering off into address space it doesn't own or setting the wrong bit of memory which leads something to deference a piece of memory X doesn't own etc.10:11
Toxicity999essentially it's going ot be a big debate, should we work around their bug, or leave it to make them fix it. Myself I'll just compile x in a few days-weeks =P10:11
Amaranthsits: sure but double free is more likely10:11
Toxicity999My guess too10:11
sitsAmaranth: really? Why?10:11
Toxicity999it just feels most likely10:11
Amaranthsits: I dunno, it's the one I do all the time :)10:12
sitsAmaranth: hmm that hasn't been my experience...10:12
Toxicity999if the patch has been reviewed to be good enough, multiple times, we're keeping up with the specs, it's just their thing.10:12
sitsI'd say off by ones are more common10:12
Amaranthsits: yay off by one in pointer math10:12
sitsbut I'd have to look up the stats on typical bug counts of C code10:13
sitsI don't have my code complete book to hand unfortunately10:13
Amaranthi suck at memory management, that's why i try to stick to ref counted stuff in C and use a lot of python :)10:13
sbalneavMithrandir: You about for some quick UVFe love?10:21
AmaranthToxicity999, sits: Seems obvious now. aaronp says that patch changes the ABI so our only options are live with the bug or pull the patch10:25
sitsAmaranth: that makes sense10:27
sitsAmaranth: how did you get hold of aaronp btw?10:27
sitsAmaranth: (I was thinking it might have been an ABI change)10:28
sitsAmaranth: you may want to write that in the bug report...10:29
Amaranthsits: IRC :)10:30
Amaranthnew driver to match the new ABI coming out 'relatively soon'10:30
Amaranthbut i think that'd require outright using the xserver 1.4 instead of cherry picking things from it10:31
bryceyup10:31
sitsAmaranth: that makes sense10:31
Amaranththat explains why the open source drivers don't break10:31
sitshow else would it know which ABI was being targetted?10:31
Amaranththey got a recompile :)10:31
bryceUME would be affected if the patch were removed, but I don't think anyone else needs it10:32
Amaranthbryce: I think our desktop is more important ;)10:33
sitsAmaranth: ah it's you! Now it makes sense. You're the person who always knows what the problem with these bugs is before I even start looking at the bug!10:33
Amaranthsits: eh?10:33
sitsAmaranth: Travis right?10:34
Amaranthsits: oh, you did a /whois? :)10:34
Amaranthyeah10:34
sitsAmaranth: yes I just did because I've been trying to piece it all together...10:34
Amaranthsits: If I didn't want you to /whois me I wouldn't put my name in there :)10:34
sitsAmaranth: true true. It was very helpful10:35
sitsnow I can put a nick to launchpad name10:35
Amaranthsits: but i can't :)10:37
sitsAmaranth: I still think it would be helpful if a decision could be taken on that bug though. It's only going to rise in popularity...10:37
sitsAmaranth: sure but unlike me you KNOW people :)10:37
Amaranthsits: that's up to bryce10:37
AmaranthWell it's probably up to the TB, really10:37
AmaranthBreak the desktop, break ume, or figure out some way to selectively apply the patch10:38
sitsit could be simply turning off compiz by default (so less people stumble into it)..10:38
Amaranthsits: shh10:38
sitsI don't really have any good answers unfortunately (as could be seen from my cjwatson conversation earlier - I take the wrong direction)10:38
Amaranthsits: nvidia is about the only place where this stuff actually completely works like it should10:38
bryceI thought it worked ok with Intel gfx?10:39
sitsAmaranth: but even you were saying the 100 series driver introduced new problems10:39
sitsbryce: it does10:39
Amaranthsits: Now I dunno10:39
bryceif this particular bug only occurs against -nvidia, why not just blacklist that driver for compiz for now?10:39
sits(assuming it is unrelated to the VT switching crashes I periodically see)10:39
Amaranthsits: my main complaints with the 100.14.11 were this bug and --indirect-rendering not working10:39
Amaranthbryce: that is probably going to be the last driver we can enable it on :P10:40
Amaranthbryce: and people are going to turn it on10:40
sitsAmaranth: :)10:40
Amaranthbryce: it also breaks when you use xcompmgr, xfce compositing, etc10:40
Amaranthsomeone thinks "kde shadows are safe, they've always worked" and boom, 3d apps break10:41
sitsAmaranth: s/3D apps/X10:41
Amaranthsits: X works fine if you don't use said 3d apps :)10:41
sitsAmaranth: heh true10:42
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sitsAmaranth: well I'm just glad it's a known issue now10:42
sitsI wanted to give it my best shot to get it to people's conciousness10:43
sitsAmaranth: it's also good you've already talked to an NVIDIA employee about it10:43
Amaranth*shrug*10:44
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Amaranthi also talked to him about the VT switch problems when compiz is running and those didn't that didn't get fixed until 8 months later :P10:44
Amaranth(in the 100.14.11 driver)10:44
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sitsAmaranth: if they know then if it pops up on their forum they will be aware of things ahead of schedule10:45
sitsThere are some things I wish they would change (they advocate a fairly extreme way of installing the .pkg which could get people into trouble)10:46
Amaranthyeah, if you go on the forums with the ubuntu package they shoo you away10:46
Amaranththen again they have good reason, we mess things up sometimes :)10:46
sitsand it would be nice if they replied to NVIDIA issues in launchpad (after the reports have been narrowed down)10:46
sitsAmaranth: sure but it's tricky. And I've seen their folks in the SUSE bugzilla10:47
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Amaranthnovell probably has some kind of deal with them :P10:47
sitsAmaranth: case in point I noticed someone filed an upstream bug about a slowdown and it turned out they were using XGL10:47
sitsAmaranth: who knows? SUSE doesn't seem that pro binary drivers (having said that they do seem to recommend fglrx for some servers)10:48
sits(but they don't ship any binary drivers with SLES10SP1)10:49
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aquoI installed ubuntu-minimal with debootstrap and examined the installed packages with aptitude10:53
aquolibgcc1 has version 4.2.110:53
aquoand libstdc++6 has version 4.2.1 too ...10:53
aquoif i would install gcc it would have version 4.110:53
aquogcc depends on gcc-4.1 ...10:53
aquowhich is the official compiler for gutsy? 4.1 or 4.2?10:54
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sistpotyaquo: apt-cache show gcc -> look at depends field. 4.110:54
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sladenapt-cache show build-essential | grep Depends10:55
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aquosistpoty: i know, but is it true?10:59
sistpotyaquo: I guess it would be a bad idea to change the compiler version so late in the cycle. IOW: yes11:00
aquosistpoty: yeah, but why is libgcc 4.2.1 and the compiler 4.1?11:01
aquoshouldn't have the compiler the same version as the libgcc and libstdc++?11:01
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sistpotyaquo: not too sure. maybe somewhere versioned depends need to be tightened. maybe there are other reasons as well, which I'm not aware of ;)11:03
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wasabiHmm. New video card no worky on Gutsy.12:05
sistpotywasabi: right, the link is missing fwiw12:07
sistpoty(to libwfb)12:07
wasabilibwfb?12:08
sistpotysorry, /me considered you were having troubles with a nvidia 8000er card12:09
sistpoty(as I do)12:09
mathiazBenC: the apparmor kernel module needs a patch so that the audit messages sent to syslogd are correct.12:09
mathiazBenC: I have the patch - how should I proceed ?12:10
mathiazBenC: send it to you or file a bug in LP ?12:10
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Toxicity999Hey again, sorry local net imploded. Service was out for a bit =[ Miss any discussion on the nvidia drama?12:16
sistpotyToxicity999: I'm working on a fix, however 1) haven't tested it yet, and 2) will need a sponsor then12:17
Toxicity999Cool, assuming we're both talking about crash crash with compiz and using other ogl apps?12:18
sistpotyToxicity999: no, rather about the 8000er series still not working12:18
Toxicity999ah12:18
Toxicity999I was going to say anyway, on this note the problem seems to be more we fixed something and the nvidia driver didn't like it =P caused by a specific patch.12:19
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cjwatsonaquo: the libgcc ABI is stable enough that it's fine for them to be different, and it makes it easier for us to ship the odd binary built with 4.2 (which may need the newer libgcc)12:27
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aquocjwatson: is it right that there are packages which depend on libstdc++6-4.2 in the system?12:34
asisakaquo: you can ask "apt-cache rdepends <package>".12:36
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aquoasisak: i am not asking if it is true, i am asking if it is technically correct12:37
Toxicity999Whew just added a rather lengthy comment to the bug.12:37
asisakaquo: sorry then.12:37
cjwatsonaquo: yes, that's OK12:38
Toxicity999I'm surprised the importance is still undecided, such a showstopper. but then there are tons of bugs to run through.12:38
cjwatsonaquo: err, on second thoughts no it isn't, there's no such package12:39
cjwatsonlibstdc++6 is from gcc-4.212:39
cjwatsonthere's libstdc++6-4.2-dev etc., and that's fine12:40
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aquocjwatson: ok, there are no packages that depend on libstdc++6-4.2, my error12:48
aquocjwatson: i just wondered about the fact that libgcc1 is version 4.2.1 and libstdc++6 is version 4.2.1, but everthing else is 4.1 ...12:50
aquoshould i install libstdc++6-4.2-dev or libstdc++6-4.1-dev?12:51
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