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Davieybendailey: ping01:21
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Mersaulthello folks. how many in here are using mythbuntu?01:24
lagauh01:25
lagaare you one of those people who call during dinner to ask how many TV sets there are in a household?01:25
directhexare you happy with your long distance calling plan?01:27
Mersaultnope, just setting up a new mythbuntu system (already have one successful edgy+mythtv system), and running into weird issies01:27
Mersaultwanted to compare notes with someone who's done a mythbuntu install with alpha401:28
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lagaMersault: so, what's your problem?01:28
Mersaultwell, my install stalled when 'copying installer logs' at 100%01:29
MersaultI waited long enough to have dinner before just closing the window01:29
Mersaultbut now there's no myth database in mysql and other unfinished business...01:29
lagahum.01:30
lagadid you do anything special when installing?01:31
lagais it reproducable?01:31
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Mersaultwell, that was a first01:34
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Mersaulthuh, anyway...01:36
DBetaHello Mythtv people.01:36
MersaultI haven't tested reproducing it yet (that'll take the entire duration of an install)01:36
DBetaI've got a problem with mythTV. "Access denied for user 'mythtv'@'localhost'" repeats in terminal about a million times before launching the database config page, but even when I give it all the correct information(user name and password I got when I installed) it comes up on next run of myth.01:38
DBetaI've tried doing a purge/install of all mythtv and MySQL parts.01:38
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KillerKiwi2005can i upgrade a mythbox running fiesty to mythbunutu gutsy?01:39
DBetaI've ran through the google documents I've found, and none of them seem to have a working solution.01:39
KillerKiwi2005any one?01:41
DBetaI don't see why you couldn't.01:42
DBetaWouldn't it work pretty much like upgrading Ubuntu Fiesty to Gutsy?01:42
KillerKiwi2005DBeta: is there a special repo?01:43
DBetaNot sure.01:43
DBetaI would assume mythubuntu would have your repos configured correctly.01:43
tgm4883_laptopKillerKiwi2005, you would need to upgrade to gutsy, then mythbuntu01:44
KillerKiwi2005tgm4883_laptop: but it would be possible?01:45
tgm4883_laptopyes01:45
KillerKiwi2005tgm4883_laptop: cool01:46
DBetaMan, this problem is impossible. Every hit i've found on google did nothing to help.01:50
KillerKiwi2005DBeta: problem being?01:51
DBetaI think the problem might be that the password is not set correctly for mythtv user in mysql.01:51
DBetaI've got a problem with mythTV. "Access denied for user 'mythtv'@'localhost'" repeats in terminal about a million times before launching the database config page, but even when I give it all the correct information(user name and password I got when I installed) it comes up on next run of myth. I've tried doing a purge/install of all mythtv and MySQL parts.01:51
KillerKiwi2005Im pretty sure that is the mysql password01:52
KillerKiwi2005I had issues with that one01:52
DBetaYeah, MythTV was supposed to set that up.01:52
DBetaDo you know how to set it and or change it?01:52
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KillerKiwi2005I think i already had mysql installed so it failed... i think01:53
lagaoh well.01:53
lagaDBeta: what distro?01:53
KillerKiwi2005DBeta: I changed the mysql password01:53
lagaDBeta: how did you install mythtv?01:53
DBetaKubuntu Gutsy01:53
DBetaI used adept01:53
lagaright.01:53
lagadidn't it ask you some questions wrt database setup?01:54
DBetaIt asked me what I wanted to set the root password to, but that's the only question I remember.01:54
lagawhich packages did you install?01:54
DBetaI told it mythTV and a few mythtv plugins and whatnot01:54
lagais there a "mythtv-database" package installed?01:55
DBetaCould I wipe my SQL databases and re-run the install setup for mythtv?01:55
lagayou can listen to me and we can work out your problem?01:55
DBetaSure.01:56
laga01:43 < laga> is there a "mythtv-database" package installed?01:56
DBetaI'm checking. I'm running an older machine, so it takes a second.01:58
DBetaYes, it is installed.01:59
lagamythtv-common as well?02:00
DBetayes.02:01
DBetaI'd almost have to though, mythtv-database requires it.02:01
KillerKiwi2005does the mthbuntu control pnael test the mysql connection?02:01
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lagaok. then, for starters: do you have a file /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt? is there a password defined which is not "mythtv"?02:02
lagaKillerKiwi2005: yes02:02
lagaKillerKiwi2005: it does02:02
KillerKiwi2005laga: :) nice02:02
DBetaYes that file is there, and the mythtv is the user, with a password.02:03
lagaDBeta: good. try to remove ~/.mythtv/mysql.txt then02:04
lagaDBeta: or back it up elsewhere. once it is removed, start mythfrontend again02:04
DBetaStill brings up the database manager02:05
DBetaOr rather, database management program02:06
lagaDBeta: interesting.02:06
lagaDBeta: hey, you could try to use the control centre to fix your problem. KillerKiwi2005 just gave me the hint02:07
lagaDBeta: i'm booting my mythbuntu box..02:07
DBetaI have a feeling that after the reinstall, some mythtv files where left, because of that, it didn't try to setup the database again, meaning it still had the password from the last install.02:08
lagahum02:09
lagadid you mean to install a new database?02:09
DBetaWhat control center?02:09
lagaeg, start over?02:09
lagaDBeta: install mythbuntu-control-centre02:09
DBetaI'd be happy to start over again with mythtv, but I don't want to reinstall Kubuntu, if that's what you are suggesting.02:10
DBetaMy network drivers are a bit of a... pain.02:10
lagaDBeta: no, i was asking if you _wanted_ to start with a  fresh database02:10
lagabecause it was an upgrade, it'd explain why you didn't see our new, spiffy setup stuff02:11
DBetaOh, I have no problems with that, As long as I didn't have to go and manualy set it up.02:11
KillerKiwi2005laga: can the control centre backup the db as well?02:11
lagaKillerKiwi2005: no. you can file a bug for that if you want to and we'll see what we can do. there are already weekly backusp, though02:12
lagaKillerKiwi2005: in /var/backup or something02:12
KillerKiwi2005laga: weekly backups are cool.... might be usful though so you can back up before upgrading etc02:12
lagaright02:12
lagaDBeta: have you installed the control centre?02:12
DBetaYeah, running it now02:13
lagaDBeta: i suggest you check the "roles"02:13
lagaDBeta: after that, you can fiddle with mysql settings somewhere, eg enter a new password and stuff. enter your new favourite password, hit apply and try to the test connectivity02:14
DBetaHeh, it didn't launch, It's GTK so I need to install gnome02:14
lagayou don't have to install gnome for that..02:14
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KillerKiwi2005my gutsy dosnt have mythbuntu-control-centre02:15
lagaDBeta: are you saying that the package didn't pull in the required dependencies?02:15
DBetaGTK things seem to crash on me.02:15
lagaKillerKiwi2005: your gutsy has got to be old02:15
KillerKiwi2005laga: true02:15
DBetaI've had the same problem with another GTK program02:15
lagaDBeta: what error message? we're always looking for feedback02:16
DBetaMy Gutsy cam off the latest tribe. And I updated today.02:16
DBetaOdd, no error, just hasn't displayed02:16
lagaweird02:16
DBetaIt's still running.02:16
lagaDBeta: tried it in a terminal?02:16
KillerKiwi2005DBeta: im holding off cause i have to recomplie alsa and wireless when i update02:16
DBetamyth@mythbox:~$ mythbuntu-control-centreX Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 169  Major opcode:  146  Minor opcode:  3  Resource id:  0x0Failed to open deviceX Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 169  Major opcode:  146  Minor opcode:  3  Resource id:  0x0Failed to open device02:17
DBetaThat's all I've got from terminal02:17
lagaDBeta: ok.02:17
lagaDBeta: i dont get those messages, but my gutsy is a bit older.02:17
DBetaWhich I get the "BadDevice" errors all the time.02:17
lagaDBeta: i'll try ot verify it later02:17
DBetaI've got those on every version of Ubuntu I've ever used.02:17
DBetaIt has to do with drivers being loaded but no used or something.02:18
DBetaI use a lot of odd hardware which causes little things like that in X02:18
lagamaybe some legacy stuff02:18
lagaah02:18
lagai've ehard that such errors can happen when something is linked against the wrong version of a lib02:19
laga*shrug*02:19
DBetaRight now I'm typing on a G11 kyeboard, which windows sees as a mouse and keyboard02:19
DBetaAnd a mouse that windows sees as a keyboard and mouse(Logitech MX1000)02:19
lagaG11?02:19
DBetaLogitech G11, great keyboard, has a lot of extra blank buttons and whatnot.02:20
lagaah02:20
DBetaPlus really good backlighting.02:20
lagai prefer cherry for keyboards, but this one i've got right now is just not the right one for me02:20
DBetaI don't mind starting a new database, as long as I don't have to manually configure anything(As in give the commands dirrectly to mysql in sql format)02:21
lagano, that won't happen02:21
DBetaI've got a G11 and a G15 keyboard, I love them both. The keys have a really nice low impact system while still keeping the profile of a standard keyboard02:22
DBetaIs there no way to basically start over with SQL and mythTV?02:22
lagaDBeta: ok. if you can't make it work using the control centre, my suggestion is you fire up your package manager and *purge* the mythtv packages from your system.02:22
KillerKiwi2005laga: has the lirc setup been simplified... i never did get that working02:22
lagaKillerKiwi2005: yes, it's simplified.02:22
lagaKillerKiwi2005: you can just try it, you know :)02:22
lagaDBeta: is your mysqld actually running?02:23
DBetaI thought I did that last time, Laga, but I'll do it again.02:23
KillerKiwi2005laga: sweet... i will... is it stable enough to actully use? I will get beaten over the head if recordings start failing :)02:23
lagaKillerKiwi2005: it's "alpha".02:23
lagaif you're that worried about stability, come back next month02:24
KillerKiwi2005laga: hmm i might hold off to gutsy release... that was my orginal plan02:24
lagai'd say that the mythtv part is fairly stable, but certain parts of mythbuntu are still in flux and gutsy itself still needs some work.02:24
DBetaI believe so Laga, The errors suggest MythTV connected to the server, but handshaking was stopped because of a bad password.02:24
lagaDBeta: if there's nothing valuable on your mysqld anymore, you can also purge mysql-server-5.0 or what it's called and remove /var/lib/mysql .. which can be dangerous, but should be ok02:25
lagaguess you have a backup, just in case.. :>02:25
DBetaThis install of Linux was just for mythtv, so the only thing in mysql is what mythtv put in there.02:26
DBetaThis install of Ubuntu has been so troublesome. It reminds me, Ubuntu needs a way to go back on updates.02:27
lagaheh02:27
lagahard to achieve02:27
DBetaWell, An update in X pretty much ruined X for everyone with my graphics chipset.02:28
DBetaI couldn't find any older versions, because the repositories had already been updated.02:28
lagain gutsy?02:29
DBetaYeah02:29
DBetaBut it affected fiesty too02:29
lagathat sucks :/02:29
lagafglrx?02:29
DBetaI expect as much from Gutsy, but 7.04 not a testing release.02:29
lagaright02:30
lagaulling in 120M of updates in my gutsy vm right now02:30
DBetaIt was the i810 chipset. It would run, but a black bar covered about 4" of my 17" screen, running horizontaly through the center. Nothing could go over it.02:30
lagathat reminds me, i need to talk to some kernel guys because intel-agp.ko is broken for me in gutsy02:31
DBetaAn odd problem, and very annoying. Fortuntaly someone was able to rebuild a .deb of the last version.02:31
DBetaBut it's issues like that that hurts ubuntu at the consumer level.02:32
lagaheh02:32
lagaubuntu is known to bork X, unfortunately.02:32
lagathat's why there'll be bullet-proof X in gutsy02:32
DBetaWhat does MythTV use SQL for? Just to know what you have recorded?02:33
lagasettings, EPG, recorded shows etc02:34
DBetaSeems like it would be easier, at least for the end user, to use XML or the like.02:34
DBetaIt would likely prevent problems like I've run into. Then again, speed and stability is an issue.02:35
lagaDBeta: those databases can get quite large..02:36
lagaDBeta: mythtv on ubuntu is much more robust nowadays.02:37
lagaDB setup is handled mostly automagically02:37
lagawhy it broke for you i don't know since i don't know how you upgraded and what you have done so far exactly02:37
lagahave you purged mythtv and friends now?02:39
DBetaFinish that up. Just got mysql purged02:39
lagak02:40
DBetajust rm the whole /var/lib/mysql dir?02:41
lagayup. get a backup first, just in case.02:41
DBetaI always forget -r02:42
DBetaCool, /var/lib/mysql removed02:42
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lagafine02:43
laganow install mysql-server and mythtv02:43
lagaif you get a progress bar where you can activate "show details" or something, do that02:44
lagajust in case it asks a question, but it should use a different interface for that02:44
DBetaI always show details :) I like feeling like I'm in control02:45
DBetaSo your a constant contributer to Mythtv?02:46
lagato mythtv? maybe some bug reports every now and then02:47
lagai've been contributing a bit to mythbuntu lately02:47
DBetaAhh.02:47
lagai really like where it's going02:47
DBetaI thought about trying Mythbuntu, but I'm a bit lazy, and had already downloaded Kubuntu for my laptop.02:48
lagamythbuntu is really just ubuntu gutsy with some additional packages02:49
lagathat's one of the things i like: install ubuntu, install mythbuntu-control-centre and convert the box a mythtv box and back02:49
DBetaYeah, but Myth is read to go, out of the box, more or less?02:49
lagayou'll have to configure it in mythtv-setup02:49
lagabut especially in the US it's easy02:50
DBetaYeah.02:50
DBetaF'in A! It's working.02:51
DBetaNow, to try to get my TV card working...02:51
DBetaTV card developers really should release Linux drivers.02:52
lagathey do. sometimes. ;)02:52
lagai know that some linuxtv developers are supported by companies02:52
lagajust noticed i was running an old mythbuntu-control-centre.02:53
lagawonder why it wasn't upgraded02:53
laga*sigh*02:53
DBetaLooks like it is supported.02:55
DBetaIt at least detected it correctly02:55
lagabah, i need to take a closer look at the control centre tomorrow and probably report some bugs.02:55
laga3am . bed time for me. g#night02:56
DBetaNight.02:56
DBetaThanks for the help.02:56
lagaand good luck with mythtv02:56
laganp02:56
lagathanks for testing :)02:56
DBetaReboot time...02:57
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lagawe also have a mailing list if you need further assistance...02:57
lagaah well02:57
lagabye02:57
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alpacahows it goin03:43
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superm1laga, what are you seeing wrong with control-centre?07:53
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tgm4883!logs08:04
UbotuChannel logs can be found at http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs08:04
tgm4883superm1, for the wiki, what did you want me to do again?  My logs dont go back far enough and today's irc logs aren't up yet08:18
superm1tgm4883, gutsy pages08:18
superm1discussing how to install the control centre08:19
superm1and how to use it08:19
tgm4883ah ok08:19
superm1to add mythbuntu roles08:19
superm1and then explaining that the standalone pages aren't there anymore but rather use mythbuntu.org08:19
superm1for standalone set ups08:19
tgm4883ok08:19
tgm4883are there stand alone setups on mythbuntu.org?08:19
superm1well isn't that what we do :)08:20
tgm4883or just directing them to the cd?08:20
tgm4883well yea, but if I just say go to mythbuntu.org, people are probably going to be looking for another guide08:20
tgm4883i'll make it work08:20
superm1well that's fine, i mean its silly to redo all those standalone pages i thikn08:20
superm1because mythbuntu is supposed to automate all that08:20
tgm4883i agree08:20
tgm4883i'll just put a little blurb about it08:21
tgm4883or08:21
tgm4883I think a little blurb and linking them to here would work http://www.mythbuntu.org/about08:21
superm1yea08:22
superm1we'll need to screenshot and graphicafy the mythbuntu.org pages at some point08:22
superm1using that inline magic you set up08:22
superm1but that can be for later08:22
tgm4883yea08:23
tgm4883did we ever figure out why it wasn't working as designed?08:23
superm1well i thought it was08:24
superm1after you did that little test page08:24
tgm4883no, it doesn't work correctly on the live site, adding pictures requires you to resize first08:25
tgm4883and they have to be preuploaded I think08:25
tgm4883it's functional, and works from a user POV, just adds a  little work on our part08:26
superm1well if they aren't changed often08:27
superm1not too big a deal i guess08:27
tgm4883Yea, it should be too big a deal08:27
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tgm4883as long as it's functional08:28
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IIIIIIIIIIguys xmltv is down forever? is this for real?10:12
directhex|workIIIIIIIIII, not in the slightest10:28
directhex|workIIIIIIIIII, zap2it labs, a free service offered by tribune media services to american & canadian mythtv users, is gone10:29
IIIIIIIIIIwhats the alternative to that now?10:29
IIIIIIIIIIusa that is10:30
directhex|workIIIIIIIIII, schedules direct, a service with a small fee started by some of the developers affected by the loss of zap2it, including some mythtv and xmltv devs10:30
IIIIIIIIIIthnk you10:31
IIIIIIIIIIon a funny not, i think microsoft was using that service, bc their media center tv guide & their site both mysteriously went down10:31
IIIIIIIIIInote10:31
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bendailey|homeDaviey, hello?11:21
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lagamorning11:22
Davieybendailey|home: hey11:24
bendailey|homelaga, morning11:24
laga:)11:24
Davieybendailey|home: This must be really late for you?11:24
bendailey|homeDaviey: did you upload the isos to my last host?11:24
bendailey|homeI got my godaddy account figured out I believe11:24
Davieyto us-mi ?11:24
bendailey|homeyeah11:24
Davieyyeah11:24
bendailey|homecan you upload to us-az?11:25
Davieysure.. if you can give me (s)ftp?11:25
bendailey|homeyeah I can setup ftp11:25
Davieydo godaddy not do ssh?11:25
bendailey|homeno ssh on shared linux hosting11:25
Daviey(or scp)?11:25
bendailey|homeI didn't opt for a virtual host11:26
Davieyfair enough.. if you pm me some ftp details - i'll push them11:26
bendailey|homecan I pm since I am still on elsewhere and am not registered?11:27
Davieyno..11:27
Davieyyou need to be registered on freenode to pm :(11:27
Davieyemail?11:27
bendailey|homeok let me go bump my other irc client11:27
Davieyor you could /nick bendailey then /msg nickserv identify $password ?11:28
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DavieyAh, you'll need to kill bendailey - /msg nickserv ghost bendailey $password11:28
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bendaileylaga: why so sad?11:36
lagasome guy running gutsy in #mythtv-users thought it was a good idea to change the apssword in /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt11:36
lagabecause he didn't like it11:36
directhex|workthey ALWAYS DO!11:36
directhex|workthis isn't news! they see the password field and thing "eek, that looks scary :("11:36
directhex|workthe random passwords are the #1 cause of problems with the ubuntu packages - everyone changes them at one end but not the other for no good goddamn reason11:37
lagawell, we'll have to put DONT FUCKING TOUCH THIS in there11:37
Daviey*but* the ubuntu packages get critism because of it!11:37
Davieywtf11:38
laga11:26 < leperkhanz> oh sweet mother of all that is holiest in this world including the un-invaded female bits.11:38
lagawtf11:38
directhex|workit was all too much for stuarta11:40
lagayeah11:41
lagait's 11:30 am here11:41
lagawtf am i doing this. ruining my day like that.11:41
lagamust be masochism11:41
directhex|work11:40am11:41
bendaileydaviey,11:42
bendaileydaviey: how many mirrors are still rotating in the script?11:42
Davieycurrently only 3!11:42
lagadirecthex|work: sorry, time on my server is wrong11:42
Davieywas 5 at one point11:42
bendaileyhow are the current 3 doing on bandwidth?11:43
laga11:27 < laga> leperkhanz: is it deleted now?11:43
laga11:27 < leperkhanz> yes11:43
laga[..] 11:43
laga11:31 < laga> leperkhanz: are you *sure* that you have deleted ~/.mythtv/mysql.txt ?11:43
laga11:31 < leperkhanz> i did that ls thing.11:43
laga11:31 < leperkhanz> but it is still there.11:43
lagasomeone kill me please to relieve the pain11:43
directhex|worklaga, the solution presented by Homo Stultus to any situation they don't understand is to ridicule it and actively not learn11:43
directhex|workthere is absolutely no way to prevent this from happening again & again without doing something drastic to prevent people changing their myth mysql password11:45
lagayou know11:46
lagayou get a nice little message saying11:46
lagathat you need to log out and back in11:46
lagabecause if you're not a member of the "mythtv" group11:46
lagait cant read /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt11:46
lagaand it'll create ~/.mythtv/mysql.txt with wrong credentials then11:47
lagaso11:47
directhex|worklaga, i know this. but until it generates a penis-shaped sound wave from the computer's speakers that violate the user repeatedly for being stupid, that won't matter. people will still ignore it11:47
lagabecause one sucker can't be arsed to click "log me out now" on the message, he fuxx0rs his entire setup.11:47
lagaah, you know it already, k11:47
directhex|worklaga, he's just deleted /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt11:48
directhex|worklaga, have fun :)11:48
lagaoh11:49
lagai need to expand my knowledge of cursing words11:50
directhex|worki use "titwank" a lot11:51
directhex|workof course, #mythtv-users is meant to be a "clean" channel, so i tell people to *gently caress* off and eat *doodie* most of the time11:51
lagaheh11:51
lagabest of all: i accidentally signed up for university giving the wrong day of birth, so i gotta sort that out too11:58
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Deffconhe guys can someone give me de trunk repository for gutsy please01:53
lagahttp://www.mythbuntu.org/auto-builds01:54
lagabookmark it :P01:54
Deffconhe laga good afternoon01:54
lagahi Deffcon01:54
Deffconi only see feisty repos01:55
Deffcon?01:56
lagajust put "gutsy" in there01:57
lagacome to think of it, i'm probably building for gutsy all the time01:57
lagagotta check that01:58
Deffconmmm ok01:59
Deffcongusty doesn't work on the uk mirror01:59
Deffconand not on the us mirror02:01
Deffconis there an other gutsy trunk repo?02:01
lagayes02:02
lagai'll give it to you later, i'm busy at the moment02:02
Deffconthnx laga but now i know for sure that this was my problem earlier with the gusty repo02:09
laga?02:11
lagadeb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mythbuntu-trunk/ubuntu/ gutsy main restricted universe multiverse02:11
lagagah02:12
lagai rebuilt the plugins for the wrong release02:12
laga<- stupid.02:13
lagatime for a fresh upload02:13
directhex|workwake up laga! have some nice refreshing rum02:18
lagaheh02:18
DaveMorristhe ppa build system, does that have to be used for packages which will eventually make it into ubuntu or can you use for your own GPL'ed software that won't make it into ubuntu due to lack of people wanting it?02:24
lagaboth02:25
DaveMorriscool, thanks laga I knew you or superm1_ would know02:25
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laga:/02:39
lagagetting fed up with all the build trouble.02:39
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lagadirecthex|work: people are especially clueless today, huh?03:13
directhex|workurgh03:15
directhex|worki wish03:15
directhex|workpeople are *always* this clueless03:15
lagaheh03:15
lagapeople suck.03:15
directhex|workit's just a question of how well you hide from them on a daily basis03:15
bendaileyDaviey, I have confirmed the iso images with md5 on us-az.cdimages03:23
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Davieybendailey: cool03:32
DavieyI'll update the redirect in a few mins03:33
bendaileyDaviey: great thanks03:33
DaveMorrisgrrr, why cna't I have 2 ssh keys in launchpad!03:52
DavieyDaveMorris: you can03:54
DaveMorrisoh yeah03:55
DaveMorrisis anyoyed and not looking correctly03:55
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lagacan you have two gpg keys?04:10
Davieybendailey: I've done the redirect..04:12
DavieyAt the moment, you should be getting 60% of the requests04:12
DavieyIs that okay?04:12
Davieybendailey: can you remove the index page?04:13
DaveMorrislaga: superm1_  Daviey how can I start a ppa build (not for mythbuntu) I've sucessfully uploaded my source etc04:21
lagaDaveMorris: it'll start automagically04:22
lagamight take some time04:22
DaveMorristhanks04:25
superm1_DaveMorris, what'd you upload? :)04:29
superm1_laga, what'd you find on the control-centre wrong last night?04:29
DaveMorrisopensg04:29
laga porn-get?04:29
lagasuperm1_: i couldn't edit the mysql connection details even when mysql-server was installed04:29
DaveMorrisI've built amd64 on my machine and can do local installs04:30
lagasuperm1_: also, i couldn't enable/disable the mysql server04:30
superm1_laga, the idea is supposed to be master backend == mysql server04:30
DaveMorrisI'd like i386 and it can eventually go in the repos if people want it04:30
superm1_can't edit details on master backend04:30
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lagasuperm1_: oh :/04:31
superm1_does that seem sensible?04:31
lagawell, it is a valid assumption.04:31
lagamight wanna note that somewhere, it wasn't obvious to me at least04:31
tgm4883man mythbuntu-control-centre04:31
DaveMorrisoh, also my package takes an 45-50 mins to build on my dual core desktop :)04:32
superm1_well at least i think that people would be able to break their setups too easily if that information was editable directly there04:32
tgm4883breakage is inevitable04:32
superm1_well i'm trying to foolproof it as much as possible by hiding a lot from the user :)04:33
lagaanother problem, though: some (really really clueless) guy hand-edited /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt. i kept telling him to dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-common, but i found out that it this package doesn't actually set the password in the database.04:33
lagasuperm1_: is it sensible that i set the password in mythtv-common but the change is applied in mythtv-database?04:33
superm1_which password are you referring to?04:34
tgm4883arg04:34
superm1_password for the mythtv mysql user?04:34
directhex|worksuperm1_, aye04:34
tgm4883I hate it when my drive goes 47907 days without being checked04:34
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superm1_laga, because mythtv-database doesn't ask at all for that password04:35
superm1_only for root password stuff04:35
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lagasuperm1_: right, but shouldn't mythtv-common update the database password as well in the DB?04:37
superm1_well not necessarily04:37
superm1_because what if mythtv-database isn't setup yet04:37
superm1_what database is it updating?04:38
tgm4883it should tunnel over the internet and change laga's database ;)04:39
tgm4883that should be default04:39
lagasuperm1_: hum. right.04:40
MersaultAnyone in here using RAID for their mythtv storage? I've got a new backend with an nforce chipset on the mobo that supports RAID, and I'm wondering what my best option is for setting up the four nice new drives I have in the box. I've never setup RAID before, so any advice is appreciated04:42
DaveMorrisMersault: is it hardware raid or software raid?04:42
DaveMorrisalso what did you want raid for?  To mirror or have one large disk?04:43
Deffconcan i ask someone an question about mythweb trunk version04:44
MersaultDaveMorris: Well, that's the thing I'm a little confused with. The nForce chipset, from what I gather, it a kind of hybrid thing, with some hardware bits and some software bits stored in firmware. I want to do RAID0, since I'm not worried about losing recordings (media, in the grand scheme of things, ranks low on my list of data worth preserving)04:44
lagaDeffcon: _description: template not found?04:44
Deffconnono04:45
Deffconmythweb.conf.apache i have to place in /etc/apache2/conf.d/mythweb.conf04:45
Deffconright04:45
lagano04:45
lagait should have set up that automagically04:46
lagacheck /etc/apache2/sites-available and /etc/apache2/sites-enabled04:46
Deffconok that's true but it differs what i read in the INSTALL file04:47
DaveMorrisPersonally I'd not use RAID0 because if 1 disk dies you lose everything, and the only benfit from it is increased performance, which you shouldn't need.04:47
lagaDeffcon: no shit.04:48
lagaDeffcon: it's a package, so it might do things differently froma  manual install04:48
lagathat's whe whole point04:48
DaveMorrisyou can now have storage groups, so you can still use both drives.  Personally I'd use them as 2 separate disks as the performance from watching the recordings will be better, you'll keep more data after a disk failure (mythtv eats disks due to large files been written/deleted)04:49
Deffconbut now i see only a directory when i go to http://85.144.X.X/mythweb and when i click on mythweb.php it asks me to save the file or open it it doesn't show the mythweb site04:49
DaveMorrisif you had a spare 5GB drive I'd even use that as my root fs04:49
MersaultDaveMorris: I recognize that. It does also support 'JBOD' or Just a Bunch Of Disks, so I guess that would be a reasonable option to.04:49
MersaultDaveMorris: Oh yeah, my system disc is a 60 gig IDE drive04:49
MersaultSo the four other discs are just for recordings and videos04:50
DaveMorrisyeah, you can even just add them when you need them, rather than splashing all out at once04:51
Davieyexit04:53
DaveMorrisSorry I don't know that command04:53
MersaultSo, what should I use to set this up? dmraid?04:53
DavieyDaveMorris: know this command? sudo rm -rf /04:54
lagaDeffcon: do you have anything in /etc/apache2/sites-available04:55
Deffconyes ihave04:59
lagayeah04:59
Deffconmythweb.conf04:59
lagawna dwhat's in there?04:59
lagaok04:59
MersaultDeffcon: sounds like you don't have php enabled or something.04:59
lagais it also in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled ?04:59
Deffcononly default and mythweb.conf05:00
lagagood05:00
Deffconand now05:00
lagaplease pastebin your mythweb.conf05:00
Deffconpastebin?05:01
lagawww.pastebin.ca05:01
tgm4883!pastebin05:01
Ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)05:01
Deffconok i pastebin to pastebin.ca and now05:04
lagagive me the link.05:04
Deffconhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/37206/05:04
lagaalright, that looks good05:05
lagaexcept that you upload yoiur password as well, oops ;/05:05
bendaileyDaviey: I removed the welcome page and changed the 404 Page to just a link to www.mythbuntu.org05:05
MersaultDoes anyone in here have any experience with using the RAID support in the nForce chipset with Ubuntu?05:05
lagaMersault: it's a soft raid.05:05
Deffcondoesn't matter05:05
lagaDeffcon: is php enabled? sudo a2enmod php505:06
Mersaultlaga: So it's basically the RAID version of a winmodem?05:06
lagaMersault: yes.05:06
DeffconThis module does not exist!05:06
Deffconlaga: This module does not exist!05:07
lagaMersault: the intarweb has lots of information on that. the ubuntu mythtv channel is not quite the right place05:08
lagaDeffcon: ok.05:08
lagaDeffcon: let me start my gutsy vm...05:08
Deffconthnx05:08
Mersaultlaga: I just figured there would be good odds that someone here would have used it in the past, with mythtv's storage requirements :)05:08
tgm4883there is a linux software raid solution05:10
tgm4883mdadm05:11
MersaultI'm aware of mdadm, though I've never used it. Now I just need to determine if I want to use mdadm, or dmraid which supports the nForce chipset. Probably 6 of one, half a dozen of the other....05:12
lagaDeffcon: what does "ls -al /etc/apache2/mods-available/ | grep php" output?05:13
directhex|workthere's mdadm05:13
directhex|workor... or... you can use soft raid on modern chipsets using dmraid05:13
directhex|workwhich is cross-platform, whereas md isn't05:13
tgm4883dmraid05:13
Deffconnothing05:13
Deffconlaga : nothing05:14
lagaDeffcon: great :/ what does dpkg -l | grep php return?05:14
lagaDeffcon: i need to find out why it didn't install the proper php libs05:14
Deffconpastebin this ?05:15
lagathat'd be nice, thanks05:15
Deffconlaga : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/37207/05:16
laga!05:16
Mersaultdirecthex|work: do you have any experience with dmraid? I imagine mdadm is better supported (more documentation, etc)05:16
lagaDeffcon: that's odd.05:17
Deffconwhat ?05:17
directhex|workMersault, oh md's definitely better supported. but there's the linux-only caveat05:17
lagaDeffcon: libapache2-mod-php5 is installed. that's the correct package.05:17
tgm4883i use mdadm because it also works if you don't have any onboard raid05:18
Mersaultdirecthex|work: I don't think that's a big deal for me. There's only one person in the house who uses windows. That person is outnumbered by linux boxes about 6 to 1.05:18
lagaDeffcon: are you sure there is no file "/etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.load" ?05:18
MersaultWill there be any performance difference?05:18
directhex|workMersault, dm is definitely enterprise-grade stuff05:18
lagaor /etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.conf ?05:18
directhex|workMersault, shouldn't be much performance difference05:18
MersaultOkay, then mdadm might be the better option since I'm a RAID neophyte, and there will be more docs when I run into trouble05:19
Deffconno php5.conf05:19
lagaDeffcon: and php5.load ?05:20
Deffconno php5.load05:20
lagaDeffcon: but "dpkg -l libapache2-mod-php5" clearly mentions these files here. something is  broken on your box, and it's not mythtv.05:21
lagasorry.05:21
laga"dpkg -L libapache2-mod-php5" i mean05:21
Deffconhow  can I restore defaults of apache2 and php505:22
superm1_something you may need to try is just refreshing your cache on FF05:22
superm1_empty out the private data otpion05:22
superm1_and then reload the page05:22
superm1_and things might just take effect05:22
DeffconFF ?05:22
lagaDeffcon: did you delete those files or something?05:22
Deffcon no i just did an upgrade svn trunk05:23
Deffconwith the repo laga send me this afternoon05:23
lagak05:23
superm1_Deffcon, firefox05:23
lagaDeffcon: try sudo aptitude reinstall libapache2-mod-php505:23
superm1_i know i've been bit by needing to refresh the cache personally after installing php505:24
Deffconstill no php5.load and php5.conf in /etc/apache2/mods-available/05:25
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Deffconlaga take a look what happens here --> http://85.144.36.231/mythweb/05:29
Deffconstrange he?05:31
superm1_a2enmod php5?05:31
DeffconThis module does not exist!05:32
superm1_hmpf05:32
Deffcon?05:33
superm1_$ apt-file search php5.load05:33
superm1_libapache2-mod-php5: etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.load05:33
superm1_it is in the libapache2-mod-php5 package05:33
Deffconi think its broken then05:33
lagaDeffcon: maybe you need to apt-.get update and upgrade05:34
Deffcondid that already no success05:34
lagaDeffcon: what does dpkg -L libapache2-mod-php5 | grep mods-available say?05:35
tgm4883why are all the mythweb files not in the mythweb dir?05:36
Deffcon#/etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.conf05:37
Deffcon#/etc/apache2/mods-available/php5.load05:37
Deffcon#/etc/apache2/mods-available05:37
Deffcontalk to you guys later have to pick up my daughter05:38
lagaDeffcon: why are they not installed on your system?!05:38
Deffconi have really no idea05:38
lagatgm4883: "all the mythweb files"? what files?05:39
Deffconmythweb worked before05:39
superm1_apt-get purge libapache2-mod-php5 && apt-get install libapach2-mod-php505:39
superm1_sounds to me like the way to go05:39
lagaah, right05:39
tgm4883mythweb.conf.apache10-Sep-2007 21:33 8.8K05:39
tgm4883[ ] mythweb.conf.lighttpd10-Sep-2007 21:33 7905:39
tgm4883[ ] mythweb.php10-Sep-2007 21:33 1.2K05:39
tgm4883[TXT] mythweb.pl05:39
tgm4883shouldn't those be in the mythweb dir?05:39
lagaoh05:40
DeffconE: Illegal Operation purge05:40
lagaDeffcon: aptitude purge05:40
tgm4883oh and you may want to close off ssh access05:40
lagatgm4883: what mythweb dir should they be in?05:40
tgm4883unless you have it open for a reason05:40
superm1_apt-get remove --purge05:40
superm1_then05:40
superm1_i haven't used it for a bit, didn't remember the syntax offhand05:40
tgm4883laga /var/www/mythweb?05:41
tgm4883instead of /var/www?05:41
lagatgm4883: they _are_ in there.05:41
superm1_laga, i was thinking more about that VNC bugger05:42
superm1_and i think i've got an idea05:42
tgm4883heh05:42
tgm4883i was already in the mythweb dir05:42
superm1_rather than have to include language packs05:42
tgm4883my bad05:42
tgm4883the mythweb dir in the mythweb dir threw me05:42
lagatgm4883: irritating++; :)05:42
superm1_perhaps just export variables to force the locale just for the vnc python module called05:42
lagasounds good05:43
lagait's not like the ubiquity backend stuff needs to speak german05:43
superm1_exactly05:43
superm1_could you give that a spin today?05:43
lagano05:43
lagaif i do any more work on ubuntu related stuff today, i'll have a nervous breakdown. seriously. :)05:43
tgm4883laga, superm1_ question05:43
superm1_haha05:44
superm1_yes?05:44
lagayes?05:44
tgm4883is he using apache or lighttp05:44
lagaapache05:44
lagai hope05:44
superm1_well but we do still need to install language packages at the end i believe now - because if we're going to have xfce stuff on the system05:44
superm1_that will need support for alternate languages05:45
lagasuperm1_: i don't believe that the ubuntu guys include all language packs by default05:45
tgm4883i think so, but there is a lighttp file in the root dir and with everything else thats going wrong.....05:45
superm1_laga, right, there is a language package install function that is called05:45
superm1_that grabs them from http05:45
lagasuperm1_: should use that.. it's still odd that it crashes because the language is not available05:46
tgm4883also05:46
superm1_laga, well that wouldn't help to add it back in05:46
tgm4883Apache/2.2.3 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.1 Server at x.x.x.x Port 8005:46
tgm4883vs this05:46
superm1_that step happens after the VNC is configured05:46
tgm4883Apache/2.2.4 (Ubuntu) mod_python/3.3.1 Python/2.5.1 Server at x.x.x. Port 8005:46
tgm4883wouldn't ^^ indicate no PHP05:47
lagatgm4883: we already know he's not running php05:47
lagatgm4883: we also know that his php install is *gently caress*'ed up05:47
superm1_okay well i'm out for now.05:47
superm1_later guys05:47
tgm4883which is the problem ;P05:47
tgm4883later05:47
lagayeah, gotta clean my room a bit.05:47
tgm4883im leaving, im no help.  It's too early i need coffee05:47
lagaheh05:48
lagauser support makes me bitter05:48
laganeed to get better at coding so i can delegate it05:48
tgm4883let him know when he gets back that unless he has a reason to have it open, he should close off the ssh port05:48
DaveMorrislaga you know what causes ppa to 'fail to upload' after it's built the package fine06:20
DaveMorrisfound out why, ignore me06:22
lagawell, what'st the reason?06:25
DaveMorris opensg_1.8.0alpha1_amd64.deb control file lists section as universe/devel. but changes file has universe/misc.06:30
lagaah06:33
DaveMorrisdo you find the i386 machine alot slower?06:35
DaveMorriseither it is, or I somehow upload some prebuilt code in the sources from my amd64 build06:36
lagaamd64 used to be slower for me *shrug*06:36
DaveMorriswell i386 (samarium) took 31 mins, and amd64 (promethium) took 6mins06:38
DaveMorrislooking at the log i386 built it all, amd64 seemed to have some of the objects built already06:39
laganice06:40
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lagaum06:41
DaveMorrisdo you have to increment the packages each time?06:41
lagathat apple stuff for students is not exactly cheap.06:41
lagaDaveMorris: each time you do what? upload them?06:41
DaveMorrisyeah, coz I've got this06:42
DaveMorrisRejected: MD5 sum of uploaded file does not match existing file in archive Files specified in DSC are broken or missing, skipping package unpack verification.06:42
lagaright06:42
lagadid you re-build the orig.tar.gz?06:42
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DaveMorrisgaim quiety crashed then06:43
laga18:30 < laga> right06:48
laga18:31 < laga> did you re-build the orig.tar.gz?06:48
DaveMorrisyeah06:49
lagayes06:49
lagayou have to increment the version number then06:49
laganot just the ~ppa part ;/06:49
DaveMorrisjust in .dsc file06:49
lagai'm waiting for a new commit in mythtv trunk for that reason06:49
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lagaah06:53
lagathere's one06:53
DaveMorrisyou shouldn't have to incremement the version number IMO if the build failed06:54
DaveMorrisanyway I've got to go now06:54
DaveMorrisI'm late :(06:54
lagasuperm1_: are we having weekly build for -fixes for gutsy and for feisty?07:11
lagasuperm1_: just wondering how i'd do that best for trunk.07:11
lagasuperm1_: just tried to upload orig.tar.gz + diff.gz to gutsy and upload just the .diff.gz for feisty to avoid uploading the big tarball twice. of course, it doesn't work because the orig.tar.gz is was not published yet07:13
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laga Could not connect to ppa.launchpad.net:80 (91.189.90.217), connection timed out08:03
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laga:/08:03
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Deffconlaga?08:05
lagaDeffcon: yes?08:08
Deffcondid you take a look at the repo's that i mentioned08:09
lagawhat repos?08:10
Deffconweekkly and trunk us and uk --> gutsy08:10
Deffconthere was only feisty remember08:10
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lagayeah08:11
lagagutsy simply wasn't built properly :)08:11
lagai'm working on it08:11
lagaDeffcon: in fact, new gutsy packages are on the ppa now08:13
Deffconthe link you gave me this afternoon08:14
Deffcondeb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mythbuntu-trunk/ubuntu/ gutsy main restricted universe multiverse08:14
lagayes08:15
Deffconi'm installing alpha 4 now in vbox then i can test more properly08:15
lagagreat08:15
Deffconcan i help you out with something08:16
lagaif you want to, you translate a few things to your native language08:17
Deffcontell me08:18
Deffconmy language is dutch by the way08:19
lagahttps://translations.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+sources/mythtv/+translations08:20
laga^^ here08:21
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lagathose are the strings used by debconf, eg the questions that are asked during install08:21
lagaalthough quite a few of them are not in use anymore :/08:22
Deffconlaga : can you help me out how i can select a subject to translate on the translation page08:31
lagawell, in my case, i'd just click on "german" in the language field08:32
lagaDaveMorris: right, amd64 builds are still slower for me08:34
lagaDeffcon: did you fix your php problem?08:34
Deffconlaga : no i reinstalled my system08:38
laga:/08:38
Deffconhow  more complete mythbuntu gets less the installatiojn and configuration time !!!! Statement08:39
Deffconalmost fineshed the translations into dutch08:40
lagacan you rephrase your statement? i'm tired so i don't really understand it08:41
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Deffconlaga : how  more complete mythbuntu gets less the installatiojn and configuration time08:50
lagadid you just copy and paste your previous message, including the whitespace and spelling mistakes?08:51
Deffconoh sorry08:54
Deffconhow  more complete mythbuntu gets, less the installationn and configuration time08:54
Deffconhow  more complete mythbuntu gets, less the installation and configuration time08:54
lagawhat are you missing?08:57
Deffconlost here08:59
lagalost what?08:59
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Deffconnever mind09:06
Deffconbesides translation is there something else i can do for you?09:06
lagawell, what can do you? what do you feel like doing?09:10
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lagasuperm1_: hacking on the vnc problem now. i adjusted to code to reset LC_ALL to C09:28
superm1_laga, those changes look sane to lircrc-generator09:28
lagacool09:28
superm1_you tested already?09:28
lagano09:28
lagacurrently testing09:28
superm1_okay i'll give it a quick go09:30
lagaum09:31
lagai didn't push the changes09:31
lagaor are you talking about lirc-generator?09:31
superm1_yes09:31
superm1_lirc-generator09:31
lagagood09:32
lagaBTW, does it bother you that i keep sticking comments everywhere? i rarely see them in your code09:32
superm1_no its a good habit09:33
lagak09:33
superm1_i try to do it in code for school09:33
superm1_but never seem to be doing it alot in python09:33
superm1_because python reads easy usually :)09:33
superm1_is that email address okay to commit with?09:33
superm1_or do you have a different addy on LP09:34
lagamy address on launchpad is laga@laga.ath.cx AFAIK09:34
lagai thought the code was already committed09:34
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superm1_its commited to the bzr branch09:34
superm1_but it still has to be uploaded to ubuntu09:34
superm1_so i'll upload that09:34
lagaah, right09:34
lagaTBH, i dont care much09:34
superm1_ah you didn't remember to bump debian/rules.  i'll bump that before commit09:35
lagaright09:35
lagawas not meant  as a "ready to publish" change, tbh09:35
superm1_well i'll give it a quick test with my mceusb2 config09:36
superm1_and then if its works fine push it09:36
lagacool09:37
lagainstaller is at 90% now09:37
superm1_awesome09:37
lagai wish i'd find out why this box feels so slow.09:37
Deffcondutch translation are almost fineshed guys09:37
superm1_cool Deffcon, how are you doing the translations?09:38
lagamaybe i shouldn't be running 2 VMs simultaneously09:38
superm1_in Rosetta?09:38
lagasuperm1_: rosetta09:38
lagain launchpad09:38
superm1_doing them on ubiquity?09:38
superm1_or on which app ?09:38
Deffconyep launchpad09:38
superm1_or better wording09:38
superm1_for ubiquity?09:38
lagathe debconf stuff for mythtv09:38
lagasuperm1_: is ubiquity available in rosetta yet?09:39
superm1_it should be09:39
lagacool09:39
lagaoh, ffs.09:39
Deffconconfused Rosetta --> Launchpad09:39
lagafailed to fetch vnc4server.09:39
lagai guess it works after installing it manually.09:39
superm1_but it didn't fail during the configure step09:40
superm1_when it added to the xorg.conf then at least09:40
lagadoes the configure step happen before it downloads vnc4server?09:40
lagasuperm1_: there's no vnc entry in /target/etc/X11/xorg.conf :09:41
laga:/09:41
superm1_eh that's right, it goes afterward09:44
superm1_            self.add_drivers_services()09:44
superm1_            self.install_extras()09:44
superm1_            self.configure_services()09:44
superm1_you can just re-order those if you want to give it a go09:44
superm1_configure_services is where the vnc gets done09:45
Deffconconfused Rosetta --> Launchpad09:45
lagatrue enough09:45
superm1_thats in ubiquity/scripts/mythbuntu/mythbuntu_install.py09:45
lagathanks09:45
lagai'll just edit it on the live disk09:46
superm1_there ya go.  first upload to gutsy listed: https://edge.launchpad.net/~laga/+packages09:46
lagayay09:47
lagacool :)09:47
lagasince i'm part of "mythtv ubuntu maintainers"09:47
lagacould i have uploaded that myself?09:47
Deffconguys was it not good to translate then ?09:48
Deffconon lauchpad i mean09:48
lagaDeffcon: it's great, no worries :)09:48
superm1_laga, no you need MOTU status to upload09:48
Deffconwhat are u guys talking about then?09:49
lagasuperm1_: good. so you just "sponsored" me?09:49
superm1_yup09:49
lagasuperm1_: ah. felt good. :)09:49
superm1_oh i just realized you forgot to close the LP bug in there by doing it09:49
superm1_i'll just close manually09:50
superm1_bug 13527709:50
UbotuLaunchpad bug 135277 in mythbuntu-lirc-generator "repeat/delay not handled for lircrc" [Undecided,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13527709:50
bdmurraysuperm1_: would you know anything about bug 138380?10:00
UbotuLaunchpad bug 138380 in linux-source-2.6.22 ""Sluggish" behaviour with cx88 remote control" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13838010:00
Deffconis there a possiblity to REBOOT SHUTDOWN in configration screen of mythtv just like in Knoppmyth10:01
superm1_bdmurray, can't say i'm familiar with the exact issue, but it does look like a good idea to figure out10:02
superm1_i wish i had a cx88 myself10:02
lagaDeffcon: what configuration screen? the control centre?10:03
superm1_bdmurray, i'll subscribe to it though.  if i find some time to ever investigate it myself i will, but time is dwindling :)10:05
bdmurraysuperm1_: re time - indeed.  I thought you might have ran across something with your remote work.10:07
Deffconlaga : i mean in the mythtv configuration screen10:09
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laga2d specs for ati cards are released11:17
Deffconlaga: are the mythtv-additional themes and basic themes not in the svn trunk?11:31
lagathey should be there.. maybe they're broken, dunno off-hand11:35
Deffconthey are from trunk 1447 and now is 144811:40
Deffconbtw this is what i get from mythweb11:40
DeffconIncompatible protocol version (mythweb=35, backend=36)11:40
Deffcon?11:43
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Deffconlaga?11:58
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lagaDeffcon: :/12:24
superm1_laga, did that change work in ubiquity then?12:25
lagasuperm1_: when i shuffled around the steps, i got a different error message, probably because i re-arranged stuff.12:26
superm1_that's odd...12:26
superm1_well i guess some of the steps may be dependent on others12:26
superm1_depends which steps you shuffled12:26
lagait's kinda hard to test things, because i either have a broken on-cd repo or a broken unionfs.12:26
superm1_haha12:27
superm1_yea i know how you feel12:27
superm1_i really wanna test the new changes i made too12:27
lagayeah, dont have my modifications here because i rebooted..12:27
MythbuntuGuest96hey all; I've got a question about the native lirc support in mythbuntu a4//gutsy12:27
superm1_yea shoot MythbuntuGuest9612:27
MythbuntuGuest96I'm trying to use the apple remote with the built-in IR on an apple mac mini12:28
superm1_ah yes12:28
superm1_and how is that working?12:28
superm1_(or lack thereof)12:28
MythbuntuGuest96mostly lack thereof ;)12:28
superm1_what's happening with it?12:29
MythbuntuGuest96Well, the install set up the lircrc and the appropriate lirc files i believe.12:30
superm1_okay good, so /etc/lirc/lircd.conf looks sane12:30
superm1_and so does ~/.lircrc and ~/.mythtv/lircrc12:30
MythbuntuGuest96Yep.12:30
MythbuntuGuest96All look correct.12:30
superm1_so is lircd not running then?12:30
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MythbuntuGuest96i don't believe so; at least i don't see it when i ps | grep for lircd12:31
superm1_you can try to restart the process like this12:31
superm1_sudo /etc/init.d/lirc restart12:32
superm1_and see if its running after that12:32
MythbuntuGuest96I tried that yesterday.  I started up the lirc service again now.12:33
MythbuntuGuest96and it's visible in ps12:33
superm1_okay so now restart myth12:33
superm1_and try the remote12:33
MythbuntuGuest96No luck.12:34
superm1_is lircd still running?12:35
MythbuntuGuest96Actually. Logging out and in killed lircd12:35
MythbuntuGuest96(I'm using ssh to do most of the commands)12:35
superm1_okay well whats happening here is that once a lirc client connects to lircd12:35
superm1_its crashing lircd12:35
superm1_now the apple mini remote, it doesn't create a /dev/lirc* device does it12:35
superm1_i think it needs to use a /dev/input/event* device name12:36
MythbuntuGuest96No.  I believe it has some input in /dev/input/eventX12:36
superm1_okay so that is likely where the issue starts then12:36
superm1_so you'll need to double check on what device that is supposed to be12:36
superm1_with eventX device12:36
superm1_and modify /etc/lirc/hardware.conf to reflect it12:36
superm1_there is the other problem that those device eventX might be changing among boots12:37
superm1_i'd hope not, but its possible12:37
superm1_so perhaps finding it in /dev/input/by-path is better12:37
superm1_if you can get it working and if you can find it in /dev/input/by-path, if you file a bug with a listing of ls -alhR /dev/input and all the information you can about this, i can probably fix this12:38
superm1_so future people won't run into it and alpha5 will have it resolved then12:38
MythbuntuGuest96Will do.  Although the /dev/input/by-path seem to symlink to various places (event5 for the usb ir)12:39
MythbuntuGuest96I'll go ahead and do that.  Thanks for your help.12:39
superm1_well yes, and then /dev/input/by-path/something12:39
superm1_will symlink to the right event device12:39
superm1_with any luck it will always be named the same thing in /dev/input/by-path12:40
lagasuperm1_: weekly builds. are they available for gutsy and feisty?12:40
superm1_laga, i was just planning on doing active supported release for now12:40
superm1_so feisty12:41
superm1_but trunk makes sense on both12:41
superm1_and once gutsy goes live, i was figuring stop doing builds on feisty12:41
superm1_and just go gutsy12:41
lagaright. still, it can't hurt doing them both...12:41
lagabecause i got quite annoyed with the PPA again :)12:42
lagahere's what i tried:12:42
lagamake gutsy source packages. if orig.tar.gz already exists, dont create a new one to avoid checksum issues. then, generate a upload for feisty without the orig.tar.gz because it's already on the mirrors.12:43
superm1_oh and ddoes that work?12:43
lagasounds good, huh? however, if the orig.tar.gz is not already published, build will be rejected. :)12:43
superm1_haha12:43
superm1_yup figures12:43
superm1_so really what you need is a time delay in the script12:43
superm1_like make it a few hour long script12:43
superm1_that will upload the sources in order12:43
superm1_let them publish12:44
superm1_let them finish building12:44
superm1_and then do the same for plugins12:44
lagaalso, if you don't increase the build number to ~mythbuntu2 for feisty, the .dsc and .diff.gz for feisty will be rejected as well. :)12:44
superm1_gosh that's recauculous12:44
lagabecause the md5sum changed. obviously.12:45
superm1_laga, your coming to PPA 101 tomorrow right?12:45
superm1_i was going to bring up a lot of the things i've ran into12:45
superm1_and you should too12:45
lagai was just gonna mail to launchpad-users12:45
lagawhen is ppa 101?12:45
superm1_tomorrow at 15:00 utc12:46
superm1_well sep 13 at 15:0012:46
superm1_since it just turned tomrorow by you didnt it12:46
lagayeah12:47
laga40 minutes ago.12:47
laga47 minutes ago tbh12:47
superm1_i added more timezones to my block in my gnome-panel12:48
superm1_so i finally can pay attention to that kind of stuff12:48
Deffconnight guys12:48
lagasuperm1_: btw, i updated my lircd.conf and submitted it upstream. would you still like to included it in the next lirc upload?12:48
laganight Deffcon12:48
superm1_yes please file a bug for it12:48
lagak12:48
superm1_i'll get it in with MythbuntuGuest96's bug once he files it12:48
lagak.12:54
lagai wonder when mark shuttleworth will come up with an "ubuntu" language.12:54
UbotuNew bug: #139238 in lirc (main) "lircd.conf: ati remote wonder, atilibusb" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13923801:00
lagaok, bedtime.01:11

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