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ScottKlamont: Fix Released with an open task for Dapper if it's SRU worthy.12:52
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lamontScottK: uh... "open task for dapper".. I assume there's a "create task" label somewhere on the page, eh?12:59
Fujitsulool: `Nominate for release', IIRC.12:59
FujitsuBah, lamont ^^12:59
lamontok01:01
ScottKWHat Fujitsu said.01:03
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pochulamont: you can't do it without nominating: change the url from lp.net/ubuntu/+source... to lp.net/ubuntu/dapper/+source..., and then click on "This bug also needs fixing here" (or something like that)01:22
pochus/can't/can/01:22
pochuThat way you don't need a driver to approve it... (dunno if you're a driver though hehe)01:22
Fujitsupochu: It's not drivers - that piece of text is entirely wrong.01:23
FujitsuIt's uploaders to the component.01:23
pochuI thought it was drivers who had to approve them...01:24
pochuOh, it was some time ago, wasn't it?01:24
LaserJockit used to be that core-devs where drivers01:24
pochuBut there was a spec... motu-bugs-permissions, or something like that01:24
LaserJockbut they've changed it to be uploaders to the component01:24
LaserJockright01:24
Fujitsupochu: motu-bug-persmissions [sic] 01:25
pochuAnyway, I can also 'approve' a nomination for a bug, with that workaround ;)01:26
Fujitsupochu: Yep, their permissions are very well enforced.01:26
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yipeThank you, thank you, thank you a thousand times thank you devs for gutsy!01:38
yipeI love it already!01:38
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cjwatsondavmor2: ctrl-alt-f1, 'dmesg | grep BUG' please02:18
cjwatsonslangasek: I agree with you, "upload and have archive admins approve when ready" is a better process02:18
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gnomefreakcjwatson: i had daily ISO i think tuesdays freeze at 15% during install if it happens again i should beable to save the files to usb stick right? so i can add to bug report?02:34
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cjwatsongnomefreak: we know Tuesday's was hopelessly busted02:35
cjwatsonunionfs was broken02:35
jdongusb works for me today02:35
cjwatsonanything before this afternoon's build is not interesting02:35
gnomefreakcjwatson: ah ok cool02:35
jdongcjwatson: as I commented earlier today unionfs is still a bit busted on .1 today...02:35
cjwatsonjdong: yes but it's not clear how bad yet02:35
cjwatson(it's working fine for me so it's not a universal problem)02:35
gnomefreaki will grab mondays/tuesdays than and test02:35
jdongit was bad enough that I couldn't get ubiquity to load :(02:35
jdongI posted a dmesg on the bug report02:36
cjwatsonok, I can't do anything right now and don't intend to, I have a zillion other things to fix before bed02:36
cjwatsonyour concern is noted for Monday :-)02:36
jdongno sweat, no hurry02:36
jdongjust wanted to make sure you guys were aware of it :)02:36
cjwatsonthere is lots of hurry, beta is five days02:36
jdongbut sleep first :)02:36
cjwatsonno, fix wubi first02:37
cjwatsonthen sleep02:37
jdongyou're a trooper02:37
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mthaddonLP going down for maintenance in 15 minutes for 1 hour03:43
calclooks like i can't get rid of the java deps for ooo, but was able to disable the system lp-solve which saved some space03:50
cjwatsonmthaddon: bazaar.lp.net isn't down already, is it?03:50
cjwatsonI get ECONNREFUSED from it03:50
calcso we only ended up saving ~ 4MB so far with tweaking ooo03:51
mthaddoncjwatson, it is, yes - timing was for the web front end03:51
cjwatsonargh03:51
cjwatsonmthaddon: what's this downtime for? I thought this week was meant to be clear03:51
calccjwatson: wow you are up early03:51
cjwatsoncalc: late03:51
cjwatsonI was hoping to get this code committed before the downtime03:51
mthaddoncjwatson, bug fix post 1.1.9 release - I think next week is meant to be the clear week03:51
cjwatsonmthaddon: beta is Thursday03:52
cjwatsonwe need a stable and available Launchpad03:52
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kikohi there03:53
kikoI know03:53
cjwatsonthis downtime will significantly reduce the chances of the Windows installer work making it into gutsy, since I was trying to land the last few fixes so that we could test them tomorrow morning03:53
cjwatson(the last few fixes that we know about)03:53
cjwatsoncan it at least be delayed an hour or two?03:53
kikocjwatson, I guess that's up to mthaddon. I have already been awake for some 18 hours, I can wait another two. :)03:54
kikolet me chat with him.03:54
cjwatsonI'm up late too03:54
kikoI know03:54
cjwatsonkiko: I realise bug fixes are often exceptions, which is fair enough, but could you clarify whether this week or next is the clear week?03:55
cjwatson(aside from this particular case)03:55
kikocjwatson, it's next week.03:55
kikonext week is week zero.03:55
cjwatsonso the week after beta?03:55
kikocjwatson, it is likely the rollout will not take a full hour03:56
cjwatsonoh, by "week" you mean Mon-Fri?03:56
kikothe week that starts on the 24th03:56
kikoyes03:56
cjwatsonsorry, I'm so used to thinking in Ubuntu weeks which start and end on Thursday :-)03:56
kikoheh03:56
cjwatsonok, that's cool03:56
cjwatsonkiko: I can't realistically stay awake until 4am03:56
kikocjwatson, how much more time do you need?03:57
calccjwatson: inject some caffeine ;)03:57
cjwatsonkiko: about 20-30 minutes I think03:57
cjwatsonit's just a matter of landing commits and uploading; we can turn off the publisher at this point if the uploader stays up03:57
cjwatson(so that Tom isn't blocked on waiting for the publisher to stop)03:58
kikocjwatson, let's try and do the rollout quick so you're not blocked. it shouldn't take more than 15 minutes tbh, and if it does we can abort. deal?03:59
cjwatsonkiko: ok, I can cope with that04:00
kikothanks04:00
cjwatsonI'll go and get more coffee04:00
kikoseems like I owe many beers tonight04:00
Riddelldavmor2: pong04:03
Riddelldavmor2: evand does ubiquity04:03
cjwatsonRiddell: I answered him04:05
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kikocjwatson, it's going smoothly, should be soon now.04:12
kikothe database updated fine.04:13
cjwatsongreat04:13
mthaddoncjwatson, should be back up04:17
cjwatsongreat04:17
mthaddonplease check and let me know04:18
cjwatsonyep, works fine now04:18
mthaddoncool04:18
cjwatsonthanks for your speed, I appreciate it04:18
kikocjwatson, thanks so much.04:18
cjwatsonsorry to make a fuss :-/04:18
mthaddonnp04:18
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lamontinteresting that the unaccepted queue has -12.37.{diff.gz,dsc} and -12.38_source.changes....04:54
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kiko-zzzcjwatson, everything going okay?04:55
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cjwatsonkiko-zzz: yep, all fine now05:09
cjwatsonabout to fall over05:09
cjwatsonlamont: probably tomorrow after CD builds05:09
kiko-zzzcjwatson, good job. congrats :)05:09
lamontah, right.05:09
lamontI suppose I'll live.05:09
cjwatsonkiko-zzz: we'll see whether it all works ...05:10
lamontcjwatson: how hard would it be for me to find a copy of the dsc, diff.gz and source.changes files before then?05:10
cjwatsonlamont: they should all be in the Launchpad librarian05:10
cjwatsonor do you mean of -12.37?05:10
cjwatsonlamont: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/queue/gutsy/unapproved/05:11
lamontthat has -12.37 diff/dsc, and .38 source.changes...05:11
cjwatsonthe .changes is misnamed, that's all05:11
cjwatsonif you actually look at it it's for .3605:12
cjwatsoner, for .3705:12
cjwatsondunno what kyle did to that05:12
lamontthere are tags for 12.37 and 12.38 in git...05:12
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lamontand the next upload looks like it wants to be -12.39 atm05:16
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lamonttest build queued05:22
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=== Hobbsee skewers mneptok
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manchickenAnybody seen mvo lately?06:31
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desrtpretty sure the CoC has negative things to say about skewering06:34
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LaserJockmanchicken: I saw him today06:36
LaserJocktoday my time anyway06:36
manchickenI totally need to pick his brain.06:36
LaserJockI'm actually looking for him too06:36
LaserJockgnome-app-install is acting funny on me :(06:37
manchickenI'm trying to figure out how to get changelog URL generation working under adept.  mvo *is* the documentation for libapt.06:37
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Hobbseedesrt: heh :)06:50
Hobbseedesrt: you wish.06:50
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desrtoh.  ow.06:53
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`23megHobbsee: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=55372607:22
jdongwould almost seem like the forusms are giving monkeys a bad name :D07:27
IntuitiveNipplean alternative might be a 'vote' portlet that non-commenting users can do the +1 with to indicate their interest in the bug, without creating comment spam07:29
Hobbseejdong: *grin*07:29
Hobbsee`23meg: ah yes, i think i saw that in my email07:29
jdong:)07:29
jdongIntuitiveNipple: perhaps at UDS we can hammer out some good way of flowing between LP and the forums07:30
HobbseeIntuitiveNipple: true - but popularity is not the only meter, nor a particularly good meter, of the priority of the bug.07:30
`23megIntuitiveNipple, subscribing is a way of showing one's interest07:30
IntuitiveNippleHobbsee: agreed, but getting some feedback as to the number of users actively affected is useful in deciding what to tackle and what priority to set07:31
IntuitiveNipple`23meg: Yes, but how many of those users will then send "unsubscribe" messages trying to leave?  :)07:31
`23megunsubscribing from a bug doesn't send mail to everyone07:32
`23megneither does subscribing07:32
evandIsn't this what the developer forum on ubuntuforums is for?  Soliciting feedback, that is.07:32
evandI fear the day when this activity spreads to most other bugs.07:33
LaserJockjdong: LP-forums stuff has been discuss for ever UDS I've been at, which is the last 307:33
LaserJock*discussed07:33
`23megjdong, there's also a blueprint I think07:33
IntuitiveNippleI'm working on something similar, for Hardy, automated collection of hardware profiles and association with bug, and integration with Laptop-Testing, so we have a structured view of bug impact and effects, and a 'hardware popularity' contest07:33
LaserJockI honestly think it's better for devs to go to the forums than the forums goin to devs07:34
evand+1 ;)07:34
IntuitiveNippleNo reason not to have a link on a bug, to a forum thread URL, same as forums do to launchpad :)07:35
HobbseeIntuitiveNipple: true.07:42
Hobbsee`23meg: if they do it stupidly, yes it does spam pepole.07:42
HobbseeLaserJock: so it seems.  which is why it wont get done :P07:43
`23megHobbsee, people who post "+1" rarely use the mail interface07:43
IntuitiveNipplewow, first major fog of the autumn out my window... I was expecting a nice sunrise07:43
LaserJock`23meg: is there any way to anticipate when a bug report is gonna get spammed?07:44
HobbseeLaserJock: when it's something that lots of forum users would want07:44
HobbseeLaserJock: and set it to private, when that happens.07:44
LaserJockif you can put a link to a forum thread for all the +1 stuff that allows people to still voice themselves07:45
`23megLaserJock, when a link is posted to a controversial forum thread, or one in which inexperienced users are involved07:45
LaserJockbut doesn't get in the way of the bug reports or send bug spam07:45
HobbseeLaserJock: i think they did - and they spammed teh report anyway07:45
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IntuitiveNippleAlso, if you do that, they can add a vote to the forum thread, and +1 away :)07:45
IntuitiveNipplereflect the vote results into the bug report, if there's a forum link :)07:46
IntuitiveNipplemakes +1 users happy, and saves tempers fraying for devs07:46
LaserJock`23meg: I don't see a link to the forums from the bug report07:47
`23megLaserJock, it's the opposite07:47
LaserJockor rather that was for Hobbsee07:47
LaserJockI'm thinking that the reverse direction is more helpful07:48
`23meghow exactly should that be done?07:48
LaserJockput a link in the bug report07:48
`23megto a forum thread, and say "post the +1s here"?07:49
LaserJockyes, basically07:49
IntuitiveNippleI like the idea, because prompter text could say "to vote or discuss this bug visit this forum thread"07:49
LaserJockwe've been looking at linking from forums to launchpad07:50
LaserJockbut maybe going the other day around is more helpful07:50
`23megLaserJock, the forums have a "link to LP bug" function07:51
IntuitiveNippleThat's been there for a while - there's an option for a link to launchpad at least07:51
IntuitiveNippleI know I've used it a few times07:51
`23megbut I doubt it does anything beyond putting a bug URL on top of the forum post07:51
LaserJockright, I know it's there07:51
`23megit's not possible to query for forum posts related to a certain bug, etc.07:51
LaserJockI'm just saying sending hordes of people to LP doesn't really help us much does it?07:52
`23megsure07:52
`23megin this particular case, one user said something in the lines of "if you want this package included, please show your support in LP"07:53
LaserJockright07:53
`23megwhich hints to lack of knowledge of bug tracker etiquette07:53
`23megwhich in turn brings us to the fact that the bug tracker has no etiquette page07:53
IntuitiveNippleyou know what? that K3B trumpet fanfare when it completes a burn made me spill my mug of tea!07:53
LaserJocklol07:54
TheMusoc07:54
LaserJock`23meg: would people read it?07:54
TheMusowrong window07:54
TheMusoIntuitiveNipple: IMO the ejecting of your drive should be enough. :p07:54
`23megLaserJock, whether people would read it is separate question07:54
IntuitiveNippleTheMuso: lol... I was stood up looking out across the fields, absorbed in thought07:55
IntuitiveNippleI think what we really want is to keep LP secret from the forum users, but have a link from LP to forums for devs to be able to look at discussions surrounding user experiences :)07:56
`23megwhen it's not there, there's nothing concrete to hold people accountable against07:56
StevenKIntuitiveNipple: Ah, so Launchpad asks "Are j00 a forum user?" when signing up? :-P07:56
LaserJocktrue07:56
IntuitiveNipplelol07:56
`23megin other bug trackers, when users breach the etiquette, people typically post a link to the etiquette page (see GNOME bugzilla)07:56
IntuitiveNippleYou've got my drift... it's the silly time of the day07:57
IntuitiveNipple7am and I've been programming 5 hours07:57
StevenKOr in the Gentoo bug tracker, refuse to fix the bug unless the submitter refiles it following etiquette rules07:57
minghuaHmm, I think I registered for forum before becoming a LP user.07:58
IntuitiveNippleHmm, not sure I like that idea. I feel 'told off' if a bug report is marked 'Invalid' when it has resolved itself... I would like a "Resolved" status :)07:58
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minghuaBecause forum predates LP IIRC.07:58
IntuitiveNippleI find forums better for documenting... code-formatting, quoting, and so forth07:59
`23megsure, the forums are much older than LP07:59
minghuaIt's true that LP's web interface sucks for quoting, but email is always there.08:00
IntuitiveNippleI don't think it does HTML <> LP does it?08:01
IntuitiveNippleGrrr! I can't win. The Gutsy LiveCD fails through unionfs/i810 issues on the vaio notebooks, and now the alternate claims the CD isn't in the drive after it just booted from it!08:02
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kagougood morning08:11
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slytherinpitti: When you say soname should remain same for a new version of library, what exactly does it mean?12:48
pittislytherin: i. e. the API and ABI must be backwards compatible12:50
slytherinpitti: Does it have anything to do with actual name of .so file?12:50
pittislytherin: if you upgrade the library, all existing binary packages which linked and depend against the old version must continue to work with the newer library12:50
pittislytherin: the 'soname' is the common means of designating the backwards compatible "ABI version"12:51
slytherinpitti: Ok12:51
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stgraberpitti: The tracker worked correctly yesterday and e-mail notifications were correctly sent, so next time you'll be able to add the new ISOs yourself.01:09
pittistgraber: cool01:10
pittistgraber: who does it notify now?01:10
cjwatsonstgraber: we might as well cancel testing of alternate images; they're screwed01:14
cjwatsonI just uploaded netcfg to fix them01:14
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pitticjwatson, stgraber: alternates disabled in iso tracker01:28
pittistgraber: ^ erm, at least I wanted to; it doesn't actually seem to work; can you please have a look?01:29
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stgraberpitti: ok, I'll have a look. e-mail notifications are sent to people with e-mail notification enabled in their tracker profile (My profile)01:47
pitticjwatson: FYI, if someone complains about ubiquity crashing with a mmap SystemError, I filed bug 14400101:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144001 in python-apt "crashes with SystemError: E:Unable to write mmap - msync" [Critical,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14400101:48
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stgrabercjwatson: alternate also means Edubuntu server and all the Netboot right ?01:48
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stgraberpitti: in fact the ISOs were correctly disabled (you can't post a result), it's just the ISOs list that doesn't show "rebuilding"01:53
pittistgraber: ah, I see01:54
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slytherinDo I need original maintainer field if the version I am packaging is not in debian?02:27
stgraberAnyone having problems with ekiga ? (ekiga: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libopal.so.2.2: undefined symbol: _ZN11PSafeObjectC2Ev)02:28
Kmosslytherin: for ubuntu you need.. XSBC-Original-Maintaner...02:28
Kmosand Maintainer:02:29
stgraberI'll try a package rebuild and see if that's just some kind of library change that's causing it02:29
slytherinKmos: ok02:29
Kmosslytherin: better to ask on #ubuntu-motu02:29
Hobbseestgraber: i think there may have been a bug on that filed earlier, actually02:34
stgraberLooks like bug 13156902:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131569 in ekiga "Ekiga does not start (Gutsy) - undefined symbol" [Medium,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13156902:37
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Hobbseestgraber: is that amd64 weirdness, or?02:42
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ion_benc:02:46
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ion_Whoops02:46
ion_benc: The nvidia_supported patch doesnt seem to be included in the newest l-r-m.02:46
ion_benc: Additionally, the added echo "$start $stop $symname" line messes with its output.02:51
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_MMA_ion_: Do you mean you cant use the nVidia drivers anymore? Today, with the new upload was the 1st time I could use 'em with -rt.03:01
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ion_mma: No, only that the modalias pattern list is incorrect.03:03
ion_benc: As a reminder, the diff to the previous version is at <http://heh.fi/tmp/nvidia_supported.diff> and heres the version with the diff applied, <http://heh.fi/tmp/nvidia_supported>.03:04
slytherinif anyone is interested, I have created libtheora packages for 1.0beta1, should appear in my ppa in some time. http://ppa.launchpad.net/onkarshinde/ubuntu I will file bug on Monday.03:04
_MMA_ion_: Ahh... Ok.03:05
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yacoobHi there. Can anyone confirm that this http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=402332 also applies to feisty?03:22
ubotuDebian bug 402332 in coreutils "cp/mv do not respect default ACL set on the parent directory" [Normal,Open] 03:22
cjwatsonstgraber: anything using d-i where the installation profile includes the network-manager package03:24
asacHobbsee: was there a knetwormanager upgrade recently as well? or why can your .knetworkmanagerc become corrupted03:31
Hobbseeasac: not to my knowledge.03:31
Hobbseeasac: i have no idea.03:31
asacHobbsee: do you do backups of your HOME?03:32
asacHobbsee: maybe you can recover the broken file?03:32
yacoobSigh. Well, bug filed... :(03:32
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Hobbseeasac: er, i should do one of them.  i rm'd it, sorry.03:33
asacok03:33
asac;)03:33
yacoobthere's nothing more annoying when you look for something, you find the "perfect fix" and then it turns out it doesn't work as expected :/03:34
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pkernIf I use boot.img.gz from d-i, does it only retrieve the installer components from the net and on install use the iso provided on the stick or is there some option I could turn on so that it automatically loads everything from the provided cd image?03:37
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cjwatsonpkern: boot.img.gz is just a format, not an installation type; the thing you want to look at is whether it's cdrom, hd-media, or netboot03:55
cjwatsonpkern: ISTR that hd-media will grab everything from the ISO on the stick if it can03:57
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soren"update-manager -d" on feisty should offer to upgrade to gutsy, shouldn't it?04:12
sorenupdate-manager version is 0.59.2304:12
sorenAh, I need to run it as root? That doesn't seem right.04:14
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Kopfgeldjaegerer... ubiquity does start anymore for me on the live-cd (well, that was the first time i tried it). can somebody confirm this?04:46
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bigonhi, could some buildd admin have a look at https://launchpad.net/~telepathy/+archive/+build/397159 ?04:57
Hobbsee!weekend04:59
ubotuIt's a weekend.  Often on weekends, the paid developers, and a lot of the community, may not be around to answer your question.  Please be patient, wait longer than you normally would, or try again during the working week.04:59
pkerncjwatson: Oh, I guess I accidentally grabbed netboot then, thanks!04:59
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Hobbseeespecially for non-beta critical stuff04:59
pkernSo almost time to trash the laptop with gutsy encrypted LVM install... ;)05:00
Hobbseebigon: oh, that's a ppa bug.05:00
bigonHobbsee: yep05:01
Hobbseebigon: in which the correct place to ask is probably #launchpad, but again, the stuff about weekends applies05:01
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bddebianHeya05:03
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pkernNo fun, hd-media reports kernel mismatch... Hm.05:16
pkernPublished in gutsy-release 5 hours ago05:18
pkernGah... !@#@!#05:18
\shand on my desktop nautilus is getting mad and hitting  the harddrive...with something I can't identify...killing nauilus helps, but no gnome comes up..05:18
pkerncjwatson: Is there a possibility to get a hd-media boot.img.gz built against the current kernel?05:18
\shstrange thing, it just happens on this desktop machine...and not on my laptop05:18
jdong\sh: does a logout help? When I applied the updates yesterday gnome went crazy infinitely regenerating thumbnails05:19
pkerncjwatson: Hm, other way round, the cd image is the problem of course. \:05:19
\shjdong, nope...reboot doesn't help nothing...05:19
\shjdong, you say .thumbnails?05:19
\shhmm05:19
jdongwell that was my problem yesterday, yes05:20
\shjdong, I see after dm login, two or three times my panels coming up and destroying05:20
cjwatsonpkern: should already be one05:20
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pkerncjwatson: Yep it is, it's just incompatible to the current cd build.05:21
jdong\sh: that's odd.... it could be the panel's crashing like crazy?05:21
cjwatsoncurrent CD build is against -12 too05:21
pkernThere was a new revision 5h ago...05:21
\shjdong, no...when I kill nautilus form console...it stops hitting the harddrive05:21
cjwatsonyou're just out of date with one or the other I expect05:21
jdonghmm...05:21
pkerncjwatson: Doesn't it also depend on the right kernel revision?05:22
stgraberHobbsee: yes it's amd6405:23
pkernAnd how often does d-i get a rebuild pushed to the mirrors? (If it isn't that often my assumption is wrong anyway.) But I do get a mismatch between the hd-media image currently on archive and the current cd image (that's for sure, just jigdo'ed).05:23
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cjwatsonpkern: they both have the right kernel version as far as I can see. d-i gets rebuilt manually when I feel like it05:26
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Hobbseegood morning pitti!05:26
pkerncjwatson: Ok, thanks. I will investigate this one. ;)05:27
jdonggood morning, world :)05:27
jdongit's a bright and shiny day....05:27
jdonguntil someone brings up unionfs :D05:27
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pittihey Hobbsee05:27
lamontif apache was removed from gutsy, why were libapache-mod-* left?05:28
lamontlibapache-mod-{cgi-debug,filter,index-rss,ldap,mp3,random,relocate,text2html,trigger} all build-depend apache-dev05:29
\shlamont, check the depends...they are transitional packages05:31
\shsry...those ones05:32
bddebianOohh, pitti.  I was trying to use your syncpackage script for pochu to sync gnome-build but the dang thing keeps failing on signing the package.  I have DEBMAIL and DEBSIGN_KEYID set and I have no problems signing my packages or manually signing stuff.  Could you help?05:32
bddebianpitti: Oh Hi, bye the way :-)05:32
lamont\sh: ok.. I just know they're ftbfs on gutsy/hppa, and I expect that they'll be ftbfs on the rebuild testing for every other architecture...05:33
pittibddebian: no idea; just debsign the package manually after syncing it05:33
bddebianlamont: That's a dang fine question.  Though libapache-mod-auth-radius became libapache2-mod-auth-radius.  Maybe we should do the same where possible for the oothers?05:33
pittibddebian: it's the last step anyway05:33
bddebianAnd then just dput it?05:34
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pittibddebian: well, check the source.changes for sanity first05:34
lamont\sh Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4.1.16), apache-dev (>= 1.3.34)05:34
bddebianpitti: Hrm, this is the same reason signing is failing.  I get: Changed-By: Barry deFreese <> in the .changes file05:35
pittibddebian: ah, so it put in the wrong email address, it seems05:36
bddebianAye it put no email address :)05:36
pittibddebian: hm, but $DEBEMAIL is correct?05:36
\shguys05:36
bddebianDEBMAIL=bddebian@comcast.net05:37
pittibddebian: DEB*E*MAIL05:37
bddebiangah, wtf. I knew it was going to be something stupid I did05:37
\shI have in ~/nautilus-debug-log.txt messages like "0x8177888 2997/09/22 17:36:38.1745 (USER): debug log dumped due to signal 1105:37
\shand this is hitting my hd so hard..05:37
\shwhat is it? any clue?05:37
Vegarhow come the restricted drivers manager tells me I don't need any restricted drivers when I have an nvidia card?05:38
bddebianpitti: Excellent thanks.  Now, it shouldn't add a build1 version or anything? I didn't think we were supposed to do that?05:39
pittiVegar: you have the nv driver ATM?05:39
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Vegarno05:39
Vegarpitti: vesa05:39
pittibddebian: nope05:39
Vegarpitti: it used to give me the choice to install the nvidia driver05:39
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bddebianpitti: OK, thanks again and sorry to bother you05:39
pittiVegar: it doesn't even appear in the list?05:39
Vegarno05:39
pittiVegar: lspci | grep 030005:40
pitti?05:40
Vegarit tells me my hardware doesn't need any restricted drivers05:40
Vegarsec05:40
VegarI'll log on on the laptop in question05:40
Vegarno matches on that, pitti05:41
pittiVegar: erm... no graphics card at all??05:41
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Vegar01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Quadro NVS 140M (rev a1)05:43
Vegaroh, this is the -devel channel05:43
VegarI thought I was in ubuntu+105:43
pittiVegar: what's the corresponding "lspci -n" line for that?05:43
pittilamont: that doesn't give me the vendor/product ID :/05:43
lamontpitti: ah05:44
Vegarpitti: 01:00.0 0300: 10de:0429 (rev a1)05:44
pittiVegar: ah, so 0300 *does* match05:44
VegarI might have forgotten the -n flag05:44
Vegarmeh05:45
pittiVegar: right, this model isn't in /usr/share/linux-restricted-modules/2.6.22-12-generic/modules.alias.override/nvidia05:45
Vegarah05:45
pittiVegar: please file a bug against linux-restricted-modules-2.6.22 and include above information (vendor/product ID and model name)05:45
Vegarso that's a bug then?05:45
pittiVegar: you can manually edit that file to include your device ID, if you prefer05:46
Vegarwill do05:46
Vegaryeah, I'll do that05:46
VegarI was looking forward to trying the new nvidia drivers05:46
pittiVegar: depends; if the card is actually supported by nvidia-glx, it's a bug of that restricted driver05:46
Vegarit's nvidia-glx-new05:46
Vegarisn't nvidia-glx the legacy driver?05:47
pittiVegar: you can also configure it manually, of course (install nvidia-glx and use displayconfig-gtk to switch the driver)05:47
pittiVegar: right, -new05:47
lamontpitti: if you get bored feel free to look at the util-linux 2.13-{6,7} diff and tell me if you want that in pre-beta, post-beta, or in hardy.  (hwclockfirst.sh is debian only, btw)05:47
Vegarwhat's the format of the nvidia alias override file?05:48
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pittiVegar: just copy&paste a line and insert your product ID05:50
pittialias pci:v000010DEd00000429sv*sd*bc03sc*i* nvidia_new05:50
pitti^ Vegar05:50
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sponixanyone in here seen the /dev/null permission issue, every boot it goes to 600 instead of 666, _might_ be udev related (but udev rules are set for it at 666) ?05:51
Vegarpitti: ah, wonderful05:51
Vegarpitti: thanks a lot05:51
lamontsponix: but 600 is far more secure than 666. :-D05:52
cjwatsonsponix: I'd bet more on some broken init script personally05:52
pittiVegar: please file a bug, though; in the end it's a bug in that stupid nvidia driver, but we can work around it with that list05:52
cjwatsonand we would love to know which it is ...05:52
cjwatsonfor example something might remove /dev/null which would lead to it being recreated with bogus permissions05:52
Vegarpitti: I'm working on that05:52
cjwatson(doesn't happen here, though)05:52
lamontsponix: is it still a character device file?05:53
sponixlamont: perms are crw-r-r is what they keep getting reset to instead of crw-rw-rw05:53
Vegarpitti: how come it suddenly stopped recognising my card? could it be because it was removed from that list in the latest restricted-modules upgrade?05:53
cjwatsoninteresting05:53
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cjwatsonso it's not just being removed05:53
pochupitti: gnome-build uploaded. since it's in universe, will it need to wait for beta release, or can you accept it?05:54
pittiVegar: yes, we updated the driver to a new version; the new nvidia driver might have decided to not support your card any more, or so05:54
pittipochu: I can accept it05:54
cjwatsonsponix: I think you need Keybuk to investigate, when he's around05:54
Vegarah, that's evil05:54
sponixlamont: see xD card reader on these boxen doesn't wort without udev active in runlevel 2,3,4,5 so I turned that on... after that the problem seems to appear, but even after turning it off except S (startup), the issue still seems to persist05:54
lamontinteresting05:55
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sponixlamont: found a quick hack on a forum that makes it _work_ but its a bit dirty, and would like to know what causes the issue so I can fix it properly05:55
pochupitti: cool, thanks. that way I'll be able to request the anjuta UVFe.05:55
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lamontthat is the challenge with quick hacks05:55
sponixI don't mind a simple hack myself, but its on my wifes boxen also, and I have to leave for a year, would like to make sure she is setup correclty05:55
sponixcorrectly05:56
lamontunderstandable05:56
lamontremote puppet-master support technology is still in its infancy05:57
sponixlamont: quick h4x0rz was just to drop chmod 666 /dev/null at the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local to reset it to proper state at the _end_ of each boot05:57
sponixbut if anything updates bootscripts it could overwrite my change, leaving it so she cannot login05:58
cjwatsonsponix: err, you mean you added S links for udev in /etc/rc[2345] .d/ ?05:58
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cjwatsonsponix: you really shouldn't do that, it's already started in rcS05:59
lamontand stays running forever05:59
cjwatsonsponix: it would probably be easier to find out why you need to start it again there05:59
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cjwatsonsponix: forget about runlevel editors, look in /etc/rc2.d with a shell to see if there's anything matching *udev* in there06:00
cjwatsonI bet your runlevel editor threw in a K link when you disabled it ...06:00
sponixcjwatson: see I uses sysv-rc-conf and it was default set to just S, I had to add 2,3,4,5 before the card reader would work06:00
sponixcjwatson: had to start udev by hand with /etc/init.d/udev start the first go... prior, her card reader found the card, but didn't make the device for the partition06:01
cjwatsonsponix: 'sudo rm -f '/etc/rc[2345] .d/[SK] ??udev'06:01
cjwatsonsponix: seriously, that's bad news, I understand it fixed one problem (by luck) but it clearly introduced more06:01
cjwatsonlose it06:01
sponixexample, it showed /dev/sdg1 or /dev/sdd1 and would have /dev/sdg and /dev/sdd but no the /dev/sdd1 and /dev/sdg1 devices06:01
cjwatsonsorry, amend the above06:02
sponixcjwatson: so you want me to try removing udev runlevels _completely_ and then give it a boot ?06:02
cjwatsonsudo rm -f /etc/rc[2345] .d/[SK] ??udev06:02
sponixor you want just S and K ?06:02
cjwatsonsponix: udev should not be mentioned AT ALL in runlevels 2, 3, 4, 506:02
cjwatsonsponix: it should only be in runlevel S06:02
lamont ls /etc/rc*/*udev*06:03
lamont/etc/rcS.d/S10udev06:03
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cjwatsonsponix: your runlevel editor is dumb and did evil things to your system when you did that06:03
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sponixnot an problem.. I can mod that wht sysv-rc-conf06:03
cjwatsonno, do it at a shell06:03
sponixha06:03
cjwatsonI don't trust that program06:03
cjwatsonit broke your system06:03
cjwatson(albeit at your request, but still)06:03
sponixthink it was it ?06:03
sponixno, it was just acting on my dumb wishes ! ;)06:03
cjwatsonI bet you it left K links in runlevels 2, 3, 4, 5 when you asked it to reverse your previous action06:04
cjwatsonwhich shuts down udev which is really bad news06:04
cjwatsonrun the command I gave above06:04
sponixcjwatson: I'll double check on my broken laptop real fast06:04
cjwatsonthen make sure that /etc/rcS.d/S10udev exists, as lamont showed above06:04
cjwatsonit's not worth trying to debug anything else until you've straightened that out06:05
sponixyep, that command nuked K90udev from 234506:07
sponixgoing to temp remove my h4x0r and reboot, see if it still fsked06:07
cjwatsonnow, the card reader may be broken again of course, but I bet there are better ways to fix that06:08
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sponixcard reader is more for this desktop I'm on now.. but I implimented the "hose" on my laptop also just to make sure I was consistant at fscking things up :P06:09
stgraberHobbsee: Looks like rebuilding libopal (opal) helped, my ekiga no longer crash06:12
stgraberHobbsee: I'll use it for a while (trying to make it crash) and if it's stable ask a core-dev to do a zero-change upload for opal06:12
sponixcjwatson: yep, that unhosed the boot, and udev is still running when I "ps ax|grep udev"06:13
cjwatsongreat06:13
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cjwatsonmight be worth filing a bug on sysv-rc-conf - it shouldn't have let you do that06:13
sponixcjwatson: I'll have the wife get me the digital camera card next time I catch her06:14
cjwatsonbug 77885 may be related06:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 77885 in sysv-rc-conf "Minor: sysv-rc-conf inconsistency displaying rcS.d or not" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7788506:14
cjwatsoncertainly, one ought not to be able to set something up to have an entry (whether S or K) in both S and 2/3/4/506:14
sponixK=Kill correct ?06:16
sponixI've been using sysv-rc-conf for a while, first time I've had it hose something up, I'll have to remember to double check its work, or quit being lazy and do it by hand06:17
sponixVista is So Sloooowwwwww, I thought it was locked up on boot... Been running ubuntu-7.04 on the same box for about a week, almost forgot how pathetic vista makes the same hardware look06:18
sponixcjwatson: ever used Linux software raid5 ?06:19
Hobbseestgraber: i can throw it thru regardless, but it's easier after the main freeze, yes.06:19
Hobbseestgraber: of course, it's not exactly much I/O to rebuild it anyway, in the grand scheme of things, so then more people can test it.06:20
cjwatsonsponix: no06:20
cjwatsonsponix: yes, "S" means "run this script with 'start' on entry to this runlevel", "K" means "run this script with 'stop' on entry to this runlevel"06:21
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lamontsponix: root on my feisty machine is sw raid506:23
sponixlamont: what do you think of it? I've got 4-6 IDE 500G drives looking to backup my dvd collection, and then either nfs share them out to the other boxen, or make a web interface and vlc stream them06:24
lamontcjwatson:  ls /etc/rc*/*hplip*06:24
lamont/etc/rc0.d/K19hplip  /etc/rc3.d/S19hplip  /etc/rc6.d/K19hplip06:24
lamont/etc/rc1.d/K19hplip  /etc/rc4.d/S19hplip06:24
lamont/etc/rc2.d/S19hplip  /etc/rc5.d/S19hplip06:24
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cjwatsonlamont: yes ...?06:25
lamontsponix: I'd rather have hardware raid.  but then, I'm cheap06:25
lamontthat's a S in multiple run levels...06:25
cjwatsonsurely software RAID is the cheap option06:25
stgraberHobbsee: at least I can now call without having ekiga to crash, and doing the same with another ekiga (without the rebuilt libopal) make it crash instantly06:25
Hobbseestgraber: OK.  got the bug #?06:26
lamontcjwatson: and that's why I have sw raid instead of hwraid like I'd prefer...06:26
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stgraberbug 131569 IIRC06:26
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131569 in opal "Ekiga does not start (Gutsy) - undefined symbol (dup-of: 117732)" [Medium,Invalid]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13156906:26
ubotuLaunchpad bug 117732 in opal "ABI changed without a corresponding soname change" [High,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11773206:26
sponixdoesn't have to be super fast, just be able to recover if a drive goes down, hate to lose 1.5+ TB of media over a single drive failing06:26
sponixthat is a _very_ long time of ripping my dvd's again :P06:26
cjwatsonlamont: I didn't say that was a bad thing06:26
cjwatsonlamont: I said putting an entry in S as well as in 2/3/4/5 is probably silly06:26
cjwatsonyou have nothing in S (by which I meant rcS) there06:26
cjwatsonoh, right06:26
lamontah, ok06:27
sponixcups-pdf is installed by default now, isn't it ... went to put that on the wifes box the other day, told me was already there06:27
Hobbseestgraber: do i need to mess with sonames and such?06:27
stgraberHobbsee: only thing I did was to rebuild it using pbuilder06:28
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stgraberHobbsee: hmm, in fact it looks like I replaced an "undefined symbol" error by a segfault :)06:33
Hobbseestgraber: woot.06:33
Hobbseestgraber: looks like debian have packaged it slightly differently, anyway.06:33
Hobbseeyou know, for something that's apparently the same upstream version, but named differently...surely it should have the same upstream changelog?06:34
stgraberreceiving a call make it segfaults now :) I should try with : rebuild libopal + rebuild ekiga maybe that helps06:34
stgraberbut IIRC ekiga doesn't build with pbuilder (configure fails on a library version)06:35
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Hobbseeuh......wha?06:36
Hobbseesince when does g++ need to be a build depend?06:36
jdongHobbsee: just to be absolutely sure we have it ;-)06:36
Hobbseestgraber: ask dholbach about that.06:37
Hobbseestgraber: (in particular, ask if we want to take their changes)06:38
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Amarantharg06:39
Amaranthsession management is no fun06:40
broonieHobbsee: Things often have a versioned build dep if they don't build with old g++06:41
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Hobbseegreetings, Burgundavia06:45
Burgundaviahey Hobbsee06:47
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sponixcjwatson: I'll be on the right box in a sec to see if I can make the card reader work without the mod to udev runlevels06:53
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sponixcjwatson:  ok... back...07:03
Vegaris there a list of the patches applied to the ubuntu kernels?07:05
sponixcjwatson:  still with me ?07:06
pkerncjwatson: Sorry, I found the problem, I used the wrong CD image. But is it possible that cryptsetup is missing from the package pool on the CD?07:13
pkernd-i insists on overwriting my sources.lists with the mirror source added, and is thus unable to find cryptsetup.07:14
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pkernThe file list only lists the udeb, not the deb...07:16
pkernAnd `chattr +i /etc/apt/sources.list' lists it break badly, but I expected that somehow.07:20
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cjwatsonsponix: I'm no expert on udev rules, so at this point you need the udev maintainer (Keybuk) for further debugging07:37
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pkernIt's a binary, not a script that forcefully overwrites the sources.list, right? \:07:38
pkernRough edges. *cough*07:38
cjwatsonpkern: good point - I've moved cryptsetup to ship for the next build07:38
sponixcjwatson:  well, wanted to thank you for helping me unhose the base system anyway...07:38
cjwatsonpkern: it's a script, but there are plenty of *supported* ways to add sources.list entries ...07:38
pkerncjwatson: Do you have a clue what I need to do at this point? (It installs the base system but breaks on cryptsetup.)07:38
cjwatsonpkern: wait for next build07:38
pkernHah.07:39
pkernPossible but bad solution. \:07:39
cjwatsonor wget cryptsetup.deb and install it07:39
pkerncjwatson: Is this sufficient?07:39
cjwatsonperfectly good solution from my point of view, you're working with a buggy daily build07:39
cjwatsondunno07:39
pkerncjwatson: That's my point. Or do I have to do some housekeeping?07:39
cjwatsonmy priority is to fix the bug for the beta07:39
pkernapt-get works fine in the chroot.07:39
cjwatsonyou can always temporarily change sources.list again07:39
pkernOf course, but the HDD is nuked now. It's just that I cannot successfully complete base-installer.07:40
pkernIf this is the last step in the list I'm fine.07:40
pkern(i.e. I could ignore the failure and ask d-i to continue.)07:40
cjwatsonit's not, but you can probably install cryptsetup and then rerun base-installer07:40
cjwatsonit might be a bit confused07:40
cjwatsonit won't have run post-base-installer.d hooks or installed a kernel yet07:41
cjwatsonor processed the apt-install queue07:41
cjwatsonso you should definitely rerun base-installer and let it keep going07:41
pkerncjwatson: From d-i that does not work, because it will try to start from the beginning again, and change the sources.lists just again before wanting to install cryptsetup.07:41
cjwatsonpkern: edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/base-installer.postinst and comment out the lines starting with 'waypoint' from install_base_system up to apt_update07:42
cjwatsonI think07:42
cjwatsonyou'll get a message asking for confirmation of install over unclean target, but ignore it07:43
cjwatsonyou do want to leave get_mirror_info I think because it sets several interesting variables07:43
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pkerncjwatson: That one worked, thank you.07:45
pkernI hope there are no missing base packages or missing housekeeping *for cryptsetup* left now, but well...07:45
cjwatsonshouldn't think so07:46
LaserJockcjwatson: you happen to know if mvo will be around this weekend?07:47
pkernOk, it's installing the system now, thanks. Next fun will be the reboot.07:47
cjwatsonLaserJock: don't know, sorry07:47
AmaranthLaserJock: What's up?07:48
LaserJockI think I've got a bug in g-a-i that is messing up the Edubuntu Addon CD07:49
AmaranthAh07:49
LaserJockI've tried looking in the code a little bit but was hoping I could get ahold of mvo07:49
AmaranthDunno about that stuff, except for the pyxdg part07:49
LaserJockwell, thats kinda the stuff I'm trying to figure out07:51
LaserJockfor some reason it's not using my icons07:51
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LaserJockand I can get it to work doing very strange, at least to me, things07:52
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AmaranthLaserJock: what, exactly, is the problem?08:01
AmaranthLaserJock: what is your Icon line?08:01
LaserJockit's just got the name of the icon08:01
Amaranthwhich is?08:02
LaserJockvarious things08:02
LaserJockIcon=xfce4 for instance08:02
Amaranthare these icons installed in /usr/share/hicolor/<size>/<category>/<iconname>.png?08:02
LaserJockno08:02
LaserJockthey are on a cd08:03
AmaranthLaserJock: there is your problem08:03
LaserJockI'm trying to supply custom icons08:03
Amaranthpyxdg only reads from the icon theme unless you give it an absolute path08:03
LaserJockright, which I would think it would be getting08:03
LaserJockor hmm08:03
LaserJockit should be given the app-install/ dir08:03
Amaranthno no08:04
Amaranththe Icon line needs to be an absolute path08:04
Amaranthotherwise it uses the icon theme08:04
LaserJockhmm08:04
LaserJockthen how come sometimes it works?08:04
LaserJockalthough I guess that's when I set --desktopdir and --cachedir08:04
LaserJockin g-a-i08:05
Amaranthgnome-app-install might have a fallback to check the current dir or something08:05
Amaranthor --desktopdir08:05
LaserJockit's just weird08:05
Amaranthnot really08:05
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LaserJockbecuase it only works when I cp my ro app-install/ from the CD to the hard drive08:06
LaserJockand then I can point it to either directory, CD or Hard driver and it'll work08:06
LaserJockI wondered if it was because the CD was ro08:06
Amaranthgnome-app-install must have a fallback if pyxdg can't find the icon08:06
LaserJockAmaranth: gotta run to do some shopping. I'll be back later if you're interested08:07
LaserJockI'm gonna have to dig into the code and figure out how it does the icons08:07
Amarantherr, alright08:07
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ScottKI'd appreciate it if someone from the archive/release team would accept wine 0.9.45-0ubuntu1.08:37
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cjwatsonScottK: done08:48
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pkernThere is more broken. After reboot it doesn't get the root fs, but lvm seems missing, too. And I have a hard time getting rescue access to the disk.09:23
pkernvgscan/vgchange did not list s.th. The partition type (using guided) was set to Linux, maybe that has caused it, but changing it did not fix it in the same session. *cough* Anyway, I'll close this for today, this is giving me headaches somehow (or they originate elsewhere, whatever).09:25
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cjwatsonI think I might have a workaround09:56
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IntuitiveNippleIs the 20070921.1 desktop CD supposed to have a gnome menu-bar when running LiveCD !?10:31
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cjwatsonIntuitiveNipple: yes10:38
cjwatson(does here)10:39
IntuitiveNippleha, ok, so some kind of weird bug then. I'm testing it on an Acer Travelmate C104TCi - very strange, desktop's there, Examples and Install, right-click desktop brings up context menu, but no main-menu. It is all just desktop background. Ctrl+Alt+F1-F5 do't get a reaction, but Ctrl+Alt+Backspace restarts GDM correctly.10:40
IntuitiveNipple(still waiting for the CD-ROM to restart the gnome session completely)10:41
cjwatsonsome people have reported continuing unionfs breakage; may be what's happening to you10:42
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cjwatsondmesg would be helpful if you can find a way to get at it10:42
jdongcjwatson: has anything changed since yesterday's .1 that'd be worth me testing for the unionfs bug?10:43
cjwatsondoubt it, kernel team likes having weekends10:44
jdongwhat are those?10:44
cjwatson(though there were kernel uploads recently, admittedly)10:44
cjwatson(but they aren't in today's image)10:44
IntuitiveNipplecjwatson: possibly, that's been stopping me testing on the Sony Vaio notebooks10:45
jdongok, I'll sit tight and fool around with power consumption then.10:45
jdongI'm a bit curious why OS X can pull off almost 1:30 extra runtime on macbooks compared to gutsy10:45
cjwatsonwww.lesswatts.org10:46
IntuitiveNippleargh, I can get a virtual terminal but it looks like the fbcon isn't loaded so no way to use it, blank video10:46
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cjwatsonIntuitiveNipple: you aren't selecting a resolution at the boot menu are you?10:46
jdongyep, working on those tips currently10:46
jdongthough it should be *fewer*watts.org ;-)10:46
cjwatsonjdong: I did think that, but that's not correct - watts are continuous not discrete10:46
IntuitiveNipplecjwatson: no, just standard CD startup testing... next test is to try Safe Graphics mode10:47
cjwatsonat least I think "less" is legitimate there though I think "fewer" would also be correct10:47
jdongcjwatson: good point. Somehow less watts just doesn't sound correct to me10:47
cjwatsonyeah10:47
cjwatson"less power" would be better :)10:47
jdongindeed10:48
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pkerncjwatson: I in-place fixed d-i to generate the correct sources.list (thanks for the pointer) but after reboot it failed to mount the root device. luks actions on cryptsetup within initramfs segfaulted.11:11
pkern(And on an unrelated sidenote with the cli install: my network interfaces were named eth1 and eth2 in persistent-rules but eth0 was set up in network/interfaces.)11:12
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pkernOr is `cryptsetup luksOpen crypt0 /dev/sda5' wrong syntax?11:21
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slangasekjdong: fewerwatts.org is an alias anyway ;)11:33
slangasekpkern: wrong syntax - it's realdev decrypteddev, you have the last two args backwards11:33
pkerncryptsetup segv in LUKS_dealloc_masterkey at keymanage.c:5711:35
pkernslangasek: Hm, thanks.11:35
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pkernslangasek: The other way 'round it asks for a passphrase, yeah. (create has its arguments reversed.) So, thanks. *cough*11:37
slangasekno worries :)11:38
IntuitiveNipplepkern: Is there any provision to mount LUKS crypted volumes that *only* have a key-file (no password) at boot/startup ?11:39
pkernslangasek: `[ -x /foo/bar ]  || exit 0' is a bashism, right? `/etc/cryptsetup/cryptdisks.functions' has two of them near the beginning. (Just another thing I encountered in initramfs... *cough*11:39
slangasekno, what would be bashish about it?11:39
slangasekit's a "not-set-e-ism"11:40
slangasekbut it's a "not-set-e-ism" in all dialects :)11:40
slangasek(sorry, "non-set-minus-e-ism"11:40
slangasek)11:40
slangasekanyway, initramfs sure doesn't use bash in any configuration I've seen11:40
pkernI thought that [ is only allowed after if... ok, fine. (It somehow failed in initramfs, though.)11:41
pkernBut... nevermind.11:41
Mithrandir[ is just a normal binary in /usr/bin11:41
slangaseknope.  "if [" is "if the [ command returns a zero exit code"11:41
davmor2anyone here work on netboot?11:41
ion_[ is a program (which may be implemented as a built-in), and you put any program after if.11:41
pkernRight... \:11:42
pkernOk, off to another reinstall.11:43
Mithrandirion_: any program which is part of posix might be a built-in..11:43
ion_Well, *any* program might be a built-in. :-P11:44
Mithrandirno?  Having debconf as a built-in program would fuck up how dependencies work.11:45
slangasekMithrandir: nevertheless, POSIX doesn't /prohibit/ shells from adding random programs as built-ins :)11:46
IntuitiveNippleWho'd be responsible for adding a patch to a hal script & gnome-mount to allow LUKS crypted volumes protected *only* by a keyfile (no password) ?11:46
Mithrandirslangasek: true.11:47
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Lukeasac: you on now?11:52
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davmor2cjwatson: ping11:57
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asacLuke: yes12:07
pkernFun. So I have a crypted root fs now, but I need to debug the initramfs because it does not find it at boot. (I suspect the missing `/etc/crypttab' might be the culprit, but I may be wrong of course, as day has shown. *cough*)12:12
cjwatsonpkern: after d-i, I have no idea how cryptsetup works, so I'm the wrong person to ask12:22
cjwatsondavmor2: pong, briefly12:22
davmor2are you incharge of netboot?12:22
cjwatsondavmor2: d-i in general, yes12:22
cjwatson(but trying to find the person "in charge" of something is usually the wrong plan, just ask the question)12:22
davmor2netboot is installing the wrong desktops12:22
cjwatsonnetboot is supposed to ask12:23
davmor2edubuntu is listed twice both install kubuntu12:23
cjwatsonthe task looks right ...12:23
cjwatsonbut it's half-eleven on a Saturday night, I'm not going to debug it now. please file a bug12:24
davmor2filed12:24
davmor2bug 144145 + 14414712:24
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144145 in ubuntu "Netboot edubuntu desktop is listed twice both install kubuntu" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14414512:24
davmor2just pointing out while I get chance to as I'm still isotesting the other installs :)12:25
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Lukecjwatson: did you end up taking dell's disk remaster util under your wing?12:33
Lukeor will that stay with dell?12:33
Lukeasac: thanks for the replys. Sorry about the delay but I've been super busy with university this semester12:35
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Lukeasac: are you looking for anything in specific in my syslog?12:36

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