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TheMusoc04:41
TheMusoargh wrong tab04:41
RAOFHeh04:42
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=== jdong bawks
jdongjust ran past the /lib/linux-restricted-modules/.nvidia_new_installed snafu....06:24
jdongtha'ts a bit ridiculous, isn't it? shouldn't postrm of nvidia-glx-new delete that file?06:24
jdongotherwise after install n-g-n and trying to revert to any other n-g will fail06:24
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Development of Ubuntu (not support, even with gutsy; not application development on Ubuntu) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion for dapper/edgy/feisty, #ubuntu+1 for gutsy support | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | main frozen for Gutsy Beta release
=== Topic (#ubuntu-devel): set by pitti at Thu Sep 20 11:22:07 2007
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pittiGood morning07:09
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ajmitchhey pitti07:11
ajmitchhow's it going?07:11
LucidFoxWould it make sense to request a freeze exception for Theora at this stage?07:11
pittihi ajmitch! pretty well07:12
jdonghasn't that been answered a day or two ago?07:12
jdongas a no, ABI/API breakage, ffmpeg stack affected, too risky?07:12
pittiI only said that there is no chance if it does break abi/api07:12
pittibut at this point I don't think that it is a good idea for beta at least07:12
jdongLucidFox: what does the new theora provide?07:13
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LucidFoxjdong> a new decoder implementing the complete specification07:20
LucidFoxgiven how the Debian package name is still libtheora0, it probably doesn't break ABI - but it could have been Debian's oversight07:21
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tepsipakkipitti: hey, there are two X driver updates that the X-SWAT would love to see in beta;07:36
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tepsipakkinv 2.1.5: hasn't changed that much, but LVDS fix for G80 chips on some laptops, also adds support for a number of new chips (only added the pciid's so the driver would load)07:37
pittitepsipakki: that sounds reasonable (I'd like to see a diff, though)07:38
pittitepsipakki: can you please file FF exception bugs, attach diffs, and I'll review them there?07:38
tepsipakkiati 6.7.194: upstream says that 6.8 is close. This fixes, for instance, a crasher when you use Xv and change the desktop in compiz07:38
tepsipakkipitti: sure, this was just a heads up notice :)07:38
pittioh, yay for more crash fixes :)07:38
tepsipakkialso, it fixes more blank screen issues07:39
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pittitepsipakki: heads-up appreciated (for CD building planning, etc.)07:39
tepsipakkipitti: thanks, I'll do those when I get to work07:40
StevenKMorning pitti!07:40
StevenKpitti: There's a new gnome-build, do you want to rescue it from NEW?07:40
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pittiStevenK: will do a bit later, when I'm back at my desktop (can't get to the DC from here)07:42
fabbioneoh interesting bug07:44
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StevenKpitti: Sounds fine. I'm just looking at the one and only rebuild for it.07:48
fabbionepitti: wanna have some fun? bug #14436307:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144363 in sysvinit "/lib/init/mount-functions.sh: domount does not check if a mountpoint is already in use" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14436307:49
StevenKHrm. lamont touched sysvinit last. :-P07:50
fabbioneStevenK: no change upload.. and this is a very old bug07:50
fabbionei just found enough motivation to look at it today07:50
fabbioneneed to understand why NFS mounts are not mounted at boot anylonger07:51
lamontStevenK: yeah - I just touched it lightly. :-)07:51
lamontpitti: I just filed the sync request for expect07:51
lamont(thought I did that earlier... maybe I did.... )07:52
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pittifabbione: eek, so many mounts on top of each other? strange, why does that happen only to you?07:53
fabbionepitti: i wonder if this is because this machine is a sid install upgraded to warty/hoary/breezy/dapper/edgy/feisty/gutsy?07:53
fabbionepitti: it might also be because i have stuff installed that i am sure you don't07:54
pittifabbione: either sounds reasonable07:54
fabbionegrep domount * -l07:54
fabbionemountdevsubfs.sh07:54
fabbionemountkernfs.sh07:54
pittifabbione: I reinstall my machines twenty times with every release07:54
=== lamont has found that gutsy stock install differs from breezy->dapper->edgy->feisty->gutsy
fabbionelamont: way different. yes i noticed too07:55
lamontpitti: long range upgrade testing is a _GOOD_ thing... we should do more of it..07:55
lamontthen we'd find things like interactions between the current stuff and evms, for example...07:55
lamontwhich was stock on dapper? and not stock on gutsy07:55
lamontanyway, time for this one to sleep.07:55
=== ScottK recently did a Dapper --> Gutsy direct upgrade. That was "Fun".
fabbionepitti: i checked and indeed domount is invoked a bunch of times07:56
fabbionepitti: could you show me your fstab?07:56
fabbionepitti: that looks like the only tihng that might be deeply different07:56
pittilamont: I agree07:58
pittifabbione: there's nothing particularly worth mentioning about it, except that my 'post-ubuntu-install' setup script overwrites the uuid ones with my ancient /dev/xxx names07:58
fabbionepitti: do you have /var/run and /var/lock entries in there?07:59
fabbionebecause mine doesn't07:59
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pittifabbione: but I do have uuids on my desktop, and it doesn't happen there either08:06
pittifabbione: nope, and it's not supposed to08:06
fabbionepitti: a grep for domount in /etc/init.d.. how many scripts have it and how many are really triggered? for instance I have nfs mounts and mountkernfs.sh is executed08:08
fabbionepitti: so perhaps it's conditional08:08
pittifabbione: mountdevsubfs.sh and mountkernfs.sh08:08
fabbionesame here08:09
pittifabbione: 3 hits in devsub, and 5 in kernfs08:09
fabbioneyeps08:09
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pittiStevenK: gnome-build NEWed08:26
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StevenKpitti: Thanks!08:31
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MacSlowgood morning funky bunch08:37
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pittiinfinity: meh, the previous mbr package built fine in the DC, and I cannot reproduce the current test suite failure locally either; give-back didn't help, hmm08:51
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dholbachgood morning09:07
pittihey dholbach09:07
dholbachhey pitti09:07
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StevenKpitti: anjuta uploaded - 3 libgdf packages should be ready to NBS out soonish09:11
pittiStevenK: cool!09:11
pittiStevenK: accepted09:14
=== pitti tries a test install with encrypted lvm by default; curious if that works :)
pittiaah, fresh Ubuntu lives09:16
FujitsuWe have partman-crypto by default now?09:16
=== pitti calls for a testing sprint
pittiFujitsu: in alternates09:16
FujitsuYay!09:16
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FujitsuIs Ubiquity getting LVM/crypto and the like in the next couple of releases?09:17
pittiI hope so09:17
StevenKpitti: Ah, thanks09:17
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FujitsuStill, it'll be nice to not have to set it up manually, even if you do still have to use the alternate.09:17
StevenKpitti: I'd forgotten the archive is in lockdown mode. :-)09:18
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pittiFujitsu: in expert mode this has worked for quite a while already09:18
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RAOFpitti: I'll be blowing away my laptop's install to set up LVM/crypto sometime soon, obviously.  Would you prefer testing asap, or with a beta disc? :)09:20
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pittihttps://iso.qa.stgraber.org updated; go wild09:21
pittiRAOF: testing ASAP is appreciated, if you can afford it09:21
Fujitsupitti: Wasn't it only promoted a few days ago?09:21
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:pitti] : Development of Ubuntu (not support, even with gutsy; not application development on Ubuntu) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion for dapper/edgy/feisty, #ubuntu+1 for gutsy support | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | main frozen for Gutsy Beta release | Please test the Beta candidates at https://iso.qa.stgraber.org
pittiFujitsu: yes09:21
pittiFujitsu: well, not promoted, but enabled in d-i09:21
RAOFHm.  I guess I can do that tomorrow sometime.09:25
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maikmerten(xiph.org news: Theora beta1 is out - and no, I don't expect that to go into 7.10 ;) )09:30
TheMusopitti, slangasek, I don't see anything on the schedule for Gutsy, so I am wondering if there will be a hard freeze for universe? If so, when might that be?09:30
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pittihi maikmerten, thanks for the heads-up09:31
pittihello mvo09:31
Tonio_pitti: I uploaded a new knetwork-manager yesterday including a fix for dbus connection09:31
pittimvo: can you start a new round of upgrade testing?09:31
maikmertenpitti: you're welcome09:31
mvohello09:31
mvopitti: yes09:31
pittiTonio_: I saw, but it didn't have any bug # in the changelog, so I didn't accept it yet09:31
pittimvo: thank you09:31
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Tonio_pitti: because there is no bug reported for this, and I decided to fix it before reporting and closing myself, lack of time, sorry for this....09:32
Tonio_pitti: should I report the bug, then close it and reupload ?09:32
pittiTonio_: if you give me a rationale here, it's good enough for me09:32
Tonio_pitti: okay, so the packaging was changed by riddell recently, and the dbus system.d configuration file misses in the package09:33
pittiTonio_: the changelog does not document the code removal in Makefile.in09:33
Tonio_pitti: therefore the software is unable to  connect to dbus...09:33
pittiTonio_: agreed to the .install fix, that's fine09:33
Tonio_pitti: I just rebuild the makefiles using buildprep, there is no specific change in the makefiles09:34
Tonio_pitti: thanks09:34
pittiTonio_: hmkay; you tested this properly, I take it?09:34
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Mirvmaikmerten: it'd be nice to have Theora's beta 1 in gutsy-backports, maybe even feisty-backports, though as soon as possible, even though gutsy main exception is probably not so probable :)09:41
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maikmertenoh, gutsy backports would certainly be nice09:42
pittiand absolutely appropriate, too09:42
=== maikmerten is glad we preserved ABI compatability albeit like 50% of the code was rewritten
cjwatsonpitti: did partman-auto-crypto work for you? pkern reported problems at boot09:43
pittimaikmerten: that's indeed great; it's very helpful for distros (avoid rebuilding the dozens of reverse dependencies) and backportability, etc.09:44
pitticjwatson: it's still at the 'erasing data on partition' stage, that takes ages...09:44
pittiah, done now09:44
maikmertenpitti: the original plan was to ship beta with a new API, but looking back at like 3 years of productive Theora use it seemed to be unappropriate to suddenly break everything09:44
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Tonio_pitti: yep I tested widelly on a daily-build install, and I can confirm knetworkmanager won't work at all without the fixing upload, then it works like a charm :)09:49
pittihi doko09:49
pittiTonio_: ok, sounds beta-worthy09:49
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dokogood morning09:52
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ion_ing09:53
Tonio_pitti: great, thanks :)09:55
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MacSlowmvo, I am strongly considering having "normal effects" and "extra effects" being a fixed set of pluings and only allow a custom list of effects... well on the "custom effects" setting (when ccsm is installed)09:59
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MacSlowmvo, I am surprised that this isn't in place already09:59
mvoMacSlow: this is done with the patch I send you09:59
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AnAntHello, I have opened a couple of bugs on LP that got solved (or turned out not to be bugs), how do I get them closed ?10:20
seb128AnAnt: change the status to invalid or fix released10:22
AnAntseb128: how ?10:22
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seb128AnAnt: click on the dropdown box and pick the option you want10:23
AnAntseb128: oh ok, thanks10:23
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seb128AnAnt: in the table at the top of the bug, you can click on the expander displayed to have the bug settings10:23
pittihm, when I unplug the power cable from my laptop, trackerd does *not* stop grinding10:24
pittiI thought that was be fixed?10:24
seb128pitti: to svn, no new version has been rolled since10:24
dholbachcalc: bug 135086?10:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 135086 in unzip "zipgrep: exit code always 0" [Unknown,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13508610:31
dholbachRiddell: bug 136425?10:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136425 in qt4-x11 "qtconfig-qt4 in Accessories?" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13642510:31
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dholbachRiddell: also bug 12198410:38
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121984 in kdepim "kandy: no icon in kubuntu feisty's kde menu" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12198410:38
dholbachdoko: bug 103929?10:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 103929 in bash "Bash prompt string looks for xterm-color, gnome terminal identifies as xterm" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10392910:40
dholbachTonio_: do you think you can take a look at bug 73859?10:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 73859 in kleansweep "Installation of Kleansweep on Ubuntu (Gnome) fails to install kdesu" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7385910:40
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dokodholbach: for beta? maybe not10:41
dholbachdoko: I'll mark it as 'later' and unsubscribe ubuntu-main-sponsors10:41
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Tonio_dholbach: will look today, indeed10:42
Tonio_dholbach: should use kdesudo btw10:42
dholbachit'd be nice if you could all check out and http://daniel.holba.ch/sponsoring10:42
dholbachTonio_: best to mention that in the bug report10:42
dholbachTonio_: gracias :)10:43
asacpitti: ola :) .... network-manager 0.6.5-0ubuntu14 waits10:43
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dholbachso does gnome-user-docs and ubuntu-dev-tools :)10:43
=== asac wonders if we will make the ubuntu100 during this release ;)
pittiasac: hey10:44
pittiasac: how did the wpasupplicant testing go?10:44
asacpitti: not as much replies as hoped for ... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=55648810:44
Tonio_dholbach: will test \sh_away debdiff, should work10:44
asacpitti: if you don't want this on beta cds i am fine ... we have to do it after beta then10:45
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dholbachTonio_: rock on :)10:45
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pitticjwatson: my lvm/crypto install finished, and indeed it's just stuck at boot; I'll reboot without usplash and quiet10:46
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pitticjwatson: hm, that's inconclusive; kernel boots fine, but there's no userspace kicking in, it's just stuck10:49
cjwatsonpitti: ok, I'd be interested to know if it can be made to boot for beta10:49
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pitticjwatson: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/lvmcrypto.png FYI; no VTs yet, etc.10:50
pittiah, I finally get an initramfs shell10:51
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pitticjwatson: /dev/mapper/ only has control, and 'lvm -> vgdisplay' says 'no VGs found'10:52
sorenpitti: It's LVM on top a crypted block device, right?10:53
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pittisoren: no, it shouldn't be; it should be an encrypted LV (root) and an unencrpyted LV (/boot) in a VG10:54
pittisoren: and an encrypted swap, of course10:54
pittibut the installer didn't show me the final partitioning, so I'll need a rescue CD, etc.10:54
sorenpitti: Oh, I see.10:55
sladenpitti: /usr is on / ?10:56
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pittisladen: I guess so10:56
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pittithe 'lvm' tool does not work at all, so I'm not sure10:56
pittivgscan/pvscan doesn't detect anything, etc.10:56
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cjwatsonsladen: AFAIK partman-auto-crypto uses the atomic scheme by default, which doesn't have a separate /usr10:57
cjwatsonpitti: it does have a separate /boot, though, right?10:58
pittiso, for some reason the lvm is not detected at boot10:58
pitticjwatson: it needs to, right10:58
cjwatsonI assume so otherwise you wouldn't have got that far :)10:58
pitticjwatson: I'm still poking in the initramfs shell, but it doesn't seem to get me very far10:59
pitticjwatson: classical /boot, swap, root-for-everything schema would make most sense10:59
cjwatsonindeed11:00
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pittidm-crypt module wasn't loaded; that's a bug, but not the primary one11:01
dholbachpitti: glom rebuild uploaded11:03
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pittidholbach: *hug*11:06
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pittisoren, cjwatson: ah, got it: in this mode, /boot is not on the lvm itself, but a normal separate partition; and indeed my sda5 is a LVM on top of a luks device11:13
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pittihm, ubiquity hangs at downloading langpacks, and 'skip' does not work11:18
sorenpitti: That makes sense.11:18
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pitticjwatson: I created bug 144390 with the symptoms and what to do to make it boot11:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144390 in debian-installer "use entire disk with lvm/encrypted partitioning fails to boot" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14439011:31
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\shhmm...somehow I won't get my dual screen setup back to work...after last updates...:(11:34
tepsipakki\sh: ati?11:34
\shneither mergedFB nor xinerama is working (ati radeon RV100)11:35
\shtepsipakki, yepp11:35
tepsipakkithey are obsoleted, use xrandr11:35
tepsipakkiit'll be mentioned on the release notes11:35
\shtepsipakki, but you don't mean that I have to setup tghis dual screen via this strange UI on gnome?11:36
tepsipakkiit should work OOTB for most11:36
MacSlowhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mmueller/new-desktop-effects-capplet-5.png but please comment on the ubuntu-devel ml11:36
\shtepsipakki, not for this machine...11:36
\shtepsipakki, it comes up with the failsafe 640x480 vesa mode :(11:37
tepsipakki\sh: generate a new config11:37
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\shtepsipakki, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?11:37
tepsipakkiright11:37
tepsipakkimake a backup first if you like11:37
tepsipakkiof the file..11:37
\shtepsipakki, oh I have a backup since dapper of my xorg.conf ,-)11:38
tepsipakkiyou could also try without11:38
tepsipakkiand see what happens11:38
\shtepsipakki, doesn't work...I have two tfts one analog and one digital...11:38
\shtepsipakki, it comes up with the right solution but in twinview mode11:38
tepsipakkicloned?11:39
\shso screen analog and screen digital are showing the same11:39
tepsipakkiright11:39
\shtepsipakki, and using the screen and graphics ui....he sees the screens and I set the screen digital to "left of bla" and then failsafe mode after restart ,)11:39
tepsipakki\sh: maybe that should be made to work with ranrd-1.2...11:41
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tepsipakki\sh: anyway, check this out: http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html11:41
pittisiretart: you use crypted lvm, right? any idea about bug 144390? how does your initramfs behave?11:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144390 in cryptsetup "use entire disk with lvm/encrypted partitioning fails to boot" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14439011:42
tepsipakki\sh: I haven't tried the randr-1.2 based multihead at all, but that doc should cover it, both static and dynamic11:43
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pitticjwatson: on the bright side, hibernate and wakeup does work properly (except for manually calling cryptsetup again, of course)11:57
cjwatsonpitti: I'm not quite following the bug - what changes need to be made to debian-installer here?11:58
pitticjwatson: I moved it to cryptsetup; I guess something in its initramfs-tools scripts doesn't work (I did not yet debug it)11:58
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cjwatsonpitti: what has HTTP got to do with any filesystem?12:03
cjwatsonmvo: sorry to preempt you with that apt bug, but I thought it was a good idea to get it fixed sooner rather than later at this point12:03
mvocjwatson: what apt bug is that?12:04
pitticjwatson: if I'd only knew that...12:04
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pitticjwatson: I attached everything to bug 14439512:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144395 in linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22 "unionfs oopses for http processes" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14439512:05
cjwatsonmvo: bug 14400112:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144001 in apt "crashes with SystemError: E:Unable to write mmap - msync" [Critical,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14400112:05
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mvourgh12:05
pitticjwatson: thanks for fixing that (144001)12:05
cjwatsonpitti: so you mean apt's http method, at a guess12:05
mvocjwatson: thanks for fixing it!12:06
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pitticjwatson: ah, right, that spawns a process with that name12:06
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siretartpitti: uuh, this looks bad. from the first look, it seems that the udev rules in the cryptsetup-udeb are broken12:16
pittisiretart: why the udev?12:16
pittisiretart: erm, udeb12:16
siretartoh, I missed the part that installation went fine12:17
siretartI have to admit that I never installed with crypted / - I need to test that12:17
stgraberdholbach: Got my mail (ekiga) ?12:17
siretartwill do soonisch12:17
dholbachstgraber: yes, I'll forward it to fernando though (he's working on the update to the new usptream version) (maybe also to seb128 to let him know about it)12:18
pittisiretart: oh, I see; you just use encrypted /home and swap, or so?12:18
pittisiretart: ok, nevermind; I just thought you would use that setup12:18
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cjwatsonsiretart: broken> how so?12:19
seb128dholbach: Debian did update, maybe we can sync?12:19
siretartcjwatson: I didn't read the bug carefully enough. the bug seems valid, I need to look more closely into it12:20
dholbachseb128: great - I'll ask fernando to check it out (we have some changes in ekiga, for example different icons and LPI)12:20
dholbachseb128: also I guess Debian has different compatibility symlinks12:20
siretartlet me install a current gutsy via pxe and let me try12:20
dholbachseb128: maybe siti can help with that also12:20
pittiRiddell: hm, did you self-accept your kdebase feisty-proposed upload, or is there a soyuz glitch?12:23
fabbionepitti: according to mvo #127849 the verification has been already done about a month ago. we can move that to -updates12:26
pittifabbione: cool12:26
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fabbionepitti: #133822 feisty is ok. I am testing edgy and dapper now12:27
Riddellpitti: I did, is that problematic?12:27
dholbachstgraber: I forward it and CCed you in the mail12:27
pittiRiddell: no, that's fine; I was just concerned that it wasn't held in unapproved for some reason12:27
pittiRiddell: did you mangle the bug accordingly? (fixcommitted/verification-needed)12:28
pittifabbione: hm, over a month ago that bug/upload didn't even exist :)12:28
fabbionepitti: the comment from mvo is from the 27th of Oct....12:29
fabbionealmost a month ago12:29
fabbione:)12:29
fabbioneit's exactly a month old :12:29
fabbione:P12:29
fabbione(i am talking about 127849...)12:30
pittifabbione: (done)12:30
fabbionepitti: thanks12:30
Riddellpitti: I have now12:33
pittiRiddell: thanks12:33
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mvocjwatson: thanks for the patch for apt, I merged it back into the devel line too (so that debian gets it too)12:37
cjwatsonok, cool12:40
fabbionepitti: #133822 edgy is ok. missing only dapper12:40
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asacpitti: my final beta bugs are waiting in: network-manager 0.6.5-0ubuntu14, thunderbird 2.0.0.6-0ubuntu4, gnash 0.8.1-0ubuntu112:50
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fabbionepitti: #133822 is all good.. it can move to -updates12:54
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pittifabbione: grazie; done12:57
fabbionepitti: thanks a lot12:58
pittiasac: cheers, all done12:58
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siretartcjwatson: the installer is taking ages to install on crypted LVM because of '/bin/blockdev-wipe'. Is there some easy way to circumwent that for testing purposes?01:04
siretartI'm testing on a 120GB disk :/01:04
Fujitsusiretart: VT switch and replace it with a shell script that does nothing?01:04
siretarthm01:05
cjwatsonsiretart: I don't know partman-crypto all that well I'm afraid01:06
pittisiretart: here, too; I guess the reason is to fill it with random bits to make sure that you cannot reconstruct the previous contents01:07
siretartpitti: yes, it makes perfectly sense to do that on a production system01:08
cjwatsonsiretart: there's an "Erase data:" toggle in the manual partitioning UI01:08
cjwatsonsiretart: so just go back to the manual UI from the confirmation screen and flip that01:08
pittisiretart: thus it would not be required at all, but for people who care about data confidentiality it might be important01:08
siretartpitti: for debugging purposes its just annoying01:08
pittisiretart: ack01:08
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siretartcjwatson: aah, thanks. will do01:08
pittisiretart: a 4 GB virtual disk does fine :)01:08
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siretartit seems that the automatic partitioner for crypto lvm doesn't setup any swap space01:13
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siretartthis might or might not be intended01:13
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cjwatsonapparently because it offers a UI for resolving conflicting service changes01:28
ograhrm01:30
ograit breaks my ltsp-update-image it seems01:30
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ivokscjwatson: i've discovered root of the bug 93077, and patch for xkeyboard-config is provided, tested it and it works fine01:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 93077 in xkeyboard-config "Non-exsisting layouts" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9307701:31
ograif i force noninteractive from ltsp-update-image likelyness that the udeb breaks again is big :/01:31
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cjwatsonivoks: do you know what the "any" symbols were originally supposed to do?01:33
ivokscjwatson: if layout included some other layout (latin(level3)), then, if there's 'any', that key should be taken from latin01:34
ivokscjwatson: that works in X01:34
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ivoksbut, since nobody uses 'any' these days, i figured out that it is obsolete or a bad thing to do01:35
ivoksand in ckbcomp, any is replaced with VoidSymbol01:36
cjwatsonivoks: OK - it's not easy to see from the patch but I take it that changing "any" to the corresponding real symbols is the only change?01:37
ivoksright01:37
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ivokscjwatson: i'll send a patch to upstream also, so, hopefully, this is one-time fix01:38
cjwatsonivoks: OK, applying now01:39
cjwatsonthanks01:39
ivoksthank you01:40
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pittisiretart: it did for me01:45
pittisiretart: I even tried suspend to disk, and that worked fine (modulo that initramfs bug, of course)01:46
pittisiretart: the lvm contains ubuntu-{root,swap_1}01:46
siretartpitti: I found out why the cryptroot hook is broken01:49
siretartpitti: its the UUID mangling in /etc/fstab01:49
pittisiretart: ooh, crypted partitions don't have that, I take it01:49
siretartpitti: the cryptsetup initramfs hook is comparing /etc/cryptab and /etc/fstab entries. with the UUID mangling, it fails to detect the root device. that's why it doesn't mount root by default01:49
pittisiretart: darn, I don't have that installed system any more; how does fstab look like?01:50
siretartsorry?01:51
pittisiretart: I wonder how the uuid writing code can do that in the first place, since the encrypted partition should not have any uuid...01:51
siretartpitti: both the ext2 filesystem in the crypted container and the container itself have a UUID01:51
siretartthat's the point of LUKS01:51
siretartthe question is how to proceed from here01:52
pittiah, right01:52
pittisiretart: I mixed that up with the pure dm-crypt install I did a while ago (no luks)01:53
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siretartsince we need to redesign/rewrite the whole cryptsetup/udev integration, I think it might not be that unreasonable to just disable the UUID mangling for cryptoroot installations01:53
pittisiretart: so which UUIDs are in crypttab and which are in fstab?01:53
siretartpitti: of the inner ext3 fs.01:54
siretartpitti: the crypttab file (which we want to get rid of) doesn't know about UUIDs01:55
pittisiretart: hm; well, the inner ext3 one does make sense for fstab...01:55
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pittisiretart: however, would disabling help at all? it seems to me that fstab is the wrong place to denote the 'outer' device (with either /dev/ or UUID)01:58
pittisiretart: after all, if UUID were replaced by /dev/mapper/ubuntu-root, the initramfs still cannot find that without actually unlocking the encrypted device01:58
siretartpitti: well, that's the way the debian crypt-root hook works01:58
siretartit does special magic in the initramfs to detect and open the root volume01:59
siretarthmm. I think we'd need to fix the add_device() function in cryptroot-hook01:59
siretartpitti: http://paste.debian.net/3786802:00
siretartthat part horribly breaks with UUID02:00
pittisiretart: back in five minutes (need to do some queue review)02:00
siretartit is given the first entry of /etc/fstab02:01
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cjwatsonI'm surprised we use UUIDs for crypted devices02:01
siretartcjwatson: why?02:02
cjwatsonhmm, I forgot that udev had been changed to use UUIDs for LVM devices02:03
cjwatsonok, in that case I would be inclined to say that it would be easiest to fix cryptsetup to handle UUIDs02:03
cjwatson(I was going to say that we could turn them off in the installer, but we'd have to change the volumeid postinst too and it would be fiddly to distinguish them from LVM LVs)02:03
siretartneedless to say that on my laptop, I don't use UUIDs for my crypted volumes either02:04
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siretartcjwatson: if we do that, we'd need to change cryptsetup-udeb to create UUIDs in /etc/crypttab as well, I think02:10
siretartotherwise things become terrilbly hackish :/02:12
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ograogra@laptop:~$ LANG=C sudo adduser testuser02:15
ograadduser: The group `testuser' already exists.02:15
ogra....02:15
ograseems users-admin doesnt like that case02:15
ograseb128, ^^^ it shows the user being crteated in the gui .... but its not being created02:16
ograno error message or something02:16
seb128ogra: known already02:16
ograah, k02:16
seb128ogra: bug #9927602:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 99276 in gnome-system-tools ""User and Groups" does not inform user that manual UID already exists and create user groups." [Medium,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9927602:18
ograright, thanks :)02:19
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cjwatsonsiretart: makes sense. fortunately it would be only one upload to do both02:25
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pittisiretart: back, reading scrollback02:26
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pittisiretart: add_device()> right, I see the problem02:27
ograhrm, compiz stopped working in ltsp :/02:27
ograsad02:28
pitticjwatson: I don't think that we can fix this sensibly for beta; how easy is it to hide that option in d-i? (if it takes too long, we can release-note it, but it'll certainly generate some attraction and complaining)02:28
siretartHonestly, I think we should disable cryptsetup-udeb for beta, but enable it again shortly after that again.02:30
pittisiretart: I'd only enable it again when this is fixed02:31
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pittisiretart: it was a feature we hoped to sneak into the beta because it seemed cheap to get, but apparently it isn't :/02:32
siretartpitti: good option, however since I don't know (yet) how to build d-i, this would be unconvenient for me ;)02:32
siretartwell, debian doesn't seem to believe in UUIDs02:33
pittisiretart: well, there's still plain dm-crypt in the expert mode02:33
siretartsomething that should change02:33
siretartpitti: no, if we disable cryptsetup-udeb. not even that is available02:33
siretartpitti: so perhaps we can just disable cryptoroot for now?02:34
pittisiretart: hm, and just fixing add_device to check /dev/disk/by-uuid/ wouldn't work?02:34
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siretartpitti: I'd expect it to work, if you can fix the node_is_in_crypttab() function as well02:37
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ogramjg59, is there any way to get working panning on a virtual desktop with the intek driver ? seems i can only get that working with i810 and 915resolution02:53
ogra*intel02:53
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cjwatsonpitti: shove partman-auto-crypto to universe and the automatic option will disappear02:56
cjwatsonpitti: the manual option is partman-crypto02:57
pitticjwatson: ah, great; d-i is about to be rebuilt anyway, that should pick it up, right?02:57
cjwatsonit's outside the initrd, doesn't need a d-i rebuild02:57
pitticjwatson: I think disabling it for now is the way to go, WDYT?02:57
pittiah02:57
cjwatsonyour call, I'm not clear enough on the difficulty of fixing cryptsetup02:57
mjg59ogra: I believe so, but I've never tried02:58
ograwell, it ignores the "Virtual" stanza on the classmate with the intel driver02:58
pitticjwatson: I don't think it's too hard to fix the initramfs script, but I don't have time for it right now, and time is getting tight02:58
ograi810 works fine but needs 915resolution (i'm on the classmate atm)02:59
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ccmhi there, what is the best way to track "could enable desktop effects" issues. I cannot find any log files or verbose output03:05
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StevenKPoor amd6403:07
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FujitsuStevenK: What's wrong with it now?03:08
StevenKFujitsu: One of the buildds is down03:08
FujitsuAh, as usual.03:08
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StevenKFujitsu: Hrm? I haven't noticed that amd64 lost any buildds03:08
StevenKPreviously, I mean03:09
FujitsuStevenK: I'm sure I saw one down for more than a day a few days back, but it might just have been sparc.03:09
StevenKAh, now sparc on the other hand. :-)03:09
pittiStevenK: FYI, it's currently being discussed03:12
StevenKpitti: Ah ha03:12
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StevenKpitti: libgbf NBS'ing is waiting on the amd64 build.03:16
StevenKpitti: Increase the priority of the anjuta amd64 build, but I don't mind either way.03:17
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StevenKWhoa. You're not done yet!03:26
pittiogra: hm? I merged them on Friday or so; can't be that bad?03:26
ograwell, i forgot to pulll before making my changes03:26
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pittiogra: oh; you should maybe consider using a checkout (bzr bind), so that commit will warn you03:27
gutsyHi, do you know which package provides GL/glxint.h03:27
pittiogra: uncommit FTW :)03:27
StevenKgutsy: #ubuntu in future, but the package is x11proto-gl-dev03:28
gutsythanks03:29
ograpitti, hmm, noice, i didnt need to uncommit, it moaned my change but accepted the commit03:29
ogra*moaned about03:29
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cjwatsonogra: you'll need to uncommit in order to pull the master seeds though03:34
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cjwatsonyou should never merge *from* the master seeds and then push03:34
ograhmm03:34
cjwatson(because that will make revision numbers go backward and generally be confusing)03:34
cjwatsonI second pitti's recommendation to use 'bzr bind'03:35
ograto late now03:35
ograbut https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/edubuntu.gutsy seems to be happy03:35
cjwatsonplease set up a checkout now rather than later so that that doesn't happen again03:35
pittiyeah, and 'bzr log' will be strange03:35
ograwill do03:35
cjwatsonogra: it *works*, it's just horribly confusing03:36
ograyeah03:36
ograunderstood03:36
StevenKpitti: In a fun twist of fate, -11 and -12 kernel stuff has landed in NBS03:38
cjwatsonStevenK: -11 should go away for beta, leave -12 alone since it's probably just unseeded stuff03:38
cjwatsonI don't see any -12 stuff in /~ubuntu-archive/NBS/03:39
pittiStevenK: probably it's just NEEDSBUILD03:40
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cjwatsonI've seeded the *-cell-di udebs03:40
pittiStevenK: and I cleaned up all -11 yesterday AFAIK03:40
cjwatsonpitti: there's linux-ubuntu-modules -11 stuff03:40
pittiah03:41
pittiI'll clean up later03:41
StevenKpitti: It seems you missed updates-modules-2.6.22-11-*-di03:41
cjwatsonStevenK: it's from a different source03:41
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StevenKcjwatson: Yeah, I should learn to hit refresh before poking people about NBS, just in case03:41
cjwatsonpitti: BTW (just in case) could you please leave palo-installer and partman-palo in main? hppa should be back in shape soon so we can turn it back on properly in anastacia03:41
ograW: http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/gutsy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.bz2 was corrupt03:42
ograhrm, whats that ?03:42
cjwatsonusually transient, wait 'til next push03:43
pitticjwatson: right, I was ignoring it anyway for the moment03:44
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ograwell, does ./update retry in the background ? seems its going on fine03:44
cjwatsonogra: no, it ignores the errors and trundles on regardless03:45
ograah, k03:45
cjwatsonogra: you should nuke your tree, re-unpack, and try again later03:45
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ograyes, thats what i usually do anyway with wsuch warnings03:45
cjwatsonit's a germinate bug mind you, it should stop on that sort of thing03:45
cjwatsonand not bugger up the tree03:46
ograyup03:46
siretartasac: heh, you're foisting me the wpasupplicant downgrade?03:47
siretart(the changes-file says Changed-By: siretart, but I didn't sign that upload)03:47
asacsiretart: no ... not that i know of03:47
pittisiretart: no, we just asked for your opinion03:48
pittisiretart: erm, what??03:48
asacsiretart: oh ... sorry if that wasn't the idea ... i took your package03:48
asacsiretart: and didn't change a thing except the version03:48
siretartright03:48
asacor did i?03:48
siretartbut this way it looks like a sponsored upload03:48
cjwatsonChanged-By is taken from the top of debian/changelog, not the signer03:48
pittiStevenK: NBS cleaned (kernel -11 stuff, libwine, and libgbf-1-0-dbg)03:48
siretartthere isn't a problem here, it just looks strange03:49
asacsiretart: in the end the uploader is responsible i guess ... not the changelog owner (imo)03:49
StevenKpitti: Yay, thanks.03:49
siretartasac: well, in this particular case, we are both respsonsible anyways. it just looks funny ;)03:49
cjwatsoncould somebody fix the usplash-theme-ubuntu misalignment for beta?03:49
StevenKpitti: libgbf-1-0 can go whenever the amd64 build of anjuta sorts itself out03:49
cjwatsonI think it only affects one of the (widescreen, non-widescreen) versions03:49
asacsiretart: yeah sorry for the confusion ;)03:49
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pittisladen: computers are so bad at maths...04:03
sladenpitti: yeah, much worse than the programmers that think 352+380+352=102404:05
cjwatsonheh04:06
pittifor a very small value of '380' :)04:06
Hobbseesladen: they've redefined the maths system since you went to school.  didnt you get the memo?04:06
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lamontmvo: you around?04:09
lamontmount (current gutsy) Breaks: nfs-common (<<1:1.1.0-7).04:09
lamontdoes that mean that apt will just do the right thing?04:09
lamont(and we can therefore close the update-manager bug and not bother with the releasenotes entry?)04:10
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Amaranthlamont: apt will refuse to install the new mount04:10
lamontdist-upgrade should cause it to upgrade nfs-mount if present though, yes?04:11
Amaranthnot sure04:11
geserdoesn't breaks mean than nfs-common gets unconfigured?04:12
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pittibut if a higher version is available, apt should certainly prefer that?04:12
sladencjwatson: who's got an affected laptop?04:13
pittisladen: I notice the wrong progress bar on the live CD, but in installed system it is ok04:13
sladenpitti: oh, joy.04:13
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StevenKpitti: lmms hasn't been fixed for s/libwine-dev/wine-dev/, I'm doing so now.04:15
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pittiStevenK: right, but I'm not worried killing build-dependencies, since on next upload people notice anyway and it doesn't break installability04:15
ograpitti, if e-meta shows up in the queue, please approve ...04:15
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pittiogra: noted04:15
StevenKpitti: Shrug, it gives me something to do. :-)04:15
pittiogra: s/if/when/, I take it? :)04:15
cjwatsonsladen: any vmware installation shows it when booting the live CD04:16
pittisladen: ^ confirmed04:16
cjwatsonwell, I say any, at least mine does04:16
ograpitti, actually it should be there already :) ....04:16
ograanyway, coffeebreak :)04:16
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lamontbug #14155904:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141559 in update-manager "update-manager needs to handle mount/nfs-common transition for gutsy" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14155904:16
cjwatsonsladen: hence my widescreen vs. non-widescreen thought04:17
sladencjwatson: the (2*a + b != c) was only off for the widescreen. 0.16 uploaded, one line change only on the widescreen theme, shouldn't make the situation any worse04:18
cjwatsoncool, thanks04:19
sladencjwatson: re: vmware;  640x400 could be selected as "widescreen"04:20
mjg59The livecd will never use the widescreen themes04:21
mjg59usplash doesn't do its own resolution probing, and nothing has given it a widescreen resolution at that point04:21
sladenarse04:21
mjg59Also, we don't have a 640x40004:21
sladenpitti: you said the error was /only/ on the livecd and not on normal boot?04:21
mjg59(Or do we? If we do, it should be shot)04:21
cjwatsonsladen: that's what I'm seeing, which suggests it's on 640x480 not 1024x76804:22
cjwatson(the resolutions in my case)04:23
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Riddellsladen: when editing usplash themes please mind and tell me and ogra and whoever does xubuntu to sync up04:26
bddebianHeya04:26
Riddellor for extra points fix it somehow so the code isn't duplicated04:27
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sladenRiddell: does this progress bar misalignment show up on kubuntu aswell?04:27
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Riddellsladen: yes04:30
Riddellwhich isn't surprising since its the same code04:30
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StevenKpitti: lmms builds, would you prefer I left it until after beta?04:31
sladenRiddell: nod, I'll do it once somebody confirms whether it's a fix or not04:34
Riddellsladen: you uploaded without knowing if it fixes or not?04:35
pittiStevenK: no, I'm fine; it's universe04:37
MacSlowseb128, .svg don't need to be uuencoded in order to be put in the debian-directory, right?04:37
StevenKpitti: Aye, uploading now04:38
seb128MacSlow: no they don't04:38
sladenRiddell: yes, see note above.04:38
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StevenKpitti: lmms uploaded, accept at your leisure.04:39
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sladenSeveas: did you, or mjg59 originally write this usplash theme?04:41
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seb128pitti: I'm sometimes wondering if apport works correctly nowadays, we don't get lot of crash bugs04:53
pittiseb128: the crash was caught, but update-notifier didn't report it on the live CD04:53
seb128right04:53
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seb128my gutsy does the same04:53
seb128it collects crashes but that's about it04:54
seb128I'm not sure if I changed the config at some points so I didn't bother04:54
seb128but that's weird04:54
pittihm, bash -c 'kill -SEGV $$' still works04:54
seb128well it collects crashes as written04:55
seb128it just doesn't add an icon in the notification area nor run04:55
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pittiseb128: hm, it does for me04:56
seb128k, so I probably changed something04:56
pittiseb128: if you do above bash command, what happens?04:56
seb128I just dunno where04:57
seb128it adds a crash to /var/crash04:57
seb128and that's all04:57
pittipython crashes are reported here, too04:57
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pittiseb128: gconftool -g /apps/update-notifier/show_apport_crashes04:58
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seb128No value set for `/apps/update-notifier/show_apport_crashes'04:58
pochuIt doesn't notify here, and I don't think I changed the config...04:58
pittiseb128: a-haa04:58
pochusame here, btw ^ :)04:58
pittido you have /usr/share/gconf/schemas/update-notifier.schemas ?04:59
seb128yes04:59
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seb128pitti: /var/lib/dpkg/info/update-notifier.postinst doesn't register it though04:59
pittiseb128: hm, shouldn't gconf use the default from there?04:59
seb128so it's not used04:59
pittihehe04:59
seb128pitti: no, the package has to use dh_gconf04:59
pittimvo: you broke my shiny update-notifier gconf key :/05:00
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seb128pitti: schemas are templates used to file the gconf database at installation time05:00
pittimvo: want me to fix it again?05:00
pittiseb128: right, and I'm fairly sure I added dh_gconf back then05:00
seb128pitti: anyway that would explain why we don't get lot of crash bugs for some time05:00
pittiand also why they are not reported on the live CD05:01
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pittiapt-get source update-notifier doesn't warn me about bzr either05:01
pittiseb128: I'll take a look; we should definitively have this for beta05:01
seb128pitti: weird, it has a dh_gconf05:02
pittievand: bug 144460 should be a straightforward fix; I'm not sure how exotic the crash is, though05:03
pittievand: (or, rather, the circumstances when it happens)05:03
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144460 in ubiquity "ubiquity crashed with NameError in _realpath_root_recurse()" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14446005:04
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seb128pitti: ah, you added the dh_gconf before dh_install which doesn't work since the schemas is not installed yet05:05
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iwjkylem: You don't fancy looking into the sl-modem-daemon regression, do you ?  (bug 144468)05:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144468 in linux-source-2.6.22 "sl-modem-daemon does not work on some hardware" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14446805:07
evandpitti: thanks, I'll take a look05:07
seb128pitti: do you want me to upload a fixed update-notifier?05:07
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evandugh, why can't firefox handle gzip like less.  I shouldn't have to open a single compressed file in file-roller.05:08
pittiseb128: ah, that was due to Riddell's recent changes for the package split05:08
=== pitti pats bzr blame :)
pittiseb128: sure, if you have some minutes to actually test it, that'd be appreciated05:08
cjwatsonevand: looks like I got the mutual recursion syntax wrong05:08
seb128pitti: ok, looking at that05:08
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cjwatsonI'm not actually sure how to fix that, so good luck :)05:09
evandhaha, oh thanks!05:09
pittioh, hmm, just looked like a wrong name05:09
cjwatsonoh05:10
cjwatsonyes, you're right05:10
pittievand: it actually installs fine, so the only things that are wrong are the missing 'reboot now' message, and the apport crash report05:10
kylemiwj, there's no change that would effect that.05:14
cjwatsonevand: ignoring my misunderstanding, can you go ahead and commit the obvious fix?05:15
iwjkylem: Not even the reversion of snd-intel-hda ?05:16
iwjkylem: If you think it's probably not a kernel bug I can try to do binary chop on upgrades.05:16
evandcjwatson: will do05:16
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pittiiwj, kylem: just chiming in, bigjools was complaining about his intel sound card not working any more in gutsy; might that be related?05:17
evandpitti: missing reboot now message?  That's been coming up fine for me.  Is there a specific test case for this?05:17
cjwatsonreboot> ditto05:18
pittievand: well, ubiquity crashed, so it could not display it any more05:18
pittievand: that was just the reasoning for not making it a blocker for beta05:18
kylemhmm.05:18
pittiinstallation works by and large, but with a few glitches05:18
kylemtry reverting the kernel to -11 and seeing if it fixes things.05:18
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evandpitti: I'm sorry, I don't follow.  How would ubiquity crashing make the 'would you like to reboot now?' message disappear, unless you're saying that such a message should appear despite the install failing?05:24
cjwatsonpitti: I think we should disable tracker in the live session to save memory. Does that make sense to you?05:24
pitticjwatson: ooh, please05:25
cjwatsonI'll just check that the world doesn't break if I do that05:25
pittievand: well, because ubiquity crashed before it came to the point when it considered the installation fully finished and thus would display the 'installation done. reboot/continue' dialog05:25
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pitticjwatson: that would be a casper change?05:26
cjwatsonyes05:27
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highvoltage5C05:34
pittihi mdz05:34
cjwatsonpitti: I think the installation not completing is a blocker for beta; there are important things done after the crash you describe beyond just displaying the reboot dialog05:36
cjwatsonpitti: for example, a system that crashes at that point will still have ubiquity installed in the target, and won't have the installation logs copied to it05:36
mdzpitti: hello05:36
pitticjwatson: if we get a fix soon, I'm all for it; right now I'm not sure how corner-case this crash is05:37
cjwatsonpitti: evand's committed it, and there's something else in bzr that needs an upload anyway05:37
pittiah, great05:37
cjwatsonbut I was waiting for a translation update from Launchpad before uploading, ideally05:37
wasabiSo... when my kernel dies... the keyboard's caps lock and scroll lock keys blink... and X remains unmoving.05:37
pitticjwatson: heh, I'm waiting for a new gutsy tarball since Saturday :)05:38
wasabiIs there an appropiate way to get something useful for submitting in a bug report?05:38
pitticjwatson: we'll still need a new wpasupplicant (most probably), so I think we won't get new images until tomorrow morning05:38
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pittiwb seb12805:38
pittiseb128: btw, I think you didn't commit the update-notifier fix to bzr05:38
seb128pitti: re, update-notifier fix confirmed and uploaded05:38
seb128where is the bzr?05:39
pittiseb128: thanks05:39
pittihttp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/update-notifier/ubuntu/05:39
seb128I tried http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/update-notifier/ubuntu05:39
pittiseb128: apt-get source didn't warn me either, but debian/control has it05:39
seb128but this one doesn't have the current version05:39
pittihmm05:39
seb128it's outdated05:39
seb128and mvo didn't reply to my query05:39
seb128so I just uploaded for now05:39
pittiseb128: ok, *shrug*, something to be cleaned up later05:40
seb128right05:40
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cjwatsonseb128: 16:24 <cjwatson> pitti: I think we should disable tracker in the live session to save memory. Does that make sense to you?05:41
cjwatsonseb128: sound reasonable? it's not like it will be indexing much interesting05:42
jdongI think we should disable tracker to not break my hard drive :)05:42
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pittiah, that might also explain why it is to painfully slow05:42
mjg59That makes sense05:42
jamiemccyeah - cant see the point on a live cd05:42
pittihi jamiemcc05:43
jamiemcchi pitti05:43
pittijamiemcc: just noticed that trackerd doesn't stop when pulling out AC, but seb said you already fixed it in svn?05:43
pittijamiemcc: does this happen to be a relatively small patch which we could apply easily?05:43
jamiemccyes we hope to have a release later tonight or tomorrow at latest05:43
jamiemccthe patch would be difficult to isolate from release05:44
pittijamiemcc: for the beta I'd prefer a single patch if it is reasonably consistent, and new upstream microrelease later05:44
pittijamiemcc: oh, I see05:44
pittijamiemcc: well, it was worth a try :)05:44
jamiemccpitti: I can do ti for you if you like if its not possible to put a new version in time for beta05:44
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pittijamiemcc: well, it's not a beta blocker IMHO; but I consider it very important to fix immediately after that05:45
pittijamiemcc: does your new release tonight have any new features, or is it just bug fixes?05:45
jamiemccbug fixes on the whole - new features like experimental thunderbird extension are configure disable05:46
pitti(am I the only one who envisions a sleep medicine when saying "beta blocker"?)05:46
jamiemccthe new index merging improves disk io and index speed considerably05:46
jamiemccso would be nice to get it into gutsy asap05:47
pittijamiemcc: hm, sounds like we want that, too, if it has been tested properly?05:47
jamiemccits been tested over the weekend on the tracker ML05:47
jamiemcconly major issue is memory leaks atm05:47
seb128cjwatson: makes sense05:47
pittiwith the new indexing or the current one?05:47
jamiemccthe new indexing merging05:48
pittijamiemcc: do you have a websvn where I could see the commit to fix 'stop on battery'? (just to have a fallback)05:49
jamiemcchttp://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/tracker/trunk/src/trackerd/05:49
jamiemccchanges to trackerd.c and tracker-utils.c and tracker-utils.h05:50
pittijamiemcc: ah, revs 846 and 861?05:51
jamiemccyes sounds right05:52
jamiemccwould have to fish them out amongst the other changes though05:52
pittihm, those commits seem to amalgate several unrelated changes05:52
pittiah, right05:52
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pittiKeybuk: now that unionfs works again, by and large, would it make sense to do that mystical ReadaheadListUpdate?06:17
pittidoko: expat NEWed, FYI (64 bit libs)06:21
pittibryce: radeonhd binary-NEWed, FYI06:23
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Keybukpitti: yeah06:24
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TomaszDhello, quick question, is the bluez-gnome package installed by default regardless of bluetooth hardware presence?06:25
TomaszDI need this for an Ubuntu article, for a real... paper newspaper.06:26
cjwatsonTomaszD: generally we try not to install packages on a hardware-specific basis, because it makes it less convenient to switch hardware around06:26
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cjwatsonsort of the opposite of Windows activation :-)06:26
TomaszDhah, good thinking06:26
mvoseb128: let me check it06:27
TomaszDso I take it as a yes, it's installed regardless06:27
cjwatsonTomaszD: yes, in the forthcoming Ubuntu 7.10 (but not in 7.04), bluez-gnome is installed by default across the board. It's only a Recommends of ubuntu-desktop, though, so you can remove it again without problems06:27
TomaszDcjwatson, thank you!06:27
TomaszDI want to be as accurate as possible06:27
mjg59TomaszD: In the absence of bluetooth hardware, it should just sit there and do nothing until a bluetooth device is plugged in06:28
mjg59We install it by default because there's no way of knowing whether the user has a bluetooth dongle that isn't connected at install time06:28
TomaszDthat's my fifth and last article for a special Ubuntu edition of a certain Linux magazine, I'm dead tired and I don't want to make a mistake06:28
dokopitti: thanks06:28
sladenTomaszD: imagine if you had a bluetooth USB dongle;  wandered up to a machine and plugged it in;  it should "just work".06:29
TomaszDindeed, this is a real advantage over the earlier ubuntu editions06:29
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TomaszDbut to be fair, XP SP2 also handles this well06:30
TomaszDalright, thanks guys, back to writing06:30
mjg59No problem06:30
pittiTomaszD: yeah, the BT applet activates itself when I plug in my bluetooth dongle06:30
sladenTomaszD: (nb, the the plugging in bit is actually what "happens" with Fn-F5 style toggling of bluetooth radios on laptops)06:30
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mathiazkeescook: I've pushed a new version of apparmor in my bzr branch.06:41
keescookmathiaz: okay, do we have a freeze exception for it?  (i.e. should I merge and publish?)06:42
mathiazkeescook: it should fix the audit messages in syslog not being parsed correctly.06:42
mathiazkeescook: I don't think we need an UVFe as it's 0ubuntu2.06:42
mathiazkeescook: but I think we need to ask pitti about it.06:42
keescookmathiaz: beta freeze means no uploads to main (of any kind) unless we get approval.06:43
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keescook(i.e. not a UVFe, a BFe)06:43
mathiazkeescook: ok. So no, I don't have freeze exception.06:43
keescookmathiaz: okay, I'll merge and ask06:44
TomaszDone more question guys, since the installation of language packs during system installation is broken atm (known and reported bug, don't know about current status), the xdg-user-dirs are now in English in my Polish session (after installing language packs after system installation). I was informed that the folders are created upon user account creation and there is no way to change their names to my locale automatically, because they're created06:45
TomaszDjust once, is there a workaround for this? Can I now change the names manually without breaking anything?06:45
evandTomaszD: lang packs should be installed in the latest daily live CDs06:46
pittievand: thanks for fixing this; it worked in today's test install of mien06:47
pittis/mien/mine/06:47
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TomaszDevand, I'm subscribed to a bug about this and I haven't received anything about this, but nevermind. What about a scenario in which the network connection cannot be estabilished during installation (problematic drivers, etc), is there a workaround, I mean when I change default locale to Polish afterwards and download all the language packs, is there any way to handle locale changes with xdg-user-dirs?06:48
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TomaszDI think there isn't anything I can do besides creating another user account :]  but if the langpacks are installed during installation then the problem is more or less covered06:49
evandTomaszD: I'm not sure, tbh I'm not as up on i18n as I should be.06:49
evandpitti: glad to hear it!06:49
TomaszDalright, np06:49
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iwjogra: What's the problem with autopkgtest and ltsp-client ?07:04
MacSlowalthough I replace the four icons with lapo's I still see kwwii07:04
MacSlow 's icons07:04
MacSlowI even did a restart07:04
MacSlowalso wiping ~/.thumbnails didn't help07:05
MacSlowwhere else does gnome store icons?07:05
pittiMacSlow: try gtk-update-icon-cache?07:06
cjwatsoniwj: re bug 144497, console-setup was deliberately uploaded before xkb-data binaries were ready (in the knowledge that the buildds would wait until that happened) in order to speed up the publication process07:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144497 in console-setup "autopkgtest gutsy console-setup: erroneous package!" [High,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14449707:06
cjwatsoniwj: perhaps you should have your test harness wait a bit before filing build-depends bugs?07:06
MacSlowpitti, yep07:06
MacSlowpitti, no change07:06
iwjcjwatson: Err, it's difficult to know what "wait a bit" would mean.  That's not really how it works - it picks a package to test and then files a bug if it failed.07:07
iwjcjwatson: I could have it put the package to one side with a note to retest soon and file a bug if still broken I suppose.07:07
iwjcjwatson: But really the rate of these failures is quite low.  You only get a bug like this if autopkgtest happens to pick your package at a time when it's broken.07:08
cjwatsonI don't know exactly how it would be implemented07:08
cjwatsonfair enough07:08
cjwatsonI've just closed it now07:08
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ogra[   ]  gutsy-server-i386.OVERSIZED         24-Sep-2007 18:05    007:12
ogra[   ]  gutsy-server-i386.iso               24-Sep-2007 18:02  700M07:12
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IntuitiveNippleIs alternate CD x86 i386 install supposed to be offering x86_64 kernel image updates when Update Manager first runs after booting the installed system?07:14
pittiogra: ugh07:14
pittiIntuitiveNipple: erm, no07:14
jdongis that even possible?07:15
IntuitiveNipplepitti: hmmm!07:15
ograpitti, well, a pngcrush on the new wallpaper and it should be fine i guess07:15
IntuitiveNippleI can give you a screenshot if you like lol07:15
ogracant be mush thats over now07:15
ogra*much07:15
ograoh, wait, ubuntu is still 4M over i should inherit something of that :)07:16
ograiwj, do you have a blacklist for packages in autopkgtest ? ltsp-client/-core should be excluded07:17
iwjogra: Sorry, I'm afraid my bot has filed another dupe of that bug.07:17
ograah, thats fine, i can ignore that07:17
iwjI was using ltsp-client as a test case and the dupe suppression arrangements didn't work properly.07:17
iwjWith luck you won't get another dupe.07:17
ograah, k07:17
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iwjI don't have a blacklist in the sense that there's a manual blacklist.  But it's supposed to ignore source packages which have open autopkgtest bugs.07:18
ograas i said, i can ignore that, just be aware that its supposed to fail in non ltsp chroots :)07:18
iwjI'm afraid I don't have time right now to discuss it in detail.07:18
iwjHow about we chat tomorrow some time ?07:18
ograsure07:18
iwjThanks.07:18
iwjAnd sorry for the noise.07:18
ogranp07:19
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sladenmjg59: something weird, fan started spinning fast, 20 wake-ups per seconds (libata and firefox), 65% in C0, nothing in top, turned the wireless/BT off and it's still the same.07:35
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sladenmjg59: oh wait, no:  Wakeups-from-idle per second : 33200.1    and yet the top two items in powertop show only 10 each07:36
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LongPointyStickevand: ping?07:50
evandLongPointyStick: pong07:50
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mvolamont: re #141559: having the breaks is good, but it seems like it is not sufficient as it seems to be possible to mount nfs in feisty without nfs-common so a transtion that checks for nfs mounts and adds nfs-common is required07:53
lamontok07:53
mvolamont: I should have the required code in update-manager now, I do a test and then commit07:54
lamontmvo: fwiw, I think we waved our hands and said that if you didn't care about locking, then it was OK that you couldn't mount your nfs partitions. :-)  So yeah, forcing the install on nfs-mount-existance is a good thing07:56
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mvolamont: haha, ok :) for debian  a debconf note might be appropriate if no nfs-common is installed and nfs-mounts are in used07:57
sladenmjg59: puzzling, nothing in /proc/interrupts is catching those 32k interupts, so timers I guess.  utterly puzzled07:57
lamontprobably07:57
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lamontthen again, I have until lenny freezy to worry about that... :)07:58
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psusihow should I go about getting corrections made to https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/i386/apcs03.html ?08:00
cjwatsonpsusi: file a bug on installation-guide08:00
cjwatson(it can then be corrected for 7.10, probably not for 7.04)08:00
psusithat's a package name?  installation-guide?08:00
psusiok.... it suggests making separate /usr, /var, and /tmp partitions for multi user systems... /tmp definately should not have its own partition since it is mounted as a tmpfs08:01
cjwatsonpsusi: yes, it is a package name08:02
psusik08:03
cjwatsonand I didn't say to make your bug report here :)08:03
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KaiLjust saw, that gutsy still has fglrx 8.37.6, any plans to add 8.41.7, which supports Radeon HD 2xxx?08:08
Kopfgeldjaegerhow can i replace one 2 newlines (if they are "together") in a text file? \n\n\n should become \n, and \n\n should become \n08:10
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psusiwhat's the difference between confirmed and triaged again?08:11
psusiI still don't quite have the hang of the new system08:12
Kmospsusi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Status08:12
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cjwatsonI don't find the distinction particularly valuable, but perhaps others do08:12
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pittipsusi: confirmed> another user besides the reporter also gets this bug; triaged> a developer looked at it and thinks that the bug has enough information to start working on a fix08:14
psusithey both mention having enough information to start working on a fix08:15
pittipsusi: that's why only ubuntu-qa people can use 'triaged'08:15
psusihrm... I set this bug to triaged because I confirmed someone else's diagnosis of the problem as being that the documentation just needs updated, is that wrong?08:16
pittipsusi: sounds good to me, and I'm with cjwatson here: I wouldn't rely on the precise semantics of those two states anyway08:19
psusiso normal users can only set it to confirmed, and because I'm in the right group I am allowed to move it to triaged, which really then should get dev attention?  at least, is that the ideal?08:20
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pittipsusi: it's more useful as a way to organize your personal bug list, but yes08:21
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pkernDoes Ubuntu Firefox have some kind of ligature support?08:25
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pkern(They are drawed incorrectly on my Gutsy machine. The following char is painted over the ligature.)08:28
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pittipkern: apparently; 'ffl' renders badly08:32
pkernpitti: So I should file a bug against mozilla-firefox? It makes text badly readable, especially because they are even displayed in wrong font weights on some sites (i.e. I observed it on LP where "ff" in a word was rendered differently).08:34
pittipkern: sure (against 'firefox', though)08:34
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pkernHm it is already reported and fairly old (LP: #37828).08:36
pkernBah, the workaround is to take a font which does not support ligatures.08:37
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sladenpkern: freetype, lower level than that08:38
pkernIt's a firefox bug.08:39
pkernGtk renders them fine, only firefox takes the wrong ligature width.08:39
pwnguinis that why they went with a fixed-width font system for lp's comments?08:40
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gnomefreakpkern: on feisty or gutsy?08:50
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pkerngnomefreak: gutsy08:51
pkerngnomefreak: Pretty fresh install.08:51
gnomefreakpkern: ty talking with asac about it atm08:52
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asacpkern: do you have a testcase for that?08:52
asace.g. some page i can open to see the issue?08:52
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gnomefreakasac: how many pages do you want? theres a ton on that bug report ;)08:54
gnomefreakton == >=508:55
pkernasac: http://antigrain.com/research/font_rasterization/index.html :-P08:55
asaci have visited too many bugs in the last few days ;)08:55
pkernSearch for "offset"08:55
asaclooks good here08:55
asaclets see what font i have08:55
pkernI have "serif", "sans-serif" and "monospace" in Firefox's font settings.08:56
asacah ok its different in epiphany08:56
Riddellmvo: ping08:56
pkernSo it probably matches to the (Gnome?) default fonts.08:56
Riddellmvo: I think I need to upload a revert to distUpgrader08:56
pkernasac: It's *fixed* in Epiphany? Then I would switch back. :-P08:56
Riddellmvo: can I just commit and you'll do that for me?08:56
asacpkern: yeah its fixed in there ... most likely because epiphany chooses a different set of fonts for gecko?08:57
pkernasac: So that means you have no ligatures at all in epiphany?08:57
asacyes maybe epiphany doesn't use pango?08:58
pkernPhew.08:58
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pkernArgh. Could somebody please kill `epiphany'.08:58
asacpkern: yes if i start firefox with MOZ_DISABLE_PANGO=1 its /fixed/ ?08:59
asac:)08:59
lamontpkern: they don't allow guns at my office.08:59
gnomefreakasac: i dont htink it "did" atleast in edgy because that is where most of the firefox bugs about pango slowing fox down people used epiphany to speed it up or they would turn pango off08:59
asacpkern: in the same way fixed as in epiphany08:59
mvoRiddell: sure, what do you need ?08:59
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Riddellmvo: remove the killall and go back to using the dcop code to kill adept09:00
Riddellmvo: although I'm not sure the best way to test it09:00
mvoRiddell: I take that this is urgent and should go in before beta?09:00
Riddellmvo: yes09:00
mvoRiddell: consider it done09:00
Riddellmvo: I've not committed yet09:01
mvoRiddell: sure, commit09:01
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Riddellwell, I should test it first, and I don't know how to do that09:01
Riddellit needs adept to download a copy and validate the signature etc but I can't sign it09:01
Riddellspose I can hack adept not to validate09:02
lamontslangasek: would you be annoyed if I marked bug #144364 for beta milestone?09:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144364 in expect "Please sync expect (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14436409:02
mvoRiddell: or just run "./build-tarball" in the DistUpgrade dir and copy the tarball into your testsystem and unpack it09:02
pkernasac: Yep, no ligatures in epiphany. \:09:02
pkernasac: OTOH if the choice is between ligatures and invalid rendering... ;)09:04
pkernBut this firefox issue should really be fixed in some way or another before the release.09:04
slangaseklamont: I think I might be confused09:04
asacpkern: yes09:04
asacpkern: remind me after beta09:05
asac:)09:05
lamontslangasek: it's a question of whether or not ia64 counts for beta... that's all. :-)09:05
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pkernasac: The problem is that we don't have milestones for >beta?09:05
lamontand if I mark it for beta, then it shows up on your reports...09:05
asacpkern: most likely we would need to go back to xft then for normal locales ... which i don't like09:05
asacpkern: well you can target it for gutsy09:06
pkernIt's "Nominated for Gutsy".09:06
slangaseklamont: well, it doesn't "count" for beta, but if the fix is straightforward and localized I'm happy to accept the fix09:06
slangasekwhich is not to say it should be milestoned, but eh09:06
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pkernasac: Does that mean that it still needs to be accepted by a RM to be of use?09:07
asacpkern: i must admit that i am confused that there is no final milestone as well09:08
asacpkern: so what i did when i pushe back was 'just' schedule for gutsy09:08
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mdzmjg59: who's responsible for turning the backlight back on during resume?  (it doesn't get done on my T61)09:14
mdzacpi-support?  X?  something else?09:15
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ion_Sorry, i forgot to turn it on. Ill do better the next time.09:15
rohanjdong: ping, are you around ?09:15
mjg59mdz: Are you running 32-bit or 64-bit?09:15
mjg59The answer is vbetool, regardless, but the bug is in libx8609:15
mjg59I've fixed it for 64-bit, 32-bit is harder09:16
mdzmjg59: 3209:16
rohanis it too late in the release timeline now to fix a bug in sound drivers which has been fixed upstream ?09:16
mjg59rohan: For beta, yes. For final, probably not09:16
mjg59mdz: The issue is that the IBM BIOSes try to read from an address just under 4GB09:16
mjg59mdz: This doesn't work so well. We need a segfault handler to grab the previous instruction, disassemble it, read the memory, hand it back to the vm86 context and then reenter vm86 mode09:17
mdzick09:17
mdzso I should reinstall as 64-bit if that's feasible for me09:17
rohanmjg59: ok. i was referring to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/109882 ... would you know what can i do further to help out with this bug ?09:18
mjg59In 64-bit mode, we use x86emu and so can just catch the reads directly09:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 109882 in fedora "Headphone automute not working" [Unknown,Confirmed] 09:18
mdzmjg59: is there a bug open about this, and if not, should I file one?09:18
mjg59rohan: If it's fixed upstream, find out which commit fixed it and mention that in the bug09:18
mjg59mdz: There is, yes09:18
mdzI looked and don't see one which is obviously a match09:18
mjg59I suspect that many of the bugs that involve vbetool segfaulting are related to this09:19
mjg59But it took me a while to realise what was going on - I didn't know that x86 could directly access >1MB from real mode...09:19
rohanmjg59: problem is, it's a kernel bug, but i don't know how to find which commit specifically in alsa fixed it09:20
mvoRiddell: I have a update-manager fix pending too, so please let me know when you are ready and I will upload09:20
rohanhow do i relate the two ?09:20
mjg59rohan: Look at the kernel revision history at git.kernel.org09:20
mdzmjg59: which vbetool command would it be which is failing?  i can try to confirm it here09:21
rohanmjg59: err i mean, i'm not sure if the changes are in kernle yet. it might just be fixed in the alsa's code tree ?09:21
mjg59mdz: vbetool post09:21
mjg59rohan: Then find the commit in the alsa tree and link to it09:22
mdzmjg59: yep, that triggers it09:22
mdzError: something went wrong performing real mode call09:22
mdzand no backlight09:22
mdzspawning a new X server fixes it09:22
rohanmjg59: ah i see.09:22
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mjg59mdz: Hm. Just "Something went wrong", and no segfault?09:23
mdzmjg59: correct09:23
mjg59Odd.09:23
mjg59Maybe lrmi already catches the segfault.09:24
mdzexit(1)09:24
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mdzmjg59: is it worth trying POST_VIDEO=false?09:24
AmaranthThat reminds me, is there some guide to debugging resume issues?09:24
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mjg59mdz: No, that's not adequate09:25
mjg59mdz: You can work around it for now by booting with acpi_video=s3_bios09:25
AmaranthAs far as I can tell my resume fails as soon as it starts, I don't even get a working num lock key09:25
mjg59mdz: That runs the code in kernel mode, which means the VM limitations are somewhat less, well, limited09:25
AmaranthActually this sounds like the problems I was having with ata_piix awhile back, I should try changing my controller to legacy09:25
rohanmjg59: well unfortunately i can't find the specific change in patch_realtek.c but i'm sure it's been fixed :-/ any more pointers ?09:27
mjg59rohan: It definitely works with upstream alsa?09:27
rohanmjg59: yes, i've tried09:28
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mjg59Ok, then I think you've done all you can for now09:28
mdzmjg59: thanks.  is there anything else I can do to help define the problem, or do you know everything you need to know already?09:28
rohanmjg59: because it's working perfectly on arch linux, and on driver i compiled in feisty using code checked out from the alsa hg repo09:29
mjg59mdz: I've got the BIOS disassembly and function trace, so I think I'm set :)09:29
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rohanmjg59: the problem is, arch uses newer alsa than the one in kernel 2.6.22 or 2.6.23-rcX .. so it seems that none of the soon-to-be-released distros have this bug fixed. so there's nothing i can do, atleast for gutsy, before this change of alsa is merged in upstream kernel ?09:31
mjg59rohan: It depends whether we pull upstream alsa into our tree or not09:32
Chipzzsladen: I'm not sure I agree with the "should just work" assertion09:33
rohanmjg59: ok, what if i attach a patch to that bug against kernel 2.6.22.6 which fixes the bug ?09:33
Chipzzsladen: a very real concern is companies with confidential data; mounting of USB sticks there is not allowed, and you could circumvent that with plugging in your USB dongle and using your phone as a storage device09:34
mjg59rohan: If it does, and if it's not just the entire file backported, sure09:34
mjg59Chipzz: Then individual companies can set appropriate policies09:34
rohanwow i think i already found the commit which fixes it. but i've got no way to check if my "hunch" is right or no09:35
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rohanhttp://hg.alsa-project.org/alsa-kernel/diff/3a300e020eca/pci/hda/patch_realtek.c --> this is what fixed it, i think09:35
mjg59rohan: If you make that change to the Ubuntu kernel, does it work?09:36
rohanmjg59: you mean, the gutsy kernel 2.6.22.x ?09:37
mjg59Yes09:37
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rohani have not tried.09:37
rohanis there a way to try it without rebuilding the complete kernel /09:37
mjg59No09:37
rohanthen ?09:38
rohanoh, sorry. .09:38
rohanthat means i'll need to install gutsy09:38
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rohanmjg59: the file patch_realtek.c has changed so much since 2.6.22 that it's not possible to apply it over single diffs of alsa hg repo09:41
mjg59rohan: If you can supply a working patch, then that would be helpful - but if not, then we'll still look into backporting the code09:42
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rohanmjg59: well i've attached a patch but basically it's just a backport of alsa-kernel as on 20070818 to 2.6.22.609:43
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pittinew ubuntu alternates up for testing09:50
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Lure_pitti: btw, was crypt-auto removed or fixed for beta?09:53
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pittiLure_: demoted to universe for now (i. e. removed from installer)09:53
pittiLure_: I'd rather not offer a broken feature when it sounds that sexy :)09:53
Lure_pitti: ok, so it is planned to be done post-beta or gutsy+1?09:53
pittiLure_: depends; when we can fix the cryptsetup initramfs hook soon, we can add it again for final (since it's not the default option anyway)09:54
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sladenChipzz: policy issue, vs. technical issue.09:56
sladenChipzz: technically, things should just work.  If somebody makes a choice ("sets a policy") that is different09:57
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evandpitti: were you planning on building daily lives anytime soon?  I have to in order to pull in the latest Wubi, and there's no sense in having two CDs separated by a few minutes.09:59
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pittievand: hm, I'm currently building new ones10:01
evandpitti: when did you start?10:01
pittievand: however, cjwatson mentioned that we'll need another ubiquity anyway? it's not in the queue yet10:01
pittievand: 10 minutes ago or so10:01
evandah, right10:02
evandI had forgotten about that bit :)10:02
pittievand: I have no problem with triggering new ones in two hours or so10:02
evandI'll wait then10:02
evandok, thanks10:02
evandI'll take care of it in 2 hours if ubiquity is built10:02
pittievand: for my planning, do you plan a new ubiquity?10:02
pittievand: ah, you have cd building powers now? great10:02
pittievand: then I don't need to stay awake that long *and* get up early10:03
evandpitti: indeed, for quite some time -- I just don't need to use it all that often10:03
evandhaha, apparently I do :)10:03
evandyeah, if you ever need CDs built and want to go to bed, just let me know10:03
pittievand: last time I did a "sleep 7200 && cron.daily.. :)10:03
evandhaha10:04
evandthat works as well10:04
Riddellmvo: do you know why dist updater needs to start a new X app?10:07
evandpitti: re new ubiquity> there's 1.5.18 which is probably what Colin mentioned that has the fix for the OEM issue you mentioned earlier.  That hasn't been released yet, I'll take care of it now.  After that, it's quite hard to say if there will be any/many more ubiquity releases.  We're trying to work around the unionfs issues and get the windows installer work stable enough to be included in the beta.10:08
rohanmjg59: as i've commented on the bug, i've found the specific commit upstream and listed it. nothing more i can do, right ?10:12
MacSlowhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mmueller/new-desktop-effects-capplet-6.2.png http://people.ubuntu.com/~mmueller/new-desktop-effects-capplet-5.png10:12
mvoRiddell: sometimes it does that for the debconf questions10:12
MacSlowwhat icon-set would you prefer?10:13
mjg59rohan: I think that's it, yes10:13
henoevand: what was fixed in the new wubi upload? I tried a few hours ago and it crashed at the partman step10:13
rohanMacSlow: the first one. 6.210:13
MacSlowrohan, yeah me too10:14
MacSlowbut I better put that on the ml for more people to see10:14
rohanMacSlow: assuming that even in the first one Custom appears only if ccsm is installed10:14
evandheno: I *think* the partman bit is actually weird unionfs issues, but there might be more there.10:14
MacSlowrohan, yes... that is always the case10:14
evandheno: the new wubi is to fix the transition from alpha to beta, I believe10:14
rohanthough i must say compiz looks real strange on the latest live cd. there were 2 cm thick white borders around each menu .. which was not there in the earlier live cds10:15
henoevand: ok. any suggestion on how to help debug the unionfs issue, or work around it to test the rest?10:15
rohanand the wallpaper is strange, so is the new resolution problem which affects atleast me and jdong10:16
evandheno: not entirely sure as Colin wrote the partman loopmounted fs code and I'm not too familiar with it yet.  If the bug you're hitting is in fact a unionfs issue, then unfortunately there's not much we can do at the moment.10:18
Ngrohan: I think the white borders thing is known, it has to do with the radius of the shadow or something10:18
rohanNg: ah, i see10:18
slangasekthe known white border issue is already supposed to be fixed, I'd have thought it would be in the latest live CD by now10:21
slangasekbut maybe I have my timeline wrong10:21
rohanwell i was using 22nd september's cd10:21
evandpitti or anyone else who can: can you upload and let ubiquity 1.5.18 through, it is a very small diff: http://people.ubuntu.com/~evand/upload/ubiquity_1.5.18.dsc10:28
KeybukI can upload10:30
evandthanks Keybuk10:30
Keybukthough I wouldn't want to override an ftpmaster to get it through10:30
evandok10:30
Keybukthey bite10:31
evandhahaha10:32
Keybukmy Soyuz powers are for emergencies, like when I upload something foolish and need to delete it out of the queue so nobody knows about it10:32
Keybuk<g>10:32
evandso often, basically10:33
Keybuk:-O10:33
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henosame reason I always just edit wiki.u.c pages right on the web server, no logs10:35
heno(joke)10:36
bddebianpitti: Got a sec for a quick, probably dumb, .desktop file question?10:37
jdstrandmdz: are you still seeing bug #99288? If not, what did you do to fix/workaround it?10:38
ubotuLaunchpad bug 99288 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Screen corruption on Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] " [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9928810:38
rohani think the reply of ubotu for "hi" needs to be changed.. it says "hi, welcome to ubotu" .. err, ubotu ? :P10:39
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pittievand: looking at ubiquity now11:10
evandthanks pitti11:11
Amarantharg, how do i get myself added to the list of people allowed to post to ubuntu-devel?11:15
_MMA_Amaranth: If I remember correctly Colin admins it. He should be able to add you to the white list.11:17
ScottKAmaranth: Wasn't it automatic?11:17
Amaranthapparently not11:17
elmoit is automatic, but there's a days lag or so11:18
elmoand it only whitelists your addresses in launchpad11:18
AmaranthHrm, alright.11:18
Amaranthelmo: Is your problem with switching multiple viewports fixed now?11:18
elmoAmaranth: I have to admit I haven't had a chance, I'll boot back into compiz tomorrow when I'm @ the office and check11:19
Amaranthelmo: Ah, alright. It should now take the same amount of time to do the animation no matter how many viewports you're changing between11:19
elmoAmaranth: ah, hmm, ok11:20
elmoAmaranth: seb was suggesting disabling the animation entirely if invoked by a keybinding, you guys didn't want to go with that?11:20
Amaranthelmo: the problem is it's a different plugin11:20
Amaranthelmo: the one that supports "go to viewport 8" cannot tell the wall plugin that it is the one requesting the change11:21
elmoAmaranth: ah, ok11:22
elmoAmaranth: well, I'll give it a go - I'd like to stick with compiz if I can :)11:22
Amaranth:)11:22
Amaranthelmo: I don't get your problem with increasing the text size in gnome-terminal. It does the right thing for me11:22
elmoAmaranth: yeah, I think someone fixed that11:23
elmoit was broken, I promise ;)11:23
Amaranthelmo: ah, good news11:23
Amaranthi saw :)11:23
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elmoAmaranth: ok, yeah, the workspace switching is much better11:26
Amaranthwoohoo11:26
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Amaranthmvo: bug 141543 is fixed, right?11:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141543 in compiz "Gutsy regression - compiz no longer starts with a failed 3d texture size check" [High,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14154311:27
mvoAmaranth: yes11:28
Amaranthmvo: did we ever decide what to do with bug 116807?11:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116807 in compiz "Number of rows of desktops forgotten if no switcher on panel" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11680711:29
Amaranthmvo: it doesn't work with metacity either...11:29
mvoAmaranth: yeah, lets move it down from critical to medium and add a task for metacity/libwnck-applet11:29
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Amaranthmvo: ok, 5 'High' bugs now and i think we can fix all but one of them11:31
mvoAmaranth: which one is the one we can't fix?11:31
Amaranththe one where alt-tab doesn't "talk"11:32
Amaranthwell, maybe11:32
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Amaranthbut since orca kills my computer i haven't been too motivated11:32
Amaranthbrb11:36
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mvoRiddell: anything new about the u-m thing?11:41
mvoAmaranth: ok11:41
Riddellmvo: yes, think I have it sorted now11:41
Riddellmvo: committed, ready to upload11:43
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Riddellmvo: err11:46
Riddellthe upgrade just asked me via debconf what PAM services to restart, the options included kdm, and it just killed X11:47
bryce_I ran into that too11:47
bryce_the dialog does suggest removing gdm and kdm, which I did and the install continued11:47
bryce_I'm not sure why it would want to restart gdm/kdm in the middle of an upgrade11:48
Riddellthat really needs fixing before beta11:48
Riddellis there a bug number?11:48
bryce_don't know11:48
RiddellI wish I'd payed some attention to it, don't even know what package it was11:48
bryce_hmm, it was one of the daemons iirc11:50
Riddelllibpam0g/restart-services maybe?11:52
ScottKRiddell: I'm pretty sure it's kees PAM update https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2007-September/024213.html11:52
Riddellkeescook: could it be?11:52
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keescookthe PAM thing is killing gdm/kdm yeah.  We should blacklist those services11:53
Riddellkeescook: that really needs fixed toot sweet11:54
mvoRiddell: yeah, I reported that already11:54
keescooksure, can you make a bug for it?  I'll go fix it up right now (waiting for kernel publications atm)11:54
keescookmvo: ah, do you have a #?11:54
mvokeescook: it should be on the beta list already :)11:55
tepsipakkiisn't there just a reload option for kdm too?11:55
mvokeescook: bug #14130911:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 141309 in pam "asks debconf question during upload" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14130911:56
mvokeescook: its not milestoned, but I think it should be11:56
Riddellbug 139065 got there first11:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 139065 in pam "pam upgrade restarts kdm without warning" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13906511:56
keescookmvo: your bug is slightly different (it's shouldn't ask at all) vs the kdm killer11:57
mvokeescook: it definitely should not ask a end user11:57
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keescookmvo: right, agreed.  but how do maintainer scripts now a feisty->gutsy upgrade is happening?11:57
keescook(rather than "just" a gutsy devel upgrade)11:58
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mvokeescook: you could check against the version you are upgrade from I guess. the dist-upgrader also sets a special environment (testing against that would be a bit messy)11:59
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tepsipakkiseriously, isn't a reload enough.. then it could do that without asking11:59
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keescooktepsipakki: well, the other services need to be restarted too12:00
tepsipakkikeescook: hmm, right12:00
keescookmvo: how did you handle this when openssl was upgraded (it did the same thing)12:01
mvokeescook: I don't remember off-hand, maybe by lowering the debconf question priority (default during the upgrade is high)12:02
tepsipakkikeescook: there is an exception for gdm in the libpam0g.postinst, which makes it to use reload instead12:02
keescooktepsipakki: yeah, using |kdm there will fix it, (building that now)12:02
tepsipakkikeescook: ah :)12:03
keescookmvo: ah, I can drop the question priority then.  that should do it.12:03
Riddellkeescook: surely it needs an exception for all login managers?12:04
keescookRiddell: it does -- what is xfce's?12:04
Riddelloh, xubuntu just uses gdm, I didn't know that12:04
keescookah, okay12:04
keescookare there any others?12:05
Riddellkeescook: ldm12:05
Riddellwdm12:05
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Riddellxdm12:05
Riddelland maybe sdm12:05
Riddellslim too12:06
keescookshould I just add all of those too, or maybe strengthen the warning?12:06
Riddellboth?12:07
Riddellcan't just strengthen the warning, else kdm etc will always reboot12:07
Riddelland it doesn't seem like a very interesting question to desktop users12:07
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keescookis ltsp's ldm's init script called "ldm"?12:09
nixternalkeescook: thanks for the uploads today12:09
Riddellit would seem to follow the pattern :)12:09
mvoRiddell: do you want to do the u-m upload or should I do it?12:09
keescooknixternal: you bet -- sorry it took me a few days, I wanted to test the builds (I'm paranoid), but it got bumped by high-priority kernel updates.12:10
nixternalkeescook: paranoia with kdebase is a good thing :)12:10
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nixternalyou weren't the only one12:10
keescooknixternal: heh12:10
Riddellkeescook: it doesn't seem to have one http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=ldm&version=gutsy&arch=i38612:10
bryce_Riddell: where are the release notes maintained?  I have a note I need to add to it about Xinerama incompatibilities with xrandr12:10
Riddellmvo: probably best if you do it12:11
Riddellbryce_: I'm not sure any exist yet12:11
mvoI unmarked #141309 as duplicate12:12
mvoRiddell: ok, I do that now12:12
bryce_slangasek: do you know if anyone has begun compiling release notes for gutsy?12:13
Riddellmvo: why isn't it a duplicate?12:14
mvoRiddell: your is about killing kdm, mine is about question the question at all12:14
mvoRiddell: I don't think that it should be seen at all (the question)12:14
mvoit should just do the right thing(tm)12:15
keescooke.g. even if we fix mvo's bug, we'd still have the kdm bug.12:15
Riddellseems like a strongly related problem since one causes the other as it stands12:15
Riddellkeescook: I was hoping you'd fix both :)12:15
keescookRiddell: I will be.  :)12:15
mvoRiddell: right12:15
Riddellbryce_: https://wiki.kubuntu.org/GutsyGibbon/Beta would be a place for them12:15
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keescookmvo: what is the env variable?  I think it's correct to leave it at "critical" if someone is crazy enough to do an "apt-get dist-upgrade"12:17
bryce_aha, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/ReleaseNotes12:18
Riddellhmm, someone should probably have told the release team about that12:19
cjwatsonRiddell: pam should use '/etc/init.d/* reload' for *dm and (if it doesn't already) kdm should support the same thing that gdm does in that reload should only take effect after all current sessions have ended12:20
cjwatsonIMO12:21
cjwatsonah, I see that some of the discussion above covered that12:21
slangasekkeescook: if you give me another day, I can have a revised PAM in Debian available for merge that only restarts kdm when it's not in use (and unstable already has a version that doesn't need to kill gdm)12:21
keescookcjwatson: since the list of services pam restarts is fixed, I've just added the exception for kdm, wdm, and xdm as well now.12:21
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slangasek("restarts kdm without warning", har)12:22
keescookslangasek: cool.  are there other changes in there too?12:22
cirkit?12:22
Riddellslangasek: I'd rather have this working as soon as possible, upgrades need testing12:22
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mvokeescook: RELEASE_UPGRADE_IN_PROGRESS12:22
slangasekkeescook: and kdm reload doesn't do anything useful afaik, so is a wrong fix12:23
slangasekbryce_: ah, don't know yet, no12:23
keescookslangasek: well, the init script thinks it does something (though it may not re-exec -- i.e. wrong fix), but it certainly shouldn't just kill it :)12:24
bryce_slangasek: I found one someone started at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/ReleaseNotes12:24
bryce_s/someone/Fabio/12:24
elmogah, abiword for the lose12:25
slangasekmvo: I'm not sure "cause service interruptions for all PAM-based services without warning" is "dtrt"?12:25
elmohelpfully exports to text, complete with deleted parts of a word document under ""revision control""12:25
slangasekkeescook: there are other PAM changes pending, but I don't think I'll have them all ready so soon (ari wants me to add some auto-twiddling for xscreensaver, but that needs some further debconf template rewrites)12:26
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keescookmvo: perhaps if there are "non-default" services running, we can set the question priority at critical?12:27
keescooki.e. restarting cron, cupsys, and gdm automatically isn't a problem... but other things might be surprising.12:27
slangasek(and ssh)12:28
mvook, fair enough12:28
mathiazkeescook: did you get a BFe for apparmor ?12:28
keescookslangasek: right, though ssh isn't install by default.12:28
mvoI really do not want it in a upgrade from a desktop system as it does not mean anything to the user12:28
keescookmathiaz: haven't asked yet, sorry, my morning was eaten by kernel updates.12:28
mathiazkeescook: did you merge my branch ?12:28
slangasekkeescook: yes, but I exclude ssh explicitly from the list to be confirmed because ssh can be safely restarted without interrupting current sessions :)12:28
mathiazkeescook: I'm going to push more changes related to profiles.12:28
keescookslangasek: ah, good point.12:29
mathiazkeescook: it may not qualify for BFe.12:29
keescookmathiaz: the new changes may not, you mean?12:29
slangasekhmm, maybe I exclude it;  now I don't remember12:29
mathiazkeescook: yes. The changes to the profiles.12:29
keescookmathiaz: let me make sure I'm up to date ...12:29
keescookmathiaz: okay, go ahead12:30
keescookslangasek: I don't even see ssh in your list?12:30
slangasekkeescook: oh, that's right; ssh doesn't even need a restart because it seems to magically reexec itself on every connection12:31
keescookhunh.12:31

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