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slangasekkeescook: so the comments in the kdm init script say only that "reload" reloads the configuration (the standard behavior, anyway).  It would be great if kdm did support the same re-exec behavior as gdm, but I don't currently see any evidence of that.12:35
slangasekalso, the other *dm's folks mentioned don't depend on libpam0g; the only ones that do are xdm, wdm, kdm, and gdm12:35
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Riddellkeescook: how's that pam fix doing?  worth me staying up to let it passed unapproved?01:18
keescookRiddell: I've got it ready -- I was going to do an upgrade test and am waiting for my feisty vm to finish doing regular updates.01:19
keescookRiddell: while we're at it, can I get a beta-freeze exception for apparmor?  there are some fixes we'd like to get into beta so people have a usable logging system.01:20
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Riddellkeescook: could do, although I'd need to see a proper changelog and be sure it was well tested01:23
Riddellthis is on the CDs?01:23
keescookRiddell: it is on the CDs, yes.01:24
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wasabiSo, I'm trying to reply to this guy who is talking about installing newer upstream versions of .deb files. He seems to run some repository of backports.01:35
wasabiHe's trying to make a case that installing newer versions of packages which also exist in Ubuntu's repositories is a good idea, and something users should be assisted in doing.01:36
Burgundaviawasabi: is that the guys that runs getdebs?01:36
wasabiYes. ;001:36
Burgundaviaright01:36
Burgundaviathe answer for that is to point him at dholbach01:37
Burgundaviathat is now his job01:37
wasabiI personally don't think users should be assisted in doing this. I don't think it's a "good idea". I think a repository like that would be better served by distributing a renamed version of the package.01:37
wasabiOh?01:37
Burgundaviadholbach is all about growing MOTU01:37
slangasekoh, I thought you were saying dholbach's job was to control the getdebs guy01:37
Burgundaviathe real answer to get these people helping MOTU01:37
wasabiMOTU provides new versions to old releases?01:38
wasabi-backports being the answer, correct?01:38
Burgundaviaa lot of getdebs stuff is completely new01:38
Burgundavialots of games01:38
wasabiAlso how did you know I was talking about getdebs?01:38
Burgundaviathe debs are utter crack as per policy, but they appear to install/reinstall fine, in my limited experience01:38
cjwatsonif you want something in backports, getting it through MOTU is the first step01:38
ajmitchslangasek: we wouldn't wish that on him01:39
Burgundaviawasabi: it was the biggest source I can think of01:39
wasabiYeah, so my answer appears to be the same a) new versions of existing packages outside of Ubuntu repositories is silly. If you have a reason for it, it means MOTU is too hard or your packages are crack.01:40
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ajmitchwasabi: we've talked with him before, he just wants newer stuff for stable releases01:41
wasabib) if you have no intention of distributing said packages in ubuntu at all, perhaps because they are closed source, then they should not be named the same as packages in the repository.01:41
wasabiajmitch: Which is the definition of -backports, no?01:41
ajmitchyou'd think so01:41
wasabi(this arises because he has asked me to add pinning support to gapti)01:41
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ajmitchbut we don't backport everything01:41
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wasabiMy person opinion is pinning doesn't solve any of the actual issues with this.01:42
ajmitchcertainly not01:42
ajmitchthen you can end up pulling half of the development release in01:42
wasabiAnd if you really want to distribute your own duplicates, just rename them, and install them in another directory, so as not to step on toes.01:42
FujitsuHm, no. Asking them to make changes is going to just kill more stuff. Better to just have them upgrading things than moving and breaking things more.01:43
wasabiAnd then add Conflicts so the dependency graph can be intelligent about not allowing you to do stupid stuff.01:43
cjwatsonis anyone here suffering from unionfs problems on a current live CD, who'd be willing to try an updated .ko from me to see if it fixes stuff?01:43
cjwatson(basically just applying unionfs 2.1.4)01:44
wasabiMy main concern is new upstream versions of packages which are depended upon by official packages. Where an official version is released with an updated local version and updated dependencies, which is incorrectly fulfilled by the backport.01:45
FujitsuFirefox FTW.01:45
ScottKwasabi: He's been talked to repeatedly about working within the Ubuntu process and declines.01:47
wasabiDoes he have a reason?01:47
ScottKIt's to hard.01:47
_MMA_wasabi: Lack of time and difficulty.01:47
ajmitchand that we focus on development releases01:48
ScottKHe does hang out in #ubuntu-motu and we 'discuss' it now and then.01:48
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wasabiIs that a genuine complaint?01:48
KaiLeeks, something in todays gutsy-updates kills grub :/01:48
ScottKwasabi: Which?01:48
cjwatsonevand: could you try http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/unionfs.ko for me, please?01:48
cjwatsonevand: easiest way to try it is:01:49
wasabiHis MOTU complaint.01:49
cjwatsonevand: boot without 'splash' and with 'break=mount'01:49
evandcjwatson: will do, let me just confirm that I can reproduce the unionfs errors first01:49
ScottKThe hardest part of packaging is understanding policy/licensing stuff.  That's the part he gets to skip if he works in his own repository.01:49
cjwatsonevand: at the initramfs prompt, wait a few seconds, then 'ipconfig eth0' (or whatever your most convenient network interface is)01:49
ScottKwasabi: I don't think it's significantly harder than it needs to be.01:50
evandshouldn't that be ifconfig eth0 up01:50
elmocjwatson: is that a typo you keep making, or is there really an ipconfig command in that enviroment?01:50
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evandI think you've been in Windows too much lately01:50
cjwatsonevand: wget http://91.189.90.132/~cjwatson/tmp/unionfs.ko01:50
cjwatsonevand: mv unionfs.ko /lib/modules/*/ubuntu/fs/unionfs/unionfs.ko01:50
cjwatsonevand: no, it really is ipconfig01:50
cjwatsonand no 'up'01:50
evandoh01:50
evandok01:50
cjwatsonit's a busybox dhcp client01:50
cjwatsonand yes, you need to use people.u.c's IP address too - no resolver in the initramfs01:51
cjwatsonwhen you've done the above and checked it all worked, 'exit 0' to resume the boot01:51
cjwatsonit's behaving for me so far ...01:52
cjwatson(you should confirm that that's really rookery's IP address and that I'm not evil-cjwatson trying to trick you, of course)01:53
evandhahah01:53
elmo(because you know, evil-cjwatson couldn't possily MITM a http connection)01:54
cjwatsonelmo: details01:54
cjwatsonscping it from rookery to somewhere local first might be a good plan01:54
evandof course I can't get unionfs to die when I want it to01:54
wasabiOur -backports suffers from this problem too, though.01:55
wasabiOh well.01:55
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Amaranthwasabi: Suffers from what problem?01:59
cjwatsonKaiL: kills in what way?02:00
Amaranthwasabi: oh02:00
KaiLcjwatson, doesn't start (and says nothing)02:00
Riddellkeescook: I'm off to sleep, poke early risers Mithrandir or pitti to let through pam (or cjwatson if he's still awake when you upload)02:01
wasabiAmaranth: Example: foo (1-1ubuntu1) and bar (1-1ubuntu1) bar depends on foo (>= 1-1ubuntu1). Very typical. foo is upgraded to (1-1ubuntu2), which adds some sort of local patch which bar now depends on. bar's dependency is updated. Backport of foo (2) was installed. foo now satisfies bar's dependency even though it doesn't.02:01
keescookRiddell: (dang, just missed you) okay, it's uploaded.02:01
KaiLbooting rescue system, chroot, 'update-grub' and 'grub-install /dev/hda' fixes it - so either the conf brokes or something with the MBR02:01
mjg59wasabi: Isn't the version numbering for backports supposed to prevent that?02:01
Riddellkeescook: oh, well02:01
wasabiDoes it?02:02
keescookRiddell: ah! you're still here.  :)02:02
mjg59Oh, no, not in that case02:02
RiddellI'll wait a bit then02:02
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mjg59wasabi: No, wait, I don't get that. If bar depends on foo, it should now be foo (>= 1-1ubuntu2), right?02:03
wasabiYes.02:03
wasabifoo (2) satisfies that.02:03
cjwatsonKaiL: shame that you tried both update-grub and grub-install in the same rescue run, since that means we can't tell which fixed it02:03
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mjg59Why does foo (2) satisfy that?02:03
wasabi(a backport of foo was installed, new upstream version)02:03
mjg59Oh02:03
wasabibecause 2 > 1?02:03
KaiLcjwatson, that's what I thought after rebooting too ;)02:03
mjg59Because it's a new numbering02:03
keescookKaiL: I had this happen a few weeks ago.  when was the last time you updated?  (I thought my problem was related to other things I was doing at the time, but I could never prove it)02:04
KaiLbut as there's no new grub, but a new kernel-image, I guess, it's the conf02:04
mjg59Hm. Yes. Trying to describe a branch with a set of numbering like this is less than ideal02:04
wasabiYeah.02:04
KaiLkeescook, yesterday02:04
cjwatsonwasabi: backports are always of official versions, and if both 1-1ubuntu2 and 2 are official I don't expect features to go missing in general02:04
mjg59wasabi: I suspect that the backport versions need to be glued into the release version02:04
keescookKaiL: okay, so mine was probably not the same cause.02:04
mjg59Oh. Yes, also what Colin says02:04
wasabicjwatson: Well, it's more about new features being added.02:05
cjwatsonwasabi: we did vaguely spec out an idea for feature dependencies rather than versioned dependencies eons ago (hoary or so), but it's a Hard Problem02:05
wasabiYes. It's very hard. I don't really think it's worth solving either. The backport for foo should have been renamed.02:05
cjwatsonwasabi: but you're talking about a new feature in 1-1ubuntu2 which isn't in 2. I claim that this is rare and should normally be considered a bug02:05
wasabiAnd conflicted or become parallel installable with the official foo.02:05
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wasabicjwatson: Oh? I'd suspect it happens all the time.02:06
cjwatsonwasabi: bugs happen all the time, yes02:06
wasabiHeh.02:06
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wasabiHow is that a bug?02:06
cjwatsonwasabi: but how is this different from the same thing happening within (say) gutsy?02:06
wasabiWe add features all the time. :)02:06
Riddellkeescook: accepted02:06
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wasabicjwatson: Because it can't, as far as I can tell.02:06
cjwatsonyou're talking about a feature being removed within a versioned line02:06
keescookRiddell: \o/  thanks for pinging me about it :)02:06
cjwatsonwasabi: completely and utterly false, I'm afraid02:06
KaiLkeescook, I guess something with the new kernel-images...02:06
Riddellthanks for the fast fix02:07
wasabiNo, I'm talking about a feature being ADDED02:07
cjwatsonwasabi: in an *earlier* version02:07
cjwatsonand not added in a later version02:07
cjwatsonthat's equivalent to the feature being removed in the later version02:07
wasabiYes, an ubuntu local feature. We have tons of those.02:07
wasabiAlternatives come and go. The names of things change.02:07
cjwatsonyes, and any official (i.e. from Ubuntu) version should preserve those features02:07
wasabiupdate-scripts change calling convention.02:07
wasabiWait let me wrap my head around that.02:07
cjwatsonthat's why we have a merge process rather than blindly sucking in new upstreams and throwing away all our patches02:08
wasabiWe should preserve features that do not yet exist?02:08
cjwatsonI give up02:08
wasabi=(02:08
mjg59wasabi: Ubuntu backports are based on Ubuntu packages.02:08
cjwatsonI need a whiteboard to explain this adequates02:08
cjwatsonadequately02:08
mjg59wasabi: Therefore, before you can get foo (2) as a backport, it must already be in a later version of the distribution02:09
mjg59wasabi: All the functionality that any packages depend upon should be forward ported from the version 1 package to the version 2 package02:09
wasabiI see. So the person releasing foo (2) as a backport must know to release bar (2) also?02:09
mjg59What? No.02:09
wasabiNo, wait I get you.02:09
wasabiDon't worry about it. It clicked.02:09
mjg59If foo (2) satisfies the dependencies of bar (1) but it doesn't work, foo (2) is broken02:10
cjwatsonright, if it actually has a reason to break bar (1), then it should use Breaks: to declare that02:10
cjwatsonor maybe Conflicts:, depending on the exact situation02:10
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cjwatsonbut it's not allowed to just break it without declaring that02:10
Nafallomjg59: this laptop is great :-)02:11
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wasabiOkay, I see what you're saying then.02:11
wasabiThe problem obviously still exists for external repositories. Which is why getdebs sucks.02:11
Nafallomjg59: you dont happen to know if the fingerprint reader is easy to make do something? ;-)02:12
cjwatsonso far, this unionfs is being a good boy02:13
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evandit looks like there's only one way to reproduce the unionfs bug here -- wubi02:13
mjg59Nafallo: Thinkfinger02:13
evandhaven't tested that theory yet02:14
cjwatsonevand: you might need to regen the CD based on that .ko02:14
Nafallomjg59: kewl. thanks.02:14
evandcjwatson: can you elaborate?  Do you mean run a CD build with the new unionfs (whenever it gets uploaded), or remaster a CD with the ko?02:14
cjwatsonevand: I meant the latter02:14
cjwatsonI think giving this a decent test is a prereq for uploading it02:15
evandthat would make sense, I suppose02:15
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nemikis anyone running compiz willing to try a quick thing for me please?03:02
nemikrun terminal from Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal. then maximise it with the little top-right box icon03:03
nemikis it totally maximised or are sides and top kinda cut off?03:03
mneptok"With the 'My Trojans And Malware' subscription service, Vista users can be assured that the malicious software they use has been provided by authentic Russian identity thieves and Afghani opium cartels."03:03
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Fujitsumneptok: Haven't they ever heard of cross-platform compatibility? I'm feeling left out :(03:05
mneptokFujitsu: SuSE and Ximian will be implementing it03:06
mneptok</obligatory_jab>03:06
FujitsuHeheh03:07
zulmneptok, how?03:09
mneptokzul: don't worry about it. finish eating your Dana and you can have ice cream.03:09
zulnice..03:12
nemikanyone running compiz?03:13
zulnot here03:14
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pipegeekHowdy, all.03:21
pipegeekJust tried to do an online ext2-resize on feisty, and was told that online resizing for ext2 wasn't enabled in the kernel.  I'll go ahead and enable/recompile when I have time..... but why should this be?  And wasn't it enabled as recently as this Summer?03:21
pipegeekthis is IA32, btw03:22
cjwatsonpipegeek: it's an ext3 feature, I believe03:24
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pipegeekWhat is?03:24
pipegeekresizing?03:25
cjwatsononline resizing03:25
pipegeekThat's odd.  OK, let me try something then03:25
cjwatsonthe feature definition in the kernel is called EXT3_FEATURE_COMPAT_RESIZE_INODE03:25
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pipegeekI feel like a big fat doofus.03:26
pipegeekThank you, cjwatson.03:26
cjwatsonno worries03:26
nemikis anyone running compiz?03:26
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bddebiannemik: No one that's sane :-)03:27
nemiklol, makes a lot of sense03:29
nemikit's frustrating as all hell03:30
nemikmaking it default is gonna be lols03:30
mneptokif you use the word "lols" in seriousness, Conpiz is not ready for you. ;)03:36
mneptok*Compiz03:36
mneptoki wonder if we can have a "You must be this tall to ride this ride," dialog for the Desktop Effects syspref03:36
StevenKlamont: It looks like kohnen and primero hate the world.03:36
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bddebianheh03:42
nemikhaha, nice03:45
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mneptoknemik: sorry, couldn't resist. and yes, i'm already aware i'm an ass, TYVM. ;)03:59
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nemikmneptok: nah, it's cool. i just use it casually04:05
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mneptoknemik: doesn't negate the fact i'm an idiot :)04:10
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FujitsuHas anybody seen complete screen corruption early in alternate installation on i915?04:36
Fujitsu(tried yesterday's nightly, worked OK with Feisty and earlier)04:36
fennemik, i run compiz for two reasons alone, 1 im a very visual person and the desktop cube gives my the ability to visually map out my workspace, 2 proper translucency(sp?) in terminals, when you run as many terminals and use them as much as i do black and white becomes an eye strain.04:39
fenthat and theres nothing wrong with eye candly as long as it doesn't get in the way.04:42
_MMA_Fujitsu:04:42
_MMA_I have04:42
FujitsuBah, running compiz was a mistake, it seems... My  maximised terminal is now all bouncy :(04:42
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Fujitsu_MMA_: Is there a bug on it, or should I file one?04:43
fenFujitsu: bouncy?04:43
Fujitsufen: Yeah, there's a small gap on either side of the window, so it's trying to snap to both edges, but can't.04:43
_MMA_I saw it with the Ubuntu Studio dailies. Colin knows about it.04:43
Fujitsu_MMA_: Great. Thanks.04:43
fenFujitsu: using compiz from the gutsy repo?04:44
Fujitsufen: Yes.04:44
mneptokFujitsu: not using the new "intel" driver?04:44
Fujitsugnome-terminal has a resizing limitation, so doesn't quite fit.04:44
Fujitsumneptok: I am.04:44
mneptokk04:44
cjwatson_MMA_: (but it's not something I can do anything about myself)04:44
fenFujitsu: open ccsm and disable inverted snap in the wobbly plugin.04:45
cjwatson_MMA_: Fujitsu said "early" though, so it may not be the same thing. Yours is most of the way through installation.04:45
mneptokcjwatson: are you not at home ATM?04:45
Fujitsucjwatson: Well, soon after the base installation finishes.04:45
cjwatsonmneptok: I am04:45
cjwatsonFujitsu: ah, yeah, same thing then04:45
mneptokcjwatson: if you are, you arce hereby commanded to bed.04:45
mneptok*are04:45
_MMA_cjwatson: Hmm... Yeah. Mine happens when xorg gets setup.04:45
FujitsuI have photos, if it helps.04:45
_MMA_cjwatson: Man. Not getting much sleep are ya? :)04:46
cjwatsonmneptok: I wish. I'm not up for fun04:46
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Fujitsufen: Ah, thanks, turning that off fixed it.04:47
fennp.04:47
mneptokcjwatson: anything i can do from a slightly less late tz?04:47
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fensetting up xgl & fglrx for dual screen compositing was an utter bitch.04:48
fenon the brightside i now know a good deal of fglrx driver options and the fundamentals of mesa04:49
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cjwatsonmneptok: not a lot unfortunately, I'm trying to beat wubi into shape04:51
cjwatsonbut thanks for the offer04:51
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_MMA_cjwatson: Should I look at installer bugs to make sure the Intel issue I have has been reported?04:54
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cjwatson_MMA_: it's been reported a zillion times on xresprobe / xorg / xorg-server / blah04:57
cjwatsonit isn't an installer bug04:57
nemikfen, Fujitsu: gvim has the same problem04:58
Fujitsunemik: Not surprising.04:58
nemikbut firefox, calculator, etc are fine04:59
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_MMA_cjwatson: Ok. I figured but wasnt sure. :) Please try to get some rest.04:59
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nemikFujitsu: inverted snap is disabled already for me...04:59
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nemikFujitsu: does negative plugin work for you? the Super+N ? I get black windows05:01
Fujitsunemik: Negative works for me.05:01
nemikgutsy repo compiz? what driver/card?05:01
FujitsuLatest gutsy compiz, intel on i915.05:02
cjwatson_MMA_: I appreciate your concern, but I would find it easier if everyone stopped nagging me to go to sleep. :)05:03
nemikah. i got a i965, this thing is all messed up. xv doesn't work either. or negative. no wonder it was blacklisted i guess05:03
_MMA_cjwatson: Yeah. I did think that after I posted. :)05:05
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stdinhmm, isn't there some old archive repo for horay somewhere?06:46
StevenKold-releases.ubuntu.com06:47
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stdinahh, thanks06:54
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pittiGood morning07:45
evandmorning pitti07:47
StevenKMorning pitti07:47
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StevenKpitti: libgbf-1-0 and libgdamm-3.0-7 can be NBS'd out when you're ready.07:48
StevenKpitti: And openoffice.org-l10n-common (blink) is on the list.07:48
pittiStevenK: yeah, both oo.o and oo.o-l10n FTBFSed07:48
pitticalc: still here?07:49
StevenKNeat.07:49
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stgraberpitti: Morning, yesterday you added a 20070924.1 ubuntu desktop ISO set that didn't exist on cdimage, I renamed it to 20070924.3 which is I think what you wanted to add08:23
pittistgraber: hm, weird; I did start a new live build .1, but evand started another one08:23
evandcjwatson ended up doing it, but I think the resulting image was 20070925.08:25
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stgraberpitti: there was .1 for alternate but .3 for desktop (built at ~21:00 UTC)08:26
pittistgraber: ah, I see; weird08:27
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stgraberoh, OOo build failed08:30
stgraberchecking for curl-config... no08:30
stgraberconfigure: error: install curl to run this script08:30
stgrabermake[1] : *** [stamp/build]  Error 108:30
pittistgraber: known08:30
pittistgraber: fixed version is in the queue, but too late to take chances now08:30
StevenKpitti: Missing Build-Depends?08:31
stgraberindeed, 12hours to build a new OOo is uhm, long :)08:31
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dholbachgood morning08:32
stgraberhi dholbach08:32
dholbachhey stgraber08:34
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ajmitchhi dholbach08:35
dholbachhey ajmitch08:35
stgraberpitti: are we going to have a new build in the next two hours or can I test the current one (20070925) ?08:35
pittistgraber: currently building new ubuntu-meta, so we should have final candidate images in ~ 4 hours08:36
stgraberok08:37
pittistgraber: testing the current ones would be helpful for verifying the new wpasupplicant08:38
stgraberok, I'm running the new wpa_supplicant on my laptop and it seems to work correctly (but I should test its behaviour on suspend/resume a bit more)08:39
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ScottKpitti: Are we back to asking you archive admins to process syncs or am I authorized to use the magic script?08:47
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pittiScottK: I'd prefer using sync-source for packages where it works with, but in general I don't have much of a problem with the script08:49
ScottKpitti: If the orig.tar.gz is newer than we have and someone uploaded it to a PPA is a case where sync-source won't work, right?08:50
ScottKOr did that get fixed?08:50
pittiright08:50
ScottKOK.  I'll do that one with by hand then.08:50
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kagougood morning08:56
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stgraberpitti: default wallpaper is missing on 2007092509:01
pittistgraber: known, dholbach is on it09:01
pittistgraber: once this is in, I'll start two publishers for ubuntu-meta and wallpapers and build new CDs09:01
stgraberok09:02
rohanthe wallpaper remains that dark brown one ?09:02
dholbachpitti, stgraber: doing a test build and then will upload09:04
dholbachpitti, stgraber: uploaded09:06
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kagouit's beautiful :)09:07
pittidholbach: why version .17?09:08
dholbachpitti: I did not want to mangle the changelog - do you want me to change it?09:08
pittidholbach: it's a bit strange, but *shrug*, debdiff looks good enough09:09
dholbachok great09:09
pittidholbach: so, your desktop wallpaper is back on upgrade?09:09
dholbachpitti: yes09:10
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stgraberpitti: should I have fixed unionfs on 20070925 ?09:12
pittistgraber: not sure, please check the version of linux-ubuntu-modules09:13
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stgraberonly 12.31 so I don't think so09:14
stgraberok, I'll wait till next ISO as this one is getting stuck while scanning disks (and looking at dmesg it seems to be an unionfs bug)09:15
pittistgraber: just try booting it again? that helped for me yesterday09:15
\shhmmm...xrandr dual head mode is completly broken..or vmware doesn't honor new xorg features...09:16
\shsetting up dualhead works on my desktop here...starting vmware, switching to fullscreen and switching back but brings the monitors back to clone mode09:17
rohanany kernel packager around here ?09:17
stgraberpitti: indeed, second try worked :)09:19
rohanjust wanted to draw attention to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/automute09:19
kagoudholbach, "dropped Elephant pic, no space for that" -> lol09:27
dholbachkagou: it's a very nice pic, it's a shame to drop it09:28
pittibut, but, this is gutsy gibbon, not electric elephant...09:28
dholbachcheck it out at http://daniel.holba.ch/temp09:28
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rohandholbach: elephant-skin.jpg going to be the default gutsy wallpaper ?09:31
rohanit'd be beautiful09:31
dholbachrohan: unfortunately not; you'll need to talk to kwwii about that09:31
rohanawww ok09:32
rohanso the default wallpaper remains the dark one ? that's nice too, just a bit too dark ;)09:32
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pittiminghua: almost the entire side, it looks like09:34
dholbachmaybe we should save it for 'eclectic elephant'09:34
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minghuapitti: To be honest, I can't really tell that's an elephant.  I would believe if someone say it's from a hippo, too. :-)09:36
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kagouis pm-utils planed to be included in default configuration ?10:19
kagouit's very usefull for notebook.10:19
kagouafter trying to put my notebook on sleep, an applet invit me to visit http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/ here i find an script http://people.freedesktop.org/~hughsient/quirk/quirk-suspend-debug.html that ask me to put a line on /etc/pm/config.d/unload_modules and now all is working10:21
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seb128kagou: that looks like a debug feature for unstable cycle10:25
seb128kagou: shouldn't those quirk updates rather pushed in gutsy if required?10:25
kagoudon't know10:28
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DamienCassouhi10:34
DamienCassouCan someone tell me what is the status of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/14420710:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144207 in debian-installer "gusty installation failed with "Hash Sum mismatch"" [Undecided,New] 10:37
DamienCassouis there anybody out there?10:41
pittihm, no idea about that, it doesn't seem to happen generally10:43
pittiSep 23 12:37:29 in-target: Failed to fetch cdrom:[Kubuntu 7.10 _Gutsy Gibbon_ - Alpha i386 (20070923)] /pool/main/a/acpi/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1_i386.deb Hash Sum mismatch10:44
pittimvo: ^ any idea?10:44
DamienCassousomeone told me yesterday (on #ubuntu+1) that a discussion about that problem happened here yesterday10:44
mvopitti: uh, bad burn? but let me read the bugreport first10:44
DamienCassouit was gnomefreak if I remember correctly. He told me two people here discussed about that10:44
DamienCassouok10:45
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DamienCassoumvo: has you can see, it can't be a burning problem10:48
mvoDamienCassou, pitti: I think I overheard some squashfs issue on the livecd yesterday, maybe its releated?10:50
DamienCassouI used only alternate10:50
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pittiit's alternate/10:51
pitti?10:51
pittiright10:51
mvoog10:51
mvook10:51
DamienCassouand differerent versions (not from yesterday)10:51
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mvoDamienCassou: but only kubuntu? I will sync a image then10:52
DamienCassouno, not only10:53
DamienCassouin the bug report, I say it also happens on Ubuntu daily from 2007-09-2310:53
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pittiFYI: Rebuilding all CD images (the final beta ones, hopefully)10:58
DamienCassoupitti: tell me when I can test something10:59
DamienCassoupitti: thank you10:59
pittiDamienCassou: nothing on that image has a particular bug fix in that direction, though10:59
pittiDamienCassou: new Ubuntu alternates ETA: 15 minutes11:00
liwpitti, you're building images that are going to appear on cdimage.ubuntu.com?11:00
pittiliw: right11:01
DamienCassouI was trying to burn a mini image, but today I can't get access to my cdburner. I always have a message saying it's busy. lsof /dev/cdrw returns nothing11:01
liwpitti, so I shouldn't waste my time spending the current ones, I guess, if new ones are about to appear11:01
pittiliw: is your 'work boostrapping' far enough to help with CD testing? did you already talk to heno about that?11:01
pittiliw: right; alternates are quick to build, we shuold start with those11:02
liwpitti, I did talk and I've done some initial testing yesterday (gutsy-desktop-i386 from "current" as of about 20 hours ago), and will try to do some actual testing and reporting today11:03
pittiliw: great, thanks; you have your iso-testing account etc.?11:03
liwpitti, er, um, maybe?11:04
pittiliw: on https://iso.qa.stgraber.org, I mean11:04
liwpitti, ah, I made one yesterday11:04
pittifor reporting results11:04
pittigood11:04
liwI even cliced "ok" on "cd check"11:05
liwbut I think I need to figure out a clever way of making sure I am testing the version in the tracker11:05
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pittiliw: if you mount it, then you can look into .disk/info11:06
pittiliw: or you md5sum the image and compare it to the md5 file on cdimage11:06
liwpitti, thanks, that'll do for now; with "clever" I meant "automated so that I never, ever need to do any manual work every again, like, not once more" :)11:07
pittiliw: add the loop-mounting, cat, and umount to your scripts which jigdo/rsync CD images? :)11:07
Riddellsladen: how did that usplash change go?11:08
liwbut I'll figure something out for if and when I'll automate the whole testing process11:08
pitticrud, amd64 alternate is within limits now, but i386 is still oversized11:08
Mithrandiror use isoinfo to extract the .disk/info file11:08
Mithrandirand make that tie into iso.qa.stgraber.org11:08
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pittiah, the i386 one still has ooo-base11:09
norsettowho is taking care of mirrors, for issues like those in bug 144511? mirrors@ubuntu.com?11:09
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144511 in ubuntu "default korean mirror has been dead for one month" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14451111:09
Mirvcould people with non-english gutsy check bug 139370, I think it's really important if it's not just me11:09
ubotuLaunchpad bug 139370 in nautilus "[gutsy]  "Home Folder" not translated, even though translation exists" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13937011:09
sladenRiddell: nobody has complained and none of the people with broken systems have jumped up in praise of the lord either with cries of it being sorted for them11:09
Mirvtoo bad most developers seem to use English, while majority of ordinary users not :(11:09
sladenRiddell: I'm going to try with a vmware/qemu when I get back to real bandwidth11:09
pittiso, 20070925 alternate will not be the final image, but shuold be good to test11:10
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MithrandirMirv: it's confirmed, yes.11:10
MirvMithrandir: yep, seb128 just now asked there if anyone else is still seeing it11:11
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Mirvand I don't think it's low if it affects every non-English user, that's why more testing would be nice11:11
seb128Mirv: I'm using french and it's correctly translated11:12
Mirvseb128: hmm, that's weird then. the translation is there also for Finnish, in nautilus, and it was confirmed by a Spanish user11:13
seb128Mirv: do you mean that you still get the bug?11:13
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Mirvseb128: yes, my gutsy is up to date, both a clean installation from two weeks and this feisty I upgraded last Thursday11:14
seb128Mirv: maybe you can try to debug it? I don't get the issue here11:15
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Mirvseb128: ok, I'll try. can you say if the string is anyway coming from Nautilus, and from Nautilus's strings?11:16
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seb128Mirv: it's coming from rosetta's language pack11:17
Mirvseb128: yeah, but if the string is represented by nautilus (the program) and translated from nautilus mo files11:17
Mirvor some other package11:18
seb128Mirv: are you speaking about the icon on the desktop or in the places menu?11:19
Mirvsince the same string is translated eg. in Nautilus file browser's "Go" menu11:19
MirvPlaces11:19
seb128places is gnome-panel11:20
seb128that's not the same translation file than nautilus11:20
seb128strings are not shared between component, that doesn't work this way11:21
Mirvah, yes that's what I meant, thanks11:21
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DamienCassoupitti: can you tell me when the image is ready please?11:24
pittiDamienCassou: they are11:24
DamienCassoupitti: where can I download them please?11:24
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DamienCassoupitti: I can't find them neither on cdimages* nor on iso.qa*11:26
pittiDamienCassou: cdimage.ubuntu.com, as usual11:26
DamienCassoupitti: ok. I download http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/20070925/gutsy-alternate-i386.iso11:27
pittiDamienCassou: NB that it's still too big, I'm fixing that11:29
sladenRiddell: what's the exact name of the other kubuntu/xubuntu/foobuntu packages that need revving for usplash artwork;  the naming isn't consistent11:30
DamienCassoupitti: I'm currently trying the mini image. Will update the bug report when this is done. After that, I will try your new image11:31
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TheMusosladen: There is one for ubuntustudio, but we have other fixes coming for that, so if you would mind just telling me what needs changing, I'll encorporate it into the upload.11:36
gnomefreakDamienCassou: i told hobbsee not you ;)11:37
Riddellsladen: kubuntu-artwork-usplash gobuntu-artwork-usplash edubuntu-artwork-usplash xubuntu-artwork-usplash11:37
Riddelllooks consistent to me :)11:37
DamienCassougnomefreak: I don't understand11:37
TheMusoRiddell: Except for usplash-theme-ubuntu and usplash-theme-debian and usplash-theme-ubuntustudio :p11:38
Riddellseems the -artwork packages win on numbers11:38
TheMusooh well.11:38
Riddellsladen: going by kubuntu they need the .c file copied to the appropriate place, then all the colours changed throughout the file11:38
gnomefreakDamienCassou: i told hobsee that they were talking about it. i only told you that i saw the conversation because she asked me about it11:38
Riddellthat really should be fixed to be easier to change, it would be trivial11:38
DamienCassougnomefreak: does that change anything?11:39
TheMusoRiddell: I've done it for ubuntustudio, so the art folks can do it themselves. Just a matter of breaking them out into a header, and commenting/documenting appropriately.11:39
Riddellyep11:40
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TheMusosladen: nm, I see the only thing you changef ro usplash-theme-ubuntu was the x pos of the progress bar, which will need to be different for the ubuntustudio theme anyway.11:49
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sladenTheMuso: that was the only value I found that didn't satisfy two times A plus B equals C.  Has the misalignment even been reported on studio?11:53
TheMusosladen: No, but I thought it was a change somewhere else in the code. The ubuntustudio usplash screen is somewhat different to ubuntu's, but I'll keep that change you made in mind should we need it, thanks.11:59
tepsipakkipitti: I'll update the new ati & nv to the queue so they are ready for post-beta11:59
pittitepsipakki: please11:59
tepsipakkidone12:00
sladenTheMuso: I suspect it's the symptom of blinding copying and pasting hard-coded values.  One fat-fingered mistake gets spread everywhere12:02
sladenTheMuso: ironically, you might be the only person that didn't "blindly" copy that across ;-)12:02
TheMusosladen: As I said earlier, I've broken out the settings for progressbar etc into a separate header, and thats now in the hands of the art guys to position it where they want it.12:05
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dholbachTonio_: thanks for uploading that patch12:24
ograpitti, hmm, seems i didnt get any fresh livefs the last three days12:25
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pittiogra: oh? can you please check edubuntu livefs logs?12:26
ograthe isos are nearly the same, but there should be a lot gone from -desktop actually12:26
pittiogra: nothing on http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/testing/gutsy_probs.html12:27
pittiogra: so it might be an uninstallability due to seed blacklists, or so?12:27
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ograwhen did the publisher run last ?12:27
ogradia-gnome and scribus should be off the cd since yesterday12:28
ograthey show up in manifest12:28
pittiogra: it's running all the time12:34
pittiogra: dia-gnome> Task: edubuntu-desktop-kde, edubuntu-ship-addon12:34
pittiogra: likewise for scribus12:35
pittihmm12:35
mvoDamienCassou: I'm just trying to reproduce #144207 here and so far I'm not lucky I assume you did not do anything special to trigger the bug?12:35
DamienCassounothing12:36
ograpitti, yeah, but neither -live nor -desktop12:36
DamienCassouI'm trying to reproduce it with the daily alternate ubuntu currently12:36
ograit shouldnt get picked up12:36
DamienCassouDamienCassou: I'm trying to reproduce it with the daily alternate ubuntu currently12:36
DamienCassoumvo: I'm trying to reproduce it with the daily alternate ubuntu currently :-)12:37
DamienCassoumvo: will tell you when I have a result12:37
pittiogra: your latest livefs was built successfully?12:37
ograi thought so12:37
pittiseems like it12:38
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/livefs-build-logs/gutsy/edubuntu/latest/livecd-20070924-i386.out looks fine to me12:39
ograGet:740 http://ftpmaster.internal gutsy/main edubuntu-desktop 1.44 [16.4kB] 12:40
ograaha+12:40
ograthat should be 1.4512:40
pittitoo old?12:40
ograyeah12:40
pittihm, that's in the archive12:40
ograweird12:40
pittiogra: was it current at the live fs build time yesterday?12:41
ogralivecd-20070924-i386.out                           24-Sep-2007 01:17  8.5M12:41
ograis that UTC ?12:41
ograif that 1am it wasnt there indeed :)12:42
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DamienCassoupitti: mvo: the bug appeared again with the current daily iso12:45
ograpitti, sorry, i was to blind to notice the time difference ... can you trigger another live for me ?12:45
mvoDamienCassou: strange, I can not reproduce it here, let me try again on a different machine12:45
DamienCassoupitti: mvo: I didn't rebooted my computer so that you can ask me to try things12:45
mvoDamienCassou: sha256 of /cdrom/pool/main/a/acpi/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1_i386.deb12:46
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mvosha256sum that is12:46
pittiogra: of course12:46
ograthanks :)12:47
pittiogra: but I just triggered new builds about 1.5 hours ago, they should be good for you12:47
DamienCassoumvo: sha256sum not found12:47
ograah, great12:47
pittiogra: it's building xubuntu now, your images shuold be ready12:47
ograwhat happened to alternate ? it grew by 1M for me12:47
pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily-live/20070925/12:47
pitti\o/ well within the limits12:47
ogragutsy-desktop-i386.iso          25-Sep-2007 11:41  695M12:47
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mvoDamienCassou: right, minimal environment. hm, does "python -c 'import apt_pkg' " work?12:48
pittiogra: so now we just need to fix your alternate/i386, then we are good12:48
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DamienCassoupython not found12:48
DamienCassoumaybe I need to chroot?12:49
ograpitti, what changed in ubuntu ? i didnt do any changes yesterday and it was 700M (still 200k oversized or so)12:49
ogranow iots 70112:49
pittiogra: unsure12:49
DamienCassoumvo: python not found. Do I need to chroot?12:49
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ograpitti, i was counting that i inherit some of the 4M you have to kill from your alternate and was hoping it would be enough to get my i386 ready12:50
mvoDamienCassou: its worth a try, also if it failed in acpi unpack, then there is going to be little in the chroot12:50
pittiogra: OO.o failed to build12:50
mvoDamienCassou: but checking is certanly a good idea12:50
ogras/counting/counting on the fact/12:50
pittiogra: so what I did now was to remove openoffice.org-base from ubuntu-desktop12:50
ograargh12:50
DamienCassoumvo: chroot /target12:50
ograso you will have a majorly oversized CD sooon ?12:51
pittihttp://codebrowse.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/ubuntu.gutsy/revision/109212:51
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pittiogra: I'll put it back in after beta, when we'll get the slightly downsized OOo12:51
ograyup12:51
ograshould i do the same ?12:51
pittiogra: not sure, your call12:52
ograi mean 1M isnt the world ...12:52
pittiogra: depends on whether you have anything else to kick off ship12:52
ograi can get that by pngcrushing some more images soemwhere i bet :)12:52
DamienCassoumvo: sha256sum /cdrom/pool/main/a/acpi/acpi_0.09-3ubuntu1_i386.deb12:52
ograbtw did someone look into gnome-users-guide if we can do anything there ?12:52
DamienCassoumvo: 7d38f61b51...12:53
pittiogra: if you need to rebuild e-meta, it'll take 2 hours, so fiddling -ship might be better12:53
pittiogra: not yet12:53
ogra14M feels a bit big, there are not *that* many screenshots12:53
DamienCassoumvo: what do you think?12:53
mvoDamienCassou: could you please put the full checksum to paste.ubuntu.com?12:53
ograpitti, well, there are some uncertainities in my installer part that might need a meta rebuild anyway12:53
DamienCassoulet me try12:53
ograso i'm not to worried about that one :)12:54
pittiogra: well, it has per-language screenshots, that's it12:54
ograargh12:54
ograsounds like a good candidate for a langpack-screenshots-<$lang> package12:55
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mvoDamienCassou: lets move this to a private chat, I will have more questions for you and I don't want to spam the channel too much :)12:56
DamienCassoumvo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/430/12:57
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cirkitis it possible to remove my ban from #ubuntu and #ubuntu+1? those niggers banned me for no reason01:07
twinoatlmvo, it's me01:07
mvohello twinoatl01:07
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DamienCassoumvo, I'm now trying to install ubuntu on the other computer01:09
Chipzzcirkit: "those niggers" probably did not ban you for no reason. The fact that you call them "those niggers" rather proves that they most likely HAD a reason. And this is not the place to come whine about your ban there, kthxbye01:10
mvothanks DamienCassou01:10
cirkitChipzz, I demand an apology letter immediately. I am Mark Shuttleworth's uncle and do not appreciate this kind of service.01:11
Chipzzomg, this is hilarious :)01:11
ograheh01:11
DamienCassoumvo, what about the part of the bug report which deals with apd.html ?01:12
cirkitwell then, I will just go ahead and format my Ubuntu install and use Gentoo instead ... Ubuntu has lost another user ;)01:12
mvoDamienCassou: I wonder if its bad hardware in some form, but the fact that it always fails on the same file is puzzling01:13
Chipzzmark shuttleworths uncle using gentoo... rrrrrrright :)01:13
mvoany ops in here?01:13
Picicirkit: If you wish to contest your ban, you can join #ubuntu-ops and wait for an operator.01:13
DamienCassoumvo, during install, the problematic file is acpi*.deb. But during the CD check, it is apd.html01:14
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DamienCassoumvo, and always these files. Whatever the ISO I burn01:14
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DamienCassoumvo, I think the installation of acpi happened and it worked. I'm continuing to be sure01:19
mvoDamienCassou: ok, so it looks like there is something special about this particular machine01:21
DamienCassoumvo, I think so. What can I do?01:21
pittiogra: any plan yet?01:22
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ograpitti, nope, looking into ship01:24
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ograhm, there is not much in ship-live01:28
pittiogra: live is good01:28
ograbuild-essential would probably work01:28
pittiogra: you need to downsize ship, right/01:28
pitti?01:28
TeTeTiwj: I tested the slmodemd on my T40p yesterday, no change - still reports NO CONNECT01:28
ograoh, right01:28
ograsorry, confused atm01:28
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pittiheno, stgraber: FYI, xubuntu and kubuntu builds should be good now, tracker updated01:29
mvoDamienCassou: not sure, let me think about it over lunch01:29
ograhah !01:29
Riddellpitti: alternate and desktop?01:29
pittiheno: will you coordinate testing or shall I pingsomewhere else?01:29
pittiRiddell: yep, both01:29
Riddellthanks01:29
pittiRiddell: at least from my side (size-wise, etc.)01:29
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Riddellkubuntu never was overweight :)01:30
ogrameh01:30
pittiogra: ah, php01:30
pittiogra: but only .5 MB01:30
DamienCassoumvo, ok, thank you01:30
ogra400k only :/01:30
ograwell, thats half of what i need :)01:30
ograhmm, can i drop postfix ... ?01:31
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pittiogra: if nothing else helps, drop bzr?01:31
DamienCassoumvo, do you know if I can install ubuntu using the manual approach for acpi as we did previously?01:31
ograwell, i'd prefer dropping postfix, but i'm not sure thats a good idea01:32
mvoDamienCassou: out of curiosty, does the same (or a similar) error happen on the desktop cd install? it uses a different method for instlaling01:32
DamienCassoumvo, I never tried desktop installation01:32
mvook01:33
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DamienCassoumvo, do you want me to try?01:33
DamienCassoumvo, ok, see you01:33
mvoyes :)01:33
stgraberpitti: ok, cool01:34
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pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/20070925.1/01:34
pitti700 MB i38601:34
pittistgraber, heno: ^ good for testing01:35
liwpitti, so I should test that, too?01:36
pittiliw: if you can, sure; I'm testing amd64 alternate+desktop01:36
liwI have an amd64 (= also i386) machine that is not being used for anything right now, so I'm happy to test whatever works on it01:37
pittiliw: i386 would be good01:37
pittiliw: if you have time afterwards to test some more amd64, so much the better :)01:37
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pittimvo: do you have time to do new upgrade tests? the previous one had a serious bug, which should now be fixed01:42
pittiogra: please tell me when you finished mangling seeds, since this requires some publisher mangling01:43
ogra10 mins01:43
ograi'm on it01:43
pittiogra: right, I'm not hurrying; just coordinating01:43
ograyeah, already pushing01:44
ograi'D like to have edubuntu ready asap for various raisins :)01:44
pittiogra: oh, don't talk as if we had a release in two days or so01:45
ogra(and currants :) )01:45
ogranah, i wouldnt dare :)01:45
ograpush done01:45
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pittiogra: publisher started01:50
\shwell, anyone in here who needs a good sysadmin with debian packaging knowledge, rpm packaging knowledge, etc.?01:50
pittiogra: so what did you remove?01:50
ograpostfix and the second apache01:50
pittiogra: I'd like to check the Task: headers after the first and second publisher run before building CDs01:50
pittiah01:50
ograif we get at leats 1M from oo.o i'll add it back01:51
sladenogra / pitti: bzr is all python text-files, bz2'ing it saves about a 1/4. (0.3MB)01:51
henopitti: thanks I will coordinate01:51
sladenif it gets that close01:51
pittiogra: should drop by some 4.5 MB01:51
ograand i highly hope for that one M :)01:51
pittiogra: erm, not Task: of course (it's only ship)01:51
henopitti: though poking people from different directions doesn't hurt :)01:51
ograwell, that should suffice for even another small language :)01:51
pittiogra: so your edubuntu lives are good for testing, right?01:52
ograyep01:52
ograand server should be fine with the next build01:52
ograi should have learned now that we'll manage somehow, but i still think we'll never get them down to the right size ... every release again :P01:53
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mvopitti: yes, after lunch01:54
pittimvo: supi, danke01:55
pittiheno, stgraber: just for the records, tracker is up to date with CD versions and disabled selections now01:56
henopitti: great, thanks!01:56
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pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20070925.2/ - the One True Ubuntu Gutsy Desktop images; get them while they're hot02:08
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pittiheno, stgraber, liw: ^ (tracker updated as well)02:08
liwpitti, ack, I'll get to that after testing gutsy-alternate-i38602:08
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iwjTeTeT: Yes, that's expected.02:19
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geserdoko: Hi, are the ddebs useful when one want to get a backtrace for a crash inside a python extension02:19
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pittigeser: wasn't that what python-*-dbg was supposed to be for?02:20
geserwill try that02:20
geseras my test with the -dbsym packages wasn't successful02:20
dokogeser, pitti: the python-*-dbg packages usually contain two things: the debug symbols for the normal extension, the unstripped extension for the python-dbg interpreter. -dbgsym packages should not be needed02:21
pittidoko: thanks02:21
geserdoko: thanks02:22
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Kopfgeldjaegerhi02:25
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TeTeTiwj: any chance of fixing the modems before release?02:38
iwjTeTeT: I don't know.  I'm trying various tests to try to pin down the problem.02:39
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iwjTeTeT: while I've got you here, can you try   /etc/init.d/sl-modem-daemon stop  and then a few moments later   start   and see if that helps ?02:39
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TeTeTiwj: no change02:42
iwjHarmf.02:42
iwjDo you still have the 2.6.22-10 kernel installed ?  Can you try booting that ?02:43
soreniwj: Did you want the debug output from slmodemd ?02:43
TeTeTiwj: nope, I only have -12 on the system02:43
geserdoko: when I try to import gtkspell in python-dbg I get: ImportError: /var/lib/python-support/python2.5/gtk-2.0/gtkspell_d.so: undefined symbol: Py_InitModule4_6402:43
soreniwj: I have -10. I'll test it.02:44
iwjsoren: Err, yes, please.  Email it to me, or attach it to some suitable bug ?02:44
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iwjsoren: Thanks.02:44
AnAntHello, I'm creating a package which includes a python module, this module is for use with apache, where should this module be installed ?02:44
dokogeser: then gtkspell probably is not correctly built02:44
dokoask the packager ...02:44
soreniwj: If that works, I'll grab the logs from that too for comparison.02:44
soreniwj: I've actually got -6, -7, -8, -10, -11, and -12. It's -10 you want?02:45
iwjErr, I think -10.  From tribe 5.02:46
sorenalright.02:46
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seb128geser: it's likely the dbg build not using python-dbg02:49
soreniwj: -10 is the same here.02:50
soreniwj: I've got to run now. I'll test with the older ones when I get back.02:50
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henoFYI: ISO testing subscriptions can be seen here: https://iso.qa.stgraber.org/qatracker/subscriptions02:57
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Hobbseeheno: sky fallen in yet?02:59
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henoHobbsee: no I'm just running around warning that it's imminent03:00
Hobbseeheno: ah, good, good.03:00
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lamontgiven an extant bug in bugs.debian.org, what's the easiest way to get that imported into launchpad?03:03
ograpitti, do you build the edubuntu-server isos or should i ?03:07
Hobbseelamont: perhaps ask on #launchpad ?03:07
pittiogra: publisher is on germinate03:07
pittiogra: I can do it03:07
lamontHobbsee: doh.  thanks03:08
ograpitti, thanks :)03:08
pittiogra: I build them right after publisher is finished03:08
ograoki03:08
ograjust noticed they are not there yet ... didnt want to appear pushy :)03:08
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pittiogra: running03:12
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ograthanks03:12
ogramy last rsync is just done :)03:12
pittiheno: Ubuntu DVDs built, and added to iso-tracker; Kubuntu DVDs coming03:14
henopitti: oh, you've managed to shrink them?03:15
pittiheno: thank Colin03:15
pittiheno: he dropped *-dbg03:15
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pittiheno: hm, do you think I could rebuild the Ubuntu desktop CDs once more? when I rebuilt them last, the germinate overrides weren't up to date03:17
pittiheno: it just affects a couple of langpacks, but so far there aren't any tests reported except mine03:17
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pittiheno: oh, nevermind, that just affects amd64, so it's not that important03:19
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pittisladen: hm, usplash progress bar on live CD boot is still misaligned03:22
sladenpitti: joy.03:24
Riddellmvo: another fix needed for dist upgrader I'm afraid03:24
Riddellmvo: is there anything fancy I need to do for upload except change the version in DistUpgrade/DistUpgradeVersion.py03:25
sladenpitti: livecd under vmware, or real hardware?  Widescreen/not widescreen?03:26
pittisladen: vmware, will try real iron soon (but I think it happens there, too); standard 4 by 3 screen (not wide)03:27
StevenK... Ubuntu runs on your iron?03:27
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sladenStevenK: Ubuntu Is Hot03:27
StevenKsladen: Boo, hiss. :-P03:28
jdongUbuntu will get rusty soon though ;-)03:28
jdongboo hiss yea yeah03:28
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mvoRiddell: not really, I usually use "debian/rules arch-build" to make it build03:30
mvoRiddell: but that is probably overkill03:30
mvoRiddell:  bzr-buildpackage should be fine03:30
mvoRiddell: arch-build runs embedded tests etc03:31
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sladenpitti: can you screenshot the vmware box so I can measure pixels off03:33
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pittisladen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/livecd-progress.png03:36
iwjsoren: 2.6.22-10 wfm so you must have some different problem, or something else is going on.03:37
pittiogra: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/20070925.1/ :(03:38
ogralol03:38
ograthat can only be some bytes03:38
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sladenpitti: okay, at least I under stand /why/ now.  On the low-resolution it's still using a 320px wide image (rather than 216px)03:41
ograpitti, i think i'll drop the whole "Development" section from ship o be on the safe side it can come back after beta03:43
pittiogra: or just drop bzr03:43
ograpushing03:44
ograpushed .... should be up03:46
pittiogra: then let's hope that publishing an universe package is enough for publisher/germinate to make that active03:46
ograi'll likely have changes to the ltsp udeb still so its not that bad yet03:46
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ografor testing 701M are fine atm03:47
pittiogra: ok, publisher is running; I'll rebuild alternates after that?03:47
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Lukeasac: is there a -dbg package for nm in gutsy or are they in -dev?03:47
ograpitti, yup03:47
asacLuke: there are dbgsym packages available03:48
asacpitti: where can I find those ^^ now?03:48
pittiheno, Riddell: up-to-date Kubuntu DVDs available and added to tracker03:49
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pittiasac: deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/ddebs gutsy main03:49
liwis "tribe" ubuntu-speak for "alpha" or "beta" version?03:49
pittiliw: 'alpha'03:49
pittiliw: and we recently agreed to not use the per-release codenames any more, but go with 'alpha'03:49
Lukeasac: what is that package called?03:49
cjwatsonpitti: for the next release03:49
pittiliw: so far we used the noun for a group of the animal of the current release03:49
cjwatsonwe should stick with what we have for gutsy03:49
pittioh, absolutely03:50
Lukeasac: pkg-create-dbgsym?03:50
liwpitti, er, the release after gutsy is only going to be named by its version number?03:50
pittiLuke: <original package name>-dbgsym03:50
pittiLuke: i. e. network-manager-dbgsym03:50
cjwatsonliw: no, it'll still be called Hardy, but the alpha CD releases will just be called "Alpha"03:51
cjwatsonas opposed to whatever the collective noun for herons is03:51
pittiliw: no, but it will be "alpha 1" instead of "<group of herons> 1"03:51
cjwatson(siege)03:51
ograsad move ...03:51
ograeven though i understand the need03:51
Lukepitti: that package doesn't exist03:51
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pittiah, I finally looked in a dictionary what "hardy" and "heron" mean :)03:52
pittiLuke: do you have above apt source?03:52
StevenKHeh03:52
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StevenKPersonally, I'd prefer the collective noun03:52
Lukepitti: oh no. wasn't aware of that03:52
pittibut it causes too much confusion for outsiders03:52
Lukepitti: I was just looking in packages.ubuntu.com03:53
sladenalso helps when you got numpties furiously testing the Nth alpha of the previous version...03:53
pittiLuke: Soyuz does not support debug symbol packages yet, so they have to live on people for the time being03:53
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Lukepitti: is it the repo you sent to asac?03:54
pittiLuke: right03:54
Lukealrighty - thanks03:54
LukeI have to download the package from mac os x and then move it over to linux because... well it's a network problem03:55
Lukeso how do I get the package via http or something?03:55
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pittiLuke: sure, just browse the URL03:55
Lukeah03:55
Lukety03:55
ograhmm, that virtualbx install seems stuck :/03:56
pittihttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/ddebs/pool/main/n/network-manager/03:56
pittiogra: where?03:56
ChipzzLuke: apt-get has a --print-uris option03:56
ograpitti, still frist stage of DI in the HW detection, i blame Vbox for now03:56
pittiChipzz: doesn't help you without apt-get update...03:56
pittioh03:56
Chipzzpitti: then do apt-get --print-uris update first? :)03:56
ogramight be my vbox install i didnt use it for a while03:56
pittiogra: it gets stuck at 86% progress for me when it doesn't have internet connection, but your's is something else then03:56
Chipzzpitti: and you can at least deduce the directory where to get them from ;)03:57
ograyeah, its stuck at 2% already03:57
pittiChipzz: he said he had a network problem03:57
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Chipzzpitti: you can dl the packages files and drop those in /var/lib/apt/lists if you'ld want to03:58
pittirigt03:58
pitti+h03:58
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DamienCassoumvo, still there?04:00
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mvoDamienCassou: yes04:00
DamienCassoumvo, after installation from the Desktop CD, the application disappears and nothing happens04:01
mvoDamienCassou: could you please run a memtester? it sounds like there is something fishy with the hardware04:01
DamienCassoumvo, there were no problem with acpi04:01
DamienCassoumvo, from where do I launch memtester?04:02
mvoDamienCassou: its in the boot menu04:02
ograoh, whee, i already have a gdm screen on the -desktop cd ....04:03
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DamienCassoumvo, started04:03
mvogood luck04:03
DamienCassoumvo, see you in some hours04:04
DamienCassoumvo, when can I stop?04:04
ograpitti, edubuntu-desktop i386 looks really good on a first glance in VirtualBox04:05
ogragobby works ... ;)04:06
Riddellmvo: I think I messed up the update-manager upload, would you mind doing it (will need to be 0.78)04:09
sladenpitti: in some places the width of the pixmap is used;  in others the requested width from the theme.  Do you value the bar being centred more, or value the bar being less than the width of the logo more?04:09
pittisladen: 'visually appealing' :)04:09
pittisladen: so, centered is important I think; the particular size less so04:10
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sladenfg04:12
ograpitti, can you check on ubuntu if you have sudpend/hibernate in your logout menu ?04:12
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ograi see it on edubuntu :/04:12
pittiyes, it's there on my desktop04:12
ogra(we have an initramfs caseper-bottom script that cares for disabling it04:12
ogragah04:12
pittiogra: oh, you mena in the live system?04:13
ograthat needs to be fixed for final04:13
pittiogra: not sure, I'll check in a minute04:13
ograoki04:13
ograthe script unsets the gconf keys for suspend/hibernate04:13
ograscripts/casper-bottom/32disable_hibernation ...04:15
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seb128bah04:17
seb128the screen resolution is wrong on my laptop (intel card)04:17
ograwhich driver does Xorg use ?04:17
seb128gnome-power-manager estimates an unknow time for the battery discharge04:17
ograintel or i81004:17
ograthats hals fault04:17
jdongseb128: is it Intel?04:17
jdongoh lol you said it04:18
jdongI can confirm on my macbook too; res 1024x768 is probed rather than 1280x80004:18
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cjwatsonI have an ATI that refuses to go above 800x600 at the moment, haven't figured it out yet04:19
seb128ogra: "intel"04:19
seb128ogra: and do you know why gpm can't estimate the battery discharge?04:20
ogranot really, no, but t gets the info from hal04:20
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jdongthe Intels go beyind 1024x768 fine; displayconfig-gtk can set the right res04:20
jdongbut somehow the default probed res is 102404:20
jdongis that an xresprobe bug?04:21
ograoh crap ! can_hibernate and can_suspend were dropped from gpm gconf keys04:21
seb128the informations dialog has the correct information04:21
ograah, only moved04:21
seb128ogra: only the systray icon has "unknown"04:21
mjg59jdong: Yes04:21
seb128looks like a gpm bug04:21
ograhmm04:22
jdongyay bugs :)04:22
seb128ogra: they changed location rather, that's /apps/gnome-power-manager/general/can_hibernate now04:22
sladenpitti: http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/upload/usplash-theme-ubuntu_0.16sladen1.debdiff  but the whole thing is broken by design04:22
Hobbseemmm...bugs...04:22
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pittislangasek: ah, sweet04:26
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ograseb128, bug #144790 filed ...04:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144790 in casper "hibernate and suspend are not disabled on gutsy liveCD" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14479004:27
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seb128ogra: thanks04:27
ograhmm, there is no gutsy-final in the milestone list ?04:27
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pittiogra: 'nominate for release' -> 'gutsy'04:28
ograah04:28
ograhidden in the obvious place on the left :)04:29
Hobbseepitti: it seems there is no final milestone, though04:29
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pittiHobbsee: it's not supposed to be04:29
Hobbseepitti: oh.  yet there are for previous releases.04:29
cjwatsonI had been meaning to add that actually04:29
pittiwe were asked not to do that any more04:29
cjwatsonI must have misunderstood ...04:29
cjwatsonare you sure?04:29
Hobbseecjwatson: i think i misunderstood that too04:29
Hobbseepitti: was that from the original phonecall?04:30
pitticjwatson: I thought we were supposed to use gutsy tasks for that?04:30
cjwatsonsigh04:30
cjwatsonI give up, I always get confused by this04:30
Hobbseepitti: the gutsy tasks means "this needs fixing in gutsy"04:30
cjwatsonask Keybuk, he generally understands Mark's mind :)04:30
pittiwell, not that I would claim complete understanding of the LP designer's brains04:30
Hobbseepitti: the milestones are for "it needs to be fixed by this point"04:30
ograseb128, what does your gpm tooltip say exactly ?04:30
pittiHobbsee: right04:30
Hobbseecjwatson: no, this one does make logical sense - at least, i understood it.04:30
evandwhile we're on the subject, is there a finer granularity than "later"?  That is, can we milestone things for Hardy?04:30
Hobbseepitti: does that make more sense?04:31
pittiHobbsee: but we use tasks rather than milestones for SRUs, etc., so it's sort of consistent04:31
cjwatsonhow about we just add a release candidate milestone?04:31
cjwatsonthat doesn't seem too wrong04:31
ogramy battery is full so indeed it says "charge time: unknown)04:31
cjwatsonubuntu-7.10-rc04:31
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seb128ogra: it's working now, it took it some time to get the estimation04:31
cjwatsonthat gives us somewhere to move deferred -beta milestones04:31
cjwatsonevand: not at the moment04:31
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Hobbseepitti: the SRU's were done before the plan change, i thought.  whichever.04:31
ograseb128, phew :)04:31
seb128ogra: unplug, it should update for the discharge04:31
evandok04:31
Hobbseecjwatson: either - it'd be purely cosmetic, really.04:31
cjwatsonevand: we can't do that until the hardy distrorelease is created, basically - that's why we had the "later" hack04:31
cjwatsonpitti: is an ubuntu-7.10-rc milestone OK with you?04:32
ograseb128, well, i wouldnt have even expected to see a battery :) its a VirtualBox system ... even though it runs on my lappie it shouldnt have a batt04:32
pitticjwatson: oh, absolutely; I'm not picky about it at all :)04:32
cjwatsondone04:32
evandah, that's understandable then04:32
seb128what are we supposed to use?04:32
seb128milestones or gutsy tasks?04:33
cjwatsonfor deferring things from beta, move to the ubuntu-7.10-rc milestone04:33
seb128cool04:33
DamienCassoumvo, no memory problem04:33
Hobbseeseb128: i think hte plan is "both".  but in practice, i'm not sure taht's sane.04:33
seb128I was missing a milestone to defer some bugs, thanks for adding it04:33
DamienCassoumvo, all test passed04:33
Hobbseeseb128: i'm presuming the use case is where it affects feisty and gutsy, which is done by nominations, and needs to be fixed by gutsy beta (the milestone).04:34
Hobbseeat least, that's how i understand it04:34
ograsladen, i always wondered why its not possible for it to find the center of the screen itself buy checking the size and just compute the values04:37
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ograhmm, yelp doesnt seem happy on the liveCD04:44
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soreniwj: eh? You have hardware for testing this yourself?04:50
iwjsoren: Yes.04:51
iwjsoren: Although my symptoms don't agree exactly with yours.04:51
soreniwj: Oh?04:51
iwjSo I don't need you for primary testing, so to speak, but as additional data.04:52
iwjWell, in tribe 5 + new kernel, sl-modem-daemon doesn't work when started at boot time but if I restart it it works.04:52
iwjstrace is unilluminating so far.04:52
sorenslmodemd provides a lot of debug info with "-d 5" added to its options.04:53
iwjsoren: Yes.04:53
iwjI take it the error you see is04:53
iwjerr: modem:1: modem start = -1: cannot start device.04:53
soreniwj: Sounds right, yes.04:54
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dholbach"The software source for the package  nvidia-glx-new  is not enabled."05:02
dholbachcouldn't that fire up the software-properties-gtk thing?05:02
dholbachhum05:03
dholbachmain/restricted/universe/multiverse are enabled05:03
ogradidnt we drop nvidia from ship anyway ?05:03
DamienCassoumvo, still there?05:04
dholbachah, I had to refresh the apt cache05:04
dholbachnow, I can install it05:04
mvoDamienCassou: yes, but I ran out of ideas05:04
mvodholbach: that sounds like the bug that it only works after the first apt-get update05:05
dholbachmvo: right-o05:05
mvodholbach: is that alternate or desktop?05:05
dholbachmvo: desktop05:05
davmor2mvo: Have you remember that bug from yestsrday :)05:05
mvodholbach: I want to debug it, please05:05
mvodavmor2: indeed, I'm still puzzled about it05:06
dholbachmvo: fresh install from amd64 desktop cd05:06
mvodholbach: ok, please do nothing05:06
davmor2mvo: I can do a fresh set of lists as I retesting the tests I did twice already ;)05:07
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DamienCassoumvo, can I continue the installation after having installed acpi manually (though apt-get) ?05:15
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DamienCassoumvo, ?05:28
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mvoDamienCassou: sorry, I'm not familar enough with the debian-installer to give you a good answer here. but I think its very difficult :/05:30
mvoDamienCassou: what you could do is to copy the content of the CD into /target/var/cache/apt/archives before the install starts, that *might* work05:31
DamienCassoumvo, ok05:32
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Riddelldoko: I need to revert the change you did in bug 84689, it has broken packages which use libpythonize05:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 84689 in pykdeextensions "libpythonize0-0.4.0-3ubuntu1 depends on python2.5-dev" [Undecided,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8468905:34
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dokoRiddell: what exactly do you need to revert?05:38
Riddelldoko: I need to add back the dependency of libpythonize0 on python2.5-dev05:38
Riddellit needs to load libpython2.5.so05:39
dokoIMO a library package depending on a -dev package is just so wrong ...05:39
dokoRiddell: fix it05:39
Riddellsure, it's wrong05:39
Riddellbut my elite python/C skills do have limits05:39
dokoso you think I should look at it ...05:40
Riddelldoko: I think I should make a quick and hacky fix and add back the python2.5-dev dependency05:41
seb128Riddell: make it dlopen libpython2.5.so.105:42
dokoRiddell: please no:05:43
doko$ fgrep -r libpython src05:43
dokosrc/kdedistutils.py:#define LIB_PYTHON "libpython%(python_version)s.so"05:43
dokosrc/kdedistutils.py:    // Reload libpython, but this time tell the runtime linker to make the05:43
dokoRiddell: improve your grep skills ;-p05:43
Riddellhmm, adding .1 to that doesn't seem to help05:47
elmocjwatson, tfheen, whoever: could we please look at cleaning up cdimage.u.c?  it's up to 435Gb again05:48
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pittiogra: ugh, sorry, forgot your CDs; did you already trigger them, or shall I now?05:51
ografeel free, i'm watching ubiquity while ubiquiting in the vbox :)05:52
pittiogra: apparently not, cranking05:52
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DamienCassoumvo, thank you for your help05:57
DamienCassoumvo, I will try your suggestions05:58
DamienCassoumvo, bye05:58
mvogood luck DamienCassou05:59
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asacLuke: did you manage to get a backtrace?06:10
pittiogra: 20070925.2 server there, looking good, added to trackre06:11
ograyeap06:11
ogramonitored it since 2min :)06:12
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ograah, there we go06:12
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iwjOK, freaky.  The sl-modem-daemon problem is due to _malloc failing_.06:22
iwj(with EAGAIN)06:23
mjg59iwj: How much space is it trying to malloc?06:25
iwj5479  mmap2(NULL, 1048576, PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE, MAP_PRIVATE|MAP_ANONYMOUS, -1, 0) = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)06:25
iwjAs a result of calling  malloc(16384)06:26
mjg59That's... very odd.06:26
iwjStrangely, it does a successful brk right beforehand.06:26
slangasekthat's not in a unionfs context, is it?06:26
iwjslangasek: Err, no.  Userland.06:26
iwjAnd from an install, not a livecd.06:27
iwjWith plenty of swap.06:27
mjg59iwj: Hm. The only terribly plausible thing from the manpage is that it's hit a resource limit?06:27
slangasekokie06:27
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pittievand, dholbach: ah, we are racing with amd64 tests :) I'm currently doing OEM/desktop and manual partitioning/alternate/CLI06:28
iwjmjg59: I can check that.  Bear with me - it only does it when the daemon is started at bootup and my own shell has a sane ulimit setup.06:29
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evandpitti: I saw that but I figured it's probably a good thing in the event I miss something serious while testing.06:31
pittiright06:31
pittievand: more tests -> always good :)06:31
evandah, indeed :)06:32
dholbachcalc: bug 5462?06:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 5462 in mc "Dutch translation: wrong shortcut" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/546206:34
ograwohoo06:34
dholbacheverybody else, please check out  http://daniel.holba.ch/sponsoring/  too06:34
ograpitti, edubuntu-desktop-i386 seems food06:34
ograerr06:34
ogragood06:34
pittilol :)06:34
ogra:)06:34
dholbachplease just at least comment on those bugs06:34
pittiogra: can you please put your results into the tracker?06:34
ograindeed06:35
ograhmm, should usplash use the screensize i selected in the isolinux menu ?06:35
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ograit uses 1024x768 instead of the 800x600 i picked06:36
iwj5448  mlockall(MCL_CURRENT|MCL_FUTURE)  = 006:36
iwjmjg59: ^   thanks!06:36
mjg59Ha06:37
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iwjAnd, of course:   locked memory(kbytes) 3206:37
mathiazdendrobates: can you update the link to the testcase in the tracker ?06:38
mathiazdendrobates: all the links are no longer valid since heno updated the wiki pages.06:38
dendrobatesmathiaz: I don't know.  I'll get back with you.06:39
pittidid anyone experience unionfs crashes with today's images? I didn't (kudos!)06:39
ograme neither06:39
ograand ltsp works fine as well since the weekend06:39
henomathiaz: sorry :)06:39
ogra(we use unionfs there ae well)06:39
ograpitti, its quite noisy in the logs i noticed, but thats all, no oopses anymore06:40
pittiyeah, lots of debugging output06:40
henomathiaz: I moved your content here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Cases/ServerInstall06:40
pittiwow, I already prepared for release-noting that :)06:40
mathiazheno: yop. I noticed and updated the wiki page with anchors for each test.06:40
pittiso now I'm running out of options what to write into "Caveats"06:40
ogralets add some ?06:41
mathiazheno: now we just need to update the links in the tracker.06:41
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iwjsoren: Are you up for a test ?06:42
pittiogra: don't worry, there are some red bugs in the tracker already :)06:42
ograah, good, so we dont run out of work :P06:42
iwjTeTeT: Fancy testing what I think may be a fix ?06:43
evandindeed, I haven't run into a single unionfs issue since the new version was released.06:43
iwjogra: Did you want to chat about ltsp-client and autopkgtest ?06:44
iwjIIRC you were going to explain to me why it should be blacklisted.06:44
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ograwell, by design it needs a a chroot thats build with ltsp-build-client06:44
ograwhich autopkgtest wont do i guess :)06:44
iwjErr, so it won't just work if you install it ?  Normally packages are supposed to work if you install them.  Why won't it make the chroot ?06:45
ograit has an explicit debconf error set if /etc/ltsp_chroot doesnt exist (ltsp-build-client touches that before installing ltsp-client/-core)06:45
iwjOIC06:46
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ograso one option is to blacklist it, the other is to create that file06:46
iwjSo they're weird packages which shouldn't be installed on normal systems at all ?06:46
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ograright06:46
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ograthats what the description says as well :)06:46
iwjMy autopkgtest can't understand descriptions :-).06:46
ograteach it ;)06:47
iwjI'm trying to think if there could be a way for you to tell autopkgtest not to bother.06:47
ograwwell, just touch /etc/ltsp_chroot ?06:47
ograby default for all your chroots ?06:47
ograit wont do any harm to other stuff06:47
iwjSurely that would be dangerous and anyway I don't think I want to add weirdo hacks like that.06:47
ograwell, then ignore ltsp-client06:48
iwjObviously I can maintain a blacklist but if this kind of thing is going to happen a lot IWBNI it didn't have to go through me manually.06:48
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pittievand: \o/ full test coverage of amd64/desktop with no bugs reported :)06:48
iwjWould there be any point test-installing ltsp-client ?06:48
ograi doubt thats happening a lot06:48
ogranot really06:48
ograall it has are deps and two initscripts06:48
ograyou wont be able to test the initscripts without netbooting a client with them06:48
iwj-core, too, though, which has more stuff ?06:48
evandpitti: awesome!06:49
mathiazheno: is it possible to update the links to testcases from the admin interface or does it still need a direct database query ?06:49
ograyeah, we split ltsp-client into -core (initscripts and essential deps) and ltsp-client06:49
ograltsp-client has the distro specifics ...06:49
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ogra-core is identical in ubuntu and debian06:49
iwjogra: So really I mean, is there any point doing test-installs of -core.06:49
ograno06:49
ograand -client depends on -core06:49
iwjogra: OK, so just those two binary packages.06:50
ograso no there isnt any use for a test06:50
iwjAny others ?06:50
ograltspfsd06:50
henomathiaz: do you just mean the link at the top of the main page?06:50
ograit depends on ltsp-client-core so people can not accidentially install it06:50
iwjogra: Surely that might reasonably be installed on a non-ltsp system ?06:50
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ogra(in a non ltsp system)06:50
iwjogra: OIC06:50
iwjDoes it do something freaky that no-one else wants ?06:50
henomathiaz: or links to individual cases?06:50
ograit adds some udev rules that likely would break g-v-m on normal desktops06:51
mathiazheno: links to individual test cases06:51
iwjOK, I think I should probably blacklist that too then.06:51
iwjAnother question is:06:51
ograbut if you blacklist ltsp-client-core and your tool resolves deps that should suffice06:51
iwjAre these things that mean they shouldn't be tested best thought of as bugs (even wishlist bugs) or just as a peculiarity that means the test is inapplicable ?06:51
iwjogra: I won't have the tool propagate blacklisting via deps.  That would mean it would fail to spot erroneous new dependencies for packages that ought to be tested.06:52
ograwell, in an ideal world we'd have an ltsp-build-client autobuilder or something like that to test explicitly06:52
henomathiaz: looks like a DB change is needed. I don't see an admin option for changing anything about the test cases06:52
iwjogra: Right, but that would be separate.06:53
ograright06:53
henoI'll ask stgraber to to poke at it06:53
ograsince ltsp-clients are practically their own mini distro ... just using ubuntu packages06:53
mathiazheno: ok.06:53
iwjogra: So is the lack of usefulness of testing by just installing on a normal system a bug (or a thing we would like to change if we had time, or ...); or is it inherent and part of the package's definition IYSWIM.06:54
mathiazheno: last time I sent the new links to stgraber06:54
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iwjdistro> Yes, I suppose I might argue you ought to count as your own derivative but I don't really want to go there.06:54
ograwe're in two fractions upstream about ltspfs at least :) debian would like to be able to install it on a normal system, the ubuntuids dont like that idea :)06:55
keescookpitti: is the x86 retracer dead?06:55
ograi'm personally in the "its a special package for a special purpose in a special env" so why should we make it installable on systems that have no use for it ?06:56
iwjogra: OK.  So we should let autopkgtest file its bug about ltspfs being uninstallable.06:56
iwjogra: And then set it to wishlist or some such.06:56
ograright06:56
iwjI mean, if Debian think that then they probably have a bug for it already anyway.06:56
ograand leave it to debian to work out how to manage udev differentl P06:56
ogra:P06:56
iwjRight :-).06:56
pittikeescook: hm, it hung on a bug; restarted, thanks06:56
TeTeTiwj: absolutely06:56
iwjAnd for the others they're just inherently weird and I should blacklist them at my end ?06:56
Mithrandiras long as the description says "this might break your system in the following way", I think having it installable is fine06:56
ograyeah06:56
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keescookpitti: ah, okay.  thanks for checking.  :)06:57
iwjTeTeT: OK, edit /etc/init.d/sl-modem-daemon.  In the shell function start() near line 108, add just before the call to  start-stop-daemon --start  this line:06:57
ograMithrandir, i was tired of the broken systems and having to support them just because people dont read it :)06:57
iwj    ulimit -lH unlimited; ulimit -lS unlimited06:57
iwjTeTeT: And then restart the daemon or reboot or whatever you normally do.06:57
keescookpitti: I would like to request a beta freeze exception for apparmor.  it fixes 141128 and 140508, which currently stop the profile-building tools from working.  debdiff is: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38562/07:05
TeTeTiwj: rock'n'roll, give me your number and my modem will call you know07:05
ographew07:05
TeTeTs/know/now07:05
ograkeescook, that means a ull rebuild of all isos, doesnt it ?07:05
ogra*full07:05
keescookogra: icgk.07:05
keescookI was hoping they weren't final yet.07:06
pittikeescook: hm, at that point it has to wait, I'm afraid07:06
keescookI guess this can wait, then.07:06
pittikeescook: I consider the current images as pretty much final, barring disasters07:06
keescookpitti: okay, no problem.  they're understood bugs, we can live without it.07:06
pittikeescook: something for the release notes, maybe?07:06
keescooksure07:06
pittikeescook: please do get it uploaded, though, so that it'll be available as updates ASAP07:06
iwjTeTeT: You mean it's working ?  I usually test with http://www.freeukisp.co.uk/ (0844 711 0059, freeisp@internet, pw: internet).  I'm not affiliated with them and "free" ISPs are a bit flaky but they normally work.07:07
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keescookpitti: having it sit in the queue won't get in your way?07:07
TeTeTiwj: I called my cellphone, it rang07:07
ograkeescook, nit final but all in a very good shape for teh first time  since weeks07:07
iwjTeTeT: Great.,07:07
ogra*not07:07
iwjTeTeT: I think I can call that a fix.07:07
iwjTeTeT: I'll just wait for Soren to get back to me.07:07
pittikeescook: no, there's plenty already07:07
TeTeTiwj: I'll update the TOshiba and see if this works as well07:08
iwjpitti: You don't want a new sl-modem-daemon at this point, do you ?  Looking at what you've just told Kees I take it the answer is no.07:08
jdstrandmdz: are you still seeing bug #99288? If not, what did you do to fix/workaround it?  (it's driving me nuts)07:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 99288 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Screen corruption on Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] " [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9928807:08
pittiiwj: that's not in -desktop, so the case is a bit different07:10
ograiwj, queuing is always fine :)07:10
pittiiwj: i. e. it doesn't matter if it is outdated on the CD (only in alternate ship, I think), unlike the apparmor fix07:10
iwjOh, not in the squashfs then.07:10
iwjpitti: On the CD it's not installed by default but it's available for installation from the CD.07:11
iwjogra: Yes, I'll do that of course but I wanted to offer it to the RMs.07:11
iwjAnd if can get it on the CD but only if I hurry I'll upload now rather than waiting for more "that fixes it" confirmations.07:12
mdzjdstrand: I'm pretty sure that was fixed for me ages ago07:12
mdzjdstrand: I think bryce knows what the issue was07:13
pittiiwj: I won't rebuild CDs just for that, but I don't think that hurts07:13
pittiiwj: unless, of course, someone needs sl-modem-daemon to actually get to the internet, but *shrug*07:13
jdstrandmdz: ok thanks.07:13
mdzjdstrand: it's possible that it regressed; I haven't been using that laptop since before the last -ati update07:13
iwjpitti: Well, that was kind of the point of having it on the CD but we can say "it's only the beta".07:13
pittiiwj: but having it in the archive is fine, just in case we do have to rebuild for another reason07:13
jdstrandmdz: it just popped up for me recently07:13
jdstrandmdz: there was a driver update, but I also tried compiz for the first time around the same time (since disabled it)07:14
jdstrandmdz: don't know what caused it for sure07:14
mdzjdstrand: you should follow up with bryce07:14
jdstrandmdz: was is only in a gnome-terminal where you saw the issue?07:14
mdzjdstrand: no, I saw it in gnome-panel most prominently07:15
jdstrandmdz: will follow up with bryce07:15
jdstrandmdz: thanks again07:15
mdzjdstrand: note in Screenshot-1 the corruption across the System menu and firefox launcher07:15
jdstrandmdz: I see that now07:16
mdzjdstrand: your corruption looks different to me though07:16
mdzjdstrand: do you ever get data from other windows, or only from redrawing within the window?07:16
jdstrandmdz: both07:17
jdstrandmdz: seems to mostly be the latter though07:17
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jdstrandbryce: mdz indicated you are familiar with bug #99288.  I have added some comments to that report, and am seeing it with the lastest gutsy.  Do you know what might be causing this, or a possible workaround?07:20
ubotuLaunchpad bug 99288 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Screen corruption on Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] " [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9928807:20
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tepsipakkijdstrand: try the latest driver from http://wiki.ubuntu.com/XorgOnTheEdge07:35
ant30are there problems with gnome-appearance-properties ?07:36
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ant30It eat all cpu that he can07:36
bryce_hi jdstrand07:37
gnomefreakant30: #ubuntu+1 for gutsy help (hint disable compiz)07:37
jdstrandbryce: hi07:37
jdstrandtepsipakki: I'll look at it07:37
ant30yes, without compiz , only metacity07:38
ant30well, I hava a Gtk-CRITICAL message with Blubuntu theme of repositories07:39
gnomefreakant30: i had that same issue except mine locked up07:39
jdstrandtepsipakki: I am running latest gutsy07:39
gnomefreakant30: uninstall blubuntu packages and restart should clear it up some (once again #ubuntu+1 for support)07:40
ant30If I try to close, it close, but run in background07:40
ant30yes, I am doing that on this moment07:40
iwjkylem: Sorry for imputing your flawless kernel.  You were right.  It was just coincidence that seemed to make it related to the kernel.07:40
kylemiwj, all good.07:40
tepsipakkijdstrand: but that version is not in gutsy, yet07:40
kylemit just didn't seem likely since it's an older chipset.07:40
kylemich6 should be well debugged. :)07:40
jdstrandtepsipakki: ah I see07:41
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bryce_jstrand, can you attach your xorg.conf and Xorg.0.log to that bug, just so we have it for comparison?07:45
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ScottKI'd appreciate it if an archive admin would please push gramps 2.2.8-1ubuntu2 out the door.07:53
pittiScottK: done three minutes ago07:53
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iwjpitti: sl-modem now in the approval queue, FYI07:53
ScottKpitti: Thanks.07:54
pittiiwj: it'll get to kubuntu, at least (due to CD rebuilds)07:54
LaserJockpitti: do you know if new Edubuntu disks will be rebuilt before Beta?07:54
pittiLaserJock: ogra's call07:54
pittiLaserJock: nothing on my radar ATM07:54
iwjpitti: Right.  Thanks for your time.07:55
LaserJockpitti: k, thanks07:55
lamontError: Package: and Architecture: do not alternate in debian/control07:56
lamontwth does that mean?07:56
pittilamont: ah, that's from pkg-create-dbgsym07:56
lamontok.  libast for motu.  neato07:57
pittilamont: probably a Package: record has two Architecture: fields (or none at all)07:57
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jdstrandbryce, tepsipakki: installed latest driver, will keep ou posted (sometimes it takes a while to show up)07:57
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lamontis pklg-create-dbgsym ours, or debian?07:57
pittilamont: mine07:57
lamontah, ok07:58
tepsipakkijdstrand: does it show up when you change back from another desktop?07:58
jdstrandtepsipakki: you mean via the the panel's workspace switcher?07:58
pittiiwj: aah, so that's why it suddenly stopped working - new PAM with default ulimits07:59
tepsipakkijdstrand: since this bug actually looks a lot like bug 12085807:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 120858 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Graphical corruption in gnome-terminal" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12085807:59
iwjpitti: I'm not convinced that that's it.07:59
iwjpitti: Because I was able to make it fail in tribe 5.07:59
iwjBut only some of the time.08:00
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tepsipakkijdstrand: well, I'm seeing that on feisty with nvidia binary driver08:00
pittiiwj: hm, and we didn't have new pam at that time yet?08:00
iwjI don't think so but I haven't checked.08:00
tepsipakkijdstrand: and the window that suffers from that is runnig screen on another machine08:00
iwjI think there's just been too much confusion because if you run it from sudo it works fine.08:00
iwjSo if you upgrade or restart it from a terminal, it starts working.08:00
iwjAnd I don't have notes which say exactly what shape my tests were.08:01
pittiiwj: right, 0.79-4ubuntu2 in tribe 508:01
tepsipakkijdstrand: right, from the switcher or ctrl-alt-arrow08:01
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pittiiwj: and the various MODEM_DBG patches are supposed to stay for a while, I take it08:01
iwjI think the best thing is really just to have this fix in as many places as possible and hope that it deals with "enough" of the bugs.08:02
iwjpitti: Uh ?08:02
pitti+MODEM_DBG("modem_start.. %d %d\n",__LINE__,ret);08:02
pittistuff like that08:02
iwjGads, I built it from the wrong tree.08:03
iwjSorry.08:03
iwjThey're harmless but I'll upload an ubuntu4 anyway.08:03
pittithere's also some other code changes08:03
pittiiwj: nevermind, reuse the version number and I reject this one08:03
jdstrandtepsipakki: that definitely looks like my bug08:03
iwjpitti: OK, thanks.08:04
iwjSorry!08:04
tepsipakkijdstrand: cool08:04
pittiiwj: so the only change should be in the init script, not in modem_comp.c (it has functional changes ATM)?08:04
jdstrandtepsipakki: and not the one I originally posted to (as I only see it in gnome-terminal, and not the panel)08:04
jdstrandtepsipakki: that said, I can't reproduce it atm08:04
iwjpitti: No, there are no functional changes in modem_comp.c.  Just the init script.08:05
iwjI've made you a new one and debdiffed it myself this time.08:05
geserkeescook: if you've time, can you sponsor bug #144883 (contains a fix for CVE-2007-5034)?. Thanks08:06
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144883 in elinks "[Merge]  elinks 0.11.1-1.5ubuntu1" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14488308:06
ubotuELinks before 0.11.3, when sending a POST request for an https URL, appends the body and content headers of the POST request to the CONNECT request in cleartext, which allows remote attackers to sniff sensitive data that would have been protected by TLS.  NOTE: this issue only occurs when a proxy is defined for https. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2007-5034)08:06
tepsipakkijdstrand: hmm, don't see the panel mentioned there08:06
pittiiwj: ah, much better, thanks; accepting08:09
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jdstrandgeser: this is already in the works08:10
iwjpitti: Thanks.08:10
geserjdstrand: ok08:10
jdstrandgeser: I actually gave that patch to debian yesterday, and our update hasn't happened yet because of issues on jackass08:10
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pittiliw: are you recording your tests in the iso tracker? there are very few for i386 so far08:13
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tepsipakkibryce_: I'll mark bug 99288 as dupe of 120858, since that already had a dupe08:15
ubotuLaunchpad bug 99288 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Screen corruption on Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] " [Medium,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9928808:15
bryce_tepsipakki: yeah sounds good08:15
tepsipakkiand it was already marked as a vte bug08:16
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jdstrandtepsipakki, bryce: 99288 probably is not a duplicate as mdz's screenshots show corruption outside of gnome-terminal08:17
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tepsipakkijdstrand: where?08:17
jdstrandtepsipakki: in gnome-panel.  See Screenshot-1 of his08:17
tepsipakkijdstrand: you should open the pic in full size :)08:18
jdstrandtepsipakki: I did.  'System' has a red line through it08:18
tepsipakkiah08:18
tepsipakkithat could have been due to something else08:19
jdstrandtepsipakki: I did comment in 99288 that my problems were most likely 12085808:19
jdstrandtepsipakki: and set the status back to New, as I can't confirm it anymore08:19
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 144771 in fontconfig "package ttf-opensymbol 1:2.3.0~rc1-1ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: " [Undecided,New] 08:23
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pittimvo: didn't it crow in the morning? :)08:23
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liwpitti, I got one image done and reported (gutsy-alternative-i386), that took all day, since I'm a newbie and every step requires learning three other things (and registering for five accounts :)08:36
pittiliw: heh, that's fine; scrutiny is appreciated08:36
pittiliw: did you see any catastrophes yet?08:36
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pittiliw: I was lazy and tested them in parallel in vmware; a real-hw test is still outstanding, when I ever manage to be able to get offline for an hour08:37
liwpitti, on my test machine, NetworkManager doesn't always choose the right network card (out of two)08:37
liwpitti, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/134496 that is08:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 134496 in network-manager "After initial reboot, wrong ethernet card is used" [Medium,Incomplete] 08:37
pittiliw: ah, that's well below the OMGbetaisdoomed bug threshold :)08:37
liwyep08:38
Treenaksliw: at least it doesn't die and bring down interfaces on upgrade 8)#08:38
Treenaks(but that might have been my own fault..)08:39
pittiliw: hm, you have two ethernets with DHCP? wow08:39
liwpitti, no, I have two cards in one machine, only one of which is hooked up08:39
liw(since the other crashes and burns on big transfers)08:39
liw(or did, last year, the driver might have improved)08:39
pittiliw: hm, I have two cards as well; seems I urgently need to do a real-hw installation08:40
pittiliw: one is internet, one a dangling cable which I commonly use to connect my laptop to08:40
sorenIs anyone else experiencing trouble with multiple scsi disks in Gutsy in vmware server? It seems to only detect one disk :(08:41
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pittidendrobates: any idea who could test server/sparc?08:43
pittidendrobates: and more generally, can the server team do the i386/amd64 server tests?08:44
dendrobatespitti: we will handle all the server tests, and are looking for someone to help with sparc.08:44
pittidendrobates: not sure whether we can bribe fabbione again :/08:44
dendrobatespitti: I am going to try on my old sparc.08:45
dendrobatesthe kernel team is shipping me a newer sparc, but I don't expect it to arrive in time.08:45
pittiyay new toys :)08:45
dendrobatespitti: so fabbione and the kernel guys have the most appropriate equipment.08:46
fabbionealso doko does08:46
fabbionehe has a T2000 or T100008:46
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fabbionepitti: unlikely.. my sparc gear is in production now08:47
pittifabbione: it was worth a try :)08:48
pittiI'm off for ~ 10 minutes for some live CD tests on my desktop, brb08:48
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desertcHello - I would like to offer this suggestion.  When applying kernel patches, there should be some clean-up of old patches.  I assigned 50 MB for my /boot partition, and this was filled up with the most current software update.  The upgrade did not fail gracefully, either.08:48
desertcRegardless of the /boot size, if the kernel upgrades do not clean up after themselves, then they grow without bounds and will fill up any sized space.08:49
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mvothanks desertc, we do cleanup of old kernels on system upgrades08:52
desertcI guess 50 MB was insufficient for that cleanup process.08:54
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desertcI had three versions of the kernel in there.  Do you think that is the normal cleanup process?09:04
desertcAnyway, when it errored that it was out of space, there was not any way to re-apply the patch, nor did the update manager catch the problem.09:05
desertcThanks for your efforts with Ubuntu, all.09:05
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gnomefreakbryce_: i updated bug #139726 it looks like i may lose any more data due to testing beta desktop cd so let me know if that is enough info on there09:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 139726 in xorg "[Gutsy} GDM is missing menu items" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13972609:05
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bdmurraymvo: heno pointed me to a CompizFeedback wiki page and there is a 3d app test listed there.  Should a bug when running glxgears be filed about compiz?09:08
sorenmdz, mjg59, sabdfl: tb meeting, anyone? :)09:09
mvobdmurray: if that fails under compiz but works fine under metacity then yes09:09
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ogramjg59, while youre around, and we have bug 144790 around ... do you think it makes sense to enable suspend on the liveCD ? bdmurray suggested that09:11
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144790 in casper "hibernate and suspend are not disabled on gutsy liveCD" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14479009:11
mjg59Suspend should be fine09:11
mjg59In most cases09:12
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mjg59People with USB CD drives will lose, but, well09:12
ograyeah indeed09:12
ograok, i'll only disable hibernate then ... my concern was that we didnt explicitly test that09:12
bryce_gnomefreak: yeah see if it occurs with the beta cd (I'm guessing it will, but who knows).  Sorry I can't give more useful troubleshooting directions; I don't have a good understanding of gdm internals so am not sure why it's selecting a different resolution from X09:13
pittiMacSlow, mvo: ah, I just noticed a small regression in the appearance applet: it defaults to 'normal' even when metacity is running (because the video driver does not support composite)09:13
mjg59bryce_: gdm does nothing to set the resolution, to the best of my knowledge09:13
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ogrameh09:13
ogravbox doesnt like alternate today :/09:14
pittiMacSlow, mvo: changing it to ZOMGmoreeffects doesn't do anything, and changing to 'off' and back looks weird09:14
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mjg59bryce_: The session itself may have a resolution set09:14
bryce_mjg59: does gdm use the xorg.conf to get the resolution?  I've noticed it often ends up with different settings from what's in the xorg.conf09:14
pittiMacSlow, mvo: is this known and in the works already, or do you want a bug report?09:14
mjg59bryce_: I don't understand the question09:14
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mjg59bryce_: gdm is just an X client09:14
seb128bryce_: gdm only starts a x server09:14
gnomefreakbryce_: ok ill try it, me and seb128 went over this trying older versions of gdm and it worked the same way thats what made me think X for most part. but i will test beta now and let you know when i get back on (or wait and see what is coming of this topic first09:14
mvopitti: I'm not aware of this, so a bugreport is appreciated09:14
bryce_mjg59: what determines what driver and resolution it uses in that case?09:15
mvopitti: please also milestone it09:15
mjg59Well, it's also something that starts X, but it doesn't pass any configuration to it09:15
MacSlowpitti, hm... better file a bug and assign it to me09:15
mjg59bryce_: xorg.conf09:15
pittiMacSlow: alright, doing09:15
bryce_gnomefreak: ok09:15
MacSlowmvo, we'll get back to the explicit plugin-list I bet :)09:15
gnomefreakxorg is default other than using restricted/manager to enable nvidia other than that the monitor buttons is what caused this09:15
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MacSlowmvo, I'll look into that tomorrow09:16
gnomefreakanyway ill be back my xorg.conf is attached to bug report along with a bunch of other things. see you tonight09:16
MacSlowstill working on the wnck-applet properties-dialog for the compiz-case09:16
bryce_gnomefreak: great, good luck09:17
gnomefreakback up first :)09:17
mvoMacSlow: what would be explicit plugin list have to do with that?09:17
MacSlownot that alone09:19
pittiMacSlow: done, bug 144913; thank you09:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144913 in gnome-control-center "defaults to 'normal effects' even when the driver does not support compositing" [Medium,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14491309:19
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pittiiwj, Riddell: new sl-modem/pykdeext will be available in ~ 5 minutes; can you give this a quick test before I start building new KDE CDs?09:20
bdmurraymvo: I submitted a bug about what I saw when running glxgears09:21
mvobdmurray: what bugnumber?09:21
bdmurraybug 14491409:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 144914 in compiz "putting glxgears below another window when running compiz looks funny" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/14491409:21
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mvobdmurray: right, that is a sort-of known issue, very hard to fix with the current drivers09:22
pittiRiddell, iwj: there now09:26
pittiRiddell: libpythonize0 looks good at least09:26
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pitti^ (Kubuntu only)09:28
gnomefreakbryce_: would not having hoz and vert. refresh rates in xorg.conf cause my issue when changing screen from monitor buttons? i noticed xorg doesnt put them there anymore (atleast i thought it did at one time)09:29
bryce_no it shouldn't matter09:29
mjg59bryce_: No09:29
mjg59Erm.09:29
gnomefreakk09:29
mjg59gnomefreak: No09:29
gnomefreakpassing thought figured id ask09:30
slangasekpitti: ETA on those Kubuntu CDs then? (waiting to be able to file a proper test report)09:30
bdmurraymvo: what is the issue?09:31
mvobdmurray: basicly its a driver issue09:32
mvobdmurray: direct rending draws directly to the font buffer and compiz does not know about this09:32
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slangasekjamiemcc, seb128: bug #130935 is milestoned and "in progress", but unassigned; are either of you working on this bug?09:38
ubotuLaunchpad bug 130935 in tracker "Tracker takes very long time to index system, provides no obvious status information" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13093509:38
jamiemccslangasek: I am09:38
slangasekjamiemcc: great, shall I assign it to you?09:38
jamiemccyes pls09:38
slangasekthx09:39
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ograpitti, did you test an alternate install in vbox ? do you get a resolution question there ?09:43
ograi get it reproducable here but would really prefer it to be a virtualbox issue :)09:44
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pittiogra: yes10:02
ographew10:02
pittiogra: erm, not in vbox, in vmware10:02
pittiogra: I also get that when I install on my real system10:02
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ograoh, thats bad10:02
rohancrimsun: ping, are you around ?10:02
mathiazpedro_: are you testing the ubuntu-server i386 iso ?10:02
pittiogra: X's package detection scripts don't detect my monitor resolution10:02
ograthat should be autodetected10:02
pittiogra: X itself does, though10:02
pittiogra: that has always been like this, though10:03
pedro_mathiaz: yep doing it right now10:03
rohancrimsun: i remember you had once given me instructions on how to compile snd_hda_intel using code from hg repo of alsa. can you please give me those instructions once again ?10:03
pittiogra: not necessary to give an answer, btw, just leave it empty10:03
mathiazpedro_: ok. I'm doing the lvm test case right now.10:03
bryce_pitti, is this the same bug seb128 is seeing?10:03
mathiazpedro_: can you test amd64 ?10:03
ograpitti, well, its a question ...10:03
pittibryce_: not sure?10:03
bryce_pitti, we tracked his down to xserver 12ubuntu310:03
ograwe should preseed it then10:03
seb128bryce_: 12ubuntu4 rather ;)10:03
pittiogra: *shrug* only on alternate and only if the package scripts fail10:04
bryce_oops, right10:04
rohanjdong: ping, did you find any updates on that resolution bug ?10:04
pedro_mathiaz: no sorry, i don't have an amd64 machine :-(10:04
mathiazpedro_: ok.10:04
pittibryce_: what I see (if you want to call it 'bug') exists since hoary or so10:04
rohanjdong: where the latest cd was not able to detect 1280x800 and instead defaulted to 1024x768 ?10:04
bryce_pitti, if it's been mis-detecting since before tribe5, then it's a separate bug10:04
mathiazpedro_: I'm gonna add some more test for the new tasks we've added.10:04
jdongrohan: I haven't had a chance to do much but confirm that bug10:04
bryce_pitti: ah10:04
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mathiazpedro_: could you test installing a print server ?10:04
rohanjdong: oh, it's been filed on launchpad ?10:05
pedro_mathiaz: sure, just give me the test case10:05
pittibryce_: NB that X itself detects it fine, just the Debian scripts fail10:05
jdongrohan: I am unsure, but enough developers have heard us talk about it, and seb128 even experiences the bug10:05
bryce_pitti: ok10:05
pittibryce_: (one day those should all disappear and be replaced with something small and sensible...) :)10:05
rohanjdong: ah ok, so no need to report it ;)10:05
bryce_pitti, plan is that those scripts are going to get gutted and replaced, probably by hardy10:05
mathiazpedro_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Cases/ServerInstall#print-server10:06
pedro_mathiaz: already saw it in the wiki10:06
pedro_jeje yep10:06
bryce_pitti: I'd been planning on doing that myself, however tepsipakki says debian is also planning on similar, so probably instead I'll just lend a hand (or cheers) to debian10:06
pittibryce_: yay; they were great in warty and hoary to get auto-X-config working in the first place, but I guess they are horribly obsolete with today's X10:06
mathiazpedro_: yeah.. I've just added it.10:06
mathiazpedro_: but it's not in the qa tracker yet.10:07
bryce_pitti: yeah there's a lot of logic in them which looks like it'd get dated quick.  lots of heuristics and hardware-specific guessing10:07
jdongrohan: woudl be nice to search on lp package xresprobe for the bug, if it isn't there (doubt it!) report it10:07
bryce_pitti, for Gutsy, the solution to focus on is being able to fix it post-install via Screens and Graphics10:08
rohanjdong: ok, i'll do that when possible10:08
pittibryce_: right, and this should be kept in any case10:08
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pitticalc: good morning10:08
calcpitti: hi, just rebooted my box hoping vmware would start working, still doesn't :\10:09
pitticalc: oh? works fine here10:09
calcits giving me an error that supposedly means libXrender isn't installed... but it is :\10:09
calchttp://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=1979&sliceId=2&docTypeID=DT_KB_1_1&dialogID=23132511&stateId=0%200%202313047810:09
calci went ahead and even installed all the ubuntu versions of any library it used that it was using a private copy of which still didn't help :\10:10
pitticalc: hm, wait -- do you use compiz?10:11
pitticalc: maybe it's missing in ia32-libs?10:11
pittihm, weird10:11
calcnot that i know of10:12
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pittiogra: how do things look so far?10:13
calcyea compiz appears to be disabled10:13
calcit is set to "no effects"10:13
ogramy vbox crashed several times with the server install10:13
ograthis one seems to get throught though, i'm at 82% in pkgsel10:14
ogra(the worst part (ltsp) still to come though)10:14
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stgraber`23meg: ping10:24
`23megpong10:26
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`23megstgraber, pong10:26
stgraberYou tried to register to the Ubuntu QA Tracker with an invalid mail10:26
stgrabercan you give me one so I forward the activation mail10:26
`23meghmm, I registered with my ubuntu.com address10:27
stgraber<muratgunes@ubuntu.com>: host mx.canonical.com[91.189.94.145]  said: 550 <muratgunes@ubuntu.com>: Recipient address rejected: User unknown in virtual alias table (in reply to RCPT TO command)10:27
`23megah, sorry; mgunes@ubuntu.com please10:27
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`23megstgraber, are accounts from the old tracker no longer active?10:29
stgraber`23meg: the ones from isotesting.stgraber.org are, the ones from www.stgraber.org/ubuntu aren't10:34
`23megI see; mine was on the latter10:34
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smallfoot-What is Ubuntu doing to prevent the problem of license profileration?10:35
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sistpotysmallfoot-: what do you meant with license profileration?10:39
smallfoot-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/License_proliferation10:40
smallfoot-oh, i meant proliferation not profileration10:40
smallfoot-it makes it harder to re-use source code, harder to integrate software, harder to borrow source code, etc10:41
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smallfoot-Mark Shuttleworth has also spoken about the problem of license proliferation on this blog -- http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/6710:42
pedro_mathiaz: just tested (print server case) it works fine10:43
mathiazpedro_: great ! thanks.10:44
pedro_mathiaz: i'll go for the LVM now10:44
mathiazpedro_: I'm currently adding new test cases for the tasks we've added to the ubuntu-server cd.10:44
mathiazpedro_: are you using vmware ?10:45
pedro_mathiaz: nop, a spare machine i have10:45
mathiazpedro_: hum... When it comes to LVM, there is a small bug that the installer won't wipe the LVM physical extent.10:46
mathiazpedro_: so the second time you try to install an LVM partition, the installer will complain that it already has LVM PE.10:47
pedro_mathiaz: ok will remember that10:47
sistpotysmallfoot-: ubuntu doesn't in the first place, though when packaging new software we always try to convince upstream to change the license statement in order to not suffer from proliferation10:47
smallfoot-sistpoty, oh thanks... thats awesome, great work guys, i wish the other distros would do the same10:48
sistpotysmallfoot-: I guess many are (e.g. debian and its debian free software guidelines)10:49
slangaseksistpoty: I rather doubt that's accurate on the whole, I expect that most Ubuntu packagers only look at whether the license is ok for universe rather than whether it's a common license?10:51
sistpotyslangasek: that may be true, but I try my best to encourage aforementioned behaviour10:52
ScottKMy favorite license I've hit recently is "If you think you need a license for anything you might think of this as beeing unter a "BSD Style License"10:53
smallfoot-unfortunately, we have Apache, Perl, Berkeley DB, LaTeX, GNAT, Vim, zlib, xinetd, OpenLDAP, OpenSSL, PHP, Python, Ruby, libwww, Zope who all have custom licenses :(10:53
ScottKThat's the "license" for python-ipy.10:53
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sistpotysmallfoot-: well, I guess that won't go away too soon, and (considering ion3, or rather more majors putting stuff under their own OSS licenses) that won't go away too soon10:54
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sistpotyyay, bad sentence... and this might get worse I wanted to add10:55
smallfoot-:(10:57
smallfoot-hope it dont get worse10:57
sistpotysmallfoot-: /me neither... even worse is if you know some piece of SW got relicensed later as LGPL, but you're bound to some non-commercial license because you forked earlier. /me is still trying to figure whom to contact, since most email addresses from our version aren't valid any longer11:00
smallfoot-oh11:02
smallfoot-maybe should refuse to ship Ubuntu with software that has custom licenses11:03
smallfoot-or have a delay before new releases of software is put into the repository as punishment11:03
sistpoty(our as in university project, nothing directly to do with ubuntu -- yet)11:03
ScottKsmallfoot-: Who does that really punish?11:04
smallfoot-ScottK, it makes software with custom license become second-tier, worth less, less prioritized11:05
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smallfoot-lol11:05
smallfoot-well, true kinda11:05
ScottKTo which the standard response is, "Go ahead, make my day."11:06
smallfoot-hehe11:06
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pochuseb128: tracker 0.6.3 is out, which fixes a ton of bugs (some of them critical and tagged for gutsy-beta). Is it ok if I do package it, providing you haven't done it yet?11:19
seb128pochu: I didn't do the update yet, you are welcome to work on it11:20
pochuseb128: cool :) will you be able to review/sponsor it?11:21
seb128pochu: yes11:22
seb128pochu: tomorrow likely, the archive is frozen for beta anyway11:22
pochugreat!11:22
pochuseb128: yeah I know11:22
seb128pochu: don't enable the thunderbird experimental indexer11:23
seb128just in case you wanted to do the change ;)11:23
pochuI'd love to, but I guess it's not ready :(11:23
seb128pochu: right11:26
jamiemccpochuL it aint called experimental for nothing :)11:26
pochujamiemcc: hehe, true that11:26
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gnomefreakbryce: looks like X detected everything correct so i dont need to use monitor buttons nor change resolution i guess this bug is fixed ty :)11:48
bryce_awesome11:49
gnomefreakcjwatson: was i supposed to see cryptset(or whatever it is that D-I uses to encrypt for install (sorry im drawing a blank)11:49
bryce_gnomefreak: if you can mention that you're no longer seeing the issue on bug 139726, I'll go ahead and close it11:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 139726 in xorg "[Gutsy} GDM is missing menu items" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13972611:50
gnomefreaki am atm11:50
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gnomefreakbryce_: i closed both tasks with explaintions11:53
bryce_excellent, thanks11:54
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gnomefreaknp thanks for your help on it11:55
mjg59MacSlow: I enabled desktop effects, they failed to enable because I'm on 965, but my workspace configuration has changed anyway11:58
cjwatsongnomefreak: it was taken back out again for beta, too many problems12:00
gnomefreakcjwatson: ah ok12:00
gnomefreakcjwatson: only other question is why are all repos enabled except the canonical ones? the cdrom repo is enabled along with the ubuntu.com repos (was this always this way and i forgot)12:02
cjwatsongnomefreak: because something went wrong in your installation such as the network not being enabled12:04
cjwatsonor not being able to talk to the archive12:04
gnomefreakah ok12:05
cjwatsonyou can safely uncomment them12:05
gnomefreakcjwatson: i commented out the cdrom, the canonical repos are not working atm12:06
cjwatsonit's not switched on yet, should be for gutsy12:07
cjwatson(expected)12:07
gnomefreakcjwatson: yeah thats what ive been telling users complaining that it doesnt work i tell them wait till release12:08
cjwatsonseems a rather odd thing to complain about12:08
ogracjwatson, i uploaded a new edubuntu-meta, could you let that throuhg please ?12:08
cjwatsonogra: slangasek/pitti's call12:08
gnomefreakcjwatson: they want all those extras that we cant legally ship i guess12:09
ograslangasek, ping ^^^ ?12:09
cjwatsongnomefreak: the partner repository is not a repository for illegal distribution12:09
cjwatsonso please pick a better word than "legally" there12:09
ogracjwatson, i didnt know steve drives the publisher already12:09
gnomefreakwhat is it? i thought it was the non-free stuff like opera12:09
cjwatsonogra: he doesn't, but it's his decision, I'd just need to implement it12:09
ograah12:10
cjwatsongnomefreak: if opera is in the commercial (now renamed to partner) repository (I don't remember whether it is or not), it would be because Canonical had a commercial relationship with Opera in which they asked us to ship it12:10
cjwatsongnomefreak: so it would in no way be illegal12:10
gnomefreakah ok12:10
gnomefreakyeah iirc it was in the commercial repo12:11
cjwatsongnomefreak: it probably wouldn't conform to Ubuntu's licensing policies, which is why it's in the canonical.com namespace not ubuntu.com, but that's very different12:11
gnomefreakok yeah my wording was very wrong on that12:11
slangasekogra: this is a change to try to get the CD size down?12:14
ograslangasek, nope, moving moodle out of the default install into ship ... it's still missing d-i integration (mainly presseding but proably even more) it was a laet addition and i discovered its not ready for default12:15
ogra*late12:15
slangasekok12:16
ograthanks :)12:16
slangasekbut it still requires an edubuntu CD rebuild for it to be reflected in the beta, yes?12:16
ograyep12:17
ograi'll do that tomorrow morning12:17
slangasekok12:17
slangasekaccepted, I think12:18
ogracjwatson, would you flip the switch please ?12:18
slangasekI think I just did that12:18
ograoh12:18
ogragreat :)12:19
ograthanks :)12:19
slangasekcjwatson: website-based accept seems to have worked this time12:19
cjwatsonso it did12:19
cjwatsonok, let's hope it was just transient badness yesterday12:19
pwnguinIs there a written ubuntu udev policy I can look at?12:21
pwnguinbecause it seems different than debian's12:22
cjwatsonpwnguin: /etc/udev/rules.d/README is the closest I'm aware of12:22
pwnguinheh12:22
pwnguinthats... insufficient12:22
pwnguinreading that, you might think you can ship udev rules in a package12:22
cjwatsonand yet it describes the main differences from Debian12:22
cjwatsonof course you can and many do12:22
ograaccording to Keybuk we use the upstream policy (at least thats waht he always says)12:23
cjwatson$ dpkg -L pcmciautils | grep udev/rules.d/12:23
cjwatson/etc/udev/rules.d/85-pcmcia.rules12:23
cjwatsonfor example12:23
RAOFUpstream policy appears to be "udev rules are in the udev package, unless they're just RUN rules"12:23
pwnguinand even then, I'd appreciate guidance on security implications12:27
ogramode 0660 and group kvm should be safe enough, no ?12:28
RAOFYes.12:29
ograi think thats whats mentioned in the bug12:29
RAOFThat's right, and that's what the previous behaviour was.12:29
ograright12:29
ograthe change likely came in with a debian merge12:30
ograsimple oversight12:30
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