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mrooneywhen the final version of firefox 3 comes out, will it be issued as an update? or a backport?00:39
mrooneyand, is there some sort of existing response for people complaining about "beta" software being in an LTS00:48
crimsunregarding ff3.0b5, yes.  See the 8.04 LTS announcement.00:55
crimsun"beta" generally, well, they may feel free to pitch in.00:55
mrooneycrimsun: are you just referring to "tested and stabilised for a platform. Faster, safer and themed for Ubuntu."00:57
crimsunmrooney: sorry, more specifically, the release notes linked from the announcement.  There's a section on http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/804 for ff3.0b5.00:59
mrooneycrimsun: great, thanks01:13
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umass1993I was wondering if anybody knows the status of the usb mass storage bug.01:38
hwildeAny updates on     Bug #89974 in linux-source-2.6.17 (Ubuntu)    https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.17/+bug/8997401:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 89974 in linux-source-2.6.17 "usb disconnect" [Undecided,Confirmed]01:50
umass1993BTW: there are a lot of bugs01:51
umass1993Well,  anyhow, tomorrow is a hug day, so  I would be glad to help.  I'm new to ubuntu, but used linux since 1998.01:53
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umass1993I guess I'll chekc this channel tomorrow. It's pretty quiet now.01:53
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lucentbdmurray: I ended up cancelling the upgrade, it was crawling at 30kb/s02:31
lucentthanks for the advice02:31
lucentthis laptop needs to be repaired and so, I will install a fresh copy of 8.04 LTS soon02:31
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mr-russCan you tell on launchpad if a particular package is available in any supported version of ubuntu?10:43
mr-russShould bugs that's aren't reproducable in supported versions be closed?10:44
james_wmr-russ: do you have an example?10:46
mr-russhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/postgresql-7.4/+bug/10789010:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 107890 in postgresql-7.4 "Audcity recorder" [Undecided,New]10:47
james_wthanks10:47
mr-russit doesn't even look files against the right package.10:47
james_wyeah, I think that's the wrong package10:47
james_wit's probably an alsa issue.10:48
mr-russhow does one move it to another package?10:48
james_wif you click the little down arrow next to the package name you can edit the package name10:48
james_wif you want to add a package (not here, but sometimes you want to file it against two) you use "Also affects: [...] Distribution/Package"10:49
mr-russalso affects doesn't appear for me.10:50
mr-russBinary package hint didn't change, I assume that's normal.10:52
mr-russDAH! it's in the comment.10:53
james_wmr-russ: "Also affects" is not in the down arrow section, it's just under that table.11:05
copyofjohanhey, does suspend normaly support swapfiles?11:10
copyofjohanIm using a swapfile instead of a partition. When try to suspend, the Computer "wakes up" instantly. Is that a bug?11:13
james_wcopyofjohan: http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/power/swsusp-and-swap-files.txt might be relevant, I'm not sure11:20
copyofjohanjames_w: maybe, but: Which suspend method is used by ubuntu (8.04)?11:24
james_wcopyofjohan: I don't know I'm afraid, the one in the kernel I guess.11:25
pandajames_w: good guess ... id be worried otherwise11:25
james_wheh11:26
james_wwhere's the "yesterday's bugs" lists again? I think it would be interesting reading today.11:27
copyofjohanjames_w: I dont understand 2) in the your link above11:28
james_wI didn't say that I understood it :-)11:28
copyofjohanok11:28
james_wyou mean "Use an application that will bmap the swap file..."?11:29
copyofjohanyes11:30
james_wI don't understand it either I'm afraid, so I'm not much use.11:33
mantienaHi all12:14
james_whi12:14
mantienaCould someone help me to choose product, agains which I should report a bug ?12:14
mantienaI have one CD printing problem - there are no way to print to CD hub in GNOME's printing dialog :(12:15
mantienaAlso there are no such option in Printers settings12:15
james_wmantiena: what's a "CD hub"? I haven't heard that term before.12:19
mantienajames_w: look at http://www.cddvdnow.com/images/disc_instr.gif12:22
james_wmantiena: ah, ok. So it's a special printer?12:22
mantienajames_w: yea, there are lots of printers, able print to CD, my is Canon IP 500012:24
james_wand it appears as a normal printer?12:24
mantienajames_w: yes, look at http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid=184&modelid=1043912:25
james_wok, does it appear anywhere else? e.g. cups, kde, etc?12:26
james_wif you haven't tried that's ok, it just helps to narrow it down.12:26
mantienaprinter should print to all white area in this picture: http://www.cddvdnow.com/images/disc_instr.gif12:27
mantienaIn all Ubuntu versions before 8.04 (Hardy) used the GIMP for CD printing - it has a feature "Print with Gutenprint" (in File menu).12:28
james_wand that's gone now right?12:28
mantienaIn "Print with Gutenprint" dialog I was able to choose my printer model and "Media Source". When I set "Media Source" to "CD tray" then option "CD Hub Size" appeared and I could set "Print to Hub" in this option.12:31
james_ware you able to print normally with this printer in 8.04?12:31
mantienaBut now GIMP also uses standard GNOME's printing dialog and option "CD Hub Size" disappeared :(12:32
james_wis it just the CD hub option that is missing?12:32
mantienaCD hub size option never was in standart GNOME's printing dialog12:32
mantienaOnly the GIMP had this option AFAIK12:33
mantienaGIMP's gutenprint plugin12:33
mantienaall other printing features, I've tested are fine in Ubuntu 8.04, just one - Print to CD's hub is missing :(12:35
james_wok, thanks, I understand your problem now.12:36
james_wI guess it is a gtk bug then, I guess that is what provides the gtk print dialog.12:36
mantienayou thought, that printing dialog is provided by some GNOME libraries, not by GTK12:37
mantienamaybe I should look to GIMP changelog between gutsy and hardy to see which library was replaced "Print with Gutenprint" plugin ?12:38
ogramantiena, apt-get install gimp-gutenprint ?12:39
mantienaogra: hehe, nice temporary solution :)12:40
ograwhy temporary ?12:41
ogrado you plan to remove t again if it works ?12:41
ogra:)12:41
ograit was demoted to universe, tkkamppeter might know details (as the printing guy in the distro)12:42
mantienaproblem is, that printing with gimp is only workaround - I need to be able to print to whole CD from any application, for example from Inkscape or OpenOffice Draw12:43
ograright, i guess thats the reason gutenprint was removed, to get the printing dialog do all this stuff .... there is probably a way to enable what you want in the standard rint dialog without installing gimp-gutenprint, till would know12:44
mantienaorga: standard print dialog is more user-friendly than gutenprint plugin, so, it's wise to use standart dialog instead of strange looking and hard to understand "print with gutenprint" plugin12:46
ograright12:47
ograi think that was the plan12:47
ogras/think/assume/ :)12:47
mantienait seems main printing UI features are in libgutenprintui2-1 library, gimp-gutenprint depends on this library12:49
james_wdoes anyone know which is the mail bug for that "apt spits empty lines to the terminal" problem?12:51
mantienaI don't ;)12:52
mantienaso, after gimp-gutenprint installation I see 2 printing option in GIMP's File menu - "Print ..." and "Print with Gutenprint" :)12:53
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mantienajames_w: so, I should report bug about missing "Print to CD hub" feature against GTK package ?13:05
james_wI think that's where it belongs13:05
seb128what?13:06
ograheh13:06
ogratry system-config-printer, even if thats not the actual package it will go into the right hands with that to be reassigned13:07
oripiHi everybody !13:08
james_wseb128: mantiena would like to use the gtk print dialog to print to cd hub, a feature of some printers.13:09
james_wis that a bug for the gtk package, or somewhere else?13:09
seb128what is "cd hub"?13:09
james_wcd label I believe.13:10
seb128is that a printer model?13:10
seb128a paper format?13:10
seb128an another setting?13:10
mantienaseb128: printer should print to all white area in this picture: http://www.cddvdnow.com/images/disc_instr.gif13:11
seb128hum?13:11
seb128a printer prints whatever you send to it13:11
seb128you want an application which creates the image you want to print13:12
mantienaseb128: no13:12
seb128what are you trying to do exactly?13:12
mantienaseb128: I can repeat13:12
seb128print stickers to put on cds?13:12
seb128I'm reading the backlog13:13
mantienaseb128: In all Ubuntu versions before 8.04 (Hardy) used the GIMP for CD printing - it has a feature "Print with Gutenprint" (in File menu), now this feature is in separate package gimp-gutenprint.13:13
ograseb128, he has a printer that uses a special try for CDs ...13:13
ogra*tray13:13
mantienaIn "Print with Gutenprint" dialog I was able to choose my printer model and "Media Source". When I set "Media Source" to "CD tray" then option "CD Hub Size" appeared and I could set "Print to Hub" in this option.13:13
seb128well, you don't need a special printer13:14
seb128you just need to print that to the right position no?13:14
mantienaseb128:  it seems needed printing UI features are in libgutenprintui2-1 library, gimp-gutenprint depends on this library13:14
ograthe proper thing would be that he driver reports the tray to the printer ui and you can select it in the advanced settings as output source13:15
ograbut that smells very much like a printer driver prob ...13:16
seb128that seems to be a cupsys thing13:16
mantienaseb128: printer doesn't print anythink in CD-Hub zone until I set option "CD Hub Size" to "Print to Hub" value in gimp-gutenprint dialog13:16
mantienaso, now there is a only way to print to CD hub - use GIMP with installed gimp-gutenprint package13:16
seb128mantiena: I don't understand the "CD-Hub" word so if you could reword to something understandable by sometime not in the CD printing business that would be good13:17
seb128s/sometime/somebody13:17
ograseb128, s/"CD-Hub"/CD tray/13:17
seb128ogra: what would be the cupsys for that? a paper format?13:17
mantienaogra: CD hub <> CD tray13:17
seb128ogra: what would be the cupsys setting for that? a paper format?13:17
mantienaCD tray is another option13:18
ograseb128, on bigger HP printers i can select an input tray for different sorts of paper ... i would imagine its something like that for the output side13:18
seb128mantiena: do you have this option for your printer in cupsys? if not I recommend opening a cupsys bug rather13:19
mantienaogra: no, CD hub is small area of CD, while CD tray special tray is where I put CD13:19
seb128I doubt anybody in the desktop team has a such printer and will be able to do any work on that anyway13:19
mantienaseb128: there are no need to have such printer ;)13:20
seb128not to mention that I doubt understand what you describe13:20
seb128s/doubt/don't13:20
mantiena:)13:20
ograseb128, my GF has a IP5500 but i'm not allowed to touch it :P its sacral :)13:20
mantienaseb128: it's easy to understand - just look at http://www.cddvdnow.com/images/disc_instr.gif13:21
seb128mantiena: no, it's not, to me you just want to print this image to a defined position13:21
seb128which is were the CD is13:21
seb128and you don't need any hub or specific driver for that13:21
seb128just to adjust the image position13:21
mantienaseb128: I don't need to adjust the image position13:22
seb128"you" being the software, not you13:22
mantienaseb128: this is not image position adjusting problem13:22
seb128ok, let's get back to the basis13:22
mantienathis is a missing option problem13:22
seb128a printer put ink on a media13:23
seb128it put whatever color you tell it to put on the position you specify13:23
mantienayes, but printer also have some options13:23
seb128why wouldn't that work on your media?13:23
mantienaone of option is "do not print to CD hub" you are printing on CD's13:23
mantienaone of option is "do not print to CD hub" *when* you are printing on CD's13:24
seb128again I don't understand what a CD hub is13:24
seb128so what you write makes no sense to me13:24
mantienaseb128: please look at http://www.cddvdnow.com/images/disc_instr.gif13:24
seb128I know what a network hub is13:24
seb128that gif is a CD picture13:24
seb128I know what a CD is, thanks13:24
mantienado you see white area in that picture ?13:24
mantienaand blue ring ?13:24
seb128yes, 90% of the page is white13:24
mantienaI mean white area on CD :)13:25
seb128right, I see the color13:25
mantienainside of red area13:25
seb128if you send that to a printer it'll print the red and not the white13:25
seb128printers don't print white13:25
seb128they just don't send ink on the white paper13:25
mantienaso, CD hub is white area13:25
oripiyou want to print something on this area ?13:25
seb128ok, good, so just put no color in this area and use a normal printer?13:26
mantienaseb128: but I wanna print to that area13:26
seb128it'll not put ink where there is no color13:26
affluxmorning13:26
seb128what do you want to print there?13:26
seb128just modify your image to put some text or drawing there then13:26
mantienaI wanna print sentence "I love Sebastian" ;)13:26
seb128and print it13:26
oripiif you adjust the position i'm sure the normal printing could work ? Am I wrong ?13:27
affluxdo we have a bug day today?13:27
oripihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2008042513:27
mantienaseb128: printer simply doesn't print anything to that area until I set option "CD hub size" to "Print to hub"13:27
affluxoripi: right. But everything is white over there :)13:27
seb128mantiena: you have a weird printer then13:28
affluxand it's not in the topic :P13:28
seb128mantiena: usually printer print anything you want in the paper area13:28
mantienaseb128: I'm talking about printing on CD's, not on simple paper13:28
oripimaybe some hardware restriction when using the cd tray instead of the paper tray ?13:28
mantienaoripi: this is not hardware, but software (driver) setting13:29
seb128mantiena: ok, so you can print the red area but not the small white ring?13:29
oripiok13:29
mantienaseb128: yea, at least you understand me (almost)13:29
seb128mantiena: that seems a driver option to me13:29
mantienaseb128: yes, that's what I'm trying to say :))13:29
seb128do you have a such option in system-config-printer or the cupsys web interface?13:30
mantienaseb128: no, I don't see such option in system-config-printer, I see this option only in gimp's "Print with Gutenprint" dialog13:30
mantienaI will try to look at cupsys web interface now13:30
oripiafflux: I'm here for the BugDay but, as it's my first BugDay, I don't know what to do...13:31
mr-russIf I'm able to reproduce and make comments on an incomplete bug, should it be marked confirmed?13:31
seb128mantiena: ok, not sure what gimp is doing but you should open your bug on cupsys where it'll be read by printer guys13:31
mr-russhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/18474713:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 184747 in php5 "number handling in php broken on 32bit system" [Undecided,Incomplete]13:31
seb128mantiena: because if you open a bug on GTK it'll likely be read by somebody having no clue about what the option is and just ignore it13:31
mantienaseb128: that's why I'm consulting with you :)13:32
mantienait's pretty hard to explain for people, who never printed on CD's13:33
seb128right, I understand it know13:33
seb128I'm not really somebody to consult though ;-)13:33
seb128that really seems to be something which should be a driver option13:33
seb128open a bug in cupsys13:33
seb128if that's an option in cupsys gtk doesn't handle correctly they will just reassign the bug with some explanations13:34
mantienaseb128: hehe, I think I found simple text with pictures, where is explained what is CD hub and why printer as default doesn't print13:37
mantienain that area13:37
mantienahttp://publications.europa.eu/vademecum/vademecum/annex2_en.html13:37
mantienathere are 2 types of printable CD's - one type with printable area from 40 mm to 116 mm (diameter) and another type with printable area from 20 mm to 116 mm13:39
james_wmr-russ: the activity log says this was marked incomplete when it was asked which version, so in this case I would say yes.13:39
oripiSomebody can help me ? I don't know what to do, it's my first BugDay...13:39
seb128mantiena: open the bug on cupsys13:39
mantienaso, option "Print to Hub" just allows to print to wider area :)13:40
oripiI found a bug listed in the BugDay page that was fixed since Feisty13:40
oripiwhat should I do ? Mark it as Fixed ?13:41
mantienaseb128: ok, thanks for help, I don't see such option in cupsys web interface !13:41
james_woripi: I don't think there is a bug day on today. That doesn't mean you can't triage bugs. Assigning bugs to packages is always a very useful task13:42
james_wsee https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.searchtext=&orderby=-importance&field.status%3Alist=NEW&assignee_option=any&field.assignee=&field.bug_reporter=&field.bug_contact=&field.bug_commenter=&field.subscriber=&field.component-empty-marker=1&field.status_upstream-empty-marker=1&field.omit_dupes.used=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.has_patch.used=&field.has_cve.used=&field.tag=&field.tags_combinator=ANY&field.13:42
james_whas_no_package.used=&field.has_no_package=on&search=Search&start=352513:42
james_woops, sorry the URL is so long13:42
oripihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20080425 what about this BugDay ?13:42
mrooneyoripi: if you let me know the bug # of that specific bug I can take a look and let you know, too13:43
james_woripi: which bug, it sounds like it should be marked fixed.13:43
oripihttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.17/+bug/6166213:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 61662 in linux-source-2.6.17 "Wacom Volito 2 tablet doesn't work" [Undecided,New]13:43
seb128mantiena: you are welcome13:43
oripithanks13:43
james_woripi: ah, my mistake, sorry, I didn't realise it had been moved to Friday this week.13:43
james_wseb128: thanks.13:43
oripiso, what should I do with this bug ? I try it with my Volito and it works well in Hardy13:46
james_woripi: if it works you should close it13:47
oripihow do I do that ?13:47
oripiI can change it to "fix release"13:47
oripibut I can't change the "Importance" field13:48
oripi(sorry for my stupid questions...)13:48
james_woripi: fix released is fine13:50
oripiok thanks13:50
james_wthe importance doesn't need to be changed13:50
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affluxnot entirely sure on how to handle bugs that currently affect linux-source-2.6.xx14:02
affluxWhen they're fixed in hardy, should I add a task on "linux" and set that one to fix released? Should I move from linux-source-2.6.xx to linux and set it to fix released? Should I just leave it and set it to fix released?14:03
james_wafflux: not sure14:05
james_wogasawara: what would you like to happen there?14:05
affluxoh wait14:06
affluxjames_w: description is on today's wiki page14:06
james_wafflux: magic14:06
james_wogasawara: you rock! :-)14:07
seb128james_w: totem-gstreamer doesn't play <whatever format listed> bugs are usually due to gstreamer, to make sure ask them to run "gst-launch playbin uri=file:///example/directory/video"14:17
oripiI have a problem, I can't set a bug to "Won't fix"... why ?14:30
affluxoripi: because you're not allowed to. It's restricted to approved members of the ubuntu-bugcontrol team.14:34
oripiok, thanks,14:34
affluxoripi: If you do not have the ability to set the "Won't Fix" status, tag the bug as edgy-close14:34
afflux(the wiki page says so)14:34
oripiok14:34
affluxYou can also ask here for some bugs14:35
oripiok thanks !14:35
james_wseb128: thanks for the hint14:36
oripisorry for the stupid question but... how can I "tag" a bug ?14:36
affluxoripi: on the left hand column there is a link that reads "edit description/tags"14:37
affluxjust add your tags to the tags field on that page and press save14:37
iddoi got "could not install libghc6-x11-dev_1.4.1-1_i386.deb" during upgrade from gutsy to hardy14:37
oripiok, thanks14:37
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asacpedro_: bdmurray: what team membership is needed to get "triaged" and "wontfix" powers?15:02
asacubuntu-qa?15:02
pedro_asac: ubuntu-bugcontrol15:03
asacpedro_: can you please add jazzva to it ?15:03
asaci need him to use wont fix in order to cleanup firefox 2 bug list15:03
pedro_asac: sure, give me a min15:04
iddowhere do i see the last messages of the status log of the upgrade?15:04
asacpedro_: he is member of mozillateam in case you wonder if the nick is correct15:04
asacpedro_: just verified its ~jazzva  in launchpad15:05
affluxiddo: /var/log/dist-upgrade probably15:06
iddothanks15:06
pedro_asac: done15:07
JazzvaThanks, pedro_ :)15:07
pedro_Jazzva: you're welcome :-)15:07
mrooneyhmm that's cute, pluggin in my mp3 player stops causes rhythmbox to display its contents and stop playing whatever it was playing15:19
mrooneyI always hate filing bugs because I never feel like I have done enough work to check if it is a duplicate15:25
affluxmrooney: I'd personally start checking rhythmbox' debug output and filing against rhythmbox. Then wait and see whether they move you to hal or the kernel or whatever. You can't know all those hardware parts :)15:27
seb128mrooney: that's a duplicate15:28
thekornhi all ;)15:29
affluxthekorn: hi!15:31
mrooneyseb128: ahh okay, what is the best way to search? sometimes google is good with site:launchpad.net, I don't usually do well using launchpad itself to search15:31
affluxthekorn: have a question on py-lp-bugs: is it possible to read/change a bug's tasks?15:31
thekorng'morning afflux15:31
thekornit's not in the .main branch yet, but I started to work on it,15:32
seb128mrooney: look at the open rhythmbox bugs on launchpad.net15:32
thekornlet me find the patch15:32
affluxah, cool. it's not urgent! I think I can wait for the merge ;)15:33
thekornafflux: If you want to test it, there is a branch attached to bug 19385315:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 193853 in python-launchpad-bugs "add functionality for adding new tasks to bug report" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19385315:34
affluxokay, will try writing something then :)15:35
thekornafflux: ah, I think I missread your question, what do you mean by read/change a task?15:35
affluxthekorn: oh, just noticed it was very unclear. eg. the process outlined on todays bugday wiki page. Opening a bug, setting the linux-source-2.6.17 task to wontfix, creating a linux task, setting it to incomplete and commenting.15:37
thekornw00t? it'S a bugday?15:37
affluxyep, one day off because the release15:38
affluxit's edgy kernels15:38
thekornpy-lp-bugs should be able to do all these things15:38
affluxhuh, couldn't figure out how to do that. You mean with the main branch?15:43
thekornapart from creating a task everything can be done with the version in the .main branch,15:45
affluxthekorn: how do I specify for which task I want to change the status?15:47
thekornafflux: bug.infotable[0].status = "Incomplete" will set the first task to "incomplete"15:50
affluxoh.15:50
affluxthank you15:51
affluxmorning sebner ;)15:51
sebnerafflux: yeah. morning xD15:51
thekornin case you would like to change the status of a task which affects "l-source-2.6.xx" I would suggest iterating over bug.infotable,15:51
affluxyeah15:52
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affluxIt didn't come to my mind checking what infotable does ;)15:52
thekornafflux: do I get this right? one task of todays bugday is to add a 'linux' task to each bugreport on the list if not already done?15:53
affluxthekorn: in general, we want to move the linux-source-* tasks to linux, if I read this correctly.15:54
pedro_best bug ever15:54
pedro_bug 22191815:54
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221918 in ubuntu "Upgrading too fast" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22191815:54
affluxrofl15:55
thekornafflux: yes infotable is a bit unfortunate, in the old lp UI noone talked about tasks, it was just a table of infos, so we called it infotable,15:55
affluxah I see15:56
thekornbut i think we should change it to task soon15:56
iddocan someone help me remove the libghc6-x11-dev deb package? i'm having dependecy problems..15:57
affluxpedro_: okay, priority critical, add a time.sleep(60*60*48) to update-manager and let's get it through the SRU process? :)15:57
iddoseems to be known problem here http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=46523015:57
ubotuDebian bug 465230 in libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev "cannot install package" [Serious,Fixed]15:57
iddoi can neither remove nor install anything because of this15:57
pedro_afflux: totally!15:57
iddoit happened when upgrading from gutsy to hardy15:58
james_wpedro_: hah, that's brilliant.15:58
mvopedro_: rock on, more bugreports like those :-D15:59
bdmurraypedro_: happy birthday!15:59
pedro_haha james_w please add a sleep to all your patches next time ;-)15:59
james_wpedro_: will do.16:00
pedro_mvo: hahha i love them16:00
pedro_bdmurray: thanks you dude!16:00
affluxhuh birthday?16:00
james_wpedro_: it's your birthday? Happy birthday!16:00
mvopedro_: oh? hapy birthday!16:00
* mvo hugs pedro_16:00
* afflux hugs pedro_ 16:00
* james_w gives pedro_ a cake16:00
pedro_thanks you!!16:00
james_widdo: is it https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/haskell-x11/+bug/205377 ?16:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 205377 in haskell-x11 "libghc6-x11-dev dying during package install" [Undecided,New]16:00
* pedro_ hugs you all16:00
mvoiddo: if a maintainer script is badly broken (like it seems to be the case here) then the only workarounds are ugly16:01
iddowhat would be an ugly workaround?16:01
iddoyes its the same bug, the last link in the ubuntu page in the one i pasted16:02
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askandNo more bugs are being fixed in hardy unless they are security- or critical bugs? True or false?16:04
james_waskand: true16:04
james_wcritical is subjective though16:05
askand james_w: yes but things like weird themebehavior and such is not critical is my guess16:05
james_wprobably not. Is there a bug filed?16:06
askandjames_w: no I recently installed hardy and found the bug a couple of minutes ago, nothing big but quite annoying16:06
mvoreport it anyway, if it does not get fixed in hardy, we will most likely fix it in intrepid16:07
askandmvo: will do16:07
askandmvo: james_w: thanks for helping16:08
james_wno problem16:08
james_wmvo: is https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-properties/+bug/220890 in a package you take care of?16:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 220890 in software-properties "[hardy] software-properties-gtk doesn't recognize (nor know about) ports.ubuntu.com" [Undecided,New]16:09
mvojames_w: it is, that is a good (and important one :/16:09
james_wmvo: thought so. I couldn't see any other port specific stuff in the code to follow to create a fix.16:09
mvojames_w: I milestoned it for 8.04.1 - do you want to work on it? or shall I?16:10
* thekorn hugs pedro, happy birthday!16:10
pedro_thanks thekorn :-)16:11
james_wmvo: no, I just had a thought that it would be an easy fix after other architectures had moved previously, but I was wrong apparently.16:12
james_wmvo: I didn't look at any code though, I was just trying to bugfix with grep16:12
bdmurrayyeah grep!16:12
sourcercitopedro_, did you invite the dude from bug #221918 to the party tonight16:13
ubotuLaunchpad bug 221918 in update-manager "Upgrading too fast" [Undecided,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22191816:13
sourcercitohe surely looks like fun ;)16:14
mvojames_w: ok, I check it out, basic fix should be easy16:15
pedro_sourcercito: I'd love to, he looks pretty *happy* :-P16:15
sourcercitoalso looks just like  bud spencer16:15
james_wmvo: great, thanks. You can assign it to me and I'll take a look some other time if you have too many things for .116:15
bdmurrayogasawara: Are kernel modules loaded with any parameters by default?16:17
ogasawarabdmurray: some are, look in /etc/modprobe.d16:17
bdmurrayogasawara: great thanks!16:18
bdmurrayogasawara: should we updated the Hardy url in the bug day page to http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download ?16:22
ogasawarabdmurray: sure16:22
affluxby the way, http://www.ubuntu.com/news/spotlight/uds seems a bit outdated (http://www.ubuntu.com/news/ubuntu-8.04-lts-desktop links to it)16:23
bdmurrayafflux: it's possible to report bugs about ubuntu-website16:25
affluxwops16:25
affluxwould anyone mind me removing the double spaces after the periods on the stock replays on the bugday wiki page?16:26
bdmurrayI thought 2 spaces after a period was correct.16:28
affluxIs it? It looks odd to me.16:28
bdmurrayWell, I've nothing to back up my thought.16:29
james_wI believe it's a convention for typography, as there is a different space supposed to be used after a full stop. As we don't type that we use two spaces so it is clear when it is the end of a sentence, and not a full stop for other reasons.16:30
persiaTwo spaces after a period is a typographical convention for monospace fonts.16:30
CaptainMorgandrag and drop to workspaces doesn't seem to work... is this a known issue ?16:31
affluxah okay16:31
persiaOr, to expand on what james_w wrote: most modern hinted fonts have the extra half-space built into the positioning of the '.'.16:31
persia(or at least on my screen, the . is closer to the left ')16:32
bdmurrayafflux: I've mented the ubuntu-website bug to someone, thanks for bringing it up16:37
bdmurrays/mented/mentioned/16:37
affluxokay ty16:37
mvojames_w: did I say #220890 was simple? I'm *so* naive sometimes ;)16:38
james_wheh :-)16:39
bdmurrayogasawara: I've found an Edgy bug where they say it was fixed in Feisty.  Should I open the Feisty task and set it to Fix Released or just leave it w/ a Won't Fix Edgy task.16:40
ogasawarabdmurray: yup that's what I just did for a bug - we're not doing the same one are we? 11983216:40
bdmurrayogasawara: nope I'm in the 65xyz range16:41
ogasawarabdmurray: ok cool16:41
affluxokay, 63xxx finished :)16:48
affluxtime for a break16:50
ogasawarahrm, for today's bug day I wonder if it would have been better to ask reporters to open the 'linux' task themselves if the issue still exists in Hardy16:51
bddebianBoo16:55
IulianHi bddebian17:05
bddebianHello Iulian17:06
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JazzvaWhich package is responsible for updating /boot/grub/menu.lst file? grub?17:59
JazzvaFound it... Never mind :)17:59
bdmurrayJazzva: what was the answer?18:00
Jazzvagrub :)18:00
bdmurrayogasawara: will the git web interface help with bug 65888?18:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 65888 in linux-source-2.6.17 "linux/netfilter_ipv4/ipt_policy.h and linux/netfilter_ipv6/ip6t_policy.h should include linux/netfilter/xt_policy.h" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/6588818:05
ogasawarabdmurray: yup, you can go look at those files18:06
asomethingogasawara: just noticed we had been stepping on each other a bit on the hug day... Sorry about that.18:08
ogasawaraasomething: no worries :)  I jumped to a different section of bug #'s18:08
bdmurrayI swear I've seen this bug before18:09
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bdmurrayogasawara: I'm stuck on bug 65888 it looks still valid to me.18:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 65888 in linux-source-2.6.17 "linux/netfilter_ipv4/ipt_policy.h and linux/netfilter_ipv6/ip6t_policy.h should include linux/netfilter/xt_policy.h" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/6588818:35
ogasawarabdmurray: does look valid still - I'll triage18:39
bdmurrayogasawara: great, thanks!  what kind of impact does that have?18:39
ogasawarabdmurray: I'll also add it to the intrepid kernel buglist.  probably will just get undefined symbol errors if you try to use that header.18:41
james_wmarnanel: it's great to have you looking at metacity bugs in Ubuntu, thanks.19:12
jsgi'm having a problem logging into the wiki community section19:28
jsgI created an account, it took me to a page with details and when I hit save nothing happens, hour glass and nothing happens.19:29
jsgI can view the official docs fine, but the community section also just hangs now19:29
jsgI could also view the community section fine before logging in.19:29
jsgI've done this from two computers on different networks with the same results19:30
marnaneljames_w: yay, a pleasure19:35
Jazzvapedro_: ping19:40
pedro_Jazzva: pong19:40
Jazzvapedro_: It says that I'm the owner of ~ubuntu-bugs team, maybe that should be corrected :). (dunno if it happened today when you added me to ~ubuntu-bugcontrol)19:41
Jazzvapedro_: And I think it is only set for that team.19:42
pedro_Jazzva: let me check19:42
Jazzvaok19:42
pedro_Jazzva: it's maybe due to that since ubuntu-bugcontrol is the owner of the ubuntu-bugs team19:46
Jazzvapedro_: Aham... Ok.19:46
Jazzvapedro_: Just a suggestion. This might be a problem, as lot of people have the possibility to play with ~ubuntu-bugs settings. Maybe this can be sorted out as it is for ~ubuntu-crashes-universe and -main...19:48
pedro_bdmurray: ^19:49
pjoulhi! look at bug 136686 - i think we no longer need this since firefox19:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 136686 in firefox-themes-ubuntu "Firefox Human theme needs a resync with human-icon-theme" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13668619:49
pjoul3 follows system settings for theme19:50
Jazzvapjoul: We still ship firefox 2 in firefox-2 package.19:52
pjoulok, then it's worth fixing19:52
Jazzvapjoul: Go for it :)...19:54
pjoulJazzva: is there any simple dup finder within launchpad?19:59
Jazzvapjoul: I think I saw it, though I can't remember. It is better to ask the whole channel :).20:02
pjoul is there any simple dup finder within launchpad?20:02
pjoul:)20:02
secretlondonpjoul: there something using a python script, but i've no experience of it20:07
pjoulsecretlondon: where can i get it? (it's pretty hard to triage without something like that)20:09
secretlondonpjoul: it's called something like bug helper20:10
secretlondonbut I just search on packages20:10
pjoulsecretlondon: there is a lot of rubbish in bugs20:11
secretlondonwe have a guide to working with bugs on the wiki20:12
secretlondonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad20:12
pjoulsecretlondon: many stupid reports there20:13
pjoulthat's because reporting bugs with ubuntu it's so easy20:13
pjoulalmost everyone non-experienced can file a bug20:13
pjoulwe are getting overwhelmed by reporters :)20:16
geser!info bughelper20:20
ubotubughelper (source: bughelper): bugsquad's utility for Launchpad. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.2.14 (hardy), package size 17 kB, installed size 116 kB20:20
gesersecretlondon: ^^ that one?20:20
bdmurraypjoul: there is also a lot of good stuff in bug reports and sometimes people just need help providing useful information20:22
pjoulgeser: thanks20:22
pjoulbdmurray: sure, but a lot of reports are rubbishes :-/20:23
pjoulwhat to do with bugs like these: bug 222104 and bug 22210320:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 222104 in openoffice.org-l10n "package openoffice.org-l10n-en-gb 1:2.4.0-3ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22210420:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 222103 in openoffice.org-l10n "package openoffice.org-help-en-gb 1:2.4.0-3ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22210320:31
pjoulit's probably temporary issues20:31
pjoulit's -> they're20:31
bdmurrayis there anything in the log about not being able to get the package?20:32
pjoulyes, they depend on package(s) that has not been configured yet (in the upgrade process)20:35
bdmurrayI don't know there is some weird stuff in the DpkgTerminalLog.txt in bug 22210320:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 222103 in openoffice.org-l10n "package openoffice.org-help-en-gb 1:2.4.0-3ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22210320:36
geserpjoul: I'd say you can mark 222103 as a dupe of 222104 (same problem, same reporter)20:36
geserit looks like the terminal log in 222103 got cut of20:37
bdmurray"lzma: Decoder error"20:37
pjoul222102 is the same20:37
pjoulthree reports for one small issue20:37
pjoulgeser: done20:38
pjouli've just done my 5-a-day :)20:38
geserpjoul: you missed the other 6 dupes :)20:45
pjoulwhere?20:46
pjoulgeser: ah so, thanks :)20:46
secretlondonif we have 9 dupes it's a real bug20:47
pjoulsecretlondon: i've experienced an upgrade from gutsy to hardy and cannot reproduce this. anyone who meet this issue?20:48
secretlondonwell the 10 users who reported,,20:49
flithmhey everyone... since upgrading to hardy I get all these errors like: "df: `/home/tim/.gvfs': Transport endpoint is not connected" when I run df, and same if I ls my home dir... anyone know what this is about?20:50
pjoulsecretlondon: all were reported by one person20:50
secretlondonok20:51
james_wflithm: ouch, is your homedir NFS mounted or anything?20:53
flithmjames_w: nope, nothing like that... fresh install, not an upgrade20:53
flithmshould fuse be running or anything? cuz there's no fuse processes, but I do see gvfsd running20:54
pjoulincomplete is somethinh like NEEDINFO?20:55
secretlondonyes20:55
bdmurraypjoul: that is correct20:55
james_wflithm: the message with ls is the same?20:56
flithmjames_w: err sorry no, when I run ls I see this: "d?????????  ? ?    ?        ?                ? .gvfs"  where a normal entry might look like: "-rw-r--r--  1 tim  tim    100 2008-04-25 08:38 .gtk-bookmarks"20:57
james_wflithm: but it's still .gvfs, so that's a gvfs problem20:57
pjoul" Starting in Hardy, my forward/back buttons on my Logitech MX500 have worked in Firefox.  They still don't work in Nautilus."20:58
pjoulcannot uderstand it20:58
pjoulBug #22206020:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 222060 in nautilus "Mouse's Back/Forward buttons don't work in nautilus" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22206020:58
james_wflithm: sorry, I was confused, I thought it affected your whole homedir.20:58
flithmjames_w: yeah it's definitely limited to gvfs, sorry I wasn't clear there... should I not worry about it?  any idea how to fix it?20:59
james_wflithm: yep, you should worry, let me have a look for you.20:59
james_wwell, don't worry *too* much.20:59
flithmjames_w: haha thanks... I've been googling for a while and haven't found any answers, although I did see that I'm not alone20:59
james_wflithm: you mentioned fuse, was there a reason for that?21:01
flithmjames_w: yeah I was under the impression gvfs uses fuse... so I thought the issue might be there since fuse isn't running any processes that I can see, but it was just a total stab in the dark21:03
james_wgvfs uses allsorts, including fuse21:03
flithmahhh okay21:03
flithmjames_w: any ideas?  so far it doesn't seem to be harming anything21:14
pjoulbdmurray: what status should i set if it's and upstream bug?21:15
bdmurrayConfirmed since it is sounds like a valid bug in Ubuntu21:18
james_wflithm: sorry, in a meeting at the moment, are you around for a little while longer?21:19
flithmjames_w: yeah no problem, I'll be around21:20
james_wflithm: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/212789 looks relevant21:29
ubotuLaunchpad bug 212789 in gvfs "gvfs fuse mount is not functional after logout and subsequent login" [Undecided,Confirmed]21:29
bdmurrayogasawara: where can I find kernel config options for powerpc?21:35
ogasawarabdmurray: I imagine in ubuntu-hardy/debian/config/powerpc21:35
bdmurraythat was it thanks!21:40
flithmjames_w: yup that's exactly it... thanks!  I assume at some point a fix will be pushed down?22:36
* james_w admits to not being able to answer that question as he didn't read the report.22:38
james_wflithm: I expect there will be a fix, as for whether it will be pushed to hardy I can't say, as the appropriate person hasn't looked at it yet.22:40
james_wlet me see if there is an upstream report, that would speed things up.22:40
lucentHardy is about 80% of what I would like to see from a "release".  The remaining 20% are things that no OS does correctly on release day ;P22:42
james_wflithm: I can't find one upstream. Hopefully your bug will be looked at by someone better than me soon.22:42
james_wsorry, I don't mean looked at, I mean acted upon22:43
lucentflithm: I reported a snafu with virt-manager when Hardy was released, within 12-15 hours or so a fix was posted to launchpad and committed to hardy-proposed22:44
lucentthat's epic. I have rarely seen any OS get a fix so quickly for something.. it has a lot to do with the maintainer being awake too22:44
* calc is waiting to do a OOo updates upload until more bugs come in22:45
lucentcalc: I recently helped my eldest sister with her wedding invitations, it was a "Form letter"22:46
lucentfrom start to finish it took about 8 hours of work22:46
james_wcalc: heh, that doesn't seem very likely :-)22:47
lucentthe printing wasn't right, or it was on the wrong side of the virtual page22:47
lucentetc.22:47
lucentso we end up with half printed cards22:47
lucentIt was pretty ridiculous.   It did work though22:47
lucentwe could not get Microsoft Office to do this worth a damn.22:47
lucentOOo at least worked after some elbow grease22:48
lucentjust thought I'd share that, I didn't know where the bug was and was rushed to get these things done, but it is a feature that "real people" use22:49
calclucent: hmm yuck :(22:53
calclucent: there are some bugs i have seen related to doing address merged documents, but not sure if the one you ran into is the same22:54
calclucent: i think the ones i have seen are supposed to be fixed for 3.022:54
lucent:)22:56
lucentit's a little strange, I must say, to be the younger geekling brother saying "It's okay, it's just a little error message"... and then instantly she begins wailing and crying and freaking out about her wedding invitations22:57
lucentI didn't like that part so much ;/22:57
lucentgot it done though.  Would be pretty neat if future geekling brothers were spared from the same treatment by engaged older sisters, y'know.22:58
lucentI liked Linus T's bug report, "Wife cannot view flash animation."23:00
lucentI would be tempted to file one "Sister is freaking out about wedding invitations"23:00
doug2266778822i have asked several times in #ubuntu and on ubuntu forums no one seems to want to help me so i am posting here it looks like a big bug to me http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4793889#post479388923:21
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bdmurraydoug2266778822: are you the forum poster?23:24
doug2266778822bdmurray: yes i am23:24
bdmurraywhat application are you using to watch the dvd?23:26
doug2266778822bdmurray: any ideas?23:38
doug2266778822bdmurray: sorry i was using mplayer.23:39
doug2266778822bdmurray: i tried vlc but it would not load them for some reason.23:39
bdmurraydoug2266778822: and you had mplayer working with Jaws right?23:41
doug2266778822bdmurray: yes.23:41
bdmurrayIf you could pastebin your dmesg after trying it that might be helpful23:42
doug2266778822bdmurray: that is what the dmesg said every time was that exact error.23:43
doug2266778822bdmurray: brb and i will upload a pic for u of it23:44
bdmurrayokay23:44
doug2266778822bdmurray:  i am back im in middle of installign the codecs after i uninstalled them to see if that may help it. so it will be a couple mins.23:48
bdmurrayno problem I'm here for another hour or so23:49
doug2266778822bdmurray:  im abotut o upload a pic for u23:52
doug2266778822about to*23:52
doug2266778822bdmurray:  here is the error http://picpaste.com/Screenshot_27.png23:53
bdmurraythe output of 'dmesg' in a terminal would be quite helpful here23:54
doug2266778822bdmurray:  how do i do that?23:57
bdmurraydoug2266778822: start gnome-terminal and type in dmesg (after receiving the error) and copy and paste the output to a pastebin website23:58
bdmurray!pastebin23:58
ubotupastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)23:58

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