[09:30] i'm testing a cutom 8.04 server image on 64b VmWare ESX 3.5, for some strange reason debina installer tries to configure PPPoE even though I have 'd-i netcfg/disable_dhcp boolean true' in my preseed file === stgraber1 is now known as stgraber [12:53] I removed ppp_2.4.4rel-9ubuntu2_amd64.deb and ppp-udeb_2.4.4rel-9ubuntu2_amd64.udeb from the CD and the PPPoE probing is gone :) [14:08] evand [14:08] ping [14:16] summary: my preliminary tests (booting off the extracted ISO content and other mods) are ok, but had to add minor fixes to lupin/hardy.proposed as well to partman-auto-loop/hardy.proposed on top of casper/hardy.proposed [14:17] all the 3 set of */hardy.proposed are required, it is not going to work otherwise [14:17] xivulon: Quick wubi question. Should m-a not kick in to transfer the windows settings across to the wubi install? If so it isn't and do you want it reporting? [14:18] davmor2: yes please, m-a should kick in at least for some settings [14:18] by the way, were you at uds? [14:19] No but I saw the wubi vid :) [14:19] hehe [14:19] I'm getting a passport application so I can get to the next one :) [14:20] hope to see you then (or in london) [14:20] In London? [14:21] that is where I live [14:21] so if you are around beer is on me :) [14:22] Ah cool I'm in Wolverhampton so it's possible. Are you coming to LugRadio Live? [14:23] helloes, sorry to trouble you:P [14:24] i became a ubuntero today [14:24] and i'm interesting in the isntaller dev [14:25] i'm not familiar with how to contribute to dev process [14:25] does anybody can help me somehow to join the team?;) [14:27] possibly yes [14:27] davmor2 ^ [14:28] So might see you then also :) [14:28] greenwhich there is some doc on the wiki, one sec [14:28] aha [14:29] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallerDevelopment [14:29] i tried to join a instller launchpad team..but i guess it doesn't work so easy [14:29] ok [14:29] thx [14:29] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallerTeam [14:31] xivulon: bug 234974 any info you need for it? [14:31] thx [14:31] xivulon: No ubotu here's the link https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/wubi/+bug/234974 [14:36] davmor2 it helps if you (re)install in verbose mode, and then paste the tgz of /var/log/installer (after installation) [14:37] xivulon: How do I set it to run in verbose mode? [14:40] is it just a case of running wubi -v from cmd or something similar? [14:45] xivulon: ^ I'll run it tomorrow anyway. [14:45] davmor2 uninstall and reinstall, when you reboot press esc after ubuntu [14:45] np [14:47] xivulon: Right with you the Ubiquity installer rather than the wubi np's. [14:47] I'll add the log to to the bug. [14:50] davmor2: thx [15:07] greenwhich: the Launchpad team grants commit access, so normally we ask people to be established patch contributors before joining that team [15:10] cjwatson: mm,ok.it's clear.so how process works with guys like me, who just became a ubuntero and wants to help in development? [15:23] greenwhich: start fixing bugs that annoy you, and attach patches to bugs; ask if you need specific help [15:23] ok [15:23] simple as that really [15:23] thank you:) [15:23] yeah [15:24] (that's a good model for nearly all development projects; some differ a bit in one direction or another, but that's basically how it tends to work) [15:24] of course if you want to dive into feature development work then that's OK too, but it's usually better to work on improving what's there for a while before you attempt that [15:25] yep, agree [15:25] need to try it at first === greenwhich is now known as greenwhich_ [17:48] hey. I have a custom ubuntu disc, can I stop ubiquity from downloading all the language packs afterwards? [19:37] hi there! how can I disable the migration assistant from ubiquity? [19:37] andrea-bs: check ubiquity --help [19:37] andrea-bs: it has an option to disable it [19:38] andrea-bs: I just can't remember the exact option :) [19:38] thank you, highvoltage [19:38] it's --no-migration-assistant :) [19:39] that's it yes === TheMuso_ is now known as TheMuso [22:50] cjwatson, Here? [22:51] cjwatson, http://www.unifoundry.com/unifont.html [23:10] foka: coo, thanks. I sent that link to Debian #218720 [23:12] I'll send the Ubuntu patches his way too when I get a few minutes [23:13] cjwatson, Cool! :-) Paul Hardy of Unifoundry sent an ITA and requested for help on debian-mentors, and I just happened to see that by happy accident. [23:15] http://bugs.debian.org/356594 [23:16] At some point I may be able to dig myself out from under openssh ... [23:19] BTW, thank you for the speedy remedy to the SSH vulnerable key problem. It must have been very hectic for you. [23:21] it's especially fun when such things are wedged in between company performance reviews and conference organisation [23:26] No doubt eh, but I'm glad you pulled it through. Not easy at all. [23:26] and with http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-changes/2008/05/msg02311.html there's no sign of it slowing down ;-) [23:26] yeah, one of those things you have no choice but to deal with one way or another; definitely the worst vulnerability I've seen in my time [23:27] Sorry, I gave you the wrong link. Here is the ITA message on debian-mentors... (I don't know what his ITA bug number is though... not filed under wnpp...) [23:27] http://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/2008/05/msg00502.html [23:28] Yes, it is pretty shocking, and I bet many people still don't know about it. (e.g. novice system admins in China who don't read news or seldom upgrade their systems...) [23:29] Oh my, that's a very long changelog! [23:32] Thank you for the great effort you put into fixing this. I see you have taken extraordinary measures to remedy this major vulnerability. (Yes, I agree with you: It is the most widespread and the worst) [23:32] next step is to take further measures to force people to upgrade, like having the client refuse to send blacklisted keys as well