[00:01] sbeattie: ? [00:02] asac_: sorry, was just wondering about the nss and nspr tasks of the firefox3 tracking bug 237690 [00:02] Launchpad bug 237690 in xulrunner-1.9 "[New Upstream] Firefox 3 RC2 is available" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/237690 [00:03] was wondering if they should be marked invalid or fixed-released since they've gone out the door, I think. [00:04] (at least for hardy) [00:05] * calc is going to get dinner [00:05] * beDrung is going to bed [00:06] calc: i am back in 9 hours for testing === asac_ is now known as asac [00:09] beDrung: ok [00:19] slangasek, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/coreutils/+bug/243375 [00:19] Launchpad bug 243375 in coreutils "coreutils 6.10-6 fails to build from source" [Undecided,New] [00:22] liw: [00:22] liw: I don't suppose there are any bugs on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/coreutils we could triage out while we're at it? :) [00:26] liw: the patch needs to change the maintainer field of the package, in line with https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField; care to spin me an updated patch quickly, with this change and also adding the bug number to the changelog? [00:26] slangasek, sloppy of me, just a minute [00:34] slangasek, updated debdiff in LP [00:37] slangasek, wrt triaging: do you mean also fixing them, or just juggling bug states in LP? [00:38] does someone want to flick the ears of the mysql maintainers for creating metapackages that depend on packages with versioned names which contain executables without versions in their names, that then fail to conflict/replace one another? [00:38] liw: thanks, grabbing. As far as triaging, I just meant juggling bug states - it's clear to me by looking at the bug list that no one has been over this page in some time, I already found one invalid bug about a user who wanted ls to not honor LC_COLLATE [00:39] (bug #201302, that) [00:39] Launchpad bug 201302 in coreutils "/bin/ls in es_ES.UTF-8 don't show ordered files correctly" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/201302 [00:40] liw: I understand if you have more high-priority things to do, anyway; I'm just mentioning it in passing because there are always more high-priority things to do, which is how the bug lists get long in the first place :) [00:41] slangasek, indeed [00:41] I'll stick to doing other things for now, though [00:44] slangasek, my two install tests under qemu are still running, by the way [00:44] pff, slow [00:44] (boy qemu is slower than kvm) [00:48] actually, I'm going to have dinner before I fall asleep... let's hope the tests finish in the mean time [00:49] slangasek: whats wrong with mysql? [00:49] zul: well, bug #208695 [00:49] Launchpad bug 208695 in mysql-dfsg-5.0 "Cannot upgrade to mysql-server-5.0" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/208695 [00:49] zul: which is, basically, a design failure of the packages [00:50] "yes, we'll have mysql-client-4.1 and mysql-server-4.1 in the archive at the same time, so you can pick between them, and we'll have mysql-client as a metapackage to depend on the default version for you, and then we'll cause upgrade failures when you try to switch mmmkay" [00:50] heh, s/mysql-server-4.1/mysql-client-5.0/ [00:51] ok, the build-deps for coreutils are disturbing [00:51] slangasek: ah yes I remember that one [00:52] slangasek: they should kicked in the shins [00:52] I was opting for something a little less violent, because I never know when he'll decide to get me back at a conference :) [00:53] slangasek: heh :) [00:57] slangasek, coreutils' build-deps? how are they disturbing? [00:57] liw: lots of X libs [00:58] (pulled in indirectly) [00:58] oh, indirectly [01:14] hi... could i ask something about autoconf/automake here? [01:23] * slangasek eews at 202642 [01:23] mitsarionas: this channel isn't the right place for that, unless it's specifically related to ubuntu packaging issues [01:28] bryce: where could i get such an answer? [01:29] mitsarionas: depends on the aspect of your question, but look for a channel/forum devoted to providing software development assistance [01:31] ok, thanx :) === cprov is now known as cprov-out [02:38] night [03:19] slangasek: ok I think I'm done looking at -geode for today. I still can't fathom why the symlink would break LTSP. I've proposed dropping that change and deploying the remainder, and require the LTSP folks to file a bug explaining what the problem is. [03:19] bryce: ack, g'night then :) [03:20] slangasek: the "ltsp needs the symlink dropped" is at the level of a rumor as far as I'm concerned [03:20] * slangasek nods [03:20] slangasek: anyway I just put a new -geode without that into hardy-proposed which I think you can deploy for 8.04.1 [03:20] er, s/I think/I recommend/ [03:21] ok [03:22] trading off "possibly maybe leaving ltsp still broken" against "definitely break people currently configured to use 'amd' and make them rightfully angry" doesn't seem like a good enough trade. [03:25] yes, the way in which it was presented to me suggested that the presence of the symlink itself might break things because of X trying to grab the driver twice or something; but in that case, we should still be able to stow the symlink in the transitional package for the benefit of those users with static xorg.conf, maybe? [03:31] even there, I don't quite understand how that could happen [03:32] maybe I'm dumb, but I'd really like to see the actual issue documented in a bug report before we put an sru'd change out for it [03:32] I agree, especially in light of the reservations you've expressed as someone who knows X far better than I [03:32] who knows, maybe there's some other way whatever the issue is can be worked around [03:33] oh, that reminds me, I owe you a pipe-a quirks bug report :) [03:33] ah yes [03:33] hey I've got two others pending, if you send yours, I can do all three together [03:33] woohoo [03:41] cjwatson: You're right about the gnome-do-plugins needing to Replaces gnome-do-plugin-{amarok,rhythmbox}. I haven't done it yet, in part because there'll be a new gnome-do 0.5 package in Debian soon, and the plugins package will need to change. [03:41] filed as bug #243405 [03:41] Launchpad bug 243405 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Need a Pipe-A quirk for 8086:27a2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/243405 [03:47] bryce: ^^ [03:50] excellent === thegodfather is now known as fabbione [04:21] question [04:21] is there any plans to have second life in the repo? [04:25] not unless someoen packages ti? [04:26] Is it actually redistributable? [04:26] I didn't think it was. [04:26] Last I heard there were still remaining issues. [04:28] does anyone like to see it or should i not hope [04:30] asobi: It's been discussed several times before. If you are willing to investigate the licensing, and open a bug reporting that it ought be packaged if the license is indeed free, that would be the best way to proceed. Note that the existence of this bug will not automatically lead to it being packaged, but it will be the first step in the process. [04:31] oh. i was not aware it had been brought up previously [04:31] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages may be helpful if you pursue that route. [04:31] persia : what is the general method to be followed to package a new lib/tool...? [04:32] persia : wow..you answered it :) [04:32] * persia tries to anticipate [04:32] * bliZZardz bows :) [04:34] i guess there's not enough demand for it [04:34] besides licensing issues [04:34] thanks^^ [05:32] yay for lost changelog entries. :S [06:53] ScottK: I'm on vac today and off in 10 minutes, so I'm afraid I don't today; doko might [06:53] slangasek: debhelper> of course I don't mind, please go ahead [06:54] * Hobbsee throws pitti a gummybear [06:54] slangasek: ugh, backwards C:/R:? might have slipped my attention, but I thought the original patch was correct [06:54] Hobbsee: yay, thanks [07:07] gah ppa's only allow release pocket uploads [07:08] * calc wishes it would work for any standard pocket name [07:09] eg hardy-proposed should work along with hardy === greeneggsnospam is now known as jsgotangco [07:22] http://www.engadget.com/2008/06/27/celebrate-bill-gates-day-with-us/ <- :-) [07:24] pitti: yeah, I think we both missed the backwards C:/R:, I looked at the earlier upload and it was there :) [07:25] btw the video is very funny if you haven't seen it yet ;-) [07:25] * calc wonders how long before /. picks it up [07:29] calc, :-) [07:31] bryce: uploading to my ppa now, i had uploaded earlier but it rejected it [07:31] bryce: my first upload to a ppa actually, i found out it only accepts release pockets [07:31] yeah ppa's are surprisingly limited [07:32] i thought it would be better to upload it there than to a p.d.o directory [07:32] er p.u.c [07:32] much better than uploading it to p.d.o obviously ;-) [07:32] heh [07:33] yeah I set up some ppa's for xorg stuff, but really I find it a lot easier to use people.u.c [07:34] liw: did you ever get any results back from those qemu installs? [07:35] good morning [07:38] heya dholbach [07:38] hi bryce [07:47] slangasek: btw your quirk is in intrepid, sent upstream, and just now in hardy-proposed. === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [08:21] * calc headed to bed [08:27] hi seb128 [08:28] hey dholbach [08:28] bryce: thanks :) [08:29] bryce: hmm, I don't actually see it in the hardy-proposed queue [08:29] (not that it would go anywhere until after .1, but) [08:30] oops, build system rejected it [08:30] hrmm === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [08:31] ... build system? [08:32] well, whatever it's called [08:32] Rejected: [08:32] MD5 sum of uploaded file does not match existing file in archive [08:32] Files specified in DSC are broken or missing, skipping package unpack verification. [08:32] ah [08:32] hi mvo [08:32] hey dholbach [08:36] * bryce tries again === fta_ is now known as fta [09:30] Oh noes, a painful new Gtk theme. :-( [09:33] ion_, ? [09:36] ogra: White text on a grey background. [09:37] ah, cool ! [09:38] in intrepid ? [09:38] * ogra still has to run hardy [09:38] Yes [09:38] nice [09:38] Not that nice. :-) [09:38] i saw a pre-version in prague [09:39] ion_: primer gray? [09:42] yeah i got that as well [09:42] also gajim dont work since the update ;) [09:42] :( [09:42] gnomefreak: what update? [09:43] for some reason appearance got changed to custom thats why its like that [09:43] Nafallo: the merge yesterday [09:43] Nafallo: you were in #-mozillateam during this topic [09:43] gnomefreak: someone merged it? :-( [09:43] gnomefreak: just because I am on a channel doesn't mean I'm actively reading it. [09:44] Nafallo: fta said see doko it seems he dropped patches [09:44] one of them fits the error im getting [09:44] * Nafallo headdesks [09:45] gnomefreak: ehrm. launchpad know nothing of such a merge... [09:45] Nafallo: fontconfig was merged yesterday [09:45] http://heh.fi/tmp/theme [09:46] aha. context helps :-) [09:46] Nafallo: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/fontconfig/2.6.0-1ubuntu1 [09:48] gnomefreak: oki. I'll look in to it later. thanks for telling me. [09:48] bug #243130 [09:48] Launchpad bug 243130 in fontconfig ""/etc/fonts/conf.d/53-monospace-lcd-filter.conf", line 17: invalid constant used : lcdfilterlegacy" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/243130 [09:48] Nafallo: np i think we found issue in it [09:48] seb128: thanks [09:49] there is a patch waiting for sponsoring [09:50] thought it would not be gajim's fault :-) [09:51] Nafallo: well so far its the only app that is affected from what i can see [09:52] im sure there is more but i havent found them yet === cprov-out is now known as cprov [10:12] RAOF: so should I sync gnome-do-plugins or not? if I do, somebody needs to make sure the Replaces is added in intrepid fairly soon; alternatively, feel free to just upload 0.4.0-1ubuntu1 to intrepid with that directly, or we could leave the whole thing until intrepid+1 [10:13] Is there any reason we can't wait for gnome-do-plugins 0.5 to be sorted out in Debian and then sync that? [10:14] A: Yes. Because we'll still need to do the Replaces: dance. I'll upload a 0.4.0-1ubuntu1. [10:15] slangasek, the amd64 qemu install is _still_ running, the i386 just finished (was waiting for me to press a key while I slept) [10:15] Seeker`: i was just informed that patch on the fontconfig bug but i didnt personally look at it [10:16] If I have make-targets named like "confflags-gnome" in a debian/rules file... does this imply I need to have additional maintainer-scripts for these to properly work? [10:30] soren: what do I do if I see only "parallel0 console" in KVM? [10:30] did I press some funky button somewhere? [10:33] I have "ATQ0 V1 E1" on qemu's serial0 console [10:33] I had a desktop some seconds before, now a black screen that just says "parallel0 console" [10:33] "Send 'ctrl-alt-f'" seems to do nothing [10:33] dholbach, ctrl-alt-3 (not f3) takems me to that console in qemu, try ctrl-alt-1 [10:34] ahhhhh! [10:34] liw: thanks! [10:34] these are qemu/kvm consoles, not linux virtual consoles, thus 123 not f1f2f3 [10:34] dholbach, you're welcome, I was majorly confused by them myself :) [10:34] yeah [10:35] cjwatson, my alpha1 amd64 installation has "You shouldn't call /sbin/grub-install. Please call /usr/sbin/grub-install instead!" on tty4 [10:36] cjwatson, it's also probing devices and searching for the GRUB installation directory (find /boot/grub), so I guess that was just a warning... but it hasn't finished the grub installation in 12 hours since [10:40] RAOF: because we're past the normal merge deadline [10:40] RAOF: there's no reason why the Replaces couldn't be added in Debian, FWIW [10:41] liw: that warning in itself is definitely a no-op, because it then execs /usr/sbin/grub-install [10:41] cjwatson, yeah, I see that from ps output; strace to /usr/sbin/grub isn't showing any output [10:42] liw: did i386 work? [10:42] cjwatson, I did an encrypted install with i386, and it worked, but I don't know if it uses grub [10:43] yes it does [10:44] syslog does not indicate that anything interesting has happened since grub found its installation directory... dhclient did a DHCPREQUEST and got an ack [10:47] not sure I know what to do, I'm not in a position to do an amd64 test myself I don't think [10:47] anything I can do extract more data? [10:48] I'll start another test on amd64 in the mean time [10:48] an strace -f -s 1024 of the whole of grub-installer wouldn't hurt [10:49] easiest way to do that is to go back at the user/password prompt, set the debconf priority to low, and then go on from there, which will let you work through step by step; when you get to just before grub-installer, attach strace to the main-menu process [10:49] I'm groping in the dark though, it could be that grub is just busted on amd64 right now ... [10:50] no output from that strace either [10:50] ah, going back, just a moment [10:51] hm, I killed the grub-install process and the installer is now happily finishing the installation [10:51] it may well fail to boot [10:51] since the process died, shouldn't it have noticed that and treated it as an error? [10:52] indeed, boot seems to fail, does not seem to load grub from bios [10:52] I'm rather surprised it didn't [10:53] I don't see anything obviously wrong in main-menu or di_exec_mangle_status [10:54] oh, I suppose it goes through udpkg [10:55] it was running from a postinst script, yes [10:55] even so, ought to work [10:55] unless busybox sh eats the exit status or something [10:56] that would be weird of it, but it wouldn't the first time busybox was weird [10:56] (I had to create a tail-recursive shell script once, on a box where busybox's while was broken) [10:57] anyway, main-menu bug if you like, I'm not going to investigate right now :) [10:57] hm, my second attempt at amd64 resulted in an error at the partitioning stage [10:57] "EXT3-fs: group descriptors corrupted" [10:58] I'm beginning to suspect qemu [11:04] and I get that again on another qemu instance, so it's repeatable [11:36] hey, I have a launchpad question, do I ask here or is there a specific launchpad channel? [11:36] davidedmundson: #launchpad ;) [11:36] davidedmundson: maybe: #launchpad [11:36] probably should have guessed that.. [11:36] ta [11:38] slangasek, I had to mark the amd64 qemu test install as a failure :( [12:15] is "sambashare" a group that only Ubuntu would care about? [12:15] (i.e. not Debian?) [12:16] also "lpadmin" [12:21] debian has lpadmin [12:21] probably created by cups [12:36] <\sh> bryce: do you happen to know if this gnome screen resolution tool also works with an ATI Fire GL graphics adapator? It has only one dvi output but a bridge to attach two screens [12:36] <\sh> bryce: it detects both screens but doesn't switch to dual screen mode [12:44] \sh: Sounds like a bug in fglrx... [12:46] <\sh> wgrant: I just installed fglrx-envy... [12:51] <\sh> wgrant: failsafe session works...I think it's more compiz [12:51] <\sh> wgrant: well, not with dual screen [12:51] \sh: I don't think Compiz interacts at such a low level. It may be that it won't support DRI over such a large area. [13:06] <\sh> wgrant: ubuntu fglrx driver doesn't support the firegl... [13:06] <\sh> let's see for envy [13:24] Keybuk, ping [13:28] \sh: the gnome screen resolution tool won't work with the fglrx driver if you're trying to set up multiple screens. The fglrx driver doesn't support RandR 1.2 yet. [13:31] <\sh> tseliot: I managed to get it with envy drivers...and the amdcccle [13:32] \sh: yes, that's the only tool which should work with the fglrx driver. [13:34] <\sh> well...it worked..after a reboot it doesn't come up anymore :( [13:35] heya tseliot [13:36] emgent: hi [13:37] \sh: sorry but I'm not an expert with the fglrx driver and multiple screens. [13:37] "pizza? nah.. this is an italian resturant" [13:38] emgent: hehe [13:38] <\sh> tseliot: well, xorg.conf was zero byte ;) because of a crash...praise beta software ;) [13:40] \sh: maybe amdcccle should be launched as root (with sudo) in order to write to your xorg.conf [13:43] <\sh> tseliot: well, yes..but it's crashing when you are in 3d mode on kde4.1beta2 ;) [13:44] \sh: heh [13:47] hmm, since scott doesnt seem to be around, and pitti being on vacation today, does anyone know if with dropping the multiuser argument from update-rc.d the versioned dependency on sysv-rc is still needed ? [14:09] is anyone here working on kvm? [14:10] penfold_99: try #ubuntu-virt [14:13] dholbach: -virt look like a ghost town at the mo so i though i would try here [14:15] penfold_99: You may find that even the quietest of Ubuntu channels may spark to life with the posting of an interesting question. [14:16] persia: an interesting, *on topic* question [14:21] seb128: hi! is there a way to tell gvfs to rescan the network for samba servers? maybe a HUP or something? [14:23] jdstrand: hey, I don't think so, stop gvfs-smb-browse and it'll respawn automatically? [14:24] seb128: ok. I'm new to gvfs, and did just discover gvfs-ls too. I'll play around. thanks! [14:24] jdstrand: is that still about this "playing video on smb shares doesn't work correctly"? [14:24] seb128: yes [14:24] seb128: so far, I can't reproduce it === asac_ is now known as asac [14:25] jdstrand: hey me neither, I've a NAS and playing videos on it over smb stills work correctly [14:25] seb128: does that NAS use vfat? [14:26] jdstrand: I guess so, not sure how to verify though [14:26] seb128: it is something off-the-shelf? [14:27] seb128: zul tried a bunch of combinations too, and couldn't reproduce it [14:27] calc & bryce: wohoo! first test show: ooo 1:2.4.1-1ubuntu2~ppa1 works. I will do more testing and report if there are any regressions. [14:27] seb128: I did see, tucked away in one of the attached smb.conf files, that a share had a comment of 'vfat hd' [14:28] jdstrand: yes, that's a landrive network disk doing smb and ftp which we have for some years [14:28] seb128: so I'm am going to try that too in the off chance it's a filesystem thing [14:28] jcastro: would it be possible to get some packages that are really Ubuntu-specific excluded from the upstream report? [14:29] jcastro: for example, for ubiquity and ubuntu-meta it usually doesn't make sense to forward bugs upstream because we *are* upstream [14:30] seb128: hey sweet, killing gvfsd-smb-browse worked [14:32] cjwatson: yes that's on the todo [14:32] cjwatson: same thing with removing all the redundant kernel ones [14:32] jcastro: ok, cool - is it just a hardcoded list right now? [14:32] yeah it's just autogenerated from launchpad and sorted by open bugs [14:33] I mean the list of packages that are checked there [14:33] oh, right, you mean you just pick the top n packages? [14:33] right [14:33] gotcha [14:33] * ogra restates his quesion since there are now more people in the channel ... [14:33] jcastro: I would have looked at the Help tab to answer these questions as the page indicates, but there isn't one ;-) [14:33] does anyone know if with dropping the multiuser argument from update-rc.d the versioned dependency on sysv-rc is still needed ? [14:33] cjwatson: I am in the middle of putting together a list of improvements for improving the report to send to kiko as we speak actually. [14:34] cjwatson: yeah that's weird, because it used to be there [14:34] ogra: I don't believe so, not if the corresponding Debian version doesn't have it [14:34] cjwatson, thanks then i think i'm through with hotkey-setup and we can just sync ... [14:35] (that was a pita ... not synced since ages and tons of changes) [14:37] cjwatson: feel free to send any more feedback on the report, I've already gotten ideas from asac/seb128 that will make it more useful [14:39] jdstrand: I get the issue now here playing a video on my etch debian gateway over samba [14:39] jdstrand: downgrading libsmbclient 3.0.28a-1ubuntu4.3 to 3.0.28a-1ubuntu4 make it work correclty [14:39] beDrung: great :) [14:40] jdstrand: I can get you details if you need some, the server is a running etch and the disk is an ext3 [14:42] jdstrand: hum, it still plays fine after upgrading again, weird [14:44] jdstrand: seems to be an authentification issue [14:44] seb128: on phone... [14:44] it was still playing correctly after upgrading because it has the authentification still active [14:44] but login doesn't work using the new libsmbclient [14:45] jdstrand: alright, I'm around if you need informations after your call [14:59] Keybuk, I just looked at gimp and GTK+... there seems to be no need to merge anything... already done [15:01] MacSlow: I just updated GTK to 2.13 and we are mostly in sync on debian usually, what did you want to change? [15:02] seb128, nothing... I just remember Keybuk's comment from yesterdays meeting where he stated that I should also work on merging gimp and gtk... which has obviously happened already before yesterday [15:03] hum, I didn't read a such comment during the meeting [15:03] seb128, like you said... you worked on GTK yourself [15:03] right [15:07] seb128, ah... found it... it was from the meeting last week... -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2008-06-19 [15:08] seb128, the exact list of apps I should merge wasn't stated... for some reason I still had that in the back of my head. [15:10] lamont, elmo , infinity : I have a package that needs to be overridden in p-a-s. I was referred to one of you to handle it when you get a moment. The package is coreavc, and it should only build on i386, lpia, and amd64. [15:11] superm1: email is the right way to request that [15:11] lamont, okay. sorry, wasn't aware of proper procedure [15:13] no worries - finding the file is generally the challenge people have :-) [15:26] Wow. system-config-printer in Intrepid is neat. [15:42] mvo: I'm looking why my pbuilder with gdebi tries to install recommends, have you an idea how to get gdebi --apt-line --root ... not list the recommends? [15:49] jcastro: ping can you add openldap's its (http://www.openldap.org/its) to your upstream bug list for launchpad. It uses a hacked version of jitterbug [15:57] geser: there is currently no direct support for this, easiest is problably to add "APT::Install-Recommends "false"; to /etc/apt/apt.conf in the pbuilder chroot [15:57] * mvo needs to fix that [16:02] mvo: I've already tried that [16:02] mvo: have you an idea why I get different output depending if I call gdebi from outside the pbuilder (with --root) and from inside? see http://paste.ubuntu.com/23318/ [16:04] hmm, looks like gdebi takes the apt config from the "host" if called with --root and not the one from the chroot [16:05] seb128: hey (long call)-- how is the etch share setup in smb.conf? is there a way to get gvfs to forget it authentication (like the gvfs-samba-browse thing you told me about before)? [16:05] geser: yeah, that sounds like it - that is a bug, could you please file it? [16:10] mvo: hi! so I see that apt.conf has the ability to do https, can it also do http basic auth? [16:10] jdstrand: totem is not using gvfs [16:11] jdstrand: not sure, maybe restart gnome-keyring, though if you don't select the option to use this one it should not do it [16:12] jdstrand: the samba server is using security = user and a classic share [16:12] [share] [16:12] comment = [16:12] path = somedir [16:12] guest ok = no [16:12] and I'm using my user login and password to connect [16:14] seb128: cool, I check it at and let you know [16:14] s/I/I'll/ [16:14] mvo: filed as bug #243550 [16:14] Launchpad bug 243550 in gdebi "gdebi --root doesn't use the apt config from the chroot but the one from the "host"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/243550 [16:15] geser: thanks! [16:18] zul: I don't think lp supports that bug tracker. [16:18] jcastro: is there a way to get support added? [16:18] yeah, I'll need to file a bug with the lp team [16:19] zul: there's a few projects where we don't have bugtracker support, like CUPS(!) and some other not-so-pupular bug trackers. [16:19] jcastro: hmm ok thanks [16:20] zul: I'll bug someone about adding support. :D [16:22] zul: looks like a fix was commited for mysql/php bugtracker though [16:22] jcastro: sweet :) [16:42] MacSlow: thanks for your report, I got it all in! === asac_ is now known as asac [16:52] jdstrand: I can do debugging on the samba issue if required [17:02] seb128: thanks. I really want to see if it was a -security update, or the -updates package. -updates came out right before I started on the -security update, so it isn't clear what introduced the problem [17:02] (I patched -updates for -security, as per our policy) [17:18] calc: your ooo version works without any problems on all machines i have tested it. so thumbs up. ooo can go to -proposed [17:34] Why is it that -lm is not necessary on the gcc command line, when functions from math.h are included? I've tried ##c and #gcc to no avail. [17:35] seb128, zul: well, I still can't reproduce it with a gutsy server, using security = user and the 'classic share' [17:36] this is with gutsy and hardy clients [17:36] jdstrand: the original bug report was for dapper wasnt it? [17:36] zul: dapper server, hardy client. but people have said dapper, gutsy, hardy servers and gutsy and hardy clients [17:36] zul: it's just all over the place [17:37] jdstrand: yeah that bug report is a mess === mkrufky is now known as mkrufky-lunch [17:38] zul, I'm going to start focusing on hardy server and clients. I've posted more info in the bug, maybe I'll get more details [17:39] jdong: cool [17:39] jdstrand: cool [17:40] jdstrand: I rebuilt without the security change, installed the libsmbclient only and that fixes the issue [17:41] seb128: so you removed *just* security-CVE-2008-1105.patch and it works? [17:41] yes [17:41] seb128: ok, that helps, but I still can't reproduce it locally. can you paste your smb.conf file? [17:42] seb128: and are you just using a location of smb://foo/share/file from totem? [17:42] s/from/in/ [17:43] yes [17:43] I'm calling "totem smb://...." on the command line rather [17:45] seb128: are the perms on the file 744 for the file you are accessing (owned by same user as one accessing the share)? [17:45] btw, totem smb://... works just fine [17:46] jdstrand: the file 744 owned by an another user [17:47] seb128: ok, both work here [17:47] changing the owner to the user makes no difference [17:47] seb128: no, here either, just trying to make sure we have the same environment [17:48] seb128: do you have the smb.conf file handy? [17:48] jdstrand: sec [17:49] ok this is wierd. firefox wants to save a php file when i post a comment on sabdfl's blog =( [17:50] seb128: can I pick your brain about tracing a signal connect callback? I'm not clear where an argument is coming from... [17:52] kees: I've to run in a few minutes but if that's quick I can have a look, tell me about it ;-) [17:53] seb128: it's between rhythmbox and totem-pl-parser. let me paste context [17:54] seb128: http://pastebin.osuosl.org/8792 [17:54] where does "metadata" come from? [17:55] I don't see it in the g_signal_connect_object, and the signal definition seems to think it only takes a string? [17:58] seb128: oh, nevermind. I think this is a straight up crasher -- I can't even load _valid_ .pls files. [18:02] kees: ok, didn't look yet, I'm busy on this samba thing and I've to run [18:27] beDrung: thanks! :) === thekorn_ is now known as thekorn [18:37] slangasek: i have an update for OOo for hardy [18:37] slangasek: is it safe to stick it in -proposed or do i need to hold it off a bit [18:38] it fixes a crasher bug on gnome/kde [18:42] calc: doesn't hurt (me) to upload and have it sit in the queue [18:42] calc: how about bug #220817 along the way? [18:42] Launchpad bug 220817 in openoffice.org "Xubuntu Hardy: ubiquity installs Open Office during installation" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/220817 [18:44] slangasek: ah yea i should fix that too :) [18:45] slangasek: looks like the updates to ooo-build fix at least 3 crashes and fixes amd64 plugin (not sure if we should actually enable building that for a update though) [18:45] both the gnome/kde crashes and a svg crash as well [18:49] no, you shouldn't enable building something in an update that wasn't being built before [18:52] ok i'll leave that turned off then [18:58] is it intended for post 8.04.1 release? [19:09] cr3, you said your testing of the nsc/geode changes was successfull, didnt you ? [19:09] (we need a comment on the SRU bug) [19:20] sbeattie: i guess, it is important but doesn't have to be on the disks [19:21] sbeattie: a large number of users (other than myself) under gnome and kde have OOo crash on them, i never was able to reproduce it but i found a patch for it in ooo-build and got an affected user to test it and it works [19:22] ogra: crap, komputes didn't append to the bug? I'll do it for him, one moment... [19:23] calc: okay, when it comes through, I'll try to prioritze verifying it. [19:23] how do you escape a space using scp? [19:23] i'm trying to copy with a space in the filename across the network using scp [19:23] cr3, bug 219630 [19:23] Launchpad bug 219630 in xorg "please add "geode" to driver list in hw/xfree86/common/xf86AutoConfig.c" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/219630 [19:24] ah you have to quote and \\ escape it [19:24] thats just weird [19:25] ogra: done [19:26] erci [19:26] *merci even [19:26] * ogra hugs cr3 [19:26] ogra: right back at ya! [19:26] sbeattie: i'll try to get it uploaded by tomorrow [19:27] i need to track down the bugs to mark and update the changelog entries, etc [19:28] and need to fix and verify the language support bug is actually fixed === mkrufk1 is now known as mkrufky === mkrufk1 is now known as mkrufky [19:57] cr3: bug #219630 - you mentioned using xserver-xorg-video-nsc 1:2.8.3-2ubuntu3.3 successfully, which I guess was an intrepid-only upload - so that comment was just for comparison? [19:57]