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mlesteryup00:00
Odd-rationaleis it a good idea to suggest that a person move his/her feature request to brainstorm?00:00
mlesterno luck there00:00
mlesterhttp://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=87936000:00
mlesterthats the thread00:00
mrooneyOdd-rationale: when you speak of a feature request, are you speaking of a wishlisted bug report on launchpad?00:01
Odd-rationalemrooney: more like one that should be listed as wishlist...00:01
Odd-rationalebut yes00:01
mrooneyOdd-rationale: which specific bug report are you referring to?00:06
Odd-rationalemrooney: well, i cam across this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/25417300:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 254173 in ubuntu "There's a need for a UI to invalid partitions checking while mounting" [Undecided,New]00:07
Odd-rationalei want him to put it in brainstorm so that i can vote it down... :P00:08
mlesterman this is ridiculous I am been trying to fix this for over a week now00:13
mlester-cli00:14
mlestersorry wrong window00:14
mlesterwell thanks for trying to help00:15
greg-gmlester: paste your sources.list somewhere along with any other files in the sources.list.d directory00:15
greg-gpaste.ubuntu.com works00:16
mlesterok00:16
mlesterhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/35694/  thats my sources.list00:18
mlesteramd there is nothing in the sources.list.d directory00:19
bdmurraymlester: some log files like /var/log/apt.log would help00:19
mlesterok I get those too00:20
mlesterI dont seem to have the log file and in /var/log/apt/term.log00:22
mlesterthere is nothing in there00:22
mlesterdo u guys want to see my syslog00:23
bdmurrayperhaps the output of 'sudo apt-get update' in a terminal would help00:24
mlesterok00:24
mlesterhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/35695/00:26
mlesterso is it safe to report a bug00:38
mlesterand if so how would I report this I have never reported a bug report00:38
mlesteroh well thanks for trying to help00:45
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anakronHI all!02:34
schakravahey02:35
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anakronmrooney02:47
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mrooneyanakron: hi!02:49
anakronIm Gabriel Ruiz02:49
mrooneyhm yes please poke my memory as to why I know that name02:50
anakronXD02:50
anakroni sent a email to ubuntu-bugsquad02:50
anakronreason: interview with Brian Murray02:51
anakroni need you to transcribe it02:51
anakronremember?02:51
mrooneyanakron: ahh yes yes, sorry02:51
mrooneynow I remember :)02:51
anakronxD02:51
mrooneyI was playing around with the `transcriber` package in Ubuntu today02:52
mrooneyI couldn't really figure anything out02:52
anakronmm ok02:55
mrooneyI will play around with it more or just do it the "hard" way02:55
anakronyeaha02:55
mrooneysounds like someone has done the first quarter, that's nice02:55
anakronill try to do it in hardy way too02:55
anakroncause we need to show it at least tommow02:56
anakrontomorrow02:56
mrooneyoh, what does "at least tomorrow" mean02:56
mrooneyat the latest?02:56
anakronxD02:56
anakronim so nervous xD02:56
anakronWe must to do it fast02:58
anakroncause Tomorrow(for me) will be Ubuntu Global Bug Jam02:58
blahdeblah-lapHi.  I've got totem segfaulting on startup in the latest hardy release.  I can't see any obvious matches for it in launchpad.04:08
blahdeblah-lapWhat do i need to do - just log a new bug in launchpad?04:08
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m_newtonOk... great news... i got a buddy to teach python .... Sunday, August 10 at 12:00 PM EST ##beginners-help -- Python 101 {}^^^ it will be hands on help   |||Join all if u want to learn |||spread the word04:34
st33mednight all05:51
st33medand remember, My tutoring for python is on Sunday on ##beginners classroom at noon EST05:52
tuxmaniacgood morning06:28
tuxmaniachello all. I am triaging bug 144856 and find that the gnumeric in Hardy has these keyboard accelerators. For.e.g Pressing "Alt + S" saves the file. So can we close the isusue or ask the OP to check in Hardy and wait until he reverts back to close it?06:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 144856 in gnumeric "gnumeric save dialog keyboard accelerators" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14485606:41
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techno_freaktuxmaniac, yes, ask him to check that on Hardy, put the bug as incomplete07:15
willwillBINGO!07:46
tuxmaniacbloody hell for some reson this bingo card is not generating for me. May be I should file a bug and get one up ;)07:47
techno_freakBINGO!07:48
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techno_freakok, if a bug got fixed released in intrepid and not in hardy, what should be the bug status? fix-released?10:18
persiatechno_freak: Yes, Fix Released.  If you think it's important enough to also fix in hardy, nominate it for hardy (which opens a new task, with a separate staus)10:26
techno_freakpersia, can you check the latest comment in bug #243828? I closed it as fix released after asking it here a month ago.10:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 243828 in ganeti "should depend on python-simplejson" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24382810:27
techno_freakit says "Nominated for Hardy"10:28
Monk-ebug 256277 can someone put this on wishlist for intrepid? thanks10:29
persiatechno_freak: Is it true that without simplejson the application won't even start?10:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256277 in transmission "Update Bittorrent client Transmission in repos " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25627710:29
persiaMonk-e: Set to Wishlist10:30
Monk-epersia: I can't change status10:30
Monk-eA wiki page referred me to here to ask.10:31
persiaMonk-e: Yes.  It is now set to Wishlist.  Refresh.10:31
Monk-epersia: thanks. :)10:31
Monk-epersia: how come I can't change status?10:32
persiaMonk-e: It's a restricted permission, or we'd end up with too many critical bugs.  The bugcontrol team can change the status (and many are often here).10:33
persiaIf you've triaged a bunch of bugs, you can apply to join bugcontrol.10:33
persia(see the wiki page)10:33
Monk-epersia: thanks again. :) see ya10:33
techno_freakpersia, the ganti googlecode page mentions no simplejson requirement10:36
techno_freakganeti*10:36
persiatechno_freak: Hmm.  I'm just not sure whether it needs the hardy task approved or not: I'm not tempted to increase the load on the SRU folk unless we know it is broken (but have no idea about ganeti )10:37
techno_freakhmm ok10:38
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wgrantpersia: By status you do mean importance, right?11:00
techno_freakwgrant, right, setting the importance of a bug11:00
persiawgrant: Err.  Yes.  Thank you.11:22
anakronHI all!!12:33
anakronits already Ubuntu global bug jum there in England?12:33
steve555Hi every one.12:46
steve555I found a bug with synaptic,It will download packages and install them for me,but after it has finished doing it for me,it will just hang when I try and use the close button.12:50
steve555So I have to issue the command with Konsole "sudo killall synaptic.I'm currently using Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex Alpha 3 to test it out.12:51
steve555Can anybody help me with this?12:51
techno_freaksteve555, so you are using synaptic within KDE?13:00
steve555Yeah I am.13:00
techno_freaksteve555, in Synaptic, after you get into the situation where you can't close the window, can you access the help menu? if so, try Help > Report a Problem13:06
steve555Ok Techno_freak,I'll give that a try.13:06
techno_freaksteve555, as an additional note, the is an Adept package managed that comes with KDE which you can try instead13:06
techno_freakthere*13:06
techno_freakmanager*13:07
steve555I can't use Adept_Manager at the moment,as it is broken since Alpha 1.I'm just waiting for them to fix it eventually,as it is a known problem with it.#13:08
techno_freaksteve555, oh you are using intrepid alpha, ok, didn't notice it before :)13:09
persiasteve555: You might try aptitude, it's an ncurses UI only, but it's fairly resistant to problems.13:11
steve555No worries,I've just fired up synaptic,and downloaded a package called kgrab.It has downloaded and installed,but the Applying Changes dialogue is frozen and the main application is greyed out.I will try out the aptitude GUI,as I already use it thorugh Konsole.13:12
dholbachHAPPY GLOBALBUGJAM DAY!13:15
steve555A happy bugjam to you as well dholbach,Techno_Freak,I've just used konsloe with the earlier command to kill synaptic again.13:17
techno_freakdholbach, to you too! :)13:19
dholbach:-)13:19
HewHey guys, I'm trying to triage bug #252174 by getting a backtrace. Whenever gvfsd-trash dies, it gets spawned again within a few seconds. How can I find out which process is doing this? I need to stop it so I can run it with gdb.13:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 252174 in gvfs "gvfsd-trash crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch()" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25217413:26
dholbachguys... use 5-a-day with a global-august-08-<city> tag, please! :)13:26
dholbachcheck this out: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/bugjam.png13:26
anakronHi all13:32
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steve555Hi anacron13:38
HewIf I'm getting ?? in a stacktrace, how do I work out which debug symbols I need?13:48
dholbachHew: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash13:50
Hewdholbach: that doesn't say which packages to use, apart from the one for the program in question. I'm trying to get a complete stacktrace for gvfsd-trash; I have gvfs-backends-dbgsym, gvfs-dbgsym, gvfs-fuse-dbgsym, libdbus-1-3-dbgsym, and I'm still seeing the first two lines as ??13:57
dholbachdid you restart gdb afterwards?14:00
dholbachhi warp10!14:06
hggdhHew, also -- if you look to the right of the '??' lines, you should see what library/program it is in. Then it is just a question of finding the respective install package14:19
Hewdholbach: I'm catching the crash with apport atm, as gvfsd-crash seems to automatically start, and I have no idea how to stop it so I can run it in gdb. I'm just looking at the stacktrace section in apport.14:21
hggdhHew, if it is an apport-generated trace, then you should have a crash file under /var/crash14:22
dholbachyou can use apport-retrace then14:22
hggdhwith a -g for gdb14:22
dholbachbut I can't really remember how to use it, it's been a while14:23
dholbachbut it's good stuff14:23
hggdhapport-retrace --help ;-)14:23
Hewyea, I've been looking at the .crash files, trying to add dbgsym packages and see if the ?? gets fixed up14:24
Hewhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/35846/ is part of the latest .crash I've got14:25
dholbachapport-retrace can download them for you14:25
hggdhyou can have apport-retrace automagically add the -dbgsym14:25
Hewoh excellent, I'll check it out14:25
Hewthanks guys14:25
hggdhsudo apport-retrace -o new.crash /var/crash/_usr_whatever_etc14:26
gnomefreaki fied a bug on gvfs crash and IIRC apport retraced it fine14:26
gnomefreakfiled14:26
warp10heya dholbach!14:27
HewI'm working on bug #25217414:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 252174 in gvfs "gvfsd-trash crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch()" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25217414:27
gnomefreakah i marked it as a dupe14:28
hggdhhah! this is the one I opened...14:29
hggdhno, not me14:32
hggdhHew, you still get the crash, with up-to-date gvfs?14:32
Hewhggdh: yes14:33
HewI didn't realise I was still getting it, but I found out that if a .crash file already exists, it's just that apport doesn't bug you about it so I didn't notice14:33
hggdhdo you have any ideas on how to reproduce?14:37
Hewhggdh: It seems to crash on startup most of the time14:37
HewI'm able to reproduce it atm, which is why I'm trying to grab this stacktrace14:37
Hewargh, apport-retrace is telling me to install -dbgsym packages which don't exist though..14:37
hggdhdisregard FTM, it will try to install all dbgsyms related to the packages even if they are not being directly used14:38
Hewoh, will it do it automatically if I run it as root?14:39
Hewone way to find out..14:40
hggdhyes14:40
hggdh<hggdh> sudo apport-retrace -o new.crash /var/crash/_usr_whatever_etc14:41
Hewyep, got all possible packages now, just run into a gpg issue so grabbing seb128's key14:44
Hewhaha, it STILL has those ?? lines..14:48
Hewsee http://paste.ubuntu.com/35846/14:48
Hewhggdh: do you know how I can resolve them, or if they're even relevant? (I'm a tracing noob)14:49
mrooneyhmm, my class schedule is set up quite poorly for hug days14:58
mrooneythe two days I have classes are Tuesdays and Thursdays14:59
hggdhHew, well, you cannot, at least not automagically via apport15:05
hggdhmost of the times, missing dbgsyms are caused by a brand new package version being put available. The dbgsym generation runs behind, and might take a while to catch up15:06
hggdhwhat apport-gtk runs, it list all packages related to the one failing (rdepends, I guess). Not all of them are directly related to the issue15:08
hggdhbut apport-retrace will try to load dbgsyms for all...15:09
hggdhthe only reall way to know if they are relevant for a specific crash is by looking at the BT, and checking the unresolved symbols ...15:10
Hewok15:10
persiaFor ?? in apport retraces, it might be nice to determine for which library the dbgsym is corrupt.15:10
HewI just saw the title of this crash I'm tracing, and it's actually a different issue haha, oh well15:11
persiaOften a rebuild will generate proper dbgsyms, and if not, then it can be done with packaging changes.15:11
hggdhpersia -- and ping pitti on them?15:11
Hewbut hopefully I have the dbgsym packages in case I catch the crash again15:11
persiahggdh: No need: just file a bug on the package.  Tag it "bitesize packaging".15:11
hggdhthanks15:11
mrooneywhat is the proper wiki page for debugging kernel lockups? say, at login15:14
persiakernel lockup at *login*  That's odd.  Usually it's boot or something.15:16
hggdhmrooney, the current is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies15:16
mrooneypersia: I assume it isn't just X since caps lock and magic sys req keys don't work, correct?15:16
hggdhmrooney, out of sheer dumb curiosity -- would you be running with the Radeon video driver?15:17
persiamrooney: X can eat the keyboard too: you might try running an sshd and seeing if you can get in that way.15:17
persiaAlternately, it might be a graphics driver, but that usually hits at ?dm start.15:18
mrooneyhggdh: I am using the restricted ati fglrx driver15:18
mrooneyso, yes?15:18
hggdhk. I have found mesself with a X lockup, and this would happen on GTK and Radeon15:18
persiahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies might help.15:18
mrooneypersia: thanks15:18
hggdhsince this is my laptop, I got really hit while on the road15:19
hggdhbut ssh would still work15:19
mrooneyhggdh: oh, interesting15:19
mrooneydid you ever...fix it?15:19
hggdhcould not, not on the road15:19
hggdhI moved temporarily to radeonhd, and this seemed to bypass15:19
hggdhah yes, running KDE with *no* GTK applications seems to work also15:19
hggdhas soon as I am back home I will go back to it15:20
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hggdhmrooney, another thing: when this happened, the only local option was a hard reboot (force power-off). Remotely I could stop X, but the keyboard would still be locked15:26
mrooneyinteresting; right now I am just hard rebooting as well when it happens15:27
hggdhanother symptom was X eating up one and a half CPU15:27
mrooneyI don't know if it is related but in a seemingly equally probable percent of the time (33-50%), it locks up at logOUT too, just leaving me at a completely black screen15:27
mrooneybasically once I am logged in on this computer, I try to stay that way :)15:28
hggdhtry SSHing in, if you have another system you can use15:28
hggdhHew, at least one of the unresolved lines in the stacktrace is from libpthread -- libc. So I guess we could follow persia's suggestion to open a bug on libc, and tag it bitesize packaging15:34
persiaheh.  libc is rarely bitesize :)  Are you sure it's not calling out again?15:36
hggdh:-)15:36
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hggdhno, I am not... one of the addresses at the top (see http://paste.ubuntu.com/35846/) is a low address, perhaps kernel-related?15:37
Hewhggdh: libc6-dbg and libc6-dbgsym already exist, I'm not sure what requires packaging.15:37
Hewbtw, I had -dbg installed, but apport-retrace removed it and installed -dbgsym instead15:37
hggdhthat's OK, only one of them can stay installed15:38
hggdhthe issue is libpthread is not resolving the symbols15:38
persiaI'd like to propose a new tag for a class of bugs: is there a procedure for that, or do I just add it to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Tags ?15:44
hggdhpersia, probably the best would be to email bug-control, and propose it here15:46
persiahggdh: Thanks.15:46
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crimsunchuckf: will you guys be in an irc channel, too?15:47
chuckfcrimsun, for a while, yeah15:47
persiaAlso, on the ?? : there's one low address, and then it bounces out again: it's the bounce out part that gets interesting.  Frame 3 is likely not so important, but without frame 0, it's hard to debug :/15:47
hggdhpersia -- yes... and the address of the ) frame seems to be out of the code so far15:48
persiaErr, Frame *2* is likely not so important15:48
hggdhs/\)/0/15:49
persiahggdh: Yeah: it's probably that the application is exposing a bug somewhere else (or is using the API in a maner other than that documented).  It's hard to tell from what we have.15:49
hggdhpersia -- re. the new tag: if you think it will be good, go ahead and do it -- you could still send an email to the list explaining why15:50
persiahggdh: I've started using it already, but I'm sending a mail as you suggest.  Better to not annoy people :)15:51
hggdhwell, I am not annoyed ;-)15:51
persiahggdh: Surely, but I still remember the fuss about people wishlisting sync bugs.  I'd rather be careful.  Also, the mail helps introduce it so that people start to use the tag.15:52
hggdhyes, this is why I suggested it (and I also remember the fuss...)15:53
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chuckfunder bugs.launchpad.net when you search a package like 'seahorse' I get 9 results that are mostly unknown/new. But when I get the bug itself those are the status' for the upstream project and the ubuntu distro is a different satus.16:30
hggdhchuckf, and?16:30
chuckfIs there a way to change what I see on that first list to reflect the ubuntu status rather than upstream?16:30
persiachuckf: How are you seeing the list?16:31
chuckfgo to bugs.launchpad.net and search seahorse16:31
persiaYou might want https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seahorse/+bugs16:31
persiaThat probably takes you to https://launchpad.net/seahorse/+bugs16:31
chuckfpersia, that's it, thanks16:32
hggdh(it is worth noting this is highly confusing for the new user)16:33
persiahggdh: Confusing enough to have been filed as a bug?  I've been doing it too long to notice the confusion, but if you're able to support the case, filing a bug against Malone might help.16:33
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chuckfpersia, is there a way to search a package and get to that?16:35
hggdhpersia, I am not sure this is a Malone bug... if you look at the Overview on https://launchpad.net/seahorse/+bugs, you will notice this is an old project (last updated for Edgy)16:37
hggdhwhat we might need to do is some sort of cleanup. Also, the bugs reported there should probably have been reported against ./ubuntu/+source/seahorse instead16:38
dholbachhey chuckf16:39
persiahggdh: Maybe.  I think that it's a bug that we need to redefine the upstream association for each source package each release.  That's just *way* too much work for far too little benefit.16:40
persiaIf that bug gets fixed, I'd be willing to associate upstream links again.16:40
chuckfhey there dholbach16:40
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effie_jayxHey all, cheers from venezuela,  I was asked about this bughttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/almanah/+bug/25634716:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256347 in almanah "Error in Original Maintainer (usually from Debian)" [Undecided,New]16:59
effie_jayxI am a bit puzzled... this package was done someone, and it appears as if the a mantainer is claiming he mantains the pacakge17:00
dholbacheffie_jayx: if you check out the patch linked in the bug report, you will notice that the Original-Maintainer was changed to somebody else17:01
dholbach-Maintainer: Angel Abad (Ikusnet SLL) <angel@grupoikusnet.com>17:01
dholbach+XSBC-Original-Maintainer: Stefan Ebner <sebner@ubuntu.com>17:01
dholbachthat's a mistake17:01
effie_jayxdholbach,  ahhh cool17:01
dholbacheffie_jayx: and sebner is on it17:01
dholbachso it's all good17:01
effie_jayxdholbach,  great17:01
blastermaster_saludos17:02
sebnerdholbach: yes, sir :)17:02
dholbach:-)17:02
effie_jayxdholbach, thanks for the pair of eyes there :D17:03
effie_jayxblastermaster_, epa,17:03
dropknee_oye es aqui o no Blaster?17:03
dholbacheffie_jayx: np17:03
persiaeffie_jayx: dholbach: Just as background, that package history is complex: the version in Ubuntu came from REVU prior to the preparation of the version in Debian, and there has been no merge or sync.17:03
dholbachah ok17:04
dholbachit's just what I could guess from looking at it :)17:04
persiaYeah.  That "patch from ubuntu" is a little misleading, and incredibly huge.  I'm not sure where the impression was created that one was based on another.17:04
effie_jayxpersia,  I see17:05
effie_jayxC3s4r,  hey C3s4r :)17:06
C3s4reffie_jayx ;)17:06
C3s4reffie_jayx bueno ya hice lo que tenia que hacer17:06
effie_jayxpersia,  so what is the solution then ?17:06
C3s4reffie_jayx sigo buscando mas bugs17:07
* pedro_ hugs the whole channel17:08
pedro_hello guys, everybody enjoying the GBJ ?17:08
effie_jayxpedro_, yep... in maracaibo we are meeting later today17:08
effie_jayxbut we are already ircing the basics17:08
pedro_effie_jayx: nice!, yeah almost the same here at Chile ;-)17:09
pedro_effie_jayx: remember to use 5-a-day to see your job reflected here: http://daniel.holba.ch/5-a-day-stats/17:09
dholbachpedro_: absolutely :)17:10
dholbachpedro_: and here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/bugjam.png :-)17:10
effie_jayxpedro_, I haven't submited any yet ;), I am working on my 5 first17:10
pedro_yay!!17:10
effie_jayxI am trying to reproduce a bug that C3s4r reported17:10
persiaeffie_jayx: The Ubuntu packager and the new Debian Maintainer will coordinate, and collaborate to take the best of each for a sync.17:11
effie_jayxpersia,  ahh cool17:12
* yuriy is looking for a good bug to use as an example17:16
effie_jayxyuriy, example for?17:16
yuriyfor teaching people at bug jam17:16
* effie_jayx is looking for bugs as well17:17
dholbachpick a few Triaged bugs of a package that people know well17:19
chuckfis staging.lp.net a fair place to use for examples?17:23
tuxmaniachi. Some of these compiz bugs are related to a particular applications behaviour (e.g. firefox) when compiz is turned on. This misbehaviour is not seen when it is off. So is this a firefox bug or compiz assignment is correct?17:30
tuxmaniachope I made myself clear17:30
effie_jayxtuxmaniac,  I understand your wording ;)17:41
effie_jayxtuxmaniac,  however I think it is compiz related..., Firefox for example would not respond at times.. but compiz eanbles the no response effect and that doesn't help either17:42
tuxmaniaceffie_jayx: wwell I had that doubt, because when I read it again, I banged myself for having such bad english :-)17:42
* greg-g waves from Michigan17:56
* RoAkSoAx waves from Perú :D17:56
* greg-g really waves from California, but I am representing Michigan today :)17:56
* RoAkSoAx really waves from Arequipa, but the Peruvian Bug Jam is done in Lima, that Peruvian City capital :P17:58
greg-gcool17:58
Odd-rationaleDoesn't xubuntu use the gnome-power-manager as well?17:58
RoAkSoAx:=)17:59
xander21cHello ;) Peru getting ready17:59
* tuxmaniac waves from India. Its already 1 day over here :-)18:02
effie_jayxhehehee, It feels like open day for the olympics...18:12
RoAkSoAxlol18:12
doctormoHello all18:17
nxvlperu reporting!18:17
doctormoUbuntu-us-ma also reporting ;-)18:17
RoAkSoAxnxvl, was about time :P18:17
nxvli was fighting with the network18:18
nxvl:P18:18
Yasumotobright and sunny here in california :)18:18
RoAkSoAxnxvl, hahaha yeah xander21c mentioned something about that18:18
tuxmaniacaah teh americas have awakened. India is reaching the fag end of the day18:18
RoAkSoAxindeed18:20
effie_jayxthat makes it better then :D18:21
effie_jayxwe can work 24 hours18:21
persiaWhat?  A global day is 49 hours long.  No shirking!18:22
nxvlpersia: that's why it's 2 day long jam18:22
persiaTwo global days is 73 hours :p18:27
nxvl8:D18:28
nxvlpersia: a lot of bug work18:28
persianxvl: That's why we're here.18:34
persiaNow we just need to get complete workflow: New -> Confirmed, Confirmed -> Triaged, Triaged -> In Progress, In-Progress -> Fix Released for as many as possible.18:35
persia(but it's not the right time on this side of the world now)18:35
nxvlheh18:35
nxvlpersia: it's late out there18:36
chuckfcool, one of our guys reported a bug in the last hour and he's already been notified it's being worked on:)18:38
tuxmaniac3 of the bugs I have triaged, the OPs have reported back that it isnt seen anymore and one can close it :d18:38
chuckfnow my question, how does the 5-a-day-applet work in hardy? I can't seem to get it running18:39
tuxmaniacchuckf: use the CLI. its much simpler18:39
tuxmaniacor I feel more comfortable with it18:39
nxvlchuckf: just drag and drop your bug tabs into it18:39
chuckfnxvl, how do I start it?18:39
Odd-rationaleright-click panel --> add to panel ?18:40
chuckfI ran the install via the wiki page instructions and it shows installed18:40
chuckfah, there it is18:40
chuckfit wasn't showing up before18:41
techno_freakchuckf, the applet been working fine for me till now, a bit easier to add to my 5-a-day18:43
chuckfI don't know if I didn't wait long enough or what, but I didn't see it in the add to panel menu until just now, some time after installing it18:44
persiachuckf: There's a refresh bug with applet installation: it's often easiest to log out and log in again after installing applet packages (although there is another way to do it, I don't know it)18:48
techno_freakpersia, regarding bug 243828, got reply that python-simplejson is very much a dependency for ganeti and would like to update the package in hardy (the latest is available with simplejson dependency in intrepid)18:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 243828 in ganeti "should depend on python-simplejson" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24382818:50
nxvljoin the dholbach huggers team: https://edge.launchpad.net/~dholbach-huggers18:50
chuckfpersia, yeah I was probably being too impatient18:50
techno_freaknxvl, approve me ;)18:51
pedro_nxvl: why is the team moderated?18:51
persiatechno_freak: OK.  Approving nomination.  Please appropriately set the tasks.18:52
nxvlpedro_: because i create it at 2 am, opened now18:52
pedro_nxvl: alright, thanks ;-)18:52
tuxmaniacme me me . I already commented on your blog with a +118:52
tuxmaniacnxvl: ^18:52
techno_freakpersia, what should i do for "appropriately set the tasks"? :)18:53
neosergioo/ from peru18:53
nxvlpedro_: you probably want to join the ~we-love-pitti team too18:53
nxvl:P18:53
persiatechno_freak: Well, intrepid is Fix Released.  You'll want to triage the Hardy task as you would for any possible stable update.18:53
persia!sru18:53
ubottuStable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates18:53
techno_freakpersia, ok, will check that out18:54
nxvlpedro_: https://edge.launchpad.net/~we-love-pitti18:54
pedro_nxvl: haha saw it the other day, pitti didn't even know about it :-P18:54
nxvlpedro_: yes, he knows :D18:55
nxvlpedro_: he told me: don't post about it it's to emabaring how it is now18:55
* nxvl searchs logs18:55
pedro_lol!18:55
manishtechI have just installed intrepid,But first time since 6.06, my touchpad vertical scroll doesnt work out of box.. Any guidance?18:56
persiatechno_freak: Ask if you have questions (but I've just finished the thing I'm staying up for, so probably won't be be the person who answers)18:56
techno_freakpersia, ok :)18:56
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nxvlpedro_: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/08/06/%23ubuntu-devel.html <- 07:5018:57
persiamanishtech: wait: the new input for the new X is still under heavy adjustment.18:57
manishtechHas anyone faced any problems with touchpad in 8.10?18:57
manishtechpersia: thanks... how long will i have to wait :D18:57
persiamanishtech: Weeks maybe.18:58
alemcitolç18:58
manishtechpersia: In next Alpha release can i expect it to be in? Still by that time, any tweaks to make it running?18:58
pedro_nxvl: ah yeah, that was last week i was referring to a few more days ago, but yeah :-P18:58
pedro_ubuntu people is so nice18:59
nxvlpedro_: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/08/08/%23ubuntu-devel.html <- 08:0318:59
nxvlpedro_: no, that was 4 days ago18:59
pedro_nxvl: is diego already there at the university ?18:59
persiamanishtech: I'm not sure if it will make the next Alpha.  It ought be sorted by FeatureFreeze.18:59
nxvlpedro_: not, the lazy it's on his way19:00
pedro_slacker :-P19:01
nxvlpedro_: yep19:02
greg-gwow, the new/nopackage bugs will go below 2000 before we are done this weekend19:11
pwnguincrowdsourcing ftw19:20
greg-gyep19:22
pwnguinive been thinking about setting up a crowdsourcing blog like site for various things19:23
_stink_i'm trying to use the 5-a-day command line thing on gutsy... it complains that "ValueError: User 'ajlincoln' not found in launchpad", but ajlincoln is my launchpad ID (i'm signed in right now). any advice?19:32
pwnguinspell check?19:33
pwnguin_stink_: gimma a link to your lp profile19:33
_stink_never mind. figured it out. i'm *dumb*19:33
greg-gGO MICHIGAN! ;)19:34
_stink_yay! we da bst19:34
greg-gwerd19:35
tuxmaniaccan someone check and see whether bug 254740 is reproducible?19:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 254740 in gcalctool "512000 in Decimal, convert to hex is wrong" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25474019:36
greg-goo, gcalc bugs, I like them19:38
nelleryhi everyone19:38
greg-gtuxmaniac: I can't reproduce the issue19:40
Flannelgreg-g: I can19:40
techno_freaktuxmaniac, me too, can't reproduce, reverse conversion works fine19:40
Flannelyeah, 512000d converts to 7D000h which converts back to 512000d (should be19:40
tuxmaniacI meddled with quit a few options. I just cant figur out how it gets reproduced for the OP :S19:40
greg-gif the reporter still has an issue ask for a detailed steps to reproduce19:41
Flanneloh wait19:41
Flannel512000 is 7d000.  How coincidental.19:41
tuxmaniacwhat is coincidental in that?19:41
tuxmaniacgreg-g: I have done that already. lets wait and see19:42
greg-gthat is like saying 2 is 10 is coincidental ;)19:43
anakronHI ALl19:43
greg-ghello19:43
anakronHi All19:43
greg-ganyone know the infamous "copy paste doesn't work after you close the original application" bug?19:45
greg-gdon't spend too much time trying to find it, not worth it19:45
greg-gfound it, brainstorm was useful for somethign!19:46
greg-gbug 10664419:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 106644 in ubuntu "MASTER Clipboard gets lost when windows is closed" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/10664419:46
nxvlwhere is the list of standard answers for the bugs?19:54
jpdsnxvl: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses19:55
* nxvl HUGS jpds19:56
* jpds abraza nxvl 19:56
RoAkSoAxlol19:58
jpdsRoAkSoAx: Solo estas celoso.19:58
RoAkSoAxjpds, not really.. :P19:59
RoAkSoAxjpds,  no soy de "abracitos" :P xD20:00
nxvlplz!20:00
nxvlwe are huggie developers20:00
jpdsRoAkSoAx: Hugs from a FUNDAMENTAL part of Ubuntu development.20:00
nxvlhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jzGIaZcGcM20:00
RoAkSoAxhahah i know i know, nxvl loves to hug20:01
RoAkSoAxhahaha20:01
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emmaWhat is the difference between the package rhythmbox and the package rhythmbox-applet ?20:51
Traveler2I think bug # Bug 256445 should be set to wishlist20:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256445 in evince "evince should use the whole window for single page pdfs" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25644520:51
pedro_emma: those are different projects, rhythmbox is the whole music management program while the rhythmbox applet (which is not officially part of the rhythmbox project) is just an applet for controlling rhythmbox, change the song and so on20:53
emmaOkay thanks pedro20:53
pedro_you're welcome20:53
Odd-rationaleIs there a way to find out who contributed to a certain 5-a-day tag? or how many people contributed?21:01
jcastropedro_: the stock reply that tells people to submit to brainstorm needs to be fleshed out better I think21:15
jcastroI've ran into two bugs where someone was told to go to brainstorm, they submit in brainstorm and then get told to submit it in launchpad.21:16
Odd-rationalelol21:16
crimsunI was under the impression that brainstorm isn't for bugs.21:16
Odd-rationalei thought people should submit there "wishlist" items to brainstorm21:17
jcastroit isn't for bugs21:17
emmaIs there any general package that's most likely for problems of the form: I have some key on my keyboard that doesn't work right21:17
crimsunsimple, get people to stop submitting feature requests and work on bugs instead!  *cackle*21:17
jcastrocrimsun: heh, if only. :)21:18
crimsunemma: linux or hal-info, among others21:18
effie_jayxbbl21:19
Odd-rationaleemma: sometimes X21:20
Odd-rationalesometimes the keyboard...21:20
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emmaCould an expert give their advice about which package this one affects -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/25180621:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 251806 in ubuntu "can't play mp3s or flvs rhythmbox or totem after firefox and xul-runner upgrade" [Undecided,New]21:25
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emmaLet me rephrase that.. :)21:26
emmaCould someone who knows more than me (any of you) give their advice about which package this one affects -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/25180621:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 251806 in ubuntu "can't play mp3s or flvs rhythmbox or totem after firefox and xul-runner upgrade" [Undecided,New]21:27
pedro_jcastro: blaah yeah just saw the evince bug (bug 256445), the title in the response page tend to confuse people i think, i'll take a look to it21:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256445 in evince "evince should use the whole window for single page pdfs" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25644521:31
emmaHow can something be 'wishlist confirmed' ?21:32
emma"I tried it too and I found this person really does wish to have this feature"21:32
greg-gbasically, yes, it isn't availabel at this time (confirmed by someone) then a triager can set it to wishlist21:33
pedro_well yeah, if you think it's worth to be Wishlist, it's ok to mark it as confirmed21:33
pedro_btw greg-g, please mark it as triaged if you sent it upstream, thanks ;-)21:33
nxvlpedro_: diego is already here21:34
greg-gpedro_: will do, I forget that since I don't forward that often ;)21:34
nxvlpedro_: fighting with the network as all of us :D21:34
pedro_nxvl: send him a hug from me!21:34
pedro_bbl521:36
nxvlpedro_: he said: "tell him i will give him one back in a very heterosexual way in a bit"21:36
nxvl:P21:36
greg-g"Note: If it is a request to add a feature to a specific program it should be forwarded to the upstream developers instead. See: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Forwarding%20upstream"21:38
greg-gjcastro: hows that? ^21:38
greg-gjcastro: added to the Bug/Responses page for the brainstorm copy/paste21:38
greg-gbdmurray: thoughts ^21:39
greg-g(that would obviously be nicely linkified, of course)21:39
bdmurraygreg-g: sounds good to me21:43
snap-lAny thoughts on this bug and how to handle it: 14952421:49
snap-lbug 14952421:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 149524 in ubuntu "mirrors should update so they're usable during the update" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/14952421:50
hggdhsnap-l, I think it is an issue indeed, but I am not sure who would tackle it21:53
hggdhI know *I* experience it every so often with US21:53
snap-lMe too21:53
greg-ggeez, that took long enough, had to fix a syntax error with the bold (''') text21:56
greg-gI wonder if we should subscribe ubungu-mirrors-admin to that bug snap-l / hggdh21:57
hggdhgreg-g, I did not even know this group existed... and I have no idea who they are. But certainly, if they administer the mirrors, they should be involved22:00
hggdhbut perhaps we should subscribe ubunTu-mirrors-admin ;-)22:01
greg-geh, whichever you prefer ;)22:01
hggdhsorry, but it was begging for it ;-)22:01
emmaGuys would this be a bug to classify as affecting the kernel -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/15464822:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 154648 in ubuntu "Failed to start graphic tablet driver (wizardpen)" [Undecided,New]22:02
snap-lI'll subscribe them22:04
emmathis bug that I just posted a link to?22:04
Odd-rationaleno, other one. scroll up...22:05
Azazel8I think bug # 256384 should be in the wishlist22:05
hggdhbug 25638422:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256384 in pulseaudio "Please upgrade PulseAudio to new version 0.9.11 now available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25638422:05
hggdhamazing -- s/he said s/he thinks it should be wishlist, and vanishes... For those that do not know about it: sync requests are not dealt by bugsquad22:07
greg-gand should not be suggested to be discussed at brainstorm, btw22:08
hggdhfor details, please read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Special%20types%20of%20bugs22:10
emmahggdh: what is a sync request?22:10
hggdhemma, when someone asks for a package to be upgraded to a new upstream version22:11
emmagreg-g: It is not good to suggest in a reply to a bug report that they take the idea to brainstorm?22:11
crimsun256384 requries very, very special handling.22:11
crimsunrequires*22:11
hggdhemma, no. please see the link I just pointed out22:11
greg-gemma: not when they are asking for a sync22:11
crimsunit requires a corresponding upgrade of both alsa-lib and alsa-plugins to 1.0.17, and on top of that we would need git patches for alsa-lib22:12
emmaOkay. I have never done any such thing, just to clarify, just curious.22:12
greg-gemma: yeah, understand.  it is different.22:12
hggdhemma, I am actually glad you asked. It gave us a chence of explaining22:12
emmacool :)22:12
greg-gcrimsun: figured it a bit more than a simple sync request :)22:12
hggdhs/chece/chance/22:12
jpdsemma: Sync requests are when Ubuntu developers ask for packages to be upgraded using Debian sources.22:12
hggdhgreg-g, yes, I worded it badly22:13
crimsunit's actually very, very convoluted22:13
greg-gyeah22:13
crimsunif you think the breakage in hardy for pa was bad, this would make it nearly worse.22:13
emmaThis is nothing to do with anything really but I also surely hope that pulseaudio works differently some time in Hardy or hopefully in Intrepid.. It's been .. difficult.. for me.22:13
hggdhto us, to us... count me in22:13
jpdsemma: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SyncRequestProcess has info on the process.22:14
crimsunwell, no one had the spine to step up and accept my recommendations during post-hardy22:14
emmaokay cool.22:14
greg-gcrimsun: not sure what you are refering to, but it sounds like it was a "fun" time ;)22:14
crimsungreg-g: 192888 documents it.22:15
crimsunI have to stress that "simply" upgrading to the required versions of alsa-lib and alsa-plugins is /not/ an option for an LTS, and we've seen demonstrated breakage when that was attempted for hardy-proposed.  Much as I stated.22:16
greg-ggotcha22:16
emmacrimsun: bug 192888 is definitely a bug that affects me directly, also there are strange things where mplayer cannot work if youtube was used first.22:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 192888 in libflashsupport "firefox crashes on flash contents when using libflashsupport" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19288822:17
crimsunemma: those are largely fixed in multiple ways in intrepid.  Some of those ways are backportable to hardy-backports but only for the x86_64 arch.22:18
crimsunthe /only/ non-regressing method is the conffile changes to pulseaudio22:19
emmacrimsun: maybe you could write a script that people could execute and it would fix everything.22:19
crimsunuh yeah, that would be about as good as automatix.22:20
crimsun"here's a happy script"22:20
emmaI suppose maybe so, but I know you are a pulseaudio expert.22:21
crimsunI'm not an expert in anything.,22:21
crimsunI just happen to know systematic breakage and its workarounds for sound.22:21
crimsunthe necessary change is in https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/pulseaudio/hardy22:23
greg-gpedro_: I updated the bug/responses page to include a note about the distinction between brainstorm and a feature request that should be forwarded upstream22:29
pedro_greg-g: great!, thanks you22:33
emmaIs this guy Kevin Mitnik -- https://launchpad.net/~abedzaben-8922:34
nxvlemma: nah! random guy using a known name22:35
hggdhemma, probably not...22:35
emmaI kind of thought it was a long shot :)22:39
hggdh:-) as a general rule of thumb, one should not look at nick and associate to real persons (well, with a nick like hggdh, it is easy for me to say that ;-)22:40
pjbroadhi, anyone looked at bug #254423 its for a package ramlog which I din't think is in ubuntu.  What's the norm when this happens?22:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 254423 in ubuntu "ramlog can't uninstall" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25442322:46
Odd-rationalepjbroad: it is not in the repos, but you can download the .deb from the website22:47
pjbroadfrom a ubuntu website?22:48
hggdhno22:48
Odd-rationalehttp://tofu3.szm.sk/ramlog/22:48
greg-gthen the problem should be reported to the people who made the package (.deb)22:49
pjbroadindeed22:49
jibelpjbroad: if it's not from an official Ubuntu repo, we do not support it22:49
hggdhsee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Packages%20not%20provided%20by%20Ubuntu22:49
hggdhand please close it invalid22:49
pjbroadok, thanks22:50
greg-gnp22:50
hggdhwelcome. Thank you for helping22:50
pwnguinall that said, I wish we had a way of helping projects integrate their work22:50
hggdh+122:50
crimsunwe do, it's called #ubuntu-motu22:50
pwnguini know22:50
crimsunjcastro: 17:50 < pwnguin> all that said, I wish we had a way of helping projects integrate their work22:51
pwnguinit's not mentioned in the canned response though, and22:51
crimsunpwnguin: there are paid Canonical employees who work to improve that; I just pinged one.22:51
greg-gthe bug reporter isn't the one we need to reach out to to integrate the work of others22:51
nelleryis the 5-a-day applet by any chance supposed to count down from 5 upon adding bugs to it?22:52
pwnguinthe bug reporter's one more person motivated to make it happen22:52
* greg-g is curious to see the results from the survey that jorge sent out22:52
hggdhand this is why I do not think the canned response is the best place (but perhaps with a suggestion to tell the developers to use it?)22:52
hggdhhum22:52
crimsunor you could take red hat's approach and just hire upstream22:53
greg-gpwnguin: kinda, other times they don't care who "maintains" that software, they just want it fixed.  it is the developers of the software and the people who are already packaging it22:53
crimsun(j/k)22:53
hggdhnellery, what do you mean?22:53
greg-gheh22:53
nelleryhggdh, do you know what the applet is?22:53
hggdhthe 5-a-day, yes22:54
pwnguincrimsun: no joke. i know fedora people / users who are almost angry Canonical doesn't operate like that22:54
nellerythe icon is like a sticky note, with the number 5 on it22:54
crimsunpwnguin: not my decision :)22:54
nelleryWouldn't that be awesome if, upon adding a bug, it counted down?22:54
hggdhindeed...22:55
hggdhping dholbach on it22:55
greg-gand when it hits 0 it should refresh to 5 (no 10!) otherwise people will just stop ;)22:56
nelleryhggdh, it was made by Markus Korn22:56
nelleryso I shall bother him about it :)22:56
emmaFor learning purposes could one of you tell me which package this affects https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/15566922:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 155669 in ubuntu "Random system freezes in Gutsy" [Undecided,New]22:56
pwnguinhttp://jldugger.livejournal.com/1968.html is a small bit i wrote about the situation22:56
hggdhso it is thekorn, sorry22:57
nelleryemma, it's an old Gutsy bug23:00
nelleryyou should ask if it still exists in Hardy23:00
nelleryand if so, if it would be possible to test on Intrepid23:00
emmaIs that a good technique for many such bugs that were filed a long time ago in Gutsy? Ask for more information/if it is still a problem in Hardy and then mark as incomplete?23:01
hggdhemma, the reporter never identified the issue23:01
emmaHow do bugs like this ever 'evaporate' ?23:01
jibelemma: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Old%20untouched%20bugs23:01
jibelset it "incomplete" and close it in 4 weeks if you've got no answer.23:02
crimsunanother thing to note about 155669 that may not be immediately obvious:  it's cluttered by unrelated comments by users (Stephen and Dianne) who do not have the same hardware23:02
hggdhalso -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Not%20described%20well23:02
greg-goh the joys of "random crashes" bugs23:03
hggdhif the user was able to SSH in, then the machine did not really froze23:03
crimsunmy guess is the ati X.Org driver23:03
hggdhright now, it is difficult to say *what* happened -- might be X23:03
hggdhcrimsun, heh :-)23:03
crimsunhowever, which ATI video card?23:03
crimsunit's FUN guessing.  really.23:04
hggdhmajority vote? Anyone?23:04
crimsun"I bet your automobile's collant caused your computer to freeze"23:04
crimsuncoolant*23:04
emmaWhen marked incomplete they eventually automatically delete themselves?23:04
hggdhthey will, after 60 days23:06
hggdhcrimsun, OTOH, an automotive collant would be a sight to see ;-)23:06
emmaTo me this sounds like not a bug but just running compiz on a system that is too slow to handle it -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/15536423:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 155364 in ubuntu "panel sometimes freezes when using compiz" [Undecided,New]23:07
Odd-rationalejust say: upgrade your hardware23:07
emmaNo that's bad I think.23:08
hggdhemma, please ask for a ' sudo lspci -vvn'23:08
Odd-rationalei was joking of course...23:09
emmaokay, that way you can see what their specs are.23:09
emmahggdh: is that a good thing to ask for in all cases like this where it may well be insufficient hardware?23:09
nelleryhggdh, really?  They set themselves to invalid automatically?23:09
nelleryI thought they just joined the really really really long list of bugs marked for expiry23:09
peanutbDoes anyone have the 5-a-day app working?23:09
hggdhyes. You caould also ask the reporter to run, say, htop, when this is happening, and look at the top CPU process23:09
nellerypeanutb, I do23:09
hggdhnellery, yes, they should23:09
nelleryah ok23:10
peanutbwe are getting some really weird errors23:10
greg-ghggdh: they aren't set to invalid automatically, they are jsut "marked for expiration" and a person has to manually do it23:10
Odd-rationalepeanutb: i have got it working23:11
hggdhoh really? What a waste of effort...23:11
peanutbFireRabbit was having trouble with it23:12
peanutbim gonna try and get it working23:12
Odd-rationalegreg-g: where can we see all those marked for expiration23:12
Odd-rationale?23:12
Odd-rationalepeanutb: did he ask recently? i don't find his/her question in my scroll back...23:13
greg-ghttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+expirable-bugs23:13
greg-git is linked from https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/23:13
nelleryI think  better one to use23:13
nellerywould be an advanced search with 'Incomplete without a reponse'23:14
nelleryand ordered by 'least recently changed'23:14
pwnguinhggdh: it's supposed to expire automatically, but that's a bug in lp itself ;)23:14
greg-gnope23:14
greg-gthey decided to not do that after a bunch of people didn't like it23:14
greg-git happened once then never again23:14
pwnguinwell a bunch of people didnt look at bugs, yes23:15
hggdhit is a question of human power and amount of bugs23:15
pwnguinwhich is why today is about :)23:15
hggdhindeed23:16
nelleryHere's a more appropriate list23:17
nelleryhttp://tinyurl.com/expirablebugs23:17
nelleryit doesn't have bugs that have responses from the reporter, but no reply from the triager23:17
hggdhthis can be something to look at and work on BUT: (1) if it is assigned to somebody, leave it be; (2) carefully read the issue before taking action23:19
Odd-rationaleSo if a bug can be expired, and you read in the comments that "yeah, thanks, that solved my issue", it is quite some to close it?23:21
pwnguinOdd-rationale: is it reproducable out of the box, or a matter of user error?23:22
hggdhanother view, with just "incomplete-without-response" , no assignee: http://tinyurl.com/5aqah223:23
hggdhand sorted least recently changed23:23
hggdhOdd-rationale, sometimes what solved the reporter's issues was a bypass, not a solution.23:24
Odd-rationalei see23:24
peanutbokay from 5-a-day im getting some weird errors23:24
Odd-rationalepeanutb: like?23:25
YasumotoI'm having bzr issues with 5-a-day23:25
Yasumotosomething about ctypes 1.0.2 instead of 1.0.323:25
peanutbpastebinning it23:25
peanutbhttp://pastebin.ca/109743323:25
emmaIs this a bug with xorg? -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/15648023:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 156480 in xorg "ati-prop-driver, dualhead, X freezes" [Undecided,New]23:26
emmaOr is that bug old enough to ask if it is still a problem and mark incomplete?23:27
pwnguinemma: it might be an x driver thing. until its clear its xorg, I'd refile it against xserver-xorg-video-something23:28
pwnguinand ask if it's fixed in hardy / intrepid23:28
emmaOkay.23:28
peanutbOdd-rationale: im getting a bzr error about branches not existing23:28
Odd-rationalepeanutb: did you tell 5-a-day what your LP id is?23:29
peanutbyeah23:29
peanutbOdd-rationale: http://pastebin.ca/109743323:29
nellerypeanutb, I think that happened to me23:29
pwnguinemma: the one trick is, it's restricted; that's fglrx23:29
nelleryreinstall 5-a-day23:29
nellerydelete your ~/.5-a-day file23:29
peanutbi installed it like 5 min ago23:29
emmapwnguin: I don't get you, what do you mean by restricted?23:29
nellerypeanutb, and delete .5-a-day-paul-bartell23:30
nelleryit's happened twice to me, and that worked23:30
pwnguinemma: ati has different drivers. the closed binary ones (restricted) and the free ones23:30
pwnguinanyone know the right package to assign fglrx bugs to?23:32
emmapwnguin: ahh I understand now. Yes that would be a problem.23:32
Odd-rationalepwnguin: well, you have to download the fglrx binaries from ati.com23:33
pwnguinemma: ati is one of the open ones =/23:33
pwnguinno you dont23:33
Odd-rationalei don't think it is in any of the repos...23:33
pwnguini know theres some parts in -restricted-modules23:33
Odd-rationaleoh, wait. ditch that...23:34
pwnguindont worry, i already did :)23:34
Odd-rationalelinux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`23:34
Odd-rationaledownloading from ati.com is the other way to get the drivers...23:36
pwnguinthis is true23:36
pwnguinbut not very user friendly, or supported23:36
Odd-rationaleless recommended but sometimes works better23:36
pwnguinwhen it doesn't work, dont file in LP ;)23:37
Yasumotosweet, 5-a-day works23:37
Yasumotoi forgot to uncomment the repo after upgrading to intrepid from hardy..23:37
Odd-rationalehttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI23:37
Yasumotofor packages from debian, the difference between a merge and a sync is23:38
Yasumotoa merge is for a new package not in Ubuntu, and a sync is for one already in the ubuntu repos, right?23:39
peanutbOdd-rationale: getting rid of the .5-a-day file fixed it. thanks23:40
effie_jayxYasumoto,  a merge is for a package that has changes compared to the original debian package23:41
Odd-rationalepeanutb: wasn't my idea... but was going to suggest it... :)23:42
Yasumotoeffie_jayx: ah, thanks23:42
Yasumoto(I was thinking "merge this package into the Ubuntu repo")23:43
effie_jayxYasumoto,  those are requests to MOTU's23:43
pwnguinYasumoto: it is a merge, it's merge the changes ubuntu has with the changes debian has23:43
pwnguinsometimes ubuntu changes make it upstream, so we can drop patches etc, and if there's no changes left, we can just sync from then on23:44
pwnguinYasumoto: http://jldugger.livejournal.com/8866.html has a quick treatment on the subject =/23:45
pwnguinit doesn't cover what a sync is versus a merge though23:46
effie_jayxpwnguin,  there is cool docs in the wiki23:47
* effie_jayx fetches for them23:47
effie_jayxhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/Merging-and-Syncing is a nice one23:49
pwnguinno pictures, and a wall of text ;)23:50
pwnguinanyways23:50
nxvlhello from peru in a new location: Starbuck cafe!23:51
effie_jayxnxvl,  :D23:52
nxvlno more proxys finally!23:53
RoAkSoAxlol23:56
emmaIs there a certain common package for reports of the form: "My resume/suspend don't work"23:56
Odd-rationalei think it is acpi23:57
Odd-rationaleanother one might be pm-utils23:59

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