=== asac_ is now known as asac === Sergeant_Pony is now known as Pony_kb1ohy [10:47] * gnomefreak wonders *thinks* === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [12:16] YAY i might have lucked out with smuxi ;) [12:16] ill be back later to check on it [13:05] anyone here? [13:16] gnomefreak: yes === asac_ is now known as asac [13:44] is it possbile to add 1 file to be cleaned in rules? [13:44] outside of normal clean command it has [13:44] bdrung: asac ^^ [13:45] gnomefreak: example? [13:45] smartirc4net-0.4.5.1/bin/Meebey.SmartIrc4net.dll.mdb [13:46] for some reason its not removing that file during clean [13:46] during build nor with fakeroot debian/rules clean [13:47] im sure nobinonly would be best way but its only one file [13:48] give me a minute and ill post the clean section of rules [13:49] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/523476 is full rules file [13:49] add something like "rm -rf bin/Meebey.SmartIrc4net.dll.mdb"? [13:49] will rules take a command like that? [13:49] yes [13:50] or "-rf bin/Meebey.SmartIrc4net.dll.mdb" should also work [13:50] bdrung: before or after the clean section? [13:51] i guess after would work since ther is no close to clean [13:51] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/523488 [13:51] ah thanks [13:51] dropped the -r, because recursive is only useful for directories [13:52] if this does not work, add "rm" [13:52] ok ill try it [13:53] rm -f *-stamp [13:53] f bin/Meebey.SmartIrc4net.dll.mdb [13:53] make: f: Command not found [13:53] so i might have to it didnt fail yet [13:54] althought its not there [13:55] seems to have worked thanks bdrung [13:55] nope it didnt [13:56] gnomefreak: the - is missing [13:56] -f bin/Meebey.SmartIrc4net.dll.mdb [13:56] using rm worked [13:57] i added it with -f [13:57] rm -f *-stamp [13:57] rm -f bin/Meebey.SmartIrc4net.dll.mdb [14:06] for some reason dpkg-build* isnt signing the .dsc [14:08] clean chroot or normal system it fails to sign them so i cant upload them :( [14:12] gnomefreak: are your email-adress in debian/changelog? [14:13] yep [14:13] it only asks for password once [14:13] for tar [14:14] than just fails and never asks for second passowrd [14:15] http://pastebin.mozilla.org/523521 bdrung here is end of build [14:15] seems agent issue but doesnt give any help towards it [14:17] hardy or intrepid? [14:17] intrepid [14:17] hardy works fine [14:17] probably a bug [14:18] im trying killing gpg-agent [14:18] nope [14:19] Unable to locate package gpg-agent [14:20] gnupg-agent is there [14:26] if you give me a debdiff i can test it on my machine [14:29] gonna be hard since its not in our repos [14:30] i have to push to bzr anyway [14:44] hmmmm this is gonna take a while [14:57] gnomefreak: ping me when you have pushed it [14:58] bdrung: it will be tomorrow most likely [14:58] waiting on LP to do something for me with it [14:58] gnomefreak: PPA? [14:59] bdrung: no. projects i cant push to PPA without a signed .dsc .diff [14:59] hmmmmmmm [14:59] a right [15:00] mayb ei can push [15:00] for what are you waiting then? [15:02] metaproject but im pushing anyway [15:02] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~gnomefreak/smartirc4net/ubuntu-0.x [15:02] thats branch [15:04] ok, i will test it [15:04] thanks [15:06] and pushing smuxi so i can grab them after cleaning $HOME [15:07] will need some time. i fight with kvm [15:07] take your time if i leave befor eyou get a chance just catch up with me tomorrow [15:08] * gnomefreak might make a lenny chroot while im at it [20:29] Hey! [20:49] hey === Sergeant_Pony is now known as Pony_KB1OHY [21:10] hmm ... how could i listen for all GObject instance creations? [21:19] <[reed]> asac: so, I use network-manager-openvpn for connecting to Mozilla's various VPNs... it works great, except that after a little while, I lose the ability to resolve any hosts from the VPN due to my local DHCP server causing /etc/resolv.conf to be overwritten... I just discovered resolvconf today, but I don't know if it will help or hurt. Thoughts? I see multiple bugs filed on this not working right, and frankly, it's kinda sad that th [21:19] <[reed]> is doesn't, as it's pretty important. bug 247257, bug 229912, etc. [21:19] Launchpad bug 247257 in network-manager "DHCP stomps on openvpn settings." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/247257 [21:19] Launchpad bug 229912 in network-manager-openvpn "Push of DNS settings doesn't work with n-m-openvpn" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/229912 [21:19] [reed]: 0.6? [21:20] <[reed]> I have Hardy [21:20] <[reed]> whatever Hardy has [21:20] I lose the ability to resolve any hosts from the VPN due to my local DHCP server [21:20] ^^ what does that mean? local DHCP server? [21:21] [reed]: [21:21] <[reed]> means I only use the VPN for certain IP ranges (I don't redirect-gateway) [21:21] <[reed]> most of my traffic goes through my normal connection and uses my normal nameservers [21:22] [reed]: ok. how that "normal" connection setup? using NM as well? [21:22] <[reed]> yes [21:22] <[reed]> just wired connection [21:22] <[reed]> DHCP [21:22] <[reed]> nothing special [21:23] [reed]: so when you initially connect to VPN is overwrites your resolv.conf with the DNS servers you got from VPN, right? ... and those are ok. then a bit later you end up having your "normal" DNS entries again? [21:23] <[reed]> yes [21:23] is that because of lease update? [21:24] <[reed]> not sure... probably? [21:24] <[reed]> I haven't tracked down exactly when it happens [21:24] <[reed]> just that it works for a while, and then stops working, which means I have to disconnect VPN and reconnect [21:24] <[reed]> for it to work again [21:24] NM 0.6 DNS handling isnt really sophisticated and cannot be tuned. only thing i find strange is that you suddenly get your "normal" DNS entries back [21:25] ♥ NM0.7 [21:25] let me check how resolvconf support is implemented in 0.6 ... havent used that for a while [21:25] Nafallo: does openvpn work? ... i got mixed feedback on that VPN type [21:25] no idea. [21:25] <[reed]> resolvconf makes stuff worse, apparently [21:25] <[reed]> I just removed it [21:25] but it works great on my EeePC as well ;-) [21:26] I just tweaked the setup a bit :-) [21:26] [reed]: I'd say that if 0.7 works for you it will fix this issue for sure [21:26] i mean if openvpn works. [21:27] normal hardy in the bottom, three PPAs on top (Terminator, NM0.7, UNR), BenC's next kernel rc3 running below everything. [21:27] <[reed]> asac: does Intrepid have 0.7? [21:27] [reed]: intrepid + hardy PPA [21:27] its default in intrepid [21:27] http://launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive [21:28] asac: also. plz to bump gimp-python to Recommends in ubuntu-desktop, kthxbai ;-) [21:28] Nafallo: why do you say that to me ;)? [21:28] asac: core and stuff :-P [21:29] asac: and opinion... [21:29] <[reed]> asac: how easy will I be able to revert if this doesn't work? [21:29] <[reed]> easily* [21:30] [reed]: downgrading all packages that get updated through that PPA should be enough [21:30] <[reed]> how do I downgrade? [21:30] most likely downgrading all NM packages will be enough [21:31] [reed]: sudo apt-get install network-manager= libnm-util0= libnm-glib0= network-manager-gnome= network-manager-openvpn= [21:31] and maybe wpasupplicant= [21:31] [reed]: at best dont add the PPA lines and run: [21:32] sudo apt-get install --reinstall network-manager libnm-util0 libnm-glib0 network-manager-gnome network-manager-openvpn wpasupplicant [21:32] that should download all current packages and you will have them in cache for the worst-case-scenario (that you dont have any net) [21:32] but its unlikely that you dont have any network due to this [21:33] highest risk is that you end up having no vpn (chances are 50/50 that it works) [21:33] <[reed]> ok, I'll try it tomorrow maybe [21:33] hehe [21:34] <[reed]> maybe on my other laptop [21:34] <[reed]> hmm [21:34] [reed]: ok resolvconf should make NM not change your resolv.conf at all [21:34] (in 0.6) [21:34] <[reed]> ah [21:34] <[reed]> yes, that's what it did [21:34] <[reed]> which was annoying [21:35] [reed]: can you send me a syslog that captures the time when you revert back to "local" dns only [21:35] that sounds a bit wierd imo. [21:35] most complains i received were about the opposite: e.g. nm shouldnt overwrite the local dns when connected to VPN [21:36] <[reed]> it just happened [21:36] [reed]: yes. i think it probably happens from outside of NM [21:36] <[reed]> Aug 23 15:35:43 jarodplus dhclient: DHCPREQUEST of on eth0 to 1.2.3.4 port 67 [21:36] <[reed]> Aug 23 15:35:43 jarodplus dhclient: DHCPACK of 5.6.7.8 from 1.2.3.4 [21:36] <[reed]> Aug 23 15:35:43 jarodplus NetworkManager: DHCP daemon state is now 3 (renew) for interface eth0 [21:36] <[reed]> Aug 23 15:35:43 jarodplus dhclient: bound to 5.6.7.8 -- renewal in 3513 seconds. [21:36] [reed]: do you have anything in your interfaces ? [21:37] <[reed]> and that's when it rewrote /etc/resolv.conf back to my local nameservers [21:37] yeah [21:38] <[reed]> reed@jarodplus:~$ cat /etc/network/interfaces [21:38] <[reed]> auto lo [21:38] <[reed]> iface lo inet loopback [21:38] <[reed]> #iface eth0 inet dhcp [21:38] <[reed]> auto eth0 [21:39] [reed]: hmm. ok i think that should be fine [21:39] [reed]: what is in /etc/dhcp3 ? [21:39] <[reed]> reed@jarodplus:/etc/dhcp3$ ls [21:39] <[reed]> dhclient.conf dhclient-enter-hooks.d dhclient-exit-hooks.d dhcpd.conf [21:40] <[reed]> don't think I've personally touched any of these files [21:40] true. what is in the hooks directories? is there resolvconf? [21:41] <[reed]> in enter, yes [21:41] <[reed]> but then again, I just installed resolvconf for the first time today [21:41] [reed]: move that away. probably thats what is overwriting your thing [21:41] <[reed]> and then I removed it [21:41] [reed]: yeah [21:41] [reed]: sudo apt-get remove --purge resolvconf [21:41] [reed]: try to purge it [21:41] then that file should go away [21:42] <[reed]> yep [21:42] [reed]: gone? [21:42] <[reed]> yes, but that wouldn't be causing my problem, as obviously, it wasn't installed until today [21:42] <[reed]> and I've had this problem for over a year [21:43] [reed]: you sure you never had resolvconf installed at some point in the past? [21:43] that file is a hook that overwrites your resolv.conf when dhclient gets a lease [21:43] <[reed]> unknown, but I doubt it [21:45] <[reed]> anyway, we'll see [21:45] <[reed]> I'll let you know if it happens again [21:45] [reed]: yes. for me it makes sense that that script causes exactly the behaviour you described [21:46] if that doesnt fix it, trying NM 0.7 might be worth it. [21:46] <[reed]> k [23:43] how come when I right click on a url in xchat it opens the link in epiphany browser? ( ubuntu 8.10 ) [23:53] 8.10? [23:53] I want to use software from the future too! :-)