[00:58] mrooney, ping [00:59] hggdh: hi! [01:01] hi, I will sftp it over to xibiu [01:06] mrooney, it is under /tmp/eeebotu [01:07] mrooney, you will have to adjust the settings [01:22] hggdh: okay! [01:22] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/267612 [01:22] Launchpad bug 267612 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "green lines when playing video" [Undecided,New] [01:22] any id's ? === wolfger_ is now known as wolfger === blan_ is now known as blan [07:30] good morning :) [08:32] Ping seb128 : I havent bugged the ffmpeg gstreamer plugin update as were involved in improving the process. Would you like to me help with writing a freeze exception rationale for this? [08:32] nullack: no [08:33] I've no clue of why ffmpeg should be updated [08:33] and I've too much to do without having to work on that [08:33] seb128: Im talking about the gstreamer plugin for ffmpeg [08:33] You did the good and ugly plugins recently [08:33] gst-ffmpeg uses the system ffmpeg on debian and ubuntu [08:33] you probably want ffmpeg updated [08:34] So to upgrade the plugin we need to upgrade all of ffmpeg? [08:34] not sure what plugins you want to update [08:34] but if you want to update the ffmpeg codecs you need to update ffmpeg-debian [08:34] The gstreamer plugin for ffmpeg [08:35] it's not clear what you are trying to get changed there [08:35] http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg [08:36] what is the issue exactly? [08:36] well, you can update gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg [08:36] Gstreamer released updates to their plugin which fixes numerous bufs [08:36] I'm not sure it'll bring anything though [08:36] I am [08:36] the package is built using --with-system-ffmpeg [08:36] are you sure those plugins are used in this case? [08:37] Im not sure about build specifics on Ubuntu but I am sure of improvements the new revision brings to our users [08:37] the ffmpeg-debian ones should be used rather [08:37] did you try it? [08:37] anyone ran into the MP-Bios Timer Not Connected To IO_APIC error? [08:37] it looks like you are advocating for a new ffmpeg [08:38] Mate I had hoped to not have to advocate the whole thing, just the gstreamer part [08:38] but since gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg uses ffmpeg-debian and not ithe gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg copy on debian and ubuntu upgrading gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg will not likely achieve what you want [08:38] But....ffmpeg is very old in the intrepid repos [08:39] Whos the maintainer of ffmpeg in Ubuntu? Not you I assume Sebastien? [08:39] not me no [08:39] I suggested you to ping siretart the other day no? [08:39] Yes I havent seen him so far [08:39] you can also try to talk to slomo but I think he's on holidays [08:39] maybe mail them [08:39] Right, stariek and slomo [08:39] Thanks Sebastien, have a good day [08:40] you're welcome [08:40] you might also want to start a discussion on the ubuntu-devel list about ffmpeg being outdated in ubuntu [08:40] I'll do that too, good suggestion [08:41] no one with the MP-BIOS error: Timer not connected to IO-APIC? [08:42] i recently upgraded to Intrepid, and had a question about that particular bug [08:43] no but maybe search on launchpad [08:43] searched for hours....found alot [08:43] Drag0nLord: No, although my laptop won't boot on battery. Your error's probably easy to search for. [08:43] lol [08:44] i'm on a desktop pc [08:44] i was going to mention, that after upgrading to Intrepid, i saw something a bit different [08:45] without using any workarounds, straight after upgrade, i notice that the IO-APIC is actually found in Intrepid [08:45] good morning [08:45] Morning dholbach. I'm obviously home early! [08:46] hi RAOF [08:46] * dholbach is late today :-) [08:47] Heh. === BugMaN1 is now known as BugMaN === seb128_ is now known as seb128 === mdz_ is now known as mdz === eddie is now known as Guest48233 === mdz_ is now known as mdz [14:08] So let's say Intrepid has very slow wireless which often drops, and ath5k_pci uses inordinate amounts of CPU, which package might that be? Just linux? [14:13] whatever distributes that driver, which is probably linux, yes. [14:53] Hobbsee, ping -- need help with bug 267763 [14:53] Launchpad bug 267763 in debian "Evolution shows (picture) attachments from previously, just seen, emails" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267763 [14:56] Boo [14:56] don't cry i didn't mean to scare you [14:57] :) [14:59] hggdh: as long as it isn't that nutcase who doesn't understand paragraphs... [15:00] Hobbsee, well, in terms... its mesself, so one might look at it as a nutcase [15:00] hggdh: you don't hold a candle to the bug reports i saw earlier.... [15:00] Hobbsee, it seems I cannot add a bug watch to Gnome... [15:01] Hobbsee, which bug? now I am curious [15:01] hggdh: looks like someone else has [15:02] Hobbsee, no that was myself. I wanted to add a gnome watch, and I cannot get it to work (requires a distribution) [15:02] hggdh: as for why it didn't work for you, i've no idea. the upstream section tends to confuse the hell out of me, so i actively avoid it :) [15:02] oh - i think you wanted the other option, then. [15:03] which one? they changed LP, and I am lost now :-( [15:03] i'm not sure. i always get lost there nwo too [15:03] :-) [15:03] also affects project, i think [15:03] hmm [15:03] Saint pedro_ did it... [15:04] you can't just dump the URL in the the bottom half, and let it figure itself out? [15:04] Bug #267328 [15:04] Launchpad bug 267328 in consolekit "console-kit-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in g_str_hash() (not #259639)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267328 [15:04] I tried, but the blasted page errored out [15:04] hggdh: welcome to launchpad... [15:05] hggdh: although i've no idea why it worked for pedro after, then. [15:05] hggdh: see ^ === teKnofreak is now known as techno_freak [15:05] * Hobbsee has already changed the description and such. [15:06] Hobbsee, saw the bug... succeeded on reading the first two lines, and then gave up [15:06] Saint pedro_ , how did you add the bug watch on the bug? [15:06] hggdh: to which one ? [15:07] bug 267763? [15:07] Launchpad bug 267763 in debian "Evolution shows (picture) attachments from previously, just seen, emails" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267763 [15:07] yes [15:07] i didn't [15:07] Filed here by: Adam Buchbinder <- [15:08] yes... just saw it... [15:08] OK, no matter. How does one add a bug watch for Gnome nowadays? [15:09] same way as before, I've added a few this morning didn't encounter any issues [15:09] also affects distribution? [15:09] hggdh: also affects project [15:09] no, also affects project [15:10] right [15:10] dammit [15:10] hggdh: that's the same label for ages in launchpad [15:11] seb128, I just woke up, I guess I am still half off :-( [15:11] hggdh: good morning then ;-) [15:11] (meaning the upper half) [15:12] * hggdh *knew* the bed was the best place for today... :-( [15:13] anyways, now to earn a bit of money... see you all later. [15:20] * pochu waves at pedro_ [15:20] hey pochu! [15:20] * pedro_ hugs pochu [15:21] * pochu hugs pedro_ back :) [15:22] pedro_: how are you doing? [15:22] pochu: I'm great, how about you, how's the university going? [15:23] pedro_: just finished my exams today :) so I'm able to contribute to Ubuntu again [15:23] woohoo! [15:23] pochu: want some updates to do? ;-) [15:23] bonjour seb128! [15:23] seb128: why not? :) [15:24] hey pedro_ [15:24] seb128: I'm trying to make a patch for pygobject right now but I can do updates too [15:24] pochu: what needs patching? [15:24] seb128: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=550235 [15:24] Gnome bug 550235 in general "Please allow a libpyglib per python version" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [15:25] lool made a patch but it's not optimal [15:25] pochu: lool fixed that in the ubuntu package already no? [15:26] yeah, but in /usr/lib/pygobject/ which means things linking to it will have an RPATH [15:26] so upstream prefers something like /usr/lib/libpyglib-python2.X.so or something like that === mcas_away is now known as mcas === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse === mcas is now known as mcas_away [16:23] Awsoonn_: Do you have something planned for Thursday? I'd really us to take a look at the Confirmed bugs without a package and would like to run it on the 11th. [16:24] bdmurray: while you are here, do you have any thoughts on what the next step is for bug 224797 [16:24] Launchpad bug 224797 in migration-assistant "Hardy migration assistant offers to import "Gaim" settings instead of "Pidgin"" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/224797 [16:25] it seems poor from a QA standpoint, and probably not that hard to fix, either [16:25] mrooney: update the title? [16:25] bdmurray: okay, to include Intrepid? [16:25] mrooney: right, and I'd also ping evand in #ubuntu-installer since he assigned it to himself [16:26] he has assigned a lot of migration-assistant bugs to himself :) [16:26] mrooney: well, he did write it. ;) [16:26] * mrooney waves at asac_ [16:27] bdmurray: okay I will do that. I thought though that putting the release in the title is not the proper way. doesn't seb128 always complain about that [16:27] * asac_ waves back [16:27] or maybe that was putting the application name in the title that I am thinking of... [16:27] mrooney: okay, then just remove the hardy bit - I'm indifferent. It just seems misleading as it stand [16:27] s [16:28] I'll add it to the title, I think I was confused between release name and app name :) [16:28] mrooney: putting the version is the title is proper way when a bug is specific about this version, not when you have a bug on a version and no clue about other versions or didn't try those [16:28] ie "hardy to intrepid nautilus upgrade bug" is a proper title [16:29] seb128: okay, I guess I will put Hardy/Intrepid. it obviously doesn't apply to older releases since Gaim was not the incorrect name then [16:29] mrooney: if the bug happens on intrepid put no title [16:29] no version in the title [16:29] okay [16:39] okay, thanks bdmurray and seb128, I think I got it all sorted out! === asac_ is now known as asac === eddie is now known as Guest74585 [17:08] bdmurray: Sounds like a great idea to me. === Awsoonn_ is now known as Awsoonn [17:12] Awsoonn: okay, great I'll set that up for the 11th then [17:18] Bug 153801 isn't set to any package. I would like to change it to tvtime and mark it as confirmed but I'm unsure if that's correct. Stéphane Loeuillet is claiming on 2007-10-31 that it isn't tvtimes fault but I disagree. [17:18] Launchpad bug 153801 in ubuntu "Cannot find "/dev/video0"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/153801 [17:32] ogasawara: bug 266989 seems to be a regression from Hardy to Intrepid [17:32] Launchpad bug 266989 in linux "Epson 2450 scanner not seen on firewire kernel 2.6.27" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/266989 [17:34] bdmurray: ok, I'll take a look [17:34] ogasawara: wrt fixed-2.6.27 should that only be used if it was confirmed broken in 2.6.26? [17:35] bdmurray: right [17:35] bdmurray: no sorry, I read that too fast [17:35] bdmurray: fixed-2.6.27 is for any bugs fixed with 2.6.27 regardless if broken on 2.6.26 [17:36] ogasawara: okay, thanks [18:12] pedro_: Do you think bug 221759 is gnome or xorg related? [18:12] Launchpad bug 221759 in ubuntu "User is logged out when a numpad number key is pressed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/221759 [18:16] [ 4490.491791] Xgl[6988]: segfault at 000001a6 eip 0818db66 esp bfc5b000 error 4 [18:16] that's an xgl bug [18:17] xserver-xgl which is deprecated in intrepid [18:17] You think all those people had it installed? [18:18] you can ask but one guy wrote that and the next one confirmed that uninstalling xgl fixed the issue [18:30] thekorn: Is there a bug refresh function in python-launchpad-bugs? [18:30] bdmurray, no, unfortunatly not, [18:31] there is a open bug about this, [18:31] but I never found a smart way to fix this [18:33] bdmurray, it's bug 138837 [18:33] Launchpad bug 138837 in python-launchpad-bugs "RFE: bug.changed should be empty after running bug.commit() successfully" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/138837 [18:33] at least it is related === mcas_away is now known as mcas [18:39] thekorn: hmm, okay [18:39] thekorn: what is the status of the nominations branch? [18:43] bdmurray, no big progress in the last few days, [18:43] so committing nominations requests and accepting them does not work yet [18:44] one problem where I got stuck was that Nominations requested by a driver of a project are auto-accepted [18:45] and I have no clue how to reflect this scheme [18:48] Personally, I'm less concerned with requesting than accepting. [18:51] ok, I will have a look at it again in a bit [18:54] hmm. what is the right package for bugs in xkb? like bug #224649 ? [18:54] Launchpad bug 224649 in control-center "limited to 4 alternative keyboard layouts - any reason?" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/224649 [18:57] is it just xorg? or xserver-xorg-input-keyboard? [19:04] Ampelbein, well, you answered your own question *with* your first question :) [19:04] * ogra would suggest kbd [19:05] oh, you said xkb ... i read kbd :) [19:06] bdmurray, ok, just read the code again, I think I have a good idea how to support nominations, I will do some coding after a break === eddie is now known as Guest40464 [21:14] are we using launchpad to track issues with the Intrepid NewHuman theme? [21:14] i've just seen a new report describing a problem with the theme [21:15] but i've also seen this comment suggesting that issues with the theme should be discussed on the wiki page: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/human-theme/+bug/243957/comments/12 [21:15] Launchpad bug 243957 in human-theme "Some text in intrepid's new default theme is unreadable" [High,Triaged] [21:17] chrisccoulson: using launchpad is always a good idea [21:18] chrisccoulson: you might want to note the issue on the wiki too if some team uses that too but milestoned bugs are what are used to track issue in ubuntu [21:18] thanks seb128. i was looking specifically at bug 267883, which is actually a known problem according to this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/NewHumanTesting [21:18] Launchpad bug 267883 in openoffice.org "Ibex - Hints in OpenOffice with NewHuman theme are unreadable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/267883 [21:19] chrisccoulson: could be, still better to have a milestoned bug on launchpad for tracking [21:19] dunno about this specific issue but I'm not working on art things [21:19] no problem! thanks === mcas is now known as mcas_away [21:49] hi, have only 1 month experience with ubuntu, would love to help, where should I start? [21:49] yusuf_: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs is a good place to start reading. === eddie is now known as Guest68475 [21:59] hi! I'm trying to get the url right for listing all In Progress bugs for a particular team or person [21:59] I tried: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-security/+bugs-text?orderby=status&field.status%3Alist=INPROGRESS [21:59] but that doesn't seem to work. this does though: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs-text?orderby=status&field.status%3Alist=INPROGRESS [22:00] I'm not a p-l-b guru yet, so not sure where to find info on how to do that... [22:01] jdstrand: there are no text listings for teams [22:01] that's a bummer [22:01] bdmurray: is there another way to accomplish the same type of thing? [22:01] jdstrand: use the html listing? [22:01] you mean screen-scrape? [22:02] (I was trying to avoid that) [22:02] I guess I'm confused are you using py-lp-b or not? [22:02] I have have had a look at the url provided but i am still lost, could u give me an easy task to start with [22:02] bdmurray: I am before using p-l-b yet. I looked in /usr/share/doc/p-l-b/examples and saw the bugs-text example [22:03] bdmurray: so thought I could adapt it (ta-bug.py specifically) [22:03] tag-bug.py [22:03] jdstrand: if you are using py-lp-b - ConnectBugList("html") should do it [22:04] bdmurray: oh right. now I know what you mean. is the api for p-l-b documented conveniently? [22:05] bdmurray: I always struggle to come up with the right invocation, etc [22:05] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugHelper/Dev/python-launchpad-bugs/BugList [22:05] and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugHelper/Dev/python-launchpad-bugs/Bug [22:05] bdmurray: oh those are excellent. thanks! [22:06] jdstrand: no problem [22:30] I'm trying submit a proper bug report against evolution, but when it crashes, apport doesnt start... how do I get apport to pay attention? [22:31] apport-clu [22:31] apport-cli [22:31] :) [22:31] I've found the command... but there is nothing in/var/crash [22:33] dupondje, that documentation on the web says it ought to start automatically after an application crash? [22:34] it SHOULD :) [22:34] dvhart: try running with G_DEBUG=fatal_criticals evolution [22:35] Ampelbein, still nothing [22:35] and /var/crash is empty [22:35] I ran once in gdb and got a bt [22:35] I've found the same bug in launchpad, but it was closed because the submitter didn't provide all the apport details... [22:36] so I'm reluncant to proceed without it [22:36] dvhart: wheich release are you on? [22:36] Ubuntu 8.04.1 [22:36] dvhart: apport is disabled since that is a stable release - it is only turned on by default in development releases [22:37] hah [22:37] * dvhart wouldn't call hardy stable.... but I digress, I know what you mean :-) [22:37] is it possibly for me to turn it on? [22:37] dvhart: you can find instructions regarding enabling apport at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed [22:37] Disregard the whole proposed bit [22:38] ah ok [22:39] was wondering what that had to do with it :-) [22:40] yeah, the only important bit is enabling apport [22:40] shall I still run with fatal_criticals? [22:40] or try without options first? [22:40] try w/o first [22:41] nice thanks! [22:42] heh, ok and I see my bug is now reported twice by others [22:43] the context looked different when I read them before [22:43] but the text summary apport used is identical [22:44] thanks for the help folkds [22:44] * dvhart disables apport [22:45] dvhart: if the context looks too different, file the bug anyway. it can still be marked a duplicate later after reviewing the stacktraces. [22:47] ack [22:54] done, thanks for the assistance [23:12] bdmurray: Warning: that "thomas delbeke" that you replied to on launchpad-users is the one who filed a bug with a 2000 word paragraph yesterday asserting that it wasn't a duplicate of another when it clearly was, and that it was somehow a security issue because he typed his sudo password somewhere where it wasn't hidden. I'm not sure you've much hope. [23:13] wgrant: hmmm, thanks for the info [23:14] It was an impressive wall of text. [23:14] I can only imagine [23:52] I'm looking at bug #113919 which applies to Hardy - and earlier. The suggested patch to fix is now in Intrepid. How do I request a backport so that Hardy users can benefit? [23:52] Launchpad bug 113919 in dosfstools "fsck crashes checking external FAT drive" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/113919 [23:53] Or do I just create a new backport request and ignore that this bug exists?