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mrooneyis there a way to search for bugs WITHOUT a tag on launchpad?00:50
bdmurraymrooney: nope, what are you looking for specifically?00:58
mrooneybdmurray: well, I wanted to see if there we any needs-packaging bugs that weren't tagged00:59
mrooneybased on title00:59
bdmurraymrooney: oh, I've something that checks for that already ;)01:01
mrooneybdmurray: ahh okay, I had a guess that you might :)01:01
bdmurrayI think I ran it last week or so01:01
mrooneyI figured I could do a search for needs packaging bugs based on title, and then the same search with the tag, and take the difference01:02
mrooneyis that how you do it?01:02
bdmurraybugs w/o a package, title like [n-p] and n-p not in tags via py-lp-b01:02
mrooneybdmurray: by the way, did you ever take a peek at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MikeRooney/EeeBotuSpec and see if I missed any use cases under Subscriptions?01:04
bdmurraymrooney: bugs newly targetted to a release and recently assigned an importance01:09
hggdhbdmurray, hi01:10
bdmurrayhggdh: hello01:11
mrooneybdmurray: when you say newly targeted and recently assigned, do you mean...new bugs?01:13
mrooneybdmurray: ahh, I see, I guess EeeBotu could also read the recently changed bugs to get things like that01:14
bdmurraymrooney: a bug that just had an importance of High assigned to it01:14
mrooneythough currently it only looks at new bugs01:14
mrooneyso you have opened up a whole new world of ideas01:14
hggdhyes!01:14
bdmurraymrooney: the old bot used the mailing list I believe01:15
bdmurrayand that would have changes like that01:15
mrooneyhm I thought it was only new bugs...01:15
mrooneyI suppose you would know better than I, however01:15
hggdhbdmurray, you mean parsing the emails sent to -bugs?01:15
bdmurrayThat's correct01:15
hggdhkees, not really that difficult01:16
hggdhso, probably 3 threads: one reads email, one reads RSS, and one communicates with IRC01:18
hggdhprobably more...01:18
hggdhdammit, again I pinged k ees, instead of OK01:18
hggdhI am going to take out this expansion... I am tired of it01:19
mrooneyhggdh: expansion?01:19
hggdhxchat auto expands k to the first nick that matches01:19
hggdhif at the beginning of a new line01:20
pwnguinis there a way to discover the debian QA URL for a package from the name itself?01:21
pwnguinsomething like     * error fetching http://packages.qa.debian.org/l/liferea/news/rss20.xml (404 Not Found)01:21
pwnguindoh01:21
pwnguinhttp://packages.qa.debian.org/l/liferea/news.rss20.xml01:22
pwnguinsomething like that; im guessing it's not always just a single letter?01:22
mrooneybdmurray: still around?02:37
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hggdhnullack, check your mail03:21
nullackhggdh : Wow, thanks heaps :)03:22
nullackI note your points and Im looking at it in detail now03:22
hggdhyes, I would like more comments on it indeed03:22
emmatest03:23
hggdhtest echo03:23
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emmahttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/27035703:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270357 in totem "Totem Crashes When Trying to Open an MP3" [Medium,Incomplete]03:37
lifelessbug 26916803:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 269168 in gnome-system-monitor "System Monitor 2.22.3 described wrongly in help file V2.1 " [Low,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26916803:51
mrooneylifeless: mentioning that bug for any reason?03:51
lifelessyes, to get the link quickly, before I follow up03:52
mrooneyokay, I was just seeing if you wanted feedback or help03:52
lifelesstrying to get my dad engaged with Ubuntu, and 'pedro' has unhelpfully marked the bug as invalid, even though the topic is entirely accurate :)03:53
mrooneylifeless: well the issue is that you described two issues in the same bug, which isn't helpful to developers and triagers03:54
mrooneyyour description seems mainly about the background color, which as Pedro says is invalid as this is controlled by your theme03:55
mrooneyhowever the documentation is apparently incorrect so I would either transform that bug only into being about that, or make a new one03:55
lifelessmrooney: thats my dads description FWIW. As he isn't upstream, he can't really tell a-priori that there were two issues or one (and arguably its one issue - the docs are wrong; they should point at the theme)03:59
lifelessmrooney: pedro, the triager that touched it should have transformed it rather than closing it invalid; round-trips are not efficient use of anyones time.04:00
hggdhlifeless, the same can be said about more than one issue per bug... but, anyway, you can re-open & edit the tile and description04:01
lifelesshggdh: a) I have already, and b) its only one issue04:01
hggdhlifeless, then I am lost. What is the problem?04:02
lifelesshggdh: don't know?04:02
lifeless      ^I04:02
mrooneylifeless: I understand where initially it doesn't seem efficient to ask you to do the work that he understands better, but the problem is that he couldn't do all that work for every single bug, so it is better to at least get a process started than do nothing04:05
lifelessmrooney: I think your understanding on queuing and scaling is a little broken, but thats ok, I have code to write up right now04:07
lifelessparticular with respect to new community members that we want to engage with not drive away04:08
lifelessciao for now04:08
hggdhmrooney, not worth the time04:09
mrooneyhggdh: :)04:11
j-bhello04:22
persiaj-b: Welcome04:23
j-b:)04:23
j-bsorry04:23
j-bI am upstream developer of VLC media player04:23
persiaExcellent!04:23
j-band trying to make some cleanness04:23
j-bin the vlc bug page04:23
j-bwe just released 0.9.2 which fixes more than a few bugs04:23
mrooneyhggdh: I feel like we should have wiki pages for such things, to explain philosophies and workflows in an end-user oriented way, perhaps04:24
j-bhaving a fixed_upstream tag would help04:24
mrooneyj-b: well you could link them to your upstream track and mark then as fixed there, perhaps?04:25
mrooney*upstream bug tracker04:25
mrooneythat seems ideal04:25
j-bno, because we don't have those bugs in our tracker04:25
persiaj-b: Do you want those bugs in your tracker?04:25
j-bno04:26
j-b:)04:26
persiaAh.  That makes it trickier. :)04:26
mrooneywhat about a tag like fixed-vlc-092 or something?04:26
j-bI could04:26
j-bmrooney: can I do that ?04:26
j-bmoreover most bugs are NOT vlc bugs04:27
j-bbut this is another subject04:27
mrooneytags are arbitrary and merely convention, as I understand them04:27
persiaI think it'd be better to just report which bugs are fixed by 0.9.2 in bug #26270504:27
j-bok04:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 262705 in vlc "VLC: New upstream release (0.8.6.i)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26270504:27
j-bneat04:27
persiaThat's the bug that is being tracked for the upgrade, so the developer who ends up looking after the upgrade will probably look there.04:27
j-bpersia: in fact, to tell you the truth, it is complex, since  we removed one module04:27
persia(mind you, it's also out of date, but that's different)04:28
j-bthat was very crashy04:28
j-bso we don't want those bugs in our tracker04:28
j-bpersia: this bug is about 0.8.6i not 0.9.204:28
hggdhmrooney, he is not a newcomer04:28
mrooneyhggdh: oh...04:28
persiaj-b: If you scroll down, you'll notice that someone suggested going to 0.9.2.  Which version do you think should be shipped?04:28
j-bpersia: when ?04:29
persiaj-b: October.04:29
j-bpersia: to fix security issues and those bugs ? 0.9.204:29
j-bor 0.9.304:29
j-bbut this is just my opinion04:29
persiaj-b: RIght :).  Someone just needs to update the title of 262705 to show the right version :)04:29
mrooneyj-b: must developers always want their latest version shipped :)04:29
j-band since vlc should be in multiverse now...04:29
mrooney*most04:29
persiaj-b: You're likely at least as qualified as anyone else to determine which version is best to ship.04:29
j-bmrooney: well, I don't really care, I use mine04:30
j-bmrooney: and I don't use my program, I code it :D04:30
hggdhmrooney, and his aggressiveness very much put me off04:30
j-bpersia: so you are sure that I don't create a new ticket for 0.9.2 ?04:30
persiaj-b: Yep.  There's no value in a new ticket, as the old one is out of date.  If there is an upgrade to 0.9.2, there's no point to also upgrading to 0.8.6.u.04:31
persias/u/i04:31
mrooneypersia: shouldn't it really be two bugs, not one for both hardy and intrepid?04:31
j-bj :D04:31
j-btrue04:31
mrooneywouldn't you want a hardy backport request and an intrepid sync, or something?04:31
j-bhardy security should have 0.8.6j04:32
j-bintrepid should have 0.9.204:32
persiamrooney: backports should be separate bugs, but against the $(release)-backports project, not against Ubuntu.04:32
j-b"This bug has 8 duplicates " :D04:32
persiajdong: !04:32
mrooneypersia: ah, right04:32
j-bnice job, jb04:32
* jdong was told to spawn here04:32
persiajdong: Please provide guidance on bug #26270504:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 262705 in vlc "VLC: New upstream release (0.8.6.i)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26270504:32
mrooneypersia: but still the 0.8.6j hardy security bug as j-b said should be separate from the 0.9.2 intrepid one, right?04:33
persiaLooks like we need a backport/sru/security update for 0.8.6.j and some upstream bugs were fixed in 0.9.2 for intrepid.04:33
jdongj-b: I'm interested in doing the VLC update to 0.9.2; I spent a few minutes earlier trying to understand the changes to 0.9.2 and what we need to do with our packaging04:33
j-bpersia: yes.04:33
persiajdong: j-b is upstream VLC, and has *all* the details.04:33
j-bjdong: ok04:33
j-bjdong: you need to remove libwx04:33
j-band  depend on libqt4-core libqt4-devel04:34
j-bjdong: but maybe you are interested in our debian/rules04:34
jdongI already got wx and libqt4-dev fixed04:34
j-b:)04:34
jdongj-b: yeah your debian/rules would be helpful04:34
j-bjdong: give me a second04:34
jdongI also got the various other build-deps that ./configure bails on04:34
j-breally ?04:34
jdongyeah, as I said, I was tinkering with it a lil bit earlier today04:34
jdongI believe they were dts->dca, libxpm/libxt-dev04:35
j-bhttp://www.jbkempf.com/blog/post/2008/03/28/Build-VLC-media-player-under-Ubuntu-Hardy-804 is still my configure, that i use04:35
j-bjdong: yes, but you need libass, which is in debian NEW04:35
jdongj-b: I believe it's in intrepid04:35
jdonghttps://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libass04:35
j-band qgtkstyle is more than recommanded04:35
j-bjdong: great04:35
j-bhttp://nightlies.videolan.org/build/intrepid-i386/04:36
jdongj-b: thanks; I'll take a look at the debian dir in that packaging04:36
j-bjdong: do you have libscroedinger-dev on interpid ?04:37
j-bjdong: maybe we shouldn't discuss this on this chan04:37
mrooneyit sure is incredibly interesting to me04:37
mrooney:)04:37
mrooneyI doubt anyone cares in such a low traffic channel04:38
j-bjdong: the bigger changes I would say are: qt4, schroedinger, liboil,04:38
j-btaglib04:38
jdonggot it.04:38
j-bmpeg2 MUST be update04:38
j-bmpeg2 MUST be updated04:38
jdongupdated from where?04:38
j-bhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vlc/+bug/97721 has already 8 duplicates of this MPEG2 issue04:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 97721 in vlc "[apport] vlc crashed with SIGSEGV in mpeg2 module" [Medium,New]04:38
j-bupstream04:38
j-bthis bug is not a vlc bug04:39
jdongok, I'll put those on my TODO list.04:40
jdongthanks for the advice, j-b. I need to call it a night and continue tomorrow04:40
jdongj-b: I'll be working on the packaging and updating the status on bug 270404 if you'd like to subscribe04:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270404 in vlc "Please update VLC to 0.9.2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27040404:40
mrooneyjdong: so do you think that bug 262705 should be just for hardy? to track the security update04:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 262705 in vlc "VLC: New upstream release (0.9.2" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26270504:41
j-barf04:41
mrooneyand then the 0.9.2 for intrepid?04:41
j-bI modified 26270504:42
j-bjdong: ok04:42
mrooney:]04:42
jdongmrooney: hmm 262705 should be hardy for now, preferably a backport of the patch. looking at this the changes needed for 0.9.2 are a bit intrusive for hardy04:42
j-bjdong: I just created my launchpad account04:42
jdongj-b: awesome04:42
jdongj-b: thanks for coming here; it's always great to have upstream around for tasks like this :)04:43
j-bwell, my g/f, my parents have been switched to ubuntu :D04:44
mrooneyjdong: but should 262705 be a backports request or a security update sru? j-b mentioned it contains security updates04:44
jdongmrooney: it's a security update04:44
mrooneysorry to keep you up for another minute :)04:44
jdongmrooney: the issue mentioned is pretty serious04:44
j-bjdong: don't ship i04:44
j-bship j04:44
j-bseriously04:44
jdongj-b: you mean for Intrepid?04:45
jdongor for hardy's update?04:45
j-bhardy update04:45
jdongok04:45
j-banyway04:45
j-bhow do I link from one bug to another ?04:45
mrooneyokay so threefold probably? 1. hardy security to 0.8.6j, 2. hardy backport for 0.9.2 and, 3. intrepid sync for 0.9.2 ?04:45
jdongif you just say bug #12345, it'll be turned into a link automatically04:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 12345 in isdnutils "isdn does not work, fritz avm (pnp?)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1234504:45
jdongoops :)04:45
mrooneyj-b: just mention it in a comment like jdong said04:46
persiaIf you put in the comment something of the form "bug #123456" it will automatically create a link on display.04:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 123456 in xine-lib "podcast crashes amarok" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/12345604:46
j-bhardy backport is difficult task04:46
jdongmrooney: hardy-security to j or the equivalent of j, intrepid packaging of 0.9.2.04:46
jdongmrooney: I'm not sure if a hardy backport of 0.9.2 will be possible but we can evaluate that once we have intrepid packages.04:46
mrooneyyes those seem like the important ones04:46
j-bjdong: for #107899, you need 0.9.2+ a patch04:48
j-bhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vlc/+bug/270404/comments/9 at least those bugs04:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270404 in vlc "Please update VLC to 0.9.2" [Undecided,New]04:49
jdongj-b: ok I'll have to look into the mpeg2 update and see what I can do with the release team04:49
j-bwhat do I do about bugs that are NOT vlc ?04:50
j-blike ffmpeg ?04:50
jdongj-b: you can use Also Affects, distribution Ubuntu, package ffmpeg04:50
j-blike #10467104:50
jdongand mark the bug invalid for VLC And confirmed for ffmpeg04:50
j-bwell, I cannot until I have a sample to test04:50
j-belse, ffmpeg is going to send it back :D04:51
j-bbut I am really sure04:51
jdongok, I really need to sleep; early morning classes and long day ahead04:51
jdongyou can almost always find me in #ubuntu-motu in case something else comes up :)04:52
greg-gj-b: a "cleaner" way of changing the assigned package is to simply edit the current assigned (ie: not adding a new one and invalidating the old, just change the current one).04:52
j-bhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vlc/+bug/270404/comments/904:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270404 in vlc "Please update VLC to 0.9.2" [Undecided,New]04:53
j-bthos don't move to links04:53
j-bgreg-g: maybe04:53
greg-gneed the word "[bB]ug" before the numbers :)04:54
j-band of course, I cannot edit my comments :)04:55
j-bcan I tag as invalid if description is incorrect ?04:55
greg-gwhat do you mean description is incorrect (sorry, I haven't been following the whole conversation)04:57
greg-gif the bug is invalid (NOTABUG) then yeah, mark as invalid.  If it is just assigned to the wrong package, reassign it.04:58
j-bok05:00
j-bif I need a Stacktrace ?05:00
mrooneyj-b: if you want to make changes you are pretty sure of and keep a list, I will be happy to review them tomorrow!05:00
j-bmrooney: well, codecs crashes are not really in FFmpeg05:01
greg-gthen comment and say what you need and mark as incomplete05:01
j-bnot really in vlc, but more in Ffmpeg05:01
nullacksiretart said that there wont be an ffmpeg update for Intrepid, and that means any VLC upgrade done properly wont be achieved either05:05
j-b:)05:05
mrooneyj-b: but anyway I would recommend keeping a list and posting it here so that a bugcontrol member or someone similar can make sure they are all kosher and save you some work05:05
j-bI was sure of that05:05
j-bbut at least, it will not be our fault05:06
j-bWe will link to your bug and redirect the already numerous users who ask05:07
mrooneyj-b:  :)05:08
j-bseriously05:08
j-bsome security issues are only in 0.9.205:08
j-band 0.9 will fixe more than a couple dozen of your bugs05:08
techno_freakbug 270356 - can someone check and mark this as wishlist?05:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270356 in rhythmbox "cannot burn playlists as data - only audio, not sure if bug" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27035605:15
j-bjdong: ping05:27
greg-gtechno_freak: set to wishlist and I found the upstream bug report05:37
techno_freakgreg-g, thanks :)05:39
greg-gtechno_freak: no problem05:42
j-bgreg-g: mrooney: nullack: jdong: tahnks and good luc05:50
j-bluck05:50
dholbachgood morning05:56
thekornmorgen dholbach06:00
dholbachhiya thekorn06:01
dholbachup early? :)06:01
techno_freakmorning dholbach06:02
thekornyes, way too early06:03
dholbachhi techno_freak! :)06:05
dholbachthekorn: what happened? who woke you up?06:05
thekorndholbach, nothing special, just have to catch the bus in a few06:07
dholbachah ok - leaves you some time to wake up :)06:09
thekornyes, I definitely need this06:10
persiaAnyone read Russian well enough to understand whether bug #270773 is valid?07:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270773 in postgresql-8.3 "How I'm build postgres deb packages whith this patches (step by step)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27077307:09
macopersia: i could tell ya how to pronounce it, but that's about it, sorry07:12
persiamaco: I'm a little better than that, but not enough to know if these patches are interesting :(07:13
dholbachpersia: I'm sure pitti can help with that - he maintains postgres AND learned Russian at school! :)07:18
persiadholbach: Excellent.  Very low requirement for triage then :)07:24
dholbach:-)07:24
macobdmurray: ehlo?07:40
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danageseb128: you just closed my bug and i wanted to apologize for not updating the info. will do soon. it _is_ a bug09:49
seb128danage: which one?09:49
danagegvfs doesn't do active ftp connections09:50
seb128ah09:50
danage26033409:50
seb128maybe you could open it on bugzilla.gnome.org too ;-)09:50
seb128that's for sure an upstream issue09:50
danagei might need to subscribe. i will add to the description but i am not sure what other information would be helpful. it simply connects as passive every time (i _think_)09:51
danageand some server firewalls don't like that09:51
seb128right, we just get hundred of bugs every week and we can't spend one hour or each so detailled description are welcome09:51
danageyeah, i see. i will do some testing and maybe give a paste of the ftp command that get issued and those that should be issued.09:52
danage*commands09:52
seb128better if somebody having access to a configuration triggering the bug can sent it upstream too09:52
danagei can set one up, it's easy09:52
seb128rather than waiting on a bug triager to set up a configuration he has no idea about just to validate the bug and copy it upstream09:52
seb128alright09:53
danagethanks seb12809:54
* popey goes "ugh" at bug 27079611:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270796 in anarchism "Package is unsuitable for repositories" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27079611:00
danagelol11:04
persiaI think it's Invalid.  There's no legal reason for us to remove it, and we'd have to take extra steps to blacklist it being imported from Debian.11:14
danagethe question is: how far does open go11:16
danageit's like the problem the pirate bay has, when people ask them to take down stuff11:16
ogradanage, well, if an israel company would ask us to tear out the ubuntume packages from the archive because they provide different religious views, would you agree to pull it out ?11:19
danagei am not trying to display a certain opinion, i am just saying it's a controversial issue11:20
ograits not11:20
ograwe simly have to stay neutral unless a package has legal issues11:21
ograthe content of the package is freely available on the internet ... people can just pull it if tehy want to11:21
ograi agree that we shouldnt pul it to main for various reasons ... but there is no reason to pull it out the archive ...11:22
* ogra is reminded of the bouncing cow screensaver issue he had to solve years ago in hoary11:23
persiaBouncing cow?  What about that load meter that was a stripper.11:24
danagelol11:25
ograpersia, i never had complaints about that one :)11:28
ograbut i got a lot of upset indian users about the bouncing cow :)11:28
danageogra: how can you say it's not when two people file bug reports on it11:29
ograthe screenaver packages always got me the most entertaining bugs :)11:29
ogradanage, they ar free to not install it :) as they are free to not use the internet11:30
persiaogra: Ah ha!  I get it now.  I think that the stripper was blocked from Debian after several months of argument on d-d11:31
ograwe wot rip out packages from the archive because people dislike them ... not moving them into the suported set is something else though... anarchism will surely never show up on a official ubuntu CD as the buncing cow screensaver will11:31
ogras/will/will never do/11:31
ograpersia, i had complaints about GLsnake ... and had to patch out the names for "penis" and "vulva" shapes from it :)11:32
persiahttp://lwn.net/Articles/113644/ is a good discussion of it.11:32
ograheh, yeah i remember reading about it11:33
persiaogra: screensavers are a thankless thing to maintain :)11:33
ograits a lot of fun11:33
ograthe only drawback is that you have to handle triaging all the bugs for the X team as well11:33
ograsince users often dont get that its not the screensavers fault that their system locks up11:34
persiaheh.  Of course, one can never be clean.  Somebody will always be offended by something, even if that something is only the absence of something.11:34
nullackping bdmurray11:44
james_wnullack: it's very early for Brian11:47
nullackjames_w: Right, no worries11:50
mrooneytimezone-appropriate greeting!11:55
persiamrooney: timezone-appropriate response!11:58
mrooneyI wonder if a PPA for vlc 0.9.2 will pop up for hardy12:01
ahmadtarekHi every body, I think #270639 should be changed to wishlist12:10
persiamrooney: j-b seemed to think there would be some issues backporting that, and recommended 8.6.j12:15
persiabug #27063912:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270639 in pidgin "Pidgin update to version 2.5.1 in ubuntu 8.10" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27063912:15
persiaahmadtarek: Have you reviewed the bugs fixed upstream?  Are any of them greater than wishlist?12:16
ahmadtarekpersia: what do you mean by greater than wishlist?12:19
ahmadtarekpersia: (I'm still new to working with bugs :) .. so don't panic)12:19
persiaahmadtarek: Well, that bug contains a link to a bunch of bugs that were fixed in the update release.  While the desire to update is wishlist, it may be that something more important will be fixed by the upgrade.  When you have a handy list like that, it's good to review it to see.12:28
HewBug 270639 is a dupe. I just fixed it.12:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270639 in pidgin "Pidgin update to version 2.5.1 in ubuntu 8.10 (dup-of: 263612)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27063912:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 263612 in pidgin "[needs-upgrade] Pidgin 2.5.1" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26361212:38
HewWas anyone triaging bug 270796, or should I take care of it?12:38
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270796 in anarchism "Package is unsuitable for repositories" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27079612:38
ahmadtarekpersia: thank you .. I think it is handled now12:41
persiaahmadtarek: Indeed.  Once a bug is In-Progress, it's best not to adjust the Importance (unless you're the assignee) :)12:42
persiaHew: I think nobody wanted to touch it, as it's likely to be an involved discussion.12:43
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nullackIve got some low severity bugs here someone might like to confirm : bug 263819 and bug 26381712:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 263819 in blubuntu-look "BluBuntu Meta Package Misses Ubuntulooks" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26381912:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 263817 in gpar2 "GPAR2 Incorrectly Uses The Ubuntu Icon" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26381712:59
nullackHi pedro12:59
pedro_morning nullack13:00
nullackAlso while anyone's at it, bug 263153 crashes the gstreamer ffmpeg plugin if anyone wants to confirm that too :)13:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 263153 in gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg "gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg caused crash on some ASF file" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26315313:01
hggdhHew, you beat me to it...13:26
hggdh(bug 270796)13:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270796 in anarchism "Package is unsuitable for repositories" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27079613:27
Hobbseehggdh: i think you should remove all packages from ubuntu, as they can be used to create spam, allow people to write programs to fire nuclear missiles, and other highly dangerous disasters.13:29
hggdhHobbsee, hey, good idea: they are really dangerous. Actually, let's just remove the Linux kernel: nobody will be able to run anything dangerous anymore!13:31
Hobbseehggdh: *grin*.13:31
* hggdh sadly smiles13:31
Hobbseehggdh: and anything that writes text - so no new text can be written, to create bad programs.13:31
Hewhggdh: :P13:31
hggdhand video monitors: nobody will be able to see them bad texts anymore!13:32
hggdhnow, for disabling sound, all we need is to install pulseaudio ;-)13:32
Hobbsee:P13:33
Hobbseepa works fine for me.13:33
HewPerhaps add the iTunes EULA that forbids using applications as nuclear, chemical or biological weapons?13:33
hggdhLOL13:33
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hggdhI have been battling pa for a while... yesterday it was working, today it is not anymore. Ah well. Will look at it later, during lulls at work13:34
hggdhand... speaking of which... gotta go earn me some money13:34
pedro_is anyone running empathy?14:12
pedro_oh my gosh14:12
nullackwebkit or the other one?14:12
pedro_uff not so bad netsplit it seems14:12
pedro_nullack: empathy with webkit?14:13
pedro_nono you're maybe confusing it with epiphany :-P14:13
nullackpedro_ Very true : Its 11:13 pm here I should goto bed :)14:13
pedro_hehe14:15
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bddebianBoo14:53
pedro_buuu!!14:55
Bassettshello, I have found a bug that is more a feature request. What do I do with it?14:57
james_wBassetts: you can ask to have it marked as "wishlist"14:58
james_wwhat's the bug number?14:58
Bassetts27089514:59
james_wbug 27089515:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270895 in pidgin "Allow to select several contacts (e.g. to start a chat)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27089515:01
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james_wBassetts: done, thank you15:10
james_wBassetts: please see my comment in the bug report, you may wish to forward this bug for the reporter if you are vaguely familiar with pidgin15:10
FlimmHello, if I bug is set to invalid, why can't I convert it to a question?16:03
Bassettsjames_w: thanks, am I allowed to mark that as one of my 5-a-day?16:06
james_wBassetts: I guess so :-)16:07
Bassettsthanks =)16:07
techno_freakFlimm, which nug?16:07
techno_freakerr.. bug*16:08
seb128does anybody knows if there is an easy way to check if a launchpad url is a valid one or a placeholder for a wrong url?16:18
bdmurrayseb128: what url?16:19
seb128bdmurray: https://edge.launchpad.net/bugs/1234567 for example16:20
ubottuError: <Bugtracker.plugin.Launchpad instance at 0x8633aac> bug 1234567 not found16:20
bdmurrayI think that is a placeholder since it redirects you to bugs.launchpad.net/project/+bug/number16:21
seb128right16:21
seb128so what I'm trying to do is to have a small piece of code which goes through a list of bugs16:21
seb128and open those which have a https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/bugtrackers/gnome-bugs/nnnnnn url16:21
seb128that's to list bugs closed in a new tarball version for example, upstream list bugzilla numbers and using this url either return an ubuntu bug number or the placeholder webpage16:22
seb128opening just valid ones would be nicer16:23
bdmurrayseb128: I think this should be possible with py-lp-b16:25
Flimmtechno_freak: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/270149 is a bug that I wanted to turn into a question, I ended up not doing so16:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270149 in ubuntu "When gedit goes to open my docs, it destroys them" [Undecided,Incomplete]16:32
Flimmh16:46
bdmurraymvo: what do you with update-manager bugs regarding mirrors?16:48
chrisccoulsonhi, would someone mind helping me out with a bug against gnome-applets please? (bug 270123)17:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270123 in gnome-applets "Wrong battery status" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27012317:19
chrisccoulsonthe battery status applet indicates the wrong battery status, but gnome-power-manager and hal are correct17:19
chrisccoulsoni don't know where the battery status applet gets the information from17:20
chrisccoulsonso i don't know if the bug is in gnome-applets, or the kernel (or something else)17:20
seb128chrisccoulson: what about acpi on a command line?17:21
chrisccoulsoni think he did that - but the results look inconsistent with the applet17:22
chrisccoulsonalthough he doesn't specify under which conditions he ran acpi on the command line (AC power present/not-present)17:23
seb128chrisccoulson: the applet uses /proc/acpi/battery17:23
chrisccoulsonand hal uses /sys/devices....something, which is probably where the difference is17:23
chrisccoulsonso if /proc/acpi/battery is wrong, i should assign it as a kernel bug instead i think?17:24
seb128chrisccoulson: or acpi, not sure about how those are working exactly17:25
chrisccoulsoni think the acpi source package only contains the command line utilities for looking at the stuff in /proc/acpi. so i think it would be a kernel bug if the information exported to /proc/acpi is wrong17:27
chrisccoulsonthanks for your help17:27
seb128you're welcome17:27
persiachrisccoulson: The contents of both /sys and /proc *should* be provided by the kernel, rather than any other package, although it might end up as some modules package, depending.17:29
chrisccoulsonyeah, I agree. although the number of packages containing modules likely to provide this information is probably quite limited isn't it?17:31
seb128I'm wondering why people still use the old battstat applet though17:31
seb128we should probably stop building it17:31
persiaFor acpi, I know it's just the linux package.  It's just that since kernel modules can be in other packages, and can adjust the contents of /proc and /sys, I figured it was worth mentioning.17:32
chrisccoulsonseb128: you're probably right. the alternative would be to migrate it to sysfs or build it with HAL support17:32
chrisccoulsonat least it would be consistent then17:32
chrisccoulsonpersia - thanks:)17:33
persiaseb128: It's the standard choice when one chooses "Add to Panel".  If it's deprecated, it oughtn't be shipped (or at least, not by default)17:33
ograseb128, hal/g-p-m moved away from /proc completely17:34
ograit only uses sysfs17:34
ograif battstat uses /proc/acpi it should be changed to sysfs or be dropped17:35
chrisccoulsonisn't /proc/acpi deprecated anyway? its virtually empty on my machine now17:35
ogra(/me would go for the latter)17:35
ograyes17:35
seb128right, I know that17:35
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mvobdmurray: re mirror problem> I asked the sysadmins earlier about this but got no reply20:06
ronnyyo20:56
ronnyanything known about wpa breakage in intrepid after the last update (nobody in #ubuntu+1 answers, and i couldnt figure how the heck to use the bts)20:57
BrucevdkQuestion. After returning from standby I am plagued with severe rendering problems. Transparant areas, pages won't render in Firefox, windows diseappearing when being moved and only redrawing when Alt-Tabbing (focus in/out). This is using Metacity, when using Compiz the screen stays blank. Restarting xserver does not help. Unsure which package to file a bug against, can't find a similar bug (Bug #173190 seems Fx specific).21:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 173190 in firefox "firefox does not render some pages some of the time" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17319021:00
BrucevdkHmm looks like this might be Bug #6088221:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 60882 in xserver-xorg-video-i810 "Rendering problems on edgy with Intel Integrated Graphics Device" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/6088221:05
BrucevdkBut that's from 2006, I had no problems at all in the previous releases.21:06
BrucevdkRegression maybe, or driver problem, or I-don't-know-what21:06
BrucevdkThink I might just file it against xserver-xorg-video-i81021:08
BrucevdkMight be back, might not. Trying out some workarounds mentioned in the bug report.21:13
BrucevdkToggling SAVE_VBE_STATE to false in /etc/default/acpi-support solves/prevents the rendering issues21:19
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BrucevdkOn to the next bug, scripts in /etc/acpi/* not being executed.21:23
BrucevdkI gots a long night ahead it seems :-)21:23
Ampelbeinhmm, is there something wrong with the automatic retracers?21:57
emgentbug #27070722:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 270707 in ircp-tray "Ircp-Tray hangs when I try to cancel sending a file" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27070722:02
pochuAmpelbein: they are moving to a different datacenter AFAIK22:06
pochu(at least the intrepid one)22:07
Ampelbeinah, ok.22:07
seb128Ampelbein: why? they should be running again22:09
seb128Ampelbein: for technical reason the hardy ones are not running, don't bother duplicating those manually (I noticed you did that for some of gvfs-fuse-daemon crashes), they will be retraced when those are running22:10
Ampelbeinok. thats why i was asking22:10
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mrooneyjames_w, persia: yeah, I guess it needs to have smarter "affects" detection23:38
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