[00:00] azimout: nothing. it's in the right place. [00:00] to the bug report? do nothing. You might check with someone in #ubuntu-x about the status of that package [00:00] fair enough, thanx [00:34] can someone mark Bug 299915 as wishlist for me? [00:34] Launchpad bug 299915 in kubuntu-default-settings "Kubuntu usplash theme needs oxygen" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/299915 [01:42] Anyone know anything about rhythmbox 0.11.6 (8.10) crashing a LOT... I have some traces, and I'm thinking about logging a big, although there's lots of people talking about issues with rhythmbox in forums.,.. === emma_ is now known as emma [02:23] bdmurray: ping [02:56] Bug 308758, the deb is in debian unstable...where's the web page to see if it's slated for import into Jaunty? [02:56] Launchpad bug 308758 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] netrek-client-cow" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/308758 [04:13] is there anyone here associated with the docs team? [04:28] duanedesign: what are you needing [04:28] ? [04:30] I am facing a problem in ubuntu 8.10 is this the right forum to discuss to see if it a potential bug [04:30] I have ubuntu 8.10 upgraded from previous version on my Dell XPS 1530 laptop [04:30] problem is the with the keyboard [04:31] sometimes key I type doesnot get recognized [04:31] I dont see this problem with windows partition [04:31] happens only in ubuntu [04:31] any idea what drivers will have to be updated [04:32] thank you for any help [04:32] or kindly point me to the right forum [04:33] https://wiki.ubuntu.com [04:33] sorry not it [04:34] http://ubuntuforums.org/ [04:34] the people on there will be more than willing to help you [04:35] thank you very much [04:35] venugr: can you describe the problem in more detail, please? does it only occur on certain intrepid kernels? [04:35] I will try there [04:36] I only tried the kernel version with ubuntu 8.10 [04:36] 2.6.27-9-generic # [04:37] crimsum: I am willing to try different kernels let me know [04:37] venugr: also, do using any of the irq-related kernel command line options resolve the symptom? [04:37] e.g., irqpoll, noapic, nolapic, acpi=off [04:38] I did not try as I am a just have user level knowledge [04:38] venugr: I recommend at least trying the intrepid-proposed kernel (2.6.27-10-generic for you) [04:39] ok let me try it thank you crimsum [04:39] venugr: if you're using GNOME, you'll need to enable System> Administration> Software Sources> Updates> Pre-released updates [04:39] yes I am using GNOME [04:39] I will try it right away [04:40] venugr: if it's still reproducible in -10 without any of the irq-related options, please file a bug using Launchpad affecting the linux source package [04:40] ok [04:50] http://dag.wieers.com/blog/when-bugtracking-systems-are-being-fenced [06:48] good morning :) [06:50] hiya [06:52] maco: still up? [06:54] yes, of course [06:54] sun's not up yet [06:54] :-) [06:54] <-- nocturnal [06:54] I am as well, but don't get to be these days [07:09] good morning [07:09] hiya [07:28] asac: you around? [07:29] i think bug 306611 is really 2 bugs [07:29] Launchpad bug 306611 in linux "Network disabled when resuming from hibernate on Dell M1330" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/306611 [07:30] i think there's a NM bug causing NM to uncheck "Enable Networking" (i'm seeing that too) and that the driver issue is separate [07:30] i think that because i can "ifconfig wlan0 up && iwconfig wlan0 essid helloworld && dhclient wlan0" just fine when it's in that state [07:40] way past my bedtime [07:40] sun's not up yet [07:40] not bedtime yet [07:41] i suppose i can install gutsy in the vm and test the firefox packages [07:42] maco: you also don't go to work at 5am [07:52] maco: yeah, confirmed separate bugs on at least intrepid and jaunty [07:57] alright, I've had enough fighting with sabayon, I'm off to bed [07:57] haha === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach === jmarsden is now known as jmarsden-the-mag === jmarsden-the-mag is now known as jmarsden-magicia === jmarsden-magicia is now known as jmarsden === boshhead_ is now known as boshhead [10:40] maco: ? [10:42] hi asac [10:42] hi BUGabundo_work [10:46] BUGabundo_work: no didnt came back tonight ... still on jetlag ;) [10:47] xeee [10:48] that's tuff [10:48] how many time zones? [10:50] BUGabundo_work: hmm ... -9 [10:54] you re from somewhere in europe, right? [12:41] maco remember that friends laptop I told you about, that sound wouldn't work for headphones? [12:41] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/308700 [12:41] Launchpad bug 308700 in linux "Headphones don't work in Asus A6VM" [Undecided,New] [12:41] crimsun: ping [13:14] an IM username in a stacktrace isn't "private" information, right? [13:25] I'll take the lack of alarm as a sign that this is the case :-). I'm fairly sure anyway. [13:37] I wouldn't consider it Hew [13:37] but some users might [13:39] BUGabundo_work: Yea neither, seeing as email addresses are all over Launchpad already. I'm pretty sure Private is just meant to avoid disclosing passwords and bank details etc. Thanks for your reply. [13:44] Hew well I wouldn't even like to disclosure in the CLEAR my email.... LP tries to hide them, but not always [14:00] anyone know of PIM bugs or gpg bugs that have been filied recently in Jaunty? [14:02] ahh what a lovelly error message I got from seahorse while trying to add a ssh key to a remote server [14:03] * BUGabundo_work apologises for the wrong window [14:04] BUGabundo_work: can you pastebin it as long as no private info is in error? [14:04] just a sec, and I''ll try to reproduce it [14:04] seahorse exploded too [14:04] lol [14:04] runing it in dbg now to catch the backtrae [14:05] im hoping its as simple as pinentry-gtk2 being borked [14:05] it got updated a week ago [14:05] I remember seeing it on apt-log [14:06] it is [14:06] ha -qt works [14:07] gnomefreak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/87077 [14:08] and now that I'm running it o gdb I can't close the damn window [14:14] BUGabundo_work: is it the key that is causing it? [14:15] * gnomefreak thinks seahorse uses pinentry-gtk2 [14:15] if so that is the problem [14:18] if anyone finds multi head X bug, it is likely this: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18160#c8 [14:18] Freedesktop bug 18160 in libpciaccess "X server lockup in int10 when booting a secondary card" [Normal,New] [14:19] BUGabunto_work: I've had the exploding seahorse one too, when you search for remote keys. It's very known. [14:20] Hew: we are keeping it on #u+1. join us there [14:20] BUGabunto_work: Oh, and fixed as of 2.24.1-0ubuntu1, forgot about that.. [15:04] https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18160#c8 and my own broke box confirm bug 302548 [15:04] Launchpad bug 302548 in xorg "xserver-xorg 7.4 breaks dual card setups" [Unknown,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/302548 [15:04] Freedesktop bug 18160 in libpciaccess "X server lockup in int10 when booting a secondary card" [Normal,New] [15:04] so should I mark it confirmed? (not sure who should really be doing that) [15:13] f the bug cause and effect are the same yes confirm it and leave all the info you can to help fix the bug [15:21] attach your /var/log/Xorg.0.log [15:22] CarlFK: see Bryces comments [15:22] on bug #302548 [15:22] Launchpad bug 302548 in xorg "xserver-xorg 7.4 breaks dual card setups" [Unknown,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/302548 [15:24] ok, I am confused. what do the 4 things at the top mean? [15:25] x.org x server - confirmed. ... xorg.server (ubuntu) incomplete [15:47] CarlFK: the 4 things at the top are the different packages associated with the bugs [15:49] duanedesign: I was wondering why each one gets a different status [15:49] CarlFK: if you look at assigned to, they are reported against different distros/bugtrackers [15:51] I think the best thing to do there would be to try and provide the additional information requested in the comments [15:51] Palintheus: i guess the status should be 2: status of report, status of fixes [15:51] duanedesign: did you read all the references? [15:52] duanedesign: the request came from a bot, so not alot of thought went into it [15:57] CarlFK: An X bug at minimum should have /var/log/Xorg.0.log and the output of lspci -nn | grep VGA [15:58] CarlFK: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Reporting [15:58] Ill take that as a no. [15:59] before adding 'stuff' one should read what has already been posted and take that into account [16:00] Canned response or not the people who triage those bugs feel it is nescessary. [16:01] If that information has been posted add that comment [16:02] CarlFK: even if you feel the info is not important to the problem, it will move the bug forward and get the status changed form incomplete [16:03] CarlFK: before adding 'stuff' one should read what has already been [16:04] posted and take that into account [16:04] you could always make that a bug :) [16:04] I better get back to work CarlFK, I hope I helped. [16:05] thanks [16:06] CarlFK: thank you, for taking the time to help with the bug reports [16:06] duanedesign: you're welcome === brianchidester1 is now known as brianchid [19:01] boo [19:01] it's quiet in here tonight? [19:02] bar [19:02] lol [19:02] ooh, i wanted to speak to you about something actually BUGabundo [19:02] i forgot what it was though [19:02] shoot [19:02] ohh [19:03] that was it [19:03] you opened a bug yesterday and added a gnome-do task to it [19:03] can't remember the bug number off the top of my head [19:03] some one was around here the other day asking about X.org version... unintentional I lied to the guy [19:03] I'll get it [19:03] just a sec [19:04] bug 308551 [19:04] bug 308551 [19:04] Launchpad bug 308551 in gtk-sharp2 "/lib/libpthread.so.0 traceback" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/308551 [19:04] lol [19:04] FF awesome bar on its best [19:04] it's not obvious with launchpad, but when you assign an additional source package, you should click the "Also affects distribution" button, select "Ubuntu" and pick the source package name [19:05] * BUGabundo wonders if is there a way to query FF history DB from console or pidgin plugin [19:05] wasn't that what I did? [19:05] i noticed you added an upstream gnome-do task, by clicking on "Also affects project" [19:05] yes... [19:05] I first filed it against G-DO [19:05] on its own LP project BTS [19:05] and not Ubuntu package [19:05] 'cause I have the PPA version [19:05] the problem with that is, if the project is registered on launchpad, the project maintainers get all of the bug traffic once you've added the upstream tasl [19:06] * BUGabundo checks apt-cache policy [19:06] and we can't re-assign them to another package once an upstream task has been added [19:06] ok... my bad.. my version was from archive [19:06] thats ok. it's just something to bear in mind, and it isn't obvious from the launchpad UI how to do it [19:07] I know how to do it [19:07] that's ok, i wasn't sure ;) [19:07] I file or comment on many bugs daily [19:07] I have several of my projects on LP to [19:07] *too [19:08] as I said before, I really meant to do what I did, 'cause I thought I was using the PPA version [19:08] * BUGabundo thinks its time to comment that PPA [19:08] thats ok, i didn't know at first [19:08] so I filed against LP.net/do BTS [19:09] that bug is fixed for you now though isn't it? i tried last night with the update gtk-sharp2 packages, and it worked ok [19:11] yeah [19:11] G-DO already works [19:11] * BUGabundo checks if it is closed [19:12] Fix released [19:50] Hi. The bug #117771 seems to be fixed (as the second last comment says - one year ago). I wonder if I can mark it as "fix released" with a comment from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Bugs%20resolved%20after%20update%20or%20config%20change ? [19:50] Launchpad bug 117771 in epiphany-browser "wrong button order in the save dialog" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/117771 [19:59] MrKanister: isn't that a duplicate of bug 151787 ? [20:00] Launchpad bug 151787 in epiphany-browser "epiphany: "Save as" vs. "download"" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/151787 [20:00] MrKanister: it seems it now gives you a gtkfilechooser for the unknown mime types instead of presenting that dialog with the download [20:00] MrKanister: did you tried to reproduce it that way? [20:02] pedro_: Thanks for your answer. I didn't know about the duplicate and so I'm going mark te bug as one. I will have a look at the upstream bug. Thanks [20:05] MrKanister: thanks you for following up, btw if you can't reproduce it anymore please also comment on the upstream report ;-) [20:05] gotta run now, see you later === doko__ is now known as doko [21:24] asac: i wanted to ask you about a bug that was reported that i think is actually 2 bugs, one in NM, one in the kernel, because i can reproduce the NM half [21:25] asac: crimsun said he agrees that it's probably two bugs, so i left a comment on it, but i didn't want to open a NM task without talking to you first [21:26] BUGabundo: you pinged him at just befor 8am in our timezone. he was driving into work. [21:46] lol maco [22:16] maco: which bug? [22:17] asac: bug 306611 [22:17] Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: HTTP Error 503: Service Temporarily Unavailable (https://launchpad.net/bugs/306611/+text) [22:17] :( [22:18] oh...lp is down right now, right? [22:18] asac: ok so the bug is that after resuming from hibernate, NM claims all networking is disabled though it wasnt disabled before hibernate. i can reproduce that much. [22:18] the reporter also says that they can't modprobe their wireless driver [22:19] i can't reproduce that. i can ifconfig wlan0 up and have things working again from the command line jsut fine [22:27] maco: yeah as i said its a race [22:27] or isnt it that bug? [22:27] maco: there is definitly a master bug about NM being "disabled" after resume [22:27] you can click on it in applet with right click. [22:29] asac: yeah. one time re-enabling networking worked, one time i had to use the CLI [22:30] maco: there is a master for that [22:30] ok