[00:06] if the maintainer of a package is the ubuntu desktop team, do I subscribe the main sponsors or the universe sponsors group when I provide a debdiff/fix? [00:07] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/epiphany-browser/+bug/188468 [00:07] Ubuntu bug 188468 in epiphany-browser "Epiphany icon missing" [Undecided,Confirmed] [00:25] !info epiphany-browser [00:25] epiphany-browser (source: epiphany-browser): Intuitive web browser - dummy package. In component main, is optional. Version 2.24.1-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 17 kB, installed size 76 kB [00:25] savvas: it's in main, so main sponsors [00:27] ah I see, thanks Hobbsee :) [00:28] may you have a wonderful helping-us-out year :P [00:40] :) [02:26] Please set bug 312674 to "wishlist." Thanks! [02:26] Launchpad bug 312674 in tar "Please upgrade to gnu tar 1.21" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/312674 [02:38] direw0lf: done. [02:39] Thx [03:05] question: Should a feature request for an upstream application (in this case, a gnome applet) be forwarded to the upstream bug tracker, or placed on our own wishlist? [03:05] direw0lf: yeah, forward it [03:07] thx [03:12] generally we try to upstream stuff when it is reasonable to do so [03:13] I was looking at the gnome bugtracker and they don't seem to have a category for enhancements [03:15] nm...found it. [03:15] I think it is time for a drink. :) === maco_ is now known as maco === ropetin_ is now known as ropetin === sepheebear is now known as Sepheebear [07:55] Can someone advise me what to add to this report so it's status can be moved on from Incomplete? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evolution/+bug/306692 [07:55] The effect of this bug is a serious problem for me that effects all the users in our business and I'm sure is a problem for others who rely on Evolution for calendaring also. [07:55] Ubuntu bug 306692 in evolution "Evolution won't display offline calendars when offline" [Low,Incomplete] [07:57] jarlath: that looks like enough to me. [07:57] * Hobbsee bumps it back to new [08:12] Thanks Hobbsee! :) [08:12] :) === maco_ is now known as maco === maco__ is now known as maco === asac_ is now known as asac === warp10_ is now known as warp10 [13:45] hi, i'm trying to figure out if and how i should file a bug report with regards to hdaps not working on a particular thinkpad. Should this be filed directly with the kernel bug list? === aanjhan is now known as ThiefofBaghdad === ThiefofBaghdad is now known as CaptainMarvel [17:46] I added a page to /Bugs/Upstream for Xfce Bugzilla this morning. I will be adding AbiWord in a few days. === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler [19:13] I signed up for the bugsquad on launchpad and just wondering how to get start [19:13] ed [19:14] frist44: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/GettingInvolved [19:15] frist44: also /join #ubuntu-bugs [19:15] the mailing list? [19:17] My bad... I'm in too any conversations... mailing is at https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugsquad [19:18] yeah i signed up for that too [19:18] no prob [20:25] I was about to make a small debdiff to fix a typo in "ubuntu-docs". Now I am confused because in the changelog there is no -ubuntu1. the last versions are just 8.10.2, 8.10.1, 8.09.2, 8.09.1, etc. So what version shall I give the fixed package? [20:26] MrKanister, what version did you base the diff on? [20:27] on the latest in Jaunty (8.10.2) [20:27] then base it on 8.10.2. It should be OK [20:28] so I just add a 0-ubuntu1 ? (as dch -i suggests) [20:29] i mean -0ubuntu1 [20:29] yes, for example. Did you propose the patch upstream? [20:29] not yet [20:30] huh, my bad, ubuntu-docs is ours... [20:30] thats the problem :) [20:31] then you can just send in the diff; the maintainer can then decide on which version it will build (it will probably be 8.10.3, or something like it) [20:32] 0ubuntu1 (and similar is for our changes to upstream [20:33] hggdh: Thanks. A diff was already there (bug #285484). I thought making a debdiff could help having less work, but seems I should take another bug [20:33] Launchpad bug 285484 in ubuntu-docs "Typo in serverguide" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/285484 [20:35] is your diff about the same issue? [20:36] Yes. I was looking for some low hanging fruit. And fixing typos in packages seemed a good start. [20:37] I made a small debdiff for another package and it got uploaded to jaunty within hours :) [20:39] then you have two options: (1) if you are changing part of the other diff, then add an updated diff to the bug; (2) if you are dealing with a different aspect, add a new diff [20:42] I didn't want to change something because the patch works fine. I just wanted to make a debdiff that can directly be applied to the latest package and probably uploaded to Jaunty. The problem is the versioning [20:43] ah, OK [20:43] you can then make it for 8.10.3, and propose [20:44] Ok, thanks a lot. That was what I needed :) [21:57] This should be a WishList: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/313173 [21:57] Ubuntu bug 313173 in openoffice.org "impress depends on draw" [Undecided,New] [22:00] Lupine: done [22:08] anybody have a default/stock response (or common practice) of asking a bug reporter to update to latest stable Ubuntu and try the issue again? [22:09] or is the practice discouraged, and we should really try to duplicate their issue on let's say a VirtualBox install of older Ubuntu versions? [22:10] Lupine, if the issue was on a quite old release, then yes, we might ask to try on an up-to-date [22:10] use, for example, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Old%20untouched%20bugs [22:11] even if it's not "that" old...8.04 for example? [22:11] hum. Can you reproduce it? [22:11] nope [22:12] and that link of responses is GREAT btw, thanks! I've been looking for something just like this [22:12] what is the bug? [22:12] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/312931 [22:12] Ubuntu bug 312931 in gnome-control-center "gnome-appearance-properties crashes when the image is not of the expected format" [Undecided,New] [22:23] Lupine: i normally ask them to reproduce on a live cd of jaunty [22:23] hum. Opened it, and got mesself a sigsegv... [22:24] crimsun, thx I'll make a note of that, and keep that in mind [22:24] and it would be good to have a stacktrace also [22:24] hggdh, that's weird, and you are running 8.10? [22:26] I am running Jaunty [22:26] but I do not know what caused the segv, I just opened it and went to arrière-plan [22:27] darn! apport is broken! [22:29] OK, I am retracing it locally. [22:30] what exactly is the PNG -> JPG file he/you are using that causes it to crash? [22:30] guess that's why I can't dup it [22:31] heh... none at all... literally [22:31] so weird [22:31] I had the 3 that come standard [22:32] thx for the link though, will help out for future bugs [22:32] OK. the one I was using was a single-colour black [22:33] but it is shown as "no image" (aucune papier peint) [22:54] Lupine, I tried with a bad jpeg, and did not get an error [22:55] sounds like I should just ask the reporter to try and dup it with an up to date LIVE CD [23:16] hi