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asacmaco: huh?00:06
asacit should show up in tray if you start it manually00:07
asacnm-applet --disable-sm00:07
asacmaco: so how feature complete is the plasma applet?00:07
macoasac: it works. it has some gui bugs. like the vpn has jumped to the top of list so that all but the first network visible is cut off right now. its supposed to look just like nm-applet basically00:18
macoasac:  nm-applet --disale-sm00:18
maco** (nm-applet:11425): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 300:18
yuriymaco: I think you need to quit knetworkmanager before nm-applet will start00:19
yuriyi'm using nm-applet because knetworkmanager makes nm crash when connecting to our WPA2 network00:19
macooh00:21
macoapparently need to lose the plasmoid too00:24
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asacmaco: disable your kde applet ... should be possible in kde00:41
macoasac: ill try that next time networking decides to hate me. at the moment i'm online and going "if i dont touch it, it wont break"00:44
nhandlerHas there been any news on 5-a-day recently? I thought I heard that they were planning on releasing a new version of it before the Global Bug Jam00:45
bdmurraynhandler: we are still working on it00:47
nhandlerbdmurray: Are you still planning on releasing prior to the global bug jam? Or is it going to take some more time?00:48
bdmurraynhandler: I'm not certain dholbach is doing most of the work now00:48
nhandlerbdmurray: Ok, I'll send Daniel a message tomorrow when he is online00:48
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mrooneywhat is the proper thing to do for a bug, suggesting that a package be installed by default03:23
mrooneyand what package should that be against?03:23
mrooneyspecifically this is bug 31138903:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 311389 in gnome-backgrounds "gnome-backgrounds should be installed by default" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31138903:23
nhandlermrooney: I think you want ubuntu-meta03:25
mrooneynhandler: cool03:35
mrooneyI sure do agree with that bug :)03:35
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dholbachgood morning07:13
sfturn2009morning :)07:14
dholbachhi sfturn200907:15
sfturn2009hrllo07:15
Rafikhello, I want to participate a bit in todays bugday08:16
Rafikthis is my first time :)08:16
thomasdelbeke_Hi08:31
thomasdelbeke_the medubuntu rep is down08:31
thomasdelbeke_http://paste.ubuntu.com/117171/08:32
thomasdelbeke_the jaunty-alternate rep is finally fixed08:32
thomasdelbeke_where to report this?08:32
macothomasdelbeke_: to whomever is in charge of medibuntu08:33
macothat's 3rd party08:34
thomasdelbeke_thanks08:34
thomasdelbeke_how to lookup08:34
maco*shrug*08:34
thomasdelbeke_google it?08:34
Rafikthomasdelbeke_> https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/medibuntu/+filebug08:34
macoif the site was up they'd probably have a contact link08:34
macothey use launchpad?08:34
thomasdelbeke_file a bug now?08:35
macoits probably that they're rebooting the server after updating it and if you wait like a half hour itll be back08:35
thomasdelbeke_ok08:35
thomasdelbeke_I do that first08:35
thomasdelbeke_thanks08:35
thomasdelbeke_I will see in half an hour08:36
thomasdelbeke_I only used it to install skype anyway08:36
thomasdelbeke_deceptive name08:37
thomasdelbeke_med ubuntu08:37
thomasdelbeke_http://paste.ubuntu.com/117174/08:37
thomasdelbeke_cu08:37
macomedibuntu08:37
macofor media08:37
macotheyre some people who decided to package up useful media things for ubuntu08:38
macoskype.com has a deb though, doesn't it?08:38
thomasdelbeke_yeah08:38
thomasdelbeke_i know08:38
thomasdelbeke_I will do it that way08:38
thomasdelbeke_in the future08:38
thomasdelbeke_their deb is still not signed!08:39
thomasdelbeke_ridiculous08:39
thomasdelbeke_but i need them08:39
thomasdelbeke_tx08:39
thomasdelbeke_cu08:39
askandIs there a need to file a bug for versions to get upgraded in Jaunty?10:00
macoaskand: if you know there's been a new upstream version and its in debian, file a merge request. if its not in debian, file a needs-packaging (i think) bug10:02
macotheres only a week left for these to be filed and packaged though10:02
macoalso check the Needs Packaging report10:02
macohttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/needs-packaging/needs-packaging-popularity.html10:03
macoif you see it on there, go to the bug page for it and click "change" next to "does not affect me" so youll be voting for it by marking it as affecting you10:04
askandmaco: debian does not have the latest version but Ubuntu have a version that is newer then debian10:11
askandbut not the latest still10:11
macook10:11
macofile a bug asking that it be updated to lastest stable. start the bug title with [needs-packaging] and tag it needs-packaging10:11
macoor hmm10:12
macoi think it should count as needs-packaging even if its an update10:12
macodholbach: ping?10:12
jpdsmaco: I'm testing building spim, if successful, I'll upload the package.10:19
macojpds: ok. thanks. i did pbuilder, install, remove, check all files were gone, and purge before uploading to revu though ;)10:19
macoer, test was between install and remove10:20
jpdsmaco: I like to double check ;-)10:20
macothats fine10:20
BUGabundohi maco10:23
BUGabundogood morning, girl10:23
BUGabundoand everyone else too10:23
BUGabundo(or late night if that is your timezone) hehe10:23
maco530am = late night10:24
* ogra would call that (way too) early morning 10:25
ogra:)10:25
macoogra: yeah but i start class at 11 so i get out of bed at roughly 10:52am10:27
BUGabundoehehe10:27
BUGabundoshe's a batgirl10:27
BUGabundoor uses all her time to be EVERYWHERE10:27
ograheh10:27
BUGabundoI don't know how maco manages to be on so many IRC channels, LP bugs, and still manage the ubuntu-users ML10:28
BUGabundoI subcribe to it, but just read some email from the headers!10:28
BUGabundo300-400 new emails per day goes WAY behond my limit10:28
macoBUGabundo: i dont10:30
macoBUGabundo: im not even subscribed to that list10:30
macothink i want *more* tech support?10:30
macoyeesh10:30
BUGabundoeheh10:31
BUGabundoI've seen a few emails from you there!10:31
BUGabundobut I guess you now ascended to higher tecnological lists10:31
BUGabundoaka devel-disc and stuff10:32
macoif i sent any mails there they were responses to cross-posts10:32
macoim on -qa, -devel-discuss, -devel, kernel-team...i think that's all. the last 2 i rarely talk because i dont really fit in there10:33
BUGabundoyeah10:34
BUGabundosame as me10:34
BUGabundobut I finally got (close) to zero inbox on the Ubuntu lists10:34
macohahaha. i have like 3000 mails in my inbox10:34
macothats after i deleted about 500010:34
BUGabundoleft are users (60k emails) and markting (500 emails)10:34
BUGabundoI just make users ML expire after 15 days or something to a subfolder10:35
BUGabundothat's why Kmail says I have 85k unread emails10:35
dholbachmaco: pong11:00
andresmujicadidn't knew that something like this could be done: http://www.delhage.se/rhelstats/11:41
andresmujicasomething like irc support stats... good thing for our LP friens and the karma thingie11:42
pedro_folks remember that today we're having another Hug day, this time based on the bugs without a package: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2009021212:04
pedro_come on Bugsquad we still have a few bugs to assign to the right package: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2009021213:54
pedro_triage them soon or the mangilic and Mrkanister machines are going to left nothing for you13:55
thekornhappy hugday everybody!14:22
* thekorn hugs channel14:22
pedro_happy hug day to you too thekorn!14:25
thekornpedro_: hi, what's the correct package for translation bugs in kde14:27
thekorngerman language14:27
thekornhmm looks like language-pack-kde-de-base14:27
pedro_language-pack-kde-locale ?14:28
pedro_right14:28
thekorn /hugday close 32380214:41
thekornsorry14:41
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bddebianBoo15:06
BUGabundofoo15:06
bddebian:)15:08
BUGabundoohh Pici didn't reply back with "bar"15:09
Picibaz15:10
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macodholbach: i was going to check with you that i was telling askand the right thing about requesting version upgrades before feature freeze16:39
macothey logged off though16:39
bdmurrayDoes anybody know what they mean by 'root terminal' in bug 326158?16:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 326158 in ubuntu "Root terminal doesn't start" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32615816:43
charlie-tcaAlt+F2 ?16:51
charlie-tcagksu terminal16:51
charlie-tcajust a guess16:52
macowhat are you trying to do?16:52
bdmurraymaco: triage bug 32615816:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 326158 in ubuntu "Root terminal doesn't start" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32615816:55
macooh. yeah. that's kinda useless on the info...16:57
bdmurrayI do seem to recall a menu entry like that somewhere16:57
BUGabundobdmurray: it is still there16:58
charlie-tcaThat's right, Add/Remove allows a root terminal to be added to the menu, doesn't it?16:58
BUGabundoSystemTool -> Root terminal16:58
macoi thought automatix was how people went about getting those things. were they duplicating effort (again)?17:01
BUGabundomaco: I don't have automatix17:01
BUGabundoand I have it in there17:01
awsoonnThere are quite a few bugs relating to a lack of wireless connection after suspend, I am wondering if there is a meta bug or some other bit of tidbit I should know before filing yet another one?17:10
bdmurrayawsoonn: there should be no metabug for that because it is driver specific17:11
bdmurrayit's highly dependant on your hardware17:12
macoi'm not in gnome right now, so no idea what that .desktop looks like17:13
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bdmurraymvo: I noticed add/remove programs has 2 update-manager entries, one of which is for hildon udpate-manager - this seems rather confusing to me17:16
mvobdmurray: oh, good catch17:16
mvothat needs to be fixed17:16
mvobdmurray: fixed in bzr now17:17
bdmurraymvo: great!17:17
bdmurrayWhat did it get fixed in?17:17
mvobdmurray: app-install-data-ubuntu (source package)17:18
awsoonnBug 264683 - Seems like we could automate the workaround as part of jockey, would this be a bad idea?17:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 264683 in network-manager "(intrepid) When coming out of hibernate/suspend (resume) in a different physical location, wireless networks are not updated." [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26468317:26
macoawsoonn: its just that its not re-listening for beacons17:26
macoit could be changed to re-listen and re-populate on each resume, but then thatd mean having to wait for the network list even when you're in the same place17:27
awsoonnbut it fails even when I'm in the same place17:27
awsoonnand the wait was not unbearable, it took about 7 seconds to finish reconnecting, in any case your way seems to be 'the right way" (TM)17:28
awsoonnis that a simple thing to fix? I would love to know more about how to fix such issues. :)17:29
awsoonnmvo: what say you? in effort to have this issue resolved for Jaunty, what would be best?17:31
mvoawsoonn: network-manager? sorry, I do not know a lot about it :/17:40
awsoonnmvo: I was thinking more along the lines of making jockey produce one text file when it installed the Atheros drivers. I thought that you were a major force behind Jockey and so I wanted to get your input there.17:45
pennerjudas_hi17:46
pennerjudas_hi17:46
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mvoawsoonn: pitti is probably a better person, my involvement with jockey is relatively small17:47
awsoonnnoted, sorry 'bout that mvo17:47
mvoawsoonn: no problem17:48
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LaserJockI've got a bit of a "how do I say this nicely?" question18:11
LaserJockI got a bug report about a package failing to install correctly18:11
LaserJockwhen I talked to the reporter I found out that he intentionally aborts installs at the configuration stage18:12
LaserJockso that he can configure them by hand apparently18:12
LaserJockis it bad for to mark the bug Invalid and say "please don't abort package installs"18:13
LaserJock*for me18:13
hggdhthat's a good question...18:14
hggdhI would go with "please do not do that again" but, still...18:14
LaserJockI don't want to be rude, but I don't see how you can expect to abort installations and have it come out OK18:14
hggdhwhat is the bug #?18:14
LaserJockbug #32545018:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 325450 in moodle "package moodle 1.8.2-1ubuntu4.1 failed to uninstall after failing to install" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32545018:15
hggdhhow did the reporter cancel the dialog?18:16
hggdhreason I am asking: package installation should be able to survive users' screw-ups...18:16
hggdhand it seems it did not this time18:16
macoi like the title18:16
maco"Fails to uninstall after failing to install"18:17
hggdhyeah. Cool. And straight to the point18:17
LaserJockhggdh: this is what i got in an email from the reporter "As far as I can recall, there were none, but I did abort the configuration procedure for Moodle.  I prefer to separate the installation of a package from its configuration."18:17
macocan you just put "PEBKAC status invalid"?18:17
LaserJockthe "there were none" was in response to my question about installation errors18:17
LaserJockI do think there is a problem with the package where if the installation fails you are unable to uninstall cleanly18:18
hggdhthe way I see it, the user messed up. Nevertheless, now he has an inconsistent apt DB18:18
LaserJockbut I believe I already have a bug for that18:18
LaserJockso maybe I should just dup it?18:18
hggdhLaserJock, the problem may be with the package or with apt18:18
macoi want to know how re-configuring manually is any more difficult than configuring manually to start with. why should he have to abort the install just to edit a couple config files?18:18
hggdhhear, hear18:19
hggdhmaco, seems to be a preference issue with the reporter...18:19
LaserJockmaco: he says he doesn't like packages setting things up like daemons, etc.18:19
LaserJockhe told me he'd like it if I made it so that configuration is completely separate from installation18:20
LaserJockwhich I obviously can't do18:20
macobut i dont understand *why*18:20
LaserJockbecause he wants to configure it himself18:20
hggdhthis, I think, is an unreasonable expectation. This is how we do; if the reporter does not like it, a brainstorm, or building from source, are currently the options18:20
macowhat's the use-case where him configuring manually after dpkg does its thing makes life harder than configuring it manually to start with does?18:20
macohggdh: or gentoo18:21
LaserJockmaco: because presumabely he doesn't know what all the package configuration is going to do18:21
hggdhyes, indeed. But even gentoo will set up18:21
LaserJockin any case, it's something we can't do or support18:21
hggdhback to the issue: the package DB should not be left in an inconsistent status. This is a bug18:22
LaserJockhggdh: ok, so dup it then?18:22
hggdhLaserJock, perhaps explaining this is The Way Things Are Currently Done, and then dupping it to the other bug, yes18:23
* hggdh thinks about reproducing the issue, and then shudders at the possible consequences18:23
LaserJocknah, it happens fairly often18:24
LaserJockthough a VM might be more "safe"18:24
hggdhI already have all the VMs my current harddrive can hold...18:24
LaserJockthis package makes me had .debs :-)18:25
LaserJock*hate18:25
hggdhthis is probably not an issue with .debs per se, but more with unexpected user behaviour18:25
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bdmurrayogasawara: is there a master bug for bug 324213?18:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324213 in pm-utils "[ath9k] AR928X fails to reconnect to WEP/WPA network after suspend/resume" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32421318:26
LaserJockhggdh: well, about 50% of the bugs for this package are from failed installation/upgrade18:26
LaserJockthe packaging is a pain in the backside18:27
ogasawarabdmurray: for ath9k, not that I'm aware of18:27
LaserJockand its forked from Debian so I can't exactly report bugs upstream18:27
hggdhugh18:28
hggdhthen it would stand to reason that something should be done on the packaging18:29
LaserJockyep :-)18:29
macoogasawara: can you answer what i just asked slangasek on bug 268429?18:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 268429 in acpi-support "acpi_fakekey does not work in jaunty (dup-of: 217504)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26842918:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 217504 in linux "acpi_fakekey stopped working for certain keycodes" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21750418:30
maco(asking you because you're like the human incarnation of kdbg)18:30
ogasawaraheh18:30
ogasawarabdmurray: I posted a comment to bug 32421318:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324213 in pm-utils "[ath9k] AR928X fails to reconnect to WEP/WPA network after suspend/resume" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32421318:32
bdmurrayogasawara: thanks, I'll mark you down on the hug day list18:34
ogasawaracool18:34
macoogasawara: ive located slangasek, so nevermind18:34
ogasawaramaco: ok18:34
bdmurraymvo: can you look the DkpgTerminalLog.txt in 323605?18:47
mvobdmurray: sure, sec18:48
mvobdmurray: the infamous dpkg trigger bug in intrepid :(18:48
mvoProcessing triggers for gxine ...^M18:48
mvoSegmentation fault^M18:48
mvodpkg: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 139^M18:48
bdmurrayIs gxine the start of the problem?18:49
mvobdmurray: yes, it segfaults in a trigger and that makes dpkg rather unhappy18:49
mvohttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dpkg/+bug/32389418:49
mvoit contians workaround instructions18:49
ubottuUbuntu bug 323894 in dpkg "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem. E: _cache->open() failed, please report." [High,Fix committed]18:49
bdmurrayis that the bug we were talking about at the sprint?18:49
mvobdmurray: yes18:50
mvobdmurray: feel free do duplicate to either gxine or the dpkg one18:50
mvobdmurray: its pulled from -proposed (and was there only for ~2 days or so)18:50
mvobut its really bad because it does not allow apt updates anymore18:51
bdmurraymvo: okay, so I want to look for other bug reports with gxine post-installation script errors?18:54
mvobdmurray: yeah, if there is this message ("Processing triggers for gxine ...^M18:55
mvo Segmentation fault^M") chances are nearly 1.0 that its this problem and causing more trouble afterwards18:55
bdmurrayokay, I'll see what I can find18:56
bdmurraymvo: still around?19:23
mvoyes19:23
bdmurrayin bug 326416 the Mainlogpartial.gz looks strange to me19:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 326416 in linux "package linux-image-2.6.27-7-generic 2.6.27-7.14 failed to install/upgrade: " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32641619:24
bdmurray'DEBUG dir '/boot' needs '25165824' of '<DistUpgradeController.FreeSpace object at 0xa04812c>' (143247278080.000000)'19:24
mvobdmurray: that line looks ok, but the term log looks a bit strange19:52
mvobdmurray: or am I overlooking something here?19:52
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maxbWhat's the proper thing to do when I provide the requested feedback on an "Incomplete" bug? Set it back to "New"?20:47
bdmurraymaxb: no action is necessary the triager should have subscribed themselves to the bug report in which case they will see your response.20:51
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andolI have a question regarding bug #256366 and its duplicate bug #253464. Would it be possible to switch which one is the "real" and which one is the duplicate? All the comments are in the duplicate, and I guess it would feel more natural to make further commens there.22:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256366 in rdiff-backup "rdiff-backup state can become unusable" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25636622:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 253464 in hardy-backports "Please backport rdiff-backup for hardy (dup-of: 256366)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25346422:29
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macoandol: just unmark the dup (set the bug # for dup to blank) and then mark the current master as dup of the one with all the info22:41
BUGabundomaco: LP could improve that!!!22:41
andolmaco: Yeah, that could work :) Now I only have to figure out if that is actually the right thing to do. The dup is strictly speaking a backport request, which isn't excatly what I'm about to comment.22:45
andolmaco: Never mind, I'll take a moment or two and see if I can un-confuse myself :)22:45
DBOI want to do the 5 a day22:48
DBOwhat must i do? =)22:48
macoDBO: install the client and get crackin'22:48
DBOclient?22:48
macoDBO: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/5-A-Day22:48
DBOthank you22:48
macothere's a PPA with the 5-a-day command line client and gnome-panel applet22:48
macotell it what bugs you triaged, and itll report them22:49
macothat webpage shows you how to get setup22:49
DBOi guess I create enough ubuntu bugs by now with Do, I might as well help =P22:49
DBOso I run this client after I triage a bug?22:51
DBOor before and it assigns them to me?22:51
DBOmaco ^^22:52
macoDBO: after22:58
DBOmaco, thank you =)22:59
macoyou triage it, then tell 5-a-day that you did so by running "5-a-day --add 12345" or whatever bug number it is22:59
macoyou can list multiple bugs at a time22:59
DBOcool22:59
* DBO wonders if there are open bugs to GNOME Do23:00
BUGabundoei maco if I had one of those for reported (new) bugs, it would be called 10 a day23:00
BUGabundoeheh23:00
macohey!23:00
macoi do not23:00
macomaybe 10 per release cycle23:01
macoi dont reboot after a kernel update til i find out in #ubuntu+1 if it broke other people's stuff :P23:01
BUGabundoeeheheheheheh23:04
BUGabundoeven non-Buntu stuff23:04
BUGabundoI was trying GO-OO on Win32 and after 15 min already had a bug filed23:04
gesermaco: re bug 217270: gpg-agent can also act as a ssh-agent when started with --enable-ssh-support.23:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 217270 in gnupg2 "seahorse does not recognize seahorse-agent/ssh-agent as a caching agent" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21727023:06
gesermaco: have you tried setting the different cache-ttl options in ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf? perhaps even "ignore-cache-for-signing" is the right option23:07
macogeser: ah good to know. in kde both gpg-agent and ssh-agent run23:10
macono i havent looked in that file. i just know that when i use gpg-agent intead of seahore-agent, i get a KDE password box ("pinentry" title) which lacks a remember/don't remember checkbox23:10
hggdhmaco, this is indeed the case... for me to get seahorse functionality I had to rename gpg-agent23:11
hggdhwhich, of course, makes KDE sort of unhappy23:12
geserI would really be good if not every programm would use it's own agent23:14
geserI need gpg-agent both as gpg agent and ssh agent. Unfortunately gnome-keyring-daemon sets himself as ssh agent.23:15
hggdhweird. I have k-kr *and* ssh-agent running23:16
macohggdh: when i use seahorse-agent in KDE it breaks evolution and kmail23:19
macothey both reject all passphrases if seahorse-agent is running in kde23:19
macoand evo jumps to somewhere between 98% and 101% of cpu for at least a minute before it brings up the passphrase dialog23:20
hggdhthis is why I said that disabling gpg-agent makes KDE sort on unhappy23:21
geserdoes seahorse-agent set the GPG_AGENT_INFO environment variable?23:21
macodidnt know that env existed...23:21
hggdhthat's a good question... time to follow the source...23:22
geserthere is also SSH_AUTH_SOCK used by ssh agent(s)23:23
geserhaving running different agents is probably not a problem as long as the environment variables point to the one one wants to use23:23
macotwo cannot run at a time23:24
hggdhwhich does not quite seem to be the case here23:24
macoexecution will abort if there's already one running23:24
geserI didn't try it out23:25
geserbut I know if I want to use gpg-agent as my ssh-agent I need to set SSH_AUTH_SOCK to the right gpg-agent socket23:25
hggdhthe source does not seem to have any reference to either of the env variables23:26
hggdhlooking at g-keyring now23:27
hggdhg-kr has SSH_AUTH_SOCK23:27
geserssh-agent uses SSH_AUTH_SOCK23:29
gesergpg-agent uses GPG_AGENT_INFO and SSH_AUTH_SOCK (when --enable-ssh-support is used)23:30
geserseahorse-agent uses also GPG_AGENT_INFO23:34
geseryou need to look into the source for seahorse-plugins to get the source of seahorse-agent23:35
macoi have it23:35
macoive been talking to sadam23:35
macoi think he's going to try setting the gpg.conf to use-agent by default, and then we'll see what happens23:36
hggdhdarn, I did not expect seahorse-plugins to be a different source23:38
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keesbdmurray: how should I handle the "stock reply" in DebuggingSecurity (which should at least move to SecurityTeam/BugTriage) with regard to the lists in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses ?23:59

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