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Ampelbeinbcurtiswx: apt-cache policy or rmadison00:01
MightyTweekbcurtiswx: I think it's apt-cache showpkg followed by the name of the package00:01
bcurtiswxty both of you00:02
bdmurrayrmadison shows you every release while apt-cache only shows you your release00:05
bcurtiswxbdmurray: thanks00:05
bcurtiswxwhat package would be used for mounting USB Compact Flash Drives? gnome-mount?00:26
bcurtiswxusbmount?00:27
bcurtiswxyeah, looks like usbmount... nevermind :D00:30
MightyTweekbcurtiswx: I think it might actually be gnome-volume-manager00:31
bcurtiswxMightyTweek: reading http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/gnome-volume-manager and http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/usbmount I still believe its usbmount00:32
bcurtiswxhmm.. well.. that last paragraph in usbmount does confuse me00:33
MightyTweekbcurtiswx: Could be, I'm no expert :)00:33
bcurtiswxMightyTweek: neither am I, all help/discussion appreciated00:34
bcurtiswxhmm, usbmount mentioned pmount.. and pmount mentions hal00:35
bcurtiswxusbmount mentions hal too00:35
bdmurraybcurtiswx: what is the exact problem?00:39
bcurtiswxbug #33261000:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 332610 in linux "CompactFlash on USB adapter doesn't mount" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33261000:39
bcurtiswxi was going to mark the package as hal00:40
bcurtiswxand mark as triaged and medium00:40
bdmurraybcurtiswx: I'd also look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices00:42
andresmujicahmm i would say it has something with the kernel..00:43
bdmurraybut yes, hal sounds best00:43
andresmujicathe device is not being seen, apparently00:43
andresmujicadmesg shows it.00:43
bcurtiswxbdmurray: i was going by https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingUSBStorage00:44
bcurtiswxbdmurray: the one you linked to mentions USB Storage Devices.  Should the link i just put up be removed from the debugging page?00:46
bdmurraybcurtiswx: yeah, that'd be great00:47
bcurtiswxbdmurray: consider it done00:47
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andresmujicaasac? aut?03:26
mrooney1Does anyone have any thoughts on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems ?04:13
mrooney1It seems like the apport-collect is too low and subtle to be useful, people are going to follow the instructions in order, and end up doing all sorts of unnecessary things.04:14
mrooney1I just saw it happen in bug 336512 in fact!04:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 336512 in cups "HP Deskjet F4180 not detected as printer on Jaunty" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33651204:14
mrooney1bdmurray: do you think the Jaunty section should go above the USB and Parallel sections?04:15
sbeattiemrooney1: heh, yeah; I even explicitly asked for apport-collect output in that bug. I agree that it might be useful to have that above the USB and parallel sections.04:35
mrooney1sbeattie: haha I saw the response and was confused, then I read the wiki04:41
mrooney1and if you JUST read the wiki and for some reason ignored your request, the reporter did the logical thing04:41
BigAl50Can someone mark Bug #249553 as checked for Hugday 20090305? It won't let me edit, different ID than here05:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 249553 in flashplugin-nonfree "flashplugin-nonfree Version 10 beta won't properly play ".swf" contents" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24955305:39
BigAl50Bug 249553 never mind I figured it out.05:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 249553 in flashplugin-nonfree "flashplugin-nonfree Version 10 beta won't properly play ".swf" contents" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24955305:51
mrooney1:)05:52
sbeattiemrooney1: I do want to keep referring to the wiki, so that (a) the reporter can see that I'm not suggesting they run some random command that breaks their system and (b) so that they get the idea that useful information for figuring out problems is in the wiki.07:17
sbeattiemrooney1: I reordered the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems page, feedback welcome.07:17
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YoBoYhi09:29
BUGabundoguud morning guys09:34
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dwggah12:37
dwghow do I change which releases are included in my ppa12:37
elmargolSomeone knows if there are "mainline" xorg packages for ubuntu? Similar to the kernel?13:30
salty-horseseb128, here?14:09
seb128salty-horse: depends of what you want ;-)14:09
salty-horse:) I have a small problem with mounting my usb drive in jaunty. it seems to work sometimes after installing and removing rhythmbox, but I can't find the uninstall script (if there is such a thing) to see what services it refreshes14:10
salty-horseseb128, here's the /var/log/messages output of how it behaves: http://pastebin.com/m502f13eb14:12
bddebianBoo14:47
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pedro_QA Team Meeting at #ubuntu-meeting in ~4 minutes, feel free to join!16:56
MTecknologywrong chan, sorry16:58
savvashey, has anyone noticed a bug for gedit disabled Find button when you press Ctrl+F in jaunty?17:35
seb128savvas: noticed, sent in launchpad, forwarded upstream, reassigned to gtk17:35
seb128gnome bug #57405917:36
ubottuGnome bug 574059 in GtkComboBox "search button not available in some cases" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57405917:36
savvasthanks seb128 :)17:39
seb128you're welcome17:39
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bdmurraysbeattie: earlier I was talking about debconf stuff right?19:09
bdmurrayufw has an example of what I was thinking about19:09
bdmurrayType: boolean19:09
bdmurray"Should ufw be enabled?"19:09
bdmurrayShould makes it sounds like yes or no to me19:10
bdmurraywhereas "Enable ufw" sounds like a checkbox to me19:10
davmor2bdmurray: Ah I now understand what you're on about yes I have seen those :)19:11
sbeattiebdmurray: hrm, dpkg-reconfigure ufw gives me that as a yes-no (on jaunty updated a coupel of hours ago)19:12
sbeattiehow are you seeing it as a checkbox?19:12
davmor2bdmurray: Am I right in thinking that you are saying it could be a checkbox rather than it is a checkbox19:13
bdmurrayI'm saying it is a checkbox and the question doesn't fit well, in my opinion, with a checkbox.19:14
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davmor2bdmurray: And this is in update manager rather than apt-get/dpkg correct?19:15
davmor2so cli is saying yes-no but gui is a checkbox19:15
bdmurraysbeattie: I found an older screenshot http://people.ubuntu.com/~brian/tmp/Screenshot-Debconf%20on%20flash.png19:15
davmor2yes I agree with you the wording sucks :)19:16
davmor2bdmurray: I think the issue here is the wording is taken from the cli which would be correct as you can answer yes or no19:17
jdstrandsucks... that is harsh19:18
jdstrandI'd be happy to change it :)19:18
sbeattieright, but here's how it looks in dpkg-reconfigure, where it makes sense: http://www.nxnw.org/~steve/tmp/ufw-dpkg-reconfigure.png19:19
davmor2jdstrand: It sucks for checkboxes not as a description :)19:19
jdstrandright-- that is what I was looking at when setting up debconf19:19
jdstranddavmor2: :)19:19
davmor2could the gui not take the options for the cli and buttonify them?19:20
bdmurrayI think more people see it in debconf than dpkg-reconfigure19:20
bdmurrayand in this case if the wording were changed to "Enable ufw" it'd work either way19:21
jdstrandwait-- what? you mean the debconf gui front end as opposed to one of the cli ones-- right?19:21
jdstrand(they all use debconf)19:22
bdmurrayI mean more people see it in the gui w/ a checkbox yes19:22
jdstrandright. sure I can change it19:22
bdmurrayI don't mean to pick on ufw it was the first example to come up19:22
sbeattiebdmurray: how do you get that screen?19:23
bdmurraysbeattie: run update-manager?19:23
jdstrandbdmurray: no worries. I agree it should be changed :)19:23
bdmurraysbeattie: I don't remember how I specifically saw that one19:24
davmor2jdstrand: The only issue I see is how many packages text would you need to change?  Would it not be possible in the ufw example to have the gui display the same yes no options as the cli19:24
jdstranddavmor2: it is super-easy with ufw. As for how many others besides ufw, I have no idea19:25
jdstrandbdmurray: would you mind filing a bug and attach the screenshots?19:25
bdmurrayjdstrand: can I write a patch too?19:26
jdstrandbdmurray: you can, but I'll likely ignore it since I've already done it :)19:26
bdmurraydamn19:26
bdmurraybug 33789019:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 337890 in ufw "debconf prompt poorly worded for a checkbox" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33789019:31
jdstrandbdmurray: thanks19:31
sbeattiebdmurray: hrm, grep -A2 boolean /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.templates gives me a number of things phrased as questions which would work okay if the question mark was stripped off.19:34
bdmurraysbeattie: hunh, that's an easy enough fix19:35
sbeattiethere's some that don't of course, (*cough* checkbox *cough*)19:39
davmor2meh I just found a bug but I'm not sure what to report it against.  If you use the youtube plugin in totem and get the codec update so it works you then can't install ubuntu-restricted-extras from add/remove? So what is at fault is it totem for installing the wrong thing, add/remove for poor package management or the codec that is causing the issue?19:56
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mrooneydavmor2: that's a good question, what is the specific failure you get from a terminal when trying to install u-r-e?20:19
davmor2mrooney: libavcodec52 and libavutil49 conflict with u-r-e which use libavcodec-unstripped-52 and libavutil-unstripped-4920:21
mrooneyinteresting, I wonder what "unstripped" means20:21
davmor2mrooney: It has all of the binary blob in rather than some of it :)20:23
mrooneydavmor2: so maybe -unstripped should not conflict but replace, or something?20:24
mrooneydavmor2: yeah it looks like -unstripped should "provide" or "replace" the lesser one20:34
mrooneythen it might work?20:34
davmor2Yeap20:35
davmor2is anyone else having issues with lp trying to add a new bug?20:40
bencrisfordhi all21:49
sinelawhi, hibernate refuses to proceed because "vlc has stopped the hibernate from taking place: Playing some media."21:52
sinelawbut vlc isn't running!21:52
sinelawhow can i debug this?21:52
sinelawhow does this thing technically work (stopping the hibernate from taking place)?21:54
MightyTweeksinelaw: Are you *sure* VLC isn't running? What is the output of "ps aux | grep vlc"?22:24
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crashsystemsI'm somewhat new to the whole debugging thing. How does one run a "backtrace"? Is that the same as running strace?23:22
macogdb23:22
macohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash23:22
mrooneyWhat are we doing for bugs from the python 2.6 upgrade?23:40
mrooneysuch as packages which don't work on python > 2.523:41
crashsystemsAnother n00b question here. I just ran "gdb totem 2>&1 | tee gdb-totem.txt", but totem did not start. Anyone see what I did wrong?23:42
james_wmrooney: tag them python2.6 to start with, and there is a python team that could be subscribed, I forget the name23:43
james_wcrashsystems: did you type "run"?23:44
crashsystemslol, is that it? I'll try it again, with "run" this time23:44
mrooneyjames_w: okay, is the tag enough to do anything useful, are people searching on that?23:44
james_wcrashsystems: that's why it's better to use the log suggested in the wiki page maco pointed you to, you can see what it is expecting from you23:45
james_wmrooney: no idea, once that is done I would wave it around in #ubuntu-motu23:45
bdmurrayheh wave it around23:45
mrooneycrashsystems: you don't add it anywhere, james means that after you type that command, it is at a prompt waiting for you to type "run" followed by enter23:46
james_whey bdmurray23:46
crashsystemsyeah, I finally figured that out :D23:46
bdmurrayhi james_w23:46

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