/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/03/09/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

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pittiGood morning07:56
didrocksmorning pitti o/07:58
pittihey didrocks08:13
didrockshello seb128, did you have a nice week-end?08:28
seb128hey didrocks08:29
seb128yes, too short as usual but good, you?08:29
didrocksseb128: yes, very restful :)08:29
pittihey seb12808:36
seb128hello pitti08:44
seb128lut huats08:44
huatshello seb128 and pitti08:45
seb128huats: how are you this week?08:45
* pitti hugs seb128 and huats08:45
huatsseb128: I am feeling better !08:45
huatsthanks !08:45
* seb128 hugs pitti08:45
huatshow are you ?08:45
* huats hugs pitti and seb128 too !08:46
seb128huats: good thank you08:46
* huats even hugs the mighty didrocks08:46
seb128pitti: the indicate-applet needs an handle, how would you remove it from the configuration or move it otherwise?08:50
pittiseb128: if you see it, you can move it; if you don't see it, what does its position matter?08:50
pittiupdate-notifier is exactly the same08:50
seb128pitti: how can you move it when you see it without using the handle?08:50
pittiseb128: do you really like that handle? I find it awful08:50
seb128pitti: no, update-notifier is a notification area icon, not an applet08:51
pittiseb128: well, just like any other thing there? middle-click and drag, or right click -> move08:51
seb128pitti: I don't like the handle, I ask how you move or remove the applet without using it08:51
pittiseb128: that's a technical detail that an user doesn't need to understand08:51
seb128pitti: they choiced by design to open the same menu on any click08:51
pittiit's all just little pictures in my panel08:51
* pitti thinks in user terms right now08:51
seb128pitti: try to middle or right click on it08:51
pittiseb128: I know that it doesn't have a menu08:52
pittibut it should08:52
pittievery other applet has one08:52
seb128they think every other applet is wrong08:52
seb128and that's one of the things they want to fix08:52
pittiwell, it might very well be08:52
pittibut jaunty isn't the time to fix them all08:52
seb128good luck, I tried to fight this battle at distro sprint ;-)08:52
pittifor the jaunty version we should aim for consistency08:53
seb128+108:53
pittiright now it's just plain ugly and inconsistent08:53
seb128as said I tried to convince them during the sprint but maybe they will listen to extra opinions08:53
pittiseb128: asked the other way round, how do I remove it right now?08:53
pittiI just have the handle, but it doesn't have a menu either08:53
seb128it has move and delete items there08:54
seb128when right clicking on it08:54
seb128that's similar to the task list08:54
seb128or the notification area applet08:54
pittiright-click doesn't do anything for me08:54
seb128they are both empty when there is no entry and have an handle08:54
seb128weird08:54
pittiah, after then 10th click or so I hit it08:54
pittibah08:55
pittiseb128: I filed bug 339818 for the record08:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 339818 in indicator-applet "do not display tray handle" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33981808:55
seb128pitti: my comment was in reaction to the bug ;-)08:55
* didrocks hugs huats back ;)08:55
seb128I'm just reading my weekend bug emails08:55
seb128didrocks: you can do the pidgin update if you want08:55
pittioh, right08:55
didrocksseb128: ok, I am on it :)08:56
pittiseb128: would you pind pinging me on jabber?08:58
mvoseb128: btw, gksu/libgksu are in my ppa, I guess its enough part of gnome to be part of the freeze exception for it?09:24
seb128mvo: I'm not sure, it doesn't follow upstream freezes, etc, better to ask pitti or slangasek for an exception09:25
seb128mvo: hello btw, nice to see you back, do you feel better?09:25
mvoseb128: hello :) better, but not well :( I felt pretty good saturday and was happy that its over and sunday was bad again. today is ok, I'm a bit slow on everything (and feel weak), but otherwise ok09:28
* seb128 hugs mvo09:29
* mvo hugs seb12809:29
didrockshey mvo :)09:39
mvohey didrocks09:39
didrocksmvo: the section "quilt + bzr + autotools = <3" in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Bzr is dedicated to you :)09:39
mvodidrocks: that is a clever way of doing it09:44
didrocksmvo: just long to proceed when you have to do it (gnome-games, I hate you ^^) :)09:48
didrocksbut with the checklist, you can avoid to forget something (like quilt add :/) in the pbuilder chroot and have to begin again (yes, I did it :p)09:48
seb128pitti: do I need any exception if I want to sync gtkmm-documentation which is a new package in debian?09:57
pittiseb128: in theory that's an FFE, but that was meant to ease work for archive admins09:58
pittiseb128: so go ahead09:58
seb128pitti: and I've delegated to grant desktopish universe exceptions ;-)09:58
pittiseb128: and if you feel better, hereby I grant it :)09:58
seb128pitti: thanks09:58
pittiah, indeed :)09:58
seb128vuntz: hey, can join #nautilus when you have a minute?10:12
pittiseb128: hm, didn't we use to have fuse file systems from gvfs mounts, such as ssh?10:59
seb128pitti: ls .gvfs?10:59
pittiempty10:59
seb128ps ax | grep fuse11:00
pittimount | grep fuse -> nothing for gvfs11:00
pittiseb128: ps> nothing11:00
seb128$ ps ax | grep fuse11:00
seb12816677 ?        Ssl    0:00 /usr/lib/gvfs//gvfs-fuse-daemon /home/seb128/.gvfs11:00
pittihmm11:00
seb128is your user in the fuse group? do you have fuse-utils installed?11:00
pittihah11:00
pitti$ /usr/lib/gvfs//gvfs-fuse-daemon /home/martin/.gvfs/11:00
pittifusermount: failed to open /etc/fuse.conf: Permission denied11:00
pittifusermount: user has no write access to mountpoint /home/martin/.gvfs11:00
pittiseb128: seems I'm not11:01
seb128there you go11:01
pittibut I thought we obsoleted the fuse group in intrepid..11:01
pitti-rw-r----- 1 root fuse 216 2009-01-14 14:35 /etc/fuse.conf11:01
pittiBWAH!11:01
pittithat wasn't so in intrepid11:01
seb128you did IIRC yes11:01
pittigetfacl /dev/fuse looks good11:01
pittiand /bin/fusermount is 4755, as it should be11:02
pittiseb128: okay, I'll look into that11:02
seb128thanks11:02
seb128pitti: would it be easy to make apport ignore the totem-video-thumbnailer crashes?11:02
pittiseb128: yes, but they shouldn't really crash..11:03
seb128pitti: well, we get quite some crashers about totem trying to thumbnails video being downloaded11:03
pittioh, I understand11:04
pittiso, incomplete files11:04
seb128crashes in ffmpeg libs and siretart said those are basically pointless because without a video example to get the crash they can't really be worked11:04
seb128right11:04
pitti. o O { can we please stop thumbnailing videos at all? it's a horrible cpu/IO/battery sink }11:04
pitti*cough*11:04
seb128there is a gconf key you can change if you want to do that ;-)11:05
seb128I like having thumbnails and they are done once only11:05
seb128so that's okish11:05
pittiseb128: the cleanest method is to install a signal handler in the thumbnailer, to catch segv and exit(1)11:05
pittithe next method is to install a generic apport hook to ignore the crashes11:05
pittibut I don't recommend that here11:06
pittisince that will bring the overhead of generating .crash files for no good11:06
seb128ok11:06
pittiand it'd present the 'cannot report problem' dialog to an user11:06
seb128thanks11:06
pittiso I think catchign the signal is the only sane option here11:06
seb128right11:06
seb128it's not so much an issue on stable versions11:07
pittiright11:07
seb128that's just to not flood ffmpeg-debian guys ;-)11:07
seb128mpt: any reason you open notify-osd on the ubuntu package rather than on the upstream component?11:15
seb128+bugs11:15
* seb128 opens upstream tasks for those bugs now11:17
mptseb128, MacSlow is concentrating on the package list, for much the same reason as the Ubiquity and Update Manager devs do11:20
mpt(or that's what he just told me)11:21
seb128mpt: ok, my experience until now has been that I've to ping him for a week to have him having a look over the list but if you says he looks at bugs regularly there now11:21
seb128all good11:21
mptseb128, he also says that if other distributions adopt Notify OSD, it will become more important to distinguish between project-general bugs and Ubuntu-packaging-specific bugs11:22
seb128ok, no problem, if the dx guys look at those bugs that's all good11:23
mptseb128, the ubuntu-docs team have similarly just been discussing migrating from bugtracking on the ubuntu-docs project to the Ubuntu ubuntu-doc package11:24
seb128mpt: as said if they read those bugs that's fine, they were not subscribed to the package until recentlu11:25
seb128recently11:25
mptseb128, this is another example of bug 76416, so maybe nag the Launchpad developers about it :-)11:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 76416 in malone "Handle a distribution being its own upstream for a package" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/7641611:28
seb128right :-)11:28
seb128pedro_: hi, the i386 retracer was stucked for some days I just restarted it so let it some time to catch up before cleaning recent crashers11:36
pedro_seb128: ok! thanks for letting me know about it11:37
seb128you're welcome11:37
seb128pedro_: btw there is no need to set milestone for bugs fixed to GNOME svn since GNOME 2.26 is due before jaunty beta11:41
pedro_seb128: alright, just don't want to forget about that f-spot issue (cannot find the svn commit)11:42
pedro_btw it seems the gvfs auto mount is causing issues again11:43
seb128pedro_: I was commenting about a nautilus bug you just changed11:43
pedro_bug 33846611:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338466 in gvfs "Fspot doesn't load pictures from my digital camera" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33846611:43
pedro_seb128: ah that one, alright no problem11:43
seb128pedro_: hum11:43
seb128pedro_: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/f-spot/0.5.0.2-0ubuntu311:44
pedro_seb128: it's the same behavior of the bug you fixed las cycle11:44
seb128pedro_: that's a f-spot issue and not a gvfs one11:44
seb128"f-spot (0.5.0.2-0ubuntu3) intrepid; urgency=low11:44
seb128  * Add f-spot-import-gphoto.dpatch: Fix f-spot-import to understand GIO11:44
seb128    gphoto:// URLs, which fixes (i. e. gets rid of) the device dialog on11:44
seb128    import. Also speculatively gvfs-umount the camera, otherwise F-Spot cannot11:44
seb128    communicate with it.11:44
seb128"11:44
* pedro_ looking11:44
seb128was the upload to fix the locking issue11:44
pedro_seb128: i'll try that right away and comment on the report then, thanks!11:45
seb128the patch is still there11:45
seb128do you use f-spot-import or an another command?11:45
pedro_seb128: yep, i use the f-spot-import command11:48
pedro_workaround on bug 196757 makes the import to work again11:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 196757 in gvfs "camera automount prevents import" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19675711:50
seb128pedro_: could be a side effect of bug #57088811:53
ubottuError: Launchpad bug 570888 could not be found11:53
seb128gnome bug #57088811:54
ubottuGnome bug 570888 in gphoto backend "gvfs-gphoto2 mount 4 devices when pluging one camera" [Major,Unconfirmed] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57088811:54
* pedro_ tests11:55
pedro_seb128: seems so, I'm getting two camera devices, I'll follow up with the reporter for confirmation on that12:00
davmor2pitti: I ran ps aux straight after the log up it's on bug 338340 let me know if it is of any use or not :)12:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338340 in jockey "Jaunty: Jockey doesn't download driver" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33834012:03
seb128pedro_: the upstream bug is confirmed, right the current version has only 2 icons displayed12:03
davmor2pitti: was the info I added to the bug of any use as I need the system for further testing?12:33
davmor2guys the new restart dialogue looks strange in grey with the rest of the notifications being black is there any plan to change this?12:49
seb128_why should those dialogs be different of any dialog?12:49
seb128_they are not notifications but standard dialogs12:50
davmor2seb128_: It just looks strange.  It's grey and slightly transparent and looks wrong with the rest of the messages seemingly black and slightly transparent if that makes sense?12:52
seb128re13:00
seb128is anybody running intrepid there?13:00
seb128mvo: ?13:01
mvoseb128: I have a intrepid box13:02
seb128mvo: box or vmbox is fine, can you boot it for me? ;-)13:02
mvoseb128: sure. what then?13:04
seb128mvo: python-dbg -c 'import gnomecanvas'13:04
mvoImportError: /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/apt_pkg.so: undefined symbol: Py_InitModule413:05
seb128grrr13:05
seb128why do we keep having those changes, it's broken, obviously nobody use that since nobody ever noticed and it's extra work13:05
seb128I was looking at why it's broken in jaunty and it didn't change much since intrepid13:06
seb128that was broken in intrepid already...13:06
mvoseb128: I have a different system and there it seems to be ok13:06
mvohmmm13:06
seb128system = intrepid or hardy?13:06
mvoboth intrepid13:06
seb128weird13:07
seb128mvo: hum ok, seems to work now, I was lacking some depends apparently13:11
seb128mvo: thanks anyway ;-)13:11
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crevettehey13:24
seb128lut crevette13:25
crevettesalut seb12813:26
crevettepitti, for bug 284994, vuntz has some patch to fix this problem, I think he pushed in opensuse13:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 284994 in bluez-gnome "bluetooth-wizard unable to pair to fixed pin devices" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28499413:35
seb128crevette: can you attach the patch to the bug?13:35
crevettepitti, or we can investigate in gnome-bluetooth 2.27.x?13:36
crevetteseb128, it is in upstream bug13:37
seb128crevette: he's away for lunch and it's too late to switch to a complete new technology for jaunty now13:37
crevetteseb128, the code base it almost the same than bluez-gnome13:37
seb128crevette: it's versionned 2.27 for a reason and bastien said he could still be quite buggy and it didn't get testing it13:38
crevetteactually I updated the packaging of gnome-bluetooth for myself to replace bluez-gnome13:38
seb128it -> yet13:38
seb128you can do the update in universe as a first step but it needs testing13:38
crevettethe only thing I need to see is how to do for people using gnome-bluetooth =<0.1113:39
pitticrevette: yes, upstream accepted the initial patch, and then did a better one14:10
pitticrevette: but I'd like to backport it, since I heard lots of complaints about the current bug14:10
pittidavmor2: thanks; replied in the bug14:14
rickspencer3tkamppeter: welcome back14:16
pittihey rickspencer314:19
davmor2pitti: the latter log shows the initial problem the first log was the one with the restarted backend with debugging enabled.  Initial problem was that it displays 0% downloading and then just stops and goes back to the original jockey window.  Hopefully fully explained in report14:27
tkamppeterhi rickspencer3, I have solved most issues now which were coming up during my vacation ...14:30
pittitkamppeter: isn't it nice to come back and stare at an exploding mail box? :-/14:30
pittitkamppeter: enjoyed Brazil?14:30
tkamppeterIt is not so exploding, as IO read mail from time to time from Brazil, but I did not do bigger stuff, mainly organizational stuff on the OpenPrinting Summit, to get sponsors for community people.14:31
tkamppeterNow I have caught up somewhat, fixed all but one bug for foomatic-filters 4.0.1, discussed s-c-p changes, uploaded collected upstream patches, solved HPLIP FFE, ...14:38
pittitkamppeter: great work14:42
rickspencer3pitti: should bug #336420 be assigned to seb128 ?14:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 336420 in compiz "Jaunty: Gnome 'run a terminal shortcut' does not work anymore" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33642014:45
seb128no please14:46
seb128I've no clue about compiz and lot to do already14:46
pittirickspencer3: I think I assigned it to me, didn't know a better assignee; if kenvandine_wk has time for it, I'd be grateful, otherwise I'll squeeze it in14:46
rickspencer3it's assigned to canonical-desktop-team, I'll assign to kenvandine_wk, who can always reassign to seb128 if needed ;) (j/k seb128)14:48
seb128;-)14:49
kenvandine_wkpitti: assign that to me14:51
kenvandine_wksorry... my box froze when i started a build in pbuilder14:51
pittirickspencer3: ah, thanks14:51
kenvandine_wksecond time that has happened, need to figure out what is up with that14:51
pittikenvandine_wk: dmesg?14:51
kenvandine_wkwill look14:51
seb128usually my laptop freezes after doing use switching in jaunty14:52
pittikenvandine_wk: or perhaps something weird like having udev running in the pbuilder or so?14:52
kenvandine_wkpitti: what are all these --MARK-- lines in my messages log?14:53
geserkenvandine_wk: that your syslog didn't die14:54
pittikenvandine_wk: they appear every 20 minutes14:54
kenvandine_wkah... never seen that before :)14:54
geserthey only appear it there was no activity in syslog for a certain period of time14:55
pittiseb128: I'll upload ekiga, gnome-utils, and gnome-vfs in the next minutes, FYI14:56
pitti(strip gconf translations)14:56
seb128pitti: ok thanks, you did check gnome-utils, a rebuild will not likely be enough there14:56
pittishould buy us perhaps 800 KB on the desktop CD14:56
pittiseb128: no, these aren't rebuilds14:56
seb128ok good then14:57
pittiseb128: ekiga doesn't use cdbs (I copied the rules)14:57
seb128because I uploaded gnome-utils recently14:57
pittiseb128: gnome-utils didn't use gnome.mk before; testing with that now14:57
pittiand gnome-vfs is just old14:57
seb128that was just to let you know in case you wanted to just do no change uploads14:57
seb128ok good14:57
pittino, they wouldn't work14:57
* pitti hugs seb128, thanks14:57
* seb128 hugs pitti14:57
seb128mvo: any idea about that one?14:57
seb128$ apt-cache rdepends python-glade2-dbg<python-glade2-dbg>14:57
seb128"apt-cache rdepends python-glade2-dbg" returns nothing14:58
seb128where deskbar-applet-dbg depends on it14:58
seb128that's current jaunty14:58
geserseb128: does rdepends work on non-existing packages?14:59
seb128geser: that's part of the question ;-)15:00
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mvoseb128: I think its because there is no python-glade2-dbg, so apt has a stub of it in the database because its refered via a dep15:02
mvobut nothing more15:02
mvo(but to be 100% sure I would have to look into the source)15:02
seb128mvo: ok, do you have a workaround to list those which still depends on this one and should be transitioned?15:03
geserseb128: filter the output of apt-cache unmet (perhaps also add -i)15:04
seb128geser: thanks15:04
seb128$ apt-cache unmet | wc -l15:04
seb128222615:04
seb128urg15:04
mvoseb128: give me a sec15:06
seb128mvo: that's ok, unmet will do, thanks15:06
pittiseb128: gnome-utils b-deps on cdbs, but doesn't actually use it in debian/rules; would you mind if I change debian/rules to do so?15:07
seb128pitti: no15:07
pittiokay, doing15:07
seb128pitti: please put it in bzr too if you have a minute while doing the changes ;-)15:07
pittioh, ok15:08
pittiseb128: how come that you ask for bzrifying things? :-)15:09
mvobzr!15:09
* mvo hugs seb12815:09
seb128pitti: because if you look to https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop you will see we use bzr in most modules now so there is little point stopping the changes, better to switch everything and have a consistant workflow15:10
seb128and I'm getting used to it now anyway so that's ok ;-)15:10
pittiheh15:10
* seb128 hugs mvo15:10
pittiover the weekend I learned bzr-builddeb15:10
pittiand bugged james_w with two bugs, which he promptly fixed15:10
* pitti hugs james_w15:10
seb128I like the "bzr get && bzr-buildpackage" for sponsoring15:10
seb128it does orig download and everything15:10
pittiright, and bd even checks out the branch for you15:11
geserseb128: apt-cache unmet lists also suggests and recommends, if you want only depends use apt-cache unmet -i (it's much less output)15:11
seb128patch editing is one command away with bzr bd-do so that's ok too15:11
seb128geser: ah right15:11
pittiseb128: I like it to tell kwwii to just do "bzr bd lp:usplash" to fetch and build the latest usplash stuff :)15:11
* pitti pushes lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-utils/ubuntu15:12
pittididrocks: btw, I made some corrections to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Bzr15:14
seb128pitti: why did you change bzr commit to debcommit?15:16
pittiseb128: I find it much better to have debian/changelog and bzr changelog to be consistent; you don't?15:16
pittialso, it spares you to create a sensible bzr message; you should rather write good debian/changelog15:17
seb128pitti: bzr commit uses the debian changelog for me on jaunty15:17
pittiright, that's what it does?15:17
seb128well, since the recent version yes15:17
seb128I'm just wondering what else debcommit does ;-)15:17
pitti(for ages, really)15:17
pittiit just parses the changes in debian/changelog and mangles it to look good in a bzr changelog (indentation, etc.)15:18
seb128ok15:20
seb128yeah for good workflows now ;-)15:20
seb128the only annoying thing is how to handle packages which are sometimes in sync with debian15:20
seb128and then not because we package unstable versions first15:20
crevettedebcommit is wonderful15:22
asacdebcommit is handy indeed15:23
asaci even use that for upstream ChangeLogs sometimes ;)15:23
pittiseb128: I usually import the debian svn into a bzr branch15:23
asacbut i guess bzr has a similar feature build in for such cases15:23
pittiseb128: and merge from that (instead using MoM)15:23
pittiseb128: if we sync, we could just do the same with bzr (bzr pull --overwrite ../debian)15:24
pittiseb128: that would kill our Vcs-Bzr:, though15:24
pittiseb128: but all in all, if we are mostly in sync for some packages, we shouldn't maybe put them into bzr15:24
seb128pitti: right, that's what I've told didrocks to do right now15:25
seb128ie not put those in bzr15:25
asacmvo: i am wainting for retracers to process that bug15:26
asacnot sure if it will happen though.15:26
asacit has the need-i386-retrace tag15:27
asacwhast the status of retracers. are they broken?15:29
asac(i remember that seb said something about backlog)15:29
mvoasac: I don't know, seb128 is the retracer working curretnly?15:33
didrocksseb128: you are speaking about libgtkmm for instance, right?15:41
didrockspitti: ok, let me have a look15:41
seb128asac, mvo: the retracer was stucked for 6 days I restarted it around lunch15:42
seb128didrocks: yes15:42
seb128asac: what bug is that about?15:45
didrockspitti: just a question of debcommit. I make a change A, so, my debian/changelog will be: http://paste.ubuntu.com/128809/ and I debcommit. Then, I make a change B an my changelog is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/128811/. debommit will "bzr commit -m *A\n*B"15:45
didrockspitti: commiting manually would enables us to just write "* B"15:46
mvothanks seb12815:47
pittididrocks: no, debcommit usually figures that out15:47
pittididrocks: that only happens if you change the A changelog15:47
pittidon't do that15:47
didrockspitti: ok. I have to take a test :)15:47
pittiif you fix a previous changelog, bzr commit manually15:47
pittiand commit the other change separately15:47
didrocksgreat, never experienced that. thought that debcommit was not so clever :)15:48
pittididrocks: in technical terms, debcommit looks at all the added lines (bzr diff | grep ^+15:48
seb128didrocks: when you are done with the pidgin update can you look at updating evolution-mapi in universe?15:48
didrockspitti: thanks for the infos. I will do that in my next update :)15:49
didrocksseb128: there is an update to make? no problem :)15:49
seb128didrocks: yes 2.25.91 to 2.25.9215:49
didrocksok15:49
didrocksseb128: for piding, I merge from debian, right?15:49
seb128didrocks: yes15:49
seb128didrocks: or just update, as you want15:50
seb128didrocks: they just added an update since you merged so it might be easier to just add their debian dir diff to that15:50
didrocksseb128: i have to figure out an easy workflow to merge with bzr :)15:50
didrocksseb128: i was thinking about that, seems easy :)15:50
* pitti radiates hate at gnome-utils' broken debian/rules15:51
pittiusing both dh_movefiles and dh_instal15:51
didrockspitti: strange, seems that it hasn't been fully migrated :/15:52
pittididrocks: I'm on it..15:53
pittiseb128: next bug failed; I'll have a look, this isn't normal16:02
seb128pitti: ok thanks, a firefox bug again?16:02
pitti    assert os.path.exists(self.get('InterpreterPath', self['ExecutablePath']))16:02
pittiah16:02
pittiseb128: yes, with ffox that's very common16:02
pittibug reports filed against 3.0.616:02
pittibut now we have 3.0.716:02
pittiso the /usr/lib/firefox/3.0.6/ thing doesn't exist any more16:03
pittithat's it16:03
seb128right16:03
pittiI'll untag16:03
* kenvandine_wk -> lunch16:04
* pitti pats his new gnome-utils debian/rules; yay sanity16:21
seb128pitti: retracer crasher again, can we make it ignore those errors?16:21
pittiseb128: we can, but that'll take a bit of work16:22
seb128pitti: ok, let's untag then16:22
* seb128 untags this one16:22
pittiseb128: how do you untag?16:22
pittiseb128: I usually log into launchpad as apport and do it there16:23
pittior do you have a clever script for it?16:23
seb128pitti: ssh ronne; log into a retracer environment, use the mass tagging script there16:23
pittiseb128: I keep the next cron mail as a reminder to fix it16:23
pittiah16:23
seb128subscribing rather16:23
seb128pitti: would be nice to give some team the right to browse those bugs by default though16:25
seb128ubuntu-archive or something16:25
seb128so we have some people who could clean such issues16:25
pittiright16:25
pittiwould make sense, given that the retracers run as ubuntu-archive16:25
asac~/msg -freenode rickspencer3 so unless we get overwhelming feedback we do that properly as a karmic spec16:27
seb128asac: ECHANNEL? ;-)16:28
asacseb128: ETYPO ;)16:28
asac+16:28
asac~16:28
pitti/msg asac I sent you the s3kr1t world domination plan16:28
asaclol16:28
asaci really should review how i do /msgs in irssi16:29
asac;)16:29
pittiwell, with "/msg"?16:29
asacpitti: thats what i am currently doing. but thats error prone on long conversations16:29
asacpitti: e.g. i dont open a new window for each conversation16:29
asacso i have to type /msg all the time ;)16:29
pittiseb128: I won't bother bzrifying gnome-vfs; it should just die..16:30
seb128pitti: right don't bother, it's going to be around for a while but maybe quickly in universe or something16:30
pittiseb128: at least that one looks like a no-change upload :-)16:30
pittinice; libgnomevfs2-common shrinks from 233848 to 36786 bytes16:42
calcseb128: is the issue where you enter a url in nautilus and it pops up a error box "Could not display "URL". Unable to mount location." a known issue?16:56
calceg nautilus window ctrl-l sftp://127.0.0.1/16:57
seb128what url?16:57
seb128works for me16:57
calchmm ok16:57
calcmaybe my system is somehow messed up16:57
* calc checks his other jaunty system16:57
calchmm it says it on both machines16:58
calcmy desktop doesn't have the patched gvfs (from alexl) so is stock16:58
seb128do you get the issue on ftp.gnome.org too for example?16:59
calcall i did to reproduce it was ctrl-l in a nautilus window type "sftp://127.0.0.1" and tell it to forget password16:59
calcit actually mounts the sftp but doesn't display it for some reason16:59
calcif i then click on the mount on the desktop it shows up16:59
crevettedoes ssh 127.0.0.1 works ? (/me asks dumb question)16:59
calcworks for ftp anonymous to ftp.gnome.org17:00
calccrevette: yes and clicking on the mount it just created but refused to display works as well17:00
calccrevette: meaning when i create the mount by typing ctrl-l "sftp://127.0.0.1" it doesn't show it and complains but does actually mount it and it shows up on the desktop, when i then immediately click on that icon on the desktop it shows the contents in nautilus17:01
calcit just fails to open it immediately like it should when you first type in the url17:01
crevetteI would get a gvfsd log17:01
crevettepkill gvfs* && /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfd -r17:02
calcok will do17:02
crevetteand I'd perform the same action to see what appear in the log file17:02
calcok17:02
calcdoes it just log to console or some other location?17:03
calcthere wasn't much output to console17:03
seb128well, if the mount success no reason to display too much informations17:03
calcok it did show some failure info i'll pastebin it17:04
seb128it displays the login password dialog for me17:04
calchttp://paste.ubuntu.com/128856/17:04
calcnot sure what that output means, but it did actually mount the sftp on my system, it just didn't show up immediately like it should in the current nautilus window but gave an error message instead17:05
seb128it gives the same error when trying to connect to localhost too there17:06
calcso you see the error message as well?17:07
loolasac: Around?17:07
loolasac: Completely forgot to test browser.jar for you -- sorry!17:07
seb128calc: on localhost yes17:07
loolasac: I just did and it works like a charm; thanks a lot!17:07
calcseb128: ok, should i file a bug somewhere or do you know if this issue is already documented?17:08
seb128I don't care17:08
seb128ETOOMANYBUGS ;-)17:08
loolasac: I'm happy to comment to this effect in $bug BTW17:08
calcheh ok17:08
seb128if you open a bug please do it upstream directly17:08
seb128I don't think we have a bug about that yet17:09
calcseb128: ok17:09
seb128but I could be wrong17:09
calcfsck turning off gvfs doesn't actually solve the saving problem like i thought it did :\17:11
calcer turning off gvfs in OOo17:12
calcif i try to then save to the fileshare in the gnome dialog it still tries to use gio/gvfs instead of gvfs-fuse17:12
* calc is so screwed, no file saving to gio/gvfs mounts currently work in OOo due to some bug that I can't determine how to track down17:13
asaclool: thanks for testing. what was the problem again ;)?17:22
seb128mvo: bug #327465 has been updated since you ask for an update17:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 327465 in gnome-control-center "HIG problem with my previous fix" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32746517:24
mvoseb128: thanks, I had it on my list but then the sickness stroke17:26
asaclool: ah ... the alt+paste issue ;)17:29
loolasac: yes17:30
asaclool: plesae comment on moz bug 480290 ... i requested review17:31
ubottuError: Launchpad bug 480290 could not be found17:32
asacmozilla bug 48029017:32
ubottuMozilla bug 480290 in Tabbed Browser "with openurl on middlemouse paste followed by "Alt" key quickly triggers file save dialog" [Normal,Assigned] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48029017:32
asachere we go17:32
seb128ok everybody17:48
seb128I've cleaned https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/TODO, feel free to add tasks for contributors to pick there17:49
seb128and contributors feel free to pick tasks17:49
seb128we have also 18 desktop-bugs milestoned bugs on https://launchpad.net/~desktop-bugs/+bugs?field.milestone%3Alist=2202&field.milestone%3Alist=220317:49
seb128which is a good list of bugs to work on if you want to tackle something useful17:49
kenvandine_wkseb128: thx18:01
travisthepiratehey my desktop hangs on "starting bluetooth" on boot and "stopping bluetooth" on shutdown.  any ideas?18:01
chrisccoulsontravisthepirate - for support, you should go to #ubuntu18:03
seb128does somebody with fast download want to backport the one liner change on gnome bug #572403?18:08
ubottuError: Could not parse XML returned by Gnome: timed out (http://bugzilla.gnome.org/xml.cgi?id=572403)18:08
seb128I would do it but I've to run in a few minutes and the gimp tarball is 23 megas to download and I'm using my download already18:09
mvoseb128: I can do that18:13
seb128mvo: danke18:13
embermvo are you on it right now? i already have a diff18:16
emberjust testing the build18:16
mvoember: thanks, even better :)18:16
mvoember: when you have the debdiff, just let me know (unless seb128 wants to sposnor it)18:16
emberok18:17
seb128mvo: no, I've to run now and I don't want to download the orig to build the source upload18:17
mvoseb128: sure thing, I do it :)18:18
seb128thanks18:18
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crevettepitti: the patch that Bastien did for gnome-bluetooth is not usable for bluez-gnome18:54
crevetteat least it doesn't apply18:54
embermvo diff added in bug #33130618:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 331306 in gimp "gimp-2.6 crashed with SIGSEGV in IA__g_object_get()" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33130618:56
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calcanyone know gvfs well enough to know what a uri i should passing to this program should look like?19:16
calchttps://code.launchpad.net/~ccheney/+junk/gvfs-test19:16
calcits the example from the api docs19:16
calci passed sftp://127.0.0.1/home/ccheney/Desktop/foo.txt and it claimed internal error19:16
crevettewhen I retrieve code source for a VCS, what should I do to make the code usable for packaging (make dist? ...)19:20
crevetteI want to do a package from a snapshot19:20
kenvandine_wkhow can i tell a package it won't work with python 2.4?19:32
kenvandine_wkat install time it is trying to byte-compile for python2.419:33
cjcalc: try sftp://user@host:port/path ?19:34
cjcrevette: autoreconf && ./configure && make dist19:35
crevettecj: thanks19:35
calccj: ok looking :)19:35
cjkenvandine_wk: if there's a .pc file for python, I think you can use the PKG_* m4 macros to say which versions it should not use19:35
cjcalc: I haven't looked, myself, but I know the uri format includes user & port :)19:36
cjmaybe gvfs is not smrt enough to put in sane defaults...19:36
kenvandine_wkcj: it is building for 2.5 and 2.619:36
kenvandine_wkbut at install time it tries to byte-compile for 2.419:36
kenvandine_wkand the code just won't work in 2.419:37
cjkenvandine_wk: hurm... I'm not familiar enough with python to say for certain.  I bet #python would know the answer...19:37
kenvandine_wkit isn't really a python issue19:38
cjcrevette: oh, if it's a gnome module, you will want to run ./autogen.sh instead of autoreconf19:38
kenvandine_wkit is the way we handle installing python  stuff19:38
kenvandine_wkit's seems weird :)19:38
crevettecj: okay tx a lot19:38
cjdo you mean the debian package byte compilation stuff?19:38
cjcrevette: :)19:38
cjkenvandine_wk: you'll need to modify debian/rules to tell it the specifics of the install script, I think.  but you'll need to ask the python people how to byte-compile for only a subset of installed versions19:39
kenvandine_wkok19:39
kenvandine_wkthx19:39
cjhurm, actually, it's a different file in debian/19:39
cjI don't recall what it's called, but probably something like postinst19:39
mvothanks a lot ember19:39
cjthe folks on #debian-devel on oftc are the people who know the nitty-gritty on that topic19:40
kenvandine_wkcj: ok, that should be enough to help lead me further than i am19:40
calcwell i got it to mostly work but now it segfaults, heh19:42
cjcalc: try fuse?  http://fuse.sourceforge.net/sshfs.html19:48
* cj < lunch &19:48
calci'm testing things to see why OOo is breaking19:48
cjcalc: did you build gvfs from jhbuild?20:40
cjmore directly: do you have debugging symbols for gvfs?20:41
calccj: not at the moment but i can get them through ddebs repo in a bit20:42
calccj: for the OOo issue i am testing the new OOo on intrepid in a few minutes to see if it is a OOo or gvfs regression20:42
calcs/minutes/hours/ really since it takes about 2hr to recompile20:42
cjltrace might be enough for that20:42
cjgvfs shouldn't take long to compile by itself, I wouldn't think20:43
calcyea20:43
calcwell there were some issues in gvfs fuse that i had fixed for 2.26.0 release next week20:43
calcbut those are fixed now i need to determine what the problem is with regular gvfs saving in OOo, not sure what is at fault at the moment20:44
cjwhat gave you the core dump?20:44
calcreally if i could get the gnome file dialog in OOo to spit out a fuse path for it to use that would fix my problems but it seems to give it the uri instead20:44
calcthe test app cored but that appears to be due to seeking a sftp mount20:45
calcOOo doesn't core but just doesn't save20:45
cjdid you run your test app with ltrace to see what it was doing?20:45
calcnot yet20:45
cjthat might point you in the right direction20:45
calcgnome_vfs_seek(0x1288550, 2, 0, 0x7fb37d095a60, 0x1286d20 <unfinished ...>20:45
calc--- SIGSEGV (Segmentation fault) ---20:45
calci suppose that is where i need the gvfs debug packages20:46
calcto show any detail below my app20:46
cjif gnome_vfs_seek isn't that complicated, you may be able to figure out what is going on, but yeah, I'd get that -g compile going20:47
cjI assume this is jaunty?20:47
calcyes20:47
cjoh, you said intrepid, didn't you?20:47
cjamd64 or x86?20:48
cjor... something entirely different? :)20:48
calcoh i am going to test OOo 3.0.1 on intrepid to see if it works there with gvfs since it doesn't on jaunty20:48
calcamd6420:48
cjah, all my amd64 machines are offline or I'd kick something off for you20:48
calcif it doesn't work on jaunty either then i can guess it is a problem with OOo, otherwise if it does work then something in gvfs is likely broken20:48
calci can get the debug build from the ddebs repo in a little while20:48
cjcolo moved facilities and I put 'em all in my basement.  my build box disk is even changing chassis :)20:49
calcdeb http://ddebs.ubuntu.com jaunty main restricted universe multiverse20:49
calcthat has all the debug build info20:49
cjah, nice to know.  thanks.20:49
calcwell for any package packaged correctly20:49
calcaiui it doesn't work so well for my package, OOo, since the debian maintainer didn't want to build OOo in -g mode due to code size20:49
calcsomething about many hundreds MB or gigabyte of files at that point20:50
cjyuck.  hard to fit it into memory, I'd wager20:50
calcyea20:50
cjnovell may have one available, but I'm sure it's not the same config as debian/ubuntu20:51
calcyea i am not sure20:51
cjasking ajorg...20:51
cjI don't know if he builds anything outside of mono, though...20:52
didrockshey seb128 :)21:10
seb128good evening didrocks21:11
didrocksI was wondering before pushing pidgin, if you think we must include this in the merge: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2009-March/027703.html21:11
didrocksand then, as I was leaving, I pushed it, but this can be quickly changed :)21:11
seb128didrocks: ups, sorry didn't read your line, you should better highlight me when you have a question21:22
seb128didrocks: no don't, the consensus seems to be that ubuntu-desktop should Recommends it rather no?21:23
calctedg: how's south africa? :)21:27
tedgcalc: Good, sunny.  I'm running out of battery though -- brought the wrong power adapter :-/21:29
didrocksseb128: sorry, I was reading some blogs. And yes, it seams that it's ubuntu-desktop which recommends it21:36
didrocksseb128: so, I have nothing to change to the branch. It shoudl be ok21:37
didrocksseb128: FYI, I managed evolution-mapi too21:37
seb128didrocks: you rock!21:38
* didrocks hugs seb128 21:38
* seb128 hugs didrocks21:38
seb128vuntz: there?21:42
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seb128didrocks:22:13
seb128$ diffstat debian/patches/70_autoconf.patch22:13
seb128 autom4te.cache/output.0 |41866 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++22:13
seb128...22:13
seb128didrocks: !!!22:13
* didrocks runs :/22:14
didrockscdbs-edit-patch caught me22:14
didrocksI was used to quilt :/22:14
seb128didrocks: no no, come back and fix it!22:14
seb128lol22:14
didrocksseb128: ok, I come back :)22:14
Nafallolol22:15
didrocksseb128: better now? :) I have to write somewhere « check for cache files to not make seb128 angry »22:17
Nafallodidrocks: please dont. the angry frenchmen is awesome! :-D22:18
Nafallofrenchman even22:18
didrocksNafallo: do you have something to say against French people? :)22:18
Nafallodidrocks: nope. mostly for them.22:18
Nafallo(rather than against, that is)22:18
Laneyseb128: Dude, if you apply patches to f-spot can you get them forwarded back to Debian?22:19
LaneyI still dream of the mythical sync22:19
didrocksNafallo: ^^22:19
seb128Laney: I pinged you about those patches some weeks ago ...22:19
didrocksseb128: I promess I will not forget it at the next merge :)22:19
Laneyyou sure?22:19
Laneyseb128: Please subscribe me to bugs or something22:19
Laneyor submittodebian makes it easy to forward these things22:20
seb128Laney: yes, I said there was 2 patches waiting for sponsoring if could have a look22:20
seb128Laney: ok22:20
seb128didrocks: hum22:21
seb128didrocks: you list 1 1024x600 changes in the remaining changes list but there was 3 of those uploaded in the previous revision22:22
seb128didrocks: what happened to the other 2?22:22
didrocksseb128: look at the description :)22:22
didrocksyeah, it seems like a game of "7 differences" :)22:22
seb128didrocks: I did read it, not very obvious to me though, is that a merge of the 3 changes?22:22
didrocksseb128: exactly, there is only on word change in the 3 descriptions22:23
didrocksso, I "merged" them in one line22:23
didrocks"account dialog, pounce windows and preference window22:23
didrocksinstead of one line for account dialog22:23
seb128didrocks: well there is still 3 patches in the debian directory22:23
didrocksone for pounce windows…22:23
seb128didrocks: that's misleading22:24
seb128you could have listed the 3 names and one description22:24
didrocksseb128: oh, I should have use a *22:24
seb128I'm wondering if the next to do the update will forgot the ones not listed22:24
seb128forget22:24
seb128I tend to use those summary to know what to keep over22:24
didrocksI think you're right. With a star, it will be better?22:24
seb128if you list one names instead of 3 that's confusing22:24
didrocksok, so, one by line?22:24
seb128yes22:24
seb128either way22:24
seb128* or all the names22:25
seb128just make it clear that's several patches22:25
didrocksI prefer the star, let me change it22:25
seb128ok22:25
seb128thanks22:25
seb128sorry for being picky on details ;-)22:25
didrocksof course, didn't think it was not obvious at a first glance22:25
didrocksno no, you're right, I prefer to do better packaging stuff next time :)22:25
didrocksseb128: you can pull it again :)22:27
* didrocks is sure that now seb128 likes bzr pull ;)22:27
seb128indeed ;-)22:27
seb128much easier than lp upload and download rounds22:27
didrocksfor sure :-)22:27
seb128ok, good know22:28
seb128ls22:28
seb128ups22:28
seb128didrocks: thanks for your patience and good work :-)22:28
didrocksseb128: you're welcome :)22:28
didrockstime to go to bed now.22:28
seb128'night didrocks22:29
Nafallodidrocks: meeh. you made him happy again damnit :-P22:29
didrocksseb128: thanks, you too. See you tomorrow!22:29
seb128thanks22:29
* Nafallo tickles seb128 22:29
didrocksNafallo: hehe ;)22:29
rickspencer3ArneGoetje: good morning22:58
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