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TheMusoslangasek: Whats the reason for the studio rebuild?00:15
slangasekTheMuso: update-manager on the ISO is broken miserably to the point where you can't run it to upgrade it to the fixed version00:16
TheMusoslangasek: oh.00:16
slangaseksorry - unexpected breakage from unsanctioned uploads during the milestone freeze. :/00:18
TheMusoOh well, I'll try and fit a couple of tests in today, but its up to the others to test studio, since my work day is almost done, and I'm off tomorrow. :)00:18
slangasekTheMuso: ok - any names you want to give me of people to prod?00:18
TheMusoslangasek: I know Cory/_MMA_ is testing, and I am about to put an email out to our community to see if I can cause an about face and get some testers.00:19
slangasekok, cheers :)00:19
slangaseksuperm1: ^^ mythbuntu respun for the same reason, sorry00:23
ScottKasac or fta: Is there some need for mozilla-devscripts to still depend on Python 2.4?00:23
ftaScottK, none, i can update that if you want, i'm upstream00:25
ScottKfta: Please.00:25
* fta makes a mental note for tomorrow00:26
calcall the doctor could figure out about me was he thinks i have a virus that isn't the flu and says i should be well in 3-4 days :-\00:29
* calc goes back to bed00:31
superm1slangasek, aw :(, for a once we were gonna be done with testing early00:33
slangasekyeah00:33
slangaseksorry, doesn't seem to ever work out that way :)00:33
slangasekcalc: get well soon!00:34
superm1well at least nothing that i need to frantically chase down and write a patch for, always easier when it's other peoples stuff00:34
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ebroderIs there any chance of getting a feature freeze exception for bug #340993 if I prepared a patch?01:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 340993 in alpine "alpine's ./configure wants Build-Depends and Depends: aspell" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34099301:44
ebroder(It's a one line patch to the control file - alpine actually already depends on aspell)01:45
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stgraberebroder: I'm not sure it would even need a FF exception as it looks like a bug (missing build-dep) and doesn't need any change to the code.01:51
ebroderstgraber: Awesome. I'll go ahead and put the patch together. Thanks01:51
stgraberhmm, don't we install recommends by default since Intrepid ? for some reason my LTSP install lacks ldminfod which I made a recommend of ltsp-server (ltsp-server is installed and ldminfod is on the cd ...)02:24
* stgraber must have missed something with what happens with recommends at install time02:25
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* ScottK isn't sure it's meant to be fully expanded. Direct recommends are installed, but not sure about recommends of dependencies.02:26
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kirklandslangasek: okay, so i have a well tested kvm upload that would fix 4 bugs, 2 of which are installation issues02:39
kirklandslangasek: is this a candidate for upload during freeze?02:39
slangasekkirkland: are you wanting the alpha-6 CDs respun in response to the upload too, or do you just want the fixes picked up opportunistically?02:44
kirklandslangasek: the latter02:44
kirklandslangasek: it can wait until tomorrow, no real rush02:45
kirklandslangasek: whatever you recommend02:45
slangasekkirkland: uploading now is fine; currently I don't anticipate any other problems that would necessitate an ubuntu-server respin, though02:45
kirklandslangasek: awesome, thanks02:46
TheMuso/c/03:20
IntuitiveNippleAny indication of what time alpha-6 will be available?03:53
ScottKWhen it's ready.04:15
ScottKThere are probably candidate ISO images that need testing.04:15
ScottKAt this point there's a very good chance that whatever you test is what will be Alpha 6 (no guarantees).04:15
JanCalpha6 minus serious bugfixes I guess04:16
IntuitiveNippleThanks. I'm about to test on a bunch of notebooks and want to netboot and CD-boot test from alpha 6 images04:16
stgraberhttps://iso.qa.ubuntu.com for links to the current iso images04:20
ScottKJanC: At this point unless it's really disasterous we'd likely release note any significant problems discovered.04:29
IntuitiveNipplestgraber: thanks... that confused me, the link wouldn't load. It's HTTP not HTTPS :)04:29
IntuitiveNippleNow to figure out a pxeboot config to allow 32/64 bit images04:31
stgraberIntuitiveNipple: right ... we still haven't https setup there.04:32
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soreaucjwatson: So I ended up using that wubi installer and got ubuntu installed though I guess it lives in ntfs land somehow now05:03
soreauWould it be safe to install grub to the MBR like 'normal'? Currently the windoze boot loader loads grub05:03
dholbachgood morning06:13
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ebroderHmm...how do you give a bug different statuses for different releases?07:11
ebroderCan I do that, or does it have to be a MOTU or something?07:11
KaiLI see all those blueprints about boot time - but they are all for the very early stages? If you go on that way, the X server will take half the boot time soon ;)07:38
pittiGood morning07:41
KaiLeeek07:50
KaiLthis bug hurts (esp. my ears) *G*07:55
pittithekorn: I'd like to write a test suite for apport's launchpad crashdb implementation, and after that, switch to your launchpadlib branch08:54
pittithekorn: mind if I commit a fix to storeblob.py to optionally use staging?08:54
thekornpitti, good idea, go go go ;)08:55
pittibdmurray: ^ I think you had that problem as well recently08:55
pittithekorn: storeblob.py needs to stay anyway, if i switch to LP, I'll just copy it back to the apport source08:55
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Mezdid anyone know that the Jaunty alha 5 alternate CD is broken?09:15
sorenpitti: Perhaps you can answer this... The build log for opennebula clearly show an opennebula-dbgsym package being built, but I don't see it on ddebs.ubuntu.com?09:41
sorenpitti: Hm.... They're there for lpia, armel and i386.09:42
sorenpitti: Can you see what happened to the amd64 one?09:43
pittisoren: when was it built?09:43
pittisoren: sometimes they just get lost09:43
pittithe stuff to build ddebs.u.c. is unfortunately quite brittle09:43
sorenFeb 20th.09:43
pittiok, too late to retrieve it from the buildds then09:44
pittisoren: so, sorry, I can't check it any more09:44
sorenNo worries. I'll rebuild locally and use that.09:44
siretartseb128: thanks for your rocking ffmpeg bug triage!09:46
tjaaltonso.. every time the kernel ABI is changed, apparmor rules cannot be reloaded?09:46
tjaaltonuntil you reboot the new kernel09:46
seb128siretart: you're welcome, thanks for the triaging hints09:47
seb128siretart: there is still lot of users who have crashes on flv and mp4 files which seem due to gst-ffmpeg but I don't get those crash here09:47
directhexbug triage on ffmpeg? that's a hero's job09:47
siretartseb128: is there some (preferably commandline) utility like ffplay but that uses the gstreamer demuxers with avcodec?09:50
siretartthat would be helpful to verify if the gst-ffmpeg demuxer is producing garbage09:50
seb128siretart: I don't know09:51
seb128siretart: but see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57340009:51
ubottuGnome bug 573400 in gst-ffmpeg "[gstffmpegdec] crashes with hardware-accelerated decoders." [Blocker,Resolved: fixed]09:51
seb128siretart: we will get the fix soon, I'm just wondering why it doesn't crash here if the code is obviously buggy09:52
directhexyou could use gst-launch with the right voodoo09:52
directhexbut it's a sucky command line09:52
seb128gst-launch playbin uri=URI09:52
seb128that's the equivalent of playing in totem09:52
seb128but not what you want for such debugging09:53
siretartwhats the problem with "gst-launch playbin uri=URI"? it seems a useful debugging aid!09:54
siretartas for vdpau, I don't know a single person with vdpau capable hardware. I have no idea if the current ffmpeg even works with vdpau properly09:55
seb128none, but I though you wanted to get the demuxer output dumped somewhere09:55
siretartperhaps it makes sense to disable it for 9.04, and retry with karmic09:55
seb128siretart: well that's what the svn commit does09:55
seb128siretart: we just have 22 duplicates of this bug and lot of users who can get the crash easily09:56
seb128where I don't get an issue on any of the video they provided09:56
siretartI mean if I should disable that in libavcodec52 as well09:56
seb128I'm just wondering if that's video card dependant09:56
seb128or something similar09:56
seb128ah ...09:56
siretartbut wait, are these ppl having libavcodec52 or libavcodec-unstripped-52 installed?09:56
seb128you are better placed to respond to that question ;-)09:56
seb128siretart: does it make a difference?09:57
siretartbecause only the latter one has vdpau support09:57
* seb128 tries09:57
siretartfor vdpau support I need to build depend on the vdpau headers, which are pacakged in 'restricted' and not in main09:57
directhexi have vdpau-capable hardware, if that helps09:58
KeybukI bet my X server crashes when I do this ...09:58
seb128E: Package libavcodec-unstripped-52 has no installation candidate09:58
seb128siretart: ^?09:58
siretartseb128: yes, that pacakge is in 'multiverse' for reasons that jono is currently clarifing09:59
seb128siretart: gotcha09:59
siretartdirecthex: I would appreciate if you could confirm that ffplay with libavcodec-unstripped-52 is able to make use of vdpau acceleration10:00
directhexsiretart, it'll have to wait until this evening, sadly10:01
siretartno problem10:01
seb128siretart: you rock!10:01
seb128siretart: I get the crash too now10:01
siretart:)10:02
seb128siretart: so it's the unstripped version creating the issue10:02
seb128there is lot of users who install that one apparently10:02
siretartseb128: does it also crash with ffplay, or only with gst-launch?10:02
directhex"unstripped" means "moar awesome"10:02
directhexhang on, i thought gstreamer-ffmpeg used its own embedded copy of ffmpeg, hence why it's such a big package. is that no longer true?10:03
seb128directhex: it has a --enable-system option to use the system ffmpeg rather10:03
siretartdirecthex: 'unstripped' means 'no debian/strip.sh' has been applied to the source10:03
siretartdirecthex: I should probably have called it 'uncrippled'10:03
directhexseb128, oh, neato10:04
seb128siretart: ffplay goes to 100%cpu usage and load the box heavily but doesn't crash10:06
seb128siretart: tried on http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23766462/Romeo_-_Basement_Jaxx.flv10:06
seb128siretart: you need to go at the end of the video to get the bug10:06
seb128siretart: btw valgrind ffplay on this video10:09
seb128==10124== Conditional jump or move depends on uninitialised value(s)10:09
seb128==10124==    at 0x4293BF5: ff_print_debug_info (in /usr/lib/i686/cmov/libavcodec.so.52.11.0)10:09
seb128and seeking doesn't work correctly10:10
seb128ffplay clearly doesn't work correctly on those either bug doesn't crash10:10
siretartI wasn't abe to verify that with ffplay from the 0.5 release (and a crippled avcodec)10:11
siretartthe video just played fine10:11
seb128siretart: ok, I will try again when you will have get your ffe and uploaded 0.5 to jaunty ;-)10:17
pittithekorn: I pushed the staging flag thing to storeblob, btw10:19
siretartseb128: actually I wonder if a FFE is actually necessary, since gst-ffmpeg didn't need one either but already introduced the newer ffmpeg10:19
siretartbut better safe than sorry10:19
seb128siretart: gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg is a very different case ;-)10:20
seb128siretart: it's in universe (where I'm authorized to grand desktop exceptions) and nothing depends on it10:20
thekornpitti, super10:20
siretartoh, rihgt10:20
seb128_re10:23
seb128_siretart: sorry I got disconnected10:23
seb128_siretart: I granted myself the exception for gst-ffmpeg ;-)10:23
seb128_since it was fixing some of those flood of crashers we get10:23
seb128_and it's not a public lib or anything ... no reason to not update10:23
siretartsure10:24
siretartI wasn't really serious anyway10:24
seb128_siretart: thanks again for the unstripped hint, I can confirm bug #330165 and bug #332860 now10:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 330165 in gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg "video crashes due to vdpau decoders" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33016510:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 332860 in gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg "nautilus crashed with SIGSEGV in memset(), when clicking proprieties menu" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33286010:26
seb128_and that the svn gst-ffmpeg to disable vdpau fixes the issue10:26
seb128_those 2 bugs were most of the crashers we are receiving10:27
siretartcool!10:27
seb128_so good to have that nailed down and fixed soon10:27
siretartindeed!10:27
siretartah, that means there is no real need to disable vdpau in libavcodec-unstripped-52?10:27
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seb128_siretart: ups, I spoke too soon10:28
seb128_hum no10:28
seb128_let me try again to just be sure10:28
seb128_siretart: right, http://cgit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-ffmpeg/diff/?id=59796dd0bc0e4e985d5c31777648dd01d01c1184 is enough to fix the totem crashes10:29
seb128_siretart: I will let you decide what you do with ffmpeg itself, that probably impacts on mplayer only10:29
siretartmplayer uses its internal copy, so no worries there..10:30
siretart(multiverse only anyway)10:30
seb128_ok, what is using ffmpeg directly then?10:30
seb128_vlc?10:30
cjwatsonsoreau: wow, I'm amazed Wubi worked given your previous problems. Anyway, I wouldn't advise installing grub to the MBR because Wubi uses its own special version of grub (grub4dos) and you'll probably make your system unbootable if you try that10:32
siretartvlc and xine10:33
siretartbbl, lunch10:33
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pittithekorn: hm, maybe you have an idea about this:11:04
pittithekorn: I now have a "file bug on staging" test case, which works wonderfully11:05
pittithekorn: but for the "download" case, I'm using Bug.attachments.download()11:05
pittithekorn: problem is that it tries to download e. g. http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23739263/Dependencies.txt11:05
pittithekorn: but it should really be "staging.launchpadlibrarian.net/..."11:05
pittithekorn: did you have this problem as well with the p-lp-bugs test suite?11:06
pittithekorn: (I do everything on staging)11:06
thekornpitti, you can tell py-lp-bug to use staging, for example:11:07
pittithekorn: I did that11:07
pittithekorn:             Bug.set_connection_mode(HTTPCONNECTION.MODE.STAGING)11:08
thekornhmm, ok11:08
pittithekorn: uploading/downloading the non-attachment data work, too11:08
thekornlet me check11:08
pittithekorn: I'm sure you tested attachment storing/retrieval?11:09
pittithekorn: https://bugs.staging.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/coreutils/+bug/340835 is a bug filed by my testsuite11:09
ubottuUbuntu bug 340835 in patchutils "editdiff should not update the file when the patch is unchanged" [Wishlist,New]11:09
pittithekorn: and the Dependencies.txt attachment points to staging.launchpadlibrarian11:09
pittibut somehow that gets mangled in p-lp-bugs11:09
thekornpitti, ok, just had a look at the code, this is not working for launchpadlibrarian.net11:11
pittithekorn: http://paste.ubuntu.com/130111/ is the stacktrace11:11
thekornlet me try to fix it11:12
cjwatsonkees,jdstrand,mdeslaur: apache2-mpm-itk needs to be merged into hardy-updates rather than copied, apparently (cocoplum is sending me nagmail about it)11:12
pittithekorn: well, I can have a look, I don't want to steal your time11:12
pittithekorn: I was just curious whether you stumbled over this before11:12
thekornpitti, no, never seen this before, py-lp-bug's tests are not *that* complete ;)11:13
pittithekorn: ah, ok11:13
pittithekorn: I'll poke the p-lp-bugs code a bit then11:13
thekornpitti, I'm on it, it's only a two line fix11:14
pittioh, awesome11:14
thekorndoes edge.launchpadlibrarian.net exist?11:15
pittiapparently not11:15
pittijust staging. and production11:15
thekornpitti, I think this is it: http://paste.ubuntu.com/130112/11:17
pittithekorn: trying..11:17
pittithekorn: confirmed, works fine; thanks! will you commit this, or shall I?11:19
thekornpitti, please do, I#ve no working bzr here11:20
pittithekorn: erledigt; danke!11:21
thekorngerne11:21
mdeslaurcjwatson: odd...a copy should be fine11:36
mdeslaurjdstrand: could you figure it out?11:38
cjwatsonmdeslaur: copy-report can't tell that automatically11:38
cjwatsonmdeslaur: apparently the version in hardy-security does not have the changelog from the version in hardy-updates11:39
cjwatsonmdeslaur: which is what we use to tell whether it's safe to overwrite11:40
cjwatsonmdeslaur: it seems that both 3.2 in hardy-security and 3.1 in hardy-updates were just no-change rebuilds, so if you tell me it's safe to overwrite, I'll do so11:40
mdeslaurcjwatson: oh, yeah, I see the problem11:40
mdeslaurcjwatson: please overwrite11:40
cjwatsonmdeslaur: done11:41
mdeslaurthanks cjwatson11:41
IntuitiveNippleWho would be responsible for Rosetta management on Launchpad? I've had a bunch of emails confirming I'd uploaded gnome-screensaver translations - but I never did!12:05
beunoIntuitiveNipple, danilo or jtv on #launchpad12:06
IntuitiveNipplethanks :)12:06
juanjepitti: Hi, I was checking some issues with apport and I see apport-collect uses python-launchpadlib but is just a suggested dep for the package. You show a mesage to install the package from the code, but I don't know why it is not a normal dependency. Is there any reason?12:12
pittijuanje: I don't want launchpad installed by default for the current version, since it stil mainly uses python-launchpad-bugs12:12
pittijuanje: however, I'll switch apport to use launchpadlib completely soon, then I'll change it to depends12:13
juanjepitti: ok. but is very confusing to have a tool installed which is not able to run. Maybe the tool could be in other place (in the meanwhile) or deactived or something12:15
pittijuanje: *shrug* it's not a final release yet :)12:15
juanjepitti: ok, ok :-P12:15
juanjejust asking12:15
* liw wishes for a way to tell launchpad to not show bugs that haven't had any activity since last seen12:20
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cjwatsonpitti: oh, can launchpadlib run anonymously / without being in launchpad-beta-testers now?12:28
pitticjwatson: not anonymously, you need to log in12:29
pitticjwatson: I haven't heard any complaints yet that it doens't work for someone12:29
pittiit might very well be that it needs beta-testers, though12:29
seb128pitti: what do you need beta testers for?12:30
pittiseb128: using launchpadlib12:30
seb128if I can help let me know12:30
pittiseb128: you are in beta-testers as well, I suppose?12:31
seb128pitti: is that a launchpad team? I'm using edge, is that the same one?12:31
pittiright12:31
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pittiseb128: aah, I think I know why the dup-of-a-dup handling is broken12:44
seb128pitti: oh?12:44
pittiseb128: p-lp-bugs' .duplicate_of field is broken, it always returns None12:44
seb128doh12:44
pittimy test suite just uncovered that and I spent a while scratching my head where my implementation is broken12:44
pittibut it isn't12:44
MacSlowseb128, hey there12:45
seb128MacSlow: hello12:45
MacSlowseb128, can you deterministically reproduce the notify-osd crash with epiphany?12:45
seb128MacSlow: yes, just download something12:45
MacSlowseb128, I can't but think I've fixed the crasher12:45
seb128did you try to download something?12:45
MacSlowseb128, yeah but it didn't trigger any bubble or crash-report12:46
seb128MacSlow: epiphany-browser http://download.gnome.org/sources/gvfs/1.1/gvfs-1.1.8.tar.gz12:46
seb128save as12:46
seb128enter12:46
seb128-> crash after download12:46
seb128attach gdb to notify-osd to make sure it doesn't crash?12:47
seb128maybe it does but you don't have apport running12:47
MacSlowseb128, hm... doesn't ask me "Save As" just downloads12:47
seb128MacSlow: go to preferences12:47
MacSlowseb128, waiting for the download to finsish atm12:47
seb128and change the automatically open option12:47
seb128though it might just do the same on autodownload I didn't try12:48
MacSlowchanged epiphany's setting now... trying again12:48
MacSlowseb128, net-access is terribly slow here in capetown12:48
MacSlowI'll look for some other / smaller file12:49
MacSlowseb128, grabbed a 238 Bytes file ... nothing happens12:50
seb128MacSlow: try12:50
seb128http://download.gnome.org/sources/alacarte/0.11/alacarte-0.11.7.tar.gz12:50
MacSlowseb128, are notifications from epiphany also something one can configure?12:50
seb128not that I know12:50
seb128MacSlow: anyway I can test your patch if you want12:51
MacSlowseb128, nevermind just saw the crash here now too12:52
seb128MacSlow:12:53
seb128==12873== Invalid read of size 112:53
seb128==12873==    at 0x448BCA8: gdk_cairo_set_source_pixbuf (gdkcairo.c:210)12:53
seb128==12873==    by 0x8056B44: _render_icon_title_body (bubble.c:927)12:53
seb128==12873==    by 0x8058828: expose_handler (bubble.c:1545)12:53
seb128MacSlow: says valgrind12:53
cjwatsonpitti: certainly it used to require launchpad-beta-testers, and I hadn't heard that that's changed yet12:54
pitticjwatson: well, I still won't need the actual launchpadlib for filing apport bugs fortunately12:55
pitticjwatson: but apport-collect certainly needs it12:55
seb128MacSlow:12:55
seb128(gdb) p *self12:55
seb128Cannot access memory at address 0x012:55
pittiand the retracer (but I can have that added to beta-testers for sure)12:55
seb128MacSlow: in _render_icon_title_body()12:55
seb128MacSlow: and you try to access priv->icon_pixbuf12:56
cjwatsonpitti: ah, ok12:56
MacSlowseb128, I know, I know :)12:56
seb128MacSlow: ok good12:56
MacSlowseb128, it's some error in the icon-loading code, which I started but was touched by someone else and not properly unit-test covered ... that's biting us now12:57
pittiseb128: duplicate handling ... ok13:01
seb128pitti == superstar ;-)13:01
pittiseb128: so I'll roll out the p-lp-bugs fix into the main retracer, but updating the chroots is a little more work13:01
pittiseb128: since I can't upload to jaunty yet13:01
seb128pitti: that can wait after freeze13:02
MacSlowseb128, the reason of failure there is the messed up handling of stock icon names from gtk13:02
pittiseb128: the i386 one crashed anyway13:02
MacSlowseb128, ehm... not GTK+'s fault but the icon-loading code's fault in notify-osd13:03
seb128pitti: yeah I noticed and I'm being too lazy to ssh to the box, sudo, log into the retracer, add a file, run subscribe script, open the browser on the bug, untag, clean, restart13:03
pittiseb128: ah, broken bug?13:03
pittiseb128: if it's a broken bug, I'd fix apport-retrace to not crash, and invalidate it insted13:04
seb128pitti: dunno, I just did that 15 this week and I've enough of doing it so I didn't look at this one13:04
* pitti hugs seb12813:04
pittiseb128: keep it for me :)13:04
* seb128 hugs pitti13:04
seb128pitti: can I get apport lpcookie or something that I can use locally?13:04
seb128pitti: having to ssh and run a zillion command is so annoying13:04
pittiseb128: sure, you can copy the .lpcookie.txt from ronne13:04
seb128ok, I didn't want to do that without asking13:05
seb128will do that13:05
seb128thanks13:05
pittiseb128: btw, apport collected almost as much Karma than I :)13:05
seb128;-)13:05
seb128I got a zillion karma from translations recently apparently13:06
pittihow so?13:06
seb128all those rosetta imports13:06
pittido we get rewarded for swallowing so much import spam?13:06
seb128I guess that's a pack: get spamed but also get karma13:06
seb128yeah13:06
ebroderHey - can someone mark bug #288000 and bug #217792 as fix released in Jaunty but confirmed in Intrepid?13:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 288000 in mit-scheme "mit-scheme dependent package libltdl3 is not available" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28800013:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 217792 in mit-scheme "MIT-Scheme will not launch" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21779213:07
ebroderOr can I do that? I can't figure out how, so I'm assuming that I needs bits I don't have13:08
seb128pitti:13:09
seb128SystemError: W:Failed to fetch http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Hash Sum mismatch13:09
seb128pitti: removing lock now13:09
pittibwaah13:09
seb128pitti: or you are working on it?13:09
pittiseb128: I think in those cases the retracer should just stop, and remove the lock itself13:09
seb128pitti: agreed13:09
pittiseb128: no, I'm not working on ronne ATM13:09
seb128ok because there is a screen running there so I was not sure13:10
seb128lock removed13:10
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mvodoko: did you had a chance to review my patch for #341014 ?13:14
mvobug #34101413:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 341014 in python-central "package with no "Python-Version" can be half-installed but not removed" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34101413:15
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soreaucjwatson: Ok, thanks for your time and assistance13:27
Mirvdoes apt-get update suddenly segfault for someone else, or just me? tried to /var/lib/apt but it just reappears after having downloaded archive information, in Reading package lists...13:29
IntuitiveNippleMirv: There's a guy on #ubuntu+1 with the same issue I'm trying to debug right now. bug #34140213:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 341402 in apt "apt-get: segmentation fault (jaunty)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34140213:30
MirvIntuitiveNipple: ok, thanks13:31
seb128soren: is virt-manager known to be broken in jaunty? it refuses to create an image for me, give an error for some spool directory in var13:39
sorenseb128: Possibly. I haven't used that part of it in a while.13:40
seb128ok, no jaunty testing for me then13:43
seb128or rather no new install testing on this box13:43
MacSlowseb128, ok this time I think I nailed it13:44
seb128MacSlow: excellent!13:44
MacSlowseb128, notification after finished download form epiphany now shows the bubble and thus doesn't crash :)13:44
MacSlowseb128, never let other people touch your code :)13:45
dholbachyou could have just told notify-osd to ignore epiphany-browser bubbles - they're pretty much useless anyway -most download just take a few seconds anyway :)13:45
MacSlowseb128, I'll do a few more test before I commit/push and then mark the bug as "Fix committed" will that implicitly also set all duplicates to "Fix committed"?13:46
MacSlowdholbach, hm... it was a legit bug to fix... I've to give dbarth a tiny spanking for what he did there :)13:47
seb128MacSlow: he was joking ;-)13:47
dholbachMacSlow: please no more details about your team dynamics :-)13:47
MacSlowseb128, dholbach: It's all love in the end :)13:48
MacSlow*sigh* everything about the hbd-office is great ... but net-access (speed) is *sigh²*13:48
seb128soren: "RuntimeError: Couldn't create default storage pool '/var/lib/libvirt/images" ... what source should be bugged for that?13:58
sorenseb128: Just assign it to virt-manager, and I'll see if it's actually a libvirt thing.14:05
MacSlowseb128, I'll do a few more test before I commit/push and then mark the bug as "Fix committed" will that implicitly also set all duplicates to "Fix committed"?14:05
MacSlowseb128, I'm not sure if you answered that already ... network here is very flaky14:05
seb128MacSlow: no, they are duplicate so not open, you just have one bug to update14:05
seb128soren: ok thanks14:05
IntuitiveNippleMirv: What archive mirror were you using when you had the apt SIGSEV ? The user I'm helping has just discovered switching from the co. to vz. mirror solved the issue14:06
MacSlowseb128, ok14:07
cjwatsonMirv,IntuitiveNipple: I hope somebody's capturing a tarball of /var/lib/apt/ (and maybe /var/lib/dpkg/ too) before erasing the evidence14:10
IntuitiveNippleToo late :)14:11
IntuitiveNippleI did notice that the Archive-update file-names were showing up... and have just gone14:11
cjwatsonalways record current state before starting to mess about14:12
cjwatsonfirst rule of debugging14:12
IntuitiveNippleWe didn't know that was the issue14:13
IntuitiveNippleIt wasn't debugging anyhow... it was 'fixing' :)14:14
MirvIntuitiveNipple: I was using main archive.ubuntu.com14:15
IntuitiveNipplecjwatson: Is there any reason why netconsole wouldn't operate from the casper initrd? I'm testing via PXE netboot and have adjusted the tftp initrd.gz image's /conf/modules to include e100 and netconsole, and checked in busybox that the module has been loaded, but the "nc -u -l -p 6666" listener isn't seeing anything. Pretty sure the "netconsole=@/eth0,@10.254.251.51/" line is correct (used that before in other circumstances)14:18
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cjwatsonIntuitiveNipple: I don't know, maybe it needs to be parsed in userspace and casper isn't doing that? I'm not familiar with netconsole14:20
IntuitiveNippleokay... I'll dig some more. Thanks.14:20
IntuitiveNippleUsually (for monitoring servers etc) it is just a case of adding network-device + netconsole modules (in that order) and adding the netconsole command-line14:21
sorenIntuitiveNipple: Are you specifying the netconsole parameter on the kernel command line to as an argument to insmod/modprobe/whatever?14:25
IntuitiveNipplekernel command line14:26
IntuitiveNipplewould it need to be in the initrd as an option?14:26
sorenI'm not sure, to be honest.14:26
IntuitiveNippleI've always done it with the kernel command line without an issue, so unless there's something special about the casper scripts (haven't noticed anything) I don't think it needs to be in an options file14:27
sorenIntuitiveNipple: Alright, that's probably not it, then :)14:29
sorenIntuitiveNipple: It was just a guess.14:29
IntuitiveNippleThanks :) every bit of lateral thinking helps14:31
IntuitiveNippleI did "break=init" to try and debug it, and there's no /proc/ :( - time to go back to bed!14:32
seb128is bbc in totem working for anybody?14:34
seb128it doesn't manage to connect to the server here14:34
IntuitiveNipplebbc news?14:34
seb128no, the bbc option in the totem sidepane14:34
IntuitiveNippleoh14:36
IntuitiveNippleDoesn't appear to be answering correctly. Get's the initial ACK but then nothing14:39
seb128ok14:40
seb128so iz BBC bog14:40
cjwatsonyeah, appears to be14:40
cjwatsonI can mail them if you like14:40
seb128no, that's ok, I don't think it's important for beta614:40
seb128I was just doing CD testing and make sure the code is still working14:41
seb128I will try again later14:41
seb128beta6 -> alpha614:41
seb128we can email them if that's not fixed for beta14:41
x2bhello everyone, i am trying to work with the dbus a little. Could you please tell me which package I need to install to develop applications using libdbus in C?? I have already searched synaptic, but I could not find any14:44
EtienneGmneptok, yo dude!14:49
EtienneGjdstrand, I believe you wrote most of auth-client-config and ldap-auth-client, right?14:49
cjwatsonseb128: I had a mail of theirs to reply to anyway, so I've mentioned it14:50
jdstrandEtienneG: I wrote auth-client-config, yes, ldap-auth-client was mostly dendrobates14:50
seb128cjwatson: thanks14:50
EtienneGjdstrand, ok ... I was just wondering if there was a good reason why the lac_ldap profile configure the shadow nss database for ldap14:51
EtienneGjdstrand, is that something you have an opinion about?14:51
jdstrandEtienneG: IIRC the profile provided was based on the existing documentation in the wiki14:54
jdstrandhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/LDAPClientAuthentication14:54
jdstrandEtienneG: that said, the profile was removed in intrepid (and later) due to the addition of pam-auth-update14:54
mneptokEtienneG: oy!14:57
EtienneGjdstrand, ok, get that.  I guess it is not worth filing a bug about if it change past hardy14:57
EtienneGmneptok, can you believe it?  MagicFab Chaos Field took over your ex-cubicle14:58
EtienneGif we do not do anything shortly, it will take over the entire office!14:58
jdstrandEtienneG: my understanding is the profile is mostly meant as an example-- AFAIK we don't have a 'canonical' ldap setup14:58
mneptokEtienneG: if you said "it took longer than 2 shifts" i'd be surprised. ;)14:58
EtienneGmneptok, indeed: it took a single shift14:59
EtienneGjdstrand, ok, get that.  I will leave it there14:59
seb128hum15:06
seb128do we really need freepats on the CD?15:06
seb128installed-size: 34megas15:06
pittiseb128: we didn't have that in the past IIRC15:06
seb128pitti: it's on alpha615:06
seb128/usr/share/midi = 34 megas15:07
* seb128 does some baobab to see where we could win space15:07
seb128apt-get remove works fine, nothing depends on it15:07
seb128it must be a recommends of something15:07
pittihumm15:07
seb128doh15:07
seb128sorry15:07
pittiseb128: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop here doesn't pull it in15:07
seb128I did let totem install some codecs ...15:08
pittiaah15:08
seb128that was too good ;-)15:08
seb128I'm wondering if the extra mouse cursors are very useful next15:08
seb1281 mega for each themes15:08
BUGabundogonna need some help finding exaile memory leak... anyone wants to help?15:15
seb128pitti: is system-config-printer-applet translated for you?15:16
pittihm, I don't currently have a printer here15:16
seb128pitti: system-config-printer-applet --no-tray-icon15:16
seb128pitti: the menus15:17
seb128the menus title rather15:17
pittiseb128: no, it's not15:17
pittithe menu entries are15:17
seb128ok15:17
* seb128 opens a bug15:17
seb128the strings are in the .mo15:18
seb128seems to be a code bug15:18
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seb128pitti, tkamppeter: bug #34176515:20
ubottuLaunchpad bug 341765 in system-config-printer "the dialog menu titles translations are not used " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34176515:20
BUGabundoseb128: do you think you can help me running valgrind against exaile?15:21
BUGabundoits memory leaking... I think its Pulse related tough15:21
seb128BUGabundo: sure, "valgrind python $(which exaile)"?15:22
BUGabundoahh missed python15:22
BUGabundolol15:22
BUGabundo$ valgrindB python $(which exaile)15:23
BUGabundo  File "/usr/bin/exaile", line 215:23
BUGabundo    cd /usr/share/exaile15:23
BUGabundo    ^15:23
BUGabundoIndentationError: unexpected indent15:23
seb128exaile is a wrapper?15:24
seb128call the actual .py15:24
BUGabundook15:24
* BUGabundo looking for it15:24
BUGabundoseb128: nothing happens... it just closes it self15:25
BUGabundo$ valgrindB python /usr/lib/exaile/exaile.py15:25
seb128BUGabundo: let me install exaile15:26
BUGabundorunning this alias15:26
BUGabundoalias valgrindB='G_SLICE=always-malloc G_DEBUG=gc-friendly  valgrind -v --tool=memcheck --leak-check=full --num-callers=40 --log-file=/tmp/valgrind%p.log'15:26
BUGabundojust in case I messed it up, last time I went looking for gedit / seahorse plugins mem leak15:27
BUGabundo$ apt-cache policy exaile   Installed: 0.2.14-0ubuntu215:27
BUGabundojaunty15:27
seb128BUGabundo: valgrind python /usr/lib/exaile/exaile.py15:29
seb128that works here15:29
seb128do you have an instance running which it could decide to reuse?15:29
seb128hum, no, in fact it exit15:30
seb128BUGabundo: cd /usr/lib/exaile and run the command there15:30
calcanyone know of a public dav server or one that doesn't require much to register for?15:31
seb128calc: apt-get install apache?15:31
seb128calc: or try installing gnome-user-share that should make an easy config15:31
calcseb128: ah ok15:32
BUGabundoseb128: will do15:33
BUGabundo==30872== More than 100 errors detected.  Subsequent errors15:34
BUGabundo==30872== will still be recorded, but in less detail than before.15:34
* calc is still sick but trying to work through it15:34
BUGabundoseb128: running now15:35
* calc thinks he may end sick for weeks :\15:36
calcer end up15:36
pitticalc: ugh; trouble with stomach?15:36
calcpitti: yea, one time i was sick with that for nearly a month and lost ~ 10kg15:37
siretartpitti: slangasek: re FFE for ffmpeg: there is no ABI/SONAME change, the new packages should just work as is. I'll upload right after alpha-6 release, OK?15:37
pitticalc: ouch15:37
pittisiretart: sounds good15:37
pittisiretart: no abi change> relieving :)15:37
pittisiretart: with a soname of 52 it's not all that obvious that it didn't change :)15:37
calcpitti: caught it this time from my son :\15:38
BUGabundoseb128: I think my playlist may be the root cause... deleting and trying again15:38
siretartpitti: well, its a bit more complicated, because ffmpeg distinguishes between external and internal ABI. but in the last years, they have been pretty conservative about breaking the (external) ABI15:38
directhexsiretart, do command-line args still change weekly?15:39
siretartpitti: right now, I know only about 2 prominent users of ffmpeg that use internals: gst-ffmpeg (the main reason for the FFE) and mplayer (which doesn't link against the packaged version anyway)15:39
siretartdirecthex: libavcodec is a library. for the ffmpeg binary, I'd need to check my git history15:40
directhexi've got a packaging linking against libavcodec, so let me know if i should check it still works15:41
BUGabundoseb128: http://paste.ubuntu.com/130216/15:42
BUGabundoremoving the m3u helped a lot15:42
tkamppeterseb128, thanks, added a comment to inform the upstream developer.15:42
seb128tkamppeter: thank you15:42
seb128BUGabundo: nothing obvious in this log15:44
seb128bbl15:45
calcanyone having problems with 2.6.28-9.29 just stop working on on intel wifi 5300?15:48
calcit stopped for me a few minutes ago so i rebooted and it stopped working again within ~ 1min or so15:48
BUGabundocalc: not it that one15:48
BUGabundo-8 gave me probs wit 496515:48
BUGabundosomething with backports15:49
BUGabundoapw can explain better15:49
mvopitti, tkamppeter: any objections/comments about http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23781636/cups-pdf_2.5.0-1ubuntu2.debdiff ?15:49
pittimvo: yes, I object to cups-pdf :)15:50
pittimvo: seriously, looks fine; a pre-dep sounds wrong indeed15:51
mvopitti: heh :) great, thanks15:51
pittimvo: but I guess it was done for a reason15:51
pittimvo: does the pdf printer queue auto-setup still work wiht that?15:51
mvopitti: the changelogs says the reason is that the lpadmin group is missing without it, but I will double check that15:51
* calc thinks ubuntu kernel might need better regression testing so things like intel wifi don't get broken right before beta15:52
IntuitiveNipplewho broked it?15:54
IntuitiveNippleI've not noticed anything... so far :)15:54
calcIntuitiveNipple: apparently -8 was broken for BUGabundo and -9 is broken for me now with intel 530015:56
IntuitiveNippleokay... not affected iwl3945 so far15:56
directhexis there any diff between 5300 and 5100 other than signal quality?15:56
Keybukcalc: ah, but we *are* the regression testers ;)15:57
calcdirecthex: well technically mine is 5350 which is a bit different, the main difference between 5100 and 5300 is it uses 3 channels simultaneously (aiui?)15:57
Keybukthat's kinda the point15:57
jdongdirecthex: antenna configuration?15:57
jdong1x2 vs 3x315:58
calcdirecthex: iirc 5300 can do 450Mbps15:58
tkamppetermvo, for me it looks OK. When the pre-dep on CUPS was only for the lpadmin group, your explicit creation of the lpadmin group eliminates the need of the pre-dep.15:58
jdongcalc: yeah the 5100 is 300mbit RX, 150mbit TX like a lot of 1x2's15:59
calcis it network manager at fault or the kernel when the device name in network manager is the width of the screen?15:59
directhexi could run an upgrade on my laptop tonight15:59
calcjdong: aiui no routers do 450/450 yet but may in a few months15:59
mvothanks tkamppeter, I will double check if my assumption that its just the group is correct15:59
directhexcalc, in nm-tool or nm-applet?15:59
calcdirecthex: nm-applet15:59
directhexcalc, blame nm-applet for not making the device name sane?15:59
jdongcalc: I think that's just a modulation scheme setting; I've seen ath9k modetables go up that high15:59
jdong(not that ath9k itself can do it)16:00
calcdirecthex: ok, will file a bug against it, it is literally ~ 85-90% the width of my 1280 screen to show the name of the device, lol16:00
calcand it shows three of them when i think there should only be one (mobile broadband)16:00
kagoutkamppeter, how can I test if a cups backend is enabled (in use) ? (i'm searching for a bug in dnssd discovery printer)16:01
jdongis anyone running intel video on jaunty? My GMA950 hardlocks whenever compiz tries to engage.16:01
directhexcalc, did this laptop of yours run intrepid at any point?16:01
directhexargh, statements like jdong's make me change my mind about upgrading my laptop16:01
calcdirecthex: no16:01
directhexcalc, damn. i'm wondering if anyone other than me had issues with 0 connectivity to N routers16:02
calcdirecthex: i'm connecting to g and i still have 0 connectivity after a couple minutes16:04
calcdirecthex: it seemed to have started since yesterday16:04
calcdirecthex: i had to plug in my ethernet cable to be online now :\16:04
directhexcalc, just think about how much more bandwidth you have via ethernet!16:04
kagoutkamppeter, by default there are no options for Protocol in cups conf files, so is mdnssd enabled ?16:05
calcdirecthex: infinitely more! :)16:08
calcdirecthex: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23781977/Screenshot.png :-)16:08
directhexcalc, that's awesome16:09
calci'm pretty sure it should only display one of those cards and not the name at all16:09
calci'm glad i reenabled my broadband card in the bios this morning16:09
calcthat would have been ugly in a release16:10
* calc doesn't actually use the card at least not yet, just bought it with his laptop16:10
mbanahi, who maintains the firefox package16:32
Kamping_Kaisermbana, ubuntu-mozillateam16:35
mbanai've noticed that firebox ignores the settings i .fonts.conf16:35
keeswow, I had a TON of errors this morning while booting.  is this all module-init-tools fallout?16:37
slangasekmodule-alert-tools16:38
ion_Probably stuff still calling modprobe -Q16:39
ion_Which is somewhat ironic, -Q causing it to dump crap to the terminal.16:39
tkamppeterkagou, see http://www.cups.org/documentation.php/doc-1.4/ref-cupsd-conf.html, the default protocols are both cups and dnssd.16:39
mbanai wonder how it's possible to miss these fonts bugs16:40
mbanathey're such a big issue16:40
geofftanyone familiar with tasksel? I wonder if bug #326501 will be magically fixed by rebuilding16:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 326501 in tasksel "wrong description for ubuntustudio-desktop " [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32650116:45
geofftIt looks like it ... does a bzr get at build time to grab the descriptions?16:45
keescjwatson: still around?  I'd like to move the "compiler mismatch between -updates and -security" issue forward.  what should next-steps be?16:50
mbanahow can i find out who builds firefox?16:53
Kamping_Kaisermbana, /j #ubuntu-mozillateam16:54
cjwatsongeofft: one moment, am on the phone16:57
cjwatsonkees: ^- ditto16:57
keescjwatson: np, I sent email.16:57
cjwatsongeofft: it won't be magically fixed by rebuilding, no, because the seeds still have that phrase. The reason for that is that it's apparently needed in ubuntustudio installations because too many people got confused otherwise. I think perhaps we need to have two separate Description fields, one of which is used on new installs if it's set17:03
geofft...Oh, oops, I was testing './ubuntu-seeds.pl foo hardy ubuntustudio' instead of intrepid17:06
geofftI'm not sure "must install" should be there on new installs either. It shows up at the file server / print server / etc. screen17:07
geofftand is kind of weird, if you're installing a server off debian-installer17:07
cjwatsongeofft: only for netboot installs17:10
cjwatsongeofft: server installs from CD won't have the key package for that task present, and so won't display it17:10
cjwatsongeofft: I'm thinking about new ubuntustudio installations here17:11
cjwatsonbut yes, it is wrong as it stands; I'm just trying to figure out how to fix it in a way that does not break the original requirement17:11
geofftokay, thanks.17:12
Keybuknote-to-self17:19
Keybukreplacing the running X server driver DOES NOT WORK17:19
Keybuk... how do upgrades work then?17:24
keesslangasek: you'd mentioned something a while back about PAM and posix file capabilities.  what's the state of that?17:42
slangasekkees: not file capabilities per se, but inheritable capas and stuff.  somewhere in the depths of the bzr repo, you can find a patch to pam_limits that supports a syntax for twiddling capabilities17:44
slangasekit was discarded because it hadn't worked right for years on Linux. :)17:44
keesslangasek: heh, okay17:45
jdstrandkees: I was thinking I would do an apparmor upload for two easy quick-fix bugs. are you planning an upload anytime soon?17:47
keesjdstrand: I don't have anything scheduled.  Let me make sure my repo is committed, one sec17:48
keesjdstrand: okay, yeah, i'm good.  go for it!  :)17:48
jdstrand\m/ *rock* \m/17:48
slangasekmathiaz: what do you think of another round of server ISO testing right now?  There's a fix for installing over a pre-existing LVM that might be useful to have17:53
mathiazslangasek: np18:01
mathiazslangasek: soren said he can now run *all* the tests in less than 20 mn18:02
slangasekmathiaz: ok - posted, please test18:03
sorenmathiaz: Out of curiosity: How long does it take for you?18:03
mathiazsoren: 3 hours18:04
mathiazsoren: to run all the installs18:04
sorenmathiaz: Yikes!18:08
asachmm ... anyone has any idea why my nfs mount could have stopped working after todays reboot?18:20
asacit tells me "access denied by server" ... i didnt change the server and i didnt change my IP on client18:21
pedro_slangasek: it's ok to assign bug 280712 to you?18:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 280712 in samba "Accessing printing properties for some drivers causes excessive load on CPU" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28071218:31
Keybukbryce_: the question being why is it taking 5s to get to clients18:32
Keybukwhen the Moblin one takes only a second18:32
slangasekpedro_: I'm not sure it would do any good to assign that one to me at this point; if someone from the server team can help with it, that would be better18:52
pedro_slangasek: alright, i'll ping them then, thanks you18:52
pittislangasek: are we out of freeze already?19:14
* pitti just noticed an apparmor upload19:15
slangasekpitti: let's wait for results on the extra round of server testing before unfreezing19:15
pittiright, that's what I thought19:15
slangasekoh, well, that's just because people don't actually seem to heed the freeze guidelines :-P19:16
slangasekI think the current state is still better than when we did hard freezes for milestones, but it's trending in the wrong direction19:18
jdstrandslangasek, pitti: meh, that was me. sorry19:18
pittijdstrand: don't worry, if a6 fails, it'll just be your fault alone :-)19:18
slangasekjdstrand: this one was, though I'm speaking much more generally19:19
jdstrandpitti: /hi519:19
ebroderIf I'm trying to get an SRU, do I subscribe ubuntu-universe-sponsors at the same time that I subscribe motu-sru? The process looks like you upload to -proposed before motu-sru approves it?19:19
slangasekpitti: kirkland beat him to invalidating all the jigdo templates, actually. :)19:20
pittiheh19:21
pittigood night everyone19:21
slangasek'night19:21
asomethingebroder: AFAIK motu-sru needs to approve before it gets uploaded to -proposed19:26
jdongebroder: SRU is filed first, then ACK from motu-sru for upload, then you (or sponsor) uploads, then ubuntu-archive reviews/approves it in the queue.19:30
jdongtechnically I think that means one should subscribe a sponsor *after* a motu-sru ACK19:30
slangasekevand: have you seen bug #339898?19:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 339898 in migration-assistant "jaunty: Migration-Assistant always comes on when os is present" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33989819:36
mrooneyisn't m-a super unmaintained? I thought it doesn't work for firefox and still calls pidgin "gaim"19:42
mrooneywell, doesn't work for firefox 319:42
ebroderThanks. jdong, want to take a look at bug #341832?19:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 341832 in mit-scheme "SRU: mit-scheme uninstallable on Intrpepid" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34183219:45
slangasekmathiaz, soren: how go the server tests?19:46
sorenslangasek: I've been dinnering.19:47
sorenslangasek: I'm refreshing my mirrorr. I'll run them afterwards.19:47
slangasekok, thanks19:47
slangasekthis is the last thing on the list before we push alpha-6 out19:47
sorenslangasek: I'll make sure to tell debmirror to hurry up.19:48
soren:p19:48
slangasek:-)19:48
jdongebroder: I commented; waiting to solicit some more opinions :)19:49
unit3Can someone point me at the right channel to ask about prevu?19:49
ebroderjdong: Awesome, thanks again19:49
jdongsure thing.19:50
jdongunit3: --> #ubuntu-motu19:50
unit3great, thx.19:50
mathiazslangasek: still running the installs19:52
mathiazslangasek: the results for amd64 should be posted soon19:52
slangasekmathiaz: ok, cool20:05
sorenKicking off my tests.... Now.20:06
sorenOh, I can queue the i386 ones as well.20:06
mathiazsoren: i386 that would be helpfull20:08
sorenI'm on it.20:08
sorenmathiaz: How does your scripts determine the architecture?20:08
sorenmathiaz: Ah, it just notices the differently named iso and everything works out?20:10
* soren tries20:11
sorenYup, seems to be the case.20:13
asaccalc: does/did your modem work at all with NM?20:14
asaccalc: or is it just that you see dupe entries now?20:14
sorenmathiaz: Oh, err... Heh :) You usually keep the generated disk images around, right? Or do you just see that the install finishes and feel happy with that?20:15
calcasac: never actually used it, its a built in broadband device, iirc in the past it only showed up once, not three separate bits20:22
calcasac: i had it disabled for a while in the bios (ThinkPad X200)20:22
asaccalc: ok makes sense. the f3507g is one of the few things not yet supported oob20:23
asaccalc: ok. pleaes provide the info in the bug anyway ;)20:25
asaccalc: and set to in progress ;)20:25
calcasac: ok will do20:25
asacthx20:25
calcasac: i see in the bug report i may not have been clear about the too long name bit, the name as shown in the screenshot was what i was complaining about, it takes up almost the entire width of the screen20:28
asaccalc: ok. can you file a new bug for that? its an indepenent issue and we should track that separately20:29
mathiazsoren: oh no. I reboot every machine, log into it and run the test20:29
mathiazsoren: http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/Install/ServerWhole20:29
calcasac: ok20:29
asaccalc: i mean split the bug in "three devices" and "long name in notification"20:29
calci'll attach the lsubs log to this one and leave it as three devices?20:29
calcer lsusb20:29
asaccalc: both are kind of release critical ... the latter is dxteam stuff20:29
calcasac: anything needed for the too long name bug?20:29
asaccalc: attach the screenshot and refer to it to explain how long the title is ;)20:30
calcok20:30
mathiazsoren: running the tests and reporting is the part that is still manual20:30
calcasac: what package does the name too long belong to? still network-manager-applet?20:32
asaccalc: name too long is applet; the other bug is actually nm20:32
calcoh ok20:32
asaccalc: maybe the too long thing should be dealt with by notify-osd. but for now its applet20:33
calcwouldn't it have to be in applet since if you look at the applet it shows up too long in there?20:33
asaccalc: yes. thats the argument for the applet.20:34
calci don't actually use the device (yet) so i don't see the notifications for it20:34
calcok20:34
asaccalc: still i wonder if notify-osd should support some ellipses for overlong titles20:34
calcah yea20:34
asaccalc: ah. ok. so it might not be a problem in the notification. i think i misunderstood the bug then ;)20:35
asacbut well. now we have it20:35
asaccalc: if i didnt ask for syslog for the "three devices" bug, please attach that too20:35
asacthanks20:35
slangasekmathiaz: awesomesauce20:43
calcasac: syslog attached now and the new bug is bug 34194020:43
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/341940/+text)20:43
sorenmathiaz: Ah. Then I need to fix up my scripts.20:44
asaccalc: thanks20:50
mathiazsoren: how many nodes do you use in your environment?20:53
sorentwo20:56
sorenfour cores each20:57
mathiazslangasek: i386 results posted: all good!21:02
sorenmathiaz: Well, seeing as my current run blows away the results after a succesful install, the results not of much use. All the installs went fine, though.21:04
sorenI'm heading to bed.21:04
slangasekok, thanks. :)21:04
slangaseknight, soren!21:04
soren'night, folks. Happy ISO testing.21:04
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nxvlseb128: ping22:12
nxvlseb128: i'm getting this error in evolution:Error while Refreshing folder. \n cannot rollback - no transaction is active22:13
nxvlseb128: did you have any idea of what can be?22:13
seb128nxvl: no, what version?22:15
nxvlseb128: jaunty22:17
nxvlseb128: 2.25.96 i nthink22:17
nxvl2.25.9222:17
nxvlseb128: i think is a database issue, but i already removed my .evolution and it still have the same issue, is there any other database i shold remove?22:20
seb128nxvl: no, all the indexes a in .evolution22:21
nxvlmm22:21
nxvlk, will check, thank you!22:22
seb128the error is mentioned on http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=55492522:22
ubottuGnome bug 554925 in Mailer "Error while storing IMAP folder: cannot commit - no transaction is active" [Normal,Unconfirmed]22:22
seb128seems to be a very unfrequent error and due to sqlite22:23
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xooxAnyone know of if there are any Google Chrome (chromium) packages built somewhere?23:30
calccool alpha 6 released now i can upload the new cool OOo without gvfs/gio support :)23:31
nhandlerxoox: It looks like fta has a chromium-browser package in his ppa23:32
xooxnhandler: Thanks.23:33
ftaxoox, my ppa or the dailies: https://edge.launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa23:33
xooxThanks for building these fta23:39
ftayou're welcome23:39
wgrantcalc: *without* GVFS support?23:42
* slangasek blinks23:46
wgrantslangasek: Was this blink spontaneous, or triggered by some external stimulus that we should know about?23:48
slangasekwgrant: the preceding conversation23:50
slangasekcalc: are you seriously talking about uploading an OOo to jaunty that drops major functionality, this far after feature freeze?23:51
calcslangasek: yes, going to using gvfs fuse23:55
calcslangasek: gvfs support is currently completely broken afaict23:55
calcslangasek: attempting to turn on gio support in the build causes it to not even start up at all23:55
calcthere are still a few bugs in gvfs fuse that cause webdav and ftp save support not to work, but i worked with upstream to get the smb/sftp save working in gvfs fuse23:56
calcand have already filed the bugs about the ftp/webdav problems23:56
calcOOo has long had problems when saving to network shares, that i think are mostly related to issues in either its gvfs support or gvfs itself, but don't know for certain, some of the bugs in gvfs bugzilla seem to indicate they are gvfs issues23:57
slangasekso what's the syntax going to be to use the fuse stuff?23:57
slangasekblah, yeah, I can confirm that gvfs saving doesn't work currently23:58
calcslangasek: just click on the fuse mount on the left side in file dialog, i wrote a patch to the OOo gnome file dialog to use the fuse path23:58
slangasekI don't see a 'fuse mount' in the left side of my file dialogs23:59
calcslangasek: i tried determining why gvfs didn't work in OOo but ended up not having enough time to determine the cause and fix it properly so got the gvfs fuse bits working instead23:59
slangasekoh, maybe I have permissions on this share set wrong. OOo can certainly open files over smb.23:59
calcslangasek: do you have any gvfs mounts?23:59

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