[00:00] does my .fonts.conf override this? [00:00] asac, "found serial port (udev: hal:GSM)" [00:01] mbana: yes [00:01] mbana: .fonts.conf is level 50 [00:01] the one i posted is 30 [00:01] followed by "ignoring due to lack of probed mobile broadband capabilties" (incl the typo) [00:01] fta: yes. thats what i say [00:02] now its not detected at all iguess [00:02] yep [00:02] please bump --delay really high [00:02] and reboot [00:02] we know the proper works for you [00:02] its just that some modems take loner than others to wake up [00:02] i can use --delay 2000 [00:02] but not 1700 [00:02] but we already had modems with far higher values [00:05] 3000->30000, same :( [00:06] asac: how long does it take to support 3.1? [00:06] what about the language packs? [00:06] fta: reboot? [00:06] asac, yes, i did [00:06] fta: the probe doesnt happen anymore [00:06] hmm [00:06] fta: and manually running the probe command works [00:06] or is that broken now too? [00:06] how? [00:07] e.g. /lib/udev/nm-modem-probe /dev/ttyUSB0 [00:07] not sure what devices you have [00:07] mbana: we dont maintain lang packs for our "next" package atm [00:07] http://paste.ubuntu.com/136348/ [00:08] mbana: you can try to install the ones from upstream [00:08] http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/3.1b3/linux-i686/xpi/ [00:08] you need to change the version though i am sure [00:08] maxVersion in the install.rdf in there [00:09] our daily is ahead of b3 [00:09] fta: thats not the probe command ;) [00:09] run /lib/udev/nm-modem-probe --verbose --export /dev/ttyUSB0 [00:09] lol, no, i just took me time to paste that url ;) [00:09] lol [00:09] you wanted the full logs [00:10] thats after the boot with high udev delay? [00:11] fta: given the commit you need at least to replug after probing USB1 [00:12] http://paste.ubuntu.com/136351/ [00:12] oh [00:13] fta: SIM pin required [00:13] ouch [00:14] thats the "i need to boot windows" once effect? [00:14] no idea. i tried this sim in xp yesterday, it was fine [00:15] fta: well. the prober doesnt use pins [00:15] it doesnt expect to get asked for a pin at that stage [00:16] so, am i doomed? [00:18] looking in code [00:19] fta: how long does it take until you get that timed out thing? [00:19] : modem_probe_caps(): timed out waiting for GCAP reply (idx -2, term_idx -1) [00:19] and do you see +CME ERROR: SIM PIN required [00:19] right before [00:19] or does that get out a while before? [00:20] 2, maybe 3 secs [00:22] asac, ^^ [00:24] fta: yeah [00:24] can you see whether you get a \n [00:25] or a \n\r ? [00:25] modem_wait_reply(): Got: 'AT+GCAP [00:25] +CME ERROR: SIM PIN required [00:25] for that line feed [00:25] not really sure how to best capture that [00:25] or if its converted on printf [00:25] i dont hope so [00:25] NM excepts \n\r [00:25] which i hope is wrong for you ;) [00:25] L: modem_wait_reply(): Got: '^M$ [00:25] ^BOOT:21081878,0,0,0,77^M$ [00:25] T+GCAP^M^M$ [00:25] +CME ERROR: SIM PIN required^M$ [00:25] '$ [00:25] L: modem_probe_caps(): timed out waiting for GCAP reply (idx -2, term_idx -1)$ [00:26] ^M$ means \r\n [00:26] hmm [00:26] shouldnt matter anyway [00:27] its a g_strsplit_set ( ... , "\n\r") ... so each is a delimiter [00:28] fta: oh yeah [00:28] fta: seems you really have a problem [00:28] fta: i mean its fixed in latest 0.7 [00:29] is it somewhere? i mean, ppa? [00:32] fta: i can cherry pick all patches and upload that to ppa [00:32] fta: or give you the patches that have been commit after the snapshot [00:32] thats 7 [00:33] would be nice to have a ppa, so others could try it too [00:33] nah [00:33] sure [00:33] i mean [00:33] but archive opens before most others will notice ;) [00:35] can't you do a nm-daily ? or something similar [00:39] yes i think that could be done. problem is that there are two branches to provide [00:39] trunk and 0.7 [00:39] so yeah [00:39] its uploaded [00:39] https://edge.launchpad.net/~network-manager/+archive [00:41] network-manager - 0.7.1~rc3.1.git4cf2da146-0ubuntu1.nm1 [00:41] fta: ^^ [00:42] also i dont think its smart to start yet another team right now [00:42] asac, could I use this ppa on top of everything? i should i just gzet this deb? [00:42] fta_: its safe [00:43] fta_: i dont put anything experimental there [00:43] fta_: except intentional [00:43] currently there shouldnt be anything newer thatn NM [00:43] its mostly for backports [00:43] and getting bug triage feedback for jaunty maybe [00:47] ok i guess the build will finish soon ;) [00:47] builders grabbed them instantly [00:47] night seems to be calm time [00:48] yep, 19h-22h (our time) is the busy slot [00:48] lpia was fasted [00:48] followed by amd64 [00:48] now waiting for i386 ;) [00:49] and then for cronjob ;)( [00:49] but i think one run is in 3 minutes ;) [00:50] fta_: so how about building nightlies at end of CA day? [00:50] should be about now or maybe in 2 hours [00:50] hurry i386 [00:50] you will miss the run [00:51] did that before, ~4am, but the thing is, noone fixed the errors, so i ended up fixing that after work, pushing fixes near the end of the cycle [00:52] now, it's at 7pm, so i see errors on the flow [00:54] yeah. i should feel more reponsible for build errors ;) [00:54] but you are always really quick ;) [00:55] still waiting for you for prism ;) [00:58] at least the builders are ready ;) [00:58] so yeah. now the prober will fall back to ATI for you [00:59] because you get the sim error early [00:59] that will make the prober succeed [00:59] ati? [00:59] thats the theory [00:59] verbose ("GCAP failed, trying ATI..."); [00:59] thats a AT command [01:00] GCAP is for asking for capabilities [01:00] ATI is something else that also includes the important bits [01:00] on some modems [01:01] also it doesnt probe your serial port 1 anymore [01:01] which should remove a lot of damage [01:01] fta_: ok packages are there [01:03] trying [01:04] hmm ... suddenly my net to ppa got stuck [01:06] same [01:06] seems archive.ubuntu is bogus [01:06] * asac switched to good old ubuntu.intergenia.de :) [01:07] yeah ... ppa works ... just archive is down [01:08] fta_nano: so prober works? [01:08] i mean, same as before http://paste.ubuntu.com/136377/ [01:08] ;) [01:08] fta_nano: hmm ... manually it really should be different [01:09] http://paste.ubuntu.com/136379/ [01:10] fta_nano: yeah thats good [01:10] fta_nano: so now bump the delay and reboot [01:15] asac, done that, nada [01:18] asac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/136382/ [01:19] thats bad [01:19] so this probably means its a udev bug [01:19] do you see anything in the udev log? [01:19] /var/log/udev [01:19] hmm ... maybe its too unverbose [01:22] the format is strange, i see huawei entries in there [01:24] fta_nano: look for MODEM_PROBED [01:25] none [01:26] asac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/136385/ [01:26] devadm info --query=env --path=/sys/class/net/ttyUSB0 [01:27] udevadm [01:27] no tty* in net/ [01:29] fta_nano: s/net/tty/ [01:29] i think [01:29] i dont have my modem plugged in now [01:31] fta_nano: did you change the right line for delay? [01:31] http://paste.ubuntu.com/136390/ [01:31] there are two ;) [01:31] i changed both [01:31] ok [01:31] fta_nano: s/env/all/ [01:31] in the query=.. [01:33] asac, http://paste.ubuntu.com/136391/ [01:34] fta_nano: looks a bit like your rule isnt run at all [01:34] not sure how that can happen [01:34] as [01:35] asac: so, what font was being used on your machine for that site i gave [01:35] mbana: droid sans now ;) [01:35] before it was the ttf-...? [01:35] ttf-liberation [01:35] you're not selecting 'let sites chose fonts' are you? [01:36] yes. if i dont allow that it uses bitstream/dejavu [01:36] but i allwed them to do it [01:36] for that site i gave? [01:36] can you verify that please [01:36] i allowed it for it [01:36] yes [01:36] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto [01:37] so what is mine using? [01:37] yes that looks like droid sans now [01:37] mbana: you used arial from MS [01:37] i donthave that because i dont have windows [01:37] and i didnt import fonts [01:37] at leaset i think you used arial.ttf [01:37] thats what fc-match Arial gave you in the beginning [01:38] but even if i remove Arial it needs up using Nimbus [01:38] asac, http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=9171 [01:38] mbana: because you have uninstalled ttf-liberation [01:38] ? [01:39] fta: could you ask for a quick explanation why chromium needs it? [01:39] i think i need to create an account at some point [01:40] ok i'll remove arial and use liberation and see what happens [01:40] yeah ... check with fc-match Arial [01:40] that you use it [01:41] fc-cache refrehses cache right? [01:41] fta: i have to go now. if nothing helps i can make you a script you can use to spoof the modem probing ... so you can at lesat see if the rest works ;) [01:41] mbana: i think so [01:41] ok i have to sleep now .. cu tomorrow [01:41] when do you come back online [01:42] ok i see [01:42] thanks alot [01:42] not sure ... 6.5 h [01:42] a lot [01:42] or 7 [01:50] night, thanks for your help [10:26] ok so its confirmed. motu folks will just upload stuff even if you are maintainer [11:00] can someone please add gpg --recv 4E5E17B5 && gpg --export -a 4E5E17B5 | sudo apt-key add - to https://edge.launchpad.net/~chromium-daily/+archive/ppa I'm guessing but looks like it has to be fta [11:11] good morning [11:11] asac: can you take a look please [11:11] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxnm/+bug/347571 [11:11] Ubuntu bug 347571 in lxnm "lxnm doesn't work, and deletes nm-applet" [Undecided,New] === fta3 is now known as fta2 [11:25] fta: http://paste.ubuntu.com/136657/ [11:25] BUGabundo: yes. whats the problem with lxnm? [11:26] it seem that user ended up with nm-applet [11:26] after upgrading the lxnm from universe [11:27] "without" ? [11:27] asac, i have 2 SIMs, yesterday, i just tried with 1, but this w-e, i tried the two [11:27] or "with" [11:28] fta2: this weekend the prober was broken as we found [11:28] e.g. didnt honour +CME: ERROR [11:28] fta2: so ... we need the probe log as described in paste [11:28] then why did he asked how many sims i have? [11:28] -ed [11:28] fta2: he didnt ask how many sims you have. he asked how many sim contacts you have [11:28] oh, none then [11:29] e.g. if you save a name + phone number in a phone on it [11:29] fta2: yeah. thats what i answered. he wanted that info anyway [11:29] fta2: so now do the udev control thing [11:29] fta2: as well as the probe logging [11:29] asac: without [11:29] in the .rules files [11:29] BUGabundo: thats normal then [11:29] if folks install lxnm [11:29] it removes nm [11:29] because its something different [11:29] asac, i don't have my netbook here, this evening :P [11:30] sure [11:30] fta2: also delay greater than 5 isnt good ;) as he said [11:30] so use 4 ;)( [11:30] i used 30 ;) [11:30] asac: the user says he lost the ability to control network [11:30] yeah. but he says that would confuse hal [11:30] fta2: which didnt look like your problem ;) [11:31] fta2: so add --log /tmp/probe.log --verbose --quiet ... to the .rules command [11:31] and udevadm control --log_priority=debug [11:31] no, nothing waited for 30 sec anyway [11:31] fta2: thats happening under the hood [11:31] udev runs that command when the device gets plugged [11:31] or on boot [11:31] and it doesnt block [11:32] i mean, nothing showed up in the logs past the line i gave you, even after 30 sec, or 15 min [11:32] lineS [11:33] fta2: udev doesnt say anything in the log [11:37] !info sunbird hardy-backports [11:37] sunbird (source: lightning-sunbird): Sunbird stand-alone Calendar. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8+nobinonly-0ubuntu1~hardy1 (hardy-backports), package size 7941 kB, installed size 23956 kB [11:38] !info sunbird intrepid [11:38] sunbird (source: lightning-sunbird): Sunbird stand-alone Calendar. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8+nobinonly-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 7917 kB, installed size 23908 kB [12:26] ko reboot [12:27] BUGabundo: yes. thats the users faul then [12:28] i mean in this case that is really true ;) [12:28] ok [12:28] I told him to NOT let remove any packages [12:29] still it's a bad precedence in the packages [13:01] asac: the list_plugin patch should be done sone. I haven't worked with pointers in a while, so I'm getting some errors with that :). I'll figure it out tonight, have to go to school now. [13:02] asac: that's the patch for nspluginwrapper [13:46] great [13:46] hmmmm ... gone [14:09] BUGabundo: dod you talk to ikonia YET? [14:09] danm caps [14:09] nope [14:09] been busy [14:09] and way most morning [14:09] waiting for tomorrow as requested [14:09] ah [14:09] gnomefreak: did he accept 24h? [14:10] don't want to be feeding from his hand, for the "favour"! [14:10] BUGabundo: yep i think so i will ping him now and see what he says [14:11] no no [14:11] let it be [14:11] I can hold 24h [14:11] * BUGabundo grrrr misses +1 daily fix... [14:14] asac: thunderbird is pissing me off again. It seems that the filters are not working on single emails. if using digest for ML filters work i think (wouldnt know) changing them to digest i than dont get any emails from the 2 lists. but using "to" or "cc" or "to cc" still they dont apply [14:14] gnomefreak: hmm [14:14] using cc or to or both for ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com fails to work [14:15] gnomefreak: what do you get for find ~/.*thunderbir*/ | grep -i filter [14:15] same with devel list. those are the only 2 that i cant set to digest [14:16] asac: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/636351 [14:16] gnomefreak: that's why I love kmail.... its only serious bug: crash on delete (large) threads! [14:16] and the damn fonts got really damn small from last update this morning but i can fix that [14:16] gnomefreak: so which account is the account that has problems? [14:16] bug 311521 [14:16] Launchpad bug 311521 in kdepim "Kmail Crash while deleting thread with custom keyboard shortcut" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/311521 [14:16] post the .dat from that account please [14:16] BUGabundo: thats an awfull bad bug [14:17] eheh [14:17] yeah [14:17] been here for 6 months [14:17] since kde4.1 [14:17] fixed on trunk [14:17] but hasn't been ported! [14:17] kmail was always crashy and fiddle-ware for me [14:17] [14:17] janathan said he did, but he failed it some how [14:17] asac: my gnomefreak@gmail account thats the one they get sent to. using new profile no extensions and it doesnt work still [14:17] k will do [14:18] guess I should poke him to it [14:18] gnomefreak: look at the paste you gave me [14:18] gnomefreak: each account has a Filter.dat [14:18] or something [14:18] spot the one for the account that has issues [14:18] and poaste that .dat [14:18] ok [14:22] are you kidding? [14:22] 2 frigging lines for .mozilla-thunderbird/q1vfnf2t.default/Mail/pop.gmail.co [14:22] m [14:23] msgFilterRules.dat [14:24] asac: here is that output http://pastebin.mozilla.org/636352 im looking for more [14:25] asac: hree is 2 i found that might help http://pastebin.mozilla.org/636353 http://pastebin.mozilla.org/636355 [14:26] that is wrong email i think [14:26] yep it is [14:30] i cant find my email account :( [14:31] asac: coming right up [14:31] asac: http://pastebin.mozilla.org/636356 [14:31] i hope you can tell what each one is [14:35] asac: one more that might help more than last [14:35] this is in plain english http://pastebin.mozilla.org/636357 [14:37] thats odd i got rid of one of those [14:48] bug 99352 [14:48] Launchpad bug 99352 in firefox-3.0 "feisty+firefox+amd64+java=segfault" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/99352 [14:48] that's not a firefox bug [14:48] its a java applet one [14:49] i know im waiting for a reply to my question first adn i marked it invalid before anyway [14:49] BUGabundo: it depends on what version package he installed [14:51] example if firefox ubufox tells him to install something and he has it already it would be a ubufox bug most likley [14:53] ah [14:59] that PPA older .debs idea has some set backs read my email to the list :) [14:59] reading [14:59] actually POPing [14:59] net is slow [14:59] I'm rsyning a bunch of daily images [14:59] DVD & CDs 32 & 64 bits [14:59] to prepare for beta [15:00] and my next class!! [15:00] eheh... gona use Beta... [15:00] hope it goes ok, or my students will have a crash course on Filing Bugs [15:02] humm gnomefreak got nothing! [15:02] BUGabundo: it may take a while. I also commented on bug 316858 [15:02] Launchpad bug 316858 in soyuz "Configurable number of versions in PPAs" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/316858 [15:02] let me get there [15:03] 20 bugmails in the last 5 min [15:03] hey asac so first Koala fix ? [15:03] eheh [15:03] OOo font size? [15:05] can you guys reproduce https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346943 [15:05] Ubuntu bug 346943 in openoffice.org "opening an OOo existing file (with Compiz ON) OOo with appear on another Desktop window" [Undecided,Incomplete] [15:05] ? [15:07] BUGabundo: metacity or compiz? [15:07] compiz [15:07] ah blind me [15:07] i think it remembers where it was opened last time [15:07] or where it was closed last time [15:07] ah?? [15:07] maybe a session manager issue [15:07] really? [15:08] i get that for rhythmbox at least [15:08] it always opens here on workspace 4 [15:08] i never found time to look [15:09] ehe [15:11] asac: can you comment that on the bug? [15:20] asac: to run autoconf2.13 i dont need to run pop -a or anything else right, just run autoconf2.13 and copy patches dir to our debian dir right? [15:20] i havng issues remembering :( [15:21] * gnomefreak doesnt use compiz here since i run builds i dont normally have enough resoures to use it [15:43] it seems i do have to go through all that since mozilla dir doesnt contain patches dir [15:49] gnomefreak: you need to push -a [15:49] and if the last patch is a autoconf patch [15:49] run autoconf2.13 [15:49] and then refresh the patch [15:49] quilt refresh --diffstat -U8 --no-timestamps [15:50] ok see the fsh patch is failing and from what i can tell sutoconf should update that at least it better [15:50] that should be fairly easy enough [15:54] gnomefreak: no. fsh patch is something else [15:54] if it fails you need to push -f it [15:55] its config/Make.in (dont remember the first part [15:55] and the look at the .rej files [15:55] and manually readd the rejected bits [15:55] then run quilte refresh ... [15:56] if that is not an autoconf than why did it work on Jaunty and fail on both hardy and intrepid (same sources adn branch) [15:57] same source and im sure files didnt change all that much [15:58]