/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/04/29/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

marcelo_I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 and have notice the slowness of graphics!!!  Xorg is taking up 30% of my cpu and beagle-helper is taking up 15% to 20% of my cpu...    thats on avarage 50% of my cpu!!!   can anyone please help me before i have to back to vista witch ran just fine....   I am a nuwbie to linux and have liked it so far but now I am stuck with this problem.05:46
pittiGood morning06:43
didrockshi pitti07:35
pittihey didrocks07:38
didrockspitti: still reviewing SRUs? :)07:38
pittievery day after a release :)07:38
didrocksgood luck ;)07:39
pittiI spent the morning packaging the new g-p-m, though07:39
pittistill has some rough edges, though, so I'd like to get some more work onto that07:39
didrocksis it working great?07:39
didrocksoki07:39
pittirobert_ancell: oh, FYI, in case you are interested in g-p-m, I have a branch with 2.26.1 (to avoid double work)07:39
pittididrocks: yay devicekit :)07:40
didrockspitti: oh, didn't know they integrated devicekit. I will have a look to it :)07:40
pittididrocks: I blogged about it a while ago07:41
didrocksfound http://martinpitt.wordpress.com/2009/03/11/wanna-touch-devicekit/, remember now :)07:42
robert_ancellpitti: g-p-m = gnome-power-manager?  Don't think I've ever looked at it...07:42
didrockspitti: I will try it when you will make it available. I'm bored that my suspend to ram works so well :)07:43
robert_ancellWho is the local Firefox expert?  I've been looking at bug 368252 and I don't have the know-how to trace how the totem plugin is invoked.  Clues are making it look like Firefox+javascript may be causing the problem..07:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 368252 in totem "Totem firefox plugin can't launch apple HD trailers" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36825207:46
pittiok, I'm off for an hour or two for a doctor appointment07:47
didrockssee you07:47
robert_ancelllater07:47
didrocksrobert_ancell: asac IIRC07:47
robert_ancelldidrocks: cheers07:48
didrocksy/w07:48
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pittire08:43
didrocksre pitti08:43
seb128hello pitti didrocks08:47
pittihey seb12808:47
didrocksHi seb12808:48
robert_ancellseb128: hey seb08:48
seb128hello robert_ancell08:48
seb128robert_ancell: how was your day? did you manage to squash some bugs? ;-)08:49
robert_ancellseb128: hard going today.  I worked on the totem-mozilla bug but I think it's a firefox issue? Some more work on the SSH bug, I can repeat it but I don't get what is going on08:51
* robert_ancell has been pushing all his work upstream today :)08:51
seb128robert_ancell: could be for totem, it's weird that the non-hd things are working and firefox is calling totem by looking to .xsession-errors08:51
pittihm, this U1 thing doesn't really seem to like me :/08:52
robert_ancellseb128: well it seems to be due to the way the page is crafted.  I was hacking it apart to find what HTML/JS code is making the difference08:52
crevettehello08:52
didrockshey crevette08:52
seb128robert_ancell: I see08:52
seb128lut crevette08:53
seb128robert_ancell: don't spend too much time on it, reassign to firefox if the bug is there08:53
robert_ancellpitti: I was wondering if it didn't work 'cause it was shut down when I was awake - it hardly never works!08:53
crevettehello frenchies08:53
pittiwell, I set it up, and I see my files again which I uploaded two months ago08:54
pittibut it never syncs08:54
robert_ancellseb128: that's my guess - I'll do that and they can reassign it back if they can say why its invoking the plugin in different ways08:54
* crevette is interested by what is this U1 project08:54
crevette:)08:54
crevetteI guess today we just know mere mortal08:54
crevette+s08:54
pitticrevette: wait until May 7 :) then the public beta will start08:54
pittiECHANNEL, sorry08:54
pittibut well, we talked about it in the meeting yesterday08:55
pitticrevette: can you see http://ubuntuone.com ?08:55
asacrobert_ancell: ?08:55
asacrobert_ancell: what have you found so far?08:55
crevettepitti, no, I don't permission to see it :)08:55
robert_ancellasac: can you look at bug 368252 - I'm a bit lost on the divide between firefox and the totem plugin08:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 368252 in totem "Totem firefox plugin can't launch apple HD trailers" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36825208:56
seb128robert_ancell: the rhythmbox issue, are you waiting on an another example?08:57
seb128robert_ancell: I think the current case is already worth fixing, what do you think08:57
robert_ancellseb128:  I agree.  I was diving into the source but I got lost.  I'm not sure if it's a gstreamer or rhythmbox issue.  I was looking at the diffs but couldn't see anything.08:58
seb128robert_ancell: I would expect rather a gstreamer one08:59
seb128but I'm not sure either08:59
seb128it's just a random guess ;-)08:59
robert_ancellseb128: I also tried the Intrepid rb but it occurs for that too - this is why I think it is probably in gstreamer08:59
asacrobert_ancell: what is supposed to happen when you left click?09:00
robert_ancellIt should open the video in fullscreen afaik09:01
robert_ancell(it's just a standard link)09:01
robert_ancellasac: the interesting thing that stood out in the log is "width 1" and "height 1" for the failed cases09:02
asacrobert_ancell: onclick="s_objectID="http://movies.apple.com/movies/paramount/star_trek/startrek-clip_480p.mov_1";return this.s_oc?this.s_oc(e):true"09:10
asacthats what happens "on click"09:10
asacdoesnt look right09:10
robert_ancellasac: yeah, do you think they've changed the page?09:11
robert_ancellasac: how did you get that?  I was playing around with the web developer plugin but couldn't find out how to get what a link would resolve to09:12
asacrobert_ancell:  can you check what "this.s_oc function does?09:12
asacrobert_ancell: install firefox-3.0-dom-inspector09:12
asacrobert_ancell: then you can click on elements and see the HTML element in the inspector09:13
seb128tseliot: hi, did you read the xrandr capplet bug about virtual settings questions?09:15
tseliotseb128: what bug?09:15
* seb128 grrr at people not reading their bug emails09:15
seb128let me get the number, I assigned the bug to you09:16
seb128tseliot: bug #36521009:16
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365210 in gnome-control-center "gnome-display-properties mistakenly requires logout to increase resolution" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36521009:16
tseliotseb128: I might have read that but I would like to know what bug you're referring to09:16
asacrobert_ancell: it seems to do something ... so figure out what this.s_oc function does09:16
asacrobert_ancell: and so on09:16
asachave to get coffee now ;)09:16
robert_ancellasac: ok, cheers09:17
seb128tseliot: I get it every time on several boxes09:17
seb128tseliot: it's quite annoying and would be nice to fix in a sru09:17
tseliotseb128: I think I missed this report. I'll try to reproduce the problem here and work on a fix09:18
seb128tseliot: thanks09:18
tseliotnp09:18
seb128tseliot: it's easy, start the capplet, try a lower resolution and back to your normal one09:19
seb128it will not go back until you restart the capplet09:19
seb128and it wants to add virtual settings when not required09:19
seb128ie just to go back to the normal value you were using for example09:19
tseliotseb128: and does this happen when the virtual resolution is already set in xorg.conf?09:19
seb128pitti: how do you deal with sync-source -a errors?09:19
pittiseb128: one by one, I'm afraid09:20
seb128tseliot: I've not tried, I'm using one screen09:20
pittiseb128: often we need to remove packages first, because they got renamed09:20
seb128pitti: is there a way to skip the broken entry or resume from there instead of redoing the whole -a ?09:20
pittiseb128: or binaries moved around (then -F helps)09:20
pittiseb128: or different orig09:20
tseliotseb128: ah, ok, so in your case it wasn't set09:20
seb128pitti: could you look to the libdca error and tell me what you would do?09:21
pittiseb128: resuming isn't possible, I'm afraid09:21
pittiseb128: you have to temporarily blacklist it, -a again, rinse and repeat until it succeeds09:21
pittiand then resolve the temporary blacklisted ones09:21
seb128tseliot: I'm using one screen on ati and no, I've no virtual on this box09:21
pittiseb128: looking09:21
tseliotok09:21
seb128tseliot: but virtual is not required since that the normal resolution09:22
seb128I just start the capplet09:22
seb128change to 800x600 for example09:22
seb128ack the choice09:22
seb128and then try to change back to the normal value09:22
seb128I get the error09:22
seb128restart the capplet and it works09:22
tseliotok, thanks for the info09:22
seb128you're welcome, thanks for looking into it!09:22
seb128pitti: thanks09:23
seb128pitti: I've been fixing some overwritte issues yesterday by using -f for those09:23
pittiseb128: right, what I said; our current libdts-dev is built from the libdts source09:23
seb128binaries which are built by new sources09:23
pittiseb128: so this one should just be --force'd, I think09:23
seb128ok, so -f, flush, wait for publishing and -a again?09:23
seb128pitti: ok, can you do it while you have it locally? thanks!09:24
pittiseb128: or just skil flush and publisher, and immediately run -a again09:24
seb128pitti: oh, no need to wait for publisher?09:24
pittiseb128: no, just don't flush09:24
pittiand let it sync all over again09:24
seb128pitti: I was not sure where it was getting versions to compare09:24
pittithat should be faster09:24
seb128pitti: it breaks again on the same case then09:24
seb128even if I -f ed it09:25
pittiseb128: not if you temporarily blacklist it09:25
seb128ah ok09:25
seb128ok, makes sense09:25
seb128I will do that next time, thanks!09:25
pittiseb128: oh, hang on09:25
pittiseb128: no, I won't sync that09:25
pittiseb128: our libtds-dev is ubuntu modified09:25
pittiit won't scribble over that09:25
pittiit needs to be merged09:25
pitti(or at least checked if the changes can go)09:26
seb128pitti: so just blacklist it for now?09:26
pittiseb128: yes09:26
robert_ancellI'm off, see you guys tomorrow09:26
seb128robert_ancell: have a nice evening see you tomorrow09:26
pittirobert_ancell: good night!09:26
seb128pitti: can you do that while you are at it?09:26
robert_ancellbye09:26
pittiwell, I'm not "at it", but *shrug*09:26
seb128pitti: I'll continue on sync when I'm done with what I'm doing right now09:26
pittisure09:26
seb128pitti: ok don't bother, I though you were already sshing on the box09:26
seb128I will do that in a bit09:27
pittiseb128: doing now, don't worry09:27
seb128I stopped on that this night and didn't resume yet09:27
seb128I just kept the question for this morning ;-)09:27
* seb128 hugs pitti09:27
pittiseb128: ah, that's an ancient package (gutsy)09:28
pittiseb128: I'll just remove the libdts source, then it should just sync09:28
chrisccoulsonis anyone intereted in taking bug 337441 for karmic?09:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 337441 in gnome-settings-daemon "Low disk space warning "Cancel" and "OK" buttons do the same thing" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33744109:29
seb128chrisccoulson: you? ;-)09:29
pittiseb128: it'd probably be better to do a full process-removals run, I'll do that one09:29
seb128pitti: you rock!09:29
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i was going to offer if noone else wanted to do it already:)09:29
seb128chrisccoulson: go for it, I expect we will find enough to do to not get bored without that one ;-)09:30
chrisccoulsoni'll take that one then. thanks09:30
seb128thank you09:30
pittiseb128: right, process-removals duefully caught it09:30
chrisccoulsonpitti - did you see my response in bug 360399? I don't think we're going to get an SRU-worthy fix to resolve this issue09:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 360399 in tracker "Tracker Evolution Eplug missing" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36039909:31
chrisccoulsonupstream identified some issues with the plugin but when they fixed it it caused a big regression, and so they've just disabled it completely in 0.6.9x which we have in jaunty09:32
chrisccoulsonand they're not planning any more work on that09:32
pittichrisccoulson: right, I saw it; nevermind about it09:33
chrisccoulsonyou can probably unsubscribe the sponsors team and ubuntu-sru team from that if you like09:33
pittiat least the sponsors, yes09:33
pittichrisccoulson: thanks09:34
chrisccoulsonthanks:)09:34
* pitti finally removes gtk+1.209:41
seb128pitti: waouh!09:42
pittiseems that nobody ran process-removals for some time09:42
pittiseb128: hmm, eel2 got removed in Debian09:44
pittiROM; obsolete, no rdeps, now in nautilus09:45
seb128pitti: right, we got it off the CD in jaunty09:45
pittistill being used by g-c-c and libnautilus-burn09:45
seb128g-c-c ?!09:45
pittiand three universe packages09:45
pitti-- karmic/main build deps on libeel2-dev:09:45
pittignome-control-center09:45
seb128that's a mistake09:45
pittiseb128: anyway, I'll keep it for now09:46
seb128rdpends lists n-c-b too but that's a mistake too09:46
pittiwe'll do another process-removal run09:46
seb128ok09:46
pittiseb128: or want me to kill it now as a kind of reminder? :-)09:46
seb128I would not mind you doing that09:47
pitti"oops", it's gone :)09:47
seb128I've karmic sources there and there is only 3 rdepends09:47
pittiyay cruft cleanup09:47
seb128and I expect 2 of those to be fixed when syncing the second half of the archive09:47
pittiabsolutely09:47
pittithey must have fixed it in debian09:47
pittilet's create some breakage09:48
seb128and g-c-c is just a cruft left in the build-depends09:48
pittikarmic works waaaaay too well right now09:48
seb128yeah, karmic is boring09:48
pittiwell, new kernel+uxa is quite nice, though :)09:48
pittiseb128: okay, process-removals done; I suggest to let that publish (12:00 CEST) and then do a sync run09:49
pittishould get a little further now09:49
seb128pitti: ok thanks09:49
seb128pitti: no hurry I expect the buildds are busy for the day09:50
pittihehe09:50
seb128the first sync runs yesterday did quite some work09:50
pittiit also cut quite a dent into MoM main.html09:50
pittiok, so I'll get back to fixing g-p-m 2.26.109:50
pittiand then I'll look into DK-disks and gnome-disk-tool09:51
* pitti is in crack & breakage mood today09:51
crevetteyeah09:52
chrisccoulsonwe're getting g-p-m 2.26.1 this cycle are we?09:52
* crevette wants to have a broken distro09:53
* chrisccoulson gives crevette a large hammer09:53
pitticrevette: that's my plan anyway09:53
crevette:)09:53
pitticrevette: likewise, gnome-mount/hal -> gnome-disk-tool/dk-disks09:53
crevetteI didn't switch to karmic yet09:53
crevettegnome-mount is superseded by gnome-disk-tool09:54
pittierm, chrisccoulson: that's my plan anyway09:54
chrisccoulsonpitti - nice:)09:54
* crevette is lagging behind for new gnome technology09:54
pittiI'm running gpm/dk-power here, but it has some small problems09:54
chrisccoulsonwhat sort of problems? i know the newer g-p-m has proper consolekit support so doesn't try to do actions on the inactive VT09:55
chrisccoulsonshould fix an annoying bug i have where i press the power button on my machine and the shutdown dialog appears on all user sessions09:55
pittichrisccoulson: it doesn't suspend when I close the lid09:57
pittiother than that, it seems to work fine09:57
pittichrisccoulson: weird, I thought that problem was gone ages ago09:57
seb128pitti: gnome bug #57382609:58
chrisccoulsonpitti - my power button produces a HAL event on the system bus rather than going through X, so all running instances of g-p-m get the event and respond to it09:58
ubottuGnome bug 573826 in general "gdu volume monitor" [Normal,Assigned] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57382609:58
seb128too09:58
seb128pitti: I expect they will land it upstream in 2.2709:58
chrisccoulsonpitti - what sort of event does your lid button produce?09:58
pittiseb128: you are a bug machine09:58
seb128lol09:58
seb128I spend too much time working on bugs indeed ;-)09:59
pittiseb128: ah, for that; thanks (I thought you referred to the lid issue)09:59
pittichrisccoulson: what kind of events? I'll watch g-p-m in debug mode09:59
seb128pitti: no, sorry for the confusion09:59
pittiseb128: your's is for gvfs hal->dk, isn't it?10:00
seb128pitti: yes, it was a reply to your dk-disks comment10:00
chrisccoulsonpitti - if your lid button produces a hal event, then it won't work in g-p-m 2.26.x unless you built it with --enable-legacy-buttons10:04
pittichrisccoulson: indeed, pressing the power button doesn't do anything either10:07
pittichrisccoulson: I just get hal events, but nothing in g-p-m10:08
chrisccoulsonpitti - i just get HAL events too. the new g-p-m doesn't support those unless you enable the support explicitly. that should probably be enabled in karmic until all hotkey support has gone from HAL10:26
pittichrisccoulson: ah, I'll have a look at this10:31
chrisccoulsonpitti - the stuff you're interested in is in src/gpm-button.c10:32
chrisccoulsonall the hal stuff is conditionally compiled with #ifdef HAVE_LEGACY_BUTTONS10:33
pittichrisccoulson: right, so that would require a DK-acpi or something such10:33
crevetteso to understand the big picture hal is being deprecated to DeviceKit?10:34
chrisccoulsonthe comments in there suggest that hotkey support is being removed from HAL and they will all produce keypress events through X10:34
seb128pitti: CEST is european time right?10:35
seb128pitti: ie still half an hour to wait for this publisher run?10:35
pittiseb128: right10:36
seb128thanks10:36
pittichrisccoulson: many thanks, testing now10:36
crevetteCEST is our time10:39
crevettemere frenchies10:39
crevetteand all the countries around (to not appear selfish)10:40
crevette:)10:40
seb128crevette: right, what I though and has been confirmed, "european time"10:42
crevettesorry I'm lagging10:43
pittichrisccoulson: hm, doesn't seem to help :/10:44
seb128mvo: ok, I've update-notifier buggy again10:44
seb128mvo: it opens update-manager every time I do an apt-get install10:44
mvoseb128: please keep it in that state10:46
seb128mvo: ok10:46
mvoseb128: I need to for for lunch, after afterwards I would love to diagnose it10:46
seb128mvo: ok, I'm not touching the box until after lunch10:46
seb128or rather letting that in state ;-)10:46
seb128I will do bug triage now10:46
pittichrisccoulson: ah, nevermind, working perfectly; was just my docking station going mad at me10:49
seb128pitti: I know you already did SRU yesterday but it would be nice if you could review libical today10:49
seb128pitti: we have quite some users annoyed by evolution hanging or crashing10:49
seb128the change should be easy enough to review10:50
pittiseb128: I will (I need to do SRU daily these times anyway)10:50
seb128thanks!10:50
pittiwell, I do it right now; g-p-m isn't that urgent10:50
pittiseb128: can you please dupe some real bug reports to bug 368508, to get some affected users subscribed, and to underline the necessity for SRU?10:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 368508 in libical "don't crash on incorrect values or errors" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36850810:55
seb128pitti: I plan to add comments on the stack of evo bugs when it's accepted10:56
seb128to ask people to try this change10:56
pittiokay10:56
seb128I don't want to dup since the other ones a still bugs10:56
seb128they will not lead to crashes but should still be fixed10:56
seb128a -> are10:56
pittiif you ask them to give feedback on this one, that's okay10:56
pitti(accepted)10:57
seb128ok, commenting now10:58
pittiseb128: since bug 363169 is not a regression, I'm nervous about it for SRU; it might uncover other bugs in the new functionality10:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 363169 in libxklavier "libxklavier is built without XInput support" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36316910:58
seb128pitti: the bug submitter is upstream and the code path different is some 7-8 lines10:58
seb128pitti: it's just a callback called on new device detection10:59
pittiright, but that hasn't been tested properly?10:59
seb128pitti: and it has been tested in other distros10:59
seb128pitti: well, I don't feel strongly about it, just upstream has been pushy to get it sru-ed10:59
pittiwell, it's not a regression, and not at all a major bug, so it needs some more convincing to become an SRU11:00
seb128and we have some user complaining about keyboard settings being dropped after suspend etc11:00
seb128it's a "annoying bug"11:00
seb128it reset your keyboard settings in some cases where xorg redetect the device11:00
seb128but I'm fine waiting a bit to have karmic feedback or debian one11:00
chrisccoulsonpitti - it's good that works now:)11:01
pittichrisccoulson: now I just need to find out how to repair the notify-osd patch, then it's all good11:03
chrisccoulsoni've not seen that patch. is it quite big?11:03
pittiit's in the bzr tree11:03
pittishouldn't be too hard to port11:04
seb128re11:05
seb128pitti: I would not have sru-ed to fix the issue only since I think it's a minor one too, I'm trying to not make manage upstream there but if want to put it on hold fine with me too11:06
pittimvo: lots of people still have trouble in bug 25763911:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 257639 in packagekit "E: The package cache file is corrupted E: _cache->open() failed, please report." [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25763911:35
glatzorservus pitti and mvo, as a work around we could disable the update cache of packagekit11:40
glatzorthis would require a backport of f876a76737e504fca161f075bd0d1b8ba386cb75 and setting the corresponding configuration option11:40
glatzorif we disable the internal update cache of packagekit there would be no need for the apt post-update script anymore11:41
pittihey glatzor, wie gehts?11:42
glatzorpitti, oh, work time consumes a lot of my life currently - so could be better. and yourself?11:43
pittiglatzor: pretty good, thanks; looking forward to karmic breakage :)11:43
asacmvo: are "restart required" notifications still done in tray or by a pop up in jaunty?11:50
seb128asac: dialog auto opening11:51
asacah ... so thats why users complain about getting that without seeing the in-firefox notification11:51
james_wasac: if I have an empty .mozilla/extensions/\{ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384\}/ does that mean ubufox is disabled?11:55
asacmvo: i have http://paste.ubuntu.com/160607/ in /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d/firefox-3.0-restart-required ... nothing happens at all11:55
asacjames_w: check in tools -> addons ... search for "Ubuntu Firefox ..."11:55
glatzorpitti, mvo: sorry for not thinking about this. but we could delay the packagekit statehaschanged action quite easily11:55
james_wasac: that's my old profile11:55
* pitti merges the 73177 line diff of g-p-m dk branch to the ubuntu branch, *ugh*11:55
james_wasac: going back to that might lose my tabs again :-)11:56
mvoglatzor: do you have a diff to look at?11:56
glatzorpitti, mvo: we could raise PK_ENGINE_STATE_CHANGED_PRIORITY_TIMEOUT in src/pk-engine.c11:57
mvoasac: have yu touched /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp ?11:57
asacjames_w: not sure that i get what you mean ;)11:57
james_wasac: it claims to be enabled11:57
asacjames_w: and touching the file doesnt display the in-firefox notification ?11:57
asacmvo: since when do i need to do that?11:58
mvoasac: its done automatically by apt if you install the package11:58
mvoasac: but if you just do local testing, then its needed11:58
asacmvo: i just raun --reinstall firefox-3.011:58
james_wasac: it does this time11:58
mvoasac: hm, that should work, give me a sec to check11:58
asacmvo: touched both a few times ... nothing changes.11:59
asacjames_w: so maybe you didnt see that when it happened?11:59
james_wasac: what happened was that I installed today's upgrades, and firefox stopped working properly in the middle as usual. After a while I noticed the update-notifier dialog, closed that, went to firefox, and there was no banner. So I just hit the X in the top right and then started firefox again.12:00
asacjames_w: anyway. there are still bugs with upgrading even with this in-firefox notification ... so with some bad luck you might loose tabs on upgrade - unfortunately12:00
mvoasac: hm, seems to work for me, could you please run "update-notifier --debug-hooks" ? it will spit out quite a bit of output12:00
asacomg12:00
asaclol12:00
asacmvo: update-notifier --debug-hooks12:00
asacThe program 'update-notifier' can be found in the following packages: * update-notifier12:00
mvoglatzor: if that is not used for other stuff, I'm fine with changing that timeout. but I wonder why the other fix does not help, it should have the same effect12:01
mvoasac: ;)12:01
mvoseb128: could it be that you have pending security updates?12:02
seb128mvo: how do I check that?12:02
mvoseb128: u-m should display those on top of the updates list12:03
seb128mvo: no I don't then12:03
asacoh goodness. thats really bad (popping up the window :))12:04
mvopitti: sorry if that is a stupid question, but if I sru compiz-fusion-plugins-unsupported to jaunty-proposed, will it be poket copied or something like this?12:04
seb128asac: talk to mpt but I think some people complained already ;-)12:04
mvoasac: ...12:04
mvoasac: you are just not the target user12:04
asacmaybe that was the reason i didnt have update-notifier installed anymore ;)?12:04
asacdamn12:05
mvothere is a gconf key to get the previous behavior back12:05
asacwell. we have a notification in firefox if you have ubufox12:05
asacso that shouldnt be displayed at all on default installs12:05
asacguess i have to make the DisplayIf: smarter12:05
asacmvo: how is the kapturl going? i still cannot require kubuntu to install ubufox due to that dependency ;)12:06
mvoseb128: hm, hm. what is the value of /apps/update-manager/launch-time  for you (in gconf)?12:06
mvoasac: I don't know :) hacking a bit qt would be fun  I guess12:06
seb128mvo:12:06
seb128$ LC_ALL=C gconftool -g /apps/update-manager/launch-time12:06
seb128No value set for `/apps/update-manager/launch-time'12:07
mvoasac: the code is nicely seperated now12:07
mvolaunch_time (sorry)12:07
asacmvo: the idea would be to not use synaptic12:07
seb128mvo:  launch_time = 124100301512:07
seb128if that's what you meant12:07
asacmvo: could apturl just not use synaptic?12:07
mvoasac: it does, but it still needs a little bit of frontend cod12:07
mvoe12:07
asacmvo: well. if thats just gtk it would be ok i guess12:08
asacfirefox requires gtk anyway12:08
asacgnome-app-install,12:09
asacgnome-icon-theme12:09
asacwhy does apturl depend on that icon theme?12:09
asacsynaptic12:09
mvoseb128: hm, that time looks very valid12:11
seb128** (update-notifier:4981): DEBUG: /usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check returned 116 (security: 2)12:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): update-DEBUG: is_package_system_locked: 012:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): update-DEBUG: update_apt_is_running: 012:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): inotify-DEBUG: apt_get_running=TRUE12:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): inotify-DEBUG: apt_get_running=TRUE12:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): inotify-DEBUG: dpkg_was_run=TRUE12:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): inotify-DEBUG: dpkg_was_run=TRUE12:12
mvoseb128: what does /usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check print ?12:12
seb128(update-notifier:4981): update-DEBUG: update_check()12:12
seb128mvo: that's the debug log12:12
seb128so it says security 212:12
seb128but there is none listed in update-manager12:12
seb128and still I would not expect it to auto open after each install12:12
mvoseb128: yes the security ones would explain it12:13
mvoseb128: well, yeah, that sucks12:13
seb128what is the code logic for security = 2?12:13
seb128ie how can I get those 2 names ?12:14
seb128update-manager lists none12:14
mvoseb128: the logic is in /usr/lib/update-notifier/apt-check12:14
mvoseb128: try adding a print into isSecurityUpgrade() before the "return True" please12:15
seb128let me add debug print there12:15
seb128ok12:17
seb128it's freetype12:17
seb128     2.3.9-4.1 012:17
seb128        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com karmic/main Packages12:17
seb128     2.3.9-4ubuntu0.1 012:17
seb128        500 http://security.ubuntu.com jaunty-security/main Packages12:17
seb128        500 http://archive.ubuntu.com jaunty-updates/main Packages12:17
seb128 *** 2.3.9-4build1 012:17
seb128        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status12:17
seb128so update-manager lists the karmic version12:17
seb128which is a standard upgrade12:17
seb128but update-notifier still count the security one12:17
pittimvo: we can, but it would clash with the version number in Debian12:18
pittimvo: so we won't12:18
mvopitti: I mean the new one with -1ubuntu1 (sorry for the version number bogus)12:18
mvoseb128: let me check if I can reproduce it12:19
pittimvo: we can do that, yes12:19
mvopitti: thanks, I update the bugreport and ask for this then12:19
seb128mvo: still my issue is that security upgrade or not it should stop auto open at each apt command12:20
seb128mvo: didn't we decide that manual apt run would tell it that user want to do things manually?12:20
seb128ie that it should not autostart at all?12:21
mvoseb128: well, the spec says it should auto-open on security updates12:22
seb128every time I use apt?12:23
mvoseb128: yeah, it sucks, I'm not sure what is the right answer, maybe have a minimal nag interval12:23
seb128that's ridiculous ...12:23
mvoseb128: every time there is a security update12:23
seb128well, there is a security update, I  know about it12:23
seb128but I'm using apt to do some work12:23
mvoI'm not defending this behavior, just saying why its there12:23
mvoand I want it changed too12:23
seb128well I though the timestamp thing was to not to that12:23
seb128ie not auto-open if users are using apt manually?12:24
mvoI'm just not sure yet how12:24
seb128I though we said that auto-opening was for luser who don't use the package manager and should be doing their upgrades12:24
mvothe apt timestamp stuff is only used for non-security updates, security updates are handled special12:24
seb128but that we would not annoy people who are using command line tools12:24
seb128hum, k12:24
mvoIMO its already way too much magic12:25
seb128is that a design team issue?12:25
seb128ie should I talk to mpt?12:25
seb128or is that a code bug?12:25
mvoplease file a bug12:25
seb128I'm not sure what would be right12:25
mvoI think I still need to tlak to mpt what he thinks should be done12:25
seb128but auto-opening update-manager every 5 minutes while I'm working is not right ;-)12:25
seb128ok will do12:25
seb128thanks12:26
mvoseb128: just install those two security updates ;)12:26
mvoseb128: I agree12:26
seb128I guess that one is really a corner case12:26
seb128right, I would have if they were listed as security updates :-p12:26
seb128I did enable karmic12:26
mvoseb128: it is, u-m should still display them as security updates, I'm checking now why it does not12:26
seb128and I don't want to upgrade the hundred packages there12:26
mvoseb128: it shoudl be clever enough to get it right12:26
seb128mvo: it displays the karmic version which is never12:26
seb128newer12:26
seb128which makes sense12:27
mvoseb128: i.e. to detect that its karmic but there is a security thing in between, so there is a bug somewhere12:27
seb128well it's just that update-manager lists the most recent version12:27
seb128which makes sense12:27
mvoseb128: one obvous solution would be to only auto-start on new security updates, but that would require some persistant knowledge in u-n that it currently does not have (and until now not needed)12:27
seb128but maybe update-notifier should not count the security update in that case12:28
mvoseb128: yeah, I will fix this bug now, the other too when I got some input from the designers12:28
asacwho could copy xulrunner-1.9 from jaunty-security (1.9.0.10+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.9.04.1) to karmic? just pitti or all archive admins?12:36
mvoseb128: aha, I know why it does not list freetype as a security update, give me a min and I fix it in karmic (only affects people with karmic sources)12:37
pittiasac: any archive admin12:40
pittiasac: done12:41
asacpitti: thanks.12:44
asac(oops.. didnt mean to include nick)12:44
mvoseb128: do you have a bugnumber yet?13:04
mvoseb128: or should I file it13:04
seb128mvo: bug #36919813:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 369198 in update-notifier "update-manager auto-opened after each apt use when security updates available" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36919813:07
mvothanks seb12813:07
seb128grr, managed to open twice by reclicking on launchpad being slow13:07
seb128closing dup13:07
seb128mvo: you're welcome13:07
=== crevette__ is now known as crevette
pittikenvandine_wk: hm, I now put some 5 MB of data into ~/u1; the icon keeps spinning (i. e. syncing) for almost half an hour now; that's the slow performance you already noticed/reported?14:36
kenvandine_wknot quite that bad14:37
kenvandine_wklook at the log, ~/.cache/ubuntuone/logs/14:37
pittikenvandine_wk: I reported some 5 bugs today, but it's mostly working now14:37
kenvandine_wkgood14:37
kenvandine_wkthx14:37
kenvandine_wki uploaded 2.4G since last night :)14:37
pittikenvandine_wk: lots of "called nothign"/"starting" cycles14:37
kenvandine_wkonly reported one bug today14:37
kenvandine_wkhow many files?14:38
pittikenvandine_wk: oh, I thought we had something like a 2MB quota14:38
pittiwell, it's my entire latex folder14:38
kenvandine_wk2G14:38
pitti$ find ~/latex -type f| wc -l14:38
pitti31014:38
pittithat shouldn't be too bad14:38
kenvandine_wki have done 1248 files since last night14:39
kenvandine_wk13 hours14:39
kenvandine_wk2.4G14:39
pittiso I think it's rather a question of numbers of files than total size14:39
emberpitti: sorry about brasero SRU, the bugfix fixed quite a lot of lp bugs and sj ones.14:44
pittiember: np, I didn't complain :)14:44
mptmvo, using apt is supposed to *suppress* the updates window, not make it come up instantly :-)14:44
tseliotseb128: is there going to be a 2.26.2 release of gnome?14:45
seb128tseliot: yes but I doubt we will get everything in jaunty14:46
seb128it's not a lts14:46
seb128there is a .2 and .314:46
emberpitti: cool, i have one more bugfix left with already verification done bug #34516614:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 345166 in tomboy "Tomboy tries to load fuse module in Jaunty...and can't" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34516614:46
tseliotseb128: ok then I think we can include my patch with an SRU while upstream can include it in either .2 or .314:47
seb128tseliot: right14:47
seb128tseliot: the bug is an upstream one?14:48
tseliotseb128: yes, it is, I caused it. A 5 lines patch should solve it14:48
* tseliot is recompiling gnome-desktop14:49
seb128tseliot: ok thanks14:49
mvompt: I changed update-notifier now to show security updates at most once every N hours (current N is set to 12h, but any value will do)14:49
tseliotseb128: BTW I have a gnome account now, which means that I can upload to the gnome svn (or is it git now?) but I think I'll need my changes to be approved first, right?14:50
seb128tseliot: correct14:50
pittitseliot: wow, congrats14:50
seb128tseliot: you need to have a maintainer setting your patch "accept-commit"14:50
mptmvo, thanks14:50
tseliotpitti: thanks :-)14:51
seb128you could technical commit but that would bad taste ;-)14:51
seb128+be14:51
seb128ie better to wait for a review and ack14:51
mvompt: should this be a SRU? its currently only available in karmic?14:51
tseliotseb128: yes, of course. I think I can bug federico about it ;)14:51
mptmvo, I don't know. How many people use apt outside of synaptic/g-a-i/update-manager, and how often?14:52
* dobey uses apt a lot14:52
dobey:)14:52
mvompt: I suspect its a bit of a corner case, it only happens if there are pending security updates that have not been installed14:53
mvompt: so its currently a over agressive nag14:53
mptyeah14:53
seb128mpt: the people who use apt often are the people you don't want to annoy too much14:53
mvoI will mointor the bugs and decide based on that I think14:53
mptseb128, I was just about to say exactly the same thing :-)14:54
Ampelbeinseb128: regarding gnome-vfs: why did we drop the quilt build-dependency?14:54
seb128Ampelbein: probably because I don't like to use quilt but you can keep it while doing the merge I don't expect active work on gnome-vfs14:55
Ampelbeinseb128: how can one not like quilt? ;-)14:56
seb128Ampelbein: cdbs-edit-patch autoreconf; autoreconf; rm cache; exit14:56
pittiAmpelbein: ever tried to do a 99autoreconf.patch with quilt?14:56
Ampelbeinfind * | xargs quilt add ?14:57
seb128Ampelbein: export QUILT_PATCHES=debian/patches; quilt push otherchange; quilt new autoreconf; find . -name | xargs add ...; autoreconf; quilt refresh; quilt pop; debuild14:57
seb128Ampelbein: see which one is easier? ;-)14:57
seb128Ampelbein: same with "drop a svn diff in the patches directory"14:57
tseliotseb128: my patch works :-)14:58
pittiquilt add sucks rocks through a needle, in general it's quite okay14:58
seb128not to mention the "ups I forgot to quilt add something, how to I undo ... remove directory start from scratch"14:58
pittibzr looms are better for that14:58
Ampelbeinseb128, pitti ok, i see your point.14:58
seb128tseliot: you rock!14:58
pittiAmpelbein: I'm quite okay with quilt, but this particular bit drives me mad :)14:59
asacdropping the change to not create patches link on top level was a fault imo15:01
asacadding the change ;)15:01
asacit was done in debian because of new source format ... which i never understood :)15:01
asac(all about quilt ;))15:02
pitti$ devkit-disks --mount /devices/sdb115:17
pittiMounted /devices/sdb1 at /media/Pitti USB15:17
pittiyohoo15:17
mvoglatzor: is PK acting on more than the update-list signal? is it also monitoring other files. I wonder why the fix for #257639 is not working15:18
pittidobey: out of interest, what does U1 use hal for?15:23
dobeyhal?15:23
pittidobey: ubuntuone-storage-protocol and -client depend on it15:24
dobeyoh, the apport hook used it, but it doesn't any more, so we could remove that explicit dep i guess15:24
pittiah, splendid15:24
pittidobey: I'll file a bug15:24
pittidobey: thanks15:25
dobeysure15:25
glatzormvo, no. there is only one further trigger which also emits the StatusHasChagned signal after resuming the computer15:31
rickspencer3kenvandine_wk: I have the U1 client working, how do I share stuff and what not?15:46
pittihey rickspencer315:46
rickspencer3hi pitti15:46
rickspencer3nice to see you guys15:46
* pitti didn't figure out sharing yet either, the "share" button is grayed out for me in the web ui15:46
seb128hello rickspencer315:48
rickspencer3hi seb12815:48
* rickspencer3 copying all my work documents into my U1 folder15:49
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: i think you can only share a top level15:49
kenvandine_wkthat is all i have done so far15:49
kenvandine_wki am syncing a load of crap now... so don't want to mess with it until it is done15:50
kenvandine_wki have been syncing photos all night :)15:50
kenvandine_wkand not a single traceback!15:50
kenvandine_wkbut it is saturating my uplink... sp my internets are slow :/15:50
rickspencer3hey!15:51
kenvandine_wkhopefully that will be done by the time i finish my openweek session... which starts in 9m15:51
rickspencer3someone shared files with me, and it's not pr0n!15:51
kenvandine_wkhaha15:51
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: disappointed?15:51
kenvandine_wk:)15:51
rickspencer3actually, there is a folder called "spanky" in there in15:52
* rickspencer3 afraid to look15:52
kenvandine_wkhehe15:52
seb128mvo: could you look at bug #369282?15:53
pitti-rwxr-xr-x root/root    161368 2009-04-29 16:50 ./usr/bin/palimpsest15:53
pittiWTH15:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 369282 in gnome-games "gnome-games gives an error while upgrading" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36928215:53
pittito your native English speakers, how would you denote "palimsest"?15:53
mclasen...psest16:00
mclasenmissing a p there16:00
pittiright, sorry16:01
pittinever heard the term before, and dict.leo.org is quite useless16:01
Amaranthpitti: Isn't it a made up word?16:02
mclasenits a bit medieval...16:02
mclasenits a name for a document that has been written over several times16:03
mclasenlike monks used to do16:03
mptIt's not a common word16:03
* Amaranth wonders what that has to do with audio mixing16:03
mclasenAmaranth: nothing. but disk (re-)formatting is in some sense analogous to what those monks used to do16:07
Amaranthoh, I thought that was the name of the pulseaudio mixer16:07
Amaranthis that the gnome-disk-utility thing using devicekit?16:07
mclasenyes16:08
pitbullthe1st_whats this channel for? (Sorry for being dumb)16:09
mptpitbullthe1st_, discussing the development of most of the graphical bits in Ubuntu16:11
tseliotseb128: my patch is in the gnome bugzilla: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58075416:11
glatzormvo, have you found a way to reproduce the error?16:12
pitbullthe1st_O ok so not for non coders like me then16:12
ubottuGnome bug 580754 in libgnome-desktop "Gnome desktop should re-use the previous screen size when needs_reprobe=FALSE" [Normal,Unconfirmed]16:12
pitbullthe1st_thanks16:12
seb128tseliot: thanks16:12
mptpitbullthe1st_, for the non-graphical bits, see #ubuntu-devel. For Kubuntu, see #kubuntu-devel. For user suppport, see #ubuntu.16:12
pitbullthe1st_ok thanks16:12
mclasentseliot: federico and I fixed exactly that bug last night...16:13
glatzormvo, a simple "os.fork()16:14
glatzorc = apt.Cache()" seems to work without any problems16:14
mvoglatzor: I have not :/ I was even doing a "while True: c = apt.Cache()" in parallel with a few tasks without luck16:14
mvoseb128: woah, that bug is pretty impressive16:15
seb128mvo: you think so? ;-)16:16
tseliotmclasen: do you refer to this? http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gnome-desktop/commit/?id=3f811a611185a3bdbb6b6d4c19590bd26ae1dc8216:16
mclasentseliot: yes16:16
tseliotmclasen: it's not enough. Because you still don't have the information that you need and you'll get a screen size which is 0 x 016:17
tseliotmclasen: believe me, I caused the bug and I know how to fix it ;)16:18
mclasentseliot: well, what I committed certainly fixed my symptoms16:18
seb128mclasen: do you have your change applied?16:19
seb128mclasen: can you try to change to a lower resolution, ack the change, and try to change back to higher one16:19
seb128without closing the capplet between the changes16:19
dobeymvo: i am having some weird behavior with apturl...16:19
mclasenno, my laptop claims to only support one resolution...16:19
tseliotmclasen: how can you get the right information without calling XRRGetScreenSizeRange() ?16:19
seb128mclasen: ok, I will try later thanks anyway ;-)16:20
mclasentseliot: the right ranges are already in the GnomeRRScreen struct16:20
dobeymvo: if i add a ppa in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/foo.list or something, and then do xdg-open "apt://package-in-new-ppa?refresh=yes" it doesn't work, but if i immediately do the xdg-open a second time, it works... like it's not re-reading the cache properly or something16:21
mclasentseliot: but federico thought that some other fixes might be necessary; so it is probably best to discuss that with him16:21
mvoseb128: I wonder if its something like a wubi install or an other strange FS16:21
tseliotmclasen: no, they are no longer there because screen_info_new() calls fill_out_screen_info() with a half-empty GnomeRRScreen struct16:21
tseliotmclasen: sure, I'll bug him ;)16:22
mclasennot in my case...16:22
seb128mvo: feel free to ask on the bug ;-)16:22
mvodobey: oh, let me check the code. that might be possible that there is a bug there16:22
mvoseb128: I did and reassigned to you as its cleary a gtk bug16:22
* seb128 hugs mvo16:22
mvoseb128: :P no, reassigned to dpkg16:22
dobeymvo: yeah i'm looking at the code, but i don't really understand it :)16:22
seb128did I say that we need an installation issues component? ;-)16:22
seb128mvo: danke16:23
mvoits called "dpkg"16:23
* mvo hides16:23
mvoand we really need someone deeply faimilar with it16:23
seb128let's make Keybuk be responsive for this one and all the bugs there ;-)16:23
mvodobey: yep, thanks for the report, fixing it now16:24
* Keybuk looks forward to how you intend to make him responsive <g>16:24
* mvo gets some popcorn 16:24
dobeymvo: great! any chance we can get a release/update too? :)16:25
mvodobey: yes, I just need a bug about it16:25
dobeymvo: ok, will file16:25
mvodobey: the fix is pretty trivial16:25
* seb128 sends the german mafia to convince Keybuk16:25
seb128mvo: you are in charge of that now ;-)16:26
* mvo starts making weeping noises16:26
dobeyWenn ist das Nunstruck git und Slotermeyer?16:30
Keybukdobey: Ja! .. Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput.16:31
mvolol16:32
dobeyheh16:33
dobeymvo: bug #36932416:34
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/369324/+text)16:35
mvodobey: thanks16:38
tkamppeterpitti, I have posted a new SRU for system-config-printer, bug 365329. Can you approve it? Thanks.16:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365329 in system-config-printer "HP LaserJet P1005 (using hplip) fails to print in 8.04 and 9.04" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36532916:54
pittitkamppeter: does it really need to be fixed in three packages, or are the other package tasks invalid?17:14
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crevetteseb128, would you be interested with gnome-bluetooth 2.27.x ?17:39
seb128crevette: for karmic yes17:40
crevetteseb128, of course, how should I do to replace bluez-gnome in the package ?17:41
crevettejust Replace ?17:41
seb128Replaces is for when there is file conflicts17:41
seb128I though they were parallel installable?17:41
asacConflicts/Replaces/Provides17:41
crevetteno17:41
seb128are you sure?17:41
crevettethe binary names are the same17:41
crevettenot 100% but around 90%17:42
crevette:)17:42
crevetteyou can try it for free https://edge.launchpad.net/~bmillemathias/+archive/ppa :)17:42
asachttp://wiki.debian.org/Renaming_a_Package17:42
seb128asac: it's not a rename17:42
asacseb128: if its supposed to replace it ;)17:43
seb128crevette: they should Conflicts, Replaces17:43
seb128asac: it's a fork17:43
crevetteokay17:43
crevettethanks for the tip17:43
asacseb128: do we still want to support the other package?17:43
asacotherwise you can treat it like a rename packaging wise imo17:44
crevetteI would ask to move bluez-gnome to universe, because I don't think it'll wont be updated17:44
seb128asac: I don't know enough about bluetooth to know17:44
asack;)17:44
seb128I think that's on the UDS topic lists though17:44
crevetteah17:44
asacyeah so if both stay in the archive jkust conflicts/replaces and adjusting seeds once we want to change the default i guess17:44
crevetteasac, exactly17:44
asaccrevette: but why is it necessary to ship conflicting files?17:45
crevettenecessary ?17:45
crevetteyou mean I could change the binary name ?17:45
asacno. just wonder why upstream did that. but guess its just compatibility thing17:46
crevettegnome-bluetooth is a fork and intend to replace bluez-gnome because the upstream developer was not active17:46
crevettehttps://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-karmic-bluetooth-stack17:47
crevetteasac, you're the guy on irt17:47
asaci know that i somehow ended up there ;)17:48
asacthats why i asked :)17:48
crevettebecause of conman?17:48
crevettedoes it fit in the spec ?17:48
asacno clue and no comment ;)17:48
crevetteokay17:48
asaci dont think connman needs a spec either ;)17:48
crevettewhy ubuntu is looking for alternative stack ?17:49
seb128it's not?17:49
asacwell. connman is in the archive. its just not ready for real use ;)17:49
asaci just dont see what a connman spec would contain ;)17:49
seb128bbl17:49
crevetteit used to have affix tack apparently17:50
asacother than "lets try to get latest connman available in karmic "17:50
crevetteasac, so back to my package I should use the method B from you rlink ?17:51
asaccrevette: for now just create a normal package and set conflicts/replaces on bluez-gnome17:52
asace.g. dont provide the transitional package17:52
crevetteokay, so it's I 've already done in my ppa package17:53
crevetteI should also modify gnome-user-share which recommend bluez-gnome17:53
asaccrevette: so gnome-bluetooth already exists in jaunty?17:54
crevetteIf I could have a 30 hours day, 8 hours to do my day boring job, and 8 to do the thing I want17:54
asacapt-cache rdepends gnome-bluetooth17:54
asacoiops;)17:54
crevetteasac, yes, but version < 2.xx served for another purpose17:54
crevetteit used to be an obex file server, but now it provides tools to manage bluez17:55
asaccrevette: what happens to the rdepends?17:55
asacseems to be just gpodder17:56
crevettegpodder should depends on gnome-user-share17:56
asaccrevette: is gnome-user-share also changed?17:58
crevetteneed to17:58
asaccrevette: no i mean ... did it get a new upstream purpose ;) ... similar to gnome-bluetooth17:59
crevetteah now, it still a file sharing over WebDAV and bluetooth17:59
crevettes/still/remains/18:00
crevettethe scope could move to something wider but later I think18:00
crevetteasac, you're afraid of a moving target?18:02
crevetteneed to go18:03
crevettebyz18:03
pittikenvandine_wk: ah, welcome back18:10
kenvandine_wki rebooted before lunch and walked away :)18:13
pittikenvandine_wk: ah, I was afraid that U1 synced you over into the cloud18:13
kenvandine_wkhehe18:13
kenvandine_wkit seems to have lost 400M of my data somewhere though :)18:14
kenvandine_wkdoing a diff now18:14
kenvandine_wkwhich is very slow for 3G18:14
jcastrodidrocks: ~30 minutes until your session!18:26
didrocksjcastro: yes, ready. Thanks! :)18:27
* pitti chuckles at gvfs' 90relibtoolize.patch which patches itself19:01
dobeyheh19:04
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: i just shared something with you... sharing is fixed now btw19:13
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Ampelbeinseb128: the gnome-vfs merge is taking a bit longer, my guess is i'll be ready in 2-3 hours. my home-dsl line is down and i'm stuck with 9.6k/s mobile connection. this is no fun.20:32
chrisccoulsonAmpelbein - ouch20:32
seb128Ampelbein: there is no hurry karmic just opened20:33
Ampelbeinchrisccoulson: yeah. that's what i said ;-) at least it's free.20:33
seb128and buildds are busy for some weeks with the initial sync ;-)20:33
chrisccoulsonwhy is karmic not broken yet? no fun ;)20:34
seb128chrisccoulson: did you dist-upgrade to it? ;-)20:35
seb128I ran the initial debian sync today, some thousand updates20:36
chrisccoulsoni did, but it's still working here20:36
chrisccoulsononly in a VM so far though ;)20:36
seb128give some times to the buildds to do their work ;-)20:36
chrisccoulsonooh, the save session button in gnome-session-properties works again with the debian version20:40
vuntzchrisccoulson: yes, it's a patch that I have to review :-)20:42
chrisccoulsoncool, thanks vuntz:)20:43
chrisccoulsonvuntz - some users are enabling session saving in the preferences, then disabling it sometime later on, but get confused that it doesn't clear their ~/.config/gnome-session/saved-session when they do that. is that the intended behaviour, and should there be a "restore default" button in the preferences to clear the saved session?20:48
vuntzchrisccoulson: it's semi-broken right now. It will get fixed later20:52
chrisccoulsonthanks20:52
vuntzchrisccoulson: (ie, this behavior will change)20:52
robby_Hello20:58
robby_Anyone here20:59
=== robby_ is now known as Rue-kun
Rue-kunHello anyone out there?20:59
rickspencer3Rue-kun: what's up?20:59
Rue-kunI had a question about the kickoff menu21:00
pittigood night everyone!21:00
Rue-kunTHe favorites menu that shows up. Is there a way to move it hide it?21:00
rickspencer3'night pitti21:01
rickspencer3don't forget that if the barrels land in the oil drum they can climb ladders!21:01
rickspencer3Rue-kun: I'm wondering if you are looking for #ubuntu for support?21:01
* pitti remembers the old C64 days21:02
pitti*wave*21:02
rickspencer3but which favorites menu do you refer to?21:02
Rue-kunOk in Kubuntu the little start menu type thing21:02
rickspencer3oh21:02
seb128pitti: 'night21:03
rickspencer3Rue-kun: you're welcome to hang out here, but unfortunately, we won't be able to answer that too well21:04
rickspencer3if you go to #kubuntu, you should be able to discuss there and get answers21:04
rickspencer3this room is more for people who are developing Ubuntu itself21:04
Rue-kunOk thank you rickspencer3 sorry ^_^21:04
rickspencer3(again, you're more than welcome to hang out, though)21:04
rickspencer3Rue-kun: no apologies necessary21:05
rickspencer3I'm glad you're using Kubuntu, it's a kick ass desktop21:05
rickspencer3:)21:05
Rue-kunIt gets the job done21:05
Rue-kunOh oh I have a questions that the devlopment team might be able to answer ^_^21:08
Rue-kunDid you ever fix the network manager bug?21:08
rickspencer3Rue-kun: which bug do you mean?21:09
Rue-kunWhere it wont allow you to keep static ip addesses unless you uninstall the manager then manually write files?21:10
rickspencer3Rue-kun: that's a kubuntu bug, I believe21:21
rickspencer3and I believe there were release notes for how to work around it21:22
rickspencer3a good question for #kubuntu I would guess21:22
Rue-kunNo it happened on my ubuntu compter idk if kubuntu works21:22
Rue-kunThe final comand was "suso nano etc/network/interfaces"21:25
AmpelbeinRue-kun: do you mean bug 185584?21:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 185584 in adept "Adept manager: deadlock using "manage repositories"" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18558421:27
Ampelbeinerm bug 18585421:27
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/185854/+text)21:27
Ampelbeinhttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/18585421:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 185854 in gnome-system-tools "Setting static IP in Network Settings doesn't produce correct data" [High,Fix released]21:28
Rue-kunYes21:28
Ampelbeinfixed since 14.04.200821:28
Rue-kunMy teacher will be delighted to hear that21:29
rickspencer3kenvandine_wk: I saved a file in the shared folder21:37
rickspencer3can you see it?21:37
dobeydoh, mvo is gone21:38
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: let me check21:38
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: no...21:39
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: i have filed several bugs this afternoon related to sharing21:39
rickspencer3I created it in gedit, and saved it to the share folder21:39
rickspencer3but when I look at the folder in nautilus, it's not there21:39
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: did you have any trouble creatin git?21:39
kenvandine_wkcreating it21:39
rickspencer3but I can close and reopen the file from within gedit21:39
kenvandine_wkhumm21:39
kenvandine_wkverify the path21:40
kenvandine_wkand look at ~/.cache/ubuntuone/logs/syncdaemon.log21:40
rickspencer3I saved it into Shared With Me/Ubunto One from System Users21:40
kenvandine_wksyncing is completely busted for me atm... waiting for a new build with a bug fix21:41
rickspencer3Shared With Me/Ubunto One from System User21:41
kenvandine_wkoh21:41
kenvandine_wkit should be "Desktop Team shared from Ken VanDine"21:41
kenvandine_wksomething like that21:41
kenvandine_wkthat was read only for pitti21:41
rickspencer3nothing says that21:41
kenvandine_wkand he forced it21:41
rickspencer3it's all "System User"21:41
kenvandine_wkhumm21:41
kenvandine_wkrickspencer3: you saw the Test.txt file?21:42
rickspencer3no21:42
kenvandine_wkwhat's in your "Shared with me" folder?21:43
rickspencer3geez, where is it mounted?21:43
kenvandine_wk~/Ubuntu One/Shared With Me21:44
rickspencer3never mind, found it21:44
rickspencer3rick@rick-desktop:~/Ubuntu One/Shared With Me$ ls21:44
rickspencer3Canonical from System User  Company Information from System User  Ubuntu One from System User21:44
kenvandine_wkit's not a mount point anymore21:44
kenvandine_wkok, you aren't seeing my share21:44
rickspencer3here21:44
rickspencer3dr-xr-xr-x 3 rick rick 4096 2009-04-29 07:42 Canonical from System User21:44
rickspencer3dr-xr-xr-x 2 rick rick 4096 2009-04-29 07:41 Company Information from System User21:44
rickspencer3drwxr-xr-x 7 rick rick 4096 2009-04-29 13:37 Ubuntu One from System User21:44
rickspencer3easier21:44
rickspencer3is it possible that U1 is not running for me?21:45
kenvandine_wkpossible21:45
kenvandine_wkor21:45
kenvandine_wkjust not syncing21:45
kenvandine_wkwhich is the problem i have now21:45
kenvandine_wkit synced 2.6G of data21:45
kenvandine_wkthen decided it wasn't gonna do any more ;)21:45
rickspencer3heh21:45
kenvandine_wknot even trying to sync... corruption in some metadata21:46
rickspencer3I think the lock file was not deleted properly, so it's not running for me21:46
kenvandine_wkthey are working on getting me a fix now21:46
kenvandine_wkpitti had that problem21:46
kenvandine_wkfiled a bug about it21:46
kenvandine_wkso whack the lock file21:46
rickspencer3but I can't tell where the lock file is21:46
kenvandine_wk~/.cache/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/.lock21:47
kenvandine_wksomething like that21:47
* rickspencer3 looks21:47
kenvandine_wkmake sure syncdaemon isn't running21:47
rickspencer3ok21:49
rickspencer3I deleted the lock file, and then quit U1, and restarted it21:49
rickspencer3seems to be moving now21:49
rickspencer3I see your folder now21:50
kenvandine_wkwoot21:50
kenvandine_wktry to edit Test.txt21:50
rickspencer3the folder is read onlyu21:50
kenvandine_wkright21:51
kenvandine_wkok21:51
kenvandine_wki filed that bug already :/21:51
rickspencer3heh21:51
rickspencer3chmod the folder?21:51
kenvandine_wkabout 30m ago21:51
kenvandine_wkyou can21:51
kenvandine_wki think it should work21:51
rickspencer3*sigh* I didn't chmod recursively :)21:53
rickspencer3I edited it21:53
rickspencer3(the Test.tx that is)21:53
kenvandine_wkok21:53
rickspencer3I see how my .lock file got screwed up21:54
rickspencer3you can run multiple instances of U121:54
rickspencer3that's probably a bug21:54
kenvandine_wkyeah21:54
kenvandine_wkok... so do this21:54
kenvandine_wku1sync --diff ~/Ubuntu\ One/Shared\ With\ Me21:55
rickspencer3will do, but it seems to be working now21:55
kenvandine_wknot syncing your changes out21:55
kenvandine_wkor i don't think it is21:55
rickspencer3ok, gave it access to my keyring21:55
rickspencer3hmm21:56
rickspencer3kenvandine_wk: was the command supposed to return?21:56
kenvandine_wkfiles that need to be synced21:57
kenvandine_wknothing?21:57
rickspencer3it popped a dialog asking for access to my key ring, then blocked at the CL21:57
kenvandine_wkit takes time21:57
rickspencer3k21:57
kenvandine_wkand no progress21:57
rickspencer3the log file does not appear to be changing, and the icon is not moving21:58
kenvandine_wki am betting it will say your version of the file differs21:58
kenvandine_wkyeah21:58
kenvandine_wki need to run though... time to get the kids to soccer practice21:58
rickspencer3ok21:58
kenvandine_wkwill check tonight to see if the new build fixes some of this stuff21:58
rickspencer3I can help more tomorrow21:58
kenvandine_wkgood21:58
rickspencer3it *looks* very good21:58
kenvandine_wki'll ping you in the morning21:58
rickspencer3very polished look and feel21:58
* calc will be trying to upload OOo 3.1.0~rc2-1ubuntu1 today if he can get it working... debian guy forgot to commit his change so i also have to diff his debian dir to the debian bzr repo21:59
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Ampelbeinharr. back again on 16Mbit/s. now i'm gonna rock!23:15
chrisccoulsonAmpelbein - that's good news23:19
chrisccoulsonthat's faster than my connection23:19
chrisccoulsonmy broadband dropped to 3.6kbps a few weeks ago, after i told my ISP i was leaving them23:19
Ampelbeinchrisccoulson: whoa. you should cancel your contract... oh wait ;-)23:20
chrisccoulsonheh. i'm glad that i'm rid of them now23:20
Ampelbeini can't complain here. 16mbit down, 1mbit upstream, no limit for 29 Euro/month23:22
Ampelbeintoday was only the second time this year that the line went down.23:22
Ampelbeinbut it's usually up after 3-10 hours, so...23:22
chrisccoulsonyeah, that sounds pretty good. is that cable or dsl?23:24
Ampelbeindsl23:25
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