=== yoasif_ is now known as yoasif [02:53] what's that initial boot thingy called that goes back and forth with the logo? [02:56] usplash/xsplash [03:00] Are the reomte bug watcher for bugzilla supposed to ste status automatically, and should I set a "fix released" on the upstream for Bug #246177 ? [03:00] Launchpad bug 246177 in gnumeric "gnumeric help on plot log scale unclear" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/246177 [03:00] *Is *remote *set [03:01] arand, they should auto-update. Sometimes it fails, though. [03:01] give it a day; if still not updated, do it yourself. [03:01] arand, in this case you may also want to ask at #launchpad for what happened [03:02] it should say on the bug when the last update was [03:02] Launchpad couldn't import bug #563275 from GNOME Bug Tracker. [03:03] upstream update was four weeks ago, as noted. [03:03] check in #launchpad about a b.g.o problem [03:03] b.g.o ? [03:04] hum. Yes, b.g.o updated bugzilla some time ago (recent), so there might still be some quirks [03:04] bugzilla.gnome.org [03:04] bugzilla.gnome.org [03:04] :-) [03:04] ah :) [03:11] hggdh: 15 minutes with Karmic Alpha 5 and 3 new bugs :) [03:13] yeeeeh [03:18] That's why I wait for beta to upgrade :) [03:23] me, I like to suffer, and have been running karmic since the beginning [03:23] * micahg uses Ubuntu for work [03:23] * hggdh also [03:23] needs 99%+ working [03:24] well, I also need it -- this is my official work instrument. But, being careful, I have never had an issue that put me down for more than one hour [03:25] so, when I do an update, I am very, very carefull on what I am updating === Catch-22 is now known as dous [06:12] good morning [06:13] good morning [06:14] hi aboSamoor [06:17] Hi, dholbach [06:17] has anyone else tried to install Ubuntu 9.10 alpha 5 in virtualbox and gotten an error saying that they need to run fsck manually? [06:18] I want to ask how can I debug pulseaudio/alsa efficiently ? [06:18] I'm not asking for help I got it working [06:18] maybe not debug as make good bug reports, I have three issues regarding pulseaudio/alsa [06:18] I'm just wondering if it happened to anyone else === yoasif is now known as adss === adss is now known as yoasif [06:45] metalf8801: yeah, it's been recorded in the iso testing tracker [06:45] (and there is a bug) [06:48] ok good can you give me link? [07:16] metalf8801: not offhand. if you google ubuntu isotracker and look at the ubuntu results, it should be there [07:18] yeah I did I didn't see any thing about fsck [07:21] metalf8801: is that https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/clock-setup/+bug/423247 ? [07:21] Launchpad bug 423247 in clock-setup "Superblock last mount times cause fsck to fail" [High,Fix released] [07:21] thank you [07:22] you're welcome === Richie is now known as YDdraigGoch === _PLaYSTatiON is now known as PLaYSTatiON [13:10] seb128: any ideas/suggestions about this bug> Bug #417824 , seems like a devkit bug , does any more info need to be provided... its messing up other components which try to invoke the power state :( [13:10] Launchpad bug 417824 in gnome-panel "Gnome-panel loads very late after session start" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/417824 [13:11] mac_v, not idea, seems a gnome-power-manager issue, try asking chrisccoulson or pitti on #ubuntu-desktop rather [13:12] ok ... thanks :) === pedro__ is now known as pedro_ === marjomercado is now known as marjo [14:51] edlik: this channel is for discussing bugs, if you need support I'd suggest you to go to the channel #ubuntu or to #ubuntu+1 for the (unstable) development version. === jacob_ is now known as jacob [16:09] What to do with bug #342224 ? Shall I point to reporter at the SRU guidelines, or should the bug be closed because it doesn't follow the guidelines for requesting an upgrade> [16:09] Launchpad bug 342224 in libmtp "Please backport libmtp 0.3.6 in Hardy" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/342224 [16:09] s/>/? === kklimonda is now known as kklimonda|G1 === kklimonda|G1 is now known as kklimonda [16:24] qense: please point the reporter to the SRU guidelines. It looks more like he does not know about them [16:24] ok [16:25] thanks [16:25] qense: oh, and welcome back :-) [16:25] thanks! [16:44] Ubuntu Developer Week - last day, starting in 16 minutes in #ubuntu-classroom - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek === nixternal_ is now known as nixternal === thunderstruck is now known as gnomefreak [17:47] There was a post on Ubuntu Planet lately containing a nicely done infographic pointing us at a way of adding bug links to Bugzilla bug reports. I can't find that box on GNOME Bugzilla. Did they disable it, or can you only do it when reporting a bug? [17:51] qense, you mean the box of the "add bug urls:" ? [17:52] probably [17:52] qense, i can see it here without any issues [17:52] it was the infographic with those screaming MS Paint like additions ;) [17:52] just under the "CC list" [17:52] heh [17:52] ah, there [17:52] thanks! [17:53] you're welcome [17:53] here is the post btw: http://castrojo.wordpress.com/2009/08/29/gnome-bugzilla-update/ === mac__v is now known as mac_v [18:44] Is there someone who can help me with bug #410763 ? I don't know enough about stack traces to say what caused the freezes in Rhythmbox and Banshee during playback, although I suspect GStreamer. [18:44] Launchpad bug 410763 in banshee "[karmic] Banshee freeze after some song playback" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/410763 [18:47] qense, you mean the last backtrace (last comment)? [18:48] yes, although that contains a lot of nothing [18:48] yes, it is very incomplete [18:48] it seems the reporter did not install the necessary dbgsyms [18:49] although the second latest also is the right one, at http://launchpadlibrarian.net/30425942/banshee-thread.log [18:49] I forgot that [18:49] the latest is about the X freeze iirc [18:50] but you say this isn't enough information to properly determine the cause? [18:52] no, there is not enough data... it seems the reporter had the glib dbgsym, and libc6, but no much more [18:52] so we do not know who is doing what [18:52] hum [18:53] one easy way for the reporter: force another freeze, and then go to the console, and kill -11 banshee. This will create a SIGSEGV, and apport will kick in for it. Then open a new bug, and write the bug # in the current one [18:54] reason is the apport backoffice retrace will take care of loading the correct dbgsyms, and we will have a kosher trace to work on [18:55] ha, that's a nice way of getting the right information [18:55] I'll ask him to do so [18:55] thanks for your help! [18:58] qense: welcome === asac_ is now known as asac [19:41] ;] [20:09] <^arky^> Why is Traiged status entry is disabled for me? [20:12] ^arky^ - are you a member of ubuntu-bugcontrol? [20:16] bdmurray: what do you think of https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-bugsquad/2009-August/001533.html ? Do you agree with the changes? [20:17] am going offline now, I will read the backlog though, and of course answers to the mailist [20:19] <^arky^> well, I am trying to apply for it , so I need to mention few bugs for question 5 [20:52] ogasawara: about bug 424086 [20:52] Launchpad bug 424086 in linux "if /boot is full, cannot remove older kernels while installing new ones" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/424086 [20:52] the problem might be in grub [20:52] but I think it tries to rebuild an image even when removing [20:53] I wasn't sure it a script in thelinux package was controlling it though [20:53] micahg: how were you trying to install? apt-get install [20:53] ? [20:53] I was using aptitude [20:53] I installed 2.6.28-15 [20:53] it failed [20:53] due to space [20:53] I tried removing 2.6.28-11 [20:54] it failed since it couldn't rebuild an image in /boot on uninstall [20:54] maybe I should attach the dpkg terminal log [20:54] but I fiigured it was either a pre or post install script in the linux package === erhesrhsrtb54vyh is now known as Elbrus [21:08] heya [21:09] what is the best way to report bugs up to debian? [21:09] reportbug --bts debian ? [21:10] sufre [21:10] ogasawara: what do you think of what I wrote above? [21:11] that helps dutchie [21:11] was "sufre" supposed to be "sure"? [21:13] sure [21:13] sorry [21:13] great thanks, just wasn't sure, and don't have a debian box... [21:14] not do I have one here [21:14] ehe [21:43] pedro_: I added info about the mentorship to GettingInvolved [21:43] hggdh, great, thanks [21:44] will do more as I have time ;-) [21:49] * mac_v doesnt understand "Offer mentorship" :( [22:00] * ^arky^ don't understand 'offer mentorship' either [22:00] * micahg meant to help with that... [23:00] Can someone perhaps answer a bug etiquette question? [23:04] eltoozero: bug id? [23:06] #418703 [23:07] Would I be a bad person for uploading files to satisfy bug request if I've got the same hardware and I'm experiencing the same bug? [23:07] I don't have a Dell Mini 9, but I've got the GMA 950 and Intel 945gme chipset... [23:10] bug 418703 [23:10] Launchpad bug 418703 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Busy mouse cursor flickers like mad" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/418703 [23:10] don't think you would [23:10] feel free to help [23:11] OTOH I refuse to accept packages that I don't have the source, or control the way they have been build [23:13] eltoozero: since this is hardware specific reporting a new bug is best. It is much easier to consolidate bugs than separate them. [23:17] bdmurray, our hardware is the same, just in different boxes [23:18] Dell mini 9 also runs a GMA 950 and i945. [23:19] I ask because I've got the same hardware, just not specifically the Dell. [23:19] eltoozero: well, if you are positive it is the same video card then it'll likely be fine. However, you might end up needing to rereport if they aren't the same. [23:21] bdmurray, it's always a judgment call, if the spec didn't match I would have indeed made a new bug. [23:21] Thanks people!