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juancarlospacohi00:47
juancarlospacowhere to report a "need packaging" for new software for ubuntu under BSD licence?00:48
bdmurrayhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages00:49
juancarlospacook, thanks00:49
juancarlospacobye, may the source be with us...01:12
dholbachgood morning07:10
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mattiMorning Daniel09:21
matti;]09:21
dholbachhi matti09:24
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^arky^About bug 430557:  Can't find the missing libgecko2.0-cli package10:41
ubot4Launchpad bug 430557 in ubuntu "libgecko2.0-cil missing in karmic" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43055710:41
mattiAhh.10:46
mattiScore from BSG season 4 is so nice :)10:46
^arky^matti: BSG?11:08
mattiBattlestar Galactica11:09
^arky^Ah!11:09
mattiMusic by Bear McCreary.11:09
^arky^thanks for the hint matti11:09
matti:)11:09
mattiI listen to it at work at the moment.11:09
mattiAnd it is very pleasant.11:10
^arky^may I should get OST11:20
* ^arky^ search for BSG soundtrack11:20
mattiTry on Youtube first :)11:21
^arky^ok cool11:26
^arky^About bug 430557:  Can't find the missing libgecko2.0-cli package11:26
ubot4Launchpad bug 430557 in ubuntu "libgecko2.0-cil missing in karmic" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43055711:26
james_w^arky^: hey11:39
^arky^hey james_w11:46
^arky^I am sorry for diff mistake on envy-core merge request11:46
^arky^didn't know how it got there?11:47
james_wthe tsclient one?11:47
james_wno problem11:47
james_wI've fixed that up11:47
james_wwould you like me to directly fix your email address?11:47
^arky^sure11:50
james_wcare to /query me with the one you would like?11:51
^arky^didn't get it, I am sleep deprived to understand what you mean? james_w11:52
james_w^arky^: your email address is hidden on LP, so I wasn't sure which you wanted to use11:53
james_wshall I use @yahoo.com?11:53
james_wI see it is included in the mails about the merge request now11:54
^arky^yes,11:54
^arky^you can use that one11:55
james_wand would you prefer your name or your nick to go with that?11:56
^arky^arky11:57
^arky^yes11:57
james_wok11:58
^arky^thanks james_w I also unhide my email on LP11:59
james_w^arky^: I've prepared the upload, but we are frozen for now, so I will upload once we are unfrozen again12:04
james_wthanks for your work12:04
asacsomeone here could please verify bug 398205 on jaunty?12:50
asacthx12:50
ubot4Launchpad bug 398205 in xulrunner-1.9.1 "Geolocation via WLAN doesn't seem to work" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39820512:50
asac!!12:50
lfaraonebdmurray: re ReportingBugs, sorry I didn't realize that clicking "report a bug" when you've already found a package would redirect you to the wiki.14:02
lfaraonebdmurray: can't we find a more usable way than editing a URL by hand, though?14:02
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mika0071. How do I report a bug? 2. Before reporting, how do I check that the same bug is not already reported by someone else ?15:33
james_wmika007: run "ubuntu-bug <packagename>" where <packagename> is the name of the package that has the problem15:33
james_wthat will walk you through it and suggest other bugs that might be the one you wish to report15:34
mika007I have no idea what package is faulty. I just know there's a problem with kaffeine, but it may be a hardware / driver problem ...15:34
mika007should the ubuntu 9.10 alpha be already in a working condition ?15:41
james_wmika007: no guarantees16:00
james_wand in fact not likely today :-)16:00
plarsis usplash not coming up on boot related to bug #430654?16:16
ubot4Launchpad bug 430654 in udev "udev 147 outputs warnings about default rules" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43065416:16
bdmurraylfaraone: I agree editing the url by hand isn't very usable but if we link directly to no-redirect then that kind of undermines purpose of having the redirect in the first place.16:19
micahghi ^arky^, I was wondering if bug 428976 that you submitted is a dupe of bug 41196216:25
ubot4Launchpad bug 428976 in firefox-3.5 "Firefox locks audio" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42897616:25
ubot4Launchpad bug 411962 in pulseaudio "Pulse audio queues audio and gets locked to the app PID" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41196216:25
^arky^micahg: let me check, just a moment16:27
^arky^micahg: original bug report didn't give me much info, but I think its a duplicate16:28
micahg^arky^: you can provide more if you think it will help :)16:29
^arky^micahg: sorry I can't reproduce the bug, It was one of unlinked bug reports I process everything16:30
micahgok16:30
^arky^s/everything/everyday/g16:30
lfaraonebdmurray: hm...16:30
micahgoh, sorry, for some reason I thought you submitted it16:30
^arky^np16:30
* micahg is a little under the weather :(16:30
* ^arky^ passes micahg a beer , that will pull you thro 16:31
^arky^about bug 430678: should I assign it alsa-base or linux ?.16:51
ubot4Launchpad bug 430678 in ubuntu "Karmic doesn't configure the sound card on acer 5520 completely, is easy to solve!" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43067816:51
micahg^arky^: that file is in alsa-base16:53
^arky^thanks16:54
^arky^lately lp is assigning 'alsa-base' bugs to 'alsa-driver'16:55
micahg^arky^: alsa-driver is the source package for alsa-base16:56
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sbcMøde om 10 min i #ubuntu-dk-moede17:50
bdmurrayubuntu qa team meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 5 minutes17:56
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e-jatanyone know how to solve this bugs 42836519:15
ubot4Launchpad bug 428365 in ubuntu "Karmic Koala Alpha 5. Desktop does not start, freezes the boot screen" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42836519:15
greg-gthere is a lot of work going into some book issues today, e-jat. I don't know the status as I haven't been effected yet. It has been discussed in #ubuntu-devel19:23
TrijntjeHi all, openoffice depletes /dev/random when it starts, should this count as a security vulnerability in a bug report?19:32
Trijntjeor isn't that a bug at all?19:33
hggdhe-jat_: there is a current issue on karmic, where system startup fails19:53
e-jat_hggdh, yeah ..19:53
e-jat_is it solution in bugs 398214 help ?19:54
ubot4Launchpad bug 398214 in ubuntu "Karmic Koala stopps dead after /scripts/init-bottom" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39821419:54
hggdhe-jat_: don't know. Just read your issue, it is not the same as bug 430611 (startup fails)19:55
ubot4Launchpad bug 430611 in dbus "dbus fails to start on clean boot using upstart job" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43061119:55
hggdhe-jat_: yours sound more like another issue I heard about on #ubuntu+119:55
hggdhTrijntje: how do you know it deplects /dev/random?19:56
Trijntjehggdh: my brand new conky19:56
hggdh:-)19:56
Trijntje${entropy_avail}19:57
e-jat_hggdh, so any idea?19:57
hggdhTrijntje: it this indeed happens, it is certainly a bug; I can barely see it as a security exposure, though19:57
hggdhnotice the *barely*19:58
hggdhplease open a bug, and add in enough data documenting this behaviour19:58
Trijntjehggdh: I guess you are right, /dev/random locks when its empty. I've had one confirmation so far of this behavior so its not just me ;)19:58
e-jat_?19:59
* hggdh can think of attacks on web servers with https, but why would a web server be running OO.o?19:59
hggdhTrijntje: yes, starvation on /dev/random -- if this is the single source of random data on your system -- will cause all users to be delayed20:00
hggdher, read "all users *of random data* to be delayed20:00
Trijntjehggdh: so that would be a kind of DOS attack20:00
hggdhyes. But, again, (probably) very limited20:01
hggdhif you are on a multi-user system, then other active users will be impacted when requesting /dev/random; if you are alone on your system, *you* are impacted20:02
hggdhbut, again, why would a server be running openoffice?20:02
Trijntjetrue20:03
Trijntjehggdh: what should i file the bug against? it happens in presentation, writer and calc20:04
hggdhTrijntje: I guess against OO itself, and you then state this happens on these components20:06
Trijntjehggdh: so not against any package?20:07
hggdhhum. Isn't openoffice a package?20:09
hggdhTrijntje: openoffice.org is the package you want20:10
Trijntjehggdh: ok, thanks20:11
keesTrijntje: I cannot reproduce20:11
keesbefore oo starts: $ cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail20:11
kees17720:11
keesafter: $ cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail20:11
kees13320:11
keesthat's within normal system running variablity20:11
Trijntje177 is already low right?20:11
* kees shrugs20:12
hggdhsounds in the normal range20:12
Trijntjei have 3000 without OO20:12
keesTrijntje: my colo machine runs between 200 and 100.  avg about 15720:12
keesTrijntje: perhaps you have a good entropy device on your system20:13
hggdhinteresting. Much higher than what I see. My avg is around kees'20:13
hggdhsounds like it20:13
keesTrijntje: the i810 motherboards had a built-in entropy generator20:13
* hggdh is getting blue with envy20:13
Trijntjekees: what is you max size of pool20:13
keesTrijntje: my colo's max is 190.20:14
Trijntjemy max is 409620:14
keesI don't like it being so low, so I figured I'd buy one of these eventually: http://www.entropykey.co.uk/20:14
keesTrijntje: strace -e trace=file -s 1024 -f ooffice 2>/tmp/file.log20:16
keesI see something opening urandom, but not random.20:16
hggdhhum. Nice gadget. kees, runs under Linux?20:16
keeshggdh: supposedly20:16
hggdhhum. hum and hum. Interesting, really20:17
Trijntjekees: [pid 17805] access("/dev/random", R_OK) = 020:18
keessure, that's an "access()" call.  it's testing to see if it exists.20:18
Trijntjethought that, not familiar with strace20:19
hggdhooooh, they even offer Ubuntu packages and source....20:20
keesTrijntje: so, I'm still curious how your entropy is so high, and I'm curious what problem you were seeing with random?20:21
keeshggdh: there's also randomsound which uses your system's microphone to gather entropy20:22
hggdhkees: thank you, will download & check it. Better than trying to explain to my  wife why I need another (for her) useless gizmo that goes for about 42 pounds20:25
keeshggdh: yeah, I'm trying to gather a bulk order of 10 to the states20:25
* bdmurray waits for it20:29
hggdhoh, so there are other candidates...20:32
hggdhrandomsound by itself raised my entropy level to about 300020:36
hggdhOTOH, arecord is eating up a lot of CPU... so does not seem a good option20:37
Trijntjekees: yeah, i dont know why my pool is that big.20:40
Trijntjebtw, did you limit the output of strace with that command? maybe it calls /dev/random later on20:40
keesTrijntje: nope, -e trace=file will show all file ops20:42
Trijntjekees: thats like magic, how can OO empty the pool without reading from it.20:43
keesTrijntje: your pool seriously goes from 3000 to 0 ?20:43
Trijntje3500 to 23020:46
hggdhTrijntje: what version of Ubuntu are you running?20:49
Trijntjehggdh: 9.04, 32 bit20:50
hggdhgood20:50
hggdhI would like you to test your random source...20:50
hggdhcopy a large file -- anything from about 10M to 50M to /tmp20:50
hggdhand then run 'shred -n 3 /tmp/<filename>'20:51
hggdhand monitor your entropy level20:51
hggdhthis will shred the file with random data, 3 passes of it (the -n 3 parameter)20:52
hggdhshred on 9.04 still uses coreutils 6.10, IIRC20:52
Trijntjehggdh: ok, what should i look for?20:54
hggdhhow low your entropy goes20:54
hggdhshred will massively use your random source (at this version, 6.10, again)20:55
hggdhthis will not work on 9.10 anymore -- shred uses a different source for entropy20:55
Trijntjeok, pool is nog 3596, starting20:56
Trijntjedrops to ~15020:56
Trijntjedone20:56
hggdhhow large was the file?20:56
Trijntje22.6 MB20:57
hggdhand shred was done in a few seconds?20:57
hggdhplease run 'shred -v -n3 ...'20:58
Trijntjetrijntje@trijntje-desktop:/tmp$ shred -v -n3 /tmp/part120:59
Trijntjeshred: /tmp/part1: doorloop 1/3 (random)...20:59
Trijntjeshred: /tmp/part1: doorloop 1/3 (random)...21MiB/23MiB 97%20:59
Trijntjeshred: /tmp/part1: doorloop 1/3 (random)...23MiB/23MiB 100%20:59
Trijntjeshred: /tmp/part1: doorloop 2/3 (random)...20:59
Trijntjeshred: /tmp/part1: doorloop 3/3 (random)...20:59
Trijntjeah, sorry about that21:00
hggdhnp21:00
hggdhyou *really* have a good entropy source...21:00
Trijntjedoorloop = dutch for run21:00
hggdhit should have taken longer than a few seconds -- at least it used to, on my laptop21:01
Trijntjethats cool, i never knew. How would i have gotten a good entropy source?21:01
hggdhTrijntje: during the run, did the entropy level ever went down to 0?21:01
Trijntjehggdh: no, ~150 min i think21:02
hggdhso you never really got starvation...21:02
hggdhand -- I figured you as dutch/flemish, by the nick ;-)21:03
Trijntjehggdh: no, and it restores the pool realy fast21:04
hggdhlet me start my OO21:04
Trijntjehggdh: where should i look to find that generator? i'm curious now..21:04
hggdhTrijntje: you sound see a reference to something during system startup -- dmesg|less, and go looking, probably from middle to end of it21:06
hggdhTrijntje: my OO startup did not show any significant difference on the entropy level21:06
hggdhwhy yours show it, I do not know. Makes no sense, even more with the strace outputs21:07
Trijntjeit takes it down to ~135..21:08
Trijntjebtw, nothing to grep for in dmesg?21:08
hggdhnot really, I do not know what to expect ;-)21:10
hggdhhum21:11
hggdhperhaps /var/log/kern.log would be better. Whatever it is, should be near boot time (a module being loaded, with a name that suggests an entropy source)21:11
Trijntjehmm, i dont realy know what i'm looking for eighter :P21:16
hggdhbut, whatever it is, you are good to go ;-)21:17
Trijntjemaybe my /dev/random is just broken ;)21:18
hggdhI would doubt it21:18
Trijntjeis there a way to check how random that file got by shredding it?21:20
hggdhyou can try to compress it (gzip, bzip2, zip, whatever). A good indication of random data is inability to compress well21:21
Trijntjehggdh: bad compression, factor 1.0001621:23
hggdhsounds good21:24
Trijntjeyeah, weird21:24
BUGabundoolá21:25
hggdholá, BUGabundo21:27
BUGabundoola Carlos21:27
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Trijntjewell thanks for your help hggdh, i filed a bug report about it21:58
hggdhwelcome22:00
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