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TheMusoThat was.... weird. After update, my clock decided to jump 14 hours into the future.00:01
AmaranthTheMuso: UTC=no sucks00:01
Amaranthwe're treating the system clock as local time now00:01
TheMusoheh00:01
Amaranthit'll probably jump forward 14 hours every boot00:02
TheMusoIs this for real, or is this a joke?00:02
Amaranthreal, a compiz developer had the same problem00:02
kirklandjdstrand: around?00:02
Amaranthone of his commits ended up 6 hours in the future because of it :P00:02
kirklandjdstrand: i'm hitting a new error with libvirt/kvm, wondering if it's apparmor00:02
tagAny chances of bumping evolution up to 0.26.3 for Karmic?00:02
TheMusoAmaranth: ah ok00:03
jdstrandkirkland: please paste 'dmesg|grep audit'00:03
AmaranthTheMuso: edit /etc/default/rcS and change UTC to yes00:03
kirklandjdstrand: http://paste.ubuntu.com/273155/00:03
jdstrandkirkland: do you have auditd installed?00:04
kirklandjdstrand:     if ret == -1: raise libvirtError ('virDomainCreate() failed', dom=self)00:04
kirklandlibvirtError: internal error unable to start guest: /usr/bin/kvm: invalid option -- '-domid'00:04
TheMusoAmaranth: I would, but I have a Windows install on another disk in this box.00:04
Amaranthah00:04
kirklandjdstrand: no00:04
Amaranthin that case it looks like it may be fixed now so it won't jump ahead every boot00:04
jdstrandkirkland: it isn't apparmor00:04
TheMusoAmaranth: anyway, nothing an NTP update couldn't fix./00:05
kirklandjdstrand: hrm, okay00:05
jdstrandkirkland: you'd get very obvious deny messages in dmesg and kern.log00:05
Amaranth/etc/init/hwclock-save.conf will pass --localtime00:05
kirklandjdstrand: hmm, okay, thanks00:05
jdstrandnp00:05
AmaranthTheMuso: ntp doesn't work on boot if you use wifi00:05
TheMusoAmaranth: I don't.00:07
jdstrandkirkland: fyi, the error seems pretty clear-- kvm doesn't like '-domid'00:09
jdstrands/fyi/fwiw/00:09
kirklandjdstrand: this is a very recent regression00:09
jdstrandkirkland: weird00:09
kirklandjdstrand: "dom" sounded apparmor-ish :-)00:09
jdstrandheh00:09
jdstrandkirkland: I'm unfamiliar with the -domid option00:10
kirklandjdstrand: me too00:10
TheMusocrimsun: Shall I upload your latest changes you pushed to bzr?00:12
keesslangasek: so, I believe this patch to be ok, but I wanted to run it past your PAM experience: bug 43020500:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 430205 in gdm "gdm login context incorrect" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43020500:15
crimsunTheMuso: not yet; if you can wait about 15 minutes, i'll say 'yay' or 'nay' again00:15
TheMusocrimsun: Sure.00:16
crimsunTheMuso: i.e., i need to verify things don't break horribly ;-)00:16
TheMusoI am going to get some fixes from libcanberra anyway.00:16
kirklandjdstrand: okay, it's my fault00:16
crimsunTheMuso: ok00:16
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qwebirc69935hello, i'm working on a translation for a program with PoEdit. but the language i'm translating into is RTL so i wanted to test some lines before i continue. is there a way to do that?01:30
crimsunTheMuso: good to go with current ~crimsun/pulseaudio/ubuntu01:31
qwebirc69935hello, i'm working on a translation for a program with PoEdit. but the language i'm translating into is RTL so i wanted to test some lines before i continue. is there a way to do that?01:38
qwebirc69935anybody? ":)01:49
qwebirc69935well, does anyone know where to ask such a question?01:50
qwebirc69935i mean on which channel01:50
bpunanyone knows of a library for arbitrary nodal creation/deletion ? (textual labelling)02:57
spstarrdo we have nightly kernel builds anywhere?03:33
spstarrwant to try out the radeon r6xx stuff03:33
TheMusospstarr: You might be better asking in #ubuntu-kernel.03:40
slangasekkees: well, for starters "module_unknown=ignore" isn't going to prevent this from causing log spam04:54
slangasekkees: which we had previous experience with in hardy :P04:54
slangasekkees: for another, if gdm needs a custom auth line, I think it's Doing It Wrong04:55
slangasek(the session stuff matches what's used in login, so it's not unreasonable)04:55
keesslangasek: okay, cool.  let's work out something Right for gdm next week.06:09
dholbachgood morning07:09
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sivangmorning dholbach07:11
dholbachhi sivang07:12
sivangdholbach: how's it going ?07:21
dholbachgood good - how 'bout you?07:22
sivangdholbach: my spirit is high :)07:22
sivangdholbach: why are you up so early? :)07:22
dholbach?07:23
dholbachit's 8:2307:23
dholbachthat's not early :)07:23
sivangheheh07:23
sivangseb128 is still asleep so...07:23
sivangI realized the older I get, the less I need to sleep07:24
Madkisswhat could be a reason for nfs-common to not start at boot time?07:43
Madkissi.e. it starts and nothing else is ever goping to happen.07:43
Madkisswhich directory is responsible for creating /com?07:56
StevenKMadkiss: /com?07:58
pittiGood morning08:06
AnAntHello, can /usr/share/images/xsplash/ be configured via update-alternatives to ease branding ?08:24
pittiAnAnt: no, there should just be alternative derivative-xsplash-artwork packages which Conflicts:/Replaces:/Provides: xsplash-artwork08:25
pittithat's why ubuntu-xsplash-artwork was split out now08:25
AnAntpitti: ah, that's cool ! thanks08:27
MadkissStevenK: yeah. "service udev start" fails because the thing can "not connect to its communication socket" in /com/ubuntu/whatsoever08:28
AnAnthow about gdm ? is it possible to make theme for it ?08:29
ivoksMadkiss: karmic problems? :)08:29
pittiAnAnt: it just uses the default artwork, so replacing ubuntu-wallpapers should do08:29
AnAntok08:29
AnAntthanks08:30
StevenKMadkiss: It's com.ubuntu.Upstart?08:30
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pittiMadkiss: oh, that's not a file path, but an object path in the D-BUS namespace08:33
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pittiMadkiss: presumably d-bus isn't running, or the  upstart d-bus service crashes08:34
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kk_jauntihello, I have a strange issue with ekiga on ubuntu 9.04.  My machine is running on dhcp and ekiga says that I must do all configurations manually.08:36
kk_jauntinow I don't get any option in or out of ekiga which guides me exactly waht to do.08:37
TheMusopitti: The only problem with that approach for gdm theming is that it doesn't allow for a different wallpaper for gdm and the desktop session.08:42
TheMusoSame with the GTK theme due to gconf keys used.08:42
ivoksi'm bit out of desktop development, so pardon if question is stupid... the thing that splashes beetwen gdm and gnome desktop is xsplash? what triggers end of splashing? cause it's splashing too long here :)08:45
AnAntI think ubuntu-xsplash-artwork should be Arch: all not any09:00
AnAntpitti: if derivative-xsplash-artwork Conflicts/Replaces xsplash-artwork, will that cause ubuntu-xsplash-artwork to get removed ?09:03
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pittiAnAnt: yes09:20
pittiAnAnt: arch all> correct, that was a mistake09:20
AnAntok09:20
pittikenvandine: ^ can you please fix in next upload?09:20
davmor2pitti: you got a working system again now?09:25
pittidavmor2: yes, I do; now that I know what the reason for the powered off screen is, it's all good :)09:25
davmor2Yay09:25
dholbachmvo: do you think you can take a look at bug 187371?09:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 187371 in apt "the progress of the downloaded data not consistent" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18737109:26
davmor2pitti: Also thanks for the info on the ati bug, I'm glad that got resolved mean for beta I'll have all my test boxes back Yay09:27
pitti:-)09:27
pittitseliot: ^ can you please upload that mesa today?09:27
pittidavmor2: I guess you just deleted the r600.so file?09:27
dholbachasac: do you know what's happening with bug 392815, bug 365965?09:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 392815 in thunderbird-locales "Ubuntu Thunderbird's Contact List crash in Romanian" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39281509:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 365965 in ubufox "[MASTER] installing firefox pulls in ubufox and all gnome depends through apturl" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36596509:28
dholbachzul: do you know what's going on with bug 378240?09:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 378240 in xen-3.3 "Please merge xen-3.4 (3.4.0-2) from debian unstable" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37824009:28
davmor2no just didn't use that machine to test A6 ubuntu.  Works fine for xubuntu and kubuntu no compiz09:28
dholbachlool: do you know if bug 211252 is something the mobile team is looking into?09:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 211252 in obex-data-server "Cannot receive files using bluetooth" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21125209:29
looldholbach: We're not looking into it09:29
dholbachArneGoetje: can we do something to get bug 63515, bug 407649, bug 290304 off the sponsoring list?09:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 63515 in scim-pinyin "Typo in skim-scim-pinyin string" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/6351509:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 407649 in scim-anthy "Sync scim-anthy 1.2.7-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40764909:30
dholbachlool: mh09:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 290304 in skim "Skim has no KMenu icon" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29030409:30
loolThere was often the expectation that mobile team was doing everything bluetooth but it hasn't been the case really; Tollef and Emmet might have built on that impression09:30
dholbachthere's just so much old stuff on http://people.canonical.com/~dholbach/sponsoring/ and I'd love to get it off there - if it's stuff that's not appropriate, lets mark those bugs wont-fix :/09:31
dholbachcjwatson: hey Colin - how are you doing? I had a conversaton with james_w and he said that merge proposal notifications were decided to go to ubuntu-devel@, but couldn't tell me where that was announced/documented - do you know anything more?09:50
dholbachcjwatson: I'm asking because of the moderation queue09:50
dholbachwhere we have a bunch of merge proposal mails right now09:50
seb128oh please don't spam the list with those09:51
dholbachseb128: I have similar feelings :)09:52
Amaranthamitk: Are you on one of the computers having problems with compiz right now?09:52
Amarantherr, not actually here09:52
Amaranthoh, but amitk_ is :)09:52
amitk_Amaranth: we both are ;)09:53
dholbachAmaranth: don't listen to him - he's schizophrenic :)09:53
Madkisspitti: i see.09:54
AmaranthWe understand what you mean ;)09:54
dholbach... nevermind :-)09:54
Madkissokay, so I need to find out why d-bus crashes09:55
Amaranthamitk_: On your computer have have the latest compiz-wrapper, no diversions or extra configuration for /usr/bin/compiz, and you get that crash?09:56
amitk_Amaranth: I did a plain-old update-manager upgrade09:57
Amaranthamitk_: Please paste the last line of CM_DRY=yes compiz09:57
amitk_And I don't have enough compiz foo to even know what diversion you're talking about09:57
cjwatsondholbach: I forget the details but I don't want to argue about it. If people don't like them on ubuntu-devel, let's create an ubuntu-reviews list09:58
amitk_Amaranth: Execute: /usr/bin/compiz.real --ignore-desktop-hints --replace --loose-binding  move resize place decoration animation ccp09:58
Amaranthalright, that shouldn't be triggering this crash09:58
Amaranthamitk_: Sounds like you have a different problem, the compiz bug you commented on can only occur when you have 'core' on that line09:59
dholbachcjwatson: what do you think should go on there? all merges for Ubuntu? what about sponsoring - should that still on ubuntu-{main,universe}-sponsors (ubuntu-sponsors at some stage)?09:59
cjwatsonIMO: all merges (people can filter); perhaps sponsoring stuff should be cced to that list10:00
amitk_Amaranth: but the bug title that apport creates is identical I think. In any case, I filed a separate bug the second time and then marked it duplicate of the existing one10:00
dholbachcjwatson: I don't want to argue about it either, just trying to figure out what best to do and how to deal with the current stuff in the queue10:00
amitk_Amaranth: so all the files are attached to the 'duplicate' bug if that helps10:01
dholbachcjwatson: do we have a good way of routing merge proposals that way?10:01
Amaranthamitk_: Can you make it public? launchpad is being picky10:01
cjwatsondholbach: dummy LP user with a contact address set?10:03
amitk_Amaranth: bug 432303 (don't know why LP marks it pvt by default, is there a config setting?)10:04
cjwatsonadded to the relevant teams10:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432303 in compiz "compiz.real assert failure: compiz.real: ../../src/display.c:793: updatePlugins: Assertion `j == pListCount' failed. (dup-of: 429858)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43230310:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429858 in compiz "compiz.real assert failure: compiz.real: ../../src/display.c:793: updatePlugins: Assertion `j == pListCount' failed." [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42985810:04
Amaranthamitk_: No, they're all private because they might have passwords or something in the core dump10:04
amitk_Amaranth: aaah10:04
dholbachcjwatson: hm.... ok - I can get in touch with IS about that list, if you like10:04
Amaranthamitk_: Although I'm supposed to be able to access them anyway but sometimes launchpad doesn't let me10:05
cjwatsondholbach: of course maybe it should be on lists.launchpad.net, I don't know what IS' current rules are10:05
cjwatsonbut yeah, have a word with them?10:05
dholbachI think everything Ubuntu-related is fine to be on lists.u.c10:06
Amaranthamitk_: Odd, your .xsession-errors doesn't have any of the compiz-wrapper messages, the first line about compiz is the assert10:06
cjwatsondholbach: yeah, I think the ultimate plan is to move them to LP, but some work needs to be done there first10:06
MadkissThe exact error message I am getting is "Could not connect to Upstart: Failed to connect to /com/ubuntu/upstart: Connection refused"10:07
MadkissI started dbus manually with dbus-daemon --system10:07
Madkissyet the same effect10:08
dholbachjames_w is doing reviews in #ubuntu-reviews10:08
Amaranthamitk_: what is the output from gconftool-2 -g /desktop/gnome/session/required_components/windowmanager10:08
gioelewhat is the correct procedure to report a papercut bug? Should I just add it to the one hundred papercut project?10:12
Amaranthgioele: If needs to be a bug with a straightforward solution that affects every user on their first day using ubuntu10:13
Amaranthgioele: If you think your bugs fits you can file it against the package the bug is about and the papercuts project10:14
gioeleAmaranth: it has all the properties needed to be considered a papercut10:16
gioeleis onehunderdpapercut the only papercut project?10:16
Madkissi could really use a hand on this10:16
gioeleI think 100papercut is a "closed" project, I mean they have those 10 groups of bugs, do they accept more bugs?10:17
Madkisswhat is responsible for creating "/com/ubuntu/upstart"?10:17
AmaranthMadkiss: err, upstart10:18
Amaranthgioele: They might get fixed otherwise or perhaps added to a karmic+1 series of rounds10:18
Amaranthgioele: Make sure the bug is filed against an ubuntu package too10:18
MadkissAmaranth: okay, and "exec init 2" does not work, because it tells me the very same thing10:20
AmaranthMadkiss: Right, those are work via dbus10:21
MadkissAmaranth: dbus-daemon --system is running10:22
Madkissis that correct?10:22
Amaranthshould be10:22
AmaranthMadkiss: What are you trying to do?10:22
MadkissI am trying to debug why my system just won't boot10:22
Madkissnfsroot stuff10:23
Amaranthoh, out of my leage10:24
Amaranthleague*10:24
AmaranthI guess look for Keybuk?10:24
ograMadkiss, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mountall10:30
amitk_Amaranth: gconftool returns 'compiz'10:31
Amaranthweird10:31
Amaranthamitk_: well, once we get that patch the bug should be fixed, if it isn't I guess I'll just put my head through the wall10:32
sebnerpitti: I already installed new upstream from LP. Works great (the devicename in /media is still strange though)10:32
pittisebner: cool, thanks! the devicename is another known issue10:33
amitk_heh10:33
sebnerpitti: kk, "Schwere Geburt" ;) , tell me if I can help with that name stuff10:33
james_wwhat package should I reassign a bug of "superblock has a time in the future" on every boot?10:47
james_wno more details yet, but it's on totally the wrong package10:47
ojwbjames_w: that sounds familiar - I think it's been reported before and discussed here...10:50
james_wwell, I know there are several different instances of the bug, so I don't just want to tell them "known bug" and close it10:51
james_wI'd rather reassign to a correct package where someone that understands this stuff better can deal with it10:51
james_wI know it's not the package manager's fault for installing updates that triggered the bug though10:52
ojwbah, ok, dunno then10:52
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Ngjames_w: I think keybuk looked into that for asac/seb128 and it may have been a kernel issue10:55
Keybukthe kernel issue should be fixed10:58
Keybukthere are installer issues open still10:58
asacKeybuk: where are those fixes? in -11?10:58
Keybukasac: 10.3410:58
cjwatsonwould the installer issue we've identified cover an occurrence of that bug on *every* boot?11:06
cjwatsonI'd have thought it would only really be boots within (installation, installation + hwclock offset)11:06
Keybuka bug on every boot sounds more like a configuration error to me11:07
Keybukie. the user's hardware clock being plain wrong, and them force powering of11:08
Keybukif you subscribe me to the bugs, I'll happily work through them with the users next week11:08
cjwatsonor some other error like the kernel one that we haven't identified yet11:08
Keybukindeed11:08
Keybukthe first thing is going to be to find out whether there's commonality11:09
Keybuke.g. are they all east or west of UTC11:09
Keybukthat tends to give us an idea11:09
james_wwhat were the basic commands11:09
Keybuk(they should all be east, obv. but I've seen people west with this problem and that really narrows it down :p)11:09
Keybukjames_w: "date"11:09
james_wgrep ^UTC /etc/something11:09
Keybukjames_w: "grep UTC /etc/default/rcS"11:09
Keybukjames_w: hwclock --debug --show11:09
james_wthanks, I'll subscribe you and request that information11:10
james_wthanks Keybuk11:10
MadkissKeybuk!!11:24
Keybukbbl, packing for KPDX11:24
* pitti fixes the /etc/udev/rules.d/z60_hdparm.rules goo from hdparm11:51
* ogra looks for anyone to hold his hand ... first reboot after post A6 dist-upgrade here ...11:55
ograi'm scared11:55
sebnerogra: Coward! (TM Keybuk) :P11:55
ograLOL !11:55
ograok, lets just go for it11:56
ograhmm12:03
ograpitti, didnt you add a fix for the fbcon prob already ?12:03
* ogra is without KMS12:03
ograand xsplash is a really flashy experience ... changes sizes several times goes on and off etc12:05
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AnAntcan't xsplash throbber position be configurable ?12:39
SteveAteknico: I hear you are having some problems updating karmic12:56
teknicoSteveA, yes, my machine does not boot anymore12:57
teknicoafter this morning's upgrade of karmic12:57
SteveAis there a bug open that describes the problem?12:57
teknicoit stops right after cryptdisks-early, which says [ OK ]12:58
teknicoI looked at those for cryptsetup and did not find anything12:58
teknicobut I'm not sure if the problem is there, or with udev, or something else12:58
cjwatsonwhat is the exact message just before that12:59
teknicousing the 2.6.31-7 kernel instead of 2.6.31-10 does not change anything12:59
cjwatsonkernel is not relevant12:59
teknicoI tried purging cryptsetup and running "update-initramfs -u", but no change13:00
teknicoall after chrooting in the main boot, obviously13:00
cjwatsonthat suggests that it's not actually cryptdisks-early, but the next thing in the boot sequence, then13:00
teknico(right now I'm booted on another partition)13:00
cjwatsonadd --debug as a boot parameter and you may get more information13:01
teknicocjwatson, as a boot parameter to the kernel line in grub?13:01
cjwatsonyes13:01
sorenJust "debug", not "--debug".13:03
sorenOr did that change?13:03
cjwatsonnot that I can get either to work with a live CD, but AFAIK debug is a kernel parameter but --debug is an upstart parameter13:06
teknicoback13:19
sorencjwatson: Oh.13:19
sorenBrave, new world.13:19
teknicosoren, I did not see your comment in time13:20
teknicohowever, adding --debug did indeed make the kernel spew a lot of messages :-)13:21
teknicoI don't see error messages or apparent problems before it stops, as far as the scrollback goes13:21
teknicoI took a picture of the last screenful, where can I upload it?13:22
teknicocjwatson, ^^13:23
cjwatsonyou have an account on people.canonical.com, or you could use imagebin.com or whatever it's called13:23
toabctlhi13:23
toabctlwhat is the alternative for /dev/log in karmic?13:24
toabctli use this with python13:24
cjwatsonimport syslog13:24
toabctlcjwatson: i use import logging13:24
toabctland then the syslog-handler13:24
cjwatsonalthough /dev/log hasn't gone away13:25
teknicocjwatson, http://imagebin.org/6434813:25
toabctlcjwatson, for me, it's not avaailable13:25
cjwatsontoabctl: I believe that's a bug; please report it (probably against udev)13:25
toabctlcjwatson, ok13:25
cjwatsonhmm, maybe not udev13:25
cjwatsontoabctl: what does 'status rsyslog' say?13:26
toabctlsudo status rsyslog13:26
toabctlstatus: Unknown job: rsyslog13:26
cjwatsontoabctl: install the rsyslog package13:26
cjwatsonin that case, not a bug as far as I can see13:27
toabctlcjwatson, ok. that was the problem. sorry, my mistake.13:27
cjwatsonteknico: do you have a shell on tty2? (alt-f2)13:28
teknicocjwatson, on boot, before it stops? I don't think so13:29
cjwatsoncan you check?13:29
teknicocjwatson, yes, but I'd have to leave here to reboot again13:31
teknicocjwatson, it's very early in the boot, I don't think it could already have got to a shell13:31
cjwatsonok, it's quite possible it hasn't, but nevertheless the boot sequence is quite different now from what you're used to13:32
cjwatsonteknico: if it doesn't have a shell, then chroot into the system and write yourself an /etc/init/shell.conf (not /etc/init.d/) as follows:13:32
cjwatsonstart on startup13:32
cjwatsonconsole owner13:32
cjwatsonexec /bin/bash13:32
cjwatsonteknico: then when it hangs you should be able to press enter and get a shell prompt13:32
cjwatsonteknico: is there any way you can get online from another computer?13:33
cjwatsonthis is going to be very painful if you keep having to reboot to answer questions13:33
* ogra wonders why the .conf suffix suddenly got into fashion everywhere13:33
loolTo distinguish disabled files13:33
cjwatsonbecause if you don't use an extension you have to track stuff like .dpkg-new all over the place13:33
ograah13:34
cjwatsonparticularly relevant for things that use inotify13:34
loolRight didn't think of that13:34
ograyup, i thought it was just "because" :) i see there is a proer reasoning behind it now13:34
ogra*proper13:34
loolI guess you cant exclude dpkg suffixes in inotify13:34
teknicocjwatson, yes, I'll get another machine on13:34
cjwatsonno particular reason why it should be .conf of course13:34
cjwatsonlool: you can, but you have to keep playing catch-up with all sorts of things13:35
ogra(i was actually wondering that since module-init-tools moved to the same)13:35
cjwatsonlool: and Scott points out that vi backup files have an even less helpful naming scheme13:35
loolAck13:36
pittiogra: fbcon> no, I just did the diagnosis; it's not quite clear yet how to fix it correctly13:36
ograah, k13:36
pittiogra: but that doesn't break KMS, once X starts, it comes back13:36
ogramy screen looks scary during boot13:36
pittiogra: or just add it to /etc/modules13:37
cjwatsonI think it creates a file with a hardcoded name just to find out if it can write to the directory, or something13:37
ograi got so used to 1920x1200 consoles13:37
teknicosmtg urgent came up, bbiab13:37
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cjwatsonteknico_away: also, if you could tell us if there's anything special about your filesystem layout, we might be able to correlate that with known bugs13:40
cjwatsonteknico_away: a photo of normal startup (without --debug) might help too13:40
ScottKcjwatson: re ubuntu-devel and merge proposals:  Filtering is fine for my desktop, but I also read mail on my phone and it simply doesn't have that ability.  At best I'd have to redirect the list to a mailbox that gets read a lot less often.14:11
ScottKIt seems rather counter to the rationale for having a split devel and devel-discuss.14:12
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cjwatsonScottK: I meant that, after moving them to ubuntu-reviews, if people wanted to subscribe to that list but only review certain packages then they could filter14:19
cjwatsonScottK: I didn't mean to say that the solution to people having problems with reviews on ubuntu-devel was for them to filter14:20
ScottKAh.  Thanks for clarifying.14:20
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cagontoonline boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html14:38
tseliotScottK: do you mind if I mark bug #397950 as a duplicate of bug #432384 ?14:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 397950 in ubuntu-release-notes "Kubuntu U/I for enabling ctrl-alt-backspace has moved" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39795014:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432384 in ubuntu-release-notes "DontZap is now an option in XKB" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43238414:46
ScottKtseliot: As long as the Kubuntu specific language gets into the note, I'm fine with that.14:47
tseliotScottK: yes, instructions for both Ubuntu and Kubuntu will be available in the release notes14:48
tripzerowhat facility in the livecd creates/logs in the "ubuntu" user?15:09
ograa) casper b) gdm15:09
tripzeroahh, okay15:10
tripzerothis system doesn't have gdm (or any *dm)15:10
tripzeroso casper must be doing both...15:10
teknicocjwatson, back, sorry15:11
teknicook, I created the /etc/init/shell.conf file with the three lines you mentioned15:11
teknicoyou asked about the partition layout, it's a bit involved15:12
teknicothere are four primary partitions, sda1 to sda415:12
teknicosda1 is the alternate boot/root that is working right because it's not up to date15:13
teknicosda2 is the main boot/root that stops when booting15:13
teknicosda3 is an encrypted partition that contains three LVM2 logical volumes15:14
teknicosda4 is a non-encrypted partition that contains other three LVM2 logical volumes15:14
teknicosda3, and the logical volumes in it, are not currently used15:14
cjwatsonfirst step: reinstall cryptsetup :-)15:14
teknico(I moved stuff elsewhere a few weeks ago, because cryptsetup was not able to access that partition any15:15
teknicoanymore15:15
teknicocjwatson, are you sure? I don't need it right now15:15
cjwatsonteknico: is anything in sda3 mentioned at all in /etc/fstab?15:16
teknicocjwatson, no, and I commented sda3 out of /etc/crypttab15:16
cjwatsonok, then you're probably all right without cryptsetup15:17
teknicocjwatson, ok, I'll reboot then, do I again add the debug option to the kernel?15:17
cjwatsonanother thing to do before rebooting: edit /etc/init/mountall.conf and put "--debug" at the end of the 'exec mountall' line15:18
teknico(btw, I'm on another machine now, as you suggested)15:18
cjwatsondon't bother adding it to the kernel this time, it was a bit too verbose and I'm not skilled at interpreting it anyway15:18
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teknicooh, you also wanted a picture of the stopping, I'll get that to you before rebooting15:19
teknicocjwatson, http://imagebin.org/6435315:23
teknicorebooting15:24
teknicocjwatson, ok, it stopped, but I got a prompt this time15:25
cjwatsonand it just hangs after the fsck?15:28
teknicoyes. it says "/dev/sda2 clean, [numbers]"15:29
teknicoand then "root: clean, [numbers]"15:30
teknicoand that's it15:30
teknicoif I press Enter, I get the prompt15:30
cjwatsonok, 'initctl list'15:30
teknicoa screenful of lines, most ending with "stop/waiting", some with "start/running" and a process number15:32
cjwatsoncould you pipe it through a pager and get photos15:32
cjwatsonthe details are kind of relevant ;)15:32
teknicoehm, "pipe through a pager"?15:33
teknicoI can take photos and post them online, but it'll take a while for each photo15:33
cjwatson| less15:33
teknicofour of them are running15:34
cjwatsonwhich15:34
teknicooh, I can see in the scrollback, didn't lose anything15:34
teknicoudev, upstart-udev-bridge, mountall, shell15:35
cjwatsonok, could you reboot into whatever recovery mode you're using, chroot in, edit mountall.conf as I said earlier, and reboot again15:35
teknicothere are also four network interfaces running, without process numbers15:36
teknicoI dont' recall you talking about mountall.conf, can you say it again, please?15:36
cjwatson15:18 <cjwatson> another thing to do before rebooting: edit /etc/init/mountall.conf and put "--debug" at the end of the 'exec mountall' line15:36
teknicoapparently I can do that right from this prompt15:37
cjwatsonif the root filesystem is mounted read/write, yes15:38
teknicodone, rebooting15:38
evandAnyone have an opinion on whether I should disallow running usb-creator on a device that just contains a vfat filesystem, rather than a partition table and vfat partition?  I don't pretend to know how every BIOS will react to a device without a partition table, but I imagine at least some of them will fail miserably.15:39
evandOf course, it does work on this BIOS.15:40
pittievand: would it be possible to make the "format" button actually do something and turn it into a signle-partition vfat device?15:40
pittithat button is always gray for me, no matter what I plug in :-( what is it supposed to do?15:41
teknicocjwatson, what am I looking for?15:41
cjwatsonteknico: show me the output15:41
pittievand: right, I think this machine here doesn't like aprtitionless usb stick booting15:41
evandpitti: devicekit bugs I have yet to resolve -- disabled for now...15:41
pittievand: ah, ok15:41
cjwatsonteknico: I don't know offhand what you're looking for, I'm debugging somebody else's code :)15:42
teknicocjwatson, I'll make a picture of the last screenful15:42
cjwatsonI may need stuff from before that as well, but yes15:42
evandpitti: indeed, and that's how it currently operates.  If you have a USB stick with just a vfat partition on it, usb-creator flags it with a warning icon, and says it needs to be formatted before it can be used.  I'm discussing the possibility for it not to put that error up, and happily write the image.15:43
pittievand: right, I understood that; I'm not sure actually, USB booting still seems to be too much of a gamble either way15:44
pittiso if it works on some/many machines, I don't see why not to offer it15:44
evandyeah, I think I might enable it and make sure the documentation clearly notes to try the format button if you cannot boot15:44
evandcool, thanks for the input15:44
* sebner is responsible for >50% of the sync requests in ubuntu-archive and now jdstrand destroys everything :P15:47
teknicocjwatson, last screenful: http://imagebin.org/6435615:50
teknicocjwatson, second to last screenful: http://imagebin.org/6435715:52
dholbach#ubuntu-classroom Session in 8 minutes: How to run an Ubuntu Jam session!15:52
teknicommm, it occurs to me that skype and a webcam would be faster than this...15:53
cjwatsonI don't do skype, sorry15:53
cjwatsonif you could get back as far as the first output beginning with parse_fstab:, that would be good15:54
ccheneyshtylman: ping, any estimate of when the kde patches will be done? i am thinking of doing an OOo upload today to be in time for karmic beta15:54
cjwatsonmaybe even new_mount:;15:54
teknicocjwatson, looking for them15:55
jdstrandsebner: heh15:55
ScottKtseliot: It might be nice to get XFCE instructions in there too for Xubuntu.15:55
sebnerjdstrand: you are pretty mean, you know that? :P15:55
jdstrandsebner: can you look at bug #429404 and add a comment on what exactly needs to happen. your first comment is unclear to me15:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429404 in ubuntu "Sync libjgrapht0.6-java 0.6.0-8 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42940415:56
teknicocjwatson, did not find them, the scrollback buffer is not deep enough15:56
tseliotScottK: I agree, however XFCE's XKB ui doesn't allow users to enable zapping. I have put a link to the wiki so that Xubuntu users can find a different (non UI) way to enable zapping15:57
cjwatsonteknico: do you have working network to the point where you can use scp?15:57
sebnerjdstrand: it needs to be synced. then I'll file a RM request for the old source/binary package and change b-d for package cdk (which ftbfs because of that).15:57
cjwatsonteknico: if not, do you know how to bring it up by hand?15:57
ScottKtseliot: Then I think pointing to that in the release note is appropriate.15:57
tseliotScottK: ok, good15:57
cjwatsonteknico: oh, wait, you said that you were able to write to the root filesystem after the hang, didn't you? OK, do as follows:15:58
teknicoyes15:58
cjwatsonteknico: 1) edit /etc/init/mountall.conf again and put '>/dev/mountall.conf 2>&1' at the end of the 'exec mountall' line (yes, I do mean /dev/ there)15:58
jdstrandsebner: ok, the 'b-d' in your comment in the bug wasn't clear, but it is now15:58
sebnerjdstrand: I'm sorry then :)15:58
cjwatsonteknico: sorry, /dev/mountall.log not /dev/mountall.conf15:59
doko_ubuntul-archive: zope.copy and zope.i18n seem to hang in source NEW for a while15:59
wubbbiHello :) how can I help on Developing ubuntu? I have not so much c++ experience ... so are there any tiny things I can do? I got a lot of freetime today :)15:59
cjwatsonteknico: 2) reboot 3) after the hang (give it a little while just to make sure), 'cp /dev/mountall.log /home/teknico/' (or wherever your home directory is)15:59
jdstranddoko_: I'll get to them today15:59
doko_ahh, cool!15:59
cjwatsonteknico: 4) reboot again into your alternate system with networking 5) get that mountall.log file to me16:00
teknico_cjwatson, sorry, I got dropped off freenode16:02
teknico_I did not see what you said after "do as follows:"16:03
cjwatsonteknico_: 1) edit /etc/init/mountall.conf again and put '>/dev/mountall.log 2>&1' at the end of the 'exec mountall' line (yes, I do mean /dev/ there)16:04
cjwatsonteknico_: 2) reboot 3) after the hang (give it a little while just to make sure), 'cp /dev/mountall.log /home/teknico/' (or wherever your home directory is)16:05
cjwatsonteknico_: 4) reboot again into your alternate system with networking 5) get that mountall.log file to me16:05
teknico_cjwatson, got it16:05
sebnerjdstrand: would you mind letting libjgrapht0.6-java through NEW because of my comment ... :)16:10
teknico_cjwatson, http://pastebin.com/d220fbb6d16:12
teknico_(no need for the last reboot, networking up and running)16:12
teknico_(manually set up, that is)16:12
teknico_the log ends like that, even after forcing a sync with Shift-Alt-SysRq-E16:14
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jdstrandsebner: ok'16:22
* sebner hugs jdstrand :D16:22
jdstranddoko_: do you have FFe bugs for zope.copy and zope.i18n?16:23
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doko_jdstrand: they are in the bug reports16:23
jdstranddoko_: what are the bug reports? I can't seem to find them (they aren't in the changelogs)16:24
doko_jdstrand: of course, these are debian packages16:25
jdstranddoko_: I'm confused. can you give me the LP bug report stating that the FFe is approved for these packages?16:25
doko_looking again ...16:26
sistpoty|workjdstrand: we want zope in a consistent state, and I recall that we acknowledged that16:26
jdstrandI'm cool with that, I just want to see what that state is16:27
doko_https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/42961416:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429614 in ubuntu "sync request (unstable -> universe)" [Undecided,Fix released]16:27
doko_https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/42994016:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429940 in ubuntu "zope.i18n FFe" [Undecided,Fix released]16:28
jdstranddoko_: thanks!16:28
mvohm, report-a-bug is no longer working. I understand why, but it would be nice if certain people (like ubuntu developers) could still report bugs via the web interface16:29
ogramvo, i neraly only send bugs from a different machine ...16:30
ogramakes the new scheme pretty awful for me16:30
cjwatsonteknico: not ignoring you, but in a meeting16:30
mvoogra: yeah, same here16:30
jdstranddoko_: btw, I rejected the zope.i18n from a few days ago and am deNEWing 3.7.0-416:30
cjwatsonteknico: will analyse in the background16:30
teknicocjwatson, sure, sorry to bother you16:30
mvoogra: its also a bit anoying if i want to report a bug on software-store and my version is (naturally) more advanced than the one in the archive. apport will not let me, but I want to :)16:31
ograheh16:31
* mvo should take this as a sign that its friday evening16:31
mvoor I need a "--but-i-really-want-to-report-this-bug-pretty-please" option16:31
cjwatsonteknico: no, it's ok16:32
cjwatsonteknico: pastebin.com has cut off your log, though16:32
cjwatsonteknico: could you please send it to paste.ubuntu.com instead?16:32
teknicocjwatson, no, it has not, that's what I was saying before :-)16:32
cjwatsonmvo: +filebug?no-redirect is the magic decoder ring16:32
doko_jdstrand: sounds fine16:32
cjwatsonteknico: oh, sorry, so you did16:32
teknicocjwatson, anyway I'll use the canonical pastebin from now on16:32
ScottKmvo: I think you'd like Bug 431121 then.16:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 431121 in malone "Don't apply +filebug redirection to ubuntu-dev" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43112116:33
* mvo hugs cjwatson16:33
mvoScottK: many thanks for filing that16:34
ScottK:-)16:34
* mvo wants to press the "affects me" button a number of times now ;)16:35
al-maisanmvo: easy, write an "affects me" bot :)16:35
sebnerjdstrand: would you mind taking a look at bug #432557 ? The last time I'll add work on your shoulders :)16:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432557 in libjgrapht-java "Please remove libjgrapht-java from the archive" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43255716:41
jdstrandsebner: ok16:42
robbiewevand: man...I really like the slideshow....just had to get that out there ;)16:43
evandhooray16:44
evanddoes this mean I get that jetski I always wanted during the next review cycle?16:44
evand;)16:44
robbiewheh16:44
robbiewsure...if you always wanted one manufactured by Mattell16:45
evandhahaha16:45
cjwatsonteknico: this is just a hunch, but can you try editing /etc/fstab and transforming /dev/vg_data/lv_SOMETHING to /dev/mapper/vg_data-lv_SOMETHING throughout16:47
evandgoing to pass that on to picklesworth, as he's been the driving force behind the slideshow16:47
teknicocjwatson, trying16:48
smoseris tmpfs memory management dynamic ?16:50
smoserie: mount -t tmpfs mytmp /tmp/mytmp16:50
smoserdd if=/dev/zero of=/tmp/mytmp bs=1024 count=1024016:50
smoserthat will increase memory consumed16:50
smoserbut will16:50
smoserrm /tmp/mytmp/myfile16:50
smoserfree it ? (typo above, 'of=/tmp/mytmp/myfile')16:50
teknicocjwatson, it still blocks: mountall.l16:54
teknicomountall.log did not get truncated this time16:54
cjwatsonteknico: ok, can I have the new log16:55
teknicocjwatson, sure16:55
teknicocjwatson, https://pastebin.canonical.com/22290/16:58
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pittiScottK, kirkland: there's a libvirt in hardy-backports unapproved, without mentioning a bug; has this been discussed on IRC?17:01
elopsanyone know good tutorial/walkthrough for adding Raid to ubuntu?17:02
ScottKpitti: Not that I recall.17:02
kirklandpitti: yes, let me grab the bug17:02
ScottKelops: Please ask in #ubuntu17:02
elopsnoone answered me17:02
* ScottK does recall mentioning to kirkland about including the bug in the changelog last time ....17:02
elops:(17:02
ScottKelops: It's OT for this channel.17:03
kirkland[Bug 404060] [NEW] backport libvirt to hardy and intrepid17:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 404060 in intrepid-backports "backport libvirt to hardy and intrepid" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40406017:03
kirklandScottK: ack, you did...17:03
cjwatsonteknico: you didn't do quite what I said with fstab17:04
cjwatsonteknico: you used things like /dev/mapper/vg_data/lv_big17:04
teknicocjwatson, oh, I didn't?17:04
cjwatsonteknico: it needs to be /dev/mapper/vg_data-lv_big17:04
cjwatsonin each of those three lines, change the last / to a -17:05
teknicooh, you're right, sorry, doing it17:05
ScottKpitti: I just sprinkled holy water on the bug for hardy.17:05
detWhat is the default/recommended version of boost in Jaunty?17:06
det(for build depends for a package)17:06
pittiScottK: cool! /me wipes it off and approves17:06
teknicowow, those paths don't exist at all :-/17:06
cjwatsonteknico: which ones?17:08
teknicocjwatson, the ones I wrote17:09
teknicocjwatson, I think I could cry now17:09
teknicoit started up, and you are officially my hero B-D17:09
cjwatsonyay17:09
cjwatsonplease file a bug on mountall, saying that /dev/VG/LV paths in /etc/fstab don't work while /dev/mapper/VG-LV paths do17:10
cjwatsonuse 'ubuntu-bug mountall'17:10
cjwatsonteknico: you can revert the --debug and redirection stuff in /etc/init/mountall.conf now, of course17:10
teknicocjwatson, will do, as soon as I manage to do that :-)17:10
teknicothat shell is interfering with the normal one on Ctrl-Alt-F117:11
cjwatsonteknico: alt-f2, you should have a shell there now - remove /etc/init/mountall.conf from that17:12
ScottKdet: It was 1.35.17:12
cjwatsonteknico: no X?17:12
detYou sure it's not 1.37 for Jaunty and 1.35 for Intrepid ?17:12
teknicocjwatson, yes, X and all, and you're right, Alt-F2 is not bewildered :-)17:12
ScottKdet: For Main, yes.17:12
detMain ?17:12
ScottKThe Main Ubuntu archive (as opposed to Universe)17:13
detok, thanks17:13
ScottKIIRC, the boost defaults package isn't in Jaunty17:13
detI really hate how boost versioning works. I wish I was able to just depend on a boost verions >= XXX17:13
ScottKGo make them provide a stable API.17:13
detYa, im not blaming Ubuntu/Debian17:14
ScottKYou  can now with libboost-dev from boost-defauults, but myself I think it's better to switch boost versions on purpose.17:14
detboost-defaults is Karmic thing ?17:14
cjwatsonScottK: hmm, actually, this dbus/ia64 thing might be easy; it's guarded by a configure-tested #define, so the question is merely why configure's checks aren't producing the right results17:17
ScottKcjwatson: Good to hear.  We really can't release with dead buildds.17:17
ScottKdet: We got it from Debian and it first appeared in Karmic.17:17
cjwatsonwow, nobody uses the ia64 porting box much, its karmic chroot doesn't have debhelper installed17:17
detThanks17:19
cjwatsonah, no, it does have debhelper, it's just old17:19
tseliotpitti: does loading fbcon in the initrd do the trick for you (bug #431812)?17:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 431812 in sysvinit "fbcon loading a mystery (screen powers off)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43181217:23
pittitseliot: it certainly will (it was done like that before)17:24
pittitseliot: I added it to /etc/modules for now17:24
tseliotpitti: ah, ok17:24
pittievand: ah, so usb-creator-gtk _is_ still using gksu, it's just not done in the .desktop file but in the program itself; so I wasn't hallucinating :)17:24
pittievand: (just saw your FFE)17:24
evandpitti: ...not in trunk.  Or were you using usb-creator from the archive?  I was under the impression that you were running it from a branch.17:25
pittievand: no, I'm just using the karmic version17:27
evandahhh17:27
evandthat would do it17:27
evandapologies for the confusion17:27
evandglad to hear there isn't another bug lurking there though17:27
bdrungpersia, TheMuso`: i want to join the ubuntu-universe-sponsors team17:28
cjwatsonScottK: I win. It was a link order bug!17:45
elops anyone have a working link to that article (pdf?) about the cheap petabyte storage from capricorn?  the linuxdevices link is broken and I can't find it anywhere17:45
cjwatson~trout Keybuk for overselling the problem17:45
ScottKcjwatson: Excellent news.17:45
lamontbug 425122 sounds like a package manager issue, not a postfix issue17:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 425122 in postfix "Configuration on installation should pop up in a dialog, rather than staying in terminal" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42512217:48
lamontwhere should I reassign that, I wonder?17:48
lamontScottK: 37 bonus points if you give me a one line check (for a shell script) that will evaluate false when the token passed to it is not a valid FQDN17:49
lamontand true when FQDN, of course17:49
lamontthere are about 67 bugs against postfix from people who think that all numeric names, and exclamation points belong in hostname17:50
lamonts17:50
ScottKI've been carefully avoiding those.17:54
cjwatsonlamont: I've set the ia64 buildds on manual. Could you give them (just them) chroots with sysv-rc and whatever else it was set on hold, as before?17:56
cjwatsonlamont: then I can try to gradually build my way up the stack17:56
lamontoh awesome18:01
ScottKlamont: I've got about 7 lines of Python that will do that.  Want it?18:02
ScottK ~ that18:02
cjwatson dpkg-genchanges -b >../dbus_1.2.16-0ubuntu5_ia64.changes18:03
lamontcjwatson: done, butw18:15
lamontbtw, even18:15
lamontScottK: sure - I'll figure out how to make that fit in the ugly postinst18:15
ScottKlamont: Something like http://pastebin.com/f18deaad418:16
lamontok - I'll see how hard I  want to smash my head against it for -318:18
MindVirus5Could someone change the importance to Critical in bug 405227?18:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 405227 in gdm "gdm fails to start if /var/log/gdm does not exist" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40522718:25
teknicocjwatson, back to normal, and thanks again: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mountall/+bug/43261318:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432613 in mountall "mountall gets confused by LVM fstab entries not starting with /dev/mapper/" [Undecided,New]18:26
cjwatsonteknico: great, thanks for the bug report18:30
teknicocjwatson, hopefully this lost day will be useful to someone else :-)18:31
MindVirus5Nobody wants to/can change the bug importance?18:43
squirrelpimpwhat's the difference between edge and www on launchpad?18:54
squirrelpimpand wouldn't https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+source/lvm2/+bug/430542 be the same thing reported by teknico?18:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 430542 in lvm2 "lvm volumes fail to mount when specified as /dev/vg-name/volume" [Medium,Triaged]18:56
cjwatsonmm, yes, looks like it18:57
cjwatsonI didn't think to look on lvm218:57
cjwatson430542 has more detail so should be the master bug18:57
squirrelpimphehe... i filed it, which makes me the master-filer18:59
squirrelpimp:)18:59
squirrelpimpbut what's edge.launchpad.net?18:59
ScottKsquirrelpimp: edge is the Launchpad user interface that's about to be released.  www is the current production release.18:59
squirrelpimpaah, google18:59
squirrelpimp:)19:00
squirrelpimpbut the database is the same19:00
ScottKYes19:00
Q-FUNKcody-somerville: hi!  I was wondering if you had time to look at bug #432316 and if you would have any idea of what causes this?19:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432316 in gdm-2.20 "gdm-2.20: module i810 not found" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43231619:07
cody-somervilleQ-FUNK, No idea. I imagine 2.20 will be removed from the archive shortly.19:08
Q-FUNKcody-somerville: why would it get removed?19:08
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Q-FUNKcody-somerville: did 2.27's dependy on gnome-session disappear and/or did re-acquire the themeable graphical greeter?19:22
lamonthrm... keybuk appears to have escaped19:24
lamontkeybuk: dbus still ftbfs, btw19:24
lamontwell, on ia6419:24
lamontnot that is change had anything to do with it19:25
chrisccoulsonRiddell - you there?19:56
chrisccoulsonhey Q-FUNK - i had a look at your mouse issue in gnome-settings-daemon today19:58
chrisccoulsong-s-d only sets the button mapping when a new device is added or the gconf key changes19:58
chrisccoulsonso it could be something else in your session changing it, or a Xorg issue instead19:58
Q-FUNKchrisccoulson: yes, I noticed. thanks for checking this out.  unfortunately, the change that was mentioned mentioned doesn't fix this.  to make this more complicated, it seems that firefox-3.5 choses to ignore the setting made by g-s-d, while gnome apps randomly switch back to right-handed mouse.20:01
smoserslangasek, around ?20:02
chrisccoulsonQ-FUNK - hmmm, that's wierd. the FF issue could be a FF bug though. all g-s-d is doing is telling Xorg the button mapping for the device20:03
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chrisccoulsonQ-FUNK - if you're bored, you could attach gdb to g-s-d and break on XSetDeviceButtonMapping, just to see if it gets called when it changes back to right-handed20:03
chrisccoulsonanyway, bbl20:03
robbiewsmoser20:05
robbiewslangasek is on holiday20:06
smoserthanks robbiew20:06
jarnosWhat is the password to unlock screen on resume from suspend triggered before login?20:28
tormodjarnos, is this in Karmic?20:38
jarnostormod, yes20:40
jarnosXubuntu karmic20:40
tormodjarnos, there should not be one, so please file a bug with "ubuntu-bug xscreensaver"20:41
jarnostormod, how did you know it was xscreensaver? ubuntu-bug?20:43
tormodjarnos, it is a command. And xubuntu uses xscreensaver AFAIK. let's discuss in #ubuntu+120:46
mr_pouittormod: afaik, xubuntu still uses gnome-screensaver by default.20:47
superm1according to apt-cache depends xubuntu-desktop, that is the case20:47
tormodthanks, I am not up to date on it20:49
directhexis karmic still unwell, or is it safe to consider an upgrade from jaunty now, relatively speaking?21:11
sebnerdirecthex: at least it should boot now. UPGRADE! :P21:16
chrisccoulsondirecthex - you're still running jaunty?21:21
directhexchrisccoulson, someone has to!21:21
directhexchrisccoulson, i was more thinking for wifey's netbook actually21:21
chrisccoulsonheh, yeah. i was actually running jaunty up until last weekend, and was surprised that someone else still is too ;)21:22
chrisccoulsoni upgraded just before all the breakage21:22
chrisccoulsoni've had a really fun week:)21:22
directhexi could upgrade my dell21:28
chrisccoulsondirecthex - things seem to be mostly working now, although your mileage might vary depending on how strange your set-up is21:30
chrisccoulsoni'm not having any major issues now21:30
chrisccoulsonwhich is in contrast to a few nights ago;)21:30
directhexhm. 1 month to release... i normally start upgrading round about now21:31
chrisccoulsondirecthex - i normally do it a bit earlier. but i put it off because i wanted to do a clean install, and i'd been waiting for the specs from the foundations team to be implemented21:31
chrisccoulsonbut in the end, i just couldn't wait21:32
directhexwhere's my craptop gone21:36
cjwatsonexcellent, upstart built on ia6422:33
cjwatsonwe might just be able to get the world put back together there soon22:33
sistpotyexcellent!22:34
ionhttp://op-for.com/mr%20burns.jpg22:34
mathiazjames_w: hi! could you import the smart package in pkg branches?22:34
rowinggolfer_tkamppeter, I am told you are the man to help me22:37
rowinggolfer_I have apt-get update/upgraded my karmic alpha box.22:37
rowinggolfer_got this.22:37
rowinggolfer_Setting up cups-pdf (2.5.0-8) ...22:38
rowinggolfer_ * Reloading Common Unix Printing System: cupsd                          [ OK ]22:38
rowinggolfer_Password for root on localhost?22:38
rowinggolfer_Password for root on localhost?22:38
rowinggolfer_Password for root on localhost?22:38
rowinggolfer_as you can see... I'm  hosed.22:38
tkamppeterrowinggolfer_: This one is old, and fixed.22:38
rowinggolfer_tkamppeter, excellent.22:38
rowinggolfer_I need to ctrl-C?22:38
tkamppeterrowinggolfer_: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade   should fix it.22:39
tormodjust press Enter IIRC22:39
rowinggolfer_tormod, thanks.22:39
rowinggolfer_tkamppeter, thanks.22:39
tormodwhat about showing a slideshow while Gnome is loading "While Ubuntu is booting, we invite you to explore... Only a few minutes now..."22:44
virtualdHaha22:48
Turlhi22:54
Turlwhen I boot I get errors like this from udev22:55
TurlNAME="%k" is superfluous and breaks kernel supplied names, please remove it from /lib/udev/rules.d/22:55
Turlalso some like unknown key 'SYMLINK{unique}' in /lib/udev/rules.d/50-udev-default.rules:322:55
Turland also "can not read '/etc/udev/rules.d/z80_user.rules'"22:56
virtualdIt's being worked on22:56
Turlok virtuald, thanks :)22:57
virtualdAt least it's bootable now :)22:57
Turlyeah, it was unbootable just for half a day :P22:57
TreenaksTurl, do you have a blinking scroll lock led as well? (changes randomly while typing)22:57
TurlTreenaks: what?22:58
virtualdOoh I want one of those!22:58
TreenaksTurl, I'm running karmic, and my scroll lock led keeps blinking while I'm typing22:58
Treenaksand I have no idea where to start debugging that22:58
TurlI don't have an scroll lock light here, sorry22:58
virtualdBlinkenlights22:59
Turl(I'm on a laptop, it just has numlock and caps lock)22:59
Turlanyone getting a black screen for some (quite a lot) seconds from grub to the little moving ubuntu thing?23:01
Riddelllchrisccoulson: hi23:20
chrisccoulsonhi Riddelll23:20
chrisccoulsoni was going to ask if you had seen bug 432536, but I think Amaranth subscribed you to iy23:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432536 in libindicate-qt "incorrect binary package name" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43253623:21
directhexoh dear. is karmic shutdown broken?23:21
chrisccoulsondirecthex - in what way? i can shut down ok23:21
directhexchrisccoulson, lots of console spew relating to init23:21
directhexalso, seems to take a VERY long time to do any kind of bootsplashing. gets there eventually though23:22
chrisccoulsondirecthex - i cant remember if i saw that the last time i shut down23:22
chrisccoulsonlogging out takes an eternity here though23:22
sistpotydirecthex: you shutdown? :P23:24
directhexsistpoty, of course!23:24
directhexinit: rc main process (XXXX) stopped by STOP signal23:25
directhexinit: rc main process (XXXX) continued by CONT signal23:25
directhexwhere XXXX is presumably a PID23:25
directhexspews for about a screen, slowly, before doing what it should23:25
directhexbug 419753 i think23:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419753 in linux "[karmic] system fails to shutdown cleanly (dup-of: 418509)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41975323:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 418509 in linux "[Karmic] Hangs during shutdown with kernel 2.6.31-7" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41850923:26
sladenTheMuso`: the latency and silence padding of bell.ogg is frustrating, do you have the originals (they can be encoded to Vorbis as part of the package build process23:32
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