[00:20] Anybody want to sponsor my fix for bug #435505? [00:20] Launchpad bug 435505 in system-config-printer "system-config-printer.py crashed with IOError in _report_traceback()" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/435505 [00:45] why do some packages have their version number in the package name, an upgrade of the package will actually remove/install package, if only the version number would change I would only see a normal upgrade, eg, libuniconf4.4 to libuniconf4.6 [00:47] slacker_nl: (binary) library packages have the soname denoted in the package name [00:47] slacker_nl: the reason is to have these coinstallable (e.g. if another package still needs the old and incompatible library) [00:47] sistpoty: ahh, isee === ColdWind is now known as coldi-away === coldi-away is now known as ColdWind === ColdWind is now known as c\ === c\ is now known as ColdWind === bdmurray_ is now known as bdmurray === Whoopie_ is now known as Whoopie === jdong__ is now known as jdong_ === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === zirpu2 is now known as zirpu [03:05] Can someone from ubuntu-release look at bug #429445? [03:05] Launchpad bug 429445 in zephyr "[Karmic FFe] Sync zephyr 3.0~rc.2544-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/429445 [03:06] I really don't believe that this needs an FFe, but it seems like it might be easier to just get one than to argue the point === Whoopie_ is now known as Whoopie [04:12] has there already been some discussion and/or flamage about Launchpad redirecting +filebug to the wiki page? [04:15] I want this not to happen (at least for my account) but I'd rather not file a new bug if there's some existing forum [05:00] libuniconf4.6 is failing to upgrade due to debian 540320, which is resolved in wvstreams 4.6-2 [05:00] Debian bug 540320 in libuniconf4.6 "libuniconf4.6: Error during installation" [Normal,Closed] http://bugs.debian.org/540320 [05:01] (i.e., Karmic needs a sync of 4.6-2) [05:01] Does wvstreams build? [05:12] ScottK: yes, on both i386 and amd64 [05:12] i ran piuparts on a locally pbuilt sync of 4.6-2 [05:14] dtchen: If you file a sync request, I'll ack it. [05:18] hmm is asac on leave recently? [05:22] ScottK: bug 441936 [05:22] Launchpad bug 441936 in wvstreams "Please sync wvstreams 4.6-2 from Debian unstable main" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/441936 [05:24] dtchen: Ack'ed. Thanks. [05:25] ScottK: thanks [05:27] You're welcome. Thanks for looking into it. [05:30] evening everyone, I am just doing a little research trying to understand where the jobs are for upstart to start xsplash, cant seem to find the information i am looking for, anyone able to point me to it? === dmb_ is now known as dmb === collin is now known as Hellow [08:03] does anyone notice bash completion being a little broken in karmic? [08:03] for example, when using mv, completing a filename multiple times doesn't appear to work. [08:05] hmm specifically when there are spaces in the filename. [08:05] it completes until "stuff_before_first_space\ " and then it stops [08:09] hyperair, that's strange, because it's working here, even with spaces [08:09] is it? [08:09] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=543982 [08:09] Debian bug 543982 in bash "bash: Completion with spaces broken." [Normal,Open] [08:09] this is the bug i'm seeing [08:10] it has just completed "test fabrice/prueba" without pb [08:10] could you grep your .bashrc for /etc/bash_completion? [08:10] the bug says that removing /etc/bash_completion from bashrc fixes the problem [08:10] sure [08:11] I don't have a /etc/bash_completion file on karmic :-) [08:12] that would explain why it's working in my case [08:12] ah [08:12] i see [08:12] also, only some commands seem to fail [08:13] i think it's those that are overridden in /etc/bash_completion [08:13] It works for me and I do have /etc/bash_completion [08:14] in karmic? [08:14] yup [08:14] which command did you use? [08:14] mv seems to fail [08:14] cd [08:15] mv works for me as well [08:15] is it sourced in your bashrc? [08:15] cd fails for me [08:15] yes [08:15] hmm how strange. [08:16] did you type until the \ before pressing tab? [08:16] or did you press tab before that? [08:17] not sure I understand your question [08:17] sorry. [08:17] basically filenames with spaces are generally tab completed to: bla\ bla [08:17] the completion fails if you type until "bla\ " [08:17] and then press tab [08:17] for me, that is [08:17] and as mentioned in the bug report [08:19] are you saying that if you type "mv blah\" and then hit tab that its not completing for you? [08:20] note the trailing space. [08:20] "mv blah\ " [08:21] yea, that doesn't work for me either [08:21] and that's what i meant. [08:21] it worked previously [08:21] try not typing the \ and just a space [08:22] heh? [08:22] then it'll be interpreted as the next argument already [08:22] and also, i didn't type the \. bash did. [08:22] if i've got files "blah blah" and "blah asdf" then typing "b" and pressing tab will bring you to "blah\ " [08:22] hyperair, type also one letter of the next word and it will complete it [08:22] after which completion afils. [08:22] fails* [08:22] and if bash does the \ for me, then it does work [08:23] doesn't work for me =( [08:24] http://pastebin.com/f1281dbd2 [08:24] and completion fails [08:25] yea, that does appear to be broken [08:26] i suspect the _filedir function in /etc/bash_completion broke somewhere between jaunty and karmic [08:27] or _filedir_xspec? === Guest64736 is now known as Zic [09:02] hmm looks like it's not bash-completion that broke, but bash changed [09:59] hi [09:59] is net conections manger fixed in karmic koala [09:59] ? [10:00] https://bugs.launchpad.net/network-manager/+bug/279384 [10:00] Launchpad bug 279384 in network-manager "NetworkManager does not provide a way for static IP configuration with DHCP-provided DNS, gateway etc." [Unknown,Confirmed] [10:01] as per gnome bug page it works on gnome but due some custom patch by ununtu not working in ubuntu [10:16] gp_will_be_back: it will be fixed. (asac said so) for now you can use the network-manager trunk ppa. [10:16] it works there. [10:17] oh wait, that, i'm not sure [10:17] i was thinking about the wrong bug [10:17] i don't think so, but the other way is possible [10:24] what is that way ? [10:25] manually edit /etc/network/interfaces ? [10:25] ;-) [10:26] also that ubuntu one thing NEVER works [10:28] but ubunto one stuff not crtical .....networking connections applet stuff is [10:30] feature is there never works .....unbutu....going M$ way hehe ....i remember have same exp in kubuntu 9.04 .....network manager didnt work ..............i asked kde team they said custom ubuntu patch was to be blammed [10:32] does it works in karmic koala kubutu now ? [10:35] why doesnt ubuntu use stuff that works like wicd rather half boiled patches [11:09] Any channels where you can ask questions related to app development on ubuntu? [11:11] The channel for the library/editor/build system/whatever you’re interested of. [11:13] ion: I would like to find some info on how to integrate packaging, installation and testing in a dev cycle. I'll try the apt channel then? [11:13] #ubuntu-motu should help with packaging. [11:14] thanks [11:59] 11:35 < gp_will_be_back> why doesnt ubuntu use stuff that works like wicd rather half boiled patches [12:00] how about you read the actual gnome bug report and stop twisting the facts? [12:00] the actual quote from the gnome bug report: [12:00] > Dec 2 20:26:47 xendor NetworkManager: [1228229807.892297] [12:00] > probe_modem(): Couldn't get caps [12:00] Modem probing in NM is a custom Ubuntu patch and not in NetworkManager itself. [12:00] Please file a bug in launchpad for your problem. [12:01] that comment refers to modem probing, and has NOTHING to do with assigning a static IP address [12:04] it works in vanilla Gnome doesnt it ? [12:05] there is already bug filled regarding static ip and still unassigned [12:06] https://bugs.launchpad.net/network-manager/+bug/279384 [12:06] Launchpad bug 279384 in network-manager "NetworkManager does not provide a way for static IP configuration with DHCP-provided DNS, gateway etc." [Unknown,Confirmed] [12:07] oh wait its assigned to gnome bug --->> https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=555626 [12:07] Gnome bug 555626 in nm-applet "[enh] static IP but DNS via DHCP" [Enhancement,New] [12:08] mean while i have un -installed it and using wicd [12:20] dtchen, what would happen if an app disables pulse on startup, and tries to use alsa's "default" plug? [12:22] gp_will_be_back: no it doesn't [12:23] gp_will_be_back: state the comment in either the launchpad or gnome bug report which says it works in vanilla gnome [12:24] juego de boxeo online http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html === tkamppeter__ is now known as tkamppeter === edson is now known as Orochimaru === Orochimaru is now known as edson [16:06] hey guys, bug 421221 affects the listing for Text Editor in ubuntu-docs, however there still seems to be some upstream discussion about it [16:06] Launchpad bug 421221 in gedit "menu entry says 'gedit' should say 'Text Editor'" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/421221 [16:07] Is the plan to release with "gedit Text Editor" in Applications->Accessories, or is it going to be adjusted again before final Karmic release? [16:07] Is there another bug open for the issue that I'm just not seeing? [16:39] tested today's daily build, still found some acpi warning message when bootup === c_korn is now known as gbotu === gbotu is now known as c_korn === arand_ is now known as arand === a1g_ is now known as Guest90778 === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates === Guest90778 is now known as a1g [17:38] Hello [17:38] Please I need help [17:39] anyone here? === dendrobates is now known as dendro-afk [18:02] there is a fix on network-manager that has been committed via launchpad. Are there any docs on how to build the stuff from launchpad? I downloaded the patches via bzr and ran the rules file to get the source from git, but I'm kinda lost at that point [18:02] it looks like something will have to apply the patch files and then the build process is probably about the same as "usual" [18:45] hello, can anyone on a laptop confirm this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/442378 [18:45] Launchpad bug 442378 in gnome-power-manager "gnome-power-manager settings have no "on battery" tab" [Undecided,New] === vorian_ is now known as heHATEme === ryu2 is now known as ryu [20:43] could someone "give-back" ruby1.9.1 on i386? it built everywhere else, so I'm pretty surprised it failed to build on i386. [20:53] lucas: the package seems to have been built fine: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ruby1.9.1/1.9.1.243-2/+build/1275487 [20:54] lucas: btw, you should be able to retry builds by yourself (if you have upload priviledges for the package, that is) === cjwatson_ is now known as cjwatson [20:59] foxbuntu: upstart doesn't start xsplash, which might explain why you're having trouble finding where it does. :-) I think it's started by the GNOME session [21:56] cjwatson, thanks, I learned that last night :) [22:19] /usr/sbin/invoke-rc.d: 274: /sbin/runlevel: not found <-- is maybe sysv-rc missing a Depends: upstart-compat-sysv ? === lamont` is now known as lamont [22:41] lamont: upstart rather than upstart-compat-sysv. I'm going to upload a fix to a PPA first since I'm slightly wary of pre-depends cycles here [22:41] ok [22:48] cjwatson: fwiw, the new chroots differ from the old chroots in that rather than /etc/hostname having some random buildd host (wherever it was built), they now say 'INVALID' - there's a part of me that wants to add that host to /etc/hosts. :-( [22:53] lamont: they also differ in that apparently the debconf frontend is borked ... [22:53] (you have a bug about that) [22:57] ah, thanks [22:57] got a handy bug number? if not, I'll go find it === yofel_ is now known as yofel [22:59] lamont: bug 442480 [22:59] Launchpad bug 442480 in console-setup "Recent update to console-setup is causing packages to FTBFS" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/442480 === dendro-afk is now known as dendrobates [23:43] what makes two people seemingly independently file bugs about being unable to eject CDs against D-Bus in two days?