[00:41] jbarnes, there's a perf regression on -intel 2.9.0 - bug 24537 [00:41] Launchpad bug 24537 in courier "courier-imap-ssl: 2004-10-24 Testing update causes imap ssl to cease working (dup-of: 24551)" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24537 [00:41] Launchpad bug 24551 in courier "Courier IMAP SSL broken after update" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24551 [00:44] bryce_: sounds like fun... [00:54] bryce_: Is there anything in particular you'd like me to do to further diagnose the problem? [00:55] Are you able to reproduce it yourself? [00:55] dmandell, since you know that version 2.8.1 works, this suggests that git bisection would be effective at narrowing in on which change introduced the regression [00:55] dmandell, if you're game I can give you a link on how to do this [00:56] (it'll require rebuilding -intel and a series of X restarts) [00:56] bryce_: Sure, the caveat is that I'm unavailable until about 10pm tonight because I have an art class. [00:56] If you want to email me instructions on what I need to do, I'd be glad to do it once I get home. [00:56] dmandell, ok, I'll be around then, give me a ping [00:57] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Bisecting [00:57] Let me take a look at it quickly and see if I have any questions. [00:58] How much of a pain will it be to get everything back to normal once I'm done? [00:58] I use the laptop for work, so it would need to be available for my use tomorrow during the day. [00:59] dmandell, should be a matter of just reinstalling xserver-xorg-video-intel [00:59] Ok, cool. === ripps_ is now known as ripps [07:26] Since the latest xserver-xorg-video-intel I've been having trouble with screen locks on my Dell Latitude D430 (this is on Kubuntu Karmic). For other reasons ubuntu-bug is broken on KDE right now, so I'll report the bug tomorrow. Currently every time I close the lid and the screen blanks it will not come back on. [07:42] ScottK, um... that is the patch that you'd asked me to put in earlier. Have you changed your mind? ;-) [08:45] bryce_: I've marked bug #365943 as fixed [08:45] Launchpad bug 365943 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics "Mouse cursor jumps when two fingers are used" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/365943 [08:46] thanks [08:48] tseliot, I made a list of X packages with patches and have been going through and reviewing them the past few days [08:48] bryce_: excellent [08:49] tseliot, I noticed a number of bugs in -synaptics, -nvidia, and -evdev where you had done a patch, or someone else had done one and you commented, but it was a bit ambiguous whether I should pull the patch or wait [08:49] so mostly I opted for the latter [08:49] it would be great if in LL we could get all those resolved [08:49] tseliot, if you were to update the bug reports and simply say, "please pull this patch" then I could take care of the rest [08:51] tseliot, if you will be at UDS, I bet you and I could just spend an hour and go through them all. Will you be at Dallas? [08:51] bryce_: do you have any bug numbers I can have a look at? [08:51] sure [08:51] one sec [08:52] bryce_: no, unfortunately I won't be there (personal reasons) but I'll participate from home [08:55] tseliot, http://people.canonical.com/~bryce/patches.html [08:56] I've whittled that list down from what it was but it's still longer than it should be [08:57] bryce_: nice [08:57] tseliot, if a bug report is still valid, but the patch that was attached to it is not valid, what I've been doing is editing the attachment and remove the [x] patch checkmark. That's sufficient to get it off this list. [08:58] tjaalton, ^^ you might find this report of interest as well [08:58] bryce_: ah, ok so removing a patch will do it [09:04] btw the list does not update itself automatically (at least not yet), due to the huge number of bugs it has to process. But I can update it manually as needed. [09:13] good to know. It's still better than having to look for patches manually on launchpad [09:14] yeah it is good for finding patches in packages I don't often look at [11:25] bryce_: Maybe. [11:26] It may be something else because it only seems to be after lid close/open. [11:33] ScottK, try downgrading to the previous -intel and reproducing [11:33] bryce_: I will. [11:36] bryce_: I'll be offline most of today, so I'll report back tonight. [11:38] ScottK, as you wish === jg_ is now known as jg === apw` is now known as apw === marjomercado is now known as marjo [14:30] i just confirmed and added a workaround for my first ubuntu-x bug \o/ [15:40] tseliot, which of the settings daemon and the config deamon are responsible for suspend initiation? [15:40] apw: what are you trying to do? [15:42] find out who to blame if one suspends on ac then removes ac and resumes then the machine resuspends ... from the pm-utils logs it is being asked to suspend 2x times [15:42] so its something above pm-utils i want to blame for the bug :) [15:43] perhaps devicekit-power [15:43] apw: it could be. You might want to ask pitti about it [15:43] tseliot, yeah thanks [15:44] np [15:44] apw, ah that's the scenario that's causing it? it's been annoying the heck out of me, but seemed so "random"! :) [15:45] yeha was random to me also ... but someone on a kernel bug worked out the 100% trigger [15:45] very very rare 1 in 20 [15:45] now i can get it all the time :) [16:02] tseliot, confirming your dell 10v dead strip of touchpad is applying auto now [16:02] apw: great, it's good to know that it works well [16:22] superm1, that double suspend is bug #425411 ... working it with pitti [16:22] Launchpad bug 425411 in devicekit-power "Computer suspends immediately after resuming if power is unplugged while suspended" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/425411 [16:22] cool thanks === solarion_ is now known as Solarion [21:07] bug 452296.. wtf? [21:07] Launchpad bug 452296 in xorg "GLX 1.3 is not supported for bugs.freedesktop.org" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/452296 [21:11] pointless bug of the day [21:15] something like that === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth === marjomercado is now known as marjo_ [22:36] bryce_: Intel driver is off the hook. I downgraded and still had the problem. Thanks for the suggestion. [23:13] bryce: mesa: I wonder how you got 109_revert-dma-reuse.patch to apply :) it patches the same file 4 times through symlinks. I am not sure quilt is good at symlinks. [23:16] oh I get it, because I am trying on git tree with symlinks, and the orig.tar.gz has already dereferenced them [23:17] tormod, right yeah that was a pain [23:17] confused the hell out of me for a while ! [23:17] I had to hand-edit the patch to remove the stuff for the symlinked files [23:17] dunno if there's an easier way [23:18] well you had to add the stuff, not remove, right? [23:23] I had to remove, otherwise the patch didn't apply [23:27] to apply on a git tree yes, but in the diff.gz patch it needs to be four-fold [23:28] I added this patch to the x-updates snapshot, seems like upstream are not exactly rushing to fix this [23:35] do we need to fix the patch in karmic? [23:43] bryce_, no it is fine, it is four-fold -> works with orig.tar.gz [23:49] ok cool