[00:55] file sharing servers are up and running again! [01:56] Can I share notes with others? [02:07] wgrant: Not yet, but I think you could be the first to submit a bug that you can't! :) [02:07] wgrant: The same thing goes for contacts FWIW [02:08] jblount: Well, contacts don't seem to work through the web UI. [02:08] And I'm glad you cannot yet share notes. [02:08] I have a bug to file, but it's not that they should be shared. [02:09] Is ubuntuone-servers the new ubunet? [02:09] wgrant: Yeah, all the web servery bits. [02:20] pessoal como faço para adicionar meu computador ao ubuntu one? [02:29] Argh wtf. [02:39] Sigh. [02:49] jblount: Feel like looking at me two bugs? [02:49] You probably want to. [03:08] wgrant: I'd be happy to, which ones? [03:09] jblount: mmmm, you wouldn't be happy to. Bug #452707, bug #452689 [03:09] Bug 452707 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/452707 is private [03:09] Bug 452689 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/452689 is private [03:10] wgrant: Yikes, these both seem quite important. I fear that I'm not the best person to triage them, but I can point statik at them so they can be dealt with as quickly as possible. [03:10] wgrant: Thanks very much for reporting them though, I appreciate the effort. [03:11] jblount: The latter isn't really important yet. [03:12] wgrant: Not until we start sharing notes, right? (I haven't heard even whispers of this yet, so it could be really far off or right around the corner) [03:13] Right. [03:13] But anyway, enough has been said. [03:22] Thanks statik. [03:23] wgrant: it will take a few minutes to land the branch and roll it out. the fix is pushing up to launchpad now. thanks for reporting it. [03:23] statik: But the other one is not quite so easily fixable. [03:24] * spm spots a rollout in his immediate future [03:24] * jamesh looks at the second [03:24] feedparser sanitization maybe? [03:25] * jblount marvels at spm's eagle eyes [03:25] jblount: it's a knack [03:25] yeah. That or some other whitelist based parser [03:25] Good response time, I will give you that. [03:26] blacklists suck [03:26] But, um, how the fuck did either of those get through? [03:27] my ignorance [03:33] You know. [03:34] It gets worse. [03:34] I think [03:34] * wgrant tests.......... [03:35] Thankfully not at the moment, but it is very dangerous. [03:36] wgrant: if you are ever interested in auditing the server code i would do my best to get you access [03:38] (see the comment on bug #452707 for may latest concern) [03:38] Bug 452707 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/452707 is private [03:40] wgrant: thank you for reporting the bugs. [03:47] Apologies for the nastiness. I've found all too many holes in LP. [04:01] wgrant: yes, thanks for reporting these [06:24] statik: Thanks for fixing that quickly. [06:24] wgrant: np. we're in the middle of rolling it out now [06:25] had to patch django to support HTTP-only, but jamesh took care of that === john is now known as Guest69128 [08:33] aquarius, dobey: Thanks I'll let you know how it works out :) [08:56] tiz, cool :) [09:02] I installed UbuntuOne on UBuntu 9.04, but I cannot connect to it ... how would I go about troubleshooting that? [09:04] Bossmanbeta: what did you do exactly and what do you mean with 'cannot connect'? [09:05] I've clicked connect in the nautilus window as well as the tray icon in GNome, it simply won't connect. The only way I can add files is to use the UbuntuOne web gui [09:05] I wasn't sure where the log files for UbuntuOne were kept exactly. [09:05] In the nautilus window, when I click "connect" -- it just has a grey button "connecting" but never does..... [09:06] the tray icon remains with a small red X in the lower right of the UbuntuOne icon [09:08] perhaps the log files will give me a glimpse... would you know where they're kept & what they're called? [09:08] Bossmanbeta: ~/.cache/ubuntuone/log [09:09] Bossmanbeta: make sure you have the most update packages [09:09] I just installed it yesterday... [09:09] Possibly bug #451670 [09:09] Launchpad bug 451670 in ubuntuone-client "no HTTPSConnection._tunnel_host in python <= 2.6.2" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/451670 [09:11] hmm [09:11] the log says something about cannot get token [09:11] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/main.py", line 338, in get_access_token [09:11] Bossmanbeta: if you use the nightly builds, there's been an update tonight [09:11] raise NoAccessToken("No access token found.") [09:11] Bossmanbeta: have you add your computer to the list of allowed ones? [09:12] i believe so [09:12] where would I confirm that [09:13] Bossmanbeta: https://one.ubuntu.com/account/machines/ for the moment it's not very readable I'm afraid [09:13] Bossmanbeta: but at least you'll see if you have at least one [09:13] in any case you may want to re-add it [09:14] i see nmy computer hostname yes... then followed with (random hash characters) [09:14] no access token found implies the computer was not added properly? [09:15] ...once I remove a machine, i don't readily see a link to add a machine [09:16] Bossmanbeta: let me find it for you [09:16] odd, the link to add a machine isn't readily visible [09:19] There is no link, because you must do it from the machine. [09:19] Using the applet. [09:19] hmm [09:19] this is acatch-22 from hell [09:19] I cannot connect with the applet [09:20] and now that i've removed myself, I can't re-add myself I suppose now [09:20] Bossmanbeta, the best thing to do here is to kill the applet and then re-start it; at that point it should ask you to add your machine again, and then it will work. Same thing happened to me [09:20] Bossmanbeta, from a terminal window, do "killall ubuntuone-client-applet" [09:20] then start the applet again from Applications > Internet > Ubuntu One [09:21] it should then pop up your browser asking you to add this machine [09:21] hmm [09:21] I killed it, re-rean it .. nothing happens [09:21] the tray icon appears.. with a red x [09:22] and my machine remains un-readded [09:22] this client failed on 2 of my 9.10 machines [09:22] Bossmanbeta, and a new tab has not opened in Firefox? [09:22] as well as this 9.04 machine [09:22] no aquarius [09:23] Bossmanbeta, OK, it's possible you have an old token rather than no token [09:23] Bossmanbeta, try this [09:23] Bossmanbeta, kill the applet again (killall ubuntuone-client-applet in a Terminal) [09:23] then open Applications > Accessories > Passwords and Encryption Keys [09:23] I am getting the same error [09:23] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/main.py", line 338, in get_access_token [09:23] raise NoAccessToken("No access token found.") [09:24] Expand the login section [09:24] and look for a line with UbuntuOne token for https://ubuntuone.com [09:24] is there one there? [09:24] under the PASSWORDS tab... there is nothing for ubuntuone [09:25] all I have is twitter, adobe air and gwibber [09:26] aquarius: do i have to add one here for ubuntuone? How would I ? [09:26] Bossmanbeta, no, the applet adds it for you [09:26] hmm it hasn't done so here. [09:27] try running the applet from the command line (in a terminal, do "ubuntuone-client-applet") [09:27] i got some output [09:27] the last line: dbus.exceptions.DBusException: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoServer: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-KV93XozCMV: Connection refused [09:28] er! [09:28] you can't talk to D-Bus. [09:28] it returned to the command prompt as well [09:28] OK, that might explain why the applet is not letting you authorise your computer! [09:28] :) [09:28] why is it trying to do this [09:29] Bossmanbeta, the applet uses D-Bus to send a message saying "I don't have authorisation details for this computer, please get them for me" [09:29] but that message never gets there because you can't talk to D-Bus. That's weird. I've never seen that before :) [09:30] aquarius: here is the full output when I ran from cmd line: [09:30] http://pastebin.com/d2ddc5dda [09:31] Bossmanbeta, are you logged in as root? [09:31] no [09:31] I shouldn't need to sudo that client command though [09:31] agreed completely [09:32] I installed this yesterday... so I should have the most recent version [09:32] I'm just trying to think of reasons why you can't talk to d-bus [09:32] and sudoing the command is one reason [09:32] you're not ssh'ed in from another computer or similar either, right? :) [09:32] no [09:33] ok, indulge me: sudo /etc/init.d/dbus restart [09:33] ok [09:33] then try running ubuntuone-client-applet again [09:33] (from the command line) [09:36] Isn't the session, not system, bus the problem? [09:36] yes. [09:37] wgrant, I'm not sure whether the system init scripts restart the session bus as well [09:37] hmm [09:37] but I don't know a way to directly restart the session bus other than logging out and back in again [09:37] wgrant, open to suggestions here :) [09:37] Bossmanbeta, ? [09:37] well that killed my gnome session as I thoughtit would [09:37] Check for a dbus-daemon running with --session, maybe? [09:37] oh. oops. :) [09:37] (I am screen'ed in here on irc) [09:37] that's why I didn't disconnect :) [09:38] Right, restarting dbus will make X very unhappy. [09:38] Bossmanbeta, clever :) [09:38] the ubuntuone client auto-restarted on login [09:38] still have the red X [09:38] on the other hand, if it killed your session, that should restart the d-bus session bus :) [09:38] I will run it from command line [09:39] same thing [09:39] last line: dbus.exceptions.DBusException: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoServer: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-KV93XozCMV: Connection refused [09:39] Bossmanbeta, OK. That, to me, sounds like you have a D-Bus problem and the Ubuntu One applet is just an unfortunate casualty of that problem [09:40] my system's been running fine though... [09:40] no problems [09:40] I could do a full reboot [09:40] ps aux | grep dbus-daemon [09:41] let's see if you have d-bus running: ps axu | grep dbus [09:41] heh, wgrant faster than me :) [09:41] 103 14650 0.0 0.0 3180 1464 ? Ss 04:34 0:00 /bin/dbus-daemon --system [09:41] j 15168 0.0 0.0 3196 1560 ? Ss 04:34 0:00 //bin/dbus-daemon --fork --print-pid 6 --print-address 9 --session [09:41] j 15979 0.0 0.0 3340 816 pts/3 S+ 04:40 0:00 grep dbus-daemon [09:41] Hm. So you do have a session bus. [09:41] That's a bit sad. [09:41] set | grep DBUS [09:42] ...ok I'll gie, what's a session bus :) [09:42] Bossmanbeta, there are two D-Bus buses, the system bus and the session bus -- they're the things that run D-Bus and make it work [09:42] DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-KV93XozCMV,guid=c5b41f559dcc9cb35e613e784ac9622d [09:42] Bossmanbeta, the system bus is run by root and there's only one of them [09:42] the session bus is run by you as part of your session [09:43] Does 'dbus-monitor' work? [09:43] Failed to open connection to session message bus: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-KV93XozCMV: Connection refused [09:44] good call. I forgot about dbus-monitor. I was trying to think of things that used d-bus :) [09:44] I suppose my dbus is supposed to be accepting these connectings [09:44] Bossmanbeta, OK, yeah, your problem is D-Bus. A reboot might fix this, unless wgrant has better suggestions? [09:44] aquarius: Well, I admit I discovered it with dbus [09:44] A logout and in should have fixed it. [09:44] So.. reboot! [09:44] I dont mind rebooting [09:45] but it gives me that MS feeling, ya know? [09:45] :D [09:45] that's why I've been avoiding suggesting it :) [09:45] I know ... I figured :) [09:45] ok brb [09:45] but d-bus not running suggests your session is deeply sick ;) [09:45] well let's see [09:45] wgrant, cheers for the help there :) [09:45] uptime: 04:45:35 up 711 days, 5:42, 7 users, load average: 0.25, 0.29, 0.41 [09:46] that might be why [09:46] eh brb [09:46] no kernel upgrades for 711 days ;) [09:47] back in 3 [09:47] I think that makes two local privilege escalation vulnerabilities. [09:49] :-) [09:49] Although hopefully not any more XSSes. I will go hunting for more of those tomorrow. [09:51] Is the rollout still not done? [09:52] ok i get a new error [09:53] http://pastebin.com/d7f18407 [09:53] aha, yes. We know about this one. [09:53] Can you try apt-get install python-ssl [09:53] ? [09:53] ok [09:53] and see if that fixes it? [09:53] sure thing [09:53] er, python-openssl [09:54] couldn't find the package [09:54] ah [09:54] it's already there and the newest [09:55] The bug I referenced earlier has a workaround. [09:55] I think. [09:55] Maybe that was only in here. [09:55] aquarius: I seem to already have python-openssl [09:56] OK, then you are suffering from https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+bug/451670 [09:56] Launchpad bug 451670 in ubuntuone-client "no HTTPSConnection._tunnel_host in python <= 2.6.2" [High,Triaged] [09:56] please mark that bug as also affecting you [09:56] ...sucks to be me [09:56] should I report it? [09:57] yeah; it's because the Python in jaunty doesn't have the SSL stuff that we need [09:57] on that bug page, there's "Does this bug affect you?"; if you click that, you can say "yes it does" [09:58] where's tha tlink [09:58] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+bug/451670 [09:58] Launchpad bug 451670 in ubuntuone-client "no HTTPSConnection._tunnel_host in python <= 2.6.2" [High,Triaged] [09:58] i don't see the "does this affect u" link [09:59] Are you logged in? [09:59] It should be in green, under the assignee. [10:00] hmm I just see : *Also affects project * Also affects distribution * Nominate for release [10:00] oh crap [10:00] not logge din [10:00] [10:00] ok clicked [10:00] sorry :) [10:01] wgrant, kudos for interrobang use, incidentally. [10:01] I suppose everyone with Jaunty has this problem? [10:01] Bossmanbeta: Right. [10:01] wow [10:01] aquarius: Where did I use one? In the bug? [10:01] pretty big bug then [10:02] I plan to move to karmic ... but I'd prefer to wait till the official release [10:03] wgrant, yep, in the notes XSS bug. Good catch, by the way; I covered strings, but forgot about people deliberately crafting a malicious XML note with HTML handlers in it. [10:04] aquarius: I presume there are lots of others around :( [10:04] I mean, I found those two in my first 10 minutes... [10:04] wgrant, not in the notes section. I don't know about the other stuff; I'm primarily desktop things at the moment... [10:04] I a,lso notice there's about ABOUT in the applet icon menu [10:04] Ah. [10:04] err.. there's NO "about" [10:05] wgrant, one of the bugs that we're fixing is that we're over-escaping the notes at the moment :) [10:05] Bossmanbeta, yeah. I don't know whether there should be one [10:05] aquarius: Particularly the titles, I noticed. [10:05] wgrant, indeed. [10:05] wgrant, I was a bit, er, overenthusiastic with the escaping, there :) [10:05] There are also problems in filename escaping ,but nothing too horrific. [10:05] aquarius: I would think there should be one ... especially if someone needs support... how would they check what version they had [10:06] Bossmanbeta, that would be a useful request, if you'd like to file a bug about it [10:06] or I suppose you'd say just apt-get the latest.. then start support [10:07] though I wouldn't call that a bug to file.. I suppose technically, it's a feature request :) [10:09] will ubuntuone be in the repos for apt-get updating? [10:09] oh I see it's there nm [10:35] being the bearer of little brain, I'm finding myself unable to find a button to save a note when I create it via the website [10:37] Ng, yep. Notes are autosaved, at the moment, but we'll be going back to explicit save [10:37] precisely because it's confusing people, like it's confused you. ;) [10:37] hah [10:37] even new notes? [10:37] yep [10:37] you have to wait a little bit before it notices, though [10:37] * Ng dons a suspicious look [10:38] mt will be pleased that you were confused by this, since he was right and I was wrong :P [10:39] do I take it from your suspicious look that you don't believe me? :) [10:39] That had me very confused this afternoon too. [10:40] I also couldn't see a raw edit button, so had to resort to disabling JS for my nefarious purposes. Is that deliberately missing? [10:42] this is why we're removing autosave. :) [10:42] good good :) [10:42] that's what I get for trying to be clever, I suppose. :) [10:42] aquarius: well I just don't believe you because I wrote a new note and it didn't get saved, but maybe I didn't have it open for very long [10:43] Ng, yeah, keep it open for a bit longer. (And observe that I have already said that we're removing this :)) [10:43] wgrant, "raw edit button"? [10:43] aquarius: I'm happy to wait for the new hotness :) [10:43] I did also manage to tickle an "Internal Server Error", but there was no pretty launchpad-style Oops [10:44] Ng, ooo. Please report that. that's not supposed to happen. [10:44] now I have to figure out how I did that [10:45] aquarius: I normally expect obstructive WYSIWYG editors to have a button to transform them back into a textarea. [10:45] But that might not be so important for this one when I'm not trying to exploit it. [10:46] * aquarius chuckles. Yep. This does not, because it's roughly emulating the Tomboy interface, which also doesn't allow you to edit the note's XML. [10:46] Ah. [10:47] that's why I made it autosave, too, but it's more important to be consistent with the way the rest of the website works than it is to be consistent with Tomboy. [10:48] aquarius: least useful bug report ever I'm afraid, but bug #452920 filed nonetheless [10:48] Bug 452920 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/452920 is private [10:48] hmm [10:48] I suspect I filed that on completely the wrong thing too [10:49] filed on the correct thing [10:49] totally frigging useless bug report, but I appreciate it anyway ;-) [10:49] * aquarius grins [10:49] aquarius: autosave wouldn't be so bad if it said it was doing it and had a specific button to force it. It's just confusing because it's inconsistent with other web applications [10:49] I'm all for edits I make being remembered when I'm too stupid to press the save button ;) [10:50] aha, now I made that case and was denied. But we're planning to re-add that again in the future ;) [12:30] hi all... !!! i'm back !!!! :) lol [12:30] ok the latest updates last night killed ubuntuone again [12:31] i don't think the applet client is very happy with updates [12:31] this time i/m left with a ubuntuone key but no entry in the file [12:31] can you tell me what the command line was again to kill the program and restart it? [12:31] thanks [12:33] aquarius ??? help please! [12:33] rachaelb, heya. There were some problems with the appservers yesterday -- I got the same thing [12:33] its not just me!!!!! [12:33] rachaelb, to kill the applet, from a terminal, do "killall ubuntuone-client-applet" [12:33] makes a change [12:34] rachaelb, then restart it from the command line, with "ubuntuone-client-applet" [12:34] thanks! ive written that down so i dont have to bug you again [12:34] i was trying "kill" as a command but that only works for processes [12:34] forgot the "all" bit on the end lol [12:35] thanks for your help... have a truly fab day [12:35] no problem. Enjoy yourself. :) [13:48] hey all. i had a functioning ubuntu one yesterday. today, it cannot login, and syncdaemon-exceptions says: hunzikea@AlexT60:~$ cat .cache/ubuntuone/log/syncdaemon-exceptions.log [13:48] 2009-10-16 14:47:15,377 - ubuntuone.SyncDaemon.DBus - ERROR - Can't get the auth token [13:48] Traceback (most recent call last): [13:48] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/dbus_interface.py", line 1073, in connect [13:48] access_token = self.main.get_access_token() [13:48] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/main.py", line 298, in get_access_token [13:48] return self.oauth_client.get_access_token() [13:48] File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/main.py", line 338, in get_access_token [13:48] raise NoAccessToken("No access token found.") [13:49] NoAccessToken: No access token found. indeed in seahorse i cannot find a stored key for ubuntu one. why did it disappear? [13:49] sorry for the paste, accident [13:50] diverse_izzue, something went strange overnight [13:50] diverse_izzue, from a terminal, "killall ubuntuone-client-applet", then re-run Ubuntu One, and it should ask you to reauthorise [13:57] aquarius, worked [13:57] diverse_izzue, excellent. [13:57] so where did something go wrong? on my machine or on your servers? [13:58] on the servers, I think, or more that something went a bit wrong on the servers and the client didn't cope with it seamlessly. People are sorting that out [13:59] aquarius, good to know, thx [14:11] killall ubuntuone-syncdaemon too [14:11] otherwise the new applet will pick up the old syncdaemon :) [14:12] because they talk over dbus, and dbus is all "oh, I already *have* one of those, here!" [14:12] and you're like "no, dude, I want a new one!" and dbus is "no way, dude, this one is, like, totally the one you want" [14:14] heh. wisdom from chipaca. :) [14:20] hello .. [14:20] Just upgraded a jaunty desktop and ubuntuone cant connect . [14:20] NoAccessToken: No access token found. [14:20] 1.0.0+r255-0ubuntu1~ppa1~jaunty [14:21] but I have another jaunty save ubuntuoneclient version and works fine [14:21] any hint where to look ? [14:22] rodrigo_: Hi! I deleted all my Tomboy notes in the webui, and I want that change propigated down to my computer. I've waited a while, but it doesn't seem to be happening. Any hints? [14:23] hey leonel-vaio: have you restarted the ubuntuone-client-applet ? [14:24] nimh: yes and killall all the ubuntuone processes then restarted again [14:24] nimh: same result [14:25] leonel-vaio: Do you see the applet icon in your panel? Can you right click on it and select connect? [14:25] seen anything suspicious in ~/.cache/ubuntuone/log/syncdaemon-exceptions.log ? [14:25] leonel-vaio: Actually, I think it's left click [14:26] jblount: selected connect same result [14:26] ubuntuone.SyncDaemon.DBus - ERROR - Can't get the auth token [14:27] jblount, can you kill the client applet and then run it from the command line to see the output? [14:27] even as if I where on windows rebooted and same result [14:27] aquarius: "the client applet" == tomboy.exe? [14:27] AttributeError: HTTPSConnection instance has no attribute '_tunnel_host' [14:27] leonel-vaio, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+bug/451670 [14:27] Launchpad bug 451670 in ubuntuone-client "no HTTPSConnection._tunnel_host in python <= 2.6.2" [High,Triaged] [14:28] jblount, sorry, that was directed at leonel-vaio :) [14:28] grr python :) [14:28] aquarius: thanks [14:28] leonel-vaio, yeah, it's a known bug with Python's support for SSL in jaunty. Can you tag that bug as "this also affects me" so we know how many people have a problem with it? [14:30] aquarius: tagged and commented .. Thank you. [14:31] aquarius: the funny thing is that this jaunty has the error and another jaunty works perfect. [14:31] leonel-vaio, the earlier jaunty is, I suspect, running an earlier version of the code, which used pycurl [14:32] aquarius: both are with 1.0.0+r255-0ubuntu1~ppa1~jaunty [14:33] ? [14:33] ok then I don't know why [14:33] don't look too hard at the other computer or it might break. :) [14:33] dobey, ?? [14:33] hahaha [14:33] thank you . [14:34] yes? [14:34] why would it work on some jaunty machines if they're both running the same version of the codebase? [14:34] what about the versions of python? are they moving at all? [14:38] aquarius: Python is fickle? how am i supposed to know that? :) [14:39] compare the python versions [14:39] * dobey tries on his jaunty machine === vds1 is now known as vds [14:56] jblount: you need to 'sync notes' on tomboy, it doesn't sync automatically, not until next version of tomboy [14:57] rodrigo_: Hmm, is there a button to push somewhere? [14:58] jblount: you need a ticket to ride [14:59] heh [14:59] jblount: if you've got tomboy on the system tray, there's an item on the right-click menu [14:59] jblount: if not, on each note, there's a plugins button, with a menu and a 'sync notes' item [15:01] MEETING BEGINS [15:01] Desktop+! Let's meet! Say "me" if you'd like to repined with your status in the form of TODO / DONE / BLOCKED [15:01] dobey [15:01] CardinalFang [15:01] statik [15:01] urbanape [15:01] teknico [15:01] rodrigo_ [15:01] vds [15:01] aquarius [15:02] me [15:02] me [15:02] me [15:02] me [15:02] me [15:02] me [15:03]