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micahgcjohnston: just because a bug also occurs on another OS doesn't make it invalid00:09
micahgcjohnston: wishlist done00:10
cjohnstonwishlist bug 50115000:27
ubot4Launchpad bug 501150 in xterm "Merge xterm 251-1 (main) from Debian testing (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50115000:27
jibelcjohnston, bug 501150 is a merge request.00:44
ubot4Launchpad bug 501150 in xterm "Merge xterm 251-1 (main) from Debian testing (main)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50115000:44
jibelcjohnston, you'd better leave them alone unless you know what you're doing.00:45
jibelcjohnston, you can find information about those special report at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Special%20types%20of%20bugs00:45
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anon^_^anyone familiar with Ubuntu bug squad member afflux?07:27
anon^_^trying to reach him, but doesn't appear he's been active since Jan, 200907:27
* anon^_^ listens for crickets chirping07:29
Yosresuming from hibernate <-- what package would that come under?08:25
qenseIs it up to the application to fill the bookmark list of GtkFileChooser? And wasn't there a new feature in Qt/KDE applications that makes them use the GtkFileChooser dialogue when GNOME is running?10:51
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PrototypeX29Ahi, i would like to file a bug report for the user manager in the adminstration-menu, but i do not know the name of the package13:43
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cyan-spamhello all. got a question about policy here17:47
hggdhcyan-spam: please ask17:48
cyan-spami'm experiencing https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/474990 and am working on debugging it17:50
ubot4Launchpad bug 474990 in linux "[Hewlett-Packard Presario R4000 (PX353UA#ABA)] suspend/resume failure" [Undecided,Confirmed]17:50
cyan-spami'm not the original reporter, but am pretty sure the guy has the same issue as me. am i free to muck around with the report (eg, change the package)?17:51
cyan-spamor should i file a different report?17:51
hggdhwell17:51
hggdhif your hardware is *exactly* the same as the reporter, then you could use this bug17:52
hggdhotherwise, better to open a new bug17:52
hggdhBTW, why would you change the package? If it is a suspend/resume issue, it is the kernel17:52
cyan-spami think it's actually a bug in an x driver17:52
cyan-spami can't reproduce using pm-suspend from a VT17:52
hggdhoh17:52
hggdhhum17:53
cyan-spamand i can also reproduce same hang just by switching VTs17:53
cyan-spamthough less often17:53
hggdhthen I think it might be a better idea, really, to open a new bug -- and reference this one -- under X17:53
cyan-spamok sounds good. thank you!17:53
hggdhcyan-spam: welcome, and thank you for heping17:53
cyan-spamhggdh: sure thing. by the way, do you know the recommended way of generating an xorg.conf these days? so i can play around with different drivers?17:55
hggdhcyan-spam: at least for me, I can look at the /var/log/Xorg.0.log and get the default config from there (it is printed out in the log)17:56
hggdhthen just create /etc/X11/xorg.conf based on the default, and adjust as needed17:56
hggdhthis is what I did right now, on Lucid, to get X working again17:56
hggdh(bloody ATI driver is segv-ing)17:57
hggdhbtw, time to find out if it is a known issue17:59
cyan-spamhggdh: ok, found it. thanks again17:59
cyan-spami wish there was a bit more documentation on how xorg config works these days. i find the wiki pages are all mixed up about it18:01
hggdhit is changing a lot, lately... volunteers are welcome to update the docs ;-)18:11
cyan-spamhehe18:13
cyan-spamtoo bad volunteers need to know the information first!18:13
hggdhheh18:13
slacker_nlhello18:32
PrototypeX29Ahi18:32
slacker_nlhave a problem on jaunty, bugs 384550/350562 are fix released but not for Jaunty, I still have the bug18:33
ubot4Launchpad bug 384550 in gdesklets "[jaunty] gdesklets should depend on python2.5 - fails to start with Could not launch 'gDesklets'" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38455018:33
slacker_nldo i reopen them?18:33
hggdhslacker_nl: you can nominate it for Jaunty18:36
slacker_nlhggdh: k18:41
PrototypeX29Ais there a specified behaviour for users-admin?18:45
PrototypeX29Ai don't think it is behaving correctly18:45
hggdhPrototypeX29A: please explain18:48
PrototypeX29Ahggdh: my standard-user is not shown, and it definetely exists as i can log in18:49
PrototypeX29Aso i am assuming, there is an error, but i can't be sure as there is no specification for the behaviour of "users-admin"18:50
PrototypeX29Ahggdh: and for sure users-admin does not usually list all existing users in /etc/shadow18:51
hggdhPrototypeX29A: what version of Ubuntu? Here I can see my account on users-admin18:53
PrototypeX29Ait is Karmic, but i don't have this problem with all my 9.10s only with this one18:54
PrototypeX29Aso there are two possibilities a) it's a bug,  b) my system is messed up18:55
hggdhI personally tend to (b) ;-)18:55
hggdhtry creating a new account, for tests, and then login to it, and try there18:55
PrototypeX29Ai would tend to (b) to, but i cannot say it for sure, as these are not distinguishable without a spec :)18:57
hggdhusers-admin should, by default, show all user accounts18:57
hggdhbut, no system ones. You would have to change a setting on gconf to get the system accounts18:58
PrototypeX29Athere are a lot of users, which are not really meant to login an, like, gdm, uucp, haldeamon etc.18:58
PrototypeX29Agconf?18:59
hggdhthese are the system users18:59
PrototypeX29Ais it possible users-admin mistakes my account for a system account?18:59
hggdhmight, if your account id is less than 100019:01
hggdhwhich would mean you created it manually19:02
PrototypeX29Ano, i did not19:02
hggdhbut, on a terminal, run 'id' -- this will print out the user, ids, and groups19:03
PrototypeX29Ait's 100019:03
hggdhso it should be shown19:04
PrototypeX29Athen i will consider it a bug :)19:05
PrototypeX29Awhich package does it belong to19:05
PrototypeX29Acan't find a package for users-admin19:05
hggdhgnome-system-tools19:07
hggdh(dpkg -L users-admin will show the package)19:08
PrototypeX29Ait does not recognize -L as a parameter19:10
hggdhdarn, typo... it is -S19:14
PrototypeX29Awill every user get its own group?19:16
PrototypeX29Ai tried to add a user "gast" and got the errp19:16
PrototypeX29Aerror group "gast" already exists19:16
hggdhyes, every new user will have a group with the same name19:17
PrototypeX29Aif i add a new user it will appear in /etc/shadows but not in the users-admin list19:19
PrototypeX29Aonly "root"19:19
PrototypeX29Abut this problem will not be reproduceable19:20
hggdhdid you try to login under a brand new userid?19:21
PrototypeX29Aand then?19:21
PrototypeX29Ai can login as the new user, but it is not shown as an option in the login-menu19:22
hggdhthen try to run users-admin19:25
PrototypeX29Athe same effect19:25
PrototypeX29Ai only can see the root19:26
hggdhun users-admin?19:26
hggdhs/un/on/19:26
PrototypeX29Ayes19:26
PrototypeX29Ain /etc/password i can see all users19:26
PrototypeX29Apasswd19:27
PrototypeX29Adoes users-admin use /etc/passwd as base for its representation?19:28
hggdhI have not looked at the code, but I would expect /etc/passwd would be used somewhere along the search19:29
PrototypeX29Ai would not know where else it could search19:32
hggdhopen a bug, and we will see what happens19:33
PrototypeX29Ait will stay unconfirmed forever, i guess :)19:33
hggdhwho knows? ;-) but give me the bug #19:36
PrototypeX29Alp #50142119:43
ubot4Launchpad bug 501421 in gnome-system-tools "[users-admin] Users-admin will does not show any users except 'root'" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50142119:43
hggdhPrototypeX29A: let's see what happens, but I will give it a try19:44
PrototypeX29Ahow? :)19:44
hggdhlook at the code, and try to imagine what might have gone wrong. But root should not be shown...19:44
PrototypeX29Aso then there is a related bug19:45
PrototypeX29Ai will try to upload  /etc/passwd19:45
micahgshould the bug be private then?19:46
PrototypeX29Ai don't think this is a security thread, is it?19:46
PrototypeX29Aas the password information is stored in /etc/shadows19:46
hggdhnot really a security threat, more a potential privacy issue19:47
PrototypeX29Ai would not use twitter, if i cared for that stuff :)19:48
hggdhif this was to be a server, with multiple users, I would worry a bit more. But for a personal system, not much is gained, apart from the user name19:49
Prototyp1X29Are19:52
MTecknologyI can't install chromium-browser :S it says no candidate version found for chromium-browser19:55
MTecknology!info chromium-browser19:56
ubot4MTecknology: Package chromium-browser does not exist in karmic19:56
MTecknology:S ... it shows up in aptitude search chromium-browser19:56
micahgMTecknology: it's not in the distro, it's from a PPA19:56
MTecknologymicahg: I'm wondering why aot thinks it's available..19:59
micahgaot?19:59
micahgapt?19:59
MTecknologyapt*19:59
MTecknologyc   chromium-browser                      - Chromium browser19:59
micahgMTecknology: apt-cache policy chromium-browser19:59
MTecknology  Installed: (none)  Candidate: (none)  Version table:     4.0.222.3~svn20091009r28536-0ubuntu1~ucd1 0        100 /var/lib/dpkg/status20:00
micahgMTecknology: it was probably installed at some point and maybe the PPa was disabled20:01
MTecknologyok20:01
MTecknologythanks20:01
micahgMTecknology: do you need the link to the PPA?20:01
MTecknologynope20:02
MTecknologyI'm installing now20:03
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: looks the tool uses its own profile data in /etc/gnome-system-tools/users/profile20:11
Prototyp1X29Aprofiles20:11
Prototyp1X29Ahmm no, this is something else. I was suspecting redundant data20:11
slacker_nlwhen you supply a debdif to a bug report then one would subscribe $someone@u.c ?20:13
micahgslacker_nl: depends what you are trying to do20:17
slacker_nlmicahg: created a debdiff for ajaunty package to close 2 bugs20:20
micahgslacker_nl: if it's an SRU, then you need to follow this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates20:20
slacker_nllemme have a lok, thnx20:21
slacker_nllook20:21
slacker_nli think it is sru20:23
micahgslacker_nl: an update to an existing release is an SRU :)20:25
slacker_nladded ubuntu-sru20:27
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: these are the default for an adminstrator, Desktop user and common users (which you can set on the users-admin)20:29
micahgslacker_nl: do you have a test case in the description?20:31
slacker_nlmicahg: by test case you mean?20:32
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: yes, i could not find the part where the actual configs are read20:32
slacker_nli've changed a dependency because it doesn't start without it20:32
micahgslacker_nl: steps for the QA team to verify your patch fixes the issue in teh specified version20:32
slacker_nland it builds on my box...20:32
slacker_nlhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdesklets/+bug/35056220:33
ubot4Launchpad bug 350562 in gdesklets "gdesklets requires python2.5 without package dependency" [Undecided,Fix released]20:33
slacker_nlthat's the one20:33
slacker_nlmicahg: ^^20:33
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: src/users/users-tool.c ?20:35
micahgslacker_nl: I think that's ok20:36
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: oobs_users_config_get()?20:37
hggdhslacker_nl: just a question -- did you verify it to build correctly? Note that simply building on your machine is *not* enough20:37
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: yes, thereabout20:38
hggdhslacker_nl: because you may have changed dependencies, and you have them all installed20:38
slacker_nlhggdh: like in a PPA? negative20:39
slacker_nlhggdh: the build depends were correct, but the normal depends were not20:39
hggdhslacker_nl: (1) yes, like a PPA, or a pbuilder; (2) ah, so you just changed the run-time depends?20:40
micahgslacker_nl: actually, SRU usually likes explicit test case, so maybe make a before and after in the description20:40
slacker_nlhggdh: ahh, k, I could do a pbuilder build and/or ppa if they want me too, and yes, it had a dependency for python (which is 2.6 on jaunty) and not 2.5, so i changed python to python2.520:42
micahghggdh: if nothing in the build was changed, then it just needs to be test installed on a stock jaunty system20:44
hggdhmicahg: yes, I agree20:46
slacker_nlit happens that I have stock jaunty ;)20:49
hggdhheh20:49
hggdhslacker_nl: BTW, thank you for working on this20:50
slacker_nlnp20:50
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: the other bug you referred to (root being shown) is at get_users_tool_contructor()20:52
porthoseslacker_nl, you may want to try something like python (>=2.5), just an idea :)20:53
slacker_nlporthose: no, since 2.6 won't work20:54
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: yes, but is root shown at every instance, or only sometimes at some systems?20:57
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: i am not sure whether it is a real bug or just a feature wish20:57
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: right now, it is always shown. I do not know if this was the intention, but the code implements a gconf key for it (showroot), which is not yet created20:59
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: i am trying to do a command-line listing tool which uses the oobs-library, to isolate the bug20:59
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: cool. Please update the bug as needed. It still sounds like something in your setup got mangled, though21:00
Prototyp1X29Ayes, but it would help to know what :)21:00
Prototyp1X29Ai am under the impression, that only the /etc/passwd should be used as reference for the listing21:01
slacker_nlhggdh/micahg: so no extra stuff for sru, leave it as is? or...21:04
hggdhslacker_nl: I think this is good enough21:08
slacker_nlhggdh: k21:08
slacker_nlthnx for the help21:08
slacker_nlgn all21:10
hggdhgn, slacker_nl21:13
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: the showroot part is fixed on GIT, and should land on Lucid on next update21:20
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: just got an update, that my bug is a duplicate21:23
Prototyp1X29Alp #21071021:24
ubot4Launchpad bug 210710 in gnome-system-tools "System > Admin > Users and Groups: only root available" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21071021:24
hggdhyes, Milan is usually very responsive21:32
hggdhrun the checks he is asking for, please, this will help21:33
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: BTW, please answer on 21071021:33
AntonyScan I set bug 500487 to confirmed?21:35
ubot4Launchpad bug 500487 in gnome-applets "[lucid] volume icon twice in systray" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50048721:35
hggdhAntonyS: if you see the same, yes. Also add a comment about that21:36
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: yes i am prepario21:37
Prototyp1X29Apreparing a new report right now21:37
AntonySI haven't, but there are screenshots and one other person responded to say they had21:37
hggdhAntonyS: then please state you are confirming based on the other user's input21:37
Prototyp1X29Ahggdh: seems there were bogus entries in /etc/login.defs22:08
Prototyp1X29Athanks for your help, it's working now22:09
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: did you add a comment on the bug about that?22:10
Prototyp1X29Asure, it is all documented22:10
hggdhPrototyp1X29A: thank you22:12
EagleSnhi22:27

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