[03:38] Hello, does anyone know of a fix for the logon loop issue? [03:44] what logon loop issue? [04:15] bdmurray: latest lp extension is awesome [04:38] micahg: thanks! [04:39] bdmurray: if I think of some other keywords I'll let you know [07:16] bdmurray: greasemonkey shouldn't do its thing on the +edit page :) === micahg1 is now known as micahg [07:18] bdmurray: it actually seems like it interferes with the LP AJAX stuff [09:05] Hi ppl. Anyone around I can ask about a problem I'm having with "Compiled LPGM Scripts"? [09:06] Kermiac: Unless your issue is related to bug triage, ask in #ubuntu not here. [09:06] ok, sorry mate [09:09] OR file a bug, and we may be able to help triage it. [09:10] The point being that this isn't a support channel. [09:12] Thanks persia. Well, I do use it to help automate some of the tasks for bug triage... but I also understand the point jmarsden made that this isn't a support channel. I was just wondering if anyone in here uses it. i've filed a "question" https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-gm-scripts/+question/96514 [09:14] Kermiac: That looks like a bug either in launchpad or the LP_Karma_Sufix scripts. [09:14] Dunno if LP_Karma_Suffix scripts have a bug tracker, but if they do, filing there would serve you best. [09:16] thanks for having a look persia. Yeah, I filed the question against their PPA. Now that someone else thinks it looks like a bug I'll go ahead & link a bug report to the question too. Thanks for the advice [09:16] Well, the trick is figuring out where to put the bug. [09:17] Last I knew, there wasn't a way to link a bug to a PPA, and we tend not to like bugs against PPAs filed against Ubuntu. [09:18] I installed it from their PPA, but the scripts are also on Launchpad [09:18] https://edge.launchpad.net/launchpad-gm-scripts [09:20] That's a project! File a bug there. [09:20] And if you're lucky, somewhere on that project page it will explain how to contact the devs, and where to ask for support (I doubt #ubuntu is right for this case) [09:20] yeah, that's what I was going to do. Thanks again persia :) [13:48] guys.. what is up with kgpg.. seriously [13:48] like 5 crashes in 5 minutes, what ever I do [13:52] LimCore: Well, find out what's crashing it with debug/strace/... [13:55] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdeutils/+bug/472530 [13:55] Launchpad bug 472530 in kdeutils "KGpg (kgpg), signal: Segmentation fault" [Undecided,Confirmed] [13:55] gpg crashes all the time for me and other reporters. Set priority perhaps? [13:55] * kgpg [15:01] Boo [15:19] bddebian, what would I do without you, your daily "boo" tells me when it's time to go home ;) [15:21] Heh :) [16:05] seb128: can you have a look at bug #504153 and #503789 (you uploaded the lastest gtkmm2.4 package)? [16:05] Launchpad bug 504153 in libkml "Please sync libkml 1.1.0-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/504153 [16:05] Launchpad bug 503789 in gbgoffice "Please sync gbgoffice 1.4-5 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/503789 [16:06] bdrung, I just update the thing, code is come from upstream though [16:08] seb128: do you think that this is an upstream bug or do the packages need an update to be compatible to the new version? [16:09] bdrung, seems rather an upstream bug [16:09] I've pinged the upstream maintainer on IRC [16:09] waiting for a reply now [16:10] thanks. what's the name of their irc channel? [16:13] limcore mentioned some kgpg segfault issue earlier. just installed kgpg myself and it fails to start at all, even from terminal, it throws me back at prompt with no errors.. [16:37] hggdh: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Upstream/Contacts [16:37] hggdh: I've been changing the tone to be not so strict-sounding [16:47] jcastro: looking [17:01] jcastro: may I add/change? [17:03] hggdh: feel free! [17:30] jcastro, changes saved [17:31] jcastro: the most important (for me) was changing the tone on the first sentence [17:52] hggdh: those changes are much better, thank you [19:14] hi all. has anyone gotten a chance to look at the FindRightPackage improvements i mailed out a week or so ago? === asac_ is now known as asac [19:45] cyan-spam: Link? [19:46] flare183: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-bugsquad/2009-December/001719.html [19:47] * Flare183 reads it [19:48] cyan-spam: I see what your saying about the Wiki Page. [19:55] flare183: mhm. what do you think about my changes? do they help? do they target the right group of readers? [19:55] hmmm [19:56] cyan-spam: Think it does target the correct group of readers. I like the changes, but I also think you might want a second opinion too. Because like, I'm only one person so yeah. [19:57] flare183: yeah. thank you :) [19:57] cyan-spam: Your welcome :) [20:00] cyan-spam: looking, and sorry for the delay [20:08] cyan-spam: on the example for xprop -- you say " the slash is important", should be "the backslash ..." [20:08] hggdh: ok. thank you for checking it out! [20:08] cyan-spam: still going through it [20:09] but I like it very much [20:09] sweet [20:11] on " finding the right package -- you might want to add in ' apt-file': " apt-file search picasa.exe", for example. apt-file works for all packages, even if not installed (and dpkg -S only works for installed packages) [20:11] hggdh: hey, i didn't even know about that command. thanks! [20:11] sudo apt-get install apt-file [20:11] ah ok [20:12] charlie-tca: around? what is the name for the display manager on xubuntu? [20:13] hggdh: it uses gdm [20:13] ah, thanks, I have all three installed, but under gdm, so I was not sure [20:15] cyan-spam: marvelous, thank you very much. Please put it in place [20:15] hggdh: will do, thanks so much for checking it out [20:24] cyan-spam: are you interested if following coreutils bugs? [20:25] hggdh: possibly, if you need help there. i do work on the command line enough [20:27] hggdh: yeah, I am here. I had to grab food [20:34] charlie-tca: cyan-spam already answered, thank you [20:34] no problem [20:34] cyan-spam: all help is welcome ;-) [20:35] and I have been sorta busy lately, and there are some 80 bugs on coreutils to go through [20:35] hm ok [20:35] i assume this is in response to my mentor request? [20:35] Please, as these pages get re-written, let's not forget the dirivatives. So much is being centered on Ubuntu only again [20:36] charlie-tca: are there any glaring places i ignored derivatives? [20:37] Haven't looked that over good yet. more and more, I see references to "in gnome" or "in ubuntu" and it leaves out kubuntu and xubuntu mythbuntu [20:38] I'm trying to read it now [20:38] charlie-tca: ok. i was about to submit... want me to wait? [20:38] No, go ahead. We can add later if we need to. [20:38] ok [20:39] I think you waited long enough already... ;-( [20:39] hehe [20:39] i think this /page/ has waited long enough [20:39] cyan-spam: yes, it can be in response ;-) [20:40] yeah, that sounds right. [20:40] hggdh: I am trying to get back up to par on bugs. Then I will take on mentee's. [20:40] hggdh: haha, ok. i mentioned on my wiki page that i've been going through bugs without a package in my free time lately. it doesn't seem too many people have been working on that. [20:41] charlie-tca: great news (cuz this means you are doing better)! [20:41] This is true, too [20:41] cyan-spam: OK. Would you like me as your mentor? [20:41] hggdh: if you have time! i know you are involved in a lot [20:43] cyan-spam: OK, I will accept you & mark the wiki accordingly [20:43] cyan-spam: heh, I look through no-package bugs too, now if that bug count would actually start decreasing... [20:44] yofel: seriously. it's never-ending! [20:44] cyan-spam: the parts about "Launch System - Preferences"; Xubuntu doesn't have that at all; I don't think kubuntu does either [20:44] hggdh: sweet, thanks! [20:44] I'm looking though the older ones right now, there are a lot from the karmic testing phase that weren't looked at at all [20:44] that whole paragraph applies to gnome desktop environment only [20:45] charlie-tca: the "application without a menu" part? you're right. [20:45] The first section under Determining the Executable Path [20:46] after all, what /is/ the policy for derivatives? which derivatives are we supposed to include? [20:46] i tried to stick with ubuntu, kubuntu, edubuntu since those are listed as "officially supported" on ubuntu.com [20:46] though that section is obviously missing kubuntu. [20:47] Official recognized derivatives stick to the wiki pages as much as possible [20:47] so all wiki pages should support ubuntu, kubuntu, edubuntu, xubuntu, ubuntu studio, mythbuntu? (i know there's overlap) [20:48] Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, Xubuntu, Netmix, and I think Mythbuntu/mythtv now [20:48] netmix forgot that one too [20:48] that's quite a list... [20:48] Yeah, and we all have to change how it works, just to make it worse [20:48] cyan-spam: the menu-editor in kde is launched with: right click the application launcher -> Menu Editor [20:48] Xubuntu has no menu-editor [20:49] yofel: if you'd like to add instructions for kubuntu that would be awesome. i don't have kde installed [20:49] That's why I said we will add/change it as needed. The main thing is get something usable out there [20:49] cyan-spam: might do that over the weekend, but it would be nice if your page could be uploaded first so I have a clean page to work with [20:50] cyan-spam: exactly [20:50] charlie-tca: ^^^ [20:50] I'll go through this weekend too [20:50] charlie-tca: ok [20:50] yofel: i've submitted it already [20:50] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage [20:51] Great job on it, by the way [20:51] charlie-tca: thank you :) [20:51] We like usable pages [20:51] haha me too. [20:52] i hated telling bug reporters to look at that page when i could barely use it myself! [20:55] hggdh: so what are the next steps? [20:56] cyan-spam: you can pretty much keep on doing what you are doing now -- and, of course, you can ask any questions you want to, to myself or anybody else here. [20:56] cyan-spam: meanwhile, I will be checking your bug work from now on :-) [21:13] hggdh: ok, sounds good. i'll have to behave then ;) [21:13] signing off for now [21:13] see yall [21:25] bdmurray: again about the lp-scripts. The file that needs to be updated with a newer kernel response is http://people.ubuntu.com/~brian/greasemonkey/bugsquad-replies.xml . I have no idea who has to do that and you're the only one I know I can ask ^^ [21:25] yofel: please pastebin or e-mail me what you think the response should be and I'll look at changing it [21:27] bdmurray: all I want is it to use the response from the wiki. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Debugging%20Kernel%20General The one it uses right now is the old one. [21:28] yofel: would you be willing to try bug 264313 fwith a coreutils from GIT? [21:28] Launchpad bug 264313 in coreutils "ls --color hangs for directories linked from network " [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/264313 [21:29] hggdh: sure [21:29] (I mean, git clone git://git.gnu.org/coreutils, and go from there ;-) [21:29] though thinking a bit more about the issue I guess this is ls trying to find out if the link is broken or not and NFS hanging itself up to not lose data [21:29] or I could start packaging it [21:30] but only happens with --color, right? [21:30] yofel: okay, got it [21:31] hggdh: yes, but only --color actually cares if a link is broken or not (different color) [21:31] ah, yes [21:31] * hggdh does not have any remote fs to test on [21:31] I'll test git now anyway [21:32] yofel: you will also need automake 1.11.1, Lucid carries 1.11 [21:32] so... git clone git://git.gnu.org/automake [21:33] upstream is going now to 8.3, and we are still at 7.4... === EzraR is now known as Guest99321 === Guest99321 is now known as EzraR [23:48] hi all [23:49] bug 228302, marked it as metabug - high chance of more dupes, but doesn't seem to be anyone taking a look at it, its prob a kernel bug [23:49] Launchpad bug 228302 in baltix "[KARMIC] No DMA nor 32bits IO support" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/228302 [23:57] xteejx: you might want to poke the kernel team [23:57] since it's triaged already [23:57] micahg: Hi!! and irc you mean?# [23:57] xteejx: yep, in #ubuntu-kernel [23:58] micahg: kool will do that if anyones awake and not snowed in!!