[00:54] as a reminder (also posted on Ubuntu Fridge), every Saturday 2100-2300 UTC the DistrictOfColumbia LoCo has a bug jam [00:54] be here, or be square! [02:05] can someone please set both bug tasks for bug 478653 back to triaged? I have re-assigned thecorrect people to the bug but I don't have privs to set the tasks back to triaged [02:05] Launchpad bug 478653 in ubuntuone-client (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "BadTransition: SYS_OAUTH_ERROR (affects: 124) (dups: 62)" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/478653 [02:06] 62 dupes?! [02:06] autch [02:07] yeah, it's an issue that is corrently being worked on [02:07] currently, even :) === kermiac_ is now known as kermiac [02:08] duane_design mentioned it earlier, but nothing was changed. I unassigned the person who was playing with the bug & reassigned the correct people but I can't change the status back to triaged [02:11] * kermiac notices there have only been 2 +1's for my application to bug control :( [02:16] * hggdh points out to kermiac that two +1 are enough [02:16] :-) [02:17] ty hggdh, I didn't know how many were required [02:17] :) [02:17] btw, belated congrats on your new job hggdh :) :) [02:17] heh. Now you do... all you need now is wait for Brian to accept & add you in [02:18] kermiac: thanks [02:18] was just reading through the backscroll [02:18] excellent :) [02:19] so I guess I should remove myself from the mentorship page as I don't really think I'm going to need a mentor now. I added myself to that list when I though it was a required part of the process to join BC [02:23] chrisccoulson: BTW, congrats ;-) [02:25] kermiac: yes indeed [02:35] hggdh: if you have a min, can you please set the bug tasks back to triaged for bug 478653. a new user incorrectly assigned themselves & set the tasks to fix committed [02:35] Launchpad bug 478653 in ubuntuone-client (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "BadTransition: SYS_OAUTH_ERROR (affects: 124) (dups: 62)" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/478653 [02:40] kermiac: changed for the Ubuntu task. The other one I cannot (not in the Ubuntu universe) [02:40] ok, ty hggdh :) [02:41] and yes, I know. I asked the LP folks to act on this idot [02:41] idiot [02:41] It's strange & perhaps even wrong that a "normal" user is able to change the status of these tasks [02:42] and no people who know what they are doing can not revert the changes [02:42] s/no/now [03:05] kermiac: Anyone can change status/assignee. [03:05] It's Importance that's protected. [03:07] jpds: yes, I know that. That's my point. I'm not sure exactly how the internals of LP work, but I believe it would be good to make it so that the status is protected after the bug reaches a "triaged" state. Perhaps only allow Bugcontrol members & devs to change the status [03:07] but I don't know how practical that is or how hard it would be to implement [03:09] as it stands, a "normal" LP user can change the status of an upstream task but we can't change it back to triaged. Example bug 478653 [03:09] Launchpad bug 478653 in ubuntuone-client (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "BadTransition: SYS_OAUTH_ERROR (affects: 124) (dups: 62)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/478653 [03:10] kermiac: The issue with that is that a status of Triaged tends to mean the bug has enough info for a dev to work on it. If a user wanted to work on that bug (who wasn't in bugcontrol), they would be unable to update the status to show this. The status needs to be adjustable by everyone [03:11] nhandler: yes, that is a good point [03:11] doesn't seem like there would be an easy way around this issue [03:17] no, there is no easy way. We like to be open, and this carries a price -- every so often we get a bit of spam [03:17] but, to tell the truth, it is very *very* low all in all. So we live with it [03:18] (in other words -- the cost of 'fixing' this is higher than the cost of living with this) [03:19] yes hggdh, I understand what you mean. Looking at it in that light, I tend to agree with you. [03:20] How would I remove the upstream Poppler link from Bug #39321 ? (see my last comment on the bug) [03:20] Launchpad bug 39321 in poppler (Ubuntu) (and 3 other projects) "Some problems with marking and copying text (affects: 1) (dups: 1)" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39321 === kermiac is now known as kermiac_ [03:20] time for lunch. BBL [03:24] arand: you cannot. You can set it invalid, though [03:24] Not possible to change project to NULL or something like that? [03:33] arand: no [03:33] no big deal [03:33] Ok, set to invalid, wasn't sure how-to at first (unlinking upstream..) [03:34] I was thinking of editing the description to only menttion the hide-on-select issue, since the other are in another bug.. === Hellow_ is now known as Hellow [04:04] one thing you should make sure of doing is explaining why you are making the changes -- this will help whoever gets to look at the bug to understand what happened [04:05] and this is it. I am going to bed. [04:56] hggdh: sorry about earlier today. I was dead tired and slept off :( [06:26] have we ever disributed libc-2.10.2.so for karmic? [06:26] what driver is used for intel graphics cards? [06:27] xserver-xorg-video-intel [06:27] crimsun, ty [06:28] kklimonda: no. [06:28] kklimonda: you might notice that Debian ships eglibc 2.10.2, however [06:29] crimsun: yeah, I've just noticed :/ [06:29] can somone help test an apport hook? [06:30] I think its ready (it works fine for me:) ) [06:30] ship it [06:31] sure? [06:31] okay :) [06:31] well, what do you expect to learn from someone else trying it? [06:31] and whats the downside if you don't learn that before you upload? [06:31] good point ;) [06:32] for an apport helper, something that only kicks in after trouble happens, I think theres a low risk in JDI [06:33] this not that one [06:33] this is for people who wish to report an error with the package.. to run ubuntu-bug rhythmbox [06:34] it makes sure that audio problems and gstreamer problems go to the right place [06:35] hmm? what's your added logic to separate them? [06:36] (maybe I'm misinterpreting your statement?) [06:36] crimsun: see /usr/share/apport/package-hooks/source_totem.py [06:36] great, I just got a Xorg.0.log in .odt format.. [06:36] I'm using that logic with a little bit extra to add the gconf data and debug info if required [06:36] kklimonda: whoa [06:40] crimsun: is that good enough? [06:42] nigelb: I would just upload the changes for further testing [06:42] crimsun: doing that now. [06:44] crimsun: does video-intel do poulsboro ? [06:48] woooow, so i was working on a problem with SANE not working properly with Epson scanners...this goes way back, and I'm finding a lot of reports about the same thing [06:49] we have a new spammer on ubuntu one bugs (if someone is still not yet aware) [06:49] great [06:49] lifeless: I don't know offhand. My inclination is that it would require extra bits beyond just -intel, but tjaalton/bryceh/tseliot would probably know. [06:50] crimsun: just because, the question kklimonda asked is more complex these days ;) [06:50] nigelb: ask in #launchpad-dev [06:50] nigelb: may be someone with the CHR bits around that can help [06:51] lifeless: gonna open a question on launchpad soon enough [06:52] nigelb: seriously, ask in #launcpad-dev [06:52] lifeless: okay :) [07:05] just a doubt, I have to open a bug and attach a debdiff for this... right? [07:06] I mean, I got no upload rights and the only thing I can do to get the apport hook is to attach a debdiff and wait for sponsor... [07:06] bzr branch lp:ubuntu/packagename [07:06] commit [07:07] bzr push lp:~nigelb/ubuntu/lucid/packagename/apport-hook [07:07] bzr lp-open [07:07] click 'submit merge' [07:07] ah, okay :) [07:07] lifeless: all main packages are now in bzr? [07:08] 96% or so of everything [07:08] how convinient [07:08] we're working on the remainder [07:08] I liked bzr best so far [07:09] cool [07:09] its faster to work with (and easier to sponsor too?) [07:10] its different, we're still figuring out the best workflow [07:11] ah [07:11] more data to copy around [07:11] but more powerful toolchain [07:11] so its a mix :) [07:12] hehe [07:13] anyone here ever file bugs upstream to sane? [07:14] yah i kinda had that feeling... [08:37] lifeless: you around? [08:47] nigelb: yes [08:50] does "cp debian/rhythmbox.apport debian/rhythmbox/usr/share/apport/package-hooks/source_rhythmbox.py" make sure that the apport hook gets installed? [08:50] lifeless: ^^ [08:50] very little documentation for this [08:51] nigelb: man dh_install [08:51] thank you [08:51] for most packages you just need to edit debian/.install [08:51] #ubuntu-motu is a good place to get help with packaging [08:52] its a main package [08:52] I asked in ubuntu-devel [08:52] didn't really get a reply [08:52] motu skills can still help you [08:53] #ubuntu-motu does a lot of mentoring [08:54] yes, I'm there. lemme ask again there [08:54] well I've answerd that question [08:54] just for others is all [08:54] I checked the evince hook [08:54] and it seems that this how its done for evince [08:55] inside the rules file [08:55] thats not a good reason to do it the ugly way [08:56] in modern packages its a lot harder to do it via rules;) [08:56] oh! [08:56] my ignorance. I'll correct it [08:59] oh; hmm I'm misleading you a little I think [09:00] no, actually [09:00] debian/binarypackagename.install [09:00] containing [09:00] source_rhythmbox.py usr/share/apport/package-hooks/source_rhythmbox.py [09:01] i think thats what you'll need [09:01] or nearly [09:01] you can use 'debc' after you build the package to see where it gets installed [10:36] if a bug is not reported in english should it be marked incomplete with a comment to translate? [10:36] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/524833 [10:36] Launchpad bug 524833 in software-center (Ubuntu) "blocco analiza pacchetto (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] [10:37] MORNINGGGGGGG cocoroco [10:38] om26er: yes, and don't hestiate to close this bugreport if you don't get a translation after a resonable time [10:38] BUGabundo: good morning [10:39] hey thekorn [10:39] how is it hanging ? [10:43] BUGabundo: very good, lot's of winter sports in tv these days ;) [10:44] BUGabundo: you? [10:45] fine. up early on a Saturday, when I went to bed at 3am [10:45] had to take the car to regular inspection. passed with flying colors [10:46] och [11:58] hi anyone around? [11:59] can someone please set bug 524748 as a wishlist? [11:59] Launchpad bug 524748 in kpackagekit (Ubuntu) "Provide 'Ubuntu-Software-Centre' like UI (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/524748 [11:59] thanks :) [12:00] shadeslayer: hei , you use kubuntu right? [12:00] vish: yes [12:00] vish: something i can help with? [12:00] shadeslayer: could you see what this bug is about > Bug 411760 [12:00] Launchpad bug 411760 in plasmoid-quickaccess (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Quick Access uses the "up one directory" icon instead of "Home" icon (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/411760 [12:01] sure :) [12:01] ty [12:02] seems to be a simple bug which has apparently not gotten any attention [12:02] vish: yeah i can confirm this bug too :) [12:03] shadeslayer: huh , so instead of using the home icon the up arrow is used :s weird ?? [12:03] yeah.. [12:03] i think this is more of a upstream bug [12:03] since they are the ones who provide this package [12:04] shadeslayer: can you confirm the bug , I'll ask scott kiterman to have a look at it [12:04] vish: confirm as in add a commen? [12:04] *comment? [12:04] shadeslayer: confirm from the drop down and add a comment would be nice :) [12:05] vish: ok [12:05] ty [12:07] vish: imo we should report it here too : http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/QuickAccess+(maintenance+fork)?content=101968 [12:07] ill put it in the comments === BUGabundo is now known as BUGabundo_FEDWS === shadeslayer is now known as shadeslayer_ === BUGabundo_FEDWS is now known as BUGabundo [14:09] bug 516417 [14:09] Launchpad bug 516417 in ecryptfs-utils (Ubuntu) "ecryptfs-utils failed to upgrade (prerm ERROR: Cannot remove ecryptfs-utils, as it appears to be in use) (affects: 1)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/516417 [14:10] how to complete it? [14:13] and this please bug 262679 [14:13] Launchpad bug 262679 in eeepc-acpi-scripts (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "eeepc-acpi-scripts is not installable (affects: 21)" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/262679 [14:59] issyl0: when you comment on a bug, you are encouraged to use the standard responses (if you are comment as a triager) [14:59] s/comment/commenting [14:59] nigelb: the two I commented on weren't me commenting as a triager, though! [14:59] But OK, thanks. [15:00] I'll try to do some more today; you'll notice I haven't joined the Five-A-Day team yet :) [15:00] I know, thats why added that part [15:00] Ah, OK :) [15:00] Thanks! [15:00] no problem :) [15:09] issyl0: that last.fm is working fine now? [15:09] Now, yeah. [15:10] It used to not let me log in though, few days/weeks ago [15:10] I used to have to listen to music from last.fm :O [15:10] I [15:10] You? [15:10] I'm thinking it was some issue at their end then [15:10] Ah right [15:10] (I dont have a last.fm account) [15:59] is there a way to find out how many people are using my PPA? [16:03] yeah i would like that too :) [16:11] anyone knows where ogg theora's bug tracker lives? [16:13] https://trac.xiph.org/ perhaps? [16:13] thanks :) [16:15] uugh. trac. /me shivers [16:15] lol [16:16] and no traces of an existing ticket about "can we have a multithreaded theora encoder?" [16:38] hggdh: welcome back [16:38] nigelb: thank you ;-) [16:38] Sorry I slept off yday [16:39] I was dead tired. it had been 27 hours awake by then [16:39] hggdh: here's the final pastebin :) http://pastebin.com/d10b91f1e [16:39] it works. I'm packaging now. [16:40] yes, I had forgotten to add the line feed at the newReport += line... [16:41] hehe, when it worked, I realized that [16:41] :-) [16:41] nigelb: for version 2 of the hook: add comments, and try to reformat the code as per python standards [16:42] is there a link to the standards, so that I can give a correctly versioned one? [16:42] correctly coded one [16:43] yes, hold on [16:43] I'm a perfectionist [16:49] hmm , seeing so many deactivated accounts subscribed to a bug makes me squirm :/ [16:50] subscribed to almost all ubuntu bugs rather [16:53] nigelb: see http://docs.python.org/ , I have to go now [16:53] nigelb: where does question.wav come from? [16:53] <_Narc_> Hello all. Does a USB/Kernel guru here know more about a bug in the ehci_hcd module (which is not a module anymore in Karmic I think) that's messing with USB 2.0 keys/mass storage devices ? I want to understand this and since I'm learning to triage bugs I figured this would be the place to ask. Thanks [16:53] hggdh: will do :) [16:53] kklimonda: question.wav? [16:54] nigelb: you play it in your apport hook [16:54] kklimonda: ah, the same file played with system testing [16:54] nigelb: for python code standards see http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ [16:54] hggdh: where to open a question regarding the deactivated accounts still being subscribed to bugs? [16:55] vish: is that a problem? [16:55] * vish seems 13-15 such accounts for each bug [16:55] vish, you cannot unsubscribe them? [16:55] :( [16:55] nigelb: I don't have it [16:55] huh? [16:55] well, being subscribed is no problem [16:55] ex: Bug #446657 in the also subscribed there are 13 deactivated accounts :( [16:55] Launchpad bug 446657 in gnome-bluetooth (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "Bluetooth's on/off status doesn't update from the SetProperty D-Bus method that bluetoothd sends (affects: 3)" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/446657 [16:55] nigelb: I have no question.wav at all in my lucid install.. I wonder if I've managed to delete some important package [16:56] kklimonda: looks like I didn't test that part [16:56] nigelb: it's from gnome-audio which isn't part of base install [16:56] s/base/desktop/ [16:57] kklimonda: I built on top of totem hook, so I assumed it would be there. Looks like I have to fix that soon [16:57] vish - sometimes if you open a question on answers.launchpad.net, a LP admin will unsubscribe them. I've done this before with some inactive accounts subscribed to ubuntu-bugs [16:57] people might be subscribing to farm e-mail addresses ;) [16:57] \o/ /me tries [16:58] chrisccoulson_: BTW, congrats [16:58] kklimonda: would it be sane to have a test file in the package? [16:58] hggdh: what did chrisccoulson do? ;) [16:58] he is good [16:58] this is enough ;-) [16:59] * nigelb is confused [16:59] :-) [16:59] now I really have to go [17:00] kklimonda: I guess I have to use the audio file which system testing uses [17:00] nigelb: that would be the best option [17:01] hggdh: now you made me wonder what has chrisccoulson done and I'll spend next 10 minutes digging though mailing lists and other things ;) [17:03] kklimonda: okay. this is totally insane. The audio testing application, records on the spot and plays back [17:03] so I will make it even more interesting (and confusing): congrats nigelb [17:03] heh [17:03] hggdh: damn you - you are too cheerful these days :P [17:04] now its totally confusing [17:05] hggdh - thanks :) [17:05] what's going on? [17:05] kklimonda: yeah, after joining cannonical [17:05] chrisccoulson: what was that for? [17:06] hggdh: you better explain. I have absolutely no clue what's happening [17:06] i *think* i know what hggdh is talking about ;) [17:06] namely? [17:07] well... [17:07] ;) [17:07] chrisccoulson_: were all anxiously awaiting your public announcement [17:07] :P [17:07] lol [17:07] i'll tell you in a week or so ;) [17:07] * nigelb cheers chrisccoulson's press conference [17:07] heck, no fair [17:08] heh [17:09] * nigelb begs chrisccoulson_ to explain [17:10] how can I know if the crash reports are duplicate? [17:10] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gwibber/+bug/519444 [17:10] om26er, let the retracer handle those [17:10] Launchpad bug 519444 in gwibber (Ubuntu) "gwibber-service crashed with RuntimeError in find_port__linux() (affects: 9) (dups: 1)" [Medium,Incomplete] [17:10] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gwibber/+bug/524736 [17:10] Launchpad bug 524736 in gwibber (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "gwibber crashed with RuntimeError in find_port__linux() (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] [17:11] ok [17:13] * bcurtiswx tapes chrisccoulson_ to the wall until he tells us [17:13] lol [17:13] * nigelb helps bcurtiswx, cuts the tape out [17:14] chrisccoulson_: please? [17:14] lol :D [17:15] don't make me start water torture [17:15] * chrisccoulson_ runs [17:15] ;) [17:15] hggdh: you have opened a can of nasty worms :P [17:15] you're taped to a wall dude [17:17] <_Narc_> Hello all. Can someone change the importance of Bug #177235 and tell me if it's right to affect it to "linux"? I've been fighting with it for a day, it's weird it's still an issue in Karmic. Should I post a new one ? I'm still learning, sorry about all the questions and thanks for your help. [17:17] * vish *thinks* he knows what this is about .. congrats chrisccoulson_ :D [17:17] Launchpad bug 177235 in ubuntu "slow USB 2.0 drive: it's mounted as USB 1.0, not USB 2.0! (affects: 11) (dups: 1)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/177235 [17:18] * nigelb plans to fly down to chennai tonight to strangle the truth out of vish [17:23] hggdh, chrisccoulson_ : you really shouldn't do this. leaving things hanging [17:24] nigelb: i guess they are thinking that _we_ shouldnt be doing this[poking around] ;p but we can blame hggdh for creating the curiosity .. not chrisccoulson_ [17:25] lol, probably [17:25] but I dunno [18:18] can someone tell me how to handle a bug like this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gwibber/+bug/466536 [18:18] Launchpad bug 466536 in gwibber (Ubuntu) "The password security in Gwibber is flawed (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] [18:22] dako3256: dup of the main bug [18:23] dako3256: just dup it to the main bug and open the Gwibber[Ubuntu] task for the main bug [18:24] dako3256: dup the other 421728 also to > 400120 [18:35] dako3256: oops only 466536 is dup of 421728 [18:36] * vish should get some ZZzzz :/ [18:37] does gwibber steal save passwords in gconf? [18:37] msg vish i didnt do the other one yet [18:38] it doesn't seem to save them in gnome-keyring :/ [18:39] hmm, it keeps account settings in desktop couch in lucid [18:39] no idea though how safe is it.. [18:39] and it doesn't make a freakin' sense not to use gnome keyring only because we don't have time to integrate it with U1.. [18:40] argh, decisions like this make ubuntu look like it is being developed by people who doesn't have a big picture :/ [18:40] ok, enough of this offtopic [18:40] MSG should I mark it as triaged? [18:42] NAMES [18:43] dako3256: don't forget to use / before commands [18:44] * vish returns to pings [18:44] dako3256: let me check again... we can also mark them security vulnerabilities [18:47] this is a bad security flaw ! i can see my passwords in the gconf :/ [18:49] dako3256: are you bugcontrol? if so you can set it to triaged [18:49] vish: but the version that is in lucid saves all account information in the desktop couch [18:49] kklimonda: i'm on lucid [18:49] and i can see the passwords [18:50] vish: and you are probably using daily ppa or used gwibber or ppa in the past [18:50] kklimonda: ah.. right i used the gwibber ppa in the past [18:50] vish: so yes - there is a security issue but "only" in the gwibber upstream project [18:51] vish: if there is any security issue in lucid depends on how are passwords stored in the desktop couch [18:51] mag vish ok, ill mark it [18:51] and I have no idea about it :) [18:51] dako3256: read what kklimonda jjust mentioned [18:54] msg vish I am on bugsquad cannot mark as triaged [18:55] * vish gets some sleep .. nite all [18:55] good night vish :) [19:26] join #ubuntu-testing [19:43] hi, it looks like yesterdays Bongcaivang returned as https://launchpad.net/~tutinhkhuc05 [19:44] reassigning bugs to himself, changing bug statuses and unlinking branches === nhandler_ is now known as nhandler === jonathan_ is now known as jjesse [20:15] is it meaningful to report platform problems for 10.04 right now? I have a core i5-661 with the new built in intel graphics that's acting up in amd64 mode (generally amd64 on this seems not stable, i386 seems fine) ? === kermiac_ is now known as kermiac [20:21] rye: yes, i noticed that too [20:21] kermiac, grabbed the lp sources to see whether it is possible to make +activity available via lp api to recover from such things [20:21] and this really doesn't look good [20:22] https://edge.launchpad.net/~failtoban [20:22] he's been going crazy - this could be the same guy as a week ago [20:22] with the nospammail.net email address [20:24] rye: bug 520413 we were told this would be very difficult :( [20:24] Launchpad bug 520413 in malone "All changes by user must be revertable (affects: 2)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/520413 [20:25] kermiac: oh? damn :/ [20:26] rye: I looked at exporting bug activity via the api last week, it is not easy, but I think it is doable [20:26] i even have started a branch somewhere [20:26] anyone using bughugger on karmic? [20:26] it would be good if someone with more knowledge than me could get something workable as we are getting a lot more spammers lately :( [20:26] but it needs mmore time and discussion, as their quality standarts are very high [20:27] thekorn, i think it is doable as well. If that is not doable then we might end up screenscraping or having a special mailbot collecting the stuff but we are just not prepared for spammers [20:29] hmm, I somehow don't have access to the maschine where this branch is located, so I cannot push it somewhere [20:31] * kermiac starts cleaning up again... [20:36] kermiac: spammers where? [20:36] https://edge.launchpad.net/~failtoban [20:37] nospammail address [20:37] don't see how https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyinotify/+bug/408600/+activity is irreversible (starting from change @ 2010-02-19 18:09:26) [20:37] Launchpad bug 408600 in pyinotify (Fedora) (and 2 other projects) "pyinotify's libc version check fails on Karmic (affects: 36) (dups: 24)" [Unknown,Fix released] [20:37] http://search.gmane.org/?query=&author=Fail2Ban&group=gmane.linux.ubuntu.bugs.general&sort=date&DEFAULTOP=and [20:37] HAHAHAHAHA [20:37] well you can tell something becomes very popular when people start intentionally abusing it [20:38] very true, but we need to have *something* in place to be able to deal with the spammers as it can take hours to fix things that were changed [20:41] i wonder whether the scripts are being written to post ads to launchpad to all bug reports. I guess this may be an attack vector as well [20:41] since there is no moderation for bug resports [20:45] kermiac, I pasted the list of bugs he touched at http://pastebin.com/d5cb1185c [20:45] He started his activity today. [20:46] I've noticed the account I use for launchpad has started getting hit by a LOT of spam lately too. I think they might be farming email addresses on LP :( [20:48] jibel: just OOC: how did you get this list? [20:49] kermiac: i completely agree [20:50] thekorn, from the ubuntu-bugs maillist. [20:51] question filed in LP [20:51] https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/101807 [20:52] * kermiac heads over to #launchpad to see if anyone's around [20:53] jibel: aha ok, I somehow hopped someone has contact to a launchpad guy with direct DB access who is able to give us such list [20:54] thekorn, no contact with a lp guy sadly :( [20:55] jibel, what do you want to do? [20:55] thekorn, but you can retrace nearly all bug activity from the mailing list. [20:56] maybe we should try to establish such path, but that's something for next week [20:56] rye, with the list ? [20:56] * bcurtiswx plays jeopardy theme song on repeat for kermiac [20:56] jibel: but if I were a spammer I would make exactly this changes which do not send bugmails [20:57] * kermiac laughs [20:57] thanks bcurtiswx [20:57] it may be a while... [20:57] does anyone know how to "un-nominate" for a release? [20:57] i.e. remove " Nominated for Karmic by Fail2Ban (failtoban: 328) " [20:57] kermiac, you can't [20:57] kermiac: nothing you can do [20:58] ok, thanks [20:58] thekorn, If I were a spammer I would use the lp api because I'm too lazy to do it manually [20:59] jibel: sure [21:00] jibel, this will be the next wave, I suppose [21:01] the API does not let us to read the activity info to recover the bugs, so when that starts, we are unarmed [21:02] rye: I'll work on exposing this, if noone beats me doing it, I promise ;) [21:02] thekorn, but this will only help to recover after the disaster [21:03] thekorn, the real thing to do is to prevent it [21:03] Sooner or later lp will have to implement some kind of anti-spam feature and reserve the api to selected teams. [21:04] ok, here is my crazy idea/masterplan: don't redo such spam! [21:04] instead identify spammer and auto-redirect them to staging [21:04] jibel, I guess we are at "later" stage, Ubuntu is that popular now. [21:04] so they get the feeling the can do whatever they like [21:05] thekorn, yep, and test launchpad for oopses. wise! [21:12] I seem to remember redirecting them to stagin was mentioned last time. seems like a good workaround 'till a more permanant solution is found [21:13] s/stagin/staging [21:31] !topic [21:31] Please read the channel topic whenever you enter, as it contains important information. To view it at any time after joining, simply type /topic [21:31] oops, that didn't work [21:35] seems like there will not be any action against this user yet. I was told I must contact them first [21:35] I have now contacted them http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/f65721765 I do not think it will do any good though :( === kermiac is now known as kermiac_ [21:57] join #python [21:57] woops [22:02] I've tagged LP #522693 as wishlist, but I'm not in bug-control so I can't change its importance. Any bug-control members on right now? [22:02] Launchpad bug 522693 in brasero (Ubuntu) "support for MAC .dmg files (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/522693 [22:04] rmunn: done [22:04] rmunn: if you can forward that upstream that would be useful [22:04] rmunn: have you checked upstream bugzilla for similar reports? [22:04] kklimonda, not yet. [22:04] Looking now. [22:04] rmunn: generally wishlist bugs should get immediately upstreamed (after checking that it is infact a bug) [22:05] lifeless, good to know, thanks. I'm just getting started with triaging, so good advice is much appreciated. :-) [22:13] OK, LP #522693 reported upstream. [22:13] Launchpad bug 522693 in brasero (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "support for MAC .dmg files (affects: 1)" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/522693 [22:21] Hey wanted to figure out what package to file a "sane defaults" bug against [22:22] when adding a hidden SSID network, the ipv4 settings should default to dhcp (most common choice so would be easier for non-techies) had wife and friend bitten by this in last month. Package to file against? [22:27] ericrost: most probably network-manager [22:28] that's what I was thinking, thanks [22:39] kermiac_, for info the user's activity is available at http://pastebin.com/d45f6654b [22:44] ty jibel, can you please add that info to https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/101807 [22:46] kermiac_, done [22:47] ty jibel :) [22:47] kermiac_you're welcome [22:53] if a report got filed twice (completely identical, same reporter, just filed twice), should i mark one as a duplicate of the other? [22:54] bug 95929 [22:54] Launchpad bug 95929 in wget (Debian) (and 3 other projects) "apt,wget ignore $no_proxy (affects: 2)" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95929