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Ahmucki've been thinking, i changed the ip address of the server as well as the hostname.  is gdm tied in with the hostname?01:06
alkisgcrimsun, thanks for teeworlds ;)06:33
alkisgDamn evolution doesn't run on fat clients, with SSH_FOLLOW_SYMLINKS=false...10:48
* alkisg tries with =True...10:48
highvoltagehey mgariepy13:27
mgariepyhey13:28
mgariepyhow you doing ?13:28
highvoltagedoing good thanks and you?14:08
highvoltagealkisg: hey there. have you installed ltsp on lucid recently? it seems to hang when it's busy doing "Setting up ldm-server..." here15:00
alkisghighvoltage: switch to another vt, and run: sudo service openbsd-inetd restart15:00
alkisgI've reported that, but noone has looked into it yet...15:00
alkisg(erm, I _think_ i've reported that... bah, Alzheimer)15:01
highvoltagealkisg: heh, ok15:02
alkisghighvoltage: how would you like the permissions for fat clients?15:02
alkisgI.e. like on normal desktops, admins can mount anything etc, or with "LOCALDEV_DENY_FLOPPIES" etc?15:03
alkisg(policykit vs lts.conf directives...)15:03
alkisg(I mean about mounting devices)15:03
highvoltagegood question, I think it probably makes sense making it work like a typical fat client (so policykit then), but I don't have particularly strong feelings about it15:04
alkisgYeah, that's how I feel too.. I've been trying to make consolekit/policykit cooperate for that past 2 days ;)15:05
alkisgOK, thanks15:05
Ahmuckwhew, fixed my problem15:10
stgraberalkisg: I just did some quick debugging, my guess is that moving openbsd-inetd to a Pre-Depends should fix the issue15:11
alkisgstgraber: nice! Btw, could you update your ppa with the latest trunk? That "quoted clientid" in udhcp is causing problems for some people..15:12
stgraberalkisg: ok, I'm quickly going to upload a fixed 2.1 in Lucid to fix that inetd issue, then I'll do a new snapshot15:12
alkisg(i.e. the dhcp server always sends the same id for all)15:12
stgraberalkisg: do you have a bug number for the inetd issue ?15:12
alkisgGoodies15:12
alkisglet me check...15:12
alkisgstgraber: I don't see it, so I might not have reported it...15:13
mhall119|workhighvoltage: stgraber: could either of you point me to some good documentation on using seeds and germinate to make Qimo ISOs?15:13
mhall119|workI'd like to start doing this properly15:13
highvoltagemhall119|work: afaik the best documentation is available from the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeedManagement and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Germinate15:14
mhall119|workok, already found both of those15:14
mhall119|workis there somewhere I can get the seed files used by Edubuntu and Xubuntu?15:15
highvoltagemhall119|work: although if you want to build a cd from scratch for qimo I think this would be way better: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch15:15
highvoltagemhall119|work: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/ubuntu-seeds/edubuntu.lucid15:16
mhall119|workoh, interesting, thanks highvoltage15:16
highvoltageyou're welcome15:18
mhall119|worknot sure if I want to go from scratch or not15:19
mhall119|workbut I'll give it a try and see how it works out15:19
mhall119|workubuntu-standard is what it common among all  the *buntus?15:24
stgraberalkisg: uploaded16:33
alkisgThanks!16:34
highvoltagewhere does /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.0 come from?17:07
stgraberhighvoltage: syslinux is installed in the chroot, pxelinux.0 is copied in /boot in the chroot, then copied to /var/lib/tftpboot by ltsp-update-kernels17:08
highvoltageah thanks stgraber17:08
highvoltagefor the ltsp livecd, would we prefer mounting the squashfs and extracting it from there or installing syslinux?17:09
stgrabermounting the squashfs as we'll need to extract the kernel and initrd anyway17:12
stgraber(the initrd in LTSP is different from the one on the livecd, so we need to extract it from the chroot)17:12
highvoltageah right I forgot that they were different17:12
sbalneavMorning all17:14
highvoltagemorning scottesaurus17:14
stgraberhey sbalneav17:14
highvoltageit would've been so nice if pxelinux could've been quiten down17:22
highvoltagethe rest of the boot process is so nice these days17:22
ograsend a patch to intel :)17:23
highvoltageogra: :)17:23
highvoltageogra: I might be wrong but it seems like most of the noise is generated after intel's stuff17:27
highvoltage(from the pxelinux.0 binary)17:28
sbalneavI've never understood the obsession with making boot silent.  It makes it 10x as hard to help people debug problems ("Go here! Turn this on! Now this!  And turn this off!  Now whats it say?"), and the boot's over with so fast... who CARES what it looks like booting?17:29
sbalneav</grump?17:29
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highvoltagesbalneav: useful information is good, repetitive useless information that is always the same whether things are working or not may actually make things harder to troubleshoot since it makes the actual error messages harder to spot17:30
jussi01highvoltage: got a sec?17:31
highvoltagejussi01: yep17:31
* jussi01 pms17:31
sbalneavhighvoltage: sure. all this silencing doesn't spit out errors at all, it just completely silences everything.17:32
ograsbalneav, windows and mac users are scaaaared by white text on black screens ... all these errprs messages that pass by17:33
ogra*error17:33
sbalneavYeah, so, let 'em use Mac or Windows.17:33
sbalneavWe're supposed to be different, remember?17:33
ograif its white on black it *must* be errors17:33
highvoltagesbalneav: yes indeed, silencing error messages isn't a great idea17:34
sbalneavOr is that Linuxs' only goal these days: to be like windows/mac?17:34
ograsbalneav, lucid spits out errors if they appear17:34
highvoltagein the one company I worked for, I didn't want to miss an irc meeting during a work meeting17:34
ograplymouth chnaged a lot of things17:34
highvoltageso I irc'd during the meeting17:34
highvoltagemy one manager walked passed and saw irssi and said "wow, look how committed Jonathan is, he even codes during meetings"17:35
sbalneavheh17:35
* ogra wouldnt mind bootmessages though ... even on his normal lappie ... you dont notice them anyway if you boot in 8sec17:36
* alkisg just sees a "(C) .... ess esc to skip disk check" and a blue bar with plymouth17:37
alkisgIsn't that supposed to actually show messages when one puts "NONquiet splash"?17:37
ograyeah, still buggy17:37
ograerr NONquiet ?17:38
ograwhat should that be ?17:38
alkisgyou know, not define quiet at all :D17:38
alkisgAt least it doesn't crash when one presses enter since 2 weeks ...17:38
ograah, i thought you literally put NON there17:38
alkisgThere's something really wrong with their tty switching17:38
ograplymouth is the biggest crap ... but if you dont want console messages its the only way to go17:39
HedgeMageGreetings, all.17:39
ogra(you need a graphical way for asking for the password on encrypted filesystems and a graphical way for fsck progress)17:40
ograi think these two are the only reason why we still have plymouth ... else we'd just go with a black screen if quiet is set17:41
ograsplashes dont really make sense if you only see them for 1/2 second17:41
alkisgI got lots and lots of complains about thin clients not being able to boot because of plymouth :-/17:41
ograare you sure its plymouth ?17:42
alkisgIf they remove plymouth from init-bottom, it works...17:42
alkisg...and half of them also work by just removing "quiet splash"17:43
ograthat doesbnt really say it must be plymouth :)17:44
ograthe framebuffer handling in the kernel changed a lot too17:45
ograespecually the vt switching code :)17:46
alkisgOK, but from the user prespective, plymouth is the guilty one, as it worked before :D17:47
alkisgI just hope it'll work in most of the cases when the final lucid is out17:47
ograas long as you (make the users) file bugs17:47
highvoltagestgraber: my short-term memory seems to be failing me, what did Lamont say about the squashfs image?18:25
stgraberthat he'd look at the bug18:26
stgraberbut that hasn't happened yet ...18:26
stgraberhighvoltage: can you poke him ? I've done enough nagging recently and don't want to end up in his ignore list ;)18:26
stgraberbug 53154618:27
ubottuLaunchpad bug 531546 in livecd-rootfs "Have a LTSP chroot built and placed on the Edubuntu DVD" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/53154618:27
joerghey boys and girls :)18:27
stgraberhi joerg18:27
highvoltagehey joerg!18:27
highvoltagestgraber: yes, will do!18:27
stgraberhighvoltage: thanks18:27
joerghighvoltage, saw a report on TV about south africa :) very nice over there ^^18:28
highvoltagejoerg: depends where. it has good and bad places :)18:28
joerghmm, at the southern coast18:30
joergwhere they that old railway along the coast18:30
joerg+run18:32
stgraberEdubuntu meeting in 13 minutes !18:47
highvoltagejoerg: ah yes I was down there this weekend for a wedding18:51
highvoltageEdubuntu Meeting about to start in #ubuntu-meeting19:01
Ahmuckmeeting over?19:55
stgraberyep19:55
Ahmuckso, what do i need to back up.  lts.conf, interfaces & ...19:56
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