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TheMusoc00:18
crimsunTheMuso: nice team for audio now00:21
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pittiGood morning05:32
kklimondagood morning05:33
TheMusoMorning pitti. Still getting used to you being around at this time.05:35
pittiTheMuso: so am I :)05:35
RAOFMorning pitti.05:37
pittihey RAOF05:37
rickspencer3Hey pitti RAOF TheMuso06:17
pittihey rickspencer306:17
TheMusoHey rickspencer3.06:17
pittiburning the midnight oil?06:17
rickspencer3pitti, nah, just finishing up some packing06:17
rickspencer3and going to bed06:17
rickspencer3looong day tomorrow06:17
pittirickspencer3: ah, you're leaving early tomorrow?06:18
rickspencer3pitti, not really06:18
rickspencer3flight is 12h5006:18
pittirickspencer3: hm, going eastwards rather means it's pretty short? :-)06:18
rickspencer3if you count it that way, yeah06:18
rickspencer3I think it's loong because it goes form tomorrow am in Seattle to Friday night in Amsterdam ;)06:18
RAOF:)06:18
rickspencer3pitti, so, word on the street seems to be that upgrades are going ok06:19
rickspencer3what have you heard?06:19
pittinothing really about upgrades, it's pretty quiet06:19
rickspencer3is it quiet06:19
* pitti is currently wading through reviewing the 44 SRUs that already piled up :)06:19
rickspencer3or06:19
rickspencer3quiet ... too quiet06:20
rickspencer3?06:20
rickspencer344 SRUs, oh my06:20
pittipleasingly quiet :)06:20
rickspencer3and they can't wait until 10.04.106:20
rickspencer3?06:20
rickspencer3pitti is nice, and not leaving them all for seb128 :)06:20
pittihow do you mean?06:21
pittithey will go into 10.04.1, of course06:21
pittibut we can accept them now, so we should :)06:21
rickspencer3pitti,ok06:21
rickspencer3I don't know how you plan to handle releasing SRUs now, versus waiting for 10.04.106:22
rickspencer3I know sometimes you fix serious issues with an SRU before the release is even out06:22
pittirickspencer3: 10.04.1 is nothing special wrt. SRUs06:22
pittiit just bundles up the changes that we did to -updates and -security so far and builds new images06:23
rickspencer3oh, I see06:23
rickspencer3I thought there would be maybe a bit more leniency for SRU criteria for 10.04.1, and also perhaps less urgency for SRUs before then06:24
TheMusoAnd afaik helps a little with hardware enablement with the installer.06:24
pittirickspencer3: leniency> we are for LTSes, yes06:24
* rickspencer3 chalks up another thing learned about Ubuntu06:24
pittiwe allow more "polish" type SRUs06:24
rickspencer3kewl06:24
pittibut if we have a fix for a bug, it can go to -proposed and then to -updates06:25
rickspencer3that makes sense06:25
pittirickspencer3: the longer we wait, the smaller is the chance that it'll hit -updates soon enough to get into the next point release06:25
rickspencer3maybe as your last think as tech lead for Lucid, you can talk me through it at UDS06:25
rickspencer3;)06:25
pittiI'm happy to06:26
rickspencer3everything you say makes sense, naturally ;)06:26
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rickspencer3pitti, I'll be back in about 8 hours, ttyt06:27
rickspencer3g'night TheMuso, RAOF, robert_ancell06:27
pittirickspencer3: sleep well, and safe travels!06:27
TheMusorickspencer3: gnight06:27
rickspencer3pitti, I hope we chat in (my) morning, so you can tell me that everything is still nice and quiet :)06:27
RAOFrickspencer3: good night06:30
robert_ancellrickspencer3, bye06:31
* pitti -> off for an hour of running and breakfast07:47
pittire08:37
didrocksgood morning08:38
RAOFgood morning didrocks08:39
pittibonjour didrocks08:40
pittididrocks: did you sleep well?08:40
didrockshey RAOF08:41
didrocksGuten Morgen pitti, yeah, hard to find some sleep yesterday but hard to wake up too :) I think that I'll be perfectly retablished tomorrow :)08:42
pittididrocks: good to hear08:43
* pitti goes on banging hard on the lucid-proposed queue08:43
didrockspitti: good luck ;)08:45
didrockspitti: oh, before I forgot, tomorrow morning, they will cut the power for the building from 9am to 11am. So, I'll be there a little bit late08:47
pittididrocks: np; it's the day after release, don't worry about slacking :)08:47
* didrocks notes down in his agenda "can be a slacker tomorrow"08:48
pittirobert_ancell, didrocks: I'll reject your two gedit uploads and reupload with a fixed -v, FYI08:49
didrockspitti: what did I do wrong?08:50
pittididrocks: nothing, but robert_ancell uploaded a newer version on top without -v08:50
pitti(and no bug refs)08:51
robert_ancell-v?08:51
didrocksoh, ok, just grabbed the branch now08:51
pittibzr bd -S -- -v2.30.0git20100413-0ubuntu108:51
pittirobert_ancell: -v<last version in final or updates>08:51
pittirobert_ancell: so that the source.changes contains all relevant changelog entries for -proposed08:51
robert_ancellpitti, oh, didn't know about that08:52
pittiit's an idiosyncracy of how we track SRU changes and verification08:52
seb128hey didrocks pitti08:56
seb128hey robert_ancell08:56
didrockssalut seb12808:56
pittibonjour seb128! comment vas-tu?08:56
pittihappy release day!08:56
seb128pitti, très bien merci, et toi ?08:56
seb128pitti, to you too ;-)08:56
seb128didrocks, ca va mieux ?08:56
pittiseb128: je sui beien08:56
pittibien08:56
didrocksseb128: bien mieux, merci, encore le nez un peu pris et des éternuements, mais demain, ça devrait être passé :)08:57
seb128didrocks, ok, bien ;-)08:57
seb128didrocks, robert_ancell: you guys duplicated work? or did robert_ancell did extra changes to gedit?08:57
pittiextra changes08:57
seb128ok08:58
pittididrocks -> .1, robert -> .208:58
seb128robert_ancell, you want to check things you sru08:58
pittiseb128: working from bzr helps :)08:58
seb128robert_ancell, file-roller 2.30.1 is useless and there is a 2.30.1.1 with a bug fix though08:58
robert_ancellseb128, hey08:58
pittidon't worry, it was zero effort; bzr bd -S, dput, done08:58
pittiseb128: oh, should I reject it then?\08:58
seb128robert_ancell, same for eog there is no code change there since we don't use libjpeg808:58
robert_ancellhave to go, be back in a while...08:59
seb128pitti, well I'm not decided how useful it is to do update to import translations update only08:59
seb128robert_ancell, have fun08:59
didrocksseb128: robert_ancell I'm on file-roller 2.30.1.1 btw08:59
didrocksenjoy robert_ancell08:59
seb128pitti, you can block file-roller until didrocks does the newest update08:59
pittiseb128, didrocks: if file-roller 2.30.1 only updates translations, and we're going to have an .1.2 anyway, we can reject it08:59
seb128pitti, ok, do it ;-)09:00
pittiright, I will, since it doesn't refer to a bug anyway09:00
pittirobert_ancell: ^ needed for tracking verificatin09:00
didrockspitti: yeah, that's why I didn't upload 2.30.1 yesterday ;)09:00
seb128waouh, reading lucid-changes09:01
seb128sru goes through already today ;-)09:01
* pitti bows09:03
pittirobert_ancell: rejecting seahorse, needs a bug ref for tracking verification09:04
pittirobert_ancell: please add one and reupload (same version number)09:04
pittirobert_ancell: gucharmap -> same problem, and changelog should list the changes09:05
pittirobert_ancell: eog> dito09:06
pittirobert_ancell: brasero/gnome-games, too09:06
pittisorry09:07
kklimondapitti: what's the procedure if, while a package is still in -proposed, a new sru has to be prepared ?09:18
pittikklimonda: for being able to sensibly test, it's best to avoid this in the first place09:18
pittikklimonda: if you need to, please upload the newer one with -v<last version in final or updates>, so that the source.changes contains all versions currently being in -proposed09:19
seb128robert_ancell, pitti: quite some of those have no code change interesting for ubuntu (like 1 fix in a library or option we don't use), do we want to do such updates for translations only?09:19
seb128or cleaning gtk apis used to be current ones09:20
seb128which we don't really care since the current versions build on lucid09:20
pittiseb128: translations are relatively interesting, although we could of course also upload them manually (more effort, though)09:20
seb128we need what danilo blogged about to be working ;-)09:21
chrisccoulsonhello everyone09:37
didrockshey chrisccoulson09:40
chrisccoulsonhey didrocks, how are you?09:40
didrockschrisccoulson: I'm feeling better than the last days, thanks ;) you?09:41
chrisccoulsonyeah, i'm not too bad thanks09:41
pittihey chrisccoulson, good morning09:41
chrisccoulsonhey pitti, how are you too?09:42
pittichrisccoulson: I'm great09:42
pittiI think I'm getting used to getting up at 6 :)09:42
chrisccoulsonheh, i struggle to get up that early ;)09:42
chrisccoulsoni go to bed too late09:42
chrisccoulsonso, is everyone excited for the release today?09:43
pittichrisccoulson: I have to, since my wife does (and also goes to bed at 22:30)09:46
pittiand we just have one room here in Munich09:46
didrockspitti: I checked about the bug #544639 and I can say the bug is fixed, what should I do, readd the tag verification-needed and drop a comment?09:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 544639 in evince "evince doesn't remember the window size" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/54463909:48
pittididrocks: oh, please do (and ask the reporter for further information)09:49
pittididrocks: v-failed just means that the bug will stay open once it goes to -updates09:49
pittididrocks: if an update actually breaks stuff, it'll be tagged regression-proposed09:50
pittididrocks: I rejected empathy, see bug 56690909:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 566909 in empathy "Offline contacts not shown by default" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56690909:50
didrockspitti: yeah, you have some inputs from upstream there09:50
pittididrocks: just responded09:50
* pitti grumbles about the design team09:51
seb128what? changing the default?09:51
pittido they always talk to people who don't listen? ...09:51
seb128we should not do that in a sru09:51
pittiseb128: right, that's why I rejected the package09:51
hyperairpitti: what do you mean?09:51
pittiseb128: (FWIW, we shouldn't do it at all, but for maverick for my sake; but in lucid, over my dead body)09:51
pittihyperair: talking to offline contacts :)09:52
hyperairlol09:52
* didrocks likes talking to offline contacts, they alway agree with me ;)09:52
didrocksalways*09:52
pittiwhen I press ctrl+H I have four screenfuls of contacts09:52
seb128pitti, I've no strong opinion against try, out of the knee-jerk reaction that I hate having offline contacts listed and I don't see the point for those09:52
pittimany of them are ancient and probably disabled long ago09:52
seb128same here09:53
pittiseb128: right, but not in a lucid SRU09:53
seb128that for sure09:53
seb128no such crazy behaviour change in a stable version09:53
Zdraseb128, note that change was made upstream on the request of ubuntu's usability tests ;)09:54
Zdraseb128, I agree with that change for new users, but indeed it's a not good for users already using empathy09:55
chrisccoulsonurgh, offline contacts shown by default? how is that good from a usability perspective?09:56
chrisccoulsoni've got contacts i haven't touched in years09:56
chrisccoulsoni should probably just delete them ;)09:56
didrocksZdra: you was talking about an hack like "consider the key to show offline key if less than 10 contacts" for instance. Seems reasonable for next release09:57
didrocksbut yeah, if you have more than few contacts, doesn't make sense :/09:57
cassidydidrocks, that's bong, we have to provide a coherent experience. Why display it if you have 10 contacts but not 11 ?09:58
Zdradidrocks, IMO that would be good, yes... feel free to open upstream bug and attach patch ;)09:58
chrisccoulsoni just tried turning on offline contacts, and it makes it more difficult to navigate to the online contacts09:58
cassidyimagine doc or an user trying to explain something to another one if they don't experience the same behaviour...09:58
didrockscassidy: always the issue of limits right, but why cluttering the GUI for people having 50+ contacts ? ;)09:58
chrisccoulson(yes, they float to the top of the contact groups, but that doesn't help when you have more than a couple of groups)09:58
Zdrachrisccoulson, it is really for people new to IM world that have just a few contacts09:58
cassidydidrocks, it's easier for an user to think "Wow, too many contacts, how can I hide them?" than "Humm maybe there is an option to display offline ones"09:59
Zdrachrisccoulson, like I create a gmail account for my mother and tell her to add my contact, if she does it when i'm offline, her contact list will stay empty and will wonder what's going on09:59
cassidyanyway, we already had this discussion and agreed that displaying offline contacts was easier for new comers. Old users can just disable them in one click09:59
Zdrachrisccoulson, my mother story is true story ;)10:00
chrisccoulsonZdra - ok, that does make sense10:00
Zdracassidy, maybe s/10/1/10:00
Zdracassidy, just to force contact list to not be empty ?10:01
Zdrawell, of course we can always find cases where it will look weird10:01
cassidyno, that's stupid. I'm pretty convinced displaying by default is the good thing to do. That will maybe annoy existing users but that's gconf's fault and, well, fuck them, they can click on one menu entry10:01
seb128cassidy, that was maybe true before facebook users10:05
seb128now anybody start with some hundred contacts10:05
seb128or any facebook user which seems to be an increasing number of users10:05
seb128in any case behaviour changes should not happen in stable series10:06
cassidyI think making user click the "show offline" option is worth it because a) User is now aware of this option b) Simple user (such as Zdra's mom) are not confused by seeing an empty contact list10:06
seb128let's see how it goes next cycle rather10:06
cassidywe can't win on all fronts10:06
seb128the debian guys put in well, stable means it should behave in a consistant way10:07
seb128not only stable in the sense of the changes landing there10:07
cassidyoh, I'm not advocating to make the change in Lucid10:07
cassidyI just feel kinda frustrated to have done this change based on Cannonical's input and see that it's not used by Ubuntu :)10:08
chrisccoulsonpitti - have you seen bug 568926?10:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 568926 in udisks "Missing udisks-tcp-bridge binary for remote management" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/56892610:09
pittiwe don't enable that in lucid10:09
chrisccoulsonpitti - oh, i wasn't sure if that was the case or not10:09
pittiit's still too new, and a potential securiry/wreck your machine nightmare10:10
chrisccoulsoni just tried connecting to my desktop with palimpsest and got a confusing error10:10
chrisccoulsonwe probably should have turned off the menu entry :(10:10
pittiwe can do so in an SRU, for sure10:10
pittichrisccoulson: OTOH you might connect from a lucid client to a maverick server :)10:11
chrisccoulsonis the support missing on the server, or client?10:11
chrisccoulsonyeah, that's what i was going to ask ;)10:11
pittior, even if we enable it, it's still probable that the remote server just has that disabled10:11
pittiso maybe it doesn't actually make sense to disable the menu item10:11
chrisccoulsonyeah, true10:11
stazso the proper way to fix it would be better error reporting10:13
pittichrisccoulson: I add a gdu task for improving the error message10:13
pittistaz: heh, exactly :)10:13
chrisccoulsonpitti - i can't work out whether the binary is used on the client (by g-d-u), or the server (by udisks)10:14
chrisccoulsondo you know?10:14
pittiI don't right now, sorry; I have never tried this so far10:14
chrisccoulsonpitti - i've got a feeling it might be the client, in which case, there's probably not much security benefit from not including it is there?10:15
chrisccoulsonwhen i tried to connect to my desktop, i got some hard-drive activity at the point i tried to connect10:15
pittichrisccoulson: right10:15
chrisccoulson(but i don't know if that was coincedence or not)10:16
pittichrisccoulson: there's still the "untested feature" aspect, though10:16
pittiit was added upstream after FF10:16
chrisccoulsonah, ok. i didn't realise that10:16
chrisccoulsonright, i have a few errands this morning, so i will be away for a little bit10:21
milanbvis it known that gdm debug symbols aren't available on i386 for 2.30? how can one debug crashes?11:06
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rodrigo_hmm, which package should I assign this bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store/+bug/529714) to? libc6 seems to be where nss stuff is, right?11:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 529714 in rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store "rhythmbox crashed with SIGSEGV in _nss_wins_gethostbyname_r()" [Medium,New]11:16
james_wrodrigo_: yes, but that doesn't mean it is a libc6 bug11:16
rodrigo_btw, it crashes only if wins is enabled in /etc/nsswitch.conf11:17
rodrigo_james_w, right, hence my question :-)11:17
james_wright, now I look at the bug, it seems like it might be :-)11:17
james_wcould be a glib/gio bug11:18
seb128_winbind11:18
seb128_I would say11:18
seb128_since it's crashing in libnss_wins.so.211:19
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rodrigo_seb128_, ok, so assigning it to winbind then11:19
rodrigo_hmm, no package of that name11:20
pittididrocks: empathy> merci11:20
* rodrigo_ searches11:20
seb128_rodrigo_, samba11:20
seb128_it's comming from the samba source11:20
rodrigo_ah11:20
didrockspitti: I didn't upload yet. I have an issue with no more indicator integration that I didn't have yesterday. I'm making further testing before pushing11:20
didrocks(first, rebuilding older version)11:21
pittididrocks: ah, thanks11:21
james_whttps://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5904 looks relevant11:21
ubottubugzilla.samba.org bug 5904 in libsmbclient "libnss_wins causes SIGABRT while servicing getaddrinfo() request" [Blocker,Resolved: fixed]11:21
seb128_bug #369274 seems similar11:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 369274 in glibc "SIGSEGV in _nss_wins_gethostbyname_r" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/36927411:21
rodrigo_seb128_, hmm, I think I marked it as duplicate yesterday11:21
* rodrigo_ looks11:22
rodrigo_ah, no, not that one11:22
rodrigo_oh, it's from jaunty11:22
seb128_it's not new right11:23
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didrockspitti: let me respawn an autoreconf apparently for file-roller. I need to bump the version, right?11:36
pittididrocks: argh; yes, I just accepted it, so new version11:36
didrockspitti: do I need to reopen a bug + debdiff and so on, or just add to existing one?11:37
* didrocks updates his pbuilder this time11:37
pittididrocks: use the existing one, it's fine11:41
didrocksok, thanks :)11:41
pittididrocks: just ensure that you either re-use the same changelog record and bump the version, or use a new one and build with -v11:44
didrockspitti: sure, thanks11:44
maxbHi, I need some help in figuring out what package to blame for the bug of the checkmarks in context menus showing up as white-on-grey11:47
seb128re12:44
seb128pitti, so new isos to test again today?12:45
seb128maxb, could you give details on the theme you are using and the context menu you get the issue in?12:45
maxbseb128: every menu, and I'm not aware of having customized my theme, but I'll look it up now12:46
ograseb128, yes, for bug 57076512:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 570765 in ubiquity "[Lucid] no GRUB menu entry for other operating systems" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57076512:46
seb128ogra, ok12:46
maxbAs an example, look at the little blob next to "Only on This Workspace" when you right-click a title-bar12:47
seb128what theme do you use?12:47
maxbHuman12:47
seb128what ubuntu version?12:47
maxbuptodate lucid12:47
seb128ok, let me try that, it's an outdated legacy theme12:47
seb128bah it's not even installed on lucid12:48
maxbOh. What am I supposed to be using, then?12:48
seb128one of the new themes, ambiance is the default one12:48
maxbwhoa, that's.... different12:49
seb128indeed ;-)12:49
seb128there is a light one too if you prefer those12:49
maxbhrm12:50
maxbWell, I hate it, but at least I have a better idea why the Human-theme context menus are broken12:50
maxbso thanks for that :-)12:50
seb128why do you hate it?12:50
seb128it's a theme bug anyway on the light theme the check mark are not white12:51
seb128so if you open a bug open if on the human theme12:51
maxbThe light theme? How does that interact with the human theme?12:51
seb128?12:52
seb128it's a theme like human12:52
seb128it's called radiance in the theme capplet12:52
seb128try this one if you don't like the default one12:52
seb128those are the new lucid themes12:52
maxb<seb128> it's a theme bug anyway on the light theme the check mark are not white12:52
maxb<seb128> so if you open a bug open if on the human theme12:52
maxb^ I'm trying to understand the relationship between those two lines12:52
seb128well the theme define the color for those12:53
seb128not all theme have the issue you describe12:53
seb128so it's a bug in human12:53
maxbright. I shall file.12:53
maxbIs there something that's supposed to transition upgrading users to the new themes, that I've missed by upgrading back in the alpha days?12:54
seb128maxb, no, user settings are respected on upgrade12:57
seb128maxb, you would get the new theme if you never changed the one you use12:57
seb128maxb, you likely switched to something else and back to human one day, which wrote human as an user choise12:58
maxbThat makes sense. thanks12:58
seb128we have a blueprint about better handling those cases for next cycle12:58
seb128ie users changing and getting back to the default12:58
* ajmitch still had clearlooks set until an hour or so ago13:03
ajmitchambiance is quite a change from that13:03
* soren likes ambiance13:04
* ajmitch prefers radiance on the laptop, but they're both quite good13:04
maxbmy biggest complaint is that they are too-low-constrast in many places such as the task bar and inactive window decorations13:06
chrisccoulsonhmmm, several people have reported now that they end up with gnome-screensaver running twice in their session13:21
chrisccoulsoni wonder how to track that one down :-/13:21
pittiseb128: yes :-/13:24
pittichrisccoulson: "now" -> recent regression? or since upgrade from karmic?13:48
seb128I guess it's since lucid but not really new since there has been no recent change13:49
seb128could be a race in the dbus activation change or something13:49
chrisccoulsonpitti - since upgrade from karmic (bug 556255), reported on 6th april, but now multiple people seem to have the same issue13:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 556255 in gnome-screensaver "unlock screen -dialog comes up twice" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55625513:50
chrisccoulsoni thought maybe a race due to being activated by something in the session starting when gnome-session normally starts gnome-screensaver, but i can't see any obvious race yet which would allow 2 instances to run13:50
didrocksseb128: I think I'm stuck at the empathy upgrade. 2.30.1-0ubuntu1 (not released) is using the indicator, but I can't have it using it with 2.30.1. configure phase is saying me "using libindicate: true" and I tried to revert each commit in trunk without any success. Do you have any clue for debugging?13:51
seb128didrocks, I don't understand the question13:52
didrocksseb128: with 2.30.1-0ubuntu1, I can't get empathy using the indicators (it's fallbacking to the notification area)13:53
seb128didrocks, it's using the indicator but the same version can't use the indicator?!13:53
seb128hum13:53
didrocksoupsss, it was a wrong copy and paste13:53
didrocks2.30.0.2 was working with the indicators13:53
seb128but it works with 2.30.0.2?13:53
didrocksright (it was the first that I should have written in the initial sentence)13:54
seb128do you get any error if you run empathy on the command line?13:54
seb128is the preference option doing anything when you click on it?13:54
didrocksno error on the command line13:55
didrocksbut the preference option (didn't know it) is not enabled13:55
seb128does it work if you enable it?13:56
didrocksyes13:56
didrocksso ok, the issue is something was a modified path, can work on that13:56
seb128try with a guest session to make sure it's not an user config issue?13:56
seb128well that change is an ubuntu one13:56
didrockswell, can try that too :)13:56
seb128it's weird the path would have changed13:56
didrocksseb128: yeah, but some paths changed (normally it was already in 2.30.0.2) to fix the "not picking some gconf settings", maybe it's an impact13:57
didrocksbut I didn't know this preference dialog, that will help me, thanks :)13:57
didrocksok, same thing in guest session, investigating13:58
pittinew desktop ISOs, please rsync/test14:03
* kenvandine tests14:03
seb128pitti, I was just going to ask about those ;-)14:05
didrockshum, I wonder if schemas is still updated by schemas.in (as our value doesn't exist in empathy schema in the last version)14:13
didrocksok, I suck… think I found it…14:14
seb128?14:14
seb128you changed the wrong file on a patch update?14:15
seb128ie an autogenerated one and not the source?14:15
didrocksseb128: I patch the .schema file for the "hide offline user" thing. My guess is the target then is most recent that the source (the schemas.in file). So, our previous patch which add the indicator key to the schema.in isn't taken into account14:16
didrockss/most/more14:16
didrockss/that/than14:16
seb128didrocks, changing the schemas it not the right way14:17
seb128you should add a .gconf-defaults line fo rit14:17
didrocksseb128: even for reverting an upstream change? (I mean, I thought we will revert it in next release)14:18
seb128gconf-defaults has been made to let the upstream schema in the upstream way and have a distro layout for distro changes14:18
seb128we will drop the .gconf-defaults line then14:18
seb128we designed that exactly for this usecase14:19
didrocksseb128: well, we added the indicator key in the schema (ok… it's not tweaking an upstream value)14:19
seb128changing a key without changing the schemas14:19
didrocksok, can do that :)14:19
seb128well if you had a key and want descriptions you need to change the schemas14:19
seb128gconf-defaults doesn't allow to set key descriptions14:19
seb128had -> add14:19
didrocksright, ok, got it14:20
didrockswell, at least, that means that my testing wasn't so bad (I was afraid that I've pushed this error in previous upload) :)14:20
seb128;-)14:20
hyperairgir1.0-something-clutter-1.0 does not conflict on libclutter1.0-0 hard enough.14:24
hyperairi think.14:24
hyperairwait a sec, libclutter1.0-0 disappeared..14:24
hyperairoh nevermind14:26
hyperairi had a newer clutter than the repository14:26
didrockshyperair: and apparently, it's a cluttered clutter :)14:28
hyperairdidrocks: heh yes, a very cluttered clutter.14:28
* hyperair thinks our upgrade path could do with a little improving..14:29
hyperairthough i was probably my fault for using a daily gnome-shell PPA + xorg-edgers..14:29
ograhyperair, didnt update-manager catch that ?14:29
hyperairogra: nope.14:29
ograthats actually what it is supposed to do14:30
hyperairogra: i had a few newer-than-usual packages.14:30
ograbut from third party repos14:30
hyperairogra: that included libclutter-1.0-0, which aptitude didn't seem to like downgrading.14:30
ograu-m checks for that14:30
didrocksah, way better for empathy one I stop being silly :) uploading now14:30
* hyperair did do-release-upgrade -d14:30
ograthats the same14:30
hyperairbut that should also be part of update-manager..14:30
hyperairyeah14:30
hyperairogra: does u-m take care of downgrading packaegs?14:31
mvohyperair: hm, what was the error?14:31
ograit does take care of checking your sources.list for third party repos14:31
ograi dont think it downgrades indeed14:31
ograelse we'd have called it downgrade-manager :P14:31
hyperairmvo: it got lost in my terminal scrollback.. i've been fixing the borked upgrade since.14:32
ogra(bad joke, i know)14:32
hyperairogra: hehehh.14:32
hyperairmvo: it seems to be going fine now. the main issue was that i had libclutter-1.0-0=1.2.6-0ubuntusomethingorother from some PPA, but it was still prior to the split of the gobject-introspection file into the gir1.0-somethingorother package.14:34
hyperairmvo: and so aptitude didn't want to downgrade libclutter-1.0-0, and gir1.0-clutter-1.0 wouldn't install because of the file conflict14:35
rickspencer3pitti, seb128, didrocks what's the word on the street? No dead kittens? No ISO respins?14:38
pittirickspencer3: there was a respin, new images landed an hour ago14:38
* pitti commandeered his wife's computer and now does three tests in parallel14:38
rickspencer3d'oh14:39
didrockswill do some tests in few minutes too now that empathy is *finally* finished14:39
seb128will do the same once rsync is done14:40
seb128you would think it would download almost nothing for trivial changes14:41
seb128but no...14:41
seb128pedro_, hey14:41
pedro_salut seb12814:41
seb128pedro_, how are you?14:41
pittisent 189715 bytes  received 176013639 bytes  939751.22 bytes/sec14:42
pittifor me14:42
pittispeedup is 4.1614:42
pittihmm14:42
pittiapparently the structure on the ISO does get juggled somewhat14:42
pedro_seb128, I'm good, testing the latest ISO , how are you doing?14:42
kenvandinerickspencer3, when is your flight?14:42
seb128pedro_, I'm good thanks14:42
rickspencer3kenvandine, I take off at 12h5014:43
seb128pedro_, if you get borred of iso testing pitti waved a round of sru in lucid now14:43
rickspencer3will leave here in about 2h2014:43
seb128pedro_, so quite some GNOME update to testplay if you feel like it ;-)14:43
rickspencer3kenvandine, for the rest of the morning I will contribute in my normal way on release day ...14:44
rickspencer3by pacing around and worrying14:44
pittirickspencer3: don't worry too much, we'll be fine14:44
rickspencer3pitti, I know14:44
* pitti chuckles14:44
seb128rickspencer3, do iso testing! ;-)14:44
pedro_seb128, <3 , I'll go for those after finishing with the iso testing ;-)14:44
JanCI'd say it's normal that even a small change gives large changes in the ISO because of the compression etc.?14:44
rickspencer3and I saw the incident report, it seemed like a good call14:44
seb128ok, I need to go out for some errants and since rsync takes ages let's do that now14:45
seb128be back in a bit for next iso testing round14:45
* pitti tosses seb128 some bandwidth14:46
mvohyperair: aha, thanks. well, on release upgrades normally file overwrites are reported but are not critical14:46
didrocksspeedup is 4.16 here14:46
pittiit's so great to work on a DSL16000 for a while; I'm afraid I'm getting used to it14:46
pittididrocks: heh, here too14:46
hyperairmvo: file overwrites?14:46
hyperairmvo: similar to the file conflict i had?14:46
* hyperair is worrying over dpkg running out of disk space..14:47
mvohyperair: hm, I can't find your line in scrollback14:47
hyperairmvo: what line?14:47
mvohyperair: u-m should have a check for diskspace too :) if it runs out, I want a bugreport14:47
mvohyperair: with the exact error message14:47
mvohyperair: that you got14:47
hyperairmvo: if it runs out, i think i'll need to reinstall, since i have not heard of any good way of making dpkg recover from disk usage finishing14:48
hyperairbut yeah i'll give you a bug report14:48
asacRiddell: there?14:54
Riddellasac: hola14:55
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konradhi16:04
konradich wollte mal fragen, ob ihr mir sagen könnt, ob sich ein Upgrade lohnt16:05
qensekonraid: #ubuntu-de bitte, #ubuntu-desktop ist kein support channel16:06
qensekonrad16:06
seb128ist aunch english sprechen channel ;-)16:07
konradkay, thanks16:07
seb128is the iso tracker working for others?16:09
seb128I get an error page right now16:10
pittino, it's got problems16:10
pittisee #u-release16:10
seb128ok16:10
pittiIOW, it's unusable right now :(16:10
* pitti has a stack of 6 successful tests to report, too16:10
seb128I don't care so much about reporting success than knowing what cases need testing16:11
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vishseb128: hi.. if you notice bugs in gnome-panel mentioning the panel is frozen, [time stuck or sys mon graph not working]  there seems to be a problem in X , restarting compiz corrects those "frozen" issues16:11
seb128vish, no16:11
seb128or maybe but those usually have so few informations than they are of no use16:12
vishseb128: hehe , i was giving you a heads up, to close those bugs or change the task/reduce your burden ;)  ... , once the drm landed those reduced .. after i switched to kernel .33 and havent had those problems [yet]16:13
seb128ok!16:14
Nafaimorning16:24
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pittiubuntu DVDs up for testing (not on tracker yet, since that is down ATM; being worked on)16:44
seb128pitti, tracker is back16:47
pittiyay16:47
pittiseb128: FSVO "back"16:48
seb128pitti, I just registered 3 successful installs16:48
seb128pitti, I'm not asking for extra service ;-)16:48
pittiseb128: just talking with Kay and David -- seems we can trivially build gnome-vfs without hal support; added to my todo list for early maverick16:48
seb128ok good16:48
pittilibhal-B-gone!16:48
pittiand with it those ominous crashes, hopefully16:49
seb128which ones?16:49
seb128I don't think we got so many of those nowadays, the recent case turned out to be libpam-mount rather16:49
seb128but still going to clean up things ;-)16:49
pittiseb128: ah, I see16:49
pittiI thought it crashed somewhere in libhal16:49
seb128with some luck we will be able to move gnome-vfs out of the CD next cycle16:50
seb128pitti, right, which libpam-mount is using16:50
Nafaiyay for simplification!16:50
seb128pitti, bah, I meant libpam-usb there16:51
pittiseb128: hughsie killed the hal code from gpm, so maverick won't have hal in the default install16:51
pittiwhich also means broken backlight support on many models until X catches up, though :(16:52
pitti(this was just discussed on the ML)16:52
seb128ok16:52
seb128is the xorg backlight thing being worked by somebody?16:53
* Nafai needs to work on his blueprints today16:53
seb128hey Nafai16:53
didrocksthe tracker is more or less down again  can't register my tests :/16:53
Nafaihey seb12816:54
Nafaithe release shaping up well?16:54
seb128Nafai, okish, new isos have been rolled for a grub issue so new round of testing16:56
seb128brb16:56
didrockshum, got a fail on Julie's computer with install mode directly (not starting), let's have a try on a crashbox17:03
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Nafaiso what's the ETA? :)17:09
pittiNafai: we still need to test the DVDs17:11
pittiNafai: if you have some bandwidth and can help with them, that'd be appreaciated :)17:12
Nafaihrm, that would require finding my DVD burner17:12
Nafaithough I suppose I could boot via KVM17:12
NafaiWhat's the URL for the images?17:12
pittiNafai: kvm is fine17:13
pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/dvd/current/17:13
pitti^ images17:13
pittihttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/test/416917:13
pittihttp://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/test/417017:13
pittiNafai: ^ feedback (one for i386, one for amd64)17:13
Nafaithanks17:14
pittiNafai: I guess it only makes sense if you already have a DVD image for rsyncing, though17:16
* Nafai nods17:16
pittiNafai: sucking down 4.1 GB from UK to Australia will certainly take more time than we still have17:16
Nafaitrue dat17:16
* Nafai zsyncs the cd iso's he already has17:28
Nafaiugh, tiredness all the sudden hit me17:35
Nafaigoing to take a nap, bbiab17:35
* pitti -> off for some fresh air and dinner17:41
dobeypedro_: ping :)17:52
pedro_hello dobey!17:52
dobeyhola pedro17:52
dobeypedro_: so lp has been sending me some mail the last few days "your membership to ubuntu-bugcontrol is about to expire" :)17:52
pedro_dobey, oh it will expiry, i'm not going to renew your membership there.17:53
pedro_dobey, looking at it right now ;-)17:53
dobeypedro_: could you renew it please? :)17:53
pedro_dobey, renewed , thanks !17:54
dobeypedro_: gracias mi amigo :)17:54
pedro_por nada! :-)17:54
azteechanyone know how things are going on the final testing of the new changes?18:07
* kenvandine -> lunch18:13
* didrocks -> dinner18:22
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hyperaircompiz feels laggy.18:43
hyperairweird.18:43
rickspencer3hey all19:33
rickspencer3kenvandine, I assume the release is out now?19:36
kenvandinei don't think so19:36
rickspencer3d'oh19:36
kenvandinei guess it is :)19:36
rickspencer3still ISO testing I suppose?19:36
kenvandinei thought so... but looking at ubuntu.com it appears to be released19:37
rickspencer3niiiiice19:37
kenvandineah... an hour ago :)19:37
kenvandinewhile i was at lunch :-p19:37
rickspencer3hehe19:38
rickspencer3while I was traveling to the airport19:38
charlie-tcayup, released19:39
* hyperair wonders how one should go about getting the pretty new gdm themes for lucid..19:51
didrockskenvandine: it's been one hour and half, you're lagging :p19:54
rickspencer3didrocks, US always lags19:55
kenvandinei guess :)19:55
Nafaiback for a while19:57
kenvandinehey Nafai19:58
kenvandinehappy lucid day :-D19:58
NafaiYay19:58
NafaiUtah is celebrating Lucid day by snowing19:58
kenvandinehehe19:58
Nafaibut I still have Spring time allergies20:00
didrocksrickspencer3: heh ;)20:01
didrocksrickspencer3: on which side of the ocean are you right now, btw? ;)20:01
rickspencer3hi didrocks20:03
rickspencer3waiting for my plane in Seattle20:03
rickspencer3so the "left" side of the Atlantic, "right" side of the pacific ;)20:03
rickspencer3didrocks, how do you feel now that the release is out?20:03
didrocksrickspencer3: "released" ?  :-)20:04
didrocksrickspencer3: more seriously, as usual, it's a joy. We have good SRU already ready, so I'm pretty confident20:04
kenvandinehehe20:04
didrocksI've reinstalled most of my laptop (and Julie's one) after testing upgrade to have most of test case (even netbook with LVM and encrypted home dir) and it seems all right20:05
didrockstomorrow evening will be release party in Paris \o/20:05
Nafaididrocks: how far away are you from Paris?20:06
rickspencer3I wonder if there are any release parties in Amsterdam tomorrow?20:06
didrocksNafai: well, by feet and public transportation, 20 minutes from Champs Élysées (Arc de triomphe)20:06
Nafaididrocks: nice!20:07
didrocksNafai: so, not far at all, it's more or less the other side of the river :)20:07
didrocksrickspencer3: in the Airport, maybe? You can give it a try :)20:07
NafaiI'd like to see Paris some day, the Eiffel Tower, Champs  Élysée, the Louvre, etc20:07
Nafailooks like I know a tour guide too now :)20:08
didrocksNafai: there has already been an UDS near Paris long ago :)20:08
Nafaidarn, have to find another reason20:08
didrocksNafai: well, I will probably move to Lyon (400 kms away) during summer20:09
rickspencer3my life is one long Ubuntu release party20:09
Nafairickspencer3: sounds awesome20:09
didrocksrickspencer3: "everyday is a new day of joy and surprises"?20:09
kklimondarickspencer3: doesn't sound bad but I feel sorry for your liver ;)20:10
Nafaibetter than being one long Ubuntu bug triage session20:10
rickspencer3didrocks, something like that, yeah20:10
rickspencer3speaking of which, I'm going to head to my gate20:10
didrocksrickspencer3: have a safe travel20:10
rickspencer3desktop team: what a rocking team!!20:11
rickspencer3great release with lucid20:11
didrocksthanks to a rocking manager :)20:11
kenvandineindeed... 3 cheers for rickspencer3!20:11
kenvandine:-D20:11
rickspencer3I wish pitti was around so we could tell him how f*cking incredibly he was this release20:11
rickspencer3nah20:11
rickspencer3you guys rocked lucid20:11
rickspencer3and pitti really helped us get to a new level with the work item tracker and etc...!20:12
rickspencer3lucid! lucid! lucid!20:12
didrocksthanks rickspencer3 :-)20:12
Nafaidefinitely 3 cheers for rickspencer3 and for pitti and everyone else!20:12
* rickspencer3 does the wave20:12
* chrisccoulson cheers20:13
kenvandinelooking forward to celebrating in brussels20:13
rickspencer3yes20:13
chrisccoulsonkenvandine, you're not celebrating today? ;)20:14
kenvandinei am... just not as much fun in my office :)20:14
didrockschrisccoulson: remember, US, lagging (see backlog ;))20:14
* didrocks hugs kenvandine20:14
* kenvandine hugs didrocks20:15
chrisccoulsonhurry up launchpad :)20:28
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seb128didrocks, hey21:33
didrockshey seb128 :-)21:33
seb128didrocks, bug #571725 could be due to the sru update21:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 571725 in evince "evince not open" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57172521:33
seb128you probably want to keep an eye on it21:34
seb128not today, you should not be around after hours ;-)21:34
didrocksseb128: as Pedro, I don't get it either with the SRU version21:35
didrockslet me see if I have the directory21:35
seb128well that doesn't mean there is not a bug21:35
seb128try removing the dir if you have it?21:35
didrocksright21:35
didrocksok, will have a look tomorrow :)21:36
didrocksit's not published anyway, right?21:36
didrocksonly in -proposed21:36
seb128right21:36
seb128it will take a week without such issues to go to updates21:36
seb128we will probably want to block it and fix that bug if it's new in the update21:37
didrocksI'm downgrading first to check :)21:37
seb128well the new version stores infos again which was not in the lucid version21:37
didrocksok, it's due to the new version21:39
didrocksI'll have a look tomorrow morning :)21:39
didrocks(well, during the power breakage, have to get some battery)21:39
seb128didrocks, oh right, good night and good luck without power tomorrow ;-)21:49
didrocksseb128: well, I have no role to play there, EDF is choosing for me at what hour I'll start to work online ;)21:49
seb128;-)21:50
* kenvandine buys yet more music from the music store :)21:52
Nafaikenvandine: awesome21:53
NafaiI was forgetful earlier this week and bought from Amazon :(21:53
NafaiAfter I clicked "buy" I remembered about the Ubuntu Music Store21:53
kenvandineNafai, help save the cats :)21:53
Nafai:)21:54
kenvandinewell it's beer-o-clock here... time to celebrate Lucid!22:03
kenvandinelater folks!22:03
Nafailater kenvandine!22:05
TheMusoGood morning.23:17
highvoltagegood morning TheMuso23:20
TechnovikingIs there a file that I can set GdmXserverTimeout, want to try increse GdmXserverTimeout to fix a problem?23:51
TechnovikingWas in /usr/share/gdm/defaults.conf, but not in 10.0423:52
RAOFGood morning!23:55

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