[00:01] bryceh: Good morning! How's launchpad? :) [00:13] well that was annoying [00:14] my internet connection was down for a couple hours [00:16] For any interesting reason? Did an elephant escape from the zoo and run amok, knocking down power lines and telephone cables? :) [00:17] heya bryceh [00:19] RAOF: I haven't heard the reason. The home owner's association for the condo I rent pays for the connection, so I don't know any details [00:20] RAOF, I finally got it up and running (more or less) on my own hardware [00:20] mostly I'm reading and reading and reading [00:21] I understand that it's surprisingly difficult to setup a launchpad instance. [00:22] ./rocketfuel-setup; cd launchpad/devel; make run ? [00:22] Nafai: Tell them to make something up involving elephants :) [00:22] mostly it's scripted, so most of the time is figuring out why the scripts failed with some obscure error [00:22] The *best kind* of mostly scripted :) [00:23] RAOF: hows middle island? [00:23] lifeless: Pretty good. Our stuff arrived yesterday, so there's a chance that I can set up my desk & comfy chair just in time to leave for Brussels! [00:25] Sampling the many and varied breads available. [00:30] anyone seen chris? [00:30] bryceh: did u check out patch day? [00:30] nigelbabu, which chris? there are lots of us here... [00:31] nigelbabu, no I forgot.. how'd it turn out? [00:31] chrisccoulson: oh, you :) [00:31] bryceh: still going on, 50%+ DONE! [00:32] 185 down to 82 [00:32] nice! [00:32] nigelbabu, I think it'll make a big difference [00:32] bryceh: hopefully :) [00:32] chrisccoulson: that ltsp bug... wanted to talk to you about that [00:33] ah, ok [00:33] that bug again ;) [00:33] hehe [00:33] you still have concerns with that patch right? [00:35] nigelbabu, yeah, the patch was wrong the last time i looked at it [00:35] and i don't think that has changed [00:35] chrisccoulson: ok, so I'll leave the patch-needswork. btw lxde seems to have had a similar solution comitted [00:36] ok, thanks [07:44] hello === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [09:28] good morning everyone === pths is now known as pthsWork [10:43] chrisccoulson: hey, how are you? [10:44] hey didrocks, yeah, i'm good thanks. pretty busy though [10:44] how are you? [10:44] chrisccoulson: I'm fine too. Busy at the dx sprint :) [10:44] excellent [10:48] argh, the theme random failing theme load bug is really annoying, does anyone know a master bug and if it's already reported upstream ? [10:53] what bug is that? are you sure it's not just g-s-d crashing? [10:57] chrisccoulson, I am not sure is crashing, I am sure it's failing to start [10:58] if it's failing to start, it generally means it is crashing in some way ;) [10:58] chrisccoulson, it's failing for me on >50% of my boots, re-login usually fixs it, so it's likely to be a race condition on the first login only [10:58] ah ok [10:58] I only have this issue on my desktop, neved had on the laptop [10:59] I mean, most likely to happen on the first login [11:00] I have filed the bug 574296, but I guess I am not alone and there are already previous bug reports for this [11:00] Launchpad bug 574296 in gnome-session "Gnome theme not applied on session start" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/574296 [11:01] I no longer can show ubuntu booting to my friends, since it's likely to fail from the start :P [11:02] chrisccoulson, should I set ulimit -c and try to capture a coredump ? assuming g-s-d is crashing ? [11:02] you could just enable apport and let that catch it [11:04] ok, changing /etc/default/apport and rebooting [11:08] hum, failed to load, no crash report [11:08] ulimit -c is still reporting 0 [11:18] joaopinto, ~/.xsession-errors will probably contain a clue [11:19] The program 'gnome-settings-daemon' received an X Window System error. [11:19] This probably reflects a bug in the program. [11:19] The error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'. [11:19] so, it's crashing ;) [11:19] apport should catch that sort of crash no problem, but you need to run g-s-d with the --sync option [11:19] but apport did not catch it, and it doesn't seem enabled because of the ulimit -c value [11:20] and you can do that by editing the desktop file in /etc/xdg/autostart [11:22] ok, now i just need to figure how to enable apport :) [11:40] chrisccoulson, appport is catching segmentation faults, tested it manually, but it not catch anything for the g-s-d error [11:41] chrisccoulson, when you mean it crashes it is expected to be a segmentation fault ? [11:41] it won't be a segmentation fault, it will probably be a SIGABRT [11:42] and apport should catch that ? [11:44] chrisccoulson, sh -c 'kill -ABRT $$' does not trigger apport === cking is now known as cking-afk [12:37] joaopinto, i don't know why that doesn't work for you then, but i just tried it and it works as expected === cking-afk is now known as cking === cking is now known as cking-afk === cking-afk is now known as cking [12:58] chrisccoulson, I think I didn't have the --sync yet, I will try to reproduce now, tks [13:01] mpt_: hey! meeting time ;) === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away === almaisan-away is now known as al-maisan [15:38] hi pitti, can I ask you to move the current language packs in lucid-proposed to lucid-updates? We talked about this last week. That's about the langpacks in -updates being the ones we wanted to ship for the release but an older export being used by mistake instead [15:38] ArneGoetje, ^ [15:38] dpm: yep, can do [15:39] thanks a lot pitti [15:39] running [15:40] cool [16:15] good morning [16:17] hola [16:18] for the "upstream link" on the package series in ubuntu, is there any way to actually specify the right series? i only see a way to set the project, but not the series on the project. [16:56] * ccheney thinks he is finally going to be selling his old home today :) [17:25] running some errands, bbl [17:36] didrocks: i see some work was done on the OneConf blueprint. Nice! [17:40] duanedesign: sweet, did you see that's it's currently schedule on Monday (can still move)? :) [17:42] didrocks: Monday will be great [17:43] didrocks: we got stipple set up using plugIns so we can easily add and subtract features. [17:43] it's in the afternoon for us, so should be good for you too [17:43] duanedesign: great, I'll have a look at that tomorrow [17:43] didrocks: also got started on CouchDB attachments. That way we can save the vim folder with the .vimrc for example [17:43] duanedesign: I guess my script will be good for you to include, but we can see how stipple and oneconf can interact [17:44] didrocks: yeah I put it in for now [17:44] yeah, it will be great to advise using stipple for advanced users [17:44] didrocks: but as a plug in [17:44] ok :) [17:44] didrocks: that way as oneConf comes on line we can easily adjust to fill a need if it exists [17:45] duanedesign: right, but OneConf will be installed by default if it get accepted. Not sure that we want all the Stipple content. Hence the fact I was thinking that for me oneconf is automatic and will require low user interaction and stipple is the CLI tool "to get more" [17:46] didrocks: I agree [17:52] didrocks: I put package sync in as a plug in but will likely take it out when OneConf gets accepted. [17:53] duanedesign: great and I'm interested to develop some stuff that doesn't fit in OneConf in stipple too :) [17:53] dont want to confuse users. Plus I imagine your effort will be much better than anything I could put together :) [17:53] don't say that ;) [17:53] I'll have to go, see you! [17:54] ok bye didrocks === cking is now known as cking-afk [18:39] * Amaranth wonders why seb128 would think bug 576059 would be compiz [18:39] Launchpad bug 576059 in compiz "Gnome focus problem / hanging" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/576059 [18:39] oh well, bounced back [19:46] back around === mclasen is now known as mclasen_afk === al-maisan is now known as almaisan-away [20:33] hi === mclasen_afk is now known as mclasen