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starspotOn a new 64-bit install for my neighbor he asked me to set his only user account to "login without password" and now I get errors on startup00:42
holsteinhey starspot00:44
holsteindid you set it back and see if all is well?00:44
holsteinwas it errors with WIFI?00:45
holsteini seem to have issues with that as well00:45
starspotholstein, I think it was because I chose the option to encrypt the drive at install and never entered a passphrase00:47
starspotno matter, I'm in boot disc now and deleting partitions for a re-install. didn't know what else to do00:47
starspotbut I have noticed several buggy-looking issues with user logins, especially in KDE00:48
holsteini always say your not doing it right unless you break everything and have to reinstall a couple times ;)00:48
starspotheheh00:48
starspotI'm getting more experienced with gparted, thass for sure00:48
MuscovyHow do I file a packaging-requested bug?01:11
yofelMuscovy: please read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages01:23
Muscovyyofel: I've already read the process for introducing a new package. I'm just not sure you to file the needs-packaging bug, since I only know of how to report bugs with apport or ubuntu-bug.01:31
holsteinhey guys01:31
holsteini have a bug i filed01:31
yofel!bugs01:32
holsteinhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/61064201:32
ubot2If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs - Bugs in/wishes for the IRC bots (not Ubuntu) can be filed at http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bots01:32
ubot2Ubuntu bug 610642 in ubuntu "'Select Guided - resize "drive details" and use freed space and press Enter' option missing (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]01:32
holsteinand i cant reproduce it again01:32
yofelhm....01:32
holsteinhow would i mark it? or remove it?01:32
yofelMuscovy: what do you get if you open https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug?no-redirect&field.tag=needs-packaging ?01:33
yofel(that's linked from the NewPackages wiki page)01:33
MuscovyOh.01:35
MuscovyThanks.01:35
yofelholstein: well, if you really can't reproduce it then close the bug by setting the status to 'Invalid' (btw, I'm guessing that's from the installer, please file the bug with 'ubiquity' as package next time)01:35
holsteinyofel: will do01:54
holsteini marked it invalid01:54
holsteini saw that before, but it seemed 'greyed out'01:54
holsteinits done though, thanks01:55
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qthanhello..13:26
qthanhave a question about searching for bugs in launchpad...13:28
qthanwhat are Milestones?13:28
jpdsLike, alpha1, alpha2, beta1, ...13:30
qthanbut what do these 'alpha1, alpha2...' actually mean?13:30
qthanare they different releases of ubuntu?13:31
jpdsqthan: No, they are stages within a release cycle.13:33
qthanjpds: ok, so should I worry about these Milestones when searching for bugs?13:34
qthanjpds: sorry if the questions seem silly jpds! I'm new to this and I'm just not quite sure what bugs I should be looking at...13:35
jpdsqthan: I suggest looking at bugs against programs you use often and see if you can reproduce them13:36
qthanok, i'll try that13:38
qthanjpds: thanks jpds!13:39
jpdsNo problem, feel free to ask if you need anything.13:39
qthanjpds: ok13:41
qthanjpds: I'm looking at this bug atm: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-utils/+bug/609843?comments=all13:59
ubot2Ubuntu bug 609843 in gnome-utils (Ubuntu) "memory leaks (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]13:59
qthanjpds: i can replicate the bug on my desktop by following the instructions in the bug description...14:00
om26er6000 files is not a small number. I wont call that a memory leak14:00
qthanjpds: so what is my next step?14:00
qthanom26er: it may not be a memory leak, true.... but it does caused a load spike, and suddenly chews up a large amount of RAM...14:02
qthanom26er: I was running top in a terminal while I dragged all the files to another nautilus window...14:03
om26erqthan, what happens if you close the search utility. does the memory  usage come down?14:03
qthanom26er: sorry for delay, i am just running the search utility again and seeing what happens if i let it running a little longer...14:09
qthanom26er: here is my top output:14:10
qthantop - 23:09:44 up  2:42,  2 users,  load average: 0.80, 1.12, 0.8914:10
qthanTasks: 203 total,   2 running, 201 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie14:10
qthanCpu(s):  4.3%us,  1.9%sy,  0.2%ni, 92.2%id,  1.5%wa,  0.0%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st14:10
qthanMem:   4056520k total,  4023256k used,    33264k free,     1056k buffers14:10
qthanSwap:  2931852k total,  2208988k used,   722864k free,    36708k cached14:10
qthan  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND14:10
qthan 3383 haqt      20   0 5148m 3.0g 3352 S    1 77.2   0:21.87 gnome-search-tool14:10
qthan 2757 haqt      20   0 1053m 345m 343m S   21  8.7   3:03.66 /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox --comment lucid-mini-amd64 --startvm 41b4bd1f-1245-42a1-85ed-d527079776fd --no-startvm-errormsgbox14:10
qthan 2464 haqt      20   0  802m 122m 6436 S    0  3.1  11:50.66 /usr/lib/firefox-3.6.8/firefox-bin14:10
qthan 1018 root      20   0  158m  19m 3204 S    3  0.5   9:53.28 /usr/bin/X :0 -nr -verbose -auth /var/run/gdm/auth-for-gdm-HiXAz4/database -nolisten tcp vt714:10
qthan 3038 haqt      20   0  673m  13m 5448 S    0  0.3   0:15.35 pidgin14:10
qthan 1562 haqt      20   0  706m  11m 2496 S    0  0.3   0:21.05 nautilus14:10
qthanmmmm... probably hard to see what's going on since the formatting's all whacked...14:11
om26eri see 77.2% mem usage14:11
qthanyea... here's top after i kill search proc...14:12
qthantop - 23:12:09 up  2:44,  2 users,  load average: 0.28, 0.77, 0.7814:12
qthanTasks: 202 total,   1 running, 201 sleeping,   0 stopped,   0 zombie14:12
qthanCpu(s):  1.4%us,  1.1%sy,  0.9%ni, 96.0%id,  0.5%wa,  0.1%hi,  0.0%si,  0.0%st14:12
qthanMem:   4056520k total,   865004k used,  3191516k free,     1704k buffers14:12
qthanSwap:  2931852k total,   414852k used,  2517000k free,    59480k cached14:12
qthan  PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND14:12
qthan 2757 haqt      20   0 1053m 345m 344m S    5  8.7   3:06.13 /usr/lib/virtualbox/VirtualBox --comment lucid-mini-amd64 --startvm 41b4bd1f-1245-42a1-85ed-d527079776fd --no-startvm-errormsgbox14:12
qthan 2464 haqt      20   0  802m 129m 9644 S    0  3.3  11:53.17 /usr/lib/firefox-3.6.8/firefox-bin14:12
qthan 1018 root      20   0  158m  21m 3616 S    2  0.5   9:57.11 /usr/bin/X :0 -nr -verbose -auth /var/run/gdm/auth-for-gdm-HiXAz4/database -nolisten tcp vt714:12
qthanso memory's all freed once proc was killed...14:12
jpds!pastebin14:12
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qthansorry! i'll checkout pastebin now...14:13
qthanhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/470250/14:14
qthancan u see my top output with that link?14:15
om26eryes.. and memory usage is back to normal14:17
qthanalso, the copy (or would it be mv) operation was not carried out...14:17
qthanso would that be a bug confirmed?14:18
om26erI dont think its a bug.. copy action where the number of files is too large will certainly consume system resources14:20
qthanyes, true... i can see the cpu load go up due to the disk activity... but the files i was looking for were just a few thousand jpgs ~few hundred kb in size each...14:22
qthanthere should not have be any problems in copying a few thousand jpgs to another folder, right?14:23
primes2hHello hggdh, my membership in ubuntu-bugcontrol is about to expire in a day. https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-bugcontrol15:55
primes2hI wish it  was renewed if possible . :-)15:56
hggdhprimes2h: looking into it now16:14
hggdhprimes2h: done, thank you for helping :-)16:19
primes2hhggdh: Thank you very much! BTW, how r u? do u remember we met at the last UDS?16:35
primes2hhggdh: I'm one of the two italian guys  that attended the UDS.16:40
vishprimes2h: hmm , i think there might have been more Italians too :D16:45
charlie-tcay16:54
hggdhprimes2h: yes, I do remember you (and Paolo) :-)17:01
njin_I'm not able to understand this: laptop with Usb keyboard, when restart usb keyboard don't work in Grub OS selection, after work, restart from Windows ever works. At wich package have to assign ?17:34
njin_Is possible that ubi save a last config file before reboot and something is wrong in this?17:37
primes2hvish: Sure, but hggdh understood what I meant ;-)18:15
drew212dangit, I've been moving so I haven't had time to do any triage =X.18:44
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gnomefreakcan anyone confirm bug 61100119:40
ubot2Launchpad bug 611001 in gdm (Ubuntu) "Password prompt shows when automatically login (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61100119:40
hggdhgnomefreak: out of sheer curiosity (I cannot test it) -- wouldn't the password request be related to the gnome-keyring?20:04
gnomefreakhggdh: it would if it was mandiatory. i get the feeling it is using the keyring prompt for the auto login request. but yes i have thought of that20:08
gnomefreakgnome-keyring should not need a password for itself20:10
gnomefreakunless you request for it20:10
hggdhwell, by default g-k will have the same password as your login20:15
gnomefreakthat would defeat the point of auto wouldnt it?20:15
hggdhyes, and it is (or was, not up-to-date) a knwon issue20:15
hggdhthe bypass was to reset your g-k to empty20:16
hggdher, s/g-k/& password/20:16
gnomefreakthats kind of crappy :(20:16
hggdh:-)20:16
gnomefreakwell at least it is known20:17
hggdhnot really. If you accept you want automagic login, then you really do not need a password for the keyring20:17
hggdhit is like taking out the front door(not just not locking it), but wanting all rooms locked20:18
gnomefreaktrue20:18
gnomefreakhggdh: any easy way to apply that work around?20:48
vishgnomefreak: i'm pretty sure that is a dup ... that has been a feature for a very long time21:12
vishand totally irritates me :s21:12
hggdhgnomefreak: enter the passphrase, and then open System/Preferences/Password & Encryption Keys; alt-click on the login keyring, and change the passphrase21:13
gnomefreakit was worked out in Lucid by release time IIRC21:13
vishgnomefreak: nope21:13
gnomefreakoh21:13
gnomefreakvish: i thought it was.21:13
vishi still have that in Lucid.. and not sure how to get out of it :(21:13
gnomefreakvish: see above21:14
* gnomefreak trying it21:14
gnomefreakor atleast will be21:14
vishhggdh: you can change the passphrase , but when we auto-login , we have to unlock21:14
hggdhvish: you have to set the passphrase to null21:15
vishoh!21:15
vishhmm.. never tried that :D21:15
gnomefreakok be back going to see if it worked21:17
gnomefreakhggdh: thanks it works21:26
* gnomefreak happy now21:26
hggdhgnomefreak: cool! one down ;-)21:26
gnomefreakvish: it works on 10.1021:26
vishyay!21:27
vishhehe , this is like one of the locks on a live cd! where you get prompted for a pword and just hitting enter works :D21:27
vishthat thing has been bothering me for a very long time ;)21:27
gnomefreakupdated bug21:29
gnomefreakvish: that makes 2 of us21:30
* hggdh is happy for having gotten one right :-)21:30
hggdhso 3 of us21:30
gnomefreak:)21:30
gnomefreakmy TTYs started working this last reboot21:31
hggdheven better, two down <unknown/> to go21:31
* gnomefreak not likely going to get chrome to work in ff421:32
gnomefreakwell it works but nothing else does with it21:32
DaekdroomIs this where I ask how to report a bug? (information I need to give, package to link against etc)22:10
charlie-tcaWe usually recommend using "ubuntu-bug <package_name>" to help get all the information required22:11
Daekdroomcharlie-tca, yeah, but it's a DRM regression bug.22:11
DaekdroomShould I file it against the kernel version?22:11
charlie-tcadoesn't matter22:11
charlie-tcaregression is still a bug.22:11
DaekdroomOk.22:11
charlie-tcaI think it is against the kernel. <package_name> becomes "linux"22:12
charlie-tcaYou can add a comment before submitting that it is a possible regression22:12
Daekdroomcharlie-tca, should I use the kernel I'm reporting against when using ubuntu-bug command or it doesn't matter?22:14
charlie-tcano, use ubuntu-bug linux22:14
DaekdroomI mean, which kernel I have to be booted on.22:14
charlie-tcaIt will tell us the actual kernel in the report22:15
charlie-tcaYes, if it is not the kernel in use at the time, include the information from "uname -a"22:15
DaekdroomOk. Rebooting.22:15

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