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penguin42bug 296538 is funny00:27
ubot2Launchpad bug 296538 in ubuntu-wallpapers (Ubuntu) "warty-final-ubuntu.png is actually a jpeg (affects: 17) (dups: 3) (heat: 72)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/29653800:27
yofelI think by now that's expected behaviour :P00:28
penguin42well, the unanswered question seems to be the one between Ken Wilmer and David Lowe at the end of 2008/start 200900:29
penguin42Ken is saying the update process should be able to cope as of Jaunty00:30
alucardniHello, I'm in process of triaging LP 618562, would somebody review this bug report and mark it as Triaged?? Thanks on advance01:03
ubot2Launchpad bug 618562 in debian (and 1 other project) "new package cgit (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61856201:03
micahgalucardni: have you read this? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Needs%20Packaging%20Bugs01:04
micahgoh...I thought the instructions said to add to description...01:04
micahgalucardni: nm01:04
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alucardnimicahg: ok01:08
micahgalucardni: done, in general though, needs-packaging bugs can stay new01:10
micahgalucardni: but linking to the Debian ITP or RFP is always helpful, few packages actually end up being introduced in Ubuntu due to resource limitations01:11
alucardnimicahg: ok, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks a lot.01:12
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groldhttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash-completion/+bug/59082910:36
ubot2Ubuntu bug 590829 in bash-completion (Ubuntu) "bash-completion fails to complete filenames with single quote (affects: 3) (heat: 14)" [Undecided,New]10:36
groldbug was filed against lucid and not reproduced in maverick10:36
groldshall we marked it fixed?10:36
yofelgrold: yes, works fine in maverick here, please close as fix released10:42
groldand am I right for nominating it fo lucid?10:43
yofelyeah, but that will require someone to do a SRU https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates10:45
groldnow, when I close this bug as fix released it not appears in list like: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash-completion . how anyone will find this bug later?10:50
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groldwhere it listed now? may be there are special pages like http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/sponsoring/ where nominated (but not yet confirmed as SRU) bugs are collected?10:55
yofelactually I'm not sure myself where such bugs go10:57
abhijithello :)13:28
penguin42hi13:33
hggdhhi penguin4213:38
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njinpedro_: around?16:02
pedro_njin, hello, yes16:04
charlie-tcanjin: I did confirm the 2 hdd bug last nite16:12
njincharlie-tca-good work, thanks16:12
JFocharlie-tca, you rock16:18
JFojust wanted to share that16:18
charlie-tcaThanks, JFo16:20
charlie-tcaI just try to do help where I can16:20
JFowell, fwiw, I appreciate it :)16:21
charlie-tcaThat is what makes it worth it to me.16:22
penguin42does anyone understand bug 619135 ? I'm getting it on some packages but not others - is it a packaging mistake or a dpkg/apt problem?16:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 619135 in banshee (Ubuntu) "Warnings in '/var/lib/dpkg/updates/***' while installing banshee (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61913516:54
penguin42(as of the last few days(16:54
sinurge!topic16:59
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bilalakhtarI've noticed that there are a few bugs that have both Lucid and Maverick statuses for a single package, like this one #595265 . How do I get it for my bug? as I need to track statuses for both lucid and maverick17:06
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micahgbilalakhtar: nominate for release17:06
bilalakhtarmicahg: that doesn't do it17:07
bilalakhtarmicahg: let me give you an example17:07
micahgbilalakhtar: YOU can't do it :)17:07
bilalakhtarmicahg: then who can?17:07
micahgbilalakhtar: a MOTU or core-dev needs to accept the nomination17:07
bilalakhtarmicahg: ah, I got it. an ubuntu driver17:07
* bilalakhtar wishes he was MOTU17:07
bilalakhtarthanks micahg17:08
micahgbilalakhtar: np17:08
yofelpenguin42: I see that too, possibly caused by dpkg if I understand it correctly17:13
yofel  * Always print a massage on warning when parsing control files.17:13
yofel  * On database parsing only warn on bogus versions previously accepted,17:13
yofel    the other instances will keep producing errors, to avoid newly17:13
yofel    introduced bogosity. Closes: #590885, #590896, #591692, #59188517:13
penguin42yofel: So is that saying the warnings are valid because some packages are missing maintainer data?17:16
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yofelI'm not sure, I only know it started recently17:17
penguin42yeh last few days17:17
yofelgot this today: http://paste.ubuntu.com/479993/17:17
penguin42yeh I got it on a few today17:18
penguin42yofel: So my question is really is that bug 619135 valid and actually needs a similar one for every broken package (probably a bad idea?) ?17:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 619135 in banshee (Ubuntu) "Warnings in '/var/lib/dpkg/updates/***' while installing banshee (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61913517:19
yofelnot sure, jibel: do you know anything about this?17:19
jibelyofel, hello, corrupted device probably ? Asking for dmesg may help.17:28
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yofeljibel: I just got http://paste.ubuntu.com/479999/ while installing updates, and no I don't have any ata or ext4 errors during that time17:37
jibelyofel,  hm, let me try that17:38
penguin42jibel: I'm also seeing it, as is one other on #ubuntu+1 and there's bug 61913517:38
yofelthat's maverick btw.17:38
ubot2Launchpad bug 619135 in banshee (Ubuntu) "Warnings in '/var/lib/dpkg/updates/***' while installing banshee (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61913517:38
jibelyofel, what's your version of dpkg ?17:38
yofel  Installed: 1.15.8.4ubuntu117:39
penguin42same here17:39
jibelI can't reproduce with libcanberra-dev, trying banshee.17:43
penguin42saw it earlier with mc and a few others17:44
jibelyofel, from dpkg (1.15.8.4)  "  * Always print a massage on warning when parsing control files.", published 2 days ago.17:49
yofelthat's what I suspect too, but I don't really understand what that means, as the control files seem fine from what I see17:50
jibel1mn, let me try something (if not back in 2 minutes, I broke my system)17:52
penguin42guess it's broke then :-)17:57
jibelNope, I'm back.17:57
jibelHere is the content of /var/lib/dpkg/updates/0025 : http://paste.ubuntu.com/480010/17:58
penguin42where does that come from?18:01
jibeldpkg unpacks the control files to /var/lib/dpkg/updates when processing a package, a delete the files once it's done.18:03
jibelThat's the mechanism that helps to manage transactions and keep the system consistent even when the upgrade is interrupted.18:03
jibelwhen you see 'please run dpkg --configure -a' then this directory is probably not empty.18:04
penguin42how did you extract that file - did you get dpkg not to remove it or something?18:04
ashamssimar: I'm here! :)18:05
jibelpenguin42, pkill -9 -f dpkg while it's running18:06
penguin42haha ok18:07
jibelpenguin42, yofel, unless there's really a problem with the packaging of banshee, dpkg is probably a bit verbose here.18:07
penguin42jibel: That's what we're trying to figure out, it's lots of packages doing it - is it dpkg being verbose suddenly or is it actually something dumb in lots of packages18:07
yofelwell, according to dpkg-deb -f the control files of the packages it warnes about look fine :/18:08
yofeljust got 'warning, in file '/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0025' near line 6 package 'banshee': missing maintainer' while installing banshee18:09
yofeldpkg-deb -f /var/cache/apt/archives/banshee_1.7.3-2ubuntu2_amd64.deb -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/480016/18:09
penguin42jibel: Are those files in updates directly from the package? They don't look like the control file itself18:10
penguin42jibel: It looks like they're temporary files generated as it's awaiting other packages to do something18:10
yofelI would guess it's the template for the /var/lib/dpkg/status section18:10
yofelbut the banshee section there looks fine too, or does dpkg try to unpack the control file, messes up and retries until it gets a working one o.O?18:12
penguin42yofel: Well the ones that are complaining for me don't have a maintainer entry - the original control file does, but those aren't the control file18:13
jibelpenguin42, yes, those files tracks the transaction, I think that the warning is wrong but that's the limit of my knowledge of dpkg, I asked cjwatson if he knows what that warning is.18:14
penguin42jibel: My guess is something is checking control files; but applying the same check to these temporary files that have almost the same format - but I don't know anything about the internals of dpkg18:16
jibelhowever, as a triager, you should add a task for dpkg, paste the output of pastebin (file 0025) add an information to explain it started with the latest version and set it to triage.18:16
jibelpenguin42, yeah, understanding the internals of dpkg takes some time. And it's very frustrating when you ask a guru about and he has the answer in a few seconds. So, triage it, and let see what his opinion.18:19
penguin42jibel: Yeh my problem was trying to understand whether dpkg was validly complaining and hence it really was a banshee bug or whether it was a dpkg bug, but it is sounding like a dpkg one from those intermediaries18:21
penguin42jibel: So you think the right thing is to move that one to dpkg from banshee and comment?18:22
jibelpenguin42, until we are sure it's a dpkg issue, I would keep the banshee task opened (in case there's really something with banshee's control file) and open a new task for dpkg.18:24
penguin42jibel: Can you explain what you mean by opening a new task - do you mean a separate launchpad bug ?18:24
jibelpenguin42, upstream may have strengthen the policy in dpkg which may need a fix in the control file, and it's complaining about it.18:25
jibelpenguin42, to open a task, click on 'Also affects distribution'18:25
penguin42jibel: Ah ok, and then just still ubuntu and package dpkg ?18:26
jibelpenguin42, leave 'Ubuntu' as distribution and set package to 'dpkg'18:26
penguin42ok18:26
jibelIf that's really dpkg becoming suddenly overly verbose, we'll probably receive many reports of that kind in the next few days.18:27
penguin42jibel: Indeed18:28
penguin42jibel: OK, added dpkg task and added comment with an example of one of the temporary files18:28
jibelpenguin42, so choose one as master and set the new reports as duplicates and that will confirm that it is a dpkg issue.18:28
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jibelpenguin42, many thanks for your help.18:29
penguin42jibel: And yours - so if I find any others I'll just dupe them to 619135 - does it need tagging in any way?18:29
jibelpenguin42, no specific tagging for that case. .18:31
penguin42ok18:31
ashamssimar: I'll be waiting till 18:00 UTC....18:48
yofelashams: any questions we could help with?18:50
ashamsyofel: no thank you yofel, I'm just waiting for my mentor.18:50
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MichealHDo 100 Papercuts Bugs need traging?20:05
MichealH*triaging?20:05
MichealHAnyone?20:09
charlie-tcaWe don't touch them20:10
charlie-tcavish will look at them, usually20:10
vishMichealH: hey , wassup?20:11
micahgMichealH: that's a separate project, vish can fill you in20:11
MichealHvish, Is it okay for me to go throught the process of traiging 100 papercut bugs or helping triage them?20:12
vishhmm , just a couple of weeks ago, i had brought down the number of new bugs to 10.. now its back to 40 :s20:12
MichealHvish I can help you if you wnat20:12
vishMichealH: yeah, sure feel free to triage..20:12
MichealHvish: I dont have them privelages20:13
MichealHCan I look around and give you bug numbers20:13
vishsure.20:13
vishMichealH: do note that not all bugs are papercuts, some of the bugs need design and thought, so some i just wait for a clear mind :)20:14
MichealHOkay20:14
vishMichealH: for starters have a quick read of the wiki page : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PaperCut20:15
vishMichealH: if you can fix any of the bugs, feel free to do so too.. :D20:17
MichealHYeah20:17
MichealHvish: Could https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/597464 be classed as a bug to triage in this case?20:19
ubot2Ubuntu bug 597464 in notify-osd (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "NetworkManager "connected" message is "masked" by other notifications (affects: 2) (heat: 69)" [Undecided,New]20:19
vishMichealH: yeah, i'v not able to reproduce that one..  iirc we fixed that last cycle20:20
MichealHOkay20:20
vishi mean in Lucid.20:20
MichealHSo It cant be triaged20:20
MichealHBecuase it is fixed20:20
MichealHShould I put "Fix Released" on them?20:21
vishMichealH: we assigned priorities for those notifications and they are supposed to be fixed..20:21
vishMichealH: but i actually havent tested it yet..  my system connects before other notifications..20:21
MichealHOkay20:21
MichealHMine too :P20:22
vishMichealH: so i dont have a test case to say it is fixed.. would be great if someone had an idea for that :)20:22
MichealHWhat about https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/59671720:22
ubot2Ubuntu bug 596717 in xcursor-themes (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Whiteglass "busy" cursor is not aligned properly (affects: 2) (heat: 66)" [Undecided,Confirmed]20:22
MichealHI havent confirmed in 100Papercuts yet20:23
MichealHBut is that what we are looking for?20:23
vishMichealH: heh , yeah.. such is our dilemma often .. :D20:24
MichealHSo should I get it ready for Triaging?20:24
vishMichealH: we can leave it as confirmed for now.. we dont yet know if it is trivially fixable20:25
vishbut it should be..20:25
MichealHSo its a no for that one20:25
MichealHWhat about https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/61872320:27
ubot2Ubuntu bug 618723 in update-manager (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Rename Update Manager to Software Updater (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Wishlist,New]20:27
MichealHThat can be fixed easily20:27
vishMichealH: i filed that one :D , devildante is working on it..20:27
MichealH:/20:27
MichealHHe isnt assigned20:28
MichealHvish: I know this one is a good one https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/61953220:29
ubot2Ubuntu bug 619532 in hundredpapercuts "Password discountinuity (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]20:29
MichealHShall We get to triage this?20:30
* vish looks , oh a new one!20:30
MichealHMe has dont he Confirmation20:31
MichealH*done20:31
MichealH*the20:31
MichealHNow, Its ready to triage! :)20:32
vishMichealH: cool! , now we open an Ubuntu task for the bug, and forward it upstream too.20:34
MichealHHow do we do that?20:35
vishMichealH: select the "Also affects distribution"20:35
vishkamusin: no! it hasnt been applied ;)21:27
* vish hopes kamusin is confused :D21:28
kamusinvirtuald, heh I think so21:28
kamusinvish,21:28
vishkamusin: banshee .. ;)21:29
vishkamusin: they still havent merged that browser branch21:29
kamusinvish, heh.. I did a quickly search in banshee source included in Maverick and I can't found nothing too .. so that confirm my suspicion :)21:32
vishkamusin:  ... btw, use your @ubuntu id in bgo ;)21:34
MichealHvish: Found a bug tracker yet?21:35
kamusinright! I always forgot it :$ heh21:35
vishMichealH: you are the triager.. not me :)21:36
* vish sleeps.. 2am here21:46
MichealHvish: I found http://debbugs.gnu.org/21:46
MichealHvish: Please look before sleeping21:46
MichealHPlease21:47
vishMichealH: i dont think thats the one.. its somewhere in here http://alioth.debian.org/projects/adduser/  ..21:47
micahgvish: what are you looking for a tracker for?21:48
vishmicahg: adduser21:48
micahgvish: Debian BTS21:51
vishmicahg: ah cool!21:52
vishMichealH: ^^ just send a mail to the debian BTS , its easy no registration required21:52
MichealHvish: So we can file a report there and get this over and done with21:52
vishMichealH: yup21:52
micahgMichealH: reportbug -Bdebian is good for reporting to the BTS21:53
MichealHShall I just copy and paste from Launchpad21:53
MichealHmicahg: If I was on Ubuntu :/21:53
MichealHI am on Windows21:53
vishmicahg: we dont have reportbug by default ;)21:53
MichealHvish: Shall I just copy and paste from Launchpad21:53
micahgvish: that's easy enough to install for triagers21:53
vishmicahg: +1 , though MichealH seems to be in a hurry21:54
MichealHWhats the Version of adduser currently?21:55
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vishMichealH: hmm , how did you test the bug, if you are in Windows?21:56
MichealHI had encounted it before a few days ago21:57
vish:/21:57
vishanyways..21:58
* vish sleeps21:58
MichealHvish: Wait!21:58
MichealHIm done reporting the bug!21:58
MichealHmicahg: Can you help?21:59
micahgMichealH: with?21:59
MichealHTriaging this bug22:00
MichealHI just need to upload upstream as vish said then Im done22:00
micahgMichealH: what bug?22:00
MichealHhttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/adduser/+bug/61953222:00
ubot2Ubuntu bug 619532 in adduser (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "Allow user to set preferred password (affects: 2) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,Confirmed]22:00
MichealHHow do I upload upstream22:01
micahgMichealH: where's the upstream bug22:01
MichealHIt is getting uploaded22:01
micahgMichealH: also affects distribution22:01
vishMichealH: i would really consider this very bad triaging, what if i had not checked the bug and just gone by your "confirmed"?22:01
MichealHvish: Sorry.22:02
vishMichealH: always really confirm the bug when you are triaging, not from past memory22:02
MichealHOkay22:02
* micahg has a feeling it'll be closed Won't Fix22:02
vishmicahg: probably..22:03
MichealHvish: Its not letting me add a url to the reported bug elsewhere :/22:03
micahgMichealH: I told you how to add it, the upstream project in LP is not correct22:03
vishMichealH: use "also affect distribution"22:04
micahgalso, why is this bug in adduser?22:04
micahgyou change a password with passwd22:04
MichealHme and vish decided upon it22:04
micahgvish: :P22:04
vishmicahg: thats the closet i could get and hence asked seb-128 as well22:04
micahgvish: seb said to put it in adduser?22:05
vishmicahg: he didnt know either22:05
micahgvish: well, one question missing is how is the user changing the password?22:05
vishmicahg: there is password : "change..."22:06
micahgvish: is it through passwd on the console or through the GUI...22:06
vishmicahg: gui22:07
micahgvish: how do you know?22:07
vishmicahg: thats when the prompt occurs :)22:07
MichealHI cant access the url of the bug I sent D:22:08
micahgvish: it occurs on teh console as well...22:08
vishdoh! my bad22:08
vishmicahg: so its a bug in passwd?22:09
micahgvish: yes, the bug should be in shadow source22:10
micahgand the bug in the BTS should be moved22:10
vishMichealH: ^^22:10
* vish really sleeps now! 02:45!22:10
MichealHHow do I do that?22:10
* hggdh thinks this is related to pam22:11
hggdh:-)22:11
micahghggdh: could be, but passwd is definitely better than adduser :)22:12
vishah! hggdh !22:12
MichealHpam?22:13
vishhggdh: do note: MichealH tried to triage the bug without actually testing it now.. ;)22:13
MichealHOkay I have the link to the bug report22:14
* micahg agrees with hggdh22:14
micahgmove to pam, probably will be marked won't fix22:15
MichealH"22:16
MichealHOops22:16
MichealH"Bug watches can not be added for Ubuntu, as it uses Launchpad as its official bug tracker. Alternatives are to add a watch for another project, or a comment containing a URL to the related bug report."22:16
MichealHI get that error22:16
micahgMichealH: you're doing something wrong then :0o22:16
micahg:)22:16
hggdhvish: dully noted22:16
MichealHIt goes to Debian BTS for the bug URL22:16
MichealHI set the url to http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=59351322:16
ubot2Debian bug 593513 in adduser "Allow user to set preferred password" [Normal,Open]22:16
micahgMichealH: you need to set the distro to Debian :)22:17
MichealHAhhhh22:17
hggdhI do remember seeing this some time ago, I just do not remember who is responsible22:17
MichealHOkay Now i think it needs the adduser changed (I dont know how) and then it can be triaged22:18
MichealHCan someone change the PackageName for me?22:18
MichealH*The Project name22:18
* MichealH needs to sleep22:19
MichealHmicahg: ^^22:19
MichealHBye22:19
hggdhpam_login, it seems22:25
micahghggdh: I moved it to libpam-runtime since that manages the default password options22:26
MichealHHas that been done yet?22:29
MichealHMicahg ^^22:29
micahgMichealH: yeah, you should've been notified22:29
MichealHOkay So it's triaged?22:29
micahgMichealH: yeah22:30
MichealHThanks22:30
* micahg would love to mark won't fix22:30
MichealH:D22:30
MichealHWhy?22:30
micahgbut will let Debian do it first :)22:30
MichealHWhy Won't fix?22:30
micahgMichealH: someone can change it themself if they insist on being insecure22:31
micahgit might not be won't fix for Ubuntu but I can pretty much guess it will be for debian22:31
MichealHmicahg ^^22:31
MichealHOkay22:32
vishoh!22:33
micahgvish: huh?22:34
vishmicahg: it doesnt allow from GUI, it just says "User passwords must be longer than 6 characters and preferably formed by numbers, letters and special characters" and takes you back.. how are you being allowed to change?22:34
micahgvish: you can't it's the pam rules22:34
micahgvish: I said the console gives the same warning22:34
yofelyeah, but console gives the option to run 'sudo passwd' gui doesn't22:35
vishah.. never tried the console22:35
micahgyofel: what's the difference22:35
yofelmicahg: root user can set any password I think22:35
vishmicahg: well , from a GUI there needs to be something similar as well..22:35
micahgyofel: yeah, you're correct root overrides PAM rules...22:36
micahgyofel: maybe that's a bug ;)22:36
yofelnot sure, IIRC it's like that everywhere I tried, meaning ubuntu, debian and gentoo (can't remember suse)22:37
micahgwell, that's also why console vs gui makes a difference22:39
micahgalso can the users and groups  GUI change to anything like sudo passwd on the console?22:40
yofelnot sure about gnome, in KDE it can't22:41
micahgright so it could be the bug was aimed at the wrong component still...22:43
* micahg gives up on this22:43
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micahgvish: bug 619532 still needs more information when you get up (main question is where is the user running into the issue since there are at least 3 places in the default install to do it that won't work and another that will)22:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 619532 in pam (Debian) (and 3 other projects) "Allow user to set preferred password (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61953222:50
hggdhI would like to point out that what I think is needed is consistency. I would rather have such consistency on blocking *any* over-weak password, though22:51
micahghggdh: well, my main issue is if root can override, than maybe the Users and Groups GUI which is run as sudo should have that option22:52
micahgin which case, there's no bug for Debian, but rather upstream gnoem22:53
micahg*gnoem22:53
micahgwhatever...22:53
vishmicahg: hehe , i never even knew there were 3 different ways.. pretty sure the user is trying from GUI.. papercut bugs are usually about the gui22:53
* vish asks now!22:53
micahgvish: I might be wrong about the 3rd (I thought there's some type of change my password GUI), but there's Users and Groups and passwd from the console22:55
vishmicahg: bug 619532 marked it incomplete :)22:56
ubot2Launchpad bug 619532 in pam (Debian) (and 3 other projects) "Allow user to set preferred password (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61953222:57
* micahg marked Ubuntu task incomplete as well22:57
* vish would have done that, but dint wanna change micahg's triaged :)22:58
micahgvish: also good to remind people when upstreaming to link to the LP bug22:58
vishmicahg: hmm? didnt understand..22:59
micahgvish: add a link in the upstream bug (or use the appropriate bugzilla field if it exists) for the LP bug22:59
vishmicahg: yeah thats exactly what i told MichealH, he was in a hurry to set the bug triaged..23:00
vishmicahg: kept pinging me[PM] and he wouldnt even wait for me to ask someone what the right package was.. :/23:01
micahgvish: I think we're better off telling people to come back when they have more time in cases like this...the rushing caused everyone else to rush and now we upstreamed an incomplete bug23:01
* micahg is at fault as well23:01
vishmicahg: +1 , he probably wants to apply as soon as he has 5bugs set as triaged.. hence i pinged hggdh to note that he is doing a lot of wrong23:02
vishmicahg: even the earlier bug the ubiquity bug he wanted to mark as triaged without testing23:03
hggdhvish: heh dully noted. I had already cleaned up some 10 bugs he was (mis)worked on...23:03
hggdhthanks to micahg, BTW, who pointed me to the bugs23:04
vishhggdh: oh neat! so people know :)23:04
micahgpart of Bug Triage just like in medicine is keeping a cool head so mistakes aren't made23:05
hggdh:-) and remembering that, sometimes, it is better to Do Nothing23:06
vish:)23:07
vishi even had to explain to him that i have only set the papercut as triaged and that the ubuntu bug is not triaged, which is what is necessary for a BC application23:08
vishand that the ppc triaged does not count..23:08
hggdhalthough, frankly, I do not understand how one can triage bugs in Linux running under Windows (or any other O.S.)23:08
vishthat totally pissed me off.. :/23:09
micahgVirtualBox23:09
vishi dont think he was using VB23:09
penguin42hggdh: Depends on the bug23:09
micahgvish: I know23:10
hggdhwell. I do hope he RTFM... right now, if he applies... I will have no option but to decline23:10
penguin42hggdh: Obviously nothing timing or hardware related; but hey if it's application level it shouldn't make much odds23:10
hggdhpenguin42: it may well be: if I have a stracktrace, all I (most probably) need is the code23:10
hggdhthis was not the case this time, though23:11
penguin42hggdh: Well, that depends on the problem23:11
penguin42hggdh: A stack trace tells you what state it wound up in when it broke not how it got there23:11
hggdhpenguin42: indeed, and this is why I qualified my response: "most probably"23:11
vishmicahg: just saw the scrollback on the channel as well.. i have asked him here itself to open an upstream bug first :)23:16
micahgvish: yeah, not good23:16
hggdhwell, OK, here he comes. I just approved his email to the bug-control ML23:40
micahgoh boy23:42

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