[01:36] What is with all the BUG: scheduling while atomic bugs? [01:39] kernel bug somewhere [01:40] should they all be marked as duplicates? [01:40] no [01:41] bbordwell: I don't think kernel bugs get merged unless someone who is familiar with the exact problem knows it's not related to a bunch of different pieces of hardware [01:42] bbordwell: A bunch of them seem to be related to wifi [01:44] penguin42, I think this is the problem: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16588 [01:44] bugzilla.kernel.org bug 16588 in Other "Regression introduced in 2.6.35.2 causes freezing, crashing, oopsing" [Normal,Resolved: code_fix] [01:45] ahh that was a dup here: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16589 [01:45] bugzilla.kernel.org bug 16589 in Scheduler "BUG: scheduling while atomic: udevd/960/0x10000001" [High,New] [01:47] bbordwell: It looks like it's still being worked on there; it looks to me like it's the fix for the X exploit [01:48] ya it was [01:48] linux patched it himself nice [01:48] oops linux/linus [01:50] anyway, yet another case where X really shouldn't be running as root [01:50] penguin42, The fix for that exploit is in the new lucid kernel as well right? [01:50] I don't know; I've not been following Lucid [01:51] * penguin42 goes to bed === em is now known as emma [03:58] * devildante goes to bed; good night :) === Guest11851 is now known as jmarsden [06:28] Hi, I have a question about the first response from [06:29] Does Ubuntu really require the bug submitter to find out how the bug was fixed and to prepare a patch when asking for a bug to be fixed in a stable release as well? [06:29] ansgar: someone has to do it [06:30] ansgar: so the idea is if the person wants it, they can do the steps [06:32] Well, if they are able to. But I am fine with that, I just don't want to prepare an upload for old releases myself (I only use Debian myself). [06:33] ansgar: that's the idea, the person might have already migrated off the release and no longer care === emma is now known as em === easter_egg|off is now known as easter_egg === Laibsch1 is now known as Laibsch === Laibsch1 is now known as Laibsch [09:06] nigelb, Hey, I cannot reproduce the bug 533369 in lucid (but was able in karmic). How did you reproduce it or could you confirm that the version in -proposed fixes the issue ? [09:06] Launchpad bug 533369 in debootstrap (Ubuntu Karmic) (and 2 other projects) "Fails to debootstrap squeeze chroot due to missing apt-get (affects: 1) (heat: 18)" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/533369 [09:14] jibel: can you give me a few hours? [09:14] I ran karmic on my system and I can test it in the evening. [09:15] nigelb, no emergency, I was just wondering if you were able to reproduce it in lucid because I'm not. In karmic I can reproduce and the fix is fine. [09:16] nigelb, just add a comment on the report if you can test the fix in lucid-proposed. Thank you. [09:16] jibel: oh, wait, you want me to reproduce in lucid. [09:16] nigelb, yes, that would be great [09:17] jibel: I'm on lucid now. Let me test it. [09:25] hellofolks [09:25] can someone help with this ? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/432024 [09:25] Launchpad bug 432024 in ubuntu "Keyboard layout initialization (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,New] === yofel_ is now known as yofel [10:40] wow goodjob on the hugday, you totally nailed it lol [10:41] *hugs for everybody [12:38] [12:39] [12:39] mornin hggdh === ivoks-away is now known as ivoks [12:57] morn penguin42 [13:08] hggdh: TGIF :D [13:21] nigelb: heh [13:21] hggdh: And yes, in 40 more minutes, I'll be out partying :D [13:23] :-) [13:24] in 40 more minutes I will still be working [13:38] hi === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away === bcurtiswx_ is now known as bcurtiswx [14:05] h iall [14:10] Is it OK to advertise here? [14:10] I mean, advertise open source? [14:14] zeroseven0183: no, this channel is for triaging bugs [14:15] Ok. I was thinking of promoting Firefox beta [14:16] ...ooopppsss anyway, I just did [14:17] pedro_: here? [14:17] devildante, yeah [14:18] morning kamusin [14:18] pedro_: you should write on the QA blog about the bug day results, just like you did after operation cleansweep bug day ;) [14:19] devildante, yeap that's on my todo tasks for today ;-) [14:19] pedro_: thank you :) we need more publicity :p [14:20] you're welcome, I'll let you guys know as soon as i send the post [14:20] so you can twitt, digg, send it to identi.ca etc [14:20] the more buzz the better ;-) [14:22] morning pedro_ , devildante [14:22] hi kamusin :) === davmor2_ is now known as davmor2 === maco2 is now known as maco [15:34] devildante, http://blogs.gnome.org/pvillavi/2010/08/20/banshee-bug-day-rocked-the-house-show-me-some-green-fields/ [15:35] devildante, somehow the qa blog doesn't allow me to add images so blogged it there, which is added to the planet ubuntu as well [15:35] pedro_: thank you ;) [15:36] devildante, thank *you* for the hard work ;-) [15:36] can't wait for next week bug day :-) [15:36] pedro_: np ;) [15:36] i'm sure its going to be great [15:38] pedro_: yeah :) and thank you for the 50+ bugs you triaged :) [15:40] i enjoy so much to work with you guys that i can't resist to squash some bugs ;-) [15:40] morning fabio === mvo is now known as mvo|undercover [16:27] hello all === komputes_ubuntu is now known as komputes === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [17:29] ashams ??? [17:50] hi all === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [18:17] stanley_robertso: hi [18:17] stanley_robertso: have you got my email? [18:18] stanley_robertso: I'm you mentor for bugsquad.. [18:27] pedro_: arounnd ? [18:35] stanley_robertso: there? === IdleOne is now known as idleTwo === idleTwo is now known as IdleOne [18:44] stanley_robertso: are you there?? [18:47] pedro_: launch ? [18:47] thekorn: hehe , you retraced that unity-applications bug yourself :) [18:47] thekorn: i have a similar bug waiting for retracers :s [18:47] it seems a dup btw.. [18:48] vish: yes, do you know if the retracer are running at all? [18:49] thekorn: they seem stuck , seb128 was looking at them yesterday i think, but he has been swamped/overloaded with all stuff ;) [18:49] vish:as always ;) [18:49] vish, thekorn: they are broken by a launchpad bug [18:50] bad launchpad! [18:50] hi folks [18:50] the launchpadlib api breaks while trying to download a file in a private bug now [18:50] if I bump into a broken dependency (-dev package not matching the library package), which package do I file the bug against? [18:51] seb128: oh? apport-retracer works fine when I run it locally (on maverick) [18:53] kblin: Presumably, they both have the same source package, which is how lp separates packages out, so file it against that. [18:53] Or I'm misunderstanding the question. [18:54] Pici: dunno, the source package I can get with apt-get source is a completely different version as well [18:55] kblin: What packages are we talking about? [18:55] libgoogle-perftools0 and libgoogle-perftools-dev [18:56] libgoogle-perftools0 claims version 0.8-5.1, libgoogle-perftools-dev claims version 0.98-1ubuntu1 [18:56] kblin: Which version of Ubuntu? [18:57] maverick, updated today [18:57] I just did a dpkg-buildpackage on the source tree "apt-get source google-perftools" gave me, and those packages claim version 1.5-1 [18:58] I don't care much either way, that's just a dep I need to build ceph packages, just wanted to report the broken packages [19:05] kblin: Sorry, I got distracted. I'd file it against google-perftools and explain the issue. [19:05] ok [19:06] "Package google-perftools does not exist" :) [19:07] kblin: libgoogle-perftools0 is an older package, -perftools-dev is build against the current one in maverick (google-perftools) [19:08] and google-perftools did not make it yet in the archives... hum [19:09] well, whatever. I'm trying to build a package that depends on -perfools-dev and that won't install :) [19:09] and launchpad won't let me file a bug against the source package [19:13] and of course I can't file it against the package I just built myself, because that's not an official ubuntu package [19:13] the bug report will have to wait until my other build is finished then [19:17] well, that's interesting too: http://paste.ubuntu.com/481074/ amd64 and i386 have different versions o.O? [19:18] yofel: perftools0 is still at 0.98, but perftools-dev is at 1.5-1. perftools 1.5-1 also depends on pertools0 [19:19] but perftools did not make it in the archives yet (for whatever reason) [19:19] when was paste.ubuntu updated? it looks awesome now! [19:20] kblin: you can directly download perftools from https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/amd64/google-perftools/1.5-1 [19:20] (for amd64) [19:20] vish: huh? paste.u.c looks the same that it always has to me. [19:20] hggdh: I've already built it myself [19:20] Pici: new theme [19:20] hggdh: it's in maverick [19:20] previously it was the drab brown.. [19:22] micahg: yes, it made it there in the last 15 minutes or so [19:26] ah, so if I update, it should work? [19:27] hggdh: maybe went through new [19:28] * micahg goes back to not paying attention [19:29] * hggdh does the same [19:38] thanks folks [19:41] hello [19:42] hi [19:46] can you tell me? [19:46] I'm trying to upload a new debdiff to the bug #462193 , however my diff (http://pastebin.com/dHLELxfE ) looks different to one uploaded by the last person ( http://launchpadlibrarian.net/52823113/lp462193.debdiff ) , since it's a dumb change I'd not like to upload the wrong diff, I've make it with $ bzr diff --old ../previous_copy, do you think is it ok? [19:46] Launchpad bug 462193 in djvulibre (Debian) (and 3 other projects) "djvulibre-bin produces garbage in the root (/man1/*) (affects: 18) (dups: 2) (heat: 109)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/462193 [19:46] how do you go about refreshing a package eg. rdesktop [19:48] stock ubuntu rdesktop has keyboard issues [19:48] rdesktop.sourceforge.net does not have the same issues. [19:48] shmengie: have you opened a bug against it? [19:49] What do I need to do to get the stock version of rdesktop.sourceforge.net embedded into ubuntu? [19:49] Once, I think... [19:49] once, when? [19:51] http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com/msg1915955.html [19:52] I have users and myself, that find this very frustrating [19:52] ok, so this is bug 494311 [19:52] Launchpad bug 494311 in rdesktop (Ubuntu) "Ubuntu patch for rdesktop breaks keyboard handling. (affects: 1) (heat: 13)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/494311 [19:53] I"ve built rdesktop a few times to avoid the issue... [19:53] I would really like for rdesktop not to suffer [19:53] or users that require it [19:53] Ubuntu is wonderful, but this makes office implementation difficult. [19:54] Everytime a win station gets infected, I choose ubuntu when possible. [19:55] brb [19:55] ok, sorry, don't mean to sound angry, just venting a little frustration. [19:55] I want to do whatever I need to, to get rdesktop fixed in Ubuntu [20:20] chilicuil: not sure, usually we define the output of the 'debdiff' application as a debdiff (diff between two packages), if you're already using bzr, why not file a merge against the ubuntu package? [20:21] but it seems like your diff was accepted anyway [20:21] yofel: yep, but I had to rebuild the debdiff using $ debdiff [20:22] yofel: I've tried to merge some other patches, I just had that question [20:24] ah, well, your debdiff looks ok, the other diff wanted to add a few misc:Depends that were missing too [20:26] yofel: ok, then I'll think I can use bzr diffs when needed, thx a lot! =) [20:28] shmengie: yes, rdesktop needs some love [20:29] How can I give it some luv? [20:31] is this appropriate discussion?? :P [20:32] shmengie: directly affecting you: finding out which patch is the culprit in your case, and what this patch intends to do [20:33] shmengie: generically -- looking at the bugs for rdesktop, triaging them, checking upstream [20:34] shmengie: on the other hand, the project at SF seems to be dead [20:40] The project at sourceforge has had very few changes. But the keyboard support works much better in the stock. What I don't know is what other packages would be affected by reverting to stock flavor. [20:40] Which is, I suppose why it's been in need of luv. [20:41] Anyone avalible to triage? [20:41] But this has gone on long enough. The Ubuntu version is not usable by anyone who needs Capslock and the Keybad. [20:41] err.. Numberpad [20:43] shmengie: it has been going long, indeed. But we need help. I, for example, do not have time to look at it [20:43] (but then I do not use it anyway) [20:44] MichealH: what do you mean? [20:44] That's why I asked what can I do. [20:44] Is anyone avalible to triage a bug? [20:44] You gave me some hints, thatks. [20:44] hggdh: ^^ [20:45] MichealH: we are all here to help. [20:46] hggdh: Can you please triage Bug 619981 [20:46] Launchpad bug 619981 in banshee (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 1 other project) "Banshee crashed while sitting idle on omap4 (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/619981 [20:46] I beleive it has the necessary information [20:47] (having looked at the log) [20:47] It seemes he has it on some sort of shuffle :/ [20:49] hggdh: ping [20:50] MichealH: You pinged him like 5 minutes ago. ;) [20:51] Umm... Yes? [20:52] !patience is a virtue :) [20:52] oh, that did the wrong thing... [20:52] !patience [20:52] Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://ubuntu.stackexchange.com [20:53] jpds: how do I undo a factoid change request? [20:53] micahg: don't worry about the request notice, it'll be ignored. [20:53] Pici: good :) [20:53] thanks [20:53] Just like all our other factoid requests, mwhahaha. [20:53] micahg: But Im not looking for triages not support :( [20:53] Pici: haha [20:53] MichealH: did you try to reproduce? [20:53] MichealH: you're still asking for help, give people a few minutes :) [20:54] hggdh: I dont use Banshee [20:54] Pici: but, micahg and I have changed factoids [20:54] :D [20:54] MichealH: so *what* did you do to confirm it? [20:54] mggThere is enough infor for a developer to look at [20:54] hggdh: ^^ [20:54] I do not think so. I am not even sure if the exceptions reported caused banshee to end [20:54] I TabFaile'd [20:55] But wont the devs pick that up? [20:55] If its true. [20:56] they might. They might just return it if it is *not* true. But the point is I am not sure why it failed. [20:57] ogra: why did you mark bug 619981 confirmed? Do you also experience it? [20:57] Launchpad bug 619981 in banshee (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 1 other project) "Banshee crashed while sitting idle on omap4 (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/619981 [20:59] hggdh: It was me wasnt it? [21:03] oh yes, ogra milestoned it [21:04] * MichealH hides [21:04] * MichealH avoids all the tomatos being thrown at him [21:05] MichealH: anyway, you would have to be running Maverick to test [21:05] * hggdh goes on to install banshee [21:07] hggdh: So you are trying to replicate? [21:07] MichealH: yes [21:22] good afternoon everyone! [21:23] hey senseĀ° [21:23] er.. sense! [21:23] hey yofel! [21:24] MichealH: cannot reproduce... [21:24] :/ [21:24] sense: long time, sir [21:25] MichealH: this does not mean there is not a problem -- but I would like the OP to check on the errors in the debug log [21:25] hggdh: Hey! Just came back from holiday. [21:25] oh, this is why, I had a feeling you had not been online for a while :-) [21:25] hggdh: he had announced his holiday [21:26] nigelb: this would require me to really pay attention on this channel ;-) [21:26] hggdh: or the planet [21:26] :-) [21:27] or to twitter [21:27] or identi.ca === CieD is now known as Ciemon [21:28] OMG! Pedro blogged! === MichealH is now known as OffTopicGuy === OffTopicGuy is now known as MichealH [22:08] nigelb: I do not follow (or have accounts) on indenti.ca, twitter, facebook, or other similar places... [22:08] hggdh: In that case, we should kick you for not following planet :p === BUGabundo is now known as BUGaNaruto [22:51] vish: poke me when you're awake. Need your help with something :) [23:41] nigelb: vish is always asleep, talking by experience (though this experience was during 3 AM, so I'm not the best example :p)