[03:16] drew212: poeple post lots of crazy things on forums :) [03:16] lol, true true [03:17] it looked legit, to me [03:17] i'm still having trouble finding packages, mainly the correct ones [03:17] drew212: ask :) [03:18] did i have the right problem though? [03:20] drew212: it's not true either what the poster posted... [03:20] there was a symlink missing but I thought that was fixed [03:20] s/poster/reporter [03:20] alright [03:21] also, unless the reporter enabled the partner repo, they'd have the old java plugin from karmic still [03:22] i noticed he didn't have any IcedTeaPlugin.so in his profile_default_pluginreg.dat.txt [03:22] drew212: he said explicitely he's using sun java :) [03:23] that was the other point :) [03:25] yeah, but shouldn't he be using icedtea? [03:25] drew212: that's up to the user [03:26] so what did i tell him to install? lol [03:26] i mean, i know what it is, but why isn't that the correct thing to install? [03:26] the runtime environment for java which is a dependency of the plugin [03:27] drew212: you said install the jre instead of the plugin [03:29] ok... so i'm confused as what to do now, surprise surprise =P [03:30] drew212: you can ask the user for his version of sun-java6-plugin [03:30] apt-cache policy sun-java6-plugin [03:34] thanks micahg, i gotta get doing some HW, i'm overloaded with classes, and i took an honors addon that requires a finished project by the end of the semester, and we have some android phones to make some apps for =)! === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK [08:27] kermic & vish: Nice job with the cheese hook :) [08:27] Got a question all. Fresh install, did updates / upgrades via cmd line. The the upgrade manager then tells me I have Kernel update to do. I check with apt-get, nadda, reloaded update manager, same results, Kernel update needed. Is normal behavior? [08:29] Did you have update-manager check again? [08:30] sometimes it's cache is out of date [08:31] Yep, same thing, closed it, opened again, same results. [08:32] it's fer the 32-24 kernel, anyway, just wanted to check. [08:33] Close/Open doesn't do it. You have to manually press "Check" to get the cache up-to-date (or wait some random amount of time which could be a week) [08:38] persia: sri, yes, I hit the reload (Check) on restart was the same. [08:39] Dunno then. [08:39] In any case, it's installing, it's just odd that apt didn't pick it up. [08:44] kermiac: kermic & vish: Nice job with the cheese hook :) [08:44] actually kermiac's 3 kids helped the most! ;) [08:44] haha [08:44] thanks nigelb, vish :) [08:45] kermiac: np, thanks. its been uploaded too :) [08:45] vish: awesome :) [08:47] anyone else getting 'The Google Maps API server rejected your request. The "client" parameter specified in the request is invalid.' on LP? [08:47] kermiac: o/ [08:47] vish: thanks mate, that means it's not just me ;) [08:47] heh , i thought,*i* was special ! [08:48] haha, that's what I was thinking [08:49] vish: you said the cheese hook was uploaded now, should I mark bug 573124 fix released? [08:49] Launchpad bug 573124 in cheese (Ubuntu) "Make cheese debugging log attach as a .log file (affects: 1) (heat: 35)" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/573124 [08:49] kermiac: nah, the lp janitor will do it automatically, it might be waiting for the freeze to get published [08:51] ok vish, I thought having lp bug number the changelog should handle it automatically... I'll leave it alone & let it take care of itself :) [08:54] kermiac: yeah , it just got merged a half hr ago. will prolly take a bit more time :) === yofel_ is now known as yofel [10:45] Hi to all, I am following a bug (623450) on "zenity" and "gnome system monitor". But it's' been placed in state "invalid". Now I have found a way to reproduce and I updated the bug. With this state, will ' considered? [10:47] bug #623450 [10:47] Launchpad bug 623450 in zenity (Ubuntu) "file selection on /dev returns wrong filename (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Low,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/623450 [10:48] einstein1969, Yep. The Ubuntu policy is that you can reset to "New" if you can reproduce. [10:48] You want to get someone else to also do so to get from new to Confirmed [10:48] (normally you could confirm someone else's bug, but once it's invalid, it's good to get a couple instances just to be sure) [10:49] Ah, you and muflone can both reproduce with those steps, then yes, "Confirmed" would be correct. [10:50] Anyone familiar with this software, and have suggestions to help einstein1969 troubleshoot deeper? [10:53] thanks persia :) [10:57] I don't if I miss a point, but I don't reproduce with maverick [11:00] jfi: this bug is on Lucid (LTS). It'is important to reproduce in Maverick? [11:01] just tested with lucid, it fails in a different manner for, the selection is not visible and it always returns /dev/zero [11:02] einstein1969, I guess it may help to know that it is fixed in a more recent release [11:04] thanks jfi [11:05] I have added a comment and my vote [11:10] einstein1969, as 3 guys reproduce this issue, I guess that you can turn the bug state to 'confirmed' or at least 'new' [11:13] ok jfi [11:14] "confirmed". [11:15] Now it needs some more investigation to understand the cause in the code. === ivoks_away is now known as ivoks === standa2 is now known as stbulicek [12:01] hi all :) [12:02] hey devildante [12:02] Hi devildante [12:02] hi yofel, jibel ;) [13:16] pedro_: for bug #624892: I reported that bug to upstream: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=628076 [13:16] Launchpad bug 624892 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Rhythmbox crashes on startup (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/624892 [13:16] Gnome bug 628076 in general "Rhythmbox crashes on startup" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [13:16] BlackZ, awesome, thank you ! [13:17] pedro_: ah, first to report it to upstream I attached a backtrace with more debug symbols in the bug report in malone (and I attached the same backtrace to the bug report to upstream) :) [13:18] pedro_: thank you for looking! === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away [14:09] BlackZ: hei! not fair! hggdh and myself also looked at the bug! ;p [14:10] thanks to vish and hggdh too then [14:10] BlackZ: pedro_ just copied us! ;p [14:10] \o/ [14:10] * BlackZ hugs vish and hggdh [14:10] boo pedro_ ! ;p [14:11] :-) [14:11] vish boooo! that guy is always doing crazy stuff booo pedrooo [14:11] :) [14:12] how are you today guys? [14:12] moin hggdh [14:12] er. Anyone _unable_ to Ctrl/Alt/F1 from Gnome? [14:12] moin pedro_ [14:12] hggdh, works fine here [14:12] darn! [14:12] hmm, wfm too [14:13] the policykit hang a session quit is bugging me though! :s [14:13] here it does not... the *only* time it did (lately) I could not get back to Gnome, and had to restart gnome [14:13] vish: yes, and the policykit not ending [14:14] oh [14:14] more to the misery [14:15] when I boot my /tmp is not cleared (upstart mounted-tmp return 124) and, as a result, ssh-agent does not work [14:15] is there someone with gnome-terminal pasting problems (Ctrl+shift+V)? [14:15] yeah , it has been happening only since yesterday's daily [14:16] devildante: at least *that* is working here [14:16] dammit, I'm alone :p [15:12] arrrrrgg lp i hate you. [15:24] poor lp; gets blamed for everything these days [15:32] charlie-tca: it's justified :p [15:33] i'm just getting too much timeouts... === ivoks_away is now known as ivoks [15:37] hey guys, did you know there is a package called "dammit"? :p [15:40] devildante: There's also one called 'ohai'. [15:41] jpds: I lol'd :p [15:41] devildante: Good to know. [15:42] yup [15:42] * devildante thinks that now he has tested them both, bzr is 100 times better than git [15:42] I am willing to blame it too! between timeouts and gedit telling me it can't read the file type... :-( [15:43] We should start a project called "One hundred LP papercuts" :p [15:59] is there a ppa for daily gnome builds? (sort of like xorg-edgers) === devildante is now known as devildante[afk] [16:20] pedro_: hello, mail [16:20] hallo njin [16:35] How should I collect information for 625371? apport-collect 625371 fails, did I miss something? [16:36] does it say anything when it fails? [16:37] it just popup a message dialog with "No additional information collected" [16:38] bug 625371 [16:38] charlie-tca: Bug 625371 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/625371 is private === devildante[afk] is now known as devildante [19:11] jfi: I would say there is no apport hook for collecting data from Application Indicators === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away === simar__mohaar is now known as simar [19:26] * nigelb pokes minions [19:27] kermiac: something you'd be interested in mate? hook for app indicators :D === ivoks_away is now known as ivoks [19:31] hello squad. [19:32] a bug on the network driver should be reported to linux? [19:34] yes [19:38] thanks penguin42 [19:41] np [19:41] is a lock-file considered a cache file? [19:41] xdg_spec wise [19:47] hggdh: thx for the response, I thought it was possible to collect data for any package === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away [20:07] jfi: bug data collection depends on having an Apport hook for it -- now... if you are willing to write one... we will all be grateful ;-) [20:19] hggdh, well..... I am going to list manually the information of my system for this bug :-D Seems that this famous hook have to be written in python which is a show-stopper for me:) === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK [21:48] hmm , did lp fonts just change! ???! [21:49] looks like a few of the places Ubuntu fonts are used [21:52] vish:yeah, I did see them change [21:52] phew! [21:52] oh, wait, is that Ubuntu fonts? [21:52] * devildante goes steal them [21:52] * vish not going crazy! for now.. [21:52] err, not yet! ;p [21:53] devildante: odd that the fonts for the comments are larger! HUGE! [21:53] like the comments need even more attention ;p [21:53] I wonder if I can apply to https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-typeface-interest without a real reason except curiosity:) [21:53] vish: they should make them grow with the commenter's whining :p [21:57] odd, I just went to launchpad.net and got a 'The Google Maps API server rejected your request' error [21:58] penguin42, I have this issue too, that's boring [21:58] nod, if it doesn't fix itself I'll go and ask on launchpad [21:59] I have "The "client" parameter specified in the request is invalid" in addition to the first sentence [22:02] I got the google maps error too [22:03] I've been getting that too. [22:03] Research indicated it's something Launchpad side (like subscription). [22:09] In #launchpad topic : "The Google Maps API server rejected your request" is a known bug and it's being worked on: bug 624981 [22:09] Launchpad bug 624981 in launchpad-registry "The Google Maps API server rejected your request (affects: 14) (dups: 3) (heat: 74)" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/624981 [22:09] penguin42, jfi, Muscovy, devildante: bug 624981 [22:09] too late, jibel :p [22:10] devildante: the force is strong with jibel, dont make him use it ;) [22:10] * devildante hides [22:11] jibel, thx, /me has voted :) [22:16] jibel: I suspect it got noticed pretty quickly! [22:18] penguin42, yes it started nearly 1 day ago. [22:19] penguin42: its actually late , its been going on since afternoon here , more than 12hrs [22:19] really? Oh would have thought they would have nailed it faster [22:20] penguin42, google's fault apparently http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/base/thread?hl=en&tid=462f63cbd84b4464 [22:21] would have thought it would be easiest just to disable the map thing until it gets fixed