[00:29] yofel: who is Il Idrissi (meaning what is the nick here)? [00:31] hggdh: devildante ;) [00:31] Darn! [00:32] devildante: I see you submitted an application to -control ;-) [00:33] * sbeattie curses grub-pc postinst+debconf for getting confused and not accepting any input. [00:34] sbeattie: do you consider a bug is warranted for apache2? [00:34] hggdh: I think so, you ought to be able to restart apache from a script. [00:35] sbeattie: ack, opening [00:45] sbeattie: bug 627142 opened [00:45] Launchpad bug 627142 in apache2 (Ubuntu) "Apache2 init.d script runs 'stty sane', which will fail on script runs (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/627142 [00:46] hggdh, yofel: I'll stop bugging you with triage requests if you approve me :p [00:46] devildante: you have just been approved :-) [00:47] Hooray! [00:47] devildante: so now you can stop bugging we all for triage requests. Just use your power with sanity ;-) [00:48] hggdh: count on me :) [00:48] devildante: I -- better, *we* -- are counting on you :-) [00:48] ;) [00:48] * devildante is very, very happy :) [00:49] * hggdh also [00:49] * devildante hugs hggdh [00:49] sbeattie: I am not sure you really want to know, but I had two failures on mpm-prefork [00:49] * hggdh hugs devildante back [00:50] yofel: about the kernel bug, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelTeamBugPolicies#Triaged Bugs [00:51] yofel, kernel bug triage is different from normal bugs, for example, you shouldn't set a bug duplicate of another unless you're a kernel expert [00:52] I know that, that's why I usually don't touch kernel bugs [00:52] yofel, this is because every reporter have different configurations [00:52] I know :P [00:54] just wanted to inform you ;) [00:55] * devildante does not need you anyway, he's recently got power to destroy the world :p [01:00] devildante, was that your app for bug control going through the list? [01:01] bcurtiswx: yeah :) [01:01] Congrats :) [01:01] thanks :) [01:01] * devildante hugs bcurtiswx [01:04] devildante, do you have a package you're going to focus on? [01:04] bcurtiswx: no, I'm a random guy [01:04] bcurtiswx: but I like more high-level stuff [01:04] (desktop, etc) [01:05] devildante, great. We're glad to have you aboard. [01:05] heh :) [01:07] * micahg wonders where pedro is [01:11] micahg: I'd be glad to help you :) [01:11] devildante: I have nothing to apologize to you for :) [01:12] ah [01:13] * bcurtiswx takes on the bytes of pedro [01:14] how can i help you micahg? :P [01:23] micahg: Pedro has already left for the day [01:27] hggdh: k :) [01:38] micahg, is there a FFX4 PPA i can try out? [01:38] bcurtiswx: only dailies ATM [01:39] micahg, OK, atm meaning another one will be created soon? [01:39] bcurtiswx: yes [01:39] bcurtiswx: I'll have a beta PPA soon [01:39] micahg: OK, awesome. I'll keep my eyes open [01:42] sigh @ iceweasel [01:42] I miss firefox [01:42] nigelb: use Ubuntu :P [01:43] micahg: doesnt run on this ancient $foo [01:43] nigelb: I'd be interested to find out what that ancient $foo is, but later [01:44] micahg: heh [01:45] nigelb: I'm interested, please tell me :) [01:45] devildante: heard of lucid freezes with intel 8xx cards/ [01:45] ? [01:45] anyone here wanna test out a bzr branch, im getting connection errors, want to make sure its not just me [01:45] nigelb: yeah, that [01:46] bcurtiswx: sure [01:47] LP is _really_ slow right now [01:47] devildante, try bzr branch lp:ubuntu/folks [01:49] bcurtiswx: it's normal speed for me [01:49] devildante, OK thx [01:50] * bcurtiswx kicks verizon FiOS [01:50] heh === rackIT is now known as rackIT_lappy === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT [05:17] vish: my bugsquad mentorship is due to expire =X === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT [07:36] drew212: oh no! you are not getting away that easy! ;) === timc is now known as Guest69439 === ara_ is now known as ara === Guest69439 is now known as timc [10:58] hggdh: can we close old crashers [1yr old] from new -> invalid ? just because they are old and no dups yet? [10:59] or rather do we..? [11:37] vish, Nope. Try to replicate. Read the stacktrace to make sure you've constructed the right envionrment, etc. [11:38] * persia has *fixed* crashers > 2 years old found laying about on LP [11:38] persia: yeah , my thoughts too. but my bug was closed, and i noticed a pattern of similar bugs being closed, so was wondering if there was a new rule. [11:41] Shouldn't be. Protest it if someone thinks there is such a rule. [12:02] om26er: any reason we now closing old telepathy bugs? directly from new -> invalid ? [12:04] *are now [12:04] vish: sigh. No response from mentees :( [12:04] nigelb: lucky you ;p [12:05] vish: haha, that is one way to see it. [12:28] om26er seems like you timed out and missed my message :s [12:29] vish, didnt get any [12:29] om26er: yeah, irc is too old ;) anyways...any reason we are now closing old telepathy bugs? directly from new -> invalid ? [12:30] vish, hm reported for Karmic, no duplicate and much stable these days ;) [12:30] vish, there are quite a few telepathy bugs just hanging around [12:31] om26er: but we usually dont do that anywhere.. was wondering my bug was closed Bug #408913 [12:31] Launchpad bug 408913 in telepathy-idle (Ubuntu) "telepathy-idle crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch() (affects: 10) (dups: 1) (heat: 56)" [Medium,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/408913 [12:31] om26er: i just noticed that there were 9 others who have marked as affected.. [12:31] tp-idle is stable now [12:32] it was not previosly [12:32] om26er: anyway, its not about that bug in question.. if you had asked i would have replied i dont use empathy for irc now ;) [12:32] om26er: but i dint know we had that new policy of closing bugs if they are old [12:32] vish, guessed that [12:33] om26er: i dont think we are supposed to close like that, esp crashers... [12:33] vish, there were a few exceptions taken for telepathy components today [12:35] vish, roger ;) [12:35] so who's going UDS ? [12:35] vish, ^^ [12:36] thats quite a quit message [12:45] seb128, Hi! about telepathy-logger not being installed causing empathy to not start. will it be added to depends or there is another solution? [12:46] tp-logger is in the ISO but people still dont seem to have it installed in there systems [12:47] it's in the recommends and recommends are installed by default [12:47] those people probably use non standard way to do upgrades [12:48] I guess we can move it to a depends but that will be after beta [12:48] seb128, ok thanks :) [12:48] np [12:49] we might have an issue with libdconf0 not being on the current iso though [12:49] ya its not in the daily build === thekorn_ is now known as thekorn [13:02] !test [13:02] hrm? [13:37] hi all :) [14:12] hi folks... are there any openoffice.org dbgsyms? [14:14] tbsdy_lives: There should be on ddebs.ubuntu.com [14:14] ah! [14:15] ummm... silly question, how do I get them? through apt? [14:16] You can set something like "deb http://debbs.ubuntu.com/ubuntu lucid main" in sources.list [14:16] thanx [14:44] * nigelb lol @ mail to bug controol [14:44] "And i think this bug must be fixed for beta." [14:45] That's a good thought. All bugs should be fixed for beta. [14:46] (not going to happen, especially because the freeze is rapidly becoming very hard) [14:47] Looking at the bug though, I understand why it should be high priority [14:47] bug 625793 [14:47] Launchpad bug 625793 in indicator-application (and 1 other project) "sometimes keyboard layout automatically changed (affects: 3) (heat: 14)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/625793 [14:47] if I were a user affected with that bug, I may not even be able to login. [14:50] Oh, yeah. I should track down my bug related to that. I can't usefully type some characters in maverick (maybe the same thing) [14:53] Perhaps [14:56] * nigelb hugs devildante :) [14:56] * devildante hugs back nigelb :) [14:57] Nice reply :) [14:57] * nigelb clicks 'Discard' [14:58] you're cheating! [14:58] Well, half way through I got a note telling you replied :D :D [15:07] my '0' key tends to sometimes work and sometimes not [15:07] makes explaining financial figured pretty hard :P [15:07] figures* [15:09] hmm, use the capital O instead? (as long it isn't doing calculations) ;-) [15:22] hi, I got a backtrace for bug 626755... [15:22] tbsdy_lives: Bug 626755 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/626755 is private [15:22] how do I switch it to non-private? [15:22] ah! [15:22] no longer private [15:22] bug 626755 [15:22] Launchpad bug 626755 in openoffice.org (Ubuntu) "Opened .docx I downloaded from Microsoft, and soffice.bin crashed with SIGSEGV in SwXTextRange::~SwXTextRange() (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/626755 [15:27] tbsdy_lives: it seems there is a bigger problem. If you launch openoffice.org and you click on File > Open, it will crash [15:29] jibel: or anyone else that can help... bug 627300 has an empty dpkg terminal log. It was reported against a live image on usb with persistance. What logs do we ask for? [15:29] Launchpad bug 627300 in nvidia-graphics-drivers (Ubuntu) "package nvidia-current 195.36.15-0ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1 (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/627300 [15:30] tbsdy_lives: bugs with core dumps shouldn't be public [15:30] whoa... folks, there's an entirely trivial to reproduce issue with cpio! [15:30] micahg, why so? I don't have anything important in that coredump [15:30] tbsdy_lives: how do you know? [15:31] because it's a coredump of openoffice.org, which I've only ever used for opening technical, public documents [15:31] you can remove it if you want [15:31] I've got a full backtrace already [15:32] er... look at bug 186336 [15:32] Launchpad bug 186336 in ubuntu-nl-website "standaard geen firewall" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186336 [15:32] er... look at bug 186366 I mean [15:32] Launchpad bug 186366 in cpio (Ubuntu) "cpio segfaults with "-E" on a non-existing file (heat: 3)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186366 [15:32] cpio -E no_such_file -t [15:32] segfault [15:33] who maintains cpio? [15:34] tbsdy_lives: coredumps may contain sensitive data from your system (from the common core areas) [15:34] fair enough [15:34] I'll remove it then [15:34] tbsdy_lives: like encryption keys, etc [15:34] charlie-tca, you can ask to reproduce the bug from the console and attach the output, otherwise the report is useless. [15:34] okey dokey... I'll remove it :-) [15:34] jibel: Thank you [15:34] tbsdy_lives: was this a bug opened with apport [15:34] hello all [15:34] (via apport, I mean) [15:35] ah... actually, how do I remove it? [15:36] I'm new to bug Triagging and I need to ask a question can someone help me? [15:36] ashams: ask away [15:37] hggdh - it was - I've gotten rid of the coredump now [15:37] tbsdy_lives: if you really want to remove it... (1) it will take out any chance of apport backtracing it (2) your backtrace is incomplete [15:37] I installed a whole raft of symbols and got a new backtrace [15:38] hggdh - apart from the uno stuff... [15:38] nigelb: if you found a bug that was claimed against a certain release which is no longer active, in which status may I put it into? [15:38] tbsdy_lives: it seems SIGSEGV was at frame 22 -- an unresolved frame... [15:38] nigelb: just like this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-synaptics/+bug/481287 [15:38] Launchpad bug 481287 in xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (Ubuntu) "after some usage the touchpad is not moving mouse pointer. the buttons also don't work (affects: 1) (heat: 11)" [Undecided,New] [15:39] * nigelb looks [15:39] ya... how do you get around that though? [15:41] ashams: jaunty is supported till October 2010, so you can't just randomly close it [15:42] ashams: what you can do is this => https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Old%20untouched%20bugs [15:42] hggdh, I dunno how you deal with frameless functions in gdb [15:42] tbsdy_lives: if you still have your /var/crash/, then you can 'sudo apport-retrace -o /tmp/trash /var/crash/' [15:42] really... nice! [15:42] yeah, still got it [15:43] tbsdy_lives: this will install *all* debug symbols available for *all* packages that OO depends on [15:43] really? that rocks! [15:43] nice!!! [15:43] tbsdy_lives: and it iwll take a while, and will eat up some nice chunks of disk space [15:44] tbsdy_lives: after that, you can 'apport-retrace -g /var/crash/ er.... apport-retrace doesn't seem to exist... [15:44] any ideas? [15:44] nigelb:well, thank you very much, this rally helps :) [15:44] oh... [15:44] it's a package [15:44] installing now [15:45] ashams: np :) Feel free to ask in here anything you face :) [15:45] tbsdy_lives: sudo apt-get install apport-retrace [15:45] already done :-) [15:45] heh [15:45] sorry, still a newbie... [15:46] but I got bitten by the bug when I helped the sqlite3 guys troubleshoot an index segfault that happened in firefox [15:47] wow... that's finding a hell of a lot of dbgsyms aren't available! [15:48] hey hggdh do you know who maintains cpio? [15:48] tbsdy_lives: apt-cache show cpio :) [15:49] nigelb, nice! [15:49] you fellas are awesomely helpful, I must say :-) [15:49] :) === JanC_ is now known as JanC [15:50] we do try, we do try... [15:51] tbsdy_lives: hopefully the missing dbgsyms will not be critical [15:52] hggdh, well, you are doing a great job :) [15:52] * hggdh blushes [16:06] pedro_: there? [16:06] hggdh, yes, [16:07] pedro_: don't we have a meeting now with jibel? [16:07] hggdh, that's correct [16:07] heh [16:08] * nigelb notes that a nice way to say "oh shucks! I forgot" === deryck is now known as deryck[lunch] [16:14] * devildante lol'd [16:14] hi pedro_ :) [16:51] hggdh: FYI, I should have looked at apache2's changelog: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apache2/2.2.16-1ubuntu2 :-/ === deryck[lunch] is now known as deryck [17:01] sbeattie: ah! I was looking for the apache entry, but I guess I was searching for apache, not apache2! [17:02] sbeattie: now... why does it start on boot-up? [17:03] hggdh: answer unclear. Also unclear to me, when stdin is set to /dev/null or a file, stty sane exits whinging about an invalid iotctl for the device. [17:03] at least when run manually. === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT [17:09] hi. i am trying to file a kernel bug report with apport but every time i try it says "this bug is already reported" and forwards me to a completely unrelated bug. what now? [17:09] it sends me to bug 452814 [17:09] Launchpad bug 452814 in linux (Ubuntu) "WARNING: at /build/buildd/linux-2.6.31/net/ipv4/tcp.c:1408 tcp_recvmsg+0xa49/0xb20() (affects: 96) (dups: 27) (heat: 166)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/452814 [17:10] the bug i am trying to report is related to HDA sound hanging [17:22] bug #622654 could be marked triaged. Might end up being marked invalid. [17:22] Launchpad bug 622654 in usb-creator (Ubuntu) "usb-creator wipe the whole disk, not only the selected partition (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/622654 [17:23] Hi Guys [17:23] I am new to bug triaging. I have a few questions could somebody help me? [17:25] rahul27: just ask and someone who knows will answer :) [17:27] Ok .. what if during triaging I set something wrong like for example set the wrong version ? === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK [17:34] No worries ... I've got my answer. === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK [18:00] bug #619913 could be marked triaged [18:00] Launchpad bug 619913 in xdg-utils (Ubuntu) "open should be an alias to xdg-open (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/619913 [18:05] umm, if "open" is already used, what is going to happen if this is allowed to be replaced by xdg-open ? Isn't that going to cause something else to fail? [18:07] Perhaps it would be better to allow the Mac users to change the symlink themselves, if they want to, rather than changing it distro wide? [18:08] That was my point, it is already used. It perhaps should be marked as invalid. [18:08] Okay. There is big difference between triaged and invalid. [18:08] But I just wanted to make sure the package maintainer had enough info to know what to choose [18:09] And thats the only reason I suggested triaged rather than invalid. [18:10] invalid marked [18:11] fair enough :) [18:11] Triaged is used when the bug is being given to the developers to work to resolve it. In this case, they can not resolve it. === ivoks is now known as ivoks_bbl [18:14] charlie-tca: You might want to look at 620128 then. I am not sure if I want to "claim" it yet, but there is something that does need specific work that has now been clearly identified. [18:14] bug 620128 [18:14] Launchpad bug 620128 in gnome-dvb-daemon (Ubuntu) "ftbfs - incompatible with current vala in maverick (affects: 1) (heat: 543)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/620128 [18:15] If I decide to do it, I will just assign it to myself. [18:15] so, the fix would be to sync the new package into maverick after the beta release? [18:16] Cant be a sync, not updated in debian yet [18:16] Oh I see what you mean [18:16] Workaround might be using a PPA until it can be? [18:17] Well, a package with the upstream update has to be created, it could be submitted for sponsorship with a ffe... [18:17] do you want it marked triaged? [18:17] I am not very good with this type of bug. [18:18] I wanted it marked as triaged for now. If I want to do this package, and I may, and have a chance to, I will just go back and claim it then [18:18] good enough. Importance on it? [18:19] Hmm...maybe medium? otherwise low. Its not part of main...I do not know anything depending on it specifically, do not know if it is something widely used by people though [18:20] But without it being fixed, ftbfs is broken for everyone? [18:20] Technically it is part of gnome [18:20] and yes, it is broken for everyone in maverick currently [18:20] (all architectures) [18:20] That is a pretty big impact. Medium works, done [18:20] Then I am also more likely to revisit it later today or tomorrow :) [18:23] Keep up the good work [18:23] unless someone else decides to work on it first [18:23] thanks! [19:28] hello everybody [19:28] pedro_: hello [19:29] hello njin [19:32] pedro_: can we talk with someone about ubiquity ? [19:40] sbeattie: would you mind running my version(s) of test-apache2-*.py under checkbox? [19:41] hggdh: sheesh, you're so needy! (of course I wouldn't mind) === head_v is now known as head_victim [19:45] hggdh: where should I be looking for them? [19:47] sbeattie: I will send you a tar file for it [19:47] hggdh: okay, cool. [19:51] sbeattie: after that, if you confirm them to be working, I will propose a merge to both checkbox and QRT === ivoks_bbl is now known as ivoks [20:44] hggdh: okay, trying to run all three tests at the same time (without I think any of the necessary apache packages installed a priori) results in none of the tests running due to job requirements not being met. [20:44] hggdh: which is exactly the situation I was afraid of and warned cr3 about. [20:45] The reason for this is that filter_packages (which does the installation to satisfy package/job requirements) acts essentially as a pre-processing phase before any of the tests are run. [20:46] sbeattie: yes... [20:46] sbeattie: I also just found out that first run of just one qrt-apache* selected will fail without any indication, but the required packages will be installed [20:47] second run in a row succeeds [20:47] sbeattie: and -- you cannot run all three, they have conflicting requirements... I must be one at a time [20:47] right [20:47] you want me to run them one at a time? [20:48] yes, please [20:48] keep in mind the above: if the packages are not yet installed, first run will install them, and do nothing [20:48] in order for checkbox to properly support them, it needs to support installing packages on a per-test basis. [20:48] yes [20:49] I am trying to figure out what the hell filter-packages is doing, but not much success as of now [20:49] it *was* working... this is why I sent it to you :-( [20:51] hggdh: hrm, trying the mpm-worker test, after the first run, apache2-mpm-worker still hasn't been installed. [20:52] (and so, of course, it failed to run due to the job requirements not being met) [20:52] hell. This is hell. [20:52] oh [20:53] hrm, same thing second time, though I cleared out ~/.cache/checkbox first. [20:53] I *think* I know why, and will test -- the package requirements may not be correct [20:54] oh! weird, *not* clearing .cache/checkbox caused it to run the second time. *whimper* [20:55] sbeattie: mysterious are the ways of checkbox ;-) [20:57] _sbeattie: BTW I am getting two failures: CVE 2009 1890, and ftp proxy [20:57] hggdh: The stream_reqbody_cl function in mod_proxy_http.c in the mod_proxy module in the Apache HTTP Server before 2.3.3, when a reverse proxy is configured, does not properly handle an amount of streamed data that exceeds the Content-Length value, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption) via crafted requests. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2009-1890) [20:57] sbeattie: BTW I am getting two failures: CVE 2009 1890, and ftp proxy [20:57] hggdh: The stream_reqbody_cl function in mod_proxy_http.c in the mod_proxy module in the Apache HTTP Server before 2.3.3, when a reverse proxy is configured, does not properly handle an amount of streamed data that exceeds the Content-Length value, which allows remote attackers to cause a denial of service (CPU consumption) via crafted requests. (http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2009-1890) [20:58] blast! [20:58] hunh [20:59] worker test /me has hit the stty sane issue [20:59] errrrrrr, let me write that in english [20:59] * sbeattie has hit the stty sane issue in the worker test. === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT [21:03] anyone here know a good php viewer (im not gonna install a webserver to view php output) [21:12] sbeattie: I thought I had the bypass there, let me check [21:14] sbeattie: you should have a subprocess.call(sed ...) in the script [21:14] bcurtiswx: less? ;-) [21:14] bcurtiswx: if it is a well-formed web page, ffox should deal with if (file://...) [21:16] its got a .php extension [21:18] im using SVN, but maybe there's a way I can link it all together with the working version on another computer [21:18] i guess I can't really test it what way === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK [21:18] eh, nvm. I was trying to go about it without an internet connection, but otherwise i can just tunnel over and edit the files over there and it'll show right up on the website [21:33] does gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse and gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg exist in debian? [21:33] hggdh: sorry, had a phone call. [21:33] nvm, found them [21:34] bcurtiswx: also, you can use the php-cli tool to interpret locally. [21:35] hggdh: weird, I see the sed call, but the stty sane bit is still in the initscript [21:40] nvo save my day (policykit-1 has fixed yay!) .. thank you [21:41] kamusin, you meant mvo :p [21:42] devildante, hehe right, I mean mvo [21:42] you are welcome kamusin [21:43] thank you mvo, this was annoying ;) [21:44] * devildante wonders why bugs.debian.org doesn't have a web interface after all these years === ivoks is now known as ivoks_away === rackIT_AFK is now known as rackIT [21:46] devildante: yeah, I found it anoying as well :) [21:46] devildante: there was a thread on one of the MLs about that recently [21:47] looks like I'm not the only one :p [21:47] I heard about a gsoc project about this, but seems to have been abandoned :( [21:48] bts cli is nice [21:49] micahg: only for reporting bugs, not for modifying them (?) [21:49] devildante: no, that's reportbug, bts cli is for modifying [21:49] and reporting I guess... [21:49] Oh great! [21:52] * devildante got his bug acknowledged in Debian [21:55] * devildante has triaged bug ; it's so freaking cool! === rackIT is now known as rackIT_AFK [22:04] * pedro_ hugs devildante [22:04] * devildante hugs back pedro_ [22:04] darn, too much hugs :p [22:04] pedro_: sorry for not getting to mozilla hugdays this cycle [22:04] pedro_: we can have some this winter :) [22:05] micahg, no worries, you're doing an extraordinary work there :-) [22:05] micahg, sure! whenever you want to ;-) [22:05] pedro_: thanks [22:05] devildante, indeed! [22:05] pedro_: we're going to need a major cleanup after natty is released since 2 of the sources will be EOL :) [22:05] pedro_: perhaps it would be better if you explained why you hug me :p [22:06] devildante, because you rock! [22:06] pedro_: and why, sir, do I rock? :p [22:06] btw folks if you have a digg account help us : http://blog.qa.ubuntu.com/node/103 === yofel_ is now known as yofel [22:07] hola yofel [22:07] pedro_: a better title might have been "Have some empathy for empathy" :) [22:07] hey pedro_ [22:08] micahg, !! indeed i'm editing it right now to include that [22:08] micahg, thanks! [22:09] pedro_: :) cool [22:09] done :-) [22:10] * devildante still wonders why he rocks... [22:10] pedro_ ^ [22:10] bug #278525 [22:10] Launchpad bug 278525 in rhythmbox (Ubuntu) "some error (heat: 7)" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/278525 [22:10] cool bug title :p [22:10] is somebody else spammed by this bug? [22:10] devildante, we announced the bug day like 10 minutes ago and you're triaging bugs there already :-P [22:11] I get an email every 5 or 6 days [22:11] pedro_: I have too much free time :p [22:11] " I've never seen anything like this before" titles [22:11] or "Can you imagine?" [22:11] sent by kheewabrar [22:12] I've 18 in my bugbox [22:12] seb128, I feel empathy for you :( [22:12] devildante, don't worry about me or my bugbox [22:12] I got hundred of emails a day there [22:12] seb128, i don't have anything from him here [22:13] I'm just wondering if somebody knows why I get emails but there is no comment added on the bug [22:13] I was gettigns those, but they stopped now [22:13] "You received this bug notification because you are subscribed to [22:13] rhythmbox in ubuntu." [22:13] I got one today again, weird [22:14] odd [22:14] pedro_, seconded [22:14] we should be getting ~ the same emails from ubuntu-desktop and i'm not seeing anything coming from that address [22:15] is the list spam filtered in some way? [22:18] seb128: which list? [22:19] desktop-bugs [22:19] seb128, better to file an answer for the lp folks to track down that issue, sounds really odd that so far you're the only person receiving those :-/ [22:20] we're subscribed to the same list so i'd expect to get those messages as well [22:20] pedro_, I'm subscribed to rb directly [22:20] those are not on the desktop-bugs list [22:20] I'm subscribed to the things I'm specially working on [22:21] that's to split noise and things I watch [22:21] kamusin, you're subscribed there as well [22:21] kamusin, are you getting emails from that address kheewabrar ? [22:29] hggdh: sigh, I'm so confused. the sed script for some reason does not work within checkbox, but does when running the script manually. [22:30] hggdh: are the server images working in hardware? [22:34] charlie-tca: I have not tested this week (yet), so I do not know. But I can start a test now, if you wish [22:34] no [22:34] sbeattie: er, what?? WFM :-( [22:35] just got a report about it from a test [22:35] i386 server wont boot, just dumps me to the grub Boot: "Unknown keyword in config file. [22:35] hum [22:35] is that an usb-creator image? [22:35] Yes [22:35] is that an usb-creator image? [22:35]