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nigelbRAOF: got a min?03:09
RAOFnigelb: Yeah; shoot.03:09
nigelbRAOF: When the lucid live cd doesn't work at all thanks to intel 855, is there any possible way to install lucid and beyond?03:10
RAOFThe tricks linked to from the release notes should get you a working livecd.03:10
nigelbtried and failed :(03:11
RAOFFailing everything else, I think the “xforcevesa” option should get vesa loading.03:11
nigelbaha, that should be tried03:11
RAOFIf you've tried i915.modeset=1 *and* forcing vesa doesn't work, then… complain bitterly about your hardware sucking.03:12
nigelbhaha03:12
nigelbI did try the modeset, no go.03:12
nigelbtrying vesa in 5 mins.  restarting03:12
micahgRAOF: I got 127 apport_gpu_intel crashes today on resume from suspend and LP is having trouble letting me submit it, does this sound like something that'll be helpful?03:24
* micahg was only going to submit 103:24
RAOFmicahg: One (the first, preferably) is enough.03:24
micahgRAOF: k, but do you think it'll help with something?  there were a few similar ones showing up as possible duplicates03:24
RAOFmicahg: It's hard to tell without the dump, basically.03:25
micahgRAOF: k, I'll try to file later03:25
RAOFmicahg: Our ability to automatically determine duplicates of GPU dumps is poor.03:25
micahgright, I just want to make sure I'm not adding to an endless pit of bugs that no one wants03:26
nigelbOK, so I'll just complain bitterly about my hardware sucking :/03:41
RAOFnigelb: vesa doesn't work for you either?03:47
RAOFnigelb: Does kms bring up the splash-screen before X starts?  If so, you could install from the alternate CD, add an xorg.conf specifying the “fbdev” driver, and set i915.modeset=103:48
RAOFI'm looking forward to “kill it with fire” at XDS :)04:28
nigelbRAOF: Adding vesa didn't help.  I did get the splash screen, but some error shows up glibc error04:32
RAOFThat glibc error is benign, and unrelated.04:33
nigelbok, then it just gets stuck there, doesn't move on04:33
nigelbI shall try with alternate CD tonight.04:33
tjaaltonccheney: ping? seems gvfs-fuse with OO.o is busted in lucid, it can't open any files behind sftp mounts06:40
tjaaltoncould be bug 43394406:42
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didrocksgood morning08:06
RAOFGood morning.08:13
aramorning didrocks, afternoon RAOF08:25
didrockshey ara, RAOF08:25
RAOFGood $TIME_OF_DAY ara ;)08:25
ara:)08:25
dpmhey didrocks, morning. We've got already quite a few translations of the ubuntu one e-mail. Do you think we could put them in the package already? I still think we should wait until the deadline on NonLanguagePackDeadline, but I think it would be good to make another upload before that, so they can be tested.08:29
dpmThey are here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Wanted/UbuntuOneEmail08:29
didrockshey dpm, sure, I can try to get a free slot today for testing that08:29
didrockshum, the email is signed and such, so it can take time…08:30
didrocksI have to check how it is08:30
dpmdidrocks, cool, thanks. Let me know if I can get them in a format that's easier for you to fetch them. They are all in the subpages there, and I asked translators to enclose them in {{{}}}, so it might be easier to collect them per script and ignore all the rest of text in the wiki pages08:31
didrocksdpm: yeah, I think I'll use a script :)08:32
didrocksso {{{ and }}}08:32
didrocksargh, can't get https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Wanted/UbuntuOneEmail/fr?action=raw from wget08:33
dpmoh, does it need authentication?08:34
dpmdidrocks, you can get the html page though: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/Wanted/UbuntuOneEmail/fr, and all translations should start with 'From:' and end with 'http://one.ubuntu.com', although I'm not sure this applies to those with RTL languages such Hebrew :(08:37
didrocksdpm: yeah, can do that, or rely on html tags08:37
* didrocks can let rodrigo_ doing that too :)08:38
dpmhahaha08:39
didrockswell, u1 people commited to doing that patch :)08:41
didrocksas evo doesn't have i18n support for that08:41
huatsmorning09:32
didrockssalut huats09:34
huatshello didrocks09:35
seb128hello09:39
chrisccoulsonhi seb12809:40
chrisccoulsonhow are you?09:40
seb128hey chrisccoulson09:41
seb128I'm fine, a bit angry at xorg though09:41
seb128or whatever decided to stop turning on my screen when my laptop is docked with lid close09:41
seb128very confusing, I tried to figure for a while what's going on09:42
chrisccoulsonthat's not good :/09:42
seb128it seems it decides to turn on the laptop screen which is lid closed and turn off the external monitor on the dock station09:42
chrisccoulsonoh, so they're not even both switched off?09:42
seb128I can hit enter and type my password though09:42
seb128then the screen comes back with the session09:43
bilalakhtarseb128: I fixed the enter crashes GDM bug09:43
seb128well the display capplet thinks both are activated in mirror mode09:43
seb128bilalakhtar, oh? great, what was it?09:43
bilalakhtarseb128: see my comment  on bug #62672309:43
bilalakhtarIts wierd, but it works like magic!09:44
seb128no bot today?09:44
bilalakhtarhey! ubot2 where are you?09:45
bilalakhtaron vacation, I suppose09:45
bilalakhtarseb128: Its a regression of a bug that matches the day when we began to face this issue09:46
bilalakhtar  * debian/apache2.2-common.apache2.init: Add stty sane so that users will get a09:46
bilalakhtar    password prompt when using apache-ssl. (LP: #582963)09:46
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i don't have apache, and i still get the issue09:47
chrisccoulsonand my issue is clearly because X starts on top of getty09:47
seb128chrisccoulson, I think you have a different bug then others09:48
chrisccoulsonyeah, possibly09:48
seb128chrisccoulson, the few duplicates I marked last week had xorg on the right vt09:48
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: YEs your bug is different09:48
chrisccoulsonhmmm :/09:48
seb128cf comment #909:48
bilalakhtarchrisccoulson: Yours starts on tty2 and is #62523909:49
bilalakhtarhave to go now09:51
didrocksseb128: do you know if there will be a new rhythmbox release before maverick? or should I backport the fix http://git.gnome.org/browse/rhythmbox/commit/?id=d7c99f82fad19078a0da1d882bde35445ca1a58f ?10:55
seb128didrocks, backport, we got a release this week I doubt we will get any other10:56
didrocksseb128: ok, doing it, thanks!10:56
seb128thank you10:56
seb128did you confirm the fix works for you?10:57
kklimondachrisccoulson: hmm.. is there some serious memory leak in current firefox from maverick?11:02
chrisccoulsonkklimonda, not that i'm aware of11:03
kklimondahmm.. mine is using over a GB right now :/11:03
kklimondaand I have restarted it recently11:03
chrisccoulsonthat's not good. does it do that without any extensions installed?11:03
kklimondachrisccoulson: good idea, I've restarted it with add-ons disabled and will report later :)11:06
chrisccoulsonthanks11:06
rodrigo_Laney, around?11:14
Laneyrodrigo_: yep, hi11:15
rodrigo_Laney, 2 things, I've just released libu1 with your dllmap fix, and I'm trying to do the same for tomboy -> https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/maverick/tomboy/fix-dllmap11:16
Laneyah, excellent!11:16
rodrigo_Laney, but I still don't get libsyncdaemon-1.0 as dependencies for the .deb file, so what is missing?11:16
Laneywhat does dh_clideps tell you when you build?11:16
rodrigo_hmm, let me find it11:16
rodrigo_oh -> dh_clideps: Warning: Could not resolve moduleref: syncdaemon-1.0 for: WebSyncServiceAddin.dll!11:17
rodrigo_hmm11:17
Laneythat's what you have to make go away11:17
rodrigo_oh, the DllImport is syncdaemon-1.0 and the dllmap is libsyncdaemon-1.011:17
Laney:)11:17
rodrigo_so, I need to use the same name, right?11:17
Laneyseems that is a common problem11:17
Laneyyes11:17
rodrigo_ok11:17
rodrigo_there are other warnings btw11:18
* rodrigo_ pastebins11:18
Laneythey arent always a problem11:18
Laneylook at the ones which were present in the last upload I did11:18
Laneyany new ones are bad11:18
rodrigo_right, it complains about libtomboy11:19
rodrigo_which is the source, so I guess it's no problem11:19
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rodrigo_Laney, ah, the .dll.config file needs to be installed with the .dll for dh_clideps to find it, right?11:28
Laneyright, it needs to be alongside it11:28
Laneyand with the same name + ".config"11:28
rodrigo_ok, that's what's missing11:28
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rodrigo_Laney, still getting -> dh_clideps: Warning: Missing shlibs entry: libsyncdaemon-1.0.so or syncdaemon-1.0 for: WebSyncServiceAddin.dll!11:43
rodrigo_but I have:11:43
rodrigo_+  <dllmap dll="gobject-2.0" target="libgobject-2.0.so"/>11:43
rodrigo_+  <dllmap dll="syncdaemon-1.0" target="libsyncdaemon-1.0.so"/>11:43
rodrigo_+  <dllmap dll="proxy" target="libproxy.so"/>11:43
rodrigo_it gets ok gobject-2.0 and proxy, why not syncdaemon-1.0?11:44
Laneycan you show me a build log?11:45
rodrigo_Laney, yes, sure11:46
Laneypreferably in a chroot11:46
rodrigo_Laney, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490289/11:50
rodrigo_no chroot sorry, just building with bzr bd11:50
ajmitchI believe you can get that to run pbuilder11:51
ajmitchyou're not using a custom build of ubuntuone-client & libsyncdaemon on the system?11:53
Laneyrodrigo_: try libsyncdaemon-1.0.so.111:54
rodrigo_ok11:54
rodrigo_yay11:56
rodrigo_Laney, ok, pushed to https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/maverick/tomboy/fix-dllmap <- if you like it, I'll dput the package and propose the branch for merging11:57
Laneyrodrigo_: build it in a chroot, check for errors, check the dependencies11:58
Laneyrun the package11:59
Laneyif it all works then upload11:59
rodrigo_ok11:59
Laneyrodrigo_: you should probably add the appropriate version to the other libs in that dllmap12:07
rodrigo_ok12:07
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nessitagood morning everyone!12:49
didrockshey nessita12:53
nessitahey didrocks, how are you?12:53
didrocksnessita: I'm fine, thanks! you?12:53
nessitapretty good, thanks for asking :-)12:54
nessitapackaging question: I need to remove a few conffiles in the new version of a package, and I've applied what http://wiki.debian.org/DpkgConffileHandling describes. The files are smoothly removed but the directories that used to hold the conffiles are not. Shall I remove those explicitly?13:41
didrocksnessita: yeah, you should, you can test if the directory is empty or try a rmdir <…> || true in the postinst13:52
didrocksor preinst13:52
didrocksdepending on your upgrade case :)13:53
nessitadidrocks: right... so if I'm removing no-longer-needed conffiles I should remove the directories on postint, right?13:53
didrocksnessita: right13:54
nessitaand in postrm as well, I think?13:54
didrocksnessita: depends, is it in upgrade? where do you remove your conffiles?13:54
nessitadidrocks: this is an upgrade, and I'm removing on preinst, postint, and postrm as per dpkg-maintscript-helper instructions13:55
nessitadidrocks: seems like on preinst the conffiles are automaticlaly just moved13:55
didrocksnessita: just put the rmdir /etc/<…> || true in the same place your remove conffiles13:56
nessitadidrocks: perfect, thanks13:56
didrocksyou're welcome13:57
kiwinotemvo: hi13:57
kiwinotemvo: the number calculation in the show/hide stuff that just got merged into trunk is a bit odd. It gives show 32000 items and hide 1638 items for provided by ubuntu in installed software13:58
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Keybukscott     9904 91.6 10.2 390056 209252 ?       SLl  13:59   1:41 evolution14:01
Keybukle sigh14:01
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Keybukit's sitting there churning CPU and going OM NOM NOM MOAR MEMORY MOAR!14:02
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mvo_kiwinote: hi! thanks, I have a  look (or make gary having a look ;)14:10
mvo_kiwinote: thanks for your fix btw14:10
mvo_devildante: I'm merging your removal branch currently \o/14:10
kiwinotemvo_: thanks, I'll ping tremolux once he's around14:11
mvo_thanks kiwinote!14:11
seb128kenvandine, hey14:36
kenvandinehey seb12814:41
seb128kenvandine, how are you?14:41
kenvandinegood14:41
kenvandineand you?14:42
seb128I'm fine thanks14:42
seb128kenvandine, I've assigned bug #628967 to you14:42
ubot2Launchpad bug 628967 in vino (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 4 other projects) "vino crashes on desktop sharing with Empathy (affects: 2) (heat: 14)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62896714:42
kenvandineok14:42
seb128it's due to the indicator change14:42
kenvandinei'll try to get to both that and the empathy notification bug today14:43
seb128kenvandine, thanks14:46
kenvandinenp14:47
devildantemvo_, thanks :)14:52
devildantemvo_, and sorry for the late reply :p14:52
vishseb128: hi, is the plan for the keyboard indicator to have an icon next to it?  https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/631384/+attachment/1549115/+files/indicator_color.png14:53
ubot2Launchpad bug 631384 in hundredpapercuts "Keyboard Layout Indicator Style (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]14:53
vishor is icon meant to be removed.. with the layout alone14:54
mvo_devildante: no worries :)14:57
devildante;)14:57
mptvish, unfortunately it needs a generic icon for Maverick (unless klattimer has done some amazing last-minute stuff). The problem in that bug seems to be that it's not using the panel-style icon that it was using in 10.04.15:00
seb128rodrigo_, hi15:01
vishmpt: there already was a generic icon, but this seems to be using the non panel icon.15:01
rodrigo_hey seb12815:01
mptexactly15:01
seb128rodrigo_, do you have a GNOME 2.32 g-c-c build locally?15:02
seb128rodrigo_, jhbuild or similar?15:02
rodrigo_seb128, yes, jhbuild15:02
seb128rodrigo_, could you check if gnome-display-properties crashes on apply as well?15:02
rodrigo_seb128, ok, checking15:02
seb128rodrigo_, it does in the maverick build15:02
seb128rodrigo_, thanks15:02
seb128rodrigo_, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-control-center/+bug/63121715:03
ubot2Launchpad bug 631217 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 1 other project) "Can't save dual monitor configuration (affects: 21) (dups: 4) (heat: 101)" [Low,Triaged]15:03
seb128rodrigo_, comment #1115:03
vishmpt: hmm , so i guess there already a bug for that.. me goes hunting.. ;)15:03
chrisccoulsonoh, i was going to try and debug that issue when i get some spare time later15:04
chrisccoulsonseeing as i don't do much GNOME work these days ;)15:04
rodrigo_seb128, compiling to make sure I've got the latest15:04
* vish just noticed , we have a new menu item "Monitors" which does not use Humanity icon.. o.015:05
seb128chrisccoulson, we are not running you of issues or hacking need if you want to do some15:05
rodrigo_seb128, no crash15:05
rodrigo_seb128, only 1 monitor though15:05
seb128rodrigo_, ok thanks15:05
seb128rodrigo_, and the ubuntu version? you are on maverick?15:06
rodrigo_yes, maverick15:06
rodrigo_although I run it with jhbuild run, so it gets the jhbuild libs15:06
rodrigo_do you want me to run on its own?15:06
seb128rodrigo_, no, just check if the maverick version crashes for you15:06
seb128if you can15:06
seb128thanks15:06
rodrigo_ok15:07
rodrigo_seb128, no crash, but it offers me to run the nvidia tool instead, and then fails to save, with the same warnings as in #11:15:09
rodrigo_(gnome-display-properties:10113): Gtk-WARNING **: Ignoring the separator setting15:09
rodrigo_(gnome-display-properties:10113): Gtk-WARNING **: No object called:15:09
rodrigo_** (gnome-display-properties:10113): CRITICAL **: gnome_rr_config_save_to_file: assertion `error == NULL || *error == NULL' failed15:09
seb128rodrigo_, ok thanks, seems a bug in our distro changes15:09
kenvandineseb128, if a user service (dbus activated) needs to be restarted on upgrade15:09
kenvandineis it safe to put a killall for it in a preinst?15:09
chrisccoulsonkenvandine, i suppose it depends on hwo the user service handles the signal15:10
kenvandinethe service won't work for any logged in user unless it restarts15:10
kenvandinenessita, ^^15:10
chrisccoulsonwill it cause data loss for example?15:10
kenvandinedoubt it... nessita, can you confirm?15:10
chrisccoulsonif the service has a proper signal handler and exits cleanly, then maybe it might be ok15:10
kenvandinei don't think it actually holds onto any data15:11
kenvandinebut then again i don't understand why it keeps running :)15:11
seb128kenvandine, usually we teach those service to reload on sighup15:11
chrisccoulsonkenvandine, this is U1?15:11
seb128then send a sighup from the posinst15:11
seb128the postinst15:11
kenvandinechrisccoulson, yes15:11
kenvandinesso client15:11
seb128it's cleaner15:11
kenvandineok15:12
kenvandinenessita, ^^15:12
kenvandinenessita, would that work?15:12
chrisccoulsonkenvandine - it  keeps running because nautilus keeps activating it15:12
seb128that's what gconf, gvfs etc do15:12
chrisccoulson(unless that wasn't what you were asking)15:12
seb128there is a bug about that15:12
seb128they should fix it for maverick15:12
nessitakenvandine: yes, it doesn't hold yo any data15:12
chrisccoulsonyeah, i'd like to be able to stop it when i need to work :)15:12
kenvandinenessita, so maybe fix that bug instead of making it restart :)15:13
seb128chrisccoulson, so do you want to help on some desktop bugs?15:13
seb128chrisccoulson, will you have time for those or maybe time?15:13
nessitakenvandine: which bug? I think u1-client and sso is being confused15:13
nessitakenvandine: have a bug report?15:13
kenvandineseb128, ^^15:14
seb128about what?15:14
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, i should have some time. other than localization issues in firefox, it's looking pretty good15:14
seb128the nautilus thing?15:14
kenvandinenautilus keeping sso-login running15:14
seb128I'm not sure the one I read was about sso15:14
seb128or rather the sync service15:14
seb128let me check15:14
kenvandineseb128, the problem we hit was nessita's latest version of sso-client is without killing the service it looks like it works but it doesn't15:15
seb128do you have time to do the sighup thing?15:15
nessitakenvandine: the bug is about nautilus starting u1 syncdamoen, not soo15:15
seb128nessita, hey15:15
nessitaseb128: hello!15:15
nessitaseb128: not sure what the sighup thing is :-)15:15
seb128nessita, so ideally for sso you would reload on sighup15:15
seb128nessita, it's an unix signal15:15
nessitaseb128: right, but the "thing" would be ading a handler?15:16
nessitaadding*15:16
kenvandineseb128, but... if we fix the long running problem... we don't need to15:16
seb128nessita, yes, to add an handler in sso reloading the service of whatever you need to do after an upgrade to get it to work15:16
seb128nessita, then the package update would send a sighup to sso after the update15:16
nessitaseb128: I understand15:17
nessitakenvandine: even if the service doesn't run for long, shouldn't we restart it the same?15:17
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kenvandinenessita, shouldn't hurt15:21
nessitakenvandine: I'll do both15:22
kenvandinecool15:22
kenvandinenessita, let me know when it is ready for review again :)15:22
kenvandinenessita, besides those 2 problems, it looks good :)15:23
nessitakenvandine: awesome, thanks!15:23
kenvandinenessita, anytime15:24
* bcurtiswx realized today was deadline day for sponsorship requests to UDS D:15:24
seb128chrisccoulson, do you want to take over bug #631217?15:27
ubot2seb128: Bug 631217 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/631217 is private15:27
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, sure. i can take that one15:28
seb128bug #63121715:28
ubot2Launchpad bug 631217 in gnome-control-center (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 1 other project) "Can't save dual monitor configuration (affects: 21) (dups: 4) (heat: 101)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63121715:28
seb128chrisccoulson, the bug is in 109_screen_resolution_extra.patch it seems15:28
seb128without it there is no crash15:28
chrisccoulsonthanks15:28
seb128chrisccoulson, thank *you* ;-)15:29
kiwinotehey tremolux15:33
tremoluxhi kiwinote!15:33
kiwinotetremolux: your hide/show stuff got merged into trunk today15:33
thekornmvo_: hi, I just figured software-center has a plugin system, is it documented somewhere?15:34
kiwinotetremolux: I like that it's all in one place now, but there are a few little regressions15:34
thekornmvo: some background, I'm giving a session at the ubuntu app devel week, and I'm looking for a default ubuntu application written in python with a simple plugin system,15:34
thekornto show people how easy it is to implement zeitgeist in existing apps.15:34
tremoluxkiwinote: yep, I know about two I think15:34
kiwinotetremolux: in the installed pane the show numbers are too large, ie show 32k apps against hide 1600 apps15:35
tremoluxkiwinote: yep, that's the big one15:35
tremoluxkiwinote: what else?15:35
tremoluxkiwinote: I need to turn it on for the Installed View also15:35
kiwinotetremolux: also we used to show all the installed apps in the smaller channel panes, now we have show/hide for a total of three items15:35
tremoluxkiwinote: yeah, I could turn it off for small lists, but now that's we've introduced show/hide for installed items, we maybe ought to stay consistent there15:39
kiwinotetremolux: true, that consistency is a good thing15:40
tremoluxkiwinote: same situation for partner repository in the availablepane for instance15:41
kiwinotetremolux: yep, not sure quite how easy it is to know whether we'll have a short/long list, but if it's possible to not use show/hide in short lists, then that'd be sweet ;)15:42
tremoluxkiwinote: well, it's not just a performance tweak to show/hide, its other purpose is to actually be useful by hiding stuff that many people wouldn't want to see15:44
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kiwinotetremolux: yeah, although if we have one app and two pkgs, then I think we can show them all by default15:45
kiwinotetremolux: but that may be an mpt question15:45
didrocksthekorn: there is an example plugin in software-center source15:46
tremoluxkiwinote: regarding the "nnn technical items" numbers, we actually almost never get that perfectly right (bug 605446)15:47
ubot2Launchpad bug 605446 in software-center (Ubuntu) "Number of "other technical items" is inaccurate (affects: 2) (heat: 71)" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60544615:47
tremoluxkiwinote: and it occurred to me that we probably should just say "Show technical items" and "Hide technical items"; who cares how many there are?15:48
didrockstremolux: hey, having "one technical item" in the featured apps and clicking on it doing nothing, known bug?15:49
tremoluxkiwinote: except if you are the type to let "show 32000 technical items" scare you off  ;)15:49
mpttremolux, exactly, so that you know whether you're going to get swamped15:49
tremoluxmpt: I guess, but you either want to see them, or you don't15:50
kiwinotetremolux: by way of the show 32k vs hide 1600, it used to be a lot closer15:50
tremoluxmpt:  you can always just click something else if you don't want to wait15:50
didrockstremolux: oh, seems to be fixed, should have retried today :)15:50
tremoluxdidrocks: oh good15:50
kiwinotetremolux: I think the 32k refers to the number in the available pane, rather than limiting the scope to installed pkgs15:50
tremoluxdidrocks: yes, thanks, if you notice anything, be sure to ping15:51
didrockstremolux: ping :p15:51
tremoluxdidrocks: ha!15:51
didrockstremolux: the home page isn't sorted alphabetically15:51
didrockstremolux: (we already discussed at the sprint about that one)15:51
didrockstremolux: in French, we have Accessoires … Accès … Son et vidéo … Éducation15:52
didrocksÉ should be just after E15:52
didrocksnot at the end15:52
didrocks(for the categories)15:52
mptdidrocks, report a bug, and link to <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter#def-alphabetically> :-)15:54
tremoluxdidrocks: we oughta fix that!  :D15:54
tremoluxthanks mpt15:54
didrocksmpt: tremolux doing it now :)15:55
mptbahaha15:55
* mpt just got an error alert that is taller than the screen15:57
mvo_thekorn: hello! there is a "example_plugin.py" in the source15:57
tremoluxmpt: turn your computer sideways15:57
mvo_thekorn: but its not really well documented15:57
* devildante lol'd at tremolux suggestion15:58
mptmvo, when I get "Please report this bug against the 'update-manager' package and include the following error message", is that error message logged anywhere I can copy it from?15:58
mpttremolux, it has no gyroscope unfortunately15:58
tremoluxmpt: ah dang15:58
* kiwinote has a button on his screen to rotate it, pity it doesn't work though ;)16:00
devildantempt, I'll check in source code16:00
mvo_mpt: best is to ship all the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade/*16:00
didrocks(bug #633238)16:00
ubot2Launchpad bug 633238 in software-center (Ubuntu) "categories not sorted alphabetically (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63323816:00
mvo_mpt: in what context did you get the message16:00
devildantempt, or you could just try what mvo said :p16:00
mptmvo_, while installing updates. "Could not initialize the package information / An unresolvable problem occurred while initializing the package information."16:01
vishtremolux: hi, the dummy images [/data/images/dummy-screenshot-ubuntu.png , dummy-thumbnail-ubuntu.png ] for SC use the old Ubuntu logo.. we probably need to tell someone  :)16:02
kiwinotevish: do we use those anymore?16:02
mvo_mpt: uhh16:02
kenvandineseb128, i think i am going to have another SRU for gwibber16:03
vishkiwinote: hmm.. not sure.. maybe we need to remove them then ;)16:03
jcastrokenvandine: is this for it asking me to reauth twitter every few minutes?16:03
seb128kenvandine, ok, what changed?16:03
kiwinotevish: I think they're just there because the webkit views are still there as a fallback16:03
mvo_mpt: I'm in a meeting now, can we talk later? the output of "apt-get install -f --simulate" would be interessting16:04
seb128chrisccoulson, if,when you fix that g-c-c bug, could you update the .install to install the new helper binary?16:04
kenvandinejcastro, no... didn't know about that16:04
seb128chrisccoulson, it's not installed right now16:04
vishkiwinote: oh if its not important, nvm then..  ;)16:04
seb128chrisccoulson, the one to set the config as default16:04
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, sure16:04
kenvandineseb128, i just fixed a problem for maverick's version of gwibber that also affects lucid's version16:04
kenvandineand... i suspect it is the root cause for a ton of bugs :)16:04
seb128ok16:04
kenvandineseb128, the problem is scheduled refreshes vs. user initiated refreshes16:05
tremoluxvish, kiwinote: I think we don't use them, right, now we just show a small "No screenshot" image16:05
kenvandinewhen a user initiates a refresh it frequently ends up with multiple scheduled refreshes16:05
kenvandineso it refreshes more often than it should... sometimes stepping on itself in the process16:05
tremoluxvish: thanks for noticing tho, good eye!  those should be removed, yes16:05
kenvandineand adding to our problem of saturating our allocation at facebook16:06
kenvandinelast night i did a bunch of manual refreshes over and over again in between a single interval of scheduled refreshes16:06
kenvandinethen looked at the log in the morning and it was refreshing every 1.5 minutes all night16:06
kenvandineand i have it set to 15m16:06
kenvandinethe fix is to ensure the timer is removed on reschedule16:07
kenvandinesimple fix16:07
kenvandineand actually kind of hard for anyone to notice it is happening... but under the covers it can cause all kinds of issues :/16:07
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vishtremolux: neat! thanks.. :)16:08
seb128chrisccoulson, what sort of bugs or components do you prefer to hack on?16:10
seb128is anybody there wanting to hack on rhythmbox to make it not close while playing but just hides it ui?16:11
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i don't mind really. what sort of things did you have in mind?16:11
seb128chrisccoulson, we have some crashers and some small coding like this rb one16:12
seb128chrisccoulson, I think I will just build a list and ask you to pick whatever you are interested in16:12
seb128chrisccoulson, or ping you when I've specific bugs which might work for you16:12
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, a list sounds good16:13
seb128great, will do16:13
chrisccoulsonthanks16:15
kenvandineseb128, i still need to test it for lucid, make sure it doesn't cause problems... but it should be safe16:19
seb128kenvandine, I just read what you wrote before, will be nice to get that fixed indeed16:20
didrocksI can be interested in the rhythmbox one :)16:21
kenvandineseb128, i need to do some LP digging to find bugs it probably fixes16:21
didrocksis it now blessed by design?16:21
kenvandinei bet it fixes a ton16:21
seb128didrocks, yes, it's what the design guideline recommends16:21
didrocksgreat :)16:22
seb128kenvandine, seems wrong that you can have refresh settpings on each other though16:22
didrocks(this annoyed me a lot)16:22
seb128kenvandine, you should have a refresh lock of something16:22
seb128didrocks, ok, I will clean the duplicates and assign you the bug, thanks for stepping ;-)16:22
kenvandineyeah... i could do that too...16:22
didrocksseb128: you're welcome. Nice to fix bugs that affects our daily exprience directly :)16:23
seb128didrocks, the notification area one does that so you can probably use that to start16:23
seb128;-)16:23
kenvandineseb128, however, what i really want to do for the next cycle is create a schedule/operations table in the db16:23
didrocksseb128: yeah, I was thinking stealing some code from there. Thanks for the hint!16:23
kenvandineso we can track all operations, and let gwibber programatically decide when it shouldn't do things16:23
kenvandinethings like preventing too many requests to facebook16:24
kenvandineetc16:24
kenvandinebut i want to do that in the db, and wouldn't be a good idea to introduce now16:24
seb128no16:25
kenvandine:)16:25
seb128doesn't seem something for this cycle16:25
seb128;-)16:25
kenvandineit will be great to have, when i get to it :)16:25
kenvandinei hope to do it in a branch soon.. to prepare for next cycle and not risk not getting it done16:26
kenvandinemaybe this weekend16:26
kenvandineit will also solve one of the problem we have that prevents some requirements we have from design16:26
kklimondajcastro: do you have a moment? and if so could we talk in PM (as it's unrelated to this channel)?16:49
jcastrokklimonda: by all means16:50
nessitakenvandine: wanna/can do the review of the SIGHUP thing? https://code.launchpad.net/~nataliabidart/ubuntu-sso-client/add-sighup-handler/+merge/3487016:53
nessitaso, another packaging question (this is not related to SSO but to a personal project): there is this cool project already on universe (http://launchpad.net/magicicada), and we'd like to upload a new version with bug fixes. Do we need a freeze exception or just the sponsorship for the new package?16:58
nessitachangelog of bug fixes can be seen in http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/487431/16:58
and471nessita, just out of curiosity, what is it? :)17:00
nessitaand471: a GTK GUI for the file synchronization part of ubuntuone-client17:00
seb128nessita, bugfix updates don't need any exception17:00
and471nessita, cool :)17:00
seb128nessita, just get somebody to upload it17:01
nessitaseb128: awesome. To get someone I should do the merge proposal and open a bug report, right?17:01
seb128yes17:01
seb128subscribe ubuntu-sponsors17:01
seb128or just do the merge proposal and ask for review from sponsors17:02
seb128you don't need the bug I think17:02
nessitaseb128: once again, thanks!17:02
seb128you're welcome17:03
nessitaand471: if you use u1-client, you should definitely try magicidada, it rocks! :-D17:03
and471:)17:03
kiwinotedidrocks: fixed bug 633238 ;)17:05
ubot2Launchpad bug 633238 in software-center (Ubuntu) "categories not sorted alphabetically (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63323817:05
didrockskiwinote: already? awesome :)17:05
kiwinotedidrocks: yw17:05
didrockskiwinote: testing your change of the sort function :)17:06
* didrocks didn't know about locale.strcoll17:06
kiwinotedidrocks: yeah, nor did I, but google did :)17:07
kiwinotedidrocks: let me know if it works to the french standards ;)17:07
kenvandinenessita, i can look at that merge proposal in a little bit, ok?17:07
kenvandinehappy to do it, just busy atm17:08
didrockskiwinote: apparently, it likes it! :-)17:08
nessitakenvandine: no problem17:08
didrockskiwinote: thanks a lot, confirmed it fixes the issue17:08
kiwinotedidrocks: nice, thanks!17:08
didrocksthank *you* :)17:09
tremoluxkiwinote: nice!  :D17:11
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thekornmvo_: I tried writing a plugin on the bus, and it seems very easy (subclassing Plugin and implement init_plugin()),17:39
thekornso if bug 631457 get fixed I will be very happy ;)17:40
ubot2Launchpad bug 631457 in software-center (Ubuntu) "Add ~/.local/share/software-center/plugins to the default search dir for plugins (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63145717:40
mvo_hey glatzor17:41
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glatzorhey mvo_17:44
glatzormvo_, I am now leaving to the kitchen!17:44
glatzorsee you!17:44
didrocksthekorn: you can add symlinks, that's what I've done for developping17:46
mvo_glatzor: no problem, I just send a mail to you showing my ignorance on the inline_callbacks stuff :/ I hope you can enlighten me later. I will go for dinner too now :)17:48
thekorndidrocks: yes, this should work too17:52
ronocbl8: hey17:55
mptdidrocks, have you changed "Ubuntu On" to "Ubuntu One" yet?17:58
didrocksmpt: what's the issue? is there a bug report? typo on oneconf?17:59
mptdidrocks, I didn't have time to report it, sorry. It's in the title bar.17:59
* mpt -> home18:00
seb128dpm, hi18:02
seb128dpm, do you know who what would be the right thing to on this language selector, gdm issue?18:04
dpmhey seb12818:07
dpmlet me look at it again, I think there was a comment with a suggestion by pitti18:07
ronocbl8: will be back on later18:12
dpmseb128, after re-reading it, I think pitti's suggestion makes sense: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/553162/comments/10 - it mentions changes in gdm, although kdm or whatever sets LANG in Kubuntu might need change as well (although that should be probably filed as a separate bug)18:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 553162 in language-selector (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "Unset $LANGUAGE if the user picks a different locale in gdm, so that language-selector and gdm stop disagreeing (affects: 19) (dups: 4) (heat: 115)" [Undecided,Fix released]18:13
seb128dpm, ok thank you18:14
seb128dpm, I will nudge pitti about it when he's back18:14
dpmseb128, ok, thanks for looking into it18:15
bl8ronoc: Hey, I'm here now18:16
ronocbl8, hi, I cant' get banshee to register, sound menu has been activated from the prefs - running v1.7.518:17
bl8ronoc: Do you have the "Show Banshee in sound menu" preference checked ? it should be in the first tab, and checked by default18:18
ronocbl8,  yes its checked18:19
bl8ronoc: Hrm, any interesting output when you run "banshee --debug" from a terminal ?18:20
ronocbl8, http://paste.ubuntu.com/490460/18:22
seb128kiwinote, mvo_: I've declined the nomination on bug #628823 it doesn't seem something the r-t should be tracking let me know if you disagree18:24
ubot2seb128: Bug 628823 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/628823 is private18:24
seb128http://launchpad.net/bugs/62882318:25
ubot2Launchpad bug 628823 in software-center (Ubuntu) "password request for proxy access everytime the install button is clicked (affects: 1) (heat: 583)" [Low,New]18:25
bl8ronoc: Log looks OK, let me update my VM and see if I can reproduce here18:25
ronocbl8: what sharp packages do i need - I pulled in these -> http://paste.ubuntu.com/490468/18:30
bl8ronoc: deps should be fine, if not there would be a nice stack trace in the logs18:31
ronocgrand18:31
ronocbl8, will be back in a bit18:40
mterrybryceh, let me disabuse you of the notion that there is any doubt about nethack's quality.  ;)18:45
brycehmterry, 0:-)18:47
brycehmterry, actually I've been a bit addicted to dwarf fortress lately18:47
mterrybryceh, I keep hearing good things about it!18:48
brycehmterry, it's like a cross between nethack and warcraft18:48
bl8ronoc: registration of Banshee works for me in maverick, with indicator-sound 0.4.218:54
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didrocksronoc: thinking about it, if I hide rhythmbox on close, does the soundmenu will show it?19:26
seb128didrocks, yes19:36
jcastrohi huats19:36
didrocksseb128: indeed :-)19:36
didrocksseb128: it works19:36
jcastrohuats: good news, I mentioned per package uploads to murrayc at guadec, and he seemed receptive to the idea.19:37
seb128;-)19:37
didrocksI just need to see if ctrl+w is something we can easily map19:37
jcastrohuats: I was thinking maybe we can just set them up to maintain their own packages in the archive?19:37
huatsjcastro, yeah you already told me19:42
huatsthat is indeed a good idea the ppu19:42
seb128I crossed murrayc at the airport when leaving GUADEC19:42
huatsI am about to pubish their new version in the archive19:42
seb128he didn't tell me about that19:42
seb128but he would like to get his stuff updated ;-)19:43
jcastrohuats: oh sorry, I forgot I had told you19:44
jcastroif an upstream is already maintaining their own PPA and they're not in main then I don't see a reason to not ask them to do PPU.19:46
seb128jcastro, speaking of ppa, what is the status of daily builds?19:46
jcastrowaiting on 1 bug19:47
jcastroI've deferred my WIs on it for now19:47
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huatsjcastro, hum I think might be interesting to be carefulfor ppu20:00
jcastroright, I meant with a real process, etc.20:01
huatsjcastro, yeah20:06
huatsI am clearly not for a all the time case20:07
huatsI mean even murray needs a lot of upload for each of his builds20:07
micahgseb128: banshee-community-extensions seems to be stuck in NEW which might prevent people from upgrading and testing20:07
huatswhich is not really the best approach20:07
huatsmay be it would be interesting jcastro to mentor a bit upstream who want to take care of their package20:08
jcastroright, that's what I was thinking20:10
jcastroI'm going to TODO this20:11
kiwinotemvo_: pushed a few trivial changes to make those dependency dialogs work again20:20
mvo_kiwinote: merging, thanks20:27
mvo_kiwinote: excellent! thanks for those fixes20:31
nessitadidrocks: still around?20:43
didrocksnessita: just leaving, needs help? :)20:43
nessitadidrocks: a quick question: lintian complains with maintainer-script-ignores-errors20:43
nessitadidrocks: when doing the rmdir... || true20:43
didrockshum, weird20:44
nessitadidrocks: I googled a bit but I find no useful answer (not directly related)20:44
didrockscan you pastebin your postinst?20:44
nessitasure20:44
seb128nessita, lintian -i20:44
seb128nessita, lintian -i *.changes20:44
seb128nessita, it has a verbose description about the issue20:44
didrocksnessita: do you use set -x at the beginning of your script?20:45
didrocksset -e20:45
didrockssorry20:45
nessitadidrocks: nopes20:45
didrocks"The maintainer script doesn't seem to set the -e flag which ensures that the script's execution is aborted when any executed command fails."20:45
nessitadidrocks: this is the script http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/490538/20:45
nessitaah!20:45
seb128nessita, try lintian -i20:45
didrocksand you should use sh :)20:45
nessitadidrocks: should I? ok :-)20:45
nessitadidrocks: why?20:45
seb128nessita, the postinst is a bit hackish20:46
didrocksnessita: not everyone has bash installed, we really on sh which is a symlink to dash20:46
seb128nessita, see http://wiki.debian.org/DpkgConffileHandling20:46
nessitaseb128: you mean my postinst?20:46
seb128yes20:46
seb128you don't have the20:46
mvo_devildante: the conflicts branch is in, once again a big thank you20:46
devildantemvo_: np, and thank YOU for the merge :)20:47
seb128nessita, you should have the case in install|upgrade ... compare version20:47
mvo_kiwinote: your fixes I just merged too (weeh, that sounds like yoda ;)20:47
seb128nessita, you want to do the cleaning only once20:47
devildantemvo_: the grammar you should fix :p20:47
mvo_lol20:47
* mvo_ hugs devildante20:48
nessitaseb128: I follow the man page for dpkg-maintscript-helper, I may misunderstood something. Let me re-read20:48
* devildante hugs back mvo_20:48
slomodidrocks: any news about xvid? :)20:48
seb128slomo, hi!20:48
slomohi seb128 :)20:48
didrocksslomo: yeah, the issue is in xvidcore, we run 2 configure, and one is ignoring the pthread, not sure why20:48
didrocksslomo: I pasted yesterday IIRC some build log20:49
slomodidrocks: ok, so xvidcore has to be fixed and then everything is good?20:49
nessitaseb128: you sure? manpage reads "...All of this is implemented by putting the following shell snippet in the preinst, postinst and postrm maintainer scripts"20:49
didrocksslomo: right20:49
didrocksslomo: I just don't have the time right now to look at this20:49
seb128slomo, bug #58904720:50
ubot2Launchpad bug 589047 in gstreamer0.10 (Ubuntu) "gst-plugin-scanner crashed with KeyError in <module>() (affects: 136) (dups: 20) (heat: 672)" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/58904720:50
seb128slomo, do you know about this issue?20:50
seb128nessita, yes, the manpage give you how to do the cleaning, but not how to write postinst scripts20:50
seb128nessita, it supposes you know how to do that ;-)20:50
nessitaseb128: right. Well, as you can see, I never wrote a postint (nor pre) script20:51
slomoseb128: no but it's not important, gst-plugin-scanner simply blacklists plugins that fail to load or cause crashes. only bad that apport catches it :)20:51
seb128nessita, grep rm_conffile /var/lib/dpkg/info/*.postinst20:51
slomoseb128: can you reproduce it?20:51
seb128slomo, I see it sometimes20:52
* bcurtiswx suggests didrocks runs while they can :P20:52
seb128I got it while starting totem in a guest session recently20:52
didrocksbcurtiswx: yeah, seb128 just distracted slomo, seems a good time :-)20:52
slomoseb128: which python version is the default in ubuntu?20:52
seb128nessita, if you want some examples20:53
nessitaseb128: I know I'm stubborn, but: from the manpage I understand that passing the "lastversion" param the confile is only removed when needed (ie, when the version is the one that had the conffile)20:53
didrocks(bye bye everyone)20:53
seb128nessita, but basically you want to use sh -e and a case and a version check20:53
seb128didrocks, 'night20:53
nessitadidrocks: bye, thanks for the help20:53
nessitaseb128: "lastversion is the  last  version  of the  package  that contained the conffile (or the last version of the package that did not take care to remove the obsolete conffile if this was not  immediately  implemented).   If lastversion  is empty or omitted, then the operation is tried on every upgrade"20:53
nessitaso I specifically set the lastversion to a proper value20:54
nessita(I'm looking at examples anyways, to avoid being kicked :-D)20:54
slomoseb128: you might want to talk to twi in #gstreamer , he's the defacto gst-python maintainer nowadays20:54
seb128nessita, right, then you want at least to use the check for the rmdir calls20:54
seb128slomo, ok20:54
nessitaseb128: I'll fix it then :-)20:55
seb128nessita, great ;-)20:55
slomoseb128: any other new gstreamer bugs? or important gstreamer bugs? :)20:55
seb128slomo, not that I noticed no20:56
slomoseb128: also, as a workaround you could simply drop the plugin from gst-python... nobody uses it (yet) anyway20:56
seb128slomo, I was just pointing it case it would something interest or you would know about it20:58
seb128slomo, there is no apport running on stable versions by default so that's not really an issue20:58
seb128slomo, thanks20:59
slomonp :) unfortunately my python knowledge and knowledge about the python plugin is... suboptimal :) i'd be more useful for other gstreamer bugs i guess21:00
kiwinotemvo_: thanks for the merges :-)21:01
bcurtiswxif i wanted to test upstream latest (from git), and build on my own machine (and make patches in future) without messing with current version, is there a wiki or something that would best show me how?21:04
tkamppeterHi, can someone upload my fixed Jockey package? I have fixed bug 574396 and bug 604698. The fixes are important to support manufacturer-supplied printer drivers.21:04
ubot2Launchpad bug 574396 in jockey (Ubuntu Lucid) (and 1 other project) "Jockey very slow when searching/downloading/installing printer drivers from OpenPrinting (affects: 1) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57439621:04
bcurtiswxor is this best for -devel?21:04
ubot2Launchpad bug 604698 in jockey (Ubuntu) "Automatic printer driver download should support signed packages (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/60469821:04
chrisccoulsonheh, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=594513 must be the quickest review ever!21:11
ubot2Mozilla bug 594513 in Editor "Should be able to localize "spellchecker.dictionary" preference" [Enhancement,New]21:11
chrisccoulsonbarely a few seconds after i pressed the submit button21:11
jcastrokenvandine: dude21:52
jcastroyou are not going to believe this21:52
kenvandine?21:52
jcastrohttp://dl.dropbox.com/u/5720/OMG_WORKING_DAILY.png21:52
jcastroThat is ~desktop-team packaging, right from bzr, mushed in with upstream trunk21:53
kklimondachrisccoulson: since the last time I've restarted Fx (ten hours) it got to around 600MB of used memory21:53
jcastroclick click, DONE.21:53
kenvandinewow... finally dailies!21:53
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chrisccoulsonkklimonda, does this happen with any particular site?22:03
chrisccoulsonor on a new profile?22:03
kklimondachrisccoulson: no, it's just me browsing the web as usual - I think it's a little beeter now, with all addons disabled so I'll just don't use any other than adblock.22:06
ronocdidrocks: it should do22:23
ronocbl8: odd22:23
chrisccoulson_kklimonda, have you ever built firefox from source before?22:40
kklimondachrisccoulson_: in the ancient times, before X was split into modules :)22:41
kklimondachrisccoulson_: but I think I could still do it if you have something for me to try :)22:41
chrisccoulson_i was going to suggest that you try a build with --disable-jemalloc --enable-valgrind, so that you could try running it though valgrind22:42
chrisccoulson_that will be pretty painful unless you have a fast machine though ;)22:42
kklimondachrisccoulson_: I was afraid you would say that :/22:43
chrisccoulson_you might run out of RAM entirely ;)22:43
kklimondaI know, I love valgrind myself but for.. a little smaller projects ;)22:44
kklimondachrisccoulson_: I'll keep Fx running over next day or so and see if it's still getting more weight - maybe ~600MB is as far as it will go?22:46
seb128speaking of valgrind22:46
kklimondaif not.. meh, I have no idea - running it under valgrind doesn't appeal to me.22:46
seb128chrisccoulson_, would you be interested by a g-s-d invalid read?22:46
chrisccoulson_how are you measuring the mmemory usage?22:46
seb128chrisccoulson_, seems to be in the indicator change...22:46
chrisccoulson_seb128 - yeah, sure22:46
seb128there is also a libgnome-desktop one on start22:46
seb128not sure if that one is distro specific22:46
seb128chrisccoulson_, ok22:46
kklimondachrisccoulson_: ps_mem.py, ps aux and /proc/$(pid)/status22:47
seb128chrisccoulson_, bug #630239 is yours then22:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 630239 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with signal 5 in gkbd_keyboard_drawing_new_dialog() (affects: 17) (heat: 78)" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/63023922:48
chrisccoulson_seb128 - thanks22:48
seb128thank you ;-)22:48
seb128the crash described there could be fixed though22:48
seb128let's use the bug for the invalid read (or write I'm not sure now) valgrind list22:49
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