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pittiGood morning06:59
pittihi asac06:59
pittirobert_ancell: I saw the "enter" bug in gdm, can reproduce07:00
didrocksgood morning07:31
pittibonjour didrocks07:31
didrocksGuten Morgen pitti, how are you?07:31
pittiI'm great, thanks!07:35
pittiI need to leave for ~ 3 hours for an appointment07:36
pittisee you later07:36
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didrockspitti: see you!07:40
mvohey, could someone running natty please let me know if http://pastebin.com/dgwVq9ap work? i.e. if clicking on the url produces the print message. it dosn't on my system, but seems to be super strange08:49
didrocksmvo: clicking on the url doesn't print anything on the terminal08:55
didrockshey mvo08:55
mvodidrocks: thanks! meh, that works just fine in maverick and should according to the docs, I looked over the pygtk debdiff but the changes there look like they can not cause anything like this08:56
mvodidrocks: at least I know I'm not crazy :)08:56
didrocksmvo: hehe, happy to keep you in a certain sanity ;)08:57
rodrigo_morning09:13
mvohey seb128, good morning :) I have a bug for you - bug #68773209:14
ubot2Launchpad bug 687732 in pygtk (Ubuntu) "gtk.Label <a href> link-activate signal broken in natty (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68773209:14
didrocksmorning rodrigo_09:14
mvoseb128: have you seen anything like tihs?09:14
mvohey rodrigo_09:14
didrocksmvo: waow, you are quick to open a bug and ping people :)09:14
rodrigo_hi didrocks, mvo09:15
mvodidrocks: it blocks me! well, a bit :) I added search suggestions to software-center, i.e. if you mispell didrocks, it will ask you if you meant ditrack09:15
seb128hello mvo09:15
seb128hey rodrigo_, rickspencer3_09:15
mvodidrocks: keyboard navigation works, so its not terrible09:15
didrocksmvo: oh nice for search suggestions :)09:16
mvodidrocks: yeah, it works quite well - except that you can't click on them ;)09:16
mvobut yeah, I should let the matter rest a bit and work on something else in the meantime09:17
seb128mvo, confirmed, and it's a bug in GTK09:17
seb128mvo, you get the same issue in the gedit about dialog for example09:17
mvoha!!!! itz compiz (it seems)09:17
mvoI just switched to metacity and there it works09:17
seb128didrocks!09:18
* mvo shakes his fist 09:18
didrockswhat what? ;)09:18
mvodear compiz, mouse events are mine, kthxbye!09:18
didrocksmvo: can you open a bug, set it high and assign to smspillaz ? :)09:19
Laneyjcastro: MIR: yes afaik. Don't know how to make it happen...09:19
seb128hey, let's blame it on smspillaz09:19
Laneyseb128: gnome# and mono-addins: After squeeze or when something needs it09:20
Laneywouldn't worry about those two09:20
seb128Laney, I'm basically trying to clean the versions list09:20
Laneyyeah I thought as much09:20
seb128mvo, I guess reassign the bug from pygtk to compiz09:22
seb128then assign to smspillaz09:22
seb128Laney, what are the mir you are waiting on?09:23
Laneybanshee banshee-community-extensions09:23
Laneyand deps09:23
seb128ok, I will try to unblock that09:23
seb128didrocks, softwares not working in appmenu are bugs there usually09:24
seb128not in the software09:24
Laneythanks09:24
seb128especially if the said software is using gtk09:24
didrocksseb128: oh really? I thought it wasn't based on gtk as I didn't use it, sorry my bad, fixing09:25
rodrigo_hmm, I can't use the mouse / keyboard on gdm after a full upgrade09:25
seb128didrocks, I didn't say acroread is based on GTK09:26
didrocksseb128: fort those not based on GTK, we workarounded it in the package by not exporting the variabla09:26
seb128didrocks, though apt-cache seems to indicate it is09:26
didrocksvariable09:26
seb128didrocks, well, I'm not sure why non GTK softwares should get any change09:27
seb128since we patch GTK09:27
seb128we don't patch ie motif to behave differently09:27
seb128so softwares out of GTK and Qt should not care about what to do GTK09:27
seb128not sure what I say makes sense ;-)09:28
seb128I know we filter out firefox but that seems rather a workaround to a bug in appmenu as well09:28
didrocksseb128: I agree on the principle :-) I just saw that we removed the env variable in the desktop files in those case09:28
mvoseb128, didrocks: reassigned and assigned - thanks09:28
seb128mvo, thanks!09:28
didrocksmvo: thanks :)09:28
didrocksseb128: then, I don't really care if the blacklist is in appmenu or in the desktop file app package :)09:29
rodrigo_seb128, btw, already fixed the 'needs-fixing' in https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/ubuntu/natty/gnome-control-center/2_91_3_release/+merge/4213409:29
didrocksseb128: just tell me where you want me to assign to :)09:29
seb128didrocks, let it there for now, I'm pretty sure the acroread is a duplicate one anyway ;-)09:30
didrocksprobably, yeah :)09:30
seb128bug #66464709:30
ubot2Launchpad bug 664647 in indicator-appmenu (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "acroread menu captions not transfered (affects: 3) (heat: 97)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66464709:30
seb128didrocks, ^ if you want to dup it09:30
didrocksok09:30
didrocksthanks :)09:30
seb128rodrigo_, sorry I forgot about this one, I will sponsor the pending merge requests today09:30
rodrigo_seb128, no problem, and thanks :)09:31
seb128Laney, well, seems robert_ancell did the gnome# update this night09:31
seb128Laney, which solves the issue of knowing if debian will do it or not I guess09:31
Laneyerr, alright09:32
seb128didrocks, you will get compiz or unity updates out today?09:44
didrocksseb128: unity for sure, compiz not sure09:44
didrocksseb128: there is not a lot of "hard focus" fixes for us09:45
didrockslike the gnome-panel crash, no progress on the menu still not working with the fix09:45
seb128I want compiz to not block my sessions for 15 seconds when closing one!09:45
seb128when do you think that fix will land?09:46
seb128;-)09:46
didrocksseb128: this fix can land, but it needs to rebuild everything and the pending fix on gnome-panel crash can have another abi bump. I wanted to avoid two abi bumps in a row :)09:47
seb128didrocks, the session saving is an abi break?!09:49
seb128hum, k09:49
seb128compiz sucks :p09:49
seb128weird that such details impact the abi09:49
didrocksseb128: not the session saving particularly, but I think we are more in a point that we want to make dist than cherry-pick patches09:50
seb128didrocks, ok, with some luck those bugs will be fixed before your holidays09:51
seb128I've the feeling we will get that broken session thing for another 3 weeks :-(09:51
didrocksseb128: if there is still nothing new, I'll definitively upload a make dist on Monday09:51
didrocksat least, that's my plan :)09:51
seb128ok great09:51
seb128thanks09:51
rickspencer3_hi seb128, and everyone09:56
seb128hey rickspencer3_09:56
didrockshi rickspencer3_09:59
rickspencer3_hey didrocks09:59
* rickspencer3_ is learning mago09:59
seb128rickspencer3_, as an user? ie writting test cases?10:00
rickspencer3_seb128, correct, writing test cases10:00
rickspencer3_working on shotwell atm10:00
seb128great ;-)10:00
rickspencer3_it's a bit different than other test frameworks I've used, so a bit of ramp up10:01
rickspencer3_and have to learn a bit of python-ldtp too10:01
seb128ok10:02
* seb128 kicks firefox10:03
seb128you stupid browser!10:03
* didrocks gives seb128 a chromium :)10:04
seb128don't close the download dialog and then the main ui while downloading10:04
seb128the stupid thing exited while I was downloading a CD iso and didn't resume it on next start but started again10:04
rickspencer3_seb128, and don't close the main window and not the download dialog, or you can't open the main window with the unity launcher10:04
mvorickspencer3_: nice! tbh I found the additional xml file to be a bit redundant (ie description can simply be python docstrings and a conversation like in unittest for what to run). but maybe I just looked close enough into it :)10:05
rickspencer3_mvo, right10:05
seb128do we have a nice tutorial on how to use mago?10:05
mvobut seeing the current acitivty is pretty cool10:06
rickspencer3_mvo, no, you're correct, it is normal for testing frameworks to use introspection and naming conventions10:06
rickspencer3_seb128, yes, it is well documented, and ara is very helpful as well10:06
mvoseb128: when I looked into it, found the ones availalbe not that great, but http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mago-contributors/mago/mago/revision/155 is a good source10:06
mvoseb128: i.e. just a commit diff, that shows pretty neatly what is going on10:07
rickspencer3_mvo, seb128 right, part of the sprint this week is to make it so that the tests *are* great10:07
seb128I should try to play with it as well10:07
rickspencer3_however, I guess the fact that I am working on one is not a good sign10:07
rickspencer3_mvo, I was thinking it would be good if people included a failing test with bug reports10:07
mvothe other thing that I found difficult is to figure out the names for the menus/buttons etc10:07
rickspencer3_like you could get a failing test that shows a bug in software-center10:07
seb128I was going to suggest we should start including tests for bugs we fix10:08
mvorickspencer3_: yeah, that would rock10:08
seb128or for sru fixes at least10:08
rickspencer3_mvo, ara has created a helper script that generates a list of widget names now10:08
mvoaha, that is really helpful!10:08
rickspencer3_seb128, mvo, yeah, if bug reports included tests, then you could add the test to the test library and you wouldn't have to worry about regressions again10:08
seb128does it mean ideally we would run the tests before doing an upload?10:09
mvosounds like I should give it another spin again :) s-c has a gui test suite, but most of it is done without mago10:09
rickspencer3_seb128, or as part of an upload10:09
rickspencer3_like upload a package, and if there are mago tests, they get run automatically10:09
mvorickspencer3_: much agreed, s-c runs its  tests on bzr-buildpackage and won't continue if one fails10:09
seb128would be nice10:10
mvobut having that on a much broader scope would be cool10:10
* seb128 activates unity again10:10
rickspencer3_mvo, maybe someone on the QA team could take a look at porting your s-c tests to mago for you10:10
mvoand enabling the community to write them10:10
seb128let's see if I manage to keep using it now ;-)10:10
mvoseb128: it eats mouse click events!10:10
rickspencer3_well, I'm hoping to get over the learning curve today ;)10:10
seb128mvo, I had that under compiz without unity ;-)10:11
mvorickspencer3_: well, I should port them myself :)10:11
mvoseb128: right, its compiz that is the hungry thing10:11
mvorickspencer3_: but first I need to write a small inspection tool that spits out the xml for me from the docstrings (well, maybe not first, but it would definitely be nice to not have to touch that file as well for the simple cases)10:11
seb128mvo, is there a way to do an apt-get update from s-c?10:12
mvono10:12
seb128thanks10:13
mvorickspencer3_: is that script you mentioned  for getting the a11y names in the mago bzr tree? or somewhere else?10:13
* seb128 adds a gnome-panel back10:16
rickspencer3_ara can you help out mvo there ^ ?10:18
mvoara: context is that rickspencer3_ mentioned there is a script that scan the app for all the a11y names so that its simpler to know what the buttons are called etc10:19
rickspencer3_mvo, she's in the room with me here10:19
rickspencer3_I'll let her know when she's done her current discussion ;)10:19
mvohaha, ok10:20
mvoshe must be super busy now10:20
aramvo, hey!10:22
aramvo, so I run a small app using  quickly called magomatic10:22
arahttp://ubuntutesting.wordpress.com/2010/11/11/magomatic/10:22
arano better docuementation yet10:22
mvoara: sweet10:23
mvoara: thanks!10:23
arabut it tries to create the application helper automatically10:23
mvoara: can I upload it into natty?10:23
mvoara: I mean, is it ready for the archive :)10:23
mvoara: sounds super useful to a lot of people10:23
aramvo, I haven't tried to package it yet, but it was created using quickly, so it should work10:24
mvocool10:24
* mvo hugs ara 10:24
arajibel, do you think magomatic is ready for the archive? ^10:24
ara(looking for second opinions) :D10:24
mvothat is really helpful as that was my main issue, finding the right names10:24
pittire10:24
pittiugh, what the heck10:25
pittiafter this morning's upgrade I can't login through gdm any more10:25
pittithe same gdm still worked yesterday, and .xsession-errors is rather quiet10:25
pittidid anyone else get that, too?10:25
seb128I didn't dare dist-upgrading yet10:26
seb128didn't want to break the python world10:26
seb128pitti, what happens? session close immediatly?10:26
Sarvattdist-upgrade has been broken for 3-4 days here10:26
pittiseb128: right10:27
pittiseb128: it tries to start, then X crashes10:27
pittiseb128: startx does work, though10:27
seb128weird10:27
seb128does it do the same for any user?10:27
pittiit looks a lot like gdm, except that this was working fine until this morning (2.32 I mean)10:27
pittiseb128: apparently yes10:27
pittiI'll have a deeper look at this10:28
didrockspitti: I didn't dist-upgrade, but just saw same comments by people on the french natty forum10:28
pittiI only made a partial upgrade10:28
pittia dist-upgrade wants to remove half of my desktop10:28
seb128robert_ancell had the same issue yesterday when he joined10:28
pittiah, the CD build logs are quite helpful, too10:29
pitti hplip : Depends: python (< 2.7) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed10:29
pitti python-indicate : Depends: python (< 2.7) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed10:29
pitti python-launchpad-integration : Depends: python (< 2.7) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed10:29
pitti python-ubuntuone : Depends: python (< 2.7) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed10:29
pitti python-uno : Depends: python (< 2.7) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed10:29
pitti ubuntu-sso-client : Depends: python (< 2.7) but 2.7.1-0ubuntu1 is to be installed10:29
pittiseems we need to fix those10:29
pittiI'll start with indicate and lpi, presumably these are the most sensitive10:31
seb128pitti, you will probably not manage to get the indicate one10:31
seb128it requires a libdbusmenu10:31
seb128it requires a libdbusmenu rebuild10:31
seb128but libdbusmenu doesn't build with the current gir10:32
pittiright10:32
seb128kenvandine, and ted were working on landing the libdbusmenu update yesterday10:32
seb128not sure where that went10:32
pittidoko already uploaded rebuilds for everything, it seems10:32
pittithey just FTBFSed10:32
* pitti grabs lpi then10:33
seb128pitti, do you want me to have a go at ubuntuone?10:35
seb128libubuntuone10:35
pittisure, if you have time10:35
pittipython-uno is from OO.o10:35
seb128I will not touch that one :p10:36
pittiI didn't get it to build yet, need to throw more hours at thi10:36
pittis10:36
pittiI'll try my best monkey-patching it10:36
seb128rodrigo_, hey10:39
rodrigo_hey seb12810:39
seb128rodrigo_, could you try to make libubuntuone build on natty?10:39
rodrigo_seb128, yes, working on it10:40
seb128the gir build fails10:40
seb128thanks10:40
rodrigo_oh, a different error? I'm fixing the multiple python versions thing10:40
rodrigo_where is the build log?10:40
seb128I just tried locally10:40
rodrigo_ah, ok10:41
seb128does it build for you?10:41
seb128I'm not uptodate, let me upgrade first10:41
rodrigo_no, it fails with the python stuff, not on the gir10:41
seb128I get a "Namespace is empty" error10:41
* pitti dist-upgrades; this takes ubuntuone, mutter, and software-center into nirvana, but I guess I can live with that10:41
seb128in the UbuntuOne-1.0.gir build10:41
pittiah, I see that a lot (namespace)10:41
rodrigo_oh, there was an update to fix the python 2.7 thing10:42
rodrigo_ok, trying the build with the latest10:43
seb128rodrigo_, thanks10:43
seb128re10:49
seb128pitti, did you start on ubuntu sso?10:50
pittiseb128: not yet; still waiting for dist-upgrade to finish10:50
pittithen doing lpi10:50
seb128pitti, ok, I'm doing ubuntu-sso-client10:50
pittiseb128: but sso is in my queue, unless someone else wants to fix it?10:50
pittiseb128: ok, thanks10:50
jibelara, mvo, sure it's ready for the archive, I have few more features in my pocket, but I'll do that later. ara, can you package it ?10:52
araOK, I'll add to my todo list :)10:53
mvohrm, I keep typing mango10:58
mvoI can't help it!10:58
pittimvo: others might keep typing meego :)10:58
mvolol10:58
seb128didrocks, do you know if unity got a bug that the launcher should not display tooltips immediatly already?11:02
mvojibel, ara: I created a very simple packaging lp:~mvo/magonize/packaging as the basis for this (mostly boilerplaet, but bzr-buildpackage --native will build it fine)11:08
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mvoara: what license do you have in mind for it? its currently public domain11:10
aramvo, GPL should be fine11:10
didrocksseb128: there is none11:11
seb128didrocks, thanks11:12
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didrocksyw11:14
pittiseb128: lpi fixed, too11:15
seb128pitti, great11:15
pittitkamppeter: do you have something to upload in hplip? It needs a rebuild for python 2.711:16
seb128didrocks, smspillaz: bug #68796011:26
ubot2Launchpad bug 687960 in compiz (Ubuntu) "the alt-tab action does nothing until a dialog is clicked sometimes (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68796011:26
seb128let me know if you can confirm or not11:26
rodrigo_what's Matthias Klose's irc nick?11:33
seb128doko11:33
rodrigo_ok, so he's not arounf11:33
rodrigo_around11:33
seb128just not on this channel11:33
rodrigo_ah, where can I find him?11:33
seb128rodrigo_, #ubuntu-devel11:34
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didrocksseb128: waow, you're right11:36
didrocksseb128: even shift + alt + key doesn't work11:36
didrocksseb128: thanks!11:37
seb128didrocks, thanks for confirming ;-)11:37
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tkamppeterpitti, no, I have upgraded HPLIP to 3.10.9 some days ago and there are also no "it stopped working" cries around. Looks like that you should simply do a no-change upload to rebuild it.12:24
tkamppeterpitti, do you know whether there is any problem with libxml2 in Natty? See bug 687973.12:32
ubot2Launchpad bug 687973 in foomatic-db-engine (Ubuntu) "[FTBFS] package 'foomatic-db-engine' (4.0.5-0ubuntu6) failed to build on natty (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68797312:32
tkamppeterpitti, I can already reproduce it by simply running the compiler command line on the upstream source of foomatic-db-engine.12:33
dpmhi pitti, I've been looking at the maverick langpacks to make the announcement for testing. Before I ask you to copy them to -proposed, I've got a question: looking at https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-langpack/+archive/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=maverick it seems that not all have been built (e.g. language-pack-as). Is this because the build is still in progress, or because something has happen12:40
dpmed that interrupted it?12:40
dpm(or is is just that there wasn't a delta and thus the package did not need to be rebuilt?)12:42
dpmpitti, if that's the case ^, may I just ask you to copy the latest language packs in the ppa to maverick-proposed and disable the maverick PPA until we're done with testing?12:50
* dpm goes for lunch now12:50
pittitkamppeter: I'm not aware of a specific libxml problem12:52
pittitkamppeter: doko already gave the reason in the last comment12:53
pittidpm: does it need to happen this week?12:53
pittidpm: kyleN asked me about doing an urgent update for ubuntu-docs zh_CN12:53
pittidpm: it would be great if we could aim for next Wednesday's builds, if possible?12:54
pittidpm: https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-langpack/+archive/ppa/+builds shows that nothing is pending to build there12:55
pittidpm: and I don't see any unbuilt source?12:56
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seb128pitti, did you investigate your gdm issue?13:02
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seb128pitti, do you plan to do a g-s-d upload? or you just commited the patch to bzr?13:21
pittiseb128: the gsd patch is not that urgent, I just didn't want to forget about it13:28
pittiseb128: gdm> not yet, will do now13:28
seb128pitti, ok, because seems repete and other people have it13:32
pittiseb128: have what?13:34
seb128pitti, the same issue13:34
* rodrigo_ -> lunch13:35
seb128pitti, recent comments on bug #65457813:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 654578 in gdm (Ubuntu) "Returned to gdm screen after logging in (affects: 9) (dups: 1) (heat: 32)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/65457813:35
seb128and repete opened a new bug as well13:35
seb128pitti, well,  it was just to say that it's not only you13:36
seb128in case that's an useful info ;-)13:36
didrocksand some people complained on the french forum too13:36
didrocksseb128: (being late), thanks for fixing the g-s-d debian/rules with gcc wrong order13:41
didrocksI didn't notice you did13:41
* didrocks hugs seb12813:41
seb128lol, you're welcome13:41
* seb128 hugs didrocks13:41
didrocksseeing the discussion on #ubuntu-devel I was thinking "hum, still something pending on my list, let's do it :)"13:42
seb128didrocks, especially that you didn't add the build-depends I think13:42
seb128it's on the ftfbs list lucasn did13:43
didrocksseb128: oh really? but I don't remember of a FTBFS, I was maybe lucky13:43
seb128gcc-4.4 not found13:43
seb128didrocks, 4.4 was probably still on the buildds13:43
didrocksyeah13:43
didrocksit built, but they have removed it later it seems :)13:43
didrocksseb128: thanks in any case!13:43
seb128yw ;-)13:44
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seb128kenvandine, hello14:02
seb128mterry, hey14:02
kenvandinehey seb12814:03
seb128kenvandine, so no pressure by natty installability is broken until python-indicate is rebuilt14:03
kenvandinei know!14:03
kenvandine:)14:03
seb128how is the libdbusmenu update going? ;-)14:03
kenvandinescary... seems the gdbus port really introduces an issue, we really do need to upload all the indicators at once14:04
seb128do they need to all be ported to the new abi?14:04
seb128or api rather14:05
kenvandinei don't think so14:05
kenvandinebut i think they will all need a rebuild14:05
kenvandinewhen i installed it yesterday, not even nautilus would start14:05
kenvandinei think because indicator-appmenu wasn't working14:05
seb128urg14:05
seb128did you try to remove appmenu-gtk?14:06
kenvandinewell, it was working well enough for nautilus to think it needed appmenus14:06
kenvandineno, i was trying to rebuild enough bits to make it work14:06
kenvandinebut gave up late last night and decided to do it all in a VM :)14:06
kenvandinegot a VM prepared for it now and my laptop usable again14:06
sabdflis anybody else seeing explosive failures to login?14:07
seb128sabdfl, pitti said he was about to debug it14:09
seb128sabdfl, I've the feeling it's affecting everybody14:09
seb128I didn't update yet though since the python transition is in the middle14:09
sabdflphew, thought i was being thpethial14:10
seb128sabdfl, you can use startx to start a session meanwhile14:10
kenvandinei haven't seen that problem yet, but tedg couldn't login last night14:10
sabdflok, thanks seb12814:10
kenvandinei had to get him up using startx so we could work :)14:10
seb128np14:10
seb128mterry, is there any chance you could get some of the banshee mir reviews going?14:11
seb128I'm sure Laney and jcastro will pay you back in beers at UDS14:11
pittisabdfl: yep, still debugging; for me it started with this morning's dist-upgrades, I already had the new gdm at that time14:13
mterryseb128, sure.  I'm dealing with the other rebuilds for libgirepository now, but when I'm done.  Thanks for doing python-gobject for me, and sorry for the delay14:13
seb128mterry, no worry14:13
seb128mterry, you will need a new epiphany upload btw14:13
seb128mterry, we dropped gir-repository from the archive14:13
seb128you need to clean the build-depends on gir-repository-dev14:14
mterryseb128, OK14:14
seb128chrisccoulson, is there any chance I could abuse your lucid owning again? ;-)14:17
seb128chrisccoulson, bug #68307614:17
ubot2Launchpad bug 683076 in pidgin (Ubuntu) "pidgin can no longer log in to ICQ (affects: 26) (heat: 480)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68307614:17
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, sure14:18
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks a lot!14:18
dpmpitti, ok, back. re: the maverick langpack updates, would it not be possible to do both? I.e the update this week as planned and a selective update for zh_CN next week?14:19
dpmWe've been delaying this update several times, a community member has been working hard to get the language pack schedule in shape and I explained on the translators list that we are about to do a call for testing for new langpacks.14:20
pittidpm: would be possible, yes14:20
dpmI'm just worried that people are starting to get put off by the delays.14:20
dpmso that would perhaps help14:20
pittidpm: I just wondered why the current maverick ones in the PPA are already two weeks old14:20
pittidpm: ah, seems we got a new delta export on Sunday14:21
dpmpitti, yes14:21
pittihm, why didn't the cron job fire yesterday then14:21
dpmpitti, which cron job, the one for the LP exports or the one for the builds?14:21
pittifor the builds14:21
pittihm, the logs are current14:21
dpmpitti, perhaps because there wasn't an export?14:22
pittihm, and they look good14:22
pittiDelta language pack: 2010-12-05 04:08:57 CET download icon14:22
dpmpitti, I mean yesterday there wasn't an export14:22
dpmerr tuesday, I meant14:22
pittidpm: oh, it seems I looked wrong14:22
pittihttps://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-langpack/+archive/ppa/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=published&field.series_filter=maverick -> that does have the 1204 langpacks14:23
pittijust not for some languages, which presumably just didn't get any updates since 112314:23
pittidpm: so, want me to copy the lot to -proposed?14:23
dpmpitti, they look good to me, the only thing that confused me as I said earlier was that14:23
cyphermoxgood morning!14:23
dpmpitti, yes please, if you could copy them to maverick-proposed, that'd be great14:23
dpmthen I'll send the call for testing14:24
pittidpm: note that it'll take some time until they get built14:24
pittibuildds are pretty busy right now14:24
pittidpm: ok, copying in progress14:25
dpmpitti, ok, no worries. Do you have a rough estimate on how long (i.e. hours, days...)?14:25
dpmpitti, awesome, thanks!14:25
pittidpm: I hope ~ 24 hours or less14:25
pittihttps://edge.launchpad.net/builders14:25
pittioh, it's not actually that bad, they caught up well14:25
pitti(except powerpc)14:25
dpmpitti, ok, great.14:25
pittidpm: so, I think about 10 hours14:25
dpmpitti, cool. Do I need to do anything else re: the zh_CN update next week? Otherwise I'll just give a heads up to kyleN that we're releasing langpacks this week as well14:27
pittidpm: maybe, but if we need anything, we'll contact you14:27
dpmok, sounds good14:27
seb128hey cyphermox14:29
seb128how are you?14:29
cyphermoxpretty good. yesterday was quite useful, I had been meaning to work on a /etc/hosts updates patch for NM for a little while and this time I was actually able to make it work14:30
cyphermoxseb128, and you?14:30
seb128cyphermox, I'm fine thanks14:30
seb128cyphermox, how busy are you?14:34
cyphermoxnot overly14:34
cyphermoxseb128, can I help you out with something?14:35
seb128cyphermox, could you try to get bug  #403534 to resolution?14:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 403534 in checkbox (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Should use GtkBuilder rather than libglade (affects: 1) (dups: 1) (heat: 7)" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40353414:35
seb128cyphermox, btw should bug #403547 be closed?14:36
ubot2Launchpad bug 403547 in synaptic (Ubuntu) "Should use GtkBuilder rather than libglade (affects: 1) (heat: 11)" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40354714:36
cyphermoxseb128, I'll dou14:36
cyphermoxgah14:36
seb128thanks14:36
cyphermoxi'll double check synaptic, unless mvo has already merged the gtkbuilder changes?14:36
seb128if someone is wanting to update xchat-gnome to the current git that would be nice14:36
seb128is there any take for the task?14:36
seb128it would fix the ftbfs, close some open bugs and drop the libgnome use14:36
cyphermoxas for checkbox, there's a branch done and ready for gtkbuilder, it's just not been reviewed so much by cr3 yet, but as soon as he comes in i'll ask him14:37
cyphermoxseb128, I can do that too14:37
seb128cyphermox, I saw mvo uploaded a synaptic using gtkbuilder14:37
seb128cyphermox, ok great, thanks!14:37
cyphermoxthen I'll close the bug :)14:37
seb128great work on it ;-)14:37
cyphermoxthx14:37
cyphermoxnext is gtk3, already started too :)14:37
seb128hehe14:38
didrockshum :/ bzr: ERROR: Tree transform is malformed [('duplicate id', 'new-74', 'new-1')]14:38
seb128well first maybe try to make it stop filling .xsession-error14:38
cyphermoxI'll just finish the unity manpage first :)14:38
seb128;-)14:38
didrockscan't solve the conflicting between nux and the packaging branch…14:38
seb128it = nm-applet14:38
cyphermoxseb128, I already have that change locally for nm-applet, I was testing it before upload :)14:38
seb128didrocks, you need james_w I guess14:38
james_wdidrocks, could you try with lp:bzr-builddeb?14:40
didrocksseb128: yeah :/ I have tons of conflicts in the branch since last release14:40
didrocksjames_w: ok, can have a try14:40
james_wthanks14:40
didrocksjames_w: what should I launch, still bzr resolve?14:41
james_wdidrocks, what command were you running? merge-upstream?14:41
didrocksjames_w: not for that one, I'm just cherry-picking commits and have a tons of conflicts14:42
didrocksjames_w: not really sure why btw14:42
james_wdidrocks, oh, trying lp:bzr-builddeb probably won't help then14:42
didrocksright, that was my guess :)14:42
james_wdidrocks, could you file a bug please? I'm in the middle of something right now, otherwise I would help you debug14:42
didrocksso, as I have more than 50 files conflicting, I was just thinking about bzr resolve --take-others14:42
james_wdidrocks, asking in #bzr might get you unblocked14:42
didrocksjames_w: ok, will try, thanks :)14:43
rodrigo_pitti, (re: our previous conversation on #ubuntu-devel) so, you said I should create the build trees, but every package I see they only have a 'mkdir build-$* && cd build-$* && configure'14:45
pittiseb128: hah, got it!14:45
seb128pitti, \o/14:46
seb128what is it?14:46
rodrigo_pitti, so, do I need to copy the sources over to each build tree?14:46
pittirodrigo_: no; just call ../configure in the build tree14:46
pittiseb128: I purged libcanberra-gtk{,3}-module and now it works again14:46
pittiof course that was the one in my list which I suspected least -- I almost dropped it up front :)14:46
seb128weird14:47
* pitti checks http://launchpadlibrarian.net/60333072/libcanberra_0.26-0ubuntu2_0.26-1ubuntu1.diff.gz14:48
pitti+debian/52libcanberra-gtk-module_add-to-gtk-modules /etc/X11/Xsession.d/52libcanberra-gtk3-module_add-to-gtk-modules14:48
pittithat looks like the only significant diff to me14:48
pittidebugging further, offline again14:49
mvocyphermox, seb128: yep, synaptic is uploaded \o/14:49
seb128pitti, weird14:50
pittiseb128: perhaps it tries to run both startup sounds now, for gtk2 and 3?14:50
seb128well, even if that's the case why would the session crash?14:50
seb128or gdm14:51
pittigdm itself doesn't really "crash"14:51
pittiit starts the session, but it ends immediately14:51
seb128well, why does the session end?14:51
pittioh, wait, hang on14:51
pitti/etc/X11/Xsession.d/52libcanberra-gtk3-module_add-to-gtk-modules14:52
cyphermoxmvo, sweet, I'll get back to you about gtk3 port soonish :)14:52
pittiwhy is that a directory?14:52
pittithat might upset Xsession14:52
seb128seems a bug14:52
pittichecking14:52
pitti/etc/X11/Xsession.d/52libcanberra-gtk3-module_add-to-gtk-modules/52libcanberra-gtk-module_add-to-gtk-modules14:52
pittimterry: ^ I suppose that was meant to be something like 52libcanberra-gtk-module_add-to-gtk3-modules, without the extra dir?14:53
mterrypitti, hrm, yeah probably.  It came from Debian, I didn't vet that change carefully.  I'll fix14:54
pitticonfirmed, if I move away the directory, it works14:54
mvocyphermox: cool14:55
pittimterry: confirmed; if I move it to be a file, it works14:56
pittimterry: oh, you want to? ok, thanks; can you please add a preinst snippet to rm -r that faulty dir when upgrading from 0.26-1ubuntu1?14:56
mterrypitti, OK14:57
seb128mterry, you should be able to upload14:58
pittiugh, that was a nice debugging exercise14:58
seb128cjwatson added exception for the 2 from yesterday14:58
seb128pitti, thanks for doing it14:58
seb128still seems we have a gdm bugs14:58
seb128the xsession should not bail out on Xsession.d issues14:58
pitticorrect14:58
pittiI'll add a gdm task14:59
seb128thanks14:59
seb128pitti, can you run easily the apport tests locally?14:59
seb128pitti, having the retracers down is going to be an issue for unity14:59
pittiseb128: I was going to look at bug 687440 anyway, so while I"m at it..15:00
ubot2Launchpad bug 687440 in gdm (Ubuntu) "[Natty] gdm login-screen does not work with "enter" (affects: 4) (heat: 24)" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68744015:00
seb128not sure where to investigate, the dc ones stop on the "starting a webbrowser for getting a token"15:00
seb128not sure if the auth file is just outdated15:00
seb128or if there is an apport bug that makes apport-retrace --auth= not work15:00
pittiseb128: which tests?15:00
pittiseb128: you can run apport-retrace locally, sure15:00
pittiit's nothing magic15:01
pittiit'll ask you for LP authentication the usual way15:01
seb128pitti, well the point is that I gave it a --auth=lpauth15:01
seb128where lpauth in the token on ronne15:01
pittiseb128: just do that, it should create a new file for you15:01
seb128pitti, well, I've the feeling we might just need to renew the token15:02
seb128but I don't have the password for the apport account...15:02
seb128I don't really want to put my token on ronne ;-)15:02
seb128pitti, I will do a retracing locally to see how it goes15:03
pittiseb128: oh, you mean you can't use your own because you don't have a public bug with a core dump?15:03
pittiseb128: shouldn't matter15:03
pittiseb128: just take any bug15:03
seb128pitti, I rather mean "if we need to update the retracer one I don't have the login password to do it"15:04
pittiseb128: if it can login and fetch the bug details, and complain about not finding a core dump, then I guess you are way past the point where it hangs in the DC?15:04
pittiseb128: ah, sure; I can update the auth file15:04
pittiseb128: but I seriously doubt that this is the case15:04
seb128pitti, thanks15:04
pittiseb128: all my local LP auth files keep working fine15:04
seb128ok15:04
seb128well I did a manual retracing in the dc yesterday15:05
seb128the usually way15:05
pittiseb128: how far does it get?15:05
seb128ie apport-retrace --auth=file <number> -o15:05
seb128pitti, it displays the "press enter once logged in the webbrowser" text15:05
seb128and never move from it since it waits for input15:05
pittio_O15:05
pittiso it's not a firewall issue15:05
pittiseb128: oooh15:05
pittiseb128: I know15:06
seb128;-)15:06
pittiseb128: it was the broken python-launchpadlib 1.8.015:06
seb128you are made of awesome, you know?15:06
seb128;-)15:06
pittiseb128: upgade to my 1.8.0+really.1.6.515:06
pitti(downgrade)15:06
pittiseb128: bug 68669015:06
ubot2Launchpad bug 686690 in launchpadlib "1.8.0 breaks login_with() API compat with existing credentials files, and forces keyrings (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68669015:06
pitti(that made me pull my hair out)15:06
seb128pitti, oh, nice catch15:06
pittiseb128: sorry, I should have thought about that right away15:06
seb128I will try that now, thanks!15:06
seb128which copy needs to be updated?15:07
pittiinstead of letting you waste time on it; I thought it would hang on the socket again15:07
seb128the one in the retracers?15:07
pittiseb128: in the fakechroots, yets15:07
pittiyes15:07
seb128ok15:07
seb128I'm on it15:07
seb128thanks!15:07
pittiseb128: ideally, if we restart them now, they should just auto-upgrade15:07
seb128right, I will try that first15:07
seb128then go in manual mode next if needed ;-)15:08
* pitti hugs seb12815:08
* seb128 hugs pitti back15:08
pitti . o O { this entire week feels like "stuff breaking underneath you all over" }15:08
pittipython, gdm, OO.o, launchpadlib..15:09
seb128pitti, Setting up python-launchpadlib (1.8.0-1) ...15:11
seb128in the retracer log currently15:11
pitti:-(15:11
seb128so yes, they picked the buggy version15:11
pittithat's the broken one15:11
seb128pitti, yeah, I've just restarted them15:11
pittiah, ok15:12
seb128let's see if they upgrade15:12
pittipython-launchpadlib | 1.8.0.is.1.6.2-0ubuntu1 |         natty | source, all15:12
pittiit should be available15:12
scott-workhi, i'm scott lavender, the project lead for ubuntu studio, can someone help me identify how to set gnome2 as the default session instead of unity for the ubuntu studio images?15:15
seb128didrocks, ^15:20
seb128I guess the trick is to make gnome-classic.desktop the default15:21
seb128you might want to check what xubuntu does to change the gdm default session15:21
scott-workthanks seb12815:26
rodrigo_aha, found the issue in libu1 package!!15:26
seb128rodrigo_, oh, what was it?15:27
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, I get another error, but the previous issue was that it was using the same build dir for the main target and for the different python version builds15:28
rodrigo_so, I changed rules to use a separate build dir for the main build15:28
rodrigo_now I get another error though15:28
seb128ok, makes sense15:28
seb128style python error?15:28
rodrigo_but at least it seems to build ok15:28
rodrigo_no, hold on, I'll paste it15:28
rodrigo_no, now it works ok, I had forgotten to use the separate build dir in install: rule15:29
rodrigo_so, phew, it took a long time to fix this, but at least it is now, it seems!! :)15:29
* rodrigo_ dances15:30
hallyn_i'm on the natty desktop on my netbook - is there any recommended way right now to get rid of the window borders?15:31
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, now I remember about your git issues with libu1, I didn't see them at all, so maybe I'm missing an update to newest g-i?15:49
* rodrigo_ apt-get update15:50
seb128rodrigo_, it's likely my box which is not uptodate15:51
seb128if you have it locally feel free to upload15:51
rodrigo_seb128, ah, was it complaining about --identifier-prefix?15:52
seb128yes15:52
rodrigo_ok, then indeed, you need to update15:55
rodrigo_hmm, although it should have detected the old g-i15:55
seb128rodrigo_, well I'm not on an old version15:58
rodrigo_hmm15:58
seb128I've the current one from before yesterday's rebuild15:58
seb128but some of the .gir might be outated15:58
seb128well just upload we will see if it builds on the buildds15:59
seb128pitti, retracers are working \o/16:00
rodrigo_seb128, yes, uploaded16:00
rodrigo_seb128, I see I don't have the latest g-i, but:16:00
rodrigo_ gobject-introspection : Depends: libgirepository-1.0-1 (= 0.9.12+git20101124-0ubuntu3) but it is not going to be installed16:00
seb128wait for mterry's rebuilds16:01
rodrigo_ok16:03
cyphermoxls16:03
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pittiseb128: \o/16:06
seb128pitti, ;-)16:07
seb128"import os, apport.packaging, apport.hookutils"16:07
seb128pitti, ^ you said that was not required?16:07
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pittiseb128: none of those are used16:09
seb128oh right16:10
seb128well I usually just put them so they are there when needed16:11
pittiseb128: don't worry, they don't hurt16:12
seb128ok, hum, apport is unhappy, I can really test my update now16:15
seb128bug #68658516:15
ubot2Launchpad bug 686585 in apport (Ubuntu) "UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte because of non unicode UnreportableReason (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68658516:15
seb128didrocks, get the same issue than you had ;-)16:16
didrocksseb128: ahah \o/16:17
mterryrodrigo_, my g-i changes have intersected the general python2.7 rebuilds and things are complicated now.  Sorry16:19
rodrigo_mterry, no problem, just wanted to check if it breaks the build for a package16:20
rodrigo_so it can wait :)16:20
pittiseb128, mterry: FYI, I fixed gdm to not fall apart on Xsession.d/ dirs16:21
seb128pitti, \o/16:22
mterrypitti, awesome!16:22
bcurtiswx rodrigo_, you are constantly using the GNOME 3 PPA.. right ?16:23
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, yes16:23
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, do you get a segfault when trying to double click "background" in gnome-control-center ?16:24
rodrigo_hmm, let me try16:24
rodrigo_hmm, g-c-c segfaults now, does not even show the window16:25
bcurtiswxyes, me too16:25
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rodrigo_hmm, seems gtk's fault16:26
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, what about going to Places--> Home Folder  then double clicking the Desktop icon ?16:27
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, nautilus also crashes for me now, it needs an upstream change which hasn't been released yet16:27
rodrigo_does it crash also for you?16:27
rodrigo_hmm, no more g-c-c crashes after a gtk3 update16:28
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, thats great news to my ears.  I think this GTK bug is also the cause of why empathy windows don't open with 2.91.316:28
rodrigo_but still, weird warnings, seems it needs a rebuild16:28
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, 2.91.7 ?16:28
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, which GTK bug?16:28
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, 2.91.616:28
bcurtiswxthe g-c-c bug sorry16:29
seb128pitti, how do I tell apport that a .crash has been handled already?16:29
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, (gnome-control-center:11516): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: specified class size for type `CcPanel' is smaller than the parent type's `GtkBin' class size16:29
pittiseb128: remove the needs-*-retrace tag16:29
rodrigo_that's what I get, so it indeed looks like it needs a rebuild16:29
seb128pitti, no, I mean locally, I want it to make the "collecting infos" again16:29
rodrigo_is that the same for empathy?16:29
pittiseb128: ubuntu-bug /var/crash/foo.crash should do it16:29
seb128pitti, no, it did it once, now it opens the summary immediatly16:30
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/541512/16:30
seb128pitti, I want to test changes to the hook16:30
pittiseb128: ah, right, because it sees that it's already got a stack trace16:30
seb128pitti, but it seems to not be used16:30
pittiseb128: I'd just do ubuntu-bug package16:30
pittiseb128: that'll run the hooks16:30
seb128well the hook is smart with the Stracktrace content16:30
pittiseb128: and then check in the "details" expander16:30
pittiah16:30
bcurtiswxempathy doesn't even error out.. its the same behavior as the nautilus crash.. i double click a contact and it just quickly removes and replaces the emapthy contact list.16:30
seb128so I need to test on a crash16:30
pittiseb128: try editing the .crash file and drop the Stacktrace field16:30
pittiseb128: hang on, checking code16:31
seb128hum, that's the one I want to give to my hook16:31
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, hmm16:31
seb128pitti, thanks16:31
pittiseb128: but it'll regenerate it through gdm16:31
rodrigo_bcurtiswx, that menu_proxy_module_load is from dbusmenu, right?16:31
seb128pitti, gdb?16:31
pittiseb128: ah - drop the "Dependencies" field -- that's the one it's checking for16:31
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, i don't know16:31
pittiseb128: sorry, autofingers (debugging gdm now..)16:31
mvopitti: silly question, will the WI tracker deal with something like "[isd] (server) define datamodel for "this review was helpful" (even if not exposed in the UI/API initially): DONE and exposed (rnrclient has a report_abuse() method)." or does the DONE has to be the last word?16:31
pittimvo: that looks broken16:32
pittiit needs to be : (todo|done|postponed|blocked)$16:32
pittinot ":done and some other gibberish"16:32
bcurtiswxrodrigo_, if it helps to test yourself http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/empathy/2.91/empathy-2.91.3.tar.gz and the ./autogen.sh with make & make install16:33
rodrigo_ok16:33
mvothanks pitti16:35
mvopitti: fixed i tnow16:35
pittithanks mvo16:35
seb128didrocks, I've a tweak to the unity apport hook16:38
seb128should I just commit?16:38
didrocksseb128: yeah, just commit16:38
scott-work_didrocks: would you be able to point me at the package that it may be possibel to set the gnome session as default rather than unity?  this is for ubuntu studio16:41
didrocksscott-work_: you should change to the ubuntu desktop classic session by default16:42
didrocksscott-work_: there is a script in /usr/lib/gdm/gdm-set-default-session16:43
didrocksscott-work_: look at what I've done in ubuntu-netbook-default-settings16:43
scott-work_didrocks:  outstanding!  i will definitely look at that, thank you :)16:44
didrocksscott-work_: you're welcome :)16:44
scott-work_didrocks: is this the correct code?   http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/natty/ubuntu-netbook-default-settings/natty/files16:45
didrocksscott-work_: it's only for armel now contrary to maverick one, but yeah, look at postinst16:45
scott-work_didrocks: okay, i think i found the part (i'm not really a programmer), thanks again :)16:48
didrocksyw :)16:48
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pittineed to run out now, have a nice evening everyone!17:17
cyphermoxbye pitti17:18
bcurtiswxcya pitti17:18
seb128bye pitti17:19
kenvandinebye pitti17:19
kenvandineseb128, all the indicators need a rebuild for dbusmenu, but good news is it seems painless17:19
seb128kenvandine, ok17:20
kenvandineanyone know what broke gtk apps with a sidebar?17:20
seb128nothing?17:20
seb128wfm17:20
kenvandinei have no treeview in xchat-gnome17:20
kenvandineor evolution17:20
kenvandinenot sure why yet... will debug after i get this stuff uploaded17:20
seb128ok17:21
scott-work_didrocks: i'm sorry to keep bothering you but can you help me understand exactly what you did for setting the default session ?17:32
scott-work_http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/natty/ubuntu-netbook-default-settings/natty/annotate/head%3A/debian/postinst17:32
didrocksscott-work_: I can tomorrow, I'm doing a unity release right now17:32
scott-work_didrocks: certainly, thank you17:34
didrocksscott-work_: just ping me tomorrow :) sorry for not being available right now17:34
seb128cyphermox, http://git.gnome.org/browse/evolution/commit/?id=61999b493fc4266300eab2907909867e73e4cc1e17:41
kenvandineugh... i need ted17:41
seb128cyphermox, do you think you could backport that and check the recent evo bugs in launchpad and prepare an update today or tomorrow?17:41
kenvandineseb128, the treeview problem is appmenu related somehow17:42
seb128cyphermox, there is at least one bug about the face plugin which got dropped in the update but not in the description17:42
seb128cyphermox, I'm off tomorrow but you can probably get didrocks to upload for you if you need sponsoring17:42
seb128kenvandine, hum ok17:43
seb128kenvandine, do you have an update of that in some way?17:43
kenvandinejust rebuilt with newer dbusmenu17:43
kenvandineif i unset UBUNTU_MENUPROXY it works fine17:43
kenvandinebut with it i get no sidebar in xchat-gnome or evo17:43
kenvandineand...17:43
kenvandineif i hit F9 to show the sidebar, it flickers...17:44
kenvandinequickly makes room for it and it goes away17:44
kenvandinejust don't know how that could be related17:44
didrockssure, tomorrow is fine17:44
seb128didrocks, thanks17:44
seb128kenvandine, weird17:45
didrocksI want also to upload evo for switching to express mode17:45
didrocksso, will be the perfect timing :)17:45
seb128we need an evo upload for the python transition17:45
seb128so in any case please one of you backport that one commit and upload tomorrow ;-)17:45
didrockscan do it if cyphermox just planned to backport that commit17:46
didrocksif nothing more involved17:46
didrocksoh the mailto:17:46
seb128time for sport18:13
seb128see you later18:13
cyphermoxseb128, didrocks, I'll look at at shortly18:13
kenvandinecyphermox, is there any known problem where nm-applet won't control my network?18:15
cyphermoxkenvandine, known, kind of. I've seen it stop responding to clicks in the menu, I have no idea why though :(18:15
kenvandinehumm18:15
kenvandinemine seems to respond18:15
didrockscyphermox: if it's only backport this commit, I have other evolution changes pending so I can do it :)18:16
kenvandinebut it says networking is disabled18:16
kenvandineand it won't let me enable it18:16
cyphermoxdidrocks, trying to figure it out now.. I guess it's just a backport18:16
cyphermoxkenvandine, then it's different18:16
kenvandinei can setup my network from the cli18:16
didrockscyphermox: well, don't bother, it's just wget the patch + build18:16
cyphermoxthat should have been fixed... but maybe check /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state18:17
didrockscyphermox: and I have other stuff to upload as well :)18:17
kenvandineah... says it is disabled18:17
cyphermoxdidrocks, have you seen the three evo / e-d-s bugs from a few weeks ago ?18:17
didrockscyphermox: for maverick or natty?18:17
cyphermoxdidrocks, mav18:17
kenvandineperhaps it got  confused when my indicator stack was completely hosed :)18:17
cyphermoxthey were srus about proxy for images18:17
didrockscyphermox: completely went of my head, can you just add a ping on the merge requests?18:18
cyphermoxhuh, they weren't merge requests, I think it was debdiffs. not sure why I did it that way though18:18
cyphermoxbut yeah, I'll take another look18:18
didrockscyphermox: ok, thanks :)18:19
didrockscyphermox: so, just ping me/refactor the maverick sru18:19
cyphermoxdidrocks, ah, I remember, there was no maverick branch18:19
didrockscyphermox: I'll deal next evo upload for adding things with my wi18:19
didrockscyphermox: oh ok18:19
didrockscyphermox: so just email me :)18:19
cyphermoxokie dokie :)18:19
didrocksthanks a bunch!18:19
cyphermoxkenvandine, that shouldn't happen though, unless maybe if hibernate/suspend was to fail badly (because even that should be fixed by now)18:20
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cyphermoxbrb, switching to xchat-gnome :)18:33
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kenvandinecyphermox, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/541576/18:49
kenvandineany ideas?18:50
cyphermoxerr, sorry, where should I look?  ^.^18:50
cyphermoxI'm hungry so I can't find what's wrong ;)18:50
kenvandinehehe18:50
kenvandinewell it is cycling18:51
kenvandinei get that over and over again18:51
kenvandineit was fine this morning :)18:51
cyphermoxah, right, I see it now18:51
cyphermoxI didn't upload any changes since a few weeks ago :)18:51
kenvandinesetting up the interface with ifconfig works18:51
kenvandineand it makes NM stop cycling like that18:52
kenvandinebut i never get access to the wireless device with it18:52
kenvandineand the only script in /etc/network/if-up.d that has an "exit 1" in it is wpasupplicant18:52
cyphermoxdo you have stuff in /etc/network/interfaces?18:52
cyphermoxnah, 01ifupdown has nothing to do with it :)18:53
kenvandineauto lo18:53
kenvandineiface lo inet loopback18:53
kenvandineok, that was the only error looking thing i had18:53
cyphermoxmaybe dbus-monitor and check if you get dbus sleep messages sent to NM18:53
kenvandineok18:54
cyphermoxunless it was triggered when you changed /var/lib/NetworkManager/NetworkManager.state, if you did18:54
cyphermoxbrb, I'm starving, must get food now. I'll be back in ten18:57
kenvandinewhoops... been disconnected19:01
kenvandinecyphermox, ok... so should i look for org.freedesktop.NetworkManager ?19:01
kenvandineonly occurances in NetworkManager in the output is for org.freedesktop.Notifications19:01
kenvandine nothing talking to org.freedesktop.NetworkManager at all19:01
kenvandinecyphermox, sorry... did you get that? xchat-gnome doesn't handle the network changing without NM very well :)19:02
cyphermoxkenvandine, yeah I go it..19:13
cyphermoxnot sure what it could be otherwise. does this keep going across reboots?19:13
kenvandineyeah19:17
kenvandineseveral reboots now19:17
kenvandinebut19:17
kenvandinei am wondering if it is appindicator/dbusmenu related19:17
kenvandineclicking on those menus, should make it call out the nm_dispatcher over dbus right?19:18
kenvandinei thought clicking those menus was triggering the service to loop over and over19:18
kenvandinebut maybe that is happening independently19:18
kenvandinecyphermox, i am running newly built appindicator and dbusmenu19:18
kenvandinewhich broke ABI19:19
kenvandinei am rebuilding nm-applet now with the rebuilt appindicator19:20
cyphermoxah, maybe there's something waiting to break in my patch ^.^19:26
cyphermoxwhat are the ABI/API changes?19:28
kenvandinecyphermox, should the service be listening on org.freedesktop.NetworkManager?19:33
kenvandineand should it be service activatable19:34
cyphermoxusually yes19:34
cyphermoxwell, NM should be listening19:34
kenvandineso the service is running, and d-feet doesn't see that inteface name19:34
cyphermoxah19:34
kenvandineand if i stop network-manager19:34
kenvandineand run nm-applet19:34
kenvandineit complains about not being able to connect to org.freedesktop.NetworkManager19:35
cyphermoxright19:35
kenvandinebut if i start network-manager again, it doesn't complain19:35
kenvandinebut d-feet still doesn't see it19:35
cyphermoxmaybe that's just the dbus rules19:35
kenvandineoh19:35
kenvandineduh19:35
kenvandinesystem bus19:36
cyphermoxyep19:36
kenvandineexplains why d-feet can't find it :)19:36
kenvandinei just dunno... weird19:36
cyphermoxoh good, I was starting to be scared ;)19:36
kenvandinecyphermox, ok... monitoring the system bus i see the events from the indicator19:39
kenvandineso i feel better about the appindicator now :)19:39
kenvandineit gets sets it to true19:39
kenvandinethen immediately to false ago19:39
kenvandineagain19:39
kenvandinewtf19:39
cyphermoxafter rebuilding it?19:40
kenvandineyeah19:40
kenvandinei assume it did before too19:40
kenvandinei was just monitoring the wrong bus19:40
cyphermoxthere must be something with how it rewrites the menus. can you see if it happens right after a dbusmenu signal with the menu to add, and about every 5 seconds?19:41
cyphermoxwhat was changed in appindicator? could a signal on indicator click have been added? 'cause then I could rip out this fugly kludge and also get the memory leaks under control ;)19:41
kenvandineyour using the C library right?19:42
kenvandineFixing the Watcher Interface19:43
kenvandineand19:43
kenvandineA race fix on the dbus name (LP: #526499)19:43
kenvandinebug 52649919:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 526499 in indicator-application (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "Application Indicator users launched at start-up skip the applet and fall back instead (affects: 8) (dups: 4) (heat: 64)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/52649919:43
kenvandinethat is all that is in the changelog from upstream19:43
cyphermoxah :/19:44
micahgmterry: did you use dch -R for the rebuild versions?19:48
mterrymicahg, no, didn't know that flag.  neat19:49
micahgmterry: yep, generally the ubuntu version is just incremented for rebuilds and dch -R should just DTRT19:49
* mterry notes that it does the right thing for Ubuntu19:49
mterrySo many magic switches!19:49
micahgmterry: yeah, I was happy when I found that one19:50
cyphermoxkenvandine, you use xchat-gnome right, do you get a crash if in preferences you turn on showing the user list in the main window?20:05
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didrockspitti: if you are there tomorrow before me, can you new nux-tools and unity-common, please (2 binary packages from nux and unity)?20:12
didrockstime for sport :)20:12
didrockssee you tomorrow20:13
cyphermoxkenvandine, is your new libappindicator and dbusmenu available in a ppa?20:29
kenvandinecyphermox, they are in natty now!20:55
kenvandineappindicator was getting built last i looked20:55
kenvandinecyphermox, i think i have a lead20:55
kenvandinecyphermox, in making dbusmenu build without gtk deprecations, the check item stuff changed a bit20:55
kenvandinethe menus are getting toggle events20:55
kenvandineso when you click it, it almost immediately gets the next toggle20:56
kenvandineso it is toggling on and off20:56
* kenvandine wonders where tedg is!20:56
* bcurtiswx teleports tedg onto his desk chair20:59
cyphermoxkenvandine, yeah, figured it would be something like that, every 5 seconds when the menu gets re-built21:00
kenvandinethat was my initial thought21:01
kenvandinebut21:01
kenvandineit isn't happening then21:01
cyphermoxoh, just checking is broken21:01
kenvandineit is happening immediately21:01
kenvandineyeah21:01
kenvandinei added some debug statements21:01
cyphermoxanyway, if you have a change in mind, let me know... I'll wait to apply this to the upload I want to do RFN ;D21:01
kenvandineand it gets state TRUE then immediately state FALSE21:01
cyphermox:(21:01
kenvandinei guess nothing else using appindicators is using check items21:02
bcurtiswxshould they?21:02
kenvandinenah21:03
kenvandineonly if they need them21:03
kenvandinejust not seeing a problem anywhere else21:03
cyphermoxright... and nm-applet is the only one, or one of the very few, redrawing the menu21:04
kenvandineoh... appmenu is broken for the same reason21:09
kenvandinedamn!21:09
kenvandineit is a dbusmenu bug21:09
kenvandinewoot21:10
kenvandinetedg, so dbusmenu has a nasty bug21:10
kenvandinecheck items don't work21:10
tedgkenvandine, :(21:10
tedgkenvandine, Really?  Hmm, that's odd.21:10
tedgkenvandine, 0.3.90 or 0.3.91 ?21:10
kenvandinethey aren't drawing and they are toggling twice21:10
kenvandine0.3.9021:10
kenvandinebreaks nm-applet and appmenu21:11
tedgHmm, that's odd.  Not really that much changed in 0.3.90.21:11
kenvandinefor example, in xchat-gnome and evolution... anything that has a check item in the menu gets unchecked21:11
kenvandineso the tree view in xchat-gnome gets hidden21:11
kenvandineand you can21:11
kenvandinet get it back21:11
kenvandineall of mterry's changes21:12
kenvandinefor building with gtk deprecated21:12
kenvandinegenericmenuitem.c21:12
kenvandinealthough i don't see anything in the diff that should cause this21:12
kenvandinei added some debugging in nm-applet21:13
kenvandineand it gets the toggle event when you click it21:13
kenvandineand it gets a second toggle immediately21:13
tedgHmm, okay.  I'll look.  Good to know it happened before the "big change" though.21:14
tedgShould make less variables.21:14
kenvandineyeah21:14
kenvandinebut this has built in natty now21:14
kenvandine:)21:14
cyphermoxhrm... tedg or kenvandine; looking at setup_dbusmenu in indicator-application. shouldn't the new dbusmenu_menuitem get freed at some point before being re-created (through calling setup_dbusmenu again in _set_menu or client_menu_changed ?21:18
cyphermoxI may well be misunderstanding things though, I just started looking at the code21:18
kenvandinei really don't know that code either21:19
kenvandinethe problem must be in dbusmenu though, not appindicator21:19
cyphermoxkenvandine, looking at something else ;)21:19
kenvandineindicator-appmenu is affected too21:19
kenvandineah21:19
cyphermoxkenvandine, I'm trying to understand how things get done so I can figure out why nm-applet leaks so much21:20
tedgcyphermox, I don't have time to look right now, but it seems possible.  Try it, see if it breaks :)21:24
cyphermoxok, I will :)21:24
* cyphermox likes to see things go boom ;)21:25
tedgkenvandine, So wait, you've got two versions of libdbusmenu-glib then?  libdbusmenu-glib1 and libdbusmenu-glib2.21:25
tedgkenvandine, Because things haven't rebuilt all against the new version, right?21:26
kenvandineprobably21:26
kenvandineshould we make them break?21:26
tedgWell, I don't know that we need that.21:26
tedgBut just since it is an ABI change I want to be sure people aren't linking with the one they didn't build with.21:27
tedgOtherwise the fields will be all off.21:27
kenvandinei've rebuilt everything against 0.3.9021:27
tedgAh, okay.21:27
tedgThen you should be able to remove libdbusmenu-glib1, right?21:28
kenvandineugh... removing libdbusmenu-glib1 wants to remove unity21:28
kenvandinebut i rebuilt unity... wonder why it linked21:28
kenvandineoh, well i rebuilt it for a different reason21:29
kenvandinei was only worried about things that linked against libdbusmenu-gtk121:29
kenvandinetedg, so i know appindicator, appmenu and nm-applet aren't linked with libdbusmenu-glib121:37
kenvandineand they all suffer from this problem21:37
kenvandinedo you think just having it installed is a problem?21:38
tedgI don't think so... we'll see.  The test suite is failing this as well... so it needs to be fixed regardless.21:42
tedgOkay, one is because of the set_active function will signal :-/21:48
tedgProbably part of the whole issue.21:48
kenvandineoh!21:49
kenvandinemterry, around?22:00
mterrykenvandine, yeah.  was watching a bit of your conversation22:00
mterrykenvandine, did I break something?22:00
kenvandineunrelated :)22:00
kenvandinegot another MIR related to indicator-datetime... and it is kind of urgent... gonna block getting the whole indicator stack rebuild for this dbusmenu change22:01
mterrykenvandine, ok, can look22:01
kenvandinefor ofono22:01
kenvandinefiling the bug now22:01
mterrykenvandine, ah right22:01
kenvandinei just reviewed the package22:01
kenvandinesorry i missed it, i thought we did the MIR for this last cycle :/22:01
kenvandineturns out we differed it :)22:01
cyphermoxyeah...22:02
cyphermoxI was about to start writing the mir bug but I don't know ofono so much22:02
kenvandinecyphermox, i see you have a branch waiting for upload22:06
cyphermoxxchat-gnome?22:07
cyphermoxor do you mean ofono?22:07
kenvandineofono22:08
kenvandinemterry, bug 68828622:08
ubot2Launchpad bug 688286 in ofono (Ubuntu) "[MIR] ofono (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/68828622:08
* mterry goes to work22:08
cyphermoxkenvandine, yeah, micahg was going to look again tonight22:08
kenvandinecool, not going to try to do that before the MIR22:08
kenvandinemterry, thx!22:08
cyphermoxok, there is one thing missing from it I'll commit now anyway22:09
kenvandinecyphermox, cool, we need it in main for geoclue, which is needed for indicator-datetime... which has become more urgent because of deps getting rebuilt22:10
cyphermoxkenvandine, alright :)22:10
kenvandinetedg, i have rules out libdbusmenu-glib122:13
robert_ancellkklimonda, awesome work on the gtkmm stuff btw!22:24
kklimondarobert_ancell: thanks :)22:29
robert_ancellkklimonda, are all the packages being tracked here: http://people.canonical.com/~platform/desktop/versions.html?22:30
robert_ancellkklimonda, also, do you plan on updating the GNOME3 versions in the GNOME3 PPA?22:31
kklimondarobert_ancell: yes, I plan to work on 3.022:32
kklimondarobert_ancell: atkmm is missing from this page22:32
robert_ancellawesome22:32
kklimondawow, unity in natty has some serios mem leaks :/22:34
kklimondaserious even22:34
robert_ancell:/22:35
robert_ancellkklimonda, I've updated versions to track atkmm now, thanks22:35
tedgkenvandine, Could you try lp:~ted/dbusmenu/check-item-fix/22:37
robert_ancellRAOF, Natty X doesn't seem to work in qemu at the moment, know anything about that?22:39
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RAOFrobert_ancell: I'm not aware of anything specifically which might break it, and I haven't checked recently.  I'm also not aware of any open bugs to that effect.22:41
Sarvattrobert_ancell: are you sure it's X? you see the splash progress before it stops?22:42
kenvandinetedg, sure22:43
robert_ancellSarvatt, I see the splash screen, but in a weird low colour mode (also happing on my main natty box).  I can disable gdm and startup fine to a text login.  If I run X manually, the qemu window disappears and a graphical one doesn't appear22:45
RAOFGot any logs out?22:46
robert_ancellI haven't been able to work out what the IP address of my qemu instance is/how I get a ssh port to it.  Do you guys know?22:47
kenvandinetedg, building now22:47
Sarvattqemu actually dies on your host machine?22:47
RAOFrobert_ancell: I always do the reverse; ssh out of my VM.22:47
robert_ancellRAOF, that's the issue, I have no quemu window when it's running, so I can't do anything except Ctrl+C!22:48
RAOFBut can't you load up X in the VM, kill it, then grab the saved log?22:48
RAOFWriteback permitting?22:49
robert_ancellRAOF, I'll have a look...22:50
kenvandinetedg, that fixed it22:55
* kenvandine uploads :)22:55
robert_ancellRAOF, no errors in the log22:58
tedgkenvandine, Woot!22:58
kenvandinetedg, yeah, that seems to work well22:59
RAOFrobert_ancell: Of course not.  That would be entirely too useful!22:59
kenvandinefixes xchat-gnome, evo and indicator-appmenu too22:59
* kenvandine takes a lunch break, finally!22:59
kenvandinemterry, any red flags with ofono?22:59
RAOFrobert_ancell: Maybe it really is a qemu bug? :/23:00
robert_ancellRAOF, yeah, or kernel?23:00
robert_ancellqemu seems very silent on the matter23:01
RAOFPossible I guess.  qemu's trying to load vesa, or cirrus?23:01
RAOFCould you pastebin the log you got out?  Maybe there's something non-obvious wrong?23:02
Sarvattcould try with starting qemu with -vga vmware (I'd recommend that regardless)23:02
RAOFHave I mentioned before that btrfs deals really, really badly with write-contention? :(23:02
robert_ancellRAOF, cirrus23:05
robert_ancellSarvatt, works, awesome!23:05
Sarvattnow hopefully you can check out your old logs, I'd *really* recommend using -vga vmware always because it's much better if you're doing anything in X in there23:07
robert_ancellSarvatt, do you know why they don't default to that then?23:10
robert_ancellhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/541672/23:11
robert_ancellRAOF, Sarvatt ^^ X log23:12
robert_ancellThe other nice thing is at some point the qemu window wasn't the correct size, and X would be fuzzy.  It's very hard to manually resize it to 800x600 exactly :)23:13
robert_ancellBut that doesn't seem to occur with the VGA driver23:13
Sarvattit wouldn't be so great in a really old release and dont really need it in a server image, cirrus being limited to like 1024x768 really sucks though :)23:13
Sarvattnothing in there, go figure23:14
Sarvattrobert_ancell: is it possible the qemu window just disappears? i've been having that problem with wine for the past few days in natty23:14
Sarvattsometimes I can move my panel aside and see a tiny corner of the window up top23:14
robert_ancellIt used to be off the top of the screen, and I had to move it.  But it doesn't show in the window list, so it really seemed to have never opened23:15
Sarvattbut other times it just disappears and isnt on the window list but its still running23:15
robert_ancellis there a tool to list open windows?23:15
RAOFSarvatt: It hasn't just been moved entirely off the visible workspace?23:15
SarvattRAOF: nope its not on any workspace23:15
Sarvattthings disappear UP for some reason23:16
Sarvattmaking windows fullscreen and going back to unmaximized gradually moves them upwards too23:16
RAOFOooh - I remember that problem.23:17
RAOFThere was a bug in the placement code that wasn't taking into account the window decoration, so every time you did $X the window would move up by the height of the titlebar.23:17
Sarvattyeah that matches what i'm seeing, can reproduce that easily in totem23:18
Sarvatt(in a classic gnome session)23:18
RAOFThere would undoubtedly be someone in #ayatana who knew exactly what that problem will be.23:18
RAOFWoot.  Who loves BUG_ON() + a mutex deadlock in filesystems?  That's me!23:19
Sarvattwell it looks like it just goes to (0,0) and window controls are underneath the panel when I go windowed to fullscreen and back23:21
RAOFWhy is plymouth so ugly all of a sudden?  Who turned off anti-aliasing?23:22
Sarvattunmaximized windowed->maximized windowed->unmaximized windowed is working fine atm, sure as heck wasn't earlier. unmaximized windowed->fullscreen->unmaximized windowed goes to 0,023:22
robert_ancellRAOF, I've been wondering too23:22
Sarvattalmost looks like its drawing to an 8 bit framebuffer now or something to me23:23
Sarvattand the drm backend never gets used anymore so you just get that lovely crappy 640x480x8 one resized to native res from the looks of it23:24
* Sarvatt wishes we could switch to a text plugin that only draws progress dots on a purple background so it looks good everywhere instead of this vesafb mess :(23:28
Sarvattthe Ubuntu 11.04 text is the only part that looks bad without a framebuffer driver loaded23:28
Sarvattand the drm renderer would be used for KMS and be pretty again :)23:30
RAOFAnd we'd see if nouveau would lock with multiple displays again :)23:30
Sarvattthat was fixed in maverick!23:31
RAOFFixed, fixed?  Or “don't use the drm renderer on nouveau” fixed?23:31
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AmaranthSarvatt: iirc windows moving up like that is already fixed in compiz git23:56
AmaranthThe bug in compiz+unity that annoys me the most right now is actually the fast that expo is no longer centered because it doesn't take the unity dock in to account :P23:58
Amaranths/fast/fact/23:59

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