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rusivimicahg: I'm going to mark myself affected asap00:01
micahgrusivi: did you clear the bug # from the duplicate box and click the green check?00:06
rusivimicahg: I tried that before asking but it did not undo the duplication.00:07
micahgrusivi: maybe it's a permissions thing00:07
rusiviWouldn't be the first time ;)00:07
rusivimicahg: It did not respond that it could not do the action due to my permissions so IDK00:08
rusiviI clicked the check, the box disappeared, I refreshed the page, nothing changed.00:08
micahgrusivi: right, I would say, if it's reproducible, file a bug against launchpad in any event if it is a permissions thing, the text should be changed00:09
rusivimicahg: The next time I mistakenly mark a bug a duplicate (later rather than sooner) I'll check for it and create a malone bug if it does not work.00:10
micahgrusivi: malone is no more, all bugs are against launchpad now00:11
rusivimicahg: "Launchpad itself"00:11
micahgrusivi: yes00:11
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AmaranthI remember hearing something about regression-potential going away, did that happen?00:53
micahgAmaranth: yes00:53
AmaranthI was rather surprised to see two bugs in compiz we know about and plan on fixing well before the natty release get tagged "regression-release"00:53
hggdhAmaranth: it ended up regression-potential bugs had to be manually converted to regression-release *after* code release, and it was just unneeded work01:05
hggdhso regression-release got to be used for both dev and stable01:05
Amaranthhggdh: just call it "regression" then :)01:06
AmaranthAlthough the compiz wakeups one is not as big of a deal as people make it sounds...01:06
hggdhAmaranth: we considered that, but there are other regressions01:06
AmaranthThere are?01:06
hggdhregression-proposed and -update01:07
hggdhand these are important enough to be kept01:07
alex_mayorgahi! Can somebody, please review bug 693828?01:40
ubot2Launchpad bug 693828 in linux (Ubuntu) "Fatal exception in interrupt: Kernel panic on 2.6.37-10-generic and 2.6.37-11-generic (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/69382801:40
emI have this same problem -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/69216404:08
ubot2Launchpad bug 692164 in linux (Ubuntu) "Hewlett-Packard HP Pavilion dv6 fails to resume from suspend (affects: 3) (heat: 579)" [Undecided,New]04:08
emis brian murray here?04:08
embdmurray: are you Brian Murray?04:09
emis anyone awake here?04:17
micahg!patience | em04:26
ubot2em: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. While you wait, try searching https://help.ubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org or http://askubuntu.com/04:26
micahgem: you should file a new bug04:28
emmicahg: will it get linked to that one. Id really like for Ubuntu to fix this one. It surely affects a whole class of people. Everyone who has an HP Pavilion. Which is many people!04:29
micahgem: you should note this bug number in your report, but the kernel team prefers separate reports since sometimes hardware can be slightly different04:30
emokay, can you tell me how to make the best possible bug report for this? Like, what kind of information I should give them and such?04:31
micahgem: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspendHibernateResume04:31
micahgubuntu-bug linux should do most of it04:32
rusiviRegarding bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/keepassx/+bug/608396 while this bug has a easily performed workaround (don't hold the key-combo too long) it's a deal breaker if you hold it too long. Seems importance should be low or medium, leaning towards low.05:24
ubot2Launchpad bug 608396 in keepassx (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "KeePassX 0.4.3 bricks keyboard in Ubuntu 10.04 (affects: 4) (heat: 30)" [Undecided,Confirmed]05:24
micahgrusivi: ok, setting to Low -> Triaged, can you please edit the description for the workaround?05:54
micahgrusivi: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Description05:55
rusivimicahg: Sure.06:00
micahgrusivi: thanks06:01
rusivimicahg: Put the WORKAROUND right at the top. BTW, I noticed in the bug description that bugs with workarounds don't get fixed?!06:13
rusivimicahg: sorry misunderstood meaning. As in, a workaround is not a solution.06:13
micahgrusivi: right06:14
rusivimicahg: threw me off at first hehe06:14
rusiviRegarding bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcalctool/+bug/631665 just checked in Maverick, it's fixed. Should I just mark the "Maverick" as "Fix Released", or both this & "gcalctool (ubuntu)"?07:19
ubot2Launchpad bug 631665 in gcalctool (Ubuntu Maverick) (and 3 other projects) "Calculator does not show thousands seperator despite being chosen in preferences (affects: 10) (dups: 4) (heat: 64)" [Medium,Fix committed]07:19
SpamapSrusivi: did you verify that it is fixed in maverick-updates, or maverick-proposed ?07:42
SpamapSrusivi: if its fixed in maverick-proposed, then you need to post that you did the verification in the bug, and the SRU team will remove the verification-needed tag, set it to verification-done, and move the package from poposed to updates... which launchpad will see, and mark the task as Fix Released automatically.07:43
rusiviSpamapS: I verified it's fixed in maverick-updates07:47
rusiviSpamapS: It looks like update & proposed are the same now -> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/+source/gcalctool/+builds07:48
micahgrusivi: yes, it was pushed to maverick-updates 2 months ago, so Fix released is appropriate for maverick and the default task07:50
SpamapSweird, I wonder why that wasn't caught by the updater07:50
* SpamapS will have to ponder that while sleeping...07:50
* SpamapS passes out07:50
rusivimicahg: K, will make notes of my successful test and mark both Fix Released07:50
micahgSpamapS: there were 3 revisions uploaded to -proposed and the final one didn't use -v :)07:51
yofelSpamapS: it was superseded by ubuntu4 before it even made it to -updates which confiused launchpad07:51
yofelmicahg: what's -v?07:51
micahgyofel: yes, but what's supposed to happen is the uploader should pass the current release version when building the source so all the new versions show in the .changes file07:52
yofelaah07:52
micahgrusivi: it seems it was never verified either which was bad07:53
rusivimicahg: Ok... well it's fixed so I know that much!07:54
rusiviRegarding bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zsnes/+bug/616561 this looks like Importance Low b/c it has a WORKAROUND: Do not use the fast forward feature.07:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 616561 in zsnes (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "ZSNES randomly closes intermittently mid-game (affects: 1) (heat: 26)" [Undecided,New]07:59
njinhello to all, if in the report i see a Linux 2.6.35-24-generic-pae i686 is safe to require installation of ppa kernels ?09:35
fat0ssHello, I new to ubuntu dev10:56
fat0ssInitially, I want to learn about projects by fixing bugs10:56
fat0ssHow can I start ?10:57
fat0ssI Install already https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BeginnersTeam/FocusGroups/Development/Devbeginnings#Thorough%20Install:%20Ubuntu%20Development%20Tools all Dev tool10:57
anotengfat0ss: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage11:06
fat0ssanoteng, what are the possible Projects ? Like  Easy for Initial Level I know C/C++11:13
anotengfat0ss: Find something you're interested in, or some project you use a lot yourself.11:37
fat0ssI scan the Bug site11:37
anotengOr get yourself a sponsor, and get involved in whatever project your sponsor is involved with.11:37
fat0ssBut I didn't find any list of projects11:37
fat0ssI am stuck How to start with a simple patch11:38
fat0ssWhat's is Sponsor thing ? Please explain me11:38
anotengsorry, not sponsor, I meant mentor..11:39
anotenghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad/Mentors11:40
fat0ssOkhay, Thanx a Lot ..11:42
anotenglist of packages: http://packages.ubuntu.com/natty/11:42
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c2taruncan anyone please look at bug 695696, i checked its man page and ubiquity is a software to install ubuntu from a live CD, then what are syslog and partman files, the reporter is talkiing about?14:29
ubot2Launchpad bug 695696 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Crashed Pinguy install on laptop (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/69569614:29
c2tarunbug 69569614:29
charlie-tcasyslog and partman files are two logs from /var/log that are generated when ubiquity crashes.14:30
c2taruncharlie-tca: Can you please explain me a bit, that why we need ubiquity for installing ubuntu from a live CD. Even why we need any software when we have live CD?14:32
charlie-tcaubiquity is the installer built in to the live cd; There is no package called "live CD". the actual package name is ubiquity14:33
c2tarunok, so I guess that we don't have any way to reproduce his bug. + he didn't mentioned about the ubuntu version he is trying to install?14:34
charlie-tcaThe live cd is simply a group of packages put together by developers and made to work as if it was an installed system. When something fails on the Live CD, we have to determine what application actually failed. The failing package during an install is ubiquity.14:35
yofelhe should have said that, but you can get the ubuntu version from the syslog:14:36
yofelDec 30 12:34:18 guest kernel: [    0.000000] Linux version 2.6.35-23-generic (buildd@rothera) (gcc version 4.4.5 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.4.4-14ubuntu5) ) #37-Ubuntu SMP Fri Nov 5 19:17:11 UTC 2010 (Ubuntu 2.6.35-23.37-generic 2.6.35.7)14:36
yofel=> maverick14:36
c2tarunOk. But how can we confirm his bug? I googled and found someone also reported this bug on ubuntuforums.org14:37
charlie-tcaTo triage the bug in ubiquity, we need to know the date of the cd, and the bug should probably be against https://launchpad.net/pinguyos instead of ubiquity14:38
charlie-tcaor also against pinguyos14:38
charlie-tcaWe can't actually confirm it14:39
c2tarunOk, so what can we do with this bug?14:40
wolfpackhi i am new to bug squad , can this bug be set as WISHLIST .........  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/69544414:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 695444 in ubuntu "Karmic/9.10 doesn't auto-detect external microphone (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]14:41
charlie-tcac2tarun: leave it alone14:42
charlie-tcaI added pinguyos to the bug, we will let the developer look at it14:42
c2taruncharlie-tca: Ok, Thanks :)14:42
charlie-tcaYou are welcome14:43
charlie-tcac2tarun: just one of the many that we can't really work with14:43
c2tarunwolfpack: did you try to reproduce this bug?14:43
* penguin42 gently wonders where Failed to set a proper state for notification semaphore identified by cookie value 223177637 (0xd4d6ba5) to initialize waiting for incoming notifications. would have come from in cryptsetup14:43
charlie-tcawolfpack: convert that to a question...14:44
wolfpackok14:44
charlie-tcaThe reporter is seeking support more than reporting a bug14:44
c2taruncharlie-tca: what do you mean by converting a bug to question?14:45
micahgcharlie-tca: idk about that, it seems like a wishlist bug in that it should auto detect14:46
charlie-tcaThere is a place in the top right column to convert to a question. some times the reporter is actually seeking support instead of reporting a bug, and converting to a question lets it get an answer14:46
charlie-tcamicahg: What is "Is there a known solution for this??" if not a support question?14:47
c2tarunmicahg: sorry to interrupt, but what is a "wishlist bug", I think either it is a wishlist or a bug. :(14:47
charlie-tcawe do not triage that, it should have been answered through research already14:48
micahgcharlie-tca: basically wanting to know if it's fixed in later releases or not14:48
charlie-tcamicahg: then do what you want with it.14:48
charlie-tcaI am tired of trying to justify every answer I give when you are around14:49
micahgcharlie-tca: that's basically saying that people can't report bugs on older version w/out verifying it doesn't exist on a later version (which upstreams generally ask be done, but idk about our policy)14:49
micahgcharlie-tca: you might indeed be right, I'm just trying to clarify a general policy regarding older releases14:49
micahgcharlie-tca: you do a great job answering people's questions14:50
micahgcharlie-tca: maybe it should be a topic for the next meeting?14:52
charlie-tcaI am no longer discussing it. I get questioned and have to justify to you every thing I tell people.14:53
charlie-tcaYou just go ahead and help these people learn14:53
micahgcharlie-tca: PM?14:55
charlie-tcago ahead14:55
* ElPasmo thinks bug 629646 is ready to be set to Triaged with a Low importance. Can anyone do it for him?15:13
ubot2Launchpad bug 629646 in libgweather (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Locations using bom.gov.au for forecast data no longer can no longer retrieve forecast data (affects: 10) (dups: 1) (heat: 61)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/62964615:13
charlie-tcaElPasmo: done. Thanks for helping15:17
ElPasmothanks to you charlie-tca :)15:19
wolfpackhow to add package name in a already filed bug ........I want to add package name "xorg" to this bug :  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/69514915:20
ubot2Launchpad bug 695149 in ubuntu "Right-click menus don't disappear (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New]15:20
charlie-tcawolfpack: that has no package at the present time, so click the down arrow symbol to the left of "ubuntu" and change the "affects" to xorg15:22
charlie-tcawolfpack: then use this response in comments:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Bugs%20without%20a%20package15:23
charlie-tcajust copy and paste the lines in the box15:23
wolfpackthanks charlie .15:27
charlie-tcaYou are welcome15:28
* ElPasmo thinks bug 373268 is ready to be set to Triaged with a Low importance. Can anyone do it for him?15:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 373268 in libgweather (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Can't choose the exact timezone location in Argentina (affects: 1) (heat: 7)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/37326815:35
charlie-tcadone again15:39
ElPasmoty15:40
* ElPasmo thinks bug 572787 is ready to be set to Triaged with a Low importance. Can anyone do it for him?15:48
ubot2Launchpad bug 572787 in libgweather (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Problem in libgweather (affects: 1) (heat: 16)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/57278715:48
charlie-tcaElPasmo: done15:51
ElPasmoty15:52
wolfpack1For this bug, Fix has been released but still the status is NEW.  link : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/677794 .Please look into it.16:11
ubot2Launchpad bug 677794 in ubuntu (and 1 other project) "[needs-packaging] wallch (affects: 2) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,New]16:11
charlie-tcawolfpack1: that is a packaging bug. Until the package wallch is actually built for Ubuntu, it will be an open bug.16:13
wolfpack1ok16:13
charlie-tcaEven though it is being worked on, and does have a launchpad team, it is not yet available in natty16:14
charlie-tcaum, pretty much any bug that says "needs-packaging", we stay away from it16:15
wolfpack1ok16:16
hggdhfor all re. 'needs-packaging': please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Developer%20Process%20Bugs17:41
charlie-tcaThank you for that reference.17:44
hggdhand I am trying again the server ISO... will it suddenly reboot during install?17:48
charlie-tcadid yesterday17:50
hggdhand did, again, just now :-(17:53
rusiviIMHO, Regarding "<micahg> charlie-tca: that's basically saying that people can't report bugs on older version w/out verifying it doesn't exist on a later version (which upstreams generally ask be done, but idk about our policy)" Upstream doesn't generally, it's a prereq for majority of projects I've seen! All kidding aside, it seems fair people who report bugs in prior releases (assuming not mass affecting, security hole, major19:36
rusiviissue, and if a newer package is available in newer release) be asked to test for the problem via Live CD or VM, and if they are in a position where they absolutely could not test it (time, refused, cost, lack of education), it still remains an open bug for others to help address in the release bugged and newer ones.19:36
charlie-tcahggdh: amd64 xubuntu alternate made it to installing core packages today19:54
penguin42this isn't something screwy like someone enabling a watchdog is it?19:55
charlie-tcabefore the restart19:55
charlie-tcadon't know, how do I find it?19:55
penguin42not sure, personally I'd be tempted to find a way to get the kernel messages to another machine19:57
charlie-tcaIt does a complete restart, I don't know that there are any logs19:57
hggdhI am considering it, but I cannot find a way of getting the installer syslog out19:57
penguin42doesn't it dump it in the installed directory somewhere?19:58
hggdhit is written to the tmpfs...19:58
charlie-tcaThere isn't an installed directory at that point, is there?19:58
hggdhit will only dump it after system install (until then, there is no FS to be used19:58
charlie-tcaand when it restarts, the logs are gone19:58
penguin42hmph19:58
penguin42do you think it'll reboot if you just leave it or do you need to keep interacting?19:59
charlie-tcaopen to ideas, though19:59
charlie-tcaNo, it reboots on its own when install packages19:59
hggdhit is rebooting (in my case) during base system install19:59
penguin42ok, as soon as it starts doing that, ctrl-alt-console and see if it says anything before it explodes20:00
charlie-tcait reads on screen, "installing core packages..."20:00
hggdhand -- again in my case -- "extracting libpcreg... BANG!"20:00
charlie-tcaalmost20:00
charlie-tca"ignoring pre-dependency problems"20:00
charlie-tcaand then I missed the rest20:01
hggdhtoo fast :-(20:01
charlie-tcatrying again20:01
charlie-tcaMaybe I will boot the 400MHz cpu and try it20:01
charlie-tcaI know. I will snapshot the screen20:02
charlie-tcacoreutils is not installed20:04
charlie-tcathere seems to be a bunch of missing packages20:05
charlie-tcasnapshot was too slow20:05
charlie-tcamissing libnewt0.52, ext2-modules, efi-modules20:07
hggdhat this point in time, there is almost nothing installed20:07
penguin42no coreutils then you're pretty screwed20:08
charlie-tcaThat was the last one I caught20:08
hggdhI will try here on KVM, and see if I can rescue it later (I tried on bare-metal -- but remote, and rescue did not work)20:09
charlie-tcaCan't pull anything from VBox, since there is no way to keep it running long enough to pull20:10
penguin42you could try booting with the nowatchdog parameter - worth a shot, no more20:10
hggdhthe only messages I see is "rebooting", and at about the same time "sending kill signal"20:11
charlie-tcaheh, too fast20:11
charlie-tcaI am going to try to snapshot it again20:11
charlie-tcaHey, last screen I get before it restarts - http://imagebin.org/13028320:19
charlie-tcaNow you want me to try and do that to the server image? which one>?20:20
penguin42charlie-tca: There are no kernel messages there that might indicate what's going on - isn't there a console that has kernel stuff?20:20
charlie-tcaNo, that is the only one20:21
penguin42try ctrl-alt and work through f10-f5 - nothing on any of them?20:22
charlie-tcalet me try that,20:23
charlie-tcayou know, that takes a new install each time, right?20:23
charlie-tcait doesn't really stay on screen very long20:24
penguin42yeh but you should be able to find the console with the kernel messages before it dies in plenty of time20:25
charlie-tcalooking20:26
charlie-tcaThat's the only console with messages on it20:27
penguin42hmm20:27
penguin42will it let you get a shell on the others?20:27
charlie-tcaon 2 and 3 it will. 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 are sitting with the _ on them20:27
penguin42you could try sitting on 2 or 3 while it does the install, possibly with something liek tail -f /var/log/messages if there is one20:28
penguin42you could also on 2 and 3   do   setterm -msg on      setterm -msglevel 8    which I think should give the maximum amount of blurb20:29
charlie-tcaconsoles are using built-in shell (ash)20:33
charlie-tcastterm not found20:33
charlie-tcasetterm20:33
penguin42hmph20:33
charlie-tcaIt's a busybox shell20:33
penguin42yeh20:34
penguin42charlie-tca: You could try running tail -f /proc/kmsg & in one of the terminals20:34
charlie-tcaserver shot looks the same20:34
penguin42oh well, out of ideas20:35
charlie-tcaattached to the bug20:39
hggdhhum21:14
hggdhthe idea of monitoring /proc/kmsg might get us to something -- I am attaching to the bare-metal via a serial console, and I can set it on the tty, and wait21:15
charlie-tcaI am sorry, I gave up21:31
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