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phizzanyone know if the new house came on tonight?08:08
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pingbathi all, is this a good place to report a potential problem in ubuntu 10.10 ?11:05
Hobbsee!bug11:06
ubottuIf you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.ubuntu.com/ IRC is not a good medium to report bugs and this channel is for development coordination.11:06
directhexand nobody will remember any bugs you type here in about 5 minutes' time11:08
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pingbatheh11:12
pingbatwell in that case i'll file the bug11:15
pingbatin the meantime would anyone be in a position to try and reproduce the bug?11:15
pingbatyou'll need a FT2232D based debugger11:16
pingbatJTAG11:16
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hyperairsay, is there any way i can find an ical link for the natty release schedule?12:52
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ari-tczewhyperair: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule12:56
hyperairari-tczew: it's just a listing. i want something i can feed my calendar12:57
ari-tczewthen dunno12:58
mok0hyperair: should be rather easy to generate one using https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule?action=raw12:58
hyperairmok0: but i'm not familiar enough with the ical format. heh13:00
hyperairmok0: googling for ical ubuntu release schedule seems to show that hardy had it13:00
* hyperair brb13:00
mok0hyperair: it's quite straightforward IIRC13:01
mok0http://reefknot.sourceforge.net/bootstrap-guide/indexs05.html13:01
mok0That example covers your needs :-)13:01
mok0hyperair: actually, it's called the .ics format13:04
mok0hyperair: there's even packaged a python module for it: python-vobject13:07
sorenIt's dreadful.13:08
mok0soren: what is?13:08
sorenpython-vobject.13:08
mok0soren: ah :-)13:08
sorenand the format.13:08
mok0soren: ... I tend to agree... but it's the standard we have to work with13:08
sorenI've used it a couple of times, and each time I lose a bit of faith in humanity.13:08
sorenmok0: True.13:09
mok0soren, perhaps you like this better? http://xml.coverpages.org/iCal.html13:10
slangasekSpamapS: oh, hmm.  I wonder if that's a bug?14:07
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slangasekSpamapS: hmmm.  Isn't portmap-wait redundant?  statd only starts when 'started portmap' is emitted15:10
slangasekSpamapS: (only noticed this while trying to fix up idmapd in the same way as statd)15:11
bjfStevenK, which room are you hanging out in? sconklin and i have a question15:37
StevenKbjf: I'll come down15:38
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ogracjwatson, do you know what is the reason that tools like fdisk by default still run in DOS compatibility mode ?15:48
* ogra thinks we should default to having switched it off15:49
SpamapSslangasek: statd also starts when mouting TYPE=nfs is emitted, which may be well before portmap started.15:50
SpamapSmounting rather15:50
slangasekSpamapS: ahhh yes15:51
slangasekSpamapS: thanks for the refresher :)15:51
SpamapSslangasek: if I didn't already have a headache from a night of reveling w/ the server team, I'd have one now because I have to think about it again.15:52
slangasekSpamapS: maybe that means there's a missing comment ;)15:53
cjwatsonogra: upstream15:57
cjwatsonogra: I mean, I don't know for sure, I imagine it's general conservatism15:58
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superm1cjwatson, were you aware of console-setup install problems affecting buildd's on natty?  eg: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62089492/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.mythtv_2:0.24.0%2Bfixes.20110112.2394a9d-0ubuntu0mythbuntu3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz  I'm not noticing them at all on a home sbuild with a natty schroot though.16:20
cjwatsonsuperm1: not previously ...16:23
cjwatsonthe message is from kbd16:24
cjwatsonhard to say whether those errors are fatal though16:25
cjwatsonfive of them clearly weren't, so was the sixth?  hard to say :)16:25
LaneySorry to prod but could someone in -sru please review/accept the pristine-tar SRU in m/UNAPPROVED? The version in release doesn't work so well with the -proposed tar16:26
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superm1cjwatson, are those errors from fgconsole leaking through maybe because of a redirected fd for stderr when running in debconf?16:47
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kirklandsiretart: ping17:09
pitticjwatson: FTR, current live cd build failure got fixed this morning17:11
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Riddellbdrung: ping17:33
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ograStevenK, where are you hiding ?18:13
StevenKogra: Elsewhere18:16
ograStevenK, how much beer does it take to get ti-omap4-software-channel out of NEW ?18:16
StevenKogra: More you have access to?18:24
ogra^dunno, there might be multiple barrels in the bar :)18:24
StevenKs/\(have\) \(access\)/\1 easy \2/18:25
dokomvo: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62083003/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.aptitude_0.6.3-3.2ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz18:53
bdrungRiddell: pong18:58
Riddellbdrung: I was doing bug 70249319:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 702493 in phonon-backend-vlc (Ubuntu) "amarok crashes on quit when using vlc backend" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/70249319:01
Riddellbut it doesn't seem to help for me so I'm not going to upload for now19:01
Riddellbdrung: correction, it does work, so I'll upload to natty and maverick shortly19:18
bdrungRiddell: patch against phonon-backend-vlc or vlc?19:32
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Riddellbdrung: vlc20:00
bdrungRiddell: please wait with the sru, because we want to release another security fix20:01
bdrungtumbleweed: around?20:06
SpamapSapw: ping, I understand you added the bit where the kernel commandline is given to upstart in its environment?20:29
dragornI'm trying to make a deb, on one ubuntu64 system with dpkg 1.15.5.6u2 all works as expected, on another ubuntu-server32 install with 1.15.8.4ubuntu1, it goes 'funny':  on the funny system, dpkg -i foo.deb skips all the db_input questions and assumes the defaults, but dpkg-reconfigure works as expected.  Any thoughts as to why the hell it skips during install?  (and I did --purge and confirmed with debconfig-show that the questions are20:43
dragornnot in the database)20:43
dapaldragorn: dpkg-reconfigure debconf, you should notice different values for "Ignore questions with priority less than: [..]"20:44
dragorndapal: Argh!  That's it.  Thanks, I've been banging my head against that all day.  Ubuntu isn't my standard distro, didn't know that one.20:46
dapaldragorn: (I use Debian, heh :D)20:46
dragorndapal: I'm usually a gentoo guy, but I've got enough people wanting ubuntu packages that I'm making the effort... for whatever reason, ubuntu has been packaging my stuff from 2007 and not updating.20:47
dapaldragorn: ow :/. Good luck then :)20:47
dragorndapal: This was the last hurdle20:47
dragorndapal: actually got it all behaving, complete with prompting the user to set up capabilities and suid behaviors, just had one system that defaulted one level lower apparently.20:48
dragorndapal: Yup, that solved it.  Thanks a ton, that sucked.20:50
dapaldragorn: you're welcome :)20:51
dokozul: irqbalance ftbfs, missing b-d on quilt?20:53
zuldoko: thanks ill look at it20:53
dokozul: lp should have sent an email about that20:53
zuldoko: i might not have seen it20:53
Riddellbdrung: bug 668671 has debdiff attached, please upload when you do the vlc update21:07
ubottuLaunchpad bug 668671 in phonon-backend-vlc (Ubuntu) "Amarok crashes with phonon-vlc backend " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/66867121:07
dokoScottK, Riddell: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62146624/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.poppler_0.14.5-0ubuntu3_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz21:26
dokorebuilt with gcc-4.6, could you add the missing include in the qt3 header file(s)?21:27
Riddelldoko: why do we still build libpoppler-qt2 ?21:28
Riddelldoko: no rdepends, probably we should just drop libpoppler-qt221:29
dokoRiddell: ENOCLUE. it's still in main. demote it?21:29
dokohere's another qt3 issue: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/62153402/buildlog_ubuntu-natty-i386.scribus_1.3.3.13.dfsg~svn20081228-2ubuntu4_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz21:31
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Riddelldoko: is everything qt3 going to fail because of that?21:34
dokoRiddell: looks like so. unixodbc too. but again, this is gcc-4.6. although it would be nice to fix the headers, to look for further g++ related errors in these packages. mvo already fixed apt & libsigc++ headers21:39
dokoor wvstreams21:40
gesergcc-4.6 is for natty+1?21:44
dokogeser: evaluating ...21:45
lifelessbryceh_: we need the oops code ;)21:59
bryceh_lifeless, too late.  I manually duped it.22:15
lifelessbryceh_: in future, *always* give us the oops please22:16
lifelessbryceh_: otherwise we can't tell if its the same cause or a new one etc22:17
geserStevenK: can you promote gir1.2-gssdp-1.0 to main please? it's the successor of gir1.0-gssdp-1.0 which was in main. (or should I file a bug for it?)22:29
tgardnerev, no joy. still crashes. Is there anything else you like to see?22:32
StevenKgeser: And source, or just 4 binaries?22:32
evtgardner: can you stick a set -x in the top of /usr/lib/ubiquity/user-setup/user-setup-apply, then run through it again and stick /var/log/syslog on pastebin?22:33
geserStevenK: the source (gssdp) is already in main, one binary package got renamed (gir1.0-* → gir1.2-* transition) but it got put into universe instead of main (where gupnp is in DEPWAIT on it)22:34
StevenKgeser: Confirmed, and promoted.22:35
geserthanks22:35
tgardnerev, I do have a couple of kernel oops in the filesystem. that can't be a good thing.22:36
evheh22:36
tgardnerev, lemme start it over and make sure I've a clean disk.22:36
evokay22:36
EtienneGguys, just checking22:43
EtienneGis it forbidden by policy for a maintainer script to change a conffile permission?22:43
SpamapSEtienneG: IIRC maintainer scripts shouldn't touch conffiles unless it is removing an obsoleted conffile (one that is not in the newly installed version of the package)22:45
sorenAnd even then, only if it's unmodified.22:46
EtienneGSpamapS, so an unconditional chmod in a postinst would be against policy?22:46
SpamapSright, I keep wondering why that logic only exists in a copy/paste snippet in a wiki22:46
sorenI'm not sure policy specifically says so, but it would be against the spirit of it.22:46
SpamapSEtienneG: yeah I'd think so.. the user may have set the permissions a certain way for a reason.22:47
EtienneGbecause, if that's the case, then bug #697792 is indeed valid22:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 697792 in fuse (Ubuntu) "permissions of /etc/fuse.conf are reset on upgrade" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/69779222:47
EtienneGI have been reading the policy, but it does not talk about file attributes (like permission), only the content22:47
EtienneGnonetheless, gratuitous chmod of conffile should be avoided, I guess22:48
sorenEtienneG: "local changes must be preserved during a package upgrade, and"22:49
SpamapSEtienneG: I would think that the proper place to do that chmod is in the package build, not maintainer scripts.22:49
sorenEtienneG: It doesn' really say contents or metadata.22:49
EtienneGindeed22:49
sorenEtienneG: What are you trying to do?22:49
sorenLet's attack it that way.22:49
EtienneGsoren, see above cited bug22:50
sorenOh.22:50
* soren pays attention22:50
EtienneGbut generally, I agree with the both of you, I just wanted to clarify with people more knowledgeable than me22:50
SpamapSThat file doesn't seem to be in the package22:52
SpamapSoh ait, it is22:53
SpamapSyeah the appropriate place is in the package22:53
SpamapSEtienneG: marked as confirmed22:54
* SpamapS heads to meeting22:54
EtienneGSpamapS, thanks a bunch22:56

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