[03:30] bug 384920 is almost 2 years old... it affects me, and I'm hoping to find a good workaround or to provide someone with the information necessary to fix it. It's causing my wireless to connect at 8M when it should be connecting at 54M. I have a broadcom bcm4313 [03:31] Launchpad bug 384920 in wireless-tools (Fedora) (and 1 other project) "iwconfig bitrate is not set properly (affects: 4) (heat: 25)" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/384920 [03:31] bug 1 sucks too [03:31] Launchpad bug 1 in tilix (and 20 other projects) "Microsoft has a majority market share (affects: 614) (heat: 2979)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1 [03:35] jschall: looking into it, but i cant promise anything [03:36] drew2121: thanks, willing to offer any information necessary [03:37] jschall: have you tried the fixes in the description? [03:38] drew2121: look like temporary fixes [03:38] jschall: that worked? [03:38] drew2121: well, i can set it to 54M [03:39] iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M fixed is a nother config you may wayt to set [03:39] drew2121: but won't it revert if it reconnects? [03:39] or if the computer is suspended or shut down or whatever? [03:39] i'll try it for sure [03:40] jschall: yes, thats why you either need to change your /etc/rc.local or run that command [03:40] drew2121: set rate 54m fixed, rebooting to see what it comes up as [03:41] jschall: see you in a few =) [03:41] drew2121: it's a laptop :) [03:41] drew2121: and this is a desktop [03:41] jschall: ahh, well let me know what happens [03:41] drew finished booting just now, waiting for it to connect [03:42] drew2121: back to 8M [03:42] hrm... [03:43] drew2121: adding the lines to rc.local will run it when the machine boots, but not when i change SSIDs or suspend. i'll try it here, though. [03:44] drew2121: restarting again [03:44] jschall: true, i don't debug wireless but i can still help, and maybe get the status to triaged [03:45] drew2121: came up as 54M [03:45] jschall: how about after a sleep? [03:46] drew2121: 54M after reconnect [03:46] jschall: all working now then? [03:47] drew2121: 54M after resume [03:47] jschall: nice [03:47] drew2121: i guess that workaround fixes it [03:47] drew2121: isn't wifi supposed to automatically scale based on how bad a signal it has though? [03:48] jschall: i'm not sure... i'm not a wireless expert =P [03:48] drew2121: anyway, now it'd be nice if i could get 300M... that's the next step [03:48] drew2121: apparently 802.11n doesn't work with these drivers [03:48] drew2121: hate broadcom. [03:48] jschall: what drivers are you using? proprietary? [03:48] drew2121: yeah [03:49] jschall: broadcom FTL [03:49] drew2121: i don't really NEED 300M, but the netbook doesn't have gigabit on it so it'd be nice to get more speed than the 100Mbps ethernet can provide. [03:49] drew2121: on data transfers [03:50] jschall: yeah [03:51] drew2121: also soon i'll likely have 50mbps cable, and i don't trust 54mbps wifi to provide that properly. [03:51] drew2121: i guess i don't need it to on my netbook though. [03:52] i'm pretty sure ethernet has always been faster for me than wireless [03:52] jschall: i'm not sure if i have gigabit or not though [03:53] drew2121: i just moved out of my parents' house into an apartment and bought gigabit everything. [03:53] and im running G [03:53] drew2121: it's nice. [03:54] drew2121: transfer files between computers at hard drive's speed [03:54] jschall: i'm pretty comfy with the setup i have now, once i get a job i'll probably buy better stuff... [03:55] jschall: yeah, that would fantastic... i've transfered stuff that took me an hour or two to get across [08:31] Regarding https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wine/+bug/344588 please reinstate wine (ubuntu) back to triage as this has been worked on upstream. As well, I have & will continue to refrain from toggling the status of triaged bugs. [08:31] Launchpad bug 344588 in wine (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Wine doesn't support 5.1 and 7.1 sound (affects: 1) (heat: 11)" [Low,Incomplete] [09:52] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hddtemp/+bug/160621 Looks like either a Wishlist for more granular options, Won't Fix as it's supposed to check the HDD temp, or Invalid b/c the reporters/those marked affected may be using HDD as swap [09:52] Launchpad bug 160621 in sensors-applet (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "running hddtemp causes unnecessary disk activity (affects: 5) (dups: 1) (heat: 29)" [Undecided,Invalid] [09:53] on pkg hddtemp (Ubuntu) [10:56] Hello [10:57] Could any one answer a question regarding translation bugs in launchpad? [11:17] !anyone tykjepelken [11:17] rork: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [11:17] !anybody [11:17] A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? === zyga_ is now known as zyga-vaio [11:20] Of course [11:27] An error showed up in a file during import of language packs of Firefox, creating a bug report. This bug was a typo in a translation in a file, easily fixed. Do I now need to make a diff or anything describing the changes, or will a simple upload of the fixed file do? [11:27] ... Marking it as a patch? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:56] hello bugsquad [14:12] good morning, trinikrono [14:12] :D [14:15] hey hggdh can look at bug 3882267 i would like to believe it can be set to triaged and status set to low, can you verify or tell me what is needed again? [14:15] trinikrono: Error: Bug #3882267 not found. [14:15] erm * bug 382267 [14:15] Launchpad bug 382267 in checkgmail (Debian) (and 2 other projects) "memory leak (affects: 6) (heat: 23)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/382267 === bcurtiswx_ is now known as bcurtiswx [18:28] hey can someone please look at bug 382267 i would like it triaged and status set to low [18:28] Launchpad bug 382267 in checkgmail (Debian) (and 2 other projects) "memory leak (affects: 6) (heat: 23)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/382267 [18:29] 4/22 [18:29] oops. [18:31] trinikrono: done, thanks for sending that one upstream [18:31] charlie-tca: you wonderful human being you [18:32] You are welcome [18:32] i have been trying to get it triaged a whilen ow [18:32] Seems that it is still valid, too [18:32] charlie-tca: yes it gets really bad after 2 days [18:33] charlie-tca: can you stick around while i try to finish my 5 a day [18:34] he's not the only one around so have fun ;) [18:34] :D [18:35] There are many of us here. If I don't catch them, some one will. Besides, if you comment and change the status to confirmed, you get credit even if it doesn't get to triaged today [19:27] micahg: so just check the package in rmadison [19:27] trinikrono: there's already a WNPP bug [19:27] also, just verify that it says is needed on wiki is present in the description [19:28] and yes, you can check to see if it's in Ubuntu with rmadison [19:29] so this bug is ready to be triaged? [19:29] bug 622185 [19:29] Launchpad bug 622185 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] bsnes (affects: 2) (heat: 24)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/622185 [19:29] trinikrono: no, you didn't link the wnpp bug [19:30] i am looking! [19:30] lol [19:30] ohwow [19:30] i found it :d [19:31] so thats theimportant step? [19:31] the upstream [19:31] trinikrono: nope, just one of them :) [19:38] erm [19:38] micahg: when to put in the bug reportt [19:38] it says bsnes isnt in launchpad [19:38] maybe i am just confusing myself [19:38] trinikrono: also affect Debian w/o a package [19:39] so affects distro? [19:39] trinikrono: yep [19:41] micahg: okie so it is good to go now? [19:42] trinikrono: I don't think it's the same person that filed the ITP and the LP bug [19:43] thats true [19:43] trinikrono: done [19:45] great :D [19:45] i have about 7 i was subscribed too [19:45] trinikrono: thanks [19:45] now that i know what to do [19:53] micahg: so if i dont findit in debian what should i do? [19:54] trinikrono: make sure the rest of the info is there [19:55] the liscense agreement you mean? [19:55] trinikrono: license agreement, URL, anything else worth mentioning [19:56] this bug 601778 [19:56] Launchpad bug 601778 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] 3Proxy - tiny free cross-platform proxy server (affects: 1) (heat: 16)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/601778 [19:56] it has all of these things in the description [19:56] but in the wiki it says to add a rfp ignore that? [19:57] trinikrono: well, I was told they're ignored for the most part [19:57] so you are happy that it can be set to triaged? [19:57] so make a rfp anyways [19:57] or [19:58] I'm happy without it [19:59] well once you are happy you will set it too triaged then? [20:21] can someone set bug 601778 to triaged for me please [20:21] Launchpad bug 601778 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] 3Proxy - tiny free cross-platform proxy server (affects: 1) (heat: 16)" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/601778 [20:22] trinikrono: packaging bug? Note 2: Never set these bugs to 'Confirmed', unless you are working with a package maintainer, and have been asked to do so. [20:23] its not confirmed [20:23] charlie-tca: ? [20:23] triaged means confirmed. Please have the maintainer/developer you are working with on it set it [20:25] right before thenotes [20:25] it says to set to triaged and put need-packaging tag [20:25] and micahg just triaged the other one [20:26] bug 622185 [20:26] micahg is a developer [20:26] Launchpad bug 622185 in debian (and 1 other project) "[needs-packaging] bsnes (affects: 2) (heat: 16)" [Unknown,Unknown] https://launchpad.net/bugs/622185 [20:26] charlie-tca: no, I added a section, where something can be 'Triaged' for a needs packaging bug, it means that all the information needed is present [20:26] confirmed is a problem since that means ready for upload [20:27] Okay. I still don't know enough about them to do it [20:27] o.o [20:27] can't we use a tag for 'ready-to-upload' ? [20:28] yofel: no, it's workflow [20:28] :S [20:29] micahg: so can i get my bug triaged :D [20:30] trinikrono: I actually asked some people what we should do about the RFPs, if I'm right, we need to update the wiki, if I'm wrong, you need to file one :) [20:30] lol [20:30] ill go find another packaging bug then [20:36] * micahg wants to hug pidgin [20:42] thursday, micahg [20:42] start early, if you want to... [20:42] charlie-tca: yep, just saw itr [20:42] *it [20:46] hm, my email client went nuts! I don't know how bad I spammed the bugday message now. [20:48] charlie-tca: I only got 2 so far [20:48] I got 2 too [20:48] I will keep my fingers crossed; I showed about 8, but some seem to have failed to go out [20:53] * charlie-tca trusts micahg fully on packaging bugs, he just doesn't know packaging very good himself. [21:42] hey if a reporter wants a package updated [21:42] should he file a report against the package he wants updated [21:43] or what? [21:43] trinikrono: yes, and tag it upgrade [21:43] :D [21:43] can you put that in the wiki somewhere [21:43] trinikrono: if the version's already in Debian, a sync can be requested [21:43] !tags | trinikrono [21:43] trinikrono: We use some common tags for tracking bugs on Launchpad.net See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Tags for common usage. [21:44] i meant the procedure [21:44] but if its not in debian [21:44] trinikrono: feel free to add something [21:46] did they say if too file in debian? [21:47] trinikrono: I've done it in the past, generally, take a look at the PTS and see if the version's listed, if it is, I don't think you need to file a bug, the problem is, only some DDs are uploading now since Debian's in deep freeze [21:48] aha [21:49] can you look at bug 699788 i just closed it because it asked for a upgrade of the package and i want to makesure i am doing the right thing [21:49] Launchpad bug 699788 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] QMidiArp (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Wishlist,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/699788 [21:50] trinikrono: no, don't close, reassign and make sure it's still needed [21:51] ok [21:52] but if it is tagged upgrgade should the status be wishlist [21:52] or low? [21:52] trinikrono: wishlist unless something is broke [21:53] but the status should be triaged or new? [21:53] trinikrono: new [21:53] :D [21:53] err, doesn't matter, it's just a request [21:56] right [21:56] so does it look good now? [21:56] note: wishlist is an importance, not a status [21:57] yes [21:58] ok, I just saw a lot of misunderstandings in the past from mixing that [21:59] icant set importance anyways :D [22:01] so i can leave this bug alone now, i assinged to the package and set it too new and changed the name [22:01] and put the upgrade tag [22:05] micahg: that can be set triaged, can it? - or do update requests also fall under developer process bugs? [22:05] yofel: I think developer process and there's no point in marking it triaged [22:06] this needs to go in the wiki [22:06] :D [22:10] http://paste.ubuntu.com/555565/ what do you guys think [22:14] trinikrono: I would say title should be 'Please update foo to version bar', also idk about other info [22:15] lol [22:15] maybe this is a motu thing [22:19] * micahg is a MOTU :) [22:19] lol [22:20] what about the other ones [22:20] if the package is not in debian [22:20] does it need the rtp [22:21] rfp? [22:21] yes that [22:21] this is all very new to me [22:22] trinikrono: idk, I'll try to get an answer [22:33] is it ok to discuss a possible bug in here? [22:35] bencahill: fire away [22:35] yofel: ok, great :) I'm waiting on someone in #u to confirm, but I'm pretty sure it's not something specific to me. see below: [22:35] so you start with no windows open...then open two (let's say terminal) windows...then click the 'show desktop' button (or press mod4 + d), they both minimize. Then if you restore one window by click on it on the bottom panel, and click 'show desktop' or mod4+d, the other window re-appears. I do not believe this is the intended behavior. I would think that whenever there are any windows open, the show desktop function should show the desktop [22:36] confirmed by nothingspecial in #u [22:42] hm, I don't use gnome myself so I'm not sure how they want it, I wouldn't expect that behaviour either though [22:44] does anyone know what package that would be? [22:52] micahg: check you later! [22:52] later guys o/ [22:53] yofel: perhaps gnome-desktop-environment ? [22:55] nope, that's a meta package, I thought gnome-applets for a moment, but that doesn't seem to be it [22:55] someone else will have to help you there [23:34] yofel: yeah, because it is not just with the applets, but with the mod4 + d shortcut, so whatever function (or whatever) that calls... [23:35] maybe metacity or compiz - I don't know how show desktop works in gnome