[00:00] patrickmw: I'll see what I can do [00:00] bdmurray: thank you! [00:11] patrickmw: stop evolution (evolution --shutdown from the command-line) [00:12] patrickmw: then restart it as 'env CAMEL_DEBUG=all evolution >& evo.log' [00:13] patrickmw: then repeat what gives you pain... then close evolution (exit, then 'evolution --force-shutdown') [00:13] hggdh: thank you, I did get that pointer in the #evolution channel [00:14] patrickmw: then -- and IMPORTANT -- browse the log, and make sure nothing private is shown, and post it [00:14] hggdh: question though, what is that just to show what the deps are? [00:14] patrickmw: er, what? [00:15] hggdh: what does the data in the log represent? [00:15] patrickmw: pretty much *all* email operations -- send/receive/IMAP lookup, etc [00:16] and potentially raw emails, etc [00:16] what it sounds like is your IMAP setup is not kosher [00:17] BTW, it is 'evolution --force-shutdown', not 'evolution --shutdown' [00:19] hggdh: what's weird is that it only fails on the first send [00:20] patrickmw: now THAT is indeed weird [00:21] hggdh: but that doesn't rule out that my smtp setup is wrong [00:21] oh, yes, it is on send. [00:57] meh [00:58] what a night to have a picky user at +1 [00:58] not with best humor to take on s/he [00:58] yeh [00:58] better let him/her vent a bit [00:58] already had to take it over PM [00:58] meh [00:59] s/he tries to stay In that # for 2y [00:59] and then tell me I have no sense of humor [01:01] night everyone of you crazy FLOSS lovers [10:43] hi guys [10:43] anyone please triage this bug [10:43] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/simple-scan/+bug/720621 [10:43] Launchpad bug 720621 in simple-scan (Ubuntu) "File naming is not continous (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] [10:50] vish, ?? [10:51] AbhijiT, I can't reproduce in Natty, multiple saves create Scanned Document.jpg Scanned Document-1.jpg Scanned Document-2.jpg, ... and so on [10:51] jibel, i can produce here in lucid 64 bit [10:51] and btw this is not papercut [10:51] natty is not yet released [10:53] AbhijiT: seems there is an easy work around to the problem, simply specify a unique filename for each scan. [10:54] TeTeT, yeah 'its workaround' but normal users would like it the 'actual' solution [10:54] the normal joe [10:55] AbhijiT: agreed, but I doubt developers will grant it an SRU, as it is neither a security problem, nor a critical bug [10:55] AbhijiT, I mean that it is fixed in the current development release, so the status of the report is 'Fix Released' [10:55] jibel, okay [10:55] TeTeT, hmm [11:01] thanks guys TeTeT jibel === tarun is now known as Guest87222 === Guest87222 is now known as c2tarun [11:36] there seem to be several problems with slapd in 10.04 lts [11:36] first of all, the -y option isn't working with tools like ldapsearch [11:36] having password in file fails [11:36] typing password with -W works [11:36] secondly, slapd did not accept any SSHA passwords for me [11:36] only MD5 [11:36] not plain [11:36] it took me hours to find this out === Nafallo_ is now known as Nafallo [15:16] can anyone plz tell me where to start bag triaging??I am new to this community.I joined bug squad but everytime i get lost in related links? [15:18] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Untriaged%20bugs is good [15:18] Have you read the wiki pages for HowToTriage and Helping with bugs? [15:19] charlie-tca, yes ,i did...but the problem is where to get new bugs..i think it would be helpfull if i get to analyse work done by others.is it possible? [15:20] sure, you can look at bugs in launchpad to see them. It is good to pick a bug in an application you use to start with. [15:21] That link I gave you will give a list of new bugs. [15:21] charlie-tca, i also read somewhere that mentor that guide.well thanks for link.i will go through that right now [15:22] what package do you think you might be interersted in? === yofel_ is now known as yofel [15:24] i think diff will be a gud choice.if you can suggest any that is easy to start with,it will be highly appreciated? [15:27] charlie-tca, i think diff will be a gud choice.if you can suggest any that is easy to start with ,it will be highly appreciated? [15:28] Fvic: bug 664489 is a triaged bug [15:28] Launchpad bug 664489 in mousepad (Ubuntu) "When typing Enter in mousepad with ibus-daemon running, mousepad and ibus-daemon consume 100% CPU (affects: 1) (heat: 31)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/664489 [15:30] bug 708897 [15:30] Launchpad bug 708897 in diffutils (Ubuntu) "diff tool generates wrong unified diff (affects: 1) (heat: 237)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/708897 [15:30] should be good to start with [15:31] Fvic: see if you can reproduce that, even if it is not in hungarian. If you can, then it can be confirmed [15:31] charlie-tca, thanks..i eill just go through that bug.gratefull [15:32] ask here if you have any questions. [15:50] charlie-tca, i was trying to reproduce that bug,but in my task montor,their is no space to write"this is a test".i know it is very small question,is it because i am using luci,not kubuntu??apolozise if question is below standard? [15:51] charlie-tca, i was trying to reproduce that bug,but in my task montor,their is no space to write"this is a test".i know it is very small question,is it because i am using luci,not kubuntu??apolozise if question is below standard? [15:51] i was trying to reproduce that bug,but in my task montor,their is no space to write"this is a test".i know it is very small question,is it because i am using luci,not kubuntu??apolozise if question is below standard? [15:52] That is on that diff bug? [15:53] Fvic: I don't understand? Is that the diffutils bug or another one? [15:53] charlie-tca, bug 664489 [15:53] Launchpad bug 664489 in mousepad (Ubuntu) "When typing Enter in mousepad with ibus-daemon running, mousepad and ibus-daemon consume 100% CPU (affects: 1) (heat: 31)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/664489 [15:54] charlie-tca, https://launchpad.net/bugs/664489 [15:54] Launchpad bug 664489 in mousepad (Ubuntu) "When typing Enter in mousepad with ibus-daemon running, mousepad and ibus-daemon consume 100% CPU (affects: 1) (heat: 31)" [High,Triaged] [15:54] one time is enough for each response [15:54] So, you installed mousepad, and should be typing in it. [15:55] You type that line in mousepad after opening Task Monitor [15:56] charlie-tca, i appolozise for writing again.me "enter button" was jammed.it mean i need to install mouse pad? [15:56] Task Monitor lets you see what the cpu is doing while using mousepad [15:56] If you are trying to reproduce the mousepad error, you need to do it using mousepad [15:57] Otherwise, you can not reproduce the bug in mousepad [15:57] That was just a bug that has been triaged already, for an expample [15:58] charlie-tca, thanks.when i triage a new bug,wher to report that?just changing its status is enough? [15:59] You need to comment on it, that you reproduced it and then change the status to confirmed [15:59] We comment on all the bugs we do anything to, sometimes it means we want more information, sometimes it means we could reproduce it. [16:03] Fvic: many of us use VirtualBox to reproduce bugs, so we don't have to add extra stuff to the computer [16:03] Otherwise, you clutter up your usable computer with a lot of extra stuff working these bugs [16:04] charlie-tca, i tried that using mousepad.but still my cpu usage was 100%,not 50%.n thanks for advising virtual box. [16:05] that would be enough to confirm the issue the report is about [16:05] An application like mousepad should not make your cpu spike at all [16:08] charlie-tca, great...this is triaged bug,so i must not changed status or should i give my comment.?i hope it wont affect people who will resolve this ? [16:08] Right, don't change status, but look at the comments made. That a good example of how to reproduce the issue and confirm it [16:09] You can comment that you also reproduced it and your cpu went to 100% [16:13] charlie-tca, thanks.but the comment on that bug by charlie confirmed the error in xubuntu.shall i check again with xubuntu??or have i did a mistake in reproducing? [16:13] no, you did fine [16:13] bdmurray: have you seen the updates to bug 720383 [16:13] Launchpad bug 720383 in evolution (Ubuntu Natty) (and 1 other project) "Error while Sending message (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/720383 [16:14] Fvic: Now you move to the diff bugs, just try to reproduce them, or ask for more information [16:14] patrickmw: not yet - wading through email [16:14] bdmurray: when you get to it let me know. I have a few questions === JanC_ is now known as JanC [16:15] charlie-tca, thanks.this encouraged me to start bug triaging as a beginning.can u also give me the link to find more bug?or it is the same link you gave earlier.wher to find diff bugs [16:16] patrickmw: Answer - click also affects project and link to the gnome bug [16:16] ;-) [16:16] Fvic: yes, I can. Here is a list of responses we use when triaging bugs [16:16] bdmurray: nice. thanks [16:17] Fvic: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Untriaged%20bugs [16:17] bdmurray: that was one question [16:17] Fvic: stay away from bugs in "linux" though. They are very hard to do [16:18] charlie-tca, is their any gud any easy to learn pacjkage for triaging,or should continue with diff [16:18] patrickmw: I'm not coming up with another one right away ;-) [16:19] Fvic: Just pick one, I think. Some bugs will be easier than others, but packages are pretty much the same [16:19] Some are harder than others, but I don't know what is easy [16:20] bdmurray: my question is regarding what the follow up process is for getting the bug fixed and getting an update [16:21] charlie-tca, thaks a lot.really encouraged me.i was not getting the beginning steps. [16:21] You are welcome [16:24] patrickmw: its complicated ;-) [16:24] bdmurray: would this be better to discuss on mumble? [16:24] patrickmw: yeah or something === JamesPage is now known as jamespage [17:58] hello? [17:59] hi [18:05] where's the standard text of the 'try the upstream kernel package and see if it still happens'? [18:06] hi jon______ [18:06] hi swoody. [18:06] o/ [18:06] where do you see the list of users in this room? [18:07] jon______, are you using xchat? [18:07] indeed. hi back btw. [18:08] jon______, then users list is on the right hand side panel [18:09] heh. o I get it. new to this IRC. [18:19] has any one had any issues with themes changing randomly? [18:20] penguin42: I don't think there is one, but the policy is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelTeamBugPolicies#Confirmed%20Bugs [18:21] penguin42: I use my own at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CharlieKravetz/BugNotes#Kernel%20testing [18:21] charlie-tca: I found it at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BugTriage/Responses [18:22] I didn't know about that page. Thanks [18:22] neither did I until Google just found it for me :-) [18:51] charlie-tca, penguin42: I just added a link to it on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Debugging%20Kernel%20General [18:51] thank you both for the heads up [18:51] no prob [18:51] thanks [19:32] Hello team, I found that a tool for the bug 689185 (webcam with the r5u87x chipset) is working and fix the issue, now what can I do to have it on Ubuntu ? [19:32] Launchpad bug 689185 in ubuntu "Built in webcam not working Sony vail VGN-CR343N (affects: 1) (heat: 8)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/689185 [19:34] njin: I think there is a bug requesting packaging of that driver [19:36] njin: iirc there are some issues with licensing or something [19:40] bdmurray, thanks [19:48] spam https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/360619 [19:48] Launchpad bug 360619 in ubuntu "only top gnome panel moves to secondary monitor on metamode change (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [Undecided,Invalid] [19:53] njin: found it bug 120434 [19:53] Launchpad bug 120434 in ubuntu (and 1 other project) "[needs-packaging] Ricoh R5U87x Webcam userland tools (affects: 19) (dups: 6) (heat: 213)" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/120434 [19:53] bdmurray, big thanks [20:05] * penguin42 fails to convince lp to loink a bug to a KDE bug report [20:05] hello what can i do to restore this, No apport report written because MaxReports is reached already [20:06] I oculd swear you could link to KDE bugs [20:08] penguin42, kdebase ? [20:08] kde-base [20:08] no, I'm not asking for the package [20:08] I want to link a bug in my ubuntu bug to a bug in the KDE bugzilla [20:09] ops [20:32] penguin42: bugs.kde.org is supported, so you're doing something wrong [20:32] remember that you need to use the right project when linking the bug [20:33] yofel: OK - so it's the 'also affects project' link? [20:34] yes [20:35] njin: usually remove the crash reports in /var/crash [20:37] yofel: Any idea which 'project'? [20:37] yofel: Doing a search for kde says too many matches [20:38] penguin42: what's the bug, we have several kde component projects on launchpad [20:39] yofel: bug 719078 [20:39] Launchpad bug 719078 in gtk2-engines-oxygen (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "assertion (IA__gtk_box_reorder_child: assertion) (affects: 1) (heat: 1616)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/719078 [20:43] good question under what that should go... [20:44] yofel: I'd hope if I had a KDE bugzilla link it should figure it out for itself [20:45] not really, launchpad needs a configured project if you want it to show up as an upstream task and you then link a source package with the project [20:46] the oxygen-gtk theme doesn't have such a link [20:50] bah, the phantom pidgin crash returns [20:52] * penguin42 blames dbusmenu so I might add it to that as well [20:52] heh, my ralink driver here just got me a disconnect too :/ [20:53] penguin42: ok, I don't know where to put that, ask the others in #kubuntu-devel - maybe we can put them under something else we already have or the theme will need it's own project [20:53] yofel: I'm tempted to file a lp bug to tell itto figure it out itself [20:54] well, you're using 'also affects project' - that means you want it to attach to a launchpad project [20:54] the theme package isn't linked to a launchpad project yet [20:55] so it doesn't know where to put it [20:57] yofel: Well I don't want to 'also affects project' - I just want it to follow a remote bug tracker [20:58] yofel: And KDE has a series of categories for stuff [20:58] yofel: It's in Product Oxygen, component gtk-engine [20:58] I know bug launchpad doesn't have any magic to understand that [20:58] s/bug/but/ [20:59] it needs a project on launchpad that tell it which upstream bugtracker is used to do the tracking [20:59] why can't it figure that out from the URL? I could swear it used to be able to do that [21:02] well, maybe it can, doesn't change the fact that you need a launchpad project for the linking - and there isn't one for oxygen-gtk [21:03] I found the one for oxygen-icons, but that's only for the icons package [21:05] I'd take a single 'kde' project as a good way to do links [21:06] in this case, I agree..