[07:17] AlanBell: nope, I had the same thought after seeing it on their website too [07:18] at the moment there is a 1:1 correspondence between vandalised pads and articles about UDS sessions on OMG [07:18] might just be one of their trolls [07:19] do you have an IP of the vandal? [07:19] indeed, I hardly think it is Joey and Ben! Just the trollpit they have assembled [07:19] don't have the IP, it was a load of them though [07:23] okay, well I'm going down for breakfast, talk to you later [07:23] I suspect that the logs won't have the IP either, even if we could decypher them [07:23] it is behind a reverse proxy [07:41] AlanBell: I'm a what now? :-) [07:43] AlanBell: we talked at breakfast about enabling the read only views and requesting that when "media" links to summit pages to link to the read only views [07:50] it would be possible to get a nice read only page view of a single version from etherpad with a bit of coding [07:52] so at the end of a session you would just need some way to write the desired revision number back to summit [07:52] but that won't stop active trolling during a session [07:58] AlanBell: could we make the pads read-only unless you sign in through SSO? [08:20] I spoke to the guys at OMG. They meant to link to the blueprint, not the etherpad. Was a mistake. [08:21] They also assumed that you'd need to be logged into lp to edit docs. [08:22] They've said they wont link directly to any more. [08:24] They send their sincere apologies to those who have been put out by this, and have had to work on getting it fixed [08:26] cool, I saw the blueprints were linked now [08:26] mhall119: would love to, but etherpad does not support that right now [08:29] We can make it to where if they go to the meeting page they have to login to edit.. but that wouldnt stop anyone from going directly to the pad.ubuntu.com/whatever and editing [08:33] yeah === daker_ is now known as daker [10:21] james_w: poke? [10:21] hi nigelb [10:22] james_w: hey, could you ssh into the box running summit and get summit/summit/schedule/management/commands/rescedule.py [10:22] that's the file that's not checked in [10:23] james_w: nevermind, daviey, just got it for me :-) [10:24] that isn't spelled correctly reschedule is right [10:25] :-P [10:25] is it wrong in the source tree? [10:25] join #ubuntu-uds [10:25] bah [10:25] AlanBell: Would you believe that a file was in production and never checked in? [10:26] no, that could never happen ;) [10:27] heh [10:28] if it is spelled wrong then that will cause confusion at some point when someone does include reschedule.py and it fails [10:29] AlanBell: I suck at spelling that's all [10:29] ok, that is fine [10:34] AlanBell: fwiw, the webupd8 dude linked _directly_ to the etherpad. so pointing the finger at the OMG community may well be very misplaced [10:34] http://www.webupd8.org/2011/05/uds-o-news-unity-2d-will-switch-from.html [10:38] popey: bah [10:38] bah indeed [10:38] finger pointing fail [10:48] popey: can someone get ahold of them and try to fix it [10:52] he's at UDS! [10:58] is that a popular site? [10:59] 30 comments per article so I guess it is fairly [10:59] yes, comparable to omg [11:01] OK, and they happen to have done articles on the same two sessions out of all those held yesterday :) [11:01] popey: what's his name? [11:01] Andrew [11:02] * nigelb mails [11:03] ah, maybe not [11:03] meh [11:03] i'm lazy [11:03] https://launchpad.net/~nilarimogard [11:03] him [11:03] goes by the name Andrew on the site [11:09] daker: ping [11:09] daker: join #ubuntu-uds-tohotom [11:09] nigelb, pong [11:09] daker: we're having the loco directory session [11:09] ah ok [11:10] hey daker, might want to listen to the audio stream too [11:10] czajkowski: ping [11:10] ok [11:34] AlanBell: can you join #ubuntu-uds-tohotom? [11:56] cjohnston: yes [12:03] czajkowski, you are late :/ [12:03] no I'm not [12:03] I'm here and do not have an apointment to be here [12:03] :) [12:03] what was I wanted for [14:56] AlanBell: it was more that they "wanted to use something that actually showed what he typed immediately" (paraphrasing here about -lehar) [14:56] AlanBell: but mostly people like etherpad :) [14:58] vish: is there lag on etherpad for people at uds? [14:58] there's lag for people not at UDS :) [14:58] on a busy document you can type and a the text appears a little later, not much, not really badly like a 1200 modem, but noticable [14:58] hmm, I am not seeing any lag [14:58] AlanBell: not really sure what it was, i think it just has a couple of secs lag at times [15:00] ok, I will have a look at that on the gnome3 session, loadsa people going to that one [15:12] Daviey: did you get a chance to test that one out? [15:45] popey: not seeing any lag on http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-o/meeting/desktop-o-gtk3-gnome3/ at the moment with loads of people on it [15:50] me neither [16:07] AlanBell: we're starting! Are you here for the a11y session? === daker is now known as daker_ [22:43] o. [22:43] o/ [22:47] lo [22:50] blah [23:00] cjohnston: wow, you missed the party in the bar down the road