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pittiGood morning05:48
lifelessmicahg: btw ff seems to work ok for me06:21
micahglifeless: cool, thanks :)06:24
dpolehnI am kind of a noob.  So I have what is probably a noobish question.  I have bunch of changes after running pdebuild on a package should I shelve these changes before proposing a merge?06:36
micahgdpolehn: you shouldn't be running pdebuild in the same dir as the bzr checkout06:43
dpolehnoh alright how should I be running it then?06:44
micahgdpolehn: use bzr-builddeb06:45
dpolehnI had a hard time finding good usage documentation06:45
dpolehnok I am testing to see if it will build on oneiric06:45
dpolehnstill use bzr-builddeb?06:45
micahgdpolehn: yeah, you can pass it an argument to use whatever build env you want06:46
dpolehngreat thank you06:46
micahgdpolehn: you're welcome06:48
dholbachgood morning07:49
didrocksgood morning08:11
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rokr1hello all09:33
rokr1I cannot bridge iwl3945 module09:33
rokr1Which I can do in debian09:34
rokr1any solution09:34
rokr1?09:34
rokr1anyone ?09:34
rokr1here ?09:34
persiaHave you tried #ubuntu?  That's a better support channel.  If you're trying precisely the same steps in Debian and Ubuntu and it's not working, you might want to file a bug.09:34
rokr1Yes I tried09:35
rokr1but seems like its a bug in ubuntu09:35
rokr1since its release09:37
lifelesscjwatson: if you're around, we have a small q in launchpad about Contents.gz and non-utf8 paths10:18
lifelesscjwatson: seeking an off-the-cuff-opinion about LP dropping such paths from Contents[.gz] at some future date (probably a few months out)10:18
StevenKlifeless: I've already asked10:18
lifelessStevenK: ah!10:19
lifelessStevenK: i didn't see it10:19
StevenKNot in this channel :-)10:19
lifelessStevenK: and did you get an indicative response?10:22
StevenKNope10:23
cjwatsonlifeless: my answer was "I would not be excessively sad if you felt like dropping non-UTF-8 names from Contents, although it would be better to deal with non-UTF-8 data"10:35
loolcjwatson: Hmm I have a weirdo with ssh/sshd; I can ssh locally quickly, but if I pass -X or -XY then it takes a long time before it completes login; it's stuck at "debug2: x11_get_proto: /usr/bin/xauth  list :0.0 2>/dev/null", after it unstucks it says "Warning: No xauth data; using fake authentication data for X11 forwarding."10:45
loolcjwatson: oddly, if I 'ssh host "/usr/bin/xauth  list :0.0"' this completes immediately10:46
loolnow it gets uglier: if I open a regular ssh (no -X/-XY) in another term while the first one is trying to connect, the other ssh gets stuck too10:46
loolit seems sshd is stuck on the server side in some long-running call; maybe a reverse DNS check of some form?10:47
cjwatsonI don't know, sorry - you'd want to run with -vvv, and possibly run a temporary server on a different port with -ddd in order to see what it's doing10:48
geserlool: do you use connection-sharing for the 2nd ssh?10:48
loolgeser: no10:48
loolcjwatson: I ran the client with -v, but not the server; ok, will try running a debug server, thanks10:48
lool(s/-v/-vvv/)10:48
cjwatsonif you're very lucky there's already something useful in server:/var/log/auth.log, but probably not10:49
loolDidn't find anything relevantin the logs  :-/10:49
loolit's just a stream of sessin opened, disconnect, session closed10:49
loolbut dumping network traffic, I see no additional DNS request over a regular SSH10:50
lool(that is, same requests for ssh -XY/-X or for plain ssh)10:50
loolcjwatson: with a sshd -ddd, the last line before the hang is "debug1: server_input_global_request: rtype no-more-sessions@openssh.com want_reply 0" and the first one after the hang is "debug1: server_input_channel_req: channel 0 request x11-req reply 0", which confirms it's X related, albeit I don't understand how10:53
lool-4 doesn't change anything10:53
loolhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/629742/10:55
cjwatsonperhaps gethostname() is slow10:55
cjwatsonI'd be inclined to strace the server10:56
cjwatsonactually, your pause is *before* processing x11-req, why would that be ...10:57
loolstrace might have private key, right?10:57
cjwatsonyes10:58
lool9563  11:56:55 select(8, [3 7], [], NULL, NULL) = 1 (in [3])10:58
lool9563  11:57:15 rt_sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, [CHLD], [], 8) = 010:58
loolNow what's fd 810:58
cjwatsonI doubt that approach is useful10:58
loolwtmp10:59
cjwatsonoh, sorry, misread10:59
cjwatsonwell, that's just "waiting for responses from anything at all for 20 seconds"10:59
cjwatsonit sounds to me as though it's the client pausing, not the server11:00
apwlool, thats not fd8, its any of the first 8 fds, though 3 and 7 i think are marked as intersting .. 3 was the one which did something11:00
loolapw: yes sorry11:01
loolI can see the PAM session started already11:02
cjwatsondo you have -vvv output where you've noted the position of the pause?11:02
cjwatson(client)11:03
loolyep, that was the first message when I pinged you; I'll get a full log11:03
cjwatson'ssh host "/usr/bin/xauth  list :0.0"' is the result of confusion11:04
cjwatsonssh is trying to get xauth data on the client side, not the server side11:04
apwlool that shouldn't be remote, but local xorg list11:04
apwheh what cjwatson said11:04
cjwatsonsnap11:04
* apw bets the xauth lock is 'lost'11:05
looloh right11:05
loolindeed, this command is hanging here11:05
loolgah, sorry for the confusion folks!11:05
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loolI filed LP #799674 on the xauth issue mentioned earlier11:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 799674 in lightdm (Ubuntu) "/var/run/lightdm permissions break xauth list" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79967411:36
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davmor2Hey guys quick query I'm running a vm of oneiric and on my netbook too.  I noticed in the vm that you get a warning about not being able to write to /run/udev I thought it was just a vm thing however it is also displayed on the netbook is this an issue,  also I get a string of modem types when shutting down instead of a splash screen.13:44
cjwatsondavmor2: it's known but there's no particular need to worry about it for the momenet13:48
davmor2cjwatson: okay cool just thought I'd check :)13:48
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smoseranyone core-dev or motu willing/able to sponsor https://code.launchpad.net/~dpolehn-gmail/ubuntu/oneiric/pygame/fix-755980/+merge/65114 ?14:26
mdeslaursmoser: sure, I'll upload it, hold on a sec14:37
RoozbehOnlinemvo: hi dude :)14:40
RoozbehOnlineare you there ?14:40
mvohey RoozbehOnline, I'm good, thanks14:45
RoozbehOnlinemvo: daniel holbach intoduce you to me :)14:46
RoozbehOnlinemvo: you are developer of ubuntu software center yes ?14:46
RoozbehOnlineintroduce *14:46
mvoRoozbehOnline: yes, one of the developers indeed14:47
RoozbehOnline:)14:47
RoozbehOnlinegood14:47
RoozbehOnlinei have an idea and im working on since last night14:47
mvowhat is this idea about :) ?14:48
RoozbehOnlinemvo: my idea (project) is an online ubuntu app center14:48
RoozbehOnlinewith web2.0 features14:49
mvoRoozbehOnline: nice! there is some django code with some basic work on this already, let me try to find the branch14:50
RoozbehOnline:)14:50
mvoRoozbehOnline: sounds like you and that django project should join forces!14:50
RoozbehOnlineis it active ?14:50
mvoyes14:51
RoozbehOnlinemvo: http://roozbehonline.net/filez/app-get-soon.jpg14:52
RoozbehOnlinemvo: can you link me ?14:52
mvoRoozbehOnline: check https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-webcatalog it has a bunch of django code already, I haven't checked yet how complete it is at this point though14:53
RoozbehOnlinemvo: the problem is the base of django is python14:54
mvoRoozbehOnline: I'm not really part of that effort, but the ISD people behind it will certainly welcome your input/code/ideas14:54
RoozbehOnlinemvo: im working with php14:54
mvoRoozbehOnline: oh, i see14:54
RoozbehOnlinemvo: if i do this from scratch will you support this project ?14:56
mdeslaursmoser: the fix for pygame is wrong14:56
smosermdeslaur, oh?14:56
pittitseliot: ah, another missing module for py3ification of jockey is python3-curl14:56
smoserit does fix the ftbfs14:56
mdeslaursmoser: the patch fixes the prompt, but the actual fix is to get the dependencies right so the prompt doesn't get asked14:57
mdeslaursmoser: Warning, some of the pygame dependencies were not found. Pygame can still14:57
mdeslaurcompile and install, but games that depend on those missing dependencies14:57
mdeslaurwill not run. Would you like to continue the configuration? [Y/n]14:57
tseliotpitti: oh, so I guess it's something we'll have to postpone to Oneiric+1?14:57
smoserwell, thank you for not trusting me, mdeslaur14:57
* smoser embarrased to not have looked deeper.14:57
mdeslaursmoser: lol, I just looked as the fix didn't work when I build it locally with sbuild14:58
mdeslaursmoser: it stops until I hit enter14:58
pittitseliot: not necessarily; perhaps python3 now has a non-broken proxy handling for https14:58
pittitseliot: I just stumbled over it when trying to port it some more14:58
smosermdeslaur, it *did* work for me locally with sbuild14:58
mdeslaursmoser: huh, curious14:58
mdeslaursmoser: I'm using a wrapper and stuff around sbuild, maybe I have a terminal set or something14:59
tseliotpitti: ah, good. BTW I'm going to have some fixes for Jockey for multi-arch. We can discuss this in PM14:59
mdeslaursmoser: anyway, sorry for giving you the impression I don't trust you :)14:59
smosermy sbuild is running on natty, with my sbuild of 0.62.2-1ubuntu1~natty1 (backport of natty for a dependencies resolution fix).15:00
smoserhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/629826/15:00
mdeslaursmoser: ok, maybe it's something on my end. Want me to upload it anyway?15:01
smoserwell, i do see that error in my build logwhic his strange15:02
smoserah, the one in my log though happens , then patches are a pplied, and it does not happen.15:04
smosermdeslaur, i think you're correct though, that something else is amuck.15:06
mdeslaursmoser: your call, just let me know if you want me to upload it as-is.15:06
pittitseliot: hm, no hurry with jockey -- it also needs python3-gobject (which should be doable) and python3-dbus (which won't happen most probably)15:33
pittitseliot: and gdbus servers from python are still buggy :(15:33
tseliotpitti: right, you mentioned the lack of -dbus last time15:33
tseliottoo bad15:33
mvoRoozbehOnline: ups, missed your last line. it depends on what you mean with support, but I will welcome it and I don't have anything against it. I would prefer having a single project though :/15:48
MoonTigerhey guys :)15:49
MoonTigerhas the glibconfig.h problem been solved yet?15:49
statThis is where you come to ask about policies and decisions that have been made for Ubuntu, correct?15:53
smoseri'm guessing this is multi arch related..15:55
smoserbut is this right: http://paste.ubuntu.com/629852/15:55
smoserlibpng only puts stuff in /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpng12.so.015:55
cjwatsonsmoser: looks right to me15:55
cjwatsonthe linker knows to look there15:55
smosercjwatson, so.. i'm loking at pygame build, it is just asusming that it can look in /usr/lib for dependency libraries15:56
smoserwhat would you recommend for that simplistic view of the world ?15:56
cjwatsonit's not uncommon for stupid build systems to make incorrect assumptions about where libraries live15:56
cjwatsonthey should not make incorrect assumptions15:56
smoser:) all developers should be as knowledgeable as you, cjwatson, i dont think you'll find argument with that.15:57
cjwatsonthe correct way to link against libpng is to ask pkg-config15:57
cjwatsonstat: that depends ...15:58
statI'm curious about a choise to disable the "big memory" flag fopr the PAE kernel.15:58
statIt seems that the "big memory" flag is disabled by default now. That means you only get a maximum of 3.5GB. If you only get an extra 512MB, why even bother with PAE?15:58
cjwatsonfor the kernel, I'd ask in #ubuntu-kernel instead15:59
statAh, ok. Thanks.15:59
smosercjwatson, ok. so i'll try to move that to use pkg-config. thank you.16:01
janimorsalveti, do you know why clutter needed to have the same glx soname for the EGL backend? Hardcoded in some packages using Clutter?16:05
rsalvetijanimo: problem is the way clutter is handling the backends16:08
rsalveticurrently you still don't have one common so that then can load the backend one, and have different functionalities selected at run time16:08
cjwatsonsmoser: I think you'd want to do something a bit like DependencyProg in config_unix.py, although the pkg-config calling convention is a bit different (--modversion instead of --version, and ask for modversion separately from cflags/libs)16:08
rsalvetilike support for gl and gles16:08
smosercjwatson, yeah, thats what i was doing.16:08
rsalvetijanimo: they were still producing different libraries for those different backends16:08
cjwatsonsmoser: *nod*16:09
rsalvetijanimo: even if the gles abi was almost the same one as the gl so16:09
janimorsalveti, and what woudl be lost if we had an egl.so?16:09
rsalvetijanimo: we would need to build the clutter applications against it if we want gles support16:10
rsalvetithere was a bug upstream about this, let me try to find16:10
janimorsalveti, if an app (gnome shell) wants to use clutter, should it know which backend it uses? Now it looks for glx which can be fixed by renaming our .pc file as well from egl to glx16:10
janimobut then als includes things from clutter/glx16:10
rsalvetijanimo: it shouldn't, but currently it's related directly with the backend, as the glx one is the default provider for clutter16:11
janimorsalveti, bug 791310 is where I hit the issue. The configure step can be fixed but I am not sure it won't be even more confusing later when GS thinks it uses the GLX backend, but does not have inlcude paths16:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 791310 in gnome-shell (Ubuntu) "gnome-shell version 3.0.1-1 failed to build on armel" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79131016:13
rsalvetiJanC: http://bugzilla.clutter-project.org/show_bug.cgi?id=227616:13
ubottubugzilla.clutter-project.org bug 2276 in General "Use a single soname for all the clutter flavours" [Normal,New]16:13
rsalvetiJanC: sorry16:13
rsalvetijanimo: the upstream bug16:13
janimorsalveti, thanks, no progess since last time apparently16:14
rsalvetinops16:14
rsalvetijanimo: so yes, if we want to maintain the same so with both gl and gles support (based on the arch), then we should make it consistent regarding so name, include paths and so on16:16
rsalvetiotherwise we'll end up having gl support by default on all archs16:16
rsalvetiand if you want to use gles you'll install the clutter es package and rebuild your application against it16:16
rsalveti:q16:17
rsalvetiargh16:17
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rsalvetijanimo: currently this is the abi difference between glx and egl: http://paste.ubuntu.com/629870/16:19
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rsalvetiegl is just adding more functions, so it should be at least 100% compatible with the glx one16:20
rsalvetijanimo: problem is, upstream is not going to accept this change for the 1.x series, and will probably also hard to convince debian to apply them16:30
rsalvetijanimo: upstream would probably just want to fix 2276, and probably against 2.x series16:31
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RoozbehOnlinemvo: because i cant work with django and python now , i prefer do this with php :)16:52
RoozbehOnlinemvo: i hope this project become an official project for ubuntu as firefox or chromium home page :)16:54
RoozbehOnlinein next releases16:54
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Davieycjwatson: The netcfg BOOTIF fix, is that a mac address, or IP address field?17:34
cjwatsonmac17:34
Davieysuper, thanks17:34
cjwatsonthe syntax is defined in pxelinux's docs17:34
Davieyokay, dandy.17:35
cjwatsonit's basically BOOTIF=01-$(echo "$mac" | tr : -)17:35
jamespagecjwatson: when you next take a look at new packages to sync from Debian please could you pull in libpam4j17:39
cjwatsonjamespage: done17:42
jamespagecjwatson: thanks!17:42
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stgrabergeser: ping (DMB if you happen to be around)20:04
smosermdeslaur, if you'd like to revisit the pygame fix, i'd appreciate it at https://code.launchpad.net/~smoser/ubuntu/oneiric/pygame/fix-755980/+merge/65255 .20:24
mdeslaursmoser: ah! nice...20:26
mdeslaursmoser: that turned into a can of worms apparently :)20:28
mdeslaursmoser: sorry about that :)20:28
smosermdeslaur, well, i think it wuld have regressed without your suggestions.20:32
smoserits much cleaner now i think.20:32
smoseri really dont know if its better to run "wrap-and-sort" or not.  I had originally suggested it to the original poster. the ubuntu version is newer than the debian.20:33
micahgsmoser: we should only run wrap-and-sort on stuff that's Ubuntu only, it adds an unnecessary diff when merging from Debian20:35
mdeslaursmoser: As micahg said, I would tend not to run it if the package is in debian. In this case, it looks like the package diverted from debian anyway quite a bit, so...meh...20:39
mdeslaursmoser: uploaded. thanks!20:40
micahgactually, there's a new version of pygame on mentors.d.o apparently20:42
brycehsmoser, are you still patch piloting?  tedg could use some piloting help on his lp:ubuntu/json-glib branch21:03
smoser@pilot out21:06
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smoserbryceh, so , no. :-(21:07
macohah. a couple coworkers just walked past my desk:  "do you use ubuntu?" "oh yeah, definitely"21:12
sladenwere you part of the conversation, or just the listener?21:14
macolistener21:14
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ScottKmaco doesn't (AFAIK) use Ubuntu in any case.22:30
micahgheh22:30
* micahg thought she liked Aubergine...22:30
macomicahg: nope, i'm K user22:31
micahgmaco: I know :)22:31
ScottKWhen there was Ubuntu (the project) and Ubuntu Desktop (the product) I think one could reasonably infer that any Ubuntu sibling that has official ISOs was a user of Ubuntu, but since Ubuntu is now the desktop, not so much.22:31
Keybukyeah, I don't use Ubuntu either ...22:44
Keybukit's ironically more confusing22:44
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