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chewyTreehey guys, anyone interested in this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/80136300:29
ubot2Ubuntu bug 801363 in unity "Win+W won't show minimized windows" [Undecided,New]00:29
chewyTreeseems like it is more of a unity problem/opinion00:30
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TheMusoa/c06:22
pittiGood morning07:18
TheMusoMorning pitti.07:18
chrisccoulsongood morning pitti and TheMuso07:22
pittihey chrisccoulson07:22
TheMusoHey chrisccoulson.07:22
didrocksgood morning07:42
pittibonjour didrocks07:42
didrockspitti: guten tag! Have you finally succeeded doing some gardening and bikeshedding despite the weather?07:43
pittididrocks: some, it got sunny in the evening; but most of the day was pretty lazy admittedly :/07:43
didrockspitti: well, when it's the weather forcing you, you can't be guilty :) and some rest is nice as well!07:44
TheMusoMorning didrocks.07:45
didrocksgood morning TheMuso07:46
chrisccoulsonit's going to be an interesting week at the rally next week08:11
didrockshey chrisccoulson!08:14
chrisccoulsonhi didrocks!08:14
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seb128hey08:43
pittibonjour seb12808:44
seb128pitti, guten tag, wie gehts?08:44
seb128nice, yesterday's iso is down by 10 to 11 mb08:52
seb128i.e almost in the budget08:52
bigonseb128: dou you think you could have a look at merging cheese from debian experimental?08:54
didrockssalut seb12808:55
seb128bigon, it's somewhat on my list but probably after the rally, it will need a collection of mirs08:55
bigonindeed08:55
seb128bigon, not speaking about the gst issue since we can only depends on good08:55
bigonyeah that's suxxs :/08:55
seb128bigon, we have work items on the gnome3 specs to mir those or demote cheese08:55
seb128but since cheese will be used in empathy and maybe ubiquity we need to discuss what to do08:56
bigonwell libcheese-gtk is now on optional dep for empathy08:56
seb128right08:56
seb128lut didrocks08:56
seb128bigon, well we could mir mx, the new clutter libs, etc but we would still be blocked on the gst issue08:57
seb128hey rodrigo_08:57
rodrigo_morning08:57
seb128bigon, do you need cheese for anything?08:57
bigonwell for the empathy integration, but I can live without I guess :)08:58
bigondon't want to put 100 of pkg in telepathy ppa08:58
pittiargh @ gnome-shell FTBFS; I forgot that I had a locally hacked glib header08:58
bigonabout gnome-shell I think that some changes should be merged from the gnome3-team ppa09:01
bigon(like using firefox)09:02
seb128it shouldn't use firefox09:02
seb128it should use the standalone libmozjs09:02
pittiseb128: iso size> cjwatson landed the .pyc cleaning, really great09:02
seb128the goal of that lib was to avoid breaking things on firefox updates ;-)09:02
seb128pitti, indeed09:02
seb128pitti, I'm waiting to see what today's build give with deja-jup etc09:02
pittiRAOF said that he can do some more dynamic linking of the gallium drivers, and some mono libs will still disappear09:03
pittiand dropping python 2.6 support should give us some extra MBs, too09:03
bigonseb128: well I mean adding the firefox icon instead of the epiphany one in the launcher09:03
seb128bigon, oh ok09:03
seb128bigon, the nice thing now is that we are on sync with Debian ;-)09:04
bigon:p but well not for long I guess09:04
seb128depends if somebody is wanting to maintaing gnome-shell in Ubuntu09:05
seb128there was no sign of that so far09:05
* bigon leaves the room without making noises09:06
pittilol09:07
pittiseb128: ok with me backporting http://git.gnome.org/browse/clutter/commit/?id=2b81d90dd7399c409cf23d7324ff909351dbefa3 to avoid having to patch gnome-shell?09:10
pittior should we go to 1.7.12 right away?09:10
pitti1.7.2, sorry09:10
pitti(it's fixed there)09:11
seb128pitti, I'm fine either way, if you want to update clutter go for it09:12
seb128pitti, shouldn't g-s build if you disable the deprecation errors?09:12
pittiwell, "want to" is a bit too much (I don't care at all about it), but do we need to at some point anyway?09:12
seb128we do I guess09:12
pittior should we stay with 1.6. (stable series?) for oneiric?09:12
pittiseb128: yes, but I'd need to patch the build system for that, and this woudl mean introducing an ubuntu delta09:13
pittithat's what I want to avoid09:13
pittiit builds fine in sid, and I'd rather fix the cause than the symptom09:13
seb128until they update their glib09:13
seb128pitti, but well pick whatever is easier for you09:13
pittiright, but it's still not a bug in g-s, it's a bug in clutter09:13
pittiso it'll hit other packages as well, not just g-s09:13
seb128pitti, I would just diff clutter 1.6 tarball with -1-6trunk and dump that in a patch09:14
seb128http://git.gnome.org/browse/clutter/log/?h=clutter-1.609:14
seb128the 4 commits09:14
pittiseb128: oh, right, they backported that09:14
seb128pitti, I don't want to decide on the new clutter today, we don't have enough visibility for that09:14
pittiright, doing that then09:14
seb128pitti, thanks09:14
chrisccoulson<bigon> about gnome-shell I think that some changes should be merged from the gnome3-team ppa like using firefox09:22
chrisccoulsonhuh????!09:22
chrisccoulsonfirefox doesn't even provide a shared libmozjs anymore, unless you want to load the entire browser (ie, libxul.so), just to get jsapi....09:22
chrisccoulsonfeel free to do that, but i *guarantee* that gnome-shell will break with every single firefox upload i do ;)09:22
bigon10:03 < bigon> seb128: well I mean adding the firefox icon instead of the epiphany one in the launcher09:23
chrisccoulson(in addition to making gnome-shell take a decade to start) ;)09:23
bigonchrisccoulson: ^09:23
chrisccoulsonoh09:23
bigon:p09:23
chrisccoulsoni misunderstood there then ;)09:23
chrisccoulsonthat sounds better09:23
bigonwell I was only at my 1st coffee when I've posted that :p09:24
chrisccoulsonheh09:24
bigonthat was not really clear09:24
chrisccoulsoni should have read the entire scrollback before commenting ;)09:24
chrisccoulsoni saw your comment and had a "WTF?" moment ;)09:25
bigon:)09:25
seb128hey chrisccoulson, how are you?09:27
seb128chrisccoulson, you alternate late night and early morning days? ;-)09:27
seb128pitti, danke fur die clutter "fix"? ;-)09:30
pittiseb128: gern geschehen09:32
pittig-s builds fine now09:32
pittiI'll retry the build when clutter is published09:32
seb128ok09:35
chrisccoulsonhi seb128, i'm good thanks09:45
chrisccoulsonhow are you?09:45
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm fine thank you09:47
rodrigo_ok, laptop works after a full upgrade, so ready to go to dublin :)10:00
chrisccoulsonrodrigo_, there's still time for us to break it before dublin!10:06
chrisccoulson;)10:06
rodrigo_chrisccoulson, I won't upgrade anymore :)10:07
rodrigo_specially if I see a firefox package :)10:07
rodrigo_well, there are still some kept pack packages, so will install some of those, so yeah, something can break still :)10:09
seb128hey rodrigo_10:12
chrisccoulsonso, i wonder if people have started to notice yet that Synaptic hasn't actually dropped from the CD? ;)10:13
rodrigo_hi again, seb128 :)10:13
seb128rodrigo_, oh, right, I said hello one hour earlier, it's friday, has been a busy week :p10:15
seb128chrisccoulson, do you wonder if they started to notice the reason is you and your firefox? ;-)10:15
chrisccoulsonlol10:15
chrisccoulsoni've saved everybody! \o/10:16
rodrigo_seb128, :)10:16
rodrigo_seb128, don't worry, I like a lot when you tell me 'hi' :D10:16
seb128;-)10:16
seb128rodrigo_, and it's a "hi" coming without bug or anything today!10:17
seb128just a friendly hello ;-)10:17
pittiseb128: you recently ran the lucid retracer manually, right?10:17
seb128pitti, yes, did I screw something?10:18
pittiseb128: the apport failure in bug 800984 looks like there were no configured apt sources for -updates/-security?10:18
seb128let's rephrase, I bet I did, "what did I break"? ;-)10:18
rodrigo_seb128, yeah, those are the ones I like :D10:19
pittijust weird because usually they get added right from the start10:19
seb128pitti, that's a natty bug there, not a lucid one?10:19
pittiseb128: ah, indeed, sorry; misread10:19
pittiseb128: I'll have a look10:19
seb128pitti, thanks10:19
seb128pitti, but yes, I'm pretty sure we usually have -updates and -security10:20
rodrigo_ok, last reboot hopefully10:21
rodrigo_brb10:21
pittiseb128: eww -- it indeed only has maverick-{updates,proposed,security?10:22
seb128pitti, hum, I probably screwed the sed call in the sources.list, sorry :-(10:23
pittiI'll check the oneiric one as well while I'm at it10:24
seb128pitti, oh no, it's not screwed sed10:24
seb128pitti, it's right for the unstable cycle10:24
pittiright10:24
seb128pitti, we just didn't change it where natty-updates opened10:24
seb128when10:24
seb128we could keep both -1 and current sources for those in the sources.list to avoid those issues10:25
seb128I guess they would just error out during the unstable cycle or be empty10:25
seb128but that should break anything10:25
seb128"shouldnt"10:26
pittiyes, I'll add both10:27
seb128pitti, thanks10:28
* didrocks cries at every bzr bd-do one Qt10:29
didrockson*10:29
didrocksweirdly, if I just dpkg-source -x, or untar the tarball, it's very fast…10:30
Sweetsharkapropos very fast: the ubuntu wiki is not. it takes ~2 minutes to get a freaking login.10:49
chrisccoulsonpitti - oh, you've done a new set of language packs for maverick?11:01
chrisccoulsonah yes11:02
chrisccoulsoni need to update my firefox-stable PPA then ;)11:02
AlanBellhi smspillaz, would like to chat about some compiz default settings when you have a sec11:04
pittichrisccoulson: dpm did, but yes11:18
pittichrisccoulson: what did you change there? drop xpis and add the -locale dependencies?11:18
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, for https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/firefox-stable i repack them without the xpi's and add the recommends11:19
chrisccoulsonoh, i'd best get them in whilst the PPA build queue is empty :)11:26
njpatelDoes LightDM support automatic logins? Or is that just broken in O?11:33
seb128njpatel, it does11:35
seb128njpatel, but you need to edit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf11:35
njpatelseb128, aah11:35
seb128# default-user = Username of default user to log in as11:35
seb128# default-user-timeout = Delay before logging in in seconds (use 0 for automatic login)11:35
seb128njpatel, ^ those keys11:35
rodrigo_hmm, where can I see the status of the uploaded packages for oneiric?11:37
rodrigo_once accepted I mean11:37
pittiseb128: oh, we should probably fix that in casper, to work on the live system?11:37
seb128rodrigo_, gnome-desktop3 is in binary New due to the soname change if that's the question11:37
njpatelseb128, also, do you know how to stop all the default locale warnings in the terminal?11:37
seb128pitti, done previous week11:37
pittiah, great11:37
* pitti rsyncs the current ones11:38
seb128njpatel, no, don't get that here11:38
rodrigo_seb128, yes, that was the question11:38
njpatelseb128, is it just for en_GB? ;)11:38
seb128pitti,11:38
seb128casper (1.269) oneiric; urgency=low11:38
seb128  [ Colin Watson ]11:38
seb128  * Add LightDM autologin support (LP: #797669).11:38
pittiseb128: thanks11:38
rodrigo_seb128, so,where do you check that?11:38
seb128rodrigo_, launchpad, where else? ;-)11:38
seb128rodrigo_, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-desktop3/3.1.2-0ubuntu111:38
seb128it says "New"11:38
seb128rodrigo_, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+queue is the queue11:39
rodrigo_seb128, ok, was asking for a page showing the status of all source packages11:39
seb128rodrigo_, I'm not sure to understand the question, you want a list of 15000 sources with what info onit?11:40
rodrigo_seb128, no, just a way to know what's been NEW'ed, etc, but I guess checking the package source I'm interested in is enough :)11:41
seb128rodrigo_, usually just check the queue, i.e the second URL I gave you11:41
seb128or the launchpad infos for the version you uploaded and are interested in11:41
seb128rodrigo_, do you need it to be Newed?11:42
rodrigo_no, just that it didn't show up on the repos, so wanted a way to check why11:42
rodrigo_but I'll build it locally for my g-s-d build11:42
seb128rodrigo_, you didn't test build it locally before uploading? ;-)11:43
seb128rodrigo_, I can new it but I was avoiding to throw a soname change in on friday before traveling11:43
seb128rodrigo_, I figured it could wait on monday11:43
rodrigo_seb128, yes, I did, but on my desktop machine, not on the laptop, where I'm now :)11:43
rodrigo_seb128, oh yes, it can wait11:43
rodrigo_I won't upload g-s-d until a lot of testing, so it can wait11:44
seb128rodrigo_, well you can get the binaries from launchpad, the first URL I gave you11:44
seb128click on the architecture you want11:44
seb128it has links to the binaries11:44
rodrigo_no need, just built it here :)11:44
rodrigo_my question was just to check why it wasn't in the repos11:45
rodrigo_so never mind :)11:45
seb128rodrigo_, new binaries go through New and need to be reviewed or approved so you can usually assume that if things are not in they either failed to build or are waiting in New ;-)11:46
rodrigo_ok11:46
seb128https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/<source>/<version> has details about the status and is the place to check in any case11:46
seb128I've a firefox shortcut to "https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/<source>"11:47
seb128lpsource <source>11:47
seb128that's handy ;-)11:47
seb128I've similar ones for bug lists etc11:47
rodrigo_yeah, adding it11:47
seb128on bugzilla as well11:47
seb128hum, lunch time11:52
seb128bbl11:52
pittiseb128: indeed, autologin works fine now in kvm11:53
pittiI just don't get any default launchers in unity-2d, hmm11:53
didrocksseb128: lpp (LaunchPad Package) here, next to lpb, bg… and "latest crack" (directing to daily live CD build) :)11:53
didrockspitti: oh?11:53
pittididrocks: just try it11:54
pittikvm -m 1024 -vga vmware -cdrom oneiric-desktop-amd64.iso11:54
didrockspitti: possible under some condition, let me check something11:54
didrocksyeah, with fallbacking11:54
pittiI do get default launchers for a fresh user in the installed system (in -2d), though11:54
pittirighht, that's the auto-fallback11:54
pittiin my local testing that's with explicit choice in gdm11:54
didrocksright, but you are choosing the session for the fresh user?11:54
pittiright11:55
didrocksjust one sec, confirming :)11:55
didrockspitti: so right, it's only applied on the selected session11:55
jibelpitti, didrocks empty launcher bug 797672. could you please confirm.11:55
ubot2Launchpad bug 797672 in unity-2d "No default apps on launcher on a live session." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79767211:55
didrockspitti: still the same issue with gconf path11:55
pittijibel: cheers11:55
didrockspitti: the correct solution is to choose the right session before login, so implementing the detection at the dm level11:56
didrockswhich I didn't want to do with gdm, but I have a WI for that for lightdm11:56
pittididrocks: OOI, what does that have to do with the default launchers? shouldn't they be in gconf or gsettings schemas?11:56
didrocksit's one of my goal for the sprint, but I need robert next to me :)11:56
pittiheh, then doing this as a pair indeed makes sense next week11:57
didrockspitti: yeah, they can be in the common gconf set11:57
didrocksbut that doesn't fix everything11:57
didrockslike the gconf option to tell metacity "remove decoration from maximized window"11:57
pittioh, the session and gconf defaults are related through the default XDG path setting?11:58
didrocksyou only want that in unity-2d and the guys implemented that as a gconf key, not a dbus call to detect if unity-2d is running11:58
didrockspitti: there is a dedicated GCONF path11:58
pittiok, now I underfstand11:58
didrocksDEFAULTS_PATH11:58
didrocksand MANDATORY_PATH11:58
didrocksand as we are running gconf before gnome-session…11:58
didrocksso yeah, all that detection should really be at the dm level to avoid that :)11:59
jibeldidrocks, bug 797676 might be related too.11:59
ubot2Launchpad bug 797676 in unity-2d "Launcher doesn't autohide" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79767611:59
didrocksjibel: hum, I don't think so as it should be the default, with or without gconf key12:00
didrocksjibel: so, if it's not, the code should, in case of no keys present, have that behavior12:00
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tseliotpitti: does jockey have a function to get the current debian arch? Or shall I create one in both fglrx and nvidia's handlers (because of multi-arch)?12:33
pittitseliot: not right now; but it's easy to find out with dpkg --print-architecture12:57
pittitseliot: I think create it in the handlers for now12:58
tseliotpitti: maybe I can add it in nvidia-common (as the handlers use it already)13:28
Sweetsharkpitti: I have a nifty little LO 3.3.3 release for natty here (actually there: https://launchpad.net/~bjoern-michaelsen/+archive/libreoffice-nattytest2/+sourcepub/1789243/+listing-archive-extra )13:35
pittihey Sweetshark13:40
pittiSweetshark: oh, nice!13:40
pittiSweetshark: some changes look a bit intrusive for an SRU, though?13:40
Sweetsharkpitti: I did some more changes (translations and icons updates) as 1:3.3.3-1ubuntu1~ppa2 (not uploaded yet). How should I upload that as ~ppa2 to the LO packaging archive or directly as 3.3.3-1ubuntu1, because we will SRU that (will we?) ...13:41
pittiSweetshark: ah, it doesn't actually change multiarch bits?13:42
pittithe Debian changelog makes it sound like it, but your merge changelog says it's conditional?13:42
Sweetsharkthe most intrustive changes are the ~30 critical upstream fixes between 3.3.2 and 3.3.3 ...13:43
pittithese seem fine13:43
pittiI was just concerned about introducing multiarch in an SRU for the libs13:43
pittiif the packages don't actually change that, it seems fine13:43
Sweetsharklemme check a diff of debian/rules13:43
pittiSweetshark: for the 30 upstream fixes I think we do want it as an SRU; WDYT?13:44
Sweetsharkpitti: yes, I have not investigated them all that close, but if somebody ports a patch back to 3.3 after 3.3.2, it is likely worth it. (and all those are under code review upstream)13:47
Sweetsharkpitti: is disabling (broken) sdbc-postgresql an issue? It is basically fubar in 3.3, so disabling it is just honest.13:50
pittiSweetshark: yes; we can't remove a package from natty13:50
pittiSweetshark: that's libreoffice-sdbc-postgresql, right?13:50
pittiSweetshark: so removing it from debian/control is a no-go for natty, I'm afraid13:51
pittiSweetshark: I'd just not touch it at all if it's broken13:51
pittiSweetshark: for oneiric, you can make it an empty transitional package13:51
pitti(if it won't be fixed any more, ever)13:51
pittiSweetshark: if you drop it from debian/control, we'd just introduce an archive inconsistency (NBS), and it wouldn't make the natty final version disappear13:52
Sweetsharkoh, I hope it will be fixed sometime, it is not broken beyond hope.13:53
Sweetsharkpitti: I can explicitly reenable it for natty, so we still explicitly build it on natty (even if broken).13:54
pittiSweetshark: sounds better for the SRU13:56
Sweetsharkthe multiarch changes seem to be not be about LOs install, but about finding multiarched deps, so that should be ok too.13:59
seb128hate the retracers14:01
seb128"    from launchpadlib.errors import HTTPError"14:01
seb128who does that keep happening? fixing it...14:01
Sweetsharkoh great, rene silently disabled parallel builds with more than 2 jobs (likely because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/make-dfsg/+bug/759704 )14:02
ubot2Ubuntu bug 759704 in make-dfsg "make crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Confirmed]14:02
pittiseb128: meh :/14:04
Sweetsharkalthough it can still ftbfs with 2 jobs -- its just unlikely.14:05
kenvandinecyphermox, good morning14:06
kenvandinecyphermox, working on evolution too?14:06
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Sweetsharkpitti: btw for 3.4.X bug 759704 will be a sure build breaker for parallel builds -- does that qualify for importance 'high'?14:14
ubot2Launchpad bug 759704 in make-dfsg "make crashed with SIGSEGV" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/75970414:14
pittiSweetshark: oh, sure; but we actually need someone to work on this/a fix, too :)14:15
Sweetsharkpitti: well, there is a complete patch by me in the bug and actually a patched release in the LO ppa.14:17
pittioh, did you subscribe sponsors?14:17
pittiah, seems fixed upstream, nice14:18
pittiSweetshark: (terminology nitpick: you attached a patch, not a debdiff -- there's no debian/changelog, debian/patches/* etc handling)14:19
pittiSweetshark: want me to sponsor that for you?14:19
Sweetsharkpitti: I just did not to splash into somebody elses package (esp. since you can break a lot of stuff with tweaking GNU make).14:19
Sweetsharkpitti: please do. And there are changelog entries etc. in the ppa upload: https://launchpad.net/~libreoffice/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/1733537/+listing-archive-extra14:21
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Sweetsharkpitti: I had that bug filed upstream too at debian http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=622644 including debdiff (no changelog changes there, as I did not want to mess with debians policies), but there nobody seems to really care.14:24
ubot2Debian bug 622644 in make "parallel (-j2) make with $(eval) construct segfaults" [Normal,Open]14:24
Sweetshark(my hope was it would have been tickled donw back to us by now ;)14:24
pittiSweetshark: hmm, it has14:27
pittihttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/make-dfsg/3.81-8.1ubuntu114:27
pittiI'm not sure why the bug wasn't auto-closed14:27
pittiSweetshark: closed it now14:27
* Sweetshark might not have noticed because of still sticking with natty quite often.14:29
SweetsharkI need more tasty dogfooding.14:30
pittiheh14:31
Sweetsharkwhat that weird (debian) versioning (8.1) there, btw?14:32
pittiSweetshark: -8.1 is an NMU in Debian, a Non-Maintainer Uload14:33
pittiUpload14:33
pittiit's not weird14:33
davmor2kenvandine: gwibber on natty seems to of stopped syncing twitter since I signed up to twitter on oneiric last night :(  Anything massively changed?14:33
Sweetsharkpitti: weird in the "havent seen that before" sense ;)14:38
kenvandinedavmor2, not in natty...14:41
kenvandinedavmor2, in a terminal, killall -9 gwibber-service && gwibber-service -d14:41
kenvandinelet it sync, then post the log for me14:41
kenvandine~/.cache/gwibber/gwibber.log14:41
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rodrigo_ok, g-s-d 3.1.2 seems to work ok, so pushed to the ubuntu-desktop branch, if someone wants to test it14:47
seb128rodrigo_, does it conflicts with gpm?14:48
rodrigo_seb128, no, gpm code is still in patch review, not yet in gsd code14:49
rodrigo_but it needs to conflict with gcm, checking now with hughsie14:49
seb128ok14:49
seb128is gcm going to stay around?14:49
seb128does it have extra feature or is that merged in gcc?14:50
rodrigo_all should be merged, checking14:50
seb128rodrigo_, seems fine from a review, I didn't try it15:02
seb128rodrigo_, but let's do the 3.1 landings next week as a team goal for the rally15:02
rodrigo_seb128, running it for a few days myself before uploading15:03
rodrigo_so yes, won't upload it for now15:03
cyphermoxkenvandine: evo all done,15:03
cyphermoxI had issues pushing last night though :/15:03
kenvandinecyphermox, cool... point me to it and i'll take a look15:06
kenvandinei installed eds last night, which of course removed evo :)15:06
cyphermoxyeah15:07
cyphermoxyou need gtkhtml 4.1.2 as well15:07
cyphermoxevo: bzr branch lp:~mathieu-tl/evolution/3.1.2-0ubuntu115:07
cyphermoxgtkhtml: lp:~mathieu-tl/gtkhtml/4.1.2-0ubuntu115:07
kenvandinecyphermox, ok, thx15:10
seb128time for a break and some errands, I'm away for ~2 hours, will read backlog when I'm back15:11
seb128see you later15:11
kenvandinelater seb12815:11
cyphermoxcya, seb12815:11
seb128or see you on sunday for those who called it a week before I'm back ;-)15:11
rodrigo_bye seb12815:12
didrockssee you seb12815:14
dobeydoh15:19
dobeyhrmm15:19
pittibryceh: is https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-maverick-rootless-x something that you actually want to pursue for oneiric,  or should we just move it to the Q cycle (post-LTS)?15:19
dobeyis there an equivalent to foo.gconf-defaults files for gsettings in packages in oneiric?15:20
pittidobey: yes, e. g. /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/foopkg.gschema.override15:22
dobeypitti: so we install one of those files? cool15:22
pittidobey: we have some, yes15:23
dobeygreat, thanks15:23
Shred00any ideas on how i can get a stack trace (i.e. from gdb) of a crash in a gnome-panel applet, like the clock?15:25
Shred00the complication of course being that it's started by the panel and crashes immediately, so no time to attach a gdb to it.15:25
dobeyShred00: does it keep crashing when you re-add it?15:27
Shred00yup15:27
pittiShred00: enable apport for one time, let it catch the crash, and then use apport-retrace -g /var/crash/gnome-panel.crash ?15:28
dobeyShred00: when it crashes the first time, run it inside gdb, then re-add it while it's running in gdb15:28
Shred00well, i don't need to "re-add" it.  i get an error dialog asking if i want to "reload" it15:28
pittisudo service apport start force_start=115:28
pittior what dobey says15:28
pittifor live debugging15:28
dobeyShred00: right, while that dialog is up, start up gdb with it, and when it's started running in gdb, hit "reload"15:28
rodrigo_where's the hotel address for the dublin rally?15:30
pittirodrigo_: https://wiki.canonical.com/UbuntuPlatform/Rally/Oneiric15:30
dobeyi am both sad and glad i am not going to dublin :)15:31
rodrigo_pitti, thanks!15:31
Shred00dobey: i must not be understanding:15:31
Shred00$ gdb /usr/lib/gnome-panel/clock-applet15:31
Shred00...15:31
Shred00(gdb)15:31
Shred00then i hit Reload in the dialog and the dialog disappears briefly as it starts a new one which immediately dies.15:31
dobeyShred00: you need to run the applet inside gdb15:31
dobeyShred00: not simply load it, it must be running15:31
rodrigo_pitti, hmm, that page is empty15:32
Shred00ahhhh. got it.15:32
dobeyShred00: iow, type "run" and press RET :)15:32
pittirodrigo_: sorry, recent mass-renaming; https://wiki.canonical.com/UbuntuEngineering/Rally/Oneiric15:32
Shred00damn.  pacrunner_webkit again15:32
Shred00i thought this got fixed in maveric15:33
dobeywtf is the clock applet using webkit for?!15:33
Shred00loading weather info15:33
dobeylet me rephrase15:33
dobeywtf is the clock applet using webkit for?!15:33
dobey:)15:33
Shred00the clock loads weather info from the web.  but to do so, it might need to use a proxy and to resolve the proxy configuration it might need to process a proxy "pac" specification, which is javascript, so the webkit JS engine is invoked.15:34
dobeyhrmm, i guess it's probably not actually using it, but soup is using libproxy which has a backend that uses the js engine15:34
Shred00dobey: you got it15:34
Shred00this problem existed in maverick also, but was fixed, iirc.  it seems to have leaked back into natty.15:34
Shred00or maybe i just fixed it here myself.15:35
dobeywhich is not webkit, but still; https://twitter.com/#!/dohbee/status/8101598759551385715:36
Shred00because proxies provide filtering and redirection (and content substitution) abilities that simply changing an IP address cannot.15:37
Shred00and the ability to authenticate15:37
dobeya proper network setup doesn't need proxies to do that.15:39
dobeyanyway15:39
dobeypitti: hrmm, it's been a long time since i've had to install a file from debian/ to the system. and with multiple binary packages. do i put the "debian/foo /usr/share/foo/" bit inside foo.install, or in a generic "install" file, and just include it with /usr/share/foo/foo in the foo.install?15:42
Shred00dobey: proxies also cache content for reduced bandwidth usage and lower latency for the user.15:43
dobeyyou can have a cache without an actual proxy thing without the annoyingly crap "proxy" part15:44
dobeyerr, that sentence was horrible15:44
dobeyyou can have a cache without the actual annoyingly crap "proxy" part15:45
dobeythat's better :)15:45
Shred00dobey: are you referring to a transparent proxy?15:45
dobeyi'm referring to properly configuring a network so that users don't have to configure anything on their computers in every other application, to use the internet15:48
Shred00dobey: i'm all ears (or eyes if you have something to point to, or fingers if you have something for me to google for)15:50
pittidobey: debia/nfoo /usr/share/foo/ in foo.install is fine15:50
pittidobey: I strongly recommend not to use debian/install; it'll fall on your feet if someone adds a second binary package, or changes the order in debian/control15:50
dobeyShred00: you're using a proxy on your *personal* network?15:50
dobeypitti: ok, yeah. we have like 8 binary packages already :)15:51
kenvandinecyphermox, looking at gtkhtml15:51
Shred00dobey: our home network, yes, but could just as easily be a corporate network.15:51
kenvandinethey didn't bump the api version, so it still builds a 4.0 .so15:51
dobeyShred00: well, there's a difference between "i mad a conscious choice to do this" and "the IT dept. at my job requires me to do this"15:52
kenvandinei am thinking your shlibs change should be libgtkhtml (>= 4.0)15:52
kenvandinethey must not have removed any symbols, so we shouldn't break deps for things that might dep on it15:52
Shred00dobey: sure.  i am the IT dept.  but you say there are better alternatives than a proxy server to provide (a) caching, (b) authentication and (c) content restriction, so i am asking what is it/are they?15:53
cyphermoxkenvandine: ok15:54
kenvandinedobey, going to have the u1/sso fix uploaded soon?15:55
dobeykenvandine: yes, lots of fixes coming today15:55
kenvandinedobey, good... i am getting harassed constantly about u1 being busted :/15:55
pittikenvandine: do you know why indicator-*-gtk2 is on the CD images still?15:55
kenvandineand i kind of want to let my laptop sync before i travel15:55
dobeykenvandine: me too :)15:56
kenvandinepitti, yes... because we still need them15:56
pittioh, indicator-session recommends: i-s-gtk215:56
pittiwhy's that?15:56
kenvandineit is kind of a hack15:56
dobeykenvandine: nightlies will get you synced15:56
kenvandineuntil unity can load the gtk3 indicators15:56
pittikenvandine: oh, I thought unity would be gtk315:56
kenvandinenot yet15:56
kenvandinealmost :)15:56
kenvandinethat is a goal for the rally15:56
pittikenvandine: oh, it depends on both 2 and 315:57
dobeykenvandine: and you should be running nightlies of u1 :)15:57
didrockspitti: some part are15:57
pittikenvandine: ah, so the recommends will drop once unity is fully ported over?15:57
kenvandinepitti, yes15:57
pittiah, great; thanks for the heads-up!15:57
kenvandinenp :)15:57
didrockspitti: njpatel didn't want to push unity panel in gtk3 until all indicators were ready15:57
didrockspitti: which wasn't the case for last release15:57
kenvandineit was better than changing the recommends in unity everytime i uploaded a ported indicatore15:57
pittiyeah, understood15:57
kenvandinei think indicator-sound is the only one left15:58
pittikenvandine: si signore!15:58
kenvandinewhich ronoc just got merged15:58
kenvandinewe'll upload that on monday15:58
dobeyShred00: i haven't gone about setting up such a configuration yet, so i don't have exct details. i have lots of bandwidth, so don't really need to. though once i set up vpn i may set up some stuff15:58
Shred00dobey: i don't mean to be a dick, but you are hardly speaking from a point of experience in telling me to set up my network "properly".16:05
didrocksmpt: having fun with math? :)16:31
mptdidrocks, my brain is melting16:31
didrocksmpt: heh, congrats on your research on that part btw. It's nice to see a "sort by relevancy" dump and that you really explored the problem ;)16:32
mptAt least when we get to the "Recommended for you" algorithm, I know I will be *completely* out of my league and won't be tempted to figure it out myself16:32
didrocksI'm quite scared about this algorithm TBH, a lot of research will be needed :)16:32
didrockslet's try to put that as much as possible server side for easier update and refinement16:33
mptOh, yes, recommendations will definitely be server-side16:34
mptIf only because the amount of data representing everything that everyone (who has opted in) has installed will be both (a) semi-confidential and (b) large :-)16:35
didrocksright, and (b) will force a lot of caching :)16:36
pittikenvandine: shall I move the entire https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-geoclue to the p or q cycle then, and reopen the WIs?16:42
pittikenvandine: or is that really meant to mean "DROP"?16:42
kenvandinei think drop16:43
kenvandinei think, at least for now, we have done all we are doing16:43
pittiok16:43
pitti[magicfab] community participation to improve osm mapping:16:43
pittiis that still useful then?16:43
kenvandinepitti, that was more of a way to help people improve osm16:59
kenvandinenot sure it is really relevant to the desktop16:59
pittigood night everyone! see you on Sunday evening!17:01
kenvandinegood night pitti17:01
kenvandinesee you soon :)17:01
didrockssee you on Sunday pitti!17:02
amorphousHello. I have a potential bug and I would like to confirm that it should be filed against nautilus. It's miscalculating that /home is full because there are 2 samba shares mounted in /home through fstab17:31
amorphousthe /home partition is ~ 600GB and the 2 shares are totaling ~ 2TB. I get the messahe that the /home is full17:32
amorphousif I unmount the drives then there's no message17:32
amorphousI'm not sure against what I should file the bug: nautilus - linux - samba ?17:35
kenvandinecyphermox, evo and friends all uploaded17:48
brycehpitti, I do not have plans around it; RAOF might.  Move it to Q17:56
rodrigo_eod'ing, so see you all in Dublin on Monday (there were no flights on Sunday so arriving there monday morning)17:57
mterryamorphous, I'd go with nautilus17:59
mterry(it can always be moved)17:59
cyphermoxkenvandine: thanks18:08
amorphousmterry, also...I've forgot to mention: df says /home is 100% when the shares are mounted. So I guess nautilus reports what the kernel says. I'll file the bug against linux18:09
mterryamorphous, k18:09
amorphousmterry, also when the drives are not mounted, df shows the reals %.18:09
kenvandinemterry, i just filed bug 80165818:09
ubot2Launchpad bug 801658 in duplicity "missing depends for ubuntuone-couch" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80165818:09
kenvandineeasy fix :)18:09
mterrykenvandine, that's not quite a depends on duplicity; better on deja-dup.  But I thought it had a Recommends for it!18:11
mterrykenvandine, yeah, it does18:11
kenvandineah,ok18:11
kenvandineweird18:11
kenvandinei just got dejadup installed today in a dist-upgrade18:11
kenvandinebut no ubuntuone-couch18:12
mterrykenvandine, and it didn't pull in ubuntuone-couch?  hmm.. maybe recommends are not pulled in for a dist-upgrade?  That sounds familiar18:12
kenvandinemaybe... that does sound familiar :/18:13
kenvandinemterry, just confirmed in a VM... dist-upgrade brought in deja-dup without ubuntuone-couch18:15
kenvandinebummer18:15
mterrykenvandine, but a direct apt-get install does bring it in?18:16
kenvandineit would18:16
mterryweird18:16
* kenvandine didn't test that :)(18:16
mterryI assume that's intentional behavior...18:16
kenvandineyeah, confirmed18:17
kenvandinea pane though... i guess you shouldn't display U1 as a target if the deps aren't there18:17
* kenvandine goes to get some lunch, bbiab18:18
didrocksdist-upgrade should, but it's a known issue it doesn't everytime18:18
didrocksuse --fix-policy regularly :)18:18
mterrykenvandine, we test whether 'ubuntuone' is importable, but not each piece of the ubuntuone puzzle.  probably should18:26
mterrychrisccoulson, firefox and thunderbird are crashy for me right now.  slow down my machine, then crash18:27
chrisccoulsonmterry, it seems to be ok here, and i don't think anything has changed recently :/18:29
seb128kenvandine, if you have a box showing the "don't install recommends" please keep it this way18:29
chrisccoulsongot a trace?18:29
seb128kenvandine, so we can get mvo to debug it next week18:29
mterrychrisccoulson, hrm, not just those two apps now.  I'm apt to blame compiz or unity18:32
chrisccoulsonheh18:32
chrisccoulsonseb128, so, i'm getting somewhere the indicator issue18:32
seb128with?18:32
seb128mterry, turn a11y off :p18:33
mterry:)18:33
chrisccoulsonseb128, bug 799878 (and the empty messaging indicator) - the indicator is dropping all of the incoming ItemsPropertiesUpdated signals because they have the wrong signature :/18:34
ubot2Launchpad bug 799878 in dbusmenu/0.5 "Test suite 'glib-test-proxy' failes on GLib 2.29" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/79987818:34
chrisccoulsonbut i'm not sure what changed there18:34
seb128chrisccoulson, check with dest or davidz on #gnome-hackers maybe?18:34
seb128chrisccoulson, or wait next week to check with him at the rally18:34
chrisccoulsonseb128, is desrt going to be there?18:35
seb128I think so18:35
chrisccoulsoncool, i can wait until next week :)18:35
chrisccoulsonm_conley ^^ ;)18:35
didrockshe will be there, right18:39
didrockshum, evolution is crashy there as well now18:40
didrocksand qt creator!18:40
m_conleychrisccoulson: hey - nice job narrowing that down! :)18:48
chrisccoulsonm_conley, i still need to figure out exactly what is going on though ;)18:48
evmarjust as a heads-up, we (chrome) are removing global bookmarks support19:33
evmarhttp://codereview.chromium.org/7252001/19:33
evmari'll file appropriate bugs19:33
evmarhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/dbusmenu/+bug/80169919:38
ubot2Ubuntu bug 801699 in dbusmenu "DBus menu is very slow when using large menu" [Undecided,New]19:38
chrisccoulsonevmar, thanks. how big do the bookmarks menus need to be btw? i didn't hit any issues like this with firefox20:06
chrisccoulsonbut then, my bookmarks menu isn't really that big20:06
chrisccoulsonoh, welcome tedg \o/20:14
chrisccoulsondid you see bug 801699?20:14
ubot2Launchpad bug 801699 in dbusmenu "DBus menu is very slow when using large menu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/80169920:14
evmarchrisccoulson: perhaps we're hitting some pathological behavior in the api?  i see g_list_foreach calls in the call stack, maybe some algo is unintentionally O(n^2)20:17
tedgchrisccoulson, No, I didn't.  Interesting.20:17
evmarchrisccoulson: do you have any pointer to how firefox integration works?  (was it implemented by you or by ffox upstream?)20:17
tedgIt is odd.  As it should be only one foreach per level in the hierarchy.20:18
tedgevmar, Does the chrome bookmark menu have something like tag menus or something?20:18
evmari don't think so20:19
tedgHmm.20:19
tedgevmar, If you have the large menu running on a process could you run /usr/lib/libdbusmenu/dbusmenu-dumper on it and attach the JSON to the bug?20:20
tedgevmar, I can then put it as part of the dbusmenu test suite.20:20
chrisccoulsonevmar, the firefox integration doesn't use GtkMenu (and thus bypasses appmenu-gtk and the GtkMenu parser), although i don't think that would make any difference here20:20
chrisccoulsonevmar, it's sending favicons isn't it?20:20
tedgchrisccoulson, It wouldn't get the icons on the first pass, and that looks like where it's passing the structure.20:21
dobeymterry, kenvandine: can i get some sponsorship love for ubuntu-sso-client? :) https://code.launchpad.net/~dobey/ubuntu/oneiric/ubuntu-sso-client/release-1-3-1/+merge/6582720:23
evmarchrisccoulson: yeah, favicons20:26
evmarchrisccoulson: back of the envelope calculation says we can be sending 100kb+ over dbus, not sure if that works20:26
mterrydobey, I'll look at it20:29
tedgevmar, We ask for the structure with labels in one pass, and then ask for the icons in groups of 100 to limit the impact.20:30
tedgevmar, So it shouldn't be 100kb at once.20:31
chrisccoulsonevmar, tbh i'm not too sure what the physical limits of dbus are. i had a problem with icon data in thunderbird before though (although admittedly, it was because of an extension sending a 512x400 icon in a menu. but that resulted in thunderbird just being aborted after a couple of minutes of sending so much data that everything just gave up - bug 749440)20:31
ubot2Launchpad bug 749440 in globalmenu-extension "Incompatibility with Thunderbird addon CuteButtons - Crystal SVG : makes TB crash when reply a mail" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/74944020:31
tedgchrisccoulson, The limits are set in /etc/dbus-1/session.conf20:32
tedgchrisccoulson, Though, they say it should be 1G, so it seems unlikely you hit those.20:33
chrisccoulsontedg, i guess i mean "limits at where things begin to suck", rather than actual physical limits20:33
tedgchrisccoulson, Heh, the "suck limits".  We should coin that phrase.20:34
chrisccoulson:-)20:34
tedg"This is currently operating at 90% suck, so we need to start thinking about optimizing it"20:34
didrockssee you on Sunday guys!20:43
tedg'night didrocks20:44
kenvandinedidrocks, have a good weekend20:44
kenvandinesee ya' soon :)20:44
didrockstedg: you should try python on plane! :p20:44
tedgSNAKES ON A PLANE!20:44
didrocksthanks, you too tedg, kenvandine!20:44
tedg;-)20:44
didrocksheh20:44
mterrydobey, uploaded20:48
dobeymterry: great, thanks!20:48
kenvandinemterry, dobey awesome... thx!20:52
kenvandinei love breaking ubuntu on a friday afternoon :)21:00
* kenvandine hopes this dbusmenu upload doesn't cause too much havoc21:00
mterrykenvandine, if you didn't break things, what would you do during the rally?21:01
brycehkenvandine, esp. a friday before international travel :-)21:01
kenvandinedrink beer?21:01
kenvandinebryceh, exactly :)21:01
kenvandinemterry, this upload is tricky too... i breaks apps that use libindicate and libunity via GIR21:01
cyphermoxspeaking of breaking Ubuntu on a friday afternoon before travelling, I need to upload an update to NM :D21:02
kenvandineso i added a breaks to make it hold back21:02
kenvandinecyphermox, ugh ;)21:02
kenvandinenone of us will be able to connect to wifi when traveling :)21:02
cyphermoxpfft, you should know how to use wpasupplicant by itself ;)21:02
* kenvandine hides21:03
* cyphermox says that because he still struggles with that black magic... though less than before21:03
ajvdvegtHi all!21:03
kenvandinealthough i remember when dbusmenu made nm-applet toggle my interfaces over and over again21:03
cyphermoxkenvandine: right, that was fun21:03
kenvandinei was not happy about that... while tedg was on some beach in hawaii21:03
ajvdvegtIs this the right place to inform about gdm 3 issues?21:04
dobeyheh21:04
dobeyajvdvegt: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm probably is the "right place" :)21:04
cyphermoxajvdvegt: depends, what kind of issue? also, bugs are great to inform developers of issues ;)21:04
ajvdvegt:)21:05
ajvdvegtconsistent segfaults count as an issue, I suppose.21:05
cyphermoxyup, the best kind21:05
ajvdvegtBut as GDM suddenly stopped working for me, I suppse I'm not the only one seeing this.21:06
cyphermoxkenvandine: speaking of nm-applet, do you see it in unity ?21:06
ajvdvegtI'll go file a bug report, tnx.21:06
cyphermoxajvdvegt: thanks, that will be useful especially if it comes from apport (e.g. with a backtrace and everything)21:07
kenvandinecyphermox, i do21:07
cyphermoxkenvandine: hrm... so why am I missing it, the power button indicator thing, and the messaging menu?21:07
cyphermoxis this related to the dbusmenu upload you're doing?21:08
kenvandinecyphermox, can't be...21:08
kenvandinebut21:08
kenvandinedo you have indicator-application-gtk2 installed?21:08
kenvandineand indicator-session-gtk2?21:08
kenvandineetc21:08
cyphermoxah, no. uninstalled, apparently.21:09
kenvandineah21:09
kenvandinei wonder if this is another case of recommends being ignored on a dist-upgrade?21:09
cyphermoxmaybe. is that recommended in ubuntu-desktop?21:09
kenvandineno21:10
kenvandineindicator-session recommends indicator-session-gtk221:10
cyphermoxok21:10
kenvandinejust until unity panel can load gtk3 indicators21:10
kenvandinebut other people noticed them getting installed21:10
dobeyi saw a lot of stuff get uninstalled21:10
ajvdvegtok, I activated apport. I'm off crashing gdm now, thanks!21:10
kenvandineajvdvegt, have fun :)21:10
dobeyprobably related to gnome-panel/libpanelapplet getting removed?21:11
chrisccoulsonoh, dbusmenu broke ABI?21:22
tedgchrisccoulson, Yeah, we dropped an object no one was using.21:29
tedgchrisccoulson, Think of it less as "broke" and more as "refined"21:29
dobeys/no one/no one we care about/ :)21:33
tedgdobey, I'd be impressed if someone was using it.  It didn't really do anything... I guess not as much impressed as confused :-)21:58
=== m_conley is now known as m_conley_away
dobeyAND ubuntuone-client 1.7.0 uploaded to ubuntu22:23
dobeyi hope the switch to dh_python2 didn't blow stuff up :)22:24

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