=== asac_ is now known as asac === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [05:19] good morning [05:20] Hey didrocks. Good morning! [05:22] hey RAOF! [05:22] My internal clock's all off. pitti hasn't clocked on, so I don't know what time it is! [05:26] heh :-) [05:29] howdy [05:29] I got my first patch into Gnome today so I'm happy [05:30] jbicha: nice! [05:50] RAOF: afaicr pitti is off for 2 weeks, as evident by him not actually being on IRC. :) [05:50] Yeah, I know. [05:50] didrocks: Good morning for you, I am pretty sure this new patch is done. I just need to add some more test and do some more [05:50] But his lack is all messing up my regular schedule :) [05:51] bschaefer: excellent news! do you have any interaction with the debian maintainer? as he's upstream, I think he should be the contact point, and then, we "just" sync :) [05:51] awwwww [05:52] I've got this ready for review: https://code.launchpad.net/~jbicha/ubuntu/oneiric/transmission/transmission-2.33/+merge/68936 [05:52] didrocks: Yup, I am pretty sure I handled everything he wanted changed [05:52] didrocks: So just some more testing and then everything should sync up haha [05:52] bschaefer: excellent, tell me when he takes the patch upstream, then, I'll just sync ubuntu to his version [05:52] :-) [05:52] didrocks: Alright! [05:52] bschaefer: thanks again for your tremendous work there! [05:53] didrocks: No problem is was very fun acutally doing applied Formal Language instead of pure theory haha [05:54] heh, I don't know enough about xapian to qualify hacking on it is "fun" or not :) [05:55] haha, yeah some of the code was pretty rough to read. That's why I just wanted to Lexer to handle the CJK [05:55] but he wanted the parser too so I had to read up on the lemon parser generator then it was pretty easy to insert code [05:57] hum, about this parser generator… It's like if you were talking chinese to me [05:57] which is totally in the context though :-) [05:58] Haha yeah. I wish I knew at lease the semantics to any of the CJK languages [06:45] good morning everyone [06:46] hey chrisccoulson! [06:46] how was your week-end? [06:47] hey didrocks. yeah, it was good thanks. how about you? [06:47] chrisccoulson: was too short, but fine :-) [06:47] yeah, i know that feeling :) [06:47] heh! [06:47] thunderbird wanted to give me a day off [06:48] I started it, and again, no treeview on the left [06:48] restarting it hasn't done anything [06:48] same error as before? [06:48] i had to reboot my session (no upgrade nothing) [06:48] yeah [06:48] and then, it was ok [06:48] hmmm :/ [06:48] seems quite fragile, I haven't done any update since Friday [06:49] no extension upgrades or installs? [06:49] now it's ok, but not that nice for users if they start and "where are my emails" :p [06:49] nothing at all, I generally boot, and then, do my upgrade [06:49] (after finishing the "morning backlog reading" [06:49] )* [06:50] do you think that those kinds of errors are only triggered by large mailbox? [06:50] i wouldn't have thought so [06:50] it's going to be a fun week :) [06:51] chrisccoulson: why? :-) [06:51] trying to figure out what's going on ;) [06:52] chrisccoulson: oh, you meant s/week/cycle-from-now-and-for-ever-debugging-thunderbird-issues then? :) [07:08] good morning, world [07:08] good morning desrt [07:08] didrocks, tkamppeter had the same issue as you on friday btw [07:08] this one is going to cause me to lose some sleep ;) [07:09] chrisccoulson: you mean, I'm not the only poor sool? [07:09] :) [07:09] soul* [07:09] hey desrt [07:10] word up [07:10] dbarth: g'morn [07:18] chrisccoulson: oh, you will take my long nights on evolution, but that's only because you wanted it! :) [07:18] Morning, all! [07:22] desrt: hi Ryan [07:32] Sweetshark: hihi [07:39] hey Sweetshark! [08:12] seb128: trying to fix the eventfd mess properly today [08:13] hey desrt [08:13] desrt, ok [08:13] i'm writing a clean and easily-unit-testable abstraction for "give me something that i can use to wake up a poll in another thread" [08:13] with unix pipe, eventfd and windows semaphore implementation [08:13] will help avoid the #ifdef ratsnest in gmainloop and gcancellable [08:14] * desrt is at the write-the-tests part [08:26] robert_ancell, hey [08:27] robert_ancell, how are you? [08:27] robert_ancell, do you want the unity greeter to be default for alpha3? [08:37] hey seb128 [08:37] hello chrisccoulson [08:38] chrisccoulson, how are you? [08:38] seb128, how are you? [08:38] chrisccoulson, I was just looking at your bluez bug [08:38] i'm good thanks [08:38] chrisccoulson, I'm fine thanks [08:38] seb128, yeah, i was going to just upload bluez, but i can't upload it ;) [08:38] now in the desktop set? [08:38] not [08:38] it's not [08:38] it's weird, we had a diff not building that part because it was moved to udev [08:38] this bluetooth problem has been bugging me for weeks [08:39] it got moved back to bluez now? [08:39] seb128, yeah, it's been deleted entirely from udev [08:39] ok, fair enough [08:39] chrisccoulson, I can sponsor it for you but could you email cjwatson about getting it added to the desktop set? [08:40] seb128, yeah, can do. do you think it's appropriate for the desktop set? [08:40] yes [08:40] in practice nobody out of desktop worked on it for years [08:40] it seems what i really need to do is complete my application for core-dev ;) [08:40] so if we do the actual work we can as well have the actual rights to do it [08:40] that as well [08:45] RAOF, hey [08:45] seb128: Ho! [08:45] RAOF, how are you? [08:45] desrt: hi hi [08:45] seb128: A bit cold. Apart from that, pretty good :) [08:45] great [08:46] RAOF, I was wondering if you had a practical issue with the gnome-keyring SRU out of the fact that it modifies a session component [08:46] desrt: it seems we have some issues with change notifications of dconf properties using dconf-qt from QML on Oneiric [08:46] RAOF, seems your "doesn't apply for a SRU" make some users not happy ;-) [08:46] seb128: Mostly that it's a borderline SRU - it didn't seem to have a sufficiently high reward:risk ratio. [08:47] ie: It seemed to be annoying on boot, but not after that, and not that annoying. [08:47] RAOF, some people have to enter their password 5 times on login and disagree with you [08:48] They'd be even less happy if the upload broke the cryptography, or caused the keyring to not work at all, or… [08:49] That patch looked pretty safe and sane, though. [08:49] right, that was going to be my point [08:49] the patch is shipped in GNOME3, oneiric and we have proposed [08:49] we can let it a few weeks in proposed if we can solid testing [08:49] As I said, it looked borderline to me. I'm prepared to be convinced that there's a higher reward than I estimated. [08:50] well I know it's one of the first things pgoodall talked to me about at UDS about natty [08:50] Kaleo: which types of properties? [08:51] RAOF, seems it's a pretty annoying bugs for lot of people and a bit of a show stopper to "sell" Ubuntu [08:52] RAOF, it still is mostly cosmetic but having to enter your password 5 times seems to bother users who want to enter it 0 times a lot ;-) [08:52] :) [08:52] RAOF, well I just wanted to made a point for it, I will not push further or force any decision ;-) [08:57] They're always going to have to enter their password at least once, which kinda makes autologin something we shouldn't actually allow. It does suck, though. [08:57] desrt: right now I am struggling with a string [08:57] desrt: it works fine on Natty though [08:58] RAOF, right, or we should call it unsecure and set an empty keyring password as well [08:58] Kaleo: very odd.... [08:58] Kaleo: a backtrace could be helpful [08:58] seb128: That would also work. [08:58] desrt: yeah [08:58] desrt: right now my Oneiric machine died [08:59] desrt: though it's trivial to reproduce [08:59] desrt: http://pastebin.com/qbUrFyRv [08:59] seb128: I'll think it over again. [09:00] Kaleo: i do not presently have the means to run that [09:00] Kaleo: please get me a backtrace when you can [09:00] desrt: it's going to be hard for you to fix if you cannot run it :) [09:00] RAOF, thanks, no hurry to decide on it don't worry, I will comment on the bug to say that the issue is mostly cosmetic and the patch on a key session components so something that's not trivial to change in a stable update [09:00] Kaleo: i was hoping you would fix it :) [09:02] \msg njpatel, Hello and good morning for you. [09:02] bschaefer, hey hey [09:02] haha opps [09:02] njpatel I had a quick question about a Makefile.mk in Xapian [09:03] njpatel: Olly wanted me to add the cjk-tokenizer.h in there but I see two places to put it [09:04] bschaefer, will have to see the file, one sec [09:04] yeah I was pulling it up haha [09:05] bschaefer, which directory in xapian? [09:05] xapian-core/queryparser [09:06] bschaefer, is the header needed by users of xapian or only internally? [09:06] only internal [09:06] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~brandontschaefer/xapian/cjk-support-patch/view/head:/xapian-core/queryparser/Makefile.mk [09:07] I put it in the noinst_HEADERS but I saw Mikkel put a header file in the lib_src section also [09:07] bschaefer, I think noinst_HEADERS is fine [09:08] njpatel: alright, I also finish merging the CJK tokenizer into the CFG/Parser sooo hopefully he will like it haha [09:09] bschaefer, excellent [09:09] just trying to get the finishing touches on it to make another patch haha [09:12] desrt: I'm sure you are really eager to add that to dconf-qt http://people.canonical.com/~didrocks/02_link_again_dconf_dbus.patch :) [09:12] GunnarHj, hi [09:13] GunnarHj, just for info pitti is on holidays for 2 weeks [09:13] GunnarHj, so better to ask review from ubuntu-desktop as well rather than blocking on him [09:15] didrocks: i've already been carrying that patch for a white [09:15] it's been on master for at least 20 seconds now [09:15] seb128: Hi Sebastien, thanks for letting me know; suspected that when I noticed he isn't logged in here. [09:16] maybe more like 1 minute now that i think again :) [09:16] desrt: waow, time goes so fast! :) [09:17] seb128: Thought I'd ask you for help later today, since my latest idea involves multiple packages. Hope that's ok. [09:18] GunnarHj, sure, seems another things worth an email to the ubuntu-desktop list [09:19] GunnarHj, rodrigo works on the control center upstream and has been working on the region code so he would be good to talk to [09:19] GunnarHj, today is an holiday is spain though, he will be back tomorrow [09:20] seb128: Yeah, I had planned to talk to Rodrigo as well. Possibly a mail list topic, not sure yet... [09:22] ok [09:22] didrocks, btw new zg in debian, do you want to take the .1 update and reverse the raptor build-depends to the old version while you are at it? [09:22] seb128: I commented on the sync request RainCT commented on and assigned it to doko [09:23] opened* [09:23] hum, ok [09:23] I would just reverse the build-depends in a -1~oneiric and tell doko to sync once he fixes the raptor issue [09:24] but your call [09:24] i.e I would fix zg now and block the sync on doko rather than blocking the fix on doko [09:24] seb128: can do as well, for sure [09:24] well your call [09:25] depends how much the breakage annoys the zg guys [09:25] it might take a bit before doko has time for that [09:25] especially if he's to debconf [09:31] yeah, let's do that === chaotic_ is now known as chaotic [09:41] seb128: happy patch pilot day! :-) [09:41] didrocks, thanks ;-) [09:42] mvo__, hey [09:43] mvo__, I'm having software-properties issues ;-) [09:44] Traceback (most recent call last): [09:44] File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/softwareproperties/gtk/SoftwarePropertiesGtk.py", line 641, in on_isv_source_toggled [09:44] self.backend.ToggleSourceUse(str(source_entry)) [09:44] File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.7/dbus/proxies.py", line 143, in __call__ [09:44] **keywords) [09:44] File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.7/dbus/connection.py", line 630, in call_blocking [09:44] message, timeout) [09:44] dbus.exceptions.DBusException: com.ubuntu.SoftwareProperties.PermissionDeniedByPolicy: com.ubuntu.softwareproperties.applychanges [09:44] mvo__, when tried to toggle a ppa in "other softwares" tab [09:45] seb128: ok, I check it. but you did do a successful auth? [09:45] mvo__, it didn't ask me to auth [09:46] seb128: is the policykit agent running? [09:46] mvo__, hum, seems not [09:46] is there a way to disable the message indicator for thunderbird ? It is the same than xchat and I miss most of the pings on irc. [09:47] mvo__, ok, that's it, sorry for the noise [09:50] mvo: works great once it's running ;-) [09:58] seb128, yeah, been working like crazy trying to get everything finished, two weekends in a row :) [09:59] seb128, so yes, I'm just packaging the new version now - are you guys ok supporting it? [09:59] robert_ancell, ok [09:59] robert_ancell, yeah, supporting broken upstream code drop is our job :p [09:59] hrm, network is really unstable today [09:59] seb128: did you get my last question about the agent? [09:59] seb128, I really wanted to get it released last week, but the usual software issues crept up on me [09:59] robert_ancell, but yeah don't worry about eventual issues we will deal with those [10:00] brb, just checking the package works [10:00] robert_ancell, is there anything we can do to help you get the new version out? [10:00] mvo, it was not running indeed, works once it's started [10:00] seb128, I'll tell you in one minute :) [10:00] seb128: can we fix this please, like with a auto-restart flag in the desktop file ;) [10:01] mvo, there is one, I'm just on partial update with a gnome which knows about Unity as a desktop value and with a .desktop which has OnlyShowIn=GNOME [10:02] i.e stupid issue on my side [10:02] need to get the update which added Unity to the OnlyShowIn [10:02] eh, so … it used to be possible to use try: except: with pygtk, if I try "try: Gio.Settings("something") except: something" my app does not catch any exception but instead runs into a GLib-GIO-ERROR. what is the way to do it in the new-world-order? [10:02] seb128: great, thanks [10:02] mvo, what are you trying to do? [10:03] mvo, g_settings_new used to call abort on missing schemas, that's fixed in the glib update that is pending upload [10:03] mvo, if the issue you are trying to fix is deal with missing schemas [10:07] seb128: yeah, that is the issue [10:07] mvo, it took only 2 years to convince desrt ;-) [10:08] well, its fine to have a exception in this case … [10:08] but not a unhandlable one [10:08] well they say it's part of the installation and that if it's not installed your install is corrupted [10:08] in the same way that the binary could be corrupted [10:09] so there is no real point to try to deal with it out of stopping [10:19] didrocks: ping, brasero's done https://code.launchpad.net/~bilalakhtar/brasero/unity-launcher-integration/+merge/68940 [10:22] cdbs: nice! I'll have a look shortly :) [10:23] didrocks: yeah, I've just updated the branch, a moment ago, if you have downloaded it already then pull it up :) [10:26] cdbs: the code looks good. However, I have no cd burner right now to test it, can you pease subscribe the sponsoring list as well? [10:27] didrocks, do you need testing with a real drive to see it makes the right calls? [10:27] seb128: not sure, maybe it can work creating an iso from another iso in brasero, I never tried if it's even possible with brasero [10:29] didrocks, ignore me, I though it was static .desktop lists, I've read the diff now [10:29] no worry :) [10:29] didrocks, recording a directory to an iso should work I think but i'm not sure ;-) [10:30] seb128: oh, isn't it your patch pilot day? ;-) [10:30] didrocks, indeed ;-) can have a look after lunch if you want [10:30] excellent, thanks seb128 :-) [10:30] robert_ancell, I guess the half an hour before coming back is not a good sign for the new version? [10:30] still trying to figure out those qml non updating on dconf change [10:30] didrocks, yw ;-) [10:31] seb128, heh, it's a bad sign for the unity greeter, I'll fix that tomorrow [10:31] robert_ancell, does current gtk greater let you log in if you have no .dmrc or a protected user directory? ;-) [10:32] robert_ancell, if it does I think we are fine for a3, though it would still better to not break the unity greeter for those who run it [10:39] seb128, I haven't tested that yet, it probably is still broken, will look at it tomorrow [10:39] robert_ancell, ok, there is a one liner patch on the bug which is assigned to you [10:39] robert_ancell, it's a check for a null value [10:40] seb128, the new package is in lp, could you test it? Unity greeter users will revert to the GTK+ greeter, I'll upload a fixed unity-greeter package tomorrow [10:40] robert_ancell, ok, do you need feedback now, or should I just play with it today and drop you an email to say how it went? [10:40] seb128, yeah, I saw the bug go by, but I've just been sprinting to get the 0.9 release out, only just got back to looking at bugs === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [10:41] seb128, I think if we're going to change to it for A3 we should do it with at least one day of testing. I'm happy to upload it right now, but a second opinion would be good [10:41] robert_ancell, ok, let me build it ;-) [10:48] mvo, ping [10:48] this com.ubuntu.systemservice - does it only appear when there is something to report ? [10:48] currently i have set up a watch on its dbus name [10:49] when it appears I will check the rebootrequired method [10:49] robert_ancell, brb with new lightdm [10:52] mvo, I need though more information about this systemservice (because i can't see it through d-feet right now) [10:53] i presume because i don't need to restart [10:56] seb128, good news? [10:56] re [10:56] robert_ancell, no [10:56] I had to use gdm to log in [10:56] lightdm switched me to the gtk greater [10:57] it let me enter my login and password and then seems to start loading the session for a second and send me back to the greeter [10:57] seb128, can you paste the log? [10:58] which on? lightdm.log? [10:58] yup [10:58] robert_ancell, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/651688/ [10:59] "[+38.68s] DEBUG: Adding session authority to /home/seb128/.Xauthority [10:59] [+38.68s] WARNING: GError set over the top of a previous GError or uninitialized memory." [10:59] robert_ancell, ^ I wonder if those are my logging try [10:59] yes, it looks like it [11:15] robert_ancell, can I help debugging it in some way? [11:15] could you touch ~/.Xauthority and see if that makes a difference? [11:15] I'm fixing up the GError code, damn this is easier in Vala... [11:17] trying [11:17] robert_ancell, is there a way to start a lightdm in xephyr or something from my session? [11:18] there's --test-mode, but you can't run a xephyr and have it register with lightdm (this release) [11:23] robert_ancell, with a .Xauthority it starts [11:23] seb128, ok, interesting the regression tests don't pick that one up [11:23] robert_ancell, I got keyring unlocking prompt after login so dunno if the pam integration got buggy with the new version or what's going on [11:23] I get that too... it doesn't happen in GDM? [11:23] no [11:24] it didn't happen in lightdm before the update either [11:24] mvo_: did you see my questions above ? [11:28] mvo_, pinga ring ? [11:32] robert_ancell, the new lightdm works fine on my nb btw, with or without a .Xauthority, dunno what's the difference [11:32] ok, that is weird... [11:32] robert_ancell, dunno if that's to be with my user being on ecryptfs on my laptop [11:33] are you logged in on a terminal and keeping the home dir open? [11:33] yes === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [11:34] robert_ancell, brb doing another testing without Xauthority on this box [11:41] robert_ancell, re under a guest session [11:41] so lightdm refuses to let my user in after a fresh reboot [11:41] sebguest, hey, can you reproduce it? [11:41] switching to a vt and login in shows my user dir has a .Xauthority from now [11:41] i.e time I tried to log in [11:41] which is non null [11:42] sebguest, does it occur for users without encrypted dirs? [11:42] robert_ancell, yes, happens on a fresh boot on my laptop [11:42] robert_ancell, is there any way I can go back to the greeter to try to log with another user? [11:43] or should I log out of my guest session? [11:43] the indicator user switching doesn't do anything [11:43] sebguest, open d-feet, and go to org.freedesktop.DisplayManager.Seat0 [11:43] and run SwitchToGreeter() [11:44] robert_ancell, ok, my test user works [11:44] so seems limited to my ecryptfs main account [11:44] let me ecryptfs an user on my nb to see if that bug as well [11:49] wth? [11:49] I can log in with my user by switching to the greeter now [11:49] brb [11:59] re [11:59] robert_ancell, ok, sorry for the delay [11:59] robert_ancell, so yeah, same think on my nb with a test user [11:59] np, I tried an encrypted user and had the same problem [12:00] it's somewhat ecryptfs specific [12:03] robert_ancell, ok, anyway I'm set up to debug on my nb as well now but I guess if you get the issue you can as well directly debug ;-) [12:03] yeah, I'm scratching my head though [12:03] good morning [12:04] hey cyphermox [12:04] hey seb128 [12:04] robert_ancell, it's weird I managed to log in a few times but I can't find steps to make it work or if that's random [12:05] like before it worked when I switched to the greeter with d-feet and tried to log in but it doesn't do it now [12:05] seb128, I think it's the home dir not getting mounted, perhaps there's a race [12:06] robert_ancell, but I can confirm the pam keyring integration being broken on any user, ecryptfs or not [12:06] not sure if that could be the same bug [12:10] ronoc: hey, I did not see your question, I have a bit of network trouble today [12:10] mvo__, no worries, could you send me details via email the system service dbus interface, so as i can code it up. [12:10] mvo__, i need to grab some lunch [12:10] seb128, ok, I won't chase that red herring [12:10] mvo__, bbiab [12:11] ronoc: sure [12:11] mvo__, thanks [12:11] mvo__, does it only appear on the bus if a restart is required ? [12:12] ronoc: its a auto start service, one way is to query it after a transaction of aptdaemon, but I guess I can actually add something into aptdaemon so that you can check after a finished aptdaemon transaction if a reboot is required [12:12] ronoc: does that sound easier? [12:13] hello mvo__ what do you need? [12:13] mvo__, I was going to put a dbus watcher in place for it whereby once it appears on the bus I will query it. but yes it would be easier if I get all i need from the apt dbus interface [12:14] mvo__, I have the watcher in place though [12:14] so its okay as is, i'm assuming I will need to watch for that name appearing onthe bus [12:14] when it appears query for a systemrestart [12:14] simple as that i hope [12:14] mvo__, ^ === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero [12:17] glatzor: a property/information if a restart is required after the transaction finished. wdyt? [12:17] mvo__, yep property changed signal would be just grand [12:17] ronoc: eaiest is to simply ask after each transaction if a reboot is required, but I will talk with glatzor about that now too [12:18] ronoc: have lunch first :) afterwards we should have something worked out :) [12:18] ok i'll hold off and work on something else [12:18] mvo__, perfect I'm starving :) [12:20] mvo__, how do you want to get the information from the system? the old stamp file mechanism? or by using a package white list? [12:22] glatzor: yeah, the good old stamp file, if its not there before the transaction but there after, we know it got created [12:23] glatzor: not sure if its worthwhile to carry "no-reboot, new-reboot-notification, already-existing-reboot-notification". or if there should simply be a "restart recommended" property in the transaction if we find the file [12:23] glatzor: its on /var/run and should be safe to reply on [12:24] didrocks, around [12:25] seif: on debugging stuff right now :) [12:25] didrocks, why do i have an ugly "me indicator" besdie the session one [12:25] seif: define "ugly" :) [12:27] didrocks, http://imgur.com/tXh7u [12:27] mvo__, why do you want to put it into the transaction at all? [12:27] mvo__, we cannot make any predections if the file will be created during the transaction [12:27] seif: yeah, the portrait doesn't look anything like you, :-) [12:27] seif: if you see your name, it means that you have more than one user on your computer [12:28] and the icon :P [12:28] jbicha, yeah i thnk i am fluffier :P [12:28] glatzor: not before, but when it finished, we know. well, it does not have to be in it, it would just be a convinient way for the apps to show a reboot-recommended msg if needed and without the need to query another interface [12:29] should we add a property to org.debian.aptdaemon? [12:29] didrocks, what about the icon [12:29] seif: not sure about it, better to talk to John/mpt about it :) [12:30] glatzor: hm, that is a nice idea [12:30] hi there glatzor [12:30] mpt, is this normal http://imgur.com/tXh7u [12:31] or do i have something wrong installed [12:31] could someone please fix bug 798951 [12:31] hello mpt! [12:31] Launchpad bug 798951 in gnome-panel "Applications menu fails to open due to change to /etc/xdg/menus/gnome-applications.menu" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/798951 [12:31] seif, yes. [12:31] seif, it follows the spec at least. [12:31] mpt: which spec? [12:32] jbicha, for the device menu and user menu. I'll see if I have permission to make it public now that it has been implemented. [12:33] desrt: ah, so got a reproducible test case for some fun with qm and dconf-qt. So, if you take this qml file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/651733/ [12:33] desrt: all is fine if you try to change the value with gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri "file:///usr/share/backgrounds/Fabric_by_Just_Jeanette.jpg" for instance [12:33] glatzor: do you want to go ahead with it or should I give it a go and propose a merge? [12:33] not trying to stir up trouble, but private design is annoying [12:33] desrt: if you try with g-c-c, I get: process 31085: type invalid 0 not a basic type [12:34] desrt: dconf-editor is working though, no idea of what g-c-c can do differently in the gsettings/dconf level? === chaotic_ is now known as chaotic [12:34] it's hard to tell what's already been decided and what's still open to getting bugs and improvements [12:34] didrocks: maybe g-c-c is doing multiple sets [12:35] which causes the change signal to arrive differently [12:35] desrt: you mean, sending multiple values in a row or multiple times the same one? [12:35] didrocks: could be that i handle that case incorrectly in either dconf-qt or libdconf-dbus-1 [12:35] didrocks: dconf has a facility for performing multiple changes at the same time [12:35] ie: grouping multiple writes into one [12:36] jbicha, hey, yeah having public spec is better [12:36] desrt: ah, yeah, that may be the cause then. Any chance you have a look? [12:36] maybe gcc is doing that [12:36] didrocks: maybe later today or tomorrow [12:36] desrt: no hurry, thanks a lot! :-) [12:36] * desrt is trying to smoke this eventfd issue [12:39] mvo__, oh a merge would be nice :) my niece is paying me a visit and I am still sitting at my work doing DRBD perfomance tunings :) [12:41] glatzor: ok, I will hack on it next [12:43] desrt: they are indeed using g_settings_delay() so I think you're right :) [12:44] didrocks: let me take a quick look at dconf-dbus-1 [12:44] desrt: no hurry, make seb128 happy first! :-) [12:44] oh god [12:45] i hate libdbus-1 [12:45] * desrt remembers writing this code, bad flashbacks [12:45] :) [12:46] nothing obvious. is it a crash? [12:46] can i get a trace? [12:46] desrt: it's not a crash, just a warning shown [12:47] can you trace to the warning? [12:47] desrt: sure, one sec [12:47] either enable fatal warnings or gdb and break on g_logv... [12:48] * didrocks needs to build dconf-qt with dbgsym first [12:48] didrocks, have you ever used the dee resource manager? [12:49] kenvandine: no, I don't even know what this is. I've just been a dee client right now, why? :) [12:49] cf your tweets from this week-end? [12:49] i have it working for one model... [12:49] not really [12:49] hmm, I have 2 gnome-shell patches sitting in bugzilla for over a week, I guess I have to chase someone down in IRC [12:49] didrocks, it does the on disk cache of the model [12:49] i want that for startup time [12:49] i have it working for one of my models [12:49] but not both [12:49] the cached file is on disk... but it fails to load it [12:50] with no error or crash [12:50] so a pita to debug [12:50] kenvandine: I think you should either chase neil or kamstrup then :) [12:50] and apparently on kamstrup has ever used it :) [12:50] s/on/only [12:50] I just used it for one model [12:50] as an experiment :) [12:51] the concept is awesome :) [12:51] (didn't know it was called dee resourcec manager now, was dee dump before) === ara_ is now known as ara [12:57] desrt: hum, I'm afraid it's even not a gwarning: doesn't break on it, and it really doesn't look like that ("process 488: type invalid 0 not a basic type"). More a QML/qtdeclarative thing [13:00] :( === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley [13:04] g'ah, invisible windows again [13:04] * kenvandine wonders if it is possible for sourceforge to be any harder to use [13:11] is someone working on updating glib2.0 to 2.29.14? [13:11] bdrung, yes, but it breaks gtk < current so they need to be updated together [13:12] you can update gtk first... [13:12] bdrung, you can try an updated combo in the ubuntu desktop ppa if you want, there is the new glib and a patched gtk being tested there [13:12] thanks, but i will wait. i am busy with other stuff [13:13] mclasen, can you? gtk 3.1.10 depends on glib 2.29.14 [13:13] mclasen, there is the unit change from desrt, and the 3.1 fix for the glib change doesn't check versions so shouldn't work on an old glib [13:13] seb128: ah, bummer [13:14] well anyway I've glib done, I'm working on the new gtk and I will upload both ;-) [13:14] I just remembered that desrt committed an extra hack to make the pspec hack work with old and new glib [13:14] right, he did on 3.0 [13:14] but not on 3.1 since git was already requiring the current glib for the new unit api [13:15] ah, right [13:17] seb128: could you do an experimental upload for me? [13:18] seb128: i have a somewhat sizable patch... [13:18] desrt, sure [13:18] desrt, you can probably upload easily in your own ppa as well [13:18] true. [13:18] except that fedora doesn't package dput :) [13:18] dput is just a wrapper [13:18] and (more importantly) i don't have a working gpg key here [13:18] you can ftp and put [13:19] ok, that's another issue ;-) [13:19] both problems will be fixed once i return home [13:19] where is the patch? [13:19] let me figure out which patches are the important ones here [13:19] can you email it to me maybe? [13:19] do you prefer 4 separate or one big? [13:19] what is best for you, one is probably easier [13:19] okay. let me rebase a bit. [13:20] * desrt makes a new branch [13:20] did you find an issue? [13:20] didrocks, did you say you got the same error in the error console with tbird this morning? (tree is undefined @ chrome://messenger/content/folderPane.js:885) [13:20] or did you not check? [13:20] and this was with the current beta (rather than the nightly)? [13:21] seb128: i've found a few more, actually [13:21] actually, i'm not quite ready yet. sorry. [13:22] chrisccoulson: it was the current version in oneiric, and yeah, it was that error IIRC [13:22] * desrt remembers one more bug he has to fix first [13:22] didrocks, thanks. i'm wondering if the startup cache thing was a red herring. the current beta doesn't use the same mechanism for the cache as the nightly [13:23] chrisccoulson: I hope it's the issue and that people won't get it under a normal load [13:24] chrisccoulson: apart from that, I'm pretty please with thunderbird TBH [13:24] cool :) [13:24] I just hoped that I can get a global "group by thread" property and I didn't have to tell for each subfolder to check to get the notification [13:25] but search is fast and responsive, contrary to jono, I'm pleased with it compared to evolution :) [13:25] I never use tabs though [13:29] didrocks: [13:30] can anyone think of a condition that would cause tree to be undefined at http://hg.mozilla.org/releases/comm-beta/file/4f152e919649/mail/base/content/folderPane.js#l889 ? [13:30] chrisccoulson: bienvenu has a patch for that [13:30] ;) [13:30] (from #maildev) [13:30] chrisccoulson: roh nice! that clearly means that you will maybe be able to sleep during nights and week-ends! :-) [13:30] lucky you ;) [13:30] yeah, i'm glad [13:38] hate hate update-manager [13:39] i disable it [13:39] why do you list ppa updates if you refuse to install them because they are not signed [13:39] let's use apt-get [13:41] didrocks, https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=658534 [13:41] Mozilla bug 658534 in Folder and Message Lists "can't collapse+expand accounts in folder pane, tree is undefined" [Normal,New: ] [13:42] chrisccoulson: great, will you integrate that soon in our thunderbird beta? [13:43] didrocks, there shouldn't be any need. i think they'll land it on the current beta anyway [13:43] ok :-) [13:49] seb128: okay. you have the patch in a mail [13:49] desrt, thanks [13:49] seb128: running the tests here one more time to save you the trouble if i accidentally broke something while rebasing :) [13:50] desrt, ok ;-) [13:56] seb128: seems fine. be sure to update the symbols file :) [13:56] desrt, ok ;-) [13:57] * kenvandine runs out for an early lunch break... be back in about an hour [13:58] * desrt wonders what TZ ken is in [14:00] mvo, any decisions been made ? [14:01] desrt, he's in north carolina [14:02] desrt, it must be 10am his time [14:02] early indeed :) [14:02] desrt, but he wakes up at 6am or something [14:02] ah [14:02] ronoc: we will add a property to aptdaemon for the restart required, I will hack on it later [14:02] mvo, perfect, will move on to something else in the interim. [14:02] mvo, thanks [14:02] thanks ronoc [14:10] seb128: hi. is https://code.launchpad.net/~dobey/ubuntu/oneiric/ubuntu-sso-client/release-1-3-2/+merge/68910 on your list too? :) [14:11] dobey, yes [14:11] seb128: great, thanks [14:11] yw [14:17] seb128: Thanks for your comment on the MP. Your reaction was kind of expected... ;-) [14:18] GunnarHj, ;-) [14:18] seb128: Do you think it would a good idea to move those scripts to a package of their own? I mean a pure Ubuntu package for now, even if I agree that it would be good if it could go upstream later on. [14:19] GunnarHj, you will have an hard time to get somebody to understand those changes before pitti comes back I think, but it can be good to try to get a bit of the logic and what we need described so we can start doing thinking on how that should work [14:19] mterry: hey, do you have some time for a short MIR review? bug #815919 [14:19] Launchpad bug 815919 in dconf-qt "[MIR] dconf-qt" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/815919 [14:21] seb128: It's not rocket science. :) But wouldn't a creation of a separate package contribute to a clarification of the logic? [14:22] GunnarHj, yes, it seems those script should live in either a new source or in some of langpack or locale binary [14:23] GunnarHj, i.e we should just have the logic to use them in the tools [14:24] GunnarHj, thinking about it language-selector should work to have those [14:24] easier than added a source [14:26] seb128: That was my original thought, but Martin didn't think it would be appropriate to make l-s a dependency of the other packages. [14:27] GunnarHj, he has a point, but maybe the source should be l-s and they should create a new language-selector-scripts binary [14:27] that one would be a pretty small depends [14:28] seb128: Yes, small indeed. :) [14:28] seb128: Martin mentioned accountsservice also, but personally I think the idea with a new l-s binary sounds like a better idea. [14:33] seb128: Would you like me to make an attempt to create such a l-s binary? That way the code would hopefully be better organized tomorrow when Rodrigo is back. [14:34] GunnarHj, hum, thanks but I think that can wait a bit, we will probably not reach any conclusion while pitti is not there [14:35] GunnarHj, what would help is a summary of the different pieces and what they do [14:35] so we can think of what is doing what, where they should be hosted and if they can be done in an upstream friendly way [14:36] what we will do over time is move some of those logical bits where they made sense and not as something ubuntu specific if we can [14:36] like the list of locales, etc ought to be the same on any distro [14:36] didrocks, ok [14:36] seb128: poke me with the build link when you have it? [14:36] desrt, will do [14:36] thx [14:37] desrt, I'm just finishing sorting the glib,gtk updates to oneiric and once the vcs is clean I will do a ppa update on top of that [14:37] ah. that sounds reasonable. [14:37] did you get a 3.1 with the gparamspec fixes? [14:38] desrt, yes [14:38] 3. [14:38] sweet [14:38] 3.1.10 [14:42] didrocks, who is consuming the -dev for dconf-qt? [14:42] mterry: unity-2d right now [14:44] didrocks, and the hope is that we try to avoid a maintenance burden by warning other potential users about the unstable ABI in the description? [14:44] mterry: indeed, it's really the same than using dconf directly btw [14:44] with the frontend/backend part [14:45] so I warn at least, what we don't do in other packages :) [14:45] didrocks, I see, the QML is the stablish frontend? [14:45] mterry: indeed, it shouldn't change [14:46] didrocks, but unity-2d is too special to use the QML? :) [14:46] mterry: it uses a great part of C++ as well [14:46] not only QML === chaotic_ is now known as chaotic [14:54] seb128: I fully agree that as much as possible should go upstream in the end. But since that reasonably won't happen before the Oneiric release, there is a need to do something in the meantime, and l-s is undergoing big changes anyway. [14:54] seb128: Since we are agreed that the scripts should not be in g-c-c, I think I'll move them to l-s for now, well aware of the risk that it may be a wasted effort. But that way I would achieve a set of MPs that at least I think make sense. :) [14:54] seb128: I'll also think about that summary of the different pieces you'd like to see. [14:54] GunnarHj, thanks [15:03] In what package is the code to enable/disable touchpad? Cause I have a bug when enabling/disabling my touchpad. [15:16] dupondje, gnome-settings-daemon [15:16] chrisccoulson, oh, you had rights for bluez added, great one thing less to sponsor today :p [15:16] seb128, yeah :) [15:16] thanks to cjwatson [15:17] it's nice that i can use my bluetooth adapter again :) [15:17] i really missed that at the rally, as my travel mouse is bluetooth [15:27] seb128: short patch lifetime for nautilus \o/ [15:27] didrocks, nice work getting things upstream there ;-) [15:27] heh :-) [15:28] seb128, do you know much about gudev (i don't see pitti online) [15:28] ronoc, not really, pitti is on holidays for 2 weeks [15:28] seb128, ah doh [15:30] ronoc, try asking on #ubuntu-devel [15:30] ronoc, or on #udev [15:30] seb128, will do thx [15:30] tremolux, if a package has multiple .desktop files, how does software-center pick among them? [15:30] (in terms of which .desktop file it grabs info from) [15:31] mterry: sorry, in a call, I'll be a few minutes [15:35] kenvandine: I'm talking with scottk, and they have appmenu-gtk2/3 for enabling by default appmenu support for gtk apps when you install some (they use appmenu in their netbook flavor) [15:36] kenvandine: he's suggesting that we downgrade the dep as suggests and try to avoid shlibs-gen to bringing it by excluding gtk2/3 [15:36] I think it makes sense to make, WDYT? [15:36] * kenvandine thinks [15:37] if we install an app using it, it will dep on gtk2 or gtk3 [15:37] so we will have the dep [15:37] sounds fine [15:37] indeed [15:37] how do we keep shlibs from bringing in the dep? [15:37] and without it, the component is just useless and won't be used [15:37] kenvandine: I'll do it if you want :) [15:37] please do :) [15:37] it's a -X question, just need to find the right path [15:37] cool [15:38] awesome, thx! [15:38] yw :) [15:39] jasoncwarner_: ping? [15:50] mterry: heyo, so the short answer is that we show them all [15:50] mterry: is there a specific thing you are seeing? [15:51] tremolux, well, let's say a package has two desktop files with different names. Which gets used? [15:51] tremolux, just wondering which .desktop file to put my X-Ubuntu-Software-Center-Name key in [15:53] mterry: when I tested that feature, I used deja-dup.desktop ;) [15:58] tremolux, K. Do you know why that one got picked? [15:59] tremolux, (over deja-dup-preferences.desktop or deja-dup-ccpanel.desktop) [16:03] mterry: hmm, I'm not sure of the answer to that, let me look (fwiw I used it in my test because it seemed the obvious choice) [16:07] mterry: the reason is that those other desktop files are not included in app-install-data [16:09] tremolux, ah, fascinating. do you know how app-install-data decides which to slurp? [16:11] tremolux, hmm, seems like it sucks down a tarball created by mvo on rookery [16:12] tremolux, and newer versions of that tarball include deja-dup-ccpanel.desktop as well as deja-dup.desktop. So I'm curious how software-center will act then [16:12] kenvandine: it seems that libdbusmenu takes more time to build all the packages itself than to build the upstream code [16:12] yeah.... [16:13] it is a pita [16:13] didrocks, the gir stuff is slow [16:13] didrocks, if you want to optimize dh_gir... you're welcome ;-) [16:13] seb128: dpkg-genshlibs is slow as well :-) [16:13] and no, I've done some perl last week, it was enough for the month :-) [16:14] one punishment at a time :-) [16:15] mterry: the lists are blacklisted here (courtesy mvo): bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mvo/archive-crawler/mvo/ in data/blacklist.cfg and blacklist_desktop.cfg [16:15] mterry: is deja-dup-ccpanel.desktop new? [16:15] mterry: seems it may need to be added there? [16:29] or add X-AppInstall-Ignore=true to the desktop file [16:29] didrocks, why do you need to change libdbusmenu and indicator... to drop appmenu-gtk depends? [16:29] didrocks, just tweak the shlibs from the rules in appmenu-gtk? [16:39] seb128: didn't you follow the discussion above with kenvandine? ^ [16:39] seb128: I upload a gtk3 apturl next, could you give it the special seb128 test ? [16:39] didrocks, I did but you talked about appmenu-gtk and you uploaded libdbusmenu and indicator-appmenu so I'm lost [16:40] mvo, sure [16:40] seb128: yeah, it was the first pass, then I look at the kubuntu seed to see what really brought gtk [16:40] didrocks, I'm less happy about downgrading the indicator depends [16:41] mterry: ^^^ what mvo said, adding "X-AppInstall-Ignore=true" to deja-dup-ccpanel.desktop will accomplish it as well [16:41] seb128: hum, let me check for the indicator again [16:42] mterry: and then X-Ubuntu-Software-Center-Name goes in deja-dup.desktop and you are good to go [16:42] didrocks, you are sure that if gtk is missing but the indicator so is there you will not take the unity loader down on a missing symbol or lib? [16:42] indicator ".so" [16:43] -unity [16:43] mvo: (thanks for suggesting that) :) [16:43] seb128: crap, my bad… [16:43] * didrocks blames on all those *indicator* [16:43] didrocks, no worry ;-) [16:43] seb128: will fix the indicator* next time [16:43] didrocks, thanks [17:23] davmor2, your problem with gwibber opening the wrong url, that is when clicking on the avatar right? [17:34] kenvandine: indeed, I think it might be an issue with ticket positions though it was opening Jono's twitter message on some one elses fb message [17:34] no, it is signals not getting disconnected [17:35] the downside to reusing these tile widgets... is making sure data and signals are all properly changed and disconnected [17:35] kenvandine: that would sound about right, if I closed gwibber and re-open it opens the right page [17:36] kenvandine: you still need me to file a bug on it or are you okay I didn't have time yesterday [17:37] nah [17:37] fixing it now [17:37] just making sure that was the issue [17:37] kenvandine: sounds like it [17:38] guys is there a reason why restart is missing from the system indicator? [17:39] have a good evening guys! [17:50] davmor2, i hadn't noticed that.. [17:51] kenvandine: it is though isn't it please say it's not just me :) [17:52] davmor2, indeed... it is missing [17:52] want a bug for that one :) [17:54] tedg, is that per design? [18:02] kenvandine, Uhm, I don't remember. [18:03] kenvandine, I think we've gone back and forth on those a bit. [18:03] tedg, i haven't seen the design for that [18:03] kenvandine, I'm not sure where it ended up. [18:04] kenvandine, I think even the docs we have are out of date. [18:13] davmor2, file a bug and we can assign it to someone that can confirm [18:13] kenvandine, tedg I'll write a bug for it and then you can invalidate it latter if it is by design [18:13] kenvandine: you beat me to it :) [18:14] :) [18:14] kenvandine: I'm taking it that it is the indicator-power correct? [18:14] davmor2, fixed that link bug... hopefully get a release out soon [18:14] no [18:14] indicator-session [18:15] kenvandine: thanks [18:35] kenvandine: bug #816066 [18:35] Launchpad bug 816066 in indicator-session "There is no restart option" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/816066 [18:36] davmor2, thx... i've assigned it [18:45] bah, it's annoying that users running the unstable series can do trivial duplicate checks [18:46] like the "no restart in session indicator" got 3 duplicates now [18:46] kenvandine, the bug you commented on is a duplicate of bug #815077 [18:46] Launchpad bug 815077 in indicator-session "restart is missing from SessionMenu" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/815077 [18:46] cool [18:47] kenvandine, I would like to see the spec as well but I would not be surprised if they decided to show restart only when upgrades needing a restart are installed [18:47] that would be typical design thinking, "why do users need to restart if there is no upgrade" ;-) [18:48] :) [18:50] kenvandine, next they will drop shutdown you will see ;-) [18:50] hehe [19:24] seb128, think you can look at gtkspell in binNEW? [19:24] i want to roll a release of gwibber that needs that :) [19:24] kenvandine, sure [19:24] thx [19:24] i added gtk3 support [19:24] I noticed the upload [19:25] great, it was on my "to check what to do with gtk3" list ;-) [19:25] i am suprised nobody has yelled yet :) [19:25] i saw quite a few things on google saying "can't port X to gtk3 because of gtkspell" [19:25] ;-) [19:25] sadly upstream looks nearly dead :( [19:26] but i did submit my patch :) [19:32] tedg, hey [19:32] tedg, how is libindicate-gtk on gtk3 going? [19:32] you have an a3 wi for it on our gnome3 spec [19:33] seb128, Uhm, only took a quick look at it. [19:33] seb128, Let me do that now actually. Not in the middle of something, should only take a few hours. [19:34] tedg, thanks [19:34] kenvandine, ^ [19:35] woot! [19:35] kenvandine, I thought you'd done the configure stuff, do you have a branch somewhere/ [19:35] tedg, i see how it is... i harass you and get ignored, seb128 does and you just do it :) [19:35] tedg, no... i never even touched it [19:36] kenvandine, What can I say, he comes from a better wine region ;-) [19:37] i'll agree with that [19:38] cyphermox, btw if you want some GNOME updates the evolution stack has 3.1.4 tarballs [19:38] kenvandine, Fine, if you won't be trolled by that.... he comes from a place with a better hockey team ;-) [19:38] seb128: cool, sure [19:38] bah! [19:38] cyphermox, thanks [19:39] just finishing up some usb_modeswitch fixes first [19:43] seb128, is there any benefit in installing the scaled png for icons? [19:45] kenvandine, you mean the 256x256 icon when there is also a svg? [19:45] not sure but I would like to know [19:45] yeah [19:45] check with dobey maybe, he should know about icons ;-) [19:45] dobey, ^^ [19:45] i am finally making gwibber install proper icons [19:46] and seems silly to create a bunch of pngs [19:46] huh? [19:47] I think gnome-shell uses those in its expose, which means they would be useful for alt-tab and lenses in unity as well but I'm not sure if having a svg is enough [19:47] kenvandine: well, librsvg doesn't support everything inkscape does. so for gnome-icon-theme for example, everything gets rendered to PNG, and the PNGs get installed [19:47] kenvandine: and for the scalable it just uses the 256 PNG, which scales about the same quality as a 256px SVG does [19:48] dobey, so if librsvg renders the gwibber.svg fine, i should just install that? [19:48] or forget the png? [19:49] you can install the svg i guess. but librsvg isn't a requirement for gtk+ to work afaik, so if you want to rely on that, you should also add a hard dependency on librsvg [19:49] or more specifically, on the librsvg gdk-pixbuf renderer [19:49] ok [19:50] also, even if the SVG loads fine, i think the PNGs might be faster still [19:54] interesting... only installing the svg does make it look pretty bad [20:02] dobey, is it sane then to install the 256 png instead of all the other sizes? [20:02] dobey, that one file is smaller than all the common sizes combined [20:02] no, you need to install the small normal sizes [20:03] it doesn't scale down to 16x16 very well :) [20:13] ok [20:48] seb128, have any time to look at gtkspell? === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [20:50] kenvandine, doh, sorry got sidetracked, but I'm done with the other things, looking *now* ;-) [20:50] woot :) [20:51] i was going to upload with --disable-spell :) [20:51] but i'll wait [20:55] kenvandine, hum [20:55] sounds like more work for me :) [20:56] kenvandine, small thing, the dev for gtk2 and gtk3 should conflict [20:56] of you need to do something about the documentation [20:56] like add a new binary [20:57] humm [20:57] the package isn't building docs [20:57] i don't think [20:57] I'm tired [20:57] hehe :) [20:57] you installed it in the gtk3-dev only [20:58] * kenvandine looks [20:58] kenvandine, the gtkspell binary is confusing [20:58] oh... [20:59] for one thing it will be empty on ubuntu [20:59] yeah, i was puzzled what to do [20:59] but including them with the libs would conflict [20:59] not on ubuntu ;-) [20:59] hehe [20:59] we strip the translations [20:59] yeah... [20:59] but that said I would name it libgtkspell-common [21:00] oh, i make the gtk2 dev package depend on the gtk3 [21:00] rather than gtkspell [21:00] and the headers are only in the gtk3 package [21:00] gtkspell is misleading in make you think it's an application [21:00] true... [21:00] when libgtkspell-common will not confuse [21:00] where [21:00] works for me :) [21:00] can you rename it something with lib and common? [21:01] what do you think of libgtkspell-dev depending on libgtkspell3-dev? [21:01] it's awkward... [21:01] just for the api? [21:01] I would not bother [21:01] so leave the headers out of the gtk2 package and not depend? [21:02] hum [21:02] there is the .h indeed [21:02] i hate duplicating those [21:02] do we have anything that will dual built gtk2 and gtk3 and need that lib? [21:02] nothing yet... [21:03] since there is nothing using it for gtk3 yet [21:03] kenvandine, keep it like it is now and put a conflicts [21:03] we will deal with dual installation if we need to [21:03] ok... [21:03] but it's not likely that we will dual build anything out of libs [21:04] and we don't have libs depending on that one [21:04] true [21:05] kenvandine, I'm still around for a bit, do the gtkspell -> something-common rename please and I will new only the new binaries [21:05] kenvandine, no need to deal with new binaries to drop on the next upload [21:06] seb128, ok, should anything depend on libgtkspell-common? [21:07] kenvandine, no [21:07] it's going to be empty anyway [21:08] kenvandine, oh, put the autoreconf rules before the debhelper one [21:08] ok [21:08] otherwise you will get some debhelper.log in the diff.gz [21:09] oh... is that the trick! [21:09] took me a while to figure why we had some of those [21:09] that has been annoying [21:09] yes... [21:13] seb128, uploaded [21:14] kenvandine, ok, you can upload gwibber as well, it will go depwaiting on it [21:14] will do [21:14] thx! [21:14] yw [21:15] kenvandine, btw did you find anything wrong with the messages counts or fb streams? [21:15] not yet, haven't really looked [21:15] fixed a bunch of other stuff though :) [21:16] ok [21:16] seb128, next on my list is gwibber-accounts and gtk3 :) [21:16] \o/ [21:16] dropping wnck [21:18] \o/ ;-) [21:19] ricotz, hey [21:20] ricotz, do you have the mx build log? the gir provides the old name and the build-depends is not versioned so it should install with the old name [21:21] seb128, gtkspell just failed on amd64 ... sounds like the same problem [21:21] kenvandine, "same"? [21:21] than mx? [21:21] seb128: the old binary is still in the archive, if that's removed it should work as is [21:21] like what you just described for mx [21:21] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [21:21] libgtk-3-dev : Depends: libgtk-3-0 (= 3.1.8-0ubuntu5) but it is not going to be installed [21:21] Depends: gir1.2-gtk-3.0 (= 3.1.8-0ubuntu5) but it is not going to be installed [21:21] kenvandine, no [21:21] ok... :) [21:21] kenvandine, that's the glib,gtk transition [21:21] new glib makes old gtk segfault [21:22] so I had to make it breaks libgtk [21:22] seb128, hi, https://launchpadlibrarian.net/75010602/buildlog_ubuntu-oneiric-amd64.mx_1.2.0-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [21:22] glib failed to build first (testsuit timeout), it did success on a retry though [21:22] so next publisher should have amd64 back on shape [21:22] i.e in the next 25 minutes [21:23] ok [21:23] ricotz, seems like a clutter issue [21:23] seb128: if gir1.2-json-glib-1.0 | 0.13.4-1 is removed, the provides should work, otherwise they won't [21:24] micahg, oh, good point [21:24] ricotz, well, why do we need a mx rebuild? [21:24] ricotz, i.e can that wait for debian to fix it so we can stay in sync? [21:24] or does it break something? [21:25] seb128, i know, i didnt find the debian repos :\, so i just reported it that way [21:25] rhythmbox will depend on it [21:25] so it might even need a MIR [21:25] depends or optional depends for a plugin? [21:26] the visualizer plugin needs it, so it is optional [21:26] ricotz, well cheese and totem use it as well so it might requires a mir for those [21:26] having a mir is fine, on the CD will be another question [21:27] ricotz, do you want to file the mir for it? ;-) [21:27] ricotz, debian: http://packages.qa.debian.org/m/mx.html [21:27] you can probably open a bug to say they need to rename it [21:28] i see, so if there are some main packages needing it a MIR is worth it [21:28] yeah, i actually looked for the packaging svn [21:28] there might not be a vcs for it in debian [21:28] ricotz, right, mir is worth it, totem will depends on it this cycle [21:29] cheese has been demoted but kenvandine and ev wants it back in main so it might come back [21:29] :) [21:29] kenvandine, btw did you see the gst replaces bug? [21:29] no... [21:29] kenvandine, ok, I figure you might not have, I assigned it to you [21:30] seb128, ok, i hope someone likes to do the mir [21:30] sorry... been heads down all day :) [21:30] i'll look in the morning [21:30] kenvandine, we go some conflicts with the new -gconf binary, you probably screwed the replaces version [21:30] :( [21:30] kenvandine, no hurry ;-) [21:30] the "classic" upgrade order issu [21:30] issue [21:32] ok, gwibber uploaded... gotta run for a bit [21:32] seb128, thx! [21:32] kenvandine, have fun, see you tomorrow [21:33] kenvandine, I will retry the amd64 builds after the publisher run and new libgtkspell [21:33] thx!