[01:30] hello === webpigeon is now known as Guest82638 [04:08] popey: http://nyantardis.com/ === gary is now known as Gary [06:52] morning all [06:55] Morning! [06:59] Morning [07:02] morning [07:02] * Gary is still feeling sorry for himself [07:06] wassup Gary ? [07:06] morning popey [07:13] Morning all [07:25] AlanBell: COngrats on the reapproval, sorry I couldn't join in, but deepest darkest derbyshire doesn't have much in the way of internet or mobile signals [07:28] Morning all [07:29] hi smittix [07:29] How goes it? [07:29] how was the holiday DJones ? [07:29] smittix: need coffee [07:29] heh [07:30] MooDoo: morning, things are okay, still in pain tho :'( [07:31] Gary: feeling poorly. [07:33] yeah, came off my bike on sunday, faceplanted the pavement [07:33] Gary: ouch, done that a few times :S [07:33] popey: It was good, nice and relaxing, lots of walking (dog now has legs that are about 2 inches shorter), visiting places, drinking wine/beer/southern comfort etc [07:34] excellent [07:34] feeling refreshed? [07:34] Knackered :) [07:34] MooDoo: I broke my hand too! and have since been feeling rather sorry for myself [07:35] 5 mile walks up hills & down dales [07:35] poor Gary :( [07:35] Gary: hugs [07:35] Gary: Sorry to hear about that, hope the recovery doesn't take too long [07:53] aloha [07:55] morning czajkowski *poke* [07:55] "Just letting you know your bi-monthly candy was just sent from Japan and should be arriving to you in about a week." :D [07:56] candy! [07:59] :D [08:06] popey: the Morpeth on Millbank often has canoniclers on a friday [08:07] but many of us prefer to scurry home to our burrows ;) [08:07] :D [08:11] gord: you get candy from Japan? [08:14] kirrus, yup [08:15] pocky ♥ [08:15] gord: ordered from a site, or just a friend being friendly? :) [08:16] from a site, its a club, every other week you get sent new candy [08:16] for €15 a month [08:18] morning all \o [08:19] sounds good.. gotta link? ;) [08:19] um candyjapan.com maybe? something like that? i have no idea [08:20] http://www.candyjapan.com/ [08:20] woo, thanks :) [08:22] morning all [08:22] That's the first time in 20 years that I have overslept for work :D [08:25] diplo: no excuse :D [08:27] Nope :( [08:27] Luckily on my own at work this week [08:27] anyone notice? [08:29] Not yet, work remotely from our headoffice in Nottingham [08:29] No missed calls, just wasn't on msn/skype [08:30] "I forgot to sign in this morning" [08:30] :D [08:31] Nottingham O_o :) [08:32] Us Nottingham Ubuntu-ers definately need a meet up :D [08:32] I concur! [08:32] I'm up on my own next month for 2-3 days [08:32] Staying in a hotel in the town centre [08:32] cool, pub night :D [08:32] So up for a meet up [08:33] I have returned [08:42] Moodoo, are you on google, [08:42] bah [08:42] s/google,/google+ [08:45] smittix: yup [08:46] Paul Mellors [08:46] Coolio [08:47] \o/ Google+ [08:47] I've been playing some games on it recently [08:47] Not related to John Mellors by any chance? [08:47] its nice that they keep game stuff to the game stream [08:47] popey: You're already in my Linux Peeps circle [08:47] heh [08:47] smittix: no :) and i've added you :D [08:48] smittix: John? Johnathan? [08:48] i have an uncle Johnathan [08:48] How old roughly? [08:49] The John I know is 27ish [08:49] nah not the one, he's my uncle and i'm 40 :D [08:49] well 39 :) [08:49] ahh heh [08:52] * Howie is still.here [08:52] i'll contact you guys in a couple of weeks about a beer, still waiting for the new nipper to drop. [08:57] help ubuntu has got stuck on a 30 second loop, and its driving me up the wall [08:59] any ideas [08:59] not with that level of detail, no [08:59] I cant see any open aplocations and the pc is stuck.on stand by [09:00] and I cant stop it or get the pc off stand by [09:01] Do you have sshd running on the machine? [09:01] in English please [09:01] That'll be a no then [09:02] Howie: the ssh deamon, the program that allows you to SSH into your box [09:02] I have no idea what that is anyway [09:02] right [09:02] I have SSHd running on all of my linux machines, so that if they freeze, I can connect from another machine and kill whatever is causing the freeze [09:02] Howie: have you tried turning it off and on again? [09:02] IT Crowd to the rescue [09:03] popey it wont turn off [09:03] Pull the power cable out [09:03] Or remove the battery [09:03] Howie: press and hold the power button for 15 seconds [09:03] it should then power off [09:03] Yes, what MooDoo says [09:04] it beeps twice and continues to run [09:04] pull the power out [09:04] If it still runs after that, you have bigger problems [09:05] bigcalm: and i want to know his secret as it's running with no power :D [09:05] :) [09:05] wth battery backup mode active just appeared on screen for a few seconds and then it contonues being annoying [09:05] Reminds me of one of the few x-files eps. I can remember: Ghost in the Machine [09:06] Howie: take your trolling elsewhere [09:06] Howie: just remove all power to the machine...that will sort it..... [09:07] I believe howie to be wasting our time here. [09:07] popey its not trolling its me forgetting that I put a backup battery in iy [09:07] bullshit [09:07] Howie: that won't effect anything [09:07] popey: i think that was a little harsh :S [09:07] FIST OF DOOM [09:07] imho [09:07] heh [09:08] MooDoo: feel free to go back over the last year of crap we've had from him and undo that [09:08] then come back to me and tell me it was harsh [09:08] popey: ah ok [09:08] * MooDoo stands corrected [09:09] * MooDoo wonders if it's pushing it a little too far if i mention language ;) [09:09] yes, it is [09:11] Oh, it's him [09:12] indeed [09:12] And now, for something completely different: http://eddirt.frozenreality.co.uk/index.php?id=783 [09:13] haha [09:13] I want me a kitten [09:13] That sums my cat up [09:15] MooDoo: name a pub in nottingham [09:15] "The MooDoo Arms" [09:15] I name this pub... [09:16] Just don't break the bottle [09:17] I do like the pubs in Nottingham, and the people seem quite nice as well [09:18] hmm [09:18] I tried to add a pin to where we are on the UK map the other day [09:18] I think I failed [09:18] :/ [09:19] feck [09:19] czajkowski: did it tell you that you already had said that? [09:19] AlanBell: the trip to jerusalem? the bell in, the salutation inn [09:19] MooDoo: pick one [09:19] AlanBell: no I couldnt move the pin to anywhere other than "London" and I was trying to be specific [09:19] so not sure it saved [09:19] diplo: Except for the rioting scumbags which were in the city center not long ago. [09:20] AlanBell: salutation [09:20] The Bell inn is our usual I believe, that just down / opposite a tescos/mcd's ? [09:20] I forgot to ask my work peeps about that smittix, was it that bad ? [09:20] diplo: Yeah The Bell is a good pub [09:20] czajkowski: it did save, somewhere [09:21] Oo, Nottingham is only 1.5hours from here [09:21] diplo: Yeah It was worse than the media made it out to be. They didnt report on half the things that happened. [09:21] hmm ok [09:21] smittix, :( [09:21] czajkowski: it saved in Westminster, want it deleted? [09:21] I am the only person in London [09:21] I find this hard to believe [09:21] nah tis cool [09:21] diplo: But I have to hand it to Nottinghamshire Police they did a great job. [09:22] smittix: the only things i heard about was in st anns and mansfield [09:22] Nowt happened in my small town, I didn't actually here about it till monday night/tuesday morning [09:22] MooDoo: Bulwell, Sneinton, Meadows, Basford, Radford, St Anns. [09:22] AlanBell: can you RT my last tweet :) [09:23] smittix: where are you living at the mo? [09:23] MooDoo: Bulwell, Stanns, Meadows and Oxclose lane police stations were all attacked. [09:23] MooDoo: Cinderhill. [09:23] didn't know oxclose was :S [09:23] smittix: Calverton here [09:24] Ubuntu UK Road Trip - Nottingham '11 :D [09:24] AlanBell: thanks [09:24] :D [09:24] MooDoo: Yeah, I remember you saying :). One person from Calverton was arrested. [09:25] smittix: yay :D lol [09:25] smittix: don't know the name do you? [09:25] I will have a look [09:26] s'ok i got it [09:27] *sigh* [09:28] Rain is horrible :( [09:28] I quite like the rain [09:28] Want to go home put heating on and watch a movie, not really making me want to stay at work [09:29] Expect when it causes flooding and I lose my car to it in 2007 [09:29] why must every program have a different key combination for re-do :( [09:29] * MooDoo started encoding his movies last night, shame all i've got is a laptop 2.5 hours to encode a movie :S [09:29] we all decided on undo! [09:29] gord: you should try SAP one day [09:29] oh really? [09:29] they have different function key combinations within the application on different screens [09:29] ha nice [09:30] refresh might be F5, F8, or perhaps Shift F2 [09:30] Fun [09:30] yeah [09:30] right, more people tell me about pubs where they live, postcode and name please [09:31] * popey pokes AlanBell DJones and whoever else with -irc [09:31] ok [09:32] Humm? [09:33] AlanBell: the LUG in my county meets here: http://shropshirelug.wordpress.com/meetings/ [09:34] AlanBell: not the biggest pub, but they do have an upstairs room the LUG gets to use [09:34] http://www.jonobacon.org/2011/07/05/free-official-ubuntu-book-for-approved-loco-teams/ for offical locoteams [09:35] :) [09:36] czajkowski: applied for it when that was posted (deadline was monday) [09:37] I have the one for 10.04 LTS if any one is interested in borrowing it :D [09:37] heh, neat. found my suse thing :) http://ubuntuone.com/p/1BCk/ [09:37] *puts it next to the wookie that guards his computer from viruses* [09:38] hehe, i have one of them [09:38] it's in Sams bed [09:38] gord: not seen mine in years :) [09:38] mine was behind the coffee in the kitchen cabinet - smells like coffee now :) [09:39] oh right yes, i took a photo on my phone *watches u1 notify-osd spam me on all my computers* [09:40] I want one of those Tux Droids [09:41] http://ubuntu-uk.org/happy-hour/ [09:41] need moar pubs [09:41] * popey will tweet this. [09:41] then I will mix the order up a bit [09:41] can you put some text on that page which describes what we plan? [09:43] the planned route isn't too helpful, just lots of red lines with no progression indicatied [09:43] That is some distance to travel AlanBell :D [09:43] is there a way to add a pub yourself? [09:43] MooDoo: sure, register on the site and I will bump you up to editor [09:43] ok thank you [09:47] popey: Have you discovered whether the WP/Apache/PHP issue is still there on a later version of Ubuntu? [09:48] http://ubuntu-uk.org/happy-hour/ [09:49] Zoomed out, the pin looks as though it's in Wolverhampton. It's Telford if that gives and +/- points :) [09:50] TheOpenSourcerer: no, all of them run LTS [09:50] ok [09:50] ty [09:51] Anyone know how to get schema and data out of MSSQL so it could be imported in MySQL or something more free and useful? [09:52] I should be ashamed of myself. Its the first time I have installed 11.10 [09:52] Liking the login screen. [09:52] smittix: I'm still on 10.10 currently. Can't bring myself to get all unityfied just yet. [09:53] TheOpenSourcerer, don't blame you [09:53] TheOpenSourcerer: To be honest I hated unity to start with because it was so different. But now I love it. [09:53] i was in oneiric, then it crashed to much, so went to 10.04, just upgrated to maverick last night [09:53] unity's implementation in natty is really really really really really really really really bugged [09:54] I have no problems in Natty at all. [09:57] Ouch, on exam results day, the UCAS website has crashed and had to been taken offline [09:58] ooops [10:01] TheOpenSourcerer: you can upgrade, and still use Gnome2, just on the login screen select 'Ubuntu Classic'. I had to, as Unity kept flipping my workspace orientation, so nothing was where I put it :/ [10:01] If only they could have predicted when it will be in high demand... [10:02] kirrus: Yeah I can, but why? 10.10 is stable and reliable. I use this for work and don't really have time to get to grips with all the other UI changes right now. [10:04] Newer version of firefox? I tend to upgrade just because I've seen what happens to machines that don't get upgraded, ever. (i.e. they're a pig to get up-to-date, or they just break when you try) [10:04] I am running FF6 this morning. [10:05] Same here (think I was yesterday as well). When will this crazyness end? [10:05] The guy who does the HTML Validator extension has stopped releasing until the API settles down :( [10:06] bigcalm, never, then [10:06] I'm not very happy about the Mozilla 6weekly release schedule. As an extension dev (for Thunderbird which is also now on the 6 week cycle) it is a pain in the bottom. [10:06] It's just a number! WTF can't they update a minor one rather than a major? [10:06] the new api they are making is supposed to fix that problem [10:07] if its just a number why does it matter? [10:08] The way you specify the version an extension relies on major numbers. [10:08] install.rdf, isn't it? [10:08] Yeah [10:09] TheOpenSourcerer, re MSSQL, could use php/perl to extract and put into mysql [10:09] I did it at my last job [10:09] 3.0 [10:09] 6.0.* [10:10] who te hell uses toy products like mssql? [10:10] one of our customers [10:10] o/ [10:10] so we are going to put it in a real database [10:10] but there is a lack of sensible export options from MSSQL [10:11] that's not how lock-in works [10:11] http://www.convert-in.com/mss2sql.htm this looks like it might work [10:11] heh, we had quite a few software companies dependant on it, so we let them use it and exported the data to mysql to do with it what we wanted [10:11] There are a few commercial tools. There used to be a MySQL tool but that EOL'd in 2008 [10:12] yeah that was the issue I came across TheOpenSourcerer [10:12] however a free softare mysqldump tool for mssql would be kind of nice [10:12] http://ms2my.sourceforge.net/ [10:12] There is AlanBell, you can do CLI with MSSQL [10:12] trying to remember commands, has been a while since I had to do it [10:13] Last Update 2009-07-17 :-( [10:13] Not sure if it's human readable though like mysqldump [10:14] Also seems to be http://sqldump.sourceforge.net [10:14] lol 2002 [10:14] :D [10:14] 2005 MSSQL ? [10:15] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa174646 [10:16] Can't tell if that handles the schema or not. [10:16] yeah looks like what I used [10:17] http://blog.simonholywell.com/post/374215441/sql-server-2005-dump-to-sql-statements [10:19] My brother is a MSSQL chap, want me to ask how to dump the schema ? [10:19] morning all [10:20] That would be kind diplo - thanks. If he has time of course. [10:21] That blog post and the DPW look to be helpful too. Thanks. [10:21] Does anyone here have a Vega Tablet? [10:22] Will send him a text now, he was always my fall guy when I got stuck with MSSQL, not really my speciality by any means, but I normally get by, but not having to touch it for nearly 2 years doesn't help :) [10:24] £875 for a linux ODBC driver for MSSQL! [10:24] http://www.easysoft.com/products/data_access/odbc-sql-server-driver/index.html [10:24] Don't need it.. can do it with a pear module [10:25] hello [10:25] http://pear.php.net/package/MDB2_Driver_mssql/redirected [10:25] I believe [10:25] so, after a very long and painful process, I've got cuts, in .ogv, for all the bits of my screencast that I want. [10:25] now I want to put them together and publish them [10:25] I basically have no idea how to do this [10:25] openshot \o/ [10:25] mencoder doesn't output ogv for me [10:26] AlanBell: openshot is fail [10:26] AlanBell: it snips off beginnings and ends of clips [10:26] AlanBell: at least when I am playing back within openshot [10:27] hmm, try a test render, I have not seen that problem [10:33] Hmm my Google+ Invites arent going down. [10:34] MartijnVdS: I can't stop playing "Kakkaoi!" song :P [10:34] If you listen to this you will not get it out of your head http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bAN7Ts0xBo [10:35] smittix: heh, man I haven't heard that in years XD [10:36] No mine don't either [10:36] Don't think they are are really doing it, just a ploy to say it's in "Beta" [10:36] when me and my friends first heard that song in like 2000, we all went out and were doing the dance constantly [10:36] HazRPG: I actually like it. [10:37] then WoW:BC came out, people all thought we were imitating the Draenei dance [10:38] morning davmor2 [10:39] morning MooDoo [10:39] HazRPG: haha [10:40] smittix: yeah I do too, I first heard heard the song in Saudi on the asian Channel V music channel, it use to be a random channel, mainly English songs played - but they're occasionally do music from all across asia (india, china, korea, japan, etc) [10:42] there was another Punjabi song I really liked back then, but because I can't really remember the lyrics (and since you can't do a google search on an image that's in your head) ... I could never find it [10:44] HazRPG: This one makes me laugh. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdyC1BrQd6g [10:45] AlanBell: basically, Openshot's internal playback is very unreliable for me [10:46] but the output render seems to go ok [10:47] I think the internal renderer tries to play back realtime even if it can't get the data on screen fast enough === andybleaden_ is now known as andybleaden [10:48] Anyone else here having issues with Chomium recently since a recent update, seems to just lock up ( go grey ) [10:48] Just from a selecting a link [10:49] smittix: heh that dude looks familiar! [10:49] diplo, close all chromium windows. run a ps -ef | grep chromium. you may have a defective chromium flash process [10:49] smittix: haha no wait, I have heard this song before XD [10:50] I would love to get an Ubuntu hour up here in Manchester...perhaps one of the wifi friendlier pubs in the city... [10:50] smittix: it was another song I heard on Channel V [10:50] It keeps happening directhex even after reboots since maybe 2 days ago [10:52] andybleaden: tell AlanBell about a put and get it added to the list :) [10:53] andybleaden: pub not put :) [10:53] andybleaden: pick a pub name and postcode [10:54] does it have to have wifi [10:54] or just nice beer [10:54] beer [10:54] dont rush now! [10:54] I would go for the marble arch then [10:54] I nominate the Crown Beeston Nottingham NG9 1FY http://www.everards.co.uk/pubs/crown_inn_173/ [10:55] sally: FTW! [10:55] * AlanBell adds that to the list, thanks sally [10:55] sally: another nottingham user eh :D [10:55] Marble Arch 73 Rochdale Road Manchester M4 4HY [10:56] brew their own beer too! [10:56] #ubuntu-uk-notts-branch :) [10:56] http://www.marblebeers.co.uk/ [10:56] MooDoo :) link? [10:57] sally: i was just creating a irc channel as a joke :) although i'm in it lol [10:57] Marble is also easy public transport wise in Manchester and away from the noisy part [10:58] many others here in GM area? [10:58] smittix: if you wanna hear something really random... just before saudi arabian channel 2 (they only had 2 local TV channels) was turned on or opened up, this was the song that played, just to let you know they were about to start the first program: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajf6WO4MuSg [10:59] AlanBell: i nominate the hop blossom [11:03] TheOpenSourcerer, my brother is on hols but said ossql is what you want [11:03] http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa213088%28v=sql.80%29.aspx [11:03] wait more notts people? [11:03] I remember now that is what I used [11:03] o/ - Sorta [11:03] I pop up for work every other month or so [11:03] AlanBell, Marble Arch 73 Rochdale Road Manchester M4 4HY [11:06] Laney: a few more yeah :) [11:06] smittix: heh, score managed to find it... was trying to find a song that I head on Channel V on my last holiday to the Philippines. Ironically their influence is Michael Jackson (and you can tell from the style of the music and the dance): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ja3T8GdADIs [11:06] Laney: diplo smittix and sally was here, she's from beeston :D [11:07] Laney: got her in #ubuntu-uk-nottingham lol :) [11:07] heh [11:07] i live in beeston too [11:07] small world eh [11:07] Laney: yeah considering i used to live in chilwell :) [11:08] \o/ subteams [11:08] i live in a pineapple under the sea [11:08] yup #ubuntu-uk-nottingham is alive and well :D [11:08] *snigger* [11:09] j lwjgl [11:09] does that mean AlanBell / popey / czajkowski will have to do uk subteam approvals ;) [11:10] HazRPG: Catchy song! [11:10] Laney: Cinderhill Here :) [11:10] smittix: isn't it just! Its korean iirc [11:11] MooDoo: yes, but I have heard the UK subteam approval board is quite corrupt and open to bribery [11:11] arr, good ol' phoenix park [11:11] AlanBell: i should hope so :) [11:12] morning all [11:12] MooDoo lives in some strange village out in the sticks [11:12] or good afternoon rather [11:12] * MooDoo would like to have the #ubuntu-uk-nottingham subteam approved....cash on its way to AlanBell :) [11:13] Laney: pah! yeah ok your right :D [11:13] it's alright, working in the city qualifies you for membership [11:13] phew :) [11:14] and not far from the trip either ;) [11:14] heart, right? [11:14] yeah [11:14] near the donor centre [11:15] Laney: are you stalking me ;) [11:15] no, i just see it when i go there to donate [11:15] smittix: I thought I wrote more song titles down in my journal, but seems not! Must have had them down on a piece of paper or something and lost them [11:15] ah cool :) [11:16] which I hope you do too :-) [11:16] Laney: alas no [11:16] Laney: i carry a medical green card which means i'm not allowed [11:16] :( [11:17] Laney: which does annoy me seeing as i work next door lol [11:17] Android fans! is there any way i can block text numbers? [11:17] i can't donate [11:18] they get tetchy when you pass out from just being in te building [11:18] gord: there is if you're using cyanogen, i'm not sure it blocks texts though [11:18] I have a pretty cool hole pattern on my inside elbow from donating [11:20] kazade: did you get your mac issue resolved? [11:20] smittix: haha, this one's random too... more korean stuff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7mPqycQ0tQ (song doesn't start until 0:20 or so) [11:20] I'll leave it at that, otherwise I'll just spend all day on youtube lol [11:20] MooDoo, using stock :) [11:20] ok [11:21] getting spamvertisements about my "accident" [11:21] are they talking about when i tripped over my cat? i don't want to sue my cat [11:27] well if any nottingham users have anything they want to say and don't want to spam this main channel the other one has a guard on it now.....i can delete it any time :D [11:34] popey ♥ [11:36] gord: If your phone company don't offer teh facility to block certain numbers from sending texts, this may help https://market.android.com/details?id=org.baole.app.antismsspam&feature=search_result [11:36] quick question: usb wireless adapters: likely to Just Work with 11.04 or not? [11:37] DJones, neat, thanks [11:46] czajkowski: nah, but I found a bug report somewhere. Basically I can tap to click, but clicking the actual button confuses Ubuntu (it thinks I'm multitouching) [11:46] :/ [11:46] it's not a big deal - I fixed a shedload of other weird quirks... [11:46] ah ok [11:46] my biggest annoyance is the Nvidia drivers - which suck [11:47] indeed [11:47] I can't hot plug my external monitor because Nvidia *STILL* don't support xrandr - which everyone else has been supporting for ages [11:47] you can hot plug it via nvidia-settings though [11:47] you mean, opening the nvidia settings window and enabling it? [11:47] kazade, not tried nouvou or however its spelt? [11:48] Nouveau works like a dream... [11:48] but freezes about once an hour - forcing a hard reset [11:48] kazade, right. nvidia-settings can enable/disable monitors without restarting x [11:48] directhex: true, but, I have my external monitor set as my primary, guess what happens if I unplug it? [11:48] I lose the side of my desktop with gnome shell on it [11:48] joyfun [11:48] indeed [11:49] nouveau works awesomely in that regard - but it freezes :( [12:03] hey Matt [12:07] hi Gary [12:08] Gary: do you have an irssi command to alias /20 to /window 20 for all numbers at once? [12:08] erm, yes, somewhow [12:11] window_switcher.pl is what I use [12:11] http://scripts.irssi.org/html/window_switcher.pl.html [12:13] ok, nice, but not quite what I was after [12:13] I think thats what I use [12:14] I just do a /23 to go to window 23 [12:16] i just have a giant list of aliases [12:17] i just stopped using irssi once i got over 20 windows ;) [12:18] * Laney has a window list [12:18] ditto [12:18] >> (e=13|#ubuntu-uk r=14|&bitlbee t=15|#ub~eeting y=16|#debi~evel et cetera [12:19] http://popey.com/~alan/irssi.png [12:22] http://orangesquash.org.uk/~laney/irssi.png [12:22] ancient (phorm reference!) but it's pretty much like that still [12:31] * MooDoo feels left out that he only has 9 irssi windows [12:31] I try to keep mine down to 15 or so [12:33] I just remember them by number... [12:34] Laney: I couldn't copye with the abbreviations :D [12:34] i kind of got used to them [12:34] muscle memory tells me where most of the important channels are [12:35] ^ [12:35] heh [12:36] I'm trying to follow the tutorial at http://developer.ubuntu.com/packaging/html/packaging-from-scratch.html, but I'm getting stuck at the "make" stage [12:37] hi mfraz74 [12:37] hi AlanBell [12:37] paste.ubuntu.com/669191 [12:38] any ideas? [12:41] not really, but that looks more like "doesn't compile" than it "doesn't package" [12:41] did you write the code? [12:42] no, i was following the tutorial I iposted, cmake worked and then I tried make which failed [12:45] oh, right [12:46] did you install libqrencode-dev libzbar-dev libzbarqt-dev [12:46] heh neat, my little experiment with only passively cooling this atom machine worked out well, cpu is at 20 degrees after a day of running :) [12:46] AlanBell: yes, they are all installed [12:47] Laney: you on google+ [12:47] yes [12:48] mfraz74: what version of Ubuntu are you using? [12:48] jml: just watched your video, so does this mean Launchpad now accepts binary-only packages in ppas? I thought it only accepted open source packages that build on launchpad farm? [12:48] popey: DAMN!!! that media player looks amazing for the price [12:49] yeah [12:49] AlanBell: kubuntu 11.04 [12:51] popey: I might have to get you to order and send it to me - seems ebuyer doesnt do overseas [12:51] popey: terms of service are still the same: you can use PPAs for free only if you're uploading open source stuff [12:51] popey: we use PPAs as the mechanism to distribute commercial games etc in the software center [12:52] so that demo wouldn't work for me? [12:52] if I got pkgme and tried to upload a blob? [12:52] * nigelb notes popey should have been there at jml's Q & A. :) [12:52] * popey notes he didnt know there was a Q & A. [12:52] popey: it would, (although see the follow-up blog post http://code.mumak.net/2011/08/how-dependency-guessing-works.html) ... but you'd be violating the Launchpad terms of service, and we'd take it down when we found out about it. [12:52] Any nottingham users I can add to my NottsLinux Circle on google+? [12:53] popey: I wish there was more pbulicity planned. [12:54] jml: so at some point of time in the future when developer.u.c is working and pkgme is done, I could somehow register for a special ppa which lets me upload blobs, and do effectively what you did? [12:54] popey: LP is a libre code base providing a gratis service for libre apps, and a paid service for proprietary apps [12:54] popey: yes, pretty much. [12:54] of course, yes [12:55] I forgot about the pay-for service [12:55] does the pay-for service come at an apple-like XX$/yr or is it %age of revenue or a mix of both? [12:55] there are some interesting things that come out of this, though [12:55] or is that not known yet? [12:55] popey: umm... it is known, but I don't actually know off the top of my head [12:56] is it public info? [12:56] mfraz74: I would suggest trying some other random app [12:57] or commercially sensitive canonical info? [12:57] I don't know :\ [12:57] (I am not trying to trip you up, just wondering) [12:57] AlanBell: OK, I'm trying to build akonadi-facebook now [12:57] I'm looking for a public source [12:57] not sure who is responsible for developer.ubuntu.com but there shouldn't be tutorials there which don't work [12:58] popey: fwiw, you can submit binary blobs now, it's just that someone at Canonical will package them manually for you. [12:59] or you can package them yourself, as rickspencer3 did w/ photobomb [12:59] AlanBell: previews of upcoming functionality are good though [13:00] popey: I can only find internal information, so I'm going to assume it's company-confidential for now. Sorry. [13:00] ok, no worries [13:00] if/when I get to that point, I'll ask :D [13:00] :) [13:00] to me, there's interesting stuff that comes out of this [13:01] totally [13:01] making it easy for commercial apps to get into the software center for stable ubuntu releases is great [13:01] but, imo, it's got to be as easy for free apps [13:01] http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/commercial/ lol [13:01] yeah :) [13:01] we (podcast) should talk to someone about this in an interview [13:01] who would be the best person to talk to? [13:02] * popey glares at jml [13:02] http://developer.ubuntu.com/myapps-packages/ is the only other thing I can think of [13:02] wow, mono is shiny in oneiric today [13:02] popey: me, rickspencer3, maybe Steve George. [13:03] shall I mail all three? [13:03] or do you want to sort it out amongst yourselves :D [13:04] popey: email me & I can do the internal shuffling :) [13:04] will do [13:04] popey: also, the transcript from my https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WeeklyQandA might be worth reading. [13:04] thanks [13:04] your first name at ubuntu dot com? [13:06] popey: no, that's riddell. :) I'm not an Ubuntu member. [13:07] popey: my nick at canonical. [13:07] ah, doh :D [13:07] urgh, it's a touch wet outside [13:07] and off we go on the android sdk wacky install races! [13:07] daubers: hurray for UK weather \o/ [13:08] hmm, interesting, java 7 just recently got released [13:10] HazRPG: it breaks bits of apache [13:11] \o/ Java 1.4.2 [13:11] does it? How so? [13:11] HazRPG: http://www.developerfusion.com/news/123346/java-7-breaks-apache-projects/ [13:14] * hoover just wrote his first greasemonkey script, yay ;-) [13:29] It is *really* raining here. [13:30] lets hope it stays there then :) [13:31] oh look, bug 754505 [13:31] Launchpad bug 754505 in Ubuntu Developer Portal "Populate http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/commercial/ with revenue share details" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/754505 [13:33] Bloody hell - rain getting heavier [13:41] Today I mostly wish to scream [13:42] Sun is shining here [13:42] This is despite the forecast of heavy rain all day [13:43] bigcalm: It'll be back [13:48] and there it is :) [13:51] * daubers needs spotify suggestions [13:53] What's your mood? [13:54] http://open.spotify.com/track/1Nukcy7xk7AbS7MtkaiOe3 [14:01] Bouncy [14:05] bigcalm: trying to calm down and not be shouty at really dumb people [14:18] cheers all [14:20] daubers: not this then? http://open.spotify.com/track/3iv0TOFQ0dzLhGY4jSSXt0 [14:21] bigcalm: Probably not [14:21] * bigcalm likes that track a lot [14:42] * popey clicks "I have spotify" then "Launch application". Nothing happens [14:43] The app launches for me [14:43] But never opens the track/album [14:43] I have to copy the http url and change it to a spotify:one [14:43] That's linux for you, pfft [14:43] popey: snap [14:57] WOOP! [14:57] New DMSB [14:57] DMSB? [14:57] Domineeringly miniscule suave brother? [14:57] Anybody else know? :) [14:59] google throws up a few suggestions http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/DMSB The McDonalds sounds the best option :) [14:59] It's a podcast [14:59] Hopefully that'll narrow it down [15:02] David Mitchell's SoapBox [15:04] ooo [15:30] * daubers needs caffeine === christel is now known as jchristel [15:41] fourstone1! [15:41] ooops [15:41] lol [15:43] anyone play with the weather screenlet? Seems set to Korea by default and don't see how to change it. In properties there is a zip code dialog, but enterming my postcode returns an error [16:02] [Jo Shields] Why we mustnt allow smartphones to become a 2 or 3 horse race - http://apebox.org/wordpress/rants/391/ [16:19] * daubers prods ldap with a stick and runs [16:20] * MartijnVdS watches LDAP rise up and eat daubers [16:24] MartijnVdS: Thats what normally happens when I poke it [16:28] ¬.¬ [16:29] i say [16:29] I wonder if he's being attacked [16:30] Providing services leaves one open for abuse from unhappy people [16:30] being attacked doesn't cause you to excess flood surely [16:30] That's what I thought, but I'm trying to think back to my ircnet days [16:31] I recall a silly attack where you send a butt load of messages to a user and their quit message was usually Excess Flood, rather than Ping Timeout [16:32] This was late 90s though [16:32] Hmm, wonder if the nvidia-96 driver has been updated yet [16:35] er [16:42] tsktsk [16:46] looks like it's stable now [16:50] Is there a block select in Eclipse? [16:53] I thought so [16:53] * andypiper tries to remember how to invoke [16:54] alt+shift+a toggle? [16:54] Turns out it was quicker to do it by hand than to find the key combo [16:54] lol [16:54] soz [16:54] No worries ;) [16:55] But, it's good to have for future needs, thanks :) [16:55] i think that's it, might be editor-specific though [16:56] alt+shift+a worked for me === Azelphur_ is now known as Azelphur [16:58] Azelphur: connection problems? or trying a new silly IRC client? [17:04] bah! [17:08] indeed [17:09] what would make a chroot jail running bash, close? [17:09] hamitron: schroot? [17:09] uhr ait [17:09] wait [17:10] hamitron: anything that kills that bash process [17:10] I was supposed to be compiling stuff and installing in a chroot jail [17:10] and now I notice I have no jail [17:10] \o/ [17:10] If I have to manage chroots, I use schroot [17:10] it's ++ [17:10] k :) [17:11] hamitron: Debian (and Ubuntu)'s default bashrc has a cool feature for it [17:11] it shows a marker in your prompt if you are in a schroot-chroot [17:12] I think I probably used none defaults [17:12] as lfs instructions say [17:12] ;) [17:32] My prompt has a smiley to reflect success or failure of a command. [17:33] dwatkins: cool :) [17:34] dwatkins: how do you do that? [17:37] i want a smilie prompt [17:52] omg omg omg i had some nightmears :( [17:53] and it's not even night! [17:54] tell me about it lol [17:55] anyhow i was in here lastnight, i got a line of code and now i dont know it, i just installed lamp again and phpmyadmin but there was a line of code to make phpmyadmin to work. [17:55] judgey: isn't it on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/phpMyAdmin ? [17:58] thanks MartijnVdS ;) [18:00] \o/ [18:15] reinstalling again plz plz be last time [18:21] AlanBell: http://twitter.com/#!/JohnPinner/status/104226443424309248 [18:21] AlanBell: http://twitter.com/#!/rmounce/status/104224474227945472 [18:32] AlanBell: http://twitter.com/#!/davmor2/status/104257753823969280 [18:32] :D [18:33] popey: what's with the LOL on that one serious options :P [18:35] popey: oh you down to like 5 meg then [18:41] awww, poor popey :-( [18:49] The UK has bandwidth caps on wired connections? [18:49] How 1990s ;) [18:50] If you pay enough they give you so-called unlimited bandwidth. [18:50] Not all ISPs cap in this way, however. [18:52] We only have it on mobile internet connections here [18:52] Those used to be "unlimited" but now you get them in 100MB increments for way too much money :( [19:09] can a website run from this path? [19:10] .../home/host2k10/public_html [19:10] i though tit had to be www. [19:10] it [19:11] just playing with somthign and it installed it there [19:16] seems it dose [19:21] Evening [19:36] directhex: ping [19:37] ikonia, i don't wanna hear it -__ [19:37] -_- [19:37] I've still not heard it [19:37] you are breaking it to me, I've just sent a text to a collegue [19:38] i informed my colleagues too. we're contractors working on touchpad! [19:38] I sat in a meeting on Friday of last week with the product manager [19:38] nothing was hinted at at all [19:38] directhex: eek :/ [19:38] stern faced he said "all on track" [19:39] directhex: I'm sorry [19:39] tomorrow will be interesting for me now [19:40] ikonia, my pre3 shipped from the palm webstore 30 minutes ago! >_< [19:40] whoaaaa [19:40] now that stings [19:41] hey guys [19:42] Hola [19:43] I could do with some advice, I want to parse a html file using python [19:43] beautifulsoup [19:43] dont use regexps [19:43] i.e. the page is a 'structured' report [19:43] I'm having issues with BeautifulSoup printing chinese :) [19:46] set the encoding on your strings [19:47] ali1234: how to do? [19:47] I'll dpaste my code [19:48] print mystring.encode('utf8') [19:48] http://paste.debian.net/126651/ [19:48] don't forget to paste the error message as well [19:49] ali1234: [19:49] I don't get an error message [19:50] if I uncomment the prettify command [19:50] s is an object [19:50] use the methods [19:53] ok [19:54] http://pastebin.com/Gxmjq5dt [19:54] ali1234: can you explain why that works, and mine doesn't? [19:55] not unless you show me the dods.html [19:55] and the way you invoke the script [19:56] if you don't get an error message, how do you know it doesn't work? [19:56] ali1234: it prints a load of unicode stuff [19:56] why is that wrong? [19:58] dunno [19:58] i expected 'prettify' to print it out indented like that example I pasted showed it [20:00] and what does it print instead? [20:01] loads of lines of \xe0\xa0....etc [20:02] http://dpaste.com/597597/ [20:02] thats the tail of the output [20:03] that's not unicode [20:03] how do you invoke the script? [20:07] i suspect your html file is gzipped or something [20:09] it looks normal enough to me [20:09] that's not necessarily unicode [20:09] just looks like the script is outputing hex values instead of the actual chars [20:09] could be fixed with a one-liner in PHP, or some such [20:13] andylockran: you get PM? [20:16] ali1234: it is Unicode, just UTF-16LE [20:17] this is why i asked how the script was invoked [20:18] the only way this can happen in python is if it totally failed to understand the encoding of the input file [20:18] I think it has a broken BOM at the start of it [20:18] there's certainly something iconv can't understand, then a broken MS Office header thing [20:39] cant seem to enable tls on exim4 anybody want to shed some light on my issues ? [20:43] directhex: any regrets? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/08/18/hp_kills_webos_tablets_and_phones/ [20:45] popey, a deep sadness, but it's the company's money that went on the pre3, not mine [20:45] it's bonkers [20:45] i can fire up a new contract on some android bullshit whenever i like [20:45] utter madness [20:47] http://dilbert.com/fast/2011-08-16/ [21:05] popey: http://www.gizmag.com/popemobile-auction/19440/ [21:06] I get that a lot [21:06] heh [21:25] popey: you get throttled for 40GB/day? [21:26] popey: a new version of openERP was released today as well [21:26] * bigcalm wishes his could understand his client's requirements [21:26] Sod it, time for some MC [21:26] * Azelphur did 600GB last month :D [21:26] did like 38GB in one day got no complaints [21:27] you don't get a warning on VM, it's a secret cap [21:27] 28MB for the server and 1.1MB for the client [21:27] secret cap ftw [21:27] throttling only lasts 1 day anyway [21:27] well, that's how it worked when it was called NTL anyway [21:28] i haven't used them since then [21:28] This is why I like Sky, they have no caps or throttling that I know about [21:29] and I hit it pretty heavily. [21:31] popey: did I see you say that Apache had OOMed again? [21:33] I pay for 24mbit and actually get around 12mbit, I average 20GB/day and I've seen no throttling/letters/... from sky :D [21:33] so they seem to live up to their "really no FUP" advertising [21:33] that's a lot of linux isos [21:33] indeed, lots of Linux isos :p [21:33] maybe some creative commons licensed music in there too? [21:33] sure, and movies [21:33] oneiric had 200mb of updates today [21:34] have you seen the yes men, it's awesome :D [21:34] and 300mb the day before [21:34] i don't even use it [21:34] i only keep it updated so that i can test my bugs [21:35] over and over and over again [21:35] yes, this bug has not been fixed [21:35] yes, my system is up to date [21:44] ali1234: I got quite a big further with BeautifulSoup :) [21:44] I've been able to parse a few tags, [21:44] Thanks for your help [21:45] http://paste.debian.net/126667/ [21:48] hi [21:49] libnet-akamai-perl This package provides a perl module to interact with Akamai CCUAPI to handle multiple purge requests. ne ideas what this is [21:49] on software centre [21:49] You very probably don't need it [21:50] Akamai are a content-delivery network - effectively a very large caching system for websites - that package lets you tell them to clear things from their cache [21:50] right [21:50] the thing is.. [21:51] when i open firefox in gnome and check firestarter log, alot of ips open up with dns of akamaitechnologies [21:51] Yup [21:51] is this normal [21:51] lots of websites use Akamai to handle their images [21:51] so even just on google search homepage its usual to have a few ips pointing to akamai [21:52] You'll see a lot of "llnw.net", too - that's Limelight, who do similar things [21:52] it wouldn't surprise me [21:52] is saw something like -in-f101e or something like that [21:52] as dns [21:52] they have thousands of machines, so they have funny names [21:52] ah ok then thanks === bbs is now known as jmprince80 [21:53] one of their dns is on a blacklist sight [21:53] so panicked [21:53] i know a few things but alot i dont so thanks for help [21:53] it's probably that they ended up, by accident, storing some content that was 'bad' [21:53] ok ta for that then [21:53] but if you block Akamai you'll block much of the Web :) [21:54] No bother [21:54] just interesting also to find out these hidden companies that must have alot of power on web [21:54] would never have known. there you go. ta ta :) === bbs is now known as jmprince80 [22:38] anybody about? [22:39] yes? [22:39] about what? [22:39] :) [22:39] about this channel ^^ [22:39] this isn't specifically ubuntu-related but this is the only channel i could think of that has a predominantly british userbase [22:40] basically i'm a soon-to-be american university student, but im curious about studying computer science at durham or another uni in the UK [22:40] i was wondering what the job prospects look like in the UK after graduation for CS majors, and how it compares to other countries like the US [22:43] sg: the job market isn't great right now, anywhere [22:43] better for tech people than non-tech people, though [22:48] directhex: what about starting salaries and the like [22:48] depends massively on the role [22:49] sg: depends on what you want to go into. i think good programmers get something in the mid-high 20k range, excluding london, as a reasonable starting point [22:49] software engineer i suppose