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anshrpr1cmake command failed while configuring touchlib on ubuntu 11.10. Following this tutorial: http://theworm.tw/2011/04/2-how-to-install-touchlib-on-linux/  Here is the generated error: http://pastebin.com/dazLtWX700:44
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pittiGood morning04:23
RAOFMorning pitti :)04:24
pittihey RAOF, how are you?04:28
RAOFEh, ok.  I was perhaps a little bit too ambitious on the weekend gardening front, and my back now wants a word with me :/04:29
RAOFOther than that, super.04:29
RAOF'twas our 2 year wedding aniversary yesterday :)04:30
pittiheh04:33
pittiRAOF: oh, congrats!04:33
pittiRAOF: did you cook a nice dinner?04:34
RAOFWe had more of a lazy dinner on the couch :)04:34
RAOFWe'll go out to dinner to a fancy restaurant sometime soon04:35
RAOFSam hankers for a steak :)04:36
RAOFHm.  duplicity probably shouldn't be eating 3.8GiB RSS.04:55
pittiugh SRU queues05:28
RAOFWhenever I start on them it seems that someone else is half-way through clearing them.05:30
pittiI got them down to 3 now05:30
pittinow off to fixing the KeyError crash that pending-sru chokes on05:31
RAOFYay? :)05:31
pittipresumably a private bug05:31
pittithat should do it05:33
pittirobert_ancell: hey Robert, how are you?05:39
pittirobert_ancell: how is lightdm holding up in the wild so far? get flooded with bug reports, or is it mostly stable?05:39
robert_ancellpitti, a marked increase in reports, there's some annoying bugs out there, but I think the majority are doing OK05:40
pittigood to hear05:40
pittirobert_ancell: how would you like to handle bug 874635? want a merge proposal from me, or just want to commit simple stuff like this?05:41
ubot2Launchpad bug 874635 in lightdm "Guest session throws an apparmor denial" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87463505:41
robert_ancellpitti, I've got a stable branch which has some changes - do you recommend cherry picking things onto the ubuntu branch or going with a full release?05:41
robert_ancellpitti, yes, please just commit directly05:41
pittirobert_ancell: I can't commit upstream05:41
pittirobert_ancell: but for stuff like that I wouldn't mind being able to05:41
robert_ancellpitti, you can now05:42
pittirobert_ancell: anyway, if you by and large create the stable branch with cherrypicks for LP bugs, all of which you'd want to SRU anyway, please upload the whole thing (i. e. microrelease)05:42
pittirobert_ancell: it's easier to package (no patches mess), and also more beneficial for other distros who use the upstream tarballs IMHO05:42
robert_ancellok, I'll just make sure it's extra tested before uploading then :)05:43
pittirobert_ancell: ok, so for above bug, I'd commit to lp:lightdm and then cherry-pick into lp:lightdm/1.0  ?05:43
robert_ancellpitti, sure05:44
pittirobert_ancell: I mean, lp:lightdm/1.0 is the correct one?05:44
robert_ancellyes05:44
pitticool, thanks05:44
pittiRAOF: hooray! http://people.canonical.com/~ubuntu-archive/pending-sru.html05:44
RAOFWohoooo!  Working again!05:45
RAOFAlso, nice low numbers :)05:45
pittirobert_ancell: ok, done05:47
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didrocksgood morning06:04
TheMusoc06:06
rickspencer3good morning all06:07
rickspencer3hey didrocks, hey TheMuso06:07
didrocksgood morning rickspencer306:07
pittihey rickspencer306:08
pittibonjour didrocks06:08
rickspencer3hey pitti06:08
rickspencer3bonjour mes amis06:08
didrocksguten morgen pitti, how are you?06:08
rickspencer3didrocks, nous parlons Francais sealement en #u-desktop!06:09
didrocksrickspencer3: pas de problème, je pense que tu seras lassé avant moi! :-)06:09
pittididrocks: quite well, thanks! playing SRU whack-a-mole :)06:09
didrockspitti: yeah, seeing that. cnd emailed me an evince patch for utouch, maybe I should upload it in addition to what we already have (bumping the version as you accepted the update)?06:10
* rickspencer3 is still not used to ubuntu-mono when programming06:11
rickspencer3didrocks, vuntz suggested that we all get together in Lyon sometime with winter06:11
rickspencer3maybe with seb12806:11
didrocksrickspencer3: oh? I would say it took me 3 days to accomodate and I made myself the remark yesterday that I don't notice it anymore06:11
didrocksrickspencer3: that would be nice, do you know about the 8 december in Lyon?06:12
rickspencer3didrocks, nope06:12
pittididrocks: fine for me; just build with -v, please06:12
rickspencer3didrocks, I'm not used to Ubuntu Mono, but I like it06:13
rickspencer3no reason your font needs to be ugly while programming06:13
didrocksrickspencer3: it's the "fête des lumières", all the city is illuminated for 5 days. It attracts a lot of people: http://www.fetedeslumieres.lyon.fr/06:13
didrockspitti: sure, will do06:13
rickspencer3oooh06:13
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didrocksif you want some photo to see what it looks like: http://www.google.fr/search?q=8+december+Lyon&hl=fr&client=ubuntu&hs=4Fj&channel=cs&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=yBidTuDmMu7N4QSa54ioCQ&ved=0CGIQsAQ&biw=1920&bih=111406:15
didrocks(it's every year in the whole city)06:15
rickspencer3aaaaaahhhhh06:21
vuntzdidrocks: ah, 5 days. I remember the days when it was only on December 8th06:21
* rickspencer3 beats dbus about the head with club06:22
vuntzdo I sound like an old grumpy man? ;-)06:22
didrocksvuntz: I knew this as well :-) seems to be "only" 4 days this year though!06:22
didrockshey vuntz btw ;)06:22
vuntzola06:23
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rickspencer3seif, I fixed a small bug in your Zeitgeist script, is there somewhere I can submit a patch?06:37
didrockspitti: evince uploaded FYI06:40
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seifrickspencer3, well the actual code is http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~activity-log-manager/activity-log-manager/trunk/view/head:/alm/remote.py07:29
seifso bzr branch lp:activity-log-manager07:29
seifand try out the UI07:29
rickspencer3thanks seif07:31
didrockspitti: forgot to push eog?07:44
pittididrocks: seems it's diverged now; but it's only the UDD branch anyway07:45
pittiVcs-Bzr: https://code.launchpad.net/~gnome3-team/eog/ubuntu07:45
pittiis that really current?07:45
didrocksoh, ,it's not anymore ~ubuntu-desktop/eog/ubuntu?07:45
pittididrocks: if so, Vcs-Bzr: needs updating07:45
didrocksthis contains 3.1.92-0ubuntu207:45
didrocksand:07:45
didrockseog (3.1.92-0ubuntu3) UNRELEASED; urgency=low07:45
didrocks  * Update Bzr-Vcs tag to point to ~ubuntu-desktop instead of ~gnome3-team07:45
pittiah, heh07:46
pittiso that wasn't uploaded, and thus when I did the 3.2 update I didn't see it with debcheckout yet07:46
didrockspitti: I'll take your change and apply there then07:46
pittisorry about that07:46
pittididrocks: merci07:46
didrocksno worry :)07:46
pittiback in 30 mins07:49
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone07:53
didrockshey chrisccoulson, good morning!07:53
bryceh*wave* chrisccoulson07:53
seb128hey08:11
* bigon realised that http://packages.qa.debian.org/f/freedesktop-sound-theme.html vs https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sound-theme-freedesktop08:12
didrockspitti: debian/source_gnome-power-manager.py isn't useful anymore, isn't it? you want its removal in the SRU?08:14
didrockssalut seb12808:14
didrocksseb128: I fixed the update-versions script to actually copy the page at the right page :)08:14
didrocksseb128: how are you?08:14
didrocksright place*08:14
seb128re08:15
seb128didrocks, thanks, I just copied my old version08:15
seb128it was probably not adapted to the ubuntu-platform layout, I didn't check that08:15
didrockswas etooold it seems :-)08:15
seb128didrocks, I'm good thanks, how are you08:15
didrocksyeah, no worry! ;)08:16
didrocksI'm fine, thanks08:16
seb128(hate how switching from wifi to eth on dock force you do restart IRC)08:16
micahg+108:16
seb128waouh, didrocks is active, I had planned to look at the nautilus SRU in the morning ;-)08:17
didrockstoo late, testing it there! :)08:17
seb128didrocks, it closes at least 3 bugs btw, but you will probably figure that, I nominated those for oneiric iirc08:17
didrocksalready listed :-)08:18
didrocksI just needed to add the ubuntu-sru people and all was already fine!08:18
seb128great08:18
didrocksah great, new nautilus is segfaulting there though08:19
didrocksinteresting, it seems not every patches listed as git_* comes from git (or maybe they have been reverted)08:21
didrocks(thanks god, I still had nautilus-open-terminal installed to get it)08:21
seb128didrocks, they all come from git but from trunk08:21
seb128since upstream did only commit to trunk for a month08:22
seb128then did backporting the day of 3.2.1 to gnome-3-208:22
seb128it's possible that I did backport stuff they forgot ;-)08:22
didrocksah, seems they didn't backport everything then :)08:22
didrocksright08:22
tjaaltonmvo: hey, update-manager crashes here when I click 'apply updates'08:23
seb128didrocks, pitti: was robert_ancell online today? do you know what are his plans for a lightdm SRU?08:23
tjaaltonmvo: (oneiric)08:23
mvotjaalton: what is the error?08:23
didrocksseb128: I didn't see him speaking08:23
seb128ok08:23
tjaaltonmvo: dbus.exceptions.DBusException: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.Spawn.ChildExited: Launch helper exited with unknown return code 108:23
tjaaltonmvo: well, it doesn't crash, but hang08:24
mvotjaalton: oh, *ick* could you enable apport please? and/or run "sudo aptd -t  -r" and see if that prints anything that looks like a error when you hit apply?08:28
mvotjaalton: this smells like aptdaemon (or python-apt, libap) are crashing when u-m ask for the apply08:28
tjaaltonmvo: sure, how exactly do I enable apport? :)08:30
tjaaltonpost-release08:30
mvotjaalton: just edit /etc/default/apport (or look at the comment there how to just run it without enabling it forever :)08:31
pittire08:31
pittididrocks: the removal of the hook was precise cleanup; not necessary to SRU this08:31
tjaaltonmvo: ah, done08:32
didrockspitti: hum, ok, will diverge then08:32
pittiseb128: yes, he was08:32
seb128pitti, if you see him tomorrow can you hint him to SRU what is in 1.0? ;-)08:32
pittiseb128: he was planning one, yes, just working on some fixes for the 1.0.x release08:32
seb128pitti, he has enough commit and fixes that he should upload08:32
seb128pitti, if he keeps adding fixes it will increase the chance there is an issue with the SRU, better to do one now and another one later08:33
seb128pitti, ok, I will just drop him an email I think, thanks ;-)08:33
seb128pitti, how are you btw?08:33
tjaaltonmvo: ok, got this http://paste.ubuntu.com/711737/08:33
pittiseb128: (back in a bit, on the phone)08:33
tjaaltonmvo: so, sounds more like a fallout of something else08:34
mvowoah08:35
mvotjaalton: what is currently running on this system? the default number of connection on the system bus is 5000 nowdays, we could increase this further if its not enough08:36
mvotjaalton: fwiw, the old default (back in ~lucid) was 51208:36
tjaaltonmvo: couple of desktop sessions, nothing special08:36
tjaaltonoh and orchestra, though I don't think it would mess things up like this08:37
chrisccoulsonpitti - have you seen the discussion on the upstream bug for bug 867424?08:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 867424 in firefox "Oneric: On boot up Firefox always displays the “Well, This Is Embarrassing” screen." [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86742408:37
mvotjaalton: could you run sudo dbus-monitor --system to see if there is a lot of traffic ?08:37
chrisccoulsonit's a pain ;)08:37
tjaaltonmvo: mmh, same error08:38
mvotjaalton: haha08:38
mvotjaalton: I guess d-feet will also not work then?08:38
mvotjaalton: that would be interessting too to see what is on the bus08:38
tjaaltonmvo: what params should i give to it?08:39
mvotjaalton: d-feet should just start, its a gui, and there is a option to connect to the system or session bus08:39
seb128mvo, hey08:40
tjaaltonmvo: right.. same error again08:40
mvohey seb12808:40
mvoseb128, pitti: any idea how to ask dbus what is using up all connections on the system bus?08:40
seb128mvo, is that known that the update-manager "do you want to upgrade to 11.10" dialog, "can you ask me again later" button on natty does nothing?08:40
mvoseb128: yeah, fix is in natty-updates08:41
mvoseb128: eh, -proposed08:41
seb128mvo, ok, I've people in the familly who got confused and asked me what was going on08:41
seb128mvo, danke08:41
pittichrisccoulson: I didn't, no; but I wonder how new that really is -- it did the very same thing in maverick and earlier, too08:41
mvoseb128: yeah, sorry for that :/08:41
pittiI just got used to click on the "restore" button at each session start08:41
seb128mvo, no worry, I know how it goes ;-)08:41
pittiseb128: I'm quite well, thanks! how about you?08:42
pittiseb128: I'm doing some udisks2 hacking these days08:42
seb128pitti, I'm fine, my start of cold is stable and light ;-)08:42
mvoseb128: you got a cold? and you bring it to uds?08:42
pittiseb128: this is a weird thing -- I had a kind of a cold for a whole week a week ago, and it never seemed to outbreak completely08:42
pittilike a cold spread out over two weeks08:43
pittiheard from several people who also had this08:43
pitticold viruses are mutating apparently :)08:43
pittimvo: you could check in d-feet?08:43
seb128yeah, I like it better this way :p08:43
pittimvo: presumably there's some buggy program which uses up hundreds of connections?08:44
seb128mvo, don't worry it will be over before UDS ;-)08:44
mvopitti: see above, tjaalton actually is the one with no dbus pipes left and d-feet does not let him connect anymore, nor does dbus-monitor (which sucks when you want to debug what the problem is :)08:46
mvotjaalton: what do you see with "lsof /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket" ? does that give you a huge number of lines?08:49
pittimvo, tjaalton: hm, perhaps /proc/<pid of daemon>/fd/ and lsof gives some info here?08:50
tjaaltonmvo: yep08:50
mvotjaalton: how many? just curious, I got 56 on my box08:50
tjaaltonmvo: though only 31108:50
mvotjaalton: and its all dbus-daemon, right? no trace of what connects to it from the other side?08:51
tjaaltonmvo: yes08:51
mvotjaalton: hrm, anything useful in netstat -x -p? that should give you the pairs of dbus-daemon and what is connected to them08:56
tjaaltonmvo: aha! cupsd :)08:57
tjaalton241 connections08:58
mvo!!!08:58
mvoare you happening to print 241 individual documents ;) ?08:59
mvoif not, I guess that is a cups bug08:59
tjaaltonheh, no nothing in the queue08:59
mvotjaalton: that is probably worth debugging with tkamppeter if he is online08:59
tjaaltonyep, I'll leave it running09:00
mvotkamppeter: if/when you around, could you please get in touch with tjaalton to debug a issue where cupsd is holding 241 dbus connection making the bus full and other apps (like update-manager) fail?09:00
tkamppetermvo, tjaalton, I am here.09:01
chrisccoulsonnice, my apple magic trackpad has just arrived :)09:02
tkamppetermvo, tjaalton, I had never problems with CUPS' D-Bus usage and I have a machine with ~15 physical printers and ~100 queues and it never showed any D-Bus failures.09:02
seb128chrisccoulson, hey, did you get one for personal use or for debugging? ;-)09:03
tjaaltontkamppeter: ok, if you have ideas how to dig deeper..09:03
chrisccoulsonseb128, i got it for implementing touch events in firefox09:04
seb128oh ok09:05
seb128"fun" ;-)09:05
seb128chrisccoulson, btw firefox users keep complaining about broken proxy settings because your still use gconf and the gsettings to gconf glue has issues :-(09:05
tkamppetertjaalton, you could set CUPS to debug mode and look into /var/log/cups/error_log which D-Bus events are reported, see "CUPS error_log" on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingPrintingProblems.09:06
tkamppeterI do not know how to monitor-D-Bus events and how D-Bus does debug logging, as I never had problems with D-Bus.09:07
tkamppetertjaalton, at least not with a clogged D-Bus.09:07
chrisccoulsonseb128, mozilla bug 682832 ;)09:08
ubot2Mozilla bug 682832 in Shell Integration "Gnome 3 proxy settings ignored" [Normal,Assigned: ] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68283209:08
chrisccoulsonseb128, btw, the pin settings in the bluetooth setup don't work :(09:08
chrisccoulsonif i choose "0000" and then try to pair a device, it uses a random pin anywa09:08
chrisccoulson**anyway09:08
seb128chrisccoulson, you just won the right to debug bastien's code ;-)09:09
chrisccoulsonlol09:09
seb128chrisccoulson, so it seems that mozilla bug 611953 got fixed right?09:10
ubot2Mozilla bug 611953 in Shell Integration "GNOME 3.0 readiness" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=61195309:10
chrisccoulsonseb128, not yet09:10
seb128chrisccoulson, gsettings is already being used so nothing should block the proxy one?09:10
seb128hum09:10
seb128chrisccoulson, well, your 2 patches landed in some vcs09:11
seb128that was months ago ... didn't that make it to the mainline?09:11
tjaaltontkamppeter: how do i turn debug mode on? man cupsd shows no options for that09:11
tjaaltontkamppeter: oh i'll check the link09:11
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, but that didn't port the proxy settings to it09:11
chrisccoulsonthat didn't show up when i grepped the tree for some reason ;(09:11
seb128chrisccoulson, right, "<seb128> chrisccoulson, gsettings is already being used so nothing should block the proxy one?"09:11
seb128i.e it's not blocked as the current comment suggested09:12
chrisccoulsonseb128, the issue karl has is with iterating over all of the schemas when firefox starts09:12
seb128it "just" needs to be done?09:12
chrisccoulsonyes09:12
seb128chrisccoulson, right, but that got done now for the background etc09:12
seb128so adding the proxy shouldn't be much of a difference?09:12
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, that only happens when you change the background, rather than at startup though09:12
seb128chrisccoulson, or said differently "you will fix it for the LTS right?" ;-)09:12
chrisccoulsonyes09:13
seb128good09:13
seb128it's a good opportunity to collect UDS beers ;-)09:13
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks09:13
chrisccoulsonok, so the bluetooth settings dialog is completely useless. i can't pair my trackpad09:13
seb128:-(09:13
chrisccoulsonmaybe if i try it enough times, it will use 0000? ;)09:13
seb128it should use 0000 by default09:14
chrisccoulsonoh, it did it now09:14
chrisccoulsonit seems that you need to change the pin settings before selecting the device to pair09:14
chrisccoulsonthat's intuitive ;)09:14
chrisccoulsonyay, it works :)09:15
seb128;-)09:15
seb128chrisccoulson, btw I did my after release bug email catchup on thunderbird yesterday09:15
seb128spent half my day using it09:15
seb128it has good aspects, but still doens't feel like a GNOME application :-(09:16
tjaaltonyeah, it just works ;)09:16
seb128it has some pretty frustrating thing as well though09:17
chrisccoulsonis that a bad thing? (not feeling like a gnome application) ;)09:17
seb128like the default thread view is useless09:17
chrisccoulsonseb128, you need the conversations addon installed09:17
chrisccoulson:)09:17
seb128can we install it by default? ;-)09:17
tjaaltonthat doesn't work with bugmail09:17
seb128I also hate the search boxes09:18
seb128I keep using the top one09:18
seb128which is not what I want09:18
chrisccoulsonyeah, the search is a bit confusing09:18
seb128but maybe that's a "getting used to" thing09:18
chrisccoulsonthat was highlighted in the user testing though09:18
chrisccoulsonexcellent, my flight to berlin is booked :)09:19
seb128I also wish I could tweak keybindings, is there a way to do that?09:19
chrisccoulsoni'm not sure if there's a way to do that09:19
chrisccoulsoni could probably write an extension to do that ;)09:19
seb128ok09:19
chrisccoulsoni've never felt the need to change those09:20
seb128well overall is good, I'm just used to my keybindings I think :p and I don't like the default display only one line by discussion09:20
seb128especially for bug emails reading :p09:20
seb128chrisccoulson, well, I got used to delete bug mails I don't care about and "clean" the view by compacting the folder, it's annoying to have to take the mouse and right click for that :-)09:21
chrisccoulsonyou should stop reading bug mails ;)09:21
seb128yeah, maybe I should ;-)09:21
seb128hey rodrigo_09:21
chrisccoulsonheh09:21
tkamppetertjaalton, mvo, I have run dbus-monitor --system and there are only some messages of NM on an idle system, CUPS only shouts if one does something with it, like adding a queue or printing.09:22
didrockschrisccoulson: conversations has issues still09:22
didrockschrisccoulson: found quite some bug with impossible to remove some threads09:22
didrockshad to deactivate it :/09:22
didrocksand it's quite slow09:22
seb128bah09:23
chrisccoulsonoh, i haven't noticed any speed issues with it09:23
seb128users, stop reporting bugs against gconf or gconf-editor because you edit GNOME2 keys and that GNOME3 doesn't react to it09:23
didrockschrisccoulson: clearly noticeable there, but I have a slow machine, remember? :)09:23
chrisccoulsondidrocks, yeah, i have a SSD + 8GB of RAM here09:24
chrisccoulsonso nothing is slow ;)09:24
didrocksright09:24
didrocksapart from that, I like the concept09:24
didrocksso just need some work to be included09:24
seb128chrisccoulson, not even building firefox or using unity3d? ;-)09:24
rodrigo_hello09:24
didrockshey rodrigo_09:25
didrockssession restart, brb09:25
tjaaltontkamppeter: what are the files in /var/spool/cups/? I have only one queue, but fifty files named c000XX09:25
pittiyay new gtk3 -- keybindings are back09:26
chrisccoulsonseb128, building firefox is quick09:27
tkamppetertjaalton, this is the job history. If you open the job viewer of system-config-printer and switch to already printed jobs you see the jobs represented by these files.09:27
chrisccoulsonrunning unity3d eventually slows down to a crawl after a few hours though (esp when dragging windows)09:27
chrisccoulsonbut i use mostly 2d anyway ;)09:27
seb128heh09:27
chrisccoulsonit seems more suited to my limited graphics hardware09:28
seb128hum, impressive number of srus today09:28
tkamppetertjaalton, I have also around 50 of them. They do not seem to generates D-Bus shouts as long as no one asks.09:28
tjaaltontkamppeter: right, was just curious09:28
tkamppeterrodrigo_, hi09:32
rodrigo_hi tkamppeter09:33
chrisccoulsonseb128, are you still on oneiric btw?09:34
seb128chrisccoulson, "still"09:34
seb128I intend to stay on Oneiric until after UDS09:34
chrisccoulsonol09:34
chrisccoulsonseb128, are you using https://launchpad.net/~mozillateam/+archive/firefox-next ?09:34
seb128we need to get SRUs through for a bit ;-)09:34
* pitti traditionally upgrades on UFS Friday evening09:35
seb128chrisccoulson, no, I don't use ppas09:35
tkamppeterrodrigo_, pitti, it is about bug 874268. The user complains that the new tool complains about missing packages and that he can only set up printers via the LPD protocol. Will you fix the tool or should we switch GNOME shell users to s-c-p?09:35
ubot2Launchpad bug 874268 in system-config-printer "system-config-printer not reachable in menus of GNOME shell" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87426809:35
chrisccoulsonseb128, you should do ;)09:35
chrisccoulsonthe beta releases are the next security update09:35
pittichrisccoulson: I'M on that09:35
seb128chrisccoulson, do you need testing?09:35
chrisccoulsonpitti - cool :)09:35
rodrigo_tkamppeter, looking09:35
seb128chrisccoulson, can do09:35
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, i want to get people on stable releases using the beta channel as their normal browser really :)09:36
chrisccoulsonbut we should take the opportunity to use it before upgrading to precise09:36
seb128tkamppeter, do you plan to switch to the GNOME printing tools next cycle or is it still missing features?09:36
pittichrisccoulson: it still annoys me with that test extension upgrade message box each time, with the unclickable "update" button09:36
pittichrisccoulson: otherwise it's working fine09:36
seb128chrisccoulson, ok09:36
chrisccoulsonpitti - oh, you shouldn't get that everytime. which box is it (as there's more than one type of box on upgrade now)?09:36
chrisccoulsoncould you take a screenshot?09:36
pittichrisccoulson: hang on, screen shooting09:37
chrisccoulsonthanks09:37
tkamppeterseb128, this is still to investigate and also needs work by upstream. s-c-p has a D-Bus service now to expose its algorithmic parts for other printer setup tools. What GNOME upstream has to do is to pick up this interface and use s-c-p's functionality in the new printer tool.09:37
seb128tkamppeter, do you plan to investigate before UDS?09:38
seb128tkamppeter, we should know early what is missing and if we can add it ourself next cycle09:38
tkamppeterseb128, should we perhaps do a UDS session? Is one of the appropriate upstreams on UDS?09:38
pittichrisccoulson: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/tmp/ffox-testpilot-extension.png09:39
seb128tkamppeter, we can do an UDS session but nobody will have a better clue there, somebody needs to compare both tools in their current version and see what is missing before UDS09:40
seb128tkamppeter, so at the session we can decide if we try to get the missing things done or stay on s-c-p agan09:40
tkamppeterseb128, how does one start the new GNOME print tool from the command line?09:41
rodrigo_tkamppeter, mkasik is working on making it have all missing features for next version, AFAIK09:41
seb128tkamppeter, upstream will likely say that the upstream version has what is required, we might disagree because we want i.e non free drivers download to work09:41
chrisccoulsonpitti - oh, you can just turn off the Feedback extension to disable that. i'm not sure why i don't get the same issue here :/09:41
rodrigo_tkamppeter, gnome-control-center printers09:41
pittichrisccoulson: I disabled it, restarted, re-enabled, restarted again now09:42
pittichrisccoulson: seems the dialog is gone noe09:42
pittinow09:42
pittichrisccoulson: I don't mind it being on09:42
seb128rodrigo_, tkamppeter: rather "XDG_CURRENT_DESTKOP= gnome-control-center printers"09:42
seb128if you are under unity09:42
rodrigo_seb128, oh yes09:42
seb128rodrigo_, we need to stop with this "GNOME said they will fix all the world issue in the next version", that's not pragmatic ;-)09:42
pittichrisccoulson: ah, I spoke too soon -- it's back09:42
rodrigo_seb128, I am just saying what the plans are for this specific tool :)09:43
chrisccoulsonpitti -  i think it's because of the way that we bundle test pilot in the betas. we don't provide a way for it to auto-update from addons.mozilla.org09:43
rodrigo_not saying it's going to happen 100% sure09:43
seb128rodrigo_, right, still we can decide what to use on "GNOME said they will get everything done" ;-)09:43
pittichrisccoulson: ah; I keep it disabled for now09:43
seb128rodrigo_, can -> can't09:44
rodrigo_no, we should fix them ourselves09:44
seb128rodrigo_, especially that they said they don't want things like binary drivers downloads since that's not free software enough09:44
rodrigo_yeah, that's something we really need09:44
rodrigo_but who said that?09:44
seb128rodrigo_, right, do you sign to fix it as well as the region capplet and all the other things you have to do? ;-)09:44
rodrigo_seb128, I do :)09:45
seb128rodrigo_, that was discussed before previous UDS, some of redhat guys said they don't want code to support non-free drivers09:45
rodrigo_hmm, the situation has changed AFAICS, will talk to mkasik later09:45
tkamppeterrodrigo_, does not work on my boxes, I get only the main window. Only way to get the printer tool is if I log into an Oneiric box via SSH and then I do not have access to admin functions as PolicyKit does not work through SSH. Is there an env variable so that I can access the printer tool when I am in a local terminal on a Unity desktop?09:46
rodrigo_tkamppeter, you're running Unity? if so, you need to do the XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP thing seb128 wrote above09:46
rodrigo_XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME gnome-control-center printers09:46
tkamppeterrodrigo_, thanks, works.09:48
tkamppeterrodrigo_, but "+" button does nothing.09:48
seb128click unlock09:48
seb128it's on the top right09:48
seb128that's a bot confusing...09:49
seb128bit09:49
tjaaltonmvo, tkamppeter: uh oh, I was barking at the wrong tree.. read the netstat output the wrong way, so while cupsd has 241 sockets open, dbus-daemon has 576 and there's one connection that it showing up many times (144)09:49
seb128rodrigo_, btw you just won a stack of proxy issues, could you just look at those to see which ones are duplicates and triage them a bit, we will likely need srus for those09:49
seb128rodrigo_, did you also see my ping yesterday about the segfault bug in the locale handling code which is on your list for a while?09:50
rodrigo_seb128, hmm, no didn't see it09:50
rodrigo_about the proxy issues, did you assign the bugs to me?09:50
seb128rodrigo_, not sure what you work on but if that's next cycle work can you do a round of SRU work today or tomorrow? we need to land some fixes in Oneiric09:51
tkamppeterseb128, there is no "Unlock" at the upper right.09:51
seb128tkamppeter, can you take a screenshot of the dialog?09:51
mvotjaalton: what program is having the 144 one open?09:51
seb128rodrigo_, yes I did09:51
tjaaltonmvo: actually it's my session, so that's not it :/09:51
rodrigo_seb128, ok, looking09:52
seb128rodrigo_, thanks09:52
rodrigo_seb128, I'm working on g-s-d and g-c-c updates09:52
seb128rodrigo_, ok, feel free to prioritize as you feel it09:52
seb128i.e get 3.2.1 out first if you want then look at those for the next upload09:52
seb128or try to get those in the same upload09:53
seb128your call09:53
seb128;-)09:53
seb128rodrigo_, thanks09:53
rodrigo_will try to get all in 1 upload09:53
rodrigo_dpm, ping09:54
xclaesseseb128, if I set lightdm to autologin it will always go to unity09:54
xclaesseit won't remember that I wanted GNOME session09:54
seb128xclaesse, it's fixed in trunk and in the stable serie, will get a stable update with the fix09:54
seb128xclaesse, you can edit the session in /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf as a workaround09:54
xclaesseseb128, oh great09:54
xclaesseperfect !09:55
dpmbuenas rodrigo_09:55
rodrigo_hola dpm09:55
xclaesseseb128,  thanks, that saves my demo :D09:55
seb128yw ;-)09:55
rodrigo_dpm, do you remember the translations we added to g-c-c package?09:55
dpmrodrigo_, ah, yeah, you can drop the patch now09:55
rodrigo_dpm, I was wondering if we can remove them now from the patch, or not yet?09:55
xclaesse(how could I demo a touchscreen if it stuck into login with no keyboard to type the password :p)09:55
rodrigo_dpm, ok cool, it didn't apply cleanly anymore :D09:55
dpmok, sorted, then :)09:56
mvotjaalton: meh :/ I need to go for lunch soonish, maybe we can try to poke at it a bit after that?09:56
tjaaltonmvo: yeah09:57
xclaesseseb128, I guess I need to modify autologin-session but what do I set for gnome?09:59
xclaessetried just "gnome" but still going to unity09:59
seb128xclaesse, http://askubuntu.com/questions/62833/how-do-i-change-the-default-session-for-lightdm-when-using-auto-logins09:59
seb128try "gnome-shell"10:00
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xclaesseseb128, no, still unity :(10:04
seb128xclaesse, can you copy your lightdm.conf content there?10:05
seb128do you have a .dmrc?10:05
tkamppeterseb128, screenshot on its way by e-mail.10:06
seb128tkamppeter, got it10:06
seb128tkamppeter, is your user an admin one?10:06
xclaesseyep there is a .dmrc with session=ubuntu10:06
tkamppeterseb128, yes.10:06
seb128tkamppeter, dunno then10:07
xclaesseseb128, lightdm.conf also has user-session=ubuntu10:07
seb128xclaesse, try changing that one to gnome-shell10:07
seb128those then10:07
xclaesseI only modified the autologin-session to be gnome-shell. I'll modify them all now to see10:07
tkamppeterrodrigo_, do you have any idea for me to get the GNOME printer tool to work?10:07
xclaesseseb128, thanks, working now10:10
seb128xclaesse, yw10:10
seb128tkamppeter, run it with sudo as a workaround?10:10
rodrigo_tkamppeter, I am looking at it, I think there's a fix for that in 3.2.1, testing now10:11
tjaaltonmvo: huh, restarting cups reduced the number of connections to /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket from 311 to 70, which matches the number of cupsd sockets (241) that were open10:11
tkamppetertill@till-desktop:~$ XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME sudo gnome-control-center printers10:13
tkamppeter(gnome-control-center:31709): printers-cc-panel-WARNING **: Your system does not have the cups-pk-helper's policy "org.opensuse.cupspkhelper.mechanism.all-edit" installed. Please check your installation10:13
tkamppeterseb128, rodrigo_: ^^10:13
seb128tkamppeter, install what it recommends?10:14
seb128tkamppeter, i.e cups-pk-helper is not installed for you it seems10:15
seb128it's required by the GNOME tools10:15
tkamppeterseb128, I had no cups-pk-helper. I have installed it now and it works (4 Oneiric boxes, so its easy to have different stuff installed).10:15
seb128right, we don't install it by default since we use system-config-printer10:16
rodrigo_tkamppeter, yes, you need that10:16
rodrigo_tkamppeter, does it work now for you?10:16
tkamppeterseb128, we can install it by default now, even as SRU for Oneiric, as from Oneiric on s-c-p is fixed to be compatible with cups-pk-helper.10:16
seb128tkamppeter, ok, thanks10:17
tkamppeterrodrigo_, now it works.10:17
rodrigo_ok10:17
rodrigo_bug 86461810:18
ubot2Launchpad bug 864618 in gnome-control-center "sets $LANG to a language name" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86461810:18
tkamppeterrodrigo_, I can set up a new USB printer now, but I cannot enter or change its queue name and I cannot change the default settings for it. "Options" only allows to set users who allowed to use it.10:19
rodrigo_tkamppeter, yes10:19
tkamppeterrodrigo_, found out at least now how to change the name.10:20
tkamppeterrodrigo_, but it does not actually works, gives "printers-cc-panel-WARNING **: client-error-not-authorized" on the calling console. Changing location works though.10:21
tkamppeterrodrigo_, "-" deletes a print queue without confirmation.10:23
rodrigo_tkamppeter, yeah, right10:23
seb128tkamppeter, you better play with it for a bit and takes notes on what work and note and send the summary maybe to the desktop list10:24
seb128tkamppeter, I wrote a "[Desktop12.04-Topic] gnome-control-center printing capplet vs system-config-printer" email for the UDS topic, maybe reply to it?10:24
seb128it will be better than IRC comments10:24
seb128especially that I'm not sure rodrigo_ has worked a lot on the printing capplet code and knows about its design off hand ;-)10:25
tkamppeterseb128, I did not see this e-mail, on which list is it?10:25
seb128tkamppeter, ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com10:25
seb128tkamppeter, it was sent on octobre 410:25
tkamppeterseb128, I am not subscribed to that. Did not know that it even exists.10:25
seb128tkamppeter, it's the official Ubuntu Desktop list for some years...10:26
rodrigo_tkamppeter, yes, I haven't worked much on the printers panel10:26
seb128tkamppeter, see https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2011-October/003216.html10:26
tkamppeterseb128, no one told me. I have subscribed now but no answer, seems that members get selected manually.10:28
chrisccoulsontseliot, do you remember me mentioning an issue with my laptop a few weeks ago where it fakes a video-mode keypress when I dock it, which screws up the display configuration?10:31
tseliotchrisccoulson: of course I do, it was too weird to forget ;)10:31
seb128tkamppeter, no, you should get an answer, it's a public list10:32
chrisccoulsontseliot, i'm not sure if you're the right person to ask actually, but is there any way we can get a confirmation from dell that this is expected?10:32
chrisccoulsonwe're probably going to work around it by ignoring the keypress for some duration after the display configuration changes10:32
chrisccoulsonbut want to make sure we're not hiding another bug first10:33
tseliotchrisccoulson: let's discuss it on another channel10:34
tkamppeterseb128, rodrigo_ we should create a Blueprint for gnome-3-print vs. system-config-printer second attempt.10:34
chrisccoulsonsure, np :)10:34
dpmhey all. If I want a bug to be looked at for a default package with no maintainer, shall I just assign it to ubuntu-desktop?10:39
tkamppeterrodrigo_, seb128, how do we proceed with bug 874268 for Oneiric? Once I have stopped an SRU upload of s-c-p for it and second, the GNOME printer tool is not very usable currently. Especially it can even happen that it does not create a requested print queue and does not give any error message.10:43
ubot2Launchpad bug 874268 in system-config-printer "system-config-printer not reachable in menus of GNOME shell" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87426810:43
rodrigo_mdeslaur, ping10:44
rodrigo_tkamppeter, it seems to work for simple scenarios, at least for me10:46
rodrigo_tkamppeter, it detects local printers, not much remote ones though10:47
rodrigo_tkamppeter, but I think it's because we're missing something, hence the 'firewalld ...' message it shows10:47
tkamppeterrodrigo_, it seems that upstream has based this warning on distro-specific package names. Do not know of which distro.10:48
rodrigo_fedora for sure10:49
rodrigo_although I think it's just service names, not package names10:49
tkamppeterrodrigo_, a possible SRU to get basic functionality of the GNOME3 tool working is to make it depend on the cups-pk-helper package, as normal users would never come to the idea that cups-pk-helpers is missing. And it seems to be a common case on updates from Natty that it is not installed, probably as we have somehow worked against its installation on Natty to assure that s-c-p works.10:50
rodrigo_tkamppeter, we can't depend on it, as it0s not on the CD10:51
rodrigo_tkamppeter, I think we recommend it, let me check10:51
rodrigo_no we don't10:51
seb128rodrigo_, tkamppeter: bug #87198510:51
ubot2Launchpad bug 871985 in gnome-control-center "The printing panel shouldn't display errors about firewalld not running" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87198510:51
tkamppeterrodrigo_, with this we could accept it for the gnome-shell users.10:51
tkamppeterrodrigo_, as an SRU comes to the user only through the internet, why has cups-pk-helper to be on the CD?10:52
rodrigo_ah, if we can do that on an SRU, that'd be cool10:53
rodrigo_can we really do it?10:53
tkamppeterpitti, can we do an SRU on g-c-c to depend on cups-pk-helper so that the printing capplet works? cups-pk-helper is not on the CD, but SRUs come through the internet anyway.10:54
tkamppeterrodrigo_, asking the oracle ...10:54
rodrigo_:)10:54
tkamppeterrodrigo_, seb128, finally got the confirmation message from the list, seems that a sys admin has given a kick to the server ... No I am subscribed.10:57
pittitkamppeter: no, because it's in universe10:57
pittiit would become uninstallable10:57
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pittitkamppeter, rodrigo_: do we really need it for unity?10:57
pittiit seems easier/better to add it as a depends to gnome-shell?10:58
pittifor an SRU, anyway10:58
tkamppeterpitti, seb128, rodrigo_, how do we fix bug 874268 for Oneiric then? Wan10:58
ubot2Launchpad bug 874268 in system-config-printer "system-config-printer not reachable in menus of GNOME shell" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87426810:58
rodrigo_tkamppeter, I thought we agreed yesterday to leave it open for a fix in P, right?10:59
pittitkamppeter: as I said, add the recommends to gnome-shell?11:00
pittirodrigo_: ^11:00
tkamppeterrodrigo_, OK, so if users complain I simply tell them personally to start system-config-printer on the command line.11:00
rodrigo_tkamppeter, yes, not sure what else we can do, apart from fixing the issues in the printers panel11:01
rodrigo_seb128, pitti: for SRU's, again need a reminder, so we file a SRU bug (if there's none), subscribe ubuntu-sru to it, and upload the package to the queue, right?11:02
pittirodrigo_: yes; please use the actual bug, don't create a synthetic "SRU" bug11:02
rodrigo_pitti, for g-s-d I've created a SRU bug, since there was none11:03
rodrigo_pitti, should I close that one?11:03
pittirodrigo_, tkamppeter: if we only need cups-pk-helper under shell, then let's add the dep there11:03
pittirodrigo_: that's fine11:03
rodrigo_ok11:03
rodrigo_pitti, yes, that sounds better11:03
rodrigo_bug 87732611:07
ubot2Launchpad bug 877326 in gnome-settings-daemon "SRU: Update to 3.2.1 upstream release" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87732611:07
tkamppeterrodrigo_, will you do the rest then? Thanks.11:07
rodrigo_tkamppeter, I don't have permissions for universe upload, do you?11:08
tkamppeterrodrigo_, yes. So e-mail me what I should sponsor.11:12
rodrigo_tkamppeter, just add cups-pk-helper to Depends in gnome-shell's debian/control11:12
tkamppeterpitti, so the next s-c-p SRU does nopt need a part for gnome-shell, so I will re-upload the SRU which you have rejected on Friday. Please accept it.11:12
tkamppeterrodrigo_, OK.11:13
pittitkamppeter: ok11:13
tkamppeterrodrigo_, and tell me the bug number(s) to mention in debian/changelog.11:15
rodrigo_tkamppeter, we don't have 1 for this already, AFAIK11:17
tkamppeterrodrigo_, than open one now, otherwise I cannot continue. Ubuntu SRU managers need to know to which bug an upload belongs.11:19
tkamppeterpitti, s-c-p SRU re-uploaded.11:21
rodrigo_tkamppeter, can't you open it yourself?11:22
tkamppeterrodrigo_, OK, no problem, will do so.11:22
rodrigo_tkamppeter, ok, thanks11:22
rodrigo_I'm going to look at the firewalld thing, maybe we can easily fix it11:24
seb128rodrigo_, upstream said he was going to look on it11:25
seb128rodrigo_, see the bugzilla corresponding to the bug I pointed befor11:25
rodrigo_seb128, yes, but for 3.3, right?11:25
seb128well, we can probably cherry pick the fix once he got it11:25
rodrigo_I am trying to fix it to use other thing, instead of fedora's firewalld dbus service11:26
seb128rodrigo_, let's try to get the g-c-c sru out, the locale segfault issue sorted and the proxy bugs looked at first please, those concern the default install and most our users11:26
rodrigo_ok11:26
seb128rodrigo_, we can deal with people using the non default tools later11:27
seb128thanks11:27
seb128pitti, oh, it's meeting day, good catch ;-)11:28
seb128I zapped that completly this week11:28
pittiand it's lunch time, bbl11:29
seb128just back from lunch there11:29
seb128pitti, enjoy11:29
jbichagood morning/afternoon11:31
chrisccoulsonhmmm, one thing which sucks about having a SSD is not having enough space11:32
chrisccoulsoni struggled with my old laptop, and i struggle even more with this one11:32
chrisccoulsoni really don't want to have to delete my fully build mozilla-central checkout11:33
chrisccoulson**fully built11:33
didrocksgood morning jbicha11:33
seb128hey jbicha, how are you?11:36
cyphermoxgood mornin11:42
mdeslaurrodrigo_: yes?11:46
jjardonmpt: hey, about https://code.launchpad.net/~jjardon/indicator-datetime/fix-833337/+merge/79332 ,  I didnt get any message11:48
mptjjardon, ok, I just sent it again11:49
mpt(@gnome.org)11:49
rodrigo_mdeslaur, nothing now, was going to ask you to make sure the 49_fix_suspend_media_key.patch patch in g-s-d could be removed11:50
rodrigo_mdeslaur, it looked a bit different from the upstream fix, but I've double checked and it can be removed, it's the same fix11:50
mdeslaurrodrigo_: yes, I saw a similar patch commited in git11:50
rodrigo_ok then, just wanted to triple check with you11:50
mdeslaurrodrigo_: cool, thanks11:51
jjardonmpt: thanks!11:51
rodrigo_hmm, what's the command for adding a new locale? I don't remember...11:51
rodrigo_ah, locale-gen!11:51
tkamppeterpitti, reuploaded s-c-p after rebuild. From the first upload only white noise was left over.11:56
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xclaesseis it just me or oneirici's grub now has debian theme instead of ubuntu's ?12:09
seb128xclaesse, grub or grub2? we use grub2 for a while and it doesn't have debian theming that I can see12:12
seb128but maybe you have a local config for theming or something12:12
xclaesseseb128, grub2 yes12:22
xclaesseseb128, did not config anything12:22
xclaesseseb128, I've just installed a new computer12:23
seb128where do you see some debian theming?12:23
xclaesseinstalled nvidia-current and gnome-desktop-environement as extra stuff12:23
xclaessethat's it12:23
xclaesseseb128, I reboot and the grub menu is showing debian logo12:23
seb128grub shouldn't display if you don't press a key to start12:24
xclaesseseb128, there is windows installed, so it is displayed by default ;)12:24
seb128grub there on my test box which has a fresh oneiric has no image12:24
seb128it's only text12:25
seb128dunno12:25
seb128cjwatson, ^ do you know what could lead grub to have a debian logo on Ubuntu?12:25
xclaessegot that since a few weeks on my laptop but didn't say anything because I've lots of stuff hacked there... but now that I see that on fresh install, clearly an ubuntu bug ;)12:25
xclaesseseb128, I think it appear if you regenerate your initd stuff12:26
xclaesseas when you install new kernel12:26
xclaessebecause it did that for nvidia driver12:26
seb128could be that you got some debian artwork package pulled in or something12:27
xclaesses/initd/initrd or whatever is those stuff called/12:27
seb128but I don't know, maybe cjwatson can help you there when he's around12:27
xclaesseseb128, ok... I don't care myself, just letting you know12:27
xclaessenot the best branding....12:27
seb128ok12:27
seb128yeah, I just can't confirm ;-) and we would have notice, my bet is that something pulled in some debian artwork package when you installed GNOME12:28
seb128but I'm not sure12:28
xclaesseseb128, yep probably, since gnome-shell desktop is not tested anymore by you guys12:28
* Sweetshark just realizes its a few days into the release and nobody is missing libreoffice-mono at all.12:31
Sweetsharkgood sign.12:31
chrisccoulsonlibreoffice-what? ;)12:32
* rodrigo_ lunch12:36
jjardonmpt: new proposed branch: https://code.launchpad.net/~jjardon/indicator-datetime/fix_833337/+merge/7967912:38
mptjjardon, thank you :-)12:40
mptjjardon, removing the "DBUSMENU_MENUITEM_PROP_ENABLED, TRUE" means they no longer behave as radio items?12:42
tkamppeterpitti, rodrigo_ seb128, SRU for gnome-shell to require cups-pk-helper uploaded, bug 877367.12:46
ubot2Launchpad bug 877367 in gnome-shell "[SRU Oneiric] gnome-shell users get GNOME3's new printer setup tool by default and this tool needs cups-pk-helper" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87736712:47
pittitkamppeter: thanks12:47
jjardonmpt: DBUSMENU_MENUITEM_PROP_ENABLED represent whether the menuitem is clickable or not12:47
jjardonmpt: you mean TIMEZONE_MENUITEM_PROP_RADIO ?12:47
tkamppeterpitti, can you approve the SRU for s-c-p, it is up again now, bug 872991.12:47
ubot2Launchpad bug 872991 in system-config-printer "printer Hp 1320 needs Generic PCL 5e driver to work properly" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87299112:47
mptjjardon, ah, right. That's what I was looking for.12:48
jjardonmpt: but yes, there is not radio menu items any more12:48
mptjjardon, good12:48
CarlFKalt installer, I run su juser -c "gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.screensaver idle-activation-enabled false",12:49
CarlFKboot system, juser@kasp:~$ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.screensaver idle-activation-enabled; see true12:50
CarlFKI am back in the installer now, log shows12:50
CarlFK Command line `dbus-launch --autolaunch=23ebe9869679dfd4566f95c5000004f5 --binary-syntax --close-stderr' exited with non-zero exit status 1: Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed.\n12:50
seb128CarlFK, seems the dbus-launch doesn't work for some reason12:53
mvochrisccoulson: hi, I have a vague memory that you know about the screensaver ;) so I wonder why gnome-screensaver does not seems to honor XResetScreenSaver() ?or should it?13:07
chrisccoulsonmvo - hmm, i think it's more than gnome-screensaver involved there13:11
chrisccoulsonwhat's the context?13:11
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mvochrisccoulson: I want to poke the screensaver during a release upgrade in a reliable way13:12
mvochrisccoulson: and also without having to write different code for gnome/kde/xscreensaver13:12
mvochrisccoulson: but it appears (from my tests) that gnome-screensaver does not honor the XResetScreensaver call13:13
chrisccoulsondoes XResetScreensaver reset the idletime counter in the xserver?13:15
tjaaltonmvo, tkamppeter: so it is cupsd causing the d-bus problems here. for instance, every time I do a show/unshow cycle of the finished jobs on system-config-printer I get a new dbus connection by cupsd13:16
tjaderHello. gnome-terminal seems to be grabbing my mouse focus sometimes since I updated to 11.1013:17
tjaderThe pointer moves, but clicks don't work and windows don't receive mouse movement events. Killing gnome-terminal makes it start working again13:17
tjaaltontkamppeter, mvo: seems to be related to avahi13:18
tjaaltontkamppeter: every time I get a "Avahi client state: 1" in the error_log, a new dbus connection is created13:20
Laneycyphermox: seen http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2011/10/msg00432.html ?13:20
Laneyhah13:21
* Laney spots -devel13:21
Laneysoz13:21
cyphermoxLaney: aye13:21
cyphermox:)13:21
mvochrisccoulson: well, I have not looked at the code, but I think that is what its supposed to do13:25
rodrigo_bug 86115813:37
ubot2Launchpad bug 861158 in banshee "After reverting to "no proxy" /system/http_proxy/use_http_proxy in gconf stays activated. i" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86115813:37
rodrigo_can someone please sponsor https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/banshee/+bug/861158 ?13:39
ubot2Launchpad bug 861158 in banshee "After reverting to "no proxy" /system/http_proxy/use_http_proxy in gconf stays activated. i" [Low,Confirmed]13:39
rodrigo_I don't have permissions for banshee upload13:40
chrisccoulsonmvo - i'll try and figure out how this is meant to work after i've had some lunch13:40
chrisccoulsonwe have a distro-patch for gnome-screensaver to let you poke the screensaver, which uses XResetScreensaver, and that worked at some point13:41
mvochrisccoulson: thanks, great, I would really like to have a single way of doing it that works for all x11/kde/gnome if possible13:41
chrisccoulsoni'm not sure if it does now though13:41
rodrigo_brb13:41
mvochrisccoulson: thanks, I dig some more while you have lunch! enjoy13:41
mvochrisccoulson: for when you are back, the patch is still there, but --poke is gnoe from the gnome-screensaver-command :/13:45
chrisccoulsonmvo - oh, that's not good :(13:46
mptmvo, hi. Is there a page other than <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UpgradeTestingProcess> (last updated in 2008!) describing who does the testing, and what kind of testing, of upgrades from one release to the next?13:49
chrisccoulsonmvo - ah, it seems like nothing uses that directly. xdg-screensaver uses the SimulateUserActivity dbus method directly13:49
mpthttp://qa.ubuntu.com/testing/ doesn't mention upgrades in particular13:49
mvompt: I don't know of anything else, no13:51
mvochrisccoulson: thanks, I try xdg-screensaver now13:52
* mpt finds ubuntu.com/testing inviting him to test Ubuntu 11.10 alpha 113:56
seb128pitti, do we need gamin in main still btw?14:14
pittiseb128: gnome-vfs14:14
seb128we should just build gnome-vfs without it and demote it14:14
pittiseb128: oh, we can?14:14
seb128who is using gnome-vfs for filemonitor on nfs?14:14
pittiseb128: I'm currently committing our remaining changes to Debian14:14
dobeywho is still using gnome-vfs?14:15
pittiseb128: nothing; if we can get rid of this beast, so much the better14:15
pittidobey: libreoffice14:15
dobeyeww14:15
dobeyjust demote libreoffice too :)14:15
pittiseb128: anyway, I'm about to do a new debian upload and sync14:15
dobeyabiword has a gtk3 port coming soon ;)14:15
seb128pitti, AC_ARG_ENABLE(fam, [  --disable-fam          build without enabling fam for file system monitoring],14:16
pittiyay -- away with it!14:16
seb128;-)14:16
pedro_omg i've read gaim instead of gamin14:17
pittiSweetshark: is there any chance that LibO will move away from gnome-vfs?14:17
* pedro_ feels old14:17
pittipedro_: which of the two makes you feel less old?14:17
* pitti blows off the dust from both and coughs heavily14:17
seb128pedro_, hola! ;-)14:18
Sweetsharkpitti: seb128 asked that before.14:18
pedro_pitti, lol14:18
Sweetsharkpitti: I really gotta check if anyone has that on the agenda ..14:19
seb128pitti, Sweetshark said it was up to you to raise the priority of that workitem or to give him extra resources ;-)14:19
pedro_seb128, hey! how are you? did you noticed the 'Precise' report ?14:19
pittiSweetshark: extra resources> beer? icecream? disabling filing LP bugs for libo?14:19
pittiall that can be arranged :)14:19
seb128pedro_, no, let me check ;-)14:19
seb128pedro_, oh, nice, and you fixed the Oneiric one as well!14:20
* pitti writes a script to close all LP bugs as "This software has been out there for two years, it can't have bugs any more. This is obviously an user error"14:20
dobeyseb128, pitti: what's the plan for banshee/tomboy/mono on CD? :)14:20
pedro_icecream with beer flavor ?14:20
seb128dobey, no plan14:20
Sweetsharkpitti: I take the last choice then.14:21
pittidobey: need GTK3 U114:21
dobeyseb128: "hope they get ported asap" ?14:21
pittiI'd love to go back to RB, but presumably not for LTS14:21
seb128dobey, "don't care if they get ported asap"14:21
seb128we will neither get gconf out of the CD nor gtk2 for the LTS14:21
pittiseb128: *meep* webkit-gtk214:22
pittithis one really sucks space-wise14:22
seb128yeah, don't tell me14:22
dobeyugh14:22
seb128dunno what the banshee guys plan for next cycle14:23
dobeypitti: should we have a "go back to rbox" session at uds? ;)14:23
seb128we still don't have gtk3 mono binding, I'm not confident landing those and a port of banshee in the LTS cycle is a good idea14:23
pittidobey: I think we'll have the traditional "default apps" session anyway14:23
pittiseb128: yes, agreed; but did I mention how nice RB works? :-)14:24
pittiSCNR14:24
* pitti hugs seb128 and dobey14:24
dobeyRB works great14:24
dobeyit even doesn't have insane options in it, and lets you have multiple libraries! :)14:24
* seb128 hugs pitti14:25
seb128pitti, I still have only rb installed14:25
pittiyes, me too14:26
seb128but rb didn't get any tarball since january14:26
seb128we live on git snapshots14:26
dobeyi only have banshee installed because i have to for testing/hacking u1 stuff :(14:26
seb128the bugs we got since oneiric also show the current version is quite buggy14:26
didrocksseb128: pitti: banshee is almost gtk3 ready14:26
didrocksseb128: pitti that's what Bertrand told me at the desktop summit14:26
dobeydidrocks: it's been almost ready for 6 months14:27
didrocksbut he reimplemented a lot of custom widgets14:27
didrocksdobey: not true14:27
dobeydidrocks: wasn't that summit in july?14:27
chrisccoulsonnothing i maintain will be pulling in gtk2 or gconf in the LTS ;)14:27
didrocksdobey: indeed, end of july, and the work in a testing branch14:27
didrocksdobey: but I'm not a banshee supporter, you need to read ubuntu-desktop ML about my thought on media player :-)14:28
dobeydidrocks: right, so that's 3 months already. if it was "almost ready" 3 months ago, it should be done already, but it's not :)14:28
didrocksI think that for LTS anyway, no move on that is wiser14:28
dobeyxmcd ftw14:28
didrocksdobey: well, not everyone has the chance to earn money from FLOSS :-)14:28
* didrocks still prays his xmcd + totem14:29
dobeylet's switch to windowmaker too14:29
didrocksdobey: wasn't what unity was for? just moving the launcher side? :p14:29
seb128chrisccoulson, firefox on gtk3?!14:30
dobeyhehe14:30
pittinah, let's use https://one.ubuntu.com/services/music/14:31
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, mozilla-central builds against gtk314:31
chrisccoulsonnot sure of the quality just yet14:31
pittichrisccoulson: \o/14:31
seb128\o/14:31
didrockschrisccoulson: well, it builds, ship it! :-)14:31
rodrigo_dobey, yes, the launcher in unity is like windowmaker, so you're set :D14:31
chrisccoulsondidrocks, i'm not sure the guys at mozilla feel quite the same ;)14:32
dobeyrodrigo_: make it embed wmcd then we can talk14:32
chrisccoulsoni'm sure they'd like it to work properly before we ship it14:32
didrockscome on :-)14:32
rodrigo_dobey, :D14:32
seb12820 updates in the sru unapproved queue14:33
seb128it's a crazy sru week ;-)14:33
dobeychrisccoulson: for very loosely and internally defined "properly" ? :)14:33
dobeyoh sru14:33
dobeypitti: btw, can you also sync the ubuntuone-client from natty-proposed to natty-updates, as the bug is verification-done? :)14:34
pittiseb128: and I just spent two hours on it this morning, where we had some 30 :)14:34
pittidobey: 6 days, almost there :) will do in my tomorrow morning's SRU shift14:34
rodrigo_btw, just remembered someone (was it cjwatson?) suggested to change the ubuntu release cycle, to feature-based instead of 6 months14:35
pittiseb128: gnome-vfs un-fam-ized14:35
* pitti demotes14:35
rodrigo_is there any session at UDS about it?14:35
seb128pitti, \o/14:35
=== eeejay_is_afk is now known as eeejay
dobeypitti: ok, thanks!14:35
pittirather, let's demote it a little later when gamin has built, otherwise LP gets confused14:35
seb128rodrigo_, it was rather Keybuk's blog you read?14:35
dobeyrodrigo_: if we did that, we'd never have a release14:35
rodrigo_seb128, don't remember who was it14:36
seb128rodrigo_, not sure, I guess we will have a session about schedules, I doubt we will do any such change for the LTS though14:36
rodrigo_dobey, :)14:36
pittibbl, supermarket14:36
dobeyrodrigo_: actually, what i'm trying to get our (u1) team to do this cycle, might be the best route for everyone. but we'll try it in u1 first :)14:37
rodrigo_dobey, and it is?14:37
dobeybut i expect it will be totally awesome, because i am usually right. :)14:37
rodrigo_what is it, I mean :)14:37
dobeyrodrigo_: we're going to make stable branches at the start, and only do feature development in trunk, and only backport to the stable branches when features are complete, working, and well tested14:38
rodrigo_ah, like it14:38
dobeyso we can always have feature development work happening in trunk14:39
dobeyand always have stable code in releases14:39
dobeyand we'll have the beta PPA build automatically from the stable branches, with nightlies building from trunk14:40
seb128dobey, well, other Canonical should be doing the same thing next cycle14:42
seb128that's the new way to deal with quality ;-)14:42
seb128chrisccoulson, ok, you win, I f**** hate evo now, it looks nicer but it keeps hanging and I've to --force-shutdown it every time that happens, tb might be less efficient and nice looking but at least it works :-)14:45
rodrigo_seb128, I think I'm done with the proxy bugs (2 are ubuntu-system-service, the banshee one I filed a patch for, and a firefox one which is being worked on by the mozilla guys)14:49
rodrigo_seb128, so, did I miss any?14:49
seb128rodrigo_, not that I know about, thanks14:50
rodrigo_ok, uploading then g-c-c14:50
seb128rodrigo_, did you just reassign the ubuntu-system-service ones? can you let mvo know about the numbers maybe? not sure how much he keeps up with emails from launchpad14:50
seb128rodrigo_, firefox is being worked by chrisccoulson yes14:50
rodrigo_seb128, ok14:51
rodrigo_mvo, bug 877254 and bug 877088 do you want me to assign them to you?14:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 877254 in ubuntu-system-service "Network proxy settings does not keep "DIRECT" value in apt.conf when set back to method "None"" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87725414:52
ubot2Launchpad bug 877088 in ubuntu-system-service "Network proxy setting does not set apt.conf from the second time" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87708814:52
desrtRAOF: get your help with something?14:57
mvochrisccoulson: so from what I can tell xdg-screensaver reset is working fine for my needs, thanks14:57
mvorodrigo_: thanks, I'm currently drowning in work, if you could help out with the issues, that would be great, otherwise I will try to get to it at some point14:58
rodrigo_mvo, ok, I'll have a look14:59
seb128desrt, hey15:10
seb128desrt, it's 2am in .au, probably not the best time to catch him15:10
desrtseb128: thanks :)15:10
* desrt didn't know he was upside-down15:10
seb128;-)15:10
desrtseb128: fwiw, glib 2.31.0 is looking pretty good15:10
seb128desrt, but let your question, he will reply later or maybe you are lucky and somebody else knows15:11
seb128desrt, \o/15:11
desrtboth rico and i have been running it for some time now15:11
desrtwith only one problem spotted by rico15:11
desrt(gstreamer lockup issue)15:11
desrtwe'll track that down, i'm sure15:11
seb128desrt, reading those discussion about gstreamer issues didn't increase my confidence in it ;-)15:11
desrtbut no mass-breakage or anything15:11
desrtRAOF: i want a way for X to tell me when a keyboard grab has occured that would prevent me from having my own passive grabs realised15:12
desrtRAOF: know of anything and/or could we add it with an extension of some kind?15:12
desrtseb128: we have one really excessively annoying issue left to fix before i can drop the tarball15:13
desrtwhich is hopefully later tonight15:13
desrtis p open yet?15:13
chrisccoulsonmvo, oh, that's good then :)15:14
seb128desrt, yes15:15
pitti*yummy* ice cream *munch* *munch*15:15
desrtfun times...15:15
desrtpitti: weird!15:15
desrtthe french and the germans agreeing on something?15:15
pittion ice cream? I think we can settle on that15:16
didrockswell, we agreed on greece :)15:16
desrtdidrocks: that wasn't exactly easy :)15:16
didrocksright15:16
pittijasoncwarner, Sweetshark, bryceh, chrisccoulson, didrocks, tremolux, Riddell, kenvandine, cyphermox, mterry, rodrigo_, seb128, tkamppeter, pedro_: meeting reminder in 14 mins15:16
seb128pitti, ice cream ;-)15:17
* desrt finds it slightly amusing that seb and didrocks were on that list15:17
pittiit got warm once again (16 degrees), so last chance :) (our Italian cafe closes down for the winter on Friday)15:17
desrt:(15:17
didrocks16 degrees, warm?15:18
seb128pitti, you have a laptop with a touchpad enable,disable key right?15:18
pittiseb128: yes15:18
didrocksI think we will start disagreeing :)15:18
pittididrocks: better than the -4 we had at night15:18
seb128pitti, does it work? does the notify-osd bubble has an icon?15:18
didrockspitti: relatively speaking, indeed :)15:18
pittiseb128: it's been a while since I tried it15:18
pittiseb128: I remember that it acted weirdly on the sprint -- it disabled (with bubble), but never re-enabled15:19
seb128pitti, could you try it next time you have a chance? my dell laptop doesn' have one15:19
seb128pitti, yeah, that bug got fixes15:19
seb128got fixed15:19
seb128we got a bug about that though: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/83099797/Screenshot%20at%202011-10-18%2017%3A35%3A27.png15:19
pittibut if I open the lid now, xrandr will mess up everything, I'm sure15:19
seb128i.e empty bubble15:19
didrocksso gedit breaking libpeas15:19
seb128well, libpeas is broken15:20
seb128pygobject is buggy15:20
seb128mterry upstream a bit that leads the snippet code to segfault gedit this week15:20
seb128so the doesn't work at all might be an improvement :p15:20
seb128out of the fact that mdeslaur uses it :p15:20
didrocksseb128: ah ok, so not really a "regression"15:21
didrocks:)15:21
didrocksso why assigning?15:21
mdeslaurseb128, didrocks: hey, c'mon, it worked fine15:21
seb128mdeslaur, bug #86377315:21
ubot2Launchpad bug 863773 in pygobject "gedit crashed with SIGSEGV in __memcpy_ssse3() (when using snippet)" [Critical,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86377315:21
* didrocks is puzzled, did it worked or not with this snippet? :)15:21
seb128mdeslaur, not what that bug says15:22
mdeslaurseb128: well, besides that _bug_15:22
mdeslaurseb128: which you don't hit unless you drag and drop stuff15:22
seb128didrocks, sorry I was unclear, it worked but had issues leading to segfault with some actions like dnd15:22
seb128so the bug is new15:22
seb128I'm wondering if we should just drop snippet...15:22
didrockshum, so previous behavior was "better"15:22
seb128yes15:22
didrocksnot good, but better…15:23
mdeslaurseb128: I will have to kill you if you do that. Just saying.15:23
didrocksI can probably revert ehc ommit15:23
didrocksthe commit*15:23
seb128didrocks, check with pitti maybe if that's not a pygobject bug15:23
seb128wouldn't be the first one15:23
seb128didrocks, the "assignee" was because you did the upload, sorry half of the people there never get bug mails if you don't assign thing to them so I got used to use assignee as a "read that and unassign if you want once you have read it" ;-)15:24
didrockspitti: if you have time: bug #877397, TextIter isn't supported?15:24
ubot2Launchpad bug 877397 in gedit "gedit in -proposed breaks snippets plugin" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/87739715:24
didrocksseb128: you can subscribe me, I have effective filters! :)15:24
didrockseven this one should go in "general" if you don't subscribe me I guess15:24
seb128yeah, that's right15:24
pittididrocks: queueing (will probably look tomorrow, as I'll call it a day after meeting)15:24
didrockspitti: sure, there is no hurry I guess15:25
didrocksinteresting15:26
didrocksfoo = Gtk.TextIter() works15:26
didrocksbar = GObject.property(type=Gtk.TextIter doesn't15:26
pittididrocks: TextIter is meant to work, yes15:26
pittither's even an override for it15:26
pittiand a test15:26
didrockspitti: seems that if you try to instantiate it through GObject, what libpeas is doing, it doesn't15:27
didrockspitti: I'll paste that to the bug15:27
didrocksother instantiation like bar = GObject.property(type=Gtk.Box) works though, specific to Gtk.Iter it seems then15:29
pittijasoncwarner, Sweetshark, bryceh, chrisccoulson, didrocks, tremolux, Riddell, kenvandine, cyphermox, mterry, rodrigo_, seb128, tkamppeter, pedro_: meeting now15:30
* pedro_ waves15:30
chrisccoulsonw00t15:30
tremoluxhey everyone!15:30
pittiwelcome to the first-ever precise meeting :)15:30
seb128hey ;-)15:30
rodrigo_hi15:30
pittihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2011-10-1815:30
* bcurtiswx as a guest15:30
* kenvandine waves15:30
didrockshey15:31
kenvandinewoot, precise!15:31
mterryw00t15:31
chrisccoulsonand i managed my first precise uploads today :)15:31
pittibut I suppose most of us will still stay on oneiric for preparing and verifying SRUs15:31
* Sweetshark waves15:31
pittiprecise opened up exceptionally fast, but it's still very rough15:31
pittiI must admit I haven't looked into UDS planning yet, jasoncwarner_ did most of it so far15:32
pittiso, anything on the agenda from anyone for today?15:32
pitti(I think didrocks had a topic)15:32
kenvandineone thing for partner update15:33
jasoncwarner_pitti: re: UDS. I'm off this week, but I'm entering the blueprints todayish. If anyone else has some, go ahead and put them in and target them...15:33
pittijasoncwarner_: want me to do anything particular there? scheduling, accepting, reviewing, etc.?15:33
jasoncwarner_pitti: once I have them in, reviewing and accepting would be appreciated (re: keeping me honest ;))15:34
pittijasoncwarner_: ack, sounds great; and thanks for preparing them15:34
Sweetsharkjasoncwarner_: did you see the LO/OOo topic proposed to Jono?15:34
jasoncwarner_Sweetshark: yeah, would you be happy to put that in and target to precise uds?15:35
didrockspitti: On my side, I don't have a topic agenda particularly, still waiting for design to move their bugs to new process, but for those interested, they can hCave a look there: http://people.canonical.com/~platform/design/. I'll present that at UDS to the team in an informal way I guess. The idea is to have a better view of what should be done in our upstream, what's should be done us, as a15:35
didrocksdownstream and what would land soon in ubuntu from a design perspective.15:35
kenvandinedidrocks, awesome!15:36
pittinice!15:37
didrocks(you can click on title to expand/reduce view and can triage by column title if you didn't notice)15:37
didrocks(and it has an extensive test suite against launchpad staging so we should be good for tweaking it safely)15:39
pittiok, AOB?15:40
kenvandineyeah15:40
kenvandineU1 has discontinued support for bookmark sync (bindwood).  in 11.10 it still works as good as it has and the package will be removed for 12.0415:40
chrisccoulsonah, about that15:40
rodrigo_kenvandine, cool, it never worked afair15:41
kenvandinerodrigo_, right :)15:41
chrisccoulsoni'm also going to be shipping an empty bindwood package with the next firefox update15:41
pittikenvandine: what do we do on upgrades there? can we introduce a Breaks: somewhere to remove the package?15:41
chrisccoulson(for natty and oneiric)15:41
pittichrisccoulson: err, for stables?15:41
chrisccoulsonpitti - yes15:41
pitti"works as good as ever" didn't sound like "completely broken"15:41
chrisccoulsonpitti - if nobody is working on it anymore, then it's likely to break quite quickly15:42
chrisccoulson(ie, break firefox)15:42
chrisccoulsonso i want to remove it entirely really15:42
pittiyes, fine for precise, but breaking stable?15:42
kenvandinepitti, well the service would still accept the sync technically15:42
pittiwhy did U1 stop supporting it?15:42
chrisccoulsonpitti - yeah, it needs updating for every firefox release anyway15:42
kenvandinebut it just never worked well for many people15:42
glatzorhello mvo, I just moved the development of the pk compat thingy to the lp:~aptdaemon-developers/aptdaemon/pkcompat2 branch and deleted the previous one (pkcompat), since the threading seems to be harder to implement than the PK compat layer and the threading branch was already merged in the pkcompat branch :)15:42
kenvandinepitti, quality reasons15:42
chrisccoulsonand i'm not sure the U1 guys are going to be spending efforts on maintaining something for a service which isn't provided anymore15:43
kenvandinehttp://voices.canonical.com/ubuntuone/?p=128215:43
mvoglatzor: thanks!15:43
kenvandinethe problem wasn't really the firefox extension15:43
chrisccoulsonbut that's a problem if nobody is looking after it :)15:43
kenvandineindeed15:43
chrisccoulsonpitti - do you see a problem with that?15:45
pittichrisccoulson: yes, I do, but we aren't going to solve that here and now :)15:45
pittiso, thanks for the heads-up15:45
chrisccoulsonpitti - there are a couple of problems with leaving things the way they are:15:45
chrisccoulson1) the addon will be marked incompatible with firefox in the next release anyway, which is likely to result in confusion and bug reports15:46
pittichrisccoulson: right, under the assumption that we stop support for it, an empty package is fine15:46
pittichrisccoulson: my problem is with stopping supporting stable releases where we have committed to having these packages in main, have a paid team for it, etc.15:46
kenvandineit is in universe15:47
chrisccoulson2) for people running the addon compatibility reporter, it won't be marked incompatible, which means it may start to break firefox in strange ways in the future, if we don't have anyone actively maintaining it15:47
ricotzhello, is this a known debhelper problem "dpkg-shlibdeps: error: package. is not a valid version"?15:47
pittikenvandine: ah, ok; then I don't have a problem with it :)15:47
kenvandine:-D15:47
glatzormvo, but I will merge it into trunk soon :)15:47
pittichrisccoulson: ok, I thought it was a supported service, nevermind me15:47
kenvandinethe quality was never good enough for us to put in main :)15:47
chrisccoulsonpitti - ah, ok. thanks15:47
rodrigo_yeah15:47
seb128ricotz, hey, try asking on #ubuntu-devel15:47
chrisccoulsonso, the plan is still to ship empty packages with the next firefox update to force its removal15:48
seb128ricotz, we are in a meeting (almost over, but still the question is not really desktopish)15:48
chrisccoulsonunless anyone else sees a problem :)15:48
ricotz(seb128, oh, sorry)15:48
kenvandinechrisccoulson, wfm15:48
seb128ricotz, no worry15:48
pittikenvandine: ok, thanks15:48
pittiback to AOB?15:49
pittiseems not15:50
pittithen thanks everyone!15:50
seb128thanks pitti15:50
mterryyay precise15:50
didrocksthanks everyone15:50
seb128oh, a mterry15:50
seb128mterry, hey, do you feel better?15:51
mterryseb128, yeah, sleeping forever does wonders15:51
seb128;-)15:51
seb128mterry, do you plan to SRU deja-dup 20.1 btw?15:52
mvoglatzor: I keep an eye on it .) I also meant to work on the systemwide license key code this week, but so far it did not work out :(15:52
mterryseb128, yeah probs.  Nothing super important it fixes, but I know the French forums would be mad if I didn't fix that translation issue.  :)15:52
seb128mterry, yeah, you know how it goes with users ;-)15:53
didrocksmterry: I didn't see hate messages on that if you can feel better about it :)15:56
didrocksas long as it doesn't break with french locale, people are tolerant :)15:56
mterrydidrocks, well, some strings show as english still, despite full french translation, so I figured they'd be miffed15:58
seb128didrocks, well, I wrote a hate message for one, it's in launchpad, though mterry closed it as fixed it seems15:59
didrocksseb128: seems mterry is taking french people for people who only care about their language and doesn't speak proper english. How rude is this? :p15:59
seb128but he lied, I still see the bug :p15:59
didrocks(even if true :p)15:59
mterryseb128, run precise then!15:59
seb128didrocks, the "next backup" dates are in english the the control center16:00
didrocksyeah, can be annoying, people not making the difference between 11/07 and 07/1116:01
mterrydidrocks, that shouldn't matter, will always be X number of days16:02
didrocksoh?16:02
seb128didrocks, well it's relative time, like next backup "in 2 days"16:02
mterrydidrocks, for that particular string, yeah16:02
didrocksmterry: ok, I'll run a backup this evening while doing my excercise then!16:02
seb128didrocks, well, no need to run one, open g-c-c backup and look at the 2 bottom strings16:02
mterrydidrocks, you mean, you haven't been testing DD all oneiric cycle?!16:02
seb128the "most recent backup" and "next backup"16:03
rodrigo_bbiab16:03
didrocksmterry: ahem, my gf did, but she's on lucid :-)16:03
didrocksand it was the "I should backup, really should"16:03
seb128:-)16:03
didrocksyou know how it goes :)16:03
mterrydidrocks, guh, lucid DD's interface is the pits16:03
seb128I should put my backups somewhere else that in my user dir16:03
didrocksmterry: she can still use it without any help!16:03
seb128I've feeling it's not the most useful location to put them ;-)16:04
mterrydidrocks, well, she's a genius  :)16:04
didrocksseb128: ahah, you mean, you are backuping on the same dir? :)16:04
didrocksdisk*16:04
mterryseb128, yah :)  you have U1 space, eh?16:04
seb128yeah, I was testing deja-dup mostly16:04
seb128but I could as well make useful backups from it ;-)16:04
* didrocks will backup on his server, /home/data/partageNFS/volatile which is the non RAID0/1 partition16:05
seb128mterry, I have but I've a quite slow uplink so I tend to no like to upload backups on the internet16:05
pittiseb128: do you have so many changes every day?16:05
pittiI only have a slow uplink as well, but once you are through the initial hump, the daily diff is barely noticeable16:05
mterrypitti, well, DD likes to make full backups every now and then too16:05
pittiah, ok;;16:06
mterryfor safety's sake16:06
pittirsnapshot doesn't16:06
mterrypitti, I also do it for technical reasons to be able to delete older backup chains16:06
DBOhttp://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/lge2i/coming_to_uds_like_video_games_come_play_with_us/16:07
DBOfor all your desktop team members16:07
DBObe ready to be fragged16:07
pittibut yes, syncing my music collection to U1 took a whole 10 days or so :)16:07
pittiDBO: ooh, nice!16:07
pittiI think the last time I played network Quake II was in school, around 199716:08
mterryDBO, hmm...  may have to bring my beefy laptop then16:08
pittiso I'm sure I'll suck16:08
pittibut it'll be fun either way16:08
DBOno problem16:08
seb128pitti, well to be honest I didn't try to deja-dup to u1 from my main machine, it might be smart enough to not upload a lot16:08
DBOmterry, yes you shall16:08
DBOI am16:08
seb128I'm sure those game will hate my intel card :p16:09
mterryDBO, that laptop has a habit of overheating.  May have to bring a desk fan too.  ;)16:09
DBOmterry, whatever it takes16:09
DBOseb128, Diablo II will be fine16:09
DBOTF2 should be fine16:09
seb128great16:09
DBOon lowest settings16:09
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DBOwe did think about this a little bit :)16:09
seb128btw did the "unity drops gl games frame by half" got fixed?16:10
seb128didrocks mentioned that was an issue recently16:10
didrocksit's not fixed FYI16:10
DBOsalt into the wound...16:11
pittiDBO: do we need to buy these games before, or is there a demo version which is enough for net playing?16:12
seb128DBO, we just want to assure a good gaming experience to be able to kick your ass at UDS ;-)16:12
=== eeejay_is_afk is now known as eeejay
pittiyes, and need to practice a little :)16:12
DBOpitti, you'll need to buy16:12
pittiwhen we are there it's not the best time to learn all the keys etc.16:12
DBOseb128, install windows :P16:12
pittiDBO: will do then16:12
pittiDBO: thanks!16:12
DBOI cant believe how many people are excited about this16:12
DBOwe thought it was going to be like 5 of us16:13
pittiDBO: dude, it so much is! nobody here to LAN-game with me :)16:13
pittiof course a few UDSes ago we used to play FB and tetrinet16:13
DBOIm looking forward to this so much more than UDS16:13
DBOfrozen bubble != gaming16:14
pittiobjection!16:14
seb128we need to add warcraft2 or starcraft to that list of games ;-)16:14
didrocksif there is starcraft count me in16:15
didrocksI have less than 2 weeks to get back to my level :-)16:15
DBOadding16:15
DBO1 or 2?16:15
didrocksone :)16:15
seb128116:15
didrocksI know that agateau is quite a descent starcraft player as well :)16:16
pittiDBO: so which of these four games do you recommend for intel card and n00b skills? I don't know any of them16:16
kenvandinei haven't played starcraft in ages!16:16
DBOdidrocks, done16:16
DBOpitti, DII16:16
didrocksDBO: great!16:16
* didrocks goes finding his CD16:16
agateaudidrocks: I have been playing starcraft a lot, but I am definitely not a decent player :)16:16
didrocksagateau: :-)16:17
didrocksagateau: does it works well in wine?16:17
* didrocks doesn't have any windows here16:17
DBOdidrocks, its like 1/3 of the reason wine exists16:17
agateaudidrocks: it works well in vbox16:17
CarlFKseb128:  I am sshed into the installer, chroot /target,  # dbus-launch --autolaunch=23ebe9869679dfd4566f95c5000004f5; "Autolaunch error: X11 initialization failed."16:17
pittiI'll try my luck with wine16:17
CarlFKany idea how I can get more info about this?16:18
didrocksok, don't expect me uploading SRU tomorrow, I have work to do :-)16:18
DBOpitti, I have done DII with Wine16:18
DBOit works fine16:18
seb128didrocks, lol16:18
seb128I might just bring my win hdd with me16:18
seb128I changed the disk shipped with my dell for a ssd one when I got it, but the original one as win installed with a valid license16:18
DBOdont forget to upboat on reddit guys16:19
seb128it might be better to play ;-)16:19
DBOI want to get this on the frontpage of the ubuntu subreddit16:19
DBOseb128, I have Win7 setup just for this16:19
DBOmwaahhaha free windows software from my uni16:19
pittiseb128: ah, I tried to reinstall win7, but it's such a pain to set up; no drivers at all, not even ethernet; so I gave up16:19
DBOpitti, if you ahve a dual boot16:20
DBOI downloaded the drivers in ubuntu16:20
pittiDBO: I actually did that16:20
DBOand then copied them to the NTFS partition16:20
seb128pitti, well, I've the preinstalled disk, I guess it just needs activation16:20
pittibut the wifi drivers still didn't work16:20
pittiI also burned the rescue/reinstall DVD16:20
DBOawesome16:20
pittibut that didn't boot either16:20
pittiDBO, didrocks, seb128: anyone up for descent 2 playing? :-)16:23
* pitti still has some rather good skills at that16:24
DBOany game you want to play is fair grabs16:24
seb128I never played that16:24
didrockspitti: will probably suck, but that will remind me some good old time :)16:24
didrocks(I meant: *I* will probably suck ;))16:24
* pitti uploads dbus merge, and calls it a day16:25
pittisee you tomorrow, good night!16:25
didrockssee you tomorrow pitti!16:25
seb128'night pitti16:32
seb128hum16:40
seb128did xchat-gnome stopped doing notify-osd notifications for others as well?16:41
mdeslaurseb128: works for me16:46
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seb128mdeslaur, hum, thanks16:48
didrocksok, time for some exercice there, see you tomorrow!16:52
seb128'night didrocks16:53
didrocksthanks, you too seb12816:53
seb128chrisccoulson, what infos can be useful for bugs where tb and the indicator counts disagree?17:24
seb128chrisccoulson, like the indicator says I've an unread email in dx-assigned and one in unity-bugs, the unity launcher says 2 unread email, so far consistent, but tb itself has no unread email at all17:24
seb128selecting the boxes doesn't update any of the counters17:25
chrisccoulsonhmmm, i've seen a few people with issues like that17:25
chrisccoulsonthere's nothing in the error console?17:25
seb128Error: ERROR edsintegration: Could not create a client of type addressbook from ESource.17:26
seb128Source File: resource://edsintegration/AuthHelper.jsm17:26
seb128Line: 14917:26
seb128Error: ERROR edsintegration: Message was: Invalid source17:26
seb128Source File: resource://edsintegration/AuthHelper.jsm17:26
seb128Line: 15017:26
seb128 17:26
seb128those are the only "errors"17:26
chrisccoulsonyeah, those are unrelated17:26
seb128warning has a bunch of17:26
seb128Warning: WARN edsintegration: Could not resolve email type for an nsAbEDSEmailAddress - setting as OTHER.17:26
seb128Source File: resource://edsintegration/nsAbEDSCard.jsm17:26
seb128Line: 72217:26
seb128that's it basically17:26
kenvandinerickspencer3, ping17:29
rickspencer3hi kenvandine17:29
kenvandinehey... got a minute for a couple questions about your box that gwibber is sucking on?17:30
rickspencer3kenvandine, now isn't great for me17:30
kenvandineok17:30
rickspencer3it's my mini 10v, btw17:30
kenvandinemind pinging me when you have a few?17:30
rickspencer3kenvandine, well, I have a couple of minutes17:30
rickspencer3go ahead and ask17:30
kenvandineit looks like networking problems, but i am also concerned that it isn't logging anymore17:30
kenvandinehow big is the log file?17:30
kenvandinewhat you have of the log, has a bunch of connection timed out errors17:31
kenvandineand on 9/27 you had DNS failures for twitter, facebook, and identi.ca... which is weird because the same time jasoncwarner_ had the same problem17:32
chrisccoulsonseb128, ok, i set up another mail account to see if i get any issues17:32
chrisccoulsonit might be easier to spot in an account with low traffic :)17:32
kenvandinepycurl was failing to resolve the hostnames17:32
kenvandinebut it is resolving them now, just failing to connect to them17:32
seb128chrisccoulson, well my account is not low traffic17:32
seb128but yeah, for reading debug infos it's probably better ;-)17:33
seb128chrisccoulson, is there any debug info I can get on mine when that happens?17:33
kenvandinerickspencer3, and any chance you have a proxy set?17:33
chrisccoulsonseb128, but your folders seem to not contain much unread mail17:33
rickspencer3kenvandine, no proxy17:33
chrisccoulsonwhereas i have ~20000 unread mails ;)17:33
rickspencer3and this happens all the time17:33
seb128chrisccoulson, yeah, I'm good at driving my unread to 017:33
seb128chrisccoulson, hint, you have a "mark folder as read" in the right click menu, it can be handy ;-)17:33
kenvandinerickspencer3, have you double checked that there isn't?  i am wondering if maybe a gconf->gsettings conversion went bad17:33
chrisccoulsonyeah, i wonder if i should use that more often17:34
rickspencer3isn't a proxy?17:34
kenvandineisn't set...17:34
kenvandinerickspencer3, it isn't likely the problem, just trying to rule that out17:35
rickspencer3kenvandine, booting the computer17:35
kenvandinethx17:35
seb128gconftool --get /system/http_proxy/use_http_proxy17:35
seb128kenvandine, how come gwibber still use gconf? ;-)17:36
kenvandineit doesn't17:36
kenvandine:)17:36
seb128so why do you ask for gconf keys?17:36
kenvandinei didn't did i?17:36
kenvandinemaybe i miss-typed :)17:36
seb128kenvandine, oh ok, I misread you17:36
kenvandinegwibber-service is getting network connection timeouts17:37
kenvandinebut can't see why..17:37
seb128kenvandine, no, I'm twisted in the direction of all the "g-c-c updates gsettings but stuff still read the gconf key" issues we are getting17:37
kenvandine:)17:37
seb128kenvandine, so I just assimilated to one of those ;-)17:37
kenvandineunderstandable :)17:37
kenvandinei did somehow end up with a VM that was set to use a proxy when i am pretty certain i never configured17:38
kenvandinebut that broke lots of things17:38
rickspencer3kenvandine, I have 2 minutes17:39
rickspencer3can you tell me specifically what you want me to look at?17:39
rickspencer3l)17:39
kenvandineok, how big is that log file?17:39
rickspencer3;)17:39
rickspencer3sorry, I was chatting with mdz :)17:39
kenvandinels -l ~/.cache/gwibber/gwibber.log17:39
rickspencer3I miss that dude, he takes precedence over gwibber debugging :)17:40
kenvandineand confirm the permissions too17:40
kenvandinehehe17:40
kenvandineindeed17:40
rickspencer3kenvandine, if it help, I'll have this puter with me in FL17:40
kenvandinecertainly17:40
kenvandinebut if i can, i would like to figure it out before then :)17:40
kenvandinei just got the first dupe for this17:41
rickspencer3it's -rw-r--r--17:41
kenvandineand owned by you right?17:41
rickspencer33277130 for length17:41
rickspencer3owned by me, yes17:41
kenvandineok17:42
kenvandinethx...          that is all i have for now17:42
kenvandinestill at a loss17:42
kenvandineno idea what would make it stop logging...17:42
kenvandineit isn't even errors from the services... it is timeout errors connecting to anything17:43
kenvandinefrom pycurl... wtf17:43
rickspencer3kenvandine, I'll hand it over to you in FL ;)17:44
kenvandinethx :)17:44
rickspencer3just bring a 'puter and we can swap17:44
kenvandinehope you like a portuguese keyboard :)17:44
seb128rickspencer3 probably got used to a french keyboard by now17:45
rickspencer3seb128, well, I use the US layout17:45
rickspencer3I cheat17:45
seb128that's cheating!17:46
seb128;-)17:46
chrisccoulsonseb128, ah, i think i just saw your problem in my inbox17:46
chrisccoulsontoo bad i didn't have any extension logging switched on ;)17:46
seb128chrisccoulson, "DOH"? ;-)17:47
seb128try again :p17:47
pittitremolux: thanks for the tzdata updates, will sponsor them tomorrow morning (currently in a call, and actually I'm already off for today)17:56
pittitremolux: would you mind applying for PPU for tzdata? there should be very low entrance barrier17:56
pittitremolux: so tzdata has a new upstream now?17:58
chrisccoulsonseb128, do you delete mail from a folder before whilst it's still marked as read?17:59
tremoluxpitti: you're welcome, I've started my application for tzdata and software-center18:00
seb128chrisccoulson, define "whilst it's still marked as read"?18:00
chrisccoulsonseb128, ie, before it's been marked unread18:00
dobeymaybe i should ask in here instead18:00
tremoluxpitti: yes, it's still in flux about tzdata, but folks have taken the reigns are and making sure updates keep happening18:00
dobeyare there any good docs for how to split gir1.2-foo packages from a single source?18:01
seb128chrisccoulson, but I do lot of crazy things like selecting range of emails and delete those, sit on the delete key for a while, click on the "unread" green circle to mark things as read18:01
dobeylike, naming conventions and such18:01
seb128chrisccoulson, or use space,delete to browse delete18:01
chrisccoulsonseb128, hah!18:01
chrisccoulsoni'm only looking for state changes on mails18:01
chrisccoulsoni'm not looking for mails being removed from a folder ;)18:01
seb128oh ;-)18:02
chrisccoulsoni bet that's it18:02
chrisccoulsonpitti, mind rejecting thunderbird in proposed?18:02
seb128chrisccoulson, btw another thing confusing is that if you filter a folder view in tb the count is cleared from the indicator18:02
dobeyohh, nevermind18:02
tremoluxpitti: actually, ICANN is officially taking it over: http://www.icann.org/en/news/releases/release-14oct11-en.pdf18:03
pittitremolux: yeah, debian switched over debian/copyright and watch already18:03
seb128dobey, gir are not different from other binaries18:03
dobeydebian package search has answered my question, in a not so useful way18:03
pittichrisccoulson: done18:04
chrisccoulsonthanks18:04
dobeyi wonder why debian stopped packaging the avahi gir18:05
seb128dobey, they never packaged it18:06
dobeyseb128: yes they did18:06
dobeyseb128: in fact, it's still in sid for avr32 arch, as gir1.0-avahi-0.618:06
seb128dobey, no they didn't18:06
seb128dobey, that came from gir-repository which was a static collection of all the girs18:07
seb128dobey, which got dropped since because most libs build their gir now18:07
seb128dobey, which avahi doesn't18:07
dobeyseb128: avahi does, in fact18:07
seb128well, not the debian package18:08
dobeyseb128: but the ubuntu package doesn't depend on the thing necessary18:08
dobeywell sure18:08
seb128dobey, http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/gir-repository.html18:08
seb128see the binaries on the left18:08
dobeyyeah, i see that18:08
pittiso, good night everyone!18:08
seb128'night pitti18:08
seb128dobey, so yeah, that's a valid request, avahi should build a gir18:09
dobeyseb128: yeah, i was just now making a fix for P for it18:10
dobeyseb128: but was wondering what to name the package18:10
seb128thanks18:10
seb128gir1.2-<name of the typelib>-<version number of the typelib>18:10
seb128i.e Indicate-0.6.typelib -> gir1.2-indicate-0.618:11
dobeyseb128: yeah, i know that much. but avahi's is AvahiCore18:14
dobeyseb128: so i wasn't sure if it should be avahicore or avahi, but looks like should probably use avahi18:14
seb128dobey, no, the debian way is clear, it's the same name as the .typelib18:16
seb128dobey, how is named the file on disk?18:16
dobeyseb128: AvahiCore-0.6.typelib/gir18:17
seb128or18:17
seb128so it's gir1.2-avahicore-0.618:17
dobeyseb128: but the old package is gir1.0-avahi-0.6, so figured it should be similar18:17
seb128dobey, no, the gir-repository was from before the time they had a convention for the naming18:18
dobeyok18:19
dobeyseb128: and conflicts/replaces provides a sane upgrade path right?18:20
seb128yes18:20
seb128dobey, the old gir had 2 typelibs18:21
seb128one AvahiCore.typelib and one Avahi.typelib18:21
dobeyhmm18:21
seb128so the naming made sense if they decided to include both in the same binary18:21
dobeywonder what Avahi was18:21
seb128bah18:23
seb128https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65528718:23
ubot2Gnome bug 655287 in general "Stop installing libgnome-control-center shared library" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]18:23
seb128"Resolved: fixed"18:23
seb128yet another change to revert :p18:23
dobeyheh18:24
dobey"stop installing gnome3"18:24
dobey;)18:24
seb128hehe18:25
seb128chrisccoulson, ok, I've another tb "wtf", I just noticed why I missed some of the recent discussions on lists18:25
seb128chrisccoulson, if you never opened a box it seems it will never display an unread count for it18:26
chrisccoulsonseb128, you do your filtering server-side don't you?18:26
seb128like I've several mailing list on the canonical imap I never browsed in tb since I didn't get new mails18:26
seb128chrisccoulson, yes18:26
seb128chrisccoulson, well I'm using tb for 2 days, I'm lucky I started evo today18:26
chrisccoulsonseb128, yeah, didrocks mentioned the same issue. basically, thunderbird lazily updates non-inbox folders by default18:26
chrisccoulsonand that isn't ideal for server filtering18:27
chrisccoulsonwhereas i do local filtering, so i don't get the issue18:27
chrisccoulsoni wonder if there's really any value in doing the lazy updating of folders by default18:27
chrisccoulsoni guess i can talk to m_conley about that at UDS ;)18:28
dobeyit probably uses 3 GB less ram than not doing that18:28
* m_conley perks up18:28
seb128chrisccoulson, well it's really broken, if I click the "receive" small arrow and pick "receive all new messages" it ought to do non lazy full checking18:29
chrisccoulsonhi m_conley18:29
m_conleychrisccoulson: hey!18:29
seb128or the title is misleading and should be "lazy check folders you already used" ;-)18:29
seb128hey mchro18:30
seb128ups18:30
seb128mchro, sorry18:30
seb128hey m_conley18:30
m_conleyHey. :)18:30
m4n1shseb128: can you check the  ubuntu-desktop list moderation queue18:30
seb128pedro_, ^18:30
m4n1shmy 12.04 topic is still there18:30
seb128m4n1sh, I forgot the password years ago, I'm not sure it's being moderated at all18:30
seb128pedro_, do you still remember the moderation password for the desktop list? ;-)18:31
m4n1shanyone who can take a look at the moderation queue18:31
seb128m4n1sh, pedro should be able to, good that you pinged because the list collects spam and I'm not sure how much moderation it get18:31
m4n1shyeah, just for making the task easier18:31
pedro_seb128, m4n1sh, i guess so, let me check18:31
m4n1shjust search for zeitgeist topic18:31
m4n1shtopic is "Deeper Zeitgeist integration. Installation of datasources for default applications etc"18:32
pedro_should be easier to subscribe to the list ? ;-)18:32
davmor2chrisccoulson: out of interest is there a way to backup TB's setting like you can in EVO transferring a 1.7GB+ ~/.TB folder from one machine to another takes a while?18:32
m4n1shpedro_: I am subscribed18:32
m4n1shI do get mails18:32
m4n1shbut post has got held18:32
pedro_m4n1sh, done18:34
m4n1shpedro_: thanks a lot18:34
pedro_you're welcome18:34
m4n1shpedro_: is the list moderated?18:34
m4n1shwhat reason did it say for my post getting held18:34
seb128m4n1sh, did you send from the email which is subscribed?18:36
m4n1shyes18:36
m4n1shthat is why I am suprised18:36
pedro_m4n1sh, that's the reason18:38
pedro_you did not18:38
pedro_you're subscribed to the list with a @ubuntu.com18:38
m4n1shhmmm18:38
m4n1shnow I understand18:38
pedro_and you sent the email from your own domain18:38
m4n1shnow i understand18:38
m4n1sh@ubuntu one uses the inbox for the id from which i sent18:39
m4n1shanyway. Thanks18:39
pedro_no problem18:40
dobeyoh bugger. the lp:ubuntu/avahi branch isn't up to date :-/18:43
seb128dobey, open a bug18:46
dobeyseb128: against what exactly? avahi (Ubuntu)?18:48
seb128dobey, no, product udd18:49
seb128chrisccoulson, joke aside dunno if lot of people use server side filtering but is the "get all email" supposed to do lazy checking as well or is that a bug?18:51
chrisccoulsonseb128, i'm not sure what that's meant to do18:52
chrisccoulsonbut it sounds like a bug ;)18:52
seb128chrisccoulson, one you are interested to pick up or one that will land in the launchpad void and is not worth filing?18:53
chrisccoulsonseb128, i'll have a look in a bit what the button does :)18:53
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks18:53
seb128chrisccoulson, I should perhaps try client side filtering, but I guess even if tb is not crap that ought to be slow18:54
seb128well at least slower than server side filtering :p18:54
dobeyseb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/udd/+bug/87765818:54
ubot2Launchpad bug 877658 in udd "lp:ubuntu/avahi is out of date" [Undecided,New]18:54
seb128dobey, thanks18:57
seb128let's see if james_w picks it18:57
m_conleympt: ping19:39
CarlFKhttps://live.gnome.org/dconf/SystemAdministrators says "dconf stores its profiles in text files in /etc/dconf/profile/".  but I don't see /etc/dconf on Natty or Oneiric.  did it get moved somewhere?19:40
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seb128CarlFK, what do you call "profiles"? it's not likely profiles you want but config ;-)19:47
CarlFKseb128: I am quoting that page - either way, where would i put the file that "dconf update" will find?19:49
seb128desrt, that's rather a dbus issue, but gsettings set failing due to dbus-launch initialization X11 fails ... do you have a recommended workaround?19:49
desrton 'dconf update'?19:50
seb128desrt, CarlFK tries to set gsettings key during an install (not sure about the environement context where he runs the commands)19:50
desrtis this https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=662079 ?19:50
ubot2Gnome bug 662079 in dconf "Request for functionality to update database of a user, as well as for the system." [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]19:50
seb128CarlFK, ^ desrt is the gsettings,dconf writer19:50
desrtit's not really possible to inject values into the database of a particular user without being that user19:51
desrtunless you have systemd =)19:51
CarlFKlucky for me systemwide is fine19:52
desrtwhat is your usecase, specifically?19:52
desrtand why can't you use an override?19:52
CarlFKI am trying to disable screen saver,  blank screen on lid close, not dim.. few other power settings19:53
CarlFKand 2: I don't know how :)19:53
desrtare you working on ubuntu or are you a sysadmin? :)19:53
seb128desrt, he's not doing packaging if that's the question :p19:53
CarlFKconfiging up personal machines19:54
seb128i.e it's a custom install,sysadmin question19:54
CarlFKyeah19:54
desrtCarlFK: and you want the setting applied to all users19:54
desrtnot just yourself19:54
CarlFKdesrt: don't really care, the systems will only ever have 1 user19:54
desrtCarlFK: so just set those settings in your own session19:54
CarlFKhow?19:55
desrtCarlFK: gnome-tweak-tool should let you do most of them19:55
desrtotherwise you can use the dconf-editor to get to the rest19:55
CarlFKah, I want this done with a script that's called from the late_command hook of the installer19:55
CarlFKhttps://github.com/CarlFK/veyepar/blob/master/setup/scripts/late.sh19:55
desrtah19:56
desrtdeployment question19:56
CarlFKright19:56
desrtokay19:56
desrtthen https://live.gnome.org/dconf/SystemAdministrators is for you19:56
desrtcreate /etc/dconf/profile directory and throw a file called "user" in there with two lines:19:56
desrtuser19:56
desrtsite19:56
desrtthen create /etc/dconf/db/site.d/ and throw a keyfile in there with your custom settings19:56
desrtthen run 'dconf update'19:56
desrtand you should be in good shape19:56
CarlFKcool - was surprised that those dirs didn't already exist19:57
desrtuser settings (from ~) will take precedence over the ones in site.d19:57
desrtbut you can also do locks (in the way describe on the wiki) if you like19:57
desrtCarlFK: it doesn't exist by default because dconf has its own built-in config19:57
desrtCarlFK: those extra files are only needed if the admin wants to mess around with stuff19:58
CarlFKthe systems are more like appliances: single use.   I set them up, go to PyCon, record talks to the drive, encode, post, and ship all the systems back to Chicago :)19:58
CarlFKthanks for the tips on what to create.19:59
CarlFKdesrt: not a problem for me, but i'm curious - why the uint32 when I do: $ gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.session idle-delay20:02
CarlFKuint32 60020:02
CarlFKeverything else just dumps the number20:02
desrtbecause you're using GVariant20:03
desrtwhich has the dbus type system20:03
desrtwhich is very strongly typed -- unsigned ints and ints are not interchangeable20:04
desrtthat particular setting is defined as being an unsigned int20:04
chrisccoulsonseb128, mind trying this? http://people.canonical.com/~chrisccoulson/messagingmenu.xpi20:09
chrisccoulsonalthough, i'm not sure it will fix your issue yet20:10
chrisccoulsonit looks like messages are always marked as read before they are removed from a folder20:10
chrisccoulsonbut perhaps you hit a case that i don't ;)20:10
seb128chrisccoulson, yeah, I could reproduce it, not sure how it happened20:11
seb128I can try to run your version and see if it still happens20:11
chrisccoulsonthanks20:12
CarlFKdesrt: do I need to change all my dots to slashes in [org.gnome.desktop.screensaver] ?20:12
CarlFK 20:12
chrisccoulsonseb128, can you turn on extensions.logging.enabled in the config editor as well, and run it in a console?20:13
chrisccoulson(that will produce a lot of output though)20:13
seb128chrisccoulson, I can do, but not sure how often I hit the issue20:13
seb128let see if I get anything from it ;-)20:13
desrtCarlFK: it's not always a direct one-to-one mapping20:15
desrtCarlFK: you should look at what path='' is defined by that schema20:15
desrtit's often the same, but it's best to check20:15
desrtnote also that dconf is utterly aware of schemas, so you need to make sure you're explicit about the types20:17
desrtfor the uint32 thing for example, you must explicitly write that20:17
desrtidle-delay=uint32 60020:17
CarlFKdesrt: in the installer, trying to see if my settings took:  # gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.screensaver idle-activation-enabled = Segmentation fault20:52
desrtthat's very interesting20:52
desrtstacktrace in a new bug on bugzilla.gnome.org, please?20:52
CarlFKis there some way to tell gdb not to prompt me with ---Type <return> to continue, or q <return> to quit---20:53
CarlFKhttp://dpaste.de/tJLir/  - is there a ddeb? I can install to get the missing tables?20:56
seb128CarlFK, http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/pool/main/d/d-conf/21:00
seb128the dconf-gsettings-backend one corresponding to your arch at least21:00
CarlFKseb128: yeah, that.  thanks21:03
CarlFKdesrt: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=66214121:17
ubot2Gnome bug 662141 in gsettings backend "gsettings segfauilt" [Normal,Unconfirmed]21:17
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desrtCarlFK: thanks.  i'll take a look later on.21:18
RAOFMorning robert_ancell!22:03
robert_ancellRAOF, hello22:04
TheMusoMorning folks.22:04
* bryceh waves22:05
* TheMuso is watching the ongoing Qantas strikes with growing concern.22:05
RAOFTheMuso: Yeah.  It's time to book flights - it seems like a lot of people want to get to Budapest.22:05
TheMusoRAOF: I am not thinking about that, I am thinking about our upcoming flight to the US.22:06
RAOFWell, that too.22:06
TheMusoAlthough flights in January are somethign that need booking, agreed.22:06
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brycehwho's turn to run the meeting this week?22:14
brycehor, are we skipping this week on account of the release?22:16
TheMusoI suspect Jason is otherwise occupied, and forgot to request a chair for the meeting. :)22:17
TheMusoBut I suspect we are pretty much all burried in merges/SRUs for Oneiric.22:17
* bryceh nods22:18
broderTheMuso: hey, quick question. is there any way for me to cross-reference a window in the AT-SPI registry with its XID? i couldn't find a way, but figured you might know something i didn't22:21
TheMusobroder: I don't *think* so. I know an atk object is used to represet the window, but I am not sure whether it stores data about its X equivalent. I suggest looking through the atk API docs, and asking in #a11y on gimpnet to see if a more knowledgable atk person can help you.22:22
TheMusoI know a recent role for a window was introduced, but not sure if any more was done.22:22
RAOFdobey: I'm not familiar enough with grabs to be able to answer that well, sorry.22:25
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micahg\o/ new GTK2 upstream release :)22:58
tjaderhbmenu isn't working for me :/23:03
tjaderops23:03
tjaderwrong channel, sorry23:03
brycehpitti, now that the release is done, would love it if you could look at my patch for apport - https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/35981023:24
ubot2Launchpad bug 359810 in apport "support filing bugs against source packages" [Wishlist,Triaged]23:24

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