=== cipher is now known as Guest70933 === cipher is now known as Guest53128 === Snicksie| is now known as Snicksie === cipher is now known as Guest99934 [14:24] cdbs, Hi Bilal, may I PM you? [14:25] ashams: yeah, go ahead [15:28] Bug 883677 has a step by step description that I'm able to reproduce perfectly, I think it can be marked as triaged. [15:28] Launchpad bug 883677 in gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu) "Changing the default alert sound breaks desktop sound theme (affects: 5) (heat: 43)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/883677 [15:30] wagafo, it may need sending to the people writing gnome-settings-daemon on bugzilla [15:30] Ok, I'll try to take a look there and open a bug if there isn't any. === ChrisGagnon is now known as ChrisGagnon_ [21:15] bdmurray, thanks for the correction on #892324, is this the generally preferred way? assigning a package before apport-collect ? [21:16] Amoz: yes, lots of package have apport hook, you can see them in /usr/share/apport/package-hooks [21:16] Amoz: these gather detailed information necessary for the specific package [21:17] the network-manager one should gather lots of kernel information too so if it ends up being a kernel bug it'll be okay [21:17] bdmurray, if there are no hooks, then it doesn't matter in the apport case? (it's always better to have a package assign ofc) [21:18] running apport-collect for a bug without a package will gather some very basic information about the user's system but instead of having them run it 2 times its best to first assign a package [21:18] does that help? [21:19] let [21:20] bdmurray, let's say the bug is related to rtorrent (no hooks), then it would be fine to just collect without an assigned package? [21:21] or is it collecting more info if a package is assigned, even if no hook exists for that package? [21:21] ah, yes it gathers information about dependencies etc [21:22] actually just dependencies [21:22] that answers my question. Assigning a package is important then [21:22] well modified conffiles too [21:22] very important! [21:24] Amoz: Do you have any other questions? [21:28] bdmurray, I'm new to this stuff, and every bug is different. I'm thinking about asking the report of #892048 to give some more info about the bug (action, what happened, expectations). [21:28] would that be a good idea? [21:29] bug 892048 [21:29] Launchpad bug 892048 in gnome-disk-utility (Ubuntu) "hard disk health problem (affects: 1) (heat: 6)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/892048 [21:30] and set it to incomplete [21:31] bdmurry i have a question u are the the admin so u may give well answer [21:31] Yes that would be a good idea, however in this specific case I'm guessing the reporter was running gnome-disk-utility and saw that their hard disk has an issue and doesn't know what to do [21:32] or thinks its a bug although their hardware being broken or failing isn't something we can do about [21:32] we can do anything about [21:32] bdmurray, sounds reasonable, but one should really make sure that's the case, no? [21:32] or just set it to invalid directly? [21:33] Amoz: yes, but to reduce the number of back and forths necessary I say "It sounds like ... and this isn't something we can do anything about. Take these steps to back up your system.... and if you think there is a bug in the software please indicate what it is." set to incomplete and subscribe [21:34] bdmurray, thanks! [21:35] bil21al: what is your question? [21:36] i m a unity triager mostly i triage unity but some told me that u cant apply for the bug control if u are not a subcriber of upstream bugs like empathy etc ..i dont get him why is he saying this [21:37] can u tel me why i cannot apply for the bug control while i m a unity triager [21:37] ? [21:38] If you work on bug reports about Ubuntu packages you can apply for Bug Control [21:38] There is no need to subscribe to upstream bugs although we'd like it if you did [21:40] ok and here is another matter my karma is not shown in unity contributor while who have less than me are shown there [21:41] Karma is a feature of Launchpad so launchpad would be the best people to talk to [21:41] ok thanks very much [21:41] they're in #launchpad, just fyi [23:09] bdmurray, if a system restarts when playing video in VLC, Mplayer etc. would this be a linux problem or hw? what would be appropriate steps for triaging? [23:09] bug 892026 [23:09] Launchpad bug 892026 in ubuntu "ubuntu 11.10 restarts while playing video (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/892026 [23:16] Amoz: that sounds kind of crazy but if it only happens when manipulating the video I'd guess an X related issue