[01:43] bdmurray: Do you know of any bugs on Ocelot revolving around a USB mouse ceasing to work after a half hour or so and only starting to work if you touch your touchpad? [04:27] bkerensa: nope === yofel_ is now known as yofel [13:50] Hello. [13:50] I'd like to give bug #893926 a shot but I'm not quite sure which IRC channel to join to get more information. [13:50] Launchpad bug 893926 in eucalyptus (Ubuntu) "Contains traces of UEC (affects: 2) (heat: 12)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/893926 [13:51] I've already asked in #ubuntu-devel by the way. [13:52] mainerror: it sounds (without knowing anything about it) like it contains references in errors, documentation or other messages about UEC which doesn't exist any more [13:54] Hmm, I'll just grab the files and grep over the entire file structure. [13:54] Thanks. :) [13:57] mainerror: #ubuntu-devel is probably not a bad bet, but it's a bit quiet at the weekend [13:58] Yea, I figured it might not be the ideal time to ask. :) [14:47] i changed a kernel bug status from "Fix Committed" to "Confirmed" but the LP janitor changed it to "Fix Released" with no changes anyway. how do i change it back to "Confirmed" now? bug# is 238208 [14:54] bug 238208 [14:54] Launchpad bug 238208 in opensuse (and 4 other projects) "Need MemoryStick driver Ricoh R5C592 (part of R5C832/822chipset) (affects: 87) (heat: 451)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/238208 [14:56] Faqtotum: You should contact 'Tim Gardner', who marked it as verification-done and explain why you think it isn't fixed. [15:00] e-mail sent [15:03] About the "Why was it set to Fix Released": If a SRU has the "verification-done" tag, the package is copied from -proposed to -updates and automatically all the bugs mentionen in the changelog get set to Fix Released. [16:18] Ampelbein: "verification-done" was set BEFORE it was in -proposed [16:20] Faqtotum: No, the way is: "verification-needed" when accepting into "-proposed" (message https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/238208/comments/164), upon successful verifcation (and a one week pass), "verifcation-done" is set and the package copied to -updates (Message https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/238208/comments/167) [16:20] Launchpad bug 238208 in opensuse (and 4 other projects) "Need MemoryStick driver Ricoh R5C592 (part of R5C832/822chipset) (affects: 87) (heat: 451)" [Undecided,New] [16:22] Ampelbein: no, it did not appear in -proposed until #166 [16:26] Faqtotum: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/oneiric/+source/linux/3.0.0-14.23: Published on 2011-11-24, same time as message 164. [16:26] published then, but it was not in the repo [16:27] i kept checking the repo until it appeared [16:38] Faqtotum: this is when it was cleared to move to -updates. The main archive is updated, mirrors will have a delay [16:39] well, it was verification-done before the mirrors updated, making testing impossible, since the pkg was unavailable [16:41] Faqtotum: I do not quite follow you. a move to -updates is done *after* verfirication-done [16:42] a move to -proposed preseeds any verification [16:42] it only appeared in -proposed after verification-done [16:42] i kept waiting for it to appear there so i could test it and i did the minute it appeared [16:45] yes, on 25-11; the kernel was promoted to -updates (from proposed on 12-09, and was put available on proposed on 24-11 [16:46] another person had verified it, so Tim moved it to -done. You should have changed the tag to verification-failed [16:46] but, of course, you would have to know this is the protocol [16:46] you can still change the tag [16:47] and I can guarantee you this will be revisited, anyway [16:48] please keep in mind that verification-(done|failed) is a tag. Anyone can edit the tag; the protocol requires the first to test to tag the bug done|failed [17:55] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance has a curious inconsistency; a network card is listed as a non-essential component and would get a Medium if it failed; but a laptops built in wireless is listed as an essential hardware component and would get a High [18:04] penguin42: arguable, but a wireless can be seen as a critical part of a laptop [18:04] and so could a wired for a desktop... [18:04] hum [18:05] Yes, I would vote for a High importance for both components. [18:09] _nods_ [18:09] Damn Markdown ... go used to it. [19:03] hggdh, ping [19:47] hi everyone! should bug 894473 bet set to incomplete? or invalid maybe? [19:47] Launchpad bug 894473 in network-manager (Ubuntu) "when connecting to a wireless network, gksu asks for password root , but root has no password (affects: 1) (heat: 10)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/894473 [19:55] htorque: You could set it to incomplete to see if Robert has the same issue [19:55] htorque: The question is has it been fixed or does it only happen sometimes [19:56] it happened four times in a row with the A1 iso and no time when installing todays iso twice :) [19:56] ok, so it's probably a fix released with a 'we don't know when, but it seems to have gone' - might want to make it incomplete though and see what Robert has to say [19:57] done, thanks again ;) [20:49] ashams: pong [21:07] hggdh, can we make mentorship for locos [21:08] I think many locos have many members would like some1 to start them off [21:09] I mean, mentors go for a loco upon request to mentor interested loco members for triage.... [21:10] hggdh, you think this will work this time? [21:12] gtg, sorry, will talk about i later [21:12] it*