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Theaxerhello, I think I have run into a bug but I need a little help in making sure I report it in the right place01:15
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hspcdHi - hoping to get some help determining which package is causing an issue that I filed a bug report on02:18
Rcarthspcd: what's the problem?02:25
hspcdFiled a bug on Launchpad earlier today.  After undocking my HP notebook it will fail to suspend and hard lock.  I filed the bug without a package.02:26
hspcdpm-utils could be to blame but since hardware is involved (removing the dock) it could be kernel.02:26
hspcdAny thoughts?02:26
hspcdI want to make sure I've specified the right package for the bug ticket02:27
hspcdrcart: here's a link to the bug I filed http://bit.ly/zmK72c02:30
Rcarthspcd: did you see /var/log/syslog? It may clarify things02:34
Rcartbtw, you could write "bug #" to use the bot here (:02:35
Rcartbug 94848502:36
ubot2`Launchpad bug 948485 in pm-utils "Suspend after undocking laptop doesn't work" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94848502:36
hspcdRcart: I'll repro again tomorrow at work and see if I can get more details.02:38
hspcdRcart: Nifty thing to be able to reference the bug here02:38
hspcdRcart: Thanks for your time02:38
Rcarthspcd: Greate. I'd filed against the kernel, but take a closer look to logs (;02:38
Rcartyou're welcome and thanks for reporting that bug02:39
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psusimicahg, it's actually a request to *reverse* a feature03:55
micahgpsusi: to reverse a change or to create an option to override04:26
micahgand it's not clear that was a clear desire to not have such an option04:27
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vegerCould someone set the importance of bug #619395 to wishlist, as this is a feature request?08:41
ubot2`Launchpad bug 619395 in kdepim "kmail: text mails should be displayed with a monospace font by default" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61939508:41
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brendandveger, done09:07
vegerbrendand: thank you09:09
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vegerbug #619395 is a feature request (which is silly IMHO, but I tried to nuance this opinion in my response). Furthermore, I responded that it should be reported upstream. Is this the correct way to go, or should I do 'other things' with/to the report?13:21
ubot2`Launchpad bug 619395 in kdepim "kmail: text mails should be displayed with a monospace font by default" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61939513:21
vegershould there be a 'vote' for feature requests?13:23
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roignac_veger, a bug triager will report this upstream and will link this issue with upstream one13:34
roignac_btw you can send issue upstream by yourself13:34
roignac_votes: launchpad doesn't have one, instead a 'bug heat' is used13:35
vegerroignac_: I know I can send it upstream, but I hope the OP will do so, since it is his request, so he'll be better able to 'defend' it, if required13:35
vegerI have send some report upstream, that I was not really supporting, and noticed it is 'hard' to give it the proper defence13:36
vegerso for the 'vote' nothing needs to be done? Just hope (for the OP) that the heat of the report will go up?13:37
roignac_veger: heat does up on affected users mostly, see https://dev.launchpad.net/Bugs/BugHeat13:45
roignac_and it is always a good idea to help bug OP or triager by sending the bug upstream13:46
vegerok, I'll soon send an upstream report (I'll wait whether the OP will send one, to prevent duplicates)13:48
vegerthank you for helping out13:48
roignac_np13:49
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vegerI believe bug #619395 is Traiged, could someone check and set the status if I am not mistaken?14:47
ubot2`Launchpad bug 619395 in kdepim "kmail: text mails should be displayed with a monospace font by default" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/61939514:47
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pabelangerBoo, getting Hash Sum mismatch from the ubuntu mirror I am using17:48
mfischis the bug control meeting now or can I not do time zone math18:01
mfischah there it is18:01
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=== bdmurray changed the topic of #ubuntu-bugs to: Ubuntu Bug Squad - next meeting 03/14/12 | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad | Documentation: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Want to report a bug? Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs | User support (not related to triage) is in #ubuntu
mfischbdmurray: can we repsond to a bug control app with a simple +1?18:36
hggdhmfisch: if the application has nothing to be commented on, yes18:37
bdmurraymfisch: we could but consider the work the application put into their application.  I think the right thing to do is say a bit more.18:37
mfischbdmurray: understood18:37
hggdhbdmurray: I agree18:37
mfischI actually wanted to discuss a bug in his app here18:37
bdmurraywhich one?18:37
mfischbug 92735818:38
ubot2`Launchpad bug 927358 in icedtea-web "Geogebra package doesn't install" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/92735818:38
mfischlet me load it up18:38
mfischvadim said "high" since the app won't even install18:39
mfischare all "broken deps, wont install" bugs high?  even for universe, non-essential apps?  The importance table implies yes, I think18:40
bdmurray"Prevents the application or any dependencies from functioning correctly at all"18:41
mfischyep18:41
bdmurrayso High is correct18:41
hggdhthe 'High' applies to the package; then we have to look at the Ubuntu as a whole.18:42
bdmurraymfisch: was there more to it then that?18:42
mfischbdmurray: no.  what hggdh said is true thoug18:43
mfischIts High to the package, but as a whole Ubuntu may not really care too much, for some packages18:43
hggdhwell, actually, in this case, it could impact all users of java-under-browser18:44
bdmurrayright one thing that needs clarification / updating is that (in my opinion) importance is for the package and release task / milestones are for importance within ubuntu as a whole18:44
bdmurraythe Bugs/Importance page doesn't make this clear18:44
mfischhggdh: right, my example was hypothetical that ubuntu as a whole "doesn't care too much"18:44
mfischwhile we're discussing Importance, why is "network card" marked as non-essential hardware?18:45
hggdhIDK. Nowadays I think it should be considered a critical piece of the computer. bdmurray?18:46
hggdhof old it was not18:46
bdmurrayI seem to recall it was because it was replacable18:46
bdmurrayso perhaps clarifying between pci network card / laptop built in network card would help18:47
mfischbdmurray: that disctinction is there18:47
mfischbdmurray: dont most modern desktops have built-in networking?18:48
mfischwhy don't we say "replacable network card" - Medium, "built-in networking" - High18:48
hggdhthere is also a difference between hardware issues on the NIC versus driver issues18:49
bdmurrayah right haven't been desktop shopping in a while18:49
mfischbdmurray: pretty much only graphics, if that, is a separate card18:49
bdmurraymfisch: that works for me18:49
mfischokay, modifying now18:49
hggdhcool18:49
bdmurraywhere bugs with the unity dash belong?18:55
hggdhunity itself?18:57
bdmurraythat was my thought but I'm not positive its correct18:57
bdmurrayI was wondering if there is something more specific is all19:00
hggdhbdmurray: Daekdroom | hggdh, unity, unless it's specific to a lens/scope.19:00
bdmurrayhggdh: thanks, gonna update the dash package bug report guidelines. ;-)19:02
blackbugI want to know if i have raised a bug and now i am facing some crashing issues( where ubuntu itself ask for sending the information to ubuntu server ). Now if i want to add this information to my raised bug also, is there any way to do so?19:20
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bkerensaCan Bug #894112 be wishlisted please20:11
ubot2`Launchpad bug 894112 in ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu "Precise Pangolin - Please include ubuntuforums.org in the slideshow" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/89411220:11
bdmurraybkerensa: done20:31
bkerensathanks20:31
RcartI think this bug 947643 is complete to be triaged. It has a really good description and procedure to reproduce it21:21
ubot2`Launchpad bug 947643 in pidgin "In Precise, Pidgin creates a second icon in the launcher when opened by dash or HUD" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94764321:21
bdmurrayRcart: did you test with unity-2d or 3d?21:37
Rcart2d21:37
bdmurrayRcart: and do you have an idea of the importance that it should have?21:38
RcartI does not break the app functionality21:39
RcartI think it should be wishlist21:40
RcartUpps, seems like is a Low importance21:41
bdmurrayRcart: okay, set to triaged an low.  thanks21:41
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Rcartbdmurray: would you please take a look at bug 94755122:03
ubot2`Launchpad bug 947551 in mpd "Missing apport hook" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94755122:03
bdmurrayRcart: ah, neat.  thanks for doing that22:06
RcartI'd would like to work on a branch to include it, but got a problem getting it: bug 94745122:10
ubot2`Launchpad bug 947451 in udd "apport branch OUT-OF-DATE" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/94745122:10
bdmurrayRcart: apport package hooks are included in the source package of the software the hook is for22:19
bdmurrayRcart: so in this case that would be mpd22:19
Rcartbdmurray: In the source package, where the script should go?22:27
bdmurrayRcart: for most packages they are in the debian directory22:29
Rcartbdmurray: Great. Working on ...22:30
bdmurraycyphermox: around?22:35
cyphermoxbdmurray: yes22:35
bdmurrayso I was using powertop and read about setting wol to d via ethtool which seemed like a good idea to save power however when I set 'ethernet-wol d' in my /etc/network/interfaces file things didn't go so well22:37
bdmurraycyphermox: so I'm wondering what the "right" way to do this is22:37
cyphermoxbdmurray: well, is the interface otherwise configured in /etc/network/interfaces normally?22:39
cyphermoxthere isn't really another way that I know of22:39
cyphermoxperhaps setting it with ethtool in /etc/rc.local?22:39
bdmurraycyphermox: no, but if I add information about the interface there won't it become unmanaged?22:39
cyphermoxbdmurray: indeed, it will22:40

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