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ochosimorning everyone05:49
ochosiastraljava: what window-borders thingy were you referring to?05:49
Unit193Howdy, ochosi.06:02
Unit193Resize was small (I think)06:02
ochosihey Unit19306:08
ochosihmm, you mean the window-borders are too thin?06:08
ochosithis is a recurring request, we should seriously publish that article on window-resizing in xubuntu...06:09
ochosiknome: ^06:09
knomeochosi, true. or just add that to the Top 10 FAQ07:15
knome(the new one)07:15
ochosimhm07:16
knomehttp://xubuntu.org/countdown/07:17
knomehttp://xubuntu.org/countdown/?alt=w07:17
ochosinice07:17
ochosibtw, this is exactly the kind of replacement (the circle) for the progressbar that i'd wish to have for plymouth07:17
knomewe're pushing one more change to fight the caching, then i'll publish a blog article07:18
knomeheh, yeah...07:18
ochosiyup, i like it07:18
knomemm-hmm, i know this is what you wanted ;)07:18
knomebut that's done in inkscape07:19
knomeand batch-exporting07:19
ochosiyeah, i have no clue how animations work in plymouth07:20
knomeper the work item tracking, we have only one item to do before precise is "ready" :]07:22
knomebut of course, that's not the complete truth07:22
ochosiyup, saw that :)07:22
ochosiwell, there are always bugs07:22
knomewe should do better tracking of important bugs in the Q cycle07:23
ochosidunno, i think i did that for most of my artwork-bugs07:23
knomeeg just add an "general improvements" blueprint and link all bugs we're going to fix to that07:23
ochosiat least towards the end of the cycle i slowly figured that out07:23
ochosimhm07:23
ochosiyeah, good idea07:23
knomeyeah, i've tried to attach any bugs to blueprints that really belong to any07:24
ochosialso another one for release-critical bugs maybe07:24
knomebut eg. the muting thing was just a bugfix07:24
knomeyeah, not a bad idea07:24
knomethat would also help us know what we are working on07:24
knomeand07:24
knomewrite team reports (which we really didn't do this cycle)07:24
knomeand07:24
knomewrite release notes07:25
ochosiyeah, well all kinds of reports (==paperwork) consume a lot of time07:26
Unit193knome: Didn't you also change the branding on LP?07:26
ochosiso that makes for less time to get things done07:26
ochosiUnit193: did you ever get around to checking out bluebird-gtk3 in precise?07:27
knomeUnit193, it's WIP07:27
Unit193ochosi: Did a little, and just hit it in Oneiric.07:27
Unit193Anything to check?07:27
ochosinot sure it'll work very well in oneiric07:28
ochosiyeah, everything :)07:28
knomeochosi, sure, but since we have all the tools for that (and really, what is easier than link a bug to a blueprint in LP?) we should use them07:28
knomewe can even mark milestones for work items ...07:28
knomeeg. beta-107:28
ochosiwell we can try to do that for q07:29
ochosibut it'd have to start very strictly for everyone07:29
knomeor whatever that was, it was not that easy :P07:29
knomeimo it's not a problem to do it well in the beginning07:29
knomethat's where most of the stuff is done now too07:29
knomei mean, yeah, we added more than 25 new work items while working on precise, but not all at the same time07:30
ochosii think i never did any of that, not even in the beginning of the P cycle :)07:30
ochosi(i'm talking about team-reports)07:30
knomeif we get the bulk of 50 fixed, it's no problem to manually set those for the rest 2507:30
knomeeven if it was me doing that07:30
knomethe thing that people (mostly micahg and mrpouit) must take care is to link the bugs they are working on to one blueprint07:31
knomeand while that is an extra task, it also helps others to help them, in testing or so07:31
ochosimhm07:31
ochosibtw, i have one bug that i'm stuck with07:33
ochosidon't really know how to precede (unless installing unity etc is an option)07:33
ochosiit's Bug #95614707:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 956147 in xubuntu-artwork (Ubuntu) "thunderbird message indicator icons" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/95614707:33
knomehuh07:34
ochosihighly annoying, can't see this fixed anywhere and i'm starting to suspect it's a bug of the gtk2 version of the messaging indicator07:34
ochosi(unity is using the gtk3 version obviously)07:34
ochosibtw, look at them nice blurry icons before the icon-theme upgrade: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-04032012-093503am.php07:35
knomehttps://launchpad.net/~xubuntu-doc is a very sad team :(07:36
ochosiyes, in many respects07:36
ochosiafter the icon-theme upgrade: http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-04032012-093817am.php07:38
Unit193Aye, much better. (But easier to tell in the day)07:39
knome:)07:42
ochosithere are a few apps with hardcoded icons07:42
ochosiunfortunately there is nothing we can do about them07:42
knomecody-somerville, hey? i've sent you two emails, could you please have a look at them? thanks.07:42
ochosi(in fact you can see their problems already in oneiric)07:42
knomewhat are those apps? does it make sense to try to get the changes upstream?07:43
ochosixfce4-dict,synaptic,catfish07:43
ochosiall three are candidates for deprecation imo07:44
knomebtw, i've created https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Roadmap/Goals/Q07:44
ochosi(at least the latter two should be replaced by better – yet to find – alternatives)07:44
micahgochosi: getting changes in synaptic should be fairly easy (mvo is the maintainer)07:45
ochosialso thunar has 48px folder-icons hardcoded07:45
ochosimicahg: hm ok, in that case a patch for not using the hardcoded appicon would be needed07:45
ochosimicahg: also, i suspect you can't help me with the indicator-messages bug linked to above..? (it's not really a thunderbird issue i suspect, rather a messaging-menu problem)07:46
knomemicahg, what do you think of "tracking" bugs related to xubuntu in blueprints for Q? sounds sensible/doable?07:46
micahgochosi: I don't see those icons on my Xubuntu system with thunderbird closed or on my Ubuntu system with it open07:47
micahgknome: not until there's work to be done07:47
knomemicahg, heh, of course not NOW, but during the Q cycle :)07:47
ochosimicahg: yes, when tb is closed there are no icons. with "ubuntu system" i suspect you mean the gtk3 version of the messaging-menu?07:48
micahgknome: tracking bugs are nice to track stuff that affects multiple people or needs notification to package watchers07:48
micahgs/people/packages/07:48
knomemrpouit, ^ 07:48
micahgochosi: I suppose it is07:48
knomemicahg, i mean tracking bugs in the sense that we will know by the end of the cycle what we've done07:48
micahgochosi: you filed the bug saying that the icons are missing when open07:49
ochosimicahg: yes, only when thunderbird is open (the bug was filed by someone else, i just commented)07:50
micahgochosi: I just said the icons aren't there when it's closed as well 07:50
micahgso seemingly these actions don't have icons07:51
ochosimicahg: yes, but when it's closed there is no "broken image/icon" icon07:51
micahgah, I see now :)07:51
ochosiok :)07:52
micahgyeah, I'd suggest mirroring the GTK3 behaviour07:52
ochosihmm, so a bug against the indicator-messages-gtk2 version is needed then?07:52
micahgsame source :)07:52
micahgidk where the bugs is07:52
micahgit might be theme based, no idea07:52
ochosiproblem is: apart from us, no-one uses the gtk2 version of the indicators anymore07:53
micahgknome: that's what blueprints are for ;)07:53
micahgand the WI tracker07:53
knomemicahg, exactly. so do you think it's sensible to ask you to do that in Q? ;)07:53
knomemicahg, not to say you did badly this cycle, but...07:53
micahgochosi: mythbuntu, Ubuntu Studio07:53
micahgknome: do what?07:54
knomemicahg, heh, track the bugs in blueprints ;)07:54
micahgknome: I took no WI for Xubuntu aside from the TB icon issue which chrisccoulson ended up fixing07:54
knomemicahg, this cycle we have at least a few bugs that aren't tracked in blueprints07:54
knomemicahg, ok :)07:54
micahgknome: that's not the point of blueprints either07:54
ochosimicahg: ok, so filing a bugreport against indicator-messages it is then07:54
knomemicahg, as i said, i'm not talking about "all bugs"07:55
micahgknome: idk if "work done" as # of bugs matters, you can link blueprints to bugs if they're relevant, I wouldn't go beyond that in connecting the two thuogh07:56
micahggetting the burndown chart to the end by the end of the release is what you're aiming for07:56
knomemicahg, well, what about release-critical bugs?07:56
knomemicahg, i mean, is there some place to track those then?07:57
micahgknome: yeah, ask skaet07:57
knomeeh ;)07:57
knomeskaet, ^ 07:57
knomemicahg, mrpouit: read the mail on xubuntu-devel about xubuntu-desktop dependencies being *installed* if user removed them before?08:39
knomeis this technically possible, since he shouldn't have xubuntu-desktop...08:39
mrpouitit's not deps08:40
mrpouitprobably recommends08:40
ochosimrpouit: what did you say was the name of the clipman panel-icon again?08:40
mrpouitif you want to control things, you have to disable autoinstallation of recommended packages08:41
mrpouitochosi: no idea right now :P08:41
ochosiok :)08:41
knomemrpouit, well yeah, but is it possible that the upgrade *added* the abiword package?08:44
knomemrpouit, i mean, considering he had removed that before, and considering he shouldn't have xubuntu-desktop package either08:44
knomemrpouit, or are the repositories going bollocks, tiny packages pulling in big stuff (think: alacarte pulls in unity and compiz)08:44
astraljavamrpouit: What are your thoughts on the abiword translations? I'm about to respond to the Debian maintainer that the dates requested for svn snapshot would be around 31st of March - 1st of April, cause that's when Pjotr pestered the devs, and apparently got his wishes fulfilled. But it feels like too short a time for testing a new snapshot, don't you think? Should I just create a debdiff out of po/09:40
astraljavadirectory?09:40
mrpouitunless it's bugfix only, a new snapshot at this point isn't really nice09:47
astraljavamrpouit: Yes, that's why the Debian maintainer wanted the date, to make sure what changes would there be.09:48
astraljavaochosi: If you have such an article somewhere, please post it. Way too thin borders have been an issue for two releases now. I think.09:49
ochosiastraljava: well, the resize-grip was dropped from the gtk2-patches by ubuntu09:49
ochosiastraljava: the other thing is alt+right-click+drag09:49
astraljavaochosi: Yeah, knome kindly let me know about it the other day. I just have to keep it mind, still am not used to it. :)09:50
ochosiastraljava: warning disclaimer: as soon as you are it's hard to go back!09:51
astraljavaMost likely.09:51
knomeastraljava, what's the status for the apartment?09:52
astraljavaJust contacting agents, asking around. One friend is going to look at a duplex next to Iso Omena.09:53
astraljava...today.09:53
knomeaha :)09:58
knomeso nothing from the one you found?09:58
astraljavaNo, not yet. It doesn't have a sauna, so I'm exploring my options with the ones that do. Surprisingly, there are a few.11:08
astraljavaAnd what about yours?11:08
astraljavamrpouit: Another topic (while I'm still waiting to hear your opinion about the debdiffing po/ directory); is there any point in adding near replica patches for the mixer change for Studio? Would you know a better way to do it? We're wanting the same change that you did, ie. choose pavucontrol over xfce4-mixer.11:38
mrpouitastraljava: yeah, a diff of the po/ dir is okay (although you may want to check that they haven't removed strings from the pot file)11:58
mrpouitastraljava: mmh, for the mixer, which patches in particular?11:59
astraljavamrpouit: Ok, I think I'm on it, as I'm expecting the Debian maintainer to turn down that new snapshots.11:59
astraljavamrpouit: indicator-sound, and xfce4-volumed.12:00
astraljavamrpouit: There are patches for xubuntu on both of them, but the changes for US would be so small, it feels like a waste. But I do understand that these are different projects, though. :)12:00
mrpouitastraljava: yeah, that was only a dirty hack to be sure to affect only Xubuntu sessions ;< (if you've a better way, i'll take it).12:01
mrpouityou could add similar patches for ubuntu-studio, it won't break anything12:02
astraljavamrpouit: Yeah, I really don't have better methods to do that, so I will duplicate them for Studio at this point, as I don't have much time to play with it. Thanks a lot! You've been a great help, once again. :D12:03
astraljavamrpouit: Oh, one more thing. Would you like to be CC'ed on the mail correspondence with the Debian maintainer for abiword?12:04
ochosileo-unglaub: i added an icon for clipman to the icon-theme, so your bug should be fixed13:26
ochosi(committed, but not uploaded yet)13:27
leo-unglauboh, thanks...i can check tonight when i am at home13:27
ochosibtw, did you notice the gtk-paste icon also missing somewhere in applications? (e.g. editors)13:27
ochosiin toolbars or anywhere else13:27
ochosibecause clipman should fall back to using that13:29
ochosileo-unglaub: ^13:29
leo-unglaubah, okay13:29
leo-unglaubochosi: maybe there is a little bit more broken, because in the "nachichtenanzeige" in the bar also some icons are mission13:32
ochosiwhich ones?13:32
ochosiyou mean indicator-messages? (the envelope-icon)13:32
leo-unglaubi think the thunderbird new messages and addressbook icons13:32
ochosiyes, there is already a bugreport for that13:32
leo-unglaubbut i am not sure, it's just on my home computer13:32
leo-unglaubah, okay13:33
ochosinot sure i'll be able to fix that somehow, it's most likely a bug in indicator-messages13:33
ochosibut i agree, it sucks :(13:33
leo-unglaubsorry i am not so much up to date in the launchpad tracker13:33
leo-unglaubi hate launchpad13:33
ochosiyeah, it's sometimes slow and not always easy to use13:34
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skaetknome,  release critical bugs are tracked by milestoning them against 12.04 and assigning them to the precise series. 14:10
skaetgenerally only high/critical bugs are considered release critical.   Only use critical for true blockers to the release (ie. we can't work around them and don't have any alternatives)14:11
skaetmicahg, ^ :)14:12
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micahgskaet: I'm aware, knome just wanted to know where they're tracked16:44
skaetthanks micahg,  fair enough.  :)16:44
micahgastraljava: we don't even have the latest abiword snapshot ATM and as mrpouit said, it's not nice to include a new one now, I'd suggest cherry picking the translations16:44
* micahg wishes they would do an upstream release already16:45
astraljavamicahg: Yep, I think that was the outcome of our discussion today. I'm preparing a debdiff now.17:01
astraljavagrr... figures, I can't connect to the domain now.17:04
astraljavamrpouit: Any idea why I can't build xfce4-volumed in precise pbuilder? It fails to satisfy build-depends, libxfconf-0-dev is uninstallable, yet I can install it just fine on host.18:04
astraljavamrpouit: Sorry, I was just missing universe component.18:12
ochosiastraljava: i'm wondering when we should start bugging upstream messaging menu guys again about that bug...18:14
astraljavaochosi: Who would they be?18:16
ochosiastraljava: well i don't know anymore because i lost my backlog (server went down)18:17
ochosii think tedg and kenvandine18:17
ochosibut they bugged someone else18:17
astraljavaOh, yeah, them.18:17
ochosiand i can't remember who18:17
astraljavaHang on, I'll check.18:18
ochosity18:18
astraljavalarsu18:18
ochosik18:18
knomebug 97240218:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 972402 in xubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "FFe: include xfce4-datetime-plugin in Xubuntu's default install" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97240218:33
Unit193Right, I have to check to see if there is already a feature request on that, but otherwise I love that plugin and already use it rather than Orage.18:36
knomeochosi, i've subscribed the release teeam to that bug + told them to look at it18:36
ochosiknome: thanks18:37
knomenp18:37
ochosibtw, since i lost all my backlog i can't remember what the 3 things were i asked you (one was the bugreport)18:37
knomeis there something that needs verifying on precise?18:37
knomeor, testing18:38
ochosiwith respect to the datetime plugin?18:38
ochosii don't think so18:38
ochosii mean i tested it in precise18:38
knometo anything, i'm on wife's laptop18:38
ochosiit has an ugly border (UIFe no.2)18:38
ochosioh yes, the xfpm export please18:39
ochosiand the 64px window-manager icon :)18:39
knomeuh18:39
ochosibtw, it's a bit annoying that the video-mime icon isn't centered18:39
ochosibut i guess there isn't much one can do about that18:39
knomethe 16px?18:40
ochosiyup18:40
knomeno, unless you introduce some asymmetry18:40
ochosiyeah, which would probably also suck18:40
knomeyeah, i thought about that18:40
ochosii just tried it, doesn't look very nice either...18:42
knomeyeah, i *tried* it too :P18:43
ochosioff to watch a movie18:44
ochosibbl or tomorrow18:44
ochosihf everyone18:44
knomeok, see you and hf18:44
micahgmrpouit: was there a reason you didn't just sync ristretto?19:41
astraljavaochosi: Ahh... cripes, bug #883485 still occurs on my machine, even the attempted fix.19:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 883485 in xfce4-volumed "Pulse Audio don't get unmuted when XF86AudioMute is used" [Undecided,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/88348519:47
mrpouitmicahg: no really good reason (Corsac didn't write '*bugfix* release' though ;-])20:00
knomemrpouit, 23:01  infinity: Like I said, I just acked the FFe one, just do your thing and close them all as you upload.20:02
knomemrpouit, re: bug 97240220:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 972402 in xubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "FFe: include xfce4-datetime-plugin in Xubuntu's default install" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/97240220:02
mrpouiteh, Pjotr was right, so many new/fixed translations in xfpm 1.0.1120:21
mrpouit(new translations: ar, bg, hr, is, ko, lt, nn, pl, te, zh_TW)20:26
mrpouitwow ;>20:26
knome:)=20:26
knomemrpouit, what did you say about being late in the cycle and not getting an except?20:27
knome:P20:27
mrpouityeah, but the exception was granted by an Xfce user20:28
mrpouitthat's cheating :P20:28
knome:P20:28
knomei didn't specifically ask HIM to do it, so it's not20:28
ScottLpleia2, would you have a few minutes to explain some web site stuff to me?20:31
knomepleia2, ^ apache configuration, he means20:31
ScottL(well take it into another channel if she has time)20:31
knomeunless it takes hours, i don't care if it's here either20:32
knome(and there's no reason why it should)20:32
pleia2ScottL: usually yes, but not today :( (just got home from a 2 hour appointment outside of work, now have tons of work to do before another appointment in 4 hours20:33
ScottLno problem, it's certainly not critical....just irritating :P20:35
mrpouitso, I released lightdm-gtk-greeter 1.1.5 (the only change is the reinclusion of all translations from oneiric)21:01
ochosiknome: thanks for pushing datetime through21:47
knomenp21:47
ochosiastraljava: that sucks :(21:47
ochosiastraljava: have you tried to debug it?21:47
ochosiknome: what about my other requests? :}21:48
knomeerrh, i'll look at them tomorrow, when i'm on desktop21:48
ochosihmm, ok21:49
ochosiyou'll have to push them yourself then, i'm not sure i'll be around tomorrow21:49
ochosi(which isn't a real problem though)21:49
astraljavaochosi: No, not yet. But it doesn't work on neither my laptop (plain Xubuntu) nor my desktop (Studio install).21:49
knomeochosi, push to where?21:50
knome:P21:50
ochosiknome: to elementary-xfce@github?21:50
astraljava...where the sun doesn't shine...21:50
ochosiknome: i guess you know in which folders to put the icons21:50
knomeochosi, actually i'm so unfocused now so i don't21:50
ochosiastraljava: hmm, that's kinda worrying, i was hoping this was fixed once and for all. was it a fresh install of xubuntu/studio or did you incrementally upgrade?21:51
knomeif we don't need to get it in tomorrow, we can look at it later too21:51
ochosiknome: xfpm go into elementary-xfce/panel/22, window-manager goes into elementary-xfce/apps/6421:51
ochosiwell, that's for mrpouit to decide21:51
ochosi(why did you drop that underline, mrpouit?)21:52
knomemeh :P21:52
knomeastraljava, yeah, i imagined so.21:52
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ochosity21:52
knomeastraljava, however, i'm not going to use similar procedures to yours... :P21:53
knomemr_pouit, so, you're just lurking?21:53
mr_pouit:321:54
ochosithe old trickster!21:54
mr_pouit(currently adding xfce4-datetime-plugin to the seeds)21:54
ochosinice21:54
knomehehe21:54
knomemr_pouit, do you need the new icons tomorrow?21:54
ochosiknome: btw, i think i'll add ooffice/libreoffice icons as well, they look rather badly scaled21:55
mr_pouitI didn't upload xubuntu-artwork tonight, so yeah21:55
ochosi(even though they're not part of the default install)21:55
knomebleh21:55
knomei'll look at it tomorrow then21:55
ochosimr_pouit: you didn't forget about thunar?21:55
mr_pouitno, I didn't, I keep it for tomorrow21:56
ochosiok, ty21:56
knomeochosi, please do21:56
knomewhat's with the icon changes btw?21:56
ochosimr_pouit: i just wanted to say it now, because i probably won't be able to remind you tomorrow ;)21:56
ochosiknome: ?21:56
knomeare they considered bugfixes, or do we have a FFe ?21:56
mr_pouitblurry -> not blurry, so I consider them as bugfixes yeah21:57
knomek21:57
ochosiyes, let's just not talk about that too loudly :)21:57
knomelet's hope the release team members do that too ;)21:57
ochosihush, release-team members!21:57
knomestgraber is soon going to be one!!21:57
mr_pouit(I'm speaking about the tabwin icons, heh)21:57
ochosithat can only be good for us21:57
knomeso we will have a contact person to harrass21:58
mr_pouit(anything else probably needs a ffe ;>)21:58
knomeexactly21:58
knomenot that things have been too bad lately anyway21:58
ochosioh noes, libreoffice uses completely stupid app-icons :(21:58
ochosiseemingly some "new document" icons21:58
knomehaha21:58
ochosiknome: i wouldn't laugh if i were you, cause that means that i'll probably not be able to fix it21:59
knome;)21:59
knomeas i said, i'm tired of the P cycle21:59
ochosii think libreoffice uses the (included) humanity-icon for new-document, at least i can't find it anywhere22:04
* ochosi wonders what happens when that icon-theme gets uninstalled22:04
micahgknome: pesky precision perniciously prodding?22:07
knomemicahg, ;)22:07
ochosiwhat's wrong with libreoffice?22:09
ochosi(part of) the answer is: an icon theme for it contains more than 3000 icons22:10
knomewhat's not wrong with libreoffice?22:10
ochosiand icons have descriptive names as: "sc26049.png"22:10
knomehehe22:10
ochosiand "sc26050.png"22:10
knomei'm sure they are *planning* to write documentation for that22:10
ochosi(the first one is "=", the second one is "x")22:10
ochosiyou mean because the have a "document foundation"?22:11
ochosithis is really ridiculous22:11
ochosinot even any symlinks, no gtk-stock icons22:11
ochosieven though there are icons like "sc_editdoc"22:11
ochosi(which is exactly the edit icon)22:12
ochosilx03248.png - lx03251.png are the icons we'd need to add hires ones for22:14
ochosi:)22:14
knome...22:15
knomei'm off to bed. i'll read the backlog tomorrow, and try to work on the requested icon stuff22:17
knomesee you all22:17
ochosiok, see you!22:17
ochosimr_pouit: i guess we're both a bit too tired now to finish off the appicons22:31
ochosithere aren't too many left anyway, i'd say for the tabwin (something that's not even used by everyone and all the time) the status quo is ok. maybe we can backport fixes later if people complain (icons are not exactly hard to test or very critical in terms of producing terrible crashes)22:32
ochosiok fixed a few more, but that's it for now22:45
ochosiok, obviously that was a lie, i fixed two more things22:58
scott-upstairspleia2, is there someone you might suggestion i can talk to about the apache config23:00
scott-upstairs?23:00
pleia2scott-upstairs: I have a few minutes now if you need :)23:01
scott-upstairsoh, good23:02
scott-upstairsi have a VPS with a single IP23:02
scott-upstairsi want to host two different "websites" from there23:02
scott-upstairsi have registered two names23:02
scott-upstairs1. fossmusicproject.org23:02
scott-upstairs2. massivedynamicnetcast.org23:02
scott-upstairsi have having trouble getting it all to play nice23:02
pleia2ah, virtualhosts can be tricky23:02
scott-upstairsi would like fossmusicproject.org to ideally go to /var/www/index.hmtl23:03
scott-upstairsand massivedynamicnetcast.org to go to /var/www/mdn/index.html23:03
scott-upstairsright now, i've done something horribly wrong i fear and massivedynamicnetcast.org keeps giving me an error from goodl through23:03
scott-upstairss/goodl/google23:04
pleia2do you have separate files in /etc/apache2/sites-available/ for them?23:04
scott-upstairsat this point i don't even have wordpress installed, just made specific index.html to make sure things are getting directed correctly23:04
scott-upstairspleia2, i did and can enable them again23:04
pleia2yeah, that's the best way to do it23:04
pleia2can you paste an example of one of them somewhere?23:05
pleia2(paste.ubuntu.com is fine)23:05
scott-upstairsis there a way to select all in vi23:06
scott-upstairsor nano23:07
pleia2not that will easily copy to the cli clipboard23:07
pleia2err gui23:07
Unit193scott-upstairs: You should be able to cat $file |pastebinit if you have that installed.23:07
scott-upstairsUnit193, i cat'd the file in terminal and copied :)  thanks23:08
Unit193That'll work as well.23:08
scott-upstairshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/913831/23:09
scott-upstairsthat is for MDN23:09
pleia2scott-upstairs: ok, pastebin your /etc/apache2/ports.conf too, please23:09
scott-upstairs# If you just change the port or add more ports here, you will likely also23:10
scott-upstairs# have to change the VirtualHost statement in23:10
scott-upstairs# /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default23:10
scott-upstairs# This is also true if you have upgraded from before 2.2.9-3 (i.e. from23:10
scott-upstairs# Debian etch). See /usr/share/doc/apache2.2-common/NEWS.Debian.gz and23:10
scott-upstairs# README.Debian.gz23:10
scott-upstairsNameVirtualHost *:8023:10
scott-upstairsListen 8023:10
scott-upstairs<IfModule mod_ssl.c>23:10
scott-upstairs    # If you add NameVirtualHost *:443 here, you will also have to change23:10
scott-upstairs    # the VirtualHost statement in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl23:10
scott-upstairs    # to <VirtualHost *:443>23:10
scott-upstairs    # Server Name Indication for SSL named virtual hosts is currently not23:10
scott-upstairs    # supported by MSIE on Windows XP.23:11
scott-upstairs    Listen 44323:11
scott-upstairs</IfModule>23:11
scott-upstairs<IfModule mod_gnutls.c>23:11
scott-upstairs    Listen 44323:11
pleia2ok, in both files you can change the part where you say <VirtualHost massivedynamicnetcast.org:80> to <VirtualHost *:80>23:11
scott-upstairs</IfModule>23:11
scott-upstairscrap...sorry,thought i grabbed link23:11
scott-upstairshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/913833/23:11
scott-upstairsi had that earlier and was trying this, i will change it back23:12
pleia2is there any reason you want one in /var/www/ and one in /var/www/mdn? rather than one in /var/www/fmp or something? you'll need to do some tricky things to get the former to work23:12
scott-upstairsknome was suggesting this as well23:13
pleia2since you'll need to exclude everything in /mdn from your fmp site23:13
scott-upstairsno particluar reason, i thought it would easier actually :P23:13
pleia2I highly suggest separating the two then23:13
scott-upstairsi shall do that23:13
scott-upstairsis there something goofy that i might have done to get massivedynamicnetcast.org to not work?23:15
scott-upstairsgoogle asked if i wanted to "Redirect the naked domain (http://massivedynamicnetcast.org) to http://www.massivedynamicnetcast.org"23:15
scott-upstairsi said yes23:15
scott-upstairsi have the dns set for host name: @   to ip: 64.76.234.193 as well23:16
scott-upstairsbut now i get a google error23:16
scott-upstairsnot a "this is your isp and we can't find the site you are looking for"23:16
pleia2the error leads me to believe /var/www/mdn doesn't exist23:16
pleia2how is google involved with this hosting?23:18
scott-upstairspleia2, http://paste.ubuntu.com/913843/23:18
scott-upstairsi purchased the domain through google and google apps23:18
pleia2ah23:18
scott-upstairsi like being able to have the email attached to it23:18
pleia2massivedynamicnetcast.org DNS is pointing to lots of google IPs, none of which are 64.76.234.19323:19
pleia2checked by doing: host www.massivedynamicnetcast.org23:19
scott-upstairsoooh, IP should be: 94.76.234.19323:20
scott-upstairssorry23:20
pleia2ok, it looks like in addition to 94.76.234.193 you have 4 other IPs in there too23:20
scott-upstairshttps://www.google.com/a/cpanel/massivedynamicnetcast.org/SetupARecordInstructions23:20
scott-upstairsthat tells about the four others, which were there already when i added my ip23:21
* scott-upstairs is presuming you can access that page23:21
pleia2yep23:21
pleia2I put this in my /etc/hosts file: 94.76.234.193   massivedynamicnetcast.org23:22
pleia2and it works fine23:22
pleia2otherwise it's trying to go to all these other A records, which are pointing at google and not set up23:22
scott-upstairsokay, should i get rid of them in my dns then?23:22
pleia2yeah23:22
scott-upstairsroger that23:22
pleia2so the only A record you want is the 94. one23:22
scott-upstairsand i can handle the alias, i.e. www.foo.org, with the mdn and fpm files, correct?23:23
scott-upstairsi figured it was a problem with google since their error message kept coming up23:23
pleia2yeah23:23
scott-upstairssuper cool, pleia2 i am putting you officially in my book of people who rock23:24
pleia2lol23:24
pleia2thanks23:24
scott-upstairshehe, thank YOU23:24
Unit193massivedynamicnetcast.org. 1800INA94.76.234.19323:26
Unit193scott-upstairs: Nice IP!23:26
Unit193(And do I get in the idiot book??)23:27
scott-upstairswhat is the world is that IP?23:29
Unit193Tab didn't transfer.23:30
Unit193Last 3 numbers.23:30
scott-upstairsi'm now getting both host names to their respective index.html's :)  thanks again pleia2 !23:48
pleia2scott-upstairs: yay! 23:48
pleia2you're welcome :)23:48
scott-upstairsnow i get to move back to installing wordpress again :P23:49

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