=== ara_ is now known as ara [15:24] bug 977143 and bug 977156 look like other instances of bug 922906 - but we don't normally merge kernel bugs - right? [15:24] Launchpad bug 977143 in linux "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 0000009c" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977143 [15:24] Launchpad bug 977156 in linux "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 0000009c" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/977156 [15:24] Launchpad bug 922906 in linux "Kernel Oops - BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 0000009c; EIP is at __ticket_spin_lock+0x8/0x30" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/922906 [15:26] actually, I'd probably add bugs 957846 [15:26] Launchpad bug 957846 in linux "BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at 0000009c" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/957846 [16:39] penguin42: no, we do not normally merge them. But you may consider asking about this specific case on #ubuntu-kernel [16:39] ok [17:51] hi there. would be great if someone with bugcontrol privileges could have a look at the master bug for xpdf crashing on every document in precise -- it is unfortunately private: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/943195 [17:51] nervenkitt: Error: bug 943195 not found [17:55] nervenkitt: the ug is now public. But I cannot see *any* duplicates there [17:56] hggdh: thanks a lot. duplicates don't get filed by apport because the master bug already exists :) [17:57] But see comments at the end of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xpdf/+bug/669211 and bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xpdf/+bug/971897 [17:57] Launchpad bug 669211 in xpdf "Xpdf segfaults on start in libpoppler.so.7" [Medium,Fix released] [18:00] nervenkitt: re 669211 -- this is not a fix, it is a workaround ;-) and better to move the discussion to the correct bug, instead of overloading an already-fixed one [18:02] hggdh: I agree -- these comments were not mine :D (in fact they are by the debian packager of xpdf who is somewhat frustrated with xpdf breaking in Ubuntu with every new poppler version...) [18:02] heh. Sorry... ass-u-med the same [18:03] well, actually, it is, then, more of a ABI issue with poppler than anything else, I guess [18:10] ubuntu is a bit ahead with poppler packaging compared to debian -- but poppler 0.18 is now in debian experimental and xpdf has been updated accordingly. possibly all that is needed is an update to that version, i'll have a look [18:13] nervenkitt: we have poppler 0.18 in precise [18:16] right, what i meant is that poppler 0.18 was in ubuntu before it was in debian [18:19] hmm, that's not quite true, actually. but what remains: it is only in debian *experimental* === emma_ is now known as em === em is now known as emma === emma is now known as em [21:59] Evening guys. I thought I might drop in here and ask - since we're approaching the 12.04 release, are you short of bug staff at all? I'm happy to help out if you are. [22:00] BarkingFish: we have >50k bugs in the NEW state, help is always needed :) [22:01] BarkingFish: The Ubuntu Bug Squad is always looking for volunteers -> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BugSquad [22:02] ok, cool. I was just being my usual self, somewhere else, and moaning I'd had a bug out for just under 4 days which hadn't been triaged! Then it occurred to me, the reason why is that you're up to your neck in bugs and possibly in need of help :) [22:02] So instead of moaning, I'll get my nose down and help you :D [22:15] thanks much, BarkingFish :) [22:16] just have to read up on what to do, and I'll get on [22:22] uh-oh spaghettios :P Looks like launchpad is down [22:22] hello All! [22:23] LP wfm [22:23] looking to join the bug squad, I think I need to join bugs-announce and bugs, correct? [22:23] can someone direct me on how to setup a feed aggregator? [22:25] micahg, I'm just getting persistant timeouts when trying to view the bugs list [22:25] (Error ID: OOPS-dd8a8db066683c21c1419bcf10b2cd79) [22:25] https://lp-oops.canonical.com/oops.py/?oopsid=dd8a8db066683c21c1419bcf10b2cd79 [22:27] BarkingFish: #launchpad is a better place to ask if you have the oops id [22:27] ok [22:38] poettone: you do not need to join #ubuntu-bugs-announce (but you can). #ubuntu-bugs is a good place to be and ask questions [22:40] Thanks hggdh [22:41] I will take part in the announce channel once I get a bit more familiar with the duties involved with triaging [22:41] Thanks for the info and hopefully we can talk soon and irc mingle:) [22:42] hello all [22:43] poettone: hello, long time no see ;-) [22:43] haha [22:43] :) [22:43] :-) [22:43] damn. Just got another oops from launchpad. And nobody in #launchpad appears to be available :( [22:44] I've currently got 3 systems running, 2 under wubi one on a stand alone.. all upgraded to 12.04 tls [22:44] It seems to be only when I'm running searches on the bug list, or trying to get to them in the first place [22:44] I need to figure out that launchpad thing and get my feed setup as well [22:44] any recommend a good feed reader? [22:45] BarkingFish: that's a known problem, try with less specific queries [22:46] poettone: google reader, or akregator (KDE) from me, I don't know any gnome ones [22:46] ah, brief plugin for firefox is usable too from my experience [22:46] that's annoying unfortunately. I'm trying to limit the search to: Bugs marked NEW, which affect precise 12.04 and Kubuntu only. [22:47] I can really only triage what I can verify and work on, since I'm using 12.04 and Kubuntu [22:47] BarkingFish: blame data stored on disk and launchpad timing out until the database is in the cache [22:48] Thanks for the info.. I was hoping for one I can install in my environment to setup launchpad atom feeder [22:48] which I'm unsure of what that even is at this point but will soon find out === dmogle is now known as Guest80715 [22:50] poettone: there is a feed reader option on Thunderbird, and a plugin on claws-mail [22:51] there is also liferea... [22:51] I use claws-mail [22:51] * micahg favors akregator [22:51] yes, I was just looking at that [22:51] :-) [22:52] I'm using evolution right now, have yet to try claws but I hear its pretty awesome [22:52] I'm going to go with the lifeerea [23:01] claws-mail is amazing for sure :) [23:01] the processing rules alone... [23:06] I want to report a bug in pulse in precise but I can't seem to get the ubuntu-bugs app to work for me [23:06] bucky: what happens? [23:06] I had a terrible time with youtube skipping, went through my ondemand daemon step up quite a few times then finally found a post that said to delete ~/.pulse and log out/log in.... that fixed it! [23:06] and? [23:07] I have to rm -rf ~/.pulse every time I log on to get youtube and other videos to not skip [23:07] and what happens with ubuntu-bugs? [23:08] It just confuses me... I can seem to find the right place to report the bug [23:08] *can't [23:09] try pulseaudio [23:10] it's no big deal... I can delete ~/.pulse everytime before I shutdown and live with that... but it almost frustrated me to the point that I almost changed distros and I don't want that to happen to anyone else [23:10] bucky: it is worth the time to report it, at least to let people know there is a problem, and there is a workaround [23:10] bucky are there any indications in the pulse file that would point you to the issue? [23:11] can you tell where the pulse file is coming from and prevent that from occuring? [23:11] or you can script it out on login [23:11] I looked in the directory and it didn't nothing seemed to stand out as weird [23:11] that sounds familiar [23:11] just some thoughts but hggdh is right, reporting it is key [23:11] ubuntu-bug pulseaudio [23:12] or remove/reinstall pulseaudio and see if that fixes it [23:12] if you haven't tried that already [23:12] right... I could write a script... but it was so mysterious and frustrating, I finally googled a post that fixed it for me over a four week period [23:12] I may have missed some of your input [23:12] yeah that is odd indeed [23:13] but this is all bypasses, the issue still should be looked at, and the only way is to open a bug [23:13] I've been with precise since it just turned beta... maybe this was fixed along the way and I missed out on an update somehow [23:14] bucky: IDK, I rarely watch a video (anywhere) on my machine. But I have been on Precise since it started... [23:14] agree with hggdh [23:14] I would r/r first though if you haven't [23:14] well, it's just me... I have difficulty with the bug reporting system and I guess it works for other people.... I know they tried to make it as simple as possible [23:14] check deps etc [23:15] I'm brand spanking new to it just an hour ago [23:15] haha [23:15] so I'm not even setup yet.. do I need launchpad or something? [23:15] bucky: what's your problem with ubuntu-bug? [23:15] I got my irc's setup [23:15] he's not have a problem with the channel he just needs to find out where to report a pulse audio issue he is having [23:15] I can't seem to get the report in the right place.. it took me to alsa and I don't even think it was for precise [23:15] poettone: you will need a launchpad account for any bugwork [23:16] oh I do.. ok [23:16] I thought that was one of my steps [23:16] :) [23:16] yep.. I had an old one that I forgot about... and changed my passwd [23:16] our bugtracker is part of launchpad after all [23:16] it's a nice system if you know how to use it... but I'm old and forgetful [23:17] bucky: you won't see 'precise' anywhere on the bug reporting form, only the package - and alsa was decided by the bug reporting system in your case [23:17] right [23:17] well, I admin about 200 rhel servers right now and when I found wubi I was filled with happiness [23:17] lol [23:17] I'll try again guys [23:18] now I want to be a triager for ubuntu.. what do you think of that , let out a big hip hip hooray! [23:18] hehehe [23:18] not on bucky's machine though, it might skip:) [23:18] I'm kind of glad it made me go through all that ondemand stuff because it is really working well now [23:19] the new kernel is really nice [23:20] I haven't had a chance to dive into it much but so far so good [23:21] off to setup a launchpad account.. [23:22] I thought we would be using Jira or something for bugs;) [23:25] gotta go.. tnx guys [23:25] we are using jira or something... Launchpad [23:28] yeah, I have used Jira for a few years now, it's ok [23:28] but I just got my LP account setup, which actually there is a bug in that process as well [23:28] when you get your first email, you expect a 6 digit code to be included but it's not [23:29] this has happened to me twice now in UbuntuOne and launchpad [23:29] poettone: feel free to file a bug against launchpad on launchpad https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+filebug [23:29] I reported the ubuntu one on the forum but now that launchpad just did it I might take it a step further [23:29] thanks Yofel