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njin | damn, why gdb tells me that ubiquity isn't in executable format ? i cannot run it on gdb ? | 15:07 |
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jtaylor | probably its a script launching something else | 15:09 |
njin | looking | 15:10 |
jtaylor | I think its python so gdb won't help anyway | 15:10 |
njin | ok thanks | 15:12 |
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hggdh | njin: generically, you can find what type of file it is by running something like 'file $(whereis ubiquity)' | 18:38 |
* hggdh is out | 18:38 | |
eee4444 | hi can someone help me get my dwl 650 wireless card working? | 20:23 |
* penguin42 wonders how I can usefully report chromium hangs | 20:27 | |
TheLordOfTime | penguin42: define "hangs" | 20:28 |
TheLordOfTime | and did you try `ubuntu-bug chromium-browser`? | 20:28 |
penguin42 | TheLordOfTime: the spanner menu responds, but very little else - not repeatable, it's not dieing | 20:29 |
penguin42 | hmm, eventually recovered after more than a minute - very odd | 20:30 |
penguin42 | TheLordOfTime: Without a crash, or a repeatable sequence of operations the report won't be much use | 20:31 |
penguin42 | but in PP and earlier Chromium crashes were very rare | 20:35 |
TheLordOfTime | penguin42: upstream reports then? | 20:37 |
penguin42 | TheLordOfTime: Yeh I was going to look in lp to see if there are any similar, but lp seems to be down/timing out at the moment | 20:38 |
TheLordOfTime | penguin42: LP works everywhere else, i guess just that page is offline | 20:41 |
TheLordOfTime | there's random timeouts everywhere | 20:41 |
penguin42 | yeh it just seems to be a bit touchier this evening | 20:41 |
TheLordOfTime | might be randomcrap | 20:46 |
TheLordOfTime | s/randomcrap/randomness/ | 20:46 |
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r0csteady | ohai guys.. | 23:14 |
TheLordOfTime | how goes it | 23:16 |
TheLordOfTime | or better question... | 23:16 |
TheLordOfTime | what broke this time | 23:16 |
TheLordOfTime | :P | 23:16 |
r0csteady | We are using lucid in production for our printer server (cups). | 23:17 |
r0csteady | So, in order to get the config file /etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd to work in production, we have to add two lines of code. | 23:18 |
TheLordOfTime | is this going to be a support request, or a bug issue? | 23:18 |
* TheLordOfTime is curious | 23:18 | |
r0csteady | I'm going to file a bug with launchpad regarding the apparmor changes from the default. | 23:19 |
r0csteady | <<<<<<<<<<<<<<is a newbie | 23:19 |
TheLordOfTime | um... | 23:19 |
TheLordOfTime | i think you're saying "We would like this included by default"? | 23:19 |
TheLordOfTime | if so its not generally a bug | 23:19 |
r0csteady | That's not necessarily what we want. | 23:19 |
TheLordOfTime | well you're free to file a bug if you want | 23:20 |
* TheLordOfTime returns to handling a bug in nginx | 23:20 | |
r0csteady | It's already working for us in production (after the addition of a couple lines of code). | 23:20 |
r0csteady | Cool. | 23:20 |
TheLordOfTime | if you want link this channel to the bug by giving us the bug number. | 23:20 |
TheLordOfTime | if i might ask though what you're after... | 23:23 |
TheLordOfTime | what exactly are you looking to be done with the bug? | 23:23 |
TheLordOfTime | s/bug/"Bug"/ | 23:23 |
r0csteady | I'm not really doing this for a quick fix. | 23:25 |
r0csteady | So, I'm just learning how to file and fix bugs:) Thanks. | 23:26 |
TheLordOfTime | ah | 23:26 |
TheLordOfTime | well i'd suggest reading the docs then instead | 23:26 |
TheLordOfTime | !bugs | 23:26 |
ubot2 | If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug using the command « ubuntu-bug <package> » - See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs for other ways to report bugs. | 23:26 |
TheLordOfTime | rather than reporting what may not be a bug (which might get "Invalid"'d if its not a bug) | 23:26 |
TheLordOfTime | whats the bug number for the bug, though, if you are filing one | 23:26 |
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