=== stgraber_ is now known as stgraber [00:13] oh dear @ bug 1055766 ;) [00:13] Launchpad bug 1055766 in gnome-terminal "grep -R doesn't automatically search amazon" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055766 [00:13] I suspect a troll. [00:14] i was going to assign it to ayatana-design, before i realized that someone already did that [00:15] hehe [00:20] Ok. [00:20] libsane is just plain terrible. [00:20] Kinda ironic given its name. :p [00:22] For those playing at home: sane_exit() is documented to release all the resources allocated by sane, including its backends. [00:22] This is a filthy lie. [00:23] heh [00:23] Specifically, several backends will leave open a bunch of file descriptors. [00:23] are the backends "pluggable"? [00:23] And then open new ones, each time you sane_get_devices [00:24] here's hoping you've got a high ulimit -n :) [00:24] Resulting in colord-sane crashing in the eglibc sanity checks on Ubuntu, when it tries to FD_SET the 1025th file descriptor. [00:25] ... oof. no way around that. :/ [00:25] nothing that can't be solved by a bit of kernel patching ;) [00:25] And resulting in colord-sane spinning endlessly in select() on Debian, where the eglibc sanity checks aren't enabled, so it thinks it's *succeeded* in FD_SETing the 1025th file descriptor. [00:25] stgraber :) === m_conley_away is now known as m_conley === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [02:13] Has anybody else come across bug #1055906 (Launch terminal shortcut)? [02:13] Launchpad bug 1055906 in gnome-control-center "Two entries for "Launch Terminal" in keyboard shotcuts" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055906 [02:48] mfisch, i'm here [02:49] robert_ancell: hey, I guess xchat is confused [03:20] Good morning [03:20] tkamppeter_: I am now === m_conley is now known as m_conley_away [04:21] tkamppeter_: I saw your cups-filters mail, answered [04:22] chrisccoulson: hey, mind adding information about your hw to the compiz hang bug? [04:22] like, 'lspci -vnn' [04:37] tjaalton: Is there anything that Chris Wilson particularly wants for that bug? I can occasionally reproduce. [04:41] chrisccoulson: iirc he and mdeslaur are able to reproduce it every time the screensaver kicks in, not occasionally :) [04:41] keeping it in bug 1054198 for now [04:41] Launchpad bug 1054198 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "Thinkpad T510 doesn't come out of screensaver" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1054198 [04:42] the older one is getting too much noise.. [04:42] not sure if it's something easier to hit on arrandale.. [04:43] but I think there's enough info now to update the upstream bug === Amaranthus is now known as Amaranth [05:11] good morning [05:13] bonjour didrocks, ça va? feeling any better? === Mirv_ is now known as Mirv [05:14] pitti: guten morgen! Not really better. I have a bronchitis apparently, so medecines and patience… [05:15] argh that sounds serious [05:15] get well soon then! [05:16] thanks :) [05:16] Boo. Bronchitis sucks. [05:17] well, at least, I don't have fiever or other side effects :) [05:17] just tired because of coughing… [05:18] Oh, you're not lying in bed delirious? SOFT! [05:18] What kind of half-arsed bronchitis do you have, anyway :) [05:19] RAOF: well, otherwise, I would be in bed for the past 2 weeks :) [05:20] You should be in bed anyway! [05:21] probably :) I'll take the day easy I guess, this night was a little bit ETOONOTENOUGHSLEEPTOOMUCHCOUGHING :) [05:36] Good Morning all. [07:00] pitti vs glib and armfh, who will win? :) [07:00] anyone who mentions "glib" to me in the next few days will have to buy me beer! [07:02] :-) === alan_g is now known as alan_g|afk === AlanChicken is now known as AlanBell [07:28] larsu: thanks for the reply; so it's OK for the messaging menu to show all actions by default? [07:29] good morning everyone [07:29] hey chrisccoulson [07:29] mitya57, yeah... it's not optimal, but we decided this way because we didn't want to deviate from the spec [07:30] larsu: that's OK for me. BTW, any thoughts on bug 1055966? [07:30] Launchpad bug 1055966 in ubuntu-mono "New Messaging Menu icons look too small on indicator-applet" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055966 [07:31] mitya57, I'll have a patch in 5 minutes [07:31] larsu: that's more than excellent :) [07:31] mitya57, for some reason, this doesn't happen in unity-panel... [07:33] taking empathy [07:34] hi pitti, good morning! Do you think we could we have an exception on langpack-o-matic for gnome-panel, in the same way we did for banshee? It'd help fixing bug 1055295 until the bug to export universe translations in Launchpad has been fixed [07:34] Launchpad bug 1055295 in gnome-panel "Translation files are no longer installed in quantal" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1055295 [07:34] dpm: sure; I guess its domain is "gnome-panel" [07:34] hi didrocks, how are you? [07:35] chrisccoulson: still coughing, so a little bit tired :/ (it's a bronchitis, so nothing bad, but will take time to recover) [07:35] chrisccoulson: yourself? [07:36] pitti, source package: 'gnome-panel', template name: 'gnome-panel-3.0', domain name: 'gnome-panel-3.0' [07:36] ah, thanks [07:37] self.domain_package['gnome-panel-3.0'] = 'gnome-panel' [07:38] dpm: ^ added [07:38] pitti, great, thanks! [07:39] larsu: also, afaics, the icon doesn't turn blue when new messages arrive [07:39] mitya57, you're the first one to report this. For which application does this happen? [07:40] Laney, I think yesterday you mentioned that you'd grep for universe packages that were changed to be translatable in LP. Apart from banshee and gnome-panel, did you find any others? [07:40] pitti, dpm: thanks, right now I've been wondering why that doesn't happen when I build gnome-panel locally :) [07:41] larsu: for unity-mail; I'll now ensure that it's OK in Unity [07:42] mitya57, is unity-mail calling messaging_menu_app_draw_attention? [07:42] the indicator only turns blue when you call that (some messages should appear in the menu but not make the indicator blue) [07:43] larsu: yes, it does [07:48] mitya57, if you're building gnome-panel locally for testing purposes, you can also modify /etc/pkgbinarymangler/striptranslations.conf and set 'enable: false' [07:49] that'll give you the translations [07:49] larsu: ignore that, it's my bug [07:49] mitya57, awesome, I love those :P === smspilla1 is now known as smspillaz [07:49] dpm: the problem is now solved, but thanks anyway === alan_g|afk is now known as alan_g [07:56] hey [07:56] dpm: turned out I couldn't do it [07:56] the lintian lab doesn't have unpacked source packages [07:57] Laney, no worries, thanks for the update anyway [07:59] hey desktopers [07:59] salut seb128 [07:59] seb128: team report reminder! [08:00] didrocks, oh, indeed! [08:00] thanks ;-) [08:00] yw :) === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [08:06] salut seb128 [08:07] OF COURSE! now glib FTBFS on powerpc, after some 10 builds [08:07] poor pitti :) [08:09] pitti, salut ! ;-) [08:09] pitti, ca va bien ? [08:09] seb128: oui! et toi? [08:10] ca va bien merci ;-) [08:13] larsu: grabbed the fix from your branch and rebuilt the package, nothing changed... [08:14] mitya57, you need to restart the panel [08:14] larsu: I've even logged out and then in, as you can see... [08:17] mitya57, interesting. Do you have the same problem with the power indicator? [08:18] hm, your screenshot doesn't have it, I'm guessing you're not on a laptop then... [08:18] I just have it disabled, will now enable it and see [08:21] larsu: what's the gsettings key to enable the power indicator? [08:22] mitya57, com.canonical.indicator.power icon-policy "present" [08:22] or just set it in system settings / power [08:23] gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.power icon-policy "present" [08:23] No such schema 'com.canonical.indicator.power' [08:23] ah, I don't have the package installed :) [08:28] larsu: http://ubuntuone.com/7I0fFOMJ8OsoG9oKHikfEb [08:28] it's not as little as the messaging one, but there's still something wrong with it [08:30] mitya57, looks indeed weird. thanks, I'll have another look [08:32] larsu: please do. I have to go away now, will be back if 20 minutes. [08:35] mvo, hey [08:38] mvo, do you know about https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-center/+bug/1054070 ? [08:38] Launchpad bug 1054070 in software-center "software-center-dbus crashed with MemoryError in _dump_bsddbm_for_unity(): (12, 'Cannot allocate memory -- Lock table is out of available locker entries')" [Medium,New] [08:38] just hit this one while using the dash [08:40] seb128: ohhh [08:40] seb128: reproducable? [08:42] mvo, I got it 3 times since yesterday, but not easily reproducable [08:42] seb128: what steps did you take? maybe I can also trigger it [08:42] enough though that I could get you infos in the course of the day most likely [08:42] I'm unsure, I played a bit with the shopping stuff [08:43] but basically I opened the dash, typed ccsm, closed the dash, reopened it, replaced ccsm by empathy, right clicked on a result and clicked on the buy button [08:43] seb128: shopping for products or apps? [08:43] the result was an u1 song (without price displayed) [08:44] somewhere in the course of those it did hit the bug [08:45] seb128: and software-center was open while you did that? [08:46] no [08:46] I didn't run s-c today [08:46] interessting [08:47] * didrocks wonders why s-c is asked at all :) [08:47] getting apps rating? [08:48] yes [08:48] ah, right, for ordering the results [08:50] hey seb128, how are you? [08:51] chrisccoulson, hey, I'm good, how are you? [08:51] seb128, yeah, not too bad thanks [08:51] failing miserably to recreate https://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/6f6e7669-27db-4315-82f8-0a27a2120923 though ;) [08:52] seb128: could you check ~/.cache/software-center/software-center.log for me and see if there is anything this?) [08:52] seb128: or simply mail me the file and I look myself :) [08:53] mvo, nothing from today in that log [08:54] mvo, the timestamp,most recent entry are an sso error from yesterday [08:54] software-center-agent.db has files from today though [08:54] seb128: ok [08:58] glib> armhf (Accepted) -> making progress (armel failed again, gnargh) [08:58] mvo, oh [08:59] mvo, running /usr/share/software-center/software-center-dbus is enough to get the bug [08:59] mvo, could it be that I've too many entries in my sources? [08:59] pitti, thanks for the upload, so the sync we will do after beta2 then? [08:59] right [09:00] I'll sync it tomorrow when LP imported it, but it will sit in the unapproved queue until after b2 === duflu is now known as duflu|crashingX [09:05] taking gnome-terminal [09:05] seb128: could you restart to see if that is still triggering it? [09:05] seb128: if so I suspect a corrupted DB [09:06] mvo, it does [09:06] seb128: if not then I need to look into sizing the locks which feels a bit strange :) [09:06] seb128: cool! [09:06] mvo, it hits that bug every time I run it [09:06] seb128: even after a reboot? [09:06] yes [09:06] I just booted the box this morning [09:06] and it was doing it yesterday already [09:07] seb128: could you mail me "~/.cache/software-center/reviews.ubuntu.com_reviews_api_1.0_review-stats-pkgnames.p__5.1.db*" please? tar it up please [09:07] seb128: should be one file and one directory [09:08] seb128: are you using ecryptfs on /home ? [09:08] mvo, you got it [09:08] mvo, yes [09:09] seb128: cool, thanks [09:09] seb128: that was very helpful, I think I get a idea now [09:10] mvo, urg, wait, I think I screwed that tarball [09:10] ok, no worries [09:10] mvo, sent again [09:11] mvo, first try I put source and destination in the wrong order in the tar command, that screwed the file [09:11] got it right this time [09:11] thanks [09:12] yw [09:12] mvo, let me know if you need extra infos [09:12] seb128: hm, looks like the directory is missing? reviews.ubuntu.com_reviews_api_1.0_review-stats-pkgnames.p__5.1.db.dbenv? or do you know have that? [09:13] mvo, grrr, I'm not fully awake apparently, you got email :p [09:14] * mvo hands seb128 a cup of coffee [09:14] mvo, danke! [09:15] mitya57, can you try this fix please? It hardcodes the icon size to 22px. That's the only way I could find to make it work across panels... http://paste.ubuntu.com/1226221/ [09:15] larsu: will try now [09:15] mitya57, fixing the whole indicator icon size mess is high on my list for next cycle [09:16] larsu: should I remove your previous fix or apply both? [09:16] mitya57, yes, apply the new one on top [09:21] larsu: oh, it seems that the patch wasn't applied when I built the previous package (there's no debian/source/format) :( [09:22] mitya57, hm. Can you try with only the first patch, then? It *should* work... [09:22] mitya57, it definitely works with both applied (I tried it in gnome classic) [09:24] larsu: yes, it works with the first one applied! [09:24] mitya57, very cool :) [09:25] larsu: sorry for not noticing absense of quilt... [09:25] mitya57, no problem, thanks for testing ;) [09:26] taking gsettings-desktop-schemas and evince [09:27] seb128: can you keep the system in the state it is now please? I may ask to run a test for me later [09:27] didrocks, \o/ [09:27] mvo, sure [09:36] seb128: could you "bzr get lp:software-center; cd software-center;" and apply "http://paste.ubuntu.com/1226254/" and then run ./software-cneter-dbus and tell me what that outputs in the "print" ? === davidcalle_ is now known as davidcalle [09:43] mvo, http://ubuntuone.com/0f9uLijLzDXWb7Lx6YvJSE [09:45] seb128: thanks! just for completness, can you please kill the first "print" [09:45] seb128: I doubt that the seocnd one will be called as the open fails but still worth a shot [09:47] mvo, http://ubuntuone.com/0RVEWlJ7MDebyjgRtEbu64 [09:47] mvo, that's the second print, ignore the fact it doesn't have the 2s [09:48] seb128: ok, no crash for you this time? [09:48] no [09:48] that's weird [09:48] hum [09:48] seb128: meh, I think some recovery code killed your env :) [09:49] the system version works now as well [09:49] seb128: there is recovery code for a similar problem already in the code that will blew away the corrupted db [09:49] seb128: and the error from lock_stat() triggered that [09:49] seb128: oh well [09:50] mvo, buggy again (I restored the tar I sent you) [09:51] seb128: excellent [09:51] mvo, http://ubuntuone.com/09r5lXO74sS7c3TSIIN5W5 [09:52] seb128: oh, that is very interessting [09:52] pitti: Hello, I have added a test case (sort of) to the description of bug 1018621, and I think it's ready for precise-proposed. [09:52] Launchpad bug 1018621 in accountsservice ""Language for menus and windows" is not saved if .profile is missing" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1018621 [09:55] GunnarHj: great, thank you! [09:58] seb128: does applying http://paste.ubuntu.com/1226285/ help? i.e. will it work or still fail with the same error? [09:59] mvo, [09:59] __init__.py", line 387, in _dump_bsddbm_for_unity [09:59] flags=bdb.DB_CREATE) [09:59] MemoryError: (12, 'Cannot allocate memory -- unable to allocate memory for mutex; resize mutex region') [09:59] DEBUG:softwarecenter.backend.spawn_helper:helper_finished: '12158' '0' [10:00] seb128: so increasing the limites does not help, same eal? [10:00] mvo, indeed [10:00] * mvo checks further [10:05] ooh, i've just had a delivery of beer [10:06] woah [10:06] how do you get beer deliveries? [10:06] and its even just past five (somewhere), so you can drink one ! [10:07] Laney, by paying for it ;) [10:07] chrisccoulson, which ones did you get this time? [10:07] * ogra_ gets water and beer delivered too in germany [10:07] well, I get that you can get it from the supermarket [10:07] and I've heard of wine clubs, but not for beer :O [10:07] and breaking your bask carrying it ... [10:08] *back [10:08] you also have less variety in supermarkets that the internet [10:08] well I guess it depends where you live [10:08] we here the supermarkets have a limited selection of "common" beers [10:09] nothing fancy or special [10:09] seb128, i've got lots of bottles of stout. and i got a whisky cask aged scotch ale too, which sounds nice [10:09] yummy [10:09] i only got 1 of those though, because it wasn't cheap ;) [10:09] seb128: any luck with http://paste.ubuntu.com/1226298/ (you may have to do bzr revert to make it apply cleanly) [10:09] (£15 for a 330ml bottle) [10:10] !!! [10:10] nothing you get from any supermarket [10:10] mvo, [10:10] __init__.py", line 381, in _dump_bsddbm_for_unity [10:10] env.mutex_set_max(4*current_mutex_max) [10:10] DBInvalidArgError: (22, "Invalid argument -- DB_ENV->set_mutex_max: method not permitted after handle's open method") [10:11] internet delivery of traceback :) [10:11] mvo, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1226301/ [10:11] ogra_: do you think mvo has to pay for it too? :) [10:11] in beer ! [10:11] heh [10:12] seb128: ups, could you move it up before the open please? [10:12] didrocks: I will have to pay seb128 when we meet face-to-face next ;) [10:13] heh [10:13] mvo, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1226305/ [10:13] so internet delivery, IRL payement :) [10:13] interesting process [10:16] seb128: meh, once more please (bzr revert): http://paste.ubuntu.com/1226309/ - i.e. setting a mutex size of 4096 or 8192 or something large [10:16] GunnarHj: I uploaded this to the unapproved queue, for the SRU team to review [10:17] mvo, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1226311/ [10:17] seb128: oh? still printing a "0" there? [10:18] mvo, ? [10:18] "*********** 1024" [10:18] seb128: aha, that looks better [10:18] seb128: but same traceback ? [10:18] yes [10:18] :( [10:18] seb128: thanks a bunch, I give up and simply call it corrupted and re-create it [10:19] mvo, ok, so it's a db corruption issue, not an ecryptfs one? [10:20] seb128: I don't know :/ [10:20] seb128: you could move it to /tmp and symlink [10:20] seb128: just for fun [10:20] mvo, what dir is it? [10:20] seb128: and see if moving it outside of ecryptfs makes any difference [10:20] mvo, .cache/software-center? [10:20] seb128: yeah [10:21] mvo, same error [10:21] I guess it's really a db corruption [10:21] because it fixed itself before with the code which cleaned stuff [10:21] I had to restore the buggy dir from my tarball [10:22] seb128: yeah, you can try lp:~mvo/software-center/robustness-lp1054070 if you want, that should auto-fix this now [10:24] mvo, it did, danke! [10:26] seb128: thanks a lot for your help with this one [10:27] seb128: sounds like I can have lunch now :) [10:28] mvo, huuum, lunch! I should consider that as well ;-) enjoy! [10:28] seb128: thanks! [10:54] didrocks: this gtk+2.0 upload basically disables overlay-scrollbar for gtk2? [10:55] Laney: no, it doesn't :) it's just fixing a crash that happened with the previous overlay-scrollbar uploda [10:55] (they call set_overlay) [10:56] it looks to remove a whole load of code [10:56] was that just unused? [10:56] the patch is pretty minimal now [11:01] Laney: yeah, we don't need this special casing anymore (sorry, tracking a lot of things in parallel) [11:01] Laney: tested on geany and ccsm for both pure C and pygtk === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [11:05] Laney, where do test build webkit? [11:06] seb128: on a cloud instance [11:06] Laney, seb128, please could you add the ubuntu-toolchain-r ppa as a dep to the webkit ppa, and give back webkit? [11:06] is that something you can do? [11:06] with no other source changes to the webkit? [11:06] right [11:06] i'll just make a new ppa and copy it there [11:07] thanks [11:07] np [11:07] Laney, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/binutils/+bug/1043507/comments/12 [11:07] Launchpad bug 1043507 in binutils "webkit build fails on binutils limitation" [Medium,In progress] [11:07] didrocks: perhaps then you could copy current gtk to release and I will accept the new one [11:08] Laney: oh, overlay-scrollbar migrated to release? [11:08] no [11:08] it migrated to heaven [11:08] I don't get you then :) [11:08] it should be reuploaded to proposed [11:09] Laney: hum, why was it removed? [11:09] didrocks, because it destroyed thunderbird ;) [11:09] because it made thunderbird explode [11:09] probably fixed with this new gtk, right? [11:09] chrisccoulson: really? I shutted down thunderbird and restarted it [11:09] so not sure how to really test thunderbird [11:09] didrocks, it made it crash on startup for me and everybody else :/ [11:09] I just had to open it with the overlay-scrollbar that was in propoesd [11:10] it even made the crash reporter crash too ;) [11:10] chrisccoulson: how to be sure thunderbird really stop running without logging out? [11:10] ps ax | grep thunderbird? [11:10] chrisccoulson: I still have thunderbird hanging a lot at session closing, even if I stopped it 2h ago… [11:10] :( [11:10] seb128: IIRC, I killed thunerbird-bin [11:10] that should be sufficient [11:10] here when tb hangs it prevents me to open a new ui [11:10] weird [11:10] so I notice it :p [11:11] seb128: yeah, and it was the case yesterday [11:11] seb128: then I killed thunderbird-bin [11:11] and didn't get any crash [11:11] weird, dunno about that then [11:11] just did it again (but with the new gtk, so can't compare this time), and no crash as well [11:11] Laney: uploading back overlay-scrollbar to -proposed then? [11:11] didrocks: if it's really fixed by gtk2 ... [11:12] Laney: well, working here, but after yesterday's test, not sure [11:12] do it, I'll test [11:12] Laney: I can just say that geany and ccsm were crashing [11:12] and not anymore [11:12] will reject if it's still broken [11:12] ok :) [11:14] Laney: uploaded [11:14] ty === mdeslaur_ is now known as mdeslaur === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:37] * ken[empathy] waves [13:38] anyone know why launching xchat-gnome pegs my system? [13:38] (xchat-gnome:2934): Gdk-WARNING **: Native Windows wider or taller than 65535 pixels are not supported [13:38] i suspect that has something to do with it [13:38] X was using more than 8G of mem [13:38] ken[empathy], urg [13:39] seb128: suspect anything? [13:39] good morning seb128 :) [13:39] * ken[empathy] sees a gtk2 update [13:39] maybe it's fixed... [13:40] ken[empathy], gconftool --get /apps/xchat/main_window/height [13:40] that and /apps/xchat/main_window/width [13:40] 32767 [13:40] nice [13:40] that would be it [13:40] not sure how you landed in that state though [13:40] weird [13:40] it was fine last night ... [13:40] it's supposed to store the geometry on changes [13:41] compiz maybe went crazy or something [13:42] seb128, ken[empathy], I had the same this morning, on Agave too, so I supsected gtk2. Downgrading the gtk2 update didn't fixed it., though, I think it went away after a liboverlay scrollbar downgrade. But can't confirm, I did a lot of changes. [13:42] ok... this is worse [13:42] i set it to 800 [13:42] verified the change applied [13:42] and started again [13:42] and it reset the value [13:43] back to 32767 [13:43] i got this before my morning update [13:44] i just applied the gtk2 update, after seeing this [13:46] Thinking more about it, liboverlay scrollbar is probably involved, all gtk2 apps were affected, but not Synaptic as root. [13:47] seb128, confirmed... overlay-scrollbar downgrade from 0.2.16+r356-0ubuntu1 -> 0.2.16+r353-0ubuntu2 fixed it [13:47] whew [13:47] that version seems to have been removed from -proposed :) [13:48] a surprising number of people use proposed in the dev release [13:48] you're not supposed to :P [13:48] * kenvandine needs to :) [13:48] you should probably pin it away and just take what you want [13:48] weird how scrollbars are making it reset that gconf key [13:49] kenvandine: are you on amd64? [13:49] fancy testing the new gtk2 with that overlay-scrollbar? === mpt_ is now known as mpt [13:52] * iain waves from xchat-gnome [13:53] seems to work here [13:53] Laney, yes [13:53] Laney, i'd be happy to [13:53] ok, just restarting then I'll put it up [13:53] great [13:54]