=== parallels_ is now known as gizm_ === gizm_ is now known as gizmo_ [05:17] "Ocelittle" - http://i.imgur.com/FycWalC.jpg === ikonia_ is now known as ikonia === Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte [09:11] good morning everyone. [09:20] Hello [09:21] morning arc__ [09:25] Some reason in windows it keeps asking me to format my partition with ubuntu on [09:25] How can it even see the partition [09:29] the OS can see all the partitions [09:30] it just won't recognise the filesystem on it and assume it's unformatted [10:23] \o/ fan fitted [10:24] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6074263/ <- can someone test this on raring please? [10:46] nvm, tested it [10:46] worked as expected, saucy is broken :( [11:00] hey guys, can anyone see whats up with this regex? ^stats\.*\.apps.deployments\.* [11:00] trying to match stats.bla.apps.deployments.bla [11:00] not working :/ [11:05] bubu: Is this a grep or perl regexp for a start? [11:05] py === HoT|2fC^ is now known as ^aDaM [11:07] <^aDaM> Hello all :) [11:08] * ^aDaM is officaly a daddy! [11:09] bubu: * means zero or more of the previous character [11:09] adam_: Oh congrats! [11:10] bubu: so your regex matches stats......apps.deployments......... [11:10] bubu: Yeh so depending on your quoting you want to get the . as opposed to \. [11:10] http://www.pythonregex.com [11:11] ^stats\..*\.apps.deployments\..* [11:11] that wont work either [11:11] it will match stats.(anything at all) [11:11] so this seems to match stats.bla.apps.deployments.bla in the checker [11:11] but it doesn't work.. [11:11] ja :/ [11:12] ^stats\.[^\.]*\.apps.deployments\.[^\.]* [11:12] can i suggest you do not use regex? [11:12] I have to use regex :/ [11:13] why? [11:13] because the code I am using regquire me to feed it a regex [11:13] requires* [11:15] that doesn't sound like a compelling reason to me [11:15] http://graphite.readthedocs.org/en/0.9.11/config-carbon.html#storage-schemas-conf [11:15] it's for a storage-schema [11:18] ^stats\.([^.]*)\.apps.deployments\.([^.]*) [11:18] that works, tested it [11:20] thanks dude [11:20] still not working [11:20] fs [11:21] bubu: With regexps the trick is to build it up from smaller chunks that work [11:21] bubu: So can you get a really short one that matches say ^stats to work? [11:23] pattern = ^servers\.www.*\.workers\.busyWorkers$ [11:23] look at that, it's a none standard implementation [11:23] regex is supposed to be greedy [11:23] that pattern shouldn't work :/ [11:24] never use regex [11:28] * penguin42 didn't think that greedyness was that big a problem as long as it was unambiguous because of the ending\ [11:31] it depends on the implementation [11:32] the original does not look ahead at all [11:40] lol [11:40] :/ [11:46] hmm, pc still making noises [11:49] could be gpu fan or psu fan [12:16] <^aDaM> thanks penguin42 [12:17] <^aDaM> you messaged the wrong adam penguin42 lol [12:17] <^aDaM> tagged even [12:22] damnit, it was the gpu fan [12:27] gah, this card is ~2 years old. time flies [12:35] ^aDaM: Haha ok === virusuy_ is now known as virusuy [15:47] Good afternoon peeps :) [15:47] hey bc [18:04] ali12345678: test [22:37] Hi all === Hornet- is now known as Hornet [23:02] popey: are those crashes that are captured from segs or something or actually from the type of thing in the bug you ref? [23:03] penguin42: i cant parse that [23:04] popey: The X bug you pointed to, would that have caused entries to be gathered against xserver-xorg? [23:04] penguin42: scenario is thus:- Machine locks up for a period of seconds. I wait. After some seconds - 10-30 it responds. I may or may not get a popup. Looking in /var/crash I see lots of crashes [23:04] all from the same thing [23:04] the bug was the result of me going through the apport popup wizard, yes [23:04] resulting from one of those crashes [23:04] hmm but X doesn't restart? [23:04] correct [23:05] GPU lockup, not restart [23:05] now happening on both my intel laptop and my desktop [23:05] hmm ok, I wonder how whoopsie gathers that crash log for that and recovers it [23:05] didnt happen on my desktop until today because I removed the nvidia card (you saw the pics) and thus reverted to intel onboard video card [23:06] looks like it's slowly uploading them [23:06] http://paste.ubuntu.com/6076893/ [23:06] oh, no, it uploaded one a while ago [23:06] probably clever enough not to bother with the rest [23:07] * popey sleeps [23:08] going to leave machine on all night with no apps open [23:08] popey: Interesting, never seen it recover from that stuff - but anyway, good night [23:08] ttfn [23:59] evening. has any one experinced rsync not copying all data before? [23:59] I've not before, but just have now ... any ideas?