=== asac_ is now known as asac [01:48] bem bou nanar. ate amanha === Hellow__ is now known as Hellow [10:58] So if I tried to do an apport-collect on a package and set the wrong permissions on it how do I change them? every time I try to run apport-collect now it just gives me a 401 unauthorized error. And google isn't giving me any help [11:02] nevermind, figured it out [11:15] I have attached a patch for bug 345080, how do I get a dev to look at it? [11:15] Launchpad bug 345080 in libv4l "iSight camera images have green/purple tint" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/345080 [11:22] sroecker: hey [11:22] james_w, hi [11:22] the best way would be to contact this guy: http://hansdegoede.livejournal.com/3636.html [11:22] I've no real way of knowing whether your patch makes sense, but he definitely will [11:22] I can't find a bug tracker for that project though [11:22] he wrote the patch, but it didn't get included in jaunty [11:22] ah [11:23] it's in karmic? [11:23] no [11:23] ok [11:23] is it taken from a new upstream release? [11:23] it's from a test package he uploaded to a bugtracker [11:24] ah, ok [11:24] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=571772#c10 [11:24] Gnome bug 571772 in gst-plugins-good "Possible issue with v4l2src and libv4l different way of ordering formats" [Normal,Needinfo] [11:24] I just extracted the patch and it worked for me [11:25] can you stick that link in the bug and subscribe the sponsors team? [11:25] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess [11:25] then to get it in to jaunty you would need https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [11:26] nice work though [11:26] ok, I will try [11:36] just fund that libv4l-0.5.98 fixes the bug [11:55] sroecker: thanks [11:55] sorry for not reading the bug more carefully earlier [11:57] james_w, np, thanks for the help [11:58] sroecker: why did you set it to Fix Released? [11:58] I don't think that version is in karmic yet is it? [11:58] james_w, because i found that 0.5.98 fixed it [11:59] no, but for karmic it can be still updated(?) [11:59] yeah [11:59] but Fix Released means that it is already fixed [11:59] you closed the bug, no-one will look at it :-) [12:00] oh ok, I read in bug triaging that I should set it to fix released when there is a upstream version that fixes it [12:01] nope, only when that upstream version lands in Ubuntu [12:01] filing a bug in Debian might help to get this fixed in karmic quicker, have you done that before? [12:02] oh I misinterpreted that. No, not yet [12:04] if you file a wishlist bug in Debian saying there is a new upstream version available then there's a fair chance that it will be updated there and we can just sync the fixed package to karmic [12:04] just leaving us the SRU to do [12:06] ok, I will do that [12:07] thanks === ejat is now known as e-jat [14:57] boas tardes === yofel_ is now known as yofel [18:49] ? === ejat is now known as e-jat [20:54] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/386795 [20:54] Launchpad bug 386795 in file-roller "Extract multiple file archive fails on a Samba share" [Undecided,New] [20:54] check plz :) [20:59] humm [20:59] looking [21:00] I would say wrong pacage [21:00] its a bug on gvfs [21:00] its changing a lot, and prob messing other apps [21:00] you better upstream it to gnome [21:03] did sound break for anyone else? [21:04] i think it broke yesterday [21:06] karmic, thought i asked in +1 [21:06] virtuald: working here [21:06] ok [21:07] haven't reboot dough after latest batch of upgrades [21:07] didn't see anything on +1 [21:07] I'm so tired I assumed *this* was +1 [21:07] :) [21:07] :\\ [21:07] me too except the tierdness [21:08] before the reboot some sound was working [21:08] sound working here :P [21:08] * BUGabundo checks for updates again [21:10] dinners ready [21:11] BUGabundo: why u think its gvfs bug ? Cause with unrar it just works :D [21:11] i have two soundcards [21:11] afk [21:12] virtuald: better check with pavucontrol [21:12] dupondje: just common sense... seen it before [21:12] BUGabundo: file-roller seems to copy the extracting file to /home/user/.cache/fd-* [21:13] fr* it is [21:13] it only copies the .rar file and not the rest [21:13] no idea [21:13] so thats a file-roller bug ? [21:13] upstream the bug [21:13] better chance of having it looked at [21:14] :) [21:19] to many bugs for it @ gnome :P [21:21] do has you see fit [21:21] if you don't upstream, and wait for another triager, you may not see that fixed in time for KK [21:26] yeah the output device got changed [21:26] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=585680 [21:26] there :D [21:26] Gnome bug 585680 in general "Unable to extract files multiple-rar archive from gvfs" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [21:29] now how do I find out what did change my output device? [21:40] virtuald: you don't. you fix it and hope it stays like that [21:42] i was afraid so [21:52] virtuald: are you running fully updated karmic? [21:53] yes [21:53] virtuald: what was the last application you used that accessed the audio device? [21:55] flash plugin i think [21:56] hmm, was the migrated sink a hotplugged usb audio device? [21:57] no, it's intel-hda and ens1371 [21:57] integrated and pci [21:58] but ens1371 disappeared [21:58] have you ever used the gnome-volume-control-pulse alongside pavucontrol? that would cause your symptom. [21:59] i didn't know there was such a thing [22:00] it's not installed [22:01] * cwillu pokes BUGabundo in a more appropriate channel :p [22:01] better [22:01] don't want to us both get kicked [22:01] nah, this isn't a flash issue, the monitors just don't want to stay off [22:01] ahh yes [22:02] I remmeber one that came up around beta [22:02] with a X change [22:02] and wrong EDIs from monitors [22:02] not getting standby codes [22:02] it's not that it won't go in to power saving, it just won't stay in power saving === keta_ is now known as keta [22:04] it wake up ? [22:04] humm I had that [22:04] after the timeout for DIMing, when it was supposed to standby it would go full bright [22:04] yep [22:05] and only a few minuts latter stanby [22:05] fixed on karmic [22:05] virtuald: what do you mean by "disappeared"? [22:05] odd [22:05] actually karmic seems to have a great powermanagment [22:05] here, it'll stay on for hours and hours [22:06] dtchen: it disappeared from pavucontrol [22:06] virtuald: the sink itself disappeared? [22:07] it wasn't listed, i didn't look too hard to see if alsa saw it. [22:08] but it's back so i hope it doesn't happen again [22:08] cwillu: care to try a livecd karmic or kernel mainline? [22:08] virtuald: so the intended sink was your ens1371? [22:08] yes [22:09] virtuald: then that's not a pa issue; pa will fallback to the avaliable devices [22:09] available* [22:10] well maybe pa should remember that i used to have es1371 as default ;) [22:10] if your ens1371 card wasn't being detected, i venture you were experiencing a codec reset/init bug, which is often hardware-based [22:10] ok [22:10] BUGabundo, I'm actually running a karmic kernel to avoid that lovely ext4 crasher :p [22:10] eeheh [22:10] right [22:10] still seeing the power porb [22:10] ? [22:11] yes [22:11] then its GPM bug [22:12] I have to say, jaunty was not the best release ever :) [22:13] but was better then some LOL [22:13] karmic so far is looking good [22:13] indeed [22:13] but still a long way to go, and lots of time to be able to mess it [22:13] * BUGabundo recall UM and N-OSD [22:56] * BUGabundo waves guud bye /part