Wednesday, 2010-04-21

hoover_Hello00:54
hoover_anyone happen yo be around tonight?00:55
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kirillkagiallu: git not work on git.mantisbt.org03:50
kirillkapaul__: ping03:50
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kirillkanice.. My 256 post on forum http://www.mantisbt.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=10057&p=26457#p2645704:04
WatergadHi04:04
kirillkaWatergad: hi04:04
Watergadis there any way to create custom field based on the sql query?04:04
WatergadI'm thinking about smth like http://www.mantisbt.org/bugs/view.php?id=1174304:05
WatergadI was asked to show Resolve date on the View Issues page04:06
kirillkaWatergad:  what about config-file? For now developers go away from hard-defined status... And they don't make new field for this04:07
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kirillkapaul__: around?04:22
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dhx_mhi07:40
CIA-29Mantisbt: hickseydr * r2e73850a8d3c /core/user_pref_api.php: Fix #11394: No email sent for lost password process08:53
CIA-29Mantisbt: hickseydr master-1.2.x * r1a1c97629cc7 /core/user_pref_api.php: Fix #11394: No email sent for lost password process08:53
nuclear_eclipsehi dhx_m 08:53
dhx_mnuclear_eclipse: hi :)08:53
nuclear_eclipsedhx_m: I'm gonna rename 1.2.x to 1.2.1 on the tracker, and make a new 1.2.x entry -- could you look over the roadmap for 1.2.1 and make a decision about what should be pushed back to 1.2.x?08:57
dhx_mnuclear_eclipse: push 1.2.1 right now :)08:57
nuclear_eclipselol, I don't have time to push it right now, and there is a couple small things I want in it still08:58
dhx_mI'd prefer if we just released minor versions on a regular basis with no consideration of the roadmap08:58
dhx_mok08:58
kirillkadhx_m: hi08:59
nuclear_eclipsethat'd be fine, except I just want to make sure there isn't anything that's a glaring hole still left open08:59
kirillkanuclear_eclipse: mo08:59
dhx_mwell there are still bugs08:59
dhx_mbut not as many as 1.2.0 :)08:59
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dhx_mthat is really my point ;)08:59
nuclear_eclipseyeah, I get that09:00
nuclear_eclipseI guess I just don't like making a release if we know there's still a big bug in it09:00
nuclear_eclipseok, new versions are in place09:02
dhx_myep I understand that reasoning too09:04
nuclear_eclipsethb, if you don't think any of the bugs currently targetting 1.2.1 are worth our time before release, that's fine with me, I just want someone to double check the list for important bugs09:04
dhx_mnothing too major that I see09:07
nuclear_eclipseok09:07
dhx_mand at the current rate we've been fixing them, I'd rather not delay it more :)09:08
nuclear_eclipsehehe09:08
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nuclear_eclipsetime to update the live install to the latest code09:18
* nuclear_eclipse crosses fingers09:18
nuclear_eclipseupdated, and it seems like it's working :P09:20
dhx_m:)09:21
dhx_manother article for http://www.mantisbt.org/wiki/doku.php/mantisbt:press09:29
dhx_mhttp://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/04/19/mantis-is-an-agile-simple-bugtracker/09:29
CIA-29Mantisbt: robert.munteanu * re4902b6589ee /api/soap/mc_issue_api.php: Use the correct default value for sponsorship_total09:29
CIA-29Mantisbt: robert.munteanu master-1.2.x * r94619c40b731 /api/soap/mc_issue_api.php: Use the correct default value for sponsorship_total09:29
dhx_mnuclear_eclipse: WOW! http://sourceforge.net/downloads/mantisbt/stats_timeline09:32
dhx_m60,000 downloads on 2010-04-1809:32
nuclear_eclipseyep09:32
dhx_mis that because of downloadsquad's notice?09:32
nuclear_eclipsedunno09:32
nuclear_eclipse90% from belgium makes it sound a bit hokey to me =\09:33
dhx_mand 93% Linux sounds like a distribution just updated their repository?09:33
dhx_mah their interface is broken :)09:34
dhx_mthe standard interface shows a normal trend09:34
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davidinchi09:57
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davidincdhx: hi10:00
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micahgnuclear_eclipse: so I have 1 day to patch a bug if it's bothering me?10:17
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: only if you care about getting it into 1.2.1 :P10:17
micahgnuclear_eclipse: how long till 1.2.2? :)10:18
nuclear_eclipsedhx_m and I would both like to get into the habit of releasing more often, so hopefully there won't be a 2-month window between maintenance releases in the future10:19
nuclear_eclipsethe biggest problem with 1.2.1 is is that 10:20
nuclear_eclipseoops10:20
micahgnuclear_eclipse: k, I'd like to patch that bug I posted about to the ML10:20
nuclear_eclipsethe biggest issue with 1.2.1 was a few big bugs that I thought were important enough to wait until they were fixed, which was in the past few days10:20
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: if you post the patches to the "Last Train" thread on the dev list, I'll look them over before I dael with the release10:22
nuclear_eclipseI gotta head out right now though10:23
nuclear_eclipsecheers10:23
micahgnuclear_eclipse: k, I don't think I'll have time though, but thanks..10:23
* micahg guesses he can apply a patch locally until the next release anyways10:23
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paul__dhx_m: mo13:51
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CIA-29Mantisbt: s.mazeland master-1.2.x * rdfeddb5e4960 /lang/ (strings_hebrew.txt strings_portuguese_standard.txt): Localisation updates from translatewiki.net (2010-04-21)14:42
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micahgnuclear_eclipse: any chance of security updates being backported for Mantis 1.1.x or is it totally EOL?15:27
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nuclear_eclipsemicahg: if there's a major security vulnerability, and either a patch to fix it, or the ability to backport a fix from 1.2.x, then no, it's not entirely out of the question16:13
micahgnuclear_eclipse: k, just trying to figure out if I should push for Mantis 1.2 to hit Lucid, it's down to the wire16:14
nuclear_eclipsethere's already a couple security fixes sitting on master-1.1.x provided (I think) by Debian because they still only support 1.1.x in their distro16:14
nuclear_eclipseI would push for 1.2 if at all possible, esp since it's LTS16:14
paul__debian suck :)16:14
micahgnuclear_eclipse: I actually requested 1.2 in Debian also, but haven't received a response yet16:14
paul__nuclear_eclipse: LTS?16:14
micahgnuclear_eclipse: that's my thinking too16:14
nuclear_eclipseLong Term Support16:14
paul__by whom? ;p16:15
nuclear_eclipseUbuntu16:15
nuclear_eclipse10.04 will be supported for 5 years on the server...16:15
paul__ahh16:15
paul__tbh, i'm gradually concluding my belief that webapps shouldn't be included in the 'server' in that sense16:15
nuclear_eclipsepaul__: I would personally agree with that as well, but it's not my decision16:16
micahgpaul__: nuclear_eclipse: it's in the universe repository and not included on any media16:16
nuclear_eclipseright, but it's still yet another "problem" that people end up trying to upgrade from an outdated repo package to a tarball release and inevitably have trouble =\16:17
micahgnuclear_eclipse: do you want me to make a Mantis PPA?16:18
paul__it's looking like either this or next weekend is gonna be mantis weekend16:18
paul__I might be patching some of david's changes then16:18
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: might be useful16:18
micahgnuclear_eclipse: I help maintain the one for Zend PHP Framework ATM16:18
nuclear_eclipseit'd be more useful if 1.2 was approved for Lucid... :P16:19
paul__ppa?16:19
nuclear_eclipsePersonal Package Archive :P16:19
micahgnuclear_eclipse: I'll see if I can get that tonight16:19
nuclear_eclipseccmon paul, keep up16:19
paul__whats wrong with tgz16:19
paul__tar zxvf16:19
paul__done16:19
nuclear_eclipselet's not get into that debate paul16:19
paul__oh please :)16:19
paul__we've not had a good debate on packaging policies of various linux distributions for 6 months now :)16:20
nuclear_eclipsesome people prefer to have packages that are automatically kept up to date by the distribution16:20
* paul__ prefers to have stuff that works :P16:20
nuclear_eclipseI'm generally a part of that camp, with webapps being my one exception16:20
paul__MS released new ctp of their sql driver today16:20
paul__which would go well with a mantis weekend either this week or next16:20
nuclear_eclipsemainly because I don't like the way debian/ubuntu set up apache by default, so since I'm changing everything anyways, might as well manage my web apps at the same time16:21
paul__10.04 doens't work for me :(16:21
nuclear_eclipsepaul__: well it is still technically a beta...16:23
paul__I suspect it's gonna get released 'broken' for me ;p16:23
micahgnuclear_eclipse: you can file bugs if there's something that they might be willing to change16:23
paul__X server is crashing16:23
paul__on start16:23
micahgpaul__: what video driver?16:23
paul__one of the nvidia ones so yes, I know there's known issues16:23
paul__but iirc, that was with 2 outputs16:24
paul__I dont even have a monitor plugged in16:24
paul__aqlthough I should probably look at how many vga slots are on the card at some point ;p16:24
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: just ignore him, he's constantly breaking everything he touches ;)16:25
paul__31 packages can be updated.16:25
micahgpaul__: please file bugs if you find stuff broke16:25
paul__The following packages have been kept back: kdebase16:25
paul__0 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.16:25
paul__I went to ubuntu-bugs to ask what package under launchpad it should go16:26
nuclear_eclipseoh, no wonder16:26
nuclear_eclipseyou're using kde16:26
paul__got ignored :)16:26
paul__or well, no one suggested anything useful so16:26
micahgpaul__: you can ping me there :)16:26
paul__I managed to find the bug about the debug symbols not matching for X server16:26
micahgpaul__: the kde packages have dependencies that sometimes require waiting for all of them to build16:27
paul__<spam>16:27
paul__0: /usr/bin/X (xorg_backtrace+0x3b) [0x80e937b]16:27
paul__1: /usr/bin/X (0x8048000+0x61c7d) [0x80a9c7d]16:27
paul__2: (vdso) (__kernel_rt_sigreturn+0x0) [0x9fb410]16:27
paul__3: /usr/bin/X (InitOutput+0xcac) [0x80ba36c]16:27
paul__4: /usr/bin/X (0x8048000+0x1ebbb) [0x8066bbb]16:27
paul__5: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6 (__libc_start_main+0xe6) [0xd1fbd6]16:27
paul__6: /usr/bin/X (0x8048000+0x1e961) [0x8066961]16:27
paul__Segmentation fault at address 0x1816:27
paul__</end spam>16:27
paul__(--) PCI:*(0:1:0:0) 10de:002c:1048:0c25 nVidia Corporation NV6 [Vanta/Vanta LT] rev 21, Mem @ 0xfd000000/16777216, 0xf0000000/33554432, BIOS @ 0x????????/6553616:27
micahgpaul__: I think that bug is being discussed in #ubuntu-devel ATM16:29
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paul__i was gonna wait until the rc tomorrow then file a regression bug if it was still broke16:29
darynmy laptop is broke for lucid too. ati vid card16:30
nuclear_eclipsehooray for intel video :P16:30
micahgnuclear_eclipse: +116:30
micahgnuclear_eclipse: is it normal for the conversation to tangent this far off topic in here?16:30
paul__micahg: do they have people who can repro the bug?16:31
nuclear_eclipseI've had 0 problems with Lucid on my laptop, which tbh, is the first time I could ever say that about an UBuntu alpha/beta16:31
paul__micahg: sure, depends who are around16:31
nuclear_eclipsedef depends on who's here, usually it's tough to get any conversation at all, let alone anything that stays on topic :P16:31
micahgpaul__: yeah, someone said they have a fix for the xorg dbg symbol  issue16:31
paul__ahh but not the 'crash'?16:32
* micahg also has had very few issues with Lucid16:32
micahgpaul__: idk about the crash, I saw about the dbg symbol issue16:32
paul__i'll ask16:32
micahgpaul__: #ubuntu-x is a good place for that16:33
paul__-x?16:33
micahgpaul__: it's the Xorg team channel16:33
micahgpaul__: a lot of teams have their own channels16:34
paul__not listed on the irc channel list?16:34
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micahgpaul__: probably an oversight16:35
* micahg will check on it later16:35
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paul__micahg: I dont really see much point in opening a bug without symbols 5 days before a release :)16:39
micahgpaul__: well, if there's a critical issue, opening the bug can get someone's attention and they can help you get whatever info is needed16:39
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: back on topic of Mantis, does Ubuntu still run packages more or less straight from Debian, or have they broken away from that?16:40
paul__micahg: you'd think you'd get someone's attention on irc if you wait long enough :P16:40
micahgnuclear_eclipse: they stick with Debian if it's up to date and will package themselves if Debian is behind and an update is needed16:40
paul__do you know anyone on the x tema?16:41
micahgpaul__: true, that's probably teh fastest way to get someoen's attention16:41
micahgpaul__: I've had contact with one of the people16:41
paul__are they someone who's likely to be alive atm? ;p16:42
micahgnuclear_eclipse: there are also various other reasons for deviating from Debian16:42
paul__what I should probably do is grab the X source package16:42
paul__and compile myself ;p16:42
micahgpaul__: atm, idk, maybe, it's late in the day16:42
paul__if I take a source package16:42
paul__can I easily compile as ubuntu would have?16:42
micahgpaul__: if you do it with pbuilder, probably16:43
micahgpaul__: or any other clean build env16:43
paul__hmm16:43
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paul__I think the problem unfortunately16:46
paul__is you probably get so many people who don't know how to use a pc asking questions16:46
paul__i'll just sent a report16:49
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: one more question, has ubuntu/debian ever fixed the issue with their package install/update cycle not setting the database_schema value in config_table?  that's the single-biggest issue for people upgrading from a debian/ubuntu package to a tarball release, is they have to manually figure out and set the value in their database table16:52
micahgnuclear_eclipse: I didn't know there was an issue16:52
micahgnuclear_eclipse: do you have a bug #?16:53
nuclear_eclipseno, I'd complained to the previous debian maintainer and he said they knew about it, but I never followed up, and I just remembered about it16:53
micahgnuclear_eclipse: I'll make a note to look into it16:54
nuclear_eclipsethanks16:54
nuclear_eclipsebasically, the schema upgrade/migration in Mantis keeps track of the database schema revision # in the config_table, and uses that to figure out what schema changes to apply/ignore when running admin/install.php, and last I knew, the debian package ignored mantis' built-in upgrade/migration process, but failed to set the proper config value16:55
nuclear_eclipsethe result is that when users try to upgrade from the debian install to a tarball release, the upgrade process fails because it thinks it needs to set up the entire database from scratch rather than just upgrading from an existing schema16:56
micahgnuclear_eclipse: it should do whatever is necessary include that16:56
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nuclear_eclipsealso, I do know that the old debian maintainer was having coniptions over the prospect of packaging 1.2 because it not only required changing schema, but running a lot of PHP code in the middle to migrate data from old formats to the new schema16:58
nuclear_eclipseso I'm not sure how all of that will or won't affect the efforts for approving 1.2 for Lucid...16:58
micahgnuclear_eclipse: I didn't know it was that bad :(, I don't know if I have time to package all that...16:59
paul__I don't see why they need to run their own schema stuff16:59
micahgpaul__: so the admin has control over when it happens I would guess17:00
paul__i mean17:00
paul__they use their own schema generation code17:00
nuclear_eclipsebecause debian rolled their own database schema/migration system, and so they feel like they need to use it on everything for consistency?17:00
nuclear_eclipseI'd personally like to see debian/ubuntu move away from that and just point the user to admin/install.php when the package upgrade is done, either by opening a browser, or just telling them a URL to visit...17:01
nuclear_eclipsebut I'd imagine that would be quite a political struggle to get that sort of behavior changed17:02
micahgnuclear_eclipse: that's not likely to happen17:02
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micahgnuclear_eclipse: using dbconfig-common helps keep the logging and flow control in one place17:03
nuclear_eclipsetbh, that's why I tend to stay away from maintaining packages in distros; too much politics and posturing involved =\17:03
paul__;)17:03
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nuclear_eclipseI'm fine with just testing things and reporting bugs here and there...17:04
* micahg sees we're back to packaging vs tgz discussion :)17:04
nuclear_eclipseI think it's more a matter of conflicting interests :P17:04
paul__tbh17:04
paul__at the point distribution takes mantis17:04
paul__implement their own install routine17:05
paul__and fiddle with the code17:05
paul__I think there's almost a term for it17:05
* paul__ thinks.... fork17:05
nuclear_eclipsewell, fork implies that you are no longer following the original project17:05
paul__you aren't!17:06
paul__it's different!17:06
paul__talking of packages17:06
paul__we should package mantis for MS's web platform installer17:06
nuclear_eclipsewell, my point being that a fork of mantis would most likely be developing it in a different direction, rather than just being a modified mantis17:07
paul__we should make a package for ubuntu17:07
* nuclear_eclipse wonders how giallu packages mantis for Fedora17:07
* paul__ doesn't want to know17:08
nuclear_eclipseie, does Fedora have their own DB stuff that he uses similar to Debian, or is it closer to a tarball release17:08
* paul__ doesn't want to know17:09
nuclear_eclipseI wonder if it might be useful for some efforts to be put into making mantis' upgrade/migration process CLI friendly...17:09
paul__I want us to look at the MS stuff17:09
paul__for their 'web platform'17:10
paul__so maybe we can take a proper look17:10
micahgnuclear_eclipse: idk, that might help package maintainer adoption17:10
nuclear_eclipsemicahg: if the upgrade process could run from php-cli, would that be packageable, or would deb/ubuntu still want to use their own database management stuff?17:10
nuclear_eclipseie, make mantisbt depend on php5-cli?17:10
micahgnuclear_eclipse: idk, I'd have to check, I'm still new to the packaging space17:10
* micahg would think it makes sense to stay as close to upstream procedures as possible, but that's MHO17:11
nuclear_eclipseanywho, time for me to head out for the evening17:13
nuclear_eclipsecheers all17:13
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dhx_mhi all23:02

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