**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Thu Jan 07 02:59:59 2016 Jan 07 09:00:45 Wizzup: ok, thanks Jan 07 09:14:56 so i've changed pulseaudio logging level to info instead of notice. only higher level is debug, which i will use later if notice doesn't give me useful results Jan 07 09:17:50 right away .. no sound off earpiece :( Jan 07 09:31:10 hm, so paste.debian.net seems the 'only' pastebin that supports uploading a file. Jan 07 09:32:27 and of course, it's down right now Jan 07 09:38:11 sicelo: transfer.sh also supports uploading Jan 07 09:38:16 http://paste.debian.net/361900/ <-- pulseaudio log durning call Jan 07 09:38:46 thanks KotCzarny. will keep it in mind :) Jan 07 09:38:48 echo 123 | curl --post https://transfer.sh Jan 07 09:38:50 or something Jan 07 09:39:03 or just curl --upload-file somefile https://transfer.sh Jan 07 09:39:52 Sicelo: http://sprunge.us/iVMU Jan 07 09:40:59 nice. Jan 07 09:45:37 not seeing anything 'useful' in that log. seems PA does at least attempt to activate & use earpiece Jan 07 09:50:42 sicelo, i assume this is the 'failed since the start' log, right? Jan 07 09:51:07 if you restart & log again with working earpiece you may diff them Jan 07 09:53:04 weird enugh it works now, without any restart. grrr. i hate this Jan 07 09:53:13 :) Jan 07 09:53:20 maaagic Jan 07 12:10:08 will the maemo.org web infra switch to letsencrypt certificates when the current startssl ones expire? :3 Jan 07 12:23:53 moin :) Jan 07 16:22:58 hello Jan 07 16:24:42 any expert in scratchbox ? Jan 07 16:28:03 navit team are trying to build navit for maemo via CircleCI Jan 07 16:30:18 this is the compilation output https://circleci.com/gh/navit-gps/navit/122 Jan 07 16:32:05 it shows some error with sbox installation and config Jan 07 16:38:07 they are stuck. maybe someone knows how to fix it... Jan 07 16:38:32 hmm, is that supposed to recreate a complete sb env for each build? Jan 07 16:39:09 it seems so... Jan 07 16:39:32 cat > /scratchbox/users/ubuntu/home/ubuntu/setup.sh << EOF Jan 07 16:39:39 + cat Jan 07 16:39:40 make_navit: line 15: /scratchbox/users/ubuntu/home/ubuntu/setup.sh: No such file or directory Jan 07 16:39:43 hmm... Jan 07 16:41:15 I'd suggest they try to install sb on some vanilla debian/ubuntu first Jan 07 16:41:23 and go from there Jan 07 16:42:12 yes Jan 07 16:45:29 btw any suggestions can be given here https://github.com/navit-gps/navit/pull/62#issuecomment-169589078 Jan 07 16:48:23 capitanocrunch: there is sb virtual image Jan 07 16:48:30 with sb and sdk preinstalled Jan 07 16:52:00 really? nice! Jan 07 16:52:11 more info? Jan 07 16:53:10 http://maemo.muarf.org/tablets-dev/maemo_dev_env_downloads/ Jan 07 16:53:27 file: Maemo_Ubuntu_Lucid_Desktop_SDK_Virtual_Image_Final.7z Jan 07 16:54:42 thank you Jan 07 16:58:11 g/49 Jan 07 16:58:14 sigh Jan 07 16:58:17 nevermind Jan 07 17:00:59 oh btw, glib on maemo is to old for https://github.com/jgeboski/purple-facebook to build Jan 07 17:01:24 it needs glib>=2.28, and we're stuck with 2.20 (?), so we miss quite a few things Jan 07 17:02:06 we also need a newer libjson-glib but I dont think updating this one would be an issue Jan 07 17:02:41 bencoh: stuck with => until the open source components rebuilds against the new version Jan 07 17:02:46 :) Jan 07 17:03:16 glib is needed almost everywhere on maemo Jan 07 17:03:37 especially by closed-source core apps Jan 07 17:04:00 so unless it's ABI-compatible (hmm) .... Jan 07 17:04:36 bencoh: I don't know how many closed vital things there are on maemo still Jan 07 17:04:41 http://abi-laboratory.pro/tracker/timeline/glib/ Jan 07 17:04:56 Wizzup: phone stuff, at least Jan 07 17:04:57 the problem is that newer versions most probably have dependencies which cannot be easily satisfied Jan 07 17:04:59 bencoh: I would be surprised if the gnome people can make things abi compatible Jan 07 17:05:18 freemangordon1: newer versions of glib? I think it should be fine Jan 07 17:05:31 it might break old gtk which might pull newer stuff, though Jan 07 17:05:47 glib dependencies are not that small Jan 07 17:05:50 err, break old gtk, so we'd need a new one, which would pull newer stuff Jan 07 17:06:21 Wizzup: glib in itself isnt that bad (dependency-wise). not my favourite lib, but ... Jan 07 17:06:31 yeah the gentoo ebuild seems somewhat sane dep wise Jan 07 17:07:20 ah, libffi, right. I forgot that one Jan 07 17:07:27 ffi, pcre, zlib Jan 07 17:08:05 I think it has its own pcre Jan 07 17:08:17 maybe Jan 07 17:08:20 how about libiconv? Jan 07 17:08:28 what about libiconv? Jan 07 17:08:32 also a dep. Jan 07 17:09:41 libiconv isn't shipped as a seperate package in debian derivatives Jan 07 17:10:14 (nor is libiconv in a seperate lib) Jan 07 17:12:55 it is still versioned and a runtime dep Jan 07 17:13:08 or do you mean it is not on the system at all? Jan 07 17:16:14 Wizzup: nm -D /lib/libc.so.6 |grep -i iconv Jan 07 17:16:14 000158c4 T iconv Jan 07 17:16:14 00015ab0 T iconv_close Jan 07 17:16:14 0001576c T iconv_open Jan 07 17:17:31 Wizzup: read the description of https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/dev-libs/libiconv Jan 07 17:18:37 ack Jan 07 17:20:08 bencoh: most probably it would require newer glibc ;) Jan 07 17:20:33 freemangordon1: what, glib? why? Jan 07 17:20:46 YAY, found the bugger that prevented modem working in 4.4 :D Jan 07 17:20:51 woohoo Jan 07 17:21:00 freemangordon1: wooo!!! Jan 07 17:21:25 bencoh: for the sake of it. I bat the ^^^ $package doesn't really require features for that glib version it requires Jan 07 17:21:30 *bet Jan 07 17:21:54 freemangordon1: what was the issue? Jan 07 17:22:12 Wizzup: 7866a621043fbaca3d7389e9b9f69dd1a2e5a855. Jan 07 17:23:00 freemangordon1: unfortunately it does, at least for some gobject types definition Jan 07 17:23:06 (G_TYPE_ERROR for instance) Jan 07 17:23:45 hmm Jan 07 17:23:47 you think this is in glib? it is rather in...ummm.what was the package name? glib-error? Jan 07 17:23:55 gobject I think Jan 07 17:23:58 and why am I freemangordon1?!? Jan 07 17:24:13 karramba! Jan 07 17:24:43 anyway, grep -RIn G_TYPE_ERROR /usr/include/ says nothing Jan 07 17:24:49 fmg: you know you can just use /nick ? Jan 07 17:24:54 you'd better as google Jan 07 17:25:00 *ask Jan 07 17:25:10 KotCzarny: no, as this nick is registered Jan 07 17:25:16 fmg: nope Jan 07 17:25:22 it is Jan 07 17:25:25 you dont need reconnecting Jan 07 17:25:33 freemangordon: I did https://developer.gnome.org/gobject/stable/gobject-Boxed-Types.html#G-TYPE-ERROR:CAPS Jan 07 17:25:37 I know, but I have to provide password Jan 07 17:26:06 you can query nickserv Jan 07 17:26:20 anyway, old vs new libs, bencoh, there is an option of static compilation (i know, i know) and LD_LIBRARY_ Jan 07 17:26:25 PATH too) Jan 07 17:26:30 yes, but pidgin does all this for me when I reconnect :) Jan 07 17:26:38 KotCzarny: *meh*, you already know :) Jan 07 17:27:12 also, once i get home i will try updating glib/gtk on my testing device to see what stop working Jan 07 17:27:13 anyway, I dont even own a fb account, so ... Jan 07 17:27:15 anyway, time to spit on the autor of 7866a621043fbaca3d7389e9b9f69dd1a2e5a855 on LKML Jan 07 17:27:22 :D Jan 07 17:27:44 add per net_device packet type chains ? Jan 07 17:28:00 what's wrong with it? Jan 07 17:28:07 The patch was originally written by Eric Biederman for linux-2.6.29. Jan 07 17:28:08 Tested on linux-3.16. Jan 07 17:28:28 bencoh, probably interface change Jan 07 17:29:06 bencoh: that http://pastebin.com/F8kN7Q5r Jan 07 17:29:48 Process csd Jan 07 17:29:55 oops Jan 07 17:29:56 yes Jan 07 18:16:30 hmm, pali's not there Jan 07 18:16:36 is that on purpose ? Jan 07 18:16:37 +# CONFIG_EXT3_FS is not set Jan 07 18:16:47 if ext4 is set then yes Jan 07 18:16:55 it is ... okay Jan 07 18:16:56 :nod: Jan 07 18:17:03 ext2 is still set though Jan 07 18:17:12 waste of ram Jan 07 20:42:57 my gmail inbox is verrry slow via IMAP. anyone having similar situation? Jan 07 20:54:02 sicelo, on gsm or wifi? Jan 07 21:03:38 all Jan 07 21:03:56 i even tried mutt on the remote server .. same thing Jan 07 21:04:03 big messages? Jan 07 21:04:20 no. the delay is in authentication stage. Jan 07 21:04:35 just to retrieve headers only Jan 07 21:04:46 so it disconnects after every message? Jan 07 21:04:54 no. Jan 07 21:05:02 maybe some settings at gmail.com? Jan 07 21:05:16 does it affect other imap servers ? Jan 07 21:05:17 that's why i was wondering if anyone else having problem Jan 07 21:05:27 others fast (e.g. yahoo) Jan 07 21:06:08 use some imap client that will allow you to debug the log Jan 07 21:06:38 Sicelo: yes Jan 07 21:07:11 i wonder what's the cause. annoying. Jan 07 21:07:14 gmail has trolling... Jan 07 21:07:15 err. throttling :-) Jan 07 21:07:30 pali, in 'headers only' too? Jan 07 21:07:36 um .. throttling for? i have very small mails. Jan 07 21:08:11 you need to reduce number of imap commands, otherwise you will be trolled by goodle Jan 07 21:08:49 i don't think that's the case with me :/ Jan 07 21:08:53 and also you need to reduce size of downloaded emails Jan 07 21:09:19 my N900 fetches mail every 30minutes. i don't get large mail. my inbox right now has only 35 items Jan 07 21:09:44 by the way, via web interface all is normal speed Jan 07 21:11:33 Pali: I am getting out of ideas on how to test onenend :( . Do you have spare device? Jan 07 21:12:05 Pali: on the other side, I found the commit that broke modem, as you may probably seen on the ML Jan 07 21:12:47 or better, stop using it :-) Jan 07 21:13:05 sicelo, do you have many folders in your imap account? Jan 07 21:13:18 nop :) Jan 07 21:14:38 Sicelo: delay after or before sending username+password? Jan 07 21:14:43 i guess it's the throttling though . but i wouldn't know why Jan 07 21:15:10 ~ping Jan 07 21:15:10 ~pong Jan 07 21:15:15 WTF?? Jan 07 21:15:44 I got 20 messages from you in 2 seconds Jan 07 21:16:24 who? Jan 07 21:17:08 KotCzarny: yes, 'headers only' too. to retrieve headers you use also imap commands :-) Jan 07 21:17:40 messages? from KotCzarny, Sicelo, freemangordon Jan 07 21:17:49 o.O Jan 07 21:17:54 i didnt send anything Jan 07 21:18:13 ahm, irc Jan 07 21:18:19 yeah, lags/splits happen Jan 07 21:18:34 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=508427#c111 Jan 07 21:18:36 04Bug 508427: was not found. Jan 07 21:18:36 interesting Jan 07 21:18:48 apparently gtk3 is b0rken Jan 07 21:19:12 see: http://pastebin.com/Bbpp21pN (look at 22:14:38 time) Jan 07 21:21:21 Sicelo: does not matter if you have only small emails.. if you call too many imap commands you will be trolled too! Jan 07 21:21:21 if you periodically check for new emails, then you use imap commands for it Jan 07 21:21:32 ~ping Jan 07 21:21:33 1 packet transmitted, 1 packet received, 0.0% packet loss Jan 07 21:22:03 weird. this never happened before. started like a week or under Jan 07 21:22:18 it's actually 'normal' now. Jan 07 21:22:25 pali is lagged beyond all recognition Jan 07 21:22:31 hm... no pong, looks like irc is broken Jan 07 21:22:31 :-( Jan 07 21:22:54 Sicelo: once you are trolled you need to wait day or two when you will be resetted to normal mode Jan 07 21:23:43 freemangordon: I have spare n900 device, I belive at the weekend I could have time to play with all those new stuff :-) Jan 07 21:27:22 https://support.google.com/a/answer/1071518?hl=en .. i'm definitely not within the 'specs' .. i shouldn't be throttled. anyway, fsck google Jan 07 21:27:54 sicelo, maybe you have multiple devices checking the same account? Jan 07 21:27:58 KotCzarny: you sent, see my pastebin Jan 07 21:28:20 pali: you are lagged, try /reconnect Jan 07 21:28:39 nope. only Nokia N900. nothing else Jan 07 21:29:15 or firefox is broken Jan 07 21:29:36 - CTCP PING reply from Pali: 468.826691 seconds Jan 07 21:29:39 :) Jan 07 21:29:51 ok, I will try reconnect Jan 07 21:30:13 [22:29:30] * Received CTCP-PING request by KotCzarny!... Jan 07 21:36:26 mutt is nice email client :) Jan 07 21:36:34 yes Jan 07 21:46:27 i guess pali got ddosed or something Jan 07 21:57:47 huh, reconnected Jan 07 21:57:49 ~ping Jan 07 21:57:50 1 packet transmitted, 1 packet received, 0.0% packet loss Jan 07 21:57:59 looks like working Jan 07 21:57:59 pong Jan 07 21:58:03 pong Jan 07 21:58:06 :) Jan 07 21:59:32 Sicelo: that link is for google customers which pay for their google apps product Jan 07 21:59:39 not for free gmail users Jan 07 22:00:22 IIRC there are no public information how google trolling free users Jan 07 22:02:22 Pali: great (re new device) Jan 07 22:03:16 (throttling* - trolling is something else ;)) Jan 07 22:03:39 (google is probably full of trolls nonetheless, but still :)) Jan 07 22:03:43 bencoh: in google context it is same Jan 07 22:03:47 haha :) Jan 07 22:09:40 nice, we have http error code for trolling :-) Jan 07 22:09:42 it is 429 Jan 07 22:17:35 :) Jan 07 22:27:31 freemangordon: btw, are you going to add that system_rev = assignment near that save_atags code? Jan 07 22:45:11 Pali: I thought you will add it :) . I want to finish the other things, esp that onenand problem first Jan 07 22:45:23 then ok Jan 07 22:45:59 Pali: but if you think you won't have time, I'll take that as well Jan 07 22:46:33 ? Jan 08 00:18:16 hi Jan 08 00:18:41 If you guys see less of me for a while, its because I am knee deep in Fallout 4 :P Jan 08 00:20:23 :) Jan 08 00:50:44 Too bad the companion phone apps dont work on a N900 :P Jan 08 00:52:56 jonwil, you bastard! you getting addicted to that spying proprietary element of control over you! ;) Jan 08 01:49:19 About inability to go past hildon-welcome if touchscreen is out of service: there is nifty file /etc/X11/Xsession.post/04hildon-welcome-wait which speaks of sleeping while hildon-welcome is not passed Jan 08 01:49:52 If this script is made a tad more complicated, it could bypass hildon-welcome? Jan 08 01:51:42 hildon-welcome is what? Jan 08 01:51:50 Isn't that the thing that displays the hands animation? Jan 08 01:52:47 if you mean the thing that sets the clock etc, thats osso-startup-wizard I believe Jan 08 01:53:13 Ah, thank you. Confused them... Jan 08 01:54:35 Still, sleep 1 while hildon-welcome is here is funny... Jan 08 01:55:52 i think i have neither of those installed Jan 08 02:00:05 Why does osso-startup-wizard care for SIM state?!.. Jan 08 02:25:09 The reason it cares is because if the modem/network/SIM/etc are working, it will use that to get the current date/time from the cellular network **** ENDING LOGGING AT Fri Jan 08 02:59:58 2016