#ubuntuone 2009-07-01 <berserkwarwolf> anybody knows if One will be available for other OSes ? <jinxx> How long does ubuntu one typically take to upload files? (to be more specific: 5184 items totalling 600 MB) <dlangeliers> hello? <dlangeliers> i just installed the ubuntuone client, and im having some trouble <dlangeliers> although the task is running, i dont see the taskbar icon <dlangeliers> any ideas? <armo> Hi, I just got my invite this morning. I tried transferring some files and 2 of the directories I created are coming up with .conflict. The one directory that has been created all the files are 0 bytes with a .partial extension and a 0 byte file. I've tried deleting and creating directories using the web interface and nothing happens. Is there something wrong with the server? Does it take a while for your account to be fully created? <armo> Just trying to upload a file using the web interface. Browser shows ' Waiting for updown.ubuntuone.com...' then after a few minutes I get a Proxy Error <facundobatista> Hi all <BUGabundo> hey facundobatista * jblount rubs his eyes <jblount> Hello everyone! * Chipaca mumbles incoherently and heads back to bed <facundobatista> Hola jblount! <jblount> armo: You may want to try again, I was seeing similar weirdness with the server earlier, seems to be fine now though. <tahorg> tcole: hi, there ? <tahorg> I've pulled the last version of u1sync from lp <tahorg> and I've a new error message <tahorg> Error remotely /path/to/my/file : INTERNAL_ERROR <tahorg> remotely deleting ... <tahorg> it seems it's a server side issue :| <verterok> tahorg: uh, I'll check the server logs as soon I wake up :) <sivel> is there a way to specify a different directory to be used by Ubuntu One rather than $HOME/Ubunut One? <sivel> I was able to find out how to do this with dropbox and would like to do the same with Ubuntu One <sivel> trying to find the configuration directory if one exists <jblount> sivel: There isn't currently a configuration directory, and there is not currently a way to change the ~/Ubuntu One/ location. <jblount> sivel: We have some plans on allowing arbitrary file syncing, but it's a few steps down on the todo list :) <sivel> ok... <jblount> sivel: Actually, it turns out there *is* a config directory <sivel> what is it's location? <jblount> sivel: verterok may have a bit better information... <sivel> ok. <sivel> going to see if I can symlink the dir I want to use to $HOME/Ubuntu One <sivel> haven't tried it yet...so I guess we will see <verterok> sivel: hi, you can but there are some "not solved"(tm) issues <dobey> verterok: i think he means "ln -s Ubuntu\ One dirwithoutspaces" <verterok> dobey: actually he want to use mypreferredname instead of "Ubuntu One" <dobey> verterok: which should work fine, as real files will end up inside "Ubuntu One/My Files" presumably <sivel> no...I plan on doing "ln -s /some/other/dir /home/username/Ubuntu\ One" <dobey> oh <sivel> to see if it will sync the contents of /some/other/dir <dobey> no that won't work <verterok> sivel: the daemon sync the files inside ~/Ubuntu One/My Files <sivel> verterok: so would it work if I symlinked /some/other/dir to My Files? <sivel> I do web development accross 3 machines currently. and it is a pain to sync them all. SO I am looking to sync my /var/www dir <verterok> sivel: not sure, I never tried that. <sivel> I will try in a few moments. making preparations now <jblount> MEETING BEGINS <jblount> Let's get this party started, Ubuntu One desktop(+) say me! <urbanape> me <teknico_> me <dobey> yo <jblount> me <Tm_T> jblount: you mean it in use, installed or just if one has account? <jblount> Tm_T: I mean if you are a part of the Ubuntu One developers group that has a meeting scheduled about 5 minutes ago :D <jblount> aquarius, rodrigo_, CardinalFang ? <vds> me <urbanape> DONE: Reviewed two branches yesterday, submitted a skeletal FF extension for review. Got extension talking to hardwired local CouchDB instance, setting it up to act as Places observer for bookmark events. <urbanape> TODO: Keep rolling with it. Gonna be fun. <urbanape> BLOCK: None <urbanape> teknico_: if you please... <teknico_> DONE: even more fixes to the funambol_reset_devices branch <teknico_> TODO: started work on the web ui interface for resetting devices <teknico_> BLOCKED: getting this branch through pqm is being an ordeal :-/ <teknico_> NEXT: dobey <dobey> DONE: 0.90.3 release, Updated packaging, re-uploaded to REVU, Moved source pkg branches to ~ubuntuone-control-tower ownership <dobey> TODO: Fix issues with share fixin's branch, Get rid of --signup, Add re-auth support to oauthdesktop <dobey> BLCK: None. <dobey> jblount: you <jblount> DONE: More css hacking, lots of drafting and sketching out plans for /files/new/ <jblount> TODO: More js hacking, start integrating some new stuff to /files/new/ <jblount> BLOCKED: Nope. <jblount> vds: Hooray! Your turn! <vds> DONE: More discussion about db reset, more discussion about identity inferal started a branch for phone verification <vds> TODO: more phone verification <vds> BLOCKED: blue sky! <rodrigo_> me <vds> rodrigo_: go! :) <CardinalFang> me <rodrigo_> done: some more package fixes for evo-couchdb, building of tomboy from git for testing our notes sync interface <rodrigo_> todo: hopefully just upload the evo-couchdb package to REVU if no more problems show up, continue testing and fixing tomboy sync with our server, and prepare all packages needed for demos at GCDS <rodrigo_> blocked: too hot even at nights :( <rodrigo_> CardinalFang: go <CardinalFang> DONE: Worked on getting tests running better on my machine. Some work on pairin <CardinalFang> g tests. <CardinalFang> TODO: SSL and reverse lookups. <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: None <CardinalFang> end? <jblount> MEETING ENDS * Tm_T wonders where Kubuntu support is going currently <jblount> Thanks everyone, sorry for starting late ;) <sivel> that was a very efficient meeting <jblount> urbanape: Are you *not* FACE today? <urbanape> dammit. yeah, that too. <urbanape> I am Face. <jblount> sivel: Lots of work to do, necessitates quick meetings :) <Tm_T> jblount: quick meetings also means that people knows where things are going, or, that nothing is going (: <dobey> urbanape is more like a Murdock to me <urbanape> howlin' mad. <jblount> Nice <pfibiger> dobey is very clearly BA Baracus. <pfibiger> he pities many fools. <dobey> i ain't gettin on no plane <urbanape> and DRINK YOUR MILK * jblount wonders if anyone else ever listened to The Mr. T Experience <tahorg> verterok: woken up ? * pfibiger humms ba-ba-ba-ba-ba, together... <verterok> tahorg: yeah, digging the logs <dobey> ugh <dobey> mrtvseverything.com is some chinese parking site or something now <aquarius> oops. me. <aquarius> DONE: make everything depending on desktopcouch.records actually work (helping thisfred), talk to rickspencer about quickly and using the records client API, work with chad on pairing UI, fix lint error in desktopcouch branch with kenvandine help <aquarius> TODO: build akonadi-couchdb resource and write up instructions for others to do so <aquarius> BLOCKED: still using the horror of lsof to find CouchDB port until the print-the-port logfile patch goes in <jblount> pfibiger: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSOgSipsKPA <jblount> (mtx ba ba ba ba ba) <pfibiger> jblount: have you read king dork? <jblount> pfibiger: Nope. <pfibiger> !@#!@#!@# <pfibiger> jblount: frank portman (dr. frank) wrote a novel, sort of a young adult novel. <jblount> pfibiger: I will have it shortly, thanks to Amazon Prime <pfibiger> sort of a rock'n'roll mystery about a teen <CardinalFang> jblount: earcandy has its own idea of what the volume should be. My hardware buttons change the same settings that earcandy does. I don't think there's a way to map hardware to changing earcandy instead. <jblount> CardinalFang: I'm experiencing similar crankiness. Occassionally have to restart earcandy also. <CardinalFang> In another 6 months, it will be usable. <jblount> CardinalFang: yes, because it will be in 10.04 :D <dobey> ah, it's so fun when X crashes... :-/ <dobey> what bother <dobey> earcandy doesn't sound like the right solution <dobey> it sounds like "a workaround for some behavior which jblount wants to see" <jblount> dobey: Really? Shouldn't you hear the thing you last clicked "play" on? <dobey> jblount: not necessarily, no <dobey> jblount: if you answer a skype call, does it pause all your audio from music player, youtube, whatever? <dobey> jblount: or what if you answer your cell phone? <jblount> dobey: Yes <jblount> (no for cell phone, because it doesn't know about it) <dobey> it *puases* flash? or it mutes it? <dobey> and what if i want to listen to my mp3 library, while i'm playing quake? <dobey> (or something similar) <dobey> jblount: also, i imagine earcandy also works very poorly for people of visual deficiency who need to use a11y features :) <jblount> dobey: The idea is not to bring earcandy into Ubuntu, but to make PulseAudio behave like earcandy <dobey> also, kde doesn't use pulseaudio afaik <jblount> dobey: And as far as playing various audio sources while you are using another audio source, there are preferences for that. Most users want to listen to one thing at a time. <dobey> of course there are preferences <CardinalFang> dobey: for your music&quake goal, just set a rule for that in the config. <CardinalFang> That's not common, though. <dobey> CardinalFang: if i need to configure it, it's probably not doing the right thing. <dobey> CardinalFang: not common? you should look at WoW guilds then. they all play wow while talking on teamspeak or ventrillo or whatever at the same time <CardinalFang> Yeah, the right thing is to stop music when you start a game. I agree. <dobey> no it's not :) <jblount> dobey: Maybe this isn't a great place for a discussion, but you can vote "yucky" or whatever here: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/20477/ <dobey> to quote <dobey> "There's no such thing as a typical user, and if there were, it's not you." <CardinalFang> I am unable to reconcile that with eschewing configuration. <dobey> jblount: if only brainstorm used launchpad's openid :) <jblount> dobey: :) * dobey really does not want to create more accounts for random things <dobey> o/~ well i never been to spain, but i kinda like the music o/~ <CardinalFang> o/~ Popular. Culture. No longer. Applies to me. <dobey> he's dead alright. get over it already! <tahorg> verterok: my problem has been solved <verterok> tahorg: really? great! do you know what was causing it? <tahorg> nope <tahorg> but I've try a u1sync 10 minutes ago <tahorg> and it worked <urbanape> cool, got Places observers firing. Should be able to get some hacked up sync going on add/remove/update. <x57005> hello, I have a question that I would like some help with if someone has a momenyt <urbanape> x57005: howdy, what's up? <x57005> I have heard a lot of good things about ununtuone, and running 2 different ubuntu 9.04 systems, I want to try it <x57005> so I signed up for an acount in early may, and I still have not gotten access to install and use the software <urbanape> we've received a great response, and we're sending out invites in a steady stream. <urbanape> We just want to make sure the system stays stable and reliable for the folks who are currently in. <x57005> It just seems a bit long to wait, almost 60 days after signing up? <x57005> well then I shall continue to wait, and hope this really is as good as everyone says it is <urbanape> Sorry I can't offer more help on that. <jdobrien> x57005: we had 20,000 people get on the waiting list in two weeks.... <jdobrien> x57005: if i guessed your name right, you should have an email :) <x57005> you did, and thats really odd, since my email and the nick im using are totally non related <tahorg__> x57005: what about your username ? :) <jdobrien> x57005: Im a detective <x57005> lawl, i would love to know how you figured out which email went to me <jdobrien> [x57005] (alexanderlisa@example.com) : x1101 <jdobrien> x1101 <x57005> that would do it <x57005> i forget about things like that <sivel> how long should the "scanning" phase take? I have around 16,000 files/dirs and it has been scanning for several hours now <tcole> the local scan shouldn't take that long <tcole> the server is bogged down at the moment, however <tcole> so scanning on the server side seems to be in limbo at the moment <tcole> (I'm having the same issue with a much smaller number of files) <sivel> I'll just let it keep running <sivel> I guess it will eventually finish <sivel> I plan on giving this service a bit of a work out <tcole> yeah, we may have to reboot the server instances <tcole> (after fixing the issue) <BUGabundo> boas noites #ubuntuone 2009-07-02 <teknico> good morning <alanbell> hi all <artir> o/ <alanbell> I have been playing with xpra <alanbell> which is kind of like screen for x applications <alanbell> http://partiwm.org/wiki/xpra <alanbell> it is packaged for Karmic which is nice <alanbell> so you can have applications run in a server in the cloud, and connect to them and disconnect from them at will <alanbell> which is nice for things like pidgin for example <alanbell> I was going to run it on one of my servers, I think something like that would be really cool for U1 to provide. <thisfred> alanbell: sounds *very* interesting indeed! <thisfred> alanbell: it would be a good fit for U1, I think, but it's different to the other services we've planned right now, in that people would be running more or less arbitrary software on our cloud, where what we've got lined up is a set of services reachable through the net. I'm not sure I'm making the distinction clear. <thisfred> alanbell: providing xpra would probably mean providing virtual machines in the cloud, in a similar way to what amazon does with EC2. This is not yet part of our plans, AFAIK. <thisfred> but I'm definitely going to check out xpra! <alanbell> that makes sense <alanbell> but a virtual machine in the cloud (maybe a lower spec one than the EC2 small instance) would be handy with desktop integration <thisfred> alanbell: we are thinking about screen sharing at some point, and this could be offered similarly, where our service could take care of the negotiaton between the xpra host and guest system through firewalls etc. <thisfred> and I would love to have a virtual machine in the cloud as well. That's not going to be simple or cheap to build and maintain I fear, though. <alanbell> a virtual machine in the cloud is a commodity item, but I am thinking of something less visible <thisfred> but perhaps with eucalyptus :) <thisfred> right, a virtual account on a virtual machine perhaps <thisfred> basically servers that *do* run X :) <thisfred> with accounts that are fairly limited in resources and permissions. <thisfred> could work <alanbell> From the user experience point of view what I would like is to have the gnome menu have an extra button against each entry so I can run any app locally, or run it remotely with persistence <thisfred> yeah, that'd be awesome <alanbell> and if I log on to another computer (or the same one for that matter) and give it my launchpad ID, all my remote apps appear <alanbell> from a user perspective I don't really consider it a vps <alanbell> just Ubuntu apps that can run remote <alanbell> and it might not be available for all apps <alanbell> perhaps not OpenOffice.org <thisfred> hehe <alanbell> or virtualbox :-0 <thisfred> I'd imagine leightweight apps that care about connectivity mostly <alanbell> yes <thisfred> pidgin empathy, gwibber <benjamin__> hi, is ubuntuone-client suposed to work with kubuntu? <thisfred> although, for gwibber maybe not <CardinalFang> Oh gods, it is painful to call my internet-service tech support. <CardinalFang> I just had to say "Okay, please stop talking. Nothing you said in the last two minutes is close to true." <CardinalFang> At least they're still demonizing the very concept of cookies. <dobey> haha <dobey> eh, cookies are great <CardinalFang> Between mixing kilo-and mega- and -bytes and -bits, this guy is woefully unprepared to talk about numbers. <dobey> heh <urbanape> "Hello, IT. Have you tried turning it off and on again?" <jdobrien> CardinalFang: he read in a magazine that cookies are evel <CardinalFang> I learned that they're malicious little leeches on your bandwidth that are always vying to talk back to their home servers, (and this is the good part) *even when you're not visiting those sites, or even USING A WEB BROWSER*. AIEEE! If I only had known! Woe is me. <CardinalFang> ...and this is why I get half the bandwidth I expected. <jdobrien> A tip to ubuntuone users reporting problems in launchpad. Instead of adding a comment, use the link "This bug doesn't affect me (change)" <jdobrien> It's a very confusing link IMO <dobey> brb <thisfred> urbanape: you seem to have dropped off the other channel <urbanape> which other channel? <thisfred> sshhhh! ;) <thisfred> the sekrit internal one! <urbanape> am I back? <jdobrien> has anyone seen urbanape? <jdobrien> I need to ask him something <urbanape> ? <urbanape> ask away <thisfred> urbanape: yep <CardinalFang> Wow -- much better 26Mb/s & 1.9Mb/s. <dobey> CardinalFang: those are some odd numbers * CardinalFang blames Teh cookies. <tahorg> there are viruses in cookies <tahorg> I've read it in "BoostUrPC magazine" <teknico> MEETING BEGINS <teknico> Welcome to the Ubuntu One Developers meeting. Please say "me" if you are here to attend! <dobey> me <dobey> odh <dobey> thank you freenode <teknico> BLOCKED: nothing <teknico> NEXT: urbanape <urbanape> DONE: got closer on FF extension, observers observing, various CouchDB libraries in play, Face duty was pretty light yesterday. <urbanape> TODO: get it to properly GET/PUT to CouchDB, chat with aquarius <urbanape> BLOCK: various JS goofiness, but nothing major <urbanape> NEXT: '() <dobey> oh hi irc <teknico> MEETING ENDS <dobey> me in case you didn't get it <aquarius> jblount: are you pursuing righteousness through the medium of YUI? Or actual JS? <teknico> aquarius, sex 'n' drugs 'n' rock'n'roll ;-) <aquarius> O HAI netsplit dobey <dobey> DONE: Nautilus file sharing UI reincarnation <dobey> TODO: Fix client lint warnings, Remove --signup option, Fix #392249 <dobey> BLCK: None. <CardinalFang> me <dobey> CardinalFang: speak up! <jblount> aquarius: My righteousness will be a combined YUI and JS monster that will only prove useful for U1, then I will retreat to a cave to serve my remaining years as a monk in the care of Brendan Eich <aquarius> jblount: ah, if you're fighting YUI then you're on your own. I fight it as much as you do :) <jblount> urbanape: Have you pinged aquarius about your question from last night? He may be the right person for it. <CardinalFang> DONE: Bought a replacement desk chair. Eyeballed asyncore and SSL. Cleaned up <CardinalFang> DBUS/Avahi code and added reverse-lookup (addr->name) function. <CardinalFang> TODO: Push tests and get reviews. SSL in pairing somehow. <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: None <urbanape> jblount: we're skyping now * jblount has gone from prophet to historian <CardinalFang> end? <teknico> MEETING ENDS (REALLY!) <dobey> verterok: migration branch looks good. why haven't you proprosed it yet? :) <verterok> dobey: I'm running the ubunet tests, just to be sure I didn't broked anything ;) <rodrigo_> dobey: btw, not sure if someone already told you, but the packages in nightlies/ppa (not sure which) have different versions, and syncdaemon is dying with ImportError's <verterok> dobey: also, went to sleep a few hours <dobey> ah ok <rodrigo_> dobey: trunk looks ok, so I guess it's a package issue <dobey> rodrigo_: it's because the metadata has the old module paths hardcoded <dobey> rodrigo_: verterok's migration branch will fix it :) <rodrigo_> ah ok <dobey> haha <dobey> aquarius: http://www.hulu.com/watch/79898/attack-of-the-show-the-transformers-talk-about-the-autobot-and-decepticon-war start at 2:30 <jblount> dobey: Doesn't hulu only work in the states? <dobey> i don't know <dobey> i'm not not in the states <rodrigo_> it doesn't work from here <rodrigo_> dobey: where are you? <dobey> rodrigo_: in the US of course <jblount> lamalex: Yo, would you mind hitting this url and tell me what you see? https://ubuntuone.com/invitation/2/request/ <rodrigo_> ah, you just said you're not in the states :) <dobey> rodrigo_: no, i said i'm NOT not in the states :) <rodrigo_> :D <lamalex> jblount: i get openid login <jblount> lamalex: Are you beta testing Ubuntu One? <lamalex> yah <lamalex> so i log in and get a server 500 error <dobey> yeah <dobey> looks like a bug in the server <jblount> lamalex: Does it provide a OOPS id? <lamalex> Oops-ID: 1278appserver134 <ubottu> https://devpad.canonical.com/~jamesh/oops.cgi/ID <jblount> lamalex: Perfect, thanks. <lamalex> no prob <dobey> hrmm <jblount> dobey: yeah, I was just confirming that the 500 template weirdness was fixed. <dobey> i didn't realize ubottu did that <lamalex> jblount: http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/8276/server500t.png there's the whole thing if you need anything else <jblount> lamalex: Thanks, I didn't realize it still wasn't loading the stylesheet, so that is helpful. <jblount> Why is CouchDB always telling me to relax? Am I high strung!?! * dobey pokes jblount <dobey> relax guy <jblount> heh <urbanape> The only way I could be more hoopy is if I had DON'T PANIC written across my Couch. * urbanape knows where his towel is. <facundobatista> Hi all <jblount> facundobatista: yo! <sivel> did you guys figure out what the server problem was? <sivel> I eventually killed the daemon because it had been in the scanning phase for 6 hours and my hard drive light was lit solid the whole time <facundobatista> Hi sivel <sivel> started it this morning. it has been running for nearly 2 hours and still in the scanning phase <facundobatista> sivel, this is the first time you run the daemoin? <facundobatista> *daemon <sivel> well...like 3rd or fourth time <facundobatista> sivel, did you let it finish any of those times? <sivel> no...like I said the first time I let it run 6 hours. the hard drive was lit solid the entire time and was impacting my machines performance <sivel> CPU was also hanging around 50% <facundobatista> sivel, how many files do you have in the Ubuntu One directory? <sivel> I was told yesterday it was likely being caused by a server issue and the servers would likely have to be restarted <sivel> facundobatista: 16000 total <facundobatista> oh <facundobatista> sivel, the process when you throw a file into Ubuntu One implies that the file will be hashed, then compressed, then uploaded <facundobatista> sivel, 16k files will imply a lot of work <sivel> well I deumped 16000 all at once <facundobatista> sivel, are those small files (say, 1k, 2k), or are big ones? <sivel> most are caused by subversion <sivel> so very small <facundobatista> sivel, it's ok to have a lot of disk and cpu usage if you drop them all at once <sivel> it is only like 150MB of files total <facundobatista> sivel, we can check the logs if you want <sivel> that would be fine with me <sivel> I'd like to use the service if possible <sivel> was trying to use dropbox but it kept denying uploading of some of the subversion files which would break the working dir on my other machines <facundobatista> sivel, what's your state now? <facundobatista> sivel, you have all files there, and the daemon stopped? <verterok> facundobatista, sivel: I think this is related to the bug about "high memory usage" <facundobatista> verterok, oh, maybe... 16k files at once could trigger that <sivel> I have all files in the dir...daemon is started and reporting "Scanning" <sivel> been like that for nearly 2 hours <sivel> the daemon is utilizing 97% CPU currently and 28% of my available RAM <facundobatista> sivel, it's ok for you to leave it running as long we discover that "it's working ok"? or we should do something to avoida that usage? <sivel> facundobatista: sure. I can leave it running <sivel> if need be I will switch to my ther machine and just let it run <facundobatista> sivel, we can check if it's running ok, if you want <sivel> do you need my email addr? <facundobatista> sivel, not at all <sivel> didn't know if you needed to look at my account <facundobatista> sivel, no... verifying it works ok would imply checking the logs <facundobatista> which are in your machine <sivel> and where are said logs? <facundobatista> sivel, ~/.cache/ubuntuone/logs/syncdaemon.log <facundobatista> you can do a "tail -n 2000 syncdaemon.log | pastebinit" and give me the address it returns (beware: that would be freely accessable) <facundobatista> sivel, other maybe safer path is to clean everything and start again, throwing the files in less quantity <sivel> I am tailing the file now and seeing activity <facundobatista> sivel, how is memory usage? <sivel> up to 35% <sivel> up 7% in 10 minutes <facundobatista> sivel, it's a risk if it grows and grows <sivel> ok...I can try maybe adding around 3000 files at a time <facundobatista> sivel, we have a bug that you triggered when throwing so many files at once <facundobatista> sivel, yeap <sivel> ok...just killed the daemon. which by the way is the only way I can get it to stop <facundobatista> sivel, if you clean everything, start it, wait for it to stabilize (it will have <facundobatista> to delete all that you already uploaded :( ) <sivel> I had not seen any files in my file listing on the web site <sivel> 0 bytes of 2.0 GB Used (0.0%) <sivel> removed all the files...status is 'Idle' <sivel> after starting the daemon again <facundobatista> sivel, let's be gentle, throw *one* file, see what happens, check the logs <facundobatista> sivel, only to see that it's ready to start <sivel> status is working with 1 file and 1 dir <sivel> ok that worked <sivel> so I found out one thing so far <sivel> that making My Files a symlink of another directory does indeed work <sivel> what is the format of .cache/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/vm/shares/r/o/o/root_node_id ? <facundobatista> sivel, making MyFiles a symlink of what? <facundobatista> sivel, don't know if it's safe to do that <facundobatista> sivel, note that we don't support symlinks inside My Files <facundobatista> regarding .cache/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/. <facundobatista> regarding .cache/ubuntuone/syncdaemon/.... it's internal stuff, you shouldn't mess with that <sivel> facundobatista: here is another thing I am trying to do <facundobatista> sivel, but, if you still want to know, we could get some source code and show how it works <sivel> I want to sync a dir other than $HOME/Ubuntu One/My Files <facundobatista> sivel, not supported yet <sivel> so I had done: ln -s /var/www $HOME/Ubuntu\ One/My\ Files <sivel> which works <sivel> but I just noticed that the root_node_id file has the path in it <facundobatista> sivel, not supported yet <sivel> not supported doesn't mean it wouldn't work <verterok> sivel: currently the root node is somewhat hardcoded <sivel> I will probably just stick to the symlink for now <sivel> ok <facundobatista> sivel, it does not work correctly <verterok> sivel: you could change the ~/Ubuntu One for anouther directory, but that will make all your metadata invalid <verterok> sivel: so, not supported ;) <sivel> ln -s /var/www $HOME/Ubuntu\ One/My\ Files seems to work for me <facundobatista> sivel, it may work in some cases, it may not work in others... me for myself, I will not mess with symlinks until they are supported <sivel> I will give it a shot and see how it works. if it doesn't work I cannot use this service until it supports arbitrary sync paths <jblount> facundobatista: Hi! Would you mind trying to recreate this bug: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubunet/+bug/393950 ? <ubottu> Ubuntu bug 393950 in ubunet "I had a problem with russian symbols in uploaded file name." [Medium,Incomplete] <jblount> you'll need firefox 3.5, an image with a russion name, and some patience with the updown server <facundobatista> jblount, ok... do you know the best way to install FF 3.5 in Jaunty? <dobey> jblount: it behaves differently with ffox 3.5 than with 3.0? <facundobatista> jblount, oh, it's in the repo <dobey> hrmm, it works for me with a utf-8 file <dobey> so maybe ff3.5 is broken <sivel> 3.5 in jaunty is on b4 I think <sivel> not final <jblount> dobey: Yeah, it worked with me, so I was trying to figure out if it was a ff3.5 issue, or something else altogether. <atrus> facundobatista: https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-security/+archive/ppa <facundobatista> atrus, thanks <atrus> not official per se, but if everything goes right that's the firefox-3.5 package that will end up in universe, as i understand it. <dobey> 171: [E0202, LocalRescan._compare] An attribute inherited from InotifyTests hide this method <dobey> fun! * dobey wonders how to deal with thato ne <dobey> that one <facundobatista> dobey, I'm doing grey magic with LocalRescan._compare in that test... never saw that E0202, though <dobey> facundobatista: there are a couple more like that, in other files <facundobatista> dobey, pastebin? <facundobatista> jblount, finally... it works ok for me <CardinalFang> Whoa, bug in Python. Fun. <facundobatista> CardinalFang, Â¿? <CardinalFang> facundobatista: Â¡Garbage collector frees what it thinks is a cycle! <CardinalFang> Found a note here: http://www.nabble.com/Garbage-collection-prematurely-clears-cyclical-objects-referenced%09from-GTK-callbacks-td18960271.html <CardinalFang> It may be minor. <facundobatista> CardinalFang, it seems an issue in pygtk, no python <facundobatista> (for what I've read in that link) <dobey> facundobatista: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/208352/ <- most of those are in oauthdesktop.oauth though <CardinalFang> In GTK, I create a widget and assign a reference to it. I then define a function that I will connect to the widget's signal, and in that function I update a property of the widget. Then I connect the widget signal to that function. When running it, I get a NameError about the widget reference from inside the function. <facundobatista> CardinalFang, code? <dobey> yah code plz <facundobatista> dobey, the other one in LocalRescan is the same case <facundobatista> dobey, I'm overwriting LocalRescan methods with some customized function to test some stuff <facundobatista> dobey, feel free to add a "pylint die die die" comment to avoid the error <CardinalFang> facundobatista, dobey: http://ubuntuone.pastebin.com/m1ea7e6d3 <CardinalFang> I have a plan to work around the problem. I'll say if it works. <dobey> facundobatista: hmm <facundobatista> CardinalFang, that's a typical error <facundobatista> let me show you a simpler example <CardinalFang> Hmmm, maybe "widget" parameter is the same as what I'm trying to refer to. I bet it is!.... <facundobatista> CardinalFang, mmm... you have NameError? Not UnboundLocalError? <CardinalFang> facundobatista: Yep. "NameError: free variable 'listen_button' referenced before assignment in enclosing scope" <dobey> CardinalFang: "widget" == "listen_button" there <dobey> CardinalFang: so you want to use "widget" there instead of "listen_button" <dobey> because the later is out of scope <facundobatista> dobey, why out of scope? <facundobatista> CardinalFang, on which line you get that? and it's in runtime or compile time? <facundobatista> CardinalFang, can you reduce that to a workable example? <CardinalFang> facundobatista: Runtime, at listen_button.set_sensitive(False) . <facundobatista> CardinalFang, why are we discussing this in this channel and not in #python or sth? <CardinalFang> I don't know. I don't need help. I was just expressing surprise at first, then answering your questions. <dobey> facundobatista: it's not assigned in the enclosing scope <facundobatista> dobey, why it does not search it in the outside one? <dobey> facundobatista: i don't know. ask python :) <dobey> anyway <facundobatista> dobey, I can't reproduce it just with python, don't now if it's something so simple as scope searching <dobey> facundobatista: probably because the enclosed function is a callback from a GObject from C <facundobatista> dobey, it may be, yes <dobey> facundobatista: but i have a question about event_queue.py in the syncdaemon :) <facundobatista> dobey, shoot <dobey> facundobatista: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/208369/ <- isn't that for loop a bit unneccessary? <dobey> shouldn't it just be the if foo: return? <facundobatista> dobey, we want to see if any component of the path is partial <facundobatista> like /foo/bar/.partial/baz <dobey> facundobatista: shouldn't it check against "part" then instead of "path"? <facundobatista> dobey, yes it should! * dobey fixes <dobey> meh, it's almost 3 pm <facundobatista> jblount, ping <facundobatista> jblount, see https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubunet/+bug/393950 <ubottu> Ubuntu bug 393950 in ubunet "I had a problem with russian symbols in uploaded file name." [Medium,Incomplete] <CardinalFang> That's raises a good question. Do we always expect filenames to be encoded in UTF8? <verterok> CardinalFang: I think it's a yes <verterok> at leats in the syncdaemon <verterok> *least <dobey> CardinalFang: i think the problem here is firefox 3.5, and not us <dobey> facundobatista: hrmm. in test_eq_inotify.py in ubuntuone-client, what is the difference between the two test_suite() methods at the bottom of the file? <facundobatista> dobey, the one with the X is not executed automagically, only test_suite(). The other one is to not run everything, only a couple of tests, used in dev time <dobey> facundobatista: is the name "Xtest_suite" important, or could it be called "dev_test_suite" for example? <facundobatista> dobey, it could be called "function_with_a_lot_of_stuff_in_the_name_instead_of_only_an_X_that_you_should_remove__test_suite", ;) <facundobatista> dobey, if you're cleaning up, you can also remove it totally <dobey> facundobatista: ok <dobey> facundobatista: should i remove both then? <dobey> test_suite as well? <facundobatista> no no <facundobatista> the other is necessary for the tests to run <BUGabundo> boas noites <jkakar> Is there anything in the way of an API available for the storage system yet? I have ideas for apps that back their data on UbuntuOne that I want to start hacking on. :) <jblount> jkakar: Oh man, I don't think there is yet. <pfibiger> jblount: what about the stuff rodrigo is doing w/ tomboy sync <pfibiger> there must be some sort of api, no? <jblount> jkakar: I take it back, rodrigo is doing some stuff with CouchDB <jblount> Oh, and there's the firefox plugin that urbanape is working on. <verterok> jkakar: there is a "low level API", which is ubuntuone-storage-protocol, but that's only for files, if you want to store structured content, the couchdb bits is what you are looking for <pfibiger> jkakar: the "desktop couch" stuff is what you want, i think. aquarius or rodrigo would almost certainly be the best person to check in with. <jkakar> Thanks guys. <urbanape> jblount: yeah, but it's not really a U1 "storage". <urbanape> it just talks CouchDB <jblount> urbanape: Good point. <urbanape> (much to my own disappointment) * rmcbride changed the topic of #ubuntuone to: File Sharing for Ubuntu | https://ubuntuone.com | https://launchpad.net/ubuntuone | Currently in limited beta, new invitations are sent regularly | Current Beta Client Revno is 63, Protocol Revno is 47 | Release 0.90.3 #ubuntuone 2009-07-03 <selinuxium> hi all. I just created a symlink within the My Files folder for my Documents folder. nothing happened to sync... <tcole> symlinks aren't supported at this time <Nafallo> the reverse should work surely? <Nafallo> (just throwing in a work around) <selinuxium> Hi Nafallo, Happy Birthday! <Nafallo> selinuxium: too late ;-) <selinuxium> Nafallo: I know, but still.... Happy Birthday! Surely you are continuing the festivities tonight? :) <Nafallo> selinuxium: hopefully not. couldn't tell if I was sober or not when I woke up :-P <Nafallo> selinuxium: anyway. thanks :-) <ajmitch> Nafallo: surely sobriety is optional? :) <ajmitch> just remind me never to use any server you admin :) <Nafallo> ajmitch: depends what your tasks for the day are ;-) <Nafallo> ajmitch: ehrm.. like stratos? :-P <ajmitch> uh oh <ajmitch> you probably saw that syklone is larger now <jdobrien> Hello Ubuntu One'eers! <jdobrien> Check the over-night log for #ubuntuone and deal with any issues <jdobrien> hello everyone...there are some package issues with the nightlies as I understand it <jdobrien> so if you get the nightlies (unstable-hot-off-the-press version) you're broken like me <vds> Standup Meeting time! <vds> me <vds> aquarius teknico urbanape jblount <aquarius> me <vds> CardinalFang: <teknico> me <jdobrien> me... what's going on? this is my first day <aquarius> jdobrien: desktop+ team standup :) <jdobrien> oh ok <jdobrien> i'll watch :) <vds> :) * rmcbride changed the topic of #ubuntuone to: File Sharing for Ubuntu | https://ubuntuone.com | https://launchpad.net/ubuntuone | Currently in limited beta, new invitations are sent regularly | Current Beta and Nightly builds have issues Fix Coming Soon| Current Beta Client Revno is 63, Protocol Revno is 47 | Release 0.90.3 <vds> who's missing? <aquarius> everyone. :) <aquarius> urbanape is on holiday today <jdobrien> national holiday for US today <aquarius> I assume most Americans are. jdo's just super-dedicated ;) <teknico> jblount and CardinalFang too, I guess <vds> ah <vds> of course! <CardinalFang> jo! <CardinalFang> me <vds> so that's going to be a very quick standup meeting <aquarius> just the three of us...we can make it if we try...just the three of us...you and I (and teknico) <vds> shall I start? <jdobrien> aquarius: some silly think about independence from England <teknico> four now <teknico> now four, for now <teknico> four for now <vds> DONE: added tests for view in phone verification branch...on it's way for review now <vds> TODO: on-call review <vds> BLOCKED: no <vds> next aquarius <aquarius> jdobrien: one year when you're all sittin' there drinkin' beer and celebratin' we're gonna come and take it back. :) <aquarius> DONE: landed uber-branch for records API; worked with urbanape on FF extension; defined CouchDB "management" database; fixed lsof being broken on jdo's machine <aquarius> TODO: finish FF extension ready for GCDS demos; write up <aquarius> BLOCKED: still using the horror of lsof to find CouchDB port until the print-the-port logfile patch goes in <aquarius> It's teknico, he rounds the last defender, teknico, still teknico, he shoots, GOOOOOOOAL! <jdobrien> aquarius: you can have it if you pay our Bills to China <teknico> DONE: more work on the web ui interface for resetting contact devices <teknico> TODO: making the web ui interface for resetting contact devices work <teknico> BLOCKED: nothing <teknico> NEXT: CardinalFang <teknico> aquarius, shut up <CardinalFang> Er, I'm not ready anyway. One minute. <vds> CardinalFang: no <teknico> CardinalFang, you're the last one anyway :-) <vds> CardinalFang: np <jdobrien> I completely uninstalled the client, deleted all the folders .cache/ubuntuone and /etc/xdg/ubuntuone .... <jdobrien> I purged ubuntuone-client and everything ubuntuone <jdobrien> rebooted <jdobrien> then apt-get install ubuntuone-client <jdobrien> When i start it...nothing happenes <jdobrien> and there is no ~/.cache/ubuntuone <jdobrien> no folder <CardinalFang> DONE: Started overhauling network code to make room for SSL. (Not "done" in any sense.) Pushed some more changes to branch. <CardinalFang> TODO: Get reviews and submit to PQM. Probably take the day off. <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: None <CardinalFang> end? <vds> EOM thanks! <aquarius> cool, thanks vds <jdobrien> quiet day in the ubuntuone worl <jdobrien> d <facundobatista> Hi all <aquarius> jkakar: ping? <rmcbride> jdobrien: currently users will need to install both ubuntuone-client and ubuntuone-client-gnome to get everything installed and working. I'll change the topic in a second. <jdobrien> rmcbride: any specific order? <rmcbride> jdobrien: specific order won't matter <rmcbride> they have some deps in common but they won't step on each otehr. <jdobrien> rmcbride: when i installed ubuntuone-client-gnome, python-ubuntuone-client was installed <rmcbride> jdobrien: yes, you need ubuntuone-client too <rmcbride> p-u-c is just the libraries <jdobrien> k <rmcbride> both u-c and u-c-g dep on p-u-c <jdobrien> rmcbride: that did not work for me * rmcbride changed the topic of #ubuntuone to: File Sharing for Ubuntu | https://ubuntuone.com | https://launchpad.net/ubuntuone | Currently in limited beta, new invitations are sent regularly | Current Beta and Nightly builds need both ubuntuone-client and ubuntuone-client-gnome | Current Beta Client Revno is 63, Protocol Revno is 47 | Release 0.90.3 <rmcbride> jdobrien: define "did not work" <jdobrien> rmcbride: install everything...open Applications>Ubuntu One> .... Nothing happens <jdobrien> rmcbride: also no .cache/ubuntuone folder <rmcbride> jdobrien: what do you get at terminal? <rmcbride> if you run the applet <jdobrien> rmcbride: how do i run the applet from the cmd line? <rmcbride> ubuntuone-client-applet <jdobrien> Traceback (most recent call last): <jdobrien> File "/usr/local/bin/ubuntuone-client-applet", line 39, in <module> <jdobrien> from canonical.ubuntuone.oauthdesktop.main import Login <jdobrien> ImportError: No module named canonical.ubuntuone.oauthdesktop.main <rmcbride> alternately you would logout/back in, the client doesn't start automaticallyt <jdobrien> import...canonical.ubuntuone.. is wrong <rmcbride> THAT is old <rmcbride> something is out of date. <jdobrien> there is no canonical.ubuntuone <rmcbride> yes <rmcbride> but I don't get that. Mine runs. one second. <jdobrien> do i need to uninstall oauthdesktop. is that it's own package now? <rmcbride> jdobrien: no that gets pulled in with the packages you have. Something is not rigt about your client-applet <jdobrien> rmcbride: hmm after uninstalling, I still have a menu item <rmcbride> jdobrien: you've got an old client-applet somehow. That import is correct witht he current package. Also I think yours is in the wrong spot.... which ubuntuone-client-applet has it in /usr/bin for me, not /usr/local/bin <rmcbride> jdobrien: that's a bug <rmcbride> jdobrien: and one that I haven't seen written up yet <rmcbride> jdobrien: do you still have ubuntuone-client-applet with the package uninstalled? <jdobrien> rmcbride: which package? <rmcbride> client <rmcbride> the main client one... <rmcbride> and gnome <rmcbride> client-gnome that is <jdobrien> john@Monolith:/usr/bin$ sudo apt-get purge ubuntuone-client <jdobrien> Reading package lists... Done <jdobrien> Building dependency tree <jdobrien> Reading state information... Done <jdobrien> Package ubuntuone-client is not installed, so not removed <jdobrien> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded. <jdobrien> john@Monolith:/usr/bin$ ls -l /usr/local/bin/ubuntuone* <jdobrien> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 22K 2009-06-01 15:34 /usr/local/bin/ubuntuone-client-applet* <jdobrien> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 5.2K 2009-06-01 15:34 /usr/local/bin/ubuntuone-syncdaemon* <rmcbride> jdobrien: pastebin that next time please :) <rmcbride> yea that stuff sh ould not be there <jdobrien> rmcbride: it's two lines <jdobrien> ok 10 lines <rmcbride> jdobrien: remove ubuntuone-client-gnome as well to be certain <jdobrien> rmcbride: same result <rmcbride> but the executables don't get put in that path. <rmcbride> you'll need to remove those manually I think <rmcbride> and then 'apt-get install ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client-gnome' <rmcbride> jdobrien: look at the dates on those executables as well <rmcbride> jdobrien: june 1 <rmcbride> way old <jdobrien> rmcbride: i got an oauth page! <jdobrien> \o/ <rmcbride> \o/ <jdobrien> rmcbride: ok new problem <jdobrien> rm i have an applet <rmcbride> jdobrien: ok <jdobrien> oops <jdobrien> i have an applet...it looks normal...not spinning, no disconnected decoration <jdobrien> the only options are connect and go to web...the "Open Folder" is greyed out <rmcbride> jdobrien: OK try connect <jdobrien> nothing <rmcbride> jdobrien: tail -f ~/.cache/ubuntuone/syncdaemon.log <jdobrien> no syncdaemon.log <jdobrien> rmcbride: ^^ <rmcbride> ok open a terminal <jdobrien> oops <jdobrien> forgot the log/folder <rmcbride> ah <jdobrien> oh <jdobrien> still no syncdaemon <rmcbride> ok do /lib/ubuntuone-client/ubuntuone-synchdaemon <rmcbride> no h <verterok> jdobrien: dpkg -L ubuntuone-client && dpkg -L python-ubuntuone-client <jdobrien> verterok: ok <jdobrien> rmcbride: did you mean: /usr/lib/ubuntuone-client/ubuntuone-syncdaemon <jdobrien> rmcbride: because that got the applet running ^^ <jdobrien> oh wow...lots of old folders files back <jdobrien> rmcbride: is that file in the wrong spot? <rmcbride> jdobrien: that's the right spot <jdobrien> k <rmcbride> jdobrien: I mistyped <jdobrien> well it's working now <jdobrien> oops <jdobrien> just disconnected <rmcbride> log? <jdobrien> hmm <jdobrien> rmcbride: it shows disconnected, but syncdaemon log is still updating <rmcbride> jdobrien: the applet might have issues again. After it finishes syncing, logout and back in and see if it can get daemon status correctly <jdobrien> rmcbride: clicked connect again and it's spinning <rmcbride> jdobrien: interesting <jdobrien> rmcbride: odd thing is...folders and files I deleted yesterday are uploading now :( <jdobrien> rmcbride: I didn't delete my local files <jdobrien> rmcbride: so now im going to upload 4.6 GB again i guess <rmcbride> jdobrien: hmm <verterok> jdobrien: that's because you deleted all the metadata <rmcbride> yea <jdobrien> rmcbride: however <rmcbride> that's right,, you did <jdobrien> rmcbride: folders/files that I deleted long ago are coming back <rmcbride> jdobrien: also probably because the meta data is gone. Not sure why the server would still have them <verterok> jdobrien: syncdaemon found the files, don't have metadata, not matching file in the server, upload them! <rmcbride> jdobrien: but I'm going to go shower and do holiday stuff now. <jdobrien> verterok: yeah i understand that about files I deleted on the web but never synced <jdobrien> verterok: but I see folders that I deleted on the client and had sycned months ago <verterok> jdobrien: that's *bad*, do you see that files in the webui? * jdobrien checks <jdobrien> they are back now <jdobrien> hmm <verterok> jdobrien: all of them? <jdobrien> verterok: yes. <verterok> jdobrien: I think a change landed on the server that might be causing this, let me check <jdobrien> verterok: the Music folder, the big one. is uploading as I would expect <jdobrien> verterok: but the folder/files that I deleted long ago are back both in the web ui and desktop. <verterok> jdobrien: indeed weird <jdobrien> verterok: the only existing folder now has a conflict folder <Ng> if one is on karmic, should one use ubuntuone from the karmic repositories, or the beta ppa? <BUGabundo> karmic here <Ng> looks like the PPA has newer versions <verterok> Ng: as the topic says, there are some issues with the ppa packages, you need to manually install both: ubuntuone-client and ubuntuone-client-gnome * Ng nods <verterok> Ng: but you get all the bells and whistles ;) <Ng> I have to say it seems kinda the same as it did before ;) <Ng> is it more than just a packaging split? <verterok> Ng: bugfixes FTW! <verterok> Ng: basically: bring back sharing from Nautilus, and a minor improvement in the local rescan <Ng> aha, good good :) <BUGabundo> err <BUGabundo> coming late! what do I need in karmic to have U1 runnnig? <verterok> BUGabundo: if the packages are ok, the ppa, and both: ubuntuone-client and ubuntuone-client-gnome installed <BUGabundo> it was crashing for me on boot <BUGabundo> and it isn't starting verterok <verterok> BUGabundo: crashing how? do you have a traceback? <BUGabundo> $ sudo aptitude install ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client-gnome <BUGabundo> The following NEW packages will be installed: <BUGabundo> python-ubuntuone-client{a} python-ubuntuone-storageprotocol{a} ubuntuone-client-gnome <BUGabundo> The following packages will be REMOVED: <BUGabundo> ubuntuone-storage-protocol{a} <BUGabundo> verterok: better: apport crash <BUGabundo> but let me isntall that and test again <verterok> ok <BUGabundo> verterok: fixed. now it starts <verterok> BUGabundo: cool! <BUGabundo> why didn't I get the update on its own? <verterok> BUGabundo: maybe the package renaming? <BUGabundo> still I make the same question <BUGabundo> why didn't I get the update on its own? <verterok> BUGabundo: I have no idea :) <stevepearce> hello all #ubuntuone 2009-07-04 <stevepearce> first of all, many thanks for the invitation. <BUGabundo> hey steve <stevepearce> I am experiencing an problem that prevents me from being able to add a device to my account. <BUGabundo> hey stevepearce <stevepearce> hello BUGabundo <stevepearce> basically, the panel applet launches (as in the process is running), but it doesn't launch Firefox. <stevepearce> stage 3 in the installation instructions <stevepearce> im curious as to whether this is a bug, or my system is set up incorrectly. <stevepearce> as far as I am aware, Gnome uses Firefox as it's prefered application for launching urls. <stevepearce> launching the service from the terminal (after killing it) doesn't provide any output. <Oceanwatcher> Really disappointed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! UbuntuOne install procedure installed a bunch of stuff I never asked for nor wanted. Please help me get it out!!! This is a complete NO NO! <Oceanwatcher> I got an invitation today and clicked to install the PPA. Nothing fancy about that, I have installed several PPA's myself and thought they might have a smart way of doint it. <Oceanwatcher> I got a deb package that I then proceeded to install, and when it was finished looked around to find the program/client for it. I found a "Program" called software sources and I found Synaptic package manager. Strange, since I did not install it, do not need it and most of all do want it! <Oceanwatcher> I am using Kubuntu and do not want any extra Gnome stuff on my laptop. <Oceanwatcher> Yes, I know they can happily coexist. But why should I? I have apt-get and I am perfectly able to use it. <Oceanwatcher> Why did I not get any questions if I wanted to install all this? No alexanderlisa@example.com. I was led to believe that I was adding a PPA!! <stevepearce> I am also experiencing some interesting folder duplication problems with the web management client * stevepearce takes notes and creates screenshots <stevepearce> it seems if I create several new folders, and then click away from them, each folder in that directory is duplicated. <stevepearce> seeing as I cannot yet use the ubuntuone-client-applet, I can't see if these folders are "real". <stevepearce> oh, it seems that is a known issue (just read the welcoming email) <stevepearce> regarding the client, is it compatible only with 32bit Ubuntu installations? <stevepearce> im running 64bit, could that be the problem? <banny> I can't get Ubuntu one to start. Nothing in notification tray and firefox don't start <banny> process' shows it started <banny> any help <banny> I also tried from terminal, it doesn't work there either <curiouscat> hello <curiouscat> i just installed the ubuntuone applet, but when I run it, it doesn't show the site that would add my computer. <curiouscat> also, the applet icon isn't showing on my panel <curiouscat> is there anything i could do to be able to add my computer and see the applet icon? <curiouscat> hello? <curiouscat> Is anyone here to help me? <tritium> I'm experiencing exactly the same thing just desribed by curiouscat. <apoth> hi <apoth> i just installed the ubuntuone client, but not working yet <MementoMori> hi <MementoMori> I've a problem completing the installation process <MementoMori> running application->internet->ubuntu one does nothing <MementoMori> $ ps aux | grep ubuntuone-client <MementoMori> filippo 5441 0.2 0.8 30460 17724 ? S 08:59 0:00 /usr/bin/python /usr/bin/ubuntuone-client-applet --signup <MementoMori> but the applet seems running... <MementoMori> anyway I can browse the file view via web <MementoMori> any idea? <MementoMori> ok i solved <MementoMori> the solution was in the chan topic ;) <packet-sent> Just setup the ubuntuone client however when I run it nothing happens, ubuntuone-client-applet it appears in my process list , and if I run in terminal it also hangs with messages <packet-sent> ^^^no messages in teminal <packet-sent> Shop ! <BUGabundo> bom dia ppl <howefield> anyone around ? <BUGabundo> howefield: pong <howefield> hmm :) <BUGabundo> what's you p? <BUGabundo> what's up? <howefield> I have an issue with ubuntuone, after going
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