#ubuntuone 2009-08-01 <fadzl> hi <facundobatista> oh <EagleScreen> hello, how can I remove a file from My Files folder in ubuntuone? <EagleScreen> okay i found the answer by myself <J-O-S-H-U-A> can someone tell me about ubuntu one, or will i get chased out of here too? <yofel> J-O-S-H-U-A: not really new, but if you want to read it: http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/05/hands-on-canonical-aims-for-the-cloud-with-new-ubuntu-one.ars <J-O-S-H-U-A> thanks yofel <wiz_of_ha> yay i live in the cloud now <Sabir> Hi <Sabir> I need help, the ubuntu one client pont work <Sabir> dont <Sabir> Last time, after loading the applet is in a position to scan <Sabir> <Sabir> I tried to reinstall the packages using the purge, but it did not help <Sabir> Today I deleted a directory with the configuration, / etc / xdg / ubuntuone and re-install <Sabir> Now, the applet did not make attempts to connect, the item "Open folder" inactive <jblount> sladen: Hi! I just converted that bug about not being able to discern between different machine tokens back into a bug. <jblount> sladen: We've got the code to pass the machine name with that token, but it's not saving to the database, so we can use that bug to track the work. I also suggested a temporary fix for the user. <sladen> jblount: okay, dup it, but in the process can you answer thepoor user's query (how do they find out $this computer's hash) <sladen> jblount: or add it to the FAQ/etc <jblount> sladen: I'll double check with dobey or someone that knows more about the client, but yeah, we'll find a way to answer it. <sladen> jblount: oh, must had a mid-air collision, those emails have arrived dated 40 seconds apart, sorry <jblount> sladen: Me too! This happens occassionally with triage unfortunately. <sladen> jblount: can you try a grep 'myhashgotfromwebpage' ~/.ubuntuone <sladen> jblount: (obviously, I don't have it installed) <sladen> or non-obviously, perhaps <jblount> heh <jblount> Hmm. No such luck. <jblount> And seahorse seems to have changed, I don't see the passwords tab it used to have, which is where I would remove the Ubuntu One token locally. <ia> hello. how can i change default u1 folder from ~/Ubuntu One to some other folder? <jblount> ia: Hi! While it's not "supported" it is possible to change the location, you can see some detail about this here: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntuone-client/+question/76321 <jblount> ia: We are planning on making this much easier, by syncing folders not in ~/Ubuntu One/ sometime in the future. <ia> jblount: yep, i've already found this question in questions :-) symlink is possible solution, of course, but, however, i hope in future versions of client will be separate option for this. #ubuntuone 2009-08-02 <BUGabundo> monrning ! <naelr> Has anyone had any success installing Ubuntuone in KDE? <naelr> I figure this has been asked a few hundred times <BUGabundo> sure <BUGabundo> lots of ppl <naelr> well I got it installed but I cannot get it to launch the site to add this computer... <naelr> have been searching for about an hour now for some instructions .. don't suppose anyone can point me to a good page .. <BUGabundo> sudo apt-get install ubuntuone-client ubuntuone-client-gnome ??? <naelr> no I have it installed and running I just can't get it to connect <naelr> according to the page it is supposed to launch (on the first load) a page to add this computer as a device that can connect <naelr> It will not call the launcher directly to the page <BUGabundo> right <BUGabundo> it need network-manager <inkvizitor68sl> T_T <inkvizitor68sl> for why ??? xD <inkvizitor68sl> i dont talk, what dont.... but why oO <naelr> really? hmmm ok will try apt-geting that <inkvizitor68sl> s/what/that <inkvizitor68sl> and dont it need nautilus? <BUGabundo> for GUI yes, I think <naelr> network manager is already installed <inkvizitor68sl> lol) <inkvizitor68sl> it will not work on my eeepc <naelr> grrrrrrrrrrr <naelr> I have jaunty on my eeepc I will try that.. but I have jaunty kde on my desktop which is where I wanna do all this from <BUGabundo> some ppl use WICD <BUGabundo> and that doesn't work <naelr> this is just crazy <naelr> it is at least loading now which it woudln't do when I got the invite ... it woudln't put the client in the taskbar <naelr> hehehe eeepc is slow hehehe <inkvizitor68sl> naelr, why? <inkvizitor68sl> eeepc 1000h <inkvizitor68sl> with atom N270 <inkvizitor68sl> i can run few virtualbox3 machines on it) <BUGabundo> a few? <BUGabundo> LOLOLOLOL <inkvizitor68sl> apt-build magick yep. <naelr> no not the eeepc <naelr> the ubuntuone not wanting to authorize this machine in kde <naelr> and I have the original eeepc 701 hehehe <naelr> ubuntuone installed just fine.... on it and went to the page... I am trying to find the token for this machine (desktop) so I can manualy open the page <naelr> hahahahahHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH H YOUR NOT GONNA BELIVE THIS <naelr> where I dual boot this box into windows... both windows and linux don't like the time. .and one of them really messes with my time ... so I just ntpdate when I boot into linux... it was my time.. time was way off.. <naelr> it said 11 am and it is 3 pm here... ubuntuone site didn't like that ... so it woudln't hand out a token <BUGabundo> known bug <BUGabundo> wind and linux store the date in diff ways into the bios <BUGabundo> *buntu has ways to determine that and work around <BUGabundo> if your system didn't, you must have something out of the ordinarie <BUGabundo> there's a flag you can change to make that fixed <naelr> don't suppose you know the flag? <naelr> if not no biggie I will go look for it .. <naelr> also have you have ubuntuone not download all files... it has been open and updating everything I have uploaded since that last time I posted.. and 2 files have not downloaded.. is their a command to force a resync? <tcole> naelr: if all else fails, disconnecting and then reconnecting should prompt a sync, though it will take a while to perform #ubuntuone 2009-08-03 <facundobatista> SueÃ±os de mar, espuma en tu piel, sal en tus labios <b1ackcr0w> help! <aquarius> b1ackcr0w, hey <b1ackcr0w> hi <aquarius> b1ackcr0w, what's the problem? <b1ackcr0w> sorry aq, trying to earn living while hacking can be a pain <b1ackcr0w> basically, I'm trying to keep tomboy synced on all my machines, using ubuntu-one <b1ackcr0w> I've made a folder in the ubuntu-one folder the place to sync my files <aquarius> b1ackcr0w, really? we've been cisneroselizabeth@example.net. <b1ackcr0w> but tomboy just play <aquarius> b1ackcr0w, tomboy's not set up to have something other than it change its files, so if a whatever.note file changes Tomboy won't notice until you quit and restart it. <b1ackcr0w> ah, I'm talking at all <aquarius> we've been working with the tomboy sync API, and looking at having tomboy save data into desktop CouchDB, to handle this issue <b1ackcr0w> i take it there's no way around it using Webdav? <aquarius> Not at the moment. The issue isn't really with how you handle the files, it's that Tomboy doesn't monitor files for changes (because it expects that it's the only thing that will be changing them :)) <b1ackcr0w> when I tell tomboy the local sync folder, it tries to sync but fails, but doesn't list any reasons why it's failed :( <aquarius> ah, I haven't looked at local sync at all, so I don't know anything about it <aquarius> try running it as tomboy --debug from the command line; that might give you some more info? <b1ackcr0w> how do you find a process id from the command line again <b1ackcr0w> tomboy is running in background :( <aquarius> ah, you'll need to re-start tomboy <aquarius> so quit it and re-run it from a terminal as "tomboy --debug", and then try the local sync, and there should be some output in the terminal <b1ackcr0w> yeah, I when i do that, it's already running <aquarius> erm? really? <b1ackcr0w> so i wanted to kill the process <aquarius> ok: ps axu | grep tomboy <aquarius> and the number in the second column is the process ID <aquarius> the last column is the process itself, which should be "mono /usr/lib/tomboy/Tomboy.exe" <aquarius> or Administration > System Monitor and then look in the Processes tab, if you prefer <b1ackcr0w> SyncThread using SyncServiceAddin: Local Folder <b1ackcr0w> [DEBUG]: 8 <b1ackcr0w> [DEBUG]: Sync: GetNoteUpdatesSince rev -1 <b1ackcr0w> [DEBUG]: GetNoteUpdatesSince xpath returned 22 nodes <b1ackcr0w> [ERROR]: Synchronization failed with the following exception: /home/alistair/Ubuntu One/My Files/tomboy/0/1/86312646-d95b-4ea3-b781-839cb94860e0.note does not exist <b1ackcr0w> at System.IO.File.Copy (System.String sourceFileName, System.String destFileName, Boolean overwrite) [0x00000] <b1ackcr0w> at Tomboy.Sync.FileSystemSyncServer.GetNoteUpdatesSince (Int32 revision) [0x00000] <b1ackcr0w> at Tomboy.Sync.SyncManager.SynchronizationThread () [0x00000] <b1ackcr0w> (tomboy:7235): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_source_remove: assertion `tag > 0' failed <jblount> Good morning everyone! <aquarius> hey jblount <aquarius> urbanape, couple of semi-thorny bugs filed against bindwood by kenvandine :) <urbanape> k, I'll take a look. <kenvandine> aquarius, but great features :) <urbanape> I've been wrestling with the new files ui for a while, might be nice to make a switch today. <jblount> Was the syncdaemon crashy mc crashy pants all weekend for anyone else? <dobey> jblount: it's because you neglected it <jblount> heh <dobey> jblount: i haven't been seeing a crapload of new bugs against the package in my mailbox <urbanape> speaking of neglect. I forgot I was Face on Saturday as well. During my son's first birthday party. Hope nothing went boom. <dobey> urbanape: weekends don't count <dobey> urbanape: if it's a weekend/holiday, you don't have to do anything for it <urbanape> oh, well, good. In that case, I just forgot to write up my Friday Face's report. <jblount> urbanape: Congratulations your sons birthday! Keeping another human being alive for 12 months seems like a huge accomplishment to me. <urbanape> they're pretty resilient these days. It's a lot less effort than you might think. <urbanape> but thanks! we had fun. <urbanape> I've just about (finally!) got the sharing functionality to work again. <jblount> urbanape: You are an evil genious. Seems like that is the last step before dropping the big lever, am I right? <urbanape> I don't think so, exactly. <urbanape> That's the last step before we've got the basic functionality replicated. <urbanape> I think there are still a lot of little uglies about it (though I haven't kept up with what you've been working on, so maybe it's all better now. <urbanape> just pulled a recent trunk this morning, but haven't yet merged it to my branch. <jblount> urbanape: I thought we were going to make sure you could do all the things you could do in the old ui, then drop lever, then itterate like crazy. <jblount> Ah, I do have a lot of recent changes. I'm sitting on a branch now to take care of even more of the wonkiness. <urbanape> cool. I'd like to get it a little more shored up, UI wise. <jblount> Yes, and yes. <vds> jblount: isn't it me time? :) <jblount> MEETING BEGINS <jblount> If this looks familiar, say "me" for desktop+ <urbanape> me <vds> me <aquarius> me <CardinalFang> me <jblount> me <jblount> dobey: ? <dobey> me <jblount> urbanape: Looks like you won the arms race :) <urbanape> DONE: Was Face on Friday, nothing much happened, forgot to write up notes, will try to do so. Wrestled with sharing UI. Nearly done. <urbanape> TODO: Finish it, tackle some bindwood bugs for change of pace. <urbanape> BLOCK: Nada <urbanape> vds, if you please <vds> DONE: code review, pair with teknico on sync options branch, investigated test failing on teknico's branch, discussed with mark about bugs and user stories, started a branch to create a snapshot after the first contact sync <vds> TODO: finish and land this branch quickly <vds> BLOCKED: nope <vds> aquarius: please... :) <aquarius> â¤ DONE: working on desktopcouch new design doc installation procedures; helped a chap doing tomboy local sync on #ubuntuone <aquarius> â¤ TODO: talk to #tomboy about piston oauth; learn about process groups; branch to do desktopcouch startup <aquarius> â¤ BLOCKED: none <aquarius> CardinalFang: rock out your own self <CardinalFang> DONE: squished bug 401786, temp views <CardinalFang> TODO: working on 405612, failing tests. more make paste+spawning work in same tree <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: None <CardinalFang> jblount: Dig it? <ubottu> Launchpad bug 401786 in desktopcouch "don't use temp views" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/401786 <jblount> CardinalFang: I can <jblount> DONE: Had a weird day working on Saturday, but got a lot of little ui stuff done for the new files ui <jblount> TODO: Land css branch, try to determine what exactly I need to finish up before we can launch /files/new <jblount> BLOCKED: Nope <jblount> dobey: rocknroll <dobey> â­ DONE: Reviews, Added ellipse to Nautilus share menu item, Changed "Read Only" to "Allow Modification" on web sharing ui <dobey> â­ TODO: Lots of UI hacking, Tarmac AMI, Update upstream OAuth patch (missed one part of 1.0a) <dobey> â­ BLCK: 1.0a on server side (pending oauth.py upstream 1.0a patch approval) <jblount> Anyone missing? <aquarius> dammit, a hammer and sickle? that's way cooler than my RIGHTWARDS TWO-HEADED ARROW WITH TAIL WITH DOUBLE VERTICAL STROKE. I didn't know that was in unicode. <jblount> MEETING ENDS <aquarius> cheers jblount <dobey> haha <aquarius> good one on the temp views stuff, CardinalFang <CardinalFang> Booyah! <CardinalFang> kenvandine, does that remove your last blocker to release? <dobey> aquarius: btw, clarkson beatbox was hilarious! <kenvandine> CardinalFang, we released it :) <CardinalFang> Ah! <kenvandine> passed revu and has been uploaded to universe :) <kenvandine> not built yet there... but happening :) <CardinalFang> Sweet. Danke! <kenvandine> np :) <aquarius> dobey, did make me chuckle,that <dobey> now i just hope i get a call soon saying that my offer on this house has been accepted <jblount> dobey: I noticed you talking about that, is the house nearby to where you live now? <dobey> yeah, it's a couple miles closer to the river <jblount> Nice, good luck! <aquarius> kenvandine, hey <urbanape> okay, got the sharing UI working-ish. Need to build it and stash, rather than rebuild on click, as it keeps getting added to, and that ain't right. <jblount> Nice, some of the other modal dialog things are doing similar (like when I use the upload, then create a new folder, then upload again, I see a "create folder" button in that dialog. I'm going to try to recreate these and get bugs reported this afternoon. <jblount> Also, I never remeber to close parens. I should just stop using them. <urbanape> yup, I'm getting a bit better mental model of how we should store these things and organize the DOM bits. <jblount> Unrelated: I think I'm in love with Chrome. It feels like Safari did in OS X. <CardinalFang> jblount, that doesn't sound like praise to me, but just because I'm curious, what do you install? <jblount> CardinalFang: I have the "preview debs" from this page, but there are dailies as well: https://edge.launchpad.net/chromium-browser <CardinalFang> Holy sh*t, that's a the bestest browser evar!@!# <jblount> heh <CardinalFang> Oh wait, the package is not "chromium". That's not a cisneroselizabeth@example.net. <CardinalFang> The music is badass, though. <CardinalFang> $ apt-cache search chromium <CardinalFang> chromium - fast paced, arcade-style, scrolling space shooter <jblount> CardinalFang: Heh, I've installed that before. Apparently they are out of names at the idea store. <tcole> or in the periodic table <dobey> the problem with chromium is that it's still a web browser * CardinalFang calls dibs on 'Copernicium'. <dobey> CardinalFang: the funny thing is that the browser description and the game description, sound a lot alike <jblount> dobey: Your hatred for the the web is always amusing. <dobey> jblount: it's not hatred. i've just come to terms with its death already <jblount> dobey: I would estimate that you are approximately 10 years ahead of the rest of civilization. Possibly more. <dobey> jblount: could be. i was talking about the integration of the desktop and on-line resources over 11 years ago <jblount> dobey: That hyphen in "online" reveals the age of your intenet soul. <dobey> and the failing education system of today <BUGabundo> hey #ubuntuone 2009-08-04 <statik> shalom <aquarius> hey st <aquarius> er, statik <statik> i just walked off the plane and into the platform team sprint. there are 100 people here! <kklimonda> I just got an awesome traceback :) <kklimonda> ech, already reported :/ <jamesh> what's the problem? <kklimonda> pyinotify doesn't work with libc 2.10.1 <kklimonda> UnsupportedLibcVersionError: Libc 2.10.1 is unsupported, requires at least Libc 2.4 <statik> oh nice <jamesh> you can work around the problem locally, while waiting for a new pyinotify package. <kklimonda> I know <jamesh> well, if you know what you're doing I'll leave it up to you :) <ejhe> Hi <kklimonda> hey <ejhe> Er there anyone who can tell me how to completely remove every settings from ubuntu one? I wont to add a differant account <ejhe> are <ejhe> ? <jamesh> ejhe: first thing to do would be to make sure ubuntuone-client-applet and ubuntuone-syncdaemon are not running <ejhe> yes i have done that <jamesh> ejhe: next, remove the authentication token from your keyring. You can do this by opening the "Passwords and Encryption Keys" application in the accessories menu <ejhe> done <jamesh> pick the passwords tab and then delete the "UbuntuOne token" <ejhe> done:) <jamesh> move or delete the "Ubuntu One" folder in your home directory <jamesh> and finally remove the ~/.cache/ubuntuone directory <ejhe> okay, i have removed it <ejhe> okay... that should do it? <jamesh> the last one holds metadata used to synchronise the ~/Ubuntu One folder, so if you remove one you should remove the other <jamesh> that should be enough. If you start the applet again, it should notice that the authentication token is gone and restart the auth process. <ejhe> great it is working, thanks:D <jamesh> kklimonda: awesome. You've uploaded a new pyinotify package <toros> hi <toros> https://launchpad.net/bindwood/+milestone/w15 <toros> Hmmm, does this mean, we will see firefox+ubuntuone integration in two days? :) <CardinalFang> Ooo! <CardinalFang> MEETING BEGINS <CardinalFang> Everyone who is here for the stand-up meeting, say "me". We'll go in that order <CardinalFang> . Say what's going on prefixed with "DONE", "TODO", and maybe "BLOCKED". <urbanape> me <jblount> me <CardinalFang> me <aquarius> me <dobey> moi <CardinalFang> et tu, pfibiger? <pfibiger> listen buddy, i will tell you one more time, i won't join your group! ops+ for life. <dobey> i think vds and teknico are who we're missing? <aquarius> vds, statik? <vds> me <dobey> statik and rodrigo are sprinting <vds> teknico is on holiday <urbanape> DONE: Total reorganization of the overlay behavior code. Almost even works. <urbanape> TODO: Pair with mars later on to get a sanity check on the way we're doing YUI 3 stuff. On-call reviewer. <urbanape> BLOCK: Nada. <urbanape> jblount, if you please <jblount> DONE: More css, cursing at the yui css stuff, hoping for redemption in a branch. Yeah, it was that poetic. <jblount> TODO: Land this branch, determine next steps of ui tightening <jblount> CardinalFang: Ping, and pong <jblount> BLOCKED: Nope. <CardinalFang> DONE: Worked on desktopcouch test failures. One failure stopped happening, mysteriously. :( :) Pushed some code to lp to be merged. <CardinalFang> TODO: I will finish mail transactions today! <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: '() <CardinalFang> aquarius, it's you, sirrah! <aquarius> âº DONE: working on desktopcouch new design doc installation procedures; evaluating couchdbkit <aquarius> â¹ TODO: talk to #tomboy about piston oauth; learn about process groups; branch to do desktopcouch startup <aquarius> â¹ BLOCKED: none <aquarius> A man, a plan, a canal: dobey <dobey> â­ DONE: Fixed upstream OAuth Python module to have unit tests, finish 1.0a support <dobey> â­ TODO: Lots of UI/Critial Bugfix hacking, Tarmac AMI <dobey> â­ BLCK: 1.0a on server side (pending oauth.py upstream 1.0a patch approval) <dobey> vds: buon litaliano! <vds> DONE: finished and proposed the branch for contact snapshots, started a branch to fix a problem on funambol_cared tree <vds> TODO: land both branches <vds> BLOCKED: nope <vds> I think that's it <dobey> aye <CardinalFang> MEETING ENDS kthxby * jblount looks forward to where the unicode battle will lead us <vds> @reviewlist <vds> opps <Chipaca_> heh <dobey> try: main() except: log_and_be_happy() <statik> hammer and sickle, wow * jblount is also excited about this branch: https://edge.launchpad.net/~dobey/ubuntuone-client/launcher-verbage <dobey> jblount: now you can turn your excitement into a review <jblount> Whee! <jblount> dobey: Yo! What up with the no-password-tab in seahorse with Karmic? I'm confused about where to remove tokens for U1 <dobey> i don't know <jblount> :( <dobey> jblount: file a bug "passwords and encryption keys doesn't list passwords" <dobey> jblount: it's obviously a bug/regression <rmcbride> wow yea just noticed that <jblount> dobey: Cool, I thought it was just something that I missed / didn't understand. <dobey> it appears to be senseless murder <jblount> #408893 <statik> aquarius, do you know if the changes for couchdb port discovery have landed upstream yet? <aquarius> statik, which changes? <aquarius> oh, you mean upstream in couchdb? no, they haven't <dobey> jblount: i think you need to say "bug" before the #foo <statik> aquarius, thanks. are they on track to be included in the 0.10 release? i really hate these sleep statements in desktopcouch waiting for the process to finish starting so we can find the port <statik> CardinalFang, nobody has changed the topic in #mysql-dev since you did last december <CardinalFang> yeah, I noticed. <aquarius> statik, yep, but I'll chase it up with jan <CardinalFang> statik, It's worse than that. It's the December before last. <statik> hey CardinalFang, aquarius: kenvandine and rickspencer3 and I were talking with sabdfl about gwibber this morning, and i promised that chadmiller would help some with getting gwibber-2.0 ready for karmic <kenvandine> woot! <aquarius> excellent! <statik> dobey: we're discussing putting U1 connect/disconnect in the network manager menu for karmic <statik> do you know about this? <dobey> yes, and i already said it's not doable. the patches to nm-applet would be too invasive, and we'd also need to patch whatever kubuntu/xubuntu use, and it would screw over the wicd/connman users even more <dobey> unelss of course, we also patched those as well <kenvandine> dobey, i am with you on this! <dobey> and we already provide that functionality in nautilus anyway * CardinalFang downloads gwibber source. <CardinalFang> statik, aquarius, kenvandine, rickspencer3: What should the protocol be for using desktopcouch as a config storage, where an app already uses its own local storage? Read from DC only, if possible, and write to both? <kenvandine> CardinalFang, i would think why not write to both <kenvandine> but... no idea what that might cause :) <CardinalFang> try: v = get_value_from_couchdb(key) except (ValueError, KeyError): v = get_value_from_local() <CardinalFang> try: set_value_in_couchdb(key, type, value) except: pass set_value_in_local(key, value) <CardinalFang> ? <kenvandine> statik says yes <kenvandine> he is having laptop problems right now <CardinalFang> Rgr. <kenvandine> hi CardinalFang, this is statik. can you contact ryan paul and ask him what help he needs with general gwibber 2.0 stuff too, not just changing to use couchdb? i'd like for us to pitch in and help the desktop team hit that goal for karmic <kenvandine> CardinalFang, this is kenvandine again :) <CardinalFang> kenvandine / statik, okeh. Darn. I was hoping to have a gwibber patch in less than 10 minutes. :( <kenvandine> he is re-organizing gwibber for 2.0 and we need to finish his 2.0 features for karmic by freeze <kenvandine> CardinalFang, well <kenvandine> he does want to use couch :) <kenvandine> one of his goals is to drop the gconf dependancy and store prefs in couch <kenvandine> which will make it more friendly for kde, etc <kenvandine> CardinalFang, he should be sleeping still... but i can try to help introduce you guys in a bit <kenvandine> CardinalFang, ok? <CardinalFang> kenvandine, Yesplease. <kenvandine> ok <aquarius> statik, aha, it's getting committed to trunk very shortly <kenvandine> aquarius, what is that? couch? <kenvandine> CardinalFang, lp:~segphault/gwibber/service-split <kenvandine> that is the branch that will be 2.0 <aquarius> kenvandine, yes: a patch to output the running port number to the log <kenvandine> aquarius, ok, so not all we need for 0.10 :) <statik> i hate my netbook <kenvandine> statik, it looks nice though :) <kenvandine> CardinalFang, #gwibber on irc.arstechnica.com <statik> :) it's probably a software problem <kenvandine> CardinalFang, but he isn't awake yet :) <kenvandine> or user :) <aquarius> kenvandine, ah, all the stuff we need is being done as we speak; they're planning to have a 0.10 release that we need out by mid-next-week <kenvandine> sweet! <statik> hi urbanape, aquarius: ken just showed me a weird bug in bindwood. when i look at the all documents view in the bookmarks db in futon, i see 16 documents. when i look at the design view it shows only 6 documents. is this working for you guys? <aquarius> statik, that's weird <aquarius> and...firefox crash, which makes it difficult to test. hang on <aquarius> statik, nope, the bookmarks all show in http://localhost:5984/_utils/database.html?bookmarks/_design%2Fviews%2Fdisplay <aquarius> urbanape? <jdobrien> wow..."Scanning Disks" sure is taking a long time on the partitioner...I hope it's just looking for upgrade candidates <statik> aquarius, any tricks for debugging it? <statik> is there a way for me to dump all the records and the design doc? <kenvandine> yes <kenvandine> hang on <aquarius> http://localhost:5984/bookmarks/_all_docs <aquarius> will dump all the records as json <aquarius> er, http://localhost:5984/bookmarks/_all_docs?include_docs=true <urbanape> back. <statik> oh, include_docs=true makes all the difference in the world. you system couchdb user you <aquarius> :) <statik> aquarius, urbanape: here is the dump of my records http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/247327/ <statik> however, only 6 show up in the design view <statik> these lines seem interesting: # PlacesOrganizer/OrganizerQuery: "" <statik> # places/excludeFromBackup: "" <aquarius> aha, most of them don't have a uri <aquarius> so they're weird broken bookmarks <statik> so here is the sequence of events <statik> 1) install bindwood, observe 6 bookmarks there <statik> 2) add a couple of other bookmarks, maybe restart the browser, and then notice 16 records <statik> and the new bookmarks aren't showing up <aquarius> there are two sorts of bookmarks: actual real proper bookmarks, and odd things that live in Places that aren't really a bookmark. bindwood certainly used to and may still sync the weird ones <aquarius> but the weird ones don't have a uri so they don't show up in the view <aquarius> I think. urbanape knows more about this than I do <statik> i should search this dump for the new real bookmarks <aquarius> *nod* <aquarius> try adding a bookmark in firefox <aquarius> and see if it shows up in the view <urbanape> I think that's correct. <urbanape> kenvandine (I think) reported the same thing a while ago. <statik> yeah, i tried adding a bookmark and it doesn't show up in the view <kenvandine> urbanape, yeah.. i showed it to statik <statik> urbanape, what would be the most useful thing to check to see why the bookmark isn't being added? after i add the bookmark I do see a new record in the db <urbanape> What I noticed when chatting with ken was that the subsequent update events that populate the URI fails. <urbanape> The title still gets set. <urbanape> (for instance) <kenvandine> urbanape, not always <kenvandine> most of them don't get the title <kenvandine> but it clearly creates a record.. and there is history <urbanape> hrm. * urbanape needs more time. And more urbanapes. <statik> i know that feeling <statik> gafton, do you remember what was the team subscription that was expiring that someone mentioned this morning? <statik> ah, nm i found it * jblount gets started cloning urbanape <urbanape> my wife will be so pleased. <jblount> Glad to be of service <statik> hi CardinalFang, can you set a commit message on this merge proposal so tarmac can land it? https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~cmiller/desktopcouch/test_errors_bug405612/+merge/9638 <CardinalFang> statik, Rgr. Done. <statik> thansk <statik> in soviet russia, code comments on you <statik> three desktopcouch branches incoming <CardinalFang> kenvandine, Sadly, I don't know cisneroselizabeth@example.net. <kenvandine> oh... i thought you did <kenvandine> sorry <CardinalFang> I've learned some in the last week or so. * kenvandine is confused <kenvandine> ah <kenvandine> ok <kenvandine> well you'll get to hack on it :) <kenvandine> CardinalFang, can you hang on in #gwibber? <statik> desktopcouch 0.2 is released and uploaded to beta ppa, and it's 7pm. i'm going to dinner...tomorrow! <rmcbride> have fun statik <BUGabundo> olÃ¡ #ubuntuone 2009-08-05 * SteveA changed the topic of #ubuntuone to: Help contact: SteveA | 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 113, Protocol Revno is 58 | Release 0.91 <SteveA> hi everyone! <statik> hi aquarius, i'm having trouble with desktopcouch/local_files.py. it imports the ubuntuone module, which is a bogus dependency i think <statik> but now i'm a bit stuck figuring out how to replace the is_in_source_tree() code <statik> of course, i figured out a way around it as soon as i said that <SteveA> Chipaca: hi john <Chipaca> hi SteveA! <Chipaca> SteveA: face duty? <SteveA> Chipaca: I'm the help contact today, and I'm replying to a thead on the ubuntuone-users list <SteveA> yep <SteveA> a user reports geting a conflict when trying to put a .zip file into their My Files folder <SteveA> but no conflict with the same file but under another name <SteveA> we don't do anything special for .zip files, do we? <Chipaca> nope <Chipaca> let me see the email... <Chipaca> SteveA: what was the subject of the email? <SteveA> "file renamed" <aquarius> statik, yeah, just seen rick's bug about that <kenvandine> statik, i just pushed a fix in the packaging branch for the missing dep <kenvandine> statik, ok if we wait on getting that sponsored? since folks should have u1 installed by default? <aquarius> statik, I'm confused. my desktopcouch/local_files.py doesn't import ubuntuone <SteveA> Chipaca: I just replied to that thread <kenvandine> i figure we will have more stuff this week :) <kenvandine> aquarius, i just added the dep <kenvandine> aquarius, weird <aquarius> kenvandine, aha, gotcha. Yeah, rick's right; we don't want desktopcouch to depend on ubuntuone <Chipaca> SteveA: found it, thanks <kenvandine> well <kenvandine> we need to refactor then <kenvandine> chad pushed a change that uses uuid from it or something <Chipaca> SteveA: I'm not sure if it's been deployed, but there was a window for spurious conflicts until recently <Chipaca> SteveA: related to not telling the difference between an empty file and a file that hasn't been uploaded to yet <aquarius> ah, I needed to pull again <SteveA> Chipaca: was that the same kind of think I was seeing when trying to edit a new file in vim? <SteveA> I'd often get a conflict, even thoughI was the sole users <kenvandine> aquarius, it looks like it is using that to detect if it is a local checkout or not <aquarius> kenvandine, yep, but I'm not sure why it's looking at ubuntuone to discover that. desktopcouch is a different source tree <kenvandine> yeah, it shouldn't :) <aquarius> it didn't look at ubuntuone before...and now I can't remember how it worked before because I've overwritten it by pulling :) <kenvandine> i will revert my packaging change then <kenvandine> aquarius, it was changed in revision 14.6.5 <Chipaca> SteveA: no, the editing in vim was because of a bug in syncdaemon itself, which has been fixed and released <Chipaca> SteveA: now if you install syncdaemon, we helpfully uninstall vim :-P <Chipaca> it's for your own good, really <aquarius> kenvandine, bzr: ERROR: Requested revision: u'14.6.5' does not exist in branch: BzrBranch7('file:///home/aquarius/canonical/ubunet/desktopcouch/') <kenvandine> ok... well i don't know bzr well enough <kenvandine> use blame :) <kenvandine> bzr blame desktopcouch/local_files.py <statik> i don't particularly like that code, but i just proposed a branch that makes the dependency less horrible <CardinalFang> statik, Maybe we should drop the generated PNGs/GIFs and make the browser render data. http://vis.stanford.edu/protovis/ex/ (end) <statik> CardinalFang, for the file previews? <statik> dobey, did you publish review-tool in a public project? <CardinalFang> No, :) Launchpad statistics, at least. <CardinalFang> There's another place we make graphs.... . <CardinalFang> statik, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubunet/+bug/377540 <ubottu> Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/377540/+text) <statik> CardinalFang, doesn't launchpad already draw the graphs directly on a <canvas> element using javascript? <CardinalFang> statik, Maybe. Dozer? <statik> ah <statik> dozer is using pil to generate images <statik> wow it is really annoying that clicking disconnect on the applet doesn't seem to disconnect or stop the spinning <statik> CardinalFang, btw did you get to talk to the gwibber guy yesterday? <CardinalFang> statik, Yes. I started on making Gwibber read/write account info to couchdb. <statik> sweet! <statik> i heard there were some other changes needed to gwibber in order to get gwibber 2.0 into karmic, do you know what those are? <kenvandine> statik, http://live.gnome.org/Gwibber/Roadmap <statik> jblount, files/new/ is not showing a bunch of the filenames for me using firefox-3.5 on karmic <CardinalFang> statik, aquarius, When I started poking data into desktopcouch, I realized I don't have some ideas fleshed out. What should the database name be? Shared among all apps, perhaps? Gwibber doesn't have a canonical web site, so I had to make up a record_type. I hope this is okay. ... <statik> CardinalFang, aquarius would know better than me. <aquarius> CardinalFang, there's a distinction between storing data for a specific application and storing data that other apps may share. Account info sounds to me like a shareable sort of thing. Making up a record type is fine -- the convention is that the URL should point to a description of the record, but it's not enforced. (The convention should be followed where possible, though) <aquarius> CardinalFang, database name is an interesting one. I suggest storing the data in a "gwibber" database. If, in the future, there's a desktop-wide shared collection of this account data, then inventing a "social_networks" database and changing gwibber to use it seems a good idea. <CardinalFang> aquarius, Rgr. <aquarius> CardinalFang, I'm open to discussion on any of this stuff, btw :) <SteveA> aquarius, CardinalFang: I was thinking about gwibber/couch integration on Friday in London <SteveA> I'd like to talk through it with y'all. Gwibber has two different models of using contacts -- much like IM applications do <SteveA> for some services, like twitter, the service itself records who you are following, online <SteveA> and there is one feed to use your own login to read it <aquarius> Gwibber's a weird one, because it is (a) an application and (b) a proposed Gateway To Social Networks for all other applications, and how all its data should be stored differs dramatically between these two use cases <SteveA> for other services (like following Atom feeds of blogs in gwibber) you say who you are following on your own machine <SteveA> in your own database * CardinalFang nods. <SteveA> this is a bit like an IM application where with AOL IM, you ask the AOL server who your buddies are <SteveA> same for Jabber <SteveA> same for skype <SteveA> in these cases, I think we (eventually) should have a syncing arrangement <SteveA> where we sync the contact info in a user's couchdb with the info stored in the online service (Jabber, twitter, aol, etc) <CardinalFang> SteveA, So, mirror locally what the remote end knows to be a contact list. <aquarius> much like pidgin does, hence the "buddy X is on your local list but not in the server list; do you want to add them?" <SteveA> aquarius: yes, that kind of thing <SteveA> CardinalFang: yes. But, we also have different concepts of a contact to map <SteveA> in CouchDB on the desktop for contacts, we have the idea of a person, a contact record <SteveA> and in that person's record, we have various means of contacting them <SteveA> or seeing information about them <SteveA> but compare that to twitter -- there is no distinction between Stephen Fry's twitter identity and his alter-ego Mrs Stephen Fry <SteveA> in my couchdb, they'd be the same person record who has two twitter feeds * SteveA --> lunch <SteveA> re <dobey> statik: not yet <jblount> MEETING BEGINS <jblount> People of desktop+, let your voice be heard! A simple "me" (or similar) will get you into the role of todays standup, and tomorrows future. <jblount> s/role/roll <jblount> me <urbanape> moi <aquarius> me <vds> me <jblount> CardinalFang, dobey, statik ? <jblount> DONE: Got some more css quirks completed yesterday <jblount> TODO: Lots of triage, try to track down what's going down with "live" /files/new truncating stuff <jblount> BLOCKED: Nope <jblount> urbanape: You know what to do <urbanape> DONE: submitted the new UI sharing branch (finally!) with massive help from mars in #rhinos. <urbanape> TODO: Cranking through on the newui bugs now that the bare (just barely) functionality is present. <urbanape> BLOCK: nada <urbanape> AGE OF AQUARIUS! AQUAAAAARIUS! AQUAAAAAARIUS! <aquarius> â DONE: evaluate couchdbkit; lots of cool stuff going into couch upstream; frustrating day <aquarius> â TODO: piston oauth in snowy; learn about process groups; branch to do desktopcouch startup <aquarius> â BLOCKED: none <aquarius> Alas, poor vds: I knew him, Horatio <vds> DONE: fixed nasty bug in one of my branch, waiting to fix an issue with cloud_server before proposing that branch again, waiting for funambol_cared branch to be approved, discussed about funambol exchange deployment. <vds> TODO: land both branches, continue with the deployment of fx <vds> BLOCKED: nope <vds> no one else? <urbanape> slackers <jblount> vds: No one else me'd, so we'll EOM for now, let them paste when they get a chance :) <jblount> END OF MEETING <CardinalFang> me <CardinalFang> dang! <CardinalFang> DONE: most of spawning/paste integration. Starting Gwibber/desktopcouch integration. <CardinalFang> TODO: finish spawning/paste, at least. <CardinalFang> TODO: finish spawning/paste, at least. Maybe Gwibber. Ideas, anyone? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Gwibber/DesktopCouch <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: None. <CardinalFang> Next! * CardinalFang dereference null pointer. * CardinalFang crashes. <jblount> heh <aquarius> CardinalFang, what's "record_version"? <aquarius> CardinalFang, that wants to be record_type_version :) <CardinalFang> aquarius, You're prob right. <aquarius> and I'd suggest adding record_type explicitly to the spec on that page as well (in the json dump) <aquarius> things that are completely specific to gwibber should go in application_annotations, but I'm not sure there are any. message_colour is...debatable. <aquarius> what's account_id for? the document gets an ID anyway <CardinalFang> Yeah, I'm about to refactor that away. Currently, I'm sharing space with GConf, and using its IDs. <rodrigo_> CardinalFang: we are adding record_type pages to freedesktop -> http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications/desktopcouch <rodrigo_> CardinalFang: so add it there when you're happy with it, please :) <rodrigo_> dobey: can you please review https://launchpad.net/~rodrigo-moya/couchdb-glib/set-get-uuids/+merge/9660 ? We are waiting to do a release on that branch <dobey> @reviewers <CardinalFang> rodrigo_, Oh, that's prefect. I feel better seeing that than making up my own information. <rodrigo_> CardinalFang: cool :) <aquarius> rodrigo_, CardinalFang: I'm not sure about adding the gwibber record pages to the freedesktop wiki <aquarius> thos pages aren't meant to be documentation of every record type that exists (people should not feel constrained to add their record types to the freedesktop wiki!) <rodrigo_> aquarius: well, if it's only for gwibber, right, but this is about online services accounts, right? <aquarius> rodrigo_, yeah, but the record type for these records isn't a freedesktop url <aquarius> and I don't want to encourage people to think that all recordtypes live at freedesktop <rodrigo_> aquarius: because we don't have the xdg page yet :) <aquarius> gwibber records seem a perfect example of something that shouldn't be a centralised freedesktop url record <aquarius> they're semi-specific to gwibber <aquarius> I am sort of on the fence about this particular example, I admit it <rodrigo_> ah, if it's specific to gwibber, ok, but I see it could be extended to be an 'accounts' record type, right? <aquarius> yes, definitely <aquarius> I'd just like there to be some examples of non-generic record types, and the gwibber ones seem like a good example. This is the conflict in what gwibber's for: is it an app for monitoring feeds of your social networks, or is it a gateway to social networks for the whole desktop with a little GUI on top of it? <rodrigo_> yeah, right <SteveA> jcastro: hi jorge! <jcastro> hi SteveA! <jdo> my ubuntuone icon is spinning. is there a way to find out what it's doing? <jdo> I didn't update anything <dobey> jdo: syncdaemon log should tell you the current state <druid2> hello, sorry for my english. <druid2> i have a question: can ubuntuone client show upload progress? <jblount> druid2: If you do "u1sdtool --current-transfers" in a terminal, you can get upload / download progress <jblount> We'll have that in the ui shortly <druid2> thank you <jblount> druid2: Sure thing :) <peppertarts> Hi all, does anyone know how to validate a computer with UbuntuOne after the computer has been removed using the web interface? <dobey> peppertarts: you'll need to remove the "UbuntuOne token" from the Passwords tab in Accessories->Passwords and Encryption Keys <dobey> though that will behave more appropriately soon <peppertarts> dobey: Excellent, that's got it. Thanks. <aquarius> dobey, should that be a FAQ? <aquarius> there's an interesting question. peppertarts, can I ask whether you looked at our faq list for an answer to that question? <peppertarts> I looked in the 'Support' section, the 'Known issues' section and browsed through some of the bugs. I haven't come across a FAQ page, is it on ubuntuone.com? A link to it in the support section would be handy. #ubuntuone 2009-08-06 <jimi_hendrix> is there a kde client? <dobey> jimi_hendrix: there isn't a kde-specific client yet, no. the "applet" in the gnome client will work under kde though <jimi_hendrix> i know <jimi_hendrix> but i have OCD about my desktop <dobey> jimi_hendrix: we'd also be glad to take patches :) <lamalex> how is the contacts jawn coming? <lamalex> will we see some stuff for karmic? <aquarius> lamalex, hope so, yes. :) <statik> python-desktopcouch is now in universe, hurrah! install it and try out the CouchWidget <jdo> This is in my syncdaemon log: <AQErrorState CAPABILITIES_MISMATCH>} <sladen> dobey et al: can you retag bug #375335 -> ubunet <ubottu> Launchpad bug 375335 in ubuntuone-client "Deleting a file is way too easy" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/375335 <dobey> sladen: are you not able to do that? <sladen> dobey: nope, because it has a milestone attached and bug #384309 <ubottu> Launchpad bug 384309 in malone "Changing project fails if milestone is set" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/384309 <sladen> dobey: and I'm not uber enough (otherwise I would have repointed all of those ubunetonly tagged bugs ages ago) <dobey> oh <CardinalFang> Does anyone have suggestions about the best netbook? UI is important to me, foremost (keyboard not wonky, two+ mouse butttons, legible screen), and then battery life is next most important. <dobey> i don't do netbooks <CardinalFang> Okay. Thank you. <dobey> they are too big <CardinalFang> :) My old TI92 won't load the CD. I tried. <dobey> CDs? usb flash install is where it's at <CardinalFang> My Ti predates USP spec, sadly. <dobey> my fujitsu u820 is probably smaller than your ti anyway <rmcbride> CardinalFang: I'm pretty pleased with my lenovo s10 so far, but I'd be sorely tempted by the ASUS with the touch screen that''s in the pipe <rmcbride> CardinalFang: I'd definitely go for the bigger battery for the S10 though, as it ships with a 3 cell <rmcbride> as most do by default in the states :/ <dobey> my u820 is awesome <dobey> but the keyboard is indeed wonky <dobey> and the video chipset is pain, and the wireless is aetheros fail <urbanape> Anyone got a System 76 netbook? <jblount> urbanape: I thought they only made those things that look like tanks <jblount> MEETING BEGINS <jblount> 'Allo hackers and engineers (you pick which title you prefer). We're going to have a bit of a standup, if you want to document your progress on Desktop(+) stuff, a response of "me" would be the best idea. <dobey> is it 10 already <CardinalFang> Hrm, Lenovo doesn't make it easy to buy non-Windows boxes. <urbanape> they seem to have a few under 12" now <CardinalFang> me <urbanape> me <dobey> motion to suspend <jblount> \me <dobey> me <jblount> aquarius, vds, statik ? <aquarius> me <vds> me <jblount> CardinalFang: You're the man now dog <CardinalFang> DONE: Got Paste/Spawning working, but can't get spawning to shut down with "make stop". :( Social-networking d-c schema v1, maybe. <CardinalFang> TODO: Smack Spawning around some. Finish Gwibber account desktopcouchification. <CardinalFang> BLOCKED: None <CardinalFang> urbanape, git your dance on! <urbanape> DONE: submitted a branch that starts to YUI3-ify the new files UI. <urbanape> TODO: Tackle some bindwood issues. <urbanape> BLOCK: None <urbanape> jblount: you're up. <jblount> DONE: struggle getting branches done, trying to sort out what exactly I can still accomplish before W15 is up <jblount> TODO: Ruthlessly kill bugs. Trying to sort out the last few steps neccessary to get /files/new/ moved to /files/ <jblount> BLOCKED: Rollout (trying to sort out weird truncating / file name not showing up at /files/new/ ) <jblount> dobey: was his name-0 <dobey> â­ DONE: Created lptools project and published code, Fixed #406219, #378707, #376687 <dobey> â­ TODO: #377526, #376687, Tarmac AMI <dobey> â­ BLCK: 1.0a on server side (pending oauth.py upstream 1.0a patch approval) <dobey> aquarius: comrade! <aquarius> â DONE: desktopcouch startup; planning meeting for contacts with joshuahoover, mattgriffin, thisfred; add the mocker to desktopcouch <aquarius> â TODO: piston oauth in snowy; learn about process groups; branch to do desktopcouch startup; couchdb may upgrade erlang requirement beyond hardy, talk to people <aquarius> â BLOCKED: none <aquarius> gimme a v! gimme a d! gimme an s! what's that spell? vds! <vds> DONE: testing FX deploymnet, fixing issues with snapshot, repackaged testresources and testtools for hardy, landaed funambol_cared branch <vds> TODO: continue fixing snapshot problems, continue with the deployment of fx <vds> BLOCKED: nope <vds> no one else? * CardinalFang hugs stand-up meetings. <jblount> CardinalFang: +1 (for both hugs, and standups) <jblount> MEETING ENDS (if you didn't get a turn, we'd love to hear from you, feel free to paste any time today :) <CardinalFang> So, Lenovo == MSFT Windows? <jblount> CardinalFang: When I bought that thinkpad, yes. <jblount> I don't think they are shipping anything but Windows now. <CardinalFang> I'm looking to ship something to my mom. I ain't supporting Windows. <urbanape_> jblount: http://system76.com/product_info.php?cPath=28&products_id=92 <jblount> urbanape_: huh, that looks ok, I guess. Their full sized laptops are pretty clunky. <urbanape_> I'll just be a fanboi and get a mac tablet. <jblount> Heh, my wife is ready to trade in her MacBook for one as soon as it's available. <urbanape_> man, twitter's down. What will keep me occupied today (I mean, besides work, obviously)? <aquarius> urbanape_ is the API down as well? I haven't checked. <urbanape_> seems to be back up. <statik> CardinalFang, i have a toshiba nb205 netbook i bought on the weekend <statik> claims 9 hours of battery life, has a fantastic webcam <statik> sound doesn't work, video and suspend are great though <statik> keyboard is ok but not great <jblount> dobey: Do you know why the client /syncdaemon don't get pretty icons when I'm looking at system monitor Â» processes ? <dobey> syncdaemon is supposed to be headless <dobey> client should get one though, don't know why it's not <jblount> Like a bug? <dobey> could be <dobey> i have no idea how that thing works exactly <jblount> Heh, I meant, "Would you like me to report a bug". Abbreviation fail :) <dobey> if you want to debug it and figure it out <dobey> otherwise it's low/wishlist/waylaterthanlater <statik> almostneverbutifeelbadsayingdon'treportit <dobey> heh <jblount> My internet is slow today <lukisi> I'm new to ubuntuone <lukisi> how do I keep in synch my local folder "~/Ubuntu One/My Files" ? <jblount> lukisi: Hi! I'm not sure I follow your question, the folder "~/Ubuntu One/My Files" should keep it self in sync. Have you placed any files into this folder? <lukisi> Ah, thanks. <lukisi> So I guesdd my problem is... <lukisi> that the icon in the tray <lukisi> still says "Connecting" <lukisi> It's not the normal behaviour... is it? <jblount> lukisi: Did it ever open your web browser for you? You should have had to click a button that says "Add my computer" at some point. <verterok> lukisi: could you pastebin the output of tail -n 100 ~/.cache/ubuntuone/log/syncdaemon.log ? * jblount hugs verterok <verterok> jblount: I'm the Face today ;) <jblount> Even better! I have a question :) <lukisi> jblount: Yes. I added my computer through the web interface. <lukisi> verterok: now I pastebin... <verterok> jblount: shoot <jblount> verterok: I'm using the nightlighs ppa and have a bunch of "Capabilities mismatch" in my syncdaemon log. Is this because we haven't done a server rollout in a while? <verterok> jblount: yeap, we need a new-ish server :/ <jblount> verterok: I thought so. Don't worry, pfibiger and mthaddon will give us a new one soon! <verterok> jblount: it's because the client is requesting the no-content capability, but the sever don;t know how to handle that <lukisi> http://pastebin.ca/1520589 is my syncdaemon... I have also a syncdaemon-exception... <lukisi> http://pastebin.ca/1520590 this is my syncdaemon-exception.log <verterok> lukisi: so, the syncdaemon it's connected, looks like a bug in the applet <verterok> lukisi: sorry, it's not connected :/ <verterok> lukisi: could you try to disconnect it? <lukisi> and then re-connect? <verterok> lukisi: yes <lukisi> It sais scanning and then working. <verterok> lukisi: ok, so it should be connected now <lukisi> Now it is "idle" <verterok> lukisi: that's good! try adding/changing files :) <lukisi> When changing from working to idle the icon were changing its size with a ugly effect in the tray... :P <verterok> lukisi: could you bzip the full log file and upload to a bug, I'm looking for the bugnum <verterok> lukisi: there is a bug for that icon size thingy, let me find that too <verterok> lukisi: I can't
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