[12:01] yea, shit on apt-get.org is far from passing anything [12:02] but we cant apply it to the apt-get.org pkgs.... [12:02] thats what makes me worried... [12:02] that's what is unfair [12:02] everyone: ping re: motu report -- please /query me a line or two about what you did and liked in the last month of motu work, kthxbye, love daniel [12:02] those packages bypass quality requirements [12:02] you can put a package with a huge backdoor on apt-get.org.....and then access all the ubuntu systems using it [12:03] dholbach, tonight ? [12:03] i will now ping each and every hour [12:03] :-) [12:03] how many hours ? [12:03] to make sure you don't feel left out afterwards [12:04] until april, 1st [12:04] I'll be back later, and I'll start working on it, dholbach. [12:04] that's when the report is due [12:04] ok [12:04] tritium: bye michael... working on what? linitian? [12:04] so tomorrow is enough... [12:04] dholbach, motu report info for you [12:04] tritium: thanks a lot [12:05] tritium: just one or two lines [12:05] sure, no problem :) [12:05] see you all soon. === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [12:11] dammit, burned my food :-/ [12:12] dholbach, http://kitenet.net/~joey/debian/unstable/ [12:12] dholbach, fun [12:12] yeah [12:12] ;-) [12:12] Kamion will love it... [12:12] [12:12] let me guess... [12:13] importing apt-get.org also was Colin's idea? [12:13] there is also a experimental .... [12:13] luckily its empty currently [12:14] herve, no I think sabdlf wants as many packages in ubuntu as possible [12:14] but we're too few to review them all [12:14] yep [12:14] jani, I know ;-) [12:15] I think importing a few key packages of interest is a really good idea... after review... everything? no [12:15] just feels wrong [12:16] I asked for either users or those maintainers ask for the inclusion of such packages [12:16] yes there should have been a voting or something going on on users list and get in what is demanded [12:16] not every deb [12:19] as ogra said, the motu all agree :-) [12:20] evening all [12:20] bye === jani [~pet@Home03207.cluj.astral.ro] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [12:21] schweeb, sabdfls idea was that no user has to touch the sources.list, which is a really ingenious idea....but still... [12:22] ogra: don't they have to go into the apt sources configurator to even get universe? [12:23] schweeb: yes [12:23] schweeb, yop [12:23] hmm [12:23] I think synaptic has a checkbox [12:23] but it's [12:23] still [12:23] it's consired to be the advanced user tool [12:24] add another section in the repos then... "not-looked-at-by-motus-imported-from-apt-get.org" [12:24] :P [12:24] s/consired/considered [12:24] I suggest "dont-even-whin-on-ubuntu-users" :-) [12:24] hehe [12:24] haha [12:25] 3 level user support ;-) [12:25] you've got supported, supported by MOTU, and "piss off" [12:26] "cry to your mother" to stay polite! [12:27] tomorrow I'll work on other thing [12:27] those python transition are really pissing me off [12:31] herve, any idea about burn ? there is a weird message on ubuntu-users [12:31] checking... [12:32] its not on the transition list and installs fine on my amd64 [12:32] "error installing burn on hoary" ? [12:33] yop [12:33] but py2.3 is available...so it should get sucked in by the deps [12:33] I'm working on it :-) [12:35] "tar: burn/docs: implausibly old time stamp 1970-01-01 01:00:00" [12:35] good... [12:40] heh [12:41] i'm always impressed by those DD who used dh_make but but that's pretty all... [12:42] heh [12:42] be happy they didnt use debmake ... [12:42] *fear* [12:43] *g* [12:43] I'm seriously wondering which priority to give to a bug against python-iconvcodec [12:43] low ? [12:43] it seems maintain by dh_make itself, not a human being [12:44] very_extra_low ? [12:44] below_ground ? [12:44] I thought QA bugs would be serious [12:45] burn is nice too [12:45] "I use `pwd` because I don't know about $(CURDIR) [12:45] " [12:47] lol [12:49] okay [12:49] I have burn ready to upload [12:49] yay [12:50] I would have been usefull today finally [12:50] herve, youre always useful :) [12:50] not only today [12:51] you kidding [12:51] I broke sip4 and packages depending on it [12:51] which means qt and kde python bindinds [12:51] and ? [12:51] bindinggggs [12:51] yes I know [12:51] who cares about kde :-) [12:51] *g* === ogra has drunken nearly a bottle merlot [12:52] I'm desperately waiting on the DD to continue his work on new upstreams of those packages === tritium [~rimbert@pal-169-113.itap.purdue.edu] has joined #ubuntu-motu === herve gives the high five to tritium === tritium smiles at herve :) [12:54] ogra: heh, I should start in on this fifth of rum I have next to me ;) [12:54] what? I said it wrong? :-) [12:54] merlot? phew... [12:54] schweeb, prost :) [12:54] I've got whisky and champagne here ;-) === dholbach 'd rather like cookies [12:55] hehe [12:55] can do [12:55] lol [12:55] I'm still thinking how to send them in Germany... [12:55] when I'm not typing, I'm drinking :) [12:56] (add "about" where appropriate) [12:56] herve: in a big, ticking box that says "not a bomb" on it [12:56] and "fragile" too :-) [12:56] hmmmmmmmmmmmmm [12:56] cookies [12:56] wow, siretart had just fixed 3 packages [12:57] dholbach, you'd prefer coconut or chocolate ones? [12:57] or both! [12:57] yeah both! :-) [12:58] I think I'll start a business and sell them on open markets ;-) [12:58] I buy home-made jam that way [12:58] soooooo good [12:59] herve: my mum provides me with it :-) [12:59] you lucky [12:59] how old are you, dholbach [12:59] herve: i tell her to send you a package :-) [01:00] schweeb: 26 [01:00] never too old for cookies :) [01:00] I have to provide mine with this jam from grenoble :-) [01:00] hihi [01:00] yeah, sending a jar should be easier [01:01] just send some vacuum packed cookes to him, heh [01:01] herve: i wouldnt start a package with ONE jar - give me your adress and i'll see what i can do ;-) [01:02] it's too late if you were not serious ;-) [01:15] ok somebody give me an easy package to fix [01:15] please [01:15] :-) [01:16] i need more of a success feeling before i go to bed [01:16] "python-iconvcoded: unmaintained crap, fire that maintainer" [01:16] :-) [01:16] hmm... too aggressive I guess :-) [01:16] dholbach, whoops [01:16] I should have left you "burn" [01:17] or you can pretend I haven't done anything and fix it yourself [01:17] hrmmmm [01:17] EDOESNTFEELRIGHT === schweeb hasn't had the energy to fix anything yet [01:18] in how many hou^Wdays you want to go to bed? [01:19] because you could fix gcompris :-p [01:19] ETOOMUCHPAIN [01:19] ;-) [01:20] wow... autogen needs assembler [01:20] *shudder* [01:20] eeek [01:20] why [01:20] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/a/autogen/1:5.6.5-1/autogen_1:5.6.5-1_20050319-0049-ia64-failed [01:22] dholbach, I suggest you look at pidentd [01:22] but this means asking lamont to kick it, roughly :-) [01:23] hmm === maskie [~maskie@196-30-109-18.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:25] are ia64 fixes really important if this arch is not official? [01:26] no [01:27] lamont: scummvm build was cracked up by pkgstriptranslations on i386 === goedson [~goedson@200.150.28.17] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:29] lamont: nevermind... you already gave it back [01:29] why are kdebase and kdeaddons on the list? [01:29] they're in main now [01:30] put a note by em, irssi-text is in there too... [01:30] herve: it's all my fault [01:30] irssi is fixed [01:30] dholbach, ho no, don't say that [01:30] uploaded yesterday [01:30] herve: messed up the lists [01:31] ogra: what was the prob with irssi? [01:31] ia64 bug [01:31] ah [01:31] lamont: why have all of the builds powerpc-givenback? [01:32] and anything related to mrproject should be dropped NOW [01:32] gives me the feeling something wasnt right [01:34] linux-restricted-modules-2.6.10_2.6.10.3-8_20050324-2326-ia64-failed [01:34] I guess it's not our concern either? [01:34] alright... looking after kmerlin [01:35] broken kde stuff should be referred to as Krack, right? ;-) [01:35] rofl [01:35] :-) [01:35] *cough* krap *cough* [01:35] nautilus-media should be dropped too [01:35] herve: mailed elmo about it [01:35] lol [01:36] pcmcia-modules-2.4.26-i386_3.2.5+1_20050324-0623-i386-failed [01:36] who cares... [01:36] chuck out [01:36] :-) [01:37] what should we do with these packages that need things like kernel-source-2.4.26 and such (user-mode-linux) [01:37] tell #u-kernel [01:37] zul wanted to have a look at those [01:38] just inform them about any package that requires a kernel-source package? [01:39] any kernel crack [01:39] okay [01:40] I wonder how many times you said "crack" today -:) [01:40] hehe [01:40] be back later === tritium [~rimbert@pal-169-113.itap.purdue.edu] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [01:40] too often [01:41] I could grep logs :P === schweeb has like 200MB of IRC logs from various networks/channels [01:41] m2crypto in the archive \o/ [01:42] yeah [01:44] I can go to sleep with the mind in peace :-) [01:44] good night all [01:48] i'm about to go to bed too [01:48] kmerlin seems to build just fine :-) === ogra watches battlestar galactica before bed...and probably im juli afterwards [01:49] jaaaaaaaaa [01:49] "IM JULI" === dholbach takes murphy for the last walk tonight [01:51] ogra: best scifi show ever [01:52] schweeb, its the film :) [01:52] s/film/movie [01:52] miniseries then ;) [01:53] yeah [01:53] all the same to me, it's all good [01:55] when season 2's out I'll be much happier :) [01:55] heh [03:02] kmerlin fixed and uploaded [03:02] have a good night everyone [03:02] night [03:03] night dholbach [03:03] if tritium turns up again: tell him to look if those libs are really needed (i doubt it) and he should look how mlview handles it in debian/rules [03:03] check. [03:03] bye daniel [03:04] night dholbach [03:04] bye oliver [03:05] w00t, elmo put gsf-sharp through [03:06] evening ogra, schweeb [03:06] evenin [03:06] hi crimsun === blueyed [~dAniel@iD4CC0323.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu === pe7er [~losof@pD95EB6D7.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === pe7er [~losof@pD95EB6D7.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] === Burgundavia [~Burgundav@S01060020ed20f68f.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-184-135-68.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-184-135-68.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:14] Riddell: ping [06:18] dts in #ubuntu is having problems upgrading python-kde3 (due to it not having been rebuilt for python2.4) [06:19] if it's ok, I'll go ahead and do the transition, but I need to check with the kubuntu folks first, I presume === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:26] morning, tritium [07:26] morning, crimsun. How are you [07:26] ? [07:27] not too bad, listening to Kenny Garrett (Standard of Language) and getting ready to do more pike work. Yourself? [07:28] I'm fine, thanks. Going to read some papers and perhaps try to pick something off the priority list and see if I can do anything with it ;) [07:29] =) [07:31] I recorded my wife singing, and she's having a blast with audacity now :) [07:32] great :) [07:33] It's fun seeing her pick up linux so well. She uses it full time now. [07:34] nice === schweeb plans on converting the parents [07:34] hey schweeb :) [07:34] what up tritium [07:34] not much. you? [07:35] thinkin about fixin libgdiplus and user-mode-linux [07:35] heh [07:35] nice [07:37] although I either gotta get the kernel guys to pkg 2.4.26's source, or I gotta upgrade u-m-l's version [07:37] it'll be easier to simply upgrade it in Breezy [07:38] for Hoary, perhaps bandaid it so it builds [07:38] just looking at torcs [07:38] bandaiding it so it builds needs kernel-source :) [07:38] it builds on ia64 [07:38] but nothing else [07:38] so I gotta bump it to .27 [07:39] in Breezy, I'll upload a 2.6 kernel [07:39] as I use u-m-l a decent bit [07:40] schweeb: rather, have it check for _a_ kernel source, not kernel-source-foo [07:41] er, it's rather version sensitive [07:41] oh, which version of u-m-l? [07:41] it patches the kernel, then builds from the uml arch [07:41] right, make arch=um [07:42] in universe right now it's 2.4.26 [07:42] no 2.4.26 source... got .25 and .27 [07:42] hmm, uml is in 2.6, though. [07:42] still needs patches [07:42] just smaller ones :) [07:43] gah [07:43] that way insanity lies [07:43] I'm IRCing from a UML right now [07:43] heh [07:43] yeah, I used uml a bit a while ago [07:44] although, I could harass mdz about it, it is his package :) [07:45] true :) [07:50] bugger [07:50] I'd have to fix kernel-patch-uml too [07:51] crimsun, feel like helping ells with his sound problem :D ? [07:51] although I could hack it to work w/o it :) [07:52] tritium: lemme read scrollback [07:52] crimsun, thanks [08:54] ogra, you up? [08:54] lamont, can you get ops in #ubuntu (if you're up)? [08:55] we got any aussie admins? [08:55] those are the people that would be up [08:55] like jdub [08:56] I tried ogra and lamont [08:56] I see you tried jdub in -devel [08:56] it is 6am in europe [08:57] on Sunda [08:57] y [08:57] sorry - sup? [08:57] 3pm/5pm in aussie so someone might be kicking around [08:57] daniels perhaps [08:57] lamont, we have a racist situation in #ubuntu [08:57] talk to an oper perhaps [08:57] who needs kick-banned? [08:57] it has gotten rather offensive at times [08:57] dcm [08:57] oh lamont is around [08:59] lamont, it's all in the logs if you need to see. Also, Burgundavia has some logs of his own [08:59] saw enough scrollback [08:59] thanks. [08:59] good [08:59] so does that deal with it? [08:59] he'll probably be back :/ [09:00] I have emailed mako [09:00] with gpg signed logs [09:00] great [09:00] I'm glad the issue of ops has already come up in the CC meetings [09:01] Thanks for handling that lamont [09:01] added thanks lamont [09:14] Burgundavia, crimsun, lamont: have a good night. See you tomorrow. === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.77.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach [~daniel@td9091bb6.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:10] gooood morning [10:11] morning dholbach [10:11] morning, dholbach [10:11] yeah! my first package has been ACCEPTED in debian! :) [10:11] congrats! [10:11] WOW [10:11] grats! :-) [10:11] hey you two [10:13] it's still in incoming, but has already been build for 5 architectures (not counting amd64 and i386) - buildds rock! [10:13] indeed they do [10:13] which one is it? [10:14] its pong2 [10:15] oh cool [10:15] we'll have it, when breezy opens [10:15] *ROCK* [10:15] its a nice small game, classical pong in 3d (opengl). A friend of mine has done it as homework for a course, and started a project on berlios for it [10:16] i packaged a friends tool too [10:16] pong2.berlios.de [10:16] felt obliged to ;-) [10:16] *screenshots* [10:17] woah... these kind of games make me dizzy ;-) [10:17] definitly :) [10:17] ls [10:17] anyway... as soon as we have it, i'll give it a spin [10:18] Lathiat: : # . .. HOW-TO-GET-INVOLVED.txt [10:18] dholbach: :) [10:19] ;-) [11:02] are we supposed to be able to create accounts on malone? [11:03] erm... i have one for ages... should be the one you use with the wiki [11:03] d'oh! [11:04] no wonder, I use a different email for that one O:-) [11:04] you can merge accounts on malone as well [11:05] ah. Thanks! :) [11:06] i went through that procedure already ;-) [11:06] is malone slow for you as well? [11:07] i wonder if it's my connection [11:07] it's not noticeably sluggish, no [11:07] ah ok === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === doko [~doko___@dsl-084-059-041-134.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === encolpe [~encolpe@l08v-7-11.d2.club-internet.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu === HostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:21] mor... afternoon! [02:21] morning! [02:21] (guh, need sleep) [02:21] hey herve! [02:22] crimsun: good night then :-) [02:22] 'ni :) [02:24] night crimsun [02:25] night ogra :) [02:26] good work in #ubuntu ;) [02:40] crimsun: you do not need sleep [02:40] crimsun: i NEED sleep [02:40] crimsun: paste 3 days partying only 4hrs sleep [02:40] crimsun: feet totaly swallowen [02:41] ... [02:42] dholbach, did you poke elmo about sip-qt3 new binary packages? [02:42] no [02:42] they just magically appear in the archive [02:44] wow wiki/AptGetOrg nearly finished [02:44] i guess i'll be able to write to the list tonight [02:45] crimsun, ping === ogra_ [~ogra@p5089E3FC.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:47] er... he meant it when he said good night? :-) [02:52] pals... i'm off [02:52] see you later tonight [02:53] dholbach: gift-fasttrack reverses kazaa/sharman's network [02:53] dholbach: which they arent big fans of. [02:53] tseng: erm? [02:53] tseng: what do you refer to? [02:53] im looking at your list [02:53] AptGetOrg [02:53] comment on it, please [02:53] ill move it to "legal" [02:53] yes [02:53] thanks for that [02:54] i didnt have the time to review and heavily rely on everyone's input [02:54] we'll be there :-) [02:55] tseng: thanks for the "heads up" [02:58] have a nice day everyone === tiil [rtv@magrathea.kortex.jyu.fi] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:58] need to catch the train [02:58] *wave* [02:58] ++ [03:12] Amaranth: what happened with your menu editor? [03:14] HostingGeek: Bugs in pyxdg have halted development. [03:14] I have an 0.5 practically ready to go but pyxdg doesn't show user created menus. [03:15] Amaranth: you said it was fixed :| [03:15] different bug [03:15] Amaranth: why can't you patch pyxdg...? [03:15] even if i figured it out it wouldn't get into hoary [03:16] Amaranth: you got more than 1 WEEK! [03:16] and other things to do [03:16] pymusique is taking up a lot of my time [03:17] Amaranth: but this is a MENU EDITOR! [03:18] not even in the same category as pymusique, sorry [03:18] HostingGeek: I've told you nearly a half dozen times, no caps [03:18] you need to stop being obnoxious or you are out. [03:18] Amaranth, i looked at your package yesterday, we prefe not to have native packages (debian dir in the tar.gz) [03:18] tseng: but.... its a menu editor! [03:18] prefer even === mode/#ubuntu-motu [+o tseng] by ChanServ [03:18] ogra: I could have sworn my latest package fixed that. [03:18] ok === mode/#ubuntu-motu [+q HostingGeek!*@*] by tseng [03:19] timeout chair. === mode/#ubuntu-motu [-o tseng] by tseng [03:19] Amaranth, i didnt see a diff.gz in the dir... [03:19] diff.gz would have the debian dir? [03:20] Amaranth, the clean way is to have the source stuff in the .orig.gz and the debian specific stuff in the diff.gz, yes [03:20] i tried taht [03:20] err, that [03:20] i followed the guides and everything [03:20] i got an orig.tar.gz and a package [03:20] ftp://ftp.duckcorp.org/myserver/ - can anyone get here? [03:20] im going to mark it as dead [03:20] tseng, nope, its dead [03:20] i can [03:21] hm [03:21] Amaranth: yeah? [03:21] i tried several times already....it always timed out for me === mode/#ubuntu-motu [+o tseng] by ChanServ === mode/#ubuntu-motu [-q HostingGeek!*@*] by tseng === mode/#ubuntu-motu [-o tseng] by tseng [03:21] I'm trying to fix some stuff on the priority list (new guy). Should I add what I change to the changelog of the package I fix? [03:21] try ftp://62.4.21.229/myserver/ ? [03:21] i've just gotten it twice [03:21] tseng: i can reach it [03:21] tseng: thanks [03:22] tseng: there is a hurd folder there.... [03:22] StoneTable, yup, and use pbuilder for building the new source package [03:22] StoneTable: definately. use dch -i, and change the dist to hoary, and the revision to Debian rev -Xubuntu1 [03:22] X = debian rev [03:23] yeah, I got educated on pbuilder last night :) [03:23] great [03:23] great [03:24] heh :( [03:24] :) [03:24] anyone for http://twerner.debian.net/deb-src/ ? [03:24] timeout [03:24] yep. [03:24] tseng, do you start from the bottom ? [03:25] yes [03:25] i will save in one second just for you [03:25] do I add it to the last changelog entry, or bump the version and add a new one? [03:25] ogra: saved [03:25] tseng, go ahead, i wont do it now, but start from the top later then [03:26] (didnt know dholbach wanted to leave, he was the top down guy ;) ) [03:26] i was going to go through everything in unreviewed [03:26] me too [03:26] just to make sure it exists [03:26] ok well im taking a bath [03:26] so hit it for 20 minutes or so :P [03:26] i did a bunch [03:27] tseng, for later....pull the Packages.gz and do [03:27] for i in `zgrep -E 'Package\:' Packages.gz | sed 's/Package\:\ //g'`; do LC_ALL=C apt-cache show $i; done | grep -E "(Package|Version)" | grep -v Standards [03:27] ok. [03:27] thats what dholbach uses.... [03:27] bbiab then [03:29] StoneTable, dch -i does nearly everything for you, if you made ubuntu changes, change the distribution in the first line from unstable to hoary and append the -Xubuntu1 to the debian version as tseng said [03:30] make sure the mailaddress is ok...dch will tell you whats wrong on save if you made formatting mistakes [03:31] okay, cool, thanks [03:33] tseng: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AptGetOrg LOL [03:34] tseng: i said it has a FOLDER called hurd and another one i386 [03:34] tseng: plus some tarballs [03:35] oh, dch is nice [03:35] yp [03:35] yup === Lathiat [~lathiat@sweep.bur.st] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:50] dch -Dhoary is better :-) [03:51] heh [03:58] herve, dont disclose all our secrets ;) [03:59] don't worry, I keep the secret options for us ;-) [04:00] heh [04:12] how do i make an diff.gz? [04:12] debuild -S [04:12] dh_make made an orig.tar.gz [04:12] d'oh [04:13] you make the orig.tar.gz with dh_make, then move into the source tree and make your modifications in the debian dir....then run debuild -S to create the diff [04:13] it didn't make one :/ [04:14] err, debuild -S -sa [04:15] sorry [04:16] grr, still nothing === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:19] grrr [04:39] okay. I think I've done it right: http://thorin.battleaxe.net/~stone/hoary/ [04:45] gotta run, but I'll be back in an hour or so === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:15] Once I've built a package (going through the priority list), what's the process to have someone review it? [06:16] ask it :-) [06:16] okay, could someone review my xmms-alarm-bmp1 packages? http://thorin.battleaxe.net/~stone/hoary/ :) [06:17] hmm wait [06:18] argh [06:19] I think you should have move this packages to "Working on" [06:19] oh? [06:19] so that no one else would work on it at the same time [06:19] ahhh, I see that on the page now [06:19] I'll do that now [06:20] and I added a step [06:20] "Waiting review" [06:23] I'll review it [06:23] but can't upload it [06:24] okay, cool [06:24] wassup stone [06:24] argh [06:25] I won't go further [06:25] it shouldn't be named like this [06:25] but xmms-alarm-bmp1_0.3.6-0.1ubuntu1.dsc [06:25] (er... no .dsc) [06:25] hey schweeb [06:25] okay, I'll get that fixed [06:26] no need to add another entry to the changelog [06:26] just fix yours [06:26] hey trulux ! [06:27] StoneTable: oh yea, something I forgot to mention... when you modify a package for ubuntu, you don't generally up the main revision, you up (or add) the ubuntu revision [06:27] hey herve [06:27] howdy? [06:27] yeah \o/ === jbailey [~jbailey@CPE000ded9d787c-CM014260028338.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:33] hi jbailey [06:36] heya herve. [07:41] ogra: i finished weeding out dead/obvious stuff [07:41] ogra: everything is in "Source Repos" now for stage 2 review [07:48] yeah, great work tseng [07:48] thanks. [07:48] you rock ;) [07:48] was nothing. [07:49] dholbach is the real hero === ogra is fighting with https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8262 [07:49] (and will probably be doing alot of stage 2 :( ) [07:49] tseng, true [07:49] poor guy doesnt know when to say no [07:49] or something. [07:49] thats what i am here for ;) [07:50] i often pull him back to the ground.... [07:50] but sadly i'm not always available.... [07:51] is there a trick to creating a patch to use with dpatch? I can't get dpatch to apply this patch [07:51] he really likes to do it, but time is short....we'll have to drop a lot of tasks [07:51] StoneTable: indeed there is. [07:51] diff -u src/file.c src/file.c.patched [07:51] diff -ruN olddir newdir [07:51] StoneTable: http://tseng.ath.cx/log/?p=7 read this. [07:51] ah [07:52] hopefully your source isnt in a half patched state atm [07:52] I hate when I manage that [07:52] heh [07:53] luckily, its a tiny patch [07:53] good to learn with [07:54] dpatch is great once you know the "trick" [07:54] however, if your package is already using cdbs [07:54] simple-patchsys.mk lets you use regular diffs in the same manner [07:54] very nice. [07:55] I don't get the (r) registered trademark character working with LaTeX [07:55] :) [07:55] very nice description... [07:55] deserves a wiki page... [07:55] there is a bit of one [07:55] that i found after writing that [07:55] but its not as comprehensive imo [07:56] http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/PackagingTips/view?searchterm=dpatch [07:57] ogra: when i wrote that, someone from docs was here and asked me about doing an ubuntu development handbook in the breezy time frame [07:57] i dont recall the nick [07:58] yeah, sounds like a marvelous idea [07:58] well, hopefully I can get this figured out today, test this out, and get it reviewed [07:58] I'd like to participate to that [07:58] great herve [07:58] and I know dholbach would too :-) [07:58] basing on the debian new maint guide seems obvious to me [07:58] the ubuntu MOTU book [07:58] but its lacking on a few subjects [07:59] cdbs, dpatch usage, transitions [07:59] stuff that comes up daily here. [08:00] tseng, reading you blog page... I would never have thought dpatch is so impressive [08:01] yeah it seemed that alot of people didnt know about it when dholbach and I started playing with it [08:01] the last howto I saw about dpatch [08:01] suggested to put the diff in 01foobar.dpatch [08:01] and edit the top? [08:02] lame. [08:02] and copy/paste the sh snippet at the top of it [08:02] i was doing that as well [08:02] now I discover there's some shell inside it :-) [08:02] but hey, on the same note [08:02] you can actually add a custom dpatch template to debian/patches and have it use that [08:03] I guess the result is the same [08:03] wow, tseng. dpatch-edit-patch is /really/ nice [08:03] yes, but "my" way is way cooler [08:03] no hesitation :-) [08:03] for an example of a template, see linux-image source [08:04] not that that is terribly interesting to me [08:05] just be aware that its possible. [08:05] I like finding examples of nice packaging tips in other packages [08:05] im going to blog http://higgs.djpig.de/ubuntu/www/ after I hear back from the author [08:05] it seems like alot of people miss out on that as well [08:06] I just made a feature request for links to buildlogs [08:06] next step, qa.packages.ubuntu.com -:) [08:07] :-) [08:07] yes. [08:09] alright, patch works if called directly via dpatch [08:10] but isn't applying when I run dpkg-buildpackage. I must have foobared debian/rules [08:10] are you including dpatch.mk? [08:10] include /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make [08:10] yep, I added that [08:10] did you add the patch to 00list? [08:11] it's a cdbs package? [08:11] minus the suffid. [08:11] suffix [08:11] herve: doesnt matter [08:11] oh, minus the suffix [08:11] you can include dpatch anywhere [08:11] yeah cat 00list [08:11] yes but that syntax is to be used inside cdbs? [08:11] no? [08:11] its makefile syntax [08:11] cdbs just gives a set of prebuilt rules [08:12] ok, after phony targets, I need to learn that "include" keyword :-) [08:13] once the file is included, I need to tell it to patch and unpatch in rules, right? [08:13] if you actually took all the code from various .mk's in cdbs, youd have a traditional debian/rules [08:13] albeit overly large [08:13] StoneTable: I would assume dpatch.make takes care of that [08:14] its just a bit of abstraction. [08:14] Can someone tell me if detachable toolbars are on in a default ubuntu install? [08:14] yes. [08:14] schweeb: so I assumed, but it doesn't look like the patch is getting applied [08:14] to me? [08:14] yes. [08:15] tseng: can you open gedit or evolution, detach the toolbar by dragging it off, then see if you can drag it back into the docked state? [08:15] StoneTable, I remember changelog entries from DDs saying they forgot to add their new patch to 00list :-) [08:15] no, i cant put it back atm [08:15] $ cat 00list 01fix-alarm-c-bmp [08:15] yeh same here, so not just me and will file a bug [08:15] Lathiat, it's stuck [08:15] tseng: you can get the draggers focus [08:15] and hti enter [08:15] and it will re-dock [08:16] or just restart the app [08:16] thanks [08:16] patch minus the extension, right? [08:16] yes [08:16] that looks right [08:17] okay, looks like something in my rules then. I'll keep hacking on it [08:18] something with the way it's applied via rules that's different [08:18] StoneTable, you fixed the ubuntu revision number? [08:18] herve: yep [08:18] but then I found something else I should be doing different, so I'm fixing that :) [08:19] np [08:24] ogra, I think I've got the same temperature problem as you [08:24] what did you do in the end? === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:25] herve, take my laptop off the pillow to make sure the air can circulate better [08:26] herve, you got an amd64 ? [08:26] arf [08:26] no, a simple p4m [08:27] but I already know laptops are not to be chocked :-) [08:27] herve, does the file /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRC/temperature exist on your system ? [08:28] s/THRC/THRM yes [08:28] temperature: 52 C [08:28] I'll wait to compile python-kde :-/ [08:29] i have a little tool for my system tray, i'll upload a tgz for you, might be necessary to adjust the path a bit [08:29] I had a tool for toshiba to force the fan on [08:30] I don't know for dell [08:30] www.grawert.net/cputmp.tgz [08:31] you're using gnomecanvas? ;-) [08:31] as i said, adjust the THERM_ZONE variable in cputmp.py and just run it... [08:32] it seems I need to install some egg.trayicon [08:32] oops, indeed [08:33] found [08:33] apt-file rocks :-) [08:33] yeah [08:34] gulp! 55 C [08:35] better go to dinner while it's cooling :-) [08:35] mine is going over 70 from time to time... [08:36] I don't find the point of an amd64 in a laptop, anyway ;-) [08:36] see you later [08:36] ciao === pe7er [~losof@pD95EB6D7.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:11] strange... it won't cool below 49C [09:12] herve, mine is lowest at 42 [09:12] but the averages is 47 [09:12] -s [09:13] I don't expect a "little" p4 mobile cpu to heat that much [09:13] especially when doing nothing for a quarter of jour [09:13] hour [09:14] probably you need to blow a bit cool wind into the case :-P [09:14] I have a usb fan to plug in case ;-) [09:14] I removed the media base to see [09:14] [09:26] okay. xmms-alarm-bmp1 should probably be put into the morgue. It depends on beep-media-player <0.9.6.1. 0.9.7 is in hoary, and it does not work with either xmms or bmp in hoary (makes xmms segfault, bmp doesn't even recognize it) [09:27] should I put that in MorgueProposal? [09:27] StoneTable, ok, then put it on the MorgueCandidates list :) thanks for investigating :) [09:28] okay, np. On to the next one [09:28] yeah :) === rubenv [~lambda1@83-134-128-94.Leuven.GoPlus.FastDSL.tiscali.be] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:29] yeah! [09:29] let's get rid of those unmaintained crack ;-) [09:29] yeah === pe7er [~losof@pD9E2D311.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:29] and pull in other unmaintained crack from apt-get [09:29] .org [09:30] yeah! and python-kde too! it's incompatible with latest libraries! [09:30] go on :) [09:30] yeah! enthusiasm! [09:46] it can't seem to go below 42C. I guess I can't expect more [09:49] good [09:49] I can't compile C++ code [09:50] it heats the laptop like hell :-) === dholbach [~daniel@td90919a0.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:52] hey [09:53] yo Daniel! [09:53] tseng: thanks for your mail [09:53] hey herve [09:53] tseng: and for AptGettingOrg :-) [09:56] tseng: funny thing is: mxpxpod (bryan forbes, mr. coaster) said to me coaster wasnt ready, so i stopped my packaging attempts; i'm was flabbergasted as you are, when i read his blog entry about it [09:56] if it's ready now *shrug* get it in === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:02] hey herve :-) [10:04] do you remember than command-line utility [10:04] to launch another command with regular intervals? === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:19] dholbach: wb === Cturtle [~Cturtle__@a213-84-50-38.adsl.xs4all.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:47] where's tritium? [10:48] maybe out... on a sunshiny day [10:50] :) === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:08] er... [11:08] dholbach, ? [11:09] herve: ! [11:09] what if I sollicitate you to upload "burn" [11:09] which is ready for 24h now :-) [11:11] hahaha [11:11] dpkg-source: extracting burn in burn-0.4.2 [11:11] tar: Read 5120 bytes from - [11:11] tar: burn/docs: implausibly old time stamp 1970-01-01 01:00:00 [11:11] tar: burn: implausibly old time stamp 1970-01-01 01:00:00 [11:11] ESOFTWARETOOOLD [11:11] ;-) [11:13] shall i touch -m it? [11:13] good idea :) [11:13] can't tell [11:14] oh.. tar/whatever did it itself [11:14] ah no... orig.tar.gz won't be changed [11:15] which is kinda what you except from a "orig" file ;-) [11:15] herve: done [11:16] thank you! [11:17] tell me you gave it a quick review :-) [11:17] I'm not totally reliable these times [11:17] a brief one [11:18] just a debdiff would reassure me [11:19] not that many uploads today :-) [11:20] yes [11:20] I'm still stuck with those sip4/qt/kde hell's angels :-) [11:20] :-) [11:21] i have a good excuse as well, was busy with lists and playing-drums-and-eating-pizza-with-a-charming-girl today ;-) [11:22] excuse accepted! [11:22] thanks :-) === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:28] good afternoon :) [11:28] hey tritium [11:28] What's up dholbach ? [11:28] houba! [11:28] Hi herve [11:29] tritium: did they convey my message to you? concerning the shlibs-message of krecipes? [11:29] dholbach, no. Who's they? [11:29] erm [11:29] But I know which 2 lintian warning you're referring to [11:29] whoever was in the channel after i went to bed ;-) [11:29] I dicussed that with amu [11:29] ah ok [11:29] did you find out if those libraries are needed? [11:29] i mean... to be installed? [11:30] if not, you might have a look at mlview [11:30] they handle it nicely in debian/rules [11:30] mlview? [11:30] oh, okay. [11:30] yeah... had to have a look at their code and then remembered [11:30] amu and I read up on that, and found out that in the case of small binary packages that require a few libs, it's okay [11:31] if the binary is compiled against their own libraries and those aren't to be installed you can remove them in the post-install target [11:31] else lintian will assume you want to install them and argues about missing shlibs files [11:32] erm post-compile [11:32] sorry [11:32] dholbach, okay. I'll double-check [11:32] dholbach, this is what I was referring to: http://lintian.debian.org/reports/Tnon-dev-pkg-with-shlib-symlink.html [11:32] 3rd paragraph [11:33] ah yes [11:33] But I'll try to find out if they can be completely removed instead. [11:34] yeah [11:34] dholbach, so, did anybody else review the package? [11:35] lintian would be much funnier if reports by maintainer where sorted in violation order [11:35] not alphabetical one :-) [11:35] s/where/were [11:35] haha herve [11:35] tritium: did amu review it? [11:35] dholbach, yes, some time ago [11:36] did he make a note? [11:36] he told me to fix up some lintian warnings, which I did, and it looked good [11:36] No, but ogra reminded him to about 2 days ago [11:36] I don't know if he ever responded to ogra or even got his /msg [11:36] i'll push someone towards it [11:36] Thanks. [11:36] :-) [11:36] de rien [11:36] tritium, i only pinged him with a messeage in -devel, he didnt answer [11:37] ogra, okay, thanks :) [11:37] just waiting for his comment on the page, i'm willing wave it through blindly then (even if its not my normal practice) [11:38] Thanks, ogra. [11:38] we had quite a night/early morning in #ubuntu last night [11:39] np [11:39] There was a racist incident === Seveaz [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:40] luckily lamont as able to kick/ban him. [11:40] I'm glad they discussed getting ops for #ubuntu at the last CC meeting [11:41] yeah... even without those guys it's hard to read anything in #ubuntu scroll-wise [11:41] I came to the conclusion that... [11:41] either python-kde or me is fscked up :-/ [11:43] I quit === dholbach comforts herve [11:43] herve: take an easy Xorg-buildproblem [11:43] :-) [11:44] that's what I'm thinking of [11:44] although they're hard to spot on the list [11:44] but I wanted that python transition to finish [11:46] here I am! [11:46] free to handle that xorg transition! [11:47] you have to cherrypick them from the lists [11:48] but i'm preparing new ones ... hahahahaha [11:48] but i'll preserve those already fixed [11:48] er... which am I supposed to consult? [11:48] oh, god, someone give him his pills !!! [11:48] UniverseDoesNotBuild [11:49] dholbach, I prefer you as WikiMaster than ListMaster ;-) [11:49] ogra, even that girl would not have calm him down ;-) [11:49] hehe [11:51] xorg and xosd lists seem over [11:51] but not all xorg-buildproblems ever appeared there [11:52] most of those reverse-depending on liballegro* should be b0rked [11:52] (like atanks) [11:53] the DesktopFile transition seems endless! [11:53] E_NOTPRIMARYTARGET :-) === ogra cries about electricsheep [11:53] 1) buildable 2) installable 3) clickable [11:54] dholbach, I just was giving a tour to all our lists [11:54] herve i still would prefer a script generating them... [11:54] herve: i know :-) [11:54] (.desktop files) [11:55] is the unmetdep list reliable? [11:56] yes, but you can make up your own :-) [11:56] apt-get -i unmet | less [11:57] dholbach: [11:57] rimbert@ubuntu:~ $ objdump -p /usr/bin/krecipes | grep NEEDED [11:57] NEEDED libkrecipesexporters.so.0 [11:57] NEEDED libkrecqsqlite.so.0 [11:58] (among others) [11:58] Does that only specify build dependencies? [11:59] you could just try :-) [11:59] and see, if they're REALLY needed ;-) [11:59] try removing the libs and seeing if it works? okay, I'll dothat [12:00] do that