[12:02] ldd returns similar info [12:02] I'm expecting it to fail, but I'll try [12:06] looking the priority list [12:06] no one tempted to solve modconf? ;-) [12:06] hahahaha [12:06] herve, go ahead [12:07] with kernel2.6 yeah [12:07] I saw nvidia-settings on the list, and was going to take a look at it, and then I see daniels fixed it when I upgraded yesterday [12:07] it will be entertainment compared to gcompris and qt/kde :-) === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:18] looking at that clearsilver package... I have doubt on the mental health of either the maintainer or the mentor... [12:19] herve: just don't try to see sense in it [12:19] I do for choosing between fixing this version [12:20] or using the new one with a "oops! removed non-existent package from my control file!" changelog [12:23] dholbach, to be sure [12:23] are we supposed to remove packages from the list, once working on? [12:24] yeah [12:24] good! [12:24] I made no mistake :-) [12:28] guys, I need you to be sure I have turned mad [12:28] http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=clearsilver-dev&version=unstable&arch=i386 [12:28] http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=python2.3-clearsilver&version=unstable&arch=i386 [12:28] http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?searchmode=filelist&word=python-clearsilver&version=unstable&arch=all [12:28] what's the point of those empty packages, [12:28] ?? [12:32] "added -fPIC for building. Should help to build" [12:33] yeah... it's not like the debian policy said it as "must"... [12:35] is physical violence against a DD in violation of the CoC? [12:35] id say yes [12:35] unless its preauthorized by the TB or CC [12:36] it's like that clearsilver package could have been packaged by my grandmother [12:36] i think most canonical employees never even read the CoC [12:36] -fPIC should be applied to every library w/o any thought applied [12:36] debian QA standards, heh... [12:36] its absolutely required on amd64, mips, and probably others [12:36] tseng, the debian policy clearly says it [12:36] good. [12:37] dholbach, you mean I could ask a canonical employee to torturate that guy? ;-) [12:37] herve: of course [12:37] yoohoo! [12:37] i recall at least 4-5 people kicking, killing and xyz-ing stuff [12:38] if that guy is a DD, I could have been for years [12:39] === tritium gives herve electric shock therapy ;) [12:42] wasn't enough, I still to get my nerves on something :-) [12:42] heh === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach shudders slightly === GheRivero [~ghe@81.172.89.250] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:44] Well, removing the symlinks removes the lintian warnings, but the program doesn't run now. [12:44] argl [12:45] grm [12:45] bad idea then === tritium utters expletives under his breath [12:52] dholbach, would you please upload that rott^Wwonderful clearsilver package? :-) === koke [~koke@rm-001-26.serve.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:52] heya koke ! [12:53] hi all! [12:53] I'm at home again :D [12:53] herve: of course [12:53] koke: hellas [12:53] koke, this means you're back for fixing the universe? ;-) [12:54] herve: sure :P [12:54] great! [12:54] so we have all finish in a few hours now :-) === Riddell [jr@muse.19inch.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:58] now I want to play with modconf :-) [12:58] herve: erm [12:58] herve: could it be they just never built? those 2.3-modules? [12:59] they can [01:00] but the maint invented some clearsilver1 package he never created [01:00] what the... kernel-source 2.2.25 is in the archive :-) [01:00] hm, you seem to remove the python2.3-modules [01:01] and install python2.4-module :-) === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-175-222-241.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:01] i really have the biggest sympathy if you do that, but...hmmmmm [01:25] let's pretend I haven't touched modconf at all... [01:26] don't feel so obliged [01:27] can I push it to the morgue? :-p [01:27] don't think so [01:29] dholbach, what is the number in parentheses next to the package? [01:29] (in priority list) [01:29] popcon rank [01:29] popcon.debian.org [01:30] er... [01:30] are the most important packages at the top or bottom? [01:30] top :-) [01:31] hmm [01:31] ho [01:31] rank != score [01:31] unless less is better :-) [01:32] lamont, ping [01:32] does anyone have an ia64? [01:33] herve, are we millionaires ? :-P [01:33] not all of us ;-) [01:33] heh [01:34] hmm [01:34] kdebase should not be ther [01:34] e [01:34] it's in main [01:35] move it the the mo... er I mean, remove it :-) [01:36] the same goes for kdeaddons [01:36] was something decided for kernel 2.4 packages? [01:37] they need to be in [01:37] zul wanted to take care of those [01:37] make them installable again [01:37] or look which could be chucked out [01:37] probably hecould take modconf too [01:38] who will otherwise? ;-) [01:38] fabio [01:39] ok pals, i think i'm off for tonight [01:39] see you tomorrow [01:39] herve: not really here - need to run off for a while [01:40] amu: kdepim-dev: Depends: kmail (= 4:3.4.0-0ubuntu5) but it is not going to be installed [01:40] is the new kdeaddons state [01:40] lamont, he's not here [01:40] lamont, -> -evel [01:40] devel [01:41] night dholbach [01:41] good night dholbach [01:41] bye ogra [01:41] ogra: ah, [01:44] I can't see what's wrong with svgalib1g(-dev) [01:44] sure it's outdated [01:44] but I still can install it [01:44] ogra, I poked amu about krecipes review [01:45] yup, i saw :) [01:48] cool :) === jbailey [~jbailey@CPE000ded9d787c-CM014260028338.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:55] herve: which platform? [01:55] and package... [01:55] ia64 [01:55] pidentd, a2ps and mpage [01:56] seems they were blocked by these problems on the buildd [01:56] pidentd could even be in the ia64 archive by now [01:58] grep svgalib_ buildLogs/Lists/hoary.all.* [01:58] buildLogs/Lists/hoary.all.i386:universe/libs/svgalib_1:1.4.3-20ubuntu2: Installed by buildd+terranova [optional:out-of-date] [01:58] that's what's wrong with svgalib... [01:58] it only exists on i386... === lamont must go. [01:58] I don't really know svgalib [01:59] but what's wrong about it :-) [01:59] thanks lamont [02:18] night all === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-184-135-68.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@81.172.89.250] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@81.172.89.250] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Abandonando"] === thoreauputic [~debianarc@wolax8-239.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jorge_ [~jorge@arslinux.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === janc [~janc@dD576265C.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:55] ok, I'm going to go ahead and transition python-kde3 if that's ok with others. [05:56] Will wait one day for objections. === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:33] what's up tritium [06:34] Not much, how about you schweeb? [06:34] trying to work up the energy to work on something before bed :) [06:35] It's pretty late already ;) [06:35] yea, 11:40 already [06:36] yep [06:59] evening you two ;) [07:00] hi crimsun. What did you just fix for GhostFaceKilla? [07:00] tritium: .desktop entry for vlc was installed to wrong location in debian/rules (d'oh!) [07:01] nice fix :) [07:01] I wish all fixes were that straightforward ;) [07:02] yeah === jbailey [~jbailey@CPE000ded9d787c-CM014260028338.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] === HostingGeek is now known as keeGgnitsoH === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Abandonando"] [10:20] heya [10:21] I'm fine with the idea, trulux, but we need to go over them [10:21] crimsun: http://pearls.tuxedo-es.org/libssp/debian/ === doko_ [~doko___@dsl-084-059-045-188.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:22] ogra: pitti commented to me that I can ask you too [10:22] hey doko [10:24] jezz, this ill is an asspain [10:25] hmm [10:25] 404 [10:27] crimsun: really? [10:27] it's mirrored [10:28] immediate solution: http://tuxedo-es.org/downloads/libssp/ [10:28] it's rsync'ed every hour with pearls.tuxe... [10:29] any possibility that 2001:470:1f01:165::1 has a different config from 140.211.166.18? [10:29] apparently I'm hitting the ipv6 addr [10:30] then that's the problem [10:30] I will report it to OFTC [10:30] thanks. [10:30] thanks for noticing it :) [10:30] np :) [10:31] reported [10:37] hmm, I'll just trick moz-firefox into using only ipv4 [10:43] ok [10:43] hehe [10:44] have you got the packages, diff, dsc and original tarball? I can mail them so you don't need to waste your time [10:45] I'll try and wget them from the mailing list post === Seveaz [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:49] trulux: have these packages been added to MOTUToDo? [10:49] crimsun: ok, many thanks in advance [10:49] crimsun: not yet === trulux goes for it [10:49] trulux: ok, please add these, thanks :) [10:51] morning [10:52] morning, ogra :) [10:52] trulux, guessing libssp is a NEW package, it should also go on MOTUNewPackages [10:54] ogra: Ok, so, not in Todo [10:54] jezz, reversed TPE got in grsec a few time ago, and that was an idea of mine that was remove from vSecurity in it's first release :D [10:55] if you put it on todo, add a hint to it...that ist on NEW === trulux slaps himself [10:55] ok [10:58] will look later, have to jet back to work. === crimsun waves [10:58] bye crimsun [10:58] bye ogra, trulux [11:09] ogra: done [11:09] great :) === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Abandonando"] === dholbach [~daniel@td90919a0.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:23] hey! [11:23] hi [11:24] dholbach: qoo woo! [11:24] :-) [11:26] dholbach: submitted libssp1 stuff to MOTUTodo [11:26] mot mot! [11:26] it's a NEW package, right? [11:27] right [11:27] could you then put it on MOTUNEWPackages, please? [11:27] it's in NewPackages page [11:27] ah right ok [11:27] just my repo is in Todo page [11:53] Ubuntu is really Debian on steroids [11:53] shouldn't that be the motto of the project? === dholbach linkes this better: "Ubuntu" is an ancient African word, meaning "humanity to others". Ubuntu also means "I am what I am because of who we all are". The Ubuntu Linux distribution brings the spirit of Ubuntu to the software world. [11:55] me too [11:55] it would rock to append my one ;D === trulux kidding === koke [~koke@rm-001-26.serve.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:58] hey koke [11:58] hi all [11:59] do you know if I already can upload? [12:00] ask elmo if he added your key to the keyring === encolpe [~encolpe@81.56.211.189] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:01] hmmm, I think I should add a bit more of complexity to the list :) [12:01] hi [12:02] IMHO, WithoutDesktopFile packages have less priority than DoesNotBuild [12:02] dholbach: elmo is 82 hours idle :) [12:03] hrm [12:11] anyone reviewing libssp1? [12:11] trulux, there are a lot other packages on NEW... [12:12] i doubt we will have three free MOTUs before release [12:12] (regarding the more then 3000 unbuildable packages on the lists) [12:13] christ :O [12:13] ok, kein Problem [12:13] :) [12:13] gut :) [12:14] trulux, you targeted breezy anyway, right ? [12:14] right, but getting libssp1 in Hoary might be a great thing [12:14] as my gcc patches are already in gcc-3.4 sources [12:14] :) [12:15] lets see waht we can do, but i cant promise anything.... [12:37] many thanks in advance [12:37] ogra: NP, don't do it if it harms other Ubuntu work being done [12:38] If i must wait I will do, first we need to to get Hoary properly released, and I wouldn't like to an asshole that makes it harder to accomplish ;) [12:38] s/to an/to be an/ === maskie [~maskie@196-30-108-201.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-motu === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:15] hi! [01:17] hey herve [01:18] guys what's the freeze policy for universe nowadays? apt-proxy should be updated to newest version because I have fixed a lot of bugs since the current universe version [01:18] haggai: update it [01:19] dholbach: k thanks [01:20] haggai, we are unfrozen until the last minute ;) [01:21] heh I thought that would be the case :) [01:21] hi haggai ! [01:21] glad to hear you [01:21] hi herve [01:40] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/p/putty/0.57-1/putty_0.57-1_20050324-1302-ia64-failed [01:40] that looks like a problem on the buildd to me [01:40] I have several like this [01:40] I suggest we make up a list for lamont to check [01:40] and give them a kick if necessary [01:40] Treenaks, thats before 19:00 [01:40] yeah [01:41] ogra, 18:57 precisely ;-) [01:41] ogra: oh, there should be a note on the page about that then :) [01:41] heh [01:41] even more [01:41] I'll change the wiki page for that list [01:41] yeah === Treenaks waits === amu [~amu@amu.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:46] guys please, please, please comment dholbachs apt-get.org mail, its important that we see as many opinions as possible [01:47] moin [01:47] hey amu [01:48] Treenaks, done [01:49] hi amu, frohe eier ;) [01:49] hmm... I wonder if the "can't build" table applied [01:51] ogra: replied [01:51] hey ajmitch ! [01:51] hi [01:51] hey ajmitch [01:51] yeah !! === rubenv [~lambda1@83-134-128-94.Leuven.GoPlus.FastDSL.tiscali.be] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:51] hopefully I used the right email address ;) [01:52] heh [01:53] nice reply :) [01:53] thanks [01:53] we've probably a new guy for packaging kde, i'll send him to here, he's very new on building .debs [01:53] great.. [01:53] cool [01:53] we'll push him into shape ;) [01:53] MOTUKDETeam is just around the corner [01:53] as long as he's not new to building itself :-) === ajmitch subscribes to u-users === dholbach hands ajmitch a handkerchief... in advance [01:55] dholbach: I wasn't using my gmail account for anything useful ;) [01:55] hehe [01:55] ah alright, i see === motaboy [~motaboy@host116-36.pool80182.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:55] ogra: danke, wuensch dir auch dicke eier === apokryphos [~apokrypho@host-84-9-32-39.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:55] amu, hehe [01:56] motaboy: welcome, this is the motu channel [01:57] amu: Hi :D [01:57] hi motaboy [01:57] hi ogra === apokryphos [~apokrypho@host-84-9-34-89.bulldogdsl.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:13] Treenaks, I merged my list with the "can't build" table in the end [02:14] erm [02:14] latest putty ia64 build succeeded [02:14] so end of the story? === herve wikiing again... [02:16] I've got a little question. kdebluetooth has it source dir called kdebluetooth-1.0_beta1 and already a debian dir that I'd like to change. [02:17] the version is wrong. How can I call it? [02:17] motaboy: what version would be appropriate? [02:18] oh so it's a NEW package... does not exist yet for debian/ubuntu? [02:18] dholbach: not again [02:18] dholbach: the problem is that dh_make says that kdebluetooth-1.0_beta1 is wrong (for the _ betwee 1.0 and beta1) [02:19] doko: but also calling it 1.0beta1 is wrong as 1.0beta1 > 1.0 for apt [02:19] perhaps 1.0~beta1 would be acceptable [02:19] yeah exactly [02:20] dpkg --compare-versions can always tell [02:21] dholbach: the problems is that I want to keep the original debian dir, create a .orig file, and then change it. [02:21] to do this I tried using dh_make to create the orig file, but it complains on the directory name. [02:21] let me suggest 1.0+beta1 [02:22] motaboy: no problem: mv upstream-tarball.tar.gz _.orig.tar.gz [02:23] haggai, that's just this step? [02:23] then extract it to - and if you run debuild -S (after applying your changes) you have a nice source package and a nice diff.gz which tells what you changed === mfoxela [~legolas@port-212-202-8-100.dynamic.qsc.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:23] dholbach: Thanks a lot. I'll try! [02:24] motaboy: cool :-) [02:25] herve: 1.0+beta1 > 1.0 - not good for apt [02:25] dholbach: and the _.orig.tar.gz would have the new version i choosed, but I'll keppe it's dir to the original name? [02:25] 0.99+1.0beta1 [02:25] starting with breezy I hope we are able to use 1.0~beta1 [02:25] ajmitch: using '~' causes problems with various tools [02:26] haggai: I thought those tools were fixed by now [02:26] ajmitch: I don't think so for hoary [02:26] and that it was only woody that had old enough versions to break [02:26] doko: it should work already [02:26] ajmitch: no, there are other factors. eg libtool breaks [02:26] nasty [02:26] libtool uses '~' as internal seperator and you get all sorts of problems [02:26] oh [02:26] hrm [02:27] that one might be fixed but afaik there were other probs [02:33] how can I see the current list of packages with version on ia64 [02:34] some build issues seem resolved by now === ogra_ [~ogra@p5089B366.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:47] dholbach: yes, it works, but does it already get accepted by katie? [02:48] doko: i recall a package using it... hang on... i'll ask mvo, he'll know [02:48] dholbach, ALL packages on backports use ~ [02:49] ogra: that doesnt answer the katie question :-) [02:49] ogra: you said the word! [02:49] dholbach, which you secetly asked while i was disconnected ;-P [02:49] ogra: no... doko did [02:49] ah, ok *g* [02:49] ogra: and you were there [02:50] 14:47 [02:50] ah, ok.... the first sign of life i saw again after the GRMBLFJX [02:51] doko: he thinks i should work and also recalls some package using it already :-) === doko thinks dholbach's dog needs fresh air ... [02:54] doko: he thinks it should work .... :-) [02:55] doko: murphy will get fresh air an hour or something, when i finished this does-not-build list crack === HostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:12] ok, i'm going to ease some wiki pain: I'll remove UniverseDoesNotBuild and integrate it into UniversePriorityList (i'll try to take care of your changes ;-)) and it'll be all in the format: * libdata-dumper-perl [http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/libd/libdata-dumper-perl/ Logs] (16848) === tritium [~rimbert@ee213-dhcp-9.ecn.purdue.edu] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:19] Good morning :) [03:19] hi tritium [03:20] hi ogra === jinty [~jinty@196.28.42.70] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:23] heya tritium ! [03:23] hi herve! [03:24] What's up herve? [03:24] Thanks to you all I finally understand how everything works and made a first version kdebluetooth deb. [03:24] compiling packages all day and night :-) [03:25] now I've got other questions :P [03:25] way to go :) [03:26] in kdebluetooth there's also an IrmcSync konnector for kitchensync... I'd like to make a separate package for it as it depens on kdepim and it's not very stable... [03:27] what is the policy compliant name it should have? [03:28] check how other kitchensync connectors are named [03:29] herve: they are all in the kitchensync package. [03:31] ok lists done [03:31] I suggest kdebluetooth-irmcsync then [03:31] hey tritium [03:31] UniverseDoesNotBuild is obsolete [03:32] sorry for the trouble i gave you... list-wise [03:32] but it took me a while to figure out [03:32] and i hope the test rebuild is finished soon [03:32] dholbach, you have me no trouble at all. What do you mean? [03:32] gave, that is [03:33] ha [03:33] I tought you were doing mistakes using French grammar :-) [03:33] tritium: i mean the lists (UniverseDoesNotBuild and UniversePriorityList) on the wiki - i manage to have main entries there as well, forget to remove things, ... [03:33] (thought) [03:34] dholbach, it's okay :) [03:34] herve: is this the only trouble i gave you? :-) [03:34] herve, did I use French grammar unknowingly? [03:35] not really :-) [03:35] herve: ok thanks! [03:35] so: have fun with UniversePriorityList - i'll take a leaf out of doko's book and head out for a walk [03:37] ++ [03:39] er... dholbach? [03:39] herve: h? [03:39] hm? [03:39] it seems you have added packages from main [03:39] yeah [03:40] i know [03:40] and there are xcfe packages, although they have their own list [03:40] sorry for that [03:40] if you have an idea how to fix it... i put the URLs of the scripts i used on the page [03:41] and i didnt "add" them, i just didnt manage to remove them :-) [03:41] I compared to the previous list :-) [03:47] herve: so now I should create a debian/kdebluetooth.files and a debian/kdebluetooth-irmcsync.files reporting inside the files needed by the packages? [03:48] yes [03:48] now you have several binaries [03:48] herve: or can I only define the debian/kdebluetooth-irmcsync.files and all the other will automaatically belong to kdebluetooth? [03:48] you need to distinguish those kind of files [03:48] hmm... I don't really now for that [03:52] I'll try to clean the list === jinty [~jinty@196.28.47.150] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jbailey [~jbailey@CPE000ded9d787c-CM014260028338.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:04] bbl [04:04] see you dholbach [04:05] bye dholbach [04:16] hey, is there someone in here that can upload a patch for schoolbell for me? [04:37] jinty: sure, got a url? === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:37] grmf! [04:38] darned Internet! ;) [04:38] no, the laptop [04:38] it gets easily at 60 C and hangs [04:38] d'oh [04:43] mmh [04:43] natural born bad laptop, change laptop [04:44] thanks the Dell Site Care :-/ [04:44] huh [04:44] :( [04:46] my dell laptop doesn't hang, it melts [04:49] my Dell power supply sure gets hot, and then decides to shut itself off, particularly when I'm powering the laptop and charing batteries at the same time [04:50] nice :-) [04:51] hmm... debian kernels use dpatch but don't use any 00list file [04:52] I hope the patch I added will be applied [05:03] hey tritium [05:04] hey trulux [05:04] tritium: howdy? [05:04] trulux, hi [05:08] tritium: just a bit of confusion, heh [05:08] :) [05:30] hoi crimsun, sorry it took so long, the patch is for http://issues.schooltool.org/issue185 and is at http://issues.schooltool.org/file28/patch [05:46] <\sh> happy easter to all :) [05:46] Happy Easter, \sh :) [05:50] it was yesterday no? :-p [05:51] <\sh> well...today is eastermonday ;) [05:51] <\sh> so...if you forgot some eggs ;) please find it today ;) [05:52] all eaten :-) [05:52] <\sh> hehe... [05:53] <\sh> installing 101MB deb packages now ;) === pe7er [~losof@pD95EB44E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:17] \sh: 170 here [06:17] :) [06:17] <\sh> trulux, :) === dholbach [~daniel@td90919f9.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:29] hopla! === jani [~pet@Home03207.cluj.astral.ro] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:35] hello all [06:36] hello jani [06:36] hey janc [06:36] argl === dholbach rips out the TAB key === jani hands another tab key to dholbach [06:37] hello mr. jani monoses, how are you on this lovely day? [06:37] ah... this is better [06:37] :-) [06:37] why thank you monsieur holbach I am fine [06:37] dholbach, I'm removing the packages from main in the list [06:37] I have to catch elmo, as usual :) [06:38] i'm delighted to hear [06:38] hmm he's idle for > 3days looks like it's not gonna happen today === dholbach prepares for some uploading party ;-) === Seveaz [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:39] to be sure my algorithm is good [06:39] can you confirm bind9 is in main? [06:40] yop [06:40] good [06:40] and apache 1.3 is not considered to be dropped? [06:41] don't think so [06:50] muhahaha! on ubuntu-users [06:50] "glxgears, an intensive opengl application" [06:51] oh my... i wish they had more tangible worries === thierry [~t@modemcable248.72-131-66.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:52] nope, when you discover cpu and mem monitoring, anything worries you :-) [06:52] hi thierry [06:52] hi herve [06:52] herve, I've just seen that gdesklets is still at version 0.33.1 [06:53] I sent the changes to seb128 to make it to 0.34.1 [06:53] any idea what happened? [06:53] why do you ask me? [06:54] well because you were the first to talk to me and that seb128 is not here :P [06:55] I don't know if I should feel honoured :-) [06:56] hmm... another security hole fixed in webmin :-) [06:56] was it removed? :-) [06:57] users like it :-) [06:58] wasn't pinball fixed? [07:02] lamont, ping [07:02] or anyone having power on the buildd [07:03] we need to sort out those buildd issues! [07:03] what's the status of importing those new xfce packages? === herve wants the universe to ROCK! [07:04] dholbach, I suggest when we make a first run on the list [07:04] to see what was caused by a buggy buildd [07:04] herve: sup? [07:04] what was fixed by now [07:04] what is serious [07:05] lamont, can you search "buildd" on https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UniversePriorityList [07:05] lamont, and tell us what's your diagnosis and remedy === lamont looks [07:09] snacc: snaccC, not buildd is segfaulting. Does it in the non-test build as well. Probable cause: sizeof(void*) != sizeof (int): binary not in archive [07:11] pidentd: built on all 4 architectures, hoary and hoary-test. ppc log missing from main logs, but built/in archive. [07:12] so issue closed? [07:13] a2ps: given back on ia64 [07:13] herve, we requested elmo to sync xfce, so it is pending I guess [07:13] what given back means? [07:14] ok jani, thanks [07:14] lamont, a2ps also failed on ia64, but for an odd reason [07:15] a2ps given back on ppc too [07:15] given-back ==> requeued [07:15] pidentd is closed [07:15] snacc is preexisting issue in the package [07:15] a2ps is requeued on the architectures where it was dying [07:17] are the build attempted as much as necessary or the number of tries is limited? [07:19] builds are tried once, then either succeed, auto-depwaited, or come to me for handling. [07:20] okay [07:20] mpage given back on ppc, ia64 [07:20] ia64 need a kick? [07:20] proftpd is OK. (closed) === herve discovering the buildd slang ;-) [07:21] putty OK as well (closed) [07:21] udev needs a kick to the head.. [07:22] anyway, entire list either fixed, explained (snacc - your issue...), or requeued [07:22] s/fixed/fixed already/ [07:22] yes, that's our current concern [07:22] but when the build fails for obvious reason [07:22] we need you [07:23] thank you very much! [07:23] right. [07:23] np on having me check any of those [07:24] I hope so :-) [07:27] hrm, what's the problem with http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/g/gnucash/1.8.9-4/ [07:27] hmm... gtkhtml3.0 seem to need a libhowl transition [07:27] gtkhtml3.0 needs to be chucked out [07:27] also :-) [07:27] should transition the rdepending to gtkhtml3.6 [07:28] about gnucash: i get the same cracked up unmet-dependency messages, when i try to build it [07:28] dholbach: personal bet would be that the build-depends include one that depends: libreadline5-dev, and one that depends libreadline4-dev [07:29] lamont: apt-get -d build-dep gnucash works at my place [07:29] whcih is to say, a series of apt-get -ud commands should reveal which package needs to have things fixed... [07:29] current hoary? [07:29] yep [07:29] lamont: had the same problem with multisync === lamont investigates [07:32] libguppi-dev [07:32] liborbit-dev libpaper1 libpopt-dev libreadline4-dev libwrap0-dev libxau-dev [07:32] guile-1.6-dev [07:32] libreadline5 libreadline5-dev [07:32] in hoary test [07:33] dholbach, so I transition gtkhtml3.0 or move it to the morgue? [07:33] herve: there are still some packages depending on libgtkhtml3.0-bla [07:34] what's what I meant by transitioning :-) [07:34] hmm... there's maybe too much [07:34] dholbach: and also current hoary [07:35] so either guppi or guile-1.6 is out-of-date for you... [07:35] lamont: very strange indeed [07:35] herve: would begnomesword, encompass, mysql-query-browser [07:35] yes, peacock too [07:36] so libhowl transition? [07:36] herve: you the first two, i the last two? [07:36] so gtkhtml transition? [07:36] :-) [07:36] we need not list for those :-) [07:37] just tell me what to do! [07:37] herve: change build-dependencies to gtkhtml3.6 and see if it works for 1) gnomesword 2) encompass [07:37] :-) [07:37] good! [07:37] no thinking! [07:37] like it! [07:44] dholbach, checking for libgnomeui-2.0 gtk+-2.0 libgtkhtml-3.0 gal-2.0 libxml-2.0 sword... Package libgtkhtml-3.0 was not found in the pkg-config search path. [07:45] report from gnomesword [07:46] change in configure.{ac,in} and add changes of autconf in a patch :-) [07:46] nothing more? [07:47] hoping that it works :-) [07:47] I mean, some command to run :-) [07:47] autoconf === herve will make its second dpatch attempt [07:48] in the rules file? [07:48] no, separatedly on your box [07:48] and add its changes in a (d)patch [07:48] got it! [07:48] *ROCK* [07:52] herve: same here :-) [07:53] encompass too [07:53] woogoo! [07:53] dholbach: I added a morgue recommendation yesterday - user-mode-linux (talked with mdz about it) [07:53] :-) [07:54] haha [07:54] schweeb: added it on wiki/MorgueCandidates too? [07:54] yes [07:54] schweeb: rock [07:54] will write to elmo about it [07:55] man, this sucks... 4 hours late for work :-/ [07:56] hi folks :) [07:57] hi siretart ! [07:57] I'm trying to fix some Packagess from the priority list, namly gpm and mtr === herve is living dangerously! [07:58] siretart, you're welcome :-) [07:58] but I fail to see any problems with those packages. how comes? [07:58] siretart, gpm seem to miss from i386 [07:58] probably just needs a kick/sync [07:59] herve: but it is building fine in my pbuilder chroot! [07:59] hmm. just a new reupload? [07:59] something like that [07:59] about mtr [07:59] latest is all successfull [07:59] just remove it from the list [07:59] ok. both? [08:00] no [08:00] wait for gpm to hit all the archives [08:00] ok [08:06] tseng, I added you blog entry about dpatch on wiki/PackagingTips [08:10] I'm looking now at vcdimager, it fails with error message CHARSET CONVERSION FAILED... I guess this is due to utf8 [08:11] would It be acceptable to disable the testsuite? the package seems to build fine though. [08:13] it is disable when crosscompiling anyway.. hmm [08:13] siretart, that's what unit tests are for :-) [08:14] herve: yeah, usually I would agree, but.. [08:14] hmm.. ok, I try to fix the tests.. [08:15] okay I spoke too fast! [08:15] my dpatch patch is not applied at all:! [08:16] dumb me! [08:16] herve: same here [08:17] dholbach, vim debian/patches/00list [08:17] i messed up the rules file instead :-) [08:17] gulp! [08:18] gulp. vcdimager is using some kind of magic testsuite of automake.. [08:19] anything involving automake is magic to me :-) [08:19] dholbach, hmm... I guess I need to add dpatch to the build depends... [08:20] herve: ha... did that too, just my debian/rules doesnt work yet [08:22] ah, I think I found it.. [08:28] gaaaa! === maskie [~maskie@196-30-109-52.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:28] how do you make a dpatch patch applied at all?! [08:29] herve: I use the dpatch-edit-patch command [08:29] great tool :) [08:30] sure! [08:30] and listed my patch in debian/patches/00list [08:30] and added the include into debian/rules [08:30] but nothing happeds [08:30] (happens) [08:31] rock! my laptop got below 39 C! [08:33] wow! you can add conditions in 00list [08:33] rock! vcdimager fixed! this was a rather tricky one :) [08:33] herve: you need to depend on target patch-stamp in target build in debian/rules. have you? [08:34] argh [08:34] tseng, you never said it ;-) [08:34] thanks siretart, I'll find some example [08:38] siretart, I followed the dpatch example and added patch-stamp to build-stamp [08:38] and patch in the phony targets [08:38] it's ok for you? [08:44] herve: shoud be ok, I think. be sure to read /usr/share/doc/dpatch/README.gz === nohar [~nohar@82.225.75.189] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:46] ha nice... mysql-query-browser requires 1) gtkhtml 2) gtkmm 3) python transition *ROCK* [08:49] that's a big fish you caught ;-) [08:51] there's progress [08:51] herve: gladly the mandatory package[outstanding_transitions] ==gcompris[outstanding_transitions] -check didnt work [08:51] my patch is unapplied but not applied :-) [08:51] dholbach, which means? [08:52] herve: i'm still looking at the package :-) [08:52] got it! [08:52] I patched after the configure [08:53] whereas I was patching that #$*! configure :-() [08:53] :-) [08:53] woohoo [08:53] you can tell it === herve having dinner [08:55] argh! [08:56] gnomesword is incompatible with latest gtkhtml [08:56] *argl* [08:58] latest unstable 3.1.1 [09:03] you sure you want to get rid of gtkhtml3.0 ? ;-) [09:04] herve: don't worry... just leave it :-) [09:14] herve: the new version uses gtkhtml-3.0 still [09:14] yep [09:14] we're really not helped :-) [09:15] ok... mysql-query-browser done [09:17] so what have you done in the end? [09:18] dpatched it [09:18] want to have the debian/rules i used? [09:19] I mean [09:19] it compiled smoothly with gtkhtml3.6? [09:20] fortunately, yes [09:20] you lucky! [09:21] forget it... take another one [09:22] I don't quit so easily :() [09:22] but I have a gtkhtml3.0 recompiled just in case! [09:32] goodbye all === jani [~pet@Home03207.cluj.astral.ro] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [09:41] now I quit! [09:42] dholbach, are you interested in that gtkhtml3.0 recompiled without libhowl? ;-) [09:42] poor herve :-/ [09:42] i ask seb :-) [09:42] er... what do I say... [09:42] what do you say herve ? [09:42] I'm not even sure why the build failed! [09:43] ogra, http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/g/gtkhtml3.0/3.0.10-1/gtkhtml3.0_3.0.10-1_20050326-2023-ia64-failed [09:43] what's your diagnosis [09:44] herve: one of the packages that it build-deps on still has libhowl.la mentioned somewhere in /usr/lib/lib*.la === lamont investigates [09:45] I knew rebuilding it wasn't enough... [09:45] yep, its libhowl [09:45] creating libgtkhtml-3.0.la [09:45] /bin/sed: can't read /usr/lib/libhowl.la: No such file or directory [09:45] libtool: link: `/usr/lib/libhowl.la' is not a valid libtool archive [09:45] sure :-) [09:45] grep howl /usr/lib/*.la [09:46] herve, grep [09:47] /usr/lib/libgal-2.2.la:dependency_libs [09:47] /usr/lib/libgal-a11y-2.2.la:dependency_libs === StoneTable [~stone@c-67-184-135-68.client.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:48] I rebuild libgal2.2 [09:49] herve: actually, it requires uploading a new gal2.2 to hoary === lamont goes to kick seb128\ [09:49] lamont, how do know? === herve foolish want to upload a package in main... [09:50] because libhowl was dropped through a carefully ordered uploading of packages, instead of adding versions to the build-depends [09:51] and ia64 appears to have lagged behind a bit [09:51] Isee [09:52] dholbach, woohoo! encompass doesn't bother me with gtkhtml's version! [09:52] YES === ogra thought ia64 wer the faster ones... *g* [09:53] were even === ogra kisses his amd64 [09:53] ;-) [09:55] config.log po/POTFILES [09:55] those files are changed in my diff of encompass [09:55] is it wrong? [09:57] ogra: the ia64 boxes in the data center are really dog-slow boxes... lowest pricepoint machines, etc [09:57] although bdale tells me there must be something wrong, since they should be much faster than they are [09:58] ah, ok....probably it scales heavily with the amount of CPUs.... [09:58] <\sh> hey ogra... [09:59] hi [10:01] siretart, ping [10:01] <\sh> ogra, why u told klaus that I'm doing now something for ubuntu ?? ,-) [10:01] herve: pong [10:02] siretart, so you fixed vcdimager? [10:02] herve: yeah, it is building for me in my pbuilder [10:02] i uploaded it on my server.. [10:02] \sh, why not, is it a secret ? [10:02] siretart, because you have not moved it from "The list" to "Working on" [10:02] and now "To review" [10:02] :-p [10:02] <\sh> ogra, he told me that last thursday in jamesons ;) [10:03] herve: oh. did I miss to press 'save'? hang on.. [10:03] don't press save then! [10:03] dholbach, about that "Finally worked on all Buildds (all archs)" table [10:03] lamont: i just saw that mdz assigned you #8316 - here is what i gave doko ages ago: http://moz.gotdns.org/ubuntu/wxwindows2.4-debdiff [10:03] \sh, was it wrong ? should i keep it secret ? tell me if thats the case [10:04] dholbach, let's just remove things that were already fixed to light the page [10:04] herve: well, UniversePriorityList looking fine now, or did I miss something? [10:04] herve: yeah go ahead [10:04] <\sh> ogra, no :) i was just suprised if he's making jokes with me that evening...i was a bit dizzy ;) [10:04] oh, ok [10:05] siretart, okay, but just remove it from "The List" so that no one will pick it [10:05] I'll do it [10:05] herve: thank you, next time I'll get it right ;) [10:06] Are universe bugs supposed to go into malone now? === doko wonders about dholbach's interpretation of "ages" ... [10:06] jbailey: bradb wanted to spread the word, when the backend is ready (from what i know) [10:07] doko: sorry, didnt want to blame you for anything - i typed it in a hurry [10:07] doko, an age >= 30min [10:07] dholbach: 'k thanks. === dholbach wipes out "ages ago" [10:08] ogra, and how much in american seconds? ;-) [10:09] hehe, ask mako ;) [10:10] someone having a powerpc? [10:10] herve: I do. [10:10] jbailey, could you try to (p)build usbview? [10:10] dholbach: confused by why I wound up with 8316... I can fix it sure, but it is universe, and all that... [10:11] hmm, why is it in bugzilla ? [10:11] must be used-to-was main, dunno === ogra kicks firefox [10:12] <\sh> hmm? [10:12] dholbach: so, since you have a patch, and the power, you wanna just upload? [10:12] jbailey, same thing for libapache-mod-ssl, a serait gnial :-) [10:12] lamont: he must think you're the saviour :-) [10:12] herve: Am I looking for the same problem with both? [10:13] jbailey, the buildd failed, I'd like to test it elsewhere [10:13] and with the current seed (?) [10:13] ogra, I just love your temp applet! [10:13] lamont: can't: it's a 4267426MB native package and my connection is too slow [10:14] dholbach, you forgot a digit :-) [10:14] herve, if i have enough data about all the thermal implementations, i'll package it [10:14] we have no terabyte source packages [10:14] :-) [10:14] herve: Feh. usbview seems to want to update the buildenv at build time, and does so poorly. [10:14] lamont, ot yet...wait until apt-get.org gets in ;) [10:14] although OO.o is trying to get there, it seems... [10:15] hahaha :_) [10:15] dholbach: grumble... ditto here. === lamont deals with it [10:15] herve: In fact, the whole packaging is fubar, it's a GNU mode automake package without a ChangeLog, etc. [10:15] your debdiff is good, dholbach ? [10:15] herve: I don't imagine how it would work on any arch. [10:16] lamont: not really sure... i hoped someone would double check it... it's not really nice, since files that are in both (wx2.4 and wx2.5) are simply removed [10:16] jbailey, argh! [10:16] herve: it was on planet [10:16] herve: but thanks. [10:16] just leave it, libapache-mod-ssl it more important IMO [10:17] tseng, planet? the TV channel? I don't watch it :-p [10:17] herve: er.. planet.ubuntu.com [10:18] tseng, didn't know [10:18] herve, planet.hollywoord, dont you know the restaurant ;) [10:18] -r [10:18] herve: After I reran autoreconf -f -i and fixed and added AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS=foreign to Makefile.am, it builds fine. [10:18] WTH needs 14MB of source. sheesh [10:19] lamont: and it takes AGES to compile [10:19] ogra, :-p [10:19] jbailey, usbview? you ROCK! [10:19] herve, :) [10:20] doesnt that need /proc/bus/usb ? [10:20] dholbach, beware people will interpret it as half an hour :() [10:20] ogra, the libusb I guess [10:20] $ ls -ald /proc/bus/usb [10:20] drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 0 2005-03-28 08:57 /proc/bus/usb [10:21] Oh, hmm. I'm running on a fallback 2.6.8 kernel right now because a grub2 experiment went poorly yesterday. [10:21] herve: then it took at least 4 ages [10:21] ETA 1:05:00 [10:21] If this build is dependant on kernel features, this might not be the best test. [10:22] dholbach, it didn't even exist at the dinosaurs time! [10:22] herve: hopefully not :-) [10:22] jbailey, don't worry for the functional test, I just wanted to test the build [10:24] hmm... what did we say about kernel-source-2.6.8 in our list... [10:24] zul wanted to check those [10:25] I mean, wo we leave it in our list? [10:26] herve: libapache-mod-ssl builds fine here. [10:26] jbailey, you just rock! [10:26] good, lacheck was already fixed! [10:26] herve: Eh? I didn't do anything to that one. =) [10:27] jbailey, you gave me time :-) [10:28] jbailey, I guess you know better than me what to do with those changes in usbview? === tritium [~rimbert@ee213-dhcp-9.ecn.purdue.edu] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [10:30] strange, usbview is in the archive for all archs [10:32] herve: Up to date even... [10:33] argh! [10:33] Although, [10:33] Oh I see why I trigger the AM bug. [10:33] I think I'm confused between the archive and rebuilding universe [10:33] It wouldn't trigger if the person doesn't have automake installed. [10:34] hey guys pe7er would like to help with some easy tasks, could someone lead him a bit ? [10:34] :) [10:35] lamont, I'm still not confident with the log [10:35] lamont, http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/g/gtkam/0.1.12-2.1/ [10:35] lamont, how to say lincity is fixed or not on powerpc? [10:35] hello pe7er :-) [10:35] s/lincity/gtkam [10:35] but the same applies :-) [10:35] hi pe7er [10:36] please play easy on me, i'm not a coder by any means. [10:36] hi [10:37] (so i'm afraid of wasting your time, but if you have something i can do i'll gladly help) [10:37] pe7er, you're welcome and we're here to help too, so don't worry [10:37] pe7er: i'm glad you show up here, nice of you, you want to help out === Burgundavia [~Burgundav@S01060020ed20f68f.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:37] pe7er: lookin to fix some packages I take it? [10:38] hi Burgundavia [10:39] pe7er: at the moment our biggest target are packages that fail to build, some cases are easy since they just require different build-dependencies, if you're brave look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniversePriorityList :-) [10:39] pe7er: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UniversePriorityList check out that list for a package you're interested in helping with [10:39] pe7er: if you run into any trouble, just holler :-) [10:39] damn, beaten by dholbach by a millisecond [10:40] build logs for the packages are at http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/ [10:40] pe7er: you might find installing pbuilder helpful (it takes care of a completely separated build process and shows up most common errors) -> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto [10:40] hi dholbach [10:40] how goes [10:40] hey tseng [10:41] tseng, busy like bees all around ..... 24h to RC [10:41] herve: universe/graphics/gtkam_0.1.12-2.1: Needs-Build [extra:uncompiled] [10:41] tseng: reviewing kdebluetooth, looking at peacock, kicked off the apt-get.org thread [10:41] hm [10:41] lamont, where do you read that :-) [10:41] buildLogs/Test/Lists/hoary-test.all.powerpc [10:42] *****yeah, again, please everybody reply to this thread on ubuntu-devel@ we need as many opinions as possible **** [10:42] (apt-get.org that is) [10:42] great. i'll take a look and see what i can do. besides someone brought to my attention that there is a problem with the current wx2.5-headers package (not only in hoary but in debian also), see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=294998, recent amule will fail to build because of that (and i guess it will be a popular package). [10:42] herve: salut [10:43] lamont, and this means it's on the queue for another try? [10:44] yes [10:44] Needs-Build -> Building -> {Failed, Dep-Wait, Uploaded -> Installed} [10:44] with the understanding that Building-> Failed is a lamont-step [10:45] I just can't wait :-) [10:45] pe7er: not sure if that is one of the easy cases [10:45] pe7er: just talked to lamont about it [10:45] pe7er: you set up the pbuilder already? [10:46] could someone please review and upload siretart's vcdimager? [10:46] herve: yeah [10:46] pe7er: wait, wha? [10:46] dholbach, i am on it and yes, i've been already told its not a trivial case. i don't think i could do that [10:46] what's wrong with wxwidgets2.5.3? [10:47] err, s/.3// [10:47] crimsun: #8163 [10:47] crimsun, it's wxwidgets, that is :-) [10:48] pe7er: sure: go ahead :-) [10:49] what the [10:49] stats for today: installed girlfriends notebook with hoary, probably fixed 1 package :) [10:49] gotta go, cu folks! [10:49] bye siretart [10:49] thank for you work! [10:50] crimsun: some files (those on mentioned here: http://moz.gotdns.org/ubuntu/wxwindows2.4-debdiff) conflict in 2.4 and 2.5 [10:50] good... I broke the wiki page :-) [10:50] dholbach: yes, but I didn't muck with those because the Debian maintainer says there's a coming solution [10:50] I'm really hoping Ron packages 2.5.5 with a fixed archive.h [10:51] crimsun the next 6 days ? [10:51] ogra: highly doubtful, which is why I did all that cruft :) [10:51] heh [10:51] k [10:51] looks like I need to push archive.h in, though === herve dreams of an intelligent merging of concurrent wiki changes, and "au revoir" conflicts! [10:53] herve: i think it's next goal after "don't save everything in ONE blob" :-) [10:53] dholbach, do we really need that xfce list on that page? [10:54] herve: chuck it off, crimsun and jani know what they're doing [10:54] hmm... a three-way merge :-) [10:54] dholbach, I just wanted to move it :-) [10:54] speaking fo XFce, waiting on elmo; he's understandably busy [10:54] of^ === Vollstrecker [~werner@pD9E2A311.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:55] crimsun: what about manually uploading those? how many source packages have you got? [10:56] crimsun: would still require elmo's NEW approval === ajmitch [~ajmitch@port163-60.ubs.maxnet.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:56] phone [10:57] crimsun or dholbach: Have you modified the rules file of wx? [11:00] good night all! === tseng [~tseng@thegrebs.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:01] night herve [11:01] uh === crimsun [~crimsun@crimsun.silver.supporter.pdpc] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:01] gotta love netsplits [11:01] (fixing a last package...) [11:01] what the [11:02] crimsun: netsplit [11:02] I think I pinged out completely, though [11:02] herve, youre addicted ? [11:02] ogra, can't stop... gaaaa... [11:02] heh [11:02] crimsun: rather, 8316 [11:02] ++ [11:02] herve, go to the anonymous packagers :=) [11:03] crimsun: Have you modified the rules file of wx? [11:03] lamont: right, that's what I read in BTS [11:04] Vollstrecker: yes, I added an explicit invocation to autoconf [11:04] Vollstrecker: Debian #285186 [11:04] crimsun: I'm working on the archive.h bug of the debian pkg. [11:05] Vollstrecker: ok, great. [11:05] I was the one that told pe7er to tell you [11:05] Vollstrecker: thanks, appreciate the heads-up [11:06] I'm just compiling [11:06] Vollstrecker, if its solved before the 5th it could go in the release [11:06] But I think you won't get a working diff if you modified that file. [11:06] is archive.h the only missing header? [11:06] ogra: I want to fix it this night [11:07] Afaik yes. [11:07] yeah [11:07] can we made explicitly certain it is? [11:08] that way it would be sufficient just to pull archive from upstream cvs's tag [11:08] archive.h, rather [11:08] It is in the source package. The dir were it is in is copied, I don't know why it ins't copied, too. === maskie [~maskie@196-30-109-52.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:18] ok, it'd be line 707 of ubuntu's wxwidgets2.5's debian/rules [11:18] now to figure out why archive.h doesn't land in $(objdir_msw_install)/include/wx-$(release)/wx [11:20] Because msw isn't built. You mean objdir_gtk_shared [11:21] ogra: sent. [11:21] yeah, great [11:22] Vollstrecker: aha [11:22] install-gtk-shared-stamp: build-gtk-shared-stamp build-gtk-shared-contrib-stamp [11:22] dh_testdir [11:22] mkdir -p $(objdir_gtk_install) [11:22] cd $(objdir_gtk_shared) \ [11:22] && $(MAKE) install prefix=`pwd`/../$(objdir_gtk_install) [11:22] cd $(objdir_gtk_shared)/contrib/src \ [11:22] && $(MAKE) install prefix=`pwd`/../../../$(objdir_gtk_install) [11:22] touch $@ [11:22] That's the place to look for [11:23] oh d'oh, I didn't read the previous line in the build log [11:23] says objs_gtk_sh right there, sigh [11:24] I think that's the place. I'm just testing this place, but it takes long, till build process is there [11:24] yeah, wx is a pita to build [11:25] at least you have lots of spare time.... [11:26] jep, and I'm afraid of starting it another time after it works, like I want. === dredg [niall@malkovich.office.blacknight.ie] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:32] tseng, are you sure the first letter of the pre last word wasnt a typo ? ;) [11:33] ogra: s:g:r:g ? [11:33] quite possibly. [11:34] lol [11:34] the emial might be a little strong [11:34] i tend to do that. [11:34] ogra, on my system hwdb-client gives pythin errors after the sound test, is this known? [11:35] Seveas, oh, no.....that shouldnt happen, can you send me the error ? [11:35] ogra sure [11:36] pm or e-mail? [11:36] it's quite short [11:36] as you like.... [11:36] i'll pm you [11:36] so pm === motaboy [~motaboy@host116-36.pool80182.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:37] ok, back again [11:37] wb [11:37] now i'll look at the vcdimager [11:40] ogra: I am getting an error with hwdb-gui with xrandr (probably due to the flgrx drivers) [11:40] GAH... [11:40] Burgundavia lol :) === Seveas too :) [11:40] ogra: should I file a malone bug so as you have something to track? [11:40] Burgundavia, you tried it before, right ? [11:40] iirc [11:41] it worked before I changed to ati drivers [11:41] aha [11:41] and it worked until it tried to collect the data [11:41] ok.... [11:41] I can test without the ati drivers to see if that is the issue? [11:41] strange, seems like the fglrx driver is borked then [11:42] siretart: uploading vcdimager [11:42] flgrx and xrandr don't like each other [11:42] Burgundavia, that would be helpful [11:42] never had [11:42] s/had/have [11:42] ah, i didnt know that, daniels gave me the advice to use xrandr [11:42] ogra I will try it too [11:42] Seveas, no need, according to Burgundavia i'll have to change my code then [11:42] brb [11:43] ow ok [11:43] xrandr error happend with xfree86 too [11:43] Burgundavia, thats not an issue for me.... [11:43] ok [11:43] but fglrx is [11:43] yes [11:43] flgrx is crap [11:43] a serious one... [11:43] I wish I bought nvidia [11:43] but I was being patriotic (being canadian) [11:44] do the ati driver not work for you? [11:44] oss [11:44] they suit my needs well enough. [11:44] it does, but no 3d [11:44] they work very well, but I play tuxracer and quake3 about once a week [11:44] ive played quake3 with the oss drivers [11:45] I like my 90fps [11:45] Vollstrecker: hum, arrimpl.cpp probably shouldn't exist in the -headers package(s), either [11:45] poor ogra [11:45] Never noticed this file. [11:46] Burgundavia, i'll sort it, no worries...will just make my night a little longer ;) [11:46] Vollstrecker: yeah, there are three .cpp files in include/wx/ [11:47] ogra: is that something that is a release goal for hoary? [11:48] Jep, I see. Maybe I should ask Ron, if this is expectet [11:49] i just played tuxracer np [11:49] Burgundavia, it has to be ready tomorrow 22:30 UTC [11:49] oof [11:49] well, i'll test as soon as you have the new version then [11:50] crimsun: There are several .bmp's too. [11:55] ogra: eep [11:56] Burgundavia, its ok, i really love to program until the sun rises.... (not kidding) [11:57] ogra: sorry about not reporting it earlier [11:57] Burgundavia, not your fault, i blame daniels for that advice if its a known problem... [11:58] (never owned an ati card in my whole life) [11:58] http://noxa.de/~sbeyer/debian/packages/ <--- this is listed as dead on aptget.org wiki page, but is live [11:58] however, I don't know where it should be filed [11:59] lamont: is it considered to be ok to chuck build problems (just) on ia64 (like http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/c/catdoc/0.93.4-1/) off the list?