[12:01] we only have svn snapshots until then === herzi is alreday on #hula :) [12:03] dholbach: just adding /var/netmail and /var/mdb to hula-manager.install should be sufficient, shouldn't it? [12:03] don't think so - i'd create them to be sure [12:03] *shrug* [12:15] okay, got it in postinst now [12:15] rock [12:15] apart from the manpage warnings, NICE WORK! [12:15] applause for herzi! [12:15] yeah [12:16] so please give it some review love [12:16] and get it in hoary! WOOHOO! [12:18] i take care of terminatorx [12:18] is that the sound of hedgehogs using a hula? [12:19] and wmressel [12:23] nice job herzi! === koke [~koke@rm-001-26.serve.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:24] Hi all! [12:24] hey koke [12:24] hi dholbach , the non-stop guy :) [12:25] you just 0wned hoary-changes :P [12:25] well... we want hoary to rock, right? [12:26] yeah! [12:26] I'm reading my acummulated mail now :/ [12:27] koke: let someone else read your mail, fix some3 packages instead :-) [12:32] heeh [12:35] shit! mail grows faster than I read... :/ [12:35] i take care of wmtv [12:35] I need a smart mail client with "the" feature... 'Mark all the useless mails as read and show me only what I want to read now...' === koke just closed mutt... universe time :) === azeem_ [~mbanck@ppp-82-135-65-251.mnet-online.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:40] anybody up for syncing sbuild 0.35 from unstable->hoary? It removes the "Distribution must be one of stable, testing or unstable, kthxbye" check and should work better on Ubuntu... [12:41] azeem_: if you say it builds and works fine, would you please add it wo wiki/MOTUToSync? [12:46] I'm pretty sure I added it to that page two or three days ago, but it disappeared (or I got the wrong page) [12:47] azeem_: no... we experienced a HUGE wiki fuckup [12:48] ah [12:48] well, I'll readd it then [12:48] why do we keep having wiki fuckups [12:49] out of curiosity [12:49] the first one was "omg this wiki sucks lets change it all" [12:49] i think we'll change the wiki soon again [12:49] wtf. === HostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:52] done === azeem_ [~mbanck@ppp-82-135-65-251.mnet-online.de] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [12:54] hey, an unresolved pythonTransition one... [12:54] will take care of wmxres === koke going for spambayes... [12:54] and bbdate [12:58] hey, gcompris is built on debian (6.5.2-2) [12:58] should I request a sync? [12:59] koke: herve tried it, it's still crap :-( === amu_ [~amu@dump.mediaways.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:08] i take dvr [01:12] ugh === Amaranth [~travis@ip68-229-188-97.om.om.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === schweeb waves hi to the channel [01:14] been to busy lately [01:14] hey schweeb [01:14] i took care of the kernel stuff already [01:14] oh good [01:14] was about to ask that [01:14] is it all fixed? [01:14] or do some packages need work [01:14] i'll have a look at the reverse depends when elmo says he has it done [01:15] powerpc-2.4 didnt build [01:15] will need to ask the kernel crew [01:15] ah [01:17] i'll take stax [01:27] I'm on ccmalloc [01:27] i take ire === ogra [~ogra@p5089E50E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === diamond [~diamond@194.46.78.156] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:37] lo folks [01:37] dholbach: you're a machine -) [01:37] diamond: i'm completely harmless [01:37] :-) [01:37] dholbach: well, go you, either way -) [01:39] i take gem [01:40] w0w, downloading install/live for i386 at 600kBs each one [01:41] god bless the universities :) [01:41] s/god/$DEITY/ :) [01:45] i'm working on oregano [01:45] thuban removed, built on all 4 arches. [01:46] good one [01:46] removing xlc, built on all 4 [01:47] you'll get an editing conflict [01:47] like i already had 5 this evening [01:47] somebody should teach the wiki to merge [01:47] sok, I'm used to it [01:47] I've already triggered 3 conflicts [01:47] ;) [01:47] with a huge club [01:48] ditto. lots of conflicts === virgiln [~Virgiln@wsip-66-210-31-202.ks.ok.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:58] can somebody look at those: [01:58] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/e/echoping/5.2.0-2/ - (on powerpc) should be tackled by a dpatch with "automake --force --add-missing"-run [01:58] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/l/luxman <- should be easy to fix as well - replacing "xargs -0" with "xargs -r0" somewhere in debian/ should fix it (i386 only) [01:58] i'm not on i386 or powerpc [02:02] ajmitch: you're aware of gnue-reports failing? [02:03] i take sear === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:07] dholbach, what's up? [02:08] tritium: having a go at UniversePriorityList [02:09] and UniversePriorityList clearly looses MUHuhuHAUHAUHAAAAA :-) [02:09] heh [02:10] ogra, I just barely joined when I saw your comment about krecipes. Does that mean you're uploading it? [02:11] tritium, i will, i wont do the binch of reviews this moment, but kreciepes will be in hoary as promised [02:11] ogra, yay! - thanks :) [02:13] ha... sear fixed [02:19] ogra, let me fix up a lintian.override file, and it'll be ready [02:19] okay === diamond wonders if dholbach also fixes packages while sleeping [02:23] i try qtstalker [02:24] diamond: don't think so :-) [02:24] dholbach: i'm not so sure -) [02:25] if anyone has time, oo2c is up for review on diamond.nonado.net/packages/oo2c. very trivial fix. [02:25] once it's up, libooc-xml will then build. [02:26] diamond: will have a look [02:26] dholbach: cheers === thully [~thully@wuser115-league.umnet.umich.edu] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:28] Is universe in "deep freeze" yet (meaning no new packages or non-critical updates)? [02:28] no [02:28] diamond: will do a testbuild, while i take murphy for a walk [02:29] dholbach: cool. [02:31] if anyone has any extra time (which is improbable at this point) there are a few things that would be nice to have in universe - one being a special kernel with a patch for an annoying problem I'm having (however, this patch requires using a framebuffer, which the stock kernels don't do for good reason) [02:31] thully: please discuss it on the list [02:31] thully: you're more likely to get action if you package it yourself [02:32] Is the Ubuntu kernel finalized for release? If so, I could try applying the patches and running the Ubuntu kernel build system [02:33] it's pretty much final [02:34] and if it's an obscure patch, it's probably not worth the effort getting it included [02:34] diamond: uploaded [02:34] dholbach: woo. thanks. [02:35] dholbach: oregano is there now too, also a trivial fix. but i'll understand if you're busy -) [02:35] diamond: will look [02:35] In that case - it may be too obscure - it's just an issue w/suspend-to-RAM using 10x too much power on many recent ThinkPads [02:35] note: the fix for oregano is not great, i've patched the Makefile.in, as when i changed the Makefile.am and tried to run automake, nothing would build at all [02:36] thully: please talk to the kernel team - nobody of the MOTUs will judge a kernel patch [02:37] Well - they know about it - this is impossible to apply to the main kernel, though, as it requires features that cause problems on other systems [02:37] (even it is for universe) [02:37] There is a possible userspace solution, but as of now it doesn't work. [02:38] please discuss it on the mailing list [02:39] thully: I'm fairly certain it's not possible for Hoary. [02:39] OK - I was a bit doubtful myself [02:40] a bit? we have 24h until release and like 2496792467924672946 packages to fix [02:41] dholbach: you forgot one. i think it's 2496792467924672947 [02:41] sorry [02:41] diamond: no... just fixed qtstalker :-) [02:41] I hope we can do all that in polynomial time! [02:42] pssht [02:42] dholbach: ah. good stuff. ,-) [02:42] diamond: oregano is testbuilding [02:42] dholbach: cool [02:46] i look at golem [02:46] i'm looking at xfs-xtt [02:47] ugh, that shoudl be morgued [02:47] xfs and X itself can do about everything xtt can do [02:47] [02:48] diamond: oregano uploaded [02:49] dholbach: yay. thanks. [02:50] schweeb, fontservers are very useful for network wide font installations :) [02:50] ogra: yes, but that's what we have regular xfs for :) [02:51] true [02:52] ha... golem fixed [02:53] in fact, I used XFS-XTT at one time, but that was before I knew about x-ttcidfont-conf [02:53] or whatever the hell it's called [02:54] I remember Eterm crashing whenever I used it... other stuff as well *shrug* [02:54] what was the procedure on /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lvga on i386? [02:54] adding libsvga-dev [i386] to Build-Depends? [02:54] dholbach: sounds right [02:54] dholbach, i think so... [02:55] right, i've crossed off at least half of the 25% section of the list [02:55] i just checked against the latest build logs and removed any that built on all 4 archs [02:55] oh my, mozart barfs all over amd64 [02:56] all the ones that are left definetely don't build on all 4 ,-) [02:57] hey, I have spambayes for upload [02:59] have to sleep now [02:59] please, someone upload spambayes for me, thanks [03:00] http://www.amedias.org/~koke/debian/hoary/ [03:00] bye! [03:00] bye koke [03:00] ogra: it's your turn in uploading :-) [03:00] hehe === ogra fires up a browser [03:02] argh [03:02] gah [03:02] can anyone get this ? http://www.amedias.org/~koke/debian/hoary/spambayes_1.0.1-1ubuntu1_source.changes [03:02] I have four different pbuilders running :( [03:03] crimsun: that's how i worked twice through apt-get.org ;-) [03:03] dholbach: ;) [03:03] dholbach, can you get the above url ? [03:03] ogra: no. 403. [03:03] grr, same here [03:03] same here [03:04] *clickedy clack* try again [03:04] haha [03:04] was only joking [03:04] :-) [03:04] same here [03:04] heh [03:04] i'll mail him [03:04] just grab .dsc and .diff.gz [03:04] no time to be kitty kitty :-) [03:10] out with murphy [03:19] right. i'm going to bed now. nite folks [03:19] dholbach: don't go burning up on us, ya hear? [03:20] "burning up somebody" means? [03:25] dholbach: it means you're nuts :D [03:26] ah i see === dholbach can live with that assessment [03:30] joking [03:31] :-) [03:40] i take timeoutd [03:45] done [03:50] ogra, krecipes is ready. I have crimsun's approval on it, as well as gourmet. I'm waiiting on gourmet, to see if I can get python-pyrtf approved, in which case I'll make it a Build-Depends for gourmet. [03:53] i take tleenx2 [03:54] tritium: ok, I'll look at python-pyrtf, sec [03:54] crimsun, thanks :-) [04:00] done [04:01] ok, mozart's eating too much time [04:01] tackling oroborus [04:01] apt-get source oroborus [04:02] argh [04:02] i'd never buy an ia64 or powerpc from what i see in the buildlogs - they mess it all up ;-) [04:02] hehe === schweeb pets dholbach [04:03] dholbach, don't you have an amd64? [04:03] good boy [04:03] ah, you said ia64, never mind me [04:03] :-) [04:04] amd64 is the way of the future :) [04:04] ia64 is meh [04:04] yeah! [04:08] ok pals, i'm off to bed - see you for the countdown [04:08] heh [04:08] goodnight, dholbach! [04:08] what is it, like 5am there? [04:09] 4 [04:09] cya dholbach [04:09] night [04:09] *wave* [04:24] oroborus fixed === yfir [~yfir@dsl-143-156.aei.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~Burgundav@S01060011117b1045.du.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [07:45] how do I add a source archive to the consideration? [08:35] anybody here? :( === HostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === encolpe [~encolpe@81.56.211.189] has joined #ubuntu-motu === encolpe [~encolpe@81.56.211.189] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] === jani [~jani@iv.ro] has joined #ubuntu-motu === d3vic3 [~d3vic3@dumbledore.hbd.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Gervystar [~gervystar@62.94.208.119] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach [~daniel@td9091b95.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:03] good morning [10:04] somebody please review krecipes, gourmet and hula from wiki/MOTUNewPackages and make a small signature - i want those packages to get in [10:08] whats this "apt-get.org stuff"i keep hearing references too [10:08] like specifically [10:08] Lathiat: wiki.ubuntu.com/AptGetOrg [10:08] we import packages from there to make it easier for people to get those [10:09] ah ok thanks [10:09] np [10:09] i assume stuff is like you know, security audited, etc :) [10:09] hey dholbach [10:09] I reviewed krecipes and it's ok [10:10] it had some lintian warnings though [10:10] and kept hanging when I tried using it :( [10:10] ahh i see the page now :) [10:10] good morning [10:11] hey GheRivero [10:11] jani: strange, i used it alright [10:11] ok then I trust you :) [10:11] I might need to rebuild it === fwiffo [~fwiffo@dhcpserver0.oersted.dtu.dk] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:13] even saved data on my postgresql-server :-) [10:16] dholbach when does universe close? [10:17] shortly before announce [10:17] should be in +-20h [10:18] tomorrow right? [10:18] can you please do an upload for me I am at work and got no private key here [10:18] ~20h is tomorrow, 6:00 CEST [10:18] http://sourcecontrol.net/~jmonoses/hoary/xfce-mcs-plugins/ [10:18] will do [10:19] the fix for the XFCE display settings mentioned on users list [10:19] didnt read it, was busy :-) [10:19] thanks a lot :) [10:19] but if you say it's ok [10:19] yes it did not have xrandr and some other libs in the build-depends so it did not include them [10:20] the resolution setting dialog did not show any resolution this way === thoreauputic [~debianarc@wolax8-199.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:20] if the configure script detected those libs they were included if not not [10:20] so it happens that os-works people had them installed we didn't and hence the difference [10:21] now enforcing those in build depends shoudl fix the issue [10:25] jani: done [10:25] thanks again :) === dredg [niall@malkovich.office.blacknight.ie] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:39] i'm doing a dvd test install [10:40] could somebody please briefly review krecipes, gourmet and hula? [10:40] this is the last hours [10:40] bbl [10:40] dholbach, I'll try tonight I hope it's not too late [10:41] thanks [10:41] hopefully somebody else will volunteer before, but thank you very much [10:41] i really want to have those in [10:42] does it require someone with privaledges to review them or just anyone? [10:43] it requires knowledge about packaging and judging how it's done, testing and so on [10:43] we prefer "signatures" from MOTUs and maintainers, but if you say "package works fine here" it's nice as well [10:43] but i'm off - dvd test [10:43] *wave* [10:43] ok, i might give them a shot just as a reinforcement then [10:44] cool [10:44] *wave* === Nafallo [~nafallo@h22n3c1o1027.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === pe7er [~losof@pD95EB3C3.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach [~daniel@td9091b95.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:20] building hula-0.1.0-svn162 including manpages [12:20] manpages? that [12:20] must be a new feature === Treenaks kicks his keyboard [12:21] WOW! [12:21] herzi: you rock! [12:21] herzi: scary. [12:21] herzi: we have like 18h left [12:21] Mithrandir: scary? [12:21] yeah [12:21] hula is _scary_ [12:22] Mithrandir: oh .. yeah but that's version-independant [12:22] dholbach: i guess my machine won't take SO long to compile and check with linda then [12:22] herzi: we need people to review and elmo to push it in :-) [12:22] and elmo also needs to get apt-get.org in [12:22] Treenaks: alreday took a look at it IIRC [12:22] ah... he's awake [12:23] herzi: yes, I did [12:23] so, your manpages are there (most of them not beautiful, but they are in situ) [12:24] that's enough :) [12:24] great [12:24] yay [12:24] ARE WE THERE YET? [12:25] somebody please review hula, krecipes and gourmet [12:25] i gave my okay [12:25] ive been actually using the hula packages [12:25] tseng: MY packages or alex' ones [12:25] ? [12:25] whatever Nat.org links to [12:25] not mine [12:26] oh. [12:26] ill look at it after work maybe then [12:26] though the postinst of my packages should convert your stuff correclty (hey, we have a test user for this *g*) [12:27] hm [12:27] dholbach, i'm at it...calm down... [12:27] morning btw [12:27] hi ogra :) [12:27] morning ogra [12:28] i really don't want to be bickering [12:28] morning ogra [12:28] hi herzi === koke [~koke@rm-001-26.serve.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:34] bbiab === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:37] new hula packages are available at: http://www.blaubeermuffin.de/packages/hula [12:37] tseng: i'd love to hear a migration report from you [12:44] GheRivero: still working on your live cd project? [12:47] herzi, live cd? [12:48] ah! Hi Sven, i didn't know this was your nick [12:49] yes, we are still working, but we have just stop to think again [12:49] about the way to follow [12:57] herzi: oh i forgot to mention [12:57] herzi: its running a warty system [12:58] work time, cya later. [01:00] tseng: okay === Lathiat [~lathiat@gasp.bur.st] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:18] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/s/spambayes/1.0.1-1ubuntu1/spambayes_1.0.1-1ubuntu1_20050407-0240-i386-failed <-- this is quite strange :/ [01:18] I pbuilded it correctly [01:18] debian/rules:90: warning: overriding commands for target `build-stamp' [01:18] $ wc -l spambayes-1.0.1/debian/rules [01:18] 75 spambayes-1.0.1/debian/rules [01:18] that's an old debian/rules [01:21] dholbach: the .diff.gz in the archive is not the same than mine ?!? [01:21] brb [01:21] koke: [01:21] MAN [01:21] WHY DO YOU ASK ME WHEN YOU LEAVE 10 SECONDS AFTER THAT === dholbach shakes head in disblief [01:23] lol [01:24] and i didnt upload it... [01:25] doko, ping [01:25] lo dholbach [01:25] hey d3vic3 [01:25] :-) [01:25] ajmitch, ping [01:53] can somebody on i386 check what rdepends on umlrun, umlrun-uml, rootstrap? [01:54] niall@malkovich:~(0)$ apt-cache rdepends umlrun [01:54] umlrun [01:54] Reverse Depends: [01:54] niall@malkovich:~(0)$ apt-cache rdepends umlrun-uml [01:54] umlrun-uml [01:54] Reverse Depends: [01:54] niall@malkovich:~(0)$ apt-cache rdepends rootstrap [01:54] rootstrap [01:54] Reverse Depends: [01:54] user-mode-linux [01:54] umlrun [01:54] thanks dredg === koke [~koke@rm-001-26.serve.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === thoreauputic_ [~debianarc@wolax9-002.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:57] koke! [01:57] !" [01:58] 1) why do you say something to me and leave 10 seconds after that? *GRMBL* 2) i didnt upload it 3) shall i upload it now? [01:58] dholbach: sorry, I had to go [01:59] I though you uploaded it [01:59] ok [02:02] koke: please bump the revision [02:03] and i'll take care of it [02:03] what should I put in the changelog?? [02:03] Rebuild. [02:03] ok [02:04] uploading... [02:04] ...[ OK ] [02:05] :) [02:20] koke: testbuilding === pe7er [~losof@pD95EB34E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jani [~jani@iv.ro] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:23] jani: MOTUToSync [02:23] I'll look [02:23] koke: uploaded [02:23] dholbach: thanks :) === gnrfan [~gnrfan@201.240.27.52] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:23] impressive :) [02:24] I'll take those ruby things down as libruby1.8 is in main [02:24] yes [02:24] that's what elmo said [02:25] hmm did anyone actually synced those? [02:25] I recall elmo and mdz saying last week that bc libruby1.8 is in main they're uncomfy with syncing at this point [02:26] yes rake was a dependency of rails (it was my first package almost 2 months ago :) [02:26] yes... i guess we'll sync those in 2 weeks or something [02:26] but since debian had it I no longer pushed my version [02:27] yes no hurry [02:27] ok [02:27] what I am most interested in is enduser apps for people who shouldn't mess aroud with their sources.list [02:27] yes [02:27] but I guess nvu is late in the game as well [02:28] http://sourcecontrol.net/~jmonoses/hoary/nvu [02:28] it has some lintian warnings that require messing iwth the source I think [02:28] I put this in the wiki but guess it went off with the erasure at the beginning of the week [02:30] *grmbl* wiki *grmbl* === d3vic3 [~d3vic3@dumbledore.hbd.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ts3355 [~asaf@bzq-218-207-151.red.bezeqint.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === zul [~chuck@198.62.158.205] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:15] could somebody investigate if mysqlcc works with libmysqlclient10-dev? [03:15] seems to not build with libmysqlclient-dev === T-Bone [~varenet@T-Bone.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:16] T-Bone: yay! :) [03:17] hi, just passing by to let you guys know about a couple of build failures that might be of interest of you. Note: these happen on hppa (unsupported arch) and i haven't checked they affect supported archs as well, i leave that up to you. dholbach told me to let you guys know about them anyway, here i do. Don't bother too much if you have better things to fix ;) [03:18] dholbach: there not being a libmysqlclient-dev package isn't helping [03:18] http://buildd.slashdirt.org/logs/mkhppa3/netpipe_3.6.2-1_20050407-0902 <- seems this one wants to build-dep on libmpich1.0-dev [03:19] http://buildd.slashdirt.org/logs/mkhppa3/mysqlcc_0.9.4-4_20050407-0853 <- this one seems to want libmysqlclient12-dev [03:19] heh i was just looking at mysqlcc [03:19] (needless to say, i haven't *verified* that my guess are right) [03:21] http://buildd.slashdirt.org/logs/mkhppa3/lkcdutils_6.0.0-2_20050407-0834 <- that one is rather funny. Dunno how it works elsewhere: hardcode 'i386' strings everywhere, and even the maintainer's home directory (see the final failure). Maybe too much work for you atm though ;) [03:22] T-Bone: we were just trying to decide if we could chuck out lkcdutils [03:22] but anyway, i need a break [03:22] see you in a bit [03:25] fwiw, i'm currently looking at http://buildd.slashdirt.org/FAILED.html which lists all hppa failures. The KDE ones are known (yet i don't fully understand them) so ignore all kde cruft. Others are more strange. That's just for you to know though. I won't be bothering you with hppa until hoary releases ;) [03:26] T-Bone: you need the gzip module on on that server :) [03:26] http://buildd.slashdirt.org/logs/mkhppa3/pymol_0.97-1ubuntu1_20050406-2244 <- this ones looks for python2.3 whilst 2.4 is requested... [03:26] for beasts such as mozilla :) [03:26] Lathiat : good point, i can arrange that i guess [03:26] idholback, when you're back if you have time http://sourcecontrol.net/~jmonoses/hoary/rake/ [03:26] if not I'll upload tonight from home === T-Bone tries to remember proper mod-gzip setup [03:27] dholbach ^^ [03:27] thanks :) === jani is determined getting rake in hoary [03:28] dholbach: mysqlcc seems to build and run ok with a dep on libmysqlclient12, did you want the source changes? [03:30] Lathiat : mod-gzip enabled, lemme know if that's any better [03:30] ;) [03:30] T-Bone: haha thanks :) [03:30] jani: I'd use dh_fixperms rather than chmodding explicitly. [03:30] try opening the mozilla-thunderbird logs :) [03:31] i seriously need a nice server [03:31] Lathiat : ignore mozilla, these are compiler issues to hppa ;) [03:31] with some stupidly fast cpu and raid array [03:31] laptop 5400rpm drive adn 2ghz pentium-m just doesn't cut the mustard :( [03:31] jani: also, you build-dep on ruby >> 1.8, but you install into ruby1.8 unconditionally, I would think you would want a ruby (>> 1.8), ruby (<< 1.9), I'd think. [03:31] Mithrandir, that's a sync from debian [03:31] I had my lintian clean rake package but since there's one in sid I'll take it instead [03:32] jani: I'm pointing out problems or potential problems, I'm not blaming you. [03:32] that was my first deb package btw [03:32] Mithrandir I know :) [03:32] my first (and only) manpage written too.. === jani recalls mid-february when he got interested in MOTU [03:33] you might want to fill in the return value, errors and examples parts of the man page. [03:33] +.BR -N--nosearch <-- missing, between N and - [03:34] (personally, I'd have written -N, --nosearch and not -N,--nosearch) [03:34] when was the last sid sync? i notice bzflag hasn't bought in, would that need some motu love for breezy? [03:34] Mithrandir, so I should patch up the debian maintainers package? I was in a hurry to get this in befor too late esp since another ruby app BD-s on it [03:35] jani: those are all small changes, so I'd say so, yes. [03:35] Mithrandir, the manpage I wrote actually is diffrenet from the one installed, long story [03:35] jani: I'm just reading the diff. :) [03:36] I wrote a manpage Kamion suggested corrections I did those, sent to rake author, he included it, debian maintainer installs his own manpage, prolly wasn't aware of the upstream chage [03:36] jani: since it doesn't actually build anything, I'd remove the support for DEB_BUILD_OPTIONS too; it's just cruft. [03:36] (that's a minor thing and not something I'd hold it back for, though) [03:36] Mithrandir, cannot this wait till breezy? === jani tries to get away [03:37] jani: please at least fix the depends and build-deps and the , issue. [03:37] or until at least the package that bd-s on rake builds [03:37] ok will do [03:38] btw there's no ruby 1.9 AFAIK why should I << 1.9 ? [03:38] ruby1.8 is the package name [03:38] Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4.0.0), libtest-unit-ruby, ruby (>>1.8), rdoc(>>1.8) [03:38] ruby is a metapackage with versions like 1.8 , 1.8.1 etc [03:38] yes, and the package won't work with a ruby 1.9 [03:39] that ruby 1.9 isn't released is irrelevant. [03:39] (please also add a space between rdoc and ( [03:39] untill ruby 1.9 is out we'll get this sorted out that is due late this year [03:39] those packages will be around for 18 months, remember that. [03:40] and the only way to solve that then is to add conflicts to ruby, which is the wrong way. [03:40] but in those 18 months will we add ruby1.9 to hoary?? [03:41] no, but people might want to upgrade a part of their installation. [03:41] it'd taken you less to just fix it than arguing. :P [03:41] I fixed the space part at least :) [03:42] but the ruby dep part I am arguing about since it is the same in other packages [03:42] many wrongs doesn't make any rights. :) [03:42] I think they are many right in this case :) === jani ducks [03:43] I am following the other ruby packs policy and what seems to be described in ruby-debian-policy [03:43] the set of deps you specify won't force you to upgrade to a newer rake if you upgrade to ruby (1.9), do you agree? [03:44] the upstream packagers do this for debian for years, I didn't think I'd go and override what they write [03:44] right, it wont === d3vic3 sees zope-LDAP working [03:44] yeepeee! [03:44] :P [03:44] http://bur.st/~lathiat/mysqlcc/ <-- build-dep fixes [03:45] jani: so you can break your installation without breaking the dependencies, right? [03:45] jani: and that is bad. [03:45] I know mithrandir [03:46] but shouldn't the debian packagers handle that? [03:46] they should, but the policy might be buggy. [03:46] I mean they must have a reason for doing this [03:46] they might not have been bitten yet. ;) [03:46] btw rake churns out releases pretty often while ruby once a year [03:47] ok if you insist I'll change it but this is one smal star in ubuntu universe and there are alot of similar ones [03:47] we shall get the rest fixed for breezy, then? [03:47] we cannot lintian fix and cosmetize all we're a dozen motu's and there's hundreds of DDs [03:48] http://buildd.slashdirt.org/logs/mkhppa3/blacs-mpi_1.1-23_20050407-1241 <- another libmpich dev issue maybe [03:48] ok so the comma and the << 1.9 and it's ok with you? [03:48] jani: I think so, yes. Prepare a package and I'll look through it again [03:49] thanks, pinging you shorty when it's up, I'll just leave it ubuntu1 since it's not uploaded yet [03:50] http://buildd.slashdirt.org/logs/mkhppa3/tightvnc_1.2.9-5_20050407-1211 <- that one looks like a problem in the rules... [03:50] jani: sure [03:53] Mithrandir, it's up same location [03:53] just the two changes [03:53] jani: Build-deps too, not just depends. [03:53] and a space between >> and the version [03:53] ok [03:54] also for rdoc << 1.9 [03:54] ? [03:55] yeah [03:57] better now? [03:57] Mithrandir ^^ [03:58] yeah [03:58] looks good [04:00] thanks :) === jroes [jroes@everest.sosdg.org] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:03] jani: uhm, the .orig.tar.gz isn't in Ubuntu yet? [04:03] it should be [04:03] ok [04:03] it was synced today [04:03] else I fucked up a bit. [04:03] oh well, tell me if you get a reject. === bddebian [~bddebian@user216-178-65-218.netcarrier.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:04] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/r/rake/ [04:04] Hey folks [04:04] reject meaning?fail to build? [04:04] jani: don't worry, you should get a mail about it. [04:05] it won't show up on haory-changes though my address is eaten by the spamkiller === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.130.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:05] hm, ok [04:05] oh well, look in the build logs and universe in an hour or so [04:05] if it's not there, it's certainly lost somewhere. [04:05] ok accepted [04:05] thanks [04:06] I mean I get the mail it just does not show up on the changes list [04:06] oh, ok. === ogra [~ogra@p5089CA93.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === T-Bone [~varenet@T-Bone.developer.debian] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [04:35] dholbach: ping when alive === tshark7 [~timmir@ip70-186-42-75.ma.dl.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:38] mithrandir any idea why the ubuntu1 sources aren't yet in the pool? I got the accept mail right after you uploaded >30 min ago [04:38] http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/r/rake/ [04:39] Lathiat: i'd prefer it to build against libmysqlclient10, because of license iddues [04:40] Lathiat: what about bzflag? [04:42] dholbach: it doesn't build against 10 [04:42] it wants mysql4 [04:42] i tried that first [04:42] dholbach: as for bzflag, its in debian unstable === doko_ [~doko___@dsl-082-082-215-032.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:43] problem is it wants libcurl3 [04:43] i think you can build it without it tho [04:43] our bzflag is 1.10.6.20040516ubuntu1 [04:43] yeh, current is 2.0.2 [04:43] do we want it hard? [04:43] bugfixes? [04:44] crashes? [04:44] nah just new version [04:44] i was more asking [04:44] for post-hoary [04:44] it just means you can't play with people running 2.0.2 [04:44] ok then we'll have it in 2-3 weeks or something [04:44] i just wanted to know if itd be synced or if i'd need to give it some love === dholbach doesnt know the exact schedule [04:44] i suppose its not the best time to be asking such things :) [04:44] dholbach: so what about mysqlcc [04:44] will be synced [04:44] dholbach: so who pushes my hula packages into hoary after they're checked? [04:45] Lathiat: hrm... i just learned about mysqlclient{10,12}-dev-issues yesterday [04:45] herzi: anybody, i can take of it [04:45] ... care ... [04:49] jani: has it built? [04:49] I don't know but sources show up before building don't they? [04:50] diff.gz and dsc in pool, then build and then debs in pool from what I saw so far [04:50] yeah, that's right. [04:50] maybe because it's a NEW package in that it hasn't built yet on ubuntu it need manual intervention? [04:50] lamont: any idea where the rake upload has gone? === tshark7 [~timmir@ip70-186-42-75.ma.dl.cox.net] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [05:09] Mithrandir: source or binary? [05:09] source [05:09] jani got an ACCEPTED message, but nothing more [05:09] Version : 0.5.0-1ubuntu1 [05:10] it's in pool now [05:10] that's what's currently in wanna-build [05:10] ok [05:10] and dep-waited on something [05:10] thanks, then. [05:10] libtest-unit-ruby (>> 1.8) [05:10] ) [05:10] oh that's not good :( [05:11] I made the change to specifically not need >> 1.8 since we don't have that [05:11] and cannot sync since it;s in main [05:11] jani: and then you didn't tell me to kick it [05:11] out libtest-ruby is 0.1.8 [05:11] lamont so now if you kick it it should build? [05:11] which I have just done [05:11] yes [05:11] thanks [05:12] when it buildt please kick rails since it bdepends on rake [05:12] if the package is marked Dep-Wait in buildLogs/Lists/hoary.all.$arch, and you upload something to remove the dep-wait, it will not build until I kick it [05:12] if it's a dep-wait that will actually be met, then it's automatic [05:13] lamont is a more userfriendly and transparent web-interface planned to follos the state of packages through the system? [05:13] jani: yes, launchpad. [05:13] jani: yes: launchpad [05:13] heh [05:13] cool! [05:13] launchpad [05:13] ogra gets the bronze medal ;) [05:14] and it will be ready in october of 2004, just in time for the start of hoary development. [05:14] heh [05:14] launchpad should do everything, make lunch, fly to the moon, fix bugs, answer support requests and stop wars. [05:14] 2004? [05:14] yeah [05:14] lamont, hoary ? [05:14] I hope it really gets here soon [05:14] Mithrandir: lunchpad [05:14] lamont: oh, it's the lunchpad that does all that. launchpad will just manage distributions and stuff. [05:14] I knew I had something mixed up [05:14] ;) [05:15] launchpad is the infrastructure to make maintaining a derivative distro (like, say, ubuntu) trivial [05:15] in the mean time, we get to merge in new upstream stuff semi-manually [05:15] so we'll be a derivative of ourselves. [05:15] I knew about LP just didn't know it plans including tracking the innards of the build system [05:20] jani: yeah/ [05:21] you commit your changes, and say 'build me that thing, please" [05:21] ok [05:21] so now I see rake ubuntu1 is in pool [05:22] will try building soon or is in dep-wait? [05:25] It should acutally be trying it already === sanpera [~sanpera@157.182.195.191] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:26] and uploaded [05:27] so it'll show up in the archive shortly after :33, and anything that is dep-wait on that will automatically become needs-build [05:27] ok, thanks [05:28] great for i386 is successful :) [05:31] and the other 3 failures will be '$arch not in arch list: all ' failures (or should be) [05:36] so if it's an arch:all then it only gets built for i386? [05:38] i386 builds arch: all components [05:38] sadly, before they're built, arch-all-only stuff shows up for all of the architectures [05:38] so the rest try and die [05:41] generally that happens really quickly, though, so we haven't cared enough to bother [05:43] ok now the deb is in pool, do you need to kick rails or it is kicked already and waiting? [05:43] oh I just saw it tried andfailed again === Nafallo [~nafallo@nafallo.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:44] will try fixing it's depends up === yfir [~yfir@dsl-148-153.aei.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:01] re [06:02] jani: if the package upload is to fix an incorrect dep-wait, then I have to get involved. If it's dep-waited for good reasons, then those clear by themselves. Likewise, dep-waits on virtual packages require manual intervention by me. [06:03] lamont, I won;t fix it it requires ruby versions we don't have so rails is breezy stuff :) [06:03] but noted === AstralJava [c66783f113@cm-217-078-207-38.lohjanpuhelin.fi] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === mdz [~mdz@ca-studio-bsr1o-251.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:26] morning, mdz [06:27] morning [06:28] we ought to decide on a precise cutoff for universe quite soon [06:28] wow gnome packaging is so easy with that CDBS stuff [06:28] and python stuff too :) [06:28] mdz: i'm talking to elmo about morguifying the stuff on our lists and apt-get.org import [06:28] mdz: after that we will obey to your signal [06:29] mdz: and fix random packages until that point [06:29] how many more hours do you think you can realistically put into it? [06:29] mdz: i will stay awake until release [06:30] is 8 utc still what you planned? [06:30] for release that is [06:31] dholbach: that would be in ~16 hours correct? [06:31] Lathiat: I'm glad you like it. =) [06:31] yep [06:32] Lathiat: 13h30m if i count correct [06:32] Hey there crimsun [06:32] hi tritium === Lathiat just create a package for fusa without alot of effort [06:32] hey Treenaks === Lathiat recalls 2-3 years ago debian packaging something [06:32] hey crimsun [06:32] Lathiat: i packaged it and i took it off the list again - need to sort out strange upstream issues [06:32] jbailey, it's all I use (if I can't package it with cdbs, I don't package it) [06:33] dholbach: heh [06:33] dholbach: well i was more playing with packaging stuff [06:33] altho its still on the list [06:33] Lathiat: nice to hear that :-) [06:33] at least i saw it abotu 15 minutes ago [06:33] Lathiat: MOTUNewPackages? [06:34] tritium: If you can't package it with cdbs, please let me know. I've started hacking on cdbs2 again, and I'm trying to reduce the number of cases that cdbs can't handle. [06:34] umm i think the page i might have been looking at was universe candidate or somethign === Lathiat looks [06:34] yeh 'twas [06:35] jbailey, sure thing! I didn't mean to imply things haven't built with cdbs -- so far everything has nicely. [06:35] crimsun, there are two xfce buglets on my desktop [06:35] Lathiat: i'll make a note, have it lying here :-) [06:35] jani: xfprint included? [06:35] tritium: THere are a pile of things that don't build with cdbs. That's not a problem. [06:35] one is xfprint not starting, second systray cannot be put on panel [06:35] you guessed it :) [06:35] tritium: If a build environment is just too weird, there's no way a generic tool will handle it - that's not a problem. [06:35] the display setting dialog is fixed [06:35] jani: thanks for fixing the libxrandr* stuff [06:35] tritium: It's the cases where the failure is a cdbs limitation that I'm really interested in. [06:35] glad to [06:36] jbailey, okay [06:36] when I try adding a systray to the panel it says it cannot find the module [06:36] tritium: Although, I've been known to send patch to upstream to fix their build env to work with cdbs, but I enjoy doing that sort of thing ;) [06:36] :) [06:36] I saw the xfprint prob mentioned on xfce-devel but without solution [06:37] jani: I'm not in front of a Linux machine atm; what's the precise error for the systray? [06:38] crimsun, I see fabbione reviewed krecipes, and wants me to split out -dev package for those 2 libraries rather than use a lintian.override [06:38] tritium: hmm, that suggestion sounds familiar ;) [06:38] crimsun, I got to panel, add... and chose system tray [06:38] crimsun, yes, it does ;) [06:38] it says could not create panel item "Systemtray" [06:38] will debug tonight [06:39] is the xfprint porblem known? [06:39] jani: those two are highest in my queue to investigate [06:39] can i all i ask you please to add stuff we NEED to do on wiki/UniverseLastMinuteFixes [06:39] dholbach: ok [06:41] dholbach, if you see ogra, I need to ask him not to upload krecipes [06:41] all the bugzilla/malone/mailinglist bugs and stuff on the list, users will kill us for, if the packages dont work [06:41] dholbach, only critical stuff or would be nice stuff? [06:41] at this point, critical [06:41] (grave/RC) [06:41] everything that is reasonable to fix in the last 13h [06:41] none of the xfce bugs qualify IMHO [06:41] (or whatever amount of time mdz will give us) [06:42] but they'd be nice to fix [06:42] dholbach: what did you do about the mysqlclient stuff? [06:43] Lathiat: nothing yet [06:43] jani, crimsun: i just want to make sure we don't forget to fix people's favourite mediaplayer/htmleditor/... :-) [06:43] Anything I can do to lend a hand? I'm bored, bitter and need something to do :) [06:43] :) [06:43] i'll look after the universe kernel packages for now and join you after wards [06:44] Lathiat: if you could crawl across wiki/MOTUTodo (maybe the bugzilla bugs tagged as universe) - that would be VERY nice of you [06:44] and holler if you hit something interesting [06:44] ok [06:45] wow, cool! [06:45] :-) [06:45] jani: please generate strace output for me and send it to crimsunkg@yahoo.com [06:46] crimsun for the systray stuff I didn't know what to strace actually since the systray.so is loaded by an already running panel [06:46] dholbach: MorgueProposal = to be canned? [06:46] so no executable is started [06:46] Lathiat: canned? [06:46] Lathiat: trash can? :-) [06:46] thrown out, gotten rid of [06:46] Lathiat: yes [06:46] yes canned as in the trash can :) [06:46] Lathiat: i'm working on that one [06:46] ok [06:46] was just wondering as im looking through [06:46] whereas for the xfprint stuff it's g_module_load or whatever it is called from glib returns error on loading xfprint_cups.so [06:46] hmm, I need to pull panel source then, too [06:46] again not enough detailt without digging into glib sources [06:47] but I haven't looked at the systray problem yet but will tonight [06:47] g_module_load()? That sounds enticingly familiar to the xfdesktop problem. [06:47] what do you know about the print stuff?iis it an upstrean problem? [06:47] s/familiar/similar/ [06:48] like the 'quit' one? [06:48] I'm checking xfprint upstream now [06:48] (yeah) [06:48] the module is actually there in the path module_load gets [06:48] but I'll have to get glib osurces === jani does it now [06:49] what error is it? unresolved symbol? [06:49] no g_module_load returns NULL [06:49] not too verbose [06:50] anything additional in ~/.xsession-errors? [06:50] it's xfprint that complaining I couldn;t find an easy way to tell glib to spew out debug info [06:50] I'll take a look [06:50] thanks [06:51] nothing [06:51] ok, the xfprint bug is known upstream [06:51] starting either xfprint4 or xfprint-manger just prints [06:51] aha [06:51] cool [06:51] I was talking about xfprint and you about systray I think :) [06:52] actually both :) === motaboy [~motaboy@host69-39.pool80182.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:52] but no the systay bug doesn't print anything either === Danten [~danten@h47n8c1o1049.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:52] do we get a fix from their CVS?or there isn;t any [06:52] it doesn't appear to have been fixed [06:53] Hi all! [06:53] crimsun, challanging :) [06:53] it's still in status "NEW" on their bugzilla [06:53] hey motaboy [06:54] Thanks for joining the conversation, dholbach. If it comes down to it, I have no problem if krecipes can't be put in Hoary. [06:54] gonefor 10 minutes [06:54] joijiojioj [06:54] The package I most hoped to see in Hoary is python-matplotlib [06:55] ss [06:55] sorry ignore that, bad ssh [06:55] tritium: make people review it :-) [06:55] dholbach, I have. crimsun was very helpful in that regard [06:55] still issues open? [06:55] I just have one final issue to clean up with it. [06:55] alright [06:56] but it's a challenge. I'll see what I can do in the next few hours [06:56] tritium: check with jbailey regarding moving that rc [06:57] is anyone taking care of the gtk-mist-engine clash? [06:57] crimsun, will do, thank you for all your hard work reviewing my packages. [06:57] np [06:58] crimsun, although, it doesn't appear to be that simple, since it's hard-coded in the source [07:00] ick [07:03] back in 10mins [07:03] crimsun, tritium: What's up? [07:04] jbailey, oh, my python-matplotlib upstream like a system-wide rc-file in /usr/share/matplotlib/.matplotlibrc [07:05] so I'm looking into moving it to /etc/matplotlib/matplotlibrc, or something like that [07:05] Wow, system wide dotfile? [07:05] Sounds like a good excuse to go beat upstream with a trout. [07:05] yeah, so he can just append (.matplotlibrc) to either $HOME, or matplotlib's Data path [07:07] eww i just tried to start tomboy and it complained that /tmp/orbit-lathiat2 was not owned by the current user, which is true because it should be looking at /tmp/orbit-lathiat .. :\ wonder if thats a tomboy or somethign else bug :/ === fabbione [~fabbione@port49.ds1-van.adsl.cybercity.dk] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:17] hey fabbione [07:17] :-) [07:17] yo [07:17] Hi fabbione [07:17] may i introduce you to our new MOTU celebrity :-) [07:17] dholbach: ehhe sure.. [07:18] fabbione: ok... go ahead :-) [07:18] fabbione, first, let me thank you for your review of my packages [07:18] tritium: no problem.. i am royal pain in the ass when i review packages.. [07:18] you are not lucky :P [07:18] That's good! [07:18] ok let's picture a scenario first [07:18] i will try to make a simple example [07:19] if you don't understand, stop me any time [07:19] Okay. [07:19] first you need to be familiar with the concept of shared libraries... [07:19] is any of you familiar with it? [07:19] Yes. [07:19] ok [07:20] in your package you have a shared library and headers file for development [07:20] that means that there might be other applications using it [07:20] now.. if you manage all in one package you have a big problem [07:20] why.. [07:21] you cannot handle api/abi changes properly [07:21] let say your package is called foo [07:21] or better.. your source is called foo [07:21] and it creates a lib called libfoo1 [07:21] it ships header files [07:22] and an application [07:22] ok? [07:22] now somebody creates another piece of software called bar [07:22] that uses libfoo1 [07:22] links against it [07:23] during foo development there is an API/ABI change [07:23] which breaks bar [07:23] this means that libfoo2 is not compatible with libfoo1 [07:23] exaclty [07:24] what happens at package level [07:24] because that's the whole point of the split [07:24] if you have all in one package, your foo2 will be ok [07:24] immediatly [07:24] but it will break bar [07:24] this is not nice [07:24] since bar can be used by tons of more users [07:24] That makes good sense. [07:25] so in order to perform a smooth transition, you split the packages [07:25] now there is a specific name convention for libraries [07:25] and it's not a case [07:25] let say that the new libfoo has soname 2 [07:25] the new package would be called libfoo2 [07:26] and you will notice that the files in libfoo2 will not replace in anyway the files in libfoo1 [07:26] at system level bar will still depends on libfoo1 (now marked as obsolted) [07:26] but bar will not break [07:26] since the lib is still there [07:26] yes [07:26] the libfoo-dev package instead will be updated [07:27] to use always the latest version of the headers (as foo2 in our example) [07:27] (note that in the -dev there is more than just headers) [07:27] at that point an apt-cache rdepend libfoo1 will show you all the packages that depends on libfoo1 [07:27] result: bar [07:28] you send a nice mail to the bar maintainer and you will tell him [07:28] hey dude.. libfoo1 is obsolete.. time to upgrade bar [07:28] all this process will ensure a perfectly smooth and invisible transition for the user [07:28] that would otherwise break horribly [07:29] i was searching now the documentaion that explains naming conventions and what file should be where [07:29] great [07:29] i think i might ahve tha tlink [07:29] http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/column/libpkg-guide/libpkg-guide.html [07:30] it is also in .txt format [07:30] Thanks, fabbione [07:30] just remove the file to browse the dir [07:30] http://navi.cx/~mike/writing-shared-libraries.html <-- that one? [07:30] oh, n~ot that one :) [07:31] Lathiat: it's more about packaging than writing [07:31] fabbione: rightio [07:31] http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-sharedlibs.html is good for that as well [07:32] dholbach: there is where i got the above link :) [07:32] :-) === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:32] hi [07:32] i just thought it was overkill, since some upstream folks tend to split off libraries (which nobody uses) [07:32] fabbione, I appreciate it. [07:32] but fabbione, i see the arguments [07:33] hi herve [07:33] tritium: no problem [07:33] what's the thread? [07:33] dholbach: it's not just question of a small or large lib/pkg [07:33] herve: krecipes and splitting libraries out in separate packages [07:33] it's just the best (if not the only) thing to do [07:34] there is no overkill anywhere [07:34] don't get trapped in this overkill concept [07:34] :-))) [07:34] i can show you a lib package made of 3 files, used by everybody :) [07:34] wise words from fabbione :) [07:34] that has a -dev [07:35] and so on... [07:35] also.. your source is still the same [07:35] you just create multiple debs from the same source [07:35] yes [07:35] the overall overhead is to write an extra bunch of lines in debian/control and debian/rules [07:35] I'll check the logs later, I'm interested by the arguments [07:35] s/by/in [07:35] i will bear it in my mind, especially the "overkill concept" bits :-) [07:36] i will too [07:36] look at X for example [07:36] i really mean it, thanks for depicting the whole landscape, fabbione [07:36] there are a bunch of libs like libxsetkbk0 [07:36] that is used PROBABLY by one package [07:36] but it's there anyway [07:36] *nod* [07:36] you don't know if others are developing on top of that libs [07:36] so keep the option open [07:37] yeah [07:37] yes :-) [07:37] This was good. Perhaps a bit embarassing, but very good. :) [07:37] tritium: there is nothing embarassing in this. really [07:37] tritium: bleh lose the shame, learn and make even better stuff :) [07:37] and you avoid people whinning because they have to install a 10 meg package for just a library file! [07:37] i had to hit this argument with myslef a long time ago [07:37] :) [07:38] ok... dvd burned, will install - see you later guys [07:38] see you, dholbach [07:38] and do some hula testing :-) [07:38] hula hula hula! :-) [07:40] hu? [07:40] he put on an hawaiian shirt? [07:40] :-) [07:40] fabbione, while I've got you here, can I ask you what your recommendation regarding gourmet would be? How to deal with debian/ dir in upstream? [07:40] tritium: sure.. well i would use 2 approaches [07:41] I already plan to ask upstream to take it out. [07:41] tritium: either ask upstream to remove the dir [07:41] or otherwise repack the original from upstream, killing the debian dir [07:41] the latter is NOT a mortal sin [07:41] Great, that doesn't sound so bad! === mvirkkil [~mvirkkil@vipunen.hut.fi] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:42] tritium: just remember to add a note that you did that [07:42] fabbione, even if it modifies the orig.tar.gz? [07:42] Thanks again, fabbione :) [07:42] tritium: because people might check the md5sum from upstream and the one from your orig [07:42] and the 2 won't match [07:42] indeed. I would definitely note such a change. [07:42] tritium: so a good note in the README.Debian or in the changelog is good to have [07:43] herve: yes. [07:43] herve: as i wrote above. but this is not common practise [07:43] fabbione, thanks for your time, especially so close to release [07:43] herve: we are discussion an exception [07:43] sure [07:43] tritium: no problem :) waiting for the DVD to burn is boring :P [07:43] :) [07:43] Would anyone happen to know of any pygtk program that could use some love? [07:44] herve: were you looking for me the other day? [07:44] Phython, yes, if you have packages still to review and upload [07:45] herve: I haven't heard of any reviews on the WvStreams packages [07:45] in short, does hoary need them? :-) [07:45] herve: they are basically the exact same as the debian packages I made, except that I changed libwvstreams-dev to libwvstreams4.0-dev so as to not cause problems for the wvdial in main [07:46] herve: need, as in hoary will suck without them? I doubt that [07:46] not a urgent fix then, thanks [07:47] ey! [07:47] someone changed ubuntu.com :-P === Nafallo thought he was on the wrong page ;-) [07:47] you mean... defaced?! :-p [07:47] herve: like you said :-) [07:47] is it just me or is ubuntu.com running *really* slow [07:47] fabbione, I'm going to go grab the powerpc daily live, and test it on a G5 now. See you later! [07:48] that can't be good if it is because it hasn't hit slashdot yet :) [07:48] tritium: later === tritium [~rimbert@12-202-90-180.client.insightBB.com] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [07:52] heya folks [07:56] Hello trulux [07:58] hey bddebian [07:59] I need to get tritium back :D === thoreauputic [~debianarc@wolax9-206.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.130.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === motaboy [~motaboy@host69-39.pool80182.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-motu === ajmitch [~ajmitch@port163-21.ubs.maxnet.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach [~daniel@td9091b95.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:24] anyone knows how to make brackets schemas with latex? [08:24] what is a bracket schema? [08:24] Mithrandir: { [08:24] re [08:25] each section and sub-section opens with { [08:25] re dholbach [08:25] ie. foo1 | [08:25] ie. | -> bar1 [08:25] | -> bar2 [08:25] etc [08:26] still nothing on UniverseLastMinuteFixes? [08:26] mine? === maskie [~maskie@196-30-108-106.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-motu === pe7er_ [~losof@pD95EB34E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.130.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:31] what about UniversePythonTransitionTODO and "being transitioned"? [08:32] trulux, \{ ? [08:32] dholbach, I tried another gcompris release, it's helpless [08:33] herve: I will try [08:34] hmm... can you smell that lemon pie? :-) [08:35] dholbach, d3vic3 transition a whole bunch of python/zope packages, but still no wiki page update :-/ [08:36] like someone transitioned spambayes but still marked as "being transitioned"... ;-) [08:38] koke did [08:39] so there's fewer to do than it seems [08:39] a bit few, but, still [08:42] UniversePriorityList -- 0% - 25% -- LOOKS GOOD [08:43] herve: I need a long bracket [08:43] herve: to fit the entries inside it [08:43] herve: and then make subbrackets for each entry [08:43] a typical brackets schema [08:44] f you can show me any tex code anywhere, I would appreciate it a lot === HiddenWolf [~hidden@136.130.dynamic.phpg.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === diamond [~diamond@194.46.78.156] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:45] lo folks [08:45] Heya diamond [08:45] dholbach: yo. i notice you removed ccmalloc, but it hasn't built on ppc has it? [08:45] what does the percentages on UPL mean? [08:46] bddebian: morning [08:46] diamond: erm, i thought it had [08:46] Mithrandir: rank on popcon+ [08:46] Mithrandir: i think it's just the relative number of output lines for buildd [08:46] ah [08:46] um [08:46] I fixed ccmalloc [08:46] er [08:46] dholbach: guh. my bad. didn't see the ubuntu1 version. [08:46] ok [08:46] i'll be quiet now -) [08:46] (http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/c/ccmalloc/0.4.0-2ubuntu1/) [08:46] dholbach: so 100% means "everybody has it installed"? [08:47] nope top 25% are the top 25% of packages in the user-has-installed-ranking [08:47] oook [08:48] trulux, I guess you win a whole trip through a latex tutorial :-) [08:49] anyone need an amd64 package looked at? otherwise i'm just gonna go poke randomly as usual ,-) [08:49] mozart could use amd64 love [08:50] not very important, I'd spend my time elsewhere [08:50] somebody should look at universe bugzilla bugs [08:50] dholbach: ok, i'll wander that direction. [08:50] i'm crawling over UniversePriorityLis [08:50] diamond: thank you very much [08:50] herve: I have worked with latex for 2 months, just that I don't have time for a tuto right now [08:51] trulux, so it's a mathematical typeset? [08:52] lamont: please give-back gkrellm-reminder [08:52] Mithrandir: it already built on the real buildds [08:52] oh, ok. [08:53] shouldn't it be removed from "can't build" then? [08:53] so chuck it off the list, if you're logged in [08:53] yes [08:53] herve: latex? general typeset, but it's maths capabilities are excellent [08:53] I'm not :P === Amaranth [~travis@ip68-229-188-97.om.om.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:53] i'll do it [08:53] thx [08:54] diamond, hu? er... sure! [08:54] herve: tho i'm probably missing some context here -) [08:54] no one transitioned gtk-engines-mist? [08:54] I'll try then [08:55] diamond, tell trulux if you want to advocate the math mode :-) [08:55] herve: no, it's just text [08:56] herve: I will get in "hardcore" mode later [08:56] It's for school work, for physics class === zendog [~jd78slsgp@148.243.92.91] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:56] please all get in wiki/bugzilla/package-review mode :-) [08:56] btw, I got the results of the wisc-r test [08:56] universe deserves some loving [08:56] dholbach, you forgot malone :-p [08:56] yes :-) [08:56] hula-reviews would be great [08:57] don't let malone alone! [08:57] hahaha [08:57] :-) [08:57] (oooook... this one was easy) [08:57] :-) [08:57] herve: gotta love those -) [08:57] nice rhyme for getting more bugtesters ;-) [08:58] s/bug// === skyrider [~skyrider@195.128.178.150] has joined #ubuntu-motu === zendog salutes :) [09:03] someone fancies fixing http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/l/luxman ? [09:04] should be (on i386) something to fix in the debian/-dir, like adding "-r" to xargs [09:04] dholbach: i have luxman building on amd64, it runs, but hangs -( [09:04] don't currently have ubuntu on i386 tho [09:04] buildlogs here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/l/luxman/0.41-19.1/ [09:05] diamond: same here... no i386 [09:05] dholbach: damn inferiour platforms -) [09:05] *inferior [09:05] *hum* dchroot *hum* [09:06] Nafallo: aye, but that's a lotta stuff to d/l just to poke at one package. i think i'm more useful poking at amd64 stuff, seeing as there are less of us [09:07] diamond: true. I keep forgetting my server is local :-P. [09:10] doko, ajmitch, dredg, tseng, Riddell, haggai: could you please have a look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniversePythonTransitionTODO and tick off, what you already transitioned? thanks a lot [09:10] the wiki is really slow atm :p [09:10] Nafallo: with an 8G quota per month on my dsl line, i'm already 3G in this month due to hoary stuff ,-) [09:11] diamond: yay! quotas suck! get a real isp? [09:11] Nafallo: i'm a student. real isps don't exist without real money -) [09:11] diamond: true ;-) === ajmitch [~ajmitch@port163-21.ubs.maxnet.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:12] Nafallo: besides, i live in ireland, i'm lucky i can _get_ dsl -) [09:12] the incumberant telco here sucks at rolling it out [09:12] diamond: sweden here. we got dsl almost everywhere :-). a bush could order it ;-). [09:13] Nafallo: oh yeah. was over there a month ago. you bastards. i wanna live there. -) [09:13] my parents in the forest can have 8M/1M ;-) [09:13] diamond: *s* [09:13] Nafallo: i have a friend in stockholm who has 100M to his house for the same i pay here for 1M/128k === bddebian2 [~bddebian@user216-178-65-218.netcarrier.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:14] diamond: myself is complaining about living to near one of those KC-stations only upgraded to two megabit :-P [09:14] diamond: he's a student, isn't he? [09:15] Nafallo: nono, he's old. around 31. [09:15] diamond: yeah, sucks to be you [09:15] diamond: ahh. bbb, that's with 300G quota :-P [09:15] Hey, watch what you consider old!! === diamond cries === herve [~hcauwelie@ip-3.net-81-220-179.nice.rev.numericable.fr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:15] bddebian2: -) [09:15] hmm, free 10M no cap with no cap :) [09:16] i hope somebody opens #ubuntu-bandwidth some day :-p [09:16] <-- Is ancient then [09:16] bddebian2: i'm a youthful 25 myself. [09:16] Heh, got ya by 10 years :-) [09:16] but i was very young when i was born [09:17] diamond: lol [09:17] I wondered if I was on #u-m for a moment :-) === diamond notes it's very easy to keep a straight face on irc [09:17] herve: hahaha, exactly [09:20] somebody could fix gaphor [09:20] it's on the PythonTransition as well [09:20] would you believe me if I say that's my fifth attempt to crate that $!#@ pbuild... [09:22] i look after tpb [09:22] tbp? [09:23] yes [09:23] on prioritylist [09:23] exactly [09:23] I can't find it [09:23] tpb Logs (6543) [09:24] herve: how can I change Theorem label (the text shown in the converted doc) to the Spanish translation? [09:24] /renewcommand? [09:24] another cache issue I guess [09:24] trulux, use the babel package [09:24] dredg: what about the UniverPriority - things? [09:25] dredg: oops, i meant PythonTransition [09:25] herve: it's already used [09:25] just no translation for Theorem [09:26] I don't know further [09:26] I only used latex a year ago for my "mmoire" [09:27] I guess gcc is supposed to bring some "cc" alias? [09:27] right [09:27] then... [09:27] cc is gcc-3.3 in Hoary [09:27] ../libtool: line 861: cc: command not found [09:27] hah [09:27] gcc-3.3 and -base installed [09:28] herve: ls -l /etc/alternatives/cc [09:28] herve: it should be a symlink to /usr/bin/gcc [09:28] diamond, -> /usr/bin/gcc [09:28] build-essential is installed too [09:29] herve: sounds like libtool has got it's $PATH mixed up then [09:29] I don't have cc in my path too [09:29] but it looks goo [09:29] d [09:29] herve: and /usr/bin/cc should be a symlink to /etc/alternatives/cc [09:30] maybe add EXTRAPACKAGES= [09:30] I could remake the link, but what happened... [09:31] herve: i think alternatives is supposed to handle the link [09:31] what are the contents of /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/cc ? === jani [~jani@iv.ro] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:31] hi jani [09:31] hi herve [09:32] hey jani [09:32] jani: what about the pythontransition packages? are they ok now? [09:32] hey dholbacj [09:32] yes [09:32] they're done [09:32] manual - /usr/bin/cc - cc.1.gz - /usr/share/man/man1/cc.1.gz -- /usr/bin/gcc - 20 - /usr/share/man/man1/gcc.1.gz [09:32] could you state it on the list as well? :-) [09:32] forgot to delete them from wiki [09:32] I addded the dashes, of course [09:32] which list? [09:34] the wiki [09:34] could somebody please grab tpb package from http://moz.gotdns.org/ubuntu/packages/ and try on i386? [09:34] i should read more closely *grmbl* [09:34] dholbach, you got it [09:35] herve: hm? [09:35] jani: systray is not affected by a symbol, will have to look at it post-Hoary [09:35] hmm what is it's problem? [09:35] I was just looking at it [09:35] unsupported by upstream? [09:35] jani: I haven't looked any closer than the error [09:35] dholbach, will try [09:36] xfprint doesn't load the cups_plugin [09:36] but if you go to printer settings that does [09:36] herve: thanks a lot [09:36] but printer settings only uses one function of the cups plugin [09:36] jani: k [09:36] while xprint and manager use a lot of the, [09:38] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/a/asc/1.15.3.0-1/ <--- easy fix (on i386), somebody please add svgalib1-dev [i386] to Build-Depends [09:39] (and try) [09:40] no! [09:40] libsvga1-dev [09:40] the former is deprecated [09:40] ah yes [09:41] ok... will do myself [09:41] morning [09:41] hey ajmitch [09:41] ajmitch: do you know about gnue-{reports, morning ajmitch! [09:42] no, but it doesn't surprise me [09:42] ah [09:42] hm [09:43] you know what the something else is? [09:43] I guess he was asking to you as an open question :-) [09:44] ajmitch: maybe i remembered wrong [09:45] how long have we got to fix & upload stuff? [09:45] like short before 8 utc [09:45] ok [09:45] ajmitch: would you please look over PythonTransition-page? [09:45] and look what you already solved? [09:46] removing tcpstat, built on all 4 arches [09:46] too late to ask for sync, I guess [09:46] dholbach: fixed malone bug #290: diamond.nonado.net/packages/gnucash for review if you have a chance [09:46] dholbach: just changed the path in the .desktop [09:46] diamond: you're ok suffices [09:46] diamond: have a (Closes: Malone #290) in there? [09:47] looks fancier ;-) [09:47] dholbach: no, just (malone #290) [09:47] but i can change that real easy -) [09:47] is ok as well ;-) [09:47] no... it's ok [09:47] will upload [09:47] and somebody: please test hula :-) === ajmitch has to go to work, will talk from there [09:47] ajmitch: see you later [09:48] ajmitch: syncing is alright === tritium [~rimbert@71.98.92.94] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:49] will look after kimdaba [09:50] Hey all! [09:50] hey AstralJava [09:50] Got a question about packaging. [09:51] I was talking with crimsun a while back, and he got me into making .desktop entries for those many packages that either don't have or have a broken one. [09:52] What's the schedule for them, it doesn't have anything to do with Hoary being released now? [09:52] now == today [09:52] it looks like gcompris is only missing a libsvga1-dev b-d [09:52] AstralJava: we have like 7h30m until release [09:52] test-building on i386 now [09:53] crimsun: aye [09:53] crimsun, ho no it is not...... [09:53] herve: k, fill me in === Burgundavia [~Burgundav@S01060011117b1045.du.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:54] crimsun, python transition, fscked up includes, missing .desktop... do I forget something? [09:54] dholbach: Yeah, I was just thinking. Actually, I don't know what I was thinking. :) [09:54] AstralJava: don't worry, same here :-) [09:55] herve: "includes" as in preprocessor macros? [09:55] herve: broken auto*-voodoo [09:55] dholbach: Been reading about design patterns for five+ hours.... [09:55] AstralJava: that breaks the spirit [09:55] Well anyway, now you know, I'll be working on those when I free myself from this cursed uni project. [09:55] crimsun, gtk/gnome api changes? I'm don't know more [09:55] diamond: uploaded [09:55] dholbach: cool, thanks [09:56] dholbach, tpb pbuilt! [09:56] herve: rock [09:57] uploaded [09:58] somebody looked at luxman? [09:58] (of the i386 folks) [10:04] kimdaba fixed [10:04] ogra, ping [10:04] tritium, pong [10:05] Hi ogra, sorry to bother. Please don't upload krecipes after all, okay? [10:05] ok [10:05] Okay. Thanks anyway ;) [10:14] herzi, ping [10:14] crimsun, the systray message is not really an error it is misleading :) [10:14] I got it because I got another systray running already [10:15] I didn't know how systray is supposed to look like [10:15] one bug less ;) [10:16] luma should be easy to fix: python build-deps === HillTop [~chatzilla@cpe-204-210-35-9.san.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:17] jani: heh [10:18] jani: thanks [10:18] I suck [10:18] but the xprint issue is more serious [10:18] someone brought it up on users ml to after you asked for testers [10:20] ok, i take care of luma [10:21] there are millions of packages with bogus build-depends around [10:21] hrmbl [10:23] luma fixed [10:30] i look after sim [10:30] Okay time to go to bed, see ya tomorrow. Oh, and have fun, who are there to witness the release! [10:31] I'll go dream about it. :) === AstralJava [c66783f113@cm-217-078-207-38.lohjanpuhelin.fi] has left #ubuntu-motu [] === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d9b.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:32] re [10:33] itou === ajmitch_ @ work now [10:36] how does it feel? :-) [10:36] ? [10:38] nevermind :-) [10:44] I don't think I'll fix gtk-mist-engine before I must go === zerokarmaleft [~zerokarma@ip68-12-45-133.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:50] raaah [10:53] hm? [10:53] I found it [10:54] dholbach, about https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8324 [10:54] I just pbuilt it [10:56] the latest from debian I mean [10:56] ok, tell elmo to sync [10:57] would somebody on i386 be so kind and test http://moz.gotdns.org/ubuntu/packages ? [10:58] is it long to build? [10:58] can't tell [10:58] don't think so [10:58] because I must go :( [10:58] my machines gets just too slow [10:59] but I have a package for you to upload before that [11:01] here: http://deb.oursours.net/motu/pending/ [11:01] dholbach: luxman failed on i386 [11:01] just a sec, maybe me [11:02] herve: will do [11:03] Burgundavia: the one on my site? [11:03] ya, but it was my fault [11:03] aha? [11:06] herve: thanks for fixing, uploaded === tritium [~rimbert@71.98.92.94] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [11:07] Burgundavia: could you try to build again? [11:07] or anybody else? [11:07] am doing so now [11:07] that stupid sim package is now building for 1h30m [11:07] good night all! [11:07] it's an icq clone *Grmbl* [11:08] sleep tight herve [11:08] and thanks for being here [11:08] sorry but sleeping 5h a night is not enough [11:08] +++ [11:08] seems to have build find, installing [11:08] and remember, cheer up!! [11:10] hmm [11:10] built and installed, but it won't run [11:10] hrmbl [11:10] however, I don't trust that my system is sane anymore [11:10] ok [11:10] but if it built, i'm glad [11:10] try a default setup [11:10] upload it anyway [11:15] crimsun I think I am getting closer to the xfprint bug [11:17] hi dholbach. [11:18] hey tseng [11:19] ha... sim built [11:20] so this new gdm theme [11:20] wtf is mark smoking these days [11:20] LAST MINUTE BONG HIT! [11:21] tseng: what does it look like? [11:22] ajmitch_: it looks like a joke [11:22] ajmitch_: see planet gnome [11:22] jani: k, what's up? [11:22] davyd madly posted a shot [11:22] looks like cups_plugin.so is not dlopenable [11:22] ah [11:22] same image as on the website [11:22] its also on the front page [11:22] yes [11:22] missing symbol printer_free() === trulux [~lorenzo@trulux.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:23] which is defined in common/printing-system.c [11:23] hum! [11:23] I think if they can be made to see eachother we're fine [11:23] I did a quick 10 liner C program to dlopen so files and then dlerror to see what's the problem [11:24] so from this standalone test it looks like plugin_cups.so is not built correctly??? [11:24] maybe I am just tired and mistaken though [11:26] xfprint might need a -Wl,E too? === skyrider [~skyrider@195.128.178.150] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [11:27] I hope not [11:27] looking through the build log not [11:27] now [11:29] no, it already uses --export-dynamic [11:30] hmm [11:31] oh sure [11:31] I loaded witha standalone program [11:31] which did not provide printer_free [11:31] :( [11:31] back to square 0 [11:32] http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Test/w/wayv should be an easy fix for powerpc-folks [11:38] ok so it is printer_free misising after all [11:38] I rebuilt glib and scattered printf and dlerror says the same as ofr the standalone porg [11:39] so it was ok since ld.so does all the relocations [11:39] i look at toursst [11:39] nevermind, was fixed === mvo [~Michael@ip181.135.1511I-CUD12K-01.ish.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:46] mvo: found anything nice on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUTodo? :-) [11:47] dholbach: still looking through the list :) [11:48] lists rather :-) [11:48] crimsun it is printer_free something fishy about it [11:48] objdump on cups_plugin says it is R_386_GLOB_DAT [11:48] while most other external refs are R_386_JUMP_SLOT [11:48] time to go read some docs :) [11:50] dholbach: what do you consider most importend? [11:50] if i only knew [11:50] mvo: the stuff that isn't done ,-) [11:50] ha... debuggtk ftbfs [11:50] that's funny :-) [11:51] dholbach: in what list is it hidding :) ? [11:51] diamond: :) [11:51] wiki.ubuntu.com/UniversePriorityList [11:53] gee ... I'll make myself a cup of tea first [11:54] and i'll browse the bugzilla entries marked as UNIVERSE [11:56] ogra: do you know if graveman-0.3.10 fixed #8369? [11:57] dunno, i dont have variable encoded mp3's around...i'll tag it needinfo [11:57] the OP can probably tell [11:58] grubconf needed to be chucked out, right? [11:59] uuuh, grubconf [11:59] grill? [11:59] toast? [11:59] nuke? [12:00] YEAH