[12:02] dholbach: can you review my radmind package? [12:03] not tonight, but i will review it [12:03] promise [12:03] awesome [12:03] thanks, I really appreciate it [12:03] I am going to have another package soon as well [12:03] is it on MOTUToReview or MOTUNewPackages? [12:04] ToReview [12:04] I had added it to NewPackage by mistake. I then removed it [12:04] then everything's fine [12:05] try to be patient [12:05] there are unfortunately loads of people waiting [12:05] right [12:06] ok well I will build this other package in the meantime [12:06] I wanta get it into debian and ubuntu [12:07] jabra: don't get me wrong: we all appreciate your work with the MOTUs but pushing people towards your packages won't help i fear [12:08] ok I understand [12:09] it just seems that there isn't anything be updated on that site. [12:09] that is just what it seems to me [12:09] I am probably wrong though [12:10] you must understand: we are 10 people doing this in our free time [12:10] right [12:10] and we're maintaining packages ourselves and some of us just returned from australia [12:10] and universe are ~15000 packages [12:10] right [12:11] it's pretty annoying to wait for a review, i can absolutely understand your point [12:11] ok right [12:11] but i'm afraid that only patience helps here [12:11] ok [12:12] sorry for being annoying [12:13] don't worry [12:13] i just want to explain our current situation [12:13] i hope we will grow soon, so i'm glad you still do work on packages [12:15] basically I have sometime before I start my job and I just finished a semester of college (CO OP) [12:16] ah ok [12:17] so I am working on personnal projects and packaging for tools I use [12:21] brb === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d86.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:25] re [12:25] weee [12:25] monodoc_1.0.6-1ubuntu1_source.changes ACCEPTED [12:25] :-))))9 [12:25] yeah [12:27] thats my first "real" upload [12:27] waaaaaah, the new beep-media-player skin is UGLY [12:27] dude, beep is ugly [12:27] use muine [12:27] or sonance [12:27] he has to wait for me and libgda :( [12:27] for those [12:28] is muine borked in breezy? [12:28] if you use amd64 [12:28] oh [12:28] ok [12:32] im fixing that atm === Burgundavia feels guilty as he hasn't done any packaging in ages === doko [~doko___@dsl-082-082-201-239.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === GheRivero [~ghe@81.172.91.146] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:38] yay! my firewall works :-) [12:44] and you can even access IRC? impressive!" [12:44] hehe [12:45] just run a test from pcflank.com on 1-65535, everything does what it should :-) [12:45] stealthed except ssh, smtp and www :-) === womble [~mpalmer@newkevlar.wgong.baileyroberts.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:19] good night everyone [01:23] hey [01:24] tseng: anything you want me to break/unbreak now for mono? [01:24] or are you still waiting on the libgda stuff === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:25] hey AndyFitz [01:25] tseng: congrats on getting into the keyring, btw [01:26] heya ajmitch_ === JanC [~janc@dD5764B2F.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:49] ajmitch_: i can fix from here [01:49] ajmitch_: its taking my uploads now [01:49] excellent [01:50] dammit [01:52] just about got to breezy status [01:52] yeah i lost the amd64 fix [01:52] gotta readd [01:52] should fix the changelog too [02:07] gah upload privelages rock [02:10] ogra: that last upload was just for you [02:15] im getting used to this svn-buildpackage stuff === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has left #ubuntu-motu [] [02:19] ajmitch_: im about to trash the hell out of your chroot I think === Nafallo let's festival read the log from #ubuntu-hardened ;-) [02:22] hows my nick sound? [02:22] silly [02:22] tseng: I'm not there yet ;-) [02:22] tseng: I had to sed "greater than" ;-) [02:22] oh man [02:22] hehe [02:22] yeah i always wonder how that works [02:23] because dmwaters uses all that text-to-speech stuff [02:23] joins are really irritating ;-) [02:24] i hope this is the last revision of mono for awhile [02:24] tseng: I just did cat rfc-1.log | sed s/\/\ / | festival --tts [02:24] :-) [02:24] weve made 5 [02:24] one because ajmitch_ cant cut and paste code :P [02:25] one because I'm a tool [02:32] mmm where is seb [02:32] is it sleep time there? [02:34] should be 1:34 or something... [02:34] spain, right? [02:35] france [02:35] should be either 1:35 or 2:35 then... [02:35] not sure which of them... [02:38] oh well [02:38] i mailed him [02:38] no wonder ive been talking to myself [02:38] hehe [02:38] I let the computer talk ;-) [02:39] oh man we are so close [02:39] mono++ [02:43] hmm, festival says SE Linux as SouthEast Linux ;-) [02:45] ajmitch_: http://tseng.ath.cx/images/mono.png [02:46] ajmitch_: tommorow could be the big day :) [02:54] tseng: Brandon Hale sounded good enough :-) [02:54] hah ok [02:54] i meant nick [02:59] hmm, capitalized code wasn't fun to hear for once. [02:59] tseng: you should soon join the channel I think ;-) [03:00] yay === zul [~chuck@CPE0006258ec6c2-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:23] hey I didn't cut & paste that code, I just did it from scratch :P.. [03:23] yeah, wrong! [03:23] :D [03:24] and then I went and clobbered it [03:24] oh well [03:24] oh fuck me [03:24] cli-common isnt available on amd64? [03:24] whats the deal with that [03:25] The following packages have unmet dependencies: [03:25] cli-common: Depends: mono-utils but it is not going to be installed or === ajmitch_ checks [03:25] cil-disassembler [03:25] Arch: all [03:26] mono-utils not built on amd64? did we miss it in the arch lines? [03:26] *looks* [03:26] we did [03:26] nah, debs are there [03:27] well [03:27] its not in my copy [03:27] of control [03:27] there are debs for 2ubuntu4 [03:27] none for 3ubuntu1 [03:27] ok [03:27] well [03:27] which is what the buildd will try & install [03:28] perhaps [03:28] tseng: lol [03:28] tseng: t-s-e-n-g ;-) [03:28] is anyone who can try to install mono-utils and see whats broke [03:28] on amd64 === ajmitch_ chuckles at jba's job hunting [03:28] he /msg me first [03:29] and I told him it was a long shot [03:30] tseng: damn your nick is irritating ;-) [03:30] has he got anything actually to show with ubuntu other than showing up at udu? [03:30] so can I put a # in control? [03:30] btw, I'm building a breezy chroot on amd64 :-) [03:31] Nafallo: thanks, you can test mono for us [03:31] zul: he must have done something on mono or be pretty slick with whois, he found the dec channel [03:31] dev. [03:31] heh [03:31] miguel invited me or i would have nfc [03:32] must go back to gcc4 thingy === JanC [~janc@JanC.member.lugwv] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:32] cli-common only has a build log for i386 [03:32] ajmitch_: yepp, that's the plan :-) [03:33] or i guess it is arch all so it builds on the 386? [03:36] yes [03:41] yeah wtf is broken [03:45] just that mono-util does'nt want to install on amd64 now [03:46] my internet connection is saturised by my nightly mirrorsync :-/ [03:46] ajmitch_: i know [03:46] ajmitch_: why [03:46] I'm trying to add a archive.ubuntu.com to my sources.list === jaldhar [~jaldhar@69.141.24.176] has joined #ubuntu-motu === bddebian [~bddebian@68.32.197.238] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:55] mono-utils: Depends: mono-assemblies-base but it is not going to be installed [03:56] hm [03:56] do you have amd64 for -assemblies-* ajmitch_ ? [03:56] also [03:56] http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.1.7/ [03:56] crack of the day! [03:56] "Mono no longer requires a separate shared process to provide the previous features, this has significantly improved Mono's I/O performance. Beagle is three times as fast indexing files and xsp tripled its speed." [03:56] if I try to install to install that package it want's mono-common. [03:56] I try to install mono-common then... :-) [03:56] well [03:57] ill just read the diff out of pool [03:59] hmm, those packages are from my local mirror. they wasn't up2date. [04:00] uh [04:00] so 2ubuntu4 had amd64 in all the right places [04:00] I removed local mirror from sources.list, apt-cache policy still claimes mono-common to be 1.1.6-2ubuntu4 [04:00] because it is [04:01] ahh [04:01] so [04:01] what cant you install please [04:01] root cause [04:03] mono-common has candidate 1.1.6-2ubuntu4 [04:04] mono-assemblies-base: Depends: mono-common (= 1.1.6-3ubuntu2) [04:04] seems that's the problem... [04:04] explains a bit [04:04] seems that all archs need to be built in sync === ajmitch_ wonders who that jba person is [04:07] Heya ajmitch_ [04:07] hello bddebian [04:08] I am wondering what the differnce for packages build for ubuntu compared to those built for debian [04:18] um, what [04:18] ooooh [04:18] since the arch amd64 stuff borked its fucked, ok [04:19] no problem [04:21] goodnight people :-) [04:39] tseng: quit being lazy, mono 1.1.7 is out now. don't sleep until it's packaged. === zyga [~zyga@87-mia-9.acn.waw.pl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === zyga [~zyga@87-mia-9.acn.waw.pl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === elmo_ [~james@83-216-141-215.jamest298.adsl.metronet.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:44] <\sh> morning gentlemen === zyga [~zyga@87-mia-9.acn.waw.pl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:03] crimsun: well, I tried to setup the proxy over ssh tunnel, but I can't seem to get it working [06:03] where does it not work? [06:04] can you connect to your irssi proxy without the ssh tunnel? [06:04] No [06:05] is the proxy module loaded in your irssi client, and have you set a port and a passwd for freenode? [06:05] not remotely, that is [06:06] ok, I presume 'tritium' is the irssi client? [06:06] yes [06:07] and yes to proxy module, port, and password question [06:09] ok, so from another irc client (say, from the same host), you should be able to connect to port $x and get the freenode session [06:09] yes, I can do that okay [06:09] can't do it remotely [06:09] ah, so you can't connect from outside to ip:x [06:10] right [06:10] does your isp allow a range of high incoming ports? [06:11] yes, but I've only port-forwarded ssh through my router. I believe that's what i have configured incorrectly [06:11] I mean the ssh tunnel [06:11] ah, yeah. You'll need to forward additional ports on your router [06:12] <\sh> ok..change request was successfull...now I can go back home and sleep [06:12] night, \sh [06:12] crimsun: despite tunneling? [06:12] Ah, I think I understand. [06:16] <\sh> crimsun: not so fast :) [06:16] ah :) === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has left #ubuntu-motu [] === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d86.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:55] hey [06:55] Daniel! :) [06:56] hey michael! :-) [06:56] Hi dholbach :) [07:00] crimsun, okay, all setup now. Got ssh tunnel working. No need for port-forwarding on my router. [07:00] tritium: awesome. [07:01] crimsun, thanks again for the suggestion, and the help :) [07:01] np at all [07:01] morning daniel :) [07:01] hey crimsun :-) === tritium is a happy camper === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0946.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:11] 'morning [07:11] Morning, ivoks [07:11] what's up? :) [07:12] hey ivoks [07:12] dholbach [07:12] how are you? [07:12] sleepy :) === hunger_ [~hunger@p54A667E1.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:12] me too [07:12] i'm up since 3AM [07:13] now is 7:12 [07:13] ivoks: here too :-) [07:13] lol [07:13] i had to finish some drawings in autocad :( [07:14] so, what's the procedure with packages in motu? [07:15] who is reviewing them and how long does it takes? [07:15] anybody of us will do it [07:15] but we're in a bottleneck situation at the moment [07:15] but i hope it'll get better soon [07:15] i can imagine :) [07:15] we're like ten people, doing it in our free time [07:15] i know [07:16] and maintain own packages as well, so being patient is highly appreciated :-) [07:16] hehehe [07:16] it's ok... [07:16] i can't give any ETAs [07:16] I will try and do a few reviews tonight [07:16] oh, crimsun [07:16] crimsun: good one... i will join you [07:17] crimsun i created my kernel package :) [07:17] crimsun but not ur way :) [07:17] ivoks: many paths to the same destination :) [07:17] ivoks: you should joing #ubuntu-kernel for that [07:17] dholbach i know === dholbach wonders, if he should introduce a "review day" for himself, like thursdays [07:18] :) [07:18] crimsun /usr/share/doc/kernel-package/debian.README says it all ;) [07:19] well... i have to reboot now :( [07:19] speaking of kernel-package, is it naming the result kernel-image or linux-image ? [07:19] i have to print those cad drawings and of to university [07:19] tritium it's linux-image on ubuntu [07:19] tritium but, by default it calls it kernel-package [07:19] ivoks, right, so kernel-package in ubuntu names them correctly? [07:20] tritium nope :( [07:20] That's what I thought. [07:20] tritium i explaied all in howto [07:20] ivoks, oh, where at? [07:20] wait, kernel-package creates kernel-image-foo? [07:20] that's a rather significant bug if so [07:20] crimsun i said that couple of times on couple of places :) [07:21] a few people I've recommended kernel-package to have told me the same [07:21] I've not used it in ubuntu, only debian [07:21] tritium http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/KernelCompileHowto [07:21] ivoks, thanks [07:21] that probably needs to be merged, but we'll have to ask MOMs [07:22] crimsun https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10148 [07:22] uh-oh, a new acronymn I don't know... [07:22] tritium: (Masters of Main) [07:22] crimsun, thanks...should have guessed [07:23] There should be a MON for jack-of-all-trade types ;) [07:24] So perhaps kernel-package should be ubuntuized. dh-make could be modified a bit too [07:24] tritium heh... [07:25] i would sugest leave as is [07:25] kernel-package, or dh-make? [07:25] but change linux-image to kernel-image [07:25] but, that's only me :) [07:25] dh_make could spew alot less crap [07:26] tritium: i will change dh-make, if i get approved for main uploads in next tb meeting [07:26] dholbach, super@ [07:26] ! [07:26] ah... [07:26] why was decided to name images linux-image? [07:27] i already have a patch for it, but the debian guy didn't want it [07:27] well, i agree it's better than kernel-image, but produces more work [07:27] (using lsb-release and such) [07:27] ooh, good idea === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:33] this is longest period ubuntu stayed on my computer :) [07:34] last time i reinstalled debian after 2 weeks :) === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:43] ivoks, how come? === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Burgundavia [~corey@24.68.129.104] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:48] tritium it was warty [07:48] ivoks, oh, ok [07:48] i wasn't satisifed it it... [07:48] with it [07:49] man... i have to see a doctor [07:49] you okay? [07:49] i had car accident [07:49] week ago [07:49] since than i make a lot of typos.... [07:50] and my car is... well, there is no more car :) [07:50] sorry to hear that. === ogra [~ogra@p5089E0E9.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:50] oh shit :-/ [07:50] me too :( [07:51] guy smashed me from in the rear === susus [~sz@p5089E0E9.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:51] bumbed me in the car in front of me [07:51] didn't even brake... [07:51] ivoks, you got medical attention, I hope [07:51] tritium yeah, i was in hospital, but i didn't feel anything strange [07:52] they sanitized my neck [07:52] okay, good that you were checked [07:54] yeah.. [07:55] small car... i have to go to insurance company to see wich price they figured out :) === dholbach has his fingers crossed [07:56] dholbach me too [07:56] but the day didn't start well... it's raining :( [08:00] time to finally use an ubuntu kernel, brb [08:12] looks like ajmitch_ didn't make it :) [08:12] hopefully nothing serious [08:13] those fscks can take a bit ;) [08:13] :) [08:13] not on ext3/xfs/etc... [08:13] if you hit the mount limit, sure [08:13] (for ext3) [08:13] ah, tune2fs [08:14] -c 99999999 [08:14] yikes [08:14] I kinda like the ole 20 === tritium wishes G5s with 970MP would be available soon [08:15] i don't like ext3 at all [08:16] molotov follow ubuntuguid.org, u can't miss [08:16] ups :) [08:21] bye all, time to go [08:21] cya [08:21] bye ivoks === dholbac1 [~daniel@td9091d86.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu === mvirkkil [~mvirkkil@vipunen.hut.fi] has left #ubuntu-motu [] === ajmitch_ [~ajmitch@port162-41.ubs.maxnet.co.nz] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:48] crimsun, it's nearly 3 am there, isn't it? [08:54] sleep is for the weak [08:54] heh, I'm weak then ;) [08:54] ya me too === jabra => bed [08:55] Same for me. Good night all. === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d86.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu === chmj [~d3vic3@dumbledore.hbd.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Gervystar [~gervystar@62.94.208.119] has joined #ubuntu-motu === koke [~koke@155.210.13.152] has joined #ubuntu-motu === jsg [~jsg@202.57.71.236] has joined #ubuntu-motu === thoreauputic [~prospero@wolax7-030.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === thoreauputic_ [~prospero@wolax7-030.dialup.optusnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Danten [~danten@h46n8c1o1049.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === koke [~koke@155.210.13.152] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:06] hi all! === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:26] hey koke, AndyFitz [11:26] hi dholbach === ogra [~ogra@p5089E0E9.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === doko [~doko___@dsl-082-082-201-054.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === HostingGeek is now known as NewGuyAskingNewQ === NewGuyAskingNewQ is now known as HostingGeek === Danten [~danten@h36n10c1o1049.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === tseng [~tseng@mail.thegrebs.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d64.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:35] wb dholbach :) [12:35] yayay === Amaranth [~travis@ip68-229-188-97.om.om.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Amaranth [~travis@ip68-229-188-97.om.om.cox.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Nafallo [~nafallo@nafallo.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:00] morning all [01:00] hi [01:01] hmm, I'm going to build my test environment for my lappy. dunno if I should use chroot or pbuild though. [01:02] I tend to use both [01:02] well, chroots should be easier to set up from what I've heard :-) [01:03] I use the pbuilder base.tgz for setting up chroots :) [01:03] hehe [01:07] I might aswell use my local mirror :-) [01:08] hmm [01:12] hmm [01:12] dependancy problems with cpp gcc and g++ while debootstraping. [01:12] anyone else get this? [01:14] can't say I've tried debootstrapping breezy in the last couple of days - I know some changes have been made [01:14] I'll try debootstrapping without --variant. === herzi [~herzi@c180213.adsl.hansenet.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:23] dooh! [01:23] I shouldn't follow wikipages without thinking... [01:24] which one ? [01:24] http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DebootstrapChroot [01:24] I copied my sources.list and just runned apt-get update [01:24] I should use breezy in the chroot, not hoary. [01:25] yeah [01:26] beware the power of sed ;-). fixed :-). [01:30] does anybody of you have a postgresql server up, on which i could try glom? :-) [01:31] not yet [01:31] dholbach: yeah, I think postgresql still works.. [01:31] what is glom? [01:31] a new DB frontend [01:31] database designer and user interface [01:31] ah ok [01:32] what do you mean by "postgresql still works"? :-) [01:32] I upraded to breezy, remember :) [01:33] just starting to hack on a tool to help me merge some of these packages - so many packages are still newer in debian [01:36] dholbach, didnt you package fast-user-applet already ? shouldnt it be on ToReview ? === ogra cleans out UniverseCandidates [01:37] i packaged it, but the new version requires /etc/gdm/gdm.conf to lie around in configure target [01:38] Unfrgive1's fusa build-deps on gdm [01:38] hmm... [01:38] i want to discuss this with upstream, since it's unacceptable [01:38] it should be runtime only, not compiletime [01:39] yeah... it's insane [01:39] depends would be necessary (gdmflexiserver) , but build-depends... [01:39] ogra: it requires gdm.conf at build-time [01:39] ouch [01:39] yes [01:39] the compiler options should workaround it, but they don't work [01:39] i suspect broken m4-foo in configure.ac [01:39] but i don't want to fix it === ogra lols at FreeDoko [01:41] sounds like free willy [01:41] heh [01:41] hahaha [01:46] aha! === Nafallo backports the new version of debootstrap ;-) [01:46] he said the word! [01:47] GAH [01:49] hmm, failed anyway :-/ [01:50] should work to debootstrap hoary and dist-upgrade, right? ;) [01:51] huh... why do i have nvu in my apt-cache.... [01:51] yes [01:51] is it in debian now ? [01:51] ogra: it landed in sid [01:51] yay... [01:52] ehm... something bad must have happened at some point... === ogra happily wipes out all traces of nvu from the wiki [01:52] I remember thom complaining about yet another copy of the firefox source in the archive :) [01:52] :-) [01:52] Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server [01:52] Xlib: No protocol specified [01:52] I tried to run sudo synaptic & :-P [01:52] ok... i'm out... see you later [01:52] dholbach: laters :-) [01:53] brb, hopefully === Nafallo [~nafallo@nafallo.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:58] never ever bindmount stuff, forget about them, and try to recursivly remove the tree where you home is/was. [01:58] I'm glad I detected my failure in time and only erased all settings. [02:00] rm should grow a -x [02:01] -x? [02:01] aka --one-file-system; find has it, du has it, why not rm too? [02:02] ah, _that_ would be really good. that's a security upload, no? ;-) [02:02] ;) [02:03] fuck! I've lost .bash_profile and .bashrc :-P [02:03] restore from backup, then [02:04] or check them out again. === Mithrandir hugs CVS, SVN and Arch [02:04] /etc/skel is my backup for the moment :-) [02:04] :P [02:04] hmm [02:05] I think I've just found use for the empty 4.5GB SCSI-drive in my server ;-) [02:07] hmm === Nafallo plugs his usbstick and hopes to find .ssh and .gpg [02:07] s/gpg/gnupg/ [02:11] I could get them from my server. === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:33] *puuh* === koke [~koke@155.210.13.152] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Seveas [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Danten [~danten@h36n10c1o1049.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:23] finally. [03:23] I can run tests on stuff :-) === AndyFitz [~andy@220-245-97-227-qld-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has left #ubuntu-motu [] === banta [~banta@cpe.atm0-0-0-1801039.0x50a0a1c2.boanxx4.customer.tele.dk] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:28] Nafallo: know much about building packages? [03:28] tseng|work: not yet. but I snag sources to look at from time to time :-). [03:28] ok rock on [03:29] you have breezy/amd64 right? [03:29] tseng|work: amd64 hoary with breezy amd64 and i386 chroots :-) [03:29] rock out [03:29] have 20 minutes or so? [03:29] tseng|work: I got the whole day :-) [03:30] heh [03:30] if you could, grab the source for mono on breezy [03:30] edit debian/rules [03:30] remove the extra tab in the ifeq (... amd64) block [03:30] and try to build it [03:30] oki [03:31] apt-get build-dep mono; dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot [03:31] basically [03:32] worked fine for me yesterday already (with homebuilt libgnomedb).... i'm wondering where this strange error on the buildd comes from === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:34] gr === Nafallo makes backup of the chroots first * [03:34] anyway, its not weird ogra [03:34] mono can use nptl or linuxthreads [03:35] linuxthreads is default.. amd64 doesnt have it [03:35] hmmm.... [03:35] so there is some code that sets the confflags per arch [03:35] which worked once on the buildd [03:35] now its failing [03:35] only change is some extra whitespace [03:35] i got from pasting it [03:35] looks rather like a buildd oddity... [03:35] could be [03:36] but it worked before with *almost* the same code [03:36] ill ask lamont [03:36] i guess [03:36] you left the whitespace in? [03:37] i didnt touch the surce at all [03:37] source even [03:37] you should just switch the default to nptl, since all our platforms support it, afaik. [03:38] tseng|work, 1.1.6-2ubuntu4 [03:38] oh no [03:38] 3ubuntu3 [03:39] or was it 4 already [03:39] 3ubuntu4 [03:39] ah, yeah, i c you already switched to -3 [03:39] Mitrandir: nptl has problems on x86 [03:40] Mithrandir: ill look into enabling it again and testing later [03:40] a few months ago nptl mono on x86 crashed 100% of the time, it was awesome [03:40] tseng|work: uhm, how so on x86? It'll be the default for breezy+1 so you have to fix it anyhow. :) [03:40] yes [03:43] (x86 will still have linuxthreads in breezy+1 btw) [03:43] ill definately test it again nptl only later [03:44] ogra: would you mind building 3ubuntu4? [03:44] no... just grabbing the source... [03:44] awesome [03:46] 35% grabbed :-P [03:46] I need faster downstream :-P [03:46] oh you know what [03:46] I'm retarded [03:47] hehe, didn't know that ;-) [03:47] i bet I left --with-tls=pthread in confflags at the top [03:47] and it isnt overriden by defining it again [03:47] oops [03:48] hi thom! how's it going? :-) [03:48] will fix when I get home [03:49] working with my own changes and anonymous svn to alioth is annoying [03:50] I cant wait till everyone uses arch/hct and I can make my own branch and merge things [03:50] vs trying to merge by hand, I'm obviously too dumb for that [03:51] tseng|work: you shouldn't be so hard on yourself. in my opinion you're neither dumb or retarded. [03:52] s/or/nor/ [03:52] Nafallo dude ive made like 10 revisions already [03:52] tseng: and uploads are cheap, so? :-) [03:52] fucking up the merge [03:52] will probably straighten out in the end. [03:53] sure [03:53] once it finally works we can go to 1.1.7 [03:54] 3x beagle indexing speed [03:54] im very excited [03:54] tseng|work: what changes do you want me to make before building? [03:55] morning everyone [03:55] whiprush: morning :-) [03:55] Nafallo, now that I know whats wrong [03:55] remove --with-tls=pthread at the top of rules [03:55] and leave the ifeq that sets it per arch [03:56] and the extra whitespace in the ifeq [03:56] tseng|work: hmm, ifeq ($(DEB_BUILD_GNU_TYPE), $(DEB_HOST_GNU_TYPE)) [03:56] tseng|work: that whitespace? [03:56] no, next one [03:57] one of the lines has a trailing tab [03:57] there are no whitespace... _ARCH),amd64) [03:57] ahh [03:57] endif === tseng_ [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:03] cgi-irc is the worst === bddebian [~bddebian@user216-178-65-218.netcarrier.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:04] hehe [04:05] anyone have a solution for ssh over https? [04:05] someone mentioned one at udu [04:05] tseng_: just ssh on port 443? [04:06] hm well [04:06] it has to go through an http proxy [04:06] you cant go directly out :( [04:06] but: you can on ftp [04:07] ill try that port later [04:07] tseng: wasn't there a package for http-tunneling somewhere in debian... [04:09] http://htun.runslinux.net/ [04:09] :-) [04:09] tseng_, seems it still fails... [04:10] hm nice [04:10] same place, same eroor [04:10] tseng_: nstx and ssh over that [04:13] ogra: it should just return error when failing, right? [04:13] yep [04:13] ogra: built here. [04:13] make[9] : *** [../../class/lib/net_1_1_bootstrap/mscorlib.dll] Fehler 1 [04:13] (Fehler = Error) [04:14] Nafallo, what exactly did you rip out of the rules file ? [04:14] if it works for Nafallo it should be fine [04:14] ill upload tonight [04:15] ogra: the tab after ifeq (... amd64)'s endif and --with-tls=pthread in build-stamp: cli-wrapper [04:16] argh... [04:16] tseng_: if you have working ping you can abuse that [04:16] i missed the last one [04:16] i think overdoing ping or dns might set something off [04:16] http might be ignored [04:17] hmm, is there an easy way to clean up the chroot? ;-) [04:17] especially if it can do https [04:17] tseng_: openvpn can tunnel over http [04:17] clean how? [04:17] if i have alot of -dev stuff around i dont want, sometimes ill do: [04:17] apt-get remove libc6-dev [04:17] debfoster is your friend [04:17] then apt-get install ubuntu-desktop to add it back [04:18] or for minimal just lsb-base libc6-dev [04:18] but you are really better off using pbuilder for that sort of thing [04:18] in the long run. [04:20] Hello Mithrandir ;-) [04:21] I thought I saw something about pbuilder on the wiki :-P [04:22] hiya bddebian [04:22] have I told you how much I love that wiki? ;-) [04:22] tseng_: http://sebsauvage.net/punching/, btw. [04:22] im going to drop the pbuilder doc on there into my ubuntu packaging quickstart [04:23] tseng: mhm, URL? :-) [04:24] I clean up with rm -r && tar jxf .tar.bz2 this time ;-) [04:24] http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/IntroDeveloperDocs?highlight=%28MediumPriority%29%7C%28UduBof%29 [04:24] just notes [04:24] yeah having a tar'd up chroot is good [04:24] ahh, they aren't done yet :-) [04:26] yeah i am just starting to get over jet lag [04:26] and beating my head against mono merges [04:26] *s* [04:26] when thats all in i can start working on the doc [04:27] Mithrandir: that looks too easy, ta [04:28] tseng: I can be your testperson how well the docs work. when I become a MOTU it worked ;-). [04:28] hah rock on [04:29] i taught a few people at UDU and they seemed to catch on very well [04:29] but that was hands-on [04:29] more fun that way [04:29] you taught the edubuntu guys ? [04:29] ya [04:29] yay [04:29] jeff and colin [04:29] yea. and they knew programming before I suppose :-)... [04:30] daniel got them setup with gpg [04:30] they knew python [04:32] hmm, oki. [04:33] well, learning by doing should be my way I belive :-). that's how I got this far into computers ;-). [04:40] hmm [04:40] I forgot to rip out my frenchclasses from the playlist :-P === zul [~chuck@198.62.158.205] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Nafallo [~nafallo@nafallo.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [04:55] hmm [04:56] xchat didn't detect my change of ip and interface ;-) [05:12] hmm [05:12] anyone experimented with pbuilder from within a chroot? ;-) === Burgundavia [~corey@S010600d0b748c4c1.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [05:25] Nafallo: why would you bother? [05:26] thom: keep up2date with debootstrap without having to backport it all the time :-) === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === Nafallo reconsiders. debootstrap of breezy is borked atm anyway. [05:45] better to bootstrap hoary and dist-upgrade [05:45] its going to stay that way [05:46] tseng|work: yea, that's what I'm doing now :-) === thom comes to the conclusion he should start throwing mail away [05:52] -Mutt: Mail/ubuntu/users [Msgs:32506 [05:52] hehe [05:53] hmm, so i have some doubled.... [05:53] 33915 says evo [05:57] mm i unsubbed from -users [05:58] -devel is noisy enough [05:58] ogra: alot of people cross post or double post [05:58] i have a duplicate filter [05:58] not really [05:59] (not relly a lot) [05:59] well === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:00] i get a few mails a week in duplicates [06:00] geez, i got a working tomboy [06:00] rock on dude [06:00] so you built mono, gnomedb, gtk-sharp ? [06:01] tseng|work, http://beatniksoftware.com/pipermail/tomboy-list_beatniksoftware.com/2005-February/000558.html [06:01] try this one... except the second part of the patch... [06:02] I can't get pbuilder to update unauthenticated *scratches head* [06:02] eh, whats that ogra [06:03] supposed to force gtk-sharp1? [06:03] the source didnt build... looks like PanelApplet is declared as class and as namespace... === cc [~cc@byte.fedora] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:03] so one of them needed to be changed... [06:03] oh yeah build time [06:04] calling it PanelApplet1 seems a bit odd though [06:05] im using http://download.dajobe.org/debian/experimental/ [06:07] * Tomboy/Tray.cs: Apply minimal patch to support building under mono 1.1.x. [06:09] 0.3.2, new upstream with mono 1.1 fixes [06:09] ill upload it as soon as libgnomedb is fixed [06:19] lamont: libgnomedb errors out on buildd, cant install libgda2-3.. could it be that the apt database is out of date? [06:19] lamont: as I can install that. [06:20] tseng|work: no. it's because libgda2-3 is in universe [06:20] oh, yuck [06:20] ok. [06:21] (promotion has been requested, fwiw) [06:22] yeah im sure everyone can do just fine without me bothering === ogra [~ogra@p5089E0E9.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [06:23] ogra: did you get my messages [06:24] nope [06:24] well there is a new upstream with mono 1.1 fixes [06:24] that i am using [06:24] (update-manager tried to upgrade pcmcia ;) [06:24] lunchtime bbl [06:24] ah, ok [06:24] now i know why i have the old icon [06:35] I don't know why, but I had a .pbuilderrc in my homedir. Now I know why things failed for me. === herve [~herve@bar.oursours.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:23] hi [07:24] hi herve [07:24] Heya Herve === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0950.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:38] hi [07:39] Hello ivoks [07:39] hi [07:40] omg [07:40] 50 spams today [07:40] Light day eh? ;-P [07:40] uhh... [07:41] looks like SA died on server :) [07:41] http://www.grad.hr/amavis-stats/ [07:41] hm... that's too many mails registred as regular :( === dholbach [~daniel@td9091d64.pool.terralink.de] has joined #ubuntu-motu [07:48] jesus... what to do :( [07:48] ivoks: pray ;-) [07:48] lol! i found error :) [07:49] bayes_seen and bayes_toks are rw for root [07:49] but, not readable for amavis user :) [07:49] and spamassassin runs as amavis user :) [07:50] those spamers... worst kind of people... [07:50] i wouldn't kill them... [07:51] i would cut their fingers, one by one... :) [07:53] baah, they are most often transparent to me :-) [07:53] most people of that kind is ;-) [07:55] eh [07:58] ogra: back [07:59] tseng|work: dude, what's the obsession with power adaptors about? :-) [08:00] thom: good question :-) [08:00] dholbach: *g* [08:01] they're.. sexy? [08:01] :P [08:02] thom: there was some really crack stuff going on with power conversion [08:03] i had half a mind to take a picture of smufix every day too [08:03] and post them all sorted by date [08:04] wouldve been pretty mean, though [08:05] heh [08:05] smufix? [08:05] did he/she look worse everyday or something? [08:05] er, sortof [08:06] mostly identical every day... [08:06] he lost his suitcase and wore the same outfit for at least 2 weeks [08:06] o_O [08:06] not for a lack of free tshirts [08:08] speaking of t-shirts, are there now MOTU shirts? [08:08] no [08:09] you could make some on cafe press [08:09] dholbach, that's your brainchild, isn't it? [08:10] herve had the idea as well, ogra too - dunno whose idea it was in the first place [08:11] cool [08:11] so if somebody had a design, i would pass it directly to sabdfl :-) [08:14] lets just take the simple launchpad t-shirt design... [08:14] any idea? I can mock something up quickly [08:15] an ubuntu logo, MOTU in capital letters and "guess who compiled the package you're using?" [08:15] maybe a link to our wiki page :-) [08:15] ok [08:15] how about [08:15] "We compile your packages" [08:16] or "Can we compile your package?" [08:16] i like "...guess who compiled the package you're using?" === dholbach likes herve's version better, but any other opinions? [08:17] "let us fix your package" [08:17] it would be pretty funny in the us [08:17] and MOTU in this typesetting http://community.webshots.com/photo/338849189/338853480iMyAXJ [08:18] since we're talking Universe here, would be cool to work in the phrase "The world is not enough." [08:18] a logo anywhere and the text somehow handwritten.... [08:18] tritium, on the back ? [08:18] what does that mean anyway [08:18] fogo na bamba [08:18] ogra, anywhere :) [08:18] no idea... [08:18] the world is not enough on the sleeve? [08:18] i just like the typesetting [08:19] hey, canonical *compiles* the packages ;-) [08:19] Burgundavia, cool :) [08:20] ok, probably "fixed" then ;) [08:20] [08:20] then I like tsengs [08:21] thom: the slogan evolved when herve was compiling some package which took 2,5h for the 5th time or something [08:21] mine is raunchy [08:21] yours is funny === Burgundavia is from Canada [08:22] yeah, im just guessing ESL people dont get it [08:22] nope [08:23] tseng|work, where are you from? [08:23] pennsylvania, iirc :-) [08:24] yes [08:27] an idea http://img197.echo.cx/img197/4254/path28897mt.png [08:29] we fix :) [08:29] to much logo for my taste... [08:29] too much? how so? [08:30] but the idea with the planet is nice [08:30] Ah, cool, it's a planet. I was thinking it was an electron :) [08:31] the logo should just be a small thingie, the MOTU should slap you right in the face, so everybody will ask you about it ;) [08:31] yeah, it's deuterium. One proton, two neutrons, and an electron ;) [08:31] heh [08:32] i agree with ogra, if i can vote :) [08:32] http://img213.echo.cx/img213/1849/path28895ls.png [08:32] great one [08:33] need to move the planet [08:33] yep [08:33] and other small tweaks [08:33] but good idea [08:33] hmm, yep... [08:34] looks good, Burgundavia [08:34] spacing is off [08:34] on the letters [08:34] the letters could also be thicker... [08:34] hmm [08:34] but you wont get that with the font... [08:34] need a different font for that === Burgundavia curses at the default font packages in Ubuntu [08:35] heh [08:35] yep [08:35] I have a bunch I grabbed from a windows install, but gave up when I read how much config there is [08:35] why can't I just drop them into a directory? [08:35] you can... [08:35] oh? [08:35] how and where? [08:35] Burgundavia ? [08:36] as long as you use ttf [08:36] just make links [08:36] and then mkttfdir [08:36] ok [08:36] or ttmkfdir [08:36] drop them into fonts:// with nautilus [08:36] something like that... [08:36] ah [08:36] or that :) [08:37] nautilus should have something like "copy as root" :) [08:37] bah [08:37] but that could be managed with scripts... [08:37] filemangers simply shouldnt be used as root [08:37] i agree [08:38] but sometimes i need that pic over there [08:38] and... well... i need xterm [08:41] ok... any opinions on the meeting with the malone guys? something like the 11th? any preferred time? [08:41] erm [08:41] should I dump the logo up on the wiki? [08:41] dholbach, guys ? there are more ? [08:41] and let others hack away? [08:41] i vote for 6pm est [08:42] but yeah [08:42] ogra: at least bradb, kiko and bjornt will want to hear us [08:42] ah, ok [08:42] tseng|work: please give UTC times :-) [08:42] dholbach: did they come up for anything with my request? [08:42] your request? === ozamosi [~ozamosi@h187n2c2o1031.bredband.skanova.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:42] about moving bug tracking off the wiki and into malone [08:43] linked tasks [08:43] tseng|work: this will be about the 1.0 release (due in 7 weeks) when main will use it as well [08:44] tseng|work: so i fear it won't be the QA solution we all had in mind [08:44] 7 weeks seems like forever in coding time [08:44] hmm [08:44] tseng|work: they aren't [08:44] depends === thom gibbers at 7 weeks till malone [08:45] oh well [08:45] I guess we can keep doing bug tracking on a wiki [08:45] and let malone fill up with silly stuff === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [08:56] re [08:56] hey herve [08:56] hi daniel! [08:57] read about the t-shirts [08:58] yeah! t-shirts! [08:58] it's still a nice idea but cafe press and other us shops cost a fortune to europeans [08:58] especially french probably, we have lots of nice custom taxes ;-) [08:58] herve, sabdfl will care for the printing [08:59] Burgundavia, create ~/.fonts, drop yours in there, run fc-cache and you're done [08:59] herve, ok [08:59] ha ok, it's that serious [08:59] I like tseng motu logo [09:00] i mean the logo I saw, not sure who made it [09:01] http://img213.echo.cx/img213/1849/path28895ls.png <-- this one? [09:02] yes [09:02] mine [09:02] I am trying to put up the wiki, but it is failing me [09:02] the motu, ubuntu logo plus universe theme [09:02] ho sorry then [09:03] np [09:03] so I wanta package a shell script but the docs are only for source is there someplace I should look for docs on build a deb of a shell script [09:03] I would see a black t-shirt, just the white ubuntu logo with the orbit on the heart [09:03] and your image in white behind [09:04] sure [09:04] jabra, it's 99% of the time just about copying the script to its dest dir [09:04] cp, install, tar, choose your weapon ;-) [09:05] I know a pretty good t-shirt printer in france if needed [09:05] "choose your poison" :-) [09:05] dholbach, your thesis gives you suicidal tendencies? ;-) [09:06] not yet :-) [09:06] I guess I am unclear about where that would be set. Obviously I know where it should go but when I am building debs I am not sure. I have a tarball already [09:07] jabra, it's the same package I have reviewed once, [09:07] ? [09:07] no something I am creating [09:07] it's a wireless tool === Burgundavia beats head against wall over wiki upload form [09:08] jabra, I don't find what would cause you a problem [09:09] I think this weekend is *the* weekend [09:09] where I change my debian server for a hoary one! [09:09] ok let me get more information, so I am be more specific [09:12] Burgundavia, also beating my head against the wall trying to file a bug in bugzilla [09:12] Does it hurt? === Burgundavia loves the bad tools [09:12] Unfrgive1: iptraf looks good apart from s/unstable/breezy and it doesnt seem to build in breezy :-) === Burgundavia thinks he going to start using windows, just to have more pain [09:13] dholbach, so not that good! :-) [09:13] Unfrgive1: what did you intend with the putty package? [09:14] whats wrong with the putty package ? [09:15] the debdiff just shows an added entry in the changelog [09:15] herve: ok so since I don't have a Makefile debuild isn't sure what to do since my package is a shell script [09:15] if you want the logo idea, just ask me [09:16] jabra, debuild does what you tell in debian/rules [09:16] jabra, sure you have a makefie ;) [09:16] no I dont [09:17] debian/rules is a makefile [09:17] I am wondering if I should make one of if I can get away without it [09:17] ok [09:17] in the absolute you can, it depends on your needs :-) [09:17] then I should just add DESTDIR=place for my tool [09:19] just cp it to the usr/bin of your temporary package hierarch [09:19] +y [09:19] if you're using debhelper [09:19] you probably have left dh_fixperms [09:19] which is a good thing (TM) [09:19] k and same for the manpage [09:20] hmm [09:20] you could [09:20] you could also use debhelper facilities [09:21] just wondering if a real Makefile would make this easier cause I could just build one [09:21] if you have things for it to do, sure [09:21] but not sure since it doesn't compile [09:21] but I don't think so [09:21] makefiles are not just for compiling [09:21] ya [09:21] they are for automating tasks [09:22] k [09:22] and save time by detecting which tasks are already done [09:22] can I just create dir by hand or just I use a dh tool and cp my binary there [09:24] jabra: just as a notice: NEW packages don't belong on MOTUToReview :-)) [09:25] o my bad I will remvoe it. [09:25] why is that [09:25] jabra, as you feel it, dehelper is not mandatory [09:25] but really handy, sure [09:26] that reminds me I should take a look at cdbs [09:26] jabra: just did it :-) [09:27] ivoks: ping [09:27] :) [09:27] i'm alive [09:27] not sleeping :) [09:27] ok [09:28] you needed me...? [09:28] first thing: in debian/changelog: your entries should never have "unstable" in it [09:28] oh, ok... [09:28] dch -Dbreezy :-) [09:29] please don't change the maintainer field, unless you REALLY REALLY REALLY want to be the maintainer: i.e. activily maintain it, get all the blame, fix all the bugs, ... :-) [09:29] hehe [09:29] :) [09:29] start flamewars on debian-devel list, etc. :-) [09:29] well, the problem is... [09:29] guys at debian don't like that [09:30] i had problems with one package and it had debian maintainer [09:30] but guys at debian don't dictate the ubuntu procedures [09:30] yeah... [09:30] bugs should be filed in malone [09:30] hm... [09:30] maintainer stays :) === maskie [~maskie@196-30-109-99.uudial.uunet.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:31] if you make a change and the version was 1.2.3-1 before, it is 1.2.3-1ubuntu1 afterwards [09:31] (if you don't have a new upstream version) [09:31] ok [09:32] and if its not a simple rebuild [09:32] lot of mistakes :) [09:32] if we have a newer upstream version than debian: 1.2.4-0ubuntu1 [09:32] ivoks: don't worry :-) [09:32] i know that... ok -1 is -1ubuntu1, ok [09:33] -1 is a debian version [09:33] -1ubuntu1 is the -1 version with ubuntu-specific changes [09:33] ok [09:33] herve: I created the dirs and cp the binary there. so how would I build the deb since debuild gives errors [09:33] why did you change the (build)-depends for quodlibet? [09:33] then if u have package-1.1.1-1woody and package-1.1.1-1ubuntu [09:33] or a rebuild ;) elmo asked that we dont tag rebuilds with a ubuntuX version [09:34] dholbach ? [09:34] dholbach libc version I think? [09:34] jabra, fix the errors :-) [09:34] error is no makefile [09:35] jabra, because you're calling make in your debian/rules? [09:35] ivoks: for quodlibet you enforced newer versions of debhelper, python-gtk2-dev, python-gtk2, libgtk2.0-0 [09:35] dholbach IRC yes [09:35] so then I comment that out [09:35] ivoks: why? [09:35] dholbach to make it ubuntu specific package... [09:35] but i realize now that was a mistake [09:35] dholbach, we asked debhelper 4.1 or something for python 2.4 support [09:36] herve: ah ok, ivoks: you should describe that in debian/changelog ... ok, now i understand [09:36] jesus... so simple package, and so much mistakes :) [09:37] CountofDijon, ?! [09:37] joke on #wikipedia [09:37] ok, i'll build new ones and upload them [09:38] ivoks, first package? that's pretty normal :-) [09:38] listen to me talk! http://cs.georgefox.edu/~jdodson/videos.php [09:38] bottom link, linuxfest northwest [09:38] herve if u don't count those created with make-kpkg :)) [09:39] sure! [09:41] herve: I think I got it [09:41] herve: but it seems messy the way I did it [09:42] Burgundavia, you don't feel comfortable :-) [09:43] jabra, I'll tell you when I'll review it :-) [09:43] herve, sorry, don't follow [09:44] ogra: are you interested in multisync stuff? [09:44] Burgundavia, it wasn't even you (the first one) [09:44] Mithrandir, not really, i have no device to test it [09:44] ok cool [09:44] herve, I didn't make the video, scroll through to the Ubuntu talk [09:44] Mithrandir, my ipaq has linux on it, i do nfs there ;) [09:44] ogra: ok; ISTR somebody was, do you by any chance know who? [09:45] dholbach, multisync for you ? [09:45] multisync? [09:45] dholbach, can you test it ? i cant [09:45] Mithrandir: what shall i test? [09:46] I was more wondering if you were interested in it, since we might want to get a new version in breezy. [09:46] Burgundavia, yes, now I am [09:46] one with the gnokii support. [09:46] i can't test gnokii - it's about nokia stuff, isnt it? [09:46] Mithrandir: you want me to package a newer version? === dholbach isnt sure, if he got the question right [09:47] dholbach: gnokii is nokia syncing, yes. [09:47] i can't test nokia stuff, sorry [09:47] I can test it. [09:48] but I don't want to spend time maintaining even more stuff. :) [09:48] i see [09:48] azeem is the multisync man [09:48] ah, that's who it was. [09:48] I'll prod him next time I see him around [09:48] thanks. [09:49] Burgundavia, you behave much better than the others, I just hope your audience was a geeky one! [09:49] herve, the room was pretty full [09:49] he's in #u-d [09:49] lots of women and old people [09:50] talking about the hardware database ;-) [09:50] :) [09:51] I think the hardware database is one of the coolest little pieces of polish I have seen [09:51] nobody else that I know of has it [09:51] thanks :) [09:51] but it still has a lot of bugs.... [09:51] bug, smugs [09:51] the concept and the idea is what is cool [09:51] I particulary like the like transition effects on dialog change ;- [09:52] I think he missed some of my talk === dholbach shouldnt highlight "transition" :-) [09:52] he also missed about 1/2 hour of question and answer time [09:52] (ho boy, don't think I'm drunk... well, not that much at least) [09:52] Burgundavia, he couldn't keep it all [09:52] Burgundavia, fedora thought that too, they start their own one now and asked me for hints and help... [09:53] you already eat like 80% of the video :-) [09:53] ogra, why not using a common one? [09:53] yep === Nafallo [~nafallo@nafallo.user] has joined #ubuntu-motu [09:55] herve, but that would mean they have to patch their HAL too, so its something we should do after upstream accepts my patches.... [09:55] ....which is unlikely because its not that asy to provide a xml spec for the bios data.... it varys a lot [09:56] ok, i hope it's better now :) [09:56] did you see some other distro ripped off your xscreensaver ogra [09:56] http://www.foresightlinux.com/screenshots/index.php?image=xlock.png [09:56] this one ? [09:57] doesn't debian now have it as well? [09:57] nope [09:58] I have seen it in a few places [09:58] not just foresight [09:58] debian didnt accept it [09:58] :( [09:58] they have instead introduced a "new login" button in the old dialog for now... [09:59] i just love ubuntu :) [09:59] which unfortunately changed the lock.c code a lot....so my patch would have to be rewritten [10:00] (completely) [10:00] ok it appears that dh_installman is putting the manpage in the proper place but lintian says no man file for binary? [10:01] jabra, I guess they wear the same name? [10:01] ya [10:01] getwifi with no extension [10:01] the man has .1 [10:03] so I guess it's in usr/share/man/man1 ? [10:04] ya [10:08] thoughts? [10:09] I'll need the whole package to audit it [10:09] my connection may cut [10:09] so see you later in case [10:09] aight [10:09] sounds good I will put it on the wiki when it is done [10:09] probably later today [10:10] herve: really appreciate your help [10:10] http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTULogo [10:10] guys, this is disaster :) [10:10] correction: it will cut [10:10] in 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... [10:10] umm use screen ? [10:11] ivoks, I tried to upload a file, but it failed (user stupidity) [10:11] :) [10:11] np [10:12] I think that page says; MOTU is so good they don't need a logo ;-). [10:12] Burgundavia http://www.grad.hr/~ivoks/P3260060.JPG u have my permissone to use this one as a logo :) [10:12] ivoks, lol [10:13] rule #1 don't ever underestimate power of the sun in the mountains :) [10:13] OUCH [10:13] OUCH OUCH OUCH [10:13] hehe [10:14] this is you? :-) [10:14] yep [10:14] winter before this one... [10:15] that must have hurt [10:15] how about this one? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Corey_Burger.jpg [10:16] lol [10:16] anyone likes blonde girls? [10:16] not really [10:16] http://www.grad.hr/~ivoks/francuska/dsc02811.jpg :) [10:17] ok [10:17] it isn't porn :) [10:17] eutelsat? :) [10:18] heh, chairs? [10:19] in what lang? [10:20] Nafallo: "eutelsat" is a European telecom satellite company, I guess [10:20] Nafallo: http://www.eutelsat.com/home/index.html [10:20] ahh [10:21] hmm... seems like I'm back [10:21] wb then, herve [10:21] I thought eutelsat was chairs in some strange language ;-) [10:21] Nafallo: that'd just be sick :) [10:21] I guess it would mean european telecommunication satellite? [10:21] :) [10:22] Treenaks: that's what I thought ;-) === Nafallo should go to bed early :-/. have to call the vet as early as possible tomorrow :-(. [10:23] Nafallo what happend? [10:24] ivoks: my rabbit jumped down from the sofa at the same time I rushed by. [10:24] oh no [10:24] ivoks: he landed on the side and now he refuse to use one of his front feets :-/ [10:25] uh... [10:25] morning all [10:25] morning ajmitch_ [10:25] i hate going to vet... [10:25] morning... [10:25] if anybody cares about zope, fixing http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=279323 (which was 3961 in our bugzilla) should be easy enough. [10:25] ivoks, where was the photograph taken? [10:25] I locked him in the cage, that's what I can do for now I think... he tries to bite me when I come to close :-/. [10:25] herve witch one? all in france... [10:26] Nafallo he hates u now :) [10:26] ivoks, the "eutelsat" one :-) === ajmitch_ looks at zope bug [10:26] herve alpe'de'huez, france [10:26] near albertville [10:26] ivoks: I belive he hates everything right now. [10:26] Mithrandir, zope 2.6 is *dead* anyway [10:26] herve girls are from croatia, not france :) [10:27] and if not yet, i'll beat it to death [10:27] :) [10:27] herve: ok [10:27] ivoks, just curious about the location :-) [10:27] herve :) === Mithrandir is mostly trying to get rid of old "marked for action" emails. [10:27] Mithrandir, we are not concerned by that version, to stay polite :-) [10:28] herve: :P [10:28] ivoks, near where I live, in fact [10:28] well, near... "near" I mean [10:28] herve and that is...? [10:29] Grenoble [10:29] ah [10:29] herve tell me something... [10:29] herve i had truble communicating with people in france... why do u refuse to speek english? :) [10:29] herve by "u" i mean french :) [10:30] your accent may be the problem :-p [10:30] they are actually smart. when all the rest of the world speaks english, they fixed so that the human kind still has _two_ languages :-). [10:30] herve :) [10:31] Nafallo, seriously speaking, having a single language may be the worst thing that would happen to mankind [10:31] i agree [10:32] herve: yea. that's where french come into picture :-). [10:32] ok, i didn't want to start a war :) [10:32] *s* [10:32] I like french. that's why I'm learning it ;-) [10:33] ivoks, don't worry, we change #u-m to a philosophical bar from time to time :-) [10:33] i tried learning german? [10:33] omg... [10:33] *s* [10:34] s/german?/german/ [10:34] i never learnd english (u can tell by mistakes) [10:34] but german is very very hard... [10:34] :-) [10:35] i heard from people that croatian is even harder... [10:35] not to talk about swedish ;-) [10:35] i can imagine... [10:35] Nafallo swedish just sounds hard [10:35] ivoks: not for me ;-) [10:35] :) [10:35] i know [10:35] but pronounciation sounds funny :-) [10:36] ivoks: I wouldn't want to try finish though ;-) [10:36] how many declinations has swedish? [10:36] german and english have 3 or 4 [10:36] we have 7 === Nafallo should look up that word first [10:37] :) [10:37] nominativ, genitiv... etc... [10:37] that reminds me the latin courses :-) [10:37] well, [10:37] :) [10:38] when you say some language is hard or harder than another [10:38] hmm, dunno really. I think we have 5 or 7. [10:38] http://www.german-grammar.de/grammar/chapter_24/24_3_summary.htm [10:38] remember two-year old kids manage to learn it :-) [10:38] german has 4 === abelli [~john@833bf7c53e6fc56e.node.tor] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:40] ah... time for bed... [10:40] long day tomorrow :( [10:40] my lords .. good night. [10:40] bye all [10:40] bye [10:40] ivoks: ciao [10:40] abelli [10:41] finally someone from a country next to mine :) === haggai [~halls@i-83-67-59-194.freedom2surf.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [10:41] arrivederci [10:42] ivoks: where are you from? [10:42] croatia [10:42] ou la la .. croatian girls. [10:42] :)) [10:42] ivoks: im ready for an exchange [10:42] well, I gotta sleep. night all! and if I say "morning" tomorrow, tell me to go call the vet. [10:42] haggai: ciao [10:42] night Nafallo [10:42] Nafallo: ok. [10:42] abelli u have few nice ones too :) [10:43] Nafallo: sweet dreams. [10:44] herve: do you know what burning app is going to be supported eventually? [10:44] abelli, not a clue [10:44] herve: thx anyway. === Mithrandir kicks transcode [10:48] abelli, serpentine [10:48] abelli, with nautilus for the data burning [10:49] Burgundavia: thank you very much [10:51] yet another burning app? :-) [10:52] serpentine looks pretty cool [10:52] drag and drop mp3-->cd burning [10:53] dead simple interface [10:54] Burgundavia: is not very intuitively fast .. but yes its nice [10:54] moreover .. i think that implementing some kind of keyboard control in gnome wouldnt be that bad. [10:55] gnome (gtk) handles keyboard quite bad [10:55] hit enter in a dialog... hit a dozen times more... then you take the mouse to click ok :-/ [10:57] where does gnome keep its icons for file types? [10:57] aint in in somewhere/pixmaps .. wait [10:57] /usr/share/icons//mimetypes/ [10:58] er no [10:58] hu yeah right. [10:58] there a dir per size before the end [10:58] thanks [11:01] good night everybodyu [11:01] night [11:01] .. and have a good day to the others .. [11:01] ciao === Burgundavia is beating my against glade [11:06] what would you advise me to run a multidomain imap server along with postfix? [11:08] dovecot or courier. [11:08] can I have opinions? http://img161.echo.cx/img161/6384/filecopydialogtest5yx.png [11:10] should man pages be gzipped before being installed? [11:10] jabra, dh_installman does the right thing :-) [11:11] ok [11:12] Burgundavia, I don't like the arrow, and the size and time info need too much effort to find how to read it [11:13] herve, they need to be bigger and more centered I think === koke [~koke@adsl229-164.unizar.es] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:14] the from --> to, needs to be tied together more visually [11:14] by being more seperate === GheRivero [~ghe@81.172.92.56] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:19] Mithrandir, does courier handle multiple domains? [11:20] herve: works for me at least. === HostingGeek [~HG@200.48.233.220.exetel.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-motu [11:47] night all