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dholbachhi12:25
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tsenghi daniel12:32
dholbachhey brandon12:33
dholbachhow's it going?12:33
tsenggood thanks12:33
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schweebomg it's dholbach01:02
dholbachhey schweeb :)01:03
schweebhow's things01:03
dholbachbusy :(01:03
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schweebno sound yet :-/01:03
dholbachgood luck with that01:04
dholbachi'll be off to bed after i got rid of the mosquitoes/gnats01:05
schweebheh01:05
schweebmy front yard is a pond, I know all about mosquitos01:05
dholbachand my lazy dog is just watching me happily, while i jump through the room and chase those bastards *GNA*01:06
schweeblazy dogs are better than any cat though!01:06
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dholbachat least ogra's cats chase mosquitoes at his place, i was nearly envying him :)01:07
schweebheh01:07
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dholbachok boys... i'm off to bed - sleep tight! :)01:09
schweebnite01:10
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GNULinuxerhello, I'd like to package, maintain Mediawiki for Breezy ... what is the procedure to apply?03:04
AmaranthGNULinuxer: Join #ubuntu-motu03:07
Amarantherr03:07
Amaranthnevermind, my tabs are one off03:07
GNULinuxerAmaranth> lol03:07
GNULinuxerAmaranth> what is the procedure?03:07
AmaranthGNULinuxer: Read the Debian New Maintainer's Guide, make a package, and submit it for review.03:08
GNULinuxerAmaranth> make any package or the one i intend to maintain?03:08
Amaranththe one you intend to maintain03:08
GNULinuxerAmaranth> and where should I submit it for review?03:09
Amaranthhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUNewPackages03:09
GNULinuxerAmaranth> thanks03:11
Amaranthif you have any question ask here03:13
Amaranthbut it would probably be better to ask them tomorrow, it's sunday and this place is pretty much dead :)03:13
GNULinuxerAmaranth> fine03:14
GNULinuxerAmaranth> it's already monday here though!03:14
GNULinuxerAmaranth> what is the difference between a MOTU and a maintainer?03:15
schweebMOTUs are maintainers of Universe03:17
schweeba full maintainer can upload to main03:17
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upshi09:37
upsi cant mark bugs as duplicate in malone09:38
upskeeps giving " Sorry, a system error occurred" message09:38
robitailleups,  has it ever worked?  I know it wasn't possible a while back, but I haven't tried since.09:39
upsoh09:39
upsi just started looking at malone09:39
upsdidn't know it was broken forever09:39
upsany idea where can i file bug on malone?09:42
robitailleups,  not broken...actively being worked on with new features being added very regularly.  malone is a very new piece of software09:42
upsyeah, but since its being used for universe packages, some basic functionality should be there09:44
upswell found where to file bug on malone09:45
robitaillehttps://launchpad.ubuntu.com/products/malone/+filebug09:46
robitailleI just found it as well.  It took a while....  I still prefer bugzilla to malone.09:46
upsin its current state, me too - but ubuntu's bugzilla is very slow on slow internet connections09:48
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ivokshi10:01
\shups: only because of heavy javascript actions in there10:10
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ups\sh, not quite - see #256010:12
ivoksdid someone managed to start serpentine?10:12
\shups: where? bugzy or malone?10:13
upsbugzilla10:14
\shups: but this is what I said...it's slow because of javascript action...this bloody .js file is not nice at all10:16
upsactually that .js file is downloaded on every page load - and it can't be cached because of the use of SSL in bugzilla10:17
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Unfrgiven\sh: hey dude10:30
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Unfrgivenajmitch: gday10:31
\shhey Unfrgiven10:37
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GNULinuxerHello, I want to be the maintainer of MediaWiki for Ubuntu. Can anyone guide me through the process?10:49
TreenaksGNULinuxer: have you read the MOTU pages on the wiki?10:49
GNULinuxerTreenaks> yes10:49
AmaranthGNULinuxer: Didn't we go through this 12 hours or so ago? :)10:50
Treenaksso you know how to create packages, etc.10:50
GNULinuxerAmaranth> yes ... but I thought about talking to more people10:50
GNULinuxer:)10:50
GNULinuxerTreenaks> I am a bit new to *Debian* package management ... but I am experienced with GNU/Linux and I am competent10:51
GNULinuxerTreenaks> I am reading the Debian New Mainatiners' Guide10:52
GNULinuxerTreenaks> do I need to create the package before I apply?10:52
GNULinuxerI am at the moment on Hoary ... but the package will be for Breezy,  so how do I make sure there are no incompatible changes?10:53
GNULinuxerDo I need to move to Breezy now?10:53
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GNULinuxeranyone?10:55
AmaranthGNULinuxer: Do you know how to use a chroot?10:55
GNULinuxerAmaranth> yes10:56
Amaranthinstall breezy in a chroot10:56
Treenakspbuilder chroot = fine10:56
GNULinuxerAmaranth> so I have to install Breezy in a chrooted dir?10:56
GNULinuxeroh, pk10:56
GNULinuxerok10:56
GNULinuxerso I need to apply after the pacakge is ready?10:58
Amaranthyeah10:58
Amaranthmore or less10:59
GNULinuxerAmaranth> fine10:59
Amaranthif you just want to do that one package you don't need to be a MOTU10:59
Amaranthjust get 3 MOTUs to review it and they upload it10:59
GNULinuxerAmaranth> but do I need to propose the package first?10:59
Amaranththen if you have a new version of the package you only need one review10:59
AmaranthGNULinuxer: no, not really11:00
Amaranthjust make sure debian doesn't already have it11:00
GNULinuxerAmaranth> fine11:00
GNULinuxerAmaranth> and what if I want to be a MOTU?11:00
Amaranthwell, you have to do a bit more for that11:00
GNULinuxerlike?11:01
Amaranthfor one your gpg key needs to be signed by someone in the strong set (this can be a PITA)11:01
Amaranthi think it might actually need to be signed by someone who is a debian or ubuntu maintainer11:01
GNULinuxerAmaranth> ohh ... you mean he needs to know me11:01
Amaranthor someone they signed and so on11:01
Amaranthyeah11:01
Unfrgiven\sh: i needed some help with gmetadom11:02
Unfrgiven\sh: doing a build, it is somehow looking for gcc-3.411:02
Amaranthand you need to put yourself on the agenda for a community council meeting to becoming a member (after you've made a couple packages)11:02
GNULinuxerAmaranth> I am from India and I suspect if there are any Ubuntu maintainers here11:02
Amarantherr, become a member11:02
GNULinuxerAmaranth> i see11:02
Unfrgiven\sh: yet there is no such text in the source files. so i dont know where or why its searching for gcc-3.411:03
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ograGNULinuxer, nope, you only need someone whose key is signed and on the keyservers normaly...11:06
GNULinuxerogra> anybody?11:06
ograGNULinuxer, not anybody....11:06
GNULinuxerogra> he doesn't need to be an Ubuntu devel?11:06
ograhttp://www.cs.uu.nl/people/henkp/henkp/pgp/pathfinder/mk_path.cgi?STAT=A2D06936&STATS=statistics11:06
Treenaksogra: it forgot about my key because henkp is clueless about gpg keys11:07
ograif you make a trust path check to me with the above url, then _anybody_ who is connected to me _anyhow_ for example11:07
GNULinuxerogra> my question is, does he need to be a Ubuntu devel?11:08
Treenaksogra: try 3FA5E03111:08
ograGNULinuxer, even if its via several other people11:08
ograGNULinuxer, nope, as i said, his key has to be connected _anyhow_11:08
GNULinuxerogra> what if he is trusted but disconnected from any ubuntu devel?11:09
ograGNULinuxer, even if there are 10 persons between him and me, thats fine11:09
GNULinuxerogra> you mean he has to be linked to an ubuntu-devel anyhow ...11:09
ograGNULinuxer, yes, anyhow....11:09
Treenaksogra: hm, it works again, nevermind11:09
GNULinuxerogra> i see11:09
ograGNULinuxer, but that doesnt mean he needs to have met a ubuntu devel11:09
GNULinuxerogra> yeah I realize that11:10
ograthats what the web of trust is all about11:10
GNULinuxerogra> yes11:10
ograso if you find someone whose key is on one of the keyservers and signed, its most liekly he is connected...11:10
GNULinuxerogra> ok11:11
ogranext you have to become a member11:11
GNULinuxerogra> how do i become a member?11:11
ograwhich means:11:11
ogramake a wiki page about you11:12
GNULinuxerand ?11:12
ograwiki.ubuntu.com/DanielRobitaille is a good example11:12
ogramake a substantial contributuion like:11:12
ograwrite a howto wiki page, make some artwork, fix a bug etc11:12
ajmitchhi11:13
GNULinuxerogra> will making a package do?11:13
ograafter you made these two, you set yourself on the agenda for a community council meeting...the council then decides if your contribution was enough, your wiki page is ok etc... if yes, you get a member11:14
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ograGNULinuxer, sure, a package would do too, but we are short o maintainers, so it can take a while until it gets reviewed....11:14
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ograGNULinuxer, ask Amaranth ;) he had fun finding people to review smeg ;)11:15
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GNULinuxerogra> and that's only for becoming a MOTU ... for simply submitting a package that won't be required11:15
Amaranthogra: took me 9 hours of annoying everyone who joined the channel :)11:16
ograGNULinuxer, thats for becoming a member11:16
ograAmaranth, wow11:16
ograAmaranth, thats faster then i thought11:16
ograGNULinuxer, for becoming a MOTU we have to see some more packaging work of you11:16
Amaranthogra: _everyone_11:16
Amaranthogra: several times11:17
ograwhich is the next step after becoming member11:17
ograAmaranth, i know, i was one of them *g*11:17
GNULinuxerogra> I got the idea ... thanks11:17
ograGNULinuxer, we have no personalized packages in ubuntu, even if people have personal favorites they care about, the most stuff is teamwork here11:18
GNULinuxerogra> true11:18
ograonly exception are packages that are nonexistent in debian _and_ ubuntu....11:18
\shUnfrgiven: because of ocaml ... it's compiled against 3.411:19
ograthere you get the full responsibility11:19
GNULinuxerogra> I want to include MediaWiki because it's such an important package ... but it's not pacakged11:19
GNULinuxerogra> is there any guide to installing Breezy on a chrooted dir?11:19
ograGNULinuxer, not in debain either ?11:19
ograGNULinuxer, i dont use a chroot, but there might be one11:20
GNULinuxerogra> no, IMHO11:20
GNULinuxerogra> will building the package on Hoary suffice?11:20
ograGNULinuxer, nope, but building the source package in hoary is fine.... and afterwards building the binary in a breezy pbuilder....11:21
Amaranthhttp://www1.apt-get.org/search.php?query=mediawiki&submit=&arch%5B%5D=i386&arch%5B%5D=all11:21
GNULinuxerAmaranth> i checked the official repos11:22
ograoh, so it will be imported in our next apt-get.org import ....11:22
ograGNULinuxer, we regulary import apt-get.org stuff short before release11:23
GNULinuxerogra> fine then ... i will find some other package which doesn not have an debian/ubuntu package11:24
ograGNULinuxer, to tart the journey, try rather to fix existing broken packages, the guys in here can help you, its way easier then starting from scratch11:25
GNULinuxerogra> how can i get a list of broken pacakges?11:25
ogramalone will give you a good list of universe package bugs11:25
ogralaunchpad.ubuntu.com/malone11:26
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ograGNULinuxer, btw, Duck is in #ubuntu-devel very often recently, ask him if you can help with mediawiki ;)11:34
Unfrgiven\sh: so should i set the build-depends to gcc-3.4?11:35
GNULinuxerogra> fine ... that's a lot11:35
Unfrgivenajmitch: congrats on finishing!11:35
ajmitchUnfrgiven: thanks :)11:35
ajmitchnow I've really really got to get some ubuntu stuff done11:35
ajmitchor else ;)11:35
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Unfrgivenajmitch: so what now? are you working? where at? what role?11:37
ajmitchworking, doing php coding, same as I have been doing part-time for the last couple of months11:38
\shUnfrgiven: g++-3.4 is better11:38
ajmitchbuild-depends on g++-3.4 wouldn't be enough, but also something in debian/rules for setting CC & CXX?11:38
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\shajmitch: it will help because g++-3.4 will be the default one..(only one on the buildd pbuilder chroot)11:39
ajmitchbut build-essential ought to pull in 4.011:39
\shajmitch: the biggest problem is, that ocaml won't compile with gcc/g++-4.X and this bug is already filed at upstream11:40
Unfrgiven\sh: ok will do11:40
\shUnfrgiven: try it ;)11:40
ajmitch\sh: what else of the things that I was down for, have you uploaded?11:40
ajmitch\sh: I'm sorry for being away for the last week, with exams :)11:40
\shajmitch: no problem :) i just did the packages I removed your name ;) (sorry for that again)11:41
ajmitch\sh: you did socketapi, etc?11:41
\shajmitch: no11:41
ajmitchsince that one worked with 3.4, I just didn't get to setting 3.4 in the rules11:41
\shajmitch: oh i did socketapi11:42
ajmitchoh alright :)11:42
Unfrgivenajmitch: how exactly does one set 3.4 in rules?11:42
\shajmitch: ad it  was working with gcc/g++-411:43
ajmitch\sh: ok, I didn't see a patch for that one iirc?11:43
ograUnfrgiven, you set the CC variable11:43
ograor CXX11:43
\shajmitch: it's in the debdiff...I had to made an adjustment  in the configure statements11:44
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ajmitchit worked with an older g++ 4.0 here, and then an update of g++ from cvs caused it to break11:44
Unfrgivena simple "export CC=3.4"?11:44
\shexplicitly saying: enable-shared=off and enable-static=off11:44
ajmitchUnfrgiven: CC=gcc-3.411:44
ograUnfrgiven, but if your source already searches for g++-3.4 you can ignore it11:44
dokoajmitch: fix the sources, if possible11:44
\shajmitch: socketapi was compiled against this11:46
\shToolchain package versions: libc6-dev_2.3.5-1ubuntu7 linux-kernel-headers_2.6.11.2-0ubuntu10 gcc-4.0_4.0.0-8ubuntu3 g++-4.0_4.0.0-8ubuntu3 binutils_2.16.1-0ubuntu1 libstdc++6-4.0-dev_4.0.0-8ubuntu3 libstdc++6_4.0.0-8ubuntu311:46
\shbut most strange package is hdf5 :(11:46
Unfrgiven\sh: howd u get that info? looks most useful :)11:46
\shit's compiled on amd64/ia64/i386 but not on ppc11:46
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\shUnfrgiven: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs11:47
Unfrgiven\sh: oh ok... i was hoping that there was an apt-cache option or something :)11:47
\shnono..I'm always checking the buildlogs after I see them on http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html11:48
Unfrgivendidn't lamont leave for hp?11:49
ogradoes that mean he isnt allowed to spend his sparetime with us ?11:49
ogra;)11:49
Unfrgivenogra: i thought that implied that he was leaving ubuntu work altogether11:50
Unfrgiveneven in his spare time11:50
ograwhy, its his fun ;)11:50
Unfrgivena pretty stupid assumption on my part now that i think of it :)11:50
Unfrgivenogra: im a bit slow today :)11:50
\shlamont is working for HP? so I can think of having a new kernel with working IRDA drivers for my hp/compaq nc6000?11:50
ogra\sh, ask mjg59, we have to supply a HP notebook kernel, since they ship with ubuntu :)11:51
\shogra: yeah :)11:52
ograso its very likely that everything will work for you ;)11:52
HiddenWolfogra, HP ships ubuntu? oficially?11:52
\shHiddenWolf: no...they're are not allowed...they will ship it with freedos...and put a special ubuntu hp cd with the package11:52
ograHiddenWolf, yes, for some selected notebooks, outside of USA.... and not preinstalled11:52
HiddenWolfwhich is it? :P11:53
ogra\sh, i doubt it will be a special CD11:53
\shogra: at least with hp kernel on it...so it will be special ;) or call it breezy badger11:53
ograHiddenWolf, read carefully ;) we both said the same11:53
HiddenWolf"not allowed"  by their contract with microsoft? by us anti-encryption laws?11:53
ograHiddenWolf, US is not in discussion11:54
TreenaksHiddenWolf: Not allowed by MS contracts, afaik11:54
\shHiddenWolf: "contract with MS"11:54
ograonly the rst of the world :)11:54
ograrest even11:54
HiddenWolfogra, rest of the world is plenty. :)11:58
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jamessanaway work01:07
jamessanbah01:07
\shback01:09
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\shhmmm...does anybody has problems with Xorg? I don't mean the xkb issues, i mean that you can't type anything anymore01:38
torkel\sh: I had when I tried 2.6.12, but switching back to 2.6.10 it worked01:40
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\shtorkel: using kde here01:40
\shI'm trying gnome just now01:41
torkel\sh: I meant the kernel :-)01:43
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Unfrgivengoodnight all...01:48
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\shsomebody know where danielN is?02:45
ivoksnope02:45
jamessan|work\sh: I built that package for you the other day.  what would you like to see?02:46
\shjamessan|work, u mean this hdf5?02:49
jamessan|workyeah02:49
\shjamessan|work, there should be an error in the end .. some .la file is a wrong .la file or something like this02:49
jamessan|workI don't recall seeing an error, but the log is up at http://jamessan.com/~jamessan/hdf5.build02:50
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jamessan|workbeware, it's long02:51
\shjamessan|work, doesn't matter download right now :)02:52
\shhmmm02:52
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Duck_workcoin02:53
\shjamessan, thx man :) so it can be a buildd error02:53
ograGNULinuxer, may i introduce you to Duck (mediawiki packager)02:53
GNULinuxerHello Duck_work02:54
Duck_workcoin GNULinuxer02:54
Duck_work(unofficial packager at the moment)02:54
Duck_workGNULinuxer: i'm Debian member, not a Ubuntu one, but if you need help, i'll try to find some time for it02:55
\shthere is a problem with mediawiki?02:55
GNULinuxerDuck_work> I am interested in becoming an Ubuntu maintainer, member, MOTU ... how should I start?02:55
\shnot with mediawiki ;)02:55
ogra\sh, why not02:55
GNULinuxerDuck_work> I will be more than happy02:55
Duck_worki'd like ot have mediawiki in Debian but have not enough time for full maintainance, i'd like to find someone motivated, possibly with comaintainership02:55
ogra\sh, if even the upstream packager likes to help :)02:56
\shogra, because there is no real structure for webapps right now, and the discussions on debian webapps is really *stupid*02:56
\shogra, well, I would like to see a "real solution" for all webapps firwst02:56
GNULinuxerDuck_work> I'll be privileged if you give me the chance02:56
\shogra, u don't read my blog, right? ,-)02:56
ogra\sh, we can pass debian here and have mediawiki in ubreezy... later it can flow into debian02:56
Duck_workGNULinuxer: i can do the Debian sponsoring, and you could then focus on Ubuntu part02:56
\shogra, this is not the problem02:56
\shogra, the package itself is easy02:57
GNULinuxerDuck_work> that would be great02:57
ogra\sh, nope, but its unlikely thet this gets solved before upstream freeze02:57
\shogra, the structure behind it, installation of more then 1 mediawiki per host blabla02:57
GNULinuxerDuck_work> do you know Manoj Srivastav ?02:57
\shogra, yepp...02:57
ogra\sh, yes, but time is short02:57
ogra:)02:57
\shogra, then there should be the most easiest method ever: tar02:58
Duck_work\sh: the package is not that easy, and happily the BIG changes in 1.4 are done so that no scripts are needed to unsure correct migration02:58
ogra\sh, tar is only a base for .deb ;)02:58
Duck_workGNULinuxer: not really, everyone in Debian know his name02:58
\shDuck_work, how do u setup vhosts for mediawiki? specialized php.ini stuff like that for mediawiki? ,-)02:58
GNULinuxerDuck_work> ah02:58
GNULinuxerDuck_work> so how can I start?02:59
Duck_work\sh: that's not done, and that's why that is not so easy, but is working and clean 1-host would be a good start02:59
Duck_workfor the record : "coin" means "quack" in french03:00
\shDuck_work, so for private machines it's  ok (one host) but for ISPs and ASPs (multi-host/vhost) not?03:00
Duck_workGNULinuxer: my base pkg is doing the base stuff, and math support seems to work not so bad, see wiki.hurdfr.org03:00
Duck_workGNULinuxer: it is already CDBS-ized, of course03:01
Duck_workand new pear stuff is packaged too03:01
Duck_workGNULinuxer: the fast is php4 and php5 needs to use different deps because of template engine03:02
Duck_workfact03:02
GNULinuxerDuck_work> yeah ... that's true03:02
Duck_workGNULinuxer: so you could first have a look, understand it, improve what you can, and have a look at thuis issue03:02
Duck_worki guess php5 is in Ubuntu, am i right ?03:02
GNULinuxerDuck_work> no03:03
Duck_workho03:03
GNULinuxerDuck_work> it's not there03:03
lamontUnfrgiven: still working on ubuntu, just not 24x7 like before...03:03
Duck_work\sh: how is it solved in other webapps ?03:03
\shDuck_work, there is no solution for debian right now03:03
\shDuck_work, the only "known" solution I know is the idea from Gentoo...and even this is really shitty implementation03:03
Duck_workGNULinuxer: i don't remember what is missing or to improve, it was wuite fast packaging because HurdFr needed it, so the first task would be to create a todolist i guess03:04
lamont\sh, ogra: mjg59 has an nc6000, afaik03:04
\sh(but this implementation works in limits)03:04
Duck_work\sh: people could use chrooting ;-)03:04
GNULinuxerDuck_work> fine ...03:04
Duck_workGNULinuxer: is there a new upstream release ?03:04
\shDuck_work, and there r other pitfalls to think about03:05
ogralamont, is there any laptop mjg59 ha not at his home ? *g*03:05
GNULinuxerDuck_work> 1.4.5 was released on 3rd June03:05
Duck_work\sh: i'm not very experimented in webapps packaging, so please give us advice whenever possible03:05
\shDuck_work, we had this discussion about serendipity weblog system :)03:05
GNULinuxerDuck_work> it's a sec and bugfix release03:05
Duck_workweblogs sux03:05
Duck_workGNULinuxer: so an easy work for you03:06
GNULinuxerDuck_work> i suppose so03:06
lamontogra: I'm sure there are some that have not been graced by his presence yet... but it's getting harder to find such an animal.03:06
\shDuck_work, http://linux.blogweb.de/archives/32-Packaging-Webapplications.html this was a followup article on Isotopps (Kristian Koehntopp) article about packaging webapplications in debian/suse/redhat03:06
GNULinuxerDuck_work> so what do I do? create a package for Ubuntu?03:06
ograhehe03:07
Duck_workGNULinuxer: you should package missing PEAR deps first, the one also present in my repo03:07
Duck_workGNULinuxer: the problem is i can review your work, but have no Ubuntu box to test03:08
GNULinuxerDuck_work> i see03:08
Duck_workGNULinuxer: php4-gettext, php4-types, and php4-html-template-phptal03:09
Duck_workGNULinuxer: it is really easy03:09
Duck_workGNULinuxer: and probably uploading them directly into Ubuntu should work03:09
GNULinuxerDuck_work> so these aren't in the ubuntu repos already?03:10
Duck_workogra: is there a way to get access to an Ubuntu work box ?03:10
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Duck_workGNULinuxer: i don't know, they are not in Debian, that's what i know03:10
ograDuck_work, chroot on a spare partition ?03:10
GNULinuxerDuck_work> i see03:10
Duck_workogra: are telling me i should be less lazy ;-) ?03:11
Duck_work+you03:11
ograsomehow, yes *g*03:11
upsogra, triaging on malone isn't quite possible right now?03:17
upscan't mark bugs as duplicates03:17
ograups, i havent triged bugs in malone yet... i only closed fixed ones....03:17
ograups, file a bug about malone then...03:17
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GNULinuxerups> hello Uphaar03:19
upshi GNULinuxer03:20
GNULinuxerups> what happened to MozNet? I have been long out of touch with Robin03:21
upsGNULinuxer, no clue, i've been having my own share of problems with my computer, so havent kept in touch much03:22
upsGNULinuxer, anyway that is OT here ;)03:22
GNULinuxerups> yep03:22
upsogra, thx, i'm filing one now03:28
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bddebianGood morning03:36
mitsuhikomoin03:37
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\shogra, ping04:36
ogra\sh, pong04:37
\shogra, could you please do me a favor and of course a favour to riddell? please review kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts ;) so we can get it into kubuntu/ubuntu? :) and please, don't kill me ;)04:37
ogra\sh, i'll do... after i can touch my laptop again..... its currently at about 80 degree04:38
tseng\sh: REVIEW DAY04:39
\shhahaha...04:39
\shtseng, review day is everyday :)04:39
\shi will go home just now, and will take a bunch of to be reviewed packages ;)04:39
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ogra\sh, have a look at glom btw, dholbach wants it included, its gtkmm04:40
\shargl04:40
\shbut ok04:40
\shogra, do u know a tool for gnome which rotates the desktop background?04:40
tseng\sh: whiprush has one on his laptop04:40
\shwhiprush, ping04:41
=== \sh can't watch all the time the same boobs here ;)
whiprushpong04:43
tsengwhiprush: pingles04:43
whiprushherro04:43
\shwhiprush, tseng told me you have a tool for rotating desktop pictures for gnome?04:43
\shjust like a diashow ;)04:43
whiprushlike, the wallpaper?04:43
\shyepp04:43
whiprushoh oh, you mean randomly?04:43
whiprushone moment04:44
\shyes04:44
ogra\sh, ah, i thought you want it upside down or something04:44
ogralike rotate :)04:44
tsenghaha04:44
ograto see the boobs from the other side :)04:44
whiprushhttp://freshmeat.net/projects/wp_tray/04:44
whiprushmetallikop built an ubuntu deb but I don't think he's submitted it yet04:45
\shogra, no this would squeez them ;)04:45
ograhehe04:45
\shwhiprush, hmmm....04:47
\shwhiprush, ask him to put it on MOTUNewPackages04:47
whiprushokey04:47
ogra\sh, there is also a gnome hack.... google for gnoem hacks04:47
ogragnome indeed04:47
\shogra, yeah...but this is with cron and stuff...04:49
\shwp_tray looks much more promising for the desktop :)04:49
\shcu later guys..going home :)04:51
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bddebianDoes Firefox have it's own Mozilla source or does it just build on top of Mozilla?05:15
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\shre05:47
ivokshi05:47
bddebianwb \sh05:47
ivokshm... can samba log which file has user accesed?05:50
ograivoks, sure05:53
ivoksogra: i'm all ears :)05:53
ograivoks, there are two related logs in /var/log05:53
ivokslog.smbd05:53
ograi forgot which one logs it, but its logged in one of them05:53
ivokshm...05:54
ivoksok05:54
ivokshm.. nice.. VFS modul for samba06:00
ivoksaudit VFS module06:01
ivokssamba rocks! :)06:01
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Riddellhow can I make a binary diff?06:08
tsengif you diff the files it just tells you if they differ or not06:08
elmogenerally speaking, you don't.  if you're talking in the context of debian packaging, you uuencode/uudecode06:08
Riddellelmo: but how do I get the diff to uuencode?06:08
tsengRiddell: you want to put a file into a diff.gz?06:09
Riddelltseng: I want to change some icons, so I want a file in debian/patches which does that06:09
tsengyes06:09
ivoksmeeting today?06:10
tsengi put it in debian/06:10
tsengso, i uuencode the image, ut it in debian06:10
tsengin rules you uudecode it06:10
tsengand cp it over the stock one06:10
Amaranththat's crap though, there has to be a better way06:10
Riddellgets a bit messy06:10
Amaranthivoks: I thought it was tomorrow.06:11
ivoks20.?06:11
ograRiddell, look at my recent tuxmath or tuxtype uploads where i had to add icons06:11
RiddellI can see a file 21_default_background_image.diff.uu which is a uuencoded diff, but I don't know how to get that06:11
Amaranthoh, it's about 8 hours from now06:11
Amarantherr, wait06:12
Amaranthno06:12
ivoksAmaranth: ?06:12
ograwhat ?06:12
Amaranth20 hours06:12
ivoks4 :)06:12
ivoks20?06:12
ograivoks, 6 :)06:12
ogra22:00 UTC06:12
ivokslol, i was closer :)06:12
Amaranthum06:12
ivoksi tough it's 20:00UTC06:12
Amaranthwhat meeting is that? it isn't listed06:12
ograwiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUMeeting06:12
ivoksjesus!06:13
ivoksi love ubuntu1!!!!!06:13
Amaranthso the topic in #ubuntu-meeting is generally worthless?06:13
ivoksit's very nice how gnome clock applet cooperates with evolution's calendar06:13
ograAmaranth, i havent set it.... probably dholbach knows why its wrong06:13
Amaranthivoks: since GNOME 2.8 or so, yeah06:13
ivoksAmaranth: yeah.. great stuff06:14
ivokswe should create webdav calendar06:14
ivoksso it could be automaticly synced06:14
ivoksi could do that :)06:14
ograAmaranth, it isnt wrong...06:15
ograAmaranth, the MOTUMeeting isnt even there06:15
Amaranththat's what i mean06:15
Amaranthi was using #ubuntu-meeting's topic to find out what meetings were coming up and when, for that it's appearently generally worthless06:15
Amaranth3 or so meeting have happened recently that weren't on there or had the wrong day/time :)06:16
ivoks:)06:19
ivoksogra: meeting is here? :)06:19
ivoksoh, good to know, i would miss a room at 22:00 and end up searching you all over the building :)06:20
Amaranthit's here?06:22
Amarantherr06:22
ogranope06:23
ogra#ubuntu-meeting, as all meetings are06:23
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ivokshm, ok06:24
\shah today is motu meeting..I just lost my timeschedule06:24
dholbachogra, Amaranth: it's been a while since i've been in #ubuntu-meeting06:25
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ogra\sh, we are all lost without dholbach here06:25
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dholbachas i am in my thesis ;)06:30
dholbachso we share the pain06:30
\shogra, why?06:31
ogra\sh, because he cares for all our calendars06:31
ogra\sh, ...and cares to remind everyone06:32
\shogra, hmmm...dholbach: the work of a manager is to delegate work ,-)06:32
\shand NO i don't have a clue ;)06:32
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ogra\sh, only if you have someone to take the blame.... and nobody rocks the casbah as hard as daniel wrt calendars, lists, reminders etc06:33
mfgaliziI would like a package added to Ubuntu.  I'm trying to go through that Motu page and for the life of me, I cannot figure out howto submit it (I feel like a fool).  Can someone please enlighten me or point me to a doc explaining how to do so?  TIA06:34
\shogra, so, dholbach is our manager ;) he has to take the blame, even when you made the mistake ;) see helmut  ;-)06:34
dholbachogra: the only thing that looks pretty atm is the calendar/plan for my thesis :)06:34
\shgrmpf...what was the moinmoin markup for sourcecode?06:35
dholbachmfgalizi: you have to add it to http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUNewPackages06:35
Nafallowe should have a meeting calendar to import into evo :-)06:35
\shNafallo, the CAL format is working :)06:35
dholbachNafallo: we do06:35
ivoks:)06:35
ogramfgalizi, if it already exists as debian package, put it on UniverseCandidates06:35
dholbachNafallo: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Calendar06:35
\shhttp://www3.telus.net/robitaille/ubuntu.ics06:35
ivoksics don't update automaticlly, right?06:36
ogramfgalizi, err s/already/not yet/06:36
dholbachmfgalizi: oh sorry, i misread06:36
dholbachmfgalizi: ogra is right06:36
dholbachivoks: unfortunately not06:36
ivokshm...06:37
ivokswe should create something that does06:37
dholbachsubscribing to the calendar page is goood :)06:37
ivoksbased on ics06:37
ogradholbach, from evolution ?06:37
mfgaliziit does not (requires xorg).  This is why I'm feeling foolish.  I dont understand how I add the package?  Edit the page?06:37
dholbachogra: no, the wikipage06:38
ogradholbach, meh06:38
ivokslol06:38
ivoksmy evolution crashes when i try to create calendar on web06:38
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ogramfgalizi, just edit the UniverseCandidates page and add t as a table entry06:39
ograit even06:39
mfgaliziOK, which requires me to log in.  Cannot create an account (again, feeling so silly, appologize for these questions)06:39
ogramfgalizi, we have it as breezy goal to make adding programs easier...06:40
Nafalloyay! it has meetings. I should update darkelf when ogra's xorg hits the archive.06:40
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dholbachmfgalizi: dont you have an account on the ubuntu pages yet?06:40
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Nafalloaha!06:41
Nafallothe meeting starts at midnight tomorrow and I had to scroll06:41
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ivoks:)06:42
\shI'm feeling hot06:42
\sh(but not horny)06:42
ivokscommunity meeting at 12:00 UTC?06:42
mfgalizinope; but I'll start there06:43
\shyepp06:43
Amaranth\sh: You're not, don't worry.06:43
ivoksthat's strange, it's usually at middnight :)06:43
ivoksomg06:43
ivoksi don't see terminal window06:43
ivokslol06:43
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dholbachi'll be back later06:44
dholbachsee you06:44
Nafallodholbach: see you :-)06:44
Nafallo(@midnight or so) :-)06:44
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dholbachyeah06:44
\shmhmm06:44
\shogra, do u think it's a good idea to file "review bugs" in malone?06:45
ogra\sh, nope06:45
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ivokshm... very strange06:45
ivoksbug like no bug ever :)06:45
ogra\sh, lets rather ahswsle elmo a bit to get a RT for MOTU06:45
ograhassle even06:46
ivoksi saw my windows in taskbar, but non on desktop06:46
ivoksno, they weren't minimised :)06:46
Nafalloogra: I start wondering if I really wan06:46
Nafalloogra: I start wondering if I really want to use your X-fix ;-)06:46
ograwan ?06:46
Nafalloogra: girlfriends keyboard :-P.06:46
ograheh, it probably enables you to type whole sentences ;)06:46
ivoksenter and ' are too close :)06:47
ogra:)06:47
Nafalloivoks: indeed ;-)06:47
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AmaranthNafallo: what X-fix?06:47
ivokswell... time to check my books again :(06:47
NafalloAmaranth: xkb06:48
ivoksexam is in 3 days :(06:48
AmaranthNafallo: There is a fix?06:48
ivokssee you at midnight ;)06:48
NafalloAmaranth: i.e. xorg -31, still building.06:48
Nafalloivoks: see you :-)06:48
AmaranthNafallo: Last I heard you had to revert a revert of a patch.06:48
AmaranthNafallo: ah06:48
\shhmm06:54
\shwe have to setup gnome and kde to use at least the same mountpoints for usbdevices06:54
mfgaliziIf I have already made packages for something I want added, can I mention that anywhere on the universe candidates (will it even make a difference)06:54
\shmfgalizi, u checked if there's an ITP at bugs.debian.org/wnpp?06:55
ogra\sh, shouldnt that be handled underneath ?06:56
siretartre06:56
siretartRT for MOTU! seconded! :)06:56
mfgalizi\sh, it is not mentioned there.06:56
\shogra, well, for me, it should be checked already, and the maintainer (or to be maintainer) should be informed, that we want it in ubuntu universe..so he can work as well on ubuntu packages...and it's easier for us to recruite ;-)06:58
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\shmfgalizi, right...that's the reason why we have a meeting this night :)06:58
ogra\sh, about which package are we talking here ?06:58
ogra\sh, kde doesnt use hal ?06:59
\shogra, who say that?06:59
ogra\sh, it would be silly to use something else07:00
ogra\sh, as well as pmount07:00
mfgalizi\sh, oh, ok.  well, I shall leave it blank, and edit (if necessasary) after the meeting.07:00
\shogra, on hoary it was working , right now, kde is not able to see usb stuff, but as I understand riddel, that  kde right now has problems with hal07:00
\shmfgalizi, which packages are you refering to?07:00
ogra\sh, so lets solve them...07:01
ogra\sh, since hal is the base for everything in ubuntu desktop world07:01
\shogra, yepp, but kde was mounting e.g. my usb hd with 2 parts as /dev/sda1 -> /media/sda1 and /dev/sda2 -> /media/sda207:01
ogra\sh, so you can use all the backends07:01
ograuhh, ugly07:02
\shand gnome is mount /dev/sda1 -> /media/usbstick ,->07:02
\shand /dev/sda2 -> /meda/usbstick-107:02
ograhmm...port g-v-m ?07:02
\shthats much more ugly ,-)07:02
ograhuh ?07:02
\shcause it's a harddrive ;)07:02
mfgalizi\sh, libxvmcw, which is listed under UniverseCandidates now.  I just figured that I should mention I made packages for it already.07:02
ograhow that ?07:02
\shlibxvmcw...what purpose?07:03
ogra\sh, my mother only sees a usb stick plugged into her imac.... why should it say its a harddisk ?07:03
\shogra, but I see my hardrive via usb cable plugged in ;)07:03
\shogra, and I never saw a usbstick with 81G + 82G07:04
ogra\sh, then this needs fixage, but still, i want a usb stick to show up as such07:04
\shogra, agreed, but you can determine the diff between hd and stick07:04
ograas i want my camera show up as camera....07:04
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\shogra, don't change the topic ;)07:04
ograsure... hal has all the info for you07:04
\shogra, but didn't see that /dev/sda1 is formatted with ntfs07:05
\shand gnome it's trying to automount, but can't get it right07:06
ogra\sh, did you talk to pitti about that ?07:06
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\shogra, no i just saw it now07:06
ogra\sh, tell it to him...07:07
\shogra, since my kde is not working anymore (wheres your patch) i'm using gnome07:07
siretartmfgalizi: isn't there some work to get libxvmcw into debian? I remember an email on debian-mentors...07:08
ograjust teach KDE to use X Keyborad right.... thats the drawback if you write your own implementation for everything ;)07:08
Nafallo*sigh*07:09
\shogra, well..that what i was thinking the first way07:09
\shogra, but then I removed the kxkb session07:09
Nafalloxorg isn't on archive.ubuntu.com07:09
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Nafalloand seems not built on amd64 :-P07:09
mfgalizisiretart, I sent that message.  It cannot be included because it depends on a libxvmcw.so.  Build depends always fail07:10
ograNafallo, give it time07:10
ograNafallo, i testbuilt it on amd64... so it should work07:10
Nafalloogra: I have ;-). and I know I'll have to give it more of that :-).07:10
ograyeps07:10
\shmfgalizi, i don't understand, you packaged  libxvmcw and it depends on  libxvmcw?07:11
siretartmfgalizi: err, I'm a bit confused: how would it build in ubuntu then?07:11
mfgalizidoh, I meant libxvmc07:12
mfgaliziDebian does not have a package that contains libxvmc.so.*, which the wrapper needs (it dlopens the four different xvmc implementations).07:13
siretartmfgalizi: and does ubuntu has a package?07:13
mfgalizisiretart, yes: libxvmc07:13
\shogra, what should I do with DanielN?07:13
mfgalizisorry, libxvmc107:13
ogra\sh, drink a beer ?07:13
ogra\sh, wrt ?07:14
siretartmfgalizi: aah, now I understand. this libxvmc.so is part of xorg, and debian has still xfree. did I get it right?07:14
\shogra, well, I don't know where he is right, and he has to do some things to get his "motu" status next week...but he didn't show up :(07:14
ograyou may move him over to me if you dont know what to do07:15
mfgalizisiretart, bang on.  I guess that would have made sense for me to say07:15
bddebianYeah.. :-)07:16
\shogra, well, if he would be here, I know what to do...but suddenly he didn't show up anymore07:16
ogra\sh, he's probably busy07:16
bddebianJust wait until I get my StinkPad, then look out! :)07:17
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\shogra, hmmm...I'll wait07:18
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\shhi littlepaul07:21
littlepaulhi \sh07:22
littlepaulhttp://www.ubuntuusers.de/wiki/motu:chatlog_mit_daniel_holbach_in_form_eines_interviews07:22
siretart:)07:24
littlepaulsiretart, jupp07:25
littlepaulsiretart, you did a good job with youre answers07:25
ogralittlepaul, you should distingush a bit between Q and A in the "Weitere Fakten?" part07:25
littlepaulogra, i'll check07:26
ogra:)07:26
ogralittlepaul, seen that ? http://www.sueddeutsche.de/kultur/artikel/826/54772/07:27
littlepaulsure07:27
ogratotally wrong, but very positive :)07:27
ograthere are not 20% truth in it.... very sad for such a paper07:27
littlepaulwe allready talked about this article07:28
littlepaul\sh, ogra my question concers the part Gibt es weitere Schnittstellen zwischen Debian Ubuntu?07:28
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\shogra, to get dholbachs glom into breezy, he must fix it07:48
ogra\sh, tell it to him in an hour or two...07:50
\shI write in the wiki :)07:51
Nafallohehe07:51
GNULinuxerhow can I instruct pbuilder to build in a Breezy chroot?07:52
NafalloGNULinuxer: wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto07:53
Nafallo:-)07:53
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\shogra, your turn fuer kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts  ;)07:57
mitsuhikoogra: The article is funny. The editor of Addison and Weslay wrote me that they meant the Ubuntu Guide by elyps07:59
ograi thought they meant this boxed thingie thats not from canonical... you can buy it at linuxland i think08:00
bddebianIs the CoC on the wiki page, the one for MOTU's or is there a seperate one for the MOTU process?08:07
tsengthere is only one08:09
Nafalloneo! :-)08:09
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bddebiantseng: Was that response to me?08:12
littlepaultseng, more details? ;-)08:12
tsengbddebian: yes?08:12
tsenglittlepaul: huh?08:13
bddebiantseng: OK, thanks08:13
littlepauli meant is there a more detailed answer?08:14
tsengthere is only one Code of Conduct for everyone08:14
tsengim not sure how to be more detailed08:14
littlepaulok08:14
uniqwhat's the versioning policy when a package is versioned 0.4.2-1 upstream. (not in debian) Do we want to 'downgrade' to 0.4.2-0ubuntu1 or make it 0.4.2-1ubuntu1?08:20
tsenger08:20
tsengthey actually call it foo-0.4.2-1.tar.gz08:20
tseng>08:20
ogratseng, you could say that its on the wiki.... written in lack on some shady white08:21
uniqit's the debian dir included with upstream.08:21
ograblack even08:21
uniqwith/in.08:21
tsengoh08:21
tsengthats a bit different08:21
tsengis it distributed in debian from that?08:21
tsengas a native package08:21
uniqno.08:21
tsengwell lets keep the debian package as the base then08:22
tsengif thats sane08:22
ograyep08:22
ograuniq, 0.4.2-1ubuntu1 is right, since its the same package....08:22
uniqi thought so. thanks.08:22
tsengogra: if -1 isnt in debian?08:23
Riddellogra: the problem is that one day it might get uploaded to debian and the real 0.4.2-1 may have changes in that the upstream 0.4.2-1 doesn't08:23
ograuniq, and you add the ubuntu1 only if you made ubuntu specific changes08:23
bddebianWell it mentions SABDFL but doesn't say what that is??08:23
uniqtseng: it's not in debian at all.. as far as packages.debian.org knows.08:23
uniqogra: i did.08:23
ograRiddell, so we'll get them with 0.4.2-208:23
bddebianOr should I know what SABDFL is, if I had a brain?08:23
tsengbddebian: mark shuttleworth08:23
Riddellogra: that's inelegant, there might never be a 0.4.2-208:24
ograbddebian, sure you should know... even my mother knows that ;-P08:24
bddebianHmm, strange acronym for Mark Shuttleworth08:24
tsengnot really08:24
tsenghe stole it from python08:24
ograRiddell, there might also be no package in debian08:24
Riddellogra: in which case it doesn't matter either way :)08:24
bddebianogra: Well I told you all early on that I was stupid.. :-)08:24
ogras/be no/never be a/08:24
ograbddebian, only because i told her ;)08:25
uniqriddell: if it's uploaded to universe with *ubuntu* versioning it won't be synced automaticaly anyway, would it?08:25
Riddelluniq: you'll get a report in bugzilla saying "you need to merge these changes"08:26
uniqk.08:26
bddebianSo that still doesn't tell what the acronym actually stands for..08:26
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tsengself-appointed benevolent dicator for life08:27
Riddelluniq: well I think my way is best but do it however you wish08:27
tsengwe should put that somewhere08:27
tsengso people stop asking :(08:27
uniqriddell: i agree. and i'm changing it now.08:27
bddebiantseng: Ahhhh08:28
ograRiddell, i just rely on upstream to be honest and switch to -2 if he made changes....with this assumption you should have the same package, but youre right,  never know....08:29
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bddebianWhere is the MOTU process wiki stuff at?08:53
ograbddebian, its all a aubset of the MOTU page08:53
ograa subset08:53
bddebianogra: Which is where?08:53
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ograwiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU08:54
bddebianAhhh08:54
tsengits searchable08:54
tsengbesides being in the topic08:54
bddebianHow come MOTU isn't linked off of wiki.ubuntu.com?08:55
bddebianOr did I just miss it?08:55
tsengwe cant link every page from the front08:55
bddebianWhy the hell not? :-)08:55
bddebianI am kidding btw08:55
bddebianOK, am I blind again?  The page mentions the MOTURecruitment page linked below..  but I don't see a link to MOTUREcruitment??08:57
tsengwhy cant you just put it in the address bar then08:58
ograergh08:58
ograwhere are all the links gone ?08:58
tsengprobably broken in the transition08:58
bddebiantseng: I'm not trying to be a pain, just trying to inform you folks that it's missing08:58
ograbddebian, now its there... thanks09:00
bddebianWow, that's a long list of "Needs to show up again".. :-)09:01
ograouch... why doesnt this new wiki respect the old links anymore.... ther MOTUTeams packe is totally broken09:02
ograpage09:02
AmaranthMOTUFoo links just Foo09:04
bddebianMOFO?09:05
bddebian:-)09:05
ograAmaranth, yeps, so nearly only the teams that dont exist at all have links... funny09:06
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Amaranthi traded 512MB of pc100 ram for 512MB of pc133 ram09:07
Amaranthweird things happening09:07
bddebianSo, I add my name to a list and I'm an MOTU?? ;-P09:08
tsengno09:08
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Amaranthbut it also might have been the 300 packages upgraded09:08
bddebiantseng: I'm joking again..09:09
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tsengyou arent funny :)09:09
Amaranthso when/where is the meeting?09:09
tseng#ubuntu-meeting/2200utc09:09
bddebiantseng: Well, that's nothing new.  You must not be from #d-d :-)09:10
tsengnope.09:10
Amaranthanyone else getting "(firefox-bin:13940): Gdk-WARNING **: gdk_property_get(): length value has wrapped in calculation (did you pass G_MAXLONG?)"?09:10
ograhmm09:11
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Amaranth*groan*09:12
AmaranthI can't load _ANY_ gtk apps09:12
ograAmaranth, doomed to kde ?09:12
Amarantheek09:12
Amaranthmy panel just died09:12
tsengogra: daniel had me look at that forever ago09:12
Amaranthand died again09:12
Amaranthand so on09:13
tsengogra: alot of it worked on x86 as i went over it09:13
Amaranththis is kinda funny, really09:13
ogratseng, i'm quite sure its a hoary page09:13
tsengogra: i dont have the patience for it that he does to go over hundreds of packages09:13
tsengyeah it was definately mid-hoary09:13
Amarantheverything is bouncing around as the windows resize when the panel dies/comes back09:13
ograso we could clean it... i'll talk to him later09:13
chillywillybddebian: behave yourself09:15
bddebianchillywilly: Why? :-)09:17
chillywillybecause I said so09:17
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bddebianheh09:18
bddebianNot the Powerbook? ;-P09:18
jamessan|workI just recently installed Ubuntu on my powerbook.  I miss wireless  :(09:18
bddebianSo how do I create a new login on the wiki?  Is it me again?09:19
chillywillybddebian: uh, no it's a 3U server from penguin computing09:19
bddebianchillywilly: :-)09:19
chillywillyI have 2 of them now with Ubuntu on them09:19
chillywillydual althlon 264's w/ 2GB RAM09:19
chillywilly246's09:19
chillywilly64Bit09:20
chillywillyopteron's rather09:20
bddebianchillywilly: Well I have a Dell laptop with Ubuntu that I was supposed to send to ajmitch and I am getting another Stinkpad to put Ubuntu on.. :)09:20
siretartogra: I'm working with a friend on a small project to faciliate the reviewing for facilating reviewing for us MOTUs. Are you aware of some other similar projects?09:20
chillywillyyou're still in the sending people free hardware business ;)09:20
siretartogra: the very first scetches can be viewed here: http://siretart.tauware.de/review-tool/09:20
bddebianchillywilly: Aye09:21
siretartjust to show the idea what I have in mind09:21
chillywillybddebian: hook a brother up...09:21
chillywilly:)09:21
ograsiretart, COOL !!!09:21
bddebianchillywilly: What do you want now? :-)09:21
siretart\sh: yes, this is a part of the idea I told you some weeks ago..09:21
ograsiretart, dont stop :)09:21
chillywillybddebian: another laptop :)09:21
tsengfree hardware?09:22
bddebianchillywilly: Another OldWorld Powerbook? :-)09:22
chillywillybddebian: erm, no :)09:22
bddebiantseng: Not for you, you don't love me.. ;-)09:22
siretartogra: I would like review-tool also to build the package, so we can have a look at the buildlog09:22
\shsiretart, u mean my thoughts on motumeeting?09:22
ograsiretart, what langis this ?09:22
jamessan|worksiretart: that is pretty nice09:22
chillywillyman, I really need to make myself write some documentation09:22
chillywilly*sigh*09:23
tsengbddebian: i just answer your questions bluntly, most people get this09:23
siretartogra: we want to write it in pyhton09:23
ograsiretart, yay09:23
bddebiantseng: Man, I'm kidding again..  Sorry, I'll shut up now.09:23
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siretart\sh: err, I'm not quite sure, but probalby ;)09:23
\shsiretart, u just have a new friend :)09:23
chillywillypython rocks my socks09:23
ograsiretart, who is "we" ?09:24
siretartogra: I'm not quite sure about the backend. either somethin based on mini-dinstall, or completly new. have to take a closer look to mini-dinstall09:24
siretartogra: his name is Stefan Potyra, not affiliated to ubuntu (yet ;)09:24
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siretarthe's a collegue of me at university09:25
ograsiretart, and you didnt make him a MOTU yet ? shame on you !09:25
ogra:)09:25
siretartwell, we just begun it this afternoon with designing an ER schema: http://siretart.tauware.de/review-tool/ER.png09:25
siretartogra: he promised me to contribute packages ;)09:26
ogra*G* just kidding ;)09:26
siretarthehe09:26
bddebianOK, so how do I really set up a new user on the wiki??09:29
siretartbddebian: I think you need to create an account in the launchpad09:29
siretartand use that one09:29
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\shyeah09:31
ajmitchMOTU meeting today, right?09:32
tseng2200utc09:32
tseng2.5 hours09:32
ajmitchalright09:33
bddebianHeya ajmitch09:35
bddebianajmitch: I'm sorry I'm such a loser.. :-(09:35
bddebiansiretart: Where/what is the launchpad?09:36
Treenaksbddebian: http://launchpad.ubuntu.com/ says it all09:36
bddebianThx09:36
siretartbddebian: see topic: https://launchpad.ubuntu.com/09:37
bddebianAye, I just caught that.. After asking of course.. :-(09:38
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ajmitchhi bddebian09:45
bddebianaaaarrrrrggggghhhh09:46
siretarthuh? it was just a friendly greeting ;)09:46
bddebianTrying to log in to wiki: "Passwords don't match" from launchpad09:46
ajmitchoops :)09:47
bddebianajmitch: Are you even still interested in the Dell I have?09:47
ajmitchbddebian: sure, why not?09:48
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ajmitchhi jeff09:50
jbaileyheya09:51
siretartdoes anyone use pbuilder hooks? I'd like to use the dpkg-i hook from the pbuilder examples/ dir. The problem is that it 'dpkg -i' the binary, but doesn't resolve dependencies. so I think I need to write another hook to satisfy the dependencies.09:55
siretartnow my question: is it somehow possible to extract the dependencies of a given .deb (or set of .debs) so that I can install them via apt-get?09:56
jbaileysiretart: apt-ftparchive might give your what you want in the Packages file.10:01
siretartjbailey: hm. I think that information could me more easily retrieved with dpkg-deb -I <foo>.dpkg and grepping10:06
siretartjbailey: but then I still would need some kind of parser, because of alternative and versioned dependencies10:07
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jbaileysiretart: I was more thinking that you could make an apt-ftparchive, point to your stuff, and another archive and just let apt-get handle it.10:13
siretartjbailey: aah, and letting apt-get do the job? this sounds sane. will look into it. thanks to the suggestion!10:15
jamessanjbailey: nudge  ;)10:15
jbaileyjamessan: Stalker.10:16
jbailey=)10:16
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jbaileyBah, misspelling my nick might not trigger a highlight, but YOU STILL CANNOT HIDE!!!10:18
jbaileymwahahahahah10:18
siretartlol10:19
TMMdamn, you actually READ what's not highlighted? I never do that10:19
TMM:P10:19
TMMok, I just killed a server somewhere... I was supposed to install a VPN server on it, well... it IS secure now10:20
TMMtoo bad I've never seen the thing, and I can't go over there10:20
TMMsomeone is going to be very pissed tommorow10:20
NafalloTMM: how could you answer something you don't see? ;-)10:20
TMMI didn't10:20
Nafalloor read rather :-)10:20
TMMIt's all in your head10:20
Nafallohehe10:21
\shdamn10:21
TMMyou are just a figment of the line noise on my crappy cable connection10:21
TMM:P10:21
\sh*rotfl*10:22
\shI just got a shock right now10:22
\shi just read the first time the last sentence of the german translation of the apt-get --help text10:23
\sh"Dieses APT hat Super-Kuh-Krfte."10:23
\shSuper Cow Strength10:23
siretart\sh: try 'apt-get moo' ;)10:24
\shoh my10:24
\shwhats missing is a ascii flipper10:24
siretarthehe10:24
NafalloDenna APT har Speciella Ko-Krafter. :-)10:24
\shi never read it before10:24
\shsiretart, u have time?10:24
siretart\sh: a bit, I'm fighting with debarchiver, but. what is it?10:26
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\shI have a strange lintian error and I can't see where it comes from...everything looks ok in the package10:26
siretarturl?10:26
TMM'this apt has super cow powers' it is in english10:27
bddebianAYe10:27
\sharchive.linux-server.org/breezy.php (but give me 3 mins)10:27
siretartok10:27
bddebianThat cracked me up the first time I saw it10:27
siretart                       Dieses APT hat Super-Kuh-Krfte.10:27
\shsiretart, now ;) it's njam10:29
siretartdownloading10:30
siretart\sh: you mean this one: W: njam: non-standard-dir-perm usr/share/ 0655 != 075510:32
\shyepp10:33
siretart\sh: try commenting out line 80 ;)10:35
siretartin debian/rules, that is10:35
\shthx10:36
bddebianOK, I'm in the Wiki, now what? :-)10:38
\shsiretart, sometimes I'm blind :)10:38
siretart\sh: no problem. same here :)10:39
ajmitchbddebian: start filling things in10:39
bddebianajmitch: ??10:39
bddebianHoly crap, I see the CXX list is Loooong :)10:39
\shit's just finishe10:40
\shd10:40
siretart\sh: if you have time, could you have a look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/s/sfs/1:0.8-0+pre20041016.1-1ubuntu1/10:40
ajmitch\sh: hmm, all done? :)10:41
siretarton my machine, I only get a warning, but this boomake bails out :(10:41
siretartand the most crazy fact is: it ftbfs on every arch but ia64 :/10:43
\shajmitch, i said just finished ;) where r yours ;-)10:43
\shsiretart, i will get the source just now :)10:43
siretart\sh: well, the source is quite big, and it takes a loooooong time to compile :(10:44
siretart\sh: but thanks!10:44
\shsiretart, i have to see the sourcefiles anyways.10:44
siretart\sh: ok10:45
ajmitch\sh: sitting on my computer, of course :)10:45
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\shsiretart, well, I don't see the error itself...in arpc/rpctypes this is only warning..so where is this bloody error10:54
siretart\sh: exactly. on my machine, it is just an error10:55
\shso it can only be in In function 'void nfs3_exp_disable(u_int32_t, void*)':10:55
leslievHiya all!10:59
leslievJust busy building my first package, so hold thumbs!10:59
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siretartlesliev: :)11:00
leslievsiretart: saw you put "mkdir -p $(CURDIR)/debian/sopwith/usr/share/pixmaps" into debian/rules for sopwith11:00
lesliev.. oh, ok, I see why now11:01
siretart:)11:01
leslievfor the uudecode11:01
leslievhow about that guessing of dependencies! That seems to be the most time consuming part11:02
\shsiretart, i don't have a clue...i don't even understand what they're doing there ,-)11:02
siretart\sh: you mean with fixing rpcgen, and deanonymizing the anonymous enums?11:03
leslievah, osrry to break into your conversation ;)11:03
siretartwhat kinda tricky11:03
\shsiretart, whatever ;)11:03
siretartlesliev: no problem, If you have questions, just ask :)11:03
leslievok11:06
siretartETA to meeting: 1h11:07
TMMheheh! whooo!!! it's a hardware issue ... lol11:08
TMMI knew I did everything right11:08
NafalloTMM: ?11:08
leslievwhat meeting?11:08
ajmitchlesliev: MOTU meeting11:10
ograsiretart, what about a automatic lintian/linda run in your ool ?11:11
ogratool11:11
TMMNafallo, I killed a server about half an hour ago, I just got word that the thing is flaky, and it's probably not my failt that it won't boot anymore. I upgraded it from some weird woody/sarge hybrid to sarge and updated the kernel11:12
siretartogra: yes, if I get autobuilding done, this should be an easy job11:12
TMMNafallo, not for fun, but because I was supposed to install a VPN on it11:12
NafalloTMM: ahh, oki.11:13
siretartogra: right know, I think Stefan and I should work to get a first version without autobulding and automated checking done. even this should be better than via wiki11:13
siretartwhat do you think?11:14
ograsiretart, in any case :)11:17
siretartogra: do you happen to have a neat project name?11:17
\shsomebody spelled my name completly wrong ;)11:17
dokobash: what's wrong with it?11:18
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siretart\sh: I think I will need your help for the autobuilding and auto{lintian,linda} stuff. do you think you could host it?11:18
\shsiretart, sure11:18
ajmitchsiretart: autobuilding ought to be fairly simple11:19
ograsiretart, i'll think about a name11:19
siretart\sh: great!11:19
ajmitchlintian can just be run on the deb or .changes file11:19
siretartajmitch: what would you recommend? dak or mini-dinstall? pbuilder or sbuild?11:19
ajmitchmini-dinstall & sbuild, I think11:20
ajmitchdak might be a bit too much11:20
siretartok. the combination of both tools, I never really worked with :)11:20
ajmitchsbuild is well suited for autobuilding11:20
ajmitch:)11:20
siretartbut I'll look into it11:20
\shajmitch, well, pbuilder can also be used11:20
ajmitch\sh: sure, it can be used..11:20
siretartajmitch: whats the advantage of sbuild over pbuilder here?11:21
ajmitchumm..11:22
ajmitchthere's some docs on setting up a buildd chroot? :)11:22
ajmitchI haven't really used sbuild, but others have recommended it11:22
siretartah, ok11:22
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ivokshehe i love when web hosting providers suply contact info for their domains... it's easier to get rid of spam :)11:23
ajmitchhttp://people.debian.org/~aba/buildd/cheat.html11:24
ajmitchhow to setup a buildd with sbuild..11:24
agileyou guys have any insight as to php5's inclusion into either/or debian or ubuntu?11:24
ajmitchwell, not sbuild, it seems :)11:24
ajmitchagile: yes, the maintainer is working on it :)11:25
agileajmitch, would that be adam conrad?11:25
agileajmitch, btw.. you still involved with gnue these days? :)11:25
ajmitchagile: yes it is, and yes I am..11:26
leslievsorry to cut in: I just built a package with dpkg-buildpackage but I didn't have a gpg key yet...11:27
leslievnow I have made a key, can I just "gpg -s package.changes" ?11:27
leslievoh, there is no package.changes!11:28
leslievcan I run dpkg-buildpackage again?11:28
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leslievsiretart: Looks like I am finally done. The package seems to install properly and I put in the .desktop stuff too.11:32
leslievWhat should I send to you?11:32
siretartlesliev: if you have some webspace somewhere, upload it there and put a link to that on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUToReview11:33
siretartfor reviewing, I would need the .dsc file, the .diff.gz, and a link to the .orig.tar.gz11:34
leslievok. But the file I should link the ubuntu page to should be the .deb I'm sure?11:35
siretartno, because we cannot review nor upload binary packages11:35
ogralesliev, the .deb is not intresting11:36
siretartthe source package consists of the three files I mentioned above11:36
\sh*yawn*11:36
leslievaha11:36
siretartuse dpkg-buildpackage -S or debuild -S to create these files11:37
\shfinally I could upload just now my very first ubuntu debian package ;)11:39
bddebianUbuntu debian?11:40
\shdebian formatted package for ubuntu ;)11:41
bddebianahhh11:41
siretart:)11:43
leslievok: http://icoc.co.za/ubuntu/11:48
\shogra, sign now kubuntu-konqueror-shortcuts ,-) NOW ;-)11:49
ogra\sh, dont you have 3 signoffs ?11:50
ograerr11:50
ograoh11:50
ograheh11:50
\shogra, is motaboy a motu?11:50
ogranot yet afaik11:50
\shso i need your signature ;)11:50
leslievSiretart: Ok, I did the -S, now there is a .changes file... Do you want that uploaded too?11:51
leslievok, done anyway11:52
siretartlesliev: the changes file is a control file for the archive software. I just need the .dsc and every file mentioned in that11:52
TMMhey, can someone refresh my memory please, what is the name of the userspace bootsplash guy?11:52
siretartbut including the changes file never hurts. its really small ;)11:52
TMMalso, I've got some ideas, and solutions :) for a better way to configure laptops, and I've adapted laptop-detect and laptop-mode stuff for it, where/how do I go about to getting this out into the world?11:54
TMMI know it's not universe, but I think it's useful11:54
leslievsiretart: Ok, done. I have linked to the wiki too. I hope all is in order :-)11:55
siretartlesliev: great! I will have a look at it soon11:56
leslievThe changes file is also signed now too, yay!11:56
leslievThanks for all the help11:56
siretartyoure welcome11:57
siretartlesliev: Oh, I didn't notice, is tesseracttrainer a NEW package?11:58
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dholbachhi11:59
siretarthi dholbach11:59
dholbachlesliev: could you take tesseracttrainer to MOTUNewPackages instead of MOTUToReview?11:59
siretartlesliev: in this case, you have to put it on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUNewPackages11:59
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