=== RedDevil [~couceiro@bl5-44-97.dsl.telepac.pt] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === RedDevil [~couceiro@bl5-44-97.dsl.telepac.pt] has left #ubuntu-toolchain [] === Seveaz [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === Seveaz [~seveas@seveas.demon.nl] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain [10:58] sparc: 75%, hppa: 61% [10:59] lamont: Load up another 4 machines, LaMont! [10:59] ; [10:59] ) [11:07] i386 88.9 [11:07] powerpc 88.6 [11:07] ia64 87.7 [11:07] amd64 87.1 [11:07] sparc 75.0 [11:07] hppa 61.3 [11:08] jbailey: that's not the issue [11:08] the one-second power outage the house took 3.5 hours into the gcc-3.4 build hurt... [11:08] I really need to replace the dead UPS. [11:10] Ouch. [11:10] I thought you had moved all the machines to your office. [11:10] my bad. 7:55 into the build [11:11] the work network has a not-so-transparent proxy that totally screws things up sometimes... [11:11] so there's one A500 at home, and one at the office [11:11] meanwhile. my next-gen-just-mirror-what-I-want scripts are getting closer to being done. [11:12] they don't use rsync, etc, etc. [11:12] Don't use rsync? [11:12] and, certainly, bring me a whole set of other bugs, different from the current script. [11:12] I would've thought going from a -1 to a -2 package would be a bit of a win with rsync. [11:12] gzip sucks [11:13] and, you still have to actually copy -1 into -2 to preseed it.. [11:13] Right, but that's relatively easy logic. [11:13] Hmm, I thought gzip --rsyncable was the default. [11:13] yeah. more of an issue was that the rsync could take several hours, during which time local uploads couldn't process. [11:14] so whether I use http or rsync to fetch the individual files, it'll now just process archive-mirrored packages as "just another upload" [11:15] Ah, cool. [11:16] yeah - the logic for figuring out what to import is mostly done, albeit only in my head. [11:16] current state can read an archive, seed packages, resolve dependencies, and spit out the new packages/sources files, all nice and signed. [11:16] verifying the signature at readtime is on the TODO list.:-( [11:17] I still have to teach it how to prune dead packages/source from the archive, as well as how to generate and import .changes [11:18] although, pruning is trivial. [11:18] I just ran out of time before charlie and the chocolate factory last night [11:18] =) [11:18] btw, worth the price of admission === jbailey wishes again for package sigs. [11:18] Really? Cool. [11:18] it's a truly sick movie [11:18] I've never read the book - it was required reading for the English students, but we got things like "Les Misrables" instead. [11:19] "everything in this room is eatable. edible. including me. But that, boys and girls, is called 'canabilism', and is very frowned upon in many societies." [11:19] Err.. This wasn't written by Heinlein was it? =) [11:20] johny depp in a wonderful impersonation of michael jackson as willy. Tim Burton directing. [11:20] there's a little bit of Fred Rogers in the willy character as well. [11:21] " there's a little bit of Fred Rogers in the willy character as well." [11:21] I wonder how much blackmail money that's worth. [11:21] Oh willy.... === doko [~doko@a130-233-5-210.debconf5.hut.fi] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain [11:21] he's the sort of character that you'd have to kill if you were stuck dealing with him for any period of time. But he's a very good willy wonka [11:22] oh. and the oompa loompa's. very interesting === lamont wonders how big a trebuchet would need to be to hit ottawa from here. [11:22] or is it toronto? [11:23] Oh you think I'm going to tell you now? [11:23] MWAAHAHAHAHAHAHA [11:23] lol [11:23] Montral. Delayed the trip to Ottawa by a day due to a round of food poisoning last night. [11:23] the really cool part of the movie was that there were _many_ places where the whole audience was laughing. And several where only a handful were. [11:24] bad food. spank it [11:24] fwiw, my gcc-3.4 build was here when the power died: Running /build/buildd/gcc-3.4-3.4.4/src/gcc/testsuite/g77.f-torture/compile/compile.exp ... [11:25] Mm, yeah. Angie and I were fine. Yay veganism. Angie's mom ate the egg-based dressing on the salad at the resto. [11:25] Ouch. [11:25] And gcc sucks for ccache. [11:25] _oh_.. so you poisoned the inlaw. got it. [11:26] No motive. We're heading to Ottawa for a week and have no other cat sitter. [11:26] If it happened on the day we got back, we'd have a harder time of it. [11:27] so the machine at home is building gcc-3.4 (since 13:31), and the machine at the office is building gcc-4.0 (since 15:20) [11:27] iz now 15:22 [11:28] ("^E: There are problems and -y was used without --force-yes","give\n"), [11:28] that just hurts to have there. [11:30] binutils-hppa64(inst 2.15-5ubuntu2 ! >= wanted 2.16.1) [11:30] grumble [11:30] any elmo/mdz sign, I wonder? [11:30] Probably in transit === svenl [~luther@AStrasbourg-251-1-55-245.w82-126.abo.wanadoo.fr] has left #ubuntu-toolchain []