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torkeltseng: ping12:20
tsengyes?12:23
tsengtorkel: hi12:24
torkeltseng: hi12:24
torkelcan you please do a rebuild of tomboy. The one in the archive does not work with the current version of dbus in breezy without a rebuild12:25
tsengdone12:27
torkeltseng: thanks a lot12:27
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shHi... I just installed Breezy and now X doesn't work.. I get this weird "*** glibc detected *** double free or corruption (fasttop)" error thing. Sound familiar?01:22
shIt happens almost immediately after starting X (before it actually shows anything) and is apparantly killed by a SIGABRT.01:24
shHmm... I changed to the vesa driver, and now it works.01:25
shJust a sec, I'll just go to X.01:25
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whiprushdbus-o-the-day01:38
whiprushwitty!01:38
tsengits a rerun01:39
whiprushoh01:39
tsenglast time i called it "this weeks dbus api" or something01:39
tsengbut glad you are all still ammused01:40
whiprushit made my day01:40
whiprush(not really)01:40
shawarmaWhere has glxinfo gone in Breezy?01:41
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thierryI've build gnome-chemistry-utils without any problem and it's in the unmet dependencies list... what should I do now?02:02
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bmonty thierry: add it to the "just needs a rebuild" table in the wiki03:13
bmontyajmitch_: ping04:57
ajmitch_bmonty: ?05:03
bmontyajmitch_: working on making a script to create a list of mirrors for apt-spy05:04
ajmitch_ok..05:04
bmontyhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive, this is the only place mirrors are listed, right?05:04
ajmitch_I don't know05:04
bmontyI've asked in a lot of the ubuntu channels, and noboy knows05:04
ajmitch_:)05:05
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desrtcrimsun; sup06:11
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cathey people09:45
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hervehello10:40
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siretarthi folks11:11
siretartdoes anyone happen to know who Johan Svedberg is?11:12
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ajmitch_siretart: he maintains blam in debian, for one11:20
siretarthi ajmitch_11:21
siretartajmitch_: ah, I see. he requested an reviewer account11:22
ajmitch_aha11:22
siretarthm. new upstream version of scorched3d11:22
siretartperhaps it fixes some ftbfs on amd64? lets try11:23
Lathiatah nice11:23
siretarthi Lathiat11:23
Lathiatyo11:23
siretartthis is a joke11:24
siretart50mb sources?!11:24
siretartwtf?!11:25
Mithrandir50MB isn't that bad.11:25
siretartpuh, thats only for windows, the unix source is 'just' 35MB ;)11:26
Lathiathaha11:28
siretartMithrandir: perhaps you can give advice: upstream of scorched3d recommends compiling on amd64 in 32bit mode for ensuring compatibility of the network code11:31
Lathiatthatd be really hard to do wouldnt it?11:31
siretartMithrandir: do you think that we and/or debian should do that?11:31
Lathiatthen you need 32bit installs of sdl, wxwindows,11:31
siretartindeed11:32
Lathiati dont think thats reasonable11:32
=== ajmitch_ has confirmed through rigourous testing that his modified patch for vegastrike works ;)
Mithrandirsiretart: no.11:32
Mithrandirsiretart: the network code should be fixed to use fixed sizes rather.11:32
siretartMithrandir: upstream says they have not access to a 64bit machine for developing/testing11:33
Amaranththis is one of those things a distro is supposed to patch and send upstream ;)11:33
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siretartAmaranth: well, there exists a patch in debian bts, upstream says, that the patch breaks network compatibility11:34
Mithrandirsiretart: if they don't need physical access, I can provide them with access to one.11:35
ajmitch_Mithrandir: it's a GL game, so physical access is proably best11:35
ajmitch_I'd happily do it if I had the ox, I quite like the game :)11:35
ajmitch_s/ox/box/11:35
siretartthe game is great, indeed..11:36
MithrandirI have the hardware, but not the time. :-)11:36
siretartI'm just trying to build new upstream version11:36
Amaranthworms armageddon is better11:36
siretartAmaranth: but it doesn't have the nostalgic feeling of scorched earth ;)11:37
MithrandirAmaranth: that's not free, though?11:37
Amaranthno11:37
siretartit needs openal headers? wtf?11:37
Amaranthit's windows only11:37
ajmitch_siretart: why the surprise?11:38
siretartnever heard of that. configure bails out because cannot find openal-config11:39
ajmitch_siretart: strange, vesastrike worked ok with libopenal-dev11:39
siretarthm. apt-file is still broken :(11:40
=== ajmitch_ has no openal-config installed from packages here
siretarthm11:41
siretart:(11:41
ajmitch_hmm, keyboard on this laptop needs cleaned or something, some keys don't work right :)11:41
Lathiatapt-file is broken because Contents isnt updated.11:41
Lathiatajmitch_: heh i vacuum my keyboard regularly11:41
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ajmitch_but dlocate only looks in installed packages, iirc11:42
Lathiatlargely cat/dog hair11:42
Lathiatbut other cruft gets in their11:42
ajmitch_heh11:42
Lathiatkeeps it nice and clean11:42
siretartajmitch_: does it also work with packages not installed yet?11:42
ajmitch_don't think so11:43
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Lathiatsiretart: feel free to go through http://bur.st/~lathiat/rebuilds at will. :)11:58
siretartLathiat: :) - will soon, I'm still at openal11:59
siretarthm11:59
siretartdebian has uploaded a newer openal11:59
ajmitch_Lathiat: great, want to see my massive unmet deps rebuild list? ;)11:59
siretartbut misses to install openal-config11:59
ajmitch_bah, 'b' isn't working properly11:59
Lathiatajmitch_: the to be done list?11:59
ajmitch_Lathiat: yeah, I threw the 'apt-cache unmet' list at pbuilder12:00
Lathiati have my own im working through ;p12:00
ajmitch_got logs of everything12:00
Lathiatah12:00
Lathiatwhat did that achieve?12:00
Lathiatthe list of things that just need a rebuild?12:00
ajmitch_yeah, once I process the list properly12:01
Lathiatah ok12:01
ajmitch_I'll sort out the just-need-rebuild, script the changelog adding & upload the lot12:01
Lathiatwell im just working through apt-cache atm12:01
Lathiatunfortuately simple rebuilds suck a bti because i cant upload12:01
Lathiatand sending a debdiff with a changelog entry si almost pointless :)12:02
Amarantha package shows up in unmet if it's suggests don't exist?12:02
LathiatAmaranth: yeh, but it does tell you its a suggest12:02
ajmitch_Amaranth: yes, which is why the list needs processing12:02
siretartwah great12:04
siretartopenal is unbuildable in debian atm, because arts has unmet deps :/12:04
Lathiatheh12:04
ajmitch_ah yes12:04
ajmitch_that evil12:04
siretartlets try to build in breezy12:05
Lathiatbah i hate things that dont compile12:05
ajmitch_752 upgraded, 220 newly installed, 36 to remove and 7 not upgraded.12:06
ajmitch_yay, I haven't upgraded this breezy laptop for awhile :)12:06
Lathiatheh12:08
Lathiati found alot more worked when i reinstalled12:08
Lathiata few weeks back12:08
ajmitch_probably not since UDU, in fact12:08
Lathiat_host_sockaddr.sin_port = g_htons(cport);12:08
ajmitch_Lathiat: well my main breezy box was dist-upgraded from sid12:08
Lathiatwtf is wrong with that :\12:08
LathiatTCPTransmitter.cc:179: error: expected `(' before 'const12:09
Lathiathow the hell12:09
ajmitch_g_htons isn't something weird & crackful?12:09
Lathiati was just looking12:09
LathiatGUINT16_TO_BE12:09
=== Lathiat finds that
siretartajmitch_: would you consider updating openal for breezy?12:09
ajmitch_siretart: I'd consider it, if it helps things compile & doesn't break others :)12:10
siretartI hope the newer openal doesn break too much. there are some reverse depends..12:10
=== Lathiat cant find a GUINT16_TO_BE
=== Lathiat wonders where glibconfig.h comes from
siretartwaaah12:12
ajmitch_siretart: breakage?12:12
Lathiatah its in /usr/lib/glib-2.0/include12:12
Lathiatcrack12:12
siretartdebian maintainer should be also be hit by something hard12:12
siretarthe just forgets on accident installing openal-config :/12:13
ajmitch_hehe12:14
Lathiat#define GUINT16_SWAP_LE_BE_CONSTANT(val)    ((guint16) ( \12:14
Lathiat    (guint16) ((guint16) (val) >> 8) |  \12:14
Lathiat    (guint16) ((guint16) (val) << 8)))12:14
Lathiatis that it ends up being12:14
Lathiati see nothing fishy12:14
Lathiati get the feelign gcc4 might be mixing up my line numbers12:15
Lathiatafter preprocessing12:15
siretartwhat do you know, the fix is a two liner :/12:15
ajmitch_siretart: massive patch12:16
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siretartdoes anyone happen to know Dan Helfman? Does he irc?12:16
siretart(openal maintainer)12:17
=== highvoltage just built his first debian package. ever. :)
ajmitch_highvoltage: great :)12:18
highvoltageajmitch_: :)12:19
Lathiatwhat does 'unrepresentable changes to source' actually mean12:22
Mithrandir"you have binaries which aren't in the orig.tar.gz"12:23
Lathiatuh12:23
Lathiatscary12:23
ajmitch_the clean target didn't really clean it12:23
Lathiathow did that happen?12:23
Lathiatexcept i didnt build it12:23
Lathiati just edited a source file since my last debuild -S12:23
Mithrandirit will tell you what files it's complaining about12:24
ajmitch_it's a real pain on packages with a broken 'make distclean'12:24
Lathiatpkg-source: warning: ignoring deletion of file po/zh_TW.gmo12:24
Lathiatdpkg-source: building gabber in gabber_0.8.8-5build2.dsc12:24
Lathiatdpkg-source: unrepresentable changes to source12:24
Lathiatdebuild: fatal error at line 765:12:24
Lathiatdpkg-buildpackage failed!12:24
Lathiatit does?12:24
Lathiatoh12:24
Lathiati see further up12:24
Lathiatoh heh12:25
Lathiati had a copy of vim open12:25
Lathiatand it whinged about the swap file12:25
ajmitch_heh12:25
siretartok out for lunch12:26
siretartcu later!12:26
Lathiatbye12:28
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shawarmaHi! Where do I report Breezy-bugs? Malone?12:41
ajmitch_for universe, in malone12:42
ajmitch_packages in main still use bugzilla for now12:42
shawarmaOk.12:42
shawarmaThanks12:43
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shawarmaHmm... What do I do if it's a package that's only available in Breezy? I can't choose it in the bugzilla interface.12:56
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shawarmaIs anyone here using breezy and using the i810 driver for X?01:30
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sistpotyhi folks02:03
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slomohi sistpoty02:04
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highvoltagehow do i get md 5 sums for all the files in a directory recursively? I thought of trying ls -1R | md5sum, but obviously that only gives me the md5sum of the output.02:22
Lathiatfind . -type f -exec md5sum {} \;02:27
highvoltageLathiat: thanks02:27
Lathiatnps02:27
Mithrandiruse -print0 | xargs -0 md5sum instead, it won't spawn md5sum for each and every file.02:27
Mithrandir(a new md5sum)02:27
highvoltageMithrandir: ok. thanks to you too.02:27
Lathiattseng: in the search & index prefs, the options go off the edge at higher DPIs02:27
Lathiat(i think its broken and not inside the tba or something)02:27
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tsengLathiat: you are using cvs?02:32
Lathiattseng: package02:32
tsenguh02:32
tsengim at 96dpi02:33
tsengi dont know what you consider "high"02:33
Lathiatput it to 12002:33
Lathiatbasically the window doesnt size to fit the widgets02:33
Lathiat(and its not resizable to make it worse)02:33
tsengworks for me02:33
Lathiatat 120dpi?02:33
tsengoh02:33
tsengthere is a tiny bit of overhang02:33
Lathiatyeh02:33
tsengthe s in folders02:33
tsengmeh?02:33
Lathiatat 120 you almost cant hit the text box02:33
Lathiatnah02:33
Lathiatthe uh F12 textbox02:33
Lathiati can only see half of it02:33
tsengi can02:33
tsengsee the whole line02:33
tsengwhat kind of monitor are you running 120dpi anyway02:33
Lathiat1680x1050 @ 15.4"02:33
Lathiat(dell widescreen laptop)02:34
tseng< 1680x1050 @ 20"02:34
Lathiatheh02:34
tsengi guess that explains why I can see it all02:34
tsengor something02:34
Lathiatso make it 150 dpi then02:34
Lathiat:)02:34
tsengthis seems stupid big02:34
tsengare you blind :P02:34
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/prefs.png02:34
Lathiattseng: yeh dude i have 5 less inches to put that resolution in02:34
tsengyes 150 managed to pretty well screw it02:34
Lathiatand yeh 96dpi was start to annoy me02:35
Lathiatdont wanna screw my eyes :)02:35
Lathiat120 is nice02:35
tsenghm i run 1440x1050 @ 14.1"02:35
tsengwith 75 dpi02:35
Lathiatheh02:35
Lathiatthats basically by resolution02:35
tsengoh the laptop lcs02:35
tsenglcd02:35
Lathiatbut 1" less02:35
tsengyeah02:36
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tsengdo you have a gnome bugs account?02:36
Lathiatdamn ;p02:36
Lathiatyes02:36
Lathiatwant me to file one?02:36
tsengyeah02:36
tsengim not sure if its even valid02:36
Lathiatwhy isnt it valid?02:37
Lathiatevery other application works fine at this dpi :) the window should resize itself02:37
tsenghm is that gtk or beagle?02:37
tsengi really have no idea02:37
Lathiatwell i assume its just the way the window is put together02:37
Lathiattho gnome apps in general handle dpi a bazillion times better than windows02:37
Lathiaton windows setting a higher dpi is pain02:37
Lathiatbreaks everything02:37
highvoltageso, the templates file contains those questions that debconf asks when i install new packages? what's the best way to learn about templates? should i look at other packages for examples?02:43
\shg'afternoon gentlemen02:44
sistpotyhi \sh02:44
highvoltageafternoon, \sh02:44
sistpotyhighvoltage: install debconf-doc, there are pretty good examples in there02:45
highvoltagesistpoty: ok, thanks.02:45
\shhmm...i just wanted to write my installation report for this laptop but somethings wrong with my X02:45
\shor kde or gnome...don't know..have to investigate02:45
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Lathiatneither02:46
Lathiatfingers crossed for 12" or amd64 ;p02:47
ajmitch_hah02:47
Lathiatprobably wont be :(02:47
Lathiati want \sh's portege r20002:47
ajmitch_UK->NZ can take awhile, anyway :)02:47
sistpotyhm... about motuglutransition: what if a package doesn't directly use gl/glu, but uses gl[u]  from sdl... should it build-depend on sdl only?02:49
ajmitch_sistpoty: I think so02:50
ajmitch_let me check sdl deps02:50
ajmitch_libsdl1.2-dev depends on libglu1-xorg-dev | libglu-dev02:50
sivanghowdy folks02:51
sistpotythanks ajmitch_02:51
\shgrmpf02:51
sistpotyhi sivang02:51
\shok..compiling the sk98lin driver as kernel module only with linux-kernel-headers doesn02:51
\sh't wokr02:51
ajmitch_\sh: is the driver updated in the latest breezy kernel?02:52
\shno02:52
ajmitch_Lathiat: are you sure you want \sh's laptop? ;)02:52
Lathiatyes02:52
Lathiatbecause i know someone who has it workign perfectly :)02:53
\shskfp is the old driver...doesn't work...we should get the correct driver into the kernel...doesn't break anything02:53
ajmitch_hehe02:53
Lathiat\sh: ask davyd on gimpnet about it...02:53
Lathiat\sh: he has it all working on .. maybe hoary02:53
\shLathiat: it's working :(02:53
Lathiatmight be breezy02:53
\shaeh02:53
\sh:)02:53
\shLathiat: the problem is only the installation02:53
Lathiatah right02:53
ajmitch_you need to do a net install?02:53
Lathiathe borrowed my pcmcia card02:53
\shLathiat: the install kernel on colony cd 2 doesn't have the driver...so u have to adjust the install media02:53
Lathiatright02:53
\shajmitch_: jepp02:54
\shLathiat: i did it with some tricks02:54
Lathiatshould get them merged in :)02:54
ajmitch_only pcmcia network card I have here is a dodgy 10Mbps 3com :)02:54
\shyepp02:54
Lathiatajmitch_: yeh well mine was a02:54
Lathiatreal... something02:54
Lathiatthose red ones02:54
Lathiatno02:54
Lathiatxircom02:54
Lathiatthats it02:54
Lathiat10M xircom pcmcia02:54
ajmitch_heh02:54
\shbut the rest..bluetooth wifi is working out of the box02:54
Lathiat\sh: apparently bluetooth needs an acpi patch02:54
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ajmitch_\sh: great :)02:54
Lathiatajmitch_: ve got like 3 of those but missing the dongle02:54
Lathiatcouple dual modem/network, couple network, 1 modem02:55
Lathiati think02:55
Lathiatonly got 1 network dongle02:55
Lathiatit was quite funny actually my aunty baught home this computer stuff from her work for me02:55
Lathiatmostly junk but she accidentally bought a box of papers02:55
=== ajmitch_ wouldn't mind trying bluetooth+gprs if it weren't so ****ing expensive
\shactually i can't really test bluetooth cause i don't have another bluetooth device...and my mobile is only looking for audio devices02:55
Lathiatso she went to take that back and i chceked in the box first and right in the bottom was a xircom network dongle02:55
Lathiatso i was happy :)02:55
ajmitch_\sh: you could borrow my phone that I got a couple of weeks ago :)02:55
\shajmitch_: hehe02:56
\shajmitch_: but I should be able to detect the bluetooth devices in my area somehow02:56
ajmitch_bluetooth works nicely with my desktop box (usb dongle)02:56
ajmitch_so I hope the laptop I get has bluetooth to test02:56
=== ajmitch_ wants decent sync out of the box
\shi wrote 3 pages how to get this nice little bitch flying...and it's really eyecandy02:57
=== ajmitch_ is jealous ;)
\shajmitch_: it cost me half a day02:58
\shto come to terms how to break the install media of colony cd202:58
\shmount the iso as loop, rsync it to another dir, compile a new kernel on another box, replace the modules of the initrd, replace the kernel on the install media etc....02:59
ajmitch_how evil03:00
\shkick windows from the harddrive, cause resizing wasn't working03:00
ajmitch_no?03:00
\shno03:00
ajmitch_resize should always work03:00
ajmitch_very serious if it doesn't03:00
\shthe default install is 60gb windows xp ntfs03:00
ajmitch_as most new users will be dual-booting03:00
\shi just started up..and I was w8ing for one hour03:00
ajmitch_& most people will have winXP, ntfs install03:00
\shnothing was showing up in the syslog, messges etc.03:00
\shtomorrow i check on ebay for a cheep external usb dvdrom03:01
ajmitch_bugzilla'ed it?03:01
\shajmitch_: no I want to reproduce it03:01
\shcause i think I made a mistake with the install03:01
sivangso guys, where is still help needed around in MOTU land?03:01
ajmitch_with the amount of hardware in this flat, I should have no issues getting stuff installed ;)03:01
ajmitch_sivang: everywhere ;)03:01
ajmitch_sivang: look at MOTUGLUTransition, UniverseUnmetDeps03:01
sivangajmitch_: ah the transition still continues? :)03:02
siretartre03:02
ajmitch_sivang: of course03:02
sivangajmitch_: and does ti expemt FF ?03:02
ajmitch_and it will be ongoing ;)03:02
ajmitch_sivang: in a sense03:03
ajmitch_since it's not really a new feature03:03
siretartajmitch_: I 'fixed' openal and already submitted a patch to debian: #32305403:03
ajmitch_siretart: excellent!03:03
\shthe strange thing is...toshiba delivers only a dvd recovery media..so if u want to install windows...everything is gone from your previous install03:03
ajmitch_\sh: I think my flatmate has a very similar laptop03:03
ajmitch_if not the same model03:04
siretartajmitch_: I'd like to upload and fixed version of openal with this patch to ubuntu, but I'll first test the reverse dependencies03:04
sistpotyhuhu siretart03:04
ajmitch_siretart: ok, I'll test vegastrike :)03:04
\shthere r different portege r200 models around as I saw...and this one is not even mentioned on toshibas page03:04
ajmitch_since that's on my list of packages to upload03:04
siretarthuhu sistpoty03:04
siretartah, that would be great03:05
siretartthen I03:05
\shguys I just switch to X una momenta :)03:05
siretart'd test other one03:05
ajmitch_vegastrike has build-dep changes from Lathiat, gcc4 fix from me, and debian patches to merge03:05
ajmitch_plus it's fun to test :)03:05
ajmitch_\sh: no-go?03:06
\shback03:06
\shworking now03:07
ajmitch_ah great03:07
\shI think i have some troubles with kde and gnome when no network device is there03:07
\shno real network device ...03:07
ajmitch_\sh: interface 'lo' has to be up03:07
ajmitch_but nothing else needs to be03:07
sivangajmitch_: that's the two main tasks that need be completed for breezy?03:07
ajmitch_as long as 127.0.0.1/localhost resolve03:07
\shit is....but when I disable the wifi (when I was in the train just now)03:07
ajmitch_sivang: I'm sure there's *lots* of other tasks, like packages that FTBFS03:07
siretartsivang: they are always important goals! :)03:07
\shcompletly, even wireless-tools were segfaulting03:07
ajmitch_sivang: and don't forget reviewing! ;)03:07
\shstrange thing03:07
\shs03:07
siretart\sh: oh. that sounds like major breakage..03:07
ajmitch_ok, can people please write up everything they know needs done on MOTUTodo, please?03:07
\shsiretart: I have to reproduce it...again03:08
sivangajmitch_: well, I can't review yet :) Have to get a couple of my own pkgs in before that I assmue ...03:08
\shbut first I will write my installation report03:08
ajmitch_and we can also discuss what needs done in the next few weeks at the next MOTU meeting (which is on 24/8 )03:08
sivangajmitch_: that would be great, so each time I get some time on hands I won't have to ask around :)03:09
ajmitch_sivang: ok, but you can still add comments to other's packages :)03:09
ajmitch_sivang: yeah, I don't know everything that needs done, so we need to keep track of it03:09
=== ajmitch_ wishes debian development was often as fun as MOTU work ;)
highvoltageajmitch_: what's the difference?03:12
ajmitch_highvoltage: usually less teamwork in debian, more flames :)03:12
ajmitch_although that depends on the area that you work in03:13
highvoltagesounds like some debian guys just need to ligthen up a bit.03:16
ajmitch_oh sure03:16
ajmitch_debian can still be a lot of fun though03:17
ajmitch_any suggestions from the channel on what needs to go on the MOTUTodo list?03:17
=== ajmitch_ hears the deafening silence
highvoltage*cough*03:18
sivangwhat's MOTUToMerge all about?03:19
highvoltageajmitch_: i would contribute, if i understood myself what needs to be done.03:19
ajmitch_highvoltage: any ideas about what we might be missing from universe that needs fixed?03:19
ajmitch_things you may have come acrss03:19
siretartajmitch_: I'm thinking of adding the ghc6 stuff to MOTUTodo03:20
highvoltagenot recently. i'll have to rack my brain a bit.03:20
siretartajmitch_: but it consists mainly of waiting on upstream releasing a new version or someone willing to test the preview release03:21
Lathiathrm, if you remove the login sound03:21
Lathiatit still plays03:21
ajmitch_siretart: yeah, they said 6.4.1 'real soon now' on the list03:21
ajmitch_so we'll have to get that bootstrapped on the buildd03:21
siretartwhatever 'RSN' means to them..03:22
ajmitch_:)03:22
ajmitch_for some upstreams, 'RSN' means 6 months ;)03:22
siretartajmitch_: for some distributions, it means nearly 12 months ;)03:23
siretartjust joking..03:23
ajmitch_siretart: except debian :)03:23
\shhmm03:23
ajmitch_sarge was slated for release in december 2003, iirc ;)03:23
siretartIIRC, that was the date predicted by aj back then..03:24
siretartafter that GR, it was clear that sarge had to be delayed..03:24
ajmitch_yup03:24
tsengsiretart: is there a good reason to have archived uploads show up on the main page?03:24
ajmitch_morning tseng03:25
tsenghi03:25
siretarttseng: you want them on a different page?03:25
ajmitch_"This proposal has made me put some faith back into Debian. I hope the release manager can enforce this plan and we'll see Sarge in 2003, not 2005."03:25
tsengthe main page is huge now03:25
ajmitch_hah03:25
tsengjust an idea03:25
siretartwell. hm03:25
siretartI'm quite quick with archiving, ppl would be confused why their uploads have dissappeared..03:26
tsengi see03:26
sistpotyyep, archiving was also planned for packages needing work... revu2 will differentiate here ;)03:27
tsengok03:27
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sistpotywe just should get started coding on it ;)03:27
tsengwhat are the big changes?03:28
sistpotypackage lifecycle, different pages if you are a reviewer or contributor...03:29
siretartsistpoty: right :)03:29
sistpotymany things are listed on REVUDevelopment (wiki)03:29
ajmitch_ah, if only all those issues raised on the forums were filed as bugs...03:32
siretartsistpoty: did you actually try to build scorched3d?03:35
siretartsistpoty: I'm currently on it. it FTBFS on amd64 in current form for me :(03:35
ajmitch_siretart: FTBFS in what way?03:35
ajmitch_if it's openal related...03:35
siretarthttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=288578\03:35
sistpotysiretart: yep03:35
siretartwithout '\'03:35
ajmitch_oh evil int/pointer stuff03:36
sistpotysiretart: didn't fail on i38603:36
siretartvery evil03:36
ajmitch_sistpoty: it doesn't fail because the datatypes are the same on i38603:36
ajmitch_but not on amd6403:36
highvoltagewhy do the debian scripts use #!/bin/sh -e? What does the "-e" switch do? I couldn't find it in the sh/bash man page.03:36
sistpotyhighvoltage: exit on error03:36
siretarthighvoltage: the script will abort if any command fails03:36
siretarthighvoltage: handy for debugging and for getting users to report usable bugs03:37
siretartreports03:37
sistpotyhm... this is strange, i didn't see any warnings in the buildlog of scorched3d03:38
ajmitch_highvoltage: it's about 2400 lines into the manpage, which is why you didn't see it ;)03:38
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pefhi03:39
sistpotyhi pef03:39
highvoltageah ok, thanks :)03:40
siretarthm. first patch for scorched3d.. hmm03:41
ajmitch_hello pef03:41
siretartbut this one seems to have no problems with amd64/gcc-4.0 :)03:42
siretartso updated openal would be a benefit03:42
ajmitch_what is the current version of openal in breezy, and what is the new version?03:45
siretartajmitch_: see http://packages.qa.debian.org/openal03:47
ajmitch_yeah, quite a version change between the 203:48
siretartjupp03:48
ajmitch_are they API/ABI compatible?03:48
siretartbut it seems required for scorched3d03:48
siretartnot sure..03:48
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ajmitch_different SONAME, so anything depending will need rebuilt03:50
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ajmitch_why doesn't scorched3d list it as a build dep?03:52
=== ajmitch_ counts 8 packages otherwise that would need rebuilt
siretartok. at least it has a .shlibs file (there was a bug about this)03:52
siretartajmitch_: scorched3d version 39 (the new upstream version) needs that03:52
ajmitch_right03:53
siretartok, -39 build succeeded, segfaults instantly :(03:53
siretartin 32bit chroot03:53
ajmitch_which isn't in sid03:53
siretartjepp03:53
siretartI upgraded locally here for testing03:53
sistpotyhm... dou you have a buildlog of the current version?03:53
\shok...writing my installation report...bbl03:54
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siretartsistpoty: sure: http://siretart.tauware.de/scorched3d_39-1_i386.build03:55
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sistpotysiretart: erm... i mean amd64 ;)03:57
sistpotysiretart: and the current version, not the new one03:57
siretartsistpoty: no, I want to concentrate ind i386 first. here, it segfaults instantly :/03:57
sistpotyok03:57
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sistpotycya later04:03
highvoltageis a debian-metapackage just a package that contains no files, but with dependencies, or is there another way that it should be done?04:03
sivanghighvoltage: I thnk you are right for most o fthe cases04:04
ajmitch_highvoltage: generally, yes04:04
sivangajmitch_:  :)04:04
sivangajmitch_: however, I can imagine a meta pakcage that does has some sort of files, conffiles maybe ?04:05
ajmitch_sivang: I don't think it would be very meta then04:05
sivangajmitch_: right sorry, I was more thinkg in an OOP way :)04:05
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ajmitch_stalled on conffile question.. still got a bunch of packages to go :)04:07
Lathiatheh04:07
Lathiati love that04:07
ajmitch_aha, thuban finally uploaded, mbreit can be happy now :)04:08
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highvoltageajmitch_: i just found something that needs to be packaged, although it's a bit soon atm.04:14
highvoltageajmitch_: http://pc.ign.com/articles/641/641567p1.html04:14
ajmitch_highvoltage: is it on UniverseCandidates?04:16
ajmitch_if not, put it there :)04:16
ajmitch_and the game engine alone isn't useful04:17
ajmitch_perhaps for breezy+1 it could be packaged04:17
highvoltagetrue.04:17
highvoltagei think it's great though. it might open the door to future gpl games.04:18
ajmitch_possibly04:19
ajmitch_but that's a future thing to look at :)04:19
ajmitch_we only have ~8-9 weeks until release04:19
ajmitch_herve: the debdiff of zope 2.7 looks a lot lot bigger between debian & ubuntu than the changelog would indicate - have a number of ubuntu changelog entries been dropped?04:23
ajmitch_herve: I'm writing up summaries of the debdiffs that there are (currently 44 of them)04:23
hervethe point is that the debian one makes changes directly into the source04:24
hervedoko and I moved them to dpatches04:24
hervealso the package from unstable doesn't use zope-common and debhelper-zope yet04:24
ajmitch_alright, that's good04:24
hervethis makes drop debconf templates and alike04:24
ajmitch_yeah, and prerm scripts04:25
ajmitch_& postrm, etc :)04:25
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herveyada yada -:)04:25
ajmitch_http://ajmitch.meta.net.nz/debuild/ubuntu/tmp/zope/REVIEW for what I've started on04:26
ajmitch_talked with madduck, kobold, etc and will post this to the list ASAP04:26
ajmitch_get some integration discussion going :)04:26
hervemost of the ubuntu versions will be dropped in the near future04:27
herveI mean after breezy :-)04:27
ajmitch_of course04:27
ajmitch_that's what I'm trying to do ;)04:27
herveI don't know when fabio will upload to unstable04:27
ajmitch_no point duplicating the work in debian, just use the ubuntu changes if possible04:27
HostingGeekcan xchat-gnome be rebuilt04:28
HostingGeekpreferbly use xchat-common for the common files04:28
HostingGeekit only needs the stuff in the folder fe-gnome04:28
Lathiatyour welcome to fix it04:29
HostingGeekLathiat: yea it takes more time for one of you to review it...04:29
HostingGeekLathiat: all it is a simple change in configure.in04:29
Lathiatso patch it and give it to someone04:29
HostingGeekand some dependces changes04:29
Lathiatfeel free to give it to me04:30
ajmitch_you'd have to give us more than those vague answers04:30
ajmitch_'some dependces changes' really doesn't tell us much04:30
HostingGeekand can we make work with ubuntu-desktop04:30
ajmitch_no04:30
HostingGeekI am thinking of making xchat a dummy package04:31
ajmitch_it would need to be seeded to main for that04:31
HostingGeekchange the current xchat into xchat-gtk04:31
HostingGeekanyway I need to stab seb12804:32
HostingGeekbrb04:32
Lathiatbah i just remembered why i stopped using gnome-terminal apart from the speed04:32
HostingGeek--- seb128 :No such nick/channel04:33
Lathiatthat stupid irssi/screen bug04:33
LathiatHostingGeek: yes he didn't want to be stabbed04:33
HostingGeekLathiat: so you use x-g?04:33
Lathiatno04:33
ajmitch_Lathiat: which bug was that?04:33
Lathiatajmitch_: the screen goes all black or all blue04:33
HostingGeekLathiat: I don't want my changes to be ubuntu only... they should be added to debian04:33
Lathiatused to happen all the time04:33
ajmitch_Lathiat: ah04:33
Lathiatthese days usually only starts happening after you change the theme/size/open a tab/font dpi04:33
Lathiatbut i just had a similar issue with vim04:34
Lathiatits gotten worse :\04:34
Lathiati was using mrxvt04:34
HostingGeekLathiat: if not we will make Ian Murduk very anrgy!!!04:34
Lathiatwhich is great but you cant shade the transparent background04:34
ajmitch_HostingGeek: so talk to the debian maintainer04:34
Lathiatand it doesnt do utf804:34
HostingGeekajmitch_: hehehe04:34
herveLathiat, gnome-terminal lately got a real speed improvement04:34
HostingGeekDavide Puricelli (evo) <evo@debian.org>04:34
HostingGeekevo is not on this network04:35
herveand I use it everyday, I don't have to complain about the speed04:35
ajmitch_HostingGeek: so what? use email, like other people do04:35
hervethough I don't watch DVDs using ascii art ;-)04:35
Lathiatherve: yeh its not too bad04:35
Lathiatsucks if your scrolling line by line04:35
HostingGeekajmitch_: I am no email user04:35
Lathiaton  afullscreen terminal04:35
Lathiattho04:35
HostingGeekajmitch_: I will never use email04:35
Lathiatbut its the irssi bug that annoys me really04:35
HostingGeekajmitch_: its got to many problems04:35
LathiatHostingGeek: Go away04:35
ajmitch_HostingGeek: well then don't complain that your pet changes don't get adopted, if you're not willing to communicate04:35
HostingGeekajmitch_: its not my changes... anyone would of thought of them they are the make whats insane... sane04:37
ajmitch_whatever04:37
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ajmitch_herve: I wonder if we can justify getting zope 2.7.7 in :)04:41
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hervewith Zope always, because there are always ZODB fixes04:41
hervebut a freeze is a freeze04:41
herveand never freeze again what has been unfreezen ;-)04:42
ajmitch_hehe04:42
hervenow it's b***p***s concerns04:42
ajmitch_I'm more concerned with being able to use plone 2.1, etc04:43
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herveplone 2.1 won't enter breezy anyway04:43
ajmitch_universe UVF is more flexible than main, but we'd still have to get approval from someone04:43
ajmitch_I know it won't, but people will want to run it on breezy04:43
ajmitch_so they'd need to run zope from source as well04:44
herveand plone 2.1 has strong requirements for Zope 2.7.7?04:44
ajmitch_no big pain for them04:44
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ajmitch_yes, plone 2.1 requires 2.7.7 according to #32140504:45
ajmitch_I haven't checked it myself04:45
hervethis is a debian bug number,04:46
herve?04:46
ajmitch_yes :)04:46
ajmitch_ubuntu doesn't have quite that many bugs yet ;)04:46
hervehey! there's a stylesheet on the bugs page!04:47
ajmitch_"requires Zope 2.7.7 or 2.8.1 and Python 2.3.5 installed"04:47
ajmitch_yeah, it's a good improvement04:47
ajmitch_plone 2.1 is only at rc2 anyway04:47
herveI'm looking for the "why"04:48
ajmitch_so I guess it's not too urgent04:48
hervewow! 7.6 MB for a plone tarball04:49
ajmitch_it's getting heavy04:50
ajmitch_you're right, I'd say that with plone 2.1 being a way off, then we don't want to break freeze04:50
ajmitch_http://www.zope.org/Products/Zope/2.7.7b1/CHANGES.txt doesn't have enough compelling reasons :)04:50
herveas I told you, I focus on ZODB bugfixes04:51
ajmitch_right04:51
ajmitch_I mainly care about zope upgrades for memory issues, and plone compatibility04:52
herveok I admit, I mainly care to move over from zope ;-)04:52
hervethat was the beta1 changes04:52
ajmitch_heh04:52
hervezope 2.7.7 final removes a possible zodb fscking04:53
ajmitch_ok04:53
ajmitch_that changes list was linked from the 2.7.7 folder04:53
hervemaybe after having drunk too much at a zope sprint ;-)04:54
ajmitch_:)04:54
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herveI couldn't find the reason05:00
hervethere is a reference to a hidden feature of zpt05:00
hervebut the change doesn't seem to have been accepted05:00
herveor it was but this feature only works since zope 2.7.705:01
hervebut still undocumented05:01
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ajmitch_ok, we'll stick with 2.7.4 then?05:02
hervewe'll stick with zope ;-)05:03
ajmitch_herve: what, you don't want to move everything to ruby on rails? ;)05:04
herveno, no05:04
herveI'm not keen on buzzwords :-)05:05
ajmitch_hehe05:05
ajmitch_3am, I'd better go to bed if I can sleep :)05:08
hervesure thing :-)05:08
hervegood night05:08
ajmitch_night05:09
slomohmm... python-gtk2 is missing a depend to python-cairo...05:11
herveI saw that yes05:12
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Lathiatyeh05:12
hervebut I don't know if it's a real dependency05:12
Lathiati emailed seb128 about it05:12
Lathiatit is05:12
slomoherve: at least it doesn't work without it ;)05:12
herveor because scripts use "from gtk import *" :-)05:13
slomoLathiat: ok, fine :)05:13
Lathiatherve: nah, you need it05:13
Lathiatimport gtk fails too05:13
Lathiatas gtk imports it05:13
herveha ok, good reason then -:)05:13
slomo...and libid3 or easytag is broken... ;) nice05:19
tsenggood thing there is cowbell05:19
Lathiatbling05:19
slomotseng: yes... but it currently is missing a function i need ;) filling the tags by parsing the filename05:20
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tsengmmm file bugs05:21
tsenghe fixed mine in no time05:21
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slomoyeah later... first i try to fix id3lib or easytag ;)05:24
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slomook, we need to sync easytag from debian ;) elmo doesn't work on weekends?05:29
herverarely05:34
slomohm... well i sent him a mail ;)05:35
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Lathiatbecause hes been busy?05:36
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pefhow can I remove config.{guess,sub} from my .diff.gz ? deleting them from debian/rules clean target doesn't work05:57
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sivangpef: When I have my patchesd ready (using simple-patchsys or dpath) I just get a freash source pkg,06:19
sivangpef: then drop the patches into debian/patches06:19
sivangpef: and debuild -S06:19
sivangpef: works every time06:19
sivangpef: so usually I have one source tree where I produce diffs/patches in, and one for creating the source pkg for "shipping" :)06:20
hervehmm... I use a single tree for that06:29
pefsivang: will try this, thanks for the tip06:33
pefsivang: have you the gpg error with debuild ? "gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use"06:34
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highvoltagei have a directory full of .deb files, how can I get a list of all the package names without the _0.0.0-1ubuntu_arch.deb part?06:35
Lathiat|cut -d_ -f1 ? :)06:35
hervebasename maybe06:36
highvoltageLathiat: wow, I never new about the cut command. thanks!06:36
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sivangpef: I never paid attention to the GPG waring/error messages while debuiling, I lost my signed key, so when I'll get a new one I will start tackeling this :)06:37
sivangpef: but I don't recall this error from the builds I've done06:42
pefsivang: It seems to ba a known bug http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=32220806:42
sivangpef: maybe because I havn't entered my GPG Key I don't get this error06:42
pefsivang: debuild put config.{guess,sub} in diff.gz too :/06:42
sivangpef: that's weird, have you tried deblcean ?06:43
sivangpef: sorry, debclean ?06:43
pefsivang: already have theses files... probably a problem in upstram tarball _again_ (already a debian layout)06:52
pefbut thanks for the info :)06:52
pefhave to leave06:52
pefbye !06:52
SeveasHello masters :)07:00
Seveascan anybody help me getting rid of a pbuilder error?07:00
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SeveasHi Mez07:02
Mezhyey07:03
SeveasDo you know your way around pbuilder?07:03
Mezpretty much07:04
Mezwhy07:04
SeveasI'm new to it and getting an error07:04
Seveasjust did a pbuilder create07:04
Seveasand now a pbuilder build07:04
Seveasand this happens: http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/123207:04
SeveasAny clue on what to do?07:05
Mezprobably a new apt version gone wrong07:07
Seveashmm07:07
Seveaswhat to do..?07:07
Mezno idea07:08
Seveasdang07:08
sivangSeveas: you need to force installation of un authenticated pakcages, so it seems07:11
Seveashow can I do that with pbuilder? -y --force-yes does it for apt outside pbuilder07:11
sivangSeveas: you need to try to pass the suggested comand line args, if it didn't ask you to confirm installation of the unauthenticated packagtes - like it did for me07:11
Seveasok, so if I say pbuilder -y --force yes, it will pass these arguments on to apt?07:12
sivanglet's try :)07:12
sivangusually, that's the way you give pbuilder args to pass to apt?07:13
Seveasit does not work07:13
Seveasand I'm new to pbuilder (I didn't use it until an hour ago) so whatever you tell me I take for granted :)07:13
sivangSeveas: oh, then let me check around a bit more, I know it alwasy asked me ti say "yes" on the untrusted packages. :)07:14
Seveasit does not even ask me07:14
Seveasit simply fails07:14
Seveasthe manpages for pbuilder and pbuilderrc have not helped me yet07:15
SeveasOVERRIDE_APTLINES=no07:17
Seveaspbuilder dumpconfig says that07:18
Seveasmaybe that can do something? (I hate undocumented features :))07:18
Lathiathttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto07:20
Seveasbut of course07:21
Seveashow stupid of me07:21
Seveasthank you07:21
Lathiatnps07:21
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HostingGeekOMG!!!!07:23
HostingGeekwe need google browser packages ASAP07:23
HostingGeekhttp://sourceforge.net/projects/gbrowser/07:23
HostingGeeklets be the first distro to get it07:23
HostingGeekyou got 23min to package build and post in the reps07:23
HostingGeekI am submittiing it to slashdot now saying ubuntu is getting a package as we talk07:24
thierryand to who are you talking?07:24
LathiatFeel free to throw yourself off a cliff at the first available oppurtunity.07:24
thierryho ok sorry07:24
Lathiat(i was talking to HostingGeek, not you thierry)07:25
sivangLathiat: lol07:25
thierryLathiat : I've been building gnome-chemical-utils and it build nicely and install great and it's in the unmet dependencies list... what do I do now?07:25
thierryLathiat : that's alright07:25
Lathiatthierry: What changes did you make? just a rebuild?07:25
Lathiatsivang: you think im joking? :)07:25
HostingGeekITS GOOGLE!!!!07:26
HostingGeekwe packages for them!07:26
sivangHostingGeek: not everybody like google, you know :)07:26
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thierryLathiat : yes and the /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends you've learn me yesterday07:26
Lathiatand your annoying, i retract my previous comment, and ask that you make the time to do it now.07:26
Seveas(note: there is a reason that HostingGeek is banned on #ubuntu)07:26
Lathiatthierry: Cool, so you could provide a debdiff to someone to review07:26
LathiatSeveas: yeh i wish he was klined07:26
thierryLathiat : a debdiff of what? I didn't change anything! If I do a changelof what should I write? rebuilded and works fine ?07:27
Lathiatthierry: what were the unmet deps?07:27
thierrydon't know I didn't changed anything... I just did /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends and everything worked07:28
Lathiati mean07:28
Lathiatwhats on the unmet list07:28
Lathiatlet me look07:28
thierryk... tell me when you'll find it because I really don't know what you're talking aboutr07:29
Lathiatok in this case it was due to libopenbabel's C++ transition07:29
Lathiatso an appropriate changelog entry si07:29
Lathiat * Rebuild to complete C++ transition.07:29
Lathiatand make sure the version is Xubuntu107:29
Lathiatand not X+107:29
thierryk07:30
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thierryLathiat : but how did you see that it was due to libopenbabel's C++ transition?07:31
Lathiatthierry: because i looked in apt-cache unmet, and the reason it wouldnt install was due to a missing libopenbabel package07:32
Lathiatso i did a apt-cache search libopenbabel07:32
Lathiatand saw there is now libopenbabel0c207:32
Lathiatand the c2 stuff on packages means they were C++ and had to be changed/rebuilt for GCC4s new C++ ABI07:32
Lathiatbut that package hadnt been rebuilt against it yet07:32
slomoHostingGeek: where do you read that gbrowser is something made by google?07:35
HostingGeekhehehe07:39
HostingGeekslomo: gbrowser.com is probberly owned by this project and they changed the whois info for fun lol07:40
Lathiatslomo: He's being his usual self, just ignore him07:44
SeveasLathiat, yeah! after the wiki instructions it works07:49
Seveasthanks again :)07:49
LathiatSeveas: :)07:49
SeveasMOTU here I come *g*07:50
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thierryLathiat : I have a problem , when I do "sudo dpkg-buildpackage -uc -us -S" to get my new .dsc with gnome-chemistry-utils , I get an error07:56
Lathiatthierry: which is07:57
thierryLathiat : I'll paste it in a private message07:58
HostingGeekyou can use #flood08:20
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Lathiatprivate message works fine08:23
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SeveasI just completed my first real package ever, hug me :)08:43
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tsengslomo: are there any more deps pending for gst-plguins-multiverse?08:45
YagisanSeveas: What did you build ?08:45
slomotseng: dirac08:46
slomobut that's it08:46
SeveasYagisan, gnome-sudoku08:46
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tsengslomo: hm rock on08:47
slomotseng: please look at dirac and vote ;) there are just 2 votes missing...08:48
tsengi did08:48
YagisanSeveas: What's that ? a replacement for gnome-sudo ?08:48
slomotseng: thanks :)08:49
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SeveasYagisan, I packaged gnome-sudoku08:49
Seveaslol :)08:49
Seveasno, it's a japanese puzzle game08:49
Yagisanwhat's sudoku ?08:50
Seveas9x9 number puzzle08:50
Seveasevery line and row should contain all numbers 1--9 exactly once08:50
Seveasand every 3x3 subsquare (so 9 of them) should also fulfull that requirement08:51
Seveasreally cool, i'm completely addicted to it :)08:51
YagisanAh, I understand now.08:51
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Seveashttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/1234 <-- screenshot08:52
YagisanI have a really dumb question, but I'll ask anyway. How would I fix this lintian error08:53
YagisanE: deng: shlib-with-executable-bit usr/games/deng/lib/libjdoom.so.0.0.0 075508:53
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tsengchmod -x it in rules08:55
tsengbinary-predeb maybe08:55
YagisanI put chmod 644 debian/deng/usr/games/deng/lib/* into debian/rules but it didn't work08:55
Yagisanbinary-predeb ?08:56
tsengthe target08:56
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shawarmaHi! When I use one of the 2.6.12 kernels, during boot it switches to a screen with a Ubuntu heading and a white box in the bottom half of the screen. I guess that box is supposed to contain boot mesages and such, but is it supposed to work now?08:58
shawarmaOn my system it doesn't change, but after a while (7-8 seconds, I guess), it goes away and boot continues normally.08:59
shawarma...or is that just another thing that's weird about my install?09:00
\shre09:10
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shawarmaOk, what I'm seeing is apparantly the usplash thing.. Who is working on that?09:32
sladenshawarma: mjg5909:33
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shawarmasladen: Thanks09:34
\shsladen: I just red your report on your thinkpad r5209:34
\shs/red/read/09:34
sladen\sh: any useful comments?09:37
\shit's very complete :) did u try a breezy colony install?09:38
SeveasLintian is puzzling me, can anyone explain this:09:40
SeveasE: gnome-sudoku: python-script-but-no-python-dep ./usr/bin/gnome-sudoku09:40
SeveasAnd I have this in debian/control09:40
SeveasDepends: ${python:Depends},  python2.4-gtk2 >= 2.3.93, python2.4-glade2, python2.4-gnome2, python2.4-gnome2-extras, python2.4-imaging09:40
\shwhat about python2.4 as dep?09:42
Seveaspython:Depends=python (<< 2.5), python (>= 2.4)09:42
Seveaswouldn't that do it?09:42
\shshould work09:43
Seveas(it's wat dh_python gave)09:43
\shjesus...this baby is getting hot...wow..09:43
slomo\sh: don't burn you legs ;)09:44
Seveaspuzzle 2: debian/$package/DEBIAN/control contains no Depends: line at all :S09:44
\shslomo: hehe09:45
\shhmm...and it doesn't have any stereo output possibility this baby.09:46
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slomohm i think i'll make a new package this evening... fatsort ;)09:47
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SeveasOK, linda shuts up now, but can someone help me with this weird error?09:57
SeveasNo Depens: line in .dsc even though there is one in debian/control09:58
SeveasNo MOTU awake I guess :(10:12
Seveasah well, I'll try again later :)10:12
sivangok guys, I'm at home now - anything quick I can help with?10:12
Seveaswell, I need a bit help :)10:13
sivangSeveas: yeah, shoot10:14
SeveasOK, linda shuts up now, but can someone help me with this weird error?10:14
SeveasNo Depends: line in .dsc even though there is one in debian/control10:14
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Seveashttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/1239 debian/control and debian/$package/DEBIAN/control10:15
SeveasI don't see where it goes wrong10:15
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SeveasI appreciate any help, this is my first package :)10:17
sivang! there's already a sudoku game for gnome??10:18
Seveasyeah10:18
SeveasI'm so addicted to it :)10:18
sivangSeveas: where is the source package?10:19
Seveasgnome-sudoku.sf.net10:19
SeveasIt's a simply python distutils package, I'm using cdbs for the debfile10:19
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sivangSeveas: Do you mind if I give it a try?10:20
Seveasof course not, I can give you what I tried so far10:20
Seveashttp://blackbird.kaarsemaker.net/~dennis/sudoku.tar.gz10:21
sivangSeveas: Ok, I will try with that since I don't know what cdbs foo you need to add in order to package python stuff - I'll copycat fro your rules file :)10:23
sivangSeveas: all I did for now was mostly gnome GTK packaging10:24
Seveasit's simply adding the manpage (which i wrote) and commenting out some stuff in setup.py10:24
sivangSeveas: I've unpacked your source pkg , let's se the debuild error10:24
Seveaspbuilder goes fine10:24
Seveasonly lintian borks10:25
sivangSeveas: ah, ok, sec10:25
Seveasgiven that there is no Depends:, i can see why :)10:25
Seveasany luck yet?10:29
sivangSeveas: second, sorry10:29
SeveasI'm not in a hurry, just eager to know what I did wrong :)10:32
sivang'build/bdist.linux-i686' does not exist -- can't clean it10:33
sivang^^ ?10:33
sivangSeveas: you have any idea what is this? :)10:34
Seveasyeah, crapola from setup.py10:34
SeveasI still need to clean that thing out10:34
sivangSeveas: so how did you build it? :)10:35
SeveasBut I found a better errordescription by running dpkg-gencontrol manually:10:35
Seveasdpkg-gencontrol: warning: unknown substitution variable ${python:Depends}10:35
sivangSeveas: ah you see, you can already teach me pacakging10:35
Seveasthat build/bdist stuff is not fatal10:35
sivangSeveas: k10:39
ajmitch_morning all10:39
sivangmornign ajmitch_10:39
sivangSeveas: mayeb you need to wrtie python as Python ?10:39
sivangSeveas: it does not recognize the subst var10:39
Seveasok, adding a -T to dpkg-gencotrol (which presumably dh_* does) worked10:39
Seveasbut did not solve the original error10:39
Seveasstill no Depends: line in DEBIAN/control or .dsc10:39
ajmitch_you are using dh_python, right?10:39
sivang Seveas: I have a feeling ajmitch_ can be of more help to you :)10:40
ajmitch_cdbs... show us your debian/rules10:40
ajmitch_sivang: not much, I have to leave for work 'real soon now; ;)10:41
SeveasDAMNIT10:41
Seveassorrym I just found the error10:41
ajmitch_Seveas: oh? :)10:41
Seveasvery stupid mistake10:41
ajmitch_mistakes usually are10:41
SeveasDepends: ${python:Depends}, python2.4-gtk2 >= 2.3.93, python2.4-glade2, python2.4-gnome2, python2.4-gnome2-extras, python2.4-imaging10:41
Seveastry to spot it10:41
ajmitch_the missing brackets for the version?10:41
Seveasyup10:41
Seveasbeen searching for that error for quite some time now10:41
sivangSeveas: what missing brackets?10:41
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SeveasDepends: ${python:Depends}, python2.4-gtk2 (>=2.3.93), python2.4-glade2, python2.4-gnome2, python2.4-gnome2-extras, python2.4-imaging10:41
Seveassivang, spot the difference10:41
sivangSeveas: ah :)10:42
sivangSeveas: got it now10:42
sivangSeveas: I guess I'm too tired after a day's work to be helping anyone ;-)10:42
Seveashehe10:42
SeveasW: gnome-sudoku source: native-package-with-dash-version10:43
SeveasW: gnome-sudoku source: build-depends-without-arch-dep10:43
Seveaslast 2 lintian messages to solve10:43
ajmitch_Seveas: make sure you have an orig.tar.gz, *not* just a tar.gz10:43
ajmitch_and you  have no Build-Depends line at all10:44
Seveasshouldn't dh_make do that?10:44
SeveasI have a build-depends line10:44
ajmitch_s/Build-Depends/Build-Depends-Indep/10:44
Seveasright...10:44
ajmitch_dh_make? you're using cdbs...10:45
Seveasdh_make os for the initial debianization...10:45
Seveass/os/is/10:45
ajmitch_ugh10:45
=== ajmitch_ doesn't like using that now :)
tsengcp -a tomboy-0.3.2/debian .10:45
tsengedit10:45
tsengdebianization :)10:45
ajmitch_ok, I've got to run to work, I'll be back later10:45
Seveas(maint-guide quote)10:46
ajmitch_Seveas: just change Build-Depends to Build-Depends-Indep10:47
Seveashow to solve the other one?10:47
ajmitch_use the upstream tarball as orig.tar.gz10:47
Seveasah wait, got it10:47
sivangSeveas: I'm leaving as well. Bed time :-/10:47
sivang(work tommorow)10:48
=== \sh goes as well to bed...
\shcu tomorrow10:48
Seveasyeah!10:54
Seveasno more linda/lintian messages :)10:54
Seveasthanks sivang & ajmitch_10:55
sivangSeveas: hey, I didn't help at all :)10:56
Seveasthe mental support was good :)10:56
Seveaswanna have the deb?10:57
TreenaksSeveas: omg.. you're creating debs now? :P10:57
SeveasTreenaks, yes :)10:57
SeveasWell, just one actually10:57
Seveasand ogra will be mad - he prefers not tu use cdbs :)10:57
Treenakssivang: </serious> I tried to stop him, and you helped him?!10:58
TreenaksSeveas: CDBS _is_ arse. use dpatch10:58
tsengwait what?10:58
Treenakstseng: cdbs is arese10:58
Treenakswhoa..10:58
tsengapples + oranges = pears10:58
Treenaksarse, even10:58
Seveasehrm cdbs and dpatch are different things...10:58
TreenaksSeveas: yes10:58
tsengwhat does dpatch have to do with anything10:59
Seveascdbs made my rules file 10 lines long10:59
Treenakstseng:10:59
SeveasI take that as a big plus10:59
sivangSeveas: heheh, I didn't! I tried to fidn out the problem he ws having, and didn't get it at all :)10:59
Treenakstseng: "dpatch is similar to dbs" according to its description10:59
sivangTreenaks: daniels thinks cdbs is plain evil10:59
sivang:)10:59
tsengdude come ON10:59
Treenakstseng: isn't cdbs a "version" of DBS then?10:59
tsengcdbs = abstraction for debian/rules makefile10:59
tsengdpatch = patch management system10:59
Treenakstseng: inclusing abstraction for debian/rules11:00
Treenaksincluding11:00
SeveasTreenaks, http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/124211:00
Seveasmy debian/rules11:00
TreenaksSeveas: yes, which makes it less transparent for people who don't know a lot of cdbs11:00
Seveaswell, they should learn it :)11:00
Treenaks(or about it)11:00
tsengTreenaks: no, dbs has nothing to do with it11:00
Treenakstseng: Make an inheritance diagram then11:01
tsengok11:01
tsengdpatch > dbs11:01
tsengand on the other side of the page11:01
tsengcdbs11:01
tsengwith absolutely no connection11:01
sivangSeveas: cdbs is ok, if you know the underlying stuff to solve when things go rough beneath11:01
Seveastseng, no connection other than that cdbs can use dpatch :)11:02
Treenakstseng: then $they shouldn't have given it such a similar name11:02
Seveassivang, true, but that's the same for debhelper or $whatever11:02
tsengTreenaks: uh. right.11:02
SeveasI'm new to packaging, but I could find this error searching through manpages and cdbs files11:03
Treenakstseng: I mean.. cdebconf is like debconf right? so why isn't cdbs like dbs?11:03
Seveasso it's not that hard :)11:03
Seveascdebconf = c implementation of debconf11:03
Seveascdbs = common debian build system11:04
ajmitch_Treenaks: cdbs is *like* dbs in that it helps you build debian packages11:04
tsengTreenaks: because its entirely possible for short acronyms to overlap in potentially confusing ways?11:04
tsengespecially when they share one or more letters11:04
Treenakstseng: make them longer :)11:04
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Seveasanyway, sorry for raising the temperature in here11:04
Seveasi'm going to sleep11:04
Seveasg'night all11:04
Treenaksyou're not using control.in are you? :P11:05
sivangSeveas: I was thinking of dh_* as the underlying beneath :)11:05
sivangSeveas: night!11:05
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