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saintsjdNew to ubuntu development and I would like try making my first package. There is a specific package in debian called postgis. Currently it requires postgresql 7.4.  I would like to experiment creating a new postgis-8.0 package for postgresql 8.0.  Is there any way that I could use the current package in debian to begin my work on Ubuntu?12:16
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mgalvinsaintsjd: sure get the source for the debian package and read the debian new maintainers guide on how to work on the package http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/12:27
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mbreitgood night everybody01:06
ajmitchnight mbreit01:07
mbreitnight ajmitch01:08
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saintsjdmgalvin, thanks. I will get the source and read the guide. Thanks! Do you have any tips from your past experience?01:18
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kezzHi, I've been using Ubuntu for quite a while now and would like to help out with some packaging. Is there an uptodate list anywhere of anything that urgently needs doing? I noticed there was a feature request on the wiki, is this up to date?01:46
ajmitchUniverseCandidates is the list of requested packages01:46
ajmitchMOTUTodo is the general list of things to do :)01:47
kezzah ok01:47
kezzi'll keep on reading, its not tremendously clear though ;)01:47
ajmitchno, it's something we need to work on01:47
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TziG'day =) There's a patch for Anjuta to fix the display corruption issue (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=303353) which I think should be added in..02:28
TziI've made some of my own debs, but I'm told it's not hard to get the patch put into ubuntu02:28
Tzi(Actually I should probably hold my toungue till this latest dist-upgrade completes, just in case it's fixed... But I doubt it..)02:28
TziI'm talking about Breezy, btw02:35
TziNope, it's still broken after the dist-upgrade02:37
TziSo.. Who do I talk to about getting the patch applied?02:37
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TziWell I gotta go but I'll leave this open.. Let me know =)02:42
tsengman smeg rocks02:53
theantixit really does, yeah :-)03:02
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TziFor the sake of convenience, I'll just re-post my question..06:25
TziThere's a patch for Anjuta to fix the display corruption issue (http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=303353) which I think should be added in..06:25
TziI've made some of my own debs, but I'm told it's not hard to get the patch put into ubuntu06:25
TziWho do I talk to about getting the patch applied?06:25
crimsunmake a debdiff against the current Breezy packages; post the url here; I'll take a look.06:26
TziOkay, just a minute06:27
TziGahhh... Anyone know how to burn 701mb on a 700mb cd with nautilus?  overburn is on in gconf, but it's still refusing...06:37
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TziOkay, next question - How do I do a debdiff?06:43
crimsunsame way you generate a diff, but the arguments you pass to debdiff are the two debs.06:44
TziFile lists identical (after any substitutions)06:44
crimsunif you have the diff.gz you used to generate your patched deb, I'll take that06:44
ajmitchTzi: debdiff name1.dsc name2.dsc06:47
TziI tried that too =)06:48
Tziit's okay, one sec06:48
Tzihttp://tzidesign.com/anjuta-1.2.3-2.diff06:50
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TziThat okay?07:13
crimsunsec.07:14
crimsunok, so against -1 in breezy. I'll test-build.07:15
ajmitchversion, distribution & urgency are wrong in changelog07:15
TziThat's just what I put in for the debs I'm using so dist-upgrade didn't keep replacing anjuta with the broken version.. Set it to whatever it needs to be, I have no idea what the protocol is07:16
crimsunit needs to be -1ubuntu107:17
crimsundistribution would be breezy07:17
ajmitch-1ubuntu1, breezy, and we don't use the urgency field07:17
crimsunurgency would be low07:17
TziSounds good07:17
ajmitchurgency is only high in debian under certain circumstances07:18
ajmitchbecause of the unstable/testing split, which we don't have07:18
Lathiatwhat does it mean?07:18
TziDoes sound a little subjective =)07:18
ajmitchLathiat: urgency=low means 10-day delay into testing07:18
TziAhh07:19
Lathiatand high = ?07:19
ajmitch1 or 2 days, iirc07:19
Lathiatcool07:19
TziSo d'you want me to fix the changelog and re-upload the diff?07:19
ajmitchsomeone can correct me on that07:19
Lathiatclose enough, i get the idea07:19
ajmitchfyi, 1.2.4-1 is in unstable & has the fix anyway07:20
crimsunif it's the only fix, we can just patch 1.2.3-1 and up it07:20
TziOkay, sure07:21
ajmitchcrimsun: sure, then you need to drop the patch next time merges come round07:21
TziWell up to you.. Anjuta's pretty useless without it, from what I've seen, and from what others are saying07:21
crimsuna sync from sid is probably easiest07:22
crimsunTzi: your call, since you provided the patch.07:24
TziWhat's involved in syncing from Sid?07:24
ajmitchasking elmo to sync07:25
TziOkay, so that means we get Sid's Anjuta, which may have the same problems, right?07:25
ajmitchwhether by irc or by mail07:25
ajmitchTzi: I just said, latest version has the patch07:25
TziAh, missed that bit07:26
crimsun(http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/a/anjuta/anjuta_1.2.4-1/changelog)07:26
crimsun(offtopic, but I dig that new layout)07:27
TziProbably worth syncing from Sid then, I reckon.. May have other fixes too.. As long as it works properl =)07:27
Tzi+y07:27
crimsunI'd ask for a sync from Sid, since it appears 1.2.4-1 fixes not just that issue07:28
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TziOkay, sounds good to me07:30
TziShall I get onto elmo, or will someone else?07:30
crimsun(you should)07:30
TziOkay07:31
TziOkay, way too much effort.. What's his email address? =)07:34
crimsunjames.troup@canonical.com iirc07:35
TziCheers =)07:35
ajmitchI thought normal procedure was that a sync request had to come from a MOTU, especially since it's one that will break version freeze?07:42
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ajmitchhey jsgotangco07:47
jsgotangcohey07:56
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siretarthi08:31
siretartany arch gurus here?08:31
siretarthow to checkout this: http://pkg-lyx.alioth.debian.org/devel/08:31
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ajmitchsiretart: baz register-archive pkg-lyx-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org--devel08:59
ajmitchbaz get pkg-lyx-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org--devel/lyx--head09:00
ajmitchor something similar :)09:00
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siretartError during call to `vu_chdir' for pkg-lyx-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org--devel (No such file or directory)09:00
ajmitchah, silly me09:00
Treenaksit's baz register-archive http://etc.09:01
ajmitchsiretart: baz register-archive http://pkg-lyx.alioth.debian.org/devel/09:01
Treenaksthen baz archives to get the list :)09:01
Treenaksthen baz rbrowse -A pkg-lyx-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org--devel09:01
Treenaksetc.09:01
ajmitchTreenaks: thanks, I'm rusty ith baz, been playing with bzr ;)09:01
Treenaks"bzr" is pronounced "bizarre" ? :P_09:01
ajmitchof course :)09:02
ajmitchwhat will be bazaar 2.009:02
siretart* archive rweir@ertius.org--2004-debian is not registered09:02
siretartPANIC: The requested revision cannot be built.  It is based on archives that are not registered.09:02
siretart:(09:02
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\shmorning10:14
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pefhello10:37
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siretarthi pef11:01
siretarthuhu \sh11:01
pefsiretart: hi11:03
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YagisanWhen marking up the xml for a man page, can I put special characters (eg TM) in like when marking up html ?11:31
SloMo_Yagisan: sure... the <productname> docbook tag adds it for example... but at least for me the tm isn't converted correctly to iso-8859-1 and is displayed incorrectly11:34
YagisanG'day SloMo_, that's good. I need to put a few TM in, I use UTF-8 encoding myself11:36
SloMo_me too but manpages must be iso-8859-1 afaik... at least that is what docbook converts them to11:37
SloMo_but the xml can be utf8, it gets converted automatic11:37
Yagisanthen manpages are broken.11:38
ogra_Yagisan, cant you just avoid the (tm)11:38
ogra_?11:38
TreenaksYagisan: special characters in manpages can be done11:39
TreenaksYagisan: using special escapes11:39
Yagisanogra: It's a Doom(tm), engine, that takes its arguments in Windows(tm) format11:39
TreenaksYagisan: people.debian.org/~branden/talks/wtfm11:40
YagisanThanks Treenaks, it didn't see this when googling11:41
Treenaks\(co is copyright11:42
Treenaksso I _guess_ \(tm might be trademark11:42
ogra_Yagisan, where is the problem using (tm) there instead of a special char ?11:43
SloMo_hm then the real question is, why docbook doesn't do this by default11:43
TreenaksYagisan: there's a list in man 7 groff11:43
TreenaksYagisan: search for \\\(co11:43
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Yagisanogra_: I just wanted to markup to the right character, to save any potential headaches.11:46
ogra_is it worth the headaches you produce for yourself now ?11:50
Yagisanit looks like the same headache I get when trying to produce multilingual websites. Probably not worth it in this case.11:52
ogra_:)11:52
Yagisanit will be good when it is all utf-8 though11:53
Yagisananyway, back to writting the only correct documentation for my package11:54
siretarthow to disable this control.in madness in cdbs?12:35
siretartI forgot it :(12:35
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siretartah, got it. never mind12:39
SeveasCan I suggest a security update for hoary universe in here?12:57
siretartSeveas: you should talk to the security team, I think Nafallo is a member12:59
Seveasok01:00
SeveasNafallo, around..?01:00
Nafallopong :-)01:00
Seveashi :)01:01
Nafallohi :-)01:01
Seveastor in hoary universe is a version that contains sever security bugs01:01
Seveas(it's been reported by 3 people in the last 30 minutes in #ubuntu)01:01
Nafallowow!01:01
SeveasI backported the package from debian unstable01:01
Seveasclean backport, just needs the libevent1 from breezy01:02
NafalloI actually thought I did fix that a while ago.01:02
Nafalloseems I forgot it :-/01:02
Seveashehe01:02
NafalloSeveas: what is you mail-address?01:03
Seveasdennis@kaarsemaker.net01:03
NafalloSeveas: you will have mail any second ;-)01:06
siretartNafallo: how is hoary-universe security working? how many ppl are involved and what is the update policy?01:08
Nafallosiretart: I am... ;-)01:09
Nafallohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com//SecurityUpdateProcedures01:09
Nafallo:-)01:09
siretartah. I see01:13
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Nafalloyay! :-D01:14
Yagisan:) someone else on security-review01:16
SeveasNafallo, <aol>You've got mail!</aol>01:28
Nafallohehe01:28
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NafalloSeveas: okey to forward to security-review? :-) pitti should have a word in this.01:30
SeveasNafallo, be my guest01:31
Nafallogaah, damn xchat. switched to another desktop :-P01:33
NafalloSeveas: sent :-)01:33
SeveasNafallo, if nothing else, at least the package in breezy should be updated, preferably the hoary one too of course01:35
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NafalloSeveas: we have that flaws in breezy aswell?01:36
Seveasyes01:36
Nafallogaah01:36
Seveasthe breezy version is not uptodate01:36
SeveasI had to take the debian sources01:36
Mezdid slomo get his upload rights sorted yet?01:37
Mezobviously not, his last upload was signed by siretart01:38
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Seveasgah, apparently I am subsribed to security-review already :)01:48
TreenaksUK->EU plug adapter.. 9 euros.. wtf?01:48
NafalloSeveas: hehe :-)01:48
MithrandirTreenaks: can't you just replace the cord which goes into the power supply?01:51
TreenaksMithrandir: costs the same01:52
SloMo_Mez:  thanks for the dirac upload :)01:53
MezSloMo_, no probs01:53
Mezkatie process it ok?01:54
SloMo_yes... "dirac_0.5.2-0ubuntu1_source.changes is NEW"01:54
Nafalloyay01:57
Mezwell, we knew that01:58
Mezbut I'm sure it'll be processed soon enough01:58
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rbelemmorning...02:08
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sistpotyhi folks02:32
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Nafallohi sistpoty :-)02:32
rbelemhi sistpoty02:33
SloMo_hi sistpoty02:33
rbelemhey Nafallo02:34
rbelemNafallo, morning02:34
rbelem;-)02:34
Nafallomorning rbelem :-)02:34
SloMo_hi rbelem :)02:34
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rbelemmorning SloMo_  ;-)02:35
rbelemi'm having some problems  to create a debian/rules using cdbs02:36
SloMo_rbelem: just ask here ;)02:37
rbelemthe problem is that i have to create a python package called python2.4-ixplib, but the folder is a subfolder ;-) and how do i set where must create this package?02:40
rbelemsomething like that $(DEB_BUILDDIR)/libixp/python/02:41
rbelemhow do I set the place where setup.py is?02:43
rbelemmorning kiko02:46
SloMo_rbelem: https://perso.duckcorp.org/duck/cdbs-doc/cdbs-doc.xhtml#id251562802:47
rbelemSloMo_, I already tried the DEB_PYTHON_BUILD_ARGS option, but the same error occurs02:50
SloMo_what error?02:51
rbelemcd . && python setup.py build --build-base="./libixp/python/"02:51
rbelempython: can't open file 'setup.py': [Errno 2]  No such file or directory02:51
SloMo_DEB_PYTHON_SETUP_CMD := libixp/python/setup.py02:54
SloMo_maybe02:54
SloMo_(don't know much about python packaging ;) )02:54
rbelemhum... ;-)02:54
rbelemcool ;-)02:55
rbelemi'll try it now02:55
kikohey rbelem02:56
kikowhere is setup.py defined?02:56
rbelemhey kiko02:57
rbelemkiko, setup.py is in libixp/python/02:58
kikoyeah02:59
kikothat would need to be02:59
kikowell02:59
kikoyou could actually do02:59
kikocd ./libixp/python; python setup.py build02:59
kikodoes that work for you?03:00
rbelemit works for the previous way, pkg03:00
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rbelemsomething like that03:01
rbelemcd ${CURDIR}/libixp/python; \03:01
rbelem${MAKE} clean; \03:01
rbelempython2.4 setup.py build; \03:01
rbelempython2.4 setup.py install --root=${CURDIR}/debian/python2.4-ixplib03:01
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rbelemSloMo_, i tried with this "DEB_PYTHON_SETUP_CMD" option, now the error is gcc: ixplib.c: No such file or directory03:08
rbelemhey kiko03:12
siretarthi03:12
sistpotyhuhu siretart03:13
siretartbreaking UVF for getting a package built and reinstallable is a valid reason, is it? ;)03:13
siretarthuhu sistpoty03:13
rbelemkiko, do you know a parameter where setup.py will search for dependencies?03:13
kikorbelem, where is ixplib.c?03:13
kikothis looks very wrong03:13
siretartsistpoty: I did some uploads in UniverseUnmetDeps, I guess you got some mails03:13
sistpotyer... yes03:14
siretartok03:14
siretart:)03:14
sistpoty:)03:14
rbelemkiko, humm... i'll look for03:14
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rbelemkiko, i didn't find, but when i do cd libixp/python/; python setup.py build it works03:16
rbelemkiko, when i type python libixp/python/setup.py build  the error occurs03:17
kikorbelem, as I said above, you should cd into the directory -- what is the problem with that?03:18
rbelemkiko, i don't know where put this with cdbs03:18
kikowhere is seb128?03:19
kikorbelem, join #ubuntu03:19
rbelemkiko, is there a parameter like --root=${CURDIR}/debian/python2.4-ixplib to specify where the setup.py can find the files?03:20
kikothere may be, seb128 will know03:22
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rbelemkiko, SloMo_ : i have a class now. i have to go03:35
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dholbachhellas04:14
Nafallodholbach: morning :-)04:15
\shhey dholbach04:15
ograholla04:15
dholbachi handed in my thesis! ROCK'N'ROLL! :)04:15
ograyay04:15
\shdholbach: so u r in berlin on the 3rd :) GREAT!04:15
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dholbach\sh: i think so :)04:15
dholbachthanksssssss :)04:16
\shdholbach: and congrats :)04:16
SloMo_hi dholbach :)04:16
dholbachnow only waiting for the last exam result and the "defending of the thesis" and i'm set :)04:16
dholbachhey slomo :)04:16
dholbachSloMo_: nice work on the wiki page :)04:16
dholbachyay for epiphany :)04:17
SloMo_hm, i only fixed a typo, nothing more ;)04:17
dholbachah ok :)04:17
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Nafallodholbach: you get mail when I edit SwedishTeam*, right? ;-)04:18
dholbachyes :)04:18
SloMo_but i would support that ;) i don't like firefox... but in that case it only makes sense when we get a libgecko or something which is independent of firefox/mozill04:18
Nafallolol04:18
dholbachSloMo_: ++04:19
SloMo_Nafallo: he gets email when anything on the wiki changes ;)04:19
dholbachok boys, i'm off to the do-it-yourself-market04:24
dholbachsee you around04:24
dholbach*wave* :-)04:24
SloMo_waaah... hopefully he comes back in a few hours ;)04:34
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Yagisanogra: ping05:41
ograYagisan, pong05:43
Yagisanogra: I have a package, that is not in Debian or Ubuntu, but comes from a 3rd party repo05:45
ogranice05:45
Yagisanit has already got several revisions05:45
siretartYagisan: where is it?05:45
ograin revu ?05:45
Yagisanyes05:45
YagisanNow, I've been told it needs an -ubuntu vesrion suffix05:46
Yagisanlook for deng in revu05:46
ograif you made ubuntu specific changes to it, thats true05:46
siretartYagisan: ah, you are jamie jones, then ;)05:46
Yagisannow, I'd like people to be able to upgrade from the 3rd party repo to ubuntu05:47
Yagisanyep - thats me :)05:47
YagisanI actually AM the upstream repo05:47
siretartYagisan: whats the version in your 3rd part repo?05:47
Yagisancurrently 1.8.9+1.9.0beta2-505:48
siretartYagisan: in that case, I'd suggest that you prepare an upload with version 1.8.9+1.9.0beta2-5ubuntu105:48
SloMo_and except the versionnumber the package seems alright now (when he uploads his local version ;) )05:49
siretartSloMo_: yes. but since the package is not in debian yet, it really should have *ubuntu* in its version05:49
siretartYagisan: this is to prevent the syncing scripts to sync from debian should a package with the same name appear there05:50
Yagisanhmm,05:50
siretartYagisan: you are sceptic?05:52
YagisanI can change it, but the -ubuntu will go on the version in REVU so the existing beta2-7 will update05:52
Yagisanand I get a clean upgrade from th public side05:52
YagisanNo, not sceptic05:52
YagisanI just don't want to break the migration of beta testers, and the public repo05:53
siretartYagisan: err, you told above that the latest released revision of your package is -5?05:53
Yagisanpublic is -5, several system have the -7 in revu05:54
siretartYagisan: err, your testers grab packages directly from revu?!05:54
Yagisannope, I sent it out before revu05:54
siretartsince they have to build them anyway, I wouldn't care that much. those you can build packages, can also downgrade ;)05:54
siretartwell, if you want to support also -7 installations, then upload with revision -7ubuntu105:55
siretartno problem05:55
YagisanNo probs. (I just would rather not break things)05:55
Yagisannow, you may have noticed my large suggests line05:56
Yagisanhow much space do you have in revu ;)05:56
siretartYagisan: I hope revu will move soon05:56
siretartrevu is about 2gb, have to do some cleanups05:57
siretartYagisan: where do these *-installer packages come from?05:57
Yagisansiretart: http://eyagi.bpa.nu/~jamie/doomsday.html05:58
YagisanI have to update them now deng is policy compliant05:58
Yagisansame with the data packs05:58
siretartYagisan: are these freely distributable?05:59
Yagisaninstallers yes, data packs non-commercial so multiverse05:59
siretartthat would be awesome to have them in breezy :)05:59
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YagisanI'd love to have them in brezy06:00
Yagisanbrb - baby trouble06:00
SloMo_ok... i'm leave now until tomorrow ;) Yagisan, you'll get my vote tomorrow when you've uploaded the fixed version :) and as tomorrow is review day try to upload as much from the suggest stuff as possible ;)06:00
YagisanSloMo_ 300MB+ ??!!??06:01
siretartI'm not sure if those *-installer packages should be in Suggests, but I don't se any valid reasons against06:01
siretartYagisan: what is the plan for the near future, which packages shall follow after 'deng'?06:02
Yagisanthe installers, then the jdoom model packs, jdoom textures, jdoom ui06:03
Yagisanfollowed by jheretic versions, then jhexen versions06:04
Yagisanthe installers put the .wad file in the right spot, and create a menu entry06:04
Yagisanyou must already own a wad file, and I can make an installer for the shareware wad06:04
Yagisanno commercial wads are distributed.06:05
sistpotythe screenshots look awesome!06:05
siretartYagisan: ok. do you intend to get them im debian, too?06:05
YagisanYou should see it when it's fully kitted out with whats in my repo06:06
Yagisanyes06:06
Yagisanbut ubuntu first, as I use ubuntu on my desktops06:06
Yagisanwhen it goes to debian it will be in non-free which isn't really debian06:07
siretartare you DD?06:07
Yagisanno06:07
Nafallo-ENOAMD64 :-(06:07
siretartthen you'll most probably have problems finding a sponsor anyway06:07
LathiatNafallo: heh06:07
YagisanNafallo: soory, it's not 64bit clean06:08
siretartNafallo: I think Mithrandir can help you with that ;)06:08
siretartoh. jdoom not 64bit clean? :(06:08
NafalloMithrandir: I have a breezy+1 goal for you ;-)06:08
siretarter, s/jdoom/deng/06:08
Yagisandeng has 3 "parts" jdoom, "jheretic", jhexen"06:09
Nafalloit would however be nice to have it amd64 clean for SFD ;-)06:09
siretartYagisan: just curious, how do they relate?06:09
Lathiatwow havent played those games in...06:09
Lathiata looong time06:09
Yagisandeng is the core engine, jdoom, jheretic and jhexen are plugins06:10
NafalloMithrandir: is multi-arch breezy+1 goal btw? :-)06:10
siretartI see06:10
Yagisanto play doom, you load the jdoom .so06:10
sistpotybtw.: does anyone happen to know something 'bout the idouts-dir on the id-software ftp?06:10
Yagisansistpoty: no06:10
Yagisanit also helps with a DFSG problem06:10
sistpotyid has released doom and some other games there, but i couldn't do anything with the exe-files in there06:11
YagisanI found the 64bit problem a while ago, and have tried a few patches from upstream06:11
sistpotybut i don't think, it's allowed to redistribute these06:11
Yagisanbut it need a bit of work, and upstream is finishing his masters06:12
Yagisanso no major updates until northern hemisphere autumn06:12
NafalloYagisan: where lives upstream? :-)06:12
Yagisanfinland06:12
NafalloI was hoping on Sweden :-). Ericsson, death metal and doom would have been a great combo ;-)06:13
Yagisananyone comapring the website I posted, and my suggests list will notice the package lists don't match06:16
siretartYagisan: Did I understand that correctly, you are upstream of deng?06:17
Yagisanno06:17
YagisanI am upstream packager06:17
Nafalloupstream finland, packager australia :-)06:17
Yagisanyep06:17
YagisanI've been separating the resource packs, for smaller downloads of what the user would like06:18
siretartah. I see06:19
YagisanI've got a fantastic reportbug setup on those packages06:19
Yagisanif it breaks, it grabs everything needed to help fix it06:19
siretartYagisan: I hope you don't intend to upload 300mb to revu ;)06:21
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siretartYagisan: in that case, I think we should handle your packages in another way. I think we can process them with the ExpandingUniverse task, without revu06:21
Yagisansiretart - no, sources only should be much less then that06:22
siretartok06:22
siretartbut I expect that packages are very similar, yes?06:22
\shback06:23
siretartwb \sh06:23
YagisanIt is about 240MB of source but I expect to trim that, and most of it turns into arch -all06:23
Yagisanpackages are rather similar06:24
siretartYagisan: puh. thats still way too much to process them conviniently with revu06:24
Nafalloatleast deng builds on amd6406:24
Yagisansiretart: I know, but core engine needs to go in first06:24
siretartjupp06:25
Yagisansiretart: everything else is just data06:25
siretartI'm waiting for your new upload with *ubuntu* in its version :)06:25
YagisanNafallo, build yes, run no :( (I have amd64)06:25
Yagisansireatart: it will arrive once I fix some lintian overides06:26
Nafallolet's see what goes wrong :-).06:27
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bddebianHowdy06:35
\shsiretart: ping...u worked on vflib3?06:36
siretart\sh: sorry, I dont think so06:36
\shok...I had this bug on my bum anyways06:37
siretartok06:37
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Nafallohow do we normally solve warning: cast to pointer from integer of different size?06:52
Nafallos/int/long/ ?06:53
siretartNafallo: that happens to work in many cases06:53
NafalloI know. but is it clean for !64-bit to? :-)06:53
siretartNafallo: it depends every time on the case. most probably, the code should get a review06:53
\shNafallo: yes06:54
siretartNafallo: yes06:54
\shNafallo: int == long on 32bit06:54
Nafallo\sh: ahh, nifty :-)06:54
\shat least on x86 ,-)06:54
NafalloI get lots of those in deng ;-)06:54
siretartthere are some developers which assert sizeof(void*) = sizeof(int). thats definitly broken and should be fixed06:55
Nafalloyay! 293 of those errors ;-)06:56
siretartYagisan: how many traffic do you expect from your deng/jdoom mirror?06:56
siretartmany or much? hmm06:56
siretartalisher: ?06:56
Yagisansiretart: http://eyagi.bpa.nu/analog.html06:56
\shah did I say on hoary: suspend to ram and hibernate is working even with hotkeys?06:56
siretartYagisan: how big is it?06:57
Yagisanmy mirror is my home adsl line06:57
Yagisangets quite a few hits perday06:57
Yagisanand a huge spike when I release a new version06:58
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Yagisan(and I'm in Australia, do you know how slow internet is here!)06:58
\shYagisan: u need space and bandwidth?06:59
Yagisanonly until the core gets into ubuntu06:59
siretartYagisan: well, I think I could mirror some files for you at tauware.de. perhaps sh can, too07:01
\shno prob...07:02
NafalloYagisan: you could change Architecture: any to !64-arches :-)07:02
Yagisanthanks. After I've done some work on the packages, I'll clean the repo up, and then we can set up some rsync magic07:02
\shsiretart: 4TB freetraffic from next month on :)07:02
siretart\sh: sounds great :)07:03
ograYAY07:03
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\shogra: yeah...for this month i've alread 230GB, last month it was 400GB ,-)07:04
\shu don't name the "mozilla dreamweaver crap" ? ,-)07:04
ograthats a bit more then the 2G hwdb draws every month :)07:04
YagisanNafallo: Will do, anyone want to build it on all other arches :)07:04
ogra\sh, i do... its my worst headache .... its a edubuntu requirement and i have to push it to main07:05
\shogra: my condolences07:05
ograheh... to late, already fixed07:05
YagisanNafallo, so what exactly should I put in the arch line for !64nit, but everything else07:05
Nafalloi386, ppc I guess.07:06
Nafallomaybe sparc and hppa to? ;-)07:06
jamessan|workisn't ppc 64bit?07:06
Yagisananyone with a spacr or ahppa want to test :)07:06
Yagisanno, ppc is 32bit07:06
jamessan|workI thought the powerbooks were07:06
jamessan|workhrm07:06
Yagisanppc64 is different07:06
jamessan|workah, ok07:07
Yagisankernel 64bit, userspace 3207:07
Yagisanlast time I checked there was no advantage in ppc64 over ppc07:07
Yagisandumb question time. how do I override a heap of "binary-without-manpage" errors from lintian07:08
jamessan|workwrite manpages  ;)07:08
Yagisannot for libs!07:10
Yagisaninternal libs, used only by deng, in deng directory07:10
jamessan|workwhy do you have a lib that's being detected as a binary?07:11
Yagisanmost likely because the path to it is /usr/games/deng/lib07:12
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siretartYagisan: the sparc port is 32bit, too07:14
siretartah, never mind07:14
\shso sparc3207:15
\shYagisan: shlib magic07:16
Yagisansparc32 is the arch line ?07:16
\shwe don't support sparc, right?07:16
siretartYagisan: /usr/games/lib/deng? where have you seen that?07:16
siretartYagisan: I feel its wrong and should rather go to /usr/lib/deng, but I can be wrong, too07:17
Yagisansiretart: path is /usr/games/deng/lib07:17
Yagisandeng would rather dump it all in /usr/lib07:18
Yagisanick07:18
siretartYagisan: which seems to me more sane.. I'm not sure if /usr/games/.../lib is right07:18
siretartYagisan: but feel free to ask in #ubuntu-devel07:18
Yagisanwell, while in theory other apps could use the libs, in practice nothing does07:19
Yagisanthat and the libs would not work with other versions07:20
\shsiretart: remember this pacman clone?07:22
siretart\sh: pacman clone? sorry?07:23
\shsiretart: the package I made the last time?07:25
\shdunno the name anymore *lol*07:25
siretart\sh: aaah, sure07:29
siretart\sh: is it already uploaded?07:29
\shi don't think so07:29
siretartI remember.. what was the name07:29
siretartsomething with n07:30
siretartnjam?07:30
\shyes :)07:30
siretartah :)07:30
\shI have to get it from my rootie07:30
siretart:)07:30
\shbut first i have to fix this vflib307:33
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derekare there plans for a newer hula package?08:06
ograderek, herzi did the last one for us, i dont know if he prepared a new one08:10
ograthere was not much response or inteest in it it in the last release seems...08:10
Nafallosiretart, \sh: how is long handled in windows? the package is for both operative systems08:11
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derekogra: alright, i was just wondering, thanks08:11
\shNafallo: same08:11
YagisanNafallo: and mac08:11
\shNafallo: but win32!=win6408:11
ograderek, if you want a new one, poke herzi :)08:11
Yagisanwin64 should be different08:12
derekogra: bit that big of a deal, i just use it for play, not mature enough for my email server yet :)08:13
Nafalloif int should be long we should just have to edit the files then ;-)08:13
ograhehm thats what i hear everywhere08:13
ogra:)08:13
derekanother question i have is with jabberd, are you all familiar with it?08:13
ograderek, \sh's country :)08:14
\shwhats up with jabberd08:14
\sh1 or 2?08:15
derek\sh: either or08:15
dereki have a usage question08:15
dereki want to deploy it in my small company08:15
derekand i want a global buddy list (so everyone is on everyone else's08:15
derek)08:15
derekis that possible08:15
\shyes/no ,-)08:15
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derek\sh: GREAT answer :)08:16
\shwithout jabberadmin work no ways :)08:16
\shu can have shared rosters yes, but u have to put them into the roster by hand08:16
derekhmm, alright08:16
\shI would say, tryout ejabberd08:16
\shI'll tell you why:08:16
\shjabberd is old and in the next couple of months obsolete08:17
\shjabberd2 has some pitfalls and issues with utf808:17
\shejabberd is written Erlangen, but works out of the box .. the config is != XML and it has a build in webadmin featureset and even http polling08:17
derekok08:18
derekhow easy is it to confiugre?08:18
\shI'm running it on my public jabber service now and I don't have any problems just like with jabberd208:18
\sheasy08:18
\shif u do the first config by hand, then u can do the rest via webadmin08:18
\shit has all nifty modules like pubsub etc. included08:18
derekok08:18
derekand it has all the transports/08:18
\shno08:19
\shthe transports are addons.08:19
derekright, but they all work with it?08:19
\shI'm using pyicq-t, pyaim-t and pymsn-t08:19
\shyes08:19
derekdo the aim/msn transports support server side buddylists yet?08:19
\shyahoo is a bit tricky...I have to build a package for it to include in breezy+108:19
derekheh ok08:20
derekwhat bout serverside bl's?08:20
\shbl?08:21
derek buddylists08:21
derekfor aim/msn08:21
\shah no problem with it :)08:21
\shbut they won't be updated if you include new buddies08:21
\sh(the native serverside buddylists)08:22
derekoh, so if i add a buddy through aim, then sign on to jabber with transports, they won't be fixed?08:22
derek*updated?08:22
\shif you add a new buddy to aim...they will be updated through the transport08:22
\shbut if you add a new aim-buddy with your jabber client, they won't be updated at aims server08:22
derekohh, ok,,, thats not horrible08:22
derekif only i could get ejabberd to authenticate via my ad or nt5 domains08:24
\shhmmm..ldap is in the new version08:24
\shif you can export your active directory to openldap no problem08:25
derekhaha yeah, but then it has to be exported everytime a change is made08:25
torkelWould it be possible to get a sync of openafs from Sid so there is at least a chance of having a working afs-client in Breezy? or is that to late?08:25
siretartsistpoty: I fiddled a bit at the apache on tauware08:26
\shderek: that's a problem of AD :) I mean, u don't have to change anything on the OpenLDAP site...it should only be synced automatically08:26
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siretartsistpoty: now http://siretart.tauware.de/svn/revu2/trunk publicy accessible :)08:26
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derek\sh: true08:27
\shderek: but forget AD..the data u have to provide is simple...about how many users are we talking?08:28
derek15-2008:28
derek \sh: also, which jabber client do you reccomend?08:30
\shderek: native jabber?08:30
derekyeah08:30
\shderek: psi08:30
derekwhat about gtk :)08:30
\shor tkabber08:30
\shderek: well...that's the problem...I didn't find a gtk/gnome jabber client with all the features of psi08:31
\shtkabber (tcl/tk) is an alternative..but occupies the screen08:31
derekhmm, ok08:31
\shpsi is doing the work here even on gnome...08:31
derekbut that means that qt libraries have to be installed08:31
\shor u can try exodus with wine *lol*08:31
\shyes...08:32
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\shbut only qt08:32
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derekthats true, so its not as bad as kde.... so what does psi have that the others don't?08:32
Nafallo\sh: you should port psi then :-)08:32
\shservice discovery (xmpp 1.0)08:32
\shold ssl style login08:33
\shgpg functionality08:33
derekservice discovery?08:33
\shyes...transports etc. are not defined directly with the names etc. inside the server (like jabberd1 does)08:33
derekgpg functionality to make it secure?08:33
\shgpg for secure client2client communications08:33
derekeyah08:34
derekboth sides need that though08:34
\shyes08:34
\shssl is only for client2server communications08:34
\shbut between server2server the communicationchannels are free2air ,-)08:34
derekoh, so it encrypts so server can't log08:34
\shyes08:34
derekwoudl you reccomend psi for windows machines also?08:35
siretartpsi is 'just' qt?08:35
\shand service discovery means, that most of the services like JUD (Jabber User Directory), MUC (MultiUserChat), ICQ/pubsub etc. pp. are setting their own name, and the client is sending out an xml request to server, the server sends it to the services and the service is answering for itself08:36
derekohh cool08:36
\shDepends: libc6 (>= 2.3.4-1), libgcc1 (>= 1:4.0.0-7), libqca1c2, libqt3-mt (>= 3:3.3.4), libstdc++6 (>= 4.0.0-7), libx11-6 | xlibs (>> 4.1.0), libxext6 | xlibs (>> 4.1.0), zlib1g (>= 1:1.2.1)08:36
\shyes08:36
\shderek: it's the new xmpp 1.0 spec08:36
Nafallo\sh: you should port psi to gtk then :-)08:37
\shderek: psi will have in the next release (I hope so) even SRV REC recognition and TLS connects (so the old SSL login style is deprecated)08:37
\shNafallo: no ways...08:37
Nafallo\sh: we want it for dotUbuntu ;-)08:38
\shNafallo: gaim should throw away all external IMs like ICQ etc. and should import some good transport jabber handling ;)08:38
Nafallo\sh: which is shtoom, with means its your table ;-)08:38
derek\sh: but would you reccomend psi for windows users also/08:38
\shderek: yes...psi or exodus..depends, psi runs on unix/windows and mac os x08:38
\shexodus only on windows08:39
derekohh ok08:39
\shbut the functionality between psi and exodus is mostly the same08:39
\shthe most powerful client is even tkabber08:39
\shbut from a usability point of view, useless ,-)08:39
\shbut works nicely together with ejabberd, cause it comes from the same development crew08:39
derekhaha08:40
\shand it supports natively pubsub services08:40
\shNafallo: what we need is SIP+Jabber Client08:40
\shor a native SIP transport for Jabber Servers08:40
Nafallo\sh: so then you will work on shtoom a bit more then what the spec says then? :-)08:41
\shSER has a jabber service functionality insdie08:41
\shinside08:41
derek\sh: so i think maybe i will deploy a psi solution :)08:41
siretart*bling* SIP?! for jabber?08:41
\shsiretart: code it fast hurry up ,-)08:41
siretarthow should that work?08:41
\sheasy08:41
\shjabber is xml stream transport08:41
\shso the functionality is the same as for smtp2jabber and vice versa08:42
Nafallosmtp2jabber?08:42
Nafallopostfix logs? :-)08:43
siretarthm. so jabber clients would have to integrate an SIP client?08:43
\shyou frickle the SIP headers inside a xml service package, and send it to a SIP service for the jabber, this service removes the xml headers, send it to the next sip router08:43
\shsiretart: well...something like this, or the transport service acts as a sip client itself...just like the icq or aim ones08:43
siretarthm08:44
siretartstill sounds like vodoo to me ;)08:44
\shso the data transfer between e.g. sipgate.de and your jabber server comes only from the transport and redirects all to the jabber client, which can handle this special xml stream package08:44
\shsiretart: peter and the others from jabber.org are working on a spec for it :)08:44
\shsiretart: ulrich staudinger (manager at united internet) and jabber foundation board member are happy to see this coming :)08:45
siretart\sh: with integration of gnomemeeting, that would be great :)08:45
siretarthehe08:45
\shsiretart: for what? h323 over jabber is the next step08:45
siretartah08:45
\shand there is one client who is able to do h.323 natively with jabber support...so the chat comes via jabber and the video via direct client2client h.323 ,-)08:46
Nafallowasn't gnomemeeting about to get support for SIP?08:46
\shyes08:46
\shbut video + sip will be handled differently08:46
Nafallois that feature in breezy? :-)08:46
\shNafallo: go away ,-)08:46
Nafallo\sh: hehehe08:46
\shwow...that was a long interessting chat about jabbre08:47
\sh-re+er08:47
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\shNafallo: can I put you on the goals list for shtoom+voip?08:48
\shor should I talk to JaneW that she's using her whip on you? ,-)08:49
Nafallo\sh: what now? :-)08:49
Nafallo\sh: what shall I do with it? :-)08:49
\shNafallo: you can help me for breezy+108:49
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Nafallo\sh: I'm already on that list AFAIK? :-)08:50
\shogra: u need a faster i-connection ,-)08:50
ogra\sh, yes, after i moved out of NRW08:50
\shoh yes08:51
\shNafallo: oh yes08:51
Nafallohehe08:51
\shogra: wanna have my flat? it has 4Mbit/s down / 442kbit/s up08:51
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\shhmmm..08:52
ogra\sh, how many animals can i get in there ? we want a donkey and some goats in the next house08:52
\shmarks email address?08:52
ogramark@ubuntu.com ?08:52
\shogra: come on...u r working on linux...how can u ride there a donkey08:52
\shdunno...ok08:52
\shwell...08:52
ogra\sh, why should i ride it ?08:53
\sha donkey can kick ass...if you don't function properly ,-)08:53
ograhehe, yes08:53
\shogra: what r u doing then with a donkey?08:53
\sheat it?08:53
\sh*eg*08:53
ogranah..08:53
ograno idea, really...08:53
siretartdonkey salami? ;)08:53
\shhihihi08:53
ograjust care for it, have it around, live with it08:53
\shdamn...I just got a flash of laughing08:54
ograbut first i have to find someone for the kittens08:54
\shian has 2 now...I will ask him, if he needs more08:54
ograthey will be born at breezy release time ... breezy badgr kittens08:54
\shI would really love to have a little cat again..but not in this flat, not when I'm alone...no08:55
\shnice...i can have this usb dvd burner for the weekend...I love dmitry08:58
\shok...I will install breezy daily iso now...so I have to shutdown my network now :) hope this yukon ethernet device can handle X-UTP-Cables09:04
\shlaters dude09:04
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sistpoty<- in the kitchen, getFood()... cya later09:34
torkelogra: would it be possible to get a sync of openafs from Sid so there is at least a chance of having a working afs client in Breezy? or is that to late?09:35
derek\sh_away: i installed the aimtransport on ejabber, can't figure out how to actually sign on. I connect to the transport and i have to give a host,room and nickname09:36
siretarttorkel: whats the problem with the current openafs in breezy?09:36
siretart(never had a look at that)09:36
ogratorkel, its quite late, but i can try...09:37
torkelsiretart: among others it does not compile with 2.6.12...09:37
ograif it fixes ftbfs that would be a good one09:38
torkelogra: that would be great09:38
\shback09:38
siretarterr, I'd consider a sync to get it work a pretty valid reason09:38
siretarteven built/installable09:38
ograyep09:38
derek\sh: did you see my problme?09:38
derek\sh: nm, i figured it out09:43
\shgrmpf09:43
\shi should disable the dhcp server09:43
dereklol09:43
\shthen it doesn't destroy my dsl connection at all09:43
\sh*grmpf*09:43
\shderek: what was the problem?09:44
dereki had trouble wiht the transport09:44
dereki got ti working09:44
derekfor aim transport, i have to authorize ALL of my buddies?09:44
\shsure09:45
derekheh09:45
\shsure09:45
\sheven for icq09:45
\shand msn09:45
derekthats a pain09:45
\shbrb09:47
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derek\sh: jabber is pretty cool! i can sign in at multiple places at once, does it send messages to multiple places?09:57
\shderek: sure...if you select your contacts on one server it send to all of them a message09:57
ajmitchmorning09:58
\shhey ajmitch09:58
\shand switching between uk layout and de layout is a minus for me09:58
siretarthi ajmitch09:59
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ajmitchwhat's up?09:59
Yagisanmorning10:00
derekso, if i am signed on through psi, gossip, and gaim, and someone im's me, i recieve it on all three?10:00
ajmitchhi10:00
ajmitchaha, today is review day! :)10:00
\shderek: well....normally yes...if someone sends u a message on derek@jabber.org/Psi (and your resource is psi) then it will only received on the Psi resource10:01
\shbut if you provide the same resource on all three, then it determines the priority10:01
\shset it to 5 on all with the same resource and try10:01
derekoh, ok, what about if someone on aim sends me a message? will it go to all 3?10:01
\shno...all external transports can only be signed in once10:02
derekso which does it chose?10:02
derekthe only one i sign on on10:02
derekgot it10:02
\shso if you connect first with gossip, and try to connect your account with psi...then gossip will lose the connection to the aim transport and psi takes over10:02
\shderek: multiple connects same resource same prio works only with jabber itself10:03
derekohh cool10:03
dereki want to make a personal jabber server.... too bad my connection sucks10:04
\shthe transports are acting like a single icq/aim/msn/yahoo client10:04
\shif you need more icq accounts on one account, you have to setup multiple instances of one transport10:04
derekso if i login with 2 clients, and i login to the transport on both clients....10:04
\shderek: use mine :)10:04
derek\sh: i want the experience of running my own server10:05
\shderek: the latest connect will win, and the first connect loses the connection to the transport10:05
derek\sh: ohhh, so if i just add a bunch of instances of that one transport, i should be fine10:05
derek\sh: i want a vds to run a mail10:06
derekserver on10:06
derekand webserver10:06
dereknow jabber too!10:06
\shderek: yeah..but it takes memory and ports10:06
derek\sh: right10:06
\shderek: so every instance of one transport needs a new port number assigned10:06
\shthe discovery is done via psi or tkabber or exodus10:07
derekso thats why most public servers don't have many transports?10:07
derekuses too many ports?10:07
\shderek: yes and no...most servers are allowing only one icq/aim/msn/yahoo connect10:07
\shper user10:07
derek yeah, makes sense10:07
\shand thats enough10:07
derekhwo do i make a user an admin?10:07
\shbut there are also some legal issues10:08
dereklegal issues?10:08
\shu set it in the configuration10:08
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\shyes...you can10:08
dereki can't login to the admin10:08
\shyou can't offer commercial services with the aim,icq,msn etc. protocols10:08
derekohh, gotcha10:08
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\shderek: ejabberd?10:08
derekyeah10:09
dereki can't login to the webadmin without an admin account10:09
\sh{acl, admin, {user, "sh"}}.10:09
\shthats the admin10:09
derekwhere do i do that?10:09
\shand the admin account for webamdin is sh@<first jabber domain>10:09
\shin ejabberd.cfg10:09
derekgotcha10:10
\shsh is me10:10
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derekhehe yeha10:10
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derek\sh: it also keeps track of offline messages (obviously not of transports, but of jabber)10:14
\shyes...10:14
\shderek: offline messages are handled by the propietary protocol servers10:14
derek\sh: what do you mean?10:15
\shderek: icq handles offline messages directly on their servers10:15
derekright, jabber has it on its servers though10:16
\shif someones not online in icq, the message is send to the icq server and later when the contact comes online the server determines this and send the message10:16
\shderek: right...jabber handles this also with the server10:16
derekcool10:16
derekso if i send an offline message to your server, it is stored on your server not mine right?10:16
\shyes10:18
derek cool10:18
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derek\sh: is it possible to hide offline buddys in psi?10:36
\shyes10:37
derekdo you know offhand how?10:37
\shthe first button in the top line left10:37
derekoh that works :)10:37
derek\sh: jabber is great, thank you soo much for all your help!10:39
\shderek: u r welcome...10:39
TreenaksShall I take a picture of the Turkish eating house "Kismet" tomorrow? :)10:51
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Nafallolol10:53
\shTreenaks: u r in turkey now?10:55
Treenaks\sh: no, Amsterdam has Turkish eating houses :)10:55
Treenaks\sh: lots of them10:55
\shkebap houses10:56
Treenaks\sh: stuff like that, yeah10:56
\shor as we in germany are saying: doenerstube10:56
MithrandirNafallo: I hope to make multiarch one at least, yes.11:01
MithrandirNafallo: what's the goal?11:01
NafalloMithrandir: games :-)11:03
NafalloMithrandir: http://www.magicalforest.se/tmp/deng-errors.txt :-P11:03
Mithrandirthere's not really many linux games, at least not if you talk about commercial ones. :-(11:03
Nafallomore about deng :-)11:05
Mithrandiroh, joy, which game is that?11:05
siretarta free doom clone11:06
Nafalloand heretic, and hexen, and and and :-)11:07
NafalloI'm trying to find the homepage :-)11:07
Yagisanlook at my website11:07
Yagisanlinked from here http://eyagi.bpa.nu/~jamie/doomsday.html11:08
Yagisanupstream homepage is out of date11:08
Nafallothat site yes :-)11:08
NafalloYagisan: Mithrandir is our amd64 god :-)11:09
Yagisan:)11:09
Mithrandirheh ;-)11:09
Mithrandirthat seems mostly fixable, though11:10
NafalloMithrandir: just try to make those 293 cast-warnings to longs? ;-)11:10
\shMithrandir: ah yes...U want only to play a doom clone on amd64 ;)11:11
Nafalloit builds, it just that it can't run ;-)11:11
MithrandirI guess this is universe, right? :-)11:11
Nafalloand multiverse11:11
Nafalloyou got free time in the weekend ;-)11:11
Mithrandir:-P11:12
Mithrandirwell, I doubt I'm going to spend much time on it, there's plenty of RC bugs still left.11:12
Nafallohehe, then I'll look at it and we make the package !64-bit atm? ;-)11:13
Mithrandirjust leave it failing for now, I guess.11:15
NafalloYagisan: you heard the god :-)11:16
NafalloYagisan: I'll file bugs on you when it's in the archive ;-)11:16
Yagisansobs, you hate my package :'(11:17
Nafallolol11:17
Yagisanlol11:17
YagisanI fixed the control, it won't try to build on amd64 now11:17
Yagisanso no (new) bugs for me11:17
Nafallobaah, then I can't file bugs ;-)11:17
Yagisanyes you can, load heretic, get to level 2, save, then try to load, instant seg fault11:18
Nafallohaha11:19
NafalloI won't even be able to run it ;-)11:19
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Yagisansiretart: Mind if I upload the 7 deng iwad installers to revu (only 200k total) ?11:30
siretartYagisan: sure11:30
Yagisansiretart: thanks, though I should ask before bulk uploading11:30
NafalloYagisan: more fun to let siretart nuke you though ;-)11:31
YagisanNafallo: :) If I sent my entire repo, he would11:32
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YagisanOK, any i386 or ppc people with an appropriate iwad can now use the deng package with menus.11:33
ajmitchYagisan: great - I haven't managed to get to the ppc box & test yet :)11:37
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Yagisanajmitch: no problems :) package is much improved since you saw it last (I wrote some up to date documentation)11:39
Yagisanany deng packages testers, there is a reportbug script setup in the package, please run reportbug to report11:41
Yagisansuccess or failures. WRT failures, deng deletes its logs on startup, so run reportbug after it crashes. Thanks11:41
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kezzwhats deng?11:42
Yagisankezz: doom sourceport.11:43
kezzah thanks11:44
kezzi'll try it11:44
Yagisankezz: thanks, it's at revu11:44
kezzk11:44
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opireview day is today? :(11:50
opiI'm fixing qemu package, but I don't know if I'll manage to put it together today, bah11:51
ajmitchyes, review day is today, but that doesn't stop us from reviewing any other time :)11:53
opiyeah ;)11:53
opibut since you're going to be at it11:53
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