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bddebianAnyone know of software that can convert Real Media RAX files to something useful?03:05
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jbaileyI have a crazy urge to bump mailx to recommeds rather than depends of cron-apt.  hmm03:29
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hub__is there a way to build a package for amd64 as I don't have such a machine?03:36
hub__I want to make sure I fixed all the issues03:37
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hub__if I use CDBS for building, shall I depend automatically on patchutils if I have patches?03:43
jbaileypatchutils?03:45
jbaileyLike for simple-patchsys?03:45
jbaileyIt's all included in cdbs.03:45
ajmitchpatch is pulled in by build-essential in any case03:47
hub__ok03:48
hub__that's just what I wanted to know.03:48
hub__now I need to figure out if I need more patches for 64-bits arch03:49
jbaileyhub__: What package?03:50
hub__jbailey: hugin03:50
hub__jbailey: it is on REVU03:50
jbaileyThe current one in the archive?03:50
hub__on REVU03:50
jbaileySorry, I don't know what that is.03:50
hub__dh said it does not build. I supposedly have a fix03:50
hub__but I can't check it, and I can't see if there is more03:50
hub__perhaps shoudl I just install a 64bits cross compiler and have fun with it03:51
hub__...03:51
hub__that remind, I have to register for UBZ03:52
bmonty_laptopanyone looked at #341 in malone?03:52
bddebianbmonty_laptop: Not me :-)  BTW, did you close 730, et al that you did last night? :-)03:54
bmonty_laptopnot yet03:54
bmonty_laptopI have them all written down at my desk though03:55
bmonty_laptop341 is for the thinkpad (which I use)....the package in breezy works, but it doesn't start the tpb daemon when the package is installed03:56
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bddebianI don't understand why torcs has a problem with AC_CHECK_LIB (m, sin, ,AC_MSG_ERROR([...] )) ???03:58
bmonty_laptopI really hate autoconf...03:59
LaserJockheah bddebian, I was able to make packages for mopac7 and libghemical with mopac7 support03:59
bddebianbmonty_laptop: Who doesn't? :-)04:00
bddebianLaserJock: Awesome, good work04:00
LaserJockwell, I'm not sure what you guys want. I made a little repo with the work I have been doing. It has the source and binary packages of mopac7 and libghemica right now04:02
LaserJockI also have a debdiff04:03
LaserJockThe mopac7 is just built from the Debian source without any modifications (I added a ubuntu1 version so it would go in my repo right) but libghemical was changed a bit04:04
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bddebianHeya tritium04:14
tritiumhi bddebian04:14
tritiumwhat's up, bddebian ?04:16
bddebiantorcs build problems.  You?04:16
tritiumbddebian, same old, fixing the roof, helping sister move, etc.04:18
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bddebianHeh04:22
LaserJockbddebian: who do I need to give my stuff to? Or should I just post a link on the UniverseUnmetDeps wiki?04:24
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bddebianLaserJock: Post on UniverseUnmetDeps04:25
LaserJockok, what are the chances of getting libmopac7 from Debian, because I can fix the ghemical unmet dep with my libghemical but I am creating another one:-( in the process.04:27
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bddebianajmitch: Still around?04:48
ajmitchnope04:49
ajmitchwhat is it?04:49
bddebianajmitch: I can get the latest -8 version of grace6 to build (and install) from Debian just by adding a build-dep for libxp-dev.  It looks like you did the last merge, does that sound OK to you?04:50
ajmitchsounds fine04:50
=== bddebian is upload shaky atm
ajmitchsince it's not a new upstream anyway :)04:51
=== ajmitch notes that grace6 still has an open RC bug in sid
bddebianOh, hmm, should I wait?04:52
ajmitchnah04:53
ajmitchthe bug is meaningless turf wars over who maintains it04:53
bddebianheh04:53
LaserJockso, who do I need complain to :-) mopac7 from Debian into Universe?04:55
bddebianLaserJock: Do we not have it at all?04:56
LaserJocknope04:56
ajmitchbecause it had its first upload into sid in july04:57
bddebianOhh04:57
bddebianLaserJock: Does it build clean from Debian?04:58
bddebianAND install? ;-)04:58
LaserJockfor me, yes04:58
ajmitchbddebian: it's another of azeem's packages04:58
bddebianWell then is HAS to be good :-)04:58
ajmitchheh04:59
bddebianHmm, why would pbuilder build not be able to find libplot-dev ?  It worked in my pbuilder login and in my normal environment??05:01
ajmitchpbuilder update ?05:04
bddebianShould'nt that affect my pbuilder login environment too?05:06
ajmitchsure :)05:07
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ajmitch/dev/mapper/vg1-home   59G   57G  715M  99% /mnt/new-home05:08
ajmitchwhich is where I do my ubuntu building05:08
LaserJockbummer05:09
ajmitchyeah05:09
=== ajmitch needs to do some online resizing of it :)
bddebianHeh05:10
bddebianWTF?? invalid Build-Depends field (can not be parsed by apt)05:11
ajmitchbddebian: want to ship me a new drive? 300+ GB should be about enough ;)05:11
bddebianSure man05:12
ajmitchhehe05:12
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ajmitchif my power supply can handle it, it might be worthwhile05:12
=== Lathiat found 240GB drives to be the most cost effective atm
Lathiat250 probably the same05:14
ajmitchyep05:15
ajmitchI've got 120 & 160 in my box at the moment05:15
ajmitchbut it still has ~55GB unallocated in LVM that I can rearrange to the needed volumes05:15
ajmitchwhich I should use before I do too much spending :)05:16
ajmitchbddebian: malone 2393 ?05:20
bddebian:-)05:21
bddebianDon't rub it in05:21
ajmitchI'm just asking if you'd seen it05:22
bddebianNo05:22
ajmitchdon't take everything I say as an insult :P05:22
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bddebianSorry, I'm a little touchy about wesnoth ;-)05:23
ajmitchs/about wesnoth//05:25
bddebianheh05:25
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LaserJockok, I gotta go. Is there a wiki page or something where I can check if or when mopac7 has made it into universe?05:28
ajmitchLathiat: good spotting that the banshee bug on u-d was a self-compile :)05:34
ajmitchLaserJock: no wiki page, where have you put the request for inclusion of mopac7?05:34
LaserJockwell, here i guess :-)05:36
LaserJockI really don't know where it should go05:36
ajmitchok.. :)05:37
ajmitchirc isn't always the most reliable for getting stuff done05:37
=== ajmitch will try & remember to ask for it to be synced
ajmitchsince I have a list of things to send off to elmo05:37
LaserJockwell, what is the "offical" way to get Debian stuff in Universe?05:38
ajmitchit gets automatically imported near the start of the development cycle05:39
ajmitchotherwise one of us with upload rights asks for a manual sync05:39
ajmitchor if changes need to be made, we upload05:39
LaserJockoh, ok05:40
LaserJockthanks guys, gotta go05:40
bddebianLater LaserJock05:40
ajmitchbye05:41
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Lathiat'Software is like sex, is better when it's free' (Linux Torvalds)06:10
LathiatYosel Del Valle P.06:10
Lathiatpoor linus06:10
bddebianUhm, what happened to libxmerl-erlang?06:16
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ajmitchLathiat: has bochs built yet?06:30
ajmitchhm, no build logs06:31
ajmitchprobably dep-wait on one of the new packages?06:31
Lathiathrm06:36
Lathiatshouldnt be06:36
Lathiatvgabios went through.06:36
Lathiatat least i thought it did06:36
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Lathiatyep06:37
ajmitchwell I see no 2.2.* build logs yet06:37
ajmitcheven though I saw it on breezy-changes06:37
Lathiatinteresting06:38
ajmitchask lamont-away to poke it, I guess?06:38
Lathiatyeh06:38
bddebianWell I gotta hit the rack.  Gnight gents06:38
Lathiati cant see anything thats versioned that it would be depping on06:38
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ajmitchuniverse/misc/bochs_2.2.1-2: Dep-Wait by buildd+terranova [extra:out-of-date]  Dependencies: aalib1-dev06:39
ajmitchwhich is crack06:39
ajmitchsince it build-deps on libaa1-dev, so the dep-wait needs cleared by lamont-away or infinity06:40
Lathiatah06:44
Lathiathow did you figure that out?06:45
Lathiat06:45
ajmitchpeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/Lists/breezy.all.i38606:45
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pefhello08:37
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dholbachgood morning08:47
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ajmitchhey dholbach08:57
ajmitchhow are you?08:57
dholbachgood morning andrew - i'm gfine, thanks :)08:57
dholbachhow are you?08:57
dholbachhow was your bugday? ;)08:57
ajmitchit wasn't my bug day08:57
ajmitchit belonged to everyone who took part :)08:58
ajmitchbut it went really well, we had some great volunteers doing massive cleanups08:58
TreenaksAll your bug day are belong to us!?08:59
ajmitchwe down to < 500 bugs open on malone08:59
ajmitchand a whole lot more filed08:59
MithrandirTreenaks: you can have my bugs, no problem. :-)08:59
TreenaksMithrandir: hey!08:59
ajmitchevening Treenaks, Mithrandir08:59
dholbachyeah, it was great - i was absolutely amazed08:59
Mithrandirgood morning ajmitch08:59
dholbachhey tollef09:00
dholbachdid they work on bugzilla too? a bit, it seems09:00
ajmitchdholbach: how's apt-get.org going?09:00
dholbachi had absolutely no time yet :/09:00
ajmitcha bit, but it wasn't as easy to do decent bugzilla work09:00
dholbachi think i will start this afternoon09:00
ajmitchwe had our hands full with malone09:00
ajmitchok09:00
=== ajmitch was looking at how much there was to review today
ajmitchit's probably something I can actually help with :)09:01
dholbachi suppose we could refresh the TODO lists, get cracking on those and briefly review a bit of the REVU crack09:01
ajmitchthere look to be a few hundred packages there09:02
ajmitchat a low count09:02
dholbachthe re-build of universe has started too09:02
ajmitchok09:02
dholbachbut it's not much on it09:02
ajmitchI thought that was on-going anyway?09:02
=== Mithrandir goes to work
=== ajmitch thinks we'll still have a TODO list a mile long on release day
dholbachwe will manage09:03
ajmitchso many volunteers who have so little time09:03
dholbachwe will prioritize our work09:03
dholbach(have to)09:03
ajmitchyep09:03
dholbachi think that's what we learned from pre-hoary09:03
dholbachwe can't fix ALL the stupid/old/crackful packages ;)09:04
ajmitchwe don't want to09:04
dholbachbut we'll do our best09:04
=== ajmitch has to ask for a UVF-breaking sync of a few packages :)
dholbachmain ones?09:05
ajmitchno09:05
dholbachwhich ones?09:05
ajmitchI got approval for a UVF break in main though09:05
ajmitchbut my key isn't it09:05
ajmitchs/it/in/09:05
ajmitchpackages I maintain in debian09:05
ajmitchso I can know that they're safe :)09:06
dholbachah super09:06
ajmitchand a new package (mopac7)09:07
ajmitchand eventually upload new avahi debs09:07
=== Treenaks points at bugzilla #14513
Lathiatwheres my patch ! ;)09:08
ajmitchLathiat: bah, get over it :P09:08
ajmitchdebdiff & filterdiff didn't work09:08
Lathiatpatch -Nru avahi-0.4/debian avahi-0.5'/debian ?09:09
ajmitchs/patch/diff/09:09
Lathiatyou know what i mean ;)09:09
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shawarmaquit09:10
dholbachbye shawarma :)09:10
ajmitchLathiat: http://ajmitch.dyndns.win.co.nz/debuild/ubuntu/mono/0.4-0.5.debdiff09:11
shawarmaLOL09:11
shawarmaWhoops09:11
ajmitchhappy? ;)09:11
Lathiati see that was a hard change09:12
ajmitchLathiat: it was a very hard change09:12
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ajmitcha single .install, build-deps, and dh_* calls :)09:13
Lathiat+ .09:13
Lathiat+ This package contains the CLI bindings to09:13
Lathiat\ No newline at end of file09:13
ajmitchah well09:13
ajmitchyou can fill that in ;)09:13
ajmitchhi \sh09:14
\shmoins09:14
\shah...finally back at work ;)09:14
ajmitchlucky you09:15
ajmitchso more time for breezy? ;)09:15
=== ajmitch really needs to get a nice fast computer
ajmitchbecause it's really cold in my room at the moment09:22
dholbachtake an ia6409:23
ajmitchI couldn't afford the power bill :)09:23
dholbachthen don't try to heat with electricity09:24
dholbach:)09:24
ajmitchhehe09:24
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lukokoHi, I have a question: If i need .deb package of some application, and such package doesnt exist. what do i do?10:01
lukokoonly source is available..10:01
lukokoi used to make my own packages by using "checkinstall make install", but i doubt if it is the right way.10:02
dholbachbrb10:03
\shhahaha10:04
\sh3 more people with ubuntu on their laptops in our company :)10:04
\shvoice of this morning: "Hey, I installed Ubuntu Hoary on my Laptop...and fck the hell...it just works"10:04
\sh"not like my suse"10:05
sivangmorning all :-)10:08
Treenaks\sh: give him a breezy disc ;)10:08
Treenakssivang: hi10:08
lukokoright, i have not ever found such computer where ubuntu doesnt works correctly just after install10:08
Treenakslukoko: oh they exist, believe me :)10:09
lukokoof course10:09
lukokobut compared with others ubuntu supports hardware very well10:10
Treenakstrue10:10
TreenaksMy dad was completely surprised that his multimedia keyboard keys worked out of the box10:10
Lathiat\sh: haha10:10
Treenakseven in Windows he'd needed drivers for that10:10
LathiatTreenaks: heh10:10
Lathiatthey dont work properly here10:11
Lathiateven tho theyre set10:11
Lathiati have to go in10:11
Lathiatand change it (to the same thing)10:11
Lathiatbefore they work10:11
Lathiati filed a bug but no one else seems to have that problem..10:11
Lathiatoh and my volume keys work, just my play/stop/back/forward dont10:11
jsgotangcoerr guys i just upgraded its askming for an answer in readahead, will i keep my existing or install the new version?10:12
Mithrandirjsgotangco: either; they should be the same.10:13
jsgotangcoahh thanks10:14
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lukokowhat should i do if i want to participate as ubuntu packages maintainer?10:19
\shwoahahaa10:21
\shI just fixed someones slapd ;-) installed pbuilder fixed the stuff he needs...compiled it and now he's dancing like abbas dancing queen...hoary that is10:22
PDA_Monkey:>10:22
Lathiat\sh: heh what was wrong with it?10:22
\shLathiat: it needed --enable-aci ,-)10:22
Lathiatwassat do10:22
\shLathiat: but this guy didn't know who to compile the stuff ,)10:22
\shs/who/how/10:24
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shawarma\sh: I'm curious: Have you actually tried the new version of vpnc?10:41
\shshawarma: i can't i don't have any vpn concentrators10:43
\shshawarma: but regarding the tickets..it should work10:43
shawarma\sh: Tickets?10:43
\shmalone10:43
shawarma\sh: I couldn't find anything related to vpnc in Malone..10:44
shawarmahttps://launchpad.net/malone/products?exact_name=1&text=vpnc10:44
\shthats products10:46
\shit was on the motu bugs list10:46
\shhow can I find closed bug entries?10:46
shawarmaArgh... Silly me.10:46
shawarmaWell, I'm having serious problems with it. Stuff that renders it unusable, actually.10:47
shawarmaI don't have time to fix it right now. I'll look at it some time tomorrow.10:47
\shshawarma: vpnc is a VPN client...what's wrong? I have reports, that it works now :)10:50
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shawarma\sh: Well, the primary problem was vpnc-connect gone missing.10:50
\shshawarma: no it's not missing...it's vpnc-script now10:50
\shit was replaced in 0.3.310:51
shawarma\sh: It doesn't really do the same thing, though.10:51
\shshawarma: than it's upstream :)10:51
shawarmavpnc-connect is a Debian/Ubuntu specific thing.10:51
shawarmavpnc-connect offers a few things that vpnc-script doesn't.10:51
\shshawarma: no it was as well in upstream...but debian modified it...but vpnc-connect is not supported by upstream anymore...10:51
\shshawarma: so we have to fix vpnc-script10:52
shawarmaBesides, vpnc looks for vpnc-script in /etc/vpnc, but it's in /usr/sbin... I really can't see how anyone has got it working without either symlinking or patching it..10:52
shawarmaOh, ok. Well, I suppose I'll do that, then.10:52
\shshawarma: ok :)10:52
shawarmawell, I'll fix it tomorrow.10:53
shawarmavpnc also asks for stuff on the console even if the info is available in the conf file... It's really weird.10:53
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\shhmmm...has anyone an idea how to search for fixed/rejected bugs in malone for a specific team/person?11:11
Lathiatapparently there is no search yet and thats happening in november or something11:12
Lathiatyou could like at the +assignedbugs for that person and filter on status tho11:12
Lathiats/filter/sort11:12
\shLathiat: but I can't see rejected/fixed bugs anymore in this list...11:15
Lathiat\sh: oh11:15
\shhttps://launchpad.net/people/motu/+assignedbugs -> status sort11:15
Lathiatof course11:15
Lathiatsilly me11:15
Lathiatthat sucks :)11:15
\shLathiat: but I need to see those...11:15
=== Lathiat nods
Lathiatfile a bug and kick it to the priority :)11:16
=== siretart misses closing malone bugs with changelogs
siretarthi folks, btw ;)11:19
dholbachhi siretart11:19
siretarthuhu dholbach11:20
=== siretart again filed 2 bugs against bugzilla :(
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Lathiatdholbach: yay12:59
sladendoes anyone know what the tool generating the volume pop-up is, is it the sound control panel?01:00
Lathiatdholbach: (quick-lounge-applet)01:00
Lathiatsladen: gnome-settings-daemon01:00
Lathiatsetup via the keyboard shortcuts01:00
dholbachLathiat: i had the fix already uploaded before, but this is the proper release01:00
Lathiatdholbach: ah01:00
Lathiatdholbach: i tried to patch it01:00
Lathiatand it was all fine01:00
Lathiatbut it didnt actually work01:00
dholbachyep :)01:00
dholbachoh01:00
dholbachfor me it did01:00
Lathiati mean01:00
Lathiati wrote a fix01:00
Lathiata few weeks back01:00
dholbachah i see01:00
Lathiatported the api etc01:00
Lathiatbut it just froze when i tried to load up the menu bit01:01
Lathiatand never got around to figuring out why01:01
sladenLathiat: ta.01:01
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milanbabuskovsh, hi01:55
milanbabuskovr u reading this?01:55
\shyes01:55
milanbabuskovI'm author of Njam game, remember me?01:55
\shyeah :)01:55
milanbabuskovI installed Ubuntu recently, and now I'm trying to apt-get it01:56
milanbabuskovbut it looks like it isn't there?01:56
milanbabuskov apt-get install njam01:56
milanbabuskovE: Couldn't find package njam01:57
\shmilanbabuskov: breezy :)01:57
milanbabuskovOh, I see01:57
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milanbabuskovI have 5.04 installed01:57
\shmilanbabuskov: 13th Octobre is release :)01:57
milanbabuskovgreat... :)01:57
\shmilanbabuskov: so if I grab some kubuntu cds I will send it to you :)01:57
milanbabuskov\sh: thanx01:57
\shmilanbabuskov: btw...i386 -> amd64 network game works01:58
\shmilanbabuskov: good job u did :)01:58
milanbabuskov\sh: that is great!!!01:59
milanbabuskov\sh: I really didn't expect it to :)01:59
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milanbabuskov\sh: well, thanx for the info (breezy and stuff), I guess I should have thought of that myself ;)01:59
ivoksdoko: /me here02:00
\shmilanbabuskov: but u can ask Mez to backport njam to hoary02:00
milanbabuskov\sh: well, I do have two Hoary systems fully installed and running now (at work)02:00
milanbabuskov\sh: so, that would be great (if you can spare some time)02:00
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milanbabuskov\sh: but it's not of some utmost importance. Do it if it's easy job...02:01
dokoivoks: sent email02:02
milanbabuskov\sh: I never made a .deb package, so I don't know how much time/effor it's takes02:02
ivoksdoko: i'm reading it... sorry02:02
hunger /me sighs.02:02
\shmilanbabuskov: it's easy...I will ask mez :)02:03
milanbabuskov\sh: thanx a bunch02:03
\shmilanbabuskov: actually...I need to test ppc and i386 + ppc and amd64 network games ,-)02:06
milanbabuskov\sh: yes, add a little endian mix into it :)02:07
milanbabuskov\sh: I think that might not work02:07
\shmilanbabuskov: well it compiled on ppc02:08
\shso it should work02:08
\shslomo_: ping did u tested njam on ppc02:08
milanbabuskov\sh: OTOH, IIRC, all network code uses bytes (not words, ints, etc.) so02:08
slomo_\sh: iirc it worked...02:08
milanbabuskov\sh: njam surely works on ppc, since it works on MacOSX02:08
slomo_\sh: but i haven't tested network02:08
milanbabuskov\sh: it even works via network: Mac <-> Mac02:09
\shslomo_: if you have the time and possibility :) please test it ;)02:09
milanbabuskov\sh: it also works on sparc hardware :)02:09
slomo\sh: later maybe... need to learn :(02:09
\shslomo: have a look on #u-im...02:10
slomo\sh: uh... so much text... mom ;)02:10
\shslomo: u have logging enabled?02:10
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slomo\sh: sure02:11
\shslomo: good...I need a log of this...02:11
slomook, just tell me the minutes later :)02:11
\shdoko: whats up with wxwindows2.4 and wxwindows2.6 I have unmet deps in my list ,-)02:14
slomo\sh: what is this IPCF thing? but sounds nice :)02:18
\shslomo: http://ipcf.freedesktop.org/wiki/02:19
slomothanks02:19
slomohaha... dbus... every new fd.o project has dbus written in their description =)02:19
slomohm, ipcf could be good :)02:21
doko\sh: -> python-wxgtk2.4 or python-wxgtk2.602:22
milanbabuskov\sh: gotta go, see you later :)02:24
lamont-awayajmitch: thanks - I --pretend-avail'ed libaa1-dev02:25
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\shdoko: but i don't find this in the control file02:47
\shdoko: Package wxpython2.6-0 version 2.6.1.1ubuntu3 has an unmet dep: Depends: libwxgtk2.6-0-python (= 2.6.1.1ubuntu3)02:47
\shdoko: same applies to 2.402:48
doko\sh: what can you not find?02:48
\shdoko: wxpython package...it says that Package: python-wxtools02:48
\shis replacing/conflicting with wxpython02:49
\shdoko: and last installed version is 2.4.4ubuntu6 for wxwindows2.402:49
\shbut 2.4.4.1ubuntu1 is in the archives as source package02:50
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doko$ apt-cache showsrc wxwidgets2.603:02
dokoPackage: wxwidgets2.603:02
dokoBinary: python-wxtools, python-wxgtk2.6, libwxmsw2.6-dbg, wx2.6-i18n, wx2.6-examples, wx2.6-doc, libwxgtk2.6-dbg, wx-common, python-wxgtk2.6-dbg, libwxgtk2.6-0, wx2.6-headers-msw, libwxgtk2.6-dev, libwxmsw2.6-dev, python-wxversion, wx2.6-headers03:02
dokoVersion: 2.6.1.1.1ubuntu203:02
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\shno wxpython ;)03:03
\shbut it appeared in my LC_ALL=C apt-cache -i unmet03:03
\shrc  wxpython2.4-1                         2.4.4ubuntu6                         wxWidgets Cross-platform C++ GUI toolkit (wx03:04
\shrc  wxpython2.6-0                         2.6.1.1ubuntu3                       wxWidgets Cross-platform C++ GUI toolkit (wx03:04
\sheeks03:05
\shshould python-wxtools not replace wxpython?03:06
\shso wxpython is disappearing and python-wxtools is installed?03:06
\shdoko: I think there  is a packaging bug..cause in wxwindows2.4 sourcepackage, there is also a package named python-wxtools without any version naming..but it somehow clashes with python-wxtools from wxwindows2.603:09
doko\sh: ohh yes, you are right. this needs to be updated from unstable. can you do that?03:10
\shand python-wxtools from 2.6 should remove wxpython2.603:10
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\shthe same for 2.403:10
\shdoko: sync or merge?03:10
doko\sh: merge03:11
\shdoko: sure...will do this tonite03:11
\shdoko: what about removing wxpython2.6 when updating to python-wxtools (from 2.6)?03:11
doko\sh: not necessary03:15
doko$ apt-cache show python-wxgtk2.603:15
dokoPackage: python-wxgtk2.603:15
dokoPriority: optional03:15
dokoSection: universe/python03:15
dokoInstalled-Size: 1266403:15
dokoMaintainer: Ron Lee <ron@debian.org>03:15
dokoArchitecture: amd6403:15
dokoSource: wxwidgets2.603:15
dokoVersion: 2.6.1.1.1ubuntu203:15
dokoReplaces: libwxgtk2.6-0-python, wxpython2.6-003:15
StrikeForceCan someone tell me how to make sure the permissions aren't 644 but 555?03:16
StrikeForcewould I have to use install instead of dh_install03:16
\shhmm dpkg -l gives me only installed packages or all packages?03:17
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StrikeForceanyone?03:18
siretartdoko: \sh while you are talking about wxpython, hoary had wxpython 2.5, we need an upgrade path to pyhton 2.603:21
siretartcurrently apt-get/dpkg fails because the 2.5 package contains some file which are also in the 2.6 package, I think a conflicts should do the trick03:21
siretartbut I did not test that yet.03:22
\shivoks: *grrrrr*03:25
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bddebianHeya gang03:26
\shhey bddebian03:26
bddebianHi \sh03:27
StrikeForceCan someone tell me why this doesn't work? /usr/bin/python -OO -c "import compileall; compileall.compile_dir('$(DESTDIR)/usr/share/rufus/')"03:28
bddebianAnyone know much/anything about libxmerl-erlang?03:29
sivangStrikeForce: what is it trying to do?03:32
sivangusr/bin/python -OO -c "import compileall;03:32
sivang                     compileall.compile_dir('$(DESTDIR)/usr/share/rufus/')"03:32
sivangah sorry03:32
StrikeForceits trying to basically byte compile the .py program03:33
StrikeForceits ok I've got it working just added $(DESTDIR)debian/rufus/usr/share/rufus03:33
sivangStrikeForce: :-)03:33
StrikeForcehowever I'm still getting lintian errors of it not being executible?03:33
StrikeForceI thought dh_fixperms took care of that or it only does 64403:34
sivangStrikeForce: maybe you need to call install/modify permission at location03:34
StrikeForceas in at the very end?03:35
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bddebianDid someone already fix libhid or did it "magically" disappear from unmet-deps?03:45
slomobddebian: \sh fixed it03:48
bddebianslomo: Of course. :-) THanks.  Did he fix muse too?03:48
slomobddebian: look at breezy-changes ;) i have no idea03:49
StrikeForcesivang, how do you do that?03:52
sivangStrikeForce: what, help you fix stuff without even saying anything? I guess I have a good Karma :-D03:52
StrikeForceI need to find someway of making all the files +x in the /usr/share/rufus directory the postinst is the way to do it however every time I edit it it gets changed03:53
StrikeForceany suggestions on where to look?03:54
\shbddebian: yeah...I fixed it ;)03:54
\shyesterday...fcking source03:54
\shand I think I fixed aqsis now ;)03:55
bddebian\sh: And pdumpfs-rsync?03:55
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\shpdumpfs-rsync_0.8.1-1ubuntu1_source.upload03:56
\shpdumpfs-rsync (0.8.1-1ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low03:56
\sh* debian/control: removed tightened deps for pdumpfs03:56
\shyes03:56
bddebian\sh: Well I guess I have nothing to do then. ;-P03:57
\shbddebian: try to fix this :) http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/o/oo2c/1.5.9-4.1ubuntu1/oo2c_1.5.9-4.1ubuntu1_20050918-1824-powerpc-failed.gz03:57
bddebianCan you ship me a PPC box? ;-)03:58
\shbddebian: ;)04:00
\shhmmm...is debian.org down or is it just me?04:00
\shslomo: can u give me a short update on http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1504304:01
bddebian\sh: I can'04:01
bddebiant get to packages.d.o04:01
slomobddebian: as long as you can get to packages.qa.d.o everything is alright :)04:02
\shhmm...seems that tiscali has some problems04:03
slomo\sh: what do you want to know about that bug?04:03
\shslomo: fixed for breezy? can I close it?04:03
\sht least it works on breezy... I only read the changelog and the debian04:04
\shmaintainer has written that he doesn't enable it because the debian version is04:04
\shtoo old ;)04:04
\shthat are your words ;) and I don't know why it landed in my bugzilla account ;)04:04
slomo\sh: yes, should be fixed on breezy... but it wasn't at the time i made the bugreport ;)04:04
slomojust close it and ignore it :)04:04
\shk04:06
bddebianAny thoughts from either of you two about the mozilla-locale-* crap?04:07
slomo\sh: someone has synced it from debian it seems04:07
slomobddebian: what's the problem?04:08
\shgrmpf04:08
\shpackages.debian.org leads me now to ms04:08
bddebianslomo: They are all built for mozilla 1.6.1 and I don't even know if they are even valid anymore.04:09
slomobddebian: hmm... try to update them for our current version04:09
\shhttp://linux.blogweb.de/uploads/screenshots/screenshot-20050919.png04:09
slomobddebian: 1.7.10 or something04:09
StrikeForceCan someone help me?04:10
slomo\sh: ?!04:10
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StrikeForceor I should say point me in the right direction?04:10
slomoStrikeForce: just ask your question ;)04:11
slomo\sh: i thought you were a kde guy? ;) but this p.d.o -> ms thing is scary...04:11
StrikeForcehow do I fix this  rufus: script-not-executable ?04:13
\shnow my linux.blogweb.de is now ms04:13
\shargl04:13
StrikeForceI need to make the files in the directoyr executable?04:13
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\shHOLY SHIT04:15
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StrikeForceany suggestions04:24
\shargl...they played a funny joke with me...04:24
siretart\sh: who?04:24
\shthose foul asses of colleagues04:24
siretartsounds funny, what did they do?04:25
\shsiretart: at least one guy changed our FW settings and redirected me04:25
siretart;)04:25
siretartoh04:25
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Mez:D04:26
Mezshineh new laptop04:26
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siretartMez: grats :)04:30
Mez:::::D04:31
Mezwhat do you mean gats? i had to pay for it :P04:31
slomowaah... an alien with many eyes ;)04:31
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Mezs/gats/grats/04:31
bddebianHeh04:32
Mezsweet for swsusp :D04:37
Mezit works - and works well too04:37
StrikeForcesiretart, can I bother you?04:37
siretartStrikeForce: depends, what is it?04:38
StrikeForceCan I ask you to revu?04:38
\shdoko: regarding http://packages.debian.org/unstable/source/wxwindows2.4 i have to fix it by hand04:38
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siretartStrikeForce: dont ask to ask, just ask ;)04:41
StrikeForcesiretart, can you revu something for me :)04:44
StrikeForcehttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=61604:44
siretartStrikeForce: mmh. not that good, I'm at work currently, what is it? i can start a revu-build, if that helps04:44
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StrikeForcewell if you can't look at it now can you look at it later :)04:45
siretartrevu-build is running04:45
StrikeForcethanks04:46
bddebianmozilla is broken?04:46
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siretartStrikeForce: is the versioned dependency on python-wxgtk2.6 really necessary?04:47
siretartStrikeForce: does it not work woth wxpython 2.4?04:47
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StrikeForce2.5.3 min04:52
bddebianCan anyone install mozilla?04:53
StrikeForcesiretart, 2.5.3 minimum unfortunately04:53
siretartStrikeForce: ok. why the versioned dependency on (>= 2.6.1.1.1) then?04:53
StrikeForcesiretart, cause that was the lowest package above 2.5.304:53
StrikeForcesiretart: should I just leave the dependancy off and just leave it as python-wxgtk2.604:54
siretartStrikeForce: depending on python-wxgtk2.6 should be okay then.04:54
StrikeForcesiretart: I will fix that now and re-upload it if thats ok :)04:54
siretartit's better to avoid versioned dependency where possible. if you are unlucky, that can create severe upgrade problems04:55
siretartStrikeForce: next question, (i'm just curious, your case seems to be covered by python policy):04:55
siretartStrikeForce: why are you placing in /usr/share/rufus rather than /usr/lib/python2.4/rufus?04:56
StrikeForcesiretart: I'm not understanding your question?04:56
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siretartStrikeForce: did you read the python policy?04:57
StrikeForcesiretart, because /usr/bin/rufus basically creates specific directories in the home directory of the user then refers to rufus.py04:57
siretarthttp://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/python-policy/04:57
siretartbesides that, please fix these warnings and errors: http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/rufus-0509191040/rufus_0.6.5-0ubuntu1_i386.lintian04:57
StrikeForcethats my problem how do I go about fixing that?04:58
siretartwait04:58
StrikeForceif the script in the /usr/bin/rufus puts the command to python -OO -c /usr/share/rufus.py?04:58
siretartlook up the lintian documentation about these errors. sorry, i'm rather busy now at work :(05:00
StrikeForceok :(05:01
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bddebianIS MOZILLA BROKEN?06:01
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slomobddebian: why?06:11
bddebianslomo: I'm working on the mozilla-locales stuff but apt-get install mozilla pukes06:11
slomobddebian: paste it ;)06:11
slomobddebian: mozilla-dev worked yesterday06:12
bddebianslomo: It's just a bunch of missing depends.  Can you install it?06:12
slomoyes06:12
slomomozilla and mozilla-dev are installable here06:13
bddebianAnd you get 2:1.7.11... ?06:13
ograuuuh, a epoch ?06:13
slomobddebian: Version: 2:1.7.11-0ubuntu306:13
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bddebianslomo: Hmm, weird and apt-get -f fixed it, sorry and thanks.06:16
bddebianI assume the mozilla-locale-* stuff should match the version of mozilla?06:16
slomobddebian: should be the best06:17
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bddebianslomo: Any idea how detrimental it is to change the version number?06:25
slomobddebian: what do you mean?06:26
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\shre06:34
bddebianslomo: Well current version of mozilla-locale-zh-cn is 1.6.0-xxx for mozilla 1.6.x.  I would think it would make sense that if I update it to make it version 1.7.x to coincide with mozilla 1.7.11xxx.  But am I going to get in trouble again? ;-)06:35
bddebianwb \sh06:35
slomobddebian: no you won't get into trouble for that as it fixes problems... just do it :)06:36
bddebianslomo: Any idea how I test these ? :-)06:38
slomobddebian: yes... install them, choose them in mozilla and look for weird words and letters ;)06:39
bddebianHeh06:39
\shdoko: do u see the problem now?06:39
doko\sh: no, apt-get install python-wxtools works06:40
\shfor 2.6 right?06:41
\shbut what about python-wxtools for 2.406:41
dokothere is none in the archive06:42
\shbecause it has the same name as in the 2.6 package06:44
\shwe had wxpython2.4 and wxpython (2.6) package before and python-wxtools replaces it (in 2.4 and 2.6)06:45
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\shgrmpf...somehow I need the possibilty to pxe boot this shiddy toshiba recovery cd06:52
dokosure, thats correct06:53
\shdoko: so we should give python-wxtools from wxwindows2.4 sourcepackage a version numbering scheme like python-wxtools2.406:54
dokono06:55
\shwhy not?06:55
dokowhy do you need it?06:55
\shgrmpf..it's not even packaged when I see it right06:57
\shbut why is it popping up in my unmet deps?06:58
dokowhich package does it reference? then fix that package.06:58
\shPackage wxpython2.4-1 version 2.4.4ubuntu6 has an unmet dep: Depends: libwxgtk2.4-1-python (= 2.4.4ubuntu6)06:59
\shI don't know why this old version is still in the cache06:59
dokoremove them both07:01
\shi would if I could07:02
\shbut apt-get remove wxpython2.4-1 tells me..not installed...wth07:03
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\shgrmpd07:21
\shnow I killed my whole windows install because I was deleted partions...*gnarf*07:21
bddebianBah, who needs Windows anyway? ;-)07:23
\shbddebian: for laptop testing07:23
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ivoksany1?08:41
bddebianYo08:42
ivoksthere is new qdvdauthor08:44
ivoksbut it's not in debian08:44
bddebianSounds like breezy+1 ;-)08:45
ivokscan we just import it from marillat?08:45
ivoksthe thing is... this one in breezy is... broken08:45
ivoksacctually there is no qdvdauthor08:45
ivoksonly /usr/share/doc :)08:45
bddebianAye.  I would think so but I'm probably the WRONG person to ask ;-)08:45
=== bddebian wants to bring in new sylpheed too
ivoks\sh would know it08:46
ivoks\sh: what to do? ://08:46
\shgrmpfs08:46
\shthrow away sky2 drivers first08:46
\shwhat?08:46
\shwhere?08:46
\shand when?08:46
ivoksnow, here i qdvdauthor08:46
ivoksthis on in breezy is usless (no binary)08:47
ivoksthere is no qdvdauthor in debian, at all08:47
ivoksbut this one we imported form marillat08:47
ivoksshould i just import new version?08:47
ivoks(and test it)08:47
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\shdholbach is apt-get.org king ,)08:48
ivokshm...08:48
ivoksmaybe i'll just patch 0.0.9 to build with gcc408:48
\shdholbach: ping08:48
\shdholbach: resync from marillat? qdvauthor?08:49
dholbach\sh: does it make the world a better place?08:49
ivoksno, but it makes it usable08:50
\shdholbach: I really don08:50
\sh't know08:50
dholbachand it's still a multiverse item?08:50
\shgrmpf...need to sync again with uk keyboard08:50
=== dholbach has no idea
ivoksdholbach: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/218608:50
ivokswe have that app in "Add program"08:50
ivoksit creates menu entry08:50
ivoksbut has no exec08:50
dholbachso it needs a fixed .desktop entry?08:52
ivoksno08:52
ivoksit needs binary08:52
ivoks:)08:52
bddebianhehe08:52
dholbach/usr/bin/qslideshow ?08:52
ivoksit has .desktop, it has .png08:52
ivoksthat's not it08:52
dholbachoh ok08:52
dholbachi see08:52
dholbachand the new one from marillat has it?08:52
ivoksyes08:52
ivoksit's fixed for gcc408:52
dholbachoh cool08:53
dholbachwell then...08:53
dholbachgo ahead08:53
ivoksok08:53
=== ivoks has to caureful after fsck up with j2se
ivoksso, better to ask 5x than do stopid move 1x08:55
ograivoks, be careful with j2se and fix it ;)08:56
ivoksshould i fix it?08:57
ivoksi tought doko said he has new packages...08:58
ograyes, of j2se, without dep on libxp08:59
ivoksbut introducing new package isn't an option?09:00
ograso the dep is still missing and requires a metapackage09:00
ograits the only solution09:00
ivoksok09:00
ivoksi'll to it this evening09:00
ivokss/to/do09:00
ivoksone more q...09:01
ivoksi didn't do any change to qdvdauthor09:01
ivoksso, marillat is maintainer..09:01
ograhe should always be maintainer if you use his packjages09:01
ivoksright...09:02
ivoksbut i can't upload package with his sign09:02
ograre-sign it09:02
ograwith debsign09:02
ivoksok09:02
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_toniohello guys09:03
dholbachhi _tonio :)09:03
_toniodholbach: ah you're talking there too ? I never saw you here ;)09:04
_tonioI mean "never saw you talking" ;)09:04
_toniodholbach: what do you think of overriding the shlib simlink error ? Is it okay for you or not ?09:05
thesaltydogdholbach, I never saw talking daniel too... only read his words!09:05
crimsun(which daniel? ;-)09:05
thesaltydogdaniel dholbach09:05
crimsun(there are quite a few daniels involved in ubuntu ;-)09:06
thesaltydogI know..09:06
=== _tonio takes hot pizza, opens a beer, and lights a cigarette (moment of pure pleasure !!)
thesaltydog Last week I have seen Elton John in Rome, singing "Daniel my love..." :-)09:07
\shnice song btw09:11
\shi have it in my elton john mp3 collection ;)09:12
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dholbachhaha :)09:16
dholbach_tonio: i'll have a lasagna soon too09:16
thesaltydogdholbach, who speaks about lasagna? Someone needs lessons? Cheap!09:17
dholbachlessons?09:17
dholbachquoi?09:17
thesaltydoghow to cook and prepare lasagna with meat souce.09:18
thesaltydoglasagna is a typical italian dish09:18
dholbachi was well aware of that :)09:18
_toniolasagna, nice plate too ;) My grandma makes the best lasagnas in the world ;)09:18
dholbachand the readers of desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com are well aware of the fact, that i deserve one :)09:18
\shh4h409:19
\shaeh09:19
\shhehe09:19
thesaltydogif someone of you ever comes in Rome, make me a ping..09:19
=== dholbach will stay in Berlin now for a while :)
thesaltydogI regret..09:20
\shwhen I have the permission to throw a cheap pizza towards the papa ratzi ;)09:20
\shI tried it during the world youth day..but i had to work :(09:21
thesaltydoghe is very far away from your hand. He is always up in his window... closer to God!09:21
\shhahaha...if ratzi is closer to god then me....then my name is jesus :)09:21
\shanyways.totally ot09:22
thesaltydogsorry for the break. It's my fault..09:22
\shit's ok don't worry09:22
\shfighting with the laptop here09:23
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\shguys..give me a hint on a bluetooth application where i can sync my nokia phone?09:25
dholbachmultisync?09:25
dholbachthere was also some gammu/wammu crack09:25
dholbachbut i didn't get around to package it yet09:26
\shdholbach: u didn't compile gnome-phone-manager with bluetooth support?09:26
dholbachhm?09:26
thesaltydog\sh, I synched my nokia with cable!!09:26
dholbachi sent SMS with it09:27
\shthesaltydog: this works...i know...but i have to test bluetooth on this laptop09:27
\shlibgnomebt0 is bluetooth right?09:27
dholbachyep09:27
thesaltydog\sh, I am waiting for my BlueTooth usb key. Should arrive tomorrow. I'll let you now then.09:28
\shhmmm..09:29
\shdholbach: is there any app where i can see if bluetooth is enabled or not?09:30
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dholbachdmesg? grep -E 'bin\/' /var/lib/dpkg/info/bluez-utils.list09:31
thesaltydoga bunch of!09:33
\sh`2hmmm..09:34
\shi can see the laptop as audio device on the phone09:34
\shbut...09:35
\shwhat now...gnome-phone-manager tells me no connection09:36
\shhow can i set the device?09:37
dholbachis there anything in dmesg?09:38
dholbachsome of the bluez-utils running?09:38
dholbachany attempted pairing?09:38
dholbachwhat does  sdptool browse  say?09:38
thesaltydoghave you installed also gnome-bluetooth?09:39
\shwell...hcitools gives me the phone09:39
\shhcitools scan09:39
thesaltydogg'night all. \sh tomorrow I will give bluetooth a try on my lap. Maybe we can share experiences...Bye!09:41
\shdholbach: a lot:)09:42
\shdholbach: http://rafb.net/paste/results/3IUUOv51.html09:43
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\shgrmpf10:04
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_toniolittle question10:06
_tonioIf I need to package 2 apps, on depending on the other, How can I make for the pbuilder to build the second if it is not already uploaded?10:07
bddebian_tonio: You could do it in a pbuilder login and dpkg -i the deb from the first package10:24
bddebianI don't know if that's the "best" solution10:24
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ivokszblj...10:27
_toniobddebian: yes but for revue ?10:27
_toniohow will it work if the first package isn't already uploaded ?10:27
_toniothe only solution is to upload the first10:28
_toniosee with motus to get it validated and upload fast, and then upload the second isn't it?10:28
_toniothat's the only logic way I can see ;)10:28
bddebianivoks: zblj??10:28
_tonioin fact I wanna add k9copy, a clone for dvdshrink that appretly works great, but that requires a very little binary called vamps10:29
ivoksbddebian: yeah :) that's how i feel... zblj :)10:29
bddebianOh, hehe10:29
ivokskatie@jackass refuses my qdvdauthor10:30
bddebian:-(10:30
bddebianWhat's the reason?10:30
ivokswithout any reason10:30
ivoksi don't get mail at all10:30
_tonioor maybe because it is a ridiculous binary I can add it directly in the sources of k9copy,but if I do that, I'm gonna get killed by Daniel ^^10:30
\shgrmpf.10:32
\shi need help10:32
ivoksenough for today10:32
bddebian\sh: Whats up?10:32
_tonio\sh: what's the problem ?10:33
ivoksyeah, \sh, what's your problem? :)10:33
ajmitchmorning all10:33
\shi can't get gnome-phone-manager running10:34
ivokshi ajmitch10:34
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=== ivoks has exam in 10 hours... time to go to bed
ajmitchbye ivoks10:34
ivoksbye all10:34
=== ajmitch wonders why his other breezy box is not responding :)
ajmitchwell, it responds to pings, but ssh doesn't go10:35
ivoksajmitch: it's breezed :)10:35
ivokshm...10:35
_tonio\sh: use KDE (i'm ->[] ) ^10:35
ivoksthat happend to me, but on sarge10:35
ivoksfew times10:35
ajmitchivoks: it's been running for about 5 months without reboot, on old hardware :)10:36
ajmitchstill using a pre-release hoary kernel, iirc ;)10:36
ivoksajmitch: yeah, mine too10:36
\sh_tonio: laptop testing10:36
ajmitchhmm10:36
ajmitchports are open10:36
_toniolike me, I just bought one ;) i'm trying with breezy right now ;)10:36
ajmitchcould just be ssh that's dead10:36
ivoksajmitch: mine ssh started to work, after few minutes10:36
ajmitchah, apache is working10:37
ivoksajmitch: find a hole, and restart ssh :)10:37
ajmitchhehe10:37
ivoksyou see10:37
ajmitchor I could find a spare monitor for it10:37
ivoksback doors are good thing :)10:37
ajmitchand restart ssh via the console :)10:37
ivoksah... BED!10:38
ivoksbye10:38
bddebianHeya ajmitch10:38
ajmitchhello bddebian sir10:41
bddebiansir? :-)10:41
ajmitchwell, yeah10:42
siretartn'evening, folks10:46
=== ajmitch runs off to work
siretartbye ajmitch10:46
\shgrmpf10:53
\shI see my damn mobile..but can10:53
\sh't connect to it10:53
ograARRGH10:57
ograIVOKS !10:57
siretartwhy the heck is the mplayer 'Waiting for the XMMS plugin to start playback'?!10:57
ograhmm, he obviously misunderstood what i said about java10:58
siretartogra: what did he do?10:58
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ajmitch * Undo changes in ubuntu2 and ubuntu110:58
ograhe undid his changes to the java packages...10:58
ogradoko wrote a mail to us that he'd upload a new package to blackdown to get it sanced and we'd need a j2se-mozilla package or something like that to make sure libxp gets installed along...10:59
ograi asked him to make that package...10:59
ograhe reverted his changes, grumblfjx...11:00
ogras/sanced/synced11:00
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vrlnis universe open to package requests? if yes, is there a forum where I could set up a petition or something similar :)11:02
vrlnthe package (well, packages) I'd be talking about would be the development version of E1711:02
vrlnit currently lacks Ubuntu-native .debs11:02
dholbachvrln: wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseCandidates is for that11:03
dholbachis E17 there yet?11:03
vrln(yes, it's not "stable", but it is used by a lot of people already - it could be added as an unsupported build)11:03
dholbachlast time i heard, it was fairly immature11:03
vrlnit's used daily by a lot of people these days11:03
vrlnplenty of talk about it on all forums11:03
vrlnI've used it as the only wm for a year already11:04
ograi also doubt its marturity, but if someone wants to make packages11:04
ogra...11:04
vrlnok, it wasn't that mature 6 months ago, but these days it mostly is11:04
vrlnI maintain its user guide on get-e.org11:04
dholbachyeah, vrln add it to the list and if you like, give somebody a hand and for a E17 team :)11:04
ogravrln, learn packaging or find someone who's interested in doing it...11:04
vrlnit is more mature these days - themers are active and so on11:04
vrlnhttp://get-e.org/User_Guide/English/_pages/print.html11:05
vrlnfor example11:05
ogravrln, no need to convince us..11:05
vrlnthere is no gui control-panel yet, but almost all basic functionality is in11:05
vrlnok :)11:05
ogra(i wont switch, but i'm not opposed to have a package)11:05
vrlnit's around ~10 packages alltogether11:05
vrlnas it requires the enlightenment foundation libraries as well11:06
vrlnperhaps I should try to learn packaging11:06
vrlnoh and I didn't intend that in the way of "converting" anyone - just to prove the point that it isn't in "very early development" anymore these days11:07
dholbachyeah form a team around it :)11:07
vrlnwell, that is quite a relative term, but it is not "unusable already"11:07
ogravrln, as long as it dont breaks anything we already have in, it can enter universe... but note that we are fairly late in the release cycle already... if it braks anything we cant accept it... we cant introduce new bugs 3 weeks before release11:07
vrlnalready = anymore*11:07
vrlnogra: it shouldn't touch anything as far as I know - the only thing that could be common with other packages, is imlib211:07
vrlnbut I don't think imlib2 is even packaged right now?11:07
vrlnat least apt-cache show imlib2 doesn't seem to find anything11:07
vrlnoops... sorry11:08
vrlnnevermind, actually it is packaged :)11:08
ogra pool/main/i/imlib2/libimlib2_1.2.0-2.2ubuntu1_amd64.deb11:08
vrlnI'm not sure if that imlib2 version is compatible with the current E17 version though11:08
vrlnbut I guess I could find out11:08
vrlnit seems to be an optional package though, so an alternative imlib2 could be called imlib2-cvs or something similar11:09
vrlnhm... looks like E17 isn't on the list right now11:10
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ogravrln, if anything in main needs to get upgraded for e17 you can forget about it, main is frozen and you need a very urgent reason to change things there11:10
vrlnogra: not necessarily upgraded, the package could just depend on a imlib2-cvs, and leave the imlib2 be11:10
ograour release manager wont accept changes for universe packages in main11:11
vrlnit could also be that the imlib2 in main is fully ok11:11
vrlnI'm not sure11:11
vrlnI need to ask someone who knows more about it11:11
ografind that out, also the other dependencys needed...11:11
vrlnall other dependencies for compiling EFL/E17 are already in Ubuntu, I just added the dependency list to get-e yesturday11:12
ograwe'll release oct 13th until then only bugfixes are allowed to enter main...11:12
vrlnbut I'm not 100% positive about it yet11:12
vrlnogra: by the way, the freetype2 version in main has a problem with certain E17 themes11:12
vrlnit's a freetype2 problem with all versions under 2.1.811:12
vrlnbut it's just with 2 themes that have minimal window borders11:12
ograits a e17 problem11:12
vrlnno, it's a freetype related bug as far as I know, but it's very rare11:13
ograit seems not to affect anything else11:13
vrlnonly happens under certain conditions (yes, apparently only e17 triggers it)11:13
vrlnbut that's not really a huge deal, just thought I'd tell - it's just two custom themes, and they are actually built in a way themes shouldn't be built (the window border shouldn't be like that)11:14
vrlnogra: the problem with EFL/E17 would be, as it's still under development, is that the packages would need to be updated every 2 weeks or so11:14
ograyup... but its no good reason for requesting a freetype upgrade :)11:14
ogravrln, that wont happen11:14
vrlnogra: universe is "frozen" too after release?11:15
dholbachgood night11:15
dholbachvrln: yes11:15
vrlnah11:15
ograwe wont upgrade packages for breezy once its released11:15
siretartgood night, dholbach11:15
vrlnthen it's more suited for backports I guess?11:15
siretartvrln: we have dapper for this11:15
ajmitchso any e17 package you get in will be there for 6 months11:15
\shbrb11:15
ograso it would only be a snapshot package...11:15
vrlnthere's a request concerning getting E17 debs to backports (for breezy) on the forums, but a single snapshot isn't really worth it11:16
ograbackports just backport what is in the next version, so it would be perfect for backports, yes11:16
vrlnexcept, well, it would be a nice graphics demo for some people I guess11:16
vrlnbut I don't know if that's important enough for all the work it'd need11:16
vrlnok, I'll bug them then :)11:16
ograif you get a e17 package into breezy, it will actually be easier for the backports team11:17
vrlnthis new universe system is pretty interesting by the way, I just switched back to ubuntu this weekend (last time I used it, was the first release - back then universe was just debians contrib that isn't maintained at all)11:17
ograsince backports are automatically built from the repository11:17
vrlnbut if the packages would need to upgraded every 2 or 3 weeks at least, then that wouldn't help much I guess?11:17
ogravrln, it would...11:18
vrlnthat said, installing E17 to /opt via various scripts is no problem at all under Breezy, all the depencencies are already in11:18
vrlnbut an E17 package would provide at least an eyecandy toy for people11:19
ograyou upgrade them in dapper and the backports team triggers a automated build for breezy11:19
vrlnespecially if it'd be nicely integrated, ie, add itself to GDM and so on11:19
\shback11:19
ograas i said, backports are done automated now, so if you have it in dapper, it will be beackportable to breezy....11:19
vrlnhm, interesting11:20
vrlnI'll try to find out about the imlib2 problem11:20
ograso you could update the dapper package every two weeks and ask for a backport11:20
vrlnthe problem is though, I'm not really experienced enough to package anything (I'm not a comp-sci guy at all actually, even if I'm an E contributor - not a coding one though)11:20
vrlnthere are some third party source debs (and debs), but I'm not familiar with them, ie, if the quality and everything is good or not11:21
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siretartvrln: do you already asked the debian maintainer of updating e17?11:23
siretartargl. my english.. did you alread ask11:23
vrlnsiretart: there is no debian maintainer for e1711:23
vrlnit's not packaged at all right now11:23
vrlnsince it's still in development - but needless to say, it is fairly popular already, even if it's not stable11:24
siretartvrln: but for enlightment, there has to be one11:24
vrlnah yes, that is packaged11:24
siretartvrln: perhaps he is also interested in packaging e1711:24
vrlnbut I highly doubt Debian would be interested in packaging E17 before it goes stabla11:24
vrlnstable*11:24
ograsure... for experimental at least11:25
vrlnwell, no distro is, since they'd have to support it then - but as an unsupported community maintained backport it would be perfect11:25
siretartvrln: you 'just' would have to find an interested debian developer, you don't have to convince the whole debian project ;)11:25
vrlnhm...11:25
vrlnwell, community supported too I guess11:25
siretartwell, debian (as well as ubuntu/universe) is a community project ;)11:26
vrlnthere are a few distros that already package E17, but it's provided "as is", without any support (which is perfectly fine, it is "try it at your own risk" -stuff in the end, at this point)11:26
vrlnheh, yes, but you know what I mean :)11:26
ajmitchdebian maintainers could do that as wel; :)11:26
ogravrln, just look if you find a packager for it... we can include it then... if it wont enter breezy anymore we can always backport it11:26
ograprobably there is even a package on apt-get.org i dont know how far dholbach got with it yet11:27
ajmitchnot far, he said11:28
vrlnthere probably won't be an official E17 release for a long time, so it'd be unsupported stuff of course (that said, I personally think E17 is usable already - not compared to gnome and co, but to flux etc)11:28
ajmitchhe was hoping to get started on it today11:28
vrlnogra: hm... well, I know one guy who has provided the E community .debs for Debian Sid for a long time already11:28
ograi know there was one for hoary, but it was totally unusable and hadnt even a copyright note11:28
vrlnhe's actually responsible for Debian packaging in the E team, perhaps I could ask him11:28
vrlnif he'd be interested - his .debs are for Sid only right now, last time I checked they didn't work correctly in Ubuntu due to dependency problems11:29
ogravrln, thats mostly just a matter of compiling11:29
ograwe need source packages...11:29
vrlnogra: he has source packages11:29
ografine :)11:30
vrlnhttp://www.soulmachine.net/wiki/index.php?title=Enlightenment_on_Debian_unstable11:30
ograhmm, it uses imlib 1.2.1, we have 1.2.011:31
vrlnsomeone I asked (not an e dev though) claimed that e works with older imlib2's too11:32
vrlnand said he's sure about it, but I can't promise if he's right or not11:32
ogravrln, sorry but these packagesare all crap...11:32
ograthey are all native packages11:32
ogra(native == the packaging isnt separated from the source)11:33
vrlnyes, to debian unstable11:33
vrlnah11:33
ogranope11:33
vrlnhm11:33
vrlnas you can see I'm not very familiar with this stuff :)11:33
ograthey also wont get accepted in debian this way i guess11:33
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ajmitchmost people wouldn't know the difference, sadly11:34
ograajmitch, does debian accept them ?11:37
vrlnI'd love to learn packaging, but right now I'm too swamped @ uni - just don't have the time (maintaining the e17 users docs already takes a lot of time), at least not until christmas or so11:39
ographew, e17 and e17-data are 70MB in total ... and that in a native package... *sigh*11:39
vrlnogra: yes :)11:39
vrlnthe enlightenment foundation libraries take a lot of space, and then E17 itself is also at least 25 mb11:40
ogravrln, if i change a line in a native package, i have to upload the whole package... (50MB in case of the e17 package) if i change a line in a package thats packaged correctly i upload the one line and a changelog entry11:40
vrlnthen there's the additional module package and the e utility package - that's just the core11:40
vrlnogra: oh, not really - they are split up11:41
vrlnit's ~50 mb alltogether11:41
vrlnaround 12 packages11:41
vrlnapps/e is the only "behemoth"11:41
ajmitchogra: depends what maintainers can slip past the ftpmaster - generally native packages need to be native for a reason11:41
ogravrln, enlightenment_0.16.9..> 15-Sep-2005 22:57  50.3M11:41
ograthats what firefox shows me...11:41
ajmitchvrln: even so, simple packaging changes shouldn't require the whole lot to be uploaded11:42
vrlnogra: hm, interesting, I wonder if E has grown that much11:42
vrlnthat's not including the EFL at all11:42
ogravrln, if i would fix a bug in that package, lets say i add a missing comma, i'd have to upload the whole 50MB11:42
ajmitchogra: a lot of pain on your dsl? :)11:42
vrlnogra: oops, sorry - the 25 mb was around a year ago it seems11:43
ograinstead of the line with the comma and a line describing it in the changelog... which is less then 100k11:43
vrln:)11:43
vrlnE17 itself is, indeed, 79 MB as source11:43
vrlnbut the other packages are small11:43
vrlnsome spam (sorry):11:43
vrln 1. e17/libs/eet11:43
vrln2. e17/libs/edb11:43
vrln3. e17/libs/evas11:43
vrln4. e17/libs/ecore11:43
vrln5. e17/libs/embryo11:43
vrln6. e17/libs/imlib211:43
vrln7. e17/libs/edje11:43
vrln8. e17/libs/epeg11:43
vrln9. e17/libs/epsilon11:43
vrln10. e17/libs/esmart11:43
vrln11. e17/libs/emotion (note that you'll need to have xine-lib installed as emotion uses it)11:43
vrln12. e17/libs/engrave (this is currently needed for e_utils only)11:43
vrln13. e17/libs/ewl (also needed for e_utils)11:43
vrln14. e17/libs/etox (this is only needed if you want to install eRSS, otherwise you can ignore etox)11:43
vrlnthose are the EFL packages, I don't think any of them is over 5 mb11:43
siretartvrln: please use a pastebot for this11:43
ograindeed, but we cant accept native packages, these packages would have to be repackaged to include them11:44
vrlnthen e_utils and e_modules (these are practically required), are also around 5 mb or something similar11:44
vrln... good point, sorry again :)11:44
ajmitchwe may be just a few people, but we still want quality packaging :)11:44
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siretartvrln: I think you should try to find an DD (debian developer) willing to spend some time to do some packaging work11:45
siretartvrln: if e17 gets into debian, we can easily sync it11:45
dsasquick questions guys: Is there going to be some big focus for MOTU during the dapper development? I.E. there was the whole cxx transition this time around...11:45
ograhopefully not :)11:45
ajmitchdsas: getting as many packages as we can installable & working :)11:45
siretartdsas: well, there are always some transitions, bitter or smaller ones, all the times11:46
dsasso the assimilation of more of apt-get.org plus polishing other things then?11:46
ograit'd be nice if we could do some actual packaging work at dapper time instead of transitioning hundrets of packages11:46
ajmitchdsas: and if we get everything working nicely, we can focus more on new packages :)11:46
vrlnogra: so yes, I can understand that packaging E is really a pain :)11:46
siretartdsas: there is always a lot of work to do: reviewing new stuff (like e17 *g*), or fixing malone bugs just as example11:46
ajmitchogra: some of us have to spend some time on actual packaging work  :)11:46
ograajmitch, yes, but i'd like "less work and more fun" for dapper...11:47
tsengogra: that would be great.11:47
ogratransitions are just stupid work11:47
vrlnnot to mention it would practically need to be updated every 2-3 weeks - well, this is relative though, some people would like it as a graphics demo too, but those who actually use it all the time would not use an outdated version as it's developed at a speedy rate :)11:47
ajmitchyes11:47
ograthey shoudl be automated ...11:47
=== ajmitch has managed to do _some_ automation of transitions
ajmitchfor dapper I'll try & automate it some more if it's needed11:48
ogravrln, as i said before, package it in dapper and have a backport every two weeks11:48
vrlnby the time the next ubuntu is out though (the one after breezy), with some luck, there might even be a beta e17 release (or not) :)11:48
siretartajmitch: I was also thinking about some automations. are you at UBZ?11:48
dsashmm ok, I've been meaning to attempt packaging for a while, but things keep getting in the way, should have more free time soon though :)11:48
ajmitchsiretart: maybe11:48
vrlnogra: yeah, that would sound good11:48
ajmitchsiretart: I've already got some existing scripts for this11:49
vrlnogra: e17 compiles under GCC411:49
vrlnso do all the EFL11:49
siretartajmitch: perhaps we can integrate them into the revu2 interface?11:49
ajmitchvrln: as they should11:49
vrlnajmitch: mplayer doesn't :)11:49
ajmitchsiretart: we could, if I cleaned them up :)11:49
ograsiretart, are *you* at UBZ ?11:49
siretartajmitch: :)11:49
siretartogra: yes! :)11:49
ograYAY11:49
ajmitchsiretart: you got sponsored?11:49
ograi didnt know that11:49
=== ajmitch neither :)
siretartajmitch: yes, my request was accepted! /me is a happy boy :)11:50
\shsiretart and I will fly together :)11:50
bddebianheh11:50
ajmitchnot surprising though11:50
ogracool11:50
=== bddebian REALLY wants to go :'-(
ograsad that i'm flying on the 26th already11:50
=== ajmitch is still unsure if he can spend all that money to get to UBZ & sit & work for a week
ajmitchbut I have to decide real soon now :)11:51
tsengajmitch: seriously, dont do it11:51
ograajmitch, come on its fun, paying for sitting in hotel conference rooms 12h a day get less sleep and the like :)11:51
vrlnogra: one other thing that I personally would like to see is a "desktop-kernel" - just the standard kernel with the ck patch11:51
vrlnit really does wonders for audio skipping etc11:51
ajmitchogra: yeah real fun.. ;)11:51
tsengogra: will you go to gnome summit in boston?11:51
vrln(just a random idea - didn't mean that I'm asking for it)11:51
ogratseng, when ?11:51
vrlnjust that I think it would be a good idea :)11:51
tsengogra: October 5th iirc11:52
ajmitchtseng: I'm not feeling like that much of an ubuntu fanboy at the moment11:52
ogratseng, hmm11:52
tsengbddebian: dude11:52
chillywillyajmitch: :-o11:52
tsengogra: jeff is going11:52
dsasvrln: there's a project on the ubuntu-forums to get an audio meta-package thing going iirc11:52
ajmitchchillywilly: yes?11:52
ogratseng, thats the time i'll have to fix the last remaining edubuntu bugs i guess, i wont even sleep during that week :)11:52
chillywillyajmitch: no?11:52
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vrlndsas: ah, sounds cool - sound skips with the default ubuntu kernel here under heavy load - with ck (preempt + CFQ io sched/staircase cpu sched), the difference is really noticeable11:53
ajmitchtseng: so you're definitely not going to be at UBZ?11:54
bddebiantseng: What did I do now?11:54
chillywillyajmitch: you will be a ubuntu fanboy until the end of your days....these are not the packages you are looking for....11:54
tsengajmitch: not unless someone pops up with a ticket11:54
ajmitchwell there goes all my reasons for going..11:54
ajmitch:)11:54
tsengyeah dude11:54
ajmitchchillywilly: whatever11:54
vrlnthat said, the ubuntu bootup scripts rock - first distro I've seen that doesn't complain if you compile a non-modular kernel11:54
chillywillyajmitch: relax man11:54
vrlnit seems to notice it and doesn't look (and complain) about the modules11:54
ogravrln, there were several requests to form a audio team that would care for things like realtime kernels with audio optimization... but it somehow never left the ground11:55
chillywillyholy crap I am hungry11:55
chillywillyhaven't eaten anything all day11:55
siretartogra: who was involved in that team?11:56
ograsiretart, dig -devel, there were several people who wanted to start such a team11:56
ajmitchtseng: so I guess noone will be pushing selinux at UBZ :)11:56
ajmitchI'd still like to see that in dapper, since it's got that 5 year server support going on11:56
ajmitchnot too many things to patch from debian now11:56
ograajmitch, if in doubt we can still ask the master of the ubuntu hardened team...11:58
=== ajmitch coughs
ograor was he king of debian hardened ?11:58
ajmitchyeah.11:58
ograheh11:58
vrlnogra: yeah, well, the people who need it usually can patch it themselves - but yup, it would be a nice addition still11:59
ajmitchogra: same thing :)11:59
vrlnand compiling is always pretty boring (I just left gentoo after using it for a year)11:59
vrln:)11:59
tsengajmitch: well12:01
tsengajmitch: manoj is all over it, we'll just sync12:01
ajmitchyeah12:01

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