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\shSurak: let elmo know about your package...he can have his "legal" look over it ,-)12:02
SurakThanks12:04
SurakWhat's the best way to contact elmo? A post at ubuntu-devel-list?12:04
crimsune-mail or message on irc12:06
SurakIs elmo's name James?12:08
crimsunJames Troup, yes.12:08
tsengyes.12:09
tsengoh12:09
SurakHum... sent. Let's wait for him.12:12
zygadholbach: hey :-)12:13
zygaI'm getting my key signed tommorow12:13
zygaone of debian developers agreed to help12:14
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Surak\sh: is the process for applying a package for multiverse different than to universe?12:41
\shSurak: no same rules12:41
\shuniverse/multiverse is motu area :)12:41
\shdamn..I wanted to be in bed at this time..12:42
\shbut now...12:42
\shgood night folks :)12:42
dsasgood night12:42
\shcu later today :) happy hacking :)12:42
dsasi'm off for the land of nod too :)12:42
Suraknight12:47
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_toniostupid question but what will happen to pending for revuing packages while breezy is out ? lost job ?01:07
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hubdholbach: here?02:29
dholbachyep02:30
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bddebianHoly crap, the new axiom in Debian is 40Mb source.. Sheesh02:32
hubfor dcraw, 2 question:02:33
hubwhere do I put the reason for new upstream?02:33
hubremove dirs make the build fail :-/ is it really not needed or shall I replace it by a .install02:34
hubs/.install/something/02:34
dholbachhub: ok, 1) talk to us, 2) forget it - i seem to have been wrong :)02:34
hubdholbach: I put a comment for the reason02:35
dholbachhub: super02:37
dholbachhub: for a one-time change, you don't have to change the maintainer field02:37
dholbachhub:  only if you REALLY REALLY REALLY want to take care of the package02:37
dholbach"for now and for ever" or something02:39
dholbachapart from that, i'd approve it02:40
hubI don't min maintaining it02:48
hubI'm writing a replacement :-)02:48
dholbachok02:48
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dholbachhub: will oyu upload it with a changed maintainer line?03:08
hubdholbach: you mean reverting?03:14
hubI can do that03:14
dholbachok03:14
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bmontyhi everyone03:23
tsengyay dholbach03:27
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ajmitchhi bmonty03:37
tsenghi ajmitch bmonty03:38
ajmitchgood evening tseng03:38
bmontyhey ajmitch03:38
dholbachhi tseng, bmonty, ajmitch :)03:42
ajmitchhow goes the reviewing, dholbach ?03:43
dholbachatm i'm reviewing bugs :)03:43
dholbachbut yesterday's session was quite ok :)03:44
tsengoooh03:44
tsengcacti with rrdtool 1.203:44
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hubdholbach: just uploaded03:45
hubsorry for the delay03:45
dholbachhub: don't worry :)03:45
dholbachhub: you will need to write     Hubert Figuiere <hub@figuiere.net>   (for both changelog and control file)03:48
dholbachhub: erm, i mean name and mail adress03:48
dholbachhub: it's late already :)03:48
jsgotangcodholbach, working hard eh, you should sleep03:48
dholbachjsgotangco: i took a nap some hours ago :)03:49
jsgotangcodholbach, nice...03:49
dholbachjsgotangco: i helped a friend moving today, that's why i was tired earlier03:49
dholbachjsgotangco: she said "it's only the bulky parts" - sure ... we moved most of the flat03:49
jsgotangcoshe!03:49
dholbachso? :)03:50
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dholbachit's a girl, i went to school with, 7 years ago, now i met her in berlin again :)03:51
dholbachhey tritium :)03:51
tritiumHi Daniel :)03:51
ajmitchdholbach: ah, we see... :)03:51
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bmontygrrr....trying to add a simple desktop file and the package fails to compile03:56
ajmitchouch :)03:57
hubdholbach: what's wrong with the changelog/control?03:59
dholbach you just list the name03:59
dholbachnot the mail adress03:59
hub?03:59
hubI just checked04:00
hubI have both04:00
dholbach-Maintainer: Hubert Figuiere04:00
dholbach+Maintainer: Steve King04:00
hubdholbach: HTML04:00
hubdholbach: <> get striped04:00
hub:-/04:00
dholbachhmhmhmhmhm :)04:00
hubREVU bug04:00
dholbachsorry for the noise then04:01
hubit's ok04:01
hubit is late for you04:01
dholbachhub: approved, uploaded.04:03
ajmitchgreat04:07
dholbachhub: you should write a mail to elmo (wiki.ubuntu.com/Uploads) and get your mail adress whitelisted, so you'll receive ACCEPTED mails from katie04:09
crimsunhmm, I'm not sure Ian Jackson meant to version firefox at 1.0.7-0ubuntu15, but who am I to ask? :)04:10
tsengsigh04:11
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hubdholbach: ok. thanks a ton04:14
dholbachhub: de rien04:14
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dholbachgood night04:38
Suraknight people04:39
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bddebianajmitch: You up?05:15
chillywillyopenwrt is way too much fun05:17
chillywillylet me tell ya05:17
bddebian:-)  Heya chillywilly05:18
chillywillyhi dude05:18
ajmitchbddebian: yes?05:18
ajmitchsince it's about 3pm, you'd think I'd be awake05:19
bddebianYa never know ;-P05:19
bddebianajmitch: Are you waiting for something for the merges that you took?  I only ask because I'm trying to clear off that list. :-)05:19
chillywillyno one pays attention to what time it is in upside down land ;)05:19
bddebianchillywilly: ;-)05:20
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chillywillyajmitch: I've known you or all these years and I STILL don't know what time it is over there ;)05:21
ajmitchbddebian: which ones?05:21
chillywillys/or/for/05:21
chillywillybddebian: my poor Green Bay Packers...they're going to get shallacked this weekend because they suck05:22
bddebianajmitch: boa-constructor, libccrtp, and snacc05:22
bddebianchillywilly: Heh05:22
ajmitchbddebian: so you have checked the versions before asking me, right?05:22
bddebianajmitch: No since I figure you'd close the bugs :-)05:23
ajmitchhah05:23
bddebianchillywilly: Tell me why ajmitch hates me :-)05:25
ajmitchbecause you think that everyone hates you05:25
bddebianI don't think chillywilly hates me :-)05:26
bddebianI don't think marco_g hates me05:26
ajmitchnew debian versions came in after snacc was dealt with05:27
ajmitchI merged in changes that were current when that bug was05:27
ajmitchlibccrtp is new upstream now05:28
ajmitchboa-constructor is done05:29
bddebianD00d, you don't have to tell me.  Like I said, I'm just trying to tidy up :-)05:29
bddebianDo any work that I CAN do to help05:29
ajmitchwell I'm at work05:29
ajmitchso I don't have time to do stuff like this right now05:29
bddebianOK, sorry to bug ya05:30
chillywillybah05:45
chillywillyajmitchie be nice or else! ;)05:45
chillywillyI need to sleep05:46
bddebianYeah, I should too05:46
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ajmitchchillywilly: this is me being nice :P05:50
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bddebianWell gnight folks06:03
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crimsunevenin', mike06:50
tritiumhi Daniel06:50
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lifelessanyone here work with wxwindows ?07:31
lifelessupgrade hoary-breezy bug07:32
lifelessj-a-meinel> lifeless: ubuntu fails to upgrade wxpython, because it complains that /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/wxversion.py exists in both versions07:32
lifeless                    (which it does, but they should be okay together)07:32
crimsunlifeless: I presume since (s)he stated wxwindows that (s)he meant 2.4?07:40
crimsun(as opposed to 2.6)07:40
lifelesskkhe07:40
lifelessuhhm,  let me ask07:41
ajmitchfun07:41
ajmitchwxversion.py should be in python-wxversion now, which probably needs to Replace wxpython 2.5.307:43
crimsunthat would be sensible. Debian doesn't have to worry about it since wxwidgets2.5.3 was ripped out of the archive due to licensing issues.07:44
ajmitchyep07:45
ajmitchbut 2.5.3 was somehow in hoary07:45
crimsunwe didn't ask for it to be removed in time :/07:46
ajmitchhmm07:46
ajmitchI don't see wxversion.py in the 2.5.3 deb07:46
ajmitchah no07:46
ajmitch-rw-r--r-- root/root     14397 2004-11-13 00:00:07 ./usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/wxversion.py07:47
ajmitchin wxpython2.5.307:47
ajmitchI think Conflicts & Replaces is needed there07:48
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siretartmorning08:26
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ajmitchmorning siretart08:29
siretarthi ajmitch08:29
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Burgundaviaajmitch, odd error the start to muine09:19
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ajmitchBurgundavia: in english, please?09:20
Burgundaviaajmitch, ah yes. I speak that09:21
Burgundaviaajmitch, normally it just segfaults. What surprised me was that it spat out errors, just a sec09:21
ajmitch:)09:21
ajmitchppc? amd64?09:21
Burgundaviai38609:21
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Burgundaviaso did I, until recently09:21
ajmitchI don't think I've seen many segfaults in it09:22
ajmitchlast upload of it was 2 weeks ago09:22
Burgundaviathis is not recent stuff, but I am trying to debug the error09:22
ajmitchok09:22
Lathiatanyone know what the status of all the haskell stuff is?09:26
ajmitchneeds love09:26
Lathiatwhat kinda love09:27
ajmitchpackage fixing love09:29
ajmitchit was mentioned in the motu meeting09:29
Lathiatyeh i missed that part, i'll read the backlog09:30
ajmitchhi \sh09:54
\shmoins :)09:55
\shargl...enhancement for xterm09:57
Burgundaviaajmitch, if you see dholbach, can you tell him that sabdfl/the LP team is considering an LP solution to UniverseCandidates09:58
ajmitchinteresting, where'd you hear that?09:58
BurgundaviaI proposed it and sabdfl liked it09:59
Burgundaviathey are going to talk about it at UBZ09:59
ajmitchgreat09:59
Burgundaviasomething that has been trickling through my brain for awhile now09:59
jsgotangcoahhh Burgundavia delivers again...10:00
ajmitchheh :)10:00
ajmitchBurgundavia: we've got a few ideas to propose as well :)10:00
jsgotangcoBurgundavia is very much our 'ideas' guy at the moment10:00
jsgotangcoBurgundavia, like a REVU in LP?10:01
Burgundaviano10:01
Burgundaviafor proposing stuff to be packaged10:01
Burgundaviathink wnpp done right10:01
=== Burgundavia would like to be known as the guy who delivers as well
Burgundaviaajmitch, https://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/RequestingPackages10:03
Burgundaviaajmitch, edit at will, it is mostly a brain dump from me right now. I don't really have any idea what you guys need from it10:03
Burgundaviajsgotangco, ideas are cheap. Code and docs are not10:03
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Burgundaviayou know our wiki is slow when it is slower that Wikipedia (currently the gold standard for driving servers to their death)10:06
TreenaksBurgundavia: oh wikipedia took over from slashdot? :)10:07
ivokskhm...10:07
BurgundaviaTreenaks, wp passed slashdot sometime in 200410:07
ivoksapt-file search nvidia.ko - 0 points10:08
ivoksnvidia-glx doesn't have that file too10:09
ivokslinux-restricted doesn't have it either10:09
\shBurgundavia: is it open to be edited?10:11
Lathiatapt-file isn't updated ivoks10:11
Lathiathasn't been for a *long* time10:11
Lathiat(e.g. the Contents files10:11
Lathiatunless it started workign sometime in the last few weeks anyway10:11
Burgundavia\sh, RequestingPackages? go ahead10:11
Lathiativoks: also10:11
Lathiativoks: nvidia.ko is built at startup10:11
Lathiativoks: note /lib/modules/2.6.12-6-386/volatile10:12
Lathiativoks: theyre linked on boot10:12
Lathiatsome redistribution thing10:12
Lathiatcd /lib/linux-restricted-modules/`uname -r`10:12
\shdone10:13
Burgundavia\sh, my thoughts about voting are to simply merge it into the actual request10:14
Burgundaviathus if someone else requests it, it is simply counted as a vote10:15
\shBurgundavia: well..a nice graphical page to show the users is a good thing sometimes ;)10:15
Burgundaviaya10:15
Burgundaviathe UI will need to be beat out10:15
\shBurgundavia: but how do u know if someelse is requesting the same package? ,-)10:15
Burgundaviayou don't need to, that is a beauty10:16
Burgundaviayou just request it, and the system figures it out10:16
Burgundaviawe can manually merge the typos10:16
Lathiatvoting on what?10:17
BurgundaviaLathiat, people asking for programs to be packaged10:17
Lathiatah10:17
\shBurgundavia: sounds ok to me..but i wanted to add it to the brainstorming :)10:17
Burgundavia\sh, yes10:17
=== Burgundavia considers an WipeMyArse LP spec
Burgundaviaor a KitchenSink one10:18
=== Lathiat ponders
Lathiati can't find mythmusic on packages.d.o10:18
\shguys u know about the fridge?10:19
Burgundavia\sh, yep. Long awaiting, not yet delivered10:19
\shBurgundavia: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/10:19
Burgundaviaholy shit!!!!10:20
\shYes, It's Real10:20
\shthank jdub for it ;)10:20
Treenaks\sh: whoa!10:21
jsgotangcoWHOA10:22
=== \sh is only the messenger, jdub the messias
Burgundavia\sh, can I blog about it>10:23
Burgundavia?10:23
\shBurgundavia: ask jdub :)10:23
\shBurgundavia: I think he wants to improve a little bit before a real public release...but mouth propaganda is ok he said yesterday10:24
ivoksy10:25
ivoksback10:25
ivoksLathiat: no nvidia.ko on my system any more :)10:25
Lathiativoks: what was the problem?10:26
ivoksLathiat: nothing... i just did update10:26
Lathiatsure10:26
Lathiatno l-r-m for 2.6.12-9 yet10:26
Burgundavia\sh, does mouth propaganda included blogging?10:26
ivoksah..10:26
ivoks right10:26
Lathiatdoes 'nvidia' break if it can't load the kernel module?10:27
\shBurgundavia: I don't think so :)10:27
Lathiatfglrx is kinda nifty in that it still works just you lose 3d10:27
jsgotangcowhoa fridge has a calendar10:27
Burgundavia\sh, nor do I10:27
Lathiatiirc nvidia fails to start X10:27
ivoksLathiat: yes, x fails to start10:27
jsgotangcoLathiat, yeah10:28
ivokswell, no problem..10:28
Burgundaviaivoks, is the blackdown stuff ppc and amd64 as well?10:32
ivoksBurgundavia: huh?10:45
ivoksBurgundavia: i386 afaik10:45
ivoksBurgundavia: maybe amd64 too10:46
Burgundaviaivoks, ok10:46
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ajmitchdholbach!11:03
dholbachhello!11:03
dholbachhey andrew11:03
\shdholbach: moins...11:03
ajmitchhow are you? :)11:03
dholbachhey stephan11:03
dholbachfine, thank you :)11:03
ajmitch19:58 < Burgundavia> ajmitch, if you see dholbach, can you tell him that sabdfl/the LP team is considering an LP solution to UniverseCandidates11:03
ajmitchhttps://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/RequestingPackages11:04
dholbachwill read immediately11:05
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ajmitchI think this is something we discussed at UDU :)11:05
\shmorning lamont :)11:05
=== ajmitch remembers stuff on the whiteboard about voting
dholbachit's imho not a UDU spec11:06
ajmitchno11:06
ajmitchbut it was part of our expanding universe discussions11:06
dholbachyeah11:06
dholbachand we "impletmented" that wiki page11:07
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Tonio-hi11:08
ajmitchthe implementation was a little fragile & needs love :)11:08
dholbachyeah, i'm perfectly happy with it11:13
dholbachTonio-: sorry for not replying to your mails11:13
dholbachTonio-: i had some quite busy days11:13
dholbachTonio-: nice to have you here :)11:13
Burgundaviadholbach, what do you think of the LP idea for UC?11:16
dholbachi'm perfectly happy with it11:17
Burgundaviasounds good11:17
dholbachif it has a comment system, it's all good11:17
dholbachlet's suppose we have an "ITP" for years and another motu asks, if he ca help with it - or requests for help, ...11:17
Burgundaviasabdfl said they would talk about it at UBZ11:17
dholbachsuper11:18
Tonio-dholbach: no problem, we all are very busy;)11:19
Tonio-dholbach: I have a little question about breezy release....11:19
dholbachTonio-: fire away11:19
Tonio-dholbach: what will happen to all pending uploads ? simply lost work or ?11:20
dholbachno, it's not lost work11:20
dholbachbut breezy will be frozen after release11:20
dholbachwe will only be able to push security/important fixes11:20
dholbachso all what remains will be material for dapper11:21
dholbachbut i will do some review runthroughs and urge other to do the same11:21
dholbachthere's no point in not getting excellently maintained software in, when we face apt-get.org11:21
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=== ajmitch will try & dedicate some time to reviews in the next week
ajmitchsince it's one of the few things I can do :)11:22
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Burgundaviamorning11:23
Burgundaviaor make that night, I am headed to bed11:23
dholbachajmitch: come of it, you ROCK :)11:24
ajmitchdholbach: I mean with my limited time at the moment11:24
dholbachok :)11:25
Tonio-dholbach: I should try to get a motu access to validate packages before breezy then....11:30
dholbachmotu access?11:30
dholbachi don't quite understand?11:30
Tonio-dholbach: I think to get a login/password you need to have a signed gpgkey no ?11:31
Tonio-this is what I call "motu access", not clear sorry ;)11:31
\shTonio-: for revu?11:31
Tonio-yes11:31
Tonio-I have eard in the past it was a requirement I think.....11:31
dholbachTonio-: you already can upload to it? and you now want to be able to comment?11:31
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\shTonio-: for becoming a MOTU yes..but for revu? I don't think so11:32
Tonio-exactly, to help revuing before breezy's release11:32
Tonio-ah.... I just would like to post comments to help ;)11:32
Tonio-not necessary become a motu if that's not a requirement ;)11:33
dholbachTonio-: you need to be a MOTU to "approve" packages, but comments are welcome - so if you can help other MOTU hopefuls to get their packages up to scratch, that's cool11:33
dholbachand i daresay you should show up at a CC and TB meeting soon, to become a MOTU11:33
dholbachyou did excellent work on a million packages now11:33
dholbach(at least that's how it seemed to me) ;)11:34
\shTonio-: give me your key id please11:34
Tonio-damn pm are blocked ;)11:35
Tonio-can you give me your email \sh ?11:35
\shTonio-: only the id...I need to fetch your key from a keyserver11:36
Tonio-C80644C88A30310711:36
\shTonio-: u uploaded your key to a keyserver?11:38
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Tonio-dholbach: so a non-motu can advocate but not upload is that correct ?11:39
Tonio-yes11:39
Tonio-let me tell you....11:39
\shTonio-: please do a gpg --list-key <your main id> and give me this value: pub   1024D/C098EFA8 2005-03-2011:40
\shso c098efa8 is my key id...I don't find your id on the keyservers11:40
\shTonio-: no..a non-motu can't advocate11:40
Tonio-okay11:40
Tonio-\sh: pub   1024D/8A303107 2005-09-1711:41
ajmitchsigh, the battery latch for my old laptop is broken11:44
Tonio-\sh did you find the key?11:48
\shyeah..moment11:50
Tonio-dholbach: a bout pwmanager, you commented that it was okay and uploaded, but I don't find it in universe, is that normal ?11:52
dholbachTonio-: emr11:53
dholbacherm11:53
dholbachhm11:53
dholbachdunno11:53
ajmitchdid it get on breezy-changes?11:53
Tonio-http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=31611:53
dholbachaparently not11:53
dholbachhrm11:53
dholbachi will re-upload11:53
ajmitchhopefully this wxwidgets fix will work.. but I don't have a hoary box to upgrade from at the moment11:55
Tonio-dholbach: ^^ okay11:55
=== ajmitch might need to setup a hoary chroot for upgrade testing :)
=== dholbach 'll do a quick test build
ajmitchI think it's the one area that we've overlooked in testing, is upgrades from hoary11:55
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ajmitchsomething to do in the dapper cycle :)11:56
dholbachi did two upgrades11:56
ajmitchdholbach: for example, installing python-wxgtk2.6 doesn't work if you had wxpython2.5.3 installed11:57
ajmitchwhich I'm fixing now :)11:57
dholbachROCK11:57
\shTonio-: which is the correct one?11:58
\shpub  1024D/F25E74CD 2005-07-25 Mercatante <anthony.mercatante@laposte.net>11:58
\shsub  1024g/28E2DD3A 2005-07-2511:58
\shpub  1024D/8A303107 2005-09-17 Anthony Mercatante <anthony.mercatante@laposte.net>11:58
\shsub  1024g/6FEB01E7 2005-09-1711:58
Tonio-last one11:58
\sheeks..11:59
Tonio-pub  1024D/8A303107 2005-09-17 -> correct one11:59
Tonio-lost the sub key for the one one due to HDD crash and corrupted backup (no mercy.....)11:59
ajmitchouch12:00
=== ajmitch feels like playing with zope3 :)
Lathiatso what is zope all about anyway12:02
ajmitchpure crack12:02
Lathiatlike, how does it compare to other things12:02
Lathiatsay, *nuke, a wiki, rails, django12:02
Tonio-Lathiat: it is a CRM12:02
ajmitchit does way more12:02
Tonio-to refer something well know it can be compared to a kind of phpnuke12:02
ajmitcha CRM? why do you say that?12:02
ajmitchTonio-: plone would be closer to phpnuke, rather than zope12:03
ajmitchzope is the underlying appserver & framework for building those apps12:03
Tonio-ajmitch: I agree, it was to give a very global idea12:03
Lathiatplone uses zope right12:03
ajmitchlaunchpad is done on zope, to indicate the levels of crack ;)12:03
ajmitchLathiat: yes12:03
\shgrmpf12:03
Lathiatright12:03
\shsiretart / sistopy: HELP12:03
ajmitch\sh: problems?12:03
Tonio-Zope is oriented to companies, intranet etc... not especially disigned to websites12:03
dholbachTonio-: done12:04
Tonio-dholbach: thanks :)12:04
dholbachTonio-: are you whitelisted on katie already=12:04
dholbach?12:04
\shajmitch: did u play with the userdatabase of revu? normally, I need to provide  the keyid to the user, and alter the user to reviewer somehow, and he should get his password in encrypted form from the webpage12:04
ajmitchwell, zope wouldn't be used for any small websites :)12:04
Lathiathttp://bur.st/~lathiat/cheesetracker.debdiff anyone12:04
ajmitch\sh: no, I haven't had a look round tiber yet12:05
dholbachTonio-: if not, could you visit wiki.ubuntu.com/Uploads and write a mail according to get your mail adress whitelisted12:05
\shajmitch: but somehow this is not working correctly...12:05
\shgrmpf..12:05
=== ajmitch sits in for a long compile of wx
\shhave to wait for siretart...there is a need of explanation ,-)12:05
ajmitch:)12:06
ajmitchsiretart was around 4 hours ago :)12:06
ajmitchI wonder if I'll be able to upload to main before breezy release :)12:07
\shwow...12:07
\shsiretart is god12:07
\shgood even12:08
ajmitchhaha12:08
\shTonio-: sorry...no account without a signed key...I have to revoke my statement12:08
=== ajmitch will need to write that down on a quotes page :)
dholbachTonio-: where do you live again?12:08
\shgpg: checking the trustdb12:08
\shgpg: no ultimately trusted keys found12:08
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dholbachsebest, jinty, StrikeForce: hellas! :)12:12
StrikeForcedholbach, hi12:13
sebesthello!12:14
dholbachhow are you?12:14
ajmitchhi12:14
StrikeForceyeah good12:14
sebestfine thx12:14
StrikeForceajmitch, hi how are you12:14
ajmitchgood12:14
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StrikeForceI upgraded my work computer to breezy :(12:14
StrikeForcethen I killed it12:14
ajmitchsebest: how goes the avahi work?12:14
StrikeForceI'm pretty wrapped at how good it looks12:14
dholbachyou killed it?12:15
sebestajmitch: really well!12:15
jintyhoi dholbach12:15
ajmitchsebest: panel applet is about ready for a first release?12:15
StrikeForcedholbach, yeah12:15
StrikeForceI accidentaly deleted something12:16
StrikeForceand for some reason I can't download xserver-xorg anymore12:16
ajmitchsebest: do you think it'll be ready for breezy?12:16
sebestajmitch: i think it's ready for the most part, i'm working on details12:16
sebestajmitch: for universe i think it will be soon12:16
\shStrikeForce: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop helped me12:16
ajmitchI haven't heard back about avahi 0.5 debs from Lathiat, but hopefully we can get an UVF exception for them :)12:16
StrikeForce\sh, I tried that12:16
StrikeForce\sh, unmet deps12:16
\shStrikeForce: hmmm..u don't have the packages left in your local apt archive?12:17
ajmitchsebest: we're running out of time before release :)12:17
StrikeForcenope12:17
StrikeForcewhich is got me stumped why I can't re-download them12:17
sebestany way i could help?12:18
ajmitchsebest: with breezy work?12:18
dholbachi never quite understood what avahi was12:18
ajmitchdholbach: the shining jewel of breezy's universe ;)12:19
\shStrikeForce: they should be in the archives still...archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/x/xorg/12:19
sebestajmitch: yes12:19
StrikeForce\sh, I thought so as well12:19
ajmitchdholbach: you know of apple's bonjour (formerly rendezvous)?12:19
Lathiatdholbach: network service discovery12:19
StrikeForce\sh, wasn't when I checked it12:19
StrikeForce\sh, not sure why though12:19
dholbachah ok i see12:19
\sh6.8.2-69?12:19
ajmitchsebest: we've still got plenty of packages to fix, to get installable, or just bugfixing12:19
ajmitcheg https://launchpad.net/people/motu/+assignedbugs is a list of bugs we've got :)12:20
StrikeForce\sh, not sure which version since I'm not at that computer12:21
StrikeForce\sh,  it was on my laptop so I'm going in to check it12:21
\sh6.8.2-69 is latest ;)12:21
StrikeForcecool12:21
StrikeForcewell assuming I can download them it should work12:21
StrikeForcebut it looks very nice12:21
=== ajmitch shoul check why sshd has fallen over on his old breezy box :)
dholbachRichte avahi-daemon ein (0.4-0ubuntu1) ...12:21
dholbach * Restarting Avahi mDNS/DNS-SD Daemon: avahi-daemon Failed to kill daemon: No such file or directory12:21
dholbach *                                                                                                                                      [ ok ] 12:21
StrikeForceajmitch, same as me12:21
StrikeForcehence I can't check it :(12:22
ogradholbach, looks like the lsb-init implementation isnt done right in the initscript12:22
StrikeForcelol helps if I remember the ip :(12:23
Lathiatdholbach: just means it wasn't running to start with12:23
dholbachrestarting worked12:23
dholbachtough12:23
StrikeForceWith that package that I uploaded rufus lintian complains that they aren't executible which is fine but I can't figure how to make them executible?12:24
StrikeForcedh_fixperms sets them to 64412:24
ograLathiat, it shouldnt spill an error or should use the lsb-init function for throwing out errors then12:24
StrikeForceam I able to change that?12:24
Lathiatogra: well, its not really an error at all i gu ess12:24
Lathiatjust we aren't supressing that message12:24
Lathiat(avahi-daemon -k will be spitting that out)12:24
ograthen use the lsb-init warning function12:24
ograor just /dev/null it12:25
StrikeForce\sh, after a re-update its found the files again12:25
Lathiatwell, like i said12:25
Lathiatthe script doesn't spit it12:25
Lathiatso we just nee dto /dev/null it12:25
ograyup12:25
\shStrikeForce: see...everything is working ;)12:25
StrikeForce\sh, it looks so nice hey12:25
siretart\sh: you had a question before?12:25
StrikeForce\sh, any suggestions btw towards that package12:26
siretartsry, /me busy here12:26
StrikeForce\sh, that question that I had?12:26
siretart\sh: ah, about adding users to revu?12:26
StrikeForcesiretart, I'll have to change the bash script under /usr/bin to redirect it to /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages or whatever it is :( as per the python policy12:26
siretart\sh: well, first, I had the idea of adding users by hand.12:27
StrikeForcehowever the python policy states that I'm allowed to not make the files executible as long as the first lines of the python files have /usr/bin/python so I'm not sure but lintian still complains?12:27
siretart\sh: now users are added automatically on first upload, password is generated by pwgen(1)12:27
siretartStrikeForce: this is strange12:28
siretartStrikeForce: perhaps someone in #debian-mentors knows more?12:28
StrikeForceyeah12:28
Tonio-dholbach: living in paris12:29
dholbachTonio-: WOW12:29
Tonio-\sh: okay for the keysigning ;)12:29
dholbachi love paris... if only my french was better :)12:29
ajmitchdholbach: you'll get to practice some french in montreal :)12:29
Tonio-haha, do you talk a bit of french ?12:29
=== ajmitch would love to visit europe
dholbachTonio-: i manage to understand it quite nicely i found out, i just read harry potter 1-3 in french :)12:30
Tonio-according to me paris is nice to visit, but to live in.......... pain in the ass, to much parisians here ;)12:30
ajmitchdholbach: that's pretty good :)12:30
dholbachTonio-: but if i'm supposed to do form french sentences it's a nightmare12:30
=== ajmitch would be struggling to understand that much
dholbachTonio-: seb128 said: "did you use some automatic translation? it's barely understanadable" :)12:30
Tonio-dholbach: starting now you will onlu get french emails from me, and I expect french response ;)12:31
dholbachTonio-: sure :)12:31
dholbachTonio-: bien sur :)12:31
\shok...all replys are like this: "Oui"12:31
Tonio-you learned me how to package correctly, I will help you in the french understading in return lol12:31
\sh"No"12:31
dholbach\sh: non :)12:31
\shdholbach: "oui"12:32
ajmitchheh12:32
=== ajmitch cannot speak/read/write german though :(
Tonio-dholbach: do you have the link for this website that gives local contacts for keysigning depending on where you live ?12:33
Tonio-I lost the link ;)12:33
dholbach    Paris: Pierre Habouzit <madcoder@debian.org>12:33
dholbach    Paris: Jean-Michel Kelbert <kelbert@debian.org>12:33
dholbach    Paris: Ralf Treinen <treinen@debian.org>12:33
dholbachthose are debian types12:33
\shdholbach: C'est plus facile  dire qu' faire.12:33
dholbachTonio-: and: http://www.biglumber.com/x/web?qs=paris :)12:34
\shand yes..this was dict.leo.org12:34
dholbach\sh: dico.leo.org?12:34
\shdholbach: yepp..they have a french dictionary...12:35
\shhttp://dict.leo.org/?lp=frde&lang=de&searchLoc=0&cmpType=relaxed&relink=on&sectHdr=on&spellToler=std&search=Was+hast+Du+gesagt%3F12:35
dholbachyeah, that's the "dico" part of it12:35
Tonio-okay i'll take contact and see what about.... I just hope it'll not be so long to have time to help before breezy....12:35
dholbachTonio-: the deian keys should be good enough12:35
dholbachTonio-: i'm not quite sure you'll be a motu before breezy release12:35
dholbachTonio-: but the good gpg key is a requirement12:36
Tonio-okay, I'll take contact today for this and will let you know...12:37
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StrikeForcesiretart: I've been told to ignore the lintian errors for the files not being executible? but I still have to put them in /usr/lib/pythonx.y/site-packages12:41
siretartStrikeForce: install a lintian override, then12:42
StrikeForcesiretart, yeah thats what was suggested12:43
StrikeForcecan someone point me to how to create a lintian override12:52
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siretartStrikeForce: look in /usr/share/doc/lintian/*12:55
StrikeForceyeah just found it12:55
StrikeForcesiretart, they all suggested because the patch for rufus is 1 line I don't need to use dh_patch but just edit the source and it'll auto patch it12:56
StrikeForcealso12:56
StrikeForcenot re-compile the source but just edit it and go from there12:56
ograStrikeForce, look at the bibshelf package to see how lintian overrides work01:02
ogra(its even a funny override ;) )01:02
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xerxashow do I find a member by it's irc nickname on the wiki or launchpad ?01:05
StrikeForceogra, thanks I'll look at it now01:06
StrikeForceogra, I think I've figured it out however I'll double check01:06
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xerxaswhere can I learn stuff on packaging ?01:12
xerxasshould I use fakeroot ? pbuild ?01:12
xerxaswhat's the syntax of debian/control ... ?01:13
siretartxerxas: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources01:14
siretartxerxas: read the links in section 'new to packaging'01:14
xerxasthanks01:14
xerxasto become an active memeber, I must subscribe in the launchpad, make my wiki page, and then start working  ?01:15
xerxaspackaging, translating ... ?01:15
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StrikeForceogra, I've followed exactly the same layout as bibshelf however its still not getting rid of the errors?01:16
StrikeForcesiretart, if you have some time I've uploaded it I'm not saying now but later :)01:20
StrikeForceajmitch, ding01:20
ajmitchyes?01:20
siretartsry /me busy01:20
StrikeForceajmitch, if you have a few moments rufus will be up on revu if you can look at it :) please01:21
StrikeForcesiretart, when your not busy :)01:21
ajmitch*if* I have a few moments ;)01:21
StrikeForceajmitch, please :)01:22
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havocok, to put ubuntu on my promary workstation today, or not?01:32
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ograhavoc, its always ok to put ubuntu on workstations :)01:33
xerxas:)01:34
xerxasdoes ubuntu provides some debs for firefox extensions ?01:34
havocogra: not sure if I want to do it *today* though01:34
ogranot to my knowledge01:34
ograhavoc, why not ?01:34
havocogra: the downtime01:34
ograah, ok..01:34
havoc(during install and config)01:35
xerxasogra:  <ogra> not to my knowledge01:35
xerxaswas it for me ?01:35
havocalthough I have to do it *sometime*01:35
ajmitchsome extensions are packaged01:35
dholbachhavoc: on one of the lists, it took somebody 45min to install it01:35
xerxasogra: friefox translations are extensions01:35
ograxerxas, yup01:35
Tonio-xerxas: It doesn't provide any extension actually01:35
ograxerxas, ah, ok, these are packaged indeed01:35
havocdholbach: the *install* is the easy part01:35
dholbachhavoc: what's the *hard* part?01:35
havocit's the restoration of files and configs that's time consuming01:35
xerxasis it harmfull to provide firefox extensions as deb ?01:36
havocxerxas: why would you need them as debs?01:36
=== havoc is just curious
xerxas(and google just got out it's google toolbar for firefox, depending on the license, it might be interesting to package it)01:36
xerxashavoc: system wide01:36
havocah01:36
havocyeah01:36
xerxasnot really usefull though01:36
xerxasdebs are easier to install then xpis01:37
xerxasapt-cache search myextension ; apt-get install myextensions is faster than googling01:38
ograbut you cant install debs as a user01:38
xerxasright :)01:38
havocso chillywilly says I should just go right to breezy now01:38
xerxasbreezy is stable :)01:38
ajmitchogra: there are a few already like tabbrowser extensions :)01:38
xerxasbreezy works fine for me01:38
ograhavoc, i'd be careful, there was a lot breakage today in breezy01:38
havocack01:38
ajmitchunless that's been removed..01:39
xerxasmozilla-venkman01:39
ograajmitch, sure, but i think leaving it up to the user to install other extensions he wants is fine01:39
xerxasif I'm correct it's a firefox extension01:39
xerxasbut providing 2 way to install extension is also fine01:39
xerxasisn't it ?01:39
havocwhat about KDE;  I had heard that it's not part of the main distro?01:39
dholbachif you take UBUNTU it doesnt get installed by default, but you can install it afterwards01:40
StrikeForceajmitch, I found some bugs which I've fixed and re-uploaded it :)01:40
dholbachif you take KUBUNTU, GNOME doesnt get installed by default (kde does), but you can install it afterwards01:40
havocdholbach: but it *is* packaged?01:41
dholbachof course01:41
havocthat's fine then01:41
ograhavoc, and its in main :)01:41
havocogra: cool01:41
xerxasubuntu is a distro not a shit :)01:41
havocxerxas: blame chillywilly for the misunderstanding ;)01:41
xerxasI won't blame anyone :)01:42
havocI pretty much only use kde, openoffice, galeon, konsole, kontact01:42
xerxasgaleon  ?01:42
havocgnome web browser01:42
xerxaskaleon ?01:42
havocno, galeon01:42
havochttp://galeon.sourceforge.net/01:42
xerxasI now galeon , but seems strange with konsole, kontact kde01:43
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xerxas...01:43
havocxerxas: yeah :)01:43
xerxashavoc:  I know galeon , but it's strange01:43
havocI use what I like01:43
xerxasand you're right01:43
havocI don't use everything kde/gnome just cuz it's kde/gnome based01:43
xerxasI do01:43
xerxaswith gnome01:44
xerxasbut I don't use galeon , I use firefox01:44
havocah01:44
havocI use firefox/thunderbird on win3201:44
xerxasI don't use win32 :)01:44
havocso, should I try breezy, or just use hoary?01:45
havocxerxas: consider yourself lucky then ;)01:45
havocI was doing C# development just last month :(01:45
xerxashavoc:  you're Havoc Pennington ?01:46
havocnope01:46
xerxaswe never know :)01:46
xerxashavoc:  here , my breezy works fine01:47
xerxasI installed it with colony 3 or 4 don't remember01:47
xerxasand since i updated01:47
xerxasand almost everything works fine01:47
havoc*almost* everything?01:47
xerxasbecause I can't say everything01:48
xerxaseven if I don't see a point01:48
xerxasit's unstable01:48
xerxasbut just works01:48
havocwhat was the "breakage" that ogra was talking about?01:48
xerxasdon't know01:48
ograxorg, linux-restricted-modules...01:48
xerxasask him01:49
xerxashe is a developper01:49
xerxasogra: xorg isn't much broken anymore , is it ?01:49
havochmm, xorg seems like pretty major breakage ;)01:49
ograits fixed now, but its broken on the recent CD build01:49
StrikeForceogra, can you have a look at the package in revu?01:49
xerxasogra:  colony 5 ?01:50
ograis it out alerady ?01:50
xerxasmaybe not01:50
xerxas:)01:50
havocso I should use 5.10 "The Breezy Badger" ?01:50
xerxashavoc: if you want to be sure it works, to do sage you should install hoary01:51
ograhavoc, i'd take the last colony and upgrade...01:51
xerxasif you like playing , risk , and have a bit of free time, you can try breezy and make bug reports if it doesn't work01:51
ograhavoc, and be careful with that upgrade...01:51
havocogra: so ubuntu-5.10-preview-install-i386.iso and then upgrade?01:51
ograwasnt there a colony after preview ?01:52
ograif not, then that...01:52
Surakhavoc: there are daily builds.01:52
havocwhat is a "colony"?01:52
havocSurak: ah01:52
ograanother indicator for a good daily is to look at the report.html file in the doenload dir01:52
SurakI download the live build every day.01:52
xerxassomeone uses rhythmbox here ?01:52
havocwhere are the daily builds?01:53
Surakhavoc: at http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/01:54
havocthanx01:54
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havocSurak: so today's daily is good?01:55
=== havoc reads report.html in the meantime
ograhavoc, if its empty the build should be fine01:56
Surakhavoc: hum, I can tell you in about one hour, it's the time I'll be working :-)01:56
havochttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/report.html01:56
havoclooks ok I guess01:56
havocSurak: ah01:56
havocwell, I still have another linux server and a winxp box here I can use01:57
SurakThere were issues with libart these days. I don't know if someone reported it.01:57
havoc*if* this goes badly01:57
xerxasrhythmbox 0.9 doesn't support vfs anymore ?01:57
havocwhat is libart for?01:57
havocisn't libarts sounds stuff for kde?01:57
Surakhavoc: no, thats arts01:57
havocright, so what's libart?01:58
Surakhavoc: libart is a superset of postscript. it's used for the gnome-canvas01:58
havocah, no probs for me then since I'll be using KDE :)01:58
havocok, http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/breezy-install-i386.iso it is then01:58
Surakhavoc: I don't know if kde uses it. Don't use kde since 1.x :-)01:59
havocSurak: heh, big changes since 1.x ;)01:59
Surakhavoc: yes, this one or the live are ok. I prefer live, I can see if it's ok before I install. By the way, I did a installer for live.02:00
havoccool02:00
havocI set up a debian server yesterday too :)02:00
havoc(1st one of *mine*)02:00
havocmoving away from mandrake/redhat/rpm based systems02:01
Lathiatnifty02:03
havocI;ve been meaning to do it for a while now, but it takes time :(02:04
StrikeForceI still haven't on my servers02:10
StrikeForceI'll be doing it on my backup server slowly02:10
StrikeForcejust want to wait till I upgrade it then I've got 2 sets of hardrives02:10
StrikeForceIf anyone wants to REVU rufus please do :)02:11
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dholbachajmitch: still there?02:49
ajmitchsort of02:49
dholbachanyone else familiar with grep-dctrl02:49
dholbachah super02:49
ajmitch:)02:49
dholbachi can't seem to use the --not operator properly02:49
dholbachi want packages that depend on xlibs but not on libx11-602:49
ajmitchok..02:50
ajmitchpass the output through grep -v then02:50
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ajmitchthis doesn't work..?02:51
ajmitch grep-dctrl -FDepends xlibs < /var/lib/apt/lists/10.18.1.1\:9999_ubuntu_dists_breezy_universe_binary-i386_Packages | grep-dctrl --not -FDepends libx11-602:51
Mithrandirgrep-dctrl -F Depends  xlibs --and --not libx11-6 /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_breezy_main_binary-i386_Packages seems to work for me02:51
ajmitchor your equivalant..02:52
ajmitchah02:52
ogralike tcpdump :)02:52
ajmitchmakes sense02:52
ograjust more dashs02:52
ajmitchheh02:52
ajmitchanyway, really time for me to sleep :)02:52
havocnight night02:54
StrikeForcenight mate02:54
dholbachbye ajmitch02:54
dholbachsleep tight02:54
StrikeForcewell time to upgrade to breezy on my main comp :)02:57
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havoc15min till brezzy :)03:08
jaldhar16 minutes till dapper? :-)03:10
havoc'dapper'?03:10
jaldhardapper drake is the next release after breezy badger03:11
havocah03:11
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havocdon't think I wanna try that just yet ;)03:12
ograyou cant there is no dapper yet03:14
havocthen there is no problem :)03:15
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StrikeForce15 mins till dapper?03:16
StrikeForceI would have thought that would start after breezy is officially released or soon after03:16
NafalloStrikeForce: no. 21 days+03:16
Nafalloand breezy is 19 days :-)03:17
StrikeForceso there is a break :P03:17
ograthere is UBZ :)03:17
StrikeForceUBZ?03:17
ograthe conference03:17
StrikeForceahh k03:17
Treenakswiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBelowZero03:18
jaldharI finally got around to installing breezy on my laptop so I should start working for MOTU membership now03:18
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ograTreenaks, :)03:18
StrikeForceI'd like to get membership although I've got a long while to go yet03:18
dholbachjaldhar: that's excellent news03:18
jaldharwhy thankyou Treenaks.  Oh you were talking about the conference03:19
dholbachjaldhar: you can help us to fix up universe for the release - YAY!03:19
Treenaks42!03:19
jaldhardholbach: I was mainly planning to maintain the packages I already maintain for Debian but if I can help in other ways, I'll try.03:20
dholbachsuper03:20
StrikeForcedholbach, is there much wrong with universe03:21
dholbachStrikeForce: we have a couple of lists with br0ken packages, they should all be linked on MOTUTodo03:22
dholbach(along with the bugs in malone)03:22
StrikeForceok I'll have a look as well03:22
dholbachthe test-rebuild of the whole archive is still running, but i suspect, we'll get some work from there too03:22
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bddebianHeya gang03:22
dholbachhey barry03:23
shawarmaHi, bddebian!03:23
bddebianHello Daniel, shawarma03:23
slomoshawarma: good work with the mms stuff :)03:23
slomohi bddebian03:23
dholbachsebastian!03:23
shawarmaslomo: Thank you!03:23
bddebianHeya slomo03:23
bddebianOK what time is it in New Zealand? :-)03:26
slomosomewhere in the middle of the night probably ;) i would say maybe 5:00 am03:27
desplesdait's around 00:2803:28
bddebianAh thx03:28
bddebianHmm, I hate being like partially finished in a bunch of tasks.. :-(03:28
Yagisanno, it should be 1:30am in NZ03:28
desplesdaYagisan:  i did say *around* 00:30 :D03:28
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Yagisan(its 11:30pm in Sydney so I just add 2 hours)03:29
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bddebianSo anyone an AC_SUBST(FOO) expert? :-)03:30
shawarmaYagisan: There's two hours difference between Oz and Kiwiland? I thought they were right next to each other..03:30
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desplesdashawarma:  separated by a big bit of water, yes :P03:30
slomobddebian: what problem? ;)03:30
shawarmadesplesda: And yet they're two hours apart? Odd.03:31
bddebianslomo: I still can't get gnat-gps to find cairo.h which is in /usr/include/cairo/ not /usr/include03:31
zygadholbach: after signing the key is --send-keys  all that I have to do?03:32
dholbachzyga: sounds good, yes03:32
slomobddebian: want a hack or a solution? ;)03:32
dholbachzyga: does it get uploaded?03:32
dholbachbddebian: did you try to change configure.ac?03:32
dholbachbddebian: and the  Makefile.am s?03:32
zygadholbach: beats me03:32
zygadholbach: subkeys.pgp.net, B3020F9C03:32
Yagisanshawarma: well it is a few timezones (depends on where you are, daylight saying etc)03:33
dholbachzyga: it beats you?03:33
dholbachzyga: it doesnt work?03:33
bddebiandholbach: It's not an autoconf package03:33
bddebianslomo: A solution of course ;-)03:33
zygadholbach: sorry I need to go now - bbl03:33
slomobddebian: well... AC_SUBST(FOO) is autofoo stuff ;)03:33
dholbachzyga: see you03:33
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bddebianslomo: I know, that's why I was a little suprised he had be do it03:34
slomobddebian: but... when it's no autofoo... just add -I/usr/include/cairo or `pkg-config --cflags cairo` to the CFLAGS in the relevant makefile03:34
bddebianHmm, OK, I'll try that thanks slomo03:35
slomobddebian: but i'll take a look at that package now ;) AC_SUBST and no autofoo sounds interesting03:36
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bddebianslomo: Oh sure, steal my "glory" ;-P03:37
slomobddebian: don't worry... just a look :) and it is autofoo :P you have configure.in and a bunch of Makefile.am03:38
bddebianWell there is configure.in but no Makefile.am03:39
slomoi cound 41 Makefile.am in the whole sourcetree03:39
slomobut toplevel is none... correct03:39
bddebianOh, hmm03:39
bddebianIt's the gdk stuff that looks for cairo.h03:41
slomohm, gnat seems to be interesting ;) C and ADA IDE ;)03:41
slomobddebian: where?03:41
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bddebianslomo: In the source I don't know but that's where it errors on build03:42
xerxasI'm a new member and want to regenerate a package with a dependancy change.03:42
xerxasI made it work on my computer03:42
xerxasbut I didn't change the version and didn't upload it03:43
xerxashow should I process ?03:43
bddebianxerxas: Do you have upload rights?03:43
xerxasbddebian: don't think so03:43
xerxasdon't know , but there is no reason I have it03:43
slomobddebian: what header file includes cairo.h? gdk.h or gtk.h?03:44
bddebianxerxas: Then the best thing is probably to either post it to one of the wiki pages or bug one of us MOTUs :-)03:44
bddebianslomo: It comes in from one of the gdk headers03:44
bddebianHang on I'll get it03:44
xerxasbddebian: I repacakged xchat-systray which is a plugin for xchat03:44
xerxasit also works on xchat-gnome03:45
xerxasbut xchat-gnome don't provide xchat03:45
bddebianxerxas: Was it just a dependency change?03:45
xerxasyep03:45
bddebianFor a build failure or just for the additional functionality?03:45
xerxasadditional functionality03:45
slomobddebian: try the following...03:45
bddebianxerxas: In that case, I hate to say this but you are probably best off posting a wishlist bug on Malone03:46
slomobddebian: add CFLAGS="-I/usr/include/cairo" before the configure call in debian/rules03:46
slomobddebian: (same line... CFLAGS="...." ./configure.....)03:46
xerxasbddebian: why so ?03:46
xerxasand upload my package ?03:47
bddebianIn file included from /usr/include/gtk-2.0/gdk/gdkcairo.h:23,03:47
bddebian                 from /usr/include/gtk-2.0/gdk/gdk.h:30,03:47
bddebian                 from /usr/include/gtk-2.0/gtk/gtk.h:31,03:47
bddebian                 from /devel/gnat-gps/gnat-gps-2.1.0/widgets/cschtml/cschtml-embedded.h:26,03:47
bddebian                 from /devel/gnat-gps/gnat-gps-2.1.0/widgets/cschtml/cschtml-embedded.c:25:03:47
bddebian/usr/include/gtk-2.0/gdk/gdkcolor.h:30:19: error: cairo.h: No such file or directory03:47
slomobddebian: try if the error disappears that way... it's just a bloody hack but should work ;)03:47
bddebianxerxas: Just attach a debdiff along with the bug report.  I say a bug report is probably better only because it affects other users and someone smarter than me can make that determination :-)03:47
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slomoand requires no patching03:47
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slomobddebian: works?03:53
xerxasbddebian: how do I use debdiff ?03:56
dereks_http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Gnome03:56
dereks_i thought that was funny03:56
Yagisandebdiff old.dsc new.dsc > outfile.debdiff03:57
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bddebianslomo: No worky :-(04:00
slomobddebian: ?04:01
chillywi1lywhy is there a firefox 1.0.7 in the archive?04:01
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xerxasYagisan: thanks04:03
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bddebianslomo: Still didn't build :-(04:04
bddebianbbiab04:04
slomobddebian: hmm, i'll take a look tomorrow maybe... to tired atm04:04
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xerxaswhat are you trying to build ?04:06
Nafallochillywi1ly: well... what is the usual arguments for breaking UVF? ;-)04:06
chillywi1lyUVF?04:06
chillywi1lyI was just curious because there's is no 1.0.7 release on mozilla.org...AFAICT04:07
Nafallochillywi1ly: yes, upstream version freeze. in effect since july IIRC.04:07
chillywi1lyoh, yea there is04:07
bddebianslomo: NP, thx04:07
chillywi1lysecurity fix04:07
chillywi1lynevermind then :)04:07
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xerxasbddebian: where is malone ?04:09
xerxasit's in my launchpad ?04:09
ograyup04:09
bddebianxerxas: Yes04:10
bddebianxerxas: Oh and I'm trying to build gnat-gps04:10
xerxasgnat is ada stuff ?04:11
xerxasada compiler ?04:11
bddebianYep04:12
slomoand this seems to be an IDE ;)04:13
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xerxasI can't attach a debdiff patch to a bug ?04:17
xerxasit must be in the description ?04:17
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bddebianxerxas: No, I believe there should be an attach option?04:22
StrikeForcebeautiful qdvdauthor is in revu04:23
StrikeForcemarillat has uploaded it04:24
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xerxasbddebian: found it :)04:24
xerxasthanks04:24
xerxasreported04:24
slomoStrikeForce: marillat doesn't have upload rights for ubuntu ;)04:24
StrikeForcesladen, marillat@debian.org ?04:26
StrikeForcesame person?04:26
StrikeForceslomo, woops04:26
slomoStrikeForce: was just synced probably04:26
StrikeForceslomo: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=61704:26
StrikeForceI'm just happy thats all :)04:27
slomoyes, synced from marillat's repository =)04:27
slomoi wonder why this is on revu04:27
StrikeForcedon't know04:27
slomook, anyway... it is there :)04:28
StrikeForceyeah good I've wanted it for awhile now04:28
StrikeForcebut could never get it to compile04:28
StrikeForcenow if I could just get xvidcap in there I'd be happy :)04:29
bddebianxerxas: Thanks, I'll try to take a look at it04:29
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ivokshellou04:39
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ograbah04:41
ograspread edubuntu !04:42
ivoksogra: hi04:42
ograhi ;)04:42
ivoksogra: will do, next release04:42
ograheh04:42
Surak:-)04:42
ograyou dont trust my skills eh ?04:42
ogra:)04:42
ivoksi hope i would be able to help you with next one04:42
ograwould be cool04:43
ograi'd love to not build it as one man show04:43
ivoksogra: no, but it doesn't have some things i would love to see04:43
ogra??04:44
ivoksldap for one :)04:44
ograyup thats a dapper feature04:44
ivoksi know04:44
ivoksnow i'm just teasing employes here to try ubuntu04:45
ivoks2 allready said they will :)04:45
ograGO !04:45
ivokswe have a great thing here...04:46
ivoksonly our 20050923 snapshot is broken :)04:46
ivoksi should've know that :/04:46
bddebianHeya ivoks04:47
ivokshey bddebian04:47
ograivoks, thats what the report.html file in the download dir is for ;)04:48
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ivoks:)04:50
ivoksi'm MOTU, i don't read reports.htmls :)04:50
ivoksi realy on my instinct :)))04:50
Surak:-D04:51
ivoksomg!04:52
ivoksi just locked root's password04:52
ivoksand... i didn't put user in admin group :/04:53
Surakthis is because you rely on your instinct :-)04:53
ivokseasy to fix, but... eh..04:53
ivoksinstaller died in the middle of instalation04:53
ivoksso i had to do it by hand to the end04:54
ivoksno problem..04:54
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ivoksnada: zdravo :)04:55
nadazdravo :)04:55
nadainace, ja nisam nada.04:55
ivoksspeek english only, please04:55
nadasoory04:55
nadasorry04:56
ivoksnp, everybody should understand us, so... it's unpolite :)04:56
nadaok04:56
nadaI'm just setting up the computer for my friend04:56
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StrikeForcegrats ivoks04:57
ivoksthanks04:57
bddebianw00t, congrats ivoks04:57
StrikeForcehow many more you got?04:57
ivoksStrikeForce: let's change subject :)04:57
StrikeForcelol fair enough04:57
ivokswe have different system for exams..04:58
StrikeForceahh fair enough04:58
ivokswe have to pass 7-8 exams every year to be able to listen next year04:58
StrikeForceyeah thats the same as us04:58
Suraknada: ivoks: what language is that? never heard it04:58
ivoksSurak: croatian04:59
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StrikeForcewe have 4 subjects per semester and exams either through the semester or at the end of each semester04:59
ivokswe too04:59
ivoksbut we have 8 per semester :/05:00
StrikeForceouch05:00
ivoksor 605:00
ivoksdepends on semester05:00
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StrikeForceis it specific to the course you are doing or is that generic05:00
sistpotyhi folks05:00
ivoksi think it's generic05:00
StrikeForceahh k we have that if you are studying law, medicine and or pharmacy and a few others05:00
ivoksmedicine has it different05:01
StrikeForcebut simple degrees like business, finance, accounting and things like that you only need to do 405:01
ivoksnada: do you have problems setting up your friends computer?05:01
ivoks4 semesters?05:01
StrikeForce4 subjects per semester05:02
ivoksah...05:02
StrikeForceand major exam per subject05:02
ivoksi'm on civil engeeniring...05:02
StrikeForce1* goes int here05:02
StrikeForceahh yeah05:02
StrikeForceI used to study Mechanical05:02
ivoksif only i knew it would be so hard...05:02
StrikeForcegave up after I had to go through thermodynamics05:02
ivoks:)05:02
ivoksi have hydrodynamics :)05:02
StrikeForceI would definately fail all of htat05:03
ivokswe can fail 3 times05:03
StrikeForcemy lecturer decided to dervice formulas and expect us to do the same thing :(05:03
StrikeForcewe can only fail 1 times then we have to explain why they should let us back05:03
ivoks:)05:03
StrikeForcesame for the 2nd time then 3rd time you have no more excuses05:04
ivokswe do that if we fail 4. :)05:04
StrikeForceit doesn't have to be the same subject its any subjects :(05:04
StrikeForcehence I gave up05:04
StrikeForcewent on to accounting and finance05:05
StrikeForcea lot easier05:05
ivokswe are applying that model starting this year05:05
StrikeForceyeah pretty hard05:05
ivokslucky me, that doesn't count for me :)05:05
StrikeForcedefinately not fun05:05
ivoksi'm still... old school :)05:05
StrikeForceyour lucky then05:06
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ivoksyeah, but we have hard exams...05:06
StrikeForcecan anyone tell me what version the nvidia driver is in ubuntu?05:06
ivoksone mistake and you fail05:06
StrikeForceivoks, I think everyone does05:06
ivoksbut i guess you don't do exam 3,5 hours and than fail cause of one single mistake05:07
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StrikeForceyeah thats true05:07
ivokseh... you see :)05:07
sistpotyStrikeForce: nvidia-glx: 766705:07
StrikeForcewe have 3-4 hour exams but we have 4 questions05:07
StrikeForceeach worth 25% each most of the time05:07
StrikeForcesorry we have 6 questions but we can pick any four05:07
StrikeForcesistpoty, thanks thats what I wanted I dont' have to build it from source :)05:08
ivoksso as we, but for example, question 1 and 3 are must-have, no mather how good 2 and 4 are05:08
StrikeForceahh yeah don't think we have that although I haven't done it in awhile05:08
ivoksif you do mistake in 1 question, you fail05:08
StrikeForcethey seem to want to make you suffer through university which is wierd?05:08
ivokseven if you did good all other questions05:08
StrikeForceyeah thats very different05:08
ivoksStrikeForce: well, when you look at it...05:08
ivokswe are going to build buildings05:09
ivoksand we are going to be responsable for that buildings05:09
StrikeForceivoks, yeah thats true but its not going to be just one person building them.  There are checks and balances along the way05:09
ivoksi know...05:09
ivokswell, some teachers really look like their only job is to make you suffer05:10
StrikeForceyeah dont' we have at least 1 of them :(05:10
ivokson my faculty you have people that went crazy... :/05:10
StrikeForcethats not good ;(05:10
ivokss/you/few05:10
ivoks300 of us was on first year05:10
ivoksnow... maybe 15 on last...05:10
StrikeForceyeah thats about the same as us05:11
ivoksavragge is 7-8 years05:11
ivoksto finish it..05:11
StrikeForcereally05:11
ivoksavrrage05:11
ivoksor whatever :)05:11
StrikeForceours is 4 - 5 years05:11
ivokswe can listen same year few times05:11
SurakI got into university with 150 more people. 8 graduated.05:12
StrikeForceahh fair enough05:12
ivokscouse most people can't do all those exams in time05:12
StrikeForcebloody hell05:12
StrikeForceyeah sounds bloody hard05:12
ivoksto get in 2 year, you have to pass on 8 exams05:12
Surakonly three in the minimum time :-)05:12
ivoksif you do that, you are brining 2-4 exams from first year05:12
StrikeForceyeah05:12
StrikeForceso they group up?05:12
ivoksand on top of that you have to give another 8 exams from 2 year to get to 3rd05:12
ivoksso you can see The Hell :)05:13
StrikeForceoh really you can't do it at your own pace05:13
ivoksit's worse than dependency hell in debian :)05:13
StrikeForceas long as we do a minimum of 2-3 subjects per semester we are considered full time and we get assistance from the governement05:13
StrikeForcelol so true ivoks05:13
ivoksoh..05:13
ivoksthat's great05:13
StrikeForceour government give us loans to study at university05:13
ivokswell...05:14
ivokswe have free study05:14
StrikeForcethe interest rate is the CPI index which is only 2.5-3.5 % atm which is pretty good05:14
ivoksfor 5 years05:14
ivoksthen they too give up on us :)05:14
SurakStrikeForce: where do you live?05:14
YagisanAustralia05:14
StrikeForceivoks, we used to except government decided to change that05:14
StrikeForceyeah Australia05:14
havocdoes everyone ehre run gnome, or do some run kde?05:14
Yagisanhe's talinkg about hecs05:14
Yagisantalking05:14
StrikeForceI used to run kde havoc but I had issues05:14
StrikeForceYagisan, yup05:14
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StrikeForceYagisan, how big is it?05:15
StrikeForceI had mine at about 20k05:16
YagisanStrikeForce: two semesters so far, but they failed me because I proved the teacher was an idiot so I have to do it again05:16
StrikeForcesomeone else I know had theirs at about 60 k05:16
Yagisan:(05:16
StrikeForceYagisan, :( gotta love Australian lecturers05:16
StrikeForceyeah I just agree with them cause then they pass you :)05:17
YagisanI don't care if they are the lecturer - I run the business - I am in the marketplace - this is how it works in the real world05:17
Yagisanlecturer (who has never been in the real world) I don't like you - fail05:17
StrikeForceYagisan, oh yeah I agree but unfortunately you are in their world and thats how they want it to work05:18
StrikeForcewhat do they say if you can't do it in the real world you may as well teach it05:18
Yagisanif I paid up front I could get away with anything05:19
havocok, workstation is backed up05:19
havocnow to install brezzy05:19
StrikeForceyou reckon that makes a difference Yagisan ?05:19
Yagisanwell - we proved the full-fee peaying O/S student was cheating (he got his assignment from google groups)05:20
Yagisanand he was passed - an me failed05:20
Yagisan:(05:20
StrikeForceYagisan, why didn't you bring it up with the Dean?05:20
Yagisanthe head teacher ?05:21
StrikeForceyeah05:21
Yagisanhe's the one that passed the cheat and failed me05:21
StrikeForcethe school head then if something doesn't happen then the overall head05:21
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StrikeForcelol05:21
StrikeForcewhat are you studying?05:22
YagisanBachelor of Information Technology at CSU via distance05:22
SurakYagisan: keep a copy, just for proving for people :-)05:22
StrikeForceahh yeah fair enough05:22
StrikeForceSurak, yeah take a photocopy at least05:22
StrikeForcebut you already work out in the real world anyway don't you Yagisan ?05:23
Yagisanwe'll I'm the boss now - I don't *need* it05:23
StrikeForceYagisan, same as me :)05:23
Yagisanbut clients would like me to have it05:23
StrikeForceyeah just adds to it05:23
StrikeForceclients only care about it while you are a small to medium business then its completly a different set of rules05:24
StrikeForceinteresting just found a bug in my upgrade05:26
YagisanStrikeForce: I *am* a small to medium business.05:27
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StrikeForceYagisan, thats what i mean.  The degree matters05:28
Yagisanprelink sec fix was accepted05:28
StrikeForcebrb05:29
StrikeForcegotta reboot for new kernel and hopefully some fixes05:29
havocack05:33
havoclinux-386 can't be installed05:33
havocthat's not good05:33
havocok, so don't use today's build if you have x8605:34
havocok, I guess I'll download the preview release then05:35
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chillywillyI think the ati xorg drivers has some issues..I just switched to fglrx and I don't have any problems (3D stuff was locking things up)05:56
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bddebianDamn axiom takes FOREVER to build06:01
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bddebiantseng: You around?06:08
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shadoiHello, I currently maintain the e17 debian packages.  Is anyone interested in including them with ubuntu officially?  Should I put the effort into building them for dapper, or hoary?06:42
zygashadoi: I know that users would be interested06:43
zygashadoi: and building them on breezy and breezy + 1 would be very useful06:43
shadoiYes, I see that from the forums.  :)06:43
ograshadoi, you dont mean the 20 netive packages i can et from a external ressource but real debian packages in debian ?06:43
ogra*native06:44
zygaogra: ?06:44
shadoiogra: I haven't gone through the debian developer process yet.  But I may if I can get someone to sponsor me.  :)06:44
vrlnogra: it's those packages I told you about last week06:44
vrlnogra: the ones hosted on soulmachine.net06:44
ograshadoi, can you repack them non native (with a orig.tar.gz and a diff.gz ?)06:44
vrlnif you still remember06:44
shadoiMy repository is here: http://soulmachine.net/debian/unstable06:44
shadoiogra: they're there.06:45
ogra#yup these are the ones i talk about06:45
ograionly see native packages06:45
zygahmmm06:45
zygais having a native packagea bad thing?06:45
ograyup06:45
slomoand we already have imlib2 packages iirc06:45
ograyou need to upload the whole package if you made a one line change06:46
shadoiohh.. I know what you mean now.06:46
shadoiI suppose I can build them that way.06:46
ograthats quite odd with 50MB source packages like e1706:46
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zygaogra: and you don't need to upgrade the whole package on non-native packages? did I miss something06:46
ograshadoi, can you make it during the next eek ? we are very near release06:46
ogra*week06:46
shadoiogra: I may be able to work on it this sunday.06:47
zygaogra: while we're at it ;-)06:47
ograzyga, for a non native package i dont need to upload the orig.tar.gz, only the diff.gz with the one line change06:47
zygaogra: could you sponsor my small package into universe?06:47
slomohm, our imlib2 packages are even in main... shadoi: try to use them instead of yours when possible06:47
slomozyga: upload it to revu06:47
zygaogra: I understand now, it's for the backstage stuff, not the user's point of view06:48
shadoislomo: ok06:48
zygahmm I guess I could since I got my key signed today06:48
shadoislomo: it was outdated for a while06:48
shadoithat's the only reason I was building it.06:48
\shslomo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUIM/DesktopIntegrationSIPIM -> go correct errors ,-)06:49
slomoshadoi: the package in main is 1.2.006:49
slomo\sh: when i finished eating... :P06:49
shadoislomo: yeah 1.2.1 is in CVS.06:50
ograshadoi, make them non native, make sure they build with our available packages and dont introduce any breakage for other package, then we can include them, i'll happily vouch for inclusion if the packaging is right06:50
ogranote that packages in main wont change or recieve upgrades at this point in the release cycle06:51
shadoiogra: ok, I'll setup breezy this weekend and build them.06:51
ogra(only bug fixes)06:51
ograso if you cant make it work with imlib2 1.2.0, we chant help06:51
ogracant even06:51
shadoiyeah I think it'll work.06:51
slomoshadoi: notify me when your packages seem to be ready and i'll take a look too... so when everything is right you already have your two needed votes ;)06:53
shadoislomo: cool :)06:53
ograshadoi, and mak sure they are lintian clean, that speeds up stuff a lot ;)06:54
shadoiogra: so I just need to do a debian version increase, ie add -2 to the version and dpkg-buildpackage will automatically do a diff right?06:54
shadoiogra: yeah, they currently have debugging enabled and lots of other things I'll clean up.06:54
ograyou need to have a orig.tar.gz available at source package build time, the dpgk will produce a diff.gz additionally ...06:55
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ogras/the/then06:55
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havocok, installing 5.10 now06:58
sistpotyhavoc: you have 5.10 already??? ;)06:59
chillywillythe preview release most likely06:59
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havocsistpoty: I have 6Mbps downstream07:00
sistpotywow07:00
havocyeah, preview07:00
sistpotyhehe07:00
Nafallo6Mbps can download from the future. wow.07:00
havocheheh07:00
NafalloI wonder what I can do with my 24Mbps when I get that :-P07:00
sistpotydl from _far_ future?07:01
havocI thought sistpoty meant that it had finished downloading already07:01
\shsistpoty: hey dude...we have to add one more role for revu ;)07:01
havochopefully the preview release can at least install the kernel07:01
sistpotyhi \sh.. what do you mean?07:02
StrikeForcewell that took way to long07:02
StrikeForcegot 2-3 bug reports from the install07:02
\shsistpoty: the uploaders doesn't have the rights to login, when I saw it right...07:02
StrikeForcehey does anyone know what the situation with hal is?07:03
StrikeForceeverytime I shutdown I get an error message with hal saying it hasn't shutdown?07:03
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sistpoty' \sh: uploaders may log in... but comment only on their on stuff... this will change with revu207:04
\shsistpoty: ok..can we build it into revu1 in an easy approach?07:04
sistpoty'\sh that uploaders can comment on other but their own uploads?07:04
sistpotythat might be possible... but i haven't seen revu1 code for some time ;)07:05
\shsistpoty: on their own uploads07:05
bddebianHeya \sh, sistpoty07:06
sistpoty' \sh: this is working already07:06
sistpotyhi bddebian07:06
sistpoty' \sh are there problems with a new account?07:06
\shsistpoty: i wanted to add Tonio today, that he can login..but he doesn't have a signed key07:07
\shsistpoty: this we have to change as well...cause he can upload07:08
\shbut not comment on his uploads07:08
sistpotyhm... i suppose the problem is somewhere else... i'll try to check07:09
\shsistpoty: I added his keyid in the db07:10
\shsistpoty: because his keyid was "0" ,-)07:10
bddebianheh07:10
sistpotyhm... there is some deeper magic behind that, but i don't know the right spells :/ (siretart was always doing the keyring stuff)07:11
bddebianheh07:11
sistpoty'\sh: i guess you used the revu-key-script?07:12
\shsistpoty: he was added already07:12
\shsistpoty: ( i didn't do it ;))07:12
\shsistpoty: but his keyid in Users table was "0" .. so I added his keyid by hand...I have to adjust the alter_user.py thx for reminding me ;)07:13
sistpotyhehe... imo his entry is created when he does the first upload, but you still have to add his key to the keyring file07:13
\shsistpoty: he actually has two keys in the keyring ;)07:14
sistpotyhm...07:14
sistpoty<- has no clue about this key-stuff *g*07:14
\shk07:14
\shI have to find out by myself..no prob ;)07:14
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sistpoty' \sh what's his email? (i'm just looking at the revu-db)07:15
\shanthony.blasomething ;)07:16
sistpotyhm... entry looks good07:18
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sistpotysh:  anthony.mercatante@laposte.net? (i just checked this account, everything is working)07:20
\shyepp07:20
\shI couldn't recover his password from the webpage...07:20
\shand when I checked it on the commandline, it told me, this key's not signed07:20
sistpotyyou could take a look into the db (pw's are currently stored plaintext)07:21
bddebianNice :-)07:22
\shsistpoty: yeah..but what if he forgets his password and wants to recover?07:22
sistpotythen he *should* get his pw sent by mail, afaik (but i have neither coded nor tested this)07:23
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bddebianwb ivoks07:26
ivoksfunny thing happend right now :)07:26
ivoksi started synaptic07:26
ivoksand got response07:26
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ivoks"malicius attacker could be evesdropping"07:27
ivoks??07:27
ivoks:)07:27
sistpotyhehe, i guess ajmitch owns your machine now *g*07:28
ivokscan't grab your mouse and keybord, it said :)07:28
ivoksand then started gksudo :)07:28
sistpotylol07:29
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havocbah07:39
havocubuntu is not cooperating07:39
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spstarr_workerm, network-manager build is broken in breezy07:57
spstarr_work there's no NetworkManagerInfo binary in the packaging07:57
spstarr_work0.4.1+cvs20050817-0ubuntu07:57
dholbachspstarr_work: it's a univer package and j^ is the one you might want to talk to07:57
spstarr_workyes07:58
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j^spstarr_work its called nm-applet08:05
j^in case you are looking for the applet08:05
spstarr_workNetworkManagerInfo08:05
spstarr_workit wont run without it08:05
j^thats from nm 0.3 in NM 0.4.x its called nm-applet08:05
havocso is there a 'refered' way to mess with X in ubuntu?08:06
havocsince it failed to detect my card and has me stuck at 640x48008:06
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spstarr_workhmm?08:06
spstarr_workgah08:09
spstarr_workNetworkManager daemon coredumps08:09
\shhavoc: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg08:09
spstarr_workok, well that wont help nm-applet08:09
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spstarr_workit finds my eth0 (e1000), but eth1 ipw2200 crashes it08:09
havoc\sh: thanx08:09
spstarr_workhmm08:09
havoctoo bad it locked up08:10
\shhavoc: reboot and edit the kernel line in grub and add single08:10
havocwhat's 'single' do?08:11
spstarr_worksingle user mode08:12
havocah08:12
j^spstarr_work what does syslog say?08:12
havocno ssh either?08:12
spstarr_workj^ looking, but the ipw2200 is spewing lots of log info too08:12
spstarr_workah08:13
\shhavoc: single user mode...u can fix stuff, or boot into maintainance mode..to not start the x server, but to fix the xserver conf08:13
spstarr_workdhcdbd08:13
spstarr_workmessage_handler: message handler not found under /com/redhat/dhcp/eth0 for sub-path eth0.dbus.get.reason08:14
j^spstarr_work i get that too08:15
j^thats not the problem08:15
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spstarr_workthe segfault is occuring after it tries to look at eth108:15
j^you could start NetworkManager --no-daemon08:19
spstarr_workthat shows the crash08:19
j^and use strace or gdb08:19
spstarr_workgdb shows garbage :( no symbols08:19
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j^spstarr_work could you find any hint?08:25
spstarr_workmalloc_trim08:26
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spstarr_workbut no symbols from NetworkManager itself08:26
spstarr_workjust GNU libc08:26
j^hm, can you try to restart dbus08:26
dholbachdoes network-manager crash a lot?08:26
dholbachif so, you may want to introduce a -dbg package08:27
j^dholbach it did not crash here for the last months, nautilus does08:27
spstarr_workthat would be helpful, i'll pull the package if you have it :)08:27
dholbachok08:27
spstarr_workj^: Crashed still, no daemon running after dbus restarts all the Network* daemons (2)08:27
dholbachspstarr_work: this should help too: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash08:28
j^dholbach its the first time someone reports a crash08:28
spstarr_workfirst time?08:28
spstarr_workwow08:28
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j^spstarr_work like this, its the first time yes, there was one deadlock but no crash08:29
spstarr_workI am using the 0.4.1+cvs build in breezy08:30
spstarr_workbut aptitude finds no debug symbol stub package08:30
dholbachspstarr_work: there is none, i was merely suggesting it as an idea08:30
spstarr_workor can I build the package and produce symbols08:30
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dholbachspstarr_work: this should help too: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash08:30
spstarr_workyou mentioned that ;)08:31
dholbachyeah08:31
dholbachthat's the answer08:31
dholbachagain ;)(08:31
dholbach;-)08:31
spstarr_worker08:31
spstarr_worksec gonna build it08:31
dholbachrock08:31
spstarr_workhrm, missing dpkg-source08:33
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spstarr_workdpkg-dev08:34
dholbachyou want devscripts and dpkg-dev08:34
spstarr_workyeah never installed those08:34
dholbachyeah, you need them for proper package building08:34
sistpotyyippieh... i think i finally fixed hmake :)08:39
\shsistpoty: wooot?08:39
spstarr_workfeh, dependency hell08:39
sistpoty' \sh: well, it still has to go thru pbuilder08:39
spstarr_work-2 is newer than -1 and thus it wont build08:40
markumanim on amd64, i can build amd64 deb packages. but is it possible to build x86 package too? so are there any ./configure options ?08:42
havocdoes 'single' mode have networking?08:42
\shhavoc: for what? u only have to fix the bugs and reboot ;)08:42
sistpotygrrr... hmake builts, but it's postinst fails :( damn beast!08:42
\shor enter `init 3`08:42
mitsuhikocan someone explain me why there is a "moin" package in the repo, as well as a unsupported "python-moinmoin" package with a newser version?08:43
havoc\sh: ok, so I *can* pass init args08:43
\shhavoc: from the commandline yes08:43
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zygadholbach: ping08:58
dholbachzyga: pong08:58
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zygadholbach: how can I continue my revu process having a signed key now?08:59
dholbachwow, you're fast08:59
Mario___Hello people08:59
dholbachwiki.ubuntu.com/REVU has the solution08:59
dholbachhi Mario___08:59
\shzyga: u uploaded your key to a keyserver?08:59
Mario___I need to register a username, I know :p08:59
zyga\sh: only the unsigned key09:02
\shzyga: write a mail to siretart or to me or to sistopy with your keyid (it must be uploaded to a keyserver) and ask for add to the keyring09:02
\shzyga: update your key09:02
zyga\sh: k09:02
spstarr_workfixed09:02
\shso it takes at least 24h that all keyservers are updated09:02
spstarr_workodd, i had a newer package that shouldn't exist09:02
mitsuhikohm. about the moin thingy. i've posted a bug report. maybe someone can review it: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1616409:02
spstarr_worklibxrender1-0.9.0-2 when ubuntu needs -109:02
\shmitsuhiko: wrong tracker ;) malone u want to use ;) or is moin in main?09:03
mitsuhiko\sh: in main09:03
mitsuhiko\sh: a bit tricky. half of it is in main ^^09:03
\shmitsuhiko: ok..then it's correct..main devs are looking at it..no worries09:04
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spstarr_workj^: building network-manager now...09:05
spstarr_workdone09:05
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sistpotyhehe09:06
bddebian\sh: Awe come on, that should be your best work. ;-P09:06
\shbddebian: no :)09:09
dsasdoes anyone know any names of simple packaged python programs I could download to take apart the deb?09:10
Surakapt-python?09:10
bddebianI'd better stop uploading then. ;-P09:10
\sh;)09:10
\shwho was on the motu security team?09:10
dholbachastharot09:10
\shtrying to get infinity into the team ;)09:11
spstarr_workfound crash09:12
spstarr_workj^09:12
spstarr_work#2 nm_dispose_scan_results09:12
spstarr_work#3 nm_device_supports_wireless_scan09:12
spstarr_work#4 nm_device_new09:12
spstarr_workNetworkManagerUtils.c: Line 367\09:13
spstarr_workyes it tries to probe the wireless card09:13
spstarr_work /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/net_macaddress09:14
spstarr_workDEVICE_TYPE_DONT_KNOW09:14
havochow would I disable the screen saver from the commandline?09:14
havocas it locks up everytime I load the control panel thing for it in gnome09:14
dsasSurak: I can't find apt-python "https://www.nochex.com/nochex.dll/account/forgotpass"09:14
dsaswhoops09:14
dsassudo apt-get source apt-python "Unable to find a source package for apt-python"09:15
spstarr_worknum_net_devices = 209:16
spstarr_workiface eth109:16
spstarr_workfound eth0, eth1 as expected09:16
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spstarr_workmemory leak!09:24
spstarr_worktmp = tmp->next;09:24
spstarr_workfree(tmp2);09:24
spstarr_workwireless_scan *tmp2 = tmp;09:24
spstarr_work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!09:24
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spstarr_workj^09:32
spstarr_workit breaks on free(tmp2);09:32
spstarr_workin NetworkManagerUtils.c: Line 36709:32
spstarr_workdebugging why if something in tmp2 is not freed09:32
spstarr_workdangling pointer will be left09:32
spstarr_work#2 nm_dispose_scan_results <-09:32
j^so something does wrong while scanning09:33
spstarr_workyeah09:33
j^iwlist eth0 scanning09:33
j^works?09:33
spstarr_workyes but warns09:34
j^that might be the problem09:34
spstarr_workdriver = v0.19, userspace = v0.1809:34
spstarr_workubuntu's wifi userspace tools are older09:34
j^NetworkManager needs working scanning support for wireless devices09:34
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spstarr_worknonetheless, scanning shows me APs all over09:35
spstarr_workit just warns this message09:35
spstarr_workWarning: Driver for device eth1 has been compiled for version 19 of Wireless Extension, while this program supports up to version 18. Some things may be broken...09:35
spstarr_workand continues to display09:36
spstarr_worketh1: Scan completed:09:36
spstarr_workCell 1...etc09:36
j^hm09:36
spstarr_workwhat next? :)09:36
j^you might file a bug at bugzilla.gnome.org or write a mail to networkmanager-list@gnome.org09:37
j^since i do not have a ipw2200 i can not test it right now09:37
j^anyone with a ipw2200 using NetworkManager around?09:37
j^or you could try to compile http://ipw2200.sourceforge.net/ yourself09:40
spstarr_workemailed09:40
spstarr_workdid09:40
spstarr_workim using 2.6.14-rc2 with ipw2220 1.0.6 / ieee 1.0.3 (external to kernel)09:41
j^ah so you are not using the ubuntu kernel?09:41
j^can you try that?09:41
ogrameh, no wonder its out of sync with the userspace tools09:41
spstarr_workcant use ubuntu kernel, hardware on laptop is dependent on mainline09:42
j^that is most likely the problem09:42
spstarr_workshould still not break09:42
spstarr_workif running iwconfig scanning works NetworkManager should not crash09:43
j^no09:43
j^you might need a newer version of libiw-dev09:44
j^the wireless framework was reworked quite a bit in 2.6..1309:44
spstarr_workand newer version of libiw09:44
spstarr_workand iwconfig/iwlist09:45
spstarr_workubuntu only has 0.27, 0.2809:46
spstarr_workintersting09:47
spstarr_workcommenting out the free() i get the warning from the lib09:47
spstarr_workthen a glibc exception realloc()09:47
spstarr_worki could.. just bump the version in wireless.h ;-)09:49
spstarr_work18 -> 19 ;p09:49
spstarr_worklet's see...09:49
spstarr_workIT WORKED09:50
spstarr_workhahahahahahahaha09:50
spstarr_workok well09:50
spstarr_workthat was easy09:50
spstarr_worknow let's try to restart gnome to see the applet09:51
spstarr_workdbus wants org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo09:51
j^changing the version from 18->19 fixed the crash?09:52
spstarr_workyes09:52
spstarr_workNetworkManager is now running09:52
j^org.freedesktop.NetworkManagerInfo is in nm-applet.conf09:52
j^/etc/dbus-1/system.d09:53
spstarr_worki see that09:53
spstarr_workbut its not able to connect to :1.809:53
spstarr_workdue to security policies in the configuration file09:53
spstarr_workgrr09:53
spstarr_workisn't that what SELinux was supposed to do?09:54
spstarr_workdbus should let SELinux handle the security09:54
j^spstarr_work so all in all you are not using ubuntus base system09:55
ograguys can you take that elsewhere ? thats neither motu nor packaging related09:55
spstarr_workoriginally debian unstable09:55
ograand quite offtopic for this channel09:55
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spstarr_workj^: #ubuntu-devel? :)09:56
ogrado it in a query ;)09:56
j^spstarr_work what about #NetworkManager09:58
sistpotyogra: I'd like to request an UVF-exception for hmake (current is broken and FTBFS)10:09
slomosistpoty: where did you get a working version? i didn't find one :( btw, new upstream will also fix c2hs but you have to change the packaging because they changed their buildsystem to cabal10:10
sistpotyslomo: actually from the place in the watch file of the old version10:11
slomosistpoty: hmm10:11
ograsistpoty, can it break anything else ?10:11
sistpotyslomo: i had to tweak some things however (this was this afternoons work)10:11
slomosistpoty: maybe i was drunken ;) iirc i found nothing working10:12
sistpotyogra: i don't know yet... as quite many haskell stuff which might depend on it is currently broken, but i'm quite sure it can't break stuff currently working10:12
dholbachhave a nice evening, i'm out for a beer10:12
sistpotycya dholbach10:12
slomosistpoty: it can't break stuff currently broken... should be save10:13
sistpotyslomo: it didn't build with just the old debian-stuff copied ;)10:13
slomosistpoty: iirc it didn't even build when building by hand... or that was another package ;)10:14
sistpotyhm... it didn't make any problems if you forced it to use ghc6 instead of haskell-compiler10:15
ograsistpoty, sounds sane, if the packaging is ok, go ahead, but let someone look over the package (preferably slomo, since he seems to have worked on i already a bit)10:15
ogras/i/it10:16
sistpotyk, thx10:16
sistpotyslomo: it's on revu10:16
slomosistpoty: hmm *shrug* i'll take a look10:16
slomomaybe i mix this with c2hs or something10:16
sistpotybtw.: there are two cvs-files in the orig-tarballs... should these be removed (which imo corrupts the orig) or be left in there10:16
slomoall the haskell stuff is annoying ;)10:16
sistpotyhehe10:16
slomosistpoty: i would keep them... they don't hurt10:16
sistpotyapart from the lintian-warnings you are right ;)10:17
ograkeep them or removen them in rules...10:17
ogra-n10:17
sistpotyogra: they aren't installed10:18
slomosistpoty: what is with your other revu update-uploads?10:18
slomo\sh_away: what is with the vpnc upload in revu?10:18
sistpotyslomo: what do you mean? haskell-utils/rscheme?10:18
ograsistpoty, nope, but to get lintian quiet you can remove them through rules...10:18
slomosistpoty: yes10:18
ograslomo, the nm-vpnc ?10:19
slomoogra: removing in rules doesn't help with lintian... the files will still be in the source package10:19
sistpotyogra: ah, i c10:19
slomoogra: nm?10:19
ograslomo, network-manager10:19
slomoogra: no... http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=61810:19
sistpotyslomo: haskell-utils was a quick shot... it should rather be synced than this package10:19
slomosistpoty: then please request a sync from elmo :)10:20
ograslomo, true... sistpoty just leave them there10:20
slomo\sh_away: ignore me... it was the other sh ( shawarma )10:20
sistpotyslomo: however iirc we have a newer version than debian... is syncing possible then?10:20
slomosistpoty: we have a NEWER version? why do we want to sync then? ;)10:20
ograslomo, warma.dk ? are you sure thats our \sh ?10:21
sistpotyit was some fiddling with build-deps only, no real changes10:21
slomoogra: no... it's the other sh... see above ;)10:21
ograah10:21
ograthats quite yonfusing10:22
slomosistpoty: so debians version is... lets say x.y.z-1 and we have x.y.z-1ubuntu1? and the -1 is ok now?10:22
ogracon even10:22
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sistpotyslomo: imo it is, but i need to check this before10:22
slomosistpoty: ok... but a sync will not work then... we need a higher version ;)10:23
slomosistpoty: just upload -1ubuntu2 or whatever that would be10:23
slomosistpoty: do you already have upload rights?10:23
sistpotyslomo: no, i'm no motu yet10:23
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slomosistpoty: ok... give me the debdiff and i'll upload it :)10:23
sistpotyok10:24
sistpotyslomo: but imo this has no high prio, as the current version actually is working. a synced one would have the only difference, that there are binaries instead of interpreted haskell progs10:25
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ograslomo, what i approved already as exception was http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=541 , but it seems to need some packaging work...10:26
slomosistpoty: well, give me the debdiff ;) even small improvements are worth an upload imho10:27
sistpotyoke10:28
sistpotyogra: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=635 would also break uvf (rscheme)10:28
slomosistpoty: what is rscheme? scheme stuff?10:29
sistpotyyep10:29
slomosistpoty: err... scheme, the lisp stuff ;) or scheme as in one of the many other meanings10:29
sistpotythe things with lambda's ;)10:29
slomook... the good thing :)10:30
slomowhat does it do? is it a interpreter or compiler?10:30
sistpotyi needed to pull the source, and was the 7th person who dl'ed it according to the webpage10:30
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sistpotyactually an interpreter... it shall be a compiler as well, though i did test the interpreter only10:31
sistpoty(i found out, that i wasn't able to program a simple function any more *g*)10:31
slomosistpoty: (display bla) =)10:32
sistpotyhehe10:32
slomoat least guile accepts it10:32
slomobut i'll take a look at it later :) then we only need ogra to approve it ;)10:32
ograslomo, if you are confident, i'm fine ...10:33
slomook10:33
ogra:)10:33
slomosistpoty: do you like weird languages? ;)10:36
sistpotynot really... but i held lessons in scheme on university ;)10:37
slomofor dapper we should try to get ghc working with gcc 3.4 or 4.0...10:37
sistpotyfor 1st term students10:37
slomohmm, we learned some sml a few weeks ago ;)10:37
slomoand prolog10:37
sistpotyyes, we should... probably then a new version will be out10:38
slomobut scheme is nicer imho :) not useful but nice ;)10:38
sistpotyoh, never did anything with sml/prolog yet10:38
sistpotyhm... for scheme the brackets suck10:38
sistpotyyou end up counting brackets imo *g*10:39
slomowhy does everybody hate the brackets? ;) get an editor that shows which brackets belong together :P10:39
sistpotyhehe10:39
slomobut sml is interesting too... just that we don't have a working compiler/interpreter anymore :(10:39
sistpotyis this s.th. like caml? or a completely different thing10:40
slomosmlnj ist complety broken upstream and in debian... and mosml is debian incompatible... but i think we can have this in universe ;) so when someone wants to package it10:40
slomoshould be similar to caml10:40
slomolet's see *googles*10:40
sistpotyah... quite nice (though i can't program it)10:40
sistpotymuahaha, there is a newer debian-version of haskell-utils, which actually is (apart from the changelog) the very same we have10:41
sistpotyseems like utnubu is working10:42
slomohehe10:42
slomoor the debian maintainer looked at packages.qa.debian.org for his package ;)10:42
sistpotyit was a nmu10:43
slomook... then maybe just sync?10:43
sistpotywill this be helpful to reduce syncing work in the future?10:44
slomoyes10:44
slomoit will be synced automatically in the future10:44
slomoah... i forgot hmake ;)10:44
slomobuilds on ppc and looks fine... uploaded :)10:45
sistpoty:)10:45
slomoso just tell elmo to sync... when the package really works for us ;)10:45
sistpotyi don't object to a sync... (even if this won't change anything)10:45
slomowhy?10:45
sistpotybecause we have this version already in the archive ;)10:46
sistpotyapart from reduced syncing business in the future10:46
slomoyes... but that's imho a good reason ;)10:46
slomootherwise it will be handled by MoM10:46
slomoand will cause work ;)10:47
sistpotyoke10:47
slomojust tell him what todo... by mail or in irc ;)10:49
sistpotyi'm just trying to ping him ;)10:49
slomoi'll archive haskell-utils then?10:49
sistpotyyes10:50
slomodon't ping him... he will pong when you're asleep or something ;)10:50
sistpotyoh10:50
sistpotythen i'll write a mail10:50
slomohm, why is the rscheme package native in debian?10:52
sistpotyi don't have the slightest clue10:53
sistpotyperhaps this was packaged a little too fast (the control file had some minor errors)10:54
sistpotyapart from that it's a really good packaging work from the dd imo10:55
slomohmm10:57
slomowell, the original tarball contained temporary autofoo stuff10:57
slomobut that's no reason for native packages ;)10:58
sistpotyoh, did it? haven't looked really well at it then ;)10:58
sistpotybtw.: i just wrote elmo a mail, and cc'd you10:58
slomosistpoty: elmo synced something a few seconds ago... and i asked just before you joined -devel ;)10:59
sistpotyoh11:00
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slomowhat are this mcf and mif files which rscheme builds?11:02
siretartogra: requesting UVF exception for tvtime: 0.9.15-1ubuntu2 -> 1.0.1-2ubuntu1. rationale: fixes ftbfs on x86 + enables xinerama/dual head setup. tested on my machine on amd6411:03
siretarthi folks, btw11:03
sistpotyhuhu siretart11:03
siretarthi sistpoty11:03
sistpotysiretart: sorry, had no time to meet you today11:04
bddebianHeya siretart11:04
ograsiretart, go ahead, ftbfs fixes dont need UVF exception11:04
siretartsistpoty: I was also quite short on time, did join johannes quite late11:04
siretartogra: noted. thanks :)11:04
ogra(aslong as they dont break anything else)11:04
sistpotyslomo: not quite sure on this... but imo one of this is c-files translated from scheme11:04
siretarthuhu bddebian11:04
siretartsistpoty: but we stayed until 20:00 at uni ;)11:05
sistpotywow11:05
bddebianCatch you in a few gang11:07
slomosistpoty: http://www.rscheme.org/rs/11:09
slomosistpoty: look at the box at the top11:09
slomosistpoty: it builds fine on ppc :)11:09
Surakis this a correct time to ask for help on polishing a modem module package so it can get into multiverse some day?11:09
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sistpotyslomo: cool :) imo the webpage is a little bit outdated11:11
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Surakthe package is fine, however I would like that one of the MOTUs take a look at it.11:12
sistpotyslomo: apart from that i've seen a patch for ppc from the dd11:12
slomosistpoty: which you probably dropped?11:13
sistpotyslomo: no, they applied just fine11:13
slomook, so they were not in the native package outside debian?11:14
sistpotyno, the dd used dpatch ;)11:14
slomowonderful :)11:14
slomouploaded11:14
sistpotycool :)11:14
ivoksjust when you think you saw it all...11:15
ivoksi was in professional sport for 10 years11:15
ivoksi mean, i saw judges judging everything...11:15
ivoksbut what i saw today...11:15
siretartdamn11:16
siretartI missed the -v parameter to debuild -S :(11:16
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ivoksi say, hell with EU11:18
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slomosistpoty: got the accepted mail for rscheme?11:19
siretartbefore I make more mistakes, gn8 folks11:24
ivoks'night11:25
slomogn811:26
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sistpotygn8 siretart11:28
sistpotyslomo: yes, got the mail11:28
slomook, fine :)11:29
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slomogn811:33
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Surakgood night people.11:39
_tonionite11:41
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