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raphinkajmitch: I can't see a merge bug on bugzilla bout it12:03
raphinkajmitch: what do you think? shall I keep merging ?12:04
crimsun(I'd stick w/ universe myself)12:05
crimsunthe main ones will be done regardless; universe ones aren't necessarily so12:05
raphinkcrimsun: well its' just because I filed the merging bug and began to work on it12:05
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raphinkbut then I filed the bug in malone, so I guess it's pointless and I can just close the bug as rejecte12:06
raphinkrejected12:06
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raphinkcrimsun: this merge is not even important. It's not a newer version really. Just Debian being 15 days later on the latest k3b version, packaged in December in ubuntu12:06
raphinkso I might just close the bug I mistakenly opened on malone and give it up ;)12:07
ajmitchI doubt that it's a merge candidate, things like kde & gnome are maintained seperately from debian12:08
raphinkhmmm12:08
raphinkwell it was on lucas's list of Debian packages newer than Ubuntu ones12:08
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raphink:s12:08
raphinkI don't really get yet where to get merges12:08
raphinkthe 'official' list seems empty or with erratic links to scotts dir12:09
raphinkand the lucas list lists files that are not to be merged12:09
raphinkso I'm wondering where is the list of the real merges to be done ;)12:09
raphinkmaybe that's something to report to lucas, btw : removing main apps from his list ;)12:10
ajmitchI thought his list was meant to be universe only12:11
raphinkthought so too12:11
raphinkbut I found k3b there12:11
raphinkhttp://revu.tauware.de/~lucas/versions/all-packages.html12:11
raphink;)12:11
raphinkand I guess other main apps could be found if one can be12:12
raphinklogically12:12
ajmitchgood to see that my lists are obsolete now12:12
raphinkjust picking one randomly : koffice12:12
lfittlhttp://revu.tauware.de/~lucas/versions/unimultiverse.html is for uni/multiverse12:13
raphinkoh ok12:13
raphinkthanks lfittl12:13
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raphinkgood to know :)12:13
lfittlnp, just found that one myself :)12:13
raphinkcould have guessed though :s12:13
raphinkI should add this link to MOTUMerging on the wiki12:14
raphinkI also want to write a howto for cdbs12:14
raphinkthere is no howto for that12:14
raphinkit's a real lack12:14
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marcin`hello12:45
marcin`I would like to register and upload some packages to REVU12:46
marcin`but got a little problem with keys...12:46
marcin`could someone tell me what should I put into <KEYID> section of this command12:46
ajmitchwhat problem?12:46
marcin`gpg --send-keys -keyserver blabla <KEYID>12:46
marcin`wtf is KEYID?12:47
crimsunum, that's your id for your gpg key12:47
marcin`sure but which part of gpg --list-keys output is keyid?12:47
crimsunnormally it's the first id listed with --list-keys12:48
crimsunpub   1024D/C88ABDA3 2003-06-23 [expires: 2006-06-27] 12:48
crimsunmine's 0xC88ABDA312:48
marcin`how did you get this 0xC.... value?12:48
crimsungpg --list-keys12:48
marcin`ahh so this is this part after 1024D/ ?12:49
crimsunyes12:49
marcin`crimsun: ok done12:49
marcin`thanks very much...12:49
crimsunnp12:49
marcin`I did all this gpg thing about a year ago and I forgot most of it ;>12:50
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desrtdo the motu plan to pacakge a version of emacs that uses gtk2?01:08
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desrter.  xemacs, i mean01:09
ajmitchdesrt: doubtful, why?01:09
desrtbecause gtk1 is ugly? :)01:09
ajmitchhm, *maybe* with xemacs if you found someone gullible enough01:09
desrtuhm01:09
desrtincidentally 'emacs' already has a gtk2 version in the archive01:09
desrtand xemacs does not01:09
desrtyour intuition is backwards :)01:09
ajmitchhow so? :)01:10
ajmitchah, xemacs21, 238 bugs in debian01:10
slomo_uh... i would die if i had 238 bugs for one of my packages ;)01:12
marcin`desrt: where is emacs 22 gtk2 version - I mean which ubuntu repo?01:12
desrtmarcin`; dapper  universe01:12
ajmitchweird network issues with this laptop..01:18
seth_k|lappyTheoretical question: If I'm doing a new package, when do I just make changes outside debian/, and when do I decide the extra overhead of a patchsystem is worth it? If there's just a one-line change, is it worth it? Ten lines?01:20
ajmitchseth_k|lappy: you decide ;)01:22
seth_k|lappybah01:22
seth_k|lappywhat sort of answer is that :)01:22
seth_k|lappyhehe01:22
ajmitchseth_k|lappy: I often prefer to throw in a patch system anyway01:22
ajmitchsome people don't01:22
ajmitchthere's no real rule about it01:22
ajmitchbut as soon as you make multiple changes you need to be able to sort them somehow01:23
seth_k|lappyIt's my personal preference to throw it in, because I figure I might need it later for bigger patches.01:23
seth_k|lappySo alright, if it's a preference thing01:23
ajmitchsure, if it's your own package :)01:25
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ajmitchI'd had simple-patchsys in for a 2-line patch01:25
ajmitchhey Arrogance01:25
Arrogancehi aj01:25
azeemArrogance: hey, did Jeff ask you where the flock svn is these days, or whether you have a copy of it?01:26
ajmitchmorning azeem :)01:26
azeemheya01:27
Arroganceazeem, he hasn't asked, no.  svn should be the same as always01:27
azeemcan you remind me? *g* (in a /msg if you want)01:28
Arroganceazeem, remind you?  Sure.  svn stands for subversion01:28
Arrogance*g*01:28
azeemI was looking for Jeff's automake patches and he said they would be in the flock repo01:29
ajmitchlooks like I need to get python-bazaar in debian01:29
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ajmitchcrimsun: do you know what alsa drivers are in the dapper kernel?01:43
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crimsun1.0.10rc01:45
ajmitchright01:45
crimsunit's a bit past rc301:45
crimsunif you need, try rc2 from experimental01:45
crimsun1.0.11rc2, that is01:45
ajmitchit was a little annoying to not have sound with this01:45
ajmitchthen I found that others with very similar models have the same issue01:46
crimsunwhich laptop?01:46
ajmitchacer travelmate 4064WLMi01:46
crimsunajmitch: so you have an ALC260 as the codec?01:50
ajmitchyes01:51
ajmitchnot sure if that is support yet or not01:51
crimsunit is.01:54
crimsunTry 1.0.11rc2 from exp. http://http.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/a/alsa-driver/alsa-source_1.0.10+1.0.11rc2-1_all.deb01:54
ajmitchyes, I've grabbed that01:54
ajmitchjust trying to fetch the right linux-headers now01:55
ajmitchas wireless is also giving some issues :)01:55
desrtthere appears to be an error on the archive02:11
desrtclisp_2.36 isn't built for 38602:11
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desrt(it is for ppc and amd64)02:11
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ajmitchcrimsun: surprisingly I get a lot of unknown symbols with an alsa-modules deb, against the current kernel headers02:23
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tsengcrimsun: ping02:29
crimsuntseng: pong02:30
tsengcrimsun: alt+1-0 doesnt work any longer in urxvt (works in gnome-termina)?02:30
tsengim rather depended on them in irssi02:30
crimsunfrom rxvt-unicode 6.2?02:30
tsengyes02:31
crimsun6.3's out, just haven't had a chance to push it in yet02:31
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crimsunconfirmed, will look in a sec. Gotta straighten out aj's alsa issue02:32
tsengrock on dude02:32
crimsunajmitch: hmm, seems to build ok for me02:33
crimsunajmitch: I used module-assistant02:33
crimsunajmitch: what's the dmesg spew regarding symbols?02:34
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ajmitchcrimsun: oh it built fine for me02:36
ajmitchJan  7 14:20:13 localhost kernel: [4384556.939000]  snd_timer: Unknown symbol snd_info_register02:37
ajmitchJan  7 14:20:13 localhost kernel: [4384556.939000]  snd_timer: Unknown symbol snd_info_create_module_entry02:37
ajmitchjust a few hundred lines like that02:40
ajmitchterribly exciting stuff02:40
tsengi just got an ad for "american idol - underground"02:42
tseng(you must be shitting me)02:42
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crimsunajmitch: when you dpkg -i'd the new 1.0.10+1.0.11rc2 deb, it should have done an alsa force-reload02:52
crimsuntseng: 6.3-0ubuntu1 uploaded, see second changelog item02:55
ajmitchyes, and a force-reload is what breaks02:55
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ajmitchbbiab02:55
crimsunok, thanks02:55
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ajmitchcrimsun: they installed, but I have no sound (everything unmuted & volume at max)03:10
crimsunajmitch: ok, please pastebin amixer output03:11
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ajmitchhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/671703:13
ajmitchmight be worth me following up with the alsa bugreport03:14
crimsunyes, you will need to.03:14
crimsunDoes force-unload, rm -f /var/lib/alsa/asound.state, and modprobe snd-hda-intel work?03:15
crimsun"work" -> result in audible sound03:15
ajmitchlooks like I'm getting timeouts trying to reload the snd-hda-intel drive now03:18
crimsundrat.03:21
ajmitchyep03:23
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crimsunajmitch: does it hang the machine, or does it just fail to modprobe?03:24
ajmitchjust fails to modprobe, spews in dmesg03:24
zakamehi all03:25
ajmitchhey zakame03:25
zakamehi ajmitch :) 'tis a blackout here :(03:25
crimsunajmitch: please pastebin the spew03:26
naliothis there a need for ppc packagers for backports ?03:30
ajmitchcrimsun: sure, once wireless is cooperative also :)03:31
crimsunajmitch: ok. :)03:31
crimsunnalioth: sure; you'll probably want to coordinate w/ Mez03:31
naliothcrimsun: ty03:32
ajmitchhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/671803:34
slomonalioth: not for packagers... but for testers... packaging happens in dapper, the backports use the dapper packages and build them in breezy03:36
naliothslomo: ok. thanks03:40
naliothwhen is the dapper freeze?03:44
desrtwhich freeze?03:46
tsengJan 19th main UVF03:47
tsenguniverse soon after03:47
ajmitchuniverse UVF on the 19th, actually03:47
ajmitchpossibility of other new packages until feature freeze03:48
naliothi'm tryin to resolve easyubuntu (since i'm on the EU team)03:48
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crimsunajmitch: does passing "model=foo" (where foo == {basic,hp,fujitsu}) to ``modprobe snd-hda-intel'' result in working audio?03:57
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tsengcrimsun: my hero, alt+1 works04:02
crimsuntseng: excellent.04:02
tsengthanks.04:02
crimsunnp04:02
raphink\sh: you around?04:19
\shsomehow..but not productive04:19
raphinkok ;)04:19
raphinkthere's a bug in wesnoth04:19
raphinkdoesnt show team colors on units and villages04:20
raphinkwhich is not very convenient04:20
raphinkI've tracked it down and it's a .cfg missing in wesnoth-data.install04:20
raphinkagain ;)04:20
\shdebdiff?04:20
raphinkisaac knows about it04:20
raphinkand will release the next version with *.cfg04:20
raphinkwhich will prevent this kind of mistakes in the future04:20
raphinkshall I release a fixed version for ubuntu?04:21
raphinkor just wait for the updated package in debian?04:21
\shsure04:21
raphinksure for which one?04:22
\shfixed version for ubuntu :)04:22
raphinkhehe04:22
raphinkoh ok :)04:22
raphinkI'll take your latest version and make a debdiff04:22
raphink:)04:22
raphinkI'm checking if it works first04:22
raphinkdo I need to file a bug to do that ?04:23
raphinkor just giving you the debdiff is fine?04:23
\shraphink: send me the debdiff to sh@sourcecode.de04:23
raphinkok04:23
raphink:)04:23
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minghuawesnoth 1.1.0-2 is in debian incoming04:25
minghuaI assume you guys know that04:25
raphinkso it'll be up soon I guess04:25
\shhe fixed all the bugs now/04:26
\sh?04:26
crimsunjust merge it from 1.1.0-204:26
crimsunas I recall we still have libgl{u}1-dev differences04:26
raphink\sh: I had a talk with isaac so he should have fixed all the .cfg related bugs04:26
raphinkand the amd64 one, too04:26
raphinkif he worked on 1.1.0-2 well, a sync should be sufficient for the new package04:27
raphink:)04:27
\shwhen i would find the source packages04:27
\shin incoming is no source of wesnoth04:27
crimsunwouldn't be, it's -204:28
\shah yes04:28
\shbut then there should be a dsc and a diff.gz even in debian, right?04:28
crimsunyep, probably already processed04:28
raphinkhmm04:29
raphinkalready processed I'd say04:29
\sh   * Install missing .cfg files which caused a problem with team colors and04:29
\sh     also closes: #337834 (missing test scenario file)04:29
\sh   * Apply patch from upstream to fix build in amd64, according to patch04:29
\sh     submitter the game might segfault later but it's an improvement anyway,04:29
\sh     closes: #34596004:29
\sh   * Enable fribidi support (--with-fribidi flag and libfribidi-dev b-d)04:29
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\shlol04:29
raphinksince there are still the sparc and arm changes and deb in incoming04:29
\shso the amd64 patch is not worth it somehow04:29
raphinkhehe04:29
raphinkyes it seems04:29
minghua\sh: sorry, the source is already in archive, I think04:30
raphinkyour patch was different than his \sh it seems04:30
\shraphink: did you play on amd64?04:30
raphinkyou used long integers in it, instead of normal integeres04:30
raphinknope \sh I have a K704:30
\shraphink: sure...because when he tries to typecast pointers to int he is fucked on amd6404:30
\shor on all 64bit archs04:30
raphinkyes04:31
desrt\sh; only LP64 arches04:31
raphinkbut he kept (int) instead of (long) and says it won't change much to the segfault anyway04:31
\shon i386 it is right that int and long are the same size (32bit) so as the pointer..but on amd64/ia64/and other archs the 64bit pointers are 64bit length and int is on 64bit only 32bit04:31
\shhahaha04:31
\shftbfs again with gcc4?04:31
raphink\sh: ?04:32
\shthe problem with the int and long is a complaint from the gcc404:32
raphinkif you're talking about wesnoth, the patch doesn't cause ftbfs04:32
\shthat's why it ftbfs on our buildd04:32
raphinkit causes segfault04:32
raphinkbut fixes ftbfs04:32
raphinkok04:32
raphinkisaac told me the patch fixes the ftbfs, but causes segfault04:33
raphinkit's just a bit better ;)04:33
raphinkhehe04:33
raphinkat least it builds04:33
\shlet me see how he did it04:34
raphinkok04:35
raphink:)04:35
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raphinkmaybe 5AM will be a good time to go to sleep04:35
raphinkonce this package is built04:35
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\sh+ static int unittype_internal_compare(wesnoth_unittype* left, wesnoth_unittype* right)04:37
\sh+ {04:37
\sh+-      return (int)left->unit_type_ - (int)right->unit_type_;04:37
\sh++      return (int)(left->unit_type_ - right->unit_type_);04:37
\sh+ }04:37
raphinkyep04:38
raphinkhe said you used (long) instead of (int)04:38
\shthat means...that he is doing a pointer substraction and casting it to int..04:38
\shthe question is what is unit_type_ for a type :)04:38
raphinkno idea04:38
raphinkI'm no dev04:39
raphinknever studied c++04:39
raphinkI stopped my school before this courese04:39
raphinkcourse04:39
raphinkand I know that the people who stayed didn't understand it anyway04:39
raphinklol04:39
raphinka friend told me that after a few months studying c++, he finally understood that all he had understood was that he couldn't understand c++04:39
raphink;)04:39
\shwell..it's a pointer04:40
raphinkargh04:40
raphinksomeone needs to explain me pointers sometime04:40
\shtypedef struct {04:40
\sh        PyObject_HEAD04:40
\sh        const unit_type* unit_type_;04:40
\sh} wesnoth_unittype;04:40
raphinkI still don't get what a pointer is04:40
crimsuna pointer is a data type that "points" to another data type04:41
crimsunwe recognise it as a memory location when it is dereferenced04:41
\shwhich means he assumes that the difference between left->unit_type_ and right->unit_type_ is smaller then 64bit04:41
raphinkmhm04:42
\shwhich means he can be wrong04:42
crimsun(int) is the wrong cast04:42
\shor better he could be wrong04:42
raphinkcrimsun: this is nice of you, although I doubt I can undrstand it at 4:42AM if I didn't understand it in the middle of the day before04:42
\shcrimsun: what I did was typecasting to long04:42
crimsunyeah, that's the standard procedure when porting to 64-bit arches04:43
\shwhich is, reading the porting to 64bit arch documents, the right way04:43
raphinkwell if you think this is better, then I can merge it with this change04:43
\shso I think our version won't segfault anyhow04:43
Lathiattseng: http://www.djangoproject.com/snakesandrubies/04:44
\shwell I think it will segfault somewhere..but not for the typecast I introduced04:44
raphinkok04:44
\shraphink: lets fix the bug you told me in our package and leave the ai_python patch from ubuntu like it is now :)04:44
raphinkhow do you mean?04:44
\shraphink: this calculation method I don't trust04:44
raphinkyou mean not merging the new debian package?04:45
\shraphink: the assume that 64bit mem address - 64but mem address == 32bit length04:45
\shraphink: yes04:45
raphinkhmm ok then04:45
\shraphink: don't merge it :) fix the bug you mentioned and send the debdiff04:46
\shif debian asks why, tell him he is wrong04:46
raphinkwell actually if we do that I'd very much like to use *.cfg to fix the colors bug04:46
raphinkand thus prevent another mistake maybe04:46
raphinkbut that will make a bigger debdiff04:46
\shraphink: yeah..that's why you should fix the .cfg issue...but leave the amd64 bit patch like it is now :)04:46
raphinksince it will remove all the *.cfg files in .install04:47
raphinkand replace them by .cfg04:47
raphinkit will fix both -t switch and colors bug though04:47
raphinkat once04:47
\shlemme check how he did it (the cfg issue)04:47
raphinkand maybe more to come in the future will be prevented04:47
raphinkas .cfg file are added04:47
raphinkhad he use *.cfg from the beginning, there would never have been a -t switch & a colors bugs04:48
\shdebian/tmp/usr/share/games/wesnoth/data/*.cfg04:48
\shyou mean this?04:48
raphinkyes04:48
raphinkdid he use this?04:48
\shyes04:49
\shin his new package04:49
raphinkvery good so04:49
raphinkat last I'd say ;)04:49
raphinkusing it in a debdiff in ubuntu would generate a big diff though04:49
raphinkso that's why I asked him to do it himself so we could merge it04:49
raphinkand thus prevent a big debdiff from Debian on our side04:50
\shhum? well it removed all the .cfg entries in .install04:50
raphinkyes04:50
raphinkexactly04:50
raphinkso that's quite big, isn't it?04:50
\shso i don't mind...what about the -t switch?04:50
\shno04:50
raphinkok I tried to add the .cfg manually and rebuild and it works04:50
raphinkthat was it04:50
\shonly 10 lines04:50
raphinkthe -t switch is exactly the same04:51
raphinkthe -t switch is a test_stuff.cfg file missing in .install04:51
raphinkand the colors is a team_colors.cfg file missing in .install04:51
raphinkso using *.cfg fixes both04:51
\shok..I changed now the .cfg entries to a single *.cfg04:51
raphinkalthough so far we have fixed the -t issue by adding this line only to .install04:52
raphinkok04:52
raphinkthat should fix everything :)04:52
raphinkwell I mean the -t switch and the colors04:52
raphinkthe colors being quite useful to play somehow ;)04:52
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raphinkit's confusing ;)04:52
raphink\sh: so you're fixing this in -1ubuntu3 ?04:54
\shyes04:54
\shmoment04:54
raphinkok :)04:54
\shwhat is frigidi?04:54
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raphink\sh: no idea04:54
\shfribidi04:54
raphink $ grep fribidi src/*04:55
\shok..i'll enable this as well04:55
raphinksrc/font.cpp:#include <fribidi/fribidi.h>04:55
crimsununicode bidirectional support04:55
raphinksrc/font.cpp:   char            *c_str = const_cast<char *>(str_.c_str());      // fribidi forgot const...04:55
raphinksrc/font.cpp:   n = fribidi_utf8_to_unicode (c_str, len, bidi_logical);04:55
raphinksrc/font.cpp:   fribidi_log2vis(bidi_logical, n, &base_dir, bidi_visual, NULL, NULL, NULL);04:55
raphinksrc/font.cpp:   fribidi_unicode_to_utf8 (bidi_visual, n, utf8str);04:55
crimsunBuild-Depends += libfribidi-dev04:55
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raphinkthanks for your work \sh, I'll try to do it entirely myself next time :)04:57
\shraphink|bigsleep: no problem...04:59
\shcrimsun: ok..I'll added this as well04:59
\shuploaded05:00
\shok..now for some movies :)05:01
\shlaters05:01
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LaserJockany MOTUs up for a quick REVU review about?05:26
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naliothwhat can be done when the pbuilder environment can't find packages that ARE in the repos ?06:25
crimsunsuch as?06:25
Burgundavianalioth, you got universe enabled in the pbuilder too?06:25
Yagisannalioth: sudo pbuilder update ???06:25
naliothi have universe and multiverse in my pbuilder sources.list, yes06:25
naliothit's been updated06:26
crimsundid you have them in there when the base.tgz was created originally?06:26
naliothyes i have, crimsun06:26
crimsunand you updated, as Yagisan mentioned?06:26
naliothi started this out with a full dapper sources.list (when i created the original base.tgz)06:27
naliothexcept for backports, of course06:27
crimsunI generally update the pbuilders daily06:27
crimsunwhich package is pbuilder not finding?06:28
Yagisannalioth: sometimes when updating *dapper* you don't get all the sources. try again after a few hours06:28
Burgundavianalioth, which mirror are you using?06:28
naliotharchive.ubuntu.com06:30
naliothit doesnt do it with my breezy pbuilder, either, tho06:30
naliother, it cant find the same pkg in the breezy pbuilder06:30
crimsunwhich package?06:30
naliothlibgtkglextmm1-dev   libgtkglext1-dev    neither one of these can be found with my breezy or dapper pbuilder06:31
crimsunthe former exists for ppc for certain06:33
crimsunthe latter, too06:33
crimsun``pbuilder login''06:33
crimsun``apt-cache policy libgtkglextmm1-dev''06:33
naliothok06:37
naliothunable to locate06:38
crimsun``cat /etc/apt/sources.list''  (from within the pbuilder login)06:38
naliothi know it exists for ppc because i've compiled this program locally for myself06:38
naliothbingo06:39
naliothwhat i want to know is: are /etc/pbuilder/apt.config/sources.list  connected to the actual pbuilder ?06:39
naliothbecause i've got a full ubuntu sources.list there06:40
crimsunif that's the path you provided in ~/.pbuilderrc, yes06:40
crimsunI normally stash it in ~/porting/builder/apt.conf/  or something06:40
naliothpath in pbuilderrc?06:41
nalioththis has nothign to do with OTHERMIRROR ?06:41
crimsunAPTCONFDIR="/home/crimsun/porting/builder/apt.config/"06:41
crimsunnope, not OTHERMIRROR06:42
naliothi just adjusted the sources.list, created a new base.tgz and it still doesnt find it06:56
crimsundid you ``sudo pbuilder update --override-config'' ?06:57
naliothif i create a base.tgz, do i still need to update it?07:00
crimsunyes, each day is a good refresh rate07:00
Yagisannalioth: I update mine before using them07:03
naliothok. so even a freshly made base.tgz isn't updated07:03
crimsunnope, not unless you update it manually using the above07:04
naliothok. ty07:05
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naliothmy INCLUDEPACKAGE=gnupg  doesnt seem to work in my pbuilderrc07:15
naliothi've updated my pbuilder sources and updated it and it still can't find the package(s)07:18
crimsunis it using the correct sources.list?07:19
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naliothi have no idea where it is getting it's sources.list, i just logged into it and it has a sources.list that is not in my /etc/pbuilder/apt.config/07:23
crimsunbut does your ~/.pbuilderrc use a different APTCONFDIR?07:25
nalioththis is really pissin me off07:27
nalioththe ~/.pbuilderrc points to the above dir07:27
crimsunand what are the contents of that dir?07:27
naliothi just did a save-after-login to install gnupg (cuz the INCLUDEPACKAGE=gnupg DOEASNT WORK07:27
nalioththe same things in /etc/apt/ are in the above directory07:28
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crimsunof course INCLUDEPACKAGE wouldn't work. It's not a valid directive. You're supposed to use EXTRAPACKAGES.07:29
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naliothok07:29
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ajmitchevening all08:18
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naliothis it common for pbuilder to eat ~2gb of space08:24
zakamewhoa ~2gb?!?08:26
ajmitchnalioth: it can be08:27
ajmitchfor what part though?08:27
naliothyes, it locked me out of my box cuz it ran me out of space08:27
ajmitchthe aptcache? results dir?08:27
ajmitchbase tarballs shouldn't be too big08:27
naliothi had several things in /etc/pbuilder/build/X  mounted in /proc08:27
ajmitchsome projects can take 2-4GB to build08:28
Lathiatsound slike you have build directories left ove08:28
Lathiatthat werent cleaned up08:28
ajmitchlike OOo is a disk hog08:28
=== ajmitch has a pbuilder dir taking 2.9GB
ajmitchand that's after I cleaned stale build dirs :)08:29
naliothwell, now i'm locked out of my box, so am gonna wipe all vestiges of osx off of it08:29
seth_k|lappyhey ajmitch, want to make history by approving REVU rights for the first female ubuntu uploader? ;) Hobbsee e-mailed her key to the keyring address awhile ago08:29
ajmitchoh right08:29
ajmitchI think I saw a keyid & nothing else ;)08:29
ajmitchno 'please add me' or even 'heres my key' ;)08:30
seth_k|lappyhaha08:30
Hobbseehehe sorry about that!08:30
seth_k|lappythe wiki should say that then :P08:30
=== seth_k|lappy adjusts wiki ;)
=== LaserJock started to put link /var/cache/pbuilder to his 60GB backup partition so / wouldn't get full ;-)
Hobbseehi ajmitch - please add me to revu08:30
Hobbseehow's that?08:30
ajmitchA good improvement08:31
seth_k|lappywiki updated, editnote "asking nicely works wonders" :P08:31
ajmitchheh08:31
Hobbseehehe08:32
=== ajmitch just has to find sistpoty's standard reply to cut & paste
naliothi'm screwed08:32
naliothnow it won't load a breezy livecd08:32
ajmitchheh08:33
minghuanalioth: do you use APTCACHE for your pbuilder?08:33
Hobbseeajmitch: standard reply?  you could just give me the shortened version here08:33
seth_k|lappyI added you to the keyring, you may proceed with uploading now. Please get your key signed by someone in the strong set, you'll need a signed key anyway  ;)08:34
seth_k|lappy</standard siretart reply>08:34
Hobbseehehe ok08:34
=== Hobbsee thinks that will be difficult - i live in australia
seth_k|lappyum08:34
seth_k|lappyajmitch is practically next door! :P08:35
Hobbseeajmitch: where are you?08:35
=== seth_k|lappy is in the oklahoma desert, where crimsun is about his closest bet
LaserJockit think there are quite a few Australians running around08:35
ajmitchHobbsee: New Zealand08:36
Hobbseehehe, yeah, right, real close then08:36
ajmitchHobbsee: short answer is that it's added, login with your email address as used on that key on REVU & use the lost pw option there08:36
seth_k|lappysee! practically next door! :P08:36
ajmitchshort trip across the ditch ;)08:36
=== LaserJock waves to seth_k|lappy across the Rockies from NV :-)
seth_k|lappy:)08:37
ajmitchHobbsee: where in .au? there are plenty of strange geeks around for keysignings08:37
Hobbseeajmitch: sydney08:37
ajmitchno problem then08:37
ajmitchthere's at least a couple of people in this channel from sydney08:37
ajmitchI'm sure SLUG probably run keysignings every now & then08:38
Hobbseetrue08:39
Hobbseei'll look into it - may end up waiting till march though, not sure yet08:39
ajmitchright08:39
ajmitchgot something happening then?08:39
Hobbseei start university then08:40
=== ajmitch guesses you're not making the trip to .nz for LCA
ajmitchah08:40
Hobbseehehe - i wish!08:43
Hobbseealthough, kamping_kaiser's going there, and then coming back via sydney - still workign all that out08:43
LaserJockHobbsee: what will you be studying at university?08:46
HobbseeLaserJock: a bachelor of technology in optoelectronics08:46
Hobbseeajmitch: no passport either - wouldnt help08:46
LaserJockHobbsee: cool, are/would you interested in scienctific packages?08:47
Hobbseeajmitch: hehe thanks...but...where do i log in?08:47
HobbseeLaserJock: possibly, i'm more working on the kde packages at the moment08:47
ajmitchrevu.tauware.de :)08:48
ajmitchyou don't need to login to upload08:48
=== Hobbsee bookmarks yet another link
ajmitchall the comments go there, and to the motu-reviewers list now08:48
LaserJockHobbsee: I started a MOTU Science team (wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUScience) if you are interested08:48
Hobbseeok08:49
=== Hobbsee uploads her first package to revu
LaserJockHobbsee: I'm a physical chemistry student that works with lasers so I know enough optoelectronics to be dangerous ;-)08:50
Hobbseehehe!08:51
Hobbseefun!08:51
ajmitchLaserJock: nice :)08:51
seth_k|lappymicrobiology here, I'll infect you before you can shoot me with your lasers :)08:51
=== ajmitch is going back & doing electronics, possibly some optoelectronics :)
LaserJockseth_k|lappy: but I can shoot you from a large distance08:52
seth_k|lappyhmm08:52
seth_k|lappyI'll ponder this08:52
=== seth_k|lappy joins the MOTUScience team anyways
seth_k|lappyLaserJock's being on the MOTU team is confusing since he's not a MOTU :P08:53
ajmitchyou don't have to be a MOTU to be on the team :)08:53
LaserJockI don't worry so much about the laser itself, we have ~6 50,000 V capacitors in the power supply08:53
ajmitchouch08:53
seth_k|lappyajmitch, I'll join both at once then ;)08:54
ajmitchf?08:54
LaserJockseth_k|lappy: yeah, we only have 1 MOTU on the team08:54
seth_k|lappyLaserJock, no, I meant the MOTU team proper, not MOTUScience08:54
seth_k|lappyremember I asked you once to review something because I saw you on the MOTU list?08:54
LaserJockoh, yeah. I get confused about that too08:54
LaserJockmotu != MOTU08:55
LaserJockubuntu-dev == MOTU, right?08:55
ajmitchLaserJock: yeah, not sure why you're on the motu group there :)08:55
ajmitchubuntu-dev == approved by TB08:55
seth_k|lappyyeah08:56
ajmitchand will be used to control upload rights once we move to soyuz (I can dream)08:56
LaserJockajmitch: some MOTU told me too, can't remember who though08:56
seth_k|lappyajmitch, how much stuff, in your opinion, should I have under my belt before I consider applying for MOTU? I've had nearly two dozen uploads into dapper, and am maintaining five packages.08:57
ajmitchseth_k|lappy: that might just about be sufficient08:57
ajmitchdepending on what other MOTUs say08:57
ajmitchsince we have to vouch for the quality of your packaging, that you won't break stuff, etc08:57
seth_k|lappyright08:58
seth_k|lappyRiddell wanted me to hurry up and apply so we could have more KDE-oriented MOTUs :P that's what I really am focused towards.08:58
ajmitchhehe08:58
seth_k|lappyso I'm pretty sure he'd vouch for me08:58
ajmitchbut nobody uses KDE ;)08:58
seth_k|lappyrawr08:58
=== Burgundavia notes that Ubuntu has lost Lathiat
Burgundaviahe has gone to the dark side, Kubuntu08:59
Hobbseehaha sure they dont!08:59
ajmitchBurgundavia: what?08:59
ajmitchBurgundavia: oh man, no wonder he doesn't show up here anymore08:59
ajmitchhow will I be able to talk to him when I see him at LCA?08:59
BurgundaviaI am sure you can talk him out of it08:59
=== Burgundavia blames temporary insanity
LaserJockajmitch: better bring a surgical mask, it can be contagious09:00
ajmitchno, a large hammer will be better09:00
seth_k|lappyhaha09:00
seth_k|lappyand then hm, sistpoty (who also happens to be my favorite MOTU) has reviewed a ton of my packages, so I'll bet he could note that my package quality is acceptable.09:00
=== seth_k|lappy ponders
ajmitchwhy talk someone out of something when you can beat it out? ;)09:00
LaserJocklol09:00
Hobbseehehe09:01
Hobbseei rather like that idea - just dont beat me - i'll break!09:01
seth_k|lappynow that we have a lady in our midst you will have to be gentler, ajmitch :P09:01
ajmitchoh I am, don't worry09:02
=== ajmitch confesses to using KDE at times also
ajmitchseth_k|lappy: I'll try & be just as strict when reviewing packages though :)09:04
LaserJockso now I wonder why I am a member of motu09:04
Hobbseei'll be fine :)09:04
ajmitchLaserJock: not sure, it used to be so we all got the bug mails09:04
ajmitchbut then we set the contact address as a mailing list09:04
ajmitchHobbsee: just wait09:05
LaserJockajmitch: that could be, I vaguely remember somebody saying "why not"09:05
Hobbseeoh dear, sounds ominous.  But hey, i've just realised, in the uploaders group, i'd never have to wear a nametag :P09:05
LaserJockI guess I will just have to become a MOTU some time to fix the situation ;-)09:06
ajmitchHobbsee: why do you have a bunch of debdiff files in debian/ ?09:07
seth_k|lappyajmitch, I'm working with her on it09:07
seth_k|lappyfirst upload, first time uupdate'ing :)09:08
Hobbseeajmitch: cos i screwed up, we're working on it09:08
ajmitchright..09:08
LaserJockok, gotta get to bed. cya all09:09
ajmitchm, debian/ as symlink..09:09
seth_k|lappyg'night LaserJock, it's earlier for you than for me ;)09:10
ajmitchjust after 9PM here, hardly bed time09:10
seth_k|lappyjust after 9PM... tomorrow09:10
seth_k|lappy2:10am here, but saturday09:11
ajmitchheh09:11
Hobbseeyou didnt want sleep anyway seth_k|lappy09:11
seth_k|lappydid too, but who am I to resist the charms of a girl who needs packaging help09:11
ajmitchI don't think I've ever actually used uupdate :)09:11
Hobbseehehehe09:11
ajmitchsigh, geeks when there's a girl around09:12
Hobbseelol09:12
Hobbseeit's more laughable from this side09:12
naliothpbuilder ate my hard driver09:12
ajmitchI can imagine09:12
naliothhow do you get it to clean up after itself?09:12
ajmitchnalioth: APTCACHE="" will make it run a lot slower but it won't cache build-depends09:13
ajmitchin the pbuilderrc09:13
Burgundaviaajmitch, you read that piece "10 reasons to marry a geek"?09:13
ajmitchand you can periodically clean the results dir09:13
ajmitchBurgundavia: maybe09:13
naliothajmitch: it wasnt the aptcache that locked me out09:14
naliothajmitch: it was the build dir09:14
=== seth_k|lappy uses --buildresult ../ and builds each package's stuff in the dir right above, so I can remove everything at once when I'm done with that package
Burgundaviaajmitch, one of them was about worshiping the ground that the women walks on09:14
ajmitchnalioth: no, but aptcache takes up a fair bit of space after awhile09:14
naliothajmitch: i had 4 folders in /build that were mounted in /proc09:15
ajmitchnalioth: pbuilder ought to remove build dirs once it finishes a build, whether success or failure09:15
Lathiatnalioth: its the other wy around09:15
ajmitchmounted in /proc?09:15
Lathiatproc is mounted inside the build dirs09:15
Lathiatajmitch: sometimes it screws up09:15
Lathiati had a few lying around09:15
Lathiatesp fi you ^C it09:15
ajmitchLathiat: sure, I have about 15 dirs still lying around09:15
naliothLathiat: thank you, the point is: it ate my space09:15
ajmitch^C multiple times would do it09:15
Lathiatnalioth: what you need to do, is umount all those procs09:15
Lathiatnalioth: then rm -rf the build dir09:15
ajmitch^C once usually lets it clean up09:16
naliothtoo late, Lathiat i've used a fedore core 4 ppc64 install cd to take care of things09:16
naliothsince the breezy liveCD wouldnt boot on my powermac09:16
Lathiatwtf09:16
Lathiatthats a bit darastic lol09:16
ajmitchI'd say09:16
=== ajmitch has pbuilder running all on /home anyway
naliothwell, the thing wouldnt log in (ppc doesnt offer a 'rescue' option with yaboot)09:17
ajmitchexcept on this laptop :)09:17
ajmitchpeople in #ubuntu irritate me sometimes09:20
ajmitchreally09:21
Burgundaviaajmitch, I gave up on that channel a few weeks back09:21
=== seth_k|lappy plugs along in #kubuntu, they need *somebody* to help them
seth_k|lappythe forums are a joke09:21
Burgundaviaseth_k|lappy, they are simply misinformed09:22
Burgundaviaespecially the development one09:22
ajmitchI'm about ready to give up on #ubuntu, except they like to have *someone* to keep order09:22
naliothseth_k|lappy: read "lost"09:22
=== Hobbsee isnt watching #kubuntu at all
Burgundaviageez ubuntu-devel is filled with long and useless threads recently09:23
seth_k|lappymultitask! women are supposed to be good at it, Hobbsee !09:23
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ajmitchubuntu-devel is getting steadily more useless also09:24
Hobbseeok, we here this time?09:24
Burgundaviaajmitch, fedora-devel is quite bad. Look at debian-devel and d-d-l09:25
BurgundaviaHobbsee, check09:25
HobbseeBurgundavia: excellent - connection just died for some reason09:25
ajmitchoh debian-devel is quite noisy09:25
seth_k|lappynalioth, graah09:25
BurgundaviaI have noticed lots of aussies tend to do that09:25
seth_k|lappynalioth, as soon as you leave u-offtopic, people start pasting whole screens09:25
=== Burgundavia hugs his Canadian ADSL connection
ajmitchBurgundavia: and those of us in NZ09:26
Burgundaviaajmitch, well, it is either old cable or flaky sats09:26
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YagisanG'day all.09:39
YagisanHi Hobbsee, nice to see someone else from sydney09:39
Hobbseehey Yagisan - definetly nice09:39
ajmitchhi Yagisan09:40
ajmitchhow's it going?09:40
YagisanG'day ajmitch - not bad - I did a new ia32libs-universe upload to revu09:40
ajmitchnice09:41
=== ajmitch hasn't tried to review it yet, sorry
Yagisandiscovered that wine64 can't run 32bit win apps09:41
ajmitchsadly09:41
Yagisanand that to do that we need both wine, and a wine64 installed09:41
Yagisan#winehq told me it was impossible - so I'll try to have something done by this weekend :)09:42
ajmitchthe usual way is in chroots09:42
ajmitchbut I know biarch stuff has been landing recently09:42
Yagisanneed to make a wrapper that can tell the difference between win64 and win32 apps09:42
ajmitchthere is a simple way, right?09:43
ajmitchdoes 'file' give that info?09:43
=== ajmitch has no amd64 box to try it on?
Yagisanajmitch: maybe, I'd have to look up PE header info and see if it changed much09:43
ajmitchs/?//09:43
Yagisanajmitch: were is this biarch stuff you speak of ?09:44
ajmitchask jbailey, I think he was doing stuff :)09:45
Yagisanajmitch: also got word back that my mother-in-law survived her cancer surgery, and is still in ICU09:45
crimsunYagisan: send my regards. One of my good friends was just diagnosed with Hodgkin's and began chemo last night.09:46
ajmitchYagisan: oh, good to hear she's through that part09:47
Yagisancrimsun: thanks.09:47
YagisanM-I-L had are large chunk of lung removed09:47
Yagisanbut they think they got it all09:47
ajmitchso it hasn't progressed further? that's good to hear09:48
Yagisancrimsun: I do hope your friend gets better.09:48
Yagisanajmitch: yep - all we can do now is wait. just in case I've started preparing the kids passports though09:49
ajmitchthey're solely australian citizens?09:49
Yagisanajmitch: nope - dual until 21, when Japan makes them choose09:50
Yagisanajmitch: it's just a *lot* of paperwork09:50
ajmitchnot too bad09:50
ajmitchI thought they might have been stricter than that09:50
Yagisanajmitch: yep - the standard thing is say to Japan - yep I'm Japanese, but not tell any other country that :-D09:51
crimsunYagisan: thanks09:51
Yagisanajmitch: then no real changes09:51
ajmitchheh09:51
seth_k|lappyajmitch, how much voodoo does it take to get marked as reviewer for REVU?09:52
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=== seth_k|lappy thinks that might be a nice additional padding for his MOTU app
Yagisanseth_k|lappy: well, you need to be a full motu09:53
seth_k|lappyYagisan, no, you don't. raphink reviews, and he's not motu09:53
seth_k|lappyyou just can't advocate09:53
seth_k|lappyfrom my understanding09:53
Yagisanseth_k|lappy: I can't review and leave comments, as I'm not a motu yet. that's what siretart said, he said in revu2 that would be fixed09:54
ajmitchseth_k|lappy: you need to convince others that your reviewing is worthwhile :)09:54
seth_k|lappyhehe09:54
seth_k|lappysounds like it'd be better to concentrate on packaging for now, then09:55
seth_k|lappythan to get diverted09:55
ajmitchI'll talk to others & see09:55
Yagisanajmitch: you familiar with plone stuff ?? I'm looking for a plone on ubuntu for dummies, but google isn't helping much09:55
ajmitchYagisan: yes, I am09:56
ajmitchapt-get install plone-site09:56
ajmitchto get the basics09:56
ajmitchiirc that'll setup a zope instance with plone loaded in it09:56
Yagisanajmitch: ok - that's all I need for a basic installation ?09:57
ajmitchpretty much09:57
Yagisanajmitch: thanks - I was wondering why just installing plone didn't seem to do anything09:58
ajmitchbecause plone has to live in a zope instance09:58
Yagisanajmitch: my website looks like shit, so I thought I'd try something new, pity they never really taught this stuff when I did my web stuff09:59
naliothwhere do i report flight bugs? bugzilla or malone?10:00
ajmitchsetting up & skinning a plone site does take a bit of effort10:00
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Yagisannalioth: is the package main or universe ? if main bugzilla else malone10:00
Yagisanajmitch: that's fine - I have plenty of time - my main concern is CJK support10:00
ajmitchah10:01
ajmitchI think most of the linguaplone code has been merged into plone 2.110:01
nalioththe liveCD won't boot in my powermac10:01
naliothif i have 2 partitions, can i have them both mounted on / or do i need to choose a dir in / ?10:02
Yagisanajmitch: I will be making a web-based presentation for the potential Japanese partner companies, and my poor wife needs to translate10:02
naliothi would like to merge my free space, but i can't get any liveCDs to load10:02
ajmitchYagisan: plone generally has excellent i18n capabilities compared to others10:03
=== Mez finally finds out how to let the backports bugs go straight to the mailing list from launchpad without having to accept them all or have the person on the list
MezX-Launchpad-Bug: product=breezy-backports; .*10:04
Mezyay!10:04
ajmitchMez: useful10:04
Mezmade a filter rule for it :D10:04
Yagisanajmitch: thanks - may I bother you if I hit any snags on the way ?10:04
ajmitchhow do you automatically approve those in mailman?10:04
ajmitchsure10:04
ajmitchthat's what the zope team is for :)10:05
Yagisannalioth: You can't have two partitions mounted as / . You'd lose access to the first one, when you mount the second10:05
Mezajmitch - > in privacy options - > spam filters10:06
ajmitchright10:06
Mezyou can set a regexp on headers to auto-accept10:06
=== Mez adds
MezX-Launchpad-Bug: .*product=breezy-backports;.*10:06
MezX-Launchpad-Bug: .*assignee=ubuntu-backports@lists.ubuntu.com;.*10:06
ajmitchah, I didn't see that on the list I wanted10:06
ajmitch(ubuntu-mono)10:06
Mez:D10:07
Mezfor bugs to be accpted I take ?10:07
MezIt's a good thing10:07
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ajmitchthe main thing is that we can't subscibe the team to those packages10:07
ajmitchalthough each of us can subscribe to them now10:07
Mezsubscribe ?10:08
minghuaajmitch: like debian's PTS?10:08
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ajmitchminghua: not nearly as good10:09
ajmitchMez: subcribe, get bug reports, etc10:09
Mezoh10:09
MezI thought you could subsciribe teams10:09
Mezthey count as people don't they ?10:09
ajmitchthey should10:10
Mezbut dont?10:10
ajmitchbut I don't think it worked - I didn't try myself10:10
Meztry ;) :P10:11
ajmitchhm, seemed to work now10:13
ajmitchmaybe they fixed it10:13
ajmitchas often happens10:13
minghuawhen you close a bug, the bug that is labeled as duplicate doesn't get closed automatically?10:15
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seth_k|lappymarking a duplicate is a form of closing10:15
minghuaseth_k|lappy: it still shows as [Accepted]  in the "lastest bugs" window, which looks bad10:17
minghuaseth_k|lappy: not that I have a big complaint though10:17
seth_k|lappyminghua, ahh, in LP10:17
seth_k|lappysorry, thought you meant bugzilla10:18
seth_k|lappyfile a malone bug or yell at #launchpad, I hear they love that stuff ;)10:18
naliothdoes anyone know a bootable livecd that works on a dual proc powermac  G5?10:18
minghuaI'll yell in #lauchpad I think10:18
minghuanot in the mood of filing bug10:18
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seth_k|lappyajmitch, I think Hobbsee is ready for you now ;) the package isn't as clean as a new one would be, but for sticking with upstream and not deviating too drastically it should be fine.10:22
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Hobbsee:P10:22
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Hobbseehehe nah - i'll keep you up even longer seth_k|lappy!10:23
seth_k|lappytch10:23
seth_k|lappyyou're not a real girl10:23
seth_k|lappyI can turn you off by clicking...10:23
ajmitchsilly people10:24
Hobbseehehe10:24
naliothi can't believe i'm having to use a &#@#*$@*@ redhat install cd to rescue myself10:26
Yagisannalioth: you must have broken it really good. All this for pbuilder ?10:29
ajmitchI'm quite impressed10:29
zakamenalioth w00t10:29
naliothpbuilder ate all my space10:32
ajmitchyou must have a small drive10:32
naliothi'm fixing the problem10:32
naliothwhat gets me, is that breezy and flight-2 liveCDs won't boot in the machine10:33
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ajmitchHobbsee_away: bad news is that it didn't build in pbuilder10:50
ajmitchmore correctly, the source didn't even unpack10:50
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ajmitchbbl10:54
Mithrandirenjoy. :-)10:54
Hobbsee_awayajmitch: what???11:08
Hobbsee_awaybuilt on my pbuilder!11:09
Hobbseeok, now i'm confused - i'll look at this again after more sleep11:13
crimsunHobbsee: url?11:14
Hobbseecrimsun: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=141911:14
Hobbseeok, it's not building on my pbuilder anymore - it screwed up somehow11:14
crimsunHobbsee: k, sec11:17
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Gloubiboulgahello11:23
Hobbseehey Gloubiboulga11:24
Gloubiboulgahi Hobbsee11:25
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crimsunHobbsee: since my revu login isn't working, I'll comment here: You might consider versioning the package along the lines of what Debian experimental uses: http://packages.qa.debian.org/k/kradio.html11:28
crimsunHobbsee: you don't necessarily have to use Debian's infrastructure, but it's easier maintenance-wise11:29
crimsunHobbsee: if you decide to keep your packaging infrastructure, I recommend you version yours as 0.9+1.0beta3b, that way an official 1.0-0ubuntu1 (or 1.0-1 from Debian) will replace it cleanly11:31
Hobbseeok11:32
Hobbseecrimsun: ok11:32
crimsunHobbsee: I recommend you actually start with http://kradio.sourceforge.net/download/kradio-snapshot_2005_12_04.tar.bz211:33
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Hobbseeok11:34
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crimsunthat can be versioned as 0.1+snapshot20051204-0ubuntu111:34
Hobbsee_awayyep11:34
Hobbsee_awaycrimsun: even though the other versions started with 0.3?11:35
StevenKDates usually appear first.11:35
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crimsunHobbsee_away: it's up to you, really. I would just avoid use 1.0* as the base, since eventually you'll want an official, final 1.011:35
StevenK2005.12.04-snapshot-0ubuntu111:35
StevenKWait. Let me find a package that actually uses a date. :-)11:36
StevenK0.2004090900-1.1build111:36
StevenKThat's what I was thinking of.11:36
crimsunright, like wine has used all these years.11:37
StevenKThe problem is, if you include a date, dpkg may require you to add an epoch.11:37
StevenK(When you hit 1.0)11:37
Hobbsee_awaytrue11:42
YagisanStevenK: why might you need to add an epoch ?11:45
StevenKBecause 1.0-1 < 0.200409090-111:46
StevenK(Possibly)11:46
YagisanStevenK: if the version is <1lessthenreal>+<real>+date+ubuntu11:46
YagisanStevenK: ah - I see - slight misunderstanding11:47
StevenKOooer, that's false.11:47
crimsunjust try dpkg --compare-versions 0.2004090900-1.1build1 lt 1.0-1 && echo "1.0-1 is greater"11:47
StevenKsteven@broken:~% dpkg --compare-versions 1.0-1 gt 0.200409090-1 && echo 'Yay'11:47
StevenKYay11:47
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tsengLathiat: yep, on the rails blog11:59
Lathiattseng: :)12:06
tsengDHH is always too "dapper" to be a geek12:07
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StevenK\sh_away: xterm is not a native package!12:20
crimsunit wasn't packaged as a native one12:21
minghuaI think xterm is now12:22
minghuaat least in debian12:22
StevenKxterm 208-0ubuntu1 isn't native either.12:22
crimsunI can't see where he did anything wrong.12:23
crimsundnusinow did pretty much the same thing12:23
crimsunoh, I see12:23
minghuascratch that12:24
crimsunthere's no .orig.tar.gz to correspond to his -0ubuntu112:24
minghuaxterm 208-1 in debian still has .orig.tar.gz12:24
crimsunright12:25
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minghuasee you guys12:26
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crimsunk, merges continue.12:27
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jpatrickis someone merging smb4k?12:49
chninkelI need a package to be rebuilt to correct a dependancy12:51
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chninkelhow do I request this ?12:51
chninkelsee https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/mercator/+bug/652812:51
UbugtuMalone bug 6528: "libmercator-0.2-4c2a can't be installed (libstdc++ new allocator build)" Fix req. for: mercator (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: New http://launchpad.net/bugs/652812:51
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Hobbseeajmitch: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1419 - done a new version, hope it works, off to sleep now02:10
Hobbseehmmm...new version isnt showing yet, but it's the one that has snapshot in the version name02:12
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zakameevening MOTUs02:40
jpatrickzakame: (Not a MOTU): evening02:41
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zakameheya jpatrick :)02:41
zakamejpatrick: but I think you'll soon be ;)02:42
jpatrickhave to wait for the CoC meeting :002:42
zakameooh, that's just around the corner :)02:43
jpatrickcan someone look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1420 ?02:45
zakamechecking02:46
jpatricknew upstream release02:47
jpatrickthat's all02:47
zakamehm version should be 0.6.5-0ubuntu1 to avoid conflicting with the (eventual) Debian release of 0.6.5-102:49
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zakameand yes, lintian says source-contains-CVS-dir02:49
jpatrickzakame: reuploading02:56
zakamejpatrick: w00t02:57
StevenKzakame: Okay, I accept what you say about linkchecker, so can you request a sync?03:00
StevenKzakame: Also, in regards to moin, I noticed Debian has a newer version, so I have prepared a new debdiff.03:01
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YagisanG'day mhz03:02
StevenK-rw-r--r--  1 steven users 16K 2006-01-08 01:00 moin_1.4.99+1.5.0rc1-1ubuntu1.debdiff03:02
zakameheya Yagisan , mhz , StevenK :)03:02
mhzG'day (as in good duy), Yagisan03:03
mhzzakame: nice to greet ya03:03
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zakamehehe03:03
StevenKzakame: I can upload the new moin debdiff to LP, or I can throw it on the web?03:03
YagisanG'day zakame,03:04
Yagisanmhz - have you used plone ?03:04
mhzYagisan: 3 duys only03:04
mhzYagisan: what d'u need?03:05
zakameStevenK: sync requested :) yeah, just upload the moin debdiff :)03:05
zakamebrb03:05
Yagisanmhz: I've just installed a test version, and made a simple page in english. I now want to make a translated version of the same page03:06
Yagisanmhz: I ended up with 2 visible pages, when what I want is 1 for english, and 1 for japanese - depending on browser language03:06
Yagisanmhz: and perhaps latter, 1 spanish ;)03:07
mhzheheh03:07
mhzYagisan: Plone looks nice for it, indeed03:07
mhzYagisan: have you tried Trac ?03:08
Yagisanmhz: no, I'm making my way through universe03:08
mhzokis03:08
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Mithrandirit's in trac in breezy at least03:09
Mithrandirs/trac/universe/03:09
tsengits a nice package03:09
StevenKDepends: python (<< 2.5), python (>= 2.4), python2.303:10
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StevenK*Stupid* ${python:Depends}!03:10
StevenKzakame: Right, I will need to debug that problem, I will upload a new, fixed debdiff after I wake up.03:11
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mhzYagisan: no idea about CJK, but I do know it has nice features you'll just love to have around03:12
chninkelI have a package that depends on lesstif2 which is in debian but not in ubuntu03:12
mhzand yet, it's made simple03:12
chninkelhow to I request this package to be synced ?03:12
Yagisanmhz: CJK is an essential requirement for me, for obvious reasons :)03:14
mhzYagisan: CJK is for japaneese stuff, right/03:14
mhz?03:14
Yagisanmhz: Chinese Japanese Korean03:14
mhzYagisan: Trac uses MoinMoin wiki as its wiki (CMS) and I have seen Japaneese/Chineese people happily working with Moin, so I guess you should have no trouble at all03:15
mhzYagisan: and if moin is no good for you... you can always slap me or pour lemmon juice in my eyes03:16
Yagisanmhz: I'll also test it too, although it's not really for a "development" site03:18
zakameback03:19
mhzYagisan: just ping me if you need anything03:21
mhzYagisan: but on a second thought, if you feel already confident with Plone...03:21
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lifelessso, pbuilder03:24
Yagisanmhz: I wouldn't say confident - I've only had it running for about 30minutes or so03:24
lifelesshow are you meant to combine the _source changes and the pbuilder output ?03:24
mhzYagisan: my whole life has passed thruogh my eyes in less than that :D03:25
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Yagisanlifeless: still up, shouldn't you be in bed at this hour03:26
Yagisan?03:26
lifelessyes03:26
Yagisanlifeless: raining up there at epping ? just finished down here03:27
lifelessI dont think so03:29
lifelesscant hear it03:29
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zakamehmmm03:35
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thierry_I need to fix a makefile so that it installs the .so file (for shared librairy), and I know nothing about makefiles, could you point me some doc or people who could help me?03:37
thierry_zakame : are you in the science team?03:40
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thierry_zakame : are you in the science team?03:46
zakamethierry_: heya, no, at least not yet :)03:47
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thierry_anyone on science team here?03:48
zakamehm LaserJock isn't around :(03:48
azeemthierry_: because of the .so file?03:48
thierry_no no it's something else03:48
azeemah03:48
zakameheya azeem :)03:48
azeemhi03:48
thierry_I just want to get my patch at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/geg/+bug/5399 reviewed faster and I was wondering if I should add the science team in CC since geg is math app03:49
UbugtuMalone bug 5399: "[PATCH]  adding a .desktop file to geg" Fix req. for: geg (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU Reviewers Team, Status: New http://launchpad.net/bugs/539903:49
zakameah03:50
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chninkeli am working on the xmakemol package which needs the GLwMDrawA.h file03:59
chninkelit doesn't seem to be available: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=GLwMDrawA.h&searchmode=searchfiles&case=insensitive&version=breezy&arch=i38603:59
chninkelis this normal ?03:59
azeemchninkel: why are you working on it?04:02
chninkelazeem: merging04:02
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azeemchninkel: that search you cite is for breezy, packages.u.c does not have dapper for file searching it seems04:03
chninkelazeem: i also try auto-apt search -f GLwMDrawA.h04:04
azeembah, does this mean Ubuntu and Debian have different names for the GL libraries now?04:05
chninkelazeem: GLwMDrawA.h was present in hoary but not in breezy, I supposed the file disappeared after GLUTransition04:06
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chninkelazeem: do you know someone who can answer me on this problem ?04:10
zakamechninkel: re: lesstif2, it seems src:lesstif1-1 dropped building the binary lesstif204:16
azeemchninkel: which version of the package are you trying to compile?  The breezy one, or something merged?04:16
zakamechninkel: Debian already has a separate src lesstif2 package04:18
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chninkelzakame: yes I opened a bug for this: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/lesstif1-1/+bug/653604:27
UbugtuMalone bug 6536: "1 (Ubuntu) - new package lesstif2 " Fix req. for: lesstif1-1 (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU, Status: New http://launchpad.net/bugs/653604:27
chninkelzakame: can't we sync this package ?04:27
chninkelzakame: I thought the lesstif1 has still lesstif2 support04:27
chninkelazeem: I am working on dapper on merging lastest xmakemol package04:28
zakamechninkel: prolly, but I think this is autosynced04:28
chninkelzakame: the changelog date is 11 Nov 200504:28
chninkelzakame: on debian04:28
chninkelzakame: but it's maybe not the date of arrival of the package in debian04:29
chninkelzakame: how frequently are packages synced ?04:30
zakamehm04:30
azeemif [  -r $indir/$FILE.out.orig ] ; then04:31
azeem        cp -u $indir/$FILE.out.orig $indir/$FILE.out;04:31
azeemelse04:31
azeem        molpro < $indir/$FILE.com > $indir/$FILE.out;04:31
azeemfi04:31
azeemargh04:31
azeemsorry04:31
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reaper1anybody there?04:35
zakameheya reaper1 :)04:37
reaper1nice to meet you zakame04:38
zakamewhat's up, reaper1 ?04:39
reaper1do you know where i can find eoisodes of the 2002 masters of the universe tv series04:40
Yagisanreaper1: well, they aren't here04:41
zakamewhoa, ubuntu-motu has a TV series?!?04:41
reaper1been looking everywhere with no luck04:41
Yagisanreaper1: this isn't a downloads channel - it's a development channel04:41
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reaper1sorry can someone suggest a download channel that might have what im looking for im new to this04:43
azeemreaper1: google just announced such a service, maybe iTunes Video store?04:46
reaper1thank for your help04:47
jpatrickzakame: lol04:50
zakamechninkel: seems you'll have a blast with xmakemol, lesstif2 is dropped from dapper04:58
chninkelzakame: why that ?04:59
chninkelzakame: where do you find this info ?04:59
zakamechninkel: <pitti> zakame: because it's crack, and we don't want/need it05:00
zakamechninkel: at -devel05:01
zakame#u-devel05:01
Amaranthxmakemol? what does that do?05:01
chninkelAmaranth:  visualizing atomic and molecular systems05:02
chninkelAmaranth: I don't use myself05:02
Amaranthdid someone request it?05:02
chninkelAmaranth: it was in the merge list05:03
Amaranthah05:03
Amaranthsounds like it'll have to be dropped05:03
zakameindeed, if lesstif2 is crack05:03
chninkelAmaranth: I'll check if it can be compiled with lesstif1 but I have still a problem with a missing header file05:04
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zakamechninkel: or, you could try hacking on xmakemol with upstream, and convince them to use something else other than lesstif*05:04
azeemzakame: a different toolkit?05:04
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chninkelzakame: different toolkit would need a big rewrite no ?05:05
Amaranthsomething we don't want to do, yes05:05
zakamechninkel, azeem: yeah, but that wouldn't be needed to be done by MOTU05:06
zakameindeed, it would be best for xmakemol to be dropped for now05:06
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chninkelzakame: ok will try to build with lesstif1, but I will drop this package if this can't be done05:06
chninkelzakame: by curiosity, why is lesstif2 crack ?05:06
zakamechninkel: dunno myself, ask pitti :)  I asked in -devel why it wasn't yet in dapper...05:07
Amaranthchninkel: too many security issues05:09
Amaranthbasically it was a PITA to have because pitti kept having to make security updates05:10
chninkelAmaranth: ok I see05:10
zakamegn8 all, good luck chninkel :)05:11
chninkelzakame: thks, gn805:12
Yagisannight all05:20
azeemchninkel: lesstif2 will be back, it just needs a sync05:21
chninkelazeem: ??05:33
azeemchninkel: when pitti said "we don't need it", he meant in main05:33
azeemit is supposed to be in universe, but on the merge blacklist right now, as it got built from two source packages05:34
azeemthat should be worked out soon05:34
chninkelchninkel: ok05:34
chninkelazeem: thanks for the answer05:34
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LaserJockbmonty | tseng : ping?05:51
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thierry_LaserJock : could you check https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/geg/+bug/539906:14
UbugtuMalone bug 5399: "[PATCH]  adding a .desktop file to geg" Fix req. for: geg (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU Reviewers Team, Status: New http://launchpad.net/bugs/539906:14
thierry_LaserJock : if it's alright, I'll start creating a lot of .desktop file for science apps06:14
LaserJockthierry_: ok06:16
thierry_LaserJock : and if you're a MOTU you can always leave a comment saying "ok to upload" :)06:17
LaserJockthierry_: unfortunately, I'm not a MOTU yet06:18
jpatrickme neither06:18
thierry_k06:18
thierry_LaserJock : so is it ok?06:28
LaserJockthierry_: just a sec06:28
LaserJockthierry_: did you create the icon?06:29
\shmoins06:29
\shraphink: ping06:29
Gloubiboulgahi \sh06:29
raphink\sh: pong06:29
\shraphink: you remember what we talked about this morning, about wesnoth and the patch?06:29
\shraphink: http://gna.org/bugs/?func=detailitem&item_id=499206:29
\shraphink: the upstream patch is totally wrong...ours is right :)06:29
raphinkhmm ok :)06:30
\shraphink: you can read it there :)06:30
raphink static int unit_internal_compare(wesnoth_unit* left, wesnoth_unit* right)06:30
raphink {06:30
\shraphink: it's the original bugreport btw :)06:30
raphink return (int)left->unit_ - (int)right->unit_;06:30
raphink }06:30
raphink06:31
raphink should be replaced by06:31
raphink06:31
raphink static int unit_internal_compare(wesnoth_unit* left, wesnoth_unit* right)06:31
raphink {06:31
raphink return (int)(left->unit_ - right->unit_);06:31
thierry_LaserJock : no it's in the package source06:31
raphink }06:31
raphinkwhat's the diff???06:31
\shraphink: no read the comments :)06:31
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raphinkoh yes06:31
raphinkI see the diff06:31
raphinkhehe sorry06:31
raphinkbut it doesnt' change the (int) into (long) though06:31
raphinkthis patch is wrong iyo?06:31
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LaserJockthierry_: it's kind of a bad name for an icon since one would expect it to be the same as the app's name06:32
LaserJockthierry_: but if they did it and not you it's probably not good to go renaming it ;-)06:32
raphink\sh: did you test it on 64 ?06:32
\shraphink: yes..the mentioned reporters patch is broken...I commented on this...and the guy replied and saw his mistake :)06:32
raphinkok06:32
raphinkgood06:33
\shraphink: I can06:33
\sh't play it :) I don't have a monitor and ssh -X and then chroot_dapper doesn't work :)06:33
raphinklol06:33
\shraphink: but I know I'm right :)06:34
raphinkok06:34
raphink:)06:34
raphinkgood06:34
raphinkso we shall not sync -2 from Debian06:34
raphinksince it's not fixed properly in it06:34
thierry_LaserJock : it wasn't initialy the icon for the app, but the icon for sinus graph06:34
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\shraphink: that's what I said this morning and we didn't :)06:35
raphinkyes06:35
raphinkI was just seeing a few hours ago that -2 had entered the repos in Debian so it's in the merge list now06:35
\shi'll take care about it :)06:36
raphinkok :)06:36
LaserJockthierry_: well, I'm not as good at reviewing stuff as ajmitch or06:36
LaserJock\sh but it looks good to me06:36
\shLaserJock: but the amd64 patch debian applied is totally wrong06:36
LaserJock\sh: sorry was taking to thierry_06:36
LaserJocks/taking/talking/06:37
raphinklol06:37
thierry_LaserJock : ok and for category stuff, do we really only keep the science menu?06:37
\shLaserJock: oh ,)06:37
LaserJockthierry_: what else would you suggest?06:37
raphink\sh: I was just looking at openwengo today06:37
thierry_well we talked about putting it also in education until gnome decide to put a real science menu...06:37
raphinkit's a nice app I've heard06:37
raphinkbut I tried to package it once and the sources are a mess06:38
raphinkadditionnaly, they have a .deb but it installs what should be in /usr/share in /usr/lib instead, which is very dirty06:38
raphink:s06:38
LaserJockthierry_: well, my view at this point is that if it isn't educational it should go there06:38
thierry_k06:38
LaserJockthierry_: we are more likely to get them to give us a science menu if there are apps that need it06:39
thierry_LaserJock : so I can do other .desktop file like that for sciences apps?06:39
LaserJockthierry_: have at it!06:39
thierry_:D06:39
LaserJockthierry_: I would never stop you from working06:39
raphinkthere's something that's not very nice about REVU : you can't really tell from the list what packages are to be reviewed and which ones are not06:40
thierry_Is there anyway to get a graphical text editor working in a dapper chroot (like gedit)?06:47
thierry_raphink : well normally when they are on REVU, it's to be reviewed no?06:48
raphinkthierry_: when I have already put comments on a package on REVU, I don't necessarily want to review it again unless it has been changed06:48
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raphinkthierry_: you can't easily find out what packages need to be reviewed or not06:49
raphinkmeaning : some packages have already received enough comments to be changed, and I don't want to review them before these changes are commited06:49
\shthe question is if we should move packages to a separate queue if the last upload is older then let's say 2 weeks from the last comment06:51
raphinkmhm06:52
raphinkhmm06:52
thierry_good idea, like a to review list and a "waiting new upload" list06:53
raphinkhow does cdbs deal with qmake?06:53
\shhmm..there should be a make command replacement variable06:53
raphinkmhm06:53
raphinkwell this soft doesn't compile anyway06:54
raphinkand I'm just very lazy today :s06:54
raphinkbasket is an interesting concept06:59
raphink:)06:59
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jpatrickraphink: when you have time can you give my smb4k a poke? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=142207:02
raphinklet's see07:02
jpatrickit's just new upstream release07:02
raphinkjpatrick: this is not new soft and REVU might not be the best place for that07:05
raphinkimo07:05
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jpat|away?07:06
raphinknm07:06
raphinkI'll review it07:06
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raphinkjpat|away: can you add precision to your changelog? It'll help in the future07:10
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raphinkif you say that you switched to compat 507:10
raphinkinstead of just saying you bumped compat07:11
AngryAngryHipposhi all, are you guys looking for LTSP testers?07:11
raphinkLTSP?07:11
AngryAngryHipposya, thin client07:12
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AngryAngryHipposIm looking to set up a tuxlab-style thin client environment07:12
raphinkwhy so?07:12
raphinknice07:13
AngryAngryHipposI was hoping to get some advice and hopefully provide some feedback to help improve the system07:13
raphinkwhy ask here?07:13
AngryAngryHipposim new to ubuntu tho, so I didnt know where to go07:13
AngryAngryHippossomeone in #ubuntu told me to check here07:13
raphinkoh ok07:13
raphink:)07:14
raphinkhmm07:14
segfaultwhere's pastebin src available?07:14
raphinkwell let me try to understand your point AngryAngryHippos07:14
raphinkyou want to setup a new app07:14
raphinkso your point is dev, right?07:14
AngryAngryHipposum... I dont think so07:14
AngryAngryHipposI just want to set up a thin client environment07:14
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AngryAngryHipposoh are they only doing thin client for edubuntu?07:15
irvinyes AngryAngryHippos07:15
AngryAngryHipposhm... is it possible to get it running with regular ubuntu?07:15
\shwell no07:16
\shthe thinclient implementation is as well in ubuntu..edubuntu is only a "only thinclient distribution"07:16
raphinkoh by thin client you mean X terminals ?07:17
AngryAngryHipposis it possible then to make edubuntu LOOK like regular ubuntu?07:17
raphink^^07:17
AngryAngryHipposyeah07:17
AngryAngryHipposlike tuxlab07:17
raphinkooooh07:17
segfaultangryangryhippos: install ltsp-server-standalone.07:17
raphink:)07:17
AngryAngryHipposok Ill try that07:17
raphinkwell I guess if you make your server look like ubuntu07:17
raphinkthen the terminals wil llook like it07:17
raphink;)07:17
AngryAngryHippossegfault - is that for a dedicated server-only system?07:18
AngryAngryHipposie. I wouldnt want to install that on my desktop as a testbed07:18
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segfaultit has the dependencies to make ubuntu work as a LTSP server (which is basically what edubuntu does)07:19
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AngryAngryHipposah ok07:19
AngryAngryHipposlet me try that07:19
raphinkor do I totally misunderstand the point?07:19
AngryAngryHipposraph, that might work07:19
raphinkbut?07:19
AngryAngryHipposbut we eventually plan to buy actual thin client systems07:20
raphinkok07:20
AngryAngryHipposie with 64 megs of compact flash and no HD07:20
segfaultrephi: it is, you can use, on a client with local HD and X packages installed: X -query IP.OF.YOUR.SERVER07:20
raphinkyes07:20
LaserJockwow, just emailed debian-science about the MOTUScience team. Didn't go over quite as I had expected.07:20
raphinkthat's what I usually do segfault07:20
segfaultbut in some cases the thin client has no local devices, and boot remotely using PXE/etc, get its kernel via tftp, and go on.07:20
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raphinksegfault: so there are special stuff to make thin clients work without having them run X locally?07:21
segfaultraphink: yes, basically dhcpd, tftpd, nfs07:21
Mithrandiruhm, you must run X locally on the thin client.07:21
AngryAngryHipposya segfault, thats what Im trying to do07:21
Mithrandirraphink: just xdmcp is insecure.07:22
raphinkMithrandir: thats what I thought07:22
raphinkMithrandir: you can use xdmcp over ssh to make it secure07:22
Mithrandirwhich is why edubuntu uses X-over-ssh07:22
raphinkhehe ;)07:22
LaserJockI find vnc-over-ssh to be much better than X-over-ssh07:23
raphinkbut then I guess it might use RSA keys to not both users with entering passwords Mithrandir ?07:23
Mithrandirraphink: yes, obviously.07:23
raphinkLaserJock: it's just not the same purpose07:23
raphinkLaserJock: how would you use vnc to deal with a park of think clients sharing a server ?07:23
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LaserJockbeats me :-)07:24
raphinkeither I'm wrong or vnc cannot create new X sessions, it can only use already opened ones07:24
raphink;)07:24
AngryAngryHipposhey segfault, is there a decent tutorial somewhere on how to set up ltsp-server-standaline?07:24
AngryAngryHipposI've tried https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ThinClientHowto but its not much help07:25
AngryAngryHipposim getting "* Starting DHCP server...                                               [fail] 07:25
AngryAngryHippos"07:25
raphinkAngryAngryHippos: then once you find out how to set it up, you can improve the wiki page :)07:25
AngryAngryHippossure07:25
AngryAngryHipposId love to07:25
AngryAngryHipposhaha its pretty sparse now07:25
raphink:)07:25
segfaultangra: check your daemon.log, maybe there's some typo in your dhcpd.conf07:26
raphinkwell then set your dhcp server and retry ;)07:26
AngryAngryHipposwhen I apt-get installed ltsp, it asked to overwrite my dhcpd.conf and I said yes07:26
thierry_anyone know how to get a graphical text editor (like gedit) working in a dapper chroot07:27
Mithrandirthierry_: you want to do a bind --mount /tmp /path/to/chroot/tmp to get X apps to work correctly.07:28
raphinkthierry_: use -d07:28
psusiok, I really do not like malone... can't you upload an attachment to a bug?07:28
psusiahh, there it is....07:29
raphinkthierry_: dchroot -c mychroot -d07:29
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thierry_raphink : I already do and I still get the "cannot open display" thing07:29
thierry_Mithrandir : bash: bind: --: invalid option07:30
slomomount --bind /tmp /path/to/chroot/tmp07:31
segfaultmount --bind?07:31
slomothe other way around07:31
psusihrm... the bug didn't get assigned to anyone... is there default assignee for e2fsprogs?07:32
Mithrandirthierry_: sorry, mount --bind /tmp /path/to/chroot/tmp07:32
thierry_I get : Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server07:33
thierry_Xlib: No protocol specified07:33
thierry_(gedit:23331): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:07:33
jpat|awayraphink: okay07:33
Mithrandiryou probably need to bind-mount your home directory as well07:33
thierry_how07:35
Mithrandirmount --bind /home /path/to/chroot/home07:35
thierry_working! thanks!07:36
psusiTheodore Y Ts'o is listed as the maintainer of e2fsprogs, but malone doesn't seem to know anything about him... why is that?07:36
Mithrandirpsusi: he's the debian and upstream maintainer, he doesn't maintain it in Ubuntu07:37
psusiI see... so nobody maintains the -ubuntu version?07:38
jpat|awayraphink: reuploaded07:38
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Mithrandirpsusi: there's nobody in particular caring for it, but as it's a fairly important package, it's being taken care of by the people who can upload to main07:38
raphinkwhat was wrong with it jpat|away ?07:38
psusihrm... looks like malone knows about the last person to modify the -ubuntu version... Tollef Fog heen07:38
psusiI guess I'll assign it to him07:39
tsengyou are talking to him07:39
psusiohh.... hi ;)07:39
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jpat|awayraphink: precision07:39
\shpsusi: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/e2fsprogs there is he mentioned btw07:40
psusiok... bug is assigned and has the .debdiff attached07:40
\shok..all the new merges with mom reports are gone...just need to wait for the buildd07:49
psusiMithrandir, brw... do you have any idea why upstream even has ext2_types.h?  It appears to just duplicate what's in asm/types.h, so why didn't they just include that?07:50
psusis/brw/btw07:50
Mithrandirpsusi: because userspace shouldn't access the files from linux-kernel-headers directly.07:51
psusiit isn't in the linux source tree, it's in /usr/include07:51
Gloubiboulga\sh, do you think that xmms-wma could be included in multiverse ?07:51
\shGloubiboulga: dunno...I'm not elmo :)07:51
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Gloubiboulgaelmo is the multiverse master ?07:52
\shGloubiboulga: if there are no legal problems with it...why not..but consult elmo first...07:53
Gloubiboulgaok07:53
\shGloubiboulga: no elmo is our licensing and legal specialist and ftpmaster :) if he says it's not worth it to include it because of troubles with others..he is 99% right :)07:53
Gloubiboulga\sh, I'll ask the licensing specialist then :)07:54
\shGloubiboulga: write an email go james@ubuntu.com and give him the location of the package :) and of upstreams homepage ... so he gets all infos07:54
Gloubiboulgaok, thanks \sh07:55
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psusican you not set other bugs as blocking in malone?08:37
Gloubiboulgabbl08:38
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marcin`hello08:42
marcin`could someone help me with texinfo package?08:42
marcin`I use dapper08:43
marcin`and currently texinfo package says:08:43
marcin`/var/lib/dpkg/info/texinfo.postinst: line 56: update_ls_files: command not found08:43
marcin`after installation08:43
marcin`could someone tell me what is this update_ls_files command?08:44
marcin`and why it's missing in dapper now?08:44
\shmarcin`: there is a bug report about it...it's named update_lsr_files or something08:57
marcin`yes08:58
marcin`where can I find this bug report?08:58
\shbugzilla08:59
\shmarcin`: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2200409:00
UbugtuError: Could not parse XML returned by Ubuntu: not well-formed (invalid token): line 99, column 7509:00
marcin`\sh: thanks09:02
\shmarcin`: 4.8-3 fixes the issue and is in dapper09:11
\shoh wait..made a mistake09:11
\shno...I was right :) 4.8-3 is the correct working package09:12
\shbut it's not in dapper...it will be synced soon :)09:15
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\shhmmm...09:20
\shtiber just disappeard09:20
\shnow its back :)09:21
slomo\sh: hm, i can still login09:21
\shyes..but webserver was just gone09:21
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ajmitchmorning all09:34
\shhey ajmitch09:36
jpatrickmorning ajmitch09:36
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LaserJock\sh: you didn't like plotdrop's .desktop file?10:19
\shLaserJock: argl...i didn't see it in the source :) i was searching for it in the debian dir :) forget it ...i just advocated it anyways :)10:20
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LaserJock\sh: np10:25
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LaserJockif a package is just put in sid will it get synced automatically to dapper?11:11
LaserJock\sh: ^^ ?11:17
\shhmmm...should be11:18
\shi'm not sure how the auto sync stuff works11:18
LaserJockuntil when, UVF?11:18
\shwhen it's regarding the Packages.gz etc. then it will11:18
\shLaserJock: sure11:18
LaserJockman I sure didn't know how anti-Ubuntu some DDs could be :(11:20
LaserJockI got an email from a guy telling me that if Ubuntu used stable's gcc then we wouldn't have to have MOTU (or something like that)11:22
tsenggood for him.11:23
tsengwe had a MOTU in hoary before gcc411:23
LaserJockthen he told me to have a talk with Mark about how we are wasting time with duplicative packaging11:24
\shlol11:24
\shwrite him back he should use dope11:25
\shdope is bad for his brain11:25
\shhe shouldn't use11:25
\sh,)11:25
\shwell..maybe he should to get his brain straight...anyways11:25
LaserJockI sent an email to debian-science introducing MOTUScience and saying that we will try to file ITPs etc. for new packages we introduce and want to help get Ubuntu work back in to Debian and that is what I got11:26
LaserJockapparently I am splitting the community ;-)11:27
LaserJockbut to be fair I did get some positive emails as well11:27
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\shLaserJock: but this is one of the reasons why i don't want to be involved in debian so strong as in ubuntu11:28
\shLaserJock: 1. I can't deal with 200 or more package maintainers...11:29
\sh2. it happend during UBZ that one maintainer mailed me about his package...and he wanted to have our patch against his package in ubuntu....I tried to send it to him..and his mail address wasn't reachable...so how should I communicate with those people? emailing bts is more difficult then press reply in my MUA11:30
LaserJockwell, I told them that I wasn't draining precious resources for Debian because I would be using Gentoo if it wasn't for Ubuntu so they in fact they gained resources11:30
LaserJockI honestly don't see what the fuss is all about but I will persever anyway I guess11:32
\shand that is one of the biggest problems..we don't have the time to email 200 or more package maintainers in debian...or file every patch in the dbts...I'll check their packages, they can check my packages..so what is their (their as in some package maintainers...not all and not the majority of all) problem at allroblem11:34
LaserJockthey get bent out of shape when we don't give them every patch that we make or do anything on our own and then complain when we try to set up collaboration11:34
\shLaserJock: but collaboration means both sides of the coin...take and give...but not always presented on a golden plate11:35
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LaserJockanyway, sorry for the rant, I just needed to vent a little. I honestly was just trying to help Debian11:35
\shLaserJock: technical solutions can't solve social problems...always wasn't and always isn't11:36
LaserJock\sh: all I asked for was possibly getting a list of DDs willing to sponsor science packages so us MOTU wannabes could file ITPs and get sponsors to get our stuff in Debian11:36
LaserJockyeah, the problem is that it seems social problems effect technical solutions11:37
\shLaserJock: ask StevenK or ajmitch or tseng or Mithrandir or whoever can upload to debian and is working as well for ubuntu11:37
\shLaserJock: luk offered help as well11:38
LaserJockyeah, we will see what happens after the dust settles, usually the nasty ones write first ;-)11:41
\shwell yes I'm nasty, too ;)11:42
\shHobbsee: morning btw :)11:43
Hobbseemorning \sh :)11:43
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LaserJockis the modularized xorg that Ubuntu did in sid?11:46
\shLaserJock: dunno if the debian maintainer is working with daniels....11:47
LaserJockI am trying to find places where Ubuntu work has been used in Debian11:48
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\shLaserJock: d-i12:00
LaserJock\sh: ?12:00
\shLaserJock: kamion and joey were working on debian-installer and some of the work from ubuntu is now inside debian ,)12:01

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