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sistpotycya ajmitch12:02
LaserJockso sistpoty should we remove the k* packages from "new" so people won't try to merge them?12:03
sistpotyLaserJock: yes12:04
sistpotyLaserJock: I will do that12:04
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LaserJocksistpoty: cool12:05
RiddellLaserJock: out of http://revu.tauware.de/~sistpoty/MoM/index.py?state=new though only kdeaccessiblity is part of KDE12:05
Riddellthe rest are independent and won't be updated with a KDE release12:06
Riddellsorry, I only just looked at that URL12:06
sistpotyRiddell: phew... I only deleted kdeaccessibility right now *g*12:06
LaserJockoh, ok. that is what I thought I asked you but I guess you misunderstood12:06
LaserJockor I guess I didn't ask the question very well :(12:07
LaserJockso kguitar kmatplot kmess and knetfilter will need to be synced/merged, correct?12:08
Riddellmy fault I'm sure :)12:08
Riddellyes12:08
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LaserJockwhew, glad we caught that one :-)12:09
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wombleNote for anyone interested: remove the 'irm' package from Dapper.  It's not release-ready, and I won't have time to make it so before UVF.12:25
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crimsunwomble: if you can fix it, please do. We do have exceptions to UVF.12:27
womblecrimsun: If I could fix it in time, I would.12:28
crimsunwomble: not within the next two months?12:28
wombleYou think I'd be saying "rip it out" if I had a real expectation of getting it done in time?12:29
crimsunwell, it's your call.12:29
crimsunyour package, you know best.12:30
wombleIf I get laid off or something, and I suddenly get time, you can use the exceptions to put it back in.  As it stands, I do not have the slightest expectation of having the time required to make IRM release worthy in the next couple of months.12:30
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crimsunfair enough12:32
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sistpotyoh, come on... there is s.th. wrong again with mails for merge list :(01:02
sistpotyhm... seems fixed now :)01:08
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sistpotygn8 everyone01:17
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psusiwoohoo!  new dvd/cd-rw drive arrived today!01:48
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psusianyone else notice the last day or two's updates broke bash tab completion?02:28
psusiit allways adds a / as if everything is a directory ( it's a normal file though )02:29
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\shmoins04:07
crimsunmoins04:10
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LaserJockajmitch: do you have a minute or are you already gone for the weekend?06:07
LaserJockanybody smarter than me around? :-)06:09
LaserJockhmm, this can't be good.06:16
minghuaLaserJock: why is that?  it's bad to be the smartest man in the channel? ;-)06:20
LaserJockyeah, when I need help :-)06:20
LaserJockI'm trying to get octave2.9 in Ubuntu06:21
minghuaHmm, I am interested in that06:23
minghua(being the merger of octave2.1 myself)06:23
LaserJockyeah, I just remembered that06:24
LaserJockelmo's problem was that the octave virtual package in 2.9 clobbers octave2.106:25
LaserJockor something like that06:25
LaserJockhere is his error:06:25
LaserJock[Updating]   octave2.9 (0 [Ubuntu]   < 2.9.4-8 [Debian]  )06:25
LaserJockE: octave2.9 is trying to override octave_2.1.71-2ubuntu3 without -f/--force.06:25
LaserJockand then the Debian changelog says:06:26
LaserJock  * debian/in/control: The octave virtual package is now only generated06:26
LaserJock    for the 2.9 branch, but depends on octave2.1, which is the recommended06:26
LaserJock    version for end-users.  This is counter-intuitive, but is necessary06:26
LaserJock    due to a mistake in uploading the octave virtual package with version06:26
LaserJock    2.9.4-1, which is still stuck in unstable.06:26
LaserJockso I'm not sure what exactly is going on06:27
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minghuaLaserJock: I think he needs to sync octave2.1 first06:32
minghuano, that won't work...  octave2.1 2.1.72-6 still builds octave06:33
minghuaI probably can patch that06:33
minghuabut I don't know why octave2.1 is still not sync'ed yet06:34
LaserJockhmm, then how does it work in Debian?06:34
LaserJockminghua: the changelog indicates that 2.1 should no longer build octave06:35
LaserJockor am I reading that wrong06:35
minghuaLaserJock: let me check06:35
minghuaLaserJock: the most recent version in sid, octave2.1 2.1.72-8, still builds a arch:all octave binary package06:37
minghuaLaserJock: I don't know how that's supposed to work either06:37
minghuawell, if octave2.1 got sync'ed, I'll have more motivation to work on it06:38
minghuanow I am afraid there is something wrong06:38
minghuas/am afraid/worry/06:38
LaserJockwell, would the sync of octave2.1 take care of it06:39
minghuano, it won't06:39
minghuabut now it doesn't get sync'ed even two MOTUs have requested it, I don't know what I should do06:39
minghuamaybe I can ask elmo myself, but I don't care octave enough06:40
LaserJockwhen did the MOTUs request the sync?06:40
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LaserJockok so here is the octave2.1 changelog entry:06:44
LaserJockoctave2.1 (1:2.1.72-7) unstable; urgency=low06:44
LaserJock   +++ Changes by Rafael Laboissiere06:44
LaserJock  * This version use an epoch in his number.  This is necessary due to the06:44
LaserJock    mistake I did in uploading the octave_2.9.4-1 virtual package to06:44
LaserJock    unstable.  The 2.9.4-1 version replaced the 2.1.72-* version and this06:44
LaserJock    is wrong because the 2.1 (testing) branch should take precedence over06:44
LaserJock    the 2.9 (unstable) branch.06:44
LaserJockI don't quite now what ^^ means06:45
LaserJockminghua: maybe we should consult the debian octave group?06:46
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minghuaLaserJock: there?07:00
LaserJockyeah07:01
minghuaI think I'm hit by the server rotation07:01
minghuathe last thing I see is <LaserJock> minghua: maybe we should consult the debian octave group?07:01
LaserJockthat's the last I said07:01
LaserJockyou didn't miss anything ;-)07:01
minghuaokay, now reading the octave2.1 changelog, it seems octave2.9 should drop the octave binary package07:02
LaserJockso maybe we should sync octave2.1 and merge 2.9 taking out the building of octave virtual package?07:03
minghuaI'm completed confused.  octave2.9 2.9.4-8 still builds octave binary package, but it's not in debian archive07:05
minghuaI think there is a RC bug here07:05
LaserJockyeah, that is what I'm trying to figure out. It seems as if we aren't using the same source or something07:06
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minghuaLaserJock: I _think_ what happened is that octave2.1 and octave2.9 was having a war with the octave binary package07:07
minghuafirst octave2.9 2.9.4-8 was uploaded building octave 2.9.4-807:07
LaserJockand they just let octave2.1 win :-)07:07
minghuathen octave2.1 2.1.72-7/8 is uploaded building octave 2:2.1.72-7/807:08
minghuaLaserJock: exactly.  and with the epoch octave2.1's package win, since binary package must belong to a single source package (this is the part I am not sure), octave 2.9.4-8 is removed07:09
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LaserJockahh, I am starting to see07:09
minghuasomeone know how Debian archive works need to confirm this :-)07:09
YagisanG'day All07:10
minghuaLaserJock: so I think the right way is stop building octave in octave2.9, which we can fix in universe07:10
minghuahello Yagisan07:10
LaserJockminghua: right07:11
Yagisanajmitch: thanks for the help last night. Now all I need to do is figure out how to replace my apache server with that, and not break my ubuntu/debian repos at the same time.07:11
minghuaLaserJock: but a debian bug should be filed even we fix them ourselves07:12
Yagisanminghua: so how are things going ?07:12
minghuaYagisan: quite good, busy though07:12
minghuatrying to squeeze some time for the new scim packages07:12
minghuas/packages/releases/07:12
LaserJockminghua: ok, so report a bug that octave2.9 builds octave but only octave2.1 should be doing that ?07:13
Yagisanminghua: I understand - I have  a time squeeze myself. I don't have any free time left atm to work on my wine for amd64 patches.07:13
Yagisanminghua: looking forward to your new scim stuff though07:13
minghuaLaserJock: yeah, something like "octave2.9 should stop building octave binary package now that octave2.1 is building it instead"07:13
LaserJockok, and we should merge it in the meantime?07:14
minghuaYagisan: freeflying uploaded 1.4.4-0ubuntu1 in dapper, so the code is there, I am mainly working on documentations07:14
minghuaLaserJock: I would like to see octave2.1 sync'ed first07:14
minghuaLaserJock: but if we remove octave from octave2.9, it's probably safe07:15
LaserJockI'm just thinking about UVF, would octave2.9 be effected?07:16
minghuaLaserJock: I think so.  But octave2.1 needs to go before UVF too IMO07:17
minghuaand octave stuff isn't really my priority07:17
LaserJockno, I don't know what more we can do with 2.1, I mean you ask elmo and wait07:18
LaserJockin the mean time perhaps I will merge 2.9 to take out the building of the virtual package07:18
minghuaLaserJock: If you really want to do it, merge octave2.9 and drop octave from octave2.9's debian/control, make sure it can coexist with the current octave2.1 in dapper07:20
minghuathen I think it's safe to upload07:20
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LaserJockminghua: I already built it in a pbuilder and installed it on my machine07:21
LaserJockeverything was good07:21
minghuaLaserJock: without octave binary package?07:22
LaserJockbut I don't know that I had octave already installed07:22
LaserJockbut right now I have octave from 2.907:22
LaserJockso I think if I take it out of 2.9 we will be in business07:22
minghuainstall everything from octave2.1 and everything from octave2.9, if nothing bad happens, it's safe enough for me07:23
LaserJockhmm, if I go to install something from 2.1 it wants to remove the corresponding 2.9 package07:24
minghua(making sure there are no packages with same name, of course)07:25
LaserJockin all reality if the DDs don't think 2.9 should be used by users then maybe we shouldn't worry about it for now07:25
LaserJockuntil Debian gets things straightened out07:25
minghuayeah, I would think octave2.1 is more important then octave2.9 too07:26
minghuas/then/than/07:26
LaserJockok, I am comfortable with just letting Debian sort it out and getting on to other, more important things07:27
LaserJockjust so I know what is going on though07:27
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persiaI'm bored and would like to post some useful patches to Malone, rather than just comments suggesting the packages.  Could someone point me a to a good resource for instructions?08:20
\shfor attaching bugs, or how to patch sources?08:23
persiaSpecifically, I have a few local compiles for uninstallable packages, and there are clear descriptions to make a patch for bugs #3650 and #3663 (I'm sure I could find more).  I'd like to make a package patch so that the appropriate MOTU would have an easier time making a package for upload.08:24
\shpersia: is this issue still there?08:26
\shpersia: in dapper i mean08:27
persiaI've not investigated the bugs I listed yet, but libjackasyn0, brutefir, freewheeling, iripdb, jackeq, kluppe, and seq24 are all unionstallable, although I have local working packages.08:27
persiaYes, all in dapper.08:27
\shgive me a sec...I need to finish some stuff08:28
persiaNo worries.08:28
minghuapersia: when you say locak working packages, you mean .deb packages built from dpkg-buildpackage, debuild etc.?08:29
minghuapersia: in that case debdiff is probably all you need to know08:30
persiaminghua: Yes.  I just don't know what diff to run before posting a patch to Malone.08:30
persiaminghua: So, just debdiff repository-package mypackage, and upload that?08:31
minghuapersia: something like "debdiff <package_old-version.dsc> <package_new-version.dsc>" should be good08:31
persiaminghua: Thanks.  That sorts it.08:31
minghuapersia: yes, paste the debdiff to malone08:31
minghuahandy, huh? :-)08:31
persiaminghua: Absolutely.  Thanks again.08:32
\shthe problem is...with this, there is a conflict08:33
\shwith python-elementree...which should be only a meta package with a depends on python2.4-elementtree08:33
\shstrange that this happens08:33
persia\sh: I'm guessing that there was a transition between a single package and versioned packages, although I've not looked at the history yet.  Are you looking at this now?  Shall I skip it?08:35
\shpersia: no..please have a look :)08:35
\shpersia: if you need some help, please jell :)08:35
\shyell even08:35
persia\sh: OK.  If I fix it today, I'll post a patch.  Thanks.08:36
\shpersia: thx...i subscribed to this bug now...so I receive it directly in my inbox instead of my malone bugs folder :)08:37
\shpersia: and thx for working on it :) your work is appreciated :)08:37
minghuapersia: you are very welcome.  as \sh said, thanks for helping :-)08:39
\shtrying to solve the qt bugs now'08:40
\shthe last comment is quite right :)08:40
\shminghua: you saw the last comment of malone #660608:40
UbugtuMalone bug 6606: "x11-free (Ubuntu) - qt-x11-free 3:3.3.5-1ubuntu11 causes xim failure" Fix req. for: qt-x11-free (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: Nobody, Status: Unconfirmed http://launchpad.net/bugs/660608:40
minghua\sh: just saw it.  It makes so much sense now.08:41
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\shjust fakeroot make -f debian/rules build it now :) to see what is really installed08:42
minghua\sh: in GTK the XIM mode is provided by /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.4.0/immodules/im-xim.so, so that's very likely the source of the problem08:42
\shminghua: looks like, because I don't have any inputmethod plugins at all installed08:43
\shjust libqscim.so08:43
minghua\sh: that should belong to scim-qtimm, I suppose?08:43
\shjust searching for it...but seems so08:43
\shif this is the case, that files are missing, this should be easily resolvable08:44
minghuasomebody need to look at what patch SuSE is using, it seems :-)08:44
\shminghua: they are using the same...but installation is included..looks like that we are missing that :)08:45
minghuaweird.  let me read some build log, then08:45
\shthey are not installed when I'm searching for usr/lib/qt3/plugins/inputmethods08:50
minghua\sh are they built at all?08:51
\shyes08:51
\sh  for /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/plugins/src/inputmethods/imsw-multi/imsw-multi.pro (fast)08:51
\sh  for /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/plugins/src/inputmethods/imsw-none/imsw-none.pro (fast)08:51
\sh  for /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/plugins/src/inputmethods/simple/simple.pro (fast)08:51
\sh  for /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/plugins/src/inputmethods/xim/xim.pro (fast)08:51
\shoh no08:52
\shthe makefiles are generated08:52
\shbut looks like that building is complety missing08:52
minghuaI saw those too, with "mv -f libqxim.so ../../../inputmethods/" later08:52
\shcd imsw-none && make -f Makefile08:53
\shmake[4] : Entering directory `/build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/plugins/src/inputmethods/imsw-none'08:53
\sh/build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/bin/qmake  -spec /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/mkspecs/linux-g++ -o /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/./plugins/src/inputmethods/imsw-none /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/plugins/src/inputmethods/imsw-none/imsw-none.pro08:53
\shcd /build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/./plugins/src/inputmethods/imsw-none08:53
\shoh it's build ... bah..I hate this build system of qt08:53
\shcp -f "../../../inputmethods/libqimsw-multi.so" "/build/buildd/qt-x11-free-3.3.5/debian/tmp-install/usr/lib/qt3/plugins/inputmethods/libqimsw-multi.so"08:54
minghuaI saw two identical lines of this cp thing08:54
\shand there it's going to be installed into the correct directory...but there is no such directory for including it into the package08:54
minghuaso we are just missing a .dirs or mkdir in debian/rules?08:55
\shI think we should create a libqt3-inputmethods package08:55
minghuawhy do they use "cp -f"?  why?08:56
\shto move it from the source dir into the install dir08:56
\shwhich means: debian/tmp-install/usr/lib/qt3/plugins/inputmethods/* but to package it, it needs a line in one of the .install files in debian/dir but I think it's much better to have a separate package08:57
minghuahmm, "cp -f" does give a error message if the target doesn't exist08:57
minghuaso it's not "cp -f"'s fault, sorry :-P08:57
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minghua\sh: if separate package, is libqt3-mt going to depend on it?08:58
\shminghua: that's what I have to find out with riddell08:58
minghua\sh: at least the problem is clear now, good08:59
\shrational: libqt3-mt doesn't need the plugins to be running and working properly.08:59
\shsolution: it could be a recommend or suggest08:59
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\shfinally fixing it would be: any installation locale != latin must install it09:00
minghuawith out this qt-immodule patch, XIM mode works fine in KDE;  now with this patch, XIM users need to install an extra package manually09:00
\shminghua: i don't want to decide it :) I'm fixing somehow now the problem with installing and then we need to find a way to install it directly as dependency of libqt3-mt or something else09:00
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minghua\sh: no problem, I'm just expressing my concerns09:01
\shis xim installed by default, btw09:01
\sh?09:01
minghuawell, the protocol is, but you need specific XIM servers to really use it09:02
minghuaXIM protocol comes with X09:02
\shyes, but scim e.g. is this installed by default?09:02
minghuadifferent servers are provided by other programs09:03
\shif not, then the user need to install it somehow manually to get it to work...09:03
minghua\sh: not in breezy, and I don't think it's going to be in dapper either09:03
minghua\sh: my point is, this works different than Debian (and probably every other distros)09:03
\shok...so manual intervention of the user is necessary09:03
minghua\sh: users don't expect to install extra packges besides XIM servers to get XIM work09:04
\shto be honest, I think it's not installed by default for suse or redhat...they think first, that everybody is using latin inputs09:04
minghuaand in GTK such stuff comes with libgtk2.0-009:04
\shok..so let me discuss this issue with riddell..he is responsible for this ;)09:05
minghualibqxim.so is in qt3-3.3.4-28.i586.rpm just for the reference09:05
\shor actually I'll make him responsible :)09:05
\shmandriva?09:05
minghuasuse09:05
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Gloubiboulgahello09:06
persiaA question about debdiff: it there a handy way to exclude config.sub, config.guess, and config.log?  Otherwise the changes are fairly difficult to see [I only intentionally modified the changelog and control file - dpkg-buildpackage did the rest] .09:06
minghuain suse linux 10.0, according to http://www.novell.com/products/linuxpackages/professional/qt3.html09:06
\shpersia: well..depends how the debian/rules file replaced those files09:06
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\shpersia: config.{guess,sub} are normally copied during clean target, which is somehow a bit bad :)09:07
\shmoins StevenK09:07
persia\sh: Yes, these are copied (from /usr/share/misc)  Is there a better way?09:08
\shpersia: somehow I'm moving this piece of code ( I think it's starting with if in the rules file, as shell if) into the configure target09:09
minghuapersia: I think the preferred way is to rm them in clean target, and copy them in configure/build target09:09
\shand removing it in the clean target09:09
\shpersia: the default dh_make behaviour is somehow outdated (IMPOV)09:10
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\shminghua: ok...the inputmethods are installed in the tmp-install dir...so it's a matter of including them in the package itself...09:11
\shfixing it now09:11
persiagrumble.  Perhaps I'll go back to posting solutions, as I doubt anyone wants to read these (last update of the package I was looking at was October).09:11
\shpersia: I fix libqt3 :) not this elementtree :)09:12
minghuaso qt-x11-free doesn't use dh_install --sourcedir= ?09:12
\shminghua: to be honest..I don't know..I'll have a look now..it uses .install files09:13
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\shto move it into the correct position09:13
minghua\sh: add --list-missing if it uses that :-)09:13
\shit uses it..but I'll do it now in the libqt3 package :)09:13
persia\sh: Actually, I'm currently working on libjackasyn (for which you happen to have been the last uploader) :).  No worries, I'll just post some bugs with comments about fixes.  Thanks for the advice anyway.09:14
\shpersia: oops...what's wrong with this package?09:16
persia\sh: Still depends on libjack0.80.0.  debian/control should have build-dep adjusted to libjack-dev instead of a versioned value, as multiple jack libraries won't work on a system.  Don't worry about it now: I'm creating a bug for your later enjoyment.09:17
\shpersia: oh...was it for dapper, or breezy?09:17
\shI think we changed this package in dapper or breezy, when libhack0.100.0 wasn't available for ubuntu09:18
persia\sh: Dapper.  BTW, thanks for the cleaner patch for solfege earlier.09:18
persia\sh:  Yes, at last change, 0.100 wasn't available yet.  Given the extremely large number of vocal users of the package, I doubt anyone but me noticed.09:19
\shpersia: well...I don't know if it's cleaner, but doesn't implement new bugs in a not written python script :) and avoids the awk sed dep09:19
\shminghua: i included now the inputmethods in the libqt3-mt package...just building it and checking if the files are in the package...if yes, could you test it when it hits the archive?09:20
minghua\sh: Sure, would love to09:22
minghuawonder when it would hit archive though, hopefull before I go to sleep09:24
\shminghua: I would say, let it be 2-3 hours :) so when you wake up, and do a dist-upgrade you will have it :)09:24
minghua\sh: will test it tomorrow morning then :-)09:26
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\shminghua: cool:)09:26
minghuait's lucky tomorrow is Saturday09:27
\shno today is saturday ;)09:27
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minghua\sh: since Riddell is not around - does the qt-immodule patch change the ABI?09:36
\shminghua: it shouldn't and it's written on the homepage for this patch09:37
minghua\sh: I am asking because someone in Chinese channel mentioned that he tried using the scim-qtimm ubuntu package in debian, and it "behaves strangely" (his words), so I am curious09:37
\shminghua: well...without the patches in debian, it should not work as expected..09:38
\shminghua: but abi should not be changed09:38
minghua\sh: oh good then, I know scim-qtimm is not supposed to work without this patch for qt, so that guy perhaps was just not clear09:38
\shwell..mixing binary packages between debian and ubuntu is not good at all :)09:40
minghua\sh: where does it say ABI is not changed on the homepage?  I only found "binary compatible"09:41
minghua\sh: I was on your side in that thread ;-)09:41
\shminghua: that is "binary compatible"...API is changed yes, but not abi...09:42
\shwell..actually you would see abi breackage of kde or something else:)09:42
minghua\sh: so no new functions added?  I am talking about shlib bump09:43
\shminghua: no09:43
minghua\sh: KDE won't break in such case09:43
minghua\sh: okay good, I know nothing about Qt/KDE so I'll trust you guys09:43
\shminghua: if shlibs would be bumped even kde is crashing..because ABI is quite important for the shared linking :)09:44
minghua\sh: even if only new functions are added?  that's not how I heard (although I admit I don't really know such stuff)09:45
minghua\sh: at least for C ABIs, you can add new functions without breaking old packages, no?09:46
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minghuaotherwise for each shlib bump there need to be mass rebuildings09:47
\shminghua: that is always the case for new functions...but shlibs bump means really: that I increase e.g. for qt the libqt-mt 3 libqt3-mt to libqt-mt 4 libqt3-mt09:47
\shminghua: therefore all dependencies are stalled and we have to rebuild...for abi changes it means (library vise) that all addresses and symbols are somehow relocated, which makes each app which links against this lib going mad :)09:48
\shand uploaded the new version :)09:49
minghua\sh: but you still need to change the shlib version if new functions are added, right?09:49
minghualike from libgtk-x11-2.0 0 libgtk2.0-0 (>= 2.6.0) to libgtk-x11-2.0 0 libgtk2.0-0 (>= 2.8.0)09:50
\shminghua: yes, but not for this patch, because it's not "adding functions to the core lib" it's adding new "plugins" :)09:50
minghua\sh: and I don't really understand your example of "libqt-mt 3 libqt3-mt" to "libqt-mt 4 libqt3-mt"09:50
\shminghua: no....the major version didn't change of the lib09:50
\shwell...if the source of qt3 is building libqt-mt.so.4 then shlibs have to be changed. so long as libqt-mt.so.3 is actual, no shlibs bump09:51
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\sh(that's for debian)09:51
minghua\sh: great, that's all I want to know ("only adding new plugins")09:51
minghua\sh: well that's going to be a SONAME change and library package renaming, not just a shlibs bump, I suppose09:52
minghuaunless libqt-mt.so.4 is binary backward compatible with libqt-mt.so.3, in which case they should just keep calling it .309:53
\shminghua: not at all :) .4 is a new lib, which means the abi is different, but the API can still be compatible09:55
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josesanchHello09:55
\shminghua: so to let old packages which are linked against .3 run, it has to be recompiled with the new lib..but it would work09:56
\shbut not without recompiling :)09:56
josesanchwhat can i do to include a package in universe?09:56
minghua\sh: that part I understand, I don't understand the part of "but shlibs bump means really: that I increase e.g. for qt the libqt-mt 3 libqt3-mt to libqt-mt 4 libqt3-mt"09:56
josesanchi have packages of the software.09:57
\shjosesanch: first you can upload it to revu09:57
\sha how to is on wiki.ubuntu.com/REVU09:57
minghua\sh: shouldn't that be "libqt-mt 4 libqt4-mt" (library renaming) if the ABI is different?09:58
josesanchOk i'm going to read it09:58
\shjosesanch: or if there is no debian package you can put it on wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseCandidates09:58
\shminghua: in this very special case, yes :)09:58
minghua\sh: I always assumed that a shlibs bump means you don't have to rebuild binary packages09:58
josesanchIt's a software that i have develop. http://gnomecatalog.sf.net09:59
minghuas/binary packages/packages that are linked to this library/09:59
josesanchThere is only the packages that i do. It's not included in debian. I had put in universecandidades10:00
\shjosesanch: well...If I take a guess, you included the debian/dir into your upstream source, right?10:00
\shminghua: if the major lib version changes, you normally have to10:01
josesanchyes10:01
minghua\sh: now I am all clear.  I'll talk about "shlib bump without SONAME change" next time.  :-)10:02
\shjosesanch: ok..one advice: 1. never include debian/ dir in your upstream source... 2. if you want to be the packager of this software, please put the debian dir separated from the upstream source10:02
josesanchOk i'll do it10:03
josesanchhow a patch. it isnt?10:03
\shjosesanch: no...you have to repackage your upstream tarball..10:03
josesanchok10:04
\shjosesanch: remove the debian dir completly from the tarball...and this tarball u will use as orig.tar.gz, and you debianize the source afterwards..so you have always a clean tarball without any distro specific changes10:04
josesanchaha.. ok10:05
\shjosesanch: which is good for distros like redhat or suse or mandriva10:05
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\shpersia: fixing this elementtree thing10:09
josesanch\sh: Thanks. I'll clean debian dir and will upload the package to revu10:09
\shjosesanch: you have to do a source package upload :) so you have to prepare a debian package at all :) but with a orig.tar.gz (without debian/ dir) and a debianzied source tree, which will give you a .dsc, a .diff.gz and an .orig.tar.gz10:10
\shjosesanch: a source upload you can prepare with debuild -S -sa e.g.10:11
persia\sh: OK.  I'm just cruising through Malone looking for things that need a little investigation.  Any suggestions?  (BTW, I have never used python-elementtree).10:11
\shpersia: but you were right :)10:11
\shpersia: the bug was invented by ogra in breezy :)10:11
persia\sh: Changelogs are a wonderful thing ;)10:12
\shbuxy: it's not worth it to fight windmills :)10:13
Yagisanre10:19
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StevenK\sh: You said orig tarball twice. :-P10:24
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\shStevenK: damn :)10:25
minghuaStevenK: but xfonts-cjk doesn't really exist in Debian either?10:28
josesanch\sh: i do a debuild -S -sa and i get a gpg: skipped "Jose Sanchez Moreno <jose@oxigenow.com>": secret key not available, fatal error10:35
\shjosesanch: do you have a gpg key ?10:36
josesanchi had generated10:36
josesanch\sh: gpg --gen-key10:36
\shwithout it's not possible to upload :) we are allowing signed packages10:36
\shjosesanch: and the real name and your email address is the same as in the key?>10:36
josesanchummm..10:37
josesanchwell. the problem is "'"  jos snchez10:37
josesanchi'm going  to check it10:37
buxy\sh: I won't loose X days fighting, but it's certainly worth saying that many people are trying to collaborate between Ubuntu and Debian10:38
StevenKminghua: I noticed. I'd just to know *what* to use instead of xfonts-cjk10:38
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\shbuxy: well...so I give them what they (some DDs/PMs) want :) I will just file any changes towards the BTS...even it's not possible for debian yet, to use those changes...well...I wonder when I'm catched in their spam filters :)10:39
StevenK-r--r--r--  14 root root 2.2M 2000-07-06 01:39 /media/cdrom/dists/potato/main/binary-all/x11/xfonts-cjk_3.3.6-2.deb10:40
\shbuxy: seeing that some troublesome bug reports were never touched by some maintainers..I'm just curious what will happen to them10:40
StevenKWhee10:40
minghuaStevenK: xfonts-base since it provides xfonts-cjk?10:41
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buxy\sh: please don't play their stupid game, send only changes worth integration into Debian, or inform about a patch that may be useful in the future but try to be smarter than the dumbass who are flaming on the d-d list10:43
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StevenKminghua: xfonts-base doesn't mention CJK10:44
Yagisan\sh: buxy: I just read the list, but to me it seems that those that want to help already do, the others seem to have a bug up their arse, possibly because they didn't get a job at canonical.10:44
\shbuxy: if you query my submitter email address (sh@sourcecode.de) you'll see most of the time sourcecode patches..which are as well interesting for debian. How many do you see fixed?10:44
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Yagisan\sh: buxy: why waste time on them ?10:45
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josesanch\sh: i had do it a debuild -S -sa.  generates a tar.gz, but debian dir is included.10:46
\shjosesanch: well..then is something wrong10:46
minghuaStevenK: I know for sure three chinese fonts are there, try "xfd -fn hanzigb16fs" for example10:46
\shjosesanch: ok..your source dir is app-0.2 as an example10:46
josesanchdebian dir is still in the gnomecatalog dir.10:46
StevenKjosesanch: You don't have a .orig.tar.gz or a .orig in ..10:46
minghuaStevenK: that's actually a very nice font10:46
\shso your contents of the orig.tar.gz (upstream tarball without debian/ dir) should include app-0.2/ directory10:47
StevenKminghua: Doesn't look so good for me on Breezy.10:47
josesanchno10:47
\shjosesanch: no?10:48
josesanchi have a gnomecatalog dir i have gnomecatalog/debian . In gnomecatalog/ i do a debuild -S -sa. I only get a tar.gz with de debian dir included10:48
minghuaStevenK: why?  the latin letters may be not so good, but did you look at the Chinese chars?10:49
StevenKminghua: I didn't see any Chinese chars.10:49
minghuaStevenK: press the "Next" button several times, please (or the "+16" button)10:49
StevenKAh.10:50
\shjosesanch: wrong10:50
StevenKSo I should just depend on xfonts-base instead of xfonts-cjk? (Since I can't see the Provides)10:50
\shjosesanch: your package has a version..so if your tarball is named gnomecatalog-0.2.tar.gz you should have a gnomecatalog-0.2 directory created after unpacking10:51
StevenK\sh: He can just cp the tarball to be an orig10:51
minghuaStevenK: I suppose so (as xfonts-base conflicts, replaces, and provides xfonts-cjk), but I wonder which package is this?10:51
\shStevenK: well...let's make it clean :)10:52
StevenKroot@broken:/# apt-cache show xfonts-base | grep '(Prov|Conf|Repl)'10:52
StevenKroot@broken:/#10:52
minghuaI mean on debian10:52
\shjosesanch: now you insert your debian/ dir in the created directory, edit changelog e.g. like this: gnomecatalog (0.2-0ubuntu1) dapper; urgency=low10:53
\shjosesanch: you can do this with the "dch" util10:53
StevenKminghua: Ah. Now I see.10:53
josesanchok10:56
josesanch\sh: ready10:56
josesanchand now?10:57
\shjosesanch: make a ln -s gnomecatalog-0.2.tar.gz to gnomecatalog_0.2.orig.tar.fz10:57
\shjosesanch: make a ln -s gnomecatalog-0.2.tar.gz to gnomecatalog_0.2.orig.tar.gz10:57
\shcd into gnomecatalog-0.210:57
\shdebuild -S -sa10:57
\shit should not change the orig.tar.gz or repackage it somehow10:57
StevenK\sh: Bah! cp!10:58
\shjosesanch: did you read the debian new maintainers guide?10:58
minghuaStevenK: why ln -s is not good?10:58
josesanchnot complete.10:58
\shStevenK: Buh! mv! :)10:58
StevenKI prefer cp or mv10:58
\shhehe..choice is what we want :) choice is what we get :)10:59
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josesanch\sh: I going to read debian new mantainer guide. I'll be back later.11:13
josesanchbye.. thanks a lot11:14
siretartmorning11:14
siretartwow. lots of discussion about debian<->ubuntu taking on the last days.. I love it! :)11:14
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Burgundaviasiretart, indeed11:14
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Gloubiboulga\sh, do you have time to look at libtranslate ? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=147311:16
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\shGloubiboulga: just looking11:23
Gloubiboulga\sh, thanks :)11:23
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\shGloubiboulga: why is the tarball different from upstream?11:26
Gloubiboulgagood question...11:27
\sh-rw-r--r--  1 shermann shermann 542705 2006-01-12 08:16 libtranslate_0.99.orig.tar.gz11:28
\sh-rw-r--r--  1 shermann shermann 532516 2005-01-28 15:55 libtranslate-0.99.tar.gz11:28
\shand the md5sums are different :)11:28
Gloubiboulga\sh, I had trouble with config.{sub,guess}11:28
Gloubiboulgamaybe I didn't do things the right way11:28
\shGloubiboulga: copy config.{sub,guess} from /usr/share/misc (build-dep on autotools-dev) in the configure target11:29
\shand remove them in clean target11:29
Gloubiboulgaok11:29
\shGloubiboulga: you can use the skeleton provided by dh_make but move it away from clean :)11:29
minghuayay, new libqt3-mt is in archive now, let me test before going to sleep11:29
Gloubiboulga\sh, ok, i can do that :)11:30
\shminghua: cool :)11:30
Gloubiboulga\sh, iirc upstream tarball provides this 2 files11:31
Gloubiboulgaremove them will produce a big diff.gz, is this ok ?11:31
\shGloubiboulga: yes can be, but it won't change the upstream tarball :)11:31
Gloubiboulgaok :)11:31
\shGloubiboulga: if it's provided, leave them untouched11:32
\shGloubiboulga: or copy the ones from the buildsystem in configure target11:32
Gloubiboulga\sh, is it the only problem with the package?11:38
\shyes11:38
Gloubiboulgaok11:38
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\shminghua: any result?11:54
Gloubiboulga\sh, the new package is on review: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=149311:54
Gloubiboulgathe debdiff is empty... but the orig.tar.gz is correct :)11:54
minghua\sh: just finished upgrading, now my aptitude in gnome-terminal freezes :-(11:55
minghuatrying to figure out a non-violent way to exit11:55
\shkill -9 ?11:55
minghuaok, killed11:58
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minghua\sh: okay, I have XIM mode working12:02
minghua\sh: although scim doesn't work well in XIM mode12:02
minghua\sh: but that's a different issue and it's not specific to KDE (I've seen it in GNOME too)12:02
minghua\sh: so your fix to libqt3 works12:03
\shminghua: thx :)12:04
minghua\sh: I'll follow the malone bug, then go to sleep12:04
minghua\sh: thanks for the quick fix12:04
\shminghua: thanks for testing it :)12:04
Gloubiboulga\sh, thanks again :)12:06
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minghuaQt's IM module is really chatty, no wonder \sh prepared a patch to silent it :-)12:12
\shminghua: it wasn't me, it was redhat :) i just stole it from them :)12:12
minghua\sh: ah.  then you are really good at stealing patches :-P12:13
\shminghua: sometimes :)12:13
\shminghua: actually I know how to read the different source package systems :)12:14
\sh.oO(and I'm not "lazy" to do so :))12:14
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\shoh I wrote your name wrong...missed on character :*(12:22
\shsorry12:22
minghua\sh: oh I didn't even notice that, no problem at all12:26
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minghuasee you all12:32
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StevenKgrep -E '(Prov|Conf|Repl)'01:46
StevenKOops.01:46
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Yagisanajmitch: ping02:18
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Yagisanajmitch: depending on what order you install the plone packages in on breezy, and if you run a certain command between them, plone + addons work out of the box in breezy02:28
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xerxasHi02:32
xerxasI'm trying to fix a bug02:32
xerxasto add some comments02:32
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xerxascan someone help me ?02:36
xerxasthe bug is sound-juicer doesn't re-read cd02:36
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xerxaswhen cd is inserted02:36
xerxasis this a sound-juicer thing ?02:36
xerxasor gnome-volume-manager ?02:36
crimsunsound-juicer is a main package, no/02:37
xerxassorry  ?02:42
xerxasis sound-juicer hal aware ?02:42
crimsunseems so02:47
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siretartbuxy: I just wanted to tell you that I found your message to d-d-a very appropriate. really!04:06
\shsiretart: link?04:08
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siretart\sh: http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/01/msg00008.html04:10
\shis nice04:12
\shphew..I think I only have two or three packages left for cleaning up the libXft.la mess in kdes .la files04:15
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KyralMorning04:25
\shhey kyral04:25
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Kyral`/away Breakfast!05:02
Kyral..oops05:02
siretartKyral: morning :)05:04
\shsiretart: who can I generate a list of packages, which I don't have installed, but to find out what the contents of a special, let's say .la file is05:05
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siretart\sh: apt-file?05:06
\shno05:06
\shi can see only via apt-file which package has a .la file05:06
\shbut I need to check as well the contents of this .la file :)05:06
siretartah, you need the contents of the .la file, no?05:06
siretartok05:06
\shsiretart: correct :)05:06
siretart\sh: I think you would have to make first a list of packages containing the files and their position, and then download all of those packages to extract and grep the affected files05:07
\shsiretart: ok...need to think about something like this...05:08
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buxysiretart: but I started yet another flame war apparently and assufield should be killed really (if you was his mail as well)05:23
crimsunthe lesbians one?05:24
buxyyeah05:24
crimsunI was wondering where that originated05:24
\shwell...as I said, it isn't worth fighting windmills.05:24
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\shand those people are chasing away the people who wants to help in some areas...05:25
crimsuneh, I wouldn't really worry about him. He has always been brusque, so I generally ignore his pendantry if it's not code-related.05:26
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siretartbuxy: thats sad. :(05:29
buxycrimsun: yeah that's the only way to handle assufield05:30
buxysiretart: yeah but it's difficult to avoid when you have the size that Debian has05:31
siretartbuxy: I'm following debian-devel a really long time now. This was one of the reason why I only recently applied for NM05:32
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siretartbuxy: btw, what I wanted to ask you: what is the correct maintainer field for ext-maintained packages in the collab-maint svn?05:33
siretartbuxy: and how do you intend to coordinate the sponsoring itself?05:33
buxysiretart: if the Debian packages already exists, there's a name in the maintainer field, why can't you keep it ? :)05:39
siretartbuxy: I'm talking currently about wifi-radar05:40
buxysiretart: for the coordination part of the uploads, that was the role of the web interface vaguely specified in the wiki page05:40
buxybut obviously this page doesn't exist yet05:40
siretartbuxy: the package does not exist in debian yet (as well as min12xxw from sistpoty), but I think it is a worthwile addition to debian05:41
siretartbuxy: I see. So I (we) have to search for sponsors ourselves for now, right?05:41
buxymostly yes, but I can start the sponsoring process and I should really ask utnubu people to help in this area05:42
siretartok05:43
buxysiretart: who is Ante Karamatic ? he's he interested in maintaining the package or what that a one shot work ?05:43
\shbuxy: Ante aka ivoks :)05:43
siretartbuxy: thats ivoks. He made wifi-radar for ubuntu initially. he used to be quite active in this channel, but I havn't seen him for quite a long time05:43
\shsiretart: he is busy with his real life work I think05:44
buxysiretart: should I create a mailing list in the collab-maint project coordinating the work ?05:44
siretartbuxy: I think that would be the right place for questions like I just made05:44
siretartbuxy: so, yes, IMO a good idea05:45
buxysiretart: unless we use the utnubu list ... I'll ask opinions on the utnubu list.05:45
siretartok05:47
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siretartboah, boson-base takes fucking much time to get compiled06:05
\shsiretart: hehe....06:05
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\shStevenK: well...Gustavo wrote me a mail today...that he is going the MOTU way as well...06:07
jsgotangcoplanet jdub heh06:08
\shhehehe this time it's not me :) so now you can believe me when I'm telling you all: Planet is broken, not my blog :)06:09
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sivangjsgotangco: LOL06:27
\shdamn...I have to write the motu meeting minutes..well..tomorrow is time enough06:27
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KyralAnyone know what the "suite" is for setting up a breezy repo06:41
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Gloubiboulga\sh, do you know how I can my email adress white-listed?07:51
Gloubiboulgapef has uploaded my package, but Katie doesn't want to email me07:51
\shGloubiboulga: write email a mail to upload@ubuntu.com or use the ubuntu.com mail address when you have one07:52
Gloubiboulgaand elmo doesn't answer me...07:52
\shoh my...my sentence07:52
Gloubiboulga\sh, ok07:52
\shGloubiboulga: write an email to upload@ubuntu.com or use the ubuntu.com mail address when you have one...or try to put your email address into your launchpad account07:52
pef\sh: can you try to run ida or motv (on Dapper, of course :)07:54
\shwhat is it?07:54
pef\sh: programs not finding libXm.so.3 (openmotif), and openmotif FTBFS07:55
pefida: error while loading shared libraries: libXm.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory07:55
\shtried to build it with lesstif?07:56
pef\sh: it's another implementation of motif, am I right ?07:56
\shpef: yepp07:56
\shwhy is openmotif ftbfsing?07:56
pef\sh: http://pastebin.com/50566807:57
pefbut that's seems to be another problem, I can't find libXm.so in libmotif3.deb07:58
\shhmmm..I would say there is a build dep missing07:58
\shbut I can be wrong without looking at the source code07:59
pef\sh: it's worse than missing bdeps :/ http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=19446608:00
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UbugtuDebian bug 194466: "uses Xlib private functions" Package: openmotif, Severity: important, Maintainer: Gerd Knorr08:00
KyralOkay..I have a problem..08:00
KyralI made this metapack for my labbuild...I have a load of depends in Depends...but when I go to apt-cache depends in a local repo...its showing no deps08:01
pef\sh: seems to be fixed in Debian http://packages.qa.debian.org/o/openmotif/news/2.html08:02
pef\sh: should we ask for a sync ?08:02
pefor just get the patch ?08:02
\shpef: you can rebuild ida with lesstif2-dev :)08:03
\shlet me rebuild it on i386 and let me test it :08:03
\sh)08:03
pef\sh: there are no side effects, like something not implemented in lesstiff ?08:03
\shpef: it compiled like a charm :)08:03
\shbut I didn't test it for running...give me 5 mins :)08:04
pef\sh: latest libmotif's version also correct a FTBFS on sparc08:04
pefmm08:04
\shwell...check it :) and request a sync08:04
\shI'm testing with lesstif2 meanwhile :)08:05
pefoops08:06
pefwe already have latest version08:06
pefwith the patch08:06
pefhum08:06
\shmoment...08:07
\shwell..it's running08:08
\shbut I can't see any text :)08:08
\shbut picture rotating is working :)08:08
\shbut what you can do is to rewrite the broken source code and use public functions and not private ones08:09
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Kyralwhat call is responsible for generating the Control file for the binary deb?08:36
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crimsunKyral: dh_gencontrol08:39
Kyralthanks08:39
KyralI'm wondering why the heck this Meta isn't passing its Depends to the Binary08:40
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josesanch\sh: Are you there?09:40
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tommy_good evening, all09:48
tommy_or hi for some far away09:49
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stratushi, i maintain a package in debian that is outdated in ubuntu; i can prepare the package for merge...09:51
stratusit's just strange that it wasn't merged automagically09:51
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crimsunstratus: which?09:52
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stratuscrimsun: gnome-sudoku09:53
crimsunstratus: it has synced.09:54
crimsunit ftbfs09:54
stratusweird09:55
stratusurl?09:55
crimsunhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/gnome-sudoku/0.4.0-1/gnome-sudoku_0.4.0-1_20060104-1738-i386-failed.gz  for example09:55
crimsunit's a pretty simple failure09:56
stratus*sigh*09:56
stratuspython2.4-dev(inst 2.4.2-1ubuntu1 ! >= wanted 2.4.2-2)09:56
crimsunyep, I can merge it easily09:56
stratusit's up to you, i can downgrade it on Debian package and wait MoM09:57
crimsungranted I don't know if doko_ is going to merge python2.4 2.4.2-209:57
stratusoh, i prefer change it in Debian so you won't need a ubuntu revision, ok?09:58
crimsunstratus: whatever works best for you as the maintainer09:58
stratuscrimsun: good, i'll take care of that thanks09:59
stratuslet me ask some more things...09:59
stratusi see some merge related bugs in malone, what's up there? e.g: 439309:59
stratuserr 439409:59
crimsunstratus: that's part of our merge management10:00
crimsunstratus: up until upstream version freeze (UVF, which is on Jan 19th), MoM runs, and we file bugs to track who's doing what10:01
stratusMoM see a failure and open a bug to Motu for manual merge?10:01
crimsunstratus: no, we open/close them manually10:01
stratusoh, ok10:01
stratusi'm really interested in universe QA, so i'm asking10:02
crimsunfor #4394 in particular, we can drop Ubuntu changes, so we ask elmo for a sync10:02
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crimsun(hence why I've left it in Confirmed state)10:03
crimsun(waiting for elmo to sync from Sid)10:03
stratuswhat's the procedure to ask elmo for a sync? sometimes i see people just writing a request at #ubuntu-devel10:03
crimsunstratus: generally MOTUs ask elmo for syncs, but of course if he knows who you are in Debian, then he'll sync them10:04
crimsuncase in point being StevenK, who isn't a MOTU but is a DD10:04
stratuscrimsun: np, but i think i'm a MOTU hopeful already :)10:05
crimsunwe either e-mail him or just accumulate them in his away log :)10:06
crimsunstratus: great :)10:06
stratuscrimsun: yes10:06
stratusrebuilding gnome-sudoku...10:06
LaserJockhmm, I wonder how hard (or if it would be even possible) to file ITPs and RFPs in Malone and then make a list like the merge list on tiber. It seems like UniverseCandidates is a little unwieldy10:09
crimsunI think that's part of the plan for Malone, yes10:09
LaserJockk10:10
crimsunyou'll probably get a more concrete answer in #launchpad10:11
LaserJockoh, ok. I'll see what's going on over there10:11
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Gloubiboulgaevening LaserJock10:40
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LaserJockhi Gloubiboulga10:43
raphinkhi LaserJock10:43
LaserJockhi raphink10:43
raphink:)10:43
raphinkjust here for a short time10:43
raphinkI'm not home but I'll try to have a dapper chroot running soon enough to help with the merges10:43
raphink:)10:43
Gloubiboulgasalut raphink :)10:43
raphinksalut Gloubiboulga10:43
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LaserJockchroots are a wonderful thing10:44
raphinkyes10:44
LaserJockI used to just have partitions for each distro10:44
raphinki'm gonna switch somes comps to ubuntu here10:44
raphinkand then make myself a dapper chroot10:45
raphinkif I can't do it, then I'll just use my own box with ssh ;)10:45
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Mithrandirattroja: please turn off public away11:12
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LaserJockhi Hobbsee11:27
Hobbseemorning LaserJock11:28
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lfittlEverybody who has time: Please comment on my layout change for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseCandidates11:41
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LaserJocklfittl: I like it, but at the top MOTUNewPackage doesn't exist11:43
lfittlLaserJock: I did not change that11:43
LaserJocklfittl: I know, but could you?11:44
lfittlsure, what should be written on the top? :)11:44
LaserJockI don't know11:45
Hobbseelfittl: looks much more readable11:45
LaserJockI'm not sure quite what was intended11:45
lfittlLaserJock: I will try to find out who changed that11:45
LaserJocklfittl: it could be HowtoCreateNewPackages or MOTUNewPackagesPolicy11:46
lfittlLaserJock: that change has been done by lucas, I could simple revert it11:48
LaserJocklfittl: oh, he might of had a plan for that, just a sec11:48
LaserJockI think perhaps MOTUNewSoftware is what should be there11:49
lfittlI will change it to MOTUNewSoftware and ask lucas what he intended to do11:51

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