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Psi-JackWhat would be the best way to handle converting rpm to tar.gz for debian-style deb-src?12:16
TheMusoPsi-Jack: What package are you trying to convert? Have you checked the Ubuntu and Debian archives?12:21
Psi-JackTheMuso: I'm grabbing Lexmark X/Z-600, Z25/Z35, Z55, and Z65 printer drivers provided by Lexmark, and making Ubuntu packages for them, which don't already exist.12:23
ToadstoolPsi-Jack: maybe you could try alien --to-tgz, I haven't tried it myself but it looks like it is what you're looking for.12:23
Psi-JackAnd I'm trying to keep the original Lexmark-provided tar.gz files in-tact and as original as possible. :)12:24
Psi-JackToadstool: Yeah. That's the only option I've seen so far, since Ubuntu doesn't have an rpm2targz package for it.12:24
minghuaPsi-Jack: does lexmark provide tar.gz files or rpm only?12:24
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Psi-Jackminghua: They provide very annoying tar.gz with a self-extracting tar.gz.sh, embeded with rpms inside those. So, my debian/rules is going to tail -n +143 FILE.tar.gz > install.tar.gz, then extract that, then un-rpm the two files in there, and combine it into the installation, properly.12:26
minghuaOuch12:27
Psi-JackHeh.12:27
Psi-JackYeah. Tell me about it.12:27
minghuaPsi-Jack: well, you are probably doing the best you can then12:27
Psi-JackI might even figure out a better way than to extract out to install.tar.gz, and do it all in-line, up to the rpm parts.12:27
Toadstoolouch, really weird way to provide a tarball12:28
ToadstoolLexmark, I mean12:28
Psi-Jackminghua: Yeah. The only problem I can forsee is trying /not/ to repackage the original lexmark tarball to put all its files into a lexmark-z##/ directory and call it the _orig.12:29
Psi-JackAnd better.. If any of the lexmark drivers share the same libs, I'll seperate it out into two packages. One for the common libs, and one for the specific driver parts. :)12:29
Psi-JackHow's that for working with whatcha got, packaging? :)12:30
Psi-JackDo deb-src tarballs /have/ to untar to <packagename>/, or can they untar to the same directory, and have the diff tarball just untar the debian/ directory into there? I'm just trying to check out my options.12:32
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Toadstoolgn8 motus12:34
minghuaPsi-Jack: IIRC the .orig.tar.gz doesn't need to untar to <packagename>-<version>/ dir, dpkg-source will handle that properly12:37
Psi-JackIt will?12:37
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Psi-JackWell, I'll try it, I guess. ;)12:41
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TheMusoPsi-Jack: Have you had a look at how otoher source packages do it?12:42
Psi-JackI looked at how skype-dsp-hijacker, and flashplugin-nonfree do it, but that's it.12:43
Psi-JackBoth of them, within the cwd, exatract to the <package-name>/ directory, and then start working with it. heh12:43
minghuaPsi-Jack: packagename or packagename-version dir?12:46
Psi-Jackpackagename-version12:47
minghuawhat I said is that the name of the dir doesn't matter, but yes, the whole thing need to be uncompressed into a dir, and then .diff.gz need to introduce a debian/ subdir in it12:47
HobbseePsi-Jack: what are you trying to do?12:47
Psi-Jackminghua: That's what I thought. Hmm.12:48
Psi-JackHobbsee: Re-package Lexmark's printer drivers, into deb packages.12:48
Hobbsee_awayyuck.12:48
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Hobbsee_awayfrom scratch, or did someone else do the debianisation?12:49
Psi-JackHobbsee_away: From scratch. Nobody else has debianized.12:49
CombatjuanMy kubuntu (Dapper TF2) box won't boot anymore and I'm struggling to understand why.  I suspect it has to do with installing the scratchbox package.12:49
CombatjuanThe graphical kubuntu screen gets to "Starting system log daemon" and then dies to the console.  It looks like my filesystem was unable to mount.  "mount: proc already mounted" and a few more like that.  Then "cannot <do stuff> : Read-only file system"12:49
Hobbsee_awayPsi-Jack: ewww...i hate doing that12:49
Psi-JackHobbsee_away: I don't mind, since it's for a good cause. And I have like 4-5 Lexmark printers, all Z600's, though. LOL12:49
Hobbsee_awayhehe12:50
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Psi-JackI just bought new printers, rather than paying double for ink refill cartridges. ;)12:50
CombatjuanIf anyone has ideas on why my filesystem would mount readonly, I'd be happy to pastebin my log files or something.12:53
CombatjuanSince I can't even get into the OS it's hard for me to feel like I can fix it so I'm hoping someone has an idea.12:53
CombatjuanCan I boot with Knoppix and somehow chroot onto my kubuntu install and have it initialize?12:54
minghuaLaserJock: ping12:54
Combatjuan(I hope these questions aren't too basic for this channel, the #ubuntu folk sent me here)12:54
Psi-JackUmm, they did?12:55
TheMusoCombatjuan: Have you tried recovery mode from the grub menu? That is if you are running x86?12:55
minghuaCombatjuan: it's probably the correct channel (or #ubuntu-devel) since you are using dapper, but unfortunately I have no idea where your problem could be12:55
LaserJockminghua: pong12:56
minghuaLaserJock: I was trying to backport plotdrop to Debian sarge12:57
CombatjuanTheMuso, Yes x86.  Recovery mode does the same thing.12:57
LaserJockminghua: oh really?12:57
minghuaLaserJock: and I have a question about dependency: is there any specific reason that plotdrop build-depends on debhelper >= 5 and gtk >= 2.8?12:58
minghuaLaserJock: yeah, already built the package, not tested yet12:58
atieCombatjuan, I did one for fedora with knoppix12:58
CombatjuanTheMuso, In fact, I have a few other kernels installed (from various updates) and they all appear to do the same thing.12:58
aties/one/once12:58
minghuahi atie, nice to meet you here12:58
atieminghua, hi12:58
Combatjuanatie, I did it once from Knoppix to Gentoo once, but there were a few obscure commands you had to run before/after chrooting that initialized a new kernel or something if I remember right.12:59
LaserJockminghua: the debhelper is just because debhelper 5 is out and gtk >=2.8 is for "prompt for confirmation when overwriting file on export"01:00
atieCombatjuan, I am not sure, just enabling /mnt/hda was OK to chroot01:00
atiewith writable01:01
atiehda means boot and root01:02
minghuaLaserJock: okay, then I can user debhelper 4 safely, I think01:04
LaserJockminghua: yes, I used it at one point.01:04
minghuaLaserJock: for gtk, the upstream only says >= 2.4, can you give more info on that "overwrte file on export" thing?01:04
Combatjuanatie, Sorry.  I don't follow.  I was able to to chroot to a mounted /mnt/hda2 (my ubuntu install), and after running su, I was a recognizeable user.01:05
LaserJockminghua: changelog for version 0.401:05
minghuaLaserJock: cool, thanks01:05
Psi-JackOooh!01:06
Psi-Jackrpm2cpio blah-blah-2.1.2-1.rpm | cpio -idmv  <-- No alien dependancy. :D01:06
Combatjuanatie, I am able to use apt-get now it would seem...  I think I'm probably going to break something and need to reinstall...  I'm trying to remove some of the packages I installed before rebooting.01:06
CombatjuanIs anyone familiar with scratchbox?01:06
minghuaLaserJock: hmm, I think I'll have to live without that prompt feature on sarge then :-)01:06
atieCombatjuan, then disable chroot, copy your boot to somehwere01:07
Psi-JackNo alien build-dependancy, using rpm2cpio. :D01:07
atieCombatjuan, like this cp /mnt/hda2/boot/*.* /mnt/hda1/01:07
atieCombatjuan, then you may able to edit grub.conf01:08
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atieCombatjuan, from /mnt/hda1/grub/grub.conf01:08
LaserJockminghua: just curious? why are you porting it to sarge?01:10
minghuaLaserJock: oh, because the server in our group uses sarge, and I want to make it available to the whole group01:10
ograatie, grub.conf ??01:11
ograthe config in ubuntu is in menu.lst01:11
ograunless i missed that we changed that01:11
LaserJockminghua: mind sending me the packages? upstream might want to put them on the website.01:12
atieogra, thank for correcting me. :)01:12
ogra:)01:12
minghuaLaserJock: sure, but what about after I test it? :-)01:12
minghuaLaserJock: and currently it has "mh" in the debian version string...01:13
LaserJockminghua: fine, I usually put "sarge" or something like that in the version string.01:14
atiesomeone could help me to have amule 2.1.0-1ubuntu1 working with unicode search?01:15
minghuaLaserJock: because official security update uses -XsargeY, I don't want to conflict with that (not that plotdrop is in sarge, but I plan to backport a little more)01:15
LaserJockminghua: true, good point01:15
Psi-JackOkay.01:19
Psi-JackNow for one more detail. These lexmark printer drivers apparently don't share common libs, so that's not an issue, but..01:20
Psi-JackThey do have include/* files, which I would like to split into -dev packages. Because normally, one doesn't need the include files. :)01:20
Psi-JackWhat would I need to do to have the same deb-src bundle make both the i386 and -dev packages?01:21
Combatjuanatie: I'll try something like that.  Thanks.01:22
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minghuaLaserJock: was testing the plotdrop backport, half-working, but seems to have issues01:34
LaserJockminghua: yeah?01:36
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Psi-JackHow do I make a diff patch?01:43
TheMusoPsi-Jack: A diff patch of what?01:43
TheMusoThe diff command is used to make diffs. The -u flag is used as well.01:44
TheMusoUnless you are talking about debdiffs01:44
Psi-JackTheMuso: I'm trying to make my diff.gz for this package, to basically build the debian/* dir.01:44
TheMusoAs far as I am aware, that should be done during the package build...01:44
TheMusoOther packages that I have upgraded for myself have done that.01:45
Psi-JackHmmm. It hasn't for me, so far..01:45
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TheMusoPsi-Jack: Unfortunately I am unable to track an example package down atm, as I have got to run. Someone else in here may be able to help you.01:48
minghuaPsi-Jack: do you have a package-verison/ dir already?  and do you have a debian/ dir in it?01:51
Psi-Jackminghua: Yes01:52
dolsonI officially have no heat :( this snow BS is a bad reason to live in Canada01:52
minghuaPsi-Jack: then do you have an package_version.orig.tar.gz outside of the package-version/ dir?01:53
Psi-Jackminghua: Correct..01:53
minghuaPsi-Jack: and dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot in the package-version/ dir doesn't give you a .diff.gz?01:54
minghuaPsi-Jack: what version number are you using?01:54
Psi-Jackminghua: Hmmm.... I'll try that. I was doing fake root debian/rules binary, because this is a binary-only package. No source code. heh01:55
azeembinary gives you binary packages01:55
azeem.diff.gz is part of the source package01:55
Psi-JackSo I would use: dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot binary  ?01:55
azeem(even if there is no source code)01:56
minghuaPsi-Jack: no, you still need a source package, as azeem has pointed out01:56
azeemPsi-Jack: no, run dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -S to build the source package01:56
minghuaPsi-Jack: it doesn't matter your "source" package is actually binary files01:56
Psi-JackAhh, I think I see.01:57
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Psi-JackOkay.02:45
Psi-JackIt's definately not building a diff, in fact, it's pretty much re-packing it into the tar.gz file. LOL02:45
dolsonPsi-Jack: did you try `debuild -S -sa -k <your key id here>`02:46
Psi-JackHmm, I tried: dpkg-buildpackage -sd -rfakeroot -k<keyid>02:47
minghuaPsi-Jack: what is your version number on top of the debian/changelog?02:47
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Psi-Jackminghua: 1.0-0ubuntu102:47
Psi-JackThe whole first line in changelog: lexmark-z600 (1.0-0ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low02:48
Hobbseewhy are you packaging for breezy?02:48
minghuaPsi-Jack: that is fine.  are you sure you have a lexmark-z600_1.0.orig.tar.gz file outside of your build dir?02:48
Psi-JackYes, I do, but it's not using it at all.02:50
Psi-JackAha02:51
Psi-JackNow it's working.02:51
Psi-JackThe .orig was a bz2, so it wasn't even bothering it.02:53
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Psi-JackSweet..02:56
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Psi-JackThe only thing I got left to work with, is the stupid /usr/local/z600llpddk/utility junk, which on it's own, seems useless.02:56
dolsonif you do a dh_make -f ../lexmarkblahblah.tar.bz2 it creates the tar.gz02:59
dolsonfor future reference02:59
minghuadolson: that isn't really simpler than bunzip2 -c ../blah.tar.bz2 | gzip > blah.tar.gz, is it?03:00
Psi-JackHeh. Well,03:01
dolsonwell it also creates the base debian dir and files..03:01
Psi-JackSince I already have the Lexmark-provided tarballs, I just did it from theirs. :p03:01
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Psi-JackHmm.03:02
Psi-Jacklexmark-z600-dev_1.0-0ubuntu1_i386.deb drivers optional03:03
Psi-JackWhy is it making arch-dependant -dev? :/03:03
dolsonminghua: to be fair, I wasn't aware that you could just bunzip and gzip the tarball. so thanks03:03
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minghuadolson: you are welcome.  dh-make actually just use bunzip2 and gzip as well :-)03:07
minghuaPsi-Jack: because you write arch:any for -dev in debian/control?03:07
dolsonminghua: I don't understand how it doesn't change the checksums or whatever by having two different files, but if it works, then that's all I need to know03:08
Psi-Jackminghua: Hmm, yes.. I did.. What should it be? :)03:08
minghuaPsi-Jack: you sure you only have .h files in your -dev package?03:10
Psi-Jackminghua: Yes, I am sure.03:10
minghuadolson: you mean the .bz2 and .gz?  because the building process don't see the .bz2 file at all03:10
minghuaPsi-Jack: arch:all then03:11
Psi-Jackminghua: Ahhhh. I see.03:11
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Psi-JackNow, how do I list the files in a .deb? :/03:12
dolsonis it installed? dpkg -L pkgname03:13
Psi-JackNo an uninstalled one.03:13
Psi-JackOr, not-installed one anyway. hehe03:13
dolsonnot sure.. I would use gdebi, but that's not in breezy afaik03:13
minghuadpkg --install03:13
minghuabut be aware that it doesn't deal with dependencies03:14
dolsonhe wants to list the files, not install it03:14
Psi-JackWell grr, you can't just list the contents? :p03:14
dolsonI'm sure there is a way. I just never looked into it03:15
StevenKdpkg -C03:16
Psi-JackJeje03:16
Psi-Jackkay.. Why is copyright and changelog.Debian.gz being put into my -dev? :/03:17
Psi-JackStevenK: -C does audit, not list. :)03:18
dolsonthanks StevenK. you saved me from looking at man dpkg someday when I decide that I really don't wanna use gdebi or install03:20
dolsonPsi-Jack: I think it's a lowercase C03:20
Psi-JackYeah -c03:20
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Psi-JackOr --contents, apparently. heh03:21
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minghuaPsi-Jack: oh, sorry, didn't read carefully03:24
Psi-JackOkay. I have but one more issue to work out with this package, and then I can successfully build this one, and all the other Lexmark drivers in my batch.03:26
Psi-JackThe each of the drivers has it's own COPYING and README files which is included in the base directory. What's the proper way to have those included in the docs dir?03:31
Psi-JackI've got the files listed in lexmark-z600-doc.docs, but, it's not doing anything with them.03:33
minghuaPsi-Jack: do you have dh_installdocs in debian/rules?03:43
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LaserJockajmitch: ping?04:08
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LaserJockHobbsee: coming or going? ;-)04:20
HobbseeLaserJock: hehe - well i'd like to know that myself!04:20
Psi-Jackminghua: Yes04:22
Psi-Jackminghua: Sorry. I do have dh_installdocs in debian/rules.04:22
minghuaPsi-Jack: oh, then I don't know04:23
LaserJockminghua: I emailed the plotdrop upstream a hopefully coherent email about your problem ;-)04:23
minghuaLaserJock: cool, thanks04:23
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Psi-JackHmm, dh_install docs, should install docs in the base package directory, not in debian/* itself, as listed in lexmark-z600-doc.docs   Correct?04:26
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monziehi all05:04
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LaserJockhi monzie05:06
monziehi LaserJock05:06
monziea question which may be slightly off topic, but i dont konw in which other channel to ask05:06
monziei want upload the ebuntu iso (650 MB)05:08
monzieit's currenlty a live cd, and contains E17  + ubuntu05:08
LaserJockright05:09
LaserJockmonzie: have you been in contact with Andrew Mitchell, he said that he was talking with someone about ebuntu?05:10
minghuaLaserJock: monzie is the ebuntu guy05:11
LaserJockok, so I take that as a yes then ;-)05:11
minghuaLaserJock: or you mean ajmitch is talking with some admin?05:11
LaserJockminghua: he just said that he had talked to an ebuntu guy, I didn't know if there was more than one or what05:12
minghuaI think ajmitch meant monzie then :-)05:12
minghuaLaserJock: we really need an education/science category in gnome menu05:13
minghualooking for plotdrop in graphics is never intuitive to me :-(05:13
LaserJockminghua: actually, I've  been working on that05:14
LaserJockminghua: I opened a gnome bug for it05:14
minghuaLaserJock: I know, I think I saw that bug.  any news?05:14
LaserJockminghua: but the problem I had was I couldn't find very many science apps with .desktops so I couldn't prove it was necessary. That is why I'm kinda on a .desktop kick.05:15
minghuaLaserJock: Ah, I see.05:16
LaserJockwe first have to prove a need, and I really don't want to put everythin in Education. I believe there really should be a Science menu available05:16
minghuaI don't really mind merging science and education personally05:16
LaserJockWell, I kinda do and it is somewhat more difficult for stuff that is truely educational. It's not a big deal but I can't imagine a 6th grader using a molecular modeling and computational chemistry package, know what I mean?05:18
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LaserJockand the researcher has to dig around the teaching stuff to get to his "serious" professional apps. But in either case, both Educational and Science menus are not where the should be05:19
LaserJockEducational at least has a menu, just no icon05:19
minghuaLaserJock: I can see your point05:21
LaserJockalso Gnome is a bit difficult because they are trying to trim down the menu.05:22
minghuayeah, it would be nice if the menu thing can be more flexible05:25
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LaserJockwell, I think they should only show if there is something in them so I don't think it would be in the way for most users05:25
minghuafor example, a distro can say "we don't ship science menu, put all science apps in education menu", while another distro can ship both, with the same sets of .desktop files05:25
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minghuaLaserJock: that still won't help if a user only use one edu app and one sci app, he/she probably want them both in the same menu05:26
LaserJockI've been telling people making .desktop files for science apps to not include Educational in the Categories if the app is not really for educational use, although "educational" is something that isn't very well defined05:27
LaserJockminghua: I don't know, I would like to seperate them. If I'm looking for an educational app I would want to look in Educational but if I wanted a scientific app I would want to go to Science05:28
LaserJockbut the real problem I suppose is that it is sometimes hard to distinguish educational from scientific to some degree05:30
minghuaLaserJock: different people have different preference then, I suppose.  I personally hate dozens of menus each with one or two items in it05:30
minghuaa.k.a. windows style :-)05:30
LaserJockminghua: I agree, but you should have a well populated Science menu ;-)05:30
LaserJockhmm, monzie left, I wanted to talk to him :(05:33
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LaserJockmonzie: oh, your back05:34
monzieyup. some conn problems here05:34
LaserJockmonzie: did you want to discuss something about ebuntu?05:35
monzieyup05:35
LaserJockcool, I used E16 and E17 a little bit in my Gentoo days. I really liked it.05:35
monzieLaserJock, i have made an Ebuntu 17 live cd05:36
monziei have to upload the iso somewhere so that people can try it out05:36
monzieand then can we start work on the full thing for dapper drake05:37
monzieso can you tell me if Ubuntu will allow uploading of the iso?05:37
LaserJockmonzie: well, I'm not sure that it would make it for Dapper, more likely the next release05:37
monziewhy so LaserJock ?05:38
LaserJockWe are almost to Feature Freeze (23rd) which mean new packages shouldn't be added after then.05:38
monzieThe packages exist, LaserJock05:39
LaserJockin the Ubuntu repositories?05:39
monzieno, but the Ubuntu Wiki lists how to add E17 to your sys05:40
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monzieyup, E16 exists...05:40
LaserJockmonzie: but the E17 packages should be in the Ubuntu repos by Feature Freeze. Exceptions can be made but they are rare.05:41
monzieE17 is an exceptional package.. :-)05:42
freeflyingmonzie: this exception is too big :)05:42
LaserJockmonzie: I'm not trying to discourage you from getting E17 into Ubuntu proper but I should be done in the proper way05:43
monziehehe, well i understand you guys are busy , just kidding about the dapper thing05:43
monzieyeah i will , LaserJock . But a "a preview cd" would be good05:44
monzieand i have the iso ready, freeflying is allowing me to upload the ebuntu 5.10 iso to the Ubuntu cn ftp site05:44
monziefrom where people can download and preview the stuff05:44
LaserJockmonzie: cool, if you need help getting the source packages made we can help.05:45
monziei have the source packages, what i dont have is time.05:45
minghuamonzie: by the way, is your iso breezy-based?05:46
monzieminghua, Ebuntu = Ubuntu 5.10 - GNOME packages + E17 packages05:46
LaserJockmonzie: you can upload the source packages for to REVU which is a review server for getting packages in Universe. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU has more info05:46
monzie+ E17 packages05:47
minghuamonzie: got it, thanks05:47
monzieno LaserJock , i just have the pristine source, "Debianization" has not been done05:47
monziei read the guide abt that, LaserJock05:47
monzieyou are welcome minghua05:47
LaserJockmonzie: then that's what we need to get then ;-)05:48
monziebut the problem is , i am a poor student with only one comp .. can't risk unstable dapper on my machine to get all the build scripts running...05:48
monzieshall i upload the vanilla tarballs LaserJock ?05:48
LaserJockmonzie: no, the debian source packages need to be uploaded05:49
LaserJockmonzie: you can build the packages using pbuilder or a chroot while still running Breezy05:49
monzieis that so?05:49
monziehow do i do that?05:49
LaserJockwiki.ubutu.com/PbuilderHowTo05:50
LaserJockadn https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot05:50
TheMusoIMO both chroot and pbuilder a both handy.05:51
LaserJockbtw, I'm a poor student too, although I don't mind using Dapper. I've used it exclusively since about the 2-3rd week the repos opened.05:51
minghuaLaserJock: Err... I suppose that's not the computer you use for your school work/research, is it?05:53
LaserJockyep05:53
monziei have my final sem project work on my machine, LaserJock05:53
LaserJockI've got everything on mine, but I have backups on other computers05:53
monziei dont have any computers to back up to.05:55
monziei am in rural india here, doing a project on the simputer05:55
LaserJockI see, well that definately makes sense then. But a chroot or pbuilder should hurt, although they can take quite a bit of disk space.05:56
LaserJocks/should/shouldn't/ , doh05:56
monzieokay LaserJock , but will i be able to test my packages in the chroot env?05:57
LaserJockyes05:57
LaserJockhmm, you might have some problems testing the actual window manager05:58
LaserJockyou might need to get somebody else to test the .debs out, but you can certainly build the .debs with a chroot/pbuilder05:59
monzieThe livecd runs on my sys and and on qemu LaserJock .. it may sound strange but it is actually easier to build than the damn package06:00
LaserJockmonzie: great06:01
LaserJockmonzie: have you seen the Debian New Maintainer's Guide? it is a good resource for building source packages.06:04
LaserJockmonzie: I've also collected some links on packaging for Debian/Ubuntu at wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuPackagingGuide/Resources06:08
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zakamehi MOTUs06:58
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Psi-JackThree lexmark printer drivers down, 1 to go! :D07:41
dolsoncool07:53
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Psi-Jack!revu08:27
Psi-JackHmm08:27
dolsonwhat08:33
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_vladHello, I am a newbie in Ubuntu devel. I tried to contribute to Ubuntu by making a "pydev" package. I already uploaded the package to REVU and I am currious if there is anything else I can do to promote the package to get reviews.08:37
Psi-JackSweet. gpg sig submitted to REVU. :)08:37
dolson_vlad: it's a waiting game... I've got like 7 pkgs up there waiting reviews08:39
dolson_vlad: there aren't enough MOTUs with free time to go around :)08:39
Psi-JackHeh.08:40
Psi-JackI guess I should have submitted my GPG key to REVU before I spent all this time making the packages themselves, huh? :)08:40
_vladI see. Did you post anything to the ubuntu-devel list or is the usual way just stand waiting?08:40
dolson_vlad: I don't post about my packages to the list.. the packages are all listed in REVU, so it is just a matter of time before someone gets to them. If there is a way to force someone to REVU my packages without either money or violence, I don't know of it yet08:41
dolsonPsi-Jack: it won't matter really.. I've had stuff waiting for a while. it takes about 10 seconds to upload once your key is added to the keyring08:42
_vladook, fair enaugh. I was just currious :)08:42
dolsonI would apply for MOTU but I don't know the policy enough yet, and I'm not very advanced at packaging yet08:42
Psi-Jackdolson: Heh yeah.08:44
Psi-JackAnd to think, next I gotta dapper-ize them. :p08:44
Psi-JackThat, though, should be easy.08:45
dolsonwell you have to do that before you upload to REVU08:45
Psi-JackReally? :/08:45
Psi-JackThey won't put that in for breezy?08:45
dolsonwe don't develop for Breezy08:45
dolsonfeature freeze for Breezy was like... 6 months ago08:45
Psi-JackI see..08:45
dolsononce they are in Dapper, you could request a backport I suppose, but I don't know how lucky you'll be with that, considering Dapper is almost upon us08:46
Psi-JackThis is true..blah.. heh.08:46
Psi-JackAnd Dapper feature freeze is almost up too.08:47
dolsonyeah, 23rd08:47
Psi-JackWell, all I /really/ need to do to dapperize them, is change the dist in all of them, and it'll be set, unless their is any major changes to the way cups is done. Maybe version differences.08:48
dolsondo you have build deps at all?08:48
Psi-JackYeah. build deps is only rpm.08:49
dolsonshould be just changing the changelog I would think then08:49
dolsonand why rpm, just curious?08:49
Psi-JackBecause Lexmark does a tarball, with a self-extracting tar.gz.sh, with rpm's in it.08:49
dolsonick lol08:50
Psi-JackYes, ick, but hey. :p08:50
dolsonI don't know if I'll get a Lexmark :\08:50
Psi-JackI made the best use of /just/ using rpm, and not anything else, like alien. I used rpm2cpio to actually extract the rpms.08:50
dolsonI'm thinking about Epson again.. my current printer is the 777, and it needs new ink.. but it's cheaper to get a new printer than to buy new cartridges08:50
Psi-JackHeh.08:51
Psi-JackI have like 5 Lexmark Z600's, because of the price of ink was double to get than a new printer. ;)08:51
dolsonlol08:51
dolsonI would buy a nice HP laserjet, but um.. I need a job first. but I can't get a job if I can't print resumes.. chicken, egg08:51
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Psi-Jacklol08:52
Psi-Jackdolson: Are you running dapper?08:52
dolsonon this hard drive, I am08:52
dolsonI'm too lazy to reboot and swap drives08:53
Psi-JackCan I get your quick assist on a couple version numbers? :)08:53
dolsonok08:53
TheMusodolson: Do you use dapper chroots or pbuilder sessions?08:53
dolsonPsi-Jack: http://packages.ubuntu.org.cn/dapper/allpackages.en.txt.gz08:53
dolsonTheMuso: I test my packages with pbuilder build *.dsc08:54
StevenKdolson: I prefer to unpack the source and run pdebuild in the unpacked directory.08:54
Psi-JackI need dapper's version of rpm, cupsys, gs-esp, libc6, libcupsimage2, libcupsys2-gnutls10, libgcc1, and libstdc++5 basically.08:55
dolsonsee link :)08:55
TheMusoStevenK: What is the difference in doing it that way as opposed to pbuilder build <file>.dsc?08:56
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dolsonhi zakame08:58
zakameheya dolson :D08:59
dolsonargh, I screwed something up with this new package job of mx4409:00
dolsonit isn't copying the binary, it's duplicating the wrapper script.. which causes an infinite loop, eating CPU until ultimately locking up the system. time to do some work09:01
zakamegaah09:03
minghuawine doesn't work with the 2.6.15 kernel dapper shipped?  crap.09:05
dolsonminghua: everything I've tried to launch just says Killed on the console09:07
minghuadolson: me too09:07
minghuadolson: the forum says it's related to the newest kernel09:07
minghuaI happen to have an old kernel around :-)  let's try that09:08
dolsonminghua: I did run notepad.exe once though, and it worked.. but that was before one of the upgrades I did, which I think included the kernel09:08
dolsonargh.. I don't get this.. zakame, would you have a minute to look over my rules file and see if you can tell what is happening?09:10
zakameack09:12
zakamelemme dupe this putty session :P09:13
zakameI'm trying to determine where win* puts its PPP secrets :/09:13
dolsonis that ack as in "ack! no!" or ack as in "acknowledge"?09:14
Psi-JackThere, now I got dapperized packages, too.09:14
dolsonPsi-Jack: yay!09:14
zakamew00t Psi-Jack09:14
zakamedolson: heh, build-stamp gets old every time it gets called :/09:17
dolsonzakame: what?09:17
dolsonzakame: if you're talking about my mx44 package on REVU, that isn't the current version.. check here http://aslan.homelinux.com/dana/tmp/Mx44/debian/09:18
zakamedolson: ocular, still trying to build09:19
dolsonah09:19
zakamek will get that09:19
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zakamedolson: have you tried moving the bin at install time instead of build-time?09:22
zakamewb minghua09:22
minghuathis is rediculous...  you grub always breaks when you need to change the boot kernel09:22
minghuahi zakame09:22
dolsonzakame: I just was looking at the output, and it goes through the install twice.. weird. I'll do what you say and that will fix it. Thanks :)09:22
minghuadolson: yes, switch back to 2.6.15-13 and my wine works now09:22
dolsonminghua: wow.. how could that have happened? is there an option in the kernel that is needed or..?09:23
zakamedolson: well you could also put that just before dh_installchangelogs in binary-arch09:24
dolsonzakame: I meant build, not install, sry09:24
minghuadoko: no idea.  I am search for bugs in launchpad now09:26
zakame:)09:26
zakamebbl09:26
minghuadoko: sorry, I meant to dolson09:28
dolsonhmm.. something I dput still hasn't showed up on REVU yet..09:31
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minghuano bug found, submitted as 3186209:36
minghuadolson: you probably want to look at bug 3096209:43
Ubugtumalone bug 30962 in linux-source-2.6.15 "Running wine applications instantly outputs "Killed." in the terminal" [Normal,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3096209:43
minghuathat's the real bug09:43
minghuaI've marked mine as dup09:44
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dolsonah10:05
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minghuaokay, grub bug found and subscribed too...10:17
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dolsonis anyone here and available who could see why jdelay-1.0-0ubuntu1 did not upload to REVU yet? I dput it probably about an hour ago...10:36
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dolsonhi mitsuhiko10:39
mitsuhikohoi :)10:39
dolsonmitsuhiko: do you have the ability to see why a package isn't showing on REVU that I dput about an hour ago?10:40
mitsuhikojup. because i'm no motu :)10:40
mitsuhikodolson: ask ogra10:41
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dolsonI don't think ogra is here :(10:48
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zakamedolson: it's not anywhere in tiber10:52
dolsonzakame!10:53
dolsonI just tried to dput it and it says Already uploaded to revu.tauware.de10:53
Mithrandirrm the .upload file10:54
dolsonerror 553 could not create file10:55
zakameyou could `dput -f`10:56
dolsonsame thing10:56
zakamehmm10:58
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dolsonit mentions that dcut is used to remove stale files from the official debian queues11:03
zakamedolson: it got REJECTED :/11:03
dolsonhmm. know why?11:03
zakamecan'y see, it's .changes is set at 600, only siretart can read it11:04
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siretartmorning11:04
zakamemorning siretart :D11:05
siretartbtw, has anyone used libtool on windows? what does it to wrt -version-info?11:05
dolsonmorning siretart :)11:05
siretartdolson: jdelay accepted11:06
dolsonsiretart: cool.. what was with the delay?11:06
siretartI'm not sure.11:06
zakameyay siretart :-)11:08
siretartSloMoSnail: real powerpc support, eh ;)11:08
dolsonweird... well, thanks siretart!11:09
SloMoSnailsiretart: lol... not my fault :P i'm awake since 10 minutes11:09
siretartmorning slomo :)11:10
slomohmm... we had a thierry in here, yes?11:11
Toadstoolmorning everybody11:12
siretart11:12
slomohi Toadstool :)11:13
slomosiretart: ?11:13
siretartconnection interrupted11:13
siretartoh, cdparanoia got orphaned11:14
zakameheya Toadstool11:15
Toadstoolhi zakame11:15
slomosiretart: no surprise... upstream didn't do anything for ages and libcdio has less bugs and works better in general11:15
dolsonsiretart: could it have been because I extracted the orig, and renamed the directory before I continued on, and forgot to rename it back to the original name before I built the source?11:17
siretartslomo: err, is there any commandline ripper which uses libcdio, similar to cdparanoia?11:18
slomoat least not in debian or ubuntu :/11:19
siretartdolson: I don't think so, but please make sure that you always upload an unmodified pristine orig.tar.gz (unless you have been told to not do so)11:27
dolsonI did11:27
siretartok11:27
dolsonafter I extracted it, I renamed the directory, and I can't remember why.. but I meant to rename it back before I did debuild -S11:28
Psi-JackCool.11:28
Psi-JackMy key is added. :D11:28
dolsonPsi-Jack: yay. you're one of ... whatever I am, someone who isn't a MOTU but uploads packages11:29
Psi-JackNow I just need to figure out how to upload. :p11:29
dolsonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU ?11:30
minghuaI think the term is MOTU-hopeful? :-)11:31
Lathiatminghua: WRONG!11:32
Lathiatits "sucker"11:32
dolsonI don't suck!11:32
dolsonI lick11:32
dolsoner11:33
dolsonhmm, there isn't any intermediate step between MOTU-hopeful and MOTU11:34
Psi-JackUploading now. :D11:34
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Psi-JackCoolbeans. All my lexmark submissions for Dapper are uploaded and ready for REVU.11:46
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dolsonPsi-Jack: I don't see any yet12:04
Psi-Jackdolson: They're all in..12:04
Psi-JackIn the incoming dir.12:04
dolsonPsi-Jack: what's the name of one?12:04
Psi-Jacklexmark-z60012:05
Psi-Jackftp://revu.tauware.de/incoming12:05
dolsonyeah. I woulda thought they should be moved by now12:08
Psi-JackYou would think. Since they say it does every 5 min12:11
dolsonwell, all my uploads before today were up within 60 seconds12:12
dolsonbut anyhow, it is now 6am, time for bed12:12
Psi-Jackheh, yeah, After I finish setting up my kmail, finally, I'm headed there myselkf.12:13
dolsonnighty night :)12:13
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siretartPsi-Jack: you uploaded binaries, which will be ignored12:25
Psi-Jacksiretart: That is the only way they come.12:26
siretartPsi-Jack: I moved them out of the way to rejected12:26
Psi-Jacksiretart: *siighs*12:26
siretartPsi-Jack: please reread the wiki, espec. the part about using parameters '-S -sa' with dpkg-buildpackage12:26
Psi-JackHmm.12:27
Psi-JackI did use -sa, but -S?12:27
siretartPsi-Jack: the processing script only reacts to '*_source.changes'. there is no point in uploading '*_i386.changes' because they will be ignored12:27
Psi-JackOh.. Hmm'kay... Even if the original source for them is binary-only as well? heh12:28
Psi-JackAhh, I see.12:30
Psi-JackJust makes the diff, dsc, and source.changes file.12:30
siretartPsi-Jack: err, you mean there is no source available at all?12:32
Psi-Jacksiretart: Lexmark doesn't release sourcecode, no.12:33
slomo_wonderfull... so maybe suitable for multiverse depending on the license...12:34
siretartslomo_: perhaps restricted.12:35
siretartPsi-Jack: I'm curious to see your debian/copyright12:35
slomo_or restricted... yes12:35
slomo_or nothing12:35
siretartPsi-Jack: anyway, we cannot upload anything else to ubuntu archive anyway. thus the restriction on12:36
siretart*_source.changes12:36
Psi-JackHeh yeah, I'm not too sure of the license, itself. If it fails because of that, I have an alternative idea to get around it, by using links to grab the original tarball from Lexmark's own site directly within the build process. heh12:37
Psi-Jacksiretart: These are for Dapper, BTW.12:37
siretartPsi-Jack: you need to document the correct licencecing and redistribution terms. it IS read by ubuntu ftpmaster to put it in the right section of the archive12:38
siretartPsi-Jack: it must be absolutly clear that these binaries are freely redistributable, and document possible restriction. only that way we can review your package12:39
Psi-JackThe license is in there.12:39
Psi-JackOr are you saying it has to be embedded into the debian/copyright?12:40
siretartright12:40
Psi-JackHmm. They each have two of them. heh. license and COPYING12:41
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siretartif debian/copyright is not complete, or just has remarks like 'I'm not sure either, please look yourself', there are good changes that it will get rejected12:41
Psi-JackOkay. the z35 one actually has a copyright file with Lexmark's COPYING license agreement file.12:46
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Psi-JackArgh.. the z65 stuff won't go away. :/01:03
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monziehi all01:13
jpatrickhello monzie01:14
monziehi jpatrick01:15
Psi-Jacksiretart: Heh, just in case of any copyright discrepancies, I've inititiated contact with Lexmark about getting permission from them for repackaging and distribution their drivers. ;)01:18
slomo_Psi-Jack: btw, an exception for ubuntu only wouldn't help... it must be either redistributable for everybody or we can't accept it01:21
Psi-Jackslomo_: Hmm, why is that?01:21
slomo_Psi-Jack: don't know exactly... afaik because of derivate distributions01:24
Psi-JackHmm, well, if that is so, and it does get rejected on the grounds of it's copyright/license, even when it's granted by Lexmark themselves to do so, that brings us right back down to the debianist elitism that's one of many reasons I, personally, stopped using Debian for.01:25
jpatrickhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-February/000456.html <- what happened?01:26
Psi-JackBut anyway, for now.. I must sleep/.01:30
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YagisanG'day all - what is the cutoff date for packages from revu to make it into dapper ?02:17
Hobbsee22nd/23rd of feb, i think02:18
Hobbseefeature freeze02:18
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Yagisanthanks Hobbsee02:20
YagisanFuddl: will you be updating nexiuz to 1.5 ?02:21
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jpatrickHobbsee: do you have a KDE package that needs looking at?02:24
Hobbseejpatrick: *thinks* - not that i remember at the moment.  i couldnt make asciiquarium work the way it should, and have more or less given up for a while02:25
jpatrickHobbsee: asciiquarium requires libterm-animation-perl which isn't in Ubuntu02:26
Hobbseesupposedly, yeah.  it did build, but didnt show up in the screensaver listing when i tried installing the deb that got created...but i'm way too tired to think on it tonight sorry02:27
Hobbseei think Riddell merged all the various debdiffs02:27
jpatrickno problem02:28
jpatrickI have to get back to kmplayer02:28
Hobbseehave fun :)02:29
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Seveasogra, poke02:42
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siretartPsi-Jack: whats about this lexmark stuff in incoming? are you still uploading or did you abort the upload?02:48
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zakamehi MOTUs03:24
YagisanG'day zakame03:24
zakamehi Yagisan :D03:25
zakamefinally got to install flight 3 now03:25
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jpatrickzakame: isn't flight4 coming out?03:26
zakamejpatrick: yeah, consider me a late tester :P03:27
jpatrickhi anyway :)03:27
zakamelol03:27
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zakamefreeflying-ibook: you've lots of macs?03:30
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freeflying-ibookzakame: sorry for my poor network .03:31
freeflying-ibookzakame: I'm tired ot it today ,and sorry for bother you all03:31
zakamegaah, I was just about to ask him if he has a spare mac or two :P03:35
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Yagisanzakame: I could use a spare mac too, but considering the recent switch to mactel, there doesn't seem to be a point in getting one now03:40
freeflying-ibookYagisan: this has been discussed on ubuntu-devel's ml03:41
zakameyeah03:41
Yagisanfreeflying-ibook: my email is lagged - I don't have that discussion yet03:42
freeflying-ibookYagisan: you can search the archive03:42
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Yagisanfreeflying-ibook: K - found it. pity, ppc is a nicer chip.03:49
freeflying-ibookYagisan: yeah03:49
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Yagisanfreeflying-ibook: amd64 seems to be the only only other cheapo chip that seems to compare well to a ppc.03:51
freeflying-ibookYagisan: :I've never used machine based on amd6403:52
Yagisanfreeflying-ibook: they are very nice in 64bit mode. you want one from amd, rather then intel. intel lack an iommu so you can have hardware trouble on systems that can support 4GB of ram or more03:54
zakamegaah03:55
freeflying-ibookcan I put some patches into one dptach file ?03:56
Yagisanzakame: yep. lack of an iommu breaks the nvidia binary driver on random intel style amd64 chips.03:57
freeflying-ibooks/dptach/dpatch03:57
Yagisanzakame: probably breaks other things too, but the first tears will be from the nvidia users03:57
zakamefreeflying-ibook: yeah, why not03:57
freeflying-ibookYagisan: thx03:58
zakameYagisan: you said it, even here on i386 I was crying a bit upon dist-upgrading this afternoon, nvidia-glx broke the kernel :/03:58
jsgotangcobroke the kernel?03:58
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Yagisanzakame: and that is why I don't dist upgrade my production boxes04:02
jsgotangcowell why do you have nvidia-glx in a production in the first place04:02
jsgotangcoheh04:02
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Yagisanjsgotangco: I *need* a working opengl04:02
jsgotangcoyeah04:02
zakamejsgotangco: well not nvidia exactly, but linuxant too04:03
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Yagisanjsgotangco: I don't have enough radeon 7200 cards, and ebay wasn't helpful recently04:03
jsgotangcolinuxant is said to be tainted...04:04
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bmontyhi everyone04:04
zakameI thought it always has been?04:04
zakameheya bmonty long time no see :)04:04
YagisanI've never used linuxant04:04
jsgotangcozakame, i'm not good at legalese, best ask mjg59 about linuxant :)04:05
Yagisanah - it's for winmodem crap04:05
zakamejsgotangco: I've seen his post on his blog which pretty much sums it up04:05
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jsgotangcocool04:05
bmontyhi zakame, yeah I haven't been on IRC much lately04:05
jsgotangcoits been a while since i used a modem too04:06
Yagisanbmonty: how dare you have a real life ;)04:06
bmontycan anyone make me part of the "MOTU" team on lauchpad so I can take the poll?04:06
bmontyYagisan: yeah, I wish real life would slow down a bit04:06
jpatrickI think you actually have to be an MOTU04:07
bmontyjpatrick: got that covered :)04:07
Yagisanyou do04:07
Yagisanah - nvermind04:07
jpatrickbmonty: ;)04:08
bmontyI'm part of the "ubuntu-dev" team but not the "MOTU" team in launchpad for some reason04:08
Yagisanoh - we have a LoTR game in universe. tome - is it any good ?04:08
Yagisanhmm - it opens 8 terminals.04:09
jpatrickbmonty: aren't you an Ubuntu member?04:12
bmontyjpatrick: yes04:13
bmontyahh, I am so happy they fixed bluetooth in dapper :)04:13
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jpatricknot at launchpad....04:14
bmontyjpatrick: yeah, I'm trying to figure out how to get that fixed04:14
jpatrickbmonty: ogra can put you into the team04:15
Seveasogra, ping04:21
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comunehello04:41
comuneI've problems using usb mouse with dapper..any hint?04:41
comuneit doesn't works04:42
comunein X.org04:42
gus_try using xorg.conf from breezy04:42
bmontycomune: you should ask that question in #ubuntu04:43
comuneand if i do a hexdump /dev/input/mice it doesn't shows anything, lsmod says that evdev and usbmouse are loaded but not in use04:43
comunesorry04:43
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hubwhat is the policy for binary only packages?05:15
siretarthub: mostly, we don't want them :)05:16
siretarthub: we have some exceptions in multiverse though. namely java and acroread05:16
hubsiretart: because or revu there are the binary drivers from lexmark05:16
jpatrickhub: yep, Psi-Jack put them there05:17
siretartah, he actually managed to upload them?05:18
hubthey are package that use the shar archive provided by Lexmark05:18
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siretarthub: I just glanced at the debian/copyright, and it does not state that we may redistribute it at all05:20
hubsiretart: I didn't really review them05:20
hubI was about to, but I have compiz to fix05:20
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hubsiretart: I have had a blog about lexmark proprietary drivers back in 200405:23
siretarthub: if they were free redistributable, we could include them in multiverse05:26
hubsiretart: I'll look deeply into it05:26
siretartthat way it would be probably best to host them on some webspace and hope that lexmark doesn't care05:26
hubsiretart: it could still be helpful05:26
siretartjo05:26
hubgah, CVS dir in the orig tarball05:27
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jpatricksiretart: can you add the key '9500B1A2' to the keyring? thanks05:32
siretartjpatrick: done05:35
jpatrickthanks05:35
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siretartjpatrick: kmplayer reprocessed05:37
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jpatrickthanks again :)05:38
hubshall I create a -dev for ONE .h and ONE .pc ?05:41
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Mithrandirhub: yes.05:53
Mithrandirhub: I assume you need a .so symlink too?05:53
hubMithrandir: not in that case apparently05:53
hubMithrandir: it is for compiz05:53
hubMithrandir: I'm fixing mjg59 package05:54
hubMithrandir: see bug 3155005:54
Ubugtumalone bug 31550 in compiz "compiz package violate package policy" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3155005:54
Mithrandirhub: the point is that you should be able to install libfoo1 and libfoo2 at the same time.  If there are files which overlap, you can't05:55
hubMithrandir: yeah I know05:55
hubMithrandir: but there is not versioned .so and these are dlopened05:55
Mithrandirhmm.05:56
Mithrandirif you're an application with plugins, you can ship them in the main package, agreed.05:57
hubMithrandir: mjg59 is opposed to a -dev package for just a .h and .pc.05:57
hubMithrandir: btw, there is a versioning issue as he create a -4 while it is not in Debian05:58
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sealneis it possible to see what is in the new queue?06:43
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siretartsealne: not that I knew. but feel free to ask in #launchpadpad06:46
siretartin #launchpad that is06:47
sealneah, thanks06:48
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Seveashub, what are you doing with /usr/lib/compiz/libgconf.so? in the main or in the gnome package?07:13
hubSeveas: that is a good question07:19
hubSeveas: I have to check, but likely in the -gnome pacakge07:19
Seveasgood, then compiz will have neither ked nor gnome dependencies07:19
SeveasI don't mind about the gnome dependencies, but let's be fair ;)07:20
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hubSeveas: the idea is to not install qt4 for Gnome07:20
hubSeveas: and vice versa07:20
Psi-Jackhub: Ahh.. I heard you glanced over the lexmark stuff. :)07:21
hubeven if gtk is likely to already be installed07:21
hubPsi-Jack: I haven't really had a look, but I will07:21
hubI was fixing compiz first and then got caught in real life things07:21
hublike house-hunt-200607:21
Psi-JackYes. I know. I read that. I just hope they can be used. Drivers are things people need, IMHO.07:22
hubPsi-Jack: but free driver are what we want :-/07:22
hubPsi-Jack: is lexmark does not want us to distribute, then it is out of luck07:22
Psi-JackYeah. But it's not always what we can get. :/07:22
hubPsi-Jack: better recommend people to buy HP or Epson07:22
hubor any other that the manufacturer supports07:22
Psi-Jackhub: Just in case, I sent Lexmark an email, asking specifically about getting permission to redistribute under a deb package.07:23
Psi-JackI will never recommend anyone to an Epson.07:23
Psi-JackHP is alright, but Epson, never. Every Epson printer I have owned had some of the worst designs flaws that caused the device to wear down much quicker than they should have.07:24
hubPsi-Jack: I have never had issues, but that is not the purpose of the debate07:25
Psi-JackTrue. :)07:25
Psi-JackJust woke up, anyway. Brain only 1/3 active.07:26
siretartPsi-Jack: I checked the debian/copyright. I cannot find the part which would allow us (or anyone) to redistribute the package07:27
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Psi-Jackhmm :(07:34
Psi-JackHow does the flashplugin-nonfree do it? I noticed in their deb-builder they actually use a ruby-based downloader to get the flash stuff down. But, is that also put into a installable package, or deb-src only? heh07:35
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Psi-JackMy only other option I can think of, to not actually physically redistribute the "lexmark software", is to make a script-based installer, like a package called lexmark-printers, which it itself downloads the chosen driver direct from lexmark, and debianizes it into a package.07:37
siretartPsi-Jack: I'd suggest package it properly, and put those package those packages to some webspace, and point people there07:39
Psi-Jacksiretart: Package it properly?07:39
siretartPsi-Jack: and hope to get an answer from lexmark soon. please write them that their license does not grant redistribution, but you like that distribution are able to do that07:39
Ngsiretart: isn't it bad that people ignore redistrubution licenses and just dump random, unmaintained packages on random websites?07:40
Psi-Jacksiretart: Hehe. Yeah. I've contacted Lexmark. I did that last night.07:40
siretartNg: it is very bad07:40
Psi-JackI don't expect to hear from them till Monday or Tuesday though.07:40
siretartNg: but you can't stop them anyway.07:40
NgI can suggest it's a bad idea each time they mention it ;)07:40
siretartNg: the problem gets worse if people start redistributing broken packages07:41
Ngtrue07:41
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Nganyway, I actually dropped in because I'm at a bit of a loose end and wondered if anyone was doing anything I could help out with ;)07:41
Psi-Jacksiretart: Heh. Just in case, I need to learn how to make a repository. :)07:41
siretartPsi-Jack: oh, thats easy07:42
Psi-JackReally now? Cause I have a server I could toss it on. ;}07:42
siretartlook at the packages 'debarchiver', 'mini-dinstall' or 'reprepro'. all have advantages or disadvantages07:42
NgI use reprepro to run a repository at work07:43
Psi-JackThen I could provide both my breezy and dapper packages. :)07:43
siretartnowadays you definitly want to sign your Release files07:43
Psi-JackYeah, Mine's signed and the package itself, I have thoroughly tested. :L)07:43
siretartPsi-Jack: you would need permission from lexmark to redistribute it anyway07:44
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Psi-Jacksiretart: Oh, I'll get their permission. Unless they're just totally stuck up about it, and if that is the case, I'll do my whole script-based method to spite them.07:45
hubthe download option is usually acceptable07:46
hubbut we need someone to advocate that they release the driver as free software07:46
hubI don't know if any distribution maker has ever attempted07:47
hubbut they would have more chance s than us individuals07:47
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Psi-Jackhub: I dunno. I see one lexmark driver in a repo.07:50
hubPsi-Jack: which one?07:50
Psi-JackThe lexmark 7000, and actually also the C205007:51
hubwhat is the package07:51
Psi-Jacklexmark7000linux and c205007:51
Psi-JackWhich is in universe.07:52
hubnot found07:53
Psi-JackGet:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe lexmark7000linux 0.1999-03-28-2 (tar) [19.5kB] 07:53
hubPsi-Jack: it is not in dapper07:53
Psi-JackJust got it from a deb-src07:53
Psi-JackBut it's license says it's free software, and GNU GPL.07:54
hubPsi-Jack: c2050  is free software07:54
hubPsi-Jack: read the README07:54
Psi-JackYeah, I was looking at the 7000.07:54
hubI'm check breezy07:55
hubI just added the source07:55
hubbut clearly that c2050 driver is NOT lexmark07:55
hubit is reverse engineered07:55
Psi-JackBut, I will gladly work with lexmark, anyway. And see if I can advocate it to redistributable status. :)07:55
Psi-JackYikes. heh07:55
hubPsi-Jack: last time I asked, they didn't even reply07:56
Psi-JackThen I will call them.07:56
Psi-JackI will push their buttons. :)07:56
hubweird07:56
hubthe lexmark7000 driver has been removed from dapper07:57
hubI wonder why07:57
Psi-JackHmm.. Odd..07:57
hubit is not the same07:57
hubPsi-Jack: yeah it has been removed as it is now part of ghostscript07:58
Psi-JackOh cool!07:58
hubPsi-Jack: according to the README.Debian07:58
hub"Note: This package is probably obsolete, or will soon be, as the07:58
hubLexmark Linux driver pioneers like Henryk Paluch have created patches07:58
hubthat enable Ghostscript to support Lexmark printers directly.07:58
hubAnyhow, during this transition period, this package is here for07:58
hubthose who still needs it.07:58
hub"07:58
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hubhow do I tell dh_install to exclude one .so08:02
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at1asAnyone familiar with the Ubuntu Webmin packages?08:06
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LaserJockanybody know who I would need to talk to to move a package from multiverse to universe? elmo I'm guessing08:15
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hubI have a bug fix for 3155008:35
hubshall I upload to REVU or directly universe?08:36
jpatrickhub: not sure :/08:48
jpatrickbug #3155008:50
Ubugtumalone bug 31550 in compiz "compiz package violate package policy" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3155008:50
tsenghub: i would just run a debdiff by mjg59 and upload08:53
TomaszDI don't think this is the right channel, but why isn't gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad in the repositories?08:58
TomaszDI mean, I'd really like to listen to my mpc files08:59
tsengthe -bad means they are buggy08:59
TomaszDI'm perfectly aware of this08:59
tsengwell the answer to your question is that we dont intentionally ship buggy software09:00
TomaszDnevertheless, I would like to make the choice of using one of the buggy ones09:00
tsenggreat, grab the tarball09:00
TomaszDyou know what, I've already did.09:00
tsengand put up with upstream not fixing the bugs09:01
TomaszDhey, it doesn't matter, the package should be made available09:02
TomaszDit clearly says "bad" on it.09:02
TomaszDI've compiled it, but now somehow rhythmbox won't start and gdb doesn't give anything useful as to what causes the crash.09:03
LaserJockhmm, seems like that would be under the "bad" category09:03
TomaszDuninstalled the bad package, still won't start. uninstalled rhythmbox completely and installed again, still won't work.09:03
TomaszDremoved the rhythmbox profile, still won't work.09:03
TomaszDthis is a testing release, anything could happen.09:04
TomaszDhmm, but totem uses gstreamer0.10 as well, and that works, it's able to play music... hmm.. let me reboot to dapper and check if mpc support works at all.09:05
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TomaszDwell, I'm currently playing an mpc file with totem09:11
TomaszDworks perfectly09:12
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TomaszDcouldn't care less and I'm not going to get into a "fight" over which is better. I don't use totem at all normally,09:13
TomaszDjust trying to prove a point09:13
TomaszDhah, rhythmbox works again09:14
TomaszDsomething in memory must have been blocking it09:14
TomaszDindexes mpc files. Sweet.09:14
LaserJockso it's all good?09:14
TomaszDyes.09:14
TomaszDso "screw" the people who decided against including "bad" plugins. When dapper becomes new stable I'll just compile what I need myself. Too bad for "noobs".09:15
TomaszDhmm, scanning the songs (moving the slider) is a lot smoother than it is in breezy.09:18
TomaszDI don't understand including mpc in bad category. But hey what do I know.09:18
TomaszD:)09:18
LaserJockTomaszD: honestly, that kind of statement probably won't get them included any faster. An intelligent discussion of pros and cons in a polite manner would probably be better. Just a suggestion ;-)09:18
TomaszDLaserJock, I'm aware of this 100%. You have to excuse me, I'm a bit drunk.09:19
TomaszDok now I know why it included in bad.09:20
TomaszDdamn.09:20
TomaszDthat's a Rhythmbox issue, Totem plays flawlessly all files I throw at it.09:22
TomaszDfyi, I'm using http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/src/gst-plugins-bad/pre/gst-plugins-bad-0.10.0.2.tar.bz209:24
at1asHi all,  is anyone familiar with the Ubuntu Webmin packages?09:24
TomaszDit would be better if this got packaged for dapper and simply got some testing by users. Without that, how many people will actually test it? Apart from the few geeks.09:24
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LaserJockhi ogra09:27
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bmontyhi everyone09:57
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LaserJockhi bmonty10:03
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at1asWhy does Ubuntu not include Webmin's "net" module?  It is supposed to already handle Debian network configuration.10:15
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dolsoncrimsun: have you heard anything back from ptitti (I think that's the name you said) about PAM/rlimits?10:18
bmontyhey LaserJock10:26
dolsonholy crap that is annoying... is there ANY way to disable slow keys in Gnome?10:30
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fbondcan't figure it out10:31
tomawoh, it reops you too10:31
fbondyup10:31
tomawI didn't even know theia could do that :/10:31
fbondapparently, it can10:31
tomawhave you ever been on the access list?10:31
fbondi just started on IRC less than a month ago10:32
fbondcontinue back on ##anything?10:32
tomawok10:32
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bmontyogra: ping10:52
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bmontybrb10:56
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tomawyay.11:10
fbondindeed11:10
fbondthanks very much, tomaw11:10
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fbondwhat the ... ?11:10
dolsonlol11:10
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tomawah11:10
dolsonBearPerson++11:11
tomawsee, I was hoping it wouldn't do that.11:11
BearPersonit didn't11:11
tomawah.11:11
fbondright11:11
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BearPersonat least not by itself :)11:11
fbondthanks again, guys11:11
tomawnp :)11:11
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marcin`hello MOTU's11:35
marcin`got a question11:35
marcin`I want to create something like 'virtual' package - it doesn't have any original files11:35
marcin`there are only some post* and pre* scripts11:36
marcin`but it creates an empty *.orig.tar.gz file that contains only single empty directory11:36
marcin`could someone tell me how can I avoid this?11:37
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fbondmarcin: I don't think you can avoid that11:41
fbondthere needs to be a directory to apply the diff to11:41
fbondbut ... this would appear to be a Debian-native package... is the tarball really named orig.tar.gz?11:43
LaserJockyeah, I would think there would have to be something to diff to. It should be just a tar.gz file, perhaps11:45
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Madkisscowabanga!11:49
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LaserJockwb bmonty11:55
bmontyhi LaserJock11:57
LaserJockbmonty: how's Gabe?11:57
bmontyworking on some permissions problems with my main computer, its getting very frustrating11:57
bmontyLaserJock: both mom and Gabe are sick :(11:58
LaserJockbummer, my brother-in-law and his wife and baby were all sick at Christmas, not fun11:58
bmontyLaserJock: thankfully I have not really been sick...yet11:59
bmontyLaserJock: I need to get someone to add me to the MOTU team on Launchpad do I can take your poll12:00
LaserJockbmonty: have you "joined" the team?12:01
bmontyLaserJock: it says that an admin has to add me12:01
LaserJockbmonty: what's your LP id?12:02
bmontyLaserJock: bmontgom12:03

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