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sistpotyandrewski: what is the last message you get from inside pbuilder?12:03
andrewskipbuilder: debootstrap failed12:04
andrewski -> Aborting with an error12:04
andrewski -> cleaning the build env12:04
andrewski    -> removing directory /var/cache/pbuilder/build//5987 and its subdirectories12:04
andrewskithat's right after the warning.12:04
sistpotyandrewski: the interesting stuff is just before deboostrap failed, what's there?12:04
andrewskiok... pastebinning... brb. :-P12:05
sistpoty:)12:05
andrewskihttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/907812:06
sistpotyandrewski: oh nice... my first guess is, that you did everything right12:08
andrewskithat's good to hear. :)12:08
sistpotyandrewski: yep... archive.ubuntu.com seems to have problems atm12:09
andrewskihm.  so i could change my mirror and probably be good to go?12:09
sistpotyandrewski: you could try that, or just wait until a.u.c is fixed12:09
andrewskii'll try changing my mirror.12:09
andrewskisistpoty: and you said that dapper is usable now?  i'm tempted to go ahead and upgrade, but this is on my laptop, which i want to work.12:14
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sistpotyandrewski: I've been using it for quite some time, and I didn't notice any big problems recently12:15
andrewskisistpoty: this close to release, it's only likely to be small updates, right?12:15
TheMusoI must say I have found GNOME a little sluggish on my P4, whereas Breezy runs fine.12:15
sistpotyandrewski: we're almost at feature-freeze, so mostly bugfixing12:16
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andrewskihmm... and i could justify upgrading so that i could help find and squash bugs too. :)12:16
andrewskiTheMuso: hmm, odd.  i wonder why?12:17
ajmitchandrewski: some of us have run dapper since it opened :)12:18
ajmitchso it's obviously not too bad12:18
trappistit's had its moments12:27
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maei can vouch that the "alpha" experience with dapper was much nicer than it was with breezy12:41
maelol12:41
jahraztahhello i was wondering whether the version of gtk-gnutella in dapper willbe upgraded to the latest stable version since the verison in dapper is expired and will not function12:41
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jahraztahthis also goes for breezy backport12:41
jahraztahcurrent stable working version is 0.96 and version in repository is 0.96b b for beta12:42
TheMusojahraztah: We are currently in upstream version freeze, but a request may have been made to update it, I don't know.12:43
jahraztahbut this is very important12:43
jahraztaha new version of dapper comming with an expired version of a software12:44
jahraztahand the version was expired many days ahead of upstream version freeze12:44
jahraztah24 January 2006, Version 0.96 Released12:44
lfittljahraztah: do you know which version is in debian?12:44
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jahraztah0.9612:44
TheMusoThe debian version is 0.96cvs200602040801-212:46
jahraztahok12:47
lfittlwe should wait for debian to get the final, and then request an UVF exception12:47
TheMusoc/12:47
TheMusoNote that feature freeze is only days away.12:47
lfittldays? just ~20 hours12:48
jahraztahnormally i wouldn't request like this, but this upgrade is important, because the software doesn't function if not upgraded, do you know what i mean?12:48
LaserJockwe can get a UVF  exception after FF can't we?12:48
ajmitchLaserJock: yes12:48
jahraztahthe offical website does provide a deb, and the deb is fully working so far on my ubuntu12:49
jahraztahwill dapper include software to allow easy installation of debs without opening a terminal. like a gui front using dpkg12:51
ajmitchlike synaptic?12:53
lfittljahraztah: yes, we have got gdebi for that now12:53
ajmitchor do you mean gdebi for the single packages?12:53
tsengor gdebi12:53
jahraztahyes, like when u download a deb file from the net you u just double click it and the applicaton launches and installs for you12:54
jahraztahand show all the things that are happening, like where it'll install and package info, and also dependencies12:54
jahraztahbecause dpkg does nothing about dependency. and you have to manually downlaod tha packages and then re-install the deb12:55
tsengnot really12:55
tsengapt-get -f install resolves dependancies on partially installed debs12:55
jahraztahoh i did not know that12:56
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fbondcrud12:57
LaserJockfbond: man, that thing loves you ;-)12:58
fbondi know jesus i already got the authorities involved12:58
LaserJockI don't know if Jesus had anything to do with it, but ok. ;-)12:58
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fbondi should hope he wouldn't be getting involved here12:59
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TheMusoFrom a glance, gtk-gnutella is probably just a straight sync.01:00
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TheMusoGoing by the changelogs. Haven't looked any deeper though.01:00
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sistpotyTheMuso: debdiff (and filterdiff) or diff for the debian-dir is your friend ;)01:01
mr-russWhen packaging, how do you get different file ownership than the default, do you have to adjust postinst?01:01
TheMusosistpoty: I know.01:01
sistpoty:)01:01
sistpotymr-russ: afaik yes.01:02
mr-russokay.01:02
sistpotymr-russ: just look in the debian-policy, I bet there is s.th. about file ownership in there ;)01:02
sistpotywow, s.o. is working on the new-queue :)01:03
mr-russsistpoty: thanks.  10.9 :)01:04
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sistpotyhehe01:05
TheMusoGee. The changelog has had a lot of editing done to it since universe got 0.96b.01:06
ajmitchsistpoty: good, so a few things should work again - hopefully syncs get handled also01:07
sistpotyajmitch: yes... hopefully I will be more successful in getting an answer right now than with my previous tries ;)01:07
ajmitchhehe01:09
ajmitchsounds like it was more fun with soyuz01:09
sistpotydefinitely ;)01:10
fbondhmm...pbuilder is failing to update with md5 errors01:10
fbondanyone seen this?01:10
ajmitchwouldn't surprise me01:11
ajmitcharchive.u.c is having issues today01:11
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fbondis there a mirror?01:12
sistpotyfbond: sure... iirc there was a list of mirrors in the wiki01:15
TheMusoAlthough now I am not having such luck, even though there is a good chance there is nothing to update.01:15
hubw00t. exifprobe is in01:15
TheMusoheh. Just to show you how bad the issues are, one ofo my i386 builders completed successfully, whereas the other one failed.01:15
dolsonfbond: hey... sorry, I thought you went on vacation so I did qsampler. I started doing linuxsampler, but I can't get that gcc crap to go away. I read the FAQ, but that didn't work for me01:15
sistpotyhub: congrats :)01:16
hubhugin will wait because of the license01:16
hubbut they'll fix the problem upstream01:16
hubby using vigra 1.4 that is MIT licensed01:16
dolsonfbond: so thanks :)01:17
fbondi just finished linuxsampler01:17
fbondqsampler is done01:17
fbond?01:17
fbondsistpoty: do all ubuntu package repos also contain current dapper?01:18
fbonddolson: yeah i was sick for a few days, needed sleep more than anything01:18
dolsonsleep? what's that? ;)01:19
dolsonfbond: yeah, I did qsampler yesterday01:19
dolsonI think... or maybe earlier today? geez, I don't even know now01:19
sistpotyfbond: no idea... if these are complete mirrors, they do01:19
fbondah01:19
fbonddolson: ok, then that should be good to go01:20
sistpotydolson: btw.: vcf-plugins uploaded... I guess my concern wasn't really justified... :)01:20
fbondwhere can I monitor status of dssi sync from debian?01:20
sistpotyfbond: is the sync requested already?01:20
dolsonfbond: it didn't rely on linuxsampler, so I was able to do it first. and I think the dapper-changes list01:20
dolsonsistpoty: cool deal! please upload anything with fbond's name on it ;)01:21
fbondsistpoty: i am in revu as forest@alittletooquiet.ent01:21
sistpotydolson: I'm already reviewing like a mad man ;)01:21
fbondsistpoty: siretart had said it was on his todo list01:21
dolsonfbond: if we do get all these music apps in, we'll be my heroes!01:22
TheMusohehehe01:22
sistpotyfbond: ah... good, but I think it will be a few days until syncs will be progressed again (due to the statement on -dev some minutes ago)01:22
fbonddolson: just like i'd always dreamed...01:22
dolsonfbond: I am not sure I am comfortable knowing that you dream of me.01:23
sistpotyfbond: you could always subscribe to the changes-mailing list, and check for dssi-accepted message01:23
fbondsistpoty: ok.  there are some packages in revu that depend on dssi01:23
dolsonsome important packages!01:23
fbonddolson: don't get too uncomfortable.  i was mostly being polite.01:23
dolsonlol01:23
sistpotyI guess I will build dssi locally for reviewing pending packages...01:24
fbondthat, of course, would be appreciated.  don't kill yourself, though.01:24
fbonddolson, sistpoty: i'd like to get dssi-vst in, but wondered if anyone had thoughts on the licensing issues01:25
TheMusofbond: That is a curly one.01:25
fbondyes, it would have to be an automated download01:26
fbondduring build01:26
TheMusoI think it has been discussed a lot of linux audio dev and user, but I am not aware of what the conclusion was.01:26
fbondor create a separate package called vstsdk01:26
fbondright01:26
fbondi had created a vstsdk package that downloaded the SDK at install time01:26
dolsonfbond: I did om and omins too. wasnt hard at all...  firstly, the libs were already in dapper, and the FlowCanvass thing I guess is distributed in the source, not a separate lib to package01:26
TheMusoI know it would be nice to ship, but the license is a tough one.01:26
fbonddolson: terrific01:26
fbondTheMuso: not really01:26
fbondit's this simple: you can not distribute source of VST SDK in any form01:27
fbonddssi-vst makes an exception from the GPL in its license that allows distribution of dssi-vst without VST SDK source01:27
fbondat least for dssi-vst, licensing is pretty cut-and-dry01:27
TheMusoRight.01:27
fbondit's just a simple matter of making dssi-vst buildable by an automated build machine01:28
sistpotyfbond: is dssi-vst on revu? can't find it there01:28
fbondi.e.01:28
fbondsistpoty: no, not ATM01:28
fbondi've not uploaded my previous01:28
fbondpackage01:28
sistpotyfbond: can you point me to the licence / upstream tarball?01:28
fbondcause Steinberg, in the meantime, released a new version of the SDK01:28
fbondsure01:28
fbondhttp://www.steinberg.net/sdk_downloads/vst_29468/index.php01:29
dolsondssi-vst is a very important thing for musicians, especially anyone coming from Win32 who invested any money or time into certain VSTs.. I sure hope something can be worked out01:29
fbondthe new version of the SDK does not compile cleanly with dssi-vst01:29
fbondwill probably require some tweaking01:29
fbondand Steinberg doesn't make old versions available after new releases01:29
fbondand old versions are not redistributable01:29
fbondso some work is in order01:29
TheMusofbond: There is also the chance that they completely change the URL.01:30
dolsonis there a CVS of dssi-vst?01:30
fbondTheMuso: yes, we had considered this01:30
fbondthe URL looks very phony01:30
sistpotyfbond: I get a file not found01:30
fbonddolson: yes, i haven't checked it yet01:30
fbondsistpoty: might've moved, or maybe that's an old link01:30
fbondsistpoty: hang on a sec...01:30
sistpotythx01:31
fbonddssi-vst is on sourceforge as a part of dssi package01:31
fbonduse soruceforge CVS if necessary01:31
dolsoncvs hasn't been updated for over a year01:31
fbondto download VST SDK, Steinberg makes you agree to a license, and then send you an email with a link to the goods01:32
fbondso i suspect the actual location does change from time to time01:32
TheMusoThey are trying to prevent the very thing you want to implement I guess.01:33
fbondhttp://www.steinberg.de/sdk_downloads/vst_29468/index.php01:33
fbondTheMuso: yes, they are trying to thwart my noble efforts01:33
fbondsistpoty: crap01:34
fbondi think i just pasted the same link01:34
fbondit is01:34
fbondha!01:34
fbondthey are watching IP addresses01:34
sistpotyfbond: found it already on sourceforge01:34
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fbondsistpoty: you found VST SDK?01:35
fbondjust license?01:35
sistpotyfbond: no, dssi-vst... is this s.th. different?01:35
fbondsistpoty: probably not01:35
fbondcan't just diff it cause the Steinberg version is a .rtf01:35
sistpotyfbond: http://dssi.sourceforge.net/download.html01:35
dolsonfbond: that link works for me01:36
fbondsistpoty, dolson: yes, i've been there before.  where is the VST SDK license on that page?  are you sure it is there?01:37
fbondsistpoty: or did you just want the dssi-vst license?01:37
sistpotyfbond: I'm looking through the tarball actually01:37
fbondyes, the README in the tarball has the dssi-vst licensing info01:38
fbonddolson: oh, BTW, don't get too down on yourself over linuxsampler package.  it wouldn't compile with anything except gcc-3.3 for me.  <3.3 = bad; >3.3 = bad; =3.3 = good01:40
fbondi had to force gcc-3.3 in debian/rules with environment vars to configure step01:40
fbondand adding appropriate build-depends01:40
dolsonfbond: cuse told me it is "known to work with gcc 4.0"01:40
fbonddolson: not from what I can tell01:40
LaserJockajmitch: I saw a black helicopter land in the middle of nowhere in Montana once. But I don't think that had anything to do with Linux ;-)01:41
dolsonI think it has similar asm issues as Mx44, which Willem van Engen patched01:41
sistpotyfbond: oh... that licensing is a real pita... I guess the only way to do it might be to have a package vst-headers that downloads the header-files in postinst and have dssi-vst depend on that01:42
dolsonfbond: by the way: http://rivironline.com/ubuntu-6.10.png01:42
fbondLaserJock: but it might've been related to VST!  You know how those Germans get...01:42
fbondjk01:42
ajmitchLaserJock: they're out to get you, you know01:42
sistpotyfbond: however it's not even guaranteed to work, since you cannot assume to have networking on the buildds (inside the build-environment)01:42
fbondsistpoty: ouch.01:43
LaserJockbut in Montana? there is nothing but crazy bombers and cowboys out there. ;-)01:43
TheMusoThat crossed my mind earlier.01:43
fbondsistpoty: well, without downloads, it's definately not feasible...01:44
fbondmaybe just a source package...01:44
sistpotyfbond: we can't make a sourcepackage, if these files are not redistributable :(01:45
sistpotyfbond: I'm not sure about downloading though... maybe infinity or lamont could give a hint there01:45
fbondi mean dssi-vst source, and require user to manually download VST SDK01:45
fbondapt-get install dssi-vst-source01:45
sistpotyfbond: ah, sure... that would work01:45
fbondwget vstsdk.zip01:45
ajmitchstill sounds nasty01:46
fbondfancy-debian-build-command make-my-dssi-vst01:46
fbondyes01:46
fbondnasty01:46
ajmitchI doubt the buildds have external net access01:46
fbondhow lonely!01:46
ajmitchso the user would need to build this01:46
fbonddolson: yeah, i tried to rebuild linuxsampler with gcc-4.0.  no such luck...01:46
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fbondgcc-3.3 is the only one that works for me01:47
dolsonthat's weird..01:49
sistpotyfbond: gcc-3.3 is a nogo unfortunately... it needs to built at least with 3.4 (and c++ stuff depending on c++ with >4.0)01:49
dolsonoh crap01:50
fbondum01:50
fbondgcc-3.3 is in current dapper repos.  this will change?01:50
fbond3.4 is likely ok.01:50
fbondhmm just a sec01:50
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fbonddolson, sistpoty: i might've been wrong about gcc-4.0 failing...01:51
fbondoops, no i was right01:51
sistpotyfbond: yes, that will change, maybe for dapper +1... but new packages mustn't use 3.3 any longer01:51
fbondok01:51
lfittlgn8 everybody01:51
dolsonfbond: we should figure out how to patch that code I guess.. I don't know where to start, really01:52
fbondwell, let's give 3.4 a shot first01:52
fbondso, g++-3.4 is not okay?01:52
sistpotyfbond: if it's c++ depending on c only, it's ok... but as soon as you've got a dependency on c++ it won't work since c++-abi was changed between 3.4 and 4.001:53
fbond"depending on" = "links against" ?01:54
sistpotyexactly01:54
fbondnever really understood this abi stuff :)01:54
sistpotyfbond: it will just segfault, if you try to link these together01:55
fbondok01:55
fbondsistpoty: is it okay to compile C with gcc-3.4 and C++ with g++-4.0 and then link them?01:56
sistpotyfbond: c abi didn't change, so you can mix up c-code from 3.4 and 4.001:57
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fbondand mixing 4.0 C++ with 3.4 C is okay?  just not to familiar with these kinds of compiler issues...01:57
sistpotyfbond: yes... c++ linking with c can see only c-interfaces (as there are only c-interfaces) and thus is ok01:58
fbondokay, thanks!01:58
sistpotynp01:58
fbondcrud.  g++-4.0 is the problem02:00
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fbonddolson: linuxsampler will not compile with g++-4.0, and links against libgig, which has C++.  as a result, g++-4.0 must be used.  Where is the info on patching?02:04
dolsonfbond: you mean on patching in debs or patching this specific code problem?02:05
fbondpatching this problem.  did you have some info?02:05
dolsonI don't... all I know is that whatever changed between g++ 3 and g++ 4 surely broken ASM stuff, because I had similar issues in Mx4402:06
dolsonfbond: I will try building the latest CVS02:08
sistpotydolson: congrats, qamix is in02:08
fbonddolson: ok02:08
dolsonsistpoty: cool :)02:08
sistpotydolson: next thing to do is also check the build-logs (as soon as there are any)02:08
TheMusoAny others motus around that could have a look at My few packages? :)02:08
sistpotydolson: know where you can find these?02:08
TheMusoSorry dolson, I just feel that a11y is just as important as audio. :)02:09
dolsonsistpoty: not as of yet, but you are surely going to tell me :)02:09
dolsonTheMuso: indeed it is02:09
TheMusodolson: But you were there first. :)02:10
LaserJockcan I get somebody to look at the debian/copyright file at http://tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/copyright ?02:10
sistpotydolson: https://launchpad.net/people/adolson/+packages, then just click on the version-link and then on the link under release to get to the buildlogs02:10
dolsonsistpoty: sweet.02:11
LaserJockdolson: yeah, I just found out about the +packages today. very cool.02:11
TheMusoAh! Finally got all pbuilders updated.02:11
sistpotyLaserJock: I would put the "you should have received a copy of the gpl..." paragraph in the copyright... but it's also good the way it is (imo)02:13
dolsonLaserJock: I saw it before, didn't know it would be so integrated though. pretty awesome02:13
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dolsonwb apacheLAGger02:14
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dolsonwb poningru02:14
dolsonwb j^02:14
marcin`hi guys02:14
dolsonwb Fuddl02:14
dolsonwb everyone else02:14
marcin`got a problem02:15
marcin`I got an webapplication and this webapp has /cache directory02:15
marcin`and this directory has to be writable to webserver users02:15
marcin`to put uploads there and cache files02:15
marcin`where should I install this directory?02:16
marcin`in /usr/share/mywebapp/cache or maybe in /var/cache/mywebapp and symlink to /usr/share/mywebapp?02:16
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fbonddolson: i gotta run for a bit.  let me know how things go with linuxsampler CVS?02:17
sistpotymarcin`: did you take a look at fhs for this (in package debian-policy)?02:17
dolsonfbond: k, thanks for reminding me, lol02:17
fbondlater02:17
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marcin`sistpoty: kind of...02:17
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marcin`sistpoty: it's pretty unusual situation so there is no simple answer..02:18
marcin`sistpoty: I think that user files should go to /var/cache...02:18
marcin`sistpoty: but I'm not sure so I ask here...02:19
sistpotymarcin`: not really sure... if you delete one of these files, what happens then?02:19
marcin`sistpoty: well there is no files currently02:20
marcin`sistpoty: this webapp creates only directory structure02:20
marcin`sistpoty: to keep user files there in future02:20
marcin`sistpoty: it's for user uploads02:21
sistpotymarcin`: so if a user uploads a file, it will end up there? what if these file is deleted afterwards... will you get data-loss, broken links or s.th.?02:21
marcin`sistpoty: propably not02:22
marcin`sistpoty: it's: /cache/images /cache/import /cache/upload02:23
marcin`sistpoty: with 'fake' index.html files in each directory02:23
sistpotymarcin`: if a manual deletion of a file there is fully recoverable, /var/cache/mywebapp is the place to go02:23
marcin`sistpoty: and these html files contains only 'This directory must be writable by the webserver user.'02:23
sistpotymarcin`: if not, probably /var/lib/mywebapp02:24
marcin`ok - and symlink to /usr/share/mywebapp ?02:24
sistpotymarcin`: if you really need these, yes02:24
sistpoty(if you can change the path directly, please avoid putting symlinks in there)02:25
marcin`well I need this unfortunately02:25
marcin`this path is hardcoded in php code02:26
marcin`to /$webappdir/cache02:26
sistpotythen either patch the code or use symlinks ;)02:26
marcin`so if I keep webapp files in /usr/share/webapp then cache has to be there02:27
marcin`yup02:27
LaserJockdo all files in the source need to be covered under debian/copyright or just the ones installed?02:27
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sistpotyphew... no idea really... if these aren't installed, you wouldn't need to have info on the copyright about them. and if you use the sourcepackage you'll have the copyright information anyway... but OTOH it's convenient to have them all in debian/copyright, thus you can easily install another file w.o. having a messed up copyright02:30
sistpotybrb02:30
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dolsonfbond|away: no luck.. I fear this is going to be a no-go02:38
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shelaghHello, dolson; how can I help? I don't know how to start.02:53
dolsonhelp what02:53
TheMusoshelagh: What do you want to help with?02:53
LaserJockhi minghua02:53
shelaghI wrote to you the other day (e-mail) to say I would help if I could02:53
dolsonshelagh: ah, I was thinking your name looked familiar02:54
shelaghwith learning how to make packages or testing or whatever.02:54
minghuaevening LaserJock02:54
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dolsonshelagh: do you know how to progran at all?02:54
odlahey i no longer need espresso or casper installed if i have dapper installed to my harddrive do i?02:54
shelaghin theory, but not in practice yet.02:55
odlashelagh: oh...so if i purge them...that's bad?02:55
shelaghodla, sorry iwas replyting to something else.02:55
odlaok02:56
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shelaghWhere do I find out about using the packaging utilities? the documentation seems a little sparce on my harddrive.02:57
dolsonshelagh: check the links in the topic02:58
dolsonshelagh: right now I'm not really doing anything... I'm just waiting with baited breath to see if there are any fixes I need to make to my packages before feature freeze which is on the 23rd. but I am looking up stuff about trying to get LinuxSampler's compilation errors resolved so forest can fix his package in time02:58
zakamehi all02:58
dolsonzakame! :)02:58
zakameheya dolson! :D02:59
shelaghdolson: got it. I'll do some reading and practicing.03:00
dolsonshelagh: are you familiar with any music software yet? if so, could you write some quick tutorials, like a quick-start guide? for instance, if you did one for Audacity, just show how to record multiple tracks, mute tracks, solo, volume levels, time shift, envelope editor, and plugins. just real quick, to the point, intros. not real advanced stuff03:01
shelaghdolson: hmm... my experience has been struggling with midi and rosegarden, lilypond stuff. They have pretty good documentation. If I could work out how to get midi going reliably in ubuntu, I would happily do a tute on that!03:03
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LaserJockwhat is the state of lilypond? do you guys use it much?03:07
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fbonddolson: I'm not seeing much useful info03:09
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fbondone guarranteed fix is to disable MMX/SSE asm optimizations03:09
fbondis it worth dropping to get the package in, for now?03:09
dolsonhmm... sounds good to me03:09
fbondok03:09
fbondi'll get it rolling03:09
dolsonactually, Mx44 has MMX disabled, I think03:10
fbondah03:11
fbondwell that solves things pretty easily, although it is less than ideal03:11
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fbondi will see if i can work with upstream to get the problem resolved03:12
fbondbut for now, no asm optimizations03:12
dolsonthanks man03:12
dolsonI appreciate your work03:12
fbondnot a problem :)  and you've done well yourself03:12
dolsonthanks :)   we should look at building a 2.6.15-ck03:13
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TheMusodolson: That will very likely break a lot of other stuff that depends on particular kernel patches/drivers in the distro if the user chooses to install that kernel.03:14
dolsonTheMuso: it is required for realtime audio... so there is not really any option. this is outside of ubuntu anyhow03:14
TheMusodolson: I know. But what about the extra drivers that have been patched into the current kernel. Users just might need them.03:15
fbondTheMuso: my package is based on ubuntu's.  those drivers are there.03:15
fbondthe config is nearly identical, insomuch as it can be03:15
dolsonuntil Ingo's patch is accepted into mainline, there's not a lot we can do03:15
fbondi just modified the patch list03:15
fbondtook out incompatible patches, added -ck603:15
fbond(to my 2.6.12-ck6 package)03:16
TheMusoRighto then.03:16
TheMusoYou will be lucky if you can get it in, or are you not trying to get it in?03:16
marcin`I have been asking about this today here but I'll try again03:16
fbondi don't anticipate that a non-MOTU will be submitting a kernel package, no03:16
TheMusoFair enough.03:16
marcin`does anyone here know if are there any plans to implement conditional dependencies in dpkg/apt?03:16
fbondbesides, there are loose strings WRT patched PAM, bash, etc, no?03:16
fbondmarcin: I doubt it03:17
dolsonfbond: I haven't heard anything back from Mark about a -rt kernel ever since the last thing I sent you03:17
fbondyou would have to check with Debian to know for sure though03:17
TheMusofbond: Yeah. IIRC dolson asked about that in #ubuntu-devel and kamion said he would have a look.03:17
TheMusothe pam stuff that is.03:17
dolsonthat's right.. he assigned the bug to himself03:17
marcin`fbond: ok I'll try on debian channel03:17
fbondthis is not very useful info to me... I'm a bit out of the loop03:17
fbondmarcin: good luck...sorry couldn't be more help03:18
marcin`fbond: but it's really strange that there is no such feature in dpkg yet..03:18
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dolsonI sure hope that it gets into dapper in time.. the PAM patch at least. it's very small, even I understand what happens in the patch, and that's saying something03:18
fbondmarcin: i would guess that it is not useful that often. most packaging scenarios are pretty straight-forward03:18
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marcin`fbond: so I hope there is a chance to make at least feature request03:18
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TheMusoCnditional deps?03:19
marcin`fbond: most - yes...03:19
fbonddolson: me too.  linuxsampler is done-and-done03:19
marcin`fbond: but there are more complicated packages03:19
dolsonnice. I'll dl it and try it out here, along with my qsampler03:19
fbondokay gotta run to grocery store before... sorry to take off in such a flash03:19
marcin`TheMuso: yes - related with debconf03:19
fbondmarcin: hmmm, i'd have to think about it.  maybe there is an alt. solution.03:19
fbondi'll be back, anyhow03:20
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marcin`TheMuso: for example you got webapp that can use mysql or postgresql database or remote database03:20
TheMusomarcin`: A bit more explanation please. Not really up on what you are talking about.03:20
TheMusomarcin`: Right.03:20
marcin`TheMuso: then you could make a choice in debconf dialog and it could install dependency of your choice03:20
TheMusoYep I am wiwth you.03:20
marcin`TheMuso: currently you have to do weird things with packages to provide this functionality03:21
TheMusoRight.03:21
marcin`TheMuso: I know that could be complicated but pretty usefull too03:22
marcin`TheMuso: I think that this straight forward is just something from pre-debconf era...03:22
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dolsonfbond|away: big diff.. I'd recommend adding in libjack0.100.0-dev as well03:27
LaserJockhi bmonty03:27
bmontyhey LaserJock03:28
zakameheya LaserJock bmonty03:28
LaserJockhi zakame03:28
TheMusodolson, fbond|away, do you use pbuilder to test packages?03:28
dolsonTheMuso: I do03:28
bmontyhows it going zakame?03:29
zakamedoing great, still adjusting a bit to dapper (and xchat-gnome ;)03:29
bmontyI don't think I'll be using xchat-gnome for much longer03:30
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zakameheya sistpoty03:30
bmontythe only thing I like about it is the popups if someone sends me a message03:30
TheMusoGo Irssi!03:30
sistpotyhi zakame03:31
sistpotyhehe, I just though, why is it so quiet, until I noticed that I got disconnected ;)03:31
LaserJockbmonty: yeah, I'm using this cool OSX chat app that has a nice notify bubble.03:31
TheMusoHey guys. I have just been reading a bit about soyuz, and noticed something about RSS feeds. Anybody know where to find them?03:32
LaserJockTheMuso: where were you reading about soyuz?03:33
TheMusoOn the launchpad wiki.03:33
TheMusoThey probably ahven't implemented it yet.03:33
TheMusoI like the sound of it though.03:33
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odlais there something funk with mp3 support in dapper with rhyhmbox?  i have all the proper packages installed but i can't seem to get mp3s to play03:38
LaserJockgrrr I wish I could figure out a way to make a dapper chroot in OSX03:41
zakamehuh? you can't?03:42
crimsunodla: dpkg -l gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly |grep ^ii03:42
LaserJockzakame: how could I?03:42
minghuaLaserJock: vmware, I suppose :-P03:43
odlacrimsun: nothing03:43
minghuaif vmware works in OS X, that is...03:43
crimsunodla: so install it.03:43
LaserJockminghua: oh my gosh, I never thought of that03:43
zakameLaserJock: there you go03:43
odlacrimsun: the multiverse package or the regular one?03:44
LaserJockminghua: there isn't anything OSX specific but do you think the linux vmware-player would work?03:45
crimsunodla: the exact package I named.03:45
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minghuaLaserJock: I seriously doubt it, considering it's most likely i38603:45
minghuaLaserJock: oh did you have an intel mac?03:45
LaserJockI'm running i386 ;-)03:46
minghuaok, slightly higher change, but still very close to zero in my opinion03:46
odlacrimsun: thanks03:46
crimsunodla: np03:47
odlacrimsun: maybe that should be added to the unofficial dapper guide?03:47
crimsunodla: sure?03:47
crimsun(don't know what the unofficial guide is)03:48
odlahttp://easylinux.info/wiki/Ubuntu_dapper03:48
odlasomeone in #ubuntu+1 showed that to me03:48
whiprushthere's an #ubuntu+1?03:48
whiprushheh03:48
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fbonddolson: libjack0.100.0-dev for which package?03:52
dolsonfbond: linuxsampler?03:52
fbondTheMuso: yes, I use pbuilder03:52
fbonddolson: hmm...03:52
fbonddoes it depend on libjack-dev?03:53
crimsunit should _not_ build-depend on libjack-dev03:53
dolsonno, it doesn't.. and the diff > orig03:53
crimsunalways use the versioned build-dep for apps that require jackd03:53
fbondright, i was saving keys03:53
fbondsaving have now been lost03:53
crimsun(libjack0.100.0-dev explicitly)03:53
fbonddolson: i'm not following03:53
fbond(yes i get it...thanks)03:54
dolsonfbond: the diff file is larger than the orig source tarball.. did you do that on purpose?03:54
fbondum03:54
fbondhang on03:54
dolsonk03:54
fbondoh, i ran the autotools stuff so that it wouldn't build-depend on autotools-dev03:55
fbondhmm this is not ideal03:55
fbondbut the tarball would've contained configure03:55
fbondi just had to grab from CVS instead, since downloads are gone03:55
fbondcan I fake the tarball?03:55
fbondthat should be okay...03:56
crimsunjust make sure you clearly denote in the source version that it's a snapshot. Don't generate configure before debuild -S ; instead build-depend on automake1.{8,9} and libtool03:57
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fbondcrimsun: the only reason I'm using CVS is because the source tarball is temporariliy unavailable03:57
fbondyou recommend I do not reconstruct source tarball as it would've existed?03:58
fbondi've exported the CVS revision that corresponds to that release03:58
crimsunfbond: no, because the release tarball may differ in md5sum, which will throw off any sync attempts from Debian (if the package is in Debian, which I presume it isn't?)03:59
fbond(correct it is not) so I should treat this as a CVS snapshot, then?03:59
fbonddolson: what version of qsampler did you package04:00
crimsunif you checked it out from cvs, yes04:00
dolsonfbond: one sec04:00
fbonddolson: CVS HEAD?04:00
dolsonfbond: I used the latest stable qsampler04:00
fbondwas it available on site?04:00
dolsonfbond: you can generate the last release tarball of linuxsampler from CVS04:00
dolsonyeah, qsampler has its own sf.net page04:00
fbondi exported from CVS because downloads had been unavail for about two months due to outage04:01
dolsonfbond: Christian sent me the instructions to make the .orig.tar.gz file, I'll fwd to you04:01
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fbonddolson: who?  what instructions?04:01
dolsonfbond: you've got male04:02
fbondi should hope not04:02
dolsonhehe04:02
fbondokay i gotta run real quick, i'll deal with this in a bit04:02
dolsonChristian is the project lead.. I figured there was a way to generate their official release from the CVS, and I was right, he sent the instructions04:02
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fbond|awayok04:03
fbond|awayi'll be back04:03
dolsonk cool04:03
sistpotydolson, fbond|away: please only "fake" the release, if it really is bit-identical to the official tarball (caveats e.g. timestamp of files), otherwise just use a version-number for a cvs-checkout instead04:06
sistpotys/checkout/export/ ;)04:06
dolsonsistpoty: well, there is no way to ever know because their server failed and has been down since December 3rd04:06
sistpotydolson: then I guess it's better to tag the version as CVS-version04:07
dolsonso co -r  release0_3_3 linuxsampler, make dist, and then give it a CVS version (0.3.3-cvs?) in debian/control04:09
dolsonbtw, fbond|away, the way it is now, I try to install and it doesn't go. libgig is not installable. for whatever reason, it's libgig3c2 that it has to depend on04:11
sistpotydolson: yes04:11
dolsonI shouldn't have deleted my packaging work from earlier04:11
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crimsunthe beauty of maintaining packaging in svn/bzr/$yadda04:12
dolsonI just deleted it because forest put his on revu04:12
dolsonbut my diff was really a lot smaller04:13
sistpotydolson: (you must ensure that version numbers can always be increased for higher version, where 0.3.3-cvs is higher than 0.3.3 and you usually name the version differently... but in this special case 0.3.3-cvs is good as well)04:13
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dolsonI'd like to know what the proper way is04:13
sistpotydolson: listed in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Reviewing04:14
LaserJockhmm, this might be a stupid question but does anybody know if the new Intel macs are 64bit?04:18
TheMusoLaserJock: I don't *think* so, but don't hold me to that.04:19
LaserJockhmm, I think somewhere I saw that they "secretly" are but Intel doesn't market them as 64bit or something stupid like that04:20
crimsunthey're core duos afaik, which are 32-bit04:21
dolsonsistpoty: so "0.3.2.99+0.3.3-cvs" is proper04:21
sistpotydolson: probably 0.3.2.99+cvs-20062202 for usual checkouts, I would use 0.3.2.99+0.3.3-cvs only if it's tagged in cvs04:23
sistpotydolson: so that you can easily verify which checkout the one for the tarball was04:23
dolsonit is tagged. the latest cvs will require the latest cvs of qsampler, libgig, liblscp, etc, which we don't want at this time04:23
sistpotydolson: sounds sane to me then ;)04:23
dolsoncool deal04:24
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fbonddolson: no worries, it will just take me a second04:35
dolsonfbond: did you base your package on the release checkout, or did you get the source elsewhere?04:36
dolsonlike.. mentors?04:36
fbondmine was based on release checkout04:36
fbondi have followed instructions as per your email04:36
dolsoncool.04:36
dolsonI am not impressed with a lot of the stuff I've looked at in mentors04:36
fbondi haven't really checked it out04:36
dolsonI assume that removing libgig from the depends list will allow the magic stuff to pick the correct libgig04:37
fbondthat's what i did04:39
dolsonI wonder why they don't use sourceforge instead of relying on their own servers04:40
fbondsourceforge goes down too04:40
fbondbut not for two months, generally04:41
fbond:)04:41
dolsonhehe, I know, but qsampler is downloadable thanks to sourceforge :)04:41
fbondsistpoty, dolson: the tarball is usually distributed as a .tar.bz2, not a .tar.gz, does MD5 even matter then?04:41
dolsonI'm pretty sure sf does backups of some kind04:41
fbondoh, nm04:41
fbondit does04:41
dolsonthey're both there heh04:41
fbondsorry, stupid q04:41
sistpotydolson: just looking at qsampler... you should link to config.guess/config.sub in the config.status-target instead of the clean target (and remove them in the clean-target) to get these files out of the .diff.gz04:45
dolsonsistpoty: I'm opening up the rules now04:45
sistpoty(and ask upstream to provide a tarball w.o. debian-directory ;)04:46
TheMusoRhythmbox in GNOME 2.14 is going to be really cool!04:47
TheMusoUsing it now.04:47
dolsonsistpoty: what the? I didn't put those in the diff on purpose, I don't even know what they are for lol04:49
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sistpotydolson: they sometimes are more up to date on the buildds (e.g. for porting to new architectures), but afaik aren't that much useful for ubuntu04:50
sistpotyat least I that's what I think they are for ;)04:50
TheMusoI remember reading something about them in the autoconf documentation, I think in the README.Debian file.04:51
TheMusoWhen I first started putting a package together a few months ago.04:51
minghuathe README.Debian.gz file in autotools-dev04:51
dolsonI have it installed in 3 places, /usr/share/{misc,libtool,automake-1.7}/config.guess04:51
dolsonsame with the .sub04:52
minghuaI suppose dolson used dh-make and didn't touch the debian/rules it generated04:52
TheMusominghua: That sounds like the one.04:52
fbonddolson, sistpoty: linuxsampler should be looking quite a bit better at this point04:52
fbond(updated)04:52
fbondminghua, TheMuso: actually, dolson's package included a debian dir04:53
fbondfrom upstream04:53
fbondand upstream could use a few tweaks04:53
TheMusofbond: Was it useful04:53
fbondwell, yes04:53
fbondstill needed tweaking04:53
sistpotysorry, but I really need to go to bed now... will try to do some reviews tomorrow04:54
dolsonI tried to make the least amount of changes as possible04:54
fbondnight sistpoty!04:54
fbondthanks!04:54
sistpotyyou're welcome ;)04:54
dolsonsistpoty: sleep tight :)04:54
TheMusosistpoty: Night, and thanks.04:54
sistpotygood night04:54
fbondi gotta run, too04:54
fbonddolson: if you want, give linuxsampler a shot04:55
fbondi have not tried to install under dapper, but it does build04:55
dolsonI will for sure, going to sort qsampler and try them both04:55
fbondgreat04:55
fbondsend me an email if something looks fishy, but I believe it shouldbe good to go now04:55
fbonddiff is quite small04:55
fbondi'll talk to you tomorrow, probably04:55
fbondnight :)04:55
dolsonwill do04:55
dolsoncya man04:55
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zakameafternoon MOTUs05:59
dolsonhi zakame06:08
zakameei dolson :D06:09
dolsondon't make fun06:09
Hobbseehi zakame06:09
dolsonI didn't choose to get laid off :(06:09
zakamehi Hobbsee! :D06:11
Hobbsee:)06:11
zakamedolson: ???06:11
KyralOkay. Deskbar Applet owns06:12
Kyral-ERANDOM06:12
dolsonzakame: ei = imployment insurance :)06:12
zakamedolson: ah :) didn't know that06:13
dolsonok, I just fixed the complaint about qsampler. should be good to go06:13
dolsonzakame: got laid off as a Christmas gift, thanks to off-shoring jobs from Canada to Pakistan06:13
dolsonok, I think I will fix linuxsampler now and send a patch to forest06:14
zakamedolson: awww :(06:15
dolsonzakame: I think it was a blessing.. I have learned a bit about packaging now06:16
zakamedolson: good for you! :D at least there's a positive side in that :)06:16
dolsonthere's a positive side in everything06:17
dolsonexcept perhaps hemorroids06:17
zakamegaah06:18
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dholbachgood morning everybody08:31
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dolsonhi dholbach08:31
dolsonmy alarm instantly wakes me when you sign on08:31
dholbachhey dolson08:31
dholbach:-)))08:31
dholbachROCK ON08:31
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dolsondholbach: qsampler is good to go I think. linuxsampler needs a bit of work..08:55
dholbachNIce one!08:56
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dholbachROCK'N'ROLL - how did it go? :)10:27
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minghuaquite well, the installation is smooth, the result system is nice10:28
dholbachsuper!10:29
minghuathe Chinese font is still far from satisfactory though, but that's my only complaint10:29
sladenminghua: we'd like to deal with that one compliant and get it sorted :)10:30
sladenminghua: have you used any other Linux distros/installs (eg. a previous version) that had better looking fonts10:30
sladenminghua: maybe we can track down a better font from there if it's free enough to ship10:30
minghuasladen: sure, I know exactly what font I need10:30
minghuaI even sort of know how to configure it to the desired effect10:31
minghuathe package in ubuntu is unfortunately very crappy10:31
minghuaI am refering to bug 3114910:32
Ubugtumalone bug 31149 in ttf-arphic-uming "Bold fonts smudged" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3114910:32
minghuaand I am opening a new one in a second10:32
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dholbachminghua: do you know where and how to configure those default fonts?10:34
minghuadholbach: more or less yes10:35
dholbachminghua: where? because I'd like to change the arabic fonts too, they suck too.10:36
minghuadholbach: and I think I can always ask (on fontconfig upstream mailing list, for example) in case I don't know10:36
minghuadholbach: almost everything can be configured by fontconfig10:36
minghuadholbach: I don't know which TTF font is best for arabic though10:37
dholbachI'd try some different ones10:37
dholbachI'll have a look.10:37
minghuadholbach: and it depends if you want to map it to sans/serif/monospace or not10:37
dholbachi see10:38
minghuadholbach: the file to look at is /etc/fonts/fonts.conf, but the best way is not to modify it10:38
minghuadholbach: put a file in /etc/fonts/conf.d instead, using a filename starting with two digits10:39
dholbachah cool10:39
dholbachI'll have a look at those10:39
minghuadholbach: and fontconfig will pick it up automatically10:39
dholbachNice.10:39
minghuadholbach: man fontconfig and that's probably all (and so much more) you need to know10:39
dholbachSome bug report complained about arabic fonts and when I tried an arabic installation, I saw what he meant. :-)10:39
minghuasladen: back to your first question, though - as I've only used Debian and Ubuntu, I haven't seen a distro with nice looking out-of-box Chinese fonts, although I've heard of a lot10:41
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dolsonI remember when all fonts in general sucked10:50
lfittldholbach: ping10:50
dholbachlfittl: pong10:50
tepsipakkislomo: thanks for making gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad* like you promised :)11:12
slomotepsipakki: np :) but please file bugs whenever something doesn't work so we get at least some of these plugins ready for good/ugly...11:12
tepsipakkisure. they even managed to get 0.10.1 out just in time. I'm still running my own version of -bad but as soon as your packages hit the servers I'll try them11:13
slomotepsipakki: they're already on archive.ubuntu.com... at least the universe variant, multiverse should be there in some minutes11:14
tepsipakkigreat11:16
tepsipakkiif someone could take a final look at gtkpod-aac, it already got one advocate ;) http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=190811:16
tepsipakkiand it's naturally meant for multiverse11:17
slomoit will get to multiverse anyway because it b-d on faad or faac ;) but sure, i'll take a look now11:17
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tepsipakkithanks!11:18
slomoit is based on gtkpod?11:19
tepsipakkiyes11:19
slomook... hm, can you keep care that all new changes to gtkpod are also applied to your package? :)11:20
tepsipakkisure11:20
tepsipakkiit would be easier if they all used the same patch-system, but it's pretty simple as it is11:20
slomotepsipakki: when it's based on that package please include all changelog entries in there, not only your own11:22
tepsipakkihmm, read the comments above ;)11:22
tepsipakkiit has it's own source-tarball, so it was suggested to start from a clean table11:23
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slomotepsipakki: ok, fine with me... but i would've included the old changelog :)11:24
slomoeither you made changes outside of debian or there were any before and you reverted them... why? it will make your life harder when you try to stay in sync with debian11:26
slomoand apparently you missed some bits that were changed before... for example in src/prefs.c11:27
slomoor in scripts/11:28
tepsipakkiin gtkpod there is debian/ubuntu_patch.diff which patches the path /mnt/ -> /media in various places. When you run 'rules clean' the patch is not reverted, so it results in a bigger diff.gz, so I made it to use dpatch.11:28
slomook fine with me but when doing a debdiff between gtkpod and gtkpod-aac there were changes in the mountpath in src/prefs.c and in the scripts directory that are not in your package anymore11:29
tepsipakkihmm, I'll check11:30
tepsipakkitrue..11:31
tepsipakkiduh11:31
slomoand in gtkpod the ubuntu.diff is only for reference... it was applied to the sources to not invent a new patch system over the debian package11:31
slomoso just do the same please to keep the delte between gtkpod and gtkpod-aac as low as possible11:32
tepsipakkiI need to pach configure to change PACKAGE=gtkpod -> gtkpod-aac, so if I just add a patch for that?11:35
tepsipakkiand keep the rest as in upstream?11:35
tepsipakkiit's just confusing to have different kind of comments on revu ;)11:36
tepsipakkiI mean, someone told to clean up the diff etc11:36
slomoyes i know... i'll talk to dholbach and sistpoty :)11:37
slomodholbach: ping?11:37
tepsipakkibut I can talk to the debian maintainer and give patches to make it cleaner, and be happy if he accepts them?11:38
dholbachslomo: pong?11:39
slomodholbach: see http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=190811:39
slomodholbach: you said that it would be better to use a patch system instead of having the changes in diff.gz11:39
slomodholbach: but as this package is derived from one in debian i think it's better to make as less changes as possible11:40
dholbachok makes sense11:40
dholbachmaybe include the diff in   debian/applied-patches11:40
dholbachso it's easier to extract and to re-apply, for a new version11:40
slomoyes... that's how it was before :)11:40
dholbachok11:40
dholbachsounds good11:40
slomook, tepsipakki so just do it this way and you get my vote... and maybe dholbach's too :)11:41
tepsipakkiok, will do :)11:42
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slomotepsipakki: ok, ping me when you're ready and it's uploaded :)11:42
tepsipakkiyeah11:46
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lionelpslomo: can you have a look on http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=189911:47
tepsipakkia question: I'd like to get libgssapi1 in dapper, but it contains /usr/lib/libgssapi.so.1 and it apparently conflicts with heimdal-dev which has /usr/lib/libgssapi.so. They both should be installable at the same time, says upstream. This conflict is the reason why the library is not yet in debian and upstream does not know how to resolve it..11:49
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minghuatepsipakki: does libgssapi1 ships /usr/lib/libgssapi.so as well (usually a symlink)?11:53
tepsipakkiminghua: no..11:54
minghuatepsipakki: I am pretty sure the /usr/lib/libgssapi.so in heimdal-dev is a symlink to /usr/lib/libgssapi.so.4 in libgssapi4-heimdal11:54
minghua(at least in Debian, don't know how to check ubuntu as they say packages.u.c is outdated)11:55
tepsipakkihmm, I'll try11:55
minghuatepsipakki: then I see no reason why libgssapi1 conflicts with heimdal-dev11:55
minghuatepsipakki: Debian apparently doesn't have libgssapi1 in sid11:56
tepsipakkiyes, heimdal-dev pulls in libgssapi4-heimdal..11:56
minghuatepsipakki: while in sarge they have libgssapi1-heimdal which provides /usr/lib/libgssapi.so.111:56
minghuatepsipakki: that's all I can get from the dependencies, I don't know about libgssapi at all though11:57
tepsipakkihmm, if I install heimdal-dev, it links libgssapi.so -> libgssapi.so.4.0.0 which is from libgssapi4-heimdal, but libgssapi1 wanted to link /usr/lib/libgssapi.so -> libgssapi.so.1.0.012:02
tepsipakkiso there's the conflict12:02
tepsipakkithey install ok, but I'm not sure that the applications that expect to have a specific libgssapi.so are happy12:03
minghuatepsipakki: looking at the practice of Debian maintainer it seems the API is compatible, which means if you compile your program against the heimdal-dev in dapper it should work with the libgssapi.so.4.0.0 provided by libgssapi4-heimdal12:06
minghuatepsipakki: you need to ask someone who know libgssapi about this though12:06
tepsipakkiI'll ask upstream..12:07
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TheMusoHey all MOTUs and MOTU hopefuls. :)12:26
monziehi all12:27
dolsonhey again TheMuso12:29
dolsonhey monzie12:29
TheMusodolson: SOmething I was meaning to ask you earlier today. Did you ever manage to download the titanicsf soundfont? Whenever I try to get that file recently I got a 404.12:31
dolsonTheMuso: someone sent it to me over AIM. they have bandwidth issues or something... I asked them if we could get permission to redistribute in Ubuntu because Mark said he wanted sound samples and such included in Ubuntu, but no reply. that was a while back.12:32
TheMusoAh right.12:32
TheMusoIs it worth it?12:33
TheMusoAs in, attempting to get a copy from somewhere?12:33
dolsonno idea yet.. I don't have enough RAM to load it at this point12:33
dolsonit is highly recommended by others though12:33
dolsondid you listen to the three demo files there?12:34
TheMusoActually, I don't think I have.12:35
TheMusoMust grab them and listen to them.12:35
dolsonthey sound near movie-quality, to me...12:35
TheMusoRight.12:35
dolsonthere are 4 demos actually12:35
TheMusoThe demo page is a 404.12:36
dolsonTheMuso: the links in the wiki work: http://www.ubuntustudio.com/wiki/index.php/SoundFonts12:36
TheMusoThanks.12:37
dolsonthe only thing I don't really like are the drums.. but I've heard a couple nice snares. just not enough variety between each sample playback. I imagine this can be fixed with a good software soundfont synth that allows randomization12:37
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atieminghua, ping12:44
minghuahi, atie, just got your mail about 10 mins ago12:45
minghuaatie: please have a read about my comments in http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=335426 first12:46
Ubugtudebian bug 335426 in scim-pinyin "should add im-switch support for zh_CN" [Wishlist,Open] 12:46
minghuaatie: I am all for adding im-switch support in scim-hangul, but I am against your (actually scim-anthy's) approach12:46
atieminghua, so scim-anthy is bad example?12:49
minghuaatie: I need to go sleep soon and can't really think clearly right now :-P  will give you a detailed reply tomorrow12:49
atieminghua, ok.12:49
minghuaatie: not really "bad", but not good enough, in my opinion12:50
minghuait's a maintainer's burden thing12:50
minghuaadding such a patch is probably 10 min's work, but later I probably need 5 hours to keep supporting it12:50
atieI wanted to keep all scim packages in same. :)12:50
minghuaatie: well, my debian packages won't use that approach, which are scim-uim, scim-pinyin, scim-tables12:51
minghuafor scim-hangul I am just co-maintainer, so it's kind of in the middle12:52
TheMusodolson: That orchestral demo has MIDI written all over it :)12:53
TheMusoDont like either the band mix or the orchestral demo.12:53
TheMusoGot the others to try yet.12:53
atieminghua, do you remember I sent you and Mr. Yang a mail to check current scim-hangul?12:53
minghuaatie: yes12:54
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atieminghua, go to bed, talk later. I am feeling sorry. :)12:56
minghuaatie: sure, good night12:56
atieminghua, it's too early to me saying "good night". bye.12:57
minghua:-)12:57
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dholbachTheMuso: I packaged dogtail :)01:02
TheMusodholbach: What is that package again?01:02
dholbachautomated a11y testing01:02
TheMusoThats right.01:02
TheMusoI have just replied to Henrik's email on the list to see whether we can get something moving re the speech implementation. I suggested he come onto IRC so we can bug Kamion about it.01:03
TheMusoI know it is close to feature freeze, but we need either a yes or no.01:03
dholbachyeah01:03
TheMusoOk he has just joined.01:04
tepsipakkislomo: ok, new version of gtkpod-aac is now in REVU01:06
slomotepsipakki: url? :)01:07
tepsipakkihttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=194401:07
slomotepsipakki: fine with me :)01:08
tepsipakkiyeehaw! :)01:08
slomowhen it builds ;)01:09
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tepsipakkicosmetic..01:10
slomodholbach: do you have some time to review this one too? just do an debdiff to the gtkpod package... the changes are really small01:10
dholbachslomo: not at the moment, later01:10
dholbachor somebody else can review it01:10
slomodholbach: ok :)01:11
slomotepsipakki: search for another vote :) maybe ask sistpoty again01:14
tepsipakkislomo: ok, np01:15
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tepsipakkihow should I handle a package which has it's own debian-hierarchy, and the latest version is not in debian/dapper?01:24
tepsipakkiI mean, which version should I use01:24
tepsipakkiupstream has -1, do I use -1ubuntu1 or -0ubuntu1?01:25
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Yagisantepsipakki: I suggest -1ubuntu101:26
slomodito01:26
slomobut you can keep the -0ubuntuX version as well01:26
slomoyour decision... debian will never get this package so you could use a -X version too01:26
tepsipakkioh, and I believe that the libgssapi/heimdal-conflict is easy to solve.. since libgssapi build-depends on libkrb5-dev which conflicts with heimdal-dev, so libgssapi1 should Conflicts with libgssapi4-heimdal?01:26
Yagisanyes, but if someone adds upstreams repo, the -1 will be higer then the -0ubuntu01:27
tepsipakkislomo: yes, I believe they'll release a new version before it hits debian :)01:27
lfittlslomo: do you have time to look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1945?01:27
slomolfittl: yay a game :) i'll review it now01:29
lfittl:)01:29
Yagisanslomo: I'll get you more games - hopefully by dapper +1 ;)01:31
slomolfittl: upstream is insane, yes? ;) "-funroll-loops -fomit-frame-pointer -pipe -O9"01:32
Yagisanslomo: the -O9 actually does not work - heh01:32
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slomoYagisan: it should work... but it does the same as -O301:33
lfittlslomo: yep, will send him a mail about my changes01:33
YagisanIIRC it was ignored, as it wasn't int the accepted range01:33
slomolfittl: in debian/control... you have 3 times "Section: games" in there... one time for the source package is sufficient :)01:33
lfittloh, did not know that, will re-upload after you have finished reviewing :)01:34
slomolfittl: anagramarama-data should not have shlibs:depends as it's a) arch: all and b) doesn't contain binaries anyway01:34
slomolfittl: just delete the Depends line for -data01:35
lfittlcopy and paste is sometimes really bad ;)01:35
lfittlanything else?01:35
slomolfittl: and add ${misc:Depends} to the other package just to be on the safe side :)01:35
dolsonI packaged orbital eunuchs sniper, but it crashes and deploys an SDL parachute... segmentation fault01:35
lfittlslomo: what would be added by misc:Depends?01:36
slomolfittl: standards-version... 3.6.2 is enough, 3.6.2.X only adds cosmetic changes01:36
slomolfittl: most probably nothing yet... but when you use gconf for example gconf would be added there01:36
lfittlk01:36
slomolooks sane... what about a .desktop file for it? :)01:40
lfittlright, I forgot that one, will re-upload after adding it01:42
Yagisanlfittl: please, please include a .desktop file. It is such a pain in the arse to not have one. You could probally copy one out of another game on revu01:42
lfittlYagisan: I hate games without .desktop files too ;)01:43
slomolfittl: the game is fun :)01:44
lfittl:)01:44
Yagisanlfittl: I have so many installed with a .desktop file, I can't remember which ones to file bugs on!01:45
Yagisans/with/without01:45
slomolfittl: ping me when you uploaded a new version :)01:45
lfittlyep01:45
slomohmm... wordlists in other languages would be nice :)01:48
Yagisanslomo: what sort of wordlists >:) ?01:49
slomoYagisan: just random words with lenghts from 1 to 701:51
slomoYagisan: no names01:51
Yagisanslomo: I'm sure I have something that fits in my massive passwords collection. What do you need it for01:52
Yagisan?01:52
slomolfittl's game ;)01:52
slomoyou get 7 letters and have to find all possible words you can build with these letters01:53
Yagisanhmm, I'm not sure he needs a 300MB compressed data file01:53
Yagisanenglish letters only ?01:53
slomoyes01:54
slomoA-Z,a-z01:54
slomowell... other national letters would work too i guess01:55
slomobut i guess there are names in your password collection01:55
Yagisanyes, all sorts, not just english characters either01:57
Yagisanyou really need just random characters ? that could probally hacked up in a script01:59
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slomoYagisan: no... words :P you get 7 random chars in that game and need to find all words you can build with them02:02
Yagisanslomo: script it. cycle from a-z then overflow. actually better idea is to have the game do it in code. probally can get some code to do that from john the ripper02:04
slomoYagisan: you don't understand me :) the game has a wordlist with real words from lenght 1 to 702:05
Yagisanah - so typical of me.02:05
Yagisanas usual it has gone over my head02:06
marcin`raphink: vtigercrm and vtigercrm-mysql-local are in REVU now please review them if you will have time02:12
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lfittldholbach: ping02:22
dholbachlfittl: pong02:23
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atieCan someone here bring a new version of ttf-fonts package from Debian to Dapper directly? I could build them with source files in Debian.02:40
aties/them/it/02:40
freeflyingatie: hi02:40
atiefreeflying, hi.02:41
atiefreeflying, thanks for fixing the xim issue.02:49
freeflyingatie: it's my horour , hehe02:49
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segfaulti have a slapd module which i got from openldap2.3, and compiled for openldap2.2 and packaged it. how am i supposed to upload to revu, since there's no .orig source?02:58
dolzzzonfbond|away: good job02:58
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dolzzzonfbond|away: ohhh, except the address for the FSF is outdated in the copyright file03:00
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zakameevening MOTUs!03:01
dolzzzonzakame: WAZZZZUPP!!?03:01
Gloubiboulgaheya zakame03:01
dolzzzonargh. ok, I will sleep now, as my left eye hurts a lot :( bbl03:02
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zakameheya dolzzzon Gloubiboulga :D03:04
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tepsipakkiguys, the libgssapi.so conflict I was talking about earlier is ancient history, doesn't apply to sid/dapper anymore03:08
tepsipakkiupstream cannot reproduce it anymore03:08
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phanatichi people03:15
zakamehello phanatic03:16
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Tonio_Gloubiboulga ping ?03:17
Tonio_hi everyone03:17
GloubiboulgaTonio_, pong03:18
Tonio_Gloubiboulga, netswitch and knetswitch have a chance to be uploaded03:19
Gloubiboulgacool :)03:19
Tonio_Gloubiboulga, Riddell tested gnetswitch and got a big error "segmentation fault" while launching it03:19
Tonio_works for me.......03:19
Gloubiboulgahum...03:19
Tonio_can, you eventually test ?03:19
Gloubiboulgayes, I do it now03:20
Tonio_okay03:20
Tonio_take the package on revu03:20
Tonio_even there are still problems, upstream have worked hard last week to clean toe package for ubuntu03:20
Tonio_it would be a pain not to get them in universe :)03:20
Tonio_Gloubiboulga, what is important is to test gnetswitch with the svn version of netswitch that is on revu too03:21
Tonio_not version 0.3 of course :)03:21
Gloubiboulgaof course :)03:21
Tonio_Gloubiboulga thanks ;)03:22
GloubiboulgaI had an issue too with 0.303:23
GloubiboulgaThe default debhelper Cflags were not ok03:24
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freeflyinglooking for review http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=195703:37
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KyralMorning04:05
phanatichi Kyral04:05
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tepsipakkiok, any main-uploaders available for a package-review? I have a new version of libnfsidmap packaged, should I upload it to REVU?04:16
alleeHi, there a new rsibreak release that fixes major bug/annoyance. I've uploaded to REVU http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1930 and added a comment there.04:17
alleeThe release is not a minimal bug fix, as is rsibreak will sooner or later turned of because it gets the timer wrong04:18
alleeAnyone to ping here for ask for an UVF, or better post to -motu ml?04:19
jpatrickallee: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-January/000177.html04:21
raphinkdholbach: if I want to ask for a sync exception request, what shall I attach to the mail?04:21
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jpatrickwb allee04:24
alleejpatrick: uhm, konversatoin was suddenly frozen :(  didn't like you URL? ;)04:26
jpatrickodd04:26
alleejpatrick: yeah. First time that this happend.04:26
raphinkanyone knows what I shall put in my mail for a sync request?04:27
jpatrickallee: have you thought of joining the Debian Collaboration Team? https://launchpad.net/people/dct (for what you discussed at #ubuntu-meeting)04:27
tsengraphink: Please sync foo, uvf approved by {mdz,kamion}. Thanks.04:28
raphinktseng: in english?04:28
alleejpatrick: no, did now about it.  I only watch the alioth counterpart ;)  I'll look at it.04:29
tsengraphink: what04:29
raphinktseng: can you explain to me again, using sentences with subjects and verbs ?04:29
tseng"what shall I put in my mail for a sync request"04:29
raphinkI know how to make a UVF request04:30
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tsengPlease sync package foo from Debian04:30
raphinkbut this is a sync request04:30
raphinkhmm04:30
tseng...04:30
raphinkI mean04:30
raphinkfor UVF exceptions request, we have to join a diffstat and the upstream changelog04:30
raphinkis it the same for a sync request?04:30
tsengno04:30
raphinkthat is my question04:30
tsengif your sync changes upstream version04:31
tsengyou should point out to elmo that it was approved by $approver04:31
tsengand give him a link to the motu list mail even04:31
raphinkmy question is how do I ask for approval ...04:31
raphinkwhat do I have to put in my mail to ubuntu-motu04:31
tsengof the uvf change, or the sync?04:31
tsengoh jeez04:31
raphinkinstead of the diffstat+changelog04:31
raphinksync04:31
raphinkit's a sync from Debian that I request04:32
tsengsync of debian version, not new upstream?04:32
tsengplease start from the begining04:32
raphinkoook let's start from the beginning04:32
raphinkI want to request a sync from Debian of Wesnoth 1.1.104:32
raphinksince we have 1.104:32
raphinkwhich doesn't work anymore on the official server04:32
tsengso, that is not requesting a sync04:32
raphinkfor gaming04:32
raphinkhuh?04:32
tsengwhich is what you asked an I answered04:32
tsengyou are requesting a UVF exception04:33
tsengif you get it, you can request a sync04:33
raphinka UVF exception for a sync04:33
tsengsure04:33
tsengbut a sync request is totally seperate04:33
tsengso please dont call it the same thing :)04:33
raphinkas you wish04:33
raphinkmy point is04:33
raphinkfor a UVF exception, we have to join a diffstat and the upstream changelog04:34
raphinkis it the same if I request a UVF exception for a sync from Debian?04:34
tsengyes, its still a uvf exception04:34
tsengjust note that the version is alreayd in debian04:34
raphinkok04:34
tsengand its a clean sync04:34
tsengno ubuntu changes04:34
raphinkso I run the diffstat on the package?04:34
tsengon the orig tarballs04:34
raphinkah04:35
raphinkI have yet to see if it's a merge actually04:35
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raphinkdholbach: could you approve my message to the list please?04:59
dholbachsure05:00
raphink:)05:00
raphinkthanks05:00
raphinkit says it's too big a body05:00
raphinkcause there are lots of attachment, although i've tried to make them as small as possible ;)05:00
dholbach322K? HOLY COW!05:01
raphinkheh05:01
jpatrickmust go to india then05:01
raphinkthis is a new version of wesnoth05:01
raphinkwith lots of changes05:01
dholbachI feel we have to find a new process for this.05:01
raphinkdholbach: and I've even run diffstat on it05:02
raphinkotherwise the debdiff was 50MB lol05:02
jpatrickok that's huge05:03
raphinkindeed05:03
raphinkthat's as big as the orig05:03
raphinkwhich I guess explains why the 1.1.1 official server requires to use wesnoth 1.1.1 and not 1.105:03
raphinkdholbach: did you approve it though?05:05
dholbachyes i did05:05
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raphinkdholbach: thanks05:05
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raphinksiretart: do you think it would be possible to have a local repo on tiber that can be used to test packages that depend on one another in REVU?05:14
siretartraphink: in principle, yes. But I'd rather spend time on revu205:17
raphinksiretart: well for REVU2 too of course05:18
raphinksiretart: if I can work on REVU2, I'd be happy to do it05:18
raphinksiretart: if there is something that is needed now05:18
siretartraphink: well, the svn is open, and I guess you can already commit to it ;)05:19
raphinkyes05:20
raphinkbut I don't really know what is the plan05:20
raphinkwho is working on what05:20
raphinkwhere there is a need for more work05:20
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hubhttp://geekz.co.uk/lovesraymond/archive/cancomical-lynchpad05:27
hubLOL !05:27
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apacheloggerre05:52
jpatrickhello05:53
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jpatrickTonio_: you around?06:08
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jpatrickapachelogger: libqt3-compat-headers (>= 3:3.2.3) and libqt3-mt-dev (>= 3:3.2.3) ?06:10
apacheloggerjpatrick: later has been removed06:10
apacheloggercompat is needed for building06:10
jpatrickodd, I'm build 190306:11
jpatrickbuilding*06:11
apachelogger1903 still includes mt-dev06:11
apacheloggernext revision will not ;-)06:11
jpatrickwell, where is it? ;-)06:11
apacheloggershell I really upload for that little depend?06:12
jpatrickyep06:12
apacheloggerok06:12
jpatrickotherwise I can't upload06:13
apacheloggerthe package is _that_ perfect? O.o06:14
jpatrickwe'll see06:14
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apacheloggerup it is06:14
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sistpotyhi folks06:41
Gloubiboulgahey sistpoty06:41
sistpotyhi Gloubiboulga06:41
jpatrickhello sistpoty06:42
sistpotyhi jpatrick06:42
sistpotytime for another reviewing round... /me looks at gnome-orca06:43
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atiebye all06:45
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jpatrickapachelogger: this is going to take forever06:45
apacheloggerjpatrick: the building?06:46
jpatrickyep06:46
jpatrickit's still unpacking dep06:46
apacheloggerhasn't took that long here06:46
apacheloggerO.o06:46
apacheloggerlame server :P06:46
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sistpotyTheMuso: for gnome-orca, it might be prudent to split the binary package to an arch:all (python-stuff) and arch:any (the library) pacakge06:51
marcin`raphink: ping06:51
slomosistpoty: would be nice, yes... btw, for gtkpod-aac... your suggestions were all correct for a new package but keep in mind that this package is derived from one we already have and has to be kept in sync with that one... so minimal changes06:53
slomoTheMuso: for gnome-orca... copyright is wrong... i find at least "Copyright 2005 Sun Microsystems Inc." und "Copyright 2005 Google Inc." und "Copyright 2001, 2002 BAUM Retec, A.G." but you mention two names in debian/copyright06:53
sistpotyslomo: so gtkpod-aac will always be merged from gtkpod-versions? Had the impression that it was a fork here... ;)06:55
sistpotyslomo: hehe, you just wrote "und" ;)06:55
slomosistpoty: it's only changed packaging :) one new build-dependency from multiverse... so it should be kept in sync with the default package, yes06:56
sistpotyslomo: ah... thx for clarifying06:56
sistpotyslomo: did you upload gnome-orca right now?06:57
slomosistpoty: nope... i aborted the upload ;)06:57
slomosistpoty: copyright is wrong06:57
sistpotyslomo: ah... just saw your comment... I removed your advocacy ;)06:58
slomosistpoty: thanks :) but i think the splitting would be overkill in this case06:58
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slomosistpoty: it's only a 6544 bytes library... it doesn't deserve an own package ;)06:59
sistpotyslomo, TheMuso: I could live with the package in the current shape (maybe I should have commented that), splitting would be a nice extra imo :)06:59
sistpotyslomo: but the python-stuff will be around 4 instead of only 1 times on the ftp-servers07:00
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hubwhat can't I reupload to REVU a package07:00
sistpotyhub: .upload file left lying around?07:00
hubthe version hasn't changed but the package did07:00
hubah right07:00
jpatrickdput -f *.changes07:00
hubworks now07:00
hub.upload07:00
slomosistpoty: but it would make our Packages files bigger too... twice as big07:00
hubdholbach: that pandora package I fixed it. I did the mistake  :-/07:01
dholbachhub: ah ok07:01
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hubI don't know how it didn't go thru07:02
hubI always check the binary package07:02
sistpotyslomo: yep... and a *library* package would be total overkill, but imo I still think the split to a -base (or s.th.) package might be good07:02
apacheloggerjpatrick: still building?07:02
slomosistpoty: it would be cleaner... yes... but the tradeoff doesn't justify it imho :)07:03
jpatrickapachelogger: now it's going though ./configure07:03
apacheloggeroioi :|07:03
sistpotyslomo: hehe... well I'm still learning some lessons... last lesson was "misc:depends" is good ;)07:03
slomosistpoty, TheMuso: i'll change the copyright for gnome-orca and upload it then07:03
sistpotyslomo: go ahead ;)07:04
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dholbachhub: still no love on amd6407:05
hubmmm07:06
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dholbachlet me doublecheck07:06
hubthere was a problem on i38607:06
dholbachmaybe i did something wrong07:06
dholbachit's building and i'll be off cooking for some time07:06
hubthe uid changed :-007:06
hubhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=196607:06
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dholbachhub: better07:08
lucasis it me, or a spam went through on ubuntu-announce@ ?07:09
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stratuslucas: check the headers07:09
dholbachlucas: yes, it was a mistake07:10
lucasstratus: I did07:10
lucasstratus: but I can easily send you an email with the good List-Id header :-)07:10
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sistpotydolzzzon: you'll need to update debian/copyright for omins, since there are files that contain copyright info (authors) not listed copyright07:10
slomohub: copyright is wrong in pandora07:11
stratuslucas: sure, but spammers don't give a fuck about them, so if they look coming from ubuntu.com smtp, wee..07:11
slomohub: "Copyright (C) 1995 Spencer Kimball and Peter Mattis" is missing07:11
hubah well, yeah07:11
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slomohub: shall i fix it? and "Software is licensed under GPL version 2 (see COPYING file)." can be left out imho07:12
slomohub: it's only confusing07:12
hubslomo: I'll do it07:12
slomohub: ok, ping me when you uploaded a new version :)07:12
stratusis it just me that sometimes look at slomo nick and read elmo ?07:14
hubstratus: just you07:14
stratusdamn, i need to upgrade something in my eyes07:14
hubstratus: yeah, new firmware"07:15
slomostratus: lol... no i'm not elmo ;P why? because i'm so picky about copyright?07:15
stratushub: the same thing with you switch, err i mean hub. :-)07:15
stratusslomo: heh i really know that you're not elmo. There's just something funny about slomo and elmo that my eyes mess up sometimes.07:16
slomohub: pandora is fine except copyright... good work :)07:16
stratushub: yes, i need a new firmare that fix keratoconus. :-|07:16
hubslomo: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=196707:17
slomohub: ok, fine with me :)07:17
jpatrickapachelogger: done07:18
apacheloggerhoooray :)07:19
slomohub: uploaded07:19
hubslomo: thanks.07:19
hubslomo: I could have too :-)07:19
slomooh, yes... sorry :)07:20
hubnp07:20
stratusdholbach: news about UVFStatus processing?07:21
dholbachstratus: matt asked me to change the process, we're still discussing, I'll give an update, once we're done07:22
stratusdholbach: oh, ok let me know. :-)07:23
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dholbachsistpoty: go, make the a11y happy! :)07:26
sistpotyhehe07:26
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pefhello07:31
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slomodoes someone know where one could subscribe to the motu-reviewers mailing list? :)07:31
fbond|awayhttp://tauware.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/motu-reviewers07:32
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slomothanks :)07:33
fbond|awaynp07:33
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sistpotyTheMuso: please look at speechd-up comments07:36
fbond|awaysistpoty: linuxsampler?07:37
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fbond|awayqsampler has been ok'ed, and is useless without linuxsampler...07:37
sistpotyfbond|away: will take a look07:37
lfittlsistpoty: ping07:37
fbond|awaythanks!07:37
sistpotylfittl: pong07:37
lfittldholbach: ping07:38
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slomowb lfittl :)07:39
lfittlhi slomo :)07:39
slomolfittl: anagramarama built fine everywhere... good work :)07:40
fbond|awaysispoty: actually, can you hold up 5 minutes on linuxsampler?07:40
lfittlslomo: saw that, I really like the launchpad way to manage builds :)07:40
GloubiboulgaRiddell, ping07:41
slomofbond|away: a question for linuxsampler...07:41
fbond|awaysistpoty: had to make a quck change07:41
fbond|awayslomo: yes?07:41
slomofbond|away: why do you install the libs to /usr/lib/linuxsampler07:42
fbond|awayoy, you had to ask07:42
fbond|awayi didn't make that decision, that is the default for the package07:42
slomofbond|away: put them in /usr/lib... make an liblinuxsampler0 and liblinuxsampler-dev package07:42
fbond|awayshould i change it?07:42
slomoimho yes07:42
RiddellGloubiboulga: hi07:42
Gloubiboulgahi Riddell07:42
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GloubiboulgaRiddell, I've tested gnetswitch, it segfaults in a chroot, but not on my dapper box07:43
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Riddellspooky07:43
Gloubiboulgadid you test it in a chroot too ?07:43
Riddellno07:43
GloubiboulgaRiddell, I've changed some little things, could you test my package ?07:44
GloubiboulgaI can upload it to REVU07:44
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sistpotyfbond: yes, please change that and also remove the postrm, postinst (dh_makeshlibdeps will care for that)07:45
RiddellGloubiboulga: yes, but not just now07:46
Gloubiboulgaok, I'll upload it, test it when you want Riddell :)07:46
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sistpotyfbond: wait a minute plz, I want to take a look at what exactly is in the linuxsampler package07:47
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jpatrickcan someone advocate http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1964 so I can upload?07:52
sistpotyjpatrick: /me looks07:52
jpatricksistpoty: pbuilds and all and lintian's happy with it07:52
sistpotyjpatrick: ok, will take just a few minutes07:53
jpatrickall problems are on apachelogger07:53
sistpotyapachelogger: please just bunzip2 and gzip -9 tar.bz2 you downloaded, but don't repackage it07:55
marcin`sistpoty: hello07:56
sistpotyhi marcin`:07:56
marcin`sistpoty: could you tell me how can I remove some package from REVU?07:56
sistpotymarcin`: you can't... only revu-admins can do that07:56
sistpotymarcin`: you can tell me, I'll remove them07:57
jpatrickI think thats planned for revu207:57
marcin`sistpoty: are you one of them?07:57
sistpotymarcin`: yes07:57
marcin`sistpoty: ok then please remove vtiger-crm and vtiger-crm-mysql-local07:57
marcin`sistpoty: we changes naming convention and now package name is vtigercrm07:57
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marcin`sistpoty: you can also remove vtigercrm-mysql-local07:58
sistpotymarcin`: will take a few clicks ;)07:58
marcin`sistpoty: because now vtigercrm-mysql-local will be integrated in vtigercrm source07:58
sistpotyok07:58
marcin`so keep only vtigercrm07:58
marcin`thanks and sorry about this mess ;)07:59
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sistpotyno problem08:00
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sistpotyfbond: for linuxsampler - it's a little bit tricky if you want to build a library and a binary from the same sourcepackage08:01
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sistpotyfbond: are the shared-objects used/usefule for anything but linuxsampler binary?08:01
apacheloggersistpoty: what's changed in my orig?08:01
sistpotyfbond: if not, I would suggest you remove them and the static library and do static linking08:02
sistpotyapachelogger: mom08:02
jpatrick:/08:03
sistpotyapachelogger: if I gunzip your orig.tar.gz and bunzip2 what I can download, the tar's should be bit-identical (unless there is a really, really good reason to change the upstream tar)08:04
sistpotyapachelogger: and unless I downloaded the wrong file, the md5sums of the tar's don08:04
fbondsistpoty: I don't believe the libraries are useful for anything else, but I could be wrong08:04
sistpoty+'t match08:04
fbondand I guess you never really know08:04
apacheloggersistpoty: I'll check08:05
fbondis it a good idea to deviate so drastically from a package's standard install?08:05
fbondI don't know if doing static linking is the best way to go...08:05
sistpotyfbond: still another possibility is to make linuxsampler load the shared objects from /usr/lib/linuxsampler, but then you can't change ld.so in postrm/postinst08:06
sistpotyfbond: but I wouldn't really know how to do that right for myself ;)08:07
fbondwhy not just put libs in /usr/lib, and pretend they may be useful for other binaries, even if they actually aren't?08:07
sistpotyfbond: if you put them into /usr/lib, you'll need build a complete library-package (with -dev package)08:08
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fbondhmpf, -dev is not currently installed by 'make install'08:08
fbond(no headers are installed)08:08
apacheloggersistpoty: that's really odd, as there is actually no diff according to diff ;-)08:09
apacheloggeranyway I'll re gzip the orig08:09
sistpotyapachelogger: than it should be the same, right?... if that's the only problem, you don't need to reupload, I can exchange the orig then for uploading... (but I'm not completely done with reviewing)08:10
fbondsistpoty: so going the static-link route, all I need to do is CFLAGS += "-static"; CXXFLAGS += "-static" ?08:10
sistpotyfbond: and it's a little bit tricky, since you build a binary package and a library package from the same sourcepackage (see the debian library packaging guide for hints about how to do it)08:10
apacheloggersistpoty: ok, I'll check md5 for future packages :-)08:11
sistpotyfbond: just try it out... maybe there is some configure-flag there as well, like --disable-shared?08:11
fbondhmm...08:12
sistpotyapachelogger: :)08:12
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sistpotyapachelogger: is /usr/share/apps/kicker/menuext the right place for the desktop file? (ha, i use kde... but my knowledge is rather limited on it *g*)08:13
apacheloggeryup08:13
apacheloggermenuext is for menu buttons08:13
apacheloggerlike the system or remote button08:14
apacheloggercontactsmenu is such a button ;-)08:14
sistpotyapachelogger: ok, then I'll retry building with exchanged tarball and upload if it's still working ;)08:15
apacheloggerhooray :-D08:15
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sistpotyapachelogger: args... your debian/copyright is wrong... you'll need to change this08:20
sistpotyapachelogger: there is at least one file with a different license: contactsmenu/librss/article.h08:20
jpatrickjust one....08:21
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sistpotyapachelogger: and the COPYING file is LGPL while the sourcecode says it is GPL, please check all source-code files what license applies08:22
sistpotyjpatrick: doesn't matter if it's one or a dozen... if debian/copyright doesn't match the license of the files, it usually results in a reject from the new-queue08:23
jpatrickI know08:23
apacheLAGgerwell08:26
apacheLAGgerunghost ;-)08:27
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apacheloggerbetter08:27
sistpotyapachelogger: did you read the issues? or were already off?08:27
jpatrickI think he did08:27
apacheloggerthe license?08:28
sistpotyapachelogger: yep08:28
apacheloggerI checked that08:28
apacheloggerit's lgpl08:28
apacheloggerthough08:28
apacheloggerthe packages includes librss from akregator08:28
apacheloggerand that's gpl2 and later08:28
apacheloggerdunno which one I should use08:28
sistpotyapachelogger: both ;)08:29
apacheloggerah :-D08:29
apacheloggersistpoty: reupload?08:29
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sistpotyapachelogger: either explicitely state which files fall under which license (or if it's all files in one dir with a different license, you can also list this)08:30
sistpotyapachelogger: please do08:30
apacheloggerk08:30
sistpotyapachelogger: actually it appears to be even 3 licenses: LGPL (for most files), GPL for librss and BSD-like for parts of librss by Frerich Raabe08:32
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sistpotyhehe08:34
apacheloggersistpoty: shell I call it lesser?08:35
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apacheloggerlibrary is kinda outdated, isn't it?08:35
sistpotyapachelogger: call it the way it's referred to in the sourcecode... that's never wrong08:35
apacheloggerok08:35
sistpotyjpatrick: just in case you review contactsmenu again, if the two points I mentioned are fixed (and there is no dramatic change in the debdiff) feel free to take this as advocacy from me08:37
jpatricksistpoty: okay08:37
jpatrickapachelogger: fix it08:38
sistpotyjpatrick: (you can always do this if I write s.th. like "fix these things and you have my vote")08:38
apacheloggeranyone knows a copyright file I can use as example for the super-multi-licensing?08:38
jpatrickapachelogger: I'll get one08:39
sistpotyapachelogger: quake3 on revu does it pretty good...08:39
apacheloggerok, thx08:40
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fbondsistpoty: hope you enjoyed your smoke.  i have just uploaded reworked linuxsampler.08:46
fbondthe new source package generates one binary package that installs a statically linked binary08:46
fbondseems to work well...i stripped some garbage out of upstream's debian dir08:47
fbondgave me "ignoring deletion of XXX" messages when running debuild -sa -S08:47
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fbondi think i want those changes to stay in diff.gz, though...thoughts?08:48
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sistpotyfbond: you'll need to make sure files you deleted are gone during build time as well (so you'll need to delete them in the clean-rule)08:50
sistpotyfbond: the best way to handle this, is to talk to upstream and ask if they can make a release w.o. a debian-directory08:51
dolsonfbond: I have the same issue with qsampler08:51
fbondyeah, it's not as helpful as it might seem :)08:51
sistpotyfbond: you could also repack the orig-tarball for one release, but I don't like this as a permanent solution08:51
fbondok08:52
fbondcan i repack and then chat with upstream?08:52
sistpotyfbond: yes... you needed to repack linuxsampler anyway didn't you?08:52
fbondyeah, i already did ... i will do it again08:52
fbondstay posted08:53
sistpotyfbond: then please delete the complete debian-dir for repacking, makes the diff.gz more readable ;)08:53
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fbondsistpoty: done, uploading momentarily08:55
sistpotyfbond: ok, will take a look once it's there08:55
fbondplease note that I also had to remove references to debian dir from e.g. Makefile.in08:55
dolsonwhat are the chances any packages in REVU that rely on dssi being sync'd will be successfully reviewed and uploaded in time?08:56
sistpotydolson: no idea really... maybe we could ask for exceptions08:57
sistpotydolson: I locally built dssi last night, so I can do reviewing, but I can't upload yet, because of the dependency08:57
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apacheLAGgerwooh08:57
apacheLAGgerunghost08:57
dolsonah08:58
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dolsonsistpoty: you need an exception to upload, even if they are marked as ready for upload prior to FF. correct?08:58
apacheloggersistpoty, jpatrick: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9134 usable?08:59
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jpatrickapachelogger: you scared him away09:00
sistpotybah... always these disconnects *G*09:00
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jpatrickah! wb sistpoty09:00
sistpotyre ;)09:00
apacheloggerwb I say09:00
jpatrickapachelogger: looks good09:01
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apacheloggerthat has to be sarcastic09:01
apacheloggeroh09:01
apacheloggeragain meeting?09:01
fbondsistpoty: new linuxsampler just uploaded, may take a min to appear09:02
sistpotyfbond: k09:02
jpatricksistpoty: did you get apachelogger's copyright thing?09:02
sistpotyjpatrick: no09:02
apacheloggerhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/913409:02
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sistpotyapachelogger: nice09:03
apacheloggerwoot09:04
apacheloggerI'll upload09:04
sistpotyanybody else having problems with the revu page?09:04
sistpotyoh, works again :)09:04
fbondsistpoty: why is dssi not currently sync-able?09:06
sistpotyfbond: because nothing is syncable atm09:06
dolsonhmm, my omins pkg was based on someone else's work, so that's why it's fuxxored09:06
sistpotyfbond: there seem to be problems with soyuz (our new build-system) and syncs...09:06
sistpotyfbond: but the last comments I got look promising... maybe we have syncing back online in a few days09:07
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fbondsistpoty: the timing is less than convenient, no?09:08
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Se7hhi09:09
sistpotyfbond: the only appropriate timing would have been right after a release... when everybody is on holidays ;)09:09
sistpotyhi Se7h09:09
fbondsistpoty: :)09:10
fbondokay, time to get back to what i'm paid to do09:10
sistpotyGloubi_Aw: I'm not entirely happy with new netswitch world order... did you get any comments from other motu's about package layout yet?09:10
fbondsistpoty, i'll check back in on linuxsampler in a bit09:10
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sistpotyfbond|away: ok, I'll be looking at it now09:10
apacheloggersistpoty: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=197409:13
sistpotyapachelogger: queued ;)09:14
apacheloggeraye, thx :-)09:14
jpatrickshould I upload?09:15
sistpotyjpatrick: if you're happy with it, go ahead09:16
jpatrick:)09:16
jpatrickapachelogger: one second09:18
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jpatrickapachelogger: done: https://launchpad.net/people/apachelogger/+packages09:25
apacheloggerarrr :D09:26
apacheloggerjpatrick: thanks a lot09:26
jpatrickno problem09:26
sistpotyTonio_: I just glimpsed over new netswitch... I'm not entirely happy with everything being in one package09:28
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jpatricksistpoty: I don't think Tonio_'s actually..... here09:29
sistpotyah, k09:29
marcin`raphink: ping09:29
jpatrickmarcin`: he's in a meeting09:33
marcin`jpatrick: ok09:41
sistpotymarcin`: vtigercrm-mysql-local should stay on revu or go as well?09:41
marcin`sistpoty: remove this one too09:42
marcin`sistpoty: there will be package vtigercrm-mysql-local but only 'binary'09:43
marcin`sistpoty: this package will be created from vrigercrm source09:43
sistpotymarcin`: ok, just a sec and it's gone as well09:44
marcin`I'll upload new vtigercrm soon and I hope it will go to dapper..09:44
sistpotyok... only vtigercrm left :)09:46
marcin`thanks09:46
marcin`btw got a question - how to resolve this problem...09:46
marcin`vtigercrm is collaborative work09:47
TheMusosistpoty: Thanks... I will have a look.09:47
TheMusoslomo: thanks.09:47
marcin`and there is a guy that wants to maintain this package in debian09:47
marcin`and vtiger is also ubuntu bounty09:47
marcin`and we did this package together - let's say it's 50% his job and 50% mine09:48
marcin`then problem is that Maintainer field in control can contain only 1 name09:48
marcin`and I would like to maintain this package in ubuntu and he wants to in debian...09:49
marcin`how to resolve this problem and what should I put into control/copyright and changelogs?09:49
fbond|awaysistpoty: saw your comments, uploaded new linuxsampler package with very slight changes09:50
sistpotymarcin`: you did the package together, so why not collaborate in the future?09:51
sistpotymarcin`: are there changes that need to be done for the ubuntu-version only?09:51
sistpotyfbond|away: ok09:52
sistpotyfbond|away: the debdiff is ok, so unless it suddenly FTBFS you still have my vote ;)09:55
marcin`sistpoty: I don't think so09:55
marcin`sistpoty: it's webapp so there is nothing 'distrospecific'09:56
sistpotymarcin`: then I guess it might be a good idea to work together on *one* package instead of having two ppl. caring for two distinct packages09:56
marcin`sure - we work together09:56
marcin`question is who should be mentioned in Maintainer field09:57
sistpotymarcin`: you could then use e.g. alioth and set the maintainer to vtigercrm-devs (mailing list)09:57
sistpotymarcin`: and changelog entries: whoever does a specific change should be listed there09:57
marcin`sistpoty: pretty nice idea09:57
sistpotymarcin`: imo there is also the possibility of a co-maintainer field, can't find a reference for it now though09:57
sistpotymarcin`: at leasts that's the way it's done for collaborative maintenance projects in debian (using list as maintainer-field=09:58
sistpotyususally ;)09:58
marcin`ok and what about this: different maintainer or ubuntu and different for debian?09:59
marcin`is this possible?09:59
sistpotymarcin`: it is... but that would imply to care for two different sourcepackages10:00
sistpotymarcin`: so I wouldn't recommend it10:00
dholbachsistpoty: fancy another look at linuxsampler?10:01
sistpotydholbach: just at it... and I think it compiled well10:01
dholbach*highfive sistpoty*10:02
sistpotydholbach, fbond|away: no, still going... the automake issue isn't solved, but since it didn't FTBFS last time with the issue, I'm fine with it (but I just like to see the package being built though)10:02
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fbond|awaysistpoty: yes, I did 'touch configure' in my package dir, rather than in my faked tarball10:03
fbond|awayi just realized it, and a new upload is on its way10:04
fbond|awayi am a bit of a perfectionist10:04
sistpotyfbond|away: hehe... ok, if you want to be perfectionistic, I'll try another build with that upload. If it builds, I'm more than happy with it10:04
fbond|awayalrighty10:05
dolsonMOTUs++10:06
sistpotyas in we need more motus for reviewing? *g+10:07
dolsonlol10:07
dolsonno, you guys are kicking royal rump10:07
sistpotythx10:07
dolsonI'm trying to fix omins now10:07
dolsonI really do need sleep soon though :\ 4pm here10:07
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sistpotydholbach: did you just review an old version of linuxsampler or just made your comment to the wrong version? *g*10:17
dholbacherm10:19
dholbachthere were so many versions now :)10:19
sistpotyhehe10:19
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sistpotydholbach: if it builds (and I'm 99.9% sure it does) my vote still counts ;)10:20
dholbachok i test-build again and see10:20
dholbachgphotofs has two silly changes waiting, i'd nearly do them myself and get it up :)10:21
dholbachgopersist looks good too10:21
dholbach(to poke hub's packages a bit)10:21
dholbach(let's see if etl builds this time)10:21
TheMusodholbach: Has speech-dispatcher 0.6 gone through yet?10:22
TheMusoIf so, I have the grounds to upgrad speechd-up as well.10:22
dholbachTheMuso: should have10:22
TheMusoRighto.10:22
dholbachTheMuso: i uploaded it some hours ago10:22
TheMusoright10:22
TheMusobtw what is the variable used in the control file to represent the source package version?10:23
sistpotyTheMuso: version in changelog entry10:23
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, have you tested gnetswitch ?10:24
TheMusosistpoty: Yes.10:24
Gloubiboulgabtw Tonio_ has made the *netswitch packages :)10:25
sistpotyGloubiboulga: no, I just built it and looked at the results10:25
sistpotyGloubiboulga: yes, found that out later ;)10:25
sistpotyTheMuso: that's the field ;)10:25
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, could you test it ?10:25
Gloubiboulgagnetswitch segfault on Riddell's box, but not on mine10:25
sistpotyGloubiboulga: I'd like to review some more packages right now if you don't mind10:26
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, np10:26
TheMusosistpoty: Ok let me explain. I want to take the package version and use it in the debian/control file as a version for a dependancy. What s the variable that I use?10:26
marcin`well guys.. ArmeBosse and me are working on vtigercrm package10:27
marcin`and we still don't know for 100% what to do with 'maintainer issue'10:27
sistpotyTheMuso: ah, got it now... it's ${Source-Version}10:28
stratusmarcin`: why?10:28
TheMusoThanks.10:28
stratusmarcin`: you're free to use "foo maintainers <groupemail@...>" and list the two in uploaders field.10:28
marcin`hmmm but what if we would like to have different maintainers for debian and ubuntu?10:30
TheMusosistpoty: BTW, I originally didn't upgrade speechd-up because it was incompatible with one of it's dependancies, but now that has been updated, we are all clear.10:30
sistpotydholbach: what's wrong with the maintainer field/config.log in gphotofs?10:30
stratusmarcin`: is there anyone working on the same package for debian?10:30
ArmeBossehoyes me10:31
ArmeBosse-ho10:31
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stratusArmeBosse: i would like to suggest you request a project in alioth, you can include marcin`in the project there.10:31
dholbachsistpoty: .et -> .net10:31
stratusArmeBosse: you can use the same approach as pkg-zope group10:31
dholbachsistpoty: config.log is a generated file, but a very minor nuisance10:31
sistpotyTheMuso: the version is alright for me... if you have the time you can go for a newer version, but that's just an additional bonus10:32
dholbachsistpoty: talked to hub about it10:32
stratusapt-cache show zope3, do you see the maintainer field?10:32
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hubconfig.log is in the upstream tarball10:32
stratusmarcin`: alioth.debian.org, it's gforge' debian installation10:32
sistpotydholbach: lol, I looked half a minute at it and didn't see that it's written wrong ;)10:32
hubI remove ti in clean10:32
sistpotyhub: and you might want to set the section to s.th. else than unknown ;)10:33
stratusmarcin`: you're free to not use alioth, but you should cooperate in the maintainership thing as pkg-zope (they're using alioth) guys are doing.10:33
hubsistpoty: yep, was doing that oo10:33
stratusmarcin`: apt-cache show zope310:33
marcin`stratus: well but what if I don't want to be debian maintainer ;) ?10:33
ArmeBossestratus: i'm ok for this, and know the procedure10:33
ArmeBossestratus: the problem is that marcin don't want to be involved in debian10:34
marcin`stratus: another funny part is that why to hell there is 'This package was debianized... ' in copyright file in ubuntu package :) ?10:34
stratusmarcin`: you don't need to be a debian maintainer to be listed in a project there (alioth) and you don't need to be a debian maintainer to share the "debian/ubuntu ..." thing in the maintainer field, really!10:34
stratusmarcin`: deb is the package format too, see man 5 deb10:35
marcin`ok forget it.. but it's pretty weird that ubuntu looks like subdebian distro...10:36
ArmeBossestratus: another problem is claiming debian/ubuntu package :) as you can see marcin is only interested by ubuntu part10:36
marcin`not like something independent10:36
stratusArmeBosse: He won't be involved directly, it's just a cooperative issue, he's not forced to be a debian maintainer, as you know. If he has a problem with the Debian name he should move away from FLOSS, because he can't stop anybody merge his packages back to any deb based distribution.10:36
stratusArmeBosse: there are some pkg-zope members that are only interested in Ubuntu part, i still fail to see the point.10:36
sistpotyhub: did you repack the orig-tarball?10:37
dholbachsistpoty: linuxsampler ready to go, sir!10:37
marcin`stratus: I don't have any problem with Debian - the thing is that I don't use Debian and I don't want to10:37
dholbachsistpoty: it was in the upstream tarball :)10:37
sistpotydholbach: what was in the upstream tarball?10:37
dholbachconfig.log10:37
marcin`stratus: and this particular package is not something that will be different in debian and ubuntu10:38
stratusmarcin`: great, you won't be involved with Debian just sharing the maintainer field with "them"10:38
dholbachif you refer to that10:38
sistpotydholbach: will you upload linuxsampler, or shall i10:38
dholbachsistpoty: i don't mind either way10:38
sistpotydholbach: but that's no reason to modify the orig-tarball10:38
sistpotydholbach: ok, I'll go for it10:38
dholbachsistpoty: i upload, you comment and archive10:38
sistpotydholbach: fine for me as well ;)10:38
dholbachROCK :)10:38
dholbachhub: you got etl building! NICE!10:39
marcin`stratus: but I would like to make few new packages and then for example I don't want to get 'debianspecific' question etc.10:39
tepsipakkihi, I sent an email on u-d and asked if someone could review some packages (libgssapi, librpcsecgss, libnfsidmap). they should be an easy task, because upstream has already made packages of them, so the changes are minimal...10:39
marcin`stratus: I think that currently we will leave debian maintainer credentials but I just wonder how these debian/ubuntu relations work10:39
stratusmarcin`: you'll get questions and bug reports through ubuntu malone.10:40
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stratusmarcin`: you can setup a list to discuss general deb (debian, ubuntu, ...) specifics stuff about that package and point "debian/ubuntu foo maintainers <put the list mail here>", if you want10:40
hubdholbach: I have the rest waiting10:41
stratusmarcin`: so it will be safe to you treat that list as low priority, because the bug reports will go through malone.10:41
hubdholbach: like synfig10:41
hubdholbach: but I held on it I don't remember why10:41
TheMusoWhen one links config.guess/config.sub, where does one link them from?10:41
dholbachhub: i tried it too10:41
stratusmarcin`: i'm sure that a user here and there will send bug reports to the list, but the list itself will ask the guys to use malone or debian BTS when necessary. Do you see?10:41
hubsistpoty: no I didn't tocuh the orig tarball10:41
hubdholbach: and it didn't work?10:41
dholbachhub: no, world breakage10:42
dholbachhub: but that was a while ago10:42
hubuh oh10:42
sistpotyhub: hm... where did you get it from? (found only .tar.bz2 on on page)10:42
marcin`stratus: ok but what if we have ArmeBosse as debian maintainer and his package10:42
stratusmarcin`: if you're in doubt just take a look how the pkg-zope and some other teams are doing it, i think ArmeBosse can guide you through these part of Debian internals, but alioth.debian.org is a good start point10:42
hubsistpoty: ah maybe I did bunzip -c | gzip -9c10:42
marcin`stratus: and then I would like to create some improvements or changes that ArmeBosse will not want to implement in debian package?10:42
hubsistpoty: but not more than that10:42
sistpotyhub: the md5sums of the bz2 didn't match (and the size didn't as well)... maybe I dl'd the wrong thing again ;)10:43
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hubsistpoty: :-/10:43
ArmeBossemarcin`: you keep it in your branch/patch of the debian package10:43
stratusmarcin`: if the package will be the same (no ubuntuX revisions), it's sane let the MoM do its work automatically and get rid of differences, even in the maintainer field, IMHO. It's how i handled gdebi package with mvo, until UVF.10:43
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marcin`stratus: too many abbreviations :)10:44
stratusmarcin`: heh you described exactly what's going on with gdebi right now.10:44
stratusmarcin`: they're all in wiki.ubuntu.com, i think.10:44
marcin`ArmeBosse: btw my questions are not vtigercrm related now.. I'm just curious10:45
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, when you got time, could you tell me what's the problem with the *switch packages ?10:45
sistpotyGloubiboulga: give me 5 mins, ok?10:45
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, ok10:45
stratusmarcin`: once you decide to diverge from debian package you can keep that stuff in a different branch than ArmeBosse, as he said.10:45
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stratusmarcin`: I'm using bazaar-ng to keep the gdebi' debian tree and mvo has the main repository that is the same for Ubuntu.10:46
ArmeBossemarcin`: you can look pkg-kde and Riddell related work on alioth10:47
sistpotyhub: isn't the universe-part of the section usually set by the ftpmaster? (actually I only heard rumors about it, though I'm really curious)10:47
stratusmarcin`: We used to have the same trees almost in sync, but once Ubuntu started the Upstream Version Freeze (UVF), he started to add some changes to his repository that i don't need yet.10:47
stratusmarcin`: before the UVF, we uploaded gdebi for Debian and waited Ubuntu sync that automagically. :-)10:48
hubsistpoty: I took the one from fuse-utils10:48
marcin`stratus: ok and then what do you have in Maintainer field?10:48
hubsistpoty: but if that is wrong, well.10:48
hubsistpoty: is there any documentation about that?10:48
stratusmarcin`: i think actually we've my name in the maintainer field and mvo in uploaders field, since we don't need that mailing list for discussion. :-)10:49
sistpotyhub: I guess it's wrong... imo that's part of that override-file-thingy, but actually I don't have a real clue about it ;)10:49
marcin`ok10:49
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hubsistpoty: okay10:49
sistpotyhub: and no idea where to find documentation10:49
stratusmarcin`: i never received a bug report related with ubuntu in my own email or through debian bts10:49
hubwhat do you think is best I put on this one?10:49
marcin`stratus: ok thanks.. now we need to finish this package and put it in dapper :)10:50
stratusmarcin`: np, good luck.10:50
hubsistpoty: I'll just put utils10:50
sistpotyhub: yes... I'll just take a look at the result... you won't need to upload again only for that change (imo)10:51
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sistpotyhub: we could ask elmo (I saw him chatting in LP), but I guess he'll kill us cause he's busy with getting syncs back online ;)10:52
hubsistpoty: I just put "utils"10:52
sistpotyok10:52
hubsistpoty: if it is OK I cna upload to the archive10:52
sistpotyhub: looks good... just a smal moment and I'm through it10:53
hubok10:53
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sistpotyhub: +1 from me10:54
siretartn'evening10:54
siretarthi sistpoty!10:54
sistpotyhi siretart10:54
siretartsistpoty: how are you? long time no see :)10:54
hubdholbach: so shall I upload gphotofs?10:54
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huballo siretart10:54
siretarthuhu hub!10:54
dholbachhub: you got two votes? then go for it10:54
dholbachhub: nice one10:54
dholbachhey siretart10:55
siretartdolson: we are at the same university. our nicknames are our loginnames at uni10:55
sistpotysiretart: fine, what about you?10:55
siretarthuhu dholbach10:55
siretartsistpoty: lerning stress, getting into the hot phase. but in general, fine :)10:55
hubdholbach: i would be #2 :-)10:55
sistpotysiretart: oh, good luck then!10:55
hubdholbach: sistopy gave his10:55
dolsonsiretart: ah. I just have a hard time with things... see, I never learned to read10:55
hubsistpoty I meant10:55
dholbachi gave mine too10:55
hubah ok10:56
hubdone10:56
sistpotyhub: btw.: there seems to be s.th. strange with libfuse... there is no versioned dependency on it in the gphotofs-binary-db10:57
sistpotys/db/deb/10:57
hubsistpoty: oh10:57
sistpotyhub: but it's from shlibs:depends, so gphotofs is not at fault10:57
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hubsistpoty: a bug shall be filed10:58
hub:-)10:58
sistpotyhub: I'm not sure if it's a bug even... it's just strange ;)10:58
hubyeah10:58
cyberserverHi people. Anyone is facing strange behaviour from mysql+apache with dapper? It seems mysql places the shared pipe inside a directory which apache cannot read....10:59
cyberserver.. the result is that apache+php+mysql apps cannot bind to dabatase11:00
Gloubiboulgacyberserver, it's a known bug iirc11:00
sistpotycyberserver: known bug, will be resolved soon11:00
cyberserverOh, ok. I have come around it chmodding /var/whatever..   ok, thx, no need to fill a bug report then :-)11:01
TheMusoslomo: Around?11:01
slomoTheMuso: yes11:01
TheMusoIs it possible for me to accesss the changed copyright file for the uploaded orca pacage?11:01
TheMusobtw sistpoty I have split the package into two, what should I do with it if orca is already waiting for upload?11:01
sistpotycyberserver: 755 are the intendended rights, if you want to fix it locally ;)11:01
cyberserversistpoty: ok, but the fix is not persistent... I need to reapply after a reboot...11:02
slomoTheMuso: nope... i deleted it already :/ wait for it to leave NEW11:02
sistpotycyberserver: then just wait for updated packages ;)11:02
sistpotyTheMuso: I'd suggest waiting till it hit the archives... it's easier to update it then11:03
cyberserversistpoty: maybe I should turn that "lock" bit on? I dont remember exactly how, but I know there is a way... "immutable bit" is the name, IIRC .....11:03
sistpotycyberserver: never heard of that one11:04
TheMusoOk.11:04
Kyralthe Sticky bit?11:05
cyberserverchattr +i , IIRC11:05
sistpotyGloubiboulga: for the netswitch package11:05
sistpotyGloubiboulga: it's all going into one big package11:06
cyberserverKyral: no... IIRC, the sticky bit is one thing, the immutable bit is another thing11:06
sistpotyGloubiboulga: I don't really see, where the shell-script makes use of the shared objects11:06
cyberserverhttp://linuxhelp.blogspot.com/2005/11/make-your-files-immutable-which-even.html11:06
KyralAh I remember reading about chatter in my copy of Linux in a Nutshell11:07
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, yep, that's why my package was split11:07
TheMusoOk guys, new speechd-up is uploaded.11:07
sistpotyGloubiboulga: and since there is stuff installed into /usr/lib, the package needs to conform to library packages (package matching soname, distinct -dev and lib package)11:07
sistpotyGloubiboulga: yes, and imo the way you did it, is the way to go11:08
GloubiboulgaTonio_ has certainly a good reason for it11:09
cyberserverAnyway we can propose the change of adept's behaviour so it does not stands in the traybar stating "there is 1 updated package available" when that package is in state "will be kept" ?11:09
sistpotyGloubiboulga: but imo it's plain wrong to put shared objects into /usr/lib (or /lib) and not to follow the library packaging policy...11:10
cyberserverThat notifiers irritates... cause one will click on it to do the update ... and then adept will say "nothing to do"11:10
TheMuso/c/11:10
sistpotycyberserver: please file a wishlist bug about that11:10
cyberserver.. and keeps in the traybar stating there is 1 package to upgrade11:10
cyberserversistpoty: ok11:10
cyberserverWell guys, I'm rebooting into the new kernel....11:12
cyberserver... be back in a sec... or a minute...11:12
TheMusotime for some breakfast... finally. :)11:12
sistpotytime for a cigarette *g*11:13
tepsipakkiis there now someone available for reviews? =)11:14
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tepsipakkiutter silence.. :/11:18
Pygihehe :)11:19
cyberserver:-( chattr is not working with directories :-(11:19
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phanatichi people11:20
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cyberserverStrange.... about this chattr problem : http://seclists.org/lists/linux-kernel/2001/Jul/2804.html11:21
cyberserverThis should be fixed by now... unless it showed up again in 2.611:22
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tepsipakkiit's a pity I'm possibly the only Finn here.. so offering a pint won't help getting reviews :)11:27
sistpotytepsipakki: what package?11:28
tepsipakkisistpoty: i love you :)11:28
sistpotyhehe11:29
tepsipakkisistpoty: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=1959 http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=195611:29
sistpotytepsipakki: queued... may take a little bit ;)11:29
tepsipakkithose are the ones I'd like to see in universe11:29
tepsipakkithanks11:29
tepsipakkithey are basically unchanged11:30
hubtepsipakki: first, there are config.sub and config.log in the digff11:30
tepsipakkihub: yes, how to get rid of them? note that the current libnfsidmap_0.8 also has them11:30
tepsipakkiI mean, upstream has packaged them already, but they are not in debian yet11:31
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, I'll see discuss the netswitch issue tomorrow avec Tonio_11:31
GloubiboulgaI hope we'll find a great solution11:32
sistpotyGloubiboulga: ok, thanks... though it seems to have been uploaded already11:32
hubtepsipakki: what I do is moving the rule where they are copied that are in clean:: to conf.status:11:32
hubtepsipakki: and delete them in clean::11:32
Gloubiboulgasistpoty, didn't know that...11:32
LaserJockhub: do you have an example debian/rules on that? I'm also interested in  how to get rid of config.{sub,log}11:33
Gloubiboulgagood night :)11:34
hubLaserJock: not really, I do cdbs usually11:35
hubbut what I said should work11:35
sistpotyhub: two things to fix for gopersist: debian/copyright should have the reference to GPL11:36
sistpotyhub: and W: libgopersist-1-0: package-name-doesnt-match-sonames libgopersist-1-1 (typo?)11:36
hubsistpoty: ah uh. will look into it11:36
tepsipakkihub: but wouldn't that leave the directory without those files, so the diff would still be big?11:38
hubtepsipakki: no. removal is ignored11:38
tepsipakkiack11:38
hubsistpoty: right, the package-soname is incorrect. damn11:39
hubsistpoty: will fix and update11:39
sistpotyhub: if you want, you can fix that locally and upload, since everything else is ok11:41
hubsistpoty: okay, thx11:41
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hubsistpoty: raphink did comment11:42
hubsistpoty: I'll check that too11:42
raphinkhub: if you can correct your package tonight, I'll upload it11:43
SEJeffHow do I rebuild a source package after editing compile options in debian/rules ?11:43
hubraphink: I can upload too :-)11:43
hubraphink: just tell me :-)11:43
hubraphink: but yes, I'll fix it11:43
raphinksure11:44
raphinkhub: j'ai upload etl11:44
hublater tonight11:44
hubraphink: vu11:44
sistpotyraphink: the library name is fine, it just doesn't match the soname ;)11:44
raphinkmhm11:44
sistpotyraphink: or what's your concern especially?11:44
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hubraphink: rejected11:45
hubetl is already in the archive11:45
raphinketl?11:46
ajmitchmorning all11:46
raphinkben j'ai rien reu moi11:46
hublibetl-dev11:46
sistpotyhi ajmitch11:46
hubetl-dev it is named11:46
hubsynced from debian11:46
hub*sigh*11:47
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sistpotyraphink: congrats for root on tiber11:49
raphinksistpoty: hmm I'm not root... I'm REVU admin only...11:50
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siretartraphink: please read /etc/motd11:50
siretart:)11:50
sistpotyraphink: that's unrestricted root access ;)11:50
LaserJockthat reminds me, I was glad to see revu-tools float by on dapper-changes, twice ;-)11:51
sistpotyhm... but I didn't see an UVF-exc. request :P11:51
siretartsistpoty: pssst. that s3cr1t ;)11:51
sistpotyh3h311:51
raphinksistpoty: ooh nice :)11:51
siretartraphink: -> query11:52
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hubraphink: that etl-dev package is a violation of the debian policy IMHO11:53
hubraphink: I'll file a bug in BTS11:53
raphinkhub: why?11:53
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hubraphink: it is library and is not named libetl-dev but etl-dev11:55
hubraphink: that is why the upload got rejected and we didn't notice11:55
hubbinary package is improperly named11:55
raphinkoh yes11:56
dholbachgood night revu-ers :)11:56
dholbachand everybody else of coues11:57
LaserJockcya dholbach11:57
dholbachcourse11:57
hub'night dholbach11:57
dholbachnight guys11:57
huband thank you for the fish11:57
hub:-)11:57
dholbachhaha :)11:57
tsengdholbach: hugs12:01
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dholbach*wave*12:01
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