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LaserJockI suppose it is bad if you can't figure out where somebody got the source for their package12:42
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minghuabad for "somebody", I think ;-)12:49
LaserJockI was going to do a UVF exception request12:51
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LaserJockis there a REVU admin around?01:34
LaserJockhmm, so if a .orig.tar.gz is half the size of the downloaded source tarball it isn't a good thing, right?01:57
crimsunpretty much01:59
LaserJockdoko_: ping?02:00
Se7hLaserJock thats just cus the downloaded source has the 'build' inside it02:00
crimsunthat's horrible, then02:00
Se7hye, doesnt make much sense02:01
crimsunstrip the 'build' and repackage the upstream as a foo.dfsg02:01
LaserJockbut it also had the doc apparently that is causing the FTBFS02:01
Se7hi can rebuild that tarball easily02:02
Se7h(/and upload it)02:02
Se7him just not getting why the pbuilder is still using the old 'rules' file once i modified it02:03
crimsunis there a rules.in?02:03
LaserJockno02:03
crimsunurl?02:03
Se7hLaserJock i just need to modify the 'mv foo/doc' to something else02:04
LaserJockfor what? the package is spe02:04
Se7hinclude the doc dir and modify the path the script uses02:05
LaserJockwell, I'm assuming that doko didn't want to include the docs. I'm not sure02:05
Se7hand im sure he just 'setup.py build' it02:06
Se7h:p02:06
LaserJockbut it is still not working here02:06
Se7hjust tell me why pbuilder isnt using the modified rules file02:07
LaserJockare you sure you rebuilt the source package?02:08
crimsun(I still don't have any idea which package you're referring to)02:08
LaserJockspe02:08
LaserJockbut it isn't very clean (.ex files about) and it FTBFS in a couple spots02:08
Se7hcant u build a source package  with a binary ?02:10
Se7hlol02:10
crimsunupid 1520?02:10
minghuaHmm, someone wants to fork ubuntu02:12
Kyraloh?02:12
Kyralwho02:12
minghuaand hi crimsun and Kyral02:12
crimsun'lo ming02:12
Kyralyo02:12
minghuaKyral: -devel list02:12
Kyralminghua, I haven't checked my mail all week and won't until I get back to school tomorrow02:12
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LaserJockKyral: did you abandon packaging spe ?02:13
Kyralspe?02:13
Kyralsounds familier02:13
LaserJockfrom Jan. 17thu02:13
LaserJockyou uploaded it to REVU02:13
Kyralyou having FTBFS issues?02:14
KyralI mean you can do it if you want...02:14
LaserJockyeah, but of the packaging kind so far02:14
KyralYou can take my work I don't mind02:14
LaserJockthere is already a source package newer than your's in Ubuntu02:14
LaserJockbut it FTBFS02:14
KyralI'm effectively out of this release cycle02:15
LaserJockI was just wondering if we should nuke yours02:15
Kyralgo ahead02:15
KyralIt seems like I will be out of every other release cycle lol02:15
Kyraldue to school02:15
LaserJockmakes sense02:15
HobbseeKyral: you're still in school???02:16
LaserJockI *should* be out02:16
KyralHobbsee, college02:16
Hobbseeah ok02:16
KyralChristopher Peterman, Clarkson University Computer Science Sopomore02:16
LaserJockSe7h: ok, so I got it to build02:17
Se7hgreta02:17
Se7h*great02:17
na7eahhh, much better than natroll02:18
na7eseth just made me think....i stole your junk, seth02:18
Se7hhum?02:18
na7ethe 7 thing, nvm02:18
na7eback to work now for me02:18
Se7hah02:18
Se7h:p02:18
HobbseeKyral: ah fun.  i'm kind of wishing that i was doign computer sci now02:18
Kyrallol no you don't02:19
KyralI am up against the Binary Bomb soon02:19
Kyraloyah add in Information Technology minor02:19
Hobbseeah ok02:19
Kyralwhats your major Hobbsee02:19
HobbseeKyral: i'm doing a bachelor of technology in optoelectronics02:20
Kyraloptowha?02:20
HobbseeLOL!02:20
na7ecybernetic optical implants02:20
Kyraloh02:20
Kyralhmm02:20
na7elol, j/k02:20
crimsuneye candy, dude. KDE, remember?02:20
Kyrallol02:20
HobbseeKyral: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optoelectronics02:20
na7emaybe like optical switching?02:21
Hobbseemm...nice shiny lasers...02:21
Kyralcan you replace my eyes with some really cool cyborg eyes?02:21
Hobbseeamong other things02:21
Hobbseehehe - they'll be bright purple?02:21
Kyral....tthat would be kinda cool actually....02:21
Kyralokay I go watch Austin Powers02:21
na7elol02:21
Hobbseehehe02:22
KyralGrooovy Baby YEAH! :P02:22
=== LaserJock heard the mention of LASERS ;-)
KyralDOWN BOY!02:22
Hobbseecrimsun: then again, i see that there's a nice fade in gnome now, for the sudo password dialog box...02:22
HobbseeLOL!02:22
KyralHobbsee, thats been around for a while...02:22
Kyralor did you just go to Dapper?02:23
Hobbseei havent used gnome since hoary, so...02:23
na7eyou guys mean gksudo?02:23
Hobbseeyeah02:23
KyralI hadn't used KDE since Slack 10 about 3 years ago :P02:23
Hobbseeit's greatly improved - the gnome, that is02:23
Kyralbut yah, GROOVINESS CALLS :D02:23
crimsunI just want frickin lasers on my Ubuntu splash02:23
na7ei wish kde was a bit better in ubuntu02:24
KyralOh I love the Dapper GNOME Splash :D02:24
Hobbseerofl yeah!02:24
na7ei just always had integration problems between various programs02:24
Hobbseepity kde has nothing like that02:24
LaserJockcrimsun: heck yeah!02:24
Kyralhmmm02:24
KyralSOMEONE MAKE ONE :D02:24
=== Hobbsee is liasing with the guy who's doing the usplash/etc for kubuntu, so might suggest it
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Hobbseethen you'd have to use kde to get it!02:25
KyralHobbsee, I do :P02:25
Kyralwell, on this laptop it's Xubuntu02:25
Kyralanyway yah, groovy time...for real :D02:25
Hobbseehehe sure02:25
na7eHobbsee, is the usplash thing easy to change out with soemthing else?  i'm looking at doing it for this project i'm workin on02:26
crimsunyes, it's pretty straight-forward02:27
na7ecoooool02:27
crimsunlook at the *artwork-usplash packages for examples02:27
Hobbseewhich bit is the usplash?  i always get confused between the usplash, and the splash screen02:27
na7eas long as i don't have to sacrifice anymore chickens02:27
crimsunusplash is what you see after grub02:27
Hobbseeno, they've moved to geese sacrifices02:27
na7eargh!02:27
Hobbseecrimsun: right, yep.  that's th way around i thought it was02:27
crimsunsplash is what you see when logging into your graphical environment02:27
Hobbseegotcha02:27
na7ewhat's the u in usplash for?02:28
crimsunuserspace02:28
na7eusplash, isplash, we all splash for....02:28
minghuaconfusing name choices if you ask me :-(02:28
crimsun(as opposed to what's in Fedora Core, which is kernelspace)02:28
na7eok, cool02:28
LaserJockUbuntu? Uber? Unbelievable?02:28
na7eUberunbelievableubuntu IMO02:29
Hobbseehehe02:29
Tonio_what a mess to update networkmanager ;)02:29
Hobbseenow just *imagine* how many misspellings of that there would be in the forums, etc02:29
na7elol02:29
na7eforget searching for it02:30
Tonio_there are so many differences since 0.5.102:30
HobbseeTonio_: did you end up packaging knetworkmanager?  seeing as mine's being a pain, and not making correctly?02:30
Tonio_Hobbsee: about too02:30
Tonio_10 hours on it02:30
Tonio_I had to patch new libs, update all patches, and finally package knetworkmanager02:30
Hobbseeah, fun02:31
Tonio_but the difference with the actual ubuntu package is hudge, really02:31
Tonio_http://kubuntu.np-ip.org02:31
Tonio_but the repo isn't complete yet, may have to wait a bit :)02:31
crimsunyeah, you guys are going to fall over when we update wpasupplicant ;)02:32
Tonio_the network-manager package isn't gunctionnal for knetworkmanager (libnm-util needed)02:32
Tonio_crimsun: I hadded there the new version of wpasupplicant siretart worked on02:32
Tonio_don't know if that is working actually, I can't test02:32
crimsunTonio_: yes, 0.5.1-1 in Debian exp02:32
Tonio_crimsun: I ported it to ubuntu, you can find it on that repo02:33
crimsunI'm about to fakesync 0.4.7-402:33
Tonio_http://kubuntu.no-ip.org/02:33
Tonio_sorry for the bad link02:33
crimsungah, I can't fakesync, since we'll have another delta.02:33
Tonio_but wpasupplicant there is not the latest.... should be working anyway02:34
HobbseeTonio_: testing it out02:35
Tonio_Hobbsee: wait a bit please ;)02:36
Tonio_this is not functionnal actually ;)02:36
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Hobbseea little late now!02:36
Hobbseeseems to all be still working02:37
Tonio_Hobbsee: yes, but that networkmanager package is not complete to make knetworkmanager building02:38
Tonio_need another package splitted from it02:38
Hobbseeright02:39
Tonio_Hobbsee: you can update, should be okay now ;)02:39
Tonio_I'm finishing knetworkmanager02:39
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Hobbsee:)02:39
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LaserJockyou got ants down there?02:42
Hobbseeyes02:43
Hobbseeunfortunately02:43
na7ehow different is building a source package over a binary package?02:43
na7eerr, rephrase, how different is building a source package versus building a binary package?02:44
LaserJockumm, you use the source package to build the binary package02:44
na7eoh?  ok, i must have already built a source package then02:44
LaserJockyes02:45
=== na7e must have missed that point (i'm in the terrible habit of that)
LaserJockna7e: ok, so the .dsc .diff.gz and .orig.tar.gz files make up the source package. that source package than can then be built (by pbuilder or buildd) into the binary .deb package02:46
na7eahhhh02:47
na7eLaserJock, many thanks for clearing that up, as usual02:47
LaserJockna7e: *shameless plug* you might check out http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/gettingstarted-chap.html02:48
na7eLaserJock, bookmarked :)02:48
na7esomeone needs to teach a class on all this at my school or something.....02:49
LaserJockwell, we do have #ubuntu-motu-school ;-)02:49
Hobbseena7e: sometimes, there's a motu school02:49
Hobbseewhich i want to go to, at some point02:49
na7ei haven't seen one yet, and i'd love to be there when it happens02:51
na7eLaserJock, this guide looks much better than what i've come across so far, i'll read it now02:51
LaserJockwell, I'm still working on it. but it is suposed to ship with Dapper02:52
na7eoh sweeeeeet02:52
=== Hobbsee bookmarks as well
na7ewell, i'll tell you if i hit any hickups02:52
LaserJockit is on your computers right now in fact02:52
na7eooooh, that's eery sorta02:52
LaserJockit isn't very current but it will get there02:53
LaserJockHobbsee: it is on KDE too but even less current :(02:53
Hobbseeyeah, i've used the kde one before02:53
na7eLaserJock, found a mistake.  Make>Description> 'informations' should be 'information'02:54
na7emuahahah02:54
LaserJockok, I'm editing it at the moment. thanks for the catch02:55
na7eoh, in chapter 1, btw, but i'm sure you'll catch it later anyways02:55
na7enp02:55
na7eLaserJock, want me to just make a list of all the mistakes i find?  because I just found another...02:56
LaserJockna7e: yeah, and send them to mantha AT ubuntu.com02:56
crimsungod I suck, I just sent an e-mail to control with "tag" instead of "tags"02:56
na7ewill do02:58
minghuacrimsun: hehe, I always check the instruction page when writing to control, never remember those commands (except thanks, perhaps)02:58
na7eanyone have a brief explanation of what a cxx transition is?03:06
minghuana7e: we had one in dapper and one in breezy, and IMHO they are different types03:07
minghuana7e: so which one are you asking about?03:07
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na7eminghua, i'm not sure, i'm seeing in: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/intro-chap.html03:08
na7eminghua, under Apt/Dpkg section under apt-cache dump03:09
na7eit mentions it almost assuming we would know what the heck it was :)03:09
minghuana7e: basically it's about one library package changes its name03:10
na7eok03:11
na7ethanks03:11
LaserJockna7e: yeah, make a note of that in your email ;-)03:12
minghuana7e: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyToolchainTransition03:12
minghuana7e: read the "C++ ABI Transition" part if you really want to know03:13
minghuabut you don't really need to know that IMO03:13
minghuait's not like we are going to have another c++ transition anytime soon03:13
crimsun(knock on wood)03:13
na7eLaserJock, I did, w00t :)03:14
na7eyeah, I'll give that a quick read03:15
LaserJockwell, I need feedback from potential readers so it would be helpful03:16
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LaserJockI just hope the packaging guide gets done soon. we have a documentation team freeze coming up03:16
crimsun(yes, since that would be hellish)03:16
na7ei see what you mean about the libraries all changing, that would take virtually a complete recompilation of all binary packages, wouldn't it?03:17
na7eLaserJock, for the email and the filenames, what is the formal name of the guide?03:21
LaserJockna7e: Ubuntu Packaging Guide03:22
ajmitchhi03:22
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na7ethx03:22
LaserJockhi ajmitch and slomo03:22
na7ehi ajmitch03:22
slomohi LaserJock03:23
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crimsunslomo: hi. I worked on a fakesync of wpasupplicant, but there appear to be some bugs in Debian BTS that I'm not comfortable fakesyncing it03:33
slomocrimsun: and we don't have this bugs?03:34
crimsunnot yet03:34
slomook... then don't sync before they're fixed :)03:34
crimsunhowever, one could potentially see them03:34
crimsunwill need to discuss with Reinhard03:34
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na7eLaserJock, who is mantha?03:39
Kyralna7e, him :P03:39
na7eoh, lol03:39
LaserJockna7e: my name is Jordan Mantha ;-)03:39
na7eok, i explained who i was, ha! :)03:39
KyralLaserJock == Jordan Mantha :P03:39
na7eif (LaserJock == 'Jordan Mantha') {print "Doh!";}03:40
KyralGenerally we have our names in our whois data03:41
LaserJockna7e: got the email, thanks.03:41
na7enp, i'll work on it later this week too03:41
na7ei'll plan on it, rather :-)03:41
na7ei really need to write up something on what i'm doing with this installation CD....03:42
na7emight be helpful to someone03:42
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LaserJockhi dolson03:43
minghuasee, that's the advantage of using just your name as your nick ;-)  (and the advantage of having short name)03:43
dolsonhey LaserJock03:43
Kyralminghua, I had this nick before coming on Freenode, otherwise it would be petermcv or somesuch03:44
LaserJockme too03:47
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na7ei've changed mine like 3 times so far...sigh....no one will remember me....03:47
minghuaI dropped my old nick when I start hanging out on IRC03:49
Tonio_raphink: available ?03:49
LaserJockI like being LaserJock but unfortunately my LP id is mantha03:49
raphinkphysically yes Tonio_, not sure my mind is ...03:49
na7edoes anyone know if the installer on the breezy CD will freak out if I add the universe repo?03:51
na7eas in, I add it to the pool on the CD03:51
na7eyeah, i didn't think anyone knew, I've got some fun testing ahead of me03:52
na7ehow do I make my own GPG key?03:55
LaserJockna7e: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto03:57
na7eLaserJock, I just found that, any recommendations on which program is superior though?  GPA or seahorse?03:58
LaserJockI usually just use the CLI ;-)03:58
LaserJockseahorse is nice, if it works03:58
na7eha03:59
na7eis there a length-limit for use with motu?04:00
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dolsoncrimsun: thanks for uploading ardour04:04
crimsundolson: np04:25
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Se7hLaserJock cant i add images to it?04:32
Se7ho.004:32
LaserJockSe7h: to what? sorry my connection got screwed up04:34
Se7hi saw04:34
Se7hi had to add a 'skins' dir to the source with the program images04:34
Se7hand now debuild doesnt like it much04:34
LaserJockwhat does it say04:39
Se7hdpkg-source: unrepresentable changes to source04:41
Se7hdebuild: fatal error at line 768:04:41
Se7hafter ignoring the deletion of loads of files04:42
LaserJockSe7h: where are you adding them?04:42
Se7hthe files?04:42
LaserJockto the orig.tar.gz?04:43
Se7hah no04:43
Se7hfirst i add them to the build dir, and after a failure i added them also to the orig04:43
Se7hi guess they're both wrong04:43
LaserJockhmm, it shouldn't be a problem if they are in the .orig.tar.gz04:44
Se7hmy thought04:44
Se7hbut i guess it is04:44
LaserJockare you sure it is in the .orig.tar.gz and no the diff.gz04:45
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Se7hin the diff ?04:46
Se7hthe diff.gz has only a file right?04:46
LaserJockno04:46
LaserJockthe diff.gz has everything that isn't in the .orig.tar.gz04:47
Se7h:o04:47
Se7hso that must be it04:47
Se7hlol04:47
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Se7hLaserJock can i just erase both orig and diff files? :p05:07
LaserJockSe7h: just unpack the orig add your files and re-tar it05:08
Se7hi did that and debuild didnt like it05:08
Se7hi'll do it again05:08
Se7h(it worked with no orig and diff files)05:08
LaserJockwhat did debuild give you?05:09
Se7ha good source05:09
Se7hand a nice deb package after it05:09
Se7hand spe works 100% now05:09
Se7hlol05:09
Se7him gonna add those files to the orig tho05:09
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LaserJockna7e: ok, you changes have been commited to the doc team svn repo. thanks05:22
Se7hok05:22
Se7hfinaly05:22
Se7hLaserJock done05:22
Se7h100%05:23
LaserJockyeah?05:23
na7enp LaserJock05:23
Se7hyeah05:23
Se7hwhats next?05:25
Se7huploading..05:25
Se7homg wheres that 'dput' thing on the wiki ?05:26
Se7hneed url05:26
LaserJockwiki.ubuntu.com/REVU05:27
Se7hUploading via ftp spe_0.8.2a-0ubuntu2.dsc: done.05:32
Se7hUploading via ftp spe_0.8.2a-0ubuntu2.diff.gz: done.05:32
Se7hUploading via ftp spe_0.8.2a-0ubuntu2_source.changes: done.05:32
Se7hSuccessfully uploaded packages.05:32
Se7hthats it?05:32
Se7hol.005:32
LaserJockSe7h: use debuild -S -sa and reupload (remove the .upload file or use -f with dput)05:40
LaserJockSe7h: the -sa includes the .orig.tar.gz05:41
Se7hok05:42
Se7hdpkg-source: unrepresentable changes to source05:42
Se7hdebuild: fatal error at line 768:05:42
Se7hoh no05:42
Se7hthat again05:42
Se7hlol05:42
Se7hLaserJock but i do the pbuilder again right?05:45
=== Erlang_ just noticed Lintian doesn't run on his package in REVU.
LaserJockSe7h: no, you don't need to use pbuilder05:46
Se7hLaserJock ok05:46
Se7hjust debuild05:47
Se7hand dput05:47
LaserJockyeah05:47
Se7hAlready uploaded to revu.tauware.de05:47
Se7hDoing nothing for spe_0.8.2a-0ubuntu2_source.changes05:47
Se7h:|05:47
Se7hoh right05:47
Se7hforget it05:47
Erlang_you can force the upload with dput -f05:48
Se7hLaserJock done05:48
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na7ewarty was the first ubuntu release, right?05:48
Se7hright05:50
Se7hLaserJock work done?05:54
LaserJockSe7h: so did you see the lintian and linda report on REVU?05:55
Se7hahm...no05:56
Se7hhelp me on that05:56
ErlangLaserJock: Sorry to bother you, but can I ask you why the Lintian report for kpl is "N: Skipping check of source package kpl" ?05:57
LaserJockSe7h: go to revu.tauware.de and look up spe05:57
LaserJockErlang: you need to include the .orig.tar.gz in the upload05:58
LaserJockErlang: use debuild -S -sa when making the source package05:59
Se7hLaserJock oh ok05:59
Se7hits nice to have feedback :p05:59
Erlangoh. thank you05:59
ErlangThat .orig.tar.gz is my curse.  I forget it all the time.06:00
Erlangoh good I've got a clean lintian check now ;D06:05
Se7hone thing LaserJock, thats what i must do or what the reviewer will do ?06:07
Se7hthat english of him is tricky06:07
LaserJockSe7h: what is your question? what happens now?06:08
Se7hno06:08
Se7hwell kinda06:08
Se7hi read06:08
Se7h'shall'06:08
Se7hdoes that mean i have to do what he says there06:09
Se7hor that he shall do all that stuff?06:09
Se7h2 #     python setup.py clean --< this line shall be removed from debian/rules  <- and where the hell is this? o.006:09
LaserJockSe7h: that is from a previous upload. Kyral had started packaging spe06:10
LaserJockSe7h: but he doesn't want it06:10
Se7hoh06:10
Se7hLOL06:10
Se7hok dont care about me06:10
Se7him just sleepy06:10
LaserJocknp06:10
Se7hone more thing LaserJock (sorry)06:14
LaserJocknp06:14
Se7hi dont need to upload the orig again do i ?06:14
LaserJockI think you might. I can't remember how REVU works but I think you need to.06:14
Se7hok06:15
LaserJocknormally you only have to do it when you have a new upstream version06:15
Se7huhum :)06:16
Se7hok done06:17
Se7hlintian mentions something about nmu06:18
Se7hwhats nmu LaserJock?06:18
LaserJockNMU = Non Maintainer Upload06:19
LaserJockit is a Debian thing06:19
Se7hoh ok06:19
Se7hso i musnt worry about it?06:20
LaserJockno that is ok I think06:20
ErlangSe7h: Each package in Debian have a specific maintainer.  NMU are done to quickly fix a package that a maintainer don't have time to fix or that is being neglected.06:20
Se7hhmm i see06:21
Se7hW: spe source: source-nmu-has-incorrect-version-number 0.8.2a-0ubuntu206:23
Se7hi dont get this06:23
Erlangthis is related to the previous error06:23
LaserJockthis is another Debian thing06:23
LaserJockNMU uploads are supposed to have a specific versioning06:24
ErlangSe7h: Lintian this your last upload is an NMU, and NMU uploads must have a special version number.06:24
Se7hso, another thing i shouldnt worry about?06:25
minghuait would be nice if someone can patch lintian to not complain about that06:25
ErlangI've found linitian code to be rather easy to grasp despite being written in perl.  It should be easy to patch.06:26
LaserJockErlang: go for it ;-)06:27
ErlangI could certainly add that to my To-Do list.06:27
ErlangI guess some Ubuntu-specific tests could be added to Lintian too?06:35
Se7hthat would be nice06:36
Erlangwell, like what?06:37
LaserJockErlang: you'd have to port it to python first of course ;-)06:37
Se7hbtw any of u is a python coder?06:37
Se7hi'll be also mantaining pymedia06:38
minghuaLaserJock: lol06:38
ErlangGah, I'd have to LEARN Python first :(06:38
LaserJockwell, I'd have to learn Perl :(06:39
minghuaErlang: like checking distribution is dapper if the version has ubuntu in it06:39
Erlangminghua: ok06:39
minghuathat's one mistake I often make (because I do packaging for both distros)06:39
LaserJockyeah06:39
ErlangBTW, I'm not saying I'll be doing it.  It's definitely within my reach but I've got a diploma to get first.06:40
LaserJockwhat? you can't let school get in the way of Ubuntu work06:40
minghuaLaserJock: drop out of your school right now, and I'll listen to you ;-)06:41
LaserJockminghua: it's tempting, believe me06:41
ErlangLaserJock: ah, I wish it was that easy :|06:41
Erlangbut I'm nearly done, really.06:42
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LaserJocksure you are. I am too ;-)06:42
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LaserJockhi seth06:46
sethheya LaserJock06:47
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Se7hthat 'ubuntu/member' looks nice06:47
LaserJockseth: naughty, naughty :-)06:48
ErlangI call those devices homework-eaters.  In a Linux distro context, how can they be called?06:49
sethpackaging-eaters06:49
Se7hlolol06:49
LaserJockcan't ... resist ... must ... play06:50
sethhaha06:50
sethit's the bright shiny colours that do it06:51
sethand the flashing06:51
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LaserJockman, I haven't played any games for quite a while. Honestly, I'd rather be doing Ubuntu work.06:52
seth:)06:53
sethUbuntu work is good but sometimes I need shiny flashing to soothe my brain06:53
sethsooooo06:53
sethI use my PIP feature on this spiffy widescreen monitor I've got06:53
sethand do both!06:53
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Se7ha module for python should be considered a binary or library ?07:05
na7ebinrary07:05
na7e;-)07:05
Se7hbinrary?07:06
Se7h:p07:06
Se7hi ask this cus i see few or none in devel section07:06
Se7hwhen it would make sense to be there, but oh well..07:06
minghuathere should be a python policy somewhere07:08
Se7hcan u point me to it ?07:08
LaserJockhttp://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/python-policy/07:08
Se7hty07:08
LaserJockSe7h: btw, www.debian.org/devel/ is a good place to bookmark07:09
LaserJocktime for bed. Good night all!07:18
ajmitchnight LaserJock07:18
LaserJockajmitch: you up and running in .nz now?07:18
ajmitchI have been for the last week07:18
LaserJockcool07:19
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LaserJockah yes07:19
LaserJockI'm going to have a semester to catch up on if I don't watch it :(07:19
ajmitchouch07:20
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siretarthi09:06
ajmitchhey siretart09:08
ajmitchhow are you?09:08
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siretartajmitch: still learning for my test on tuesday09:26
siretartfinally the openal transition started (was sitting in NEW) in unstable, but I'm busy with learning :(09:26
siretartajmitch: how are you?09:27
ajmitchgood :)09:39
ajmitchback at uni09:39
ajmitchtrying to get back into MOTU work09:40
ajmitchbut I have to find something I can concentrate on09:40
ajmitchsigh, just filled up /var :)09:43
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lifelessajmitch: dude10:20
lifelessajmitch: opensyncs modules and the gui10:20
lifelessajmitch: or, pornview :)10:20
lifelessajmitch: btw, testresources just got out of new, I'd love to get that into universe for dapper10:20
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ajmitchwe'd probably have to make an exception for new packages, but I think it can be done10:33
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sivangmorning all10:41
Toadstoolmorning motus10:43
lifelessajmitch: it lets the test script for baz-import run for bzrtools10:43
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azeemlifeless: you won't believe it, but I've been hacking on the opensync modules a bit lately10:55
lifelessazeem: sweet10:56
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jpatrickToadstool: wide-dhcp6 is in11:34
Toadstoolcool :)11:34
Toadstoolthanks a lot everybody11:34
jpatrick:)11:35
lifelessazeem so start uploading to NEW already :)11:39
azeemtoday is a really bad day for uploading here11:39
azeem2410 packets transmitted, 165 received, 93% packet loss, time 2414974ms11:39
azeemthat's to the DSL router...11:40
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azeemmaybe I fried my prism2 pc-card, it was getting very hot a couple of days ago and started doing IRQ trouble till it locked up the notebook11:41
azeemlifeless: anyway, I wanted to test them, but I guess we can just fix them up once they hit unstable?11:41
lifelessright11:42
lifelessas long as they load for you, and perhaps pass make check, it shouls be good enough  to start them flowing through the pipeline11:42
lifeless[of course the packaging should be solid too ;))11:42
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zyga_has anyone seen dholbach today?12:05
jpatricknot me12:10
siretartzyga_: I think he doesn't work on sundays12:10
zyga_siretart: thanks for the info12:10
zyga_can someone remind me the rules of version-NubuntuM naming?12:15
zyga_or where to find them12:15
siretartzyga_: if you do changes to an ubuntu package and want to prevent the next debian update to autosynce your changes over, use the NubuntuM naming12:17
siretartzyga_: this applies to almost all uploads to ubuntu12:17
zyga_siretart: this package is not in ubuntu12:17
zyga_s/ubuntu/debian/12:17
zyga_I'm updating ontv (maintained by dholbah) over from 1.6.2 to 1.8.812:17
jpatrick-0ubuntu112:17
siretartzyga_: can you ensure that won't appear in debian in the future?12:18
zyga_siretart: no12:18
zyga_siretart: right now it's 0ubuntu412:18
zyga_I've upgraded version to 1.8.8-0ubuntu112:18
siretartin the case of ontv, I think dholbach will handle it. I think he was the one who submitted the UVF exception request12:19
zyga_oh12:19
zyga_good to know12:19
siretartI think12:19
G0SUBjpatrick: is there any documentation on this versioning scheme ?12:19
siretartbetter check malone and look at the last repots12:19
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zyga_checking12:20
siretartG0SUB: it should be on the wiki page under DeveloperRessources. If it isn't please add it there12:20
malte`hi there12:20
G0SUBsiretart: ok12:20
siretarthi malte`12:20
malte`i wanted to ask: if i fill an uvf exception, should i provide the new package or is it someone else's duty?12:20
siretartmalte`: please provide the package and find an developer who uploads it for you12:21
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siretartmalte`: if one of these 2 steps fail, please say so in the uvf report12:21
malte`how do i "provide" it, by attaching it to the bug report?12:22
siretarteither attach it, or link to it. your choice12:22
malte`ok, thank you :)12:22
siretartnm12:22
G0SUBsiretart: it's documented12:23
G0SUBsiretart: any update on the Beagle UVF Exception request?12:23
siretartgreat :)12:23
G0SUBI had attached the diff to the bugreport12:24
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G0SUBsiretart: I have a query12:27
siretartG0SUB: unfortunately, I'm incredibly busy until tuesday. sorry :(12:27
G0SUBthere are a few languages which don't have lang packs for Firefox & OOo yet ... if I get the stuff, can we put them up for Dapper?12:28
G0SUBsiretart: that's ok12:28
G0SUBjpatrick: ?12:30
jpatrickG0SUB: hi12:30
G0SUBjpatrick: hello! can you comment on ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ?12:31
jpatrickG0SUB: I suppose you could12:33
G0SUBhmm, great then12:34
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seaLnewhat is the normal procedure for a package that is currently just synced from debian but has bugs? (in this case the DD is extremly slow to respond to bugs, the package was removed from sarge because he never applied previous patches in time)01:21
siretartseaLne: uploading a fixed version to ubuntu01:24
seaLnek01:25
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seaLnei'm having some problems getting dpatch to work during package build01:37
ToadstoolseaLne: what kind of problems ?01:39
jpatrickseaLne: "include /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make" in debian/rules01:39
seaLnewhen i get a pastebin to load i'll share :)01:40
seaLneit already had dpatch in it so i doubt thats it01:40
seaLnehttp://kubuntu.pastebin.com/61047701:41
Toadstoolyou're adding a patch to a package ?01:41
seaLneyeah01:41
seaLne.dpatch http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/61047801:41
jpatrickare your patches in debian/patches/* ?01:42
seaLnei added it to debian/patches/00list01:42
seaLneyeah01:42
Toadstooldid you add it after a previous package build ?01:42
seaLnethought of that and rm -rf'ed01:42
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ToadstoolseaLne: works fine for me01:47
seaLnewhat did you do?01:47
ToadstoolI just apt-got source autopsy, added your patch and built without a prob'01:47
seaLnethats what i'm doing ...01:48
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seaLneall you did was copy patch and add to 00list?01:48
Toadstoolyep01:48
seaLnethe only other things i've done are changelog, control and compat01:49
seaLnehmm01:49
Toadstoolweird then...01:49
seaLneyeah, i'm pretty sure i built it before which is weird01:50
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Toadstooljust try to backup what you modified in debian dir, rm -rf the whole source files, download the sources again and put your modified files in it01:52
Toadstooli'm pretty sure there's a dirty patched file01:52
seaLnehm just noticed my .dpatch is 03_ and other things are 02. could that be a problem?01:52
Toadstoolnot at all01:53
Toadstoolyou just have to put the right name in 00list01:53
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seaLneyeah, strangely it working now01:53
Toadstoolgreat news :)01:54
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Toadstool:)01:55
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seaLnedcfldd can probably be archived as it was accepted02:03
seaLneuploaded http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=216002:04
seaLnevery weird patch 01 isn't there in http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/autopsy-0603190800/autopsy-2.06/debian/patches/02:11
seaLneyet it is still in the diff02:12
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bddebianHeya gang02:53
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YagisanI just had someone convert to ubuntu, so they could use my unofficial games repo. It's apparently easier to set up then on windows :)03:30
zyga_Yagisan: what repo is that?03:35
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Yagisanzyga_:  http://eyagi.bpa.nu/eyagi/community-projects/yagisan-s-doomsday-for-debian-ubuntu/03:37
dolsonYagisan: lots of things are easier to set up on Windows :)03:38
Yagisandolson: not that game ;)03:39
dolsonYagisan: a friend of mine nearly ripped out his hair trying to set up the WAMP stack. he kept messaging me asking for help on how to do this or that, and I kept on saying "on Linux, I type in apt-get install apache php mysql, sorry that Windows is too hard for you"03:40
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Yagisandolson: heh. The only proplem was that Ubuntu detected the onbaord disabled SiS rather then AGP nvidia video card03:41
dolsonthen he had finally got it almost working, and he tried installing Mambo and again was bugging me. I told him I don't even use Mambo03:41
dolsonhe was getting all pissed and saying things like "this is stupid. what a stupid program. it shouldn't be this hard to set up. this is dumb. I wasted a week and half trying to get this shit working" etc03:42
dolsonso I said, "ok, let me try it on my system and see where you are getting stuck"03:42
Yagisanyes, that sounds like windows03:42
dolsonten minutes later, I gave him a link to log into my Mambo system... no problems03:42
dolsonme and another friend of his were talking about Ubuntu and he overheard us, and so he was asking me questions one day and I asked if he was finally installing it, and he said yes, but in a warezed VMware03:43
dolsonso then when his Windows crashes he can say that it was Linux's fault and that it's not stable. he's always got problems. if he plugs in his digital camera, his system BSODs03:44
spaceyYagisan: man your site is slowwww03:46
Yagisanwell, it's on my dog slow adsl connection, why I get the money to move to a new host03:47
Yagisans/shy/shile03:47
Yagisancrap can't type03:47
Yagisans/why/while03:47
spaceyYagisan: if you want i can mirror your repo03:48
Yagisanspacey: thanks for the offer. I'm already setting up one mirror, so a second would be really nice.03:49
Yagisanspacey: ubuntu only ?03:49
spaceyYagisan: at least ubuntu :p03:50
spaceymore is fine, i don't care03:50
Yagisanspacey: approx 2GB for ubuntu. approx double to 6 weeks around a new release03:51
spaceyYagisan: diskspace enough03:51
Yagisanthanks spacey :) once licensing is sorted the main game (all 3MB of it) will go back to revu for inclusion inti ubuntu proper03:53
spaceyok03:53
spaceyYagisan: just send me an e-mail03:53
spaceyand i'll reply with account details03:53
spaceyyou can use ssh+rsync03:54
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spaceyYagisan: you got mail04:19
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Yagisanspacey: thank you very much.04:22
mcquaidhello, could someone tell me what libgl1-mesa-glide3 is for exactly?04:23
mcquaidi can't get this voodoo3 to work with dri and wasn't sure if that file is for dri via the tdfx driver or for the outdated glide driver04:23
mcquaidi upgraded to dapper hoping it might resolve this issue but it's still the same and i noticed this new package04:24
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nictukuhi. sorry about the off-topic, but is 'machines' a good synonym for 'computers' or in a broad sense, 'network nodes', in english?08:10
nictukuI wonder if it's ok to use that in NetworkWideUpdates prototype tool's documentation08:12
Erlangnictuku: if the context makes clear you talk about computers and networks they I'd say it is.08:12
nictukuthank you08:13
nictukuis 'nodes' better?08:14
Erlangcan't say...08:15
siretartnictuku: I'd stay with 'computers'. it seems to be more common to unexperienced users08:16
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nictukuseems better08:21
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Se7hhi08:39
crimsunhullo.08:39
Se7haloha08:40
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crimsunwould someone with working hardware GL acceleration please confirm that bzflag segfaults on startup?09:12
crimsunbug #3468709:13
UbugtuMalone bug 34687 in bzflag "dapper bzflag wont start" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3468709:13
Erlanggimme a few secondes09:13
crimsunthanks09:13
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ErlangLooks fine.  Although I can't see the display from here.09:15
ajmitchmorning09:17
crimsun'morning, ajmitch09:18
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ajmitchcrimsun: did the bug reporter specify architecture, etc?09:19
ajmitchhm no, they didn't say much at all09:19
sivangmorning southern eastern folks :)09:19
crimsunlooks like i68609:19
crimsun(just checking his /var/log/Xorg.0.log)09:19
crimsunmorning sivang09:20
sivangs/eastern//09:20
sivanghey crimsun , how goes it?09:20
crimsunsivang: not bad, yourself?09:20
Erlangcrimsun: Cannot confirm with AMD64, Dapper, and nVidia drivers.09:21
bmontyhey crimsun, ajmitch09:21
crimsunErlang: thanks. :)09:21
crimsun'afternoon, bmonty09:21
ajmitchcrimsun: bzflag starts09:22
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crimsunajmitch: thanks. :)09:22
sivangcrimsun: pretty good, enjoying so much from developing with python-gtk09:23
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crimsun:)09:23
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ErlangAnyone owns "Programming Python", ze book?09:23
bmontysivang: I kniw the feeling09:24
sivangErlang: I have seen zis book :)09:24
Erlangany good?09:24
sivangErlang: although I have followed DIP09:24
sivang(Dive INto Python)09:24
Erlangokay.09:24
sivangbmonty: :)09:24
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crimsunhehe09:26
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seaLneErlang: i thought "Programming Python" was apretty bad book09:52
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ErlangseaLne: oh?09:54
seaLnecompared to programing perl and the ruby pickaxe book09:54
seaLnei found it hard to read09:54
Erlangokay.09:55
seaLnei suppose everyone likes different styles of books tho09:55
ErlangThe library here doesn't have it so I can't peek at it.09:56
ErlangAnd since I've found Programming Perl enjoyable I thought Programming Python could be a candidate.09:56
seaLnethat was what i thought aswell and i think led to the disapointment09:57
seaLnethey are very differently written09:58
Amaranthany of you use banshee?09:58
crimsun(quod libet here)09:59
ajmitchAmaranth: just ask the question :)09:59
Erlangyeah, Larry Walls rules... It's rare that I actually laught reading a very technical book.09:59
Amaranthajmitch: it won't import my m4a files09:59
Amaranthanyone else having the same problem?09:59
crimsunbut gst-launch-0.10 playbin uri=file:///path/to/an.m4a works?10:00
Amaranthchecking10:00
Amaranthyep, that works10:01
crimsunk10:01
Amaranthlet me get the exact message10:01
Amaranththrough an abuse --trace run i even almost had where it was happening10:02
Amaranthbut that took 40 minutes10:02
AmaranthCannot Import: /home/amaranth/Music/System of a Down/Hypnotize/01 Attack.m4a (System.InvalidCastException, Cannot cast from source type to destination type.)10:02
crimsunyou don't happen to be using gst 0.10.5-0ubuntu2, do you?10:03
AmaranthEXCEPTION handling: InvalidCastException10:04
AmaranthEXCEPTION: catch found at clause 1 of Banshee.PlayerUI:OnImportManagerImportRequested (object,Banshee.Base.ImportEventArgs)10:04
Amaranthi'm using whatever the latest is10:04
Amaranth0.10.8+dfsg-1ubuntu210:04
ajmitchAmaranth: gst version?10:04
Amaranthoh, and banshee's code is really hard to follow10:04
crimsundpkg -l libgstreamer-plugins-base0.10-0 |grep ^ii |awk '{ print $3 }'10:04
Amaranthno packages found?10:05
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Amaranthoh, typo10:06
Amaranth0.10.5-0ubuntu110:06
crimsunok, not the issue I was thinking of, then10:06
Amaranthas far as i can tell it's entagged10:06
Amaranthbut banshee's code suffers from abstractionitis10:07
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Amaranthany ideas? :)10:10
crimsunI don't know offhand, sorry.10:11
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Amaranthi talked to abock, i tracked it down to the line causing problems10:39
Amaranthnow i just need to figure out why10:39
Amaranthslomo: you can only build a banshee package once11:00
slomo_Amaranth: that's fixed in cvs11:00
slomo_Amaranth: no need to worry about it11:00
Amaranthok11:00
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slomo_Amaranth: just build it with dpkg-buildpackage .... -nc ;)11:01
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Amaranthah11:01
slomo_Amaranth: part of my patches which were comitted by abock on 2006-03-15 fixed it11:01
Amaranthmy m4a files give me -1 for duration with dapper's version11:02
Amaranthabock can't reproduce with HEAD but said nothing in that code had changed11:02
slomo_weird... can you upload one file for me?11:03
Amaranthpm11:04
slomo_ok... i'll test it later... but i'm running HEAD too11:05
Amaranthpackage HEAD?11:05
Amaranth:)11:05
slomo_no ;)11:06
Amaranthi will, just to test with :)11:06
Amaranthok, no i won't11:13
Amaranthhrm11:13
slomo_why?11:13
Amaranthcan't get autogen.sh to go11:13
Amaranthwhy isn't gnome-common listed as a build-dep?11:13
slomo_because it's no build-dependency11:14
slomo_you only need it to generate the autoconf/automake stuff11:14
slomo_Amaranth: shows the correct time for me... 1:0311:15
Amaranthyeah, with HEAD, right?11:15
slomo_yes11:15
slomo_let's test 0.10.811:15
Amaranthi copied entagged-sharp from HEAD into the 0.10.8 dir and i'm building a package from it11:16
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slomo_works too11:16
Amaranth*sigh*11:16
Amaranthi have fully up-to-date dapper with no special config11:17
slomo_no idea... you could try entagged-sharp from svn, there's a sample program in there afaik... and then look where the -1 comes from11:18
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Amaranthslomo_: in svn the tests don't get built :/11:32
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