[01:47] jbailey/doko: did we get the new hppa-loving glibc uploaded? [01:47] lamont: Yes. [01:47] lamont: That was ubuntu10 [01:48] soog [01:48] lamont: If you're noticing that java packages (like db4.3) still fail to build, I noticed the same thing. [01:48] woot, even === infinity need to poke that in a bit. [01:49] do we have anything that gives the list of recent failures (I don't care about successes...)( [01:49] lamont: please tell me why openoffice.org doesn't start on ia64, if openoffice.org-gnome is installed [01:49] hrm... for newer machines, I expect it's because they don't do i386 in hardware... :) [01:50] for older machines, nfc [01:50] lamont: Hit up the buildd pages (all three of them), then filter by build state. [01:50] but I'll play with that some during the work week [01:50] lamont: That's the only real way (currently) to get all the failures for an arch. [01:50] sigh [01:50] lamont: apparently it's an old machine, because it starts _without_ gnome [01:50] doko: yeah. zx1 or earlier [01:51] maybe even zx2... dunno [01:51] infinity: I think I'll fire up a w-b instance for dapper again, just to see the status... :-) [01:51] doko: Is there a hope in hell of having native 64-bit OpenOffice for dapper+1? [01:51] lamont: Sad... [01:51] lamont: I could build some custom queries on drescher. [01:51] infinity: already have one for breezy-security, nothing extra to do for dapper, other than add it to the list of suites [01:52] lamont: Also, http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/testing-ports/dapper_outdate.txt is useful. [01:52] infinity: I'll have to find out if it's targeted for 2.0.3, which is late May ... [01:52] doko: I suspect you can't wait to stop maintaining all the goofy ia32-libs collections. :) === lamont finds himself tempted to upload a no-change ispell-fi, so that it's ftbfs everywhere, instead of just ia64/hppa [01:53] infinity: very useful - bookmarked [01:53] Oh, there are a few of those. File bugs if you haven't yet. [01:53] infinity: dude, it's not *my* stuff ... [01:53] lamont: Also, ../testing/dapper_outdate.txt is for non-ports. [01:54] lamont: I need to ask Colin to do that as a unified file (easier to pikc out what fails everywhere), but right now, I wget and sort them together into one file. [01:56] Totals by arch: [01:56] * hppa:92 [01:56] * sparc:29 [01:56] * ia64:23 [01:56] hppa rocks [01:57] that's dapper-problems [01:57] hppa's getting there. [01:58] It was 300 or something a while ago. [01:58] dapper_problems is almost getting readable. [01:58] esp for non-ports [01:59] non-ports is just waiting on package removals, otherwise it's "perfect" [01:59] Someone really should fix the findutils FTBFS though. === mdz [n=mdz@studiocity-motorola-bsr1-70-36-194-85.vnnyca.adelphia.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === doko [n=doko@dslb-088-073-065-014.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === infinity [n=adconrad@loki.0c3.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === fabbione [i=fabbione@gordian.fabbione.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === doko [n=doko@dslb-088-073-084-213.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === fabbione [i=fabbione@gordian.fabbione.net] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain === jbailey [n=jbailey@modemcable139.249-203-24.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-toolchain [02:22] doko: Wow: Stage 2 ends already? [02:24] yes, but better not base dapper+1 on 4.2 ... [02:29] Well, with a 6 week delay, 4.2 will be theoretically released, right? ;) [02:37] jbailey, infinity: could one of you go over the debian repository and scan for patches not applied in the ubuntu package? [02:37] Anything you're looking for in particular? [02:37] (assuming you mean glibc, right? *g*) [02:38] yes :) [02:55] doko: Is there anything in particular fix that you're looking for? [02:56] the particular one last weekend was "find the java breakage on hppa" [02:56] which turned out as eh-frame-terminator.diff ... [02:58] Sure. Although the hppa patches in our glibc were the ones that the Debian hppa guy had said were best to be in there. [02:59] Thinking of which. Carlos had said that he'll try to have me hppa patches for nptl on 2.4 for next week.