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zulyou guys are quiet01:59
imbrandonshhhh we're hunting ponies02:02
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ryanakcaAnyone have some spare time on their hands... to help me learn package building... or guide me in the right direction & answer some questions? If its not too much of a hassle...02:02
ryanakcaI mean... if you'd rather hunt ponies... thats fine..02:02
ryanakcaLOL02:02
imbrandonlol i would help you but i'm just learning myself, chek out the debian new maintainers guide though its very good02:03
ryanakcayeah... I'm reading it... just that I don't understand some things02:03
ryanakcalike patching... I know what it is... just not how...02:04
ajmitchafternoon02:04
zulevening02:04
ryanakcanight02:04
_ionryanakca: Here's an example of how to begin creating a package: wget -N http://johan.kiviniemi.name/tmp/packaging_rumor.{timing,script} && scriptreplay packaging_rumor.{timing,script}02:05
ryanakcaummm... I'm lost :)02:05
ryanakcaI can make a basic .deb with dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot / dpkg-buildpackage -sa -rfakeroot02:06
=== _ion just watched Dancer in the Dark. I think it's one of the best movies i've seen, and i usually don't even like that genre. :-)
ryanakcajust the patching...02:06
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LaserJockajmitch: have you pushed any bzr branches to bazaar.launchpad.net?02:18
ajmitchno, I haven't yet02:23
LaserJockhmm, I tried, but it said "Parent directory does not exist"02:23
LaserJockoh well02:23
Toadstoolre02:27
LaserJockoh for goodness sakes, I can't get bzr push to do anything. I don't understand how it is supposed to be used for anything02:30
Toadstool:)02:30
=== Toadstool still uses the ol'good subversion for most of its projects
LaserJockwell, I like bzr for local things, but every time I try to do anything remotely I just end up using rsync or scp02:31
ajmitchLaserJock: ask in #bzr02:31
ajmitch12:30 < spiv> siretart: the url for pushing to bazaar.launchpad.net is sftp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~USER/PRODUCT/BRANCH, where USER is your launchpad nick, PRODUCT is the name of a product registered in02:32
ajmitch              launchpad (or +junk for no product), BRANCH is the name for this branch.02:32
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LaserJockright02:33
LaserJockdid that02:33
LaserJockcan't even push to my other box02:33
ToadstoolLaserJock: yeah right, I'm moving to bzr for the packages i'm working on for edgy on the other hand ;)02:33
ajmitchLaserJock: I didn't say ask *me* in there :)02:35
LaserJockhehe02:35
Toadstooler, speaking about packages for edgy, I feel like I'm not that efficient... :/ one full day on a python lib package... I suck...02:35
LaserJockwell, that's what you get for pawning me off to another channel02:35
ajmitchLaserJock: it's called delegation02:36
LaserJockajmitch: great delegate me off to a room of dead people ;-)02:38
=== ajmitch should be a manager ;)
LaserJockfor sure02:39
Toadstool:)02:39
=== Toadstool should go to bed
Toadstoolg'night02:39
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bddebianHeya ajmitch02:52
ajmitchhi02:59
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=== havoc is taking the leap and putting ubuntu on his primary workstation :|
havocchillywilly will be shocked03:11
bddebianw00t, go havoc :-)03:11
havocI put it on my laptop a few days ago03:11
havocbut workstation that I use at least 10hrs a day is different03:11
havocI'm sure it'll piss me off to some degree, but I'll suck it up and adjust ;)03:12
bddebianWhat do you run now?03:12
havoc(piss me off getting everything back to the way I like it)03:12
havocbddebian: this machine has been mandrake for 6(?) years or more03:12
LaserJockwow03:12
bddebianMandark? WTF? ;-)03:12
havocspecifically cooker03:13
havoctheir dev distro03:13
LaserJockI think I used mandrake for all of 10 mins03:13
havocso I'm used to having a ton of bleeding edge crap installed03:13
ajmitchso run edgy03:13
ajmitchit should be bleeding & raw03:13
bddebianI was just going to say that :-)03:13
havocajmitch: is that what I have to do to get the latest firefox?03:13
ajmitchdefine 'latest;03:14
havoccurrent "release"03:14
havoc1.5.0.403:14
ajmitchyou mean instead of the 1.5.0.3 in dapper?03:14
havochow "stable" is edgy?03:14
havocajmitch: yes03:14
ajmitchedgy is not stable, usable, or installable03:14
ajmitchand 1.5.0.4 will be in dapper :P03:15
tsenginstall it in a chroot if you must03:15
tsengbut you wont get anywhere03:15
havocajmitch: ah, so there are updates to certain apps03:15
ajmitchhavoc: yes03:15
havoctseng: heh, ok03:15
ajmitchthey're called security fixes03:15
havocajmitch: ok, that's what I wanted to know03:15
ajmitchand updates03:15
LaserJockand backports03:15
bddebianHeya tseng03:15
tsenghi03:15
havocstill wasn't going to stop me from installing it03:15
tsenggood luck with that03:15
ajmitchwe're not going to throw dapper out the door & ignore it for security03:16
havocbut it's nice to know that at least one little thing won't piss me off :)03:16
tsenghope you dont have amd6403:16
ajmitchtseng: that's easily fixable03:16
havoctseng: I meant installing dapper03:16
tsengoh03:16
havocnow finally chillywilly will get off my case ;)03:16
havocI'm also trying to lighten my work load by standardizing all the nix boxen I maintain03:17
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LaserJockajmitch: well, supposedly Dapper universe is completely unsupported so I wouldn't count on any -security or -updates action ;-)03:17
havochell, I'm even standardizing the windows boxes03:17
bddebianVista Beta 2? ;-P03:17
havocsoemone package zoneminder ;)03:17
havocbddebian: ack03:18
ajmitchhavoc: you've been here long enough to learn how :)03:18
ajmitchLaserJock: ha. ha. ha.03:18
bddebianheh03:18
havocbddebian: no, getting all the family members to use XP, makes my job of free support easier :|03:18
havocajmitch: haha, not yet03:18
havocbut soon03:18
=== ajmitch thinks that we should kick anyone from the channel that hasn't had an upload to the repositories in the last 2 weeks ;)
LaserJockbye bye ajmitch03:19
ajmitchlet me get something into dapper-updates...03:19
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=== LaserJock needs to go back over the science bugs and see what is -updates material
havocI was in #kubuntu, but they were driving me nutz03:20
bddebianHmm, I might have to hide too03:20
LaserJockfrom me?03:20
bddebianNo, from getting kicked off the channel :-)03:20
LaserJockdoh, I don't think so03:20
havocyou guys just had a release, it's summer, relax a bit ;)03:20
ajmitchwe can't relax03:21
LaserJockno, we gotta get ready for Edgy03:21
ajmitchwe're too on edge03:21
bddebianLaserJock: I am not sure I've uploaded in the last two weeks?03:21
LaserJockMonday is the deadline for specs03:21
LaserJockbddebian: I think you have, haven't you?03:21
havocthe wife and I are taking our 2nd vacation in 7yrs next week03:21
havocyay :)03:21
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ajmitchbddebian: you're safe till tuesday03:22
=== bddebian is glad ajmitch is always here to keep him on the straight and narrow :-)
LaserJockI know I'm toast03:22
LaserJockI suck as a MOTU03:25
tsengyou only get deactivated after a year or two of sucking03:25
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LaserJockyeah, yeah03:25
tsengi believe03:25
bddebianHmm03:25
ajmitchLP team membership is for 2 years03:25
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LaserJockok, I'm going home03:27
ajmitchbye03:27
LaserJockI think I might even close my irssi03:27
havoclater :)03:27
bddebianLater LaserJock03:27
LaserJockcya all03:27
havocsoon all the machines will be debina, ubuntu, or winxp, and my life will become much easier...for a time03:30
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LaserJockIs the Paris summit not going to have a cool nick name?05:38
AmaranthLaserJock: UbuntuOnFire? :/05:41
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NthDegreelol05:42
LaserJockwell, we had UbuntuFrenchKiss05:42
LaserJockbut I don't think that is offical ;-)05:43
NthDegreethat's as bad as saying we should be called the motubators :\05:43
bddebianhehe05:44
NthDegreei just hope when I fix up kubuntu wih lilo that it doesn't go putting it in the MBR :(05:46
bluefoxicyok guys05:49
bluefoxicywhat do I do with this.. thing... I have?05:49
bluefoxicyI made a package.05:49
bluefoxicyI can tar it up and submit it somewhere ... I think.05:50
LaserJockput it on REVU?05:50
bluefoxicyok see now I'm going to ask another question.05:50
bluefoxicyWhat the hell is REVU?05:50
LaserJockwiki.ubuntu.com/REVU05:50
LaserJockit is the review system that MOTU uses05:50
bluefoxicy    *      A GPGKey  <-- Check05:51
bluefoxicy    *      Know how to make Debian packages (see PackagingTips)  <-- No fucking clue05:51
bluefoxicy    *      One or more new packages to upload  <-- Check05:51
LaserJockfor making packages I'd use the Ubuntu Packaging Guide05:52
=== Lathiat wonders how you can have a package to upload, yet not know how to make them
LaserJockit's shipped with Dapper or is at help.ubuntu.com05:52
LaserJockLathiat: well, I didn't want to say that but ...05:53
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  making packages needs a dummy mode.  Making Gentoo ebuilds was far easier than this ;P05:53
Lathiatwith cdbs and most modern packaging systems i've found it relatively easy05:53
=== bluefoxicy has read the debian packaging guide a billion times.. wonders if the ubuntu packaging guide is better.
bluefoxicyLathiat:  CDBS? Code to Do the BS?05:54
=== bluefoxicy notices his package is ... probably not signed.
LaserJockbluefoxicy: well, I hope the Ubuntu packaging guide is a bit easier to read05:56
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  I'll look at it later.05:56
bluefoxicyThe debian one is a monster of technowhatsis and no real hand-holding.. once someone walks you through it it's easy but damn if the docs aren't murderous.05:57
LaserJockLathiat: hopefully the Edgy version of the packaging guide will do CDBS better justice05:57
bluefoxicyBug in the CDBS guide:  It uses more profanity than me in one sentence05:58
LaserJockwhich CDBS guide?06:00
bluefoxicyhttps://wiki.duckcorp.org/DebianPackagingTutorial/CDBS06:02
bluefoxicyAlso I love how they say not to use KDE06:02
bluefoxicyawesome, I got it rewritten with CDBS now.  That was WAY easier.06:09
bluefoxicynow does anyone want to give me a hint on htf to make this damn thing sign with my gpg key06:10
bddebiandpkg-buildpackage -S -sa06:10
bluefoxicyok06:11
LaserJockis the same name and address that is used for your key in the changelog?06:11
bddebianOr debuild06:11
bluefoxicywill it use my default key or base it on the maintainer field or what?06:11
bluefoxicyyes.06:11
bluefoxicyit's... not asking...06:11
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:/tmp/x/pax-utils/pax-utils-0.1.13$ dpkg-buildpackage -S -sa -uc -us -rfakeroot06:12
LaserJockdon't use -uc or -us06:12
bddebian-us means unsigned source06:12
LaserJockthat tells it to not sign06:12
bluefoxicyoh06:12
bluefoxicyI'm dumb.06:12
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bluefoxicyit's the same e-mail addy buti t doesn't like it06:14
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bluefoxicyLaserJock:  I am ... not sure I did this correctly.06:30
bluefoxicyFiles:06:30
bluefoxicy ac01f406bcb831cbf9e0e1f54770a679 262 devel optional pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc06:30
bluefoxicy 894252f3e5aa1468e755ba34afa7705f 204679 devel optional pax-utils_0.1.13.tar.gz06:30
bluefoxicythese files were both just generated06:30
LaserJockgood06:30
bluefoxicythat's... normal right?06:30
LaserJockyeah06:30
bluefoxicythe original source is a .bz206:30
bluefoxicyok.06:30
LaserJockis this a brand new package06:30
=== bluefoxicy thought it was supposed to go source-patch-dsc-changes
bluefoxicyyes06:31
LaserJockok, so you should use debuild -S -sa06:31
bluefoxicyI'm a brand new packager aren't i?  :)06:31
bluefoxicyI did that06:31
LaserJockoh yeah, i see that06:31
LaserJockyou made a Debian native package06:31
LaserJockwhich is what you use if the package is specific to Ubuntu06:32
LaserJockbut you probably don't want that06:32
bluefoxicywell, all I did was pretty much slap a rules file into debian/rules and mess with changelog and control06:33
=== NthDegree has to get back to packaging soon
NthDegreei'm slacking right now :) that's my excuse06:33
LaserJockwhat did you call the tarball06:33
bluefoxicywhat tarball :)06:34
LaserJockthe original tarball06:34
bluefoxicythe original source is http://dev.gentoo.org/~solar/pax/pax-utils-0.1.13.tar.bz206:35
bluefoxicyso I guess basename that.06:35
LaserJockhmm, I'm not sure about .bz2 tarballs06:35
LaserJockanyway, you should copy that tarball to pax-utils_0.1.13.orig.tar.bz206:36
bluefoxicyin the parent directory?06:36
LaserJockyeah06:36
bluefoxicyBuild-Depends: cdbs06:37
bluefoxicyStandards-Version: 3.6.2.106:37
bluefoxicyfrom control in the source area... wtf is standards-version06:37
LaserJockthey version of the Debian Policy that the package adheres to06:37
=== bluefoxicy writes "none" in there :)
LaserJockbluefoxicy: don't do that06:38
=== bluefoxicy isn't sure it's conforming but whatever.
LaserJockbluefoxicy: really, if you read the Ubuntu Packaging Guide it should help06:40
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  honestly it's 12:34 am, I'd rather bug you unless you're busy and I'm keeping you from work :)06:40
bluefoxicyBut I guess I should.06:41
LaserJockit least take a look06:41
bluefoxicylink?06:41
bluefoxicypackaging tips has links to the new debian maintainer's guide06:41
LaserJockhttp://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html06:41
LaserJockyeah, don't worry about wiki pages06:42
bluefoxicywill try this but I don't feel any surer of wtf i'm doing.06:46
LaserJockhehe, just keep with it, it'll start to make sense after a while06:47
bluefoxicyyeah it.. made a .gz with everything in it.06:50
bluefoxicythey're right.. this distribution is really dirty  :/06:50
=== bluefoxicy prods at this thing and wonders if it's working
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  I should have a .dsc and a .dsc.asc and a .gz and that's it right?06:51
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LaserJockbluefoxicy: no, you should have a .dsc, a diff.tgz, and a .orig.tar.gz06:52
bluefoxicydammit what the hell.06:52
bluefoxicydoes this not work with bzip2 tarballs06:52
bluefoxicyI can pipeline it to gzip06:52
LaserJockit might not I can't remember exactly06:52
LaserJockbut get rid of the old stuff06:53
bluefoxicybzcat pax-utils_0.1.13.orig.tar.bz2 | gzip > pax-utils_0.1.13.orig.tar.gz06:53
bluefoxicyok i got a diff now.06:55
LaserJockk06:55
LaserJockzless it to see what is in there06:55
bluefoxicypax-utils-0.1.13  pax-utils_0.1.13.diff.gz  pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc  pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc.asc  pax-utils_0.1.13.orig.tar.gz  pax-utils-0.1.13.tar.bz206:56
bluefoxicythat's my directory now06:56
bluefoxicyit's correct.06:56
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bluefoxicyLaserJock:  now what the hell do I do with it06:57
LaserJockyeah, that looks good06:57
LaserJockwell, you can build it into a .deb06:57
bluefoxicyfrom the dsc?06:58
LaserJockyeah06:58
bluefoxicycommand?06:58
LaserJockdo you have a pbuilder setup? I'm guessing no06:58
bluefoxicyno06:58
bluefoxicyI do this on a hot system06:58
bluefoxicyI have no care for chrooting it (ironicly)06:58
LaserJockyou should do it on a pbuilder eventually06:58
bluefoxicyI should06:58
LaserJockin the mean time ...06:59
bluefoxicyright now I don't have libsafe so I'm not worried about it flipping out and killing someone like RPM does06:59
tritiumyeah, to make sure it won't ftbfs06:59
bluefoxicy(rpm makes shit depend on libsafe if libsafe is installed)06:59
LaserJockif you have the build deps run debuild and it will produce a .deb07:00
=== bluefoxicy doesn't have debuild
LaserJockyou sure? how did you build the source package? dpkg-buildpackage?07:01
bluefoxicyI know this one .. it's ... umm.  something.... d.... no I have no clue what the pakcage is07:01
LaserJockdevscripts07:01
bluefoxicyyeah, dpkg-buildpackage -S -sa -rfakeroot07:01
LaserJockdo dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot then07:01
=== bluefoxicy has debuild now
bluefoxicybuildpackage going.07:02
bluefoxicymmmm....... that didn't give me a .deb07:02
LaserJockwhat did it give you07:03
bluefoxicynothing except a bunch of files caused by 'make'07:03
LaserJockhmm?07:04
bluefoxicyin the source tree, it spewed files around etc but just didn't build a package out of them07:04
LaserJockhow do you know?07:04
bluefoxicyalso -tc does not build packages07:04
bluefoxicyerr.  does not clean the files07:05
bluefoxicyI looked in the source tree when it was done, how else would I know07:05
LaserJockdid you look in ../07:05
bluefoxicynotihng's in ../ except .dsc and .dsc.asc07:05
bluefoxicyI think I did something wrong.07:07
LaserJockhmm, did you get any errors from debuild ?07:07
bluefoxicytrying again07:09
bluefoxicydpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot read files list file: No such file or directory07:09
LaserJockok07:10
=== bluefoxicy guesses that was important
LaserJockyeah07:10
bluefoxicy"The postinst and prerm files are examples of maintainer scripts. They are shell scripts that are executed after installation and before removal, respectively, of the package. In the case of the Ubuntu hello package, they are used to install (and remove) the info file."  <-- this is why I hate modern package management.07:11
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  no instructions on making 'files', hintcoin?07:12
LaserJockbluefoxicy: I gotta go to bed so this is the last thing I can give you07:13
bluefoxicyok07:13
bluefoxicyI should sleep too really07:13
LaserJockwell actually I'm not exactly sure since I don't know what your rules file looks like07:14
bluefoxicyvery simple07:14
bluefoxicyinclude /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/makefile.mk07:14
bluefoxicyDEB_MAKE_CLEAN_TARGET    := distclean07:14
bluefoxicyDEB_MAKE_BUILD_TARGET    := all07:14
bluefoxicyDEB_MAKE_INSTALL_TARGET  := install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/pax-utils07:14
LaserJockI'd just read through the pacakging guide and also read the dpkg man page and look at what dpkg-genchanges expects07:15
bluefoxicywell the packaging guide didn't seem to mention files..07:15
bluefoxicyhttp://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/basic-scratch.html but you can check later.07:16
LaserJockprobably for a reason07:16
bluefoxicygo to sleep.07:16
bluefoxicyi should sleep too.07:16
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bluefoxicySOMEBODY HELP ME.  *assumes innocent look*07:32
ajmitchbluefoxicy: try adding "include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk"07:33
bluefoxicythanks.07:33
ajmitchcurrently you'll have no debian(or ubuntu) specific stuff to make a package out of what you're building07:33
bluefoxicyuh.07:35
bluefoxicyit gave me a gpg error?  o_O07:36
bluefoxicyotherwise worked07:36
ajmitchbecause the changelog email address & the gpg key don't match?07:36
bluefoxicyno, because it did something wrong.07:36
ajmitch'something wrong' isn't descriptive enough07:36
bluefoxicyit spewed out "enter passphrase:" and then spewed out an error about /tmp/seahorse07:36
ajmitchfun07:36
bluefoxicyand I got confused like "is it going to ask for my... oh"07:36
ajmitchsounds like you're trying to use some agent & it's failing07:37
bluefoxicyso I enter my passphrase and it says "ohshit gpg error sry" and dies.07:37
bluefoxicydebsign: gpg error occurred!  Aborting....07:37
bluefoxicyok that time it spit them out in the correct order and it didn't work07:37
bluefoxicyI didn't tell it to use any agent, and it straight asks for my pass phrase.07:37
bluefoxicyIf it could say something more descriptive than "gpg error occurred!" I could fix it.07:38
bluefoxicybrb I need another shirly temple07:39
bluefoxicyajmitch:  otherwise it's working now.07:39
ajmitchgood07:39
ajmitchthough it still needs to be signed before upload to REVU07:40
bluefoxicysigning worked before.07:40
bluefoxicyI have no idea why it broke now.07:40
ajmitchand you need to have your key in REVU's upload keyring07:40
bluefoxicythe site says I don't need to get my key signed.07:40
ajmitchthat is correct07:40
ajmitchbut it does say you need to send the key07:40
bluefoxicyapparently I have to send it up anyway?07:41
bluefoxicyok07:41
ajmitchand I assume you'll have yours signed07:41
bluefoxicy(i thought the key was just to get access to log in for comments)07:41
ajmitchno, mini-dinstall uses the upload keyring to accept uploads07:41
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bluefoxicyajmitch:  it signs the .dsc if I build with dpkg-buildpkg -S -sa -rfakeroot07:43
bluefoxicyif I build with debuild it doesn't sign the resulting deb.07:43
ajmitchyou need to have the .dsc & .changes signed07:43
bluefoxicyok07:44
ajmitchif you have GPG_AGENT_INFO in the environment, it'll use it07:44
ajmitchI can't see how else it's getting /tmp/seahorse..07:44
bluefoxicynegatory.07:44
ajmitchyou can just try with debsign alone, on the .changes file07:44
bluefoxicydpkg-buildpackage, what's the command I want07:45
ajmitch?07:45
bluefoxicyI'm going to build the debs over again but not use debuild07:45
bluefoxicyto see if it's a bug in debuild07:45
bluefoxicyapparently dpkg-buildpackage is not having any trouble signing the .dsc07:45
bluefoxicy(yes it bitches about seahorse too)07:46
ajmitchit would be a bug in debsign rather than debuild, if there were any07:46
bluefoxicywell it works with dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot, or at least doesn't complain.  DOes the signature go straight into the .deb?07:47
ajmitchno07:48
bluefoxicythen it's not working.07:48
bluefoxicynor is it complaining.07:48
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bluefoxicyajmitch:  I think it just likes seahorse.  >:(  I installed it and it started magically using it07:55
ajmitchcrazy07:56
bluefoxicythis is freakish07:56
bluefoxicyit says problems with the agent with debuild, and then gpg fails07:56
bluefoxicywith dpkg-buildpkg -rfakeroot the seahorse agent pops up and asks me to authorize key signature use07:56
bluefoxicyI wonder wtf the difference is.07:56
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bluefoxicySuccessfully signed dsc and changes files08:00
bluefoxicyOH REALLY, WHERE ARE THE .asc FILES THEN08:00
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bluefoxicyajmitch:  get me the beating stick.08:00
bluefoxicyoh it's inline.08:01
bluefoxicyok well now I have to find that page again since firefox crashed (it does that a lot)08:07
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Hobbseehi all08:09
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bluefoxicyman now I have to fish for my keyid08:10
bluefoxicythis is retarded.08:10
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bluefoxicygot it08:11
bluefoxicyajmitch:  why do I have to put my keyid in the e-mail anyway?08:12
bluefoxicybesides so I have to go look and see what it is08:12
ajmitchas if that's hard08:13
bluefoxicyeh, it changes a 3 second process to a 15 second one but not particularly.08:13
Hobbseebluefoxicy: say something nice in the email, or he might jump on you :P08:13
=== ajmitch certainly has no plans to do that
bluefoxicyit's 2:07 am, I am not obligated to be nice.  I've been nice all day, except I've been trying to build a tiny package since 10pm and I'm frustrated or something08:14
Hobbseeoh, so that was reserved for me, got it.08:14
bluefoxicyhehe08:14
bluefoxicyyes he's more likely to jump a girl ;P08:15
Hobbseehush you!08:15
bluefoxicyI still want to know why ubuntu is so dirty compared to debian... though thusfar I'm not having any trouble besides with libgcrypt.so.11, which I fixed by simply killing the PT_GNU_STACK setting.08:16
bluefoxicyit makes no logical sense that there'd be so many W|X mappings strewn around on a debian derivative.08:17
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bluefoxicywhat the crap08:18
bluefoxicythere's no ld.so.conf08:18
bluefoxicyhow the hell... no, screw it, I don't care.08:19
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bluefoxicygzip I've got a fix for already (don't use hand-written assembly)08:22
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bluefoxicyRWX --- ---   /lib/klibc-t2jM36h7OcxUNTDzncfER2p7kd4.so  <-- what the crap is that08:23
bluefoxicytextrels everywhere *sigh*08:25
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bluefoxicyalright, I'm done for the night.08:29
Hobbseenight bluefoxicy08:30
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bluefoxicyif anyone wants to see the output from this I'll rafb it in a minute08:30
bluefoxicyhttp://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/hardened/pax-utils.xml and http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/hardened/gnu-stack.xml are good reads08:31
bluefoxicyAnd pretty much spell out why I'm packaging this thing08:31
bluefoxicyOnly worth reading if you're into security stuff though.08:31
bluefoxicyhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/bzsFEw53.html  Bading.  Sleep time.08:32
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swarogmorning09:16
siretartmorning09:17
ajmitchhi09:17
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ajmitchhow are you siretart?09:17
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phanaticmorning09:18
ajmitchhi phanatic09:18
phanatichi ajmitch09:18
siretartajmitch: I'm okay. just arrived at work09:20
siretartajmitch: and you? how's your SoC project coming along?09:20
ajmitchcoming along ok :)09:20
ajmitchI'm doing well enough09:21
siretart:)09:21
ajmitchconsidering what I'll do for the server side09:21
ajmitchwhether to make it flexible enough in eggy to accomodate configuring samba4 (has its own ldap/kerberos server)09:22
ajmitchs/eggy/edgy/09:22
phanaticajmitch: your project sounds really interesting :)09:23
ajmitchI've done the manual client & server setup09:23
ajmitchnow it's mainly coding & packaging to do09:23
Hobbseenice work :)09:25
siretartajmitch: how do you manage user and group accounts in ldap? what front end do you use for adding new users?09:25
ajmitchsiretart: that comes under the coding & packaging part ;)09:25
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Hobbseehehe - eggy.  i wonder just how many people write the wrong distro in their changelogs when uploading things...09:25
swarogphart09:25
ajmitchcurrently I've been testing with a kde app called luma09:25
ajmitchwhich seems to be fairly useful09:25
siretartit's not really kde, it's 'just' qt..09:25
ajmitchI *may* need to write something simple with pygtk to replace the gnome 1.x app directory-administrator09:26
siretartbut we deployed it at the internet cafe I was adminning.09:26
ajmitchright09:26
ajmitchsame thing09:26
ajmitch;)09:26
spaceywe use luma as well09:26
spaceyon inregular basis09:26
ajmitchI have to make sure that I get all the ldap&kerberos stuff to work together for user management though09:27
siretartajmitch: say, IIUC, when adding a new user, you need to add it to both ldap and add a kerberos principal, no? AFAIK luma can only do the former..09:27
ajmitchsiretart: what do you use for the kerberos side of things?09:27
ajmitchyeah, that's my problem09:27
swarogwinbind?09:27
siretartajmitch: I never touched kerberos yet. thats why I'm asking09:27
ajmitchright :)09:27
siretart:)09:27
spaceyajmitch if you write something up please let me know :>09:27
ajmitchspacey: sure, I know ogra will love something for edubuntu09:28
ajmitchinfinity is considering throwing a samba4 beta into edgy if it's near usable09:28
siretartnot only for edubuntu. some ppl would sell such a solution as the 'holy grail'09:28
spaceyi will love it too09:28
ajmitchso that may be fun to play with for AD stuff09:28
ajmitchsiretart: yes, I saw some posts on the forums (sigh) about what ubuntu needs for the enterprise :)09:28
siretartsamba4 will never be usuable. that's because of their development model09:28
siretartit's more likely that someone backports the AD specific features from samba4 and calls it samba-ad-killer or somethin09:29
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ajmitchsome nice setup can be done to integrate all these pieces for the small business09:29
siretartg09:29
ajmitchtight integration needed though09:30
ajmitchlike DNS, mail, etc09:30
ajmitchgetting to the 'just works' stage of setting up a fully ubuntu network would be wonderful09:30
siretartthat's not easy09:32
ajmitchit's not09:32
ajmitchsomething to work on over a few releases, or as a separate product09:32
ajmitchit can be worth it though09:33
TomaszDhey guys, since the gnome packages are on a permanent UVFe, will we sooner or later see NM 0.6.3 in dapper-updates? :)09:35
ajmitchTomaszD: no09:35
TomaszDajmitch, no? why not.09:35
ajmitchor I should say 'very, very very unlikely'09:35
TomaszDshame then.09:35
TomaszDbtw is Firefox 1.5.0.4 going to hit updates? I'm quite concerned with all the security holes it patches...09:36
ajmitchbecause it's not just a simple bugfix09:36
ajmitch1.5.0.4 will be09:36
TomaszDok09:36
ajmitchmainly because it's near impossible to separate out security from other patches in it09:37
TomaszDoh, so that's the point.09:37
TomaszDbut the gnome packages are being updated regardless what they fix09:37
TomaszDno?09:37
ajmitchno09:37
TomaszDI've seen evince, epiphany and such being updated, none AFAIK were security updated09:38
TomaszDoh well09:38
TomaszDjust being curious09:38
ajmitchthat's -updates, not -security09:38
ajmitchand N-M is not in GNOME anyway09:38
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TomaszDit's on the GNOME ftp server09:38
TomaszDso I thought it is09:39
ajmitchso is f-spot09:39
ajmitchand 1000 other apps :)09:39
TomaszDgood point09:39
TomaszD:)09:39
ajmitchGNOME is only getting 2.14.x updates anyway09:39
ajmitchand that was planned out carefully before release09:39
TomaszDand that is a good thing, since you can satisfy the bleeding edgers for a slight moment09:40
TomaszD;)09:40
ajmitchubuntu's N-M carries a few patches that would have to be carefully tested & ported forward if necessary09:40
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dholbachgood morning motu world09:49
ajmitchhey dholbach09:49
ajmitchhow are you?09:49
dholbachhey ajmitch, fine -- how are you?09:49
ajmitchgood :)09:49
dholbachcool09:50
phanaticmorning dholbach09:55
dholbachhey phanatic09:55
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crimsun_mm edgy breakage!10:15
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ajmitchyay!10:16
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=== siretart hopes for new radeon and kernel in edgy...
=== DarkMageZ hopes for new dosbox
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siretartDarkMageZ: should be autosync'ed soon10:18
ajmitchDarkMageZ: that'll come later, once syncs/merges are underway10:18
ajmitchit's unmodified in dapper, so should be autosynced10:18
DarkMageZsyncing with debian... they need to upgrade10:18
ajmitchthen hassle debian :)10:18
DarkMageZor i should learn how to package properly, and become the ubuntu maintainer, so we can have 0.65 :)10:19
ajmitchwe prefer not to get ahead unnecessarily, since we have to then take the bugs in the face...10:19
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ajmitchmorning \sh10:20
DarkMageZmy main wish is that they fix bug #3044710:21
UbugtuMalone bug 30447 in xserver-xorg-driver-ati "Lockup problems with both the free xorg ATI driver and the proprietary fglrx driver, using various ATI cards" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3044710:21
siretarthey \sh10:21
\shmoins10:22
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ajmitchhey pygi10:26
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pygihey ajmitch10:26
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Toadstoolhi motus10:35
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xerxasHi11:25
xerxasI cannot connect to a wpa secured access point with network-manager but can with wpa_supplicant11:26
xerxaswhat should I do ?11:26
xerxasreport a bug ?11:26
\shxerxas: network manager is using wpa_supplicant as far as I can see...which release are you using?11:28
xerxasdapper11:30
pygithat would probably be 0.6.211:30
xerxas\sh: I'm at work right now , I don't have my ubuntu here11:30
xerxasI need to trace the problem11:31
pygixerxas, you must have wpa_supplicating to connect to wpa secured access point with network manager :P11:31
xerxasbut I wanted to know if this is usefull11:31
xerxaspygi: Yes I know11:31
xerxasI think it's a problem with wpa_supplicant integration within network-manager:11:31
xerxasI have an ipw210011:31
xerxaswpa_supplicant doesn't want to associate with the access point with -Dipw11:32
pygiipw2100 works perfectly for most people11:32
pygixerxas, anyway, this is not the right channel11:32
xerxasI need to use -Dwext11:32
pygigo to #ubuntu, and if they cant help you fix it, file a bug11:32
xerxasI think network-manager wants to use -Diwp11:32
xerxasipw11:33
xerxaspygi: I managed to fix it (not in network-manager but manually )11:33
xerxaspygi: I think I can fix it with network-manager scripts11:33
xerxasbut I didn't investigated yet11:33
xerxaspygi: should I report that as a bug ?11:33
pygixerxas, do as you want...if it's not a bug, we'll drop it :P11:34
xerxas(need to gather more information before , and will try to fix it )11:34
xerxaspygi: seems to be a bug11:34
xerxasor a configuration problem11:34
xerxasthe thing is , breezy have older drivers, ipw2100 switched to wireless extension with newer kernel11:34
xerxasnetwork-manager needs to follow the switch11:34
xerxaswhen will edgy developpement start ?11:45
xerxasI don't think I will report this bug as a dapper one11:46
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kelmogday ;-)11:48
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pianoboy3333I seem to be having interesting problems with dpkg, can someone look at this: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=111438612:34
ajmitchfile a bug on dpkg against it12:37
ajmitchhm12:37
ajmitchlooks like there is one12:38
ajmitchbug 4653012:38
UbugtuMalone bug 46530 in blt "process_queue: Assertion `dependtry <= 4' failed." [Medium,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4653012:38
pianoboy3333oh12:39
pianoboy3333good12:39
pianoboy3333ajmitch: it also says if you read that code thing there, that I have one package that is not fully installed or removed, how can I find that one?12:43
ajmitchdpkg --configure -a12:43
ajmitchstill gives you that error, I see12:43
pianoboy3333yes12:43
ajmitchgreat..12:44
pianoboy3333:)12:44
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pianoboy3333:)12:46
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zulhey01:35
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phanaticafternoon03:08
Hobbseehey phanatic03:08
phanaticheya Hobbsee :)03:08
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havochmm, morning here03:28
havocand I still don't have ubuntu installed :|03:28
Hobbseealmost midnight here03:28
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havoc(still backing stuff up)03:28
havocwas closer to 80GB than 58GB, and I ran out of room :(03:29
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KyralMorning MOTU03:35
phanatichi Kyral03:37
phanaticKyral: no freebsd now? :)03:37
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phanatichey dholbach03:37
Kyralphanatic: the machine is still running but I'm not logged in03:39
phanaticKyral: oh, i see...03:39
KyralFreeBSD == spare lab machine03:39
Kyralas is the Hurd machine I have going :D03:39
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bddebianHeya gang03:44
Gloubiboulgahey bddebian03:45
bddebianHi Gloubiboulga03:45
phanaticheya bddebian, Gloubiboulga :)03:45
Gloubiboulgahi phanatic03:45
bddebianHeya phanatic03:46
Toadstoolhi bddebian03:46
bddebianHi Toadstool03:46
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Toadstoolping a revu admin... siretart or ajmitch maybe?03:57
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cbx33ping ajmitch04:09
cbx33ping Mithrandir04:11
havocyay, can finally start the install04:11
Hobbseecbx33: he's probably asleep by now04:11
cbx33ah ok04:11
cbx33thanks Hobbsee04:11
Hobbseeit's gone 2am there now04:11
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phanatichey raphink04:17
raphinkhey phanatic04:18
raphinkI wanted to talk to you lately04:18
raphinksome infos you might be interested in04:18
phanaticraphink: great, just pm me :)04:18
pygiraphink, the conference stuff? :P04:18
raphinkyes04:19
raphinkthere's a low cost company from Nice to Budapest04:19
pygiraphink, ah04:19
raphinkmight be interesting04:19
pygihow much $?04:20
pygiand how much was it before?04:20
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phanaticpygi: gone to pm, i'll tell you the details ;)04:22
pygiphanatic, #conf-hu is nice :)04:22
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havocyay, ubuntu installed, now to move back all my data :|04:42
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jabraI needs docs on building a ubuntu mirror04:46
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imbrandonjabra: one sec04:59
imbrandonjabra: a full mirror or just a personal mirror for your arch ?04:59
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imbrandonlol05:05
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Toadstoolping raphink05:08
raphinkpong Toadstool05:08
Toadstoolraphink: hi, you're a revu admin, aren't you?05:08
raphinksure05:09
Toadstoolif you have time could you change the email adress I use to log in REVU?05:09
raphinkno I can't do that05:09
raphinkthe account is linked to the email05:09
Toadstool:(05:09
raphinkI would have to recreate a new account05:10
raphinkwhich is not easy, since accounts are created automatically using the address you first use to upload05:10
raphinkwhy do you need to change this?05:10
Toadstool'cause I want to use my @ubuntu.com now05:10
raphinkyou can use it to sign your packages05:10
raphinkif you add it to your key05:11
Toadstoolalready did that05:11
raphinkyou don't need to change your REVU account05:11
raphinkthen just sign your packages with it now, and upload05:11
raphinkthat'll do05:11
Toadstoolah yes, sorry I tried to login before my upload to test05:11
Toadstoolnow it works05:11
raphink;)05:12
Toadstoolthanks anyway :)05:12
raphinkgood05:12
raphinknp05:13
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Toadstoolheh lintian on revu doesn't like edgy in the changelog and 3.7.2 standars version :)05:14
Toadstoolstandards even05:14
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\shToadstool: nobody upgraded to edgy now...and I think we need to wait after the weekend...05:20
Toadstoolgreat breakage ongoing? :)05:20
\shwhat do you expect05:20
\shbut we have soccer world chanmpionships as well05:21
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ograhow's that related ?05:21
\shso everybody in germany is sitting in front of the computer, except ogra and me05:21
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tritium\sh: you mean TV?  ;)05:21
\shs/computer/tv/05:21
\shyes05:21
hubhey \sh05:21
HobbseePitchforktv?  what's that?05:21
Toadstool\sh: i'm sitting in front of my computer but we have the tv on the lan ;)05:22
\shtrying to fix my 8tb radi6 array05:22
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bddebianHeya tritium05:38
tritiumhey bddebian05:38
jabraimbrandon: actually wondering I I can use debian testing as a apt-proxy for dapper05:40
\shogra: will you watch the soccer match in 20 minutes?05:40
LaserJockhi tritium and bddebian05:40
tritiumhi LaserJock05:40
ogra\sh, i didnt even know there is one in 20 mins ...05:40
ograand no, i'll watch anything but soccer05:40
LaserJockjabra: testing? are we that out of date?05:40
\shogra: today is the beginning of the soccer worldcup...and we are waiting for the masses to go home to a free highway05:41
jabrathe server is debian testing05:41
jabraand I wanta setup a server with dapper and use debian as the proxy05:41
Hobbseesmart idea.  *mutters at traffic again*05:41
jabrawondering if that can work05:41
LaserJockoh05:41
jabraLaserJock: side note, working on packaging nmap::parser for debian. If I get it accepted we can get it into ubuntu or will it need to be repackaged?05:42
jabrawww.ccs.neu.edu/home/jabra/debian05:42
LaserJockif it goes into unstable then it will be synced into Edgy05:42
LaserJockif it is there before we stop the automatic syncing05:43
jabrak and if I want it in dapper I will need to repackage it05:43
ograif you want it in dapper it frost needs to enter edgy05:43
ogra*first05:43
LaserJockwell, it can't go into dapper proper, I don't think05:43
imbrandonno new packages will get into dapper propper05:43
jabrauniverse ?05:44
LaserJockogra: can we backport NEW packages?05:44
ograthen you can ask for a backport if it can be backported without big changes to the source05:44
jabrak05:44
jabrawhen it gets accepted I will bring it up again05:44
LaserJockor is nmap::parser not NEW new?05:44
ograLaserJock, i think so, if they dont have weird dependencys and build out of the box05:44
LaserJockhmm05:44
LaserJockI still think we need a backports policy spelled out on a wiki page or something05:45
jabrafeel free to take a look at what I have done already05:45
imbrandonjabra: and if your on debian testing and want to setup an apt mirror for dapper the *easiest* way is to use apt-mirror.sf.net but thats not the official way05:45
tsengit was spelled out in a meeting05:45
imbrandonLaserJock: agreed05:45
LaserJocktseng: kinda05:45
jabraimbrandon: ok05:45
imbrandontseng: kinda but not totaly and not everyone go's to the meeting , leaste not every meeting05:46
LaserJockit still wasn't terribly clear to me (maybe it was just me) as indicated by my NEW question05:46
tsengthats why meetings are logged05:46
tsengand posted to an ml05:46
LaserJockit sounded like siretart was going to write up a backports howto on the wiki so that should make it better for sure05:46
imbrandontrue tseng but still , if i was looking for that information i wouldent know what meeting and such05:47
tsengif you were a backporter at the time05:47
tsengyou would have known05:47
jabrasorry for the confusion i'm talking about apt-proxy05:47
tsengand would have hopefulyl passed that info on05:47
imbrandon;)05:47
tsengapperantly not the case05:47
Hobbseenight all05:48
jabraimbrandon: ^05:48
tsengbye Hobbsee05:48
LaserJockcya Hobbsee05:48
tsengi hope writing a "howto" on backporting doesnt attract the same kind of "help" as last time05:48
imbrandongnight hobbie05:48
LaserJocktseng: last time?05:48
Hobbseetrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr05:49
Hobbseeoops05:49
tsengLaserJock: rules need to be followed05:49
Hobbseekeyboards dont actually make too bad a pillow...05:49
imbrandonlol05:49
Hobbseehmmm...interesting05:49
LaserJocktseng: yeah, hence siretart writing down the rules is a good thing, no?05:49
bddebianHeya LaserJock05:50
imbrandontseng: last time? and i dont think that would be a problem as long as not just anyone is given -backports upload access as it is now and the "rules" spelled out on the wiki05:50
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tsengLaserJock: only if people dont ignore them05:50
bddebianOh and imbrandon and tseng05:50
LaserJocktseng: better than nothing, I would think05:50
imbrandonheya bddebian05:50
imbrandonyea rules are kinda hard to follow if they are hard to get at and read05:51
siretartLaserJock: aaargl. thanks for the reminder. will do that now05:51
imbrandontseng: i see your point but i dont think the wiki is a bad idea05:51
tsengpeople happily "backport" things into their personal web space and attract a large number of users very quickly05:51
tsengcurrently05:51
tsengmost people who learn packaging go through MOTU channels here05:51
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tsengand learn things right05:51
tsenga backport quickstart lets people get up to speed quickly05:52
tsengw/o understanding hows, whys and why not05:52
LaserJocktseng: no, not a HOWTO in the packaging sense, a HOWTO as in what are the rules and what is backportable and who is able to upload05:53
tsengI see.05:53
imbrandonLaserJock: +105:53
imbrandonyea05:53
tsengok.05:53
imbrandonmore a "rules" thing not ness a howto package05:53
imbrandonthere are tons of doc's on packaging already etc05:54
imbrandonthe correct way05:54
tsengsorry to make a fuss, alot of people have done alot of f$%#^ up things05:54
tsengand i dont want anything to encourage it05:54
imbrandontseng: true ;)05:54
LaserJockhehe, nooo ;-)05:54
LaserJockI'm actually thinking about cleaning up most of all the packaging related wiki pages and having us refer to the Packaging Guide instead05:55
tsengthat would be nice05:55
imbrandonLaserJock: good idea05:55
tsengyou know what would be really nice?05:55
tsenga properly formatted, tested LiveCDCustomizationHowto05:55
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LaserJockyes, oh please yes05:55
imbrandonYES !!!!!!!!!!05:55
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imbrandonlol05:55
bmontyLaserJock: we'll probably need to add bzr info as well05:55
tsenghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDCustomizationHowTo05:56
tsengthis doc hasnt weathered that well05:56
imbrandontseng: i've been trying to figure that out myself , not as simple as a knoppix remaster, but it should be IMO05:56
tsengand you are starting to have multiple versions05:56
tsengi remastered breezy05:56
tsengnot yet for dapper05:56
LaserJockbmonty: in the packaging guide?05:56
bmontyLaserJock: yes, since we can now store package source in bzr archives05:57
imbrandonLaserJock: seeing as *buntu projects use bzr alot i would say so05:57
LaserJockbmonty: yeah, i'll add that to the list05:57
tsenghttp://www.atworkonline.it/~bibe/ubuntu/custom-livecd.htm05:57
tsengthis is actually pretty good05:57
tsengbesides being ugly05:58
LaserJockguys, btw. If you want to see something in the Edgy version of the Packaging Guide just put it on wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuPackagingGuide, please, pretty please :-)05:58
imbrandoncould probbly be adapted and put into the currect wiki page couldent it ?05:58
tsengi always feel bad about wiping out an existing wiki page with dozens of contributions05:59
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tsengand tacking onto it is worse05:59
tsengcan you guys throw it in yelp?05:59
tsengor docs.ubuntu.com05:59
imbrandonyelp ?05:59
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tsengi spelled that all wrong06:00
ograi'm not sure yelp is really an option for policy docs06:00
tsenggreat i woke ogra06:00
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bddebianUh oh :-)06:00
ograheh06:00
imbrandonhehe06:00
ograasnt there a post to -devel some time ago advertising a CD build tool ?06:01
ogra+w06:01
imbrandonorga yea06:01
LaserJocktseng: wait, what do you want? I'm on the doc team too06:01
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LaserJocklol06:02
LaserJockor and EC meeting, I think we might have almost a quorum06:02
LaserJock;-)06:02
imbrandonheh06:02
tsengLaserJock: http://www.atworkonline.it/~bibe/ubuntu/custom-livecd.htm06:03
tsengLaserJock: that doc, officialized06:03
tsengdoesnt matter to me06:03
tsengi can read it there06:03
imbrandon^^ and maybe that tool added also that was discussed in -devel06:03
LaserJockhmm06:04
imbrandonthe current page is dated ( on the wiki )06:04
LaserJockwell, once the wiki move is over we can sort of lock up some of the good wiki pages06:04
imbrandonbut would be a shame to wipe it06:04
YagisanG'day all. any non-nvidia users here ?06:04
bddebianHeya Yagisan06:04
imbrandon'ello Yagisan06:05
LaserJocktseng:  that would be one page that I'd like to see updated, cleaned up, and frozen for general editing06:05
imbrandonok i got to get back to work, bbaib06:06
YagisanAny non-nvidia users (or nvidia older then geforce4), could you dcc or email me the output from 'glxinfo -l > opengl_info.txt'06:06
tsengwhat wiki move?06:07
tsengYagisan: woo ssp06:07
Yagisanhow are things going bddebian and imbrandon06:07
tsengimbrandontoo06:07
bddebianYagisan: OK I guess, thanks.  Yourself?06:07
Yagisantseng:  where ?06:08
tsengYagisan: will be in edgy06:08
tsengfor a few things06:08
LaserJocktseng: all of the documentation wiki pages ( CategoryDocumentation) are being moved to help.ubuntu.com06:08
tsengLaserJock: cool.06:08
Yagisanbddebian: ok. see my saga re my daughter and the lift doors in #edubuntu ?06:08
LaserJockso that wiki.ubuntu.com will just be for specs and other development06:08
tsengcan anyone edit help?06:09
tsengor they have to proove sanity06:09
Yagisantseng: only some apps ?06:09
LaserJockideally, all documentation will be on help.ubuntu.com (shipped docs and wiki, etc.)06:09
tsengYagisan: yes?06:09
tsengYagisan: in paralel there will be an i386-ssp06:09
imbrandonYagisan: http://www.buntudot.org/people/~imbrandon/misc/opengl_info.txt06:09
SpecLaserJock: when's that happening?06:09
tsengYagisan: where the whole archive is tested06:09
SpecLaserJock: everyone's links to wiki.ubuntu.com will break... :-/06:09
tsengfor buildability06:09
LaserJocktseng: everyone will be able to rw except for a few critical docs that only the wiki team will have rw. only the wiki team will be able to delete06:10
LaserJockSpec: no, links will be preserved06:10
Yagisantseng: hmm. I'd rather all by default myself - but considering even I broke a few apps that understandable. amd64 ?06:10
imbrandonYagisan: is that what you wanted ?06:11
Specoh, okay06:11
tsengYagisan: that isnt sane imo06:11
tsengYagisan: talk to pitti if you feel strongly otherwise06:11
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Yagisanimbrandon: thank you06:11
imbrandonnp06:11
LaserJockSpec: for now there will be redirects at wiki.u.c so that google searches, etc. are intact06:12
Yagisantseng: not sane ? overhead was minimal on many apps that I did test with. BTW, did I miss the announcement ?06:13
tsengwhat announcement06:13
Yagisantseng: about ssp06:13
imbrandonannouncement ?06:13
tsengit is a spec06:13
tsenghttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/gcc-ssp06:13
tsenga plan for possible development in edgy..06:13
tsengplease ignore the roadmap its been made useless06:14
tsengby certain people06:14
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imbrandonthats where gcc take advantage of nx on amd64 ?06:15
tsengno06:15
imbrandonahh umm ok06:15
tsengnx has nothing to do with ssp06:15
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Yagisanimbrandon: it tries to prevent buffer overflows in certain types of code06:16
tsengPT_GNU_STACK emmitted by gcc controlls NX06:16
tsengand is in the default gcc06:16
tsengubuntu binaries are already marked06:16
tsengbut no one is auditing the results for correctness06:16
LaserJockhmm, backporting would also be a good topic for the Ubuntu Developer's Reference, no?06:17
imbrandonahh good wasent sure about that, i just got my amd64 a few days ago and JUST now getting it all setup for dev let alone taking advantage of any of it06:17
imbrandonLaserJock: at leaste a pointer to the backporting doc's yes06:17
imbrandonlike in an appendex ofr something06:18
LaserJockimbrandon: well, I prefer to make the wiki docs obsolete ;-)06:18
imbrandonwell what i mean is maybe make the backporting section a appendex not part of the main doc but avaible06:19
LaserJockah, yeah. that could be06:19
LaserJockthe debian version has some similar material, regarding different components, etc.06:20
imbrandonright06:20
imbrandoni come from an rpm world to ubuntu but i've looked at the debian maint guide , packaging etc etc etc as kinda an insite into "the ubuntu way"06:21
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imbrandoninfact i still have an old suse box here i keep arround just to package rpm's when the rare case arrives, guess i could setup a suse chroot later and rid that box of suse ;)06:22
imbrandontseng: how hard would it be to setup a local debian/ubuntu build server to enable ssp by default ?06:23
tsengimbrandon: Yagisan has done something similar06:24
tsengbut the plan is to do it on the main builders06:24
imbrandonright right , i was just thinking out loud ;)06:24
tsengyou want sbuild06:24
tseng+ sauce06:24
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YagisanI've temporally stopped my ssp setup, simply because debians current gcc-4.1 FTBFS in pbuilder, yet the debian autobuilders build it06:25
imbrandonhrm next question the box i would use to make the local build server would be an i386 ( amd1800+ ) could i have it build amd64 debs automaticly , as the test box would be a amd6406:26
imbrandonYagisan: ouch06:26
imbrandondchroot -c edgy -d06:27
imbrandongrr whoops06:27
bddebianheh06:27
tsengdchroot++06:28
LaserJockcan you make non-debian based chroots?06:28
tsengit will be a few weeks before edgy is really in full gear06:28
tsengLaserJock: of course06:28
imbrandontseng: yea06:28
imbrandonLaserJock: yea06:29
tsengLaserJock: but not with debootstrap obviously06:29
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tsengin gentoo you untar the base and build up, rpm has a debootstrap kind of thing06:29
imbrandontseng: yeea edgy isnt ready but i got my chroot al setup and waiting for goodness ;)06:29
tsengi have one too06:29
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imbrandoni have a clean dapper chroot and a edgy one, thinking of doing a suse one later today so i can wipe that old suse box and just use chroot to build rpm's06:30
imbrandonand use the hardware to build a local build server06:30
tsenghaha suse06:30
imbrandonheh06:31
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tseng< 306:31
imbrandondapper clean and edgy06:31
tsengwhile we are counting06:31
LaserJockdo you think it would be possible to make an Ubuntu chroot in OSX?06:31
imbrandoni dont like building on my main dapper becouse i have kde3.5.3 etc , its not a clean dapper06:31
tsengLaserJock: probably06:32
imbrandonLaserJock: possible but i think *bsd its called a jail or something06:32
tsengif fink has enough to run debootstrap06:32
LaserJockhmm06:32
LaserJockthat would totally rock my world06:33
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imbrandonyou could probbly do it without debootstrap too but it would not be easy06:33
LaserJockwell, they don't have a debootstrap06:34
thierrynhow do I get access to my username@ubuntu.com e-mail adress?06:34
imbrandonLaserJock: as OSX is more BSDish i would look at bsdchroots but honestly i have no idea, i've booted into osx like a whole 3 times ;)06:34
LaserJockaccess? it is forwarded to the LP preferred address06:34
imbrandonthierryn: its a forward to your lp addy06:34
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LaserJockI know I can build a OSX chroot from within  OSX, but that's no good. I want Ubuntu dang it :-)06:35
thierrynha ok thanks!06:35
MithrandirLaserJock: no, you can't.  The OSX kernel can't run linux binaries.06:35
imbrandonLaserJock: look at the info for building a osx chroot and adapt it for *buntu it probbly isnt much diffrent06:36
imbrandonahhh ok Mithrandir06:36
LaserJockMithrandir: hmmm, :(06:36
imbrandonMithrandir: what does it run BSD compiled X or something ?06:36
imbrandon( for the xserever )06:37
Mithrandirimbrandon: more or less, yes.06:37
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imbrandonahh06:37
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Mithrandirimbrandon: it's compiled for darwin and uses the gui bindings in MOSX.06:37
imbrandonahhh , makes sense06:37
LaserJockI sooo wish the intel macs had come out a week later06:39
imbrandonso in a chroot the host os has to be able to run the chroot kernel ?06:39
Mithrandirimbrandon: it's just one kernel.06:39
imbrandonerr that made no sense nm06:39
imbrandonyea i thought about that after i said it06:39
imbrandonlol06:39
imbrandonsome reason i was thinking vm like xen etc06:40
LaserJockI've got parallel's virtualization going, but it isn't the same06:40
imbrandonLaserJock: running ppc mac ?06:41
LaserJockno, intel, hence all the problem06:41
siretarthow to forward/redirect in Moin?06:42
imbrandon;)06:42
LaserJockif it was a ppc, I'd just slap on Ubuntu np06:42
imbrandonbootcamp ubuntu06:42
tsengdoes og maciel irc06:42
LaserJocksiretart: #REDIRECT NewPage06:43
LaserJocktseng: I thought so, but I can't remember the nick06:44
LaserJockimbrandon: I think you can only bootcamp Windows XP06:44
LaserJockor just Windows06:44
imbrandonLaserJock: i've seen ppl on the net use it for linux. but i could be wrong as i dont ahve a mac to test it ;)06:45
imbrandonbootcamp suposidly just emulates an old bios windows and chainloads it06:45
LaserJockhmm, I thought it was specific to Windows (I wouldn't put it bast Apple)06:46
siretartplease proofread https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BackportsHowto06:48
LaserJockohhh, I found a "Gentoo in OSX chroot " HowTO06:48
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LaserJockack, can you downgrade libc6 on dapper to the breezy version without breaking everything?06:52
imbrandondoubtfull06:53
bddebianExtremely doubtfull :-)06:53
LaserJockok, I'm trying to help somebody that is trying to do just that06:54
imbrandonouch, why ?06:54
LaserJockI'm not sure06:55
LaserJockthey compiled something on breezy06:55
LaserJockbut it doesn't want to compile on dapper06:55
LaserJockso they are trying to install the breezy .deb06:55
imbrandonbreezy chroot to run it ;)06:55
LaserJockwith some --overwrite action :(06:55
imbrandonsounds like it will be a broken system06:55
imbrandonin the end ;)06:55
LaserJockoh my gosh, he tried to do like all of breezy's build-essential+deps06:57
imbrandonheh06:57
YagisanLaserJock: what app ?06:57
imbrandonlooks like he gets to backup /home and start over06:57
thierrynhow do I get acess to my ubuntu/member/your_nick hostname06:57
imbrandonthierryn: ping Seveas06:57
LaserJockNS206:58
Seveasthierryn, what's your LP id?06:58
thierrynthierryn06:58
LaserJocknetwork simulator 2 I guess06:58
Seveasthierryn, could you send me a reminder mail (dennis@ubuntu.com), have to go in a few minutes06:59
thierrynk I'll do that06:59
thierrynsent07:01
Yagisannight all07:03
bddebianGnight Yagisan07:03
imbrandongnight Yagisan07:03
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LaserJockanybody heard of network simulator 207:06
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zulis it a game? :)07:07
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LaserJockno, a network simulator ;-)07:07
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cbx33LaserJock, oooh I was looking for one of those a while back07:12
LaserJocksiretart: do we want the community at large requesting backports via archive-team?07:15
siretartLaserJock: no. community shall first ask ubuntu-backporters for investigating the issue07:15
siretartLaserJock: ubuntu-archive only if ubuntu-backporters have confirmed the package to be ready to be backported07:15
LaserJocksiretart: then maybe you should change the "Howto request a package to be backported" to be a little less generic ;-)07:16
LaserJockI think that could be hit a lot by searches07:16
LaserJockoh wait, I guess you do say to subscribe ubuntu-backporters. is that sufficent?07:18
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siretartLaserJock: yes, they should subscribe ubuntu-backporters, but not ubuntu-archive07:20
LaserJockhmm, maybe just put that explicitly under the howto request section07:20
LaserJockI think the archive team might not like getting random backporting requests07:21
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siretartright07:23
LaserJockah, and I see jdong has a sticky on the forums that says to use the backports LP07:23
siretartyes, I've mailed him yesterday about this07:26
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siretartLaserJock: please reread07:26
LaserJockhehe, much better ;-)07:27
LaserJockdo you want to put anything on how to contribute or join the backports team?07:28
siretartLaserJock: well, it involves doing some work, and contacting existing members of the backport team. I think thats rather obvious, no?07:28
LaserJockI suppose07:29
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  ajmitch helped me get the thing working, I've got a signed .dsc and .changes07:29
bluefoxicywtf do I do now.  :)07:30
bluefoxicyoh and I've hacked the /etc file in that wiki entry.07:30
LaserJockif it looks good07:30
LaserJockput it on REVU07:30
bluefoxicyhttp://bluefox.kicks-ass.org/stuff/bluefox/pax-utils/  It looks like that, but I don't know how to use the tools to put it on revu.07:31
bluefoxicywere there instructions?07:31
bluefoxicyit's dput something isn't it07:31
bluefoxicybrb making a shirly temple07:31
LaserJockbluefoxicy: wiki.ubuntu.com/REVU07:33
bluefoxicyah07:34
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LaserJockyes07:35
bluefoxicydone.07:35
bluefoxicywell07:36
bluefoxicythat was certainly educational.07:36
zulcd /etc/courier07:38
zuldamn it07:38
LaserJockbluefoxicy: hmm, did you use debuild -S -sa ? specifically the -sa part when building the source package07:39
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  noticing there's no .asc, just a signed .dsc?07:39
bluefoxicyI had to use debsign07:39
LaserJockweird07:40
LaserJockno, I don't see a .orig.tar.gz07:40
bluefoxicydpkg-buildpackage would build and sign the source package but not the binary07:40
LaserJockwell, we don't care about the binary07:40
bluefoxicyand debuild would build a binary and not sign anything07:40
bluefoxicyit asked me for a password and then said GPG cried07:40
bluefoxicyoh yeah I noticed that07:41
bluefoxicyit didn't upload the .orig07:41
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bluefoxicy-rw-r--r-- 1 bluefox bluefox 61280 2006-06-09 00:47 pax-utils_0.1.13.orig.tar.gz07:41
LaserJockmake sure you us -sa and then dput the _source.changes file07:41
bluefoxicy-rw-r--r-- 1 bluefox bluefox  1499 2006-06-09 01:53 pax-utils_0.1.13_i386.changes07:41
bluefoxicythat's what I dput07:41
LaserJockno07:41
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LaserJockdon't do that one07:41
bluefoxicyI don't have another .changes.07:41
bddebianDebuild .dsc files not .changes07:42
LaserJockand rm the .upload or use dput -f to override your previous upload07:42
bddebianoh, nm07:42
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LaserJockto late, it's in the logs bddebian07:42
bddebiandoh07:42
bluefoxicygpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use07:43
bluefoxicydebsign: gpg error occurred!  Aborting....07:43
bluefoxicydebuild: fatal error at line 791:07:43
bluefoxicyrunning debsign failed07:43
bluefoxicydebuild does this.07:43
LaserJockdebuild -S -sa does?07:43
bluefoxicydebuild -S -sa yes.07:43
LaserJockok, try using -k<keyid>07:43
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bluefoxicystill failed.07:44
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bluefoxicyLaserJock:  it's finding the right key, debuild just can't make gpg work.07:44
LaserJockthen, that's a problem :-)07:45
bluefoxicydpkg-buildpackage can do it, so can debsign07:45
zulyour gpg key has to match the debian/changelog07:45
bluefoxicydebuild has gpg cry that it can't find an agent07:45
bluefoxicyzul:  it does.07:45
zuli ran into the same problem before07:45
LaserJockzul not with -k07:45
bluefoxicyYou need a passphrase to unlock the secret key for07:45
bluefoxicyuser: "John Moser (New key generated Feb 24) <john.r.moser@gmail.com>"07:45
bluefoxicy4096-bit RSA key, ID 07093105, created 2006-02-2407:45
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  is there another way to do it?07:46
LaserJockok, so if you do dpkg-buildpackage -S -sa -rfakeroot it works? or no07:47
bluefoxicythat works.07:48
LaserJockfine, use that then07:48
LaserJockI'm not sure why debuild would have a problem07:48
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bluefoxicyUploading via ftp pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc: Error '553 Could not create file.' during ftp transfer of pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc07:49
LaserJockack, we've been getting those a lot lately07:50
bluefoxicywill hammering it over and over until it behaves work or will that just create unnecessary log bloat on the server07:50
siretartbluefoxicy: try options '-uc -us'07:51
JohnnyMasthow do you get the line number with vi ?07:51
bluefoxicy:07:51
bluefoxicyhmm.  I don't know.  XD07:52
jabraso anyone know if apt-proxy on debian testing can work as a apt-policy for dapper07:52
bluefoxicysiretart:  I can't upload to revu with -uc -us07:52
jabrawondering if the source.list on the debian testing machine would need to have entries for debian and ubuntu to pull the packages07:53
bddebianNo because it would be unsinged07:53
siretartbluefoxicy: use 'debsign *.changes' to sign your upload07:56
bluefoxicyit's already signed.07:56
bluefoxicyit just won't upload.07:56
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  what do I do?07:57
LaserJockdude, use debsign on *.changes like siretart said and re dput07:57
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:/tmp/x/pax-utils$ cat pax-utils_0.1.13_source.changes |grep SIGNATURE07:59
bluefoxicy-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----07:59
bluefoxicy-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----07:59
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  it's ALREADY signed.07:59
bluefoxicydo I have to sign it again?07:59
LaserJockni07:59
LaserJockno07:59
jabrawondering if the source.list on the debian testing machine would need to have entries for debian and ubuntu to pull the packages08:00
bluefoxicydput says my signature is good too btw.08:00
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bluefoxicyLaserJock:  I think I may have to dcut the stuff off the server.  >/08:09
LaserJockhmm, I don't know if you can do that08:10
bluefoxicyNeither do I.08:10
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LaserJocksiretart: do you know what to do? I've seen this 3 times so far08:10
bluefoxicyUploading via ftp pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc: Error '553 Could not create file.' during ftp transfer of pax-utils_0.1.13.dsc08:11
bluefoxicyNote: This problem might be caused by files already existent on the server.08:11
bluefoxicy      For the official Debian upload queues, the dcut(1) utility can be used08:11
bluefoxicy      to remove stale files from unsuccessful uploads.08:11
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bluefoxicysiretart:  I just adjusted it to use libcap too, should I add a -1 and add a section to the changelog and reupload that?08:22
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bluefoxicyor does it not matter at this stage08:22
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bluefoxicyYAY!08:28
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LaserJock\o/ I see it in incoming08:29
LaserJockbluefoxicy: it's on review, now you just have to clean it up :-)08:30
tkteoHi Laserjock, this is tkteo from TeX Live and debian-tetex-maint lists08:31
LaserJocktkteo!!!08:31
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  it's got proper depends and proper build deps.. I think.. cdbs depends on debhelper, which depends on build-essentials, right?08:31
bluefoxicyand of course it has libcap-dev08:31
LaserJocksomething like that08:31
LaserJockbut you versioning is wrong08:32
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bluefoxicywhy didn't you tell me that before08:32
LaserJockbluefoxicy: well, i'm sure there are other issues08:33
LaserJockbut first you have to get a package up where people can see it08:33
bluefoxicywhat's wrong with my versioning at any rate?08:33
LaserJockbluefoxicy: I'll give you three guesses :-)08:33
bluefoxicyI don't have a -108:34
LaserJockan 0ubuntu1 for a package that isn't in Debian yet08:34
bluefoxicypax-utils (0.1.13-0ubuntu1) stable; urgency=low08:34
LaserJocknot stable08:35
LaserJockstable is a Debian repo08:35
bluefoxicythen?08:35
bluefoxicyoh08:35
bluefoxicyuniverse.08:35
LaserJockyou probably want edgy or dapper08:35
bddebianNo, dapper or edgy :-)08:35
zulmost likely edgy08:35
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  no chance of getting it in dapper universe ;)  so edgy08:35
LaserJockedgy's kinda weird since it really hasn't opened yet, but that is what it is heading for08:35
LaserJocktkteo: did you see my pm?08:36
tkteoyes, I just noticed it, not used to the multiple windows on irc cos I have not irced in years08:36
LaserJockhehe08:36
tsengbluefoxicy: why would you randomly start uploading things08:36
tsengyou need to be in the keyring08:37
tsengie, approved uploader08:37
LaserJocktkteo: is you nick registered on freenode?08:37
bluefoxicynice to see you too, tseng.08:37
LaserJocktseng: I thought he was?08:37
tsengthe pleasure is all mine08:37
tsengLaserJock: oh no.08:37
bluefoxicytseng:  what are you up to these days btw?08:37
tsengI work at a major financial company in the networking group08:38
tkteoI doubt my nick is registered; I never even heard of registering a nick08:38
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tseng[notice(NickServ:NickServ@services.)]  The nickname [tkteo]  is not registered08:38
tsengthere you have it08:38
LaserJocktkteo: ok, join #ubuntu-science then so we don't add to the noise ;-)08:39
bluefoxicytseng:  I mean in ubuntu.08:39
tsengbeagle, muine, whatever08:39
bluefoxicyah08:39
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NthDegreeis edgy ready for testing?08:40
zula bit eager arent we?08:40
tkteolaserjock: I have now joined #ubuntu-science08:40
bddebianw00t08:41
bddebian:-)08:41
NthDegreewell IMO kubuntu is still a little messed up on dapper08:41
bluefoxicytseng:  besides Yagisan and pitti, is there anyone else I should ask to try and build a niche team similar to -hardened in Ubuntu? (yes I'm aware you're not so hot on the idea)08:42
tsengpitti (or me) arent very interested in niche08:43
tsengyou can carefully add features to the main distro08:43
tsengin our estimation08:43
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zulNthDegree: developers are still working on the toolchain and it isnt even usuable yet08:43
NthDegreeoh ok :)08:44
NthDegreeis kde 3.5.3 ready for kubuntu?08:44
zulyou might want to try #kubuntu-devel08:45
NthDegree:| didn't know they had one08:45
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bluefoxicytseng:  gentoo has a team that basically polices textrels, W|X mappings, trampolines, etc along with all the other stuff... I really want something like that over here.  But I still don't even know half the stuff you guys were doing, much less understand it all.08:45
tseng"you guys" = hardened gentoo?08:46
bluefoxicytseng:  adding things like SSP and PIE and friends are fine, but what do you do when they break things?  Back them off?08:46
bluefoxicytseng:  yes.08:46
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imbrandon...08:46
=== NthDegree wishes ubuntu had PaX, PIE, SELinux & other protections
tsengyes of course you back them off08:46
tsengsame as filter-flags08:47
bluefoxicytseng:  you have to, at first.  But then what?08:47
tsengmost of the stuff with problems, historically, has been hard to get fixed upstream08:47
tsengthey don't understand the issues, or care08:47
tsengif you can get them at all08:47
bluefoxicyyou know I don't want to admit it but you're right.08:47
tsengI know you don't08:48
tsengbut you guys didnt spend a few years doing it08:48
bluefoxicyI know what you guys did.  You worked your assess off for no profit.08:48
tritiumNthDegree: SELinux would be nice, yes, especially for .gov adoption08:48
tsengyeah, it pretty much went nowhere08:48
tsengpappy is completely out of his mind these days08:49
bluefoxicypappy was always insane XD08:49
tsengnot like this08:49
NthDegreewell SELinux is like one of the few things pulling me away from *ubuntu08:49
bluefoxicytseng I haven't seen pappy but I can extrapolate, I watched him get worse and worse as time went on :P08:49
tsengNthDegree: we will have to userland mostly in edgy08:49
tsengNthDegree: if someone steps up to seriously work on policy08:49
tsengNthDegree: are you that someone?08:49
NthDegreetseng, well I used to do crazy things with windows policies08:50
tsengall of this stuff takes a massive ammount of work08:50
tsengand it is still too hard at the end of the day for most people to use08:50
tritiumwasn't trulux working on that?08:50
NthDegreetseng but it's like saying if I hardened down say for example slackware no-one will benefit but me08:50
tsengtritium: I will let blue comment on that08:50
NthDegreebut if i did SELinux for ubuntu then everyone would benefit :)08:51
bluefoxicytrulux decided that ubuntu is playing with its dick when security time comes around instead of getting any work done08:51
bluefoxicyand ran to Fedora.08:51
tritiumtseng: ok.  I do seem to remember some "issues" with that08:51
tsengtrulux is a fanatic imo08:51
tritiumbluefoxicy: oh, I see08:51
tsengand antisocial08:51
tritiumsorry, I was not aware08:51
bluefoxicyHe doesn't understand that you need to actually put someone in who wants to reach a goal before the distro in general cares.08:51
NthDegreebluefoxicy: I ditched the original ubuntu for that exact reason08:51
NthDegreeI used to have ubuntu and kubuntu mulitbooted08:52
NthDegreebut since i've done CentOS (GNOME) , kubuntu (KDE) and slackware (XFCE)08:52
bluefoxicytseng: Personally I feel if we could get collaboration between a hardened team in Ubuntu and hardened-gentoo it would benefit both sides.  There would be a lot of shared effort, and there would be negotiating power from two major distros when it comes to upstream.08:53
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tsenghardened gentoo is a niche market of a distro most upstreams don't care about08:53
tsengunfortunate fact08:53
NthDegreethat'll be about as difficult as convincing RHEL users that .deb is better :p08:53
bluefoxicytseng:  I do not know how to handle this, however.  It's difficult, I don't understand the politics from all sides, and it's hard to play inside the politics.  Solar goes nuts if you mention selinux, but nobody in ubuntu is going to deploy grsecurity.08:54
tsengselinux is maintained by the kernel team08:54
tsengand redhat, and nsa, etc08:54
tsenggrsecurity is maintained by a fanatic nutcase08:54
tsengyou take a stab at what is maintainable08:54
tsengin ubuntu08:54
NthDegreehttp://fedora.redhat.com/About/ < we need the security they have08:55
bluefoxicytseng:  nods.  Last I could tell, hardened and main gentoo were at odds with eachother.  I don't think hardened cares much about the rest of the distro though, since they can fix the problems themselves.08:55
tsengNthDegree: what fedora has is better than nothing I agree08:55
bluefoxicytseng:  In Ubuntu, selinux {execmod,execmem,execstack,execheap} will cover pax mprotect() and be disablable or adjustable per-policy.08:55
bluefoxicytseng:  tell solar that and he'll stop talking to you for 6 hours.08:55
tsengif i tell solar he will politely disagree08:56
tsenghe likes me a bit more :)08:56
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bluefoxicytseng:  the way I see it I don't care.  Find a broken application, fix it for an selinux policy like that, and it'll work on PaX.08:56
tsengcontrolling pax via selinux assumes that users will use both08:57
bluefoxicytseng:  no, not controlling pax via selinux.08:57
tsengwhich isnt that bad since people can use chpax08:57
bluefoxicy<bluefoxicy> tseng:  In Ubuntu, selinux {execmod,execmem,execstack,execheap} will cover pax mprotect() and be disablable or adjustable per-policy.08:57
bluefoxicymimicing PaX using selinux policy.08:57
tseng...08:57
tsengi thought you were talking about our integration08:57
tsengto controll execstack etc on binaries in selinux policy08:57
tsengwhatever.08:57
bluefoxicyno, I was talking about what RedHat uses08:58
NthDegreeredhat uses a hell of a lot08:58
bluefoxicyUbuntu isn't going to slap pax in08:58
NthDegreethey compile with IBMs stack-smash protection08:58
bluefoxicyI'm looking for the path of least resistance08:58
bluefoxicyNthDegree:  hardened gentoo has done that for ages :P08:58
tsengNthDegree: a few things are compiled with ssp08:58
tsenglast i looked08:58
tsengyour daemons08:58
tsengwhich we will do in edgy as well08:59
bluefoxicypitti found out that ssp breaks pgs.08:59
bluefoxicywhy has nobody fixed this yet08:59
tsengand hopefulyl have a basic selinux support08:59
tsengbluefoxicy: pgs?08:59
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tsengpostgres08:59
bluefoxicyI bet it's the same fuck-up in egenix that I found 2 years ago08:59
bluefoxicyyes.08:59
tsengdid he find that out yesterday?08:59
bluefoxicyI think yeah.08:59
NthDegreeI have a better suggestion than SELinux09:00
tsengcan we make a channel without trulux running in and saying omg you arent doing enough you are all dumbasses09:00
NthDegreebut it might need adaptation for KDE09:00
bluefoxicytseng:  sure.  Make sure it's registered, make sure you have ops, and +q him.09:00
tsenghaha09:00
bluefoxicyyou did it to me all the time09:00
NthDegreetseng now isn't that rude of him :p09:00
tsengyou said certain things back then09:00
tsengthat were very worthy of a +q09:01
bluefoxicyno I just talked too much09:01
bluefoxicyabout the sky being blue and such.09:01
bluefoxicyHOLY SHIT GUYS09:01
bluefoxicyA BUG JUST CRAWLED ACROSS MY SCREEN EWW09:01
NthDegreelol09:01
tsengyou were a complete nut :)09:01
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NthDegreeso am I09:01
NthDegreeWe could do with Novell AppArmor09:03
NthDegreeit's much easier to set policies for09:03
NthDegreebut it has a few KDE problems right now09:03
tsengi really think selinux with a solid policy is the way to go09:03
tsengbut i am not about to do the work on that front09:03
tsengim a non-expert on that front09:03
NthDegreetseng no-one will09:04
tsengthats positive :)09:04
NthDegreewe don't need it really with proper chmodding09:04
tsengthats misinformed :)09:04
tseng#ubuntu-hardened seems to be the place to be09:04
tsengrather than put all the motu to sleep09:04
NthDegreewell if we all sat down and figured out what files could be chmodded then wouldn't that do it09:05
NthDegree#ubuntu-hardened :|09:05
tsengno09:05
tsengit is much more complicated than DAC09:05
tsengif DAC was that good no one would have written LSM etc09:05
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lukaswayne9I'd like to upload a package to the REVU, but I am completely clueless about pgp, gnupg, what must I do to be added to the keyring?  I attatched my public key to an email and I was replied with: please rather upload your key to a public keyserver.  What does this mean and how can I do it?09:11
LaserJocklukaswayne9: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto09:15
lukaswayne9Perfect!  Thanks LaserJock09:15
LaserJocknp09:15
LaserJockhmm, maybe I need to start using the bot more09:16
bddebianheh09:16
LaserJockthere are a few things that keep coming up09:17
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bddebianLater folks09:28
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Knowledge_Guys, a quick question...09:38
Knowledge_I remember I did it when I was using 5.04, but how would I compile my kernel to include the i8k.o file? I remember a really easy way to do it thru some menu of some sort. But I can't find it anymore. (I'm going to try this on Dapper)09:38
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brandon_OK guys, i was talking to Riddell on another channel about this. i've got a new kplayer deb i've built here and i want to put it in the repos10:04
brandon_he said i should ax for an account10:04
lifelessax?10:05
brandon_that's slang for ASK10:05
pygiask probably :P10:05
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brandon_so what do i need to do?10:11
LaserJockwiki.ubuntu.com/REVU10:12
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ajmitchmorning10:16
=== ajmitch just listened to a lovely head crash
ajmitchdaily cron jobs are great for that10:18
LaserJockhead crash?10:18
ajmitchyes10:19
ajmitchhard drive death10:19
dholbachhave a nice weekend10:19
LaserJockoh, I was thinking of what I do on my headboard when I'm trying to read at night10:19
ajmitchheh10:20
ajmitchno, the hard drive seems to be totalled now10:20
LaserJockthat sucks10:20
ajmitcha little10:20
ajmitchcan't even pull any SMART info off it at the moment10:22
ajmitchit was showing no new errors not half an hour ago10:22
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bluefoxicyajmitch:  Shelf it for a few years.10:32
ajmitchhow helpful10:32
bluefoxicyajmitch:  the drive in my server is a post-death.  It suffered a fatal head crash 3 years ago.10:32
tsengput it in the freezer is more like it10:32
tsengit makes the ball bearings contract10:32
tsengand it spins more easily10:33
bluefoxicywouldn't even find the drive during bootup10:33
bluefoxicythe bios would be like "Primary Master..>" *CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK*10:33
bluefoxicytseng:  that works?  I thought that would warp the platters a little (they contract too) and cause general fuckery with the small, sensitive components.10:33
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bluefoxicyI just left mine on top my dresser for like 3 years, and it works now.  *magic*  :)10:34
tsengnot what i heard10:34
tsengmy friend does it10:34
ajmitchthis drive was on its way out awhile ago anyway10:35
ajmitchit was only holding old data that was backed up10:35
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ajmitcheverything else is on RAID10:36
bmontyajmitch: how does the SoC project?10:44
bmontys/does/goes10:44
ajmitchalright10:45
bmontywhat are you planning to start working with?10:47
ajmitchautomating & integrating client configuration :)10:47
ajmitchusing your python-krb5 lib will come a little later, I think10:48
ajmitchfirst I need to get the packaging side done10:48
ajmitchthen the tools10:48
bmontyajmitch: I'm using it now to prototype a couple of tools10:48
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ajmitchok, what tools?10:48
bmontyI've got a clone of klist written in python10:48
ajmitchnice10:48
ajmitchcould be useful10:49
bmontyI'm working on a clone of KfW in pygtk10:49
ajmitchthough I'd have to declare all this as 'not by me' for SoC ;)10:49
ajmitchwhich is fine10:49
bmontymostly I'm concerned that the way python-krb5 is currently written makes sense10:50
ajmitchthat it's done in a pythonish style?10:50
bmontyajmitch: yes10:54
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ajmitchhi \sh10:55
\shmoins10:56
ajmitchok, gone from just a head crash to a full system lockup10:56
ajmitchmy day is getting better by the minute10:56
\shI have to kick some xubuntu maintainer ;)10:56
pygi\sh: what happened? :P10:56
sivanghave a nice weekend, motus10:57
sivangsinging off for now10:57
pygibye sivang ;)10:57
sivanglaters pygi  :-)10:57
\shI installed today xubuntu-desktop, and it set it as default session in kdm10:57
pygiwhat's wrong with that? they are promoting themselves :)10:57
\shwhich was heavily wrong, because my default was kde10:57
hubwho should I contact for shipit10:58
hubit looks like a bad UI made me do something wrong10:58
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brandon_i've made a source tarball and i've got dput configured, but it didn't build a deb.src file, assuming that's what a deb source is11:01
bmontybrandon_: try "dpkg-buildpackage -S"11:01
bmontyand/or check the packaging guide11:02
\shjani monoses is janimo on irc right?11:02
Gloubiboulga\sh, yes11:02
\shoh well, I'll file a bug report :) that's all what I can do now11:03
brandon_bmonty: that built the tarball and a .dsc file11:04
bmontywow, don't ever try to seperate \sh from kde! :)11:04
bmontybrandon_: yes, that is what dpkg-buildpackage does :)11:05
brandon_bmonty: so that and the deb is all i need to upload right?11:05
hub\sh: well, I think it does that on purpose11:05
bmontybrandon_: have you read the packaging guide? where are you trying to upload to?11:06
hub\sh: when I installed ubuntu-desktop over my kubuntu-desktop it did it11:06
\shbmonty: no, it is definitly a bug...it shouldn't change the users first choice11:06
bmonty\sh: I agree11:07
\shhub: ubuntu-desktop is doing that as well?11:07
\shthen it's a global problem11:07
bmontyat least not without asking you first11:07
brandon_to revu. i have read and followed the wiki guide for it, but it's not totally clear11:07
\shhub: could you comment on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xubuntu-meta/+bug/49187 to clearify that ubuntu-desktop is doing the same?11:07
UbugtuMalone bug 49187 in xubuntu-meta "xubuntu-desktop configures xubuntu as default session in kdm, even if its wrong" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed] 11:07
bmontybrandon_: you only upload source packages to revu which would consist of the .dsc and tarball you just made11:08
brandon_bmonty: i don't upload the deb? what's the point of not uploading the very file i want to give people access to?11:08
\shbrandon_: revu is not a repository for downloading11:08
bmontybrandon_: the .deb is built from the source package11:08
hub\sh: but I think it is the intended behaviour11:08
\shhub: it shouldn't11:09
hub\sh: commented11:09
\shhub: thx11:09
bmontybrandon_: all of this is in the Ubuntu Packaging Guide BTW11:09
brandon_i don't know where that is, but what i'm currently reading says ask for help here11:10
hub\sh: np11:10
hubhttp://fasmz.org/~pterjan/blog/?date=20060609#p01 <- sort of a troll11:10
bmontybrandon_: if you have dapper installed, look at System->Help->System Documentation11:10
\shbrandon_: sure...here is the right place to ask :) and we tell you now, upload to revu only source packages with .dsc,diff.gz and orig.tar.gz files ;)11:11
bmontybrandon_: the packaging guide is available from there11:11
brandon_i'll read it and memorize every word11:12
bmontyI hope you have a good memory :)11:12
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bmontylater everyone11:18
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ajmitchcrimsun_: ping11:22
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Toadstoolg'night11:37
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brandon_when i run the dpkg-buildpackage -S -sa command, where should the source.changes file be created?11:51
hubbrandon_: in ..11:51
hubnext to the .deb11:52
hub.dsc I mean11:52
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brandon_it isn't being created11:52
crimsun_ajmitch: pong11:53
brandon_it looks like it's trying to sign the package with the original creator's key instead of mine11:54
hubbrandon_: I remember some sort of bug11:54
brandon_my key is set as the default though11:55
crimsun_brandon_: use -kblahblah11:57
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ajmitchcrimsun_: playing doom3 again, got those alsa errors12:01
ajmitchlooking at the console, it's not an uncommon error (according to google)12:01
crimsun_ajmitch: please pastebin?12:01
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ajmitchsame as on http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-80755.html12:02
brandon_crimson: thank you12:03

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