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ryanakcabrainsik: I don't know... hence the problem12:09
ryanakcabrainsik: that's what I'm trying to figure out... it used to work... now it doesn't12:10
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crimsunhmm?12:29
crimsunthat's what DESTDIR is for if I'm reading the question correctly12:29
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LaserJockit's odd12:29
LaserJockcrimsun: check out http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1745012:30
crimsun(in the middle of a merge)12:30
LaserJocksure, np12:30
LaserJock^^ is just the dpkg -c output12:30
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brainsikryanakca: check your /etc/apt/sources.list and check your /etc/hosts12:46
ryanakcasources.list is fine... /etc/hosts looks good too... I'll pastebin... maybe I'm blind :D12:46
ryanakcahttp://pastebin.ca/8184812:47
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crimsunLaserJock: what's the context of that URL?12:50
brainsikryanakca: i'll talk to you about this in #ubuntu since it's not really on topic here12:50
LaserJockcrimsun: that's the dpkg -c output from bluekuja's package12:54
LaserJockcrimsun: DESTDIR is ok12:54
crimsunLaserJock: right, but what's the issue? I don't even grok his question.12:54
LaserJockcrimsun: oh, sorry12:54
LaserJockI think /usr/share/GTorrentViewer/ should be usr/share/gtorrent-viewer/12:55
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crimsunthat's totally a job for dh_install12:55
LaserJockhow so?12:55
LaserJockit's being done in the make install12:55
crimsunoh, so the Makefile hardcodes GTorrentViewer/ ?12:56
crimsunMakefile.in, meet sed.12:56
LaserJockso Makefile.in uses $pkgdatadir12:56
crimsunwhere'd he run off to, anyway?12:57
LaserJockbed I think12:57
crimsunoh, well it is the weekend, true.12:57
LaserJockI was helping him out12:57
LaserJockso configure.in has PACKAGE=$PACKAGE_NAME12:58
LaserJockand PACKAGE_NAME is set in ./configure12:58
LaserJockhard coded to GTorrentViewer12:59
LaserJockso would the recommended route be to patch ./configure to change the hard coding?12:59
crimsunwhy is that an issue?01:00
crimsun/usr/share/GTorrentViewer is perfectly legit01:00
LaserJockI guess01:00
LaserJockbut it's rather nasty to me to have half the stuff use GTorrentViewer as <packagename> and the other half use gtorrent-viewer01:01
LaserJockcrimsun: you think it's fine? I honestly don't know, but I thought it should be consistent01:02
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crimsunwell, consistent is best, but I've not found anything in Policy that mandates precise substring01:02
LaserJockk01:02
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crimsunright, nothing in the changes between 3.6.2.1 and 3.7.2.1 inclusive indicates a mandatory substring for the directory matching the source package name01:06
LaserJockok, fine. I'll email bluekuja then01:07
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cbx33hi all01:26
cbx33anyone know of a package in ubuntu01:26
cbx33with a window title of Video Capture01:26
crimsunjust one?01:26
cbx33it's got a small UI01:26
cbx33wide and thin?01:26
crimsunkino?01:26
cbx33no01:26
cbx33it's for capturing your currect X session01:27
cbx33i think01:27
cbx33i saw it on a goole video01:27
chuck_istanbul?01:27
cbx33someone was capturing Xgl01:27
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cbx33nope that's not it01:28
cbx33crimsun, it's the one used in the first few seconds of http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3304682858126153303&q=linux+xgl01:28
crimsunI can't view that01:30
crimsunwink?01:30
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crimsuncinelerra?01:31
zulwe can be at this for days ;)01:31
crimsunno kidding :)01:32
cbx33sorry guys01:32
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LaserJockWindows Media Player? ;-)01:35
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cbx33it was xvidcap I was looking for02:14
cbx33it's not in universe02:14
brainsikcbx33: that video you pasted is wild. though, i can't help thinking linux users just want macs :)02:14
cbx33don;t be fooled by the kxdocker :p02:15
cbx33I can see waht you mean02:15
cbx33but some functions of compiz and XGL I fidn really useful02:15
brainsikabsolutely, there are a few things i saw i wish my mac did02:15
brainsiki really liked the window becoming transparent when you clicked on it's title02:16
cbx33the minimising of all windows to shrunken version to allow picking is on mac isnt it?02:16
brainsikyeah, that's part of Expos02:16
cbx33I still thenk my fav is grabbing a windo and spinning the cube under it :p02:16
cbx33keeping your window on top02:16
brainsikyeah, that was crazy ..02:16
brainsikalso liked that videos played in the tab menu02:17
cbx33once you get used to the keys it's a real showstopper :p02:17
brainsikbut that's more candy than useful :)02:17
cbx33yes very nice02:17
cbx33although I just like the fact you can see a screen preview in switcher02:17
brainsikyeah, definitely, os x doesn't do that02:18
cbx33I have trail focus on mine now !02:18
brainsikbut .. it treats apps differently to begin with02:18
cbx33inactive windows get desaturated and darker the less they are used02:18
brainsikall the videos would appear under the same application icon02:18
cbx33so my current app is bright an all others are darker02:18
cbx33makes it nice on the eyes02:18
brainsikhmm.. i can see how that could be both useful and annoying02:18
cbx33yes02:18
cbx33useful at the mo02:18
cbx33I guys time will tell02:19
cbx33guys...i menat guess02:19
brainsika lot of times a have windows open just for reference while i'm doing things in others.. wouldn't want them to fade02:19
cbx33you can ask it not to fade them02:19
brainsikvery cool stuff02:19
cbx33indeed02:19
cbx33It does make it much easier on the eyes02:20
cbx33www.progbox.co.uk/Screenshot.jpg02:23
cbx33see :p02:24
brainsikoh cool, so you can run that stuff now under Ubuntu?02:25
cbx33whoops02:25
cbx33www.progbox.co.uk/Screenshot.png02:25
cbx33of course that's what I'm using02:25
cbx33and not on a very fast machine either really02:25
brainsikoooh, i'll need to bug my friend to install it :)02:25
cbx331.7Ghz, 768Mb RAM, and a GeForce 560002:25
cbx33take a look at the second screenshot02:25
cbx33see what I mean about fading windows :p02:26
brainsikyeah02:26
brainsikthat's pretty awesome02:26
cbx33I think it's help with my eye strain02:26
brainsikthings like this may make me switch back to linux at some point :)02:26
cbx33go on you know you want to02:27
brainsikof course i want to .. but i know the pain of running linux  all too well02:27
cbx33pain in what way?02:28
brainsikhardware support is not good02:28
cbx33what type of hardware?02:29
brainsikconnecting to encrypted wireless networks should be easy it hasn't been until recently02:29
brainsikplugging in an external monitor into your laptop should just work, it doesn't02:29
brainsikmy friend refers to Network Manager (is that right?) as the best way to reboot his computer.02:29
cbx33:S02:29
cbx33I agree there are some issues02:30
cbx33maybe one day it'll all be ok :p02:30
cbx33but right now I'm tired and need sleep02:30
brainsiki'm sysadmin by trade, and i just don't want to admin my own box.. i admin enough boxes.02:30
cbx33I'll see you aroudn brainsik02:30
brainsikciao02:30
cbx33I know what you mean02:30
cbx33I'm one too :p02:30
brainsik:)02:30
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Fujitsubrainsik, I find that Linux's hardware support is exemplary, except in a few small cases. It requires fewer distributor-specific drivers to be installed than Windows does...02:52
brainsikFujitsu:  well, i would never use windows..02:53
brainsikbrainsik: i'm on a powerbook02:53
Fujitsubrainsik, ah.02:53
Fujitsubrainsik, I'd never use Windows either, but I'm not on a PowerBook, or any other Mac for that matter.02:53
brainsikFujitsu:  for example, today i synced my calendar to my phone via bluetooth, i can't even imagine what that would be like under linux02:54
brainsikbut, i'm not interested in saying ones better than the other, i have deep problems with both platforms02:55
Fujitsubrainsik, what issues do you have with Mac OS X?02:55
brainsikmostly how much it can suck to not use free/libre apps02:56
brainsikFujitsu: i'm really sick of iTunes not support Ogg Vorbis02:57
FujitsuIt doesn't!?02:57
FujitsuHow revolting,02:57
brainsikyep02:58
brainsikthere have been some really bad plug-ins, but hopefully that will get better now that xiph.org is working on it02:58
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brainsikFujitsu: it's love/hate relationships for me on both02:59
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sidHow can I install xvidcap with ffmpeg encoding support on Ubuntu dapper? I want to make Ubuntu video guides with xvidcap, and have it be mpeg; istanbul boggs my system down too much. And I am not able to use it. But this xvidcap seems to be a bitch to install; ./configure shows me I have all the things necessary. I installed a crapload a -dev packages. But it won't compile --> http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/uOwMjy95.html I don't want to use i04:05
sidstanbul; as it sucks up too much cpu for the demos I want to do; and it lags the shit out of my machine. xvidcap would be much better, if I could get it installed.04:05
Laser_awaysid: have you tried #ubuntu04:11
sidLaser_away: yes04:12
sidI emailed Christian Marillat; nad he said it's not in his marillat repository because he couldn't get ffmpeg encoding support04:13
sidSo I assume this means I have no freaken chance of getting ffmpeg encoding support, but last year I was able to get it to work, so I'm not sure what the deal is now.04:13
Amaranthsid: i know a guy who uses gvidcap, i think on ubuntu04:19
robyou could run it in a vmware machine, and use vmware's built in recording..04:19
sidyea, but if I said istanbul sucks up too much cpu(oggenc), then vmware will definitely suck up too much cpu04:19
sidheh04:19
Amaranthsite loading, hold on04:20
Amaranthsite is down04:21
Amaranthshit04:21
sidToo bad ibm doesn't give the free software community some media related patent rights04:22
sidThen istanbul would probably support ffmpeg04:22
sidheh04:22
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sidI think xvidcap is pretty old, and I'm trying to use a new gcc to compile it. I need to have gcc from hoary or something for this compile to work.04:24
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sidI got the *deb from the upstream authors website, and it installed an ran. but it wasn't compiled with ffmpeg support04:25
sidI think he packaged the deb to use shared libraries and the stock ffmpeg on the system(marillat), but marillat ffmpeg doesn't mesh well with the  xvidcap04:26
sidWHen you download the xvidcap source it comes with it's own hacked up libraries and ffmpeg I imagine.04:26
sidmaybe when etch is released xvidcap will be fixed, as the xvidcap developer on his website talks about debian sarge, so when he upgrades to etch hopefully xvidcap will break for him04:29
sidheh04:29
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Amaranthgvidcap04:34
AmaranthMacSlow uses it to do demos of stuff04:34
sidholy crap04:39
sidno activity with xvidcap for years04:39
sidAnd he just released a 1.1.4 preview 3 release today04:39
sidlol04:39
sidHe must have just released this in less then an hour04:40
sidunbelievable04:40
sidlol04:40
sid- new ffmpeg version04:40
sid- lot's of code cleanups ...04:40
sid- more sensible compilation defaults (./configure && make install will do what most people want)04:40
sidhttp://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=58915504:40
sidwow, what luck. No new release for 2 years. ANd he just releases a preview release within the hour.04:41
sidthis is strange04:41
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AnAntI have a problem in a debian/rules file, can someone help me ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1746704:59
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zulhey imbrandon04:59
imbrandonheya zul05:01
AnAnt?05:02
LaserJockAnAnt: " -> Aborting with an error" isn't very helpful, is it? :/05:04
LaserJockhi imbrandon and zul05:04
zulhey LaserJock05:04
imbrandonsup LaserJock05:04
AnAntLaserJock: meaning ?05:04
LaserJockapparently there was an error05:05
AnAntLaserJock: yes, the problem is this, the rules file tries to make the debian/build-nokde twice, why is that ?05:07
AnAntLaserJock: although I did do 'touch debian/build-nokde'05:08
LaserJockwell that is once05:09
AnAntLaserJock: yes, shouldn't it not attempt to make debian/build-nokde, since I have touch'ed it the first time ?05:10
AnAntLaserJock: oh sorry, it seems that I didn't paste the problem correctly, hang on05:11
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LaserJockAnAnt: you get an error when you try to mkdir a dir that already exists05:12
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AnAntLaserJock: yup , that's because it is attempting to make debian/build-nokde again !05:13
zuloh thats nice gtk is broke05:15
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zuloh goody lets start a kde/gnome war ;)05:15
LaserJockAnAnt: oh wait, the touch creates a file05:15
AnAntyup05:15
imbrandonheheh nah zul ;)05:15
LaserJockzul: can I moderate?05:16
LaserJock:-)05:16
imbrandonlol @ LaserJock05:16
imbrandonzul, gtk broke in edgy ?05:16
LaserJockI'm mostly a screen guy anyway ;-)05:16
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imbrandonafaik anything depending on x was broke ( well it was ~12 hours ago )05:16
zulLaserJock: oh if can smack imbrandon first ;)05:16
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imbrandonwah ? i miss something .... lol05:17
LaserJockwhat does broken mean, I've been testing X apps in an edgy chroot today05:17
zulno icons, error message when i start gdm05:18
imbrandonhrm dont rember, might have to update my chroot and check it again05:18
AnAntLaserJock: yup touch creates debian/build-nokde05:19
AnAntLaserJock: hence the rules file isn't supposed to attempt to make debian/build-nokde again05:19
LaserJockhmm05:21
AnAntLaserJock: here's a more verbose log http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748705:26
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LaserJockazeem: ghemical (1.91-3) isn't building in an edgy pbuilder for me, do you get the same?05:43
AnAntI have a problem in a debian/rules file, can someone help me ? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748705:58
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AnAntI got a problem with debian/rules, may someone help me  ?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748708:10
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AnAnt_I got a problem with debian/rules, may someone help me  ?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748708:24
AnAnt_also I have a request to remove some packages I uploaded08:25
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AnAnt_I got a problem with debian/rules, may someone help me  ?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748708:50
zakameAnAnt_: line 65 is the culprit09:09
zakameAnAnt_: mkdir won't make a directory entry when there's a fiil with the same name09:11
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zakamehmm what's the updated process to request a sync?09:20
zakameI reckon i have to file a but to malone right?09:20
crimsunyes, file it against the source package, entitle it "[Edgy MoM]  Please sync source_package version-revision from Debian Sid", and link to the MoM REPORT and say it's ok to override Ubuntu changes. Then subscribe (don't assign to) ubuntu-archive.09:21
zakamecrimsun: thanks, I'll update the wiki page MOTU/Merging to reflect this09:22
zakameI don't suppose there's a tool to automate reporting (or, motu-tools hasn't been updated) right?09:23
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crimsunI don't know offhand if the script has been updated09:35
crimsunif non-dev are filing sync requests, then add a note that a dev has to sign off on the request09:36
crimsunjust a formality according to Scott09:36
zakameindeed09:36
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G0SUBIn which server is Opera hosted?10:06
crimsunfor dapper-commercial, you mean?10:08
crimsun[deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu dapper-commercial main] 10:08
jsgotangcodapper-commercial10:08
jsgotangcoalong with realplayer 1010:09
G0SUBjsgotangco: I hope sun-jdk will move to that server too10:13
jsgotangcomost likely10:13
G0SUBthat'd be good.10:13
G0SUBmany people are screaming about Ubuntu becoming ``commercial''10:14
jsgotangcoapp-install-data should reflect it soon10:14
G0SUBthey don't understand10:14
netgrabberwtf is dapper-commercial?10:17
zakameuhm the dapper commercial archive10:18
netgrabberis this official?10:18
crimsunit's extremely official.10:18
crimsunnote the URI I gave10:19
netgrabberwhy isn't it on ubuntu.com?10:19
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phanaticmorning motus10:19
crimsunbecause it's not.10:19
netgrabberlegal isues?10:19
crimsunI doubt it.10:19
crimsunOpera made an announcement, so there are no legal issues there.10:20
netgrabberhmm10:20
jsgotangcoits a bunch of applications that are commercial and not in ubuntu's servers but canonical's10:20
crimsunG0SUB: who's screaming?10:20
crimsunwhoever's screaming needs to see all the work /we/ do as /volunteers/. Commercial my arse.10:21
jsgotangcoyeah10:21
jsgotangcowe don't even ship those apps on the CD10:22
G0SUBcrimsun: a lot of people.10:22
jsgotangconor in a default install10:22
G0SUBcrimsun: yeah, right10:22
G0SUBjsgotangco: I know, but they just need reasons to scream10:22
jsgotangcoG0SUB: sometimes people get blinded by the concept of freedom10:22
G0SUBcrimsun: you know, some people even say that Oracle will buy out Ubuntu and they are negotiating with Canonical. As if Ubuntu can be sold.10:23
G0SUBjsgotangco: I'd call it jealousy and incompetence10:23
jsgotangcoif it does, we could just fork out the whole archive and still continue ubuntu in a different name10:24
Bazzisun java shouldn't be on ubuntu-commercial IMO10:24
crimsunthe TB has the final say what goes where anyhow.10:24
jsgotangcoyeah10:24
BazziI still have hopes for sun releasing java 6 with a "good" license10:24
G0SUBjsgotangco: yep10:25
jsgotangcoi wouldn't really say jealousy, probably ill-informed and not that knowledgeable on the community structure10:27
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G0SUBjsgotangco: those people are not part of the Ubutu community10:34
G0SUBjsgotangco: have you tried the Ubuntu opera, btw? does it contain the silly ads?10:34
jsgotangcoG0SUB: i have seen an author of an ubuntu book troll about it =)10:35
G0SUBjsgotangco: oops10:35
jsgotangcoG0SUB: opera doesn't have that anymore since Opera 810:35
G0SUBjsgotangco: oh, nice10:35
jsgotangcoor Opera 710:35
jsgotangcoi dont remember10:35
G0SUBjsgotangco: Keir Thomas?10:36
jsgotangcoyes10:36
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jsgotangcolol real player is placed in graphics wtf10:40
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netgrabberI think we need a simple solution for enabling repositories10:42
jsgotangcog-a-i does that already10:43
jsgotangcosoftware properties will be heavily modified by edgy10:43
netgrabbernot easy enough10:43
crimsunopera's comment isn't very HIG-compliant, either10:44
jsgotangcowere completely aware of it10:44
netgrabberWe need a make the desktop usable button10:44
crimsuna what?10:45
netgrabbercrimsun: somethink like easyubuntu :D10:45
jsgotangcothere's a spec for this already10:45
jsgotangcoalong with mockups10:45
crimsunman, I hope it doesn't have a big honkin' icon.10:46
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netgrabbermy sources.list is so fucking huge :(10:49
crimsunare you helping get those packages into *buntu? :)10:49
netgrabberhttp://nopaste.debianforum.de/3628 <- my current sources.list10:51
cypher1netgrabber, is that huge ?10:52
cypher1and most of them are in the local network10:53
netgrabberits just a proxy...10:53
cypher1i thought it was a mirror :)10:53
netgrabberI have 5 dapper installations here :D10:54
netgrabberthis saves a lot of traffic10:54
cypher1sudo pbuilder create --distribution breezy --mirror "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu main universe multiverse" -- i am trying this with no "breezy in mirror" is that correct10:54
cypher1netgrabber, cool10:54
crimsunno10:55
cypher1crimsun, if i use breezy i get error10:55
cypher1already two times i have encountered it10:55
crimsunright, be careful with the syntax10:55
crimsunnote --mirror's limitations.10:56
crimsunyou need to use --othermirror deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe | deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy multiverse | deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy restricted10:56
crimsunpbuilder(8) has more details.10:57
cypher1crimsun, thanks i was just looking at it10:57
cypher1but if i mention --mirror there is no need to mention --othermirror right ?10:58
crimsuncorrect11:00
crimsunalternately, just set COMPONENTS in $pbuilderrc correctly11:00
cypher1crimsun, and mentioning breezy in --mirror is giving error after it downloads lots of packages11:00
crimsunplease read pbuilder(8)11:01
cypher1crimsun, thanks will do11:01
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Hobbseehi all11:05
cypher1hi Hobbsee11:05
Hobbsee:)11:09
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tsengYagisan: ping11:11
tsengYagisan: do you have a ppc? there is a bug with mono on ppc when libgcc is built with ssp, whether mono itself is or not11:13
G0SUBguys, I am trying to compile something but it's complaining about not being able to find libXrender.la11:14
slomo_G0SUB: that file is gone since breezy11:14
G0SUBI have libxrender-dev installed, but it has only the .a file and not the .la one11:14
slomo_G0SUB: find the .la file which references it and rebuild the corresponding package first11:14
slomo_G0SUB: grep Xrender /usr/lib/*.la11:14
G0SUBslomo_: how do I compile the package then?11:14
G0SUBslomo_: ok11:14
slomo_G0SUB: and then rebuild the package that still references libXrender.la and then you can build your package :)11:15
G0SUBslomo_: /usr/lib doesn't have that .la file11:17
slomo_G0SUB: no .la file in /usr/lib contains it? use "grep libXrender.la /usr/lib/*.la"11:18
G0SUB/usr/lib/libcairo.la:dependency_libs=' -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lSM -lICE /usr/lib/libXrender.la -lX11 -lpng12 /usr/lib/libglitz.la /usr/lib/libfreetype.la -lz -lfontconfig -lm'11:19
G0SUBthat's the output11:19
slomo_uh11:19
slomo_which distribution is this? :)11:20
G0SUBslomo_: Dapper11:20
crimsunit can't be Dapper's cairo11:20
G0SUBcrimsun: possible. I am using AIGLX, may be that came from quinn11:20
crimsunapt-cache policy libcairo2-dev11:21
slomo_G0SUB: possible... in any way this is completely broken now ;)11:21
crimsunI can tell just from glitz being present.11:21
G0SUBcrimsun: yes, it's quinn11:21
slomo_and libXcursor.la wasn't there since pre-breezy too11:21
G0SUBslomo_: hehe11:21
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G0SUBslomo_: does that mean libXrender.la is not required in Dapper?11:23
slomo_G0SUB: yes11:24
G0SUBok, good11:24
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slomo_G0SUB: and .la files are dropped almost everywhere in general11:25
crimsunit definitely ain't in Edgy, cos I did the fakesync.11:26
G0SUBslomo_: thanks for the tip. any idea if AIGLX will be in Edgy?11:26
slomo_G0SUB: no idea11:27
G0SUBok11:27
crimsunyes, more crack!11:27
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\shmoins11:38
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siretarthey \sh!11:51
siretartwelcome back!11:51
\shsiretart: thx :)11:51
zakameheya \sh siretart11:52
siretarthi zakame11:59
Toadstoolhi everybody12:01
cypher1can any one help me with this12:05
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cypher1http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1752512:05
cypher1this is the 4th time i am hiting the error12:07
Hobbseecypher1: means the breezy archive link is screwed, and needs fixing.12:07
cypher1Hobbsee, and why is it not getting fixed12:08
cypher1the command i used is12:09
cypher1 sudo pbuilder create --distribution breezy --mirror "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy main universe multiverse"12:09
cypher1considering the fact that breezy is still around and not dead12:10
cypher1Hobbsee, should i raise a bug for it ?12:11
zakameborked12:11
sivangslomo_: do you mind if I take moin ?12:12
slomo_sivang: no, feel free to take it :) i only touched it because one of their main developers asked me to include a patch for a security problem12:13
StevenKMoin can probably can be sync'd.12:13
slomo_yes, mine was the only ubuntu change and it is included with the version in debian12:14
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Hobbseecypher1: assuming that's the correct address of the repo, yeah12:41
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\shdoes anybody know if we get UVF exceptions for universe, because of the masses of merges we still have?01:24
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Toadstool\sh: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule <-- UniverseFreeze01:26
\shoh missed that01:27
Toadstool:)01:27
tsengoh, thats nice01:28
HobbseeToadstool: nice, so that means that UVF only refers to main packages?01:28
Toadstoolindeed01:28
Hobbseeexcellent :)01:28
tsengknot cd 1 is exciting01:28
cypher1tseng, knot ?01:33
tsengthe schedule?01:33
tsengits a testing cd01:33
cypher1tseng, ok01:34
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Yagisantseng: pong. Sorry mate, only amd64 and i38601:53
tsengYagisan: sucks.01:54
cypher1arghh pbuilder create is testing my patience01:58
Hobbseecypher1: heh02:01
cypher1Get:23 http://in.archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages [2304kB] 02:01
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cypher174% [22 Packages bzip2 0]  [23 Packages 3703/2304kB 0%]                                                                                        30.7kB/s 1m14s02:01
cypher1bzip2: Compressed file ends unexpectedly;02:01
cypher1        perhaps it is corrupted?  *Possible* reason follows.02:01
cypher1bzip2: Inappropriate ioctl for device02:01
cypher1        Input file = (stdin), output file = (stdout)02:01
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cypher1these kind of things will really discourage people learning packaging like me :(02:02
cypher1sleepless nights.. how many hours ?02:02
slomo_why do you want to create a breezy chroot btw?02:02
cypher1slomo_, i am trying to build a package02:03
_ionSo there's a problem with a mirror? Just use another one, or wait for it to be fixed.02:03
cypher1_ion, which are the other mirrors ?02:03
slomo_cypher1: $languagecode.archive.ubuntu.com ;)02:03
slomo_cypher1: and why breezy? it's already 9 months old ;)02:04
cypher1slomo_, i am using breezy so i thought i will start with that02:05
cypher1slomo_, $languagecode ?02:05
slomo_cypher1: or better countrycode... de,uk,us,nl,etc...02:06
cypher1slomo_, ok :)02:06
cypher1i will try with us.archive.ubuntu.com :)02:06
cypher1i had mentioned MIRRORSITE=http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu02:07
cypher1i am trying with another mirror.. let me see :)02:11
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DarkMageZthese .la files... i'm being told that it's all or nothing with them... is ubuntu dapper broken in this case, or just mine?02:17
tsengdapper doesnt have .la files02:17
DarkMageZmine does :s02:17
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tsengi have some from gnome02:19
tsengall the X ones were removed agaik02:19
tsengafaik02:19
DarkMageZi'm being told by some developers, that it's the reason their program isn't building...02:19
DarkMageZis there a target for when there should be no .la's in ubuntu?02:23
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cypher174% [22 Packages bzip2 0]  [23 Packages 1007/2304kB 0%]                                                                                        28.1kB/s 1m22s02:49
cypher1bzip2: Compressed file ends unexpectedly;02:49
cypher1        perhaps it is corrupted?  *Possible* reason follows.02:49
cypher1bzip2: Inappropriate ioctl for device02:49
cypher1        Input file = (stdin), output file = (stdout)02:49
cypher1It is possible that the compressed file(s) have become corrupted.02:49
cypher1You can use the -tvv option to test integrity of such files.02:49
cypher1You can use the `bzip2recover' program to attempt to recover02:49
cypher1data from undamaged sections of corrupted files.02:49
cypher1Err http://in.archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages02:49
cypher1  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)02:49
cypher1Get:24 http://in.archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages [2304kB] 02:49
cypher179% [24 Packages 451/2304kB 0%]                                                                                                               31.3kB/s 1m13s02:49
cypher1bzip2: Compressed file ends unexpectedly;02:49
cypher1        perhaps it is corrupted?  *Possible* reason follows.02:49
cypher1bzip2: Inappropriate ioctl for device02:49
cypher1        Input file = (stdin), output file = (stdout)02:49
cypher1It is possible that the compressed file(s) have become corrupted.02:49
cypher1You can use the -tvv option to test integrity of such files.02:49
cypher1You can use the `bzip2recover' program to attempt to recover02:50
cypher1data from undamaged sections of corrupted files.02:50
cypher1Err http://in.archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages02:50
_ionARGH02:50
cypher1  Sub-process bzip2 returned an error code (2)02:50
cypher1sorry accidentially pasted02:50
cypher1_ion, sorry02:50
_ionYou could have canceled the paste very quickly, just after a few lines had been sent to the server. '/server purge' in irssi, something else in other clients.02:51
tsengirssi asks you before you paste02:52
_ionThat, too.02:52
cypher1_ion, ok02:52
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nixternalmoins everyone03:27
Hobbseehi nixternal03:27
nixternalhiya Hobbsee03:27
Hobbseenixternal: FYI:  everything like wiki pages, etc, links from your LP page03:27
nixternalok, im lost..might be to early03:28
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phanatichi people03:47
Hobbseehi phanatic!03:48
phanatichey Hobbsee03:49
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Hobbseehmmm...okay...him.03:50
imbrandonheya phanatic03:50
phanatichey imbrandon03:50
slomo_Hobbsee: lamont? :)03:51
Hobbseeslomo_: so it seems.  i just stole one of his packages  :P03:51
imbrandon!info banshee03:56
imbrandonugh03:56
slomo_?03:56
Hobbseeslomo_: looking at klibido, it hasnt been merged/synced yet.03:57
slomo_Hobbsee: but better ask him before uploading :) the "?" was for imbrandon ;)03:57
imbrandonslomo_, no ubotu in here ;)03:58
Hobbseeslomo_: well....yeah....it looks like it'll be a sync.03:58
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slomo_imbrandon: what does this command do? :)03:58
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Hobbseeslomo_: run it thru a channel with ubotu in it, and you'll find out :P03:58
imbrandon[08:56]  <imbrandon> !info banshee03:58
imbrandon[08:56]  <ubotu> banshee: Audio Management and Playback application. In repository universe, is optional. Version 0.10.10-0ubuntu10 (dapper), package size 870 kB, installed size 2744 kB03:58
imbrandon;)03:58
slomo_ah :)03:59
imbrandonalso !info banshee dapper/edgy/breezy03:59
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imbrandonworks03:59
imbrandondefaults to dapper03:59
slomo_nice :)03:59
Hobbseeoh, no i'm not, i'm misreading.04:03
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AnAntI got a problem with debian/rules, may someone help me  ?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748704:18
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AnAnt?04:32
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cypher1can any one please  tranfer the base tarball for breezy ?04:53
slomo_cypher1: sure04:54
siretarthi slomo_04:54
cypher1slomo_, thanks...04:54
slomo_hi siretart :) any news on xine and/or mplayer? :)04:54
cypher1oops 0.2 kb/s :(((04:55
slomo_not really fast ;)04:55
cypher11755 hours04:55
cypher1i tried two mirrors and i have the same probkem04:56
cypher1ok i will build for dapper then04:57
slomo_i have weird problems with the mirrors atm too... but with edgy04:57
cypher1slomo_, really i am quite disappointed.. i planned to build a package and send for review this weekend04:58
slomo_if you made a new package you should target it for edgy04:59
cypher1so i should download a minimal version of edgy ?04:59
slomo_which package is it btw? :)04:59
cypher1i am learing05:00
imbrandonpbuilder05:00
imbrandon;)05:00
cypher1imbrandon, with pbuilder only iam haveing probled05:00
slomo_anyway... tea time :) bbl05:00
cypher1slomo_, its a game05:00
imbrandonahh05:00
imbrandoncrimsun, ping05:00
cypher1imbrandon, create is giving problems05:01
Hobbseecypher1: useless without more info...like what problems, and/or a pastebin of what  you see.......05:02
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AnAntI got a problem with debian/rules, may someone help me  ?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748705:03
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cypher1Hobbsee, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1754705:04
cypher1Hobbsee, please ignore cypher1 in the left05:05
AnAntI can't understand why pbuilder attempts to make debian/build-nokde for a second time, although it did 'touch debian/build-nokde' the first time ?05:06
Hobbseecypher1: what happens if you dont have the in. in each of the sources lists?05:06
Hobbseeer, in each of the repos in the sources.list?  (pbuilder's sources list, not apt's)05:06
cypher1Hobbsee, should i change /etc/apt/sources.list and try again ?05:07
Hobbseecypher1: no, change /etc/pbuilder/apt-config/sources.list and then run sudo pbuilder update --override-config05:07
cypher1i dont have base.tgz05:11
cypher1so i have changed the pbuilder sources.list and rerun create command05:11
Hobbseecypher1: yes05:13
Hobbseeah okay then.  s/update/create then05:13
Hobbseeyou need the override-config option so it reads the edited sources.list05:13
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siretartslomo_: just uploaded mplayer06:11
siretartslomo_: I'm currently talking about xine with upstream06:12
siretartslomo_: this main/extracodecs stuff is really annoying me :/06:12
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slomo_siretart: cool :) thanks... and any direction in which the discussions with upstream are going?06:43
siretartslomo_: well, darren tries to prepare a 'quick' 1.1.2 release, because amarok needs them06:43
siretartslomo_: I've pushed my ubuntu-main 1.1.2 branch, and try to merge some later upstream changes is06:43
siretartslomo_: I was fighting with xine-lib on sparc today, but I think I won06:44
slomo_oh? how did you test it? :)06:44
siretartI was given an account for a sparc machine06:44
slomo_nice :) i still only have x86,ppc and amd64 :/06:45
siretartslomo_: well, become a DD and get access to project machines ;)06:45
siretartI was given that account just because of that06:46
slomo_siretart: you are already finished? that was fast :) i'm still waiting for my AM to review my packages, everything on my side is finished now afaik06:46
siretartslomo_: I'm wating for FD review, since some weeks06:47
siretartboah, this moving around of stuff in xine produces a lot of conflicts06:47
siretartslomo_: can't we just get xine demoted to universe again?06:47
slomo_no06:48
siretartI'd like to just use the debian package06:48
slomo_unless you move kde to universe ;)06:48
siretartamarok depends on xine, no?06:48
slomo_and kino iirc06:48
siretartgrmbl.06:48
slomo_kde is currently the only reason why we have xine, mad, etc in main06:48
slomo_(ok, totem-xine... but seb would drop that)06:49
siretartany kubuntu guy willing to remerge xine? all in nice and shiny bzr archives and such! ;)06:49
siretartslomo_: I need to leave now, do you have time to look after xine?06:50
siretartslomo_: I have pushed all to my xine.repo06:50
slomo_siretart: not really... i'm learning for an exam now and have already millions of other things on my todo list :(06:50
siretartoh. sad06:50
siretartviel erfolg!06:50
slomo_what has to be done exactly?06:50
slomo_danke :)06:51
siretartmerging later changes of the upstream branch in the ubuntu-main.1.1.2 branch06:51
siretartprepare an orig.tar.gz and review changes so that it still works06:51
siretartthen produce the extracodecs package06:51
siretartand you know it better anyway, since it was you who split the package ;)06:51
slomo_hrm... maybe next week :/ could you ask in #kubuntu-dev when you're back if someone wants to take it?06:52
siretarttomorrow then06:53
siretartnext week is UVF, I read06:53
slomo_ok, thanks :)06:53
slomo_UVF for main, yes06:53
slomo_and still many open merges :(06:53
siretartUVF for universe is later?!06:53
slomo_yes, it's at the same time as beta freeze06:53
slomo_somewhere in september06:53
siretartand autosyncs will continue in universe?06:54
siretartthat would cause massive breakage06:54
slomo_no idea... but if they continue we could get more work for free because universe and main are out of sync06:54
siretartwell, at least we can continue merging06:54
slomo_yes... i was concentrating on main for now because of that... after main is closed i'll go on with universe ;)06:55
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slomo_siretart: where was your mplayer (and other stuff) bzr again? mplayer FTBFS on ppc because of a trivial error07:17
siretartslomo_: https://launchpad.net/products/mplayer/+branches has links to the branches07:18
slomo_siretart: thanks07:18
siretartslomo_: short: http://siretart.tauware.de/mplayer.repo07:18
slomo_siretart: that's more interesting than learning unfortunately ;)07:18
siretartI'm mirroring from launchpad to there, because committing in a repository is faster than to launchpad07:18
siretart:)07:18
sivangsiretart: hehe :)07:18
sivangslomo_: I agree this is more interesting then learning though07:19
slomo_and bzr is so slow...07:27
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ograslomo_, ??07:32
ograbut you are using 0.8 with knit support and your branches are all converted to the new format ?07:32
slomo_ogra: i use the one from latest edgy and branching http://siretart.tauware.de/mplayer.repo/ubuntu/07:33
ograslomo_, as long as siretart converted that to 0.8 format thats fine07:34
ograelse it will be slower than a snail in slow motion *g* becuase it converts on the fly07:34
siretartogra: I just created them today07:35
siretartogra: I assume bzr uses knits by default. and after all, they are in a repository07:35
ogra(see bzr upgrade)07:35
sivangsiretart: you can check that07:35
ograor better bzr help upgrade :)07:35
pygisivang, :)07:36
ograsiretart, if you created them with 0.8 it should be fine07:36
sivangsivan@swirl:~/hubackup-devel/hubackup--main$ cat .bzr/branch-format07:37
sivangBazaar-NG meta directory, format 107:37
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bddebianHeya gang08:05
Toadstoolhi bddebian08:05
Gloubiboulgahello bddebian08:06
bddebianHeya Toadstool, Gloubiboulga08:06
phanaticheya bddebian, Gloubiboulga :)08:07
bddebianHi phanatic08:07
Gloubiboulgahello phanatic08:07
Toadstoolhi phanatic08:07
phanatichey Toadstool08:08
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andrewskihello, i'm trying to build a source package from REVU (lirc 0.8.0) and i'm having a bit of trouble getting the binary package to build.  i'm running "sudo pbuilder build lirc_0.8.0-0ubuntu1.dsc", but am getting the following error, even after i installed svgalibg1-dev in synaptic:08:25
andrewski -> Considering  svgalibg1-dev [i386] 08:25
andrewski   -> Trying svgalibg1-dev08:25
andrewski       -> Cannot install svgalibg1-dev; apt errors follow:08:25
andrewskiReading package lists... Done08:25
andrewskiBuilding dependency tree... Done08:25
andrewskiE: Couldn't find package svgalibg1-dev08:25
andrewskiW: Unable to locate package svgalibg1-dev08:25
andrewskiE: Could not satisfy build-dependency.08:25
andrewskiE: pbuilder-satisfydepends failed.08:25
andrewskiany ideas why that would be?  i just set up pbuilder from the wiki, which on dapper is only three commands.08:26
andrewskii feel like a bit more setup may be necessary, but i'm not sure where that would happen.08:26
Erlangwell, is svgalibg1-dev available?08:26
andrewskiErlang: available where?  in pbuilder or as a regular package to install?08:27
bddebianandrewski: Is your pbuilder Edgy or Dapper?08:27
andrewskii'm assuming dapper; i just installed it from the wiki following the instructions for dapper (which i'm on).08:28
bddebianOK, then your pbuilder isn't update or something.  Do you have universe and multiverse enabled in your apt.conf stuff?08:31
andrewskiin my regular apt.conf or my pbuilder one?  (i seem to recall having one specifically for pbuilder on breezy.)08:32
bddebian /etc/pbuilder/apt.conf/sources.list08:32
andrewskii didn't touch that at all, so probably not. :P08:32
bddebianAdd that and then do a pbuilder update08:32
andrewskiis it enough to copy my regular apt.conf there?08:32
bddebianHmm, not sure, sorry08:32
bddebianProbably though08:33
andrewskiyeah, i think i'll use it to start and take out unofficial stuff. ^_^08:33
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andrewskibddebian: it still says unavailable.  what gives?08:42
andrewski(is there a more appropriate channel in which i should ask these questions?)08:45
bddebianDid you do an update?08:46
andrewskiyeah08:47
bddebianHmm08:47
bddebianYou did sudo pbuilder update --distribution dapper --override-config ?08:47
andrewskihmm... no... just sudo pbuilder update.  what's the difference?08:47
\shsudo pbuilder update --override-config08:48
bddebian --override-config overrides / saves the changes08:48
bddebianHeya \sh08:48
andrewskiok08:48
\shhey bddebian..how's life?08:48
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andrewski...done, but same error.08:48
bddebianandrewski: Do you have this line:  OTHERMIRROR="deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe multiverse"  in /etc/pbuilder/pbuilderrc ?08:49
bddebian\sh: Fair to midland thanks. You?08:49
andrewskihaven't touched pbuilderrc, so probably not.  man, the wiki really gives the wrong impression. O_O08:50
andrewskibddebian: but in this case, should i also add deb-src since i'm looking for a dev package?08:51
\shbddebian: stress ... 5 days to product launch...so we are in the office and working on a weekend08:51
bddebianandrewski: No, exactly that line :-)08:51
bddebian\sh: Eeks08:51
andrewskibddebian: got it... trying again.08:51
andrewskiwahoo... looks like it's going....08:53
bddebianSweet08:55
andrewskisuccess.  thanks bddebian, \sh, and Erlang.08:58
ErlangI did nothing.09:00
andrewskiErlang: you offered, and thusly i thank thee. :)09:00
ErlangI shouldn't offer help when I know I don't have 5 strong minutes for IRC.09:00
bddebianandrewski: NP, glad to be of SOME use once in a while :-)09:03
andrewski^_^09:03
andrewskinow i just have to get the magic voodoo of LIRC working! O_O09:03
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AnAntI got a problem with debian/rules, may someone help me  ?  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1748709:29
AnAntI can't understand why pbuilder attempts to make debian/build-nokde for a second time, although it did 'touch debian/build-nokde' the first time ?09:29
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bddebianAnAnt: Why do you call patch for build-nokde but not for build_kde?  Are the patches only for nokde?09:35
AnAntbddebian: I am not sure wether the KDE version needs the patch or not09:36
bddebianAH09:36
AnAntbddebian: but I can call for both09:36
AnAntbut would  that be the problem ?09:36
bddebianNO, it was just a question09:40
AnAntk09:40
AnAntso you got any ideas ?09:41
bddebianOhhh, binary-indep and binary-arch are both calling build09:41
AnAntyup09:41
AnAntI found that in other packages that contain more than one variant (ex. elinks)09:42
bddebianDid id also have a -common package?09:42
bddebians/id/it/09:42
AnAnthuh ?09:43
AnAntare you talking about elinks ? elinks had 2 variants: elinks & elinks-lite09:43
bddebianDid elinks have a elinks-common package too?09:43
AnAntno, there wasn't an elinks-common09:44
bddebianHmm09:44
AnAntjust elinks & elinks-lite09:44
AnAntso , do you see anything wrong in that rules file ?09:47
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AnAnt?09:53
AnAnt?09:55
bddebianI'm not sure I understand why either are calling binary-indep10:01
bddebianOh, in build they call dh_clean -k so maybe they are wiping their dirs before running build again10:05
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andrewskiback again... could anyone help me with checking a source package to see with which flags it's configured?  i think i may need to edit them (and update a launchpad bug).10:13
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bddebianandrewski: ??10:22
andrewskibddebian: hm?  is my question unclear?10:22
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bddebianandrewski: Yes.  What are you trying to do?10:26
andrewskibddebian: i'm building lirc from source from some source packages in REVU, and i need to make sure it's configured with "--with-driver=all".  i've been checking the packaging guide, and it seems that would happen in debian/rules; is that right?10:27
bddebianandrewski: Yes.  It will either be right on the call to configure or they may assign it to some variable like DEB_CONFIGURE_OPTS or some such10:29
andrewskibddebian: yeah, i've found it.  then i just rebuild it like i did before, dpkg-buildpackage -> pbuilder etc.?10:30
andrewskior is there an intermediate necessary step?10:30
tomano10:30
andrewskino to which?10:31
tomayou can build it as usual10:31
andrewskiok, cool.  thanks.  wish me luck!10:31
bddebianGood luck :-)10:33
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bddebianw00t a DD picked up our .desktop changes on their own10:38
crimsunwould be swell if MoM refreshed.10:42
bddebiancrimsun: ?10:44
bddebianIt's not updating?10:44
crimsunno. Unless all my merges FTBFS, which is highly unlikely seeing how I sbuilt and pbuilt them first.10:45
bddebianHi LaserJock10:45
LaserJockhi bddebian10:45
crimsun(not to mention they're listed as "Successfully built")10:45
bddebiancrimsun: Yeah, I noticed many of mine aren't either10:46
crimsunblarg, I'll do the vlc merge now10:47
LaserJockI figured out last night that I'm going to need to do 10 merges a day to get MOTU Science done in time for UVF10:47
slomo_LaserJock: UVF for universe is not next week but somewhere in september10:48
LaserJockreally?10:48
LaserJockat FF?10:48
slomo_yes... at the time of beta freeze10:48
slomo_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdgyReleaseSchedule10:48
crimsunSept 28th10:48
LaserJockahhh10:49
LaserJocksee, I was even at one of the BOFs for the release schedule and I can't figure this out ;-)10:49
LaserJockso basically we have 1 freeze for Universe10:50
LaserJockthat's kinda helpful10:50
crimsunsucks for main, though10:51
bddebiancrimsun: whee :-)10:51
crimsunI'll be, once again, backporting like mad.10:51
LaserJockok, so I'll have to see what Main packages might need merging10:52
crimsunwell the big one is X.Org 7.110:52
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crimsuneveryone wants it, but no one realises it's something like 288 packages.10:52
LaserJockwell, I was thinking of TeX and the few science/math apps that are in Main10:53
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bddebianAnd lyx :)10:55
crimsunwell, tetex-bin has been merged already by pitti10:56
LaserJockgood10:56
LaserJockcause I really don't want to do it10:56
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LaserJockbut I've turned into the defacto TeX guy10:56
crimsunwell you can have that or X.Org 7.1. Pick your poison.10:56
bddebianhehe10:56
bddebianLaserJock: You are a core-dev now?10:57
LaserJockheck no10:57
bddebianWell why the hell not? :-)10:57
LaserJockbut mdz told me that there was no core-dev looking after tex so I could volunteer ;-)10:57
bddebianHeh10:58
LaserJockpitti or doko seem to do it when necessary10:58
LaserJockbut the Debian TeX people aren't very impressed with Ubuntu's handling of TeX10:58
LaserJockand MOTU Science is an easy scape goat ;-)10:59
crimsunwell that's easily resolved. Do a sync then blame everything on them.10:59
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crimsunif it doesn't work, it's obviously because they suck.11:00
LaserJocklol11:00
andrewskii'm getting an error when trying to use dpkg-buildpackage this time: "debian/rules:6: /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make: No such file or directory11:00
andrewskimake: *** No rule to make target `/usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make'.  Stop."11:00
LaserJockcrimsun: that maxima bug is still bugging me :/11:00
LaserJockI'd love to blame debian, but I don't undestand what's going on11:01
Mithrandirandrewski: you have forgotten to build-dep on dpatch.11:01
andrewskiMithrandir: i'm not sure what that means.  i'm doing exactly what i've done in the past, so this is a bit new.11:01
crimsunandrewski: append dpatch to debian/control:Build-Depends11:02
andrewskicrimsun: ok... why wouldn't that have been necessary before?11:02
crimsun(or debian/control.in if it uses that)11:02
bddebianLaserJock: Yeah maxima is b0rked :-(11:05
bddebianAs is openvrml :-(11:05
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andrewskicrimsun, Mithrandir: it's actually already listed (in control).  what gives?11:05
crimsunandrewski: are you doing this in a pbuilder?11:06
Mithrandirandrewski: uh, and dpatch is installed?11:06
andrewskicrimsun: i'm not that far yet.  i'm just using dpkg-buildpackage11:06
bddebianDo you have dpatch installed locally?11:06
andrewskiMithrandir: no, it wasn't. :-/11:07
andrewskibut i do now11:07
andrewskiagain, why wasn't that necessary before?11:07
Mithrandirif you hadn't that installed, dpkg-buildpackage would have told you if you had it listed in build-depends.11:07
andrewskiwell, i didn't change control, only added a flag to the configure line in rules.  dunno, but whatev.  it built now.11:08
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andrewski"configure: error: *** you need to have the Linux kernel source installed11:14
andrewski        for this driver"11:14
andrewskiwould this mean that i need to add linux-source to Build-Depends?11:14
bddebianYep11:17
LaserJockdoes it work like that?11:17
andrewskiok, let's try that out...11:19
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LaserJockI didn't think linux-source worked "out of the box"11:19
andrewskidunno; that's why i'm asking. :-P11:19
crimsunI'll just try merging from MoM11:21
bddebianLaserJock: Well it can be fun with all the different version11:21
bddebiancrimsun: Merging what?11:21
andrewskiok, that didn't work.  is there another likely package that should be used instead or something else?11:23
crimsunbddebian: lirc.11:24
andrewskicrimsun: what's merging from MoM mean then?11:24
crimsunit's assigned to mvo, so I won't upload until I get an Ok from him11:24
bddebianAh11:25
bddebianHmm, care all the X libs done?11:26
bddebianUhm s/care/are/11:26
andrewskicuz if anyone can help me get lirc 0.8.0 installed on dapper with all the drivers, i'd be so super pleased.11:26
crimsunyes.11:26
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crimsunimbrandon: pong11:26
andrewskiLaserJock, bddebian: is there another package that would supply the "kernel source" that i need so that configure would find it?11:27
imbrandonheya crimsun , one sec lemme get the url i was gonna sk you about11:28
imbrandonask*11:28
bddebianandrewski: I try to avoid any packages that require linux sources :-)11:29
chuck_yeah so do i ;)11:29
andrewskibddebian: ok... how else do i get lirc drivers to install then? O_O11:29
imbrandoncrimsun, someone said you were on the backport team i was gonna make sure i filed this correct since its my first one ( malone bug #52343 )11:30
UbugtuMalone bug 52343 in kbfx "[ backport ]  kbfx 4.9.1+4.9.2rc1 from edgy to dapper-backports" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5234311:30
LaserJockisn't modules-assistant pretty common for drivers?11:30
zulLaserJock: yeah but the i2c interface changed between lirc and our kernel so you need lirc 0.8.011:31
andrewskizul: what's that mean for me trying to build the package?11:31
zulgood luck...you might want to request a backport11:31
crimsunimbrandon: you kinda omitted the all-important 0. for the versions.11:31
imbrandon0 for versions ?11:32
imbrandonohhh11:32
imbrandondoh11:32
imbrandonwill it fly like that ?11:32
crimsunwell, no.11:32
andrewskizul: well, that's what this is.  i'm pulling the source packages from launchpad/revu, but they weren't configured for any drivers, so i fail to see how they're really useful.11:32
imbrandonor do i need to refile ?11:32
crimsunchange the Description11:32
imbrandonk11:33
zulandrewski,: not sure...all i know is that the drivers in dapper wont compile11:33
andrewskizul: the lirc drivers won't compile in dapper?11:33
zulcorrect11:34
andrewskii've heard other people compiling from source who haven't had any problems....11:34
imbrandoncrimsun, done, sorry i dident realize i could edit it11:34
zulandrewski: compile from source then11:34
imbrandoncrimsun, other than that does it look ok ?11:35
andrewskii'd rather not.  i use ubuntu largely because of apt, and don't really like the idea of circumventing it.11:35
crimsunimbrandon: attach a pbuilder log11:35
imbrandonok11:35
crimsun/attach/  please :)11:35
imbrandon;)11:36
imbrandonsure thing11:36
crimsunandrewski: are you doing this in dapper or edgy?11:36
andrewskicrimsun: dapper11:36
zulheh...grub i so own you11:37
crimsunandrewski: what arch?11:37
crimsunI can only build for amd64 atm11:37
andrewskicrimsun: 68611:37
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crimsunandrewski: sec, updating pbuilder -> building11:39
andrewskicrimsun: ok, cool; thanks.  this is getting above my head. ;)11:39
andrewskicrimsun: did you get the packages from launchpad?  i could give you a link if that'd help.11:40
crimsunandrewski: no, I'm using MoM packages.11:40
andrewskiagain, what's MoM?11:40
crimsunsome variant of these will go into Edgy11:40
crimsunmerges.ubuntu.com11:40
andrewskioh... the ones that come from debian?11:40
crimsunyes11:41
andrewskigotcha.11:41
crimsunmerged from Debian, but yes11:41
crimsunyou should have a ./usr/share/doc/lirc-modules-sou11:42
crimsunrce/README.Debian11:42
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andrewskicrimsun: yes, i do.11:42
crimsunhave you read it? |)11:42
crimsun:)  rather11:42
andrewskino. :-/11:43
andrewskii didn't even know about that.11:43
crimsunanyhow, if you're still having issues with it, ping me and I throw you lirc-modules-source_0.8.0-5ubuntu1~0test1_all.deb11:43
crimsunI'll ^11:43
andrewskiof course i'm still having issues.  i haven't been able to get it to build. :(11:44
andrewskiit'd be super swell if you could throw me a package.11:44
andrewski...or are you saying i should try the README instructions and go from there?11:44
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crimsunare you having issues actually generating the debs from the lirc source package, or are you having problems building from lirc-modules-source?11:46
andrewskithe former11:47
andrewskithe latter sounds like i would end up with modules that aren't tracked by apt.  i'd like to avoid that.  so i'm not sure if i should proceed that way.11:47
crimsunthe lirc-modules-source deb provides a way for you to generate a lirc-modules deb for your kernel.11:48
crimsunit's pretty standard11:48
crimsunwe do the same for alsa-source11:48
andrewskioh... this is crazy.  i've not done this before.  so i need to build lirc-modules-source first, then build lirc?11:48
crimsunyou will need to pbuild the lirc source package, which will generate lirc, lirc-modules-source, and lirc-x debs11:49
crimsunyou need to install lirc and lirc-modules-source11:49
crimsunthen follow the README.Debian for lirc-modules-source to generate lirc-modules for your kernel11:49
andrewskii'm confused.  don't i only use pbuilder once i've built the package?11:49
andrewskiO_o11:50
crimsunno11:50
crimsunpbuilder is for source packages11:50
crimsunlirc is the source package that creates lirc, lirc-modules-source, and lirc-x11:50
andrewskiright... i mean after i use dpkg-buildpackage.  those are the instructions i've always used.11:50
andrewski...ok, but what happens if i can't build lirc to create the others?11:50
crimsunyou don't want to pbuild lirc-modules-source. You want to do that inside your own host install, because it needs to be compiled against your kernel's headers.11:51
crimsunwell then you're stuck11:51
crimsungive me a sec to upload the source package11:51
andrewskilol... ok.11:51
andrewskiat least this makes sense to you. :-P11:51
crimsunhttp://sh.nu/~crimsun/TEST_lirc/11:53
crimsunthat's the merged source package11:53
andrewski"merged"?11:54
crimsunit builds fine in an Edgy pbuilder11:54
andrewskiok, so i'll just have to backport it to dapper?11:54
crimsunandrewski: "merged" means we've carried forward Ubuntu changes into the newer Debian source package11:54
andrewskior is that not possible?11:54
andrewskiok11:54
crimsunno, you compile that source package in a Dapper pbuilder11:54
crimsunpbuilder build lirc_0.8.0-5ubuntu1~0test1.dsc11:54
crimsunthat's it.11:54
andrewskithat's it?  why don't i do the dpkg-buildpackage -S part?11:55
crimsunbecause I've already done all that.11:55
andrewskioh...11:55
andrewskiyou rawk!11:55
bddebianYes, he does11:55
crimsunwell, technically MoM already did it.11:55
andrewski;)11:55
crimsunI just had to fix the merge11:55
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imbrandongah pdebuild dosent make a *.build file ?11:56
crimsunremember to read /usr/share/doc/lirc-modules-source/README.Debian11:56
andrewskicrimsun: ok, if i understand right, that part's still necessary because it needs to be built against MY kernel, yes?11:56
crimsunyes, you need to follow the instructions in /usr/share/doc/lirc-modules-source/README.Debian11:57
andrewskiok, i will.  why do i though when i'm running the standard 686 kernel?  (just wondering)11:57
imbrandonbddebian, if i'm using pdebuild instead of debuild wth does it stick the *.build file ?11:58
imbrandonits not in /var/cache/pbuilder11:58
imbrandonits not in /var/cache/pbuilder*11:58
crimsunit's in ..11:58
crimsunandrewski: you still need to compile the kernel modules against kernel headers11:59
andrewskiwhich is the same with alsa?  then why have i never had to go through that process?  is it automated at some point in ubuntu?12:00
crimsunandrewski: it's identical if you choose to generate a alsa-modules deb12:00
crimsunan alsa-modules ^12:00
imbrandoncrimsun, in /var/cache/pbuilder/resule i only have ..... the *.dsc *.diff.gz *.changes *.deb and orig.tar.gz12:00
andrewskioh, ok.12:00
crimsunimbrandon: no, ../12:00
crimsunimbrandon: you know, the parent directory of the extracted source12:01
imbrandonyea i thought i looked there too, one sec12:01
crimsunimbrandon: why are you looking for it anyway?12:01
imbrandonsame thing only munus the deb12:02
imbrandoncrimsun, dident you want me to attach it ?12:02
crimsunimbrandon: you should be using ``pbuilder build --logfile somelogfile.txt foo.dsc''12:02
imbrandondoh ok12:02
crimsunsomelogfile.txt will be in ./12:03
crimsunor wherever you tell it12:03
imbrandonright right, thanks12:03
imbrandontail -f buildlog.txt12:04
imbrandongah12:04
andrewskicrimsun: should i use the make-kpkg set of instructions?12:04
crimsunandrewski: no12:06
crimsun(unless you want to?)12:06
andrewskii have no idea what the difference is.12:07

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