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tsengoh, that lock?12:08
tsengwhy bother with that12:08
LaserJockI'm sure nobody has ever made a lock icon before12:09
tsengs'what im saying12:09
_ionThat's the first lock i've ever seen. Do locks exist?12:10
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bluefoxicyIt's the ugliest lock I've ever seen :/12:13
bluefoxicyand I have no idea how to make it prettier.12:13
LaserJocksteal somebody else's12:14
bluefoxicyisn't that a copyright issue12:14
LaserJockonly if they don't want you to12:15
LaserJockif it's an open source icon, then have at it12:15
micahcowanwhat's a "lock"? a pidfile?12:15
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bluefoxicymicahcowan:  I was trying to figure an indicator out for when security problems are detected12:16
micahcowanhah! nice!12:16
bluefoxicyspecifically something to flash in the notification area when stack smash protection is triggered or something.  "Oh holy crap, buffer overflows!"12:16
LaserJockyou need an icon for that?12:18
LaserJockhow about flashing a blue screen?12:18
LaserJock;-)12:18
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  Perhaps.  I'm not quite sure yet, I've been brainstorming stuff based on pitti's AutomatedProblemReports spec12:18
_ionUbuntu needs a brown screen of death.12:18
LaserJockYES12:18
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bluefoxicybrown screen of death?12:19
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bluefoxicy"Hi.  Ubuntu has shit all over itself, sorry."12:19
bluefoxicyI'll chalk that right up there with calling the Edgy milestones "Knots"12:19
bluefoxicyLaserJock:  I'm far too amused by that spec, btw.  Mostly because I'm trying to figure a way to categorize and prioritize various indicators of security vulnerabilities from crash data, rather than just splatter a big blob of "here's every segfault and such that every user's experienced in these apps" all over the dev table :>  It's got me more excited than is healthy.12:21
LaserJockgood for you :-)12:21
LaserJockit does seem like things like that could be a bit more descriptive12:22
_ion"Problem 0x6f095e28 detected at 0xf181bcf5. Send report* to Canonical? [Yes]  [Yes]  *) Report may include personal information about you."12:23
bluefoxicywell with Edgy doing stack smash protection it's no problem to look at death by __stack_chk_fail() and say it's a stack smash.  That was what I started with :)12:23
bluefoxicy_ion:  lol12:24
LaserJock_ion: yeah, at least we could do "Your computer has just roasted itself. If you want any hope for help please send this to ..."12:25
_ionHas anyone noticed that the recipient's phone number is printed in a scientific format (3,5844912765e+011) on the Shipit envelope? :-)12:28
bluefoxicyI am thinking more along the lines of something that asks the user if it can automatically and silently send non-sensitive information (i.e. omit stack dumps, command line, environment, core dump) and allows sending other information later; or allows the user to let it always alert him upfront12:29
bluefoxicyor of course just goes away and does nothing.12:29
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LaserJock_ion: really?12:30
bluefoxicyI'm not sure what pitti has in mind UI-wise.12:30
_ionlaserjock: That example number was from the envelope i received, with some digits changed to protect the innocent. :-)12:30
EnverexI'm trying to package an app but it tries to write outside of $PREFIX and fails. Is there any easy way around this?12:30
LaserJock_ion: weird12:32
_ionApparently someone decided to store phone numbers in a numeric variable.12:33
LaserJockEnverex: can you pastebin the failure?12:33
EnverexSure, 1 sec12:33
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EnverexLaserJock, http://pastebin.ca/9533212:37
bluefoxicywow, tango looks a lot nicer than tangerine12:37
EnverexI'd also like to get somone to check one of my other packages I've submitted to make sure I'm not doing anything too stupid, else if I go making any more packages I'll have to remake them again, heh12:38
_ionbluefoxicy: I respectfully disagree.12:38
bluefoxicy_ion:  you must like orange a lot then12:38
_ionbluefoxicy: I've got enough of the blue color themes that have been used since, uh, 80's or so. :-)12:40
bluefoxicy_ion:  blue is pleasant to the eye :p  Ubuntu has got to have the ugliest default theme I've ever seen.12:40
_ionTangerine sits very naturally with the Human Gtk theme.12:40
_ionI love it. :-)12:40
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LaserJockEnverex: hmm, I don't know. I'd make sure that the Makefile isn't doing something funny and that debian/rules is right12:41
LaserJockEnverex: if you need to create a dir you can use the dirs file12:41
LaserJockok guys, I really must work.12:42
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bluefoxicy_ion:  they could have used some creative usage of varied shades of green/blue instead of going all brown or all orange.12:43
EnverexThis is getting beyond a joke12:43
Enverexdropping every 10 minutes12:43
_ionAlways with the green and blue, argh.12:44
Laser_awaybluefoxicy: I like the brown and orange, I also like blue and green12:44
Laser_awayit could be purple for all I care :-)12:44
bluefoxicy_ion: there's a psychological method behind it.12:44
Laser_awayas long as it has ponies on the desktop I'm fine ;-)12:44
bluefoxicyhahaha12:44
EnverexLaser_away,12:46
Enverex    if test -z "$prefix"; then12:46
Enverex        prefix="/usr/local"12:46
Enverex    fi12:46
EnverexThat's the only reference I can find to it12:46
Enverex(it's in configure)12:46
Laser_awayhmm, maybe something is hard coded12:47
Laser_awayor maybe it's right, I can't think anymore12:48
Laser_awayugg, I just found an 84KB .emacs file on the web.12:48
Enverex:( Ubuntu is missing some apps I really want/need so I'm trying to package them myself, heh (E-UAE, UADE, etc)12:48
Laser_awayEnverex: don't worry, stick with it. It will work out.12:49
Enverexoh, Audatious (it's like XMMS but not shit)12:49
Laser_awayEnverex: I'm just not any help right now12:49
Enverexaudacious rather12:49
EnverexKinda got bored with packaging after spending an entire day working out how and kinda not doing too well, heh12:51
EnverexGRRr and UADE crashes on songend with XMMS12:53
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EnverexAnyone here that can help with a package?01:08
Enverex*pokes the channel with a stick*01:16
Enverexack, SexyPSF is missing too01:16
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Laser_awayEnverex: don't give up you'll get it01:33
EnverexLots of effort for little to no reward01:33
Laser_awayEnverex:  you might need to do something else for a little bit and come back to it latter when somebody can spend some time on it01:33
Laser_awayEnverex: it's proabably fairly close01:34
Laser_awayyou just need to get that last little bit and then the whole world with thank you :-)01:34
EnverexThis is like the third day I've been in here trying to get help01:35
tsengmost of us have real jobs / school01:35
EnverexSo do I heh, that's why I can't afford to spend 12 hours making a package01:35
Laser_awayEnverex: it took me about 3 weeks to do my first one01:36
tsengit doesnt take me 12 hours to make a package01:36
tsengit takes 101:36
Laser_awayjust do it off and on01:36
tsengso, there is a hump to get over01:36
Laser_awayyou'll get the hang of it01:36
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Laser_awayEnverex: still stuck on the "installing to the wrong path" issue?01:37
EnverexYup01:37
EnverexIf something wants "gtk-config" what package is that likely to be part of?01:40
Laser_awayEnverex: can you pastebin your debian/rules file for me?01:40
EnverexIt's the default one Laser_away, if you still want it01:41
Laser_awayyeah01:41
Laser_awayEnverex: did you try creating the dir?01:42
Enverexhttp://pastebin.ca/9539001:42
EnverexNo...  I didn't think that would work as I thought everything had to be within $PREFIX for it to work01:43
Laser_awayEnverex: have you built the program from source before?01:44
EnverexYup, I have it installed now from source (but not before I tried making that)01:44
Laser_awayEnverex: does it have DESTDIR in the makefile somewhere?01:44
Laser_awaythe basic problem seems to be that it isn't respecting the PREFIX01:45
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LaserJockapparently I'm not so away01:46
EnverexIt doesn't have DESTDIR anywhere in the makefile, no01:46
LaserJockgrep for "/usr/share/uade2/players" in the source dir01:47
LaserJockor at least "players"01:48
EnverexNothing01:48
LaserJockare you packaging 2.02?01:49
Enverexyeah01:50
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LaserJockEnverex: ok, here's what I did01:52
LaserJockI grabbed the source01:52
LaserJockgreped for "players"01:52
LaserJockgot a hit on Makefile.in01:52
LaserJockmkdir -p "$(DATADIR)/players"01:53
LaserJockwhich is the problem line01:53
LaserJockso then I grep for DATADIR01:53
LaserJockand I get01:53
EnverexWeird, "grep "players" ./" got nothing for me01:54
LaserJockI did grep "players" *01:54
EnverexI missed -f out, heh01:55
LaserJockI think I'd grep around and see how DATADIR is getting set01:56
LaserJockand see what you need to set to fix it01:57
EnverexIs it ok to manually edit the makefile to make it work my way then?01:57
LaserJockwell, I don't think you'll need to01:57
LaserJockI think your basic problem is in debian/rules01:58
LaserJockyou set --prefix=/usr01:58
LaserJockwhen you ./configure01:58
EnverexAll I see for DATADIR is "Makefile.in:DATADIR = {PACKAGEPREFIX}{DATADIR}"01:59
LaserJockthen latter on form make install you do prefix=$(CURDIR)/debian/uade/usr01:59
LaserJockthat's not all01:59
EnverexWell, where it's set01:59
KyralHey guys, random question02:00
KyralDoes Membership ever expire?02:01
LaserJockhmm, membership I'm not sure. MOTU lasts 2 years02:01
KyralI think I read someplace that it does02:01
KyralI'm kinda worried now lol02:01
LaserJockEnverex: basically you need to figure out how to get it to install to an arbitrary directory02:02
KyralI've backed off bigtime....but does still helping in #ubuntu and #kubuntu still merit Membership....02:02
LaserJocksure02:02
LaserJockI guess02:02
EnverexLaserJock, What if it's just not a sane makefile and tries to install outside of $PREFIX anyway?02:02
KyralI mean I've been more active with the Free Software community at large....so I guess that indirectly counts as helping Ubuntu lol02:03
LaserJockEnverex: PACKAGEPREFIX looks like a winner02:03
Enverexconfigure:    -e "s|{PACKAGEPREFIX}|$packageprefix|g" \02:03
Kyralanyway -ERANDOMNESS02:04
Enverexhmm, that's the only instance where it's not just called02:04
LaserJockexactly, so set it it instead of PREFIX02:04
Enverexah02:04
EnverexSo I DO need to edit the makefile, or do you mean in rules or something?02:05
LaserJockrules02:05
KyralWatch out soon you guys might be packaging software I wrote lol02:05
EnverexLaserJock, : how exactly? heh02:05
LaserJockEnverex: check out ./configure --help02:09
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LaserJockI think you might need to set --prefix=/usr and --package-prefix=$(CURDIR)/debian/uade/usr02:13
LaserJockI mean --package-prefix=$(CURDIR)/debian/uade02:13
LaserJocknormally that is DESTDIR02:14
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LaserJockKyral: your membership expires 2007-05-0902:16
LaserJockaccording to https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntumembers/+members02:16
KyralHow'd you find that out?02:16
Kyralah02:16
LaserJockno sorry, it's 2007-12-0502:16
LaserJock2 year, I think02:16
EnverexOk, thanks LaserJock02:19
LaserJockhmm, well there went my day :-)02:20
LaserJockI hope it goes well. Packaging can be one of the most enjoyable and most frustrating things02:20
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crimsunKyral: assisting in irc certainly merits continued membership.02:25
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bddebianHeya gang03:27
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bddebianHeya Laser03:28
bddebianErr LaserJock03:28
LaserJockhi bddebian03:28
LaserJockbddebian: I was going to say, have you seen the latest comment on the scilab new release bug?03:30
bddebianIn LP or on Debian BTS?03:34
LaserJockDebian03:36
LaserJockhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=27136403:37
UbugtuDebian bug 271364 in wnpp "Subject: RFH: scilab -- Matrix-based scientific software package (a la Matlab and Xmath)" [Normal,Open] 03:37
crimsunthat's all you, LaserJock/bddebian03:38
LaserJockwell it's kinda dumb really03:39
imbrandonLaserJock: did you have to install xcode for fink ?03:39
LaserJockthere are like 3 or 4  people it seems who are packaging Scilab 4.0 in some form or another but nothing has been uploaded03:39
LaserJockimbrandon: yes03:39
imbrandonLaserJock: hrm ok thanks03:40
LaserJockimbrandon: The OS X dvd has it all03:40
LaserJockalthough that might be getting old now03:40
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imbrandonLaserJock: btw wanna get on the recording tomarrow sometime ( afternoon ) about motu school and other misc stuff03:40
imbrandonLaserJock: i'm just downloading it ( i installed osx 10.4 from cd )03:41
LaserJockimbrandon: you want what? I didn't catch the first part of your sentence03:42
imbrandonpodcast ;)03:42
LaserJockoh cool, who are you interviewing?03:42
bddebianLaserJock: I'm not holding my breath anymore :-)03:43
LaserJockbddebian: yeah03:43
imbrandonno one really , but we were gonna talk about the new ubuntu classroom and easier motuing03:43
LaserJockcool03:43
imbrandonheya bddebian03:43
LaserJockimbrandon: round table disscussion?03:43
imbrandonyup03:44
bddebianHeya imbrandon03:44
imbrandonwell thats the intended format03:44
imbrandon;)03:44
LaserJockimbrandon: oh, and you want me to hop on?03:44
LaserJockgeeze I'm thick tonight03:44
crimsunwho all's in the pot so far?03:45
imbrandonsure, thats what i was intending ( i extened an invite to you but kinda worded it wrong )03:45
crimsunall're, rather03:45
bddebianDamnit, I don't know what to do with my hamlib changes03:45
crimsuncommit them?03:46
imbrandoncrimsun: for the podcast? just me and nixternal ( and LaserJock ? ) wanna join for some fun ? heheh03:46
bddebiancrimsun: I don't know if they are correct03:46
crimsunbddebian: URL?03:46
bddebianI haven't put them anywhere03:46
bddebianWhat would you want to see?  The big 3?03:47
crimsunyou mentioned not knowing what to do with your hamlib changes03:47
bddebianAye, I am saying, what files would you want to see?  Just a debdiff?03:48
crimsunis this a merge?03:48
tsenghamburglar?03:49
bddebiantseng: :-)03:49
tsengi just had one03:49
bddebiancrimsun: No, it FTBFSs because of python2.3 so I tried to make it comply to the new python policy03:49
bddebianIt builds OK now but I'm not sure that stuff should actually end up in /usr/lib/python-support/site-packages now?03:52
crimsunyes03:55
crimsun(since you use python-support)03:55
crimsunpython-support then takes care of b-c for python2.x03:55
bddebianOK cool, then should I upload to Ubuntu or send to BTS and wait?03:57
crimsunbts.03:58
crimsunsyncs++03:58
bddebianSomehow I knew you'd say that :-)03:58
FujitsuHeheh.03:59
LaserJockbddebian: is there are reason you are using python-support rather than python-central04:04
bddebianNope, does it matter?04:04
crimsunno, it doesn't at all matter.04:04
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LaserJockwell, it seemed to me with python-central you didn't have to change much of anything04:05
LaserJockbut maybe that's just with my packages04:05
crimsunyou should have to change much w/ either04:05
bddebianI didn't have to change much for python-support either04:05
crimsunshouldn't ^04:05
LaserJockwell, with python-support you have to change the install location, right?04:05
crimsunyes04:06
LaserJockI need to update my debian packages04:09
LaserJockis generally ok to have a different person sponsor an upload in Debian?04:09
crimsundifferent from...?04:10
LaserJockwell, I initially had ChrisH upload a package04:10
LaserJockbut azeem did the other one04:10
LaserJockI haven't talked with ChrisH since then so I'm wondering if I could just have azeem sponsor both04:11
crimsunI see no reason to hold hard and fast, but it's a matter of respect (and time, ...)04:11
bddebianAck, which reminds me I have got to get on colorgcc04:11
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bddebianHmm, do I steal the wxmaxima merge..04:16
LaserJockfrom who?04:17
bddebianLoic04:17
LaserJockwell, I doubt he'd mind04:17
crimsunhe hasn't been active lately (probably very busy), so I'd go ahead.04:19
bddebianOK04:20
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bddebianHeya Hobbsee04:53
Hobbseemorning all!04:53
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lukaswayne9Hey, I've had this package in the REVU for quite a while, I just need one more advocate.  Could someone take a look at it?  http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=276004:55
lukaswayne9ditto with http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=275804:56
bddebianlukaswayne9: If stellarium ever finishes building I'll try to take a look04:56
lukaswayne9alright, cool thanks04:56
ajmitchhi04:57
Hobbseehi bddebian :)04:57
bddebianHeya ajmitch04:57
Hobbseehi ajmitch04:57
lukaswayne9hey everyone05:01
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lukaswayne9bddebian: ever finish compiling?05:20
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bddebianlukaswayne9: Trying fceu-server now05:22
lukaswayne9cool05:22
tritiumWow, Thilo-Six invaded my Inbox :)05:26
bddebianheh05:26
tritiumhi bddebian05:27
bddebianHeya tritium05:28
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carthikI wonder if the gtk2 version of gnucash, gnucash 2.0.0 will make it into Egdy...05:34
ajmitchit may05:34
ajmitchconsidering that it's in debian unstable05:35
ajmitchthough it has an RC bug open05:35
carthikCool. Thanks, ajmitch.05:35
bddebianI wonder why spim isn't on any merge lists?05:35
bddebianlukaswayne9: advocated both05:36
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ajmitchI suppose I should ask for a pyflakes sync as well05:37
bddebianYeah ajmitch, get to work :-)05:38
lukaswayne9bddebian: thanks! so what now?  how do they get into universe?05:39
bddebianThey get uploaded :-)05:39
lukaswayne9bddebian: cool!05:39
lukaswayne9when?  is it like a script or something? or what?05:41
lukaswayne9not to be impatient, i'm just curious on how it all works05:42
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bddebianlukaswayne9: To be honest I am not sure.  If they don't get picked up, I'll upload them05:43
lukaswayne9alright! thanks a lot!05:43
bddebianOh, spim is a multiverse package, haven't looked at those merge pages :-(05:43
bddebianEgads, axiom is 40Mb :-(05:46
bddebianxfree86-common.. WTF?05:51
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HorDhola06:55
HorDalguien abla en espaol?06:56
HorDno?06:56
HorDgueno..06:56
tritiumHorD: no aqui.  /j #ubuntu-es06:57
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HorDme voy.....07:04
HorDoka!07:04
HorDgracias tritium!07:04
HorDchao07:04
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tritiumde nada07:04
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Kamping_Kaisergreetings motu land07:08
ajmitchhi07:08
Kamping_Kaiser:)07:08
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Kamping_Kaiserdo debs support multiple dependancies then an or? (if $this  and $that ; then ok to install || $other and $else; then ok to install)07:50
crimsunthe associativity isn't clear, could you parenthesise?07:57
crimsunwhat does 'multiple dependencies' refer to?07:58
crimsunthere's the concept of Provides, which is what I /think/ you mean.07:58
Kamping_Kaisersay a deb that supports kde+gnome, it can *either* depend on qt+kdelib, *or* gtk+gnomelib, so if it needs to install it looks for one combo of the depends07:59
crimsunfor instance, if a package Depends on "exim | mail-transport-agent", then if you have postfix installed you're fine.07:59
crimsun(since postfix Provides mail-transport-agent)07:59
crimsunit reads as if you're looking at Provides, yes.08:00
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Toadstoolgood morning everybody08:01
Kamping_Kaiserok, i suspect i'll get to them later in the docs, it was just a question that occured to me08:01
Kamping_Kaiserhi Toadstool :)08:01
Toadstoolhey Kamping_Kaiser08:01
Kamping_Kaisergday08:01
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Hobbseehi all08:14
ajmitchhi08:14
ajmitchHobbsee: care to give me a list of packages on REVU that you've uploaded & can be archived?08:14
Hobbseeajmitch: ah...yeah?  edgy-changes would be the most effective08:15
Hobbseeajmitch: or do you want me to write you a list?08:15
ajmitcha list would be nicer08:15
Hobbseeajmitch: checkinstall, knights08:15
Hobbseekommando08:16
Toadstoolheya ajmitch & Hobbsee08:16
Hobbseekbiff, kdiff308:16
Hobbseekprof keurocalc08:16
Hobbseenip2, kid308:16
Hobbseeamarok aasaver ktorrent08:16
Hobbseendiswrapper, egoboo, enigma knmap08:16
Hobbseeksudoku kdbg08:17
Hobbseekbarcode, komba2,08:17
Hobbseekwave, ksensors, ksynaptics, kxml*08:18
ajmitchhave you uploaded *all* the ones on REVU under your name?08:18
Hobbseekvdr, klogic08:18
Hobbseeajmitch: not quite08:19
Hobbseeand kcemirror08:19
Hobbseeajmitch: that's all :)08:19
Hobbseeajmitch: there's one that FTBFS, and a few that i had a go at, but need to be examined by other people08:19
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StevenKHobbsee: Which one fails?08:39
HobbseeStevenK: kover08:39
StevenKI don't feel like reading through main bugs and I don't feel like hacking on Rails. Packaging sounds good.08:39
StevenKHobbsee: It's on REVU08:39
StevenK?08:39
HobbseeStevenK: yeah, it's also at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/kover/1:2.9.6-3ubuntu108:39
StevenKAh, it's been uploaded.08:40
HobbseeStevenK: http://librarian.launchpad.net/3503886/buildlog_ubuntu-edgy-i386.kover_1%3A2.9.6-3ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz was the build log08:40
HobbseeStevenK: yeah, it got uploaded, then failed to build on the buildds.08:40
StevenKWith that error, it should have failed to build for you, too.08:41
HobbseeStevenK: it didnt.08:41
HobbseeStevenK: i dont know why, but it definetly built and installed fine, otherwise i wouldnt have asked someone to upload it.08:41
StevenKActually, it isn't your fault.08:41
StevenK/usr/include/linux/byteorder/little_endian.h:43: error: '__le64' does not name a type08:42
StevenKI suspect it's linux-kernel-headers which is broken.08:42
Hobbseeyeah, i can tell it's not a packaging error - i just dont know why it failed08:42
Hobbseeah08:42
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StevenKOh, yuck!08:51
ajmitchStevenK: ?08:51
Arbiterhi *08:51
StevenKIt's DBS08:51
ToadstoolFujitsu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Candidates <-- :)08:51
FujitsuAha. Thanks, Toadstool.08:51
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Hobbseehi LaserJock08:54
ajmitchhello LaserJock08:54
LaserJockhi08:54
LaserJockhmm, I need to get thilosix to chill out on the bug commentary a bit09:00
Arbiterthilosix?09:01
LaserJockyeah09:01
LaserJockI had him go through the MOTU Science bugs today09:02
LaserJockbut i got into renaming bugs and mailing launchpad-users09:02
LaserJockmust have had a fair amount of time on his hands09:02
ArbiterLaserJock, have you reviewed agave?09:02
Arbiter:)09:02
StevenKHobbsee: Reproducible.09:03
HobbseeStevenK: yeah darn, okay.09:03
LaserJockit looked pretty good from a quick glance09:03
ArbiterLaserJock, it's almost the same as colorscheme09:03
LaserJockI haven't had a chance to build, etc.09:03
Arbiterexcept for the patch09:03
StevenKstatic __inline__ __le64 __cpu_to_le64p(const __u64 *p)09:03
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Arbiterand different package name in debian/{control,copyright}09:03
Arbiterand debian/changelog09:03
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StevenKOkay, I am confused now.09:05
nixternalg'nite09:05
FujitsuLaserJock, I can't stand his renaming thing... `Confirmed | such-and-such', `User hasn't responded since X | such-and-such'...09:09
LaserJockFujitsu: sorry about that09:10
FujitsuLaserJock, it's incredibly annoying :P09:10
LaserJockI just intended for him to confirms bugs and normal triage stuff09:10
FujitsuHe's done that... as well as destroying every bug he's touched.09:11
FujitsuBut, at least he's triaging :)09:11
LaserJockwell, I think he is09:12
LaserJockit's hard to tell what exactly he's doing09:13
FujitsuYeah, in the middle of the whole turning the title field into a comment/status field, and the description field into an extended ASCII-art-containing status container.09:14
LaserJockhehe09:15
Fujitsu** Description changed:09:15
Fujitsu+ ================================09:15
Fujitsu+ Bug Status 21st July '06 by T. Six:09:15
Fujitsu+ Fix in Ubuntu package has been released09:15
Fujitsu+ Bug has been reported upstream (Debian), upstream hasnt answered yet.09:15
Fujitsu+ ================================09:15
Fujitsu+09:15
FujitsuTHAT.09:15
FujitsuIS.09:15
FujitsuNot good.09:15
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FujitsuI would go around and reverse all of those changes... But that would spam everybody again.09:18
Hobbseeoh gosh.09:18
LaserJockFujitsu: yeah, I'm not sure what to do09:19
LaserJockI don't want to spam everybody again09:19
LaserJockbut it's made it a bit difficult09:19
LaserJockI guess I'll email him and try to get him straightened out a bit so he doesn't do it more09:19
FujitsuYeah, this has made a lot of bugs rather unmanageable... We ideally need to get them modified to their original states without spamming the entire world... Anybody with access to Launchpad's Postgres? :P09:21
StevenKHeh, who knew Launchpad used postgres.09:22
LaserJockFujitsu: I can try to do that tommorow09:22
FujitsuStevenK, I'm pretty sure it does.09:22
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LaserJockhmm, it's kinda hard to say "Stop it" in a polite way09:23
FujitsuYeah.09:24
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FujitsuHowever, he's used to being told to `stop it' unpolitely.09:24
FujitsuHe's known by everyone on ubuntu-users... as an annoying person.09:24
LaserJockoh, I see09:25
LaserJockI've only run into him a couple times, long ago09:25
FujitsuHe always signs his messages with `\n\n bye Thilo'... I've seen a HUGE number of his messages.09:26
LaserJockok, email sent09:28
LaserJocktommorow I'll ask about reverting changes if possible09:28
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Laser_awayFujitsu: thanks for the heads up ;-)09:30
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FujitsuThanks, Laser_away... It should be fairly easy for a Launchpad-person to quickly revert the title/description changes.09:31
FujitsuHi, Gloubiboulga.09:31
Gloubiboulgahi Fujitsu, hi all09:31
Hobbseehi Gloubiboulga09:32
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FujitsuIf upstream provides a Debian package, should it be used/modified rather than creating an entirely new one?09:39
cypher1is it the community or specific people who builds big packages like opera, gnome etc ?09:39
cypher1i meant specific people in the communtiy ;) as we are all part of ubuntu community09:40
Gloubiboulgathe opera packages are not built by the community, since the sources are closed09:42
cypher1ok09:43
Gloubiboulgagnome is maintained by 2 persons in ubuntu :)09:44
Gloubiboulgabut anyone can provide patches/fixes09:44
Toadstoolheya Gloubiboulga09:44
Gloubiboulgahi Toadstool09:44
cypher1Gloubiboulga, thanks :)09:44
FujitsuCan anybody answer my question>09:45
ToadstoolFujitsu: it depends on how good upstream packaging is and usually it's quite bad :)09:45
FujitsuAha.09:45
FujitsuOK.09:45
FujitsuI'll check, then.09:45
Gloubiboulga+ upstream usually doesn't provide a source package09:46
Toadstoolyep09:46
FujitsuThey do in this case. They provide a repository, and I'm currently grabbing the package.09:46
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ajmitchupstream isn't _always_ useless with source packages09:55
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FujitsuArbiter, AMD-drivers, you mean :P10:05
Arbiterati ati10:06
Arbiterpff this crap just doesn't work well10:06
Arbiteri have lots of problems rendering 3d scenes10:06
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Arbiterit's simple: rendering freezes for about 450ms every 5-6 seconds10:07
Arbiterit's annoying10:07
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ajmitchHobbsee: just fix it then :)10:11
Hobbseeajmitch: i dont know how then - i cant figure out why it works better in dapper than edgy.10:11
ajmitchis it the build-deps that's giving you problems10:11
ajmitchexplain what 'works better' means10:11
Hobbseeajmitch: has a higher framerate, making the game actually playable.10:12
ajmitchok..10:12
Hobbseeit's really slow and chuggy on edgy here, and i'm not sure why - ie which packages are missing, etc10:12
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ajmitchi810 drivers?10:12
Hobbseei think so10:13
ArbiterHobbsee, yeah i'm having GL problems too10:13
ajmitchthen I doubt it's the package, but mesa10:13
Hobbseeajmitch: ah...so that's what mesa is - what's the fix?10:13
ajmitchI've seen others with that problem, and opengl-using apps complain on edgy here as well10:13
ajmitchyou wait for it to be fixed10:13
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Hobbseeajmitch: right, okay.  hmm, these have weird dependancies.10:14
ajmitchunless you really want to dive into the mesa code10:15
Hobbseehmmm...true10:16
Hobbseeajmitch: i'd like it to just work (tm) kthnksbye!  :P10:17
Arbiterhm... gentoo has mesa 6.510:19
Arbiterwhy not bump our packages?10:19
ajmitchHobbsee: sure, go do it10:19
Hobbseeajmitch: you're the core dev, you go fix it.10:19
Hobbseeof course, i'm sure StevenK would like to fix it :)10:20
ajmitchmesa in debian has 671 bugs against it10:20
Hobbseeholy sugar!  that's a lot.10:20
ajmitch'* The "-O666 -fwater-c00ling -DBE_F4ST" release'10:20
Arbiteronly 4 bugs in gentoo :P10:20
Arbitermaybe gentoo devs have made some patches?10:21
ajmitchperhaps that shows how many people use gentoo?10:21
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Hobbseeajmitch: yep :P10:22
Arbiterajmitch, pfff :P10:22
HobbseeArbiter: go and fix it.10:22
ArbiterHobbsee, i'm not code-dev :P10:22
Arbiter*core10:22
HobbseeArbiter: do you need to be?  if the patches are good, they'll be accepted10:26
Arbiteri don't have the time to test such things :)10:26
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HobbseeArbiter: bleh.10:27
Arbiter:P10:28
ArbiterHobbsee, uhm... does the ati GL impl use mesa?10:30
ajmitchArbiter: you probably have a different problem10:30
Arbiterajmitch, maybe10:31
Arbiteri have render freeze every 6-7 secs10:31
Arbiter*freezes*10:31
HobbseeArbiter: no idea, i dont deal in X :P10:31
Arbiterajmitch, but this problem appeared only few days ago in edgy10:31
Hobbseeprobably a good thing, too10:31
ArbiterHobbsee, ;)10:32
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phanaticmorning10:41
Hobbseehi phanatic10:42
phanatichey Hobbsee10:42
phanaticHobbsee: had a great party yesterday? ;)10:42
Hobbseephanatic: you mean today?  yep :)10:42
Hobbseephanatic: and i've discovered the mess that is mesa, so i've had a good day :)10:43
Hobbseethe girls took me shopping and out for pizza :)10:43
phanaticoh, my... timezones are not my friends :)10:43
phanaticthat's great!10:43
Hobbseehehe10:43
phanaticso it was not an all day bugfixing party then :)10:44
Hobbseephanatic: yes, it would have been much better to declare the world as flat, and everyone at the same time10:44
Hobbseephanatic: hah, no.  note, i said "the girls"10:44
phanaticyeah, noticed ;)10:44
Hobbseewhich usually doesnt mean "bugfixers"10:45
ajmitchit can...10:45
ArbiterGloubiboulga, are you here?10:45
Hobbseeajmitch: sure it can...but..10:45
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GloubiboulgaArbiter, yes10:46
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phanaticHobbsee: :)10:46
Hobbseephanatic: :P10:46
phanatichey Gloubiboulga10:46
Gloubiboulgahello phanatic :)10:46
ArbiterGloubiboulga, do you want to review my updated colorscheme package? (new upstream release, new upstream program name and gcc 4.1 patch)10:47
Arbiter:)10:47
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GloubiboulgaArbiter, not now, but I'll do it today10:47
phanaticheh, my karma gets more and more every day without doing anything...10:47
ArbiterGloubiboulga, thanks a lot10:47
GloubiboulgaArbiter, what's the new name ?10:47
Arbiteragave10:48
Gloubiboulgaok10:48
Arbiterheh i need to redo all the package process thanks to it's upstream author :p10:48
ajmitchphanatic: quite strange10:48
Arbiterphanatic, mine too :p10:49
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ajmitchphanatic: they must be doing adjustments again, mine has shot up to over 5x what it was a week ago10:49
phanaticajmitch: indeed10:49
cypher1why does gpg says "secret key not available" during debuild -S while i had already done "gpg --key-gen" ??10:51
Fujitsuajmitch, mine is 5 times what it was yesterday.10:52
Hobbseecypher1: did you specify the -kyourkeyid?10:52
Hobbseewow, my karma went up again too.10:52
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cypher1Hobbsee, -kmykeyid to debuild ?10:53
Hobbseecypher1: yep10:53
Hobbseehi doko_10:53
cypher1Hobbsee, no let me try it10:54
cypher1Hobbsee, thanks!!! it works10:57
Hobbseecypher1: :)10:57
cypher1Hobbsee, wonder why it is not mentioned in packaging guide10:58
Hobbseecypher1: because Laser_away hasnt added it10:58
cypher1ok :)10:58
Hobbseebesides, why did you need to sign it anyway?  i guess if you were uploading it to revu10:58
cypher1yes i am learning to package and doing my first10:59
cypher1hope to upload to revu10:59
cypher1Hobbsee, we can upload any kind of packages right ?10:59
Hobbseecypher1: ah right10:59
Hobbseecypher1: only sources.10:59
cypher1Hobbsee, binary package ?10:59
Hobbseecypher1: nope.  no binaries.10:59
cypher1Hobbsee, so pbuilder should not be done ??11:00
Hobbseecypher1: it should, to test out the debs that you make.11:00
Hobbseebut dputting *.changes will only upload teh source files.11:00
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ajmitchcypher1: please avoid using away scripts like that11:15
ajmitchthey clutter up the channel11:15
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EnverexI've got a question regarding a rather split package if anyone is awake11:43
sivanghi folks11:43
Kamping_Kaiserhi siretart11:44
Kamping_Kaiserer, sivang11:44
Kamping_Kaiser(sorry st)11:44
sivanghey dude11:44
sivang'sup ?11:44
Kamping_Kaiserreading the packaging guide, amoungst other things :)11:45
EnverexI have a source package that normally detects whether you have xmms and/or audacious installed and then installs the plugins if you have them installed, now, how would I make that work as a package?11:45
FujitsuHave seperate packages for each plugin.11:46
EnverexI thought of that but it seemed a bit wasteful considering there would be technically no difference between the packages other than the deps line on the control file11:48
FujitsuNo, no... The seperate plugin files in different packages.11:49
Gloubiboulgabut the dependencies will be different11:49
Gloubiboulgathe deps line is quite important actually11:50
Gloubiboulgadepending on xmms will bring the gtk1.2 libs, depending on audacious will bring gtk211:51
Gloubiboulgait's a big difference :)11:51
EnverexFujitsu, but it's one source package...11:54
EnverexAudacious isn't even in Synaptic yet, which is annoying because XMMS sucks ass, heh11:54
FujitsuEnverex, one source package can produce as many binary packages as necessary.11:54
EnverexFujitsu, Erm, how do I go about that then?11:54
FujitsuAre you using debhelper?11:55
Enverexyeah11:55
FujitsuYou'll just need to tell it to put the plugin files in seperate packages... I've forgotten exactly how.11:56
EnverexAlthough that wont work yet anyway as audacious would be a dep for one and it's not available yet11:56
Gloubiboulgaby using .install files and several entries in debian/control11:56
EnverexOver my head =/11:57
FujitsuEnverex, just set audacious as a dependency, it just won't be installable yet.11:58
EnverexWell yeah, but pbuilder will fail so I wont know if it worked11:58
EnverexIf the package is named uade and it's building an xmms plugin, would xmms-uade (for the binary package) be correct?12:05
GloubiboulgaIthink so12:06
Enverexhmm, I just thought, it makes a uade123 player too =/12:06
Enverexarg, I need to make this 3 packages but have no idea how12:06
GloubiboulgaEnverex, have a look at other packages ;)12:07
EnverexCan't think of any others that do that12:07
Gloubiboulgaxchat, gftp, almost all the libs build multiple bianries12:07
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Gloubiboulgasee how they use .install files in debian/12:08
Enverexgrrr12:08
EnverexE: You must put some source URIs in your sources.list12:09
ajmitchmorning ogra_ :)12:09
ajmitch(if you're really here)12:09
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Kamping_Kaisercan dpkg-buildpackage be used in verbose mode - like saying 'i'm applying quilt patches, i'm doign this, that and the otehr now'?02:23
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Enverexhmm, I'm getting this when trying to build my sexypsf package...02:30
Enverexmv libsexypsf.so /tmp/buildd/.xmms/Plugins02:30
Enverexmv: cannot move `libsexypsf.so' to `/tmp/buildd/.xmms/Plugins': No such file or directory02:30
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EnverexSome clue as to what I need to do to make that error not happen would be good02:43
ajmitchit should never try & put files outside of the package build tree02:44
Enverexthe makefile tells it to move the file to $(HOME)/.xmms/Plugins02:45
tsengit should go to /usr/lib/xmms/ or wheverer system wide plugsins go02:45
ajmitchEnverex: that's a very bad thing02:46
Kamping_Kaiserif i run `debuild` will that make binary debs like `dpkg-buildpackage` would?02:46
ajmitchpackages mustn't touch home directories02:46
ajmitchKamping_Kaiser: yes02:46
tsengdebuild runs dpkg-buildpackage02:46
Kamping_Kaiserthanks02:46
Kamping_Kaiseroh, right :$02:46
Enverexajmitch, erm, well the plugin is supposed to go into the users xmms plugin folder. How else can it be done?02:46
ajmitchEnverex: a package is system-wide, what would you do if you had 20 users on the system, 5 of whom wanted this plugin?02:47
ajmitchlook at where the other xmms plugins go02:47
EnverexThat's true02:47
EnverexI'll need to modify the makefile then02:48
ajmitchquite likely02:48
ajmitchand make it respect $(DESTDIR)02:48
EnverexWell that's currently...02:48
Enverexinstallglobal: sexypsf02:48
Enverex        mv libsexypsf.so `xmms-config --input-plugin-dir`02:48
ajmitchwhich is bad, because if you build this outside of a chroot you're overwriting files on the filesystem02:49
EnverexBut it also means if XMMS ever changes plugin folder, it wont work (because I now have to set it statically02:49
ajmitchyou're assuming that xmms will change after all these years02:50
EnverexStill, it was a logical thing to use02:51
ajmitchyes, and you can still use it02:52
ajmitchhowever if you used something like $(DESTDIR)$(xmms-config --input-plugin-dir) it would also work02:52
ajmitchyou may or may not need a / in between them02:52
_ionAn extra / won't hurt.02:52
ajmitchfrom debian/rules, make gets called with the DESTDIR argument02:53
_ionI'd add input_plugin_dir := $(shell xmms-config --input-plugin-dir) around the beginning of the Makefile and then use the variable.02:54
_ionNote the :=02:54
EnverexSay I have a source that makes plugins for 2 different programs AND a standalone program, how do I go about having them split up?02:55
_ionPut each package's metadata to debian/control and use debian/packagename.install to install the proper files from debian/tmp.02:56
Enverexerm, any guides that make it simpler than that?02:57
_ionSee dh_install(1)02:57
EnverexIt did this instead now btw mv libsexypsf.so /tmp/buildd/sexypsf-0.4.8/debian/sexypsf (where as the plugin folder is /usr/lib/xmms/Input/)02:59
Enverexmeh, this is all too dififcult to be honest03:00
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Enverex_ion: ALL xmms addons seem to install to home, heh03:07
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Enverexgrr, I specified /usr/local/share in the .install file but it's not copied anything from that into the deb file03:19
Enverex(minus the first /)03:20
Enverexargh, I hate this, it's so frustating03:22
slomoEdgyEft: you don't want anything from /usr/local03:28
slomoEnverex: ^03:28
EnverexI put "usr/local" it's the folder inside the pbuild03:29
Enverexhence why I said "minus the first /"03:29
Enverexi.e. this is what pbuilder builds for one of them03:31
Enverexinstall src/frontends/xmms/libuade2.so "/tmp/buildd/uade-2.02/debian/uade/usr/lib/xmms/Input"03:31
Kamping_Kaisernoooo! i was trying to 'fix' the wrong file in this frigging vim thing03:33
EnverexOk, it's official, I give up, this all takes FAR too long03:33
Enverexand makes little sense03:35
Kamping_Kaiseri'm confused - the file i need to patch doesnt exist.03:40
Kamping_Kaiserah, now it does03:41
Kamping_Kaiseris there a motu list, and would it be the correct place to ask about patching that messes with your head?03:42
ajmitchyes & yes03:42
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ajmitchand the next motu school thing is on patching03:42
mloskothi all03:43
ajmitchthough not at a decent time03:43
Kamping_Kaiserhi mloskot03:43
mloskothi03:43
Kamping_Kaiserajmitch, i cant go, i have  a tafe intro thing the same day (but 6 hours later) :|03:43
mloskotIs there anyone who could explain me why dh_make generates me following line in the control file: Package: cpptkBROKEN?03:43
mloskotI'm creating package for my cpptk library.03:43
Kamping_Kaiseractually i need help with making a patch - diffing?03:43
mloskotWhat does this BROKEN mean?03:43
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mloskotHere is my complete control file generated by dh_make:03:45
mloskothttp://rafb.net/paste/results/ko1OTL35.html03:45
Kamping_Kaisermy problem is: i get a pure vim source tree, but the file i need to patch doesnt exist untill i run 'fakeroot debian/rules extract', and i'm not sure where its coming from  - presumably somewhere in upstream/debians patches, which i cant work out from grepping03:45
ajmitchmloskot: when you ran dh_make, it would have told you to rename the package03:49
mloskotajmitch: hmm, but the name is fine I suppose: cpptk-dev03:50
ajmitchbecause you chose a library package03:50
ajmitchand library packages have particularly strict rules03:50
mloskotajmitch: you're right, thanks for the tip, now I know where is the problem.03:51
mloskotI run dh_make from script and haven't looked to details of the output msg.03:51
mloskotajmitch: thanks!03:52
mloskotajmitch: so finally I'll get two packages? cpptk-dev and cpptk1 (renamed from cpptkBROKEN), am I right?03:52
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derjohnanyone ran edgy-alternate-amd64 to install a server on a raid0 ? base-install fails, with "mdadm not found".03:53
ajmitchyou probably want to read the debian library packaging guide if this is a library03:53
mloskotajmitch: certainly you're right. I'm trying to follow Debian New Maintainers' Guide, so it may not suffice in this subject.03:54
ajmitchit won't03:54
mloskotajmitch: thanks again, I've found the guide you mentioned03:55
ajmitchpeople are generally discouraged from packaging a library as their first package, due to the number of little things required03:55
Kamping_Kaiserajmitch, got a minute?03:56
mloskotYup, I've been facing these things :-)03:56
ajmitchbarely, I'm off to bed very shortly03:56
Kamping_Kaiserthe file i need to patch is extracted from the vim orig upstream tarball, do i make changes -> diff -> try and use diff as a patch?03:57
ajmitchgenerally so, yes03:57
ajmitchnot knowing what you're doing, I can't really say03:58
Kamping_Kaiserok. wish me luck ;) quilt patch system, here i come03:58
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ajmitchah, quilt03:58
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Kamping_Kaiseris that 'ah, rather you then me'?03:58
ajmitchI have't used it much03:58
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ajmitchnight all03:59
Kamping_Kaiserlater mate03:59
Kamping_Kaiserright, i have a diff :) *moves into battle properly*04:02
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\shmoins04:11
Kamping_Kaiserhi \sh04:11
Kamping_Kaiser(random question) are this switches ok for diff? -> diff -ruNa vim/runtime/syntax/debsources.vim vim/runtime/syntax/debsources.mod.vim  >addUbuntuToSourcesList.diff04:12
Kamping_Kaiseri'm asking because quilt didnt like it. *goes back to README.quilt for clues*04:14
slomoKamping_Kaiser: why are you doing this btw? vim is already merged with debian and the debsources file has the ubuntu entries too iirc04:14
slomoKamping_Kaiser: for the diff... that's fine :)04:15
Kamping_Kaiserslomo, it doesnt04:15
Kamping_Kaisermissing 'dapper, edgy+univer+multi+restr' (or my versions of vim are)04:15
slomooh right... seems like i missed that ;) ok, if you give me the diff i'll upload it later :)04:16
Kamping_Kaiserslomo, would that diff ^ do, or do you want a proper quilt one?04:17
slomothat one would be fine04:17
Kamping_Kaiserok. *goes to try and win this fight anyway.* ... i deserve to win :)04:17
slomothe quilt patches are normal diffs anyway04:18
Kamping_Kaiserhm. they seem to have an extra line (unless i'm just not used to diffs)04:19
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slomowhich one?04:19
Kamping_KaiserIndex: vim/runtime/syntax/debcontrol.vim04:20
Kamping_Kaiser===================================================================04:20
Kamping_Kaiser(eg)04:20
slomonothing to worry about :)04:21
Kamping_Kaiserwell it failed to apply because of it, so i wondered :)04:21
slomonot because of this lines... there must've been another conflict04:22
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Hobbseehi all04:25
Kamping_Kaiserhi Hobbsee :) *hugs*04:25
Hobbseehi Kamping_Kaiser ;004:26
Hobbsee:)04:26
Kamping_Kaiser:o04:26
Kamping_Kaiser:D04:26
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Hobbseehaha04:27
Kamping_Kaiser:P04:27
Kamping_Kaiserhi Yagisan04:27
Hobbseehi Yagisan04:27
phanatichey Hobbsee and Yagisan04:27
Hobbseehi phanatic04:28
Kamping_Kaiserslomo, it seems those 2 lines are added by quilt. I *FINALLY* got it to patch04:31
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slomoKamping_Kaiser: there are some patches without these lines that work fine04:31
Kamping_Kaiserslomo, i belive you :)04:32
slomopatches/cindent-fix.patch for example04:32
Kamping_Kaiserdo you want me to email it to you, or attach it to the bug?04:32
Kamping_Kaiserls04:32
slomoattach it to the bug and assign the bug to me... i'll upload it in some minutes after i'm back from shopping ;)04:33
Kamping_Kaiserok, asigning to slomo :)04:33
Yagisanevening Kamping_Kaiser, Hobbsee, phanatic04:35
Kamping_Kaiserhi :)04:36
Kamping_Kaiserok, night all. :) i'm going to quit while i'm ahead :D04:43
Kamping_Kaisernight Hobbsee :) catch you tomorrow04:44
Hobbseenight Kamping_Kaiser04:44
Kamping_Kaiserlater mate *gone*04:45
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bddebianHeya gang04:56
phanatichey raphink and bddebian :)04:58
bddebianHello phanatic05:00
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raphinkhi phanatic05:04
FunnyLookinHatDoes anyone here know how I can use the files that dh_make produces if my build command have something in between ./configure and make ?05:12
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bddebianFunnyLookinHat: Just run qmake after configure in rules05:14
phanaticFunnyLookinHat: just insert the appropriate command in the right place (either after ./configure or before make of course)05:14
FunnyLookinHatooh ok, in the rules file.05:15
FunnyLookinHatThanks05:15
bddebianIs there any point in replacing an xfree86-common build-dep with x11-common?  Or do I just have to get all the modules it needs?05:15
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phanaticFunnyLookinHat: yeah, in debian/rules. just left out the most important info, sorry :)05:19
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slomoKamping_Kaiser: uploaded, thanks :)06:12
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GloubiboulgaArbiter, ping06:22
ArbiterGloubiboulga, pong06:22
GloubiboulgaArbiter, colorscheme is not out of NEW, right?06:23
Arbiternope06:23
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GloubiboulgaI think it might a good idea to ask a reject for it06:23
Arbiter#ubuntu-devel?06:23
Gloubiboulgayes06:23
ArbiterGloubiboulga, agave is ok?06:24
Gloubiboulgait'll make things easier for everyone (name change)06:24
Arbiteryep06:24
GloubiboulgaArbiter, I'm checking :)06:24
ArbiterGloubiboulga, good work :)06:24
ArbiterGloubiboulga, asked for removal06:27
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Gloubiboulgathanks Arbiter06:28
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bddebianKamping_Kaiser: Oh, so you have slomo doing your dirty work now eh? :-)06:40
bddebianphanatic: Mind if I do the labplot merge?06:46
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phanaticbddebian: feel free to do it :)06:57
LaserJockbddebian: *\o/*06:57
LaserJock*-o-*06:59
LaserJock*\o/*06:59
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ArbiterGloubiboulga, ping07:02
GloubiboulgaArbiter, yep07:02
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ArbiterGloubiboulga, do i need to remove changelog entries like " * New upstream version" and replace with " * Initial release"?07:03
GloubiboulgaArbiter, I think so, yes07:03
Arbiterwell07:03
Arbiterit's in my tomorrow TODO07:03
Arbiteri have to play with C++ and QT4 now :D07:04
Gloubiboulgano hurry, lets check that colorscheme is really REJECTED07:04
Arbiteri posted on -devel07:04
Gloubiboulgayou should play with C and GTK :p07:04
ArbiterGloubiboulga, nah :P07:05
Arbiterqt is better :P07:05
Gloubiboulga:)07:05
Arbiteri dont like the simil-OO pattern used in Gtk :P07:05
Arbiterbut i'll try gtkmm ;)07:05
Arbiteri'm writing a simple gui to help me managing files in debian/ :P07:06
chillywillyLaserJock: we'll see :)07:06
LaserJockhmm, I have yet to figure out how OS X stores the user's application data07:10
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Gloubiboulgahow strange, reinstalling dchroot removed my config file07:17
Gloubiboulgaactually no, I deleted it myself ^^07:18
Gloubiboulgabut reinstalling dchroot doesn't create /etc/dchroot.conf07:18
bddebianLaserJock: :-)07:24
bddebianphanatic: OK, thx07:24
slomoArbiter: simil-OO pattern?07:26
Arbiterslomo, yep... things like gtk_button_new_with_text(); :P07:26
Arbiter(C, not C#)07:26
slomo*shrug* gtk is nice in all languages :P07:27
Arbiter:P07:27
ArbiterQt is not only a GUI toolkit07:27
Arbiteris a complete framework07:27
Arbiterit's more useful for me :P07:28
Arbiter(and easier)07:29
Arbiterand coherent, and many other things :D07:29
Arbiterslomo, i prefer use gtk+ with C# + monodevelop + stetic07:29
Arbiter;)07:29
bddebianeeks07:29
Arbiterin any other cases i prefer C++ & qt :D07:30
LaserJockI like Fortran+readline07:31
bddebianhehe07:31
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Arbiter:D07:31
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bddebianHeya tuxmaniac07:34
tuxmaniacbddebian> heya07:34
tuxmaniacbddebian> xcircuit has to be synced07:34
tuxmaniacbddebian> :)07:34
zulim going to hit someone07:34
tsengzul: please.07:35
zulwohoo..07:38
bddebiantuxmaniac: Aye07:38
LaserJockzul: hmm07:39
LaserJockzul: did you succeed?07:39
zuli thought about it but i have no one to physically to beat07:40
zulso im playing poker until this thing compiles07:40
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lukaswayne9If I find a bug in a universe package what should I do?  I can fix it easily, should I upload a fixed package to the revu/07:48
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bddebianlukaswayne9: Sure, or become an MOTU ;-P07:48
lukaswayne9I have so much free time, and there is SO much broken stuff in universe that can fixed SO easily.. How can I become a MOTU?07:48
ThiefOfBaghdadbddebian> I want to become one :P07:48
sharmsstep 1: read the wiki07:49
bddebianlukaswayne9: Keep packaging stuff and fixing bugs :-)07:49
bddebianThiefOfBaghdad: So do it :-)07:50
sharmsstep 1.1: go to the link: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Hopeful/Recruitment07:50
bddebianlukaswayne9: A better way may be to file a bug on LP and post a debdiff with the fix \07:51
LaserJocklukaswayne9: and assign it to the motureviewers LP team07:52
bddebianAye07:52
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lukaswayne9lot's of packages need to follow the new python policy07:54
bddebianYes07:54
lukaswayne9shouldn't that stuff be fixed in debian though?07:54
bddebianIn fact, for those, it would be best to create a debdiff and post to Debian BTS07:54
LaserJocklukaswayne9: yes07:54
lukaswayne9Why are there so many missing packages from universe?  Like libvte4?07:55
bddebianLaserJock: Speaking of which, axiom has issues besides build-depping on xfree86-common :-)07:55
LaserJocklukaswayne9: missing how? In Debian but not in Ubuntu?07:56
lukaswayne9there's a source pacakge but no binaries07:56
bddebianMeans it probably failed to build07:56
LaserJockah, well if the source has a problem and doesn't build then there are no binaries07:56
LaserJockbddebian: arggg, I dislike that package. partially because it is so stinkin huge07:57
bddebianIt's there07:57
bddebianhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/vte/1:0.13.3-0ubuntu107:57
sharmsspeaking of stinking huge packages, ogre3d is a bit over my head07:57
bddebianLaserJock: Aye, 40Mb.. :-)07:57
bddebiansharms: What's wrong with it?07:57
sharmsbddebian: very out of date, but it is very complex with respect to how debian packaged it so i can't quite figure out how to package the new version07:58
lukaswayne9E: Package libvte4 has no installation candidate07:58
sharmsmaybe someone can tell me why they name it: libogre5c2a  instead of just libogre?07:58
bddebianI'm not sure I'll ever understand that versioning crap :-(07:59
bddebianlukaswayne9: Ah, it's libvte907:59
sharmsthey released version 1.2 a while ago, but debian is still on the old version, and what is worse is there was API improvements so people reading the current tutorials won't be able to use them on our version07:59
lukaswayne9libvte4 is required by grip08:00
sharmsI know we got some time before a freeze, but unless I magically become a motu guru I don't see myself being able to do it08:00
bddebiansharms: Are the upstream build systems the same or did they change also?08:00
bddebianlukaswayne9: So fix grip :-)08:00
sharmsbddebian: upstream is still old version, I have a feeling it will stay that way since it is a complex project08:00
lukaswayne9alright08:00
lukaswayne9i've got a lot of packages i'm interested in fixing08:00
bddebiansharms: I mean upstream, upstream, not Debian08:00
lukaswayne9i'll set a goal to become a MOTU for the next release cycle08:00
bddebianexcellent08:00
ThiefOfBaghdadlukaswayne9> good yaar. we got loads of such packages with loads of errors08:00
sharmsbddebian: the build system is still the same, but there are like 9 patches for debian for some reason08:01
sharmsbddebian: and those packages dont work without modification08:01
sharmserr patches08:01
lukaswayne9i did a lot of packaging for Arch Linux, and I'm a little bit new to the deb scene, but I think I'm getting better..  My two contributed packages are solid08:01
bddebiansharms: THey weren't fixed in the newer version?08:01
sharmsbddebian: After looking at it for an hour I went crosseyed and gave up, I wish I knew08:02
bddebiansharms: Try ripping the patches out and just building the package and see what happens08:03
LaserJocklukaswayne9: I can't see why libvte4 wouldn't be available08:03
bddebianLaserJock: vte source doesn't build libvte4 anymore08:03
LaserJockit doesn't?08:03
LaserJockbddebian: oh, in edgy it doesn't08:04
bddebianNope, libvte9 now :-)08:04
LaserJockI was looking at dapper08:04
bddebian:-)08:04
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=== ThiefOfBaghdad tried it and tested on a 4 year old kid :)
LaserJockhow do you mean08:05
LaserJockhow did that go?08:05
ThiefOfBaghdadthat kid has just got used to it08:05
ThiefOfBaghdadand now he clicks on applications, education and goes to tux paint08:05
ThiefOfBaghdad:)08:05
LaserJockgreat08:05
ThiefOfBaghdadSo no "start" button problems :)08:05
bddebianheh08:06
LaserJockyou should send an email to edubuntu-devel with your experience08:06
lukaswayne9i'll see if i can get grip to build with libvte908:06
LaserJockwe're always looking for user feedback08:06
ThiefOfBaghdadLaserJock> let me tell you. that sound that tux paint makes is really very impressive and made that kid laugh his guts out08:06
LaserJockexcellent08:07
ThiefOfBaghdadLaserJock> is there any A B C D teaching thing. kanagram is a bit too high standard for a 4 year old kid.08:08
LaserJockhmm, I'd ask #edubuntu, HedgeMage would probably know08:09
LaserJockI'm interested in the older kids ;-)08:09
=== ThiefOfBaghdad is also trying it with a 2.5 year old kid.. of course very ambitious.. but all these M$ problems starts because right from day one these kids are thought to click the start button to shut down the computer
ThiefOfBaghdad:)08:09
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ThiefOfBaghdadLaserJock> btw I am tuxmaniac08:10
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LaserJocktuxmaniac: I believe somebody (could be HedgeMage) has their 18 month old on it ;-)08:10
tuxmaniactrying to get edubuntu running for 10 year olds to 15 year olds08:10
LaserJockI'm trying for college students :-)08:11
tuxmaniacLaserJock> are you kidding. college :kids: ???? :O they must be hacking the kernel by then08:11
LaserJockno, non-CS type college kids08:11
bddebianThose stoner Liberal Arts types ;-P08:12
LaserJockI want to use it on my departments computer lab08:12
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LaserJockmost of the students in my department don't like computers really08:12
LaserJockthey IM, surf the web, and check email08:12
LaserJockthat's pretty much it08:13
zulheh thats what i do08:13
bddebianNo kidding08:13
bddebian;-P08:13
LaserJockwhatever :-p08:13
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LaserJockso we have a computer lab with thousands of dollars of software and it's just good for chatting08:14
bddebianHeh, sounds like corporate :-)08:14
LaserJockmostly because it's Windows and it stinks08:14
zulLaserJock: and porn08:14
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LaserJockso the sysadmin and I are on a small crusade to rid the computer lab of MS and put Edubuntu on it08:15
bddebianAh yes, Windows sucks, hence why it has like 90 some % of the market08:15
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LaserJockyes, it does create a vacuum alright08:16
LaserJockanyway, Edubuntu is doing some really exiting stuff with LTSP et al.08:16
tuxmaniacyeah got some feel with it today. impressive idea08:17
tuxmaniacLaserJock> thin client for schools is very much feasible and can be a huge hit. because schools do have financial problems unlike big professional colleges and univs08:18
LaserJockyes, but it's not just the cost08:18
LaserJockthe administration is sooo much less08:19
LaserJockmy dept.'s computer lab has 15 computers all with their own Windows install (which constantly craps out)08:19
sharmsI really have to stop helping people with problems, it takes up my whole day08:19
LaserJocksharms: mwuahahaha, that's the point ;-)08:20
sharmsor we need people dedicated to giving support on #ubuntu, because I feel bad when I see people getting the wrong answers from people08:20
sharmsand so I can't help but get involved in hours long support sessions08:20
sharmsLaserJock: nooo :)08:20
bddebianDamn, could labplot possibly take any longer to build.. Sheesh08:21
LaserJocksharms: let me tell you dude, I started "helping out" and now I've spent around 40 hrs/week for the last 7 months :-)08:21
bddebianheh08:21
LaserJockyou can't escape the blackhole that is the Ubuntu community ;-)08:21
tuxmaniacLaserJock> heh08:22
sharmswell half the time people ask a question, and the kids say "use automatix omg!!!"08:22
EnverexStill there sharms ?08:22
LaserJockyeah, #ubuntu could use a mute button sometimes08:22
sharmsEnverex:  still here08:23
LaserJockmy problem is I can't help in #ubuntu because I don't know anything08:23
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EnverexI'm trying to get a source to make multiple binary packages but I can't get them to include the right/any files08:23
sharmsEnverex: have you read the packaging guide yet?08:24
EnverexYes08:24
EnverexI can make normal packages, just can't figure out what I need to put in the .install files to get multi-ones to contain the right files08:24
LaserJock<binarypackage>.install08:24
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EnverexYeah, I've done tha08:25
Enverex*t08:25
h3sp4wnEnverex: Maybe try using installwatch to see what you need ?08:26
LaserJockEnverex: you might want to check out an existing package that has multiple binaries08:26
EnverexWell I mean I have "usr/lib/xmms/Input/" in one of the .install files but it still doesn't contain anything that would be in that folder08:26
EnverexThe #ubuntu channel annoys me, all I see these days are people going !blah08:27
sharmsEnverex: those !blahs are very helpful, people have spent much time documenting how to do things08:27
LaserJock!seen Enverex08:27
ubotuEnverex is on IRC right now!08:27
Enverexsharms, I know, but not always08:27
sharmsI even use ubotu when I get stuck myself actually08:28
LaserJockthe bot can be useful but easily abused08:28
EnverexSo, about the .install file, any comments?08:28
crimsunwhy use "usr/lib/xmms/Input/" in the .install if it's not relevant?08:28
Enverexerm, it is relevant..08:28
LaserJockyeah, I don't understand what you are trying to do08:29
EnverexWell see this is what happens when you're trying to do something and you just get RTFM'd08:29
crimsunwhat's unclear in dh_install(1)?08:29
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LaserJockEnverex: nobody RTFM'd you08:30
EnverexWell, if something is supposed to be installed to /usr/bin and I put usr/bin in the .install file, why doesn't it put the packages from the build that go into usr/bin into that package?08:30
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EnverexLaserJock, I'm refering to earlier08:30
sharmsEnverex: One thing you learn is that the really smart people have really short tolerances, you just have to learn what the right questions are08:31
LaserJocksharms: more often we are not very smart people and have no clue ;-)08:31
sharmsLaserJock: but the really smart ones, like elmo, are also a bit snippy :)08:31
LaserJockoh, well yeah08:31
crimsunEnverex: does stuff actually get put into $(pwd)/debian/$package/usr/bin/ via ``make install''?08:31
sharmsexcept for slomo, who is very smart and friendly for some reason08:32
bddebianLaserJock: :-)08:32
Enverexcrimsun, Yeah, and in /usr/share/uade2  (which I'd put usr/share/uade2) but nothing appears in the binary packages08:32
sharmsEnverex: speaking of which, you might want to make use of the MOTU Mentors program. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Mentors    -- find yourself a mentor and have them help you through things, it is really helping me08:32
crimsunEnverex: URL to your source package?08:33
bddebiansharms: crimsun is smart and helpful too, he just hates me :-)08:33
Enverexcrimsun,  http://zakalwe.virtuaalipalvelin.net/uade/08:33
sharmsbddebian: I think if you want him to be your mentor he will be forced to be nice08:33
Enverexhere are two lines from the build output08:34
Enverexcp -f amigasrc/score/score uaerc eagleplayer.conf "/tmp/buildd/uade-2.02/debian/uade/usr/share/uade2/"08:34
Enverexcp -rf players "/tmp/buildd/uade-2.02/debian/uade/usr/share/uade2/"08:34
bddebianOh wow, crimsun is on the mentors list.  Will you be my mentor crimsun? :-)08:35
crimsunEnverex: the source packages you're working on are at that URL?08:35
LaserJockbddebian: you should be on the Mentor list as well08:35
Enverexcrimsun, yeah, http://zakalwe.virtuaalipalvelin.net/uade/uade2/uade-2.02.tar.bz2 to be exact08:35
crimsunEnverex: (by 'source packages' I mean the debianisation)08:35
EnverexOh, no08:35
EnverexThere is no source package anywhere08:35
crimsunnot even what you're working on?08:35
EnverexI'm making the package08:35
crimsunright, so post your WIP on the Web so we can look08:36
EnverexOh, sure, but I have no-where to put it08:36
crimsunhave you uploaded to REVU before?08:36
crimsunhttp://revu.tauware.de/08:36
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crimsunbddebian: don't you already have a mentor? :-)08:37
crimsunbddebian: and people you're mentoring?08:37
bddebiancrimsun: No, I need one08:37
crimsunif you really want me to be your mentor, sure08:37
Enverexcrimsun, I can't upload to that and if I use the debian upload program it will just screw up anyway as I wont be able to overwrite it and it's not finished/working anyway08:37
siretartbddebian: err, arn't you already in ubuntu-dev?08:37
crimsunbddebian: this mentor process is more of an 'initial introduction', not really a 'know everything' thing08:38
crimsunand I'm pretty sure you've been around long enough to be past the 'initial intro' :-)08:38
crimsunEnverex: can you just dcc them to me?08:38
EnverexPossibly, 1 sec08:39
crimsunthem->diff.gz,dsc08:39
EnverexAlso want to know why debhelper is still broken08:39
sharmshow do I get a login on REVU after I have added myself the the contributors to ubuntu group?08:39
crimsun5.0.37.3ubuntu1 works fine for me...08:40
LaserJocksharms: have you uploaded yet?08:40
sharmsLaserJock: not directly08:40
EnverexFirst it say "gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use" before asking me to enter my password then says "debsign: gpg error occurred!  Aborting.... debuild: fatal error at line 791: running debsign failed"08:40
crimsunEnverex: that's not debhelper, that's your gpg agent.08:40
Enverex"debsign <file I want to sigh>" works fine08:40
Enverex*sign08:41
bddebiancrimsun: Oh :-)08:41
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crimsunis $GPG_AGENT_INFO set?08:42
Enverexcrimsun, blank08:43
bddebian cp /usr/share/misc/config.{sub,guess} . isn't valid is it?08:43
crimsunbddebian: sure it is08:43
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crimsunit probably should be prefaced with a '-'  :  -cp ...08:43
bddebianHmm, then the files must be missing.. Grr08:43
crimsunor use cp -f08:43
crimsunare you build-depending on autotools-dev?08:44
EnverexDCC doesn't seem to work08:44
bddebiancrimsun: I'm not but the package is :-)08:45
Enverexmeh, this is pointless08:45
crimsunEnverex: where is your gpg-agent?08:46
crimsun``which gpg-agent''08:46
crimsunmake sure $GPG_AGENT_INFO references the correct gpg-agent08:47
bddebianGrr, maelstrom is pissing me off08:48
crimsunEnverex: you can't send from that ip (whatever is being reported)08:49
Enverex ``which gpg-agent'' gives nothing08:51
crimsuncan you just e-mail them to me?08:52
crimsuncrimsun at ubuntu dot com08:52
EnverexSure08:52
EnverexDone08:54
FunnyLookinHatdoes the dh_make package creation process do a make install or do I have to add that to a file ?08:54
crimsunFunnyLookinHat: you're responsible for modifying debian/*08:55
bddebianOK, 'cp /usr/share/misc/config.{guess,sub} .' works from the command line but in rules it gives me 'cp: cannot stat '/usr/share/misc/config.{guess,sub}': No such file or directory.. WTF?08:55
crimsunbddebian: where is this?08:55
crimsunyou need autotools-dev installed08:55
FunnyLookinHathmm ok.08:55
bddebiancrimsun: maelstrom08:55
bddebiancrimsun: It's a build-dep08:56
crimsunoh, I see.08:56
crimsunthat's not valid for dash.08:56
crimsunthe '{,}', that is08:57
bddebianThat's what I was wondering.  I think I saw this in another package recently08:57
bddebianIs there a valid one for dash or just have two seperate cp lines?08:58
bddebianOr make rules do a !/bin/bash -e ? :-)08:58
crimsunI would just list them separately08:58
crimsunno bashism there, guaranteed to work for all shells, etc.08:58
bddebianOK thx08:59
crimsunEnverex: sec09:00
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crimsunEnverex: if something build-depends on xmms-dev, it doesn't need to list xmms09:07
Enverexcrimsun, Yeah I know, I meant to remove that, that was when I was trying to get it to install into the right folder initially09:08
crimsunEnverex: the binaries uade123 and xmms-uade should Depend on ${shlib:Depends}09:09
crimsunsame for audacious09:09
crimsun-uade (that, is)09:09
EnverexAh, I didn't know what that meant and thought that it was just a placeholder09:09
crimsunnote this line: $(MAKE) install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/e-uae09:10
crimsunthen look at --package-prefix=$(CURDIR)/debian/uad09:11
crimsune09:11
Enverexwhoops09:11
crimsunwhat's the use of --package-prefix=?09:11
Enverexthat was also supposed to be removed09:11
LaserJock--package-prefix didn't work?09:11
Enverex(when I was trying to get it to install to the right place, before I edited the makefile)09:11
crimsunyou shouldn't need --package-prefix at all.09:11
EnverexLaserJock, It worked for e-uae, yeah09:12
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crimsundistribution in debian/changelog needs to be "edgy"09:12
bddebianAre auto-syncs not happening for Universe anymore?09:12
crimsunbddebian: not afaik09:12
crimsundebian/copyright needs [a]  copyright date for the copyright holder09:13
EnverexI was intending on getting it working before polishing it09:13
crimsunit's no problem. I have the diff.gz in front of me, so I did a review-pass.09:14
EnverexAh, I've done everything as dapper so far (I'm not using Edgy so I didn't know if it would even work on it)09:14
Enverexah09:14
EnverexWhat gpg-agent do you all use btw?09:15
crimsunI don't use one at all.09:15
LaserJockme neither09:15
Enverexhmm, that doesn't explain why debhelper fails for me..09:15
sharmsEnverex: I like to use seahorse09:16
crimsunwhere is it failing?09:16
EnverexI posted earlier, 1 se09:16
EnverexFirst it say "gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use" before asking me to enter my password then says "debsign: gpg error occurred!  Aborting.... debuild: fatal error at line 791: running debsign failed"09:17
crimsunif you're referring to the gpg-agent stuff, that's gpg-agent. debhelper has nothing to do with that.09:17
EnverexIt tries to use a gpg-agent and fails then falls back to just asking me normally, but then when I enter it fails anyway09:18
crimsunthat's debuild, not debhelper.09:18
Enverexoh yeah, heh, my bad09:19
LaserJockso you could just do dpkg-buildpackage -S -rfakeroot and then debsign09:19
LaserJockI think09:20
EnverexTrue, but that doesn't explain why debuild is broke09:20
crimsundebuild isn't broken; it's gpg-agent not being configured properly.09:20
Enverexcrimsun, Well, if it works with debsign then it must be right..09:20
crimsundebsign doesn't give a toot about gpg-agent09:21
Enverexdebsign signs without me having to enter my password... so it's using something09:21
crimsunuse LaserJock's suggestion, but pass -us09:21
crimsun-uc -us, actually09:22
LaserJockwell debuild -S -us -uc then debsign09:22
EnverexAnyways, are you still looking through the thing crimsun ?09:22
crimsunEnverex: I'm awaiting an updated diff.gz+dsc09:23
Enverexcrimsun, erm, ok09:24
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Enverexcrimsun, I'm not sure how that would help, but sent09:31
EnverexNot added a copyright date though yet as I cant find one09:33
crimsunshould be in the source code if nowhere else09:33
bddebianI wonder if I should disable --with-glw for grass since we don't have the libGLw stuff?09:34
crimsunhow did the Debian source package break up its packages?09:36
Enverexcrimsun, I wasn't aware there was one09:36
crimsunEnverex: (that was to bddebian)09:37
Enverexah, sorry09:37
bddebiancrimsun: Which package, grass?09:37
crimsunbddebian: whichever one you're referring to for --with-glw09:38
bddebiancrimsun: That's grass.  Apparently we removed the GLw libs and grass tries to build with them09:38
EnverexI'm tempted to forget about making packages and just use sources for stuff, heh, this is far too much effort09:39
bddebianEnverex: :)09:39
crimsunbddebian: right, upstream went the libgl1-mesa-swx11-dev b-d route09:40
bddebianAYe09:40
crimsunI'm pretty sure that's fine09:43
bddebianWell I'm already trying it ;-)09:43
crimsunbe aware that it will remove libgl1-mesa-dri and libgl1-mesa-glx, though09:43
bddebian?09:44
crimsun(due to libgl1-mesa-glx)09:44
crimsunerr09:44
bddebianI didn't remove the build dep, I just took out --with-glw09:44
crimsun(due to libgl1-mesa-swx11)09:44
crimsunright, if you keep Debian's b-d09:44
crimsunEnverex: sorry, I'm attempting (poorly) to multitask09:45
Enverexcrimsun, It's only, It's just I've been at this for like, a week now and only rarely able to get help09:45
bddebianSorry, I'll shut up, help Enverex :-)09:45
Enverex(not on this one package, on 3 packages in total, but still, the other two were more basic althoguh I think I've done a lot wrong as there was never anyone to show me the "right" way, heh)09:47
Enverexdone mind me bddebian09:47
LaserJockEnverex: we help as much as we are able09:48
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LaserJockpackaging is not an easy task (at least for me)09:48
LaserJockEnverex: you might try working on existing packages first to get the hang of it before starting big projects09:49
LaserJockmulitiple-binary source packages aren't a good first time project09:50
LaserJocknecessarily09:50
EnverexI know, it was just more stuff that I really wanted to use than what I thought was easy09:50
LaserJockI can certainly understand that09:52
EnverexWell 2 of my packages I have installed and working on my machine, so even if they aren't goot enough for Ubuntu's own repos, at least I can still use them locally09:52
crimsunwe can do a revu day next saturday09:52
EnverexI'll probably be at work09:53
crimsunouch, uade-2.02 is /not/ gcc-4.1-pretty.09:53
EnverexThat's fixed in CVS apparrently09:54
crimsunlots of 32-bit assumptions and the like09:54
crimsunthere's a hard-coded install directory.09:57
crimsunmkdir -p "/usr/share/uade2/players"09:57
crimsunmkdir: cannot create directory `/usr/share/uade2': Permission denied09:57
LaserJockyeah, that's what we where fighting yesterday09:57
LaserJockwhere's the hard code?09:57
EnverexLaserJock, different program, that was E-UAE which I got working09:58
LaserJockoh, put its the same place, sorry09:58
LaserJocks/put/but/09:58
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crimsunI really, really need ccache on this machine.10:00
crimsunyou're missing a b-d on libao-dev, btw.10:06
crimsunexcellent, now the package builds properly.10:07
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Enverexb-d?10:07
crimsundebian/control:Build-Depends10:07
Enverexah10:07
bddebianDamn I hate it when I forget to bump the version :-(10:08
yoschcrimsun: ping10:10
crimsunyosch: pong10:10
Toadstoolre10:10
crimsunre Toadstool10:10
bddebianwb Toadstool10:10
Toadstoolhey crimsun & bddebian :)10:11
yoschcrimsun: wondering if you had a chance to look at #50802?10:11
crimsunbug 5080210:11
UbugtuMalone bug 50802 in ttf-gentium "Please backport ttf-gentium to dapper-backports from edgy (fixes broken defoma hints)" [Low,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5080210:11
crimsunyosch: I have not, I'll queue it10:11
yoschcrimsun: great10:12
yoschcrimsun: you have the updated debian in the Alioth repo, and I posted a link to the source packages10:12
yoschanything else you'd like me to do to help?10:12
crimsunyosch: what would help immensely is if you generated a debdiff against the current dapper package10:13
crimsunyosch: (that's pretty much what I'll [have to]  do and ask mdz for approval anyhow)10:14
yoschcrimsun: OK, it will be in your inbox in a few minutes :)10:14
crimsunyosch: thanks10:14
Toadstoolyay! "cp: cannot stat `AUTHORS': No such file or directory, dh_installdocs: command returned error code 256" and the file exists... I love that kind of FTBFS :)10:15
yoschcrimsun: just to be sure: a debdiff against what (changes, dsc, deb?)10:16
yoschlast time mdz preferred a .changes one10:16
crimsundebdiff will accept any of those10:16
yoschcrimsun: yes but which one do you (and mdz) actually need?10:17
crimsunyosch: debdiff against the source package is preferable, so dsc10:18
yoschcrimsun: OK, got it thanks :-)10:19
crimsunyosch: np10:19
Enverexcrimsun, Any progress?10:22
crimsunEnverex: I'm debugging the Makefile mess10:22
Toadstoolgrah! how come can't dh_installdocs install that $%! file?10:22
ToadstoolI hate when I don't understand what's going on...10:22
Enverexcrimsun, Is it that bad? heh10:28
crimsunit's pretty nasty.10:28
crimsungranted attempting to have a phone conversation and fix this package simultaneously is challenging10:29
crimsunawesome.10:29
Enverexlol10:29
crimsunturns out you do need10:29
crimsunargh10:29
bddebianWell stop dialing those 1-900 numbers then ;-P10:29
crimsunturns out you do need --package-prefix10:30
crimsunthis is one fgly source package10:30
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crimsunEnverex: http://sh.nu/~crimsun/uade_2.02-0ubuntu1.diff.gz10:31
bddebianHeya slomo10:31
slomohi bddebian :)10:31
crimsunoh d'oh, that's the old one10:31
crimsunlo sebastian10:32
Enverexcrimsun, I was told before normally to not touch the makefile so I didn't, heh10:32
Toadstoolhi slomo10:32
crimsunoh you can wromp all over the Makefile if you want10:32
crimsunor in this case, Makefile.in10:32
crimsunit's just successively less maintainable10:32
EnverexTrue10:34
Enverexcrimsun, erm, how do I apply that? (entire syntax)10:34
crimsunEnverex: don't, that's an older version10:34
crimsunI'm fixing it atm10:34
Enverexah, heh10:35
EnverexIt's not really my package anymore is it, lol10:35
crimsunsure it is10:35
EnverexI wish this all wasn't so stupidly complicated10:35
crimsunI certainly don't intend to oversee its maintenance :-)10:35
EnverexSure as hell not as easy as "./configure && make all && sudo make install"10:36
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Yagisanmorning ajmitch10:40
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sistpotyhi folks10:48
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Enverexlo10:49
bddebianHeya sistpoty10:53
sistpotyhi bddebian10:53
crimsunman, this source package really is fgly10:53
crimsunEnverex: Makefile doesn't have a distclean target; you'll have to use clean10:53
bddebianHaha, kiss my ass grass!10:54
EnverexI don't even know what distclean is/does anyway, heh10:54
sistpotybddebian: did you actually upload gfceu or fceu-server?10:54
bddebiansistpoty: No, not yet.  I wasn't sure if there was any type of automated process10:55
sistpotybddebian: none that I know of *g*10:55
crimsunyosch: have you sent the debdiff?10:56
yoschcrimsun: I'm about to press the send button10:56
sistpotybddebian: I'll upload these now... or do you want to do it?10:56
bddebiansistpoty: Please do, thanks10:56
crimsunI have terrible timing :-)10:56
sistpotybddebian: ack ;)10:57
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yoschcrimsun: waiting for your feedback now :-D11:02
crimsunyosch: I'm reviewing Enverex's packaging, will read e-mail in ~15 mins11:03
Enverexcrimsun, Is spending weeks on a package common? I mean if it takes you hours then it would take me a month or so, assuming I ever manage to get it working11:03
yoschcrimsun: great11:03
bddebianEnverex: It can be when first learning yes.  I spent quite a while building a newer version of attal and I have been doing some of this for a while11:04
bddebiangah, freakin' python2.3 packages11:04
EnverexI just don't know if it's worth the time/payoff ratio =/11:04
crimsunEnverex: if I devoted my complete attention to this package, I could get it done quickly, but I'm juggling several things atm11:04
bddebianWell I annoy just about everyone in Ubuntu and I still do it ;-P11:05
crimsunEnverex: I'll review my changes with you in a sec11:06
Enverexk11:06
crimsunsec->~3 mins11:07
EnverexI managed to get UADE working before but that was without split packages11:07
bddebianAck, mayavi needs python policy update :-(11:08
crimsunthat should give you unspeakable joy, barry.11:08
crimsunyou LOVE the python transition.11:08
bddebianOh yeah, I don't even know if I did it right yet :-)11:08
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crimsunEnverex: http://sh.nu/~crimsun/uade/11:11
crimsunEnverex: wget those three files, and ``pbuilder build uade_2.02-0ubuntu1.dsc''11:12
Enverexoverwrite my old files?11:12
crimsunEnverex: now, an explanation of the changes and some comments.11:12
crimsunyes.11:12
crimsunI'll only be explaining debian/*11:12
crimsunfirst, debian/rules:11:13
crimsunin the config.status target, you need --package-prefix=$(CURDIR)/debian/tmp11:13
crimsunthe reason is that you'll use dh_install(1) to move the files from debian/tmp/ to the correct packages11:13
crimsunnext, in the build-stamp target, you only need $(MAKE) since the Makefile* have not been modified to accept DESTDIR11:15
crimsunnext, in the clean target, you can't use -$(MAKE) distclean since that [distclean]  target doesn't exist. You need -$(MAKE) clean instead11:16
crimsunsorry, the penultimate comment was meant for the install target, and consequently, $(MAKE) install11:17
crimsunfinally, in the binary-arch target, the reason you didn't have the correct files in the xmms-* package is that you neglected to call dh_install --sourcedir=debian/tmp11:17
bddebianLaserJock: Your package list is just too freakin' long ;-P11:18
crimsunnow, debian/uade123.install:11:18
crimsunusr/share/uade2, which was mistakenly in xmms-uade.install, I moved here temporarily11:19
crimsunit's still semantically incorrect for the following reason: Ideally you need a uade package (and thus uade.install) that has usr/share/uade2, because I highly doubt all those usr/share/uade2/* are necessary for uade12311:20
crimsunthat just about covers it11:21
crimsunthe key point is that to use foo.install, you need to actually call dh_install, which you weren't doing in debian/rules, and thus nothing was getting moved11:22
crimsunyosch: looks fine to me; we await mdz's comments and/or approval11:25
EnverexThe uade2 folder needs to be installed for each package (although it would be the same files) as it contains the global configs for it11:25
yoschcrimsun: what do you think about the changelog entries?11:26
crimsunyosch: non-issue11:26
yoschcrimsun: because, in a sense it's a new package11:26
yoschcrimsun: OK11:26
crimsunEnverex: then you need a uade-common package on which both uade123 and xmms-uade depend11:26
LaserJockbddebian: which one?11:26
Enverexugh >.<11:26
bddebianLaserJock: Science packages :-)11:27
yoschcrimsun: no need to make the package Ubuntu-specific11:27
LaserJockshesh, there's only 450 of them ;-)11:27
LaserJockwhat are you complaining about ;-)11:27
crimsunyosch: there are some minor things like having the distribution in debian/changelog be 'dapper-updates' (or 'dapper-backports' if mdz wants that)11:27
LaserJockbddebian: don't worry, you've helped out a ton already11:27
crimsunyosch: and the version would be (1.02-1ubuntu1.1)11:27
LaserJockbddebian: I'll get to work soon as well11:28
bddebianLaserJock: No worries, it makes me feel somewhat useful :-)11:28
crimsunEnverex: it's pretty easy to make that change11:28
yoschcrimsun: OK, I'll wait for mdz's comments but the idea was to have the same version name for the package for both Debian and Ubuntu11:29
Enverexok, thanks11:29
crimsunjust create uade2-common.install, move usr/share/uade2 into it, add uade2-common in debian/control, and have both xmms-uade and uade123 Depend on it11:29
Amaranthcrimsun: what was the command you had me use to see what was using my sound modules?11:31
crimsunyosch: there's already a delta because of the Ubuntu packaging, so I would merge the changelog entries (keeping both the current ones and adding yours), so it's not really possible to have them in sync for dapper-{updates|backport} and unstable11:31
crimsunAmaranth: lsof /dev/dsp* /dev/snd/*11:31
crimsunEnverex: those comments should get you about 50% through REVU11:31
Amaranthah, ok11:32
Amaranth/dev/snd/* is alsa stuff, isn't it?11:32
crimsunAmaranth: yes11:32
yoschcrimsun: OK, It makes sense, I'm merging and resending the diff + reposting the source packages11:32
crimsunyosch: great, thanks11:32
Amaranthlsof /dev/dsp gives me nothing, i guess vmware is complaining about something else...11:32
Amaranththanks though11:32
crimsunerror message?11:32
crimsunI'm in #ubuntu11:33
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bddebianHeya \sh11:39
\shhey bddebian11:39
sistpotyhi \sh11:40
\shsistpoty: how are you doing? long time no see :)11:40
LaserJockwoah! sistpoty and \sh11:40
crimsunhey \sh && sistpoty11:40
LaserJockhi!11:40
sistpoty\sh: fine... finally I got a little bit more spare time... and how about you?11:41
sistpotyhey LaserJock11:41
sistpotyhey crimsun ;)11:41
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\shsistpoty: sitting at the linuxhotel in essen with some FAI developers11:42
sistpotyoh... nice11:42
LaserJockrraphink must be there too11:43
\shsistpoty: yeah he is sitting outside...and has some problems with his laptop11:43
sistpoty^^ LaserJock even ;)11:43
sistpotybtw.: I've finally made a new rant^W FAQ entry in CommonPackagingMistakes... debian/copyright11:44
bddebian:-)11:45
FunnyLookinHatus.archive.ubuntu.com still down, huh?11:46
FunnyLookinHat:-/11:46
rraphinkhi LaserJock11:46
LaserJockhi rraphink11:46
rraphinkjust got back to my room and got a lease again :)11:47
rraphinkat last11:47
rraphinksomehow I couln't connect in the garden anymore :(11:47
LaserJocksistpoty: oh good, keep the rants up and I'll put them in the Packaging Guide11:47
rraphinkhop11:47
sistpotyLaserJock: will do, once I find more common errors whilst reviewing11:47
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\shit@s raphinks new toy ;)11:49
LaserJockoh boy11:49
sistpotysheesh... i wrote debian wiki in the mail...11:50
LaserJockbddebian: re MOTU/Mentors, thanks!11:53
bddebianLaserJock: NP, though I don't know if I can be of any help :-)11:54
LaserJockbddebian: sure you can11:56
LaserJockright now I've mostly been introducing people to the ML, this channel, and useful guides11:56
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=== sistpoty wonders if I should add peeving bddebian to active areas :P
bddebiansistpoty: ??12:00
sistpotyok... I guess I shouldn't mentor ppl. in this topic, should I? ;)12:01
LaserJocksistpoty: thanks for signing up!12:01
sistpotyLaserJock: np ;)12:01
bddebiansistpoty: I'm not sure I got what you meant :-)12:01
sistpotybddebian: I meant "peeving bddebian" as active area for mentoring... the quotes where lost somehow12:02
bddebiansistpoty: "peeving" is the part that is confusing me :-)12:02
LaserJockbddebian: oh for goodness sakes, just laugh at it and move on ;-)12:03
sistpotybah... I looked it up in the dictionary... as in annoying (and I didn't ever hear of any other words the dict mentioned)12:03
crimsunthat ought to be a requirement for membership :-p12:04
bddebianOh, hehe.  I usually hear peeved as in pissed off :-)12:04

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