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lophyteanyone experienced any problems with gnome-pilot?12:14
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ajmitchouch12:14
FujitsuYah.12:15
FujitsuI don't see how they can be allowed to do that.12:15
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plugwash5 hours does seem excessive12:21
FujitsuYeah :(12:22
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ajmitchthey're probably replacing a transformer or something12:22
FujitsuBut still.12:23
FujitsuJust minutes to go...12:23
FujitsuI'12:23
FujitsuI'd better poweroff the server...12:24
FujitsuGoodbye 70-day uptime :'(12:24
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lfittlffmpeg has a bug that makes some programs FTBFS fixed in a Debian NMU. anyone against a merge? (only difference debian -> ubuntu is adding an epoch)12:27
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slomolfittl: i merged ffmpeg yesterday... what's the bugnumber?12:28
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lfittl386458;12:28
lfittlargh, 38645812:28
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slomolfittl: bad timing it seems...12:29
slomo:(12:29
lfittlyep :/12:29
lfittldo you mind if I merge it?12:29
slomoalready started ;)12:29
lfittlerr, you mean you already started, or I already started and should go ahead?12:30
slomolfittl: i already started... test build is running :)12:31
lfittlah, ok :)12:31
lophytehey guys, do you have any suggestions for me to practice?12:34
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slomolfittl: thanks for noticing12:34
crimsunto practice what?12:35
xerxasI want to push a revision on launchpad, what is the url tu push to ? (the branch is at http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~telepathy/pymsn/ubuntu)12:35
lophytefixing packages and stuff12:35
lfittlslomo: no problem, noticed it because blender FTBFS without any obvious reason ;)12:35
phanaticxerxas: sftp://bazaar.launchpad.net/~telepathy/pymsn/ubuntu12:35
xerxasphanatic: thanks12:36
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terlmannWhat would you guys think about a new package managment system(frontend+core) for debian ubuntu 6+1? and how about naming it "Stymie"?12:37
xerxasphanatic:  I get that :12:37
xerxasPermission denied (publickey).12:37
xerxasbzr: ERROR: Connection error: Unable to connect to SSH host bazaar.launchpad.net:None:12:37
xerxasbut my key is regitred12:37
xerxasI think I pushed a release to that url on the same machine 2 or 3 hours ago12:38
phanaticxerxas: maybe you don't have write permissions? (are you a member of the telepathy team?)12:38
phanatichm, that's interesting12:38
xerxasyes12:38
crimsunyou're missing a username12:38
crimsunsftp://username@bazaar.launchpad.net/~telepathy/pymsn/ubuntu12:38
xerxask12:38
xerxas:)12:38
phanaticxerxas: yeah, you need that, if it's not the same as your local username. sorry12:39
crimsun(make sure you have python-paramiko installed, too)12:39
phanaticxerxas: i just don't have such diffuculties :)12:39
xerxassounds clear when someone says it12:39
phanaticcrimsun: if he already succeeded to push from the same machine, it should be there :)12:39
xerxasphanatic: I removed the directory12:40
crimsunwell, yes. If he already pushed it successfully, the command would be in his shell history.12:40
xerxasi'm new to bzr12:40
xerxasand as ususally when I use a vcs , I don't understand12:40
xerxascrimsun: I think it's also in the .bzr directory of the branch12:40
xerxasdon't know why it's not here12:41
xerxasthe launchpad.net web page isn't updated in real time ?12:41
terlmannWhat would you guys think about a new package managment system(frontend+core) for debian ubuntu 6+1? and how about naming it "Stymie"?12:42
crimsunxerxas: probably hasn't caught up yet12:43
crimsunterlmann: "debian ubuntu 6+1"?12:43
xerxasok12:43
phanaticxerxas: it takes some time to sync12:44
xerxasbut I removed the stuff and did a bzr get12:44
xerxasand it seems to be ther e12:44
xerxasit's confusing when learning to use bzr12:44
xerxasso , to sum up12:44
xerxasbzr get url12:44
xerxasthe vi stuff12:45
xerxasthen12:45
xerxasbzr commit, write a comment12:45
xerxasand bzr push12:45
xerxasright ?12:45
crimsungenerally, although I pull again before I attempt to push12:45
terlmanncrimsun? edgy eft?12:45
crimsunterlmann: meaning a new PM system for 6.10?12:46
ajmitchterlmann: you'd need to give very good reasons to change what we have12:46
crimsunand metrics, moreover12:47
terlmannI have reasons.12:50
xerxasgood12:50
xerxas:)12:50
terlmannApt & it's Gui frontend,Synaptic, were GREEEAATT for their time,but no more.with the size of files & the number of downloads worldwide,a new system needs to be used.something that can pause& resume updating.12:51
terlmannsomething that more efficiently handles the need for servers to benearby,decreasing download times.something that might be called Stymie .12:51
xerxasthen it's just a feature of apt12:51
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xerxasisn't it ?12:51
terlmannno12:51
ajmitchterlmann: you don't need to paste the same in both channels12:51
plugwashbtw you can ctrl-c apt during download, and packages already downloaded will be kept12:52
crimsunnaming is important, yes, but do you provide code that actually does something smartpm doesn't already do?12:52
terlmanna replacment,more secure,more reliable for people with slower connections.12:52
crimsunso what makes "Stymie" more effective than smartpm?12:53
terlmannajmitch-you dont need to read it twice.but some who arent here will need to read it.12:53
crimsunactually, what's the LP url you mention?12:53
PlugI'm only here and only read it once12:53
PlugI feel so unloved12:53
ajmitchpoor Plug needs a hug12:54
Plug(starting conversations in two channels is a bad idea; tell people in one to join the other for the discussion, else it forks)12:54
xerxas:)12:54
PlugI hear hobbsee hugs are being offered by CC members12:54
ajmitchthat's worrying12:54
terlmanncrimsun: no code.just a set of goals and a name. https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/stymie .and i am not a web master,so the wiki points to google.someone needs to make one.lets get on this thing together.12:54
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crimsundude, 6.10?! as a milestone?12:55
terlmannyep12:55
crimsunthat's less than two months away12:56
ajmitchbeta freeze starts this week12:56
crimsun(and what does firewall have to do with stymie?)12:56
slomoand beta freeze is tomorrow so impossible12:56
terlmannnow.here. we know what is needed and,we all have felt apt-get's limits,even though it is the best of all.12:56
terlmannso lets take the code and reshape it.12:57
crimsunnot going to happen for 6.10. Period.12:57
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slomoterlmann: so what are the advantages over smart? and even the apt maintainers don't want to touch the existing apt code anymore so a rewrite might be better ;)12:57
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xerxasterlmann: what is your problem with apt ?01:06
xerxasconcretly , what is the weakness of apt to you ?01:06
xerxasabout slowlinks ? what is the relationship with firewall ?01:07
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demhey peoples, could some one get my application into edgy's universe? http://drapes.mindtouchsoftware.com/ pretty please01:08
terlmannall-It just a name.01:08
crimsundem: if you want it in Edgy, please do the legwork01:09
terlmannI cant.01:10
crimsunthis is not a channel where people come to beg for things to be done for them01:10
terlmannyea.you want your name on it?01:10
demcrimsun: it's got the debian directory and everything in source tarball01:10
crimsundem: then please see the section in this channel's topic regarding REVU01:10
xerxasdem:  you have the debian directory, for dapper ?01:11
demxerxas: yeah, it's setup for dapper right now01:11
xerxasdoes your package runs on edgy, do you have a pbuilder ? (you maye want me to try build a package for you ?)01:12
demsince in edgy the mono stuff got split into like 20 or so packages..01:12
xerxasahh01:12
xerxasok01:12
xerxaswon't help then :)01:12
demxerxas: i built the dapper packages using pbuilder01:12
slomodem: 65 or something to be exact ;)01:12
terlmannxerxas: terlmann: what is your problem with apt ?01:12
terlmannthe problem is..01:12
ajmitchslomo: not that many, really01:12
demslomo: yeah something crazy01:12
terlmannwith the size of files & the number of downloads worldwide,a new system needs to be used.something that can pause& resume updating.01:12
terlmannsomething that more efficiently handles the need for servers to be nearby,decreasing download times01:12
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ajmitchdem: you package will have to be built for edgy for us to consider it01:13
ajmitchhi Burgundavia01:13
xerxasterlmann: you already told that01:13
slomoajmitch: apt-cache showsrc mono | grep ^Binary | cut -d: -f2 | sed 's;,;\n;g' | wc -l   => 6601:13
ajmitchslomo: get splitting!01:13
demwell i can track down the dependencies for edgy and all, assuming I do that what else do I need?01:13
Burgundaviahey ajmitch01:14
ajmitchdem: make a source package for edgy, put it on revu01:14
ajmitchmake sure it follows the debian CLI policy01:14
demdebian has a cli policy?01:15
xerxasis there an update systems that allows binary diff only to be transfered ?01:15
ajmitchdem: yes01:15
ajmitchhttp://pkg-mono.alioth.debian.org/cli-policy/01:15
xerxasdebian does this (sort of terlmann idea) but only for apt-get update : http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/43901:19
xerxasI think suse does that for the upgrade itself01:19
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bddebianHeya gang03:11
ajmitchhi03:11
chillywillyhi03:11
bddebianHeya ajmitch, chillywilly03:12
LaserJockhi!03:12
bddebianHeya LaserJock03:12
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LaserJockzul: stupid question, what is the kernel written in?03:22
bddebianMostly C and some assembler03:22
ajmitchLaserJock: C, some assembly03:22
LaserJockk, that's what I tough03:22
LaserJockthought03:22
zulLaserJock: cobol ;)03:22
bddebianhaha03:22
LaserJockhah03:22
LaserJockwell, it'd be Fortran for me ;-)03:23
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bddebianI liked Fortran03:23
bddebianBetter than freakin' COBOL03:23
LaserJockFortran was my first real programming experience03:23
LaserJockunfortunately that means OO programing is a little tough to get my mind around sometimes03:24
bddebianHeh, I heard that :-)03:24
LaserJocknow I just do stuff in Python03:24
LaserJockbut still procedurally03:25
LaserJockmy poor lab mate is learning how to program for the first time.. with Fortran03:25
bddebianHeh03:25
LaserJockmy boss know Fortran the best03:26
LaserJockthen perl and C03:26
LaserJockbut he doesn't really teach it to us03:26
LaserJockhe just gives us some program from his grad school days03:26
LaserJockand says "Have at it"03:26
bddebianHeh03:27
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LaserJockand then he doesn't want us wasting time taking programing classes03:27
LaserJockheh03:27
zuli did fortran in college, pretty useless for me now a days03:28
crimsunwell, your boss isn't entirely silly in that oapproach03:28
Hobbseehey LaserJock03:29
crimsunmore often than not, programming classes teach syntax, which is the "wrong" way to understand languages03:29
bddebianYeah03:30
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bddebianWhich is why I can't do shit. :-(  I know the syntax but nothing else :'-(03:30
crimsunbesides, you're a grad student; you're intelligent enough to work out the syntax yourself. Where he's going "wrong" is expecting you to accomplish all that in realtime. Most people have a difficult time doing that.03:30
LaserJockhi Hobbsee03:32
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LaserJockzul: I'm the only one in my group that uses anything *but* Fortran03:32
zulLaserJock: heh..you are lucky then03:33
bddebianLaserJock: Write everything in assembly, that'll learn ya :-)03:33
LaserJockwell, I keep talking about Python03:34
LaserJockbut my boss is too set in his ways, he doesn't have any reason to learn another language03:34
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LaserJockand I can't blame him03:35
LaserJockbut it does irritate me a little when I seem him preventing new grad students from using Python :/03:35
crimsunthat's not his fault, though03:35
crimsungiven enough motivation, anyone can be made to do learn Python03:36
crimsunextra verb03:36
LaserJockyeah, I know03:36
LaserJockI just see people struggling03:36
LaserJockand I can't do a whole lot about it03:37
crimsunwell, actually, you can if everyone's willing. Set up a different type of "lunch"03:38
LaserJockI'm working with our sysadmin, who was in here last night, on a "Computing for Chemists" informal course03:40
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ajmitchso, what should our LoCoteam do? fix bugs by release? :)03:46
bddebianYes, all of them :-)03:47
ajmitchththose few that you may not get to03:48
crimsunyou've appointed bddebian to head your locoteam? nice!03:48
ajmitchactually Plug is the willing victim03:48
Plugyarr03:48
bddebianI'm out lately :'-(03:48
PlugI be walked on the plank03:48
bddebianNot that I can do squat anyway03:48
Plugour loco team has 2.5 people who could fix package bugs03:49
ajmitchthat's enough03:49
ajmitchif we can interest mattb03:49
PlugI had a beer with him on Monday03:49
Plughe's unhappy at Debian atm :)03:49
ajmitchwhat a surprise03:50
ajmitchhe's always welcome to work on ubuntu03:50
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LaserJockhi minghua04:37
minghuahi LaserJock04:37
minghuaLaserJock: how is the work on Edgy going?04:38
minghuasorry I didn't have time to help04:38
LaserJockoh well, it's going04:38
ajmitchthe time is going far too quickly :)04:38
minghuaexactly, I haven't even found time to try dapper release yet, and now edgy is going to be ready soon04:39
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bddebianheh04:43
Toadstoolheya everybody04:50
bddebianHi Toadstool04:50
Toadstoolhi bddebian04:51
zakamehi all! =)04:51
Toadstoolhey zakame04:51
rmjbhello04:52
zakameis flashplugin-nonfree borked today?04:52
bddebianHeya zakame04:52
zakameyo Toadstool rmjb bddebian04:52
rmjbI got an update from backports for flash... got problems downloading and installing the package04:52
zakamehmm04:55
zakameborkage happens at the invocation of update-rc.d04:56
zakameit uses `multiuser', which isn't defined even in the manpage :/04:57
Toadstoolhmm? why does flashplugin-nonfree use update-rc.d?04:57
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zakameuhh, at postinst, upgrade?04:58
FujitsuIs anybody working on the mplayer breakage?05:01
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zakameFujitsu: what about it? :)05:07
FujitsuIt is broken at this time.05:07
FujitsuAnd would ideally be fixed :P05:07
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ToadstoolFujitsu: what do you mean by "broken"? :)05:08
FujitsuIt's well known, I believe:05:08
Fujitsumplayer: symbol lookup error: mplayer: undefined symbol: a52_resample05:09
zakamebug 6122205:09
UbugtuMalone bug 61222 in mplayer "mplayer doesn't start (linking error) a52_resample" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6122205:09
FujitsuYeah, that one :)05:09
zakameslomo seems to be hot on the trails of that one05:10
Toadstoolit's well known by those who actually have their edgy box less than 1000kms away :p05:10
FujitsuHahah. Silly old Dapper.05:10
Toadstoolthe only linux box available is my sarge server in Paris, with some chroots i set up 4 days ago :/05:12
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rmjbhi again05:13
Toadstoolhey :)05:13
rmjbso I'm running through the Ubuntu Packaging Guide05:13
rmjband I just finished this page: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/basic-scratch.html05:13
Toadstoolyep?05:14
rmjbhow important is it for me to understand thoroughly what's on that page?05:14
rmjbbecause the rules file is a little confusing05:14
LaserJockmhm05:15
Toadstoolit's a basic one...05:15
Toadstooler..05:15
Toadstoolforget what I said05:15
LaserJockrmjb: don't worry too much about it05:16
rmjbit's confusing to me cause I'm new to reading makefiles and the like05:16
LaserJockrmjb: just look for the general idea05:16
rmjbok cool05:16
LaserJockany particular thing that's confusing you?05:16
rmjbumm, the debian/tmp/DEBIAN and other directories, is that the /tmp on the building system or does the building system create a tmp directory under the debian directory05:18
minghuarmjb: under the debian/ dir05:18
rmjbthe syntax of this line: $(MAKE) INSTALL_PROGRAM="$(INSTALL_PROGRAM)" prefix=$$(pwd)/debian/tmp/usr install05:18
rmjband things like that05:18
bddebianThe build system creates debian/tmp05:18
bddebianOr in some cases debian/<package_name>/foo depending on the build system05:19
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rmjbokay, cool... where did the usr/info, usr/man and usr/share directories come from?05:19
bddebianrmjb: It again can depend on the build system.  Look to see if there are .dir and/or .install files05:20
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rmjbokay, that still confuses me a little. In this line: cd debian/tmp && mv usr/info usr/man usr/share05:22
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minghuaHmm, now that rmjb mentions it, I don't think I like the example debian/rules that much05:22
rmjbit's going into the debian/tmp dir05:22
rmjbthen where are those usr directories moving from/to?05:22
minghuarmjb: that means move debian/tmp/usr/man and debian/tmp/usr/info into debian/tmp/usr/share/05:22
minghuarmjb: so that they become debian/tmp/usr/share/man and debian/tmp/usr/share/info05:23
LaserJockminghua: well, it was there ;-)05:23
minghuaLaserJock: good.  I was just going to ask you05:23
rmjbohh... okay, I forgot about the fact that mv could have more that 2 args...05:24
minghuaLaserJock: doesn't hello support ./configure --infodir= --mandir= ?05:24
rmjbokay then only one last thing confuses me, and I guess it's because I don't know much about the make command05:25
rmjbin $(MAKE) INSTALL_PROGRAM="$(INSTALL_PROGRAM)" prefix=$$(pwd)/debian/tmp/usr install05:25
LaserJockminghua: have no idea, that is the Debian package05:25
rmjbis it that make takes a command line arg in the format "INSTALL_PROGRAM=install" ?05:25
minghuaLaserJock: so you copied and pasted directly from hello source package?  I see.05:26
LaserJockminghua: yeah, that is the source package05:26
rmjbthe guide says it's right out of the source package05:26
minghuayeah, sorry I commented without reading the whole page (but it's a long page...)05:27
LaserJockhehe05:27
rmjbyeah, this is day 2 of reading that one page05:28
LaserJockwell, hopefully I can figure out a way to do it better05:28
rmjbit's good, maybe a statement that warns new people that if they don't understand the rules file fully yet they should still continue, it'll become clearer05:29
LaserJockthe problem is that it is structured from the most complex to the least complex scratch -> debhelper -> cdbs05:31
LaserJockso if you can get over the hump it's downhill ;-)05:31
rmjbright... good thing I asked then05:31
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zakameread up on debian-dir too :)05:42
rmjbdebian-dir?05:42
ajmitchzakame: if you want to get into esoteric build systems..05:42
zakameajmitch: yeah :P05:43
Toadstoolwho said yada? :p05:43
ajmitchToadstool: watch your language05:43
Toadstoolhehe05:44
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rmjbokay guys, thanks for the help, catch you all later05:49
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HobbseeToadstool: not that piece of crap..please05:54
HobbseeToadstool: dont be filthy :P05:54
ajmitchToadstool: you have summoned Hobbsee...05:54
ajmitchrun now05:54
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Hobbseeajmitch: i've just had a thought - if we filed a removal request for it, do you think they'd do it?05:55
ajmitchno05:55
Hobbseepity...05:56
ajmitch:0:> cat /var/lib/apt/lists/*Sources |grep-dctrl -FBuild-Depends yada |grep Package: |wc -l05:56
ajmitch6805:57
ajmitchtoo much evil05:57
Toadstoolhaha05:57
Toadstoolonce I tried to fix a package using yada... I gave up :p05:58
LaserJockhmm, I've never run across it05:58
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ajmitchsome people actually like it05:58
LaserJockhmm, what did dholbach do to my mail box? :/06:06
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Hobbseeajmitch: awww...06:11
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FujitsuThanks crimsun :)_06:15
crimsunnp06:16
LaserJockand now crimsun is filling my mailbox06:22
LaserJock:-)06:22
crimsuntrying to keep the Internet tubes clear06:22
LaserJockyeah, cause when the tubes get filled then you can't get your internets06:23
FujitsuI don't like it with u-u-s catches up with my list of bugs :(06:23
ajmitchFujitsu: s/u-u-s/crimsun/06:24
Fujitsuajmitch, true :P06:24
crimsunhey now, Hobbsee does some, too.06:24
Fujitsucrimsun, not as much as you :)06:24
crimsunI'm just trying to keep my inbox flood manageable :p06:25
Hobbseeheh06:25
Hobbseeyeah, crimsun does most of htem06:25
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LaserJockdarn, how to I replace ^M's with newlines in vim?06:35
fbondI just use dos2unix06:35
crimsun:%s/[ctrl+v] [ctrl+m] //g06:35
crimsunwhere you physically type ctrl+v followed by ctrl+m06:35
LaserJockhmm, that replaces them with nothing06:37
LaserJockbut they are supposed to be newlines06:37
matidLaserJock: Try :%s/[ctrl+v] [ctrl+m] /\n/g06:39
LaserJockhmm, what am I missing here06:40
FujitsuDarnit... debmirror is borked on my Edgy machine... Can't find SHA1.pm. Can anybody confirm?06:41
crimsunLaserJock: http://72.14.209.104/search?q=cache:zg09exXagvcJ:www.vim.org/tips/tip.php%3Ftip_id%3D26+replace+%5EM+with+newline&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=606:42
LaserJockhmm, weird06:45
crimsunuh06:45
crimsunwho requested the backport of flashplugin-nonfree?06:45
crimsunit's obviously going to fail due to dh_installinit being called with -umultiuser, which doesn't exist in dapper06:46
FujitsuFantastic!06:46
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UbugtuMalone bug 61354 in flashplugin-nonfree "Failing flashplugin update" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6135406:46
FujitsuThat was noted in here a while ago.06:47
FujitsuJon Dong approved... Wen-Yen Chuang requested...06:47
FujitsuBug #61216 is the guilty party.06:48
UbugtuMalone bug 61216 in dapper-backports "[backport]  flashplugin-nonfree 7.0.68" [High,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6121606:48
minghuaLaserJock: is your problem solved?  it sounds you have a mac end-of-line file06:48
Fujitsu(pre-OS X)06:49
LaserJockwell, but I was editing in OS X06:51
minghuaLaserJock: that's not important, I am just saying that if you haven't solved it, I may have a better solution06:51
LaserJockanyway, dos2unix fixed it :/06:51
minghuanever mind then06:52
LaserJockminghua: what were you going to suggest?06:52
minghuaLaserJock: in vim, :set fileformats=mac ; :e file ; :set fileformat=unix ; :w06:53
minghuathis assumes the end-of-line is consistent, though06:53
minghuabut as dos2unix can deal with it, why not, it's even simpler06:54
LaserJockyeah06:54
LaserJockwell, I'll have to look at my OS X editor to see why it did that06:54
minghuayour probably has an pre-OSX editor :-)06:55
LaserJockit's a very new one06:55
LaserJocksmultron I think is the name06:55
LaserJockor maybe it isn't so new06:55
minghuathe one with a strawberry icon?06:56
LaserJockyeah06:57
minghuathat's definitely an OSX-only app06:57
minghuano idea why it uses old mac end-of-line style then06:57
LaserJockmaybe it was a setting, I'll have to look at it tomorrow06:57
LaserJockI guess I just just realize that vims/emacs really do rock ;-)06:58
LaserJocks/just just/should just/06:58
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dholbachgood morning08:51
ajmitchmorning daniel08:51
dholbachhey Andrew08:52
Burgundaviaoh joy: Mozilla license insanity: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=35462208:52
UbugtuDebian bug 354622 in firefox "Using Firefox as the app name without official branding is still" [Serious,Open] 08:52
Burgundaviacan you imagine if every project tried to police their trademark like that08:53
ajmitchwhat a mess08:54
BurgundaviaMozilla corp needs to create a Linux distro generic clearance08:55
Burgundaviaplus, I hate programs that try and push their branding on me08:55
ajmitchI'm glad that very few ubuntu-specific programs even mention ubuntu08:56
Burgundaviawe have been pretty agressive about rooting it out08:56
ajmitchit makes it much easier to create derivatives when you don't have to patch half the world08:56
Burgundaviabasically Mozilla has been thinking and acting in a very agressive manner about it, a very corporate manner08:57
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Burgundavianot exactly winning them any friends08:57
zakameindeed08:58
ajmitchimagine if ubuntu announced that they had to rename firefox due to trademark issues08:58
ajmitchie, making it rather public08:58
Burgundaviaubuntu, debian, etc. should make a joint announcement08:59
Burgundavialay it at Mozilla's door08:59
ajmitchyep08:59
Burgundaviathreaten to not ship it08:59
Burgundaviabut Linux has alwasy been small fry for Moz Corp and they act like it09:00
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Burgundaviawebkit+epiphany09:00
ajmitchwith firefox's popularity, they've felt that they can throw their weight around far too much09:01
zakameopera?09:01
Burgundavianon-free09:01
Kamping_Kaiseri like ephiphany, apart from 1 major anoyance, otherwise, its ++ good09:02
Burgundaviawe still have the issue that Moz essentially craps on the users of just gecko09:03
Mithrandirepiphany has lots of weird defaults and small UI bugs, like not focusing the address bar when you make a new tab.09:04
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BurgundaviaMithrandir: most of those bugs are gecko integration issues09:04
Kamping_KaiserBurgundavia, what other backends does epiphany use?09:05
Burgundavianone09:05
MithrandirBurgundavia: firefox gets it right.09:05
Kamping_Kaiseroh, ok.09:05
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BurgundaviaMithrandir: ephy is seriously starved for resources and fights with a lot of gecko bugs09:08
MithrandirBurgundavia: to me as a user, that's irrelevant; I just want a web browser.09:09
Burgundaviayep09:09
Kamping_KaiserMithrandir, perhaps you might need to open your mind a bit :|09:09
MithrandirKamping_Kaiser: what do you mean?09:10
Kamping_KaiserMithrandir, when my cars low on petrol it stops working properly. when my softwares short on developers, it stops working properly09:10
MithrandirKamping_Kaiser: yes, and?  I don't care much about epiphany.09:11
Kamping_Kaiserthen dont use it... or have we just come full circle....?09:11
MithrandirI use opera or firefox, so I don't. :-)09:12
Kamping_Kaiser:)09:12
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BurgundaviaKamping_Kaiser: already filed09:14
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Kamping_KaiserBurgundavia, ah, goodoh09:15
Burgundaviait is because xchat is a GTK app, not a GNOME one09:15
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Kamping_Kaiseri asumed so09:16
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dholbachdo we have a document where the new sponsoring process is explained?09:24
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dholbachOk, added it to MOTU/FAW09:32
dholbachMOTU/FAQ09:32
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yusufm /msg NickServ IDENTIFY qwerty10:04
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AnAntis the splash screen working in Edgy ?10:53
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Q-FUNKre11:49
Q-FUNKone piece of info I haven't yet found:  how to close launchpad bugs in the changelog.11:50
Q-FUNKwould anybody have a URL to suggest?11:50
Q-FUNKI already know how to close bugs at debian.11:50
ajmitchQ-FUNK: it's not automatic11:50
ajmitchbut (Closes: Ubuntu #12345) would be appreciated11:50
Q-FUNKI'm just wondering if there's a distinct way to mark launchpad bugs in the changelog to have them closed upon upload.11:50
ajmitchnot yet11:50
Q-FUNKok11:51
Q-FUNKthat answers my question :)11:51
ajmitchand you can't do closes: malone #12345 because there can be multiple bug tasks per bug :)11:51
UbugtuMalone bug 12345 in isdnutils "isdn does not work, fritz avm (pnp?)" [Medium,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/1234511:51
ajmitchautomatic closing is on the launchpad developers' todo lists11:52
Q-FUNKwould be nice to have ubuntu bugs marked in a way that won't make the debian bts auto-close, but work on malone.11:52
Q-FUNKhm.11:52
Q-FUNKwhat if the debian bts was modified so that any string between Closes: and the # would be interpreted as a derivate distribution name and thus skipped by debian?11:53
ajmitchit'd be nice, currently it should already be skipped according to the regex used11:54
Q-FUNKthne we could have (Closes: Ubuntu #foobar) which the debian bts would skip, while malone would catch it upon package synchronisation.11:54
ajmitch  /closes:\s*(?:bug)?\#\s*\d+(?:,\s*(?:bug)?\#\s*\d+)*/ig11:55
Q-FUNKah.  good to know.11:55
ajmitchthat's what the developer's reference states is used11:55
Q-FUNKok11:55
Q-FUNK  * Changed the backend permissions to 6700 for Ubuntu compatibility.11:56
Q-FUNK    (Launchpad #36093, #42147)11:56
Q-FUNKI used this11:56
ajmitchright11:57
ajmitchI'd prefer to use Ubuntu: #3609311:57
ajmitchsince launchpad is intended for use for multiple distros11:58
Q-FUNKgood point11:58
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ajmitchMithrandir: yes, it should11:59
ajmitchone day we'll probably have some policy on this12:00
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Q-FUNKajmitch: that's what I was suggesting.  it would probably be a good idea to create this policy in cooperation with debian, to ensure that there is a consistant way of marking bugs between debian and derivatives.12:06
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xerxasPeople cannot change the status ?12:35
xerxasa bug status12:35
xerxasI mean12:35
dholbachxerxas: click on the yellow bar12:35
dholbach(in the middle of the page, where the source package name is)12:35
xerxaswhich yellow bar ?12:36
dholbachclick on the source package name in the middle of the page12:36
xerxasok12:36
xerxasthe bar isn't yellow, it's orange12:36
xerxas:)12:36
dholbach...12:37
xerxasthanks dholbach12:37
xerxasdoes salmon exist as a color in english ?12:37
Q-FUNKxerxas: click on the "foobar (Ubuntu)"  name12:37
dholbachsure12:37
Hobbseexerxas: yes12:37
Hobbseexerxas: kind of red12:37
dholbachnext time I'll say "whatever is closest to yellow"12:37
dholbachhope that helps ;)12:37
xerxas:)12:37
xerxashttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/mpd/+bug/200912:37
UbugtuMalone bug 2009 in mpd "Need some modification" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed] 12:37
xerxascan I reject this one ?12:37
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coyctecmxerxas: I think yes you can, but it's just my opinion12:40
xerxasit's also my opinion12:40
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Adri2000how long packages stay in the queue (https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+queue) before being built and uploaded in archive ?12:54
HobbseeAdri2000: forever12:57
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imbrandonAdri2000: depends, weeks , days , hours hehe01:01
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imbrandonbasicly untill an archive admin has time to look over the package and approve it01:01
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Adri2000ok01:05
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iapx8088hi all02:03
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Fujitsu:O02:38
FujitsuHow?02:38
HobbseeFujitsu: seen the /topic?  :P02:39
FujitsuThe second bit?02:39
Hobbseethe "have you reviewed a package on REVU yet today" bit02:40
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Hobbseehehe02:40
FujitsuHobbsee, that's what I meant :)02:40
FujitsuBye!02:40
Hobbseebye!02:40
zulHobbsee: any progress on the clamav stuff?02:42
Hobbseezul: havent looked02:42
zulHobbsee: ok..just at work will try to look at it when i get home02:42
Hobbseeokay02:42
Q-FUNK/querry pitti02:44
Q-FUNKargh02:44
lophytedholbach: are you around?02:46
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dholbachlophyte: yes03:02
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lophytedholbach: for simple rebuilds, like the one I emailed to you, should I even bother posting them to REVU, or should I just go through the sponsorship process you referred to?03:05
dholbachI think the sponsorship process is quicker03:06
lophytealright03:06
lophytethanks :)03:07
geserlophyte: shouldn't you upload be correctly versioned 0.5-3build1 instead of 0.5-4build1?03:14
dholbachgeser: that was my mistake03:14
lophyteyeah, it should.. I put the wrong version in :\03:15
dholbachand I corrected it the wrong way ;)03:15
dholbachwe'll survive :)03:15
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chillywillytrying to make a mirror of the amd64 arch and it keeps complaining about a few Packages and Release files failing the md5sum check03:49
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iapx8088mmh03:52
iapx8088 a little personal outcry, a little OT. The goddamn new kernel interface is kicking the sh?t out of me03:53
iapx8088it's pi??ing me off03:53
Q-FUNK:(03:54
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Adri2000i'm a package waiting on revu.tauware.de, i need review, my id is 3183, thank you04:14
Adri2000:p04:14
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phanaticgood afternoon04:21
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iapx8088Adri2000,  what's the package04:28
Adri2000iapx8088: id 3183 -> http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=318304:29
iapx8088fine04:29
iapx8088Adri2000, I'm on dapper, but it complains about debhelper too old. I believe I cannot review it04:33
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Adri2000iapx8088: yeah, dapper has only 5.0.7ubuntu1304:34
Adri2000edgy has 5.0.37.3ubuntu104:34
iapx8088I wonder if that dependency it's strictly necessary, I mean the version.04:35
Gloubiboulgayes, it is04:35
Gloubiboulgafor the new python policy04:35
iapx8088I se04:35
Adri2000hi Gloubiboulga :)04:36
Gloubiboulgasalut Adri2000 ;)04:36
iapx8088I believe I cannot review it04:36
iapx8088I could upgrade to edgy but I'm in the middle of a etch upgrade and the new kernel is driving me mad04:37
Adri2000iapx8088: if you want to check if it compiles fine, you can use an edgy pbuilder04:38
GloubiboulgaAdri2000, I'm having a look04:38
iapx8088Adri2000, I suppose it's in revu-tools also in dapper yeah?04:39
Adri2000iapx8088: what? pbuilder?04:41
Adri2000Gloubiboulga: cool :)04:41
iapx8088Adri2000, http://www.mail-archive.com/ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com/msg00682.html i'm getting confused :D04:41
Adri2000pbuilder is another package04:42
Adri2000and revu-* use it04:42
iapx8088Adri2000,  understand, I'm creating a pbuilder create edgy04:43
iapx8088:D04:43
iapx8088it's taking a lot of space :o04:45
Adri2000it's an ubuntu base system (without X/Gnome/... i think) :)04:46
iapx8088omg04:48
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bddebianHeya gang06:40
LaserJockhmm06:45
LaserJockhow does UVF affect native packages?06:45
LaserJockno matter what you do you still have to upload the whole thing06:45
LaserJockis that considered a new upstream version?06:46
bddebianOnly if the abi changes afaik06:46
LaserJock:-)06:46
LaserJockwhat if I have no abi ;-)06:46
bddebianSo going from 1.0-1 to 1.1-1 would be a UVF but going from 1.0-1 to 1.0-2 would not be06:47
bddebianBut what the hell do I know? :-)06:47
azeemthose are not native package versions06:47
bddebianOh, good point06:47
LaserJockwell, they could be but they aren't nice ones06:47
azeemheh :)06:47
LaserJockI had this talk the other day06:48
LaserJockas Ubuntu uses that kind of versioning for a few packages06:48
LaserJockwhich is kinda confusing, IMO06:48
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LaserJockI'm still a little uncertain about how I should go about versioning06:54
LaserJockbut I guess I'll stick to using .X once UVF hits06:54
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LaserJockdarn, can we get a mailing list or something for ubuntu-universe-sponsors ?07:28
zulask jono07:28
LaserJockI'm getting spammed by crimsun too much ;-)07:29
zulheh blacklist him ;)07:29
LaserJocknever07:29
LaserJock:-)07:29
LaserJockI can't find an easy way to filter it in gmail07:30
LaserJockperhaps the [Bug in the subject07:30
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LaserJockbut then I'll get all LP bugs in there07:31
zulcouldnt you use a regular email client?07:31
LaserJockyuck07:31
LaserJockif I ever found one I liked :-)07:32
zuli hear outlook is pretty good07:32
LaserJockand could use in a browser07:32
LaserJock:-)07:32
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fbondI filter my mail with procmail and read it with mutt; hard to beat that for flexibility.07:33
LaserJockfbond: well, it was ok, but gmail was more portable07:33
fbondcan't get more portable than connecting to your machine at home via SSH :)07:33
LaserJockexcept it isn't on07:34
fbondthere's your problem07:34
LaserJockI could forward my gmail the my school mail07:34
LaserJockand then use IMAP07:34
fbondyech, then when you graduate you'll have to figure it all out all over again07:35
LaserJockfbond: sure, the reason I have gmail is it's the only consistent thing I have right now :-)07:35
fbondyeah, tumultuous years, those college years07:36
LaserJockheh, well this is my 9th year so ..07:36
LaserJockit's not like it's that fluctuating07:37
fbond:)07:37
LaserJockI have almost 1GB stored on my school account07:37
fbondgeez.  they better buy you your own server soon.07:38
LaserJockwell, the don't limit the size07:38
LaserJockso I use it for backup07:38
LaserJockand Ubuntu stuff07:38
fbondI really made an effort to consolidate much of my data-access to shell programs over the last few years07:38
LaserJocketc.07:38
fbondI use mutt for email07:39
fbondnaim for IM07:39
LaserJockI'm *trying* to get into mutt07:39
LaserJockbut most of the time I end up in thunderbird07:39
fbondIt's pretty powerful once you have your config worked out and you know your way around it07:39
fbondmutt, that is07:39
LaserJockI don't know how to deal with attachments and getting around my email quickly07:40
fbondyeah ... I find things usually work out ok, unless people send you HTML emails with image attachments ... :)07:40
fbondyou have to save the images, save the HTML, and view it in a browser if you want things to work out properly07:41
LaserJockmhm, and I get a fair amount of those07:41
LaserJockplus I use mutt from the server07:41
LaserJockso I have to transfer everything to my box07:41
LaserJockoverall I think email sucks07:42
LaserJockI hate mailing lists07:42
LaserJockand dread having to send emails07:42
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iapx8088ok07:43
iapx8088I'm fighting with pbuilder07:44
iapx8088I did create something, but it's wrong.07:44
iapx8088how to start from beginning07:44
LaserJockoh that's much more fun then listening to me rant about email ;-)07:44
iapx8088I mean, how to remove the actual pbuilder envirnment07:45
bddebian sudo pbuilder create --distribution edgy --override-config ?07:45
LaserJockiapx8088: look in /cache/pbuilder/07:45
iapx8088E: No such script: /usr/lib/debootstrap/scripts/edgy07:45
LaserJockand see if there is a base.tgz07:45
iapx8088ok07:45
LaserJockoh07:45
LaserJockare you doing this on dapper?07:45
iapx8088yeah07:46
LaserJockyou need to install edgy's deboostrap07:46
iapx8088I need that to review a package that uses debhelper from edgy07:46
iapx8088I see07:46
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iapx8088O i remember I read that in packagin basic07:48
LaserJockhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/3046376/debootstrap_0.3.3.0ubuntu3_all.deb07:48
iapx8088I got it07:49
iapx8088it's rolling07:49
iapx8088thanks LaserJock07:49
LaserJocknp07:51
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Buzz_LightyearHi08:03
Buzz_LightyearI have some Questions about ubuntu linux with some Hardware ... someones here who can help or think he knows a lot of ?08:04
iapx8088Buzz_Lightyear,  the channel is #ubuntu08:04
Buzz_LightyearThanks a lot08:05
Buzz_Lightyear:)08:05
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iapx8088I suppose it's normal that pbuider <anything> needs root privileges?08:10
iapx8088yes it is08:11
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iapx8088omg08:20
iapx8088pbuilder is failing inside the chroot, but it's not the package, it's the dependencies08:20
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iapx8088maybe python cairo is broken, my pbuilder works with my package08:23
iapx8088(spice)08:23
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iapx8088mmh08:57
iapx8088Adri2000,08:57
iapx8088I was reviewing your package08:57
Adri2000iapx8088: giplet ?08:58
iapx8088I have an edgy pbuilder now, and I suppose it works, because it builds succesfully my spice deb08:58
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iapx8088yeah08:58
Sp4rKyhi08:58
Adri2000iapx8088: Gloubiboulga has already uploaded it ;)08:59
Sp4rKyi need someone who really know REVU building process08:59
Sp4rKy(how pbuilder is set for permits MOTU building their packages without sudo)08:59
iapx8088Adri2000,  fine, but I discovered something08:59
iapx8088Sp4rKy, it's in the guide08:59
iapx8088Sp4rKy,  you mean this? http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/software/pbuilder-doc/pbuilder-doc.html#nonrootchroot09:00
iapx8088Adri2000, I'm happy it's already up, but I had a problem with it.  And I suppose it's not my fault or pbuilder one, it works for another package09:02
iapx8088Adri2000,  look http://pastebin.com/790763 maybe you can tell me what's wrong with my pbuilder.09:02
iapx8088probably it's a problem o'mine09:03
Gloubiboulgalooks like a problem with a package in the archive09:04
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Gloubiboulgatry to update your pbuilder09:05
iapx8088already did.09:05
iapx8088let's try again09:06
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seaLneiapx8088: i have that aswell, the new python packages were supposed to fix it but haven't for me09:06
Sp4rKyiapx8088: mhhh, the pbuilderrc using by MOTU doesn't seems have a special user09:06
Sp4rKyoups09:06
Sp4rKy# the username and ID used by pbuilder, inside chroot. Needs fakeroot, really09:06
Sp4rKyBUILDUSERID=123409:06
Sp4rKy:/09:06
iapx8088seaLne, I see, so it's not my fault or Adri2000 one, good09:07
iapx8088mhmm09:07
iapx8088to update it suffices sudo pbulilder update or I am missing something09:07
seaLnenot really my laptop is useless and i'm off to a conference tommorow :(09:07
iapx8088seaLne, that'not good09:08
LaserJockSp4rKy: pbuilder is run with sudo on revu09:08
Sp4rKyiapx8088: are you sure revu use way desribes in the link ?09:08
Sp4rKyrootstrap etc ...09:08
seaLneand i really didn't have time for a reinstall but i guess its to be expected everyso often with edgy09:09
iapx8088Sp4rKy, no I am not. Did you see in motu?09:09
LaserJockSp4rKy: but the /etc/sudoers file limits people to *only* pbuilder unless they are a revu admin09:09
Sp4rKyLaserJock: hmmm k09:10
seaLneiapx8088: try deleting your pbuilder cache and recreating it, the python problem is with upgrades09:10
iapx8088ok09:10
Sp4rKyLaserJock: so must i install user-mode-linux09:10
Sp4rKyor just add users in /etc/sudoers09:10
Sp4rKyand limit access to pbuilder command ?09:10
iapx8088seaLne, I'm on the last update09:11
LaserJockSp4rKy: /etc/sudoers09:13
Sp4rKyk09:13
=== Sp4rKy will have to read man sudo :/
iapx8088mmh09:14
iapx8088a question: when I build my package (spice) I use dpkg-buildpackage or debuild and it gets signed.09:15
iapx8088but I want to build it using edgy pbuilder (and it works) but of course it doesn't get signed.09:15
tsengpbuilder doesnt build source-only, either09:15
tsengso you would need to build it anyway09:15
tsengpbuilder to test09:16
iapx8088ok09:16
tsengdpkg-buildpackage -S (-sa) -rfakeroot to upload09:16
tsengif its the first upload of a new orig tarball you need -sa09:16
seaLneor debuild -S -sa is slightly easier09:16
seaLneless typing :)09:17
tsengmeh09:17
iapx8088clear. But I have a Dapper, and it means that the source package will come out from a dapper, not an edgy (but I believe it doesn't matter)09:17
tsengcommand history for the win09:17
tsengthe changelog is what matters09:17
iapx8088ok09:17
tsengif it targets dapper or edgy09:17
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iapx8088and I am supposed to do things for edgy right?09:18
iapx8088It's pointless to build for dapper I wonder09:18
iapx8088I discovered an error in my package :D09:19
iapx8088I had dapper in my changelog :'(09:19
LaserJockSp4rKy: I think you can do something like  <user>   ALL = /usr/sbin/pbuilder09:19
Goshawkhi all, iapx8088: are you able to build it09:19
Goshawk?09:19
iapx8088yes, it's fine09:19
iapx8088and has a single warning in lintian09:20
Goshawkiapx8088: are you saying that you compiled a gcc 4.0 on dapper with gdc support?09:20
iapx8088gcc?09:20
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iapx8088Goshawk,  it's not gcc09:20
Goshawkah! ok understood09:20
Goshawkso you compiled dmd, isn't it?09:21
iapx8088http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=315409:21
iapx8088this09:21
Goshawkah ma sei italiano!09:21
iapx8088sisi piacere giuseppe09:21
Goshawkscusa, ma qual  la relazione tra D e spice?09:24
iapx8088D?09:25
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iapx8088dapper?09:25
Goshawkscusa! ho sbagliato canale09:26
iapx8088:D09:26
Goshawkcredevo di essere in un altro canale09:26
iapx8088trank09:26
Goshawksorry for everybody i thought i was in another channel09:27
iapx8088Goshawk, are you a reviewer?09:28
Goshawkiapx8088: no i'm a simple uploader09:28
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iapx8088what did you upload?09:28
iapx8088you could start to review my package and I could start to review yours.09:29
iapx8088(not today, I'm very tired)09:29
Goshawkiapx8088: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=291409:29
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iapx8088Goshawk, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=315409:29
Goshawkah! i didn't know that we could do this09:30
iapx8088when you have some spare time09:30
iapx8088Goshawk, I believe everyone should try to review a package (or not?)09:30
tsengyou can help eachother spot bugs09:30
tsengbut you cant advocate them for upload09:30
Goshawkno i know that an ubuntu developer should look for it09:30
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Goshawkyep tseng rules09:31
tsenga developer must look at it09:31
tsengbut there is no reason you cant check each other09:31
pianoboy3333Anyone know how to make a deb of mutagen? The python tagging module? Can anyone tell me how to do it myself?09:31
iapx8088haa I see09:31
iapx8088ok09:31
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iapx8088Goshawk, it seems basically good to me, I've got a single warning,  later I'll see if everything is in the right place09:35
Goshawkthanks09:35
Sp4rKyLaserJock: i'm editing /etc/sudoers09:35
seaLnewith sudo visudo?09:35
LaserJockpianoboy3333: I think it is already in the repos09:35
Sp4rKywhat user should be used for sudo commands ?09:35
Sp4rKyPACKAGERS       localhost = (MYUSER) PACKAGING09:36
Sp4rKywhat must i put in place of MYUSER ?09:36
seaLnethe user that will be sudoing09:36
tsengSp4rKy, presumably09:36
iapx8088mhm09:36
tsengmaxence rather09:36
iapx8088hey guys, I'm uploading the source too this time (in spice). If it's not going to in the depos, at least it will shorten the mileage of someone saying me what's wrong :d09:37
Sp4rKyso i could not set this ?09:37
Sp4rKyjust write PACKAGERS       localhost = PACKAGING09:37
pianoboy3333LaserJock: it's an old version, 1.6 in edgy09:38
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LaserJockpianoboy3333: do you know what version Debian has?09:38
LaserJockSp4rKy: I'm nut sure what exactly you are doing09:39
LaserJockyou want everybody in PACKAGERS to be able to use pbuilder, is that right?09:39
pianoboy3333LaserJock: nope.... sorry, I can check though09:40
Sp4rKyLaserJock: exactly09:40
pianoboy3333LaserJock: 1.609:40
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iapx8088I surely hate dput09:41
tsengdput couldnt be any easier09:41
pianoboy3333LaserJock: and now I installed 1.7 with it's setup.py script... and then compiz tried to install mutagen 1.6, and now I can't remove python-mutagen.... how do I force remove a package?09:41
iapx8088tseng, no my fault, i alway forgot that it take minutes before showing up09:42
tsengright you have to wait for cron09:42
LaserJockSp4rKy: PACKAGERS  ALL = /usr/sbin/pbuilder should work09:43
Sp4rKyok09:44
Sp4rKythx09:44
iapx8088ok now it's fine09:44
Sp4rKy(/usr/bin/pbuilder defined in PACKAGING meta)09:44
iapx8088ok guys, have a nice time, and see ya tomorronw09:44
Sp4rKy'cause some other packaging software (like revu-tools) need sudo :)09:44
LutinSp4rKy, /usr/sbin/pbuilder09:44
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Sp4rKyyep Lutin :D09:46
Lutin;)09:46
Sp4rKyLaserJock: user always have to call sudo pbuilder ... and not only pbuilder ...09:47
Sp4rKywhy ?09:47
Sp4rKy(i use the same .pbuilderrc than REVU)09:47
LaserJockyou sure09:48
LaserJock?09:48
Sp4rKyyes09:49
LaserJockit's run with sudo on revu09:49
Sp4rKyreally09:50
LaserJockyep09:50
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Sp4rKygloubiboulga said me MOTU doesn't need to run sudo pbuilder *** but only pbuilder ***09:50
Sp4rKythis is wrong ?09:50
LaserJockno09:50
LaserJock:-)09:50
Sp4rKy:/09:51
=== Sp4rKy don't understand
LaserJockrevu has pbuilder wrapper scripts09:51
LaserJockso pbuilder-edgy uses an edgy pbuilder, etc.09:51
Sp4rKyk09:51
LaserJockinside that wrapper is a sudo pbuilder09:51
Sp4rKyok09:51
LaserJockso when you run it09:51
LaserJockyou run pbuilder-edgy09:52
LaserJockbut it's really running sudo pbuilder09:52
Sp4rKyok LaserJock09:52
Sp4rKydo you think it's available to get this wrapper ?09:52
LaserJockhehe, yeah09:52
LaserJockyou have it on your computer09:52
Sp4rKywhat is it ?09:52
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LaserJock /usr/share/doc/pbuilder/examples/pbuilder-distribution.sh09:53
Sp4rKythx LaserJock :)09:54
Sp4rKyyou really help me :D09:54
imbrandonsuperm1: ping09:54
imbrandonheya LaserJock09:54
LaserJockSp4rKy: np09:55
LaserJockhola imbrandon09:55
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imbrandonLaserJock: do you ever see superm1 active?09:58
beligumwhen is the next revu day?09:58
beligumhmm, sorry, just read the topic09:59
beligumI guess today?09:59
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Sp4rKyLaserJock: can i again disturb you ?10:00
LaserJockheh10:01
LaserJocksure10:01
LaserJockimbrandon: occasionally10:01
LaserJockbeligum: it was Monday10:01
beligumoh, ic10:01
LaserJockbut we review packages everyday10:02
LaserJockwe just try to do more on REVU Days10:02
beligumAnyone care to review screenkast ?10:02
imbrandonLaserJock: if you see him before i do, can you tell him to read up in the maint guide about versioning heh all his packages he asked me to revu are mis-versioned10:02
imbrandonmostly the -XubuntuX part10:03
Sp4rKyLaserJock: i'm working on a parrallel pbuilder processing10:03
LaserJockimbrandon: k10:03
imbrandonliek a new package to ubuntu was versioned 0.20 upstream and he versioned it 0.20-3ubuntu3 for a reason i cannot tell10:03
imbrandonhehe10:03
LaserJockheh10:03
imbrandonother than that looks like he's getting it down pat10:04
Sp4rKyLaserJock: do you have already try to do this ?10:04
imbrandonsome other mirnor stuff i'll catch up with him on later but i just never seem to be on at the same time as him ;)10:04
LaserJockSp4rKy: I'm not quite sure what you mean?10:05
Sp4rKyLaserJock: i would that :10:05
Sp4rKyauthorized packagers can connect with ssh to mi dedicated server10:05
Sp4rKythey can use pbuilder software for packaging10:06
Sp4rKybut, when they run pbuilder, it should use all connected client to share compilation between them10:06
Sp4rKyunderstand ?10:07
crimsunI don't think you want that if your connected clients are over 14.4 kbps dialup10:07
Sp4rKyof course :)10:07
Sp4rKyand all Ubuntu users should be able to help Ubuntu community in a new passive way10:08
imbrandonSp4rKy: your talking about a distcc setup and thats is realy hackish for pbuilder to use AND only works on lan connected systesm ( becouse of the ammount of data and the systesm ahve to have a constant connection )10:08
ajmitchand it breaks with a lot of packages10:09
imbrandonexactly10:09
LaserJockwhat might be a cool idea is pbuilder-ssh10:09
imbrandonheya ajmitch crimsun10:09
Sp4rKyLaserJock (and others) , the exact way isn't already decided10:09
Sp4rKyi'm interesting on this project10:10
Sp4rKyand try find the better way10:10
ajmitchhello10:10
LaserJockbetter way to do what?10:10
LaserJockyou want to make a pbuilder farm for people to build packages on?10:10
imbrandonSp4rKy: imho there isnt that many packages that warent a parrell setup10:11
=== Nafallo just ordered upgrades for his server ;-)
imbrandonLaserJock: he is wanting to make like a seta@home for pbuilder , people dedicate cpu cycles10:11
Nafalloone way to solve slow compiles :-)10:11
imbrandonhehe10:12
LaserJockimbrandon: yikes10:12
imbrandonheh10:12
Sp4rKy22:10 < LaserJock> you want to make a pbuilder farm for people to build packages on?10:12
Sp4rKy22:10 < LaserJock> you want to make a pbuilder farm for people to build packages on? <== exactly10:12
Nafallohmm10:13
ajmitchcompilation is not easily parallelised :)10:13
Sp4rKysoftware like distcc should works at the time of you past CC=distcc option to make10:13
LaserJockwell, but that's different than @home style thing10:13
Sp4rKyajmitch: i've not said it's easy10:13
NafalloI think you would be better off with identical buildds and a round-robin dns then :-)10:13
LaserJockyeah10:13
imbrandonSp4rKy: distcc also breaks alot of packages too10:13
Sp4rKyimbrandon: maybe10:13
Sp4rKyif you know some others solutions, why not10:14
LaserJocklike we have been saying10:14
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LaserJockit's probably better to have a computer, or series of computers10:14
imbrandonas ajmitch complilation isnt easily parllelized10:14
Sp4rKyNafallo: :/ this way doesn't split compilation (and so packaging time will always be the same)10:14
ajmitchfar too much information is needed to be transferred10:14
NafalloSp4rKy: so? the packages will atleast not break :-)10:15
LaserJockbetter slow than not at all10:15
LaserJockI think pbuilder-ssh would be much better10:15
NafalloSp4rKy: look at how Ubuntu compile there stuff etc... :-)10:15
imbrandonLaserJock: remid me that next time i compile kdebase on my 800mhz ppc ;)10:15
imbrandonremind*10:15
imbrandonhehe10:15
ajmitchLaserJock: even just uploading the source would take an age10:16
LaserJockfor small packages it might be ok10:16
imbrandonreally even with distcc there comes a point where its hurting to add more computers rather than helping becouse of the transfer / checksum times10:16
LaserJocksomebody's got to do it sometime10:16
Sp4rKyLaserJock: do you have any doc on pbuilder-ssh10:16
Sp4rKyaybe exists some better software for this10:17
LaserJockhttp://mentors.debian.net/cgi-bin/sponsor-pkglist?action=details;package=pbuilder-ssh10:18
ajmitchimbrandon: usually I found that I didn't get much/any speedup by using my slow boxes10:18
imbrandonDAC and a build queue ;)10:18
ajmitchand they could slow things down10:18
imbrandonajmitch: yea exactly10:18
ajmitchI haven't used distcc for awhile :)10:18
imbrandonajmitch: i get a LITTLE speed when i use two amd64 about the same speed but i've been trying to find a good way to use all 8 xboxes ( running gentoo ) to no avail10:19
imbrandonbut either way with pbuilder it sucks becouse you have to hack the packages and chroots10:20
ajmitchimbrandon: I'm not that rich ;)10:20
imbrandonhahah i got most of my xboxes free or cheap that were broke and "fixed" them with a linux install ;)10:20
imbrandononly one i use ( well my son uses ) to play games hehe10:21
imbrandonand even it runs linux / XBMC10:21
Nafallohmm10:21
Sp4rKyLaserJock: pbuilder-ssh isn't what i want10:21
NafalloI hope the amd64 x2 I just bought will do for a while :-)10:22
Sp4rKyi want SHARE/split building/compiling process10:22
ajmitchNafallo: mine manages alright10:22
imbrandonSp4rKy: what you want dosent exist ( yet ) you will have to create it is what we're saying10:22
ajmitchSp4rKy: good luck, you'll need a lot of it10:22
Nafalloajmitch: nice. both x86 and x86_64? :-)10:22
ajmitchNafallo: hm?10:22
Nafalloajmitch: you compile both on it? :-)10:22
ajmitchof course10:23
ajmitchseparate pbuilder base tarballs10:23
ajmitchvery easy10:23
imbrandon;)10:23
Nafallozul: amd64 xen-host can have both i386 and amd64 guests? :-)10:23
Nafalloajmitch: nice :-)10:23
=== ajmitch also has an old, slow x86 laptop (P-M 2GHz) :)
imbrandonNafallo: you can have 32bit userland with a 64bit kernel afaik10:24
imbrandon( xen wise )10:24
ajmitchyes that should be quite possible10:24
ajmitchI haven't setup xen on the amd64 yet since I'm waiting for the nvidia drivers :)10:24
imbrandoni've always just done it chroots but that should work ok10:24
Nafallonice. I feel I'll have to read up on XEN :-)10:24
ajmitchand I don't like it rebooting10:24
Sp4rKyyou really think there is no way at all for spit compilation process10:25
ajmitchSp4rKy: nope, not really in the way you want10:25
Sp4rKywhereas a lot a this kind of software exists ...10:25
imbrandonNafallo: zul has a pretty simple wiki page on getting it up and runng fairly simple10:25
ajmitchNafallo: it's really easy to setup xen domains10:25
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imbrandoni had it setup before i wiped this drive10:26
ajmitchimbrandon: using zul's packages?10:26
Nafallooki, will play with it when the hardware has arrived and are installed then :-)10:26
Sp4rKyajmitch: i want speed up building process, i think the best way to do that is speed up compilation part, but maybe other optimization which use parrallel computing should work10:26
imbrandonajmitch: yea10:26
imbrandonSp4rKy: ..... your barking up the wrong tree bud10:27
ajmitchSp4rKy: maybe you could write a compiler to do so :)10:27
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imbrandon... but can you make a beowolf cluster out of them ?10:29
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ajmitchheh10:29
ajmitchbad imbrandon ;)10:29
imbrandonheh10:29
ajmitchNafallo: how much RAM are you getting?10:29
NafalloCorsair TWIN2X1024-5400C4 XMS2-5400 2x512MB (tot. 1GB) DDR2 PC5300 4-4-4-12 667MHz with Heatsink 240pin10:30
Nafallo:-)10:30
ajmitchah, only 1GB10:30
ajmitchyou'll find yourself wanting more real fast10:30
imbrandonnice, makes my poor lil amd64 3400+ seem like a childs toy10:30
NafalloI only have 5k SEK to spend :-)10:31
ajmitchmakes my poor little 4200+ x2 seem like a toy ;)10:31
Sp4rKyimbrandon: i've just discovered beowolf some days ago10:31
imbrandonyea i only have 1 gig in my amd 64 and it eats it up fast10:31
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ajmitchI had 1GB in my old box, which is why I went for 4GB this time10:31
imbrandon*64 eat ram like its candy10:31
LaserJockI think we have a couple beowolf clusters here10:31
Nafallowell, ogre.magicalforest.se is what I have now :-)10:32
LaserJocknot positive about that10:32
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LaserJockimbrandon: won't do you much good10:32
imbrandonhehe10:32
imbrandonno accounts on the cluster even as a grad ?10:32
LaserJockoh no, I have accounts :-)10:32
imbrandon;)10:33
LaserJockyou just won't find much interesting on them10:33
imbrandonahh /me just wants to play on a "real" cluster sometime10:33
imbrandoni have set them up here before and got them "working" but i cant find a good use for them in the stuff i do10:34
imbrandonwell not that /works/10:34
=== ajmitch wonders what time the freeze comes into effect
imbrandondunno, when they change the topic in -devel probably10:34
zulNafallo: i dont have an amd64 so im not sure10:34
ajmitchsigh10:34
ajmitchzul!10:34
imbrandonheya zul ;)10:35
zulajmitch: you might have to wait a bit longer because ive been asked to port it to 2.6.1710:35
ajmitchzul: you rely on poor suckers like us to test :)10:35
ajmitchzul: so I saw10:35
zulajmitch: meh..10:35
Nafallozul: hi! :-) will tell you after I've started playing with my hardware then :-)10:35
zulok10:35
ajmitchzul: anything we can help with?10:35
LaserJockimbrandon: well we have 2 or so clusters of 10-15 nodes10:35
imbrandonnice10:35
zulajmitch: not really if you have ported xen before ;)10:35
LaserJockimbrandon: but we don't really use them for anything special10:36
ajmitchzul: I'm not that insane10:36
zulajmitch: apparently i am10:36
LaserJockimbrandon: we just run more of the same stuff ;-)10:36
ajmitchzul: I thought you were just waiting on kernel-package to get .18?10:36
ajmitchelmo wants the kernels to be strictly in sync?10:36
zul2.6.17 i am told10:36
zulyep10:36
ajmitchoh well :)10:36
ajmitchhave fun10:36
imbrandonLaserJock: i have openmosix running on the xboxes but they just sit there idle looking good on my "geek resume" becouse i dunno what to use them for LOL10:36
zulthanks i will10:36
imbrandonLaserJock: @home projects is all that runs on them , litterly10:37
imbrandonheh10:37
LaserJockimbrandon: that's the thing, we have clusters but we can't run a program on more than one node at a time10:37
imbrandonwow10:37
LaserJockimbrandon: so we have 10 nodes so we can run 10 jobs10:37
imbrandonwhats the point then ?10:37
LaserJockyou can distribute computational jobs over the cluster10:38
LaserJockand you log into 1 computer10:38
imbrandonohh yea , ok10:38
imbrandonyea thats how openmosix works10:38
LaserJockbut it's not really distributed computing10:38
imbrandonwell atleaste how i understand it10:39
imbrandonright unless its a program writen to ..... hell i dont know really, i just toy with them10:39
imbrandonwish i knew more10:39
imbrandonheh10:39
LaserJockright10:39
LaserJockwe have *no* software that can do that10:39
LaserJockour original cluster was 15 AMD 1800+ boxes10:40
imbrandonheh yea from what i've seen there isnt much out there10:40
imbrandonthat is10:40
LaserJockbut what was nice is that the software we run has a hefty license fee10:40
imbrandonheh10:41
LaserJockotherwise I would have just run jobs on my computer since it was faster10:41
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imbrandon;)10:41
LaserJockbut then that cluster overheated and dies10:41
LaserJock*died10:41
imbrandonlol10:41
LaserJockso we got another one10:41
LaserJockand then there is another one that is like 10 AMD64s10:41
imbrandon3d rendering is the only thing i can see myself doing on a cluster10:42
imbrandonand compiling if there was a good solution to use all processors/ram10:42
imbrandonbut alas we just had that discussion ;)10:42
imbrandonand i dont know enough about 3d rendering to make anything worth putting on a cluster to render ;)10:43
imbrandonmake a 10000000000x100000000000 png of the stargate hehe10:43
LaserJockwell, all we do is computational chemistry10:44
imbrandonhrm what codec/player plays H.264 encoded videos ?10:44
imbrandon( on linux/ubuntu )10:45
imbrandonor if RMS had his way GNU/KDE/Gnome/vim/emacs/mplayer/Amarok/Linux10:46
ajmitchheathen!!10:46
ajmitchyou missed one10:46
imbrandonhah what one ?10:46
ajmitchX10:46
ajmitchbut that's not GPL10:46
imbrandonahh yes10:46
imbrandonhehe10:46
micahcowanimbrandon, and don't forget to explicitly pronounce each slash.10:47
imbrandonok well i'm off to the store to look at some new gadgets bbiab10:47
imbrandonmicahcowan: haha yea10:47
imbrandonbut GNU is always top billing even though its the TOOL that Linux uses ;) *rolls eyes*10:48
imbrandonbbiab10:48
ajmitchno no10:48
ajmitchGNU is the operating system10:48
ajmitchGNU/Linux is the variant :)10:49
imbrandonheh10:49
ajmitchan inferior second cousin, so to speak ;)10:49
imbrandoni wish someone would take the time to port all BSD tools to the linux kernel just to shut RMS up sometimes10:49
imbrandoni mean when i install cygwin on windows it doesnt make it GNU/Windows but somehow its GNU/Bsd or GNU/Linux10:50
ajmitchdemanding users on the -devel list...10:50
imbrandonmah10:50
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ajmitch:)10:52
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micahcowanimbrandon, IIRC, someone already did that. It was called LSD :)10:57
trappistpoint me in the right direction if this isn't the place to ask, but I can't connect to bazaar.launchpad.net with bzr though my ssh key is on lp.  something broken?10:58
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trappistsays Permission denied (publickey)10:58
Marcelo31#ubuntu-br10:58
trappistMarcelo31: that wasn't for me, was it?10:58
zulheh demanding users here too :)10:59
crimsuntrappist: what syntax are you using?10:59
Marcelo31[gnomefreak] : I'm sorry10:59
Marcelo31no I'm sorry10:59
gnomefreakyou are?10:59
Marcelo31excuse me , i have got mistake11:00
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trappistcrimsun: bzr checkout sftp://jrhakr@bazaar.launchpad.net/... which I had just pasted from a wiki page, when it probably wants me to connect as trappist, not jrhakr11:01
trappistcrimsun: yeah, just confirmed that.11:01
carthikIs it okay if I assign bugs in universe packages to the MOTU team? May I subscribe the team? What do you folks prefer generally?11:08
dholbachsubscribing is cool11:08
dholbachthat way we can still assign it to a person who's willing to fix it11:09
carthikalrighty11:09
crimsunassigning right off the bat is frowned upon.11:10
crimsun(hence my earlier comment regarding ubuntu-audio)11:10
dholbachin desktop land we assign to ubuntu-desktop - in general I don't think it's "really bad" to do assign vs subscribe11:13
crimsunI'm certainly just one person, but I find it extremely annoying to have stuff assigned to me if I didn't explicitly request it or do it myself.11:15
micahcowanI think it's usually enough to make sure it gets to the right package... if someone is interested in fixing issues with that package, they'll have themselves subscribed to relevant bugs.11:17
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carthikcrimsun, I did not want to annoy anyone else today, and so asked :)11:24
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LaserJockwho did the scipy merge in edgy?11:42
FujitsuHm.11:42
FujitsuI was going to do that.11:42
FujitsuUpstream just released a version which works with python 2.5.11:43
BassettsI would like to help out with packaging, can i have some pointers where to start?11:43
LaserJockarggg, scipy and scipy-core are empty in edgy!!11:44
FujitsuAre they?11:44
FujitsuI was about to ask about scipy.11:44
LaserJockyeah, I have a meeting with my boss11:44
LaserJockand I can't analyze my data11:44
LaserJock:(11:44
FujitsuUpstream released a new version 8 hours ago... Works with python 2.5.11:44
FujitsuIs it acceptable to deviate from Debian like this, this was holding back my merge.11:44
LaserJockwhat deviation?11:46
FujitsuA new upstream version.11:46
Bassettsanyone?11:47
Fujitsu1.0rc1 vs. 1.0b5-1.11:47
Fujitsu(this is numpy, which the new scipy needs)11:47
carthikBassetts, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU and the pacakging guide at doc.ubuntu.com are good starting points.11:47
Bassettshey carthik11:48
Plughmmm11:49
Plugso moving libdir breaks where the pppd plugin is put11:49
Bassettscarthik, i read your blog all the time, thank you very much, you are actually the reason i started using ubuntu =)11:51
carthikBassetts, great! I find purpose in life at last ;)11:51
carthikthanks a lot for letting me know. :)11:51
LaserJockFujitsu: I can't believ scipy is empty ?!?11:51
Bassetts=) thanks for getting me away from windows11:51
FujitsuLaserJock, who knows... My new one isn't :)11:52
FujitsuI don't think....11:52
LaserJockdo a dpkg -c on the .deb11:52
ajmitchPlug: shawarma had some other changes related to that, the last debdiff on revu should help11:53
FujitsuMine's got a billion-jillion shared objects...11:53
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Fujitsu(but this is a new one)11:53
FujitsuErm, and some C++ sources. That's rather odd.11:53
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ajmitchhttp://revu.tauware.de/diff.py?upid1=3190&upid2=319211:54
FujitsuThere should /not/ be C++ sources in site-packages, should there?11:54
Plugthe problem I have here is I'm not up on scratch on things like shared libraries11:54
ajmitchFujitsu: sounds like you broke it :)11:54
Fujitsuajmitch, I didn't. It's straight from Debian.11:54
ajmitchPlug: shawarma used LIBEXECDIR to place it11:55
LaserJockI would assume the debian package isn't empty11:55
LaserJockI'll have to check it when I get back from my meeting11:55
FujitsuI'll check it...11:55
Laser_awaybbiab11:55
FujitsuOK.11:55
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Plughmmm11:58
PlugI"d used libexecdir too11:58
Plugso I'm not sure what the problem was :(11:58
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FujitsuLaser_away, 0.3.2-10 is indeed empty when built on Ubuntu:12:01
Fujitsuusage: [-v]  [-h]  [-d|--default]  [-s|--supported]  [-i|--installed]  [-r|--requested <version string>|<control file>] 12:01
FujitsuSomething's calling pyversions improperly, but the build isn't failing, it's just got nothing produced.12:02
Plugajmitch: on your review, do you remember what the problem was specifically?  things going in /usr/lib - is that not allowed?12:05
ajmitchplugins which are used by programs shouldn't go there12:07
ajmitchthey should live in dirs under /usr/lib12:07
Fujitsu:O12:09
FujitsuThe new version of numpy actually COMPILES with python 2.5... Yay :)12:09

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