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AnAnt_geser: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.1.2/../../../../lib64/crt1.o: could not read symbols: Bad value <= what does that mean ?12:10
geserlook at line 3112:10
AnAnt_geser: do you have /lib64 in your system ?12:10
geseryes12:11
AnAnt_k, so I need to do that -fPIC thing ?12:11
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FujitsuWhat info do I need to put in a bug requesting syncing a package that isn't in Ubuntu yet? Just name, version, Debian component and the fact that it's new?12:12
crimsunyes12:13
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crimsunsame sync policy12:13
FujitsuI presume I don't have to throw in changelog entries or anything...12:13
AnAnt_is -fPIC a compile or link option ?12:13
crimsunformer12:13
crimsunwhy not?12:14
crimsun^^ Fujitsu12:14
minghuaWow, this tss uses a GPL boilerplate with FSF address "675 Mass Ave, Cambridge"12:14
minghuaisn't that like two versions old?12:14
crimsunthat's impressively outdated12:14
Fujitsucrimsun: Because there's no changes that have to be checked, because there's no previous version?12:15
FujitsuWow! That's really old.12:15
crimsunFujitsu: so you'll have to use the default, which means list them all12:15
FujitsuOK.12:15
FujitsuShall do.12:15
minghuaAnAnt_: How to write a good debian/copyright file: http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/03/msg00023.html12:19
Adri2000i don't really understand how the queue works, seems that not all packages go through the queue ?12:20
crimsun"the" queue? there are multiple queues12:20
Adri2000this one : https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+queue12:21
crimsunabout what are you unclear?12:21
Adri2000i see a lot of new packages coming in edgy in the rss feed (i think it's the same that edgy changes mailing list), and i don't see this packages in this queue12:22
crimsuna new source package goes into the NEW queue. After it's accepted, it's built after the next publisher run. The binaries end up in the binary NEW queue. After those are accepted, they're synced to mirrors on the next publisher run.12:22
AnAnt_minghua: thanks12:23
Adri2000https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+queue < it should be the first queue ? why are there sources and packages ?12:24
crimsunsay you upload a new source package named foobarcrack that generates one binary package, libfoobarcrack0. It goes through the precise process I just described. Now let's say you have a new upstream version that bumps the soname to 1, so you uupdate, adjust the packaging, and upload.12:24
AnAnt_crimsun: after the source package is accepted & while it's binaries are in the queue, does the source package go to the repos ?12:24
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AnAnt_what is uupdate?12:25
crimsunBecause the source package already exists, it doesn't need to go through the source NEW queue again. Instead, the new binary package, libfoobarcrack1, ends up in the binary NEW queue after it's built. libfoobarcrack1 needs to be ACCEPTed, then it will be published and synced to mirrors.12:25
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crimsunAnAnt_: see uupdate(1)12:27
crimsunAnAnt_: yes, the source has already been ACCEPTed, published, and perhaps synced12:27
Q-FUNKcrimsun: thanks for the ack on upgrade-system12:28
crimsunnp12:28
Q-FUNKbug #6162612:28
UbugtuMalone bug 61626 in cups-pdf "Please sync cups-pdf (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Untriaged,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6162612:28
Q-FUNKthis is the one thta would make a lot more people happier, though ;)12:28
Q-FUNKhm.  doesn't it get added to the sync queue once a motu acknowledges it?12:29
Adri2000crimsun: so only new packages (not updates) appear in https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+queue ?12:30
FujitsuQ-FUNK, which sync queue?12:30
LaserJockAdri2000: right12:31
gesercrimsun: do you know why bug 57632 didn't get picked up by universe sponsors?12:31
UbugtuMalone bug 57632 in coolmail "Coolmail segfaults" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5763212:31
AnAnt_crimsun: acon source is not there12:31
crimsun$ apt-cache madison acon12:32
crimsun      acon | 1.0.5-0ubuntu1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com edgy/universe Sources12:32
Adri2000ok LaserJock12:32
Q-FUNKcrimsun: Notice that ubuntu-archive is automatically subscribed using Martin Pitt's sync request script. No point in telling me not to subscribe them.12:32
crimsunQ-FUNK: I'll speak to Martin about that, then.12:33
AnAnt_crimsun: ?12:33
AnAnt_crimsun: I just searched the packages.ubuntu.com site12:33
crimsunAdri2000: source updates that generate new binary packages still end up in the binary NEW queue just as I described above.12:33
Q-FUNKcrimsun: and the bug is auto-confirmed using that same script too.12:33
crimsunAnAnt_: packages.uc does not sync every hour.12:34
crimsunQ-FUNK: again, I'll speak to Martin about that12:34
Adri2000crimsun: some updates are just binaries ?12:34
crimsunAdri2000: what are "some updates"?12:34
FujitsuAre you sure that pitti means that script to be used by non-MOTUs? That's doing very MOTUish stuff.12:34
AnAnt_k12:34
Q-FUNKcrimsun: very nice script, but as evidenced by your response, should probably have the commands it sends to malone revised according to what the concensus is.12:34
crimsungeser: most likely because its subject line falls through my spam filter12:35
Q-FUNKFujitsu: IIRC I found it via link of apge describing the steps how to ask for a sync12:35
Adri2000crimsun: i really do not understand :p all new packages and all updates must be built, ok ? the uploader uploads only the source ?12:36
Q-FUNKargh.  ...of a wiki page12:36
crimsunAdri2000: correct, we do only source uploads.12:36
Adri2000some packages in the queue are binaries ... :/12:37
Q-FUNKFujitsu: it had a bit that went like "do the following steps manually or use pitti's nice script at [link] "12:37
AnAnt_geser: ok, I found that linux32 exists for i386, so I'll compile here first12:37
crimsunAdri2000: because the source packages generate /new/ binary packages12:37
crimsunnaming-wise12:37
Adri2000hmmm, it's the same queue for package 1) (source) waiting to be built 2) (binary) waiting to be uploaded12:38
Adri2000?12:38
FujitsuYes, NEW.12:38
Q-FUNKcrimsun: though honnestly I find the approach of asking a motu to ask a dev to ask ftp master to do a sync to feature a needlessly huge number of steps.12:38
Adri2000then i understand :)12:39
crimsunQ-FUNK: a MOTU /is/ a member of ubuntu-dev.12:39
Q-FUNKok12:40
crimsunrandom joe should not be able to get an approved sync. A Debian developer is not a random joe, OTOH.12:40
Q-FUNKso why do I still get a feeling that getting a sync approved still goes thru one too many steps?12:40
FujitsuQ-FUNK, it doesn't.12:40
Q-FUNKthere you go.  I maintain the packages on which I request a sync.  it shouldn't have to be so difficult.12:41
LaserJockQ-FUNK: how would we remove steps?12:41
FujitsuLaserJock, I'm wondering the same. It's minimal as it is.12:41
crimsunQ-FUNK: you're also not a member of ubuntu-dev.12:41
LaserJockQ-FUNK: well, but that's a bit different, tbh12:41
Q-FUNKby dirrectly allowing the maintainer at debian to request a sync if he notices his packages drifting away at ubuntu, maybe?12:41
crimsunthen become a member of ubuntu-dev.12:42
FujitsuLaserJock, want to look at python-{scipy,numpy}/matplotlib? I've had to remove a bashism in matplotlib's debian/copyright generator script, but otherwise the diffs are pretty small.12:42
Q-FUNKcrimsun: you're missing the point.12:42
crimsunjust because it's your package doesn't automatically give you rights to push into someone else's repo.12:42
Adri2000i have a package waiting since the 18th to be built. is it just that no archive admin had time to accept it yet, or may there be a problem ?12:43
LaserJockFujitsu: sure, give me a url of the debdiffs12:43
LaserJockAdri2000: time12:43
LaserJocksometimes we wait for a couple weeks12:43
LaserJockit just depends on how much time people have12:43
Q-FUNKcrimsun: I'm gonna be blunt about this one:  you're rude and completely in the woods.12:43
crimsunQ-FUNK: it was not my decision, I simply abide by it.12:43
LaserJockQ-FUNK: dude the same thing goes the other way12:44
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LaserJockI maintain a package in Ubuntu but I still have to go through a sponsor in Debian12:44
LaserJockno different12:44
LaserJockI'm an ubuntu-dev and not a DD so I have to play by Debian's rules12:44
LaserJockand that's the way it *should* be12:44
Q-FUNKoh but there IS a key difference:  Debian is essentially Ubuntu's upstream.12:45
crimsunlet's say I work for Red Hat and make a package. Debian (and Ubuntu) pull in the source package. Do I automatically have the right to request a sync for /my/ maintained package?12:45
Adri2000LaserJock: a couple weeks ? :/ only 5 days remaining before the universe freeze :/12:45
crimsunIf I wish to have my maintained package synced, I need to abide by Debian's policies.12:45
LaserJockQ-FUNK: that's doesn't matter really, would you allow your upstream to ask for a new upstream release directly?12:45
Q-FUNKcrimsun: let's just say that if you bother merging a fix that specifically benefits debian and ubuntu, it would be a good idea for debian and ubuntu to sync.12:46
crimsunQ-FUNK: I'm not at all discussing whether syncing is good. I'm saying there's policy in place, and it holds /regardless/ what direction originated the work.12:47
FujitsuThen upstream can request it, but it will still have to go through the proper channels.12:47
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crimsunI may be rude, yes, but that's the way it works in Debian, and it's the way it works in Ubuntu.12:49
Q-FUNKcrimsun: see the code of conduct and call us back in the morning.12:49
FujitsuLaserJock, http://people.ubuntu.com.au/~fujitsu/scipy_etc12:50
LaserJockQ-FUNK: what? he didn't say anything that was against the CoC12:50
crimsunIf anyone else believes I've overstepped my bounds as a member, please do speak up.12:50
FujitsuNope, you're fine, crimsun.12:50
Q-FUNKLaserJock: he was rude. that's clearly agaisnt the CoC.12:50
LaserJockhe was not rude12:50
LaserJockhe just simply stated that being the debian maintainer doesn't give you the right to push stuff in Ubuntu12:51
FujitsuQ-FUNK, was he? I didn't see that anywhere.12:51
LaserJockand that is 100% correct regarding policy12:51
LaserJockyou are not an ubuntu-dev or ubuntu-core-dev12:51
Q-FUNKexactly how am I pushing anything?  I'm not ftp master anywhere, am I?12:51
LaserJockok, so s/pushing/upload or aprrove upload/12:52
crimsun(I believe the correct semantics are "following policy.")12:53
LaserJockso I really fail to see rudeness there and certainly not a violation of the CoC12:53
Q-FUNKit would be a lot simpler to simply disable some launchpad functions for people who are not ubuntu-dev.12:53
FujitsuQ-FUNK, like!?12:54
LaserJockthey are12:54
LaserJocksome things12:54
LaserJockI'm not really sure what you are getting at though12:54
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LaserJockyou can request a sync12:54
Q-FUNKapparently not.  crimsun was complaining about me setting certain flags that, for some reasons, were accessible to me.12:54
LaserJockQ-FUNK: well, that is a bit hard12:55
Q-FUNKsuch as subscribing some teams that, for some reasons, shouldn't have been.12:55
LaserJockas the flags can be used for other things12:55
FujitsuQ-FUNK, it's not sane to disable confirming of bugs.12:55
crimsunI wasn't complaining at all. I simply asked you not to subscribe u-a first, which is not at all your fault.12:55
crimsunAgain, I've reiterated the point that I'll speak with Martin concerning it.12:56
Q-FUNKcrimsun: might help to avoid using imperative forms in your comments then.12:56
crimsunI fail to see how that's actually relevant.12:56
Q-FUNKanyhow, I'm not interested in draging this on forever.12:57
crimsunNor am I.12:57
LaserJockyes12:57
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LaserJockthanks for the concern Q-FUNK with your package12:57
Q-FUNKmy only point is this:  some maintainers at debian will gladly merge patches to help thin out the delta. I'm one of them. it would help if there were simple steps they could follow to keep track.12:57
LaserJocksorry the script led you to something we'd like to avoid12:58
LaserJockhopefully we'll get that fixed12:58
crimsunI certainly believe sync policies could be amended to allow Debian maintainers some greater leeway.12:58
LaserJockmhm12:58
FujitsuOh no. Another OOo upload.12:59
LaserJockQ-FUNK: keep track of what? the whole syncing proccess?12:59
NafalloFujitsu: that one has been there for a while, or are my mailserver not keeping up? :-)01:00
ToadstoolQ-FUNK: and that's why lucas tried to launch an Ubuntu "Debian Collaboration Team" but he and I didn't have time to really work on that so far :/01:00
Toadstoolhi everybody01:00
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FujitsuNafallo, about 3 hours ago.01:00
Q-FUNKpersonally, the only thing I would need to have more painless interaction is to be enpowered to directly request the sync and confirm that I can build in a $release chroot.01:00
NafalloFujitsu: old one then ;-). already on half of the buildds :-P01:00
crimsunQ-FUNK: I concur.01:01
LaserJockQ-FUNK: yep, sounds pretty reasonable01:01
Q-FUNKI already am on launchpad and I keep track of useful fixes.  I tend to merge them back rather quickly, as long as I don't notice any break in Debian.01:01
crimsunQ-FUNK: I believe the most efficient manner for the sync process to be adjusted for Edgy+1 is to raise the issue on the ubuntu-devel mailing list, which may necessitate bringing it before the Technical Board.01:02
Q-FUNKthe script already does what I need (although, as I understand, the commands it passes to Malone should not be in a non- ubuntu-dev's hands).01:02
FujitsuIt is TB material, yes.01:02
ToadstoolQ-FUNK: do you think something like what's described in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DCT would help?01:02
LaserJockI think some of the problem too, is that there aren't that many DDs that are doing that. We simple haven't come across those issues01:03
LaserJockmuch01:03
LaserJockour normal process is to have lots of non-devs working away on merges and syncs and having a good approval process is important01:03
Q-FUNKLaserJock: TBH, a lot of DDs would glady help if e.g. pitti's script could be modified in a bullet-proof way.01:04
Q-FUNKthen, the only other stape woud be to have a user on launchpad to interact with users.01:04
FujitsuQ-FUNK, a lot of DDs hate Ubuntu, though.01:04
LaserJockmhm01:04
LaserJocknot a lot01:04
LaserJocksome01:04
Q-FUNKsome01:04
Q-FUNKan outragous minority, I would say01:05
crimsunbug 61949 needs another MOTU advocate (ACK the sync request).01:05
UbugtuMalone bug 61949 in Ubuntu "Please sync treeviewx 0.5.1-1 from Debian Sid (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6194901:05
LaserJockah, I got that one01:05
Q-FUNKToadstool: yes01:05
FujitsuIt needs two?01:05
Q-FUNKToadstool: it's a very good start01:05
crimsunFujitsu: (same policy as with REVU and new packages)01:06
FujitsuAh, OK.01:06
Q-FUNKFujitsu: most DDs and Debian users I know tend to do like me and hand out Ubuntu CDs to everyone they know.01:06
NafalloQ-FUNK: rock on! :-)01:07
Fujitsu:)01:07
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Nafallobaah. I've seen to much of jdub lately ;-)01:07
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Q-FUNKbut basically, if all a DD needs to help is to:01:09
Q-FUNK 1) sign on to launchpad to be able to comment bugs.01:09
Q-FUNK2) have a handy script to request a sync and a clear checklist of items to confirm in that sync request.01:09
Q-FUNKthen I think that we can make the delat between most packages disappear in no time.01:09
Q-FUNKdelta01:09
Q-FUNKtypos r us01:10
FujitsuYes, that'd be really great.01:10
crimsunThat's quite probable, and I'd like to make that a reality.01:10
LaserJockme too01:10
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crimsunI also encourage you to do sustained Ubuntu work so you can upload directly to the Ubuntu repository.01:11
Q-FUNKhere, I'm just amazed at how long it's taking to get what was a trivial fix on a package to finally get in.01:11
crimsunyes, it is quite shameful01:12
crimsunJust look at the backlog on REVU for a better idea01:12
Q-FUNKsure.  I'd love to do that.  mind you, I'm mostly focusing on advocacy and promotion.01:12
FujitsuUbuntu could really use more (active) MOTUs :(01:13
crimsunany and all help are welcome.01:13
LaserJockwell, when you consider how many active MOTUs there are ...01:13
FujitsuLaserJock, count on two hands?01:13
LaserJockyep01:13
Q-FUNKFujitsu: is it that bad?01:13
FujitsuQ-FUNK, I believe so. I'm not a MOTU, though.01:13
FujitsuSo I'm not helping that statistic.01:13
LaserJockI'd say there are about 5 MOTUs that do most of the work01:13
FujitsuOuch.01:14
Q-FUNKwhat obstacles do you see that currently prevent more people from joining and from participating?01:14
FujitsuThat's 3000 packages each :P01:14
crimsunYou just named one. There're also resource constraints.01:14
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LaserJockQ-FUNK: more or less, getting people to commit to it and getting them to where they have the technical ability01:14
LaserJockI've hardly touched packaging for edgy01:15
LaserJocksimply have too many things to do01:15
Q-FUNKwhat would be a good way to get e.g. people frustrated by Debian's NM process and yet who already have a few good packages at Debian to prove their worth to join in?01:15
LaserJockQ-FUNK: fixing bugs, doing merges and syncs01:16
LaserJockpart of it right now is the fast release cycle and time commitment01:17
Q-FUNKerm... you read that backwards.  or well, maybe I write to long sentnces.  lemme rephrase:01:17
LaserJockif I just had to maintain 5-10 packages as I do in Debian01:17
LaserJockit wouldn't be a big problem01:17
LaserJockbut I'm trying to keep track of 400+ packages01:17
Q-FUNKwhat would be a good way to get people, who proved their worth at debian with good packages and good maintenance habits, to have a painless motu membership?01:18
FujitsuLaserJock: Yes, there aren't many science MOTUs, unfortunately.01:18
LaserJockpretty much what I said + showing up here and proving you're a part of the team01:18
crimsunA few Ubuntu devs have gone that route, Q-FUNK, like StevenK and azeem to name two.01:18
LaserJockmany NMs can become MOTUs in I'd say in 1-2 months if they work at it01:19
Q-FUNKI know many people who have had their packages sponsored for ages, some of them even having completed NM and yet without their DD account yet and who are going nuts with the bureaucracy at debian.01:19
LaserJockthe Community Council and Technical Board do tack into account Debian maintainership activity01:19
Nafalloajmitch! :-D01:19
crimsunajmitch was in the Hoary exception group (where we gained both membership and MOTU) in one step.01:20
Nafallohmm, I wonder if I was.01:21
Q-FUNKthere's a lot of people losing motivation at debian right now and mjray was only the tip of the iceberg.01:21
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LaserJockQ-FUNK: well it happens, but I know for sure that a 2-3 NM process is not something I feel like going through01:21
Q-FUNKsome old experienced DDs but also a LOT of new faces with lots of motivation and plenty of afterschool time to spare.01:22
Q-FUNKLaserJock: a 2-3 NM ?01:22
LaserJock2-3 year01:22
Q-FUNKah01:23
Q-FUNKyes01:23
Q-FUNKwell, it varies a lot.01:23
LaserJockhowever, it does weed out a lot of people I suppose01:23
Q-FUNKI've known peole to pass it within 1 month01:23
Q-FUNKyes and no01:23
crimsunNafallo: I _think_ you were. Yeah, my memory's horrible, too.01:23
Q-FUNKthe delay is completely arbitrary.  partly due on the AM's availabilty, but also sometimes due to the DAMnation of never getting the account created for personal vendeta.01:24
LaserJockcrimsun: should I subscribe ubuntu-archive to the treeviewx sync?01:25
FujitsuThanks LaserJock :)01:25
Q-FUNKI've also noticed people who's approval was fast-tracked.01:25
crimsunLaserJock: please do01:25
Q-FUNKerm... whose01:25
crimsungeser: apologies for the delay; I'll process it tonight01:25
LaserJockFujitsu: do you have a url for the matplotlib, etc. ?01:26
FujitsuLaserJock, I mentioned it a while back... Wait a sec.01:26
NafalloQ-FUNK: we already have the accounts on launchpad and just get approval to the right groups. that's mostly happening the moment you get approved in the meeting :-).01:26
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Fujitsu<Fujitsu> LaserJock, http://people.ubuntu.com.au/~fujitsu/scipy_etc01:26
LaserJockI don't know, I sort of feel like we perhaps to a lot more non-packaging related stuff in Ubuntu01:26
minghuaQ-FUNK: I think Keith Packard (fontconfig upstream and maintainer) got through NM pretty fast01:27
Q-FUNKLaserJock: localisation, documentation and marketing-related stuff such as artwork and the overall polish have a bigger importance at ubuntu.01:27
LaserJockFujitsu: ok, I'll take a look soonish01:28
Q-FUNKminghua: could be01:28
FujitsuThanks, LaserJock.01:28
Q-FUNKthat's actually a discussion we've had one too many times here at local LUGs.  we're all debian users and yet we have to admit that the ubuntu CD really is what 99% of this planet needs.01:29
geserwhile we are collect ACKs for Sync Requests bug 61955 needs also two, doesn't it?01:30
UbugtuMalone bug 61955 in Ubuntu "[Sync Request]  sylpheed-claws-gtk2-extra-plugins 2.5.0~rc3-1 from Debian unstable (main)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6195501:30
LaserJockok, gota get home01:30
FujitsuBye.01:30
Q-FUNKmostly because that single CD contains exactly what a desktop user needs and the default settings are sane.01:30
crimsungeser: yes.01:30
minghuaQ-FUNK: you can't be too sure :-)  in some area with different language and different economy, Debian may still has the advantage01:31
Q-FUNKminghua: how?01:32
Q-FUNKespecially looking at the emphasis that ubuntu puts on localisation, which is something that just barely got taken care of at debian01:33
minghuaQ-FUNK: I am from China.  I know a Ubuntu-derivative in China choose to start from Xubuntu, because (K)Ubuntu is a bit slow on the average machine in China01:33
minghuaQ-FUNK: the emphasis on l10n, for sure, but it's not there yet01:33
Q-FUNKthey've have denis and bubulle taking care of locales and coordinating the merging of trnaslations, but having a localisation infrastructure is soemthing quite recent at debian01:33
minghuaat least not dapper01:33
minghuaI know India's local language linux is a debian derivative01:34
minghuabecause debian has better language support01:35
Q-FUNKminghua: for that, I think that the main issue is that gnome and kde are complte DEs and have been localized for a long time.01:35
minghuathings may start changing in edgy01:35
minghuabut I know dapper is not there01:35
Q-FUNKwhat's missing?01:35
minghuaI think the input method of quite a lot of languages in dapper is broken/half-broken01:36
Q-FUNKah yes01:36
minghuae.g., you can't input in Qt apps if you install Ubuntu01:36
minghuanor GTK apps if you install Kubuntu01:36
minghuathe input method support in dapper is quite rushed, IMHO01:37
Q-FUNKkmuto told me a bit about that.  the free desktop needs unified input tools01:37
minghuaQ-FUNK: oh, so you were at the i18n Ex... meeting?01:37
Q-FUNKit's not dapper, mind you.  it's just that each DE exists in its own universe.01:37
minghuaQ-FUNK: no, it's some simple oversight in the settings01:38
Q-FUNKno but kmuto was and we previously met at debconf501:38
minghuaQ-FUNK: trust me, I know this business, I am the maintainer of scim in debian01:38
Q-FUNKminghua: ok.  have those oversights been reported in malone? ;)01:38
minghuaQ-FUNK: yes01:38
Q-FUNKah :)01:38
minghuaQ-FUNK: but nobody seems to care much01:38
Q-FUNKhm..01:39
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minghuaI am a MOTU myself, but I can't fix them because the packages are in main01:39
AnAntwhat's the difference between preinst & postinst ?01:39
chillywillygeez, burning this data DVD is taking forever01:39
chillywillyI should've provided the -speed arg01:39
Q-FUNKminghua: tried mentioning it to the localisation and internationalistion teams?01:39
minghuathat was a quite bitter experience, to be honest01:39
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minghuaQ-FUNK: where is said team?01:39
chillywillyand I am still at work :(01:39
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chillywillygot 2 mnore full DVDs to go and then ~1.4GB on the last one01:40
minghuaQ-FUNK: to be fair, most of the bugs reported are fixed in edgy01:40
chillywillythey're actually DVD isos of my Ubuntu mirror so I have all the software available when I upgrade the server tomorrowa01:41
chillywillyhave to rebuild the sangoma card driver for the T1 so I'll be offline01:41
AnAntgeser: still there ?01:41
chillywillyshould've made a deb package for it01:41
minghuaQ-FUNK: but as dapper claims to emphasize on l10n, and is going to be supported for 5 years...01:41
geserAnAnt: yes01:41
AnAntping geser01:41
AnAntgeser: k, I think I fixed it01:42
Nafallominghua: who cares about l10n on a server anyway? :-)01:43
AnAntgeser: so I will upload nspluginwrapper01:43
geserwill try a rebuild as soon as it's there01:44
minghuaNafallo: true, but still, dapper is current up-to-date stable, and we released 6.06.2, but things didn't improve (although bugs were reported before that)01:44
minghuaNafallo: I admit I was exaggerating01:45
chillywillybah, this DVD burner is slow...won't go any faster than 2x01:45
AnAntgeser: is linux32 used to run 32-bit apps on 64-bit Ubuntu ?01:45
Nafallowhat? have there been another milestone released?01:45
AnAntping minghua01:45
AnAntping Mithrandir01:45
minghuaor 6.06.1? sorry I don't know for sure01:45
AnAntminghua: sorry, wrong tab completion !01:45
geserAnAnt: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-system.en.html#s-maintscripts (for preinst and postinst)01:45
AnAntgeser: thanks,01:46
minghuaNafallo: and actually when I think about it, maybe there are people care about l10n on server01:46
Nafallominghua: ah, 6.06.1 indeed :-). I only run that on servers anyway, so I won't really know.01:46
geserAnAnt: linux32 is used to give the kernel a 32bit personality01:47
Nafallominghua: oh, right! l10n != i18n.01:47
AnAntgeser: meaning ?01:47
gesere.g. uname -m returns x86_64 but linux32 uname -m return i68601:47
tsengmeaning it tells the app "hey you are running on a 32-bit box, act accordingly"01:47
geseryou can run 32bit apps without linux32, you only need 32bit libs01:47
minghuaNafallo: what about those accounting dept. in China?  they need a stable system for the payroll system and they need inputting Chinese names01:47
Q-FUNKminghua: https://launchpad.net/people/desktop-bugs01:47
AnAnthow can I know the name of the architecture I am on ?01:48
AnAntI see that there is dpkg-architecture01:49
tsengdpkg-architecture01:49
minghuaQ-FUNK: you mean l10n and i18n team?01:49
Nafallominghua: yea, that's i18n. I don't really know that, since I'm from Sweden and we have quite working both i18n and l10n.01:49
AnAnttseng: there are many, outputs, which should I use ?01:49
tsengyou can also parse uname -a01:49
Nafalloor uname -m :-)01:49
AnAntBUILD_ARCH, HOST_ARCH, HOST_ARCH_CPU , which ?01:50
minghuaNafallo: yeah, I hear sweden has good l10n.  you weird people having two scripts for one language :-)01:51
Nafallohehe, do we? :-)01:51
Q-FUNKminghua: that's the only group I foudn that could remotely be interested01:51
minghuawas I wrong?...01:51
geserAnAnt: what do you want to archieve?01:51
Nafalloi18n has UTF-8, iso-8859-1 and iso-8859-15. if that's what you mean with scripts :-)01:52
minghuaQ-FUNK: yeah, thanks.  but I don't think it's really proper to bother all of them.  and I am busy anyway01:52
Q-FUNKminghua: I'm affraid that you were right.  wanna start a team called i18n and another called input-methods? ;)01:52
AnAntgeser: ok, I need to do a symlink in postinst01:52
minghuaQ-FUNK: there is a developer (MOTU) working on the input methods in ubuntu, but one person is probably not enough01:53
minghuaQ-FUNK: maybe not yet...01:53
Q-FUNKminghua: create a team with him.  generate momentum.01:53
AnAntgeser: but it seems that the file I need to symlink to is in /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/<ARCH>/FILE01:53
minghuaQ-FUNK: unfortunately we don't have a very good relationship01:53
Q-FUNKah :(01:53
Q-FUNKminghua: blog about it?01:54
minghuaI thought his pushing input methods into dapper was pre-mature, and obviously he doesn't agree01:54
Q-FUNKminghua: if all it takes is merging a few simple fixes, surely bloging about it on planet ubuntu will wake someone up to merge them?01:55
minghuaQ-FUNK: Hmm, tempting.  But I am not aggregated in any planet.  And the problem is much smaller in edgy anyway01:55
Q-FUNKminghua: any other chinese ubuntu developer on the planet?  if not, might as well jump in. :)01:55
geserAnAnt: most likely DEB_HOST_GNU_CPU or DEB_HOST_ARCH_CPU01:56
minghuaQ-FUNK: I don't really know the policy for dapper-updates01:56
minghuaQ-FUNK: and my focus is on Debian currently (as etch release is close)01:56
Q-FUNKminghua: it's not that importnat.  blog something as simple as "I made a simple patch to harmonize the input methods on gnome and kde. it's already in debian. could someone be so kind as to merge in ubuntu?"01:57
AnAntgeser: what's the difference between the X & X_CPU01:57
AnAnt?01:57
minghuaQ-FUNK: not as far as I know (Chinese developer on planet)01:57
minghuaQ-FUNK: sorry for being unclear.  The settings are ubuntu-specific, Debian is now doing it in etch, but in different way01:58
Q-FUNKah01:58
Q-FUNKwell, almost the same message, still.01:59
Q-FUNKit could work :)01:59
minghuaQ-FUNK: and these two ways are probably also where I and the other Ubuntu input method developer have different opinions01:59
Q-FUNKoh.01:59
minghuamy time is limited, so for now I'll concentrate on debian etch02:00
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Q-FUNKok02:00
Q-FUNKhopefully edgy will work02:00
minghuamaybe post edgy, I'll write something (hopefully by then etch will have a working example to illustrate my points)02:00
minghuaQ-FUNK: edgy works much better than dapper, for sure02:01
Q-FUNKalthough edgy release is before etch02:01
geserAnAnt: sorry, I don't know02:01
minghuayeah, let's just hope etch is before edgy+1 ;-)02:01
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AnAnt_geser: sorry, I was d/c02:01
Q-FUNKminghua: well, hopefully something good will come up.  here, I count myself lucky enough that I only need UTF-8 and 2 keyboard maps.02:02
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geserAnAnt: sorry, I don't know the difference02:02
AnAntk02:02
AnAntgeser: I re-uploaded nspluginwrapper02:03
minghuaQ-FUNK: 2 keyboard maps being English and Swedish?02:03
AnAntit's still in the incoming dir02:03
Q-FUNKminghua: finnish (same as swedish, for now) and russian phonetic.02:03
minghuaand talking about UTF-8, I hate those legacy encodings for Chinese02:04
minghuaQ-FUNK: so you use the Finnish one to type English, I suppose?02:04
Q-FUNKthee's loose talks about makng the finnish keyboard diverge from scandinavian layouts and to make it closer to the estonian layout.02:04
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Q-FUNKyup02:05
AnAntgeser: ok, it's there02:06
Q-FUNKwell, it's mostly about altering the basic qwerty layout to insert frequenty used foreign letters to their own keys.02:06
Q-FUNKhere, I have the 2 extra finnish vowels plus one swedish vowel on their own keys.02:07
Q-FUNKthe rusian keymap is a different story altogether, since we use the cyrillic alphabet instead of the latin alphabet.02:08
Q-FUNK on my 02:09
Nafallo :-)02:10
minghuaQ-FUNK: by the way, I was wrong, the weird people having two scripts are Norwegians :-)02:10
minghuasorry, Nafallo ^^^02:10
Q-FUNK2 scripts?02:10
Q-FUNKyou mean two national language variants?02:11
NafalloQ-FUNK: nynorsk and bokml :-)02:11
Q-FUNKtought so02:11
minghuayeah, I don't know the details02:11
Nafalloor rather nn and nb :-)02:11
minghuathey write differently but using the same script?02:11
minghuaor are they just different languages?02:12
NafalloI think the keyboard is NO for them02:12
minghuaweird people either way :-)02:12
Q-FUNKnynorsk is tryng to receate old norse by making a compund languge from what remains of old slangs in northern villages.02:12
AnAntgeser: you testing it ?02:12
geseryes, it still fails with the same error02:12
Q-FUNKbokml is modernized danish, which is what was spoken in norway during danish alliance.02:12
NafalloWe have SE.{se,fi}02:12
AnAntwierd02:12
AnAntgeser: in the compile, do you see a -fPIC ?02:13
Nafallothough I don't know the difference ;-)02:13
Nafallos/SE/SV/02:13
Q-FUNKsv_NO02:13
minghuaI see, thanks Q-FUNK02:13
geserAnAnt: yes, I see the -fPIC02:13
Nafalloright, sv_SE and sv_FI :-)02:14
AnAnthmmm02:14
AnAntand the error asks for -fPIC ?02:14
NafalloQ-FUNK: _NO? :-P02:14
geseryes02:14
AnAntgeser: do you see -fPIC in compile & link or in one of them only ?02:14
Q-FUNKNafallo: :-P02:14
gesercompile and link02:15
Q-FUNKwell, they say that norwegian is swedish spoken by a dane. :-P02:15
AnAntgeser: hmmm, dunno then, you got any ideas ?02:15
geserAnAnt: inside the objs32 dir do you try to build 32bit?02:15
NafalloQ-FUNK: haha! :-)02:15
Q-FUNKhence sv_NO02:16
AnAntgeser: dunno, I just followed the steps in README02:16
Nafalloah, that's what you where doing ;-)02:17
AnAntgeser: but it seems so ( I think )02:17
Q-FUNKNafallo: say, tehcnically, that would mena that you guys speka skne? ;)02:17
NafalloQ-FUNK: naah, that's more sv_DK :-)02:18
AnAntgot to sleep02:18
Q-FUNKor would it be dk_SE ?02:18
Q-FUNKand they we throw Vermlan into the equation...02:19
Nafallohaha02:20
Nafallothat can't even be compared to something else ;-)02:20
Q-FUNKkyllp02:20
Q-FUNKse on vanhaa suomee :D02:21
Q-FUNKwith a lot of eally old swedish blended in02:21
=== Nafallo didn't understood a word of that :-P
Q-FUNKit's that odd language we speak speak east of land02:22
Q-FUNKvermlan is more of the same, only much older02:22
Nafallohehe, oki :-)02:23
Nafalloand yes, that language is just odd :-P02:24
Nafallowe atleast stole some words from other langs ;-)02:24
Nafallosomehow you people managed not to do that ;-)02:24
Q-FUNKwe did02:24
Q-FUNKnot as much as estonians did, but we did02:25
Nafallooh? from where? I've never heard something quite like finish anywhere else :-)02:25
Q-FUNKestonia.02:25
Nafallos/ini/inni/02:25
Nafallohmm, oki. I don't think I've heard that either though ;-)02:26
Q-FUNKto give you an idea, estonia is danish, finnish is swedish and hungarian is icelandic.02:26
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=== minghua stares at Q-FUNK's analogy
Nafalloah :-)02:27
Nafallobut then again. I don't understand either danish not icelandic, so you're probably pretty much on your own then ;-)02:28
Nafallos/not/nor/02:28
Q-FUNKminghua: I purposely used an analogy that refers to the position of scandinavians in the linguistic tree.  estonian and danish are both the simplest in theirs, finnish and swedish the more formal, hungarian and icelandic the more far out.02:28
Nafallodanish is simple? :-P02:29
Q-FUNKmuch simpler than bokml02:29
Nafallocan't agree with that :-)02:29
Q-FUNKit's just that well, how should I put this nicely... they speak with a hot potato in their mouth after going to the dentist.02:29
NafalloI can understand NO, but not the other langs up here :-)02:30
minghuaQ-FUNK: I really appreciate the explanation.  I can imagine that's a analogy on linguistic relationship, it's just a bit hard to imagine what the relationship exactly is when you know none of the six languages involved :-)02:30
Nafallolol! true that! :-)02:30
Nafallominghua: hehe ;-)02:30
Q-FUNKminghua: I'm sure you could cook up something similar about all main chinese languages.02:31
minghuaoh, Chinese languages are probably more convoluted02:31
minghuaespecially we have scripts involved as well02:31
StevenKQ-FUNK: I got through NM in 5 days, for what it's worth.02:32
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Q-FUNKStevenK: that was really quick.02:33
StevenKQ-FUNK: Yes, and I didn't even know about all the crap that NM is really really slow until after I was a DD. :-)02:33
Q-FUNKStevenK: when was that, though?02:34
StevenKQ-FUNK: 200102:35
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Q-FUNKok02:35
Q-FUNKright after NM was started?02:35
StevenKUm...02:35
StevenKPretty soon after NM was re-opened.02:35
Q-FUNKok02:35
Q-FUNKthere was no backlog I guess02:36
StevenKThere was an eight month break when NM was closed, so that the processes could be reviewed.02:36
Q-FUNKwas that when dam threatened to leave the project?02:36
StevenKI don't remember that happening.02:36
StevenKHowever, I was not really involved when NM was closed.02:37
Q-FUNKah02:37
Q-FUNKto me, you've been there forever.02:38
Q-FUNKat least, I remember your name from too far back to remember.02:38
=== StevenK didn't think he was that memorable.
NafalloStevenK: you are :-)02:40
Q-FUNKsigned your key at debconf502:40
StevenKAh ha02:41
StevenKNafallo: Oh stop. ;-)02:41
NafalloStevenK: I just did a /whois on you for the first time... so you are! :-)02:42
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StevenKajmitch and a few others went, "You're a DD!" *latch*02:44
tsengwasnt me02:44
Nafallohaha02:45
FujitsuHaha.02:45
Q-FUNKheh.02:45
Q-FUNKomg! IT'S HIM!02:46
Nafallo:-)02:46
StevenKQ-FUNK: I've done that in real life when I saw Ted T'so at LCA 2002.02:47
Nafallohehe02:47
Q-FUNK:D02:49
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bddebianHeya gang03:12
FujitsuHi.03:16
crimsunFujitsu: please respin your gnomebaker 0.6.0 diff.gz to include previous Ubuntu changelog history03:23
Toadstoolre03:24
crimsunre Jrmie03:26
Toadstool:)03:26
Fujitsucrimsun, OK... But why? It would have lost it in the sync that would have happened otherwise. It's not based on the Ubuntu version.03:33
crimsunFujitsu: currently Edgy's has a Ubuntu delta. You need to retain that if you're creating an updated Ubuntu source package.03:37
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crimsunFujitsu: if you want, simply drop in the relevant Ubuntu entries from debian/changelog03:37
Fujitsucrimsun, that delta is now nullified by Debian changes.03:37
crimsungnomebaker | 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com edgy/universe Sources03:37
crimsunwe have a delta; you need to keep it.03:38
crimsunif it were 0.5.1-5 in Edgy, you wouldn't have to keep the changelog history03:38
FujitsuEven though Debian has absorbed all of those changes?03:38
crimsunyes03:38
FujitsuWhy!?03:39
crimsunyou /must/ maintain what Ubuntu changelog entries exist in the current source package if you go from -XubuntuFOO to -0ubuntu103:39
crimsunyou must do it because no sync will have occurred between when 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 and 0.6.0-0ubuntu1 were uploaded03:40
FujitsuOK, I've added the changelog entries in... Rebuilding at the moment.03:40
FujitsuI was presuming it would be possible/ideal to manually sync and get a new upstream version in in the same upload... I was obviously incorrect.03:41
crimsunthat's not a sync in the sense we use03:42
crimsuna sync drops all Ubuntu changes once it hits the archive03:42
FujitsuWell, I mean dropping all Ubuntu changes before uploading.03:42
crimsunyou're not syncing because you're going from 0.5.1-0ubuntu1 -> 0.6.0-0ubuntu103:42
FujitsuBut I know we can't do that now.03:42
FujitsuI was attempting to achieve the same effect that would have been had if 0.5.1-5 had been synced, and a 0.6.0-0ubuntu1 based on that.03:43
FujitsuThus minimising the Ubuntu delta.03:44
FujitsuHi LaserJock.03:45
LaserJockhi Fujitsu03:45
crimsunyes, that's perfectly acceptable, but you must retain the Ubuntu changelog history since a current Ubuntu delta exists03:45
FujitsuOK, I've uploaded a version with the changelog now.03:46
FujitsuThankyou for pointing that out :)03:46
crimsunnp.03:46
crimsunthanks for working on 0.6.003:46
FujitsuNo problem.03:47
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FujitsuGood riddance to Gstreamer 0.8!03:47
FujitsuAnd this has nice libnotify support as well.03:47
bddebianheh03:47
FujitsuI think the original Debian 11_add_raw_extension_support.dpatch had its logic around the wrong way...03:49
=== Fujitsu tests.
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=== bddebian hands his "Godwiki" over to Fujitsu :)
Fujitsu... godwiki?03:50
imbrandonhehehe03:50
FujitsuThat page on the wiki?03:50
bddebianYeah03:50
FujitsuAn interesting page, that is :P03:50
FujitsuAnd I agree with it fully! Mr. God sir.03:50
bddebianI guess :-(03:51
imbrandonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BddebianIsAGod03:51
LaserJockthanks imbrandon03:51
FujitsuYes, I know that one :PHm.03:51
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FujitsuOops.03:51
FujitsuDebian's patch 11 does in fact have it's logic around the wrong way, and completely screws up the checking.03:52
FujitsuI thought my working one was rather different.03:52
FujitsuThanks, crimsun :)03:52
crimsunnp03:52
FujitsuThat closes a few bugs, I believe.03:53
crimsuncollect your hobbsee hugs.03:55
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LaserJockwhere is Hobbsee?03:56
FujitsuOr Hobbsee proddings with long pointy DOOM sticks.03:56
bddebianheh03:56
Toadstool:D03:57
LaserJockis the universe list on merges.ubuntu.com right?04:03
bddebianI think so :-(04:03
LaserJockyou gotta be kidding me04:03
crimsunnope.04:04
crimsuntbh, we're doing a lot better than we were last release04:04
crimsunin no small part thanks to our esteemed Aussies04:04
Toadstoolgrah! I must have accidently deleted my mldonkey debdiff for dapper-proposed... silly me :(04:04
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FujitsuYeah, Hobbsee been doing a lot :)04:05
LaserJockI thought we got them all in dapper?04:05
crimsunnot nearly04:05
FujitsuLaserJock, a number of them are just rebuilds (I've filed sync requests for a number of them, but not all of them), and a few are fake syncs.04:05
crimsunoh wait, maybe bddebian did 'em for 6.0604:06
crimsunI kinda slept through universe stuff for 6.06 thanks to alsa04:06
LaserJockI know we had a big push at UVF04:06
Fujitsucrimsun, ALSA... What fun.04:06
FujitsuCan MoM have a comments field added at some point?04:06
LaserJockanyway04:06
LaserJockI don't understand the new and updated lists04:07
bddebianWhat'd I do now?04:07
FujitsuSo notes like `fake sync', or `needs new stuff in main', or whatever can be added, so I don't keep trying to do things that have already been confirmed to not be possible for Edgy.04:07
FujitsuLaserJock, Updated is stuff that's already got an edgy entry in the changelog.04:07
LaserJockand what are the manual list?04:07
FujitsuI'm not sure about those, but maybe stuff that MoM choked on.04:08
FujitsuAh.04:08
FujitsuI see.04:08
bddebiantarball issues most of them04:08
bddebianmd5sums don't match04:08
FujitsuLooks like new packages that have just appeared in Debian, but been in Ubuntu a while, most of them...04:09
imbrandonmostly stuff that was in ubuntu first then got put into debian later diffrently04:09
bddebianUsually just pull the Debian package but use the Ubuntu orig.tar.gz04:09
bddebianimbrandon: Aye04:09
Fujitsuimbrandon, exactly.04:09
crimsunwe totally need to divide+wiki like the old days04:09
FujitsuI really think that MoM needs a comment field for each row.04:09
Fujitsucrimsun, pardon?04:09
crimsun(well, except without the wiki)04:09
crimsuneach of us took an alphabetical chunk and had at it, listing WIPs on a wiki page. The wiki stuff doesn't make sense now, but could probably push through a good portion in 5 days04:10
FujitsuIf everybody takes a chunk, it'll work better, yes.04:11
LaserJockwell, I really liked the dapper system we had with the revu page04:11
FujitsuThere are 200 to go...04:11
bddebianGads you folks are going to suck me back in damnit04:11
LaserJock:-)04:12
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LaserJockI hope so04:12
crimsunok, I'll lock lib* source packages.04:12
FujitsuSo, are we going to try to get them all done?04:12
FujitsuI'll take that as a yes :P04:12
crimsunc'mon barry, you loved the transitions04:13
FujitsuC++ ABI transitions?04:13
crimsunbe a shining hero again!04:13
crimsunand X.Org and GL{u} and desktop and ...04:13
FujitsuOh, those.04:13
crimsunI lost count a year or so ago04:14
bddebianHero? Heh, I'm a nobody04:14
FujitsuYes, they're lovely.04:14
FujitsuBad bddebian!04:14
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=== Fujitsu makes a list of improvements that Edgy+1 MoM needs.
bddebianAre some of them even worth it?  Things like foo-1.0-1ubuntu1 vs foo-1.0-1.1 ?04:15
bddebianI wanted to do azureus but doko has some concerns/thoughts and I can't get a hold of him04:15
crimsunbddebian: I'd say yep, even if they end up as sync requests04:15
bddebianlibnss wasn't building last I checked04:15
Fujitsubddebian, I've tried to prioritise new upstream versions, but I still do the little ones.04:15
Fujitsubddebian, this is exactly why we need a comments field.04:15
bddebianFujitsu: I Know, I agree04:16
FujitsuAnd an `Oy! I'm doing this, hands off.' link.04:16
imbrandonlol04:16
LaserJockin dapper we filed a bug to lock in which one were working on04:18
bddebianI don't have an Edgy machine handy to test installs with though :-(04:18
LaserJockand a python webpage that listed all the merges to do and who was doing what04:18
FujitsuThat would be nice.04:18
=== Fujitsu attacks those xfce4* things.
crimsunyou might to coordinate w/ Gauvain on those04:20
FujitsuYes, they look a little strange.04:20
LaserJockhmm, what is the best way to grab a sid source package?04:22
bddebianI usually use packages.qa.debian.org and wget :-)04:22
LaserJockugg ;-)04:22
Toadstoolbddebian: dget is more efficient :p04:22
FujitsuLaserJock, I use my magical get-debian.py, which will even grab the relevant changelog entries if you give it the previous version.04:22
Toadstoolotherwise I must have some sid chroot hidden on my harddrive and I use dchroot -d -c sid apt-get source :p04:23
LaserJockToadstool: dget or debget?04:24
Toadstooldget04:24
Toadstoolwhich in devscripts iirc04:25
Toadstool+is04:25
imbrandondget rocks04:25
imbrandoni use it ALL the time04:25
Toadstool:)04:26
crimsunyep, devscripts rocks04:26
crimsundevscripts+patchutils == win04:26
imbrandon;)04:26
Toadstoolyay!04:26
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LaserJock:(04:27
LaserJockI can't find it04:27
Toadstoolhmm?04:28
LaserJockdget04:29
FujitsuIn devscripts.04:29
LaserJockI know that04:29
LaserJockit's not in there04:29
Fujitsufujitsu@irranat:~/MOTUing/gnomebaker$ dpkg -S bin/dget04:29
Fujitsudevscripts: /usr/bin/dget04:29
LaserJockI did a dpkg -c on my devscripts .deb and it's not there04:30
FujitsuWhat version of devscripts do you have?04:31
crimsun$ sha1sum /usr/bin/dget04:31
crimsun37798a21cb3811392b29f449533a677003ed9e3f  /usr/bin/dget04:31
LaserJock2.9.1004:31
imbrandoni thought it was in with dput04:31
ToadstoolLaserJock: you should dist-upgrade your warty :p04:31
FujitsuI've got 2.9.2004:31
LaserJockI'm running dapper04:31
FujitsuI'd assume it'd be in Dapper as well...04:31
Toadstoolyep04:31
imbrandoni thought it was in with dput04:32
LaserJockit's not there either04:32
crimsunit's not04:32
imbrandonhrm04:32
crimsundget was added in 2.9.1204:32
FujitsuFantastic.04:32
imbrandonahh04:32
LaserJockhmm04:33
LaserJockwe that stinks, somebody backport it asap ;-)04:33
imbrandondget http://url.to/some/package.dsc04:33
FujitsuSilly old stable versions of Ubuntu.04:33
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FujitsuIt's being really slow.04:34
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LaserJockok, so I'm creating a dapper pbuilder so I can backport devscripts so I can dget so I can grab sid source packages so I can upload Fujitsu's merges ;-)04:39
FujitsuOh dear. :P04:40
imbrandonlol04:41
imbrandonLaserJock: hold on04:42
imbrandonFujitsu: do me a favor04:42
FujitsuOK...04:42
imbrandonFujitsu: download the source for devscripts and re-upload them to revu04:42
imbrandonplease04:42
FujitsuErm... Why?04:43
imbrandonheh you'll see04:43
imbrandonbut i'm on osx atm and cant04:43
imbrandonupload to revu04:43
FujitsuOK, if you say so..04:43
FujitsuWhy REVU?04:43
crimsunhe wants the pbuilder functionality04:44
LaserJockcause there is a dapper pbuilder there04:44
imbrandonexactly04:44
FujitsuHaha.04:44
bddebianserpento done04:45
FujitsuCurrently filing sync request for dmraid...04:45
imbrandonFujitsu: ....04:45
Fujitsu?04:45
imbrandonyou gonna upload ?04:46
imbrandonheh04:46
FujitsuIf you want me to, I shall...04:46
LaserJockI think I'll do it faster04:46
FujitsuLaserJock, probably :P04:46
LaserJockmy pbuilder is almost built04:46
LaserJockI'm on my "fast" machine at home04:46
LaserJocka whole 1800+ OCed to 2100+ :-)04:47
FujitsuFantastic.04:47
imbrandonhehe04:47
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bddebianDamn, libnss-ldap has 5 release critical bugs :-(04:48
LaserJockbuilding04:48
FujitsuYay :)04:48
LaserJockI need to figure out how to log into a pbuilder and do bindmounts04:49
LaserJockthen I'd never need a chroot really04:49
bddebianYou folks are killing my Hurd hacking04:50
imbrandonheh04:50
LaserJockexcellent04:50
FujitsuHurd!04:50
FujitsuUbuntu GNU/Hurd. I like it.04:51
imbrandonbddebian: can you help me install flashplayer-nonfree on hurd ?!?04:51
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bddebianheh04:51
bddebianSync request for yum filed04:53
FujitsuUrgh.04:54
FujitsuYuck.04:54
crimsunI've got this reflex action where I navigate to all sync requests. Thanks, Fujitsu. :P04:54
FujitsuHahah.04:54
Toadstool:)04:54
FujitsuYou have done about 70 of mine, I think :P04:55
crimsunI usually roll into work and have a half-dozen or so to process04:56
imbrandonyou know if i had the money i would buy the IP to mp3 and gpl it04:56
bddebianHmm, to fix scannerrlog properly or not..04:56
crimsunI think I uploaded that one already04:57
LaserJockFujitsu: and why aren't we using a numpy that isn't in Debian yet?04:57
FujitsuLaserJock, why are we, you mean? It's needed for Python 2.5 to not explode.04:57
crimsunit really just needs to be a python policy-compliant change04:57
LaserJockoh, so numpy will work on pyton 2.5 if we have the rc?04:58
FujitsuYes.04:58
FujitsuRather than beta 5.04:58
bddebiancrimsun: Aye.  It has fix committed on LP04:59
Fujitsumatplotlib won't work in Python 2.5 at all, but numpy and scipy will with the new numpy.04:59
LaserJockok, well I guess it's going to NEW no matter what, we might as well beat Debian to it ;-)04:59
Fujitsu:)04:59
LaserJockI guess we'll just want another MOTU *cough*bddebian or crimsun*cough* to ok so we have 2 acks05:00
bddebianLaserJock: On?05:00
crimsunurl?05:00
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crimsunlike the might mouse?05:00
LaserJocknumpy on http://people.ubuntu.com.au/~fujitsu/scipy_etc/05:01
crimsunyou don't need ACKs on those05:01
FujitsuYes, two ACKs are just for new packages, aren't they?05:01
crimsunif they're already in the archive, and you're a MOTU, you can have at 'em05:01
crimsunFujitsu: right05:01
FujitsuNew source packages, even.05:02
crimsun->dinner05:02
LaserJockbut numpy is NEW isn't it?05:03
Fujitsupython-numpy isn't.05:03
LaserJockoh, my bad05:04
LaserJockI could have sworn we didn't have it yet05:04
imbrandonpython-numpy - Numerical Python adds a fast array facility to the Python language05:04
imbrandonpython-numpy-dev - Numerical Python adds a fast array facility to the Python language05:04
imbrandonpython-numpy-doc - Numpy documentation05:04
LaserJockI see it on LP now05:04
imbrandonpython-numpy-ext - Numerical Python adds a fast array facility to the Python language05:04
FujitsuWe do, or scipy wouldn't have worked :P05:04
imbrandon;)05:04
LaserJockFujitsu: well, I thought we were still using the old scipy05:04
LaserJockthat deped on scipy-core05:05
LaserJockanyway...05:05
FujitsuMaybe...05:05
imbrandonman you sci guys have funny names for the programs, sounds like some of the 7 darwf names05:05
FujitsuBut it's not NEW.05:05
Fujitsunumpy and scipy?05:05
imbrandonheh yea05:05
FujitsuMy father is about to move from Tcl to Python, using numpy :)05:06
imbrandon;)05:06
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LaserJockimbrandon: scientific python and numerical python ;-)05:07
imbrandon;)05:07
LaserJockI like scipy and numpy better05:07
FujitsuSigh-pie!05:07
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ToadstoolAlright, "my" updated merges -> done05:07
imbrandongnight all05:08
FujitsuI've got three listed, though two were fake syncs so don't actually need attacking.05:08
Fujitsu'night, imbrandon.05:08
Toadstoolg'night imbrandon05:08
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FujitsuHeya, Hobbsee.05:08
Toadstoolhaha, imbrandon knew Hobbsee was coming :)05:08
Toadstoolhey Hobbsee05:09
bddebianHeya Hobbsee05:10
Hobbseehey Fujitsu05:10
Hobbseehi Toadstool :)05:10
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Hobbseeoh, jabber05:10
Hobbseehi bddebian05:10
ToadstoolHobbsee: never mind, this was supposed to be a joke... imbrandon went to bed just before you arrived :p05:11
HobbseeToadstool: ahh :P05:11
FujitsuLike, 21 seconds before.05:11
Toadstool*nevermind even05:11
Toadstoolhmm... /me not sure...05:12
Hobbseenever mind, i believe05:12
Hobbseeie, two words05:13
Toadstoolok :)05:13
LaserJockoh drat, debian's got a newer scipy05:15
FujitsuAs of when?05:15
FujitsuHm...05:16
FujitsuWhy drat?05:16
FujitsuShall I merge that one now?05:16
LaserJocknah, I do it05:17
LaserJockI should do *something* around here05:17
Fujitsu:P05:18
FujitsuThis will take me up to a whole two new upstream versions. What a large number :P05:19
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FujitsuWhat a long reboot...05:27
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LaserJockhow odd05:34
LaserJockthe version of scipy we have in edgy05:35
LaserJockisn't in the Debian changelog05:35
bddebianmasqmail uploaded05:36
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LaserJockFujitsu: ping05:41
LaserJockcrimsun: what happens if the md5sum of .orig.tar.gz files don't match?05:43
bddebianLaserJock: It probably matches the Ubuntu version05:43
bddebianPull debian then use our orig.tar.gz05:44
LaserJockwell, I know that our .orig.tar.gz is wrong05:44
LaserJockwould it have to go through NEW again?05:45
bddebianYou know our orig.tar.gz is wrong?05:46
LaserJockyeah05:46
bddebianHow?05:46
LaserJockI'm the maintainer05:46
bddebianOh, hehe05:46
bddebiancuetools sync requested...05:46
LaserJockand I screwed up my Ubuntu package and accidently left a build-stamp in the .orig.tar.gz05:46
bddebianLaserJock: Is it a new version?05:46
LaserJocknope05:46
LaserJockmaybe I'll just wait for a new upstream version to get it right05:46
bddebianAdd an epoch ;-P05:47
LaserJockoh heck no05:47
bddebianI was kidding :-)05:47
LaserJockbbiab guys05:47
LaserJockFujitsu: how did you build scipy with the numpy you just built?05:47
FujitsuBack.05:49
FujitsuLaser_away, sudo pbuilder login, copy numpy debs and scipy source in, install numpy, build scipy.05:49
HobbseeLaser_away: magic :P05:50
HobbseeLaser_away: someone needs to put some stuff about pbuilder login in that guide05:51
FujitsuThey do, yes.05:51
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HobbseeFujitsu: volunteering :P05:51
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Toadstoolls ~/debuntu/results/05:56
Toadstooluhuh05:56
FujitsuHi again, LaserJock.06:17
LaserJockFujitsu: ok, so do you do bindmounts in the pbuilder?06:17
FujitsuNo.06:17
LaserJockhow do you copy the debs in?06:18
FujitsuI just copy them straight into the chroot's directory.06:18
LaserJockhmm, ok06:18
LaserJockand then how do you build once you are in there?06:18
FujitsuMuch easier.06:18
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FujitsuI grab the build-depends (install pbuilder package and run /usr/lib/pbuilder/pbuilder-satisfydepends if there are a lot, it handles build-deps for you), then just debuild.06:19
LaserJockok06:19
Fujitsu(after installing the numpy debs, of course)06:20
bddebianwmtop uploaded06:20
Fujitsubddebian, yay :)06:20
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FujitsuMoM says there's an unmergable conflict in a file in rtfm... Those two files are identical.06:21
FujitsuAnd rtfm's diff is odd.. The only change is bumping debhelper and compat versions.06:22
StevenKFujitsu: Bugger that then.06:24
FujitsuDrop it?06:24
StevenKFujitsu: I think so.06:24
FujitsuAs do I.06:24
StevenKFujitsu: It seems pointless, to be honest.06:24
StevenKFujitsu: Request a sync, tell me the bug number and I'll ACK it.06:25
StevenKFujitsu: Or I can just do it?06:25
FujitsuI'll file it..06:25
StevenKKay.06:25
StevenKAt least Malone is quicker than debbugs.06:26
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Fujitsu?06:26
StevenKFujitsu: The Debian BTS is slower at assigning numbers and such, and uploads to Debian also take a day to hit mirrors - it seems quicker with Ubuntu.06:27
FujitsuAhah.06:27
FujitsuYay, this sync will close the only open bug about rtfm.06:27
StevenKHeh06:28
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Fujitsu:O06:32
FujitsuImpossible, Hobbsee has no cloak.06:32
HobbseeFujitsu: i'm ssh'd into StevenK's machine - i dont have passwords on there06:32
FujitsuAha... But with a username of user?06:33
FujitsuStevenK, bug #6197606:34
UbugtuMalone bug 61976 in rtfm "Please sync rtfm 2.0.3-1.1 (universe) from Debian Sid (main)" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6197606:34
LaserJockwow, this is fun06:35
Fujitsu?06:35
HobbseeFujitsu: yes06:35
Hobbseeand StevenK's not around, i suspect06:35
LaserJockFujitsu: I just started build scipy06:35
crimsunhe spoke 9 minutes ago?06:36
FujitsuLaserJock, aha.06:36
FujitsuHobbsee, he was around 4 minutes before you arrived.06:36
Hobbseeawww...06:36
StevenKI was putting the shopping away.06:36
Hobbseehe is here :P06:37
FujitsuNo! You're not allowed to do real-life stuff! You're a DD, there's no such thing as real-life.06:37
Hobbseehaha06:37
StevenKFujitsu: Hah06:37
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LaserJockFujitsu: heh, this is fun07:07
FujitsuWhat? scipy and co.?07:07
LaserJockwell, the pbuilder login stuff in particular07:08
LaserJockI haven't had a need to use it07:08
LaserJockalthough I knew you could do it07:08
HobbseeLaserJock: please dont tell me how many merges you've done when not actually running the system07:08
FujitsuAha.07:08
tuxmaniacLaserJock> Sstill around?07:09
LaserJockyeah07:09
tuxmaniacLaserJock> How are you man07:09
FujitsuThis was my first need for it, I just worked out how to do it as I went along :)07:09
tuxmaniacLong time no see07:09
LaserJockHobbsee: hm?07:09
HobbseeLaserJock: how do you test if your merges are installable?07:09
LaserJockI install them :-)07:09
ToadstoolHobbsee: puiparts07:09
Toadstool:p07:09
FujitsuMost people don't, Hobbsee.07:10
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LaserJockpuiparts?07:10
LaserJockit's a cool tool07:10
LaserJockI'd like to include it in the packaging guide if I get the time07:10
Toadstoolpiuparts even07:10
FujitsuWhat is it?07:11
LaserJockit's like pbuilder for installs07:11
Toadstoolyep07:11
FujitsuAh,07:11
FujitsuThere.07:11
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Toadstoolchecks installation, upgrade paths etc07:11
FujitsuI couldn't find a puiparts :P07:11
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LaserJockHobbsee: you do the install in a pbuilder?07:11
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Hobbsee_LaserJock: yes07:12
Hobbsee_hey Kyral07:12
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FujitsuOoh, a remote Hobbsee... Who would have thought!07:14
Toadstoolhmm, got to go.. see you07:16
Hobbseebye Toadstool07:16
HobbseeFujitsu: my X is broken07:16
HobbseeFujitsu: so i was connecting remotely while playing with ti07:16
FujitsuAha.07:16
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FujitsuHobbsee, I am in -devel, you know :P07:17
Hobbseepoint07:17
FujitsuLaserJock, nothing's exploded yet?07:17
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LaserJockFujitsu: well, everything built07:21
LaserJockI'm going to unpack a fresh pbuilder and install them all07:21
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bddebianOK, tulip sync requested.  Now it's bed time.  Gnight folks07:24
LaserJockcya bddebian07:25
bddebianGnight LaserJock07:25
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Fujitsu'night.07:26
LaserJockFujitsu: uploading :-)07:33
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LaserJocknick Laser_away07:44
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joejaxxHobbsee: :)07:55
joejaxxwhat does this part mean?07:55
Hobbsee:)07:55
joejaxxthe comment part07:55
joejaxxYou need a user ID to identify your key; the software constructs the user ID07:55
joejaxxfrom the Real Name, Comment and Email Address in this form07:55
Hobbseeso you could include your irc name, or just leave it blank07:55
joejaxxok07:55
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joejaxxso07:57
joejaxxComment: joejaxx07:57
joejaxx?07:57
Hobbseeif you want07:57
joejaxxok07:57
Hobbseeit doesnt really matter07:57
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joejaxxwow now i have to find someone near me :\08:04
joejaxxHobbsee: lol08:05
joejaxxHobbsee: so now upload that key to the ubuntu keyserver?08:06
Hobbseeyes08:09
joejaxxok i uploaded it08:09
joejaxx:)08:09
joejaxxso do i have to wait for someone to sign my key before i can sign this package?08:10
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joejaxxHobbsee: gpg: skipped "Joseph Jackson IV <jjacksoniv@fluxbuntu.org>": secret key not available08:24
joejaxxgpg: [stdin] : clearsign failed: secret key not available08:24
joejaxx:(08:24
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Hobbseejoejaxx: is the email address you used in debian/changelog the same as the one that's on your key?08:36
joejaxxyes08:37
Hobbseehow are you building the package?08:38
Hobbseeadd a -kyourkeyid to the end of the command you're using to build08:38
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joejaxxno space between -kASDASDASSDAD08:39
joejaxxHobbsee: dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot08:39
Hobbseeyep08:39
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Lathiatgrr to sudo having a cry when you change your time08:44
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Hobbseehehe, yeah08:45
joejaxxHobbsee: when i run lintian08:47
joejaxxHobbsee: it gives me warning about dh_make templates08:47
joejaxx:P08:47
Hobbseeyou might want to fix that then :P08:48
joejaxxHobbsee: this is my first non metapackage package08:49
Hobbseeoh, that means you've got a whole lot of *.ex and *.EX files in debian/?08:50
joejaxxHobbsee: yes there are a whole bunch of those08:50
Hobbseejoejaxx: get rid of them - taht's what the error is referring to :)08:50
joejaxxHobbsee: just delete them all? lol08:51
Hobbseejoejaxx: sure, have a look inside them08:51
Hobbseethey're just example files08:51
Hobbseeyou're examining the packaging guide?08:51
Hobbseealso run linda thru your package08:51
joejaxxHobbsee: yes i am going through it08:52
Hobbseecool :)08:52
joejaxxW: fluxbox: binary-without-manpage fluxbox-generate_menu08:53
joejaxx:\08:53
Hobbseeah yes, i hate that one08:53
Hobbseethere is a manpage example file08:53
Hobbseeadapt it :P08:54
joejaxxadapt?08:54
joejaxxHobbsee: what do you mean?08:55
Hobbseechange/modify it08:55
joejaxxi did rm *.ex and rm *.EX in that directory lol08:55
StevenKI think some start with ex.08:56
joejaxxbuilding the package once again :)08:56
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joejaxxthis is exciting08:56
AnAnt_ping Mithrandir08:57
joejaxxHobbsee: what should i do aboutgetting my gpg key signed08:57
joejaxxi do not know anyone from my area to get it signed08:57
AnAnt_what is Malone ?08:57
Hobbseejoejaxx: you dont need it signed until you go for MOTU08:57
HobbseeAnAnt_: the bug tracker08:57
HobbseeAnAnt_: in launchpad08:57
joejaxxHobbsee: what about signing the CoC?08:58
Hobbseejoejaxx: s/until/if/08:58
Hobbseejoejaxx: that's different.  you probably do want to do that08:58
AnAnt_oh08:58
joejaxxoh ok08:58
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joejaxxHobbsee: it is not letting me import mykey on launchpad :(09:07
joejaxxHobbsee: and my key is on the keyserver09:07
AnAntcan anyone explain what linux32 does ?09:07
pygijoejaxx: wait like half an hour if you just synced it with keyserver09:08
Hobbseepass?09:08
StevenKAnAnt: On sparc? Or what?09:08
AnAntStevenK: on amd6409:08
StevenKI suspect that's an Edgy-ism09:09
AnAntmeaning what ?09:09
Hobbsee32bit and 64bit systems?09:09
HobbseeStevenK: you should upgrade your laptop09:09
StevenKIt doesn't exist on my Dapper amd6409:10
StevenKHobbsee: Later, hush. :-)09:10
HobbseeStevenK: later is now :)09:10
Hobbseelater has come :)09:10
Hobbseeit's not that broken09:10
StevenKHobbsee: Assignment....09:10
Hobbseebah09:10
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StevenKHeh09:10
StevenKAnAnt: I suspect it runs stuff linked against 32-bits libs and such like.09:11
StevenK{Multi,Bi}-arch stuff09:11
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joejaxxpygi: i has been more than 30 minutes09:19
joejaxxHobbsee: :(09:22
joejaxxwhat should i do?09:24
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joejaxxHobbsee: W: fluxbox: binary-without-manpage fluxbox-generate_menu09:46
joejaxxW: fluxbox: unknown-section main09:46
joejaxx:)09:46
Hobbseeprobably should be X1109:47
Hobbseeyou're packagign fluxbox?09:47
joejaxxyes09:49
joejaxxi wonder what to do about the man page09:49
joejaxxi do not know where it is located09:49
FujitsuFluxbox is already packaged... Is it a new version or something?09:50
Hobbseei'm guessing you'd need to write one?09:50
joejaxxFujitsu: 1.0rc209:50
joejaxxfreeflying: it is for my distro09:50
Fujitsujoejaxx, would it not be easier to just update the current package?09:50
joejaxxFujitsu: *09:50
joejaxxFujitsu: i do not know how to do that09:50
Hobbseeit would, yes09:51
FujitsuLike, it took me less than an hour to update to gnomebaker 0.6.0, and that was with some pretty major changes.09:51
freeflyingjoejaxx: what?09:52
Hobbseefreeflying: i'd guess at bad tab completion09:52
freeflyingHobbsee: :)09:53
joejaxxfreeflying: sorry about that09:53
freeflyingjoejaxx: :)09:53
joejaxxFujitsu: i do not know how to update packages only build them09:53
joejaxx:\09:54
joejaxxand i also messed up my gpg key09:54
Fujitsujoejaxx, if you grab the old package, you can run `uupdate newversion.tar.gz', and it'll attempt to update the package.09:54
joejaxxit was made 605 seconds in the future09:54
joejaxxFujitsu: oh ok09:55
joejaxx6805*09:55
HobbseeFujitsu: unless it dies.09:55
FujitsuHobbsee, true, but that's not overly common.09:55
Hobbseein my experience it is, but i'll leave that to a lack of experience09:55
Hobbseelike, trying it for about 1 package, and seeing it dying.09:56
FujitsuLike, my gnomebaker thing last night had one or two conflicts, and I needed to drop a few patches from debian/patches.09:56
FujitsuNothing too bad.09:57
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joejaxxFujitsu: where do i place this man page? and what to call it?10:00
Fujitsujoejaxx, I don't do manpages :P10:00
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joejaxxFujitsu: oh ok10:00
joejaxxhmm10:00
joejaxxoh goodue $AM GMT-510:01
joejaxx4AM10:01
joejaxxgoodie*10:01
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joejaxxi have officially been up for 5 days:(10:04
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azeemQ-FUNK: what did you mean with mjray being the tip of the iceberg?12:00
StevenKazeem: Maybe that Debian is full of sanctamonius little &^^%(*'s like him?12:05
StevenKPresent company and Ubuntu people excluded, of course. :-)12:06
Fujitsu:P12:06
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marcin_anthi guys12:17
ivokshi12:17
pygihey ivoks12:17
marcin_antI would like to ask about eclipse 3.2 on ubuntu12:17
ivokspygi: hi12:17
marcin_antare there any plans to provide this package soon?12:17
pygiivoks: I think Keybuk wanted to talk to you about wrong packages naming12:17
ivokspygi: ok12:18
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Lathiatwtf in bon echo theyve hidden the proxy settings right away01:18
tsengyeah01:18
tsengno one uses a proxy01:18
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gesercould a MOTU please add a second ACK to bug 61955? thanks01:20
UbugtuMalone bug 61955 in Ubuntu "[Sync Request]  sylpheed-claws-gtk2-extra-plugins 2.5.0~rc3-1 from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6195501:20
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FujitsuHey \sh01:52
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AnAntping Mithrandir03:13
AnAntping Gloubiboulga03:14
pirastplease please have a look at bug 57360 (it's a debian multimedia sync report) it would be nice to have the new version of dvdrip in edgy03:14
UbugtuMalone bug 57360 in video-dvdrip "[debian-multimedia]  Sync dvdrip" [Low,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5736003:14
pirastor tell me how to get the debian multimedia packages to multiverse03:15
pirast:-)03:15
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phanaticgood afternoon03:25
lfittlhi phanatic03:25
phanatichey lfittl03:25
lfittlraphink: cdpr seems to be stuck in the REVU upload queue, could you take a quick look at it?03:25
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raphinksure I can03:26
raphinkI'll have a look at it03:26
lfittlthanks :)03:26
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raphinklfittl: please upload again, a source package this time ;)03:35
lfittlraphink: not my upload, but will redirect the message to the person who uploaded it ;)03:35
raphinkah oki :)03:35
raphinktell him too use "-S -sa"03:36
lfittlyep, will do :)03:36
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jsmidtI maintian a few packages for Debian and I am slowly making the transition to wanting to help MOTU.  Right now I am exploring the ins and outs of Ubuntu to so how it functions.  Is there a Ubuntu version of incoming.debian.org so I can track incoming packages?03:48
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pygijsmidt: everything is on LP03:49
jsmidtThanks, I will search launchpad and try to find it.03:50
Hobbseejsmidt: they tend to be organised by source.  ie.  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/debmirror/03:55
Hobbseewith associate bugs, overview, changelogs, etc03:55
jsmidtpygi, Hobbsee , thanks that is what I was looking for, an Ubuntu version of incoming.debian.org and pqackages.qa.debian.org.03:56
Hobbsee:)03:57
imbrandonjsmidt: also the edgy-changes ML has them as they come in, as they are processed as they come in not once a day also03:57
Hobbseejsmidt: there are various other interesting features of launchpad, etc, about how to see the build queues, most of which are linked to the sources03:57
Hobbseetrue03:57
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imbrandongnight Fujitsu03:58
Hobbseenight Fujitsu03:58
FujitsuSee ya, imbrandon, and thanks Hobbsee :)03:58
jsmidtLastly,  initially I planned on packaging some of the packages in Debian but not Ubuntu, then uploading them too revu.  Would you reccommend that approach?  I do want to do what you guys currently feel would be most helpful.04:00
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imbrandonwell if its currently in debian, all it takes is a testbuild in edgy pbuilder and a sync request ( then acked by a MOTU )04:01
bddebianHeya gang04:01
imbrandonheya bddebian04:02
lfittlhey bddebian04:02
FujitsuHey bddebian.04:02
bddebianWow, hi imbrandon, lfittl, Fujitsu04:02
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imbrandonjsmidt: the only time it realy needs to goto revu is if its NEW to ubuntu and NOT in debian OR ...04:02
FujitsuGood evening, Mr. God sir.04:02
imbrandonits in debian but needs changes to work on ubuntu04:02
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zakamehi all04:03
Hobbseeor you just need someone to upload it :P04:03
imbrandonHobbsee: hehe yea04:03
bddebianHeya zakame04:03
imbrandonheya zakame04:03
jsmidtimbrandon, thanks for the heads up.  So should I lay off the packages in Debian?  I was planning to upload them to revu since I don't have Upload privelages to Unviverse.  I will also track down some requested packages not in either distro.04:04
geseris a MOTU around who could add a second ACK to bug 61955?04:04
UbugtuMalone bug 61955 in Ubuntu "[Sync Request]  sylpheed-claws-gtk2-extra-plugins 2.5.0~rc3-1 from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6195504:04
imbrandonjsmidt: yea the ones not in either distro are fine for revu , as for the ones in debian you can file sync req04:05
bddebiangeser: Sure, give me a sec04:05
imbrandonjsmidt: honestly its easiest just to find a MOTU or core-dev ( depending on where the packages are ) and use them as a "mentor"04:05
imbrandonafter a few days you'll catch the process, its fairly easy04:06
imbrandonspecialy coming from debian04:06
FujitsuIt's pretty easy, yes :)04:06
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imbrandonbut one thing to note also we are LATE in the release cycle soo something might have to wait04:06
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jsmidtimbrandon, thanks for the advice.  I will find a mentor.  I understand I may be too late for edgy, but hopefully I can be a big help for rdgy+1.04:07
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imbrandonjsmidt: np , feel free to ping me too when i'm arround ;)04:07
bddebiangeser: You don't need any more than crimsun man :-)04:08
imbrandoni dont have alot of time to 100% mentor someone but i'll be glad to help when i can04:08
imbrandonjsmidt: ^04:08
geserbddebian: doesn't new packages need two ACKs?04:09
imbrandonjsmidt: and as for packages.qa.debian.org we really dont have an quiv but here is a good link to start off https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU04:09
imbrandonmost everything else we have in some form or another04:09
bddebiangeser: Not from Debian afaik04:10
imbrandongeser: not coming from debian04:10
imbrandongeser: only if its NEW NEW04:10
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gesercrimsun told me yesterday new packages need two acks04:12
StevenKgeser: On REVU, yes.04:13
imbrandonif they are already in debian they arent considered new04:13
imbrandonand that only applies to REVU04:13
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imbrandonhehe04:14
geserso I can subscribe ubuntu-archive to the bug?04:14
bddebianDidn't crimsun do that?04:14
imbrandonif a MOTU has ack'd it ( only one ) they should have subscribed u-a04:14
geserno because he thought a second ack was needed04:15
bddebiangeser: Just did it04:15
gesersee bug 61949 for comparison04:15
UbugtuMalone bug 61949 in Ubuntu "Please sync treeviewx 0.5.1-1 from Debian Sid (main)" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6194904:15
geserthanks04:16
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bintuthello all..05:30
bintutanyone here running sparc32 ubuntu dapper?05:31
bintuti would like to request for anyone who has an ubuntu dapper running on sparc32 machine to build the ltsp-4.2.x related packages for sparc32 ubuntu dapper05:32
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bintuti have some sun javastation jk thin clients but until now still of no use.  i want to make use of them using ltsp05:33
zuli dont think there is sparc32 support only sparc6405:34
bintutzul: i'm just hoping for anyone has an access to sparc32 to please build the LTSP 4.2 for ubuntu dapper sparc3205:35
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zullast i heard spacr32 doesnt even have smp support for 2.6 so i dont think anyone is running sparc32 but good luck05:37
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bintutzul: my sparc32 machines are thin clients.  i have some sun javastation jk (krups) thin clients and i want to make use of them using ltsp-4.205:39
bddebianAck, apt-listbugs has release critical bugs too :-(05:40
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bddebianHmm, why does gaim-meanwhile want gaim-dev << 1:2 ?06:47
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lophyteI don't think its compatible with gaim 206:48
bddebianlame06:48
lophyteI tried building it but it failed06:48
bddebian:-)06:48
bddebianlophyte: So fix it ;-P06:48
lophytenot sure how :P06:48
ivoksonly thing you need is 'vim' :)06:49
lophytevim fixes build errors?06:50
lophyte:p06:50
Lathiatbddebian: meanwhile was integrated into gaim206:50
ivokssure06:50
Lathiatlophyte:06:50
lophyteahh06:50
Lathiatwe should probably morgue it06:50
Lathiatthat was on my todo list a while ago but it scaped somewhere06:50
bddebianLathiat: Ah, OK, thx06:51
Lathiatah, the thing is06:51
Lathiatits disabled in the gaim build06:51
Lathiatbecause libmeanwhile is in universe06:51
Lathiatbut still the current package wont build against gaim2 so06:51
Lathiatsomeone may want to look attempoting to push meanwhile to main06:52
Lathiatgaim (1:2.0.0+beta3.1-1ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low06:52
Lathiatis the appropriate changelog that disabled it06:52
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bmontybddebian: gaim-meanwhile is part of gaim 2.007:03
Nafallobmonty: old news ;-)07:03
bddebianbmonty: I heard that ;-)07:03
Nafallobacklog etc... :-)07:04
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xopherHow do I build the linux-restricted-modules for a specific kernel version?07:21
Toadstoolhey everybody07:23
bddebianHeya Toadstool07:27
Toadstoolhey bddebian07:28
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fdsdHey guys, I am taking apart my initrd file, I have a bunch of startup scripts and folders and I dont know what they are for, could anyone explain?  they are casper, casper-bottom casper-premount init-bottom init-premount init-top local-botttom local-premount local-top nfs-bottom etc..  Any idea?07:39
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nixternalhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3142  |  http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3148  |  http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=316807:44
nixternal^^ need revu'ing and/or uploading, thanks!07:44
Toadstoolwow07:50
Toadstoolnixternal: in koverartist, what about the rosetta patch Tonio_ suggested?07:52
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Toadstoolnixternal: just tested, looks like you only have to copy the patch from klibido08:00
Toadstool(needs more testing though)08:00
nixternalroger that..i will work on that tomorrow...time to go be a best man, well at least get ready ;)08:00
nixternalthanks Toadstool!08:00
Toadstoolno problem08:01
lfittlhrm, php-doc exists in debian non-free but not in ubuntu multiverse, does anybody know the reason?08:13
lfittlwe seem to have dropped it as soon as it went into non-free08:14
keescooksay, I'm playing with cdbs on a new package, and if I don't explicitly rm the debian/stamp-patch-* files, it won't rebuild.  (only happens on edgy, not dapper...)  is this a known bug?  should I just add a clean:: section for them?08:16
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bddebianCan someone with an edgy machine check for libgnustep-gui-dev for me?08:28
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bddebianWhy is gnustep-gui a version behind but doesn't show up on the merges list?08:39
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LaserJockany MOTUs about?09:47
LaserJockI swear I uploaded python-numpy last night09:47
LaserJockbut I can't find it anywhere09:47
Toadstoolhey LaserJock, did you receive the Accepted mail?09:48
LaserJockno09:48
LaserJocknothing09:48
LaserJockI didn't find it in NEW (it shouldn't be there anyway)09:48
LaserJockand I don't see it on the pthon-numpy LP page09:48
Toadstoolhmm09:49
Toadstoolmaybe you forgot to change unstable to edgy or something like that...09:49
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LaserJockToadstool: but shouldn't I have gotten a rejected email?10:02
bddebianrejects fail sometimes10:02
bddebianEspecially for unstable/edgy stuff10:03
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LaserJockdoh, that's what it was10:05
LaserJockbut at least it was Fujitsu's fault ;-)10:05
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bddebianHeh10:10
LaserJockok, let's try it again10:11
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zulLaserJock: ttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/edgy-changes/2006-September/006290.html10:36
LaserJockmhm10:38
LaserJocknow hopefully scipy and matplotlib will get built10:38
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keescookah, dang.  I was shooting for a 0-byte lintian on REVU.  I didn't realize it wasn't edgy-aware.  :P10:55
LaserJockheh10:56
keescooknow I'll just sit here anxious awaiting comments!  ;)10:56
bddebianWho is William Grant?  Is that Fujitsu?11:20
LaserJockyep11:21
bddebianOK thx11:21
LaserJockdid he mess something up?11:21
LaserJock:-)11:21
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bddebianLaserJock: No, no, I was just looking at pcb then I realized he already requested a sync :-)11:24
bddebianI've been replaced :'-(11:24
Nafallokik11:24
Nafallolol11:24
Nafallolike that's ever going to happen :-P11:24
bddebianNafallo: True, I guess you can't replace nothingness :-(11:25
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xopherHow do I build the linux-restricted-modules for a specific kernel version?11:26
xophersorry if Im spamming this question, but Id really want to know ;)11:27
bddebianBuild-depend on the specific kernel version source package?11:27
xopherIve tried, doesnt work11:27
xopherstill looks for the newer kernel even Ive set it not to11:27
bddebianxopher: Are you doing this in a clean envrionment like a pbuilder or chroot?11:28
xopherpbuilder11:29
bddebianHmm, over my head, sorry11:29
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hikenboothello all---i removed all references to openoffice from ubuntu-meta then recompiled and installled it into a system running ubuntu 6.10 it installed ok...but when I try and remove openoffice it still trys and removes ubuntu-desktop which I was trying to avoid..any ideas?11:33
LaserJockhikenboot: hi11:33
hikenboothi LaserJock11:34
LaserJockhikenboot: how did you install ubuntu-desktop?11:34
hikenbootthis is getting frustraiting to say the least11:34
hikenbootusing dpkg after compiling it11:34
LaserJockthe first one?11:34
hikenbootI had a fresh installed system in a vm and tried replacing ubuntu-desktop with one compiled from ubuntu-meta with the references to openoffice taken out figuring this would solve the dependency on openoffice11:35
LaserJockedgy or dapper?11:35
hikenboot6.1011:36
hikenbootedgy11:36
LaserJockI'm thinking that perhaps there is some "behind the scenes" stuff going on11:36
LaserJockis there a reason you want to keep ubuntu-desktop11:37
hikenbootbecause it screws up subsiquent package removals and installs11:37
hikenbootstrange thing is I type apt-get install ubuntu-desktop and it still wants to install openoffice11:38
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LaserJockright11:38
hikenbootsomthing else must be referencing openoffice11:39
LaserJockhikenboot: run dpkg -I on your .deb11:39
LaserJockand look at the dependecies11:40
hikenbootok11:40
crimsuncan anyone reproduce bug 61943?11:46
UbugtuMalone bug 61943 in acroread "adobe reader won't start" [Medium,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6194311:46
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KreamI have a launchpad account, yet can't find ubiquity in launchpad. I want to translate ubiquity. How do I do this?11:53
crimsuntranslations would be rosetta11:53
ryanakcacan someone please review http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3098 , a KDE Iconset (kde-icons-crystal-diamond)11:53
Kreamcrimsun:  thanks. i think i'm on rosetta already.11:53
bddebianWell shit, osgcal FTBFSs11:56
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chillywillycan anyone help? There's some error in the pre install script for lvm2 for amd6412:06
crimsun->#-kernel12:07
chillywilly #ubuntu-kernel?12:07
crimsunyep12:07
chillywillyk12:07
ryanakcachillywilly: I used to have that error... run update & dist-upgrade to fix it12:08
chillywillyI did12:08
ryanakcano clue then :)12:08

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