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TheMusoluisbg: And oh yeah. I have some specialist ISA hardware, so I still need the celeron.12:12
luisbgcool12:12
LaserJockBurgwork: _MMA_ was talking with a guy there and they sounded like they might be a possibility12:12
tenshui added mkdir lign and now it's ok12:12
Burgworkvery cool12:12
tenshuyipee first package for me12:12
BurgworkLaserJock: when it comes through, make certain ubuntu-marketing and fridge-devel got notified12:12
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LaserJockBurgwork: sure :-)12:13
TheMusoluisbg: And another thing. If one wants to test Live/Alternate CDs of Ubuntu releases, its handy to have one machine with the burner, while you test on the other machines.12:13
TheMusoSo I have my burner in the celeron, and use my Notebook and P4 for testing.12:13
TheMusoSaves a lot of time.12:13
luisbg_zZzZZzZzTheMuso, very true12:13
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luisbg_zZzZZzZzLaserJock, LOL, me too12:14
tenshuThanks again for your help =)12:14
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TheMusoLaserJock: I have just collected this hardware over several years.12:15
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imbrandon...12:27
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earthianIt would be very nice to have someone compile wine for 64bit ubuntu and upload it to universe repositories... so people like me would not need to unsuccessfuly compile it all the time when new release comes12:30
imbrandonearthian, its being working on , \sh has spent many hours on getting it working with upstream12:32
Burgworkearthian: /sh tried12:32
earthianok good to hear that :)12:32
earthianerr.. the upstream is that new system of edgy? dapper i believe had init thing right?12:33
Burgworkupstart12:33
Burgwork?12:33
earthianoh12:33
earthianright :)12:33
imbrandonupstream is the devlopers that make wine12:33
earthianbtw dmraid package in edgy is broken12:33
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earthianwould it be possible to update it asap? i can not install edgy on my raid now... kinda waiting for someone to upgrade it.. there is i think rc13 source12:35
earthianbut source is not compiling for me12:35
earthiani am just a new ubuntu user... not a pro or so12:35
Burgworkyou have probably discovered why we don't have amd64 wine12:35
earthianyes. i have tried compiling it myself.. but failed.12:36
earthiansomeone from #wine-hq told me that wine can be compiled as amd64...12:36
earthianwill ask again tho12:36
earthian:)12:36
earthianthanks for hearing. leaving now.12:37
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LaserJockheh12:37
Burgworkright12:37
imbrandonwow12:37
Burgworkwelcome to the world of fish bowl12:37
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TheMusoOh. There's a bunch of MOTUs.12:43
TheMusoOh. There's a bunch of MOTUs.12:43
TheMusoWhat is a motu? :p12:43
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LaserJockdoh12:44
imbrandonlol12:44
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imbrandonmust ... not .. eat ...12:47
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TheMusoOops. I didn't see that.12:47
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gnomefreakimbrandon: you gonna be around tomorrow or in like 15 hours give or take12:47
imbrandonyup12:47
gnomefreakcan i get with you about the fixes and see if i cant build it12:48
gnomefreakarouind thanish12:48
imbrandonsure12:48
gnomefreakty12:48
imbrandonyou got anything now? i'll poke at it overnight12:48
imbrandon( even broken stuff )12:48
baconbaconI can't sign anything using nautilus context menus in seahorse 0.9.5. GPA works fine with the same pgp key. 0.9.6 is released upstream and fixes this. Just saying :)12:49
gnomefreaki tried removing some ( ) and ` ` but no luck so its gotta be something more12:49
LaserJockbaconbacon: heh, "just saying" doesn't really help it get fixed any sooner :-)12:50
LaserJockbaconbacon: bug reports are much more efficient12:50
imbrandongnomefreak, honestly, you can make 3 easy changes with a pritine source, change to #!/bin/bash and sh frostwire to bash frostwire and add bash to the control :)12:50
baconbaconok but seahorse is not on launchpad12:50
LaserJockbaconbacon: sure it is12:51
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gnomefreak#!/bin/bash will make sh runFrostwire.sh run12:51
LaserJockbaconbacon: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/seahorse12:51
baconbacon"seahorse does not use Malone as its bug tracker."12:51
gnomefreakno?12:52
gnomefreakits in universe it should12:52
imbrandonthats part of it12:52
LaserJockbaconbacon: well no, Seahorse upstream doesnt12:52
baconbaconok!12:52
LaserJockbaconbacon: but you can file a bug on the Ubuntu package12:52
gnomefreakyeah upstream dont12:52
baconbaconi see12:52
baconbaconthanks12:52
gnomefreakok its getting to be a bad day here. i will get up with you in morning see if catn get it built right12:53
imbrandonkk12:54
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imbrandonugh we really need to speed up pbuilder01:06
crimsundid I mention it takes 30 minutes to resolve all the build-dependencies for vlc? :)01:08
TheMusoOuch.01:08
TheMusoWhat speed machine is that on01:08
imbrandoncrimsun, i wouldent doubt it01:08
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crimsunAMD Opteron(tm) Processor 246 2GHz01:08
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crimsunit takes longer to resolve the b-ds than it does to build01:09
imbrandonyup01:09
FujitsuOoh, Opteron...01:09
Burgworkzul: you checked out that virt-manager in fc6?01:09
ajmitchBurgwork: yes, I've got some packages of virt-manager in progress01:09
TheMusoWow!01:09
Burgworkajmitch: ok, you guys rock01:09
Burgworkwonder if you could merge virt-manager with the vmware stuff01:09
ajmitchlibvirt is ready, just need to get some of the virtinst stuff ported to ubuntu ways01:10
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ajmitchit's intended to be VM-agnostic01:10
LaserJockanybody use phpwiki before?01:12
ajmitchyes01:13
LaserJockis it any good?01:13
ajmitchI'm not a big fan01:13
LaserJockanybody use tikiwiki?01:13
imbrandonhum whats the virt stuff for ?01:14
LaserJockI'm trying to compare the 201:14
imbrandontikiwiki sucks imho ( i cant give any valad reasons other than i just dident like it )01:14
imbrandonvalid01:14
ajmitchimbrandon: xen, vmware01:14
imbrandonajmitch, yea but umm what does it create dom's or something01:14
ajmitchyes01:15
imbrandonah cool01:15
ajmitchallocate resources, things like that01:15
imbrandonvery cool, remotely too?01:15
ajmitchxen allows for live migration between systems01:15
imbrandontrue01:15
ajmitchI haven't checked if it can use the network socket to talkt to xend01:16
imbrandoni never quite got how it did that01:16
imbrandonbut it seems cool01:16
imbrandon( e.g. the live migration )01:21
Plugimbrandon: got theme?01:21
imbrandonyup one sec01:22
ajmitchimbrandon: btw, I have that full set of beryl packages going01:23
imbrandonajmitch, rockin, minda passing some debs here so i can upgrade01:23
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ajmitchimbrandon: basically just hacking around in debian/rules to make stuff executable01:23
ajmitchor you could remake the tarballs so that they are01:24
imbrandonahh ok01:24
imbrandonPlug, http://federation.imbrandon.com/copyleft.tar.gz01:27
DarkMageZis #ubuntu-bugs for all bugs including universe?01:27
imbrandonDarkMageZ, yes01:27
ajmitchyay, keybuk writing about automatix01:27
imbrandonhaha yea i seen that01:27
DarkMageZajmitch, in a good or bad light?01:28
imbrandonhopefully it helps01:28
ajmitchDarkMageZ: that it's the cause of many upgrade problems01:28
imbrandonautomatix and good in the same sentance ?01:28
ajmitchas we've been saying for quite awhile01:28
Plugimbrandon: thanks01:28
imbrandonPlug, np01:28
DarkMageZmmm, someone really needs to put a stop to automatrix, i hear it's worse than what i do01:28
ajmitchand we still want to lynch you :)01:29
imbrandoni only redid the css and images, the actual theme is from G2 website ( but all the copyright gpl stuff is in there )01:29
imbrandonPlug, ^^01:29
Plugcool01:29
DarkMageZanyways, i'd like to bring up the topic of bug #5795101:30
UbugtuMalone bug 57951 in xchat "xchat crashes frequently on quit" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5795101:30
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ajmitchDarkMageZ: you may bring it up, do you have a fix for it?01:31
DarkMageZajmitch, well, i rebuilt the package with the stripping of the debugging stuff taken out. so it has a proper trace01:32
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ajmitchapport-retrace is a wonderful tool01:33
Nafalloajmitch: there are01:33
DarkMageZthere are debs of xchat. but none that i could find without the debugging striped from them01:34
DarkMageZhence my rebuild01:34
FujitsuDarkMageZ: There are ddebs (debugging debs) which contain the symbols in an alternate repository.01:34
DarkMageZFujitsu, ooo, url?01:35
FujitsuI'm not sure, it was posted to -devel-announce a month or so back.01:35
ajmitchyou shouldn't need to know the repository01:35
ajmitchapport-retrace should do it for you01:35
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DarkMageZoh that's cute. so those crashes without debugging symbols can be useful01:36
FujitsuOoh, feisty-changes is working now.01:36
FujitsuDarkMageZ: Yes, that's the point of them :)01:37
NafalloFujitsu: been working for a while :-)01:37
Nafallobtw...01:37
FujitsuWHere a while <= 12 hours.01:37
NafalloLinux darkelf 2.6.19-1-generic #2 SMP Sat Oct 28 05:59:58 UTC 2006 x86_64 GNU/Linux01:38
Nafallo:-)01:38
FujitsuBrave soul you are.01:38
Nafallohehe01:38
Nafallothe fun haven't started yet though ;-)01:38
ajmitchNafallo: yeah, I've got it on my laptop01:39
ajmitchBenC said it's fairly stable, but missing a few things like LRM01:39
NafalloI've never used LRM anyway :-)01:40
ajmitch10:33 < BenC> if you don't need any special drivers (like ibm-acpi) or LRM (ipw3945, ati, nvidia, madwifi), then you can probably install it now01:40
bhalei cant live w/o lrm01:40
bhaleintel wifi01:40
ajmitchbhale: ipw3945?01:40
Nafallort2500 :-)01:40
bhaleajmitch: yes01:40
ajmitchhis next line, of course01:40
ajmitch10:34 < BenC> and even for ipw3945, it's as simple as copying existing /sbin/ipw3945d-*01:40
bhaleheh01:40
ajmitch2.6.19 still isn't for general consumption, but it should be there soon01:41
bhaleyeah.01:41
bhaleit usually takes him about 3 tries01:41
bhalefor him to get it right01:41
ajmitch'by UDS', he hopes01:41
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Nafallobaah. already works. I haven't seen any difference from 2.6.17 :-P01:42
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ajmitchNafallo: it shouldn't be very different01:42
Nafallonaah. the changelog only synced lots of stuff :-)01:43
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imbrandonajmitch, its sent a few early today01:43
imbrandon3 packages i think, kernel, basefiles and debootstrap01:43
ajmitchI should check procmail rules then01:43
zulwhoop...time to update then ;)01:44
ajmitchbah01:44
bhalehttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/feisty-changes/2006-October/thread.html01:44
ajmitchsomeone smack around people who abuse launchpad specs01:44
imbrandonyup yup, memory was good in this case :)01:44
imbrandonajmitch, heh , like ?01:44
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ajmitchhttps://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/beagle-integration01:45
ajmitch"use tracker"01:45
zulimbrandon: drinking still?01:45
imbrandonzul, i've only had a few , otherwise i think i would be crying01:45
imbrandoncrown + coke is great for that :)01:45
imbrandoni did go buy a bottle of crown this afternoon though01:46
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ajmitchFrom feisty-changes-bounces@lists.ubuntu.com Tue Oct 31 02:19:13 200601:46
ajmitch Subject: Accepted base-files 3.1.16ubuntu1 (source)01:46
ajmitch  Folder: launchpad                                                        616201:46
ajmitchno wonder01:46
imbrandonouch01:46
ajmitchList-Id pattern changed from previous releases01:47
imbrandonyea i havent setup a procmail rule yet, i guess i should do that now01:48
imbrandonthey just hit my inbox01:49
ajmitchdoing a regex match on ~160K message headers takes a little while01:49
imbrandonheh01:50
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ajmitch840MB mbox file for ubuntu bug mail01:50
TheMusoOuch.01:51
ajmitchit's probably a little large01:51
zulbrb01:51
imbrandon:0:01:52
imbrandon* ^(To|Cc).*feisty-changes01:52
imbrandon$HOME/Maildir/.feisty-changes/01:52
imbrandonthat works for me , heh01:52
ajmitchyeah, I match on X-BeenThere or List-Id01:52
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FujitsuList-Id is generally a better idea.01:54
LaserJockI just do: * ^TO_feisty-changes@lists.ubuntu.com01:55
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LaserJockalthough I haven't gotten any mail yet01:56
imbrandonunless you sent it to /dev/null01:57
imbrandon:)01:58
LaserJockdarn, am I not subscribed?01:58
LaserJockdo we need to subscribe to it?01:59
ajmitchyes01:59
LaserJockI thought it was automatic01:59
imbrandonnope01:59
LaserJockit was for breezy -> dapper I think02:00
LaserJockbut that was way back in the olden days02:00
ajmitchhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU <-- comments, please02:02
ajmitchit only has minor modifications from the policy for main at the moment02:02
LaserJockwhat's with the \'s02:03
ajmitchbad cut & paste, let me fix that02:03
ajmitchhm, the indenting for the list may need fixed as well02:05
ajmitchcleared it up02:06
ajmitchcomments please :)02:06
ajmitch& then I'll post to the list about it for discussion02:06
LaserJockok, well my first reaction is that we should allow more updates02:07
LaserJocki.e. broken packages02:07
LaserJockI consider uninstallable or unusable as high-impact02:08
imbrandonyea02:08
ajmitchalright02:08
ajmitchI'm more willing to be lenient as well02:08
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ajmitchwhat about new upstream versions fixing problems/>02:08
imbrandonhrm i would say UVF for -backports02:09
LaserJockhmm, I think maybe the SRU review team might have to tackle that one02:09
imbrandonand -updates for fixes02:09
LaserJocksometimes a new upstream is a much easier and bug free way to fix the bug02:09
ajmitchLaserJock: like dmraid02:09
FujitsuI'd be rather reluctant for that, ajmitch. Except for cases like that transcalc one where it currently crashes on startup, but the new version fixes that.02:09
LaserJockrather then trying to backport all the fixes to the current version02:09
ajmitchFujitsu: it would be case-by-case, not a general policy of being OK02:09
LaserJockI think for sure it should be avoided02:09
LaserJockyeah02:10
imbrandonright but if we allow that we're opening a pandoras box02:10
imbrandonright02:10
ajmitchimbrandon: ok, what do you want to do with dmraid?02:10
LaserJockwe already have a pandoras box02:10
ajmitchas an example02:10
LaserJockwe're just trying to close the box a bit ;-)02:10
imbrandonajmitch, no i agree as a case by case02:10
ajmitchfine02:10
ajmitchadd some of these comments to the bottom of the page, if you can02:11
LaserJockbut I think it can be in the policy that we seek to minimize the changes02:11
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ajmitch we can take it to the -motu list02:11
ajmitchI'd rather it not just be me dictating to the MOTUs what will happen :)02:11
LaserJockoh why not02:11
LaserJockyou know what you're doing02:11
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zulits almost manager like02:12
LaserJockhehe02:12
bddebianajmitch the Supreme MOTU Dictator!02:12
imbrandonlol02:12
ajmitchbddebian: nah, I'm not even close to deity level02:13
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bddebianBut you can be like Kim Jong Il and believe that you are God ;-P02:13
ajmitchum ok02:14
imbrandonlol02:14
ajmitchanyway, do we think the testing period is long enough? too short?02:14
imbrandonother than the few things mentioned already looks good to me02:14
ajmitchthere'll need to be some feedback mechanism for testing02:14
imbrandon7 days? seems ok as long as people know02:14
ajmitchrather than just announce to the list & get silence for 7 days02:14
LaserJockI'm not convinced that a time based criteria is going to give much testing02:15
ajmitchthat's what I owrry about02:15
ajmitchthere may be packages that very few people would test02:15
imbrandonwell some volenteers have formed #kubuntu-testers , i'm sure we could caox them into full time testings possibly02:15
LaserJockI can easily upload a science package that won't get tested at all for 7 days02:15
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DarkMageZhow about getting the people who filed the bug to test it?02:16
LaserJockalthough with a stable release I can poke the "Education and Science" subforum to test -proposed02:16
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ajmitchalthough I'm the only member of the team at the moment, I don't expect that I have any right to be in it02:16
ajmitchI just wanted it created02:17
LaserJockwhat team?02:17
Fujitsuajmitch: Why not? You're pretty much a god anyway.02:17
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imbrandonajmitch, why not, i would say you do02:17
FujitsuLaserJock: motu-sru02:17
LaserJockoh02:17
LaserJockwell we can fix that02:17
LaserJockalthough I was kinda of hoping to redo some of the teams02:17
LaserJockwe have a ton of teams02:17
ajmitchyeah, I'll pass on ownership to whoever will run the team02:17
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ajmitchLaserJock: we can argue about that later02:18
LaserJockfine :-)02:18
imbrandonheh02:18
LaserJockI was just thinking it might be better to have a larger "motu-review" team02:18
LaserJockthat handles UVFs, SRUs, etc.02:18
LaserJockthat way it's maybe less confusing and possibly spreads the work out02:19
ajmitchI didn't think it'd necessarily be great to have the same people doing everything02:19
LaserJockyeah, that's a point for sure02:19
ajmitchI considered just having the motu-uvf team, which already handled uvf exceptions & then general freeze exceptions02:19
imbrandoni wouldent mind helping with SRU's once a policy was setup etc, but i'm no where near qualified to run / own it02:19
Fujitsuajmitch: It wouldn't be, no; but we need more-god-like people for SRU than UVF, and all the gods are already in UVF.02:19
ajmitchit's possible to have a team that they're both part of02:19
LaserJockanyway, that's not a big deal right now02:20
imbrandonright02:20
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LaserJockanother thought is to have a "vote" rather then time system for testing02:21
LaserJockthe problem there is it becoming like REVU and having updates sitting in -proposed for a month02:22
ajmitchI agree02:22
LaserJockI think probably 7 days is best02:22
ajmitchthere may not be that many updates02:22
ajmitchand it's a lot easier to process debdiffs than to do a comprehensive review of a new package02:23
LaserJocktrue02:23
LaserJockwell you could do sort of a combination02:24
ajmitchwrite this down please :)02:24
LaserJocka package would be automatically ready for -updates if it's been in -proposed for 7 days02:24
imbrandonspeaking of comprehensive reviews, anyone up for looking at a proper gnash package http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=336702:24
LaserJockOR it's been tested and acked by X number of MOTUs02:25
imbrandonlike migration from unstable to testing02:25
LaserJockso stuff that it urgent and something that lots of MOTUs would already be inclined to test then it can go through faster02:26
FujitsuLaserJock: That does sound like a good idea.02:26
ajmitchstill has the problem of packages not being tested02:26
LaserJockwell, but if you have to have X votes then that at least gives you more testing then just uploading02:27
LaserJocka vote system might give a little motivation for testing02:27
ajmitchcertainly, so you need a minimum number of testers in the 7 days02:27
LaserJockright02:27
ajmitchmore testers means shorter time needed in testing02:27
LaserJockmore or less02:27
imbrandonright by how does one sign on that they have tested it>02:28
imbrandons/by/but02:28
Fujitsuimbrandon: Comment on the bug, I presume.02:28
ajmitchas Fujitsu said02:28
LaserJockwell, we could do a ubuntu-dev poll02:28
ajmitchthat would require a poll for every update02:28
LaserJockbut probably comment is better02:28
ajmitchkeep it informal02:28
LaserJocksure02:28
imbrandona poll for every update would suck02:28
FujitsuHaving polls integrated into bugs would be useful in this case.02:29
LaserJockanyway, I *do* want to keep this a light and "red-tape" free as we can make it02:29
FujitsuThere's been enough red tape already :P02:29
LaserJockwhile still giving a little more assurance to our users that we test these things02:29
imbrandoni'm thinking if its ACK'd by a MOTU/core-dev ( incase the diff is done by a non-MOTU ) and then "approved" for uploading to -proposed by the SRU team , it gets tested by atleaste 5 comments in 7 days , if 5 comments is not met in the 7 days it sits and waits will it gets 5 testers, if it gets 5 testers in the first 3 days it still has to sit for 4 more in -proposed as a minimum ( for more testing too )02:31
imbrandonthat would be real informal but make sure its all dont and checked02:31
ajmitchFujitsu: we drown in red tape..02:32
ajmitchimbrandon: ok, write that as a comment at the end02:32
imbrandonok02:32
LaserJockhmm, I would probably just leave it at 5 comments it goes to -updates otherwise 7 days02:33
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imbrandonbasicly i'm saying it has to be in -proposed at leaste 7 days , but could be longer if not gotten 5 people to say "ok this works for me"02:33
imbrandonrember we're talking a stable release not a UVFe02:33
LaserJockyeah, and I'm saying 7 days maybe should be the longest02:34
ajmitchbut you still need a minimum number of testers02:34
LaserJockok, well how about this ...02:34
imbrandonLaserJock, then what if i upload to -poposed and it sits there 7 days but no one tested it02:34
imbrandonthat wouldent be good02:35
LaserJockthen it goes to -updates :-)02:35
LaserJockwell considering that right now it goes to -updates without *any* testing02:35
LaserJockwe aren't making it less tested ;-)02:35
imbrandonyea but i dont think 5 ( out of thousands or more of people ) to say "it works for me" is alot02:36
LaserJocksure02:36
imbrandoneven for unused packages02:36
LaserJockbut it beats nothing02:36
imbrandons/unused/obscure02:36
imbrandonanyone got the lock before i edit ?02:37
LaserJockok, let me reread what you proposed02:38
ajmitchLaserJock: I say a minimum of 2 testers to get into updates02:39
ajmitch5 may be a few for some packages02:39
ajmitcheg some zope stuff I want to fix - it requires that someone setup a zope instance, install products, etc02:39
ajmitchnot trivial02:39
LaserJockok, how about 10 gets you out in less then 7 days, 2 minimum period?02:40
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LaserJockif something's hot and everybody wants it then 10 MOTU can test it and get it asap02:40
FujitsuSo, 10 ACKS gets you a get-out-out-of--proposed-free card, and anything less than 2 gets rejected?02:41
ajmitchwe can tweak the numbers02:41
ajmitchFujitsu: yeah02:41
FujitsuThat sounds like a good policy.02:41
ajmitchthe general policy should work, the numbers can be debated02:41
ajmitcheg it may be 3 & 802:41
LaserJockyeah, and I don't think less then 2 should get rejected out of hand02:41
LaserJockit just won't go to -updates02:41
LaserJockit'll sit in -proposed until it gets 202:42
FujitsuArgh, REVU!02:43
FujitsuThis is turning into REVU, really...02:43
imbrandonok i added those comments to the bottom, tweak the numbers at will ajmitch / LaserJock / Fujitsu02:43
FujitsuThey'll sit there for months...02:43
ajmitchFujitsu: so get reviewing :)02:43
imbrandonFujitsu, not really , rember this is for existing packages that someone cares about becouse there are bugs filed02:43
imbrandonand its stable released02:44
ajmitchand a single MOTU should be able to veto a broken update02:44
FujitsuShall I add the 10 ACKS gets you out of -proposed immediately note to the bottom of the page.02:44
Fujitsuajmitch: of course.02:44
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ajmitchso even if you have 5 ACKs, someone should be able to say it's crack & broken02:45
imbrandonyea02:45
ajmitchLaserJock: so yeah, I finally got off my behind & wrote up something for you :)02:45
imbrandonok LaserJock / ajmitch / Fujitsu , look over my crack now http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=336702:47
imbrandon:)02:47
LaserJockajmitch: thank you very much sir02:47
LaserJockimbrandon: ok, so you'e saying 7 days minimum?02:48
LaserJockand 5 votes minimum?02:48
imbrandonLaserJock, that was my initial idea, i dont think 7 days is long to wait even for a "must have fix"02:49
LaserJockfor some reason you're "if it gets 5 testers in the first 3 days" part keeps confusing me02:49
imbrandonpersonal02:49
imbrandonLaserJock, ok here is a same workflow with that case ....02:50
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imbrandoni post a debdiff to a bug02:50
imbrandon6 people post that "it works for me" in the first 24 hours02:50
imbrandonand they tested the debdiff02:50
imbrandonit still sits in -proposed for 7 days ( not only for other motu's to look at it to make sure its not crack to veto it , but also to make sure its tested by a large number of people becouse if it gets 6 in the first 24hours its likely to effect a large number of people )02:51
imbrandonso a minimum of 5 testers and a munimum of 7 days02:52
imbrandonboth must be met02:52
LaserJockwell, I was thinking that only MOTU votes would count02:52
LaserJockso I was thinking 5 MOTU all saying they tested and ack it02:52
LaserJockprobably gives a pretty reasonable testing02:53
LaserJockbut I see where you are coming from02:53
imbrandonwith how over taxed we are i dont think thats good, look at revu, i think a ACK by a motu or core dev is enough02:53
imbrandonone to get it into testing and only one to take it out02:53
ajmitchremember that the current suggestion has the debdiff passing before the reviewing team as well02:53
Fujitsuimbrandon: As was mentioned earlier, SRU is a lot less taxing than REVU, because they're generally only small debdiffs.02:53
imbrandonFujitsu, yes but also effect a larger number of people too as its a stable release02:54
LaserJockyeah, and all we're asking for is testing02:54
ajmitchimbrandon: so you have to get 1 vote on the debdiff at least before even going to -proposed02:54
LaserJockit also isn't Main02:54
imbrandonyea not a "review" of it, thats done by the one MOTU and the SRU team, the testing is only "works for me" stuff02:54
LaserJock5 MOTUs saying "it works for me" isn't bad I don't think02:55
imbrandonajmitch, yea the "ack" from a MOTU or core dev ( other than the debdiff maker )02:55
LaserJockI guess there isn't a real reason for the test "acks" to be only from MOTUs02:55
LaserJockI do think there should be an exception for 7 days for -updates regressions02:56
imbrandonwell i had it envisioned like this02:56
LaserJockbut I'm guessing that won't happen if they are properly tested02:56
imbrandonthe "ack" is really only for non-motus02:56
imbrandonsay i personaly make a debdiff , i can subscribe SRU team directly02:56
imbrandonbecouse i'ma  MOTU/core02:57
imbrandonand the aSRU says "yes upload to proposed"02:57
LaserJockok, but how are non-MOTUs going to know to ack it?02:57
ajmitchthe overworked, stressed out SRU team that cries "oh no, not another one!" & sobs quietly ;)02:57
ajmitchLaserJock: you ask for testers on the bug report02:57
imbrandononce its uploaded to proposed we send a call for testers to ML and #kubuntu-testers02:58
ajmitchpeople who have run into the problem should be subscribed to the bug02:58
imbrandonand the people subscruibed to the repoet\02:58
imbrandonright02:58
imbrandonthis way it gets the testing , its a TON of red tape, and it wont sit in the que for ages but enoughto resonably say its been tested02:59
imbrandonnot a TON02:59
imbrandontypo02:59
LaserJockok, make it so Mr. Sulu ;-)02:59
imbrandoni'm afraid if we have 10 "it works for me" in 2 days then upload we'll have alot more broken ones03:00
imbrandonthus the both 5 testeers and 7 days must be met03:00
LaserJockwell sure03:00
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imbrandonand in reality even for whiners 7 days isnt long ( and i'm sure the whiners will be the first to grab -proposed )03:01
LaserJockbut my point was that right now we have a 0 tester and 0 days  SRU policy03:01
LaserJockso *anything* is going to work03:01
imbrandontrue03:01
LaserJockbut if it's just general acks on the bug report I think your idea is good03:02
lifelessseems to me that you want to ensure that:03:02
LaserJockand the main point is to have some kind of SRU policy asap03:02
Hobbseehey all03:02
lifeless - if there are no testers other than the requestor you still do upload it03:02
lifeless - it should get a review if theres any doubt about the fix at all03:02
lifeless - number of days isn't really relevant, its eyeballs and usage.03:03
LaserJocklifeless: I think our issue is how to gauge eyeballs and usage03:04
LaserJockI'm guessing the number of people using -proposed isn't great03:04
LaserJockand many of our packages aren't used by a great deal of people anyway03:05
imbrandoni think the initial ack or upload  by MOTU and the initial eyeballs by the SRU team then 5 general ack's we'll be golden03:05
LaserJockwithout any minimum days?03:06
imbrandonpossibly, the more i think about it, what do you and ajmitch think ?03:06
imbrandonacked/made by a MOTU , eyeballed by SRU for upload to -proposed , 5 general "works for me" to upload to -updates03:07
imbrandonno days involved03:07
LaserJockI think that would be a good start, if we find that it isn't catching enough problems we can always change it03:08
Fujitsuimbrandon: I like that.03:08
FujitsuAnd, as LaserJock says, we can change it if it's letting problems through.03:09
imbrandonyup03:09
imbrandonajmitch, care to chime in ?03:09
imbrandon( or anyone else )03:09
imbrandonlemme update my comment on the bootom of that page03:10
FujitsuWe need to somehow get a large subset of MOTU to give their +1 on this policy... But how? Mailing list?03:11
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LaserJockyeah03:14
ajmitchimbrandon: sorry, was distracted by other stuff :)03:14
LaserJockwe'll pass it by -motu when we are done here03:14
imbrandonalmost done03:14
imbrandonone sec03:14
ajmitchimbrandon: great03:14
ajmitchso I didn't even have to do much, just throw it out there for comments :)03:14
imbrandonok LaserJock Fujitsu ajmitch check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU at the bottom for my last comments to make sure its what we talked about03:17
Fujitsuimbrandon: Looks good.03:18
lifelesspity launchpad doesn't do voting yet ;)03:18
Fujitsulifeless: It does, but only on teams.03:19
lifelessFujitsu: do you mean for membership ?03:19
Fujitsulifeless: No, for team-related matters, only voteable by team members.03:19
lifelessall the motus are in a team03:19
lifelessso why cant we use that ?03:20
LaserJockcause it's a pain03:20
LaserJockLP polls aren't very user friendly03:20
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LaserJockI did one for MOTU03:21
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FujitsuWe can stuff around on staging, can't we?03:21
LaserJockFujitsu: ?03:21
imbrandonwe tried some for the IRC OP team , they arent easy to use03:21
FujitsuLaserJock: staging.launchpad.net. I believe it's meant for testing out various features, and it's OK to stuff around with... So I'm going to create a team+poll so I can see just how terrible it is :P03:22
lifelessstaging has a separate database03:23
Fujitsu... except that staging is down.03:23
lifelessits doing a db copy from production right now03:23
lifeless(about this time of day daily)03:23
FujitsuI knew it was on a separate DB, hence it being usable for stuffing around.03:23
Fujitsulifeless: That'd take a while to copy, wouldn't it?03:24
ajmitchlifeless: as our quality czar, what comments do you have on the update procedure?03:24
lifeless:)03:24
lifelesslet me read the current draft03:24
ajmitchthanks :)03:24
lifelessthe why -03:25
Fujitsulifeless: The proposed process is imbrandon's final set of comments down the bottom, the process anywhere else on the page is outdated.03:25
ajmitchnot outdated, but it was the initial suggestion, based on the policy for main03:26
lifelessseems to me we should say something like 'For packages in the Universe & Multiverse component, whilst they are not "supported", we should still endeavour to offer a smooth and reliable environment'03:26
lifelessthat is, popularity, and number of users are not really significant factors in assessing regression impact: we have millions of users.03:26
lifelessa small % is still a lot03:27
imbrandontrue03:27
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ajmitchincluding spelling mistakes03:27
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FujitsuHaving a go at universe upgradability..03:28
lifelessthe when - indirectly causing loss of data counts too IMO03:28
ajmitchFujitsu: why? universe is plenty broken03:28
ajmitchlifeless: for example?03:28
lifelessajmitch: the current page says '... may directly cause...'03:29
FujitsuHe said in his blog post that installing stuff from outside main is likely to cause upgrade issues.03:29
ajmitchyes, copied from the policy for main03:29
ajmitchFujitsu: that can be quite true03:29
ajmitchadmit it, universe is a mess03:29
imbrandonFujitsu, and its very true, all of universe isnt well tested03:29
lifelessajmitch: hmm. well I think users will be unhappy to think that indirect data loss is considered 'ok'03:30
ajmitchwe can't test it nearly as well as main03:30
Fujitsuajmitch: I wouldn't say `likely', though. I've upgraded a number of systems Hoary->Breezy->Dapper->Edgy, and none of them have had issues with universe stuff.03:30
ajmitchlifeless: the problem being that indirect data loss could be vague03:30
ajmitchFujitsu: you haven't installed the right set of broken packages then03:30
lifelessso dont discriminate.03:30
lifelessjust say 'cause data loss'03:30
ajmitchalright03:30
lifelessits not a legal contract, we dont need to be painful with it03:30
ajmitchthe policy for main is likely to be more restrictive, so it makes sense03:31
lifelessimbrandon: is the SRU team restricted? or any MOTU can join ? If any MOTU, why not say 'any motu can upload to -proposed'03:33
lifeless?03:33
imbrandonSRU team is restricted , likely to be made up of a few core-dev's but hasent been made yet03:33
imbrandonwell its made but no members yet03:33
imbrandonlike the motu-uvf team03:34
lifelessbut its universe specific right? dont need to be a main uploader to join ?03:34
imbrandonright03:34
lifelessok.03:34
lifelessso I think we need to look at scalability and friction here03:34
lifelessthe more friction, the more work, and the more centralised, the less scalable03:35
imbrandonyea03:35
lifelesswe've got 16K packages to deal with, so low friction and decentralised are quite important03:35
ajmitchof course03:35
lifelesswhat are the key objectives of the process ? The SRU policy does not articulate them.03:35
lifelessI would expect them to be something like :03:35
lifeless - Fix regressions, security vulnerabilities and dataloss [aka severe]  bugs in stable ubuntu releases.03:36
lifeless - Do so without introducing new regressions or otherwise causing destabilisation in the stable release.03:37
ajmitchall that should go in the "why" section03:37
lifelesswell its not 'why do updates', its 'why this process is written like it is'03:37
lifelessbut sure, it should go somewhere03:38
lifelessso, I think that having a special team to do the -proposed upload is unneeded friction : how does it help with either of my two points ?03:40
imbrandonno not to do the acutal uploads, any motu can "upload" the SRU just needs to say its "ok" like a UVF03:40
lifelessOTOH I think having a time window for testing is a useful caution - it allows wider testing than just a 'X people have looked'03:40
lifelessimbrandon: in your comments 'SRU Team "ok's" it for upload to -proposed and testing begins..'03:41
lifelessI like the veto idea, I think that drives for consensus on the fix03:41
imbrandonright they just "OK" it , the MOTU that ACK'd physicaly it uploads it03:41
imbrandonlike the way UVFe's are done03:41
lifelessI dont get the need for the handshaking. If they are a MOTU, then they can judge whether its ready or not to go to -proposed, and its in -proposed that testing will take place, so why the need for the SRU to 'ok' it at all at this point ?03:42
imbrandonbasicly to make sure atleaste one other set of eye balls have sais "yes this qualifies for -proposed"03:42
lifelessI suggest you reverse the test03:43
lifelessa MOTU who is happy with it sends it to -proposed. Then if its really not ready reject it at that point: optimise for the common case, not the uncommon case.03:43
lifelessThe common case should be that MOTU's sending stuff to -proposed know whats going on.03:43
imbrandonright ok i see03:43
ajmitchit'd reduce the waiting on the the SRU team, at least03:44
Lathiatim impressed, i dist-upgraded to edgy and it booted perfectly first time03:44
imbrandonsoo it would work like this ......03:44
imbrandonok03:44
Lathiatincluding X w/ nvidia03:44
FujitsuLathiat: Don't be impressed. That's normal.03:44
LathiatFujitsu: upgrades and me tend not to get along ;p03:44
imbrandonany MOTU uploads a debdiff to -proposed, and gets hte 5 testers, once it is tested and working in proposed the SRU gets subscribed and "ok"s it for -updates03:44
imbrandonlifeless, ajmitch ^^03:45
imbrandonthat what you mean?>03:45
lifelessI think the short circuit on 'X people are happy' is possibly problematic - the reason for a delay is to get testing on heterogenous configurations, but if 10 folk with the same setup all crowd in going "we're happy" you wont get that. So have a time delay and have it non short-circuitable except if the SRU team feel there are extenuating circumstances (i.e. remote root vulnerability)03:45
Fujitsuimbrandon: That sounds OK, it minimises the waiting on the SRU team, as ajmitch said.03:45
lifelessimbrandon: yes, thats a smoother process.03:46
ajmitchgetting stuff into -proposed is good, and you'll still have the extra eyes of the SRU team for the final check03:46
imbrandonright ok, and add back the time like lifeless said, that makes sense03:46
imbrandonunless its for -security and pitti will speed that up03:47
ajmitchyes, -security is special03:47
FujitsuSRU doesn't apply to -security at all, it's a completely different process.03:47
ajmitchthough I'm not sure what currently happens for security updates to packages in -updates03:47
imbrandonright03:47
Fujitsuajmitch: They go in -security, not -updates...03:48
ajmitchFujitsu: yes, but if the -updates version is higher?03:48
imbrandonsame as normal -security i would imagine03:48
Fujitsuajmitch: A good question...03:48
ajmitchwe won't worry about that right now03:48
imbrandonit wouldent happen as -updates is on by default install03:48
imbrandonso security would get applied to the -updates version03:49
imbrandonin -security03:49
imbrandon( plus most security updates are to main )03:49
ajmitchlifeless: thanks for the feedback03:49
lifelessnow, what I also suggest is a couple of extra steps03:49
lifelessright now there is no feedback loop03:49
lifelessI think the SRU team should be subscribed at -proposed stage, and stay subscribed *to the package* for 2 weeks after the update.03:50
ajmitchset as bug contact?03:50
lifelessyup03:50
lifelessor something similar03:50
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FujitsuThe main policy is that the author of the debdiff is bug contact for a few weeks afterwards.03:51
lifelessif there are regressions let through by this, then we cna expect to see them in the first week or two of the update being released03:51
imbrandonright , i'm thinking the author ( eg the uploading MOTU )03:51
lifelessAIUI the author is just a regular MOTU, may not be around or available - and if it needs reverting, we want to act fast. Having a team react is faster than an individual - if they are working well.03:52
lifelessOTOH individual responsbility is easier to point at ;)03:52
ajmitchwe regularly have MOTUs that drop off the face of the planet03:53
imbrandontrue03:53
LaserJockajmitch: what?!?03:53
imbrandonbut if they are there for the update another 7 or 14 days03:53
LaserJock:-)03:53
imbrandonits not like they are comming from hibernation to watch it03:53
ajmitchimbrandon: it's easy for someone to be away for a few days, just at the wrong time03:54
imbrandontrue03:54
ajmitchso having the team still be subscribed can be good03:54
ajmitchwhether the team wasnt to receive the mail for all the bugs for that package is another matter :)03:55
lifelessideally we could just say 'this package has been put into a stable upload, for the next two weeks they get flagged with all bugs', *without* changing the bug contact.03:55
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ajmitchthere's a lot of things we could ideally do :)03:56
imbrandon:)03:56
DarkMageZajmitch, how condemned is easyubuntu?03:58
lifelessanyhow, the basic point is that : random MOTUS will initiate the process, and the SRU teams role is to say 'ok' after the time period, and *also* to initiate a revert if needed : which means they must be in contact for some small period after the upload.03:58
imbrandonright03:59
imbrandonsounds sane03:59
imbrandonok updating the comments on the bottom once more ......03:59
imbrandonFujitsu, i'm going to wipe both mine and yours and combine all this04:00
imbrandonok?04:00
lifelessfrom a QC perspective, what we need to aim for in any process is some form of feedback cycle, so that you know its working as desired. Thats all that was missing before :)04:01
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imbrandonok LaserJock Fujitsu ajmitch lifeless ( last big ping of the night ) i updated the comments once again at the bottom to reflect04:09
imbrandoncomments to make sure its what we talked about welcome04:09
ajmitchthanks04:10
ajmitchsorry, I was caught up with work stuff04:10
imbrandonnp04:10
imbrandoni only updated the comments if you wanna touch the upper part04:10
ajmitchok04:10
LaserJocksounds good guys04:11
Fujitsuimbrandon: Yes, it's OK to wipe it (was eating lunch)04:12
imbrandonheh i was hoping, i did it anyhow , figured you could get the revisions if needed :)04:13
imbrandonthe comments should now reflect what we all kinda fleshed out04:13
FujitsuYup, looks good.04:13
imbrandonok Fujitsu and other super MOTU's http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=336704:15
imbrandonhahaha04:15
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TheMusoWhat wiki page is it? I've been in and out, and haven't really been able to follow.04:16
ajmitchTheMuso: wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU04:16
Fujitsus/other //04:16
imbrandonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU04:16
TheMusoajThanks.04:16
TheMusoajmitch: Thanks.04:16
ajmitchimbrandon: well, that's me out of reviewing04:16
imbrandonajmitch, and you too04:16
imbrandon:)04:17
ajmitchimbrandon: SRU & MOTU are subscribed to the package, not just the bug04:17
imbrandonerr yea, my mistake04:17
ajmitchah04:17
ajmitchfunny04:17
ajmitchhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkAuthentication/Client/Interface04:17
imbrandonHAHAHA04:18
FujitsuHahha.04:18
ajmitchyeah, we're working on specs04:18
LaserJockdarn, I messed up an experiment04:25
LaserJockI hate that when that happens04:25
imbrandonheh04:26
LaserJockI should have written an interface for the control box for the photelastic modulator04:26
LaserJockoh well04:26
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lifelessimbrandon: looks good to me04:28
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Nafallognight04:30
imbrandonhuh ?04:30
imbrandongnight04:30
LaserJockok, shall we send an email to -motu now?04:31
FujitsuLaserJock: Looks like it.04:34
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FujitsuI can do it in a few minutes, if you wish04:35
LaserJockexcellent04:37
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LaserJockajmitch: wasn't that the idea? ;-)04:44
imbrandonlol04:44
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ajmitchLaserJock: yeah, I think I'll retire now :)04:51
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psusiwhere did the wiki page listing packages that FTBS go?  I search for ftbs on the wiki and it comes back with 0 matches... is the search broken?05:05
psusiI know there was a page at some point listing all those packages in universe that ftbs on build daemons05:06
imbrandonno, as far as i know thats only tracked on LP , it would be rather redundant on the wiki i would think05:08
LaserJockit used to be on the wiki05:08
psusiI swear it was on the wiki before lp, but heck if that's where it is now, got the url handy?05:08
LaserJockwe don't have a good FTBFS list currently I don't think05:09
psusioh god, you are kidding?05:10
ajmitchLaserJock: well, I've got one, lucas built one05:10
LaserJockah05:10
LaserJockhow current are they?05:11
ajmitchpsusi: why do you say that?05:11
ajmitchLaserJock: a week or so before release05:11
FujitsuLaserJock: A couple of weeks.05:11
LaserJockk05:11
ajmitchpsusi: the FTBFS list can only be generated by a full archive rebuild05:11
LaserJockI was kinda thinking somebody did one a few weeks ago05:11
ajmitchyes, lucas did05:11
LaserJockoh yeah, lucas and his 40 node cluster05:11
LaserJockshesh05:11
ajmitchand I've got all the mail from fabbione's sparc rebuild05:11
psusiI'm updating the old bug on how the defrag package FTBS on amd64 due to a conflict between the e2fsprogs package and the kernel headers... and it looks like we have a -8 source in edgy, but packages.ubuntu.com still only shows the -7 i386 binary05:11
ajmitchhis little 32-thread sun box05:12
psusiso I'm wondering if it FTBS now even on i38605:12
ajmitchpsusi: rebuild it & test05:12
LaserJockwell, you can check on a per-package basis on LP05:12
psusiajmitch, fails to build for me on amd6405:12
imbrandonp.u.o is out of date often, you can check a per package on LP05:13
psusithat is after I rebuilt my pbuilder environment for a clean edgy so it didn't contain my patched e2fsprogs05:13
psusiwith my old patched e2fsprogs package it compiled05:13
psusibut those patches weren't accepted back when I filed them05:13
psusiLaserJock, how?05:13
psusiahh, yep... according to lp the defrag package has no binaries in edgy05:14
psusiso packages must still be serving up the last good i386 binary from dapper05:14
LaserJockhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/defrag/0.73pjm1-805:15
LaserJockand it says all archs failed to build05:15
psusiahh, cool, even can see the log05:16
psusiwell there you go... FTBS on all arches ;)05:17
psusistrange too... looks like it was auto synced to debian05:18
psusiwonder if it was ftbs for them too?05:18
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LaserJockgood night people05:57
minghua_night LaserJock05:57
LaserJockheh05:57
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=== minghua_ wonders what sabdfl will think of being called "spiritual leader in the open source world"
ajmitchhow disturbing06:30
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minghua_ajmitch: after the beryl-by-default proposal?  ;-)06:31
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ajmitchnah, before that06:31
ajmitchhe needs people around who are willing to disagree with him :)06:32
minghua_I am not kidding though, look at the poster at the bottom of http://www.ubuntu.com.cn/releaseparty06:32
minghua_ajmitch: very true06:32
ajmitchI'd hate to work somewhere where everyone was a 'yes-man'06:33
ajmitchsuch a way to stifle ideas06:34
minghua_well, fortunately (or not) sabdfl doesn't show any sign of running out of crazy ideas yet06:37
ajmitchif he ever does, I'm sure he could refill his supply of crack on the forums06:37
joejaxx`/win 3206:38
joejaxxbah06:39
joejaxxirssi :\06:39
joejaxxbbl06:39
Lathiatminghua_: hah06:39
Lathiatthat poster..06:39
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ToadstoolFujitsu, ajmitch, imbrandon: good job on MOTU SRU!07:17
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ajmitchthanks, add your comments on the mailing list07:18
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Toadstoolajmitch: if I had any comments I would but I've been working from 8:30 am to 10 pm and I think I'll have to buy a new brain tomorrow morning :/07:21
ajmitchhehe ok07:21
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Chanduhi07:21
Chandugood morning07:21
Toadstoolgood night :)07:22
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ChanduEhy .. Iam confused on How ubuntu will be building packages for its development release (for example fesity)07:24
Chanducan anyone tell me how ubuntu starts building packages for its development release07:27
LaserJockChandu: what is confusing you?07:27
ChanduLaserJock, hey .. If you start building pacakges for fiesty .. you wont be ahveing archvie of fiesty ..How you will building binaries for that07:29
ChanduLaserJock, I hope all packages will be built over the development release itself07:29
ChanduLaserJock, not on the current release for next release07:29
LaserJockwell, we build them in pbuilder07:31
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LaserJockbut the build machines use something similar I think07:31
ChanduLaserJock, ok ..that I know .. But pubilder will work in chroot ..right07:32
ChanduLaserJock,in which chroot will it work ..in feisty07:32
LaserJockfeisty07:32
ChanduLaserJock, If fiesty ..Before starting building U will have fiesty debootstrap script07:32
LaserJocksure07:33
FujitsuLaserJock: Didn't you go to bed a while ago?07:33
LaserJocknot to bed07:33
LaserJockI just drove home07:33
FujitsuAh.07:33
FujitsuYou said good night.07:33
LaserJockwas at the lab until 9:00 pm07:33
ChanduLaserJock, Then what about the packages for isntalling the base system and other build-dependent packages ..07:33
FujitsuWoah.07:33
LaserJockwell, I thought maybe it was goodnight07:33
LaserJockFujitsu: that's pretty usual for me07:33
LaserJockI have only 1 or 2 nights that I'm home before 9:00 pm07:34
ChanduLaserJock, Fro mwhich archive will it be installing ..What will be the mirror path set in pbuilder for fiesty07:34
LaserJockChandu: the fiesty repos are already set up07:34
LaserJockthe toolchain is getting synced and stabalized07:34
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ajmitchmmm, curry07:37
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FujitsuHey dholbach.07:38
ajmitchdholbach!07:38
dholbachgood morning07:39
dholbachheya Fujitsu, hey ajmitch07:39
ChanduLaserJock, No .. I want to know how you have dont that ..07:39
ChanduLaserJock, For setting Repo you need to rebuild debian source right ...07:40
LaserJockhi dholbach07:40
LaserJockChandu: right07:40
LaserJockso they build the necessary packages07:41
ChanduLaserJock, Then for building that debian source ..as you told it will be built using pbuilder . in feisty environment07:41
LaserJockright, so the first thing they have to do is build the feisty environment07:41
ChanduLaserJock, ok ..How do they do that07:41
ajmitchin the beginning, feisty is identical to edgy07:42
Chanduajmitch, ok07:42
ajmitchso in the initial setup, you start with debian packages07:42
Chanduajmitch, debian packages ..is ti only source or also binary07:42
LaserJockwell, you start with source and build binary07:43
ajmitchunless you're a masochist & want to do a full bootstrap on a new arch, you use binaries07:43
Chanduajmitch, ok .then for setting up fesity environment ..we will use same edgy debootstrap script .. for pbuilder /..right07:43
ajmitchsome people I know are like that though :)07:43
LaserJockajmitch: like Hurd people07:43
ajmitchI was thinking of some canonical people, to be honest07:43
dholbachhi LaserJock07:43
ajmitchsome of whom have worked with the hurd in the past :)07:44
LaserJockheh07:44
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ajmitchhey Hobbsee07:44
ajmitchChandu: the initial feisty debootstrap just uses binaries imported from edgy07:44
Chanduajmitch, Ok.... So feisty base system isntalled in chroot is nothing but the edgy base system instaleld using edgy binaries ..right07:45
ajmitchcurrently - that will change07:45
ajmitchthat's what is being changed at the moment07:45
Hobbseehi ajmitch07:45
Chanduajmitch, then after base for building all other packages over that chroot env ..from which repo the build-dependent packages will be taken07:46
ajmitchalways feisty07:46
ajmitchbut feisty is made up of binaries from edgy + anything built since then07:46
ajmitchthe wonders of the pool structure07:47
Chanduajmitch, oh!.. from the time you start building binraries for feisty ..the feisty archive will be set in such a way that ..it points to edgy repo + the new repo containg the packages newly built for feisty07:47
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LaserJockno, it will point to feisty07:49
LaserJockbut the feisty repo will initially be the same as the edgy repo07:49
ChanduLaserJock, here I am really confused ..I will jsut take an example07:50
ChanduLaserJock, I hae setup an evn for fesity using edgy debootstrap script07:50
ChanduLaserJock, means a base system of edgy will be isntalled in chroot07:50
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ChanduLaserJock, This is feisty environtment07:51
ChanduLaserJock, So..The MIRROR path in pbuilder ..i.e /etc/pbuilderrc file will be pointing to edgy repo07:51
ChanduLaserJock, Once I start buiding packages for festi from debian source ..07:51
ChanduLaserJock, example let me take package acl07:51
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ChanduLaserJock, I want to build acl now for feisty ..It needs some build dependent pacakges ..From which repo will these build-dependent packages will be isntaleld07:52
ChanduLaserJock, Can you clarify me this thing07:52
LaserJockwell, when feisty is ready you will use feisty07:54
LaserJocklook at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gcc-4.007:54
LaserJocklook at the feisty version07:55
ChanduLaserJock, When fesity is ready measn what ..after full repo for fesity is ready ... Even fora making festty ready ..we need to compile all debian source na ..for that it needs build-dependent packages right ..from which repo this build-dependent packages will be07:56
LaserJockok07:56
Mezhas pbuilder been updated with feisty yet ?07:57
LaserJockright now feisty is basically just the same as edgy07:57
LaserJockthe .deb files are all in a pool07:57
LaserJockand feisty points to the same .debs as edgy (I think that's how it works)07:57
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MezLaserJock, pretty much07:58
LaserJockbut the core developers are uploading new version of the core packages07:58
Mezunless you want to get technical07:58
LaserJockonce they have that working ok, then feisty will be ready for uploading in general (in say 1-2 weeks)07:58
ChanduLaserJock, ok ..whether unti building of the las package will pbuilder will be pointing ..(taking binaries ) from the edgy repo itself ..07:59
ChanduLaserJock, or as and when a new apckage is built for fesity .. pbuilder will be pointing to two repos .. one is edgy and the otehr is a newly setting up repo for feisty..07:59
ajmitchpbuilder itself never points to edgy for feisty - the edgy packages are imported into feisty on the server07:59
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Chanduajmitch, imported means what ... whole edgy repo (source+bianries) will be moved into feisty archive08:00
ajmitchyes08:00
Mezajmitch - has pbuilder been updated for feisty, or do we have to go the whole - edgy -> feisty upgrade to get a feisty pbuild ?08:01
ajmitchMez: debootstrap & base-files are updated08:01
Mezajmitch, sweet ;)08:01
ajmitchedgy's pbuilder knows nothing of feisty, I suspect08:01
ajmitchan 'upgrade' is trivial though08:02
Chanduajmitch, So if once one package is built ..where do they get uploaded ..is it to the same archive where edgy packges are imported to feisty08:02
ajmitchChandu: yes, uploaded to feisty08:02
Mezajmitch, it may be trivial but /me has limited b/w08:02
ajmitchMez: by trivial, I mean you change sources.list08:02
ajmitchand then you've got a feisty pbuilder chroot08:03
ajmitchsure, you'll get a couple of updated packages08:03
Chanduajmitch, So when rebuilding if the new package built for feisty 's version is same as the edgy version ..Then what the uploda will do ..08:03
ajmitchChandu: never do that08:03
ajmitchany rebuild or source change *must* have a higher version within the same distro08:03
Chanduajmitch, No ..Suppose is there is no change in debian version used for edgy and now using for fesity ..what will you do to upload ..Will you keep the same edgy version as it is ..without rebuilding the new pacakge for feisty ..08:05
ajmitchif it doesn't need rebuilt, there will be no change08:07
ajmitchhowever anything imported from debian gets imported as source only08:07
ajmitchand therefore gets rebuilt automatically with the same version number08:07
Chanduajmitch, hey otehr thing ..you was telling to Mez , that for creating pbuilder for feisty .. debootstrap and base-files of edgy will be updated .. if you are modifying thsoe two pacakges you will be using the same those two packages for creating pbuilder environment for feisty right08:08
ajmitchthey were updated in feisty, to allow for chroot creation of feisty08:08
Chanduajmitch, ok ..08:09
ajmitchyou can install the feisty debootstrap on edgy in order to setup a feisty pbuilder08:09
Chanduajmitch, ok08:11
Chanduajmitch, Once one debian source is getting imported it will automatically built with the same version of debian you told .. right08:12
ajmitchthis is why the first step is setting up the toolchain08:12
Chanduajmitch, Suppose if some change neeed you feel .. some iamges you need to replace ..some name you need to change .in that case what you will be doing ..08:13
ajmitchso that packages are built with the appropriate compiler, glibc, etc08:13
ajmitchChandu: you change the package, change the version, upload it, it gets built on the distro you are working on08:13
Chanduajmitch, No , you told once its gets imported it will be built automatically08:13
Chanduajmitch, So before building we need to identyfy that package , modify change version and then rebuilt .. then upload right08:14
ajmitchyes, and you asked what happens if you need to change it - which is different08:14
ajmitchit'll initially get imported & biult, and then you change it & upload a modified version08:15
Chanduajmitch, ok , ok ..So all the debian source will be automatically get imported from the deiban sid pool and reubilt in feisty environtment .. and get uploaded to festy archive08:16
Chanduajmitch, If any package chagne is needed we need to modify that ..change version and then rebuild then upload ..right08:16
ajmitchin the case of ubuntu, everything that hasn't been modified in edgy will get imported08:16
ajmitchsince we don't automatically sync anything with ubuntu in the version number08:17
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Chanduajmitch, means I will jsut take an eg08:17
ajmitchthat requires manual merging work, to merge the changes done in Ubuntu to what has been done in Debian08:17
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Chanduajmitch, suppose in edgy gdm is modified and is with ubuntu version08:17
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Chanduajmitch, Now you are importing gdm from debian sid .. It gets auto built for fesity with debian version .. Once it reubilt it goes for upload ..will it get upload08:18
LaserJockno, it's slightly different08:18
ChanduLaserJock, how if differs08:18
LaserJockMoM will attempt to merge the packages and spit out a report08:19
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LaserJock*every* package that had an ubuntu version has to be manually checked08:19
ChanduLaserJock, means MOM will compare the nelwy build gdm package with debian version with the gdm pacakge of edgy with ubuntu version .. If it finds that ubutnu version of gdm is availabe in archive currently then it wont upload the new gdm of debian version and it will generate a report telling that this package needs manual modification ..right08:21
LaserJockMoM will never upload anything08:22
LaserJockit only gives reports08:22
LaserJockit compares the previous Ubuntu version to the Debian version it was based on08:23
LaserJockand that Debian version to the current one in Sid08:23
ChanduLaserJock, means what It will give the report telling that this package can be synced or or needs modifcation08:23
LaserJocknot quite08:23
LaserJockit gives you a guess08:23
LaserJockbut it is still up to the developers to check each package08:24
LaserJockand see if it can be synced ore merged08:24
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LaserJockand if it needs to be merged they do the merging08:24
ChanduLaserJock, ok08:24
LaserJockyou can do the whole thing without MoM08:24
LaserJockbut MoM is made to help us out08:25
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ChanduLaserJock, ok... hey once the imported debian package is built ..wont it be automatically uploaded .. .So before uploading .. we have to check the debdiff of exsiting ubuntu versio and the debian version it si based on ..and then debdiff of old debian and the new debian package ...then we have to decide whether it whould be synced or merged08:28
ChanduLaserJock, Once we feel that it can be synced ..it should be uploaded with the same debian version ..else should be modifed and then merged08:29
LaserJockbasically yeah08:29
LaserJockwe (as in the MOTU) don't have to worry about the automatically imported packages or actually uploading syncs08:30
LaserJockthose are handled by the Ubuntu archive admins08:30
LaserJockwe just tell them what packages can be synced08:30
LaserJockbut basically that is the flow of things08:31
ChanduLaserJock, So you just built the debian source ..do all these diff execrsise and tell them ..that this can be synced ..right08:31
LaserJockyep08:31
ChanduLaserJock, So ..which one they will sync ..which you have built from debian source08:32
LaserJockthey will take the source package directly from Debian sid08:32
LaserJockand build it in the Ubuntu environment08:32
ChanduLaserJock, Oh...again they will take source from the debian sid ..and they will rebuild again that and sync to feisty archvie08:32
LaserJockyes08:33
LaserJockwe just do the work to verify that it can indeed be synced08:33
ChanduLaserJock, Hey you have also built the package in the ubuntu environment na ,,, then whats the difference08:33
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ChanduLaserJock, If they are also building the same package again ..is it not time consuming ..08:33
LaserJockno08:33
LaserJockthe same thing would have to happen if I were to upload the package08:34
LaserJockbut we just cut out the need for us to upload08:34
LaserJockand possibly introducing some change08:34
ChanduLaserJock, how come .. Once you are building packages from debian source ...U will be having all the source ..chagnes file and debs ...right08:35
ChanduLaserJock, then why do the yneed to build it again ..08:35
LaserJockyes, but we don't upload .debs08:35
LaserJockwe only upload source packages08:35
ChanduLaserJock, then will you be uploading the source08:36
LaserJockright08:36
ChanduLaserJock, ok08:36
LaserJockso there's not much of a difference between me uploading the source08:36
LaserJockor the archive admins uploading the source08:36
LaserJockexcept they have tools to make sure that it is exactly a sync08:36
ChanduLaserJock, ok08:37
ChanduLaserJock, thank you very much .. LaserJock ..Now I got some idea .. Its cleared something08:37
LaserJockglad we could help08:38
ChanduLaserJock, but anyhow ..to check whethe it is for sync or merge ..you will be taking debin sid source and rebuilting that right08:38
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LaserJockwell, you usually start with the debian sid source08:38
ChanduLaserJock, then only you will tell admin regarding the status of the package ..08:38
LaserJockand then look at why the ubuntu version was there08:39
LaserJockand if Debian has incorporated those changes or we no longer need them then we tell the archive admins to sync08:39
ChanduLaserJock, ok ...08:39
LaserJockbut if they are still needed we need to incorporate those changes into the new package08:39
ChanduLaserJock, hey ..the packges which you are telling admin people to sync or merge will ne finally getting uploaded to the same repo to where you have imported all edgy packages in the starting of the build ..right08:40
LaserJockto fiesty08:40
dholbachplease all follow up on the SRU mails on ubuntu-motu@08:40
StevenKLaserJock: fEisty08:41
ChanduLaserJock, ya fesity ..but feisty .. initially will be the edgy repo itself ..right08:41
ChanduLaserJock, means ..edgy imported to fesity08:42
superm1dholbach, I was trying to file a bug for a sru, and I added mdz to it per the wiki page explaining SRU.  I never really heard back from him though08:42
superm1should I be adding ubuntu-motu instead?08:42
dholbachsuperm1: we're figuring out the process right now08:42
LaserJockChandu: yes it copy of edgy08:42
ChanduLaserJock, ok ..thank you08:43
dholbachsuperm1: the team will be operational from saturday on08:43
superm1the SRU team u mean?08:43
lifelessajmitch: is there a xen howto for edgy ?08:43
dholbachsuperm1: motu-sru08:43
ajmitchlifeless: XenOnEdgy wiki page08:44
dholbachlifeless: XenOnEdgy08:44
superm1Ah wonderful.08:44
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lifelessthe package should so totally link to that in their description08:44
LaserJockdholbach: hehe, I nominate dholbach ;-)08:45
dholbachLaserJock: mailing list! but thanks ;-)08:45
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ajmitchooh, motu-sru nominations08:46
lifelessdoes xen play well with lvm2 ?08:46
ajmitchyes08:46
ajmitchyou can use lvm snapshots if you want08:47
lifelesssorry to use you as quick support ;). Bootstrapping my xen knowledge asap08:47
ajmitchor I've used it with sid on lvm08:47
ajmitchno problem :)08:47
lifelessmodule /boot/xen0-linux-2.6.17-6-generic-xen0 root=/dev/lvm2/foo/root ro <- that should be ok ?08:47
lifelessdoes it bring up the first module line like a kernel line ?08:48
ajmitchyes, it's just a regular kernel08:48
ajmitchmy laptop has root on lvm08:48
ajmitchdomU gets setup slightly differently, but works with lvm just fine08:48
lifelessthat page is a little confusing08:48
lifelessit says 'typical usage'08:48
lifelessbut nowhere defines what that means.08:48
lifelessfor instance, 'typical' might be:08:48
ajmitchclarify it if you want08:49
lifeless - nothing at all in the Dom0 except the ability to run DomU's08:49
LaserJockwell, it's typical so it needs no definition  ;-)08:49
LaserJockit's intuitively obvious :-)08:49
LaserJockdholbach: heh, can I nominate more then one?08:53
dholbachLaserJock: sure08:54
lifelessor it could be08:54
ajmitchLaserJock: we breathlessly await your nominations08:55
lifeless - the Dom0 looks and feels like your regular ubuntu install, and has all your normal services08:55
lifelessajmitch: ^ which is 'typical'08:55
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lifelessI can only clarify it if I know what 'it' is :)08:56
ajmitchhehe08:56
ajmitchwhat seems most common is the latter setup08:56
lifelessok, so lets say that08:56
lifelessfor clarity - what does08:58
lifelessIf you want to use the same initramfs in a domU with a virtual block device served by the dom0 (the usual configuration) you should also arrange for the initramfs to contain and load xenblk.08:58
lifelessreally do ?08:58
ajmitchinteresting, is that still on the page?08:58
lifelesstell you what. Can you please sanity check the page. -then- I'll hose my system with it.08:59
ajmitchthat should probably be cleaned up, xenblk should be built into the 2.6.17 kernel08:59
ajmitchyou're doing this on x86 aren't you (iirc I asked you earlier today)08:59
lifelessyes, a k7 machine08:59
ajmitchsetting up the domU can be done much easier than listed there09:00
ajmitchusing xen-tools09:00
LaserJockmwuahahaha09:00
ajmitchapart from the piece about xenblk, the rest of the dom0 setup looks sane09:01
LaserJockdarn it, I simply can't write an email without a typo :(09:01
ajmitcheg my grub setting:09:01
ajmitchkernel /xen-3.0-i386.gz09:01
ajmitchmodule /xen0-linux-2.6.17-1-generic root=/dev/mapper/acer--vg-ubuntu ro09:01
ajmitchmodule /initrd.img-2.6.17-1-generic-xen09:01
ajmitchwell, that needs updated for the latest kernel :)09:02
ajmitchLaserJock: you had to be difficult, didn't you?09:03
LaserJockof course09:03
ajmitchwe only need ~4 or so09:03
LaserJockI give out ponies and nominations09:03
LaserJockit's what I do ;-)09:03
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LaserJockdoh09:04
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LaserJockwe only have 2 things currently that need approval right? freeze exceptions and SRUs09:05
ajmitchyes09:05
lifelessajmitch: so, can you update the page to /be/ sane rather than 'be sane if you ignore X' ?09:05
lifelessajmitch: that would be most comforting to me09:05
LaserJockso maybe we can keep those 2 teams orthogonal09:06
ajmitchlifeless: I was checking things in the kernel config to be sure09:06
LaserJockto spread the work09:06
ajmitchLaserJock: they should happen at different times in the release09:06
LaserJocknot necessarily09:06
LaserJockbut kinda09:06
LaserJockSRUs can be any time09:06
lifelessajmitch: perhaps the grub setup should say 'copy your current kernel line and adjust in the following way'09:07
lifelessajmitch: i.e. can usplash work for instance ?09:07
LaserJockalthough I would tend to think they would be mostly loaded toward the beginning of the release cycle09:07
ajmitchLaserJock: and other freeze exceptions towards the end09:07
LaserJockajmitch: but that's somewhat why I suggested just having one largish sized team that handled all approval requests09:08
LaserJockhaving a pool of 5-10 core MOTUs than can handle approvals as they come up09:08
LaserJockbut maybe smaller task oriented teams is better09:09
ajmitchlifeless: dom0 setup should be ok now09:12
dholbachis MOTU/Packages/Merging our official document?09:14
ajmitchprobably one of many :)09:15
ajmitchit'll need updated09:15
Burgundaviaajmitch, lifeless: that shiny xenonedgy stuff should be on help.ubuntu.com/community09:16
LaserJockdholbach: I don't think the wiki was use a whole lot for edgy because of merges.ubuntu.com09:16
LaserJockone of these days I really am going to clean up wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/*09:18
dholbachi see09:18
dholbachI'm out for a walk brb09:18
ajmitchwhen we get a round tuit09:18
PlugMy nana has one of them09:19
LaserJockjeeze that's a massive and prehaps less then extremely helpful page09:20
LaserJockand half of it is my own stuff :/09:20
ajmitchheh09:22
LaserJockand yeah, we have 113 wiki pages in CategoryMotu09:22
LaserJockthat's way too much "stuff"09:22
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ajmitchasking someone to read up on that is a nightmare09:23
LaserJockand much of the time the wiki pages have no table of contents or are poorly structured09:24
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LaserJockit's no fun to take the time to do it right when you've got so much "real" work to do09:24
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lifelessajmitch: the grub paths are regular fs-relative ones right ?09:36
lifelessajmitch: i.e. boot is a separate partition for me, so I'm removing /boot from the sample paths09:36
ajmitchyep09:37
ajmitchas my menu.lst has it09:37
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lifelessajmitch: also, network-dummy is the default for xend-config09:40
ajmitchyes09:40
lifelessshould we note that the default is broken ?09:40
ajmitchit already suggests to change it09:40
lifelessor that the user should comment out the current setting, not just add one09:40
lifelessbrb, rebooting into this09:41
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LaserJockI did it the other day10:06
lifelessajmitch: thanks10:06
lifelessother than lvm getting shitty about drive translation, its all good10:07
ajmitchgood10:07
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lifelessnow you said something about n easier U setup ?10:08
ajmitchget xen-tools10:08
ajmitchconfig file is /etc/xen-tools/xen-tools.conf10:08
ajmitchthen you can setup & start a domU with a single command, that sets up the disk image, does debootstrap, etc10:09
siretartMez: if you disable the wobbly windows plugin, it is close to usable10:11
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ajmitch& animations10:11
lifelesssomeone did pbuilder integration with xen didn't they ?10:12
mez_LaserJock, how did it go?10:12
ajmitchit was talked about, not sure if it was done or not10:12
LaserJockMez: well, it worked fine, just not exactly what I'd call useful10:12
lifelesslol, the list of dists there ignored edgy10:13
LaserJockit's shiny and it worked fine10:13
lifelessironic10:13
MezLaserJock, it's bling - is it meant to be useful ?10:13
LaserJockno10:13
shawarmaWell, some of it is quite useful.10:14
ajmitchlifeless: not that it matters, debootstrap supports edgy10:14
shawarmaThe Expose-ish thing is quite useful.10:14
ajmitchand feisty if you grab debootstrap from there10:14
lifelessyah10:14
lifelessstill, I find it humourous10:14
ajmitchgoing to come to the xen bof at uds next week then? :)10:15
lifelessmaybe10:15
lifeless:)10:15
ajmitchwe'll talk about nice gui tools that RH have developed for this10:15
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lifelessajmitch: so the xen-tools config - the kerne and initrd in there should be the same as for the dom0 ?10:20
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ajmitchyeah10:20
LaserJockhi elkbuntu10:20
LaserJockoh darn, I didn't see her leave10:21
ajmitchI'm sure she's still here10:21
elkbuntustupid fuse tripped10:21
LaserJockah, I was going to tease elkbuntu about her birthday10:22
elkbuntu:-/10:23
ajmitchyou still can!10:23
LaserJockas she appears to be slightly older then me :/10:23
secretlondonwell she's younger than me10:23
ajmitchLaserJock: when's your birthday?10:23
LaserJockNov. 18th10:23
ajmitchah10:23
elkbuntuajmitch, im sure you've incited this.. you were teasing me in -nz too :(10:23
LaserJockso close10:23
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ajmitchelkbuntu: my humblest apologies10:23
elkbuntuajmitch, no problem dude ;)10:24
LaserJockyeah, well I'm the senior grad student in  my lab and the youngest :/10:24
LaserJockI was even younger then our undergrad :(10:24
LaserJockI need to go find jpatrick so I can feel old again :p10:25
LaserJockmy wife's even older then me10:26
LaserJockah well10:26
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ajmitchhah10:26
LaserJockanyway, happy birthday elkbuntu10:26
ajmitchsecretlondon: don't worry, we have far younger here10:27
LaserJocksecretlondon: thanks, I needed that10:27
LaserJockyeah, I used to feel old around all these high school kids :-)10:27
secretlondonajmitch: I'm sure - i've just seen some of my local LUG go off to school (<16)10:27
ajmitchheh10:27
LaserJockwe have at least one MOTU that's < 1610:28
ajmitchand several that act younger10:28
LaserJockyeah, that's for sure10:28
LaserJock:-)10:28
secretlondongenerally the acting young ones are considerbaly older10:28
shawarmaLaserJock: Huh? Who's that young?10:28
secretlondonsome of wikipedias most mature are <1610:28
LaserJockHobbsee must be like 15 or something10:29
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LaserJockhopefully I can avoid the stick10:29
shawarma*g*10:29
=== Hobbsee attacks LaserJock with her LONG POINTY STICK OF DOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!! (tm)
=== secretlondon readies her cattle prod.
Hobbsee...i so need an autocomplete for that...10:30
=== Hobbsee high fives secretlondon
=== secretlondon hands Hobbsee a sharpener for her stick.
Hobbsee:)10:30
LaserJockhmm, somebody really does need to take that away from her10:32
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Hobbseehah, dream on10:32
LaserJockI think ajmitch and I could tag team it10:33
LaserJockand duct tape Hobbsee10:33
LaserJockand steal her stick10:33
Hobbseehah10:33
=== Hobbsee will set LaserJock on fire, that's easy fixed.
LaserJockbut at this point I feel like we would have to first put a spec on LP10:34
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LaserJockand have a release manager approve it10:34
Hobbseeit would be against the COC, i'm sure10:34
LaserJockand then discuss the implementation polocy10:34
LaserJockand toss it around the appropriate mailing list10:34
secretlondonyou could always make a wishlist bug and allocate to the motu10:34
Hobbseeand i could decline it :P10:34
LaserJockand form a hobbsee-stick-stealing LP team10:34
Hobbseeno one steals my stick!10:35
secretlondonLaserJock: you could try getting a bigger stick10:35
LaserJockand have a bzr branch for our plans just so it's an open source project10:35
LaserJocksecretlondon: hmm, that is an idea10:35
LaserJockI've also got my laser10:36
LaserJockthat's it10:36
LaserJockI'll chop off her stick with my laser ;-)10:36
LaserJockmwuahaha10:36
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Hobbseeawww10:36
LaserJockah well10:36
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LaserJockit's time for bed here10:37
secretlondon9am here10:37
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Hobbseethere we go :)10:37
StevenKHeh10:37
LaserJockI've successfully lowered the IQ of the room10:37
LaserJockmy work here is done10:37
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Hobbseethere we go :)10:38
=== TheMuso runs away to avoid the stick.
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=== Hobbsee attacks TheMuso with a Long Pointy Stick of DOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (tm)
TheMusoI ran away.10:38
TheMusoYOu missed me.10:38
LaserJockyou can't attack dholbach10:38
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LaserJockhe gives you hugs!10:38
elkbuntubut Hobbsee, there is no stick10:39
LaserJockohhhh, nice move10:39
Hobbseeelkbuntu: YOU CANT TAKE MY STICK!  NO ONE CAN!10:39
=== dholbach HUGS HOBBSEE
TheMusoIts a figment of your imagination.10:39
dholbachHAPPY BIRTHDAY! :-)10:39
=== Hobbsee HUGS dholbach
elkbuntubwahaha!10:39
LaserJockdeny the existence of the stick10:39
elkbuntuthanks dholbach :)10:39
TheMusoHappy birthday to you, happy birthday to you. Happy birthday dear Melissa, happy birthday to you.10:39
LaserJockelkbuntu: you're a genius10:39
LaserJock\o/10:40
elkbuntuLaserJock, you're saying you smart arses never figured it?10:40
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LaserJocknah, I'm a scientist, common sense slips off me like teflon10:40
lifelessajmitch: thanks!10:41
ajmitchlifeless: no problem10:41
LaserJockanyway, good night MOTU Land10:42
elkbuntunight-o LaserJock10:42
LaserJockI can't wait to see you again in the morning10:42
dholbachLaserJock: sleep tight10:42
LaserJockyes, I have that little of a life10:42
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dholbach:-)10:43
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dholbachtoo! many! bug! reports!10:45
dholbachhi giskard10:45
giskardhello dholbach10:45
giskardhello *10:45
Hobbseehaha, yeah10:46
lifelessoh :(. I need more memory :(10:51
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lifelesshmm. no sbin/init on the created image11:02
lifelessajmitch: ever seen that ?11:02
ajmitchnope11:02
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ajmitchI'm sure the edgy setup I had used upstart, but I didn't check it11:03
lifelessupstart provides init11:03
lifelessthis is missing /usr even11:03
lifelessit is xen-create-image right ?11:03
lifelessalso, how do you exist 'xm console' ?11:03
ajmitchdebootstrap has been known to create incomplete chroots even when it hasn't grabbed everything11:03
ajmitch^]  iirc11:04
ajmitchor ctrl-d11:04
lifeless^] 11:04
ajmitchlet me reboot into the xen kernel on my laptop11:04
lifelessthanks11:04
ivoksdoes anyone got xen working with VT enabled?11:04
ivokss/does/did11:04
ajmitchI will if you ship me the hardware :)11:05
ivoksi have the hardware, but it doesn't work :)11:05
ajmitchgot xen-ioemu-3.0 installed as well?11:05
lifelessthe hardware ?11:05
ivoksno11:05
ajmitchCPU with virtualisation support11:05
ivoksioemu is needed?11:06
lifelessoh right11:06
lifelessivoks: yes11:06
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lifelessjust did not know the abbreviation ;)11:06
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ivoksoh, i have that installed11:06
lifelessajmitch: oh?11:07
lifelessajmitch: does an FX2 count as too early ?11:07
ivokslifeless: i guess that's amd without VT :)11:07
ajmitchlifeless: yeah, only the AM2-based amd64 chips have hardware virtualisation11:07
TheMusoDo any of the new Intel CPUs have it?11:07
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lifelesswell thats good then, my wintendo can stay as such with no guilt ;)11:07
ajmitchyes, they do11:07
lifelessTheMuso:  Core2 and some D9xx processors (called 'Vanderpool' or 'VT')11:08
ivoksTheMuso: almost all new intel have it11:08
ivokslifeless: core due (without 2) also has it11:08
TheMusoOk cool.11:08
ajmitchivoks: I thought only some of the core duos had it11:08
ajmitchagain, I got my laptop a few months early :)11:08
ajmitchso I won't be upgrading for awhile11:08
ivoksajmitch: well, it's accured to say some of core duos don't have it11:08
ivoksthose with E in the name, like T2300E11:09
ivoksall others have it11:09
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spaceyeven some pentium D's (900 serie) have VT11:20
ajmitchhey spacey11:22
=== ajmitch might as well upgrade his xen domain to feisty
ajmitchsince it's intended for testing & breaking11:23
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spaceyhey11:28
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ajmitchnight all12:00
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sistpotyhi folks12:27
Hobbseehey sistpoty12:28
sistpotyhi Hobbsee12:28
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DarkMageZajmitch, oh, before you go. can you point me to a page for compiling vb.net apps under edgy?12:40
jsgotangcohe's probably asleep at this time12:41
secretlondonhe said night all some time ago12:41
DarkMageZhmm, his lack of /away is disturbing12:41
StevenKHe was probably too sleepy to set it.12:42
jsgotangcois it? heh he's in new zealand where its like 2 or 3am now12:42
StevenKQuarter to 1am12:42
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jsgotangco:D12:43
luisbghello all12:43
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sistpotydoes anyone know how I can set up an i386 pbuilder on amd64?01:38
Hobbseesistpoty: StevenK will, when he comes back.  i cant see from his scripts how he's done it though01:40
sistpotyHobbsee: k, thx... will ping him then ;)01:40
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Hobbseesistpoty: ping?01:47
sistpotyHobbsee: pong01:47
Hobbseesistpoty: hmm.  it appears that StevenK is back.01:47
sistpotyah01:48
Hobbseeor his computer lost the connection, and automaticallly came back01:48
Hobbseenot sure which01:48
sistpotyStevenK: how can I set up an i386 pbuilder on amd64?01:48
Hobbseesistpoty: that being said, you can shove thru a SRU to fix a FTBFS in universe, if you want :P01:48
sistpotyHobbsee: hm... not before I have my dapper-i386 pbuilder set up :P01:49
Hobbseesistpoty: it's for edgy.  a dapper i386 pbuilder wont help you :P01:49
sistpotydamn *g*01:49
Hobbseehahaha01:50
sistpotylol, I'm so dumb... I used --debuildopts instead of --debootstrapopts for pbuilder :(01:54
Hobbseeheh01:55
secretlondonone day I'll be able to speak motu too ;)01:55
Hobbseesecretlondon: one day :P01:56
secretlondonHobbsee: I'll get there :)01:56
Hobbseeheeh :)01:56
Hobbseesounds good.  more female MOTUs :)01:56
secretlondon:)01:57
gnomefreakwhats the fastest way to tar up 2 dozen files? tar -czxf file.tar.gz (list all files) is a long way. is there a shorter way?01:57
gnomefreak>2dozen01:58
Hobbseegnomefreak: move them all into a folder, and tar the folder?01:58
Hobbseeor do it via a GUI :)01:58
Hobbseewhich is what i do :)01:58
sistpotymc is nice for that01:58
Hobbseesistpoty: mc?01:58
gnomefreakmidnight commander01:59
sistpotyHobbsee: midnight commander, just like the good old nc back in dos days01:59
Hobbseeahhh...01:59
Hobbseei thougth midnight commander was a GUI program?01:59
sistpotyfrom a cli perspective it's a guid program *g*01:59
Hobbseeoh, way cool :)01:59
sistpotydui even01:59
Hobbseetrue01:59
gnomefreakso lets say i change something in ~/bleh/usr/lib/bleh i can just take the /usr/ file and tar it up right?02:00
thompeople still use mc? holy cow02:00
sistpotythom: what else should I use instead?02:01
sistpotygnomefreak: sorry, didn't get that exactly02:01
gnomefreaki think i got it02:01
gnomefreakimbrandon: you here?02:02
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kolapeWhen will edgy.1 be released?02:03
Hobbseesistpoty: and how do you close it?02:03
Hobbseekolape: it may not be02:03
sistpotyHobbsee: f1002:04
gnomefreakdidnt think there was going to be a point release for edgy02:04
kolapeHobbsee: Is it considered unnecessary?02:04
Hobbseeahh.  how'd i miss that?02:04
kolapeHobbsee: Or is Edgy not considered very important?02:04
Hobbseeit's not that02:04
kolapeHobbsee: (Like a LTS would)02:04
Hobbseekolape: the reason being that it takes a lot of effort to put out a release, and the devs are all busy with the next version02:05
gnomefreakedgy is only supported for 18 months so it would be just like breezy (no need for point releases)02:05
thomkolape: edgy will be superceded in 6 months, there's no point (or time) for a point release02:05
kolapegnomefreak: I heard there were some installation problems02:05
secretlondonkolape: generally with non standard set ups - like beryl or automatix02:05
kolapeHobbsee, thom: BTW, will there ever be a dapper.2?02:05
gnomefreakkolape: and they will not be fixed for edgy look for the fixes in feisty. afaik02:05
thomkolape: i imagine so02:06
gnomefreakkolape: yes should be02:06
Hobbseekolape: no idea02:06
kolapeI see, thank you all02:06
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kolapeHobbsee: Why is it an effort? Why not simply replacing all packages with their *already-available* updates and create the new CD images and simply replacing the old ISOs from the ftp/http servers?02:08
zulhi02:08
Hobbseehey zul02:08
thomkolape: because it needs to be tested, and the installer needs to be updated etc02:08
Hobbseekolape: what thom said.  on all arches, in many configurations02:08
kolapeOh, I see02:08
kolapeI thought an update was self-evidently better than the original package anyway02:09
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sistpotyhoooray, finally an i386 pbuilder :)02:22
sistpotyStevenK: nevermind the ping, found out myself :)02:23
StevenKYou pinged me? :-P02:24
StevenKAh, so you did.02:24
StevenKsistpoty: Sorry, I was afk.02:24
sistpotyStevenK: no problem ;)02:24
StevenKdebootstrap --arch, thought.02:26
StevenKEr, though02:26
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sistpotyStevenK: yes, that's it... for some strange reason it didn't work when I used it as last argument to pbuilder, but as first it worked.02:26
StevenKsistpoty: You used --debootstrapopts ?02:28
sistpotyStevenK: yes02:28
StevenKWierd.02:29
StevenKThen again, pbuilder's option parsing has always been very strange.02:29
sistpotymaybe it got confused by --othermirror and stuff02:29
StevenKPossibly, but option parsing isn't very hard.02:30
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Mezthankyou Hobbsee ;)02:39
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HobbseeMez: :)02:39
MezYou dont even know what for :P02:40
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HobbseeMez: indeed.  i was about to ask02:40
Mezlol - for being the first to post to ubuntu-motu after i turned vacation off ;)02:40
Mezmeaning you helped me train my mail c,lient the mailing list02:40
Hobbseeahhh....02:40
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Hobbseesiretart: you know, there are only two australian women running ubuntu and or derivatives02:50
Hobbseesiretart: i would expect you to keep them straight :P02:50
zulHobbsee: that we know of..02:50
Hobbseezul: true02:51
Hobbseewell, that are on irc, anyway02:51
siretartHobbsee: did I get something wrong? if yes, I'm sorry02:53
Hobbseesiretart: yep :)02:54
Hobbseesiretart: i'm not melissa draper - that's elkbuntu :)02:54
Hobbseesiretart: it's her birthday :)02:54
sistpotyhuhu siretart02:54
siretartHobbsee: I'm awfully sorry02:54
elkbuntuwell, it was about an hour ago02:54
sistpotyhehe, I just wrote a very similar mail02:54
Hobbseesiretart: it's not a problem :)02:54
siretartelkbuntu: my best wishes! :)02:54
sistpotyelkbuntu: happy birthday then ;)02:54
siretarthey sistpoty! :)02:55
Hobbseei was just amused :)02:55
elkbuntubtw.. am i missing something in this conversation?02:55
sistpotyelkbuntu: a mail to ubuntu-motu ml02:55
Hobbseeelkbuntu: sure.  siretart ended his reply to me on the MOTU mailing list about btw - happy birhtday02:55
elkbuntulol02:55
Hobbsee"uh...it's not my birthday!"02:55
sistpotysiretart: btw.: what was wrong with tiber?02:56
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siretartsistpoty: the new kernel didn't bring up the interfaces02:57
luisbgcan I subscribe to the motu lisnt' even though I'm not a motu yet?02:57
luisbgwill only listen02:57
sistpotysiretart: d'oh... do we have a recovery shell or s.th. now or can only s.o. else fix it in such cases?02:57
sistpotyluisbg: the -motu ml is public, anybody can subscribe02:58
luisbgsistpoty, ok thanks02:59
lotusleafdoes anyone here build gkrellmd for ubuntu? it fails to uninstall in Edgy with synaptic, dpkg from CLI, and aptitude, if this is offtopic I'm sorry03:12
sistpotylotusleaf: please file a bug in launchpad (if there isn't one yet)03:12
lotusleafsistpoty: will do, thanks =)03:13
siretartsistpoty: unfortunately not03:13
siretartsistpoty: are you at home this evening? I'll call you03:13
sistpotysiretart: yes, I am... will probably go to uni anytime soon, but I should be back at 180003:14
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bddebianHeya gang03:44
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luisbghttp://www.80stees.com/products/He-Man-Masters-Universe-t-shirts.asp <---- official channel shirt?03:46
bddebianhehe03:49
dholbachyeah :)03:49
highvoltage:)03:50
highvoltageI think I'll buy one for myself for Christmas. hopefully by then I'll be involved with motu :)03:50
luisbg=)03:52
lotusleafSkeletor hoola hooping in an ubuntu logo hoola hoop with 3 ping pong balls attached. He smiles a skeletal smile and cackles as he-man dances like Elvis beside him.03:53
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ezsquirtI'm trying to make my first deb package but i can't get it right, is here the right place to ask for help ?04:04
lotusleafezsquirt: have you read the guides to building debs?04:10
ezsquirtlotusleaf: yes, that where i 'learned' how to do it04:11
lotusleafezsquirt: ah, excellent. :)04:11
lotusleafezsquirt: perhaps someone here may help you, I'm dining atm04:11
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ezsquirtok bon apptit !04:12
lotusleafezsquirt: =) thx, good luck04:12
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ezsquirtthe deb-src package builds fine, but when i'm trying to get a binary deb out of it with pbuilder i get a compiling errors (Undefined references to functions). However, those fonctions are well defined in header files included in -dev packages i mentioned in debian/contro04:21
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Gloubiboulgaezsquirt, could you pastebine your debian/control and the build errors?04:23
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ezsquirtGloubiboulga: sure04:26
sivanghi all04:26
Gloubiboulgahi sivang04:26
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sivanghey Gloubiboulga04:28
ezsquirtGloubiboulga: http://pastebin.ca/23100904:30
Gloubiboulgapastebin.ca is getting really slow04:32
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ezsquirtyeah i waited several seconds when i submitted04:33
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GloubiboulgaI have to run in a few minutes :/04:34
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Gloubiboulgaezsquirt, the errors doesn't really speak to me...04:37
GloubiboulgaI'd need to look at the code to find a solution, but I really have to leave now, sorry04:37
ezsquirtok, its no big deal04:37
GloubiboulgaI'm sure than an other MOTU will have a look :)04:38
ezsquirti hope so ;)04:39
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Adri2000https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/beagle/+bug/38264 < the last comment says there is a fixed package in REVU, but REVU is only for new packages, isn't it?04:58
UbugtuMalone bug 38264 in beagle "beagle Should Recommend mplayer" [Unknown,Confirmed] 04:58
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PSUSIdamnit... does lp not have an option to reply to another comment in a bug?05:03
PSUSIor maybe I should just reply to the email?05:03
zakamehi all05:12
bddebianHeya zakame05:16
Adri2000can someone confirm that REVU is only for packages that are not yet in universe?05:17
PSUSIthat is what it is intended for, yea05:17
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PSUSIif you are fixing a bug in an existing package, attach the new source package to the bug05:17
Adri2000so beagle and mpd shouldn't be there05:17
Adri2000http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3352 http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=326005:18
PSUSInot really, no...05:18
Adri2000and they are not the only ones05:19
Adri2000ajmitch raphink siretart ? :)05:19
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siretartAdri2000: when we wrote revu, I had only one thing in mind: making reviewing easier.05:24
siretartAdri2000: so if you think that revu helps reviewing of your package, you are free to use it for any package05:24
Adri2000ok05:26
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luisbgwhere can I find detailed information about the workings of the debian/postint of packages?05:32
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luisbgI found a package that doesn't install because the posint is missing something05:32
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geserluisbg: what exactly do you want to know about postinst?05:36
luisbghow they work, to be able to spot an error in the one on this package05:37
luisbggoogled about postinst, but it seams there is not much information about it05:38
luisbgand since it's a bug fix I don't think making dh_make create it for me is going to be smart05:38
lotusleafcan someone plz link me to the page on ubuntu.com for the proposed packages for universe?05:38
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luisbggeser, in this case the postinst looks too short/small05:39
geserluisbg: have you already looked at the debian policy manual?05:39
Adri2000lotusleaf: "proposed" packages means what?05:40
geserluisbg: not all packages need a large postinst (see e.g. the postinst of the package "locales")05:40
luisbggeser, looked over it the other day, going to check it out now05:40
geserluisbg: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-maintainerscripts.html#s6.105:40
lotusleafAdri2000: packages suggested for inclusion in the future05:40
lotusleafAdri2000: perhaps proposed was the wrong word05:40
luisbggeser, ok, going to try to spot the problem myself (have to learn) ;)05:41
luisbgwill ask if I get tired :P05:41
Adri2000lotusleaf: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Candidates ?05:42
lotusleafAdri2000: that's it, thanks =)05:42
lotusleafon that page, "Do we really need this when we have istanbul?? - OnkarShinde" for xvidcap, I would say yes, the more video related utilities in ubuntu the better.05:44
ezsquirtlotusleaf: could you give me a hand about the problem i was talking earlier ?05:54
lotusleafezsquirt: you may want to ask Amaranth, I'm in a conference call05:55
ezsquirtok05:56
lotusleafAmaranth: ping ezsquirt has a question may you help please? :)05:57
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luisbgis there a maximum of dependencies in debian/control ?06:02
luisbggeser, are you around?06:03
dholbachluisbg: ubuntu-desktop still does fine :)06:03
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luisbgdholbach, LOL, that is some dependencies there06:04
luisbgdo you swear me none are rebundant?06:05
dholbachredundant?06:05
dholbachI can't promise, but if there are redundancies, they are for the purpose of making sure that stuff gets pulled in, even if dependencies of the individual packages change06:06
luisbgfor example... it depends on package evolution and evolution-exchange06:06
luisbgwhen -exchange depends on evolution06:06
luisbgbut I can understand in some particular case that is needed06:07
luisbgbut usually that type of redundancies aren't good right?06:07
dholbachsometimes you have "redundancies" because of versioned, explicit dependencies06:08
dholbachubnutu-desktop is a bad example for that06:08
luisbgok ok, cool06:08
dholbachso that's fine06:08
luisbgdholbach, are you a motu?06:08
dholbachyes06:08
thomnah, dholbach's just a fan boy ;-)06:09
awbassetthaha06:09
luisbglol06:09
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dholbachthom: I'll always be YOUR fanboy :-)06:09
luisbgdholbach, can you guide me through a weird dependency bug?06:09
thomheh :-) that's only because you're always drunk when we see each other :-)06:09
luisbgI believe i've fixed it but the nature is weird so not sure06:09
dholbachthom: looking forward to next week! :)06:10
thomyeah, it should be a lot of fun06:10
dholbachluisbg: what's the problem?06:10
luisbgtry to apt install package ggz-grubby06:10
luisbgit will give error at the ggz-config call at postinst06:11
luisbgthen to install ggz-config apt isntall ggzcore-bin06:11
luisbgnow ggz-grubby will install06:11
thomggz-grubby needs to Pre-Depend on ggzcore-bin then06:11
luisbgbut the weird part is... ggzcore-bin is a dependency of ggz-grubby (but it ignores it)06:12
luisbgit is in the debian/control06:12
luisbglast dependency06:12
dholbachluisbg: what thom said06:12
luisbgI switched it to the first place... works nicely06:12
thom(Pre-Depend: is not Depend:)06:12
luisbgwhat is Pre-Depend?06:12
luisbgenfasis at "pre" :P06:12
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thomhttp://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#s-binarydeps06:14
thomalthough, if you're using it in postinst it should be ok as a depends06:14
thomtry it as a pre-dep and see if it fixes the issue06:15
luisbgthom, ok! thanks, now it really makes sense06:15
luisbgit is normal for the command to not be accesible if they are installed at the same time06:15
luisbgggzcore has to be installed first, so then the installation of grubby can use it06:15
luisbg=)06:15
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Adri2000should I submit a bug report to have a new package in Ubuntu which already exists in Debian ?06:19
luisbgwhat is an example of a package that has some pre-dependencies?06:23
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thomluisbg: all you need is a field like Depends in your control file, with Pre- stuck on the front. and that's it06:29
luisbgthom, before or after of the depends06:31
luisbgdid so after and...06:31
thomdoesn't matter06:31
luisbg"configure: error: ggz-config not found. Please check your installation!"06:31
luisbgsorry for the hazzle :S06:33
thomcan i see your source package?06:34
luisbgsure...06:34
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luisbgthom, query06:38
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luisbgI know it sounds strange but... does the order of dependencies matter?06:39
thomnot that i know of06:40
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LaserJockgood morning MOTU land!06:46
imbrandonmoins LaserJock06:47
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LaserJockimbrandon: you're up!06:47
imbrandonheh only by 5 minutes06:47
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LaserJockI was seriously wondering if you hadn't gone to bed yet06:47
imbrandonwas reading the MOTU list :)06:47
imbrandonhahaha nah just got up about 5 min ago06:48
imbrandontrying to get on a semi sane schedule for MTV06:48
imbrandonhow go's it ?06:48
LaserJockok06:48
LaserJockjust got into work06:48
imbrandonlooks like there has been some good input on the ML about SRU06:48
LaserJockmaking some Mt. View plans06:48
LaserJockmy grandpa lives in Sacramento06:49
imbrandoni updated the wiki comments a bit to refect some minor changes06:49
LaserJockand my wife's aunt lives in Mt. View06:49
imbrandonrockin06:49
imbrandonyou gonna visit him on the way ?06:49
LaserJockyeah06:49
imbrandoncool06:49
imbrandondude are you driving down?06:49
LaserJockyeah06:49
bddebianLaserJock: Hey, wtf are you volunteering me for now? ;-P06:50
imbrandonlol06:50
LaserJockbddebian: being a MOTU diety  of course06:50
bddebianbah :)06:50
imbrandoni was gonna accept and add a few more comments to the ML but i wanted to pop in the shower first06:50
imbrandonLaserJock, serouisly are you leaving sat or friday night ? ( at the end of MTV )06:50
LaserJockheh, I'm actually leaving Monday night06:51
imbrandonahh :)06:51
LaserJockI've got 2 meetings I can't get out of06:51
imbrandonno no06:51
imbrandoni mean at the ned06:51
LaserJock1 seminar on the 7th06:51
imbrandonend*06:51
imbrandon11th06:51
LaserJockand 1 meeting on the 10th06:51
LaserJockso I'm leaving the 6th :(06:52
imbrandonoh06:52
imbrandoni thought you were comming tuesday and leaving at the end06:52
LaserJockyes, so did I06:52
LaserJockbut things got all messed up at work06:52
imbrandonahh06:52
imbrandonso whats the plans now ?06:52
LaserJockso I'm  coming Sunday and Monday06:52
imbrandonahh ok06:52
LaserJockI'd rather be at the beginning06:52
imbrandonright06:53
LaserJockand it means I only have to take 1 day off of work06:53
imbrandon:)06:53
LaserJockI already got in trouble with my advisor for spending too much time on the computer and not enough time getting data06:53
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imbrandonso you finaly got ubuntu at work ? hehe06:53
LaserJockyeah06:53
imbrandonrockin06:53
LaserJockI'm on my intel iMac06:53
LaserJockrunning Edgy06:53
LaserJockand it's beautiful06:54
LaserJockit's sooooo fast06:54
imbrandonsweet, ok lemme pop in the shower and i'll followup to the ML06:54
imbrandonyea i bet06:54
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imbrandon:)06:54
LaserJockwell, compared to my 1.3GHz P4 anything is pretty speedy06:54
LaserJockbut I realized that my laptop (which has a 2.8GHz Celeron) is very bottlenecked at the hard drive06:55
luisbgLaserJock, intel iMac...06:55
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LaserJockwhere pbuilder takes ~ 1 min. to unpack06:55
imbrandonyea lappy hdd's are slow mostly06:55
imbrandonthey can be fast but most are slow06:55
LaserJockwell, I knew they were slower, but ...06:55
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imbrandonyea thats the main bottlerneck on most laptops06:56
LaserJockanyway, I was sort of hoping my boss wouldn't notice I wasn't running OS X06:56
imbrandonLOL06:56
luisbgheh06:56
imbrandonyou can theme it to look exactly like osx06:56
LaserJockbut he made a "surprise" visit the other day06:56
imbrandoni had my ibook looking like osx for a while06:57
LaserJockand I was in the middle of C++ hacking and discussing something here06:57
imbrandonLOL06:57
luisbgimbrandon, what's that theme?06:57
imbrandonluisbg, the osx theme i used and the luna thme i used i make ( conglomeration of alot of themes and some original code )06:57
imbrandonto make it EXACT06:58
luisbgcool06:58
LaserJockbut I must say, I find Ubuntu much more productive06:58
imbrandonthe luna ( xp media center looking one ) i have up for download but it need updating as its compiled for breezy06:58
imbrandonheh06:58
LaserJockI think mostly because even when I was running OS X I was trying to use it like an Ubuntu machine06:58
imbrandonLaserJock, haha yea06:59
imbrandonfink06:59
LaserJockonce you get like the OS X zen going on it's not bad06:59
LaserJockbut you have to kinda think differently06:59
imbrandonyup yup, its a whole nother ball game, but once your used to it OMG it rocks, it just takes a while to get the rythm07:00
LaserJockthe only thing I miss right now is sadly MS Office :(07:00
imbrandonoo.o ?07:00
LaserJockit's like 90% ok07:00
imbrandonyou have a valid ms office key ?07:00
LaserJockbut not quite there07:00
luisbgI think they are both very cool systems... each one in their sport07:00
LaserJockhmm, we have a university license07:01
imbrandonif so i can give you a copy of crossover ( wine ) that will run ms office ( i am a advocate for cxoffice so i get a few perks like free copys to distribute :P )07:01
ezsquirti'm trying to get my deb src package compiled through pbuilder, problem is it fails when trying to create a dir (permission denied) what's the proper way to fix this ?07:01
imbrandonezsquirt, whats the error, a pbuilder error or a package script error ?07:02
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imbrandonbrb i'ma pop in the shower07:03
ezsquirtpackage script error07:03
LaserJockezsquirt: please pastebin the pbuilder log07:03
LaserJock!pastebin > ezsquirt07:03
ezsquirtok07:03
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ezsquirthttp://pastebin.ca/23121407:08
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PriceChildHello... I'm trying to package xvidcap07:14
PriceChildwondering what section to put it in... x11 ?07:15
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LaserJockezsquirt: ok, can you pastebin debian/rules for me?07:16
ToHellWithGAk3d needs a one letter fix to make it install properly.  who does that?07:16
LaserJockPriceChild: sounds reasonable07:16
ezsquirtsure07:16
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LaserJockToHellWithGA: a bug report would be a good place to start07:18
ToHellWithGAdone and done07:18
PriceChildthanks :)07:18
LaserJockToHellWithGA: ok then :-)07:18
ezsquirtLaserJock: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29569/07:19
ToHellWithGAhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/k3d/+bug/6484807:20
UbugtuMalone bug 64848 in k3d "k3d does not install" [Undecided,Confirmed] 07:20
LaserJockezsquirt: the problem is this line in the build log "mkdir -p /usr/share/gmpc/plugins/"07:20
ezsquirtyup07:21
LaserJockezsquirt: it looks like the sources Makefile isn't respecting DESTDIR07:21
LaserJockit *should* be making $DESTDIR/$PREFIX//share/gmpc/plugins/07:22
ezsquirti see07:22
LaserJockezsquirt: grep for plugins and mkdir in the Makefile and see how it is determines that path07:24
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ezsquirtsrc/Makefile.am:libdir=${prefix}/share/gmpc/plugins/07:27
ezsquirtsrc/Makefile.in:libdir = ${prefix}/share/gmpc/plugins/07:27
LaserJockright07:28
LaserJockso it's using ${prefix} rather then ${destdir}${prefix}07:29
LaserJockgrep for DESTDIR and destdir in the Makefile07:29
LaserJockand see if it even attempts at respecting it07:29
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ezsquirtLaserJock: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2957207:38
ezsquirti'm not familiar with makefiles, i'll have to read some docs !07:38
LaserJockhmm, well it seems like it at least tries07:39
LaserJockmaybe you need to also specify DESTDIR in the ./configure or build parts07:44
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ezsquirtok... i see what to do, thanks a bunch !07:53
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ajmitchmorning all08:00
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LaserJockhi ajmitch08:03
fernandohi ajmitch08:04
ajmitchLaserJock: ok, we need to get the motu school sessions going again in the next 2-3 weeks08:04
ajmitchthink we should put out a call for contributions?08:05
LaserJockyep08:06
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=== ajmitch wonders why he's turning into a manager
ajmitchscary08:08
zulyeah im scared as well :)08:09
LaserJockhmm08:10
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LaserJockajmitch:  those who are to lazy to do real work manage ;-)08:15
ajmitchfits me perfectly08:15
LaserJockajmitch: are you writing an email currently?08:17
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ajmitchLaserJock: not quite yet, do you want to write one?08:17
LaserJockyeah08:18
Adri2000should I submit a bug report to have a new package in Ubuntu which already exists in Debian ?08:18
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LaserJockajmitch: if you want to it's fine. I had some other things I wanted to mention so I was going to do a "Here's what we need to do before we get cracking on feisty"08:19
ajmitchLaserJock: fine, go & be a manager ;)08:20
ajmitchAdri2000: no need08:20
Adri2000so what should I do?08:21
LaserJockajmitch: heh, I think you were one of the people declaring me MOTU Manager ;-)08:22
ajmitchAdri2000: wait08:22
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ajmitchgood, it might get in within a week or two08:29
Adri2000hm? I don't understand08:30
ajmitchpackages in debian get synced to feisty08:30
Adri2000the package I'm speaking of is mcabber, it is in Debian since July, and it is not in edgy, why?08:32
lucasAdri2000: because it was uploaded to debian *after* the process of autosyncing to edgy stopped08:32
lucasand nobody cared to request a sync manually08:33
lucaspackages which are in debian but not in ubuntu are generally not taken care of08:33
Adri2000ok08:34
superm1ajmitch, is there a day announced for when feisty repos are going to open up for packages yet then?08:35
superm1or just after UDS and thats all thats defined08:35
ajmitchsuperm1: "when they're ready"08:36
LaserJockhehe08:36
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superm1hehe thats what i figured, but i was gonna try and ask anyway ;)08:36
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superm1who should I talk to about getting a bzr branch set up for a package on LP?08:38
LaserJocksuperm1: well you can put it in your bzr space08:38
superm1do I have bzr space already defined on LP?08:39
LaserJockI'm not sure if that's what you are looking for though08:39
LaserJocksuperm1: sure, if you have an LP account08:39
superm1oh i had no idea.08:39
LaserJocksuperm1: what's your LP id08:39
superm1superm108:39
superm1:)08:39
LaserJockhttps://launchpad.net/people/superm1/+branches08:39
superm1well but, how do I add a new product then?08:40
superm1I wanted to start maintaining myth on a bzr branch,08:41
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superm1so that I didn't have to keep up with which debdiffs got applied in the right order and such08:41
LaserJockif you want to push something there you can bzr push --create-prefix sftp://superm1@bazaar.launchpad.net/~superm1/<product>/<branchname>08:41
LaserJockor something along those lines08:41
superm1and it just needs my SSH public key registered then right?08:41
LaserJockyep08:41
superm1okay that is good to know.   what about the public space people have at people.ubuntu.com, do I get that with LP also?08:42
superm1or is that for canonical employees only08:42
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superm1or did I get that when I became an ubuntu member possibly?08:45
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zulthose are canonical employees08:49
superm1oh i see08:49
LaserJockcore-devs I thought08:52
zulheh i dont have one if thats true :)08:52
LaserJockhmm08:52
ajmitchLaserJock: no, it was raised at a recent TB meeting08:53
LaserJockajmitch: is people.ubuntu.com in the DC or something?09:00
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lucasI remember from the TB discussion that it is09:01
ajmitchLaserJock: yes09:02
LaserJockheh, so shouldn't it be people.canonical.com? :-)09:02
ajmitchideally, yes09:03
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viltap09:16
LaserJockdarn, more "Why didn't this get into Edgy, you screwed your users over" bugs :-)09:17
bddebianjoy09:18
bddebianLaserJock: BTW, I'm happy to help with/join in anything after about the first of the year, but with work, I can't keep up currently :'-(09:18
vilping 10.8.0.109:20
vilsorry, wrong window09:20
bddebianno reply from host09:20
bddebianno reply from host09:20
bddebianno reply from host09:20
bddebian:-)09:20
vilfast response, anyway :)09:21
StevenKLaserJock: Where this is Flash 9? :-P09:21
LaserJockit's eeevverywhere09:21
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LaserJockit's an eternal force that flows throughout the universe09:22
LaserJocktempting us towards the dark side09:22
ezsquirthehe09:23
LaserJockI think imbrandon has a package09:23
ezsquirti did it ! i made my first deb package and it even works ;)09:24
highvoltageezsquirt: whohoo!09:25
ezsquirtlet's celebrate by drinking some champagne09:25
LaserJock*\o/*09:28
LaserJock*-o/*09:28
LaserJock*-o-*09:28
xopheranyone familiar with crosscompiling using pbuilder? If so, could you take a look at this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1695297#post169529709:28
ajmitchLaserJock: so how many more people have you proposed for the SRU team?09:28
LaserJockI haven't proposed any more09:29
LaserJockjust my initial "batch"09:29
LaserJockalthough I don't think they all need/want to be in there09:29
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ajmitchwell dholbach is going to have quite a job09:30
StevenKxopher: That isn't cross-compiling, and I don't think you're passing enough arguments to pbuilder.09:30
StevenKxopher: And where did you get pbuilder32 from, and what does it do?09:30
LaserJockpersonally, I'd like sistpoty's suggesting of also expanding motu-uvf09:31
LaserJockso we have 5-7 people each on motu-uvf and motu-sru09:31
xopherWhat's it called then?  I created pbuilder32 myself, I could post it too..09:31
StevenKxopher: It isn't cross compiling because an amd64 processor can execute i386 code natively.09:32
xopherI see, but what is it called?09:32
xopherBecause I cant compile i386 natively w/o a chroot env. ? or can I?09:33
LaserJockMez: you disagree with my uninstallable and unusable?09:33
StevenKxopher: Compiling is different to executing.09:33
StevenKxopher: Anyway, the reason pbuilder is compiling is because you aren't specifying --distribution09:34
LaserJockI don't really see why we should be preventing SRUs  if they are well done and tested09:34
StevenKs/compiling/complaining/09:34
xopherStevenK, well, when running this: sudo pbuilder32 create --distribution edgy --debootstrapopts --arch=i386 - I get the exact same output09:35
StevenKxopher: Try it with pbuilder as opposed to pbuilder32?09:35
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xopherWell Im sure that'd work, but then it'd overwrite my current base.tgz image?09:35
StevenKxopher: Then specify another location with --basetgz09:36
xopherIll try, thanks09:36
xopherStevenK, nope, same error09:38
xopherIts something about the pbuilderrc I believe09:38
xopheror, Im not passing pbuilder enough options09:38
StevenKI'm still checking, I think the way pbuilder executes debootstrap leaves something to be desired.09:39
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StevenKxopher: It looks like pbuilder wants a single argument after --debootstrapopts, like --arch=i386, whereas debootstrap wants it without the equal sign.09:41
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xopherThis meaning ?09:43
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StevenKxopher: Right, it's pbuilder. --debootstrapopts --arch=i386 won't work, but --debootstrapopts --arch --debootstrapopts i386 will.09:46
xopherok, Ill try, thanks09:47
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xopherStevenK, allright, now I seem to be getting somewhere again ;) Thanks a million!09:51
StevenKxopher: No problem. :-)09:52
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Toadstoolhi everybody10:09
LaserJockhi Toadstool10:09
Toadstoolhey LaserJock10:09
ajmitchhi Toadstool10:09
Toadstoolhi ajmitch10:10
Toadstooloh nice! stats on merges.ubuntu.com10:11
Toadstooland 449 packages to merge...10:11
ajmitchoh, he got the graphs working as well?10:11
Toadstoolyup10:12
ajmitchnice :)10:12
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Toadstoolok, I can't upload yet but at least I can prepare 1 or 2 uploads during my lunch break10:14
ajmitchI haven't started on universe stuff yet, most of that will be focused in the areas where I need things for specs :)10:14
Toadstoolheh10:14
ajmitchI don't plan to do many general fixups for feisty, I fear I'll run out of time10:16
ToadstoolI am too busy with work to do anything more advanced than basic merges and package maintenace :/10:16
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ajmitchthis one should be easy10:19
ajmitchhm, bother, a conflict10:19
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ajmitchjust build-deps, easy to resolve10:20
Toadstooleasy merge, no challenge, next ;)10:21
LaserJockhaha, I'm on the main.html page :-)10:21
ajmitchyay, selinux support in iptables10:21
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TheMusoSO we are still waiting on feisty to be bootstrapped?10:22
ajmitchyeah, I touched iptables last, so it's mine to merge10:22
ajmitchyeah10:22
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TheMusoRight.10:22
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LaserJockajmitch: how are merges handled in Main?10:25
ajmitchsame way as universe10:26
LaserJockok10:26
ajmitchlast person who touched it gets it, unless it gets reassigned10:27
ajmitchI already cleared stealing samba from pitti, and libselinux from infinity10:27
LaserJockmaybe I'll steal some10:27
ajmitchsuch as?10:27
LaserJockedubuntu stuff10:27
ajmitchtalk to them before stealing, of course :)10:27
LaserJockgcompris, tuxpaint, tuxmath, xaos10:27
LaserJockwell yeah10:27
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LaserJockI need to get my Main skills sharpened10:28
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ajmitchgoing for core dev?10:30
zulhmmm...i think ill merge xen-tools10:30
ajmitchzul: brave10:32
zul:P10:32
ajmitchthere's a few changes in both10:33
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LaserJockajmitch: I'd like to, I want to work on Edubuntu10:35
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zulright im going home later..10:42
ezsquirtis there a revu admin to save the queen ? err.. to add my key to REVU uploaders keyring :)10:45
ajmitchyou have submitted your key to launchpad, and joined the team?10:46
ezsquirtyup10:46
ezsquirti followed the steps from REVU wiki page10:47
ajmitchok, doing the keyring sync now10:47
ezsquirtthanks10:48
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Toadstoolajmitch: while you're on tiber, could you replace my SSH key with the new one on Launchpad? the old private key is on my computer in France and my parents don't want to switch it on again... :/10:52
ajmitchToadstool: ok, just a minute10:59
Toadstoolajmitch: thanks a lot11:00
ajmitchit should work now11:00
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Toadstoolajmitch: works, thanks :)11:02
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LaserJocklinux-source-2.6.19? is that right?11:24
LaserJockI thought we were at 2.6.1811:24
ajmitchyes, that's right11:24
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LaserJockI mean, not that I think BenC is full of it11:25
ajmitchii  linux-image-2.6.19-1-generic      2.6.19-1.1                        Linux kernel image for version 2.6.19 on x86/x86_6411:25
ajmitchLaserJock: where's that mail about motu school stuff?11:29
LaserJockit's coming11:29
imbrandonok i just updated the SRU wiki workflow with crimsun's sugestions on the time ( to stay with the main timeline ) and sent a email to -motu with a summary so far11:30
imbrandonmoins tseng LaserJock ajmitch11:30
ajmitchimbrandon: hey11:30
bhalehey imbrandon11:30
lfittlhrmm, should a package depend on stuff that is pulled in by ubuntu-minimal? (in this case, lighttpd depends on perl-modules, and I am not sure if it is necessary)11:33
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imbrandonlfittl, its my understanding it should depend on anything that is not debootstraped11:35
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lfittlimbrandon: and debootstraped is everything that has Priority: essential, right?11:37
imbrandonafaik yes11:37
LaserJockwell, Priority:essential is the particular criteria11:37
LaserJockbut yeah11:37
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lfittlk, thanks11:38
Adri2000I have a tarball foo-x.y but the directory in it is just foo (without the version), and dh_make doesn't work because it wants the version in the directory name11:38
Adri2000can I just rename the directory?11:39
LaserJockAdri2000: yep11:41
Adri2000ok11:42
luisbgwhich game can I play in ubuntu without video card acceleration? what do you recommend?11:42
imbrandonchess11:47
superm1luisbg, any of the games installed by default in gnome-games, gnome-sudoku, supertux11:48
imbrandonheya superm111:48
superm1hey imbrandon11:48
LaserJockok, bombs away ajmitch11:49
superm1imbrandon, jono got ahold of me, and now there is an official mythtv team :)11:49
imbrandonajmitch, ii ? you have a feisty system already ?11:49
imbrandonsuperm1, rockin, on LP ? i should probably join that11:49
superm1yup11:50
superm1i'll throw ya in it11:50
imbrandonk11:50
superm1the wiki page outlining the team isn't ready or started for that matter, but we've got ideas for it all ready and such11:50
imbrandonnice11:50
superm1i'll be assembling it later before i head to bed11:50
imbrandoni'm working on another spec i'm going to try to squeeze in MTV11:50
imbrandoni hate writing specs11:51
superm1haha11:51
ajmitchimbrandon: of course I do11:51
imbrandonyou brave soul11:51
superm1i wanted to see if i could get ivtv and lirc built with linux-restricted-modules, should i just file a bug or write a last minute spec for it u think?11:51
imbrandonthats not spec material i dont think11:52
superm1yea i didnt think so11:52
superm1pretty straightforward once we get a fully buildable lirc synced from debian11:52
imbrandonspec == planning and forethought, not just adding or removing packages11:52
imbrandonright11:52
superm1jono was saying though that shuttleworth wants feisty to have mythtv "just work", and not have any hassle with it11:53
imbrandonyea11:53
imbrandonits getting close11:53
ajmitchsuperm1: it'd be a nice thing to have11:53
luisbganybody knows why worms of prey doesn't have ubuntu package? [ http://www.wormsofprey.org/download.html ] 11:53
luisbgI never game but I feel like it today, and just finded this one11:54
ajmitchbecause noone has packaged it?11:54
imbrandonluisbg, probably becouse no one in debian or ubuntu has taken the time to make proper packages and get them sponsored11:54
superm1i was talking to cesman on #knoppmyth though, and there is a rumor floating that they might adapt ubuntu instead for their base distro11:54
bhalesounds nice11:54
superm1so if that was the case, they'd probably use what we got going with feisty for a base and do some nifty live cd customization11:54
luisbgimbrandon, may I give it a try?11:55
imbrandonluisbg, sure if you feel like it, no ones gonna stop you :)11:55
superm1unless you do a bad job packaging it :)11:55
imbrandonlol they still wouldent stop you , they just woudlent uplaod it11:55
luisbgLOL11:55
luisbgsuperm1, :\11:56
luisbgwill work on it tomorrow11:56
luisbgif I get something useful I will start searching for sponsoring motu's... so be scared11:56
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ajmitchFujitsu: just run away11:58
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imbrandonback in ~15 min11:58
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