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Adri2000morning Fujitsu :)12:38
FujitsuHi Adri2000. I'll look at the package in a minute, currently looking through the night's science bugs.12:39
Adri2000ok12:39
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plugwashanyone got any idea when stuff will start moving from sid into feisty?01:20
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Fujitsuplugwash: It's been happening since the 9th or so.01:23
FujitsuThe buildds have caught up, except for sparc and ia64.01:23
minghuahey Fujitsu01:24
FujitsuHi minghua.01:24
=== Fujitsu notes the list of science SRU-possibilities is getting infuriatingly large.
minghuaFujitsu: If I want something in the science debian-vs-ubuntu list changes, should I ask you or LaserJock?01:25
FujitsuEither, I guess... What do you want done?01:26
minghuaOh.  Just to add Debian's non-free there.  Or remove ubuntu's multiverse.  Now some of the "in Ubuntu but not in Debian" entries are just bogus, the eagle package, for example.01:31
FujitsuI've added non-free, we'll see what that does to the package lists...01:34
minghuaFujitsu: I just realized that LaserJock's list has eagle there, while yours doesn't01:35
minghuanot sure if LaserJock already had non-free or something01:35
FujitsuMine had eagle in that not-in-Sid list until 30 seconds ago.01:35
minghuayes, and LaserJock's has eagle in outdated-in-ubuntu01:36
FujitsuAs does mine now :)01:36
FujitsuSo it was my problem :(01:36
minghuaall good :-)01:36
minghuaso one change drops the length of not-in-ubuntu list from 24 to 9, not bad, huh? :-P01:37
Fujitsu79 packages with local changes... Although I've requested a sync for one or two.01:37
FujitsuYep.01:37
minghuanot-in-sid* BTW01:38
Fujitsuchemicalmime should be removed, it's been replaced in Debian.01:38
minghuais auto-sync supposed to be turned on in the near future?01:38
FujitsuIt's already on.01:39
FujitsuHas been for 3 days.01:39
FujitsuHence the small list of outdated packaegs.01:39
minghuaoh I see01:39
minghuawhen you said sync you meant "discard ubuntu change and sync"01:40
FujitsuAh, yes.01:40
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Fujitsuminghua: There are three packages on that list which seem to have vanished from Debian without a trace... They're not mentioned in the removal logs, their p.q.d.o pages don't exist...01:55
minghuaFujitsu: what are those?01:56
minghuathere are traces, just hard to find :-)01:56
Fujitsuchemicalmime, koctave, mascyma01:56
minghuaHmm, AFAICS none of the three has been removed from Debian01:58
minghua(according to http://ftp-master.debian.or/kg/removals.txt)01:58
FujitsuBut none of them exist either.01:58
minghuaso renaming is the more likely cause01:59
Fujitsu(that's the list I looked at for removals)01:59
FujitsuHow do we track that?01:59
minghuacompared with disappearing without a trace, I mean01:59
minghuanot that I know of, unfortunately01:59
FujitsuGrrreat.01:59
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FujitsuPresumably they will be in the same section, however.01:59
FujitsuSo I'll create lists of packages in Sid in the appropriate sections.02:00
FujitsuAnd hopefully locate new/renamed packages.02:00
minghuaheh02:01
minghuaFujitsu: those three are source package names, right?02:02
Fujitsuminghua: Righht.02:03
Fujitsu*Right02:03
minghuaFujitsu: Hmm.  My previous analysis is wrong.  Renamed source packages shows up in the removal log02:04
FujitsuOK, so they /have/ completely vanished.02:04
minghuaI am not going to admit that unless you present evidence that they existed before ;-)02:04
FujitsuThey have Debian revision numbers...02:05
minghuado they have distribution=unstable in debian/changelog, too?02:07
FujitsuYes.02:07
minghua(but if the uploader screwed up version number, he is likely to screw up the distribution as well)02:08
FujitsuQuite possibly...02:08
minghuaso, uhm, I am not taking that as a hard evidence02:08
Fujitsusnapshot.debian.net says that none of them have ever existed... So somebody screwed up the version number and distribution.02:09
FujitsuBut, a lot of times for each of them.02:10
minghuago hunt the uploader(s) :-P02:11
FujitsuI can't easily tell who signed the uploads, though, so I'm not sure who to shoot...02:11
FujitsuAh! whatever-changes will tell em.02:11
Fujitsu*me02:11
minghuaanother possibility is we imported from some third-party repo with inappropriate versioning scheme02:12
FujitsuThat's probable.02:12
minghuaor, the package kept old unofficial changelog entries02:12
FujitsuFor chemicalmime:02:13
FujitsuCreator: Ubuntu Archive Auto-Sync02:13
FujitsuDoesn't that imply it was autosynced from Debian?02:13
minghuait's hard for me to believe we have uploaders who screwed up version number and distribution multiple times02:13
minghuaI don't think so02:13
minghuawhat does the -changes mail say about the packages we sync from debian-multimedia?02:14
FujitsuThat's a good question... I'll check.02:14
FujitsuFor myththemes (from debian-multimedia):02:15
FujitsuCreator: William Grant02:15
Hobbseehah - blame Fujitsu!02:15
Hobbsee:P02:15
minghuamaybe the pre-soyuz era generate different -changes mails?02:16
FujitsuThe only way they will be attributed to Ubuntu Archive AutoSync is if it actually requests it automatically, or if the archive admin attributes it to it... I don't find either possibility likely in these cases...02:16
FujitsuArgh.02:16
FujitsuYou know why it's listed as being autosynced?02:17
FujitsuIt was autosynced from pre-Soyuz.02:17
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bhaleis MoM running?02:17
Fujitsubhale: It never stopped.02:18
bhaleFujitsu: is The Sync running?02:18
Fujitsuminghua: All the initial versions of packages in LP are attributed to the autosyncer. How deranged.02:18
Fujitsubhale: Yep, since the 9th.02:18
bhaleFujitsu: rock02:18
bhale-changes-auto has nothing02:18
Fujitsuia64 and sparc are yet to catch up, however.02:18
FujitsuChances are they're in the moderation queue.02:19
Fujitsu(like stuff to -changes was for several days)02:19
minghuaFujitsu: never trust the attribution of LP, I thought you already knew that :-P02:19
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Fujitsubhale: ubuntu-changes-auto has had no posts since May... I don't think it's actually used any more.02:24
minghuaor is it just not archived?02:25
FujitsuThat's a possibility.02:26
crimsunI've noticed that feisty-changes doesn't seem to pick up any of my uploads, but that's extremely minor.02:26
minghuaLooking at Fujitsu's struggle makes me appreciate archaeologist's work more :-P02:27
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Fujitsucrimsun: They seem to have really stuffed up the moderation stuff this time around.02:27
FujitsuNone of those three packages are mentioned in warty-, hoary-, or breezy-changes.02:30
FujitsuThat's impossible, of course.02:31
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minghuaFujitsu: must be from pre-warty era! :-P02:35
crimsunminghua: I deleted the To: header in -thunderbird02:35
crimsunI don't know whose fault that is, tbh. I probably should have fiddled with the drop-down02:35
minghuaand your mail client is okay with that?02:36
crimsunctrl+backspace + backspace, send02:36
minghuaI think mutt won't let me do that02:36
crimsunapparently -thunderbird was happy to do so02:36
crimsunright, I never was able to do that with mutt02:36
FujitsuThis is CRAZY.02:37
minghuaFujitsu: have you checked the signature of the .dsc file?02:37
Fujitsuminghua: It's signed by somebody whe isn't a member of ubuntu{,-core}-dev. It's the signature on the .changes which is important, AFAIK.02:40
FujitsuI've never heard of this person before...02:41
minghuaFujitsu: okay.02:41
minghuaI don't really know how dak/soyuz works02:41
FujitsuAnd the only package mentioned in any -changes is chemicalmime, and that's in ubuntu-changes-auto...02:41
FujitsuThe other packages have appeared from somewhere without any emails being generated.02:41
minghuabut at least in debian all .dsc files should have the sponsor's signature02:42
minghuabecause they are supposed to build binary packages themselves02:42
FujitsuWell, apparently not in Ubuntu.02:43
minghuaand to be honest, I consider keeping source packages without an uploader's signature in archive a problem that should be fixed02:43
FujitsuWhat I really don't get is that none of the original uploads appear to have generated emails...02:44
minghuawhat about asking on ubuntu-motu/ubuntu-devel?02:44
minghuaor maybe asking in #ubuntu-devel first02:45
minghuayou really need someone who knows how things used to work in the old days02:45
FujitsuYeah...02:46
FujitsuI suppose it's possible that syncs from an external repository didn't generate emails in the pre-Soyuz days.02:46
Burgundaviaany portugese speakers about?02:49
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nictukuBurgundavia, yes02:58
nictukuBurgundavia, how can I help?02:58
Burgundavianictuku: go something I think is spam02:58
Burgundavia"Prezado Colega, graas a um membro do grupo que me emprestou seu PC de reserva,"02:59
nictukuhmm if it's a spam, it's not obvious02:59
Adri2000Fujitsu: don't forget homebank :)03:00
FujitsuAdri2000: I haven't forgotten it. There is still that license. issue to be sorted out.03:00
Fujitsus/license\./license/03:00
nictukuDear Colleage, thanks to a member of the group who lended me his backup PC, "03:00
Burgundaviainteresting03:01
Adri2000Fujitsu: ok, but I already mailed upstream 10 days ago to say that I was going to package homebank for ubuntu, and no response yet :/03:01
FujitsuWell, you'll just have to wait.03:02
Adri2000yep, waiting03:03
minghuamotu group on LP is such a strange place...  Fujitsu is one of the only three non-administrator member in this 40-people team03:04
BurgundaviaAdri2000: interesting, given his plea for packagers on the main site03:04
Fujitsuminghua: People stopped being added a while back, but I got added, but not adminned... It's a strange group.03:04
minghuaFujitsu: yes I heard that's a kind-of-non-functional group, but still a bit hilarious to see a 37-3 admin/non-admin ratio03:06
minghuareminds me some jokes about Chinese bureaucracy03:06
FujitsuHahah.03:06
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imbrandonwakeup peeps05:00
joejaxxhello05:00
LaserJockimbrandon!05:01
imbrandonheya LaserJock05:01
LaserJockjoejaxx!05:01
joejaxxhello :D05:01
imbrandonjust got home ( well kinda , waiting at the airport for my ride )05:01
imbrandonheya joejaxx05:01
imbrandonjoejaxx: if you dont mind i would like to see that script when/if you get it working oin the next days05:02
StevenKimbrandon: How was UDS?05:02
FujitsuHi imbrandon.05:02
imbrandonStevenK: it rocked, we got a ton done, and still had a ton to do too05:02
imbrandonheya Fujitsu05:03
joejaxximbrandon: ok05:03
imbrandonplus i got pictures of jono dancing with a beer bottle for randsom :)05:03
imbrandonStevenK: ^^05:03
joejaxximbrandon: lol05:03
StevenKHah05:03
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StevenKimbrandon: Find them on IRC and yell? :-P05:05
imbrandonlol05:06
imbrandoni called them 30 minutes ago and they said "on their way"05:06
imbrandonsoooo shouldent be much longer, i'll just be glad to be HOME and not on my laptop all week, even though google rocked, i realy need to blog tonight about it05:07
imbrandoni'll do that once i get home from the airport05:07
imbrandonprepare for UberUbuCon too ( shhh i dident say anything /yet/ )05:08
imbrandonStevenK: ^^05:08
StevenKHeh05:09
LaserJockUberUbuCon?05:09
LaserJockI thought Ubucon was uber enough :/05:10
LaserJock;-)05:10
LaserJockimbrandon: did they have ubuntu t-shirts at the end of UDS?05:10
imbrandonwhat /was/ UbuCon but bigger, canonical reprentation , diffrent location , lots of new stuff, it will be solidified soonish05:10
imbrandonLaserJock: no05:10
imbrandonLaserJock: just dinner where everyone got thrashed05:11
LaserJockmdz and Jane Silber hand delivered my ubuntu t-shirt at Ubucon so :p05:11
imbrandoni got some kubuntu t-shirts05:11
imbrandonbut not ubuntu ones05:11
imbrandonand some edgy pressed cd's05:11
LaserJockwho want's kubuntu t-shirts ;-)05:11
LaserJockahh05:11
LaserJockI had hoped for some CDs05:11
LaserJockbut didn't get around to asking Claire05:12
imbrandoni /think/ melissa grabbed what was left of the ubuntu edgy ones and i dunno about the kubuntu ones05:12
imbrandonyou might ask her to send you a few, i only grabbed one of each flavor05:12
LaserJockyeah, I grabbed one of each in Paris05:13
LaserJockand then left then at my wife's cousins place05:13
StevenKAhh, excellent. I can hit up Melissa for i386 and amd64 Edgy CDs.05:13
imbrandonhehe05:13
LaserJockthe good news is he's now running Ubuntu on his laptop05:13
LaserJockso I guess it was worth it05:14
imbrandonStevenK: yea from what i seen she had the remaning edubuntu and ubuntu ones05:14
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LaserJocknope05:14
LaserJockthat burned me too05:14
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LaserJockwith dapper05:14
Amaranthdamn timezones :P05:14
LaserJockoh whatever05:14
imbrandonminghua: yea thats only for the alternate ( and i beleave it says so on the download page )05:15
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LaserJockit does05:15
minghua(but it really should be in release notes)05:15
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imbrandonminghua: why , you download something without reading what version best suits you ? heh05:16
LaserJockwell, with all the buzz around having a graphical installer05:16
imbrandonLaserJock: we should be getting arm buildd's too soonish , that was talked about after you left05:16
LaserJockit's sort of natural to think it'd work05:16
imbrandonfor the ipod/nokia770 and other things05:16
LaserJockI see05:16
imbrandonand i think most of the ppa-restricted and system76 stuff all got worked out too05:17
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LaserJockI think somebody should send me a nokia770 to test on :-)05:17
imbrandonhehe05:18
LaserJockimbrandon: did you talk to the System76 guys?05:18
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imbrandonthere was like 50 at the confrence ( and the nokia developers too , they are the ones buying the arm buildd's )05:18
imbrandonLaserJock: yea , for like 2 days in a row05:18
joejaxxedge*05:18
LaserJockimbrandon: excellent, what was the result of that?05:18
minghuahmm, anybody can point it to me where the LVM issue is written?  doesn't seem to be on http://www.ubuntu.com/products/GetUbuntu/download05:19
minghua(sorry for asking a support question :-P)05:19
imbrandonLaserJock: they are gonna sponsor a few systems too, they worked out with elmo about getting them to the DC05:19
LaserJockminghua: it's on the actual download pages05:19
LaserJockimbrandon: what type?05:19
imbrandonminghua: its not an "issue" its simply that its not supported on the desktop cd, and its on the download cd05:20
imbrandonerr download page, not that05:20
minghuaLaserJock: the url I posted have link to isos05:20
imbrandonpage you pointed too05:20
LaserJockoh freaky, that's changed05:20
lifelessheya imbrandon05:20
imbrandonheya lifeless05:20
imbrandonlifeless: let me get home ( about 45 minutes ) and i'll up you05:21
lifelessimbrandon: no rush dude.05:21
lifeless(thanks though!)05:21
minghuaimbrandon: I just can't see it05:21
imbrandonlifeless: hehe yea, just wanted to let you know i hadent forgot :)05:21
LaserJockthe dapper pages have them05:21
minghuaLaserJock: now we are talking...05:21
LaserJockthe edgy links need to say it05:21
LaserJock it just says: "alternative installation methods for OEM computers and computers with less than 192MB RAM"05:23
LaserJockfor the edgy links05:23
imbrandonlook at the download page for edgy http://releases.ubuntu.com/6.10/ , plainly listed in the alternate cd section05:23
LaserJockbut www.ubuntu.com is wrong, or at least incomplete05:23
BurgundaviaLaserJock: file a bug05:24
imbrandonmaybe imcomplete05:24
Burgundaviamdke or myself will fix it, eventually05:24
LaserJockBurgundavia: yeah, was just thinking about that05:24
imbrandonheya Burgundavia05:24
imbrandonok guys, see ya in a bit, my ride is here05:25
Burgundaviahey imbrandon05:26
imbrandoncatch yall in a few05:26
Burgundaviahttp://thismight.be/offensive/2006/11/02/index.php?id=5005:27
Burgundavia$RANDOM_LINK05:27
lifelessworksafe ?05:28
minghualifeless: yes05:28
Burgundavialifeless: yes, but some of the other ones may not be05:29
minghua(if everybody gets the same link)05:29
Burgundaviayes they do05:29
Burgundaviatmbo does have NSFW pictures, so be warned05:29
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minghuaand I never really understood that comic05:30
minghuait's quoted everywhere, but nobody bothered to explain it :-(05:30
joejaxxwow the synaptic pad in feisty just failed05:30
joejaxxkeyboard shortcuts ftw05:31
joejaxx:D05:31
joejaxxlooks like it is edgy reinstall time05:31
joejaxxbbl05:32
LaserJockminghua: bug filed05:33
minghuaLaserJock: subscribe me please? :-)05:33
LaserJockbug #7144405:33
UbugtuMalone bug 71444 in ubuntu-website "download page needs more info for Edgy alternate cds" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7144405:33
minghuathanks05:33
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Burgundaviaminghua: are there any other reasons?05:38
minghuaBurgundavia: according to http://releases.ubuntu.com/6.10/ there are also "creating pre-configured OEM systems" and "setting up automated deployments", but I am not sure you want to put them there05:40
BurgundaviaI think I do05:40
minghuabut IMO two sets of download instructions are just very confusing05:40
Burgundaviayes05:41
minghuaand http://www.ubuntu.com/products/GetUbuntu/download really overwhelmed me with it's mile-long list of mirrors05:42
BurgundaviaI can edit the website, but cjwatson needs to edit the releases.u.c stuff05:42
Burgundaviaand we need an auto mirror chooser05:42
Burgundaviawe need a single "download" palce05:43
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Burgundaviabasically our downloads pages are confusing messes05:46
Burgundaviahttp://en.opensuse.org/Released_Version <-- not much better05:46
Burgundaviaftp://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/6/i386/iso/ <-- ouch05:47
Burgundaviaok, MEPIS' sucks to05:48
Burgundaviatoo, rather05:48
minghuaFedora has a rather nice page for first-time visitors IMO: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FC6ReleaseSummary05:49
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Burgundaviaubuntu.com/desktop05:49
Burgundaviathat FC6 page isn't great05:51
Burgundaviadownload ISOs05:51
Burgundavianone of the top 10 DW distros have great downoad pages05:52
Burgundaviaours is probably the clearest05:52
Laser_awaywell, but on the other hand most don't have Desktop/Alternate distinctions do they?05:52
Burgundaviausually they get lost in techno babble land, with terms like ISO and torrent05:53
minghuadoes capitalized "away" mean "really away" these days? :-)05:53
LaserAwayyeah05:53
LaserAwaydoh05:53
Burgundaviaok, thoughts05:54
Burgundaviathe front page of Ubuntu.com has those desktop and server sections05:54
Burgundaviathey currently have links that say "Information' and "Download"05:54
Burgundaviawhat about changing the information to "Discover"05:55
minghuaBurgundavia: about the "ISO" and "torrent" usage -- I am not sure fedora people are targeting completely new linux users, so that may be fine05:56
minghuaI personally think that's fine05:56
Burgundaviatrue05:56
Burgundaviabut we are05:56
minghuaon the other hand, I find "This type of CD is what most people will want to use" (desktop) very misleading to me05:57
minghuaI am quite surprised to see using LVM are excluded from "most people" now05:58
minghuaespecially coming from Debian background05:58
BurgundaviaLVM is not a normal setup05:58
minghua(which has been supporting LVM for years)05:58
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minghuatrue, I am only saying "to me", doesn't mean it's not correct for the target audience05:59
Burgundaviayes05:59
Burgundaviabut in the context of that notice, LVM is fringe05:59
LaserJockI think the bigger issue is upgrades06:00
LaserJockyou can only use the Alternate disc for upgrades06:00
lifelessthe automatic removal of lvm is disconcerting :)06:00
minghuaI don't know others, but I am advocating LVM to every linux users I know in real life06:01
lifelessminghua: evms06:02
lifelessminghua: easier to use than lvm, though it needs love too. And we're heading for some slick evms support in fisty06:02
minghualifeless: does that mean the default feisty kernel will support evms?06:03
lifelessminghua: the default edgy kernel supports evms06:04
lifelessminghua: as does dapper06:04
minghuaanyway I think I'll stick to lvm though :-)06:04
minghualifeless: oh sorry.  I am on debian now06:04
lifelessminghua: well, thats your problem :)06:04
lifelessyou can upgrade easily though.06:05
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lifelessevms in debian should work fine though06:05
minghualifeless: oh really?  what does the description of your evms package on edgy say?  ;-)06:06
minghuaI think that's your problem now, isn't it? :-P06:06
lifelessminghua: whatever drugs you are on, I want some06:07
lifelessapt-get install evms-ncurses; evmsn06:07
minghualifeless: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/evms/2.5.5-1806:09
minghua"In order to make full use of it, you must use a kernel which includes the EVMS patch, available in the linux-patch-evms package."06:09
minghualifeless: when people hear about a software they never heard of, they apt-get show it first, not apt-get install it06:09
minghuaand I would have been turned down by that description completely06:10
minghuawhether the kernel really support it or not is probably irrelevant06:10
minghuaOr am I missing anything here?06:11
joejaxxi wonder why me downloading all of main never works :(06:11
lifelessminghua: the kernel has the patch in it06:15
lifelesswell, I'm having network issues06:16
lifelessso will disappear soon.06:16
lifelessanyhow, the *ubuntu* kernel has evmsn in it, and I'm pretty sure the debian one does too.06:16
lifelessand has had for ages. File a bug on evms about the description if you like06:16
minghualifeless: I said whether the kernel really support it is irrelevant06:17
joejaxxanyone know any other repository sync tools other than debmirror?06:17
minghualifeless: and for now I can't care less about evms, so I won't bother filing a bug06:17
lifelessminghua: not really, I think you should assume that if something is packaged, everything it needs is already present and ready to go06:18
lifelessI think the reason tha tthe text is there in the package details is so that folk running their own kernel dont get into trouble06:18
minghualifeless: I tend to believe in package description a lot06:18
lifelessjoejaxx: rsync ?06:19
joejaxxlifeless: i only want main and restricted06:19
joejaxxi am going to have them on my laptop06:20
StevenKjoejaxx: debmirror?06:21
lifelessjoejaxx: oh, hmm, I dont know06:21
joejaxxStevenK: i use debmirror now06:21
joejaxxbut it fails06:21
minghualifeless: to be fair linux-patch-evm package says most recent kernel shouldn't need the patch, but I still think it's wrong for evms to mention that if the default shipped kernel doesn't need a patch06:21
joejaxxand i have to keep running it over and over06:21
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StevenKjoejaxx: The mirror you're pulling from is not up to snuff?06:21
joejaxxi am pulling from archive.ubuntu.com06:22
StevenKOdd.06:22
lifelessminghua: I disagree, its useful to make sure folk can run their own custom kernel safely06:24
LaserJockyeah, except I would have done the same thing "Ugg, I need a custom kernel, no thanks"06:24
minghualifeless: no problem.  I am not an evms user, so my opinion is not important06:24
lifelessminghua: well, its not about evms per se, its about what information the package description should include.06:25
lifelessI think the evms package should note that the patch is required *if* a custom kerenel is being used.06:25
minghualifeless: what I meant is we can agree to disagree.  If I maintain a package that needs kernel support, I won't mention it in the package description if the default kernel has the support06:26
minghualifeless: I'll put the warning about custom kernel in README.Debian instead06:26
lifelessminghua: do you maintain any such packages today ?06:26
minghualifeless: or maybe even do something special in the maintainer script to detect custom kernel / necessary kernel support06:27
minghualifeless: no.  I've said my opinion is not important06:27
lifelessminghua: I'm not treating it as important or not. I'm trying to ensure that if/when you introduce such a package you supply what our users probably need.06:29
minghualifeless: by "our users" you mean "ubuntu users"?06:29
lifelessno06:29
minghuathen I disagree.  I expect debian users to read /usr/share/doc/<package>/README.Debian06:30
lifelessyou have said you use debian, and I get the impression you are not a motu, rather you do debian development. So I'm meaning 'any user of the debian family of distributions'06:30
minghuaand I also said, the best way is probably auto-detect the necessary kernel feature06:30
minghualifeless: I am a MOTU.  I am also maintaining packages in Debian.06:31
lifelessputting it in th emaintainer script is not a good idea because the kernel can be upgraded/switched with no notification to your package.06:31
lifelessyou could try to get some sort of run-parts .d directory for installation of kernel patches to allow you to check when  a kernel is installed but that will still fail to find locally built and not packaged kernels06:31
minghualifeless: good point.  maybe a wrapper script for the binary then06:31
minghuaI mean do run-time checking (if that is possible at all)06:32
lifelessi dont expect users of my packages to read README.Debian, even though I strive to make it useful.06:32
minghualifeless: I do, for Debian users.  that's why I said we can agree to disagree06:32
lifelessminghua: that is only useful and sane if your package will not cause a boot failure when the kernel patch is missing06:33
lifelessminghua: you expect it, but, I'll take any social bet you like that < 10% of debian users *who are not contributors* even know that that file exists.06:33
Simon80indeed, I think if a message is that helpful, better to make it salient than to let users learn the hard way that they needed something06:34
minghualifeless: and my opinion is that they deserve the boot failure.  it's not a very good attitude, I know.  but I am just annoyed by too many clueless users06:34
Simon80ok, see, if you're sociopathic like that, you shouldn't be making these decisions06:35
Simon80cause you're packaging for users, not for yourself06:35
lifelessminghua: its a pretty poor attitude ... "Our priorities are our users and free software06:35
lifeless"06:35
minghuathe package I maintain has a 4.3K gzipped README.Debian by the way06:35
lifelessnow thats my opinion :)06:35
Simon80thing is, there's no disadvantage to including a quick warning about something in the description06:36
Simon80even if it includes a recommendation to read README.debian06:36
lifelessminghua: I'm glad you write documentation; I think thats very important.06:37
minghuaI still think if the default kernel supports the package well, it's not necessary to put the warning in the package description06:37
minghuabut of course I see the point of the other side06:37
Simon80the other thing to do would be to ensure that there's a central place to read about maintaining a custom kernel in Ubuntu, and that it mentions these things to watch out for06:38
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minghuaand to be honest and blunt, if someone jump out and say: "your attitude is wrong, I'll maintain this package and be nicer to users", I think I'll be happy to give up the maintainership as long as he/she is technically competent06:39
Simon80well, you'll note that I didn't say I'd maintain it for you... I was talking about the decision06:39
minghuaso lifeless, it's really not much point trying to persuade me, and I doubt you can :-)06:40
Simon80as in, some sort of have my cake and eat it too scenario where I give you my 2 cents but don't do any work ;)06:40
minghuaSimon80: I am not maintaining any kernel-related package now, and not likely in near future, so for that part you can stop worrying :-)06:41
Simon80haha06:41
lifelesshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/evms/+bug/7145406:41
Simon80I think the bottom line is that if users are going to benefit from the message being there, without it harming anyone else, it should be there06:41
UbugtuMalone bug 71454 in evms "package description is intimidating" [Undecided,Unconfirmed] 06:41
lifelessgnight06:41
minghuafor the packages I do maintain, I will treat such opinion more seriously if it comes with a patch to my package description06:41
Simon80night06:42
minghualifeless: night06:43
Simon80I agree.. but at the same time it takes you less effort to produce a patch than them, they have to apt-get source the package... I suppose that's not huge, but I know I file less bugs because of the effort involved in filing06:43
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Simon80and that's not to say I'm lazy, I've gone the other way and bistected a kernel issue06:44
Simon80turns out someone had figured out which commit it was already :(06:44
Simon80but I was afraid, it was in vanilla 2.6.18 and I didn't want the next release of ubuntu to make my computer unusable06:44
Simon80or release after next..06:45
Simon80to be clear, it was in both 18 and 1706:45
Simon80hence my saying the next release06:45
minghuaSimon80: no, a new description is perfectly qualified as a patch06:45
Simon80fair enough06:46
Simon80I could do that06:46
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minghuaSimon80: it's basically "if I do the work I gets to make the decision" attitude, not a very nice one, but IMO a fair one06:46
Simon80err, you're condraticting yourself06:47
Simon80contradicting* lol06:47
minghuaSimon80: how?06:47
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Simon80I mean, what I take that to mean is, it's not a very nice attitude, but I can get away with it by claiming it's fair06:47
minghuaSimon80: by fair I mean "if the other people have the same attitude, I am okay with that"06:48
Simon80you can go ahead and assert that you should make the decision if you maintain the package, but only if you think that's a "nice" attitude06:48
Simon80ah06:48
minghuaSimon80: I still don't understand your last sentence06:51
minghuaEnglish is not my native language, so bear with me :-)06:51
Simon80oh, yeah, that is kind of unclear... I mean that if you don't think it's a nice attitude, don't adopt it06:52
minghuaokay, s/nice/kind/, is that better?06:52
Simon80maybe06:53
minghuaI really wanted to mean "not the best attitude one can have"06:53
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minghuaand I did use "very" :-)06:54
Simon80yeah, that's what I thought: if you don't think it's the best attitude, shouldn't you try to adopt a better one?06:58
minghuahmm, this is a bit off-topic, but since nobody else is talking here -- :-P07:03
LaserJockhehe07:03
minghuathe problem is, I have this attitude so that I feel more comfortable07:03
minghuaif I try to have the best attitude to every user, I put much more work and stress onto myself07:04
minghuaand since I do package maintaining work in my free time, I want to do it in a way I feel comfortable07:05
minghuaI am not a "sweet person" in real life either (hope that's the correct expression)07:06
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Simon80I understand what you mean07:06
minghuanow I'll shut up as Hobbsee is here :-P07:06
Simon80lol @ LaserJock07:06
Simon80haha07:06
Simon80yeah, seriously, perfect timing to miss the topic of conversation07:07
Hobbseeminghua: hah!   what was said?07:07
Hobbseedo tell :)07:08
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Simon80pastebin it, lol07:08
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LaserJockminghua: I know where you are coming from a little bit07:08
Hobbseemind you, fabbione's bot will update soon - so you may as well pastebin it07:08
minghuaHobbsee: nothing, I was just kidding when mentioning you.  it's about my attitude to users of my package07:08
LaserJockyou kinda gotta get a little jaded07:08
Simon80yeah07:08
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Simon80he was just saying that if he maintains a package he reserves the right to make a decision about it even if users disagree... correct me if I'm wrong07:09
minghuaget jaded?  sorry I don't understand that07:09
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Hobbseeawww :(07:10
Hobbseefair enough07:10
minghuaSimon80: if _some_ users disagree, but yeah basically that's correct07:10
crimsunheh, one of the things I struggle with is not becoming jaded. This distro is user-driven, so I make a much more concerted effort to make sure the users come first.07:10
Simon80minghua: jaded would be pretty much what you said, equivalent to getting fed up07:10
Simon80with dealing with user concerns and what not07:10
Simon80I mean, I'm not saying that you don't care about users, lol07:11
Simon80I have foot in mouth disease07:11
minghuathat must be a slang?  as dictionary.cambridge.org doesn't list jade as a verb07:11
Simon80no, it's not a verb07:11
Simon80it's an adjective - jaded07:11
Simon80like fed up07:11
Simon80nobody feeds you up or anything, lol07:12
minghuahmm so jaded has nothing to do with jade...07:12
Hobbseecorrect07:12
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crimsunit's a bit more long-term and hypercritical than simply being exasperated07:12
Hobbseeminghua: apart from the fact that you turn the colour of jade, when you're jaded :P07:12
Hobbseeminghua: where are you from?07:12
minghuaHobbsee: China07:12
Hobbseeminghua: oh yeah, right :)07:13
Hobbseeminghua: guess you would learn new words quite often thru here then - weird ones07:13
Hobbseeand some cursings :P07:13
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Simon80lol07:13
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Simon80I had to stop and think about that for a sec though07:14
Hobbseethey had no idea what it meant.  at which point i went.  uh...okay...damn07:14
Simon80fast fourier screwup07:15
Hobbseehaha07:15
Hobbseeyes. exactly.07:15
Simon80......though chances are, that's the problem, there's so many TLAs that people try to guess something technical07:15
minghuaHobbsee: oh by the way, what does turning the color of green mean?  angry?07:16
Hobbseeminghua: um, usually jealous07:17
Hobbseeminghua: red is angry07:17
minghuaas you see, Chinese use different colors of face when describe emotions07:17
Hobbseelike how fire looks angry, and that's red :P07:17
Hobbseeyeah, i vaguely remembered that they did07:17
minghuaHobbsee: and turning color of jade would be same as green, no?07:18
Hobbseei was joking07:18
Hobbseebut presumably07:18
minghuagood to know :-)07:18
Hobbseejade is a blue-green colour07:18
minghuayeah, that part I know, we have plenty of jade stones in China :-)07:18
Hobbseeahh :)07:18
minghuain Chinese angry is turning white I think07:19
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minghuawhile jealousy is eyes turning green, not face07:19
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Hobbseeminghua: here, turning white would be fearful/scared, i expect.07:20
minghuaand face turning green means emaciated07:21
Simon80sick07:21
minghuayeah, scared is turning white too07:21
minghualet me do a little bit googling07:21
Simon80emaciated is "To make or become extremely thin, especially as a result of starvation."07:21
Simon80from the american heritage dictionary07:21
Hobbseeahhh07:22
Simon80via thefreedictionary07:22
minghuaI am really not sure about my Chinese any more after staying in US for five years...07:22
Simon80ah, you're not actually IN china right now07:22
minghuaSimon80: true, I know what emaciated mean.  I should have said "face being green means emaciated"07:22
Simon80would you even be able to connect to this channel in there? I mean, that's too much free speech I would reckon07:22
minghuaoh, we have plenty of free speech on IRC ;-)07:23
Simon80they don't mind that?07:23
minghuayou just don't have free speech on national newspapers07:23
Simon80and I mean mind in both senses of the word, hehe07:23
Simon80ah07:23
minghuaSimon80: and yes, we can connect abroad IRC servers just fine, there is even a #debian-zh channel here (although not everyone there are from China, it's really Debian _Chinese_, the language)07:24
Simon80yeah07:25
Simon80like, dealing with the chinese version of debian, not the chinese users07:25
minghuaheh07:26
Hobbseeminghua: does that mean that you're free to use ubuntu/debian/whatever, no matter what the papers say?  or is it more censored than taht?07:26
minghuaHobbsee: what does the papers say?  you do realize that western news agencies have their propaganda too, don't you?07:27
Simon80yeah, for sure07:28
Simon80specially in the US07:28
minghuaas for the computer operating system, yes, Chinese users are absolutely free to use whatever OS he/she likes07:28
Hobbseeminghua: no idea.  and quite likely07:28
Hobbseeminghua: no idea how bad it is in australia07:28
Simon80not that I'm saying it doesn't happen outside it, I just mean that if you're living there, chances are your perspective is formed mostly on the crazy politics that occur in the states07:28
minghua(sometimes even more free than western users, as China is infamous for its pirating versions of Windows :-P)07:29
Hobbseehaha ;D07:29
Simon80yeah, that's bad though, you still suffer from vendor lockin if you pirate it07:30
Simon80so really, those people are shooting themselves in the foot07:30
Simon80one of the saddest things to observe is government officials of some african countries vehemently shilling for microsoft07:31
Simon80like, very strongly taking their side07:31
minghuafrom what I see and hear, the only freedom Chinese citizens really need but don't have are two:07:31
minghua1. to express the opinions, especially the one against what the government says, on public media07:32
Burgundaviacan we take this very political topic elsewhere?07:32
Burgundavialike -offtopic?07:32
minghua2. the right to sue/object the established law and government07:32
HobbseeBurgundavia: then again, i'ts hardly creating flames - if it's in -offtopic, it will07:32
minghuasure07:32
HobbseeBurgundavia: i'd be of the opinion that this is more of a "tell us what it's like, having been there yourself"07:33
BurgundaviaHobbsee: it is also about the poor people having to parse teh logs07:33
minghuaI am in -offtopic now if anyone wants to continue discussion07:33
Hobbseetrue07:33
Simon80I'm not07:34
Simon80:)07:34
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LutinHay09:05
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Burgundaviaok, the forums scare me09:55
crimsunI was just musing that visiting www.videolan.org displays a prominent "Download Now for Ubuntu Linux" that references our universe repo, but then I realised the code probably checks the user agent09:56
Burgundaviatry hacking your user agent string and see what happens09:58
crimsunI confirmed by using lynx :-)09:59
Burgundaviayep09:59
crimsunthat's still pretty cool09:59
Burgundaviacan we do arch detection with that?09:59
Simon80yes09:59
Simon80...09:59
Simon80I may have spoke too soon10:00
Simon80no10:00
Simon80maybe10:00
Simon80I mean10:00
Burgundaviashucks10:00
Simon80bottom line is nevermind, I'm clueless, haha10:00
Burgundaviawe need to figure out a better way to downloading Ubuntu10:00
Burgundaviaa windows program that bundled an ISO burned would rock10:00
Burgundaviaburner, rather10:01
crimsunit'd be awesome if Nvidia graphics cards included some such in their retail boxes10:01
Simon80you'd be able to maybe use mac os to say use ppc10:01
Simon80why nvidia cards?10:01
crimsunjust a random musing from a few of the blogs on planet.uc10:02
Simon80Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/20060601 Firefox/2.0 (Ubuntu-edgy)10:02
Simon80arch is there10:02
crimsunapparently there was an Nvidia demo or whatnot at the same time as UDS10:02
Simon80so yeah, we can do i386 and amd6410:02
Simon80and prolly ppc10:02
Simon80depending on the level of detail in those strings10:03
Burgundaviasafari says PPC10:03
BurgundaviaMozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/418.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/419.310:04
Burgundaviawindows just says windows, but that is not an issue10:05
Burgundaviacool, that code is entirely js10:06
Burgundavia"Haha Mac OS 9 is dead! (if you\\\'re not using Mac OS 9 ... please write us a mail so we can fix this OS detection script)"10:07
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Burgundaviaanybody with a PPC or amd64 machine handy?10:25
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YagisanBurgundavia, I have an amd64 box - why ?11:34
Burgundaviacan you go to ubuntu.ca/test.html11:36
Burgundaviawhat do you see?11:36
YagisanBurgundavia, that I need to enable javascript first ;)11:37
Burgundaviaright11:37
YagisanBurgundavia, Download Now for x8611:37
Burgundaviais there a way I can catch that?11:37
YagisanDownload for Other Platforms11:37
Burgundaviahmm11:38
Burgundaviaoh, wait11:38
YagisanBurgundavia, you won't be  able to tell if javascript is disabled, so IIRC you make a static page, and have javascript rewite it11:38
YagisanBurgundavia, that way you cater for the noscript users11:39
Burgundaviaright11:39
YagisanBurgundavia, I'd tell you how, but its been 4 years since I did www work, so I've forgotten how11:39
Burgundaviatry now11:39
YagisanBurgundavia, Download Now for amd6411:40
YagisanBurgundavia, I'll test in Konq now11:40
Burgundaviaperfect11:40
Yagisanworks there too11:41
Burgundaviathink I am ready for wider testing11:41
YagisanBurgundavia, I see nothing in lynx11:43
Burgundavialynx is not really a target audience11:44
Burgundavialikely doesn't do javascript11:44
Yagisanconsider lynx your javascript disabled user, or blind users11:45
Burgundaviayep11:47
BurgundaviaI wanted to test that bit of the code first11:47
Burgundavianow I am writing a production version11:47
Yagisanah, the joys of google11:48
Burgundaviaoh?'11:50
Yagisanlooking for books on 'C' and get results for C#11:51
Yagisangoogle code search is certainly useful11:52
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palskiriivinrauta12:48
palskidamn :)12:49
Q-FUNKvr paikka12:49
palskiQ-FUNK: jep :)12:50
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bddebianHeya gang03:11
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shawarmaI'm about to package a python module, but I'm a bit put off by the new policy, pycentral and python-support...  Is there a good beginner's guide to python packaging?04:20
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lastnodeshawarma, debian python policy?04:25
shawarmalastnode: yes04:26
lastnodeshawarma, read that?04:26
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giskardhttp://wiki.debian.org/DebianPython/NewPolicy04:26
sugerhello04:27
giskardyou can find example on this page04:27
shawarmalastnode: Yes. Not very helpful, if you ask me. It's kind of like pointing people at Debian Policy to get them started on packaging.04:28
shawarmagiskard: Now *that* looks useful.04:28
shawarmagiskard: thank you.04:28
lastnodeshawarma, what i meant was giskard's link, sorry if it wasn't clear enough04:28
lastnode:-)04:28
shawarmalastnode: Ah, ok. http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/python-policy/   <--- that's the actual policy04:29
lastnodeshawarma, yes, realized that's what shows up when you google for debian python policy. :-) sorry04:35
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Adri2000phanatic: ping04:44
phanaticAdri2000: pong04:44
Adri2000phanatic: you saw that there is a new version of sysinfo?04:45
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phanaticAdri2000: yeah, i was notified by upstream, but didn't have the time for it last week (university), but i'll have look at it today or tomorrow...04:45
Adri2000ok :)04:46
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Adri2000anyone of the SRU team present?05:13
siretartAdri2000: depends...05:14
siretart;)05:15
Adri2000siretart: I'm trying to fix the bug #56320, if it works what do you think about uploading it to edgy?05:16
UbugtuMalone bug 56320 in webdeveloper "does not work with Firefox 2.0 beta" [Unknown,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5632005:16
bhalei dont think we should be packaging extensions in general05:18
Adri2000but now it exists :p and it comes from debian05:18
siretarthm. it doesn't have any reverse build deps, nor any reverse deps05:21
siretartso it looks safe to me05:22
siretartAdri2000: do you think you find 5 tester who can confirm your package works?05:23
Adri2000yeah, I will try, but first it must work on my computer :p05:24
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phanaticAdri2000: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=340905:42
Adri2000:)05:43
phanaticAdri2000: i had a couple of free minutes ;)05:43
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rvalleshi hi06:24
Adri2000does someone know if the location of the firefox extensions have changed since firefox 2 ?06:25
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_plameni_cuo sam da vam se mame satiru06:26
_plameni_od kurca06:26
rvallesWesnoth needs updated packages (ubuntu has 1.1.8 -> beta, wesnoth is at 1.1.12 -> 1.2 rc2)06:28
rvallesmore than anything else because they changed network stuff inbetween, network games <1.1.11 is broken against >=1.1.1106:28
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Sp4rKyhi06:47
Toadstool'morning everybody06:48
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Sp4rKyhi Toadstool06:50
Sp4rKyhow are you ?06:50
Toadstoolhey Sp4rKy06:51
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Toadstooli'm alright, you?06:51
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Sp4rKyfine06:55
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Q-FUNKBug #7152107:24
UbugtuMalone bug 71521 in upgrade-system "Could not install libc6_2.4-1ubuntu12_i386.deb" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7152107:24
Q-FUNKexactly how do users get that package hint?07:24
Q-FUNKI keep on getting bug reports against upgrade-system that are really mean for update-manager.07:25
minghuaI believe users fill in the binary package hint themselves07:25
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Q-FUNKin this particular case, the log that the user pasted explicitely stated to file a bug against update-manager.07:26
minghuasomething like "LP ask for the package name, user gives a binary package name, LP find out what source package generates that binary package, file the bug against the source package, and leave the user input as the package hint"07:26
minghuaQ-FUNK: just reassign :-)07:27
Q-FUNKI get a few of these every week.07:27
Q-FUNKIt's getting tiresome.07:27
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minghuaQ-FUNK: I have a possible theory...07:34
minghuaQ-FUNK: go to https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/+package, choose ubuntu as distribution, click on the "Choose..." link on the package name line07:34
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minghuaQ-FUNK: type upgrade-manager in the pop-up window, nothing07:35
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minghuaQ-FUNK: user gets confused and try again with upgrade, this time there are three choices07:36
Q-FUNKupdate07:36
Q-FUNKit's update-manager07:36
minghuaoh07:36
Q-FUNKmine is upgrade-system07:37
minghuad'oh07:37
minghuamany user must think the same way as I do then :-P07:37
Q-FUNKall it requires is pasting the name of the package reported by the error log.07:38
Q-FUNKThe upgrade aborts now. Please report this bug against the 'update-manager' package and include the files in /var/log/dist-upgrade/ in the bugreport.07:38
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minghuabut it's really easy to misread that as upgrad-manager...07:41
minghua:-P07:41
Q-FUNKI guess07:42
Q-FUNKhee, I let copy/paste do these things for me07:42
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Simon80ah09:11
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pianoboy3333What's in an orig.tar.gz?09:24
Simon80the original sources from upstream09:24
pianoboy3333with a debian folder...?09:25
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pianoboy3333or just the source source09:25
pygipianoboy3333, the original source from upstream means without debian :P09:26
pianoboy3333oh09:26
pianoboy3333right... I knew that09:26
Simon80unless upstream debianised it I guess?09:26
Simon80I mean, what if you're upstream and you wanna debianise it, should that go in your cvs and in orig?09:27
giskardwe should not use upstream debian/09:27
giskardmost of the time is really buggy09:27
Simon80hehe, yeah, but I mean, if _I'm_ in upstream, and I do it right, lol09:28
pygigiskard, unless someone really knows how to package it ;)09:28
giskardpygi, "most of the time" :)09:28
pianoboy3333well09:28
pianoboy3333I mean'09:28
pygigiskard, :P09:28
pianoboy3333if you uupdate a source from apt-get source, what should your orig be... the gunzip you uupdated with?09:28
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giskardpianoboy3333,  dunno, i'd  not put in09:29
pianoboy3333not put what in?09:29
Simon80..yeah09:29
Simon80I'd say yes?09:29
pianoboy3333ok09:29
Simon80but I've never used uupdate yet09:29
Simon80:)09:29
pianoboy3333really?09:29
Simon80yeah, I'm new here, haha09:29
pianoboy3333wow, you're 133709:29
Simon80no, just fresh09:29
Simon80haven't done an upstream update yet09:29
Simon80only done one deb package09:29
pianoboy3333oh, lol09:30
Simon80I've done ebuilds09:30
Simon80and rpm, I made an upstream makefile target to generate rpm packages09:30
pianoboy3333I've never packaged anything for the universe... I come here for deb help09:30
Simon80yeah09:30
pianoboy3333I just package things for personal use09:30
Simon80ah09:30
Simon80need links to howtos?09:30
pianoboy3333no, no, I'm good with that stuff09:31
Simon80I mean, ubuntu howtos09:31
pianoboy3333? for submitting stuff?09:31
pianoboy3333no thanks09:31
Simon80like, getting a gpg key into the strong set, REVU, yeah09:31
pianoboy3333the strong set?09:31
Simon80hehe, if you want to upload your own packages, you need a trusted gpg key09:31
pianoboy3333oh, right09:32
pianoboy3333I have a gpg...09:32
pianoboy3333I understand09:32
Simon80which means having someone with a trusted key signing your key after meeting you in person09:32
pianoboy3333if I everwanted to one day, there's stuff in yelp09:32
Simon80trusted = strong set of keys09:32
pianoboy3333right09:33
pianoboy3333I need bash help right now.... a config script failed... holy crap09:33
Simon80....just look in config.log09:33
Simon80that's not bash, anyhow09:33
Simon80it's sh09:33
Simon80no point making a portability script in a nonportable shell right?09:33
pianoboy3333true...?09:34
pianoboy3333lol09:34
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pianoboy3333Simon80: ./configure: line 9230: syntax error near unexpected token `;;'09:35
pianoboy3333./configure: line 9230: `       ;;'09:35
Simon80oh, that's no good09:35
pianoboy3333yea....09:35
Simon80whose script is it?09:35
pianoboy3333clamav....09:36
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pianoboy3333vers 0.88.609:37
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superm1hey, any MOTU's hanging around right now that feeling like a revu'ing mood :)?10:57
pygisuperm1, I can help with advising, but I'm no MOTU10:57
superm1well I submitted ivtv-firmware to revu.  Its based off of the flash plugin installer in main, but set up to grab the ivtv firmware from ivtvdriver.org10:58
minghua... flash plugin installer in main?10:58
minghuaI thought it's in multiverse?10:59
superm1i thought it was in main.... there is a flash plugin installer10:59
pygisuperm1, nah, multiverse10:59
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pygiminghua, it is10:59
superm1oh well my bad then there10:59
minghuapygi: good, thanks10:59
pygiminghua, that would be a serious glitch :P10:59
superm1hehe10:59
superm1well nonetheless, its basically modified to fit grabbing the ivtv firmware and doing the same thing10:59
pygisuperm1, then it's suitable only for multiverse11:00
plugwashbtw what are the criteria for getting into ubuntus "restricted" section?11:00
Burgundaviaplugwash: restricted is basically supported multiverse11:01
Burgundaviarestricted means it is non-free yet also critical to the running of Ubuntu11:01
Simon80so, you're not getting in there11:01
crimsunusually that means hardware->kernel.11:01
Burgundaviayes11:01
Burgundaviadrivers of all sorts live in restricted11:01
superm1well i was hoping to get ivtv into restricted eventually too11:02
superm1but it can live in multiverse for now11:03
superm1the license that ivtvdriver.org has doesnt allow the firmware itself to sit on our repos though11:03
superm1only on ivtvdriver.org and letting the user wget it11:03
crimsunthen it can't enter restricted.11:03
superm1well not the firmware itself11:03
superm1but the ivtv driver can11:03
superm1right?11:03
crimsundoes the driver function without the firmware?11:03
superm1it will load without the firmware11:04
superm1but it just wont capture video until you install it11:04
crimsunremember that restricted is distributed on CDs and thus must be redistributable from a Canonical-hosted server.11:04
superm1ivtv itself is GPL and shouldnt have any troubles with that11:05
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crimsunif the driver is non-functional without the firmware, that kills its inclusion11:05
superm1there is an option though for the firmware to be redistributed still though if we wanted to host it.  the windows drivers are allowed to be redistributed, and the firmware can be extracted from them during the package build11:05
Burgundavianot really. Looki at bcm43xx11:05
crimsundoes the native bcm43xx require firmware?11:07
crimsunerr, not-included firmware, that is11:08
Burgundaviayes11:08
superm1well i thought it supplied a utility to take the firmware from windows drivers too11:08
Burgundaviathat is what fwcutter is for11:08
Burgundaviaapparently negotations with broadcom have gone nowhere11:08
crimsunhmm, isn't there a thread on this ivtv issue?11:08
superm1well i've been talking to axel thimm about it11:08
crimsunsomeone raised in on kernel-team@ a while ago iirc11:09
crimsunraised it^11:09
superm1he has been negotiating with hauppauge11:09
superm1about getting the firmware as redistributable11:09
Simon80thing with broadcom is that if linksys et al haven't released drivers for those chips, they're violating the gpl11:09
superm1but its going nowhere until conexant settles.  so for now he has a license to host it on his site for end user redistribution only11:09
superm1so then having a firmware installer sitting in multiverse like i have on revu - is this doable for now?11:12
crimsuna wget/curl thing? yes.11:14
crimsuncf. flashplugin-nonfree11:14
crimsun& msttcorefonts11:14
superm1yea just like that11:14
superm1i based it off flashplugin-nonfree11:14
superm1this is it: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=339611:15
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