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amnesiare12:21
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amnesiapbuilder doesn't want to build my package, probably because it has - in the name12:23
amnesiais that normal? -dev packages have - too12:23
Lathiat- is fine, whats the error?12:24
amnesiaI have an output of ~15 lines from it, where should I paste it12:24
amnesiadpkg-deb: building package `ircp-tray' in `../ircp-tray_0.6.1-1_i386.deb'.12:24
amnesiatar: -: file name read contains nul character12:24
amnesiathese should suffice too..12:24
Lathiathrm not sure sorry12:25
amnesiathe .deb is not created, but everything else seems to be okay12:25
geseramnesia: I've seen the warning from tar also sometimes but it did build12:26
geserit must be something else12:26
amnesiageser: okay, but no errors afterwards12:26
geserhave you looked in /var/cache/pbuilder/results/ for the debs?12:27
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Lathiatannoys me hunting for deb sin /results/12:27
amnesiageser is right12:27
amnesiabut why did it tell me to look in ../12:27
Lathiatthat path is not relative to where you starrt12:28
amnesiagrrrr12:28
geserit's from inside the chroot12:28
amnesiaor as the french say. aarrrrggh12:28
geserthey get copied to results before the chroot is destroyed12:28
amnesia(from a king of queens episode)12:28
amnesiaso it actually realy built, thanks12:28
amnesianow to upload to REVU, and have somebody doublecheck it...12:29
amnesiado I really need to do only: dput -P ircp-tray_0.6.1-1_source.changes12:30
gesermake sure you upload to revu and not the archive :)12:31
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amnesiaI don't think I can do that12:32
amnesiafirst timer here12:33
amnesiaok I ctrl-c'ed the last upload and it doesn't like me now... :)12:34
geseras I didn't upload to revu myself yet, I can't help you12:34
amnesiaok, thanks anyway12:34
Adri2000amnesia: what is the problem?12:35
rmjbcheck your /etc/dput.cf file, make sure [revu]  is the default12:35
amnesiaUploading via ftp ircp-tray_0.6.1-1.dsc: Error '553 Could not create file12:35
amnesiarmjb: it is thanks12:35
Adri2000hmm12:35
amnesiaAdri2000: it suggests to use dcut12:36
amnesiatrying..12:36
Adri2000I don't know what dcut is12:36
Adri2000but you can try dput -f12:36
amnesiasame12:36
rmjbumm... you've added your key to the revu uploaders?12:38
amnesiaNote: This problem might be caused by files already existent on the server.12:38
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amnesiaFor the official Debian upload queues, the dcut(1) utility can be used to remove stale files from unsuccessful uploads.12:39
amnesiathat doesn't help either...ok, Google12:39
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amnesiaLaserJock: what happens when I cancelled an upload an getting the above messages12:43
amnesiaI should be able to overwrite it somehow I guess12:43
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amnesiashit it's getting late, bye12:47
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VoXguess he forgot about the time12:49
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TRiBiXhi!01:19
crimsun...and "Uninterupted [sic]  Ubuntu-holic Joy Time" is why he's part of the MOTU trinity01:20
TRiBiXi've change the shortcut keys and now the down key doesn't work01:20
TRiBiXany solution?01:20
crimsunTRiBiX: I'm sorry, to what packaging does that issue pertain?01:21
LaserJocksorry about the spelling01:21
ajmitchwe can forgive you, LaserJock 01:21
LaserJockI'd feel much more like a PhD candidate if I could spell properly01:22
LaserJock;-)01:22
LaserJockit's kinda hard to sound all impressive with such horrible spelling and grammar01:22
ajmitchdon't worry, the weight of your words resounds throughout IRC & beyond01:23
LaserJockhahaha01:23
LaserJockwhat a joke01:23
LaserJockI do what I can, and probably more then I should01:24
TRiBiXcrimsun ubuntu6.0601:24
LaserJockthere are imminently more qualified people to do most of the things I do01:24
ajmitchnot I01:24
LaserJockbut somebodie's got to do the real work01:24
crimsunTRiBiX: I mean what specific portion of the packaging for that app?01:24
Simon80hey, anyone know how to get ld to find a library... say,  -llua50, if it's missing a .so symlink?01:25
ajmitchSimon80: the -dev package should provide it01:25
TRiBiXuf, I'm a beginner in linux, and I'm Spanish01:25
Simon80so then this is a bug?01:25
TRiBiXcrimsun I don't understand you so well01:26
Simon80gonna double check, but I couldn't find a lua-dev package01:26
ajmitchSimon80: if it doesn't, then yes01:26
ajmitchliblua50-dev01:26
Simon80sweet01:26
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Simon80laha, missed that, thanks01:26
Simon80saves me time01:26
ajmitch/usr/lib/liblua50.so01:27
ajmitchit's there01:27
crimsunTRiBiX: are a asking a packaging infrastructure question or a support question? If the latter, please use #ubuntu-es.01:27
Simon80yeah, I didn't know there was a -dev01:27
crimsunTRiBiX: are you asking, rather01:27
Simon80was looking for lua-dev01:27
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ajmitchit should normally be SONAME-dev01:27
ajmitchlike liblu50-dev01:27
ajmitchor often liblua-dev01:27
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TRiBiXcrimsun I changed shortcut key combination using a menu in the taskbar01:29
Simon80yeah, I think it's cause there's a lua package that I figured to look for lua-dev01:29
crimsunTRiBiX: ok, please use #ubuntu-es.01:29
TRiBiXcrimsun ok, thanks much better xD01:32
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proppyhoy !01:36
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LaserJockargg, I just realized I was running Dapper01:49
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ajmitchLaserJock: hm?01:50
ajmitchwhy is that a problem?01:50
LaserJockI thought I was on Edgy01:50
LaserJockit was feisty just yesterday :/01:50
ajmitchnice regressions01:51
ajmitchsoon you'll be running warty01:51
LaserJockI know01:51
LaserJockI've never run warty01:51
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LaserJockI should try it some time. are the .isos still around?01:51
rmjbLaserJock: i take it your got your hacked boxes back up then... even if it's a back in times box01:51
ajmitchprobably on old-releases.u.c01:51
LaserJockwell, it's a fresh install of whatever disk I had around01:52
LaserJockwhich happens to be Dapper01:52
LaserJockapparently01:52
rmjbshippit huh?01:52
ajmitchedgy cds are rare01:52
ajmitchI think they're at the bottom of my suitcase01:52
rmjbI've got one right here... says Pengo on the label :P01:53
LaserJockyeah, I didn't hang out long enough to grab one at Mt. View01:53
ajmitchunfortunate01:53
LaserJockyeah, I was looking forward to it01:53
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havochey01:57
havocchillywilly is on the phone asking me to ask you guys:  is there a kernel header package on the install CD?01:57
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havocI'm gonna guess not01:58
ajmitchno idea, maybe you could check02:00
havocajmitch: heh, you're the guy he said to ask, but I'm guessing not based on:  ftp://mirror.d-jacobs.com/ubuntu/edgy/ubuntu-6.10-desktop-i386.list02:00
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ajmitchI'm not at my box right now, I can't check02:01
theCoreLaserJock, http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/warty/02:02
havochow big is Edgy?02:02
havoclike a full mirror?02:03
havocchillywilly is asking02:03
theCorehavoc, just the main component is around 1.7GB02:03
havocah, that's not bad02:03
theCorehavoc, universe is probably 5-10 times bigger02:04
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havocok, chillywilly's gonna bring a box over, I need to mirror universe for him, where can I rsync it?02:08
havocI can suck down ~20GB in no time02:10
havocok, he's changing his mind again02:10
theCorehavoc, https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+archivemirrors02:10
havoctheCore: thanx :)02:11
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havocchillywilly messed up his server, badly :(02:22
ajmitchpoor chap02:23
havocyeah, gonna be a long night02:23
havoc...fir him02:23
havocfor him02:23
havoche's got a dapper mirror on DVD so I need to get and burn a dapper ISO for him02:24
Simon80a mirror of universe, why didn' I think of that?02:24
havocthe issue is this server has the sangoma T1 card in it02:25
havocand he has to build a wacked driver from source02:25
havocand apparently it's been problematic in the past02:25
Simon80fun02:25
havocand the machine is like an 80lb. Penguin Computing 3U machine, so it's not easily moved, or he'd just bring it here02:26
havocdapper is 6.06?02:26
Simon80yeah02:26
havocok02:26
Simon80sheesh, stupid animal names02:26
Simon80lol02:26
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Simon80my fave is when people say something like I'm using Dapper 6.06 LTS instead of Ubuntu 6.06 LTS, or Ubuntu 6.06 "Dapper Drake" LTS02:27
Simon80I like pbuilder, by the way, it's one thing gentoo doesn't have with ebuilds02:27
Simon80for dep checking02:27
Simon80I just generally love heavily automated things like that, and make distcheck that automake outputs02:28
Simon80automation is hot02:28
Simon80...getting a bit off topic though02:28
havocheh02:28
havocI juest upgraded to 6.10 yesterday, I've been slackin02:29
havocjust02:29
Simon80meh, 6.10 is good and bad02:29
Simon80I don't like it when I can't install it cause of a "No root partition selected" bug02:29
Simon80nor do I like nautilus spinning my cpu time02:29
havocI don't like FF202:29
Simon80I do :)02:29
havocbut I'll learn to deal02:29
Simon80may be slow though, cpu wise, I'm not sure02:30
havocI can't wait for the first Mozilla release of the flash plugin02:32
havocmaybe it won't suck02:32
havoc(now that Adobe gave them access to the source)02:32
Simon80umm... Adobe did no such thing, unless I missed big news02:32
havocthey did02:32
havoca partial release anyway, not full source02:33
Simon80the source share you're probably thinking of involves a javascript interpreter02:33
Simon80NOT flash02:33
havocfor the purposes of producing a more stable flash plugin02:33
havocah, I thought it was for flash02:33
Simon80I did too, for a minute02:33
havocguess not02:33
Simon80but I pay attention to news like that02:33
havocI don't, so I'll take your word for it :)02:34
havocI hate computers ;)02:34
elkbuntuhttp://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/ <--havoc, read second post02:34
Simon80so I read it through, and after a while, I figured out that it wasn't flash... to be fair, it was kind of unclear02:34
havocyay, they gave mozilla access to JS, woopty-fucking-do02:35
Simon80lol, I love it how he bluntly says, NO, they didn't open source flash, they didn't buy out mozilla, they didn't pledge to put Mitchell Baker on the Moon02:35
Simon80cd ffmpeg-0.4.9-pre1 && mkdir -p _inst/lib && ./configure --prefix=`pwd`/_inst && make installlib02:37
Simon80/bin/sh: ./configure: Permission denied02:37
Simon80ignore the dirtiness, all I'm asking is why permission is denied in pbuilder here, but not if I do a straight debuild02:38
jdongSimon80: is configure executable?02:38
jdongin the tarball02:39
Simon80oh, in the tarball? probably02:39
Simon80I really would know if it wasn't, I think02:39
Simon80good point, but I'm doubting it02:39
Simon80nevertheless, that may be a workaround02:39
Simon80screw it, I'll just add sh in front, see if that works around it02:40
jdonghehe :)02:40
Simon80I JUST WANT MY DAMN PACKAGE! lol02:40
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LaserJockphew, just got done with the first meeting with my boss since "the break in"02:41
Simon80physical or network?02:42
LaserJocknetwork02:42
Simon80ow02:43
LaserJockanyway, hopefully tomorrow the uni will unban my nic02:43
Simon80you're employed there?02:43
LaserJockgrad student02:43
Simon80what happened, anyhow?02:43
LaserJockI forgot about a stupid test user I made02:43
LaserJockand normally I don't allow connections from outside the department02:44
LaserJockanyway02:44
jdongI used to question the feasibility of brute-forcing SSH accounts too :)02:44
Simon80yeah?02:44
Simon80indeed, that's kind of shitty, brute-forcing the acct AND pass02:44
jdonguntil my auth.log one day grew to 60MB before rotation :)02:44
LaserJockit's just sad because my boss is one of the bigges proponents of of *nix on campus02:45
jdongfrom then on, I put on fail2ban with every sshd I deploy...02:45
LaserJockand fits the IT guys all the time saying it's more secure02:45
LaserJockthen *I* got and doe something stupid02:45
LaserJocks/doe/do/02:45
Simon80lol, yeah, I'd hate that, i'm a big linux proponent02:45
jdongLaserJock: do they honestly think their windows is any more secure?02:45
LaserJockyep02:45
jdongheh02:45
LaserJockcause they can install all kinda of crap on it to "protect" them02:46
jdongI remember at my high school a few months ago02:46
jdongwe busted a kid with SYSTEM-account access02:46
jdongthe most amusing part is how he did it....02:46
jdongpriviledge escalation in symantec client security :)02:46
Simon80I hate windows so much, so dirty02:46
jdongthe irony...02:46
Simon80the culture is dirty, the fs hierarchy is dirty02:47
Simon80basically the culture02:47
jdongthe worst part is everything you try to do to 'secure' windows backfires :)02:47
LaserJockwell, my boss was nice about it anyway and just said not to let it ever happen again02:47
Simon80it's like a bazaar, without the collaboration, people just do shit, it's this mishmash of crap all pasted onto an OS that is already a mishmash of crap02:47
Simon80so um, what was the acct:pass?02:48
LaserJockwell, they weren't the same, but similar enough02:48
LaserJockthat after attacking the snot out of my computer they got in02:48
LaserJockan auth log is really something to see02:49
Simon80yeah02:49
Simon80shit, my auth.log has fails in it02:49
Simon80what was that fail2ban?02:49
LaserJockwe have an iMac here that I found 1 IP attacking sinc the 15th02:49
jdongSimon80: it looks through auth.log, anyone with >= X failed logins gets an iptables ban :)02:49
Simon80nice02:50
jdongyeah, currently on my home router, there's around 50 IP's blacklisted02:50
Simon80I don't even know how to do that myself02:50
crimsunjdong: addressing your earlier question: 2.6.19's emu10k1 has quite a few capture problems (in addition to the slew of hda-intel ones)02:50
jdong(and those bans lift every 10 minutes)02:50
jdongcrimsun: I see, good to know02:50
Simon80lol02:50
Simon80holy fuck, 50 IPs in 10 mins?02:51
jdongyeah02:51
Simon80that's a lot of brute forcing02:51
jdongthere's days that my connection simply gets flooded with SSH login attempts02:51
jdongmy 5mbit downstream completely saturated02:51
Simon80that's not cool02:51
jdongnot at all02:51
Lathiatreally?02:51
jdongyeah02:51
Lathiati've never seen it that bad02:51
jdongit's terrible02:51
Simon80you should start using some doorman style obfuscation02:51
Lathiati get attempts all the time02:51
Lathiatbut its nothing horrid02:51
Simon80so they don't know you're using ssh02:52
Lathiatcertainly wouldnt use more than about 50-100kbit/s02:52
jdongLathiat: sure the usual attempt here and there, but some bad days....02:52
Lathiati was on dialup.. with a /24 routed down it... that didn't work so well02:52
crimsunterrible is 1000 Mb/s of DDoS at your machine.02:52
Lathiatate the entire link with just noise02:52
Lathiat;p02:52
jdongI've even got a daemon that looks for incoming service abuse and goes out for a new DHCP IP if it gets bad :)02:52
Lathiatheh02:52
jdongthough it's kinda irritating when a LAN system is in the middle of a download :D02:52
Lathiathaha02:52
Lathiatwould be02:52
Lathiatwhy dont you just firewall them? ;p02:53
Lathiati find this usefull:02:53
jdonglol02:53
jdongidn if it's just my ISP, but the network I'm on is hostile02:53
Lathiat$IPT -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -m state --state NEW -m recent --set --name SSH02:53
Lathiat$IPT -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 22 -m state --state NEW -m recent --update --seconds 60 --hitcount 10 --rttl --name SSH -j DROP02:53
Simon80you can't save the bandwidth by firewalling, dude02:53
LathiatSimon80: yer but its no worse than them hitting an ip thats not in use...02:53
jdongI once installed snort on my gateway for kicks02:53
jdongbut had to disable it because it filled up /var too fast :)02:54
Simon80lol02:54
jdongwindows boxes... plug a unpatched SP1 directly to the cable modem, it'll BSOD in less than 15 seconds02:54
jdongand boot up with a few hundred extra desktop icons :)02:54
Simon80lol02:54
Simon80I find that horrible02:54
jdongyeah, it is awful02:55
Simon8015 secs though? you sure? lol02:55
Simon80average, I mean02:55
jdong15 secs tops02:55
Simon80is it that low now?02:55
Simon80that's insane02:55
Simon80that's funny02:55
jdongI've forgotten to unplug the cable a few times when reformatting my XP boxes02:55
Simon80you could have a race, lol02:55
jdongthe setup can't even finish before it's attacked02:55
Simon80what? the setup? you mean like the post reboot stuff, right?02:56
Simon80like, not off the install CD02:56
jdongSimon80: no, off the install CD02:56
jdongSimon80: setup goes out for a DHCP when it detecs the NIC02:56
jdongaround 10 minutes before install usually finishes and goes for the final reboot02:56
Simon80lol, the installer has enough windows on it to get owned then?02:56
jdongyep02:57
Simon80hahaha02:57
Simon80can't say ubuntu's any better, but at least you get something that is as good, not just as insecure02:57
jdongthe most interesting thing you can do is install a good windows IDS like BlackICE and connect the system to the public network02:57
Simon80for the logs?02:57
jdongyou get so many interesting signature hits02:57
jdongI still renew my blackice licenses for that alone :)02:58
LaserJockgeeze, I'm never going to use a network again ;/02:58
Simon80lol02:58
jdong:)02:58
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LaserJockmy gosh, I'm upgrading to edgy at ~ 1.2 M/s03:04
LaserJocknormally it's like 30k03:04
Simon80that's nice, I guess03:04
Simon80you sure you're not pulling from the CD?03:05
Simon80:)03:05
LaserJockyeah03:05
LaserJockI don't have an edgy cd right now03:05
jdongwhee :)03:05
LaserJockI should burn one I suppose03:05
jdongI only get that from my apt-cacher :)03:05
Simon80I tried to share the DVD over NFS to my little sister's machine but it wasn't very reliable03:05
Simon80would stop working every once in a while, interfering with the update03:05
jdongand through all the backporting I've been doing I wouldn't be surprised if my apt-cacher is nearly a complete mirror :D03:06
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LaserJockheh03:06
jdong Requests 19240 (70.63%)03:06
jdongcache hit rate :)03:06
jdong60% for actual packages03:06
Simon80apt-cacher?03:07
Simon80as in a caching proxy repository03:07
Simon80?03:07
jdongSimon80: correct03:08
jdongSimon80: as in I'd specify deb http://gateway/apt-cacher/archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu edgy ......03:09
Simon80is there software for that or is it a custom job?03:09
jdongSimon80: it's in APT03:09
jdongapt-cacher03:09
Simon80ahhh03:09
Simon80cool03:09
jdongit can either register as CGI with apache03:09
jdongor run on its own port 03:09
jdongit's really really handy if you have multiple ubuntu boxes on a LAN03:09
jdongfor backports I have to keep my feisty deb-src pretty fresh and apt-cacher helps prevent me from hammering archive.u.c too much :)03:10
jdongjdong@jdong-laptop:~/src/ktorrent$ ssh server du -sh /var/cache/apt-cacher03:11
jdong1.9G    /var/cache/apt-cacher03:11
jdongactually, the cache is a lot smaller than I expected03:11
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LaserJockoh geeze, Ubuntu Christmas Edition03:18
LaserJock3.2GB DVD based off of Feisty03:19
LaserJockwhat a present :/03:19
jdongLaserJock: so they included emacs?03:19
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LaserJockjdong: not even emacs is that big03:20
LaserJockwell, maybe will all the standard goodies included ;-)03:20
jdong:)03:20
jdongbut I'd actually like a comprehensive ubuntu dvd at times :)03:20
VoX3.2gb?03:20
ajmitchLaserJock: automatix, lots of illegal codec, etc03:20
VoXdamn03:20
jdongajmitch: linux mint is actually a bit handy :D03:21
LaserJockajmitch: automatix bleeder, even arnie said not to use it :-)03:21
ajmitchvarious other things that are illegal to distribute03:21
jdongI want my dang wmv's ;-)03:21
jdong"DHT: Got -4294967295 potential peers for torrent ...."03:23
jdonghmm, gee....03:23
jdongguess the database is taking back some of the peers it gave me over the past year....03:24
VoXheh03:24
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jdongnow, 10 bucks says I won't be able to reproduce this again :)03:24
jdongaha! stupid LAN peer finder03:27
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jdongwait no... unofficial plugin...03:27
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LaserJockheh, this guy said he was finished building a GUI when he got his glade file done :-)03:31
LaserJockthis is so much fun03:31
Simon80lol03:31
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jdongok, swapfiles over smbfs are obviously not smart.....03:32
Simon80lol03:33
Simon80networked swap in general is probably not a great idea, I  would imagine03:33
jdongyou know curiousity just begs you to try it :D03:33
Simon80lol03:34
Simon80I had an NFS home directory at the job before my current03:34
Simon801TB of free space on it too03:35
Simon80not that I used anything more than small amounts of space03:35
LaserJockjdong: heh, I'm glad somebody tests these things03:35
LaserJockand I'm glad it's not me03:35
jdonglol03:35
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LaserJockajmitch: you ever use equivs?03:42
ajmitchnope03:43
LaserJockhmm, this sounds so promising: "NOTE: this should be considered a crude hack to work around awkward situations, not a normal solution."03:43
ajmitchit is a hack03:44
LaserJockapparently it's a hacky way of creating meta packages03:44
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ajmitchyou're basically saying that the package is installed, without the benefits of dpkg tracking the package contents03:44
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LaserJockyeah, I got that part, I just wondered if it spit out a decent beginner's metapackage03:47
ajmitchI think it spits out a binary package with Provides:03:48
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Simon80anyone here using ccache with pbuilder?03:51
Simon80I just got that working... so I feel like spreading the word, because everyone should use ccache, it's that good03:52
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ajmitchSimon80: sure, have been for months03:53
Simon80good stuff03:53
LaserJockhmm, I'm not sure if it would be much help for me03:54
Simon80it's awesome nonetheless03:54
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LaserJocksure03:54
LaserJockI used to use ccache with Gentoo03:55
Simon80yeah, me too03:55
Simon80once I started packaging03:55
ajmitchit's helpful for recompiling packages, like when you make a fix & recompile several times03:55
LaserJockyou're talking to a raging Ubuntu-holic MOTU here03:55
LaserJockI don't recompile03:55
LaserJock;-)03:55
ajmitchah sorry03:56
LaserJockheh03:56
Simon80sure you don't, lol03:56
ajmitchyou don't compile, you just upload & it works every time03:56
LaserJockyep03:56
LaserJockwave my hands over the debdiff03:56
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LaserJock"bugs be GONE!"03:56
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joejaxxanyone here know how to use quilt?03:57
LaserJocknot particularly03:58
joejaxxoh ok03:58
jdongLaserJock: I thought it was "THE POWERS OF APT COMPELL YOU" * 203:58
LaserJockyou should check the patching motu school session though03:58
LaserJockjdong: not necessary, yet03:58
LaserJockif it was a kernel yeah03:58
joejaxxLaserJock: they talk about quilt?03:58
ajmitchbhale: hm?03:59
bhaleajmitch: hm. ;)03:59
bhalekidding03:59
bhaleim playing the spayne03:59
ajmitchbhale: surely you can't be wanting it right now..03:59
LaserJockjoejaxx: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/PatchingSources03:59
ajmitchx86 or amd64?03:59
LaserJockjoejaxx: at the bottom03:59
bhaleajmitch: I could care less :)04:00
ajmitchfigured04:00
bhalewill get it when you upload04:00
bhalei run most things from cvs04:00
LaserJockpitti's patching MOTU School lesson was awesome04:00
ajmitchtonight04:00
bhalelovely04:00
ajmitchpackage is there, I haven't tested the importing though04:00
ajmitchI have to find my camera & cable04:00
LaserJockI have a hard time with cvs04:00
joejaxxLaserJock: thanks :)04:00
LaserJockit's a real drag when you started with bzr and then svn and then cvs04:01
LaserJockjoejaxx: I think I also put that in the Edgy packaging guide, btw04:02
joejaxxah ok04:02
joejaxxi will look at that also04:02
LaserJockwell, it's pretty much the same thing04:02
ajmitchyou should look at that first04:02
LaserJockI don't actually "write" anything04:02
ajmitchpackaging guide is good04:02
LaserJockI just steal from all the dieties04:02
ajmitchLaserJock doesn't need to write, he speaks, and words appear04:02
LaserJockhah04:02
LaserJockif only04:03
LaserJockthat bugger took a lot of time during Dapper04:03
jdongajmitch: I've tried something like that before.... but the words weren't what I spoke....04:03
jdongand to make it work apparently I had to read alice in wonderland to my PC04:03
LaserJockif only I can get the Ubuntu Developer's Reference written  :/04:03
LaserJockit'd be nice to have something solid rather then "what's on the wiki today?"04:05
bhaleyes.04:05
ajmitchover 20 different wiki pages04:06
LaserJockyep04:06
LaserJockwell, I'm hoping Debian converts their Developer's Reference to docbook soon04:07
bhalewe wrote the mono policy in docbook04:07
bhalewell, it was sgml i think04:07
LaserJockas I'm not keen on figuring out how to deal with debiandoc 04:07
bhalesome kind of markup -> transform04:07
bhaleit was easy enough04:07
LaserJockwe use docbook XML for all the docs in the doc team04:08
LaserJockso it's what I know04:08
LaserJockand an docbook version of the Debian Developer's Reference exists04:08
LaserJockbut I don't think they've switched over yet04:08
bhale<!doctype debiandoc public "-//DebianDoc//DTD DebianDoc//EN"> <book>04:08
bhaleif I can write that, you cna too04:08
LaserJockwell, it's not so much writing04:08
LaserJockbut making sure translations, etc. work out ok04:09
bhaleI see04:09
LaserJockI'd like to put it on Rosetta04:09
LaserJocketc.04:09
LaserJockand it also means I can't us the doc teams existing docbook tools04:09
LaserJocknot a big deal but if they are going to docbook it'd make my life a little easier04:09
bhalewe arent that well equipped to help developers who dont speak english04:10
LaserJockyeah04:10
bhalei guess it is nice to read the doc in your own language anyway04:10
joejaxxLaserJock: is there a ubuntu patch?04:10
LaserJockthe packaging guide is completely translated into Korean though :-)04:10
joejaxxthat i can apply to a vanilla kernel?04:10
LaserJockheh04:11
LaserJockhow the heck would I know?04:11
LaserJockI don't know *everything* ;-)04:11
joejaxxoh ok :)04:11
LaserJockI think the Ubuntu patches are around somewhere04:11
Simon80jdong: you were right about my configure script perms, it was in the diff, so pbuilder unpacks, ne exec perms04:11
Simon80no*04:11
jdongSimon80: ah :)04:12
Simon80just dawned on me04:12
jdongSimon80: I was right only because I was puzzled by similar issues before ;-)04:12
LaserJockmhm04:12
jdongtrust me... I've made every "no duh" mistake there is04:12
Simon80cool04:13
Simon80I'll just bug you about them then ;)04:13
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LaserJockjdong: that reminds me, you going to apply for MOTU when Council Greyskull gets going? :-)04:13
jdongwhat do you mean by that?04:13
LaserJockyou've been doing a lot of backporting04:14
LaserJockand hanging out here04:14
LaserJockyou should apply for MOTUship04:14
bddebianCouncil Greyskull?  WTF? :-)04:14
jdongwell, I need more credentials :)04:14
jdongI will go for MOTU at some point :)04:15
jdongas soon as I run out of excuses04:15
LaserJockheh04:15
LaserJockbddebian: of course, led by Prince dholbach04:15
chillywillyhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/hnx7Lb50.html04:15
chillywillyCan anyone help with that?04:15
bddebianLaserJock: Hehe04:16
chillywillythat system is really broken now :(04:16
chillywillydist-upgrade to edgy for amd64 server04:16
LaserJocksomehow we'll find bhale's sword again, probably on ebay04:16
LaserJockand then we'll be good to go04:16
bddebianhehe04:16
bddebianchillywilly: gen-locales?04:16
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bddebianOr whatever the hell it's called04:17
bhaledholbach can have it, i dont have time for meetings at all hours of the day04:17
chillywillyotherwise I have to rebuild the whole box and I'll be up all night04:17
LaserJockbhale: yeah, meetings are such a pain04:17
bddebianlocale-gen?04:17
bddebianGah, I can never freakin' remember04:17
chillywillyno dice04:18
LaserJockok, bbl. my edgy upgrade is finished04:18
bddebianLater LaserJock04:18
chillywillyyou think it's dying just because of the locale?04:18
ajmitchno, that's a warning04:18
bhaleLC_ALL=C yourcommand04:18
chillywillylocale-gen is working04:18
chillywillyit still dumps core04:19
chillywillyjust doesn't bitch about locales anymore ;)04:19
imbrandonello all04:22
chillywillyhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/zHMaBl92.html04:23
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bhalehi imbrandon 04:24
chillywillyany possible way I can work around installing that package?04:24
jdongimbrandon: so how are you doing today? :)04:26
ajmitchhi imbrandon 04:27
imbrandontired, still adjusting to my new schedule, fighting the snowy weather storms and still fighting that fskin windows box04:27
imbrandonheya ajmitch bhale 04:27
bddebianHeya imbrandon04:27
imbrandonheya bddebian 04:27
jdongimbrandon: the windows box is still tormenting you?04:28
imbrandonwell i got it to a fixable stage last night and left it for the weekend04:28
jdongimbrandon: come over to my place and plug it in directly to my cable modem.... it'll die a quick pain-free death :)04:28
imbrandon:)04:28
imbrandonlol04:28
imbrandoni have one last thing to try on it saturday when i'm not dead tired, then i'm going to fsk the disk and load ubuntu on it , skin it like windows ( with my theme ) and hope my stepdad ( its his box ) dont whinge too much04:29
imbrandoni might do that anyhow, just because i hate supporting windows ( much less supporting windows for free { family } )04:30
jdonglol04:30
jdongI know how you feel...04:30
jdongI've got parents who insist on MS products too04:30
jdongworst of all they insist on using IE and Outlook04:30
imbrandonwell if he wasent 67 years old , i wouldent feel so bad about it04:31
imbrandonbut i hate to make him relearn it , honstly , but man-o-man their is a limmit to everyting04:31
jdongstrangely enough I've gotten pretty competent at repairing borked windows boxes....04:32
imbrandonanyhow , hows things in the MOTU world, i've kinda been MIA the last 4 days ( only on and off ) untill i can get my body on the right time04:32
imbrandonjdong: well i used to think i was, even prided myself on it, but after this i dont wanna tuch another broken windows box04:33
imbrandontouch*04:33
jdong:)04:33
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imbrandonthis new job rocks, and i'll actualy have alot more free time that i thought ( and time at work to work on kubuntu ) but i need to get my body in the right state, man i'm just so fskin beat when i get home because i'm not used to being awake at those hours04:34
imbrandons/that/than04:34
Simon80what job?04:34
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Simon80I want a job that lets me work on FOSS :)04:35
imbrandonSimon80: i started a new job last monday ( a sysadmin at a NOC )04:35
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Simon80NOC?04:35
rrittenhouseSimon80, heck yea.04:35
imbrandonnetwork operations center04:35
Simon80oh04:35
imbrandonwe host walmart.com and sprint.com , visa.com ( and their transation stuff ) and a few other high profile stuff04:36
imbrandoni get to sit and update and keep ubuntu servers secure all day ( and migrate a few remaning ones from centos to ubuntu )04:36
ajmitchimbrandon: yes, we hates you04:37
imbrandonplus i have time aloted each day paid to package etc etc etc04:37
imbrandon:)04:37
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imbrandonajmitch: i got my ip and port assignment for the employee rack today, now just need to grab a rack case :)04:38
imbrandon( has to fit into a 2u slot ) , other than that no restrictions 04:39
imbrandons/rack/rack\ mount/04:39
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imbrandonthen imbrandon.com gets an upgrade to a co-lo box , woohoo04:40
imbrandonhrm04:41
Simon80sweet04:41
Simon80I'm at the stage where a co-lo would be nice for me04:42
Simon80but I dunno how to shop for 2u boxen04:42
Simon80though, lol, that'd be like a fancy car for me, get a shiny new Ultrasparc-T2 or something04:42
Simon80not that I would, I'm also cheap04:42
ajmitchimbrandon: so get me a job, will you? :)04:42
imbrandonajmitch: :) , i need to get some time in^W^W pull , then i can :)04:43
imbrandonSimon80: http://froogle.google.com/froogle?btnG=Search+Froogle&q=2u+rackmount+cases04:43
ajmitchhehe04:43
imbrandonSimon80: ~150-250 USD depending04:44
imbrandonon style , features , etc04:44
Simon80inc. mobo?04:44
imbrandonno, just case04:44
Simon80:(04:44
Simon80so wouldn't fitting stuff in pose issues?04:44
imbrandonin a 2u , yes, in a 4u case, standard desktop stuff fits04:45
Simon804u is huge though04:45
imbrandon2u you have to get a special psu, low profile fans, low pci , etc etc etc04:45
imbrandonsame with 1u04:45
Simon80exactly, how do you shop for that?04:45
imbrandonafaik there is no 3u04:45
imbrandonSimon80: froogle, newegg, etc etc etc04:46
Simon80sounds hard :(04:46
Simon80I live in Canada, too04:46
imbrandoncompusa, almost any computer shop thats not ONLY desktops will have the stuff04:46
Simon80ah, like my 77004:46
Simon80stupid being in Canada...04:46
Simon80least our gov't... nvm04:47
Simon80lol04:47
Simon80least our PM looks tight in a mumu04:47
imbrandonyour what in a who ?04:48
bddebianTheir prime minister in a skirt ;-P04:48
imbrandonahh04:49
jdongbddebian: that's what I first read it as... I was hoping I was crazy...04:50
jdonglike the other day trying t o understand what "blurg" meant :D04:50
jdongapparently it's not "a small little known organ in the human body, located slightly medial and dorsal to the vermiform appendix, also referred to as the "love muffin.""04:51
imbrandonisnt the canada PM a guy ? quote from www.pm.gc.ca "Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced that Canadas New Government is....."04:51
Simon80yes04:52
Simon80but have you seen him an a mumu?04:52
imbrandonummm, ok now i'm a tad lost ...... no04:52
imbrandoni'm not exactly sure what a "mumu" is :)04:53
Simon80I'll try to find the relevant rick mercer clip04:53
Simon80nothing outlandish about him in a mumu, it's what was said about it that was funny04:53
imbrandonheh ok, btw and rick mercer is .... ?04:53
Simon80one sec04:54
imbrandonhehe ok04:54
imbrandonbrb mt dew withdraw04:54
imbrandonfridge run04:54
Simon80http://www.cbc.ca/mercerreport/videos/china_vs_canada.mov04:54
Simon80rick mercer is Canada's answer to comedy04:55
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imbrandonahh05:00
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Simon80so, um, if lintian warns of a menu item not in xpm format, I need to fix that befure the package has a chance, right?05:20
Burgundaviayay! compiz bugs!05:20
Simon80anyone?05:20
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joejaxxwelcome back LaserJock 05:28
jbaileyMmm, so I haven't done a universe upload in ages, how do I tell if someone is working on a merge or not? =)05:28
ajmitchhey jeff05:28
ajmitchwhich merge?05:28
ajmitchor do you just have copious spare time?05:29
jbaileyajmitch: frozen-bubble =)05:29
ajmitchhehe05:29
jbaileyThe ubuntu patch is a really trivial one.05:29
ajmitchI think StevenK may have been looking at that, or fujitsu05:29
jbaileyAnd can probably be discarded.05:29
jbaileyBut I haven't confirmed that yet, it's just a .desktop file.05:29
Simon80so um, like I said, if lintian complains about a menu icon not in xpm format, I have to fix that right?05:30
ajmitchyes, StevenK 05:30
jbaileyajmitch: So I have to just be patient and be careful when upgrading my wife's machine to feisty? =)05:30
ajmitchof course :)05:31
ajmitchah, StevenK was asking if loic was seen around05:31
ajmitchif you upload f-b, I'm sure not too many people will complain05:31
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ajmitchSimon80: it's a warning, I don't know if it's particularly required to have it in xpm format05:32
ajmitchyou could probably convert an icon to xpm fairly easily05:33
jbaileyajmitch: Depends on the window manager.05:33
jbaileyajmitch: Some cope with png/svg and friends.05:33
jbaileySome don't.05:33
ajmitchtrue05:33
jbaileyI'd probably ignore the warning, myself...05:33
Simon80only, it05:33
Simon80's not a warning05:34
Simon80:(05:34
Simon80it's ok, though, pngtopnm|ppmtoxpm > stepmania.xpm seems to work accorrding to eog05:34
Simon80W: stepmania: binary-without-manpage stepmania05:34
Simon80W: stepmania: extra-license-file usr/share/doc/stepmania/Copying.txt.gz05:34
Simon80E: stepmania: file-directly-in-usr-share usr/share/applications05:34
Simon80E: stepmania: menu-icon-not-in-xpm-format /usr/share/pixmaps/stepmania.png05:34
Simon80W: stepmania: extended-description-line-too-long05:34
Simon80W: stepmania: extended-description-line-too-long05:34
Simon80I'm ignoring the source warnings, they're not my fault05:35
Simon80...so they are omitted05:35
ajmitchnot your fault?05:35
Simon80no, if I unpack a release tarball and it has cruft that lintian warns about, what am I supposed to do?05:35
ajmitchfix it05:35
Simon80but that adds to the diff, all in the name of cruft cleaning?05:36
Simon80who cares?05:36
ajmitchwe care05:37
Simon80lol05:37
Simon80seriously, you're joking, right?05:38
Simon80I don't wanna pollute my diff05:38
ajmitchyou don't want to 'pollute' it with fixes?05:38
Simon80fixes? they aren't fixes05:38
Simon80they're rmed files05:38
jbaileyajmitch: Yup, the patch is definetly merges upstream.05:38
jbaileyajmitch: How do you guys request syncs?05:39
Simon80open a bug I hear05:39
ajmitchjbailey: great, are any archive admins awake to prod it through? 05:39
Simon80am I right?05:39
ajmitchsame way as main, file a bug, pitti's script on DeveloperResources is useful05:39
ajmitchheh05:39
ajmitchbug 7254305:40
UbugtuMalone bug 72543 in frozen-bubble "Please sync 2.0.0-3 from debian unstable" [Undecided,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7254305:40
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ajmitchso just need to find an archive admin who's awake05:40
ajmitch& convince them that this is critical05:40
jbaileyajmitch: *lol*05:43
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Simon80lol05:44
Simon80isn't frozen bubble in ubuntu already?05:44
LaserJockajmitch: what productivity?05:44
ajmitchLaserJock: that mythical beast05:45
LaserJockthe He-man fights?05:45
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ajmitchheh05:46
LaserJockor maybe I'm mixing up my super heros05:46
LaserJock;-)05:46
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imbrandondoh, i had no witty reply, i was playing frozen bubble05:55
imbrandonoops05:55
jdongon behalf of imbrandon: maybe it'll get done faster if you file a spec, ajmitch ;-)05:56
joejaxxfrozen buble?05:56
joejaxxbubble*?05:57
imbrandon!frozen-bubble05:57
Simon80it's a crappy bust-a-move clone05:57
ubotufrozen-bubble: Pop out the bubbles !. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.0.0-6ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 72 kB, installed size 356 kB05:57
joejaxxoh ok05:57
joejaxx!xgalaga-hyperspace05:58
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about xgalaga-hyperspace - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:58
joejaxx!xgalaga05:58
Simon80!ut200405:58
Simon80:D05:58
ubotuxgalaga: X11 version of the famous Galaga game. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.34-37ubuntu1 (edgy), package size 253 kB, installed size 788 kB05:58
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ut2004 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi05:58
jdongSimon80: sheesh05:58
Simon80unfreedom05:58
jdongSimon80: you don't have to be so blunt about f-b :)05:58
Simon80sorry man, I hope I didn't hurt anybody's feelings05:58
jdongya know, some people spend hours trying to beat that stupid level I keep on getting stuck on05:58
Simon80lol05:58
Simon80which one?05:59
Simon80not that I'd know it05:59
BurgundaviaI got to 45 in a straight run at work05:59
Burgundaviabloody brilliant05:59
imbrandonheh05:59
jdong:)05:59
joejaxxlol05:59
jdongturning on -cr is more fun even in solo05:59
Simon80-cr?05:59
jdongkinda makes several levels very cheap05:59
jdongchain reactions05:59
Simon80ah05:59
joejaxxmy cluster kernels keep failing to build haha06:00
jdonghehe, my grsec kernels still think modprobe is a security threat :)06:00
jdongI guess it's a bad night for kernel builds too06:00
imbrandonthere is a reason i use gentoo for my cluster :)06:00
Simon80I like gentoo06:00
joejaxximbrandon: on the xbox's?06:01
Simon80for stuff whereyou want flexibility06:01
imbrandongentoo sucks, but you cant beat its clustering06:01
joejaxximbrandon: what clustering project are you using?06:01
imbrandonjoejaxx: depends on what i want to run, they have openmosix loaded atm i think06:01
jdongI used to swear by gentoo before ubuntu came around...06:01
Simon80hell yeah, stepmania-3.906:01
jdongimbrandon: openmosix works in gentoo now?06:01
Simon80I packaged it! ME!06:01
imbrandonjdong: you dont count06:01
jdongimbrandon: grr :)06:01
joejaxxlol06:02
Simon80now I have to wait while it loads 1.8 gigs of unfree music06:02
jdongthe last time (a LONG time ago) I tried, python has random segfaults in om06:02
joejaxxthe 2.4 kernel does not like building on ubuntu lol06:02
imbrandongentoo truely does suck, but it has a few things that are good for a very limited number of environments06:02
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Burgundaviajoejaxx: why exactly are you messing with 2.4?06:03
mr-russhi I am attempting to backport a package and thought this might be the best place to ask my question.06:03
Simon80eww, 2.406:03
imbrandonand actualy for what i do now, ubuntu would work, i'm just to lazy to reload the boxes atm06:03
joejaxxBurgundavia: clustering06:03
imbrandonjoejaxx: and?06:03
Burgundaviaumm?06:04
Simon80lol06:04
mr-russtowards the end of the build, I get the following message...06:04
imbrandonwhat does 2.4 have to do with clustering06:04
imbrandonjoejaxx: ^06:04
joejaxx2.4 has stable patches06:04
imbrandonbah06:04
joejaxxfor what i need to do06:04
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crimsun(last I checked OM is not stable on 2.6)06:04
jdongjoejaxx: err, 2.4 and ubuntu/udev... do they mix?06:04
joejaxxcrimsun: exactly06:04
imbrandoncrimsun: but works :)06:04
crimsunmr-russ: pastebin.06:04
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joejaxximbrandon: quilt is not working for me06:05
joejaxximbrandon: i also tried the 2.6 patchs06:05
joejaxxpatches06:05
imbrandonjoejaxx: have you tried to snag the knopix cluster kernel ? ( since it IS debian based ) but you'll have udev etc issues i would imagine06:06
joejaxxwith gentoo i am guessing all you did was emerge a om enabled kernel06:06
joejaxxlol06:06
joejaxxor the patches06:06
joejaxximbrandon: is it 2.6?06:06
imbrandonjoejaxx: yea there are overlays for it ( and for the xbox gentoo kernel )06:06
joejaxxoh ok06:07
imbrandonjoejaxx: i have no idea, i just know knoppix cluster cd uses OM also and knoppix is debian based06:07
imbrandonso you MIGHT be able to work something out06:07
imbrandonjust was a passing thought06:07
joejaxxdebian has om packages06:07
imbrandoni mean the kernel06:07
joejaxxbut foe 2.406:07
joejaxxoh06:07
joejaxxi might as well try and get quilt to work06:08
jdonghas anyone successfully configured a PaX+grsec kernel for Ubuntu and if so, can I get a copy of .config?06:08
joejaxxit will not patch right06:08
imbrandonbut as jdong said you will have more problems with 2.4 and modern ubuntu then with OM itself06:08
joejaxxjdong: i did 06:08
joejaxxbut i wipe it lol06:08
jdongthe screenfuls of segfaults are far less than amusing now06:08
joejaxxlol06:09
jdonginsmod and modprobe in initrd segfault06:09
imbrandonyou two need to get friendly with the #ubuntu-kernel guys for this stuff :P heheh06:09
jdongyeah, when I feel more motivated to spend more time with the stupid compile06:10
jdong(i.e. when my gateway gets hacked)06:10
mr-russand finally!   http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/nw5Vj497.html06:10
crimsunand the contents of debian/libsasl2/DEBIAN/control?06:11
imbrandonok i'm headed to sleep yall, gnight06:12
mr-russcrimson, the issue is that the substituions are not happening, but I wll paste the file FYI06:12
joejaxxGoodnight imbrandon 06:12
mr-russcrimsun: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/2YcQwq91.html06:14
crimsunTo what release(s) are you backporting?06:19
mr-russI'm attempting to backport this package from fiesty to dapper.06:20
mr-russI may need to update using the maintainers guide.06:21
mr-russbut I thought backporting would be faster, maybe not.06:22
joejaxx!pastebin > joejaxx06:23
crimsunsupport for ${binary-Version} wasn't added until dpkg 1.13.19. Dapper has 1.13.11ubuntu7.06:26
crimsun(technically support for binary:Version)06:26
mr-russcrap.06:26
mr-russI can either backport dpkg, or attempt to do it another way.06:27
mr-russeither way, thankyou very much crimson.  I would not have known how to find that info out.  06:29
mr-russIn fact so I can in the future, how did you find that information?06:29
crimsunI read the dpkg changelog.06:29
mr-russah, thanks.   I'll remember that for the future.  thanks again.06:31
crimsunnp06:31
LaserJockhmm, I firefox window just sitting in the background pegged my cpu :/06:34
LaserJockI hate those weird things06:34
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joejaxxhttp://pastebin.ca/26313006:38
joejaxxdoes that look interesting to anyone?06:38
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joejaxxzul: ?06:41
crimsunthe kernel has to be built with -fno-stack-protector06:42
joejaxx--fno-stack-protector?06:42
joejaxxtwo dashes in front?06:42
crimsunCFLAGS += -fno-stack-protector06:43
crimsunnot precise; see how it's done in debian/rules06:43
crimsunor in the top-level Makefile06:43
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joejaxxok06:44
joejaxxcrimsun: i am going to try and compile again thanks06:48
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Simon80if any DDR geeks want to test my stepmania 3.9 package, it's going into revu now.. the only thing I'm unsure of is the threads compile error fix06:48
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Simon80jdong: you into dance dance revolution?06:49
Simon80:)06:49
jdongno :)06:49
jdongwhat do you ask? :)06:49
Simon80nvm then, lol06:49
jdonggod, I just had the horrible displeasure of watching that shoes video on  youtube06:50
Simon80you joined right after I plugged my package going into revu06:50
Simon80shoes video?06:50
jdongyou don't want to know06:50
Simon80oh06:50
jdongliam kyle sullivan... "kelly" in drag?06:50
jdongI'm gonna spare everyone the torture and NOT link to the video06:50
Simon80and btw, I made a script that scrapes flv files out of your firefox cache and dumps them into the current dir06:50
jdong:)06:51
Simon80in response to someone elses badly implemented attempt at the same06:51
Simon80great idea06:51
jdongwhy not just use something like keepvid.com :)06:51
Simon80but they reimplemented base-10 using a 3 digit string array06:51
Simon80keepvid doesn't work on anything but mainstrema sites06:51
Simon80stream*06:51
Simon80besides, that's a privacy issue, sending them your vid links06:51
Simon80use all-in-one video bookmarklet if you must06:52
jdongmmm06:52
jdongI see06:52
Simon80but scraping the cache grabs any flv, mainstream or not06:52
Simon80that's why I'm happy about it06:52
jdonggod now that shoes thing is stuck in my head06:52
jdonggrr06:52
jdongshoot me now...06:52
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Admiral_Chicagojdong: the "shoes" video on Youtube07:20
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ademanso yeah still no luck with that stupid eclipse-cdt07:53
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dholbachgood morning07:56
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LaserJockhi dholbach Fujitsu and raphink 08:18
LaserJockit appears I'm up too late ;-)08:18
dholbachhi LaserJock Fujitsu raphink! how's it going?08:18
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raphinkhi LaserJock & dholbach08:19
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yasohow to reqest "unaffiliated" user clock. 09:01
Burgundaviayaso: sorry09:05
Burgundavia?09:05
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yasohttp://freenode.net/faq.shtml#cloaks09:06
Burgundaviaah, that would be a freenode thing09:07
Burgundavianot an Ubuntu thing09:07
yasoyou have any idea?09:07
Burgundaviasorry, no09:07
yasorecently I've been attacked by irc worm :(09:07
yasothanks09:07
Burgundaviano worries09:07
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=== proppy hugs dholbach
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dholbachhow's it going?12:36
proppyfine, late at work as usual :)12:37
dholbach:-)12:37
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proppycrimsun has requested a sync, for the last package that is blocking the poker2d build12:37
proppyso everything is going to be extra awesome :)12:38
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proppygot to go to work see ya :)12:41
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Seeker`geser: The package has made it through to the archive :D01:15
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joejaxxhttp://fluxbuntu.org//view.php?id=29602:05
joejaxxhaha lol02:05
joejaxx"Please Correct This"02:11
joejaxx</quote>02:11
joejaxxfunny thing is i am using append to version02:14
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Hobbseeelkbuntu: thankyou for the blue shiny :)02:23
elkbuntu:)02:23
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joejaxxHello Hobbsee elkbuntu :)02:30
Hobbseeheya02:30
elkbuntuhi joejaxx :)02:30
joejaxx:)02:30
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joejaxxtoday should be interesting02:30
joejaxxto test feisty02:31
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rmjbjdong: the ssh through ISA http proxy is working great!03:00
rmjbthanks for the info03:00
jdongrmjb: congrats :)03:00
jdongdoes that mean if I CTCP version you, you won't be running CGI:IRC? ;-)03:00
jdongmost proxies are dumb enough to not catch that'03:01
jdongin which case you've effectively bypassed all filtering...03:01
jdongunless there's a stupic client-side filter too03:01
rmjbyou might see irssi as my version :)03:01
jdongin which case, here's a bag full of explicatives to choose from :)03:01
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joejaxxha!03:04
joejaxxthe the 7.04 alt cd is 704 mb03:04
jdongcue smart ass reply: if only the 6.10 CD was 610MB?03:04
joejaxxyeah lol03:05
joejaxxand 4.10 41003:05
joejaxxjdong: do you know why this is happening?03:06
joejaxxhttp://fluxbuntu.org//view.php?id=29603:06
jdongjoejaxx: debian/control thinks you have a different kernel version than Makefile03:07
jdongI haven't played with kernel packaging enough to know how to remedy that though03:07
joejaxxoh ok03:07
jdongjoejaxx: why not use kernel-package?03:07
jdongjust curious03:07
jdongin Edgy it spits out good linux-* package names now03:07
joejaxxi need vanilla 2.6.1703:07
joejaxxoh nevermind03:08
joejaxxi forgot 03:08
joejaxxthis is an already patched kernel03:08
joejaxxnot vanilla03:09
joejaxxjdong: kernel package?03:09
jdongkernel-package command03:09
jdongin package kernel-package03:09
jdonginvoked like kernel-package --initrd kernel_image kernel_header kernel_sources03:09
joejaxxi do03:09
jdongoh I thought you were working directly off linux-source-x.x.xx packages03:10
jdongnvm then03:10
jdongto fix that error of yours, rm -rf debian/  is probably the easiest then :D03:10
joejaxxmake-kpkg --rootcmd fakeroot --initrd --append-to-version=-jaxx kernel_image kernel_headers03:10
joejaxxjdong: the thing is03:11
joejaxxthat debian folder is being create once i start the process03:11
joejaxxi do not think i want to remove it while itis compilinglol03:11
joejaxxLOL! the size dropped down to 689mb03:12
jdongno, it's a feature not a bug :)03:12
jdongin subsequent runs if version number isn't changed to make-kpkg, it is just a fancy debuild :)03:13
joejaxxthey just built another set03:13
joejaxxjdong:  so what should i do if i cannot remove debian/03:13
joejaxxbecause it is stopping the build process03:14
joejaxxlol03:14
jdongyou can't rm -rf debian/ ?03:14
joejaxxthere is not a debian folder before i start the compile03:14
joejaxxit creates it03:15
joejaxxwhen i do03:15
jdongoh03:15
jdongthen you need to change your appent-to-version to -jaxx-om03:15
joejaxxi did03:15
joejaxxthen it says03:15
joejaxxfor the top part03:15
joejaxx-jaxx-om-om03:15
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jdonglol03:19
jdongremove localversion03:19
jdongor whatever else is appending that second -om03:19
jdongThe UTS Release version in include/linux/version.h03:19
jdong     "2.6.17-jaxx-om" 03:19
jdongdoes not match current version:03:19
jdong     "2.6.17-jaxx" 03:19
jdongPlease correct this.03:19
jdongya sure?03:19
joejaxxit says that03:21
joejaxxwhen i do --a-t-v=-jaxx-om03:21
joejaxxit says03:21
joejaxx2.6.17-jaxx-om-om03:22
joejaxxand03:22
joejaxx2.6.17-jaxx-om03:22
jdongmmm03:24
jdongyou got a local version appending -om03:24
jdongand you got extraversion saying -om already03:25
joejaxxhow do i fix that?03:25
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jdongfind a localversion or .localversion file03:25
jdongand delete it03:25
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joejaxxKERNELVERSION = $(VERSION).$(PATCHLEVEL).$(SUBLEVEL)$(EXTRAVERSION)-om03:28
joejaxxthat is the problem03:28
jdongoh wow, that's stupid on -om-patch's behalf'03:29
joejaxxthey did not put it on the EXTRAVERSION line03:29
jdongI've never seen a kernel patch try that trick03:29
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jdongmost of the times they just add an extraversion or localversion03:29
joejaxxjdong: it should be on the extraversion variable line03:29
joejaxxexactly03:29
jdongnot hard-code the kernel Makefile to do its dirty work :D03:29
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joejaxxhaha03:29
joejaxxlet me remove that03:30
joejaxxand put it in its properplace03:30
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bddebianHeya gang03:39
imbrandonheya bddebian03:39
bddebianHi imbrandon03:40
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joejaxxjdong: ping03:45
jdongjoejaxx: mmm?03:45
joejaxxhe says it is an ubuntu bug03:46
jdongwho?03:47
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joejaxxjdong: the person who compiled it03:50
joejaxxthe upstream03:50
joejaxxjdong: it is the way they do the versioning03:51
joejaxxwhich makes no sense to me03:51
joejaxxif you are not using the extraversion variable03:51
jdongit's fundamentally -om's issue03:54
jdongbut it is true that kernel-package doesn't take into account what's being done03:54
jdongi.e. it internally builds the version, instead of reading it back from the makefile variable03:54
joejaxxyeah03:55
joejaxxwell atleast i fixed it :)03:55
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dholbachproppy: how's it going?03:59
proppynice, we finally found a partner who is motivated enough to use our packaging-farm :)04:00
proppythis will surely lead to many improvment 04:01
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shawarmaWho - besides slomo - deals with texlive and such?04:01
proppydholbach: packaging-farm <=> http://pokersource.info/developers/index.php thing04:01
dholbachnice04:02
Q-FUNKdholbach: planner was uploaded to Debian a couple of days ago.  does it need an explicit sync request?04:02
dholbachQ-FUNK: no should be synced automatically04:03
Q-FUNKok04:03
dholbachQ-FUNK: we're just in a freeze to get the first cd for testing ready04:03
dholbachafter that it should be done magically04:03
Q-FUNKok04:03
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proppydholbach: are you avaiable to revu my package ?04:05
proppyhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=360104:05
dholbachI'm busy with something else at the moment04:05
dholbachwould you mind dropping me a mail with the link?04:05
proppynp04:06
dholbachI'll take care of it, when I get to it then04:06
dholbachdholbach@ubuntu.com04:06
proppydholbach: done and thanks :)04:06
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dholbachsuper04:07
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chillywillylots of my shell scripts are now broken after the edgy upgrade04:13
chillywillyI get the same error messages but of course depending on the script it bitches about different line numbers04:14
chillywilly87: Syntax error: Bad substitution04:14
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chillywillymessage*04:14
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jdongchillywilly: /bin/sh is now a POSIX bourne shell (dash)04:16
jdongchillywilly: your scripts are calling /bin/sh and expecting bash, which is plain bad behavior :)04:17
jdonghave them call /bin/bash explicitly if they need bash features04:17
jdongand if it's a script in ubuntu packages, file a bug04:17
chillywillydude, this is not cool at all for a production server04:17
Q-FUNKchillywilly: better yet, use debian tools to spot bashism in your scripts and fix them. :)04:18
bhalewhat is cool is not writing bashisms in a script that says #!/bin/sh04:18
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Q-FUNKit's surprisingly easy to fix bashisms, in most cases04:18
siretartchillywilly: as a hotfix, you could change the /bin/sh symlink. 04:18
jdongchillywilly: laziness would say to just symlink bash back to sh :D04:18
chillywillyhow about I just have /bin/sh point at bash for now so my backup script works...hell I couldn't even built a new sangoma driver either because of this04:18
jdongbut that doesn't really solve the heart of the problems04:19
siretartchillywilly: but better fix your scripts. either by running them with /bin/bash, or even better, get rid of bashisms04:19
joejaxxsudo ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh LOL!04:19
bhalesounds like your own fault04:19
bhalefix your shebang lines04:19
jdongjoejaxx: sadly I have that on one of my systems04:19
chillywillyno, I didn't write the Setup script for the sangoma card04:19
chillywillydriver04:19
joejaxxjdong: :)04:19
jdongstupid proprietary app with bashisms :)04:19
joejaxxLol04:19
joejaxxbashisms04:19
joejaxxthis should be fun04:20
joejaxxrunning ubuntu without all those fun restricted modules04:20
joejaxxlol04:20
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joejaxxnoo!04:23
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joejaxxbahumbug04:24
joejaxxso it compiled but could not place the debs in ../04:24
joejaxxlol04:24
jdongjoejaxx: that can't be worse than misspelling your username in sudoers04:24
joejaxxlol!04:25
joejaxxhold on brb04:25
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chillywillyis the /bin/sh thing an ubuntu specific change or has debian done a similar thing?04:43
chillywillyI'm curious04:43
jdongchillywilly: right now it's a ubuntu thing, to make various things faster04:43
jdongchillywilly: linux has historically had bash act as sh04:43
jdongchillywilly: though look anywhere else in the unix world and you'll find a very POSIX sh04:43
jdongfundamentally it's still the script author's fault for calling sh and expecting bash :)04:44
chillywillyI still think it's fucking retarded to break expected functionality and this is lame as hell...who the fuck uses dash on a linux system04:45
geserwhy do you expect /bin/sh to be more than posix?04:49
jdongchillywilly: expected functionality is that /bin/sh is a POSIX compliant bourne shell04:49
bhaleknock it off.04:49
bhaleif you cant articulate your position in a rational manner you need to leave04:51
bhalerational meaning not abusive04:51
Q-FUNKchillywilly: calm down.  /bin/sh  is not expected to provide anything more than an old-fashion bourne shell.  scripts have to be written with this in mind or otherwise explicitely call the right shell for their needs.04:57
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Q-FUNKchillywilly:  if they don't, then it's the author's fault and you are expected to file a bug against the package.  04:58
Q-FUNKit's that simple.04:58
jdongthough I must admit our release notes aren't the most verbose about these kinds of things...04:59
chillywillyI understand the rationale behind it but I don't think it was a good move no matter how POSIXy or correct it may be in theory04:59
Q-FUNKit was an excellent move.  it forces lazy authors to fix their mess.04:59
jdongand it makes bootup and ./configure faster :)05:00
Q-FUNKyou also have to keep in mind that most unices explicitely state that all bootup and maintenance script must be written in posix-compliant (read:  old-fashion, original bourne shell) syntax.05:00
Q-FUNKagain, if authors choose to disregard that, it's their own fault.05:01
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amnesiare05:01
Q-FUNKchillywilly: in other words, you're beating the wrong people with your cluebat, so please stop.05:03
Q-FUNKenforcing posix-compliance and speeding up boot time is a good thing.   authors (or software packagers) ignoring proper posix-compliance bourne syntax is not.05:04
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Q-FUNKjdong: i think it mostly is that universe package are mostly synced as-is fron debian, which still uses bash as its default bourne shell.05:05
Q-FUNKjdong: for ubuntu packages in main, that was already debuged and fixed.05:05
geserQ-FUNK: it's in Debian Policy that scripts should use only POSIX features when using /bin/sh or state another shell05:07
jdongQ-FUNK: yeah, and also a lot of 3rd party stuff too05:07
jdongQ-FUNK: both ATI and nvidia driver installers have suffered from bashisms05:07
Q-FUNKgeser: it indeed is, but lintian check for this was only added recently.05:07
amnesiaajmitch: having problem in REVU with dput, can you lend me a hand there?05:08
Q-FUNKthank goodness, jvw and ganneff are more stringent about this one, so it should improve over time, at least for new uploads.05:08
Q-FUNKit's mostly with older packages that haven't been updated in ages that it becomes problematic05:09
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\shmoins05:40
\shguys, I'm just asking myself, how the kernel decides which NIC interface is eth0 and which one is eth1? I can't find any chain between pci id and ethX counting...does anyone has a clue?05:42
jonh_wendell\sh, have you looked at source code?05:44
superm1isn't it the order that modules get loaded for the devices?05:44
geserAFAIK it depends which module is loaded first05:44
\shsuperm1: and if you don't have modules?05:44
superm1well i'm not sure then, you'd have to look at the kernel tree to see05:44
superm1i'd guess alphabetically by what the module name would be05:45
superm1but that is just a guess05:45
geserthen the order in which they are initialized by the kernel05:45
dholbach\sh: you can bind mac adresses to interface names with /etc/iftab if that helps you05:45
dholbachconcerning udev/kernel/... questions you might want to ask Keybuk05:46
\shdholbach: well, for debian this would be easy...but I have some deployment information for SUSE, and suse needs bus ids to setup bonding interfaces...and now I have to transition this information to debian/ubuntu and now I'm checking how I can relate bus ids to mac addresses to interface names 05:46
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\shsetting up bonding on ubuntu/debian is totally clueless and easy...why do I need to use suse..i don't know05:47
\shwell, reconnect later from train or home...need to go home05:49
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joejaxxthe kernel works!05:56
joejaxxi just do not have iwp2200 haha05:56
amnesiamissing firmware probably05:56
joejaxxyeah it says something about the firmware05:57
joejaxxi have to fix that05:57
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joejaxx:)05:57
sladen\sh_away: ls -l /sys/bus/pci*/devices/*/net:*05:58
sladen\sh_away: will give you the PCI->ifname mappings that you need05:59
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joejaxxjoejaxx@equinox:~$ uname -r06:06
joejaxx2.6.17-jaxx-om06:06
joejaxx:D :)06:06
joejaxxi am so happy :D06:06
amnesiabad news for ya, .19 has just been released :)06:07
joejaxxamnesia: clustering does not work for 1906:07
joejaxxso06:07
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joejaxxhaha06:07
joejaxxfunstuff06:08
joejaxxamnesia: :)06:08
amnesiatake a deep breath man ;)06:09
joejaxx;)06:09
Adri2000when the global auto sync is finished, can people request a sync for what they want (i.e. new upstream version in debian) ? or should it aim to fix bugs?06:12
geserbefore the UniverseFreeze every package can be synced through a request06:15
Adri2000ok06:17
geserbut of course you can also fix bugs :)06:19
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superm1i was just looking at the buildd queues, if something was missing a dependency, and that dependency just got built - does the buildd have to be prodded to try again, or does it figure it out?06:35
gesersuperm1: was the package in deb-wait state?06:39
superm1https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/28030906:40
superm1"Dependency wait"06:40
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gesersuperm1: I assume it gets picked up automatically but ask someone more experienced06:41
gesertry one of the archive admins06:42
superm1any idea where they hang out?06:42
geser#ubuntu-devel06:42
superm1thx geser 06:42
gesersee https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-archive06:43
LaserJockgenerally it retries 06:43
superm1ah okay06:43
LaserJockput probably only so many times before it gives up06:43
superm1well the dependency for it got built like 20 minutes before06:43
superm1it just must have not synced to the server it grabs deps from yet06:44
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LaserJockI would have thought it would have been enough06:44
superm1oh actually.... some of the builds (like i386) only had like 5 or 6 minutes between.  others had upwards of 20 minutes06:45
geseris the archive still frozen?06:45
superm1okay well i'll wait it out and see :)06:45
LaserJockoh yeah06:45
LaserJockit might be06:45
jorgpim very new to pbuilder, and trying to build a package and tweak the depends, right now, I did sudo pbuilder build package, it fails.. I fix the control file, but I run pbuilder again and it has to redownload all the depends, is there a better way?06:45
geserit usually caches the downloaded apts06:46
geserbut it must reinstall them in the chroot06:46
gesers/apts/debs/06:46
jorgpits doing the considering package now06:47
jorgpthis process takes awhile06:48
amnesiajorgp: it cached for me by default06:48
jorgpim about to see what its gonna do06:48
Adri2000Fujitsu: ping06:49
LaserJockjorgp: did you make sure to rebuild the source package before giving it to pbuilder?06:50
jorgpyes06:50
LaserJockgood, that's saves time too06:50
LaserJockthe time you have to spend using pbuilder the better ;-)06:51
LaserJockI hate it when I make a stupid typo or something06:51
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LaserJockand have to rebuild the whole thing again06:51
jorgpyep, it cached them06:52
superm1LaserJock, you got a few moments to do a revu today?06:53
LaserJocknot until this afternoon (i.e. 3-4 hrs from now)06:55
superm1cool okay06:55
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stgraberAdri2000: ping07:11
Adri2000pong07:12
stgraberdo you have a few minute to check : http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3576 ?07:13
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phanaticwhen will be the first MOTU Council meeting? or still TBD?07:17
Adri2000stgraber: fine, now you have to get a motu to check it :)07:19
LaserJockphanatic: after we have a MOTU Council07:20
LaserJock;-)07:20
stgraberAdri2000: ok :)07:21
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phanaticLaserJock: oh :)07:22
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sistpoty_unihi folks07:22
stgraberI'll ping LaserJock when he will be a bit less busy :)07:22
phanaticLaserJock: so new -dev membership requests are still up to the TB?07:22
LaserJockphanatic: well, I'm not entirely sure, you'd have to ask the TB07:24
phanaticLaserJock: thanks for your answer07:25
siretartsistpoty_uni: still at uni?07:26
sistpoty_unisiretart: yes07:27
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sistpoty_unisiretart: will stay a little bit longer today and go straight to a party from here :)07:28
siretartah, nice07:28
sistpoty_unisiretart: I haven't started with the compiler yet... currently I'm still working on an interface for the expect vhdl-interprer (that's already a part of faumachine)... but I assume I will be finished with that test-case in 2-3 weeks07:29
sistpoty_unisiretart: how's your thesis getting along?07:30
siretartsistpoty_uni: I got to the point where I can say I finished writing. Now I'm waiting for reviews, and my supervisor didn't take a look at it at all yet :(07:32
siretartlet's call it 'feature complete'07:32
sistpoty_uni:)07:32
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dinosaur-rushi08:33
dinosaur-rusis Apache 2.2.x package going to be released?08:33
geser!info apache2 feisty08:35
ubotuapache2: next generation, scalable, extendable web server. In component main, is optional. Version 2.0.55-4ubuntu4 (edgy), package size 35 kB, installed size 80 kB08:35
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geserdinosaur-rus: it's in main, you should as in #ubuntu-devel08:36
dinosaur-rusno, I mean 2.2.3 (the latest in 2.2 series)08:36
superm1debian has 2.2.3-3.1 in unstable08:36
geserand the source package for it is apache2 which is in main08:36
dinosaur-rusuh, sorry... one guy sent me here :)08:37
geserwe deal only with universe08:37
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Adri2000the MoM REPORT file says to use -sa with dpkg-genchanges even if it's not a new upstream release, is it normal?08:38
Q-FUNKgeser: you realize that this could be interpreted as meaning that we deal with everything and the question whose answer is 42?08:38
sistpoty_uniAdri2000: which package?08:39
Adri2000powermanga08:40
geserQ-FUNK: I will be more cautious the next time to not reveal to much08:40
Q-FUNK;)08:40
Adri2000sistpoty_uni: but seems that it recently changed from native to non-native package, maybe it explains that08:40
Adri2000* Repackage previous upload as non-native.08:41
sistpoty_uniAdri2000: no, both have an orig.tar.gz... but the debian one has a different one (.dfsg in it)08:41
Adri2000ah yeah08:42
Adri2000sistpoty_uni: and the dfsg package includes the debian directory, also normal?08:44
Adri2000s/package/orig tarball/08:44
sistpoty_uniAdri2000: no, I guess that must have been an accidant08:45
Adri2000ok08:48
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ajmitchmorning all09:28
phanaticmorning ajmitch 09:28
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LaserJockhi ajmitch 09:32
LaserJockFujitsu: pingy!09:33
ajmitch7:30, saturday morning for Fujitsu 09:34
ajmitchhe'd better not be up already09:34
LaserJockoh that's right, you are an hour ahead?09:34
ajmitchthat'd just be wrong09:34
ajmitch209:34
LaserJockreally?09:34
LaserJockI was up at 7:3009:35
LaserJockalthough it is Friday here09:35
LaserJockwell we got the 5th "works for me" for the maxima bug09:35
LaserJockso we are good to go to upload to dapper-updates09:35
ajmitchyes, really 09:35
LaserJockor wait, do we need the motu-sru team to ack it first?09:36
LaserJockoh, it already was09:36
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ajmitchnot my domain09:36
LaserJockcrimsun and sistpoty acked it09:37
LaserJockit'll probably hit the mirrors almost exactly 6 months since we reported it 09:37
LaserJocks/we/somebody/09:37
LaserJockand 2 months since it was fixed in Edgy09:38
LaserJockhopefully it's the exception to the rule ;-)09:39
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sistpoty_uniLaserJock: I can't find the maxima bug right now... have a bug number?09:48
sistpoty_uniLaserJock: but if you have 5 acks, it's imo ok to upload to -updates09:48
LaserJock4315009:48
LaserJockbug 4315009:48
UbugtuMalone bug 43150 in maxima "[SRU]  maxima frontends fail to connect" [Undecided,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4315009:48
LaserJockit's the only bug number I know by heart09:48
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LaserJocksistpoty_uni: you already acked the upload to -proposed, do you need another one?09:49
sistpoty_uniLaserJock: according to the last policy (MOTU/SRU): no09:51
sistpoty_uniLaserJock: please go ahead and upload to -updates ;)09:51
ajmitch& then convince an archive admin to not reject it09:51
sistpoty_uni(I was just curious that I couldn't find the bug... probably motu-sru was assigned to it and then got unassigned)09:51
LaserJockajmitch: so what's up with whiprush? is he really gone?09:57
ajmitchLaserJock: uh what?09:58
LaserJockajmitch: did you see his planet post?09:58
ajmitchno?09:58
LaserJockyou better read it09:58
ajmitchoh that one, about electing new leaders09:58
ajmitchno I don't know what he's up to09:59
LaserJockhe retitled it09:59
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LaserJockI certainly share many of his sentiments, but I'd really hate for him to go completely10:00
ajmitchwhat was the title?10:00
ajmitchI see he's closed the blog altogether10:00
LaserJocksomething to the effect of "I'm outta here"10:00
LaserJockcrikey10:01
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LaserJockajmitch: did you read the comments he got?10:02
ajmitchno10:02
ajmitchwell, only on some blog posts10:02
LaserJockit was pretty pretty brutal, I thought10:02
Adri2000I'm looking at a merge with two changes: in B-D s/xlibmesa-gl-dev/libgl1-mesa-dev/ I think it is no longer needed, right? the other change is "added homepage to description", I would request a sync for this package, because merging it at each release only for an url in the description... (and I can file a bug in debian about that)10:03
LaserJockbasically a lot of "good riddance" kinda stuff10:03
ajmitchouch10:03
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LaserJockAdri2000: have you built that packages and checked the differences?10:04
ajmitchanyway, I've got to head out10:04
Adri2000LaserJock: I looked at the .patch provided by grab-merge and there are only these two diffs10:04
LaserJockAdri2000: right, but why do you say it is no longer needed?10:05
Adri2000because xlibmesa-gl-dev is a "transitional package for Debian etch" and10:05
Adri2000xlibmesa-gl-dev10:05
Adri2000  Depends: libgl1-mesa-dev10:05
LaserJockthat means we are moving away from xlibmesa-gl-dev10:06
LaserJockso we want to keep that change10:06
Adri2000is debian also moving away from xlibmesa-gl-dev?10:06
LaserJocknot sure exactly, I think perhaps10:07
LaserJockyou can get some more info on it at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Transitions/GLU10:07
LaserJockbut you want to keep that change10:08
Adri2000yes, I will see if debian is doing this change also, and then report a bug if needed, because these kind of changes create an avoidable merge workload10:11
LaserJockthere's a whole bunch of them too10:11
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elektranoxcan somebody of you port a kernel module for me (and other ubuntu users with an IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad)?10:21
gandalfnhi all,  I would like put four new packages on REVU, my problem with them, there is an already existing package in them on multiverse, moreover i think i made a mistake when i 'dput' on repos :-[10:26
LaserJockgandalfn: what is the name?10:27
LaserJockis the package in multiverse the same program?10:28
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gandalfncompiz, compiz-extra, gnome-compiz-manager and gnome-compiz-manager-extra i think you found the duplicate package :)10:28
LaserJockok, but they aren't iin multiverse are they?10:31
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gandalfnoh yes,  on universe sorry10:32
LaserJockok, so you want to update the packages?10:32
joejaxxanyone here a Mac users?10:33
joejaxxuser*10:33
joejaxxis HFS+ journaled?10:34
LaserJockcan be10:34
LaserJockyou can turn the journaling on or off10:34
joejaxxhow do i do that?10:34
gandalfnyep i want update compiz package to latest upstream version 0.3.4, moreover i rebuild rules to use cdbs and clean orig tarball which include git repos on universe, all other package are new10:34
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joejaxxLaserJock: this is 10.2.8 btw10:35
LaserJockgandalfn: hmm, I guess quinn storm did the current ones10:36
LaserJockdid you start from the existing source package?10:36
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gandalfnyes for all10:37
LaserJockok10:38
Burgworkmaybe gandalfn should talk with mjg5910:38
gnomefreakBurgwork: any ETA on the herd1 isos?10:40
Burgworkno idea10:40
gnomefreakk10:40
BurgworkI just market the stuff, I don't create it10:40
jdongare we there yet? 10:40
jdong(j/k)10:40
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LaserJockgandalfn: well, I think any MOTU should be able to sponsor an upload. I just can't right now10:41
jdonggnomefreak: hurd1 will be in another century or two, given that there's no regressions from.... oh nvm :)10:41
gnomefreaklol10:41
jdongthat'll be the hallmark joke of this release cycle :D10:41
jdonglast one was corny knot puns :)10:42
gandalfnfor compiz, i just keep the universe ubuntu changelog, for compiz-extra, gnome-compiz-manager and gnome-compiz-manager-extra i maintain the source tarball (ps: sorry for lag the time to translate)10:42
gnomefreaki cant/wont reinstall until its out and i was hoping to have that done today10:42
gnomefreakedgy wont install on this system10:42
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LaserJock!packagingguide > vyoman 10:49
vyomanthanks10:49
gandalfnLaserJock: no problemo, i made also a mistake when i uploaded on REVU :-[, I dput them but when i want to login on REVU, i see i don't updated my GPG key on launchpad , well now it's ok. just to point out my packages are rejected on REVU because a bad GPG key :-[10:51
LaserJockah10:51
vilhello10:55
vilI would like to package a library, but it does not seem to have release number at all. so I would like to use cvs.2006.12.01 suffix for it10:56
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vildo you think that it is reasonable?10:56
vilthe complete name would be libjcamp-parser-clc-cvs.2006.12.0110:57
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sistpoty_univil: why do you want to use the version in the package name?10:58
sistpoty_uni(date)10:58
proppyvil: I'm not a motu, but i see existing package in universe that have following convention libosgal-cvs1_20060410-1ubuntu1_i38610:58
proppyvil: actually only one :(10:59
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LaserJockwell, but might be in the versioning rather then the actual name11:01
sistpoty_uniproppy: the name of the deb is composed of the package name and the version... 11:01
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sistpoty_uniexactly, LaserJock 11:01
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vilyes, that's my intent11:02
vilevery after last - is the version "number"11:03
LaserJockso the package name is libjcamp-parser-clc11:03
vilright11:03
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LaserJockthe version would be cvs1_20060410-0ubuntu1 I think11:03
LaserJockor wait11:04
LaserJockthat's not right11:04
vilI wanted to use dh_make to make the basic stub. so I prepared the above mentioned dir with sources. however, dh_make complains about it11:04
sistpoty_univil: the version number should be reasonable small... in case upstream releases 0.1 it should still be higher than the version you choose11:04
sistpoty_univil: so make it s.th. like 0.0+cvsYYYYMMDD-0ubuntu111:05
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sistpoty_univil: (which would be just a little bit higher than 0.0, but below 0.1)11:05
LaserJockyeah11:06
sistpoty_univil: or alternatively 0.1~cvsYYYYMMDD (because tilde is like "a little bit less than")11:06
proppysistpoty_uni: sorry i missunderstood his question11:06
sistpoty_uniproppy: no problem ;)11:07
vilsistpoty_uni: I like the last alternative11:07
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vilthanks for explaining11:07
superm1hey LaserJock you good for a revu now?11:08
LaserJocksadly no11:08
superm1ah alrighty11:08
LaserJockI still need to get my pbuilders, etc. rebuilt11:08
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sistpoty_univil: no problem... (I used to get version numbers wrong for a very long time myself)11:08
FujitsuLaserJock: Pong.11:09
Fujitsu(I'm normally up at 7:30, but not today)11:09
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LaserJockFujitsu: gcl/maxima are good to go11:09
FujitsuI didn't see ACK #5, but I haven't read my emails yet.11:10
LaserJockit came11:10
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LaserJockexcellent11:11
FujitsuHm, it appears Tollef is now doing syncs.11:12
crimsunLaserJock: / Adri2000: drop the -> libgl1-mesa-dev11:12
crimsunLaserJock: / Adri2000: if the synced Debian source builds, there's no reason we should maintain the delta now11:13
crimsunand wow does this machine fly with 1.5 GB RAM11:13
Adri2000crimsun: ok, and so we drop also the change "added homepage to description" ?11:14
crimsunAdri2000: -ENOCONTEXT11:14
Adri2000what's -ENOCONTEXT ?! :p11:15
superm1jdong, do u know of any bugs going on with backports and the buildd's?  today libraw1394 was in the queue, built fine and all.  somehow though, the results only published the source and not the resultant binaries even though the binaries were actually built11:15
superm1see: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/libraw1394/1.2.1-2build1~dapper111:15
jdongsuperm1: NEW queue11:16
crimsunAdri2000: it means I lack context, aka you didn't provide enough information.11:16
jdongsuperm1: archive admins have to clear new binary packages11:16
jdonggive it time11:16
superm1well i talked to mdz about it11:16
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jdongif they don't appear in a reasonable turnaround poke me or an archive admin11:16
superm1and he indicated that something went wrong with the buildd not publishing the binary11:17
superm1that it should have been automatic11:17
superm1i was just curious if you saw this happening multiple times11:17
jdongsuperm1: I thought we agreed libraw1394 generated new binary packages :)11:17
Adri2000crimsun: I said earlier:11:17
Adri2000<Adri2000> I'm looking at a merge with two changes: in B-D s/xlibmesa-gl-dev/libgl1-mesa-dev/ I think it is no longer needed, right? the other change is "added homepage to description", I would request a sync for this package, because merging it at each release only for an url in the description... (and I can file a bug in debian about that)11:17
jdongsuperm1: -8 instead of -711:18
superm1well it built them.... it just didnt publish11:18
superm1yes11:18
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jdongsuperm1: that makes it end up in binary NEW11:18
superm1oh.....11:18
jdongsuperm1: mdz might not be up-to-date...11:18
jdongbut that's the way Backports has been since Soyuz11:18
superm1that seems to make more sense11:18
crimsunAdri2000: yes, it's worth dropping the Ubuntu delta11:18
ademanhey when i did apt-get source of eclipse-cdt there didn't actually appear to be any source in the archive...11:18
jdongsuperm1: the archive admins aren't nearly finished with processing all this week's backports.... I expect binary new to be dealt with once that's all done :)11:19
Adri2000crimsun: ok thanks, will request a sync11:19
superm1and thats why it would need a manual ack.... my bad - just didnt realize thats how it worked 11:19
jdongsuperm1: it was quite confusing my first time too11:19
jdongsuperm1: poor hobbsee's konversation packages stayed in NEW for like a month before we had a clue :D11:19
superm1haha11:19
jdongsuperm1: not to mention there was a hilarious bug with once one binary was accepted all the others would reject11:19
LaserJockcrimsun: I'm not sure I understand11:20
jdongsuperm1: so it was a race which arch was able to build fastest :D11:20
superm1hehe11:20
LaserJockcrimsun: what was the  point of having it in the first place then11:20
superm1ouch.  well next time i see mdz around, i'll let him know about this11:20
superm1that that was why11:20
ademanwow my ubuntu install didn't have cvs by default...11:20
jdongsuperm1: how archive stuff is done is way beyond my scope of knowledge, but personally I think the NEW queue shouldn't be there for backports :)11:21
jdongand I'm not sure if infinity ever made backports build against updates11:21
jdongmaybe I'll ahve to poke him again about that11:21
crimsunLaserJock: because we didn't carry xlibmesa-gl-dev in breezy or dapper.11:21
crimsunyou weren't around then11:21
superm1is infinity the only one that does the acks for these things, or do other archive admins as well?11:21
jdongsuperm1: any archive admin does11:22
crimsunwe did two sets of GL{,u} transitions as MOTU11:22
jdongsuperm1: cjwatson/keybuk typically are the guys who put up with me the most :D11:22
superm1k.  well i was gonna say, his IRC message says he's away for the weekend11:22
superm1hehe11:22
crimsun(back in the days when we used the wiki for coordinating who synced/merged what)11:22
LaserJockcrimsun: I was around for some of it11:22
jdongsuperm1: and I really feel sorry for them this time around :D11:22
jdongsuperm1: there's a mountain of backports waiting for their loving11:22
jdongsuperm1: the queue hasn't been dealt with since UDS11:23
superm1wow11:23
crimsunLaserJock: you were around and didn't remember? pssht, what kind of deity is that?!11:23
LaserJockso the reason we did the transition was because xlibmesa-gl-dev didn't exist?11:23
LaserJockbut now it does as a transitional package11:23
crimsunit was readded in edgy when we fakesynced as appropriate with Sid's11:24
LaserJockcrimsun: was just a newb back then and did as I was told11:24
LaserJockcrimsun: ahhhh, we we brought in the Debian xorg11:24
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LaserJock*when11:25
jdongoh darn, no scummvm 0.9 for hppa.... how tragic11:25
superm1jdong, do u actually have a hppa box?11:26
jdongsuperm1: no :)11:26
jdongsuperm1: hence I couldn't predict that scummvm wouldn't be kosher on hppa :)11:27
superm1haha11:27
superm1i see 11:27
jdongnot like that would've affected my decision anyway :)11:27
jdongI subscribe to the "it couldn't make things worse" ideology quite a bit11:27
LaserJockcrimsun: there goes my omniscience ;'(11:27
crimsunLaserJock: that's ok, you have positive infinity more chances11:28
superm1i'd be interested if repo mirrors all took count of how many times certain packages were grabbed.  how many times an arch like hppa had its misc packages actually grabbed11:28
LaserJockcrimsun: haha11:29
superm1so you could gauge popularity of a package without installing popularity content11:29
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LaserJockI think we should just turn on popcon and not tell anyone11:30
LaserJock;-)11:30
superm1hehe11:30
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crimsuncya sistpoty_uni 11:30
jdongLaserJock: then I'll direct all the forum flamefests to your e-mail account :)11:30
superm1well it really shouldn't be that bad to just parse apache logs on the servers and just strip all the identifiable information though....11:30
superm1i mean for a rudimentary estimate that leaves out people that install from local network mirrors and such11:31
LaserJockor CDs for the Main stuff11:31
jdongthat'd be interesting info11:31
superm1yea11:31
superm1but for at least universe and multiverse you could gauge usage11:31
LaserJockI think it's most useful for universe11:32
LaserJockMain is pretty much all installed anyway11:32
superm1you could then gauge average of bugs/users11:32
LaserJockyep11:32
joejaxxLaserJock: whould you be able to unstuff a sit for me and send it tar.gz to me?11:32
joejaxxi just wiped mac os x11:33
LaserJockI remember we used to sort packages on the ToDo wiki pages by popcon11:33
joejaxxand os 9 does not do wireless11:33
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LaserJockjoejaxx: how big is it?11:33
joejaxxi think maybe 2mb?11:33
superm1LaserJock, who would we need to talk to to see if it would be feasible to have a cron job that goes through and parses the logs to generate these stats for universe?11:33
LaserJockjoejaxx: sure11:33
LaserJocksuperm1: probably somebody like elmo11:34
joejaxxLaserJock: http://penguinppc.org/historical/benh/BootX_1.2.2.sit11:34
superm1alright i'll ping him and see what he thinks of the idea11:34
joejaxxLaserJock: i have breezy installing on a wallstreet :D11:34
joejaxxLaserJock: but os9 is taking up 22gb11:34
joejaxxlool11:35
joejaxxa 22gb partition that is11:35
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joejaxxjdong: :P11:35
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Adri2000Fujitsu: ! :)11:43
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jdongFujitsu: everything's faster in tmpfs? :D11:49
Adri2000Fujitsu: while your pbuilder is creating itself, would you want to revu homebank? :)11:49
shawarmaI've got merge for axiom. Any takers? http://www.linux2go.dk/feisty-merges/axiom-merge.patch11:50
shawarmaNote: testing the build takes about two hours.11:50
Fujitsujdong: Or not! I installed Sid a week ago, and never recreated my pbuilders.11:50
FujitsuAdri2000: Sure, link?11:50
Adri2000Fujitsu: thanks, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=355311:50
jdongFujitsu: oh come on, pbuildering in tmpfs is fun. I do it. that must mean it's smart :D11:51
joejaxxjdong: lol!11:51
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LaserJockjoejaxx: sorry, forgot about your tarball. where do you want me to send it?11:57
joejaxxLaserJock: jjacksoniv@fluxbuntu.org11:57
joejaxxthanks :)11:57
joejaxxoh shoot11:57
joejaxxdoes anyone know how i can see the partitions on the hard drive off of the debian cd?11:58
joejaxxi need to find out which partition is the linux root11:58
joejaxxsince this is an oldworld mac11:58
joejaxxi know hda10 is the os9 install12:01
hubjoejaxx: pdisk12:01
joejaxxcommand not found12:01
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hubjoejaxx: weird12:01
FujitsuAdri2000: Looks good! Doing a final build test before I advocate/upload.12:01
joejaxxyeah i think i am in the busybox environment12:01
hubjoejaxx: ah12:02
Adri2000Fujitsu: okay :-)12:02
hubvery long time I haven't touched linuxppc12:02
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hubsince my powerbook died actually12:02
joejaxx:(12:02
hubbut I remember using pdisk to partition12:02
hubjoejaxx: try hda1112:03
hubor hda1212:03
hubjoejaxx: mount it, you'll see what is inside12:03
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shawarmaLaserJock: Around?12:04
LaserJockyeah12:05
joejaxxhub: this is not good12:06
joejaxxhub: i cannot see any folders inside System on the os9 partition12:06
shawarmaLaserJock: My first merge for Feisty is ready: http://www.linux2go.dk/feisty-merges/axiom-merge.patch12:07
shawarmaLaserJock: Come on.. You know you want to! :-)12:07
LaserJockuggg, axiom?12:07
LaserJockmy poor pbuilder can't take it12:07
shawarmaLaserJock: Yup.12:07
shawarmaLaserJock: No. It's quite big and quite long.12:07
shawarmaLaserJock: It took two hours on both amd64 and i386.12:08
hubjoejaxx: HFS+12:08
hubjoejaxx: that's why12:08
joejaxxmount /dev/hda10 hfs -t hfs12:09
joejaxxhub: anyway to get around that?12:10
hubnope12:10
hubyou need hfsplus support12:10
hubI thought you wanted to know about / of you linux install12:10
joejaxxso i spent the last 5 hours all for nothing lol12:10
joejaxxhub: i have to copy vmlinux and initrd.gz over to the os9 partition12:11
joejaxxotherwise it will not boot12:11
hubwon't work that way12:11
joejaxxwhat do you mean?12:11
hubyou can't write on an HFS+ from standard debian12:12
joejaxxoh ok12:12
joejaxxso i did spend the last 5 horus for nothing lol12:12
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