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crimsunproppy: I explained all that to you, btw.12:17
proppycrimsun: sorry i've a goldfish memory12:18
proppycrimsun: :)12:18
crimsunproppy: np :)12:18
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jdong*ahem* a goldfish can be trained and retains its memory for several months12:19
jdong</bionerd>12:19
LaserJockyes, unfortunately it's hardly ever a "We had no clue!" problem but rather a "We have no time!" problem12:19
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jdongeew homophobia :D12:20
proppyis the feisty freeze planned ?12:21
LaserJockproppy: wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyReleaseSchedule12:21
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jdongproppy: you haven't been in my medicine cabinet have you?12:22
LaserJockhmm, somebody must have slipped proppy some dholbach pills12:22
LaserJockjdong: you have dholbach pills?!?12:22
LaserJock;-)12:22
crimsunthe more hugs the better :-)12:23
jdongLaserJock: something like that. They're labeled Vicodin 12.5mg/1000mg though12:23
jdongnothing a sharpie can't change12:23
crimsunmy happy pills arrived in the form of alsa 1.0.14rc1, hooray12:23
joejaxxlol12:23
jdongcrimsun: I still rest that mine work better :D12:24
crimsunjdong: no no, if I wanted -crack-, I'd spin this cube thingy12:24
proppyi don't really know what "hug" mean btw12:24
proppyi imagine it's related to be friendly to someoneelse12:25
jdongcrimsun: oh yeah? Well the windows pop out of my cube12:25
jdongproppy: you know what your dog does to your leg when it's really excited?12:25
jdong(just kidding, sorry couldn't resist)12:25
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proppyjdong: bad joke, I don't got no more legs, and no more dog :(12:26
joejaxxhello everyone12:26
joejaxxcrimsun: echo firm is gpl12:26
jdongproppy: sorry about that, my brakes were bad and your dog ran onto the street....12:26
joejaxxthat should make you happier12:26
joejaxxcrimsun: i have to find out about audioscience12:26
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proppyjdong: There is a lot accessibility issue in Ubuntuf, for the people who have no legs, I should fill the wiki about that12:27
crimsunjoejaxx: sure, that makes me feel warm & fuzzy.12:27
joejaxx:)12:29
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LaserJockarrg, del.icio.us just took over my firefox bookmarks12:50
joejaxxlol12:52
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joejaxxcrimsun: did you get my invite?12:54
crimsunmy client ignores invites.12:57
joejaxxoh12:57
joejaxxthat is unfortune12:57
joejaxxunfortunate*12:57
crimsunnothing of your causing, just spam prevention carried over from undernet & efnet12:58
joejaxxah12:58
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lfittlreview of raopplay (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3740) sought, anyone? :)01:13
crimsunwell, if I can ever find my revu passwd...01:13
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LaserJockyou can't recover it?01:14
crimsunoh I know it01:14
crimsunor rather, I know how to get it01:14
LaserJockoh01:14
crimsunI never remember passwords, since I use insane combinations of pipes and /dev/urandom01:14
tsmithecrimsun, why???01:19
crimsunwhy ... what?01:20
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tsmithe/dev/urandom and pipes for password01:20
tsmithecrimsun, wanna review asoundconf-gtk while you're at it?01:20
crimsunbecause my memory can't be trusted, and I enjoy regenerating passphrases composed of pseudo-random crap01:21
tsmithebut how do you ever get them again?01:24
crimsunI don't. See the regenerating part.01:24
tsmithebut if its urandom, how is that possible?01:24
tsmitheand some stuff must be encrypted!01:25
tsmitheso how do you ever decrypt it?01:25
crimsunI don't, and it's not so much enciphered as it is just crap01:25
tsmithebut... but...01:25
tsmitheyour gpg keyring?!01:26
crimsunnormally I have OTP enabled, so there's not -always- a new crackful one01:26
crimsunyou mean my passphrase?01:26
tsmitheja01:27
crimsunthat's changed pretty regularly01:27
crimsun(obviously one can't [re] use a passwd that's utterly randomly recreated)01:28
tsmithehence my confusion01:29
tsmithebut if you change your passphrase, then doesn't the private key change?01:30
tsmitheand that's often used in the free software world01:30
tsmitheespecially when doing uploads and stuff01:30
crimsunI have multiple gpg keys01:30
tsmithehmm01:30
tsmitheyour system just gets more and more confusing!01:31
crimsunthat's the idea01:31
tsmitheparanoia?01:31
crimsunnot so much01:32
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tsmithehmm01:33
tsmithenot so much as what, then?01:34
crimsun*, or any attempt to "explain" it utterly failing01:34
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lfittlcrimsun: do you have time for the review now?01:54
ajmitchafternoon01:54
lfittlevening ajmitch 01:56
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crimsunlfittl: I'm getting to. Sifting through bug e-mail (200 remaining) presently.01:57
lfittlcrimsun: k, sure, just wanted to know if it is somewhere in your queue01:58
lfittlajmitch: do you have time for a review? (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3740)01:58
ajmitchnope01:58
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crimsunlfittl: would you like me to comment here and/or on REVU?02:04
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lfittlcrimsun: on REVU please02:19
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lfittlcrimsun: I didn't pass CFLAGS to configure because I thought that was useless, am I wrong?02:21
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bddebianHeya gang02:30
proppyseeya02:30
tsmithehi02:30
tsmithebue02:30
tsmithe*bye02:30
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lfittlhey bddebian 02:31
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bddebianHeya lfittl02:35
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LaserJockhi everybody03:35
zulhey LaserJock 03:35
somerville32Hi LaserJock03:35
rmjbHey Laser guy03:35
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ajmitchhello LaserJock 03:36
LaserJockheh, LaserGuy, I should register that nick :-003:37
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jdonghow would I evilfy ffmpeg?03:38
LaserJockajmitch: rather be doing python?03:38
bddebianHeya LaserJock03:38
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LaserJockgenerally we try to make things *less* evil ;-)03:39
LathiatLaserJock: you missed the memo03:39
Lathiatmore evil is the go these days03:39
rmjbevilfy??03:39
jdongDEB_BUILD_OPTIONS=risky it seems03:39
jdongrmjb: add things like h264 and aac03:39
rmjbyay!03:39
jdongrmjb: make it multiverse effectively ;-)03:39
LaserJockLathiat: that reminds me. I was at the library today and came across a "Guide to SCO" book 03:40
Lathiathah03:40
rmjbcan it have wma/wmv or that's against the dmca?03:40
LaserJockgave me a chuckle03:40
Lathiatsee your preparing for it, and you didn't even realise03:40
rmjb"Guide to SCO" ... check the toilet :)03:40
ajmitchLaserJock: much rather do python03:40
jdongrmjb: I think newer ffmpeg has a competent WMV9 decoder actually03:40
LaserJockajmitch: how about Ruby on Rails?03:41
ajmitchLaserJock: actually I'm sitting here tweaking html that was created by MS Word, to reimport back into word03:41
rmjbgood... no need to add plf to get w32codecs03:41
LaserJockajmitch: oh gross03:41
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rmjbajmitch: *ow03:41
Admiral_ChicagoLaserJock: last time i was at the library I found a book on Aviation pay charts in 1983 or something like that03:42
jdongrmjb: yeah, and there's realplayer in the -commerical repo.... which partially resolves the realmedia problem03:42
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jdongrmjb: I think come Feisty we might actually be free of w32codecs? ;-)03:43
rmjbjdong: haven't had the need to real media for some years now :)03:43
jdongrmjb: it's more of the problem of random people sending me realmedia files03:43
jdongrmjb: to be fair before h264 came around their codec was pretty much the best one for dial-up bandwidth video03:44
rmjbyeah, I can't handle the buffering problem though... that's why I always picked quicktime when I had a choice... let it load then play03:44
LaserJockI was looking for a GTK or QT book but the "newest" one was from 2004 so I figured I should just go the online route03:45
rmjbLaserJock: safari books online don't have what you need?03:45
LaserJockI did pick up an ssh book though, so now I have that and an autotools book to read03:45
LaserJockrmjb: I like having a physical book to read, my uni has a whole bunch of online programming books03:46
jdongmotu-media folks, is it possible to have a multiverse ffmpeg package in addition to the universe one, that supported all the codecs?03:46
rmjbLaserJock: I rather a physical book myself... 03:47
LaserJockdarn it, why did fedora have to go and kill my grub :/03:47
LaserJockyou know, as good as Linux installers are at detecting and setting up Windows in grub they sure suck at detecting each other03:51
rmjbtrue that03:51
rmjbdapper didn't see etch when I first tried it :P03:51
jdongLaserJock: lol, that's so true03:51
jdongLaserJock: they do tend to wage GRUB-war on each other03:52
jdongOpenSuse 10.2 this morning, I instructed it to delete the old Ubuntu installation but it made a grub-entry for the non-existent kernel anyway03:52
jdongand the SuSE installer tends to be the most reliable one even03:53
LaserJockheh, my fedora install didn't see Ubuntu at all, so I tried adding it and it did some funky chainloader thing03:53
jdongFedora's grub management system isn't close to friendly at that03:55
jdonganaconda's great, except for its dealing with other OS'es03:55
LaserJockI think I'll maybe just use vmware or qemu instead of actually trying to install03:55
jdongLaserJock: you'd want to use vmware .....03:55
LaserJockI just wanted to test fedora and opensuse out03:55
jdongLaserJock: qemu'ing a full distro is torture03:55
jdongyou won't get the authentic feel03:55
LaserJockwell, I would be using kqemu03:56
jdongLaserJock: though I gotta say opensuse is more worth your time03:56
jdongI've tried both already03:56
jdongLaserJock: btw, be prepared for 1GB or so of FC6 updates03:56
LaserJockyeah03:56
jdongand don't make any judgements about FC6 until those updates are done03:57
LaserJockfirst thing I did was click on the "Install Updates"03:57
jdongwhen FC6 releases, I think that just means their updater has been debugged ;-)03:57
LaserJocknever got done03:57
jdongthe rest of the fixes come later :D03:57
LaserJockit just sat there forever calculating package dependencies03:57
jdongthe process takes a long time the first time03:57
jdonggive it some time03:57
jdongit might need 1 or 2 restarts to fully complete03:58
jdongif it goes into timeout hell on a mirror03:58
LaserJockok, so maybe I won't wipe it yet03:58
LaserJock:-)03:58
jdongthe python networking libraries are somewhat prone to being in a weird state when connections fail03:58
jdongI've seen the same issues in bzr when the remote side suddenly goes down03:58
jdongLaserJock: also try using yum @ the cmdline03:58
jdongthe GUI updater sucks03:58
jdongthey tried to copy update-manager but forgot to make it work03:59
LaserJockis it still called up2date?03:59
jdong;-)03:59
jdongno, it's a brand new one03:59
jdongpup03:59
jdongand puplet03:59
LaserJockah, good03:59
jdongand pirut's their gnome-app-install03:59
jdongpersonally up2date worked a lot better IMO03:59
jdongall 3 tools have UI threading issues03:59
LaserJockunfortunately up2date is what caused my hardcore Linux-head boss to move to OS X03:59
jdongwhere network oeprations make the UI lose response03:59
jdonguse yum upgrade :)04:00
jdongit'll make you feel more at home04:00
rmjbwhat was wrong with up2date?04:00
jdong# Build static libraries04:00
jdong./configure --enable-gpl --enable-pp --enable-pthreads --enable-vorbis --enable-libogg --enable-a52 --enable-dts --enable-libgsm --enable-dc1394 --disable-debug --enable-mp3lame --enable-faadbin --enable-faad --enable-faac --enable-xvid --disable-ffmpeg --disable-ffserver --disable-ffplay --prefix=/usr04:00
jdongYES!04:00
LaserJockheh, first thing I used to do when I used to run Red Hate/fedora was install apt04:00
jdongLaserJock: apt4rpm doesn't work as well as yum IMO04:01
LaserJockit used to04:01
jdongnot saying either is as good as the one and only APT04:01
LaserJockyum was aweful04:01
jdongLaserJock: yum's gotten better04:01
LaserJocklike literally non-usable04:01
jdongand it handles bi-arch perfectly04:01
LaserJockbut that was back in FC104:01
jdongLaserJock: a lot has happened to yum since FC104:01
LaserJockrmjb: it never worked04:01
jdongFC6 has a sqlite backend and a C metadata parser04:01
jdongfor yum04:02
LaserJockinteresting04:02
jdongthe speed for that is greatly improved04:02
jdongi.e. local operations04:02
jdongthe downloading RPM header files from the network is still slow at times04:02
rmjbmeh, it works okay for us I guess... we just don't update our servers :)04:02
jdongLaserJock: invest some time in yum.repos.d setting up mirrors.kernel.org as your only mirror04:02
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jdongLaserJock: most yum freezes happen because the round-robin dns for the generic update server points you at a sucky server04:03
LaserJockrmjb: that was the thing. The campus people were getting on my bosses case about security updates04:03
jdongthe up2date in CentOS 4 worked great for me04:03
jdongbetter than FC6's stupid retarded guis04:03
LaserJockotherwise he'd still be at RedHat 7.204:03
rmjbwe're still putting our testing servers in place... after 9 months04:03
rmjbwe're on RHEL 3 though04:03
LaserJockbut he never was able to get updates to work04:03
jdongLaserJock: hmm, I don't think that's representative04:04
LaserJockso he jumped ship to OS X for that and MS Office04:04
jdongLaserJock: up2date has been a charm for me...04:04
jdongsure it can't handle as many scenarios as APT or yum04:04
LaserJockyeah, well that was back in the day04:04
jdongbut for the general stable-updates that, say, RHEL4 gets04:05
jdongit's good for that04:05
rmjbwhat really shines in RHEL though is rhn... the RedHat Network... that's the ticket...04:05
jdongit applies CentOS service packs just fine04:05
LaserJockI tried it with RH 7.2, 7.3 and FC1 &2 and never got an update to actually work04:05
jdongrmjb: I've seen some screenshots of the rhn service04:05
rmjbprovisioning and reloading a server from a webpage... you can't get better than that :)04:05
jdongrmjb: the RHN does seem worthwhile04:05
jdongrmjb: it offers an overview of the update status on all your subscribed boxes too, no?04:06
rmjbyep04:06
rmjband you can easily group them04:06
jdongI wish I had that for my home network :)04:06
LaserJockthen I kinda went the other way to Gentoo04:06
jdongLaserJock: ooh you were a gentoovian too?04:06
rmjbso you can say hold on the production group, push to the testing group04:06
LaserJockjdong: for over 2 years04:06
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jdongLaserJock: cool04:07
jdongLaserJock: I used Gentoo before Ubuntu came around04:07
jdongI used to be pretty active too04:07
jdongLaserJock: but their poor QA during a few updates made me disillusioned04:07
LaserJockyep, I looked for a binary Gentoo and landed in Ubuntu04:08
jdongaye, that too04:08
jdongI upgraded from a 1.8GHz P4 to an Athlon64 primarily due to the compile times04:08
LaserJockI just got tired of compiling *everything* and it was hard to maintian04:08
jdongit is a high-maintenance distro to use04:08
jdongalways emerge -uDav world04:08
jdongand once every week a major upstream release of something makes you hunt after config files04:08
jdongwhat was that command...04:09
jdongetc-update that's it!04:09
jdongoh the fun of merging config files04:09
LaserJockbut it had basically every piece of software I wanted04:09
LaserJockthat was my big draw04:09
jdongthat was a cool thing04:09
jdongand writing ebuilds for new software was a real snap too04:09
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zulmeh...gentoo..i was a gentoo develoepr as well04:12
jdongzul: ooh, now you were a developer for them04:13
jdong:)04:13
jdongI was just a nerdy user that stopped by bugzilla once in a while and hung out on their forums04:13
jdong(usually those bugzilla stops were 0day version bump requests but ANYWAY.... :D)04:14
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LaserJockI was just a user04:17
rmjbhow come ffmpeg is in universe and not multiverse?04:17
LaserJockUbuntu is the first time I've had any motivation to do development, that's why I love it04:17
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LaserJockrmjb: I think because we took out the "bad" bits04:19
rmjbis it built entirely from source? (that's the only criterion for something to end up in multi right?)04:19
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bddebianNo04:19
bddebianmultiverse == non-free04:19
LaserJockthe only criterion for Multiverse is distributable04:19
LaserJockand legal I guess04:19
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rmjbnon-free == proprietary? patented?04:20
bddebianDoesn't carry a free license like GPL, etc04:20
rmjbahh... got it04:21
LaserJockproprietary, closed-source, etc.04:21
jdongcan we put the bad bits back in a multiverse ffmpeg package?04:21
jdongi.e. ffmpeg-all04:21
jdongwith the presence of video ipods the ability for ffmpeg to natively handle all these formats is quite important04:22
jdongthere are checkinstalled ffmpeg packages floating around all the ipod video howto's04:22
jdonga second package IMO is the lesser of two evils04:23
jdongthough personally I'd say shove it all into multiverse :D04:23
jdongbecause if we go with an anal multimedia policy like OpenSuse04:23
LaserJockperhaps, I think siretart wants ffmpeg in Main though04:23
rmjbwill also cut back on using easyubuntu & Automatix for this04:23
jdongrmjb: automatix is only a problem in this case if it chooses to autoinstall checkinstalled junk04:24
LaserJockI'm not sure how having one part in Main and one part in Multiverse would go, but I'd think it'd be possible04:24
jdongwhich sadly is the case when they can't find people with legit packages04:24
jdongLaserJock: there are some other packages done this way...04:24
jdongI think04:24
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jdongwhere they have a universe/multiverse variants that conflict each other04:24
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jdongslomo: waah give us full ffmpeg :D04:24
rmjbsiretart: taking a crack at merging uqm04:25
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rmjbthis line in control:04:27
rmjbXS-Vcs-Svn:04:27
rmjbis for some sort of auto updating script?04:27
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LaserJockrmjb: it's apparently for showing svn repo paths for the Debian PTS04:41
rmjbalrighty then... there's still much I have to learn about the ins and outs of packaging04:43
rmjbbut for now, it's bed time04:44
rmjbg'night all04:44
LaserJockcya04:45
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LaserJockwow, really rockin' in here tonight :-)05:25
ajmitchLaserJock: of course05:25
bddebianheh05:25
ajmitchwe're exciting people05:25
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bddebianHmm, now ajmitch can review libparagui ;-P05:25
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bddebianLaserJock: Notice how ajmitch avoids me ;-)05:27
=== somerville32 stabs the package in the face!
somerville32Gah!05:30
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bddebianhehe05:30
LaserJockbddebian: ajmitch is smart :-)05:31
somerville32It doesn't help that I only have a 333mhz w/ 128mb of RAM which makes building packages take forever.05:31
Hobbseeouch.  you need to poke imbrandon or someone, to get a machine to build on05:32
=== bddebian is soo glad he came back :-(
LaserJockhaha05:32
LaserJockbddebian: yes you are05:33
=== somerville32 throws his computer at imbrandon.
LaserJockjust rest in the comfort that you've probably done more merges than ajmitch and I combined :-)05:33
bddebianYet I still get no love :-)05:33
=== somerville32 hugs bddebian.
bddebian:-)05:34
somerville32Does anyone know what apt-index-watch is?05:35
somerville32It is chewing up 50% of my CPU and my CPU cycles are very precious. <g>05:35
bddebianSome kind of automatic apt-update thingy?05:38
somerville32I can't find the executable anywheres and if I kill it, it starts up agai05:38
bddebianHmm05:38
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somerville32Hobbsee, Will they really give me a machine to build on?05:41
Hobbseethey might give you ssh access to one of their machines for building05:41
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somerville32But don't you need root to build?05:42
Hobbseeno05:43
Hobbseenot if you set it up properly05:44
somerville32Then I guess I haven't set it up properly <g>05:44
Hobbseewell, you can set it up in a way so that you dont05:45
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somerville32What does this mean?: dpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot read files list file: No such file or directory05:48
LaserJockHobbsee: we talked with elmo about it05:49
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HobbseeLaserJock: and?05:51
bddebianGnight gang05:51
LaserJockHobbsee: basically LP is going to grow community build features05:52
LaserJockand Canonical has community machines05:52
LaserJockthat should go online sometime05:53
LaserJockthe basic problem wasn't so much getting machines to build05:53
LaserJockbut making sure it's safe (very tough) and bandwidth05:53
HobbseeLaserJock: yes...05:54
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ajmitchoh dear, I missed bddebian05:57
LaserJockHobbsee: so we basically abandoning the idea of us admining our own build farm05:57
LaserJock*we are05:57
ademanhey has vil been around lately?  I havent heard from him in almost a week05:57
LaserJockin favor of using LP and Canonical's community builders05:58
ajmitchPPA FTW05:58
LaserJockheh, perhaps05:58
HobbseeLaserJock: fair enough05:58
LaserJockit still seem rather crazy to me05:58
ajmitchit is05:58
somerville32What does this mean?: dpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot read files list file: No such file or directory. I got it during the end of the build process.05:58
ajmitchanother sabdfl magic moment05:59
LaserJockHobbsee: basically the problem is that Canonical has already got machines and bandwidth for us, it's more a matter of working out the details05:59
LaserJockelmo did say if we had hardware donations and they could be shipped to London he'd be fine with putting them up06:00
LaserJockbut he said they have something like 20 machines already around06:00
LaserJockso it seems hardware is not the problem but getting "untrusted" people access06:00
HobbseeLaserJock: gotcha06:01
Hobbseeyeah06:01
Hobbseeand everyone in -core-dev or -dev seems to have fairly decent access06:01
ajmitchshifty, dangerous people like Hobbsee 06:02
Hobbseeheh06:03
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ajmitchspeak for yourself, we have legends like crimsun on old, slow hardware06:03
Hobbsees/everyone/most/06:03
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ajmitchI'm not too badly off, but it's not like I have a lot of data cap to burn through each month06:04
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Hobbsee!packagingguide06:09
ubotuThe packaging guide is at http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources06:09
somerville32The packaging guide is a good start, yes.06:09
somerville32Or was that not for me? <g>06:10
Hobbseethere's no ubotu in -devel06:11
somerville32Hobbsee, Coming to the CC tomorrow?06:12
somerville32Hobbsee, Also, for some reason I'm getting this error near the end of the build process: dpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot read files list file: No such file or directory06:13
Hobbseesomerville32: what time is it, sydney tie?06:16
Hobbseesomerville32: no06:17
somerville32It is 01:17.06:17
Hobbsee[16:17]  <Ubugtu> Schedule for Australia/Sydney: 13 Dec 02:00: Loco Team | 13 Dec 03:00: Community Council | 13 Dec 23:00: Edubuntu | 15 Dec 03:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 20 Dec 07:00: Technical Board | 21 Dec 07:00: Edubuntu06:17
somerville32(currently in Atlantic Canada)06:17
somerville32Oh, fun :] 06:18
ajmitchHobbsee: should be easy for you to get to06:18
somerville32So... about the error <g>06:19
Hobbseefor checkinstall?06:20
HobbseeNFI - just that it failed06:20
Hobbseeajmitch: yeah, right.06:20
somerville32Not that error06:20
somerville32dpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot read files list file: No such file or directory06:20
Hobbsee3am -6am meeting...what fun06:20
Hobbseeer, pass?06:20
Hobbseeit's got debian/changelog in there?06:21
somerville32Yup.06:22
somerville32The error just started to occur06:22
somerville32I dunno what I've done to start causing it06:22
somerville32Hmm...06:32
somerville32This is weird.06:32
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somerville32Hobbsee_, I think I found the error07:06
Hobbsee_somerville32: yay?07:07
somerville32I removed dh_genchanges from rules07:07
Hobbseeah07:10
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somerville32Now I get this error: dpkg-genchanges: failure: cannot open upload file ../pyneighborhood_0.3-0ubuntu1_all.deb for reading: No such file or directory07:18
Hobbseeyou running out of space?07:18
imbrandonello all07:18
Hobbseehey imbrandon!07:19
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imbrandonHobbsee !!07:19
ajmitchhi imbrandon 07:21
imbrandonheya ajmitch 07:21
somerville32imbrandon: Can I get a box to build on?07:21
imbrandone.g. you mean an account on my box?07:22
somerville32I dunno.07:22
somerville32<somerville32> It doesn't help that I only have a 333mhz w/ 128mb of RAM which makes building packages take forever.07:22
somerville32<Hobbsee> ouch.  you need to poke imbrandon or someone, to get a machine to build on07:22
somerville32* somerville32 throws his computer at imbrandon.07:22
imbrandonahhh yea07:22
imbrandonif you can wait ~24 hours or so i'll have the new faster box ready07:23
imbrandonthen i'll set you up an account07:23
somerville32Awesome. Thanks :] 07:23
Lathiatwould another box be of use to people here?07:23
Lathiatone in australia?07:23
Lathiatim happy to offer up some cpu & bandwidth power07:23
imbrandonif you would drop me an email at imbrandon@kubuntu.org so i dont forget :)07:23
imbrandonsomerville32: ^^07:23
Lathiatwith 1.8M/s access to mirrors... or i could arrange some space for a local mirror07:24
somerville32^_^07:24
HobbseeLathiat: may well be.  where in australia are you?07:24
HobbseeFujitsu: would like it, for oen07:24
Hobbsee*one07:24
Lathiatperth07:24
Hobbseeahhh07:24
imbrandonLathiat: possible, i give people accounts to my boxes that have 100MB/s connection to the net and mirror but i cant do the whole community :)07:24
HobbseeFujitsu: would be very appreciative, i think07:25
Lathiatwell ..07:25
Hobbseeand anyone else in the southern hemisphere07:25
Hobbseethe lag time to imbrandon's box is shocking07:25
Lathiati also work for a colo facility that has that speed 07:25
imbrandonFujitsu: has accounts on mine and Burgundavia's iirc :)07:25
Lathiatbut i dont have any appropriate hardware there07:25
Lathiatimbrandon: is that in .au?07:25
Lathiatyeh07:25
imbrandonLathiat: so do i :)07:25
LathiatHobbsee: it would be07:25
imbrandonbut not in au07:25
Lathiatperhaps i will look into this07:25
Hobbseeimbrandon's is nice and fast, but it's got a 2-3 second delay, most of the time07:25
Hobbseemaybe 1 if you're lucky07:25
imbrandonHobbsee: that should go away with the new boxes07:26
imbrandon:)07:26
Hobbsee:)07:26
imbrandonmoved from cable to my work connection07:26
imbrandonthats 100MB/s directly to the trunk07:26
Lathiatimbrandon: is that in the US?07:26
imbrandonyes07:26
Lathiatlag to australia from the US sucks no matter what connection your on07:26
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Lathiatdrives me up the wall07:27
Lathiatwhen using ssh interactively 07:27
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imbrandonwhats your ping time to voyager.imbranodn.com ?07:27
Lathiatso if i were to organise a .au box, for .au people07:27
imbrandonjust curoous07:27
Lathiatperhaps this could be usefull07:27
imbrandoncurious*07:27
imbrandonLathiat: yup possibly07:27
Lathiat260ms07:27
imbrandonwow07:27
imbrandonthats crazy07:27
Lathiatthats australia for you ;)07:27
Lathiatit might suck a little less for the east coast07:27
Lathiatbtu yeh07:27
Lathiatit sucks :)07:27
imbrandoni get less than 10ms pings to it07:28
Lathiatyes07:28
Lathiatyour on the other side of the world07:28
Lathiat:)07:28
imbrandon;)07:28
Lathiatlight only travels so quick07:28
Lathiathrm hrm hrm07:28
Lathiatwe have a dual opteron at work that isnt doing anything atm07:28
Lathiati wonder if i can comandeer it07:28
imbrandon:)07:28
Lathiatimbrandon: 220ms from an east coast machine07:28
Lathiatin fact we have a couple dual opties.. and a dual xeon07:29
imbrandonwhat colo do you work for ? i work for gsihosting07:29
Lathiatso i think i can borrow one07:29
LathiatHostAway.net.au07:29
imbrandonyea voyager is a core 2 duo07:29
Lathiatour website is horrible, dont look at it ;)07:29
imbrandon:)07:29
Lathiatwe're not that big, being in perth07:29
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HobbseeLathiat: TheMuso would also love it07:29
Lathiatabout 130 machines, + about 60 machines of our own for the web/email hosting side of things07:29
Lathiatwe have gigabit to ftp.uwa.edu.au, ftp.iinet.net.au07:30
Lathiatwhich both have ubuntu mirrors07:30
imbrandonwow we have over 3k machines we host plus about 1k we manage for walmart and visa07:30
Lathiatplus i can mirror it locally07:30
Lathiatimbrandon: yeh well, we're pretty small :)07:30
Lathiatcolo business in .au and especially perth is a bit smalltime07:30
Lathiatbecause it costs too much07:30
imbrandonyea07:30
imbrandoni could imaigine07:30
Lathiatwe charge $5/GB07:30
Lathiatits insane07:30
imbrandonholy shit07:30
imbrandonerr sh*t07:30
Lathiatyou probably get a terrabyte for that over there07:30
imbrandonwe dont charge per GB07:31
imbrandonno caps07:31
Lathiat*we* pay $350/mbit for transit07:31
imbrandonOUCH07:31
Lathiatand thats a *damn* good price for perth07:31
Lathiatespecially for the amount of transit we buy07:31
Lathiatso yeh07:31
Lathiat.au definitely isnt' where it at07:31
Lathiatbut the market is australian people07:31
imbrandonhehe07:31
Lathiatbecause, lag to the US sucks07:32
Lathiatas does bandwidth07:32
imbrandonyea07:32
Lathiatwith 250ms of latency07:32
Lathiatyour TCP connections by defautl top out at 200-300K/s07:32
imbrandonwow07:32
Lathiatdue to window sizing 07:32
Lathiatmultistream downloaders work very well in .au07:32
Lathiatfor that reason07:32
Lathiati'll get 100-200K/s in 1 stream.. using axel i can pull 1.6M/s07:32
Lathiatfrom cachefly and stuf fin the US07:32
imbrandonyea here its not even worth the trubble07:32
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imbrandonhehe07:33
imbrandoni'm eventualy gonna have a whole buildd farm at work07:34
=== somerville32 pants.
imbrandoni have a whole rack now to myself07:34
Lathiatnice07:34
imbrandonthat i comendeered07:34
Lathiathah07:34
Lathiati comandeered a "test" p4 2.6ghz machine07:34
Lathiatit uh.. does lots of legal things07:34
imbrandonwell we have employee rack space in a shared rack , but when i asked the boss for a class c of ip's he gave me a rack07:35
Lathiathaha07:35
imbrandonpart of it was i saved their ass the other night 07:35
Lathiatdo you pay for that?07:35
imbrandonwith a major client's oracle db went down and i saved the box07:35
imbrandonnope07:35
Lathiathaha07:35
Lathiatnice07:35
imbrandongratis from the company07:35
Lathiatyeh i'm pondering moving over east to try deal with some bigger networks07:35
Lathiatmoving to the US is hard07:35
Lathiatgetting a work visa seems practically impossible 07:36
Burgundaviacanadian is easier07:36
jdongany word on hal the vlc 0.8.6 merging is going?07:36
imbrandonnot for the US its easy07:36
somerville32I can walk into the US, lol07:36
Burgundaviasomerville32: we are canucks, it is easy for us07:36
somerville32Getting into Canada is a piece of cake.07:36
imbrandonwork visa's in the US are like stupid simple to get07:36
somerville32:D07:36
Lathiatimbrandon: i looked into it and it seemed to requrie special skills etc07:36
Lathiati know a mate, @stake security wanted to bring him in07:37
Lathiatlike they really wanted to gethim07:37
Lathiatfly him over, accomodate etc07:37
Lathiatand they wouldnt grant him a visa07:37
imbrandonwow 07:37
Lathiatbecause he wasnt in the industry for at least 5 years 07:37
Burgundaviagot a friend with the same thing, had a job, but they wouldn't give her a visa07:37
imbrandonwe have to guys from spain here , it was like nothing to bring them in afaik07:37
imbrandonnuts07:37
Lathiatwant to bring me in? ;)07:37
imbrandonhehe07:38
Lathiatspain may be different i dont know07:38
Lathiataltho i wouldnt have thought so07:38
imbrandonright now i'm in the process of migrating 1500 centos boxes to ubuntu ( next will be our workstations )07:38
somerville32imbrandon, Is your company a canonical partnet?07:39
somerville32*partner07:39
imbrandonnot yet07:39
imbrandoni talked to the big wigs to possibly work somethign out07:39
imbrandonthey use ALOT of ubuntu and pay me part of the week to actualy work on ubuntu sooooo07:39
imbrandonits just a matter of time07:39
Lathiatimbrandon: nice07:40
somerville32Does the Walmart server run Ubuntu?07:40
Lathiatthats pretty cool07:40
Lathiati hate centos ;)07:40
imbrandonthey were already in the process of moving from centos to ubuntu when i got brouhgt in07:40
Lathiatimbrandon: really? awesome07:40
imbrandonsomerville32: no 98% of walmarts boxes are windows 2k307:40
somerville32Migrate them! :] 07:41
imbrandonwith 10 or so RH4 EL oracle boxes07:41
Lathiatahh redhat07:41
Lathiatif only when i ring your suport line i didnt end up with 3 idiots in a row :)07:41
imbrandonnah they are just fine on win2k3 for the minute, that would be a major undertaking 07:41
somerville32Ok, back to packaging07:42
somerville32I get:07:42
somerville32dpkg-genchanges: not including original source code in upload07:42
somerville32dpkg-buildpackage: binary and diff upload (original source NOT included)07:42
imbrandone.g. recoding all their weapps , e.g. many many man hours , e.g. wont be done anytime soon07:42
somerville32This is during the build07:42
ajmitchsomerville32: fine, so long as you don't intend to put it on revu :)07:42
somerville32ajmitch: I don't understand why it is saying that07:43
somerville32I did:07:43
somerville32debuild -S -sa07:43
somerville32cd ..07:43
somerville32pbuilder-feisty build *.dsc07:43
ajmitchthen that's usual07:43
imbrandonthats normal for that then07:43
ajmitchpbuilder makes binary packages07:43
ajmitchyou still have the source package there07:43
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imbrandonwb Burgundavia 07:43
somerville32ok, goodie07:43
imbrandon( just debuild -S -sa again before you upload to revu07:44
imbrandon)07:44
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imbrandonajmitch: not really i have to put in the work for the goodies :)07:44
imbrandonif i had all day to play with the toys it would be cool :)07:44
ajmitchsure, that's expected07:44
ajmitchwork can't afford to get me toys :)07:45
somerville32Ok07:45
somerville32I got the package to build now07:45
Burgundaviabloody NM07:45
somerville32but no there is no python dependency07:45
Lathiatyes, bloody NM07:45
Lathiatit keeps breaking avahi :)07:45
somerville32I had the ${python:Depend} thingie07:46
ajmitchDepends, I hope07:46
somerville32Depends: ${python:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, python-gtk2 (>= 2.6), smbclient (>= 3.0.22)07:46
ajmitchand one of dh_py* is being called?07:47
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somerville32        dh_pysupport07:47
somerville32        dh_python07:47
somerville32in rules07:47
somerville32in binary-indep:07:47
imbrandonbrb food07:49
ajmitchhard to tell just by seeing bits & pieces of the problem07:49
somerville32Want ssh access?07:49
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ajmitchnot particularly07:50
ajmitchjust a source package would do07:50
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somerville32Can I just set the dependency manually?07:50
ajmitchyou can, but it's not recommended :)07:51
ajmitchI think that using dh_python might be unnecessary now, but I haven't kept up in the last couple of months07:52
LaserJockbah, why isn't my sid deb-src line working :(07:52
ajmitchLaserJock: how is it broken?07:53
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Lathiathrm, feisty base or an edgy base with some chroot/pbuilder love?07:54
ajmitchwhich is odd considering it's a rotation of 7 servers07:54
ajmitchLathiat: since you've got lvm+md & other fun things, you may have issues with having things boot reliably in feisty still07:54
somerville32lathiat: Who is that question for?07:54
Lathiatthis is for a dedicated build/dev machine07:55
Lathiathrm07:55
LaserJockajmitch: well, I have an edgy machine with feisty and sid deb-src lines, and when I use -t sid it pulls from feisty07:55
Lathiati think theres hardware raid in that mcahine maybe07:55
somerville32ajmitch: http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/python-policy/ch-programs.html07:57
somerville32I think I'm suppose to just set a python dependency manually07:57
ajmitchLaserJock: ah right, that is annoying07:58
ajmitchsomerville32: it should just work07:58
ajmitchbut you can probably depend on python07:58
ajmitchwithout specifying versions07:59
somerville32ajmitch: All the source code is in the top directory08:01
somerville32How do I pass the top directory as the argument?08:01
ajmitchhm?08:01
ajmitchargument to what?08:01
somerville32"To use this feature, pass a list of directories to be managed by python-support to dh_pysupport and dh_python"08:01
ajmitchthat's for the final installation path, eg something under /usr/share08:02
ajmitchprobably not what you want08:02
Lathiatwell i'll go feisty and see how we go08:02
Lathiatimbrandon: what do you run?08:03
imbrandonwhere? on the colo buildd's ? edgy08:03
imbrandonedgy server with dapper / edgy /feisty / and sid pbuilders08:03
Lathiathrm08:03
Lathiatis that the better idea?08:03
imbrandonbetter for now, i wouldent put anything into production that wasent released as the main os08:04
imbrandoneven if i do work on it :)08:04
Lathiatwell "production" is a hairy word :P08:04
imbrandonthen again i use feisty at home on a desktop  too08:05
imbrandonLathiat: well if you plan on giving out more then your self as a user08:05
imbrandoni would call it production :)08:05
imbrandonbut thats just my 0.2c08:05
Lathiati guess dealing with feisty totally breaking the machine continually would suck :)08:06
Lathiatso maybe it is08:06
imbrandonthey actualy servers at work running ubuntu ( other than mine ) are all dapper :)08:06
Lathiatyeh i run on dapper on serverness08:06
Lathiatdual 3.2ghz xeon w/2GB of ram, should be usefull08:06
Lathiat32bit, tho08:06
imbrandon64bit will give you 32bit and 64bit pbuilders for sid edgy dapper and feisty :)08:07
Lathiatyeh except its a 32bit xeon ;p08:07
imbrandonor you mean the xeon is 32bit ?08:07
imbrandonahh08:07
imbrandonbetter than nothing08:07
imbrandon:)08:07
Lathiati'll try scrounge an opteron later08:07
Lathiatbut this is available now :)08:07
imbrandoni only have a x86 and a ppc in the rack for the moment08:07
Lathiatsudo to pbuilder?08:08
imbrandon( and the ppc was my old lappy comissioned as a server untill i can get my hands on a ibm power5 )08:08
imbrandonyea sudo access to pbulder08:08
Lathiatand i suppose you can use pbuilder login to bash things out08:08
imbrandonyes pbuilder-distro login08:09
imbrandonetc08:09
imbrandonwith ssh keys from LP for those you choose to give access too08:10
imbrandonand gont let them put a gpg key on their08:10
imbrandonthere*08:10
LaserJockajmitch: I figured it out. If the versions are identical it grabs the source from the first deb-src line in sources.list08:10
imbrandonok dinners ready , brb08:11
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LaserJockarggg, now its getting it *only* from sid, even if the versions aren't the same :/08:16
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somerville32Ok08:25
somerville32woot08:25
somerville32Uploaded to revu08:25
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LaserJockinteresting, I made apt-get core dump08:27
somerville32Could someone review? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=374308:28
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jdongLaserJock: did you try to install another competing package manager? ;-)08:33
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LaserJockwell, apparently it doesn't like my edgy deb line08:35
LaserJockif I have that line it seg faults08:35
somerville32LaserJock, What are you trying to do?08:35
LaserJockI want to have edgy and sid deb-src lines so I can get source packages via apt-get08:36
somerville32Interesting08:37
LaserJockhowever, I found a debian bug repot that said you have to have the corresponding deb line08:37
somerville32Is the issue having both sid and edgy?08:38
LaserJockwell, not for deb-src08:38
somerville32ajmitch, Wanna review my package now? <g>08:40
LaserJockinteresting, in edgy it actually spits out an error: E: Dynamic MMap ran out of room08:41
ajmitchLaserJock: ah, apt has had a few issues with multiple deb-src lines08:41
LaserJockwell, so much for that bright idea08:41
ajmitchthe Hobbsee?08:42
Hobbseeof course08:42
LaserJockajmitch: see -devel08:42
ajmitchsomerville32: I'm glad you stopped it installing a .pyc file08:42
ajmitchthat's just asking for breakage08:42
Hobbseewhat's a .pyc file?08:42
ajmitchHobbsee: python compiled bytecode08:42
Hobbseeahh08:43
somerville32http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=374408:43
ajmitchnot a stable format at all, so packages installing it are crazy08:43
somerville32Hobbsee, Come review me package :] 08:43
somerville32+ please08:43
ajmitchsomerville32: put the email address in the maintainer field08:44
somerville32ajmitch: I did. See http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3744 for latest.08:44
somerville32That is, if you are talking about the same thing I am08:44
ajmitchah, that's revu stripping out the <> bits08:44
ajmitchnever mind me, I was only looking at it via the web page08:44
LaserJocksomerville32: did you use a patch for the Makefile?08:45
somerville32LaserJock: It is in the diff08:46
ajmitchsomerville32: your package may be one that counts as shipping a private module08:46
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somerville32I think you're right08:47
ajmitchso you should use XB-Python-Version & XS-Python-Version08:47
somerville32Can I use "current" ?08:47
ajmitchyeah08:47
ajmitchor all08:47
ajmitchall may be better08:47
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ajmitchdoes it just need smbclient, or does it need the smbfs package as well?08:49
=== somerville32 doesn't really know
somerville32I can't even get the program to work08:49
ajmitchah08:49
ajmitchthat's an important first step to getting it uploaded ;)08:49
somerville32lol08:49
somerville32I just assume I'm too stupid to use it :P08:49
somerville32What paragraph does The python version stuff go in?08:50
ajmitchXS-Python-Version goes with the info about the source package08:51
ajmitchXB-P-V for the binary package08:51
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somerville32So para 1 and para 2?08:52
ajmitchyes08:52
=== somerville32 thought this would have been easy to package. -- He was wrong.
ajmitchnot that they're usually referred to by paragraphs :)08:52
somerville32"dpkg-source: error: per-package paragraph 2 in control info file is missing Package line"08:53
somerville32;] 08:54
ajmitchdpkg is spethial08:54
somerville32ajmitch: Are merges easy to do?08:54
ajmitchdepends08:54
ajmitchsome of them are trivial08:55
somerville32Would it be a good way for me to help out and learn?08:55
ajmitchsome of them require intimate knowledge of the source08:55
=== somerville32 nods.
ajmitcheg there are 10 ubuntu patches against a previous upstream version, which ones should be kept?08:55
ajmitchmost are fairly trivial08:55
ajmitchit's often a good way to help out08:55
FujitsuHobbsee: /win 509:00
FujitsuOops.09:00
FujitsuGah.09:00
ajmitchhah09:01
HobbseeFujitsu: what was that supposed to be?09:01
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FujitsuI was probably going to respond to one of your messages some time ago, and failed to erase the Hobbsee: when I changed into another window.09:02
HobbseeFujitsu: ah right.  @ Lathiat's build farm machine talk?09:02
ajmitchFujitsu: are you still on some insanely throttled dsl plan?09:04
LaserJockmy goodness this Debian package is messy09:05
ajmitchwhich one?09:07
LaserJockrpy09:08
LaserJockthe maintainer has basically *every* dh_* in there09:08
somerville32Can someone advocate? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=374509:09
somerville32:] 09:09
LaserJockI'm doing an SRU to fix his botched Python Policy but he still doesn't have it right I don't think09:09
Hobbseeah09:10
ajmitchLaserJock: unfortunate09:11
ajmitchsomerville32: no way I can advocate a package you've admitted to not even running09:11
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Fujitsuajmitch: No, it's always been Optus cable, and my limit has been bumped from 1GB to 12GB (+24GB offpeak) as of a month or two ago.09:15
ajmitchah, that's not so bad09:19
FujitsuIt's good not being limited to 28.8kbps for most of the month.09:19
Fujitsu10Mbps, wheeeee.09:19
Hobbseehehe, lucky09:22
Hobbseeyou dont get all of that presumably09:22
Sp4rKyhi there09:23
FujitsuHobbsee: What do you mean?09:23
StevenK10Mbps to what, though? A BBQ and a garden hose?09:23
HobbseeFujitsu: the full speed09:24
=== ajmitch struggles along on about 3.5Mbps on a good day
ajmitch3.5Kbps on a poor one09:24
FujitsuI regularly get ~1.2MB/s to Australian sites.09:24
FujitsuOptus' international link really sucks.09:24
=== StevenK can cope with 150KB/s to pretty much anywhere
=== StevenK kicks Katapult for being stupid.
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=== Fujitsu ducks from the Hobbsee.
=== Hobbsee attacks Fujitsu with her Long Pointy Stick of DOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ajmitchFujitsu: why would you be afraid of her?09:28
FujitsuDamnit.09:28
ajmitchshe's mostly harmless09:28
HobbseeMostly.09:28
Fujitsuajmitch: I'm only 900km from her.09:28
zakamehi all09:29
zakamehi Hobbsee and mistress long pointy stick09:29
ajmitchFujitsu: all talk :)09:29
=== Fujitsu is relieved that infinity is on holiday for a while; a little more distance between me and the nearest archive admin :P
StevenKHeh09:29
zakameheh09:29
Hobbseehello zakame 09:30
StevenKThree in Europe, and mdz, who is ... some place different every week it seems09:30
zakamehmm what merges to do next?09:34
SeveasHobbsee mostly harmless? Neh....09:37
=== StevenK wonders if merging the new Debian version of checkinstall is a *good* thing.
HobbseeSeveas: ajmitch is delusional, it seems09:37
zakamehmm when's sun-java6-* pkgs due?09:37
HobbseeStevenK: if it segfaults, yes09:37
SeveasHobbsee, it indeed seems so09:37
StevenKI can make it do that... :-P09:38
Seveasmake it do a reboot09:38
Hobbseegood!09:38
HobbseeSeveas: or break X in th eprocess09:38
StevenKAdd "kill(getpid(), 11);" ...09:39
Hobbseeargh, hwo do i search launchpad by just a number?09:39
SeveasMake it install automatix!09:39
Hobbseeand beryl!09:39
Seveasand debian versions of libc and the like09:39
StevenKI think we're getting too evil now.09:39
Seveasneh09:39
Seveaswe're just getting started09:39
Hobbseehehe09:40
elkbuntuStevenK, this is hardly evil09:40
=== Fujitsu looks for a good merge.
elkbuntuSeveas, can be way more imaginative than that09:40
Seveaselkbuntu, icecubes?09:40
StevenKelkbuntu: Oh?09:40
=== Fujitsu steals some of Hobbsee's, to incur her wrath.
elkbuntuSeveas, bwahahaha... that was hardly evil... annoying, not evil09:40
ajmitchSeveas!09:40
=== Hobbsee drops Fujitsu out of a plane without a parachute
LaserJockI want it to replace the wallpaper with http://fridge.ubuntu.com/files/no-pony-for-you.jpg09:41
Seveaselkbuntu, it was fun with joey ;) 09:41
elkbuntuLaserJock, the wallpaper thing's been done before sort of09:41
LaserJockyeah, but I want the pony one :-)09:41
elkbuntuSeveas, if it were not for all the power outlets around, it would have been WAR09:41
=== Fujitsu liked the red skull.
Seveasif it weren't for you being too small and helpeless you mean :p09:42
elkbuntui am not helpless!09:42
ajmitchhah09:42
elkbuntui just didnt want to be electrocuted in the matrix of power cables09:42
=== ajmitch pokes Hobbsee
LaserJockmy gosh this package is rediculous09:43
HobbseeLaserJock: haha09:43
zakamewhat pkg?09:43
=== Fujitsu drops a matrix of power cables on elkbuntu, and runs away, laughing maniacally.
elkbuntuack, smells like fire here :(09:43
elkbuntuFujitsu, meanie :(09:43
Fujitsuelkbuntu: Can't be as bad as here on Saturday morning, severely limited visibility!09:43
LaserJockI have to install python-all-dev and fortran just to do debuild -S09:43
elkbuntuFujitsu, last thursday we were down to 100m vis, in an hour, it will be about the same09:44
FujitsuFun09:44
elkbuntuFujitsu, and this burning smell is of more than just eucalypt :(09:44
Fujitsu:/09:44
Sp4rKyplease, why a pbuilder update update in dapper whereas my ~/.pbuilderrc contains feisty09:44
realistWe were 600m vis last Saturday :-/09:44
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ajmitchsomerville32: and you trust dh_make implicitly?10:04
somerville32ajmitch: This is my first package :/10:04
ajmitchok10:05
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somerville32ajmitch: The commands that pyNeighborhood uses smbmnt and smbumnt require superuser privs10:06
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Hobbseedholbach!!!10:06
somerville32Could I +s them or should I modify the .desktop to use gksudo?10:07
dholbachgood morning10:07
dholbachhey Hobbsee10:07
LaserJockman, it really must be late :/10:08
LaserJockwhen the Germans show up I know10:08
Gloubiboulgahello MOTU world10:09
Hobbseethey're coming to take over the wold10:09
Hobbsee*world10:09
Hobbseehey Gloubiboulga 10:09
Gloubiboulgahey Hobbsee :)10:09
ajmitchsomerville32: please don't set them suid-root10:09
somerville32Gah10:09
somerville32I need sleep10:09
somerville32:(10:09
ajmitchmorning daniel!10:09
somerville32ajmitch: hehe, k10:09
dholbachhey Andrew! hey Gloubiboulga! hey somerville32!10:10
somerville32:D10:10
somerville32Hi! :[10:10
somerville32*:] 10:10
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Lathiatnice im just installing this machine10:11
Lathiatand the usb cdrom comes up as a "SCSI 1 (0,0,0) (sdd) - 2.2 TB USB 2.0 Storage Device"10:11
Lathiati wish :/10:11
LaserJockthat would be nice10:11
LaserJockhmm, I thought the motu-sru team approved the SRU when it was done in -proposed10:13
somerville32ajmitch: Ok, uploaded yet another attempt. However, you'll notice when you build it that ${python:Depends} isn't replaced.10:15
ademanhey has vil been around? I haven't heard from him in almost a week now...10:15
somerville32Maybe you could help me figure that out?10:15
somerville32dholbach: Are you any good at packaging python packages?10:16
dholbachsomerville32: what are you trying to do?10:16
dholbachI packaged a few myself, yes10:16
somerville32dholbach: I'm trying to package my first package but I'm having trouble conforming to the new python policy.10:17
dholbachwhat's going wrong?10:17
somerville32{python:Depends} isn't being replaced in the control file10:18
dholbachyou run dh_pycentral or dh_pysupport in debian/rules somewhere?10:18
dholbach(they should call dh_python nowadays)10:18
somerville32dh_python is old10:18
dholbachthey serve different purposes - dh_python is not old10:19
somerville32Hmmm10:19
somerville32The man page says that it is deprecated10:19
dholbachok ok, "# Here we're doing what dh_python used to do"10:20
dholbachyou're right, I wasn't up to scratch10:20
dholbachdo you have the package online somewhere?10:20
somerville32Yes, revu10:20
dholbach(I thought they'd still call it somewhere on their own)10:20
dholbachsomerville32: will you give me the link?10:21
somerville32dholbach, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=374610:22
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dholbacha few things: you're lacking a binary-arch target, you need to depend on gksu, also the path ./usr/lib/pyenighborhood/build.py looks wrong10:27
dholbachand you're patching the source, I'd rather fix it in debian/rules or in a patch in debian/patches10:28
somerville32Why do I need a binary-arch target?10:30
somerville32It is binary-indep10:30
LaserJockwell, 1 SRU ready to go. I'm heading to bed10:31
LaserJockcya everybody10:31
dholbach"All of build, binary, binary-arch, binary-indep, and clean must be provided, even if they don't do anything for this package."10:31
somerville32Where do you see that patch?10:33
somerville32*path10:33
dholbachdebian/install10:33
somerville32Can I just delete build.py since I've disabled compiling the python source?10:34
dholbachthat's from upstream?10:34
somerville32Yes.10:34
dholbachI wouldn't do it10:34
somerville32Can I move the source into it's own directory?10:34
dholbachyou'd either have to 1) change the .orig.tar.gz (which you shouldn't) or 2) carry around a patch that you have to update with every upstream release10:35
dholbachlike where?10:35
somerville32under the root of the source package10:36
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somerville32Actually, that would be a bad idea10:36
somerville32I would have to modify all the script10:36
somerville32*scripts10:36
dholbachI'm also not sure that python and python-support are build-depend-indep10:37
dholbachI think they're needed in the clean target10:37
dholbachbut I'm not sure10:37
dholbachand lintian doesn't seem to mind10:37
somerville32dholbach: I could just put them in clean too10:37
dholbachsomerville32: that's not what I meant... things that are used in the clean target need to be biuld-depends, not build-depends-indep10:38
somerville32dh_pysupport isn't used in clean10:39
dholbachok10:39
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somerville32So, beisdes those points, everything else looks good?10:41
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dholbachrun     lintian -i     on the .changes file10:42
dholbachit still has some points about it10:43
=== Hobbsee wonders what the -i does
Hobbseeahhh10:44
dholbach-i nformation! :-)10:44
FujitsuI thought as much.10:44
somerville32The only thing lintian returned was: E: pyneighborhood_0.3-0ubuntu1_source.changes: bad-distribution-in-changes-file feisty10:46
somerville32I'm going to bed10:49
Hobbseenight somerville32 10:50
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dholbachrun it on the *i386.changes10:53
dholbachoh, he's away10:53
RAOFHey all.  I've made some moderately awful (but amd64 only) changes to the wine packaging to make it build a useful amd64 package.  Is the best next step to get a REVU account, file a bug and attach a debdiff, or what?11:01
RAOF(it's not obvious to me from the MOTU wiki pages what's preferred).11:03
Hobbseegrab a LP account, file a bug, attach a debdiff11:06
RAOFThanks.11:07
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cypher1is util-linux taken from upstream ?11:13
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CypherBIOSping Hobbsee12:15
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HobbseeCypherBIOS: heya12:21
CypherBIOSHobbsee: hi :)12:22
CypherBIOSHobbsee: please, don't forget my package, I want to know how I need to do now (I know, need much more, but what?) Can you review again, or point someone to do it?!12:23
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Hobbseewhat's the link to it?12:24
CypherBIOSHobbsee: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=358712:24
=== Hobbsee has forgotten everything
haypohi! i have to create a package of a Python program. Should I use cdbs, python-central, or something else?12:24
CypherBIOSHobbsee: hehehe12:24
haypoI read that python-central is not in Ubuntu Dapper (and I'm using Dapper)12:24
Hobbseelooking12:24
Hobbseehaypo: you'll have to package it for feisty, the development version12:25
Hobbsee!packagagingguide12:25
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about packagagingguide - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi12:25
Hobbsee!packagingguide12:25
ubotuThe packaging guide is at http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources12:25
Hobbseehaypo: check ^ out12:25
HobbseeCypherBIOS: section: gnome - is gnome a section in the debian maintainers guide about it?  i dont think so12:28
Hobbseeand is it really for gnome only?12:28
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CypherBIOSHobbsee: let me take a look12:28
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CypherBIOSHobbsee: I'll change it for System Administration section12:30
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CypherBIOSHobbsee: just like synaptic, that have similar functions12:31
Lathiatimbrandon: about?12:32
HobbseeFujitsu: oh so it does exist?12:32
Hobbseecool12:32
HobbseeCypherBIOS: there you go12:33
=== Hobbsee hasnt tried test-building it yet
HobbseeFujitsu: how good are you with python based stuff?12:33
FujitsuNot particularly.12:33
FujitsuCoding yes, packaging no.12:34
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HobbseeFujitsu: more of an idea than me then - did you want to check it for python-foo?12:34
CypherBIOSHobbsee: I confused about the number version (I'm the developer of the aptoncd, and this package will be for the first release -next week, probably- and the version will be 0.1, the program are not on debian yet, and I need to put -0ubuntu1 on version?)12:36
Hobbseeif the upstream version, is 0.1, then the ubuntu would be 0.1-0ubuntu112:37
Hobbseehowever, if this is really 0.09, a precursor to 0.1, then use 0.09-0ubuntu112:37
CypherBIOSHobbsee: right, I got it. thanks12:38
HobbseeCypherBIOS: of course, 0.1-1 > 0.1, so you cant release 0.1-1 first12:38
CypherBIOSHobbsee: so should be 0.1-0ubuntu112:39
dholbachi'll assign all the motureviewers bugs to ubuntu-universe-sponsors - objections?12:39
FujitsuYes.12:40
HobbseeCypherBIOS: yes12:40
Hobbseedholbach: go for it.  just means more work for us :012:40
Fujitsudholbach: They should be subscribed, no?12:40
dholbachFujitsu: ok, I can do that12:40
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Hobbseeyes, subscribe us, dont assign12:40
dholbachFujitsu: I just don't want to have them assigned to a team that has gone out of business12:40
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FujitsuGood idea.12:40
CypherBIOSHobbsee: what is the roadmap since the package goes to the repository?12:41
Hobbseesorry?12:41
CypherBIOSHobbsee: when an package are "ready", how long time it need to wait to be on universe?12:42
Hobbseeafter they get uploaded?  depends how quick the archive admins are12:42
CypherBIOS:)12:43
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Lathiat2x 3.2GHz Xeon, 2GB ram, 182M/s of root disk, this could work nice.12:43
dholbachsomebody should check the wiki for occurences of 'motureviewers'12:44
CypherBIOSHobbsee: is that my program that I've packaging are not released yet, and I just packaging and learning how to do it for now, and it should be uploaded only when I say "ok, it's ready for", and of course when the package are working very well12:44
HobbseeCypherBIOS: fair enough.  it still needs 2 acks.12:46
Hobbseedholbach: responding to the mail you sent12:46
Hobbseebtw12:46
dholbachsuper thanks12:47
Hobbseedholbach: how many active MOTU's do we have at the moment?12:47
FujitsuNot a whole lot :(12:48
Hobbseedidnt think so12:48
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dholbachwe should go through the 'ubuntu-dev' list and ask people for feedback12:48
dholbachif they don't reply, we should close their accounts12:48
FujitsuTHat's a very good idea, dholbach.12:48
dholbachthat's something we should decide in the first motu council meeting12:48
FujitsuHave the members of Council Grayskull been decided yet?12:49
dholbachno, the TB and CC still need to sign off the idea and then decide12:50
raphinkdholbach: I still review from time to time12:50
raphink:)12:50
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dholbach:-)12:51
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dholbach*happy*12:51
raphink(just because I noticed I was deactivated)12:51
dholbachit's not 'you' being deactivated12:51
=== cbx33 is an active MOTU ;) - just not as active as I want to be due to work ;)
dholbachraphink: the team is just out of business as we have a different sponsoring process12:51
raphinkoooh ok 12:52
raphinkic12:52
dholbachi'll write a mail shortly12:52
raphinkok12:52
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dholbachdone12:56
englaI wonder, are revu packages accepted now or are they deferred to closer to the UVF? I mean if things like toolchain and core libs (python etc) are still changing on feisty, it might be too early to incorporate new packages12:56
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Hobbseeargh, dammit01:01
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Hobbseedholbach: replied.01:03
Hobbseegah!!!  drat!!!01:03
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dholbachthanks01:05
TheMusoHobbsee: I would also love what?01:05
HobbseeTheMuso: a shell on Lathiat's fast build machine01:06
Hobbseedholbach: right.  sent another mail with the stuff i missed in the first one :P01:06
TheMusoHobbsee: ah01:06
StevenKHobbsee: What, mine isn't fast enough?01:07
HobbseeStevenK: you gave an account to TheMuso?01:07
StevenKNot so much01:07
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TheMusoI only use my machines here, and would rather not worry about it until I realy need them, which is not yet.01:09
StevenKTheMuso: Where's your amd64, powerpc and ia64 hiding?01:10
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TheMusoStevenK: I have a powerpc here, all be it slow. Amd64/ia64/sparc are non-existant.01:10
StevenKhppa?01:11
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TheMusoStevenK: You should.01:12
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StevenKI'm missing a powerpc and ia64 from the supported arches list. My sparc and hppa are incredibly slow, though.01:13
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webbenAre there instructions anywhere for applying a diff.gz patch such as the one at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/58083/ to an apt-get source'd package before building it?01:15
UbugtuMalone bug 58083 in xorg-server "No keyboard previews" [Unknown,Fix released]  01:16
sladenwebben: it is applied automatically when the source is unpacked01:17
sladenwebben: the .orig (upstream tarball) is unpacked, then the diff (of Ubuntu/Debian changes) applied on top01:17
webbensladen, No. I don't want to apply the diff.gz that I apt-get source'd. I want to apply the patch in the bug report.01:18
webbensladen, I assume that somehow the dsc file has to be updated, no?01:18
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sladenwebben: correct, apply the patch from the bug report, modify  debian/changelog  (insert a new ubuntuX version number)01:20
sladenwebben: then  debbuild01:20
webbenzgrep +++ foobar.diff.gz applies the patch?01:21
webbenas in https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/ps-scratch.html ?01:21
cbx33ping sladen 01:22
cbx33ping TheMuso 01:22
TheMusocbx33: pong01:23
webbenor does zgrep just look at the changes01:25
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raphinkwebben: how so?01:25
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dholbachHobbsee: so I don't think it's problematic and something we should teach them when it comes to reviews01:26
webbenraphink, well for instance it would be less confusing if they tacked best practice first (if you look at the page i just linked to ... it begins with a discussion of how not to do things.)01:26
Hobbseedholbach: perhaps...01:27
raphinkLaser_away: ping01:27
Hobbseedholbach: also disturbing is that hopefulls are putting up packages, and then going "pbuilder?  what's that?" and not knowing about chroots either.  01:28
Sp4rKyhi there01:28
Hobbseehey Sp4rKy 01:28
Sp4rKyheya Hobbsee 01:28
dholbachHobbsee: that's not something related to reviewing01:29
dholbachHobbsee: that's something they should do apart from that already01:29
webbenraphink, And I guess I don't fully understand the distinction drawn in the structure of the document between Patching packages and Updating packages.01:29
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sladencbx33: yo01:29
Hobbseedholbach: the automatic builds would pick that up01:30
dholbachHobbsee: which ones?01:30
Hobbseedholbach: there's a difference between "should" and "are" apparently01:30
Hobbseedholbach: the "iv'e just created this in my own system"01:30
cbx33sladen: pm :p01:30
cbx33oh btw does your power supply work now ?01:30
dholbachHobbsee: aha?!01:31
dholbach*confused*01:31
StevenKWonderful. Katapult dies in QEventLoop.01:31
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effie_jayxI am new here.. and I must say... this is fun to read... :D01:32
sladencbx33: one of the joints worked, it turned out that most of the other one has disappeared/broken off.  I'll attack it agian another time01:32
dholbachHobbsee: if you could follow up with that on the mailing list, that'd be great - I'm out for a walk and lunch and stuff now - see you later01:32
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Hobbseedholbach: i suspect it's a case of "if we make it as easy as possible to review, and automate as much as possible, then MOTU's will do more reviewing, and the problem solved".01:32
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Hobbseehehe :)01:32
dholbachHobbsee: I 100%ly agree01:32
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Hobbseedholbach: the summary:  people arent doing what's required - let's have a way to pick that up.01:32
dholbachyeah01:32
cbx33sladen: did you get a chance to sign my key ?01:32
dholbachsee you :)01:32
cbx33I'm a useless MOTU still ;)01:32
StevenKNoooooooooooooo! There's no libqt3-mt-dbgsym01:32
Hobbseeand stop wasting the time of people who are there01:32
Hobbseedholbach: ^01:32
Hobbseedholbach: enjoy your lunch :)01:32
dholbachgracias01:32
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Hobbsee8!!!!01:33
webbenraphink, or because it doesn't seem to have a straightforward explanation of the inter-relationship between the three components of a source package, such that i cant work out how to apply one bit to another bit01:33
Hobbseewhich is completely unnacceptable, took ages, and should have had an automatic way of picking that up.01:33
sladencbx33: see PM01:33
webbenraphink, instead it has an explanation of how to generate the three bits01:33
raphinkwebben: can you report that to laserjock ?01:33
raphinkwebben: mantha [at]  ubuntu [dot]  com01:34
raphinkplease01:34
webbenraphink, sure ... I'll try and put my thoughts in order and write something for him.01:35
raphinkthank you :)01:35
raphinkI'm sure he'll be happy to have feedback01:35
raphink:)01:35
raphinkwebben: have you tried to read the Debian packaging guide?01:35
webbenraphink, I think I did try once.01:37
webbenis it the same as Debian New Maintainers' Guide ?01:37
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raphinkthe goal of the ubuntu packaging guide is really to make something easer than the DNMG01:37
CypherBIOSHobbsee: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=374801:38
CypherBIOSHobbsee: take a quick look :)01:39
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webbenhmm ... from the DNMG it looks like every diff.gz needs a dsc to be useful01:41
webbenIf someone else wants to re-create your package from scratch, they can easily do so using the above three files. The extraction procedure is trivial: just copy the three files somewhere else and run dpkg-source -x gentoo_0.9.12-1.dsc.01:41
webbenhttp://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/ch-build.en.html#s-debuild01:41
webbenbut then I cant understand why this patch was distributed as a diff.gz by itself01:41
Hobbseeit's just a diff, compressed.  you can apply that as a regular patch01:42
webbenHobbsee, but what creates a new dsc?01:43
Hobbseedebuild -S01:43
Hobbseeas to why you need a .dsc if you want to create a binary, i'm not sur01:44
cbx33sladen, are you identifed? I'm not getting a pm?01:44
StevenKHobbsee: Because it associates the .diff.gz to the .orig.tar.gz01:45
HobbseeStevenK: yes, of course, but if you're building a binary...01:47
Hobbseewhich i thought webben was01:47
LureSteveK: do you have non-default locale (re katapult crash)?01:48
LureStevenK: Tonio_ included a patch in edgy (updates afair) to fix crash for non-english users - maybe this is missing in feisty01:49
StevenKLure: I'm running Edgy, and no I'm not.01:49
StevenKIt doesn't crash, and I've sorted it out, it's due to focusing.01:49
LureStevenK: ok01:50
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webbenhmm .... i must have applied the patch wrong01:53
webbenbecause when i run debuild it a) tries to apply the original diff.gz from apt-get and b) fails01:53
webbenwas going into xorg-server-1.1 and running patch < ../xxorg-server_1.1.1-0ubuntu12.01.diff the wrong thing to do?01:54
webbenhow should a diff.gz patch be applied if not using patch ?01:58
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Hobbseewebben: no, you did it right.  youv'e applied the patch, and you now want to build the binary02:00
Hobbseewhy's it failing?02:01
Hobbseewhat *are* you trying to do? 02:01
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webbenactually it seems to be failing because it needs to be run with fakeroot or something  (various gpg errors)02:02
webbenbut shouldnt it /not/ be using  xorg-server_1.1.1-0ubuntu12.dsc anyhow?02:02
webbenHobbsee, what Im trying to do is build an xorg-server deb package with the fix for the bug02:03
Hobbsee!info xorg-server feisty02:03
ubotuPackage xorg-server does not exist in edgy02:03
Hobbseewebben: for edgy or feisty?02:03
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Hobbseeie, is the fix already included?02:03
webbenedgy02:03
webbeni thought02:03
Hobbseeoh right02:03
Hobbseeso you've got your edgy source?02:03
Hobbseeyou've patched it with the .diff from the bug report?02:03
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Hobbseeand now you just need to rebuild it?02:04
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webbenHobbsee, that's the theory :)02:04
Hobbseeyep02:04
Hobbseedo you need the source, or can you just use the binary?02:04
Hobbseeand did you change the version number in debian/control?02:05
Hobbseeer, debian/changelog?02:05
webbenHobbsee, ah, no02:05
webbenI didnt do that.02:05
Hobbseegood02:05
webbenI shouldnt you mean?02:05
Hobbseecorrect02:05
Hobbseego into the source dir, then run debuild -rfakeroot02:05
StevenKWhich requires all build dependancies, build-essential and fakeroot are installed02:06
webbengot those :)02:06
webben"Applying patches...failed! (check stampdir/log/patch for details)"02:07
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webbenfatal error02:07
StevenKI daresay xserver-xorg is a very complicated package to start with.02:07
StevenKI know you're doing it so you can fix/confirm a fix for a bug, but still. :-)02:08
webbenStevenK, I certainly didnt choose to do this as a learning exercise :). But my keyboard mappings are driving me slowly up the wall.02:08
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webbenthe only thing in that file that looks like it might be an error is 'Hunk #Patch 021_fedora_revert_xkb_changes+gmk.patch does not exist'02:09
webbenbut that's in the middle of the file ... if it was an error wouldn't it be at the end?02:09
webbenthe file ends with "Applying patch 021_fedora_revert_xkb_changes+gmk.patch"02:10
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StevenKDoes debian/patches/021_fedora_revert_xkb_changes+gmk.patch exist?02:14
webbenStevenK, nope02:15
StevenKdebian/patches does actually contain files, right?02:16
webbenyep02:16
StevenKHow about debian/patches/00list ?02:16
StevenK(Or 000list)02:16
webbennope02:17
webbenStevenK, neither of them02:17
StevenKIt has to pick the list somehow.02:17
StevenKCan you throw ls -l debian/patches onto a pastebin?02:17
webbensure :)02:17
webbenStevenK, http://ubuntu.pastebin.ca/27654202:19
StevenKOkay, what about the contents of debian/patches/series?02:21
webbenStevenK, http://ubuntu.pastebin.ca/27654402:24
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StevenKHrm. Wierd.02:25
crimsunlfittl: no, they're not useless, so removing $(CFLAGS) would be suboptimal02:29
webbenStevenK, "Hrm. Wierd." are like words of doom for an enterprise of this nature ;)02:29
StevenKHeh02:32
geserhmm, patch 021 is mentioned in http://librarian.launchpad.net/4946825/xorg-server_1.1.1-0ubuntu12.01.diff.gz02:33
StevenKSo maybe your patch didn't apply correct.02:33
StevenKcorrectly02:33
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crimsungeser: now that xserver-xorg-video-i810-modesetting is available in Feisty, it'd be a good idea to ask for the removal of xserver-xorg-video-intel from the archive02:37
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webbenStevenK, how would I know whether it applied correctly or not?02:41
webbenStevenK, Or do put it another way, how could I try the same thing differently?02:41
gesercrimsun: do you know what's the difference between xserver-xorg-video-intel and xserver-xorg-video-i810?02:43
crimsunyes, the former is an older git snapshot of what's provided by xserver-xorg-video-i810-modesetting02:43
crimsunthe latter is the non-modesetting branch from svn02:44
crimsunI have much better usage (performance, stability) with xserver-xorg-video-i810-modesetting in feisty02:45
Hobbseecrimsun: what differences are there with it?02:47
Hobbseeblerg, i'll wait02:48
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crimsunHobbsee: the vt-switch crasher, while still reproducible, is much less frequent02:54
cbx33is the Alt+Tab d-i bug fixed yet ;)02:54
crimsunHobbsee: (a number of locking fixes are in feisty's snapshot)02:54
cbx33that one still get's me ;)02:54
Hobbseecrimsun: right02:55
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gesercrimsun: are you going to file a bug for the removal of xserver-xorg-video-intel (you seem to know more about it than me)?03:00
lifelesssiretart: what happened to motureviewers ?03:03
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crimsungeser: yes, I mentioned it because you did the merge for xserver-xorg-video-i810-modesetting03:04
siretartlifeless: I'm not sure, there is currently some discussion on the motu mailing list about that03:05
lifelessoh, i see03:06
lifelessgnight all03:06
zulsiretart: heh i thought i got kicked out03:07
seaLnehwat were those scripts called for easily making patches (creating tmp copy etc)?03:10
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seaLneah i was thinking of things like dsrc-new-patch03:24
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jbaileydholbach: Around?03:51
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chantrahi there04:23
chantrahow can I work this around?04:23
chantra"Your diff file is very big because the Makefile.in was changed during autogen process"04:23
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chantraany time I build the package, Makefile.in is going to be regenerated :s04:26
chantratherefore the diff is going to be huge04:26
minghuaan existing package in archive?04:26
chantrais there a trick to avoid that04:26
chantraminghua: it is in edgy04:26
zulnnnng....must kill04:27
chantrabut I'm updating it for feisty04:27
minghuachantra: what package?04:27
chantrasubtitleeditor04:27
chantrahttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=372804:27
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minghuachantra: subtitleeditor doesn't run autotools during build, so you shouldn't regenerate Makefile.in04:30
minghuaI don't have time to look further now though, maybe later04:30
chantraminghua: i've removed autoge.sh from debian/rules04:31
minghuachantra: and you shouldn't using REVU for a package already in Debian and Ubuntu04:31
chantrahoppefully, this is going to sort it out :)04:31
chantrawhere then?04:31
chantrahow can i submit it to multiverse?04:32
chantraminghua: removing autogen.sh from debian/rules sorted it out04:33
minghuapaste a patch/debdiff as a bug04:34
minghuaand ask a MOTU to review and sponsor the upload04:34
chantrain lauchpad then04:34
minghuayes04:34
chantraokie dokie04:34
geserchantra: file a bug, attach debdiff, subscribe ubuntu-universe-sponsors, wait04:35
chantrageser: like that to get a debdiff04:35
chantradebdiff xcdroast_0.98+0alpha15-1.1.dsc xcdroast_0.98+0alpha15-1.1ubuntu1.dsc | \ ubuntu.debdiff | less ubuntu.debdiff04:35
shawarmaHi, guys. I'm about to mark my first bug as "Fix released" after becoming a MOTU. Am I supposed to put anything in particular in the comment? Like the .changes file from the upload or something?04:35
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geserchantra: debdiff old.dsc new.dsc > debdiff04:37
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minghuachantra: I've added a note on REVU04:39
chantraokie cheers geser 04:39
minghuachantra: you may also want to look at the merge page I pointed out there04:39
chantrayep, justed checked it out04:40
chantrathanks a million for the link ;)04:40
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sistpotyhi folks04:47
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joejaxxare there logs of *-motu?05:18
lionel_joejaxx: IRC logs ?05:19
joejaxxyes05:19
lionel_ http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs05:19
joejaxxok thanks :)05:20
lioneljoejaxx: you're welcome05:20
joejaxx:)05:20
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chantraminghua: still here?05:48
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bddebianHeya gang05:49
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minghuachantra: yes05:52
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chantraminghua: shall I simply meerge the debian package to ubuntu05:54
minghuachantra: yes, that's what I think05:56
chantra:)05:56
minghuachantra: and is there any local changes?  a sync would be even better05:56
chantragonna see if the patch I used is not required anymore05:56
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chantraminghua: okie, patch is not required anymore but the diff.gz is real dirty :s06:05
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minghuachantra: sorry, have to run.  just post what you have in the bug report, I'll look at it later06:11
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seaLnewhat would be a version number equivalent to 1.0rc1-0ubuntu1 but that wouldn't get complaints due to the 1 in rc1?06:34
Adri2000seaLne: 1.0~rc1-0ubuntu1 I think06:35
seaLneewww that made dch rename my directory06:36
seaLnenah ~ there didn't fix the error complaint06:37
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dholbachherve just left the MOTUs :-/06:45
dholbach*cry*06:45
bddebianWhat??06:46
dholbachthe MOTU team06:46
somerville32Why?! :(06:46
dholbachI guess he had not enough time06:47
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dholbach'The status of Herv Cauwelier membership on team "motu" (MOTU) was changed from Administrator to Deactivated.'06:47
dholbachI wanted to mail him anyway.06:47
LaserJockraphink: pong06:50
raphinkhaha06:50
raphinkLaserJock: hi06:50
raphinksomeone had issues with the packaging guide earlier today06:50
raphinkhe said he would email you06:50
Zic_hi, anyone for testing my last package ? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3749 :)06:51
Zic_if somebody have the time to do :)06:51
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LaserJockraphink: ok, I see it, interesting06:54
somerville32I do noticed an issue with the packaging guide06:54
somerville32The latest build from svn looks like it is missing parts (or did last night atleast)06:54
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LaserJockyeah, we lost the main part06:55
LaserJockI gotta go see why it didn't build right (usually becuase the xml doesn't validate)06:55
sistpotyZic_: config.guess is in the diff.gz, you should remove that in clean06:56
sistpotyZic_: also you should remove the commented out debhelper commands from debian/rules06:56
Sp4rKyhy there06:57
sistpotyZic_: why do you put changelog.sh in the .diff.gz? (it seems rather a script for producing a changelog entry from cvs than some documentation to me)06:57
Sp4rKyplease, does a package can have an empty diff (ie, debian/ is in orig) ?06:57
Zic_sistpoty: thanks for your help, I know for dh_* commented in the debian/rules, I'm just waiting between the next upload :)06:57
Sp4rKyi think no , but if someone can make me sure06:58
Zic_hmm sistpoty I've forgot it .. :)06:58
LaserJockSp4rKy: like the diff.gz is 0KB ?06:58
Zic_changelog.sh is del from debian/docs :)06:58
sistpotyZic_: I'm just building it, and have a further look... that just sprang to my mind from reading the .diff.gz ;)06:58
Sp4rKyLaserJock: indeed (in fact there is no diff.gz and the diff file is named *.diff :| )06:59
sistpotySp4rKy: not quite sure bout that one... that would be a native package then (which has its own drawbacks as well)07:00
LaserJockSp4rKy: well, that's not normal. If the debian/ is in the tarball it's a debian native package and should have only .tar.gz and .dsc files07:00
Sp4rKyk07:01
azeemnative packages which are unrelated to Ubuntu or Debian are discouraged though, AFAIK07:01
Zic_sistpoty: ok, so I'm erasing the changelog.sh, dh_* commented in the debian/rules, and remove config.guess in the "clean command" of the rules wright ?07:01
LaserJockright, hi azeem :-)07:01
azeemhi LaserJock 07:01
Zic_sistpoty: anythings can I do ?07:02
sistpotyZic_: right (but as written before, I'm still building it, so maybe more hints from me in a few minutes) ;)07:02
Zic_sistpoty: thanks for your help :)07:02
sistpotyZic_: np07:02
sistpotyZic_: another problem: it won't build E: Package libsdl-ttf1.2-dev has no installation candidate07:03
sistpotyZic_: I guess you should use libsdl-ttf2.0-dev instead07:03
Zic_sistpoty: oops, I can't test my build's package, pbuilder (with build-essential) was broken in Feisty ...07:04
bddebiansistpoty: Heya.  If you happen to get bored at some point, would you mind looking at libparagui again?07:04
sistpotyZic_: you could dist-upgrade one from edgy ;)07:04
sistpotyhi bddebian07:04
sistpotybddebian: btw, where did you get this package from? I've seen this in the debian new-queue, but couldn't find a place to obtain it07:05
Zic_sistpoty: the dist-upgrade had removed it, and the re-install was broken apparently ...07:05
Zic_a problem with gcc07:05
sistpotyZic_: nice :(07:05
Zic_I published the problem in launchpad.net :)07:05
Zic_sistpoty: Hmm, so I will upload a next package of menareants, with all the correction who you say :)07:06
sistpotyZic_: another thing: you should really split off the data (~33Mb) to a seperate arch:all package07:06
Zic_sistpoty: I think it, ok :)07:07
Zic_thanks :>07:07
sistpotynp ;)07:07
Zic_ok, I see it tomorrow, bye and thanks :)07:09
sistpotyZic_: cya07:09
Sp4rKyLaserJock: sistpoty the package contains debian/ which have a lot of dh_make template informaton07:10
Sp4rKyso i don't think it's a debian package07:10
bddebiansistpoty: It's in Debian? Hmm.  I pulled it from http://www.paragui.org07:10
sistpotybddebian: sitting in the new queue, so I doubt it will get get in anytime soon: http://ftp-master.debian.org/new.html07:11
LaserJockSp4rKy: what we mean is if the package is specific to Debian or Ubuntu (i.e. a metapackage) then it should be a native package07:11
LaserJockSp4rKy: otherwise it's best for it to not be07:11
sistpotySp4rKy: how about just trying to create this package with a 0b diff and see if it fails? of course you can and should contact upstream and ask if they could remove the debian directory from the tarball for the next release07:12
Sp4rKyi don't think thisis due to upstream, but to the packager07:13
sistpotySp4rKy: what package are you talking about actually?07:14
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LaserJocksistpoty: he's running his own REVU system07:14
LaserJockso I imagine it's a package somebody uploaded07:15
sistpotyLaserJock: ah... 07:15
LaserJockI could be wrong though07:15
Sp4rKysistpoty: a package of revu than i'm reviewing07:15
Sp4rKyLaserJock: you're wrong this time :)07:15
sistpotySp4rKy: have you checked, if the orig-tarball is the same as the one from upstream?07:16
Sp4rKyhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=342307:16
Sp4rKysistpoty: not yet07:16
Sp4rKysistpoty: i'm doing :)07:16
sistpotySp4rKy: maybe this will shed some more light ;)07:16
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Sp4rKysistpoty: in fact i can't :)07:17
Sp4rKythere isn't the website adress in copyright07:17
Sp4rKyonly templates :)07:17
sistpotySp4rKy: seems like that should get fixed first ;)07:19
Sp4rKyof course :)07:19
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LaserJockSp4rKy: ah well, I guess wrongly ;-)07:20
Sp4rKyLaserJock: np07:22
Sp4rKyLaserJock: but indeed, my own revu works fine now :)07:22
Sp4rKythx siretart & raphink :)07:22
Sp4rKyLaserJock: i've talk with raphink some hours ago07:23
Sp4rKyand it says me i can send him my reviewing comments, and he add them to REVU07:23
Sp4rKyhe 's done it with 2 07:23
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Sp4rKycan you do the same for the packages i've just checked ?07:24
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LaserJockSp4rKy: ok07:24
Sp4rKythx07:25
sistpotybddebian: lintian complains about the package name of the library, should be libparagui-1.1-8 instead of libparagui1.1-807:25
sistpotybddebian: and the .so symlink should be part of the -dev package07:25
bddebianHmm, I didn't get that locally.  Thanks sistpoty07:27
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sistpotybddebian: also it might be an idea, to update the current libparagui packages and transition moagg/asc now. From reading http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=316335 looks like the debian games team is also waiting for it07:27
UbugtuDebian bug 316335 in libparagui1.0-dev "libparagui1.0: new version available" [Wishlist,Open]  07:27
sistpotybddebian: but not sure about that one, it just *might* be worth to make this transition now, but that's up to you ;)07:28
Sp4rKyLaserJock: just sent an email to you07:28
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LaserJockSp4rKy: it's not exactly wrong to have changes to the source in the diff07:32
bddebiansistpoty: I thought about that, but the 1.1 stuff is the "development" branch :-(07:32
sistpotybddebian: well, but there are only 2 rdepends... but still your choice ;)07:33
Sp4rKyLaserJock: really ?07:33
bddebiansistpoty: :)07:33
Sp4rKyi thought all the change must be done in debian/ or with patches07:34
Sp4rKynot directly07:34
luisbgis k3d still giving problems in feisty?07:34
sistpotybtw.: what do you all think about holding a revu day RSN?07:37
sistpotys.th. like this week?07:37
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LaserJockmaybe, we'v been kickin' butt lately but there's sure a lot more to do07:39
LaserJock*we've07:39
LaserJockI'd like to see the MOTU Council together and a MOTU Meeting soon07:39
sistpotyLaserJock: yes, same here07:40
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sistpotyLaserJock: maybe would should just set up a date for a motu-meeting, and not wait for progress on the council right now07:40
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sistpotydholbach: what do you estimate how long it takes until the motu council will be established, and what do you think about doing a motu meeting RSN?07:42
sistpoty(sorry for pinging you while on -meeting ;)07:42
dholbachsistpoty: I can't promise anything especially with christmas and holidays coming on07:43
dholbachI will ping the CC and the TB soon about it again, very soon07:43
sistpotydholbach: so what about holding a motu-meeting this or next week?07:44
dholbachas soon as I hear anything, I'll let y'all know07:44
sistpotydholbach: yay, cool#07:44
sistpoty-#07:44
dholbachcan you mail -motu about the meeting?07:44
sistpotydholbach: sure, will do07:44
dholbachI have two days where I won't be able to make it07:44
dholbach18th and 21st07:44
dholbachI'll follow up on the thread07:45
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sistpotyLaserJock: preferred date/time? anyone else preferred date/time?07:45
LaserJock20:00 UTC is generally a decent time07:46
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dholbachheya proppy07:46
sistpotyhm... where is that calendar again, when -meeting is busy?07:47
sistpotyah, got it07:48
imbrandonmoins all07:49
sistpotyhi imbrandon07:49
imbrandonheya sistpoty 07:49
psusio/07:50
proppy\o07:51
zulhey imbrandon 07:52
imbrandonheya zul07:52
imbrandonjust got you email07:52
imbrandonhehe07:52
zulheh07:52
somerville32imbrandon: Did you get my e-mail?07:53
ajmitchmorning07:53
imbrandonsomerville32: yes 07:53
imbrandonheya ajmitch 07:53
imbrandonsomerville32: about the account07:53
LaserJockimbrandon: hi07:53
somerville32:D07:53
imbrandonheya LaserJock wow everyone is on today 07:53
ajmitchdholbach: about the motu council, I thought it was only blocked on the CC/TB approving members & delegation?07:54
imbrandonyea i was gonna ask about the mout concil07:54
dholbachIt was not discussed in the CC yet07:54
imbrandonwhat are we doing with that ? are we still nominating people? etc etc etc i know what we talked about at UDS but i thought there was some talk at a TB/CC meeting reciently07:55
dholbachthere was in a TB meeting07:55
ajmitchthere was a TB meeting recently07:55
somerville32Zarul: Did they already do you?07:55
dholbachi'll write to the TB and CC and let you know what the state is07:55
imbrandoncool07:56
imbrandonso do we have a group to put infront of the TB and get approval? or is that what the email wll be ?07:57
zuloh me me me ;)07:58
ajmitchI think any group membershpi is being blocked on the CC approval07:58
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ajmitchyeah, we want zul ;)07:58
ajmitch*cough*07:58
zul:P i know where you live07:58
zul...in theory07:58
imbrandonright i know that but i mean do we even have a list of canidates ? are we ( as MOTU's and core-devs supose to be nominating people ? )07:58
imbrandonetc07:58
imbrandonhehe07:58
ajmitchnope07:59
imbrandonahh ok07:59
ajmitchor there may be a top secret list somewhere07:59
ajmitchlike in dholbach's skull07:59
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imbrandonhehehe08:00
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LaserJocknooooooo!08:00
sistpotydholbach nominated me recently in secret, I guess I shouldn't tell you this :P08:00
imbrandonsistpoty: :)08:00
dholbachI asked sistpoty if he could imagine to be on the council08:01
dholbachI was asked to ask a few people08:01
sistpotybut dholbach didn't say a word about his secret plan for world domination yet ;)08:01
imbrandoncool, i was / am just curious :)08:01
ajmitchright08:01
zulajmitch: the motu council is like the free masons you just dont know08:01
ajmitchzul: yeah, we'll find out when it's done :)08:01
dholbachI only know that the CC and TB will have the final word, because they delegate their powers - everything else I don't know either yet08:02
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=== ajmitch will breathlessly await the freem^Wmotu council announcement :)
dholbachfreem...?08:03
ajmitchnever mind :)08:04
zuldholbach: free masons supposedly secret society that rule the world08:04
dholbachahhhhh08:04
dholbachyou learn something new every day08:04
imbrandonheh08:04
proppyzul: is that the thing where everyone tie everyone else shirt in the back ?08:04
proppy08:05
proppyi386 build of poker-network 1.0.32-1 in ubuntu feisty RELEASE Status: Chroot problem08:05
proppydown08:05
proppydamn :(08:05
zuldholbach: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_masons08:05
dholbachzul: gracias08:05
zulnp08:05
zul..back to stupid ldap08:06
LaserJockzul: how are we going to work the secret handshakes over IRC though?08:06
proppywhere should i report a chroot problem on the buildd ?08:06
proppy(infinity ?)08:06
zulLaserJock: uhhh...gif animations?08:06
LaserJockohhh, smart08:07
imbrandonlol08:07
dholbachoh he... it's the same in German too, I just didn't do the 'translation', when I read it :)08:07
proppyhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/5372767/buildlog_ubuntu-feisty-i386.poker-network_1.0.32-1_CHROOTWAIT.txt.gz08:09
proppyweird08:09
proppyThe following packages will be REMOVED: apt* build-essential*08:10
dholbachhahahaha :)08:10
somerville320_o08:10
geserproppy: infinity is on vacation08:10
dholbachyou can still ask for a retry in #ubuntu-devel08:11
proppygeser: infinity Adam Conrad ?08:11
geseryes08:11
proppygeser: oh ok, i read his mail yesterday08:12
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proppythx08:13
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sistpotybtw.: this is so strange, I had a really funny bug with konsole (it would always start to hang after a few minutes)... I even have a backtrace08:15
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sistpotytoday I found out, that may keyboard was the reason why... seems like it's broken08:15
LaserJockheh08:16
sistpotyyehaa... new keyboard and no more need for xterm (with its tiny font) :)08:16
dholbachthere's one kernel message indicating a "wonky keyboard cable" - a friend of mine really had that problem in the end - he replaced the keyboard cable and it was all good :)08:16
sistpotydholbach: I doubt it was the cable... (and I also didn't see the dmesg)... I guess it was rather more the wheat bear *g*08:17
sistpotys/bear/beer/08:17
dholbachhahaha08:17
dholbachprobably :)08:18
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ajmitchmid-jan?08:19
zulprobably08:19
somerville32It should be bi weekly :/08:19
ajmitchsomerville32: it's a bit hard at this time of year08:19
somerville32tri weekly? :] 08:19
imbrandonbi-weekly with big gaps this time of year08:19
imbrandon:)08:19
somerville32hehe08:20
somerville32:] 08:20
sistpotyajmitch: I guess much sooner due to the FC issue today, so I haven't followed the meeting since an hour any longer08:20
sistpotys/so/though/08:20
siretartheyho sistpoty 08:20
ajmitchyeah, just reading through all the drama08:20
ajmitchhey siretart 08:20
imbrandonFC issue?08:20
ajmitchforums council08:20
sistpotyhi siretart08:20
imbrandonahh08:20
imbrandonheya siretart 08:20
sistpotysiretart: handed in your thesis?08:20
siretartsistpoty: yes, finally. on monday :)08:23
sistpotysiretart: cool, congrats!08:23
ajmitchwell done siretart :)08:23
siretartnow I'm looking at over hundred bugmails :)08:23
sistpoty*g*08:23
siretarthey imbrandon. hi ajmitch :)08:23
siretartomg08:23
siretart24008:23
imbrandoncongrats somerville32 08:30
somerville32Thanks! :)08:30
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sistpotyyay, congrats somerville3208:31
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imbrandonhrm08:40
ajmitchhm?08:40
imbrandonis there a time limit on shellscripts run from cron or something ?08:40
ademanhey vil, hows it going?  I assume you've been busy, but if there's anything I can do to help I'm happy to do it.  Well, anything within my league, which nothing may be, but I'll be perfectly willing to try.08:40
imbrandonif i run the script manualy its all good, but if i run it from cron it dies 1/2 way through08:40
imbrandonajmitch: ^08:40
ajmitchimbrandon: should be no time limit that I know of08:41
imbrandonhum ok, i'll pipe the output to a log and see if i can figure something else out08:41
vilademan: hey!08:42
vilademan: actually i have a job for you08:42
ademansweet, I'm happy to help08:42
vilademan: test fresh eclipse-cdt-3.1.108:43
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ademanyou mean you have it packaged? geeze, that was fast, and of course I'm more than happy to do that :-)08:43
vilademan: if i finish it tonight, i will paste it somewhere08:43
ademanvil: sure, if you email me the link I'll get to it, I'm actually on my way out08:44
vilwas not so bad as i spotted that fedora already has it08:44
ademanbut i wanted to see if you were about before i left08:44
vilok, i have your mail.08:45
ademanalright good, thanks, i think i gotta get going, but i'm more than happy to help, and test too:-)08:46
ademanby the way good work with this thing, i couldn't evne get past a pbuilder build08:46
ademanbut yeah I gotta go now, thanks so much for working on it, and I'll test it as soon as I get your email08:47
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Sp4rKytkx LaserJock 08:50
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guibisping doko09:07
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guibisdoko hands up !:-)09:11
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crippledcanaryI have some errors in creating a feisty pbuilder environment.  libstdc++6: Depends: libgcc1 (>= 1:4.1.1-22) but 1:4.1.1-21ubuntu1 is installed09:15
crippledcanaryIs there a way to pass on -f to apt-get when using pbuilder create09:15
sistpotycya folks09:16
ajmitchbye sistpoty 09:16
imbrandonlater sistpoty 09:16
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ajmitchwe already have prince holbach09:16
imbrandonheh09:17
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imbrandoncrippledcanary: feisty probably isnt debootstrapable atm, you might have to make an edgy pbuilder and upgrade it09:17
crippledcanarytried that also but then it complains about having to remove apt and some other packages.09:18
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imbrandonyes you will have to do some dirty stuff, working with the latest development often isnt "clean"09:18
crippledcanaryI'm fine with dirt as long as I know how to get "dirty"09:19
imbrandon:)09:19
imbrandonthen let it do the upgrade :)09:19
crippledcanaryShure ... I have a edgy pbuilder environment ready, what do do?09:19
imbrandonthere is a apt option is should tell you about when trying to do it, like force loop or something09:20
imbrandonpbuilder-edgy login --save-after-login , change the sources.list in there09:20
imbrandonthen change the /path/to/pbuilder/apt.conf.d/sources.list09:20
imbrandonboth to feisty09:20
imbrandonthe pbuilder-edgy -> pbuilder-feisty09:21
imbrandonthen pbuilder-feisty update09:21
imbrandonthats the general overview09:21
crippledcanaryOk. whil give it a try.09:21
imbrandonthere /will/ be hickups in there but all cant be explained from the get go09:21
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imbrandonwe can try to help when the hickup hits :)09:21
vildholbach: still there?09:22
imbrandonajmitch: got a sec09:27
tsmithehi all09:27
imbrandonheya tsmithe 09:27
ajmitchimbrandon: yeah, sort of09:27
tsmithehi imbrandon :)09:27
imbrandonok see09:27
imbrandonhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36690/09:27
imbrandonand09:27
imbrandonhttp://voyager.imbrandon.com/mirror/ubuntu/iso/dvd/packageset/09:27
imbrandonwtf am i missing09:28
imbrandonthe iso's arent showing up but the .sh are09:28
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ajmitchfunny09:29
ajmitchsome apache configuration?09:29
ajmitch.htaccess ?09:29
tsmithe...hmm...09:30
tsmithei'm sure someone here will know (though it's not really packaging related): how can i get a list of installed packages from a certain repository?09:30
imbrandonhrm no .htaccess09:30
imbrandonand normal apache conf09:30
ajmitchwhat apache version?09:30
imbrandon209:30
ajmitch2.0.x?09:30
ajmitchit may skip files over 2GB09:30
imbrandonApache/2.0.55 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.1.6 Server at voyager.imbrandon.com Port 8009:31
imbrandonohhh no way, that sucks09:31
ajmitchI don't know how apache in our repositories is configured09:31
=== ajmitch tests
imbrandonthis is edgy if that matters as to what your testing09:31
ajmitchyeah feisty has the same apache09:32
imbrandonis that in the apache2.conf ?09:32
imbrandonor httpd.conf09:32
imbrandonas an option 09:32
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ajmitchapache2.conf09:32
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ajmitchI don't know if it's an option09:32
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imbrandoncompiletime only ? wow that would suck, i dont wanna roll my own apache09:33
imbrandonhrm09:33
ajmitch5GB now09:33
imbrandonstrange09:33
ajmitchstill shows09:33
imbrandoni've only seen this with perm problems09:34
imbrandonbut as you see they are all 64409:34
imbrandoneven the shell scripts09:34
ajmitchyeah09:34
ajmitchodd09:34
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imbrandonhrm yea09:35
imbrandoni just touched ajmitch.txt09:35
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crippledcanaryimbrandon: I'm now getting this....   xkb-data zlib1g09:35
crippledcanaryWARNING: The following essential packages will be removed.09:35
crippledcanaryThis should NOT be done unless you know exactly what you are doing!09:35
crippledcanary  apt libstdc++6 (due to apt)09:35
crippledcanary121 upgraded, 4 newly installed, 13 to remove and 0 not upgraded.09:35
crippledcanaryNeed to get 48.3MB of archives.09:35
crippledcanaryAfter unpacking 26.0MB disk space will be freed.09:35
crippledcanaryYou are about to do something potentially harmful.09:35
crippledcanaryTo continue type in the phrase 'Yes, do as I say!'09:35
crippledcanary ?]  Abort.09:35
imbrandonwhoa use pastebin from now on please :)09:35
imbrandonummm09:35
crippledcanarysorry for the big message...09:35
imbrandonyes do as i say09:36
ajmitchyeah, it's a problem with feisty at the moment09:36
ajmitcha bit annoying09:36
crippledcanaryShould i do a login and do apt-get dist-upgrade -f09:36
ajmitchbreaking builds all over the place on launchpad09:36
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imbrandoncrippledcanary: yes any way you can09:36
imbrandoncrimsun: rember its only a chroot , you can break it and remake it09:36
imbrandonerr crippledcanary 09:37
imbrandoncorry crimsun 09:37
imbrandonsorry*09:37
imbrandondamn keyboard09:37
plugwashlosing apt isn't exactly fatal anyway, you can always download and isntall packages manuaully using dpkg09:37
crippledcanaryyou could use crippled or canary if you like.09:37
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imbrandoni use tab completition i just did cri<tab> heh09:38
raphinklosing dpkg is much funnier 09:38
plugwashi'm sure its fixable though ;)09:38
raphinkit sure is09:38
imbrandonjust rember to --save-after-login if you login to the pbulder otherwise it will wipe the changes when you logout09:38
crippledcanaryI'm past the Yes, do as I say! part now... let's see how it goes.09:38
crippledcanaryyes --save-after-login enabled :)09:39
ajmitchyeah, I've done manual upgrades where glibc had ABI breakage, *every* package had to be recompiled09:39
psusiyou can use ar and tar to extract the .deb, and copy the binaries to the correct location ;)09:39
ajmitchmaintainer scripts & the dpkg db are another problem09:39
imbrandonwow that would be nuts09:39
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ajmitchimbrandon: I was running the hurd, of course it was nuts09:39
plugwashajmitch my soloution to broken maintainer scripts is just to rm them09:40
imbrandonhrm this apache thing has me baffled09:40
ajmitchimbrandon: and I was testing the 'hard' upgrade path for someone09:40
psusiyea... easier to boot from a livecd and reinstall dpkg/apt that way ;)09:40
imbrandonajmitch: heh09:40
plugwashpersonally i dislike dist-upgrade09:41
ajmitchdamn, both sync requests actually came through this time09:42
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plugwashsometimes it tries to remove things that you don't wan't it to remove, the worst bit is you can't simply say "don't remove this" you have to fall back to using upgrade and finishing off by hand09:42
pirasthi!09:43
ajmitchplugwash: I use aptitude dist-upgrade09:43
ajmitchand aptitude hold09:43
pirastin klogic, the changelog says ".desktop file an icon move and modification to meet specs". are there any new specs on desktop files? afaik, the applications need a ,desktop file, is that right?09:43
plugwashhmm is subversion universe?09:44
ajmitchno, svn is in main09:44
vildholbach: ping09:44
plugwashthen i think i've just found a bug09:45
crippledcanaryI know there was issues when using dist-upgrade when upgrading to edgy. (I had a some of them) Would that have been helped with aptitude dist-upgrade09:45
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LaserJockpirast: they were probably moved not removed09:45
plugwashsvn seems to depend on libapr109:45
plugwashwhich seems to be in universe09:45
psusilibapr shouldnt be universe09:45
psusithat's part of apache09:45
ajmitchyay09:46
pirastLaserJock, i'm just wondering because klogic only contains a menu file and not a .desktop one..09:46
pirastshall i add it?09:46
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LaserJockpirast: not even in the source?09:46
ajmitchs/synd/sync/09:46
=== tsmithe begs for revu'ers
LaserJockI think we should just promote Universe to Main and be done with it ;-)09:46
pirastLaserJock, argh, wait :-)09:46
pirastLaserJock, there's one but it is not being installed correctly..09:47
ajmitchplugwash: it appears to depend on libapr009:47
ajmitchplugwash: are you sure you're looking at feisty's subversion, and not sid's?09:47
pirastthanks09:47
plugwashajmitch ahh that explains it09:47
ajmitchyeah, it'll be cleared up with apache & subversion merges, and some package promotions to main09:48
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plugwashsorry for reporting a nonexistant issue09:49
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cypher1is not opera available in edgy-commercial repository ?09:51
LaserJockis there anything in edgy-commercial?09:52
plugwashbtw the fiesty apt issue seems to be caused by an out of date libgcc109:52
cypher1LaserJock, apt-get update did not report any error so i thought there may be something09:53
cypher1can i install opera from dapper-commercial onto an edgy machine ?09:53
plugwashthis means if you let it go through with the dist-upgrade and remove apt you are going to have trouble getting apt installed again ;)09:53
LaserJockcypher1: yeah09:53
cypher1LaserJock, ok cool FF2.0 crashes always for me09:54
dholbachvil: pong09:54
vildholbach: @ubuntu mail doesn't seem to work. however, that's not what i am after09:55
dholbachvil: you can ask on #launchpad about that - they'll explain what you've got to do09:56
LaserJockvil: heh, you are alive, ademan keeps asking where you are :-)09:56
vildholbach: how can one get that shiny people.ubuntu.com/~ space?09:56
imbrandonwork at canonical09:56
imbrandonheh09:56
dholbachvil: I'm sorry to say, but that's something only canonical employees have :-/09:56
dholbachI think there was a spec about having something like that09:57
dholbachbut I don't recall it's name09:57
vilnevermind09:57
=== ajmitch wants the shiny
vilwell is there any other place where can i put a package for ademan? (17MB)09:57
=== imbrandon does too even though i got lots of webspace
cypher1i have one enhancement for apt-get09:57
dholbachvil: you could either upload it to revu or store it in bzr in launchpad - those are the only 'official' things I can offer you09:58
imbrandonvil: i can give you a shell to access http://buntudot.org/people/~vil09:58
imbrandonbut thats not "official" heh09:58
cypher1apt-get should have the capability to download packages from repositories across multiple sessions09:58
crimsunooh, who's handing out random shiny shell access?09:59
ajmitchcrimsun: imbrandon is!09:59
ajmitchwell09:59
ajmitchmaybe :)09:59
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imbrandoncrimsun: hehe not that you can really do much with its on a shared webhost :)09:59
vili would prefer the bzr way, but i thought that it's for sources, patches... not for .debs09:59
imbrandonbuntudot.org is 09:59
somerville32crimsun: I got approved for membership today :) Thanks for all your help so far. 09:59
=== somerville32 hugs.
crimsunsomerville32: congrats!09:59
cypher1sorry wrong window09:59
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imbrandonheya Fujitsu 10:00
dholbachok fellas - I'm off for tonight10:00
dholbachsee you tomorrow10:00
imbrandonlater dholbach 10:00
FujitsuHi imbrandon.10:01
FujitsuBye dholbach.10:01
vilsee you10:01
crimsunbye daniel10:01
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LaserJockcya dholbach 10:01
Adri2000crimsun: do you have some time for an upload? updated merge of blobwars, the bug I reported in debian about the .desktop file is fixed10:01
imbrandonajmitch: did you say the one in feisty does do >2GB ?10:01
imbrandonbut its the same version ?10:01
crimsunAdri2000: LP #?10:01
tenshuif the app i'm packaging is under the artistic licence what should paste in debain/copyright, the entire licence text?10:01
ajmitchimbrandon: it may be because I'm on amd6410:02
ajmitchI haven't tested on the laptop10:02
LaserJockajmitch: thanks for the bug emails :-)10:02
imbrandonpossible10:02
ajmitchLaserJock: zope-zms?10:02
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Adri2000crimsun: I didn't want to file another bug for that... :-/ it's just one patch dropped, and one line removed in the ubuntu remaining changes10:02
ajmitch521 packages upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 69 not upgraded.10:02
ajmitchNeed to get 112MB/551MB of archives. After unpacking 56.1MB will be used.10:02
ajmitchthat's the state of the laptop at the moment :)10:02
LaserJocktenshu: yes10:02
dholbach*HUGS*10:02
LaserJockajmitch: yep10:03
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imbrandonhehe sounds about like my desktop10:03
ajmitchtoo late!10:03
tenshuthanks LaserJock10:03
crimsunAdri2000: please file a bug10:03
=== ajmitch does aptitude upgrade
Adri2000ok...10:03
imbrandon74 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 15 to remove and 5 not upgraded.10:04
imbrandon1 not fully installed or removed.10:04
imbrandonNeed to get 136MB of archives.10:04
imbrandonAfter unpacking 29.1MB disk space will be freed.10:04
imbrandonajmitch: ^6 the state of my desktop10:04
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ajmitchimbrandon: confirmed, it disappears once the file is over 2GB on the laptop10:06
imbrandoncrap10:06
ajmitch2684354560 bytes (2.7 GB) copied, 91.1713 seconds, 29.4 MB/s10:06
ajmitchyay for laptop disks!10:06
imbrandonlol10:06
Adri2000crimsun: bug 75523 of course it's the debdiff from 1.05-410:06
UbugtuMalone bug 75523 in blobwars "[Merge]  blobwars 1.05-4ubuntu1" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/7552310:06
crimsunAdri2000: ok, I'll look at it in 10 mins after I reboot10:07
ajmitchimbrandon: so stick your files on an amd64 & you should be fine :)10:07
imbrandonheh10:07
imbrandonnot an option at the moment10:07
Adri2000crimsun: thanks10:07
imbrandonhrm10:07
imbrandoni wonder what the issue is and if its fixed in a newer apache10:07
ajmitchyep10:08
ajmitchin apache2.210:08
imbrandonis that in the repos yet?10:08
ajmitchit's a deeply seated issue with LFS10:08
imbrandoneven feisty10:08
ajmitchnot yet10:08
ajmitchapparantly pitti/infinity wanted to hold off on the merge, for some reason10:08
imbrandonhrm /me wonders if i should take the task on compiling it himself10:09
vilimbrandon: let's make a deal... is that shiny still available?10:09
imbrandonvil: sure, give me a few minutes to set it up10:09
vilimbrandon: cool10:09
imbrandonis your public ssh key on LP ?10:09
vilyes10:10
imbrandonk10:10
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imbrandonwhats your LP id ?10:10
vilvil10:10
imbrandonheh ok10:11
somerville32imbrandon: poke10:11
imbrandonsomerville32: one sec10:12
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Lutinhay10:12
Lutinis there a way to sign a lot of packages without having to enter your passphrase endlessly ?10:12
FujitsuLutin: gpg-agent, or seahorse-agent.10:13
LutinFujitsu: how do i use it ?10:14
FujitsuI think you just run either of them.10:14
FujitsuThen use GPG/debsign as normal.10:14
geseryou have to tell gpg to use the gpg-agent10:15
somerville32Lutin: Don't have a passphrase on it? :P10:15
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Lutinsomerville32: lol10:15
Lutingeser: and how do I tell gpg to use it ?10:15
somerville32There is an excellent tuorial for GPG on the wiki10:16
gesergpg --use-agent or put "use-agent" in ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf10:16
geserwhen you install gnupg-agent it will put a file in /etc/X11/Xsession.d/ and the agent will be available after the next login10:17
geseror you set the necessary env variables in your current session10:17
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Lutinok, thanks a lot geser10:18
Lutintrying now :)10:18
imbrandonok vil ping10:18
vilimbrandon: ssh vil@buntudot.org    asks me a password10:20
imbrandon"ssh ssh lapacek@buntudot.org" and test it out, anything in ~/public will be visable in http://www.buntudot.org/people/~vil10:20
imbrandonvil was taken for a username10:20
imbrandon:)10:20
vilahhh10:20
imbrandons/ssh\ //10:20
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imbrandonyou can remove that .txt file, i just put it there to test and make sure the config worked10:21
imbrandonsomerville32: pong10:21
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Lutingeser: when using debsign, I get that message : gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use. do you know what's wrong ?10:22
vilimbrandon: still asks me for the password, regardless if i use either lapacek or vil10:22
imbrandonhrm one sec10:23
geserLutin: no, sorry10:24
geserLutin: did you try to sign a file with gpg (and agent)?10:24
vilimbrandon: works now, thanks very much10:25
imbrandonnp10:25
imbrandonthere is a 5gb limit just fyi10:25
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imbrandonno warez or such or i'll delete it without warning :) etc etc etc10:26
imbrandonbut other than that go for it10:26
Lutingeser : gpg --sign --use-agent *dsc > gpg: problem with the agent - disabling agent use10:26
Lutinbrb10:27
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Lutingeser: any idea ?10:27
geserLutin: is the agent running?10:29
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geseris GPG_AGENT_INFO set?10:29
Lutingeser: yes10:30
gesertry adding -v or -vv to gpg10:31
geserto make it more verbose10:31
Lutinok10:32
Lutingeser: still not more infos10:33
somerville32imbrandon: Any updates for shell account to build on?10:34
siretartdid anyone have a look at bzr-builbdeb?10:34
imbrandonsomerville32: i'm actualy working on them as we speak10:35
somerville32Thanks a bunch :] 10:35
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Lutingeser: no clues ?10:42
gesersorry no10:42
geserI've no problems with gpg-agent10:42
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Lutingeser>do you have a config file for gpg-agent, or some particular settings in gpg.conf ?10:45
ryanakcaanybody have an example package for packaging cdbs + qmake-qt4 ?10:45
geserLutin: nothing special10:46
geserI'm also using pinentry-gtk10:47
siretarthmmm.. bzr-builddeb seems to work10:48
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Lutingeser>do you have a howto configure that ?10:50
geserI just installed it10:50
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Lutingeser: and how do you use it ?10:52
gesergpg through gpg-agent uses it to ask my for my passphase10:52
geseror my pin for my openpgp card10:53
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Lutingeser: weird ... here the pinentry window crashes10:55
Lutingeser: yay ! that worked10:58
LutinI don't know why, but I had to run gpg -vvv to have it working ... weird10:58
Lutinthanks a lot10:59
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geserthat's really weird10:59
Lutingeser: you just saved me from the tennis-elbow ... signing too many packages in a row hurts :)11:02
crimsunnixternal: please don't set the assigned source package to alsa-driver unless you know for a fact that alsa-source was used in the compilation. Use linux-source-2.6.foo instead.11:02
crimsunnixternal: When you use linux-source-2.6.foo, feel free to subscribe ubuntu-audio, too.11:02
nixternalroger11:03
nixternalwant a dorito?11:04
crimsunno. I'll just reassign random bugs to kubuntu, though.11:04
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nixternal;p11:04
nixternalwhy assign random bugs to Kubuntu? because Ubuntu gets way to many? jealous? and why would you do that, you said you despised GNOME last week and became a KDE/Qt4 developer full time11:05
ryanakcanixternal: lol11:06
crimsunI redefected back to gnome.11:06
=== ryanakca finds this all very interesting... but:
somerville32Come back to Xfce4/GTK2+ :D11:07
ryanakcawhy do I get these errors when pbuilding a package that uses kde.mk in rules: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36713/11:07
nixternalim going to be doing my version of 30 days on FX, but instead I will be living off of GNOME for 30 days, and GNOME only11:07
somerville32:D11:08
ryanakcanixternal: what kind of coffin do you want? maple sound good?11:08
crimsunsomerville32: I use all the environments (audio bugs are relevant everywhere)11:08
somerville32:)11:08
ryanakcaI have a cardboard box here if you'd rather have one of those...11:08
nixternalnah, solid oak please, with a nice cherry and maple design/crest (Kubuntu logo?)11:08
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=== ryanakca uses many environments as well... afterstep, xfce.. gnome every now and then... KDE... fvwm, icewm, aewm, ratpoison is just wierd...
ryanakcanixternal: sure11:09
crippledcanaryCould anyone have a look at my scribes package. Found at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=375211:10
ryanakcanixternal: I'll gimp one of those when I'm really bored one day11:10
nixternali use KDE all the time, GNOME only because Debian installs it by default ;p11:10
ryanakcaKDE is the one I use the most :)11:11
ryanakcahmm... looks like pbuilder-feisty is trying to kill itself... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/36715/11:12
crippledcanaryryanakca: I had the same problem earlier tonight11:12
crippledcanarypbuilder-feisty login --save-after-login11:13
crippledcanaryaptitude aptitude && aptitude dist-upgrate11:13
plugwashcrippledcanary won't that remove apt?11:13
plugwashleaving you in an even worse state11:14
crippledcanaryLet aptitude hold the packages. using apt-get the packages will be removed11:14
crippledcanaryplugwash: aptitude way works for me11:15
crimsunheh, I used update-manager to sidestep.11:15
crippledcanaryryanakca: don't forget the --save-after-login or your changes will be lost.11:15
crimsunI chose the "distribution upgrade" choice when it was offered11:15
crippledcanaryryanakca: you migth have to edit the sources.list if you are doing a upgrade from edgy to feisty11:16
LaserJocknixternal: I was going to say something smart like "You'd be more productive if you used a *real* desktop" then I realized I was typing it from OS X ;-)11:18
nixternalhahaha11:18
crimsunyou're allowed to stray from the fold.11:18
nixternalbut he does it every day11:19
crimsunhe'll realise before the end.11:19
nixternali think if you were such an open source junky, you would advocate to the uppity ups that you will only use Linux (specifically Kubuntu) or you will quit11:19
crippledcanaryLaserJock: could you have a look at scribes again, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=375211:19
LaserJockcrippledcanary: not now but I'll put it on the list11:20
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crippledcanaryLaserJock: thanks.11:21
LaserJocknixternal: well, if it wasn't for the fact that virtually my only purpose in using a computer is to work on Ubuntu I'd rather like OS X11:21
ryanakcacrippledcanary: thanks11:22
nixternali could never get into it...i don't know, im just a winner i guess because i only like linux (debian based preferred)11:22
crimsunit sounds like you need some non-Ubuntu computer usage!11:22
LaserJocknixternal: as far as DEs go I've just decided to go with which one stinks the least, right now it's Gnome for me11:22
nixternalheh, I have Kubuntu installed, Debian Etch, OpenSUSE, Fedora Core 6, Slackware, and I tried to install Gentoo, but my computer said HELL NO!11:23
nixternali guess i gotta get one of them fat tail pipes for my computer first11:23
LaserJockI installed FC6 2 nights ago, that was my first non-Ubuntu install in like 2 years11:23
nixternalya, i did it last night and i was actually amazed that people like it11:24
nixternalOpenSUSE I can see why people like it, it is decent even though it is rpm based11:24
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crippledcanaryat work I'm forced to use something called Windows XP11:25
LaserJockI feel for you11:25
imbrandonat work i'm forced to use ubuntu/windows 2k3/ and vista11:25
imbrandon:)11:25
LaserJockI haven't had to really use XP for a while11:25
LaserJockluckily my boss is a *nix junkie and couldn't use Windows to save his life11:25
imbrandonhehe11:25
nixternalhaha, since i am going to school and receiving my GI Bill I quit working..I got offered a job downtown chicago the other day managing a Microsoft project...i said if it isn't FREE, it isn't me, and hung up11:26
crippledcanaryI eaven had to use SCO Unix once.... 11:26
LaserJockI literally saw him trying to cat a pdf to a printer spool CLI to print on Windows11:26
imbrandonhahahahahaha11:26
nixternali just hope that the people who use monster don't communicate that stuff behind the scenes11:26
nixternalheh, my sorry arse used to admin sco boxes for the hospital at one time in my pathetic life11:27
imbrandonnixternal: thats just stupid imho :) but what ever floats your boat , you'll rarely find a pure FLOSS job11:27
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nixternalim not looking for a job11:27
imbrandon:)11:27
nixternalthey called me out of the blue11:27
imbrandonyea but no need to burn a bridge for later :)11:27
nixternalwell, i intereviewed for a marketing spot this summer and turned that down as well11:28
ajmitchsigh11:28
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LaserJockdude!11:28
nixternalim waiting for the start-up to take off, then i am moving in with ajmitch11:28
imbrandonheh11:28
nixternali have to finish my masters first, and then debate if i wanna be really cool and do the phd thing11:28
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LaserJockyeah, PhDs are nice, core-dev is better ;-)11:29
nixternalhahahahahaha11:29
ajmitchnixternal: haha11:29
crippledcanaryI'm leaving now. its 11.30 pm here and out of coffeine11:29
imbrandoncoffeine heh classic11:30
imbrandonlater11:30
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ajmitchnixternal: so when are you coming to NZ? :)11:41
Adri2000in a lib package, the so/la/a should go in /lib/ or /usr/lib/ ?11:41
ajmitchalmost always /usr/lib11:41
Adri2000/lib/ is for "core" packages I guess? (essential packages)11:41
ajmitchyep11:41
Adri2000ok11:41
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nixternalnot soon enough!11:42
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LaserJocknixternal: can you pick me up on your way?11:43
nixternalsure thing11:43
nixternalsince i don't drink, all my buds thought it would be fun and buy me this drinking kit for x-mas, so i am loaded with pilsners and shot glasses..they came over for the bears game last night, and as a joke, i turned all of the glasses into flower pots and candle holders11:44
somerville32:D11:45
nixternalthey did a WTF when they walked in11:45
LaserJockhaha11:45
nixternali went to pier 1 and loaded up on the nice gel candle kits, the glass beads..it was great11:46
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nixternalok, did i just miss something?11:46
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ajmitchyeah11:46
ajmitchsomeone sneezed11:47
nixternalbig sneeze, my 'screen irssi' got the snot whacked out of it on that one11:47
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ajmitchit happens sometimes11:48
LaserJocknow that stinks11:49
nixternalsometimes? it happens more than sometimes11:50
nixternalsometimes would be once or twice a week, not a few times a day ;)11:50
imbrandonwoot , i /think/ the change went ok11:51
imbrandonsomeone ping www.imbrandon.com and tell me the IP they get please11:51
nixternal208.113.154.22111:52
somerville32PING www.imbrandon.com (208.113.154.221) 56(84) bytes of data.11:52
somerville3264 bytes from apache2-igloo.gobstopper.dreamhost.com (208.113.154.221): icmp_seq=1 ttl=52 time=123 ms11:52
somerville3264 bytes from apache2-igloo.gobstopper.dreamhost.com (208.113.154.221): icmp_seq=2 ttl=52 time=120 ms11:52
somerville3264 bytes from apache2-igloo.gobstopper.dreamhost.com (208.113.154.221): icmp_seq=3 ttl=52 time=124 ms11:52
somerville32Ack!11:52
somerville3264 bytes from apache2-igloo.gobstopper.dreamhost.com (208.113.154.221): icmp_seq=4 ttl=52 time=124 ms11:52
somerville3264 bytes from apache2-igloo.gobstopper.dreamhost.com (208.113.154.221): icmp_seq=5 ttl=52 time=123 ms11:52
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nixternalhahahahhahaha11:52
Adri2000eh :) he forgot the -c :11:52
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nixternalyou think?11:52
somerville32Ack11:52
nixternallol11:52
somerville32Sorry 11:52
imbrandonwhop i guess not, its showing up here but it might take a while for dns to proigate11:52
fernandoflooder11:52
ajmitchso what day do people prefer for this motu meeting?11:55
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imbrandonajmitch: mondays / tuesdays or wednessdays are best for me but anyday i can make it11:57
imbrandonas far as my 0.2c11:57
=== ajmitch would prefer not to have it on wednesday
ajmitchbut I think more people need to make their preference known11:57
imbrandonbrb i'ma run to the store11:58
imbrandonyea11:58
imbrandonmondays are good imho , but more people yea11:58
imbrandonback in ~45 min11:58
cbx33pete@ubunt:~$ ping www.imbrandom.com11:58
cbx33ping: unknown host www.imbrandom.com11:58
cbx33whoops11:58
cbx33n not m11:58
cbx33silly fingers11:58
imbrandonyea i have a new post on the blog on the new server so when it shows up on planet11:59
imbrandoni'll know dns is propigated :)11:59
nixternalyou hosting through work now?11:59
imbrandonyea i just pointed dns to the new box12:00
imbrandonyou can get to it via http://198.247.173.230/ but some links still dont work because they are coded to the domain name :(12:00
imbrandonbut in the next ~12 to ~24 hours it should be seen by the world12:01
imbrandonhopefully it dosent spam planet 12:01
imbrandonwhen the feed changes12:01
imbrandonheh12:01
imbrandonanyhow brb12:02
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