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sistpotyhi folks12:28
ajmitchhi sistpoty 12:29
sistpotyhi ajmitch12:29
sistpotyajmitch: I get bounces from you via tiber12:29
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ajmitchyeah, dsl is down at home, I fetched 100 or so mails elsewhere but exim was misconfigured12:31
ajmitchgot them alright now, but I have to probably reenable bug mail12:31
sistpotyoh12:31
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jdongquick question, what happened to the "request backport in" button on launchpad?12:42
jdongI'd like to close 70154 in Feisty but keep a Dapper and Edgy task on it open12:42
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fdovingjdong: tried #launchpad ? 12:43
jdongwill do12:43
fdovingthey are usually very helpfull, don't know if this is the best time, though.. 12:44
jdongright12:45
PriceChildfdoving: why what's happenning?12:46
fdovingthe clock is close to 0100 CET.12:47
fdovingand it's monday tomorrow.12:47
fdovingthough, i don't know where the launchpad devs live.12:47
PriceChildoh ok12:48
jdonglate is no excuse :D12:48
jdonglol12:48
somerville32mpt is around12:48
somerville32Lots of activity in #launchpad12:48
somerville32oh, lol12:48
somerville32Thats you12:49
fdovingthere you go.. i'm off to bed.12:49
fdovingnite.12:49
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sebesthello, is there a way to remove a package from REVU?01:40
LaserJocksebest: you can request it to be removed01:41
sebestLaserJock: oki, i'd like to remove "ps-watcher" because it's in feisty from debian01:42
sebestLaserJock: i have another question: i did a package, and it was accepted in universe, now a new upstream release is out, how can i have it include, should i post it to REVU again?01:42
sistpotysebest: please do so01:43
LaserJocksebest: you could file a bug against the package and give a URL to a new source package01:43
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sebestsistpoty, LaserJock: which solution is better? launchpad or REVU?01:44
sistpotysebest: the best solution is to put it to a dgettable url and ping a motu with that url ;)01:44
sistpotysebest: so either revu or a different place will do01:45
LaserJockI'm not really sure, but if you do use LP make sure to subscribe the ubuntu-universe-sponsors team01:45
sistpotysebest: though revu has the advantage that a reviewer can make comments (same goes for a bug in lp)01:45
sistpotyhi LaserJock btw.01:45
LaserJockhi sistpoty, shouldn't you be in bed?01:46
sistpotyLaserJock: yes... probably in half an hour or so ;)01:46
sistpotydidn't do my security bug fix for today yet :)01:46
sebestsistpoty: i think i'm in trouble: "Error '553 Could not create file.'"01:47
sistpotysebest: for revu?01:47
sebestyes01:47
LaserJockwe're going to have to add a "Go to bed, now!" timer in here ;-)01:47
sebesti hit "ctrl+C"01:47
sistpotyLaserJock: hehe01:47
sistpotysebest: what package? I'll clean it01:47
sebestinnotop01:48
sistpotysebest: gone ;)01:48
sebestmy last question was related to launchpad and the packages that were accepted:01:48
sebestsistpoty: thanx :)01:48
sistpotynp01:48
sebeston this page: https://launchpad.net/~sebest/+packages01:49
sebestmy packages are liste, but when i click on them, there is an error01:49
sebestand, i don't see them in feisty repository01:49
sebesteg: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+source/eaccelerator01:50
sistpotysebest: probably still in the queue01:51
sistpotysebest: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+queue01:51
sebestsistpoty: it was uploaded on 2006-12-16 17:00:05 CET01:51
sistpotysebest: an archive admin needs to check these by hand first... and ubuntu archive queue is quite big atm. :/01:52
sebestsistpoty: 22 days is a lot :)01:53
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sistpotysebest: unfortunately 22 days is *not* a lot :/01:53
sistpotythere have been packages sitting far longer in the queue01:54
sebestsistpoty: btw , what is the queue? there a compiled?01:54
sebestis it an automatic process?01:54
sistpotysebest: no... it's the queue of package, that an archive admin needs to look at byhand01:54
sistpotysebest: there are two possibilities that a package lands in this queue: new sourcepacakge and new binary package (though new binary usually gets processed much faster))01:55
LaserJockhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+queue01:55
LaserJockdoh, sistpoty already said it01:56
sebesti don't need to do anything special except waiting, right?01:56
sistpotysebest: right01:56
sebestok :)01:56
sistpotysebest: unless you get a reject ::P01:56
sebesthe :)01:56
sebestbtw, uploading to revu seems really slow today01:57
sebest5 minutes to upload 60ko01:58
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sistpotywe should really ban all php apps from universe *g*02:05
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LaserJocksistpoty: hmmm, that'd take out quite a bit02:06
LaserJockless work, +1 ;-)02:06
sistpotyand much less security risks... e.g.: http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=dokuwiki02:07
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sebestwhat does NMU means?02:20
sistpotysebest: non maintainer upload... you can ignore that for ubuntu02:20
sebestand for debian?02:21
sebesti'm trying to submit a package to mentors02:21
sebesti have the following lintian warning:02:21
sebestchangelog-should-mention-nmu02:21
sebestsource-nmu-has-incorrect-version-number 0.9.5-102:21
sistpotysebest: if anyone, who's not the maintainer or in the uploaders field makes a changelog entry, than that's a nmu02:22
sistpotysebest: and then that should be mentioned in the changelog... 02:22
sistpotysebest: and a patch to the previous version must go into bts02:22
sebestthere is no maintainer as the package doesn't yet exist in debian02:22
sistpotysebest: I don't recall the numbering scheme for nmu's right now, but iirc it should be 0.9.5-1.102:23
sistpotysebest: same name/email in debian/changelog as in control-file?02:23
sebestit seems to be case sensitive :)02:23
sebestthanx :d02:23
sistpotynp02:24
zulanyone seen this before? raise PyCentralError, "package has no field Python-Version"02:24
sebestlast warning is about "not-using-po-debconf" but i'm not using po :s02:24
zulcontrol has XS-Python-Version: current02:24
crimsunzul: what package?02:29
zulxen something has changed on me..02:29
sebestok, it was in "man po-debconf"02:31
zulcrimsun: i blame ajmitch 02:32
LaserJockzul: good call ;-)02:32
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LaserJockalthough it's harder to blame him when his DSL has been down02:33
zultrue...but its fun though02:34
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sebestWhat about a wiki style REVU to create/update package in a community fashion?02:40
sebestpeople could correct/comment the debian/* files online from a browser02:41
LaserJockwe are trying out using Launchpad02:42
sebestLaserJock: really? it would be really quicker to developp quality package02:42
LaserJockwe have a team on LP where people can push branches02:43
LaserJockit's a hard problem02:43
sebestsmall typo could be fixed easily without the long process of : "editing , debuild, dput, revu"02:43
LaserJockREVU is pretty good02:43
ajmitchzul: I'm used to getting blamed02:43
zuli know you are02:43
sebestajmitch: i upload eaccelerator packages to mentors.debian.net (if you are interested in this info)02:44
ajmitchok02:44
LaserJocksebest: but it would really stink if people started messing with your packages and it wasn't just a typo02:44
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somerville32LaserJock: What are we doing with lp?02:44
somerville32or plan to do?02:44
LaserJocksomerville32: using it for REVU like activities02:44
somerville32Interesting02:44
somerville32docs?02:44
sebestLaserJock: this is the main issue with wikis02:44
sistpotyhm... imo an uploader can (and should) fix typos as well... but imo there is also an educational value...02:45
LaserJocksomerville32: docs?02:45
sistpotye.g. if someone needs to reupload 3 times because he can't get the orig.tar.gz right, he'll remember to not mess with it *g*02:45
somerville32LaserJock: spec?02:45
sebestLaserJock: but most of the time wiki still documents tend to improve (or you rollback :)02:45
LaserJocksomerville32: there was an email to -motu02:45
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sebestsistpoty: yes, but he could fixed it with its browser02:46
LaserJocksebest: yeah, but this is packaging and not docs. I think a wiki is less than idea02:46
LaserJocksomerville32: most definitely02:46
sistpotysebest: that's what I mean with educational value :O02:46
sistpoty:P02:46
plugwashdon't debian policies require the orig.tar.gz to be messed with in the rather common case that not everything in upstreams official release is dfsg-free02:46
sistpotyplugwash: that case is pretty uncommon actually02:47
sistpotyplugwash: but yes, then it's ok02:47
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LaserJockwhy? we should have dfsg packages if possible02:48
sebestsistpoty: this would be packaging 2.0 ;)02:48
sistpotysebest: I guess bzr is packaging 2.0 *g*02:48
sistpotys/is/will be/02:48
LaserJockmhm02:48
sistpotybut it's not ready yet imo02:49
rexbroncrimsun: the issue I am finding is gcc is looking for python.c (provided by soma) in /usr/include/python2.402:49
LaserJockyeah, there's some issues02:49
sebestsistpoty: 1.9, because you need a bzr client:)02:49
LaserJockjoejaxx: pingy02:49
joejaxxLaserJock: pong02:49
LaserJockjoejaxx: left a review of ubuntustudio-meta02:50
joejaxxtoday is not my day my screen session crashed :(02:50
joejaxxLaserJock: oh ok 02:50
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crimsunrexbron: that's nasty; hack the Makefile.in as per necessary02:50
rexbronI will take a look02:50
sebestsistpoty: would be great to have a packaging IDE full web: editing and pbuildiing, i could click a button and it would pbuild on dapper/edgy/etc02:50
rexbronalso, I was talking with upstream, they might provide a patch for it02:50
rexbronor at least look into it02:50
crimsunrexbron: that would be preferable02:51
sistpotysebest: pbuilding would indeed be nice02:52
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LaserJocksebest: well, Mark said we'll be getting pretty close to that soon02:52
LaserJockbut I imagine it'll take a while to get there02:53
sebestLaserJock: the development of these features are closed source?02:53
LaserJockLP, yes02:53
sistpotylol, I wanted to type sudo poweroff and instinctly typed sudo pbuilder *g+02:54
LaserJockheh02:55
sebestIs there any reason? I don't ask it to be gpl or anything, but it would be nice that the code is open to contribute to it02:55
sistpotysebest: canonical is a company... they wan't to earn money after all ;)02:55
LaserJockit's a Canonical decision as for as I know02:55
LaserJockbasically, they want to build a single place for people to go02:55
LaserJockand if they give out the code before it's ready it could cause problems02:56
sebestsistpoty: the code can't be open with a license that state that you can't use it commercially?02:56
bhalepeople need to move on from the OSS zealotry business02:56
bhale1) no one is asking for the code to Google on a condition of using it02:56
LaserJockwow, out of the woodwork02:56
bhale2) if you had the launchpad code, it would be useless to you02:56
bhaleLaserJock: sorry, heard this a few too many times02:56
LaserJockyeah, I think it'd be very difficult to open source it at this point02:57
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sistpotysebest: I guess it could... but the code alone isn't the only thing to make money with there... as LaserJock said, they also want to create a single place were ppl. will go, which is kind of a business concept as well02:57
bhaleits hard enough to run by Canonical02:57
bhalelargeish staff of programmers and sysadmins02:57
bhaleto play the devils advocate, it is slighly unsettling that the tools to build ubuntu are under Canonical's complete control02:58
bhalethis is not that exciting of a point, because virtual no one other than elmo can run DAK, either02:58
bhaleand has the same big lock on Debian02:59
sistpotyhehe02:59
sebestsistpoty: i don't see why people would go elsewhere if it were opensource02:59
sebestthe value is not the sourcecode, but the data IMO02:59
sebestbut i see reason for people NOT using it because it is closed source03:01
LaserJockwell, but if every project had there own LP it would kinda defeat the purpose. I think that's the idea anyway03:01
LaserJockI don't know, I go back and forth with it03:02
LaserJockit's sometimes aggravating to have to bug LP people all the time03:02
LaserJockand sometimes there are obvious features that are missing03:02
LaserJockbut on the other hand, I don't think it'd be as far along as an opensource project03:03
LaserJockand if *I* were to get code I couldn't do anything with it anyway03:03
LaserJock:-)03:03
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sebestbtw: bed time for me, good night all03:10
LaserJockcya03:12
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sistpotygn8 everyone03:13
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superm1crimsun, ping03:24
crimsunsuperm1: contentless pong.03:25
TheMusohaha03:25
superm1contentless eh?03:25
superm1interesting concept...03:25
crimsunyes, please include what you're asking about in the ping03:25
superm1ah okay03:25
superm1crimsun, i switched the mythtv package over to use update-alternatives instead03:25
crimsunexcellent03:26
superm1its much cleaner now03:26
superm1i'm glad you suggested that03:26
bhalecrimsun, democracy player totally bombs on python2.5 here03:27
crimsunbhale: but works on 2.4?03:27
bhalecrimsun: it works *more* :)03:28
bhalebut not by much03:28
crimsunI can remove 2.5 (and just list 2.4 explicitly) in the next merge if 2.5 is a complete disaster03:31
bhale2.5 crashes immediately, 2.4 shows the window and then crashes03:31
bhalethis is the first time ive tried democracyplayer03:31
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ScottKOne could argue that 2.5 is better.  If it's gonna crash, might as well get it overwith.03:35
crimsunimpressive, all 11 bugs are crashers03:35
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crimsunooh, nice, i10n error causes crash03:37
LaserJockhmm, it annoys me when mailing lists don't send me my own emails03:39
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ScottKLaserJock: If it's a mailman list there's a setting for that.03:40
LaserJockScottK: yeah, but I don't admin all the lists I subscribe too ;-)03:41
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persiaHow should a sync be requested (the previous Ubuntu changes have been merged in Debian)?03:43
jdonghahaha, freudian slip of the day: Rockbox identifies "Thrash Metal" ID3 tag as "Trash Metal"03:44
jdong:D03:44
LaserJockpersia: file a sync request bug and subscribe  ubuntu-universe-sponsors03:44
persiaLaserJock: Thanks.03:44
crimsunu-u-s is largely non-functional presently03:44
crimsunbetter to just ping me with the bug #03:45
crimsun(due to the bug contact email going to only one person)03:45
LaserJockwhat?03:45
LaserJockwhy is that?03:45
persiacrimsun: Ah.  Thanks.  The sync bug is #76590.  Other bugs to which I have subscribed u-u-s are #33580, #42622, and #78296.03:46
crimsunhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-December/001047.html03:46
Hobbseecrimsun: did you want the email?03:46
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crimsunHobbsee: I'd like to see it set to a group email as it was, but you mentioned it's being worked on03:46
Hobbseecrimsun: actually, i can forward it to you, so we both get it03:46
Hobbseei think...03:46
crimsunHobbsee: that would rock, thanks03:47
LaserJockwhy don't we just have a mailing list?03:47
LaserJockthat's the usual thing to do03:47
HobbseeLaserJock: because i havent figured out how to get one, and my email hasnt been replied to yet03:47
somerville32Hobbsee, You need to e-mail rt03:47
Hobbseesomerville32: i did03:47
Hobbseecrimsun: where did you want it?03:48
LaserJockwell, we can use tiber03:48
HobbseeLaserJock: cool03:48
Hobbseethat'd work, i presume03:48
LaserJockI just think it's odd to be hung up for a lack of mailing list03:48
crimsunHobbsee: my LP email would be fine03:48
HobbseeLaserJock: indeed.  if we can get a mailing list on tiber, i'd appreciate that03:49
LaserJockI don't really read a lot of bug email ( I don't like how LP sends stuff) but surely people would find it useful03:49
LaserJockHobbsee: just get siretart to do it03:49
Hobbseesiretart: ping?03:49
siretartHobbsee: You sent me a contentless ping.  This is a contentless pong.  Please provide a bit of information about what you want and I'll respond when I am around.03:49
Hobbsee*grin*03:49
Hobbseesiretart: ping @ a mailing list for u-u-s on tiber03:49
LaserJocknow we are going to have 2x as many pings03:50
LaserJockfirst the contentless ping03:50
LaserJockthen the one with content03:50
Hobbseeindeed03:50
LaserJock:-)03:50
Hobbseewill he reply twice?03:50
Hobbseeplus your mention of his nick03:50
jdongwhich is why you ping with  random trash attached03:50
Lathiatping +++ATH003:50
Hobbseeheh03:51
bhaleATDT Lathiat 03:51
LathiatNODIALTONE03:51
bhale:(03:51
bhaleCARRIER LOST03:51
Lathiatyou lose03:51
somerville32Ok03:56
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somerville32Lets package.03:56
ScottKLaserJock: Mailman usually has the option to get your own postings at the user level too in the users page.  That's what I've always seen.04:00
LaserJockScottK: oh, interesting, I'll have a look04:01
LaserJockdarn, it'd be nice if you could subscribe to particular tasks04:04
joejaxxLaserJock: i can keep the package at the same version right?04:04
LaserJockyeah04:04
joejaxxok04:04
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somerville32For my pyneighborhood package, I'm just going to delete what I have and use cdbs04:11
Hobbseehehe04:11
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somerville32For debian/04:17
somerville32A lot of files can have the binary package appended to it04:17
somerville32like menu04:17
somerville32etc.04:17
somerville32It is preferred to have that even if there is only one binary package?04:18
crimsunit's not necessary, but it's the packager's preference.04:18
LaserJocksomerville32: yeah, just abstract your way out of problems :-)04:19
somerville32When a makefile installs the files to the wrong place, I just have to patch the Makefile, right?04:21
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ajmitchusually, yes04:23
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somerville32With man pages04:29
somerville32What does the number at the end mean?04:29
TheMusoajmitch: Heya!04:29
persiasomerville32: The section.  man man for a description04:29
somerville32What do I do if all the source code is on the top level directory?04:30
somerville32I think I need to pass the directory for pysupport to look in or something04:30
ajmitchTheMuso: hello04:30
TheMusoajmitch: How was your Christmas break?04:31
ajmitchit was pretty good04:32
ajmitchhow about you?04:32
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ajmitchso not really on irc :)04:32
somerville32oh wait, nvm04:32
Hobbseeajmitch!!!04:33
ajmitchHobbsee: yes?04:33
Hobbseeajmitch: heya :)04:33
ajmitchhello04:33
ajmitchhow's it going?04:34
Hobbseegood :)04:35
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Hobbseenah...04:35
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TheMusoajmitch: Twas good thank you.04:38
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HobbseeTheMuso: coming to the dinner after open day?04:40
crimsunoh, suck. More acroread CVEs that I can't do anything about.04:41
TheMusoHobbsee: WOuldn't miss it. I hope you are.04:41
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TheMusoGood.04:42
ajmitchhello crimsun 04:44
=== ajmitch would love to come to LCA
crimsunhello ajmitch 04:45
LaserJockajmitch: me too :(04:47
LaserJockwhy can't they have LCA at google HQ? ;-)04:47
TheMusoLaserJock: Because then it wouldn't be LCA.04:47
=== ajmitch won't be going anywhere for awhile, I think
LaserJockme neither04:48
LaserJockI think Mountain View almost did me in :-)04:48
LaserJockhmm, ERC04:50
=== ajmitch doesn't need to be travelling the world for various fun conferences
ajmitchso has the motu council been formed yet?04:51
Hobbseeajmitch: doubt it04:51
Hobbseeajmitch: CC meeting is on tuesday04:52
ajmitchI thought it was mainly the TB it was blocked on04:52
Hobbseeoh yeah04:52
Hobbseeprobably04:52
=== Hobbsee shrugs
ajmitchuntil then, you can continue working04:53
LaserJockyeah, we seem to have lost a little of the "pre-Christmas" momentum04:53
ajmitcha little?04:53
LaserJockwell, crimsun's still working04:54
ajmitchcrimsun doesn't know how to stop04:55
LaserJockbut we did lose the ajmitch factor ;-)04:55
crimsunit's bit-perfect crack-cocaine.04:55
crimsunI promise I'll check myself in MOTU anonymous soon04:56
ajmitchLaserJock: the ajmitch factor being the general noise in the channel, with no actual work?04:56
LaserJockcrimsun: don't bother, it seems nothing can help the raging Ubuntu-holic MOTU :(04:57
LaserJockajmitch: I was thinking "constructive discussion" but whatever ;-)04:58
ajmitchhah04:59
ajmitchfunny man04:59
LaserJockperhaps I'll get to be the Castle Grayskull court jester :-)05:00
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LaserJockI thought that was bddebian05:01
ajmitchnah05:01
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LaserJockdistributed uber-MOTUism05:03
crimsunyou'll end up with a -lot- of md5 collisions.05:03
somerville32Do I use dh_install if the makefile installs the files anyhow?05:04
LaserJockno05:05
somerville32kk05:05
somerville32I think I've finally figured this out :] 05:06
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LaserJockcrimsun: are merge/sync requests going to u-u-s too?05:06
HobbseeLaserJock: they already do05:07
crimsunthey should as per normal05:07
LaserJockhmm, I don't see much05:08
crimsunHobbsee: were you able to added me to the bug contact email forward?05:08
crimsunto add, sheesh05:08
LaserJockI just wondered05:08
persiaDoes anyone have an opinion on /usr/share/menu vs. /usr/lib/menu?05:09
Hobbseecrimsun: oh yeah, was goign to.  had to experiment to see if it'd work05:10
Hobbseeoh wait, no05:10
Hobbseecrimsun: i can forward it to you, and not get the bugmail, if you like05:11
LaserJockpersia: http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/menu.html/ch3.html#s3.105:12
persiaLaserJock: Thanks, although I'm not sure when a compliant menu file would be a binary :)05:12
crimsunHobbsee: that'd be no better than the current situation :/05:13
LaserJockpersia: I'm not really sure either05:13
Hobbseecrimsun: sure it is - you're reading the mail feed05:13
crimsunHobbsee: bah05:13
Hobbseecrimsun: done05:14
crimsunok, thanks.05:15
crimsunshould I file a bug against RT, then, so we can move this along more quickly?05:15
Hobbseecrimsun: please do05:16
somerville32Hmm...05:17
somerville32It appears I'm actually installing to /debian/05:17
somerville32or, err..05:17
somerville32debian/05:17
somerville32*debian/pyneighborhood05:18
somerville32How do I get it to actually install it?05:18
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crimsunsomerville32: rephrase, please.05:28
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ajmitchbye all05:29
crimsuncya ajmitch 05:29
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crimsunsomerville32: what are you trying to accomplish?05:29
somerville32pyneighborhood05:29
somerville32:)05:30
crimsun(phone)05:30
somerville32I've got three different attempts going at once05:30
somerville32And I just lost of my train of thought05:30
somerville32lol05:30
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LaserJocksomerville32: it's installing to debian/pyneighborhood ?05:35
somerville32LaserJock: Yeah05:35
somerville32my Makefile05:35
LaserJockok, that's a good thing05:35
somerville32:)05:35
somerville32LaserJock: Does it install it after automagically?05:43
LaserJocksomerville32: well, when your building you are actually building in a subdir05:45
LaserJockthen once everything is in place it compresses it all up into a .deb05:46
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somerville32Ah05:47
somerville32LaserJock: Are you busy?05:49
LaserJockkinda-ish05:50
LaserJockI'm at home cooking with the wife a little05:50
somerville32LaserJock, Lets do a MOTU classroom session, lol. I think that if I worked through one package with someone (and they were verbose), I'd have things down pat :)05:50
somerville32I'm just so frustrated with all the failed attempts I'm probably missing something simple05:51
joejaxxLaserJock: how do i delete the one i already uploaded?05:53
joejaxxsomerville32: what are you trying to learn?05:55
joejaxx:)05:55
somerville32I'm trying to get packaging down05:56
somerville32lol05:56
somerville32But I always try it when I'm super tired05:56
joejaxxlol05:56
somerville32I can patch and all the stuff05:56
joejaxxtry it when you are well rested :)05:56
somerville32It is building a package from scratch05:56
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somerville32I understand most of it05:56
somerville32but the issue is actually installing the files, lol05:57
joejaxxlol05:57
somerville32and all the weird dh_ scripts05:57
joejaxxah05:57
somerville32:D05:57
joejaxxoh ok05:57
joejaxx:)05:57
joejaxxsomerville32: too bad there is not a ddel05:59
joejaxxlol05:59
LaserJockjoejaxx: it's automatically overwritten06:02
LaserJocksomerville32: well for dh_* they usually have pretty good man pages06:02
somerville32LaserJock: They aren't too bad :] 06:03
LaserJockI recommend going through your whole debian/rules and reading the man page for each dh_06:03
joejaxxLaserJock: just found that out i reuploaded them06:03
joejaxxwhen*06:03
joejaxx:)06:04
joejaxxi thought you might have had to delete them some kind of way06:04
LaserJocknope06:06
LaserJockREVU separates by time06:06
LaserJockthat's why you can upload the same version06:06
joejaxxthat is a nice feature:)06:08
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LaserJocksomerville32: ok, so you're having problems with file installation?06:33
somerville32LaserJock: Yeah, I see how I can fix it but it doesn't seem... logical06:33
LaserJockok, so it's help to think about the build process06:34
LaserJockhow does a .deb get built?06:34
somerville32Magic? :)06:34
LaserJockand how does it get installed?06:34
crimsunthe great motuaholic deems it so, and It Is So.06:35
LaserJockhmm, not encouraging answers ;-)06:35
crimsunwe bow before your infinite motuness.06:35
joejaxxLOL06:36
somerville32:] 06:36
somerville32I'm going to get a glass of Orange juice and then we can plow through this thing :)06:36
Hobbsee|NotHerecrimsun: haha06:36
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somerville32Lets start from the start (to make sure I got everything right)06:39
somerville32We visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyneighborhood/ to download the latest version (which is 0.4)06:40
somerville32We wait a few minutes for SourceForge.net to give us the file since it is so slow06:40
=== somerville32 downloads from the OSDN mirror.
somerville32Direct link: http://superb-west.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/pyneighborhood/pyNeighborhood-0.4.tar.gz06:42
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somerville32So, I create a folder to work in06:44
somerville32I then decompress the gzip and untar then then recompress with gzip06:45
somerville32This produces the directory pyNeighborhood-0.406:45
somerville32Which I rename to pyneighborhood-0.4 to meet package naming requirements06:46
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LaserJockand then I tar'd it back up to pyneighborhood_0.4.orig.tar.gz06:46
somerville32I use dh_make06:47
=== somerville32 enters the directory.
somerville32dh_make -c gpl -e cody-somerville@ubuntu.com -f ../*.gz06:48
LaserJockk, I'm with you06:49
somerville32Should I use cdbs or just use single binary?06:49
LaserJockI did single binary06:50
somerville32Ok, so we've set it up and now it is time to start editing our debian files :)06:50
LaserJockif you're having problems understanding how the building works, abstracting it away to CDBS isn't going to help you learn, IMO06:50
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32I've been using single so far06:50
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somerville32First, the easy stuff06:51
somerville32Modify changelog06:51
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somerville32Change version to 0.4-0ubuntu106:51
crimsunanyone running dapper amd64?06:52
somerville32unstable -> feisty06:52
somerville32Change comments to just "* Initial release"06:52
somerville32Save06:52
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somerville32rm cron.d.ex emacs* init.d.ex manpage* post* pre* pyneighborhood-default.ex *.EX06:54
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somerville32removed `cron.d.ex', removed `emacsen-install.ex', removed `emacsen-remove.ex', removed `emacsen-startup.ex', removed `init.d.ex', removed `manpage.1.ex', removed `manpage.sgml.ex', removed `manpage.xml.ex', removed `postinst.ex',removed `postrm.ex', removed `preinst.ex', removed `prerm.ex', removed `pyneighborhood-default.ex', removed `pyneighborhood.doc-base.EX'06:55
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LaserJockk06:56
LaserJocksomerville32: now what?06:58
somerville32Modify the rules file06:58
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somerville32Umm... this is going to get tricky to rely everything I do back to here06:59
somerville32What about a gobby session?06:59
crimsunserver?06:59
LaserJockit's all python, right06:59
LaserJock?06:59
somerville32The package?07:00
somerville32The package is completely07:00
somerville32err..07:00
somerville32The program is programmed in Python, yes07:01
LaserJockis the canonical gobby server still up?07:04
somerville32Not sure07:05
somerville32I can try setting up a sobby server07:06
LaserJockyep, gobby.u.c07:06
crimsunstandard port?07:07
LaserJockyep07:08
somerville32gobby.ubuntu.com 6523 ?07:09
LaserJockthat or 6522, I can't remember07:09
LaserJockit's 2207:10
somerville32652207:10
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ajmitch_yay07:16
ajmitch_only took 2 days to get DSL back at home07:17
LaserJock\o/07:18
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Fujitsukeescook, what do you think about the vnc4 regression?07:54
keescookFujitsu: I'm not sure how to debug it; it's an ugly side-effect of it getting recompiled against edgy libraries.  :(07:54
FujitsuLooks like it.07:54
FujitsuThere's no way we can migrate the Dapper binaries over?07:54
Fujitsu(like the way they got into Edgy in the first place)07:55
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somerville32:)08:02
somerville32gobby.ubuntu.com :)08:02
somerville32Who wants to come help me? :)08:02
somerville32lol08:02
siretartmorning08:14
siretartHobbsee|NotHere: hm. try via email perhaps?08:15
ajmitch_hi siretart 08:17
siretarthuhu ajmitch_ 08:22
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somerville32Ok, I'm confused again.08:23
somerville32lol08:23
somerville32My makefile will install it to debian/prefix/blah08:24
somerville32So...08:24
somerville32my debian/install file..08:24
somerville32Do I refer to the files as if they are in debian/prefix/blah/etc.08:24
somerville32or do I just do it relative to package root?08:24
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persiasomerville32: I use relative to the package root as the source location, and a shorthand (e.g. "usr/share/pixmaps") for the target location.  Note that only files that are not installed properly by the normal build process need to be included in debian/install08:27
somerville32How do I know if they are installed correctly or not?08:27
somerville32persia: Can you spare a few minutes to give me a hand?08:28
persiasomerville32: I think the easiest way is to inspect the resulting deb (after dpkg-buildpackage) manually, but others inspect the actual buld tree.08:28
somerville32persia: Do you have gobby installed08:29
persiasomerville32: sure.08:29
somerville32+?08:29
persiasomerville32: Now I do, but I have never used it.08:30
somerville32Ok08:30
somerville32Join gobby.ubuntu.com08:30
somerville32:] 08:30
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dholbachgood morning08:41
Lutin 'morning dholbach08:42
dholbachheya Lutin08:42
ajmitch_hi daniel08:45
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somerville32dholbach, I need your help :)08:49
dholbachhey andrew08:49
dholbachhey somerville32 - fire away08:49
somerville32dholbach, Do you have gobby installed? :] 08:49
dholbachyes08:49
somerville32Can you come take a peak at gobby.ubuntu.com?08:50
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=== somerville32 sighs.
somerville32${python:Depends} still isn't being replaced.09:06
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=== somerville32 is so freaking close to get this package right that isn't even funny :]
somerville32persia: IT didn't install my man page09:08
somerville32persia, Is this when I use install? :] 09:12
somerville32oh wait09:12
somerville32I see what I may have done wrong09:12
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somerville32Is this an acceptable error?:09:15
somerville32E: pyneighborhood: menu-icon-not-in-xpm-format /usr/share/pyNeighborhood/icons/pyneighborhood_48x48.png09:15
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somerville32What does this error mean?09:18
somerville32E: pyneighborhood source: package-needs-python-policy-debhelper09:18
persiasomerville32: The common workaround for that error is to create debian/pyneighborhood.xpm, and install it in /usr/share/pixmaps (with debian/install).  Menuing systems that use .desktop files will select the .png as the preferred format, and debian menu-based systems will use the .xpm.09:20
somerville32How do I make a .xpm?09:21
persiasomerville32: execute `convert wherever/pyneighberhood_48x48.pgn debian/pyneighborhood.xpm`09:22
=== persia s/pgn/png/
somerville32So I'll need to use install to install the .xpm icon09:24
=== somerville32 is starting to get the hang of this :)
persiasomerville32: Yes.  debian/install is for all the miscellaneous files that don't get installed in the build.09:24
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somerville32Ok09:26
somerville32:)09:26
somerville32I'm so close I can taste it09:26
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somerville32persia: ping09:35
somerville32E: pyneighborhood; Manual page pyneighborhood.8 is not compressed.09:35
somerville32E: pyneighborhood; Manual page /usr/share/man/man8/pyneighborhood.8 is not compressed with max compression.09:35
somerville32E: pyneighborhood; Manual page /usr/share/man/man8/pyneighborhood.8 is not compressed using gzip.09:35
somerville32E: pyneighborhood; No manual page for binary pyNeighborhood.09:35
persiasomerville32: Are you installing the binary in sbin?  Usually, section 1 is used for even administrative commands in bin, as these are available to normal users.09:37
somerville32no09:37
somerville32I'm installing it to /usr/bin09:37
persiasomerville32: Is your package somewhere I can download it?09:38
somerville32I'll upload right now09:38
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somerville32Ok09:38
somerville32uploaded to revu09:38
=== somerville32 twiddles thumbs for it to appear.
somerville32persia: 09:45
somerville32http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=399109:45
persiasomerville32: First thing I notice is that you want to put the .xpm file in usr/share/pixmaps (and adjust the menu file)09:47
somerville32ok09:47
somerville32for png one too? (I'd have to patch upstream)09:48
persiasomerville32: the png should definitely be in usr/share/pixmaps.  When upstream puts it somewhere else, I usually just copy it with an extra line in debian/install.  You'd also need a patch to change the .desktop (Icon=pyneighborhood_48x48)09:49
somerville32Would the patch start with a 20 now?09:52
persiasomerville32: dh_python is deprecated.  As you are using dh_pysupport, this can be removed.09:52
somerville32persia: k09:52
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persiasomerville32: 20 is a fine number (anything larger than 10 is good).09:52
somerville32What should I call it?09:53
somerville32Are there any conventions?09:53
persiasomerville32: I usually call them something like desktop-file-update, I don't know of a convention.09:53
somerville32Do, I can just change Icon=pyneighborhood_48x48.png09:56
somerville32Or leave out the file extension?09:56
persiasomerville32: You don't need the .png (it is actually deprecated).  This lets themes use SVG (or whatever) if they prefer.09:56
somerville32ok09:57
somerville32done09:57
persiasomerville32: You probably want to rename then manpage to use the mixed capitalisation used for the binary10:00
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somerville32done10:01
persiasomerville32: Adding dh_compress should solve a few of the warnings10:01
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somerville32Does it matter where in the chain of dh_* scripts?10:03
persiasomerville32: After dh_installman should be fine10:04
persiasomerville32: My apologies, but I have no idea about W: pyneighborhood: description-synopsis-might-not-be-phrased-properly10:04
somerville32Hmm10:05
somerville32haha!10:07
somerville32I think I figured out my dependency issue10:07
somerville32I install to /usr/share/pyNeighborhood10:07
somerville32and the package is pyneighborhood10:07
somerville32So it would look for it in pyneighborhood10:07
somerville32haha10:07
=== somerville32 builds to see if he is right.
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somerville32Yes!10:15
=== somerville32 cheers.
=== somerville32 dances.
somerville32:D10:15
somerville32I figured it out.10:15
somerville32After weeks of hacking... I have finally figured it out!10:16
somerville32:D10:16
somerville32Someone give me a hug10:16
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somerville32:D10:17
somerville32E: pyneighborhood: menu-icon-too-big /usr/share/pixmaps/pyneighborhood_48x48.xpm: 48x48 > 32x3210:21
somerville32Is there an easy way to make it smaller?10:21
persiasomerville32: I use GIMP - for a change like that (48->32), you may need to adjust the bits manually to make sure it still looks good afterwards, as 3/4 pixels tend not to be so clear.10:23
somerville32...10:23
somerville32I have to be an artist too? :S10:23
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FujitsuThis is why SVG is good.10:23
somerville32What are my options?10:24
persiaFujitsu: It doesn't help for debian menu files (which require 32x32 .xpm files, but generally, yet.10:24
FujitsuTrue.10:24
persiasomerville32: If you load the image into Gimp, there is a "Scale Image" entry in the "Image" menu.  If you aren't too concerned with the final result, just save the result of this operation as the .xpm file.  You can script it, but my gimp-fu isn't up to that.10:25
somerville32done :] 10:26
somerville32As for the phrase issue10:34
somerville32I think it is because I have a period at the end10:34
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somerville32Is this permissible? W: pyneighborhood: menu-command-not-in-package /usr/share/menu/pyneighborhood:3 gksudo10:37
somerville32persia, Are you a MOTU?10:40
persiasomerville32: No.  I just write patches.10:40
lifelesssomerville32: what do you mean permissible ?10:40
somerville32lifeless: Would a MOTU advocate with that warning present?10:41
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lifelessif your package is correct, then sure, whynot.10:41
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lifelessbut if the package is correct, and nothing is wrong, override the warning10:41
=== somerville32 nods.
persiasomerville32: http://huygens.ca.infn.it/cgi-bin/dwww?type=file&location=/usr/share/doc/lintian/lintian.html/ch2.html#s2.4 explains how10:42
somerville32Thanks10:42
persiasomerville32: I can confirm the phrase issue was due to the period.  It should be removed.10:43
somerville32schweet :)10:43
somerville32I think I've packaged my first package successfully10:44
=== somerville32 hugs persia.
somerville32lifeless: Would you be able to do a quick review in a few minutes? I'm pretty sure the package is ready for advocating. :)10:45
lifelessnope, sorry.10:45
lifelessin meetings10:45
somerville32kk10:45
somerville32Does anyone know the new address for imbrandon's box?10:53
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=== somerville32 founds it.
crimsun56161 uploaded.10:58
somerville32Is that my SRU?10:59
somerville32Yes11:00
somerville32Thanks Crimsun :)11:00
crimsunsomerville32: in the future, please append a number to proposed11:02
somerville32What do you mean?11:03
somerville32oh11:03
somerville32Right11:03
somerville32I read "append" and "send"11:03
somerville32*as11:03
somerville32crimsun: I'm just rebuilding my package. After I'm done, do you think you could review it for me? I think it is ready for advocating. :)11:05
crimsunsure. I'll be in and out for the next hour or so.11:05
somerville32Do you know whats up with imbrandon's build box?11:05
somerville32It times out when I try to connect11:06
somerville32and building the package takes like 5-6 minutes each time, lol - luckily this is a quick package to build.11:06
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somerville32Btw, when do we change the urgency on the changelog? What does it do?11:08
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persiasomerville32: For Ubuntu it is almost never used.  For Debian, it controls what criteria must be met before the package can move from unstable to testing.11:10
somerville32k11:11
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somerville32Alright!11:12
somerville32No more lintian errors11:12
somerville32Time to upload to revu :] 11:12
somerville32crimsun: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=399311:19
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persiasomerville32: Just a note: you probably want to delete the 48x48 xpm, as it is not used.11:22
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\shhappy new year and moins :)11:35
persia\sh: Happy new year11:36
crimsunsomerville32: what is ./usr/share/python-support/pynei11:53
crimsunghborhood.dirs11:53
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crippledcanarycould I please, please have anyone to look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=377211:59
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crimsuncrippledcanary: what's the deal with: -rwxr-xr-x root/root      1286 2007-01-08 03:06 ./usr/bin/.scribesclient    12:06
crimsuni.e., why is it hidden?12:07
crimsuncrippledcanary: also, you need to b-d on python-support and use the Debian Python policy12:10
crimsun(which means you need python-all and python-all-dev as b-d, too)12:10
crimsunor just python-all-dev and python-support12:11
crimsunthen you need to adjust scribes's Depends12:11
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crippledcanarycrimsun: I will fix the b-d and contact upstream about .scribesclient12:34
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pefhello12:35
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crippledcanarycrimsun: if I add python-all, can I remove b-d on python then?12:46
crimsuncrippledcanary: if you b-d on python-all-dev, you don't need python or python-all listed12:46
crippledcanarycrimsun: should depends also point to python-all12:47
crimsuncrippledcanary: no, python-all-dev depends on python-all12:47
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crippledcanaryyes -dev for b-d but shuld I use pyton-all for "d"12:48
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crimsuncrippledcanary: you should use ${python:Depends}12:48
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StevenKcrimsun: Give us idiots a chance to answer. :-P12:49
crimsunkk O:-)12:49
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fernandomoin all12:49
HobbseeStevenK: now you'll be pressured into doing all the dirty work...12:49
Hobbseehey fernando 12:49
bhaleyay Hobbsee 12:50
fernandohey Hobbsee 12:50
Hobbseehey bhale :)12:50
crippledcanarySo if I use ${python:Depens} in d then all dependencies is grabbed from b-d?12:50
StevenKHobbsee: What else is new? :-P12:51
HobbseeStevenK: heh.12:51
persiaHobbsee: Thanks for adjusting the u-u-s list earlier12:51
Hobbseepersia: :)12:51
Hobbseepersia: adjusting it?12:52
persiaHobbsee: As previously noted, crimsun is indeed addicted to bugmail (thanks crimsun)12:52
Hobbseepersia: ahh :)12:53
Hobbseepersia: yes12:53
Hobbseeit's a little weird not seeing it in my inbox :P12:53
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Hobbseeapparently you cant forward to two addresses in gmail.  shame12:53
somerville32Hobbsee, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=3993 ? Please :)01:04
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Hobbseesomerville32: ask StevenK 01:06
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StevenKGrrr!01:07
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Hobbseethe mighty StevenK monster has woken up!  argh!01:07
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StevenK:-P01:07
crimsunsomerville32: did you fix the issue I asked about?01:07
crimsun(no response is a review-killer)01:07
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palskiis "Nominate for Release" used for ubuntu packages?01:28
Fujitsupalski, yes.01:29
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palskiFujitsu: Since there are no release managers for ubuntu who is accepting nominations?01:32
Fujitsupalski, ubuntu-core-dev members can accept them.01:32
FujitsuWhich is rather annoying.01:32
dholbachpalski: there are release managers01:32
dholbachFujitsu: core-dev members can do what?01:33
palskilp says: "There is no release manager for Ubuntu" =)01:33
Fujitsudholbach, accept release nominations.01:33
FujitsuMore stupid LP-imposed bottlenecks.01:33
FujitsuOnly the drivers of a distribution can accept them.01:33
dholbachpalski: there's the ubuntu-release team01:34
siretartwhat does the nomination for release do?01:34
dholbachFujitsu: Where does it say the process works like that?01:34
Fujitsudholbach, in the code. It was discovered through practice.01:34
dholbachaha01:35
FujitsuThey say they'll look at it `post-1.0'01:35
FujitsuIt is quite an inconvenience.01:35
siretartFujitsu: what's the deal with the 'Nominate for release' links?01:39
Hobbseehey siretart :)01:39
Fujitsusiretart, what about them?01:39
siretarthuhu Hobbsee 01:39
siretartFujitsu: what are they for?01:39
FujitsuAnybody can nominate, but only core-dev can accept them.01:39
siretartHobbsee: you pinged me earlier?01:39
\shnew wine is on its way...01:39
FujitsuThey supersede the `Backport fix to releases' link.01:39
Hobbseesiretart: yep.  laserjock suggested it, can we get a mailing list for ubuntu-universe-sponsors on tiber please?01:40
Hobbsee\sh: yay :)01:40
siretartokay, but when should I click on the link? when to nominate?01:40
siretartHobbsee: sure. do you want to admin it?01:40
Hobbseesiretart: you'd you tell me what i need to do in terms of adminning....01:40
Fujitsusiretart, it's for requesting fixes in stable releases, basically. Just adding a task for that distrorelease.01:40
Hobbsees/you/ have to/01:41
Hobbseesiretart: i've never admined a list before - as long as it's not too difficult, then yeah, that's fine01:41
FujitsuHobbsee, that regexp won't work!01:41
siretartHobbsee: no, its standard mailman and completely web driven01:41
Hobbseesiretart: right01:42
HobbseeFujitsu: no, probably wouldnt :P01:42
StevenKs/you /have to /01:42
StevenKWould, though01:42
FujitsuStevenK, yep.01:42
siretartHobbsee: btw, on tiber, there is no mailman installed. I'm setting one up on freiburg.tauware.de (my private vserver)01:43
StevenKFujitsu: You don't have to tell me, I know. :-)01:43
FujitsuStevenK, of course! You are one of the deities around here.01:43
StevenKsiretart: If you want to add me as a list-admin, I'm happy to be one.01:43
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Fujitsutiber is another Canonical ServerPronto box, isn't it?01:44
Hobbseesiretart: cool :)01:44
HobbseeStevenK: sure you are - you're a DD01:44
StevenKJust being a DD doesn't make me a deity.01:45
FujitsuStevenK, why not?01:45
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siretartHobbsee: you should have mail with an initial password now01:45
StevenKJust because I have a account on a bunch of machines doesn't make me any more or less special than any of you guys.01:45
siretartStevenK: do you happen to know if mailman supports multiple list-admins?01:45
siretartFujitsu: right01:46
StevenKI think it does.01:46
siretarthmm01:46
StevenKOh, it does01:46
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siretartah, yes I found it01:46
siretartstevenk@ubuntu.com?01:46
StevenKSounds fine01:46
siretartHobbsee: StevenK and you are now listadmins. please pass StevenK the list password after you got/changed it01:47
siretarthave fun! :)01:47
StevenKWe'll be sure to tell you when we've broken it.01:47
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siretart:)01:48
StevenK:-)01:48
Hobbseesiretart: coo, sure01:48
Hobbseehaha01:48
Hobbseesiretart: thanks for that01:53
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crimsunrock01:54
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geserHobbsee: where to subscribe to the u-u-s ml?01:55
Hobbseeyay, kde01:56
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siretartgeser: http://lists.tauware.de/listinfo/ubuntu-universe-sponsors01:57
siretartgeser: but let Hobbsee first do the initial configuration for the list01:57
geserok01:58
Hobbseehehe01:58
Hobbseei have to figure *how* to01:58
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siretartHobbsee: slammed by mailman ;)02:08
Hobbseesiretart: sorry?02:08
siretartHobbsee: I mean overwhelmed by the thousand of options you can set in the admin interface02:09
Hobbseesiretart: ah, yes :)02:10
cypherbiosHey people, 0.1~beta1+svn20070108-0ubuntu1 is an good number version? Or is wrong/too long??02:19
cypherbioss/number version/version number/02:19
geserlooks ok to me02:20
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cypherbiosgeser: thanks :)02:21
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persiacypherbios: I'd recommend avoiding ~ unless you really need it: it breaks word selection in GNOME Terminal.02:22
cypherbiospersia: hmm... but if I wont use this '~' the version number will break, won't?02:23
persiacypherbios: If it's a svn pull, I'd use 0.1+svn20070108-0ubuntu1, as it likely doesn't match a released beta.  If it's a released beta, you would do as well with 0.1+beta1.   As + is less than all the numbers, you shouldn't have any issues later, even if 0.11 is released.02:25
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geserit depends on the next released version02:27
cypherbiospersia: humm, make sense. So I think that 0.1+svn20070108-0ubuntu1 is more sane in this case, what you think?02:27
gesercypherbios: will the next released version be 0.1 or 0.2?02:28
cypherbiosgeser: probably will not have an new beta, the next upstream release will be 0.102:28
persiacypherbios: That sounds fine to me.02:28
cypherbiosgeser: s/not have/haven't/02:28
persiacypherbios: If this is pre-0.1, you might want 0.0+svn... instead.02:28
gesercypherbios: 0.1 < 0.1+svn2007010802:29
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cypherbiosgeser: 0.1~beta1+svn20070108 < 0.1 ?02:30
enycThere seems to be a problem (or many-day-delay) with upload -- https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qpsmtpd/+bug/78005 -- Version: 0.31.1-4ubuntu0.1~proposed1   has not appeared in the archive02:30
UbugtuMalone bug 78005 in qpsmtpd "[SRU]  request: dapper:qpsmtpd fix for bug #72602" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  02:30
gesercypherbios: dpkg --compare-versions 0.1~beta1+svn20070108 \< 0.1 && echo "yes"02:31
Hobbseegeser: you can subscribe now, i think02:31
Hobbseesiretart: email would have been fine, btw, or queried my |nothere, client :)02:34
Hobbseesiretart: or just wait for me online again :P02:34
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enyccrimsun: see abevoe note, your upload appears to have not ggone trough02:40
enyccrimsun: aha... I have no w subscribed the archive admins... forgot that! lol02:40
persiaHobbsee: My message to Ubuntu-universe-sponsors awaits moderator approval.  Should I join the list to submit bugs there, or are you willing to accept spam?02:42
Hobbseepersia: um....02:43
Hobbseepersia: is that just your change on LP?02:44
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persiaHobbsee: LP generated mail from me based on a change to the list.  The list bounced to me because it is members-only.02:45
Hobbseepersia: yes....that was supposed to be fixed...02:45
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geserHobbsee: "You have successfully confirmed your subscription request to the mailing list Ubuntu-universe-sponsors, however final approval is required from the list moderator before you will be subscribed. Your request has been forwarded to the list moderator, and you will be notified of the moderator's decision."02:46
Hobbseegeser: done02:46
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geserthanks02:46
StevenKHobbsee: Hrm?02:46
HobbseeStevenK: persia's comments02:47
persiaStevenK: LP is sending mail (as me) to U-U-S, and I receive a notice that it awaits moderator approval.02:47
StevenKpersia: Approved.02:48
persiaStevenK: Thanks, but my worry is that U-U-S will not receive new patches without extra effort.  That's fine for you and Hobbsee, but geser won't see the patches until one of you approves the message (or am I missing something)02:50
Hobbseepersia: explanation:  "hobbsee hasnt touched mailman before, this is still a work in progress"02:51
geserpersia: I still can look them up in LP02:51
persiageser: Yes, but that's no different than from when Hobbsee was the only bug contact.  I say this because I've seen significant improvement in U-U-S processing since mail was distributed to additional people.02:52
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persiaHobbsee: No worries: I'm just reporting my experience.02:53
Hobbseeright.  we're ignoring it till later.02:54
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Guard] [anhello02:55
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Guard] [ani'm new to building debian packages: let say i have an application that uses autotools, in a directory like myapp/ myapp/src myapp/data etc... would it be possible to generate multiple debian packages out of this ? like 1 package for the core application, and several packages for data/plugins ?02:57
Guard] [anor do i need to have one directory and 1 build script per plugin ?02:57
geseryou can build several packages from one source02:58
geseryou have to say which files belong to which package02:59
persiaGuard] [an: It's possible, but note that building multiple packages from a single source is significantly more complicated than a one-to-one relationship.  You will need to configure your Makefiles to install to separate directories (or tour debian/ directory will be hard to maintain)02:59
Guard] [anthen i guess i need to read the maintainer guide again :)02:59
crimsunenyc: I subbed u-a on Jan 603:00
crimsunenyc: it has to be approved by u-a before it will be synced out to the mirrors03:00
crimsunenyc: that approval has yet to occur03:00
Guard] [anwell i guess the 1 source for multiple packages pattern applies since most of the stuff additional packages have to install will end in /usr/share/myapp/plugins/03:00
crimsunsiretart: / Hobbsee: cheers for the u-u-s list migration03:01
Hobbseecrimsun: i subscribed you to the u-u-s list, it's a WIP03:01
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persiaGuard] [an: Do any of the plugins conflict, would they be used by other packages, or are they really large (so the user doesn't want them all installed)?  It might be easiest just to install all the plugins.03:01
crimsunHobbsee: seems to work well; got persia's latest change to 4729903:02
Hobbseecrimsun: cool.  that was manually approved03:03
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crimsunoh, going through moderation?03:03
Hobbseeat the moment03:03
persiacrimsun: It's Tuesday for most of Australia :)03:03
Guard] [anpersia: it's very large so the user don't want them all, and it's really specific to my test application03:04
Hobbseecrimsun: right now, it's about 1am.  with two aussies, we'll deal with it in the morning :P03:04
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crimsunpersia: we have two different patches in 4729903:06
persiacrimsun: neutrinomass's patch is only for the .desktop file.  Mine is a debdiff including that (and the Encoding line).03:08
crimsunpersia: the Categories don't match03:10
persiacrimsun: "Application" doesn't validate03:10
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geserslomo: Hello, I'm looking at the merge of libsexymm 0.1.9-2. The only remaining change is the bump of build-depends libsexy-dev from >= 0.1.7 to >= 0.1.9. Merge or sync?03:26
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persiacrimsun: Umm..  What?03:30
crimsunpersia: s/edgy/feisty/03:31
persiacrimsun: OOps.  Which?03:31
crimsuncupsys-pt. Fixed and uploaded.03:31
persiacrimsun:  Thanks.  Sorry about that.03:32
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enyccrimsun: Oh I see, it needs another +1  (bug 78005)...03:36
UbugtuMalone bug 78005 in qpsmtpd "[SRU]  request: dapper:qpsmtpd fix for bug #72602" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7800503:36
crimsunenyc: no it doesn't, it has 303:37
crimsunenyc: it has already been uploaded; it just has to be accepted by u-a03:37
crimsunenyc: note the accepted: http://adhd.irule.net/~crimsun/Screenshot.png03:41
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xopher-Hi! Anyone have the time to check this out, Im sure its something trivial.. Having problems with prevu: http://rafb.net/p/yoSGGC52.html03:58
Hobbseexopher-: bug jdong about prevu-crack04:03
xopher-You're not interested ? :P04:03
Hobbseenot overly.  more to the point of "he knows the code, none of us do"04:04
xopher-Anyway, should probably update prevu anyway, using some ancient version, could be fixed in a later version04:04
xopher-That's a good pointer04:04
Hobbsee...04:04
Hobbseeof *course* you should be using the latest version, before coming to ask about error messages04:05
Hobbseefor bug fix releases, anyway04:05
crimsunbut I -like- using known-broken versions.04:06
crimsunyou know, and then I won't mention that I know it's known-broken.04:06
Hobbseecrimsun: :P04:06
Hobbseecrimsun: and you'll ask it of people who have never used it anyway?04:06
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xopher-Hobbsee I was. Just wasn't 100.001% sure of it at the time, update could come any minute04:08
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bddebianHeya gang04:10
Hobbseeheya04:10
Lutinheya bddebian04:10
bddebianHi Hobbsee, Lutin04:11
HobbseeOK, bedtime for me04:11
bddebianGnight04:11
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Lutinbddebian: could have a look to gfaim please ? =)04:34
siretartHobbsee|NotHere: sorry?04:34
cypherbiosgeser: ping04:41
gesercypherbios: pong04:42
bddebianLutin: Yeah, give me a bit04:42
cypherbiosgeser: Lintian says: "E: packagename: bad-version-number 0.1~beta1+svn20070108-0ubuntu1"04:42
cypherbiosgeser: it's normal?04:42
Lutinbddebian: ok, np :)04:43
gesercypherbios: sorry, I don't know. perhaps somebody else can answer this04:44
cypherbiosgeser: is about the package that we are talking about 1 hour ago, remember?04:45
cypherbiosgeser: btw, np :)04:46
geseryes, but I don't know if lintian is right04:46
geserLutin: 01_gfaim.patch is leaking memory04:47
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cypherbiossomeone knows if 0.1~beta1+svn20070108-0ubuntu1 is really an bad-version-number?04:47
Lutingeser: did I forget to free something ?04:48
bddebiancypherbios: What does lintian -i say?04:48
persiacypherbios: According to http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-controlfields.html, only alphanumeric and . + - : are allowed (no ~)04:48
geserLutin: you free only if loc != NULL04:48
cypherbiosbddebian: E: packagename source: bad-version-number 0.1~beta1+svn20070108-0ubuntu104:48
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cypherbiospersia: hmm, but I need to do something to 0.1~beta1+svn... be less than 0.1-0ubuntu104:49
Lutingeser: and whar is the pint to free something NULL ?04:49
Lutinwhat's the point*04:50
xopher-cypherbios if it's only for your own purposes, itll still work just fine, and be a lesser version. so why not use it. no one is perfect anyway04:50
Lutingeser: forget what I just said :)04:50
persiacypherbios: How about 0.0+svn20070108-0ubuntu1 (you previously indicated it was neither a 0.1 or beta1 release).04:50
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xopher-or 0.0.99+, which would be closer to the 1.004:51
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xopher-s/1.0/0.104:52
cypherbiosxopher-, persia: hm, could be. There is no problem with 0.0.99+svn20070108-0ubuntu1 so?04:53
persiacypherbios: Personally, I prefer to avoid +, but it's commonly used for cvs/svn indicators, and that version is definitely < 0.1.04:54
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cypherbiospersia: thanks, will be 0.0.99+... so :)04:54
cypherbiosbddebian: what you think about it?04:57
bddebianI see ~ used a lot these days so I dunno, sorry :-(04:58
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Lutinbddebian, geser: ok, fixed now05:00
dholbachhiya proppy05:00
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persiaHow does one request a retry of a build?05:17
slomogeser: sync05:18
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geserpersia: a failed build?05:28
persiageser: Yes  Rapidsvn failed to build 2006-12-15, due to an insufficient version of libsvn.  This has been fixed, and it should build now (it certainly builds locally for me).  I can generate a patch for a new version (with useful changes) if that is easier, but a rebuild fixes 90% of the known issue.05:30
bddebianJust do a -Xbuild1 push05:31
persiabddebian: Nah - if a new upload is required, I'd rather fix the other 10%.  I thought there might be a magic button in LP that would retry the build.05:32
geserpersia: ask Mithrandir in #ubuntu-devel to give-back rapidsvn05:33
persiageser: Thanks.05:34
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cypherbiosbddebian: please, see if still +1 for you, if not leave some comments.05:36
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cypherbiosbddebian: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=399605:37
bddebianLutin: What is the purpose behind debian/legal.txt?05:41
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persiacypherbios: If you are installing a .desktop, you need dh_desktop in order to refresh the user's active menus after the install.05:41
cypherbiospersia: the Makefile does this, at make-time05:42
persiacypherbios: dh_desktop does postinst/postrm changes.  Your Makefile shouldn't.05:43
cypherbiospersia: hmm...05:44
cypherbiospersia: so, how can I do it?05:44
persiacypherbios: Add dh_desktop after dh_installman in debian/rules05:45
cypherbiospersia: just it? or I need to do something else to dh_desktop recognise the .desktop file?05:46
Lutinbddebian: the very important prpose to show you that I'm kind of stupid =)05:46
bddebianLutin: No, that's OK, I am just asking :-)05:47
Lutinbddebian: forgot to remove it05:47
persiacypherbios: Just that.  dh_desktop will change the postinst to call update_menus, which will then read the .desktop installed by the Makefile into the current session.05:47
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cypherbiospersia: so I keep the installation done by Makefile also, right?05:47
bddebianLutin: No worries05:47
persiacypherbios: Yes.  Only add the one line.05:48
cypherbiospersia: I got it, updating...05:48
cypherbiospersia: tnx05:48
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cypherbiospersia: done ;)05:59
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Lutinbddebian: ping ?06:03
bddebianYo06:03
Lutinbddebian: imprec is a little wrapper script internally used by gfaim for printing06:04
Lutindo I really need to add a manpage for it ?06:04
bddebianHmm06:05
cypher1arghh.. Proxy error (some upstream server error) when adding comments to launchpad.. does anyone else facing the same problem06:06
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Lutinbddebian: ?06:15
bddebianLutin: Hmm == I don't really know for sure :-)06:17
Lutinbddebian: ah ok :)06:17
Lutinbddebian: is there someone I could bug about that ?06:17
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cypher1geser, i was looking at the genpower build failure06:19
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Nafallo!info wlassistant07:02
ubotuwlassistant: User friendly KDE frontend for wireless network connection. In component main, is optional. Version 0.5.5-0ubuntu3.2 (edgy), package size 115 kB, installed size 572 kB07:02
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somerville32Can anyone please review? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=399307:20
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LaserJockoh man07:36
LaserJockthe inventor of Ramen noodles died Saturday07:36
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bddebianHeya LaserJock07:37
LaserJockhi bddebian 07:38
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ajmitchhi LaserJock 07:39
bddebianajmitch!!07:39
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Nafallo!info network-manager-gnome07:44
ubotunetwork-manager-gnome: network management framework (GNOME frontend). In component main, is optional. Version 0.6.3-2ubuntu6 (edgy), package size 245 kB, installed size 1608 kB07:44
giskardNafallo, prr ;)07:45
somerville32Hi LaserJock07:45
somerville32LaserJock: I figured out all my issues :)07:45
dholbachsomerville32: lucky you ;-)07:46
Nafallogiskard: hi mate :-)07:46
somerville32dh_pysupport looks at several different locations *based* on the package name.07:46
Nafallogiskard: you don't happen to have nm-svn packaged somewhere? :-)07:46
somerville32The program's name is pyNeighborhood07:46
somerville32So it installs to /usr/share/pyNeighborhood07:46
bddebiansomerville32: reviewed07:46
somerville32However, the package name "pyNeighborhood" violates policy so is made to become "pyneighborhood".07:47
giskardNafallo, no :( do you want it?07:47
somerville32So what I had to do was pass /usr/share/pyNeighborhood to py_support to make it looks there instead of /usr/share/pyneighborhood07:47
somerville32lol07:48
LaserJocksomerville32: ahh, I see07:48
somerville32So simple yet I've been pulling my hair out for the last two weeks! :D07:48
Nafallogiskard: I was thinking about it. but I think the proper fix to my problem would be to use rt2x00 instead of rt2500 legacy driver. wext is fun to have I've heard ;-)07:48
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somerville32bddebian, thanks :)07:49
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somerville32Woot! One advocacy! :D07:49
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somerville32LaserJock: Would you have time for a quick review? :)07:49
zulhey LaserJock 07:50
LaserJocksomerville32: perhaps, what's the URL07:50
LaserJockhi zul 07:50
somerville32http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=399307:51
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LaserJockand registers for Spring 2007 :/07:54
LaserJockhmm, so this is my 17th semester in a row07:58
LaserJockhow pathetic07:58
zorglu_semester = 6month ?07:58
LaserJockwell, technically they are about 15 weeks07:59
LaserJockbut there's only 2 main ones a year07:59
LaserJockfall and spring07:59
LaserJockif I counted Summer it'd make me cry ;-)07:59
zorglu_so it is like 8.5 years....07:59
zorglu_quite a lot :)07:59
LaserJockyeah :/07:59
zorglu_phd at least ? :)08:01
LaserJockyeah08:01
LaserJockat least I better08:01
zorglu_well not that bad then :)08:02
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LaserJockheh, my first "short" planet post :-)08:07
somerville32:)08:11
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LaserJocksomerville32: so are you liking dpatch ok?08:33
somerville32I love it!08:33
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LaserJocksomerville32: cool08:34
somerville32LaserJock: Did you get a chance to review yet? : )08:34
LaserJockworking on it now08:35
somerville32Any complaints so far?08:35
LaserJocknot really08:36
LaserJockI personally like to stick with 3.7.2 for Standards-Version08:36
LaserJockbut that's no biggy08:36
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LaserJocksomerville32: the only thing I'm not sure about is your mixing pyNeighborhood and pyneighborhood08:41
Adri2000fam conflicts on gamin... so fam depencies should be replaced with gamin, right?08:41
somerville32LaserJock: pyNeighborhood is the upstream name. 08:42
somerville32pyneighborhood is the package name08:42
LaserJocksomerville32: I know08:42
persiaAdri2000: Most packages seem to use fam | gamin (both seem to have ongoing development)08:42
somerville32LaserJock: What would be the issue?08:43
LaserJockcase-sensitive tab completion ;-)08:45
Adri2000persia: right08:45
somerville32LaserJock: I still don't see the issue. There are tons of commands that aren't all lowercase.08:45
LaserJocksomerville32: I just like consistency :-008:46
LaserJock:-) rather08:46
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somerville32LaserJock: I'll keep that in mind for the future. :)08:47
LaserJocksomerville32: ok, little bit of a problem08:53
somerville32Oh no :(08:53
LaserJocksomerville32: the md5sums of the .orig.tar.gz doesn't match the md5sum of the tarball downloaded from the website08:53
LutinToadstool: pingus08:54
somerville32Is it because I did: gzip -d *; tar -xf *.tar; gzip *.tar ?08:54
somerville32(to unpack)08:54
LaserJockprobably08:54
somerville32Is it... admissible?08:55
LaserJockI'd like it fixed :-)08:55
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somerville32Can I fix it w/o re-uploading?08:55
somerville32I don't want to lose my 1 advocate, lol08:56
LutinLaserJock: if you have a minute, could you have a look at gfaim on revu and tell me if you think I really should add a manpage for imprec ?08:56
persiaWhen is the universe merge deadline again?08:56
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Lutinpersia: 8 feb iirc09:01
LaserJocksomerville32: yeah, you can send me the correct .orig.tar.gz09:02
LaserJocksomerville32: I think there is a wiki page on how to compress them right09:02
somerville32LaserJock : I think so too. I'll go read it.09:02
persiaLutin: Thanks.  I was worried it was sometime this month (and looking at the list of my patches that need to be merged).09:03
somerville32LaserJock: If I e-mail you the correct tarball, will you upload to universe? :)09:03
Adri2000question to MOTUs: If I want to fix a bug in a package which version is (example) 0.1.2-3 in ubuntu and 0.1.3-1 in debian, can I use the debian source, fix the bug and upload that without requesting a sync first? (I think the answer is yes, just to confirm)09:04
persiaAdri2000: Yes, but you will want to document the merge with a merge bug, and be sure to upload as 0.1.3-1ubuntu1 (IANAM)09:05
Adri2000merge? if the current version in ubuntu has no change, it's not a merge09:05
persiaAdri2000: Right.  I read that wrong.  Please ignore everything above except the part about the version number.09:06
Adri2000:p09:06
crimsunyes, you can upload 0.1.3-1ubuntu1.09:07
LaserJocksomerville32: yes, I will09:07
ajmitchyes, you are expected to upload 0.1.3-1ubuntu1 as long as it's before UVF :)09:07
Adri2000crimsun: and I should generate a .changes file with change since the 0.1.2-3 ?09:07
crimsunyes.09:08
Adri2000changeS since the 0.1.2-3 version, ok09:08
somerville32If you upload something and the version is 0.7.0-beta3... would it be wrong if someone packages it as version 0.7.2?09:08
somerville32*0.7.309:09
crimsunyes09:09
somerville32Well, someone did09:09
somerville32lol09:09
somerville32Or I think they did atleast09:09
somerville32picard 0.7.2-2ubuntu109:09
somerville32 Component: universe Section: sound on Mon,  4 Dec 2006 00:32:12 +0100 by Lukas Lalinsky <lalinsky@gmail.com> 09:09
somerville32        picard     - Next-Generation MusicBrainz audio files tagger09:09
ajmitchthen they shouldn't have09:09
ajmitch& they should be taken out the back09:09
somerville32http://musicbrainz.org/news/picard.html09:09
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somerville32Latest release is 0.7.0 09:10
Adri2000crimsun: I will apply for membership tomorrow, if you want to say something at the CC...09:10
somerville320.7.0-Beta2 was released recently09:10
somerville32or not so recently?09:10
LutinAdri2000: =)09:10
somerville32ajmitch, crimsun: nvm09:12
somerville32That page is old09:12
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LaserJocksomerville32: figure out the md5sum problem?09:23
somerville32Almost :] 09:23
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LutinLaserJock: if you have a minute, could you have a look at gfaim on revu and tell me if you think I really should add a manpage for imprec ?09:26
LaserJockLutin: where does imprec get installed to?09:27
somerville32LaserJock: What did you get for a checksum?09:28
LaserJocksomerville32: of the downloaded tarball?09:29
LutinLaserJock: /usr/bin09:29
somerville32LaserJock: Yes.09:29
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LaserJocksomerville32: 1cecae28bb5753f39fb0b6a9a0f5364e09:29
LaserJockLutin: it seems a little odd to do a manpage for it09:30
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LaserJockLutin: "Each program, utility, and function should have an associated manual page included in the same package. It is suggested that all configuration files also have a manual page included as well. Manual pages for protocols and other auxiliary things are optional."09:31
LutinLaserJock: ok :)09:31
LutinLaserJock: just wanted to be sure09:31
LaserJockLutin: perhaps this is an "auxiliary thing" but I don't know09:31
LutinI think it is09:32
LaserJockseems more like a utility09:32
LaserJockbut an axiliary utility09:32
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Lutinit's a oneline wrapper used internally for printing09:32
LaserJockmy only thought would be that I don't know if /usr/bin is the best place to put it if it's just internal09:33
Lutinnot even a utility that could be useful to someone/thing else but the program itself09:33
LaserJockbut whatever09:33
LutinLaserJock: where should I put it then ?09:33
LaserJockI don't know :-)09:35
LaserJockI think I'd probably just leave it as it is09:36
Lutinok09:37
somerville32LaserJock: Link. I'm having problems connecting for some reason09:37
somerville32sf.net is horribly slow now with all their resource intensive javascript09:37
LutinLaserJock: if you have some ime to review it then ... =)09:37
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LaserJockhehe09:38
LaserJockLutin: I'll put it on my todo list09:38
LutinLaserJock: ok, thanks :)09:39
somerville32s/Link./Link?09:39
LaserJockis bddebian around?09:39
bddebianNo :)09:40
LaserJockbddebian: oh well :(09:40
bddebianLaserJock: Whatcha need man?09:40
LaserJockbddebian: your review of gfaim09:41
bddebianYeah?09:41
LaserJockthere was a lintian warning about a binary without a man page09:41
bddebianYeah, Linda warning, lintian error09:41
LaserJockIMO, it's ok09:42
LaserJockas the binary in question is an internally use wrapper with 1 line09:42
bddebianLutin: Probably the best thing to do then would to just be to add a lintian override09:42
LaserJockbddebian: what do you think about it?09:43
bddebianYeah, I think it's bogus but I'm no "policy" expert by any stretch :-)09:43
shawarmaWhy not move it to usr/lib/gfaim ?09:43
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Lutinbddebian, LaserJock: do you both think an override would be ok ?09:45
LaserJockLutin: yes09:45
Lutinok09:45
LaserJockshawarma: "/09:45
bddebianshawarma: That's a thought too09:45
LaserJockbah09:45
LaserJockmy paste doesn't work09:46
LaserJockLSB says "/usr/lib: Libraries for programming and packages"09:46
LaserJocks/LSB/FHS/09:46
shawarmabddebian: {,/usr}/{,s}bin should really only be for stuff that a user should be calling. If a user should be calling it, it needs a man page.09:47
shawarmaLaserJock: libexec, then.09:47
shawarma/usr/lib includes object files, libraries, and internal binaries that are not intended to be executed directly by users or shell scripts. [22] 09:48
Adri2000crimsun: still here?09:48
shawarma"internal binaries"09:48
shawarmaLaserJock: Also from FHS.09:48
Lutinbddebian, LaserJock: just dput'd gfaim, should be ok in a couple of minutes =)09:49
LaserJockshawarma: ah, that does look better09:49
bddebianHere's from the Debian policy manual:  "Each program, utility, and function should have an associated manual page included in the same package."09:50
LaserJocksomerville32: you got a .orig.tar.gz yet? my trigger finger is getting tired ;-)09:50
LaserJockbddebian: but for "axuiliary things" it's optional09:50
shawarmabddebian: which section?09:51
bddebianWhere's that stated?09:51
LaserJockI think /usr/lib/ is the best09:51
bddebianshawarma: 12.109:51
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LaserJockbddebian: right after the part you quoted09:51
shawarmabddebian: I think it's implied that it's only programs, utilities or functions that the end user should care about. 09:52
LaserJockI think the most "correct" way to do it is /usr/lib09:52
shawarmabddebian: There's no need to document every private funtion inside each program.09:52
bddebian:-)09:52
LaserJockshawarma: right, but those should also not be in /usr/bin ;-)09:53
LaserJockwell, in seperate files anyway09:53
shawarmaLaserJock: Exactly.09:53
ScottKI've got a packaging question that I'm not sure how to solve...  There is a PERL package that used to distribute two programs.  Upstream, because one of the programs was not going to be updated anymore, they broke it into two packages.  The other program has a new updated version.  Debian (and Ubuntu from Debian) currently has the last integrated version packaged.  Is there a way I can update a single existing package int09:54
ScottKr REVU?09:54
geserLaserJock: seems like I got g-c-u build with libgoffice-009:54
gesercan you test it?09:55
imbrandonno more noodles ;(09:55
zulthere will always be noodles just no new noddles09:55
imbrandonahh true09:55
zuland you are making me hungry09:55
imbrandonhehe09:56
zulcrud its 4 already?09:56
somerville32LaserJock, almost got it :] 09:56
imbrandon3 , shush09:56
LutinLaserJock: so, /usr/lib or override ?09:57
LaserJockgeser: certainly09:58
LaserJockLutin: I now prefer /usr/lib :-)09:58
geserLaserJock: http://members.ping.de/~mb/gchemutils/09:59
bddebiandoh09:59
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shawarma*G* It's always fun to stop by, cause a stir, and the fade back into silence. :-)10:00
LaserJockmhm10:00
bddebianYeah, "thanks" shawarma ;-)10:00
somerville32LaserJock, Ok. Just want me to upload to revu?10:01
shawarmabddebian: :-)10:01
LaserJockwell, why don't you just send it to me, so I can just upload it10:01
shawarmabddebian: any time.10:01
LaserJockgeser: ok, I've got it, building now10:02
LaserJockso much for a nice productive day at work10:02
ajmitchLaserJock: just ignore irc10:03
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somerville32LaserJock: e-mail?10:04
LaserJockmantha@u.c10:04
somerville32Just the .org.tar.gz?10:05
LaserJockyep10:05
somerville32LaserJock, Did you get it? :] 10:17
LaserJockyep10:18
somerville32All goods? :] 10:18
somerville32Does an Archive Admin or something have to review it first?10:18
somerville32Or does it go right into Universe?10:18
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gesersomerville32: if it's a completely new package it needs to be reviewed by an archive admin10:21
Toadstoolheya everybody10:22
somerville32How long should it take?10:22
geserthe review? some days (it depends on the archive admins)10:22
Lutinheya Toadstool, how are you ?10:22
somerville32Who are archive admins?10:23
somerville32aka, who is someone I can bug, lol10:23
Sp4rKyheya Toadstool :)10:23
Sp4rKyplease, i've a python app, but the install script is a bash script (install.sh). How can set cdbs to run install.sh and not setup.py for installation ?10:24
Toadstoolhey Lutin, Sp4rKy 10:24
bddebianHi Toadstool10:25
ToadstoolSp4rKy: take a look at /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/python-distutils.mk, you want to modify DEB_PYTHON_SETUP_CMD in your debian/rules10:26
Toadstoolhey bddebian 10:26
Sp4rKyToadstool: thx :)10:26
ToadstoolSp4rKy: and maybe a couple of other variables 10:26
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ToadstoolSp4rKy: hint: the documentation for cdbs is cdbs itself :p10:27
Sp4rKy:)10:27
bddebianheh10:27
Lutinbddebian, LaserJock: gfaim should be ok now, could you have a look ? =)10:35
Sp4rKyToadstool: strange, i've added the variable but it doesn't work10:36
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Sp4rKyToadstool: and the duckorp doc doesn't talk about smthg else10:37
ToadstoolSp4rKy: never really modified this variable, can I have a look at your package?10:40
Sp4rKyToadstool: i just try smthg10:41
Sp4rKyand upload it if it doesn't work10:41
Sp4rKyok, it "works"10:42
Sp4rKybut the issue is it's a bash install script10:42
Sp4rKyand python-distutils run python install.sh :/10:43
Sp4rKyso i shouldn't use python-distutils class :)10:43
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somerville32Hobbsee :)11:00
somerville32Hobbsee, I got my package uploaded. Say yea for me! :)11:00
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Hobbseehey somerville32.  yay :)11:02
ScottKNow he gets to join the club waiting for NEW.11:02
ajmitchHobbsee: you're up early11:03
Hobbseeajmitch: yes.  meeting11:03
ajmitchpoor soul11:03
Hobbseeindeed :P11:05
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cypherbiosbddebian: if you aren't busy, please say if still +1 from you [if needed]  for this package http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=399911:09
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LaserJocksomerville32: check your ubuntu-motu mailbox ;-)11:21
somerville32I have a ubuntu-motu mailbox?11:21
somerville32lol11:22
geserLaserJock: have you had time to test the g-c-u 0.6 debs?11:23
crimsunAdri2000: yes11:23
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Adri2000crimsun: could you take a look at http://adrishost.homeip.net/~adri2000/ubuntu/toupload/doodle_0.6.6-1ubuntu1.debdiff please11:24
crimsunin 20 mins11:24
Adri2000to fix bug 78497 as specified in the changelog11:24
UbugtuMalone bug 78497 in doodle "doodled package can't be removed" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7849711:24
Adri2000ok11:24
crimsun(meeting atm)11:24
LaserJockgeser: gah, gimme a sec. I forgot about that11:24
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crimsunLaserJock: which source package for pyneighbourhood did you upload?11:30
LaserJockcrimsun: the one from REVU + fixed .orig.tar.gz11:30
crimsundoes the generated binary still dump the dirs into /usr/share/python-support/ ?11:31
crimsunsince somerville32 has seen fit to completely ignore the question from my reviewing11:31
LaserJockcrimsun: you reviewed it?11:33
bddebianLaserJock: You gonna archive that upload? :-)11:34
LaserJockoh, crikey11:34
crimsunLaserJock: yes11:35
Adri2000shawarma: do you know how to apply the same fix you have just upload for listen to a perl program? :)11:35
somerville32crimsun: What question?11:35
LaserJockcrimsun: ok, I don't see it on REVU11:35
somerville32Umm...11:36
somerville32pyNeighborhood doesn't generate a binary11:36
crimsunit absolutely does, what other deb are you going to install?11:36
crimsunit's fairly useless for a source package to not generate a binary package11:37
somerville32oh11:37
somerville32For the binary package, it places the source code in /usr/share/pyNeighborhood/src/11:37
somerville32and places a script in /usr/bin/11:37
crimsunthe dirs issue that I pointed out 12 hours ago?11:37
somerville32crimsun: Didn't get it.11:37
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crimsunLaserJock: do you still have the source package that you uploaded, and if so, may I download and pbuild?11:38
LaserJockcrimsun: darn it you're right11:38
somerville32What did I do wrong?11:39
LaserJocksomerville32: you are installing pyneighborhood.dirs to /usr/share/python-support11:39
Sp4rKywhy a ls debian/packagename or ls debian/tmp with cdbs doesn't works ?11:40
Sp4rKyin the install/packagename:: section11:40
LutinSp4rKy: why do you want to ls ?11:40
somerville32LaserJock, What is pyneighborhood.dirs?11:41
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somerville32From the dh_pysupport manpage:11:41
somerville32"       If a file named debian/pyversions exists, it is installed in /usr/share/python-support/$PACKAGE/.ver11:41
somerville32       sion.11:41
somerville32"11:41
Sp4rKyLutin: it's a test, because a mv doesn't work :)11:42
LutinSp4rKy: oh, I see11:42
LutinSp4rKy: what package ?11:42
Sp4rKyentrance :D11:42
Lutinhehe11:42
Lutinnice =)11:42
ToadstoolSp4rKy: let me see your debian/rules11:42
Sp4rKyoh,no, devede  not entrance ^^11:42
Sp4rKyToadstool: of course11:43
LutinSp4rKy: grrr =)11:43
Sp4rKyToadstool: http://pastebin.ca/31062611:43
Sp4rKyLutin: cdbs appears to doesn't work properly if i use tarball.mk && simple-patchsys11:43
somerville32crimsun, LaserJock: that file must be generated by the pysupport or something. I don't have a pyneighborhood.dirs file11:43
LutinSp4rKy: lol11:44
LaserJocksomerville32: I see that11:44
crimsunit is generated by python-support11:44
LutinSp4rKy: I have about 20 packages which all uses simple-patchsys and tarball.mk perfectly11:44
shawarmaAdri2000: Heh.. which one?11:44
LutinSp4rKy: are you talking about cdbs-edit-patches ?11:44
Sp4rKyLutin: i guess :)11:44
Sp4rKyLutin: indeed11:44
Lutinheh11:44
crimsunsomerville32: my question is whether it's correct for your source package11:44
Lutindon't use it =)11:44
LaserJockcrimsun: I'm afraid I don't see the problem. Is he installing the .py to the wrong place?11:45
Sp4rKyLutin: grrr, why ?11:45
crimsunLaserJock: it's not a problem; see above11:45
somerville32crimsun, LaserJock: There are all kinds of .dirs file in /usr/share/python-support11:45
crimsunsomerville32: of course11:45
LaserJocksomerville32: but look at the contents11:45
ToadstoolSp4rKy: try to move your install/devede:: target after the include11:45
LaserJocksomerville32: of yours11:45
LutinSp4rKy: patching the files the old way will take you less time than trying to make cdbs-edit-patches work properly =)11:46
crimsunthe contents -should- be correct, but have you verified it?11:46
somerville32no11:46
Sp4rKyLutin: ok ...11:46
Sp4rKyToadstool: i try11:46
crimsunsomerville32: that's all the question was11:46
LaserJockit points to the dir above teh actual .py files11:46
Adri2000shawarma: in fact I'm not sure your fix fixes the bug I'm thinking about. I'm thinking of that: killall gnome-panel and then the icon in the notification area doesn't re-appear, is it the bug you fixed?11:46
LaserJockI'm not sure it it matters11:46
shawarmaAdri2000: Nope.11:46
LaserJockcrimsun: it looks ok to me11:47
crimsunLaserJock: it's a process question11:47
LaserJockmhm11:47
Sp4rKyToadstool: not better :/11:48
Sp4rKyToadstool: http://pastebin.ca/31063611:48
Sp4rKythe last part of my build11:48
LaserJockcrimsun: dget http://tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/pyneighborhood/pyneighborhood_0.4-0ubuntu1.dsc11:48
crimsunpersia: please don't unassign the person who uploaded your source package11:48
Adri2000sharms: ah :( I just tried killall gnome-panel and programs like rhythmbox, gaim reappeared, but checkgmail didn't, maybe you have an idea how to fix that... :)11:48
Adri2000shawarma* ^11:49
persiacrimsun: What?  I don't remember doing that.  Which bug?11:49
crimsunpersia: cupsys-pt11:50
LaserJockgeser: still around?11:50
crimsun4729911:50
geserLaserJock: yes11:50
Hobbseebug 4729911:50
UbugtuMalone bug 47299 in cupsys-pt ".desktop does not validate" [Unknown,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/4729911:50
Hobbseeah11:51
persiacrimsun: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cupsys-pt/+bug/47299/+activity doesn't show any changes to assignee.  Did something go wrong?11:51
shawarmaAdri2000: Hmm.. Not in perl, that's for sure. :-)11:51
Adri2000shawarma: okay :p11:52
persiacrimsun: Ah, never mind, I see it now.  I didn't mean to do that.  Sorry.11:52
crimsunpersia: (I use it to track self-blame for uploads ;)11:53
Sp4rKyso, sleep time11:54
LaserJockgeser: well, it seems to work11:54
ToadstoolSp4rKy: change install/devede to binary-post-install/devede11:54
Sp4rKygd night :)11:54
LaserJockgeser: I'm just checking on your specific chages11:54
Sp4rKyToadstool: i check11:54
persiacrimsun: Wait, no.  I didn't paste that statusexplanation.  I am suspicious of the log.  I only set it Fix Released when it built on all architectures (which doesn't show in the log)11:54
ToadstoolSp4rKy: wait... do you ever call install.sh in your debian/rules? :)11:55
persiacrimsun: Never mind.  I don't understand, but I'll try not to do it again.11:55
Sp4rKyToadstool: no11:56
Lutinhehe, it maybe the cause then11:56
Sp4rKyToadstool: in fact, i don't use it at all, and i only install files by hand11:56
crimsunpersia: well, I won't rule out an LP boog11:56
geserLaserJock: please check if I got the conflict/replaces against the old packages right11:56
LutinSp4rKy: in the rules you pasted, you seem to install nothing11:56
ToadstoolSp4rKy: then, do you really think that anything will be installed in debian/devede/usr/bin/?11:56
Sp4rKyLutin: Toadstool oh yep, it may be the cause ^^11:56
Sp4rKyLutin: i use a .install file :)11:57
Sp4rKyToadstool: works now !11:57
Sp4rKywith binary-post-install :D11:57
Toadstoolok great11:57
Toadstoolcdbs dark magic11:57
Sp4rKyso, the last part of this package will be done tomorrow11:57
Sp4rKysleep now 11:57
Toadstoolgood night11:57
Luting'night Sp4rKy11:57
Sp4rKygood night11:58
Sp4rKythx Toadstool :)11:58
geserpersia: see the second last change (assignee): old value = crimsun ; new value = 11:58
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persiageser: Yes, some of my comments above are misinterpretation (the rendered page is significantly wider than my browser), but I still don't understand why it happened (and only for this bug, out of the many favours that crimsun has extended me recently).12:01
LaserJockgeser: the only thing I might say is to maybe just add our Replaces/Conflicts, instead of replacing the Debian ones12:04
persiaOn an unrelated note, I have questions about sync's and drops.  If a package is dropped from Debian, will it automatically be dropped from Ubuntu?  Is a bug required to force it to drop before feisty release?  Also, if there is a newer Debian package, but it offers no tangible benefit, should it be sync'd?12:04
LaserJockpersia: for the first, a bug needs to be filed if we want it gone12:05
LaserJockfor the second, it's kinda up to the person doing it. if you don't think it's worthwhile then don't do it, IMO12:05
geserLaserJock: what's the point on conflicting on libgcu02ca which isn't in Ubuntu?12:06
geserfor those who installed the Debian packages?12:06
persiaLaserJock: Thanks.12:06
LaserJockgeser: keeping tighter to Debian and yeah, if somebody installed the Debian .debs12:06
geserLaserJock: something else to fix?12:07
LaserJockgeser: also, you need to take out the config.{sub,guess} out of your .diff.gz12:07
LaserJockgeser: but the apps seem to work fine12:07
LaserJockgeser: none of the libgoffice changes were on the core libraries12:08
geserLaserJock: how? I see several packages copying config.{sub,guess} from autotools-dev from the clean target12:09
geserthat's why it's in the diff.gz12:09
LaserJockuse filterdiff to get rid of them then12:09
LaserJockit's a mess to have them in debdiffs12:10
geserwhy do I need a debdiff?12:10
LaserJockwell, you don't, but I did :-)12:10
LaserJockI like to check on what I'm changing from Debian12:11
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geserI do it also, but I'm nearly used to skip over config.{sub,guess} when reading a debdiff12:11
geserpersia: no, you need the original config.{guess,sub} from the orig.tar.gz12:12
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geserelse you get the removal of then in the diff.gz12:13
LaserJockI think probably the best solution is to put the config.{guess,sub} lines in configure: instead of clean:12:13
LaserJockbut that's not what dh_make does12:14

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