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jussi01hei all, are messages like this a problem when building a package under pbuilder? dpkg-gencontrol: warning: no utmp entry available and LOGNAME not defined; using uid of process (0)12:22
jussi01or is that normal?12:22
sistpotyjussi01: these are pretty normal12:23
imbrandonthats no big deal12:23
jussi01ah, thanks12:23
pochudoes debian/changelog already close LP bugs?12:30
pochuor isn't it implemented yet?12:30
ograi think the LP part is still missing12:30
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pochuok, ty12:30
sistpotywill we get karma if we close a bug via an upload? *g*12:32
ograsistpoty, lots of ... but karma is inflational anyway 12:33
ogra:)12:33
sistpotyhehe12:34
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sistpotynow even more trickier: will I get karma if I sponsor an upload which fixes a bug? :P12:36
ograwe should make sure to have karma bund to gpg keys then :)12:36
jdongsistpoty: do sponsoring give karma?12:37
jdongsistpoty: I know I've gotten karma for packages other sponsored for me....12:37
jdongbut unsre if that's reciprocal12:37
sistpotyjdong: no idea... I don't think so... but I also guess I don't get karma for doing uploads atm12:37
sistpotyand we should really make sure that all these karma issues are drafted in the spec :)12:37
ograand even more important we should be able to redeem karma for beer :)12:37
sistpotyhaha12:38
jussi01jdong, where does pbuilder usually put the debs it makes?12:39
jdongjussi01: /var/cache/pbuilder/results12:39
sistpotyjussi01: /var/cache/pbuilder/result12:39
sistpotydamn :P12:39
jussi01hehe, thanks12:39
jdong[:-1] 12:39
jdongthere fixed it.12:39
ograbash: [:-1] : command not found12:40
ogranope ...12:41
ograyou need to call /usr/bin/python before :P12:41
ograsistpoty, argh, thats evil ... flpsed is nearly an anagram of ltspfs ... very irritating ...12:42
ograerr ltspfsd12:42
sistpotysorry ;)12:42
ograadmit that was intentional ... to confuse me ...12:43
sistpotyof course ;)12:43
ogra:)12:43
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pochudoes anybody know why I'm getting this error? It has failed twice at the same point, but building with dpkg-buildpackage builds fine01:04
pochuhttp://pastebin.com/89912501:04
pochuIt's wesnoth 1.2.2 :)01:05
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pochudon't know why it fails in pbuilder but not with dpkg-buildpackage... maybe a build-depends missing?01:07
TheMusopochu: Is your system and pbuilder chroot up to date?01:09
pochuTheMuso: right, one hour ago01:10
pochuwith the main archive01:10
TheMusook01:10
pochuI'll update again, to ensure :)01:11
TheMusoDo you have pbuilder set up so that if a build fails, you are automatically left with a prompt inside the chroot?01:11
TheMusoTO do further exmination?01:11
pochuTheMuso: no, I haven't01:13
pochuTheMuso: should I have it?01:13
TheMusoThat might be worth doing.01:13
TheMusoEspecially for what I am about to suggest.01:13
pochuTheMuso: what should I do, edit the .pbuilderrc?01:13
TheMusoNo, it can be done with pbuilder hooks.01:13
geserIt's interesting that ld did report why it failed.01:14
TheMusoWhat you want to do, is make sure the directory /usr/lib/pbuilder/hooks exists.01:14
TheMusoThen cp /usr/share/doc/pbuilder/examples/C10shell /usr/lib/pbuilder/hooks01:15
pochuit doesn't exist, do I create it?01:15
TheMusoAnd finally make sure HOOKDIR in /etc/pbuilderrc points to /usr/lib/pbuilder/hooks01:15
TheMusoWhat doesn't exist?01:15
pochu /usr/lib/pbuilder/hooks01:16
TheMusoyeah create it01:16
pochuTheMuso: done :)01:18
TheMusoOk, how many ELF binaries/libraries does the package produce when built?01:18
pochulet me look01:18
pochu11 +1 I have added (meta package)01:19
pochutotal: 12 :)01:19
TheMusoI don't mean actual packages.01:20
TheMusoI actually mean either shared libraries, or binaries that go in usr/bin etc.01:20
pochuelf?01:20
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TheMusoIts the binary format used for Linux.01:20
pochuah, didn't know :)01:20
TheMusostands for executable and linkable format01:20
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pochuTheMuso: how can I check that? I'm not sure about it :(01:21
TheMusoBuild the package with dpkg-buildpackage, then go into the staging area for your package, if there is one, ie debian/tmp. Then look in usr/bin and usr/lib if it exists.01:22
TheMusoif the package doesn't use a temporary staging area for files, then you will have to go through each package's staging directory individually.01:23
pochuit does01:23
TheMusoRight.01:24
pochuthere is neither usr/bin/ nor usr/lib in debian/tmp/01:25
TheMusoWhat is in there?01:25
pochuthere is a usr/share and a usr/games01:25
TheMusosorry, in usr/games01:25
TheMusoforgot that it was a game.01:25
pochuand even var/games01:25
pochuTheMuso: np :)01:25
pochu4 executables01:25
pochuwesnoth, wesnothd, wesnoth_editor (executalbes)01:25
TheMusoOk, attempt to build the package in pbuilder again, and wait till you get given a prompt inside the chroot01:26
pochuand a perl script (wmlxgettext)01:26
pochuTheMuso: ok01:26
pochubuilding :)01:26
LaserJockoh darn01:33
LaserJocksistpoty: you around?01:33
sistpotyLaserJock: yep01:34
ajmitchLaserJock: of course he's around, it's not 4am yet01:34
sistpoty:P01:34
LaserJockheh01:34
LaserJockwell, it was sort of a false alarm01:34
LaserJocksiretart was the one I was after01:34
ajmitchhehe ok :)01:35
ajmitcheasy to confuse them ;)01:35
sistpotyLaserJock: ok... he went to bed some time ago01:35
LaserJockI was just going to say, with respect to the MOTU wiki01:35
LaserJockthat I started implementing Jono's style to MOTU quite some time ago01:35
LaserJockbut I wasn't able to get very far01:35
LaserJockI created a MOTU header01:36
LaserJockand worked a bit on MOTU/01:36
=== sistpoty just works on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Newsletter
LaserJockhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Sandbox/MOTU01:36
LaserJocksistpoty: yes, I saw that. that's what reminded me01:36
TheMusopochu: How goes the build?01:36
=== ajmitch is just working on various little things, nothing on the wiki
pochuTheMuso: building :)01:37
TheMusopochu: Ok.01:37
LaserJockajmitch: I'm on fire today01:37
LaserJockcalled a couple companies and ordered some parts, went to a meeting, proctored and exam, another meeting, fixing Edubuntu docs, ...01:38
ajmitchLaserJock: scary01:38
pochuTheMuso: failed, I have a prompt :)01:38
TheMusoOk. from another terminal, copy those binaries from the debian/tmp/usr/games dir from the successful build into the chroot/ The chroot is in /var/cache/pbuilder/buildd/* or something like that.01:39
LaserJockajmitch & sistpoty: what do you think of the sandbox MOTU page ^^ ?01:39
TheMusoThe dir is named with a number, likely the pid of the pbuilder process.01:39
pochuok, going to do01:39
LaserJockI could probably move most of the MOTU/ content there and replace MOTU?01:40
LaserJocks|?|/|01:40
TheMusosorry, /var/cache/pbuilder/pbuildd01:40
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pochuTheMuso: there is nothing in /var/cache/pbuilder/pbuildd, no directories01:42
sistpotyLaserJock: looks quite good01:42
TheMusoI wish there was a way to force an ISP's transparent proxy to flush its cache.01:42
sistpotyLaserJock: the "current working mode" is great!01:43
TheMusopochu: When the build failed, did it say that it was cleaning up?\01:43
TheMusoand is the prompt you have a root prompt?01:43
pochuTheMuso: no, and yes01:43
TheMusohmmm.01:43
LaserJocksistpoty: yeah, I imagined that as sort of "Where are we in the release and what are we focused on" thing01:44
pochuTheMuso: though I'm trying to copy them from another terminal (user one)01:44
TheMusoRight.01:44
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TheMusoTry and find the source package in /var/cache/pbuilder or any of its subdirs.01:44
TheMusoso something like find /var/cache/pbuilder -name wesnoth_* or something like that.01:45
sistpotyLaserJock: maybe the teams should be moved to a subpage, and instead something like "motu is organized by a number of teams, who care for specific aspects of universe..." be inserted in the front page?01:45
LaserJocksistpoty: that page is based on a fairly old (2006) version of MOTU/ maybe I should update it and polish it and email -motu?01:45
sistpotyLaserJock: that would be great!01:45
LaserJocksistpoty: yeah, I was thinking of a table or something easy to see all the team01:46
pochuTheMuso: ok, doing01:46
LaserJocksistpoty: but I don't think wiki works very well for that, at least I don't know how to do it in a good way01:46
sistpotyhm...01:47
pochuTheMuso: emilio@kiko:/var/cache/pbuilder/build$ ls01:48
pochu15477  574401:48
pochuTheMuso: though both directories contain "/"01:48
pochuTheMuso: bin, usr, var, home...01:48
TheMusowhich one has the package source in it out of those two?01:48
TheMusoIts in the /tmp/build dir I think.01:49
pochuemilio@kiko:/var/cache/pbuilder/build/15477/tmp/buildd$ ls01:49
pochuwesnoth-1.2.2  wesnoth_1.2.2-0ubuntu1.dsc  wesnoth_1.2.2-0ubuntu1.tar.gz01:49
pochu:)01:49
sistpotyLaserJock: maybe it might make sense to invite ppl. to contribute on the front page, hinting to correct any wiki-errors they may find... however that might also just be one of may ideas which won't work after all ;)01:50
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LaserJocksistpoty: well, let me sort of clean it up and update it then I'll open it up for people to thrash around01:50
sistpotyLaserJock: cool! rock!01:51
pochuTheMuso: do I paste them inside its directory?01:52
TheMusopochu: Anywhere inside that chroot is fine.01:52
pochuok01:52
sistpotyLaserJock: btw.: the top-table with links is very nice :)01:53
pochuTheMuso: done :)01:53
sistpoty(as is the contents thingy... I'm still baffled how you do it)01:53
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pochuhey bddebian01:54
TheMusopochu: Now what you want to do, is use the ldd command to determine whether any of those binaries can be used with the libraries in the chroot. So something like ldd wesnoth will give you output similar to this. 01:54
TheMusopochu: http://www.pastebin.ca/39542201:54
TheMusopochu: Obviously it will be different, but you get the idea.01:55
pochuTheMuso: right :)01:55
pochuTheMuso: trying01:55
TheMusoCheck all binaries, and check that all libraries a binary needs are present01:55
bddebianHeya gang01:55
bddebianHi pochu01:55
TheMusoHeya bddebian.01:55
bddebianHi TheMuso01:56
pochuTheMuso: seems this is missing:01:56
pochulinux-gate.so.1 =>  (0xffffe000)01:56
sistpotyhi bddebian01:56
TheMusopochu: No thats fine.01:56
bddebianHeya sistpoty01:57
pochuah, ok01:57
pochuTheMuso: seems ok to me, do I pastebin it for you?01:58
pochuTheMuso: give me a moment01:58
TheMusopochu: If you want to, but unless you can see any not found messages, than that rules out a missing library at least.01:59
pochuTheMuso: http://www.pastebin.ca/39543001:59
pochuTheMuso: do you mean the build-depends?01:59
TheMusopochu: You could check all the libraries that are linked for the binaries have their dev files present.01:59
TheMusootherwise I'm out of ideas.02:00
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TheMusoAnybody around who is a moderator for the universe sponsors ml?02:03
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ajmitchsistpoty: not mentioning the build farm stuff yet? :)02:33
sistpotyajmitch: consider contributing ;)02:33
ajmitchhehe02:33
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sistpoty:P02:34
imbrandon?02:34
sistpotyimbrandon: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Newsletter02:35
imbrandonahh02:35
sistpotynow it only needs some text (as do most other points)02:36
ajmitchimbrandon: you could probably write something in there about ubuntuwire.com02:36
imbrandonyup yup, i probably will tonight when i'm at work02:36
sistpotycool, thx!02:36
imbrandontoo tired to atm heh02:36
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ajmitchimbrandon: what about blogs for ubuntu people? :)02:37
imbrandonthat might be cool, a multi site wp install wouldent be hard 02:37
imbrandonand the webserver is already seperate02:37
ajmitchapart from the fact that it's wp02:37
imbrandonand i alraedy give jabber/email away02:37
imbrandoninfact i could probably use the jabber/email id for the blogs02:38
sistpotysecurity *cough*, *cough*... wp had some bugs assigned to motu-swat which weren't fixed for some time (and maybe still aren't?) *g*02:38
sistpotyimbrandon: consider using debian packages :P02:38
imbrandonsistpoty, i install right from wp.com02:38
sistpotyhehe02:38
ajmitchsistpoty: wp & security don't go together :)02:38
imbrandonif i do blogs ajmitch you have to agree to signup for one, since it was your idea ;)02:41
LaserJocksistpoty: how's the teams in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Sandbox/MOTU ?02:41
sistpotyLaserJock: nice02:42
LaserJocksistpoty: do you think that'd be suitable for getting all the teams on the front page?02:42
sistpotyLaserJock: yep02:43
LaserJockthat's silly Uncommon Programming Languages team makes everything hard :-)02:43
sistpotysorry02:44
ajmitchimbrandon: oh I can sign up 02:44
ajmitchdoesn't mean I'll blog :)02:45
imbrandonlol02:45
sistpotyoh, so we already have a security team for universe... seems like motu-swat is redundant then?02:45
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ajmitchsistpoty: hah02:45
ajmitchthe "security team" is rather defunct02:45
sistpotyhehe02:45
=== LaserJock goes to register immitchy.wordpress.com :-)
ajmitchLaserJock: ?02:46
imbrandonlol02:46
LaserJockajmitch: that way I get to blog and you get the flames :-)02:46
LaserJockoh darn, I was thinking MOTU Swat == MOTU QA02:47
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imbrandonbbiab food time02:47
sistpotyLaserJock: no, motu-swat is the new motu-security. and we sometimes even get things done... sometimes... rarely... and only because keescook is doing most of the work ;)02:48
LaserJockmhm02:48
sistpotyor geser02:48
sistpotyor anyone else, not me :P02:48
ajmitchLaserJock: lucky me02:50
LaserJockof course02:50
sistpotyhm... many team pages look kinda outdated... maybe we should do some cleanup there as well?02:51
ajmitchyes02:51
sistpoty(including upl, which wasn't very active lately)02:53
ajmitchupl?02:57
bddebianWhat is upl?03:00
sistpotyuncommon programming languages, since LaserJock complaind :P03:00
sistpoty+e03:00
LaserJockhehe03:00
LaserJockwhat I'm doing right now03:00
bddebianYou're writing Lisp now? :-)03:01
LaserJockis listing the ones from MOTU/Teams03:01
ajmitchfortran :)03:01
LaserJockthat have LP teams03:01
LaserJockheh03:01
=== LaserJock forms MOTU Fortran
bddebianw00t03:01
LaserJocksince it obviously doesn't belong to UCL03:01
LaserJockor UPL03:01
bddebianSo if I want a char* to point to another pointer is it just foo = bar; or foo = &bar?03:02
sistpotybddebian: foo = bar;03:02
bddebianHmm, that's what I thought03:02
bddebian#$%#!$03:02
sistpoty&bar would give you the pointer to bar... so if bar is a pointer you end up with a pointer to a pointer03:02
bddebianWell bar is actually a 2 dimensional array at this point :-)03:03
Lathiatwhich can sometimes be usefull03:03
sistpotybddebian: then bar is a pointer to a pointer already... 03:03
bddebianRight03:03
Lathiatheh, true03:04
sistpotybddebian: so I guess you'll want s.th. like foo = bar[42] ... unless foo is an array itself03:04
sistpoty(to pointers)03:04
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bddebianActually what I really want is a char* struct element to = a const char[5] [3]  but no matter what I do I can't get it to work :_(03:07
joejaxxanyone here use svn? :P03:08
sistpotybddebian: got some code to look at?03:09
bddebiansistpoty: No cause you'll laugh at it ;-)03:09
sistpotybddebian: I promise not to :P03:10
sistpotyhowever first I'll go for a cigarette ;)03:10
pochuTheMuso: I think I found the missed dependency: libsdl1.2-dev :)03:10
pochubut I'll do it tomorrow03:10
pochuTheMuso: thanks for your help!03:10
bddebiansistpoty: http://pastebin.us/1733203:10
TheMusopochu: great.03:11
pochugood night everyone!03:11
bddebianGnight pochu03:11
bddebiansistpoty: Oh, and here's the header file:  http://pastebin.us/1733303:12
LaserJockbddebian: well, is surely not as bad looking as the sed rpn calculator I saw the other day03:14
bddebianLaserJock: :-)03:15
LaserJockcrimsun: well said, +103:17
=== ajmitch wonders what LaserJock refers to
ajmitchah, the list03:18
LaserJockis MOTU/SRU the current SRU policy? I've lost track03:20
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ajmitchprobably not03:20
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LaserJockbah03:22
ajmitchfunny, the suggestion of leaving it to the motu-uvf team03:22
ajmitchsince crimsun is a member of that team as well03:23
LaserJockwell yeah03:23
LaserJockpretty much any team would still make it up to him ;-)03:23
ajmitch& there is some slight overlap between -uvf & the mc03:23
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=== ajmitch wonders if pitti could blacklist beryl from apport
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LaserJockhmm03:27
LaserJockdo you know if apport has blacklisting at all?03:27
ajmitchor if most people are running edgy & so it can't be changed03:27
ajmitchthere's some03:27
ajmitch    # ignore blacklisted binaries03:28
ajmitch    if info.check_ignored():03:28
ajmitch        error_log('executable version is blacklisted, ignoring')03:28
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bddebianDamn, did sistpoty die laughing at my hideous code?03:39
sistpotybddebian: no, was just out for a smoke (and had some chat with my gf)03:39
bddebian:)03:40
sistpotybddebian: just fiddling with your code03:40
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bddebianIt's very messy since I have tried so many iterations of stuff :-(03:42
sistpotyimo it's not that messy03:44
LaserJockok guys, check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Sandbox/MOTU03:49
LaserJockI think it's got about everything I was thinking of03:49
ajmitchsistpoty: your gf is still awake as well?03:50
sistpotyyep03:50
ajmitchsad03:50
sistpotyhehe03:50
LaserJockajmitch: that's my problem. my wife doesn't like it when I stay up til 2am when see wants to go to bed at 10:00pm03:51
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=== ajmitch has no such problems
bddebianLaserJock: Heh, my wife has been asleep since before 10 ;-P03:52
bddebianHell and even LOST is on03:52
=== ajmitch is just the stereotypical geek ;)
bddebianBut we love you anyway :-)03:53
ajmitchno you don't03:53
bddebianSure we do :-)03:54
LaserJockok, so the MOTU Meeting is scheduled the same time as the next TB meeting03:56
LaserJockand on the MOTU/Meeting page it says Tuesday the 23rd but Tuesday is the 27th03:57
crimsunit's the 27th; it's correct on the fridge03:57
crimsunor at least I recall robtaille asking about it03:58
sistpotyLaserJock: probably my fault... sorry03:58
LaserJockohh04:00
LaserJockthe meeting time has changed, I think04:00
LaserJockor maybe not04:00
LaserJockfor some reason my google calendar says they are at the same time04:01
sistpotyat least I was consistent with my type... now that I know that I can't read the calendar :)04:02
=== bddebian blames it on the new timezone change
LaserJockoh yeah04:10
LaserJockI have a laptop that keeps switching times04:11
LaserJockI gotta figure out if it's still doing it04:11
ograLaserJock, feels like permanent travelling, doesnt it :)04:11
LaserJockheh, you would surely know04:12
LaserJockogra: has most of your travel been in Europe?04:12
ajmitchogra: it's worrying that you're still awake :)04:12
ograLaserJock, the recent ones, yes04:13
ograand the next ones as well ...04:13
=== ajmitch hasn't often seen you around -motu lately
ograajmitch, yeah, thanks to cbx33 ... who changed half the world in TCM but forgot to bzr add the new glade file for it04:13
lifelessrotfl04:13
ograajmitch, i'm always around in -motu :)04:14
ogralifeless, not funny ... its an essential program for edubuntu and now its unlikely to make the freeze tomorrow04:14
lifelessogra: eep04:14
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ograbut i cant do much anymore now ... i fixed all the code i could fix witout having a gui ... so i think its bedtime now ...04:15
Amaranthoh dear04:16
ograwell, its a typical user error with bzr ... 04:16
Amaranthgit is somewhat better there but in an annoying way04:17
ograi miss a bzr add myself very often as well ...04:17
Amaranththat's a typical user error with just about every VCS04:17
ograi guess you cant solve it properly in an automatic way 04:17
Amaranthnot without dumping crap into the repo04:17
ograso its a matter of habit 04:17
Amaranthin git it won't commit anything until you git-update-index it, i've found myself realizing i added a file and forgot about it when i check git-status to see what i need to feed to git-update-index04:18
Amaranthso it's more annoying 99% of the time but saved your ass in that 1%04:19
Amaranthsaves*04:19
ajmitchogra: ah, that's unfortunate04:19
LaserJockwow, Mail.app just signed my email for me04:20
Amaranthneat04:21
lifelessogra: add a bzr alias for 'commit=commit --strict'04:22
lifelessthat gives you the same behaviour04:22
ogracool, thanks 104:23
ogra!04:23
ajmitchnow you just need to get everyone using that alias :)04:26
lifelessI think you can put it in branch.conf for the branches you care about04:30
sistpotybddebian: sorry, was distracted again. and I guess I'm too tired to fix it right now, but I'll take a look at it tomorrow04:34
bddebiansistpoty: No worries, thanks man04:35
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sistpotygn8 everyone04:42
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jimpopwrt archive.ubuntu.com, I'm getting an error from "apt-get update"...05:41
jimpopFailed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/edgy-updates/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)05:41
Amaranthjimpop: Try again in 15 minutes05:42
jimpopgotcha. thx05:43
tonyyarussosandwich time05:43
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jimpopAmaranth: not rushing you, just fyi that the problem still remains.06:01
Amaranthjimpop: I have no control over it, was just a random suggestion06:01
Amaranthusually helps06:01
jimpopAmaranth: ahh, ok. thx anyways06:02
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imbrandonre06:39
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LaserJockok, so upgrading NetworkManager over ssh isn't the best idea apparently06:45
imbrandonhahaha06:45
tonyyarussolol06:45
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LaserJockwell, it's not all *that* funny06:48
LaserJockit's my server computer06:48
LaserJockthankfully it's just in another room06:48
imbrandonwell we've all been there so yea, but your server uses nm?06:48
LaserJockthat's Feisty's default so yeah06:48
LaserJockI couldn't figure out how to do it non-NM very well06:48
imbrandonheh06:48
imbrandonwell i have no gui on the servers so kinda hard to use nm06:49
imbrandonplus its just easier to have milti interfaces etc the old way06:49
imbrandon;)06:49
imbrandonmulti*06:49
LaserJockwell, my "server" is just my desktop machine that I leave on all night and has a LAMP setup06:49
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imbrandon:)06:49
imbrandonhey its a start hehe06:50
LaserJockprobably as close as I'll ever get06:50
imbrandonya never know, 2 or 3 years you might be in a new house and have a ubuntu box headless tucked away in the basement serving files ;)06:50
LaserJockI think I'm more likely to get a professorship and have money for a small cluster06:51
imbrandonhrm i wonder if i could get a ubuntu install in under 1GB06:51
LaserJockfull Ubuntu?06:51
imbrandonno06:51
imbrandonjust server install06:51
imbrandonnever checked on the size06:51
LaserJockI would think you could06:51
LaserJockfull Ubuntu's supposed to take 2GB06:52
Fujitsuimbrandon: You could easily.06:52
lifelesshuh06:52
lifelessclearly its 720MB :)06:52
imbrandonyea i would think i could, just never checked the size on a clean install06:52
lifelessrun off of the squashfs:)06:53
imbrandon;)06:53
imbrandoni have a 1GB CF card, i would liek to run it as my router, but not run a router centric linux, i want full ubuntu server06:53
imbrandoni think it will be doable06:53
Fujitsuimbrandon: Having a CPU, RAM and a network interface or two may make a more functional router ;)06:55
imbrandonhahaha yea06:56
imbrandoni have all that , totaly fanless, small, hpc 06:56
FujitsuNice.06:56
imbrandonjust picked up the cfcard yesterday06:56
imbrandonthe "final piece"06:56
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imbrandonyour router?06:57
imbrandonmy current router i got on ebay06:57
imbrandonit runs openwrt too ;)06:57
LaserJockyeah, my wireless DSL router06:58
LaserJocksome Netgear that was $25 I think06:58
imbrandonyea ebay isnt bad for computer equip as long as you know what your getting06:58
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FujitsuHm, can we ban unofficial repos from being listed on Planet, please?07:12
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imbrandonlol07:20
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imbrandonholy mother of god07:23
imbrandonthere are STILL ad's on the ubuntuforums.org ( if your not logged in )07:24
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humanofNext, ask the REVU admins in #ubuntu-motu or at [MAILTO]  keyring@tiber.tauware.de to re-sync the REVU uploaders keyring, which grants you upload rights to REVU07:25
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imbrandonhumanof, give me one moment07:25
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imbrandonhumanof, ok sync complete07:38
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humanofsorry if I am a retard or something, but for the Login and Pass of REVU, that is the same as the launchpad login and pass or not...07:45
RAOFhumanof: No, it isn't.07:46
humanofoh wait nevermind, just read down a bit07:46
humanofsays after first package07:46
RAOF:)07:46
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man-diCan someone tell what the prerequisites for uploading to *-backports is?08:21
Fujitsuman-di: It must build, install and run on the target distribution, with no changes.08:22
man-dimy backports depend on othere backports or only on target distro packges?08:22
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imbrandonbackports can target other backports BUT you dont upload to -backports, backports only come from +108:37
imbrandone.g. edgy-backports will only be imported from feisty ( after testing and verification )08:37
imbrandonman-di, ^^08:38
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imbrandon( see the bottom of this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports )08:40
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man-dithats the page I googled for and dont found it, thx imbrandon 08:54
ajmitchhi08:56
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imbrandonhi too09:17
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dholbachgood morning09:43
Lutin'morning dholbach 09:43
Q-FUNK'mourning09:43
dholbachhi Lutin09:44
dholbachhi Q-FUNK09:44
Q-FUNKheh.  pretty interesting reading on the planets today:  it seems that we are heading for a simultaneous release of Etch and Feisty.09:44
Q-FUNKThe Cabale Strikes Back  - Episode IV:  Darth Ganneff returns.  ;)09:46
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lucaswell feisty is supposed to release on april 19th09:48
lucasetch on april 2nd09:49
man-dilucas: adding some more days before the release of etch cant hurt :-)09:50
Lutinheya freeflying_ 09:51
freeflying_Lutin: hi09:51
lucasactually, I was surprised by the status update09:51
lucasI thought that it would release sooner09:51
Lutinfreeflying_: how're doing ?09:51
freeflying_Lutin: busy on my work  :)09:51
Lutinheh :)09:52
man-dilucas: I was surprized that the blockers are no blockers anymore09:52
Lutinfreeflying_: can you remember the fonts you're usin in E that replace the vera fonts ?09:52
freeflying_Lutin: sorry, I forget that  :)09:52
man-dilucas: thanks for the Java comparison cronjob, that will help a lot09:53
Lutinfreeflying_: ok. if you have some time, would you have a look ?09:54
Lutinas I'm rewriting my build system, I'll take a look in the process :)09:54
freeflying_Lutin: ok  :)09:55
Lutinfreeflying_: ok, cool. thanks :)09:55
Lutinfreeflying_: if you have other comments/suggests, they're welcome ;)09:56
freeflying_Lutin: if i have time, i will09:57
Lutinthanks :)09:57
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uatschitchunGoor morning10:23
TheMusouatschitchun: Ok. You might find this guide useful. http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/latest/10:23
TheMusoThat talks all about .desktop files.10:24
uatschitchunThe dektop-file is correct ... checked with dektop-file-vaildate ...10:24
uatschitchunThat's not the problem10:25
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cbx33hey all10:25
cbx33I'm looking to remaster the ubuntu live cd to brand it for the school10:25
cbx33http://wiki.oss-watch.ac.uk/UbuntuEdgy/Remaster10:26
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TheMusouatschitchun: Ok whats the problem?10:26
cbx33seems like a good set of instructions however on extracting the squashfs filesystem without root privilages....I get an error10:26
cbx33about ssl and permission denied10:26
cbx33should I use root10:26
TheMusocbx33: How are you extracting the filesystem?10:26
cbx33mount $CD/casper/filesystem.squashfs /mnt -t squashfs -o loop10:27
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cbx33rsync -av /mnt/. $Source/.10:27
uatschitchunProblem is: after the installation the menu item does not appear .. only after relogin or an update of the .desktop file itself (rewrite it - some kind of touch, but touch does not do the job)10:27
verwilsthi!10:27
verwilstit seems like postfix-policyd has some bugs :)10:27
verwilstsomebody wants to work with me to solve em? :$10:28
uatschitchunit works fine with the feisty packages in xubuntu10:28
TheMusouatschitchun: Are you calling dh_desktop in your rules file?10:28
TheMusocbx33: Hmmm. Thats how I would do it.10:28
TheMusocbx33: Are you using it with sudo?10:29
verwilstuatschitchun: it's the installation10:29
jussi01morning motu's10:29
verwilstuatschitchun: when you want to do it unattended10:29
verwilstbut don't have a database10:29
uatschitchunNo, I'm not, but I looked into several packages where the menu-item appears and none of them calls dh_desktop !?10:29
verwilstit complains that it can't connect, and errors out10:29
verwilsteven when you preseed it to ignore that warning10:29
Q-FUNKlucas: I bet that will not make it on time for Apr.210:29
verwilstalso, when a file has changed, it asks whether to overwrite it or keep the current version10:30
verwilsteven when you have DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive10:30
TheMusouatschitchun: hmm. I am not really up on menu items and whether they usually show up immediately or not.10:31
uatschitchunTheMuso: afaik dh_desktop adds postinst rules for update-desktop-databse for assigning mime-types, correct? But my app does not assign mime-types, so I won't have to call dh_desktop ;)10:32
TheMusouatschitchun: Right.10:32
TheMusoWell how do other packages do it?10:32
uatschitchunSame as me ..10:33
TheMusoSo are items supposed to show up immediately? If they are, I don't know how thats done.10:33
uatschitchunIs it important that a .desktop file is shipped in the same package as the binary?10:33
uatschitchunfor know I have it in binary-indep package coming along10:34
TheMusoI would think so. Many packages I have worked on have done so.10:34
cbx33TheMuso: I am using it with sudo now10:35
uatschitchunOn a fresh Edgy if you install xmms, it places it's meu-item directly after the install in 'Multimedia'10:35
cbx33but wondering if permissions will be screwed up on recompression10:35
TheMusocbx33: If using sudo to recompress, and with appropriate permissions flags set if any, I wouldn't see why not.10:36
cbx33ok10:36
cbx33but does that rsync keep permissions?10:36
TheMusocbx33: Yes. I have rsynced things like that, particularly off CDs, and all files have kept permissions.10:37
cbx33cool10:37
cbx33 ok10:37
StevenKcbx33: If -p is in the options10:37
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uatschitchunTheMuso: could it be that binary-indep packages are treated different and only binary-arch packages have an influence on menu-items?10:38
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TheMusouatschitchun: I don't know I am affraid.10:39
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cbx33anyone know about isollinux here?10:40
cbx33Edit $CD/isolinux/isolinux.cfg to addpreseed/locale=en_GB kbd-chooser/method=gb DEBCONF_PRIORITY=critical10:40
cbx33is that added to the kernel line?10:40
TheMusocbx33: I'd say so, yes.10:41
cbx33ok10:41
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TheMusopochu: Hey there.10:51
pochuhey TheMuso!10:51
pochuit has worked :)10:52
TheMusopochu: WHat was missing?10:52
uatschitchu1Sorry, seems I was lost ;)10:52
pochuTheMuso: build-dep on libsdl1.2-dev10:52
TheMusoYou would think the configure script would pick up on that.10:52
pochuTheMuso: I saw I had that package installed, but it wasn't specified on the build-deps, so I tried it :)10:52
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pochuTheMuso: Bug #90407 :)11:03
UbugtuMalone bug 90407 in wesnoth "UVF exception: Wesnoth 1.2 -> 1.2.2" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9040711:03
TheMusopochu: Has the UVF been approved?11:03
pochuTheMuso: I'm asking daniel to review it :)11:04
TheMusopochu: Ok but it has to be acked by two people on the UVF team afaik.11:05
pochuTheMuso: by 2?11:05
pochuTheMuso: I've read in the policy that one is enough11:05
pochumaybe the wiki isn't updated...11:05
uatschitchunTheMuso: Did you get my last questions?11:05
TheMusouatschitchun: I don't think so.11:06
uatschitchunTheMuso: Sorry for that ... my client logged me off two times ;(11:06
pochuTheMuso: Once one of the [WWW]  team members marks the bug as Confirmed you can proceed with uploading.11:08
imbrandonFujitsu, ping11:08
pochuTheMuso: that's in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess11:08
pochuif it's not the current policy, we should probably update it :)11:08
uatschitchunTheMuso: Ok, I've had another look ... I examined 'sdljump'. This package ships the 'sdljump.desktop' with the sdljump-data package (same as I do) and the menu item is there just right after installing sdljump ... Why not with my package?11:09
uatschitchunTheMuso: Where could I get an answer? What do you think?11:09
StevenKuatschitchun: Does your debian/rules file run dh_desktop in the binary-indep target?11:09
uatschitchunNo, it need not cause I'm not registering mime-types!11:10
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uatschitchunStevenK: And if I run update-desktop-database by hand, the menu-item doesn't still appear!?11:10
StevenKdh_desktop doesn't touch mime-types11:11
StevenKAre you certain the .desktop is getting installed to the correct directory?11:11
uatschitchunStevenK: But it prepares postinst rules to run update-desktop-database, which does ...11:11
uatschitchunStevenK: Yes, I am11:11
StevenKThen I have no idea.11:12
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uatschitchunStevenK: The desktop-file is installed into /usr/share/applications/. If I do change the file, without changing it (add a new line and remove it, then save - some kind of touch, but touch doesn't do) the menu-item appears11:14
uatschitchunStevenK: It also appears after relogin11:14
TheMusouatschitchun: You have peaked my curiocity about this. I have merged a package in the past for Ubuntu that has a desktop file, yet doesn't call dh_desktop. I also happen to use that package.11:16
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imbrandoncrimsun, looks like you'll have to upgrade your breezy boxen soon ;) ( siretart you too e.g. tiber )11:17
uatschitchunTheMuso: Have a look into 'sdljump' sources ... it just copies the sdljump.desktop within rules and installs with sdljump-data.install ...11:18
TheMusouatschitchun: I will in a minute.11:18
uatschitchunTheMuso: jojo .. take your time11:18
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TheMusouatschitchun: I think you need to create a debian/menu, or debian/package.menu file, and use dh_installmenu to put it into place.11:25
verwilsti preseed this to postfix-policyd: postfix-policyd postfix-policyd/mysql/method    select   tcp/ip11:26
verwilstand still it nags: ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)11:27
verwilstit seems like postfix-policyd pays no attention to the preseed values...11:27
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dholbachajmitch, siretart, slomo_, crimsun: can two of you take a look at 92476?11:37
verwilstis there a way to disable dbconfig-common?11:39
verwilstso i can pinpoint wether that piece of euh.. software is the culprit :)11:39
geserverwilst: have you checked the real config for postfix-policyd?11:41
imbrandonohhh i want one .... http://digitimes.com/Backgrounders/ArtReview.asp?datePublish=2007/03/14&pages=PR&seq=20711:41
verwilstgeser: the real config?11:41
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geserpostfix-policd won't read the debconf values but the real config which should be filled with the debconf values11:43
pochudholbach: does UVF require 2 ack? If so, do I change the wiki? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess11:45
pochuOnce one of the [WWW]  team members marks the bug as Confirmed you can proceed with uploading.11:45
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Fujitsupochu: The final one will mark it as confirmed.11:46
verwilstgeser: euh11:46
pochuFujitsu: so the wiki is out-of-date?11:46
verwilstgeser: it's during configure of the package eh11:46
verwilstit's not installed yet11:46
Fujitsupochu: No, the wiki is correct.11:46
pochuFujitsu: oh, I see!11:46
pochuhehe11:47
FujitsuA little ambiguous, perhaps.11:47
pochu:)11:47
verwilstdoing "postfix-policyd postfix-policyd/install-error   select  ignore" should make the package go further when an error occurs11:47
verwilstbut it fails anyways11:47
pochudholbach: nevermind :)11:47
verwilstwhen i do it interactive and select ignore, it installs fine11:47
verwilst( ignoring the error 11:47
verwilst)11:47
verwilstit's driving me crazy11:47
verwilstand i have no idea where to look in the deb source for a fix11:48
verwilstgrm11:48
verwilsti almost broke my keyboard while hitting on it :p11:48
geserif it happens during configure check the postfix-policd.config and postfix-policd.postinst in /var/lib/dpkg/info11:50
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bmmWhich distribution should I be running to create packages and upload them to REVU? Feisty or Edgy?11:54
imbrandonbmm, any one, as long as your build env ( e.g. pbuilder is feisty )11:55
verwilstgeser: it seems to ignore every preseed value you throw at it11:55
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ajmitchdholbach: give a bit more info on what netbeans is :)11:56
ajmitchI know it's java & all...11:56
geserisn't it a java ide?11:57
ajmitchno idea11:57
dholbachit's a java IDE11:57
verwilstyes!11:57
dholbachlet me link to netbeans.org11:57
verwilstremoving /usr/share/dbconfig-common/dpkg/config.mysql fixes it!11:57
imbrandoni thought it was like cpan modules or pear db stuff11:57
geserhttp://www.netbeans.org/11:57
StevenKNetBeans refers to both a platform for the development of Java desktop applications, and an integrated development environment (IDE) developed using the NetBeans Platform.11:57
verwilstso it's a dbconfig-common error11:58
bmmimbrando: thanks!11:58
imbrandonyw11:59
pochuajmitch: if you have a moment, can you review bug 90407 please?12:01
UbugtuMalone bug 90407 in wesnoth "UVF exception: Wesnoth 1.2 -> 1.2.2" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9040712:01
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LaserJockdholbach: you got a sec to take a peek at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Sandbox/MOTU ?12:40
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dholbachLaserJock: can you drop me a mail about that?12:44
dholbachi'm just getting pinged by 10 people at once12:44
LaserJockdholbach: well, I mentioned it in ubuntu-motu12:44
dholbachon the mailing list?12:44
LaserJockdholbach: so if you get around to reading email12:44
LaserJockyeah12:44
dholbachcool - that's perfect12:44
dholbachthanks12:44
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LaserJockheh, np12:44
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FujitsuLaserJock: It looks substantially better than the current one.12:45
LaserJockok, well that's a good start12:45
imbrandonFUCK !12:50
StevenKimbrandon: You aren't my type.12:50
StevenKimbrandon: Try Fujitsu.12:50
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imbrandonmysql just decided to drop all my tables, including my blog12:50
imbrandonjesus omfg12:50
StevenKimbrandon: Would now be a good time to mention PostgreSQL? :-P12:51
imbrandonfuck man, my backup is like 6 or 7 months old12:51
imbrandonjesus12:51
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TheMusoimbrandon: Now how did that happen?12:52
imbrandonno idea12:53
Fujitsuimbrandon.... ouch?12:53
imbrandonhum the DB are still on disk12:53
imbrandonwhew12:54
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Fujitsuimbrandon: I'd make a copy immediately if I were you.12:54
imbrandonok now to figure out how to restore them12:54
imbrandoni just did12:54
Hobbseei swear, every time i read another message of that kde4 thread, i just want to leave ubuntu...12:54
imbrandonHobbsee, +112:54
FujitsuHobbsee: But you'12:54
imbrandoncraptastic , bbiab 12:54
Fujitsu*you're a Kubuntu-person.12:54
Hobbseeand get out of any leadership role possible in ubuntu12:54
HobbseeFujitsu: i think that's why it makes it so bad12:55
FujitsuHobbsee: That's what I meant.12:55
LaserJockHobbsee: hmm, I think that about every day12:55
Fujitsu'tis a nice Council v. Council battle.12:55
imbrandoni just stoped reading it after crimsun's last email, it made the most sense of them all12:56
LaserJocksomehow I keep getting up every morning and start plugging away12:56
LaserJockimbrandon: yes, it was much better than mine :/12:56
Hobbseeit's still really weird to hear all of them bitch to high heaven about support for them, when i've never seen most of them triage a KDE bug in their lives...12:56
Fujitsuimbrandon: That was the last email there was in that thread :P12:56
StevenKThe mail exchange on -motu is very tame.12:56
StevenKSays the Debian developer ...12:56
Hobbseeheh12:56
imbrandonStevenK, ;)12:56
FujitsuHobbsee: Look at Beryl. It's not even in Ubuntu.12:56
FujitsuKDE is relatively stable, and is in main now.12:57
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HobbseeFujitsu: heh.12:57
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StevenKTheMuso: Look at kdebase12:58
TheMusoThe reasons for which should be self explanetory.12:58
TheMusoStevenK: Thats main12:58
imbrandonbasicly it boils down to 3 things imho, not to start a fight but crimsun put it best, 1) it was in edgy the same way, to remove it now would be a regression 2) this isnt the first expirmental packages in universe 3) its not the damn MC charter to decide whats in universe about ANY package , KDE or not12:58
HobbseeStevenK: look at synaptic, that's similarly bad, iirc.12:58
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LaserJockimbrandon: it's also not the KC charter to decide a UVFe for Universe packages12:59
Fujitsuimbrandon: I think it is somewhat the MC's role to decide on something big like this.12:59
FujitsuWhat LaserJock said.12:59
TheMusoAnyways, got an audio meeting in 7 hours, better get some sleep.12:59
StevenKCan we not move the argument to IRC, please?12:59
imbrandonLaserJock, right, thats why it was a request12:59
Hobbseewhatever the MOTU council decide goes, no point trying to say anything else.  </end>12:59
TheMusoCya folks.12:59
StevenKTheMuso: Night.12:59
imbrandonlaster 12:59
FujitsuNight TheMuso.12:59
imbrandonlater*12:59
LaserJockHobbsee: the MC shouldn't and I don't think is deciding12:59
pochuTheMuso: bye!01:00
LaserJockI think it's become a bit bigger issue than it needed to be01:00
LaserJockit's really not KC vs. MC and it's not MOTU vs. KDE01:00
LaserJockit's about figuring out the best way to get those packages and maintain Feisty Universe01:00
imbrandonLaserJock, but its total BS why it comes up now when its been this way the better part of a year01:01
imbrandonand from people that dont touch KDE with a long pointy stick01:01
LaserJockthat's silly01:01
LaserJockmost couldn't care less if it was KDE or not01:01
HobbseeLaserJock: you're not serious, are you?01:02
LaserJockthe issue is a UVFe for what seems to me to be not a very strong case for a UVFe01:02
imbrandonits not the fact its KDE, if it was alsa, i would say the same thing, they arent touching it and havent in the past why care now01:02
LaserJockHobbsee: I am, and I really wish you guys wouldn't think that people *won't* touch KDE stuff in Universe01:02
LaserJockI don't care if it's Gnome, KDE, XFCE, or FVWM01:03
HobbseeLaserJock: based on how many times i've had "can you sponsor my upload?  sure, what is it?  k*, oh, i dont do kde stuff, sorry"01:03
imbrandonLaserJock, it not that its KDE specificly, as i said it could be any package set01:03
Hobbseeyou dont need that too many times, to stop asking01:03
Hobbseebut that's moot.01:03
LaserJockHobbsee: well, that's entirely different, IMO01:03
LaserJocknot feeling comfortable with a package for sponsorship is really different then being bigoted against KDE01:04
LaserJockwhich seems to be what you're trying to say01:04
Hobbseeone effectively leads to the other, i thought01:04
LaserJockwell, I'd strongly disagree, but ok01:05
Hobbseei may have my definitions wrong, though01:05
FujitsuHobbsee: I wouldn't be particularly comfortable sponsoring uploads for most k* packages, as I don't know them. However, I treat k* packages approximately equally when doing bug-stuff.01:05
LaserJockbut I really believe that if it had been some Gnome or Java or whatever packages we'd feel the same way01:05
StevenKAllow me to repeat myself.01:06
StevenKCan we not move the argument to IRC, please?01:06
FujitsuStevenK: Unfortunately, arguing on a mailing list or blog isn't overly effective or realtime.01:06
imbrandonLaserJock, and thats my point, if java had been done like this in edgy ( and before iirc ) and approved as a spec too at UDS 01:06
HobbseeLaserJock: true.  particularly java.  on that basis, you leave the decision to those who actually work regularly with the stuff.01:06
LaserJockHobbsee: no, I leave it to the MOTU to decide, or at least motu-uvf01:07
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StevenKFujitsu: Point. I still hate to see us (as a team) so pollarised.01:07
FujitsuIt is, in the end, up to motu-uvf to make the decision.01:08
FujitsuStevenK: I see what you mean, of course.01:08
imbrandonexactly, and the motu-uvf should take into great consideration the fact that the people that work with the packages and know them came to a concinsus, not flip it and try to remove them altogather01:08
StevenKWith Debian Developers you end up expecting it since there are a bunch of jerks in the group. :-)01:08
LaserJockyou guys can't just say it's a spec and say that should automatically give it a Freeze exceptioin01:08
imbrandonLaserJock, no we're not01:08
Q-FUNKStevenK: the cabale01:08
man-diStevenK: do you mean the debian java group?01:09
StevenKQ-FUNK: TINC01:09
StevenKman-di: I do not.01:09
imbrandona "no we cant have a uvfe based on this , this and this" would go over a WHOLE lot better than the MC grilling about why its even there when its been there almost a year and discussed openly many times01:09
imbrandonLaserJock, ^^01:09
StevenKThere are a number of DDs I have in mind, but I'm not going to name them publically.01:09
StevenKOr privately, depending on who you are.01:09
LaserJockpeople have just said that it seems a bit odd to do UVFes and FFes (putting stuff in NEW and then asking if it's ok seems a tad odd)01:09
LaserJockfor packages that will be fairly quickly outdated, not supported01:10
Q-FUNKStevenK: we all know who they are.01:10
man-diStevenK: I agree that some DDs are ... strange01:10
FujitsuThis may have gone a whole lot better if MOTU had been brought into the spec into the first place.01:10
StevenKQ-FUNK: Well, we have our own private list... :-)01:11
LaserJockimbrandon: well, I agree that it could all be handled better01:11
man-diStevenK: but there are also DDs who are quiete nice and good to work with01:11
StevenKAgreed01:11
imbrandonsee actualy this is exactly why kubuntu needs a diffrent release schedule than ubuntu, ubuntu is based on gnome releases schedule ( or vice versa ) and kubuntu ends up being screwed every release by "just missing it" , look at kde 3.5.6 for edgys schedule01:11
LaserJockimbrandon: it was a bit of a sudden request for people not tracking Kubuntu01:11
imbrandonetc01:11
Q-FUNKStevenK: which is only accessible to those who passed DD, but never mind that.  cases are still known.01:11
StevenKQ-FUNK: I didn't mean debian-private.01:11
imbrandonLaserJock, thats just it, and its the ones that dident give a rats ass untill now making a stiink01:11
HobbseeFujitsu: MOTU doesnt really make decisions anymore - it's the MC now.01:11
HobbseeFujitsu: not a lot of them, anyway.  or so it seems01:12
FujitsuHobbsee: Not when that spec was defined.01:12
Hobbseetrue that01:12
StevenKQ-FUNK: What I meant, is that I have a list of DDs that a jerks, and your list of who are jerks is probably different.01:12
imbrandonwhen the spec was defined we hand many MOTU's in on it, only me and riddell were core01:12
imbrandonFujitsu, ^01:12
imbrandonhad*01:12
Q-FUNKnow that there are 3 supported desktop flavors, release dates should be shifted in order to accomodate all 3 upstream's release schedules.01:12
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FujitsuQ-FUNK: We'd never be able to release.01:13
StevenKI agree with Fujitsu01:13
imbrandonFujitsu, sure you would, just xubutnu and ubuntu and kubuntu wouldent at the same time, and univerwe would be in a perpetual state01:13
imbrandonits been talked aobut before01:13
Q-FUNKwell, given how with KDE the above statement was "just barely missing it"  it wouldn't be too hard to shift from e.g. 7.04 to 7.0601:13
FujitsuStevenK: On which bit?01:13
StevenKFujitsu: [23:13]  < Fujitsu> Q-FUNK: We'd never be able to release.01:14
LaserJockimbrandon: "didn't give a rats ass" is unfair I think. We all care about Universe, including KDE packages01:14
Q-FUNKor, as pointed by the ion upstream on debian, maybe a release ought to only be a core platform consisting of CLI tools, server daemons and X, while desktop apps would only release via backports.01:15
LaserJockjust because we are unaware of everything going on with every package doesn't mean we don't care01:15
StevenKQ-FUNK: Ewwww01:15
FujitsuThere aren't enough of us to have any of us not caring about everything.01:15
imbrandonLaserJock, you just said "not tracking kubuntu" whats the diffrence in what me and you said other then you were more polite about it ?01:15
FujitsuI have to agree with StevenK.01:15
StevenKFujitsu: Which bit?01:15
LaserJockimbrandon: because no tracking is different than not care01:15
FujitsuStevenK: The `Ewwww'01:15
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LaserJockI care deeply about what happens with Kubuntu and KDE packages in Universe01:16
Fujitsuimbrandon: There's a difference between not watching every move, and completely ignoring.01:16
LaserJockI don't have time to follow everything that's going on though01:16
Q-FUNKlet's face it, with the sheer volume of free software out there, it's become impossible to release the latest of absolutely everything in one shot.01:16
FujitsuQ-FUNK: We're not Gentoo.01:16
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imbrandoni got to fix my db, lets all kiss and take it back to the ML01:16
StevenKQ-FUNK: We don't try to, or *want* to.01:17
FujitsuMaintaining the archive in a release-ready steady constantly would be unpleasant01:17
LaserJockwell, I still haven't gotten an answer to my question on the ML of usability of these packages01:17
Q-FUNKubuntu has the right attitude of having ony stuff in main being guaranteed to ship the latest upstream, but with 3 desktops to track, releasing them al according to gnome's schedule doesn't work.01:17
StevenKQ-FUNK: So take it to the Tech Board01:17
LaserJocklast time I tried doing some KDE4 stuff I was told that the snapshot packages are going to be always outdated and I shouldn't use them01:17
StevenKI'd be curious to read the log.01:17
LaserJockis that still the case?01:18
imbrandonLaserJock, no01:18
LaserJockor are these special snapshots?01:18
HobbseeLaserJock: they're somewhat usable.  they'll be more usable when they hit the library freezes01:18
Q-FUNKit would probably help to have at least upstream gnome and kde agree on a common release schedule01:18
FujitsuHobbsee: Library freezes are post-Feisty, aren't they?01:18
LaserJockthese are the questions that I wish we had gotten to01:18
HobbseeFujitsu: dunno.  i think so, yeah.01:18
FujitsuQ-FUNK: That's not going to happen.01:18
imbrandonLaserJock, no but you got to think, parts may not be but its a whole lot better than building 300MB + of source only when you just need libs updated01:18
imbrandonyou can use the binarys for the rest01:18
HobbseeFujitsu: in fact, i'm sure it's so01:18
HobbseeFujitsu: but we cant tell the kde development people to run feisty+1 with kernel and xorg breakage, just to get the latest kde4 - that's nto fair.01:19
FujitsuWe need experimental, damnit.01:19
StevenKOh, we so don't.01:19
LaserJockI just felt that there was no explanation as to why these packages were important enough to warrant UVFe and FFe01:19
StevenKThat's one headache from Debian we don't need.01:19
Q-FUNKFujitsu: whch is precisely what makes free software such a drag to maintain.   either we finally get a common DE or either of the popular desktops is always gonna be 1 or 2 releases late.01:19
StevenKPPA would solve this, you know?01:19
LaserJockyes01:19
imbrandonLaserJock, because no one asked for an explination ( before starting to say WTF )01:20
StevenKOh damn it, I didn't want to get sucked into this argument.01:20
LaserJockimbrandon: I really don't think that's the case01:20
FujitsuStevenK: It is inevitable.01:20
FujitsuYou will be assimilated.01:20
StevenKFujitsu: I'll ass-laminate you...01:20
LaserJockimbrandon: siretart asked Riddell a number of questions both in IRC and by email and didn't get much of a reply01:20
HobbseeLaserJock: true that. most people would know "it's kde4, a lot of kde developers run kubuntu, we need to get them easy access to kde4"01:21
HobbseeLaserJock: which i think is in the spec, too01:21
LaserJockHobbsee: that's not exactly my point01:21
LaserJockmy experience is I talk to KDE and Kubuntu devs and they say they wouldn't use them01:21
imbrandonLaserJock, thats because alot of what siretart was asking had already been hasehed out over the past months, it was disrespectfull imho not to go back and read the prior disscussion and just pop in and say "whats up"01:22
LaserJockso I'm like "hmm, why are we worrying about them then?"01:22
imbrandonLaserJock, well that experince is 100000% off base01:22
LaserJockimbrandon: we were given no prior discussion01:22
imbrandonLaserJock, omg you never looked01:22
LaserJockwell, tell me otherwise!01:22
LaserJockdon't just yell at me!01:22
imbrandonthere is a ML, irc logs, the spec , etc etc etc01:22
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LaserJockimbrandon: all we were given is KC wants UVFe01:22
LaserJockno link to spec01:23
HobbseeLaserJock: true.  they're of very limited values before the library freeze  - but we cant really dump new packages into feisty at that point01:23
imbrandonok and?01:23
LaserJockI mean, I just didn't feel like enough info was provided01:23
FujitsuThere we go. Hobbsee has said the packages are unuseful. QED.01:23
LaserJockand much of a case made01:23
imbrandonLaserJock, you sooo need to listen to poisonus people01:23
HobbseeFujitsu: read what i said.  yet.01:24
esaymhow does one use pbuilder to build both edgy debs and dapper debs?01:25
LaserJockHobbsee: but that's also my point01:25
esaymLike right now it is set up for dapper, how would I set it up for edgy01:25
LaserJockit would seem that the library freeze packages would be the most helpful01:25
Fujitsuesaym: You need to create an edgy pbuilder.01:25
LaserJockbut we don't have a sane way of getting them into Feisty in Universe01:25
esaymok so just do a pbuilder create edgy ?01:25
esaymbut wont that overwrite all the dapper stuff?01:25
HobbseeLaserJock: indeed.01:26
LaserJockso why don't we put them in Feisty+1 and backport to Riddell's repo01:26
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esaymor will it make separate?01:26
HobbseeLaserJock: excluding on kubuntu.org.  but no one apart from ridell has access to that.01:26
HobbseeLaserJock: which is the only reason they're not there already, i think.01:26
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LaserJockok, but that doesn't really seem to be a Universe issue01:26
LaserJockif Riddell needs access to more machines or resources I'm sure we can find some01:27
Hobbseeit is, but only as the other solution is to stick them in universe01:27
LaserJockok, to be a little more concrete and productive01:27
lucasQ-FUNK: if you want to play with bets, I bet that feisty will release on time, but that simple metrics will be able to show that it is of much worse quality than etch ;)01:28
LaserJockhow many of the packages will be useful beyond the KDE library freeze?01:28
HobbseeLaserJock: as in, after the freeze?  the updated versoins?  all of them, i would expect.01:28
bmm_I get a "Signer has no upload rights at all to this distribution" rejection from REVU, what am I doing wrong?01:28
Hobbseebmm_: you're running dput revu *.changes?  are you in the link in the topic?01:29
LaserJockHobbsee: I mean, how many of the packages you want to put in Feisty will be useful after the library Freeze01:29
HobbseeLaserJock: at the current versions, or the post freeze versions?01:29
bmm_Yes, I am part of the launchpad group.01:30
LaserJockthe versions you want in Feisty01:30
bmm_But I didn't ask you guys to "sync with revu" though, that might be the problem?01:30
Hobbseewell, for the ones post-libfreeze, all of htem, or almost all of them01:30
FujitsuHobbsee: You're requesting pre-libfreeze, aren't you?01:30
LaserJockI mean, could a person install everything via Feisty, and be pretty much set to work after the library Freeze?01:30
LaserJockI can't imagine it'd quite work that way01:31
HobbseeFujitsu: at the moment yes, to update again later.  from my understanding01:31
FujitsuOh, gawd.01:31
LaserJockupdate when?01:31
FujitsuMass UVF exceptions post-release....01:31
HobbseeLaserJock: not currently, ie, we cant ship codefrozen product before it's written, you know....01:31
LaserJockHobbsee: that's our point01:31
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bmm_Hobbsee: I'm part of the launchpad group, changelog has "feisty; urgency=low", I'm doing dput -f iolanguage_20070226-1_source.changes01:32
bmm_Hobbsee: the -f was because I first got a rejection for "unstable; urgency=low"01:32
LaserJockI'm just trying to figure out how we are going to get useful packages to people 2-3 months after Feisty is released01:32
Hobbseefine, so say it doesnt go in at all, until the libfreeze is hit - but then we cant put in new packages at all01:32
LaserJockexactly01:32
Hobbseebmm_: you need to include revu in there01:32
Hobbseeso, we just say "you want kde4, too bad, move to feisty+1"01:33
LaserJockbut we can't/shouln't put in new upstream versions even if the packages do exist01:33
Hobbseewhich also seems like a crap solution01:33
bmm_Hobbsee: ooh.. ok. I'll fix that...01:33
FujitsuHobbsee: No, we say `use the kubuntu.org repos for Feisty'01:33
LaserJockHobbsee: no, I thought that's what Riddell's repo was for01:33
Hobbsee(which is what the KC discussed, incidently)01:33
bmm_Hobbsee: thanks!01:33
HobbseeFujitsu: they're treated the same as universe, or almost the same.01:34
LaserJockHobbsee: I totally think those packages need to be available, but given our freezes and SRU processes it doesn't seem like the best place, IMO01:34
Hobbseequite true.01:34
Hobbseestill, there's no perfect place, and i'm not sure where the best place would be.01:34
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LaserJockRiddell's repo is no good?01:34
LaserJockI usually get stuff from there01:35
HobbseeLaserJock: it's i386 only, and riddell's the only one who has access to it.01:35
LaserJockif I want latest KDE packages01:35
Hobbsee(to the website at all)01:35
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Hobbseeafaik, non-canonical employees cant get access to update it?01:35
LaserJockHobbsee: ok, but that seems to be his/Kubuntu's issue01:35
FujitsuCreate a KDE4 repo/component, then.01:35
LaserJockI just think we can come up with a better solution01:35
LaserJockI mean, Universe does solve the immediate issue of upload access and archs01:36
LaserJockbut then you have to stick to Universe schedules01:36
LaserJockwhich sucks in this case01:36
LaserJockif I had anything but i386 I'd offer to help01:37
LaserJockif I had enough bandwidth I'd offer to host a repo01:37
StevenKI have amd64, and have (privately) offered to help.01:38
LaserJockit's certainly that I don't care about Kubuntu or KDE01:38
LaserJock*not01:38
LaserJocksorry ;-)01:38
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LaserJockdarn it01:38
bmm_Hobbsee: sorry to have to ask, but I can't find how to "add revu" to the changelog like: should it be "feisty-revu; urgency=low" ?01:38
LaserJockno01:38
StevenKbmm_: Not the changelog, the dput command line01:39
LaserJockbmm_: it should just be feisty01:39
Hobbseebmm_: use dput revu *.changes01:39
LaserJockbmm_: dput revu <path to >_source.changes01:39
LaserJockHobbsee: not *.change, _source.changes :-)01:39
Hobbseerm the .upload file, and it'll stop telling you it's already uploaded01:39
bmm_Ah, doing that now. Thank!01:39
HobbseeLaserJock: good point.01:39
LaserJockHobbsee: I always forget that too01:39
LaserJockI'm so used to just having source .changes01:40
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HobbseeLaserJock: well, as long as you dont build binaries without the pbuilder, it never comes up01:40
LaserJockuntil I started cleaning out all the i386.changes out of incoming :-)01:40
LaserJockHobbsee: exactly01:40
LaserJockit seems people often do01:40
StevenKI've gotten used to _source.changes that I nearly threw one to debian01:40
Q-FUNKwe should have source uploads too01:41
Q-FUNKsilly to upload binaries01:41
Q-FUNKubuntu sis the right thing on this one01:41
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Q-FUNKdid...01:42
StevenKI quite like source-only uploads. I'm not certain if it's the right thing for Debian.01:42
esaymhow do I use apt-get to only download a deb and not install it?  apt-get -d?01:42
Q-FUNKit is.  too many packages get uploaded to debian as i386 binaries with incorrect dependencies that don't get fixed because there's not enough people on non-i386 to make it a priority for developers.01:43
Q-FUNKor rather, with borken build-depends01:43
Hobbseeesaym: yes.  man apt-get will tell you, as well01:44
StevenKFire RC-bugs at them. Failure to build on releaseable arches is RC.01:44
Q-FUNKif they only allowed source builds, nobody gets the newest of whatever until it builds correctly on the buildd.01:44
Q-FUNKit sure is, but I've seen cases where it doesn't get fixed.01:44
Q-FUNKermm.... source uploads01:45
StevenKNMU?01:45
StevenKDebian has procedures for this sort of thing01:45
Q-FUNKsome maintainers are known to revert NMU on their pcakages01:45
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Q-FUNKonly allowing source uploads would add an extra safeguard that compels maintainers to fix their mess.01:46
StevenKOr have them ignore it.01:46
Q-FUNKnot really.  if it doesn't build, it doesn't make it to unstable on any arch at all.01:46
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esaymHobbsee:  I tried apt-get -d but got an error.  I am on dapper and I need to get the edgy xmms deb.  The link on ubuntu packages is down :(01:47
Q-FUNKthe traditional excuse with i386 uploads is that it works on i386, so it must be soe arch-specific bug. there.  ignored.01:47
Hobbseeesaym: the xmms edgy deb will likely not work on dapper.  you need to rebuild it.01:47
Q-FUNKthey don't even bother checking if indeed is incorect build-depends.01:47
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esaymYes I am back porting the one on fiesty to dapper.  I wanted to look at the edgy one to see if the backported one for dapper will work on edgy....01:49
danohuiginnheh. bug 28763 has been waiting with a patch for a year, because nobody can work out if it's in universe or main. Efficient ;)01:49
UbugtuMalone bug 28763 in lshw "Missing .desktop file" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/2876301:49
Hobbseedanohuiginn: yes.  i've looked at that.  it's clearly main.01:49
Hobbseesarah@LongPointyStick:~$ madison lshw | grep archive01:50
Hobbsee      lshw | 02.08.01-1ubuntu2 | http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/main Packages01:50
Hobbsee      lshw | 02.08.01-1ubuntu2 | http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/main Sources01:50
Hobbseei think it bounced to universe for a while there, though01:50
FujitsuThe source has always been in main.01:51
Hobbseeso someone's just incompetent, as the binary was in universe for a while, so they put it under as universe.01:51
danohuiginnnow I understand why the bug-fixing procedure is "write a fix, then hassle devs on irc until they commit it"01:52
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Hobbsee(the developer who did it, that is, by saying "the binary is in universe, we cant fix it")01:52
Hobbseedanohuiginn: i dont have permissions to upload that to main.  until someone from main steps up and does it, it wont get done.  simple as that.01:52
danohuiginnah, well, it happens. just made me smile01:52
Hobbseeditto to most oftthe other u-u-s people01:52
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bmmDo you get any mail notifications when REVU accepts or rejects your entry?02:04
cbx33hey guys...02:06
cbx33you know the Install icon on the desktop of the live CD02:06
cbx33how do i remove it02:06
bmmOh, wait, there is a 5 minute interval in the checks. So that is probably why I havn't heard anything yet :-)02:11
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esaymanyone know what would cause this error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10475/02:14
Hobbseebmm: it doesnt send mail.  will be on teh front REVU page though02:15
esaymI am trying to backport xmms from fiesty to dapper with pbuilder, I got that error while it was building though02:15
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esaymgot a similar error while building python2.5 the otherday too....02:15
Hobbseeesaym: /tmp/buildd/xmms-1.2.10+20061201/Input/mikmod/.libs/libmikmod.so: No such file or directory - ie, it's only in a later version of whatever has that02:16
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esaymHobbsee: sorry I don't follow, could you clarify a bit? 02:17
esaymwhat do you mean? a later version of what?02:17
cbx333does anyone know where the Install icon is stored 02:17
cbx333in the ubuntu live cd02:17
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cbx333i'd like to get rid of it for a customised live cd02:17
Hobbseeesaym: a later version of the package that actually contains libmikmod.so.  This is why you dont backport stuff over multiple releases in most cases, btw.02:18
Hobbseeor even one release02:18
LaserJockcbx333: it's not exactly "stored" it's created on boot02:18
esaymOh, interesting.  So I guess I am screwed then?02:18
cbx333ok what script stores it02:18
LaserJockcbx333: you'll need to modify the casper stuff that creates the Livecd user02:18
cbx333oh ok02:18
cbx333thanks02:18
cbx333do you know where those scripts are?02:19
Hobbseeesaym: not exactly, but it's probably harder than you're expecting, may well require you to backport multiple things02:20
esaymHmm, I've got the time,  I will poke around a bit02:21
jdongaww, Hobbsee said the B word :)02:22
Hobbseejdong: indeed.  would you like to backport xmms from feisty to dapper?02:22
jdongHobbsee: ask me on Friday :)02:22
esaymlol, Hey thats my project!02:22
esaymthere is really no point,  I am only backporting the xmms-wma package which went fine,  I figured I would go ahead and do xmms while I was at it though02:23
esaymI thought02:23
jdongSo what's the plan for nVidia drivers in the future?02:24
jdongAre we to have nvidia-legacy, nvidia-pluslegacy, and nvidia-doublepluslegacy? :D02:24
cbx333LaserJock: it's ok I got it02:28
LaserJockcbx333: sorry, too much stuff going on right now :-)02:29
bmmYeah! It all worked! Thanks for the help all.02:29
cbx333that's fine02:31
cbx333;)02:31
jdongHobbsee: aren't you *excited*? New Beryl out today :D02:32
jdongI bet you're jumping up and down with nothing but pure joy :)02:33
LaserJock"Black Wednesday"02:33
jdongLaserJock: because it was White Wednesday last time....02:33
jdongwell the WSOD is fixed02:33
jdongand Xgl works for all I know :)02:33
Hobbseejdong: would it pass the inclusion into ubuntu test?02:33
jdongHobbsee: from the end-user experience side, I'd say yes02:34
jdongHobbsee: but I have no idea how the packaging looks02:34
cbx333can I just edit the splash.pcx file in the isolinux live folder?02:35
cbx333New Beryl?02:35
cbx333cool02:35
jdongcbx333: fixes the infamous white-screen-of-death syndrome02:35
jdongwithout the need for copy workarounds.02:35
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cbx333;)02:35
jdonglucky bastard :)02:36
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jdongwell here I was symlinking and copying random things around till it worked :D02:36
Lutinheya jdong 02:38
jdonghi Lutin02:39
Lutinjdong: do you think a backport of mozilla-imagezoom would be ok to fix bug #88581 ?02:40
UbugtuMalone bug 88581 in imagezoom "mozilla-imagezoom is not compatible with Firefox 2.0.0.x" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8858102:40
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jdonglaunchpad just gave me a binary mime-type file on that url.02:41
jdongok, loading now02:41
jdongLutin: that should be handled via SRU02:41
jdongnow that SRU is less PITA.02:41
Lutinjdong: ok, will do a sru then02:42
jdongthanks02:43
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bddebianHeya gang03:02
zakameheya bddebian, *03:03
bddebianHi zakame03:03
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geserHi bddebian03:03
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bddebianHeya geser03:03
bddebianzakame: Theres a few GNU/Hurd ones ;-P03:04
geserbddebian: like release GNU/Hurd?03:04
jdongthere's still people who care about that thing?03:04
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zakamebddebian: have you seen the GNU ideas?03:04
zakameits pretty much asking for doc processing work :/03:05
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bddebianjdong: Yes but RMS isn't one of them ;-P03:05
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jdongbddebian: oh there's enough facial hair to go around.03:05
bddebianzakame: No, not for us03:05
jdongbddebian: that is his primary source of funding, no?03:06
bddebiangeser: Yeah, ,that'd be nice :-)03:06
zakamewhoa is that xp product code? :P03:07
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esaymalright I backported libmikmod2-dev from fiesty which has libmikmod.so but I still get the same error http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/10475/03:12
esaymFor the new folks I am trying to backport xmms from fiesty to dapper03:12
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verwilstif you do an invoke-rc.d restart03:50
verwilstbut the service isn't running03:50
verwilstwhat is the recommended behaviour03:50
verwilsterror out, or just start the service?03:50
Lutinverwilst: basically in init.d scripts, restart is stop + start, so I'd say just start it03:51
verwilstand start, if the program is already running?03:51
verwilstexit 0 or 1?03:51
geserrestart = stop and restart the service if it's already running, otherwise start the service (from the Debian policy)03:52
verwilstbecause snmpd returns 1 a lot03:52
verwilstwhich breaks my scripts :)03:52
verwilsti'll report a bug03:53
verwilstand a status parameter03:53
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verwilstthat's not deprecated i guess?03:53
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alleesiretart: hi,  I'm right now setting up an feisty install env.  Question is: should I stick with what's in feisty or merge 3.1.8 bugfixes and start testing with this, then ask for UVF?04:51
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siretartallee: it would be great if you could prepare a fai-kernels package using 2.6.20.05:01
siretartallee: I think the fai in feisty should/could still work. if you have problems, I wouldn't object to grant an UVF for fai05:02
alleesiretart: ah right, that's also missing.05:02
siretart(for the interested reader: I'm following the fai development)05:02
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bddebianHeya siretart05:06
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pochusiretart: can you review bug 90407 ?05:11
UbugtuMalone bug 90407 in wesnoth "UVF exception: Wesnoth 1.2 -> 1.2.2" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9040705:11
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pochusee u folks!05:11
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jwendelldholbach, i've rebuild a new version of gnomesword, should i submit it to revu?05:30
dholbachjwendell: what is it? a new version? a rebuild? some changes?05:31
jwendelldholbach, a rebuild with a few changes (maintainer, for example)05:31
dholbachright05:31
dholbachthe normal sponsoring process is outlined over here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess05:32
dholbachsimply file a bug, attach a debdiff, assign to ubuntu-universe-sponsors05:32
dholbachthey'll pick it up and upload it05:32
jwendelldholbach, ah ok (the bug is already created :))05:33
dholbachsuper05:33
LaserJockjwendell: once you do ^^ ping me and I'll try to have a look05:33
jwendellLaserJock, just a minute ;)05:34
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jwendellLaserJock, sorry? i don't use pbuilder :(05:35
LaserJocknah, I'm updating my pbuilder while you are debdiffing05:35
LaserJockoh, btw05:37
LaserJockdholbach might be intersted in this05:37
dholbachin what?05:38
jwendellshould i assign or just subscribe ubuntu-universe-sponsors ?05:38
LaserJocktoday at the Launchpad Dev meeting they approved the "motu" tag for launchpad bugs05:38
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LaserJockjwendell: subscribe is fine I think05:38
dholbachLaserJock: in what?05:38
LaserJockdholbach: for bugs in Launchpad05:38
dholbachcould you elaborate?05:38
LaserJockagainst05:38
LaserJockso if there is a LP bug that is particularly important for us05:39
dholbachah ok05:39
LaserJockI can give it the "motu" tag05:39
dholbachnice05:39
LaserJockand LP devs will know it's high priority for us05:39
geserLaserJock: does it also apply for bugs filed against soyuz?05:41
LaserJockgeser: yes05:41
LaserJockany launchpad product05:41
LaserJocklet me know what ones and I'll organize them05:41
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joejaxx:)05:43
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jwendellLaserJock, can i gzip debdiff? (it has 1.5MB)05:45
LaserJock1.5MB??05:45
LaserJockthat's a bit more than a few changes05:45
man-diLaserJock: a small bit05:45
jwendellLaserJock, configure stuff05:45
geserLaserJock: any idea who I can poke about bug #87077? infinity is hard to reach these days05:46
UbugtuMalone bug 87077 in launchpad-buildd "The build of xmms2 fails because of HASH(0x82db558)="" in the environment" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8707705:46
rexbronbddebian: ping, I have gotten 2 acks for a UVF. Would you beable to upload the updated source?05:46
rexbronbddebian: bug 8890805:47
UbugtuMalone bug 88908 in murrine "[UVFe]  update to 0.51" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8890805:47
LaserJockgeser: hmm, not sure05:47
LaserJockjwendell: just attach it to the bug report and I'll have a look05:48
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jwendelldholbach, i've detected an error in upstream configure script. I changed configure.in and ran autoconf. Everythink worked ok, but size of diff got 1.5MB. Is there any other way to do this?05:49
dholbachyou could run autoconf in debian/rules05:49
dholbachi'd rather keep the diff until upstream fixed it05:50
dholbachbut that's up to you05:50
jwendelldholbach, how can i run autoconf in debian/rules?05:51
dholbachi'm quite busy atm - I'd prefer if you asked somebody else - you'll also need to build-depend on autoconf05:52
LaserJockjwendell: for now we can probably deal with it as is05:53
jwendellLaserJock, the problem is: since that hour, when i said '1 minute' i'm trying to upload the debdiff into the bug...05:54
LaserJockheh05:54
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LaserJockjwendell: would email work better for you?05:56
jwendellLaserJock, bug 9248905:57
UbugtuMalone bug 92489 in gnomesword "[feisty]  unmet dependencies (libgtkhtml3.8-15)" [Medium,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9248905:57
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LaserJockjwendell: ok, so what exactly did you do?06:03
LaserJockjust the changelog, Maintainer field, dep change, and that patch?06:04
jwendellLaserJock, dropped 2 patches not used;06:04
LaserJockdropped them from the Debian package?06:04
jwendellLaserJock, yep06:04
LaserJockdo they cause problems?06:04
jwendellnot used06:04
jwendellnot used06:05
LaserJockok, then lest keep those06:05
LaserJockthe rule of the game right now is to minimize the changes we make from Debian06:05
jwendellLaserJock, change configure.in (and consequently configure) to include libgnomeprint and libgnomeprintui 06:05
LaserJockwe can then file bugs, etc. in Debian to get things changed06:05
jwendellLaserJock, changed changelog :P06:06
jwendellLaserJock, changed control (maintainers and build-dep)06:06
LaserJockright06:06
jwendellLaserJock, changed 3 lines on src/gnome2/html.c, with compiler errors06:06
jwendellLaserJock, but i just saw that there is a new upstream version, 2.2.2.1, should i try it?06:07
LaserJockno06:09
LaserJockjwendell: so you took out window_title.diff and strongs_search.diff?06:10
jwendellLaserJock, yep06:10
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LaserJockwere the html.c changes a part of the gtkhtml patch stuff?06:11
jwendellLaserJock, i was getting errors about libgtkhtml, so i saw that there was changes in some gtk_html_print functions06:13
jwendellLaserJock, i just renamed 2 function calls06:13
LaserJockjwendell: so maybe those should go in 02_fix_gtkhtml_print.patch?06:14
jwendellLaserJock, yep06:15
LaserJockok, so if you don't drop those 2 patches06:19
LaserJockbut the html.c changes in the gtkhtml patch06:20
LaserJock*put06:20
LaserJockyou might want to see if the control.in changes should go in that patch as well06:20
LaserJockthat should cut down the debdiff a fair amount06:21
jwendellLaserJock, i dropped control.in06:22
jwendellforgot to say06:23
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ScottKIf we haven't had the beta freeze yet, I'd appreciate if if someone from UUS would take a look at Bug #92569 and upload the patch if it's packaged correctly. 06:54
UbugtuMalone bug 92569 in libspf2 "Intermittent incorrect SPF results" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9256906:54
LaserJockbeta freeze doesn't effect Universe exactly06:55
ScottKAh.  OK.  Cool.06:55
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X3NAre there any known problems with the repostories for feisty at the moment ?07:09
LaserJocknot that I know of07:11
X3NI'm having lots of dependencies not being met07:12
jussi01repos are working fine for me, had to update pbuilder yesterday though07:15
ScottKX3N: I tried to update my Feisty box a few hours ago from the US repo and it looked like there was a kernel update only partially propogated.07:19
X3Nhmm07:20
X3Nwhich servers are the most reliable ?07:20
LaserJockPriceChild: pingy pingy07:22
PriceChildpong LaserJock 07:22
LaserJockPriceChild: czester in -devel is complaining about you banning people07:22
PriceChildLaserJock, We're under a troll attack07:22
LaserJockPriceChild: are you in #ubuntu-ops?07:23
PriceChildYeah07:23
PriceChildSorry about this LaserJock 07:23
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LaserJocknp dude, just wanted to let you know07:23
X3Ni've got stuck in dependency hell, anyway out ?07:25
X3N9 conflicts and aptidute can't work out a solution07:26
LaserJockwhat does a apt-get dist-upgrade give you?07:26
X3Nall the errors for the unmet dependencies07:27
LaserJockwhat kind of unmet deps07:28
X3Nfor example python-examples depends on python 2.5 but 2.4 is installed07:29
X3Nwhich is infact wrong07:29
X3Nas python --version gives 2.507:29
LaserJockI haven't got anything like that07:30
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fernandohi all. what's the better way to create a local ubuntu mirror? apt-mirror?08:39
LaserJockyou could also rsync08:39
LaserJockor debmirror08:40
LaserJockor reprepro08:40
LaserJockkinda depends on what you have in mind08:40
fernandomany choices :P08:40
LaserJockit's Linux!08:41
LaserJock:-)08:41
fernandoheheh08:41
fernandoright08:41
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pochuajmitch: please, if you have a moment, could you review bug 90407? thanks in advance :)09:04
UbugtuMalone bug 90407 in wesnoth "UVF exception: Wesnoth 1.2 -> 1.2.2" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9040709:04
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dholbachis doomrunner.lists@gmail.com here?09:13
dholbachI'll turn off motu mails to your account - they get all bounced like mad09:14
dholbachok, mailed him (to another address)09:17
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LaserJockFujitsu: ping ping ring ring09:47
bddebianLater gang09:49
LaserJockcya bddebian 09:50
LaserJockbah09:50
LaserJockalways too late09:50
ajmitchhe always departs so fast09:50
FujitsuLaserJock: Heya.09:51
LaserJockFujitsu: read what I just said in #launchpad09:52
FujitsuI just did.09:52
FujitsuWorks fine for me.09:52
LaserJockI only got 11 bugs for motuscience :(09:52
FujitsuYou sure you haven't got some other filter on?09:52
LaserJockI don't think so09:53
LaserJockok, I've started out at ~motuscience/+subscribedbugs09:53
LaserJockis that the problem?09:54
FujitsuAh.09:54
FujitsuYes.09:54
LaserJockk09:54
FujitsuThat would only search in that list.09:54
LaserJockwhere should I be doing it then?09:54
FujitsuYou want to start in /ubuntu09:54
FujitsuIt's the same as a normal search. It only searches within the specified context.09:54
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LaserJockwell, I guess I figured since ~motuscience was the bug contact I was looking for it'd make sense ;-)09:55
FujitsuSort of. but that's not how LP works. If something makes sense, you're probably doing it the wrong way.09:56
crimsuntsmithe: you can email bdmurray, TheMuso, _MMA_, and myself09:57
crimsuntsmithe: it's more important to get the minutes up on wiki.uc09:57
tsmithesure thing09:57
tsmitheyea - i just want people to be clued up on what's happening :)09:57
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FujitsuDo we still not have a tag for bugs that just require .desktop changes/additions?10:02
dholbachif you add one, also add 'bitesize' and add it to BugSquad/Tags10:03
LaserJockI thought we had one10:03
FujitsuThere isn't one on the page dholbach mentioned.10:03
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FujitsuAnybody got any recommendations for what name to use?10:07
LaserJockperhaps desktop-file ?10:08
LaserJockdo we know the character constraints?10:08
FujitsuI believe hyphens are OK.10:08
FujitsuIf not, I'll find out in a sec.10:08
LaserJockdesktop is too general10:15
LaserJockI don't know if .desktop would work10:15
FujitsuI can't see any tags using .s10:16
FujitsuAnd desktop is too general.10:16
Fujitsudesktop-file is pretty good.10:16
crimsunhow about missing-desktop-file to make it even more descriptive?10:19
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LaserJockyeah10:20
honestlyenoughHow does the naming scheme of Ubuntu packages work?10:20
FujitsuBut then we've got some that are the wrong category or similar... missing-desktop-file doesn't fit for them.10:21
LaserJockwhat do you mean by naming?10:21
LaserJockversioning?10:21
honestlyenoughIf I have (source version) 0.1 on a package called mypackage, do I need to add anything beyond mypackage-0.1 ?10:21
LaserJockFujitsu: oh, right10:21
honestlyenoughYes, versioning would be more accurately describing what I'm asking.10:21
LaserJockhonestlyenough: yes10:21
LaserJockDebian puts on a -X where X is an integer10:22
Fujitsuhonestlyenough: The name of the package is simply mypackage.10:22
LaserJockso mypackages-0.1-110:22
honestlyenoughLaserJock: I've seen -1ubuntu3 and what not, but that serves only to confuse me.10:22
LaserJockhonestlyenough: in that examlple -1 is the Debian version10:22
honestlyenoughLaserJock: What does the 3 represent?10:22
LaserJockUbuntu revision10:22
honestlyenoughLaserJock: Gothca. But what about if I wanted this package to make it into the repository?10:22
honestlyenoughLaserJock: The Ubuntu universe repository specifically.10:22
LaserJockif it's not in Debian then the Debian revision is 010:23
FujitsuIt would be mypackage, version 0.1-0ubuntu110:23
LaserJockso -0ubuntu110:23
honestlyenoughAhhhh.10:23
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honestlyenoughSo what's the difference between the Ubuntu revision number and the Debian version number?10:23
honestlyenoughAh, thanks a bunch.10:23
FujitsuThe Ubuntu revision is changes made in Ubuntu, and Debian is for those made by Debian.10:24
crimsunFujitsu: fair enough, though it would probably be better to enumerate additional tags IMO10:24
Fujitsucrimsun: They're all trivial, and should be lumped together IMO.10:24
FujitsuOtherwise we're going to end up with an enormous number of widely-used tags.10:24
danohuiginnhonestlyenough: if you use dch -i to edit the changelog, it'll sort out the version number for you (I believe)10:25
honestlyenoughMaybe this is a bit offtopic, but if I submitted this to Debian, and it somehow made it through their process, would I still keep mypackage-1ubuntu3 for their releases as well?10:25
honestlyenoughOr would it be something entirely different like mypackage-0.1-110:25
honestlyenoughThe mypackage-1ubuntu3 was supposed to be mypackage-0.1-1ubuntu310:25
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Fujitsuhonestlyenough: mypackage 0.1-1 would be the first debian release.10:25
Fujitsuhonestlyenough: For a new package in ubuntu, it's 0.1-0ubuntu1, not -1ubuntu110:26
honestlyenoughGotcha. So strip out the Ubuntu specific stuff then.10:26
honestlyenoughOkay, it's all clear now :)10:26
honestlyenoughYou guys are a helpful bunch, maybe this is why Ubuntu is so popular :)10:26
LaserJockof course ;-)10:27
LaserJockhonestlyenough: if you are interested in more packaging info we have a packaging guide10:28
LaserJock!packagingguide10:28
ubotuThe packaging guide is at http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources10:28
honestlyenoughLaserJock: An Ubuntu specific packaging guide? I've read through the Debian one a few times.10:29
honestlyenoughHmm, okay, I'll take a look.10:29
honestlyenoughHmm, I can't seem to join the #ubuntu channel (I'm using tor). Out of curiosity, why is tor banned there? It certainly isn't banned here.10:29
LaserJock #ubuntu gets a lot of attacks10:29
FujitsuThere have been a lot of attacks from tor-based users.10:29
Fujitsu(it has over 1000 people in it, most of the time)10:30
TheMusoc10:31
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TheMusogah10:31
honestlyenoughAh. That's a shame.10:31
crimsunFujitsu: sounds fair10:31
Fujitsucrimsun: So, we just have the one?10:31
LaserJockI think it's not quite so useful to seperate them10:32
LaserJockthey're basically all bitesize and similar10:32
FujitsuThat's what I think.10:33
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crimsunFujitsu: yes, just one10:34
honestlyenoughWow, the Ubuntu guide, in my humble opinion, is sooo much better than the Debian New Maintainer's Guide. This bias might have to do with the fact that I read the Debian guide first and thus know more of the terminology for the Ubuntu guide.10:35
honestlyenoughBut, nonetheless, the guide is really nicely designed -- website and all.10:35
FujitsuThe Ubuntu guide is more aimed at normal people, I think. It's a whole lot more readable.10:35
LaserJockhonestlyenough: let us know if you find something wrong or confusing, there are a few bugs in there I already know about10:40
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LaserJock\o/, new ubuntu.com is out10:42
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FujitsuLaserJock: I noticed :)10:43
FujitsuIt's apparently Drupal based... How did they convince the sysadmins it was a good idea?10:44
TheMusowow10:44
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LaserJockFujitsu: I don't think it is drupal10:45
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TheMusoProbably just using aliases.10:45
Fujitsu`You will soon see that the main www.ubuntu.com website has changed. It10:45
Fujitsuhas a new look and is now based on the drupal CMS.'10:45
LaserJockoh10:45
LaserJockdoh10:45
Fujitsu(mail from mnuzum on loco-contacts)10:45
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LaserJockI guess it could have been worse ... wordpress10:46
TheMusoMy guess is because the fridge is also drupal, they want to keep consistancy.10:46
FujitsuThe new one looks a whole lot nicer in some ways.10:46
LaserJockcheck out the download page10:46
FujitsuEspecially without the big useless block up the top.10:46
FujitsuThe tabbed thing, LaserJock?10:47
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Fujitsuajmitch: No idea. I thought the sysadmins would have screamed at the thought.10:47
LaserJocktabs with radio buttons10:47
ajmitchcrazy, the only download mirror for NZ/Australia is ftp.citylink.co.nz10:47
ajmitchFujitsu: traceroute to that address & see where it ends up :)10:48
LaserJockI see they fixed my server bug :-)10:48
TheMusoProbably because drupal is actually well maintained and supported upstream, and writing extra modules is very easy.10:48
ajmitchhaha, australian mirrors are listed as in europe10:48
FujitsuLaserJock: Which one?10:48
Fujitsuajmitch: Great!10:48
ajmitch"Oceana"?10:49
LaserJockFujitsu: on the "beta" version under the server tab both items were Ubuntu 6.06 :-)10:49
=== ajmitch wonders if we should file a pile of bugs on this
jdongajmitch: hey, I read a book about that place once. they've got cool 2-way TV screens....10:49
Fujitsuajmitch: A few piles would be better.10:49
LaserJockAustralia vs Austria perhaps?10:49
FujitsuLaserJock: Hahahahah.10:50
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LaserJockno10:50
LaserJockI mean maybe that's what they accidently did10:50
honestlyenoughTangentially, I've got a really FUBAR'd machine. The CMOS battery, I suspect doesn't function. However, if the CMOS battery doesn't work, is that in any way a cause for this sort of behavior?: http://phpfi.com/21595710:50
FujitsuWhy is it Oceana/Australia!? Not only is Oceana spelt from, Australia is part of it anyway.10:50
FujitsuLet's file bugs! Lots of them!10:51
ajmitchFujitsu: exactly :)10:51
LaserJockyes, but the I think the thought the Australia items were Austria, hence would go in Europe10:51
ajmitchftp.citylink.co.nz will probably go to the US for anyone that doesn't peer at APE or WIX10:51
LaserJockbug away10:51
LaserJock*bugs10:51
ajmitchLaserJock: it's just funny that they list australia as a region, but the mirrors are in europe10:52
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Fujitsuajmitch: It seems to go through the US for me, but there's very little reverse-DNS available.10:52
ajmitchFujitsu: yep10:52
LaserJockit really goes to the US?10:52
FujitsuThat sounds like it'd be /really/ fast.10:52
FujitsuLaserJock: Yup.10:52
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ajmitchwhereas it's about 3ms from the work server to ftp.citylink.co.nz10:53
TheMusowhats everyone using? Tracepath10:53
ajmitchmtr10:53
Fujitsumtr10:53
FujitsuI get a little over 200ms.10:53
TheMusoFujitsu: You on optus atm? Westnet goes through optus currently, so I'd say our routes would be very similar.10:54
FujitsuTheMuso: I find Westnet does yield similar routes, yes.10:55
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TheMusohaha10:55
LaserJockit'd be funny if they put everthing in Europe10:56
LaserJocka little geo-biased10:56
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FujitsuMy ubuntu-website bug got its importance and assignee set within 4 minutes... They're good.11:17
TheMusoWOw!11:18
BurgworkFujitsu: they are agressively attempting to fix all bugs11:19
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FujitsuBurgwork: Good to hear.11:23
Burgworkwow11:28
Burgworkbug stats is a bloody scary number11:28
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FujitsuBurgwork: > 24000?11:32
Burgworkhttp://people.ubuntu-in.org/~carthik/bugstats/11:32
Burgworklook at that graph'11:32
Burgworkand be scared11:32
FujitsuYep.11:32
FujitsuI look at it regularly11:32
FujitsuWe gained 3000 open bugs in February :-/11:33
Burgworkwhile I watch http://intihuatani.usc.edu/cloud/video.htm11:33
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FujitsuOops, 2000.11:33
honestlyenoughI wish I joined this channel earlier.11:34
Fujitsuhonestlyenough: What's so good about it?11:34
honestlyenoughYou guys would have saved me a couple days of reading through the rather dry Debian New Package Maintainer's Guide.11:34
honestlyenoughFujitsu: The Ubuntu Packaging Guide is so much more helpful for me.11:35
FujitsuWhat do people think about UTF-8 compatibility bugs? Wishlist? Low? Otherwise?11:35
Fujitsuhonestlyenough: That's great to hear :)11:35
FujitsuSo, Burgwork: Fix bugs!11:36
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honestlyenoughFujitsu: I asked a lot of these questions on the Debian channels and people were usually pretty responsive to them, but all of them could have been answered by this guide.11:38
honestlyenoughFujitsu: Oh, well. Lesson learned :)11:38
honestlyenoughI suppose I should take some grammar lessons ;)11:39
FujitsuAdri2000: I hadn't even seen that email until you mentioned it! You're quick.11:40
Adri2000:11:40
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TheMusoParticularly those that are several pages in.11:42
honestlyenoughIf a package installs something to /usr/sbin, lintian -i mypackage-version-arch.deb claims I need a man page to conform to the Policy regulations. However, I've seen many packages where there is a mypackage and a separate mypackage-docs. If I've only got one manpage, am I really supposed to break this package up into two separate Ubuntu packages?11:46
Fujitsuhonestlyenough: Just put the manpages in mypackage.11:47
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zulhey11:47
FujitsuHi zul.11:47
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danohuiginnlaunchpad doesn't distinguish between 'confirmed' meaning 'needs somebody to investigate/fix' and 'confirmed' meaning 'has been fixed, waiting for the patch to be committed'. Is that right?12:01
Fujitsudanohuiginn: `In progress' is generally used for the latter of those.12:01
FujitsuThere is also a feature to search for bugs which have patches attached.12:02
danohuiginnOK, Fujitsu12:02
danohuiginnbut not one to search for bugs *without* patches attached as far as I can see12:02
danohuiginnwhich is what I'd want, as I'm after things to fix, not things to commit12:02
TheMusodanohuiginn: Have you looked at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/TODO?12:03
Fujitsudanohuiginn: Indeed, that feature seems to be absent.12:03
danohuiginnFujitsu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToFix says set bugs to 'confirmed' when you have a patch12:03
danohuiginnthanks, TheMuso (also thanks for that upload the other day). I'll have a look through there12:05
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sistpotyhi folks12:05
FujitsuHey sistpoty.12:05
TheMusoHey sistpoty.12:05
sistpotyhi Fujitsu and TheMuso12:05
TheMusodanohuiginn: You're welcome.12:05
TheMuso_MMA_: What is your thoughts on packages such as ubuntustudio-sounds regarding the maintainer field? As you may know, either the maintainer field has to have someone who has an @ubuntu.com address, or it must have MOTU as maintainer.12:07
TheMusoBefore this goes into the archive, this needs to be changed.12:08
_MMA_TheMuso: We can mark 'em as tsmithe or joejaxx.12:09
sistpotyhooray, trigger was mentioned as favorite game on the planet :)12:10
_MMA_TheMuso: I havnt pursued my membership yet.12:10

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