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graymananyone knows about any attempts to write a dpkg plugin for synaptic?12:40
geserwhat should that be?12:41
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graymanso it will do what GDebi does12:41
geserwhat do you mean? installing of local deb files?12:42
graymanyes12:42
Flannelgrayman: Just double click the deb, it'll install12:42
graymani know how it installs12:42
Flannelgrayman: And it'll show up in synaptic afterwards, under "local or obsolete"12:42
graymanmeh that's not the point12:42
gesersynaptic is a gui for apt and not dpkg12:43
graymanyes12:43
Flannelgrayman: then what is your point?12:43
graymanto make synaptic to attempt and look for deps for local packages12:43
Flanneldoesn't double clicking a deb automatically try and resolve dependencies?12:44
graymanno12:44
graymanit just says that you don't have that stuff12:44
graymannow go install it12:44
ScottKThat's all dpkg does too 12:45
graymanyes12:45
graymanbut why not allow it to look for dependencies in the repo?12:45
geserdpkg doesn't anything about repos12:46
Flannelof course that's what dpkg would do, it doesn't know about the repos12:46
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geserthat's apt job12:46
graymani know that12:46
graymanjust thought that a plugin that uses both could be nice12:46
gesergrayman: so you are looking for an automatic "apt-get -f install" after installing a local deb?12:47
Flannelthere's nothing saying that the GUI version for installing packages couldnt though12:47
graymani'm looking for automatic dep installation before the local is installed12:47
graymanif the dependencies are available12:48
graymanotherwise just reports what's missing12:48
geserIMHO gdebi should warn or take care if deps are missing12:48
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graymanwell, it just tells you that they're missing as far as i remember12:49
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gesercould you open a bug against gdebi for it?12:52
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graymani'll recheck and do12:53
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Adri2000grayman: gdebi's description says:01:04
Adri2000 gdebi lets you install local deb packages resolving and installing01:04
Adri2000 its dependencies.01:04
graymandidn't notice it doing that01:06
graymani'm checking just in case01:07
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joejaxxdoes launchpad have rss feeds?01:23
graymanok it seems to do that. issue solved01:25
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Laser_awayjoejaxx: I don't think so02:15
joejaxxthat would be an interesting feature if it was02:17
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Laser_awayjoejaxx: yes, it would be nice02:19
Laser_awayalthough I find RSS annoying most of the time02:19
joejaxxi think it would be good for package changes etc02:20
joejaxxi think they already have it for the code browser02:20
joejaxxso it is somewhat implemented02:20
Laser_awayhow is it any better than subscribing to a package?02:21
Laser_awayor do you want new upload notices too02:21
joejaxxwell subscribing is just email02:21
Laser_awayyes02:21
Laser_awaybut email > RSS ;-)02:21
joejaxxwith rss you can use it wherever rss is parsable02:22
joejaxx:P02:22
joejaxxLaser_away: :)02:22
Laser_awayjoejaxx: you can parse email :-)02:23
joejaxxLaser_away: well that is true02:23
joejaxxohh02:23
joejaxxi have to setup the gutsy change stats02:23
joejaxxi will be back later :)02:25
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bddebianHeya gang02:46
RAOFHey bddebian 02:50
bddebianHello RAOF02:51
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defendguinhow come the monodevelop in feisty is way old?02:53
defendguinthis is horrible02:53
RAOFBecause it wasn't updated in Debian?03:00
RAOFBecause no-one requested a sync/merge from the newer Debian version?03:00
sharmsdefendguin: 0.13.1 will probably be in gutsy, but exactly how were you involved with the process for you to have an opinion? I didn't see you on the mailing lists etc.03:00
defendguinthats disappointing 03:00
sharmsits disappointing that you in no way contribute, but somehow feel that you are entitled to tell us what is horrible03:01
defendguinsharms: sorry i just decided to pick up using monodevelop today03:01
defendguinsharms: i apologize 03:01
sharmsAt any rate, it will probably get synced to atleast http://packages.debian.org/unstable/devel/monodevelop03:01
RAOFAlso, if you care about it, come help package/update it :)03:02
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sharmsdefendguin: not saying things to be mean, just saying them because everyone needs help here 03:02
defendguini helped a lot with getting my laptop supported for this release.  now all the buttons work :-)03:03
sharmsgutsy wont be frozen for MOTU until august 16th03:05
sharmsso whatever the newest fun version is it should make it in 03:05
defendguini found someone who in etch 03:11
defendguinyou get what i mean03:11
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zakamegood day03:40
bddebianHeya zakame03:40
zakamehi bddebian03:41
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zakamewhat to do today? :)03:44
TheMusoGreetings from Wentworth Falls, located in the Blue Mountains!03:46
RAOFHey!  How is it?03:46
RAOFApart from the lack of super fast internet03:46
TheMusoRAOF: Fine thanks. At least we are on 1500.03:47
RAOFEh, that's not too bad.03:47
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RAOFAlthough I'm liking my new 1Mb/sec rates :)03:48
TheMusoRAOF: You're making me jellous.03:49
RAOF1500 is perfectly acceptable, though :)03:49
TheMusoYep it is.03:50
RAOFWho wants to help me rewrite the TeXmacs gui in GTK2?03:50
TheMusoWe're with Internode.03:50
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=== RAOF is with TPG, and was with aaNet. aaNet were good.
TheMusoWereas in no longer good?03:51
zakamehi TheMuso03:52
RAOFThey didn't have ADSL2+.  At least, not in NSW.03:52
TheMusoRight.03:53
TheMusozakame: Hey dude.03:53
TheMusoIts really nice to be back online again/.03:53
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TheMusoRAOF: I would have been on sooner if Telstra hadn't screwed up at the exchange on Friday.03:53
RAOFAh, yes.  Telstra :(03:54
zakamehehe03:54
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TheMusoWent so far as to kill our line for the whole weekend.03:55
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LaserJockTheMuso: hi!03:56
TheMusoHeya LaserJock.03:56
ScottKWelcome back TheMuso03:58
TheMusoHey ScottK./03:58
TheMusoGlad to be back.03:58
ScottKIs there any kind of Ubuntu policy about whether or not to include software in the repositories that is designed for abusive uses (e.g. spam ware)?04:01
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LaserJockScottK: I don't know of any policy we have to exclude software04:13
bddebianSounds like something that should be excluded though :-)04:14
LaserJockScottK: but I think something that's obviously not good to put in our repos can be discussed and rejected04:15
LaserJockTheMuso: I've got a question for you04:15
LaserJockTheMuso: I'm working on a periodic table app doing various color schemes, but we're worried about accessibility04:16
LaserJockTheMuso: do you know of anybody that would be willing to look over some screenshots or something and give some advice?04:19
ajmitchfun discussion in #d-devel today04:19
ajmitchabout ubuntu & giving back patches04:19
ScottKbddebian/Laserjock: The problem of course is one man's spamware is another man's useful mail tool.  Challenge/Response anti-spam solutions are one of my personal pet peeves and some entities (e.g. spamcop) consider them reportable spam.  It's actually in the archive already and broken.  If there's no clear policy, I just won't bother with fixing his bug and leave it at that.  Thanks.04:19
ScottKajmitch: Is it a good or a bad thing?04:20
LaserJockajmitch: yes, lots of that going around (planet.debian.org, etc.)04:20
LaserJockajmitch: I thought we kind of took care of that04:20
TheMusoLaserJock: No, unfortunately I don't.04:21
TheMusoLaserJock: You might want to ask heno.04:21
TheMusoWhen he's around.04:21
bddebianajmitch: Oh yeah, now what?04:21
LaserJockScottK: if it's debatible then we can debate it on #ubuntu-motu04:21
LaserJockTheMuso: ok, np. I just thought I'd ask04:21
bddebianScottK: Well I would say if it's already in we should fix it.  I freakin' hate broken packages :)04:22
=== ScottK would vote to remove it...
ScottKIt's bug #109083 if anyone really wants to look into it.04:24
ubotuMalone bug 109083 in tmda "No Python TMDA modules for python 2.5" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10908304:24
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ScottKThe problem, of course, is that almost all spammers forge the address they mail from and so these challenges almost all go to innocent third parties.04:25
ajmitchLaserJock: not nearly enough04:25
LaserJockajmitch: patches.ubuntu.com being down isn't a help04:25
LaserJockI thought all the patches went to PTS though04:25
bddebianWhat's the discussion???04:25
ajmitchpatches!!!!04:25
bddebianI see that, what about?04:26
bddebianThat we still aren't sending enough over?04:26
ajmitchLaserJock: no, and the complaints are also along the lines of automated patches not having nearly enough context to be useful04:26
LaserJocksure04:26
LaserJockbut I really don't think other derivs are really doing better04:27
ajmitchno, but few derivatives change things to the extent we do04:27
LaserJockexactly04:27
ajmitcheither way, I feel like writing up something to identify who changed what04:27
LaserJockwhat do you mean?04:28
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ScottKI can understand that it's hard to make use of some of the patches.  I've seen patches in BTS that are just the entire Ubuntu debdiff.04:28
LaserJocksure04:28
LaserJockwhat else can we do with our scale?04:28
LaserJockwe can encourage people to push things upstream04:28
ajmitchyes04:29
LaserJockwe can provide automatic debdiffs04:29
ajmitchand we don't do that04:29
LaserJockbut we're doing those things already04:29
LaserJockI just feel that certain people in Debian just want to give Ubuntu a hard time04:29
LaserJocksure we aren't perfect04:29
LaserJocknowhere close04:30
LaserJockbut geeze, give us a break04:30
=== ajmitch shuts up & goes back to work then
LaserJockajmitch: well no, that's not what I meant04:30
LaserJockif people have solutions I'm all ears04:30
LaserJockwe don't do great at pushing upstream04:31
LaserJockbut we don't do great at reviewing04:31
LaserJockwe don't do great at getting in RC fixes04:31
LaserJockwe've got a lot of things to improve on04:32
=== LaserJock shuts up and let's ajmitch get back to work ;-)
ScottKLaserJock: Just because people complain doesn't mean things suck.04:32
=== ScottK thinks the review process isn't especially broken.
ScottK(as an example)04:32
LaserJockno, but usually there is an element of truth when people do complain04:33
ScottKSure, but nothing is perfect either.04:34
bddebianDebian is04:34
=== ScottK got a little frustrated with the review process a few times during Feisty, but all in all I was very pleased as a new person showing up.
bddebian:-)04:34
ScottKHey, it must be, you can get Automatix for it.04:35
ScottK;-)04:35
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bddebianLaser_away: Don't you know that Walmart is evil? :-)04:40
ScottKYeah, but we distribute software with actual bugs in it, so we've got no grounds to complain about someone else being evil ;-)04:41
Laser_awaybddebian: evil is in the sight of the wallet ;-)04:43
bddebianHeh, no shit :)04:43
bddebianHrm, maybe I really should drop out.  I'm not even sure what the hell I bring to the table anymore.. :'-(04:46
ScottKbddebian: Knock that off.04:47
ScottKYou were a big help to me.04:47
bddebianScottK: Thanks but I'm old and codgy and stuff :_)04:48
ScottKAlso, you've done a lot to keep revu up to date.  04:48
ScottKAs bad as it is, it'd be WAY worse without your efforts.04:49
ScottKPlus, you don't get to whine to me that you're old.04:49
bddebianDamn, I forgot about that :-)04:49
ScottKMy good news is that the REALLY hard new package I was planning on doing for Gutsy showed up in Debian NEW today!  Makes my life easier...04:51
bddebianHeh, nice04:52
RAOFWoot.04:52
ScottKNo IPT either, so it's not like I forgot to check.04:52
bddebianITP you mean? :)04:53
ScottKYeah.  If I could type, that's what I would have typed.04:53
BurgundaviaScottK: which package?04:53
ScottKDKIM-milter04:54
ScottKDK-milter too, but I'm less interested in that.04:54
graymanusplash seems to be troublesome04:54
RAOFThat reminds me...04:55
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TheMusoWhen is the next UDS?05:15
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ajmitchboston, november05:16
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bddebianIf I'm still around I could actually go to that one05:17
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RAOFWake me when there's one in .au :P05:19
ajmitchRAOF: already happened05:19
ajmitchmay 2005, ubuntu down under05:20
RAOFI think that may have been a little too early for me.05:22
ajmitchprobably05:22
ajmitchit was a fun trip though :)05:22
RAOFYeah, we're cool in .au :P05:22
ajmitchit was my first time meeting many of the ubuntu developers05:22
=== ajmitch did end up disliking fish by the end of the week
jmltoo many jokes?05:23
ajmitchno, too much of it at the hotel05:24
jmloh05:25
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RAOFHey Hobbsee 05:25
Hobbseeboo05:27
Hobbseehey RAOF!05:27
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ajmitchhello Hobbsee 05:33
Hobbseehi ajmitch 05:42
Hobbseebeing trouble again?05:42
ajmitchof course05:42
RAOFWhy do so many people want to use their Save dialog as a file manager?05:43
crimsunerr, you mean it's not?05:43
bddebianheh05:44
bddebianKinda like Deleted Items mailbox.. :-)05:44
RAOFHm.  Someone said they kinda knew how to read Firefox backtraces a while back.05:45
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RAOFWould anyone like to help me decipher democracyplayer's gtkembedmoz backtraces?05:46
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TheMusoHeya Hobbsee, crimsun.05:56
Hobbseehi TheMuso, how'd the move go?05:57
TheMusoHobbsee: Very well, but for Telstra being their usual stupid self.05:57
Hobbseeheh.  that's normal05:57
TheMusoIndeed.05:57
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HobbseeTheMuso: send it to /dev/null06:00
TheMusoHobbsee: I wish I could. :)06:00
Hobbsee:)06:00
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crimsunTheMuso: 'lo. Glad to read that the move went tolerably.06:20
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phratmanI was running the Ubuntu Feisty Alternate Install CD again today with ks=<path to my configuration>. I have a post installation bash script that extracts a tar to /target. However, an error comes up as the last file scrolls past on the screen: "bad number."06:27
phratmanI know it's not a tar error because I extracted the tar on another machine and echo $? returned 0.06:27
LaserJockajmitch: ping06:51
HobbseeLaserJock: consider yourself punged.06:54
LaserJock"punged"?06:55
LaserJockmust be an AU term ;-)06:55
Hobbseehaha :P06:55
=== Hobbsee may have made it up
LaserJockand how are you this evening Ms. Hobbs?06:56
bddebianGNight folks06:57
HobbseeLaserJock: been replying on the forums again06:58
RAOFNight bddebian 06:58
TheMusoWhen does uds in savilla happen?06:58
=== TheMuso is a little out of touch.
LaserJockstarts the 6th I think06:59
LaserJockHobbsee: so I see ;-)06:59
HobbseeTheMuso: elky and i leave on the 3rd06:59
Hobbseestarts on the 6th06:59
Hobbseeiirc06:59
HobbseeLaserJock: *grin*06:59
TheMusocool.06:59
LaserJockI'm leaving on the 1st07:01
LaserJockto get to UES on the 3rd07:01
crimsunI expect Great Things out of this group going to UDS.07:01
Hobbseelike what?07:01
crimsuna pony, for starters.07:01
RAOFOne Pony Per Child?07:02
LaserJockcrimsun: we could expect more if you were coming along?07:02
Hobbseehaha07:02
ajmitchLaserJock: pong07:02
LaserJockRAOF: excellent07:02
LaserJockajmitch: either way, I feel like writing up something to identify who changed what07:02
ajmitchLaserJock: yes?07:03
LaserJockI'm still waiting :-)07:03
ajmitchkeep waiting07:03
LaserJockwhat do you mean by "identify who changed what"?07:03
=== ajmitch is not going to magically produce something
ajmitchidentify who made the last upload of one of the ~1500 packages in universe that have an *ubuntu* version07:03
ajmitchit was an idea, and a bad one07:04
LaserJockhmm, and we could group them by person07:06
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LaserJockhmmm07:07
LaserJockor maybe more interesting07:07
LaserJockwe could group them by Origina-Maintainer:07:07
LaserJock*Original07:07
LaserJockso a DD could find out who's been messing around with their package07:07
ajmitchif you wish07:09
LaserJockwell, do you think that'd be interesting?07:11
ajmitchmight be07:11
ajmitchit's more or less what I had in mind07:11
ajmitchit'll probably just get ignored like most lists07:11
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LaserJockwell, I'm starting to think that one of the biggest problems we have in MOTU (perhaps Ubuntu in general when it comes to packages) is information07:18
LaserJockor lack thereof07:18
LaserJockI think we need more of your lists07:19
LaserJockwe should have a collection of pages07:19
LaserJockand make them pretty and nice07:19
LaserJockwith comment fields ;-)07:19
ajmitch:P07:20
=== ajmitch would think that the issue is more lack of people with motivation than yet more lists
LaserJockI think your RC list was one of the best things we did for Feisty07:23
ajmitchdidn't seem to have much effect07:23
LaserJockwell07:23
LaserJockI think we need to work on them a little07:23
LaserJockmake them a bit more Hopeful friendly perhaps07:23
LaserJockbut I *think* more people will come if we have clear lists of things to do07:24
crimsunwell, I should have done more with it, certainly07:24
Hobbseemeh.  forum crack07:24
RAOFParticularly if the lists of things to do come with instructions as to how to do them :)07:24
crimsunby the time I got to a breathing point, it was 2 weeks before release07:24
LaserJockRAOF: exactly07:24
Hobbseewe've got new people coming in at the moment, but dont have the documentation to really help07:24
LaserJockwe need what to do as well as how to do07:24
RAOFI looked at some of those RC bugs (fuse and texmacs, particularly), and they didn't seem to be bugs in ubuntu.07:26
ajmitchcrimsun: sure, I did the list, filed a few syncs & left it07:26
ajmitchRAOF: plenty of them were07:27
LaserJockwe need to have a "done" checkmark07:27
ajmitchlots of things for me to do07:27
LaserJockwell, we should all get behind it07:28
LaserJockbzr branch and then have stuff running on tiber, as much as we can07:28
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LaserJockgranted your RC list isn't great I guess because you have to have a local copy of BTS07:28
LaserJocks/great/great for that/07:29
ajmitchyeah07:29
=== ajmitch is going to walk home, back in ~15min
=== Hobbsee has found something wise off the forums...
RAOFPlease share such hard won wisdom :)07:30
=== LaserJock cringes
Hobbseehttp://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2069967&postcount=3207:30
imbrandonmoins all07:32
Hobbseehi imbrandon 07:32
imbrandonheya Hobbsee 07:32
LaserJockhi imbrandon 07:32
imbrandonLaserJock!07:32
superm1hey imbrandon 07:33
imbrandonhey i have a question , i have a cupple of packages that FTBFS from BREEZY! on, and each release i get an email telling me so, they have been superceeded like j2se 1.4 , etc07:33
imbrandonwtf is up with that07:34
LaserJockHobbsee: that is a perl of wisdom there07:34
RAOFYeah, pretty good.07:34
=== RAOF never even *enters* that part of the forums
HobbseeLaserJock: indeed.07:35
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Hobbseeimbrandon: hopefully it stops, as breezy is finished?07:36
HobbseeRAOF: neither do i - that was a direct link07:36
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LaserJockhmm, so in 2 days I've managed to get a 12 memeber ubuntu-tex team07:41
Hobbseenice!07:41
LaserJockwhat remains to be seen is if it manages to do anything07:42
jussi01nice work LaserJock07:42
ajmitchok, home07:42
imbrandonHobbsee, well its trying to rebuild them each release07:43
imbrandonso breezy eol wont stop it07:43
Hobbseeimbrandon: ahh07:44
Hobbseeimbrandon: request a removal07:44
Hobbsee?07:44
imbrandonyea thats probably what i'm gonna have to do07:44
superm1imbrandon, would you be able to take a look at doing two backports: bug 108129 and bug 108130.  jdong already acked 108129, but it doesnt appear he uploaded or anything (according to thebug)07:54
ubotuMalone bug 108129 in edgy-backports "backport newer mythtv to reflect mysql changes/fixes" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10812907:54
ubotuMalone bug 108130 in dapper-backports "backport newer mythtv to reflect mysql changes/fixes" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10813007:54
imbrandonsuperm1, wellt he one jdong ack's the archive admins will have to take from there, we dont upload them ( as the backport team , only test/ack them )07:55
superm1imbrandon, ah okay.07:55
imbrandonand then notify the archive admins, anyhow, yea the second one give me a sec07:55
imbrandon:)07:56
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imbrandonsuperm1, i will have to test build this on dapper/dapper pbuilder first , but then i'll ack it07:57
imbrandonits a big jump to just "ok i trust you" thing :)07:58
superm1right.  i should have saved my log from my dapper build to upload :(07:58
superm1haha yea i know07:58
superm1my build was roughly two weeks ago anyhow.07:59
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Hobbseethat REVU thread is interesting07:59
BurgundaviaHobbsee: linky?07:59
HobbseeBurgundavia: ubuntu-motu ML08:00
Hobbseedont have a link, per se08:00
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dholbachgood morning08:01
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poningruHobbsee: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archive/ubuntu-motu08:01
poningru;p08:01
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ajmitchhey daniel08:03
Hobbseeponingru: thanks08:03
dholbachhey andrew08:04
dholbachhow's it going?08:04
ajmitchgood :)08:04
ajmitchyou?08:04
superm1imbrandon, with regard to setting up with mythbuntu.org, did you figure out what the situation was with the domain itself?08:05
dholbachajmitch: quite good too :)08:05
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phratmanCould someone else look into this as well to verify that some sort of bug in kickstart -> d-i translation is in effect? Step a) Make a simple kickstart setup (doesn't really matter what it looks like as long as it has a post installation script that untars a .tar file) Step b) Boot up an Ubuntu Feisty Alternate Installation CD with the ks=<path to the kickstart configuration file> (Hit F6 and add ks=http://somewebserver.08:11
phratmanAlso, I'd much appreciate MOTU folks taking a look at both REVU and Launchpad more often than not. :)08:12
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Hobbseereplied08:20
Hobbseephratman: launchpad is very big.  REVU, not much can be done with at the moment as the merges havent been done08:21
Hobbsee!info kickstart08:21
ubotuPackage kickstart does not exist in feisty08:21
Hobbseephratman: kickstart?08:22
HobbseeLaserJock: you're a science person.  when will you figure out how to clone MOTU's08:24
Hobbsee?08:24
Hobbseephratman: d-i isnt something MOTU does - you may want to send to ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com or file a bug08:25
ajmitchHobbsee: just shutdown REVU for gutsy, we don't need any new packages now ;)08:25
Hobbseeajmitch: i wish...i wish08:25
Hobbseeajmitch: get them to talk to white about getting them into debian08:25
ajmitchthey should be going into debian anyway08:25
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Hobbseeyeah08:25
Hobbseealthogh then they're unmaintained in debian, depending on the maintainer...08:25
ajmitchwhy white? surely StevenK would be a willing volunteer :)08:25
Hobbseeyou'd have to ask him that08:26
Hobbseein fact, that's not a bad idea08:26
Hobbseeto get rid of REVU and shove everything into debian08:26
ajmitchunmaintained in debian vs ubuntu, what's the difference?08:26
RAOFLast time I looked at a debian-new-maintainer guide, I seem to remember it suggested throwing packages up onto REVU as a possible option for getting your prospective package "out there"?08:27
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ajmitchHobbsee: PPAs will solve everything08:28
Hobbseeajmitch: true08:29
Hobbseeajmitch: vaporware always does08:29
phratmanHobbsee: kickstart is as far as I know, something that originated with Redhat and was originally ported from Redhat to Ubuntu around the Hoary release.08:30
Hobbseeahhh08:30
phratmanHobbsee: It's a *much* simpler approach to automating installs in my humble opinion.08:30
Hobbseephratman: d-i isnt something MOTU does - you may want to send to ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com or file a bug08:31
phratmanHobbsee: Yeah... I got that..08:31
Hobbsee:)08:31
phratmanWould #ubuntu-devel be right for this discussion instead then?08:31
phratmanHobbsee: If you're interested, kickstart basically allows you to modify an installer CD's behavior without remastering it.08:32
Hobbseephratman: if anyone was there, yes08:32
Hobbseemaybe08:32
Hobbseecjwatson's the one you're after, i guess08:32
phratmanAh, okay.08:32
phratmanIs it better to not file a report and just talk to developer directly?08:32
phratmanI found another bug which I haven't gotten around to filing just yet, but I figure if I talk to a developer things may go faster.08:33
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Hobbseebug reports are oftne better, as irc dosnt make a good todo list08:34
Hobbseeso you either get a response, then get forgotten about, or not seen for much longer, but not forgotten about08:35
Hobbseetake your pick08:35
phratmanAh.08:36
phratmanSo what's the difference between #ubuntu-motu and #ubuntu-devel?08:36
phratmanIs #ubuntu-devel core stuff or something?08:37
poningruyes08:37
Hobbseeyes08:37
phratmanAh, gotcha.08:37
phratmanI like the MOTU people though I guess most of my beef is with the devel folks :P08:37
phratmanAnyway, I'm not of much relevance here. Thanks for all the help folks.08:37
graymandevel is for mean people08:37
imbrandonphratman, well there is much overlap :)08:37
phratmanAh.08:38
phratmanI guarantee I will be back here in the future :)08:38
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FujitsuUm, do I get this right? We're going to have an entirely new CC?08:43
LaserJockno08:44
LaserJockI think only Colin left the CC08:44
Burgundavianope08:44
Hobbseeand voting was supposed to start ages ago08:44
ajmitchFujitsu: you get to bow down before some new overlords08:44
ajmitchHobbsee: TB voting was meant to start last year08:45
FujitsuHobbsee: Wasn't it meant to be very soon after MTV?08:45
Hobbseeajmitch: i stand corrected08:45
imbrandonhrm ajmitch you still hack mono a bit right ?08:45
ajmitchimbrandon: not particularly, why?08:45
Fujitsuajmitch: I would have thought that it would have been like the MOTU council, with terms staggered.08:45
ajmitchFujitsu: complain to the sabdfl08:45
imbrandonjust wondering about a few things, trying to catch up on two years of not hacking on it08:45
imbrandonhehe08:45
ajmitchimbrandon: I probably can't help you with it then08:46
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wolfeon:(08:46
Hobbsee?08:46
wolfeonjust frowning over ubuntu's pathetic x86 library support08:47
wolfeongenpoo has better support08:47
wolfeonwhich is what I converted this system from08:47
Hobbseethen fix it?08:47
wolfeonubuntu needs this.. http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/amd64/emul/content.xml08:47
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wolfeonall those specific lirbaries in a meta package08:47
wolfeoninstead I'mn having to sit here extracting i386 libs08:48
TheMusoHeya Fujitsu, imbrandon.08:48
FujitsuYay, you're back!08:48
Fujitsuwolfeon: Fix it, then.08:48
FujitsuTheMuso: How'd the move go?08:48
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wolfeonFujitsu: I can fix my systems, but it would've been nice to have the packages in teh first place08:48
Fujitsuwolfeon: Well, make the packages in the first place.08:48
Hobbseewolfeon: then fix the packages....08:49
wolfeonFujitsu: shouldn't need to..08:49
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TheMusoFujitsu: Overall very well. Not stressful at all. Telstra of course screwed the line up late last week, so would have probably been online sooner otherwise,08:49
Fujitsuwolfeon: Somebody has to.08:49
Hobbseewolfeon: well, that's very nice of you.  we're volunteers, we shouldnt have to fix it either.08:49
imbrandonTheMuso!08:49
FujitsuTheMuso: Duh, that's what Telstra does.08:49
Hobbseeso it goes on not being fixed08:49
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wolfeonFujitsu: its not gonna be me.. would take me a while to learn how to package 08:49
TheMusoFujitsu: Damn right.08:49
wolfeonwhat.. you're not slaves? :)08:49
FujitsuI shouldn't have to fix universe bugs. It's just pathetic that they exist in the first place. Not my problem.08:49
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TheMusolol08:49
ajmitchFujitsu: bye08:49
ajmitchnice knowing you08:50
wolfeonI think there seems to be some slave labor going on. :)08:50
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Hobbseewolfeon: you mgiht think that.08:50
wolfeon:/08:53
wolfeonSL mailing list is filled with it08:53
wolfeon*forum08:53
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ajmitchpoor Hobbsee, slaving away & her only reward a trip to seville08:53
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Hobbseeajmitch: heh.  who says i'm doing work all the time?08:54
wolfeonFujitsu: I'd have to beat the ubuntu devs senselessly until they would say yes :)08:54
ajmitchHobbsee: true 08:54
Hobbseewolfeon: no, that would be trolling.  which is kinda what you're doing now.  actually doing the work would get you further08:54
wolfeonHobbsee: I'm doing the work.. just on my own system.08:55
Hobbseeit'd be more productive if you actually put ti into ubuntu...08:55
Hobbseebut you dont seem to be willing to do that, just coming to whinge here.08:55
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superm1while on subject here, wasn't the holdup for introducing support for installing 32 bit apps in a 64 bit system going to be that we were waiting for etch to be released, since it was the first debian release that actually had support for amd64?  I recall reading this on a wiki spec at some point08:56
FujitsuNot sure what Debian's plans are on that.08:57
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imbrandonwolfeon, ever thought about just using the ia32-libs package :)08:57
ajmitchsuperm1: if you mean multiarch support, it's not as a simple problem as most people think08:57
wolfeonimbrandon: I did install ia32-libs08:57
superm1ajmitch, thats what i imagined.  if it was simple, it would have already been done (and introduced in etch)08:57
superm1ajmitch, but yes i was referring to multiarch support08:58
ajmitchsuperm1: there's the nasty hack way of doing things, and a sane way08:58
wolfeonia32-libs is like.. the base of the genpoo packages08:58
wolfeonhttp://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/amd64/emul/content.xml08:58
imbrandonand [..]  ?08:58
wolfeonthis is what gentoo suports, and secondlife works with alsa.. right now it is using OSS. you can imagine the pain08:59
FujitsuHm, isn't SecondLife's source available, so amd64 builds are possible?08:59
wolfeonyuck09:00
imbrandonso fix it, or actualy help someone else fix it, not complain and say that so-and-so does this or that09:00
wolfeonFujitsu: they do not distribute the binary blobs.. if you compiled the source, it would be slower in many ways09:00
wolfeon*binary blob libraries09:00
imbrandonwolfeon, why are you trying to run secondlife on a 64bit kernel anyhow is the better question, the only programs that will take advantage of larger memory addressing are server apps and second life isnt server 09:01
imbrandonanyhow this is all getting way way off topic09:01
wolfeonimbrandon: I have a desktop with 6 gigs of mem :)09:01
imbrandon32bit with pae if great09:02
imbrandonis*09:02
wolfeonnoo thank you09:02
Fujitsuimbrandon: That's what I would have thought PAE was for.09:02
ajmitchPAE isn't nice09:02
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FujitsuI know nothing about it except that it allows use of more than 4GiB of RAM.09:03
wolfeon:)09:07
RAOFAh, I see the "make my amd64 work like i386" has made it onto #ubuntu-motu :)09:08
wolfeondon't care now.. just commented out OSS in the sl script and it used alsa..09:09
wolfeonwhy would someone want to try oss before alsa.. wth :/09:09
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=== wolfeon wants his 64bit,l kthnx
wolfeon;)09:09
ajmitchRAOF: of course09:09
RAOFI'm all for 64bit support.  But proper multiarch seems like a *lot* of effort, for almost no gain.09:10
wolfeonRAOF: there really isn't anythign left but packaging up 32bit libraries09:10
RAOF(At least on x86, other archs have an actual performance reason for mixing 32& 64bit code)09:10
ajmitchwolfeon: that's the nasty hack I was talking about earlier09:11
wolfeonajmitch: I know :)))09:11
wolfeonthe hack is what I've done before in genpoo09:11
ajmitchso saying that there really isn't anything left, is a bit inaccurate09:11
wolfeongood riddens to it :)09:11
wolfeonajmitch: a hack is better than nothing09:12
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imbrandonwolfeon, thats a matter of opinion, but no imho a hack is not better than nothing09:12
imbrandonin this case09:12
=== TheMuso sighs
TheMusoFinally got through email.09:12
imbrandonTheMuso!09:12
imbrandonyour back09:12
TheMusoimbrandon: Indee.09:13
TheMusoindeed even09:13
imbrandonhowd the move go ?09:13
TheMusoimbrandon: Just moved house.09:13
imbrandoncool09:13
TheMusoSee my comment to Fujitsu earlier.09:13
TheMusoOverall well, but our monopoly telco screwed up our line, so we weren't able to get DSL going till today.09:13
imbrandonahh09:14
TheMusobbiaf09:14
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FujitsuTheir monopoly is sort of being reduced a bit, but they still control every piece of telecommunications copper going into residential areas.09:16
ajmitchjust like telecom on this side of the ditch09:16
Burgundaviawe just got number portability here09:17
ajmitchat least the government is splitting up telecom this year09:17
RAOFHave you sold your monopoly telecom?09:18
FujitsuOur government isn't splitting ours up... it's just selling it off.09:18
ajmitchoh telecom went private years ago09:18
RAOFBecause that always seemed like a stupid idea to me "No, of *course* they won't abuse their monopoly.  We'll be watching them *really closely*"09:18
HobbseeFujitsu: are you finding that any w.u.c page is taking forever to load?09:18
FujitsuSo we're going to have a fully privatised corporation controlling all the last-mile copper in the country, as well as being an ISP and content provider.09:18
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ajmitchthe government is finally at the stage of being fed up & forcing them to split09:19
FujitsuHobbsee: wiki? I haven't tried it in an hour or so.09:19
ajmitchso we're a few years ahead of .au in that sense09:19
BurgundaviaHobbsee: nope09:19
HobbseeFujitsu: can you?09:19
Fujitsuajmitch: You sure they're not going to somehow succeed in an appeal, like MSFT?09:19
HobbseeBurgundavia: yes, but you're not australian09:19
FujitsuHobbsee: I'll try now.09:19
HobbseeFujitsu: great09:19
BurgundaviaHobbsee: yes, I still have my sanity, thanks :)09:19
FujitsuAbout 5 seconds, which is a little slower than normal09:20
TheMusoThe area where I am now probably won't see DSL2+ available for another year at least, if not more.09:20
TheMusoOk. Time to do a fresh reinstall on a box.09:20
ajmitchFujitsu: no, telecom gets to submit an alternate plan, but that's about it09:21
FujitsuCable's good, except for only having two ISPs providing it, and the stupid capped upload speed.09:21
ajmitchTheMuso: don't worry, we've been promised ADSL2+ "this year" for 2 years now09:21
Fujitsuajmitch: That's what everybody thought about Microsoft,..09:21
ajmitchFujitsu: telecom nz doesn't have the same clout as microsoft09:21
ajmitchI don't think any company can be quite as arrogant & powerful as MS at times09:22
Fujitsuajmitch: Even so. They'll manage.09:22
FujitsuTelstra comes close.09:22
HobbseeFujitsu: right09:22
TheMusoajmitch: Any other companies there decided to install their own DSLAMS?09:22
ajmitchTheMuso: they can't yet09:22
TheMusoOh ok.09:22
ajmitchTheMuso: still waiting on local loop unbundling to come through09:22
TheMusoLovely.09:22
ajmitchwhich will end up being part of this split of telecom09:22
ajmitcha few companies have promised they will09:23
FujitsuI loved it when Telstra tried to get permission to roll out some new broadband network that they weren't going to resell.09:23
ajmitchbut that's a way off09:23
FujitsuAnd when they started selling there own ADSL plans below the wholesale cost.09:23
Fujitsu*their09:23
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RAOF"Of course they'll offer their *direct* competitors appropriate access to their infrastructure" :(09:24
TheMusoFujitsu: Aren't Telstra trying to do some dirty deal which will allow their network to happen?09:25
FujitsuTheMuso: I think so, yes.09:25
FujitsuHaving them entirely privatised is going to be really, really bad.09:25
TheMusoOh yeah.09:26
RAOFI just don't get how the "free market" government thinks it's going to work09:26
FujitsuShouldn't the ACCC do something about it?09:26
RAOFBut government regulation is bad, m'kay?09:26
TheMusoThe ACCC are a toothless tiger as far as I understand it.09:27
RAOFAlso, the ACCC doing something about it would hurt the Telstra stock price, and *think of the mum & dad investors*!!!!!!1111109:27
jussi01the ACCC do nothing...09:27
FujitsuRAOF: True, true. We wouldn't want that, would we?09:27
Fujitsujussi01: Sure they do. They let Telstra get away with a heap of stuff.09:28
jussi01lol09:28
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FujitsuDoes anybody here know if LVM snapshotting has been fixed such that it doesn't randomly kill your VG? I presume so, but I'd like to get confirmation...09:35
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RAOFEeep, it was broken like that?09:36
FujitsuIt was.09:37
RAOFGood think I hadn't got around to looking at that pbuilder with lvm snapshots thingy09:37
ajmitchFujitsu: I believe it was fixed09:39
ajmitchsiretart will be able to confirm when he's around09:39
Fujitsuajmitch: I thought so too.09:39
Fujitsuajmitch: Thanks, I'll check with him.09:39
FujitsuA nice short visit from delmorep in #ubuntu-devel... How useful.09:40
Hobbseeyep09:40
Burgundaviaindeed09:40
Hobbseehe's spammed it twice in #ubuntu too09:40
FujitsuA strange coincidence is that I started pbuilding it about 10 minutes ago.09:41
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imbrandonstartin early09:56
imbrandonhey can we upload yet?09:57
Fujitsuimbrandon: It's still frozen.09:57
imbrandonk09:57
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TheMusoI'm sure we'll all be creating chroots as soon as things are stable enough to do so.09:59
Fujitsu\sh: Having fun there?09:59
FujitsuApparently so.09:59
siretartajmitch: hi!10:00
FujitsuTheMuso: What? You mean you haven't upgraded yet? Come on, all the forum users have, it HAS to be good.10:00
siretartI'm able to confirm what?10:00
FujitsuHi siretart. Is the LVM snapshotting bug fixed?10:00
TheMusoFujitsu: lol.10:00
siretartFujitsu: sort of, yes. I don't notice the symptoms anymore on my feisty desktop10:01
siretartFujitsu: in debian, lvcreate (or more specifically, libdevmapper) was to create the device node10:01
siretartFujitsu: in feisty, udev is to create it. this is causing a big confusion10:01
siretartFujitsu: and many additional traps where to things can get racy10:02
FujitsuSounds like fun.10:02
siretartit is10:02
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siretarthi \sh 10:06
Fujitsu\sh: You've managed to stay in for more than a minute now! Great :)10:06
siretartFujitsu: root on crypto-lv is pretty broken in feisty, according to cryptsetup's bug page10:06
siretartFujitsu: I'd love to see some kind of cryto team in ubuntu which care's for this use case10:06
Fujitsusiretart: It looks that way :(10:06
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shawarmaHave any of you upgraded to gutsy yet?10:07
FujitsuI use LUKS on an LV, but I'd like to have VG on LUKS.10:07
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siretartFujitsu: interesting idea. I'd like to discuss this in sevilla10:08
dqdevhello there!10:08
Fujitsusiretart: Want to write up a specish thing?10:08
Fujitsudqdev: Hi.10:08
dqdevi have a question10:08
shawarmaWe have answers.10:08
dqdevi created a desktop file :)10:08
Fujitsushawarma: Hopefully.10:08
dqdevfor a 10:08
siretartFujitsu: I plan to do so, if nobody is faster than me10:08
dqdevprogram (the desktop file was missing10:08
shawarmaFujitsu: Oh, but we do. Maybe not ones that match his question, though.10:09
dqdevI created the desktop file10:09
dqdevthen saved it under prog/debian10:09
dqdevand now, as I understand, have to tell rules to install the desktop file into /usr/share/applications10:10
shawarmadqdev: Almost, but not quite.10:10
dqdevis that correct so far?10:10
dqdevhm... ok. i m all ears10:10
shawarmadqdev: You need to install it in (probably) debian/tmp/usr/share/applications10:10
dqdevand how do I do this installation?10:11
\shFujitsu, lol...had to updated my dircproxy ;)10:11
shawarmadqdev: When a .deb is being built, it's installed into a separate directory structure that matches your real dir structure. This is than put into a tar.gz and unpacked when you  install the .deb. It's i this alternative dir structure, you want to put you .desktop file.10:12
shawarmadqdev: So:10:12
shawarmadqdev: See where the rest of the package install things to. You can try "$(DESTDIR)/usr/share/applications" which is most likely correct.10:13
dqdevOK10:14
shawarmaMakes sense?10:15
dqdevwell... let's say that it's the /debian.tmp/usr/apps10:16
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dqdevwhere I have to install the .desktop file10:16
dqdeveven though I dont know where to find10:18
dqdevthe folder where the prog. tries to install things10:19
dqdevhow do I procceed?10:20
dqdevif I read the rules file10:29
dqdevi think that the installation dir is 10:29
dqdevdebian/package_name/usr/share/games/package_name/10:30
jussi01hello motu's!10:34
dqdevhellp10:35
jussi01Im trying to qmake something, which option do i install?http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17183/10:36
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DarkSun88Hi all10:37
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shawarmadqdev: You should install you desktop file in debian/package_name/usr/share/applications10:38
dqdevok! 10:39
dqdevi dont know though howw to do the 'installation (complete newbie10:39
dqdevcan you give me some directions10:39
shawarmadqdev: Ah, just copy the file in your rules.10:39
shawarmadqdev: Add a cp command to debian/rules that installs it.10:40
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dqdevso, I edit the rules and at the end of the file i just write cp package/debian/package.desktop package/debian/package/usr/share/apps ?10:41
dqdevsorry for my pretty basic questions, but I need some push at the beginning10:45
jussi01dqdev: your all good, we've all been there (some of us still are)10:45
jussi01(including me)10:46
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dqdevso, I edit the rules and at the end of the file i just write cp10:46
dqdev+package/debian/package.desktop package/debian/package/usr/share/apps ?10:46
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shawarmadqde1: Not at the end, no.10:51
shawarmadqde1: Have you ever edited a Makefile before?10:51
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dqdevyes10:51
dqdevnot extensively though :$10:51
imbrandonajmitch, ping!10:52
shawarmadqdev: Ok. debian/rules is a Makefile. There's probably an install target in it.10:52
dqdevyes, there is10:53
shawarmadqdev: Good. Add it there.10:53
dqdevthere is the part install: build10:53
shawarmadqdev: Oh, and you can leave out the first "package" bit from the path in the cp line.10:53
shawarmadqdev: Yes. Below that.10:53
dqdevthere there are commands such as  dh_testdir,  dh_testroot,  $(MAKE) install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/ketm/10:54
imbrandonor StevenK, ping!10:54
dqdevok... I ll try to play a little bit around with that. Then, I just build the debian package? Do I have to do anything else before that?10:55
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shawarmadqdev: That should be it.11:00
shawarmadqdev: If it's a fairly standard package, of course.11:00
dqdevi think it is. thanks for the help shawarma. I ll try to do what you suggested and see what happens :$11:01
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shawarmadqdev: Cool. Cheers.11:04
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kkubasikanyone have a moment?11:08
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=487411:08
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StevenKimbrandon: Hum?11:13
shawarmakkubasik: You need to put the proper preamble in debian/copyright as one of the previous comments mention.11:15
kkubasikmy b, thought the preamble was something else, I'll upload again in a moment11:15
imbrandonStevenK, can you make a small unstable upload for me please 11:15
imbrandonless than a MB 11:15
shawarmakkubasik: It's the bit that you usually put at the top of source files.11:16
kkubasikyeah, I just found it in  another package, I thought it was just the debian file location11:16
kkubasikok, uploaded11:16
shawarmakkubasik: Also, it seems to be GPL-2. You should update the reference to it, too.11:16
imbrandonStevenK, [..]  ?11:17
StevenKimbrandon: I suppose so.11:17
StevenKimbrandon: Give me a break, I am eating dinner at the same time.11:17
imbrandonhehe thanks , http://www.imbrandon.com/misc/apt-mirror/debian/apt-mirror_0.4.4-5.dsc11:17
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FujitsuStevenK: Not good enough.11:19
=== Fujitsu cracks the whip.
FujitsuTaking a break to eat? Who needs to eat?11:19
=== StevenK kicks Fujitsu in the head.
mvohello! I wonder if you are interessted in a special "feisty-uprade-motu" tag for universe packages that cause upgrade trouble ?11:20
imbrandonsure mvo, sounds good11:20
StevenKimbrandon: (Closes: #413795) and (Closes: #413796) => (Closes: #413795, #413796)  if you care11:20
Fujitsumvo: Sounds useful.11:20
Fujitsus/uprade/upgrade/, though.11:20
imbrandonStevenK, ahh i dident know, ok11:20
=== mvo adds it to #10903
Fujitsumvo: You left a digit out, surely?11:21
Fujitsubug #1090311:21
ubotuMalone bug 10903 in postgresql "Postmaster won't start (after upgrade)" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/1090311:21
mvo#109037,11:21
mvo*sigh* :)11:21
StevenKimbrandon: I don't care enough for -5, just so you know.11:21
mvothanks Fujitsu11:21
imbrandonStevenK, huh ?11:21
imbrandonohh ok11:22
Fujitsubug #10903711:22
ubotuMalone bug 109037 in k3d "k3d" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10903711:22
imbrandoncool yea11:22
FujitsuNice summary.11:22
kkubasikok, new upload at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=487511:22
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FujitsuI'm sure I installed k3d yesterday to test something else.11:23
StevenKimbrandon: Does -5 encompass the Ubuntu changes? :-P11:23
imbrandonStevenK, yea, the ubuntu changes dont apply ( its to the mirror.list standing delta )11:23
imbrandonStevenK, since i'm upstream and debian and ubuntu maintainers i got lazy, i should make a new release and inclused both mirror.lists11:24
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imbrandonbut ahh well that will be 0.4.511:24
StevenKimbrandon: Successfully uploaded packages.11:25
imbrandonthanks11:25
StevenKimbrandon: In future, could I suggest mentors.debian.net instead of bleating here?11:25
imbrandonStevenK, yea i normaly just poke anibal , but hehe11:26
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kkubasikalso, if anyone gets a moment, I redid the tangerine packaging11:28
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=487611:28
kkubasikand the updated moodbar upload11:29
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=487711:29
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imbrandonkkubasik, your versioning looks a little funky in debian/changelog for moodbar11:32
imbrandon0.1.2-1 > 0.1.2-0ubuntu211:32
imbrandonand umm both entries shouldent be there 11:32
kkubasikimbrandon: how do you mean both shouldn't be there11:34
kkubasikshouldn't there be one?11:34
imbrandonthere should be one, not both, they sare saying the same thing and conflicting11:35
imbrandonwhats the upstream version of the package ? 0.1.2 ?11:35
kkubasikyeah11:35
imbrandonis it in debian ?11:35
kkubasikno11:35
imbrandonok then both verisons are wrong, take out one of the entries, and change the other one to 0.1.2-0ubuntu111:36
imbrandon<upstream>-<debian revision>ubuntu<ubuntu revision>11:36
kkubasikok, fixed and uploaded, give it a minute and it'll be there11:37
kkubasikimbrandon: did the same versioning fix for tangerine11:39
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dqdevhello all11:41
imbrandonkkubasik, ok11:42
kkubasikok, updates are in11:42
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=487911:42
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dqdevi am trying to install a missing .desktop file into a package11:42
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488011:42
dqdevand I edit the rules file11:42
dqdevby adding the line:11:42
dqdevcp debian/ketm.desktop debian/ketm/usr/share/applications/ketm.desktop11:42
dqdevunder install11:43
dqdevand then I build the package with the commands11:43
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dqdevsudo apt-get build-dep ketm 11:43
dqdevdebuild -us -uc11:43
dqdevbut irt still dosnt get installed11:43
dqdevAm I doing smthg wrong?11:44
FujitsuAnybody know much about pycentral? It seems to be doing stupid things in bug #109037.11:44
ubotuMalone bug 109037 in k3d "Edgy's k3d fails to be removed in Feisty" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10903711:44
StevenKI thought pycentral always required a X{B,S}-Python-Version field?11:45
imbrandondqdev, you did install the .deb it produced right ? if so can you pastebin the output of dpkg -c <package>.deb11:45
FujitsuStevenK: How would it have been installable in Edgy, then?11:46
FujitsuOr is the Edgy postrm just deranged...11:46
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FujitsuPython-Versions: current11:47
FujitsuThat s shouldn't be there, should it?11:47
StevenKIs that the source or generated control?11:49
FujitsuStevenK: generated11:49
imbrandondqdev, do NOT paste that in a query window, i asked you to pastebin it please11:49
imbrandonyour query has been closed11:49
dqdevsorry11:49
StevenKFujitsu: Yeah, I think it ought to be Python-Version11:50
FujitsuAs do I.11:50
imbrandonfood bbiab11:50
FujitsuCurrently trying to grab the source.11:50
FujitsuEvil overloaded mirrors.11:50
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FujitsuStevenK: I haven't got source on mine yet, unfortunately.11:52
Fujitsu...11:52
FujitsuThere's a package in edgy-proposed by Hobbsee to fix this issue.11:52
StevenKHeh11:52
StevenKFujitsu: Yes, neither.11:52
StevenKI don't have a spare 11Gb for source.11:53
dqdevimbrandon: when I run dpkg -c <package>.deb, I don't see that the file <package>.desktop has been installed. SO appartently, my rules changes are not correct11:53
imbrandondqdev, there ya go :)11:54
FujitsuOh, crap, that can't be fixed at all without some hackish stuff in postrm.11:54
imbrandonStevenK, 11:54
imbrandonbrandon@voyager:~$ ping mirror.imbrandon.com11:54
imbrandonPING mirror.imbrandon.com (198.247.173.230) 56(84) bytes of data.11:54
imbrandon64 bytes from mirror.imbrandon.com (198.247.173.230): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.124 ms11:54
imbrandon:)11:54
imbrandon0.12411:54
Fujitsu1.23ms :(11:54
FujitsuStevenK: Any ideas on how to fix this? It seems pretty irreversible screwed.11:55
Fujitsu*irreversibly11:55
StevenKFujitsu: If the new post{rm,inst} work, it *should* sort itself out.11:55
FujitsuStevenK: Hobbsee's fix was to rename the field, which of course won't work, because the old one has to be removed first...11:56
FujitsuAll I can think of is to cause the postrm to not run pycentral for that particular version, but that's really unnice.11:56
StevenKHave you tested that it won't?11:56
FujitsuStevenK: Yes, and many others.11:56
StevenKTwitch11:56
Nafallonafallo@silverfairy:~ $ ping6 ogre11:56
NafalloPING ogre(ogre.local) 56 data bytes11:56
Nafallo64 bytes from ogre.local: icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.165 ms11:56
FujitsuIt has to remove the old package first, and the postrm hasn't been changed.11:56
StevenKNaughty Hobbsee.11:56
FujitsuThe only change was in debian/control, s/Versions/Version/11:57
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StevenKCan you pastebin an upgrade?11:57
FujitsuStevenK: There's an example on the bug. It tries to use the new one, but that fails identically.11:57
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Nafallonice11:58
Nafallous.archive. is still sweden :-)11:59
StevenKIt's a horrible thought, but if the version is the busted one, exit 0 in the postrm?11:59
FujitsuOh joy.11:59
FujitsuStevenK: How can I detect that? The call is pretty useless:11:59
Fujitsu#11:59
Fujitsuold-postrm upgrade new-version11:59
FujitsuWe don't get the old version.11:59
StevenKI told you it was horrible.12:00
StevenKWe aren't the old-postrm12:00
FujitsuStevenK: Sh.12:00
FujitsuTrue, true.12:00
StevenKThe currently installed package contains the old-postrm12:00
FujitsuNoted, noted.12:00
FujitsuRepeat, repeat.12:00
FujitsuI must remember to attack Hobbsee when she gets back.12:01
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StevenKHeh12:01
FujitsuArrgh, nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.12:04
FujitsuIt's all auto-generated by pycentral.12:04
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StevenKThe package in question has no postrm?12:04
Fujitsuwilliam@irranat:~/MOTUing/k3d-0.5.12.0$ ls debian/12:05
Fujitsuchangelog  compat  control  copyright  docs  k3d-dev.dirs  k3d-dev.install  k3d.dirs  k3d.install  k3d.menu  pycompat  rules12:05
FujitsuIt's autogenerated, damn damn damn damn damn.12:05
StevenKWe, and by we I mean you, lose.12:05
imbrandondqdev, umm thats the point of the room here, and why i asked you to use pastbin , please dont paste/query me about things that you start in here ( unless it becomes unreleated to in here )12:05
StevenKHrm. python-central is maintained by doko...12:06
imbrandonbesides, more can help you that way other than just me dqdev 12:06
imbrandonbrb dinner is done12:06
FujitsuI suppose there must be something I can put in a postinst that is replaced with the autogenerated stuff, like is done with debhelper.12:06
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StevenKA postrm, even?12:06
slomosiretart: ping?12:07
FujitsuStevenK: Shh, I'm too annoyed with whoever misspelt it in the first place to type properly :P12:08
StevenKdoko12:10
StevenKWhich is the Maintainer of python-central, in a case of irony.12:10
doko?12:10
Fujitsudoko: Hi. k3d in Edgy is stuffed... Is there a token that I can put in postrm that pycentral will replace with its... magic?12:11
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FujitsuUm, prerm, sorry.12:13
StevenKdoko: bug 10903712:13
ubotuMalone bug 109037 in k3d "Edgy's k3d fails to be removed in Feisty (dup-of: 64848)" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10903712:13
ubotuMalone bug 64848 in k3d "[SRU: EDGY]   packaging typo - k3d does not install" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6484812:13
FujitsuOK, it seems to actually work now, though I've just pasted the pycentral stuff in.12:18
StevenKThe same thing that is autogenerated?12:19
FujitsuYes, but with a check for the dodgy version up the top.12:21
StevenKCan you pastebin it?12:21
FujitsuBaaah, stupid packages that have to configure themselves to build the source package.12:22
dokoFujitsu, StevenK: so the problem is that k3d uses pycentral, but doesn't have a Python-Version attribute? strange, because k3d uses python-support ...12:22
StevenKBwahaha12:22
Fujitsudoko: Does it?12:22
FujitsuHow strange.12:22
StevenKWhat does it Build-Depend on?12:23
Fujitsubddebian made it use pycentral during Edgy or so...12:23
StevenKOh, so bddebian is to blame?12:23
FujitsuStevenK: Indeedily.12:23
StevenKOkay, let's kill him and not Hobbsee12:23
FujitsuNo, let's kill Hobbsee 'cause she didn't test her fix. That could never have worked.12:24
StevenKHrm. How about both?12:25
FujitsuProbably.12:25
Fujitsuhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17194/12:25
StevenKFujitsu: Don't do "$2" = ""0.5.12.0-1ubuntu2"12:26
FujitsuWhy not?12:27
FujitsuThis is the first time I've worked with maintainer scripts, as far as I can recall :S12:28
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dqdevhello all12:32
FujitsuHi dqdev.12:32
jussi01hi dqdev12:32
dqdevcould you tell me, how can I check if the command 'cp ketm.desktop /home/dqdev/UBUNTU/ketm-0.0.6/debian/ketm/usr/share/applications' worked, after building my package?12:32
StevenKFujitsu: dpkg --compare-versions "$2" eq "0.5.12.0-1ubuntu2"12:33
FujitsuStevenK: Thanks, that's probably a better idea.12:35
dqdevwhen I try to install the built package 12:35
dqdevi get the error12:35
dqdev trying to overwrite directory `/usr/share/applications' in package hal-device-manager with nondirectory12:35
lifelessyou should use 'install' not cp12:36
dqdevthe "cp" is under the install field of the RULES file12:36
dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17196/12:38
dqdevhere is a pastebin12:38
StevenKdqdev: You aren't create the /home/dqdev/UBUNTU/ketm-0.0.6/debian/ketm/usr/share/applications directory.12:39
jussi01dqdev:  create debian/install and uncomment dh_install in the rules file. in debian/install put: filename.desktop /path/to/here ..... i think...12:39
StevenKNo, that isn't it.12:40
jussi01ok...12:40
jussi01sorry12:40
StevenKAdd usr/share/applications to debian/dirs or debian/<package>.dirs12:40
jussi01dqdev: ^^ listen to him12:40
dqdevok, i found the <package>.dirs12:41
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dqdevand added the directory12:41
dqdevis that all?12:41
dqdevis line 10 of my RULES file correct or wrong?12:42
Fujitsudqdev: That should work, as long as you don't actually have the /home/dqdev/UBUNTU bit in there.12:42
FujitsuI see that you don't so that should be OK.12:42
dqdevlet me try once more12:42
Fujitsudqdev: Probably safer to stick a / on the end of line 10, to ensure the package building explodes if you miss something like that again.12:43
dharriganHi. I'm stuck. I'm trying to build a new deb from a set of files. These files are binaries, so no source and they come from a self-extracting bin file.12:43
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dharriganDo I have to first create a tarball of the files that I want to eventually belong to the deb, so that debhelper (dh-make) can do it's work?12:44
dqdevgrrrr....12:45
dqdevinstallation succeded but I still dont get anything 12:45
dqdevin the menu bar!!!12:45
imbrandonand you did refresh / start the gnome-session ?12:46
dqdevhmmm... no :$12:46
Fujitsuimbrandon: gnome-panel, you mean?12:46
imbrandonerr yea12:46
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Fujitsudqdev: Try running update-desktop-database in terminal, and see if it appears.12:47
siretartslomo: pong12:47
Fujitsudqdev: If it does, ensure that dh_desktop is being run in debian/rules.12:47
slomosiretart: can you give me the exact error string of seahorse when running together with gpg-agent? i'm trying to fix it myself now ;)12:47
siretartslomo: puuh, I'm sorry. we workarounded the problem now by disabling the scripts in /etc/X11/xsession.d12:48
siretartslomo: now I start seahorse myself via gnome-session12:48
dqdevI got it!!!12:49
dqdevi have the image in the menu bar!!!12:49
dqdevmy FIRST BUG FIX!!! (actually you did it guys!!!)12:49
dqdevbut you have to train the young-ones12:50
jussi01nice work dqdev!!12:50
dqdevit's a time investment... hopefully it will pay off in the future12:50
dqdevthere is only  one more thing missing12:50
jussi01dqdev: ?12:51
dqdevone min.12:51
dqdevok... i have to figure out if the .xpm figure is there or not12:52
dqdev jussi01: yes?12:52
slomosiretart: hm ok, i'll search myself then... but can you try any fixes when i found something?12:52
jussi01dqdev: i was wondering what was missing...12:53
dqdevi have to figure out if the image works as well12:53
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siretartslomo: sure12:54
slomosiretart: thanks12:54
slomosiretart: "A non-supported PGP passphrase caching agent is running."12:55
slomothis one?12:55
siretartsounds familiar, but I'm not 100% sure12:56
slomook, well... i have to go shopping first and then really take a look at it :)12:57
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dharriganAnyone perhaps can help?01:03
Lutindharrigan: help to do what ?01:07
dharriganI'm trying to build a dep from a sent of files that don't come as a tarball, but are extracted out from a bin file. Do I have to then, after extracting them, repackage as a tarball so that dh-make and do it's work?01:08
dharriganI've never built a deb before.01:08
dharrigan.01:08
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Lutindharrigan: yes, you need to create an orig tarball so dh_make can work, or use it with the --createorig option01:11
dharrigandoes the orig tarball contain the debiab directories etc? I'm just confused. If I have a set of files, can I use something to just say "here are a set of files (in a directory) please create a deb for me. " with template rules etc..01:12
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Adri2000dharrigan: the orig tarball shouldn't contain the debian/ directory, but sometimes it does... dh_make will create for you all the files of the debian/ directory, some are not needed for your package (you can remove them) and the others need to be modified01:22
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dharriganah okay, so, if I supply an original tarball (I make, from the files extracted from the bin file) then running dh-make will create a directory all setup for me with defaults etc.. that I can then customise?01:23
dharrigan.01:23
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gpocentekhello01:36
harrisonyg'day mate01:36
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imbrandonello gpocentek 01:38
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Fujitsuk3d does take a little while to build.01:47
harrisonyFujitsu: im with you, im off to bed to wake up at 1am :D01:47
jsgotangcohehe01:47
harrisonyand then go to school at 7am01:47
FujitsuWhy would you awaken at 1am?01:48
harrisonyFujitsu: Ubuntu open week01:49
FujitsuAh, which session?01:49
harrisonyerrr joining the community01:49
harrisonyand then there are a few after01:49
harrisonypackaging and then 2 launchpad ones then im off to school 01:50
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Demon012anyone know the command that can tell me what package pygtk-codegen-2.0 is in?01:53
Fujitsu!find pygtk-codegen-2.001:53
Demon012(forgotten how you do that with apt)01:53
ubotuFile pygtk-codegen-2.0 found in python-gtk2-dev01:53
FujitsuDemon012: dpkg -S blah, for installed packages.01:53
Demon012nice 01:54
Demon012what about packages not yet installed?01:54
Demon012and ty mr bot =)01:54
FujitsuThat's what ubotu is for... otherwise you can use apt-file.01:54
siretartDemon012: have a look at the package 'apt-file', or use http://packages.ubuntu.com01:54
Demon012perfect ty guys01:55
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\shuploads to gutsy are working? ,-)01:58
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shawarma\sh: I wouldn't bet on it. They're still sorting out the toolchain.02:00
jsgotangcohmm02:01
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\shsharms, ah....I just wanted to upload wine ;)02:05
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Demon012does anyone know which file in a source directory holds the maintainers name, license etc (I am following this guide: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/ch-first.en.html) to make a package for exaile to replace the python2.4 dependency with python2.502:22
imbrandondebian/*02:22
imbrandondebian/copyright , debian/control02:23
imbrandonetc02:23
Demon012aha ok so you edit that after you run dh_make?02:23
imbrandonyes02:23
Demon012ok that's good ty m802:23
pochuDemon012: but you don't need to make a new package, just modify the one in the repos: "apt-get source exaile"02:24
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TheMusoHey pochu.02:26
Demon012oh cool didn't know you could edit them02:27
Demon012will look into that now ty02:27
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pochuheya TheMuso :)02:27
pochuDemon012: welcome!02:27
Demon012ty pochu02:28
Demon012pochu: how do you edit a .deb file I have that isn't in a repository?02:28
Demon012how do I*02:28
FujitsuDemon012: You can't really edit .debs directly. You need the source package (.dsc, .orig.tar.gz, .diff.gz)02:29
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Demon012ok will go the apt-get source route then02:30
StevenKTheMuso: How did the move go?02:30
TheMusoStevenK: Overall very well thanks. Wasn't stressful at all. Telstra naturally screwed up the line, but that was to be expected.02:31
StevenKHeh02:32
StevenKTheMuso: And we released while you didn't see.02:33
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TheMusoStevenK: har har har02:34
StevenKTheMuso: :-P02:34
TheMusoAnyways, going off again for a bit. Still finalizing my setup here.02:34
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Demon012ah pochu I think I do need to make a package from scratch (the exaile in the repos's is only version 0.2.8 rather than 0.2.9)02:35
Hobbseehm?02:35
Demon012however I do have a .deb (no .desc or anything though which works however it has python2.4 instead of python 2.5 as the dependency)02:36
=== Demon012 is trying to fullfill this bug report https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/exaile/+bug/106301
ubotuMalone bug 106301 in exaile "[need-packaging]  Exaile 0.2.9" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  02:36
StevenKDemon012: Debian has 0.2.902:36
StevenKWhen gutsy opens, you or someone else can do a merge02:37
Demon012StevenK: trying to do this for Fiesty for now02:37
StevenKDemon012: Why? It's released.02:37
Demon012bug reports states wrong dependency for the released package and repos' only have 0.2.802:38
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StevenKWhich means you can't update it to 0.2.9, but you can fix the incorrect dependancy.02:39
Hobbseeand do a stable release update for it02:39
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Demon012I am doing a release based on the current stable release from the exaile site02:40
HobbseeDemon012: but do you plan to get it into ubuntu feisty?02:41
Hobbseeor only have ti locally?02:41
Demon012submit it to one of you guys for checking 02:42
Demon012and then upload02:42
Hobbseebut 0.2.9 wont be accepted into feisty...the archive admins will say no...02:42
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Demon012or at least that is the impression I get from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopers02:42
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Hobbsee!sru02:42
ubotuStable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates for main and restricted, while https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU is for universe and multiverse.02:42
Hobbseethat's true, but that refers to getting things into the DEVELOPMENT release - not the stable one(s)02:43
Demon012oh right ok02:43
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Hobbseesince feisty is released now, no new packages, or version updates go into it02:43
Hobbseeonly bugfixes, which follow the above sru process02:43
Demon012so should I just ignore https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/exaile/+bug/10630102:43
Hobbsee(which are small)02:43
ubotuMalone bug 106301 in exaile "[need-packaging]  Exaile 0.2.9" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  02:43
Demon012or can we put it in universe?02:43
StevenKWe can't put it anywhere in Feisty.02:44
StevenKAt all.02:44
Demon012right ok02:44
Hobbseeit'll go into gutsy, assuming someone does that merge02:44
Demon012so what should I do? create it and we can put it in gutsy?02:44
Demon012or should I just stop and look for something else to do?02:44
man-diDemon012: its in debian already, just request a merge02:44
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Demon012man-di: how do I go about doing that?02:45
Hobbseeman-di: you mean do the merge.  you request a sync.02:45
dqdevhello all (again)02:46
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Hobbseeand i think he wants it in feisty, not caring about gutsy at this point in time :)02:46
dqdevi managed to fix a bug 02:46
HobbseeDemon012: no problme02:46
Hobbseedqdev: heya!02:46
Hobbseedqdev: woo!02:46
dqdevbut the fix02:46
dqdevneeds 2 new files to be added02:46
dqdevin the <package>/02:46
dqdevso since this is my 1st bug02:46
man-diHobbsee: I always mix up these two02:46
dqdevto fix EVER02:46
dqdevi want some directinos02:46
Hobbseedqdev: which bug, and which two files?02:47
dqdevon what to do really02:47
Demon012welcome to the club dqdev I am trying to sort my first thing ever too =)02:47
dqdevthe bug is #8047402:47
Hobbseebug 8047402:47
ubotuMalone bug 80474 in ketm "ketm doesn't have a desktop-file" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8047402:47
dqdevand i have a .desktop gil and a .xpm file02:47
dqdevso... how to report the fix02:48
Hobbseeso you put them into the debian/ dir of the source, and make sure they get installed?02:48
dqdevexactly02:48
dqdevnot in the debian02:48
siretartman-di: we have been promised that at some point launchpad will offer some way to directly request syncs. until now this requires using some special shell commands on restricted hosts, so we proxy those requests via malone bugreports02:48
dqdevin the <package>/02:48
dqdevso 1 dir up from debian02:48
Hobbseesiretart: its' not a sync anyway.  debian changes02:48
Hobbseeyuo need to put it in debian/ as that's the only thing that we change02:48
siretartHobbsee: right. 02:48
dqdevhmmm 02:49
Hobbsee!packagingguide02:49
ubotuThe packaging guide is at http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/New for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources - See also !backports02:49
dqdevi see02:49
man-disiretart: yes, I read about that now02:49
=== Demon012 is very confused what should I be doing about this sync, debian change or whatever?
dqdevand then? what steps do I have to follow?02:49
man-diDemon012: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/SyncRequestProcess hast instructions02:49
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Demon012ty man-di02:49
=== Hobbsee thought we had desktop file instructions
dqdevwhat exactly do i give in llaunchpad?02:49
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HobbseeDemon012: dont worry about gutsy yet - the toolchain isnt built, most things wont build.  for feisty, follow the !sru about getting that bug fixed (the python2.4 to 2.5 change, or whatever it is)02:51
siretartDemon012: we have been doing such 'classrooms' lessons in #ubuntu-classroom in the past02:51
dqdevany help?02:51
Demon012siretart: any idea when the next class will be held?02:52
Demon012actually forget that just found out02:52
Demon012  Packaging 101 - Jordan Mantha   << 16:00 UTC today02:52
Demon012damn I am gonna be at college then02:53
HobbseeLaser_away: going to cover .desktop files in your packaging 101, by any chance?02:53
HobbseeDemon012: there will be logs02:53
Demon012any idea where they will be posted?02:53
siretartDemon012: sorry, no idea. I guess it will be announced on ubuntu-motu@ mailing list02:53
siretartDemon012: the problem is rather finding some teacher. asking for one on the mailing list might help02:53
Hobbseeall ubuntu members:  time to vote.  https://launchpad.net/~ubuntumembers/02:55
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FujitsuHobbsee: I did that many hours ago.02:56
damkohi all02:56
Demon012guys don't suppose there is an a centralised page I can go to that lists a series of how to's for for example: if there is no existing package go here: www.packaging.com, If there is already an existing package but it needs to be changed go here: www.repackage.com, if you have a package that needs to be sync'd go here: www.requestsync.com 02:56
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dqdevok... I moved all the non-existing files under debian and the files that i edited where anyway under debian/02:56
dqdevcan you tell me, how to report the fix into launchpad?02:57
Demon012am feeling guilty for asking so many questions02:57
HobbseeFujitsu: how many people will be on the CC?02:57
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Demon012like to be able to go read and then ask questions after 02:57
FujitsuHobbsee: I think it will be everyone, if they all get a majority.02:57
FujitsuHobbsee: In this SRU, you wrote the patch.02:57
Hobbseebug #?02:57
dqdevbug #8047402:58
ubotuMalone bug 80474 in ketm "ketm doesn't have a desktop-file" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8047402:58
FujitsuHobbsee: bug #6484802:58
ubotuMalone bug 64848 in k3d "[SRU: EDGY]   packaging typo - k3d does not install" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/6484802:58
Hobbseeno, for Fujitsu 02:58
dqdevoh...02:58
FujitsuIt did sort of fix it, but not usefully.02:58
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HobbseeFujitsu: i see.03:02
dqdevdo I have to use REVU to upload the fix?03:02
FujitsuHobbsee: Basically, if the old one was installed, it would still be broken. Thus, upgrades explode and the world ends.03:02
HobbseeFujitsu: ahh.  fun03:02
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StevenKHrm. I think my amd64 has the sata HPA bug/problem.03:07
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FujitsuGoodnight all.03:09
Demon012nn Fujitsu03:10
StevenKExcellent. 2.6.17 still boots.03:10
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dqdevsorry all... I need some directions here. I have the fix of bug #80474 but I don't know how to upload it. Is there some manual on how to do that?03:15
ubotuMalone bug 80474 in ketm "ketm doesn't have a desktop-file" [Wishlist,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8047403:15
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dqdevshould i use debdiff?03:18
Hobbseedqdev: sorry, yes03:18
dqdevcan you help me a liitle bit03:19
dqdevi have the newly created .deb file03:20
dqdevand then the original one03:20
dqdevbut I dont have the original deb03:21
StevenKdqdev: debdiff is usually ran between two source packages.03:21
dqdevfile03:21
StevenKdqdev: A debdiff between .debs for uploading a file is not helpful.03:21
dqdevI didnt make any changes in source03:21
dqdeveverythig I did was to change some files under debian/03:22
StevenKWhich is a change to the source package.03:22
dqdevand to add 2 files (also under /debian)03:22
dqdevso, I should do: debdiff <old_debian> <new_debian> ??03:23
StevenKdqdev: Yes, files under the debian directory get pulled into the .diff.gz, which is part of the source package.03:23
StevenKdqdev: You should do debdiff <old.dsc> <new.dsc>03:23
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dqdevi only know how to create the new .deb file03:24
dqdevaccording to the manual https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToFix03:24
StevenKdqdev: You downloaded the source package already, right?03:24
dqdevyes03:24
StevenKdqdev: Did you also add a new version to the debian/changelog?03:25
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dqdevno03:25
StevenKOkay, you should do that.03:25
dqdevjust add my comments at the end of the file?03:26
dqdevokay, I will. And after that?03:26
StevenKNot the end.03:26
StevenKI'd suggest you use dch, actually.03:26
dqdevis the change log automatically generated?03:26
StevenKNo, it isn't, and it follows a somewhat strict format.03:27
dqdevok03:27
dqdevi ll check the dch command03:27
dqdevafter that?03:27
StevenKAfter that, you need to build a source package.03:28
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StevenKOne directory up, dpkg-source -b <directory>03:29
dqdevcd <package> 03:29
dqdevsudo apt-get build-dep <package> 03:29
dqdevdebuild -us -uc03:29
StevenKThen you will have two .dsc's to run debdiff over.03:29
StevenKClear as mud?03:29
dqdevok ok03:29
dqdevand the 2 new files (didnt exist before)? DO I simply upload them? 03:30
StevenKNo, they should appear in the debdiff.03:31
dqdevok... let me give it a try03:32
Hobbseethe debdiff will use the newly generated files, and the old ones, to create the debdiff03:34
StevenKAnd create a difference between the two source packages.03:34
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crimsunI love how topics in -devel move so quickly ;)03:39
Hobbseehaha, yes03:39
Hobbseeit's taking after #ubuntu03:39
StevenKHeh03:39
StevenKIt's only because the toolchain isn't up yet. :-P03:41
Hobbseehehe03:41
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pochuTheMuso: are you back from the move? ready to sponsor me again? :)03:52
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Hobbseepochu: he was here earlier, think he went to bed03:53
TheMusopochu: Not quite. I need to get fresh chroots created. I still have my others, but I think now is as good a time as any to make a fresh start, and get a chroot snapshot system of sorts going.03:54
jussi01lol03:54
Hobbseeor not03:54
pochuTheMuso: yeah, I'm waiting for the debootstramp merge to create a gutsy chroot :)03:54
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crimsun(you can dist-upgrade a feisty chroot.)03:55
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TheMusoSame. I also need to create fresh sid/feisty chroots for i386 and powerpc.03:55
pochu:)03:56
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crimsunionte: that's because autosync stopped, and no one asked for a sync. 0.9-2 will automatically be synced once gutsy opens.03:56
TheMusoAnyway, I think I will really be off to bed now. Its been a busy day.03:56
crimsunbye luke03:56
dqdevdo i have to change the changelog no matter what?03:57
pochuthe repo is already open for upload, right? though the packages won't be built till the chaintools are finalized03:57
pochuTheMuso: good night!03:58
StevenKdqdev: You really ought to.03:58
pochuis that right? ^03:58
crimsunpochu: I'm using "opens" rather loosely (and vaguely), sorry03:58
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iontecrimsun: ok! thanks!03:58
dqdevthe debchange is damn complicated03:59
TheMusoWhat package do we use for inetd like functionality, i.e tcpd etc?04:00
StevenKrlinetd?04:01
crimsunxinetd is in main, but it's not installed by default AFAICS04:01
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TheMusoah ok04:02
kkubasikhey, does an MOTU have a sec to look over 2 new packages in revu?04:04
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488004:04
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=487904:04
dqdevStevenK: Ok... changelog edited. Then you said that I have to build the source, by going one directory up from debian 04:05
dqdevStevenK: and use the command dpkg-source -b04:06
dqdev?04:06
pochuTheMuso: go to sleep!! :)04:06
StevenKdqdev: Not one directory from debian, but the unpacked source.04:06
Hobbseedqdev: yep04:06
StevenKdqdev: Sorry I wasn't clear.04:06
dqdevcd ..04:06
dqdevsorry04:06
dqdevso: dpkg-source -b ketm-0.0.6 ???04:07
StevenKYup, exactly04:07
ScottKkkubasik: Who is doing tangerine, you or RAOF?04:07
kkubasikI uploaded one a while ago04:08
dqdevi got the warning: executable mode 0755 of `debian/ketm.desktop' will not be represented in diff04:08
kkubasikand didn't have the time to deal with it for a while, and it looks like he did some work on it04:08
kkubasikbut was having a hard time04:08
ScottKOK.04:08
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Hobbseedqdev: that's fine, you dont need it to be executable - ie, you're not going to run the desktop file like a script04:09
StevenKdqdev: Yes. debian/ketm.desktop probably shouldn't be executable anyway.04:09
dqdevok ok04:09
Hobbsee[00:08]  <Belutz> is Hobbsee is the famous "sexy lady" from australia?04:09
Hobbseeooh scary...04:09
ScottKkkubasik: ^^04:09
kkubasikScottK: most definatly04:09
ScottKOK04:09
StevenKHobbsee: Oh geez04:09
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jussi01lol04:09
ScottKkkubasik: Look in debian/copyright.  You'll see there is still boilerplate not filled in.04:09
HobbseeStevenK: from -classroom :P04:09
Hobbseeogra: who knows04:10
jussi01I wonder is hobbses picture anywhere?04:10
dqdevStevenK: asd then what exacttly do i do to create the debdiff file (sorry for such amateur q's but it's the 1st time)04:10
jussi01Hobbsee's*04:10
Hobbseejussi01: various places.04:10
Hobbseeplanet, the messed up one on LP04:10
jussi01where, may i ask??04:10
ograHobbsee, well, you said you'd bring it to sevilla :) we can check with and without ;)04:10
Hobbseeother places04:10
Hobbseeogra: heh04:10
HobbseeSysinfo for 'LongPointyStick': Linux 2.6.20-15-generic running KDE 3.5.6, CPU: GenuineIntel(R)CPUT2250@1.73GHz at 800 MHz (3458 bogomips), HD: 27/71GB, RAM: 730/1510MB, 123 proc's, 1.42h up04:10
ScottKkkubasik: In debian/control Maintainer should be MOTU.  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField for details.  Also package description should not have lines over 80 characters.04:11
StevenKdqdev: You should then have two distinct .dsc's in your cwd04:12
ograHobbsee, KDE ? the Kommon Doom Enhancement ? 04:12
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ScottKkkubasik: Nevermind about the maintainer comment.  Read it wrong.04:12
ScottKUrgh.04:12
Hobbseeogra: hah04:12
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kkubasikokie, ;)04:12
ograheh04:13
dqdevStevenK: the .deb just created and the one from the downloaded version?04:13
kkubasikok, fixed the copyright, and the line in the description04:13
StevenKdqdev: Not the .deb, we're talking about source packages, not binary packages.04:13
ScottKkkubasik: I don't know anything about mono, so the technical specifics of the dependencies I have no idea on.04:13
kkubasikthat's all been through the wringer04:13
ScottKkkubasik: Don't consider fixing my comments as "Your package is good", just that's stuff I could tell needed to be fixed.04:14
kkubasikoh, definatly, I know I still need man pages for the tangerine one04:14
dqdevStevenK: yes. i have a newly created .dsc04:14
StevenKdqdev: So now you can run debdiff <old.dsc> <new.dsc>04:15
dqdevok04:15
StevenKThat will spit out the debdiff to stdout04:15
StevenKSo you probably want to redirect it.04:15
ScottKkkubasik: OK, I was gonna suggest a man page...04:15
ScottKkkubasik: I took a quick look at the moodbar package.  The diff seems pretty huge at a glance.04:16
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StevenKAh hah!04:16
StevenKI have found Hobbsee's story on the Internet04:16
StevenKhttp://www.ridiculopathy.com/projects/flash/stick2.jpg04:16
jussi01lo04:16
jussi01l04:16
Hobbseelol04:18
jsgotangcohaha04:18
Hobbseehi spam04:19
jsgotangcolol04:19
jussi01you know its kind of funny to see in launchpad: "bugs related to Sarah Hobbs"04:19
Hobbseejussi01: heh04:19
StevenKHeh04:19
dqdevStevenK: is there a way to write the results of the debdiff command to a file? cause the pic results to a pretty big message04:24
Demon012dqdev: just a guess but you could do > diff.txt (diff.txt is a file where you want the text to be stored)04:25
Demon012not used it before so it may or may not work04:25
ScottKdqdev: debdiff package.v1.dsc package.v2.dsc > pick-a-name.debiff (as Demon012 says).04:26
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dqdevand that\s the file I am uploading in the launchpad???04:28
ScottKYes, but look at it first to make sure it's sane.04:28
ScottKIf you want someone else to check it, you can post it at pastebin.04:29
dqdevwell it looks ok except 2 things04:29
dqdevyes... I ll do that04:29
dqdevso that you can take a look04:29
dqdevthe 2 things are04:29
dqdevthe picture which looks of course strange04:30
dqdev2 lines at the end, that I never touched04:30
dqdevlet me pastebin it04:30
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jekilhello04:31
dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17218/04:31
ScottKhello jekil.04:31
dqdevScottK: what do you think?04:32
ScottKBy the last two lines, do you mean 525 & 526?04:33
dqdevyes04:33
dqdevi dont know what they really are04:33
dqdevbut anyway... otherwise?04:33
dqdevdo pics look like that?04:34
ScottKThose don't worry about.  It's normal for the diff to have a few lines of unmodified text on the end.04:34
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ScottKYour updated package needs to have an Ubuntu version number.04:35
dqdevin the changelof04:35
ScottKWhen you went to modify debian/changelog, how did you do it.04:35
dqdevdch [no arguments] 04:35
ScottKdqdev: Yes.  Line 5 of your debdiff.04:35
ScottKAh.04:35
ScottKIf you do it dch -i it should set all that up for you.04:36
dqdevdch -i and that\s all?04:36
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ScottKYes.  Revert to the original debian/changelog (just copy it over from the original source package) and then to dch -i and add your entries.  Check to make sure your e-mail address is the one you want.04:37
ScottKGood morning bddebian.  Good to see the old man is still with us.04:38
bddebianheh04:38
crimsunyou two fogeys ;p04:38
bddebianHi ScottK, folk04:38
bddebiancrimsun: Thx buddy04:38
dqdevScottK: ok... I ll do that. Do i need to upload anything else in the launchpad, or that's just it?04:38
ScottKAll you upload it the corrected debdiff.04:38
dqdevok! THanks ScottK04:39
ScottKYou might want to come back here and have someone look at it again once you've fixed it up.04:39
dqdevScottK: come back "here". Here?04:40
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ScottKYes04:40
ScottKPastebin it again and let someone look it over.04:40
dqdevScottK: Ok... let me work it over a little bit, and I ll be right back04:41
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dqdevScottK: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17221/ Can you take a look?04:56
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ScottKdqdev: Please pastebin the entire debian/changes file for your update.04:58
dqdevScottK: that's all the changelog04:58
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dqdevdoesnt containt anything else :$04:59
geserdqdev: first you debdiff'ed in the wrong order: debdiff old.dsc new.dsc04:59
dqdevyou re right! 04:59
dqdevstupid of me! 04:59
ScottKdqdev: I don't want to see just your changelog changes, but the entire changelog.05:00
ScottKAs you have it now.05:00
dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17226/05:01
geserand the debian changelog should have a summeray of your changes. Something like "Added .desktop file (LP: #80474)"05:01
geserand don't forget to set the distribution to gutsy (replace feisty with gutsy)05:02
dqdevgeser: the last 2 that you wrote, do I do them manuyally>?05:02
ScottKdqdev: Yes.05:03
ScottKManually.05:03
geserwhen you do dch -i you end in an editor where you can edit the changelog and add entries05:03
geserand the second is also manually (first line of your changelog)05:04
ScottKdqdev: Sorry if I confused you earlier.05:04
ScottKdch -i gets the formatting/versioning correct.  You stil have to manually indicate what you did and (for now) the target distro.05:05
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sharmsLaser_away: getting your presentation ready?05:06
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dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17228/05:09
dqdevhow doe this look like now?05:09
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ScottKDon't change urgency.  Ubuntu doesn't use it.05:10
dqdevok05:10
ScottKClosing the bug should be (LP: #80474) vice (bug: #80474) - IIRC.  05:11
dqdev(LP: #80474) vice (bug: #80474) - IIRC just like that?05:12
ScottK (LP: #80474)05:13
ScottKThe IIRC is If I Remember Correctly - I've gotten that wrong before.05:13
ScottKAlso, you lines 5 and 6 need to be one line.05:13
dqdevhehehehe05:13
dqdevyes. I saw that05:13
harrisony<jono> everyone of those people needs to bought a beer for their incredible work05:13
harrisonyRE: the MOTU crew05:14
harrisony:D good work people05:14
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geserdqdev: urgency=low is already the lowest urgency and Ubuntu doesn't use it05:15
geserdqdev: "(LP: #<bugnumber>)" is the correct syntax for closing bugs through the changelog (though LP doesn't support it yet)05:16
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dqdevok I think I m done05:17
dqdevi ll paste bin the changelog05:17
dqdevand the diff so you can take a look guys05:18
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dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17235/05:18
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dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17236/05:19
dqdevand?05:20
ScottKdqdev: Your previous changelog description was better.  Why did you shorten it?05:20
LaserJockok05:22
LaserJockI guess I should throw something together05:22
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sharmsLaserJock: I hear people are demanding talks on EnhancedBash05:23
dqdevcause it resulted in 2 lines05:23
LaserJocksharms: well, the might have to keep waiting05:23
sharms:)05:23
geserdqdev: it's ok to have entries split over serveral lines05:23
LaserJocksharms: what'll you give me if I slip a URL or it in my talk accidently?05:23
dqdevgeser: it complained05:23
geserdqdev: you might want to validate the desktop file: $ desktop-file-validate ketm.desktop 05:23
LaserJocks/or/for/05:23
geserketm.desktop: error: key "GenericName" is translated, but no untranslated version exists05:23
geserketm.desktop: warning: the fields "Name" and "Comment" have the same value05:23
sharmsoooooh, that would be slick (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Spec/EnhancedBash)05:24
geserdqdev: what complained?05:24
dqdevgeser: the dch -i when my description went to 2 lines05:25
geserdqdev: didn't you forget to indent the second line?05:25
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dqdev'indent' means '\' ?05:25
dqdevor just enter05:25
dqdev?05:25
geserthe spaces in front of the line05:26
geser"  * first line"05:26
sharmsLaserJock: hmmm I think I can give you nixternals car.  05:26
geser"   second line"05:26
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sharmsoh I already gave it away05:26
nixternalI have a truck, hillbilly like05:26
LaserJockI was going to say ...05:26
dqdevgeser: ok.. now I get it! 05:26
LaserJockI don't know that I want anything of nixternal's05:26
sharmshaha05:26
nixternalorly LaserJock, that's what you're on I see ;)05:27
dqdevgeser: DO i really need the validation of the .desktop file? 05:27
geserit would be better if the file has no errors05:27
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dqdevok 05:27
dqdevi ll give it one more try05:27
geserbut it should also work with the file as is05:28
dqdevit does!05:28
dqdevi installed it05:28
dqdevand it runs!05:28
dqdevbut anyway, i ll try to create a clean .desktop file05:28
nixternalLaserJock: don't mess with me ;)05:28
nixternalmuhehehe05:28
dqdevand add some more comments to the changelog05:28
LaserJocknixternal: oh yeah? you gonna ice me?05:29
LaserJockor have one of your goons do it?05:29
nixternalno, but you will see05:29
nixternalnot goons, my gumbahs05:29
LaserJockoh yeah05:29
nixternalhehe05:29
jsgotangcowow you guys are alive05:30
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LaserJockjsgotangco: alive? I just got up early cause I'm doing open week in ~ 30 mins and I should probably prepare something05:33
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jellyfish2002hi everyone05:33
jellyfish2002sighz....05:34
ScottKHi jellyfish200205:34
jellyfish2002my wireless break after upgrading to feisty =(05:35
zulthis isnt a support channel05:35
ScottKjellyfish2002: #ubuntu is for support.05:35
jellyfish2002i know...05:35
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dqdevgeser:  are you still herE?05:37
geseryes05:37
dqdevwhen i tried the dch -i , i get this ubuntu1 at the end05:37
dqdev0.0.6-19ubuntu1 for example05:37
geserthat's correct05:37
kkubasikif someone could take a look? 05:37
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488205:37
geserit's the first ubuntu change to that debian package05:38
dqdevwell... then, when i try to install the package05:38
dqdevketm depends on ketm-data (= 0.0.6-19ubuntu1); however:05:38
dqdev  Version of ketm-data on system is 0.0.6-19.05:38
dqdevwhich I wasnt getting before05:38
dqdev!!!05:38
dqdevis it really necessary this -i argument?05:38
kkubasikand this id someone gets a chance05:38
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488105:38
dqdevwithout it, things work05:39
geseryes, that -i (= increment version) is necessary05:40
dqdevand how do I treat the dependencies then?05:40
geserapt sees only a package as new if the version is greater as the installed one05:40
geserthe package builds ketm and ketm-data05:41
dqdevjust ketm05:41
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dqdevketm-data is another package05:42
geserbuild from the same source05:42
gesera source package can build multiple debs05:42
dqdevok ok05:42
dqdevi also got ketm-data_0.0.6-19ubuntu1_all.deb05:42
dqdevi ll try to install that first05:43
dqdevok05:44
dqdevit worked!05:44
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dqdevgeser: So, should I upload the debdiff?05:45
sharmsLaserJock's presentation will be the only one with hecklers 05:45
dqdevis there something else missing? wanna see the debdiff or the changelog?05:45
LaserJockah man05:46
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geserdqdev: if you didn't change much to the last version, simply upload it to the bug05:46
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dqdevok... I just fixed the .desktop and added more comments to the changelog05:48
geserkkubasik: I gave a quick look at tangerine and there are some files with copyright from Novell05:48
kkubasikooo, ok05:48
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dqdevafter I upload the bug-fix05:49
dqdevdo I have to change the status to fix-commited05:50
dqdevand to Assigned to nobody???05:50
geserkkubasik: and deps/daap-sharp is LGPL licensed. you should mention it in copyright05:50
kkubasikok05:50
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geserdqdev: subscribe the ubuntu-universe-sponsors team to the bug05:50
geserdqdev: the sponsor will set it to "Fix committed" when he uploads it05:51
LaserJockhmm, do you think if I had the open week people create a feisty pbuilder they'd be able to get it done by the end?05:53
LaserJockhas archive.u.c recovered?05:53
sharmsmy speeds have been fast05:53
ScottKLaserJock: Archive is normally responsive for me today.05:54
LaserJockok05:54
LaserJockI think I'll give it a go05:54
dqdevand what about status05:54
dqdev?05:54
dqdevdo I leave it to In Progress?05:54
dqdevor do I swet it to fix commited05:54
dqdev?05:54
sharmsI pull about 450k/s 05:54
ScottKdqdev: The MOTU will set it to fix committed after they upload.05:55
dqdevok05:55
ScottKFix committed means in the archive, not to LP.05:55
dqdevAssigned to?05:55
ScottKNobody.05:55
sharmsI am hoping you get a good crowd laserjock, as in a skilled crowd that can jump into contributing05:55
ScottKsubscribe UUS.05:56
ScottKDo NOT assign UUS.05:56
dqdevthat's what I did05:56
ScottKGood.05:56
dqdevi subscribed to Ubuntu Sponsors for Uni05:56
dqdevand i left the label05:56
dqdevassigned to ME05:56
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geserdqdev: the debdiff look good05:58
geseryou can pick a new bug for fixing now :)05:59
ScottKHeh -  "Honest, Vistas not selling THAT badly" - http://www.realtechnews.com/posts/433605:59
dqdevgeser: he he! THanks! I will06:03
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dqdevto everybody: I think a good idea is to document some of the bug-fixes since some of them appear often and there might be a pattern. I know it would be great help for newbies. I started documenting my first bug-fix. Here is a preview on the way:06:05
dqdevhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Dqdev06:05
ScottKdqdev: This is a very good idea.  We need more documentation on how to get started.06:06
dqdevi know... and especially for the new guys like me it takes some time to figure out what;s going on06:07
dqdevI mean... this .desktop easy fix took me 2 days (ashamed)06:07
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dqdevbut beginnings are always slow06:07
dqdevi ll expand the tutorial and send a version in a while06:08
ScottKFirst one is always the hardest (by far).  Nothing to be ashamed about.06:09
ScottKYou've now contributed more code than probably 95% of Ubuntu users.  Be proud of that.06:09
ScottKdqdev: ^^06:09
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dqdevou've now contributed more code than probably 95% of Ubuntu users > I liked this one!!!! THanks for the suuport!06:12
danohuiginndqdev: thanks! This is something I wish I'd thought to do when I was first getting started, and being confused by everything06:12
Lutinhey Toma- ;)06:12
Toma-hiya06:12
Toma-youre an motu now?!06:12
Lutinindeed06:13
Toma-sweet!06:13
xxxxx1hi06:13
LutinToma-: hehe, yes :)06:13
Toma-Feel like maintaining librsvg2-2 ?06:13
Toma-:>06:13
Lutinhum...no :)06:14
Toma-https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/librsvg/+bug/7643506:14
ubotuMalone bug 76435 in librsvg "Crashes e17, fixed with 2.16.1" [Undecided,Confirmed]  06:14
Toma-:P06:14
xxxxx1what are differences between dh_movefiles and dh_install?06:14
LutinToma-: hehe, I was sure this was e17-related06:14
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Toma-huhu06:14
Lutinwhen one says librsvg is buggy ... can't be anything but E guys :] 06:14
xxxxx1can I use dh_install with the same parameters of dh_movefiles?06:15
Toma-haha. well, i read the fixes in the changelog on 2.16.1 and they fixed like 3 or 4 ubuntu+upstream bugs in it and even state "DONT USE 2.16.0" lol06:15
Toma-well its good to see you in motu Lutin. good luck and good work with it all :)06:17
LutinToma-: 2.16.1 is in debian unstable, it will be merged or synced in gutsy06:17
Toma-ahh good stuff06:18
LutinToma-: heh, thanks :)06:18
kkubasikanyone?06:18
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488306:18
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kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488106:18
xxxxx1what are differences between dh_movefiles and dh_install ?06:18
LutinToma-: you'll have to wait for gutsy though :)06:19
Toma-ill be running bleeding edge as soon as it comes out. ive got a lil 5gb partition waiting for gutsy :)06:19
Lutinxxxxx1: dh_movefiles moves fuiles in the right debian/ subdirectory so they can be installed by dh_install06:20
kkubasikor this one, I'm just starting to revive it06:20
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488406:20
LutinToma-: :)06:20
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danohuiginndqdev: I just had a look at your patch. You might want to read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField06:31
danohuiginnfor an entirely non-obvious change you're supposed to make06:31
dqdevaha06:31
ScottKdanohuiginn: Good point.  That is going to need to be changed...06:31
ScottKSorry dqdev.  Should have mentioned that.06:31
dqdevand what is that?06:31
dqdevi hate entirely non-obvious'' things... heheehh06:32
danohuiginnif this is the first change you're06:32
danohuiginnmaking from debian, you need to update debian/control06:32
danohuiginnto say that the package is now being maintained in ubuntu06:33
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dqdevah...06:33
dqdevand how do i do that?06:33
danohuiginnyou edit debian/control06:33
dqdevmanually?06:34
danohuiginnchange the existing maintainer field to XSBC-Original-Maintainer06:34
danohuiginnI believe so (there may be an easier way I'm not aware of)06:34
danohuiginnand set the maintainer field to UbuntuMOTUDevelopers<ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com>06:34
danohuiginn(assuming the package is in universe)06:34
pochuthere's a tool in LP to change it, yeah06:34
dqdevand then? do i create a new debdiff and upload it again to the launch pad?06:35
ScottKYes.06:36
dqdevis there a way to take down the old file06:36
ScottKYou'll also need to update the changelog to mention you changed maintainer to MOTU.06:36
dqdevor I just upload the new one?06:36
dqdevok06:36
ScottKJust upload the new one.  Mention in the comment why you put up the new one.06:36
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dqdevthe changelog and control were more frrustrating than fixing the real bug!06:37
danohuiginndqdev: I feel your pain. It does get a bit easier once you're used to it, though06:38
dqdevi imagine06:38
dqdevok... i ll fix this 2 things06:38
dqdevand upload the new debdiff06:38
danohuiginndqdev: also, you might like to jump into #ubuntu-classroom. There's a tutorial on packaging going on right now in there06:39
ScottKdqdev: I had to upload my first patch 5 times before it was right.  Don't feel bad.06:39
danohuiginnpochu: what is that tool you mentioned for changing the maintainer?06:42
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pochuI think it was written by Lutin06:44
pochuLutin: you around?06:44
Lutinyep06:44
pochu:)06:44
Lutinany probleme with it ? (apart not being upstaded for gutsy ?)06:46
danohuiginnLutin: where do I find it?06:47
Lutindanohuiginn: hum, I can't recall how to checkout the launchpad bzr :/06:48
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Lutindanohuiginn: try bzr co sftp://user_name_in_launchpad@bazaar.launchpad.net/~motu/motutools/trunk06:50
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danohuiginnthanks, Lutin06:51
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Demon012anyone know what REVU stands for?06:53
KalleDKhttp://revu.tauware.de/06:54
dqdevOK... that concludes the fix-tutorial on my first bug06:55
dqdevhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Dqdev06:55
dqdevit might be of some use for the newcomers06:56
dqdevif you find any mistakes, let me know06:56
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ScottKdqdev: You also should install the build-essential package.  Things in build-essential aren't called out in build-dep because they are assumed ot be there.07:00
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dqdevScottK: I have it already07:02
ScottKOK.  Missed it.07:02
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ScottKGood job LaserJock!!07:03
LaserJockblah07:03
LaserJockit was aweful :(07:03
ScottKYou did fine.07:03
bddebian??07:03
ScottKIt's a tough situation to be in.07:03
ScottKopenweek.07:03
ScottKbddebian: He just did a presentation/Q&A07:04
bddebianAh nice07:04
dqdevin the debian/control07:06
dqdevdo i HAVE to change that:07:06
dqdevUploaders: Sam Hocevar (Debian packages) <sam+deb@zoy.org>07:06
dqdevas well?07:06
ScottKNo.07:06
dqdevok07:06
nixternalLaserJock: good job man on that presentation!07:07
ScottKLaunchpad will credit you as uploader because it's your name in the changelog.07:07
dqdevok07:07
nixternalLaserJock: it is kind of difficult to get everything MOTU in, in 1 hour07:07
LaserJocka bit07:08
harrisonyLaserJock: it was brilliant!07:10
LaserJockharrisony: it was horrible, but thanks for the questions07:11
harrisonyLaserJock: thank you for answering them, why was it so bad07:12
bddebianharrisony: Ignore LaserJock.  He's just modest, he's THE MAN! :)07:13
harrisonybddebian: he is07:13
dqdevdpkg-source: warning: Version number suggests Ubuntu changes, but there is no XSBC-Original-Maintainer field07:13
dqdevany ideas???07:13
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LaserJockharrisony: because I didn't get to anything about packaging :-)07:14
harrisonyLaserJock: haha07:14
bddebiandqdev: Move the existing maintainer field to XSBC-Original-Maintainer and add Ubuntu MOTU as Maintainer:07:14
dqdevis this correct:07:15
dqdevMaintainer: Ubuntu MOTU developers <ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com>07:15
bddebianFor that part, yes07:17
dqdevwhat else do I have to change?07:17
bddebianXSBC-Original-Maintainer:  should be what was originally in the Maintainer: field07:17
bddebian Maintainer: Joe Debian <joedeb@debian.org>  -->  XSBC-Original-Maintainer: Joe Debian <joedeb@debian.org>07:18
dqdevI get it07:18
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dqdevdpkg-source: warning: missing information for output field Maintainer07:22
dqdevhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17257/07:22
bddebianDude, you are killing me :-)07:23
bddebianWhat was in the Maintainer: field before?07:23
dqdevMaintainer: Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>07:24
bddebianMaintainer: Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>07:24
bddebianThat should now be XSBC-Original-Maintainer: Debian Games Team <pkg-games-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>07:24
bddebianMaintainer: Ubuntu MOTU developers <ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com>07:25
dqdevI understand it now07:25
bddebian:)07:25
dqdevthanks07:25
bddebianNP07:25
sharmsdqdev: its good to see you getting involved, keep up the good work07:26
dqdevsharms: thanks sharms. You have to show patience though. I m not a linux expert and i shoot all the Qs that come in mind. SO...07:27
sharmsI think that is a good thing, since asking questions shows what may be obvious to veterans and they might gloss over those topics on docs07:28
sharmsbut when those questions are asked, they might remember that, helping to further speed up the education process07:28
Demon012answering questions and teaching others also helps the person answering the questions to reinforce their knowledge07:29
sharmsDemon012: incorrect, we already know everything07:29
bddebiandqdev: Hey, I don't know crap and I've been here a while now ;-)07:29
Demon012heh sharms07:29
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xxxxx1lintian in REVU says gutsy distro is incorrect spec in changelog07:31
xxxxx1lintian in REVU said gutsy distro is incorrect spec in changelog07:31
bddebianYeah07:32
xxxxx1some reviewers ask me to change to gutsy, but lintian...07:32
xxxxx1:)07:32
ScottKLintian is not updated yet.07:32
xxxxx1ScottK: Hi Scott, so i can keep?07:33
ScottKYes07:33
xxxxx1thx!07:33
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bddebianNo, it still needs to be changed in the ChangeLog07:36
bddebianOr did I mis-understand that statement?07:36
Demon012QUESTION: What should you do if there is a program in the repositories with a bug but the program is not listed on launchpad07:36
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harrisonyDemon012: lol07:37
Q-FUNKhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/10932907:37
ubotuMalone bug 109329 in upgrade-system "nvidia upgrade failure" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  07:37
Q-FUNKlovely.  yet another use of "upgrade-system" as a virtual package name.  can someone please reassign?07:38
bddebianDemon012: What package?07:38
Demon012harrisony: reason I ask is soundconverter has a bug where it creates spaces as %20's instead of proper spaces yet it is not on launchpad07:39
Demon012and for that matter the site for that program appears to be down07:39
harrisonyDemon012: try this link07:39
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Demon012actually forget what I said about the site being down (it was the other day but it is up again now)07:40
harrisony!list sound-convertor07:40
ScottKbddebian: xxxxx1's question was he'd changed it to gutsy and lintian complained unknown release.07:40
bddebianI know and then he said leave it, and I understood that to mean leave it at Feisty?  Or did he mean leave the lintian warning? :-)07:40
ScottKLeave it at gutsy and ignore the Lintian warning.07:41
bddebianAh. then yes sorry :-)07:41
ScottKAt least as I understood it.07:41
ScottKOf course I'm old and slow, so I may be wrong.07:41
xxxxx1ScottK: hahaha07:43
xxxxx1Matusalem07:43
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xxxxx1methuselah07:44
bddebianDemon012: You mean this: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+source/soundconverter  07:44
bddebian??07:44
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dqdevScottK: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ketm/+bug/8047407:44
dqdevScottK: I added the control changes07:44
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dqdevyou might wanna take a look07:44
Q-FUNKhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upgrade-system/+bug/10482907:44
ubotuMalone bug 104829 in upgrade-system "deleted old kernal headers" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  07:45
Q-FUNKthis one is a real challenge, though.  no idea what to reassign it to07:45
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488307:46
kkubasikif anyone has a moment07:46
kkubasikhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=488107:46
ScottKdqdev: Looks reasonable to me, but I'm not a MOTU.07:46
dqdevok07:47
dqdevthanks07:47
dqdevi ll leave it like that 07:47
dqdevand see what they say from "Above"07:47
ScottKQ-FUNK: I'd reject the bug.  He upgraded straight from Dapper to Edgy and that's not supported.07:47
ScottKerr Dapper to Feisty07:48
Q-FUNKScottK: good point.07:48
ScottKBe nice though...07:49
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Q-FUNKactualy, 2.6.10 is probably older than Dapper.  maybe Breezy or Hoary07:50
Q-FUNKIIRC 2.6.17 was Edgy, 2.6.15 Dapper07:52
zulQ-FUNK: 2.6.10 was hoary07:56
zulI should know I had the pleasure of backporting security patches to hoary07:56
Q-FUNKScottK: as I realized, I'm still not -dev.  I agree with the reject verdict, but I probably cannot close it myself.07:57
Q-FUNKzul: :)07:57
ScottKQ-FUNK: Just mark is rejected.  Say why (nicely and politely) and it's done.  That's all the closing there is.07:59
ScottKGood point07:59
ScottKabout 2.6.10 being really old.07:59
zulhoary is not supported anymore either08:00
ScottK2.6.10 is Breezy.  Not supported.08:00
ScottKhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kernel-source-2.6.1008:01
zuluh...no..08:01
zullinux-source-2.6.1008:01
tepsipakki2.6.10 is hoary, 2.6.12 is breezy ;)08:02
ScottKOK.  Sorry for the confusion.  Not supported either way.08:03
tepsipakkiright08:03
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Demon012can someone confirm bug #109365 for me?08:18
ubotuMalone bug 109365 in soundconverter "soundconverter replaces spaces with %20's when set to output to the same location as input file" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10936508:18
Demon012its my bug but want to make sure that it can be recreated on someone else's comptuer08:18
Demon012computer*08:18
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harrisonyDemon012: put more info like feisty or edgy or dapper and version info,etc..08:22
harrisonywait sorry08:22
harrisonydidnt see it08:22
Demon012that's np08:23
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graymanmeh08:24
graymanthat's probably the worst independence day ever08:24
Demon012also need to edit it really (it converts any special characters to hex not just spaces (I noticed it converted the & to %26 aswell after I posted it))08:24
graymaneveryone is partying outside and me bashing bugs08:24
Demon012well atleast you got some useful stuff done grayman08:26
harrisonyIndependence day? whats that08:26
Demon012wb LaserJock08:26
jussi01is there a way to delete comments you made on a bug...08:26
jussi01?08:26
LaserJockjussi01: nope08:26
jussi01grrr, i just commented on the wrong bug... had 2 open in different windows08:26
harrisonyjussi01: happened to me as well08:27
LaserJockthere is a plan to add a "Edit within 5min" feature08:27
jussi01bug 95018 and bug 9652908:27
ubotuMalone bug 95018 in ktorrent "[apport]  ktorrent crashed with SIGSEGV" [Medium,Needs info]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9501808:27
ubotuMalone bug 96529 in ktorrent "[apport]  ktorrent crashed with SIGSEGV in free()" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9652908:27
graymaneh08:27
graymanindependence of Israel08:27
graymanheh08:27
harrisonyLaserJock: your back :) um...is working with motu and packages a "full time job"08:28
LaserJockgrayman: well, it can be software independence day with you working on bugs ;-)08:28
LaserJockharrisony: me personally? or in generally08:28
pochuLaserJock: nice session :)08:28
graymanheh08:29
harrisonywll i was told that its not just turning packages into debs and its quite long and like a similar to a full time job08:29
LaserJockit really is what you make of it08:30
LaserJocksome people have time and interest and spend waaaay too much time at it08:30
LaserJocksome people just do it know and then08:30
Demon012LaserJock: what is the quickest way to make a package (I have seen checkinstall however is a checkinstall package suitable for upload?)08:31
jussi01dammit, how do I mark it confirmed? or can I? should I?08:31
LaserJockDemon012: checkinstall won't work for uploading because it doesn't produce a source package08:31
LaserJockDemon012: we upload only source packges08:31
Demon012ah yes I recall that now from earlier08:31
LaserJockDemon012: about the easiest way I can think of is to find a similar existing source package and base your's on that08:32
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jussi01Demon012: this is a helpful document: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/basic-debhelper.html08:33
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Demon012ty jussi0108:33
Demon012also just how active is #ubuntu-motu-school?08:34
Demon012found it through one of the pages posted earlier in the #ubuntu-classroom08:34
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LaserJockah08:34
LaserJockwell right now it's pretty dead I think08:35
Demon012yeah atm only me and the bot08:35
LaserJockwe haven't had a MOTU School session for a while08:35
LaserJockwe need to kick that back into activity08:35
LaserJockin general this channel acts as motu-school08:35
Demon012ok that's good08:36
LaserJockwe generally just used motu-school when we had a specific "session" so it didn't interfer with normal discussion here08:36
BurgworkLaserJock: ping08:37
LaserJockBurgwork: pongy pongy pongy08:37
BurgworkLaserJock: yur gots mail08:37
Demon012heh08:37
LaserJockoh no08:37
LaserJocknot ...... mail!!!!!!08:37
Demon012run LaserJock run!08:37
Demon012=)08:38
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BurgworkLaserJock: nah, it is jason's email08:39
LaserJockfor gutsy?08:39
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bddebianharrisony: hehe08:40
harrisonyhehehe08:40
BurgworkLaserJock: well, going to see if I can get an UVF filed08:40
Burgworksru, rather08:40
LaserJockSRU?08:40
Demon012anyone free to help me confirm a bug isn't just limited to my computer? bug #109365 (unless harrisony is doing it)08:40
ubotuMalone bug 109365 in soundconverter "soundconverter replaces spaces with %20's when set to output to the same location as input file" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10936508:40
Burgworkbloody acronyms08:40
LaserJock:-)08:41
bddebianBurgwork: :-)08:41
harrisonyDemon012: ill try poke at it'08:41
Demon012ok cool ty harrisony08:41
Burgworki;m going to nmu your sru until the uvf come out your ears!08:41
LaserJockBurgwork: well, just make sure to file your SRU ASAP or it'll be DOA. For sure do it before UVF or it'll be MIA. ;-)08:42
Demon012rofl these abbriviations are too much for me atm (haven't a clue about 98% of them)08:42
Demon012lol LaserJock08:42
harrisonyDemon012: gah, cant do now..ill do it when  get home, stupid computer wont be nice08:43
Demon012? what's your computer doing =S08:43
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LaserJockBurgwork: and it better not FTFBS ;-)08:44
harrisonyDemon012 wait its workin\08:45
Demon012ok cool08:45
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Demon012btw when testing this bug make sure you don't click the delete source file check box in the preferences08:46
Demon012I did the other day when I found it and deleted the folder with some of my music in it08:46
Demon012the output folder that is08:46
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ScottKHurray! The man is here to fix my air conditioning...08:48
Demon012=)08:48
harrisonyDemon012: not doing it here08:49
Demon012mmm maybe it is fat32's fault then 08:50
Demon012gonna do some more testing on it then08:50
Demon012ty harrisony08:52
Demon012argh ok its not fat3208:54
Demon012mmm think I better go look at the debugging how to's to see if I can resolve this by myself then08:55
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Demon012hi doko_08:57
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Demon012hi xxxxx108:57
xxxxx1hi08:58
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xxxxx1can someone review my updated tpm-tools on revu?09:02
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gpocentekLaserJock: tell me if you sucessfully import thunderbird 1.5 settings, mails, ...09:10
gpocentekit didn't work for me09:11
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deephi All09:14
ivoksdeep: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu :)09:14
ivokshttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributeToUbuntu#head-04a0b0f238d699cf8e8e00b1928113ae08cb881309:15
ivoksthis part09:15
LaserJockgpocentek: seems to work fine in OS X :-)09:15
deepivoks, I ll check09:15
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statikhi there motus09:21
somerville32hiya09:21
statikthere is a bug which is irritating me, so I thought I might take a stab at helping fix it09:21
statikhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/subversion/+bug/9184809:21
ubotuMalone bug 91848 in subversion "segfault when importing libsvn.wc in python 2.4 on feisty/amd64" [Medium,Confirmed]  09:21
statikstill quite newbie to packaging09:21
statikI think what I want to do is try backing out various patches from the ubuntu version of this package to find which one causes the crash. 09:22
statikanyone feel like holding my hand through the best way to do this?09:22
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statikso far I have done 'apt-get build-dep python-subversion', and 'apt-get source -b python-subversion'. The second step got me the source but failed to build09:23
ScottKstatik: How did you try to build it?09:24
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ScottKDid you install build-essential?09:24
statikScottK: yes, I've got build-essential. I tried 'apt-get source -b python-subversion', and the build phase failed with dh_testroot saying I needed to use fakeroot09:25
statikScottK: I ran apt-get build-dep python-subversion first09:26
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ScottKOK.  That doesn't get build-essential.  That's why I asked.  It's assumed.09:26
statikgotcha09:26
ScottK!pbuilder09:27
ubotupbuilder is a system to easily build packages in a clean chroot environment. To get started with PBuilder, see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto09:27
ScottKstatik: I'd look into pbuilder to make sure you are building in a clean environment.09:27
statikScottL: I'll set one of those up now09:27
statikScottK: I'll set one of those up now09:27
statikalso I will type more carefully09:27
ScottKK09:27
psusiis anyone familliar with imake?  I'm trying to build the dapper version of tightvncserver on edgy to see if going back to the dapper version fixes a regression from the upgrade, but the build fails09:28
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psusisays Imakefile.c: error: Imake.tmpl: No such file or directory09:29
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xxxxx1trousers updated.09:32
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ScottKpsusi: No imake in Feisty: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/imake09:43
psusihuh?  it's being used by the tightvnc package09:45
ScottKMaybe the package name is different now.09:46
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ScottKpsusi: Is it being used by the Feisty version?09:47
psusiyea09:47
ajmitchmorning09:50
bddebianHeya ajmitch09:50
ajmitchpoor poor siretart 09:50
psusiboy this is weird09:50
psusithe tightvnc source package from dapper fails to build under pbuilder on feisty... yet builds outside of pbuilder09:51
psusierr, sorry... on edgy09:51
psusiseems that imake is provided in the xutils-dev package09:53
psusiand tightvnc doesn't list that as a buid-dep... instead it lists xutils twice... I thik one of those was supposed to be -dev09:53
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ScottKpsusi: Try to change that in your local source and then see if pbuilder will build it.09:54
psusiit also says it build-depends on lynx, and it builds fine without it09:59
psusithat's just weird09:59
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psusinope, still fails to build under pbuilder after fixing the xutils-dev10:00
ScottKpsusi: Same error?10:01
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psusiyea10:01
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ScottKpsusi: According to Launchpad it's to be found somewhere in xorg https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+search?text=Imakefile.c10:07
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sacaterhmm, ive noticed people are treating ubunty as guarenteed software10:24
soothsayIf I want to replace an existing package with my own patched version, what steps should I follow?10:24
sacatersoothsay: talk to an motu ;D10:25
shawarmasoothsay: Just install it?10:26
soothsayshawarma: And how does apt handle upgrades? Does it mask the package?10:27
shawarmasoothsay: Depends on how you versioned it.10:27
shawarmasoothsay: You can choose to keep it up-to-date and put your own suffix on the package version or you can just put your version on hold (echo packagename hold | sudo dpkg --set-selections).10:28
soothsayshawarma: Presumably I don't want to automatically upgrade said package (without applying the patches). What should I do?10:28
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shawarmasoothsay: Put it on hold.10:28
soothsayshawarma: Is that an appropriate long term solution?10:29
shawarmasoothsay: No.10:29
shawarmasoothsay: The appropriate long term solution is to get your patch into the package.10:29
shawarmasoothsay: What's it about?10:29
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soothsayshawarma: Nothing particular. I use several patches to some packages that are not useful upstream.  In gentoo I can handle this with an overlay and package masking. I thought there were similar mechanism in dpkg.10:31
shawarmasoothsay: Not really. that sort of thing doesn't fit all that well into the binary package way of doing things.10:32
shawarmasoothsay: Do you have an example of one of your patches?10:32
sacaterSIGH, quick question on my dads behalf (wind*** user), would opening up SIP ports on the router present a risk to internet banking?10:33
shawarmasoothsay: I'm just curious what is so important that you want to go through the trouble, but not important enough to be shared. :-)10:33
sacaterhe keeps them locked from paronoid fear10:33
shawarmasacater: Depends.10:33
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shawarmasacater: What is he using for SIP?10:33
ajmitchhi shawarma 10:33
shawarmasacater: An ata?10:33
shawarmaajmitch: Ahoy there.10:33
sacatershawarma: no no, im using a sip client, he just wont unblock those FUDGING ports10:34
shawarmasacater: Software on his Windows machine?10:34
sacateri can call out10:34
sacaterbut people cant call me10:34
shawarmasacater: Ah, it's for *you*? 10:34
sacatermoi10:34
shawarmasacater: So the ports will be forwarded to *your* machine, not his?10:34
sacaterin theory yes10:34
shawarmasacater: :-) but?10:34
sacaterhes worried that hackers will come in on those ports and f*** things up on his precious wind***10:35
sacaterand is pi**** me off10:35
shawarmasacater: The ports will be forwarded to your machine?10:35
shawarmasacater: Not his?10:35
soothsayshawarma: It seems that the 'binary' package way of doing things would at least provide *some* mechanism for managing modified source packages (different compile options, patches, ... etc)10:35
sacatershould be10:35
shawarmasacater: Then there's no problem.10:35
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shawarmasacater: If you just configure the router to forward the connections to your machine, there's no problem.10:36
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soothsayshawarma: Have you tried stun10:37
shawarmasoothsay: Yes.10:37
ajmitchScottK: wise choice10:37
shawarmasoothsay: Well, since "we" (Ubuntu) compile all the packages before they even reach the user's computer, it's kind of hard for the user to change any compile flags.10:38
sacatershawarma: im back, he says there is, once hackers get into the router, they can try for my machine or his10:39
sacater:o10:39
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soothsayshawarma: What about source packages?10:40
shawarmasacater: Well, the point is that they won't get any more "into the router" than they do already. What he'd be enabling is just forwarding for certain things to your machine. If the router is hackable, it's going to be so independently of those port forwardings.10:40
shawarmasoothsay: What about them?10:40
shawarmasacater: Not sure you should tell him that, though.10:41
soothsayshawarma: Those aren't compiled before hand10:41
shawarmasacater: He sounds like the kind of guy who would suffer an aneurism if he realised that.10:41
shawarmasoothsay: Right. Also, they're not automatically updated.10:41
shawarmasoothsay: You are of course free to disable all the deb lines from your sources.list and fetch sources instead an compile them.10:42
shawarmasoothsay: You're just going to be missing out on all the automatic update goodness.10:42
dabaRsacater: find some writing that explains what you guys are talking about, how forwarding ports to one machine does not jeopardize the other machines, and have your dad read it, and change his mind10:42
soothsayshawarma: Aha. So downloading the source package, building and installing the deb will install the package (and registered with dpkg) and not automatically update (for that single package)?10:44
shawarmasoothsay: to be perfectly honest: If your patches are really so esoteric that noone else could benifit from them, it seems like your attacking your problem in the wrong way.10:44
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shawarmasoothsay: Yes.10:44
shawarmasoothsay: Er... No.10:44
shawarmasoothsay: Heh..10:44
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soothsayshawarma: ?10:44
shawarmasoothsay: If you still have the binary archives in your sources.list and a new version turns up, apt-get will install it on your first upgrade.10:45
shawarmasoothsay: If you remove the binary repositories from your sources.list, nothing is going to be automagically updated.10:45
soothsayshawarma: Is that like shooting a fly with a cannon?10:45
soothsays/shooting/killing10:46
shawarmasoothsay: More like trying to screw in a screw with a hammer.10:46
shawarmasoothsay: It works, but it's just not right.10:46
bddebianIsn't that how you are supposed to screw in screws?10:46
shawarmabddebian: If all you got is a hammer..10:46
siretartajmitch: poor me?10:46
ajmitchsiretart: you get to share a room with me at UDS for a week10:47
bddebianheh, theres a delayed response :)10:47
ScottKScrewing in screws with a hammer works better than screwing in a lightbulb with a hammer.10:47
siretartajmitch: w00t! :)10:47
bddebianHeya siretart10:47
bddebianScottK: Good point10:47
shawarmaScottK: Or screwing in screwdrivers with a lightbulb..10:47
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bddebianhehe10:47
LaserJocklol10:47
sacaterdabaR: shawarma: easier said than done, he has read to many web reviews10:48
sacaterblame us innocent hackers :o10:48
sacaterhe emailed his mate at BT about it10:48
siretartajmitch: probably we'll visit many BoFs together, so sharing one room seems a good idea to me! cool! :)10:48
ajmitchsiretart: yeah, what time do you arrive in seville?10:49
sacaterprobably get a co-operate 'use our blah-blah' response10:49
sacatercorperate*10:49
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shawarmacorporate, actually. :-)10:49
shawarmaNot that it matters.10:50
siretartajmitch: May 6, 1640 arrives the plane on sevilla10:50
siretartmay 5, that is10:50
ajmitchsiretart: may 6? I thought it should be the 5th?10:50
siretartmistyped10:51
siretartssh is quite laggy here10:51
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ajmitchok :)10:51
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shawarmasiretart, ajmitch: We should exchange phone number so that we can hook up saturday night. I arrive at around 2100, I think.10:51
siretartwow, that's late10:51
ajmitchyeah10:51
ajmitchso I'll be getting in & sleeping10:51
shawarmaBoring.10:52
shawarma:-p10:52
ajmitchshawarma: long flight10:52
siretartajmitch: and I'd expect you to be quite jetlagged. what time is it for you right now?10:52
shawarmaIt's not like you've been doing much for the last 30 hours.10:52
ajmitch8:52am10:52
shawarmaThat's mad.10:52
ajmitchon tuesday10:52
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shawarma*THAT'S* mad.10:53
ajmitchshawarma: you're right, I'll just be sitting down most of the 30 hours :)10:53
ajmitchbddebian: sorry, I'm not flying via the US10:53
bddebianbastage10:53
shawarmaIt's weird. I consider myself a pretty smart person, but that I can sit here and chat with people who are already at Tuesday just fucks with my head.10:54
bddebianheh10:54
siretartajmitch: wow. so you're just getting up at the time you'll arrive10:54
ajmitchshawarma: I'm used to everyone being behind10:55
ajmitchsiretart: oh I can adjust my sleep schedule to match, that's ok ;)10:55
shawarmaajmitch: I'm just glad I'm not where you are. If I were in Kiwiland and I talked to someone in L.A. or similar $TZ, my head would blow up. 10:56
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shawarmaajmitch: How can they always be at yesterday?10:56
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ajmitchquite simple, really10:56
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shawarmaajmitch: No way, man. The date line creeps me out.10:57
shawarmaThe date line at 180 degrees longitude, of course. Not the kind of date line you call when you're lonely.10:58
LaserJockwahooo!11:03
shawarmaTotally!11:03
LaserJockmy sparc is delievered11:03
shawarma<o/11:03
shawarmaEr..11:03
shawarma\o/ !11:03
siretartLaserJock: so sparky is not good enough?11:03
siretartjk ;)11:03
bddebianDamn, LaserJock gets a Sparc and I lot my Feisty laptop :'-(11:04
bddebianGrr s/lot/lost/11:04
geserbddebian: what happened?11:05
ajmitchbddebian: lost?11:05
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LaserJocksiretart: well, my own personal sparking is a bit more fun11:06
bddebianHad to take it back to the office.  We've had a freakin' rash of stolen and broken laptops at work so I had to give my second one up :-(11:06
ajmitchaw11:06
siretartLaserJock: I can imagine :)11:07
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geserbddebian: so a co-worker uses now your feisty installation?11:16
bddebiangeser: No, even worse, it was re-imaged with Windows XP :)11:17
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tsmithebddebian, whyy?!!!!11:27
tsmitheyou should not let this happen :P11:27
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tsmithe:P11:28
tsmitheajmitch, surely you can minimise the noise with lm-sensors and fancontrol?11:28
ajmitchonly if you have a really quiet box anyway11:29
tsmithewell, my only noise on normal load now comes from the cpu :)11:29
tsmithes/cpu/psu/11:29
ajmitchif you're willing to run hot, sure11:30
bddebiantsmithe: Because that's what pays my bills11:30
ajmitchbut if you have several hard drives in a system, it pushes the heat & noise level up a little11:31
tsmithebddebian, poor guy :)11:31
tsmitheyep. but it's not gonna get above 50 degrees C without a fan on11:31
tsmitheso it generally stays below that11:32
ajmitchand when you get several running at once, it starts to add up11:33
tsmithehmm yea11:34
tsmitheah well, i'm off to bed11:34
tsmithenight all :011:34
tsmithe*:)11:34
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bddebianLater gang11:56

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