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TheMusoHey pochu.12:14
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geserHi TheMuso12:16
TheMusoHeya geser.12:16
Hobbseehiya12:18
TheMusoHeya Hobbsee.12:20
TheMusoYou're up late, although thats nothing new.12:20
Hobbseeheh12:20
Hobbseegoing to bed soonish12:20
beunoHobbsee: how's UDS going?12:22
Hobbseebeuno: good :D12:22
Hobbseeit's fun :)12:22
beunoI just saw a video with Jono's music in the background, seems like fun  :D12:23
Hobbseehehe12:23
Hobbseeyeah, that's a cool video :)12:23
TheMusoI hear that the power is still up and down like a yoyo.12:27
TheMusolol at #uds-sevilla12:28
HobbseeTheMuso: at which bit?12:28
Hobbseepower?  no, power's up12:28
Hobbseelots of people are having trouble with the above-basement wifi, though12:29
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TheMusoright12:29
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wolfeonman. can't breath in #ubuntu.. too many users.12:33
pochuheh :)12:34
wolfeonoh oh12:34
wolfeonI need to remember to report the python-fam bug, heh12:34
wolfeonstupid module is so outdated they still use the old way of deallocating memory which makes python segfault12:35
wolfeon:/12:36
wolfeon*opens launchpad and sends patches*12:36
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leonelhello  motus ...   12:37
leonelto add a patch to a deb12:37
Hobbseehiya leonel 12:37
leonelunpack the package.orig.tar.gz12:38
Hobbseeyou add a patch to the source, not a patch to the deb.12:38
leonelapply the diff12:38
leonelthen apply my patch12:38
leoneland then  get the new  diff ??12:38
leonelso I can rebuild the .deb ?12:38
leonelI mean   I  have the   orig.tar.gz   the  diff.gz and  the  dsc12:39
micahcowanleonel, you almost never patch the original source directly: instead, you use a patch system, such as dpatch or quilt, and place your patch in debian/patches (or similar). When you've verified that that works as expected, then you build a new source package, and use debdiff.12:39
leoneloooo12:39
leonelmicahcowan:  thanks ..12:40
micahcowanUnfortunately, that's fairly complex. :/  ...but there are very good reasons why it is done that way.12:40
leonelmicahcowan: ok  thanks12:40
leonelit's for squrrelmail12:41
leonelI've downloaded  the   orig.tar.gz  dsc  and diff12:41
leonelhttp://www.squirrelmail.org/patches/1.4.10-security/  there's the patch  for   1.4.9a that is  in feisty12:42
leonelI want to backport it  to   Dapper12:42
leoneli've already done the .deb on dapper12:42
leonelnow I need to apply that patch12:43
leonellet's see  dpatch ..12:43
leonelthanks12:43
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micahcowanleonel, if you have questions or need help, I'd be happy to help via email (I don't know that I'd have a block of time to help interactively), at micah@cowan.name. Note that I am not a MOTU, but only a hopeful, currently.12:46
leonelmicahcowan:  thank  you very much 12:46
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ScottKleonel: If you get the patch packaged correctly, keescook could publish it in dapper-security, then everyone would benifit.12:56
leonelScottK: let's do it ... 12:56
ScottKleonel: First step is get the source package and see if the patch applies.  Have you packaged stuff before?12:57
leonelI have rebuilded the package from feisty on dapper12:57
ScottKOK12:58
leoneland now  the patch is what stoped me12:58
ScottKOK.  What version of squirrelmail are you trying to patch?12:58
leonel1.4.9a from  feisty12:58
ScottKOK12:59
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ScottKBut you want to run it on Dapper?12:59
leoneland apply this http://www.squirrelmail.org/patches/1.4.10-security/ 12:59
ScottKAhh12:59
leonelScottK: on dapper and Festy  but  edgy could  do ..01:00
ScottKOK.01:00
ScottKLet's do Feisty first then.01:01
leonelok01:01
ScottKHave you made a pbuilder before?01:01
ScottKYou are going to need them before we are done, and they take a while to build.01:02
leonelnop  just   get the sources  and  rebuildem01:02
ScottKOK01:02
ScottKIt's better to build in a pbuilder because then you know you always have a clean build environment.  If you don't mind, let's start with that.01:02
leonelok01:03
leonelpbuilder  installed 01:04
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ScottKGo here http://revu.tauware.de/~laserjock/ and get the script called pbuilder-feisty.  Put it somewhere convenient.  By default data will be storted in ~/pbuilder.  Run the script sh pbuilder-feisty create.01:04
ScottKNote for later, you can copy that script and rename it pbuilder-dapper and pbuilder-edgy to make pbuilders for those distros.01:05
ScottKIt's going to run for a while.01:05
ScottKLet me know after you get it started.01:05
leonelis running01:06
ScottKOK01:07
ScottKYou have the source package for Feisty?01:07
leonelsource  from upstream ?01:07
ScottKNo, 01:07
ScottKMake a new directory and then apt-get source squirrelmail if you are running Feisty.01:08
leonelok01:08
leoneldone with the source 01:08
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ScottKNow I looked at the source package and it does not appear to have a patching system installed.  Your patch is 408 lines.  This just got complex.01:10
ScottKTheMuso: I agree.01:10
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ScottKTheMuso: Would you have a moment to take a look a leonel's squirrelmail problem.01:11
leonelsquirrelmail  today released a new version   security fixes only01:11
TheMusoScottK: Whats the problem?01:11
ScottKHe's got a 408 line security patch, no patching system in the source package, and it's a package that uses debhelper, so it's non-trivial to add dpatch.01:11
leoneland  I'd like  to have  those fixes on squirrelmail01:12
leonelthis is the  patch  for  1.4.9a that is on  feisty  http://www.squirrelmail.org/patches/1.4.10-security/ 01:12
ScottKThe wiki says adding dpatch is in the don't bother it's to hard catagory, but I don't see doing a 408 line change without it.01:12
TheMusoScottK: Same.01:12
TheMusoScottK: Let me add the pbuilder script to ubuntu-dev-tools, and I will be right with you.01:13
micahcowanScottK, !  ...what do they propose as an alternative?01:13
ScottKTheMuso: Thanks.  I am going to have to go cook dinner in moment.01:13
ScottKmicahcowan: What do you mean?01:13
ScottKSquirrellmail just released a new version.  Not there problem how to package the in service version.01:13
ScottKthere/their01:13
micahcowanScottK, I mean, if not dpatch, then what?  ...it doesn't seem to me to be any more difficult to roll patches with than, say, quilt, and the only thing easier than that would seem to be... directly editing the sources.01:14
ScottKmicahcowan: The problem is that dpatch integration into debian/rules when it's not there at all is non-trivial.01:14
ScottKmicahcowan: If you are a motu-hopeful, it would be a good learning experience.01:14
micahcowanAh. Okay, that I could understand. Haven't yet had to do it: I'm mostly patching debs that already have some system or other in place, or else rolling new ones (one) that don't have patches yet. :)01:16
ScottKmicahcowan: If you look at the current pysol package and diff it with the previous Gutsy version, you can see what's invovled.01:16
micahcowanBTW, aren't you also a "hopeful"? :)01:16
ScottKYes, but I've done it once and I have to go cook dinner.01:17
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micahcowan:)  enjoy01:17
leonelthank  ScottK01:17
TheMusoScottK: Sure.01:17
TheMusoWhere did you get up to?01:17
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ScottKWe got up to he's building his Feisty pbuilder, has the upstream patch and so we need to add dpatch to the source package.01:18
TheMusoRight.01:18
TheMusoJust fetching the source now to look for myself.01:18
ScottKGreat.  It's a security update, so I feel it's urgent.  I feel badly I can't stay.01:18
TheMusoI am not sure where to go once we have the package ready however.01:18
TheMusoI've not done security before01:19
TheMusoI know kees does it however.01:19
ScottKleonel: Do you have information on the impact of the security issue?01:19
leonelTheMuso:  having hte package  is a Great advance01:19
TheMusoScottK: I know.01:19
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ScottKTheMuso: What I would do is let leonel gather impact information, ping keescook once you know.  All that changes in the end is does it got to feisty-proposed or feisty-security and the version number01:20
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ScottK-security is really easy.  You make the package and then keescook parts the waters and it's published.01:21
ScottKGotta run.01:21
TheMusook01:22
ScottKPlan B would 'encourage' micahcowan to do it and give him advice along the way.01:23
TheMusoRight.01:23
leonelScottK: http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-09  01:23
leonelTheMuso: http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-09  this is the  advisory 01:24
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TheMusoleonel: Just had a glance at it.01:24
micahcowanScottK, I'm not opposed to that :)  ...however, I wouldn't have time to do an actual walkthrough right now... via email or something could work. :)01:25
TheMusoleonel: So this is for dapper, correct?01:25
leonelthat's for dapper edgy and  feisty01:25
TheMusoOk.01:26
TheMusoleonel: SO do you have your pbuilder set up yet?01:28
TheMusoleonel: Make sure you have universe enabled for it.01:28
leoneljust finish01:28
TheMusoOk.01:28
leonelit's01:28
TheMusoOk. Have you downloaded the source package for Ubuntu?01:29
leonelTheMuso: yes01:31
TheMusoleonel: Ok. We need to do a couple of things to be able to apply the patch to the source.01:31
leonelok01:32
TheMusoleonel: Ok. Go into the top directory of the source package. By this I mean the squirrelmail directory.01:32
TheMusoleonel: Before we go much further, do you have dpatch installed? If not, install it.01:33
leonelyes01:33
TheMusoOk.01:33
TheMusoThe first thing we need to do is set up the patch system. So open debian/rules in an editor, and find the second occurrance of build-stamp01:34
TheMusoIt has a : after it.01:35
leonelfound it01:35
TheMusoOk after build-stamp: you need to add patch-stamp01:35
leonelbefore   clean:  01:36
leonel?01:36
TheMusoNo, on the same line as build-stamp:01:36
TheMusoSO it would look like this01:36
TheMusobuild-stamp: patch-stamp01:36
leoneldone01:36
TheMusoOk. I just missed something we also need to do. Below the line #export DH_VERBOSE=1, add the following: include /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make01:37
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leoneldone01:38
TheMusoI suggest putting a blank line between DH_VERBOSE and the include line, and a blank line under the include01:38
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leoneldone01:38
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TheMusoOk. Now after clean: you add unpatch. So it would look like01:38
TheMusoclean: unpatch01:38
leoneldone01:38
TheMusoOk. Now we need to create the patch.01:40
TheMusoExit the editor, and return to the prompt.01:40
leoneldone01:40
TheMusoMake sure you are in the squirrelmail directory, i.e with debian/ as a subidrectory, and run the following command:01:40
TheMusodpatch-edit-patch 01_name-of-patch <-- Where name-of-patch is a short name for what the patch does.01:40
leonelso in  squirrelmail-1.4.9a   do that ?01:41
TheMusoWe number patches, so that if one patch depends on another, we know what order they need applying.01:41
TheMusoYes.01:41
leonelso this is the  first patch  is  0101:41
TheMusoYes.01:41
leonelI rename the  patch to that name ?01:42
leoneland put it  in   squirrelmail-1.4.9a ?01:42
TheMusoNo.01:42
TheMusoWhats the name of the patch?01:42
leonel1.4.9a.patch01:42
leonelits on ~/Desktop01:42
TheMusoOk. It may be worth naming it something better, like html-security-fix for example.01:43
TheMusoSo you would run dpatch-edit-patch 01_html-security-fix01:43
leoneland the patch where i put it ?01:43
TheMusoOnce you have run that comand, apply the patch against the sources.01:44
TheMusoSo patch -p1 -i whatever.patch01:44
leonelok01:44
TheMusomake sure to run dpatch-edit-patch first01:44
TheMusoas explained above01:44
leonelfakeroot dpatch ?01:44
TheMusoNo.01:45
leonelok01:45
TheMusoThat probably gets run by dpatch-edit-patch01:45
leonelhaven't installed fakeroot 01:45
leonelinstalling it01:45
leonelok01:45
leonelexit 23001:45
TheMusoright01:45
TheMusoAs you can see, it says edit the files as you need to.01:46
TheMusoYou will also notice that you are in a /tmp directory.01:46
TheMusoSOmething like /tmp/dpep-work.Kz6879/squirrelmail-1.4.9a01:46
leonelok01:46
leonelyes01:46
TheMusoNow you apply the patch against the sources as you would normally. So patch -p1 -i whatever.patch01:47
leoneldone01:47
leonelpatching file functions/mime.php01:47
leonelpatching file src/compose.php01:47
leonelpatching file src/view_text.php01:47
TheMusoNow exit as explained above.01:47
leonelok01:47
leoneljust type exit ?01:48
TheMusoNow if you look in debian/aptches, you will notice the patch file01:48
TheMusoexit 23001:48
leoneltype exit 230 ?01:48
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TheMusoyes01:48
leonel Error: Shell exited with an exit value of 230, aborting01:48
TheMusoAh sorry, thats to abort.,01:48
TheMusoOk lets try again.01:49
TheMusoRerun dpatch-edit-patch01:49
leonelok01:49
TheMusoYou can use your up arrow to get to it quickly again if you don't want to type it all out01:49
leoneldone01:49
leoneljust exit ?01:49
leonelpermission denied01:49
leonelgo with sudo ?01:49
TheMusohang on01:50
leonelok01:50
TheMusohow did you get permission denied01:50
leonelrunned  dpatch  as my user01:50
leonelnow 01:50
leonelsudo  dpatch 01:50
TheMusonow01:50
TheMusono01:50
leoneland  finshed with 01:50
leoneldpatch-edit-patch: /home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches/01_html-security-fix.dpatch created.01:50
TheMusoDid you apply the patch against the sources after running dpatch-edit-patch?01:51
leonelin the shell 01:51
leonelroot@ubuntu:/tmp/dpep-work.B11409/squirrelmail-1.4.9a# patch -p1 -i /home/leonel/Desktop/html-security-fix 01:51
leonelpatching file functions/mime.php01:51
leonelpatching file src/compose.php01:51
leonelpatching file src/view_text.php01:51
leonelroot@ubuntu:/tmp/dpep-work.B11409/squirrelmail-1.4.9a# exit01:51
leonelexit01:51
leoneldpatch-edit-patch: * Creating new patch /home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches/01_html-security-fix.dpatch01:51
leoneldpatch-edit-patch: Warning: debian/patches/00template not exist, using hardcoded default.01:51
leoneldpatch-edit-patch: /home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches/01_html-security-fix.dpatch created.01:51
leonelthat was with 01:51
leonel sudo dpatch-edit-patch 01_html-security-fix01:52
leonel01:52
leonelI need to do a phone call urgent 01:52
TheMusodpatch-edit-patch does not get run with sudo01:52
leonelgive me 10 minutes01:52
TheMusoSure.01:52
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TheMusognomefreak: You don't.01:52
gnomefreakbut its been a month or so01:52
TheMusoHow he got permission denied, I don't know.01:52
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gnomefreakhe wasnt in /temp01:52
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gnomefreakhes also using full path01:53
TheMuso /tmp is used as a temporary placeholder for when one is creating patches with dpatch-edit-patch01:53
gnomefreakright01:53
TheMusoOnce you exit, it returns you to where you are01:53
TheMusos/are/were before running dpatch-edit-patch/01:53
gnomefreakso when he runs dpatch-edit-patch <patch> he should be in /tmp/01:54
gnomefreakafter he runs it01:54
TheMuso/tmp/whatever/squirrelmail-version yes01:54
TheMusoYou make your modifications, and when you exit, a patch file is created, and you should be back to where you had the source originally.01:54
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gnomefreakshouldnt this drop him into /tmp/? 01:54
gnomefreakdpatch-edit-patch: 01:54
gnomefreak/home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches/01_html-security-fix.dpatch01:54
TheMusoPatching systems like this aren't easy to explain.01:54
TheMusoThat was created after he exited.01:55
gnomefreakoh01:55
TheMusoDpatch is not easy to explain.01:55
TheMusoBut once you understand how it works, its really handy.01:56
gnomefreakdpatch is handy but i have only used it a few times since mozilla/dpatch wasnt/maybe still not working01:56
TheMusoRight.01:57
gnomefreaki dont mind appling them by hand01:57
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gnomefreakasac_: home pc still down?01:59
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gnomefreakdebian/changelog should only have package(<version>) gutsy urgency=low  right?02:04
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TheMusognomefreak: If its for gutsy, yes.02:04
gnomefreaki shouldnt need to add universe to it right?02:04
TheMusoNo.02:05
TheMusoNowhere do we specify universe in any package metadata.02:05
TheMusoWe don't put universe anywhere in the package.02:05
gnomefreakgusty shouldnt need to be in caps right02:05
TheMusogutsy is all lower case02:05
gnomefreakYou've specified an unknown `target distribution' for your upload in02:06
gnomefreakN:   the debian/changelog file.02:06
TheMusoThat can be ignored02:06
TheMusoif its gutsy its fine02:06
gnomefreakerror itself is E: iceape_1.1.1+1-0ubuntu1_source.changes: bad-distribution-in-changes-file gutsy02:06
crimsunthat's fine.02:07
gnomefreakthan it lists the N stuff02:07
gnomefreakif that is fine why are people telling me to change it02:07
gnomefreakbefore they revu it02:07
gnomefreak:(02:07
crimsunwho's telling what?02:08
gnomefreaki cant view the changes file atm im on different patition and i dont have access on revu02:08
gnomefreakcrimsun: a few guys (cant remember who) 3 days ago told me to fix that error before it can be reviewed02:09
gnomefreakcrimsun: here is the source http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=506402:09
leonelTheMuso:  I'm back  sorry  02:10
TheMusoleonel: Ok thats fine.02:10
TheMusoleonel: What directory are you currently in?02:10
leonel/home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a02:11
TheMusoOk.02:11
TheMusoLets start with the patching again. rm -rf debian/patches and we will do dpatch-edit-patch again.02:11
TheMusoBecause sudo shouldn't be used with it.02:11
leonelok02:12
leonelrm -rf debian/patches02:12
leonelPLOP wrong window :-P02:12
TheMusoyes02:12
leonelall the debian dir  go away ?02:13
TheMusoNo.02:13
TheMusorm -rf debian/patches02:13
TheMusoOnly the aptches dir will be removed02:13
leonelpermission denied02:13
leonelsudo ?02:13
TheMusoYes.02:13
leoneldone02:13
TheMusoOk.02:13
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TheMusoSo run dpatch-edit-patch 01_name-of-patch again02:13
TheMusoWhatever you called the patch.02:14
leonelwithout sudo ?02:14
TheMusoYes.02:14
leonelshell02:14
leonelnow patch ?02:14
TheMusoApply the patch02:14
leoneldone02:14
leonelexit ?02:14
TheMusoOk and just type exit02:14
leonelmkdir: cannot create directory `/home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches': Permission denied02:15
TheMusoOk thats weird.02:15
TheMusoHow did you unpack the source package originally?02:15
leonelsudo apt-get source squirrelmail02:15
TheMusoah!!02:15
leonelremove all an  redo it ?02:15
TheMusoYou don02:15
TheMusoYou don't run apt-get source with sudo.02:16
leonellearned ..02:16
TheMusoBefore you remove it, copy debian/rules to somewhere else02:16
jmgyou can02:16
leonelok02:16
TheMusojmg: If you want to do everything as root, sure.02:16
leonelcopied 02:16
leonelremoved02:16
TheMusoleonel: Fetch the source again without using sudo.02:16
jmgleonel: chown -R name sq02:17
jmgsudo chown02:17
leoneldownloaded02:17
TheMusoleonel: Is it unpacked?02:17
leonelyes02:17
TheMusoOk. COpy the rules file you backed up into the debian dir.02:18
leonelreplace rules ?02:18
TheMusoYes.02:18
leoneldone02:18
leoneldpatch ?02:18
TheMusoOk. Check that the rules file still has the patch modifications we made earlier.02:18
leonelinclude /usr/share/dpatch/dpatch.make02:18
leonel build-stamp: patch-stamp02:19
TheMusoSo its there? Great.02:19
leonelclean: unpath02:19
leonelok02:19
TheMusothat should be clean: unpatch02:19
leonelyes it is  02:19
TheMusoOk good.02:19
leonelwas a typo here02:19
TheMusoJust checkig.02:19
TheMusochecking02:19
TheMusoOk. now run dpatch-edit-patch as before.02:19
leonelbetter be safe :)02:20
leonelpatch-edit-patch: /home/leonel/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches/01_html-security-fix.dpatch created.02:20
leoneldone 02:20
TheMusoleonel: You applied the patch to the source after dpatch-edit-patch?02:20
leonelyes02:20
TheMusoGreat!02:21
leonelleonel@ubuntu:/tmp/dpep-work.p12582/squirrelmail-1.4.9a$ patch -p1 -i /home/leonel/Desktop/html-security-fix 02:21
leonelpatching file functions/mime.php02:21
leonelpatching file src/compose.php02:21
leonelpatching file src/view_text.php02:21
leonelleonel@ubuntu:/tmp/dpep-work.p12582/squirrelmail-1.4.9a$ exit02:21
TheMusoGOod.02:21
TheMusoNow, open up debian/control in an editor.02:21
leonelok02:21
TheMusoFind the line starting with Build-Depends: At the end of that line, you need put the following:02:22
TheMuso, dpatch02:22
TheMusoSo a , straight after the ).02:22
leonelBuild-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), dpatch02:22
TheMusoThe whole line should look like this:02:22
TheMusoBuild-Depends: debhelper (>= 5), dpatch02:22
leonelok02:23
TheMusoYes.02:23
TheMusoSave the file and exit.02:23
leoneldone02:23
TheMusoNow we need to tell dpatch about the patch. Go into the debian/patches directory.02:23
leoneldone02:24
TheMusoYou will see the patch file there that we created. Simply echo the file name into a file called 00list, like this.02:24
TheMusoecho 01_patch-filename.dpatch > 00list02:24
leonelthat  on   debian/patches ?02:25
TheMusoYes.02:25
leonelleonel@ubuntu:~/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches$ ls -l02:25
leoneltotal 2802:25
leonel-rw-r--r-- 1 leonel leonel    28 2007-05-09 18:25 00list02:25
leonel-rwxr-xr-x 1 leonel leonel 21023 2007-05-09 18:20 01_html-security-fix.dpatch02:25
leonelleonel@ubuntu:~/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches$ 02:25
leonelok02:25
leonelleonel@ubuntu:~/sq/squirrelmail-1.4.9a/debian/patches$ cat 00list 02:25
leonel01_html-security-fix.dpatch02:25
TheMusoGreat.02:26
TheMusocrimsun: Where do we stand regarding people preparing security packages, changelogs, and letting Kees know?02:26
TheMusocrimsun: I haven't dealt with security yet, so am unsure.02:26
crimsunwe do need to test the new-spun source packages alongside02:27
crimsunotherwise, community contributions are always welcome02:27
TheMusoRight. So should we create a changelog entry at this point, and if so, what target?02:27
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crimsunok, for feisty-security02:28
TheMusoRight.02:28
crimsun2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.102:28
TheMusoleonel: Ok, return to the top directory of the source package.02:28
gnomefreakjdong: you still around?02:28
TheMusocrimsun: Thanks.02:28
crimsunnp02:29
leonelTheMuso: done 02:29
leonelon squirrelmail-1.4.9a02:29
TheMusoOk. Do you have devscripts installed?02:29
TheMusoRight.02:29
leonelinstalling02:29
TheMusoOk02:29
leonelinstalled 02:30
TheMusoOk. run the following command: dch -i02:30
TheMusoTHis will create a new changelog entry, and place you in an editor so you can edit the file.02:30
leonelwow02:30
TheMusoleonel: On the top line, change the version to 2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.102:30
TheMusoand change feisty to feisty-security02:31
leonelhas : 02:31
leonelsquirrelmail (2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu1) feisty; urgency=low02:31
leonelchange to  0.1 ??02:31
TheMusoYeah change to the version I stated above02:31
leonelo feisty security02:31
TheMusoso 2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.102:32
gnomefreakwill it upgrade like that?02:32
TheMusoah sorry, 2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu1.102:32
gnomefreak;)02:32
crimsunhmm?02:32
crimsunsquirrelmail | 2:1.4.9a-1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe Sources02:32
leonelchanged squirrelmail (2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.1) feisty-security; urgency=low02:32
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gnomefreakleonel: change version to 2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu1.102:33
TheMusocrimsun: I am now confused.02:33
crimsunthere's no Ubuntu delta currently in 7.04's source package; it's a direct sync from Debian02:33
crimsungnomefreak: no02:33
crimsunsee above02:33
gnomefreakubuntu0.1 < ubuntu102:33
crimsunfor security, we use dot increments just as in -proposed and -updates02:33
TheMusogah of course02:34
crimsunthe correct procedure is to bump 1 -> 1ubuntu0.102:34
TheMuso2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.1 is still greater than 2:1.4.9a-102:34
TheMusoleonel: I'm still learning here too, so 2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.1 is what you want.02:34
gnomefreakbut he stated the changelog version was 2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu102:34
crimsungnomefreak: that's the default for dch -i02:34
gnomefreakis that current feisty version02:34
TheMusoTHats what dch -i created02:35
gnomefreakoh ok02:35
leonelok  02:35
gnomefreak2:1.4.9a-1 =  version that is in feisty02:35
gnomefreakthan right?02:35
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leonel2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.1  is ?02:35
TheMusoYes.02:35
gnomefreakk02:36
leonelsquirrelmail (2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.1) feisty-security; urgency=low02:36
leonelok02:36
leoneldone02:36
crimsungnomefreak: yep.  On a current feisty box, ``apt-cache madison squirrelmail''02:36
TheMusoNow. You will notice a * on an empty line. You need to explain what has been changed, in this case, the security fix.02:36
gnomefreakim not on feisty atm :(02:36
TheMusoThis is done by creating bullet points of each change.02:37
crimsungnomefreak: cheat and use LP :)  https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/feisty/+source/squirrelmail02:37
TheMusocrimsun: What necessary information is required in a changelog for the security fix? An URL to an explanation02:37
gnomefreak:)02:37
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crimsunTheMuso: pitti mentored me, so to speak: include the files changed, what changed in those files, and include the CVE(s)02:38
TheMusocrimsun: Ok.02:38
TheMusoleonel: Is there a CVE entry for this fix, and do you know what has been changed in the files that get patched?02:38
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leonelTheMuso:  http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0902:39
crimsune.g., * src/asplode.c::ohno() : Use strncpy() instead of strcpy().02:39
crimsun * CVE-somenumber02:39
TheMusoleonel:Does that mention a CVE entry anywhere?02:39
gnomefreak    CVE-2007-126202:40
crimsunI also normally put [SECURITY]  above the first changelog entry02:40
gnomefreakTheMuso: the above i posted02:40
gnomefreakis the cve02:40
leonelthe yes  02:40
gnomefreakhttp://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2007-126202:40
TheMusognomefreak: Just saw it.02:40
leonelit's a 408 lines  patch 02:40
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TheMusoleonel: Ok we need to know what files have been changed, and what was changed in them.02:41
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gnomefreakleonel: how many different files doe sit patch?02:42
gnomefreakdoes02:42
leonelTheMuso: there where 3 files patched02:42
TheMusoleonel: Yes, do you know what was changed in them to fix the issue?02:42
leoneland  the patch is  408 lines long02:42
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leonelin each file  ??02:43
leonelthat's something long02:43
TheMusoI don't know how else to explain whats required.02:43
leonelcan we put  [SECURITY]  put the fixed things  and  add the url for the advisory ?02:44
gnomefreakwe cant use debian/patches: added <nameofpatch> to fix LP bug#xxx?02:44
leonellooking  at the change log02:45
leonelprevious bugfixes  say  02:45
TheMusognomefreak: I think it needs to be done the same as, or mostly similar to what crimsun said above...02:45
leonel * New upstream security release.02:45
leonel    - Additionally tightens HTML filter for IE <= 5 parsing02:45
leonel      absolutely everything and it's hors02:45
gnomefreak408 lines == a little less than 200 fixes give or take maybe less without looking at patch02:46
gnomefreakwait a minute02:46
gnomefreakhttp://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-09  the 5 or so fixes that the patch made02:46
gnomefreak:)02:46
gnomefreakcheat if you can02:46
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gnomefreakThis release contains fixes for the following:02:47
gnomefreak- HTML attachments containing "data:" URLs and so on02:47
gnomefreakmight want to chage it a bit but to get idea of what was change02:47
gnomefreakd02:47
TheMusoleonel: Unfortunately, I have to run. Sorry I am unable to help you any further at this point.02:49
leonelso finishing the change log ?02:49
leoneljust rebuild ?02:49
TheMusoSorry, I really have to go now.02:49
leonelOk02:49
leonelthanks  a lot 02:49
TheMusoNo problem.02:50
crimsunleonel: use [SECURITY]  once before the first changelog item (marked by an asterisk), then include the URL to the announcement in a References section02:51
crimsunleonel: I normally place the vendor URL(s) beneath the CVE(s)02:51
leonelcrimsun:  02:53
leonel  * [SECURITY]  02:53
leonel     - This Release applies the bugfixes for  CVE-2007-126202:53
leonel     - http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0902:53
leonellike that ?02:53
crimsunI would use separate sections02:54
crimsun[SECURITY] 02:54
crimsun* foo blah02:54
crimsunReferences02:54
crimsun* CVE-2007-126202:54
crimsun  http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0902:54
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crimsunthe one.  the only!  bddebian. 03:00
crimsun&freeflying03:00
bddebianHeya gang03:00
bddebianHi crimsun03:00
RAOFmorning crimsun, bddebian :)03:00
crimsunallo RAOF 03:01
bddebianHello RAOF03:01
freeflyingcrimsun: hi03:01
freeflyingbddebian: hi03:01
bddebianHello freeflying03:01
persiah bddebian03:01
bddebianHeya persia03:02
RAOFHello freeflying, persia03:02
bddebianFixed the world yet persia? :-)03:02
freeflyingRAOF: hi03:02
leonelcrimsun: 03:02
leonel03:02
leonel  [SECURITY] 03:02
leonel  * Cross site scripting in HTML filter03:02
leonel  References03:02
leonel  * CVE-2007-126203:02
leonel  http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0903:02
persiabddebian: Nah, someone else handles the gaia package :)03:02
leonel03:02
leonellike that ?03:02
crimsunleonel: Can you glean from the patch(es) what was actually done to fix the XSS?03:05
crimsunleonel: something along the lines of:  "Properly escape user input to fix XSS in HTML filter"03:06
crimsunNew bug: #113717 in blueprint "jesus, if you dont speak ubuntu it will take you down all kinds of blind alleys.  make it easy[..] "03:07
crimsunhehe03:07
leonel  * Cross site scripting in HTML filter03:11
leonel    - HTML attachments containing "data:" URLs;03:11
leonel    - Internet Explorer in various versions accepts many permutations of HTML03:11
leonel    and JavaScript in many charsets. We now properly canonicalize the incoming03:11
leonel    HTML to us-ascii before applying further filters. IE only.03:11
leonel    - Request forgery through images. It was possible to include "images" in03:11
leonel    HTML mails which were in fact GET requests for the compose.php page sending03:11
leonel    mail. These images are now properly detected, and the compose form will only03:11
leonel    send mail through a POST request.03:11
leonel  * References03:11
leonel   CVE-2007-126203:11
leonel   http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0903:11
crimsunwhoa03:11
leonel03:11
leoneljust added  the  advisory descriptions03:11
crimsunno need for that level of detail03:11
crimsuna reader can glean that from navigating to the URL03:12
leonelthat's what I though when just put :03:12
crimsuna simple "Validate input to resolve XSS in HTML filter" will suffice as the description03:12
bddebianHmm, reviews or stare at bugs I probably can't fix...03:13
crimsunboth!03:13
bddebianMaybe just play F.E.A.R. instead.. :-)03:14
persiabddebian: That's the spirit!03:15
leonel03:15
leonel  [SECURITY] 03:15
leonel  * Validate input to resolve XSS in HTML filte03:15
leonel  References03:15
leonel  * CVE-2007-126203:15
leonel  * http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0903:15
leonellike that ?03:15
bddebianpersia: I'm all washed up anyway. :-(03:15
crimsunleonel: with the trailing 'r' in filter appended, but yes.03:16
leoneldone03:17
leonelnow  ?03:17
crimsunleonel: attach the debdiff to the bug03:19
crimsunleonel: then subscribe (don't assign to!) ubuntu-universe-sponsors03:20
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bddebianHeya ScottK03:23
ScottKleonel: Good job sticking with it.03:23
leonelattach to the bug ??03:24
ScottKTheMuso: THanks for all the help you gave leonel.  Sorry again I had to run.03:24
ScottKleonel: The debdiff, yes.03:24
leonelrun debdiff  ?03:24
ScottKleonel: I didn't see in the scrollback where you made a new source package.  Have you done that yet?03:25
ScottKleonel: debdiff eventually.03:25
leonelScottK:  runned  dpatch-edit-patch03:25
ScottKOK03:25
leoneladded the patch to the source03:25
ScottKOne more step.03:25
leoneldone the patchlist03:26
ScottKThen we make a source package.03:26
ScottKRight03:26
leoneledited  the change log03:26
leoneland  03:26
leonelScottK:  came ..03:26
ScottKfrom within the source tree, do debuild -S -uc03:26
ScottKThat will build a new source package.03:26
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leonelparsechangelog/debian: error: badly formatted trailer line, at file debian/changelog line 1103:27
leoneldebuild: fatal error at line 617:03:27
ScottKOK.  We need to fix that.03:28
ScottKleonel: Please pastebin the first roughly 15 lines of your changelog03:28
ScottKSome amount more than 11.03:28
leonelsquirrelmail (2:1.4.9a-1ubuntu0.1) feisty-security; urgency=low03:29
leonel03:29
leonel  [SECURITY] 03:29
leonel  * Validate input to resolve XSS in HTML filter03:29
leonel  References03:29
leonel  * CVE-2007-126203:29
leonel  * http://www.squirrelmail.org/security/issue/2007-05-0903:29
leonel -- Leonel Nunez<leonel@enelserver.com>  Wed,  9 May 2007 18:30:32 -060003:29
leonelsquirrelmail (2:1.4.9a-1) unstable; urgency=high03:29
leonel  * New upstream security release.03:29
leonel    - Additionally tightens HTML filter for IE <= 5 parsing 03:29
leonel      absolutely everything and it's horse.03:29
ScottK!pastebin | leonel03:29
ubotuleonel: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)03:29
leonelScottK:  ok03:29
ScottKYou've got things a bit out of order.03:30
leonelhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20100/03:30
leonelplop03:30
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ScottKActually it's just one extra line03:31
ScottKYou have two lines before the line with your name on it.  Remove 1 and run debuild -S -uc again.03:32
leonelnow on line 1003:33
leonelrunning 03:33
leonelmissed a space  between my  Leonel Nunez <leonek ...03:33
leonelScottK: ok03:33
ScottKThat'll do it too.03:33
leoneldpkg-buildpackage (debuild emulation): source only, diff-only upload (original source NOT included)03:33
leoneldone03:33
ScottKnow move up to one level above your source tree and you should see a bunch of new files03:34
leonelok03:34
ScottKdebdiff packagname-version.dsc packagname-version0.1.dsc > patchname.debdiff03:35
ScottKDebdiff like that.03:35
ScottKThat will give you a diff you can attach to the bug.03:35
ScottKOnce that's done, sh /path/to/pbuilder/script/pbuilder-feisty build packagname-version0.1.dsc to do a test build of the new binary .deb.03:36
leonelthe patchname  is  the filename  on  debian/patches ?03:36
ScottKpatchname is the name you want on the debdiff.  It can be anything, but should be descriptive03:37
ScottKfeisty-squirrelmail-security.debdiff03:37
ScottKFor examplse03:37
ScottKWhen you are pbuilding the package, check and make sure the patch gets applied.03:38
leonelgpg: failed to create temporary file `/home/leonel/.gnupg/.#lk0x811ce20.ubuntu.16030': Permission denied03:38
leonelok03:39
leonelgot the  debdiff03:39
ScottKGood.03:40
leonelrun the pbuilder-feisty ?03:40
ScottKDoes this have a bug in LP yet?03:40
ScottKYes03:40
leoneldon't know 03:40
ScottKYes to pbuilder Feisty.03:40
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ScottKleonel: It does not have a bug.  While the pbuilder is running, make a new bug, mark it for security, but not confidential.03:41
ScottKDon't mark either if you aren't sure.03:41
ScottKThen attach the debdiff.03:41
leonelsh /home/leonel/pbuilder-feisty build  package.dsc   asks for password ?03:43
ScottKNormal03:44
ScottKNormal for me anyway.03:44
leonelok 03:45
leonelrunning03:45
ScottKleonel: Are you filing the bug now?03:47
leonelyes03:47
leonelwhere do I uplodad the debdiff ?03:48
leonelin 03:48
leonelAdd a comment/attachment ?03:48
ScottKYes03:48
bddebianHmm, I wonder if Bug #46318 even makes sense.  It's a recommends not a depends03:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 46318 in tutos2 "Change dependency from postgresql to postgresql-client" [Medium,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/4631803:48
leonelwhat description ?03:49
leonelScottK: ?03:50
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persiabddebian: The linked bug (45968) seems to provide a compelling argument in the last comment.  Otherwise, perhaps suggests?  Odd to have a recommends (which typically autoinstalls) for a server on my workstation, when I might already have it installed on my server.03:51
leonelScottK:  the pbuilder finished 03:51
RAOFleonel: "debdiff for fixed package"?03:51
ScottKwhat ROAF said.03:52
leonelthis attachment is a patch ?03:52
ScottKIf the pbuilder was successful and the patch applied, mention that as a comment on the bug.03:52
ScottKYes03:52
leonelok03:53
leonelcomment added 03:53
leoneldebdiff submited03:53
leonelnow ?03:53
leonelPizzas for everyone ?03:53
RAOFBack to base for debriefing and coctails!03:54
bddebianpersia: True 'nuff03:54
leonelnow can I build the package ?03:54
ScottKYou just did03:55
ScottKlook in ~/pbuilder and you should see the new .deb03:55
ScottKWhat's the bug#?03:55
leonelbug # 11372503:55
leonelGreat03:56
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ScottKBug #11372503:58
ubotuBug 113725 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/113725 is private03:58
leonelmakeit public ?03:58
ScottKleonel: You made it private.  Yes.  03:58
ScottKThis vulnerability is not a secret.03:58
ScottKAlready disclosed.03:59
ScottKcrimsun: Can you look at it after he makes it public?  I have to be afk for a while again?03:59
leonelkeep confidential ?   no04:00
leonel?04:00
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bddebianhehe04:00
leonelBug #11372504:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113725 in squirrelmail "Cross site scripting in HTML filter" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11372504:00
leonelScottK:  now ? 04:01
RAOFbddebian: I'm confident I'll have something before it's finished :P04:01
leonelwhat's next ?04:01
RAOFleonel: Now that you've got a debdiff for a fixed package up on launchpad, and you've subscribed ubuntu-universe-sponsors, and at least one MOTU knows about it, you're done.04:02
leonelsubscribed to  ubuntu-universe-sponsors ?04:03
leonelI'm done ? 04:03
ScottKleonel: Add the link for the CVE and subscribe UUS04:03
ScottKAdd CVE linke04:03
ScottKThen you are done with Feisty.  Still need Edgy and Dapper....04:03
leonelthose can be done with backports ?04:04
leonelor has to do the same ?04:04
ScottKleonel: No04:04
leonelthe CVE marks as under review 04:04
ScottKPull down the source package for their current verions and see if the patch applies.  Some or all of it will.04:04
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ScottKWe don't fix bugs with backports.04:04
leonelok04:05
ScottKFor backports, wait for the new upstream to hit gutsy and propose backporting that.04:05
leonelnow suscribte to the ubuntu universe sponsor  ?04:05
ScottKYes04:05
ScottKI've got to run.04:05
leonelthat's a mailing list ?04:05
ScottKIt's a team of people that approve uploades04:05
leonelwhat this means  I'm I a motu now ?04:05
ScottKleonel: Thank you VERY much for your contribution.04:06
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ScottKNo, it means you are a contributor though.04:06
leonelok04:06
leonelI'll work with dapper  and  edgy later on04:06
ScottKMOTU is people who know enough to have their stuff uploaded without review.  Not me yet.04:06
leonelMOTUS  YOU ROCK !04:06
ScottKGreat.04:06
ScottKYou know the process now.04:06
leonelGreat !04:06
ScottKGood job.04:06
ScottKGood night all.04:06
leonelwait04:07
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leonelit's a list  the   ubuntu universe sponsor ?04:07
leonelok04:09
leonelsuscribed 04:09
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TheMusoScottK: No problem. Looks like you've dealt with security before.04:38
leonelScottK: TheMuso crimsun   Thanks    04:39
leonelnow to work on the dapper patch 04:39
leonelbut that will be tomorrow04:39
TheMusoleonel: You're welcome. Sorry I had to leave when I did.04:39
leonelTheMuso:  no problem 04:40
TheMusoleonel: Has anybody uploaded the update for dapper yet?04:40
ScottKleonel: This was the firehose method of learning.  You did well.04:40
TheMusoSorry, gutsy04:40
leonelhehe04:40
leonelTheMuso:  don't know 04:40
TheMusook04:40
ScottKTheMuso: No one has.  Since it's a straight Debian package and there's a new upstream release, it might make sense just to wait.04:41
TheMusoScottK: Yeah true that.04:41
ScottKIMO anyone running Gutsy just now deserves whatever they get....04:41
TheMusoHense me using a chroot/pbuilder only.04:41
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leonelTheMuso:  no  there's no  dapper  bug report04:42
TheMusoleonel: Yeah I just saw that.04:43
leonelbut there are other bugs for dapper04:43
leonelI think I can do the diffs for those04:43
ScottKleonel: The bug report you did is now nominated for Dapper too.04:44
ScottKAnd edgy.04:44
leonelbut will it work ?04:44
ScottKBug #11372504:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113725 in squirrelmail "Cross site scripting in HTML filter" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11372504:44
ScottKYou need to check it and see.04:44
leonelScottK: because there are other reports  for edgy  and dapper04:45
leonelthos had to be done  separated ?04:45
leonelor can be done in the same  diff ?04:45
ScottKleonel: Other reports for this issue or other problems?04:45
ScottKleonel: Just fix the security problem in the security upload.04:45
ScottKThere is another, more deliberate process for non-security fixes to stable releases.  See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/SRU04:46
ScottKYou can combine multiple fixes in the same diff, just not security with non-security.04:46
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ScottKGood night again everyone. leonel - Great job tonight.04:48
bddebianGnight ScottK.  You're the master! :)04:49
ScottKNo, just old and sneaky.04:50
leonelScottK:  thanks  good night every one04:50
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leonelgood night everyone 04:56
leonelgot to go 04:56
leoneland thanks  for all the help 04:56
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bddebianGah, damnit05:10
RAOF?05:11
bddebianI patched the wrong version :-(05:11
RAOFWhoops!05:12
TheMusoheh05:13
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sharmsanyone think I am going to far on this? http://www.sharms.org/blog/?p=10105:39
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AnAntHello,05:41
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AnAntif I got 2 packages X & Y05:41
AnAntY depends on X05:41
AnAntand it is better that since you got X to install Y05:41
AnAntie. in the Depends: field of Y , there is X05:42
AnAntso is it correct to put Y in the Suggests: field of X ?05:42
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dabaRsharms: Dunno, it is pretty harsh, I hope it was called for by the article. That quote you have in no way seems to have called that kind of response.05:42
persiaAnAnt: Only if most users of X want Y.  If X is independently useful, no need to suggest Y.05:43
AnAntpersia: ok, thanks05:45
dabaRsharms: the article does not call for that, IMHO.05:47
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dabaRsharms: But it is in alignment with some of the content you have been putting out on the planet that I have read.05:49
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sharmsha06:07
sharmsappreciate the view06:07
sharmssee I take offense to the fact that he claims Ubuntu is "So let Ubuntu take the lead in building the better horse."06:11
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jmgsharms: where is the original url?06:14
jmgoh, found it.06:14
dabaRsharms: Sure, but that is his opinion, and then yuo went and dissed mugshot, olpc, and maybe others, I can not remember. You went on a defensive by doing an offensive.06:15
jmgsharms: this is weird06:16
jmghes going on about how havoc pennington tried to change the desktop06:16
jmgand failed06:16
jmgtalking about the purchase of yahoo as if it were possible06:17
dabaRWe should be positive as a community, it looks better. Not to blame you at all, I understand how hard it is in certain situations to be positive. I leave my replies to sit for a while if what I am replying to annoys me.06:17
sharmsyeah I am about 50/50 on removing it06:17
sharmsI wanted to vent, but I don't want a war of who can piss on who06:17
jmgyep06:18
jmgi actually think it doesnt dignify response06:18
dabaRYa.06:18
jmghis is just an unstructured rant06:18
dabaRBut see someone else's opinion still. You can always readd it, when the thoughts ripen more.06:18
sharmsha06:19
sharmshe replied to my post06:19
sharmsI just took it down though06:19
jmgwho is this guy and why cant he use a real name?06:19
dabaRWHat was the reply?06:19
sharmsSo why not post your rejoinder on Shadowmans blog? Thats what the comments section is for, after all. :)06:20
dabaRjmg: Havoc...:)06:20
sharmshe only refers to himself in the 3rd person06:20
sharmsshadowman@redhat.com06:20
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dabaRI think he makes an OK point. But there will still be a need for horses for a long while, and bug #1 is bug #1.06:22
ubotuLaunchpad bug 1 in Ubuntu "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/106:22
jmgwhat a retard06:22
dabaRjmg: his post really offends you that much?06:22
sharmsdabaR: definitely.  He is saying our work is worthless06:22
sharmsthat is pretty darn mean06:22
jmgdabaR: it just strikes me as the delusions of a crackhead06:22
sharmsbecause redhat is apparently full of visionaries, who are claiming their mugshot site with its 12 users is some huge thing06:23
dabaRsharms: I don't think so. He just says that the goals we have are worthless. And different people have different goals. The widespread usage of Ubuntu points that the goal is not so bad.06:23
crimsunsharms: lots of people say lots of things.  His work on $whatever doesn't make him a deity.06:23
sharmscrimsun: his comments are in the official redhat magazine, meaning that represents the company06:24
crimsunsharms: that doesn't make him or Red Hat the biggest thing since toilet paper.06:24
jmgits weird hes going06:24
dabaRsharms: well, every newspaper has a columnist that is a little opinionated. That is what gets conversations like this going. And you linked to him. In google terms, you voted for him.06:25
sharmsagreed, just it really frustrated me06:25
jmg"the desktop doesnt matter, only online matters"06:25
dabaRjmg: to me it is only an admission of defeat.06:25
jmgbecause ubuntu broke the choke hold of wintendo on dell06:25
jmgand not deadrat06:25
dabaRhehe:)06:25
sharmsdabaR: it's not defeat though, in the same way where if someone punches me in the face I can't sit there and just smile back and know I am right06:26
jmgi bet if it had been deadrat installed on michael dell's laptop, hed have become so frustrated, "this will never work for the end user" and buried the project06:26
sharmssometimes you need to be right, and punch them back06:26
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jacquesmerdeafter doing an apt-get source package, and editing package/debian/rules, how do i install it?06:27
dabaRsharms: OK. Again, like I said, the post went with the personality you portray in your blog posts. And every person has their place in the world.06:27
sharmsjacquesmerde: build it in pbuilder or debuild?06:28
jacquesmerdesharms: yeah....how do i do that?06:28
jacquesmerdeall i've done is add a confure option06:29
jacquesmerde*configure06:29
jacquesmerde!debuild06:29
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about debuild - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi06:29
jacquesmerde!pbuilder06:29
ubotupbuilder is a system to easily build packages in a clean chroot environment. To get started with PBuilder, see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto06:29
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sharmshttp://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html06:31
jacquesmerdehow do i use debuild? i think thats what i want06:31
persiajacquesmerde: debuild is part of devscripts06:31
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persiajacquesmerde: Just run debuild in the package directory (foo-x.y)06:32
dabaRjacquesmerde: try running debuild -uc -us -b -i06:32
sharmsjacquesmerde: this is required reading: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html06:32
dabaRjacquesmerde: if you get an error about your GPG key with just debuild.06:32
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jacquesmerdesharms: it would take me a while to get the background knowledge to understand all of that link. does that mean i shouldnt be fiddling with packages?06:35
sharmsjacquesmerde: fiddle all you want, but the answer to your question and many more future ones are in that link06:36
jacquesmerdesharms: then i'll bookmark and hopefully come back to it later in more detail06:36
sharmsawesome06:36
jacquesmerdefakeroot && debuild gives me: "debuild: fatal error at line 987: You do not appear to have all build dependencies properly met, aborting." why won't it tell me the critical build dependency?06:38
sharmsapt-get build-dep06:38
jacquesmerde"E: Build-dependencies for bmpx could not be satisfied." EQUALLY useful06:39
jacquesmerdehow do i find out what i'm missing?06:42
bddebianas sharms said, use apt-get build-dep <package>06:43
bddebianOh, nm06:43
jacquesmerdei did, thats where the above error came from06:43
bddebiandebuild should tell you what packages it can't meet06:43
jacquesmerdeit didnt06:43
bddebianTry to install them 1 by 106:43
bddebianUse dpkg-buildpackage06:43
nixternalboo06:44
bddebianaahh06:44
jacquesmerdeshould apt-get build-dep package install all deps of that package?06:45
bddebianAll build-deps, yes06:45
persiajacquesmerde: It's supposed to do that, but sometimes is has trouble if there are conflicts.06:45
jacquesmerdewhats the install equivalent of build-dep? not isntall-dep...06:46
Flanneljacquesmerde: just plain installing will do it06:46
bddebiandependencies are at install build-dependencies are build time06:46
persiajacquesmerde: There isn't one.  Try `sudo gdebi -i foo.deb` to help with this.06:47
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jacquesmerdei'll just do apt-get install && apt-get remove (not autoremove)06:49
jacquesmerdei dont have a .deb yet06:50
dabaRI think the difference b/w libX and libX-dev will cause problems in this case.06:51
jacquesmerdei have to use a lot of -dev packages to build its dependency06:54
dabaRto build it, there are many required -dev packages?06:56
dabaRyou have all the source repos enabled, right?06:57
jacquesmerdeok, i'm trying to install bmpx, but i want to use the soulseek feature, so i had to install moodriver from source (which required getting a lot of dev pacakges to build somehow), and now i've added a configure option to bmpx which is enable-moodriver06:57
jacquesmerdedabaR: i THINK so...06:59
dabaRjacquesmerde: you could show the sources file on pastebin. I will look at it.07:00
jacquesmerdein synaptic i went to options, repositories, then selected the source option (below universe, multiverse, etc...) and then clicked reload07:01
jacquesmerdethis all seems too complicated for me. maybe i should go back to archlinux07:01
bddebianAnyway, gnight gang07:01
jacquesmerdedabaR: is that all i'm supposed to do to enable sources?07:02
dabaRjacquesmerde: I would personally just ./configure, make, and then sudo checkinstall07:02
dabaRjacquesmerde: I have not used synaptic in ages, but it sounds right. Post your /etc/apt/sources.list file to paste.ubuntu-nl.org, please. I will see whether that is properly set up.07:03
jacquesmerdehttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20110/07:06
jacquesmerdesudo apt-get build-dep bmpx07:09
jacquesmerdeReading package lists... Done07:09
jacquesmerdeBuilding dependency tree       07:09
jacquesmerdeReading state information... Done07:09
jacquesmerdeE: Build-dependencies for bmpx could not be satisfied.07:09
dabaRjacquesmerde: yes, it is fine. If you do not need to use debuild, I would recommend checkinstall myself.07:09
crimsunjust some words of caution: "checkinstall" really is likely to send us into convulsions.07:10
jacquesmerdeso just do ./configure && make && sudo make install?07:10
jacquesmerdewill that take into account my changed /debian/rules?07:10
crimsunjacquesmerde: did you apt-get build-dep bmpx ?07:10
jacquesmerdei tried!07:10
jacquesmerdesee directly above...07:11
crimsunjacquesmerde: are main and universe components both uncommented for deb  /and/  deb-src?07:11
dabaRcrimsun: thanks for the words of caution. I was a little scared of recommending it, but I did it because it always works here. 07:11
jacquesmerdedabaR: are they?07:11
dabaRcrimsun: Yes, they are, see http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20110/07:11
dabaRcrimsun: I also get the same error.07:12
crimsunhmm, so do I.  Let's walk the stack.07:13
jacquesmerdewalk the stack? i'm guessing i'll have to sit this conversation out...07:13
crimsunjacquesmerde: it means, roughly, "check the entire list of build dependencies".07:13
jacquesmerdeouch!07:14
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dabaRcrimsun: can we see that with the apt-cache show bmpx command?07:16
dabaRcrimsun: can we see the list, that is.07:16
crimsunapt-cache showsrc bmpx|grep ^Build07:16
dabaRcrimsun: Thanks.07:17
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crimsunah, libfam-dev07:18
crimsunsudo aptitude install libgamin-dev && sudo apt-get build-dep bmpx07:19
jacquesmerdeso what went wrong??07:20
jacquesmerdewhy didnt build-dep install that?07:20
crimsunlibfam-dev is a direct build-dependency, but another build-dependency needs libgamin-dev (which provides and replaces libfam-dev)07:22
crimsunapt-get threw its arms up because it can't resolve conflicting dependencies 07:23
crimsunlibgamin-dev provides, conflicts, and replaces libfam-dev, rather07:24
jacquesmerdeso the debian/rules file needs to be fixed? or somethnig less superficial as well?07:24
crimsunchange debian/control's libfam-dev build-dependency to libgamin-dev, or just remove libfam-dev altogether07:25
crimsunthe background and necessary reading is here: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html07:25
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jacquesmerdeok, i'm apt-get build-dep bmpx now. then fakeroot && debuild?07:39
jacquesmerdecrimsun: ?07:39
jacquesmerdeare you filing a bug report?07:39
imbrandondebuild will call fakeroot its self ( as will pbuilder iirc )07:39
jacquesmerdeso all i have to do is type `debuild' in the directory?07:40
jacquesmerdethen how do i install it?07:40
nixternaldpkg-buildpackage is the only one you would call fakeroot -rfakeroot07:40
imbrandondepends on exactly what you want to do, most likely you want `debuild -us -uc` if you looking for something to install07:40
nixternalthe rest call it automagically07:40
imbrandonheya nixternal 07:41
nixternalhola imbrandon 07:41
jacquesmerdei've dont an apt-get source, and just edited /debian/rules...07:41
jacquesmerdethis is all new to me07:41
freeflyingdo we automatically sync from sid now? or need file bug07:42
imbrandonsure, but what are you wanting to do ?07:42
imbrandonfreeflying, automagicly07:42
freeflyingimbrandon: thanks07:42
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jacquesmerdeinstall an existing package in universe, just with an extra configure --enable-moodriver07:43
imbrandonthen yes, call `debuild -us -uc` in the directory07:43
imbrandonand it will make a .deb for you in ../07:43
jacquesmerdetoo late, did a plain debuild. it seems to be going ok. do i cancel it and add -us -uc?07:44
imbrandon( assuming it builds )07:44
imbrandonjacquesmerde, well at the end it will fail because you likely dont have the secret key to the last person in the changelog07:44
crimsunno need to cancel07:44
crimsunright.07:44
jacquesmerderight? so i DO need to cancel?07:45
jacquesmerdeits up to make...07:45
imbrandonor wait for it to bomb, upto you07:45
crimsunthere's no need to cancel.07:45
crimsunthe "right" referred to imbrandon's comment07:46
jacquesmerdecrimsun: no need to cancel coz i can just wait for it to fail then start again?07:46
crimsundebsign's the step that will fail.  By that point, the debs will have been generated.07:46
jacquesmerdecrimsun: did you file a bug report about the libfam-dev thing?07:46
jacquesmerdedebs? plural?07:47
crimsunjacquesmerde: no, I'm in a meeting.  Feel free to file one.07:47
crimsun(if one doesn't already exist)07:47
jacquesmerdecrimsun: i would, but i dont really understand the problem07:47
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crimsunsee ``apt-cache showsrc bmpx|grep ^Bin''07:47
crimsunthe bmpx source package builds three binary packages.07:48
imbrandona single source package can generate more thna one .deb binary07:48
jacquesmerdecrimsun: i need to install them all? in the right order?07:48
imbrandoni havent looked but assuming one is -dev and one is -dbg so no07:49
imbrandonprobbaly not07:49
jacquesmerdeso just install the one without the -dev or -dbg, etc..?07:49
imbrandonif you dont need/want those ( and assuming i was correct in my assumption )07:49
imbrandonyes07:49
jacquesmerdesweet07:50
jacquesmerdeand i can just install the .deb via nautilus yeah?07:50
imbrandonsudo dpkg -i blah.deb07:50
jacquesmerderight click, install, or whatever...07:50
jacquesmerde-i = install?07:50
imbrandonman dpkg for the diffrent options like -i ( but -i is all you should need )07:50
imbrandonyes07:51
jacquesmerdesweet07:51
jacquesmerdethis a whole lot harder than archlinux's ABS and pacman, but i'm guessing a LOT mroe powerful to justify it?07:51
crimsunif you're using gnome, just secondary-click the .deb and install it07:51
imbrandonor yes gdebi via natilus should work too, but its good to know the other ways07:51
jacquesmerdecrimsun: yeah, thats what i meant07:51
crimsun(gdebi is what does the work for you if you secondary-click and choose install)07:52
jacquesmerdei'm still put off that there was a case with ubuntu that i had to use the cli when i felt i shouldnt have had to07:53
jacquesmerdenot this case, of course...07:53
crimsunwhat case?07:53
imbrandonfor ? 07:53
jacquesmerdesamba shares07:53
jacquesmerdei did 99% of it via gui, and it never hinted there was a cli part too07:54
imbrandongnome i'm guessing ? ( not to pot shot but KDE has a GUI samba share util in the control center )07:54
imbrandonwhat part via the cli ?07:54
jacquesmerdethe cli part was just setting smbpasswd. does kde do THAT via gui?07:54
jacquesmerdei think debuild has crashed07:55
imbrandonnot sure to be honest, never tried it using smbpassword07:55
jacquesmerdewell, with the gnome one, it shared a directory over samba fine, but i couldnt ACCESS the directory without a username and password, which i had to set vis smbpasswd07:56
imbrandonahh07:57
imbrandonback in a bit, time for some lunch07:58
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crimsunjacquesmerde: what do you mean by crashed?08:02
jacquesmerdecrimsun: sorry, i take that back08:03
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dabaRcrimsun: What does one do with a bug like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/revelation/+bug/113728 ? I have confirmed the error. I am unable to get the fix they cite in their bts tested, as their code is undergoing major changes. 08:11
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113728 in revelation "Cannot export to xhtml/css" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  08:11
crimsundabaR: set it to Confirmed08:14
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persiaFor packages maintained by Debian QA, is minimal-diff still best policy, or are things like adding debian/patches, updating to current policy, etc. received well?08:16
minghuapersia: want to adopt it? :-)08:17
persiaminghua: I'm not a DD.  I hear the process is lengthy.  Otherwise, sure.08:17
ASCIIGirlwhich package are you offering?08:18
minghuapersia: you can always send you patches to Debian BTS08:18
persiaASCIIGirl: I'm working on freqtweak.08:18
minghuapersia: if they are good patches, someone in QA group can upload it08:18
persiaminghua: That's my plan: I just didn't know if a general update would be accepted.  Usually, I try to keep the patches small.08:19
ASCIIGirlIm a DD, if you need help on uploading to Debian...08:19
minghuapersia: after sending several good patches, I believe it's easy to find a sponsor (you don't need to be a DD to maintain a package)08:19
RAOFMy understanding is you don't *need* to be a DD to maintain a package, you just need a sponsor08:19
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ASCIIGirlright.. RAOF... you need a sponsor to upload your package08:19
crimsuncorrect.  There are also several DDs{,' clients} here.08:19
minghuapersia: or you can ask around here, there are quite a few DDs in the MOTU and they are very willing to sponsor packages08:20
persiaASCIIGirl: Great.  If you're up for that, I'll grab the CVS for the never-to-be-released 0.7.0 (basically inactive upstream), and bring the package up to current standards.08:20
RAOFThinking of which, once I get around to working out what dh_iconcache (IIRC) acutally does, I'll need a sponsor for specto :)08:20
ASCIIGirlperfect persia :)08:20
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dabaR_crimsun: What does one do with a bug like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/revelation/+bug/113728 ? I have confirmed the error. I am unable to get the fix they cite in their bts tested.08:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113728 in revelation "Cannot export to xhtml/css" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  08:23
minghuadabaR_: <crimsun> dabaR: set it to Confirmed08:25
dabaR_minghua: thanks.08:25
persiaminghua: Regarding scim-hangul, does this just need forward-porting of your previous patches, or is it more involved?08:30
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minghuapersia: you mean the skim module thing?08:35
persiaminghua: Yes.  I don't mind running patches and testing, if you're short time, but I don't know skim that well, so if it's deep code changes, I won't grab it.08:36
Hanusz_LeszekI am new to the ubuntu build process. I just created a pbuilder environment and compiled a modified version of nautilus for testing. How can I test this modified version without screwing my system? Can i uncompress /var/cache/pbuilder/base.tgz and chroot in it ? Is it the default method ?08:36
minghuapersia: I think scim-hangul has a new upstream version, let me check08:37
minghuapersia: yes, upstream has 0.3.1 now08:38
minghuapersia: as to my patch, I am not so sure about its quality, and haven't touched for a year08:38
persiaminghua: OK.  Thanks for the feedback.  I'll take a quick look against 0.3.1.08:39
minghuapersia: there is also the complexity of scim-hangul being main package08:39
minghuapersia: and lack of feedback from Korean users.  I basically just lot the motivation.08:40
persiaminghua: I've had two main uploads for gutsy so far, so I'm OK with that :)08:40
persiaminghua: Do we have a very active Korean community?  Most of what I see is for Chinese or Japanese.08:40
minghuapersia: cool.  feel free to ping me if you have any questions08:40
persiaminghua: Thanks.08:41
minghuapersia: atie (the bug reporter) was quite active at that time (dapper development cycle, I believe), but not anymore08:41
minghuapersia: but I didn't see anyone else08:41
imbrandonhrm am i missing something or is libapache-mod-php5 not in feisty08:43
imbrandon!info libapache-mod-php5 feisty08:43
ubotuPackage libapache-mod-php5 does not exist in feisty08:43
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imbrandon!info libapache-mod-php5 edgy08:44
ubotuPackage libapache-mod-php5 does not exist in edgy08:44
StevenKIt's only in sid.08:44
imbrandonhrm08:44
imbrandonwtf, over!08:44
imbrandonso i cant use php5 with apache 1.3 ?08:44
imbrandon( in feisty )08:44
StevenKBut why use Apache 1.3?08:44
imbrandonbecause it much less of a resource hog than apache2.208:45
imbrandonon my poor old webserver08:45
StevenKUse the apache2.2 prefork MPM with a low child count?08:45
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imbrandonStevenK, hrm your speeking greek to me, and what would that do when there are tons of hits , give thema  server busy ?08:46
StevenKNot sure.08:47
imbrandonis there a reason its not in feisty or ...08:48
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ajmitchmorning08:50
imbrandonheya ajmitch 08:51
nixternalimbrandon: your buddy is haunting me damnit08:51
imbrandon?08:52
imbrandonwho?08:52
nixternalhe is like a cold sore, he disappears for a while, and then all of a sudden he shows back up08:52
nixternalthe ninja08:52
nixternalNINJA!08:52
imbrandonjbruouhard or w/e his nick was?08:52
nixternalyup08:52
imbrandonhahahahahaha08:52
nixternalglad you find that funny08:52
nixternalhe is trying to sell all of his stuff now08:53
imbrandonsend him to cutiecoders chan :)08:53
nixternalhe has like 5 machines for sale08:53
nixternalcutiecoder is dead I thought08:53
nixternaloverdosed on BS08:53
imbrandonhe is always selling something, thats how i met him , buying an iBook from him08:53
nixternalya, i reember that08:53
nixternalreember, must be from watching to much cheech and chong08:53
imbrandonbrb08:55
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jacquesmerdenow that i've installed a universe package from source, how do i stop update manager trying to update it?08:56
RAOFjacquesmerde: Choices include: pinning it, giving your local copy a higher version number, and probably some others.08:58
imbrandonjacquesmerde, http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-apt-get.en.html read up on pinning08:58
imbrandonor give it a bigger version08:58
imbrandonyea what RAOF said :)08:59
Loicimbrandon: hi. libxvidcore4 in feisty-proposed has received 3 "Ok" and has been out for one week now at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xvidcore/+bug/84705. Do you know how to get it into main?08:59
ubotuLaunchpad bug 84705 in xvidcore "[Feisty]  libxvidcore missing dependency for yasm for i386 arch : more than 3 times slower than in edgy" [Undecided,Fix committed]  08:59
nixternalhaha08:59
imbrandonLoic, its been in -proposed 7 days ?08:59
LoicYeah08:59
LoicIt's been in proposed since 05/0209:00
imbrandonk , i'll upload it here in just a bit09:00
minghuawhy is everybody recommending pinning when a simple "apt-get hold" should solve the problem?09:00
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LoicThank you09:01
imbrandonnp09:01
jacquesmerdethanks, will the pinning be a problem if i want to remove the package, and then install a higher one with dpkg?09:02
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jacquesmerdeupdatemanager wanted to update as soon as i'd installed it. i think its the SAME version09:04
jacquesmerdeso what version do i put it inpreferences?09:04
jacquesmerdeand why did i have to MAKE the preferences file?09:04
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imbrandonif it was me personaly i woudl just rebuild with a higher version number09:05
imbrandon( done via editing the debian/changelog and then rerunning `debuild -us -uc` )09:05
jacquesmerdecan i just pin at version 0.000000000001?09:05
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RAOFRejoice, for scribus-ng merge is now available to clog the build-daemons with hours of C++ building fun! (u-u-s bug #113758)09:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113758 in scribus-ng "Please merge scribus-ng 1.3.4.dfsg~cvs20070427-1 from Debian" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11375809:07
imbrandonyou can but then if there are security updates etc it will not update, but if you add ~jacquesmerde to the version it will ( but not right now )09:07
jacquesmerdebut if i update it, i'll lose my configure options, yeah?09:08
imbrandonyes, but security update > configure options IMHO09:09
minghuaimbrandon: I wouldn't say that for my music player, though09:10
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jacquesmerdeimbrandon: yeah, but in this case the configure is required for the only functionality of the app i want!09:10
jacquesmerdei had to set version to 0.1 and priority to 1000. this seems kinda hacky to me, to solve a fairly commonplace problem...09:11
persiaRAOF: You should open the bug earlier - keeps anyone from pouncing :)09:12
RAOFpersia: Ok.  I *had* commented on DaD, but I'll also open launchpad bugs if you recommend it :)09:13
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persiaRAOF: To the best of my knowledge, DaD and MoM have about equal brainshares currently.  Once DaD takes over completely, the bugs can probably go away.09:14
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StevenKWhy would DaD take over completly?09:14
RAOFBecause it has the comment field :)09:14
persiaStevenK: Why not?09:14
StevenKBecause Canonical have spent money developing MoM?09:14
imbrandoni forgot we were canonical ...09:15
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persiaStevenK: I'm just guessing, but if DaD is as good or better than MoM, it would be worth reassigning developers.  Depends on the DaD community, really.09:15
minghuaoh09:15
RAOFHm, it seems that 09:15
RAOFDaD doesn't like the faad2 package very much.09:15
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StevenKYes. Done and Dusted09:16
StevenKor something ...09:16
RAOFOk, rather than see whether MoM likes faad2, I'll go and do some of the marking I need done by tomorrow :)09:17
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sorsishow may I join this jolly group?09:17
imbrandonsorsis, as in MOTU?09:18
sorsisyes09:18
imbrandonsorsis, just jump in :) http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU is a good place to start09:18
imbrandonand poke arround in here09:18
sorsisi have seen it09:18
imbrandonwe always love new blood , keeps us on our toes 09:19
Hobbseemmm....blood09:19
Hobbseeoh wait.09:19
sorsisi've joinde launchpad09:19
imbrandonHobbsee, heh09:19
sorsisi tried to join motu group but it's restricted09:19
imbrandonsorsis, well tobecome a full fledged MOTU with upload rights normaly takes a few 6 months or better contributing09:19
imbrandonand learnging the systems09:19
sorsisno problem09:20
imbrandonbut to help out and start its very trivial09:20
imbrandonjust pick something and start asking questions :)09:20
sorsisi've been using debian quite many years now so i know the basics09:20
imbrandonheya Hobbsee :)09:20
sorsisis there software development needed?09:20
Hobbseehi imbrandon :)09:20
sorsisi saw that you need some people to test packages09:21
RAOFsorsis: If you want to build some awesome software, we'll be happy to help you package it :)09:21
sorsispackages and iso images09:21
persiasorsis: We always need help testing packages and fixing bugs :)09:21
imbrandonsorsis, yea testing is always needed, bug triage is ALWASY needed and packageres of patches is always welcome too09:21
imbrandonfooooood bbiab09:22
sorsisis there anywhere any assignment to apply or should i just poke blindly09:24
RAOFDepends on what you want to be doing.  If you want to bugfix/triage, you should check out the untriaged bugs.09:25
persiasorsis: I recommend checking the bug pages for packages for which you understand the source, picking a package that looks like you can fix the bugs, and hitting as many as you can.09:25
RAOFIf you want to help package, then merging/syncing packages from Debian is what we're currently doing09:25
imbrandonsorsis, https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=bitesize is a good place to start off09:26
imbrandonIMHO09:26
RAOFOr the mentoring bugs? https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/+mentoring09:26
imbrandonthose are the bugs deemed bitsized09:26
imbrandonRAOF, there is a + beside the bitsized ones with mentoring too09:27
orion2012I have a package that I'm trying to debianize, it's an app that should have a .desktop file, but it doesn't. What would be the proper means of patching it to add a .desktop file? Thanks for any hints.09:27
RAOFCool, take the intersection! :)09:27
persiaorion2012: I'll walk you through it.09:27
orion2012persia: Thanks.09:28
sorsisthank you. i'll start looking for those09:28
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luisbghello all09:30
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TheMusoRAOF: How long does scribus-ng take to build?09:38
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RAOFOn an Athlon64 3500+ with 1Gb of ram?  About an hour.09:38
TheMusoHmmm.09:38
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dholbachgood morning09:39
RAOFc'mon, you know you've got an hour of processor time lying around spare :P09:40
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HobbseeTheMuso: go for it09:42
Hobbseehi dh09:42
Hobbseehi dholbach 09:42
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dholbachhello Hobbsee09:43
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ajmitchdholbach09:43
ajmitch!09:43
dholbachajmitch09:43
ajmitchHobbsee!09:43
ajmitch:)09:43
Hobbseehelp!  i'm being squished!09:43
dholbach09:43
Hobbseeoh noes, it's ajmitch!!!!09:43
ajmitchrun aways!09:43
Hobbseecareful, ajmitch likes picking people up, and attempting to throw them into the pool!09:43
ajmitchI would never09:44
sorsiscan i suggest a project where i could be member?09:44
Hobbseeof course09:44
Hobbseeajmitch: sure you wouldnt.  i believe there are incriminating pictures.09:44
sorsisi would like to help people choose their programs09:45
sorsisand some to make some kind of tutorial of linux to be excecuted in start of first start up09:45
ograTheMuso, oh, you are poking on scribus-ng ? i was planning to replace scribus in main with it since the one we have there is not supported upstream anymore09:46
TheMusoogra: Go ahead.09:46
TheMusoI wasn't really thinking of doing it.09:46
TheMusoDon't have time atm09:46
ograTheMuso, well, i was to busy last release to manage that ....09:46
TheMusoright09:47
sorsishow could i drive this forward?09:47
ograso no promises from my side ... i was hoping debian would have done the switch before we sync the archive ... but they seem to want to keep the old one09:47
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ajmitchsorsis: sounds like it may be related to 'ubuntu welcome centre', which is a project I've only heard of09:48
TheMusoogra: Ok then, if nobody does it in the next couple of hours, I will probably poke at it.09:49
ograTheMuso, well, i'm at UDS, i will surely not do it while being here ...09:50
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TheMusoRighto.09:50
TheMusoogra: I just thought another sponsor might.09:50
Hobbseesorsis: write the program, then package it?09:50
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sorsisHobbsee: there is quite a lot of depencies to other programs as far as i have planned it. i can't do it alone.09:51
sorsisactually to other project would be better word09:52
sorsisprojects :)09:52
persiaMez: Hey.  Whatever happened to nostromo?09:52
sorsiswell.. i quess i can contact other project members and start doing work....09:52
Mezhey persian09:53
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persiaUUS Team: Do you tend to use bugmail or +subscribed to track UUS bugs?10:00
Hobbseepersia: i use subscribed, but keep an eye on bugmail10:00
Hobbseepersia: i've filed a bug to be able to get all bugs sub'd to a team, for a distro, so hopefully that'll happen10:01
TheMusopersia: Combination of both.10:01
persiaHobbsee, TheMuso: Thanks.  That matches my understanding of how it works.  I'm just concerned about bug #58410, and wanted to verify that +subscribedbugs was important.10:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 58410 in malone ""Subscribe Someone Else" should be restricted to drivers of relevant software" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5841010:02
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Hobbseepersia: interesting10:06
sorsishey guys. i would like to make a whole new distro of Ubuntu10:07
sorsisRubuntu10:07
sorsisRaw Ubuntu with Ubuntu-welcome-center10:07
Hobbseego for it10:07
sorsisi need help10:07
Hobbseewhat's Ubuntu-welcome-center?10:07
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sorsisit's empty project since last summer10:07
sorsisno code done10:07
sorsisso i guess i have to be making my own10:08
sorsisbut i need help of some more experienced ubuntu "developer"10:08
Hobbseequite likely10:08
Hobbseebut, is it useful to all the current ubuntu flavours?10:08
sorsisactually it would be quite raw version of ubuntu10:09
Hobbseeraw?10:09
sorsisyes10:09
sorsismore closer to xubuntu than ubuntu or kubuntu10:09
imbrandonman jono seems to be the superstar of blogs from UDS :)10:10
sorsismore like installation media of edubuntu, xubuntu and kubuntu10:10
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sorsiswith spices10:10
imbrandonguess he's doing his job10:10
imbrandonlol10:10
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Hobbseesorsis: i'd suggest you write the program, then look at exactly how you put it in10:11
sorsisHobbsee: but see. there is some depencys on other projects and before i want to write it i would like to ask how they would think of it10:11
ajmitchimbrandon: http://jonobaconfanclub.co.uk/10:12
Hobbseesorsis: it's all GPL'd - you can link against anything in the repos10:12
Hobbseeof course, depending on what you link to will partly define where it goes10:12
imbrandonajmitch, ahhahahahahaha10:13
imbrandonzomg <blink></blink>10:13
imbrandonand marque ...10:13
sorsisHobbsee: wouls spare a moment of you time for private conversation? i would like to have oppinion of more experienced ubuntu maintainer/developer.10:14
sorsiswould you10:14
sorsisor should i spit out the ideas what i'm thinking of10:15
sorsison this channel10:15
imbrandonsorsis, your welcome to here if it becomes tooooooo far offtopic someone might point you elsewhere for more info10:15
imbrandonetc10:15
sorsisok10:15
Hobbseethis channel10:16
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imbrandon( note too a good portion of the ubuntu devs are in spain atm )10:16
imbrandonHobbsee, what session ?10:16
Hobbseeimbrandon: bug reporting10:16
sorsisquite many people install first regular ubuntu, and then later kubuntu because they want more intitive interface etc. other want more simple system to save power of their laptop10:16
sorsisit would be nice if installation media would execute a dialogue which would ask are experienced linux user etc. i'm not going to interfere this experienced guys while they install their system, but would like to make installation media to preconfigure their installation on their true needs10:19
sorsisthen installation media would install needed packages from internet if everything wouldn't be on the CD or DVD10:19
sorsisso that one disc wouldn't be for a certain kind of system10:20
Hobbseeso you're really trying to integrate with ubiquity10:20
Hobbseewhich isnt a separate distro thing10:20
sorsisyoung hippies and energy saving laptop owner wouldn't get so much fof eye candy and so on10:20
Hobbseeor flavour10:20
sorsisi don't know what i'm doing so thats why i'm talking with you guys10:22
sorsisi have planned some code and system integration but like i said it would be nice to have some help with it10:23
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sorsisand if installation media would benchmark the system before installation starts user, wouldn't get un wanted slowness and new comp users would have all the eye candy unless they are energy saving hippies10:23
sorsisi'm just thinking these to make user experience of first trial more pleased for newbies, older people and other people who don't want to know how much their CPU has cache10:25
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sorsisand it would allso be nice if old people would get easy system to have make contact with other older people10:26
sorsisand so on10:26
sorsisisn't ubuntu about people collaboration? lets try to bring everyone around the linux10:27
sorsislets not try to compete favor of geeks who can spell asbcd... in binary10:28
Hobbseeof course.  so write it :)10:29
sorsislets make them dependat about it because their mother uses it and they want to make their mother silent by creating more easier system to contact her friends10:29
sorsisi need help10:29
Hobbseei think you're looking for cjwatson, for the installer10:29
StevenKMy thought was the Installer was pretty easy already.10:29
RAOFPrecisely because it *doesn't* have (much) configuration?10:30
sorsisbut the problem is that it install ubuntu. not the system you mother wants10:30
StevenKSo you'd rather the Ubuntu Live CD be a Vista DVD?10:30
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Hobbseei'm not sure that your mother who hasnt used ubuntu before actually *knows* what she wants10:31
Hobbseein terms of which particular apps, by names10:31
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RAOFMaybe the better solution is to make ubuntu the system your mother wants?10:31
sorsisse can could say for the installation media that "news of my home country are very important for me" then installation media would bring links on the desktop for those news10:31
sorsismaybe an rss reader10:32
sorsismost easiest system to use10:32
sorsisnot the best10:32
sorsiseasiest10:32
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sorsisdamn this keyb and my messy head10:32
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sorsisshe could say to installation media that "news are very important for me"10:33
StevenKBut that is a slippery slope.10:33
sorsiswhy so?10:33
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RAOFWasn't there a "Common configurations" spec sometime?  Sounds like (1) you probably don't want to implement this in the installer, and (2) you want to implement some common configuration profiles10:33
Hobbseei mean, who doesnt want an easy system?10:33
Hobbsee(unless they use kde)10:33
RAOF:)10:33
StevenKBecause if add that, then the installer should add support for every other thing you want set up?10:33
sorsisStevenK: now i don't see where's the problem10:34
RAOFsorsis: Because if you offer a lot of choice, you've made the problem worse.10:35
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Hobbsee"choose between 10 billion optoins for which type of users you are"10:36
StevenKExactly.10:36
RAOFHow do I know if I want to select "news is very important for me"?10:36
StevenKYou make the installer quick and simple, and then configure the installed system.10:36
sorsisbut your mother is not capable to configure that system10:36
RAOFAdditionally, she's not capable of choosing between a whole bunch of options.10:37
sorsisi still think that amount of eyecandy should be selected with benchmark program in installation procedure10:37
sorsisRAOF: she could say that se wants energy saving system10:37
sorsisfew options10:37
StevenKWhich it does by default.10:37
sorsisnot much10:37
sorsisthen other guy would like all the neatiest eye candy, but is not capable to configure hes system10:38
RAOF...and he goes System->Preferences->Desktop Effects10:38
RAOFAnd it just works10:38
RAOFSane defaults, easy configuration.10:39
RAOF> *10:39
RAOFsorsis: It sounds like you might want to extend some things (maybe add a metapackage or too to the repositories, extend some Gnome capplets).10:42
sorsisyes10:42
RAOFBut I don't think you want to ask as few questions as possible on install.10:43
sorsisnot as few as possible10:43
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RAOFSince they don't have any idea as to the concequences then.10:43
sorsismore intuitive dialog10:43
minghuaI still think my mom shouldn't be installing ubuntu, it's my job.  I ask her what she wants, install for her, then tell her which apps to use.10:43
minghuait's always going to be hard to have a computer program asking what computer-illiterate people want10:44
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Hobbseeor you can search in synaptic/adept, by category10:45
sorsisbut when your mothers friend wants ubuntu too because it's so pretty and it has something nice and her son is not capable to set ubuntu properly on her laptop10:45
Hobbseei'm not sure that the gnome-app-install already does this10:45
sorsisare you going to travel 50 miles to set up a system just to please your mother10:45
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sorsisand then again it would be nice if people could copy their installation set from their friend10:46
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RAOFThat might be worth doing, and pretty simple, too.  Is it already done, in fact?10:46
sorsispartly yes10:46
sorsisin debian there was a project which allowed it10:47
HobbseeRAOF: only with dpkg.  it's not well known10:47
sorsisbut the problem is that it's not an option on regular installation media10:47
HobbseeRAOF: ie, you can --get-selections, and pipe that, then install selections, or something10:48
Hobbseeit's rather a corner case, though10:48
RAOFHobbsee: I knew it was possible with dpkg, I just thought it's probably something someone's wanted to put a trivial GUI on sometime.10:48
Hobbseeyes, of course10:48
Hobbseei'd like to see that10:48
sorsisand remember those energy saving hippies. linux can easliy beat vista in energy consumption. 10:49
sorsismeta package of "energy saving easy programs"10:49
RAOFsorsis: So add a "make my system really energy efficient" option to System->Preferences->Power10:49
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sorsisi don't have preferences button under "System"10:50
RAOFThen you're presumably using that system-control thingy10:51
RAOFIt'd be System->Settings or something like that then.10:51
sorsismaybe i should note that i'm using kde10:52
RAOFIndeed, you should.10:52
sorsis:)10:52
sorsisi'm not that energy saving hippie. i like eye candy10:52
RAOFBut you want to implement the ability to be an energy saving hippy.  That implementation should be in the power-management config applet for $DESKTOP_ENVIRONMENT10:53
sorsisto be truly power saving it needs more than just hibernating settings etc.10:54
RAOFI don't see what the problem is.10:54
RAOFSo make the power-management thing do what it needs to do.10:54
sorsisripped interface with with very few services on background10:55
sorsisok.10:55
RAOFAh, so you want to enable a "cripple my system" option, rather than a "save power" option :)10:55
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sorsisi want it to install crippled system from start10:55
sorsisno unneeded service10:55
sorsisso on10:55
dharrigandholbach: did you get my email yesterday? Any thoughts?10:55
RAOFsorsis: That is, in my opinion (and I'm pretty sure it's the consensus here), a bad idea.10:56
RAOFsorsis: Install sane defaults, configure later.10:56
Hobbseewoot, crippled10:56
HobbseeDRM too?10:56
sorsisok10:56
RAOFIf you want no unneeded service, install gentoo :P10:56
sorsisbut how about that copied installation of reference computer10:56
Hobbsee"no you may not install any other software apart from main, ever, else you cant upgrade"10:56
Hobbseesorsis: that'd be good.  functionality is in dpkg, someone just needs to write a GUI for it.10:57
RAOFsorsis: Implement the trivial GUI required to parse dpkg output.10:57
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persiageser: Thanks.11:04
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dholbachdharrigan: yes, but I'm at a conference, so I didn't have much time to think about it - let me read it now11:12
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dholbachdharrigan: wow - NO idea11:13
dholbachdharrigan: I don't think it's as serious as harpreet says, but better to ask people like elmo or Mithrandir about that11:14
dholbach(in #ubuntu-devel)11:14
dholbachdharrigan: I'm not much into legal stuff11:14
bashelierHi :)11:16
bashelieris there somebody using wine arround ? I'd like to "announce" wineui, GUI which allow you to uninstall your win32 softwares easily, using the UninstallString key in the registry11:17
bashelierhere is the project overview : https://launchpad.net/wineui, and here is the current branch : bzr get http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~bashelier/wineui/dev11:18
bashelierdholbach: ping, did you get my mail about it ? :)11:19
dholbachbashelier: yes, but I'm at a conference and didn't have much time to look at all of my mails11:20
dholbachlet me take a look at it now11:20
bashelierdholbach: ok cool :)11:20
dholbachbashelier: besto to write a spec about it, so people see what it's about and what you want to achieve until gutsy feature freeze11:21
dholbachbashelier: the more complete the spec the better - then best to discuss it on ubuntu-devel-discuss@11:21
bashelierdholbach: ok thanks, let's write the spec11:22
dholbachrock and roll :)11:22
bashelier^^11:23
bashelierdholbach: and the devel is easyer than I thaught, wine devs are doing some really good job, considering winegcc & co :)11:24
dholbachcool11:24
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lfittldholbach, are you in a session, or do you have time for wiki cleanup?11:26
dholbachlfittl: we're cleaning up the wiki here in the main room11:27
lfittldholbach, ok, will join you in a moment11:27
bashelierdholbach: here it is : https://blueprints.launchpad.net/wineui/+spec/easier-wine-uninstalling-apps11:30
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dholbachbashelier: best to use http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SpecSpec for the spec format11:30
bashelieroups ^^"11:30
dharrigandholbach: okay, thanks for the feedback - how do I contact elmo or mithrandir?11:43
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dholbachdharrigan: ping them in #ubuntu-devel11:43
dharrigandharrigan: ta11:43
dharrigandholbach: ta :-)11:43
bashelierdholbach: and another thing, can a non-MOTU review package on REVU ? I've already review a couple of packages on -fr-classroom, and I wonder if there is a way to add a comment on REVU as a simple packager, but with no advocating possibilities11:44
dholbachnot advocating, but reviewing+commenting11:45
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imbrandonbashelier, sounds sane, you might poke siretart about it ( not sure who else is still active on hacking REVU )11:46
Hobbseepersia: how out of date is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseDesktopFileAbsolutePath?highlight=%28CategoryMOTU%29 ?11:46
bashelierimbrandon: ok thanks :)11:46
basheliersiretart: ping11:47
crimsunsuccess!  prelim testing indicates I can wipe alsactl usage from alsa-utils.init {start,stop} completely for ubuntu and edubuntu.  Now to figure out how to rig Kubuntu...11:47
Hobbseeheh11:48
crimsunRamifications: volume control info is no longer stored through alsa state files but through PulseAudio's session restoration.11:48
persiaHobbsee: Immensely.  My scripts are probably aged, but I should be able to regenerate something in the next few days.  On the other hand, I'm not sure if it's currently tracking a useful thing.  Might it be better to just track those pacakges for which no .desktop is required?11:48
Hobbseepersia: great, OK.11:48
persiacrimsun: Congrats!11:49
Hobbseepersia: we're just doing a wiki clean up now.11:49
TheMusocrimsun: How does that help us pro audio guys?11:50
crimsunHobbsee: / imbrandon: do you know if kmix, if enabled as an applet (or its equiv.), restores volume state on KDE login?11:50
persiaHobbsee: OK.  Thanks for checking about that one.  I don't really know how to merge, but I think https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseDesktopFileAbsolutePath should be part of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/NoDesktopFile, and will try to accomplish that in the rewrite.11:50
Hobbseecrimsun: i believe it does.  i'm not sure11:51
crimsunTheMuso: the functionality will not disappear at all from the initscript.  I'll just be shifting the targets.11:51
Hobbseepersia: okay.  you can merge by adding the info from one to the other, then delete/redirect teh next page11:51
TheMusocrimsun: Targets?11:51
crimsunTheMuso: start/stop/restart/reload/reset11:52
imbrandoncrimsun, it /should/11:53
siretartbashelier: pong11:53
imbrandoncrimsun, i havent tested it lately11:53
crimsunTheMuso: now, one thing I haven't considered fully is whether to still call start but zero out Master, PCM, Wave, Front.11:53
basheliersiretart: hi, is it possible to add the comment rights on REVU for a non-MOTU ?11:54
crimsunTheMuso: it's all very, very prelim  (I haven't even spec'd it yet)11:54
siretartbashelier: the problem is, that I cannot give out reviewing without voting rights out11:55
crimsunTheMuso: so there are at least a couple diverging use cases: 1) don't invoke start from the udev rule, and have stop be a no-op; 2) maintain the current config for "pure ALSA users"11:55
crimsunTheMuso: 1) having stop be a no-op essentially means we use update-rc.d's new multiuser semantics, so we don't store the state file on shutdown11:57
basheliersiretart: ok, is it right if I ask the french MOTUs to vote for it ?11:57
siretartbashelier: of course!11:57
basheliersiretart: ok, I've already ask them if it could be possible, so I think there will have no problem, I'll ask them to confirm soon, thanks a lot :)12:00
TheMusocrimsun: ok12:02
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Hobbseehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Logo12:13
lionel:)12:14
siretarthttp://www.stil-his.no/brukerfiler/Innebandy/He-man%20-%20She-ra%2004.jpeg12:15
dholbach^ Treenaks said: "Is that jono?"12:15
siretart"he sould be"12:15
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dharriganWhat's the recommendation process for getting something into the distro? Isn't there a deb validation wiki?12:18
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dharriganStevenHarperUK: hi12:18
StevenHarperUKHi12:19
StevenHarperUKYello Channel12:19
StevenHarperUK**hello12:19
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siretartdharrigan: file a bug in launchpad, and add the 'needs-packaging' tag12:23
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Treenaksdharrigan: .. or the part that's left of it anyway ;)12:23
dharrigan:)12:24
sorsisHobbsee: it says "MOTO possible logo" not motU12:25
Hobbseesorsis: fix it, i'ts a wiki :P12:25
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pochugood morning12:44
rollerskatejammsWE ARE THE MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE!12:44
rollerskatejammssorry couldn't resist.12:44
pochurollerskatejamms: not me ;)12:44
rollerskatejammsYeah I'm not part of the team either.12:44
rollerskatejammsI just couldn't resist saying that.12:44
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siretartdholbach and me are having a discussion: Didn't we decide that only one MOTU needs to approve a package to be uploaded to universe? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/New/Policy mandates there need to be 212:47
ajmitchhm12:49
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gpocentekIIRC we still need 2 acks...12:49
ajmitchI think so12:50
lionelwe checked yesterday with lfittl, it's two hacks12:51
dholbachok12:51
geserhow much ACK needs MOTUs creating a package?12:52
ajmitchnone12:52
persiageser: Used to be one, now none12:52
lionelhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2007-March/001356.html12:52
\shdholbach, do you have any clue to give networkmanager the clue about reloading it's devices? 12:52
ajmitchnone *needed*, but it's often recommended to get stuff reviewed12:52
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lfittllionel, not talking about sru ;)12:53
lionelOups... my bad. I'm off topic :-(12:53
lionelyeah, thanks lfittl :)12:53
dholbach\sh: whenever network manager is behaving badly I do this:12:53
dholbachdaniel@lovegood:~$ cat bin/strangle-nm 12:53
dholbachsudo /etc/dbus-1/event.d/22dhcdbd restart; sudo /etc/dbus-1/event.d/25NetworkManager restart; sudo /etc/dbus-1/event.d/26NetworkManagerDispatcher restart; killall nm-applet; nm-applet &12:53
dholbachdaniel@lovegood:~$ 12:53
dholbach\sh: that's no real solution though12:53
ogradholbach, you really should package that and push it to main ;)12:54
dholbachpffft :)12:54
jmgException in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException at gnu.java.awt.peer.gtk.GdkGraphicsEnvironment.getAllFonts(libgcj.so.70)12:54
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Amaranthwhy oh why did i volunteer to do the packaging for compiz? :)12:58
Amaranthooh, lunch time12:58
jmgAmaranth: because you are awesome and cool12:59
HobbseeAmaranth: insanity01:00
jmgwhy did i drink so many headless mexicans and margaritas last night?01:00
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sorsisis there way to distribute ubuntu packages via torrent to large cluster of copmuters?01:18
sorsisshould i try to implement that to my linux state duplicator?01:22
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slomoshawarma: ping? :)01:25
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gnomefreakfor a package new to ubuntu am i allowed to use 1.1.1+1ubuntu1 or do i need to drop the ubuntu1?01:36
StevenK1.1.1-0ubuntu101:36
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gnomefreakthat would be a downgrade from 1.1.1-3.mt8 right?01:37
man-dignomefreak: yes01:37
gnomefreakthan that wont work :(01:37
man-dignomefreak: is 1.1.1-3.mt8 in the Ubuntu archive?01:38
man-dignomefreak: if not, its not a problem01:38
gnomefreakdebian version == 1.1.1-301:38
man-dignomefreak: then use 1.1.1-3ubuntu101:38
gnomefreakman-di: no its in mozillas team testing repo01:38
gnomefreakin m-t feisty repo. when they go to upgrade i want them to beable to upgrade smoothly01:39
shawarmaslomo: You rang, sir?01:39
slomoshawarma: you know that there is a channel named #debian-utopia? :) i just saw that you committed something to pkg-utopia svn01:40
shawarmaslomo: No, I didn't.01:40
slomoshawarma: you didn't commit? shawarma-guest@pkg-utopia unstable r1481 network-manager-vpnc/packages/unstable/network-manager-vpnc/debian/ (3 files in 2 dirs): ....01:41
shawarmaAh, yes, I committed.01:41
slomook :)01:41
shawarmaI did *not*, however, know that there was such a channel.01:41
slomo:)01:42
shawarmaWhat do you handle in utopia?01:42
slomoshawarma: well, everything where i'm listed in Uploaders... dbus stuff, avahi and a bit hal01:44
shawarmaslomo: Ah, ok.01:45
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TheMusoI see the voip hasn't got any better.01:58
jsgotangcoall the high bandwidth went to face to face talks eh?02:01
xxxxx1morning!02:02
TheMusoheh02:02
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ajmitchdholbach!02:02
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ajmitchjsgotangco: congrats :)02:02
jsgotangcothanks!02:02
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gnomefreakjsgotangco: you were the person up for CC right?02:08
gnomefreakone of02:08
jsgotangcognomefreak: yes02:08
gnomefreakjsgotangco: congrats :)02:08
jsgotangcothanks thanks :-)02:09
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ScottKGood morning Hobbsee.02:13
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Hobbseehi ScottK 02:15
ajmitchHobbsee!02:15
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Hobbseein greeting02:16
ajmitchcruel person02:16
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StevenKYay for packages changing to CDBS. Not.02:20
ScottKWhy not?02:20
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ajmitchseems like this is a non-bof02:20
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StevenKBecause the Ubuntu changes require changes to debian/rules, which is now CDBS-ified.02:21
StevenKajmitch: Play in the traffic? :-P02:21
ajmitchsounds like fun02:21
StevenKHeh02:21
ScottKSo it all has to be redone.  So is it not that cdbs is inherently bad, just that the switchover drives a bunch of work?02:22
StevenKScottK: Well, okay, the Ubuntu change was changing the arguments to one dh_ command. The problem I need to RTFS to see how to do it with CDBS.02:23
StevenKThe problem is02:23
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ScottKThe problem is that cdbs is black magic...02:23
shawarmaStevenK: What was the change?02:23
ScottKYou need a different shade of black in this case.02:23
ScottK?02:23
StevenKdh_installinit -- multiuser02:23
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persiaHobbsee: .desktop bits should be sorted now (barring a script).  Let me know if I broke anything :)02:24
shawarmaStevenK: gimme a sec.02:24
StevenKThis package seems to be quality software.02:24
StevenKQuality with a K, that is.02:24
shawarmaSet "DEB_DH_INSTALLINIT_ARGS= -- multiuser"02:25
StevenKshawarma: Now how am I supposed to complain? :-P02:25
ajmitchsimple02:26
HobbseeStevenK: like kino, yes.02:26
ajmitchyou had to ask on irc02:26
shawarmaStevenK: Oh, there's plenty of things to complain about. :)02:26
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ScottKStevenK: Complain about lack of documentation in cdbs.  That should keep you going for a while.02:26
StevenKHobbsee: This is work, since it's net-snmp, and has a daemon.02:26
StevenKEr, worse02:26
StevenKScottK: I tend to ignore the documentation for CDBS and read the makefiles directly. My make-foo seems to cope.02:27
HobbseeStevenK: heh02:27
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imbrandonwtf would cause this ( only in 3 out of 4 boots ) ....02:28
ajmitchStevenK: that is the documentation02:28
imbrandonStarting up.02:28
imbrandon[    43.481077]  crc error02:28
imbrandon[    43.483243]  Kernel Panic . not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)02:28
imbrandon[    43.483310] 02:28
StevenKajmitch: Heh, yeah, well.02:28
shawarmaStevenK: as ajmitch just pointed out, you can use DEB_UPDATE_RCD_PARAMS instead. in that case, leave out the "--"02:28
Treenaksimbrandon: bad disk02:28
StevenKshawarma: Which would you suggest?02:29
shawarmaStevenK: Now that I've also checked the dh_installinit man page, I'd go for DEB_UPDATE_RCD_PARAMS=multiuser02:29
ajmitchStevenK: find a coin02:29
StevenKajmitch: I'm married, what's one of them?02:29
shawarmaIn case it's a multi-binary package, and you just need it for one package, use DEB_UPDATE_RCD_PARAMS_packagename=multiuser02:29
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StevenKshawarma: Thanks!02:30
shawarmaStevenK: any time.02:30
imbrandonTreenaks, kk thanks02:31
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Treenaksimbrandon: or bad ram02:32
StevenKshawarma: That beats my dorky yellow.02:32
ScottKimbrandon: or a bad/not well seated cable.02:33
imbrandonTreenaks, knowing the hdd's in that box its propbably the hdd's02:33
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DarkSun88Hi all02:42
xxxxx1hello DarkSun88 02:44
persiaCould anyone suggest a faster solution for CONTENTS=/var/cache/apt/apt-file/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_gutsy_Contents-amd64.gz; for i in `zgrep usr/share/menu $CONTENTS | awk '{ print $2 }'`; do zgrep $1 $CONTENTS | grep .desktop || echo $i; done02:48
StevenKapt-file ?02:49
persiaStevenK: apt-file just seems to do the zgrep $CONTENTS | grep.  Is there a way to check for two things for each package?  I'd rather avoid the exponential algorithm, if possible :)02:50
StevenKYou're looking for packages which don't contain a desktop file?02:51
persiaStevenK: From the subset of packages that do contain a menu file02:51
StevenKOh, which do.02:51
StevenKMay I suggest Perl? :-P02:51
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StevenKpersia: -q, not >/dev/null02:52
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persiaStevenK: regarding -q, why?  Regarding perl, I still need to determine how to do it without the double pass.  Perhaps I'll parse the entire file, and ony check chunks at a time.02:53
StevenKpersia: grep -q won't print the match, and is less typing than >/dev/null02:53
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persiaStevenK: Thanks for the advice, and very much for the -q: my keyboard will appreciate that :)02:53
StevenKpersia: Yes, I was thinking of parsing the entire contents file and printing package names that match your criteria02:54
StevenKpersia: It's just like grep -c versus grep | wc -l02:54
persiaStevenK: I had some scripts to do it and generate a wiki table last February, but was surprised how manual it was upon review.  perl it is.02:54
StevenKpersia: I can write it as a one liner if you wish.02:55
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persiaStevenK: My perl-foo is not that strong.  I'd be more than happy to use yours.  I'm planning to put the script on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/DesktopFiles so that the table doesn't need to be regenerated every couple months.02:56
StevenKpersia: I'm a cheater, because I get paid to code Perl.02:56
persiaRather, the table that used to be there that I deleted.02:56
persiaStevenK: That's not cheating, that's just good planning.  I had a job like that about 10 years ago, but somehow migrated into talking to people instead of coding...02:57
Lutinpersia: btw, do you mind if I merge blobwars (dh_iconcache change only)03:00
persiaLutin: Not at all, but I'll get to it this evening if you don't.03:00
Lutinok03:01
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persiaLutin: Umm..  so does that mean you are, or you aren't?03:02
Lutinpersia: I am03:03
persiaLutin: Thanks.03:03
Lutinpersia: np03:03
StevenKpersia: Right, I think I have half of it working.03:05
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persiaStevenK: Half?03:06
StevenKParsing the contents file.03:06
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gnomefreakok looks like i fixed iceape should i use dput *.dsc or *.changes again?03:08
Hobbseegnomefreak: .changes03:10
Hobbseei believe03:10
gnomefreakok ill try it03:11
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ScottKleonel: Have you had a chance to look at squirrelmail in Dapper/Edgy yet?03:12
StevenKpersia: I'm just about done.03:14
persiaStevenK: OK.  It must be time to change the requirements :) look for menu files in both /usr/share/menu and /usr/lib/menu.03:15
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StevenK:-P03:15
persiaStevenK: There's only about 35 packages in all of Debian still using /usr/lib/menu, so don't really worry about it.03:16
ScottKIt's not programming if there isn't requirements creep.03:19
leonelhey ScottK  installed the deb on  Feisty  and worked fine03:19
StevenKDamn Perl not having 'x not in list' constructs.03:19
ScottKleonel: Great.03:20
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leonelbut ... today  upstream issued another patch for a regression  03:20
ScottKOK03:20
ScottKNeed to deal with that first then.03:20
luisbghello all03:20
TreenaksStevenK: if( !grep { $_ eq 'blah' } @list ) { not_in_list(); };03:21
ScottKleonel: I just noted that in the bug.03:21
TreenaksStevenK: or maybe List::Utils03:21
leonelScottK:  now  do the same as yesterday to add the 2nd  patch ?03:21
ScottKleonel: The Ubuntu security manager is aware of this (he's changed some stuff in the bug), so I'd say let's get this rolling.03:22
leonelperfect03:22
ScottKleonel: Yes, but don't make a new version, just add the 2nd patch to your existing changelog entry.03:22
leonelScottK:  where can I see that change03:22
ScottKleonel: If you pull up the bug, Bug #113725 you will see that it now has tasks for all 4 open releases03:23
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113725 in squirrelmail "Cross site scripting in HTML filter" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11372503:23
ScottKleonel: I nominated it, but keescook confirmed it.  He's the security manager.03:24
leonelGreat !03:24
leonelso  To the 2nd patch and  add the diff to  the bugreport ?03:24
ScottKYes.  03:25
leonelOk03:25
ScottKPastebin your changelog for me to review when you get that done first though.03:25
leonelI've got to do some thing now but Back in 1 1/2 hours to do the job03:25
leonelOK03:25
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leonelAnother thing   for dapper  there are more patches needed    03:27
leoneldapper has   1.4.6 03:27
leonelI think we need to add the patches  for security issued  as  for  1.4.10a03:27
ScottKleonel: More patches needed for the security fix or for other problems?03:27
leonelfor other problems with dapper03:27
leonelbut let's do first  Feisty ...03:28
ScottKThe non-security stuff needs to be addressed through a different, more deliberate process.03:28
leonelok03:28
ScottKI'd be glad to help you with that after the security stuff03:28
ScottKYes, get Feisty first.03:29
ScottKPing me if you need help.03:29
leonellet me see if there are security things  because  there hasn't been  updates for  dapper's  squirrelmail03:29
leonelaccording to  changelog for dapper squirrelmail 03:30
leonelthe last update was  23 feb 200603:30
sorsishas anyone thought torrent based package distribution?03:30
leoneland theres been some security updates    03:31
leonelhttp://www.squirrelmail.org/security/03:31
leonelScottK: but lets do that after  feisty got done03:31
leonelScottK:  ok  got to go 03:31
leonelThanks03:31
StevenKpersia: I think that's it.03:33
StevenKpersia: Are you able to confirm one or two to see if it works?03:34
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persiaStevenK: Sure.  My script is still running (something about an exponential algorithm), but I have a whole list of them.  swisswatch and synaesthesia are two that just came up.03:36
StevenKpersia: My issue is it takes ~ 360Mb of RAM on my amd64.03:37
persiaStevenK: I'm be happy to run it (I've about 1GB free right now) and compare the results, if you like.03:38
StevenKHold on, I seem to have broken it.03:39
persiaStevenK: Just in case you want a quick abort: the first 3 that showed up for me were 3dchess, 9wm, and aatv.03:39
StevenKI have 1357 matches.03:40
persiaMine'S exponential, so I don't have that data yet.  So far, I have 914 matches.03:40
StevenKOkay, all 5 you mentioned are in there.03:40
StevenKBeat you, etc etc03:41
persiaStevenK: I think it's probably good.  And of course you win: you used a real algorithm :)03:41
StevenKNot bad for 25 lines of Perl03:41
persiaWhat about "StevenK: persia: I can write it as a one liner if you wish"?03:42
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StevenKI still can, it involves putting it all on one line. :-P03:43
StevenKI'm just trying to race it on my machine.03:43
persiaStevenK: 25 lines is probably better anyway.  This is to go on the wiki for people to run if they wish, so it should be easier to understand, if possible.03:43
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StevenKsteven@liquified:~% zcat Contents-amd64.gz | /usr/bin/time ./find-menu-no-desktop > lets-see03:45
StevenK32.93user 0.84system 0:37.75elapsed 89%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 0maxresident)k03:45
StevenK0inputs+0outputs (0major+86178minor)pagefaults 0swaps03:46
StevenK32 seconds versus whatever time your shell script has been running. :-P03:46
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StevenKpersia: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20171/03:47
persiaStevenK: Thanks a lot.  That's better, faster, and easier to read :)  Mind if I paste it to the wiki for the various .desktop junkies?03:49
StevenKpersia: As long you put a comment in it saying I wrote it.03:49
StevenKAs long as, even03:50
persiaStevenK: Sure.  Full Name or Handle?  Also, what license?  Code or general wiki?03:50
StevenKpersia: full name <(nick)@u.c> , um, GPL03:51
StevenKpersia: Which wiki page?03:51
persiaStevenK: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/DesktopFiles03:52
persiaStevenK: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20175/03:54
StevenKpersia: Personally, I prefer e-mail address to all lowercase... Other than that, it looks fine.03:54
persiaStevenK: OK.  I'll post it then (after fixing the email).  Thanks again.03:55
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StevenKGasp. I wrote Perl code that was understandable.03:55
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persiaStevenK: As long as it's GPL, it is permissible to write comprehensible code.  It's only proprietary code that must be obfuscated.04:01
bddebianHeya gang04:01
joejaxximbrandon: may i pm you?04:01
joejaxxhello bddebian !04:01
xxxxx1hello bddebian 04:01
joejaxx:)04:01
persiahi bddebian04:01
bddebianHello joejaxx, xxxxx1, persia :)04:02
StevenKpersia: :-P04:02
imbrandonjoejaxx, sure04:02
imbrandoni might be slow to respond04:02
ScottKheya bddebian.04:04
bddebianHi ScottK04:04
joejaxxScottK: i still think that apt-get moo bug is funny04:06
joejaxx:P04:06
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xxxxx1hey guys04:17
xxxxx1i need to repackage the upstream tarball without debian dir.04:17
xxxxx1well04:17
xxxxx1i should rename the repacked upstream tarball with +debian ?04:17
effie_jayxwhere do I read about learning to triage bugs04:18
ScottKxxxxx1: Do you have to or have you decided you'd prefer to?04:18
xxxxx1ScottK: i have04:18
ScottKeffie_jayx: Go to #ubuntu-bugs and look at the topic.04:18
effie_jayxScottK,  thanks 04:18
ScottKxxxxx1: OK.  If you look (I think) in the Debian New Maintainer's Guide it tells you exactly how to do it.04:18
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xxxxx1ScottK: deb new maint guide don't mention that.04:26
ScottKhmmmm04:26
xxxxx1ScottK: but i think is necessary the +debian in the tarball name04:26
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=== ScottK would hate to speculate. There is a specific way to do it.
xxxxx1:)04:27
mattva01Is there a good example of a python  module that uses cdbs with pycentral ?04:27
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xxxxx1ScottK: i'm reading http://people.debian.org/~daniel/documents/packaging.html04:29
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persiaxxxxx1: See http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/ch-best-pkging-practices.en.html#s-bpp-origtargz for guidance on repackaging04:32
xxxxx1persia: thx04:32
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xxxxx16.7.8 Best practices for orig.tar.gz files04:33
ScottKYes.  Just found it.04:34
ScottKThat's the one I was thinking of http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/ch-best-pkging-practices.en.html#s-bpp-origtargz04:34
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mattva01im getting an message dpkg-genchanges: warning: unknown information field `Xb-Python-Version' in input data in package's section of control info file04:43
mattva01is that normal?04:43
persiamattva01: Yes.  All fields beginning with X generate that warning.04:43
mattva01ah ok04:44
mattva01thanks04:44
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AcksysG'morning, all.04:57
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bddebianHello Acksys05:04
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AcksysBeautiful day where I am.05:07
EtienneGdear MOTUs05:08
nixternaloh no, isn't that what a "breakup" letter starts with?05:08
nixternaloh wait, that is "Dear John"05:08
EtienneGI have an upload lovingly prepared at http://people.ubuntu.com/~etienne/bzr-gtk/05:08
EtienneGnixternal, good point, I will find another introduction for next time :)05:09
nixternalhaha05:09
EtienneGbzr-gtk depend on same major bzr release05:10
EtienneGthe upload for bzr 0.16 is in the queue, waiting for my sponsor to get a little time to take care05:10
EtienneGso all the deps should be in the pipeli ne05:10
Hobbseehiya EtienneG - you're a canoical person, arent you?05:11
Hobbsee*canonical05:11
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Hobbseeoh yes, to get the p.u.c, of course you are05:11
EtienneGHobbsee, yep, and you are in Seville right ?05:11
Hobbseeyep05:11
Hobbseewhere are you?05:11
EtienneGthere (raise hand)05:11
EtienneGhand down05:12
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EtienneGbut I wear a "Do you Ubuntu" t-shirt05:12
EtienneGthat help a lot, right ?05:12
Hobbseeso do a lot of people05:12
Hobbseehehe :P05:12
EtienneGponytail05:12
EtienneGreally handsome05:12
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EtienneG(I wish the later was true)05:12
EtienneGI hang out a lot with MagicFab05:13
Hobbseeahhh05:13
EtienneGa tad overweight05:13
EtienneGbut only a very small tad05:13
Hobbseeponytails dont help narrow it down either :P05:13
Hobbseemuch05:13
EtienneGwell, yeah05:13
EtienneGi guess I am the standard issue Linux geek05:14
EtienneGearly thirties05:14
Hobbseeright05:14
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EtienneGwhat else can I say about myself05:14
EtienneG...05:14
Hobbseedunno :)05:14
EtienneGwhat's in room B ?05:14
highvoltagepersonal package archives (I think)05:15
EtienneGhighvoltage, apparently not05:15
EtienneGhighvoltage, I have the BoF chairman righ here05:16
EtienneGand I am in the pit05:16
EtienneGPPA is really something i am looking forward to05:16
EtienneGapparentl, they will do a lightning talk tomorrow morning05:16
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HobbseeEtienneG: PPA.05:17
EtienneGHobbsee, it05:17
EtienneGit is happening now ^05:17
EtienneG?05:17
EtienneGI am running there then05:17
Hobbseeit's about ot start, eyah05:17
Hobbseeright05:17
EtienneGok, I will go grab cprov and get myself to room B05:18
highvoltageEtienneG: ah05:18
Hobbseenot sure who's staying here though05:18
Hobbseeor coming in05:18
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persiaA few days ago I was reading a nice tutorial on using get-orig-source for cvs snapshots, but I don't seem to be able to find it in my browser history.  Does anyone have any suggestions as to what the URL might have been?05:19
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EtienneGI would like to reiterate my request for a review and upload bzr-gtk at http://people.ubuntu.com/~etienne/bzr-gtk/05:22
EtienneGsince the first one got lost int he scrollback05:22
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bddebianEtienneG: Can you stick it on REVU?05:28
bddebianLaserJock: !!05:28
LaserJockhi bddebian 05:28
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AcksysWill there be any MOTU school lectures soon?05:31
EtienneGbddebian, in meeting, will do right afterward05:33
EtienneGbddebian, it's not a NEW package, though05:33
EtienneGit is an update05:33
leonelScottK: ping05:34
ScottKpong05:34
ScottKleonel: How's the new patch going?05:35
leonelbad bad05:35
leonelScottK: do I need to patch in the same enviroment as the previous patch 05:35
ScottKNot sure what you mean...05:36
leonelyesterday  we finished  with the debdiff 05:36
bddebianEtienneG: That's OK05:36
ScottKOK05:36
ScottKLike this...05:36
EtienneGbddebian, so I should still upload to REVU05:36
bddebianYep, please05:37
leonelin the same directory  run   dpatch-edit-patch  to   add the 2nd patch ?05:37
EtienneGokidoki05:37
ScottKGo into your source directory and dpatch-edit-patch newpatchname oldpatchname05:37
ScottKIf you do it that way, your dpatch-edit-patch environment already has yesterday's patch applied, so the new one should apply directly.05:37
leonelok 05:38
ScottKSee man dpatch-edit-patch for examples.05:38
leonellet me copy from the backup I made  before  start adding the 2nd05:38
EtienneGbddebian, not so sure ... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU says it is for new package, and I have not uploaded my last update to REVU05:38
EtienneGso ... ???05:38
ScottKEtienneG: NEW and new versions.05:39
EtienneGho, ok05:40
ScottKNEW packages on REVU need two MOTU acks.  Updates only need one.05:40
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EtienneGREVU admin, please stand up (need a keyring re-sync, just joined the team)05:45
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ajmitchEtienneG: ok, wait a few min05:45
EtienneGajmitch, thanks pal05:46
ajmitchit takes a few minutes to run05:46
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EtienneGajmitch, do you think I can dput right away05:50
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ajmitchno05:51
leonelScottK: so   dpatch-edit-patch 02_regression 01_html-security-fix   where   01_html-security-fix  is yesterday patch ?05:52
ScottKleonel: That looks right to me.05:52
leoneleven  the 01 has already been  aplied ?05:52
ScottKleonel: Not in your original source tree it hasn't.  It gets applied when you build the package.05:53
leonelok05:53
leonelthen in the shell apply the 2 patches  first  the  2nd  ?05:54
leonelor just the  2nd ?05:54
ScottKJust the 2nd.05:54
leonelok05:54
leonelrunning05:54
leonelScottK: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20195/05:56
leonelerrors05:56
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ScottKleonel: Did you start from where you finished work in your source yesterday or from a completely pristine source?06:00
leonelwere we left yesterday06:01
ScottKOK06:01
leonelshould I edit the patch  ?06:01
ScottKAre you still in dpatch-edit-patch?06:01
leonelyes06:01
leonelI'am06:01
ScottKDo exit 230 and we'll start over.06:01
leonelexit06:02
ScottKNo exit 23006:02
ScottKThat makes sure nothing gets left from this attempt.06:02
leonelyes06:02
leonelexit 23006:02
tsmitheanyone know why tk is built in ubuntu without antialiasing?06:02
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ScottKleonel: Then do dpatch-edit-patch 01_html-security-fix. look into at least one of the files and make sure it's been changed by the patch, then exit 230 again.06:03
leonelpatching file functions/mime.php06:04
leonelReversed (or previously applied) patch detected!  Assume -R? [n]  06:04
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leonelok06:05
leonelok06:05
leonelLOOK not PATCH 06:05
leonelok06:05
Denni2Can I ask a question here ?06:06
ScottK!question06:06
ubotuDon't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)06:06
ajmitchEtienneG: apologies, you can upload now :)06:06
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ScottKleonel: Are you in dpatch-edit-patch now?06:07
Denni2should a bug be filed before working on a merge ?06:07
ScottKDenni2: Did you do the last merge?06:08
leonelScottK: yes and the patch was applied06:08
leonelthe 0106:08
ScottKOK.  THat's good.06:08
Denni2no i'm just starting 06:08
ScottKDenni2: Before you start a merge you should check with the last person to merge it and make sure they are OK with it.06:08
Denni2ok06:08
ScottKleonel: It looks to me like the file name changes in the new patch threw patch off.06:09
leoneledit the patch ?06:09
ScottKleonel: I'm thinking yes.06:10
EtienneGajmitch, thanks a lot06:10
EtienneGdoing it right away06:10
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ScottKChange the 1.4.10s to 1.4.906:10
ScottKThen see if it applies.06:10
leonelin the 02 patch ?06:10
ScottKYes06:10
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leonelok06:11
ScottKIf not, the 02 patch only has one small code change in it, it can be applied by hand inside dpatch-edit-patch easily enough.06:11
leonelit'is06:11
leonellet me do the changes in the 02 06:12
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ScottKOK06:12
leonelrenamed 06:14
leonelnow  exit23006:14
leoneldpatch-edit-patch  patch02 patch01?06:14
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leonelScottK:  renamed in the patch  06:17
leonel--- squirrelmail-1.4.9/src/compose.php2007-05-09 15:46:30.000000000 +020006:17
leonel+++ squirrelmail-1.4.9a/src/compose.php2007-05-10 10:22:49.000000000 +020006:17
leonelsame error06:17
ScottKOK06:17
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leonelcan I  06:17
leonelunpack the source06:18
ScottKThen exit 230 and re-enter dpatch-edit-patch.06:18
leonelexit06:18
ScottKexit 23006:18
leonelexit 23006:18
leonelok06:18
leonelreenter dpatch-edit-patch  no parameters ?06:19
ScottKwith the 01 patch06:19
ScottKLike you did last time.06:19
leonelok06:19
leonelshell06:19
ScottKThen use your favorite text editor to make the code change in /src/compose.php06:20
ScottKThe bit that starts +if ( !sqgetGlobalVar...06:21
ScottKCheck it carefully to make sure you didn't get it wrong...06:22
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leoneldone 06:24
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leoneljust edit that ?06:24
ScottKexit06:24
ScottKwait06:24
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ScottKdone as in made the changes?06:24
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leonelonly added :06:24
leonel+if ( !sqgetGlobalVar('identity',$identity, $SQ_GLOBAL) ) {06:24
leonel+    $identity = 0;06:24
leonel+}06:24
leoneland removed  the -sqgetGlobalVar('identity',$identity, $SQ_GLOBAL06:25
leonelof course  removed the  +  and  - 06:25
ScottKAnd you deleted the line -sqgetGlobalVar('identity',$identity, $SQ_GLOBAL);?06:25
leonelyes06:25
ScottKOK06:25
ScottKThen exit06:25
leonelno 230?06:25
leoneljust exit06:25
ScottKNo 230, just exit06:25
leonelok06:25
ScottKA regular exit will result in the changes getting saved.06:26
leonelok06:26
ScottKNo we update debian/changelog06:26
ScottKAdd an entry saying the patch has been updated to fix the regressionand pastebin it.06:27
ScottKNo/now...06:27
leonelworking..06:28
ScottKOK06:29
leonelnot with vi right ?06:29
ScottKWith vi is fine.  Use whatever editor you want.  You can also call dch and that'll open your default editor in the right spot to add the entry.06:29
ScottKWhich in Ubuntu is nano unless you changed it...06:30
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leonelok06:31
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leonelhold on06:32
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leonelScottK:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20202/06:35
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ScottKClose.  I'll fix it and give you the pastebin back.  Can't have the same version twice in the changelog06:36
leonelthat's what I was going to ask06:37
leonelnow ?06:37
leonelScottK: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20205/ ?06:38
ScottKhttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/20204/ is what I did.  I'll look at yours06:38
ScottKleonel: That would work, but we don't bump to a new version because 0.1 has never been uploaded.06:39
leonelok06:39
leonelput what you did ?06:39
ScottKYes06:40
leonelworking06:40
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leonelScottK: done06:41
leonelsave and exit ?06:41
ScottKyes06:41
ScottKNow debuild -S -uc again06:42
leonelworking..06:42
leoneldone06:42
leoneldpkg-genchanges: not including original source code in upload06:42
leoneldpkg-buildpackage (debuild emulation): source only, diff-only upload (original source NOT included)06:42
ScottKNo problem06:44
ScottKNow pbuild the package again like you did yesterday and do a debdiff like you did yesterday.06:45
leonelok06:45
ScottKOnce you've verified the new package applies the patch and works, attach the debdiff to the bug.06:45
leonelok06:46
ScottKPing me if you have trouble.06:47
leonelok06:47
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Adri2000ScottK: I've juste committed the fixes for the two DaD bugs you reported :) you'll see the changes after the next update of the universe page which is at 18UTC06:50
ScottKAdri2000: Cool.  Thanks.  I'll have a look.  That's in ~70 minutes, right?06:51
Adri2000yep06:51
ScottKOK06:51
leonelno errors after pbuilder06:51
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ScottKExcellent.  Does it install?06:53
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leonelScottK:  installed06:55
leonelbut the  debdiff  is from yesterday 06:55
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ScottKUmmm you made a new one, right?06:56
ScottKleonel?06:56
leonelwait  06:56
leonelhow I make  the debdiff ?06:57
leonelcan't find  how I made it yesterday06:58
ScottKdebdiff packagname-version.dsc packagname-versionubuntu0.1.dsc > filename.debdff06:58
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leonelsorry06:59
ScottKNo problem.07:00
ScottKdebdiff packagname-version.dsc packagname-versionubuntu0.1.dsc > filename.debdff07:00
leonelthanks 07:00
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leonelnow uploading debdiff to launchpad07:02
ScottKOK07:02
tsmithehmm i've added the required parts to tk8.4 to add xft support, but, well, i can't remember what amsn looked like before to see if it's made a difference and thus fixed bug 91095. is it worth me uploading a debdiff anyway?07:04
ubotuLaunchpad bug 91095 in tk8.4 "tk missing antialiasing support" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9109507:04
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leonelScottK:  Done !07:06
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ScottKleonel: Looks good to me.  I think it's ready for keescook to upload.07:12
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leonelScottK: Great !07:12
leonelScottK: Thank You very much !07:12
ScottKleonel: Now you do Edgy and Dapper...07:13
leonelScottK: now  I'll work with  dapper 07:14
ScottKOK07:14
leoneleven  it installed on dapper 07:14
leonelalso07:14
leonelto update the dapper's version07:14
leonelI need to see all the pending patches in case there are any 07:14
ScottKGreat.07:14
ScottKleonel: Just don't add anything that's not a security fix and document everything you do.07:14
leoneland do the same 07:14
leonelScottK: OK07:15
leonelonly security 07:15
leonelthere are other packages I'd like to  do  too ...07:15
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gesercould someone review http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5093 for me?07:16
leonelScottK:  I'll eat  a big pizza for you !  thank you07:16
ScottKNo, thank you for your contribution.07:16
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leonelScottK: squirrelmail in dapper  depends on  php4   means that  the security for php4 has to be checked too ...07:34
leonelScottK: or can It be changed to depend on  php5 ?07:35
ScottKleonel: No07:35
ScottKI'd just focus on squirellmail and not worry the php.07:35
leonelok07:36
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leonelbut  php4 the las update was on Apr 6 2006  http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/p/php4/php4_4.4.2-1build1/changelog07:37
leonelfirst things  first07:37
leonelgo with squirrelmail07:37
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sharmsOk I got a new, less offensive dig at redhat now :) http://www.sharms.org/blog/?p=10207:48
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leonelScottK: squirrelmail in dapper  works with php5 which is in main  ..  you where right  don't worry for php08:08
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bddebianGah, so much crap on REVU :-(08:26
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cbx33hey guys08:28
cbx33i used to build packages with debuild -S -sa -kblahblah08:29
cbx33and i used to get a .tar.gz chucked out08:29
cbx33but i don't get that not08:29
cbx33y?08:29
cbx33i put a .orig.tar.gz08:29
cbx33and i get the dsc and everything else08:29
cbx33but i don't get the .tzr.gz08:29
cbx33why?08:29
highvoltagehey cbx33, we missed you08:30
cbx33hi highvoltage 08:31
cbx33sorry08:31
cbx33heheh08:31
geserbddebian: could you review http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5093 for me?08:31
cbx33howz UDS?08:31
bddebiangeser: Sure, give me a minute08:32
cbx33hmmm08:36
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cbx33hmmm08:37
cbx33the debuild says it's doing a source include08:37
cbx33but pbuilder doesn't?08:37
cbx33hmm08:37
cbx33oh08:37
cbx33maybe I didn't tell it to build a source package....oh I'm confused08:37
cbx33been a while since i made a package08:38
geserso you have an orig.tar.gz, diff.gz and dsc for your package?08:38
cbx33yes08:38
cbx33is that all that's needed?08:38
geseryes08:38
ASCIIGirlhello all! about repositories ubuntu main + universe == debian main?08:39
cbx33geser, ok08:39
cbx33how did I get just .tar.gz files beforehand?08:39
bddebianASCIIGirl: For the most part, yes08:39
ASCIIGirlthx bddebian :)08:39
gesercbx33: if you have no orig.tar.gz you get a tar.gz (source + changed/new files)08:39
cbx33ahhhhhh08:40
cbx33thanky geser08:40
cbx33i remember now08:40
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geserthat one with a orig.tar.gz is a non-native package and the other a native one08:40
=== gnomefreak went through a bunch of the packages on revu and all that i saw had the <packageversion>.changes: bad-distribution-in-changes-file <release> error from lintain. this is starting to look normal
gnomefreakis this as normal as i think it is?08:46
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ScottKYes08:49
bddebianNo08:49
ScottKNo?08:49
bddebianYes08:49
persiaMaybe!08:49
ScottKMaybe then.08:49
bddebianhehe08:49
bddebianSorry08:49
ScottKIt's normal that lintian on REVU whines about the distribution name.08:49
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geserthanks bddebian08:50
bddebianNP08:50
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gnomefreakwhos up for a review? here is the link http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5092   ignore the linda warning too ;) thats not ubuntus issue08:52
\shScottK, if tiber is dapper, sure it whines about gutsy ,)08:53
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bddebiangnomefreak: Didn't a bunch of people give you feedback on IRC a few days ago?08:53
gnomefreakbddebian: about the error i told you above and the bzr stuff is all fixed08:54
gnomefreakits all fixed now.08:54
bddebianOh, you did a new upload, OK08:54
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DavieyHow can i get an upload nuked?08:56
gnomefreakDaviey: if in revu ask a reviewer to drop it08:57
Davieygnomefreak, are you a revu reviewer?08:57
gnomefreakDaviey: nope08:57
Daviey:(08:57
ScottKDaviey: Why do you want it nuked?08:58
Davieyit's been superseeded by another upload08:58
ScottKThen don't worry about it.  It will just be the most recent that gets reviewed.08:58
DavieyScottK, it's got a diff package name08:59
ScottKOh.  That's different then.08:59
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DavieyA reviewer did recently added a comment; and i don't want to waste their time09:00
ScottKDaviey: Then I'd log into REVU and leave a comment that says something like "This package superceded by X package.  REVU admins please remove."09:00
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DavieyI've added a comment to that effect - without the REVU admins bit tho09:00
ScottKRight.  WIth the comment they'd know until an admin got around to nuking it.09:00
Davieyhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=456609:00
ScottKOK09:00
DavieyScottK, thanks09:00
ScottKAdri2000: Thanks for the quit upgrades for DaD.09:03
ScottKLooks good09:03
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bddebianDaviey: I archived it09:06
ScottKeolo999: Hello.09:06
Davieybddebian, thanks09:06
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eolo999hi ScottK 09:07
ScottKCan you reproduce it yet?09:07
eolo999i cannot reproduce it!09:07
ScottKOK.  Then if you can't make it happen on your machine, then I think it's unlikely you will be able to fix it.09:07
eolo999i tried stopping my powermanager on kde and launch from command line: no import errors!09:07
ScottKIt's a very odd bug.09:07
ScottKThis is the problem is that it hasn't happened yet to someone with a chance of fixing it.09:08
ScottKI'd say move on to another then.09:08
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ScottKeolo999: You're synch of pythoncad in Gutsy got uploaded while you were offline.  I marked it fix released after it built.09:09
eolo999great ScottK 09:09
eolo999I'll continue trying with kde-guidance, but it needs a lot of time to investigate what could be the reason, in the meanwhile i can work on some other thing09:10
ScottKHmmm09:11
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ScottKHeh09:11
eolo999ScottK, have you talked to doko?09:13
ScottKNot yet09:13
ScottKHe's still at UDS09:13
ScottKeolo999: Want to have a look at Bug #11380309:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113803 in python-scientific "Python-netcdf crashes in Feisty" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11380309:14
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eolo999Seems to be a gentle bug....apt sourcing...09:16
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eolo999package can have aliases?!??!09:24
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eolo999why apt-get source python-netcdf actually get python-scientific?09:25
ScottKeolo999: Source package name and binary package name are not always the same09:25
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ScottKSome source packages produce more than one binary09:26
eolo999ok, thx ScottK 09:27
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ScottKGood afternoon stratus.09:28
stratusScottK: hey09:28
stratusScottK: afternoon, howdy?09:29
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bddebianpersia: ?09:32
persiabddebian: It's when *foo = (unsigned) bar => *foo = (unsigned long) bar isn't enough to fix it :(09:33
bddebianAhh :-)09:34
eolo999ScottK, replicated Bug #11380309:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113803 in python-scientific "Python-netcdf crashes in Feisty" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11380309:35
eolo999should I tag it confirmed09:36
eolo999?09:36
ScottKYes09:36
bddebianYep09:36
ScottKThen go fix it....09:36
bddebianheh09:36
eolo999I promise09:36
ScottKeolo999: Also assign it to yourself so no one else duplicates your work.09:37
ScottKbddebian: He will fix it.09:37
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eolo999bddebian, I'll try and in case ask for your help...09:38
ScottKeolo999: Don't ask for his help, bddebian will just whine about how he doesn't know anything while he cranks through new package reviews at a rate exceeding 30 packages per hour.09:38
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eolo999heh09:39
bddebianScottK: Thanks buddy :-)09:39
persiaScottK: You've ruined the mystique that generated the most famous wiki page :)09:40
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ScottKpersia: If you are interested at all in getting involved in Python stuff in Debian, stratus, who just joined, is a founder of the Debian Python Modules Team.09:41
ScottKeolo999: It's easy to do.09:41
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bddebianI'm so bad with Names/Nicks.  Someone remind me who William Grant is please?09:41
ScottKFujitsu I believe09:42
bddebianYep, thanks09:42
ScottKOnce you get old your memory goes ;-)09:42
persiaScottK: I really don't know python.  Give me C, C++, Java, perl, shell scripting, really anything but python.  gaphor is an extreme exception, and only because I've been subscribed to the bug where people complain it doesn't work for the past couple years.09:42
eolo999http://www.python.org/doc/2.5/whatsnew/whatsnew25.html09:42
eolo999... aa starting point...09:42
stratuspersia: You don't need to be a python coder to package python module in most cases. You need to have deb packaging skills though.09:44
stratuspersia: Good knowledge about Python is just a plus, you need to make sure that the package works (most of them include built-in unit tests or examples, so, not a problem here), and that it can be installed, upgraded, removed and is following the packaging policy.09:45
persiastratus: I don't like to work on packages where I can't fix the bugs.  I prefer to try to improve the software we have, rather than install new software.  Of the roughly 70,000 open bugs, only about 100 are requests for new software :)09:45
stratuspersia: np, work on to fix current bugs and not introduce new ones is also great indeed.09:46
geseris here someone familiar with packaging python modules, distutils and namespace packages?09:46
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stratuserr hides09:47
geserstratus: loo late :)09:47
stratusgeser: heh, tell me. which module? new or old stuff? what's the problem/doubt ?09:48
eolo999!pastebin09:48
ubotupastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)09:48
geserstratus: DecoratorTools (see http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5093 for my current package)09:48
geserDecoratorTools specifies peak and peak.util as namespace packages09:49
geserand I don't know how I get python to find the installed module09:49
pochustratus: nice to meet you :) I'm packaging a python app, do you suggest me pycentral or pysupport? :)09:49
fredixdoes someone using ruby-gtk ?09:49
geserstratus: it works if I comment out the namespace line in setup.py09:50
stratuspochu: pysupport ;)09:50
pochustratus: cool, ty! :)09:50
stratuspochu: just my preference, pycentral is also good enough09:51
stratusgeser: d'getting the source package, hold on please09:51
persiapochu: Unless it interfaces with zope - then use pycentral (that caught me for feisty).09:51
vilhi, all09:51
vilI am currious, if anyone here experiences strange font rendering in gutsy?09:52
vilespecially in firefox09:52
pochupersia: why, if I can know :)09:52
ScottKvil: I don't think people are actually running Gutsy right now to know.09:52
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pochuScottK: I'm running it! :)09:53
persiapochu: My experience was that pysupport didn't support as much granularity of control of which packages were compiled, and which not (zope requires uncompiled packages for includes for some reason, or it spews errors).  Then again, I don't really know python.09:53
pochuvil: but rendering is just fine09:54
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vilpochu, so did you already switch to gutsy?09:54
pochuyep :)09:54
pochubut I have a feisty partition just in case something fails ;)09:54
persiapochu: like Liferea?09:55
pochupersia: heh, no it works fine ;)09:55
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pochupretty fine I would say :)09:55
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=== pochu doesn't know now whether use pycentral or pysupport :/
geserpochu: flip a coin :)09:56
pochuwhy are there two options? if there were one, I shouldn't have to chose :)09:56
ScottKpochu: Dedicated Python people argue about it a lot.09:56
persiapochu: pysupport is easier.  pycentral is more flexible.09:56
pochuThat's what I don't like from FLOSS, that there are a lot of options!09:56
ScottKpochu: Vi or Emacs?09:56
pochu(just kidding ;)09:57
pochuScottK: nano :p09:57
persiaScottK: ed!09:57
pochugeser: that's a good option :)09:57
vilpochu, after some upgrade a week or so ago, something went wrong and fonts in firefox and window title changed09:57
vilany idea how to troubleshoot that?09:57
pochuScottK: sorry, argue about what?09:58
ScottKpochu: pycentral or pysupport.09:58
pochuoh, yes :)09:58
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stratusgeser: did you mean namespace_packages line?09:58
geseryes09:58
geserthat way the deb contains the __init__.py files and it works09:59
pochupersia: then I think I'll go with the easier one! :)10:00
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stratusgeser: could you try with pycentral instead, please? leave the namespace_packages as is10:01
ScottKtsmithe: Bug #113892 ...10:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 113892 in Ubuntu "Terratec EWX 24/96 soundcard not working after installation" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11389210:02
stratusgeser: If you can do it now, better, I'll be waiting here, I've no feisty or gutsy chroot in place to do a test build.10:02
geserstratus: changing debian/rules now10:02
stratusgeser: good, remember debian/control build-depends also10:03
eolo999bye ScottK I have to go (hard day today). collected a lot of info for the bugs...10:04
ScottKeolo999: Good bye.  Thanks for helping out.10:04
ScottKeolo999: Have a good evening.10:05
eolo999i'm trying10:05
ScottKerr night10:05
eolo999just a bed.10:05
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=== ScottK would love a nap about now...
eolo999what's a nap?10:06
nixternalcan someone (crimsun since you packaged it before) take a look at plucker in MoM and tell me which way is best to go about doing it? Merge/Sync?10:09
nixternalhttp://merges.ubuntu.com/p/plucker/REPORT10:09
nixternalI just test built the debian 1.8.21.dsc package and it built fine in gutsy pbuilder10:09
nixternalbut in the Debian changelog they talk about dropping the plucker-desktop since it can't be built anymore10:09
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persianixternal: Please consider coordinating with the Debian maintainer to migrate to 1.9.0.  There's a patch available for wx2.6 for 1.9.0.10:10
nixternalpersia: you rock!10:10
nixternalI just was catching wind of it :)10:10
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persianixternal: Thank you :)10:10
nixternalhaha10:10
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nixternalso you were looking at it as well10:11
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persianixternal: Only the wx2.6 part - I hadn't gotten to the merge yet.10:12
persianixternal: http://bugs.plkr.org/178410:12
geserstratus: it works with pycentral10:14
pochuso do I use pycentral too? :-)10:14
gnomefreakexit10:14
ScottKpochu: It depends on your package10:15
ScottKAFAICT, geser was trying to solve a very specific problem.10:15
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geserpochu: does your package has a namespace_packages line in setup.py?10:15
pochupersia: looking at http://www.debian.org/doc/packaging-manuals/python-policy/ap-packaging_tools.html, I won't say python-support is easier :)10:15
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pochugeser: it doesn't have a setup.py!10:16
=== pochu is confused
persiapochu: Most things are similar.  pysupport autocompiles everything.  pycentral let's you control that in the postinst.  There are other little differences.10:16
pochuIs that a big issue? I've already packaged it, and it works fine, but I want it to enter into debian10:17
ScottKpochu: Is it a python application or module?10:18
pochuScottK: an app (text editor)10:18
stratusgeser: oh, keep pycentral then. I'll need to track down the problem into pysupport.10:18
geserthanks for the help10:18
stratusgeser: np, you're welcome.10:18
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ScottKpochu: The Debian Python Modules Team wouldn't do that directly, but their IRC is a good place to find people to help or possibly sponsor your upload into Debian.10:19
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ScottKpochu: See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ContributingToDebian/PythonModulesTeam10:20
pochuScottK: thanks!10:20
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stratusScottK: did you read the last updates at wiki.debian.org/Utnubu? Bart did some interesting work there.10:21
ScottKstratus: No. I did not.10:21
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ScottKstratus: Yes.  Interesting.  For Feisty I did one major update to a Python module, one new Python module, and a new Python application.  They are all now in Debian and synced from Debian for Gutsy, so the process definitely works.10:24
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gpocentekbddebian: stop spamming my mailbox! :p10:26
mr_pouit^^10:28
ScottKstratus: I have been looking at python-dns in Debian and it looks to me like the maintainer has lost interest.  I've got a number of fixes I've gotten into Ubuntu that I'd like to get into Debian.  Any suggestions on how best to proceed?10:30
orion2012I seem to be having trouble with REVU. I've uploaded, yet when I decrypt my key it results in "None" and the package isn't listed on the web page. I also never received an e-mail. Can anyone help?10:32
bddebiangpocentek: I'm spamming your mailbox?10:34
stratusScottK: hold on, I'm checking the maintainer status on NMU lowthreshold10:34
ScottKThanks10:35
gpocentekbddebian: yes, but honnestly, I'm glad to see all the REVU mails ;)10:35
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stratusScottK: have you mailed Joerg directly ? His last upload was in 03, the last package upload was made by buxy due to the new python policy.10:37
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ScottKstratus: I did not yet.10:37
stratusScottK: I suggest you mailing Joerg asking permission to move the package to python-modules10:37
bddebiangpocentek: Oh, those :-)10:37
ScottKstratus: I will do that.10:38
gpocentekbddebian: yep :)10:38
stratusScottK: let me know in some days if he replied to you or not.10:38
ScottKstratus: Will do.10:38
stratusScottK: thanks10:39
ScottKstratus: Sent.  I'll let you know if I hear back.10:44
stratusScottK: ping me back even if you don't in the next week, please.10:44
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ScottKstratus: Will do.10:44
ScottKI see I've managed to move the pysupport/pycentral arguement to #debian-python (on OFTC).10:46
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sacaterHey, I will be contributing again tommorow, SATS ARE OVER!!!!10:49
highvoltageyay!10:51
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bddebianbug yello thing?10:53
persiabddebian: big10:53
bddebianOK,still, what big yellow thing? :)10:54
persiaYou've got a planet in the way: easier to hide :)10:54
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bddebianOooohh :-)10:55
brentc4mis there always need for more coders for ubuntu? i'd like to get involved and i've been reading around, but I can't tell if there's a genuine need or not10:56
ScottKbrentc4m: What do you code in?10:56
brentc4mScottK, c/c++ at the moment, but it looks like python is the language of choice around here. it wouldn't be difficult for me to pick up other languages10:57
ScottKDo you use Ubuntu or Kubuntu?10:58
brentc4mI don't have a ton of experience, but I can definitely get what I want done with enough time10:58
brentc4mubuntu10:58
ScottKPython is the language of choice for Ubuntu specific tools, but we have bug fixing to be done in any number of languages.10:58
=== ScottK would suggest looking around for interesting bugs in launchpad, If you get a fix, then we can help you get it packaged and uploaded.
dothebartre.10:59
brentc4mah, alright. I'll take a look around. thanks :)11:00
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ptitdav69hello bddebian ! thanks for reviewing my packages volleyball (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5096) ! you said that it should have a manpage but there is one in the volleyball-data (provided like this by the upstream author)11:07
ptitdav69sorsis, is it good like this ?11:07
bddebianptitdav69: Hrm, no, that makes sense11:08
ptitdav69s/sorsis/so :-S11:08
ScottKptitdav69: Does your package install the man page?11:08
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ptitdav69yes ScottK 11:08
bddebianI suppose really the man page should be with the binary package though.  I'm not sure11:08
=== ScottK would suggest then investigating why lintian complains then.
bddebianScottK: It complains on the binary package but the data package contains the man page11:09
ScottKAh.11:09
ScottKThat would make sense.  Data package doesn't need a man page, the binary package does...11:09
ptitdav69so I need to extract the .6 from the source package off volleyball-data and include it on the binary package ? 11:11
bddebianptitdav69: Yes.  In fact can they not be in the same source package and just build two different binaries?11:16
bddebianOK, except for iceape and alsa-tools, everything should have at least 1 review.. Sheesh..11:18
ScottKbddebian: So, what you are saying is that you are someone who quits before the job is done ;-)11:18
bddebianWell it's time to head home11:18
ScottKHave a good evening.  You got a lot done this afternoon.11:19
ScottKNo more whining about never doing anything.11:19
ptitdav69bddebian, the upstream author made one package for the binary and one other for the data... but I can ask him to merge them... and after, I will create 2 binary package... am I right ?11:20
bddebianScottK: Whining is what I do best :)11:21
bddebianptitdav69: If upstream is that way, it's OK, but really it could probably be 1 source package.  Unless they are maintained seperately.  But the man page should be in the binary package, not the data package.11:21
ptitdav69ok bddebian, thanks a lot ! :)11:23
bddebianNo, THANK YOU! :-)11:23
ptitdav69^^11:24
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DarkSun88Good Night11:41
bddebianGah time to head home.  Later folks11:45
xxxxx1bye bddebian 11:46
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Ursinhafolks11:52
Ursinhais there a gstreamer0.10-mms on the way?11:52
xxxxx1Ursinha: only for 0.811:54
Ursinhai mean, there is a 0.8 now, are there plans for creating a 0.10 version?11:55
Ursinhai need it to reproduce mms streams in feisty, but i can't get it to work with 0.811:56
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xxxxx1Ursinha: try pkg-gstreamer-maintainers@lists.alioth.debian.org11:57
Ursinhathe version exists, i just want to know if it will be packed for ubuntu :)11:58
Ursinhain gstreamer's page it seems that it's incorporated at 0.10-plugins-bad, but looking at 0.10-plugins-bad in ubuntu libmms doesn't shows as dependency12:00
Ursinhawell, seems that i read wrong, actually libmms0 is there... but still doesn't work12:03
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Ursinhaok.. i'm going, thanks xxxxx1 12:04
Ursinhabye all12:04

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