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crimsunyes, helpztags is preferable12:15
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crimsunoops, queue processing time.12:18
jribcrimsun: thanks I'll file a bug and include that12:19
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wolfeonstupid me and the libfam supplied by gamin12:20
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TheMusocrimsun: If you have a minute, could you please upload the new package, found in bug 115789? Thanks.12:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115789 in espeak "Please upload new espeak package." [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11578912:33
crimsunTheMuso: sure, queued.  Processing bugs.LP/~u-u-s ATM.12:34
TheMusocrimsun: Ok. I'm just updating chroots, so I'll join you in a bit.12:34
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pgquilesif anybody is bored, please take a few minutes to review libtomcrypt (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5231). Thank you.12:37
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TheMusocrimsun: Have you  touched proftpd yet?12:50
crimsunTheMuso: nope.12:50
TheMusoOk.12:50
crimsunI just processed om12:50
Nafallo/exec touch proftpd ;-)12:51
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crimsunwelshbyte: in the future, please be careful WRT discarding previous Ubuntu debian/changelog entries.12:58
crimsunLOCK quodlibet01:00
crimsunTheMuso: presuming you've LOCKed proftpd01:01
welshbytecrimsun: oh yeah... sorry :/01:01
TheMusocrimsun: Yes.01:01
Nafalloehrm. new commands for some bot? :-P01:01
TheMusoheh01:01
=== TheMuso should consider what geser does. Mark as in progress, and assigns them to him I think...
=== TheMuso looks
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welshbytesigh, i'm learning, i'm learning01:02
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crimsunNafallo: just easier to mimick the old Hoary-style concurrent workflow since both TheMuso and I are processing u-u-s merges01:04
geserTheMuso: yes, I assign a bug to me and set it as In Progress when I'm reviewing/sponsoring a merge01:04
crimsunUNLOCK quodlibet01:04
Hobbseeyay, more u-u-s stuff being done01:04
TheMusogeser: Yeah, I think I'm going to start doing that from now on.01:04
HobbseeStevenK, myself, and persia killed about 50 on saturday night01:04
TheMusoSo I saw.01:05
Hobbsee:)01:05
Nafallocrimsun: ah. we should have a bot :-P01:05
crimsunok, u-u-s queue cleared.01:06
shawarmaWe can't see new source packages anywhere, can we? Before they're ACCEPTed, I mean.01:06
Hobbseeshawarma: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+queue01:06
Hobbseecrimsun: yay!01:06
crimsunok, Novell, go ahead and release ALSA 1.0.14 already.01:07
shawarmaHobbsee: Hmm. Thanks. That's odd, though.01:07
crimsunyou're only holding up my main merges!01:07
shawarmaHobbsee: I was sure I looked there already.01:07
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ajmitchthough I should just upload01:08
geserHobbsee: doesn't the u-u-s ml send the mails generated by me back to me?01:08
TheMusogeser: No.01:08
TheMusoI've found that it doesn't.01:08
TheMusoI think its the way we were subscribed.01:08
Hobbseegeser: mails generated from you meaning what?01:09
TheMusoHobbsee: For example, if you update a bug for uus, you don't see your change on the ml.01:09
TheMusoi.e you don't receive a mail showing you what you have done.01:09
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geserI see the changes from everybody else but not my own01:10
TheMusogeser: Same here.01:10
=== TheMuso prods soyuz.
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geserI get your mails on the ml and I guess you get my mails01:11
crimsunTheMuso: proftpd has hit -changes01:12
geserI assume the ml is set to not send back mails to the author01:12
TheMusocrimsun: Yeah I know, just got the mail.01:12
crimsunerr, proftpd-dfsg01:12
crimsunstill not used to that rename01:12
TheMusogeser: I suspect we could change that in our subscription options.01:12
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geserchecking now01:14
TheMusodigitaldj01:14
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shawarmaIf I've discovered an error in a package that's in source NEW, what do I do? a) Upload a new one with the same revision and pretend like nothing happend, b) upload a new one with a new revision, and pretend like nothing happened, or c) poke an archive-admin to remove the old upload and upload a new one with the same revision?01:15
geserTheMuso: it's a per-user option, I changed it now for my subscription01:15
TheMusogeser: Yeah I thought as much.01:16
Hobbseeshawarma: i believe a) but it may be a good idea to mentoin it to the archive admins01:17
shawarmaHobbsee: I'll do that then. Thanks.01:18
=== crimsun chuckles at http://beuno.com.ar/archives/21
ajmitchthough it is worrying that a package would need fixed in source NEW, it's not uncommon01:19
crimsunnot surprisingly, those are the precise models covered in a bug report against linux-source-2.6.20 regarding ALSA to which I provided a patch.01:19
ajmitchheh01:20
ajmitchmaybe they could ship you some test hardware01:20
crimsun;)01:20
crimsunhmm, I may be able to make Ubuntu Live01:21
ajmitchthat'd be good01:21
nixternalMOTUs!!! Bug 115882 needs a sync if you are around. Thanks!01:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115882 in krename "[Sync Request]  Please sync Krename (3.0.14-1) from Debian Unstable (Main)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11588201:31
Hobbseenixternal: done01:32
nixternalhehe, thanks!01:32
Hobbsee(pending LP loading)01:32
nixternalthat was quick01:32
Hobbseenixternal: i didnt have to look at it01:32
nixternalyou trusted it?01:32
nixternalthat is scary01:32
crimsunHobbsee was out-ninja'd.01:33
nixternalheh01:33
Hobbseenixternal: based on the fact that if you screwed up your own changes, when making the debian package, and you're now the debian maintainer, then you're probably trusted to get things right, at least for that package01:33
nixternalhahaha01:33
crimsunhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/krename/+bug/115882/+activity01:33
crimsun:)01:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115882 in krename "[Sync Request]  Please sync Krename (3.0.14-1) from Debian Unstable (Main)" [Undecided,Confirmed]  01:33
Hobbseeblerg.  throw that thru the "please-make-sense-izer"01:33
nixternalwoohoo!01:33
Hobbseecrimsun: you suck.01:33
crimsun:)01:33
nixternalyou guys are way to fast01:34
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nixternal1 minute after I hit submit you 2 were all over it01:34
nixternalwe have a term for people like you here in the ghetto..it is called thirsties01:34
ajmitchnixternal: they are not human01:34
nixternaloooh, OLPC on 60minutes01:34
nixternalbrb01:34
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=== Hobbsee is a green alien, yes.
ajmitchquite01:35
TheMusoLOCK labplot :)01:35
Hobbseequick, someone else upload labplot!01:35
crimsundone!01:35
crimsunninja'd.01:35
crimsun(j/k)01:35
=== TheMuso gathered. :)
nixternalargh, I missed the end of it01:37
nixternalthe OLPC got the Ubuntu guys laughed at last month at Flourish in Chicago01:37
nixternalwe couldn't figure out how to open the damn thing01:38
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nixternalthe Fedora guys are like "what the Ubuntu guys can't figure out"01:38
nixternalof course one of our smart arses replied "who has 8 million users?"01:38
crimsunFujitsu: taking xfig if you don't mind.01:43
=== welshbyte gives u-u-s some more work to do and dives for cover
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welshbytemeep01:45
ajmitchis Hobbsee being odd again?01:48
Hobbsees/again/still/ ?01:48
welshbytethat's not odd, i'm used to being lunged at with sharp objects :)01:49
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crimsunis anyone working on the nexuiz merge?01:50
nixternalI can do it, as I think I did it before didn't I?01:51
welshbyteapart from me? 01:51
crimsunno, I meant a u-u-s member01:51
welshbyteah ok01:51
crimsun...because I'm about to press Enter for dput01:51
welshbyteyeah, sorry if i step on anyone's feet, i guess i should ask first01:51
crimsunoh well, too late.01:51
crimsunmm, empty u-u-s sponsor queue.  me likey.01:53
welshbytegreat stuff 01:53
ajmitchreally empty?01:54
crimsunajmitch: merges/syncs, yep.01:54
ajmitchah right01:54
ajmitchI thought you meant all patches submitted01:54
ajmitchit's a lot smaller though01:54
welshbytedoesn't that just mean we don't have enough hopefuls working furiously on merges? :)01:55
crimsunpretty much.01:56
TheMusocrimsun: The espeak upload was rejected...01:56
crimsunTheMuso: I didn't process it.01:56
crimsunI was getting to it, but...01:56
TheMusoOh StevenK did it.01:57
TheMuso...or atttempted to...01:57
persiaTheMuso: I still wonder about bug 115799: Don't we need to support LTS -> LTS transitions?01:58
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115799 in proftpd-dfsg "Please merge proftpd-dfsg from Debian" [Wishlist,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11579901:58
persiaTheMuso: (Contrast with https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/dapper/+source/proftpd)01:59
ajmitchwe do01:59
TheMusopersia: Are we supporting that? If so, we still have time to fix it.01:59
TheMusopersia: Oh ok.01:59
=== persia :)
ajmitchotherwise it'll bite us next release (if that'll be LTS)01:59
TheMusoOk I'll fix it.01:59
crimsunTheMuso: what was the reject rationale?02:00
TheMusoRejected:02:00
TheMusoUnable to find espeak_1.25.orig.tar.gz in upload or distribution.02:00
TheMusoFiles specified in DSC are broken or missing, skipping package unpack02:00
TheMusoverification.02:00
TheMusocrimsun: Yet everything at the URL I gave in the bug is there...02:00
persiaTheMuso: Thanks.  My apologies for failing to unsubscribe when setting to Needs Info.02:00
HobbseeTheMuso: did you use -sa?02:00
crimsunyes, he did.  It's in the _source.changes.02:01
TheMusoHobbsee: http://www.themuso.id.au/ubuntu/espeak has both the dsc and changes file with the correct bits there that are neeedd.02:01
Hobbseeah right02:01
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crimsunok, reuploaded.02:05
TheMusocrimsun: Thanks.02:06
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crimsunsomething really funk is going on with soyuz.02:19
TheMusocrimsun: ??02:19
crimsunTheMuso: you're on the reject recipient list, too, for my espeak upload02:20
TheMusoWeird.02:20
TheMusoyet 1.25 is up in LP now.02:20
crimsunI'm guessing that's steven's upload02:21
TheMusocrimsun: The accept email was sent to you, and me.02:21
crimsunweird, I got a reject email :)02:22
TheMusocrimsun: Now that is weird.02:22
TheMusoah sorry, no that was a rejection.02:22
crimsunok. :)02:23
TheMusoyes it was StevenK's upload.02:23
TheMusoTwas two people uploading the one package. :02:23
TheMuso:)02:23
TheMusoAnyways, its up.02:24
TheMusoStevenK: Thanks.02:24
=== persia thinks we need a better way to "reserve" merges being investigated so that e.g. crimsun's ninja skills don't cause dual uploads :)
TheMusopersia: Well there is what geser does for uus stuff, mark as in progress, assign to him, and set to wishlist.02:27
TheMusoI am going to start doing that for uus stuff in the future.02:27
persiaTheMuso: I've been doing that as well, but I don't think it's formal yet, and I don't think all UUS does that.  StevenK also suggested that UUS should be unsubscribed whenever a package is being touched, to reduce the queue size (that's how it went from ~130 to ~80 a few days ago).02:29
TheMusoRight.02:29
Hobbseeie, if a specific motu is working on the package, there's no need for it to be on the u-u-s list02:30
Hobbseebecause all the u-u-s list is, is for people to pick stuff up, and upload it if it's sane02:30
TheMusoSo I guess we unsubscribe uus, and subscribe ourselves so we can keep on working on the bug with the person who uploaded the diff.02:31
=== persia considers unsubscribing all the "Confirmed" SYNC bugs, and subscribing the ACKer.
persiaTheMuso: That's what I've been doing.  For things that need a lot of work, I've also been setting the mentor flag, to provide extra indication that the person working on it should contact me with questions.02:32
Hobbseepersia: i probably wouldnt bother - just because it creates more mail02:32
TheMusoWe should also discourage the use of the requestsponsor script02:32
Hobbseewhat's wrong with that?02:32
persiaHobbsee: Thanks.  That's why I mentioned it here.  As we evolve best practices, the queue will naturally shorten :)02:33
TheMusoHobbsee: It can't attach debdiffs as attachments.02:33
TheMusoTHe diff is inline.02:33
HobbseeTheMuso: ah right, yes.02:33
HobbseeTheMuso: i thought it was actually working, for a while02:33
TheMusoHobbsee: And it can sometimes be difficult to scrape.02:33
HobbseeTheMuso: yep02:35
NafalloFujitsu: are we supporting xgl and mplayer? :-P02:35
NafalloFujitsu: hi btw :-)02:35
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welshbyteinteresting, DaD only has 3 merges listed, it was 129 not long ago02:37
Hobbseewelshbyte: do you trust DAD?02:37
welshbytenot any more :)02:37
Hobbseewelshbyte: http://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html02:38
Nafalloyou don't trust your dad?02:38
NafalloOMG :-P02:38
Hobbseeseeing as MOM disagrees, i'd suspect that MOM is right02:38
welshbyteit's in the /topic so it must be right ;)02:38
NafalloI'd always trust mom more than dad I guess ;-)02:38
=== TheMuso only uses MoM now.
TheMusorb02:38
Hobbseeit may not have the sources, but the author is not evil, and it just works, and has not appeared to have any bugs wiht it.02:39
TheMusobrb even02:39
Hobbseeif i cant trust mom, then i cant trust soyuz either.02:39
TheMusoheh02:39
Hobbsee+ all of launchpad.02:39
welshbytefor the record, i don't believe the author of MoM or DaD are evil at all, i was just pointing out an anomaly :)02:41
welshbytei tend to use MoM but look on DaD for any notes attached to the merges02:42
joejaxxHello All02:43
welshbytehi joejaxx 02:43
joejaxx:)02:43
=== joejaxx needs to do more motu work :(
Hobbseejoejaxx: do all the merges, kthxbye.02:45
joejaxxHobbsee: lol02:45
=== joejaxx is not good with merges
Hobbseelearn to be?02:45
TheMusojoejaxx: Its really not that hard.02:46
TheMusoIts easier than the work you have done for UbuntuStudio.02:46
joejaxxi do not know about that lol02:46
joejaxxfor some reason things are opposite for me :\02:46
welshbyteyou get the hang of it after a while, and a few tellings off :)02:47
joejaxxcomplicated stuff i am good at small things i am not02:47
welshbytehow about small complicated things? :)02:47
joejaxxno not a combination of the two :P02:47
Hobbseeimbrandon: ping?02:48
crimsunhmm.  So Joe is an ideal candidate for TeX, then. Awesome.02:48
crimsunHey Joe, ould you like ALSA while you're at TeX?02:48
joejaxxlol02:49
Hobbseehah02:49
Hobbseedream on, you're not going to get rid of alsa02:49
joejaxx:P02:49
crimsunc'mon, it's FUN!  All the cool kids are avoiding it!02:49
joejaxxhaha02:49
TheMusoIf I were a better coder, I'd remotely consider alsa...02:49
crimsunpfft.02:50
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Hobbseeto spite you02:52
TheMusoheh02:52
ajmitchcrimsun: I can't imagine why people are avoiding alsa02:59
ajmitchI mean, sound can't be that hard, right?02:59
Nafalloofcourse it can...03:00
Nafallohardcore, gabber, psychedelic death metal etc... :-)03:00
welshbyteget jono to do it ;)03:04
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Nafallothat's NOT hard :-)03:04
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welshbyteok ok :)03:06
TheMusoGotta love having to re-add changelog entries when doing a merge.03:07
Hobbsee!logs03:07
ubotuChannel logs can be found at http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs03:07
persiaTheMuso: I usually apply the changelog part of the last merge patch: then it's only one entry to be added manually :)03:09
TheMusopersia: But changelog entries were missing from previous merges. They were dropped somehow, and I had to put them back in.03:09
TheMusoIt started when I was trying to find information as to why a change was made.03:10
persiaTheMuso: Ouch!03:10
TheMusopersia: Yeah.03:11
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RAOFRight.  Democracyplayer merge (bug #115553) is up for any u-u-s who are searching around for something to do :)03:30
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115553 in democracyplayer "[Merge] Merge democracyplayer 0.9.5.3-1 from Debain unstable" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11555303:30
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TheMusoRAOF: Let me test build/upload a merge, and I'll take a look.03:32
HobbseeRAOF: how confident are you about it?03:32
RAOFHobbsee: It works for me, but so did the previous version :).  I haven't built a i386 version, and that was where the problems were.03:34
HobbseeTheMuso: id' just upload it, if RAOF thinks it's right03:34
Hobbseeit's got enough breakage that on the balance of probability, a bit of possible breakage will merely be a blip on the radar03:35
RAOFUnless you've got an i386 system lying around!  I'd like to see whether or not it actually works on i386 :)03:35
=== RAOF needs to wire up his pbuilders to produce both i386 & amd64 packages, so he can feed his i386 VM
=== Hobbsee does, but doesnt want to corrupt her system :P
RAOFOn the other hand, Hobbsee is right.  No one on i386 will notice if it *still* doesn't work :)03:36
TheMusoRAOF: How do you produce the problems? I have i386 here, and could probably test.03:37
RAOFTheMuso: You try to run it, and it doesn't work, IIRC.03:37
RAOFOther options include: you try to play a video in it, and it crashes, or you try to play a video in it, and it doesn't have sound.03:38
TheMusoHobbsee: Feel free to upload if you want something to do. Stil working on a merge here.03:38
Hobbseei'm attempting to find sutff here.03:38
TheMusoOk.03:38
superm1Hobbsee, could I bugger you to look over a package on revu?03:42
Hobbseesuperm1: nope03:43
superm1:(, k03:43
Hobbsee(sorry)03:43
Nafalloah03:43
Nafallodemocracy. not m :-)03:43
RAOFIndeed.  Mplayer *works*, AFAIK :)03:44
Nafallo"works" ;-)03:45
Nafallocurrent package defaults to libmad AFAIK :-P03:45
RAOFAt least it doesn't use non-public, deprecated DBUS api, some of which has been actually removed.  And what's wrong with libmad?03:45
Nafalloit lags :-)03:46
Nafallooften behind :-)03:46
TheMusoWhat the hell could make libkeyutils-dev be a build dep? Espeak doesn't even use it03:47
TheMusoespeak has hit dep wait, due to libkeyutils-dev being in universe...03:47
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sidAnyone else here on feisty and can do "apt-get build-dep gnash" and tell me if they get this error "E: Build-dependencies for gnash could not be satisfied." ?03:54
Nafallosure. w803:54
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Nafallosid: indeed03:56
sidNafallo: You want to file a bug? And do you know a fix? it's not very verbose, it doesn't tell me which particular package it can't satisfy03:56
Nafallosid: no on both questions.03:56
Hobbseesid: what dep does it fail on?03:57
Hobbseeer, b-d03:57
sidHobbsee: no idea, try the command. it doesn't say.03:57
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mwolsonFTR, i've opened a bug at https://develop.participatoryculture.org/trac/democracy/ticket/7118 which has a list of the patches needed for compilation of democracyplayer on gutsy03:57
Hobbseeit doesnt s ay earlier either?03:57
HobbseeRAOF: ^03:57
sidHobbsee: http://rafb.net/p/OZqYGY21.html03:57
Hobbseesid: hmm.  who knows03:58
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sidthe gnash maintainer?03:58
mwolson(for democracyplayer 0.96rc0, though, rather than 0.95.1)03:58
RAOFmwolson: Thanks, I was going to do that.03:58
sidlittle_miry@yahoo.es03:58
Hobbseeah right03:59
Nafallonice03:59
Hobbseeoh, an upstream bug.  gotcha.03:59
Nafallodidn't knew she cared for gnash :-)03:59
mwolsonthe thing still freezes up just after showing its GUI, though :^(03:59
sidMariam Ruiz?03:59
sidAnyone know her irc?03:59
TheMusomwolson: What architecture?03:59
mwolsonTheMuso: i386 (Intel Core Duo 1)04:00
RAOFmwolson: If you're running AMD64, my 0.9.5.3 merge works :)04:00
sidpeople.debian.org shows nothing, is there such a service for Ubuntu?04:00
TheMusoRAOF: Running it through a pbuilder now. Will test in a gutsy chroot...04:00
TheMusosid: Yes, but the one for Ubuntu is only for canonical employees.04:01
Nafallos/Mariam/Miriam/04:01
sidInstalled-Size: 21604:01
sidMaintainer: Ubuntu MOTU Developers <ubuntu-motu@lists.ubuntu.com>04:01
sidOriginal-Maintainer: Miriam Ruiz <little_miry@yahoo.es>04:01
sidwoops, does that mean she maintains it, or motu?04:01
mwolsonRAOF: i would test your package, but i think ~/.democracyplayer has already been migrated from running 0.9.6rc0, and i don't want to risk corruption04:01
Hobbseesid: she maintains it04:01
RAOFmwolson: mv ~/.democracyplayer ~/.democracy-backup04:02
Nafallosid: both04:02
mwolsonRAOF: hmm, yeah, could do that04:02
sid22:02 [freenode]  -!- #ubuntu-mo Baby      G   0  n=miry@pdpc/supporter/silver/kavi/baby [Miriam Ruiz] 04:03
sidBaby: you around?04:03
Nafalloah. right. say hello from me :-)04:03
sidubuntu needs a public people system, like debian. imho04:03
Nafallo* [Baby]  inaktiv 07:26:14, ploggning: Sat May 19 18:47:5904:03
HobbseeTheMuso: ppa sort of works now, btw04:04
TheMusoHobbsee: Sort of?04:04
TheMusoHobbsee: Please enlighten me.04:04
HobbseeTheMuso: well, does work.  restricted to -dev and such04:04
TheMusoHow do we make use of them?04:04
HobbseeTheMuso: i'm not sure where the documentation on it was, but we saw it in action at UDS04:04
TheMusoSweet.04:04
Hobbseedput to dogfood.launchpad.net04:04
Hobbseedont remember the username and such and directory04:05
Nafalloppa?04:05
HobbseeTheMuso: ask siretart 04:05
TheMusoHobbsee: Ok will do.04:05
Nafallo!ppa04:05
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about ppa - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi04:05
HobbseeNafallo: personal package archives04:05
TheMusoNafallo: Personal package archives04:05
TheMuso*snap*04:05
Nafalloah. kewl.04:05
Nafallodamn bots ;-)04:05
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mwolsonRAOF: it builds and actually seems to work (moved ~/.democracyplayer out of the way first)04:12
=== TheMuso is going to test it in a gutsy chroot.
RAOFWoot!  i386 workage!04:13
TheMusoas soon as he installs its deps04:13
TheMusoRAOF: I'll test anyway, just to be sure.04:13
=== mwolson checks to see if the end-of-video-clip bug is still there
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mwolsonyep, democracyplayer still crashes after displaying a video clip04:15
RAOFBut only on i386, not amd64504:15
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TheMusomwolson: Is this with RAOF's merge?04:16
RAOFNow that I've found the homestarrunner.com rss feed, I may actually *use* democracy, rather than just fixing the packaging :)04:16
mwolsonTheMuso: yes04:17
TheMusomwolson: Thanks for the heads up.04:17
RAOFmwolson: How do you trigger this bug, just to make sure it's i386 only.04:17
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mwolsonRAOF: start democracyplayer, play a video, once end of video is reached, crash occurs and democracyplayer exits04:18
mwolsonThe program 'gecko' received an X Window System error.04:18
mwolsonThis probably reflects a bug in the program.04:18
mwolsonThe error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'. ... etc.04:18
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TheMusoheh04:19
NafalloRAOF: send them to be when you're done with them will you? :-)04:19
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RAOFWell, that's an i386 only bug.04:20
NafalloRAOF: ehrm, that's okey. I'm on that arch atm :-)04:21
joejaxxTheMuso: debdiff is supposed to show ALL changes between two packages right? or am i just imagining things04:21
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TheMusojoejaxx: Thats right.04:22
joejaxxbecause right now it is not showing the menu file change i just made04:22
ajmitchmaybe you didn't rebuild the source package correctly?04:22
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DaSkreechIs the flashplugin not verified by the apt system?04:23
DaSkreech"WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!   flashplugin-nonfree Install these packages without verification [y/N] ?04:23
Nafalloyes it is. try apt-get update again04:24
Nafalloor a supportchannel :-)04:24
DaSkreechI did04:26
DaSkreech they said to ask here if Flashplugin should throw that error04:26
Nafallothey are clearly wrong. they should know that flashplugin-nonfree is in multiverse and so should be authenticated through Releases.gpg04:27
superm1DaSkreech, you may have a third party repository providing the package, make sure sources.list is clean04:27
Nafalloanyway. what I said should fix it or you have a 3rd party repo :-)04:27
superm1it should be authenticating with the ubuntu releases.gpg04:27
superm1^04:27
DaSkreechsuperm1: Just did04:28
DaSkreechit's clean04:28
superm1well beyond that, see #ubuntu for help, this channel is for package development04:28
DaSkreechI don't want a end user help I just wanted to verify that it's not supposed to do that04:29
Hobbseewouldnt have thought it was04:32
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DaSkreechMe either but It' so hard to verify non-sourced apps ....04:36
TheMusoRAOF: DId you confirm that the video end bug was i386 only?04:38
RAOFTheMuso: Yup, movies play right through to the end and then start the next one for me :)04:38
TheMusoRight04:39
RAOFIntriguing.  libltdl3 is totally broken (as in, the package is empty except for /usr/doc).  Hello, launchpad!04:39
TheMusoRAOF: Do you want me to go ahead with the upload for now?04:39
TheMusoOr do you want to work on these probs?04:39
superm1TheMuso, once your finished with democracy, will you have a few min for a revu?04:39
TheMusosuperm1: Perhaps. I want to get some lunch, and I intend to start doing non-ubuntu stuff afterwards, but I'll see.04:39
superm1K04:40
RAOFTheMuso: You might as well upload it.  I'm not sure how to fix it, so I'm unlikely to be able to fix it soon.  Having the merged package in there will allow other people to fix it, if the feel like it :).04:40
TheMusoRAOF: Ok.04:40
RAOFAlso, it works for amd64 :)04:41
TheMusoRAOF: On its way up...04:41
RAOFYay!04:41
TheMusoRAOF: Uploaded. Will update the bug accordingly.04:45
TheMusobbl. Lunch.,04:47
RAOFCan anyone confirm bug #115905?  It seems crazy, since it's the same source package that worked in feisty.04:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115905 in libtool "libltdl3 package is empty" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11590504:50
sidI just installed that.04:51
sid</random_thought>04:51
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persiaRAOF: I have a /usr/lib/libltdl.so.3.1.4 in a recent (~1 min) gutsy snapshot.04:53
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RAOFpersia: And that's in the "libltdl3" package?  What version, what arch?04:58
persiaRAOF: Yes, 1.5.22-4, AMD6405:00
RAOFHm.  Same package, same arch, same version.  But dpkg --listfiles libltdl3 doesn't give that.05:04
RAOFWeird05:04
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persiaRAOF: Try `aptitude download libltdl3; dpkg --contents libltdl3_1.5.22-4_amd64.deb`  if you like the output, `dpkg -i libltdl3_1.5.22-4_amd64.deb`.05:06
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dabaRIf I try to install the ubuntu-desktop package on gutsy, and get this error: The following packages have unmet dependencies: libgcj7-awt: Depends: gcj-4.1-base (= 4.1.2-0ubuntu5) but 4.1.2-7ubuntu1 is to be installed.05:18
Hobbsee!ping05:19
ubotupong05:19
persiadabaR: Yep.  Gutsy's broken :)05:19
dabaRShould I edit the control file and fix it, or what is the right thing to do?05:19
HobbseedabaR: no, you go and fix the broken package, or wait05:19
persiadabaR: It's main.  Wait.  Uninstall ubuntu-desktop if you need to upgrade.05:19
dabaRDo you guys also see an issue with the icons in gnome?05:21
dabaRThat they are missing.05:21
Hobbseeer, if i'm building a main-only package, in a pbuilder that includes universe, that wont cause problems will it?05:23
Hobbseeif none of the build-deps are in universe, from the control file?05:24
persiaHobbsee: Shouldn't, but it doesn't automatically verify that none of the build-deps are in universe.05:24
Hobbseethis is true05:25
TheMusoHobbsee: If you really want to check, modify your pbuilder's sources.list file.05:25
HobbseeTheMuso: i'd prefer not to - it's nto my pbuilder05:25
TheMusoRight.05:25
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persiaHobbsee: apt-cache madison each and every build-dep, and you're safe :)05:25
TheMusoOk... something is up with the builds05:26
Hobbseehehe05:26
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TheMusoNone of the builds are building.05:26
TheMusobuild machines even05:26
Hobbseeodd - are they set to manual?05:26
TheMusoNo.05:27
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ajmitchsomeone probably broke soyuz05:30
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Hobbseelikely05:31
FujitsuWhat has it done this time.05:31
Hobbseedied05:31
Fujitsus/./?05:31
FujitsuI hate my Ethernet switch. It seems to stop working after a couple of weeks, and needs to be reset.05:31
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FujitsuWhat ate DaD's comments?05:33
persiaSoyuz oddity: https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/33769005:36
jmgSoyuz = rocketfuel replacement?05:37
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FujitsuSoyuz is the package management component of LP.05:38
Fujitsupersia: Nice.05:38
persiaFujitsu: I was just browsing needs-build to see if I should wait no submitting things, and that was the last entry.05:39
persias/no/on/05:39
FujitsuHm, looks like PPA is targeted for 3 days from now.05:42
TheMusoYeah I have a few packages that are needs build, yet all build machines are sitting their idling.05:43
FujitsuThe buildds have been stuffing up a lot lately.05:44
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persiaCould anyone suggest a method to determine the PIC-ness of a .a file?05:52
RAOFpersia: Try to link it into an amd64 shared library? :)06:17
RAOFYou could probably disassemble it, and grep the assembly for (insert non-pic addressing modes that I don't have the assembler knowledge for)?06:18
persiaRAOF: I get R_X86_64_32S failures :).  objdump has been very helpful, but thanks.06:18
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RAOFAnd if you need access to an amd64 build box, just ask.06:20
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RAOFCertainly.  But don't you have access to the ubuntuwire build thingys ajmitch ?06:23
LaserJockbah, ajmitch has his own amd6406:23
RAOFAnyone else :P06:24
Hobbseehi LaserJock 06:26
ajmitchLaserJock: but it's old & slow06:26
ajmitchRAOF: ubuntuwire is lacking an amd64 still, iirc06:27
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RAOFReally?  I thought ubuntuwire had everything (ppc, sparc even)06:27
RAOFObviously, not being an actual motu, I haven't been following too carfully :)06:27
ajmitchjust whatever imbrandon could get his grubby mitts on06:27
LaserJockit has ppc, sparc, and i38606:29
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ajmitchxen?06:31
RAOFI'm not sure how the ubuntuwire things need to be set up.  I could try xen, I supopse :)06:31
Hobbseei wouldnt use ubuntuwire for anything time critical, atm...06:31
Hobbseesarah@LongPointyStick:~/devel/kde3.5.7/kdelibs$ scp kdelibs_3.5.7* ubuntuwire:kdelibs06:32
HobbseeEnter passphrase for key '/home/sarah/.ssh/id_dsa':06:32
Hobbseekdelibs_3.5.7-1ubuntu1.diff.gz                                                                           100%  524KB  19.4KB/s   00:2706:32
Hobbseekdelibs_3.5.7-1ubuntu1.dsc                                                                               100% 1490     1.5KB/s   00:0006:32
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Hobbseekdelibs_3.5.7.orig.tar.gz                                                                                  7% 1292KB  15.7KB/s   18:06 ET06:32
TreenaksHobbsee: looks like you need new intertubes06:32
HobbseeTreenaks: i know.  i live in the wrong country.  that's why i'm copying to a US server now, as quickly as possible06:33
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Hobbseeto what?06:34
TreenaksHobbsee: as if that country is much better ;P06:34
Hobbseetrue - i was only talking in terms of bandwidth06:34
RAOFTo our new flat (if we get it) :)06:34
ajmitchRAOF: super-fast interweb?06:35
Hobbseeooh :)06:35
Hobbseewhere's hte new flat?06:35
ajmitcha blazing fast 1.5Mbps?06:35
RAOFKensington, practically opposite UNSW06:35
RAOFajmitch: No, a blazing fast 24Mbit/sec06:35
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Hobbseeooh, nice :)06:35
RAOFYa.  It is actually possible to get adsl2+ in Sydney :)06:35
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ajmitchRAOF: which will probably go at about 100Kbps for anything offshore :)06:36
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RAOFQuite true.  au.archive.ubuntu.com manages >= 1MB/sec, though.06:36
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=== RAOF wonders if telstra actually has any adsl2+ anywhere yet. And whether it charges $1000 for it.
HobbseeRAOF: yes, but au.archive.u.c *sucks*06:38
Hobbseeuse the mirror @ planet or whatever it is06:38
RAOFOooh, there's a better one?  Awesome.06:38
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=== RAOF checks & updates his sources.list.
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Burgundaviaanybody notice how cheap broadband was in Spain06:39
Burgundavia?06:39
TheMusofor gutsy, and internode for feisty06:39
FujitsuI get well over 1MB/s to it :)06:39
TreenaksBurgundavia: come to .nl :)06:39
Burgundavia6mps for about 5/month06:39
RAOF???!06:39
Burgundavia5 euros, that is06:39
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TreenaksBurgundavia: that's misleading... it doesn't include the (required) phone line06:40
Burgundaviastill06:40
Burgundaviaassuming you want to go with a bundle, it is a good price06:40
Treenakstrue06:40
Burgundavianone of the bundles here in Canada are that good06:40
FujitsuAnd Australia doesn't come even slightly close.06:40
TreenaksWe have some (cheap) ISPs here that give you speeds like that for that price..06:40
Burgundaviamost of time it is about a 20% reduction, no worth the extra cost of getting useless crap06:40
Treenaksthey're mostly shit though :)06:40
ajmitchhello Burgundavia 06:41
Burgundaviahey ajmitch06:41
ajmitchhow was your week around madrid?06:42
Burgundaviaexcellent, save the trip back to Sevilla06:44
TreenaksBurgundavia: next time, get a rebookable ticket; )06:45
ajmitchyes, that would be a bit of a pain06:45
BurgundaviaTreenaks: I didn't book it06:45
ajmitchdid you end up standing outside the airport for several hours?06:45
TreenaksBurgundavia: hmm06:45
Burgundavia3, in fact06:45
Burgundaviawith about 5 other people06:45
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Burgundaviapretty much all Americans06:45
ajmitchheh06:45
Burgundaviaas their flights left Madrid really early06:45
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Burgundaviathere are pretty much no flights leaving Europe for NA after about 11am, because otherwise they don't get to NA in time to turn around for a flight back the same day06:46
TreenaksI had 2 'What kind of English is this captaing speaking?' flights...06:46
BurgundaviaHobbsee: eventful?06:46
Treenaksgo Iberia06:46
ajmitchI just tuned out for most of what was said06:47
ajmitchBurgundavia: didn't you read about the cigarette smuggling?06:47
HobbseeBurgundavia: trying to bring smokes into au, plane dying in singapore, plane that probably would have had to go to brisbane/melbourne/canberra if we had left on time, due to fog...06:47
Burgundaviaahh, that06:47
Burgundaviaright, that was a whole week ago06:47
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Burgundaviahow do you expect me to remember that? :)06:47
ajmitchyeah, some of us had to come back early06:47
Hobbseebecause we expect you not to be a clueless mail.06:48
Hobbseeer, male06:48
ajmitchand not spend another week in the sun06:48
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TreenaksI get LOTS of clueless mail!06:48
Burgundaviageez06:49
Burgundaviaso tired...06:51
TreenaksBurgundavia: well.. sleep :)06:51
crimsunajmitch: they're only avoiding ALSA because they're insane and don't like fun!06:52
ajmitchcrimsun: aw06:52
ajmitchI'm sure you can find some willing volunteers06:52
BurgundaviaALSA: almost, but not completely, unlike a sane system06:52
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FujitsuThat reminds me: I think I can only use headphones in 2.6.22, not the main speakers. I should probably reboot and confirm that.06:54
crimsunyeah, please do let me know if you've got a regression from feisty.  BenC doesn't forward-port quirks or sound/ fixes.06:55
FujitsuI'll reboot in a couple of minutes and check.06:56
Burgundaviacrimsun: please say at least those fixes are getting less06:56
Hobbseemmm....classy06:56
crimsunBurgundavia: they are.06:56
Hobbseewhy has this only built half the binaires?06:56
ajmitchcrimsun: get Hobbsee to take on alsa06:57
FujitsuHobbsee: Which package?06:57
crimsun(she doesn't know yet, but she has.)06:57
ajmitchexcellent...06:57
crimsun=)06:57
Hobbseepft06:57
ajmitchcrimsun: part of the conditions for her becoming core-dev?06:57
FujitsuAh, that's why she's being forced into core-devness! All makes sense now.06:57
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TheMusoheh06:58
crimsunexcellent </smithers>06:58
jmgcrimsun: s/smithers/burns/g06:58
Fujitsusmithers?06:58
crimsunbah06:58
FujitsuOh, that's a Simpons character, isn't it?06:58
jmgFujitsu: ^506:59
crimsunI suppose it's because I'm listening to a song that references smithers.06:59
jmgcrimsun: rainbow connection?06:59
FujitsuI think I've seen about 2 episodes.06:59
jmgFujitsu: you're doing well06:59
jmgit annoys me that a huuuuuuuuuuuuuge chunk of what people call humor is regurgitated simpsons jokes.07:00
BurgundaviaHobbsee: what was that discussion with cjwatson about core-dev stuff in -devel?07:00
HobbseeBurgundavia: sorry?07:00
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Hobbseeer, how would i troubleshoot why all the binaries arent being built, when i run pbuilder build foo.dsc?07:00
Hobbsee(the libs havent built)07:01
LaserJockFTBFS ;-)07:04
Hobbseewait, i suck07:05
Hobbseenope, not that07:05
crimsunarch-specific?07:05
BurgundaviaHobbsee: you were discussing something to with core dev and new procedures that you "didn't have time to object to"07:05
Burgundaviaarchives are busy failing me07:05
Hobbseecrimsun: no.  far more idiotic than that07:06
crimsunwrong dsc? :-)07:06
HobbseeBurgundavia: right.  LaserJock and myself were thinking about core dev, and then discovered that one had to be proposed, rather than propose oneself07:06
Hobbseecrimsun: nope.07:06
Hobbseecrimsun: just that i suck at using ls07:06
BurgundaviaHobbsee: ahh07:06
BurgundaviaHobbsee: rationale?07:06
ajmitchHobbsee: that's not how I understood things to be07:06
HobbseeBurgundavia: uh?  rationale for *what*?07:07
BurgundaviaHobbsee: needing to be proposed07:07
Hobbseeah right07:07
Hobbseenot sure.  those were the rules put into place07:08
LaserJockwell, I was trying to get a quicky core-devship07:08
ajmitchLaserJock: trying to sneak in the backdoor, you mean :)07:08
LaserJockwell, it's handy having everybody there, that's all07:08
Burgundaviashouldn't be hard to get somebody to propose you07:08
LaserJockand oli was eager for it ;-)07:09
LaserJockwell, it's not exactly "propose"07:09
LaserJockmdz want the MC to take the app and review the person and pass on a recomendation to the TB07:09
LaserJockthe rationale being that the TB doesn't work with potential core-devs much07:09
ajmitchwhich is different from someone being nominated for core-dev07:10
Burgundaviaahh07:10
LaserJockwell, the MC nomincates with a recommendation07:10
ajmitchthe MC doesn't work with every potential core-dev member much07:10
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LaserJockthe proplem was that it was just mdz telling oli07:10
crimsunright, taking an app is quite different from evaluating a nomination07:10
LaserJockwhich meant me asking daniel07:10
ajmitchnothing has been decided yet, afaik07:11
LaserJockwhich lead to daniel asking matt07:11
ajmitchapart from whatever mdz wishes to happen07:11
Burgundaviaanyway, sleeping now07:11
ajmitchlazy07:11
Hobbseeheh, goodnight07:11
LaserJockin the end "we're working on it"07:11
HobbseeBurgundavia: basically that hte procedure is unclear, so no one's attempting to go thru it07:11
LaserJockbut it better not take as long as CC/TB votes ;-)07:11
crimsunonce there's a TB-approved protocol, things will move quickly07:12
LaserJocksure07:12
crimsunMC has been fast WRT turnaround for most MOTU applicants07:12
ajmitchonce the MC knows what on earth is expected of them, things may happens07:12
Hobbseeheh07:12
Hobbseeyou're expected to fix the world07:12
Hobbseeright.  this might just build now07:12
LaserJockit was just  tad odd because there was a TB approved protocol that Matt decided needed a change07:13
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LaserJockhmm, what if I take ajmitch's place07:13
LaserJockand nominate myself ;-)07:13
ajmitchsure, go for it07:13
Hobbseehehe07:14
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LaserJockajmitch: no thanks, I don't want it, sorry ;-)07:15
ajmitchHobbsee will do it07:15
Hobbseeonly if i can change processes :P07:15
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Hobbseeajmitch: so dont tempt me :P07:15
LaserJockdon't you have enough to do already? :-)07:16
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Hobbseeajmitch: because the meetings are at an insane time, i hate mailing lists, and you missed the first night.07:17
Hobbseewhere LaserJock and i and otehrs were discussing it07:17
LaserJockheh, that was fun07:17
HobbseeLaserJock: i'm out of irc council now, remember...07:17
crimsunHobbsee: what processes are screwed, and what do you proposed in their stead?07:17
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ajmitchHobbsee: then please propose a decent time for a meeting07:18
ajmitchwe're still waiting on someone to put forward a time for the next meeting, since we're overdue07:18
LaserJockfor an MC meeting?07:18
Hobbseecrimsun: it worries me how much we police our MOTU's, when they're expected to be responsible.  the SRU process is one of them07:18
ajmitchLaserJock: for a MOTU meeting - we decided months ago not to have separate meetings07:19
LaserJockah07:19
crimsunHobbsee: what about the [revised]  SRU process do you think is cumbersome?07:19
ajmitchyou want the SRU process changed yet again?07:19
ajmitchabout the only way it could be less policed would be if it were a total free-for-all07:19
Hobbseesorry, s/SRU/UVF/07:20
Hobbseetoo many acronyms07:20
LaserJockwell, the old SRU policy might be an example07:20
ajmitchso you want any motu to be able to ignore UVF at his/her discretion?07:20
Hobbseeajmitch: then again, if our MOTU's were all sensible and trustworthy, the free-for-all wouldnt be a problem, because there would be nothing insane going into hte archive.  *shrug*07:21
ajmitchand you know that doesn't happen07:21
Hobbseeyes.  see the "if" there.07:21
ajmitchso what problems are there with the UVF process?07:21
crimsunok, so does the motu-uvf do too much policing?07:22
Hobbseethere's so much work to be done - and how much time is going into motu-uvf stuff?07:22
Hobbseei'm not convinced that that time cant better be spent in other areas07:22
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ajmitchnot very much time, really07:23
Hobbsee(is the long and the short of it - i've never been terribly eloquent, which is one of the reasons i avoid ML's :P )07:23
LaserJockwell, I don't know that it's na issue of time07:23
ajmitchhence why there are 5 members of the team07:23
LaserJockit's an issue of should people be MOTUs if they have to be "policed" all the time07:23
crimsunok, so are you saying that that one (1) ~motu-uvf member is taking too long?07:23
crimsun[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess#head-9523bc4076ff011324d67cddc97969ec609618d6 for reference] 07:24
LaserJockcrimsun: I don't think she is07:24
ajmitchLaserJock: we constantly get pressure to get lots of people involved & into MOTU07:24
LaserJockI think there's a comparison to Debian07:24
crimsunare you saying that ~motu-uvf should go the way of the dodo?07:24
ajmitchand not have the high barriers that debian has07:24
LaserJockright07:25
Hobbseecrimsun: i'm not sure.07:25
LaserJockthat's what the debate comes down to07:25
LaserJockshould we keep the "barrier" (I prefer something more along skill level) high07:25
LaserJockand risk having too few07:25
LaserJockor lower the barrier but have to do a lot more "policing"07:26
crimsunWRT "barrier" - I think it's pretty reasonable currently, but I'm biased.07:26
LaserJockit used to be that a MOTU could basically do anything in Universe, much like a DD in Debian07:26
HobbseeLaserJock: i think losing that is a great tragedgy07:26
LaserJockalthough admitidly those were some more "wild" days07:27
crimsunso what has changed that ~motu can't "basically do anything"?07:27
=== Hobbsee was planning to bring more of this up at UDS, incidently.
ajmitchwilder days when fewer people used ubuntu, too07:27
LaserJockyep07:27
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LaserJockSRUs were trivial07:27
ajmitchSRUs barely existed back then07:27
LaserJockyou didn't have to go through anybody first07:27
StevenKA DD can apparently do anything in Debian, but there is a social cost, not a technical one.07:28
LaserJockyep07:28
ajmitcha MOTU could ignore UVF if they wanted as well07:28
LaserJocksure07:28
StevenKExactly.07:28
crimsunok, seriously, what problems do you see with the current Universe SRU protocol?07:28
Hobbseei think the SRU process is fine - there certainly needs to be some form of decent testing in there07:28
ajmitchdebian has far stricter freezes than ubuntu does07:28
Hobbseento that iv'e done one since the new lot07:28
LaserJockcrimsun: not much with the current one. My issue is how long it took to get here and the number of times we had to change it07:29
ajmitchif you're going to compare with debian, DDs end up being far more limited07:29
StevenKI haven't either, so I'm not going to comment.07:29
ajmitchLaserJock: well we're not perfect07:29
LaserJockno, that's certainly understandable07:29
ajmitchI threw out an initial proposal because noone could agree on anything07:29
crimsunLaserJock: ok, so we're there now, and unfortunately, it may need to change as Ubuntu grows.07:30
LaserJockand at the time i said somthing like "well, we can always change it later"07:30
ajmitchit was pretty much what main did07:30
StevenKLaserJock: Exactly. You can't say that "it took too long to get here" as a problem with the current proposal.07:30
ajmitchI don't see it as a bad thing that we were able to look at it & change it07:30
LaserJockbut it can at times be very difficult in MOTU because policies can fairly rapidly change07:30
crimsunare there issues with the current universe UVF protocol?07:31
LaserJockyes07:31
LaserJockwe do to many of them07:31
LaserJock;-)07:31
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StevenKLaserJock: It's like saying "It takes too long to get from .au to .uk" and blaming the carrier, not the technology.07:31
ajmitchso there are issues, but they're unspecified, and there's no way to fix them07:31
LaserJockStevenK: no, but I'm saying perhaps we can improve on the way we get there07:31
LaserJockwell, one of the biggest issues I see is that we attack Universe as a whole07:32
crimsunLaserJock: ok, how would you characterise the current slowdown in adjusting protocL?07:32
StevenKLaserJock: But that can't be a problem with the current SRU procedure.07:32
crimsunprotocol ^07:32
Hobbseei susepct UVF is just viewed as red tape to get past07:32
LaserJockcrimsun: in general communication problems07:32
Hobbseenot as a way of going "okay, do i really think this fix is needed, vs any other bugs it may bring?"07:32
LaserJockfor a while we had like 3 different SRU polices running around the wiki07:32
=== ajmitch gives up & walks home
Hobbseeand i think the number of UVF's show that07:33
LaserJockthe thing I see though is people getting launched at large lists07:33
LaserJockwithout really any prioritization07:33
=== TheMuso notes that the few UVFs he has filed, have been for good reason.
LaserJockUVFs are good, we need them07:33
StevenKI don't remember filing many, either.07:33
LaserJockbut I see a lot of "work" in MOTU that's done just because it's on a list07:34
HobbseeTheMuso: yes, but you're sane07:34
LaserJockit's very difficult to prioritze this stuff07:34
LaserJockI've advocated teams07:35
LaserJockas I think it alows us to break large task lists into chuncks07:35
FujitsuTeams are a necessary thing, there's just too much stuff around otherwise. But then packages get left behind because they're not in teams.07:35
StevenKAnd DPL after DPL have advocated them over and over again too.07:35
LaserJockFujitsu: but I think that can be handled reasonably too07:35
StevenKI personally don't think teams will work for everything which is what some people seem to be advocating.07:35
LaserJocksure, but I think it at least helps07:36
crimsunI concur with StevenK.  Teams tend to affect the overall speed at which something is accomplished, not whether that something is accomplished.07:36
TheMusoSince there aren't that many a11y packages in universe, compared to everything else, I'm happy to maintain them solo atm.07:36
LaserJockcrimsun: I disagree07:36
LaserJockcrimsun: it something isn't prioritized or even known it will almost certainly not get done07:37
StevenKLaserJock: Of course not, but teams don't solve that problem.07:37
LaserJocksure they do07:37
StevenKOkay, how do they?07:37
FujitsuI monitor all the science bugs. I notice when one is filed.07:37
LaserJockif I have to look after 20 packages rather than 20,000 it makes a big difference07:37
StevenKHow can a team solve a bug that it doesn't know about?07:37
FujitsuThose couple of hundred packages are fairly closely observed.07:38
LaserJockbecause a team is a natural way to monitor things07:38
LaserJockMOTU Science is the use case I'm most familiar with07:38
FujitsuA selection of packages is easier to keep track of that 16000.07:38
StevenKBut this is the problem. It isn't one MOTU versus entire universe, it's *all of us*.07:38
LaserJockwe moniotr 450+ packages07:38
LaserJocksure07:38
LaserJockthat's fine07:38
LaserJockbut it lends focus to an area07:38
jsgotangcosorry to butt in, but isn't that what team is for, so to focus on a certain area07:39
StevenKBut it also leads to neglecting other areas.07:39
LaserJocksure07:39
LaserJockbut if the area is important a team will form07:39
LaserJockand there will certainly people who want to work on the "neglected" area07:39
StevenKIf LaserJock and Fujitsu only focus on the science packages, it leaves us effectively 2 people short for the rest. And no other teams.07:40
jsgotangcowould it be more effective if a team can actually focus on apps that they do now how it works rather than try to cover anything?07:40
FujitsuI prioritise science packages, but do touch the rest.07:40
LaserJockStevenK: but that's not the way it works07:40
StevenKIt's an example, not reality.07:40
jsgotangcos/now/know07:40
LaserJockI prioritize (as Fujitsu has said) on science apps, but I certianly touch others as well07:40
LaserJockbut I see every science bug07:41
LaserJockand I can quickly see how things are doing in Science07:41
LaserJockmaybe we're the exception to the rule or something07:41
LaserJockbut it seems like a very "Ubuntu" way to do things07:41
Hobbseethe science team seems to do well07:42
Hobbseekde team doesnt do too badly, either, packagewise - but merge wise is bad07:42
Hobbseeer, s/merge/bugs/07:42
crimsunthat's because all you've done is pruned your namespace07:42
crimsunit's not wrong, per se - in fact, it's quite natural07:42
Hobbseetrue07:42
Hobbseei dont know what the magic solution is07:42
crimsunbut it does, as StevenK said, not address the issue of handling 15k packages.07:43
Hobbseebut i think there's certainly a lot of appeal lost when we can no longer say "the sky is the limit" - and i'll admit that concerns me07:43
LaserJockwell, in my opinion it helps07:43
StevenKWell, it leaves the rest of us to look after 15k-450 packages.07:43
StevenKWhich is a small drop in the bucket.07:43
LaserJockno it doesn't07:43
crimsunLaserJock: it definitely helps smaller namespaces, yes.  I do agree.07:43
FujitsuIt helps with the packages under that team, but not the rest. Right.07:43
jsgotangcowe just don't have the numbers for now07:44
LaserJockwell, I think it could help the rest07:44
LaserJockgiving people a place to plug into MOTU07:44
Hobbseebut there's no lifelong dedication to maintain packages for a specific team, forever.  or indeed at all07:44
LaserJockand get mentorship07:44
jsgotangcoif we had the numbers, the teams would work nicely07:44
LaserJockwill help MOTU as a whole07:44
HobbseeLaserJock: no it doesnt to what, sorry?07:44
crimsunleaves the rest of us to look after 15k-450 packages07:44
crimsun^07:44
LaserJockyes07:45
StevenKApparently.07:45
Hobbseeright, yes07:45
StevenKI'm unconvinced.07:45
LaserJockwell, IMO and I could be wrong, but not all Universe package should be treated alike07:45
LaserJockwe *have* to prioritize our work07:45
Hobbseeindeed07:46
StevenKAnd who's to decide which packages should have priority?07:46
Hobbseei've got the feeling that MOTU has bitten off way more they can chew, and i'm not sure where the cutbacks should be07:46
LaserJockbecause we can't handle all of Universe to a satisfactory level (although that is I guess debatable)07:46
jmlStevenK: me :)07:46
LaserJockStevenK: interest of course07:46
HobbseeStevenK: interest, i guess.07:46
FujitsuHobbsee: Waaay more.07:46
StevenK*Everybody* is going to biased.07:46
LaserJocksure07:46
StevenKgoing to be07:46
LaserJockbut if you get enough then they are all working ;-)07:46
crimsunok, so popcon results are one metric.07:46
crimsunAre there other effective ones?07:46
StevenKpopcon results don't work, IMO07:46
LaserJockwell, as I'm saying, teams07:46
Hobbseeis that a problem, though?  that hte packages that we're not interested in are just straight syncs from deiban, wher ehopefully someoen cares about them there?07:47
Hobbseei meant developer interest, and some teams, not user interest07:47
crimsundo LP bug reports correspond roughly to popcon rankings?07:47
LaserJockhmm, I'm not sure07:47
StevenKI daresay that is already happening, though. A whole bunch of packages are synced, worked and are never touched.07:47
Fujitsucrimsun: That's a lot of screenscraping.07:47
HobbseeStevenK: and a fair few ones new to ubuntu, whcih are now out of date07:47
StevenKs/worked/work/07:47
Hobbseeor like the tex ones (used to be?), which we're not getting the fix in time for07:48
Hobbseeno idea what's happening now though, with them07:48
StevenKI mean, even MoM shows that. More than 75% of universe is unmodified from Debian.07:48
ajmitchLaserJock: how do teams correspond to problems with UVF?07:48
Hobbseecrimsun: not when you have packages which are Krap, like democracyplayer07:48
StevenKAh, the KDE definition of crap.07:48
LaserJockajmitch: policing07:48
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ajmitchLaserJock: you'll need to be more verbose than that07:49
LaserJockessentially, I feel like we do sometimes have a bit too much generalization07:49
LaserJockwe need it for sure07:49
LaserJockbut we need people who know the packages as well07:49
TheMusoIns ome ways, I wish more people wanted to get involved with packaging who lirk on the a11y lists, but on the other hand, I'm happy to work on everything myself. :)07:49
=== Hobbsee beats StevenK
StevenKOuch!07:49
crimsunHobbsee: right.  By that indication, democracyplayer is a fairly popular package.  (I'd be inclined to agree.)07:49
FujitsuThere are about 1400 with Ubuntu modifications, and 500 (-shudder-) that are new. That's still a lot.07:49
LaserJockif team leaders can sort of mentore/lead a team that spreads the load around07:50
LaserJockand makes it so it isn't just a few people that end up doing most of the work07:50
=== TheMuso looks at the number of people in here, and wonders how many of the lirkers can be convinced to help out.
StevenKTheMuso: lurkers07:51
TheMusoStevenK: bah of course07:51
crimsunlet me just interject that leading a team doesn't necessarily lead to more people doing most of the work07:51
LaserJockno07:51
=== RAOF was convinced by actually wanting something in Universe, and by REVU being very approachable
LaserJockthat's true07:51
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StevenKAnd may lead to burnout of the leader.07:51
Hobbseewhat i'm wondering though, is if we have no interest in a certain package, why are we modifying it?  why not leave it to debian, and focus on other things?07:52
LaserJockwell, I don't know, it just seems very logical to me07:52
TheMusoSPeaking of teams, and bugmail, has anybody worked out a good way to filter email from LP using procmail?07:52
TheMusoHobbsee: I wish I could do that with a11y.07:52
FujitsuTheMuso: What do you want to do with it?07:52
LaserJock"tackling Universe as a whole is not always working that well" -> "let's break it up into logical chuncks"07:52
HobbseeLaserJock: +107:52
TheMusoFujitsu: Filter separate team email into mailboxes, i.e teams that don't use a ml for mail.07:53
ajmitchLaserJock: people have been trying to do that for awhile07:53
LaserJockit's certianly not the only answer07:53
FujitsuTheMuso: There's a new bit at the bottom that says that, but I'm not sure how I'd parse that07:53
LaserJockajmitch: but not very successfully07:53
TheMusoFujitsu: Yeah I know.07:53
ajmitchLaserJock: so suggest how it should be done then07:53
LaserJockI'm not really sure07:53
LaserJockas I said, MOTU Science seems to work fairly well, I'm not sure why07:54
crimsunit's pretty clear why. It's a limited namespace.07:54
ajmitchwhy should the UVF team take a hands-off approach because the people in a team 'only' have 500 packages to look after?07:54
LaserJockI mean, it just seems better than the alternative to me07:54
jsgotangcoit has a composition of people interested in certain packages07:54
LaserJockajmitch: that's a bit orthogonal to my current discussion07:54
Hobbseejsgotangco: who are then more likely to actually do things on them, yes07:54
ajmitchLaserJock: right, well I was trying to find out why people were complaining so much about UVF & MOTU being a police state & all07:55
LaserJockbut to me, if people are prioritizing on a limited namespace, as crimsun puts it, then they are more likely to make better decisions07:55
LaserJockbecause they know the packages better, hopefully07:55
StevenKWhich might be to the detriment of other packages.07:55
HobbseeStevenK: which is where we rely on debian07:55
LaserJockmy big complaint is that often times people mess around with packages they don't use, don't test, don't even have a clue how to test07:55
StevenKAnd since your focus is narrowed, you don't notice, and futhermore, don't care.07:55
LaserJockStevenK: honestly fine07:56
Hobbseewho have the people who are interested in them.07:56
crimsunLaserJock: that's trivially clear, yes. The problem is not that carving namespaces isn't effective, it's that we will not - in the near future - gain enough dedicated MOTU to make such an approach effective.07:56
LaserJockif some packages fall through the cracks I really don't care07:56
FujitsuStevenK: It depends if you want all the packages to be fairly crap, or some packages to be good, and the others maybe slightly worse.07:56
StevenKHobbsee: But sometimes Debian can't help us, for example, when we hit transitions before them.07:56
HobbseeStevenK: this is true07:56
LaserJockas long as the ones that we do care about get properly treated07:56
jsgotangcothis is still very much a numbers game07:56
StevenKWhere we is MOTU Science, or MOTU?07:56
LaserJockMOTU07:56
Hobbseeand it will tned to bring people in, who are motivated to fix their area of interest07:57
crimsunjsgotangco: it will remain such, I'm afraid.07:57
=== Fujitsu convinces half of Debian to come over here.
LaserJockif there isn't enough interest to create a team around something then it can go in the "misc" pile07:57
StevenKAnd then where is the misc team?07:57
LaserJockand there are always people willing to look at those07:57
ajmitchwhere 90% of universe == misc07:57
LaserJockpossibly07:57
StevenKBut that is already the case.07:57
Hobbseedoes misc refer to ubuntu-changed packages, or all packages?07:58
LaserJockI'm just advocating expanding our emphasis on teams, that's all07:58
LaserJocknot making it mandatory or anything07:58
LaserJockI think all packages07:58
LaserJockbut surely if Ubuntu has changed a package we are obligated to maintain that divergence07:58
TheMusoBut does a team work better if everybody is a MOTU, or does the team slow down if most are new MOTU hopefuls?07:58
LaserJockwell, when I started MOTU Science there were 0 MOTUs in it07:59
TheMusoThe thing that worries me about lots of teams, is that its easy to create teams, but unless there are MOTUs who are also interested, the team's progress could be slow.07:59
HobbseeTheMuso: depends hwo good the sponsorship is07:59
crimsunTheMuso: ubuntu-audio is a good example.  A lot of people simply leave the group (not to mention the members who haven't done a thing at all).07:59
TheMusoSure there are the various sponsors channels, but if there si a big queue, it might take a while for those packages to be looked at,.08:00
LaserJockif people really feel like team maintainence is no good then fine, it was just a suggestion08:00
LaserJockI was just impressed on how well MOTU Science worked out08:00
TheMusoTeams are good.08:00
LaserJockand wanted to see that continue in other areas of MOTU08:00
LaserJockI just feel like we're drowning08:00
LaserJockmaybe it's just me being cynical but I don't really forsee MOTU surviving more than a release or two at this pace08:01
=== TheMuso thought that drowning was a given, until we had at least 200 odd active MOTUs,.
HobbseeLaserJock: i was trying to avoid saying that08:01
crimsun15k is still a stretch for 200 dedicated MOTU.08:01
TheMusocrimsun: Alright, 500.08:02
LaserJockour user/internal demand seems to be scaling much more rapidly than our ability to keep up with it08:02
LaserJockwe get nailed every release for pretty obvious problems08:02
TheMusoLaserJock: By whom?08:02
LaserJockwe should have essentially no SRUs08:03
LaserJockbecause when we release we shouldn't be releasing crap08:03
TheMusoI do remember seeing SRUs that have involved packages that haven't previously been touched.08:03
LaserJockTheMuso: forums/reviewers/users/ourselves08:03
jsgotangcoso you're saying we sync pretty much crap08:03
LaserJockno08:03
LaserJockwe end up decreasing Debian's quality08:03
LaserJockwhich is a shame08:04
crimsunwe do?08:04
LaserJockyes08:04
LaserJockif you compare Etch to any Ubuntu release08:04
TheMusoSome would probably think that since Debian is so large, its quality has dropped...08:04
Hobbseeif we're doing nothing, then we should be equal.  if we're decreasing debian, that's a problem..08:04
LaserJockwe take a snapshot of sid, which at any given time has a fair amount of brokeness08:04
TheMusoI have seen some rpetty shocking debian packages, in terms of maintainability.08:04
jsgotangcoLaserJock: surely a thousand+ debian packages in etch are crap08:04
LaserJockbut then sid in the mean time fixes problems08:05
LaserJockbut we don't pick them up08:05
jsgotangcowe don't have grumpy that's why08:05
LaserJockheh08:05
TheMusopretty even08:05
LaserJockif you look at the RC stats that lucas did08:05
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crimsuncan that be alleviated by having autosync run until RC for universe?08:06
LaserJockthat would help08:06
LaserJockbut it would also introduce more bugs too08:06
StevenKAnd leave us how long to fix bugs?08:06
LaserJockUVF is good08:06
LaserJockit's just that we need to know what to do exceptions for08:06
LaserJockwhen we take the snapshot from sid we then need to be careful to pull in the subsequent fixes08:06
LaserJockthis happens fairly frequently with TeX packages08:07
=== Hobbsee wonders what would happen if the sync was on till RC
Fujitsuajmitch's RC bug stuff helped a lot with that.08:07
LaserJockwe had and RC bug in Dapper that was fixed in Debian for some months08:07
FujitsuHobbsee: The Canonical people would have us murdered, I'd guess.08:07
TheMusoFor those of us who used it, yes.08:07
LaserJockand that was for a Main package08:07
LaserJocklet alone for Universe08:07
HobbseeFujitsu: yay, murder!  there's going to be a murder tonight!08:07
FujitsuThere's stuff in main (like TeX) that's barely maintained.08:08
FujitsuFeisty's TeXLive is a mess.08:08
LaserJockso what we need is to be able to see this stuff08:08
LaserJockthat's why I think ajmitch's list was awesome08:08
LaserJockthat's the stuff we need to push08:08
LaserJock.desktops are nice, but when push-comes-to-shove we need to fix the "big" stuff before release08:09
LaserJockand that's where I find that focusing down a bit08:09
LaserJockcan allow for that08:10
LaserJockit's all a balance I suppose08:10
LaserJockwe need some trivial tasks to get Hopefuls up to speed08:10
jsgotangcoyeah use big pointy sticks08:11
TheMusoIsn't that was bitesyze/needs packaging tags are for?08:11
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crimsunok, so far the one concrete thing to arise is that we should ask for autosync to be extended for Universe08:11
TheMusoOr do you think hopefuls are daunted by the bug system?08:11
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HobbseeLaserJock: they seem to have been good08:11
LaserJockTheMuso: yes, but if MOTUs spend most of their time sponsoring them rather than working on RC bugs it's a problem08:12
crimsunRC is probably a bit much.  Is Beta more feasible?08:12
LaserJockcrimsun: I really don't know about that08:12
FujitsuRC is definitely too much.08:12
=== TheMuso thinks even beta is too much,.
FujitsuI'm really not sure about when is better, though.08:12
FujitsuTheMuso: I think it might be, yes.08:12
LaserJockagain, my problem isn't so much timing, but what we do afterwards08:13
FujitsuIt's hard to say,.08:13
Hobbseethis isnt a LTS release, it can be an experiment08:13
Hobbseenext one is the more important08:13
LaserJockthe auto sync should at least go to UVF08:13
imbrandon+1 on till beta08:13
FujitsuHobbsee: You saw the outrage after Edgy. We can't afford to have an experiment.08:13
LaserJockJune 21st is just way to early for Universe08:13
FujitsuLaserJock: That requires infrastructure to not sync new upstream versions...08:13
crimsunremember that Beta is still one month prior to final.08:13
Fujitsucrimsun: Oh, is it that early?08:14
FujitsuHm.08:14
HobbseeFujitsu: we equally cant afford to keep having these huge bugs that have been fixed in deiban, irc08:14
=== Fujitsu checks GutsyReleaseSchedule.
=== Hobbsee cant spell today
Hobbseecrimsun: sounds reasonable08:14
imbrandoni think beta is a good target, and Hobbsee *cough* sru *cough*08:14
imbrandon:)08:14
Hobbseeimbrandon: sru what now?08:15
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imbrandon01:14 < Hobbsee> Fujitsu: we equally cant afford to keep having these huge bugs that have been fixed in deiban, irc08:15
LaserJockbah08:15
Hobbseeoh, yeah, right08:15
Fujitsuimbrandon: We can't just SRU everything.08:15
FujitsuWe have an enormous number of SRUs.08:15
LaserJockI denote a tad bit of sarcasm there ;-)08:15
FujitsuWhen they should have been easily fixed prior to release.08:15
imbrandonFujitsu, no, but "big bugs [..] " we can08:15
LaserJocks/denote/hear/ perhaps is better08:15
crimsunif we target Beta for stopping the autosync for Universe, then we gain 3 months of possible syncable RC bugfixes.08:16
Hobbseesounds worht having08:16
Fujitsuimbrandon: A lot of these big bugs are tiny fixes.08:16
TheMusoI siply think that since we are spread so thinly, we don't know about problems until users report them sometimes.08:16
Fujitsucrimsun: As well as three months of crack-inducing post-Etch bugs.08:16
Fujitsus/crack/bugs s/bugs/crack/08:16
HobbseeTheMuso: got a solution to that?08:16
LaserJockTheMuso: that's a huge problem08:16
TheMusoHobbsee: No.08:16
HobbseeTheMuso: darn.  please find one08:17
LaserJockwell, moving the autosync is one08:17
LaserJockwe need to harness Debian there08:17
FujitsuWe need more users to test, but the release cycles are too short and people are advised to not test until the end.08:17
LaserJockDebian users are reporting bugs and debian maintainers are fixing them08:17
LaserJock(hopefully)08:17
TheMusoHow many maintainers regularly work on their packages in Debian?08:17
LaserJockdepends on the package of course08:17
TheMusoYeah I know.08:17
LaserJockbut quite a few are pretty responsive08:17
HobbseeTheMuso: on balance of probability?  more than we do.08:18
LaserJockdepends on the bug as well08:18
crimsunok, so I feel we should discuss whether the three months of additional autosync are worth it.08:18
TheMusoHobbsee: There are more of them. :)08:18
crimsunI feel that it would be.08:18
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HobbseeTheMuso: exactly08:18
TheMusocrimsun: So would this be post UVF?08:18
Fujitsucrimsun: I think at least an extra two, but perhaps three.08:19
TheMusobrb getting some fruit...08:19
LaserJockyeah, I'm thinking about that08:19
imbrandoncrimsun, i by far feel it would be too08:19
Fujitsu2 would align with UVF.08:19
crimsunTheMuso: it would effectively kill the current UVF.08:19
TheMusocrimsun: right08:19
TheMusoreally brb08:19
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LaserJockI would think moving the autosync to UVF would at least be good08:19
FujitsuWe probably can't get any more bugs in by extending it than we have now.08:19
crimsunUVF is currently one month and a few days prior to Beta Freeze08:20
crimsunso asking for autosync to run until UVF would gain nearly two months of syncable fixes/crack08:21
LaserJockwell darn it, I gotta get to bed08:21
FujitsuNight LaserJock.08:21
crimsunare we comfortable with proposing that to Tollef?08:21
StevenKBut this might get turned down by the archive admins.08:21
TheMusoI'm sure the rest of the MC/tech board would have something to say...08:21
LaserJockI think autosync till UVF and then getting ajmitch's RC fix scripts rocking well would really help out08:22
StevenKSay, if the autosyncer doesn't care where a package is, be it universe or main.08:22
LaserJockthat should be a bug ;-)08:22
TheMusoStevenK: I have a feeling that it doesn't.08:22
FujitsuStevenK: Well, we'll just have to fix it... Wait, damn.08:22
StevenKFujitsu: Exactly.08:22
LaserJockwe'll just have to go on strike until it's fixed ;-)08:22
StevenKOh yes, *that'll* help.08:23
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LaserJockanyway, night all. great discussion. please somebody email -motu if there is something concrete to be tossed around08:23
FujitsuDamn immutable critical infrastructure.08:23
StevenKThis is one of the things I find a little irritating about Ubuntu.08:23
FujitsuStevenK: Which?08:23
StevenKBut a lot less irritating than Debian is.08:24
crimsunclosed-source nature of critical infrastructure, I presume.08:24
FujitsuBut Debian's isn't closed...08:24
FujitsuOh, you mean it doesn't make it as annoying as Debian is overall?08:24
StevenKFujitsu: The fact that you have us as community members, a big grey cloud, and then the distro team who touch the critical stuff.08:24
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FujitsuThe distro team, who touch the vast minority of the archive.08:25
StevenKNo, I mean that working with Ubuntu even with this irritation is less irritating than working on Debian at all.08:25
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StevenKAnd how processes such as the autosyncer are non-transparent.08:26
TheMusobrb again...08:27
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FujitsuWell, we're stuck with the proprietary, incapable infrastructure. We just have to work around it as we've done for ever.08:28
FujitsuIt's inconvenient, but I can't see LP becoming all great in the foreseeable future.08:28
StevenKIn some ways, Launchpad is better and worse than the Debian infrastructure.08:29
FujitsuIn what ways is it better?08:30
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crimsunhmm, what would we do for packages autosynced in that b-d on newer main packages?08:30
TheMusocrimsun: Good point.08:31
imbrandoncrimsun, thats where the problem lies08:31
FujitsuWe replace the autosyncer with a hacked up britney.08:31
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TheMusoAfter all this, I am still pondering whether to apply for Debian maintainer.08:33
crimsunyou have nothing to lose and something to gain.08:34
FujitsuStevenK: What is it that makes Debian so irritating?08:34
TheMusoVery true.08:34
StevenKFujitsu: Politics.08:34
FujitsuIrritating politics versus closed, restrictive infrastructure. I think I'd take the former, as it's possible to ignore.08:35
imbrandonFujitsu, no web interface for bug reports, politics, general slowness on getting a whole distro consinsus , tons of things08:35
StevenKDebian used to be about rough concensus and working code. Now it seems to be about flaming each other to death on mailing lists and arguing about pointless crap.08:35
imbrandonStevenK, +108:35
crimsunpolitics can be crippling, however. Not that Debian is crap. Just different to Ubuntu.08:36
Fujitsuimbrandon: I don't see that first one as a problem.08:36
FujitsuAlthough there is a SoC project to write a proper web interface.08:36
imbrandonFujitsu, to each its own, to me it means no bug reporting 08:36
TheMusoI must admit, I do like the email way of reporting bugs in debian. Its efficient.08:36
crimsunI wish the crontab ran more frequently, but that's about it.08:37
crimsunmuch love for the email way of BTS.08:37
imbrandonemail is about the farthest thing from efficient in my world08:37
imbrandonin any aspect08:37
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imbrandonbut thats just my 0.02c08:40
imbrandon:)08:40
crimsunof course. Different usage patterns.08:40
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FujitsuSo, this seems to have sort of died.08:48
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crimsunI'm not sure how to resolve the issue I mentioned above.08:49
FujitsuDon't autosync them, and provide a list of stuff that has been skipped for that reason?08:50
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crimsunwould require looking deeper into the dsc, I suppose.08:52
crimsunI'm also not sure how easily that's extended [in the autosyncer] .08:52
crimsunif it's feasible and of low cost to the distro team, we could propose that universe be autosynced until UVF.08:53
HobbseeFujitsu: you shouldnt have killed it.08:57
FujitsuHobbsee: It does look like I did.08:57
HobbseeFujitsu: yes.  bad Fujitsu.  now go sit in the corner and think about what you've done.08:58
FujitsuThat I shall.08:58
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TheMusoheh09:05
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Babyhi09:08
FujitsuHi Baby.09:08
Baby:)09:08
Babyhow does one get a newer package in Debian into Ubuntu's repositories?09:09
FujitsuIf there are no changes, it will happen automatically.09:09
FujitsuNo Ubuntu changes, that is.09:10
Babyaha.. how long does it take?09:10
FujitsuIf there are, it will have to be merged, which will probably happen anyway.09:10
FujitsuThe autosyncer runs every few days.09:10
FujitsuWhich package?09:10
Babyswfmill09:10
Fujitsu!info swfmill gutsy09:10
ubotuPackage swfmill does not exist in gutsy09:10
FujitsuIs it a new package?09:11
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crimsunyes.09:11
Babyyup09:11
FujitsuHm,.09:11
FujitsuIt's there though.09:11
crimsunit's awaiting binary NEW.09:11
FujitsuMaybe not NEWed.09:11
BabyI put it into Debian some days ago09:11
Fujitsucrimsun is too fast.09:11
Babygnash will depend on it for some checks, that's why i ask, i've been asked about that myself09:12
crimsunhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/33696309:12
crimsun/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lgcrypt09:12
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Fujitsu!find libgcrypt gutsy09:13
ubotuFound: libgcrypt11, libgcrypt11-dbg, libgcrypt11-dev, libgcrypt11-doc09:13
FujitsuMissing a build-depend, I see.09:13
Babyhmm lets check09:14
ASCIIGirlBaby, o/09:14
Babyhi ASCIIGirl! :)09:14
BabyI don't think I build-depend on it09:15
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Babystrange09:17
crimsundpkg-deb: building package `swfmill' in `../swfmill_0.2.12-1_amd64.deb'.09:20
crimsunno, you're definitely missing it as a b-d.09:20
crimsunI just pbuilt it with that change to debian/control:Build-Depends09:20
crimsunit'll probably be easier for you to roll -2, then it'll sync in automatically.09:21
Babythanks :)09:25
Babywhy isn't that b-d missing in debian I wonder09:26
FujitsuBaby: I wonder the same.09:26
Babyanyway I'll add it to -2, it's no harm09:27
crimsunit's not specific to Debian, it looks like.  Some package in Ubuntu is pulling it in.09:27
crimsun(comparing with http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.cgi?pkg=swfmill;ver=0.2.12-1;arch=i386;stamp=1178893492 )09:27
FujitsuDoesn't that mean the Ubuntu package should depend on it?09:28
crimsunyes, I'm trying to find which package is pulling it in.09:28
FujitsuI'd have tried, but I've got no idea how to do it.09:29
Babyno problem, I'm adding it to B-D09:29
Babythat'll be the safer way to solve that09:30
FujitsuBaby: Not really. The Ubuntu package should depend on it, which means something here is wrong.09:30
BabyAha, I don't do anything about that then?09:30
FujitsuProbably not.09:31
FujitsuWe'll see what crimsun says.09:31
Babyoki, thanks :)09:31
Babyyup09:31
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crimsunchroot error, it looks like.09:37
crimsunBaby: nothing wrong with -1, false alarm.09:38
Babycool, thanks! :)09:38
FujitsuHow could a chroot error cause an extra link attempt?09:38
crimsunmismatched b-ds?09:38
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crimsuna current gutsy pbuilder compiles the Debian source package fine09:39
FujitsuHm.09:39
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imbrandondm-mod/win 1709:43
imbrandonerr09:43
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-motu: Ubuntu Masters of the Universe: Universe/Multiverse Repository Maintainers | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Documentation | Add yourself to http://tinyurl.com/fgpgy to upload to REVU | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/TODO | Let's merge! http://dad.dunnewind.net/universe.php | Want to join MOTU? Try helping out on these: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/+mentoring | Ubuntu Development Summit
=== Topic (#ubuntu-motu): set by Adri2000 at Tue May 8 18:09:35 2007
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pochuGood morning folks!10:10
pochuelkbuntu: are you using feisty?10:10
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elkbuntupochu, i am, yes. why?10:26
gnomefreakpochu: she was10:26
gnomefreakah still is10:26
gnomefreakmorning elkbuntu :)10:26
elkbuntumorning gnomefreak10:26
Adri2000welshbyte, Fujitsu: wow, I've just seen what happened with DaD. looking at the logs, it seems that because of a md5sum mismatch on archive.u.c, the repository updates failed, and that created a wrong merge list. that's why a lot of comments disappeared. luckily I have a backup of the comments from yesterday.10:31
pochuelkbuntu: could you please take a look at Bug #103688? It's really easy to reproduce: start liferea, move to a folder, and move to another folder :)10:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 103688 in liferea "liferea crashes - ** ERROR **: file itemlist.c: line 172 (itemlist_load): assertion failed: (NULL != itemSet)" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10368810:31
pochuelkbuntu: the package in feisty-proposed fixes it. Could you check it and leave a comment? :)10:32
gnomefreaksee and i just rebooted from feisty to gutsy :(10:32
pochulol :/10:34
pochuanybody else is welcome to test!10:34
pochuelkbuntu: I'm asking you since you said in your Solar System mail that you use liferea :p10:34
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pochuhey persia!10:43
pochupersia: thanks for your mail. I'll look at it asap (read: in ~1 hour).10:44
persiaHey pochu.  Thanks - let me know if you need anything.10:44
persiaStevenK: When you have a minute, I'd like to chat about the kid3 .po files.10:47
StevenKpersia: I'm eating dinner, but go ahead.10:48
persiaStevenK: I was just wondering if you preserved special .po files from Ubuntu in the last merge (that I can't find in the changelog), or if there's nothing special about them (in which case I'll match Debian).10:49
StevenKHrm.10:50
persiaStevenK: Later is fine :)10:50
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StevenKpersia: Looking at the files I kept around, it seems I changed the control file and rules. Nothing more.10:51
persiaStevenK: Thanks.10:51
StevenKpersia: No problem.10:52
pochujdong: looks like you can upload ktorrent to -proposed :) bug 110881.10:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 110881 in ktorrent "[SRU]  Citical bug cherrypicks from SVN" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11088110:53
StevenKTypical. The Thai place I'm trying tonight is cheaper (by a fair amount, actually) than the place near the office, and by all accounts is better.10:53
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imbrandonStevenK, sounds about on par with most things11:00
StevenKimbrandon: For food, I don't mind paying a little more, if its worth it. For what I paid at the place near the office, I was expecting the best Thai I'd ever eaten. It didn't get close.11:02
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imbrandonthe McD's of Thai11:09
imbrandon:)11:09
imbrandonhrm can a reiserfs filesysm be shrank online ?11:10
StevenKresize_reiserfs says unmounted.11:10
imbrandoncrapballs11:11
StevenKWhy you'd use ReiserFS, is beyond me.11:11
imbrandoni am switching an old server over to new hdd's11:11
imbrandonthat has reiser on it11:11
imbrandonthe new fs is ext311:11
StevenKBut why the need to shrink it?11:12
ajmitchbecause of ricerfs11:12
imbrandonbecause i was gonna cheat and leave /boot on it and move the / to the new fs and shrink boot to say 500MB11:12
imbrandonand LVM the rest11:12
imbrandonbut now i guess i'll just move everything online to the new / ( temp mounted at /mtn/new ) and then fixup grub, reboot and then lvextend the old drives 11:13
imbrandonor something similar to that , and hope i dont screw something up11:14
imbrandonsound sane?11:15
welshbytegood morning all11:17
imbrandonello11:17
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=== persia idly wonders about dh_iconcache in Debian
dholbachpersia: debian bug 369755 :-(11:19
ubotuDebian bug 369755 in debhelper "Use dh_iconcache to update GTK's icon cache." [Wishlist,Open]  http://bugs.debian.org/36975511:19
FujitsuWhy did I just get a whole lot of binary rejections from Soyuz?11:20
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ajmitchFujitsu: because stuff is being restarted, I suspect11:21
FujitsuI don't see how that would cause it to reject autobuilt binaries, but you never know...11:22
imbrandonbrb11:22
ajmitchit's soyuz11:23
FujitsuI was going to say that, but I felt more LP-bashing wouldn't have been thought well of.11:23
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StevenKMost Pointless Merge Ever.11:24
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persiadholbach: Thanks.  I'm still not sure I understand, but I can at least see why.11:25
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dholbachpersia: what is your question?11:26
crimsunorion2012: hi, sorry for the lag in responding.  I'm happy to help point out some areas that you can start in, e.g., https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU#head-ec7a97d5af67e96747b4f36993232ff434f4486c11:27
persiadholbach: I need to learn more about GTK+ icon cache, the relation with KDE, freedesktop standards, and current plans for various transitions in Debian before I can ask it coherently.  When I have it defined, I'll ask again :)11:27
StevenKHalf the reason that bug remains unfixed is joeyh doesn't like us changing debhelper.11:28
persiaStevenK: I thought there were some good points about cache coherency, directory choices, and the burden on maintainers listed in the bug threads, but as I said, I'm not informed enough to have a real opinion yet.11:29
dholbachpersia: gtk-update-icon-cache generates a cache file for a given icon theme - gtk uses it (in gnome and xfce) and uses less memory and is quicker - kde doesn't use it -- it's painful to have the diff in ubuntu, but there's not much I can do about it atm :-/11:30
persiadholbach: Interesting.  I was just merging a QT based program that used dh_iconcache, and now definitely should learn more.  Given the bug threads, I wouldn't expect anything could be done in the short (or even medium) term.  Please don't feel any pressure from me :)11:33
dholbachpersia: it uses dh_iconcache, because (I guess) it installs an icon to usr/share/icons/hicolor (which is used in gnome/xfce apps as well) - installing a file to that dir needs updating the cache11:34
persiadholbach: I suspect as much.  Thanks again.11:35
dholbachif you have any questions, let me know11:36
orion2012crimsun: OK, thanks11:56
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pgquilescould any admin please change bug 115943 importance to "wishlist"?12:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115943 in Ubuntu "ITP libsnmp++ needs packaging" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11594312:18
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TheMusoDone.12:19
pgquilesTheMuso: thank you12:20
TheMusopgquiles: You're welcome.12:20
pgquilesby the way, I need reviewers/advocates for libtomcrypt (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5231)12:20
TheMusoI'll have a look in a minute.12:20
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pgquilesTheMuso: thank you12:22
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pochupersia: we might want to add a patch system to wx2.8... it would make things easier :)12:46
persiapochu: There's no Debian package, so I don't see why we shouldn't.  Do you prefer dpatch or quilt?12:48
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StevenKQuilt. Shiver.12:50
persiaStevenK: You don't like quilt?12:50
StevenKI just prefer dpatch over it.12:50
pochupersia: I don't really mind. dpatch is fine with me.12:50
persiaTwo of the packages I watch changed from dpatch to quilt for gutsy, and while more complicated, it seemed more flexible.12:51
persiapochu: Let's use dpatch then.12:52
pochuok, cool :)12:53
persiapochu: Also, I recommend sending any compile fixes, etc back to Vadim.  He seems happy to apply things, and is very eager to see distribution :)12:54
pochu:)12:55
pochupersia: I think we just have one fix which isn't applied in 2.8 (but is in trunk): bug 9185312:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 91853 in wxwidgets2.8 "extra semicolon breaks compile when -pedantic used, fixed upstream" [Medium,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/9185312:56
persiapochu: That matches my read, and Vadim isn't subscribed to that bug, so it might not get upstream without a push.12:57
persianevermind - didn't read correctly.  Is it still missing in 2.8.4?12:58
pochuYes, it is.12:58
persiaHrm.12:58
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imbrandonohhh 5ghz power6's get announced tomarrow :)01:02
TheMusoimbrandon: nice.01:02
TheMusoMust run bloody hot.01:02
imbrandonheh , but power soooo rocks imho01:02
TheMusoYeah.01:03
imbrandonhttp://www.theregister.com/2007/05/20/ibm_power6_oracle/01:03
StevenKMmmmm, the Power arch01:06
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ajmitchScottK: congrats :)01:27
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DarkSun88Hi all01:28
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pschulz01Evening.. where can I find information on how to populate a '-dev' package..  01:31
pschulz01I have used 'dh_make' to create a library package and a '-dev', and it uses 'the GNU autotools' so that's all cool.. except I meed to know how to get the *.h's into the '-dev' package.01:32
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pschulz01(wondering if there is a make command in the GNU autoconf tools that should set that up foe me.01:33
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persiapschulz01: I suggest debian/libfoo-dev.install.  Take a look at a few other library packages for examples.01:33
pschulz01persia: Ta.01:34
ScottKajmitch: Thanks.  Now I get to have less time for my own Ubuntu work because people will be pestering me to review theirs.01:34
persiaScottK: You'll get down to zero productivity :)01:35
pschulz01persia: There isn't a 'libfoo' package :-p01:35
persia!foo01:35
ubotufoo is bar01:35
imbrandonScottK, hahah welcome to the club :)01:35
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imbrandonand always returns -101:35
welshbyteScottK: congrats :)01:35
persiapschulz01: No, but there are a lot of packages that are of the form lib<something>-dev, most of which would probably be a good example.  My apologies for the confusion.01:36
StevenKNah, it mallocs 4 bytes, and returns a char * to 'baz\0'01:36
pschulz01persia: There should be a libfoo (aka. libhello)01:36
persiaStevenK: Please malloc() 8 bytes :)01:36
persiapschulz01: StevenK is working on it :)01:36
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pschulz01persia: Can you suggest a package? Small, c / GNU autoconf based?01:37
pschulz01persia: libreadline?01:38
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ranfhello01:38
persiapschulz01: I don't think libreadline is a small simple example.  I'll hunt one down.01:40
StevenKpersia: Bah, why return baz in UTF-8? :-P01:41
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DabianHi, what does it take to become MOTU?01:44
StevenKMadness.01:44
StevenKOh wait, that isn't strictly necessary.01:45
imbrandonit comes with it though01:45
imbrandonDabian, http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU is a good place to start01:45
StevenK== CreateCerts: reverted (-0.0005s) ===========================================01:46
StevenKYay, Rails!01:46
DabianOh .. I need a sponsor?01:46
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imbrandonwell for your first uploads yes01:47
DabianI only have one project right now.01:48
DabianThe jde-package is somewhat broken, and I filed a bug-report with a description of the problem.01:48
DabianWouldn't it be a logical place to start, to try and improve that package?01:49
imbrandonsure01:49
Dabian(I might need to add another package in order to fix it though, I am not sure)01:49
ScottKimbrandon/welshbyte: Thanks.01:51
persiapschulz01: libxml2 seems to use a dh_make style rules file and use .install files to sort the packages into which the files should go, but I'm not deeply familiar with that library, so I can't promise the packaging is perfect.01:52
sacaterim not so active with hardware, but could heat give me PCI hardware trouble01:53
sacateri got that crazy syslog message again01:53
sacaterit says i have a hardware problem, likely on the PCI bus01:53
pschulz01persia: Ta :-) I'm currently building readline5... but I'll try libxml201:54
ScottKStevenK: This reference seems relevant to your lib foo project - http://lwn.net/Articles/233660/01:54
ScottKsacater: Heat can do weird things.  You aren't overclocking are you?01:55
welshbytedo new motus get announced officially somewhere? i only learned that persia and ScottK were motus from this channel01:56
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persiawelshbyte: On the motu-council mailing list01:56
StevenKScottK: Old news.01:57
welshbyteah ok, i only read the motu list01:57
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ScottKStevenK: The number is old news.  I thought the responses were humorous.  It just came off subscriber lock a few days ago.01:58
StevenKYeah, I read it over a week ago.01:58
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StevenKI have a subscription to LWN thanks to being a DD - DDs can get free subscription to LWN.01:59
sacaterScottK: well my CPU is at 63'C02:00
sacaterScottK: on my old laptop02:00
ScottKAhh.  Did not know that StevenK.02:00
FujitsuI read it weeks ago - on debian-devel02:00
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xxxxx1morning!02:01
ScottKGood morning.02:01
StevenKScottK: Hah. I could be mean and point you at them. :-P02:01
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StevenKFujitsu: I got sick of debian-devel some time ago.02:02
FujitsuI have over 700 unread there, but I read parts of it.02:02
FujitsuI see that Soyuz is being its reliable self still.02:03
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TheMusoScottK: COngratulations!02:06
ScottKTheMuso: Thanks.02:06
ScottKsacater: I wouldn't swear it's not heat, but I've never seen such a thing.02:07
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sacaterScottK: k, thanks anyway02:15
pochupersia: is this line ok to test wx2.8?02:21
pochuemilio:x:1000:1000:Emili Pzelo Monfort,,,,:/home/emilio:/bin/bash02:21
persiapochu: In feisty, that would crash scorched3d immediately :)02:22
pochuthen it's fine :-)02:22
persiapochu: Just make sure it's valid UTF8.  THe previous code works for some other encodings.02:23
persiapochu: Great.  Thanks for testing.  Where can I find the package?02:23
pochupersia: 2.8.4.0? Do you want the source or the debs?02:24
persiapochu: tar.gz, .dsc, and .diff.gz :)02:24
pochuI have to upload it, but first let's test it ;)02:25
persiapochu: :)02:27
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pochupersia: the game looks good ;)02:29
persiapochu: It depends on wxwidgets2.6, so it's not really a good test for wx2.8, but it is a good game.  I'll look for the package in about 6 hours?02:30
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joejaxxpochu: :P02:30
joejaxxpochu: scorched earth is better02:31
pochu:/02:31
persiajoejaxx: Does it work on Ubuntu AMD64?02:32
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pochupersia: so is there any other thing I can use to test? :)02:33
persiapochu: amule depends on wx2.8.02:34
pochuyes, it does02:34
pochubut it wasn't crashing with 2.8.3.002:35
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pochupersia: amule starts and seems to work fine here.02:35
persiapochu: That's OK.  2.8.4 is just an upstream request - not required for any bug fix.  I didn't see anything in the changelog that worried me.  Let's put it in the archive, and watch the bugs :)02:36
ScottKpersia: Would you please test the feisty-proposed package for your Bug #112140 and comment on the bug...02:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 112140 in pythoncad "pythoncad fails to exit when all windows are closed" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11214002:36
DabianIs the first step to find a mentor?02:36
ScottKDabian: The way that worked for me was to dive in, go to work, and ask questions when you have them.  You are not required to have a dedicated mentor.02:37
persiaScottK: Sure.02:37
Hobbseehey all!02:37
ScottKHeya Hobbsee02:38
pochuHi Hobbsee 02:38
HobbseeScottK: congratulations :)02:38
TheMusoEvening Hobbsee.02:38
ScottKHobbsee: Thanks.02:38
DabianScottK: I am very confused on how to get started ... I have a bugged package that I think I might be able to fix .. but in several ways and I'm not sure which way would suit ubuntu best.02:39
Hobbsee:)02:39
ScottKDabian: What bug?02:39
DabianScottK: I cant remember the number off hand .. lemme find it.02:39
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StevenKScottK: Belated congratualtions, btw. :-)02:40
persiaDabian: Alternately, if you would prefer a mentor, ask for one (either here, or based on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Mentors)02:40
ScottKStevenK: Thanks.02:40
TheMusoNight folks.02:45
jsgotangcome too gotta crash02:45
ScottKGood night.02:46
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Dabianpersia: Would someone be able and willing to teach a debian-packager how to do things "the ubuntu way" ?02:55
ScottKDabian: If you are a Debian packager, you know about 98% of the Ubuntu way already.02:58
persiaDabian: I would recommend reviewing https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School (and other resources from MOTU/) to get a grounding.  You could also try contacting one of the Mentoring volunteers.02:58
ScottKDabian: I'll be glad to answer questions here if I'm around.02:58
DabianScottK: Cool02:58
ScottKDabian: Did you find the bug?02:59
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ScottKGood morning leonel.  Thanks for testing the pythoncad fix.03:00
DabianScottK: Not yet .. its in the universe .. I am not sure sure how to find the package.03:01
ScottKWhat package?03:01
DabianScottK: jd03:01
Dabianargh03:01
DabianScottK: jde03:01
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ScottKDabian: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jde03:02
ScottKDabian: Two open bugs against jde.  Which did you want to fix?03:02
Dabianwhat I want to know is how UBUNTU-devels go harvesting debian apps and how a debian package maintainer  can help, how to get security fixes into ubuntu after UBUBTU has grabbed a package, etc03:03
DabianScottK: Lemme check03:04
DabianScottK: How did you find it?03:04
Dabian115527                    03:04
leonelScottK: your welcome   03:05
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ScottKDabian: Another thing to know about here is the bot and bug numbers: bug 11552703:05
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115527 in jde "Compile from menu fails if you don't use xemacs" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11552703:05
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StevenKWhen did imbrandon get shutters installed?03:06
ScottKDabian: You have a proposed fix then that can be packaged?03:07
imbrandonshudders03:07
imbrandonsome diff03:07
StevenKimbrandon: Stop trying. :-P03:07
DabianScottK: Well .. the problem is that the package assumes you're running xemacs 03:07
DabianScottK: So what I did was installing xemacs-base-support, and create a few symlinks 03:07
DabianScottK: That apparently fixes the problem.03:07
ScottKOK.  So you could add xemacs-base-support as a dependency and then I guess do the symlinks in postinst?03:08
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DabianScottK: That sounds right03:10
ScottKDabian: Do you know how your would package this if it were Debian?03:10
DabianScottK: I guess it might want to be a recommended package though03:10
DabianScottK: I'm not a debian-developer unfortunately ...03:10
DabianScottK: I've been through a basic course though.03:11
ScottKNo, but the question was about how much you know, not what your upload rights are...03:11
DabianScottK: I remember lintian and linda .was used.03:11
ScottKOK03:11
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DabianScottK: I also once repackaged jde for debian with a lot of help .. when I fixed another bug some years ago.03:12
ScottKOK03:12
DabianScottK: Yes .. its a "plugin" for Emacs .. makes you able to do all kinda smart things03:12
DabianScottK: Like searching for classes, auto-adding imports, building your project etc.03:13
ScottKDabian: Is there a use case for KDE that does not require compiling?03:13
DabianScottK: This bug only affects a subset of the things that jde can do .. but a subset that includes compiling from the menu etc.03:13
ScottKKDE/JDE03:13
DabianJDE you mean?03:13
ScottKOK03:13
ScottKYes03:13
ScottKOK, then I agree with recommends.03:14
DabianWell, it will syntax-hilight your code just fine03:14
Dabian... and you can add makefiles instead of using JDE to compile.03:14
DabianI think it would be best to require the package though ... in the sense that it its not obvious that you need to install it ...03:15
ScottKOK.03:15
ScottKAnyone else that uses JDE around with an opinion?03:15
DabianMost people who develop in java don't know how to do proper makefiles for java, I guess, or prefer ant.03:16
DabianAlso, the package xemacs-base-support isn't very big.03:16
imbrandonman /that/ word keeps getting used03:17
ScottKDabian: OK.  Then you need to add the dependency to debian/control and your symlink changes to the postinst.  You will also need to change the maintainer to MOTU as described here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField.  The version for your update will be 2.3.5.1-2ubuntu1.03:17
pgquilesTheMuso: ping03:18
TheMusopgquiles: You sent me a contentless ping.  This is a contentless pong.  Please provide a bit of information about what you want and I will respond when I am around.03:18
ScottKimbrandon: Which word?03:18
imbrandonxemacs03:18
pgquilesTheMuso: one question about your review of libtomcrypt03:18
imbrandons/x//03:18
ScottKDabian: Did that mostly make sense or was it to much all at once?03:19
DabianScottK: I'm trying to put your instructions in a text file to understand them. :)03:20
ScottKOK.  Let me know when you have questions.  It was a lot all at once.03:21
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DabianScottK: I realise a problem though .. the symlinks will need to appear in different places according to the version of emacs you're running.03:23
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DabianScottK: and if you're running xemacs, you probably wont need them.03:24
ScottKDabian: Is there perhaps a separate lib package that is actually providing what's needed?03:24
Dabianscottk: I only found the stuff in xemacs-base-support03:26
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ScottKOK03:26
DabianScottK: I did use apt-file search03:26
ScottKOK03:26
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DabianScottK: They're aimed at emacs-snapshot03:29
ScottKI got that.  Just trying to understand how it all relates...03:30
DabianScottK: Maybe I could tell jde to always look where xemacs-base-support puts them .. but I would really prefer a seperate package.03:30
DabianScottK: like jde-base-support03:30
ScottKYou are currently getting help from a vim using Python programmer, so this Emacs/Java stuff I have to study.03:30
Dabian(Also I would need to study jde a bit to find out where to change where it looks).03:31
DabianScottK: hehe ok :)03:31
Hobbseecrimsun: stolen fbi off you03:32
ScottKDabian: Looking at the JDE dependencies, it says it depends on emacs21.  If you have that installed and not snapshot, does it work?03:33
DabianScottK: I doubt it03:34
DabianScottK: Hmm .. it shouldn't depend on emacs21.03:35
ScottKhttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/336773/jde03:35
DabianI don't know why it depends on bsh, btw.03:35
DabianIt doesn't use bsh if its installed .. it uses the bsh from xemacs-base-support03:36
DabianScottK: Can it be that the packages are organised differently in debian than in ubuntu and this is the root cause of the bug?03:37
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ScottKDabian: Looking at the version number, that package is a direct sync from Debian, so not in this case.03:37
Dabianok03:37
DabianI don't think "jde" ever worked perfectly in debian though.03:38
ScottKDabian: Packages where there is a difference from Debian have ubuntux in the version.03:38
DabianAhhh :)03:38
ScottKAt this point, I'd suggest try it with emacs21 and see since that appears to be what the Debian maintainer intended to support.03:38
DabianOK03:39
DabianBRB03:39
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DabianScottK: I guess the way to go, is to uninstall xemacs-base-support, and install emacs21, and test if it works?03:49
Dabianabck03:49
Dabiannacl03:49
Dabianback, even.03:50
ScottKOK03:50
ScottKYes03:50
ScottKThat's what I was thinking03:50
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shawarmaScottK: Maybe something provides emacs21?03:50
DabianLemme check03:51
Dabianapititude will reveal the truth.03:51
shawarmajde depends on either emacs21 or emacsen.03:51
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DabianScottK: It doesn't depend on emacs2103:51
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DabianScottK: It depends on "emacs21 | emacsen" :)03:51
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ScottKAhh.03:52
DabianScottK: Apparently "emacs-snapshot" and "emacs-snapshot-gtk" provides "emacsen" :)03:52
bddebianHeya gang03:52
ScottKOK.  I guess lauchpad is incomplete.03:52
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ScottKheya bddebian.03:52
pochuHello bddebian 03:53
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bddebianHi ScottK, pochu03:53
ScottKDabian: Does is work with the actual emacsen or emacs21?  If it does, then it's a bug in emacs-snapshot-gtk I'd say.03:53
DabianScottK: "emacsen" is pseudo ... its used to refer to which emacs you prefer.03:54
ScottKOK03:54
ScottKThen I'd see if it works with emacs21.03:54
xxxxx1bddebian!03:54
DabianScottK: basicly there are two brances of emacs .. "GNU Emacs" and "XEmacs (or Lucid Emacs)"03:54
bddebianHello xxxxx103:54
ScottKOK03:54
DabianScottK: The way to do that, is to uninstall the xemacs-base-support and install emacs21, right?03:55
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ScottKDabian: I'd guess that's correct.03:55
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DabianScottK: OK .. hold on and I will try that. :)03:57
joejaxxHello All03:58
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ScottKHello joejaxx03:59
DabianScottK: As I predicted, emacs21 fails.04:01
bddebianHeya joejaxx04:02
DabianIt gives the followring error, when I try to compile:04:02
Dabianbsh: Specified BeanShell jar filed does not exist: /usr/share/emacs21/site-lisp/java/lib/bsh.jar04:02
ScottKDabian: OK.  Not a great suprise, but I think it needed to be tested.  If emacs21 had worked, then it'd be a emacs-snapshot bug and not jde.04:02
Dabianagreed04:02
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ScottKDabian: I just confirmed the bug then.04:06
DabianScottK: I guess the best sollution would be to transform "xemacs-base-support" into a package with a more general name, and let jde depend on it, and modify jde to look for the files where the new package places the files?04:06
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Dabian(Well, extract the subset of files that jde needs from xemacs-base-support)04:06
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ScottKDabian: This is where you need someone who knows the packages better I think.  If xemacs is from a different fork of emacs, then it seems something like that would be in order.04:07
Dabianxemacs is a different fork of emacs. :)04:08
Dabianemacs21 and emacs-snapshot is the version of emacs currently supported by the GNU Project.04:08
ScottKGenerally, yes or find out which files are needed and double check GNU emacs doesn't provide them somewhere.04:08
DabianScottK: The files seems very specific for jde.04:09
DabianScottK: Maybe not all of xemacs-base-support ... but those that I symlink to.04:09
ScottKRight.  04:09
DabianI have the feeling that the one who packaged jde and xemacs-base-support didn't use GNU Emacs, and maybe didn't program too much in java either.04:11
DabianThere are still bugs even though you apply my sollution.  I still get an error .. but at least it works  :)04:12
ScottKDabian: One solution might be to break the xemacs-base-support into two binary packages and have the second provide the needed stuff for JDE.04:13
DabianRight04:13
ScottKDabian: Once you get a sane general solution worked out, I can help you package it, but won't be a lot of use with the specifics (as you no doubt have noticed by now).04:13
DabianOh .. you're a great help04:14
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DabianBut I understand that you're not an expirienced emacs-user. :)04:14
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DabianScottK: I found a list in xemacs-base-support package on the files that is related to jde:04:16
Dabian/usr/share/xemacs21/xemacs-packages/pkginfo/MANIFEST.jde04:17
DabianThats basicly a list of files related to jde.04:17
ScottKOK.  I am officially the least experienced MOTU here.  Even less the bddebian (he'll get the joke).  I think we need advice on how to proceed at this point.  Any Emacs using, Java programming MOTUs about?04:19
bddebianWow, that's like double evil :)04:19
leoneldoes emacs uses  grub to boot ?  :)04:20
bddebianheh04:21
bddebianNo, I'm sure it has it's own boot loader ;-P04:21
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leonelhehe04:21
Dabianbddebian: It does.   Porting it to grub sounds like an interesting project though. =)04:22
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DabianI guess vi and c++ is very popular in here?04:25
Hobbseeand python04:25
leoneland me ..04:25
leonelno not  me04:26
leonelsorry ..04:26
Dabianleonel: What do you use for an editor?04:26
bddebiannano, what else is there? ;-P04:26
Hobbseeewww04:26
leonelvim 04:26
xxxxx1ed04:27
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xxxxx1heh04:27
Dabianleonel: And language?04:27
Dabianxxxxx1: I like ed too :)04:27
leonelpython04:27
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leoneleven  once  I've tried   programing  with :04:27
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xxxxx1vim rlz04:27
DabianHobbsee: What do you use?04:27
leonel  cat >  script.py 04:27
leonel:)04:27
HobbseeDabian: ?  kate and vim.04:28
Dabianleonel: cat isn't very gracious as to fixing errors, but its useable to get started.04:28
leoneljeje04:28
DabianHobbsee: AHh .. I misread your action.04:28
TreenaksHobbsee: so.. who's Kate :P04:28
HobbseeTreenaks: the secretary :P04:28
TreenaksHobbsee: she must type _fast_ then :)04:29
DabianHobbsee: I thought it was the editor, but maybe she has been replaced?04:29
Hobbseeheh04:29
leonelDabian: even  a long time   i've used  Java  but droped  because it was not  free software  so now with openjdk  comming  I'll maybe take  it again  04:29
Dabianleonel: I am very exited about that.04:29
Dabianleonel: I was considering dropping java for the same reason.04:30
leonelDabian: yes it is great04:30
ScottKTreenaks: Serious answer is Kate is the advanced text editor in KDE.  Very nice (I like it too).04:30
TreenaksScottK: I know :)04:30
DabianI used to hate emacs.   I couldn't figure out how to use it, so I sticked to vi.04:30
ScottKTreenaks: OK.  04:30
DabianNow I know too, though. :)04:31
DabianI just knew that it was some editor.04:31
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jussi01afternoon peoples!04:44
bddebianHello jussi0104:45
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jussi01hello bddebian04:45
ScottKbddebian: Do you want to take courier merging back?04:45
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bddebianScottK: Possibly, but I'm swamped at work lately :(04:47
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ScottKNow that I'm a MOTU, for merges, I attach the debdiff and subscrbe the archive, right?05:01
xxxxx1ScottK: 8)05:04
shawarmaScottK: I can't tell if you're kidding, but if not: No, you just upload it. Yay!05:06
bddebianScottK is an MOTU now?  Scary ;-P05:07
ScottKbddebian: Yes.  As of today.05:07
bddebianw00t, congrats05:08
lionelcongrats ScottK :)05:08
DabianScottK: Creating a whole new ubuntu-package is probably not easy for me .. could I just apt-get source xemacs-base-support and remove the parts I don't like, change the path etc?05:08
ScottKlionel: Thanks.05:08
DabianScottK: Congratulations!05:08
ScottKDabian: THanks.  Change the name too.  Yes.  I'd think so.05:08
ScottKThen upload it to REVU.05:09
ScottK!REVU05:09
ubotuREVU is a web-based tool to give people who have worked on Ubuntu packages a chance to "put their packages out there" for other people to look at and comment on in a structured manner. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU05:09
xxxxx1!gutsy05:10
ubotuGutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10). See https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2007-April/000276.html and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule Support in #ubuntu+105:10
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jussi01ScottK: congrats!!05:13
ScottKjussi01: Thanks.05:13
ASCIIGirlsorry is packages.ubuntu.com working?05:13
shawarmaASCIIGirl: Probably not05:13
ASCIIGirlaw :(05:13
ScottKASCIIGirl: You can probably find out what you were looking for through launchpad.05:14
ASCIIGirlthx ScottK 05:15
ScottKshawarma: Thanks.  It's a little different sitting on this side of the fence.05:17
jussi01ScottK: you got a minute?05:18
ScottKA minute05:18
jussi01heh, can you take another look at mnemsyne for me? I still cant work out where im going wrong - please if you have time, test build and install it... it builds nicely, but install is wonky...05:19
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jussi01that would be mnemosyne even :D05:19
=== ScottK will try and look in the next hour or two.
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jikanterhey, is there any way I can generate apport traces for myself without downloading all the debug symbol packages, as it slows down my (already slow) machine?05:20
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jussi01thanks a million ScottK05:20
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ScottKDoes something have to be synced so that I can comment on other people's stuff in REVU?05:24
\shdoko, do you plan to add the gnu "d" (gcd) compiler to the existent gcc toolchain for gutsy? 05:25
\shhmm.wrong channel ;)05:25
leonel!revu05:25
ubotuREVU is a web-based tool to give people who have worked on Ubuntu packages a chance to "put their packages out there" for other people to look at and comment on in a structured manner. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU05:25
bddebianScottK: The keyring probably needs synced05:25
man-di\sh: and he is offline today he said05:26
\shman-di, he'll catch up :)05:26
ScottKbddebian: Thanks.  Anyone about who can resync REVU?05:27
bddebianScottK: That's the REVU admins05:28
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jussi01LaserJock: can do it...if he is around05:31
bddebianor ajmitch05:31
shawarmaScottK: Yeah. :) It's much easier on this side.05:32
ScottKshawarma: Easier yes, but different and for at least today new for me...05:33
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shawarmaScottK: I found that the processes as a proper MOTU are easier to get the hang of than those of the "hopfuls".05:35
shawarmahopefuls, even.05:35
ScottKWell I think I'm ready to dput my first merge...05:36
jussi01ScottK: nice!! :D05:37
nixternalwoohoo!05:37
nixternalScottK: do itttttt!!!!05:37
nixternalhehe05:37
ScottKMay as well.  There's plenty of time to fix it if I mess it up....05:38
bddebianheh05:38
nixternalhaha05:38
jussi01lol05:38
siretartScottK: congrats!05:39
ScottKsiretart: Thanks.05:39
ScottKOK.  That's one then...05:41
nixternalya congrats ScottK!05:41
ScottKnixternal: Thanks.  When are you going to apply.  If they took me ...05:42
nixternalprobably sometime during this cycle05:42
nixternalprobably won't file an application until a sponsor says "damn, apply already"05:42
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ScottKCool.  Got my first accept from the archive.05:47
jussi01nice05:47
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imbrandonhrm05:48
imbrandoni got a lvm issue , anyone get a sec ?05:48
imbrandongot*05:48
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jussi01imbrandon: I think your wanted over in #ubuntustudio-devel05:48
ScottKjussi01: Run lintian on the .deb file and have a look at the warnings/errors.  05:50
jussi01ScottK: ok05:50
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pochuScottK: congrats! Now I have another possible sponsor ;)05:53
bddebianheh05:53
ScottKpochu: Thanks.05:54
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jussi01ScottK: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21837/ i can fix 1 and 5, but 2,3 and 4???05:59
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LaserJockjussi01: are my revu admin services still needed?05:59
LaserJock;-)05:59
jussi01even 2 and 3 are ok05:59
ScottKLaserJock: It was me that needed it.  Let me check05:59
jussi01ScottK: sorry 3 and 4, but 2...05:59
ScottKLaserJock: I'm in the REVU team on LP now, but I still can't comment on other's uploads.  I gather REVU needs to be resynced.06:00
LaserJockit's a manual process06:01
ScottKjussi01: You are saying you need help with #2?06:01
ScottKLaserJock: OK.  Can/Would you do said manual process then?  Who should I ping?06:01
LaserJockScottK: what's the email you use?06:02
ScottKscott@kitterman.com06:02
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LaserJockScottK: done06:04
ScottKLaserJock: Thanks.06:04
LaserJockjust reload and review away06:04
ScottKLaserJock: Works.06:04
ScottKjussi01: Are you there?06:05
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jussi01ScottK: sorry, had to take a dump...06:08
jussi01ScottK: yes, number 2 is my issue...06:08
ScottKOK.  You have another one too.06:09
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jussi01ScottK: ?06:09
ScottKjussi01: If you unpack the .deb (I do this with ark) you will see that there is an empty /lib dir in your package.06:10
ScottKjussi01: It looks to me like that's from the hard coded path in line 117 of setup.py06:10
jussi01ah...06:12
jussi01ouch, how would i go about fixing that?06:12
ScottKFix setup.py not to use a hard coded path into /lib.06:12
jussi01ScottK: can you point me to a tutorial on patching then?06:13
jussi01Im still unsure how patching works...06:13
jussi01I assume i have to use a patch to fix it... I can just go in there an change stuff...06:13
ScottKjussi01: If it's a small change, you can edit directly.  It'll be easier in the long run to patch it (otherwise you'll have to re-edit the file with every upstream update).06:14
ScottKSee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/PatchingSources and look at cdbs with simple-patchsys.  WIth cdbs-edit-patch it's dead easy.06:15
jussi01ScottK: ok, im interested to learn how to patch anyway because im sure Ill have to use it in the future06:15
jussi01ScottK: cool06:16
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ScottKjussi01: Another option would be to switch to pysupport.06:24
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ScottKjussi01: See my additional comments on REVU06:28
jussi01ScottK: thanks, Ill have a read.06:29
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jussi01ScottK: 06:42
jussi01make: dh_pysupport: Command not found06:42
jussi01make: *** [binary-install/mnemosyne]  Error 12706:42
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jussi01it gives me that error when i switch to pysupport, what am I missing?06:43
dholbachjussi01: python-support build-depends?06:43
ScottKjussi01: Yes06:43
ScottKAlso change the python system you are using in debian/rules06:44
jussi01gah, now you make me feel stupid, 06:44
jussi01ScottK: I did the second bit, but just forgot the vuild dep...06:44
jussi01gah06:44
concept10what is commonly used to package?  pbuilder or debhelper?06:44
jussi01concept10: both06:44
concept10jussi01, what is the choice based on?06:45
jussi01concept10: they do different things06:45
dholbachdebhelper and pbuilder are not exclusive at all06:45
dholbachone is used in the package build system (like common scripts you use in a Makefile), pbuilder test-builds the package in a chrooted environment06:47
concept10well, I personally know of 4 ways to package .debs. Im trying to see what you guys standardize on.06:47
dholbachpbuilder is not a way of packaging things06:47
jussi01concept10: ^^ listen to him...06:47
dholbachit's a tool to test build packages (once the source package is done)06:48
concept10dholbach, okay, gotcha06:48
dholbachright06:48
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concept10dholbach, so, which method do you commonly use?06:52
dholbachI mostly use CDBS to package new packages06:52
dholbachand test build packages in pbuilder06:52
jussi01concept10: debhelper is still ok to use also - i used it on my last package06:53
dholbachhttps://perso.duckcorp.org/duck/cdbs-doc/cdbs-doc.xhtml06:53
=== dholbach calls it a day - see you tomorrow
Treenaksdholbach: *wave*06:54
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=== jussi01 hugs dholbach thanks so much, ive been looking for that doc for ages!!
concept10dholbach, thanks.06:54
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dholbachanytime :)06:54
jussi01brilliant, just brilliant... :D06:55
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blueyed_How can I find the missing -dbg/-dbgsym packages, if "bt" in gdb does not show up all stack frames?07:07
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blueyed_e.g. I want to find the files of the missing entries here: http://pastebin.ca/500598 (it's about beagle/mono)07:09
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\shre07:19
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tsmitheman-di: you around?07:38
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xxxxx1why most pkgs are using Source-Version instead of source:Version ?07:47
geserthey have been updated yet07:47
mshimaHello, I am trying to upload to revu. I've followed every step at MOTU wiki, but the package didn't showed up at revu site.07:47
geserthis feature is only available since dpkg 1.13.19 (or something like that)07:48
Simon80mshima: did you wait 5 minutes?07:48
mshimayes07:48
geserhave you requested a resync of the keyring?07:48
mshimaI sent it saturday07:48
mshimaby email07:49
Simon80did you get a response?07:49
mshimano07:49
Simon80you'll probably have to wait for that07:49
highvoltageis it true that Mom is evil? I've read some terrible, terrible things about it.07:49
Simon80I got a response when I requested a resync07:49
mshimaok07:50
mshimathe response was quick?07:51
bddebianhighvoltage: I heard that DaD is cheating on MoM ;-P07:51
Simon80I really, really like cdbs, now that I just found out that buildcore handles config.{guess,sub} for you07:51
highvoltagebddebian: that doesn't sound worse than http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/4820131.html07:51
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\shphew07:51
Simon80I got a response the same day, actually07:51
\shat least umts works at our new place07:52
Simon80I don't remember if I bugged someone in this channel though07:52
bddebianhighvoltage: Egads07:52
highvoltagebddebian: egads?07:52
mshimathanks simon07:52
bddebianhighvoltage: Like "yikes"07:54
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Amaranthelkbuntu: the latest RC of the radeon driver supports 3d acceleration for your 200m (if you have a new enough drm/kernel)08:04
DabianDo you guys know if ATI (AMD) really dropped the plans about blocking ("protecting") the framebuffer with DRM, and if they did, where I might get confirmation online?08:08
ScottKnixternal: Interested in a merge that will stretch your MOTU hopeful legs?08:09
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nixternalScottK: what's uP?08:17
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ScottKnixternal: courier is in need of a merge and it's an 'interesting' experience.  Thought you might want to give it a shot.08:18
nixternalI can take a look at it08:18
ScottKOK.  There's an open init related bug you might want to look at while you are at it.08:18
nixternalk08:19
=== ScottK would be glad to help/answer questions as I did the last couple of merges. I learned a lot from doing it.
=== \sh doesn't like courier...
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=== ScottK doesn't use it, but the package is a bit of a mess, which is why merging it is a good learning experience IME.
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pochuIME?08:23
ScottKIn My Experience08:24
pochuyeah, I've learnt something new today :-)08:25
nixternalScottK: that bug should actually be against courier-authlib08:26
ScottKnixternal: Thanks.  I'll go fix it then.08:27
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xxxxx1ScottK: in case of a .tar.bz2 upstream code08:45
ScottKYes08:45
xxxxx1ScottK: is useful a get-orig-source to create .tar.gz ?08:45
joejaxxkeescook: how can i see security bugs related to a certain ubuntu release?08:45
ScottKxxxxx1: I've not had to deal with a tar.bz2 source, so I'd just have to go look it up.  I remember that whichever Debian doc covers rules with orig.tar.gz discusses what to do with bz2 sources too.08:45
joejaxxoh nevermind launchpad has them sort of labelled08:45
keescookjoejaxx: yeah, depends on what kind of detail you want.08:45
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-motu: Ubuntu Masters of the Universe: Universe/Multiverse Repository Maintainers | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Documentation | Add yourself to http://tinyurl.com/fgpgy to upload to REVU | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/TODO | Let's merge! http://dad.dunnewind.net/universe.php | Want to join MOTU? Try helping out on these: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-dev/+mentoring | Ubuntu Development Summit
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nixternalcourier building away, burning up cpu cycles09:05
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nixternalpbuilder-gutsy, not -feisty dangit!09:16
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nixternalScottK: or other MOTUs for that matter -> Malone Bug 11605009:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116050 in courier "[Gutsy MoM]  Please Merge Courier (0.53.3-6ubuntu1)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11605009:47
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xxxxx1hello LaserJock09:57
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joejaxxhello LaserJock 09:58
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LaserJockhi xxxxx1 and joejaxx 10:04
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joejaxx:)10:04
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Adri2000DktrKranz: could you, in your sync requests, specify the debian component where to sync from? having the ubuntu component too is even better, but I'm not sure it's mandatory10:07
DktrKranzAdri2000, do you mean {main,contrib,non-free} one?10:07
Adri2000yes10:07
DktrKranzI'll do10:08
Adri2000thanks, do it for bug #116047, I'll ACK it10:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116047 in wordtrans "Please sync wordtrans 1.1pre14-5 from Debian unstable" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11604710:08
DktrKranzthanks, I'll insert both from now on10:09
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Q-FUNKhm. I have a new host with a single NIC that insists on calling itself eth2, instead of eth0.  what could cause this and how do I fix it?10:15
_MMA_Q-FUNK: Edit the iftab file?10:17
ScottKWhy do you care?10:17
_MMA_OCD maybe? :)10:17
_MMA_Certainly valid.10:18
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DktrKranzAdri2000: done, could you please check at bug #116047 ?10:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116047 in wordtrans "Please sync wordtrans 1.1pre14-5 from Debian unstable (main)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11604710:19
_MMA_Q-FUNK: /etc/iftab might help.10:19
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ScottKnixternal: The debdiff does not apply.  Several of the hunks in the po files faile.10:19
nixternalhrmm10:20
joejaxxelkbuntu: oh i wanted to tell you the fluxbuntu logo has changed10:20
ScottKAdri2000: Looking at the difference between the MoM and DaD proposed patches for courier might be instructive for you.  There are a number of places where DaD declares a conflict that MoM manages to work it out.10:21
ScottKnixternal: I vaguely recall having to do something with the po files, but unfortunately I don't recall what.10:22
nixternallet me take a quick look10:22
ScottKnixternal: Of course given my long experience as a MOTU, I'm sure I didn't screw it up. ;-)10:24
nixternalI am noticing something goofy between Debians version and the Ubuntu version with the debian/po dirs10:24
minghuaPO files are alwasy tricky10:25
nixternalya, they have yet to agree with me on the first go round10:25
minghuasometimes upstream doesn't update their POT/PO files and the packager is in trouble10:26
Adri2000DktrKranz: ACKed10:26
DktrKranzAdri2000, thanks :)10:27
Adri2000ScottK: argh, .po's...10:30
ScottKnixternal: It was a clean Debian 0.53.3-6 that I tried to apply the patch to.10:30
nixternalhrmm10:30
nixternalI debdiffed against 0.53.3-6.dsc10:30
ScottKYou would think that would work out...10:31
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Adri2000nixternal: .po changes in courier aren't actual ubuntu changes, you can clean the debdiff, so that it can be applied10:32
joejaxxanyone seen popey?10:33
joejaxxaround lately*10:33
nixternalcan you explain "clean the debdiff" for me please?10:33
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nixternalthat is a new term for me ;)10:33
dothebarthy.10:33
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Adri2000nixternal: remove by hand all the .po changes10:34
nixternalby clean, do you mean remove all po refs in it?10:34
nixternalya10:34
nixternalOK, I kind of thought that10:34
nixternalOK, now say I did this from scratch, it would be the same as replacing the debian/po directory from the ubuntu*.dsc with the original one from the Debian package correct?10:35
ScottKAdri2000: Can you fix DaD not to think those po file changes exist?10:35
Lutinyes10:36
ScottKLutin: Great.10:36
Adri2000Lutin: do you know *how* would we do that? :)10:36
Lutinkinda10:36
ScottKnixternal: I remember now.  I just edited them out of the patch.10:36
nixternalhehe10:37
ajmitchAdri2000: filterdiff10:37
nixternalScottK: but you could just replace the po directories right, swap them..and then update the changelog noting the change? this way here int he future it will be documented for whoever else so they know to fix it?10:37
KmosAdri2000: change topic and remove UDS10:38
ScottKnixternal: Makes sense.  Let's give it a shot.10:38
Adri2000ajmitch: but sometimes .po changes are real changes, which we should keep...10:38
nixternalI am doing it right now10:38
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Kmos:-)10:38
Adri2000Kmos: done, but everyone can change the topic here :)10:38
Kmosyeah, don't have +t10:38
Kmos:)10:38
dothebartScottK: willing to have another look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=518010:39
dothebart?10:40
ScottKdothebart: I will look at it again, but probably not today as it's a complex package.10:40
dothebartok, tia!10:40
nixternalScottK: I updated bug 11605010:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 116050 in courier "[Gutsy MoM]  Please Merge Courier (0.53.3-6ubuntu1)" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11605010:44
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nixternalOK10:45
nixternalnow wait a second10:45
nixternalI look at the new debdiff and there are still po changes after copying them from Debian10:45
nixternalit is smaller than the previous, but still has po changes10:46
Adri2000nixternal: these changes are generated during the source package build10:47
Adri2000probably because of: "- added build depends for po-debconf"10:47
nixternalhrmm, it could be10:48
ScottKStill fails to apply, BTW.10:48
nixternalya, I kind of figured that10:48
nixternalOK...let me do it the manual way then...argh ;)10:48
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ScottKnixternal: I'll be AFK for a bit.  I'll look again when I get back.10:49
nixternalOK..I will test it here first before I ship you the debdiff10:50
Adri2000nixternal: you shouldn't paste the signed .changes in the bug report. since you are not a motu for the moment, it's not a big issue, but when you are a motu, if you put a source package with its signed .changes somewhere, anyone can take it and upload it with your name and your signature on it10:53
nixternalI was told by others to do it that way, that is why I do it10:53
Adri2000they told you to paste the *signed* file?10:54
nixternalAdri2000: yes10:58
minghuapo-debconf should only touch stuff in debian/, mostly debian/po/10:58
minghuathe po/*.po and debian/po/*.po shoudl be completely independent10:58
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minghuanixternal: Adri2000 is right, never put a signed .changes anywhere public10:59
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shawarmaminghua: Wny not?11:05
nixternalya, I want to know as well? the MOTU gods taught me that last year, unless something has changed since then11:05
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shawarmaAdri2000: ^^11:06
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nixternalI don't have dput rights...so I can't do any evil..and if there is a MOTU who uses it to do evil, it is on them :)11:06
nixternalisn't like they can hide who uploaded it (dput)11:07
ajmitchnixternal: yes, it'll show as coming from you11:07
shawarmaEveryone has dput rights. It's anonymous ftp upload. The signature on the changes file is what matters, actually.11:07
nixternalajmitch: yes, but it also shows who uploaded it11:07
ajmitchas shawarma said..11:08
shawarmaI still don't really see the problem in having a a signed .changes file lying around in a public place?11:08
ajmitchyour name would be in the .changes file & on the signature, which would get ignored by anyone except revu11:08
nixternalOK, maybe it doesn't..I thought it did11:09
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shawarmaThe signed .changes file gets sent to a public mailing lists anyhow?11:11
Adri2000shawarma: yes, but only once the package is uploaded, and once it is uploaded, you can still try to re-upload it with the signed .changes available on the ml, it will always get rejected because of the version11:12
shawarmaAdri2000: Yes..11:13
Adri2000if the package hasn't been uploaded, and you put it somewhere with its signed .changes, anyone will be able to upload it, even if it was not mean to be uploaded11:13
Adri2000anyone = even a non-motu11:13
shawarmaAdri2000: If I sign the .changes file, it's because I want to upload it. If someone wants to do it for me... Hey, it's their bandwidth!11:13
Adri2000and the upload will be signed by you...11:14
nixternallol shawarma 11:14
shawarmaAdri2000: The .changes file contains checksums for the other files. It's not like someone can upload bad things in my name.11:14
shawarmanixternal: :)11:15
Adri2000of course, but if you ignore that, you may put somewhere a package which is not yet ready, and if there is the signed .changes, it's dangerous11:16
shawarmaSure, but to go from that to a "putting signed .changes in public places is evil" policy is a bit of a stretch IMO.11:17
Adri2000that's why you get a 403 forbidden on all the .changes file on REVU. so that a motu can upload to revu without being afraid that someone will upload a half-done package with his name on it11:17
Adri2000files*11:17
shawarmaYes, I suppose that makes some sense.11:18
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minghuaI don't have much to add to what Adri2000 already said11:20
minghuaI think the point is you should only sign .changes when you really do an upload11:21
minghuayou should always sign your .dsc though11:21
gnomefreak.changes and .dsc no?11:21
gnomefreakah ok11:21
Adri2000both if you are going to upload. only .dsc if you are going to give the package to someone (so that he can't upload it, but he can be sure it comes from you)11:22
nixternalScottK: http://librarian.launchpad.net/7731444/courier.debdiff11:25
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welshbytewhen's the next motu meeting?11:52
crimsunhas it been decided?11:53
crimsun(just reattached, haven't read backscroll or email)11:54
ajmitchno11:55
ajmitchnoone wants to propose a time11:55
welshbytecrimsun: i don't know, i assumed meetings were a regular thing 11:55
ajmitchwelshbyte: they are meant to be11:55
ajmitchshould I just throw out a time on the mailing list?11:55
welshbytebut i guess if there's nothing to talk about, there's nothing to talk about :)11:56
crimsunyes.  Let's start with this Wed, Thurs, or Fri.11:56
ScottKnixternal: Where did the change in rfc2045/reformime.1 come from (patch fails to apply on that hunk BTW)?11:56
ajmitchoh, people have still to complain about11:56
ScottKGotta run.  Be back later.  Told you courier was instructive....11:56
geserpick a time which fits you best as nobody has made an other proposal (yet) :)11:57
gnomefreakwhen a package say has build-dep libxxx without a version in control it uses the version installed shlibs defines that right?11:57
nixternalScottK: it has always been there11:57
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nixternalScottK: you know what..it is LP breaking the debdiff11:58
ScottKnixternal: I'd guess it did.  That's the only hunk that fails.  Why is it in the debdiff at all?  There's no changelog entry to support it?11:58
nixternal-Hla!11:59
nixternal+H\['o] la!11:59
nixternalthat is what it is supposed to be11:59
nixternalI think that is created because if you cat the file it gives you the funky ? character12:00
nixternalhrmm12:01
gnomefreakchecking again for Mozilla nspr4 includes in /usr/include/mozilla/nspr... no   assuming this means it cant find the libnspr-dev package?12:01
nixternalonce again...the Ubuntu file is different than the Debian one...I wonder if it has to do with the funky character12:01
nixternalit is the Ubuntu patch from MoM that is hosing it12:03
crimsungnomefreak: it should be libnspr4-dev12:11
crimsungnomefreak: (I presume you read https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2007-May/023618.html ...)12:12
jmg_hey all12:13
jmg_what is that cool tool for determining what a binary's dependencies are?12:13
crimsunapt-cache depends is an easy but imprecise method12:13
crimsunobjdump is the harder but precise method12:13
jmg_crimsun: not using the package manager12:13

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