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ajmitchsorry, /r:Mono.Posix.dll12:15
ajmitchand?12:15
mok0He's on Linux12:15
ajmitchso?12:15
ajmitchthat's why it uses Mono.Posix12:15
mok0It doesn't look like linux syntax12:16
ajmitchit ids12:16
ajmitchs/ids/is/12:16
jussi01ajmitch: go easy on me, :) where do i put that?12:16
ajmitchin the makefile12:16
ajmitchor .build12:16
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mok0Ah, its a switch on the mcs command12:17
ajmitchyes12:17
TheMusoHey folks.12:17
mok0line 3912:17
ajmitch16:33 < tepsipakki> ajmitch: /d:MONONATIVE did the trick :)12:17
jussi01hiya TheMuso12:17
jussi01ok, so where in the makefile do i put it?12:18
mok0you have to edit Makefile.am12:18
jussi01ok12:19
jussi01im there12:19
superm1TheMuso, thanks for the catch on any/all on the gdm-theme.  I updated it again if you'd be able to look it over once more12:20
TheMusosuperm1: Let me get through my morning email backlog, and then I'll be able to have a look.12:20
jussi01ajmitch: where do i put it ?12:20
superm1k TheMuso thanks12:20
ajmitchjussi01: given that I haven't got the source in front of me, I can't tell you12:20
jussi01heh...ok12:20
jussi01ajmitch: there is Makefile.am http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27506/12:21
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mok0jussi01: I think you want to try to edit src/FlaimProvider/FlaimWrapper/Makefile.am12:31
mok0because that's where your build fails12:31
mok0Add a line FlaimWrapper_CSCFLAGS = whatever ajmitch said12:32
jussi01mok0: ate the end? start?12:32
mok0There's a section that starts with FlaimWrapper_Target = $(LIB_PREF)...12:33
mok0put it right there12:33
mok0after that line12:34
mok0If you grep for CSCFLAGS you can see those funny flags12:35
mok0in Makefile12:35
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jussi01so: 12:35
jussi01FlaimWrapper_Target = $(LIB_PREF)FlaimWrapper$(SHARED_LIB_EXT)12:35
jussi01FlaimWrapper_CSCFLAGS = /r:Mono.Posix.dll12:35
mok0Look ok12:35
jussi01:)12:35
mok0Looks ok12:35
mok0Now run make12:36
TheMusocalc: Congratulations!12:36
jussi01nope, doesnt like me... do i have to do ./configure again?12:36
mok0yes. 12:37
mok0that will generate a Makefile from your Makefile.am12:37
mok0you can grep and see if your switch is now in the Makefile12:38
jussi01still gives me the same error...12:40
jussi01:(12:40
AndyPtry /d:MONONATIVE - ajmitch said that too12:40
mok0#&*?!!%&!!!12:41
jussi01yeah, I just did...12:41
jussi01freakin thing...12:41
mok0Usually helps to sleep on it :-)12:41
jussi01mok0: good idea... its 1.45 here...12:42
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jussi01ill try again tomorrow...12:42
mok0OK see you later!12:42
jussi01ok, goodnight, and thankyou once again..12:43
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ajmitchheh12:45
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ajmitchdid he neglect to run autoreconf, or automake?12:45
AndyP:)12:50
AndyPwow, only 44 merges left to do according to MoM... seems like a good number for this stage in the cycle12:51
TheMusoThat could go up at any moment.12:52
AndyPreally? i thought the debian autosyncing was finished12:52
TheMusoI think packages that need merging still appear.12:53
TheMusoBut I am not sure.12:53
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ajmitchhttp://ajmitch.net.nz/~ajmitch/missing-fixes-rc.html <-- I think it's sane, but that's just the voices speaking12:54
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ajmitchsome problems there with case sensitivity again12:55
geseras long as Debian maintainers upload new packages merges will appear and till the next Debian freeze is a long time12:55
ajmitchmay as well start filing syncs to fix rc bugs12:56
geserajmitch: can you add a timestamp to that page so one can bug you if it doesn't get updated anymore?12:56
=== ajmitch shrugs
ajmitchI guess so12:56
geserwordpress is also on the rc-list :(12:58
ajmitchok, done12:58
ajmitchgeser: that's expected, this only works by version number12:59
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geserit would be good if not every wordpress upload fixes a security bug01:00
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ajmitchit would be good if wordpress never had security problems01:02
pygiajmitch, :P01:02
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ajmitchthere are some debian-specific (for now) bugs01:04
_Enchainedhi Motus01:04
_EnchainedI've a package waiting for +2 :)01:04
_Enchained(thx TheMuso)01:05
_Enchainedhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=577901:05
geserthis +2 sound almost like from a role-playing game: Ubuntu package +2 :)01:06
_Enchainedlol01:07
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AndyPsorry :)01:10
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=== _Enchained got the sabdfl sword to fight the bugs
_Enchained+100XP01:10
pygi_Enchained, I can burn your sword01:11
pygiso it's useless01:11
=== _Enchained throw a WindowsVista CD to pygi +2000 damage
_Enchained...01:11
pygi_Enchained, sorry, you didn't use the correct software to record the cd, so I gain 2000 energy01:12
nixternalhey, what is the "REAL" difference between any and all for Architecture: in debian/control?01:13
nixternaldon't they both create an architecutre independent package?01:13
crimsunno.01:13
crimsun"all" is arch-independent.  "any" isn't.01:14
TheMusoThere is a big difference actually.01:14
TheMusomakes sense if you think about it.01:14
AndyPall creates a package for all arches, any can create a package for any arch (i think)01:14
ScottKcrimsun: Do you have a moment for a PM?01:14
crimsunScottK: sure01:14
superm1nixternal, any will run a build on every possible architecture, all only does one build01:15
crimsunnixternal: any normally must be compiled into arch-specific object code.01:15
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nixternalsuperm1: and I just read that right as you said it, all == 1 package for all, and any == 1 package for each01:16
nixternalnow that makes sense to me01:16
TheMusosuperm1: gtk2-engines-mythbuntu given a second ack, and uploaded. Thanks a lot for your work.01:18
superm1thanks TheMuso and nixternal for the revu's and upload01:18
TheMusosuperm1: You may have also seen my comment for blueheart.01:19
=== StevenK sighs. packages.d.o sucks. Hard.
superm1I forgot all about that upload.  I'll have to take a look. :)01:20
nixternalTheMuso: the reason I asked about the all and any is because the 'nautilus-wallpaper' package has any, and I had noticed that for an icons package it was recommended to use all. wouldn't it make sense for a wallpaper package to do the same? arch all that is01:20
TheMusonixternal: Gah I totally missed that. Let me have anothe rlook.01:21
TheMusoanother even.01:21
nixternalwoohoo, I found one :)01:22
TheMusonixternal: No thats corect. If you look closer, nautilus-wallpaper is an extension, which is a shared object01:22
TheMusoIf you build it, you will notice usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-1.0/libnautilus-wallpaper.so.0.0.001:23
nixternalahh, that it is01:23
=== nixternal acks then
nixternalshall I make it my first upload? :)01:23
TheMusoMay as well.01:23
nixternalrock on01:23
TheMusoI'd make sure that it builds and looks sane though first, just to be sure.01:24
StevenKnixternal: Gah, who let you in? :-P01:24
TheMusoJust so you get in the habbit.01:24
nixternalhahaha01:24
nixternalalready did :)01:24
TheMusoGoodo.01:24
StevenKnixternal: Congrats. :-)01:24
TheMusonixternal: Yeah, congratulations!01:24
nixternalfirst thing I do, I dget the .dsc, build it, and while building it I go through and look at the dir in revu01:24
nixternalthank you!01:24
nixternalhahaha, this is sad, I don't even know what to put after dput ;p /me looks at /etc/dput.cf01:25
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TheMusodput ubuntu changesfile01:26
persianixternal: foo.changes01:26
TheMusoremember to sign it.01:26
StevenKI've set my default to be ubuntu01:26
_Enchainednixternal thanx for your review01:26
nixternalpersia: ya, that I know :)01:26
nixternal_Enchained: no problem01:26
StevenKFrom time to time I've managed to upload to Ubuntu when I meant Debian.01:26
TheMusoStevenK: lol01:26
nixternalubuntu is the default here as well01:26
_Enchainedfor the arch, all is for java package for example, which is arch independant01:26
nixternalI dput 2 debian packages to revu, so don't feel bad01:27
nixternalbut neither one of them showed up on revu01:27
pygipatience, they will ;P01:28
nixternaldunno, the last time I did it was a month ago01:28
nixternalwell, it said the upload was successful. at this point, successful means to me that WW III wasn't kicked off ;)01:31
TheMusoheh01:32
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StevenKnixternal: Oh, it was, it's just very quiet at this point.01:36
LaserJockanybody had problems mounting vfat in gutsy?01:36
nixternalhehe01:36
nixternalLaserJock: do usb sticks count as vfat?01:37
nixternalat least I mount them as vfat, and I haven't had an issue01:37
ScottKnixternal: In Gutsy, not Vista.01:38
StevenKMuahaha01:39
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nixternalteehee01:39
nixternalthat wouldn't do anything fortunately01:39
StevenKExcept for you.01:39
nixternalhrmm01:39
nixternalHost 'heavymetal', running Linux 2.6.20-16-server - Cpu0: Pentium III 797 MHz; Up: 4d+16:45; Users: 1; Load: 0.27; Free: [Mem: 8/376 Mio]  [Swap: 831/831 Mio]  [/: 15011/18415 Mio] ; Vpenis: 27.2 cm;01:39
nixternalwell, that is my server, don't say much about my laptop :)01:40
StevenK% ssh i sh ~steven/vpenis.sh01:41
StevenK136.0cm01:41
StevenKThat's my server.01:41
nixternaldamn, hahahaha01:42
geserwhat happens when Hobbsee calls this script?01:42
nixternalI knew it was only a matter of time, that is why I didn't say what I was going to say01:42
nixternalahh hell01:42
nixternaldamn StevenK, your server is hung!01:42
StevenKMuaha01:43
StevenKWhat, hung like several horses?01:43
StevenKAhem.01:43
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geserStevenK: keep care that your server doesn't get more enlargement spam01:48
nixternalhehe01:49
StevenKThat server doesn't even have an MTA, so that isn't a problem.01:49
ajmitchStevenK: how is merkel hung?01:51
LaserJockhmm, a reboot fixed the mounting problem01:51
nixternalonce you upload a package from revu, do you archive that package?01:51
crimsunyes.01:52
nixternalk, thanks01:52
StevenK% ssh merkel.debian.org sh vpenis.sh01:52
StevenK1773.0cm01:52
StevenKHoly crap.01:52
crimsunyou also write an email to ubuntu-motu@l.u.c stating it was uploaded01:52
ajmitchhaha01:52
nixternalcrimsun: c/p the email that I received from the upload?01:52
crimsunthe relevant portions, sure01:53
nixternalroger01:53
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nixternalanyone working to automate revu more than it is at all? i.e. doing this automagically? i.e, back to the frontpage type buttons, breadcrumbs, and anything else you can think of?01:56
ajmitchnixternal: start hacking01:57
ajmitchsource is available01:57
StevenKThat's about as useful as "Patches welcome"02:00
AndyPis it easy to install revu locally to test any changes you might make?02:00
nixternalajmitch: cool02:02
nixternalthat is all I needed to hear :)02:02
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nixternalajmitch: speaking of your snowstorm this past week, South Africa supposedly seen snow today/yesterday according to the news02:03
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LaserJocknixternal: well, Mark told me he wants REVU to be incorporated into Launchpad02:18
LaserJockhence things like PPA and bazaar02:19
LaserJocknixternal and TheMuso it helps doing stats if you prefix your REVU emails with REVU: ;-)02:20
TheMusoLaserJock: Yeah I know. I noticed that after I had sent the message.02:20
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AndyPPPA?02:22
nixternalLaserJock: OK, I followed TheMuso as an example, so it is his fault ;p02:23
TheMusonixternal: Sure you have seen other posts to the list that have done it properly. Why even I did the correct thing earlier on when I uploaded another revu package.02:23
nixternalLaserJock: tell mark in order to get REVU in LP, the LP has to be GPL'd ;)02:23
TheMusohaha02:23
nixternalhehe02:23
nixternalLaserJock: and I seriously hope you were joking about REVU being incorporated into LP02:24
crimsunno, it's not a joke02:24
nixternalwhy do they want everything in LP? so when they do the deal with Microsoft everything is in one location?02:24
=== nixternal waits 1 hour and that post will be all things Linux FUD
ajmitchpygi: yes, and?02:25
StevenKnixternal: Oh dear. Bitter much?02:25
nixternalno, that was a joke :)02:25
nixternalactually, maybe a bit of sarcasm actually02:25
crimsunso yes, bitter.02:26
crimsundon't worry, many MOTU are.02:26
ajmitchhe's still learning02:26
ajmitchgive him time02:26
nixternalwell, the LP thing is nice and all, but with it, you can't support this philosophy you preach, at leas that is what I feel02:27
nixternalopen source and free software all over ubuntu.com. that would be like RMS using Outlook for email02:27
nixternalwell maybe no that extreme ;p02:28
nixternalnot*02:28
=== TheMuso is not bitter.
nixternalthat's not what she said02:29
TheMusoif I was bitter, I wouldn't do this any more.02:29
nixternalme either :)02:29
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nixternalwhen the Trinity goes, I go :)02:29
TheMusoheh02:29
nixternalajmitch, LaserJock, and crimsun of course :)02:30
crimsunI was never part of it.02:30
=== nixternal can picture ajmitch walking down theh road of Linux with a hobo like sack on a stick, with revu hanging out of the top of it
LaserJocknixternal: the problem is that REVU hasn't been updated, we don't have a lot of time for such things02:30
AndyPah, personal package archives02:30
LaserJocknixternal: having the archive, bugs, package reviewing, etc. all in one system is nice02:30
=== AndyP burns another TLA
nixternalLaserJock: is there a list of things that people would like to see with revu?02:31
LaserJockthere is a REVU2 spec02:31
nixternalLaserJock: that is very true what you just posted02:31
LaserJockfrom like Montreal or something02:31
nixternalOK, I will take a look at it02:31
nixternalholy moley02:31
nixternalmontreal was like 2 years ago already02:31
crimsunI don't mean to sound down, but the real problem is intractable.  We will not have enough manpower to handle it until several years from now.02:31
nixternala little over a year ago02:31
jsgotangcoman that was like only yesterday ;-)02:31
nixternalhehe02:32
LaserJockcrimsun: what is "it"?02:32
ajmitchnixternal: I've never been part of it either02:32
crimsunLaserJock: the package review issue.02:32
LaserJockcrimsun: agreed02:32
crimsunLP is not a panacea.02:32
nixternalbah, horsepoop, you are a part of the trinity, I do't care what you say :)02:32
ajmitchnixternal: if I was, you wouldn't be able to disagree with me02:33
LaserJockno, but I brought it up because I don't know how much we want to put into a system that will be obsoleted02:33
nixternalwell, I think revu has one up on mentors though seeing as people can leave info right there02:33
nixternalajmitch: I can't disagree with you, I know where I stand your holyness02:33
LaserJocklet's see, I think the trinity was bddebian, imbrandon and myself? is that right?02:33
TheMusoSpeaking of bddebian...02:33
pygiajmitch, nothing, nothing :)02:33
=== TheMuso hasn't seen him lately.
ajmitchpygi: no, it wasn't nothing02:34
LaserJockTheMuso: nope, probably has a life or something02:34
nixternalbddebian is moses and imbrandon is ........holy smokes my bible portion of the brain just relapsed02:34
TheMusolol02:34
pygiajmitch, meh, you can't accept a joke?02:34
TheMusoLaserJock: heh yeah. Unlike us. :)02:34
ajmitchpygi: no, I can't02:34
crimsunpygi: remember, many of us are bitter.02:34
pygiajmitch, ah02:34
pygicrimsun, meh02:34
LaserJockTheMuso: yeah ;-)02:34
LaserJockeveryone who's bitter raise their hand!02:35
nixternalthere is a pyramid going with those last 3 lines02:35
=== TheMuso keeps his hands firmly on the keyboard.
nixternalwhat am I supposed to be bitter about?02:35
LaserJockeverything of course02:35
nixternalI think you all hold a different bitterness than I do maybe02:35
crimsunI'm not bitter now.  There's a light at the end of the tunnel.02:35
ajmitchlife, the universe & everything02:35
LaserJockcrimsun: really? good for you02:35
crimsunnow whether it's an explosion or heaven is another matter altogether02:36
nixternalhahaha02:36
LaserJockmy tunnel of dispair is just getting darker02:36
LaserJockno light yet02:36
nixternalI haven't even found the damn tunnel yet02:36
=== TheMuso has never had any light, but is still not bitter.
TheMusos/had/experienced/02:36
LaserJockwell, speaking of LP, I had a good talk with kiko02:37
ajmitchkiko is cool though02:37
nixternalhow could I be bitter towards Ubuntu/Kubuntu? it is given to me for free, I am allowed to work with super cool people (including you all, sometimes), and it has opened a lot of doors for me here in Chicago, and soon next door to crimsun 02:37
LaserJockhe really opologized for the "triaged" and "changelog doesn't close bug" regressions02:38
nixternalI am bitter about how we are community ran, yet there is quite a bit of non-community stuff/ideas that gets thrown upon us w/o warning. not bitter, but annoyed02:38
LaserJockand it sounds like they are going to start redirecting Beta Testers to edge in a week or so02:38
nixternalajmitch: he is cool, and so are the rest of the full-timers, but I don't think it is there fault really02:39
LaserJockso there should be quite a bit more testing before rollout02:39
nixternalnice02:39
LaserJockI'm also going to start tracking the milestones better02:39
LaserJocknow that they are actually using them02:39
AndyPlaunchpad needs its own hug day02:39
LaserJockthey're called Fix-it-Fridays ;-)02:39
nixternalAndyP: the people who work on launchpad need a hug :)02:40
AndyPnixternal: don't we all :)02:40
nixternalhaha02:40
LaserJockone thing we'll have on the next rollout is bzr smartserver02:40
nixternaljava class extensions are rediculous...cool idea, but my lord slow as all hell02:40
LaserJockso bzr checkouts should be a lot faster02:40
nixternalLaserJock: ya, we have a local bzr dev for canonical in chicago, he has provided some neat insite on bzr and its future02:41
nixternalI am trying to get him and Sussman in the same room together for a talk02:41
ajmitchyeah, we have a local bzr+lp developer here in dunedin, who I've had lunch with a couple of times02:41
nixternalSussman actually admitted they use Bzr at Google02:41
ajmitchhe's in london this week though02:41
RAOFLaserJock: Yeah, jml recently pushed that bzr+ssh code :)02:41
TheMuso/aw02:41
ajmitchLaserJock: yay!02:41
ajmitchit took about an hour to checkout a branch today02:42
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ajmitcha recent cvs import02:42
ajmitchhey jml :)02:42
nixternalhiya jml 02:42
ajmitchsee, we can't get away from the lp developers02:42
nixternalajmitch: like I said, not their fault I don't think :)02:43
LaserJockwe should also be to set/change tags via email02:43
nixternalthey are creating an amazing product02:43
ajmitchjml almost seemed normal when I met him...02:43
nixternalLaserJock: I like that idea02:43
nixternalhahaha ajmitch 02:43
jmlajmitch: that's one of the nicest things anyone has said about me in a while02:43
ajmitchheh02:43
nixternalgahahaha02:43
crimsunhmm, setting/changing tags via email.  It wasn't too long ago that someone mentioned not liking Debian BTS...02:43
LaserJockheah, Debian BTS doesn't like me02:44
LaserJock;-)02:44
RAOF...because you can only do stuff by email?02:44
=== StevenK has a soft spot for the BTS.
nixternalDebian BTS takes some getting used to, but once you do (and create email templates like I did in advance), it is actually quite nice02:44
nixternalit is quicker than LP for me at times02:45
StevenKMaybe because I've been using it for roughly six years02:45
nixternaldefinitely quicker than KDE Bugzilla02:45
LaserJockI really just haven't gotten used to it02:45
LaserJockLP is the only bug tracker I feel comfortable with02:45
nixternalthere needs to be a solid document that shows off everything Debian BTS in one location, not 602:45
LaserJockwhich probably says how much I've used other bug trackers02:45
nixternalDebian documentation is horrible, not the main docs like d.o/doc, but the other docs02:46
=== RAOF likes LP more than any other bugtracker I've tried.
LaserJockwhen BTS gets a web frontend I'll be happy02:46
StevenKnixternal: There is. The soure.02:46
StevenKsource, even02:46
RAOFLaserJock: Yeah.02:46
nixternalto find out everything Debian has about debian/rules, your breakcrumb list would be 2 miles long02:46
LaserJockanother thing slated for the next LP rollout is automatic "Needs Info" exipring02:46
RAOFCool.02:47
nixternalawesome!02:47
StevenKWhy? I don't think so. debian/rules is just a makefile.02:47
AndyPyou mean Incomplete02:47
crimsunright, Incomplete, I presume.02:47
nixternalso that way there I don't get yelled out for closing a bug that hasn't been touched for 2 years and was never repeatable02:47
RAOF:)02:47
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nixternalStevenK: sorry, not debian/rules, debian/control is what I meant02:47
LaserJockyeah, I'm not sure what exactly the time limit will be02:48
crimsunit's a bit humorous that many people repeatedly ignore "Incomplete/Needs Info" but will yell upon "Invalid/Won't Fix/Rejected"02:48
StevenKnixternal: Even so, I still disagree.02:48
nixternalmy debian/rules files are at most 5 lines because of cdbs, unless I am doing relibtoolization02:48
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nixternalStevenK: there is the NM Guide, the DD Guide, and neither one of them contains everything there is to know about debian/control. But there are about 4 or 5 wiki pages that have info and explanations that the 2 docs don't and so forth02:49
nixternala lot of personal pages that need to be easily navigated to as well for packaging information02:49
LaserJockI like the Debian Policy personally02:49
nixternalthat is a good read02:49
LaserJockonce I got over being overwhelmed02:49
nixternalhaha02:49
nixternalya, it has quite a bit to stomach02:49
LaserJocknow I know, in general, where everything is02:49
StevenKDebian Policy should contain mostly everything.02:49
nixternalI have a binder now where I have printed out all of the Debian docs02:49
LaserJockso I can quickly find what I need02:50
AndyPit's an excellent reference but i wouldn't read it at bedtime02:50
LaserJockand it actually describes stuff02:50
LaserJocknixternal:  they should put it on lulu.com so people can order printed copies02:50
nixternalheh, I read all of the docs at bed time02:50
LaserJockI'd spend so much in ink printing out all that stuff02:50
nixternalI read 1 chapter of python, go over packaging docs/dd docs, and stuff like that while I fall asleep02:51
LaserJockI don't really read anymore02:51
nixternalya, I have blown a lot of ink printing them, and when there is an update, it gets printed as well02:51
LaserJockthey should have print diffs ;-)02:51
LaserJockso you only print out the pages that are different02:51
StevenKI don't print stuff out. You can't grep dead trees.02:52
nixternaldamn LaserJock, that is a good idea02:52
TheMusoStevenK: Agreed.02:52
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nixternalStevenK: nope, but when you are lying in bed and your significant other is snoring, and...02:52
nixternalwell you read :)02:52
nixternalLaserJock: get to flowcharting it, I will work on the Qt4 frontend for it02:53
LaserJocklol02:53
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LaserJockthe only thing I'm reading these days is C++02:53
nixternalI am getting ready to give a Java and Qt4 demonstration here02:53
StevenKnixternal: I read novels in that circumstance.02:53
nixternalLaserJock: same here as well02:53
LaserJockI'm trying to get my brain wrapped around it02:53
nixternalStevenK: Playboy isn't a novel!02:53
LaserJockI *used* to read novels (Lord of the Rings, Narnia, etc.)02:54
nixternalLaserJock: it is actually fairly easy once you understand it, I think I picked it up way quicker than I am with Python truthfully02:54
LaserJockbut now I just work on Ubuntu 'til the last possible minute02:54
LaserJocknixternal: really?02:54
nixternal'til the last possible minute' == LaserJock get yo ass to bed now! from the wife :)02:54
LaserJockI was productive with python from day one02:54
LaserJockexactly02:55
nixternalya, I suck at Python02:55
LaserJockI'm not sure if I could do Hello World that well in C++02:55
LaserJockwell, I'm not quite that bad02:55
nixternalI am getting better, I have written a small Qt4 app that will eventually enable/disable IPv6 for KDE if you are on an IPv4 network. this decreases the DNS lookups to clients that aren't there, and speeds up browsing in Konqui 02:56
nixternalhaha02:56
nixternal#include <iostrea>02:56
nixternalusing namespace std;02:56
LaserJockbut I have a hard time keeping track of all the different things, pointers, constructors, destructors, types, etc.02:56
nixternalint main(){ cout << "HELLO WORLD!"; return 0; }02:56
RAOFnixternal: Oldschool.  New compilers require std::cout :)02:57
nixternalwell, I was confused with them for a while myself, but this java course has made it so clear now that it isn't even funny02:57
pyginixternal, wrong, you'r missing the "m" in include :)02:57
nixternalhuh?02:57
nixternalhahahaha02:57
crimsunRAOF: he included a default namespace.02:57
nixternalI sure am02:57
nixternalyup02:57
RAOFBah. Missed that :)02:57
nixternalusing namespace std;02:57
nixternalhehe02:57
pygiRAOF, works without it :)02:57
StevenKcrimsun: Bah, I was about to say that.02:58
nixternalI was working on it02:58
RAOFpygi: Even if you include <iostream>, rather than <iostream.h>?  It's been a while since I've tried :)02:58
nixternalbut the brain to finger mechanism froze again02:58
StevenKnixternal: Again? Or still?02:58
pygiRAOF, you aren't actually supposed to include iostream.h :)02:58
nixternalstill I guess02:58
nixternalinclude "iostream.h" if it is in the source dir maybe :)02:59
RAOFpygi: Yes, I know.  You also aren't actually supposed to use the un-namespaced "cout" :)02:59
pygiRAOF, but he did use: "use namespace std;" :)02:59
LaserJockhmm, "How many Ubuntu devs does it take to write Hello World in C++"02:59
pygiLaserJock, 0.1 :)02:59
nixternalhaha02:59
RAOFpygi: Oh, I thought your "works without it" was "works without namespacing at all"03:00
nixternalI just wrote it, all I forgot was the m03:00
pygiRAOF, no :p03:00
RAOFI've recently started hacking on a compiz plugin, which needs to be in C.  Man, I wish it was python :)03:00
StevenKRAOF: To do what?03:01
pygiRAOF, C rocks, leave C alone :)03:01
LaserJockwell, I'm going to head home, perhaps I'll do some C++ tonight. I figured out what a constructor that has a parent constructor looks like03:01
pygiLaserJock, :-D03:02
RAOFpygi: If I wanted to deal with memory allocation, I'd use assembly.  I'd like a language where I can ensure that memory is freed when an object leaves scope, thanks. :)03:02
pygiRAOF, you don't bash on C, or you'll have to deal with me :)03:02
StevenKHeh03:02
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RAOFStevenK: A different (radial) window-switcher idea (yeah, I know they already have 2).  It'll group windows by the owning application, though, and that only really works in a radial-type idea.03:03
gnomefreakanyone have link to the NEW query for packages waiting for push to archives?03:03
StevenKgnomefreak: launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+queue ?03:04
gnomefreakStevenK: ty03:04
StevenKRAOF: I love how CompComm can group multiple windows into one.03:04
StevenKThey still need a better name than CompComm03:04
RAOFCompiz-Fusion is the final name.03:05
StevenKAw03:05
RAOFCheck out the Gutsy packages :)03:05
StevenKI quite liked the name 'Coral' which I heard a few times.03:05
RAOFPretty much no-one else did :)03:05
StevenKAwww.03:06
RAOFImportantly, none of the developers did, and so they finally made an actual decision.03:06
TheMusoStevenK: I've had to construct a few manually.03:08
RAOFSo, back to topic: I've patched configure.ac and configure.  How can I prevent the build from trying to re-autotools?  Can anyone suggest a source package which does that with cdbs?03:09
StevenKRAOF: Hrm. It shoudn't.03:09
StevenKTheMuso: I've done a whole bunch, I just prefer not to. :-)03:10
nixternalargh, I guess the java upload today removed my damn netbeans03:10
ajmitchyay!03:10
ajmitchnixternal: btw, define "being on an ipv6 network"03:11
RAOFStevenK: Oh, is that maintainer mode?  Checking timestamps and trying to re-gen configure & Makefile.in ?03:12
ajmitchhaving a default ipv6 route set? link-local addresses?03:12
StevenKRAOF: I have no idea...03:12
StevenKRAOF: I tend to find out stuff about autotools, and then forget it within an hour out of sheer self-defense. :-)03:13
RAOF:)03:13
ajmitchtrying to defend your sanity? it's a lost cause03:13
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StevenKThat cause was lost long ago.03:14
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crimsunmm, compiz in gutsy has come a long way03:26
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pygicrimsun, mvo was on it all day and night for ages :P03:29
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ajmitchcrimsun: I still don't like it, it slows down windowed opengl stuff too much03:32
StevenKI'm entirely unsure if rsync is actually downloading the whole lot or not. :-/03:32
StevenKHrm. It's hit 1.54MB/s and it's on 2Mbit, so I think it's skipping bits.03:34
RAOFHuzzah!  In case anyone else is interested, a cdbs rule which is run after patching but before configure is post-patches :)03:34
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TheMusoRAOF: cool thanks for the tidbit.03:35
ScottKIs it to late to join the bitter club?03:35
TheMusoYes, the club has been dispanded.03:35
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StevenKIts also been disbanded.03:36
TheMusoNo bitterness here.03:36
TheMusoah03:36
TheMusohead not screwed on this morning03:36
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joejaxxTheMuso: :P03:36
StevenKTheMuso: ... Sometimes?03:39
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TheMuso...or wireless AP03:42
ajmitchTheMuso: that's like switching off his life support03:43
ajmitchyou're just evil03:43
StevenKRight then.03:43
TheMusoNot nearly as evil as some around here.03:43
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TheMusoEven then I don't think anybody is evil.03:43
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LaserJockback03:45
StevenKajmitch: I daresay I'm not going to be here much from this afternoon until tomorrow evening, so I don't think so.03:45
ajmitchwelcome back, mr LaserJock 03:45
ajmitchStevenK: oh well03:45
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ajmitchwork?03:46
StevenKWorse.03:46
LaserJocklife?03:46
TheMusoheh03:46
StevenKMy uncle passed away on the weekend, and I'm dealing with that fun.03:46
gnomefreakis there a such thing as an easy merge?03:46
LaserJockoh, that's uncool03:46
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RAOFAw, man.  What files do I need to touch to prevent configure trying to re-autotools stuff.03:46
gnomefreakStevenK: sorry to hear that03:46
RAOFgnomefreak: Oh, yes, definitely.03:46
LaserJockStevenK: sorry to hear that 03:46
StevenKLaserJock, gnomefreak: Thanks.03:47
RAOFStevenK: Sorry to hear that.03:47
ajmitchStevenK: ah, sorry03:47
RAOFgnomefreak: For example, if gst-plugins-farsight's upstream build system wasn't broken, it would be an easy merge :/03:47
StevenKThe bigger problem is that my uncle is going to buried quite close to where my father is buried, which is bringing up a lot of other fun stuff, too.03:47
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TheMusoStevenK: Sorry to hear that. I will have to face a similar situation soon anyway, as my grandmother has cancer in the liver, and has only been given months to live.03:48
TheMusoSo yeah, fun time ahead ofr me also.03:48
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StevenKI'm just not used to seeing an image on my computer and twitching from memories.03:49
LaserJockmhm03:49
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ScottKStevenK: My condolences.  No fun at all.04:13
LaserJocknixternal: still around?04:13
ScottKTheMuso: You too.04:13
TheMusoScottK: Twill be a while yet. I am not worrying over it at this point.04:14
nixternalLaserJock: I am heading home04:40
nixternalgive me about an hour04:40
LaserJocknixternal: fine be that way ;-)04:41
TheMusoheh04:41
LaserJocknixternal: I just wanted to ask you if you use kdevelop04:41
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ajmitchsigh, a sign I really should update & upload this code I have05:15
wolfeonis there any way to release a package after a release which was accidently not included ?05:16
wolfeonphp-interbase was not released for fiesty05:16
wolfeonpossibly not in gutsy right now too05:16
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ajmitchonly by backports05:17
wolfeonajmitch: aww, damn it :(05:17
wolfeonoh well ;)05:17
wolfeonI don't need ibwebmin, its just nice to have.. 05:17
StevenKAnd only then if php-interbase makes it back into Gutsy.05:17
wolfeonStevenK: yeah...05:18
StevenKPersonally, I'd rather it didn't. PHP is a pile of crap and Interbase is worse.05:18
wolfeonI've no idea why it was not included, did some mysql shill come around and ignore it on purpose? ;)05:18
wolfeonStevenK: oh, I couldn't give a flying leap about interbase. Firebird has made great progress since the release of the interbase source code05:18
StevenKNo, the reason is that php is in main, and interbase is in universe, and a package in main can't Build-Depend on something in universe.05:19
StevenKFirebird is just as bad.05:19
wolfeonStevenK: I've seen plenty of firebird 1.5 apps run forever, and stable05:19
wolfeonand fast05:19
wolfeonits only 5 gigs, but it is fast as mysql for what I'm using it for.05:20
wolfeonI actually am eager for a Firebird 2.2 release, they're really beefing it up.05:21
wolfeon*2.1, heh05:21
LaserJockI've just been mad at them ever since they took Firefox's name ;-)05:22
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wolfeonLaserJock: pfft :P I think it was funny.05:27
wolfeonLaserJock: Mozilla is big and stronger, I'm surprised they didn't keep the name and force FB to change theirs :)05:28
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nixternalLaserJock: yes I use KDevelop, but not as often as I would like :)05:36
nixternalI use Kate more than anything really05:36
LaserJockI'm trying to figure out how to write a makefile05:36
joejaxxHello Everyone05:37
LaserJockI noticed Kdevelop sets up a lot of stuff05:37
joejaxx:)05:37
nixternalkdevelop creates the bones of one for you05:37
nixternalahh, ya05:37
nixternalI have written 1 makefile my entire life, and that was for a kde sys admin app back in the 90s :)05:37
nixternalI picked about 20 other makefiles to make this one :)05:37
LaserJockyou'd think for all the packaging I've done I could figure out how to write an apps Makefile05:38
StevenKLaserJock: What's the problem?05:39
LaserJocknixternal: btw, kdevelop's C++ Hello World is a bit bigger than yours05:39
LaserJockwell05:39
nixternalhaha, it is huge05:39
LaserJockStevenK: well, I'm creating something from scratch05:40
nixternalI believe it also has its own header file that comes with it as well05:40
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StevenKLaserJock: Do you need to compile something, or are you just installing things?05:41
LaserJockcompiling05:41
LaserJockI'm creating an app from scratch05:42
StevenKSo you need a rule to compile the application, and another to install it.05:42
LaserJockhmm, I wonder if I need all the autotools stuff05:43
StevenKI doubt it.05:43
LaserJockwhat I'm doing is creating a plugin for an app05:43
LaserJockbut I want to build the basic function first standalone05:44
StevenKLaserJock: Right, I think I know what the problem is. You're unsure of how to write a Makefile from scratch, right?05:44
LaserJockStevenK: exactly, I've only done like single file Fortran and Python apps05:44
StevenKLaserJock: I'm happy to pastebin a incredibly simple Makefile for you.05:45
LaserJockStevenK: that'd be cool05:45
StevenKhttp://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/27559/05:48
StevenKI'm pretty crap at writing Makefiles, but they get the job done.05:48
LaserJockStevenK: so I'd have app1.cc and app2.cc, right?05:49
LaserJockand if I need a library do I put that in CFLAGS ?05:49
StevenKYes. And you can either put it on the $(CC) line, or in CFLAGS.05:51
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nixternalman, that is a nice and easy makefile :)05:51
StevenK$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o app $^05:51
StevenKThat's a better rule.05:51
wolfeonLaserJock: I try to stay away from autohell05:51
wolfeonLaserJock: autohell is nothing but a waste of time05:51
StevenK$^ expands out to "all targets this current one depends on"05:51
StevenKLaserJock: Correction posted, now with a clean rule.05:52
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StevenKLaserJock: Does that help?05:59
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jburdCan gcc builds on Ubuntu include the bounds-checking patch for gcc?06:01
jburdThat can greatly help developers iron out boundary access violations.06:02
LaserJockStevenK: yeah, but I can't build Hello World :/06:02
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crimsunjburd: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcc-4.1/+filebug06:05
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RAOFTouching all of "configure.ac aclocal.m4 config.h.in Makefile.in Makefile.am" prevents re-autotooling.06:11
RAOFShould I bother trying to find the minimal set?06:11
crimsunyou shouldn't need to touch both Makefile.in and Makefile.am.  In fact, touching the former should suffice of those two.06:12
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RAOFcrimsun: Yeah, I though as much.  Thanks.06:15
=== RAOF browses the wiki "Tracker is a synergy of technologies...". Wow. I didn't know that was the collective noun for technology :)
LaserJockStevenK: do you have any idea why your makefile would cause something to not build?06:17
ajmitchRAOF: of course, marketing doesn't need to make sense06:17
RAOFBut this is in the "tracker-by-default" spec wiki page.  Some non-marketing person wrote that :)06:18
LaserJockStevenK: I tried c++ -Wall -g -o hello hello.cc and it works06:18
LaserJockbut make all doesn't06:18
ajmitchRAOF: I suspect it was cut & pasted, or put there by someone who actually cares too much about tracker :)06:19
RAOF:)06:19
AndyPStevenK: bug #122746 - small debdiff for a new saods9 bug if you're not busy/jaded :) or i could subscribe u-u-s instead06:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122746 in saods9 "couldn't read file "/usr/lib/tcllib1.8/base64/base64.tcl"" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12274606:19
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LaserJockStevenK: nvm, it's $(CC) that's the problem06:21
StevenKLaserJock: Ah.06:21
RAOFLaserJock: Does it complain about missing libstdc++?06:22
StevenKAndyP: Hum? I thought I fixed saods9.06:22
AndyPStevenK: yup, you got it to build...06:22
RAOFBecause, last time I tried, that's what "gcc -Wall -o test test.cpp" would do.06:22
StevenKAndyP: Which means that bug is fixed, or still neds to be fixed?06:24
LaserJockhello.o:(.eh_frame+0x11): undefined reference to `__gxx_personality_v0'06:24
AndyPStevenK: still needs fixing (it's a runtime loading problem), it's against your newer revision of it06:25
RAOFLaserJock: I think -lstdc++ should fix that.06:25
StevenKSigh, I see.06:25
StevenKLaserJock: Set CC = g++ a the top of the makefile06:25
LaserJockRAOF: how weird, that work06:26
LaserJockworked06:26
LaserJockis that because I was using gcc ?06:26
LaserJockinstead of g++06:26
AndyPStevenK: i blame the messy code, myself, those hardcoded paths are criminal06:26
StevenKAndyP: Agreed.06:26
StevenKAndyP: I think upstream needs to be taught a lesson. With an elephant gun.06:26
AndyPor an elephant06:27
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AndyPsquish squish06:27
StevenKActually, it gets better. Have a look at the Windows paths.06:27
StevenK+     source C:/cygwin/home/joye/saods9/lib/tcl8.4/http2.5/http.tcl06:28
StevenK+     source C:/cygwin/home/joye/saods9/lib/tcllib1.6/base64/base64.tcl06:28
jburdWho's writing Makefiles manually? ;-)06:28
lifelessfark06:28
RAOFLaserJock: Yes, I believe so.06:28
AndyPStevenK: i'm speechless06:28
RAOF...06:29
ajmitchStevenK: that's pretty special06:29
StevenKIndeed.06:29
LaserJock\o/ I can make hello world!!!06:29
ajmitchcongrats06:30
lifeless/o\o/06:30
lifeless/oXo/06:30
LaserJocknow I just gotta figure out how to do libxml2 and push/pull xml over http06:30
StevenKAndyP: You forgot to add use_tcllib_1.9 to 00list06:30
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StevenKAndyP: I've done it, I'm doing a test build now.06:31
AndyPStevenK: thanks... i really should stop staying up til 5:30am06:31
StevenKHeh06:31
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ajmitchHobbsee!06:32
RAOFHeya Hobbsee!06:33
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ajmitchwelcome back, TheMuso 06:33
Hobbseehey ajmitch, RAOF, TheMuso :)06:34
TheMusoThanks.06:35
TheMusoSparky has been again.06:35
StevenKAndyP: Looks fine.06:44
AndyPStevenK: good-o, thanks for looking at it06:45
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StevenKAndyP: Successfully uploaded packages.06:47
RAOFWoho!  gst-plugins-farsight merge (bug #114444) is (finally) ready for sponsorship, I think :)06:52
ubotuLaunchpad bug 114444 in gst-plugins-farsight "merge gst-plugins-farsight-0.12.1 from debian unstable" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11444406:52
minghuadoes anyone happen to know some documentation about removing .la files and patch .pc files to use private required lib list?06:53
StevenKRAOF: Don't look at me, you reached your quota for the week yesterday.06:53
StevenKRAOF: :-P06:53
RAOFNow, to file a bug against the broken debian package!06:53
RAOFStevenK: It'll keep :)06:54
TheMusoi'LL TAKE T IF NOBODY ELSE WANTS IT.06:54
TheMusoS/TI/IT/06:54
ajmitchheh06:54
ajmitchTheMuso must *really* want it06:54
TheMusoi AM NOT FUSSED EITHER WAY.06:54
RAOFAnd then to file a bug against broken upstream build system!06:54
ajmitchTheMuso: caps!06:55
TheMusoajmitch: Figured that out. Thanks.06:55
TheMusoits just that I am busy with something else, so if someone else wants it, take it, otherwise I am happy to do it.06:55
ajmitchfunny comment in an email: "Seb is a good MOTU (used lot of his packages :) )  & I am sure he means well."06:55
ajmitchtalking about seb12806:55
LaserJockheh06:55
LaserJockwhat was that in reference to?06:56
ajmitchlatest email on -devel-discuss06:56
LaserJocknvm, I found it06:56
minghuaare core developers considered MOTUs (if they didn't join MOTU specifically)?07:00
lifelessyes07:01
StevenKAndyP: Are you able to test that the other saods9 bug is fixed?07:01
LaserJockminghua: hmm, they aren't specifically members of ~motu anymore07:04
LaserJockbut they are members of ~ubuntu-dev07:04
lifelessand ubuntu-dev is a member of motu I think you'll find07:04
AndyPStevenK: the other one?07:04
Hobbseelifeless: what happens if Team A is a member of team B, and team B is a member of team A?07:05
minghuathanks, lifeless, LaserJock.  this team relationship always confuses me07:06
minghuastill funny to hear seb128 referred as an MOTU though07:06
Hobbseeminghua: it's shirish.  what do you expect?07:06
StevenKAndyP: Lemme find the number07:06
ajmitchHobbsee: now now07:06
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StevenKAndyP: #12232907:07
minghuaHobbsee: actually I don't read his email anymore after the SI unit thread07:07
Hobbseehaha07:08
Hobbseenow there's a thought.  blocking his entire address07:08
Hobbseebut people quote him...07:08
AndyPStevenK: i'll give it a try07:09
lifelessHobbsee: heat death of the universe07:09
lifelessHobbsee: actually from a math persepective its easy - its just a graph cycle so you stop scanning out when you see an entity you've already looked at, and you consider a team looked at *before* you expand it.07:10
Hobbseelifeless: riiiight07:11
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ScottKHobbsee: Now's the time to try it with ubuntumembers and kubuntu-members while all the LP devs are sleeping.07:11
Hobbseeheh07:11
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Hobbseei'd prefer not to do that07:11
dholbachgood morning07:12
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=== dholbach hugs Hobbsee
=== Hobbsee will just add various kubuntu-interested type people to kubuntu members, if they're already in ubuntumembers
pygimorning dholbach 07:12
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HobbseeScottK: mainly because i dont want any random gnomer to be able to commit07:12
dholbachhi pygi07:12
TheMusoHeya dholbach.07:12
ScottKHobbsee: I agree.  I just thought if you were going to experiment, it'd be fun to give them a nice first thing in the morning present.07:13
lifelessScottK: *cough*, I'd rather you didn't. manual SQL to fix things is such a nuisance.07:13
lifelessScottK: *and*, *I'm* not sleeping.07:13
dholbachhey TheMuso07:13
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lifeless:)07:13
lifelessI help lp by running the review team amongst other things; I keep meaning to write more LP code than I do, but yeah. 07:14
ajmitchnot only an LP dev, one of the longest serving employees07:14
ajmitchlifeless: are you #1 or #2?07:14
HobbseeScottK: lifeless lives about an hour from me, i think.  so it'd be good to avoid pissing him off.07:14
ajmitchhehe07:14
ScottKHobbsee: Understand.07:14
ScottKGood for you anyway...07:14
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TheMusohaha07:19
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lifelessajmitch: depends if you count 'full time' or 'employee'07:22
lifelessajmitch: Scott counts from 'full time', I count from 'started work' :)07:22
ajmitchright :)07:22
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AndyPStevenK: that bug's still there07:36
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ScottKGood night.07:37
StevenKAndyP: Woot.07:37
dholbachnight ScottK07:38
Hobbseedholbach: just hasnt been driven insane yet07:39
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imbrandonmoins all07:42
LaserJockhi imbrandon 07:44
Hobbseehi imbrandon 07:45
=== LaserJock stabs Makefiles with a big sharp knife
AndyP$ make bleed07:51
minghuaLaserJock: do you plan to reply to the mail to -science about Ubuntu Science Edition?  How usable is Edubuntu Live CD for him?07:51
StevenKLaserJock: What's the issue now?07:51
TheMusoimbrandon!!07:52
LaserJockStevenK: well, I wanted to add libxml207:54
LaserJockStevenK: but I can't figure out how to get it to pick it up07:54
StevenKLaserJock: Add -lxml2 to the CFLAGS?07:54
LaserJockright, no go07:54
LaserJockit doesn't seem to like CFLAGS07:54
LaserJockI put in an echo $(CFLAGS) and it doesn't print anything07:55
RAOFLDFLAGS?07:55
StevenKCan you pastebin what it says?07:55
LaserJockin fact I commented out the whole $(CC) line and it gave the same thing07:55
minghuahandmade Makefiles should die07:56
LaserJockminghua: be nice :-)07:57
LaserJockStevenK: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/27580/ has Makefile and result07:58
ajmitchhey imbrandon 07:58
minghuahuh?  you are allowed to stab it, but I'm not allowed to say it should die? :-P07:58
StevenKpubchem.cc:105: error: exit was not declared in this scope07:58
StevenKLaserJock: You're missing #include <cstdlib>07:58
LaserJockminghua: well, I suppose that is hypocritical07:58
StevenKAnyway, you should return 0, not exit 007:59
LaserJockStevenK: ok, but g++ -o pubchem `xml2-config --cflags` pubchem.cc `xml2-config --libs` worked just fine07:59
LaserJockI don't understand the difference07:59
minghuaalso I think LaserJock needs -I instead of -l07:59
StevenKLaserJock: Because your shell expands ``, and make doesn't.08:00
LaserJockoh08:00
minghuadamn, -I and -l are almost indistinguishable in dejavu sans08:00
StevenKLaserJock: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/27581/08:01
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LaserJockStevenK: hmm, same thing08:02
HobbseeRAOF: haha.  reply regardless08:02
StevenKUgh.08:03
LaserJockminghua: regarding Ubuntu Science Edition, yes I am planning a reply08:03
LaserJockminghua: I'm just trying to figure out how to say "Think of the kittens!!!"08:03
LaserJock;-)08:03
StevenKOh, I know why.08:03
minghuaLaserJock: okay, I'll wait then, you definitely know more about Edubuntu than I do08:04
StevenKLaserJock: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/27582/08:05
LaserJockminghua: well, I'm not sure that Edubuntu will be sufficient08:05
nixternalyay me, release notes are 99.9% finished, until JR wakes up and adds more stuff for me to fix :)08:05
LaserJockminghua: but I'm not convinced a Science Edition will really work08:05
minghuaLaserJock: I know, but I really hate distro fragmentation08:05
LaserJockthere are so many different science apps for so many different fields08:05
LaserJockI *am* planning on building some metapackages for Edubuntu that might be helpful08:05
minghuaand I don't believe there will be _one_ "science edition" that fits all08:06
HobbseeLaserJock: good response @ the kubuntu thread08:06
minghuaa "Biophysics edition", perhaps.  or more likely, a "Protein Folding Edition"08:06
minghuaLaserJock: I agree metapackage sounds the right way to go08:07
LaserJockHobbsee: hope so, I hate speaking for the Kubuntu folks08:07
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jmlI wonder what a Humanities edition would look like.08:08
HobbseeLaserJock: forums people are just...uneducated.  and dont think outside teh forums word08:08
Hobbsee*world08:08
LaserJockStevenK: closer, but not quite08:09
LaserJockStevenK: I've got to go to bed though08:09
LaserJockI'll try to thrash around with it again tomorrow08:09
LaserJockHobbsee: well, then it's our job to "educate" them then ;-)08:09
LaserJockminghua: yes, we'll see08:09
Hobbseehehe08:10
HobbseeLaserJock: i have a few billion things i want to do.  that one falls to someone else.08:10
minghuaBTW I just read today that there is a Ubuntu Muslim Edition08:10
LaserJockminghua: I'm more inclined to see a nice way to create custom CDs for individual departments08:10
LaserJockyes08:10
StevenKLaserJock: Right.08:10
LaserJockit's been around for a while08:10
LaserJockas well as Ubuntu Satanic Edition08:10
StevenKUbuntu Satanic has been around a while.08:11
LaserJockI think I also heard of a Buddist or Hindu edition08:11
LaserJockI think Muslim was started before Satanic but I'm not postive08:11
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lifelessadd or remove08:11
AndyPah religion, i expect there'll be a vi edition without emacs or nano at some point08:12
LaserJockright, off to bed, thanks a ton StevenK 08:12
jsgotangcoput all those google apps running on linux and make default google bookmarks and you have Google OS08:13
jsgotangco:D08:13
jsgotangco(they just released google desktop for linux btw)08:13
AndyPi thought they already had a goobuntu08:13
AndyPinternally08:13
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AndyPhi Fujitsu 08:20
dholbachcan somebody give reconstructor  ( http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5798 )  a second review? I gave it my OK already.08:21
FujitsuHi AndyP.08:27
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StevenKHa. Ha ha. Hahaha08:28
StevenKShould have bought IBM. :-P08:28
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AndyPouch08:29
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StevenKFujitsu: Can you test build and sponsor these uploads of texlive and openoffice.org? :-P08:30
FujitsuStevenK: Hehehe. No.08:30
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LaserJockminghua, Fujitsu: quick question. I got a new ubuntu-motu-science list. Should we make that the bug contact? so we can use the current ubuntu-science for discussion?08:30
FujitsuI'm now mostly working from a screen session on the new AMD X2 at school, so it's not too bad.08:30
FujitsuLaserJock: Might as well.08:31
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LaserJockor would the reverse be better?08:31
minghuayay for new list08:31
FujitsuI personally think the list shouldn't be used for bugmail at all, and it should be sent directly to people in the team.08:32
minghuaI don't know, it would be nice to have the discussion list on official server, but that means moving for everyone08:32
minghuaI am indifferent on using list as bugmail contact08:32
FujitsuBut that probably is only practical if LP provides an option for people to opt-out of LP bugmail for a team... and I can't see that happening.08:32
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ajmitchm/win 4408:35
lifelessindeed08:37
ajmitchtime for me to go & enjoy the cold08:39
Fujitsuajmitch: How cold is it around your place?08:39
ajmitchfrosty enough08:40
FujitsuMmm... Sounds nice.08:40
ajmitchyeah08:40
man-di_ajmitch: you just spoofed me08:40
ajmitch?08:41
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FujitsuParts delivery should be 10-15 working days upon of the payment08:41
Fujitsuconfirmation only. 08:41
FujitsuYay!08:41
FujitsuRight over the school holidays, too.08:41
man-di_ajmitch: you wrote "frosty enough" and I thought "is this work related?" (The company I work for is called "Enough software"08:41
ajmitchoh dear08:42
man-di_note to myself: Dont highlight "enough" in all channels08:42
ajmitchno, you'd get far too many highlights08:42
ajmitchanyway, back later08:42
superm1LaserJock, when did you request your list?08:45
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Hobbseegeser: *raised eyebrows*09:21
Hobbseegeser: well, as everyone knows...on the interweb, the men are men, the women are men, and the little girls are FBI agents...so you'll have to figure that one out yourself.09:22
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dholbachcan somebody give reconstructor  ( http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5798 )  a second review? I gave it my OK already.10:41
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TheMusodholbach: Ok, will look it over.10:42
dholbachgracias TheMuso10:43
jussi01good morning all10:43
TheMusoHey jussi01.10:44
dholbachhey jussi0110:44
jussi01hi TheMuso dholbach10:44
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jussi01hmmm, make install shouldnt require sudo should it?10:53
jussi01http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27595/10:53
minghuajussi01: it should.  you can use fakeroot though10:55
jussi01minghua: ok, thanks :)10:56
minghuajussi01: sorry, I misunderstood10:56
Ngjussi01: make install is writing to system directories (/usr/local in this case), so it absolutely will need root to work10:56
minghuajussi01: so you are installing to /usr/local?10:56
minghuathen you need real sudo10:56
jussi01minghua: yeah, I just used real sudo and it worked:)10:57
jussi01thanks10:57
minghuaor add yourself to some group that can write to /usr/local10:57
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jussi01:)10:59
jussi01gah, this is such an annoying program to compile...11:00
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=== jussi01 asks again for the command to find what package a certain file is in... (gdk-2.0.pc)
geserjussi01: apt-file or packages.ubuntu.com11:04
minghuajussi01: dpkg -S if you have it installed11:04
minghuajussi01: in this case libgtk2.0-dev11:05
TheMuso  /aw Away11:05
jussi01thank you, both of you :D11:05
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jussi01hmmm... you guys must be reall sick of me... but if someones got a minut, could they help me with this? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27598/11:11
Monk-eDammit jussi01 I'm really sick of you now!11:12
Monk-e;)11:12
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minghuawow, c# compiling error11:13
minghuanot something I can help11:13
jussi01yeah, ouchies huh...11:15
jussi01maybe i should poke ajmitch about it. he was really helpful last night :D11:16
=== pygi looks
jussi01:)11:16
pygiwhat's up with so many warnings o.O11:20
ajmitchjussi01: hm?11:20
pygiand why mcs instead of gmcs?11:20
pygio well11:20
ajmitchpygi: why do you assume that gmcs must be used?11:20
jussi01ajmitch: i got the one from last night to compile. but it was only a dep for this11:21
pygiajmitch, I don't, but I'd suggest that11:21
ajmitchpygi: I don't understand why11:21
jussi01pygi: i have both installed11:21
pygiajmitch, ah :)11:21
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ajmitchunless it uses C# 2.0 libs, it doesn't need gmcs11:21
pygitrue that, but ...11:21
Monk-ejussi01, perhaps it's that?11:22
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jussi01ajmitch: what do you need?11:23
jussi01netsplit!!11:24
pygihehe11:24
jussi01ajmitch: source is here http://www.ifolder.com/index.php/Download11:25
ajmitchsigh, why do I let myself get sucked into these things11:25
jussi01me hugs ajmitch11:25
jussi01gah, stupid /11:26
geserajmitch: because you are a nice person?11:26
ajmitchgeser: I'm not, you should know that11:26
pygigeser, you just stated the wrong phrase!11:26
jussi01lol11:28
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TheMusoajmitch: What have you been sucked into?11:29
jussi01TheMuso: helping me...11:29
ajmitchhelping get ifolder to compile11:29
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TheMusoAh.11:29
mok0ifolder... we were looking at it last night. It's a bitch11:30
ajmitchwhich is a hopeless task, most days11:30
jussi01mok0: I managed to get that dep to build11:31
mok0jussi01: wow11:31
jussi01just trying to get i folder to work....11:31
mok0:-D11:31
jussi01mok0: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27598/11:31
mok0you mean, after all that hard work, it doesn't run ;-)11:31
jussi01mok0: no, it doesnt build11:32
jussi01yet11:32
ajmitchof course you can't distribute simias :)11:34
mok0jussi01: not knowing 1 bit about C#, it's hard to see what's going on11:34
ajmitchalthough COPYING states GPL, there are source files which state otherwise11:34
mok0jussi01: but looks like pretty sloppy programming with all those errmsgs11:35
ajmitchugh, can't even get that far compiling simias on amd6411:35
ajmitch../../../external/flaim/include/flaim.h:1247: error: operator new takes type size_t (long unsigned int) as first parameter11:35
mok0ajmitch: that's the kind of stuff you always meet when porting stuff to amd6411:36
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jussi01ajmitch: och11:36
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ajmitchone doesn't expect it of quality novell software11:37
mok0ajmitch: You said it11:37
jussi01lol11:38
ajmitchthough "quality novell software" seems like an oxymoron some days11:38
jussi01ehheheehhehe11:38
mok0this is inferior of most free software projects11:38
mok0jussi01: you'll just have to patch it up. A big project, though.11:40
ajmitchhah11:40
ajmitchdon't  bother11:40
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ajmitchifolder isn't that special anyway11:40
mok0sounds pretty cool, /me thinks11:41
mok0any alternatives using std. tools? rsync?11:42
jussi01ajmitch: can you recommend some thing else, cross OS, that allows me to directly share a file at a half decent speed?11:42
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jussi01:(11:42
mok0rsync is usable, but doesn't have a pretty interface11:42
jussi01well if someone does, please let me know!11:42
jussi01mok0: it needs a pretty interface for my non-nerdy friends11:43
mok0apparently Suse succeded in packing it11:43
pygijussi01, it hasit11:43
pygiit has it*11:43
pygiforgot who, but some of ubuntu folks were working on it11:43
mok0jussi01: maybe you should take a look at their .spec file to figure out what they did11:44
jussi01pygi: can it be used in winblows though?11:44
pygijussi01, python & pygtk ... so why not?11:44
pygi(if we're talking rsync interface;P)11:44
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ajmitchis unison crossplatform?11:44
ajmitchhttp://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/11:45
ajmitchlooks to be11:45
mok0unison looks cool11:46
jussi01it does... :D11:47
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mok0there is a debian package for unison...11:48
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jussi01mok0: where?11:49
jussi01!netsplit11:49
ubotunetsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit11:49
jussi01:P11:49
mok0google is your friend11:49
mok0I read it on unison's webpage11:50
ajmitchor you just aptitude install unison11:50
mok0gotta go, see you later11:50
jussi01heheh11:50
jussi01later mok011:51
dholbachthanks TheMuso12:01
TheMusodholbach: You're welcome.12:02
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elmargolI have a package that uses .install files to say wich files are included. how can I exclude a file?12:07
elmargolThe package uses wildcards /usr/lib/packagename*.so12:08
dholbachelmargol: either you remove it in the binary-install target from debian/tmp/usr/lib/ or you make the .install files explicit12:10
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whiteanyone here using 915resolution?12:38
whiteFujitsu: *hint* :)12:38
=== minghua used to
minghuabut 915resolution is no longer needed with the new intel driver12:39
whiteyeah well ...12:39
whiteminghua: time to test the package here? http://developer.skolelinux.no/~white/debs/915resolution/12:39
whiteyou might have to rebuild it12:39
whiteit is built under a sid environment12:40
minghuawhite: I use sid.  But what for?12:40
siretartnixternal: congrats!12:41
whiteminghua: to test the package?12:41
minghuawhite: if I already use the new intel driver, does 915resolution have any effects?12:41
whitenah, but you might want to deinstall the new driver and check with 915resolution ;)12:42
whitesiretart: hi :) thanks for signing fuddl's key :)12:42
minghuawhite: Err... maybe later, I don't have my laptop at hand anyway.12:42
siretartwhite: hi, and sure! :)12:43
whiteanyone else?12:43
siretartwhite: in fact, I already signed him ages ago, but he seem to have forgotten to upload that signature that time12:43
whitehehe12:43
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ajmitchhi siretart, white 12:49
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siretartajmitch: how are you?12:50
ajmitchgood, how are you?12:50
siretartreturned save home from debconf7. yay :)12:50
ajmitchexcellent, how was it?12:51
siretartjust installed tribe-7 on my new X60s. compiz's running fine here. double-yay :)12:51
siretartdebconf7 was great. really. met lots of interesting people12:51
Ash-FoxI quite like debconf1.5.13 :(12:52
whiteajmitch: hi :)12:53
whiteajmitch: what do you think about applying for debconf8? :)12:53
whitei might give it a go12:53
ajmitchwhite: to talk?12:55
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whitewell to have a great time i thought :)12:55
whiteand yeah we will also find a topic to talk about, if that is desired12:56
ajmitchthough it's not as far next year :)12:56
whiteajmitch: think about it, you could visit me first in melbourne and then we could fly to Argentinia :)12:56
=== ajmitch would have time to learn spanish this time round :)
whitehow long do you fly from melbourne to Argentinia?12:56
ajmitchabout 12 hours or more12:57
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ajmitchflatmate is from chile, he ended up flying to NZ from .ar12:57
whiteah well nothing compared to the trip from Germany to Australia :)12:57
ajmitchyeah12:57
ajmitchor NZ->spain->NZ within a couple of weeks12:57
white. o O(which reminds me that I will fly back to Australia in 1,5 weeks)12:57
ajmitchoh, you're not back in melbourne yet?12:58
whitenope, right now I am on holidays here in Germany12:58
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whiteajmitch: yeah it is about time that you come to Melbourne ;)12:58
ajmitchyeah, I haven't been there for nearly a year now12:59
whiteon the other hand I might want to travel a bit in Australia, so is it worth to see the area you are living?12:59
ajmitchgoing to visit NZ?12:59
whiteoh, i always forget that you are living in NZ01:00
ajmitchheh01:00
whitewell it is somewhere on my todo list (depending on the time and the money)01:00
ajmitchNZ is much closer than Argentina01:01
white:)01:01
whiteArgentina might be sponsored though (which is the only way I could get there :) )01:01
ajmitchtrue01:01
ajmitchonly way I could get there, too01:01
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whitehmm i have to check when we have to apply though01:02
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=== ajmitch would love to get out of NZ for a change :)
ajmitchmmm, sounds like a nice place for debconf801:06
whitejip :)01:06
whitewe should really keep an eye on it, but I somehow need to know soon, if I get sponsoring.01:06
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whiteotherwise i need to book flights for Germany and other things :(01:07
ajmitchyeah, plus there's other stuff in .au in mid-july which i hope to go to, would need time off work for both01:07
ajmitchmaybe a 3-4 week holiday for them :)01:07
ajmitchU$S 14 in rooms of four people (U$S 15.5 in a triple, U$S 17 in a double).01:09
ajmitchcheap accomodation :)01:09
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DktrKranz\sh, hey!01:11
\shmoins DktrKranz 01:11
DktrKranzlong time, how are you?01:11
\shwell, doing some kernel work for the company....dealing with opensuses build service etc. 01:12
DktrKranzi read at it01:12
DktrKranzanyway, I'm happy you're still around :)01:13
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ajmitchok, sleep time, night all01:17
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jussi01night ajmitch01:17
whitegood night01:19
DktrKranzcould you please take a look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5757 ? thank you01:23
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affluxanyone available for http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5762 ? thanks in advance...01:31
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pyginixternal, congrats01:33
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DarkSun88Hi all02:04
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xxxxx1hi all!02:14
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gnomefreakwhat package holds debuild?02:33
StevenKdevscripts02:33
gnomefreakhmmmmm thought i had that already02:33
gnomefreakah ty02:33
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=== Hobbsee waves
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Hobbsee:)02:34
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xxxxx1hello Hobbsee 02:35
Hobbseehiya02:35
mruizhi all02:35
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Hobbseehi Fujitsu 02:39
gnomefreaka debdiff is concidered a patch right?02:40
ScottKgnomefreak: Yes.02:40
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gnomefreakok cool ty02:41
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ScottKshawarma: ping.02:44
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=== ScottK diffed the Edgy/Feisty clamsmtp postinsts and the only difference between them that causes exit 2 and looked susipicious to me was the newaliases thing I fixed. Am still interested if you see something else.
ScottKshawarma: ^^02:45
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ScottKshawarma: The tricky part being I've seen that bug on a machine that has newaliases (just checked) so you must be right that it's something else.02:47
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imbrandonhttp://www.imbrandon.com/index.php/2007/06/28/google-desktop-for-ubuntu/02:47
imbrandongtk front for slocate? hehe02:47
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shawarmaScottK: I told you about the adduser call, no?02:59
ScottKYou mentioned it.  I'll go look again.  I'd forgotten.02:59
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Ash-Foximbrandon, the echo line should be, sudo bash -c "echo deb http://dl.google.com/linux/deb/ stable non-free >> /etc/apt/sources.list"03:05
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imbrandonAsh-Fox, whoops your right, not enough caffeine yet03:06
imbrandonthanks03:06
Ash-FoxNo problem ;)03:06
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Ash-FoxWow, Google desktop managed to get my laptop upto 64c03:11
Ash-FoxIt only manages 60c when running Second life03:11
ScottKshawarma: I think I got it.  The adduser bit tries to set home dir to /var/spool/clamsmtp and it doesn't exist yet.  That is clearly wrong, but I'm not sure how that is going to relate to an upgrade.  More looking around ...03:12
shawarmaScottK: The reason I suspect that command line is just the "exit 2" or whatever it says. The bug report explicitly said that the postinst script returned 2.03:14
ScottKRight.  I think that makes sense.  03:14
ScottKNon-existant home directory is the only error I get when I run it in a shell, so I'll go about fixing that and cross my fingers.03:15
TheMusoWhats the name of the firefox 3 package?03:19
Hobbseegran-pariso or something03:19
TheMusook03:20
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RainCTHobbsee: is it in the repos? :o03:25
StevenKRainCT: It is, actually03:25
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Hobbseeyes03:26
Hobbseeif it built03:26
RainCTbut in Gutsy :(03:27
StevenKFirefox 3 is firefox-granparadiso03:27
TheMusoStevenK: yeah I was able to track it down from what Hobbsee said.03:27
ShinyMonsterbah.  i knew it was close03:28
TheMusoOk. Who needs a package reviewed/03:31
RainCTI need help correcting one :p03:32
TheMusoRainCT: Got an URL for me?03:33
RainCTlet me upload03:33
TheMusoRainCT: Ok.03:33
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ScottKIf the postinst creates a user, then the postrm script should delete it, right?03:39
StevenK... Debatable03:40
ScottKHow about if the option is purge?03:41
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StevenKStill debatable :-P03:41
StevenKWhat does Policy say?03:41
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affluxTheMuso: me ;) http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=576203:42
TheMusoafflux: Ok.03:42
ScottKminghua: Do you have a link to the archive perhaps?03:42
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LaserJockminghua: hi again03:42
affluxthank you03:42
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minghuaScottK: I don't even remember which list :-(03:43
minghuasorry03:43
ScottKOK.03:43
minghuahi there LaserJock03:43
TheMusoafflux: Please ensure to run lintian/linda on your source packages, as well as built debs.03:47
LaserJockminghua: ok, so I'm going to remove the list as a team contact for MOTU Science03:48
RainCTTheMuso: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=580203:48
LaserJockminghua: and let the bugmail go directly to members03:48
TheMusoRainCT: I'll see how I go. Am feeling a little tired, so I may have to leave it till tomorrow.03:48
minghuaLaserJock: have a time to write an announcement?  need any help?03:49
affluxTheMuso: do you mean these lintian errors? http://paste.stgraber.org/191903:50
affluxTheMuso: some told me I shouldn't worry about the second one. What to do with binary-arch if it's not needed?03:51
TheMusoafflux: I have put one up on revu which is from the source package.03:52
TheMusoafflux: Just put it in there.03:52
affluxokay, thank you03:52
ScottKStevenK: Policy manual is VERY silent on the issue.  The only thing I could find was debian bug #291177.03:54
ubotuDebian bug 291177 in debian-policy "[PROPOSAL]  Policy for user/groups creation/removal in package maintainer scripts" [Wishlist,Open]  http://bugs.debian.org/29117703:54
TheMusoc03:55
TheMusough03:55
StevenKHum.03:55
LaserJockminghua: I'll write something up. I want to give the ~motu-science team a little shake ;-)03:56
minghuayeah, things are rather dormant right now03:57
TheMusoRainCT: Sorry, I'll have to look tomorrow. Its just about midnight here, and I would like to get some sleep.03:59
TheMusoNight folks.03:59
RainCTTheMuso: ok, good night03:59
RainCTWell, can then someone else help me with this please? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5802 . (It's just avoid that a file gets installed, but I don't know how to do it, info at the bottom)04:00
ScottKStevenK: It seems to me that if one is purging one ought to leave the system as it was found prior to installing the package, but there's no policy and lack of purging the user isn't the cause of the bug I'm hunting, so I guess I'll leave it.04:01
minghuaScottK: there are debates about what purging really means, and I remember "deleting the sql database or not when purging sql" is one of them04:03
StevenKScottK: Sounds sensible.04:03
ScottKWell if the sql database was installed by the package when it was installed, then that would make sense.04:04
ScottKThanks.04:04
minghuaI don't know about sql databases, let's take another example04:06
Adri2000StevenK: can I merge devscripts? (you're the last uploader)04:06
minghuawhen installing cvs, it creates /var/lib/cvs/ (or something similar) as the repo04:06
StevenKAdri2000: I was waiting for tribe 2 to be released. I have an upload ready.04:07
minghuathen people can add stuff in the repo04:07
minghuaso when I purge cvs later, should it "rm -r /var/lib/cvs"?04:07
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ScottKminghua: OK.  I can see that one being tricky.04:08
Adri2000StevenK: ah. I have at least 2 changes two do. I'll give you a diff04:09
StevenKAdri2000: Great, I'll happily integrate them.04:09
LaserJockthat reminds me, I have a lintian merge waiting ;-)04:11
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Adri2000StevenK: http://adrishost.homeip.net/~adri2000/ubuntu/requestsync.diff04:24
Adri2000* requestsync: - Don't confirm the bug when -s (sponsorship) is passed - Giving base version as a third argument works again, thanks Kjell Braden (LP: #119313)04:24
LaserJocketank: ping04:25
nixternalimbrandon: do you like the Google desktop thing? I am somewhat interested in trying it out.04:28
LaserJockI'm avoiding it04:28
LaserJockbecause I'm sure if I install it then the complete Google takeover of my life will be complete04:29
LaserJockI wear their t-shirts, use their pens .. *sigh* ;-)04:29
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imbrandonLaserJock, haha me too04:30
norsettoG'day, I have the usual, very interesting (yawn), question about licenses .......04:30
imbrandonnixternal, i havent used it much yes04:30
imbrandonyet*04:30
nixternalhehe04:30
imbrandonLaserJock, i have a google t on today lol04:31
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nixternalit looks like it could be somewhat useful, but then again, superkaramba looks useful at time :)04:31
norsettoCan we package an application licensed with the EPL (under multiverse I guess)?04:31
LaserJocknorsetto: got a link for EPL?04:32
man-di_norsetto: why not in univserse?04:33
norsettoGot this one http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/license-list.html which says its not compatible with GPL04:33
man-di_norsetto: Eclipse is already in universe and is licensed under EPL04:33
man-di_norsetto: thats correct, its not GPL compatibles, but that doesnt meant its non-free04:33
norsettoOK, so the answer is that we can ... good :)04:34
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man-di_norsetto: it depends on your usage of the app04:34
man-di_norsetto: when you explicitely link GPL code you are lost04:34
man-di_thats not allowed04:34
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norsettoDo we need to state something, anything, particular in Debian/copyright?04:34
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man-di_norsetto: just state the EPL04:35
norsettothe question is not about usage, but packaging. If we can make a package for an EPL licensed application, and distribute it (in universe)04:35
man-di_norsetto: its your job to make sure you are allowed to use all dependecies you need04:35
mruizhi all04:35
man-di_norsetto: I meant packaging04:36
man-di_norsetto: usage is a another case04:36
etankLaserJock: whats up04:36
norsettoOK, so if the application requires GPL dependancies we can't package it !?04:36
ScottKnorsetto: Dependencies are probably OK.  It's build-deps that are likely problematic.  You can't link to GPL code.04:37
man-di_norsetto: right04:38
man-di_ScottK: nope04:38
ScottKNo?04:38
man-di_ScottK: build-depends and depens are important for distribution04:38
etanknixternal: the Goggle Desktop thingy is kinda cool04:38
ScottKman-di_: OK, but linking is the key issue, right?04:38
man-di_ScottK: linking and distributing04:39
ScottKOK.04:39
norsettowhich means in any case we can only distribute binaries04:39
man-di_you are not allowed to distribute a combined work of GPL and EPL parts04:39
man-di_ScottK: users can use it, its up to them, but you may not distribute it this way04:40
nixternalI might have to check it out04:40
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ScottKIn this clamsmtp postinst I'm debugging the maintainer changed grep clamav>/dev/null to grep -q clamav>/dev/null.  It looks to me like he should have ditched >/dev/null, but leaving it is harmless.  Any opinions?04:41
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ScottKnixternal: Definitely, given your love of proprietary systems.04:41
nixternalhey now, watch it!04:42
nixternal:p04:42
nixternalit is funny, because people here in Chicago get a kick out of the !nixternal thing, because they see me as this big anti-proprietary guy04:43
nixternalmy clients, if they haven't switched to Linux, they have been dropped...and most have switched and I have yet to get one major trouble ticket from any of them yet04:44
ScottKOf course it's funny in Chicago.04:44
nixternalheh04:47
nixternalhrmm, it seems the latest netbeans patch is evil04:47
mruizI got this error while I was building a package in pbuilder: "configure: error: XML::Parser perl module is required for intltool". 04:50
mruizI suppose that libxml-parser-perl must be added as Build-depends. Any idea?04:52
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ScottKmruiz: Sounds reasonable.04:54
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imbrandonerr ajmitch round?05:07
Hobbseehe'll be asleep05:07
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nixternalwhy hasn't the package I uploaded yesterday shown up at all anywhere? leads me to believe I did something incorrect kind of05:59
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ScottKStevenK: It is looking to me like if I'm using gpg-agent/pinentry debuild can't cope (it says user cancelled signing), but if I use debsign or dpkg-buildpackage it all works fine.  Even though it's Perl, I looked at the debuild source anyway (and then looked away to preserve my sanity).  Are you familiar enough with debuild to know if there is a likely place to focus on?05:59
ScottKnixternal: Which package?05:59
HobbseeScottK: he's gone to bed05:59
nixternalnautilus-wallpaper05:59
ScottKHobbsee: Thanks.  Maybe he'll read the scrollback.06:00
HobbseeScottK: sounds like your stuff is botched - debsign copes fine with pinentry-qt06:00
nixternalis it because it is new and the archive admis have to look it over?06:00
Hobbseeuse with -k<keyid>06:00
Hobbseenixternal: what's the question, sorry?06:00
ScottKHobbsee: Yes.  Debsign is fine, it's just debuild.06:01
HobbseeScottK: debuild calls debsign.06:01
nixternaljust don't see the package I uploaded yesterday yet..it is new06:01
Hobbseeyou can use -k<keyid> with debuild too06:01
ScottKUnderstand.  Yes.  That also fails.06:01
Hobbseenixternal: is it in https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+queue?batch=500 ?06:01
HobbseeScottK: odd.06:01
HobbseeScottK: sounds like a setup problem06:01
ScottKnixternal: I see it in the NEW queue06:02
nixternalI do too...OK06:02
nixternalI overlooked it before06:02
ScottKThat's where it should be.06:02
LaserJockminghua: list situation seem reasonable to you?06:03
ScottKHobbsee: OK, but except for adding use-agent to gpg.conf, I haven't changed any setups related to gpg or to debuild.06:04
minghuaLaserJock: sure, I prefer official list.  how many subscribers have you migrated?06:04
LaserJock3006:04
minghuanot bad, quite a small number IMHO06:04
LaserJockwell, I sent invitations to 30, got 3-4 done already06:04
LaserJockit is, I think a lot because of all the bugmail we got06:04
LaserJockwho wants to wade through all that crap ;-)06:05
nixternalLaserJock: you do of course06:05
minghuaI took the opportunity  to unify the addresses I use to subscribe lists06:05
LaserJockwell sure, but already get so much that 20 more/day isn't too much ;-)06:05
minghuaLaserJock: I at least read all the titles of the bugmails :-)06:06
LaserJockthe reason I had the bugmail sent to the list to start with was because it was virtually impossible to sort before06:06
minghuayeah, I remember those days06:06
LaserJockbut now that I got kiko to add in a email header and a footer to the bugmails it *should* be easy to sort for everyone06:06
HobbseeScottK: hrm.  did you have the link to which agent it was?06:07
HobbseeScottK: is the contents of ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent.conf...06:08
Hobbseepinentry-program /usr/bin/pinentry-qt06:08
Hobbseeno-grab06:08
Hobbseedefault-cache-ttl 60006:08
Hobbsee?06:08
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ScottKI do not have all that as I'm trying to find the minumum stuff needed for S/MIME.  Looking at the phrase "no-grab" I think I just added some things to the list of "Minimum".06:09
ScottKThanks.06:09
HobbseeScottK: that's part of the gpg agent config - to say *which* agent you want touse06:10
ScottKRight.  I only have pinentry-qt installed and it was found without that, but I expect I'll need to add it.  Back in a sec.06:11
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Hobbsee:)06:15
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jussi01hei all, with cdbs, do i add DEB_SRCDIR = $(CURDIR)/src before or after the "include" bits ?06:20
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Hobbseeafter, i think06:20
jussi01ok, thanks :)06:20
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ScottK-laptopHobbsee: Still no luck with debuild.06:24
ScottK-laptophttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27640/06:24
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HobbseeScottK-laptop: that's bizarre!06:25
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ScottK-laptopAgreed.06:26
ScottK-laptopBefore I go start leaning on people to use agent by default, I want to make sure it doesn't cause problems.06:26
Hobbseeindeed.06:26
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jussi01hmmm, can i change cdbs at all to use ./config instead of ./configure ?06:28
jussi01or do i need to use debhelper?06:28
HobbseeScottK-laptop: well, i could call him.06:28
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ScottKHobbsee: It's probably not that urgent.  06:29
=== ScottK doesn't want an angry StevenK here to discuss a potentially imaginary debuild problem.
Hobbseebut i cant guarentee that a) he'd answer.  b) he would be impressed or c) that his wife would be impressed06:29
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jussi01good luck LaserJock06:30
jussi01:)06:30
jussi01lol ScottK06:31
Hobbseeheh06:32
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HobbseeScottK: his wife should recognise who i am...but yeah.  i wouldnt risk it.06:32
Hobbseeyay, LaserJock!06:32
ScottKReminds me of when I was growing up there was a man with the same first and last name as my father who was apparently a frequent love 'em and leave 'em type.  Also had a unlisted phone number.  So when girls would try to find him, they'd sometimes call my Dad.  My Mom did NOT appreciate him getting calls from cute young things in the middle of the night even though she knew they had the wrong person.06:32
LaserJockScottK: nah, she'd be like "the Ubuntu freaks *again* ?"06:32
Hobbseehaha06:32
ScottKIt also turned out that Gary Kitterman had a father with the same first name as my Grandfather.  It wasn't funny the day we got a call saying that Don Kitterman (my Grandfather's name) had died.06:34
ScottKReally odd since Kitterman is a very rare name.06:34
ScottKHobbsee: Does dpkg-buildpackage call debsign too?06:34
Hobbseeyes06:35
Hobbseedebuild is only a wrapper around dpkg-buildpackag06:35
Hobbseee06:35
LaserJockwow, it works06:35
Hobbsee:D06:36
ScottKOK.  Then I'll fiddle with this and see if I can replicate it somehow...06:36
LaserJockif I remember right, debuild = dpkg-buildpackage -r fakeroot + lintian06:36
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LaserJockwell, my first upload was a sponsorship06:37
LaserJockso I could blame it on somebody else if it killed everybodies computer06:37
Hobbseehehe06:37
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tobiasschulzMOTUs: can someone check jeliza ( http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5791 ) please?06:45
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jussi01[19:28]  <jussi01> hmmm, can i change cdbs at all to use ./config instead of ./configure ?06:50
jussi01[19:28]  <jussi01> or do i need to use debhelper?06:50
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azeemjussi01: there's a cdbs variable you can override I think06:52
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Toadstooljussi01: DEB_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT = $(CURDIR)/$(DEB_SRCDIR)/config06:53
Toadstoolg'morning everybody06:53
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jussi01thanks Toadstool. 06:55
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Toadstooljussi01: CDBS doc: grep -rin $(random_word) /usr/share/cdbs/* :)06:57
jussi01Toadstool: ?06:57
Toadstoolnevermind06:58
jussi01hehe..06:58
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tobiasschulzMOTUs: can a MOTU please check jeliza ( http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5791 )?06:58
jussi01Toadstool: got to remember im quite new...06:58
jussi01:)06:58
ivoksi'm looking at all this 'index search tools'06:58
ivoksthey all do scheduled indexing06:59
ivokswhy? linux has inotify; it is trivial to create tool which would look at dir and have a record of a file which is created at that moment06:59
ivokspyinotify+sqlite and that's it07:00
ivoksno need for periodic indexing07:00
ivoksany toughts?07:00
Toadstoolivoks: Beagle uses inotify if it is available, afaik07:03
ivoksit does?07:03
ivoksthat's great then07:04
Toadstoolhttp://beagle-project.org/Inotify_Kernel07:04
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Toadstoolheh07:05
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ivoksi really tought i have brilliant idea :)07:06
=== jussi01 smack things going wrong... why cant something go right?
LaserJockjust so everybody know, I *hate* UUIDs07:07
jussi01lol07:07
Toadstoolwho doesn't?07:07
ivoksUUIDs are soooooo great, LaserJock be quiet :)07:07
LaserJockI made a disasterous mistake and let Fedora7 format my swap partition07:08
LaserJockand now I can't for the life of me get it back07:08
LaserJockI somehow don't have the right recipe07:08
jussi01lol07:08
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ivoksLaserJock: vol_id <partition>?07:09
tsmithehello all07:09
jussi01tsmithe: !07:09
tsmithehi jussi01 07:09
LaserJockivoks: yes I do that, but it seems to change every time I reboot07:09
ivoksthat happend to me once07:09
LaserJockso I can get it to work, but then when I reboot it's toast again07:10
ivoksinitrd07:10
LaserJockit's really annoying because it's on my laptop so I can't hibernate07:10
LaserJockohhh, do I need to recreate my initrd?07:10
ivoksdid you fix initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume?07:10
LaserJockhmm, I don't think so07:11
ivokscheck it out :)07:11
ivoksalso, /etc/blkid.tab - but i this one is automaticaly generated07:12
ivokss/i/i think/07:12
LaserJockhmm, I think the conf.d/resume is the key07:13
LaserJockI remember fixing this once before07:13
ScottK-laptopHobbsee: I'm ready to blame debuild.  Debuild calls debsign, but dpkg-buildpackage doesn't.  It calls gnupg directly.07:20
Hobbseefair enough07:20
Hobbseei dont remember which my scripts use - i think dpkg-buildpackage07:20
=== ScottK-laptop will file a bug...
jussi01hmmm, can someone tell me where im going wrong? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27646/ http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27649/07:22
Hobbseejussi01: i'd try s/ DEB_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT = $(CURDIR)/$(DEB_SRCDIR)/config/ DEB_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT = $(DEB_SRCDIR)/config07:24
jussi01Hobbsee: thanks07:25
Hobbseeno problem07:25
Toadstooljussi01: why do you override DEB_SRCDIR?07:29
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Toadstooljussi01: it screws up your DEB_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT override since it makes it expand to DEB_CONFIGURE_SCRIPT = $(CURDIR)/$(CURDIR)/src07:30
Toadstool+/config07:30
jussi01Toadstool: oh... well i need to caues the source is in /src07:31
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 78165 in devscripts "debuild fails to use seahorse-agent" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7816507:31
Toadstooljussi01: then use DEB_SRCDIR = src, I'd say07:33
jussi01Toadstool: ok, i took that line from the cdbs docs...07:34
imbrandondrive by irc spam ( hey i dont do it often ) , digg me up please http://digg.com/linux_unix/NATIVE_Google_Desktop_for_Ubuntu_with_Debs_and_Screenshot07:36
Treenaksimbrandon: I still don't like the adding of a key through wget/http ;)07:38
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mruizhi all07:38
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mruizI was building a package in pbuilder and I had problems while patches were applying: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27650/ 07:46
tobiasschulzMOTUs: can a MOTU please check jeliza ( http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5791 )?07:46
ScottKmruiz: That means the patch wouldn't apply.  You need to either fix it or update it.07:47
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mruizScottK, I did it... my new patch (updated to use it with new upstream version) : http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27651/07:50
ScottKStevenK: If you are looking at updating devscripts, please have a look at Bug #78165 when you do....07:51
ubotuLaunchpad bug 78165 in devscripts "debuild fails to use seahorse-agent or gpg-agent" [Unknown,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7816507:51
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vijay2000Hi all can anyody solve this error for me plz http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27652/07:52
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ScottKerr Bug #122863 even07:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 122863 in texlive-bin "package texlive-base-bin 2007-11 failed to install/upgrade: post-installation script spawns thousands of processes" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12286307:53
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vijay2000Hi all can anyody solve this error for me plz http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27652/07:55
ivokssource of pam-pgsql should depend on libpq-dev07:57
ivoksnot postgresql-dev07:57
ivoksas it is in feisty07:58
vijay2000so should i replace postgresql-dev with libpq-dev in the build-depends07:59
ScottKYou can use libpq-dev | postgresql-dev if you are worried about backporting the package.07:59
vijay2000ok07:59
ivoksright07:59
vijay2000but i already added libpq-dev along with postgresql-dev 08:00
ivoksnot both08:00
vijay2000Build-Depends: libpam0g-dev, postgresql-dev, debhelper (>= 4.0), libmhash-dev,libpq-dev08:00
vijay2000oh ok 08:00
ivoksboth can't work, since there is no postgresql-dev08:00
ScottKThe "|" is the key.08:00
ivoks| means this or that08:00
vijay2000oh i didnt get that 08:00
ivokslow battery - bye :)08:01
ScottKBye ivoks08:01
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vijay2000ivoks: bye and thanks08:02
geservijay2000: you can replace postgresql-dev with libpq-dev as postgresql-dev is since breezy a transitional package08:02
mruizScottK, I updated the patch because the old one didn't work :-(08:03
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ScottKmruiz: What patching system does the package use?08:03
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jussi01hmmm, if its looking for qmake, which package do i need? qt3-dev-tools?08:07
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vijay2000hi all the new source code i downloaded for pgsql is libpam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar.bz2 .now this is not getting uploaded when i use dput 08:10
vijay2000can i rename the file to libpam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar.gz08:10
zulmmmm...i love crack aka ubuntuforums08:11
geservijay2000: you have to bunzip2 and gzip it08:11
vijay2000can u give me the syntax ?08:11
minghua!info libpam-pgsql gutsy08:12
SlimG2I've buildt my own repos but are having problem when aptitude installing from it, It fails to fetch one specific .deb complaining about "wrong size", I've checked that the .deb filesize and the "Size: <filesize>" in the "Packages" file match, what could be wrong?08:12
ubotulibpam-pgsql: PAM module to authenticate using a PostgreSQL database. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.5.2-9ubuntu1 (gutsy), package size 15 kB, installed size 80 kB08:12
geservijay2000: bunzip2 libpam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar.bz2 && gzip libpam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar08:13
geserrenaming doesn't work as a tar.bz2 is not a tar.gz08:13
vijay2000i'm trying to upgrade libpam-pgsql from 0.5.2-9 to 0.6.308:13
mruizScottK, no patching system: is only one patch... diff -Nurp old new > 01.diff and then I moved it to debian/patches08:14
ScottKmruiz: Then you need a patching system to install the patch.08:15
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mruizScottK, another question: is the same : foo.patch and foo.diff ?08:15
ScottKIn general terms yes.08:16
ScottKIf you look in the MOTU section of the wiki there is a good MOTU School session on patching systems.  I'd suggest you go have a look.08:16
mruizI'm reading https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/PatchingSources08:17
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jussi01*cough* help? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27654/ 08:27
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DktrKranzjussi01, try with libqt4-dev08:29
DktrKranzBuild-Depends08:30
mruizScottK, ... the package is using CDBS, then I have to using cdbs-edit-patch...08:30
LaserJocknixternal: hehe, so I'm guessing you tried Google Desktop ;-)08:30
jussi01DktrKranz: thanks08:30
nixternalyup. it is nice and not-so-nice at the same time08:30
DktrKranzjussi01, I'm not a KDE expert, but shouldn't use qt4?08:31
ScottKmruiz: Yes08:31
DktrKranzI see you use qt308:31
jussi01DktrKranz: maybe, what package should I have?08:32
DktrKranztry with libqt4-dev08:32
DktrKranzif you see more errors08:33
DktrKranzyou can count on packages.ubuntu.com08:33
DktrKranzjust use "Search the contents of packages" :)08:33
DktrKranzanyone to look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5757?08:36
vijay2000hi 08:36
vijay2000i have a file libpam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar.gz and the upstream version file is pam-pgsql_0.6.3-0ubuntu1.tar.gz. now i am not getting a.diff file being generated08:37
vijay2000is it because one file is of the filename libpam and the other is of the name pam 08:38
RainCTvijay2000: you have to uncompress them to create the diff08:38
vijay2000i dont get you 08:38
jussi01DktrKranz: better... but still... http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/27655/08:38
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RainCTvijay2000: how are you trying to create the diff?08:39
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DktrKranzjussi01, I fear you should use qt308:39
vijay2000well it will get created when you do a debuild which didnt get created in this case 08:39
geservijay2000: mv libpam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar.gz pam-pgsql_0.6.3.orig.tar.gz08:40
DktrKranzjussi01, restore previous build-deps and add libqt3-headers08:40
geserthe source pacakge name is pam-pgsql08:40
vijay2000i just have to rename it 08:40
vijay2000got it 08:40
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tobiasschulzMOTUs: can somebody please check jeliza ( http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5791 )?08:45
RainCTis the Makefile.in file generated on ./configure or does it contain information to create the Makefile?08:48
Toadstoolit is used by ./configure to generate Makefile08:49
RainCTok thanks08:49
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sistpotyhi folks08:54
geserHi sistpoty08:57
sistpotyhi geser08:57
LaserJocksistpoty!!!08:58
sistpotyhi LaserJock08:58
jussi01DktrKranz: Im getting the same errors a the first time. any other ideas?08:58
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DktrKranzjussi01, sorry but my knowledge of KDE is very limited :(09:05
DktrKranzI hoped it could go09:05
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jussi01DktrKranz: yeah. fair enough. I expect im just missing something somewhere. just got to figure out what...09:05
LaserJockah man, can't the make the GPL *shorter* ?09:06
LaserJockI hate having to read these things, it always makes me feel like I'm missing something09:06
DktrKranzjussi01, try searching for packages which include such headers09:06
LaserJockif the license is smarter than I am I get a little nervious :-)09:06
highvoltageLaserJock: what's up?09:08
LaserJocktrying to read GPLv309:08
LaserJockyour blog post sent me down a rabbit trail09:09
LaserJockI wanted a nice diff so I can see just what they are changing09:09
DktrKranzLaserJock, IIRC drafts contains insertionss and deletions from older versions09:10
LaserJockoverall I think this thing is way to big09:11
LaserJockI suppose legally they've got a lot of work to do09:11
zulLaserJock: do you want a gplv3 for dummies with amusing cartoons?09:11
LaserJockbut how are people supposed to reasonably know what it all means09:11
LaserJockif I release code under a license I want to be darn sure I know what it means09:11
LaserJockand I kinda feel like GPL is sort of beyond that point09:12
LaserJockzul: yes09:12
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LaserJockactually, I like the way Creative Commons does it09:12
LaserJockwhere they have like little paragraph blocks that give you the plain english version09:12
LaserJockthen you click on the link to get the full legalese09:12
yoschLaserJock: they also have visual representations of the working model of the license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/GPL/2.0/09:14
yoschwhich is quite nice09:14
LaserJockyeah, exactly09:14
RainCTyeah! got the damn package validating :)09:15
yoschLaserJock: it's been done for other licenses too: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL&_sc=1#9ccf505209:15
yoschbut it only represent the overall model, it cannot (should not) replace the legalese09:15
RainCTI've to do some changes on Makefile.am, Makefile.in and configure. what do you recommend me, dpatch?09:16
highvoltageLaserJock: I think it would've been nice if they had creative-commons-like summaries09:18
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LaserJockI look at the GPLv3 and I think to myself "OK, now what does any of this mean for me", "What are the implications?"09:19
=== RainCT agrees
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sacaterhey me and a friend are trying to make a new version of ubuntu (senubuntu, http://launchpad.net/senubuntu), can we get a repo space or something for packages09:20
=== gnomefreak might be going nuts but doesnt libpng12-dev support APNG?
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luisbgsacater, what's senubuntu about?09:21
peanutbSenior Ubuntu09:22
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peanutb(ubuntu for Seniors)09:22
LaserJocksacater: according to the new Canonical trademark policy they don't want you using that naming scheme09:22
RainCTluisbg: "    This project is a form of Ubuntu which is aimed to help those who are interested in Linux but may have some sort of impairment"09:22
LaserJocksacater: rather Ubuntu <insert whatever> Remix09:22
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LaserJocksacater: and you would have to talk Launchpad folks, right now I don't think you can get repo space09:24
sacatereeep09:24
sacatereeeep09:24
sacaterthen what can we call it09:25
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LaserJockI'll leave you to figure that out09:25
LaserJockUbuntu Accessability Remix ?09:25
sacaterso can we have ubuntu in the name anywhere?09:25
sacaterUbuntu Senior Edition?09:26
sacaterImpaired Edition?09:26
mok0Senilubuntu09:26
_MMA_sacater: Im sorry man. I gotta ask why? Ill go to PM if you want.09:27
sacatergo to #sacater09:27
sacatermok0: :P09:27
LaserJocksacater: please read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DraftTrademarkPolicy200709:27
LaserJocksacater: and talk to the accessability team09:27
sacaterk#09:27
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sacatersigh09:32
sacaterthat is a VERY big kick to the nuts09:32
mok0sacater: why not create a virtual package that pulls in everything "extra" you want for your edition, and campaign for that, instead of a completely new distro?09:34
sacatermok0: like a meta-package09:34
mok0I think Ubuntu Christian Edition is ridiculous09:34
mok0sacater: yes09:34
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mok0Next will be Ubuntu Islamic Edition09:35
mok0Ubuntu Buddist09:35
mok0etc09:35
jussi01mok0: why not?09:35
_MMA_mok0: Ubuntu Islamic Edition Is coming. As well as "Jewbuntu".09:35
mok0I just think it's stupide09:35
mok0s/e//09:36
troy_smok0: If it is stupid, the nature of evolution will kill it.  09:36
troy_smok0: No need to get panties in a twist.09:36
mok0Yup09:36
peanutbdid you guys see ubuntu Satanic Edition?09:36
jussi01lol09:36
mok0Ubuntu Queer09:36
_MMA_peanutb: Best distro ever.09:36
LaserJockhang on guys09:36
peanutbI know. Im running it09:36
sacatergothbuntu09:36
mok0Pwnbuntu09:36
LaserJocklet's try to keep it civil09:37
sacaterLaserJock: i am :P09:37
AndyP+109:37
mok0sorry, couldn't resist :-)09:37
_MMA_sacater: So are you gonna answer in your channel or continue here?09:37
jussi01yeah09:37
LaserJockpeople are free to do what they want with Free software, that's kinda the point09:37
peanutbhow about a Customized cd with the accessibility packages already installed (by way of the metapackage09:37
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mok0Like an Ubuntu add-on -- I like that 09:38
sacaterwe dibs it!09:38
_MMA_LaserJock: Yes. I just worry about "brain-drain".09:38
mok0Isn't that what Canonical call "a remix"?09:39
LaserJock_MMA_: I wouldn't really worry about that, tbh09:39
AndyP_MMA_: good brains tend to flock to each other09:39
ajmitchmorning09:39
_MMA_LaserJock: Is that a shot at sacater? (kidding)09:39
LaserJockI think in *general* we can enourage people to only create derivatives where there seems to be necessity and demand09:39
RainCTcan build have two targets (like  build: patch build-stamp) ?09:39
troy_sAndyP: As do not so good brains.  Wait, I mean opposites attract... wait... I need another cliche.09:39
AndyPajmitch: morning09:40
LaserJockRainCT: yes09:40
peanutbso Ubuntu CE is necessary?09:40
peanutband demanded?09:40
zulhey ajmitch09:40
Q-FUNKany pulseaudio expert here? ;)09:40
RainCTLaserJock: thx09:41
luisbglol09:41
SlimG2!ask | Q-FUNK09:41
ubotuQ-FUNK: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)09:41
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LaserJockpeanutb: yes it is09:41
LaserJockat least in enough supply to make lots of people use it09:42
Q-FUNKvery well.  how do I stop PA from producing choppy sound?  it blurps all the time while playing ogg's from rhythmbox09:42
peanutbthen how is the supply of old people much different?09:42
LaserJockwell, that's different09:42
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LaserJockUbuntu's default installtion has accessibility software in it09:43
_MMA_Q-FUNK: crimsun is a guy to ask if he's not too busy. (which is often the case)09:43
peanutbLaserJock, such as?09:43
sacaterLaserJock: we dont think it has enough09:43
Q-FUNK_MMA_: ah, he does pa too? I knew about alsa, but not pa.09:43
LaserJocksacater: then work on it09:43
LaserJockpeanutb: such as what? accesibilty software?09:44
sacaterLaserJock: that is precisely what we want to do!09:44
LaserJocksacater: but that doesn't help Ubuntu as a whole09:44
peanutbLaserJock, OSK09:44
peanutbMagnifier09:44
sacaterLaserJock: it can help the elderly or impaired09:44
troy_ssacater your needs would be better met working with the most incredible Henrik Omma than trying to do work alone.09:44
LaserJockwhy not work with the accesibilty team to make Ubuntu work for those people?09:44
troy_ssacater: He has not only the ears and eyes of Canonical, but he also is perhaps one of the most industrious folks I have met.09:44
LaserJockthere are several people within Ubuntu interested in accesibilty09:45
_MMA_LaserJock: "sacater: well it seems a little dead IMHO"09:45
LaserJockheck, we have several Summer of Code projects for accesibilty09:45
sacaterwhoa09:45
troy_ssacater: The problem with Accessibility is that it doesn't come with the wonderful 'glory' of the more mainstream elements, and as such, the team is only as strong as the few dedicated individuals that it currently has to push things forwards.09:45
sacateri based that on what peanutb told me :P09:45
peanutbI based that on what i saw on the main page.09:46
ajmitchaccessibility is something that *should* be in the core distro, not just in a specialised version09:46
troy_sWell it is.09:46
peanutbYes. But it isint09:46
LaserJocksure it is09:47
peanutbwhats the OSK then?09:47
peanutbwheres the magnifier09:47
LaserJockit certainly could be better09:47
LaserJockbut there's definately been work09:47
sacaterwhich is what we were aiming to do09:47
ajmitchif you feel that it's not good enough, please don't split off into yet another little project09:47
LaserJocksacater: no, that is not what you are aiming for09:47
LaserJockyou are aiming to make a derivative09:48
LaserJockand making work that *should* be done in Ubuntu ... not09:48
LaserJockif accessibility is *that* important it should be in Ubuntu proper09:48
sacaterbut it isnt...09:48
AndyP.e points at the System->Preferences->Accessibility menu... magnifier and OSK seem to be there09:49
sacaternot in xubuntu it isnt :P09:49
AndyPs/./\/m/09:49
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AndyPsacater: so get on board, make things better :)09:49
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troy_ssacater: Start by sending email to Henrik and see what you can do.09:50
LaserJockif you would care to do your homework, Ubuntu ships 7 apps specificly for accessibilty09:50
peanutb7.04? since when?09:51
sacaterLaserJock: does it ship dasher, on-screen keyboard (good one), text reader, etc09:51
troy_ssacater: Orca yes.09:51
sacaterDasher*09:51
LaserJockgnome-accessibility-themes gnome-mag gnome-orca onboard brltty brltty-x11 xcursor-themes and espeak09:51
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LaserJocknow, you may have reasons to add/change the list09:51
_MMA_sacater: But whats "etc..." Does a couple more apps warrant a remix? Flavor? Whatever..09:51
LaserJockbut obviously work is being done09:52
LaserJockso please try to help existing effort09:52
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sacaterthe dream is lost...09:52
shawarmasacater: What was it?09:53
sacaterto make a special accessibility edition for ubuntu09:53
sacatersenior ubuntu09:53
sacatersenubuntu09:53
shawarmaAh.09:53
LaserJocksacater: no, the dream is not lost09:53
ajmitcheven that name... it just doesn't sound right09:54
LaserJockthe dream is to make Ubuntu better for people with imparments, right?09:54
LaserJockthen nothing is lost09:54
sacaterhmm09:54
sacateri s'pose09:54
LaserJockrather refocused09:54
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praveenhi does any one know how to change the logo next to Applications menu in the top panel ?09:55
_MMA_praveen: Please see #ubuntu, #ubuntuforums or search the forums.09:56
praveenk thnk u09:57
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xxxxx1bye all09:59
sacaterpeanutb: where are ya09:59
peanutbIm trying to call i09:59
peanutbU09:59
_MMA_sacater: Talk to TheMuso. I know he has done a bit with those packages.09:59
sacaterpeanutb: you arent even online!10:00
peanutbon what? MSN?10:00
sacaterno10:00
sacatergizmo10:00
peanutbim on right now10:00
sacaternot according to this thingamy10:01
peanutbI just get your voice mail10:01
sacatersacater phone home10:01
sacateri think..10:01
RainCTHey some MOTU please advocate Open Invaders (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5807, i386 only). (Source and Binary validate with both lintian and linda.)10:04
AndyPRainCT: i don't think you need XSBC-Original-Maintainer with a new package, just if you're changing one with a debian revision10:07
tsmitheAndyP, i'm pretty sure you do :) unless you're using an @ubuntu.com address for the Maintainer10:08
tsmithealso, /me joins the queue for those wanting reviews10:08
tsmithecould someone take a look at *ubuntustudio* on revu, please?10:08
mok0AndyP: New policy10:09
AndyPtsmithe: really? that seems strange... how can there be an original maintainer if it's the first time it's been packaged?10:09
tsmithehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField explains better than i can10:10
mok0AndyP: It was mentionen on the ML a couple of weeks ago10:10
mok0mentioned10:10
AndyPtsmithe: that page seems to hold up my argument...10:10
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mok0AndyP: The MOTUs require it now10:11
ScottKNo, Ubuntu requires it now.  It's for Main and Universe both.10:11
AndyP"If the Maintainer field contains an ubuntu.com email address, no modifications are made" and "If the Maintainer field is modified, the old value will be saved in a field named XSBC-Original-Maintainer" ... in this case it's a new package so the maintainer field hasn't been modified and there's no "old value" because it's a new packaging10:11
ScottKAndyP: You can put yourself in there.10:12
ScottKMaintainer MUST be an ubuntu.com (or kubuntu.org) address for an Ubuntu/Kubuntu package.10:13
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AndyPScottK: yep it is... ubuntu motu devs in this case... but i just can't understand why you'd add XSBC-Original-Maintainer to a newly packaged package10:14
tsmithejust to show that you are the maintainer but you don't have an @ubuntu.com address, if that is the case10:15
sistpotyin case you don't have an @ubuntu address, I'd rather use the uploaders field, but that's only my opinion10:15
ScottKBecause that's not what they were thinking about when they wrote the devscripts updates?10:15
tsmitheScottK, hehe10:15
AndyPsistpoty: the uploaders field sounds more logical, yes10:15
AndyPbut we don't use that10:16
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AndyPtsmithe: this isn't in the policy :)10:16
AndyP(this = what to do with new packages)10:16
tsmithewell, i don't care what noun you use.10:16
tsmitheit's part of the regulations for new packages, if you so wish10:16
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AndyPtsmithe: i mean it's not in those regulations (assuming you're talking about the wiki page mentioned above)10:17
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tsmithewell, i don't know. the page is unclear. however, it is true you need an @ubuntu address as maintainer, and you can put XSBC-Original-Maintainer if you want to be more visible.10:18
tsmithethat's my interpretation, at least10:18
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AndyPtsmithe: ok, i'll agree with you that it's unclear and end the debate there :)10:19
tsmithe:)10:21
sistpotyhm... it would be interesting to find out what packages were originally created for ubuntu. however neither the original-maint field nor using uploaders can be used for this10:23
AndyPsistpoty: would you need to search for -0ubuntuN revisions?10:24
sistpotyAndyP: no, in case an ubuntu package was taken as origin for a then maintained debian package (e.g. glest, though not yet released in debian iirc)10:25
AndyPah i see what you mean10:25
sistpoty(also, it would be good to have it somehow indicated in the control file, then it would be much easier to find out=10:27
LaserJockI don't see why people would have to use XSBC-Original-Maintainer for packages created in Ubuntu10:29
LaserJockshouldn't Uploaders work just fine?10:29
ScottKMakes sense to me.10:30
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RainCTAndyP: are you still looking at it? :)10:34
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ajmitchmaybe #kubuntu-devel would know :)10:35
AndyPRainCT: just went to get a cup of tea, i'll cast my eye over it again if you want (i'm not a MOTU though)10:36
jussi01ajmitch: was that for me? 10:36
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RainCTAndyP: ah. well, thanks for looking at it10:37
RainCTany MOTU around that can look at a package?10:37
ajmitchjussi01: yes10:37
jussi01ajmitch: thanks :)10:38
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RainCTcan some MOTU please look at Open Invaders (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5807, i386 only)? (Source and Binary validate with both lintian and linda.)10:48
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bigonhi, is there any revu admin here? I've a package stuck in incoming11:01
sistpotybigon: what package?11:02
ajmitchhello sistpoty 11:02
sistpotyhi ajmitch11:02
bigonsistpoty: telepathy-sofiasip11:02
sistpotybigon: you're in the keyring?11:03
bigonsistpoty: well I was, but I didn't upload a package for a while11:04
sistpotybigon: oh, it's a binary package11:04
sistpotybigon: please upload only source packages to revu11:04
bigonsistpoty: ark11:04
bigonsorry11:04
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sistpotybigon: I've deleted it11:05
bigonsistpoty: thanks11:05
sistpotynp11:05
sistpotyomg ajmitch *g*11:05
sistpotyok, /me is off to bed... 11:06
sistpotygn8 everyone11:06
ajmitchnight11:07
RainCTgood night11:08
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Q-FUNKwhat was the trick to make a postinst verbose, to be able to debug it, again?11:21
persiaScottLij: Take a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing11:22
LaserJockScottLij: also https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment is a good read11:22
geserQ-FUNK: set -x for bash11:22
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LaserJockin fact maybe I should go read it now ...11:23
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AndyPheh11:25
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Q-FUNKgeser: ah yes, that was the one.  thanks!11:28
Q-FUNKogra: found11:29
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Q-FUNKogra: it turns out that it has nothing to do with the keyboard.  xserver-xorg just plains hang if there's no monitor to probe via ddc, for some reason, when installing via a chroot.11:30
Q-FUNKogra: putting -x on top of the postinst showed that it actually froze at xresprobe, not quite at keyboard detection.11:32
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jussi01ok, someone tell me how stupid I am. n o actually dont. but please tell me how with a debelper rules file to reroute the pathe where the sources are to /src11:40
persiajussi01: Is there no toplevel makefile, just one in src/?11:42
jussi01persia: correct11:42
gesercan't you do: make -C src thetarget ?11:45
_MMA_persia: Can you give a eye to the ubuntustudio* packages?11:45
persia_MMA_: Sure, I'll take another look.11:45
_MMA_thanx11:45
jussi01geser: almost everything is in src, config, make etc11:46
_MMA_brb11:46
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geserjussi01: doesn't cd src and than calling make from the rules files don't work? (make -C src does the same)11:48
=== persia recommends cd $(CURDIR)/src in both configure-stamp: and build-stamp: for this.
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=== jussi01 gives it a go. :)
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