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ScottKmok0: Uh oh.  Please make a comment on the package to that effect.12:54
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ScottKpersia: I looked a bit at RegisterClient() and my head spins.  Would you have any interest in looking into fixing that problem with gpg-agent?01:56
persiaScottK: Very little, mostly because I've a stack of promises to fulfill that are still pending. (also, while I once read the X spec books, I haven't programmed against X in years).  I'll stick it on my list, and if it's not fixed before I get to it, I'll take a look.01:59
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ScottKpersia: Thanks.  "Haven't programmed in X in years and once read the X spec books" is light years ahead of where I am on the topic.  I certainly understand aboug having to many promised on the plate.02:00
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ScottKStevenK: I'm curious if you have read/have an opinion on my missive to devel-discuss about gpg-agent?03:08
mok0ScottK: I've added comment ad kaksi on REVU, and sent letter to upstream author, CCed you. Hope she is still in the same place.03:08
StevenKScottK: Nope. Link me?03:08
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ScottKpersia: Thanks.03:10
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StevenKHeh03:11
=== mok0 wishes someone would bring him a snack
=== ScottK would like to be the receiver of snacks too.
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mok0Scott, if you have time, could you take a look at the mustang package? It is not GPLed. http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=573503:14
StevenKScottK: Sounds fine to me, other than that, no real opinion.03:15
mok0I am gonna quit now, it's 03:15 here....03:16
mok0See you later03:16
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ScottKStevenK: Thanks.  03:20
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StevenKYay for "saving" web pages as multi-part MIME, but not telling anything else, including the mail client that it is!03:24
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StevenKThis is the first time I've seen this particular type of brain damage, so I thought it was worth a kick.03:25
ScottKSure.  IE is always worth a kick if one feels up to it.03:25
StevenKNow to figure out how to break this file up, without writing my own in Perl.03:26
ScottKAdri2000/Lutin you ought to look at DaD and libnetaddr-ip-perl.  It's particularly brain damaged.03:26
ScottKspeaking of perl...03:26
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StevenKYay for mpack03:32
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persiagnomefreak: Are you still working on nspluginwrapper, or is it ready for review?03:45
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superm1_MMA_, ping03:47
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persiaContributors: when submitting merge bugs, please be sure to include the new changelog entries from Debian in the bug description, to aid reviewers in determining if the changes are appropriate for inclusion.  This becomes very slightly more important now that we are in DebianImportFreeze, and will become much more important once we reach UpstreamVersionFreeze and FeatureFreeze.03:52
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persiaDoes anyone know of a page like http://tiber.tauware.de/~lucas/versions/unimultiverse-outdated-ubuntu.html that is currently up-to-date?04:25
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ScottKpersia: Not me.04:34
ScottKpersia: Any thoughts on my mail to devel-discuss on gpg-agent by default?04:35
persiaScottK: Hmm..  I'm thinking that because the automatic sync is stopped, it would be nice to see lots of sync bugs for good bugfixes in Debian.  I'm also thinking that the "Not in Debian" section of an updated http://tiber.tauware.de/~lucas/versions/all-packages.html would be a good target for investigation to determine which packages were removed from Debian, why, and why they might still be Ubuntu.04:36
ScottKpersia: For the bug fixes, I think you want ajmitch's RC bug fix list.  Dunno if it's up to date or recall the url.04:36
persiaScottK: Regarding the GPG agent configuration, I don't have a strong opinion, but I don't use gpg-agent, but rather seahorse, and would prefer not to have any problems as a result.  I should probably test or something.04:37
persiaScottK: At this point, I'm not concerned if it's RC or not - it's not even UVF yet.  it's more that for the 2000 or so packages where we have a local patch, DaD and MoM do a good job of letting us know when there is a new Debian version to merge, but we don't have a tool to let us know when there is a new Debian version to sync.04:38
persia(for the 13000 or so other packages, that is)04:38
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minghuapersia: http://people.ubuntu.org.au/~fujitsu/motuscience/versions/ seems to be up-to-date, but only for science related packages.04:40
ScottKRight.  I realize the RC list isn't complete, but it'd be a good place to start.04:40
persiaminghua: That's nice.  Only 18 packages outstanding :)04:41
minghuapersia: Yeah, but I imagine most science packages are not updated very frequently anyway.04:42
zakamehi all04:42
persiaminghua: Perhaps not, but still, it's only about 3-4% sync pending, with no removals pending (despite all the non-free data issues).  I doubt the rest of the archive is so clean.04:43
minghuapersia: What non-free data issues?04:44
persiaminghua: I thought I remembered hearing something about issues with science packages due to data often having odd licenses (even all-rights-reserved, except distribution), but I don't have a handy URL to a reference or anything.  Am I mistaken?04:45
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minghuapersia: I don't remember any such discussions on ubuntu-science or debian-science lists.04:46
persiaminghua: It may not have been there (I don't follow those lists).  Hmmm...04:47
minghuapersia: BTW we have a main -> non-free case as bugsx, bug 123640.04:48
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123640 in bugsx "bugsx should be in multiverse" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12364004:48
ajmitchScottK: http://ajmitch.net.nz/~ajmitch/missing-fixes-rc.html, updated nightly04:49
persiaminghua: That's probably the source of my confusion: moving to non-free/multiverse vs. removing entirely.04:49
persiaajmitch: Is your parsing case-sensitive?  The entry for xmms2 confuses me.04:51
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superm1_MMA_, are you here, or just a autoreconnect on your IRC client?04:56
ScottKdoko: I'd like your concurrence with Bug #123677 before I subscribe ubuntu-archive.  I think it's the right thing to do.04:56
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123677 in celementtree "Please sync celementtree 1.5-9 from Debian Unstable (Main)" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12367704:56
_MMA_superm1: Im here04:58
superm1_MMA_, could you come to #ubuntu-mythtv for a moment?  I wanted to talk to you about some stuff that ubuntustudio had used in preparing the first release04:58
_MMA_k04:58
ajmitchpersia: no, because it uses a specific (fast) python module for version comparison05:14
ajmitchso I'd need to lowercase it all before passing it in for comparison05:14
persiaajmitch: So it *is* case-sensitive (for performance reasons), hence xmms2, right?05:15
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ajmitchI guess so05:16
ajmitchI preferred not to call out to dpkg for every package05:16
persiaajmitch: Ah.  Now I understand.  The case-sensitivity is dependent on the underlyining implementation, and invisible to the programmer.  Thanks.05:16
crimsunScottK: thanks.05:16
ScottKcrimsun: You're welcome.05:18
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StevenKnixternal: Talk to pitti or keescook about your kvirc security issue.05:20
ScottKIIRC, keescook said he was going to be offline for a while.05:22
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Cybermattis there a way to automaticly insert the last line in a changelog entry05:30
Cybermattyou know --Myname <email@blah> line05:31
RAOFdch05:31
Cybermattforgot what that called05:31
RAOFThat's how you should be editing changelogs, anyway :)05:32
CybermattProblem executing dpkg-parsechangelog:05:33
Cybermattuh-oh05:33
Cybermatti messed up AGAIN05:33
StevenKHey, that's my line!05:33
Cybermattlol05:34
ScottKajmitch: It's be nice (but not so nice I'm going to invest my meager html skills in it) if we could get comments on the RC bug list like are on DaD.05:35
Cybermattfirst there was the time when i had to lintan | less so many errors 05:35
Cybermattwhen will i ever learn05:35
Cybermattlol05:35
Cybermattbadly formated header line05:40
Cybermatthmm05:40
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RAOFCybermatt: Remove all your changes to changelog, and re-add them with dch, it'll be easier :)05:42
Cybermattnow that funny there is an error in my example package05:44
Cybermattdosbox05:44
Cybermattfatal error line 43205:44
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Cybermattfunny line 432 doesn't exist05:46
Cybermattnow what am i doing wrong05:46
ScottKAmazing how much better I do with passwords when caps lock isn't on...05:48
Cybermattyes05:49
Cybermatti will get sleep and pick this up tommrrow05:49
Cybermattcaps lock sucks05:50
nixternalStevenK: I went ahead and CC'd the MOTU and Security lists, as well as subscribed them to the bug accordingly05:50
StevenKnixternal: Ah, right.05:51
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StevenKnixternal: Make sure the changelogs contain a fair bit of information about the vulnerability, along with CVE numbers and such.05:52
nixternaloh ya, they are loaded05:52
nixternallinks and all05:53
nixternalI used my KTorrent package I did for Breezy-Feisty as a template, plus the security wiki page05:53
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nixternalhehe, I followed keescook on the KTorrent one...w/o his help it would have been in shambles05:56
nixternalbut for my first attempt it got approved, so you know he helped out big time :)05:56
wfarrSay I'm building a package (via cdbs) from subversion. What would I place inside "makebuilddir/foo" in order to have it run the ./autogen.sh in the source dir?05:57
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ScottKGood night all.06:15
nixternalg'nite06:15
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RAOFAnyone feel like sponsoring bug #11444406:39
ubotuLaunchpad bug 114444 in gst-plugins-farsight "merge gst-plugins-farsight-0.12.1 from debian unstable" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11444406:39
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crimsunI'm surprised you touch configure.ac instead of configure.06:41
crimsunwouldn't just configure and Makefile.in suffice?06:41
RAOFMaybe06:41
RAOFI can check if you like, it was my first "mess with auto*" package06:42
crimsunI would check, yes.06:43
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RAOFHm.  Just "configure Makefile.in" result in autoheader being run.  I'll try adding config.h.in, too?06:52
crimsunok06:54
RAOFok, that's worse :)06:56
RAOFIt now tries to re-run everything06:56
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persiaIt's all about the timestamps.  For safety, I recommend patching everything so that it doesn't have an issue depending on what actually gets regenerated on the buildd (but then the log isn't up to date, so I may be missing the necessary context for this to matter).07:00
RAOFOh, everything is patched.  It'd just be cleaner if it didn't regen07:02
RAOFThis isn't about making it work, fortunately :)07:03
RAOFBah.  Is it really worth stripping the touch down to the minimal set, crimsun?  It's just cosmetic :-/07:11
crimsunI thought you were investigating the "minimal set" last week ;)07:11
crimsunif the debdiff is correct, however, you likely shouldn't waste any additional time07:12
RAOFIt is correct :)07:12
gpocentekgood morning Universe :)07:12
Hobbseemorning gpocentek 07:13
RAOFAlso, the patch is already upstream :)07:13
gpocentekhello Hobbsee 07:13
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persiaDoes anyone present have familiarity with ocaml-vorbis?  Liquidsoap depends on the new upstream, and has a couple serious bugs fixed in the BTS, but I'm not familiar enough with ocaml or vorbis to know if a new upstream would be too much headache at this point in the cycle.07:31
minghuaOcaml has a Debian team and a mailing list.07:32
minghua(That's probably all I know about Ocaml.)07:33
persiaWell, they're probably focused on Lenny, which is safely further away than Gutsy, so I'm still not sure.  I guess I'll skip to the next on the list :)07:36
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man-dipersia: in debian everone except the release team works on unstable07:37
StevenKAnd there's one problem as to why it is so hard to release Debian.07:38
persiaman-di: That's true for developers, but not end-users.  The last Debian shop I reviewed (maybe a month ago) was just migrating to Etch.07:39
jmgall the work i did in the field was using stable07:39
man-dipersia: the Ocaml team are developers07:39
jmgwhen sarge went gold the first thing i did was s/stable/oldstable/ on all the boxes until we had validated the upgrade07:40
StevenKI tend to use the named releases in sources.list.07:40
jmgdebian upgrades between major revisions are surprisingly painless until custom packages are involved.07:40
man-dijmg: that is why you should have done s/stable/sarge/07:40
persiaman-di: Right.  So, the point remains, would the new upstream version of ocaml-vorbis better serve gutsy endusers?  I don't feel I have enough information to take a decision, although if someone else wants to file a sync, I won't complain.07:40
man-dipersia: aah, you think this way07:41
jmgman-di: yeah, i think most of them were07:41
man-dipersia: then I dont know07:41
persiaman-di: Yeah.  Personally, I run fairly edgy code on my machines, but I respect the DebianImportFreeze: there'd be no chance of releasing gutsy on schedule if we just kept pushing things in, and hoping they didn't break (or if it was released, it would be like Edgy was, which isn't preferable).07:42
StevenKI didn't think Edgy was that bad, it was just rushed.07:42
persiaStevenK: Perhaps - it seemed to me that there were more "It's fixed in feisty now" items than there were "It's fixed in Edgy" for Dapper, or "It's fixed in Gutsy" for feisty, but perhaps I have a skewed view of the buglist.07:43
StevenKAh, I see.07:44
minghuaEdgy was pretty bad on some fronts.  Input methods, for example.07:44
jmgheh07:44
man-diI didnt noticed Edgy was so bad07:44
man-di;-)07:44
RAOFcrimsun: Ta07:45
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peanutbjust a few weeks would have helped07:47
Hobbseei wonder if they'll delay gutsy+1...07:48
minghuaStevenK: Being rushed is exactly the reason it's bad.  There were simply not enough developers, let alone users, running the development branch.  The problem for edgy was particularly bad because the kernel/toolchain/X stuff settled down rather late in dev cycle, which scared away a lot of potential testers.07:48
minghuaAs a consequence, the often-used components/packages in edgy was fine because the main developers are using them, the others (such as input methods) are bad because it received little testing during the development cycle.07:49
persiaSo, now that it's history, I think the rush plan for Edgy was good.  At the beginning, there was a warning that it would be messy, and it was.  After the LTS work, it was nice to just push things in, and getting back on schedule for Feisty made for a really nice release.07:49
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minghuaMaybe we can skip a GNOME release with LTS and have two releases of 10+8 months dev cycles, instead of three release of 6 months each.07:52
zakameHobbsee: re: Mithrandir-the-eater, this is a given :)07:53
persiaminghua: There's too much pent-up desire to change after an LTS.  It's like the sid churn after a release, when it's often safer to stick with testing for a couple months.07:53
Hobbseezakame: :)07:53
zakameso REVU-ers haven't been checking the inclusion of COPYING, et al. for some time now?!?07:53
zakametsk tsk07:53
minghuapersia: Yes.  The user base is just too diverse and you (at least I) can't tell if they prefer newer software or stability.07:55
minghuapersia: So after LTS there are always going to be debates.07:56
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persiaminghua: I think those seeking crack should current-Ubuntu-dev (or sid), those seeking stability should use LTS (or stable), and those looking for a nice environment to try Linux should use the latest Ubuntu release (even LTS+1, despite the warts).07:57
StevenKI use LTS on server installs, and the current release on desktops.07:58
persiaStevenK: Yes, but you're not a member of the target market for crack :)07:59
StevenKHeh07:59
minghuapersia: IMHO that would be bad for development if the only non-developer users running dev branch are the crack-seeking people, it distorts the perspective of user needs.08:05
StevenKI think they're the only vocal ones. :-P08:06
persiaminghua: While testing should be encouraged, my definition of "developer" is not ~ubuntu-dev, but rather the set of people contributing to Ubuntu who have the necessary skills to dig themselves out of most holes during the development process (even if this just means holding a couple packages back or downgrading one or two whilst things happen).08:07
minghuapersia: Sure, but I doubt there are many such people.  Just look how many REVU uploaders are running feisty (seen by the lintian warnings that only gutsy lintian detects).08:09
persiaminghua: For wider testing, the development snapshot CDs seem more appropriate than an actual install.08:09
persiaminghua: That will shift over time.  The first couple snapshots are pretty rough.  After that, more installs tend to happen.08:11
minghuaYeah.  Usually we get quite some good bug reports immediately after beta CD is released.08:11
Hobbseei wonder if we could get the last couple of tribes more stable08:12
minghuaMany users like the word "beta". :-)08:12
Hobbseeprobably tribe 6, where there are no more new packages in at all08:12
persiaHobbsee: I don't think there's much hope before 5, and there's usually loads of unmetdep processing before 6.08:13
Hobbseetrue - depends how much of it gets done earlier08:13
Hobbseewhich depends how much people get pushed to do it, etc.08:14
persiaHmmm..  For main, I suspect basic stability could be achieved by 4, if there was enough pressure after the sprint, but I don't think we have the tools in place to get universe in good enough shape by then.08:15
ajmitchs/tools/people/08:15
Hobbseepersia: what tools would be needed?08:16
persiaajmitch: No, tools.  At this point, we have ~10 very active contributors who would be happy to upload everything in sight, but they're all focused on MoM and DaD, as these are the easiest lists from which to grab easy work.08:16
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StevenKI'm not focused on MoM and DaD, and I've been uploading everything I can.08:17
HobbseeStevenK: you're doing stuff with the cruft check, etc.08:17
zakamelol'rents08:17
Hobbseepersia: what tools would be needed?08:17
StevenKHobbsee: I know what I'm working on, thanks. :-P08:18
persiaHobbsee: Something that had a nice interface to track cruft, something to monitor sync candidates between DebianImportFreeze and UpstreamVersionFreeze, a better bug search interface (we miss *lots* of good patches each release), something to track removal candidates, for starters.  I'm sure there are more, but I haven't thought about it deeply yet.08:18
HobbseeStevenK: well, yeah.  what i'm saying is that you're working with a tool that's already there, mostly for main, i believe?08:18
Hobbseepersia: think about it, and email me with a list, please08:19
persiaStevenK: Yes, you've found a handy tool, but you still need to ask for manual regeneration every few hours, and it doesn't automatically seed.08:19
StevenKNo, the archive cruft checker checks the entire archive.08:19
persiaHobbsee: OK.08:19
minghuaI'd like to also add a list of upgrade (for feisty) failures.08:19
HobbseeStevenK: right.  i thought it had a pretty decent interface it on it too08:19
Hobbseeminghua: well, we need to do testing, yes.08:19
persiaHobbsee: Most of the tools are written (or half written) already, they just need better workflow, etc.08:20
Hobbseeminghua: how's the best way, in your view to do regression testing?08:20
Hobbseepersia: true that.  or they need an explanation to go with the tools, on how to use each of htem.08:20
StevenKpersia: What do you mean by doesn't automatically seed?08:20
StevenKpersia: And pitti should be cron'ing archive-cruft-checker soonish.08:21
StevenKHobbsee: What interface? :-)08:21
minghuaHobbsee: I don't really have a QA experience.  But is asking for regular piuparts runs (for both installation of gutsy and feisty->gutsy upgrade) too much?08:21
HobbseeStevenK: well, the output on the web.  which is hardly an interface, true08:21
persiaStevenK: Perhaps I'm incorrect, but I thought that there was a manual discussion component when deciding what is cruft (although libcurl4 may be a particularly bad example).  Also, the cronification would be part of why I said (written or half-written) before.08:22
=== Hobbsee wonders what happens if you run piuparts over the entire main.
StevenKMaybe upgrading testing should be discussed with mvo.08:22
ajmitchpersia: ok, so what tools are you wanting to work on?08:22
StevenKpersia: I thought it sorted out what was cruft itself, but I could be wrong.08:23
minghuaHobbsee: I'm sure right now the texlive parts will fail on upgrade spectacularly.08:23
persiaajmitch: heh.  I've got plenty to do with the tools I have (yours the a source of activity for me today), but it's really that they all need polish, and to be easier to find and use.08:23
Hobbseeit can find cruft automatically, yes.08:23
ajmitchpersia: what needs improved with mine? case sensitivity & comments?08:24
persiaStevenK: You've been working with it, so perhaps you're correct.  I'm just making wild assumptions based on IRC chatter.08:24
minghuaajmitch: debdiff would be nice. :-P08:24
ajmitchminghua: even though debian may be a few upstream versions ahead?08:25
persiaajmitch: Those two, a link to the Ubuntu changelog would be nice, as well as a copyable URL for dget.08:25
StevenKA URL that isn't a link so it can be double-clicked in Firefox.08:26
minghuaajmitch: I was not really working on your list.  So my opinion doesn't matter much.  But maybe only debdiffs with the same upstream version.08:26
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ajmitchStevenK: for both ubuntu & debian versions?08:26
persiaminghua: I don't think debdiffs would help much.  My workflow has been: check for Ubuntu bugs, try a build of Debian, check the rdepends, request a sync.  No debdiff involved.08:27
StevenKajmitch: Yeah, I think so.08:27
Hobbseepersia: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArchiveAdministration08:28
minghuapersia: Okay.  You are the real user.  ajmitch: You can ignore me now. :-)08:29
persiaHobbsee: What am I looking for?08:29
Hobbseepersia: cruft check08:30
Hobbseepersia: as in, that it really is automatic to generate that list08:31
ajmitchpersia: ok, refresh the rc page08:32
persiaHobbsee: Ah.  I see now.  Thanks.08:32
ajmitchyou'll see that the URL makes it far too wide08:32
Hobbseeit appears that lucas ran a puiparts run for feisty08:33
Hobbseei'm not sure how much we ever did with this08:33
persiaajmitch: I see how.  How about a link from which I must right-click copy?  Also, I'm generally more interested in the Debian package, as I can use apt-get source for the Ubuntu version.08:34
persias/how/now/108:34
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ajmitchrefresh08:35
ajmitchfwiw, if someone wants to do a different html page for it, feel free08:36
ajmitchhttp://ajmitch.net.nz/~ajmitch/missing-fixes-rc.txt <-- a different script generates this08:36
persiaajmitch: Cool.  Thanks.  The "Debian .dsc" header is missing, but otherwise that looks nice.08:36
ajmitchfixed that08:37
Hobbseepersia: sync candidates between DebianImportFreeze and UpstreamVersionFreeze <-- would that just be keeping MOM running?08:37
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persiaHobbsee: As far as I can tell, MoM only reports on things that were once uploaded to Ubuntu (not synced).  Am I incorrect?  If I'm wrong, keeping MoM running would do the job nicely: in fact, I'd like to see it keep running all the way until StringFreeze.08:39
StevenKMoM reports on things that have current Ubuntu changes.08:40
minghuaWe need Sync-o-Matic.08:40
persiaRight.  That's great for the 15-20% of the packages we touch, but doesn't help for the other 80-85%.08:40
ajmitchpersia: what criteria would you use for sync candidates?08:41
persiaajmitch: I'd just want something like Lucas' multidistrotools output on tiber refreshed daily.  Individuals would be responsible for determining if it was a good candidate.  Having something more advanced (say, with comments), would be better - sync this, we don't need the fixes from 2.7.23-72 (the maintainer uploads every day), etc.08:42
ajmitchpersia: you want me to run mdt on my box as well?08:42
ajmitchit wouldn't be much overhead08:42
persiaajmitch: Do you have the space and bandwidth?  If so, that's be great.08:43
ajmitchI'd probably push pages somewhere with bandwidth08:43
ajmitchso generate locally & rsync static pages to a remote box with lots more bandwidth than NZ :)08:43
Hobbseepersia: ah right, yes, i see.08:44
persiaajmitch: As long as the URL is well advertised (MOTU/TODO maybe), I'd be happy, and I suspect those competing over merges, wouldn't mind hunting sync candidates (plus, it's a good way to demonstrate the ability to review patches for suitability, rather than just applying them).08:44
ajmitchsure, I'll create motu.ajmitch.net.nz08:44
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=== ajmitch had something similar that he wrote
persiaajmitch: Great, thank you.08:46
Hobbseeso far, i'm failing to see what it actually does, that helps us with testing.08:47
persiaHobbsee: Debian fixes bugs.  If we know they fixed them, (even non-RC bugs), it makes sense to check to see if we've fixed them.  If not, we probably should fix them.08:48
ajmitchpersia: btw my list isn't just for rc bugs08:49
Hobbseepersia: sure, but how does mdt in particular help with that?08:49
Hobbseepersia: oh, that's listing the packages that are out of date and whatnot?08:49
StevenKDebian fixes bugs? I thought they only bitched about things that don't matter.08:49
Hobbseeheh08:49
StevenK</bitter>08:49
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HobbseeStevenK: BAD DD!!!08:49
persiaHobbsee: I find it a handy interface to see what is out of date, and can check changelogs.  It's manual, but currently I'm blind except for RC fixes.08:49
Hobbseepersia: right.08:50
Hobbseepersia: so put in a script that can be fed to cron would be fairly useful.08:50
persiaStevenK: I see *lots* of bugs fixed in Debian.  Especially for universe leaf packages.  Be bitter for main, but for universe, Debian provides us with 2000 extra MOTUs.08:50
Hobbseeas opposed ot having to run each bit manually08:50
StevenKIt is nowhere close to 2,000.08:50
StevenKpersia: I was making a joke, too. :-)08:51
ajmitchexamples/all-reports.bash: /home/ajmitch/debian/ubuntu/scripts/multidistrotools/mdt: /usr/bin/ruby1.8: bad interpreter: No such file or directory08:53
ajmitchbadness08:53
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StevenKRuby isn't pollution!08:53
ajmitchapt-get --purge remove perl*08:53
ajmitch</flame>08:53
StevenKWorks for me.08:54
ajmitchno doubt mdt would run ok on dapper, which is what the box I'll upload to is running08:54
Hobbseebut why do we care about dapper? 08:55
ajmitchbecause I run servers with dapper installed?08:55
persiaHobbsee: Dapper base, Gutsy data.08:55
Hobbseei meant w.r.t mdt08:55
Hobbseepersia: ah right.08:55
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StevenKI have uploaded far too much over the last two days.08:58
persiaStevenK: Nah.  You're just providing my hard drives with exercise :)08:59
StevenKThe last 45 of 46 mails in my INBOX are Accepted mails, with 1 being a build failure on ia64.08:59
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dholbachgood morning09:01
ajmitchhi dholbach 09:02
dholbachhey ajmitch09:02
Hobbseegood mornign dholbach!09:03
dholbachhey Hobbsee!09:03
gpocentekhello dholbach, ajmitch, StevenK, persia...09:04
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persiagpocentek: Good morning 09:04
dholbachhey gpocentek09:04
dholbachhey persia09:04
dholbachhow's it going guys?09:04
Hobbseedholbach: we're plotting evil things.09:05
ajmitchworld domination09:05
ajmitchor fixing bugs09:05
ajmitchwhichever is easier09:05
persiadholbach: Hi.09:05
ajmitchhello gpocentek 09:05
dholbachneat-o - what's going to happen? where are the new contributors in the world domination plan?09:05
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Admiral_Chicagoeverning everyone09:06
Hobbseedholbach: getting some scripts, etc, run, so we have more of an overview about universe.09:06
dholbachsounds like a good idea... what would those scripts do?09:07
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persiadholbach: Bascially, track Debian better, so we can take advantage of more Debian work.  There's more that would be good, but we're just getting organised now.09:09
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dholbachtrack debian better is a good thing - yes09:09
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dholbachwhat do you think about  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/WeeklyTODO ?09:09
dholbachwe plug that in several DesktopTeam pages09:10
dholbachwhat about having something like that for MOTU too?09:10
persiaajmitch: What do your scripts look like now?09:10
dholbachlike clean out all democracyplayer bugs, make abc transition, get 10 REVU uploads into NEW, etc as a weekly goal we invite everybody to help out09:11
dholbach(and mentor new contributors through those tasks)09:11
persiadholbach: We need more automation.  10,000 packages are too many for that type of list.09:11
dholbachpersia: that's why that's a manually compiled of select tasks09:11
persiadholbach: On the other hand, if you're volunteering to compile it, it'd be a great help :)09:11
dholbachyou know that doesn't scale09:12
dholbachI'm happy to help out with that09:12
ajmitchpersia: oh they generate text, but I turn that into something nicer09:12
dholbachbut we need to think more in terms of 'this is a task, I'd like the whole team and new contributors to work on'09:12
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persiaajmitch: Ah.  mdt is the only thing I've used, so if you're showing something new, I'd likely have interface comments.09:12
ajmitchpersia: of course09:12
dholbachso if one of the packages you really like has a lot of bugs, ask MOTUs to help with it09:13
ajmitchthat's been something on my wishlist for awhile09:13
dholbachI got the idea from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2007062709:13
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dholbachit's a list of *achievable* tasks09:13
lucasI think I'll just run multidistrotools on gluck instead of tiber09:13
ajmitchah, lucas is alive09:13
Hobbseeyay, lucas!09:14
Hobbseelucas: how portable are those scripts?09:14
lucas"portable"?09:14
Admiral_Chicagocan they fit in my pocket? run on my DS?09:15
Admiral_Chicagoerr...09:15
Hobbseeas in, they're not tied to one particular machine, presuambly?09:15
lucasnot too much09:15
Hobbseeright09:15
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Admiral_Chicagoif I use a tool like dh_make do I need to change the rules file still or does dh_make do that09:16
Hobbseelucas: query?09:16
ajmitchAdmiral_Chicago: dh_make only gives you a template to start from09:16
Admiral_Chicagoit has two lines, one reads "include /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/debhelper.mk" so i'm curious09:16
lucasHobbsee: I don't see a query here:)09:16
Admiral_Chicagoajmitch: ah09:16
lucasah09:16
Hobbseelucas: because i only just sent it :P09:16
Admiral_Chicagoi'll ry my hand at that this file then09:17
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Admiral_Chicagosuperm1: wb, i tried the package and I got the error that pam headers were needed09:31
Admiral_Chicagoah i see, i didn't include a Depends line :o09:32
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Admiral_Chicagono, still getting the error...09:35
\shlibpam-dev as build dep?09:35
minghuaWhy do we have azureus in REVU?09:36
Admiral_Chicagoits a dependency in the source09:36
Admiral_Chicagodoes it need to be in build dep too?09:37
\shAdmiral_Chicago: a dependency or a build-dependency? there is a difference09:37
\shAdmiral_Chicago: when you build it, for sure...please read the debian new package maintainers guide about the different fields in debian/control, thx09:37
Admiral_Chicagoi did't include it in the dependency. it was never in build-dep09:37
persiaajmitch: I just finished my queue of things already downloaded, and the dget URLs for Debian are generating 404s.  No rush, but when you have a chance, adjusting this would be handy.09:37
Admiral_Chicagoand i get the same output regardless when running pbuilder so I'm thinking I missed something09:38
ajmitchpersia: tell me what's wrong with them09:38
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\shAdmiral_Chicago: yes, a build-dep09:39
\shAdmiral_Chicago: and regarding your error message, it needs libpam-dev as build-dep, without that, you won't include pam include headers  in your build source09:39
Admiral_Chicagoah that's why then09:39
Admiral_Chicagookay, i'll give that a shot. thanks \sh 09:39
persiaajmitch: missing pool ("http://http.us.debian.org/debian/main/n/nepenthes/nepenthes_0.2.0-2.dsc" should be "http://http.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/n/nepenthes/nepenthes_0.2.0-2.dsc")09:41
ajmitchah, pool, of course09:42
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ajmitchpersia: fixed that09:46
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persiaajmitch: Great.  Thanks  (nepenthes is still building, but I'll use it for the next one).09:46
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persiaajmitch: That works perfectly.  Thanks again.09:48
ajmitchnp09:48
persiaajmitch: Comments are the next goal - a lot of these FTBFS on gutsy.  It's easy for me to skip them, but it'd be nice if the next person could see when it broke for me.09:50
ajmitchyeah I know09:50
ajmitchI'm working on it09:50
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=== Hobbsee emails the ML about it.
BugMaNhi all10:13
Hobbseehi BugMaN 10:13
BugMaNhi Hobbsee :)10:13
Hobbseepersia, ajmitch, anyone else who was interested ^10:13
ajmitchyes?10:18
Hobbseeajmitch: mailing list post about the archive tools, and waht might be useful.  please look, think, and respond.10:18
ajmitchk10:18
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jerome_hello all10:40
jerome_could a motu have a look a bug 51767 ?10:40
ubotuLaunchpad bug 51767 in mosml "can't load Gdbm, missing libmgdbm.so" [Low,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5176710:40
persiajerome_: I think that's only a tiny portion of bug 7836710:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 78367 in mosml "extend mosml package to include optional libraries (patch included)" [Wishlist,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7836710:42
jerome_persia : i'm having a look10:43
jerome_persia : well you are right :) don't say anyone that i triaged the other bug too...10:44
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persiajerome_: They just need a debdiff, and someone who understands mosml to give them a nod.  If you want to push your testing of 78367 a little further, and spin a debdiff for a new candidate revision, I'd be glad to upload.10:45
jerome_persia : the problem is that the pach is IMO quite ugly, when I builded it it resulted with a bunch of errors of lintia and linda10:46
jerome_persia : and I think I don't have the knowledge to clean that mess10:46
persiajerome_: Yep.  That's why the bugs are open :)  http://www.netfort.gr.jp/~dancer/column/libpkg-guide/libpkg-guide.html is probably a good source of information on how it could be better.10:47
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persiajerome_: Please ask here with questions - we can help clean the mess, but we don't necessarily know about mosml.10:47
jerome_persia : ok, I can't do that today, it's too long, but as soon as I have time I'll be on it10:48
persiajerome_: Great.  Thanks.10:48
jerome_persia : np10:48
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jerome_persia : i had a look, and for the time being this is too complicated for me11:06
jerome_persia : i've only packaged once, and it was an easy upgrade11:07
persiajerome_: Thanks for looking.  I'm happy to help, I just don't know enough about mosml to know if the clean package works.  Let me know when you feel confident enough to get back to it.11:07
jerome_persia : ok, i will11:08
dokoScottK: "Add debian/add python-celementtree.install" -> "Add debian/python-celementtree.install", but looks fine otherwise11:10
persiaajmitch: When you have a chance, consider stripping epochs from dget URLs11:13
lucasHobbsee: what does the cruft checker do?11:17
Hobbseelucas: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/cruft/11:18
persialucas: Hunts for NBS, and reports rdepends.11:18
Hobbseelucas: tells what packages are still dependant on old packages that are about to be removed.11:18
Hobbseeyeah, that11:18
lucasok11:18
jerome_when there are problems with a .desktop file, it's an upstream problem, or an ubuntu/packaging one ?11:26
whitejerome_: depends11:26
jerome_on ?11:26
whitejerome_: was it added in the debian dir?11:26
lucason who wrotethe .desktop file :)11:26
whitejerome_: it is always great to send it to upstream anyway :)11:26
persiajerome_: It's an upstream problem, but some don't really care much, in which case it becomes a Debian/Ubuntu problem (or maybe just Ubuntu).11:26
whitejerome_: and if it is broken, even with patch :)11:26
jerome_white, lucas : having a look :)11:27
persialucas: Thank you (for mdt)11:30
lucasnp11:30
jerome_white, persia, lucas : the .desktop file is created in a patch11:30
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jerome_bug 12370811:31
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123708 in gdhcpd "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12370811:31
whitejerome_: if it is a patch from the packaging, then i would suggest to fix it and send a working .desktop file upstream :)11:31
persiajerome_: Fix it for Ubuntu (and submit a debdiff), send the patch to Debian, and update the upstream bugtracker with the improved .desktop file.11:31
jerome_if you think the changes proposed in the bug are ok, i will be happy to rpovide a debdiff11:31
jerome_but i'm not sure with the fixes proposed, anyone could confirm ?11:31
persiajerome_: It needs more work than just that: run desktop-file-validate to get a list of issues.11:32
whitelaunchped is slow :(11:32
whiteunified diffs are always nice :)11:33
jerome_persia : on the desktop file installed by the package on my system ?11:33
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persiajerome_: Either that, or the desktop file included in the debian/ directory in the source.  You'll need to fix it in the source, but the files should be the same.11:34
persia(excepting possible translations)11:34
persiaajmitch: Also, your debian dget URL is based on the version that fixed the bug, rather than the current Debian version, which breaks when Debian updates again.11:38
jerome_persia : if i put Categories=Application;GTK;System;11:39
jerome_with Network between Application and GTK is it ok ?11:39
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persiajerome_: I'm fairly sure "Application" is deprecated.  Try with desktop-file-validate (from desktop-file-utils) and check http://standards.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/apa.html just to be sure.11:40
jerome_persia : and gksudo instead of su-to-root -x -c is fine ?11:42
persiajerome_: That's a harder question.  su-to-root is the generic Debian solution.  A lot of Ubuntu uses gksudo or gksu, but I'm not sure if it works for Kubuntu or Xubuntu.  Look for a ,desktop file for a similar application, or ask someone else.11:44
jerome_persia : the ouput of validate is http://pastebin.ca/60112511:45
whiteubuntu changed its aims?11:46
persiajerome_: Right.  So, if you follow those instructions, you'll get a valid desktop file.11:46
white[WWW]  Ubuntu : Debian team aiming at collaboration between Ubuntu and Debian11:46
whitehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianCollaboration11:46
StevenKThat should be Utnubu11:46
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StevenKpersia: Beat me to it. :-)11:46
white:)11:47
jerome_any pro of gksu/gksudo and desktop files here ?11:47
persiaStevenK: You had more characters to type on IRC first :)11:47
jerome_for bug 12370811:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123708 in gdhcpd "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Low,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12370811:47
persiawhite: check again :)11:47
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whitepersia: bah you fixed it :(11:49
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-motu:persia] : Ubuntu Masters of the Universe: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU | Want to get involved with the MOTUs? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing | http://dad.dunnewind.net/universe.php
persia118 hours to the next REVU day :)11:51
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jussi01good morning everyone!11:53
ajmitchmorning jussi01 11:54
jussi01hiya ajmitch11:55
ajmitchpersia: apologies, I don't actually have the data as to which is the current debian version when that script runs11:55
imbrandonhow do you make a daemon log to its own file rather than messages11:56
imbrandonhrm11:56
persiaajmitch: No worries.  If you're keeping a buglist for a future rewrite, please make a note.  If not, that's life :)11:56
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persiaajmitch: I don't suppose you could use the same variable that generates the "current Debian version"?  Perhaps by juggling the columns?11:58
ajmitchcan you try http://motu.ajmitch.net.nz/ & see if it actually works?11:58
persiaajmitch: It appears to be an advertisement for a photo management system.11:58
ajmitch'current' debian version isn't really the current one11:58
ajmitchhah11:58
ajmitchyou added a comment?11:58
ajmitchok, good, it shows up11:59
persiaajmitch: I added a comment, but it said you added it :)11:59
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ajmitchsure, that's because there's no logging in here...11:59
persiaajmitch: Makes sense.  I think I'd prefer anonymous comments to logging in, but if the cookies have reasonable persistence, I don't mind.12:00
ajmitchyeah, this was just whipped together tonight12:00
persiaajmitch: It's looking nice for an evenings' effort then :)12:01
ajmitchfirst time doing anything with django, it doesn't seem too bad12:01
ajmitcheverything is in the database, so I'd need to populate the db by various scripts12:01
ajmitchprobably on a cron job12:01
=== ajmitch might see if he can use this to replace the rc bugs list, packages that are out of date, etc
persiaajmitch: That'd be cool, but I'd suggest production might want to be somewhere other than NZ if it has all the features :)12:03
ajmitchother that on my home dsl? ;)12:03
ajmitchit's nice & fast to load for me..12:03
persiaajmitch: Not to denigrate your excellent internet provider, but the Pacific is wide...12:03
ajmitchhaha12:03
ajmitchand the pipes are narrow..12:03
persiaajmitch: And from about 03:00 my time, completely clogged for nine or ten hours.12:04
persiaOK.  Syncs filed for all the serious bugs that a sync can fix.  Now for grave...12:05
ajmitchthanks12:05
ajmitchthen you can move onto important & normal12:05
persiaajmitch: They don't appear on the page :(12:05
ajmitchhttp://ajmitch.net.nz/~ajmitch/missing-fixes-important.html12:06
ajmitchhttp://ajmitch.net.nz/~ajmitch/missing-fixes.html for the full list12:06
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persiaajmitch: Ah.  Thanks.  Some of the importants are being hit accidentally by the serious ones, so I suspect top-down is definitely the way to go :)12:06
ajmitchit just happened that the RC list was the most useful, so it got noticed12:07
=== ajmitch filed a couple of syncs off the RC list, but not much
persiaajmitch: Rather, that's the URL you pasted earlier when I was trying to find a reason not to merge freqtweak :)12:07
ajmitchit should be a constant task anyway12:07
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imbrandonajmitch, if you need a home for that project later lemme know i'm sure i could give ya  bit-o-space with cron access etc 12:12
imbrandonbrb smoke break12:12
ajmitchimbrandon: please, that'd be great12:12
ajmitchI wanted to put stuff on ubuntuwire.com boxes, but found they were down12:12
gnomefreakpersia: nspluginwrapper is done and asac will sponser it and upload if sane.12:12
imbrandonnp, what all do you need? ssh / cron / web / django ?12:13
ajmitchyeah, do I not have root access now? 12:13
imbrandonyea you do on everything but my webserver12:13
ajmitchah right12:13
imbrandonif you want to use aurora your more than wecome to use it, i got it back up last night12:13
imbrandonperminatly12:13
asacpersia: gnomefreak ack ... anyway, if anyone else wants to sponsor ... don't wait for me ... just let me know so we don't dupe it ;)12:13
persiagnomefreak: Ah.  It's still listed as "In Progress" and assigned to you, but in the sponsors queue.  Do you want it uploaded, or dropped from the queue pending asac?12:14
ajmitchexcellent12:14
ajmitchaurora might be better12:14
imbrandonk12:14
asacpersia: what queue are you referring to?12:14
ajmitchwhat was wrong with it?12:14
imbrandongo for it then, its all ready for you to do whatever on12:14
imbrandonit has some heat issues12:14
imbrandonhad*12:14
persiaasac: https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-universe-sponsors/+subscribedbugs12:14
ajmitchouch12:14
ajmitchreplaced some fans?12:14
imbrandonyea and a cpu12:14
ajmitchheh12:14
imbrandonhas a 2.6 p4 in it now12:15
ajmitchI'll bash it hard & see if if stays up then12:15
imbrandon:)12:15
ajmitchstill just exploring django, only been using it for a day or two :)12:15
ajmitchso I don't know if I'll stick with it12:15
ajmitchbut if I need something else I'll install it & make sure it doesn't break12:15
asacpersia: ah i see ... its the debdiff against latest debian ... is that always obvious or should gnomefreak drop that info to the bug?12:15
imbrandonheheh you might have to install django, apache/lighttpd should be installed but not sure what else as far as web stuff12:16
ajmitchinstalling django is simple enough12:16
persiaasac: That's standard procedure for a merge.  It's expected that manual merges (differing orig.tar.gz) will have a note.12:16
ajmitchtcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN     4905/lighttpd       12:16
ajmitchok, I'll see what I can do with this12:16
asacpersia: ok ... thats fine then12:16
imbrandonahh you can change to apache if you wish, i use that for -0- websites12:16
asacpersia: i will ack the debdiff then ... and see if anyone else grabs it ... otherwise i will push later today12:17
imbrandonit was only used when i got dugg and neeed a mirror12:17
imbrandonfor a few hours12:17
persiaasac: No ACK required.  It's just that https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Sponsorship/SponsorsQueue indicates we're supposed to leave "In-Progress" bugs alone.12:18
ajmitchdoesn't worry me12:18
imbrandonajmitch, apache2 is probably installed and is chmod -x /etc/init.d/apache212:18
imbrandonanyhow brb smoke break12:18
persiagnomefreak: If you want it uploaded, just set to "Confirmed", and unassign yourself.  Current queue time is around 12-15 hours, except for things nobody wants to touch.12:18
gnomefreakpersia: he still has to update his branch im waiting to find out saneness of it12:20
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persiagnomefreak: OK.  Sounds fine.  I'll drop it from the queue then (it doesn't sound like you want the debdiff uploaded directly).12:21
gnomefreakno not yet12:21
bluekujaheya persia12:21
persiabluekuja: Hello.12:21
asacpersia: so why hasn't bug 121549 been uploaded by someone? is the state or something wrong?12:21
bluekujapersia: I'm trying to understand what you mean with quodlibet12:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 121549 in mplayerplug-in "added Xb-Npp-xxx tags accordingly to "firefox distro add-on suport" spec " [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12154912:21
gnomefreakit was first merge so im really looking foward to the saneness check12:21
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persiagnomefreak: OK.  No problems.  I just try to keep the queue small :)12:22
bluekujapersia: it was an ubuntu change, so it needs to be reported as new, not remaining12:23
gnomefreakpersia: understood12:23
bluekujapersia: as far as we are dropping it (fix included in upstream)12:23
persiabluekuja: It's my understanding (and I would appreciate correction if I'm wrong), that user-invisible Ubuntu changes that are dropped by a merge do not require a comment in the changelog.12:23
bluekujapersia: yeah, that's it12:24
asacpersia: actually i think commenting that you dropped an ubuntu change is good12:24
bluekujasomeone got a suggestion for this?12:24
asacpersia: so you can later verify if it has been dropped intentionally12:24
bluekujathanks asac12:24
asacpersia: at best stating the reason why the change wasn't needed anymore12:24
persiaasac: Even for user-invisible changes?  OK.  That rationale makes sense.12:25
asacchangelog is not for user12:25
asacbut for mergers/motus12:25
persiaasac: I disagree entirely with that.  As a user, I relied on the changelogs to determine if I wanted to upgrade the package, and what it would mean.12:25
asacyeah ... anyway ... normal users don't look at changelog12:25
persiabluekuja: What was the bug number again?  Based on asac's reasoning about the change, I think your last debdiff was probably good.12:26
Fujitsupersia: For stable updates, perhaps. For development releases users are unlikely to see them.12:26
persiaFujitsu: True, but what happens when the server is upgraded later :)12:26
Fujitsupersia: Then you probably don't want to look through several hundred changelogs.12:27
=== persia has done that before, and would accept an engagement to do it again
bluekujapersia: seems 12361012:27
persiabug 12361012:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123610 in quodlibet-plugins "Merge quodlibet-plugins (20070625-1) from debian unstable" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12361012:27
bluekujayup12:28
persiabluekuja: Thanks.  I'll check one more time, and upload.12:28
bluekujapersia: k thanks, sorry for that html error12:28
bluekujadid not mark it as a patch^^12:28
bluekujapersia: I'm working on mail-notification FTBFS fix 12:29
persiabluekuja: No problem.  You can also delete attachments from launchpad if they no longer apply.  Look in the Bug Attachments menu on the left side.12:29
bluekujapersia: oh cool12:29
bluekujathanks for the hint12:29
persiabluekuja: Upstream was too fast.  Sorry.  Try again :)12:32
bluekujapersia: for mail-notif?12:33
persiabluekuja: For quodlibet.12:33
bluekujapersia: what's the problem?12:34
persiabluekuja: New upstream, released in Debian.12:34
bluekujalol12:34
bluekujacool12:34
StevenK1 point uh-oh, too12:34
persiaStevenK: It's better than SVN snapshot though, no?12:35
StevenKDepends. ;-)12:36
bluekujapersia: what's latest version?12:36
StevenKrmadison still reports 1.0-1 in unstable/12:36
StevenKs/\//./12:36
persiabluekuja: http://packages.qa.debian.org/q/quodlibet.html12:37
bluekujapersia: the package was quodlibet-plugins, why you pointed me to that?12:38
persiabluekuja: Because I can't read.  Let me try that again.  Thanks for the correction.12:39
bluekujanp12:39
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DarkMageZLongPointyStick, are you running x64?12:54
persiaDarkMageZ: I believe the wielder of the stick is away for a while.12:58
DarkMageZah. well then, any x64 amarok edgy/feisty users? preferably with a pbuilder environment?12:58
dholbachDid some of you check out http://www.ubuntu.com/employment#ISVPPS already and see if it'd be something for you?12:59
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=== ajmitch would need packaging skill to do that
jussi01dholbach: yeah, we had that spam the other day :P01:02
persiaheh01:02
dholbachjussi01: spam? :)01:03
jussi01hehhe, playing with you ;)01:03
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dholbachwhere was a mail regarding that already?01:04
=== persia now in hopes that the natural results of overconfident assumptions may find another outlet
persia(hides901:05
jussi01lol01:05
=== ajmitch doesn't expect to actually get a job related to ubuntu in some form - that just wouldn't happen
dholbachI think it'd be great to have applications from Ubuntu contributors who have proved themselves01:06
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ajmitchdholbach: I've already tried applying for a job once, and got a resounding silence after the "thanks, we'll look at it"01:06
=== jussi01 would love it, but has nowhere near the skill required... (in my dreams)
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ajmitchso I hold no expectations01:07
dholbachajmitch: I'm sorry to hear that - I know that the processes have improved dramatically from then on01:07
imbrandonajmitch, same here , hehe01:07
ajmitchdholbach: from when?01:07
dholbachwhen was that?01:08
imbrandondholbach, this was at UDS-MTV sooo not that long ago01:08
ajmitchdholbach: well I got as far as an interview at UDS, 2 months ago01:08
ajmitchand heard nothing since01:08
dholbachI'm obviously not involved in that process myself, but I'll hear back what's going on01:08
imbrandonas did i at uds-mtv and nothing since01:08
imbrandonhehhe01:09
ograimbrandon, UDS-MTV is ages ago01:09
ajmitchyears ago01:09
ogra:)01:09
imbrandonlol01:09
imbrandonmoins orga01:09
ajmitchit's not even within recent memory01:09
ograhey hey01:09
ajmitchbut I think that may have been the alcohol speaking01:09
ajmitchhi ogra :)01:09
imbrandonajmitch, hahahaha01:10
=== ajmitch didn't drink that much, really
dholbachI merely pointed out that I think the position I mentioned might be a good one for contributing MOTU - over and out :)01:10
ajmitchdholbach: we're not bitter ;)01:10
persiadholbach: Thanks for mentioning it :)01:10
imbrandondholbach, hehe thanks01:10
imbrandonajmitch, i drank wayyyyyy to much some nights01:11
ajmitchimbrandon: I make sure I don't :)01:11
ajmitchthough that last night was quite fun01:11
imbrandon:)01:11
imbrandoni dunno , when jono told me to turn arround in the bar and check out ... " that woman with two, .. count them, ... two teeth" was classic01:12
ajmitchhaha01:12
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RainCThave you seen the "Help with research on Ubuntu community" mail? (the attachment ^^)01:14
dholbachRainCT: yes, replied to it this morning01:16
RainCTabout the questions or the attachment? :P01:17
dholbachto the questions :)01:18
dholbachI was too pragmatic to bother01:18
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RainCTcool, just discovered that GMail can show .doc files as HTML (altough, I'm not a MOTU anyways :p)01:23
imbrandondholbach, plus i dont wanna move to canada01:28
imbrandonheheh01:28
imbrandoni guess i could request to telecommute01:28
imbrandonbut i dunno if i would be considered "strong" because i'm not a DD only a ubuntu(-core)-dev , hrm *thinks*01:29
Burgundaviaimbrandon: montreal is pretty nice01:29
dholbachI just wanted to raise awareness of it :)01:29
Burgundaviaplus you get our socialized medicare01:29
imbrandonBurgundavia, well its not that i dont like canda its i just moved back here and bought a house not many months ago01:30
Burgundaviaright01:30
imbrandoncanada*01:30
imbrandontrust me anything has to be better than the USA right now01:30
imbrandonklol01:30
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ajmitchhello Burgundavia 01:31
Burgundaviahey ajmitch01:31
imbrandonhttp://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=10626     classic01:32
imbrandonwonder if thats gimp'd01:32
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jussi01imbrandon: lol01:34
jussi01definately gimped...01:34
Burgundaviadholbach: is Jeff Bailey leaving Canonical?01:40
Burgundaviahttp://www.ubuntu.com/employment#OMMONT <-- is this not his job?01:40
dholbachbest you ask HIM :)01:41
Burgundaviaok01:41
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DarkSun88Hi all01:44
persiaAll Grave SYNCs requested.  Moving to important...01:48
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imbrandonBurgundavia, maybe he is just m,oving to a new pos02:00
imbrandonposition*02:00
Sp4rKyplease guy02:04
Sp4rKyfor a merge02:04
Sp4rKyi got 2 changelog entries which talk about the same section in debian/control02:04
Sp4rKydebian/control: Add libtunepimp5-mp3 binary; split out so that it will not go onto the Kubuntu CDs02:04
Sp4rKyand 02:04
Sp4rKydebian/control: Add explicit libmad0 dependency to libtunepimp5-mp3 as dh_shlibdeps does not pick it up due to the nonstandard file extension02:04
Sp4rKyshould i keep both ?02:05
Sp4rKyor replace by one entry02:05
Sp4rKyor keep 1 only ...02:05
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xxxxx1morrrning all :)02:08
ajmitchnight02:08
Sp4rKyhi :)02:08
Sp4rKy^^02:09
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xxxxx1:)02:09
Sp4rKypersia: sorry to disturb you, can you help me ?02:12
persiaSp4rKy: Not really: there's not enough information.  If these are two separate changes to debian/control (even for the same line), and make sense independently, you want two changelog lines.  If they are related, and can be summarised as a single line, you can get by with one.  It really depends on how the changes interact.02:14
Sp4rKypersia: both are in the same changes entry02:17
persiaSp4rKy: Which package?02:18
Sp4rKylibtunepimp02:18
ScottKdoko: Thanks.  That's what actually in debian/changelog (I guess I messed it up on that end).  I'll file the sync.02:18
zulmorning02:18
persiaSp4rKy: OK.  Looks to me like the explicit libmad0 dependency was added in 0.5.3-2ubuntu1, and the package split lost in the changelog history (before we adopted the useful comments in merges and the requirement of preservation of old Ubuntu changes).  Given the shlibs issue, it's worth mentioning both, so that someone doesn't wonder why it's there.02:23
Sp4rKyso ?02:27
Sp4rKyi keep the both, in the same entry ?02:28
Sp4rKyboth*02:28
persiaSp4rKy: I think so.02:29
Sp4rKyok02:29
Sp4rKythanks02:29
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luisbgsuperm1, ping02:39
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ScottKIf a new upload will remove a binary package that was in the old one, I'm guessing I do the new upload and then file a removal request for the orphaned binary.  Is that right?02:52
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pygibashelier, poke02:55
persiaScottK: If your new package has the same architecture coverage as the old package, it will be caught semi-automatically.02:56
ScottKYes.  It does.  So just upload and wait then?02:57
ScottKpersia: ^^?02:57
CrummyGummyHiya, I'm building my first package.Do I use debhelper or cdbs?02:57
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persiaScottK: Right.  The old one will be NBS (Not Build from Source), and will be dropped once it has no rdepends by the cruft analysis scripts.  The only time you need to request a binary removal is when a package stops building a binary only on specific architectures.02:58
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persias/Build/Built/02:58
ScottKCrummyGummy: It's up to you.  Using cdbs is generally simpler if it will work.  I'd start with that.02:58
ScottKpersia: Thanks.02:58
persiaCrummyGummy: I recommend CDBS, but it's deep automation.  If you're familiar with make, debhelper might be easier.02:58
CrummyGummyThanks guys, I'll try that. Its all pretty murky right now.03:00
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jeromegcan a motu have a look at bug 123708 ? a fix is available03:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123708 in gdhcpd "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Low,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12370803:07
persiajeromeg: Ideally, the icon wouldn't contain the .png extension, but it doesn't matter that much, as this package is likely not a popular target for theme designers.  The debdiff is in queue, and should be uploaded in the next 12-15 hours (unless the queue processing window changes significantly in the near future).03:12
persiajeromeg: Oops.  Rather, processing is pending adjustment of "Status" and "Assignment", but it should be picked up shortly after these are adjusted.03:13
jeromegpersia : thx03:14
jeromegpersia : the icon provided in debian/pixmap is a .xpm and the guy who wrote the patch uses a .png, won't this create a problem ?03:16
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CrummyGummyThis is a stupid question but most of the docs seem to point at converting from debhelper to cdbs. Do I have to run dh_make and then follow the cdbs instructions after that is finished?03:17
persiajeromeg: Yes.  In that case, the icon suffix should definitely be dropped.03:17
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jeromegpersia : I submit a new patch or just tell him to correct it ?03:18
persiaCrummyGummy: Not at all.  If you like, you can just start blank, and create copyright, control, changelog, and rules by hand.  dh_make is intended to provide handy examples to make it easier.03:18
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norsettoAny universe sponsor? Patches for bug 123742 and 123708 are available for review and (if acceptable) upload03:19
persianorsetto: We're talking about the gdhcpd .desktop file - specifically that there doesn't seem to be a .png icon available.  Do you want to respin, or let jeromeg do it?03:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123742 in gbindadmin "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12374203:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123708 in gdhcpd "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Low,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12370803:19
norsettopersia: strange, I didn get any error during the build03:20
norsettopersia: let me check03:20
persianorsetto: It doesn't cause a build error.  The user will just get the default icon instead of the preferred icon after installation.03:20
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norsettopersia: there is a gdhcpd.png in pixmaps03:21
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CrummyGummypersia, Cool, but its a good place to start?03:23
norsettopersia: I see what the problem is03:23
persianorsetto: Perhaps it just needs an installation poke.  My output of apt-file list gdhcpd doesn't show one, and I don't see a change to include it in the debdiff, but I haven't reviewed it closely.03:23
mruizhi all03:23
norsettopersia: Debian added a .xpm in debian/pixmap but the desktop still refers to the upstream icon, which is not installed in rules03:24
persianorsetto: I'd recommend installing the upstream icon as well: it probably looks nicer03:24
mruizdholbach, please read my comments: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=583203:24
norsettopersia: so, either we change rules or we change the desktop file, let me see what is the difference between the two03:24
persiaCrummyGummy: https://perso.duckcorp.org/duck/cdbs-doc/cdbs-doc.xhtml has a section on starting with CDBS03:24
dholbachmruiz: thanks for looking into the problem03:25
dholbachmruiz: it's always better to not ship stuff you're not sure about03:25
persianorsetto: I'd recommend changing both.  If there is no extension in the .desktop file, it will automatically select the best available icon for the theme.  If you install both xpm and png, users will get the best icon depending on their biit depth (24-bit or 8-bit).03:25
dholbachhi norsetto03:25
mruizdholbach, I will remove this dodgy stuff and upload a new version03:26
dholbachalrighty03:26
norsettohi Daniel!03:26
norsettopersia: this is interesting, the upstream icon is 250x250 and the Debian one is 16x15 :-o03:27
norsettopersia: so, if you agree I will rescale the upstream one to 48x48 and use it instead of the debian one03:28
persianorsetto: That's not really surprising - upstream wants it pretty, and Debian wants it clean.  I usually suggest 32x32 for xpm and any of 48x48, 64x64 or 128x128 for png, depending on the source.  More than 128x128 needs a really dense monitor to be worth it.03:28
norsettopersian: well, if you want I can change to pgn 48x48 but I need to modify the source03:30
CrummyGummypersia, Thats where the confusion lies. In the  "First steps" it says "Convert pkg to CDBS". Which I assume to mean that you need to have started somewhere else.03:30
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persiaCrummyGummy: Ah.  OK.  Replace "Convert pkg to CDBS" with "Prepare pacakge with CDBS" in your head - the doc was written to advertise CDBS to Debian Developers when it was new.  Still, that short rules file should be sufficient, although you might need some supplementary files (pacakge.install, package.dirs, package.manpages, etc.) depending on the upstream build system.03:32
CrummyGummypersia, Ok, thanks, I'm just looking for a place to start. I'll find out what those other supplementary packages mean and do later.03:34
persiaCrummyGummy: You might try downloading a couple packages that use CDBS as examples.  My browser session was just lost, but someone might be able to point you to the examples wiki page.03:35
CrummyGummyGood plan. Thanks.03:37
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persianorsetto: I wouldn't modify the source.  If you think the big icon looks good enough, use it.  If not, consider resizing with gimp to 64x64 or so, uuencoding into debian/, build-depending on sharutils, uudecoding during build, and installing it manually.  This is probably why Debian uses the little xpm.03:39
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norsettopersia: if you agree I will just change the desktop to use the xpm and resize the upstream one to 48x48 xpm?03:40
persianorsetto: the xpm should be 32x32, as otherwise it displays badly in the debian menu.  Otherwise, sounds good to me.03:42
norsettopersia: ok, 32x32 will do .... will change now and upload new patch to bug report soon. Thanks!!03:42
persianorsetto: No problem.  Menus are a favorite of mine.  Don't forget to submit the new icon and adjustments to the .desktop file to the Debian maintainer.03:43
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izzy_Hiya, I just built a package for Ubuntu Feisty (there's no package of the prog for any Linux distri yet) and thought about it might be useful to put it in the universe repo. Is that possible?03:46
ScottK!REVU| izzy_03:47
ubotuizzy_: REVU is a web-based tool to give people who have worked on Ubuntu packages a chance to "put their packages out there" for other people to look at and comment on in a structured manner. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU03:47
persiaizzy_: Yes, but new packages are only accepted for gutsy currently.  You'll want to rebuild it there.03:47
izzy_Well, guess that's not an option - since I don't have Gutsy installed somewhere (and not the time to play with it).03:48
Sp4rKyizzy_: read docs03:49
Sp4rKyizzy_: pbuilder :)03:49
persiaizzy_: You may be interested in pbuilder or sbuild, both of which allow you to build packages for gutsy whilst running feisty.  Check the wiki.03:49
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izzy_It's about a GPL'd image converter (png to (windows) .ico or favicon.ico) I needed for myself. Since it wasn't available as Linux binary at all, I compiled and packaged it for myself - and just thought it may be interesting for other users too.03:50
ScottKizzy_: Sure it is.  I build packages all the time for Gutsy using pbuilder on Feisty.03:50
persiaizzy_: Imagemagick should do that as well.03:50
Sp4rKydoko: so, as i said, just request a sync since there is a new debian update03:50
Sp4rKywhich integrates -dbg03:50
Sp4rKydoko: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/28338/03:51
izzy_persia: Yepp, but how much dependencies you need for that ;) Not everybody may want to install the whole imagemagick stuff ;)03:51
Sp4rKyizzy_: it's the pbuilder goal :)03:51
ScottKpersia: You may be talking to someone on another channel that is REALLY unlikely to get whatever it is you are telling him.  It may be a waste of your time.03:52
persiaScottK: I am well aware :)  It seems to be going OK for now...03:52
persia(plus I don't want to see a rash of libcurl bugs whilst the new libcurl4 package is slowly filtering over mirrors and onto workstations).03:53
ScottKpersia: OK.  03:53
ScottKJust thought I'd give you fair warning in case....03:53
izzy_Sp4rKy: Maybe. But I didn't want to join the developers crew - I just wanted to ask whether the package I already built may be integrated into some existing repository. Not too much overhead - I don't have the time ;)03:54
Sp4rKyizzy_: a package can't be added to repositories 'as it'03:55
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Sp4rKyyou have to follow processes and respect 'rules'03:55
izzy_Sp4rKy: i.e. it's just about the package I already *built* - not about something I want to build. So if that's not possible with the main repositories (universe in this case), is there any other place?03:56
Sp4rKyas the * policy03:56
Sp4rKyizzy_: on your personnal repo i guess :)03:56
izzy_Sp4rKy: I fully understand that - I don't blame you for the rules or want to discuss them, I accept them.03:56
Sp4rKyexcept if your package is already matching the policy03:56
dokoSp4rKy: do you know how to request syncs with debian=03:57
doko?03:57
Sp4rKydoko: a bit yes, why ?03:57
dokoSp4rKy: please file a bug report03:57
Sp4rKyyes03:57
Sp4rKyi wouldjust be sure you're agree with it :)03:58
izzy_Good question - it is GPL, and the package installs fine on Feisty (dependencies are resolved).03:58
izzy_It was built in a fakeroot environment, so it should be (technically) fine.03:59
Sp4rKyi guess it is not ^^04:00
norsettopersia: ok, done, you may want to have another look at it? Also, any news about rt2500 and bug 123742? :-D04:00
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123742 in gbindadmin "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Undecided,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12374204:00
Sp4rKyizzy_: where can we check it ?04:00
persianorsetto: It still doesn't build :(04:00
izzy_If it causes too much trouble, I resign - I just thought others could benefit from what I made...04:00
norsettopersia::'(04:00
izzy_Sp4rKy: http://www.qumran.org/ftp/local/linux/misc/png2ico_2.12.8-1ubuntu2_i386.deb04:00
ScottKizzy_: It takes a little working with the process, but you can get your package into Ubuntu.04:00
persianorsetto: Rather, rt2500 doesn't.  I haven't looked at gbindadmin (and my browser is having a bad day).  If nobody else gets it, I'll probably have a look in 10-12 hours.04:01
ScottKizzy_: Here we work with source packages, not binaries.04:01
Sp4rKyizzy_: source package04:01
izzy_Grmpf...04:01
ScottKizzy_: Upload your package to REVU (see the link I had the bot send you earlier) so we can review your package and see if it's good for upload.04:01
persianorsetto: Remember to set status "Confirmed" and unassign yourself when submitting the candidates to the sponsors queue - they'll probably get grabbed faster that way.04:01
norsettopersia: yes .. thanks, I understood it was rt2500. Thanks for all your help!04:02
norsettopersia: thanks also for reminding me that, I tried to remember and wasn'tsure about that anymore ... gotta keep it written somewhere04:02
izzy_ScottK: The Makefile had no "install" target, so I made it manually. Which means there is no conforming source package, I'm afraid...04:03
izzy_And I'm not so deep into that stuff to create it.04:03
persianorsetto: it's on the MOTU/Contributing and the UniverseSponsorsQueue pages on the wiki also, in case you forget.04:04
ScottKAh.  Well that makes it tough as source is all we can deal with here.04:04
norsettopersia: done, thanks again for helping04:04
ScottKizzy_: It shouldn't be so hard to make a proper source package from what you have.04:04
norsettopersia: bookmarked :-)04:04
dholbachwould somebody check out http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5851 and give it a second OK?04:05
izzy_I understand. To go into details would be beyond my target :)04:05
izzy_But if you say "not to hard" - does it mean "easy"?04:05
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norsettowould somebody check out http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5851 and give it a second OK or be flagged to death?04:09
rexbronhey quick question, if a package was accepted into universe last release and I need to update it, does it need to go through the revu process as per last time?04:09
norsettothanks Daniel, really appreciate it mate04:10
rexbronor can a MOTU just upload the updated package>04:10
persiarexbron: For a revision to the same upstream, no.  For a new upstream, yes (but you only need one advocate).04:10
rexbronpersia: ty04:10
persiarexbron: Be sure to mention it's an update in a comment.04:10
rexbronpersia: It already has history, but I will do that.04:11
persiarexbron: It's more a reminder to the advocate that they have to upload - otherwise someone might wait for the second advocate.04:12
rexbronto any MOTU, when you get a second could you look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5496? It is an upstream updatde :)04:14
norsettodholbach: Daniel, anything else you had in mind after that?04:14
jeromegpersia : patch for bug 123708 should be ok now, would be great if you could upload it04:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123708 in gdhcpd "gnome menu entry incorrect" [Low,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12370804:14
dholbachnorsetto: in mind regarding what?04:15
norsettonorsetto hugs jeromeg04:15
persiajeromeg: I'll take a look when I can, but if it's in queue, someone else might get it first :)04:15
jeromegpersia : ok thank you04:15
norsettodholbach: like, packaging?04:15
dholbachnorsetto: ah - do you have anything you'd like to work on?04:16
dholbachnorsetto: anything from the bug lists on  http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Bugs ?04:16
dholbachnorsetto: there should be a couple of upgrade and needs-packaging bugs that you might be interested in04:16
norsettodholbach: OK, let me give a look, do you have any preference yourself?04:16
dholbachno, not at all04:17
dholbachin fact I prefer if you find something you are interested in yourself04:17
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izzy_Does anybody know whether there will be a fix for the powernow_k8 "CPUID not supported" problem with Feisty soon?04:19
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izzy_On Launchpad there was a note about a patch being available for upstream already.04:20
norsettodholbach: Thinking about it, these will not require an upload to REVU. I just did a couple today but didn't ask you since you are not in u-u-s, would it be ok for you to do these too!?04:23
dholbachnorsetto: sure, if nobody gets around to do them quickly, drop me a mail and I'll see what I can do04:24
norsettodholbach: okki dooki, will do.04:25
dholbachrock and roll04:26
norsettodholbach: neah, heavy metal all the way04:26
dholbachhehe04:26
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bmmAny MOTU: ccbuild is looking for comments or it's first advocate after changing to a new source release. Please see http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=585004:36
persiabmm: Is this just a new upstream version?  If so, you only need one advocate.04:38
bmmpersia: It's a new upstream version, but it changes the copyright because of problems with the MD5 RSA algorithm. It now depends on libgcrypt04:39
bmmSo it' practically a new package as far as building and checking etc.04:39
persiabmm: Ah.  In that case, two is probably safe :)04:39
bmmpersia: no problem, should be able to reach that without to much time ;-)04:40
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bmmScottK: the dpatches have been removed, the copyright edited.. I probably made some mistake somewhere04:43
bmmOh, just thought of my first mistake! I left in the dpatch rules in the rules files!....04:44
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rexbronAny MOTU, Got time to revu a new upstream version upload? Have a look at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5496. Thanks!04:45
bmmpersia: There is still a problem with the rules, I left the dpatch stuff in there, sorry...04:46
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persiabmm: No worries: just reupload (and I won't look for at least 8 hours, so you might get it advocated and uploaded before I have a chance anyway)04:47
bmmpersia: ah, great. Thanks!04:48
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dholbachorion2012: I added another comment to your gonf-cleaner package04:55
dholbachorion2012: good work04:55
ScottKFor anyone interested (like maybe dholbach), updated clamav packages (source and i386 binary) can be found at http://www.kitterman.com/clamav/ for testing.04:56
dholbachrock and roll04:56
dholbachthanks a lot scott04:56
persiaScottK: Cool.  Is there a plan yet for the rdepends rebuilds?  Will PPA help?04:56
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ScottKpersia: If I could figure out how to use PPA, I'd be glad to put it there.04:57
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ScottKpersia: For rdpends, I'm going to do klamav, clamtk, and clamsmpt.  Still looking for volunteers for others.04:57
ScottKerr clamsmpt/clamsmtp04:57
persiaScottK: Assign me some nobody uses: I don't use them, but I'm happy to build stuff (or track a few failures).04:58
ScottKOK.  The tricky part I think will be testing more than building.  Maybe you use sylpheed-claws and could check out sylpheed-claws-clamav and sylpheed-claws-clamav-gtk2?04:59
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persiaScottK: Um.  Actually I don't use anything even related to clamav - I just think it's a problem that we can't easily support stable users.05:00
ScottKOK.05:01
ScottKpersia: Let me get a little more organized and then get back to you.05:01
persiaScottK: Great.  Thanks.05:01
bmmAny MOTU: ccbuild's newest upload is now at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=585605:05
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Cybermattyes i did a package that only caused one error in lintian05:48
bluekujaCybermatt, huh?05:49
Toadstoolg'morning!05:50
bluekujagood morning Toadstool 05:50
bluekuja:)05:50
pygimorning :P05:50
Toadstoolhi bluekuja and pygi 05:50
bluekujaoh pygi 05:51
bluekuja:)05:51
Cybermattmy first package caused lintian to go nuts05:51
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Cybermattsame story with fith05:52
pygibluekuja, what? :P05:52
Cybermattand tenth05:52
bluekujapygi, :D05:52
bluekujaCybermatt, what are you talking about?05:52
bluekujawhich package?05:52
bluekujais on REVU?05:52
bluekujaif yes, post the link05:52
Cybermattnpt yet05:52
Cybermattfirst fix error05:53
Cybermattthen wait for prosesser05:53
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Cybermattto compile 800mhz kills05:54
ScottKAdri2000 or Lutin: You ought to look at the comment for acpid in Main on DaD.  You've been link farmed.  Ought to think about how to stop that from happening.05:55
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bashelierScottK: removed, thanks, the comment function is written in php so it won't be hard to add a blacklist or something05:56
Cybermattthis package dosbox-0.7005:57
Cybermattfixing the missing dot in my email05:57
ScottKbashelier: Yes, I could have removed it myself, but wanted one of you developers to see it.06:00
ScottKbashelier: You might also add a maximum comment size.06:00
pygibashelier, poke?06:00
pygibashelier, if I'm not mistaken you did last wine upload. Would you be angry if I updated it? :)06:00
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bashelierScottK: yes, but it also must be removed from a file on server ;) I'm going to add maximum size and blacklisted words fonctionalities this evening, thanks06:07
bashelierpygi: yes, a lot, because I'm working on it and I have a sponsor for that ;)06:07
pygibashelier, ah, ok then06:07
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dholbachBixente: good work on gfreqlet06:08
dholbachBixente: I commented on it06:08
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Bixentedholbach: thanks06:11
dholbachanytime06:12
dholbachit was part of the http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TODO Weekly tasks :-)06:12
ScottKgeser: Why did you upload an svn snapshot of ruledispatch?06:16
geserthe last one didn't work with turbogears 1.0.2.2 and python 2.506:19
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ScottKgeser: OK.  It might've been nice to mention that in the changelog.  I'm going through the Debian Python Modules Team packages and seeing if there are ones we can sync if I update them in Debian and I was left wondering why.06:23
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ScottKgeser: I'm also curious about your python-tclink upload.  In Debian they explicitly decided not to build it for Python 2.5 due to test failures.  Do those tests pass in Ubuntu?06:25
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geserScottK: I have to check, I don't remember06:38
ScottKgeser: Thanks.06:40
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geserScottK: does it have a test suite?06:42
geserScottK: the problem with python-tclink was that it depended on python < 2.5 and gutsy has python 2.506:44
ScottKRight, but the previous debian/changelog entry says "limiting to 2.4 for now, as the test/example fails for unknown reasons in 2.5"06:47
geserI didn't check the last upload06:48
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geseris test/examples run during build?06:48
ScottKgeser: I doubt it.06:48
ScottKI've just looked at the changelog myself.06:49
ScottKWould you run it and see if it works on Ubuntu?06:49
geserwill do06:49
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geserScottK: it generates an error06:54
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ScottKgeser: Can you fix it?06:57
geserwill look later, I'm in a meeting now06:58
ScottKOK06:59
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ScottKgeser: Bug #123817 filed for your convenience.07:14
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123817 in python-tclink "Tests in test/examples fail with Python 2.5" [Medium,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12381707:14
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lousygaru1a quick c++ question - is std::string unicode?07:26
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mok0lousygaru1: I don't think so07:27
mok0lousygaru1: ... but it may handle an 8 bit character set07:28
ScottKmok0: Hear anything back from your upstreams?07:28
mok0No not yet. 07:29
mok0I mailed the kssh guy too07:29
mok0... but his last edits are from 200207:29
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ScottKSounds like you are likely repacking kssh then.07:33
mok0ScottK: kssh is still on kde.org. Perhaps they have a new maintainer there? 07:34
mok0ScottK: In a perfect world, the konsole crew would merge it in07:35
ScottKmok0: Get it in as a separate package for Gutsy and then work with the Kubuntu devs for that in Gutsy +107:36
mok0ScottK: Yes, I think that is a good plan07:37
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mok0ScottK: It's a hurdle to get it accepted, but I guess it's part of a learning process :-)07:38
ScottKmok0: Exactly.  My prediction is that if you stick with this, you will easliy be MOTU for gutsy +107:39
mok0ScottK: ... perhaps it makes life a bit easier, but you still need 2 advocates on REVU, right?07:40
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mok0ScottK: That07:41
ScottKmok0: Not if you are a MOTU.  Then it's recommended you get one, but it's not strictly speaking required.  Also, for upstream updates and merges from Debian you can just upload them.07:41
ScottKMuch easier (I speak from experience since I just recently became a MOTU myself).07:41
mok0ScottK: OK! Well I will work hard :-)07:41
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mok0ScottK: But REVU is a real bottleneck. There is a lot of waiting time, after doing your fixes it can still take a while before you get feedback07:42
ScottKYes, but once you are known for doing good packages, it takes less time.07:43
ScottKAlso things have been slower than usual recently.07:43
mok0OK07:43
ScottKPersonally, I've been caught up in some other things and haven't had much time for it in the last few weeks.07:43
mok0Is there some downstream (?) work going on? Gutsy testing or ...07:44
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ScottKAnd our most prolific reviewer for Feisty hardly shows up at all now because he's swamped with work for the next several months...07:44
mok0ScottK: who is that?07:45
ScottKmok0: I've been spending a lot of my Ubuntu time recently on bug fixes, merges from Debian, and working in Debian to get Ubuntu stuff into Debian.07:45
ScottKbddebian.  You may not have even seen him.07:45
mok0ScottK: I've seen his name on REVU07:45
ScottKHe used to be able to hit every new upload usually within 24 hours.07:46
mok0ScottK: Is he a Canonical employee?07:46
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ScottKmok0: No, just a dedicated volunteer.07:46
mok0ScottK: Wow.07:46
ScottKNo one you see being really active in Universe works for Canonical.  We're all volunteers just like you.07:47
tsmitheScottK, dholbach? i thought he was an employee07:47
mok0ScottK: So Universe is entirely communtiy driven?07:47
ScottKmok0: Almost, yes.07:48
ScottKtsmithe: I don't think so, but I could be wrong.07:48
mok0... but when MOTUs upload packages, they are reviewed by Canonical guys, right?07:48
Kmosmok0: no07:48
mok0Ah so it07:48
vijay2000Hi all , I am doing an upgrade of pam-pgsql07:48
mok0s for main only07:49
ScottKmok0: The other thing I've been working is getting S/MIME and GPG working out of the box for Kmail for Gutsy.07:49
mok0ScottK: Cool07:49
ScottKmok0: NEW packages, yes.  All the archive admins are Canoncial employees.07:49
ScottKupdates to packages, no.07:49
vijay2000i have the pam-pgsql_0.5.2.orig.tar.gz,pam-pgsql_0.5.2-9ubuntu1.diff.gz ,pam-pgsql_0.5.2-9ubuntu1.dsc                                   07:49
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vijay2000now can anybody tell me how to get a debian folder from these files 07:50
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tsmitheScottK, his wikipage is CategoryCanonicalEmployee07:50
ScottKtsmithe: OK.  Then he's the exception.  Thanks.07:50
geservijay2000: dpkg-source -x pam-pgsql_0.5.2-9ubuntu1.dsc 07:50
ScottKmok0: Revised: Except for dholbach, no one you see here regularly works for Canonical.07:50
tsmitheScottK, hehe yep. but to most intents and purposes, it is a community-driven affair07:51
mok0ScottK: Got it.07:51
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ScottKmok0: The other thing you might want to do if you are interested in Kubuntu is show up in #kubuntu-devel, it's a lot more relaxed than #ubuntu-devel.07:52
mok0I don't know too much about KDE programming, but I need to learn since I have a programming project on my agenda where I will need it07:53
mok0I haven't dared to show up in #ubuntu-devel ;-)07:54
vijay2000geser: thanks geser 07:54
ScottKGotta run.  Be back later.07:56
mok0ScottK: See you07:56
ScottKmok0: Me neither.  All the KDE stuff I've done is packaging related.07:56
mok0Everybody here uses KDE, so I'm interested in helping out07:57
mok0Does anybody here know a good autoconf macro to check for libcurses?08:02
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axxoi'm so bore08:10
axxod08:10
jussi01axxo: go fix bug 108:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 1 in jl "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/108:18
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axxojussi01: if i knew where to start08:19
jussi01lol08:19
axxoi have like 14 hours a day free, but no real interests, it's silly :p08:21
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RainCThow can I enable bug buddy? I think I've it disabled somewhere, don't ask me why :/09:00
moquistI'm packaging a perl script with its own .pm library. This is a configuration helper script that should probably only be executed once, so it doesn't seem to belong in the usual $PATH - off in /usr/share/ or something might be fine. Any advice on where to put the script and its associated .pm file?09:02
moquistthere are a couple .pm files, actually. maybe 3.09:03
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moquistjust 2 .pm files, but also a subdirectory of config-file templates09:03
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moquistit seems like sticking the whole lot off in /usr/share/<projdir> would probably be best, and then the administrator can execute /usr/share/<projdir>/scriptthing to set everything up.09:04
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ScottKleonel: Did you see I posted the clamav package for Dapper for people to use in testing?10:13
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leonelScottK:  GREAT !    let'me  get back to earth  :)  and  start  with  that   as I've told you  last week  this days have been  really busy  but  I'm really interested in clamav backports  and take that way to see if there can be done for other  packages ..10:18
ScottKThey (source and i386 binary) can be found at http://www.kitterman.com/clamav/ for testing.10:19
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tsmitheyay my first sync request10:27
tsmithebug 12384910:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123849 in Ubuntu "Please sync ubuntustudio-screensaver from the Ubuntu Studio repository" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12384910:27
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badzilHi, somebody there ? Could someone experimented have a look on bug n123748 ? I left a comment on it but couldn't take the decision od marking it invalid. Thx.10:48
jussi01bug 12374810:49
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123748 in j2se1.4-i586 "java doc not at sun website " [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12374810:49
jussi01looks invalid to me, just because their search sucks, doesnt mean its a bug10:54
badzilokay. Sounds good to me. Thanks !10:55
badzilMy first bug triaged ! Youpi !10:57
ScottKIt's certainly NOT an Ubuntu bug is something isn't on the SUN website.10:58
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badziland it is on Sun website.10:59
norsettoAny kind soul wants to review http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5851 ?11:00
norsettoAlso unkind souls would do ......11:01
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_MMA_Anyone know who mods the -devel list?11:04
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norsettoCome on Steve, give it a go: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=585111:06
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norsettoAndrew? Please? Pretty Please? Pretty Pretty Please?11:08
xxxxx1bye all!11:08
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gnomefreakanyone hav ea hint on how to get cvs working from chroot?11:28
gnomefreaks/hav ea/have a11:28
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blueyedgnomefreak: have you tried makejail?11:33
gnomefreakno 11:33
blueyedIt's a nice package, which allows to put all necessary libs into the chroot.11:33
gnomefreakhmm11:34
blueyedI'm using it for my webserver chroot and it works well. But otoh it's quited patched already and the author did not respond to my emails two times now.11:34
blueyedIt's worth a try though.11:34
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blueyedBut if you only want to make cvs working, it may be overkill and you could make it work just by using ldd/strace.11:35
=== gnomefreak though cvs would work in chroot but it doesnt seem to
blueyedThen try ldd and make sure all libs are present in the chroot.11:35
blueyedWhat has this to do with motu though? :o)11:36
gnomefreakblueyed: building packages in chroot11:36
gnomefreakcant use cvs to grab source11:36
blueyedah. Have you considered using pbuilder then?11:37
gnomefreaki never felt comfortable with pbuilder11:38
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ajmitchmorning11:41
ajmitchgnomefreak: checked /etc/resolv.conf in the chroot?11:41
gnomefreakchecking11:42
ScottKGood morning ajmitch11:43
jussi01morning ajmitch11:43
blueyedmorning all :)11:44
gnomefreakajmitch: its the same as in my non chroot system11:44
ajmitchok11:44
ajmitchcan you give any more details than doesn't work?11:44
gnomefreakother than network manager comment11:44
gnomefreakcvs checkout11:44
blueyedwhat's the error?11:44
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gnomefreakgetting it11:45
cbx33hey all11:45
blueyedand couldn't you do this from outside the chroot?11:45
cbx33anyone here have anything to do with the motu-tools?11:45
gnomefreakcvs [checkout aborted] : cannot get working directory: No such file or directory11:45
gnomefreakblueyed: it works fine outside a chroot11:45
blueyedand the package building process requires you to run this in the chroot?11:46
ajmitchand what is your current directory?11:46
gnomefreak(Feisty)gnomefreak@GutsyGibbon:~/feisty_builds/firefox-trunk/trunk11:46
cbx33hey ajmitch 11:47
ajmitchhey cbx33 11:47
gnomefreakdebian being inside trunk11:47
ajmitchall that is within the chroot?11:47
ajmitchor how are you running cvs?11:47
gnomefreakits run from rules file give me a sec11:48
gnomefreakMOZ_CVS_ROOT := :pserver:anonymous@cvs-mirror.mozilla.org:/cvsroot11:48
gnomefreakhmmmmmm11:49
=== ajmitch can easily enter a chroot & then run cvs co
ajmitchas much as it hurts11:49
blueyedouch. cvs sucks.11:50
=== gnomefreak wonders what package i could be missing than
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blueyedWho wants to move/upload duplicity from -proposed to -updates? See bug 88617.11:52
ubotuLaunchpad bug 88617 in duplicity "incremental backup does not work" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8861711:52
geserScottK: got tclink working with python2.511:56
ScottKgeser: Great.11:56
geserI replace an int with ssize_t11:56
ScottKgeser: Give me the patch and I'll get it in Debian and then we can just sync it.11:56
geserthe problem was: py_tclink.c:46: warning: passing argument 2 of PyDict_Next from incompatible pointer type11:57
geserin python2.4 it was an int, in python2.5 an Py_ssize_t11:58
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geserScottK: do you know which is the correct check for python 2.5 in C?12:01
ScottKgeser: Not off the top of my head, no.12:02
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Toadstoolgeser: PY_VERSION_HEX and friends from /usr/include/python2.4/patchlevel.h (which is included by Python.h)12:07
Toadstools/4/5/12:07
geserfound it already myself12:07
geserhope I got 2.5.0 translated to 0x020500F0 right12:07
Toadstoolgeser: yeah, should be 0x020500F012:11

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