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ScottKQ-FUNK: It's unrelated.  When you feel you are ready for MOTU, apply.12:25
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Q-FUNKI am.  Have been since oh... about 2 years now.  I'm just wondering if the work I'm doing on my packages at Debian (plus responding to bugs and merging patches at Ubuntu) is sufficient.12:28
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Q-FUNKI already was on the community agenda about 2 years ago,  when application was very informal.12:28
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ScottKQ-FUNK: I'd ask the people who've sponsored your work.  I know Debian work was scored for nixternal and myself when we applied.12:40
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Q-FUNKScottK: some of my sponsors are ubuntu core-dev.  that could work.12:41
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TheMuso./c12:59
TheMusough12:59
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ScottKQ-FUNK: Sure.  Just ask around among your sponsors, put together your application e-mail and cc them (make sure your wiki page is up to date too).01:17
Q-FUNKsounds good.01:26
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ryanakcaHow do I enable universe in pbuilder?01:32
ryanakca(everything on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto is for creating a new pbuilder... not adding a repo)01:34
Fujitsuryanakca: You need to modify pbuilderrc, and run pbuilder update with --override-config or similar.01:36
FujitsuI haven't used pbuilder in ages.01:36
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ryanakcaFujitsu: what do you use? plain old chroot?01:37
Fujitsuryanakca: sbuild+schroot01:37
=== ryanakca is trying to build python-deb822 for dapper :)
ryanakcaah01:37
=== TheMuso couldn't go back to pbuilder after several weeks of using sbuild.
=== ryanakca googles sbuild
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TheMusoapt-cache show sbuild01:39
FujitsuIt's non-trivial to setup, but much nicer.01:39
TheMusoryanakca: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SbuildLVMHowto01:39
TheMusoFujitsu: Aint that the truth./01:39
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StevenKTheMuso: I can, easily.01:40
FujitsuDoes that wiki page work nowadays?01:40
TheMusoStevenK: Enlighten me.01:40
ryanakcahmmm... LVM... that means reformatting, doesn't it?01:40
ryanakcawell, repartitioning?01:41
TheMusoryanakca: Not if you have a partition you can do away with, or non-partitioned space.01:41
StevenKryanakca: Not really. If you have a spare partition, mark it as type 8e.01:41
minghuaFujitsu, TheMuso: Must I use LVM snapshot with sbuild?01:41
FujitsuYou don't have to, but it's cleaner to do so01:41
TheMusominghua: No, but it makes things easier.01:41
ryanakcaI partitioned all my space into /home or /01:41
=== Fujitsu never uses anything but LVM these days.
FujitsuYou never know when you'll need it.01:42
minghuaHmm, maybe another day, then.01:42
ryanakcaor wait a second... I'm never going to use that 15GB I left for the windows that came on my comp... hmmm01:42
=== minghua doesn't have a large enough harddrive on this laptop to play with LVM snapshots.
TheMusoFujitsu: Do you use ext3 on LVM?01:42
FujitsuTheMuso: Normally yes.01:42
=== ryanakca would switch the 200GB HD in his webserver with a cheap 40GB one, but... I don't really feel like risking messing up my server
=== ryanakca spent a couple days getting it setup 'just right'...
Fujitsuryanakca: That's trivial if you use LVM.01:43
minghuaFujitsu: Even /boot is on LVM?01:43
FujitsuAh, no.01:43
FujitsuI don't think GRUB likes that much.01:43
minghuaI don't think that's even possible with GRUB.01:43
FujitsuNeither.01:44
TheMusoGrub is good, yet has so far to go.01:44
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ryanakcahmmm...01:44
minghuaWell, GRUB2 is there.01:44
=== minghua never used it though.
NafalloFujitsu: what about my rabbit? :-)01:45
TheMusoBut Ubuntu doesn't use it for a reason obviously01:45
ryanakcaFujitsu: there's also the matter that my LAMP + mail server is also my pbuilder server01:45
Q-FUNKgrub2 is getting there. rumor has that lenny might use it by default on triarch-1.01:45
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StevenKTheMuso: Okay, so pbuilder is a little slow, since it unpacks a base tarball, but you can't log into a sbuild schroot when a build fails. I also find that sbuild fails to make a new snapshot, but if you try it again, it works fine.01:46
Q-FUNKStevenK: cowdancer and cowbuilder.01:46
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StevenKcowdancer can't deal with some file modes, due to the LD_PRELOAD hack it uses.01:47
Q-FUNKoh?01:47
minghuaQ-FUNK: What is triarch-1?01:47
FujitsuStevenK: I'm sure you can convince sbuild to not destroy the snapshots if the build fails.01:47
TheMusoStevenK: Ok. If a build fails with sbuild, you have a log without having to make the effort to get one. Secondly, if you set up a shared aptcache, like what I have done with my sbuild setups, you can easy chroot in, unpack source package, build-dep install deps, and attempt to build by hand if you need to.01:47
StevenKTheMuso: Oh yes, and if your build starts a daemon like dbusd, sbuild won't umount and deactivate the sanpshots.01:47
persiaStevenK: --purge=successful might be what you want01:48
StevenKQ-FUNK: Read the docs for cowbuilder.01:48
FujitsuThat was fixed a couple of months ago, StevenK.01:48
TheMusoStevenK: There is a patch for the mount script to ensure everything gets killed to unmount the snapshot.01:48
ryanakcahmm... any body know of a python-deb822 package on dapper?01:48
Q-FUNKminghua: debian has two netinstall cd that can be used to cover 3 arch.  cd#1 can do amd64,i386,powerpc.  cd#2 alpha,ia64,hppa.01:48
StevenKFujitsu: Fixed in sbuild?01:49
Nafallo"After this finishes, you must re-log-in!" <-- why will I need that? *reading the SbuildLVMHowto*01:49
FujitsuStevenK: Or schroot, I forget.01:49
FujitsuIt's in the Ubuntu package, anyway.01:49
TheMusoStevenK: Its a schroot fix actually.01:49
minghuaQ-FUNK: I see, thanks.  That is known to me as "the useful multiarch CD" :-)01:49
StevenKIn Feisty?01:49
FujitsuAh, no.01:49
FujitsuThat's prehistoric.01:49
TheMusoDon't think so. I had to manually patch mine.01:49
persiaNafallo: It sets your config variables correctly.  With a GUI, you only need to start a new shell.01:49
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Nafallopersia: what's wrong with sourceing the file?01:50
TheMusoStevenK: afaik the patch is linked to from the URL I gave above.01:50
persiaNafallo: That might work as well.01:50
Nafallothought so01:51
ryanakcabackporting python-deb822 should be as simple as passing it threw a dapper pbuilder?01:51
TheMusoryanakca: I'd say dependencies will have to be adjusted.01:52
persiaryanakca: There's been heaps of changes to python policy: you might need to also change the install model.01:52
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ryanakcamight just be easier to rewrite the script without it :)01:53
StevenKHah, the Feisty version doesn't have the patch.01:56
persiaStevenK: You can get the patch from http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=39131901:57
ubotuDebian bug 391319 in schroot "schroot: leftover processes cause umount to fail" [Normal,Fixed]  01:57
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StevenKpersia: Yeah, I'm reading through it now.01:59
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ScottKlionel: Are you in need of more help in processing the backports queue?02:04
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persiaRegarding REVU procedure: should one send an upload notification email when reuploading something that has been corrected based on comments from the archive-admins?03:34
ryanakcaare there any debian-devels willing to check http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5961 ? aoeui was rejected on the first round because the copyright file said GPLv2 or later instead of GLPv2 _only_.03:40
persiaryanakca: Why limit to debian-devels?  Also, if you've adjusted debian/copyright to match COPYING, you should be safe.03:41
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ryanakcapersia: well, anybody else, but a debian devel needs to reupload it, and then I'll have it synced to Ubuntu03:42
persiaryanakca: Ah.  You might want to force GPL2 in your common-licenses link then :)03:45
ryanakca?03:45
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persiaryanakca: http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/aoeui-0707102130/aoeui-1.0.3/debian/copyright shows 1) "or any later version", and 2) points to the GPL symlink, rather than the GPL2 license.03:46
ryanakcapersia: Yes. I missed something crucial as well03:47
ryanakcapersia: reuploaded, just a second... I won't say anything more about the copyright file if you've missed it.03:49
persiaryanakca: I'm not an expert, so if you know of something else, please fix that as well.03:49
ryanakcapersia: look who it's copyright to :)03:50
ryanakcaand where it was downloaded from, and the upstream author :)03:50
persiaryanakca: Yes, and when, and all the additional licenses :)03:50
ryanakcaI had originally packaged 1.0alpha5, and then upstream released 1.0.3, so I thought about multiple binaries since it now included aoeui and asdfg, but, I had forgotten to copy over the old debian/ when I decided to stick to single binary03:51
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ryanakcahmm.. could a debian devel now look at (and hopefully reupload) http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5962 ?03:55
persiaryanakca: Separately, you might get better coverage from debian mentors: there are a number of DDs here, but not as many as there are there.03:56
ryanakcapersia: hmm... on OFTC?03:57
persiaryanakca: Probably: that seems to be the preferred Debian network (although I'm not familiar with Debian mentors processes).03:58
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=== ajmitch wonders if he should file a sync request now, or wait for it to get out of debian incoming
=== ScottK would guess the archive admins are sleeping now anyway, so no need to wait.
ajmitchincoming should process in < 24 h anyway05:33
ajmitchmonotone is currently uninstallable, and I need it05:33
ScottKajmitch: You need food.  Do you really need monotone ;-)05:35
ajmitchyes!05:35
ajmitchand grabbing that source at 15K/sec is painful05:35
ajmitchdown to 14K now05:35
StevenK14K from where?05:36
=== ScottK is still trying to figure out why his upload showed up on his Debian package overview as incoming and then disappeared, but showed up fine on the package page and at f.d.o.
ScottKOuch.05:36
=== StevenK plots and schemes to replace a Debian server at work with Ubuntu.
TheMusoStevenK: Heh do it!05:37
ScottKHere's a related question....05:37
ajmitchScottK: because there's a magic window in which packages disappear 05:37
ScottKAnd then come back?05:37
ajmitchyes05:37
ScottKCool.  Thanks.05:37
ajmitchthere seems to be some mirroring delay at times05:38
ScottKHmmmm05:38
ajmitchor if it's on the mirrors, but not packages.qa.d.o, then maybe that's just not updating properly05:38
StevenKTheMuso: The machine in question is very heavily used. I'm testing a Dapper install to see if it's doable.05:38
TheMusoStevenK: Ah ok.05:38
ScottKI have an old Xandros 3 box (based on Debian Sarge).  I'm wondering what would happen if I changed sources.list to Ubuntu and apt-get installed kubuntu-desktop?05:38
ajmitchStevenK: why do you want to convert it?05:39
ajmitchScottK: pain & suffering05:39
ScottKCool.  I like pain and suffering.  I'll trick one of my kids into doing it.  It's their computer.05:39
ajmitchScottK: you'll need to pick through & resolve some conflicts & dependency breakage manually05:39
ajmitchI did it for sid->hoary05:39
ScottKRight.  If that's all, I should be able to manage it.05:40
StevenKajmitch: The Debian install is held together with sticky tape and sheer force of will. It also has software installed that is not packaged and parts of the configuration are ... interesting.05:40
ScottKIt'd be more fun to trick on of the kids into suffering through it though.05:40
ajmitchStevenK: ah, one of them05:40
StevenKajmitch: Yes, exactly. So me and the other sysadmin here want it to go away.05:40
ScottKStevenK needs to have a "Hard drive failure".05:41
=== ScottK also reads BOFH regularly.
ajmitchrubber mallet time?05:41
StevenKHeh, I don't think it will come to that.05:41
ScottKDepends on how sharp the people who might care are.05:42
=== StevenK is just testing package installation/configuration on a virtual Dapper installation.
ajmitchthe people who may care can probably find these irc logs on google :)05:42
StevenKAnd then to see if the bare metal can cope with the Ubuntu kernel.05:42
ScottKThat's a good point.05:43
ScottKAbout Googel.05:43
ScottKerr. Google.05:43
ScottKTyping and Scotch don't mix.05:43
ScottKI'm sure this StevenK isn't the one they are looking for.05:43
ajmitchbut at least the scotch tastes good, I hope05:43
ScottKIt does.05:44
ScottKIt's a blend, but not bad.  One can't have everything.05:44
StevenKScottK: Re: bug 57951, I agree05:45
ubotuLaunchpad bug 57951 in xchat "[SRU]  xchat crashes frequently on quit" [Medium,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/5795105:45
ScottKStevenK: Thanks.05:45
StevenKScottK: Backport a fix to -backports, sure. SRU? Nope, I don't think so.05:45
ScottKI disposed of most of the non-emacs part of the UUS queue without uploading anything.05:46
ScottKStevenK: Yep.05:46
StevenKHeh, yay.05:46
ScottKGot one all the way from a debdiff to invalid.05:46
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=== ScottK ponders fixing a security issue in libnet-dns-perl.
StevenKHeh. Oops.05:48
StevenKApache 2 doesn't like it if you don't have any sites in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled...05:48
StevenK(Server in question will be moving from a 2.4 kernel, postgres 7.4, and apache 1 to 2.6, postgres 8.1 and apache 2, hence all the testing)05:50
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ScottKSeems reasonable.05:51
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ScottKStevenK: Care to offer an opinion on the fix proposed here:05:51
ScottKhttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.qpsmtpd/2006/12/msg5882.html05:51
FujitsuStevenK: That sounds like a nasty migration. Any evil proprietary stuff that isn't likely to work?05:51
StevenKFujitsu: Nope, it's all open source. :-)05:52
persiaDoes anyone have a good reason to keepo 57951 in queue?  Single digits would be nice :)05:52
FujitsuAh, good. One of our clients uses a proprietary timesheeting package, which didn't like me upgrading PostgreSQL at all.05:52
StevenKScottK: That seems fairly ugly.05:52
ScottKStevenK: That was sort of my response.  Before I do anything I'm going to download 0.60 and see what the official fix was.05:53
StevenKFujitsu: We've had to write a Perl script that munges a database dump so PostgreSQL 8.1 likes it.05:53
FujitsuOuch.05:53
ajmitchevil05:53
StevenKFujitsu: And the database dump is ~ 6Gb05:53
Fujitsu(this server is Gentoo, so upgrades are most painful)05:53
FujitsuHahah, big.05:53
StevenKEwww, Gentoo on a server.05:54
ajmitchbiggest dumps I have to deal with here are 3-400MB05:54
FujitsuHave any of you dealt with a Gentoo server that hasn't been upgraded in 2 years?05:54
StevenKDoes it have speed stripes and a wing? :-P05:54
ajmitchthough we have a number of databases to deal with, so the total could be several GB05:54
ajmitchStevenK: you forgot the neon glow05:54
ScottKSounds like billable hours, says the consultant...05:54
StevenKHeh, yes.05:54
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FujitsuIt's being replaced soon, so will hopefully be Etchified.05:55
StevenKFujitsu: Not Dapper?05:55
ajmitchis archive.ubuntu.com horribly slow for others today?05:55
StevenKOh come on, tar. Move it!05:55
FujitsuStevenK: Possibly. I'm yet to decide.05:55
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=== ajmitch runs etch on everything here
persiaajmitch: I see about 300K/s from a.u.c.  Perhaps it's local?05:56
ajmitchpersia: you mean the piece of string from NZ to the world? quite likely05:56
=== Fujitsu can see them sending data over wet string.
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=== persia thinks someone should either pull more fiber to NZ, fix the stupid routing tables regarding traffic through AU, or just move the islands.
=== Fujitsu thinks AU/NZ should just vanish.
ajmitchpersia: southern cross cable is getting an upgrade to ~1.2Tbps, I heard05:59
FujitsuI can't see us getting any significant bandwidth in the foreseeable future.05:59
FujitsuAnd latency is high.05:59
ajmitchsomeone should increase the speed of light05:59
FujitsuDefinitely.05:59
persiaajmitch: That doesn't help me much, but should be better for you.06:00
persiaFujitsu: Nah - just need more cables to singapore - there's decent bandwidth up north.06:00
ajmitchmore cables, and lower prices per GB on them06:01
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persiaajmitch: That, or inflation.  Abundances usually adjust pricing (e.g. cross-Asia routing price changes with FLAG introduction)06:02
ajmitchdepends if there's a monopoly on the infrastructure06:03
ajmitchlike telstra & telecom06:03
persiaajmitch: Oh.  Right.  I like to avoid thinking about them :)06:03
FujitsuI really don't see how it makes any kind of sense to have the company that holds a monopoly over pretty much all infrastructure also being a consumer ISP, and being privatised.06:05
ScottKThe key question is makes sense for who.06:05
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StevenKFujitsu: Being? Is.06:08
FujitsuIt's not fully privatised yet, is it?06:08
StevenKSure it is. T3 was the last chunk06:08
FujitsuAh. Fantastic.06:08
persiaFujitsu: Depends on the rent that can be collected by the polity.  If the license fee for the monopoly is sufficient, it may make sense to policymakers.06:09
StevenKWhy do you think iiNet and co have raised prices all of a sudden?06:09
FujitsuStevenK: I don't monitor ISP prices much... We're stuck on Optus for the foreseeable future, so there's no point.06:09
StevenKI've said it before, and I'll say it again. Privatising Telstra is a good move, but *only* if the infrastructure isn't there's.06:09
FujitsuRight, the infrastructure owner should be the government.06:10
ScottKStevenK: int rand(MAX_ID) and pray for no collision is the upstream solution in 0.60.  I guess if it's good enough for upstream, it's good enough for us, right?06:10
persiaDoes Telstra still control the equipment licensing as well, or has that been retained by the government?06:10
FujitsuBut if they don't have the infrastructure, then they're no different from any other ISP.06:10
StevenKFujitsu: Exactly.06:10
StevenKpersia: Equipment licensing was never Telstra's to begin with.06:11
StevenKIt's always been Austel.06:12
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=== StevenK idly wonders if anyone has investigated why ghostscript SEGVs on ia64.
ajmitchStevenK: this is why the government is forcing separation of telecom here06:15
StevenKajmitch: Ahh, Telecom NZ is going to be forced to release the infrastructure?06:16
ajmitchsplit into separate retail, wholesale & infrastructure companies, iirc06:17
ajmitchthe details are being argued out at the moment06:17
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StevenKHeh heh06:17
persiaFujitsu: Sacrificing bandwidth for freedom is brave, but is it wise?06:18
ajmitchso we'll finally get local loop unbundling this year06:18
ajmitchand maybe even get ADSL2+ this year or next, though I'm not holding my breath06:18
TheMusoFujitsu: Did I read right that Optus is counting uploads?06:18
persiaIs it just me, or is tiber down?06:22
FujitsuTheMuso: Not last time I checked...06:23
TheMusoFujitsu: ah ok, I saw something on whirlpool about it.06:23
ajmitchpersia: I can ssh to it06:23
persiaajmitch: Thanks.  It's just me then :(06:24
FujitsuWell, I'm not sure about it... It might have changed recently.06:24
FujitsuAh, only their new plans.06:24
ScottKStevenK: You're a core-dev, right?06:27
StevenKApparently.06:27
StevenK:-P06:27
ScottKWould you please confirm my nominations for Dapper/Edgy in Bug #125180?06:27
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125180 in libnet-dns-perl "id sequence is predictable and the same in all child processes" [High,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12518006:27
ScottKlibnet-dns-perl was in Main for those releases.06:28
ScottKThe bug affects all of them.06:28
StevenKScottK: Done.06:28
ScottKThanks.06:28
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StevenKajmitch: Oh?06:29
ajmitchexpiry06:29
StevenKWhich just means asking the TB nicely, I thought.06:29
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ScottKOr somebody else asking for him so he doesn't escape so easliy.06:30
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StevenKHeh06:39
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StevenKScottK: Do you need a hand with that libnet-dns-perl bug?06:45
persiaStevenK: Is anything left?  Do you need a hand?  I thought you already fixed it all.06:45
ScottKStevenK: It's just a question of grinding through the three releases.  If I get tired before I'm done, I'll let you know.06:46
ScottKStevenK: Thanks for asking.06:46
StevenKpersia: Pretty much everything is sorted out. There are a few things still on the NBS list for ia64 since the build failed due to ghostscript SEGV'ing.06:47
persiaStevenK: Ah.  I'm not sure I can help with that.  Sorry.06:48
StevenKpersia: I'm going to ask pitti about it when he resurfaces.06:49
StevenKDebugging ghostscript on ia64 doesn't really appeal to me, though06:52
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persiaStevenK: Do you have ia64?06:52
StevenKNope.06:52
StevenKI have access to a few, due to my shiny DD badge.06:53
persiaStevenK: Ah.  Does Debian ghostscript also break?  Perhaps you could get someone else to help...06:53
StevenKThat's a good point.06:55
ScottKIf it doesn't, I'm sure persia would gladly help you break it.06:55
StevenKI might ask fabbionne about it, I think he has an ia6406:56
persiaScottK: I don't really know how to break ghostscript.  Perhaps using it as a backend for Cocoa or Carbon?06:57
persias/backend/frontend/06:57
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ScottKpersia: I was just able to decline your nomination of that xchat bug for Edgy, so it works.07:14
persiaScottK: Excellent.  When I originally nominated that, it wasn't working :)  Only 9 to do (with almost 80% waiting on emacs22).07:15
ScottKDid you see I got the bzr-svn one all the way to invalid?07:16
ScottKSo if I do all 3 releases and ubuntu-security is subscribed, then I'm done, right?07:18
ScottKkeescook: When you wake up, Bug #125180 is ready for you to review/upload...07:19
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125180 in libnet-dns-perl "id sequence is predictable and the same in all child processes" [High,In progress]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12518007:19
StevenKHrm. Last security upload I did, pitti got me to do the upload myself.07:19
ScottKYes, but you're special.07:20
ScottKThat and you actually know Perl (which would be better for this particular one).07:20
ScottKGood night everyone.  I'm going to bed now that that's done.07:22
persiaScottK: Good night.  You're brave for 122073 - I just decided not to touch it :)07:24
imbrandon...07:36
persiaHi imbrandon.07:36
imbrandonheya persia 07:36
DarkMageZis bugs.launchpad.net having issues for anyone else atm?07:37
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persiaDarkMageZ: It's working here.07:39
imbrandonfine here too07:39
DarkMageZhmm, trippy. everywhere besides launchpad.net is happy.07:40
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persiaDarkMageZ: An an update: now it's not working for me as well...07:49
DarkMageZubuntu.com is down as well?07:50
FujitsuThe DC has vanished.07:50
jikanterpersia: I am having a problem with security.ubuntu.com, but not us.archive.ubuntu.com for some reason07:50
FujitsuWell, a.u.c exists, but the rest doesn't.07:50
FujitsuLP is gone, the various machines I know of are gone...07:51
StevenKFujitsu: Do you want to report it in #canonical-sysadmin?07:52
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jikanterI just did07:53
FujitsuNot directly at the sysadmins, though.07:53
jikanteroops, I don't know which are the sysadmins07:55
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jikanterFujitsu: I would be happy to try and fix it if they would let me in.... It just seems like nobody is home...08:01
jikanterFujitsu: did you get a response?08:02
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jmlThe sysadmins are working on the problem now, apparently08:07
FlannelSomeone should put it in the topic in #ubuntu08:08
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sacaterhrm, is the wiki down?08:18
DarkMageZsacater, lots of down atm. ubuntu.com launchpad.net08:19
sacaterDarkMageZ: argh08:19
sacaterlaunchpad is down08:19
sacaterdarnit08:19
DarkMageZdowntime is what happens to those who put all their eggs in one basket.08:20
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ajmitchwww.markshuttleworth.com is down! oh noes!08:21
DarkMageZoh no! anything else :s08:22
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DarkMageZwhat's the point behind gobuntu anyways? don't we already have gnusence?08:22
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persiaDarkMageZ: gNewSense is a response to a perceived problem in Ubuntu.  Gobuntu is a response.  Now for the competition for mindshare :)08:24
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=== ajmitch will keep using boring old standard ubuntu
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DarkMageZ:P08:25
ajmitchyou may as well wait for duke nukem forever08:28
imbrandone18 has duke nukem forever included08:30
imbrandonits on the feature list08:30
DarkMageZlol08:30
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DarkMageZyeah. only 4d on those lowend systems. 5d will be available with p2 and higher :)08:32
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\shguys, if there is a binary dep telling me: Depends: libasound2 (>> 1.0.10) means, that it needs at least libasound2 1.0.11, right? not only 1.0.10-2ubuntu408:40
StevenK>> is >=08:41
\shok...so there is a bug in the calculation of deps here...08:41
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\shbtw...did anyone setup a nexuiz 2.3 server on feisty ?08:44
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DarkSun88Hi all09:59
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damkoHi all10:08
damkosomeone of u remember Cobalt and its products (Cube, Raq etc)?10:08
imbrandondamko, yes10:09
imbrandoni have two raq's at home10:09
damkoimbrandon: do u know some other appliance like that? 10:09
damkoit seems that Sun doesn't produce them anymore10:09
imbrandonnot right off, just webserver appliances?10:10
damkomm no better file sharing appliance10:10
damkowith Pdc support10:10
damkoI saw some projects in launchpad but they r too new10:10
damkoimbrandon: I refer to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuEasyFilePrintServer10:11
imbrandonyou could try freenas10:11
damkoand related10:11
imbrandonhttp://www.freenas.org/10:11
damkoimbrandon: thanks . reading10:12
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NeilWvim-rails upload to REVU (http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5966). Could one of you kind MOTUs take a look. Thanks.11:40
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imbrandon./` ... she was up when the key hit the lock, and the clock looked at me just like the devil in discuise ... ./` ./`01:15
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ajmitchyay for glibc 2.601:18
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ScottKIf there is someone here who's running Gutsy, would you please install clamav and see if you get an error installing.  I've got Bug #125169, Bug #125184, and/or Bug #125230 that I suspect are dupes of Bug #124141, but I can't tell for sure.01:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125169 in clamav "package clamav 0.90.3-2ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: dependency problems - leaving unconfigured" [Undecided,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12516901:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125184 in clamav "package clamav-freshclam 0.90.3-2ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: le sous-processus post-installation script a retourn une erreur de sortie d'tat 139" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12518401:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125230 in clamav "package clamav-daemon 0.90.3-2ubuntu1 failed to install/upgrade: problemas de dependencias - se deja sin configurar" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12523001:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 124141 in linux-source-2.6.22 "kernel bug when installing clamav-freshclam" [Medium,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12414101:47
ajmitchScottK: works for me01:54
ajmitchLinux augustine 2.6.22-6-generic #1 SMP Fri Jun 1 00:54:39 GMT 2007 x86_64 GNU/Linux01:54
ScottKFlip.01:54
ajmitchnot the latest 2.6.22, and amd6401:54
ScottKHmmm.  Since I know there's a kernel issue in there somewhere, it may be architecture specific or in a newer kernel than you've got.  Thanks.01:55
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ajmitchnp01:55
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imbrandonmoins ajmitch ScottK 01:56
ScottKHeya imbrandon.  How is Kansas City these days?01:57
ajmitchhi imbrandon 01:57
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imbrandongood good ScottK 01:57
imbrandonbout to get remarried sometime this month01:57
imbrandonheh01:57
imbrandonso i guess its good01:57
ScottKAh.  Congrats.01:57
ajmitchoh?01:58
ajmitchgood work01:58
imbrandonwell we were married for 3 years, split, dident see each other for 8 years , now its back on like donky kong :)01:58
imbrandonkinda strange01:58
ajmitchhaha01:58
imbrandonlol01:58
ajmitchnot every day that happens :)02:01
ajmitchgot aurora back up & running?02:01
imbrandoni looked at it last night, i think i'm just gonna replace the mb and proc , i wanted to add sata ports anyhow02:01
imbrandonfor the raid02:01
ajmitchok02:01
\shimbrandon: marriage v2.0? :)02:02
ajmitchsee django.ajmitch.net.nz/rcbugs/02:02
imbrandon\sh, hehe yea02:02
ajmitchI want to stick stuff like that on it02:02
\shimbrandon: congrats :) lucky man I say :)02:02
imbrandonajmitch, wanna put it on my webserver that hosts ubuntustudio.org and imbrandon.com ?02:03
ajmitchmaybe02:03
imbrandonprobably be more reliable02:03
ajmitchthough I want to be able to hack the code as needed02:03
imbrandonas i monitor the uptime on it02:03
imbrandonyea i would give you ssh02:03
ajmitchDB permissions?02:03
imbrandonlemme see if i can get django working on lighttpd , yea you can have as much db space as needed 02:04
imbrandonit still has 600GB of space02:04
TheMusoimbrandon: Thats great to hear. Good luck with it, and I hope things work out better tis time.02:04
ajmitchright, will I have db create, table create/delete, etc?02:04
TheMusos/tis/this/02:04
imbrandonyea i'll just give ya full perms on a db named like ajmitch 02:04
ajmitchk02:04
imbrandonTheMuso, thanks02:04
imbrandonmain thing is makin sure django works on lighttpd , perms i trust you enough to give you sudo etc, and as i'm the only other one with shell access to the webserver it should be cool02:05
ajmitchright, I'll try not to break anything02:06
imbrandongive me a few to check into the django thing , if its all good i can set it up in moments02:06
ajmitchnot sure if anyone will use this stuff, but oh well02:06
ajmitchdjango & lighttpd should be simple02:06
imbrandonyea should be 02:06
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imbrandonajmitch, one sec02:16
ajmitchmake it quick :)02:17
imbrandoni almost have everything setup lemme give you the info02:17
imbrandonyou can ssh with your key 02:17
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ajmitchk02:17
imbrandoni'll pm the sudo passwd02:17
imbrandonand setting up the db now02:17
ajmitchsend via mail, gpg02:17
imbrandonk02:17
imbrandonhttp://ajmitch.ubuntuwire.com/02:18
ajmitchok, thanks02:18
ajmitchthat's voyager?02:19
imbrandoni'll email the password, for the db it will be the same as your sudo password02:19
imbrandonyea voyager02:19
imbrandonits localdir is /storage/websites/ajmitch.ubuntuwire.com02:19
ajmitchwhere I already have sudo setup?02:19
imbrandonyea i just made you an account on voyager02:19
imbrandonand gave you sudo02:19
imbrandoni just need to finish the db creation02:20
ajmitchok02:20
imbrandondb server is localhost02:20
ajmitchas usual02:21
imbrandonajmitch@ ?02:21
ajmitchajmitch.net.nz02:21
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xxxxx1good morning (?) all!02:24
imbrandonok ajmitch sent02:24
imbrandonsleep well, lemme know if you need anything else02:24
ajmitchk, got it02:24
ajmitchnow I can sleep :)02:24
ajmitchnight all02:24
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zul_hey02:29
imbrandonello02:30
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minghuaxxxxx1: Hello there.  Thanks for working on that r-cran-psy bug.02:34
xxxxx1hello minghua!02:35
xxxxx1we're working together ;)02:35
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minghuaNah.  I am merely reading bug reports and adding random comments. :-P02:36
ScottKkeescook: I went ahead and filed a bug for the other Net::DNS CVE, Bug #125236.  Dunno if I'll get time to work on updating the patch for it.  The 0.60 upstream patch includes a new test for this case that is about half the patch and adds a new file.  I assume you don't want that for *-security, you just want the actual code fix.02:37
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125236 in libnet-dns-perl "Bugs in dn_expand (XS and PP) on mailformed packages" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12523602:37
Babysiretart: u there? :)02:38
ScottKBTW, if there are any core-devs handy, I'd appreciate it if you would confirm the Dapper/Edgy tasks on that bug.02:38
keescookScottK: I've just gotten it built locally, so don't worry about the patch for that one.02:39
keescookit should be published shortly.02:39
ScottKAh.  Great.  Then I won't.  At least you have the bug report now....02:39
keescookyes, excellent, thanks.  :)02:40
imbrandonScottK, done02:40
ScottKimbrandon: Thanks.02:41
imbrandonnp02:41
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ScottKkeescook: Sorry about missing the CVE.  I choose to blame Redhat.  The Fedora advisory where I initially saw this didn't mention there was a CVE on it.02:43
ScottKAlso interesting that their solution is to push the new version to all supported Fedora releases.02:43
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xxxxx1can someone please take a look at bug #123582 ? it have a pending verification-motu on feisty task.03:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123582 in gnochm "[missing dependency]  python-gtkhtml2" [Undecided,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12358203:07
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ScottKxxxxx1: What is it you want me to do?03:09
norsettohttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5964 is looking for reviewers!03:09
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xxxxx1ScottK, it's accepted into feisty-proposed and need a verification-motu-done to be in -updates03:10
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ScottKxxxxx1: Before that can happen, two people need to install the feisty-proposed version and comment "It works" on the bugs and 7 days need to pass.  Neither of those have happened yet.03:11
xxxxx1exactly. that's the reason of my comment :) just to know if someone is on03:11
ScottKAh.  The normal procedure is to send a mail to the motu list and ask that way.03:12
ScottKAnyone can do the testing, not just a MOTU.03:12
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norsettohttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5964 is up for review. Champagne and cotillons for all .....03:14
ScottKxxxxx1: Here's an example: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2007-July/001887.html03:15
xxxxx1great03:15
xxxxx1thanks scottk03:15
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ScottKxxxxx1: I'll make you a deal: You test my python-scientfic SRU and I'll test yours...03:26
xxxxx1hehe03:26
xxxxx1np.03:27
xxxxx1i'll do it now.03:27
xxxxx1ScottK, py works fine.03:37
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ScottKxxxxx1: Thanks.  I'm looking at yours now.03:44
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ScottKOf course that package drags in nearly all of Gnome it looks like, so it may be a while....03:49
norsettoAny Indonesian here?03:50
CrummyGummyHi all. Once I've configured the debian directory. What command do I use to build the deb?03:51
ScottKCrummyGummy: What are you trying to build?  Source package or binary package?03:51
CrummyGummybinary03:52
ScottKdebuild -us -uc will do it.03:52
ScottKIt'll leave your source tree dirty in many cases, so make a copy first.03:53
ScottKIt may do other things too.  It's best to set up a pbuilder and use that.03:53
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CrummyGummyOh, right. How bad "other things"?03:54
ScottKIf your debian/rules are well crafted, nothing.  If they aren't you may install random files from your package in other parts of your system.03:55
ScottKDepending on what/where, bad varies.03:55
joejaxxgrrr03:56
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joejaxxhas anyone else noticed that who ever packaged fluxbox in debian took out the xsession file line from debian/rules?04:00
joejaxxin the newer version 1.0rc304:00
joejaxxso the fluxbox.desktop file is never copied :P04:01
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imbrandonjoejaxx, i had noticed that before, dont know if it was intentional or not though04:05
imbrandonmight poke them04:06
joejaxxok04:06
joejaxximbrandon: i will send them an email04:07
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ScottKxxxxx1: Worked for me.  Now to get this gnome stuff off my box....04:11
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xxxxx1ScottK, rsrsrs04:11
xxxxx1ScottK, thanks!04:11
man-diDoes somebody agrees that we should just close https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/azureus/+bug/75147 with a comment, becuase the reporter is using non-ubuntu azureus?04:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 75147 in azureus "[Not start]   wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64 - java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /opt/azureus/libswt-pi-gtk-3232.so" [Undecided,New]  04:17
ScottKYes.  Mark it invalid because it's not an Ubuntu package.04:19
ScottKSo, to answer your actual question, someone does agree. ;-)04:19
man-diThanks ScottK 04:19
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LucidFoxSo, considering the libgpod 0.4.2-to-0.5.2 upgrade issue.04:52
LucidFoxgtkpod-aac is an Ubuntu-exclusive package tied to gtkpod versions, so it will have to be repackaged after gtkpod is synced from Debian.04:52
persiaLucidFox: Does the current upstream compile cleanly against libgpod 0.5.2?04:53
LucidFox(bug #124900)04:53
ubotuLaunchpad bug 124900 in libgpod "Please sync gtkpod-0.99.10, libgpod-0.5.2 from debian unstable" [Wishlist,Incomplete]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12490004:53
LucidFoxpersia> I haven't even tried it, gtkpod seems to be tied to specific libgpod versions04:54
minghuaIn that case, the question is: Does new gtkpod/libgtkpod build fine on gutsy?04:55
LucidFoxyes04:55
LucidFoxamarok and rhythmbox also build fine with new libgpod04:55
LucidFoxkipi-plugins is dubious, I think I'll either need someone else to build test it or 04:57
LucidFox...or I'll try again building it myself in a few hours, after resolving some issues with the build environment04:58
persiaLucidFox: How about tripod?  I don't see it in the bug.04:58
minghuaWhat is the issue then?  Just build the new gtkpod/libgtkpod packages, install them, and start porting gtkpod-aac.04:58
LucidFoxtripod?04:59
persia    tripod |    0.7.0-1 | gutsy/universe | source, amd64, i386, powerpc05:00
LucidFoxah, I see05:00
LucidFoxforgot about that one05:00
LucidFoxI'll test it right away05:00
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persiaLucidFox: Thanks.  Aside from tripod and testing on kipi-plugins, it looks like you've prepared a good summary for the transition.  Some of this is in main, so you'll need sponsors from both MOTU and core (and probably a cooperative archive-admin to support the syncs).05:02
siretartBaby: yes05:02
Babysiretart: better here05:06
Babysiretart: some people keeps asking me about the small cute games I put into Debian, if they're available in Ubuntu too05:07
Babyis there a way I can help about that?05:07
siretartBaby: can you compile me a list of them?05:07
siretartBaby: I (or any other MOTU) can request them to be synced from debian05:07
Babybouncy, whichwayisup, hex-a-hop and snowballz05:08
ograBaby, anything of interest for the education dept. among them ? 05:08
Babyaha, I will pester you about them then, unless you point mee to someone else :)05:08
persiaBaby: siretart: I'd be happy to prepare a bug to sync those, unless one of you would prefer to do so.05:08
Babyogra: yup, especially bouncy, hex-a-hop and maybe snowballz05:08
siretartpersia: I'm in a hurry today, if you have time right now, please do05:09
Babypersia: thanks a lot if you take care of that :)05:09
Babypersia: anything you need about them, just ask me :)05:09
persiaSure.  No problem.  Do either of you want subscriptions?05:09
ograBaby, i'll take a look if they are in then :)05:09
ograpersia, me please :)05:09
Babyogra: hex-a-hop is great! I love it!05:09
Babypersia: me too please :)05:10
Nightrosepersia: me please for hex-a-hop05:10
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Babybouncy is really nice for small kids05:11
ScottKBaby: How small?05:11
norsettoogra: have you seen my email? (subject: mentoring)05:12
BabyScottK: the author says 3 yo but i won't believe that, I'd go for 605:12
ScottKOK.  Thanks.  I have one 4.05:12
Babytoo many keys for a 3 yo05:12
Babybut that might depend on the kid i guess05:12
ScottKArghh!  Test build in Sid  pbuilder, builds.  Test build in Gutsy pbuilder, builds.  Uploaded to Debian, builds.  Request sync, FTBFS on the buildds....05:13
Babysnowballz is a strategy game, but the cool thing is that it's not a war, but a snowball fight between penguins05:13
persiaScottK: scons?05:13
BabyI don't like games involving wars05:13
ScottKNo.05:13
ogranorsetto, yes, sorry i'm extremly busy at the distro sprint, i'd have anwered already :) i'm fine metoring any edubuntu related work, he can just pop by in #edubuntu :)05:13
ScottKpersia: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8414319/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-i386.pypolicyd-spf_0.4-2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz05:13
tuxmaniacHow do I install multidistrotool scripts and generate data like the one LaserJock has generated in the page http://tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/motuscience/feisty/electronics.html05:13
Babybe careful with hex-a-hop... it's quite addictive :P05:14
norsettoogra: okki dokki, thanks05:14
tuxmaniaci would like to do the same for gutsy and keep the wiki updated05:14
norsettohttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5964 is waiting for reviewers .....05:14
persiaScottK: Very odd.  I'd suggest "dh_installdirs etc/python-policyd-spf" rather than "dh_installdirs /etc/python-policyd-spf", but that really shouldn't break it.05:15
gesertuxmaniac: http://people.debian.org/~lucas/ubuntu-versions/05:15
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ScottKpersia: It died on the mv though.  Is there some magic CDBS variable I should be using in the path for the mv?05:17
persiaScottK: I don't think so: it died on mv because the directory didn't exist (which should have been created by dh_installdirs).05:18
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ScottKOK.  Well the good news is it's in Universe so I can try that and see how it works without having to annoy anyone.05:19
ScottKAlso don't need to worry about pissing off the Debian maintainer.05:19
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persiaScottK: Do you have the initial / in the dirs file?  I suspect that's the issue, as the dh_installdirs specifically mentions not using that.  There may be a "maintainers are lazy" patch in place, but perhaps not on the buildds (I think they run Dapper).05:20
ScottKOK.  I'll look into that.05:21
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ScottKpersia: Thanks.  Looking (more carefully this time) at man dh_installdirs I think that's the issue.05:22
persiaScottK: Great.  Good luck.05:23
ciro314hello. is planned an eclipse europa deb package? thanks in advance05:23
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tuxmaniacgeser, can I install them and use them for finding specific package difference?05:24
tuxmaniacI mean for maths related packages etc05:24
geseryou want to monitor a specific set of packages?05:25
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man-diciro314: yes, we are working on it05:25
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ScottKSo if pbuilder will build something that FTBFS on the buildd's is that a pbuilder bug then?05:26
gesernot necessarily, it can be subtle difference on the buildds (see scons)05:27
broonieThe SCons thing is partly a package bug, BTW.05:28
tuxmaniacgeser, yes05:28
gesertuxmaniac: bzr get http://tiber.tauware.de/~siretart/multidistrotools05:28
tuxmaniacgeser, basically science related packages05:28
broonieand has now been reported to SCons upstream.05:28
geserbroonie: do you have an url for the bug at hand?05:29
brooniegeser: http://scons.tigris.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=168905:30
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geserbroonie: thanks05:33
norsettohttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5964 awaits reviewers with anxiety.....05:33
broonie(it's not reported in LP or the Debian BTS - the only reason I knew that anyone had diagnosed it was mdz posting on -devle)05:33
persianorsetto: Is there any special urgency for that upload?  If so, it would be good to mention it when requesting review.  If not, you don't need to advertise so often: many reviewers will look through the backlog when they have time for a review.05:35
geserbroonie: the problem with scons and Ubuntu's buildds is known as bug #8707705:35
ubotuLaunchpad bug 87077 in launchpad-buildd "The build of xmms2 fails because of HASH(0x82db558)="" in the environment" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/8707705:35
broonieOh, I knew that people had seen trouble.05:35
broonieIt was the bit where the problem was diagnosed and kicked either upstream or to the SCons packaging that I meant.05:36
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geserbroonie: as this seems now to be a bug in scons I've also added a bug task for scons to the bug05:39
ScottKpersia: Did you see the comments in http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5733 - I think you would be the best to address his questions.05:39
persiaScottK: I hadn't seen the comments, but that's on my list from separate discussion.  I have yet to find a solution with which I'm happy.05:39
brooniegeser: Like I say, it's something that the packages can avoid themselves.05:40
norsettopersia: ok, thanks for letting me know.05:40
brooniegeser: They're explicitly passing an entire copy of the environment into the build process; if they changed to only pass variables they need that would avoid triggering the problem in SCons.05:40
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ScottKpersia: OK.  05:40
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norsettodholbach: hi Daniel, wie geht es!?05:41
geserHi dholbach05:41
dholbachnorsetto: hehe - gut gut - how are you?05:41
dholbachhey geser05:41
norsettodholbach: fine thanks05:41
dholbachcool05:42
hendrixskiumm... I tried doing the workaround for bug#78165 but I still can't get debuild -S to sign anything05:42
dholbachbug 7816505:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 78165 in devscripts "debuild fails to use seahorse-agent or gpg-agent" [Medium,Fix released]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/7816505:42
hendrixskiand I've tried creating keys through both seahorse... and this : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto05:43
geserhendrixski: does normal gpg signing work?05:43
norsettojust got scolded by Emmet so I think I earned my day :-D05:43
dholbachnorsetto: why is that?05:43
norsettodholbach: he says I'm a pest05:44
persianorsetto: I didn't mean to scold you: just to suggest best practice :)05:44
hendrixskigeser, lemme double check real quick like05:44
dholbachhe didn't05:44
dholbach:)05:44
norsettodholbach: I only announced about 10365 times that my package is up for review .....05:44
dholbachah right ;)05:44
ScottKI'd add that excessive announcement may be counter productive in addition to being annoying.  I tend to bump frequent requestors to the bottom of my list.05:45
hendrixskigeser, no... it tells me I need a passphrase... but the POS doesn't ask me for it05:46
leonelScottK:   http://lurker.clamav.net/message/20070711.110443.9b334900.en.html05:46
ScottKhendrixski: Does your ~/,gnupg/gpg.conf include "use-agent"?05:46
ScottKleonel: I saw it.  I'm going to wait for Debian to go first.  We've got plenty of time for Gutsy and I didn't see any security fixes in the announcement.05:47
hendrixskiScottK, YES05:47
leonelScottK: yes there are no security updates 05:48
hendrixskiScottK, and my /etc/devscripts.conf has *something*_ENVVARS="DISPLAY" set up as well05:48
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ScottKOK.05:48
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leonelScottK: but for this kind  of upgrades it's better to keep with the lattest version 05:49
leonelScottK: on Feisty and dapper  well edgy too 05:49
hendrixskishould I add a comment to the bug report that the fix just doesn't work...?05:50
geserhendrixski: when you can't even sign a normal file than that's probably an other problem05:50
persiahendrixski: I think you have a different issue.  The fix definitely changed the behaviour to not require manual environment shuffling for me.05:51
geserhendrixski: which pinentry version do you use?05:52
ScottKleonel: Once we get a 0.91 package from Debian and some testing time in Gutsy, I'll request a backport to Feisty.  For Dapper/Edgy we need to get through the rest of the dependency testing/fixing.05:52
hendrixskigeser, pinentry?  05:52
leonelScottK:  the  backports  take time for what i've seen 05:52
leonelScottK: is there some thing we can do to  accelerate this package ?05:53
ScottKThey do which is a very good reason not to backport something that hasn't been tested.05:53
hendrixskigeser, I don't even know where to go for help with this stuff... nobody on #ubuntu can ever answer stuff about gpg or about debianizing stuff... and I feel guilty coming here 'cause you guys have legit work to do05:53
leonelScottK: ok05:53
ScottKleonel: You could volunteer to help out with backports.  Ask lionel.05:53
leonelhaha  a backport  from lionel to leonel :)05:54
ScottKhendrixski: For debian packaging, this is the right place.05:54
geserhendrixski: I don't know how it should work with seahorse as I use gpg directly05:56
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gesergpg uses pinentry (I've pinentry-gtk2 installed) to ask for the passphrase (or the PIN for my OpenPGP card)05:57
geserhendrixski: does signing with gpg from a terminal work?05:57
persiahendrixski: First, make sure you can sign something directly.  If you can't, fix that first.  Once that works, try signing with seahorse.  The try something that calls gpg-agent (I find the gedit plugin a good way to call seahorse).  Once that works, try debuild.05:58
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hendrixskiI did gpg --gen-key, filled out the info, then "export GPGKEY=12345" and restarted the servicekillall -q gpg-agent05:59
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hendrixskieval $(gpg-agent --daemon)05:59
hendrixskisource ~/.bashrc ... 05:59
hendrixskithen when I try to gpg --clearsign sample.txt it tells me to go to hell :-(05:59
geserwhich error message do you get?05:59
hendrixskipersia, geser it _is_ clearsign I should be using to test gpg from the terminal, right?06:00
geserright06:00
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hendrixskihttp://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29484/06:01
hendrixskioh.... hmmm.. it's actually telling me that I have no pinentry  :-/06:02
ScottKYou'll need that.06:02
hendrixskipersia, this is using the key I created from command line with gpg06:02
geserhendrixski: sudo apt-get install pinentry-gtk206:03
hendrixskiScottK, which pinentry package would you recomend? the gtk one (since I'm on GNOME)?06:03
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ScottKhendrixski: What geser said.06:03
hendrixskiright... gtk2  :-)06:03
ScottKpinentry-gtk has been removed for Gutsy.06:04
persiaScottK: It doesn't need to: it works fine here without pinentry-gtk2 installed.06:04
ScottKHmmm06:04
ScottKOK. 06:04
ScottKNever mind on that bit then.06:04
hendrixskiScottK, I saw gtk when I ran apt-cache search... is this recent? ('cause I probably haven't run apt-get update in a few days)06:04
ScottKhendrixski: Within the last week.06:05
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ScottKThe old version might still be in the archives.06:05
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ScottKThat was part of the deal I had to cut to get pinentry into Main (which the source package and pinentry-qt are now).06:06
ScottKThey are having data center issues today.06:06
hendrixskioh  :-(06:07
hendrixskioh well... it'll just time out06:07
hendrixskiOk... so with pinentry-gtk2 installed...I'll try the clearsign again... :-)06:07
ScottKActually it'll probably be just not quite dead enough to take a very long time to update, but not dead enough to time out.06:08
hendrixskiScottK, you may be right... it's still trying to update :-(06:08
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ScottKAcutally one of the boxes did time out, so there is hope.06:09
hendrixskik done... yeah, the first one timed out for me too... the second one just took forever06:09
hendrixskinice... Ok, clearsign worked :-)06:09
ScottKDid it use pinentry?06:10
hendrixskiScottK, I'm assuming it did becase it brought up a little box that prompted me for a password, and then it created the .asc :-)06:10
hendrixskibut... debuild -S did not do the same :-(06:11
ScottKYes.  If it popped a dialogue box it did.06:11
ScottKhendrixski: Just use dpkg-buildpackage then.06:11
hendrixskik, lemme try that ...06:12
geserhendrixski: debsign your.dsc06:12
geserthis does only the signing06:12
ScottKright, what geser said.06:13
LutinHobbsee: pong, though I dont know about what06:14
HobbseeLutin: no idea what that was about - had to be at least 2 days ago06:15
hendrixskiah, so instead of debuild -S I can just run sudo dpkg-buildpackage and then just clearsign my .dsc?  did I catch that correctly?06:15
LutinFujitsu: about gtk2hs : iirc I put a comment on DaD saying that other people can take it, as I'm on holidays06:15
ScottKhendrixski: debsign it.06:15
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brooniehendrixski: You don't want to run "sudo dpkg-buildpackage".06:15
ScottKbroonie: Excellent point.06:16
hendrixskibroonie, oh?06:16
hendrixskifakeroot?06:16
ScottKhendrixski: Run it with fakeroot.06:16
broonieAlso, run with -rfakeroot rather than running the entire process with fakeroot.06:16
broonieOnly some of the build is supposed to require root; -rfakeroot will ensure that you only build as root for the bits of the build you need.06:17
=== persia thinks `debuild -S` should be sufficient.
hendrixski:-) gotta get in the habbit of fakerooting stuff instead of sudo-ing everything06:17
ScottKpersia: Except he's having environment problems with debuild still.06:17
persiaHmm..  The new devscripts was supposed to fix that...06:19
ryanakcahmmm. can someone help me write a watch file for aoeui ? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=597006:19
persiaryanakca: `man uscan` has some useful information towards creating watch files.06:19
ryanakcauscan thinks that 1.0_alpha5 is higher that 1.0.306:19
hendrixskihhmmmm... one of the warnings I got was gpg: WARNING: unsafe ownership on configuration file `/home/hendrixski/.gnupg/gpg.conf'06:20
hendrixski  it's owned by my user account,,, should it be root owned?06:20
ryanakcainstead of the other away around...06:20
ScottKpersia: It does if you are runnin Gutsy.  Not everybody does that.06:20
ryanakcahendrixski: I think it means it's readable to everybody instead of you alone06:20
norsettoryanakca: Could this help: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Recipes/DebianWatch ?06:20
hendrixskiryanakca, ah... k06:20
brooniehendrixski: It means you're trying to sign as root.06:20
brooniehendrixski: (probably)06:21
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tsmithethanks man-di 06:29
man-ditsmithe: np06:29
tsmithe:)06:30
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ryanakcanetsplit?06:32
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ryanakcaanybody know of a package containing a debian/watch, who's upstream version is in the style package-3.2_alpha.tar.gz ?06:34
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gnomefreakryanakca_: i have to look but i think granparadiso uses a watch file06:37
gnomefreakryanakca_: nope nevermind06:37
ryanakca_gnomefreak: kk, thanks, I'll brb, irssi went crazy and connected to freenode twice, so I'm in each channel twice :S06:38
gnomefreak:)06:38
gnomefreakim gone for a while trying to get everything ready for my trip nextweek06:38
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frafubluekuja: thanks for your help two days ago with pbuilder. I posted the debian package in the forums and already have a positive feedback. :)06:41
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frafuNow I wonder how I can remov,  from the pbuilder environment, the packages that have been downloaded to satisfy the dependencies from the debian package that I have build. sudo pbuilder clean? 06:45
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ScottKI'm curious if any others share my opinion expressed in Bug #125279 (maybe comment on the bug/confirm it if you can).06:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 125279 in launchpad "Publishing an update to *-proposed incorrectly marks bug "Fix Released"" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12527906:46
tsmithecould someone please review ubuntustudio-screensaver <http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5971>, and possibly upload ubuntustudio-sounds <http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5900> and usplash-theme-ubuntustudio <http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5942> (the latter two have already had advocates and uploads, but were rejected due to now-fixed copyright issues)06:47
tsmithethank you :)06:47
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persiatsmithe: That's an excellent request for sponsorship.  Thank you.06:49
tsmitheit is? cool; thanks :)06:49
ScottKYes.  It is.06:50
=== ScottK will take a look at 5942.
tsmithethanks06:50
tsmithe(i like to provide all the info when i can)06:50
ScottKKnowing it was rejected due to Copyright is a very good thing to know.06:51
persiaDo we send another foo is NEW email when we upload the second time for archive-admin rejections?  I'd be happy to upload 5900 (assuming the copyright is fixed), but don't know if I should be sending mail if I do.06:52
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ScottKDunno.  I'd say it can't hurt to send it.06:53
ryanakcagnomefreak: back, sorry06:53
persiatsmithe: Regarding 5971: 1) it doesn't appear that my comments from the last upload have been addressed, and 2) the .desktop file won't validate in gutsy.06:55
ScottKtsmithe: I don't see the copyright info for the font you are distributing (helvB10.bdf) in debian/copyright nor the license.06:55
ScottKthat was for 5942.06:56
tsmitheok i'll find out06:56
gnomefreakryanakca: wb :)06:56
tsmithepersia, hmm, ok, i'll take a look06:56
persiatsmithe: Thanks.  Sorry about the sync: I really thought it would be easier that way.06:57
ScottKtsmithe: grep -i -R copyright * in your package is a very useful thing to try.06:57
tsmitheheh no problem :)06:57
tsmitheScottK, yes06:57
tsmithepersia, i thought it would be, too :)06:57
tsmithepersia, i spoke with the admins, and they thought that the CC-BY-SA/GPL combination was OK06:58
tsmithei'll fix the description issue06:58
persiatsmithe: OK.  That's fine (despite the disagreement with the FSF).  Could you get the admin who said it was OK to update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NewPackageRequirements with a comment regarding acceptable license combinations?06:59
tsmithesure06:59
persiatsmithe: Thanks.06:59
NeilWI wonder if somebody would mind reviewing vim-rails uploaded to REVU at http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5966. I'm hoping that I've fixed the problems stated in the last review. Many thanks06:59
ScottKpersia: The leading "/" wasn't my problem.  Any chance you would have another look: http://launchpadlibrarian.net/8415030/buildlog_ubuntu-gutsy-i386.pypolicyd-spf_0.4-2ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz07:00
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persiaScottK: Sure.  In about 15 minutes.07:00
tsmithepersia, i'm unsure what to do about the .desktop file. what do you mean by "won't validate"?07:00
ScottKpersia: Thanks.  I'm stumped.07:01
persiatsmithe: You'll want to run the desktop-file-validate program (in the desktop-file-utils package) against your .desktop file.  There have been significant changes upstream in response to changes in the spec, which have been brought into gutsy, so you want to run it either in a gutsy chroot, or using a backported desktop-file-utils.07:02
NeilWpersia: Timezones. I must have asked half a dozen time on the first REVU day before I realised most of you were probably still snoring at the time.07:02
persiaNeilW: Ah.  Sorry about that.  Mondays are probably still bad (in part because it's Sunday for some people).07:02
tsmithepersia, right thanks :)07:02
ScottKNeilW: Did you see the comment I left you a couple of hours ago on that upload?07:05
xxxxx1algum ubuntu-dev brasileiro aqui? se tiver favor me chamar em private. obrigado.07:05
persiatsmithe: For 5900, you say "The original README is included below", but have patched it.  Do you want to leave that language, or change it?07:06
NeilWScottK: Missed that. Off to look now.07:06
=== ScottK makes lunch and ponders, "Is the cheese supposed to be that color or is it moldy".
lionelgnomefreak: why did you remove feity-backport task on gnash backport?07:07
persiaScottK: cheese is by definition moldy: it's just a question of whether it's good mold :)07:08
ScottKlionel: Hello.  Are you interested in another volunteer to help in backports?07:08
ScottKpersia: Yes, that's the tricky part.07:08
NeilWScottK: I appreciate the concern over licences, but I'm only using the approach taken in 'vim-scripts' which is already in the Debian archive. 07:08
lionelScottK: I'm not an officiel member of anything in backports07:08
gnomefreakbecause they were not saying anything. its normally good to comment if you plan to backport it. i already have it build for feisty in MT repo. if you plan on making it official/unofficial backport please comment on bug 07:09
lionelScottK: I have just seen than backporting take ages these days and I try to help07:09
lionelScottK: all volonteers are welcome07:09
lionelgnomefreak: this bug was opened for requesting an official backport07:10
lionelgnomefreak: this bug does not concern gnash in gutsy07:10
lioneland the mozilla team repository is not official07:10
gnomefreaklionel: than i suggest someone atleast comment on it saying this will happen this wont happen ect.. lionel this bug has everything to do with gnash in gutsy since its the only 0.8.0 version in ubuntu07:11
gnomefreaklionel: backport repo == unofficial07:11
lionelgnomefreak: read my initial comment "please backport"07:11
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ScottKlionel: Is there a how-to for confirming backports bugs?07:12
lionelScottK: this is a good starting point https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BackportRequestProcess07:12
lionelI would like to add things07:12
ScottKOK.07:13
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evandcould someone resync the revu uploaders keyring07:13
gnomefreaklionel: if you want them filed under no package please state that in the wiki as it states file bug under package07:13
persiaevand: Sure.  It takes about 10 minutes.07:14
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gnomefreakbut that is why it was changed. jdong is still notified of changes to bug07:14
evandthanks persia 07:14
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persiaScottK: Just to verify, the latest gutsy source generated this build failure?07:18
ScottKYes.  The 0.4-2ubuntu107:18
ScottKNeilW: Pong.  Commented.07:19
ScottKpersia: Builds just fine in my Gutsy pbuilder.07:20
persiaScottK: Thanks for the version: my first try got 0.3-1 :)07:20
ScottKAh.  It was just synced yesterday and then I just uploaded my first attempt at a fix.07:20
persiaScottK: I just want to read the rules file in hopes of understanding why the /etc directory isn't there, and it's easier to grab source than to keep asking you to paste.  I can also try in sbuild, but I suspect it would work just fine.07:21
ScottKRight.07:21
persiaScottK: You're trying to hard :)  You want `mv policyd-spf.conf $(DEB_DESTDIR)/etc/`  (I think).  Let me try locally before you try another upload.07:24
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gnomefreaklionel: ok whats the next step in the process. does the bug need a debdiff? or how does it get pushed? none of the links for backporting say that.07:24
ScottKlionel: Prevu is just a wrapper for pbuilder, so I don't actually need to use it if I already have pbuilders for the target distros, right?07:24
ScottKpersia: OK.  That sounds reasonable.07:24
gnomefreakScottK: you shouldnt NEED to use it07:24
gnomefreakScottK: it builds fine in chroot :)07:25
gnomefreakdo i build it and upload to revu?07:25
ScottKgnomefreak: Which it are you referring too?  I'm in the midst of two conversations to which that could be applicable.07:25
gnomefreakScottK: the need for prevu07:25
ScottKOK.07:25
persiaevand: sync complete.  Please upload your package.07:26
evandthanks persia 07:26
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ScottKjdong: Ping.07:27
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sacatergcc needs to be updated into 4.2.007:29
sacater:(07:30
persiasacater: Why?  and why is this bad?07:30
gnomefreakScottK: if you find out the end part of backport process can you let me know. example: once confirmed it builds fine, do we add a ubuntu1~7.04 to the end of it or how we would version it and do we upload to revu? if i see jdong ill ask him but i havent seen him an a month or 207:30
sacaterbecause my game needs it to update, or claims to07:30
sacaterit needds 4.2.007:30
sacaterit claims07:30
sacaterand it isnt availbalbe in repos07:30
sacater:(07:30
gnomefreaksacater: 4.2 was just accepted07:31
gnomefreakyesterday or this monring07:31
gnomefreakmorning07:31
sacateroh cool07:31
sacaterthanks07:31
gnomefreaki saw it in gutsy changes list but it hasnt hit repos or you need to install it yourself07:31
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gnomefreaki havent figured that part out yet since i dont have a need for it07:32
gnomefreaksacater: gcc-4.2 - The GNU C compiler07:32
gnomefreakits in repos. just install it and you might have to export it to be used by default07:32
NeilWScottK: Only vim-rails Deb packaging is derived from vim-scripts. The upstream scripts themselves are completely different.07:33
persiaScottK: Right.  Replace the mv call with "install -m 644 policyd-spf.conf $(DEB_DESTDIR)/etc/python-policyd-spf/", and it ought to work.07:33
sacatergnomefreak: eh, I cant see it in feisty repos07:33
gnomefreaksacater: its not and wont be 07:33
sacater?07:33
ScottKpersia: Thanks.  I'll try that.07:33
ScottKgnomefreak: Will do.07:33
gnomefreaki wouldnt think it would go into feisty for any reason. its part of tool-chain07:33
gnomefreakbackporting tool-chain == bad07:33
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ScottKNeilW: OK.  You need to get a license for the scripts before they can be packaged.07:34
sacater18:32       gnomefreak : its in repos. just install it and you might have to export it to be used by default07:34
sacater?07:34
gnomefreaksacater: gutsy07:34
sacaterah07:34
gnomefreakonly place it was ever gonna go07:34
sacaterim still using feisty :(07:34
persiaRather, licensing is required before the scripts can be distributed (the package can be accepted).07:34
ScottKsacater: Which is a smart move at this point (still using Feisty).07:34
ScottKNeilW: What persia said.07:35
sacatergnomefreak: what about if I get my laptop to gutsy, get the .deb from /var/, and then transfer to my main machine07:35
gnomefreaksacater: if you make a chroot you might beable to build it for yourself but i would expect problems07:35
ScottKsacater: You are in for a world of hurt if you try stuff like that.07:35
sacaterdoh07:35
persiasacater: You could compile it in a gutsy chroot, export DISPLAY from the chroot (dchroot is a handy tool for this), and run it from there, if you really want.07:35
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gnomefreakbefore07:35
sacateroh07:35
sacateris OOo fixed yet?07:36
sacaterfor gutsy07:36
gnomefreaksacater: yes someone said it was07:36
sacatergreat07:36
gnomefreaksacater: hasnt been uploaded yet07:36
sacaterand apt?07:36
persiasacater: Supposedly.  Upload finished 16 minutes ago.07:36
gnomefreakapt has been fixed for 2 days07:36
sacateroooh07:36
sacaterso is gutsy stabler now?07:36
sacaterand safe to install?07:36
gnomefreakapt wasnt broke everything needed to e rebuilt on new libapt iirc07:36
persiasacater: You definitely want a chroot: you can track the changes there, and test things, to see when it's ready.07:36
gnomefreakgutsy safe eh not so much07:37
sacaterdoh07:37
sacateri want to beta it on my laptop07:37
sacaterbut I do stuff on there that I wouldnt want to die07:37
gnomefreaksacater: if its spare adn reformattible without having to save things go for it07:37
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sacatergnomefreak: its not07:38
sacaterdoes quite a bit of stuff07:38
gnomefreaksacater: i have 4 pcs one i use for devel ubuntu if it breaks i have 3 others with feisty on them to fall back on07:38
ScottKsacater: Then don't install Gutsy,07:38
gnomefreaksacater: yes we have seen breakage (some people having boot issues) << hope your not one of those07:42
hendrixskiaaarrrrggg... I can't seem to make .debs that actually install!  what do I have to do to debian/rules for programs to install?07:42
gnomefreaksacater: make chroot and you will be fine07:42
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gnomefreakhendrixski: nothing i would hope. you need to install them. depends what the error is in build to what the issue is07:42
persiahendrixski: Include an install: rule?  Bascially, you need to populate $(DEB_DESTDIR) with the complete tree you want to be installed by the package.07:42
persiahendrixski: CDBS does a lot of this for you (although it's perhaps more difficult to troubleshoot).  You might give it a try if you're having difficulties.07:42
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hendrixskignomefreak, :-( well, other than still not having luck signing a dsc... the packages are getting made07:42
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hendrixskiI'm getting a .deb.. but after I run dpkg -i helloworld_0.1-1.deb I can't type helloworld into the command prompt and get it to pup up my program :-(07:42
gnomefreakhendrixski:  i ran into that a few times not able to sign dsc :(07:42
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persiahendrixski: Does your deb install an executable helloworld in /usr/bin?  Use dpkg --contents to check.07:43
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hendrixskipersia, lemme check... 07:45
mohammadI used "include /usr/share/cdbs/1/class/ant.mk"  and I set JAVA_HOME := /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj in debian/rules. If build machine does not have java-gcj the following error shows up:07:47
mohammaddebuild -S -uc07:47
mohammadfakeroot debian/rules clean07:47
mohammadtest -x debian/rules07:47
mohammadtest "`id -u`" = 007:47
mohammadYou must specify a valid JAVA_HOME or JAVACMD! 07:47
mohammadmake: *** [ant-sanity-check]  Error 107:47
mohammaddebuild: fatal error at line 1248:07:47
mohammadfakeroot debian/rules clean failed 07:47
mohammadI can I resolve it?07:47
mohammadwould someone please help?07:47
ScottK!pastbin | mohammad07:47
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about pastbin - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi07:47
persiamohammad: Do you have java-gcj in Build-Deps-Indep: ?  If not, it's not safe to force java-gcj.07:47
ScottK!pastebin | mohammad07:48
ubotumohammad: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)07:48
mohammadSorry all, I didn't know 07:48
ScottKmohammad: No problem.  Just for next time.07:48
sacaterthats what the bot is for :P07:48
hendrixskipersia, I'm not sure what the output means... can I paste-bin it for you?07:49
persiahendrixski: Not as such, but if you provide a pastebin URL, I'll take a loog.07:49
persias/g/$/k./07:49
NeilWScottK: Understand the issue now. WILCO.07:50
ScottKNeilW: Great.07:50
hendrixskipersia, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29508/07:50
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ScottKmok0: Had any luck with the kssh upstream?07:50
persiahendrixski: OK.  What don't you understand?07:50
hendrixskipersia, it's got two entries for /usr/bin/ but I don't see the executable mentioned :-(07:51
mohammadpersia: Yes I have But still I get that error07:52
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persiahendrixski: I only see one /usr/bin, but I suspect you've left /usr/bin and /usr/sbin in debian/dirs (you probably don't need them).  Also, the reason you don7t see the executable is because it's not in the package.  Built is locally, or with sbuild --purge=never, or whatever the pbuilder equivalent may be, and investigate the contents of debian/helloworld or debian/tmp (depending on your package construction) to see what might be missing.  I sus07:54
hendrixskiIt's a Qt application, if that makes a difference07:54
persiamohammad: Odd.  My apologies that I don't have more explanation.07:54
ScottKman-di: Maybe you can help mohammad with his Java package problem.07:54
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mohammadman-di http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29510/  would you please take a look?07:57
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ScottKpersia: Uploaded.08:02
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persiaScottK: Even if it works, please point me at the buildlog08:02
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ScottKpersia: Will do.  Thanks again.08:03
hendrixskipersia, ah ha... Ok, so I can safely just delete debian/dirs if I'm not creating new directories? right?08:03
persiahendrixski: Right.08:03
mohammadI have summerized my control and rules files and also the error message I get at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29510/, I appreciate if anyone exprienced in java and ant takes a look.08:03
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persiamohammad: You might find using sbuild or pbuilder useful to investigate this type of problem.  Either should automatically install the correct dependencies, and as sbuild is used on the buildds, it should simulate an upload.08:05
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hendrixskiso... I still don't know how to get my package to install an executable in /usr/bin/ 08:08
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persiahendrixski: Try dh_install and a debian/install file.08:10
hendrixskiI build the package with dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot but no luck when I sudo dpkg -i it08:10
man-dimohammad: I'm here now, looking into your paste...08:13
man-dimohammad: Build-Depend on java-gcj-compat-dev instead of java-gcj-compat08:14
man-dimohammad: this is like JRE vs. JDK08:14
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mohammadman-di: I have added both of them08:14
man-dimohammad: you need only java-gcj-compat-dev (it depends on java-gcj-compat)08:15
man-dimohammad: and move debhelper and cdbs to Build-Depends08:15
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tsmithei'm sorry; did someone ping me in the last hour or so? my log doesn't appear to be long enough?08:17
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mohammadman-di: still I get the error08:17
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man-dimohammad: in general the problem is that the "clean" target of java packages does not work when build depends are not installed08:17
man-dilike ant08:17
man-dimohammad: when you use pbuilder you will not have this problem08:17
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tsmithealso, how do i remove packages from an archive (eg a PPA)?08:18
man-dithere is no clean solution for your error except isntalling all build-depends(-indep)08:18
mohammadman-di: Yes I know I do not have any problem but scottK gave me this comment: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=596008:18
persiatsmithe: I had asked if you wanted to change the wording of "original README" for ubuntustudio-sounds considering the recent patch, but I'm not sure if that was in the last hour.08:19
mohammadis it possible for the person who builds my package to install all the build-depends?08:19
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tsmithepersia, probably, but i didn't see it anyway08:19
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man-dimohammad, ScottK: thats normal for Java packages and happens when ant is not installed, there is no clean solution with current tools for this problem08:19
tsmithethanks08:19
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tsmithepersia, how would you word it?08:20
persiatsmithe: ping me when you've uploaded (send me email if I'm not here), and I'll upload it.08:20
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hendrixskiyou mean... add dh_install to debian/rules08:21
mohammadman-di: Is it ok if I put everyting in Builds-Depends and remove Build-Depends-Indep? (is Build-Depends-Indep necessary?)08:21
hendrixskior.. ?  I'm really confused.  I can't make heads or tales of any of this, and I've been looking at it for a few weeks now08:21
persiatsmithe: That's a harder question.  Perhaps something along the lines of "The following README has been adapted from the README of the Borealis package"?08:21
hendrixskiI mean, I look at other packages and they have elaborate scripts for the install section of debian rules08:21
hendrixskiand I have no clue what they do08:21
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tsmithepersia, yes that's probably better08:21
man-dimohammad: just move debhelper and cdbs to Build-Depends and leave the rest in Build-Depends-Indep08:21
mohammadman-di: ok thank you :)08:22
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man-dimohammad: thats the sanest solution for Java packages currently (exception when you build -gcj packages too)08:22
persiahendrixski: Personally, I think the easiest way is to use CDBS, but dh_install to debian/rules can also work.  In either case, populate the debian/install file as described in man dh_install to install things not included by the upstream makefile (in this case, perhaps the helloworld executable).08:22
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tsmitheman-di, why aren't you?!08:23
tsmithe(i had always assumed you were!)08:23
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man-ditsmithe: I dont felt the need before08:23
persiaman-di: Just for REVU comment rights, or something else?08:23
tsmitheman-di, hmm i guess that's a good point08:24
man-dipersia: for uploads and helping people here08:24
man-dipersia: I think there is really a need to have an active Java MOTU08:24
=== ScottK agrees and is certainly not likely to fill that void.
hendrixskipersia, so the package won't create its own executable throughout any process, or if it does, it won't manage it?08:24
man-dipersia: most people dont like Java and dont know how the Java efforts work08:25
persiaman-di: No need to be MOTU to help :)  On the other hand, I'm sure zakame would appreciate help getting the MOTU Java Growers acgive again.08:25
man-dipersia: I know zakame has created the MOTU Java Growers, but has he done and Java stuff in Ubuntu?08:26
persiahendrixski: Depends on the package.  Look at the upstream Makefile to see what's happening.  debian/install allows additional things to be installed without needing a patch to the Makefile.08:26
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man-dipersia: I know zakake as one of my NMs in Debian and afaik he never did something Java related08:26
man-dizakame: sorry if that is wrong, that is how I see this as I never saw Java work from you08:27
hendrixskipersia, but in this case it's my program, a hello world program written with Qt, and when I run make install it actually installs... unlike any .deb's i've been able to make from it so far08:27
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ograman-di, migth be that *you* dont feel the need to become a motu ... 08:27
ograubuntu *does* feel the need ;)08:27
man-diogra: Thanks08:27
persiahendrixski: Are you calling $(MAKE) install in the install: rule in debian/rules?08:28
man-diogra: I feel it now too08:28
ograwondeful :)08:28
man-dinow I need to check how to get the ball rolling08:28
man-dihmm, I need sponsors08:29
persiaman-di: There's a wiki page - see the very bottom of https;//wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing for a link.08:29
hendrixskipersia, yep ... I've played around with a bunch of different configurations for $(MAKE) install.. which makes me wonder if I don't have to cp anything, or change where it is that it installs to?08:29
man-dipersia: found already, thanks08:29
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persiahendrixski: Perhaps you need to pass $(DESTDIR)?  It depends on your Makefile.08:30
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man-didoes someone here would sponsor my MOTU request?08:31
tsmithepersia, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5972 please :)08:35
hendrixskipersia, LOL  I'm trying to put the relevant parts of my makefile onto pastebin for you... but it keeps accusing me of spamming 08:35
hendrixskipersia, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29519/  08:37
persiahendrixski: It's an hour until sunrise for me, so while I can comment, I'm not in the best shape to review a Makefile :)  Perhaps someone else can help?08:37
hendrixskipersia, oh wow... Ok08:37
ScottKman-di: Since you do Java and I just don't, I can't speak to your application from a technical perspective, but would be glad to speak for your community involvement (which is also important).  Feel free to cc me on the mail.08:37
man-diScottK: Thanks08:37
hendrixskiif anyone can look at why my package isn't capable of installing a program.  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29519/08:38
man-diScottK: I will fix some issues first to sched a better light on me and then write the mail08:38
hendrixskibasically... I tried setting $(MAKE) DESTDIR=/usr/bin/ install ... and that didn't work either08:39
ScottKNo rush.  Sounds like a good plan.  Have a nice wiki page that makes you look wonderful too.08:39
persiatsmithe: That looks great at first glance.  I'll take another look in the morning, and upload if I don't see anything else (unless, of course, someone else uploaded it first).  Thanks for the quick update.08:41
tsmitheScottK, were there any other comments except helvB10.bdf for usplash-theme-ubuntustudio?08:42
tsmithepersia, sounds good :)08:42
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ScottKtsmithe: I quit looking when I found that.  Double check all your copyright stuff again I'd say.08:42
tsmithek08:42
hendrixskiScottK, do you think that maybe you could help me out here?  I can't make a debian package that installs a program to save my life at this point...08:46
hendrixski  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/29519/08:46
ScottKhendrixski: I'm a Python programmer.  I don't think I'd be a huge help.08:46
hendrixski*sigh08:46
ScottKI will take a look, but don't get your hopes up.08:46
hendrixskisome day I want to learn python programming too... I tried writing a hello world in that and packaging it and it was a worse failure than my current c++ fiasco08:47
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ScottKWhat I would do is take my .deb file and look inside (Ark for example in Kubuntu will unpack them) and look inside and see what your current rules are producing.08:49
tsmitheScottK, http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=5974 looks much cleaner08:50
hendrixskik08:51
hendrixskiit creates two tarballs and a debian binary08:52
hendrixskiempty tarballs I may add08:52
hendrixskihhmmm.... and the debian-binary is only 4 bytes... that's not right08:54
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tsmithehendrixski, change the variable name DESTDIR to INSTALL_ROOT in debian/rules08:56
tsmithehendrixski, run through what the script does in your mind, and see which variables are used where to do what08:57
hendrixskitsmithe, k.. so it'd look like   $(MAKE) INSTALL_ROOT=/usr/bin install   ?08:58
tsmithei would give that a go08:58
tsmithe(not saying it would work, necessarily)08:58
hendrixskiwhen I run it through in my mind... I figured the time when I just removed the variable all together would have worked... just $(MAKE) install.. but that didn't do it either...  k... gonna give this a go08:58
tsmithehendrixski, nah cos dpkg-deb needs to know where the files are installed to to build the deb from, and in most cases this is a subdirectory in debian/09:00
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hendrixskidpkg-buildpackage gave me this:   mkdir: cannot create directory `/usr/bin/usr': Permission denied09:04
ScottKhendrixski: did you -rfakeroot when you called it?09:04
hendrixskiI did09:05
vorlon-rfakeroot doesn't make it possible for non-root users to write files to the live system directories09:05
ScottKThan that's a good sign the your mkdir call is trying to install in your real /usr/bin and not in the package.09:05
vorlonright09:05
hendrixskiah,  so it is a good sign.... I just need more priveledges than just fakeroot09:07
hendrixskiso sudo dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot?09:07
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vorlonno, you need to fix your package to not try to install to the system directories09:07
ScottKhendrixski: You should be deeply grateful that you did NOT have more priveledges.09:08
hendrixskiso... $(MAKE) INSTALL_ROOT=/usr/bin install  wasn't a good idea after all?09:08
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hendrixskiScottK, wheh... good thing I run this kind of stuff in a fakeroot09:09
tsmithehendrixski, no!!09:09
ScottKMore like $(MAKE) INSTALL_ROOT=debian/packagename/usr/bin install09:09
ScottKYes.09:09
tsmithei said replace the term DESTDIR with INSTALL_ROOT09:09
tsmithenot the whole thing :)09:09
tsmithe(sorry if that wasn't clear)09:09
vorlonexcept that the /usr/bin is still wrong09:10
vorlonbecause you don't want /usr/bin/usr09:10
vorlonyou want /usr09:10
vorlonso you probably need $(MAKE) INSTALL_ROOT=debian/packagename09:10
hendrixskiok... lemme try that09:11
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hendrixskiIT WORKED!!!!!!!!!!!!09:14
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tsmithe:)09:16
hendrixskisoo... why deos dh_make write $(MAKE) DESTDIR=**** install instead of $(MAKE) INSTALL_ROOT=*** install ???09:17
vorlonbecause DESTDIR vs. INSTALL_ROOT is a question of what the upstream build rules require09:18
vorlonand DESTDIR is more "standard", being implemented by automake09:18
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hendrixskiso... what kind of conditions would I know ahead of time require INSTALL_ROOT instead of DESTDIR?   are all Qt3 programs install_root then?09:22
tsmitheminghua, yes, i would think it would be09:22
tsmithehendrixski, look at the project's makefile if you are unsure09:22
hendrixskitsmithe, ahh.. ok... in the makefile my DESTDIR variable is empty... but it calls INSTALLROOT without having defined it09:23
tsmithemm09:24
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hendrixskiJesus... I would have NEVER figured this out by myslef09:25
hendrixskithanks for being here :-)09:25
tsmithe:)09:26
ScottKkeescook: I've started on my plan for world domination <- <- <- straightening out clamav in Dapper.  Details at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Clamav - In the meantime, which clamav-0.88 would be the best to backport until we can get the rdepends dealt with (0.88,4-1ubuntu2.1 from edgy-security or 0.88.7-1ubuntu1 that was in feisty)?09:27
hendrixskifollowup question... in debian/control...should I change  "Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}"  because I just added libqt3-mt  but I dunno if I need those first two?09:30
man-dihendrixski: you added libqt3-mt explicitely? your package should adds this automatically through ${shlibs:Depends} if it needs it09:31
geserno, ${shlips:Depends} gets filed with the correct Depends at package build time09:31
ScottKhendrixski: If you really want to feel bad, do a little research and figure out how old tsmithe is.09:32
tsmitheScottK, haha09:32
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RickHAfter installing libgtk2.0-doc where does it go?  And how can I launch it/view it?09:33
geserdpkg -L libgtk2.0-doc09:33
hendrixskiwhy, how old... or young rather?09:33
RickHgeser:  Thanks.09:33
man-diRickH: dpkg -L libgtk2.0-doc shows you its content09:33
man-digeser wins the price for typing faster ;-)09:34
ScottKhendrixski: 15 iirc.09:34
minghua(or just read libgtk2.0-doc's package description...)09:34
minghuaAlthough what RickH is really looking for is probably devhelp.09:35
hendrixski15?  ummm... wow09:35
RickHminghua:  I've found very few tutorials written to help someone wanting to begin development under Ubuntu (on apps). :(  I've seen lots of suggested guides, recipes, etc., but nothing about how to setup the tools, setup icons for help, etc.09:35
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tsmithehendrixski, yeah :)09:36
hendrixskiI wish I had gotten started with this stuff when I was young... instead of just wasting my life on windows 09:37
tsmithehehe09:37
ScottKtsmithe: debian/copyright looks good.  Doing a test build now.09:37
RickHOkay, does devhelp read whatever's in /usr/share/doc/ and then populate the help with what's there?09:37
tsmithehendrixski, if you're much older than me, then there can't have been much windows around during your early youth anyway, surely?09:38
RickHBecause until I installed libgtk2.0-doc, I was using devhelp, but it didn't have what I needed.09:38
ScottKtsmithe: Windows has been around a depressing long time.  I was using it before you were born.09:38
RickHI'm used to Windows where all of the help files are separate.09:38
tsmitheScottK, oh yay :s09:38
hendrixskitsmithe, I'm only about 8 years older than you ... how long have you been using Linux?09:39
tsmithesince 200109:39
tsmithe(i didn't really "get it" back then)09:40
tsmitheonly really "got it" since 200509:40
hendrixskiNice09:40
RickHIs Anjuta a good IDE?09:41
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hendrixskiI got my first computer in... let's see... freshman year of high school... so 199709:42
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RickHWhat's vim?09:42
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hendrixskiRickH, it's a command line editor that does EVERYTHING... and it's all like 1 keystroke09:43
ScottK-laptoptsmithe: When it builds, is it supposed to tell me stuff like : make[1] : Circular ubuntustudio_1024_576_cropped.png <- ubuntustudio_1024_576_cropped.png.c dependency dropped. pngtousplash ubuntustudio_1024_576_cropped.png > ubuntustudio_1024_576_cropped.png.c09:43
tsmitheyes09:43
RickHlike vi?09:43
ScottK-laptopOnly better.09:43
ScottK-laptoptsmithe: OK.  Thanks.09:43
hendrixskiRickH, yes... it stands for Vi Improved09:43
hendrixskiwww.vim.org09:44
RickHI used to use The SemWare Editor in the old days.  It was a command-line editor.  I like whole IDEs now though.  Visual Studio has spoiled me. :)09:44
hendrixskiRickH, Eclipse has spoiled me too... but I tried vim in college once and been hooked ever since09:45
RickHvim-tiny is no good.  It's almost as bad as DOS's old EDLIN utility. :P09:45
hendrixskiyep09:45
RickHHave you ever used Visual Studio?09:45
RickHin Windows?09:45
hendrixskianyways... It's almost 4:00 and I need to eat lunch09:45
hendrixskiRickH, no... I've been a windows programmer for a while... but it was all java09:46
hendrixskiso I used Eclipse09:46
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broonieThat parses very strangely with 24 hour clock...09:46
RickHVS is kind of like NetBeans.  NetBeans does better refactoring, but VS has a lot of abilities NB doesn't.09:46
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minghuaHmm, tsmithe's website http://tibsplace.co.uk/ gives me a 500 error.09:48
ScottKtsmithe: Uploaded.09:48
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tsmitheminghua, that's cos it's down, until i get hosting09:49
tsmitheScottK, thanks loads09:49
ScottKNo problem.  Thanks for your contribution and the Ubuntu Studio efforts to get into the archives.09:49
minghuatsmithe: I see.  You may want to change your wiki page then. ;-)09:49
tsmitheahh righty09:50
tsmitheScottK, heh :)09:50
ScottKtsmithe: Not kidding.09:50
tsmithe:)09:50
RickHAre the detailed_signal values in GTK+ standard to Linux?  Or are they only used in GTK+?  I can't find them defined anywhere in the GTK+ docs.09:51
RickHThings like "destroy", "delete_event", etc?09:52
vorlonthose are GTK+-level signals09:53
RickHWhere are they documented?09:53
RickHI see only "destroy", "delete_event" and "clicked" in this example.09:53
vorlonin the GTK+ docs somewhere :)09:53
RickH:)09:53
ScottKleonel: If you have a moment, would you please see if you can build/test https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/clamav/0.88.7-1ubuntu1 and https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/clamav/0.88.4-1ubuntu2.1 unmodified on Dapper.  Since this clamav project is going to take a while, I thought it might be useful to go ahead and backport the best 0.88 we can.09:53
vorlonthe only Linux-level signals are those listed in kill -l, which have nothing to do with GTK+ signals; many of the GTK+ signals map more or less directly to X events, but the X documentation is probably not useful to you in understanding the GTK+ handling09:54
RickHEver see the "Kill -9" video on YouTube? :)09:54
ScottKleonel: And then mark up the MOTU/Clamav page with your results.09:55
leonelScottK: funny ...  I'm just  testing  clamav 0.91  in dapper  this by upgrading the package from your site   builded fine  and installed  ...09:56
leonelScottK: I'll let you know about  88.6 and 409:56
ScottKOK.  That'd be good to know about too.09:56
ScottKThanks.09:57
ScottKleonel: I'm on the ubuntu-backporters team now, so I can approve stuff (archive admins still have to upload them).09:57
vorlonRickH: yes, and I also know what 'fs sa rlidwka' means09:57
ScottKI approved your clamassassin request a little while ago.09:57
leonelScottK:  great !09:57
RickHvorlon:  I don't know what that means.  What does it mean?09:58
vorlonit's an AFS acl command09:58
leonelScottK:  I'd like psycopg2  backported to dapper :)09:58
ScottKIs there a dapper-backports bug for it?09:58
leonelScottK: I haven't been able to backport it myself 09:58
leonelScottK:  I asked  some time ago 09:58
RickHI don't see any reference....  So, I'm wondering how text-based signals can be used.09:59
ScottKleonel: What happened when you tried to build it?10:00
leonelneeds  python central  and other packages10:01
ScottKIn that case I think you are out of luck10:01
leonelScottK:  bug #11526910:02
ubotuLaunchpad bug 115269 in Ubuntu "[backport]  python-psycopg2 From Feisty to Dapper" [Undecided,Invalid]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11526910:02
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RickHDoes GCC use .cc files for C++?10:03
RickHOr G++?  I'm confused...10:03
ScottKleonel: What I'd suggest you do is get 1.1.21-14 from Debian Stable (Etch) and see if you can build that.10:03
man-diRickH: g++ supports .C .cc .cpp and some other suffixes for C++10:04
vorlonRickH: I believe gcc will autodetect g++ as the language if the extension is .cc (at least it did in the past)10:04
RickHIs .cc the same as .cpp?10:04
vorloneh, autodetect C++ as the language and use g++10:04
ScottKIf that works, you can probably swap out the newest upstream like you just did for clamav.10:04
man-diRickH: yes10:04
leonelScottK:  I need psycopg2. start from 1.1.21 from debian ?10:04
RickHokay10:04
RickHAnd class definitions are still in .h/.cpp or .h/.cc format?10:05
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leonelScottK:  clamav  91  + clamsmtp   in dapper  WORKS !10:05
RickHby convention I mean?10:05
ScottKCool.  I'd expect it would.10:05
man-diRickH: .h .hpp .H, whatever you like10:05
RickHman-di:  Thanks.10:05
minghuavorlon: I remember it doesn't work for linking, so it's still necessary to use the correct compiler name.10:06
vorlonminghua: yes, that's true10:06
ScottKleonel: Sorry, 2.0.5.1-6.10:06
leonelgreat 10:06
gnomefreakis it just me or did sound die in gutsy in the last day or 210:06
ScottKleonel: http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/p/psycopg2/10:06
ScottKThat'll probably work.10:06
leonelScottK:  thanks  I'll try 10:06
ScottKgnomefreak: They rolled a new kernel last night.10:07
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gnomefreakScottK: ah yes i say the l-r-m and freinds10:07
gnomefreakwaiting on kernel :)10:07
gnomefreakty i forgot10:07
xxxxx1ScottK, can you take a look at bug #103482 please10:07
ubotuLaunchpad bug 103482 in r-cran-psy "[can-not-install]  postrm failure" [Medium,Fix committed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10348210:07
xxxxx1ScottK, i commited the debdiff. it should be fixed on gutsy and not in dapper.10:08
RickHIs there a way to modify the Linux keyboard settings so that Shift+NumPad will use the arrows, rather than numbers?10:08
ScottKxxxxx1: The bug says fix released.  Is that wrong.10:09
xxxxx1ScottK, exactly.10:09
xxxxx1we should cancel dapper task10:09
xxxxx1and apply commited10:09
ScottKWhy don't you get the bug status straight and then I'll look.10:09
xxxxx1ScottK, done :)10:10
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ScottKxxxxx1: Is Dapper Invalid or Wontfix and why are you assigned it if it's Invalid/Wontfix?10:11
xxxxx1take a look at the comments10:12
xxxxx1long investigation10:12
xxxxx1:P10:12
xxxxx1i'll change edgy task too.10:13
ScottKOK.  Do the investigation then...10:13
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ScottKxxxxx1: Looking.10:17
xxxxx1thanks10:18
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RickHhow can you view a binary file in hex?10:23
xxxxx1RickH, you can use ghex10:24
RickHthanks10:24
RickHxxxxx1:  from the cmd line?10:26
RickHI see it.. under applications -> hex editor.10:26
ScottKxxxxx1: Since we have 2.4 in Feisty already, what is changing the depends going to affect?10:26
xxxxx1RickH, yes :)10:27
RickHSome stuff about Linux is just not intuitive to a Windows guy. :)10:27
ScottKxxxxx1: ??10:28
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xxxxx1ScottK, this bug is just for dapper and edgy upgrades to Gutsy10:29
xxxxx1and.. for Feisty too.. but this bug not qualifies for SRU10:29
xxxxx1(have a workaround)10:29
xxxxx1so, this fix upgrades from dapper/edgy->gutsy 10:29
ScottKSo you are making sure this package won't get installed until the other one is alread upgraded?10:29
xxxxx1yes. as you see in the another commentaries.. this fail.10:30
ScottKYou mean last Fall?10:30
xxxxx1you can see in the bug description and my reconstruction of the bug on the commentaries10:31
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ScottKxxxxx1: Also, it's not (Closes LP:, it's (LP:.10:34
xxxxx1we have a lot of changelog with Closes LP10:35
xxxxx1including from core-dev10:35
xxxxx1btw, i can change. i've used both10:35
xxxxx1:)10:35
ScottKxxxxx1: It's still wrong.  (Closes: is the Debian way and when LP was being set up to close bugs there was confusion about what was correct.10:36
ScottKI'll change this one.10:36
xxxxx1thanks ScottK10:36
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tsmitheScottK, i thought that as long as it contained "LP: nnnnn" it was ok10:41
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ScottKtsmithe: I haven't experimented if where the parens are really matters.  They said (LP: #bugnumber) so I just do it that way.10:42
tsmithewell makes sense10:42
tsmithebut i just recall hearing it somewhere :)10:42
=== ScottK is uploading the package, so gets to be pedantic if that's his preference.
tsmitheheh true10:44
xxxxx1:D10:44
minghuaAccording to the mail to -devel-announce (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2007-May/000298.html), it's only the pattern "LP: #nnnnnn", the parentheses are not mandated.10:44
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ScottKminghua: OK.  Thanks.  Good to know.10:44
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ScottKxxxxx1: Uploaded.  Thank you for your contribution.10:50
xxxxx1it was a pleasure10:51
xxxxx1:D10:51
xxxxx1thanks ScottK and minghua 10:52
xxxxx1i gotta go now10:52
xxxxx1bye all10:52
minghuaxxxxx1: You did most of the hard work, thank you. :-)10:52
minghuaand bye.10:52
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ScottKstratus: I'm doing a test build of python-gdata now before I request a sync.11:09
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PriceChildI remember a great little bit on the wiki with example get-orig-source bits for creating tarballs from svn etc. but am having difficulty finding it... does anyone know where? :)11:29
ScottKPriceChild: No, but it's been mentioned here in the last day or so.  I'd ask persia when he reappears or look through the channel logs.11:32
PriceChildI remember him referring me to it... I'll slog through my logs :)11:32
PriceChildThanks11:33
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minghuaScottK: The r-cran-psy upload forgot to change the Maintainer field as required.11:41
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ajmitchScottK: you could fix coreutils11:46
ScottKWhat's it written in?11:47
ajmitchC11:48
ScottKIronically enough, earlier today I remembered to mangle the maintainer on a package that I'm the Debian Maintainer for...11:48
ScottKAh.  Then No, I couldn't fix coreutils.11:48
ajmitchcoreutils failed to build for me yesterday, and I needed it11:48
ScottKYummy.11:49
ajmitchyeah, libc6-dev header problems11:49
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ajmitchbut the current gutsy one fails as well11:51
ScottKWell my penance is uploaded.  Time to go play Dad.11:52
ajmitchheh11:53
TheMusoHey folks.11:53
ScottKIf persia shows up while I'm gone, would some one please tell him from me "It worked.  Thanks."11:54
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norsettoTheMuso: Hi, and thx for your comments on http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=597812:01
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TheMusonorsetto: No problem.12:03

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