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imbrandoneta?12:14
Rinchensabdfl announced it at Ubuntu Live but you may not have heard.12:15
ajmitchmost of us couldn't afford to be there :)12:15
sistpotyRinchen, LaserJock: nice, I'll happily look at that ;)12:15
Rinchenimbrandon, no eta yet.  We've got the gang together to look at the approach on the 27th12:15
Rinchenimbrandon, so I suspect it'll be some time yet but we're all excited.12:15
imbrandon;)12:15
RinchenThe good news is once we put the plan together you can, like all things now, track it on LP via the release cycles12:16
=== ajmitch hopes that some of the spec wiki pages will be public as well
LaserJockRinchen: yeah, we could use some sanatized spec pages :-)12:17
Rinchenajmitch, I'll look into that. I suspect the internals will be private for now but the API interface docs will be public and perhaps even have some sample code.12:17
LaserJocknot like the ones the government puts out that are all black ;-)12:17
ajmitchRinchen: that would help12:18
ajmitchthen we could give some feedback on the API & what we need12:18
Rinchenhehe, as above I think for the API's, at this point in time, it'll be end user docs on how to use it. (There is the whole concept of how to secure the API's from abuse that needs to be investigated, etc.)12:18
Rinchenanyway, wanted to give you guys a heads up.12:19
Rinchenoh12:19
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Rinchenif you have any USE CASES or design ideas, please email them to me by next Friday12:19
Rinchenjoey@canonical.com12:19
RinchenI'll see they are added12:20
Rinchenfor consideration of course12:20
ajmitchwe can try12:21
RinchenThe more use cases we have the better the system will be12:21
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ScottKRinchen: I'd suggest looking at the code of some of the apps that scrape the LP web interface.12:23
Rinchenanyway, LaserJock - I've asked the team to schedule your malone and soyuz MOTU bugs for 1.1.9 as well.12:23
LaserJockRinchen: thanks12:23
RinchenScottK, if you have any, let me know. The only ones I have are the email processing kind.12:23
RinchenScottK, like ubuntustats12:23
LaserJockhehe, I've got one, but it's been kinda obsoleted12:24
ScottKI don't recall.12:24
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LaserJockscreen-scraper for +packagebugs12:24
RinchenLaserJock, is it still in use?12:24
LaserJockkinda, I think it still runs12:25
LaserJockbut it was more of a workaround12:25
LaserJockand the immediate issue got fixed12:25
LaserJockalthough there's more to do12:25
Rinchenwell, running and being useful are two different things. :-)  If the data is used by someone, like motu for example, then I'll have it considered.12:25
LaserJockwell, sadly it's on the REVU server that went down12:26
RinchenREVU was on the externally hosted servers I take it12:27
LaserJockyep12:27
ScottKYes.12:27
Rinchenhmpf12:27
=== ScottK cannot help but note that REVU is also FOSS.
LaserJocksistpoty: are we going to get the data from tiber back?12:28
sistpotyLaserJock: we could, if we wanted to. However after speaking with siretart today, I consider it a feature that the old packages are gon12:28
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LaserJocksistpoty: well, I was thinking more our ~/12:29
Rinchenwell, I'll leave you guys to it. I just wanted to drop in to let you know about what I'm doing LaserJock. Feel free to ping me on #launchpad or pm me.12:29
RinchenHave a good weekend.12:29
LaserJocksistpoty: I've got some bzr branches on tiber12:29
sistpotyLaserJock: nonetheless, you can ask Ng in #canonical-sysadmin (or elmo, he helped me tonight) if you're interested in a particular file/directory12:29
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nixternal17:27:46              ScottK cannot help but note that REVU is also FOSS.12:29
nixternal:D12:29
nixternalI was wondering when someone was going to snapback with that12:30
ajmitchsomeone? I knew it'd be ScottK12:30
=== LaserJock bites his tongue
ScottKI did my best to restrain myself.12:30
ScottKWhen I said "cannot help", I meant it.12:30
nixternalajmitch: ya, I thought you maybe, and then I seen imbrandon give a winky smile, and even LaserJock12:30
nixternalI figured it was coming, just didn't think it would take so long12:31
=== ScottK gets paid to do system requirements for proprietary systems. It's not a hobby.
nixternalLaserJock: I am willing to bet the taste of blood in your mouth is horrible from biting your tongue :)12:31
nixternalprobably don't have a tongue anymore after biting it that hard :D12:31
LaserJockheh12:32
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ScottKFire away LaserJock.  I get offended when proprietary system developers ask me to do their work for them for free.12:33
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LaserJockwell, I don't want it to be taken wrong so I don't think I should say anything12:34
nixternalya12:34
TheMusoHey folks.12:34
nixternalis there an "Open source LP now" bug yet?12:35
ScottKOK.  Probably just as well.  I'm certain I'm unduly hot under the collar right now.12:35
ScottKYes.12:35
nixternalhehe12:35
ScottKIIRC marked Medium/In Progress.12:35
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nixternalhaha12:35
LaserJockScottK: well, my comments aren't for you, don't worry12:36
ScottKOK12:36
LaserJockI recognize the effort that's gone into REVU, I really do12:36
LaserJockand I think it's served us well12:37
sistpotynixternal: ther e is, just look at sabdfl's most active bugs ;)12:37
LaserJockbut I don't think it's being FLOSS has really mattered one bit12:37
LaserJockthe code is freely available and hardly ever worked on12:37
LaserJockI'd rather have code that gets worked on and is proprietary than FLOSS that just sits there12:37
ScottKLaserJock: That's true, but a few people have submitted patches (the most recent being to keep uploaders from advocating their own packages).12:38
ScottKREVU is largely satisfactory for what it does.12:38
LaserJockI agree12:38
ScottKIf there were more problems with it, then more patches would happen.12:38
LaserJockbut my experience has been that it being FLOSS has helped us little12:39
ScottKI prefer tools that the community has control over versus stuff that random strangers change on a whim.12:39
LaserJocksure12:39
LaserJockI do too12:39
sistpotywell, my opinion lately is pretty plain: if there's s.th. that works better, use that. However since there have been arguments for solutions that work worse in the past, I may have become a little bit stubborn12:39
ScottKAnd that's pretty much how I view LP.12:39
LaserJockI just want to get the job done12:40
sistpotyhehe12:40
LaserJockif there are two equal apps to do that and one is FLOSS and the other isn't, I'd like us to prefer the FLOSS solution12:40
ScottKI will tell you where it really matters for me.12:40
LaserJockbut if one suits our needs better I'm not so concerned about it's freeness12:41
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ScottKIf someone in the community asked me to invest my time in figuring out how to make revu or devscripts work better for us, I'd do it.12:41
LaserJockREVU was working well for us long before LP was half-way usable12:41
ScottKWhen an LP dev wants me to volunteer to design his system for him, I'm not going to.12:41
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ScottKHe's paid to do that, and so he should.12:41
LaserJockthat makes sense to me12:42
sistpotyScottK: please find out how to make revu better :P12:42
LaserJockalthough providing bug reports and feedback is always nice, regardless12:42
ScottKsistpoty: I just don't feel there's really much wrong with it on the outside (I'm sure from your comments today it's much different on the inside).12:42
ScottKLaserJock: Bug reports sure.  System design, no.12:43
ScottKIf LP is a service and I shouldn't worry, then it's up to the service provider to do the heavy lifting.12:43
LaserJockI'd love to just stop taking NEW packages, that'd solve the problem ;-)12:43
sistpotyScottK: given that I still haven't managed to set it up there must be s.th. wrong (or I'm just not capable *g)12:44
ScottKsistpoty: Yeah.  That's the ugly on the inside part.12:44
LaserJockwell, it doesn't build debs and provide a repo12:44
ScottKThat's true.12:44
LaserJockI think that might become an important thing for us to do12:44
LaserJockI hadn't thought about it that much12:45
LaserJockbut we really don't do much other than look at the source package12:45
ScottKAnd I don't doubt that we can make PPAs part of a good backend for that.12:45
LaserJockI also find the REVU frontpage kinda difficult unless I know what package I'm looking for12:45
ScottKPersonally, I also build them and unpack the .debs (ark is good for that) to make sure they aren't doing weird stuff.12:46
LaserJocksure12:46
ScottKAgreed, but I don't think LP is a model of unuitiveness and orderliness either.12:46
LaserJockbut I think we might want to get into a mode where we're asking a bit more if we *should* have the package in Universe not if we *can*12:47
ScottKI guess the other thing is I think the LP U/I is getting worse not better.12:47
ScottKAgreed, but that's different than the tools.12:47
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LaserJockwe create and awful lot of work for ourselves if we pump Universe full of crappy apps12:47
LaserJockScottK: I'm not sure what's overly hard about treating a package review via a bug report12:48
LaserJockwe're already filing bugs to ask for packages to be done12:48
=== ScottK never looks at them.
LaserJockwhy not just complete the circle in one bug12:49
nixternalheh, we could create a new repo called "crappy" :D12:49
ScottKWell this just rehashes the "we are trying to do stuff in two places and that sucks" arguement.12:49
sistpotydon't tell me that I'm fiddling with a revu setup for nothing :P12:49
ScottKsistpoty: NO.  You aren't12:49
nixternaldeb http://.../ubuntu main restricted universe multiverse crappy12:49
nixternalhehe12:49
LaserJocknixternal: I was thinking of something like that today12:49
sistpotyhehe, but I'm close to despair right now *g*12:49
nixternalheh, I was sadly just joking...I think the PPAs could do this for us, no?12:50
ScottKWhich is why I think we should quit doing the LP bug thing.  If there happens to be a needs-packaging bug, fine, but not a requirement.12:50
LaserJockwell, I understand not wanting to lock into something12:50
sistpotyimo limiting packages will be not the easiest thing. I guess starting out with some metrics of how packages in ubuntu have been cared for in the past, and optionally removing these might be suited beter12:51
sistpotys/beter/better/12:51
LaserJockbut it gets really really confusing for people when we don't have a canonical system12:51
ScottKRight.  So we should stop trying to use LP for tracking packaging progress.12:51
LaserJockwhy?12:51
ScottKWhy did we start?12:51
LaserJockbecause wiki pages suck12:51
LaserJockfiling a bug is more intuitive12:52
LaserJocklike a feature request or a request ticket12:52
LaserJockthey don't want to edit a wiki page12:52
ScottKSure.  I think that's a fine way for a user to say "someone please do this".12:52
LaserJockright12:52
sistpotyLaserJock: do I get it right that you think it's bad (for the workflow) if not everthing is tied into LP?12:53
ScottKThat doesn't mean it needs to be tied into our "how we do this" process.12:53
LaserJockso if we already have a list of packages that are requested, why not go all the way?12:53
LaserJocksistpoty: I think where possible we should be consistent12:53
sistpotyLaserJock: yes, I think that of course also would be optimal, but we just won't get there...12:54
LaserJockwell no12:54
LaserJockbut it seems logical to me to use a bug report12:54
sistpotyjust think of MoM, which is essential to ubuntu but by far no part of LP12:54
LaserJockI'd hardly call it essential, but yeah12:55
ScottKLaserJock: How many packages have you packaged because someone filed a needs-packaging bug?12:55
LaserJocknot a single one in Ubuntu :-)12:55
=== ScottK neither.
LaserJockis that they way it should be? I'm not so sure12:55
ScottKMost packaging happens because the packager is interested in a package.12:55
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LaserJockbut that's beside the point12:55
ScottKNo, it's not.12:55
LaserJockyes12:56
LaserJockit is12:56
ScottKThe point is that the needs-packaging bugs are almost entirely unrelated to what gets packaged.12:56
sistpotywell, if a bug report can provide the same (or better) features, it makes sense. However especially to give a possible reviewer an overview I find difficult12:56
LaserJockI'm not saying that I want everybody to be forced to only do needs-packaging bugs12:56
LaserJockwhat I'm saying is that is already a source of info for packaging NEW12:56
ScottKLP is not currently the starting point for our process for getting something packaged in virtually all cases.12:56
LaserJockI'm also saying that Debian uses bugs12:57
ScottKSure.12:57
LaserJockmany people are used to using bugs for these things12:57
jussi01hello everyone12:57
ScottKFor "I want/am doing this package"12:57
ScottKNot for here's what needs to be changed in the package.12:57
sistpotyLaserJock: no, debian uses mentors for reviewing, but bugs for tracking wnpp ;)12:57
LaserJockso I don't know why it's an illogical thing to do12:57
LaserJockgosh that's my stinking point12:57
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LaserJockbut if you look at wnpp bugs they often discuss the progress of the package12:58
jussi01hmmm, can I jump in?12:58
ScottKBecause LP is slow, painful to navigate, and I'd really rather not get stuck dealing with it more than I have to.12:58
LaserJockI would love to see LP+ubuntu-motu-mentors used12:58
ScottKjussi01: Sure12:58
sistpotyLaserJock: sure, but it's imo orthogonal (which may be a design flaw though *g*)12:58
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LaserJockI think tying it up a bit more12:59
jussi01Just from what I see, needs packaging bugs ar extremely useful to people like myself, who need a something to do/ideas12:59
LaserJockdoing an ITP bug report (or taking over a needs-packging bugs) then following that report12:59
LaserJockadding in PPA for the actual package handling and bzr when people want to us VCS12:59
LaserJockit kinda seems like a logical thing01:00
LaserJockthe elements are pretty much there01:00
ScottKIf I could navigate it quickly, intuitively, and reliably, I'd agree.01:00
sistpotyand having revu on top of this framework to allow easy reviewing :)01:00
LaserJockwhat I *don't* see is a good way to have an overview of it01:00
ScottKThe pieces are there.01:00
LaserJockScottK: what is there to navigate?01:00
LaserJockyou could do the whole thing without the web UI01:00
ajmitchsistpoty: sure, have REVU pull a list of needs-packaging bugs :)01:01
sistpotyajmitch: I'm fiddling with revu processing incoming packages atm. :P01:01
ScottKLaserJock: On revu, if I want the history of a package, I go to one page and it's all right there with debdiffs of mulitple versions of the same revision.01:01
jussi01it would be helpful if packagers actually updated the bugs though, so many I come across are being packaged but nothing is mentioned on the bug01:01
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LaserJockScottK: yes the debdiff thing is one of my "hmm, how do we do that" points01:02
Fujitsuenyc: Etch was released almost a year later, so it's not surprising they're different...01:02
enycWhereas, ubuntu has many things only in universe, when Debian Etch4.0 suports them in main...01:02
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ScottKThe one thing I miss out of the package page on revu is the ability to do a diff of the debian dir only.01:03
TheMusoLaserJock: I'm g uessing PPAs wouldn't allow the same version to be uploaded multiple times like REVU does.01:03
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Fujitsuenyc: Erm, Etch doesn't have supported/unsupported as such.01:03
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FujitsuTheMuso: It doesn't, though removal should be coming soon.01:03
TheMusoRIght.01:03
enycFujitsu: yes... not same as Ubuntu01:03
enycFujitsu: i know01:03
mok0Couldn't uploaders just bump the -0ubuntuX number for each upload?01:04
Fujitsumok0: Eeeeeek, no.01:04
Fujitsu~ppaX, please.01:04
FujitsuAnd cleaning the changelog before -0ubuntu1 is uploaded would be sane.01:04
LaserJockit would depend for me how many bumps it needed ;-)01:05
LaserJockbut ~ppaX is the sane way to go01:05
FujitsuFor some it's... quite a lot.01:05
ScottKmok0: No.  That'd end up with ubuntu42 being the first version in the archive.01:05
sistpotyFujitsu: why? it was released to the public via ppa with that distinct version, wasn't it?01:05
Fujitsusistpoty: Not entirely sure we want an enormous number of changelog entries in the initial package, really.01:06
mok0ScottK: No, it would be -1ubuntu01:06
ScottKThen it shouldn't have an Ubuntu revision at all.01:06
FujitsuFixing trivial packaging mistakes and the like.01:06
sistpoty(same as a DD left in my changelog entries because he adopted my ubuntu package)01:06
Fujitsumok0: No, -0ubuntu01:06
sistpotythough that's really details :P01:07
mok0Fujitsu: Isn't first proper release 1ubuntu ?01:07
ScottKIn fact, now that I think of it, I think it would be good if PPA didn't allow revisions with ubuntu in the revision number.01:07
Fujitsumok0: No...01:07
FujitsuAha, Soyuz Karma is targeted for 1.1.9.. I wonder how they'll do that.01:07
sistpotydamn, then I'll need to upload s.th. again, right?01:07
mok0Then we could use something like -0ubuntu0.1 ... etc01:07
ScottKmok0: And you did it right on kssh.  You had me scared for a minute that I missed that when I uploaded it.01:07
mok0ScottK: :-)01:08
ScottKNo, I think ppa shouldn't have ubuntu at all since it's not an ubuntu package.01:08
sistpoty-0ppa1 < -0ubuntu1.. I guess that'd work01:08
mok0I was just today thinking why the notes and package revisions done during mentoring shouldn't appear in changelog01:08
TheMusomok0: I am not so sure I would like that.01:09
sistpotymok0: because most of these are useless (e.g. package FTBFS)01:09
mok0It would leave a log for people to learn from01:09
ScottKmok0: Those are available via the REVU comments if people want them.01:09
ajmitchScottK: then we should use -0revu1 for anything on REVU01:09
ScottKajmitch: Except we aren't distributing binaries.01:10
ajmitchso?01:10
ajmitchwe have built binaries in the past on REVU01:10
LaserJockI'd think -0ubuntu0ppa1 would work or something similar01:10
sistpotyajmitch: but these weren't world-readable01:10
TheMusoLaserJock: that looks ugly01:10
ScottKAlso it's from a spot that's not part of the official infrastructure.01:10
ajmitchsistpoty: they sometimes were :)01:10
Fujitsuajmitch: There isn't an `ooh, clicky clicky give me binaries' button on REVU (there will be on LP soon)01:11
sistpotybut that was a bug :P01:11
LaserJockas the packages are built for Ubuntu and will eventually become 0ubuntu1 it seems a shame to ditch it01:11
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LaserJocksistpoty: hehe, your "bug" is LPs feature ;-)01:11
TheMusoThe thing is, if we have crazy versions, the packager doesn't learn about official versioning, and is likely to confuse them more.01:12
TheMusos/is/its/01:12
TheMusoAnd I think packagers get overwhelmed enough sometimes with what we ask of them.01:12
jussi01I have to agree with TheMuso here...01:15
jussi01btw, what is ppa?01:15
LaserJockTheMuso: if things are properly documented it's not quite so bad01:15
TheMusoPersonal Package Archive.01:15
TheMusoLaserJock: For those who read docs, yes.01:16
TheMusoLaserJock: But I fear that many don't.01:16
LaserJockthen they've got bigger problems01:17
FujitsuDo we have some stats on how many new packages get touched after initially uploaded?01:18
TheMusoI guess thats the big question isn't it.01:19
ScottKFujitsu: You mean NEW packages REVUed being touched/modified before going to the archive?01:19
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TheMusoScottK: I think he means once they are in the archive.01:19
ScottKAh.01:19
sistpotythat's s.th. I think is long overdue for motu-land.01:19
FujitsuTheMuso: Yes.01:20
TheMusosistpoty: s.th?01:20
ajmitchFujitsu: you mean packages that *aren't* just dumped into the archive?01:20
Fujitsuajmitch: That's probably a better question, yes.01:20
sistpotyTheMuso: statistics of ubuntu uploaded packages that are not maintained (vs. packages being maintained properly)01:21
TheMusoah01:21
FujitsuI've just got the one new one, and that's now in Debian and properly maintained, but I'm quite sure that's the exception rather than the rule.01:21
=== TheMuso has put through three new packages, two of which are now in main, and are also in Debian, and one which is only in Ubuntu, but I maintain it, and its almost dead upstream anyway.
=== ScottK tends all the packages he's uploaded.
=== ScottK has to go for dinner. See you later.
=== ajmitch has put a couple of new packages into ubuntu
sistpotyFujitsu: my assumption is that there is quite some crap (maybe even from apt-get.org imports), though I'd really see some hard figures to prove that01:22
ajmitchbut they mostly go into debian01:22
TheMusoActually, make that 4 through. The last one I also maintain.01:23
TheMusoAnd is not yet in Debian, and likely never will be anyway, due to what it is for.01:23
Fujitsu.... did we previously import from apt-get.org?01:24
ajmitchFujitsu: sadly yes01:24
ajmitchFujitsu: a mandate from on high01:24
FujitsuEwwww, that's why theere's so much crap.01:24
sistpotynot to sure if that's the only source... I guess some people loose interest likewise01:24
TheMusoFujitsu: Agreed.01:24
Fujitsu615 source packages not in Debian is seriously uncool.01:24
ajmitchwhen the idea of universe having *everything* was encouraged01:24
ajmitchFujitsu: where do you see that? lucas' mdt pages on people.debian.org?01:25
Fujitsuhttp://people.ubuntu.org.au/~fujitsu/motuscience/versions/universe.html01:25
FujitsuThat doesn't include main, AFAICR, so no language packs.01:26
ajmitchhttp://people.debian.org/~lucas/ubuntu-versions/unimultiverse-all.html01:26
ajmitch750 on there01:26
FujitsuMine might only be universe, I'll check.01:26
ajmitchstuff there that has probably been removed from debian01:26
FujitsuMine has some really nasty removals support, so that could be it.01:27
ajmitchand it's missing stuff that's in debian experimental (like ironpython)01:27
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ajmitchso it's not as bad as 615, but still too many01:29
sistpotycompared to our active motus, yes01:30
FujitsuI think we either need to keep syncing existing things from apt-get.org, or kill them off... having them lieing dormant is pretty stupid.01:32
ajmitchheh01:32
TheMusoI like option 2 best.01:32
LaserJockI just dump crap into Universe and leave ;-p01:32
FujitsuTheMuso: Yeep.01:32
TheMusoIMO we only trust stuff from Debian, or that goes through us.01:33
LaserJockwell01:33
sistpotysheesh, revu won't accept my upload... if I ever find out who coded that ... *g*01:33
LaserJockthis comes back to the big big question01:33
LaserJockWhat *is* Universe?01:34
FujitsuLaserJock: Something that needs to have a `dangerouscrap' component split out of it.01:34
LaserJockMark and I think dholbach see it as more-or-less a large FLOSS playground01:34
LaserJockhence the apt-get.org stuff01:34
LaserJockand not really caring what goes in as long as it's packaging is ok01:35
sistpotywell, a playground doesn't necessarily mean to exclude non-maintained crap from it, which noone uses01:35
FujitsuBut apt-get.org's packaging isn't necessarily OK.01:35
TheMusoI don't like the term playground.01:35
LaserJockwell, the point with the non-maintained stuff is that it *could* be maintained01:35
LaserJockthat we throw in as much FLOSS as we can in the hopes that somebody'll pick it up01:35
ajmitchwondering why we get so many bugs01:36
LaserJockit doesn't matter if *we* maintain it or if it really gets maintained at all01:36
LaserJockthat's sort of one view01:36
FujitsuI'd like to have stuff in universe be able to be a bit maintained.01:36
LaserJockthis is why I was thinking of nixternal's crappy repo01:37
LaserJock;-)01:37
TheMusoLaserJock: I often wonder whether dholbach's view of universe is a little optimistic.01:37
LaserJockI was using the term PPA in my mind today01:37
sistpotywell, sorting out what is non-maintained might be a first step. that way we could at least make it clear that *you'll be on your own when installing this software*01:37
minghuaI'd like to see a three-tier archive too, maybe not the "dangerouscrap" component name though.01:37
Fujitsusistpoty: Right. The `crap' component.01:37
LaserJockone of the things I was thinking01:37
LaserJockwas maybe PPA offers us this oppritunity01:37
LaserJockso we can say "heah, go get it from a PPA, we don't want it in our repo"01:38
ajmitchsistpoty: sure, we could probably fit a few hundred packages into universe then :)01:38
sistpotyajmitch: :P01:38
TheMusoheh01:38
sistpotywell, most of the packages are maintained by debian and are in a pretty good shape though :P01:38
=== TheMuso prepares to do a fresh install of gutsy onto his mac mini.
LaserJockwe have roughly 4000 ubuntuX packages01:38
sistpoty(or rather because of that)01:39
FujitsuDo we track origin for synced packages?01:39
LaserJockno01:39
FujitsuDarn.01:39
FujitsuThat would make sense.01:39
LaserJockthere's really know metadata or whatever you'd call it01:39
LaserJockto know where a package comes from01:39
LaserJocks/know/no/01:39
FujitsuI guess we could look at old -changes.01:39
LaserJockthat's what upset me with the Maintainer spec01:39
sistpotyhm.. is there any place apart from debian to sync from?01:39
LaserJocksure01:40
sistpotyLaserJock: as in?01:40
Fujitsusistpoty: Yeah, marillat and apt-get.org have been done in the past.01:40
LaserJockapt-get.org, upstreams01:40
sistpotywooo... scary01:40
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LaserJockit's not a sync like what we do for Debian01:40
TheMusoyuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck01:40
LaserJockbut that's where we're getting the packages01:40
FujitsuLaserJock: Yes it is, I believe.01:40
LaserJockFujitsu: don't we have to upload them?01:40
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sistpotythe "syncs"01:41
ajmitchnope01:41
ajmitchthey'll be able to sync from PPAs as well01:41
TheMusonooooooooooo please tell me thats not true01:41
ajmitchTheMuso: yes it's true, and it's intended by design01:42
LaserJockIMO that's a good thing01:42
sistpotyLaserJock: yes01:42
TheMusohrmf01:42
LaserJockI'd rather be able to look at something LP than sync from "wherever"01:42
LaserJockpart of the design of PPA would be for us to more easily assess packages, I think01:42
sistpotythis means especially to be able to review changes between pockets and move from one pocket to another, preferred by a web-interface (e.g. -proposed to -updates=01:43
TheMusoYeah, and we'd catch all the bad sync requests for such stuff.01:43
TheMusofrom non-MOTUs.01:43
LaserJockwell, processes wouldn't change, that I know of01:43
sistpotyright, but the "handle -proposed by motu-sru" would be affected, though there is only a legacy motu-sru left ;)01:45
LaserJockyeah01:45
LaserJockI'd eventually like it so if needed we can have MOTU admin Universe01:45
FujitsuLaserJock: That'd be nice... but I can't see us being allowed to NEW stuff.01:46
LaserJockwell, I want the technical barriers out of the way01:46
LaserJockwhether we're allowed (and eventually I don't see why not) is up to the TB01:47
FujitsuYeah, not requiring pretty much root access on drescher would be neat.01:47
sistpotywell, how about being able to comment on the new queue by e.g. motu's01:47
sistpoty? ?01:47
LaserJockhmmmmm01:48
sistpotythat way, e.g. TB could sort out easily who is doing good comments and then make her or him an admin for universe01:48
FujitsuThat just duplicates rREV01:48
FujitsuOops. REVU.01:49
sistpotyFujitsu: no, revu hasn't got the feature (yet) that non-motus can comment on packages *g*01:49
imbrandonafaik it has, someone just needs to enable that on a per account basis01:54
sistpotyyes, but then the commenter can also advocate...01:56
sistpotynow if revu would only process my upload, I'd be almost happy *g*01:58
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sistpotygrrrr01:58
ajmitchsistpoty: want  me to help? :)01:58
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sistpotyajmitch: sure... you got root@sparky?01:59
=== sistpoty set it up a few times, but it got ever more complex *g*
ajmitchyep01:59
sistpotyajmitch: great...02:00
LaserJockyou're setting it up on sparky?02:00
ajmitchwhere have you hidden things?02:00
sistpotyajmitch: -> query, ok?02:00
ajmitchsure02:00
sistpotyLaserJock: yes, as an interim solution02:01
=== TheMuso groans at the UbuntuStudio guys wanting to me put in hacks... i.e using dpkg-divert to divert files owned by another package, and manually adding to a pam config file... grrr
sistpotyLaserJock: we're getting a faster box for it though, but we still need to assemble it02:01
FujitsuTheMuso: Bwahah.02:01
TheMusoFujitsu: I don't want to do it, yet they want these particular features that the hacks enable..02:02
FujitsuHow about they do them properly?02:02
TheMusoFujitsu: I've tried pushing that, but nothing has come of it.02:02
LaserJockwell, there's not much they can do, that I'm aware of02:03
TheMusoFujitsu: You would have seen the pam rtprio thread on -devel?02:03
LaserJockthe setting conflict with the stock Ubuntu ones02:03
TheMusoThats one of them.02:03
FujitsuTheMuso: When? I don't recall it.02:04
TheMusoFujitsu: A while back now.02:04
LaserJockoh, heah, it looks like we have delayed postinst stuff now02:04
FujitsuLaserJock: Oh, dpkg triggers?02:04
LaserJockSetting up volumeid (113-0ubuntu7) ...02:05
LaserJockupdate-initramfs: deferring update (trigger activated)02:05
FujitsuFinally :D02:05
LaserJockProcessing triggers for initramfs-tools ...02:05
LaserJockupdate-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.22-9-generic02:05
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FujitsuNafallo: Go to sleep.02:05
LaserJockman, triggers could be so nice for TeX02:05
NafalloFujitsu: need to put a temp. backupserver online first.02:05
LaserJockif they work right that is02:05
FujitsuMhm. I wonder when they'll appear in Debian.02:05
NafalloFujitsu: was in IPhouse trying to resurrect our old one all day.02:06
TheMusoLaserJock: That is sweet sweet new.s02:06
FujitsuNafallo: Ah, so that's why my Jabber server is complaining at me?02:06
ScottKFujitsu: IIRC the release for triggers was only done when it was to make Ubuntu feature freeze.02:06
micahcowanLaserJock, why great for TeX?02:06
ScottKI expect it'll be in Debian once we've debugged it.02:06
micahcowan(dunno anything about triggers)02:06
NafalloFujitsu: dunno, mine is online. forgot to config my firewall on the server.02:06
NafalloFujitsu: s/on/off/02:06
NafalloFujitsu: it has layer 2 and can ping the layer3 linknet thou :-)02:07
minghuaLaserJock: According to Debian TeX maintainers, dpkg trigger won't help TeX packages.02:08
LaserJockoh yeah, I saw that email02:08
LaserJockI didn't quite get it02:08
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LaserJockmicahcowan: because TeX package run the same stuff over and over and over again and it takes forever02:09
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LaserJockthat and the stupid emacs packages02:09
FujitsuHahah.02:09
LaserJock;-)02:09
FujitsuYay, emacs.02:09
LaserJockmine, I just about burned up my laptop on TheCore's snapshot packages02:09
LaserJocks/mine/man/02:09
=== Fujitsu won't go anywhere near emacs.
LaserJockit's great for the data processing I do02:10
LaserJockI haven't figured out how to move around columns in vim02:11
micahcowanI have yet to find a better program than emacs with psgml-mode for XML editing.02:11
micahcowanLaserJock, how do you do that in Emacs?02:11
LaserJockrectangular regions, the lifeblood of my group ;-)02:11
LaserJockCtrl-x r k to kill a region02:12
LaserJockCtrl-x r y to yank it back02:12
LaserJockso it takes me ~10 seconds to process a largish data file, doing a s/,/ / and chopping of the right column02:13
LaserJock*off02:13
minghuaLaserJock: in vi, Ctrl-v (going into visual mode), x, then p.02:13
minghuas/vi/vim/, to be exact.02:13
minghuaErr... ctrl-v, move cursors to select the region you want to move, x, then p.02:14
LaserJockhow do you go to the end of a file in visual mode?02:15
micahcowanLaserJock, same as in normal mode. Visual mode is mostly normal mode with an active selection.02:15
minghuaLaserJock: G02:16
LaserJockoh, that is nice02:16
LaserJockminghua: thanks02:16
mok0I am working on a postinst script that downloads files using curl. How should the dependency be defined?02:16
micahcowanThere are three versions of visual mode, LaserJock; a rectangle-oriented one (minghua's Ctrl-v), a character-oriented one (v), and a line-oriented one (V).02:16
mok0... and how to check if the machine has network access at all?02:17
LaserJockah, so many modes so little time ;-)02:17
micahcowan:)02:17
=== minghua is a new learner of visual mode, too.
micahcowanmok0, you might consider using wget or similar instead, since it's Priority: standard vs Priority: optional.02:18
micahcowan(disclaimer: I'm the maintainer of wget).02:18
micahcowanI actually think curl is superior for single-file fetching in several respects, but I think wget is a little more widely-used.02:18
mok0micahcowan:  wget would work02:19
micahcowanMight want to see how some packages, like the restricted flash stuff, downloads their stuff, and emulate that.02:19
mok0micahcowan:  thanks, good idea, I will take a look at that02:20
LaserJockwell, now minghua has totally made emacs obsolete for me ;-)02:21
=== TheMuso is really in between a rock and a hard place.........
LaserJockmy boss will not be pleased02:21
FujitsuYay, the less emacs in the world the better.02:21
FujitsuTheMuso: Why?02:21
TheMusoFujitsu: Those damn hacks.02:21
TheMusoFujitsu: They want them in, badly.02:21
LaserJockhow many files do you need to divert?02:22
FujitsuAh.02:22
minghua\o/02:22
TheMusoTwo, but they are owned by another package02:22
LaserJocktwo doesn't see that awfully bad02:22
TheMusoAnd append a line to a pam config file.02:22
TheMusoIts bad enough for me.02:23
minghuaI'd rather let no package touch my PAM config file.02:23
TheMusoEspecially since I wrote a a spec for sevilla to do it properly, yet the ubuntustudio guys that were there didn't push it02:23
LaserJockwhy can't you do it properly?02:24
minghuaTheMuso: Then why are you in a difficult position?  Are you responsible for approving or rejecting it?02:24
LaserJockand btw, I have 47 diverted files on my system, I doubt 2 more would kill me ;-)02:24
TheMusoLaserJock: Because it erquires coordination with seb128/desktop team to do so, and there is a hairy situation with the file containing translations.02:24
TheMusoLaserJock: Are they owned by another package?02:24
LaserJocksome of them surely02:25
TheMusohmmm02:25
LaserJockthat's kinda the point of dpkg-divert02:26
LaserJocklike kdesudo diverts /usr/bin/kdesu from kdebase-bin02:27
LaserJockI mean, it's not ideal for sure02:27
TheMusoright02:27
LaserJockbut perhaps it's good enough until the proper solution is ready?02:28
TheMusoyeah02:28
LaserJockit's just Universe ;-)02:28
TheMusotrue02:28
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LaserJockme adds the gutsy-crappy repo02:29
LaserJockI guess it should be a component rather02:29
LaserJockso http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ gutsy good bad ugly ;-)02:30
minghuaI like the "good bad ugly" name.02:30
minghuaAlthough in gstreamer's interpretation, main == good, universe == bad, restricted == ugly.02:31
LaserJockyeah so we just need02:33
LaserJockgood bad ugly crappy02:33
LaserJockand then when we get experimental02:33
LaserJockwe can call it crackful02:33
LaserJock"heah man, if you really want bleeding edgy, grab the crappy crackful repo" ;-)02:34
LaserJockdang it02:35
LaserJockI can't even type edge properly anymore :(02:35
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TheMusoGotta love bzr  for being able to bring files back from the dead.02:50
FujitsuTheMuso: That feature is rather useful and a lifesaver at times, yes.02:51
TheMusoYup.02:51
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FujitsuHi bddebian.02:54
minghuaBy "bring files back from the dead", you guys mean get deleted file back in work directory?02:55
bddebianHeya gang02:55
bddebianHi Fujitsu02:55
sistpotyhm... where would I find /usr/bin/mail in?02:57
bddebianNo responses to my motu mail :-(02:57
Fujitsu!find /usr/bin/mail02:57
sistpotybddebian: ?02:57
ubotuFile /usr/bin/mail found in mailutils, mailx02:57
Fujitsusistpoty: ^^02:57
sistpotyFujitsu: no, don't have it installed on my box, likewise on sparky :(02:57
bddebiansistpoty: I sent an e-mail to ubuntu-motu ML02:57
Fujitsusistpoty: I asked ubotu where it was, and it replied.02:58
sistpotybddebian:either I haven't got it yet or I ignored it :P02:58
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sistpotyFujitsu: ah... good ubotu :)02:58
bddebianheh02:58
imbrandonUnpacking libmtp6 (from .../libmtp6_0.2.1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb) ...02:59
imbrandondpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/libmtp6_0.2.1-0ubuntu2_i386.deb (--unpack): trying to overwrite `/etc/udev/rules.d/libmtp.rules', which is also in package libmtp502:59
imbrandongrr02:59
bddebianIs the wiki down?02:59
Nafalloimbrandon: yea, annoying.03:00
bddebiannm03:00
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soothsayerScottK: I think recountdiff from patchutils does what I want (Too tired to verify right now). See also rediff03:09
soothsayers/what I want/what I was looking for earlier03:09
Hobbseepygi: ping03:20
xhaker_imbrandon, bug #13316503:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 133165 in libmtp "Should conflict with libmtp5" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13316503:21
xhaker_check my two last comments03:21
xhaker_i think that fixes it03:21
Hobbseeoh meh, why have a libmtp-common?03:21
xhaker_i need someone to review it03:21
Hobbseei dont think libmtp-common is the way to go there - they're not supposed to be coinstallable.03:22
xhaker_Hobbsee, doko suggested it. It contains the udev rules and hotplug stuff03:22
Hobbseexhaker_: would be good if you can put the (LP: #foobar) in the changelog03:22
xhaker_well, from what i understand doko suggested it for the future.. not this particular bug.. so when libmtp7 gets here it'd be easier03:24
Hobbseeseeing as the packages have all been rebuilt anyway...and the new versions all depedn on the new library, i really cant see the point03:24
xhaker_it happens to solve this bug because i've made libmtp-common conflict with the older version of the package libmtp6 and the others before03:25
xhaker_i don't know.. i'm trying to do my best03:25
xhaker_Hobbsee, how would you go to fix this one?'03:26
Hobbseexhaker_: i'd use the first debdiff03:26
xhaker_and keep adding the older lib to conflicts whenever the soname changes?03:27
Hobbseexhaker_: you can drop libmtp2 off there as well - it wasnt in dapper, and we dont support edgy--> gutsy upgrades03:27
xhaker_Hobbsee, please make your opinion noticed on the bug report03:29
xhaker_if you want, that is03:29
Hobbseedoko_: ping03:32
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Hobbseexhaker_: uploaded.03:38
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xhaker_Hobbsee, I hope it works :) thanks for your time03:39
Hobbseeno problem03:39
Hobbseeit should work03:39
Hobbseexhaker_: i dropped the libmtp2 conflicts as well03:39
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Hobbsee:)03:41
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mok0I used to be able to find the build queue on LP. Does anyone remember how to get there?03:50
Hobbseemok0: buildds, or the new queue?03:50
sistpotycan anyone help me setup apache? http://pastebin.com/m25f4852b. I get an 404 for http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/min12xxw-0708180532/min12xxw_0.0.9-1build2.dsc03:50
mok0New queue03:50
Hobbseepygi: what's the status of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnash/+bug/131864 ?  youv'e said it's fixed, yet not marked it fix released.03:51
ubotuLaunchpad bug 131864 in gnash "gnash crash! ...gnash 0.8.1~trunk.070802-0ubuntu3 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 2" [Undecided,Confirmed] 03:51
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leonelis there an estimated time for  ubuntu 6.06.2 ?03:55
leonelfound it : https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-6.06.203:57
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sistpotyok, revu is back up (at least, some kind of), so you might be able to upload to revu again04:04
TheMusosistpoty: Cool.04:05
sistpotyplease note, that currently the db doesn't know anything about reviewers, so no motu can comment to an upload. I'll try to fix this once I'm sober again ;)04:05
TheMusoheh ok.04:05
nixternalhaha04:06
sistpotyoh, and anything that goes wrong: ajmitch has root on sparky, so he can fix it :P04:06
nixternalbooyah!04:06
mok0sistpoty: I can't reach revu, is it the same url?04:09
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Hobbseehi ajmitch04:09
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ScottKHobbsee: But we do support Dapper to Gutsy+1 updates.04:10
ScottKmok0: It's probably your DNS lagging.04:11
HobbseeScottK: it wasnt in dapper04:11
HobbseeScottK: dapper amarok had no libmtp at all04:12
ScottKAh.  OK.04:12
bddebianajmitch: Did you happen to see my e-mail to ubuntu-motu?04:12
bddebianyeah sistpoty :)04:13
bddebiansistpoty: Actually why not just leave it down until Gutsy+1 opens up? :-)04:13
sistpotymok0: maybe the dns isn't updated yet (try sparky.informatik.uni-erlangen.de in the meantime)04:13
sistpotybddebian: :P04:14
mok0sistpoty: yes sparky works04:14
sistpotyok, I'm off to bed now, finally... good n8 everyone04:17
bddebianShould we just blindly do things like: Bug #12429504:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 124295 in audacious-plugins "The compiliation should have --enable-chardet" [Undecided,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12429504:18
bddebiangnight sistpoty04:18
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StevenKman-di: What's happening with sear? Now it needs a UVFe to hit Ubuntu.05:06
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bddebianWhy did we get rid of the Needs Info status on LP?05:11
Hobbseebddebian: it's renamed to incomplete05:13
Fujitsubddebian: Renamed to Incomplete.05:14
minghuaFujitsu: Adding the BSD readline (called libeditline) support in gnuplot is not as easy as I thought. :-(05:15
Hobbseesuperm1: ping05:15
Fujitsuminghua: How hard is it?05:18
Hobbseekeescook: ping05:19
minghuaFujitsu: need some autoconf-fu (configure.in needs to be changed), then we can test if the needed functions are implemented in libeditline.05:19
bddebianThx Hobbsee, Fujitsu05:20
bddebiangnuplot is fairly hideous iirc :-)05:20
bddebianAnyone know audacious very well?05:20
Hobbseebddebian: i think everyone still calls it needs info though :P05:21
superm1Hobbsee, i'm here for a few minutes05:28
superm1did you need something?05:28
Hobbseesuperm1: just letting you know, we're in uvf05:29
superm1Hobbsee, i know05:29
Hobbseesuperm1: was your upload request filed before uvf date?05:29
superm1yesterday Hobbsee05:29
Hobbsee"yesterday" was friday.05:29
Hobbseewas it before or after the ubuntu dev meeting, which was when the freeze came in place?05:29
Fujitsusuperm1: `Yesterday' spans 48 hours.05:30
superm1keescook had uploaded yesterday05:30
superm1and then somethign went wrong05:30
superm1and he redid the upload afaik05:30
Hobbseesuperm1: you must be in the US.05:30
superm1yes05:30
superm1so is keescook05:30
Hobbseesuperm1: seeing as you appear not to understand the concept that there are other people in the world, and the existance of timezones.05:31
superm1he is a on the far west coast, and i'm in the midwest05:31
superm1thought you knew i was in the US :)05:31
Hobbsee"yesterday" is a relevant term, dependant on the timezone you're in05:31
Hobbseesure, but you should learn to give days and times in UTC, like the rest of the world.  you cant assume that everyone will bend to your timezone.05:31
Hobbseelike i cant assume that you'll bend to mine.05:32
superm1right05:32
Hobbseeso, things like "yesterday", "at 9pm local", arent terribly helpful - we shouldnt have to convert out fo your timezone, and then back into ours.05:32
xhaker_any java person here?05:32
Hobbseeand no, i dont remember where everyone is - but anyone who tends to think that the world revolves around them, w.r.t time, tends to be in the US :)05:33
superm1well i'm not sure what happened to the upload, i'm assuming keescook accidently pushed it to the wrong place, because there were no source changes when he reuploaded05:33
superm1but you'll have to check with him05:33
ScottKxhaker_: man-di is the person you want.05:34
superm1he said that he got "Accepted" messages back when it was done05:34
Hobbseesuperm1: i plan to, yeah.05:34
Hobbseesuperm1: obviously, if we let some people do it, then everybody else (with more risky and big changes) will go "but you let them do it, why not me too?"05:34
superm1and in -mythtv he said at 23:12 UTC, he said "<keescook> superm1: found my idiocy, got an exception, re-uploading myth{tv,plugins} now."05:34
Hobbseewhich is why it's an issue05:34
xhaker_ScottK, thanks, already sent some his way :) it's just that i'd like to fix it now!! you know :D05:35
ScottKSure.  I don't know a bit about Java, so can't help you there.05:35
superm1Hobbsee, if it comes down to it, i'll be glad to refile it as a UVFe considering the timing05:35
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Hobbseesuperm1: it's uploaded now.  the announcement has been CC'd now05:36
Hobbseei wonder who he got an exception off...05:37
Hobbseeoh well05:37
xhaker_ScottK, ../localfile.c:12:17: error: jni.h: No such file or directory -> not quite javaish but i can't figure it out myself05:38
ScottKYou want one of these packages for a build-dep or depends depending on where you got the error:05:39
ScottKhttp://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_contents.pl?word=+jni.h&searchmode=searchfiles&case=insensitive&version=gutsy&arch=i38605:39
StevenKHobbsee, ScottK: There ought to be a bug where one (or more of us) says "Yes, I Rubber Stamp this upload."05:40
ScottKOr something.05:40
ScottKAgreed.05:40
xhaker_Rubber Stamp is good?05:41
ScottKUVFe isn't that hard to fill out.05:41
ScottKPeople ought to just do it.05:41
ScottKBut I'm in a grumpy mood....05:41
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ScottKStevenK: What did you mean?  Just a standing UVFe rubber stamp bug that we can comment on?05:48
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ajmitchStevenK: sounds good, can I have one for anything I upload? :)05:56
StevenKScottK: If people want a UVFe, they need to file a bug, and then ask/poke us pointing us at it, and one (or more) of us comments saying "Fine, go ahead."05:57
ScottKAgreed.  Just thought you might be suggesting something else.05:58
ScottKThe first one of us should comment on the bug and the 2nd ack should set it to confirmed.05:58
ScottKThen whoever is going to upload can execute.05:58
TheMusoHobbsee: I would have thought that if you were involved with MOTU/Ubuntu development, you shoud be on devel-announce.06:01
ScottKTheMuso: One would thing.06:01
ScottKthing/think06:01
tonyyarussoStevenK: Sounds a lot like what I was just pondering in the e-mail I wrote to -motu ML.06:02
tonyyarusso(the rubber stamp thing - could be integrated everywhere)06:02
StevenKtonyyarusso: Great minds, etc etc06:02
tonyyarussoya :)06:02
ScottKStevenK: How to deal with people who upload without a UVFe past the freeze is another question.06:05
StevenKScottK: I'm not sure there is anything we can do aside from "please don't do that."06:06
ScottKThis gets back to Hobbsee's recurring point that there is no process to fire a MOTU.06:06
HobbseeTheMuso: well, this is true, but some developers arent even on ubuntu-devel06:10
Hobbseeer, soem MOTU's06:10
TheMusoSeems crazy to me.06:10
HobbseeScottK: this is true, but i'd hate to fire them due to an accidental crossing of red tape.  however, those who consistently break said red tape, and so therefore risk the archive, are a different story06:11
Hobbseethink of this one - it's a mythbuntu upload, so it wont affect anything else in the archive06:11
StevenKI'm not ...06:12
StevenKHobbsee: Agreed.06:12
ScottKAgreed that I wouldn't fire anyone for this upload, but it's be a bad mark in that direction in my book.06:12
ScottKit's/it'd06:12
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Hobbseebah.  everyone probably missed that, with the split06:17
=== Hobbsee pastes
Hobbsee[14:11]  <Hobbsee> ScottK: this is true, but i'd hate to fire them due to an accidental crossing of red tape.  however, those who consistently break said red tape, and so therefore risk the archive, are a different story06:17
Hobbsee[14:11]  <Hobbsee> think of this one - it's a mythbuntu upload, so it wont affect anything else in the archive06:17
Hobbsee[14:12]  <Hobbsee> also, it's still early06:17
Hobbsee[14:12]  <Hobbsee> however, if someone decides to upload something important...hmmmm....say, oh, whatever, a lib that a lot of things depend on, then, late in the cycle, then i will have their head.06:17
Hobbsee[14:13]  <Hobbsee> because they're attemping to (or actually) break the archive by doing so.06:17
Hobbsee[14:13]  <Hobbsee> i think it's those we really need to worry about, rather than the odd red-tape breaker of something low risk06:18
Hobbsee[14:14]  <Hobbsee> as in, tell them off, sure, and make sure they know the purpose of the freeze, and that it is in place, (so that they dont do it again), but no need to throw them out of MOTU06:18
Hobbsee[14:14]  <Hobbsee> of course, if htey keep doing it, then it comes under the category of "attempting to break the archive by ignoring, and not following the rules), then we look at getting them out of MOTU06:18
StevenK[14:16]  < StevenK> The occasional, accidental, "Oh I'm so sorry! I forgot" is okay. The consistent forgetters are a different story.06:18
Hobbseeyes, the "forgetters"06:18
xtknightsome news i missed? :O06:18
TheMusoBut how can you not forget. :)06:18
ScottKxtknight: Just that we are past Upstream Version Freeze for Gutsy and someone uploaded a new upstream version.06:19
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HobbseeTheMuso: if you dont watch irc and the discussions there, easily.06:24
HobbseeTheMuso: i've only recently forwarded the freeze mail to the motu ML06:24
TheMusoHobbsee: That was what prompted me to say that anybody involved with development should be on devel-announce.06:24
=== ajmitch is interested to see discussion of "firing" people
ajmitchwe always get the complaints of too much red tape, you don't trust MOTUs to make good judgements, etc06:25
ajmitchthe suggestion comes up every release that we shouldn't need a motu-uvf team06:25
TheMusoI have seen the UVF team work in previous cycles.06:26
TheMusoSO I think its a good thing.06:26
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-motu: Ubuntu Masters of the Universe: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU | Want to get involved with the MOTUs? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing | http://ubuntu.joejaxx.org/ - TOP 10 Uploaders/Packages | REVU likely down for the next few days - See http://tinyurl.com/27v8fn for details
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davromaniakrevu page is online, so we can hope have it working well this week ??10:49
Fujitsudavromaniak: You should be able to upload to it.10:51
davromaniakI cannot login in the main page10:52
Fujitsudavromaniak: You'll probably need to upload something before it creates an account.10:52
davromaniakok10:52
FujitsuThis is on a clean database.10:53
davromaniakok10:55
ZombieWhat is the URL for new Submissions?10:55
davromaniakthe same as usual10:56
davromaniakrevu.tauware.de10:56
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davromaniakhow do I have to create an account on revu11:05
davromaniakbecause I can upload, but I can't login11:07
siretartdavromaniak: has your upload been accepted?11:13
davromaniakyes11:13
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Fujitsudavromaniak: Have you tried to recover your password?11:24
FujitsuHm, it's not generating new passwords properly, apparently.11:24
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davromaniakok11:34
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Lamegowhat would be the best word to describe "Desktop Apps, Server Apps, Console Apps" ? class or type ?11:43
Frogzooplatform's not right11:47
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Lamego"Browsing software for Desktop, the following classes are also available."11:47
FrogzooLamego: = use11:48
Lamegouse ?11:48
Frogzoouse = desktop/server/console11:48
Lamegoit will not look good "Please select the following use types" :P11:49
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Frogzooeveryone's a critic :p11:54
Lamego;)11:55
LamegoI think i will use "type"11:55
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SimIJskesi have patched libpoppler so that it delegates some font name translation to fontconfig, is there anybody else working on this subject?12:37
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SimIJskesi have patched libpoppler so that it delegates some font name translation to fontconfig, is there anybody willing to adopt the patch?01:00
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geserSimIJskes: try asking pitti (he's currently on vacation) or tkamppeter in #ubuntu-devel during the week01:23
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SimIJskesgeser: thnks01:28
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HobbseeKmos: no, UVF does *not* start on the 30th, that's new package freeze.02:03
TheMusoEvening folks.02:03
Hobbseehi TheMuso02:03
KmosHobbsee: ah ok =)02:05
Kmosand when it ends again ?02:06
HobbseeKmos: gutsy+102:06
HobbseeKmos: ie, it goes on forever, for gutsy.02:06
Kmos:)02:06
HobbseeKmos: think about the point of it, and you'll understand why02:06
KmosHobbsee: yep02:07
Kmosgeser asked me if ddclient it's an UVF02:07
Hobbseei saw02:07
Kmosbut it was registered on LP at 1502:07
Kmosand have some bugs that need to be fixed on gutsy because it's not working correctly02:07
Kmosabout the ip update02:07
Kmosmembers.dyndns.com is not correct, it's members.dyndns.org02:08
Kmosdyndns.com is only used to talk about the website02:08
Kmosddclient team have talked to dyndns.com about that02:08
=== Hobbsee loves it how people cant read.
Hobbseelaunchpad users is still *not* for requesting cds.  it says that in big bold letters above the page02:09
Hobbseewhen registering02:09
Hobbseeperhaps they're just giving their addresses so that they can have someone cart them off and teach them how to read.02:09
KmosHobbsee: yeah, i've answered to that mail02:10
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phoenix_always wondered what moto mend02:15
phoenix_erm motu02:15
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phoenix_anybody here ?02:15
=== Hobbsee waves
phoenix_hey Hobbsee02:16
phoenix_i got a Q02:16
=== TheMuso is also here.
phoenix_thats kinda needing devs to it02:16
Hobbseeshoot02:16
TheMuso!ask | phoenix_02:16
ubotuphoenix_: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)02:16
phoenix_u answered ;)02:16
phoenix_bye02:17
ZombieDoes anyone know how to add support for different resolutions in Ubuntu?02:17
HobbseeZombie: sounds like a #ubuntu type of question02:18
phoenix_lol02:18
phoenix_Hobbsee,  what motu kinda Q ?02:18
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HobbseeZombie: also, my psychic pony is on holidays, so i cant know what type of video card you have.  the answer depends on that.02:19
ZombieIts an Intel 94002:19
TheMusoHobbsee: lol02:19
HobbseeZombie: gutsy?02:19
ZombieFiesty.02:19
HobbseeTheMuso: RAOF gets the credit02:19
ZombieGutsy isn't stable.02:19
TheMusohehe02:19
HobbseeZombie: then this really isnt the place (most of us arent running feisty), but install 915resolution02:20
ZombieWhen will Gutsy be blessed as Stable?02:20
Hobbseewhen it's released.02:20
phoenix_after enough zombies ran it ;)02:20
phoenix_i give up02:21
phoenix_i cant install ubuntu02:21
phoenix_and nobody knows something to help02:21
phoenix_damn via chipset02:21
Hobbseeelkbuntu: was running with a via chipset, iirc02:22
DarkMageZphoenix_, the digg.com user/zombies have been running it since alpha1. that doesn't make it stable.02:22
elkbuntueh?02:22
phoenix_hey elkbuntu02:22
phoenix_u run via chipset gutsy ?02:22
elkbuntuyeah?02:23
phoenix_i cant seem to manage the install02:23
phoenix_care to help ?02:23
phoenix_it doesnt detect my hdd at all02:23
phoenix_via vt825102:23
phoenix_and i only found a dapper driver02:24
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elkbuntuwhat part of the system is the vt8251?02:25
phoenix_the ide chipset02:25
phoenix_erm sata02:25
elkbuntui dont have sata, so i am not a valid test case, sorry02:25
phoenix_can u point, me wher to look for the feisty driver ?02:26
elkbuntuphoenix_, if you're after support, join #ubuntu+1 where other gutsy users might be able to help you.02:26
phoenix_thkx02:27
phoenix_http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=420&OSID=45&CatID=3270&SubCatID=16702:27
phoenix_thats only driver i found02:27
phoenix_but it isnt similar to yours then :$02:27
phoenix_k bye and thkx02:27
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Hobbseegreetings jono02:46
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jonohey Hobbsee02:48
Hobbseejono: what are you doing here?  it's a weekend02:48
jonoHobbsee: just logged on to see whats going on02:48
jonogoing to have an afternoon kip in a sec02:49
Hobbseejono: heh.  that would be working, right?02:49
Hobbseenormal people arent supposed to do that on weekends.02:49
jonoHobbsee: heh, this is not a normal job02:49
jono:P02:49
jonoI seem to always work at weekends :P02:49
jonomight go and do some recording soon actually :)02:50
Hobbseeawww.02:50
jonoits all good :)02:50
Hobbseei get so bored on weekends, if i dont have $workthatigetpaidfor to go to02:50
jonocool02:50
jonowe actively encourage Hobbsee to not get $workthatshegetspaidfor so she spends more time on Ubuntu :)02:50
Hobbseejono: hah.02:51
Hobbseejono: well, i'd like the money02:51
jonoI am gonna piss around with packaging soon too02:51
jonokeen to experiment with MOTU02:51
Hobbseecool02:52
elkbuntutry not to piss on anything edible :02:52
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DarkSun88Hill02:54
davromaniakI can arrive to have my new password on revu, :(03:17
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ScottKHobbsee: Bug #123411 seems reasonable to me.  Thoughts?03:21
ubotuLaunchpad bug 123411 in pommed "[UVFe]  Please sync pommed (universe) from Debian unstable (main)" [Wishlist,New]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12341103:21
HobbseeScottK: looks fine03:24
ScottKOK.  I've acked it.  You want to be #2 then and ack it to the archive?03:25
Hobbseeok03:26
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bluefoxicyI love upgrades.03:38
bluefoxicyjust bam.03:38
bluefoxicyI can't get back to X03:39
bluefoxicyCAF103:39
bluefoxicylogin.03:39
bluefoxicykillall gnome-screensaver03:39
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bluefoxicyrofl03:43
bluefoxicyeverything's crashing03:43
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mr_pouitScottK: Hobbsee: thanks :)03:46
Hobbseemr_pouit: no problem03:46
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ScottKNo problem.03:48
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bluefoxicywas vmware server dropped from gutsy04:26
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mok0Is it safe to do a dist-upgrade feisty -> gutsy??05:13
gesertry and you will know :)05:14
geseryou could also try asking in #ubuntu+1 if somebody upgrade to gutsy recently05:14
mok0geser: true :-)05:14
ScottKmok0: I've done it and had no problems and while we are past Upstream Version Freeze, a lot of stuff is still changing rapidly.05:15
ScottKmok0: I wouldn't do it on a system you actually need to have at any given moment.05:15
mok0I did s/feisty/gutsy in sources.list, but do I need to keep feisty repos?05:15
ScottKWhat I do is have a spare hard drive for my laptop.  One with Feisty and one with Gutsy.05:15
ScottKNo05:15
mok0This is my box at home... I use it to play with...05:16
ScottKThen have fun and go for it.  It'll be a good learning experience.05:17
mok0Yeah, what the heck, I'll try05:18
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Frogzoohey, if they ever get apt to run over bit torrent, can we get mp3 debs?05:19
ScottKBack up your data first...05:19
gesermok0: I don't know of any actual problems, but I upgraded weeks ago05:19
mok0Too late :-)05:19
gesermok0: please file any upgrade problem as a bug05:20
mok0It's downloading 1245 packages05:21
mok01.3 Gbyes05:21
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mok0Hi minghua, did you get a chance to look at btk-core?05:39
minghuamok0: Hi.  I got your mail, but sorry, I haven't had time to look at the package yet.05:40
minghuamok0: I suggest you send mail to ubuntu-motu list to try getting more attentions.05:41
mok0I made some changes, f.ex. I left out the example programs05:41
minghuamok0: Eventually I'll look at it, but I've been busy these days.05:41
mok0minghua: OK, I can do that, I just thought you should have a first chance :-)05:41
minghuamok0: Thanks for that, I am afraid I'll have to pass this first chance. :-)05:42
mok0NP05:42
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keescookwhat kind of crack is apache2-mpm-itk !?06:23
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geserdoes it need a rebuild again?06:25
keescookgeser: well, I didn't know it existed, and the feisty apache security update broke it because it builds a hard version depend against apache.06:26
keescookinstead of using something saner.  Anyway, I'm rebuilding it for feisty now.06:26
geserkeescook: it's the same in gutsy, I already rebuild it twice for the last two apache2 uploads06:27
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minghuaIIRC, the story is that apache2-mpm-itk must be synced with apache itself, but apache maintainers don't want to include -mpm-itk in their package, so -mpm-itk becomes a separate source package, and needs a binNMU whenever apache is updated.06:33
ScottKAppears it's crack by design then.06:33
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mok0Uh uh. Just got an error with dist-upgrade: E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)06:38
mok0Will try rebooting, see you later...06:40
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simuhello, i just uploaded a package to revu and looking for reviews. it's called rotoscope, a nice gnome graphics app. I made a package for feisty is there a chance to uload it too the fiesty universe or is there only gusty packaging allowed?06:46
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gesersimu: wrong version and distribution: should be 0.2-0ubuntu1 and gutsy06:50
geserthe new REVU needs some finetuning06:52
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zulafternoon06:53
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ScottKafternoon zul06:59
ScottKAny thoughts on a UVFe that says we just rewrote the entire application?06:59
geserzul: are you planning to update xen-meta soon? it has currently some unmet deps on amd64 (depends *-3.0 instead of *-3.1)06:59
simugeser: is it possible to add new packages to feisty's universe?06:59
gesersimu: no06:59
zulgeser: yep probably today sometime07:00
geserok, then I won't touch it07:00
zulif you want to go ahead07:00
joejaxxanyone know what revu.t.d what running? distro wise?07:00
zulScottK: if mvo is ok with im ok with it07:01
zuljoejaxx: i heard freebsd ;)07:01
simugeser: why debian1? there is no rotoscope package in debian07:01
simugeser: sorry ubuntu107:02
ScottKI guess I wonder why if, as stated in the bug "This is all we (upstream developers) have been working for the last five months for inclusion on Ubuntu Gutsy" it's after the freeze and not before.07:02
ScottKI guess I'll ask.07:02
zulScottK: they should still follow procedure though, but in theory im ok with it07:02
ScottKSure.07:03
zuldiffstat changelog debdiff, blah blah07:03
gesersimu: all package modified by Ubuntu get a -XubuntuY revision to not collide with Debian revisions. As there is no Debian package for it currently we use -0ubuntu1 as revision07:03
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simugeser: I see, I correct the version and build a gusty package and upload it again, thax for the feedback07:05
joejaxxzul: oh ok07:05
zuljoejaxx: i was kidding07:05
joejaxxoh07:05
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sistpotyhi folks07:09
joejaxxhello sistpoty :D07:09
geserHi sistpoty07:09
sistpotyhi joejaxx and geser07:10
ScottKHi sistpoty07:10
sistpotyhi ScottK07:10
joejaxx:)07:10
geserwho is responsible for REVU now?07:11
sistpotygeser: what do you mean by responsible?07:11
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sistpotygeser: as in taking care for the box?07:11
sistpotygeser: that would be siretart and me then07:12
zul geser: #133303 wouldnt it be easier just to grab the patch your self and just upload it yourself?07:13
gesercan you allow access to the extracted directory for the uploads again? e.g. http://revu.tauware.de/revu1-incoming/rotoscope-0708182100/rotoscope-0.2/07:13
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joejaxxso revu is back?07:15
sistpotygeser: it's on my list... currently I'm trying to fix the lost pw thingy07:15
geserok, no hurry07:15
sistpotyjoejaxx: yes, but it's only an interim solution running on sparky, so it may be a little bit slow07:16
joejaxxah ok07:16
joejaxxsparky?07:16
geserI guess sparky.ubuntuwire.com, one of the community machines for ubuntu-dev07:16
sistpotyjoejaxx: the sparc box of ubuntu-wire (standing in erlangen)07:17
joejaxxoh ok07:17
geserzul: it would be faster than waiting for the sync but is it worth it to upload it as 2.6-2.1build1?07:18
ScottKzul: I'd say it's better to sync it and stay in sync with Debian that do manual packaging work.07:19
zulsure whatever07:19
zulno skin off my nose :)07:19
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zulis anyone doing wine?07:33
geserzul: can you look over the debdiff for xen-meta? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/34194/07:34
geserzul: are the xen-image-* for -server and -amd64 still the current ones? and is it ok for -desktop to depend on the linux-xen meta-package?07:35
zul2.6.19 is gone for gutsy so linux-xen should be fine07:37
sistpotygeser: directories can be browsed again on revu :)07:39
zulback later07:39
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geserzul: should ubuntu-xen-server also depend on linux-xen?07:40
geserzul: there is no linux-xen on amd64. I can only find xen-image-2.6.19-4-generic-amd6407:41
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ScottKWould you believe one of our dogs stepped on the power switch?  Ugh.08:12
gesersecure it better08:13
ScottKAs a rule I do.  I had an UPS failure recently and things are a bit on a shoestring until the new one comes.08:14
nixternalScottK: hah, my dog unplugs the power to my computers08:17
nixternaland he chews up my cat5 whenever he gets a chance08:17
ScottKThis was one aspect of two of them deciding to have a disagreement under my desk (and they aren't small dogs).08:17
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nixternalmy pit bull is perfect, he doesn't mess with stuff, he is calm and laid back08:19
nixternalthe Yorki, my lord is a little terrorist08:19
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ScottKWhen my wife and I got married 6 years ago, she had two dogs and I had one.  They are still sorting out dominance issues.08:20
ScottKTheir latest thing is disagreeing over who gets to lay closest to me at my desk.08:21
nixternallol08:22
nixternalmy pitbull gets under the desk and sleeps with his head on my foot08:22
nixternalthe yorki wants to get on the desk08:22
nixternalI am willing to bet that the dog whisperer would get owned by the yorki08:22
ScottKIt doesn't help matters that the male is currently stuck wearing an Elizabethan collar and has trouble getting some places.08:24
ScottKHe's grumpier than usual to start with and, I swear, the other two dogs tease him about it.08:25
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nixternallol08:27
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simuhello, i just uploaded a package to revu and looking for reviews. it's called rotoscope, a nice gnome graphics app.09:05
simuI corrected the version now09:06
jussi01simu: revu is down afaik09:07
jussi01read the topic ;)09:08
simuupdate the topic09:09
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-motu:ScottK] : "Ubuntu Masters of the Universe: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU | Want to get involved with the MOTUs? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing | http://ubuntu.joejaxx.org/ - TOP 10 Uploaders/Packages | REVU is back up on an interim server"
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sistpotywell, the account database of revu is still (almost) empty, I'll take for this later09:13
sistpoty+care09:13
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-motu:ScottK] : Ubuntu Masters of the Universe: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU | Want to get involved with the MOTUs? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing | http://ubuntu.joejaxx.org/ - TOP 10 Uploaders/Packages | REVU is mostly back up on an interim server
simuthe time on REVU is wrong09:19
ScottKI'd file that under "mostly" and not worry about it too much for now.09:20
simubad-distribution-in-changes-file gutsy09:28
simuwhat ist the dist target for gutsy? do I have to use "unstable"09:28
ScottKGutsy is correct.  You can ignore that.09:29
simugood09:29
asacsiretart: you do bzr stuff for debian, right?09:37
asacsiretart: probably you know that in debian bzr and friends are uninstallable because python-debian was updated :)09:38
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soothsayerI want to enable a particular configure option. Where do I do that in the package? An older version of the package had an obvious configure rule in configure.status in debian/rules. The new version is pretty spartan (3 lines). Where do I specify the option?09:44
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Seveassoothsayer, I assume the debian/rules uses CDBS09:55
soothsayerSeveas: I'm a bit of noobie when it comes to debian packaging, how can I tell? The first two lines are 'include' directives09:56
Seveasdo the iclude cdbs in the path?09:56
soothsayerOne of them being debhelper09:56
soothsayerSeveas:  Ah yeah, CDBS09:56
soothsayerinclude /usr/share/cdbs/...09:57
Seveassoothsayer, firefox /usr/share/doc/cdbs/cdbs-doc.html09:57
Seveasthat's the cdbs manual :)09:57
soothsayerSeveas: Alright thanks. I though CDBS was only patch management09:58
Seveasiirc you need to set DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_ARGS09:58
soothsayerSeveas: Thanks09:58
Seveasah, it's DEB_CONFIGURE_EXTRA_FLAGS09:59
Seveassee file:///usr/share/doc/cdbs/cdbs-doc.html#id254161609:59
soothsayerYeah I'm looking at it10:00
soothsayerThanks10:00
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soothsayerCan someone confirm the following bug: libxmlrpc-c3/gutsy does not build from source11:26
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TheMusosoothsayer: Do you have a bug number?11:43
soothsayerTheMuso: It's not an official bug11:44
TheMusosoothsayer: Well perpaps it should be filed.11:45
TheMusobut I'll have a look.11:45
soothsayerTheMuso: There seems to be a hardcoded directory in 'clean'11:45
TheMusosoothsayer: Well I'll have a look.11:46
soothsayerTheMuso: Thanks11:46
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TheMusosoothsayer: According to the latest version report in gutsy, it built fine.11:49
TheMusofrom launchpad11:49
soothsayerTheMuso:  Okay then. Though, can you explain the meaning of line 13 of http://www.pastebin.ca/66257711:51
TheMusook one sec11:52
soothsayerI should say I'm building on Feisty11:54
Skiessihttp://www.wings2.net/index.php?page=download can someone put these in multiverse?11:55
TheMusosoothsayer: that explains it then.11:56
Skiessito packages like wings2-fe, wings2-fe-levels, wings2-fe-music11:56
Skiessihttp://www.wings2.net/index.php?page=about this could be the debian description11:58
TheMusoSkiessi: Is a needs packaging bug filed?11:59
Skiessinot yet but I can make one11:59
TheMusoSkiessi: Please do.11:59
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LamegoSkiessi, have you checked it's license ?12:12
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StevenKUgh.12:17
StevenKAnd here I thought that 8am on a Sunday didn't exist.12:17
StevenKWorse, now I have to drive to Canberra.12:17
AndyPStevenK: i guess a "good morning" would be lost on you :)12:18
StevenKAndyP: At this point, yes. :-)12:18
AndyPStevenK: have a good journey though12:18
StevenKThank $DEITY I'm not the only one driving.12:19
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