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calcdo packages in universe get synced automatically from debian?02:25
Fujitsucalc: Yes.02:26
FujitsuAnd multiverse, when somebody remembers to do it.02:26
FujitsuOtherwise we'd have to request tens of thousands of syncs, which would be counter-productive.02:26
calcdo new packages get let into universe automatically or do those have to be requested?02:27
FujitsuThe former, although they still have to go through NEW.02:27
calcok02:27
* calc has a bunch of new deps for OOo 2.3.102:27
jdongany archive admins around and looking for stuff to do? I've got cookies....03:15
Hobbseedepends what it is03:17
jdongx264 got wrongly removed from Hardy03:17
jdongbecause there was a removal request against Debian for it03:17
jdongsince we pull it from debian-multimedia into multiverse, this is irrelevant for us03:17
jdongI'd like to have x264 blacklisted from that autoremove thingie.03:18
Hobbseethere is no autoremove thing03:18
jdongHobbsee: then why was x264 evicted from Hardy?03:19
Hobbseebecause pitti removed it, i expect03:20
jdonghmm :(03:20
jdongFujitsu: ^^?03:20
slangasekright, removals are never automatic, so this is merely pilot error :)03:31
jdongslangasek: ok, cool. Can I have it back now? :D03:37
slangasekjdong: was it a sync, or was there an Ubuntu delta?03:46
crimsundeltas for every currently supported release except edgy.03:46
slangasekjdong: if it has an Ubuntu delta, I'm afraid the only way is to reupload03:47
jdongslangasek: ok, then I'll reupload.03:48
jdongslangasek: can I keep same version number as last time?03:48
slangasekI would advise changing it, since they'll be distinct binary packages03:51
slangasekand it is a different version than gutsy had?03:52
jdongslangasek: it's the same as the Hardy version that I uploaded 2 weeks ago but was removed03:56
jdongslangasek: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/x264/1:0.svn20070930-0.0ubuntu103:56
jdongin fact LP still knows about it03:56
ScottKjdong: Is there any harm in incrementing the revision.03:58
jdongScottK: not at all03:58
jdongif I should just grab that version LP still has archived, and reupload it with a bumped version, I have no objections03:59
jdongI just am making sure tha'ts the right way to do it03:59
ScottKThat's what I'd suggest.03:59
jdongworksforme03:59
ScottKjdong: Could you pop into #ubuntu-server? Innatech there is having some trouble with PREVUing a package.04:02
jdongok, x264 in source NEW04:06
* Hobbsee looks at it04:07
Hobbseejdong: accepted.04:10
* Hobbsee wonders if that will go to main or universe.04:11
khermanscan someone tell me why gcc is installed by default, but not libc-dev?04:11
jdongHobbsee: thanks. It should go into multiverse04:11
khermanswhat is the reasoning behind that?04:11
Hobbseejdong: yeah, but ti'll probably go to main, due to YALPB04:11
Hobbseehurrah!  mail generation works!04:11
jdongwhee! instant promotion :D04:11
jdongFrom: Default Sender <dsilvers@staging.ubuntu.com>04:12
jdongHobbsee: ^^ not perfectly ;-)04:12
Hobbseejdong: was that on your accepted mail?04:13
Hobbseejdong: ah well.  *shrug*04:13
Hobbseeunsure where it's supposed to come from04:13
jdongyeah, that's the accepted mail I got04:13
Hobbseeworks enough04:14
TheMusoUm, won't that have to get to multiverse sometime soon?04:15
jdongTheMuso: hehe, I was hoping for this to be a shortcut to all of the multimedia stack in main ;-)04:15
khermansso can someone tell me why gcc is installed by default, but not libc-dev???  what C programs would you compile without std C lib dev headers?04:15
* khermans is a little confused04:16
HobbseeTheMuso: sure, but due to YALPB, it'll probably go to main by default.04:16
TheMusokhermans: I am not entirely sure, but I would say that its installed to allow people to build extra driers if they need them04:16
calchow do i request a package be brought in from debian?04:16
calcif it isn't in hardy at all04:16
TheMusoHobbsee: YALPB?04:16
khermansTheMuso, so only for linking object code blobs?04:16
jdongTheMuso: yet another LP bug04:16
HobbseeTheMuso: Yet Another LP bug.04:16
Hobbseejdong: ^504:17
TheMusoah04:17
Hobbseecalc: in unstable or experimental?04:17
Hobbseecalc: unstable stuff is still getting pulled in normally04:17
TheMusokhermans: Well the kernel headers also get installed, likely enough for people to be able to use driver source to get hardware working.04:17
calcits in unstable and has been a while but still isn't in hardy04:17
calceg http://packages.qa.debian.org/libx/libxml-java.html04:17
Hobbseecalc: you can file a sync request, but there is a script that does it04:18
calcwhy hasn't it been synced automatically yet though?04:18
Hobbseenot sure if they've run hte script lately04:18
calcaren't packages supposed to be getting synced automatically right now?04:18
Hobbseeyes04:18
calcits been in debian since at Oct 1904:18
Hobbseeodd.04:18
Hobbseei'd file a sync request for it hten04:18
calcbut hasn't made it to hardy yet so did the script ever get run at all?04:19
calci have several others like that as well04:19
Hobbseesome new stuff has04:19
Hobbseeit seems to only be partially done04:19
calchmm04:19
calclibxml-java is there04:19
TheMusoSpeaking of archive work... I need to file a removal bug.04:19
calcbut i can't install it, hmm04:19
calcoh its in the archive but not built anywhere yet04:20
* Hobbsee wonders if she can do blacklists04:20
Hobbseecalc: source new?04:20
calcmaybe so04:20
Hobbseecjwatson: erm, so where is the blacklist stuff, if i'ts kept in bzr, and ubuntu archive admins can modify it?04:20
calcoh its dep-wait on another package04:21
Hobbseecjwatson: shouldn't it logically be in https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-archive/, instead of somewhere private?04:21
* calc looks at it04:21
calcomg dep-waits from hell04:23
Hobbseehah04:23
Hobbseeall arches?04:23
calci gotta write this down04:23
Hobbseeor just hppa/sparc?04:23
calcoh it deps on another java package which deps on yet another, etc04:23
calci have to make a graph04:23
jdongcalc: haha that's a bad sign when you need to graph out the dep chain to explain it :D04:23
calcjdong: looks like it might get deep considering i have list of java deps to begin with that aren't in hardy yet04:24
Hobbseecalc: need some help?04:24
calcanyone here that can kick libloader to retry04:25
Hobbseeyeah04:26
calcits dep-wait is satisified now (or should be)04:26
Hobbseehum, pitti's script just blew up04:26
calclol04:26
TheMusohaha04:26
calcer hold a minute04:26
Hobbseeapparently calling it by binary doesn't make it too happy04:26
calci'm looking in the log and it needed more than what i thought04:27
calci am tracking all of the deps now04:27
* Hobbsee retries it anyway04:27
Hobbseeit looks OK04:27
calcok yea i think it might work04:28
* calc notices something interesting about libpixie and downloads it04:29
calci think it will fail04:29
* calc looks to see why libpixie is in multiverse04:30
calcit appears to be in debian main so something weird is up04:31
calchow can i find out who and why something was stuck in multiverse?04:32
calclibpixie-java appears to be LGPL'd04:32
Hobbseeask an archive admin who can do somethin gabout it.04:32
calcthey are probably all asleep :\04:33
Hobbseeyup04:33
calcit looks like it is multiverse due to it previously needing non-free java04:36
calcis there a special archive-admin tag, i am going to file a bug to have it moved into universe04:37
StevenKcalc: Just set it to Confirmed, and subscribe ubuntu-archive04:38
calcok04:38
StevenKcalc: If you care enough when someone who can fix it is around, point them at the bug04:38
calcok04:38
* Hobbsee rescores libloader to 0, then.04:40
* calc goes on to other packages to see if they all block off the same libpixie-java04:41
calctwo packages stuck in multiverse blocking the rest of the packages for me, fun stuff :\04:52
TheMusoheh04:54
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Hobbseecalc: can't help you there, sorry.  slangasek's gone to bed, too04:54
TheMusoThank goodness for the lan apache server. Got a box that can't read CD-RWs very well, so netboot is the only approach to getting this hardy alpha installed.04:56
calcHobbsee: ah04:56
Hobbseecalc: i can accept (sort of), and reject, but i can't do overrides.04:57
calcHobbsee: ok04:57
Hobbseeoh, and do buildd admin stuff04:58
calci doubt slangasek is asleep, but he might not be around his computer right now05:03
calcits only ~ 8pm where he is05:04
StevenKThen call him, if you dare.05:04
* StevenK smirks05:04
calcoh yea i could do that05:04
calcbut its outside his hours so he might get a bit annoyed ;)05:04
Hobbseecalc: he's been up all night, he was planning to go and sleep05:05
calcoh i see05:05
calcoh yea did alpha 1 finally get released?05:05
Hobbseeno05:06
Hobbseewaiting on IS05:06
TheMusoIS?05:06
calcoh yea the torrent issue05:06
Hobbseesysadmins05:06
TheMusoah05:06
* calc doesn't want to think about how many MIRs he is going to need to write for the new OOo upload05:07
calcprobably on the order of 10-2005:07
* calc needs lzma and now ;)05:07
Hobbseeyeah, it dumped it to main.  darn launchpad bug.05:08
* Hobbsee gives stuff back, in an attempt for it to build05:14
StevenKIt won't05:15
Hobbseeit will05:15
Hobbseeor at least, it should05:15
calcgrr, even with installing stuff by hand and building everything i need liblayout FTBFS05:17
calc    [javac] 360 problems (166 errors, 194 warnings)05:17
calcjust not my day05:18
Hobbseeheh05:19
slangasekcalc: it was 9pm, fwiw06:42
Kmossabdfl: hi :-)10:32
* Hobbsee waves10:34
Hobbseeno other archive admins around, are there?10:34
MithrandirHobbsee: yo10:35
HobbseeMithrandir: ahh!10:35
HobbseeMithrandir: can you shove x264 to multiverse please (it's currnetly in main), and calc would also appreciate an answer to https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jfreereport/+bug/173188 and https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libpixie-java/+bug/17318710:36
ubotuLaunchpad bug 173187 in libpixie-java "libpixie-java should be moved from multiverse to universe" [Undecided,Confirmed]10:36
geserHobbsee: as Mithrandir is busy moving packages around, can you please give-back xdialog. Thanks.10:38
Hobbseegeser: ok10:38
MithrandirHobbsee: demoted.10:39
HobbseeMithrandir: thanks10:40
HobbseeMithrandir: and calc's lot?10:40
* Hobbsee also did some fixing on pitti's buildd.py10:40
HobbseeMithrandir: this is the trouble of YALPB - anything accepted by the web UI goes to main by default.  what happens to the binaries, when they're created?10:41
MithrandirHobbsee: both done.10:41
Hobbseedear launchpad, depwait != needsbuilding.10:41
Hobbseewhich is it?  make up your mind!10:42
HobbseeMithrandir: thanks10:42
* Hobbsee hugs Mithrandir10:42
* ogra mumbles ...10:45
Hobbseeand we get "failed to upload" too10:45
Hobbseehi ogra10:45
ograwhy does xserver-xorg get stuck during install in a chroot ...10:45
FujitsuHobbsee: Binary upload in the same cycle as a promotion?10:45
ogragrr10:45
FujitsuEr, demotion?10:45
HobbseeFujitsu: it was never supposed to be promoted10:46
HobbseeFujitsu: due to YALPB, the source got sent to main, and i expect the binaries also do.10:46
FujitsuBug #13561010:46
ubotuLaunchpad bug 135610 in soyuz "rejected upload, for binary upload + promotion in the same cycle" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13561010:46
HobbseeFujitsu: looking10:46
HobbseeFujitsu: tasty.  taht'll do it.10:47
FujitsuWishlist, you see.10:47
Hobbseemmm10:48
Hobbseewell, hopefully the "everything to main by default" braindeadedness will go away soon, and I won't therefore have to care.10:48
FujitsuFor working uploads are a niche use case.10:48
Hobbseewell, promotions and demotions are rare10:48
Mithrandirogra: because you've failed to set DEBIAN_FRONTEND and/or redirect stdin to /dev/null?10:49
FujitsuIt may be Low, but definitely not Wishlist.10:49
HobbseeFujitsu: yeah well10:49
ograMithrandir, thats needed in hardy ?10:49
HobbseeFujitsu: either way, it wont get done anytime soon :P10:49
ograMithrandir, i didnt change anything in ltsp, before alpha1 it worked fine10:49
Mithrandirogra: I would assume so, yes, else you'll have debconf trying to query you.10:49
ogras/before/before and during/10:49
ogrameh, ok10:50
FujitsuHobbsee: It's targetted to 1.2.2, is it not?10:50
HobbseeFujitsu: havent looked at the bugs recently10:50
Hobbseeall i know is that it's not done yet.10:50
ograchanging DEBCONF_FRONTEND will break the CD installer10:50
FujitsuHobbsee: Oh, I meant the bug I pointed out.10:50
Mithrandirogra: given that nothing uses DEBCONF_FRONTEND, unlikely.  It's DEBIAN_FRONTEND.10:50
HobbseeFujitsu: ahhh, right, yes10:50
ograMithrandir, either ...10:51
ograsigh, so it seems i need to special case CD installs now ...10:53
HobbseeFujitsu: oh neat.  the braindeaded behaviour is currently set to change in 1.2.110:53
FujitsuHobbsee: Aha, nice.10:53
HobbseeFujitsu: for now10:54
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seb128Tonio_: you know that you can request Debian syncs, right?12:00
Tonio_seb128: yep, but I didn't have the link on that machine :)12:09
Tonio_seb128: can you remind me of the URL ? I would have done that way if I had it ;)12:09
Tonio_seb128: I may request some more syncs today, so....12:10
seb128Tonio_: we can't sync it now, I though that MOTUs knew better than creating useless delta this way12:10
persiaTonio_: Just file a bug with the package, version, source, rationale, and recent changelog (back to last sync/merge).  The requestsync script in ubuntu-dev-tools may help.12:10
seb128Tonio_: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/School/Merging-and-Syncing12:10
Tonio_seb128: thanks12:11
seb128no problem12:11
seb128btw if you what whatever reason you have to do a fakesync, use a build1 version rather than ubuntu1 so it's synced automatically when a new revision is available in debian12:12
Tonio_seb128: well, sorry for the bad action, can you drop the package then ? I'll follow the standard way to go then12:12
seb128Tonio_: what patch?12:12
seb128ah, package, misread12:12
seb128no12:12
seb128we will have to wait for a new debian upload and do a correct sync for this one12:12
Tonio_seb128: well I didn't requested a sync for maybe 2 years...12:14
Tonio_seb128: I'll have to re-read the motu wiki pages on that point :)12:14
Tonio_seb128: will take care at doing this cleanly next time12:14
seb128Tonio_: that's easy enough, when there is no ubuntu change just ask for the package to be synced on Debian12:15
Tonio_seb128: makes sense of course12:15
geserHobbsee or Mithrandir: please give-back lablgtkmathview. Thanks.12:20
geserHobbsee: are the kde(.*)-kde4 packages the successor of the kde4\1 packages?12:21
Riddellgeser: yes12:21
Riddellexcept kde4libs12:21
Hobbseegeser: given back, assuming LP doesn't blow up12:21
Hobbseeyup, given back12:21
geserRiddell: so no need to look at FTBFS for the old packages. any timeframe when they go away?12:22
Riddellgeser: when I next have an archive admin day I guess12:22
geserok12:24
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jdstrandhi slangasek14:35
jdstrandslangasek: I am trying to run 'make test' for openldap2.3 on gutsy and am hitting ITS#4830 (aka ITS#4713)14:36
jdstrandslangasek: interestingly, the 'fix' is included in the unpatched source14:37
jdstrandslangasek: have you seen this issue and if did you find a fix?14:37
jdstrandslangasek: http://www.openldap.org/its/index.cgi/Build?id=483014:38
jdstrandslangasek: http://www.openldap.org/lists/openldap-software/200701/msg00392.html14:38
jdstrandslangasek: oh-- it also affects hardy14:39
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mekiusbryce: Hey, was wondering if you knew how the automatic detection for compositing worked.  We would like to enable some compositing features ourselves, but only if the user has the ability to do it of course.16:42
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calccan someone process libloader 0.3.4-1 ?18:36
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calcslangasek: ping19:24
slangasekjdstrand: ah, I think I've seen an error such as that reported against the Debian package, but I don't currently find a bug report for it.  Is OpenLDAP 2.3 shipping its own embedded copy of libltdl that we're stripping out?20:08
slangasekcalc: moo20:08
calcslangasek: do you process new stuff? :)20:09
slangasekcalc: on Mondays :)20:10
calcok20:10
calcanyone do it on saturdays?20:10
slangaseknot AFAIK20:11
calcok20:11
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somerville32slangasek, ping20:44
slangaseksomerville32: hi20:45
somerville32slangasek, I noticed that the xubuntu ISOs for alpha-1 were released. However, the i386 images reported no testing on QA-ISO. I was just wondering if this will occur in the future or if you were just being nice this time.20:45
slangaseksomerville32: a calculated risk to release them without getting concrete feedback, extrapolating from the amd64 success reports; things were a bit harried for alpha1 because of the installer landing so late, in the future I would like to go through the expected ISO QA process20:47
* somerville32 nods.20:47
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slangasekjdstrand: make test is sloooow21:12
slangasekstupid race conditions21:12
sivanghowdy all21:27
somerville32Hi21:27
sivanghey Cody21:27
sivangwhat's up?21:27
somerville32working away. you?21:28
sivangsame21:28
sivanglearning to write kernel modules part of my new student job21:28
slangasekjdstrand: ok, from what I see, openldap is assuming a libltdl that uses RTLD_GLOBAL; that's a bug in libltdl upstream that's fixed in the Debian/Ubuntu package (using RTLD_GLOBAL causes namespace collisions in the general case), so openldap's modules need to be fixed to not rely on this22:05
* emgent heya22:26
somerville32heya22:29
ion_Howdy22:30
emgentsabdfl ping22:53
emgentargh idle..22:53
somerville32emgent, Is there anything maybe someone else here can help you with?23:09
emgentFujitsu, help me :)23:09
emgentsomerville32, np ^^23:09
slangasek"np"?23:14
sladenemgent: email...23:27
emgentsolved, np :)23:27
sladenemgent: so what was "the problem"?23:27
emgentwell23:28
sladenyes23:28
sladenit's good to know, incase we can document the answer somewhere23:28
emgentI'm worked about digital-divide whit ubuntu23:28
emgentsee http://cantieredelfuturo.argiso.it/gikomero/telecentro/23:28
emgenti'd like know if canonical can sponsorize this activity.23:29
emgentnow i open a project in ubuntu-it-promo23:30
sladenyup, you could see what response you get on the mailing list23:31
emgentbut i'd like know if ubuntu can "sponsorize" this project.23:31
emgentsure :)23:31
emgentthanks sladen23:32
slangasekemgent: ah, I suppose you mean "Canonical" then, since Ubuntu probably doesn't have money to apply to such sponsorship? :)23:33
emgentsure canonical :)23:33
emgents/ubuntu/canonical/23:34
emgent:)23:34
slangasekemgent: OOI, what sponsorship do you need?  the page seems to describe an already-deployed telecentro23:36
emgentyes23:36
emgentbut i opened "International cooperation Ubuntu for the digital divide" in ubuntu-italian-promo23:37
emgentand i'd like know if Canonical can sponsorize similar project.23:37
ion_What in the name of Kosh is the digital divide? :-)23:38
slangasekion_: you've never heard the term? Oh, of course, you're in Finland where there isn't one ;)23:39
slangasek"digital divide" refers to the problem of the distribution of technology reinforcing pre-existing social stratification, where the poor and underprivileged have reduced access to computers which predetermines the scope of their future achievements23:40
ion_Ok, thanks.23:40
slangasekemgent: where can I find this ubuntu-italian-promo list?23:42
emgentml ?23:42
sladenmore people /in Finland/23:43
slangasekwhere you referring to a mailing list, or not?23:43
emgenthttp://wiki.ubuntu-it.org/GruppoPromozione23:43
sladeny'know it's 2am right :)23:43
emgentslangasek, i sent mail in ubuntu-it-promo mailinglist23:43
emgentabout this project.23:43
slangasekoh, ubuntu-it-promo, ok23:44
emgentsent too canonical23:45
slangasekor ubuntu-it-promozione, perhaps? (easier to search for lists I don't know if you give the exact list name :)23:45
emgentubuntu-it-promozione23:45
emgentslangasek, http://www.freelists.org/list/ubuntu-it-promozione23:46
slangasekyes, found23:46
emgenti cant see mail in archivies.. I think ML filter is on...23:48
slangasekemgent: fwiw, reading your mail I think you'd be more successful in acquiring sponsorship if you were able to present a more concrete plan for what's needed, what support you can expect from the community vs. sponsors, etc23:48
slangasekoh, I see your mail in the archive right here: http://www.freelists.org/archives/ubuntu-it-promozione/12-2007/msg00000.html23:48
emgentoh yes, now i see :)23:49
emgentsladen, the plan is described23:50
slangasekemgent: in that mail, you've only described it in general terms.  If you want a company to lay out hardware contributions, you'll really want to demonstrate that you have an organization that will be able to make use of it23:51
emgentsure23:52
emgent23:53
emgentIt is the aim of the project presented, where I could make reference to the Italian territory23:53
slangaseki.e., you talk about offering advice and help with resolving problems, who are the people that will be offering support?  you talk about being a communication node between "associations and schools", who are these associations and schools and how will you build relationships with them?23:53
emgentyes.23:54
emgentmekius, for example.23:54
emgents/mekius/me/23:54
emgent(about italian territory)23:55
sladenthat's alot of hardware for just one person23:55
emgentno, u dont understand23:56
emgentthis project isnt only for "gikomero", but for all "digital divide with ubuntu"23:56
emgenti'd like crate a team for manage request and help23:57
sladenwho are the exact people, on each side of this "divide"23:57
emgenti dont understand23:57
emgent23:58
emgentschool and association request help, me and team manage request and give help.. later canonical can decide if it's possible sponsorize.23:59

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