/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2007/12/17/#ubuntu-devel.txt

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* Hobbsee waves02:47
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* lamont notices that hardy/hppa is below 900 needs-build03:33
poningruwehre can I ask questions about jeos?03:59
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pittiGood morning06:35
LaserJockmorning pitti06:36
StevenKMorning pitti!06:40
StevenKpitti: You can NBS out lib32icu36{,-dev}, sox-dev and liblinphone1{,-dev}06:41
* StevenK wonders how to debug a squashfs mount failure06:46
* Hobbsee waves06:55
TheMusopitti: Could you please give back synfigstudio on amd64? Thanks.07:04
pittiTheMuso: done07:05
pittiStevenK: ah, thanks07:05
Hobbseepitti: they want all of kde4 stuff given back too, i think07:05
TheMusopitti: Thanks.07:05
pittiHobbsee: no problem; please just give me a list, without comma, 'and', etc.07:06
StevenK*-kde407:06
StevenKYou said nothing about no globs07:06
Hobbseepitti: kdeaccessibility-kde4 kdeartwork-kde4 kdemultimedia-kde4 kdenetwork-kde4 kdepim-kde4 kdesdk-kde4 kdetoys-kde4 extragear-plasma07:06
* StevenK ducks07:06
Hobbseepitti: you've scripted multiple givebacks, have you?07:06
pittiHobbsee: yes07:06
StevenKfor i in <paste> ; do buildd.py give-back $i ; done  ?07:07
pittiHobbsee: hey, indeed: you can actually do that yourself07:07
HobbseeStevenK: wrong syntax, but yes07:07
pittiHobbsee: anyway, given-back07:07
pittiStevenK: removed07:07
StevenKpitti: Thanks07:07
pittiStevenK: 'zactly07:07
Hobbseepitti: i could have, yes.  however, now i'm glad i didn't, as it had not occurred to me to script it.07:07
StevenKHobbsee: Meh, I don't need to use buildd.py :-)07:07
pittiStevenK: wrapped in a two-line shell script07:07
HobbseeStevenK: :P07:08
warp10Hi all!07:12
LaserJockcan somebody give back gchempaint?07:15
HobbseeLaserJock: done07:15
LaserJockHobbsee: thank you07:16
HobbseeLaserJock: er, it's already dep-waiting07:16
Hobbseebut given back anyway07:16
LaserJockhow often are those tried?07:16
LaserJockI thought they stopped retrying after a while07:16
Hobbseeunsure.  but multiple times, over a long time interval07:16
Hobbseeyeah, i think they do07:16
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LaserJockgchempait was in dep-wait for at least 3 weeks07:17
LaserJockso I figured it'd given up07:17
StevenKHum? I thought I uploaded it less than 3 weeks ago?07:17
\shmoins07:18
LaserJockgchempaint was synced on 11-2407:18
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dholbachgood morning07:41
pittihey dholbach07:49
dholbachhey pitti07:49
superm1off hand does anyone know what signal is passed to apps on a logout?07:55
persiaUsually HangUP, no?07:59
superm1that's what I thought, but i wasn't positive (with nothing sticking out in google off hand)07:59
superm1hm well see the odd thing is that i wasn't seeing any calls in main.cpp for redirecting the call for a hang up, yet the app doesn't respond to a log out properly still08:03
dholbachplease take a look at   http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/sponsoring/   and in case your name is on it, please review and upload if appropriate08:18
* lool has some sponsoring to do, but didn't get to it yet08:19
YokoZarIs it a good or bad idea to pass commands to dh_builddeb to use compression other than gzip?08:19
persiaYokoZar: It's a good idea, but not widely supported, so you probably don't want to do it until all the tools catch up.08:21
YokoZarpersia: have they caught up in Gutsy?  Like, if my package is for Gutsy, can I switch to lzma there?08:22
YokoZarIt would save something like 30% of the bandwidth for my third party repo at this point08:22
* persia isn't sure, but thinks lzma will only be default for hardy08:22
pittiYokoZar: you can use bzip2 in all supported Ubuntu releases08:23
pittiYokoZar: lzma is hardy only08:23
YokoZarok cool08:23
pittiYokoZar: if your package has lots of text, bz2 usually performs very well08:25
YokoZarpitti: Will it work all the way back with dapper?  I still get downloads for that.08:25
pittiYokoZar: yes, as I said above08:25
YokoZarOh, right.  Dapper is still supported ;)08:26
pittiit was introduced in hoary or breezy at the latest08:26
YokoZarWhat about etch?08:26
YokoZarFor that matter, do you know if lenny will support lzma like Hardy?08:26
pittiI don't, sorry08:26
YokoZarI'm wondering if we should do an audit of package build scripts and change as many as we can to bz2 (or lzma) for Hardy08:27
minghuaI remember a mail about this on d-d-a list...08:28
pittiYokoZar: if that involves more than 20 packages, I'd rather do that change centrally08:28
loolpitti++08:28
YokoZarpitti: you mean change the default of dpkg-dev ?08:28
YokoZarerr dpkg-deb08:28
pittisomething like that, yes08:28
YokoZarThat's actually a good idea08:29
pittibut let's test it for a while first08:29
pittilzma is said to be relatively moderate in terms of unpacking performance08:29
minghuaYokoZar: According to http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2007/12/msg00007.html you can use bzip2 compression since dpkg 1.11.08:29
pittibz2 is quite heavy, so that might not be a reasonable default08:29
dholbachhey seb12808:30
YokoZarWell, maybe lzma for Hardy then08:30
seb128hi dholbach08:30
YokoZarI wonder if this would help us with our CD size issues...08:30
minghuaEtch has 1.13.25 by the way.08:30
pittiYokoZar: yes, it would; that has been tested already, and it's impressive08:30
* pitti hugs seb128, bonjour08:30
* seb128 hugs pitti08:31
seb128guten morgen ;-)08:31
YokoZarI'm gonna test if Gutsy can handle an lzma package now08:39
YokoZarI just might save myself some serious bandwidth08:39
pittiYokoZar: no, it can't08:39
pittiwell, it can be made to, but not OOTB08:39
YokoZarpitti: hmm...dpkg-deb can do it though, heh08:39
YokoZarpitti: maybe I'll use bzip2 then08:40
pittiYokoZar: but gutsy's dpkg doesn't ensure that lzma is installed, and gutsy's lzma is universe08:40
YokoZarahhh I see08:40
pittiYokoZar: bz2 is a safe bet, yes08:40
YokoZarIt'd be a weird pre-depends thing I see08:40
Lurepitti: no need for bug 172755 if archive-admin-of-the-day does bug 17662008:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 172755 in kipi-plugins "Rebuild for libgpod2 -> libgpod3 transition" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17275508:42
ubotuLaunchpad bug 176620 in kipi-plugins "sync kipi-plugins 0.1.5~beta1-3 from debian/experimental" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/17662008:42
Lurepitti: ^^^ from sponsoring list (btw)08:43
pittiStevenK: doing mass-removal of NBS now (shell hack to verify that they are indeed NBS and not just FTBFS)08:48
StevenKHurrah!08:48
StevenKHow are you verifying they aren't FTBFS?08:48
pittifor p in `cat /tmp/x`; do apt-cache showsrc `grep-dctrl -n -sSource:Package -P $p /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_hardy_main_binary-amd64_Packages` | grep -q "^Binary:.*$p" || echo $p; done08:48
StevenKEw :-)08:49
pitti/tmp/x has the empty files from people.u.c.08:49
TheMusodholbach: Thanks heaps for the uploads.08:56
pittiStevenK: I'll head to the supermarket for a bit, then I'll fix the NBS cron job to display FTBFS packages in ftbfs/ or not at all08:57
dholbachTheMuso: anytime08:57
gesermorning09:10
StevenKpitti: Under ftbfs/ would be good, so the information is still there, just seperated out09:11
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seb128StevenK: hi09:14
seb128StevenK: any news about the gimp update to gutsy?09:14
StevenKseb128: I've started poking at it09:24
StevenKseb128: I can keep doing so now instead of playing WoW if you want09:24
* tjaalton is still puzzled why xorg-server failed to build on most archs09:26
seb128StevenK: not sure what time it is at your place, but if that's after work hours you should better enjoy your evening and look at it tomorrow ;-)09:26
StevenKseb128: It's 8:30pm. Keep in mind I work on Ubuntu for fun as well. I'll look at it sometime tonight09:27
seb128StevenK: right, there is no hurry so whenever you want ;-)09:28
tjaaltonthe xorg-server build fails on 'hw/xfree86/os-support/linux/lnx_apm.c:43: error: expected specifier-qualifier-list before 'apm_event_t''09:31
tjaaltonno patch touches that file, and it built fine on debian09:31
tjaaltonso either there were changes in toolchain or some headers that causes this?09:32
pittitjaalton: was it built with gcc 4.1 in Debian maybe?09:34
tjaaltonpitti: probably, but I think I found the cure09:35
tjaaltonfrom fedora..09:35
tjaaltonxserver-1.4.99-apm-typedefs.patch: Temporary hack for broken kernels that don't publish the /dev/apm_bios types.09:35
StevenKseb128: It looks like I have source. Do you want to look over it?09:37
StevenKseb128: Due to 2.4.0~rc3 -> 2.4.2, a debdiff is useless09:37
seb128StevenK: sure, where is it?09:37
StevenKHere, at the moment.09:39
pittiStevenK: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/NBS/09:53
pitti:)09:53
pittihm, that doesn't look quite right09:54
pittiah09:58
persiapitti: What lives in 00FTBFS?  Is that just out-of-date packages?10:00
pittiyes10:00
pittipersia: however, the current output is exactly the wrong way around10:00
pittiI fixed the script, rebuilding10:00
pittipersia, StevenK: ok, fixed10:19
pittitjaalton: any chance you could test the dapper-proposed kernel for bug 72696?10:24
ubotuLaunchpad bug 72696 in linux-source-2.6.15 "tg3: doesn't recognize the network device on Fujitsu Esprimo E5915" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/7269610:24
pittitjaalton: or boot the current dapper.2 candidate CD and check it out in the d-i environment?10:24
tjaaltonpitti: hmm, I could do that yes10:28
pittitjaalton: that would be great, thanks10:28
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tjaaltonpitti: the image appears not to be on cdimage.u.c?10:30
pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-server/dapper/daily/20071207.2/10:30
pittitjaalton: ^ it's server only10:30
tjaaltonah, right.. thanks10:30
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Riddellcjwatson: am I ok to make kde 4 seeds?10:43
tjaaltonpitti: debian has dropped xresprobe from the latest xorg upload. Do you think it would be ok to merge that for alpha2?10:56
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Riddellmvo: have you seen the libept failure?11:13
Riddellmvo: and python-apt doesn't want to install?11:16
mvoRiddell: yes, I noticed the libept failure, I have no idea why it fails, it builds fine in my pbuilder and on my regular system11:16
mvoRiddell: something about that it can't find tests11:17
Riddellenrico: might you be able to take a quick look? https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libept/0.5.11ubuntu1/+build/47315011:17
mvoRiddell: what is it about python-apt? 0.7.4ubuntu1 should be ok, no?11:17
Riddellmvo: mm, it does seem to be ok after sorting out my chroot11:21
pittitjaalton: sure, if it doesn't use this any more; the sooner we get testing for the new-world hw detection, the better11:25
tjaaltonpitti: my thoughts exactly11:26
mvoRiddell: aha, good! thanks .)11:30
mvoRiddell: does libpythonize0 really needs python-all-dev as a dependency? it seems to confuse dapper->hardy upgrades11:36
mvoRiddell: I'm looking at kubuntu upgradability currently11:37
Riddellmvo: python2.5-dev would probably be fine11:38
mvoRiddell: ok, if you don't mind I change it and upload?11:38
Riddellmvo: go ahead11:38
pittitkamppeter: AFAICS we can sync python-cups, right? our delta is just upstream version update11:40
cjwatsonRiddell: please don't, I'd rather reorganise the seeds first11:46
Riddellcjwatson: ok, any timeline for that?11:47
pittislomo: can we sync mono-tools now? we have gnome-sharp2 2.16.0-6 and xulrunner (-1.9, though, not sure whether that matters)11:49
tkamppeterpitti, I think so, I did not introduce anything new into python-cups. I got also an offer from Otavia Salvador during the weekend to maintain system-config-printer on a common GIT repo on Alioth.11:53
pittitkamppeter: right, thanks11:53
tkamppeterpitti, how does syncing exactly work? Can I still quickly do my own package if needed? And is every Debian upload also uploaded to Ubuntu without additional human interaction?11:57
cjwatsonRiddell: not sure, hope to look at it RSN though. Sorry I can't give you a better estimate11:57
Riddellcjwatson: fair enough11:57
pittitkamppeter: yes, we can always reintroduce an Ubuntu delta with just a normal upload11:57
pittitkamppeter: Debian uploads were auto-imported util DebianImportFreeze last Thursday; now we need explicit sync requests to update to debian's versions11:58
novas0x2ais it possible to form a pin-definition that can differentiate between a ppa and main, when the ppa publishes a Release file that matches main's? can i override it somehow?12:00
tkamppeterpitti, do you know whether doko is alkready on his christmas vacation? OOo needs to be rebuilt as it is dependin12:01
tkamppeterg on an old library.12:01
pittitkamppeter: that's calc's domain now12:02
tkamppeterSo doko has stopped mainyaining OOo and calc did not pick up yet?12:03
pitticalc did12:03
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pittigood morning pedro12:04
tkamppeter"apt-get dist-upgrade" wants to delete OOo for more than a week now and this seems to be due to a library which switched to a new ABI version and so OOo needs to have a simple rebuild. This would be needed before Thursday for the Alpha 2.12:05
pittiright12:06
pedro_morning pitti12:12
tkamppetercalc, hi12:15
pittitkamppeter: FYI, calc is in the US, so he'll be asleep ATM12:44
soren. o O { Slacker }12:46
soren:)12:46
pittisays the man with only 179 pushups :-P12:46
sorenGah..12:46
sorenWel, the wiki is *slightly* out-of-date, though.12:47
sorenI've got a master plan to still make it.12:47
* pitti is afraid seeing '2500' the next time he reloads12:47
* pitti hugs soren, good luck!12:48
soren:)12:48
* pitti recommends workrave12:48
sorenThe main problem is the size of my office. I need to move stuff around every time I want to do a push-up.12:49
Mithrandirsoren: go into the living room or the hall or something?12:49
sorenMithrandir: That's even worse. My office is in the basement, my living room is on the third floor.12:50
Mithrandirit's called "warming up"12:50
pittisoren: call it 'warm-up exercise'12:50
sorenMithrandir: If the challenge was a million flights of stairs climbed, I'd be well on my way.12:50
* pitti ^5s Mithrandir12:50
Mithrandirideally, you should go there on your hands rather than your legs, though12:50
* pitti wants a video of that12:50
* Mithrandir ^5s pitti too12:51
pittithen flip the movie upside down and call it soren_carries_his_house.avi12:51
sorenLOL!12:51
Mithrandirpitti: .ogg!12:51
pittierm, sorry, of course :)12:51
sorenThere. I've moved some stuff out into the stairway. I suppose I'll burn a bit of energy when I need to shout back at my annoyed and annoying neighbours when they spot it.12:52
tkamppeterpitti thanks, I saw his name in the list of participants on the right, but perhaps he has still left open his client from yesterday.12:52
pittitkamppeter: yeah, he usually stays in IRC 24/712:52
Mithrandirtkamppeter: you'd have seen him being idle for 14 hours if you checked though.12:53
Mithrandir(14 hours?  Such a slacker)12:53
* pitti introduces Mithrandir to the concept of an advent Sunday12:53
sorenBah.12:53
Mithrandirpitti: when I grew up, we had double Mondays instead of Sundays.12:54
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slomopitti: i doubt it works with xulrunner 1.9 (but that's a gecko-sharp2 bug then), feel free to sync it though13:04
pittislomo: well, I don't want to deliberately break it13:04
slomopitti: you have to ask asac if he's finished with fixing everything to work with new xulrunner ;) in theory no ubuntu specific changes are necessary anymore13:07
StevenKI wonder if I can convince compiz to not shade a window gray any more13:14
tkamppeterMithrandir, pitti, thanks, I have looked now and I get "last message: unknown", as my client was not running during the night.13:19
mvocould someone please giveback nip2 (amd64 at least) and k3d ?13:23
Mithrandirmvo: given-back13:25
mvothanks Mithrandir13:25
mvoRiddell: It seems like koffice2 needs a rebuild for the libopenexpr2 transition, is this correct?13:27
Riddellmvo: shouldn't do13:32
Riddellmvo: 1.9.95.1-0ubuntu4 already depends on libopenexr2ldbl13:33
mvoRiddell: aha, right. I'm outdated, sorry13:35
pittimvo: http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/NBS/libopenexr2c2a was updated recently13:35
mvopitti: thanks, k3d and nip2 should be good soon13:36
Riddellk3d has been needs build for a week13:36
mvobut aqsis is FTBFS13:36
Riddelluniverse is quite a struggle sometimes13:36
pittimvo: if there are only uninteresting and broken reverse dependencies left, I have no problem with removing it anyway13:37
lamontmvo: you saw i followed up on the update-manager/ports thing, yes?13:38
mvolamont: no, let me check13:38
pittiBenC: seems the latest linux upload still doesn't have the headers-rt which is needed for lum (just FYI in case you wonder what stalls it)13:38
lamont(and btw, your instructions in the bug result in a 755/root:root /tmp, which made life slightly more interesting for a bit.  it could use a mkdir/cd in there.. :-)13:38
mvo*cough*13:39
mvosorry lamont13:39
mvoand thanks for the followup, I will correct that now13:39
BenCpitti: the bug is that lum shouldn't depend on headers-rt...will get fixed shortly13:39
lamontmvo: even when I fixed the prereq$mumble, it still failed13:39
pittiBenC: ah, or that way around :)13:39
lamontclaimed to not be able to find that udeb13:39
pittiBenC: so we'll stop offering -rt images?13:40
BenCpitti: just until the realtime folks get us a new patch13:40
lamontmvo: I'm where I can test for the next 4-5 hours, I htink13:43
mvolamont: ok, nice13:44
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mvolamont: I uploaded a new 0.81.2 to http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/dist-upgrader/gutsy-0.81.2.tar.gz that should fix the issue, please give it a go :)14:04
lamontReading package lists: Donesty-backports/main/debian-installer Packages: 9814:06
lamontdonesty?14:06
lamontUpdating repository information14:07
lamontNo valid mirror found14:07
lamontmvo: what's it looking for that the mirror is mssing?14:08
lamont-backports/14:08
lamont?14:08
mvolamont: I assume your machne points to a internal mirror14:09
mvo?14:09
lamontyes14:09
lamontand a partial one at that14:10
lamonthence the "what's missing?" quesiton14:10
mvolamont: nothing is missing, it just notices that it can not find a mirror it knows about and offers you to rewrite the sources.list. its intended behavior (but that maybe redone as it seems to confuse more than it helps)14:12
lamontah, ok14:13
lamontquinn-diff Depends: libglib1.2?  WTF?14:16
lamontoops.  that was the wrong window to kill.14:22
sorenWhy does this page exist? https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virt-manager/14:47
sorenI can't find virt-manager in the NEW queue or anywhere else..14:47
ScottKsoren: That will happen if it was uploaded and then rejected.  Dunno if that's the case here.14:49
sorenScottK: I see..14:49
sorenpitti: ^^ ?14:49
pittino idea TBH14:50
sorenOh, I have it in my ppa. That migt be it..14:51
pittisoren: :)14:51
pittilibvirt is in binary NEW on amd64, though14:51
sorenpitti: I was just wondering since it landed in Debian prior to DIF, so I'm curious why it wasn't autosynced.14:51
pittilibvirt NEWed14:52
sorenpitti: Thanks for that.14:52
pittino idea; maybe it was a victim of the three-day mirror lag; anyway, synced now14:53
* soren hugs pitti14:53
sorenThanks!14:53
pittiyou're welcome14:53
ScottKsoren: If it showed an empty Ubuntu page for the package because it was in your PPA, I think that'd be an LP bug worth reporting.14:57
sorenScottK: I'm not entirely sure. I also don't know if that's the issue here :)14:58
ScottKpitti: Would you be up for a bit of binary NEWing for backports?14:58
ScottKsoren: I'd say file the bug and let them sort it out then.14:58
ScottKpitti: If so, https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/dapper/+source/dkim-milter/2.4.0.dfsg-1ubuntu2~dapper114:58
Mithrandirmvo: why does apt-get consume 100% CPU when running here?  It seems like it's doing waitpid + select + read + write (both read and write are 0 byte ones).15:03
mvoMithrandir: gutsy? hardy? buildd environement or regular one?15:03
Mithrandirmvo: hardy, in a freshly debootstrapped chroot.15:04
Mithrandirmulti-core machine, so it actually does consume 100% of one core.15:05
Mithrandirit's being called from a python program, so reading from a pipe rather than a tty, iirc15:05
mvoMithrandir: could I get a strace please? you run something like "subprocess.call(["apt-get","install","foo"]) " in the python program I assume?15:06
Mithrandirmvo: yes, something like that.15:06
Mithrandirmvo: http://rafb.net/p/xQX8UT12.html15:07
mvoMithrandir: thanks, I'm checking the code now, I think I have a idea what is wrong15:08
Mithrandircheers. :-)15:08
mvoMithrandir: is that reproducable for you? or does it happens only every now and then?15:09
Mithrandirmvo: it seems to happen every time I run apt-get from moblin-image-creator.15:09
mvook, cool. that should make testing a possilbe fix easier :)15:09
Mithrandiryup15:10
mguneswhat would be the correct procedure to have a new keyboard layout included? file a bug in xkeyboard-config and attach layout/debdiff?15:11
tkamppeterIs Henrik Nilsen Omma here around on IRC?15:12
sorentkamppeter: Usually, yes. He goes by "heno"15:12
mgunestkamppeter, his nick is heno15:12
tkamppeterThanks, he does not tell his nick on Launchpad.15:13
pittitjaalton: any luck with the dapper.2 CD and your broadcom eth?15:14
tjaaltonpitti: haven't tried it yet, but I'll burn it now and see how it goes15:18
pittitjaalton: thanks a lot, and sorry for nagging15:18
tjaaltonpitti: no problem :)15:18
pittiBenC: eww - I just noticed that we don't have a linux-restricted-modules-2.6.15 yet for dapper-proposed?15:21
pittiBenC: ah, ignore me; just a bug in my SRU script15:22
cVsuphi15:27
cVsupi would like to know how change usplash.conf in installation disc?15:28
mvoMithrandir: just to be sure, this is apt 0.7.9ubuntu1 (because its meant to be fixed there and I'm unable to reproduce it with the execCommand() from pdk_utils from moblin_creator)15:30
calctkamppeter: needs more than a simple rebuild due to a security issue as well15:33
calctkamppeter: and the new version of ooo has 18 mir's 8-\15:33
calci just tried rebuilding ooo again last night for an upload with current hardy and it failed at the end so i am looking into how to fix that now, it was working before that15:34
calctkamppeter: i am going to try to get it uploaded today but due to all the mir's it will be awhile before it gets rebuilt (i'm guessing)15:36
pitticalc: 18!15:38
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pitticalc: that smells like it would double the required CD space again?15:38
calcpitti: lots of small java libs15:38
pitticalc: ok; please open MIR bugs for them, doko and I will have a look15:39
calcpitti: i was hoping i could get lzma support done before uploading new ooo15:39
pitticalc: we'll ask you to write MIRs for the nontrivial ones only15:39
dokopitti: not now; currently skiing =)15:39
calcpitti: i am in the process of writing the mir's still but as soon as i am done i will file the bugs, etc15:39
calcpitti: oh ok15:39
pittidoko: enjoy! but how the heck did you get Wifi on the ski lift??15:39
calcpitti: they're all java libs except for libneon2715:40
calcpitti: i'll start filing the bugs now15:40
dokopitti: it's in some neighbor chalet ... week signal15:40
pitticalc: libneon27? that's just a new upstream version15:41
* pitti wishes Debian would stop uploading duplicate libraries with SONAMEs in source packages15:41
calcpitti: yea i may be able to revert it to libneon26 i'll have to see why it was changed for debian for that particular one15:41
pitticalc: we can promote it, put it into HardyReducingDuplication, and rebuild the rest against 27 later, too15:42
calcpitti: i mentioned libneon27 at UDS in that meeting iirc15:42
calcsince iirc we have 25/26/27 now15:42
cVsupi would like to know how change usplash.conf in installation disc?15:42
pittihm, I only remember 25/2615:42
pitticalc: 26 is just subversion and ooo15:43
pitticalc: so feel free to switch to 2715:43
calcpitti: ok15:44
tjaaltonpitti: it still failed to find the device on the esprimo :/15:52
pittitjaalton: darn; nothing helpful in dmesg?15:53
tjaaltonpitti: not that I could quickly find. I can try it again tomorrow15:53
pittitjaalton: ok, thanks a lot for testing15:53
tjaaltonnote that adrian bunk said on the bug that the commit actually removes support for the device :)15:54
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tkamppeterheno, ping18:12
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henotkamppeter: hey18:13
warp10Hi all!18:17
tkamppeterHi heno, thank you for sorting out the g-c-m stuff. Even with g-c-m staying in Universe, most of the people who reported bugs here are happy to switch to s-c-p, they simply click on Admin -> Printing and take what is coming up.18:23
henotkamppeter: yeah, a bug against g-c-m is really against ubuntu printing18:24
henoI still have 20-30 to process18:24
tkamppeterheno, yes, many users do no know about the internal structures of the printing system and report everything as a bug of the printer setup tool.18:27
tkamppeterMany of the problems g-c-m users complained about simply went away by switching to s-c-p and also by my feature additions like DNS-SD support, HPLIP setup support, better SMB scanning, better auto-selection of printer-drivers, plug'n'print, ...18:31
henotkamppeter: yep, it looks that way. btw, please correct any errors I make in these triage runs on the bug; I won't take offense :)18:34
tkamppeterAn important missing point is sharing printers to Windows clients. For an SMB sharing with driver supply from the server we would need to ship the non-free CUPS PostScript driver for Windows (from www.cups.org) in our restricted drivers.18:42
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slangaseksoren: are you interested in testing out the preliminary openldap 2.4 packages?20:14
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loolHmm I didn't know Fedora had a Rosetta-like solution20:18
sjoerdThey started it recently apparently20:19
sjoerdBut they want to set it up more distro neutral according to lennart20:20
lool(Naturally, I read about it via Lennart's blog post :)20:22
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dx9s_workany good wiki-s on deb's from source? (recent switch to ubuntu from slackware and I understand the slackbuild process and interested in what sources and scripts the distro maintainers use -- so I can re-build some customized .debs .. like for one a tweaked kernel option for 4GB+ RAM and redoing everything that depends on libjack as I've updated to newer svn version )20:48
pochu!packagingguide | dx9s_work20:49
ubotudx9s_work: packagingguide is The packaging guide is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide - See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for information on getting a package integrated into Ubuntu - Other developer resources are at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment - See also !backports20:49
dx9s_workty20:49
pochudx9s_work: also for packaging questions #ubuntu-motu is the best place.20:54
dx9s_workmotu?20:54
pochu!motu20:55
ubotumotu is short for Masters of the Universe. The brave souls who maintain the packages in the Universe section of Ubuntu. See  http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU20:55
dx9s_workwill head there if I can't answer specifics20:55
dx9s_workso what's this channel used for .. -devel I know but where is the line in development versus packaging?20:56
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enricoRiddell: I had a look21:34
enricoRiddell: for some reason, the test data doesn't seem to be there21:34
enricoRiddell: the test data is in the .orig.tar.gz that I uploaded to debian21:35
enricoRiddell: no idea why it's not found in that build log21:35
enricoRiddell: try builing 0.5.12, however: 0.5.11 has wrong deps21:35
dionoeaHello. Ubuntu has localized directory names for ~/Desktop. What is the standard way to retreive the desktop folder?22:00
dionoea(that's an ubuntu specific feature right?)22:02
pittidionoea: that actually comes from upstream22:02
dionoeafrom debian?22:02
pittino, from freedesktop IIRC22:02
pittiand gnome22:03
dionoeaOk, I'll have a look at the freedesktop specs22:03
dionoeahum, can't find it in the freedesktop specs list, I'll have a look on the gnome website22:07
bddebianThey should all be in /usr/share/applications/22:08
pittidionoea: nothing at http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/xdg-user-dirs ?22:09
pittidionoea: looks like sourcing ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs would do what you need?22:10
dionoeaah, well it wasn't on http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Specifications :)22:11
dionoeathanks for the link22:11
pittidionoea: /usr/share/xdg-user-dirs/README :)22:12
dx9s_workI'll try here.. is there a way to mass recompile (from source) and install (or create .debs for upgrading? -MOTU is silent on this) based on a dependency update? aka I've manually updated (outside of any packaging system) libjack (and the header files) and wanna select and recompile from source all things that depend on that ...22:41
geserslangasek: do you know if there is some common "understanding" for gcc-4.3 fixes for hardy? are they worth a sync from Debian? or should I ask doko about it?22:47
slangasekgeser: I'm not aware of any plans to migrate to gcc-4.3 as the default compiler for hardy, which means it's a little late to be starting that discussion.22:52
slangasekgeser: so gcc-4.3 fixes aren't anything we should need to care about, though that doesn't preclude syncing with Debian at this point either22:52
geserI've seen that Ubuntu packages got patches applied for gcc-4.3 in the past and was wondering if we should get them into hardy if possible or wait for the autosync for hardy+122:54
slangasekgeser: oh, I don't think you should create an Ubuntu delta just for those fixes, no22:54
slangaseksorry, I was reading your question the other way around22:55
geserif the gcc-4.3 fixes from debian aren't that important to get them into hardy, I won't spent much effort to look for them and sync them22:56

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