[00:50] * nixternal kicks kpov hard [00:51] * ScottK read cprov at first there and wondere'd what he'd done now. [00:52] lol [00:53] trying to get a grip on the truetype garbage, came close but was attacked at about 80% by it again, as well as opengl stuff [01:10] nixternal: kpov still? [01:10] how about ligature? [01:10] :) [01:11] vorian: ya, still the same with kpov [01:11] ligature was pulled for this release [01:12] good :) [01:12] hey, work on kgrab again...never mind what I said, however, let me get you the tarball to work with [01:12] kpov = kde point of view? [01:12] Pulled ligature sounds painful [01:12] nixternal: really? [01:12] ScottK: hahah! :) [01:12] heh [01:12] nixternal: the "author" said he was happy to become compliant [01:13] I am not to worried about it now [01:14] that's cool [01:18] vorian: actually, linke me to your kgrab package [01:18] I will pull in your stuff, build and commit from here [01:19] I will patch up the copyright file if it needs it [01:19] hold on [01:20] I didn't want to recreate the package earlier and not be able to give you the karma [01:20] nixternal: looks like someone nuked it [01:20] ey? [01:20] oh, I did, I thought you went to your ppa with it :) [01:20] I'll upload it again [01:20] not with the revised version [01:20] oh, wait [01:20] ya, that is fine...I will patch it up and reupload to revu so I can get another motu to ack it and upload it [01:21] nixternal: http://ppa.launchpad.net/vorian/ubuntu/pool/main/k/kgrab-kde4/kgrab-kde4_0.1.1-0ubuntu1.dsc [01:21] roger, thanks [01:21] thanks to you :) [01:22] Riddell: how can I get this package to use the FindFreetype.cmake (kpovmodeler)? [01:22] nixternal: I didn't do anything [01:22] this is getting annoying..I would think this would be fixed upstream in the CMakelists.txt file [01:23] dasKreech: stop it, change your name already :p [01:23] What does "X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=Scribus" in the packages .desktop do? [01:24] and would it be harmless for Debian to add (I'm guessing yes)? [01:24] kpovmodeler doesn't even build from svn either [01:24] nixternal: also lemon should recommend mysql-client-5.0 [01:24] I am making that change now [01:25] please do then reupload to revu, and then make note of it with a comment on revu [01:25] roger [01:25] err, mysql client? [01:25] yeah [01:25] point of sale systems record data [01:25] plus i was just testing it out [01:26] ya, sorry, I was thinking about something else [01:26] brainfart [01:26] lol [01:26] you were thinking p.o.s. :P [01:26] vorian: Yes? [01:27] piece of s* [01:29] yup [01:29] OK...it is time I download all of the CMake docs I can and get to reading [01:56] go figure, kpovmodeler CMakeLists.txt isn't configured correctly, at least from what I can tell [01:56] kpovmodeler exists again? [01:56] Freetype and OpenGL are required, however CMakeLists.txt doesn't have either find_package(Freetype REQUIRED) nor find_package(OpenGL REQUIRED) [01:57] I guess it does, it was included in the extragear tagging [01:57] pfft.... extragear is becoming kdeaddons... [01:57] evening and good morning gentleman [01:57] :) [01:58] now after those edits, I will see if it builds now [01:58] howdy jjesse [01:58] howdy nixternal [01:58] * nixternal goes and makes a chicken sammich [01:58] back in a few [01:58] hi jjesse [01:58] hello Jucato [01:59] just for the record, whoever said multiple version of the .NET framework can exist on the saem server lied [02:00] :) [02:00] running into problems w/ the 1.1 framework and the 3.0 framework fighting for iis [02:00] wait a second, the 3.0 framework doesn't include backwards compatibility for the 1.1 stuff? [02:01] didn't the 2.0 framework at least allow for that to occur? [02:01] the 2.0 did, having problems with the 3.0 [02:01] hell, shows you how much I pay attention to .NET...didn't even know they had a 3.0 [02:02] current version is 3.5 [02:02] do you guys use .NET a lot with your stuff? [02:03] all the time [02:03] do you like it? [02:03] i don't do time dev work w/ it, but i like how the product uses it [02:03] currently reading .net framework essentials book [02:03] I have taken a few .NET classes now, and overall, I do not like it..there are some things that are cool, especially when tying stuff in to databases and what not quite easily [02:04] ie. it is fairly easy to dev on [02:04] i agree, prodcut i consult on runs on iis, .net and sql server [02:04] I went and saw this guy mimic both the Apple website and the Microsoft website using Symphony, Rails, and something else [02:04] that was pretty cool [02:04] that is prretty cool [02:05] and he did it fast [02:05] in 30 minutes, he had a framework up that mimiced apple.com [02:05] within the hour he was mimicing msdn stuff [02:05] Riddell: awww, i don't get to come, i suppose [02:06] Hobbsee: you have to get a passport/visa for the stick before you can go :) [02:06] go where? can i drive? [02:06] jjesse: if you can, you are one bad mofo [02:06] eastern europe somewhere for UDS [02:06] that would be sweet [02:07] nixternal: i've already got a passport [02:07] * Hobbsee just didn't get offered spondosrhsip [02:07] I have to get my unpaid parking tickets taken care of before Illinois will update my passport [02:07] haha [02:07] i didn't know they were doing sponsorships already [02:07] that's cool [02:07] all of this crap just kicked in January 1st [02:08] my x-wife checked on base and they said I shouldn't have an issue getting a passport updated in Maryland since they don't follow Illinois parking tickets :) [02:08] they were talking about it before [02:08] walking the dog [02:08] I will need to pool a bit of cash if I can get there [02:09] come May, if I am not working, I will be flat arse broke [02:09] I might have just been offered a job working on opensource software though, and I am sure they will let me go if I am working for them then [02:09] Is kdm broken or is it just my ati card ? [02:10] probably both :) [02:10] * dasKreech has run .NET 2.0 with 3.1 [02:10] I'd advise Killing 1.x [02:10] Gabz^laptop: which KDM? 3 or 4 [02:10] whatever the default is off a the latest altnerate cd is [02:10] or how to i check ? [02:11] released alternate or daily ? [02:12] alpha 4 [02:14] should be KDM 3...what is it doing that it isn't working? [02:14] * nixternal notes he has ATI card and KDM works fine [02:15] it doesn't display the mouse moves around fine the caps lock key doesn't light up on press through [02:15] there is some garble on the top of the screen [02:16] hrmm [02:21] so it half looks like a kernel panic... [02:31] Riddell: just so you know, I made a patch for kpovmodeler as it is what I believe it needed...I made the necessary changes to the CMakeLists.txt and committed it to KDE svn as well [02:32] * nixternal goes and eats for real this time [02:37] wow! go go kde svn commiter!! [02:37] nixternal: what's for dinner? :D === wolfger_ is now known as wolfger [02:48] Jucato: Chicken Sammich [02:48] O.o [02:49] you are vegetarian? [02:50] no! [02:50] I was asking nixternal of course, not you :P [02:50] coincidentally, I'm having cordon bleu for lunch :D [02:50] which is chicken :D [02:51] * dasKreech chuckles [02:51] I have Cheese pasta [02:51] grr!! [02:51] you're making me hungrier [02:51] right... lunch... nvm laundry [02:53] Hobbsee: Where is UDS? [02:54] dasKreech: It's not announced yet. Earlier today R!ddell mentioned eastern europe. [02:54] Ah ok [02:54] That's kinda trek for me [02:55] what ScottK2 said [02:57] are we going to start shipping with Koffice? [02:58] man, they should have it in the US again. its so cheap for everyone else to fly here :P [02:59] hah [02:59] * Hobbsee tickles seele [03:00] * seele waves [03:01] seele: it'll be close next year :) [03:25] ok interseting question, install of hardy of the latest alpha, ewhne i go to session type it only shows kde, not kde or kde4 [03:26] shouldn't it show both kde4 and kde3? [03:28] jjesse: you have to install kde4 [03:29] hrmm ok [03:29] maybe i just still am misunderstand [03:29] ing [03:32] even on hardy i need to isntall kde4? [03:33] hunger_t: hey-o [03:33] judging from the instructions I saw on the site it looks like you install then install KDE4 [03:33] jjesse: yep [03:34] when will the first kde4 hardy cds come out? [03:46] jjesse: next week hopefully [03:46] no cds for you. [03:47] gotta wait for an infrastructure change [03:47] grumble :) [03:47] * dasKreech still votes on two PPAs [03:47] what for? [03:48] one for stable one for Weekly builds of trunk [03:48] the problem there is more the people that want to do the trunk builds [03:48] we don't need to build kde 4 weekly anymore [03:49] plus now that kde 4 is officially released, we really want to follow their release schedule now..it is the proper thing to do [03:52] are the taskbar fixes in 4.0.x? if not, i think they should be backported, they are rather important for a usable desktop [03:53] nixternal, i found my bug by the way https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/180343 [03:53] Launchpad bug 180343 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "ATI driver update causes Display Corruption on Radeon IGP 330M/340M/350 (dup-of: 133192)" [High,Triaged] [03:53] Launchpad bug 133192 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "Blank screen or distorted image because of wrong default AGPMode value" [High,Confirmed] [03:53] yuriy: they are almost all there [03:53] the resizing was just added to branch/4.0.2 [03:54] nixternal: oh, nice : ) [03:55] nixternal: Yeah we do need to build weekly [03:56] seems like a lot of work? [03:56] ya, to much work [03:57] what is the command to find out which package a file belongs to? [03:57] !find echo [03:57] Found: localechooser-data, echolot, echoping, libbusiness-onlinepayment-openecho-perl [03:59] iirc dpkg -S (presuming the .deb is still around. if not, you have to either use apt-file or packages.ubuntu.com...) [03:59] derr, nevermind [04:00] * Jucato has forgetten Debiannese [04:00] mesa-common-dev is what gl.h belongs to [04:01] you shouldn't have to build-dep on mesa-common-dev though iirc [04:02] nixternal: libglu1-mesa-dev [04:14] hrm maybe this is a sign, my vms are all locked up.... must be time to restart [04:14] and go to be [04:14] d [04:14] night all [04:28] I think having a easy way for devs to jump into current KDE dev on our platform is a bonus [04:28] more since many people see the potential of KDE4 but stll have lots of itches to scratch [04:29] I am beyond the potential of KDE 4...everything I need to do on a daily basis I can do on it, and it doesn't crash but every-so-often [04:29] and most of the crashes are silly krunner [04:30] YES! [04:30] :-) Yes but we have new frameworks coming in for 4.1 and apps that need to be built around them or ported to take advantage of them [04:31] having a way for people to simply track trunk would be very useful [04:31] if ( jpatrick == true || apachelogger_ == true || ScottK2 == true ) { revu->package(kpovmodeler); } [04:32] this->setUpload(now); [04:48] ScottK2: you around at all? want to see if you can quickly review 2 packages so I can get them uploaded for tomorrow's 4.0.1 release === firephoto_ is now known as firephoto === firephoto_ is now known as firephoto [05:27] nixternal: Can I look at them in the morning? [05:27] maybe I can get someone else to look for them...if not then riddell can when he wakes up [05:27] s/for/at [05:27] nixternal: Point me at them and I'll have a look. [05:28] http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=kpovmodeler-kde4 [05:28] http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=kgrab-kde4 [05:28] looking [05:28] kgrab should be fairly straight forward [05:28] just say yay and I will archive and upload them [05:29] Can I assume the build and stuff [05:29] yes [05:29] on both i386 and amd64 [05:34] nixternal: For kgrab either add a watch file or make me a promise it's in the Debian KDE svn tomorrow too. With that I'm good. [05:34] already in route to debian [05:34] Perfect. [05:36] nixternal: For kpovmodeler, why use kubuntu in the patch name? You're sending this one to Debian too, right? [05:36] nope, but will work with them on it [05:36] gotta work around their naming for kde4 apps [05:37] or work with it [05:37] nixternal: OK. For kgrab did you want to make Kubuntu developers the maintainer? [05:37] Now's the time to sort it out. [05:37] yup [05:37] we have been doing that for KDE apps [05:38] nixternal: Your description needs work. Don't whine about other stuff, just say what this does. You can fix that later. [05:38] ey? which pkg? [05:38] kpovmodeler [05:38] hrmm, that is the description from teh kde 3 package [05:38] K [05:38] I didn't even read it, just did a copy/paste [05:38] Including the Debian non-free ref? [05:39] if it is int he description, then yes [05:39] This goes in multiverse, right? [05:39] It'll be non-free or need repacking in Debian due to GFDL. [05:39] it is in main for kde 3, it is/was a part of the kdegraphics pkg [05:40] umm, doesn't it specifically state there are no front or rear texts or invariant sections? [05:41] it is in debian main [05:41] for kde 3 [05:41] OK. Nevermind then, but if it depends on something non-free it should be in contirb. [05:42] what is it depending on that is non-free? [05:43] + kpovmodeler uses the povray package, currently available only in Debian's [05:43] + non-free, unsupported repository. [05:43] That's in the long description. [05:43] ahh ya [05:44] ahh, it doesn't dep on povray, just suggests it right? [05:44] http://packages.debian.org/etch/kpovmodeler [05:44] it is in Debian's description as well [05:44] Dunno. Just read the description. [05:45] It's a suggests. [05:45] Please change it to ... can use the povray package available in Ubuntu's multiverse repository .. [05:45] With that change, I'm good. [05:46] Same deal about watch file or get it in Debian [05:46] yup [05:46] ya, good call on the desc though for Ubuntu's repo [05:46] shows you that we at least merge though :) [05:46] I'm marking my advocations down now. Got ahead and upload and I'll archive after I advocate. [05:47] That's simple enough. [05:47] Unless we talk them into removing that bit entirely [05:48] nixternal: You need to advocate kgrab too [05:49] ya, I am the one who uploaded it, so I will [05:49] I just used vorian's stuff from last night [05:49] so he gets the karma [05:50] OK. Advocated and archived. Go for it. [05:50] thank you sir [05:50] have a good night [05:52] You're welcome. Good night. BTW, the Scribus maintainer took me up on the offer to do a scrub of the Ubuntu diff and see what can be incorporated in Debian. The idea being to see if we can get to a sync. [05:53] groovy [05:53] mm.... gravy.... [05:53] hehe [05:56] nixternal: I'd say go ahead and stuff them in their SVN. [05:56] I was just thinking about doing that as well [05:57] They may not want it, but they can't bitch you didn't give it to them... [05:57] Lack of svn commits seemed to be an issue in todays back and forth [09:01] nixternal: if(jpatrick.getStatus() == "sleep") { packageRevu == false }; ;) [09:02] haha [09:03] and now I'm in the libraby [09:03] if (nixternal.getStatus() == "awake" && getTime(Chicago) >= 03:00) { sleep = 1; } [09:03] free internet! [09:03] what was the outcome of the debian thing? [09:03] working together [09:04] yay \o/ [09:04] hehe [09:07] * nixternal beds [09:07] k'nite [09:07] night nixternal [09:08] when Riddell wakes up, let him know that both kgrab-kde4 and kpovmodeler-kde4 are in new [09:09] ok [09:11] * jpatrick smacks apachelogger__ for ScottK2 [09:44] hi all [09:44] emu: I've just realized that our calculations were completely wrong. we calculated total size of packages *after* installation, not *before* (size of all available .deb's) [09:45] dinosaur-rus: yeah... I realized it to, we should have taken Size, and not Installed size [09:48] dinosaur-rus: but its weird the "Size:" is much bigger, than "Installed size:" there is something wrong. [09:48] emu: I doubt we'll be able to get that information without actually walking through directories of existing mirrors because I don't see any reason to store "package size" in package itself (it'll be just equal to size of .deb file) [09:49] dinosaur-rus: Maybe we could genereate a list of _all_ packages and let apt-get make a dry run with this. [09:50] that will show us how much have to be downloaded [09:51] dinosaur-rus: I know that there is such a list on packages.ubuntu.com but this is currently down. [09:53] emu: or get lots of free space on HDD and dump entire directory structure from existing mirror (or, better, several mirrors as you and server will get *huge* traffic) [09:54] hmmm [09:54] jpatrick: wha? [09:54] where is master Riddell btw? [09:55] apache|mobile: nm, no idea [10:01] Riddell: yo [10:02] < nixternal> when Riddell wakes up, let him know that both kgrab-kde4 and kpovmodeler-kde4 are in new [10:33] is there any chance of Kubuntu getting the recent plasma updates that allow panel resizing etc before KDE 4.0.2 will be released? [10:36] gribelu: were these changes backported to the 4.0 branch? [10:36] for 4.0.2 afaik. didn't make it to the 4.0.1 cutoff [10:37] (so unless Kubuntu starts releasing KDE 4 SVN packages, I doubt that...) [10:37] hm, that's great news [10:37] i have no clue.. in only know what was mentioned here http://vizzzion.org/?blogentry=806 and here http://commit-digest.org/issues/2008-01-27/ [10:38] the info on commit-digest mentions the multi-row panel before 4.0.1 was tagged so maybe it'll have made it into 4.0.1 [10:38] gribelu: this was committed to trunk, which will be 4.1. in theory the 4.0 branch gets no new features, just bug fixe [10:39] :/ [10:39] * Jucato thinks they made that an exception... [10:39] you'll have to ask nixternal. he said it's in branches for 4.0.2 [10:39] they should.. it's the first thing everyone complains about when they see kde4 [10:40] nixternal: ^^ [10:40] oh so i'll bug nixternal when he wakes up [10:54] r769763 is what have been backported. seems as if it is just possible to resize the panel via config file now [10:54] but better than nothing [11:09] hi [11:14] Riddell: W: kde4libs-bin: binary-or-shlib-defines-rpath ./usr/lib/kde4/bin/kdeinit4 /usr/lib/kde4/lib [11:14] apparently I have rpath [11:19] apache|mobile__: lucky you :) [11:20] apache|mobile__: what version? [11:20] Riddell: 4.0.1 on gutsy [11:20] apache|mobile__: did you compile that yourself? [11:21] yes [11:21] I'll do some investigation on hardy later today [11:21] Riddell: btw, are you going to push 4.0.1 to the ppa, or should stdin and moi take care of it? [11:22] apache|mobile__: would be most cool if you and stdin did [11:22] ok [11:22] I'll be home in about an hour [11:26] apache|mobile__: excellent, soprano 2 to start off [11:26] yeah, noticed that already when I tried to compile kdelibs :) [12:47] <_StefanS_> Riddell: I'm having trouble making that patch thing work for kwin-style-crystal, could you help me out? [12:48] _StefanS_: what do you hvae? [12:49] Hobbsee: nobody's been offered sponsorship. but last I heard you weren't running Kubuntu [12:49] Riddell: this is true. i was joking. [12:50] <_StefanS_> Riddell: well I insert the patch and patch -R in the rules file. The first one is just after 'config.status: configure', and the patch reversal is under 'clean:' [12:50] still, i'm going to be, at least a bit, after 4.01. [12:50] _StefanS_: put debian/rules into a pastebin [12:50] <_StefanS_> Riddell: let me try one more time [12:51] Riddell: btw, do you need me to step thru kde4 again? [12:51] <_StefanS_> Riddell: if it fails, i will get back [12:53] Hobbsee: some things will need given back but not for a while [12:54] ok [12:54] <_StefanS_> Riddell: this is my rules file: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/54839/ [12:55] <_StefanS_> Riddell: I havent run either dch -i, debuild -S or anything yet. Is that wrong? [12:56] _StefanS_: you forgot the "-" at the start of "patch -p1 -R.." [12:56] <_StefanS_> Riddell: oh [12:56] also reversing the patch should probably be after "distclean" [12:57] <_StefanS_> Riddell: is it both patch commands that need - ? [13:00] _StefanS_: no, just the clean one [13:00] <_StefanS_> Riddell: alright [13:00] it allows that command to fail (when it isn't already applied) [13:01] <_StefanS_> good info :) [13:01] <_StefanS_> Riddell: So what are the steps afterwards? dch -i, debuild -S and debdiff *dsc? [13:02] stdin: pling [13:03] apache|mobile: plong [13:03] stdin: already finished uploading? [13:03] apache|mobile: I've put up soprano and kde4libs [13:03] giving it a min for kdepimlibs, I hate having to requeue :p [13:04] stdin: ok, I'll prepare the kdebases meanwhile [13:05] apache|mobile: ok, I'll start on the kdea*'s [13:05] aye [13:07] _StefanS_: well test build it first (debuild) [13:07] <_StefanS_> Riddell: alright [13:07] apache|mobile: you can use http://stdin.pastebin.com/d1641d2a3 if you want, I have it as ~/bin/backport so I just cd to the source dir and do ' backport -ppa -s "Changelog comment here" ' :) [13:08] * ScottK cheers nixternal for stuffing new packages into the Debian KDE svn. [13:08] stdin: yeah, you already pasted that once :) [13:08] * apache|mobile prefers the manual way though [13:08] <_StefanS_> Riddell: well it cant find the file to patch, are you sure the path is debian/patches/... ? [13:08] I wanna feel the package ;-) [13:08] <_StefanS_> Riddell: lemme pastebin that [13:09] apache|mobile: yeah, but that get's old when you have a ton of packages to do ;p [13:09] <_StefanS_> Riddell: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/54843/ === \sh_away is now known as \sh [13:09] stdin: true, but you could have made the script all more userfriendly :P [13:09] like, autofetch latest source [13:09] detect whether it's already a gutsy backport [13:10] if so create a new entry with ~ppa1 [13:10] <_StefanS_> Riddell: the contents of my patch is this: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/54844/ [13:10] if not -> new entry with ~gutsy1~ppa1 [13:10] build sources [13:10] _StefanS_: it looks like that patch is at -p0 not -p1 [13:10] <_StefanS_> Riddell: argh :) [13:10] <_StefanS_> Riddell: its because you skip the changelog? [13:11] _StefanS_: --- client/crystalclient.cc there's no directories there that need removed [13:11] <_StefanS_> Riddell: normally I mean [13:11] apache|mobile: I could, but then I'd spend more time making the script than backporting the package and that kind of defeats the point [13:11] it just depends on where you run the diff command [13:12] I just whipped it up in a couple mins during the 4.0.0 release [13:12] stdin: you should have done it in ruby :P [13:12] <_StefanS_> Riddell: so what should I do then ? [13:12] stdin: btw, I think we should delete the hardy packages from the ppa [13:15] apache|mobile: probably, the UI for removing packages is a bit clunky though [13:15] stdin: ah, ain't that bad :P [13:17] if the package you want to remove isn't in the 1st 50 listed, you have to search for the package name [13:17] that's why I say "clunky" :p [13:17] whateva :P [13:18] ooh kde4libs is building now... GO GO GO :D [13:18] * Jucato read that as GO GO GOD... [13:19] I suppose if you're religious then that's fine too :) [13:20] :D [13:22] Riddell: there are 2 Maintainer fields in kdeartwork-kde4 [13:22] apache|mobile: remember to remove debian/shlibs.local from kdepimlibs, you remember what happened last time to kde4libs... [13:23] * apache|mobile starts crying [13:23] that should be fixed in hardy [13:24] well, actually debian I guess [13:24] <_StefanS_> Riddell: it just keeps rejecting it.. donno what is wrong [13:24] <_StefanS_> Riddell: even with patch -p0 [13:24] <_StefanS_> crap. [13:27] _StefanS_: does the patch apply if you run patch manually? [13:28] <_StefanS_> Riddell: nope [13:28] apache|mobile: what's the problem with the shlibs.local file? [13:28] that'll be the problem then [13:29] <_StefanS_> Riddell: nope the real problem is that it doesn't know what file to patch in the first place.. It needs to be specified. and then it works [13:30] Trigger7: it doesn't get removed before building so it depends a lower version [13:30] apache|mobile, stdin: I changed >> to > for the shlibs so it shouldn't need a rm [13:30] i.e. 0ubuntu3 would depends 0ubuntu2 [13:30] Riddell: cool [13:30] ah, ok :) [13:30] jupp, what Riddel emtnions fixes the problem [13:30] hm [13:30] Riddell: actually, you didn't for pimlibs [13:31] <_StefanS_> Riddell: debuild is working it seems, it continued to configure now.. [13:31] apache|mobile: good hint. i will fix it in debian [13:31] Trigger7: thanks [13:32] Trigger7: dato already discussed it with pusling, I didn't see the conclusion though [13:32] Riddell: the conclusion was: yep, we should do it [13:33] <_StefanS_> Riddell: so now the real question is how to get some dsc files out of the package for creating a proper debdiff (?) [13:34] debuild -S -sa [13:34] <_StefanS_> apache|mobile: thanks [13:34] <_StefanS_> ah .. dpkg-source: unrepresentable changes to source.. [13:35] <_StefanS_> great. [13:36] _StefanS_: does `make -f debian/rules clean` do any good? [13:36] <_StefanS_> lemme try [13:37] shouldn't debuild clean anyway? [13:37] <_StefanS_> never works.. [13:37] stdin: I'm not sure if it does it before dpkg-source starts complaining [13:37] but technically it would [13:37] <_StefanS_> apache|mobile: it didnt help.. [13:38] I know debuild -S cleans, so -sa shouldn't change that [13:38] _StefanS_: did you add binary files? [13:38] like images or something [13:38] <_StefanS_> apache|mobile: nope.. [13:38]