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bddebianHeya gang02:23
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Zelutcan anyone re-sync the keys?  I'd like to put something on REVU03:15
ajmitchsure, have you just joined the team?03:15
Zeluti joined a few hours ago, yeah,03:15
ajmitchok, will resync now03:15
Zelutok. uploaded.  /me sits and waits for the thrashing.03:23
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ajmitchZelut: fwiw, it's done03:33
Zelutajmitch: figured as much. I uploaded a few minutes ago.. waiting on an email re: acceptance.03:34
ajmitchyou won't get one03:34
ajmitchunless that's been changed lately :)03:34
ZelutI guess I'm used to getting an email from PPA uploads.  assumed REVU'd do the same.03:35
ajmitchhttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=origami ?03:36
Zelutyeah03:36
* ajmitch must go into a meeting, brb03:38
artfwoHello! Could anyone please look at bug 235696 ?03:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 235696 in patchage "[upgrade] upgrade to 0.4.0" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23569603:55
LaserJockwgrant: you happen to be up?04:53
ajmitchquick! it's a LaserJock!04:55
LaserJockheh04:56
* RAOF mobs LaserJock.04:56
wgrantLaserJock: I got back from uni about 2 minutes ago. Nice timing.04:56
ajmitchwgrant: careful, you've picked up a stalker04:57
LaserJockmwuahahaha >:-)04:57
TheMusoLaserJock: You are addicted aren't you.04:58
ajmitchHe can stop anytime he wants...04:58
LaserJocksurrrre04:59
nixternalLaserJock: come on man, take your little vacation already :P05:06
LaserJocknixternal: I'm *trying*05:09
nixternaldoesn't look like you are trying05:12
LaserJocknixternal: "leaving gracefully"05:18
nixternalhehe05:18
nixternalya right, trying to leave is more like it05:18
nixternalyou are addicted dude, face the facts already05:18
RoAkSoAxlol05:29
RoAkSoAxwe are all additcs :P05:29
ajmitchRoAkSoAx: but you're not trying to escape the asylum like LaserJock05:31
RoAkSoAxhahahaha LoooooL!!!05:32
RoAkSoAxis he that old?05:32
ajmitchold? no, not really05:32
RoAkSoAxso?05:33
ajmitchasylum = place for insane people05:33
LaserJockajmitch: ? I'm ancient!05:33
ScottKLaserJock: You are a young pup.05:33
ScottKSpeaking of which, this old fart needs to get to bed.05:34
ScottKGood night.05:34
RoAkSoAxajmitch: yeah but it is also a shelter so won't exactly be for insane ppl05:34
ajmitchLaserJock: compared to our 'senior' members, not so old :)05:34
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RoAkSoAxor at least that's what the dictionary says :P05:34
ajmitch       2: a hospital for mentally incompetent or unbalanced person05:35
ajmitchnot the first meaning listed, but one that's common enough these days05:35
* bddebian heard that!05:35
ajmitchand it describes MOTU quite well05:36
ajmitchdoesn't it, bddebian ?05:36
bddebianYep :)05:36
RoAkSoAxi have: #  A place offering protection and safety; a shelter.05:36
RoAkSoAx# A place, such as a church, formerly constituting an inviolable refuge for criminals or debtors.05:36
RAOFYeah; the two meanings are intertwined.05:37
ajmitchif we need to debate the meaning of the phrase, then perhaps we are mad :)05:37
RAOFo/` The lunatics are on the grass o/`05:37
bddebianThe inmates are running the asylum!05:37
Hobbseeyou're all old.05:39
ajmitchsays you05:39
bddebianheh05:39
Hobbseeyes.05:39
ajmitchkids these days, no respect05:39
RoAkSoAxi'm not... i'm about tu turn 23 :P05:39
* Hobbsee pinches ajmitch's walking stick05:39
wgrantRoAkSoAx: 23 is ancient.05:40
ajmitchhey now, I was about to use that to smack some sense into you05:40
Hobbseei know.05:40
RoAkSoAxwgrant: yeah i know :( lol hahah nah!! i'm still young to party all the time!! as in Miami After Hours!!!05:40
* ajmitch is glad it's a long weekend05:41
ajmitchbeer o'clock is here05:41
LaserJockbah, C++ is driving me nuts! I really need to go to the asylum05:41
RoAkSoAxthe last time i've touched C++ was 3 years ago xD05:42
Ahmuckevening05:59
dholbachgood morning06:12
RoAkSoAxg'morning dholbach06:13
dholbachhi RoAkSoAx06:13
RoAkSoAxwell i'm going to sleep, g'night all ;)06:15
Ahmucki'm looking for a mentor for packaging06:22
nixternaldholbach: mornin'06:25
dholbachheya nixternal06:26
nixternalkde4 packages are wearing me out06:27
nixternalI have like 10 done with about 108403804328432080 more to go06:27
dholbachnixternal: 4.1?06:27
nixternalya06:27
dholbachnixternal: czessi told me last night he was working with apachelogger on them?06:28
nixternalbeta 1 packages06:28
nixternalthey better not06:28
dholbachsomething about "stuff building, but not in pbuilder" *shrug*06:28
nixternalnoobs06:28
nixternalbuilds in pbuilder just fine06:28
dholbachteam communication FTW! :-)06:28
nixternalthat's what they get for not adding automoc to their deps :)06:28
nixternalnah, I think they know I was doing the packages for hardy and putting them in a ppa06:28
dholbachalright - just wanted to let you know since I heard him talking about it last night06:29
nixternalya, just asked apachelogger about them in #kubuntu-devel06:30
nixternalthere is no way apachelogger is doing anything right now besides partying and doing LinuxTag and whatever else is going on06:30
dholbach:)06:31
gesergood morning06:34
dholbachhi geser06:35
mok0Ahmuck: just ask your questions here06:37
SATAcan anybody help me with debian installer in ubuntu?07:55
SATAcan anybody explain how the debian-installer works in ubuntu?07:57
dholbachSATA: try #ubuntu-installer - and I guess it'd help if your question was more specific than that :)07:58
SATAdholbach, thanx07:58
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artfwoHi again! When packaging shared libraries, is it required to include debian/shlibs or DEB_SHLIBDEP_* in rules? Or does the default dh_shlibdeps behaviour suffice for simple packages?08:41
slangasekartfwo: the default dh_shlibdeps behavior is insufficient, it's impossible for any default to be correct for all libraries (and the actual default ists only correct for libraries that never undergo ABI changes)09:04
artfwoslangasek: ok, thanks!09:06
huatsmorning morning09:10
KaradogWhat time is there?09:11
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sistpoty|workhi folks09:53
artfwowhat is the point of implementing get-orig-source target, if uscan can (and does by default) download new upstream versions?10:06
sistpoty|workartfwo: it's there, if the orig-tarball needs to be mangled (e.g. remove non-free bits, or upstream only provides a .tar.bz2)10:10
artfwosistpoty|work: but if everything is okay with the orig tarball, no need for this target, right?10:11
sistpoty|workartfwo: yes, then you don't need it10:11
artfwook, thanks for clarifying this!10:11
sistpoty|worknp10:13
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norsettoanyone, please feel free to add/remove/comment bug 21472711:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 214727 in tovid "mplayer should be in universe" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21472711:37
emgentmorning11:55
norsettoemgent: its 13:00 where you are, this hardly qualifies for a morning ;-)11:56
pochujdong: hi, will you upload the fix in bug 221973 to Intrepid?11:58
pochuhey emgent11:58
emgentnorsetto: hehehe i know :)11:58
ubottuLaunchpad bug 221973 in smstools "smstools folder under /var/run isn't recreated after reboot" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22197311:58
emgentheya pochu :)11:59
emgentomg, alias work today!12:00
norsettolaga: thx for checking12:01
norsettolaga: I guess mythbuntu-meta should be invalid too then12:03
laganorsetto: yeah.. do you want to set it to invalid?12:26
norsettolaga: done it already :-)12:26
lagayay12:26
norsettoHow come is so quiet in here? Where is sebner?12:29
norsettosebner: thx for taking care of ocaml-ladspa12:30
mok0that noisy youngster12:30
sebnernorsetto: first complaining then thanking :P12:30
norsettomok0: I heard "gangster" :-)?12:30
mok0hehe12:31
sebnernorsetto: you should say: Thanks for taking care of ocaml-* :P12:31
mok0any news about the sru team, after laserjock's exit?12:31
norsettosebner: ahhh, there are more ....12:32
norsettosebner: did you do gmetadom by any chance?12:32
norsettomok0: DktrKranz seem to have solved his ISP troubles and is back full steam12:33
sebnernorsetto: never touched that, why?12:33
lucasmp12:33
mok0norsetto: ah good. They have quite a long queue over there12:33
lucasoops12:33
norsettosebner: ok, that is a needed ocaml merge/sync too which is part of the transition12:34
mok0norsetto: do you know if there's an Ubuntu policy on python-numpy?12:35
norsettosebner: its in main, thought you may like to do something for main too12:35
sebnernorsetto: I'm afraid of main ^^12:35
norsettomok0: no idea, all I know is that its in the DPMT12:36
mok0sebner: yes, be afraid, be very afraid...12:36
mok0norsetto: ok12:36
sebnermok0: hrhr, why?12:36
sebnernorsetto: Looks like a sync. I'll check and file a bug later, ok?12:37
norsettosebner: sure12:37
sebnerfine12:37
mok0I have a merge where the depends: python-numpy is replaced (in Ubuntu) by: python-numpy | python-numeric-ext | python-numarray-ext. I don't think that is right12:38
norsettomok0: perhaps scottk knows more, doko should certainly know12:38
mok0ScottK? Hello?12:39
mok0doko?12:39
mok0sebner, what happened to your icon?12:40
POX__http://wiki.debian.org/python-numpy - search for "deprecated"12:40
sebnermok0: will be uploaded at afternoon ;) And it's not *my* icon. I'm just the uploader ^^12:41
POX__related link: http://wiki.debian.org/python-scipy12:41
mok0POX__: yes exactly, that's why I wondered12:41
dokomok0, norsetto: IMO it should be dropped12:41
mok0doko: thanks! Me too12:41
norsettohi POX__, any news about pyelemental?12:42
POX__didn't I upload it already?12:43
norsettoPOX__: hmmm, I didn't see anything, shouldn't be tagged before?12:43
norsettoPOX__: thanks for all your comments and the work youd did btw, appreciated it12:45
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sebnernorsetto: subscribed ubuntu main sponsors. what a feeling ^^12:46
norsettosebner: now be VERY afraid :-)12:46
sebnernorsetto: now a geek core-dev will come with a hammer and pull it down on my head ^^12:47
sebnermok0: what's the size for the icons?12:47
POX__norsetto: your last change in SVN is 19h old, did you ask me to upload it? Sorry, I have so many RFS request that I don't really remember what I uploaded and what not, I can check what I complained about when I'll be back home (I'm at work right now)12:48
norsettoPOX__: no problem, I understand, as I said I appreciate what your are doing! Just let me know if I should so something on my side and I will12:50
POX__norsetto: if don't get ACCEPTED mail or a reply with a list of things to fix from me within 24h, mail me again12:50
norsettoPOX__: will do12:50
mok0sebner: as far as I can see, they are displayed at 14x14, but most are actuall 16x1612:53
highvoltagehey norsetto, how's it going?12:54
norsettoheya highvoltage! going well, and you?12:54
ScottKmok0: Did you get your question answered?12:55
highvoltagenorsetto: doing well, just came out of being locked into a cold server room for 2 hours!12:55
norsettohighvoltage: can we change places? We are already above 30 C here ....12:56
sebnermok0: hmm, the designer refuses to send/allow me to upload 16x16 ones. he thought the have to be bigger12:56
mok0sebner: It is quite difficult to make something that small, in fact12:57
mok0sebner: upload them in the size you have12:57
mok0sebner: they might be usable for desktop icons, document types or something12:58
highvoltagenorsetto: unfortunately, there is a bug in linux-image-generic-2.6.24.16.18 that breaks my teleporation modules :0/12:58
LutinStevenK: is there a particular reason why bluez-hcip b-d on bluez-libs >= 3.20 ?12:58
LutinStevenK: I meant bluez-hcidump12:59
norsettohighvoltage: argh, always blame it on the kernel :-)!12:59
StevenKProbably so I could upload both of them at the same time12:59
sebnermok0: too big I suppose but I will take care of that13:01
norsettooh well, its about time I eat something13:01
sebnerhf norsetto13:01
norsettosebner: hf == have fun || hf == have food ?13:02
sebnernorsetto: first one but take the one you like more ^^13:02
* norsetto takes hf&f13:03
sebner^^13:05
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LutinStevenK: ok, so this can be happily dropped and the package synced, I presume13:18
StevenKLutin: Works for me13:22
LutinStevenK: okay13:23
slytherinnorsetto: dvdrip also depends on tanscode which is in multiverse, so I believe it should stay in multiverse13:25
slytherinnorsetto: also odmrip and devede depend on mencoder which is in multiverse.13:35
lukehasnonameGood Morning13:43
sistpoty|workhm... seems like I didn't miss the motu-meeting *g*13:49
sistpoty|work(as I've just been afk for half an hour)13:50
sebnersistpoty|work: today was motu meeting? AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhh xD13:50
sistpoty|worksebner: erm, should have been, I guess13:50
sistpoty|work(or should still take place)13:50
sebnersistpoty|work: started 45 mins ago. Let's check13:51
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sistpoty|workMOTU meeting in #ubuntu-meeting now (starting late) so please join #ubuntu-meeting13:53
emgentsebner: so.. mail alias work now13:55
sebneremgent: /here too. \o/13:56
huatsis there a way to get the configure line of a package ?13:57
huatsI am interested to know the current configure options...13:57
directhexlook at debian/rules in the package13:58
norsettoslytherin: mencoder is a binary of mplayer, so its fine14:02
slytherinnorsetto: Ok. Then just dvdrip task is invalid unless transcode is also going to be moved to universe14:03
norsettoslytherin: yes, I'm checking that right now14:03
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norsettoslytherin: yes, dvdrip should remain in multiverse, can you please mark it invalid in bug 214727? Thanks!14:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 214727 in tovid "mplayer should be in universe" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21472714:13
huatsnorsetto: norsetto !!!14:16
huats:)14:16
norsettohuats !!!!14:17
gesersebner: I'll try to process your open sync/merges today14:17
sebnergeser: kk. no stress14:17
bddebianHeya gang14:18
wgrantnorsetto: I believe we need to have mplayer and vlc in multiverse due to patents.14:22
wgrantDebian disables all encoding, so can get away with them in main.14:22
wgrantBut we don't want to do that.14:22
norsettowgrant: ah!14:22
geserbddebian: Boo!14:22
bddebian:-) Heya geser14:23
norsettowgrant: ok, if thats true than the whole issue is closed14:23
norsettowgrant: this means we have to keep a constant delta, or to make it an ubuntu package14:23
wgrantnorsetto: mplayer-fonts deserves closer inspection - sounds like it wants to be kicked from the archive entirely.14:23
wgrantnorsetto: We have an enormous delta, and have had for several releases.14:24
wgrantOur package isn't derived from Debian at all.14:24
gesernorsetto: is the ocaml transition completed?14:24
norsettowgrant: you are right, I should have checked it better14:24
norsettowgrant: ok, I'll close the whole issue then, or you want to do it yourself?14:25
wgrantnorsetto: I'm about to head off to bed, so can you please do it?14:26
norsettogeser: almost but not quite14:26
norsettowgrant: ok, thanks for checking it out, I'm only sorry I wasted people time for nothing14:26
wgrantnorsetto: A number of people have made the mistake before - LP really needs a per-source whiteboard.14:27
mok0Is there an apt-* program to install a .deb?14:34
norsettomok0: apt-get ?14:35
norsettomok0: seriously :-)14:36
mok0norsetto: I build a .deb, and it has a bunch of dependencies14:36
mok0I want to install my new deb, plus all dependencies14:37
norsettomok0: for that I use apt-get and sometime (rarely) gdebi14:37
mok0norsetto: but apt-get won't accept a package14:37
mok0norsetto: I mean a deb14:37
Hobbseemok0: build a repository, and install it via that?14:38
norsettomok0: you have to have a local repo, I have it anyhow since I build quite a number of packages locally14:38
mok0Hobbsee: that's what I was hoping to avoid :-)14:38
Hobbseemok0: there's ppa, too...14:38
norsettomok0: well, then use gdebi14:38
mok0Hobbsee: my problem is this: I've done a merge, and I want to test the package. I don't want to put it in the ppa or a local repo. Really.14:39
Hobbseemok0: why, though?14:39
norsettomok0: I do it all the time, whats the deal?14:39
sistpoty|workmok0: dpkg -i *deb; apt-get -f install works for me quite good14:39
Hobbseesistpoty|work: s/good/well/ :)14:39
mok0sistpoty|work: thanks14:39
sistpoty|worknp14:40
mok0quick & dirty :-)14:40
sistpoty|workHobbsee: yeah... too hot to write proper English *g*14:40
Hobbseehehe14:40
* Hobbsee throws sistpoty|work into the ocean again14:40
Hobbseesistpoty|work: how hot is it there?14:40
sistpoty|workHobbsee: hm... not too sure, but I'm sweating like mad. maybe ~30°C14:41
Hobbseesistpoty|work: wuss.14:41
Hobbseesistpoty|work: don't come to au in summer, then14:41
sistpoty|workheh14:41
geserthe weather applet shows for my location 21°C and 78% humidity14:42
norsettoHobbsee: don't forget you are talking to an almost viking there14:42
Hobbseenorsetto: there is that.14:42
StevenKgeser: Send it over14:42
norsettoHobbsee: contrary to mok0 which is fully viking ;-)14:43
mok0Who me? Viking?14:44
mok0It's so hot here my horns have melted14:44
* norsetto wonders if mok0 has an horned helmet hidden somewhere14:44
mok0It's not horned any longer :-P14:44
norsettooh well!14:44
mok0They'll grow out, eventually...14:45
mok0geser, how about sticking your head out the window? Or is that too un-geeky?14:46
_rubenbasements dont always have windows14:48
effie_jayxhey all, I am having a hard time finding bugs to work on... what do you guys suggest I do. I have read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/TODO/Bugs but most bugs that I seem to be able to handle have all been tackled14:48
norsettoeffie_jayx: I can gladly pass you some hundreds if you really wish it14:49
effie_jayxnorsetto,  bring them my way... I can see how I manage...14:49
norsettoeffie_jayx: I suppose you are not looking for merges or syncs?14:49
effie_jayxnorsetto,  no really no... I would love to do some merges14:50
norsettoeffie_jayx: ok, then head out to mom or dad14:50
effie_jayxnorsetto,  let me find some...14:50
norsetto!mom14:50
ubottuFactoid mom not found14:50
* effie_jayx had forgotten about merges... :D14:50
norsettohmmmmm14:50
norsetto!merges14:50
ubottuFactoid merges not found14:50
norsetto!merge14:50
ubottuhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/Merging14:50
norsettoah, finally ....14:50
gesermok0: you mean go to the big room with the open nuclear fusion above?14:51
* norsetto wonders why Ubuntu Maine-iacs is subscribed to all bugs14:53
norsettoUbuntu Maine-iacs hmmmmm14:53
effie_jayxnorsetto, what if I want to use dad... I remember it allows me to mark the merge I am working on14:56
mok0norsetto: ... I wonder more about all the other creepy names that are subscribed14:56
norsettoeffie_jayx: personally, I use dad and love it14:57
effie_jayxnorsetto, I got to like it in my first merge14:57
effie_jayxnorsetto,  care to share a link?14:57
norsettomok0: like ALVARO VARGAS? Gives me the creeps too :-)14:57
mok0norsetto: DaD kicks *ss14:57
norsetto!merge | effie_jayx14:58
ubottueffie_jayx: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/Merging14:58
pochunorsetto: ALVARO VIAGRAS you said? :P14:58
pochusounds like spam ;)14:58
mok0norsetto: yeah and osama14:58
norsettopochu: lol14:58
mok0I am sure these are spam harvesters14:59
mok0how about tbill25642tbjbt14:59
mok0very spammy sound to that on14:59
mok0one14:59
pochuyeah, someone did some research in launchpad-users@14:59
pochuand they subscribed almost the same day and have never done anything there...14:59
pochuheh14:59
mok0They should be cleaned out15:00
pochuagreed15:00
pochuand there should be two different categories in also notified15:00
pochuper project and per package15:00
mok0In fact, no one should be able to subscribe to all bugs15:00
mok0It doesn't make sense15:01
pochuwell, for a distribution that makes sense, right15:01
pochu(what you said, I mean)15:01
pochuthey can join ubuntu-bugs@15:01
mok0Is that a mailman operated list?15:01
pochumok0: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs15:03
mok0I have started getting spam on my address after they appeared15:03
pochumok0: ubuntu-bugs - Ubuntu bug tracker changes - HIGH VOLUME15:03
pochuHIGH!!15:03
pochuYOU'RE WARNED!15:03
pochu;)15:03
mok0Hehe15:03
Hobbseemok0: hope you never use an @ubuntu.com address..15:03
pochuif you subscribe to that list, your GMail quota will hit it's limit before you can unsubscribe15:03
mok0Hobbsee: I don't have one15:03
mok0Hobbsee: why is that?15:04
Hobbseemok0: lucky you, then.  they attract spam really badly.15:04
mok0Hobbsee: I have a good filter15:04
Hobbseethen why do you care about the spam?15:04
mok0Only about 1% get through15:04
Hobbseeah15:04
mok0Hobbsee: I don't, I've just noticed that my new address has started getting spam after these guys appeared on the bugs list15:05
persiamok0: What's your LP account again?15:05
mok0mok0?15:05
mok0persia: ^15:05
persiamok0: You surely do have an @ubuntu.com address, although it may be stuck somehow.15:06
mok0persia: Oh, cool15:06
gesersebner: did you managed to test-build the evolution-sharp you want to sync in intrepid? it FTBFS for me.15:10
jpdsanyone have  nifty command to remove all "CVS" dirs from source?15:19
sistpoty|works.th. like find . -name="CVS" -type=d -exec rm  -rf '{}' ';' (not tested, use at own risk)15:20
mok0jpds: extract the tar ball with --exclude15:20
mok0or find . -name CVS -type d |xargs rm -rf15:21
jpdsmok0: true15:21
norsettogeser: was wondering about ocaml-http, for some devious reasons, the DD made it a debian package, so now if I rebuild it, it bumps the .tar.gz version too ... is that ok?15:22
jpdsmok0: appears to have worked, thanks and you too sistpoty|work :)15:22
sistpoty|worknp15:22
norsettogeser: I mean, a debian NATIVE package15:22
mok0oh, there's a new kernel today15:23
gesernorsetto: it's normal for native packages, and btw ocaml-http is already rebuild (uploaded 18 min ago)15:24
sebnertestbuild succeded /here15:24
mok0sebner: well done15:24
norsettogeser: ok15:24
sebnermok0: hmm?15:24
mok0sebner: j/k15:25
sebnermok0: xD why well done?15:26
sebnergeser: if it's an error with perl just update your pbuilder intrepid chroot ^^15:26
mok0sebner: your test build succeeded :-)15:26
norsettogeser: btw, don't attempt ocaml-lastfm yet, it needs ocaml-xmlplaylist which I uploaded this morning15:26
sebnermok0: lol15:26
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mok0wgrant, ping15:46
norsettomok0: he just went to bed15:48
mok0norsetto: and his brain is not connected to irc I guess...15:48
norsettomok0: he is dreaming us .. well, nightmaring us rather15:49
mok0norsetto: yeah that's what happens when a googlebot is scanning you at night15:50
gesersebner: evolution-sharp B-D on evolution-dev which isn't currently installable on intrepid AMD6415:51
Zelutcan anyone take a look at my package in REVU? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=origami15:51
sebnergeser: ah. I only have i386 for testing15:53
gesersebner: there is builds?15:53
* geser needs to create a intrepid-i386 pbuilder then15:53
mok0When a bug has been fixed in an intrepid upload, I put the (LP: ..) stanza in changelog, which will set it to fix-released. But what if the bug is still valid in the older distributions?15:55
mario_limoncielltseliot, where are you at so far on the nvidia stuff?15:55
sistpoty|workmok0: then you'll need to open a task for that (it will only close the task for the distribution found in changelog afaik)(15:55
norsettomok0: it will close the one corresponding to the distro used in the changelog15:55
mok0You mean open a task for intrepid, or hardy... etc15:56
tseliotmario_limonciell: I had made a first (draft quality) package but tjaalton wanted to merge my package with the one in Debian therefore I'm waiting to see the result15:57
mario_limoncielltseliot, debian doesn't have dkms yet afaik?15:57
tseliotmario_limonciell: no, therefore the result would be more or less like the debian package + DKMS15:58
sebnergeser: yep15:59
tseliotmario_limonciell: I mean, + my work on DKMS15:59
mario_limoncielltseliot, hmm okay.15:59
directhexsaves you the mucking about with a "beta" driver though, since it's not beta anymore15:59
gesersebner: please add a comment then and subscribe u-m-s as evolution-sharp is in main15:59
* mok0 can't figure out how to open a task on ii16:00
mario_limoncielltseliot, well i might refer you to take a look at the updated packaging I did for fglrx..16:00
mario_limoncielltseliot, it is a lot more readable and maintainable now16:00
sebnergeser: after gutsy it moved to universe16:00
mdomschdebian wishlist for dkms: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=48159016:00
ubottuDebian bug 481590 in wnpp "ITP: dkms -- Dynamic Kernel Module Support framework" [Wishlist,Open]16:00
tseliotmario_limonciell: sure, can you give me a link to the package?16:01
mario_limoncielloh geez, i dont like the packaging for nvidia-glx in debian16:01
tseliotmario_limonciell: it's what I told tjaalton the first time I saw it ;)16:02
mario_limonciellmdomsch, have you talked to David Paleino?  leveraging the ubuntu packaging would probably be a good start16:02
gesersebner: ah, it's was in main when I touch it16:02
mdomschmario_limonciell, no, I haven't - I was actually looking for a wishlist request from years ago; but that one turned up first.16:02
mdomschitems must get dropped from the wishlist if no one takes them on after a while16:03
mdomschlike this:16:03
mdomschhttp://www.archivum.info/debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org/2005-05/msg06520.html16:03
sebnergeser: ROFL. I wanted to testbuilt again and now it also FTBFS. you have bad karma -.- but the first try was successfully since I have a  libevolution3.0-cil_0.17.1-2_i386.deb   -.-16:03
mario_limoncielli'll shoot him an email16:03
mdomschhttp://bugs.debian/org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=31113016:04
mario_limoncielltseliot, tjaalton well what is the appealing thing about using the nvidia package in debian then?16:04
mdomschhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=31113016:04
ubottuDebian bug 311130 in wnpp "RFP: dkms - Dynamic Kernel Module Support Framework" [Wishlist,Closed]16:04
gesersebner: I ACK'ed is one minute ago.16:04
mario_limonciellah mdomsch16:05
directhexsebner, any idea if it's better behaved against mono 1.9.1?16:05
gesersebner: I will look that it get builds successfully during my work on the FTBFS list16:05
sebnerdirecthex: don't think so16:05
sebnergeser: k, thanks16:05
tseliotmario_limonciell: contributing to debian, I guess16:05
directhexsebner, not that intrepid has merged 1.9.1 yet. *cough*16:06
sebnerdirecthex: I know. hrhr16:06
tseliotmario_limonciell: I can't find the link to the source code of your new fglrx packages16:06
mario_limoncielltseliot, well my own opinion would be to redo it locally, and propose the cleaner package to them16:06
mok0sistpoty|work: I can't figure out how to set that task16:07
mario_limoncielltseliot, https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer16:07
tseliotmario_limonciell: basically I had stripped down the code of the lrm and adopted the debian naming schemes for the packages.16:08
mario_limoncielltseliot, yeah i instead opted to rewrite the whole thing in cdbs16:08
directhexsuperm1's plan sounds better. i tried hacking on lrm too, it was messy16:13
directhexvery messy16:13
tseliotdirecthex: it's not that hard to deal with16:15
sistpoty|workmok0: use nominate for a release16:16
sistpoty|workmok0: on the left16:16
directhextseliot, there's just so much crap in the debian/rules file, you've got to be alert or you miss something & your build fails at the last minute, due to stray lines for crappy isdn routers or somesuch16:16
tseliotdirecthex: the debian/rules was more or less 1300 lines of code but now my debian/rules is about 50016:19
tseliotlines16:19
directhextseliot, well, maybe that was the problem, maybe it was that it was taking me over my PPA space allowance to have source & binaries on there. one or t'other16:19
mok0sistpoty|work: thanks!16:21
sistpoty|worknp16:21
* mok0 thinks "Nominate for release" -> "Create task"16:21
mok0"Create release task" even16:22
tseliotdirecthex: aah, you're the guy from Oxford, right? I'm going to include the latest NVIDIA driver soon, don't worry16:22
directhextseliot, no hurry, the powers that be demanded i use RHEL for the tesla machines16:23
lukehasnonameDemanded CRAP16:23
directhexjoy of joys, etc etc etc16:23
directhextseliot, you get to do it all again when 177.x leaves NDA-land16:24
lukehasnonamewhat sort of tesla machine?16:24
tseliotdirecthex: ?16:24
directhextseliot, the 177.x driver series that officially doesn't exist. it'll be needed to power their next-gen gpus (gt200 chip). and it appears to have a different list of supported gpus to 173.x, just to make life interesting16:25
mario_limoncielltseliot, my rules file is only 91 lines :)16:26
directhexlukehasnoname, officially, only a S87016:26
lukehasnonameI'd love to have one of those16:27
tseliotdirecthex: will the current driver become yet another legacy driver?16:27
* tseliot bangs his head on the desk16:27
lukehasnonameThe company I work for was putting about 40 blade servers into storage yesterday16:28
lukehasnonameI asked for one, to no avail16:28
directhextseliot, i don't know. but the 5000 series definitely isn't supported right now, whereas it is in 173.x16:28
tseliotmario_limonciell: that's another kettle of fish ;)16:29
tseliotdirecthex: sounds like I'll have a lot of fun in the future...16:30
directhextseliot, yep. hooray!16:30
directhextseliot, i suspect khensu or whoever does the debian nvidia packaging these days will be equally filled with joy16:30
mario_limonciellsomeone needs a nice solution for that.  we can't stand to have nvidia-glx-new-new show up16:31
directhexi agree. a rethink is needed!16:32
mario_limonciellwho should do the rethink though?16:32
directhexotherwise tseliot here will have 4 nvidia drivers to play with. per release. assuming ati don't start doing the same thing16:32
norsettomario_limonciell: if we can cope with the new-old-sinagogue and a new-new-debian-python policy I think we can deal twith that too ...16:32
tseliotmario_limonciell: there will be nvidia-glx, nvidia-glx-legacy-96xx, nvidia-glx-legacy-71xx and maybe nvidia-glx-legacy-173xx16:32
mario_limonciellgeesh16:33
mario_limonciellthe bigger problem is that some of those releases "do" overlap on the HW they support16:33
tseliotnorsetto: I'm so glad that I have no idea of what you're talking about :-P16:33
tseliotmario_limonciell: it's not a problem16:34
* norsetto votes for nvidia-glx-newer, nvidia-glx-new and nvidia-glx-legacy (future proof ;-) )16:34
mario_limonciellwell in terms of selecting a driver to be using it could be, say if something is is better supported in one release on this hardware16:34
tseliotmario_limonciell: I deal with that problem in EnvyNG already16:34
mario_limonciellbut better supported in that release with that hardware16:34
tseliotnorsetto: you're forgetting the "even-newer" flavour16:35
directhextseliot, nvidia-glx-newest!16:35
directhexooh, how about nvidia-glx-newissimo!16:35
mario_limonciellnvidia-glx-newest+116:35
mario_limoncielloh but + probably isn't valid in the package name16:36
tseliotmario_limonciell: we'll have a centralised database for this16:36
tseliotmario_limonciell: so that we can store this kind of information on the drivers16:36
mario_limoncielltseliot, tjaalton so the other thing that should be done sometime in intrepid, a /usr/share/xserver-xorg/pci/00nvidia should be shipped in each of these packages16:36
mario_limonciellinside it, if the correct identifiers are listed, the automatic xorg detection stuff should automatically turn on nvidia instead of nv16:37
tseliotmario_limonciell: ok in this last case we the pci-ids would overlap16:38
tseliotit's a very interesting idea though16:38
mario_limoncielltseliot, well these should be shipped in nvidia-glx nvidia-glx-legacy-XYZ etc16:38
mario_limonciellso they are only used when you have a driver selected16:38
mario_limoncielli'm going to have to experiment with the right way to do it, but I'll activate it in the fglrx driver too16:38
directhexlet them overlap - there's got to be a way to deal with overlap simply by saying "you overlap and have the highest version"16:39
tseliotmario_limonciell: yes, definitely. We don't want X to try to load a driver which is not installed ;)16:39
mario_limoncielli talked  to bryce about this briefly at UDS, and in theory it should work properly16:40
mario_limoncielland assuming you installed the proprietary driver you will want it on by default, so it's a good idea16:40
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tseliotdirecthex: right16:41
tseliotmario_limonciell: yes, it is a good idea16:42
norsettogeser: seems like we only have an handful of ocaml packages left16:44
* tseliot goes back to work on his new xorg parser16:44
directhexsebner, if you want to try building against 1.9.1, grab http://ppa.launchpad.net/directhex/ubuntu/pool/main/m/mono/mono_1.9.1+dfsg-1ubuntu1~dhx1.dsc16:46
directhexsebner, builds against hardy or intrepid without modifications16:46
gesernorsetto: good16:48
gesernorsetto: some ocaml-* packages got synced today16:48
norsettogeser: yes, seen that, in my book we have still gdome2-xslt, lablgtkmathview, ocaml-lastfm and ocaml-vorbis, all the others are building or a sync has been requested16:48
gesernorsetto: lablgtkmathview waits on some other package but I already forgot which one, could be gdome2-xslt16:50
norsettogeser: I think gmetadom16:51
gesercould be, I only remember a g in the package name16:52
sebnerdirecthex: no need to. it's something with evolution ;)16:52
norsettodevfil: hi devid, got in touch with asac?16:52
sebnergeser: Tomorrow I'll file a bug for ocaml-mad and you can ACK it again ^^16:53
devfilnorsetto: I'm reading the email, thanks16:53
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norsettodevfil: asac is a good chap, please profit from his expertise. You'll be a mozilla expert in no time ;-)16:54
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devfilasac: ping16:54
asacdevfil: hey17:01
asaccan we chat tomorrow or later? i am on my way out17:02
devfilasac: yes sure17:02
devfilasac: ping me when you can chat17:02
mok0norsetto: you there?17:17
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mok0ScottK: you there?17:20
emgentmok0: you there?17:20
mok0emgent: Really I am not sure :-)17:21
emgentCOOL! :)17:21
mok0What can everyone be doing on a boring Friday evening?17:24
* sistpoty|work is developing novel methods to shoot himself in the foot *g*17:25
mok0What to do about a bug where a fix is given, but does not require any patching of the software? The problem is solved for the reporter, but it seems wrong to set the bug to "invalid" or "won't fix".17:28
sistpoty|workmok0: hm... do you have a bug number?17:29
mok0bug 22013717:30
ubottuLaunchpad bug 220137 in matplotlib "python: matplotlib window does not show graph in interactive mode" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22013717:30
mok0sistpoty|work: I could go back to TkAgg as the default17:31
mok0... and then close it from changelog17:33
sistpoty|workmok0: yes, that might make sense. imho the bug is that GTKagg doesn't work as expected (either by design or from a bug)17:33
mok0sistpoty|work: I think that is the better solution. Debian ships with TkAgg17:33
norsettomok0: ah ... there is nothing as a mid-afternoon nap :-)17:47
mok0norsetto: while you were napping, my problem was solved :-)18:04
norsettomok0: best way to solve a problem, just sleep over it18:04
mok0norsetto: lol18:04
mok0You know, when reporting a bug in ubuntu, there should be a checkbox where people had to put the release18:06
norsettomok0: you would be surprised to know how many users don't actually know which release they are running18:10
norsettomok0: so, asking "1) The release of Ubuntu you are using, via 'lsb_release -rd' or System -> About Ubuntu." makes sense18:10
mario_limoncielltoo bad it's not reported in the FF user agent string18:11
mok0norsetto: yes18:11
LaserJockmario_limonciell: it is, but that's not very reliable18:11
mario_limonciellwhy?18:12
LaserJockbecause I often use my mac to work on files and file them18:12
LaserJocketc.18:12
LaserJockyou shouldn't really assume that somebody is filing a bug with the same machine as the bug, IMO18:13
LaserJockthat's also a slight issue with the lsb_release method too, but it's more clear18:13
mario_limonciellwell perhaps if LP looked at that string, and said, hey is this the computer you are filing this bug about18:15
mario_limoncielland gave a shiny check box18:15
lagaooh, shiny18:15
LaserJockperhaps, but that's quite Ubuntu-specific18:15
mario_limonciellisn't that the issue at hand though?18:16
LaserJockin general, Malone is not just for Ubuntu18:16
mario_limonciellpeople not knowing what ubuntu release they're on18:16
mario_limoncielloh18:16
mario_limoncielli'd venture to say a majority of the bugs filed on it are for Ubuntu however18:16
LaserJockthat's quite beside the point18:17
LaserJockthey are building a general bug tracker18:17
lukehasnonameJust have a drop menu that asks for OS18:17
LaserJockwhat they *have* done is given Ubuntu it's own bug filing "hints" where lsb_release is used18:17
lukehasnonameif Ubuntu is chosen, ask for release time18:17
lukehasnoname*type, with instruction on how to find out18:17
pochuLaunchpad should trigger apport!18:18
* pochu returns to the study mode18:18
LaserJockugg, I don't much care for apport filing bugs for me18:19
LaserJockthe +filebug-advanced does have instruction on how to get the source package, Ubuntu release, version of package18:20
LaserJockbut I would think that it'd be the regular +filebug page that'd need instructions18:21
norsettoLaserJock: Hey doc, how's your Phd doing?18:24
LaserJockI've been banging my head against a C++ data processing app this week18:24
LaserJockmaybe today I'll get it working18:25
LaserJockpointers and me aren't getting along18:25
norsettoLaserJock: just be nice to them, don't do things like *(&a)++18:25
* sistpoty|work heads home... cya18:28
mathiazCould one of the revu admin mark me as a Reviewer in the database ? It also seems that I don't have an account on revu.18:28
LaserJockmy current method is: 1) try without pointers 2) stick a * in front 3) stick a & in front 4) stick a * in front of everything18:28
* MatthewV is Away, Reason: ( bed time for me Zzzzz.. ) | Since: ( Friday, May 30, 2008. 20:22:14 ) Xlack v2.118:29
norsettoLaserJock: thats more or less everybody's method ;-)18:29
norsettoLaserJock: for me it really helped to write things down on a piece of paper, what pointers are point where and how they are changing18:31
LaserJocknorsetto: yeah, I mostly get tripped up when I use something that requires a pointer as an argument18:34
LaserJockand I didn't want to give it a pointer18:34
norsettoLaserJock: oh well, thats a granted SIGSEGV18:35
norsettoLaserJock: did you see this: http://core.joejaxx.net/~joejaxx/ircstats/freenode/ubuntu-motu/ ?18:39
norsettoLaserJock: I really like your random comment ... lol18:39
sebnernorsetto: I like my one :P  "norsetto: I want my hug! ^^"18:40
* norsetto hugs sebner :-)18:40
* sebner hugs norsetto back =)18:40
pochulooooooool18:41
pochuMost used words18:41
lukehasnonameIf I see a package that will need a newer version in Ibex than what is listed on packages.ubuntu.com, should I file a bug or tell you?18:41
pochu5"persia"1473318:41
LaserJocknorsetto: what the heck? how am I that high18:41
pochupersia: sorry for the highlight :)18:41
norsettolukehasnoname: file a bug in debian ;-)18:42
norsettoLaserJock: scott is more talkative than you, but he cheats (uses two accounts) ;-)18:43
lukehasnonameDo you guys get Debian packages from testing?18:44
norsettolukehasnoname: sid18:45
* mok0 thinks we should get them from testing...18:45
lukehasnonameis sid unstable?18:46
pochuthat would be boring ;)18:46
pochulukehasnoname: yes18:46
lukehasnonamek18:46
lukehasnonamedone18:49
lukehasnonamea report was already files.18:50
lukehasnonamefiled.18:50
norsettolukehasnoname: thats why I asked, its very often the case18:51
norsettolukehasnoname: we sync regularly until DIF (Debian Import Freeze), if Debian has a package after this date you need to ask for a sync18:52
norsettolukehasnoname: what you can do is open a bug report in LP (assuming there is nt one already) and link the debian bug to it, so that we keep trace18:53
lukehasnonameSo until DIF you just grab what Debian has, and after that any package updates should be filed directly with Ubuntu18:55
norsettolukehasnoname: yes, until freeze when it has to be approved by the release team too18:56
norsettolukehasnoname: but change "package updates" with syncs18:56
norsettolukehasnoname: if debian is not updating the package, and an ubuntu dev is interested, he may make the update himself18:57
norsettolukehasnoname: sometime that is necessary if the package is orphaned or abandoned in debian, and of course is necessary if it is an ubuntu specific package18:58
lukehasnonameright18:58
lukehasnonameSo while you're on a roll, what's the diff between a sync and a package update?18:59
norsettolukehasnoname: a sync can be a bug fix, or a package change, not necessarily a new upstream version18:59
lukehasnonamegotcha19:01
lukehasnonameHow hard is it to take a package from Debian and make it a package for Ubuntu?19:10
lukehasnonameI'm a package nub19:10
pochuerr, Ubuntu uses Debian packages :)19:11
pochuso usually it should be as easy as doing nothing19:11
lukehasnonamejust straight up? I knew they're both deb format, I didn't know if any extra config is done to Ubuntu ones19:11
lukehasnonameI didn't know the ties were THAT close.19:12
pochulukehasnoname: they are rebuilt in Ubuntu, but most of the packages aren't changed at all19:12
lukehasnonameI'll read /PackagingGuide before I ask any more questiosn19:15
lukehasnonamequestions19:15
devfil_pochu: do you have works for me?19:17
spearthi, I discovered a bug in 8.04 caused by installation of a package, someone can help me to get write a proper bug report?19:41
lukehasnonamebugs.launchpad.net19:42
lukehasnoname<_<19:42
lukehasnonameWhat do you need help with?19:42
speartI need to pinpoint the exact problem19:43
lukehasnonameack19:44
lukehasnonamewell I'm no expert, and I'm at work19:44
lukehasnonamepochu, this guy needs help if you're ther19:44
lukehasnonamee19:44
speartI have a shutdown problem.. after installing the boinc client my computer which ran perfectly is hanging on shutdown19:45
spearteven after purging the packages19:45
lukehasnonamespeart I have a shutdown problem.. after installing the boinc client my computer which ran perfectly is hanging on shutdown20:00
lukehasnonamespeart even after purging the packages20:00
lukehasnonamenxvl you know the answer for this guy?20:00
staniScottK, pochu: I am about to upload to debian a bug fix release for Phatch which has all the ubuntu patches and some fixes of two critical bugs related to translations.20:31
staniThe bugs are critical because rosetta translation bugs made Phatch unusable for a lot of languages.20:32
staniI've developed together with Frank a unittest framework for rosetta translations which located many errors so I could fix them.20:33
stani(This took some time.)20:33
staniSo my plan is to get Phatch in Debian -> Intrepid -> backport to Hardy.20:34
mib_r2ldbkcrap I logged in wrong20:42
mib_r2ldbkanywho, funny link if you haven't seen it: http://xkcd.com/424/20:43
pochustani: rather than backport, we want it in -updates if it's a bugfix release20:52
ScottKstani: I agree with pochu.  We should do an update to the existing Hardy package with the two bug fixes.20:55
stanipochu, ScottK: ok, I am still learning, but it can be the new release or do you want two debdiffs (which would make no sense as it would be more work for exactly the same result)21:17
staniquestion mark ;-)21:17
ScottKIs the new release JUST the two bug fixes?21:18
staniand tons of po files, they have almost all changed (except for english and dutch)21:20
pochuI'm happy with bug fixes + updated translations21:21
staniyes, the new release is nothing but bugfixes as it is part of the 0.1.* release21:22
LaserJockstani: why were the po files updated?21:22
staninew work is done in 0.2.* which is not available yet21:22
LaserJockstani: were the released po's bad?21:22
pochuupdated translations I guess :)21:22
staniLaserJock: I found out rosetta translations can invoke a lot of bugs21:22
stanifor example keyboard shortcuts...21:22
stanisometimes "New\tCtrl+N" is translated in "New \t Ctrl+N"21:23
staniwhich assigns the letter N and not Ctrl+N to the new command21:23
stanithis makes typing text in the application impossible21:23
LaserJockstani: ok, so they're fixing translations and more complete translations?21:24
RoAkSoAxstani, and when translated to other languages they change the key combinations21:24
staniyes, but I do not want to allow that21:24
staniAlso they translate Ctrl+Space in Ctrl+Foo where Foo is the translation of the word Space21:25
stanithis breaks the shortcut as well21:25
RoAkSoAxstani, so you saying, if in english is CTRL+S to save for example, and in spanish.. would be CTRL+G, that should not happen, and we should keep CTRL+S ???21:25
RoAkSoAxlike if it was not translated that way won't break the shortcut?21:26
staniI can only allow that if there is one person in that language doing redaction21:26
staniif one person does translate the shortcut and others don't, you get conflicting shortcuts21:26
LaserJockstani: I meant your .po changes are fixing translations and making them more complete?21:27
staniLaserJock: yes they are only fixing translations and adding some which have been added21:27
LaserJockstani: I would be ok with an SRU bringing in that new release21:28
norsettoLaserJock: whats the procedure when a package in -updates needs to be changed? Should it be uploaded to -proposed and tag be reversed or what?21:28
LaserJocknorsetto: yikes, a bad SRU?21:29
norsettoLaserJock: sorry, in "-proposed"needs to be chnaged21:29
LaserJockoh21:29
LaserJockthat's actually a good question21:29
LaserJockideally we'd have an archive admin remove the bad package so you could upload a fixed one with the same version21:29
LaserJockthen yeah, you'd re do the tags21:30
lagaLaserJock: will people get the updated package from -proposed then?21:30
LaserJockprobably not21:30
pochuI think so21:30
norsettoLaserJock: in this case its ok, it was a rebuild (build0.1) and now its a new version (ubuntu0.1) since the rebuild alone will not work21:30
pochuno?21:30
LaserJockyou'd have to remove them first21:30
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LaserJocknorsetto: ah, excellent21:30
LaserJocknorsetto: remove the verification done and please ask for MOTU SRU to ack as we'd want to look at the changes21:31
norsettoLaserJock: I mean, the rebuild alone would work but the package is crapy so neeeds to be patched to have it working ....21:31
norsettocrapy, neeeds, sigh ...21:31
LaserJocknorsetto: what is the bug? let me check it out21:31
norsettoLaserJock: and you would not be so kind to check it out :-) ?21:32
norsettobug 22484721:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 224847 in plucker "package update-manager 1:0.87.24 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage: SystemError in cache.commit(): E:Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22484721:32
norsettoLaserJock: patch attached21:35
LaserJocknorsetto: why do people report that the original rebuild worked?21:45
LaserJocknorsetto: did your tests fail?21:45
norsettoLaserJock: that problem was solved, it works, its just the python scripts that do not21:45
LaserJockso it's solving a separate-but-related problem21:46
norsettoLaserJock: the initial problem can only be solved with a rebuild, with new pycentral, but the reuilt package fails since the script locations are hardcoded and do not follow the pycentral recent transition21:47
norsettoLaserJock: actually, the rebuilt package works ok, is just the python scripts which are not linked correctly by the hardcoded links21:48
RoAkSoAxxvre21:50
tbielawaoh hello LaserJock!21:50
tbielawaYou were right, that bibus package was pretty nasty.21:50
RoAkSoAxsry wrong channel21:50
RoAkSoAxo/ tbielawa long time no see21:50
tbielawaAlmost got it done though, learned a whole buncha policy along the way21:51
LaserJocktbielawa: hi, sorry I haven't had time to look at bibus more :(21:51
tbielawaRoAkSoAx, hi to you too21:51
LaserJocktbielawa: have you gotten more feedback on it?21:51
tbielawaLaserJock, No worries, I'm pretty autonomous21:51
LaserJocktbielawa: that's a good way to be in a community of volunteers :-)21:51
LaserJocknorsetto: ack'd, please add a new test case, etc.21:52
norsettoLaserJock: sure, thx for looking into it21:53
tbielawaI'm giving a packaging 101 session for some of the admins of a lab I maintain, this coming monday, I've collected a lot of good resources alng the way preparing21:53
LaserJocktbielawa: awesome!21:53
tbielawaLaserJock, spreading the knowledge ++.21:54
RoAkSoAxLaserJock: btw, thought you were going to give a merging 101 class sometime soon21:54
LaserJockme?21:55
LaserJockhmm, I'm on sabbatical now :(21:55
pochuBaby: hi :) is the simcity already packaged?21:55
RoAkSoAxLaserJock: the other they when i was teaching no0tic how i did the merge of virt-viewer you said that you were going to give a class about merging21:56
LaserJockah21:56
LaserJockwell I should21:56
LaserJockbut I can't presently21:56
RoAkSoAxno worries, i just remembered that xD21:57
LaserJockit did seem like our merging documentation was pretty outdated21:59
RoAkSoAxi think you said that you were thinking about having a UD Reference Guide?22:02
effie_jayxI have a question regarding a merge... the changelog, what do I write if I find that all changes have blended in fine... do I list the changes that require the merge again... debian has not taken up any of these changes yet since they do not use pulse audio22:10
effie_jayxIn my first merge I remember that I had to report again why I was doing the merge22:10
* effie_jayx thinks he may have answered to himself but just wants to be sure22:11
pochueffie_jayx: you have to report all the changes, yes22:11
effie_jayxthanks pochu22:12
effie_jayxpochu,  do I report changes that come from the debian version as well or not since they are already in the debian changelog22:12
effie_jayx?22:12
pochueffie_jayx: no, no need to report them22:13
effie_jayxcool22:13
pochueffie_jayx: just the Ubuntu delta22:13
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RoAkSoAxeffie_jayx: actually,only the ubuntu changes ;)22:17
effie_jayxthanks RoAkSoAx22:17
* RoAkSoAx just getting used to irssi :S22:17
mok0effie_jayx: the previous changelog entries from updates in debian are included when you use the -v switch to dpkg-buildpackage22:24
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sistpotyhi folks22:42
sistpotyhm... how do we proceed now with motu-sru? (thanks a lot to RainCT and ScottK for volunteering as well!)22:44
ScottKI don't think RainCT volunteered.22:49
sistpotywell, he kinda volunteered :P22:50
sistpotystill, how should we proceed? wait until monday if more people volunteer?22:53
LaserJocksistpoty: well , what do you mean by "proceed"?22:59
LaserJockwe have had 1 week for nominations?23:00
sistpotyLaserJock: yes, but after that period ScottK also volunteered and rainct kind of volunteered (at least I guess I could talk him into it)23:00
LaserJockso we only need to vote?23:01
sistpotyLaserJock: so my plan as posted to the ubuntu-motu, to skip a vote might not be the best thing23:01
sistpotyLaserJock: I mean, do want to vote, should we wait before we vote... *shrug*23:02
LaserJockso how many people do we have as candidates?23:02
sistpotycurrently 2 1/2 (\sh, ScottK and eventually rainct (no too clear from his mail for me))23:02
LaserJockwell, if there are only 2 I don't see much point in a vote23:03
LaserJockif there are 3 we should probably have one, unless we want 1 more person in MOTU SRU23:03
sistpotyhm...23:05
* sistpoty is out for a smoke to think *g*23:06
norsettowho are the people actually leaving, laser and imbrandon?23:10
sistpotynorsetto: that's what's my impression is from the thread23:11
norsettosistpoty: right, so its an impression or we actually asked and people told us ;-)23:12
sistpotynorsetto: that impression is actually based on the mail from LaserJock, so maybe you'd like to skip me as proxy ;)23:13
norsettosistpoty: I know about LaserJock, but I've never seen anywhere what the other 4 wants to do (probably my fault as my ISP spam filter about everything)23:14
sistpotyheh23:14
sistpotyhm... how about we extent the deadline for volunteers until Monday, and if we've got > 2 volunteers, we'll call for a vote?23:16
LaserJocknorsetto: I've talked to all members of MOTU SRU23:17
LaserJockbrandon and I are stepping down23:18
LaserJockeverybody else is staying on23:18
norsettoLaserJock: ok .. staying for the sake of it or to actually do something?23:18
LaserJockactually do something23:19
norsettoLaserJock: ok then, we need 2 candidates, we have 2, what is the problem? Should we waste another 2 days trying to force somebody to step in?23:20
LaserJocknorsetto: well, from what sistpoty said we may have 323:21
LaserJockif we do indeed only have  2 then we should just go with that an move on23:21
norsettoLaserJock: for what I could see, we have stefan and scott, lets bless them and move on ...23:22
sistpotys/f/ph/ ;)23:22
mok0norsetto: I agree23:22
sistpotyok, /me tries to formulate a follow-up mail23:23
LaserJocknorsetto: well, I just don't want to snub RainCT if he does want to run23:23
norsettoLaserJock: if RainCT wants to run we make it a team of 6 ...23:23
mok0Is there a limit to the number of members of SRU team?23:23
mok0norsetto: exactly23:24
LaserJockwell, I don't have a particular problem with having another person23:24
mok0There's plenty of work23:24
LaserJockbut I'm slightly concerned with just taking everybody who wants23:24
LaserJockas a general case23:25
norsettoLaserJock: can't we actually have some kind of backup in case somebody wants to leave in a hurry?23:25
mok0LaserJock: that's not the case here23:25
LaserJockso we don't want elections?23:25
mok0LaserJock: If the question is whether to accept another experienced motu, it's a no-brainer23:26
norsettoLaserJock: heck, I know I don't want scott, I know he is just going to refuse all my sru's! But seriously, do we have a problem with the candidates????23:26
LaserJocknorsetto: that's not the point23:27
LaserJockmok0: well, actually I don't think it is23:27
mok0hm, well whatever23:27
ajmitchhi23:27
LaserJockmok0: it's easy to lower total productivity by adding people23:27
LaserJocksometimes it's better to have a smaller, tighter team23:28
mok0I don't think there's a point in looking for problems where none are to be found23:28
norsettoLaserJock: the point is, we need to have a working sru team. Do we have a working sru team right now?23:28
LaserJockI believe so, for the most part23:28
tekteenHi. I am going to create my first package. Is there a specific way to make init scripts? I an not knew to bash scripting but want to know if there is a way most people format it (besides making it use start/stop/reload)?23:28
mok0There's a l.o.n.g backlog to process23:28
LaserJockmok0: I don't think there is, is there?23:29
sistpotyLaserJock: OOI have you given ACKs on irc as well, as I've looked at 2-3 SRU bugs so far, which were uploaded, but didn't show a trace of motu-sru acknowledging it?23:29
sharmsWhat exactly is the motivation to pull a 'shotgun team forming' rather than giving the decided process it's time to complete?23:29
mok0LaserJock: 8923:29
sistpotyhi ajmitch btw23:30
LaserJockmok0: those aren't all ones needing MOTU SRU though23:30
norsettoLaserJock: well, from my personal experience from the other side of the barrier, the sru team was a 1.1 persons team23:30
LaserJockmost should be already ack'd23:30
mok0LaserJock: no? They're in the teams bug-list23:30
LaserJockmok0: sure23:30
LaserJockmok0: we don't remove them23:30
LaserJocknorsetto: well, if you feel things aren't going fast enough please email -motu23:31
LaserJockI've been working, though slowly, on some scripts to help MOTU SRU to work more effectively23:31
LaserJockit's not terribly clear right now what needs work so I'm working on that kinds of stuff23:32
norsettoLaserJock: no, I ask that if there are 2 people willing to do the job, let them do it and stop crapping around23:32
LaserJocknorsetto: well, hang on a sec23:32
sharmsthis sounds like totally the right forum for that discussion23:32
LaserJockwe do have procedures for elections23:32
LaserJockas I *said*, if there are 2 positions open and 2 nominees it's clear23:33
LaserJockbut if there are 2 positions open and 3 nominees we should have a bote23:33
mok0tekteen: search wiki.ubuntu.dk, the info you're looking for is there23:33
LaserJock*vote23:33
norsettoLaserJock: we had a week, we have 2 candidates, where did we oversee the "procedure"?23:33
tekteenmok0: ok, thanks23:34
mok0LaserJock: nah, not worth it, just accept all 323:34
LaserJocknorsetto: I was told we have 323:34
LaserJockmok0: ok, but that's just making stuff up23:34
mok0LaserJock: perhaps23:34
LaserJockif we have processes we probably should follow them, no?23:34
norsettoLaserJock: ok, so assuming we have 3, either we take all 3, we keep one as a backup, or lets get going with whatever election needs to be done23:35
LaserJockI don't have an a priori problem with having 3 new people, but that hasn't been approved by anybody23:35
mok0LaserJock: If no one is making a fuzz23:35
LaserJockthat's no reason to not use processes23:36
sistpotyhm... I'd post the following as follow up: http://pastebin.com/m4241a17a23:36
LaserJock*or* we can get rid of those processes23:36
sistpotyanyone disagrees?23:36
tekteenmok0: I can not find it23:36
mok0LaserJock: but "I'm not against it, but what about the principles" is a not a good argument imho23:36
LaserJockmok0: why not?23:36
LaserJockit's about more than just me23:36
mok0tekteen, search for lsb init scripts23:37
norsettosistpoty: I'm against extending the deadline, having a week was already long enough23:37
LaserJockjust because I'm not against it doesn't mean that it should be done23:37
mok0tekteen: or google23:37
tekteenmok0: ok23:37
sistpotynorsetto: then we have only once candidate :(23:37
sharmsmok0: exactly where in the code of conduct does it say "if nobody is making a fuss, disregard the process"23:37
mok0sharms: it doesn't :-)23:37
sistpotys/once/one/23:37
norsettosistpoty: oh man, we have two: \sh and scottk, both well within the time allotted23:38
mok0My p.o.v is, that there is plenty of work, so if there are more people than required, why not just say: yay!23:38
LaserJockwell23:38
LaserJockhaving been in around for a while and in the MOTU SRU team I really do feel it unwise to just pile on as many people as possible23:39
LaserJockcommunication becomes more difficult23:39
sistpotynorsetto: actually not. the time was until today. I guess some people just got aware of it when I sent the mail (and that mail was the deadline, so other possibly interested people would be left out if not awake right now)23:39
mok0LaserJock: yeah, that's true23:40
norsettosistpoty: yes, and wasn't it today that scottk volunteered?23:40
mok0I am satisfied as long as it is experience MOTUs in the SRU team23:41
sistpotynorsetto: yes, but after my mail. I mean we should be fair, maybe extent the deadline until tomorrow evening or so, so that ppl. from other timezones can also apply23:41
LaserJockmok0: I'd rather have a good working, smaller team who know what it's doing23:41
mok0LaserJock: OK, I understand23:41
norsettoI give up, trying to talk common sense here seem to be wasted, take all the time you want, ask all the people you want, I'm sick and tired having to wait weeks to have a bloody ack23:42
mok0norsetto: don't loose your spirit23:42
LaserJocknorsetto: that has basically nothing to do with that23:42
LaserJock1 person could handle MOTU SRU honestly23:43
LaserJockadding more people isn't the solution to waiting acks23:43
norsettoLaserJock: it has all to do with that, we loose weeks discussing about nothing when we need people to actuallky do something23:43
LaserJocknorsetto: give me a list and I'll do them23:43
* mok0 agrees with norsetto 23:43
mok0LaserJock: you retired, remember :-)23:44
norsettoLaserJock: I know you do, who do you believe the 1 in 1.1 was ?23:44
LaserJocknot until I'm replaced23:44
LaserJockthe problem is that MOTU SRU is not very able to track what needs doing23:44
* sistpoty is sad to have started a heated discussion23:45
LaserJocksistpoty: no, this is good23:45
LaserJockI didn't realize people were feeling like MOTU SRU wasn't going fast enough23:45
norsettosistpoty: don't be sad, discussions is all we are good at ;-)23:45
mok0sistpoty: it's not heated, we're just turning the arguments inside-out23:45
LaserJocknorsetto: if you're feeling like things aren't going fast enough please let us know23:46
LaserJockthe thing I'm really trying to work on is keeping things from falling through the cracks23:46
LaserJockthat happens waaay to easily currently23:46
RoAkSoAxsistpoty, don't worry.. they like to discuss ;)23:46
norsettoLaserJock: well, I'm loosing you here23:46
LaserJocknorsetto: part of leaving gracefully, IMO, is making sure things work properly when you leave23:47
mok0It is my feeling that waaayyy to many bugs were left in hardy when it was released. We _really_ need to get many many of those SRU'ed23:47
LaserJockmok0: it actually hasn't been all the horrible of a release23:47
sharmscan we just market them as features and move on23:48
* sistpoty just sent the follow up mail. so please object on the mailing list if it's not good *g*23:48
tekteenmok0: I still can not find it :-(23:48
mok0LaserJock: hmm, it got a pretty lousy press23:48
LaserJockalthough it sure is nice for a an LTS release to have more fixed  up23:48
norsettoLaserJock: we all appreciate that, believe me23:48
LaserJockmok0: oh man, you should have seen dapper23:48
mok0tekteen: sorry, it was in the debian wiki: http://wiki.debian.org/LSBInitScripts23:48
tekteenthanks23:49
LaserJockmok0: every release gets bad press. People like to poke apart the "big guys"23:49
mok0LaserJock: heh, but we've moved forward, and Ubuntu is in very high regard now23:49
norsettobtw, I do really believe that it would make sense to have an extra member on stand-by23:49
LaserJockso we work harder, fix what we can and try to make sure the next one is better :-)23:50
mok0LaserJock: hardy is seen as Canonical23:50
mok0s defining moment23:50
directhexi'd file a bug report about nspluginwrapper being completely broken, but there are so many bug reports up there i don't really see the point, it's not like nobody knows it's busted23:50
LaserJocknorsetto: hmm, I don't really see a need for "stand-by" if we want another person just add them23:51
sistpotymok0: it's sad to say, but there is some truth in Ubuntu==canonical from what I've experienced (or mayber canonical->ubuntu rather)23:51
LaserJockmok0: and from what I've seen Hardy has been a very good release23:51
norsettoLaserJock: well, thats my point but if you like a smaller team then should we just kick a good volunteer out?23:51
LaserJocknorsetto: not necessarily, no23:52
LaserJockbut we can always make the case that more people would make it better23:52
mok0sistpoty: yeah but that's because the press is focussed on sabdfl's involvement in Canonical and when he will break even23:52
LaserJockheck, why not have all of MOTU be MOTU SRU?23:52
norsettoLaserJock: I think we did that already23:52
sistpotymok0: oh, yes. also the press != what's going really on (and my comment was rather focussed on the latter)23:52
LaserJocknorsetto: exactly23:53
mok0LaserJock: because it is good to divide work between us23:53
LaserJockmok0: only at some point23:53
sistpotydamn, I've written to much c this week, can only make statements with boolean equations in them *g*23:53
mok0sistpoty: black'n'white, huh?23:53
LaserJockif you can cultivate a few people who do their job well, I'd say it's better than dividing work between lots of people who just do a bit here and there23:54
sistpotymok0: heh23:54
mok0LaserJock: right23:54
norsettoLaserJock: look, motu-sru is like motu-release, we need a filter to filter the crap out (or at least discourage the peole if they are not very serious). But a filter needs to actually be a good filter, not just choke ....23:54
mok0but we're talking 5 vs. 6 here, it not that big a deal23:54
LaserJocknorsetto: exactly23:55
mok0If we had 7, 8, 9 candidates, I think it would be good with a vote23:55
LaserJockwell, the problem is, IMO, that that is not up for discussion23:56
LaserJockMOTU SRU is determined by a MOTU vote, as far as I can remember23:56
mok0LaserJock: norsetto's suggestion is not bad, that person number +1 is a suppleant23:56
LaserJockI'd rather just add the person23:57
mok0LaserJock: well, then we agree :-)23:57
LaserJocksure, but that's just my opinion23:57
norsettoLaserJock: then why are we discussing if we all agree on the same thing !?23:57
LaserJockbecause I'm saying we should follow process23:57
mok0norsetto: because we love the sound of fingers tapping across the keyboard...23:58
LaserJockeither follow the process or change it, but just ignoring it when we're in a rush or it's inconvenient seems like a bad idea, IMO23:59
mok0LaserJock: You are right of course.23:59

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