/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/06/16/#ubuntu-motu.txt

lukehasnonam1I don't know how or if it's possible, but my 8800M is not correctly detected by the driver manager. Would it be possible for Ubuntu to take the binary package from Nvidia.com and package it for Hardy/Intrepid, so 8 series mobile cards can be supported automatically?00:00
LinuxMonkeyfinally i think i got my chroot done right00:09
LinuxMonkeynope my chroot got messed up again.lol00:30
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LinuxMonkeyAnyone here to help me with creating a intrepid chroot, im running into hell when trying to follow the guide.00:53
ryanakcaHow can I have quilt version an empty file?02:11
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Baron1984http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5194590#post519459003:07
superm1any other motu's around that would be able to take a quick glance at a package i threw together?03:38
persiasuperm1: I can do a quick glance, but not a proper review.  URL?03:40
superm1http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~motu/coreavc/ubuntu03:40
superm1that's a bzr URL03:40
superm1persia, ^03:41
persiaREADME.Ubuntu?03:41
superm1it's not going into debian yet.03:41
superm1it's a makeshift solution until the patches for it's enablement float out to a lot of other packages03:41
persiaheh.  Why compat 5?  Not 6 or 7?03:42
superm1backportability03:42
persiaYou don't need XS- in Vcs-Bzr: anymore03:42
persia(except maybe for backportability)03:42
superm1yeah that's why i left it, in case03:42
persiaAre you backporting to Dapper, feisty, or gutsy?03:43
superm1as far back as gutsy at least03:43
superm1probably no more than that though03:43
persiaOK.  Gutsy does better with XS-03:43
LinuxMonkeysup persia and superm103:43
persiaThe manpage is clearly incomplete :)  -b, -g, and -o are not defined.03:45
superm1yeah i dont know what they do yet03:45
superm1upstream hasn't documented them well03:45
persiaHeh03:45
superm1that's another issue though ;)03:45
persiaYou don't need to overload get-sv-source or export-svn-source, as CDBS doesn't have these rules.03:46
superm1when you say overload, you are referring to the double ::, correct?03:46
persiaYep.03:46
persiaAlso, why `ln -sf` rather than `cp` for Makefile?03:47
superm1I didn't ever realize that was for overloading.  I had thought it was just syntax03:47
superm1functionally equivalent?03:47
persiaIt means that you are defining a rule that may also be defined elsewhere.  make concatenates all the :: rules to generate the rule used.  Having :: rules depend on things tends to cause odd behaviours.03:47
superm1Ah i see.03:48
persiaThis is why the CDBS documentation tells you to use things like makefuilddir/dshowserver::, rather than trying to overload the regular rules.03:48
persiaNow, as an exercise, explain the differences between "=". ":=", and "?="03:49
superm1it's when they are evaluated03:49
persiasuccinct, and correct.  10 points!03:50
superm1i always mix them up, so if things dont work right the first time, i try the next one :)03:51
persiasuperm1: Ah.  That explains your use of "=" for CFLAGS03:51
persiaSVN_REVISION is the only one that really wants to be "=", and it would probably be better to be "?="03:52
superm1theo ther 3 would be better off as "=:" then I take it?03:53
persia":=" I think03:54
* persia checks again03:54
superm1oh you're right yeah03:54
superm1i just mistyped03:54
persiaRight.  := is best for things you set at parse-time.  ?= is best for things that have expensive evaluations that you want at runtime.  = should only be used when you want to run the calculation again for each call.03:55
superm1yeah i switched those around and still functional.03:55
persiaWhether TARFILE or SVN_REVISION should be ?= or := depends on how they are defined in CDBS.  You might well want ?= for those.03:56
persiaCFLAGS and SVN_URL should definitely be :=03:56
persiaBah.  CDBS executes DEB_SOURCE_PACKAGE unconditionally as :=, so even := works :(  Ought be ?=, but I suppose using := makes it less confusing to write debian/rules03:58
superm1yeah03:59
superm1thanks for looking through the package persia04:02
persiasuperm1: No problems.  I'm a bit rusty at package review, and didn't do any of the usual lintian or license checking, so I don't promise it's perfect, but not much missing.04:04
superm1persia, yeah, i've run lintian and the license is pretty basic (GPL), so should be okay.  I'm going to get a few folks to test it (i dont have a license for the proprietary piece you need for it to work yet), before i'll push it04:08
pi-mesonI know this is off topic, but is there a channel for automake/autoconf questions?04:45
dholbachgood morning06:39
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\shmoins07:30
gesergood morning07:31
\shguten morgen geser :)07:35
geserGuten Morgen \sh07:43
Koonhmm. I subscribed motu-sru by mistake on bug 235868 -- dnsmasq is in main now.08:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 235868 in dnsmasq "dnsmasq 2.41-2ubuntu1 init script typo: log_msg_end" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23586808:46
Koonmotu-sru: feel free to unsubscribe to fix my mess, sorry for the noise08:47
DktrKranzKoon: no problem, thanks for reporting :)08:51
KoonDktrKranz: thx ;)08:52
HobbseeScottK: you around, by any chance?08:58
Hobbseehm.  seems not08:58
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directhexare .orig.bz2 archives allowed yet, or do i still need to convert to gzip?10:06
persiadirecthex: Best connect to gzip for now.  If you really want to keep .bz2, give it a try in a PPA, but I think it doesn't work yet.10:08
directhexis there a "proper" way to do the conversion?10:09
persiadirecthex: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Basic#head-4bb01b3c07548aaf98e85ac7eb7983e632f8eb3810:10
directhexcheers10:12
\shguys, tonight is sru team meeting, right? :)10:15
dholbachjames_w: MOTU School FTW! :)10:15
james_wdholbach: thanks persia :-)10:16
DktrKranz\sh... it should, no confirmation though10:16
dholbachthanks persia! :)10:16
sebneruhh the elite is here =) cheers so persia \sh DktrKranz and dholbach ^^10:16
DktrKranzsebner: please file a demote bug: "move dktrkranz out of elite"10:17
DktrKranzI'll be happy to ACK it :P10:18
\shmv elite/\\sh /dev/zero :)10:18
sebnerpfff, here all the pro's don't think they are pros though they *are* pro's =)10:18
persia\sh: You can't rewrite history: it's all archived :)10:18
sebnerright dholbach ?10:18
dholbachsebner: I hope I'm not perceived as elitist ;-)10:19
\shpersia: /me is definitely not elite :)10:19
sebnerdholbach: you are on youtube so no chance :P10:19
\shdholbach: oh well..if being on youtube makes you elite, then I'm really elite, too ;)10:20
dholbachhehe10:20
* sebner gives up, our elite is too decent10:20
sebner\sh: ubuntu MOTU chan on youtube ;)10:20
* DktrKranz is happy to be ignored by youtube10:21
\shsebner: you actually don't know how near you are to the truth ;)10:21
DktrKranzor you will see me drunk by too many apt-get install wine10:21
sebner\sh: HA!10:21
sebnerDktrKranz: rofl10:21
\shsebner: well, not youtube, but much better :)10:21
sebner\sh: the new LP project?10:22
\shsebner: ah no...:)10:22
sebner\sh: you and apachelogger drunken in berlin? ^^10:22
\shsebner: that's old news ;)10:22
sebner\sh: so, tell me =)10:22
\shsebner: na...it's da secret :)10:23
DktrKranzwhoa, drunk people in here... be careful when using dput ubuntu then!10:23
\shDktrKranz: /me is not drunk NOW10:24
\shno beer before four ;)10:24
DktrKranz:)10:24
sebner\sh: well, secrets will be revealed sooner or later ;)10:24
\shsebner: yes10:24
dholbachspeaking of youtuve videos: is there any way to report bugs on youtube? :)10:24
sebnerlol10:24
dholbachI can't reply to one of the comments on one of the videos10:24
\shdholbach: my way? I'll call someone at google swiss ;)10:25
dholbachif I enter a comment, click reply, the text box goes gray and it just sits there10:25
\shbut...10:25
dholbach\sh: if you do the next time, let them know that their commenting system is broken (at least for jcastro and me)10:25
sebnerdholbach: anything related to flash is totally b0rken ;)10:25
dholbachsebner: I doubt the comment system has anything to do with flash :-)10:25
\shsebner: but if you want to have a look at a not so secret news anymore, have a look here: http://leonov.tv/content/latest-draft-logo :)10:26
* sebner looks10:26
\shsebner: in general I would agree with you. but in cornercases I disagree with you :)10:26
persia\sh: What happened to Cyrillic?10:26
\shpersia: it's a draft...the cyrillic version is in work :)10:26
sebner\sh: but this is that new LP project with the Qt/GTK application bug thing10:26
sebnerdholbach: but flash has so much bad and black power so it influences all of the site xD10:27
\shsebner: that's a draft of the new logo of launchpad incorporated into leonovs new logo, which you are looking at :)10:27
* dholbach confiscates sebner's crack pipe :-P10:27
sebnerlol10:28
\shsebner: and it's a work of less then one hour ;)10:28
* sebner hugs dholbach 10:28
* Hobbsee pinches the crack pipe10:28
sebner\sh: *NICE*10:28
sebneralmighty Hobbsee with the stick and the crack pipe x10:28
* Hobbsee muhahahaha10:28
* \sh is really excited to see the people doing work...rainct is rocking...rugby is also rocking and nasam does great work on the gtk frontend side...10:28
sebner\sh: rugby = ruby?10:29
\shsebner: Rugby471 -> Andrew ... the guy who's doing work on the logo10:29
sebnerah10:30
sebnerkk10:30
sebner\sh: I my holidays I could write a GTK# for you ^^10:30
sebner+ version10:30
DktrKranzsebner: have you a backup crack pipe?10:30
* sebner looks under his bed10:30
\shsebner: hmm? main language is python...and stays...no mono here ;)10:30
\shsebner: learn python dude...10:31
sebner\sh: opensource, open to anything?10:31
\shsebner: you could try to work on a windows frontend :)10:31
sebnerDktrKranz: he stole my only crack pipe xD10:32
\shsebner: but again, python is the way to go..;)10:32
sebner\sh: ehm, gtk# != windows so no. gnu FTW!!!10:32
\shthat reminds me to ask for an gpl licensed pyqt4 on windows10:33
sebnerdholbach: when will the next episodes arrive and how many are planned?10:36
highvoltagedholbach: howdy. are those ubuntudeveloper videos available for download anywhere?10:38
dholbachsebner: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Videos :-)10:38
dholbachhighvoltage: http://videos.ubuntu.com10:38
highvoltagedholbach: ah, thanks!10:38
sebnerdholbach: ok let's say: How many will *you* do in future10:39
askandHello! Can someone in here help me making a debdiff?10:39
persiaaskand: Sure.10:39
persiaaskand: How far did you get?10:39
highvoltagesebner: you sound like dholbach's newest stalker :)10:40
dholbachhighvoltage: hehe10:40
sebnerhe looks so sympathic :P10:40
sebnerGerman power, FTW!!! xD10:41
* \sh needs to buy some new hardware...10:46
askandpersia:  I have made the changes in the directorytree and changed the changelog, but forgot where to go from here10:53
persiaaskand: And your changelog has the updated version?10:53
askandpersia: yes10:54
persiaOK.  You can build the candidate source package with `debuild -S -us -uc` (or just `debuild -S` if you have your GPG key all configured)10:55
persiaThen, change to the parent directory, and call debdiff repository-version.dsc candidate-revision.dsc > candidate-revision.debdiff10:55
persiaCheck this file to make sure it contains exactly the changes you wanted.10:55
askandHm I get an error from debuild; dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -d -us -uc -S failed10:56
persiaaskand: OK.  You likely got a couple errors above that.  Pastebin?10:57
askandpersia: http://pastebin.com/mf04e8e510:58
askandim afraide bits of it is in swedish10:58
persiaSwedish is fine.  I mostly only have trouble reading these error messages in Devengali-based scripts. :)11:00
askandok :)11:00
persiaaskand: How did you update the changelog?11:01
askand persia: with gedit11:01
askand? =-O11:01
persiaaskand: Aha!  Your format isn't quite right.  Try removing your entry, running `export EDITOR=gedit`, and calling `dch -i`11:02
askandpersia:  thanks now it worked :)11:08
persiaaskand: Excellent.  Good luck with your candidate.11:10
askandthanks for helping out11:10
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gaspadoko_: can i merge python-xml?11:53
persiagaspa: Finally caught you :)11:55
gaspapersia: Hi! yep. ;)11:55
persiagaspa: What do you want to do about NBS?  Do you need more feedback?11:56
gaspapersia: well. after reading your mail... i'll have much to working on,11:57
gaspa:)11:57
persiagaspa: OK :)  How often are you about this early in the afternoon?11:57
gaspammm.. .don't know .. i'm quite busy.11:58
persiaOK.  Well, email works :)11:58
gaspaoh ,sure. ;)11:58
gaspapersia: just two thing... i found a server on which i' could generate xml. So ubuntuwire could only link me, or host only the xml file.12:02
gaspathe second: i'm uploading it all to my bzr.12:02
persiagaspa: Putting it in public VCS is always good :)  As for hosting vs. linking, I'm not the best person to ask.  Try in #ubuntuwire.12:05
gaspapersia: great.12:06
devfilSomeone can review pidgin-msn-pecan on revu? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=pidgin-msn-pecan12:09
denndadholbach: Thanks for those videos12:31
highvoltagedholbach: would you happen to know where the UDS Prague videos can be downloaded?12:36
denndaIs there any more detailed textual `tutorial` on what dholbach explained here http://youtube.com/watch?v=VyEl3w7SFK4&feature=related (and the following videos)?12:42
persiadennda: YouTube doesn't work for me.  What is the topic?12:44
denndapersia: MOTU Getting started and How to build a package12:44
dennda(Very basic in 3 x 6 Minutes)12:44
persiadennda: As for getting started, I think the best way is to find a bug that bothers you, and find a solution, and get a patch into the archives.12:45
persiaAs for building a package: a source package consists of some upstream source, and a debian/ directory for the meta-information.12:45
persiaThe essential files in this directory are control, copyright, rules, and changelog.12:46
denndapersia: Yes, dholbach nicely explained that. I just wonder whether there is a more complete documentation on the process12:46
persiadennda: I really ought to get around to updating https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing , but it encapusaltes some of my previous thoughts on how to get involved with MOTU.12:47
denndaI am not a C hacker, but got a package (memaker) included in hardy which has been fetched from a revision that is not up to date and has some bugs. I fixed those bugs in a more recent revision and would like to have that fix included. (Just for getting my hands dirty. The package isn't too important)12:47
persiaFor packaging, I recommend you work with existing packages for a while, as this will help build your experience with the many different possible correct ways to package things, and let you build some opinions.12:48
dennda(I did not build that package in the first place but am one of the authors of the project)12:48
persiaIf you just want to update a package, unpack the new source, copy in the old debian/ update the changelog, adjust any patches that no longer apply, and run the package checkers again to see if policy changed in a way that requires your action.12:48
sebnerdennda: there were rumors that memaker is dead upstream12:49
persiasebner: apparently not :)12:49
sebnerpersia: hrhr, I see12:49
sebnerpersia: how are you doing with your intrepid chroots :P12:49
denndasebner: There has been no commit for quite some time, that is correct. I myself havn't had the time to do much for it due to university studies and now I am in GSoC, but the initial author sent a nice "Let's get it on for 2.0"-mail to the dev-list12:50
dennda(yes, we have something like that :))12:50
persiasebner: They continue to be dormant.  I expect I'll be sorting them in the next couple days now, as I've some incentives.12:50
ScottKHobbsee: Around now.12:50
sebnerpersia: kk ^^12:50
ScottKGood $TIMEOFDAY all.12:50
Laney'lo12:50
sebnerScottK: hi, you failed I suppose :P12:50
ScottKsebner: Yes.12:50
sebnernp12:51
sistpotyhi folks13:10
Laneygeser: Do you mind if I do the vegastrike merge?13:11
persiaLaney: Does that really still require a merge?  I thought all the changes got back into Debian.13:16
Laneypersia: I'm using merge as shorthand for "Check if it still requires a merge, and do the appropriate work"13:18
persiaLaney: Ah.  OK.13:19
Hobbsee@now mst13:27
ubottuHobbsee: Current time in MST: June 16 2008, 05:27:58 - Current meeting: Bugs for Hugs Day13:28
Hobbseehm13:28
gaspasomeone knows what's the status of python-xml package? should be merged or not?13:29
gaspaScottK: you, perhaps? :p13:30
ScottKgaspa: It'd be nice to try and get rid of it actually.13:31
gaspaScottK: ok, so it's not worth mergin it, right?13:31
ScottKgaspa: If we succeed in getting rid of it, no.  If we don't, yes.13:32
ScottKAt this point I'd suggest lookng at the remaining rdepends and see if they can be taught not to need it.13:32
gaspalet's see...13:33
gaspaScottK: strange: pyslide doesn't depends on it for 0.4-10ubuntu2, while reappear on 0.4-10ubuntu3...13:38
ScottKYes.  Look at the bug closed in ubuntu313:39
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gaspaScottK: there are at least 22 packages that doens't seem to be even touched for this issue13:45
gaspaScottK: there's a list with the commands used: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/20611/13:46
ScottKgaspa: That's a bit of an odd list as some of those packages don't even exist in Intrepid (schooltool was removed).13:47
gaspaah13:47
sebnerScottK: isn't that a sync? https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+source/apache2/2.2.9-1ubuntu113:48
sebnerScottK: or did he just didn't mention always the same ones13:49
ScottKsebner: Apache is in main.  I wouldn't worry it.13:50
sebnerScottK: yeah, just noticed that and was confused13:50
ScottKK.13:50
freeflying_dose who wanna take this #240365?13:50
sebnerbug ##24036513:51
sebnerbug #24036513:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 240365 in ubuntu "Please sync liblinebreak-dev 0.9.6-5 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24036513:51
ScottKsebner: I pinged the guy that uploaded it.13:51
sebnerScottK: ah, O_o no stress about that. maybe he just didn't write the usual changes+13:51
freeflying_can we sync package directly into main?13:51
ScottKsebner: No.  The changelog is correct.13:52
sebnerScottK: so?13:53
gaspaScottK: in intrepid there are only 15.  (only?) :P13:53
ScottKgaspa: We had ~60 when we started on it in Hardy, so that's not so bad.13:54
gaspa:)13:54
ScottKI'm pretty sure there's a newer python-zsi than the one we had for Hardy that doesn't need python-xml anymore.13:54
gaspawell, there's also python-xml-doc that perhaps doesn't matter. ;)13:55
ScottKThat could be removed with python-xml.13:55
gaspaand -dbg13:55
ScottKAlso python-xml removal is a goal in Debian, so maybe this stuff is fixed there too.13:55
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sebnerfreeflying_: ping13:57
sistpotyfreeflying_: you'll need to write a MIR for it iirc13:57
sistpoty(main inclusion report)13:57
sebnerhuhu sistpoty =)13:58
sistpotyhi sebner13:58
freeflying_sebner: pong13:58
sebnerfreeflying_: you are chinese, would you translate something for me?13:58
freeflying_sistpoty: it even isn't in ubuntu, how is a MIR going :)13:58
freeflying_sebner: what kind?13:58
sebnerfreeflying_: http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/4374/22079075bv5.jpg13:59
ScottKFirst you make sebner promise to package it.13:59
sistpotyfreeflying_: then I guess it would need to enter universe first13:59
sebnerScottK: but just when ScottK is looking at courier :P13:59
sistpotyfreeflying_: however you might want to ask on -devel for clarification ;)13:59
freeflying_sebner: forget it, a spam13:59
lukehasnonameWho would I talk to about getting a different/additional nvidia binary driver into the repos?13:59
sebnerfreeflying_: I know but what is standing there ^^14:00
sebner*written14:00
ScottKlukehasnoname: Probably tseliot.14:00
sistpotysebner: either enlarge your genitals, or loose weigth, or you have won a ridiculus large amount of money..., or a mix of these three :P14:01
freeflying_sebner: it said theycan provide u invoice you wanna14:01
lukehasnonameok ScottK14:01
freeflying_sebner: I supposed you won'd need :)14:01
sebnerhrhr14:01
sebnersistpoty: rofl rofl rofl14:01
gaspasistpoty: "enlarge your ridicoulus weight" could be fine?14:02
sebnerfreeflying_: thanks, just wondering why I'm getting a chinese picture spam O_o14:02
sistpotyhaha gaspa14:02
freeflying_sebner: for anti-spam can not find those information in a pic now :)14:02
sebnerScottK: so what's no with apache?14:02
sebnerfreeflying_: I know but nevertheless, why is a chinese send me a mail xD14:03
persiasebner: Because your name & email address are now mirrored worldwide...14:03
sebnerpersia: yeah, spread the word. I should reply with ubuntu advertisment14:04
ScottKsebner: There isn't a lot of value in wondering why about spam.14:04
ScottKsebner: Also recall that virtually all spam is sent from forged email addresses.14:04
sebnerScottK: well, I never recieved chinese span so it's something special xd14:04
ScottKsebner clearly has more free time than ScottK.14:05
Xand3rhi14:05
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ScottKHello Xand3r.14:06
sebnerScottK: xD, why?14:06
ScottKsebner: You have time to worry about such things.14:06
sebnerScottK: well, I should learn for school xD14:07
Xand3ri uploaded a package to revu, but it does not appears there, siretart i think you are an admin, can you help me?14:07
sistpotyXand3r: I'll take a look at it14:08
Xand3rthx sistpoty14:08
sistpotyXand3r: screenie-qt?14:08
Xand3ryes14:08
sebnerScottK: I still didn't got what's now with apache ...14:08
sistpotyXand3r: it's a binary upload (with a .deb), so this will not show up14:08
sistpotyXand3r: please upload a source package instead (use -S -sa as arguments for dpkg-buildpackage/debuild)14:09
Xand3ri have uploaded the *.changes14:09
sistpotyXand3r: yes, but the .changes refer to a binary package (there is a line with a .deb in the .changes file)14:09
ScottKsebner: I asked him why he didn't just ask for a sync and the answer I got was, "because I havent had any coffee yet".14:09
sistpotyXand3r: as written above, just use -S -sa for dpkg-buildpackage, then you'll get a .changes file referring to a source package14:10
Xand3rok thx sistpoty, i will change it14:10
sistpotyXand3r: thanks14:10
* sistpoty updates the keyring while at it14:10
tseliotlukehasnoname: what driver would you like to get included?14:11
tseliotlukehasnoname: and what use-case would it cover?14:12
sebnerScottK: ROFL14:13
sebnerScottK: however, thanks14:13
ScottKDktrKranz: Would you have time for doing an SRU verification?14:16
lukehasnonamesorry tseliot I was away14:16
lukehasnonameMy 8800M was not detected correctly by the driver manager14:17
lukehasnonameand nvidia-glx didn't seem to function properly14:17
lukehasnonameAfter uninstalling linux-restricted-modules, nvidia-*, and jockey, I installed nvidia's 64-bit .run package successfully14:18
DktrKranzScottK: if it doesn't require UI, sure14:18
ScottKDktrKranz: Bug #22887714:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 228877 in dkim-milter "package dkim-filter 2.5.4.dfsg-0ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22887714:18
ScottKDktrKranz: Thanks.14:18
lukehasnonameBug 22489314:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 224893 in compiz "OpenGL applications flicker when using ati cards (GNOME only)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22489314:18
lukehasnonameAh damnit, wrong bug. hold on14:19
lukehasnoname23907214:19
lukehasnonamebug 23907214:19
lukehasnoname>_>14:19
Xand3rsistpoty: its up now14:21
sistpoty:)14:21
Xand3ri hope it is now right14:22
tseliotlukehasnoname: the driver you need is already available through EnvyNG. It's in hardy-proposed. Read here: http://albertomilone.com/wordpress/?p=21014:22
tseliotlukehasnoname: make sure you uninstall the one from NVIDIA's installer first14:22
sistpotyXand3r: we'll see in 7 minutes or so, then it should get picked up by revu's cron job14:23
directhexnvidia-installer eats babies. i'd suggest not running it14:23
directhexunless you REALLY hate babies14:23
Xand3rok thx sistpoty14:23
sistpotynp14:24
lukehasnonameWell I've already run it, and stuff works alright now. I'll use the hardy-proposed one next install. Does -proposed means packages that are looking to get into the general repo?14:24
DktrKranzScottK: weird... I'm unable to trigger script failure with version in hardy-release. I'll subscribe myself to the bug and perform a deeper check later this evening when I come back home (in about three hours).14:25
ScottKDktrKranz: OK.  Thanks.14:25
ScottKDktrKranz: You've never had that package set up before have you?14:25
DktrKranzno, clean hardy box14:25
ScottKOdd.14:26
ScottKThanks for looking into it.14:26
DktrKranzIndeed, but this is probably due to some packages which are missing, my VM is very lightweight14:27
DktrKranzit's not a default setup, I'll check with a common one at home14:27
ScottKThanks14:28
* ScottK has to use some Windows only teleconference service today.14:28
* ScottK allowed 2 hours to get his Windows install updated and set up (haven't booted it in months)14:28
lukehasnonameAwethome Scottk14:29
ScottKIt may not have been enough.14:29
DktrKranzScottK: run windowsupdate, then. It may blow up in 14 seconds... 13... 12... ;)14:29
ScottKDktrKranz: I've done that.  3 reboots later I think I'm up to date.14:30
lukehasnonameI used Vista on Saturday to play Dawn of War and Counter Strike... It reminded me of a few complaints I have about Ubuntu's global hotkeys.14:30
DktrKranz"reboot after renaming files", good upgrade mechanism :)14:30
lukehasnonameBut in the middle of a round of DoW it shut down for updates >_<14:30
ScottKlukehasnoname: I haven't used Windows in years.  It's only because I haven't gotten around to killing the Windows partition this laptop came with that I even have it at all.14:30
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tseliotScottK: I'm sorry for you ;)14:31
lukehasnonameTSEliot, could you look up on the screen a few messages back for my question?14:32
ScottKClient is paying, so we use his platform of choice ....14:32
tseliotScottK: ah, ok14:33
tseliotlukehasnoname: yes, the stuff in -proposed has to be tested before it can enter the stable repository14:34
sistpotylol, so getmailssh uses bugs, but doesn't use code. tststs. https://launchpad.net/getmailssh... "hm, I put these 5 bugs together into a new cool project"14:34
Xand3rnow my package is uploaded, i am asking now vor a review, http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=screenie-qt14:42
lukehasnonametseliot: One last thing: I'll have to look at what version the current nvidia-glx-new is based on,but I'm not sure if the problem was "no avilable driver for 8800M" or "Jockey didn't detect my card correctly". I'd think the former is true, but I don't know. Thanks for pointing to that link, though.14:44
directhexnvidia-glx-new in hardy has the 169.x driver14:45
directhexwhich misses support for about 20 devices14:45
directhexenvy-ng gives access to the 173.x driver14:45
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lukehasnonamemmk14:46
tseliotlukehasnoname: Jokey's compatibility list of cards is based on the module of the driver. If for example driver 169.12 doesn't support your card (geforce 8800) then Jockey will say that it can't find a driver for your card.14:47
lukehasnonametseliot: that's what threw me though. IIRC, when I first tried Hardy, it said that it installed and enabled restricted nvidia drivers. However, upon restart, No 3d support was available and my res was stuck at 800x600. I then couldn't disable the driver in jockey.14:50
tseliotlukehasnoname: I think that driver 169.12 has a few card ids which are not really supported. This is why (I guess) Jockey let you install the nvidia driver the first time. Of course the driver didn't work but I would like to see why Jockey didn't enable you to remove the driver.14:57
tseliotlukehasnoname: I haven't looked at Jockey yet, however I have promised pitti that I will help him with this kind of stuff.14:58
lukehasnonametseliot: I don't know. When I clicked the "Enable" button to uncheck it, nothing happened. I don't know; I'm fairly sure we're right about the 8800M just being wrongly identified by the driver.14:59
lukehasnonameand hopefully (probably) 173 will fix it. After all, in 173, 9500M drivers are present, so I'd assume 8 series mobile would be.14:59
tseliotlukehasnoname: yes, that should fix it14:59
directhextseliot gets to do it all again with 177.x soon, what with the geforce gtx 280/260 reviews appearing15:03
tseliotdirecthex: that would require the introduction of a new flavour. I'll make sure that Jockey can handle this properly too.15:06
directhexif you're lucky, i might have a copy of the readme for 177.x, which would have a compat list. it's not a remotely final version though15:06
directhexor not, it seems they haven't updated the readme yet15:11
tseliotdirecthex: each driver will have its own package e.g. nvidia-modalias, nvidia-legacy-71xx-modalias, etc. which will contain the pci ids for the cards15:13
tseliotsuch ids are taken from the modules15:14
tseliothowever we should also rely on a local (and eventually also on a remote) hardware database15:14
tseliotso that for example if a driver flavour works better with a certain card (despite what a driver module reports) we can install that through Jockey15:15
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lukehasnonameI'm taking an A+ practice exam, and I think one of their questions is poorly worded.15:37
lukehasnonameIt asserts that laptops generate more heat than desktops. I would say that they generate LESS heat, but dissipating it is more of a challenge.15:38
directhexmost exams like that are poor15:39
Picilukehasnoname: Thats not really on topic for here, perhaps ##hardware would be a better place15:40
directhexi can state, hand on heart, 100%, that a laptop does not & will not generate more heat than a desktop15:40
directhexand that's also true15:40
bddebianHeya gang15:43
lukehasnonameyo yo yo15:46
Piciboo?15:46
norsettobleah15:46
Picioh, I'm in the wrong channel ;)15:47
bddebianHeh :)15:47
bddebianYeah, I try to scare the bugs away every morning :)15:47
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nhandlerI'm trying to submit a patch I made to Debian. I was trying to use 'submittodebian'. However, I always get this error "SMTP send failure: (110, 'Connection timed out')". Does anyone have any idea on how to fix this?16:39
\shcu later...tonight for the SRU meeting at 21 UTC16:54
* lukehasnoname waves16:55
persianhandler: I tend to have limited success with that script.  You might try mailing the BTS directly.16:57
nhandlerpersia: This is the first patch I am submitting to debian. That is why I was trying to use submittodebian. I guess I'll try doing it manually.17:00
geserLaney: you can have the vegastrike merge17:21
gesernhandler: I use reportbug when I need to file new bugs in Debian (to attach patches)17:22
nhandlergeser, Doesn't submittodebian use reportbug?17:22
geserI don't know17:27
neurobuntucan you tell a deb to run ldconfig after it installs itself?17:28
persianeurobuntu: Yes, just put the call in the postinst.17:29
neurobuntuok thanks17:29
persiaBe warned that lconfig is wrapped to run once at the conclusion of relevant installations: it is not safe to depend on having run ldconfig later in the postinst.17:29
neurobuntusorry can you explain that a bit?17:32
nhandlerWhen I submit a patch to Debian, should I include the change to the Maintainer field to make it comply with the DebianMaintainerField-Specification in the debdiff?17:45
DktrKranznhandler: no. It is a Ubuntu specific change, Debian guys are not interested about our policy.17:48
neurobuntuwhen I run debuild to finally build my .deb I keep getting the following error: dpkg-genchanges: error: badly formed line in files list file, line 118:02
neurobuntu      I get this error even when I delete file from debian/  does anybody know what this error means or how to fix it?18:02
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lukehasnonamehttp://xkcd.com/416/ netcracker 0.0.2-0ubuntu1 heh18:50
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affluxhi19:21
affluxbug 199600 seems to have been approved for SRU. Who is going to upload the fix to -proposed? Should I prepare a new debdiff and ask for sponsoring?19:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 199600 in aptoncd "aptoncd crashed with DBusException in call_blocking()" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19960019:22
DktrKranzafflux, I'll have a look at it shortly19:27
affluxthanks19:27
DktrKranzScottK, dkim-milter verified and tagged accordingly.20:05
ScottKDktrKranz: Thanks.20:05
DktrKranzmy pleasure20:06
DktrKranzafflux, I'm testing aptoncd. Since there's no hardy-proposed debdiff, I'll mangle intrepid one, I guess changes are the same.20:12
DktrKranzafflux, ACKed and sponsored. Thanks.20:40
norsettoDktrKranz aka Mr. motu-sru20:50
ScottKMeeting in 7 minutes, right?20:53
DktrKranznorsetto, not really... just one of them :)20:54
DktrKranzScottK, wasn't it in a hour?20:55
ScottKActually I think it is.20:55
* LaserJock moves for a vote on ScottK's proposal :-)20:59
ScottKLaserJock: Thanks.21:00
LaserJockScottK: the SRU meeting is in 1hr?21:00
ScottKYes21:00
LaserJockk, I think I'll pop in21:01
ryanakcaHow can I use sbuild in conjunction with svn-buildpackage?21:03
LaserJockryanakca: I think you probably need to tweak the svn-buildpackage builder variable21:07
highvoltageLaserJock!21:07
LaserJockuh oh21:08
ryanakcaLaserJock: ah, yes, thanks :D21:19
norsettois there a consensus that we need a consensus?21:19
LaserJocknorsetto: not sure, but is there a consensus that we need a consensus to say that we need a consensus?21:22
norsettoLaserJock: I consent ...21:22
LaserJocknorsetto: it seems we have a bit of a bootstrapping problem ;-)21:24
norsettoLaserJock: time to activate the kickstart ;-)21:25
norsettoLaserJock: have you heard from Daniel lately? I mean, Daniel Leidert21:26
LaserJocknot a lot no21:26
LaserJockwhat's up?21:26
norsettoLaserJock: tried to send him a couple of emails and saw no answers21:27
medo_hello every body.21:28
medo_I need to download the chroot of intrepid21:28
medo_I used pbuilder create21:29
medo_to create a hardy environment then ran21:29
medo_pbuilder -ubdate -distribution intreoid21:29
ryanakcas/intreoid/intrepid/g :)21:30
medo_where I got few errors where it can't find some of the packages online21:30
ryanakcaoh, nevermind ;)21:30
medo_am i doing something wrong21:30
ryanakcaWhat distribution do you put if your storing packaging in a VCS but aren't ready to upload the package yet? UNRELEASED?21:30
norsettomedo_: why don't you just create an intrepid chroot?21:30
norsettoryanakca: yes21:31
ryanakcanorsetto: thanks :)21:31
medo_where can I find a guide for doing that?21:31
medo_sorry i'm still really new to all this21:31
LinuxMonkeyhi all21:31
norsettomedo_: for a chroot: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot, for pbuilder: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto21:32
medo_norsetto: thank you very much21:33
LaserJocknorsetto: what package did you email about?21:33
norsettoLaserJock: gelemental21:33
Kopfgeldjaegermedo_: the pbuilderrc stuff is somehow a bit tricky21:33
LaserJocknorsetto: I thought I saw some stuff on gelemental go through the debichem list21:35
LaserJocknorsetto: what are you looking for?21:35
norsettoLaserJock: I sent him a patch to make two dbg packages for libelemental and gelemental21:36
LaserJocknorsetto: you could send them to the debichem list or attach them to a bug report21:37
LaserJocknorsetto: I'm not sure of daniel is just busy or what21:37
norsettoLaserJock: don't know, the second one I asked him to tell me if he received it, so I guess he hasn't (or he is just ignoring me)21:39
LaserJockI doubt he's ignoring you :-)21:40
affluxDktrKranz: thanks for sponsoring ;)21:46
sebnerno one can ignore norsetto xD21:51
norsettosebner: must be my smell21:51
LinuxMonkeylol yeah i can smell him from canada21:52
sebneryour tough smell that makes everybody fear you?21:52
LinuxMonkeyapparently my chroot doesnt like me21:54
DktrKranzafflux, ;)21:54
LinuxMonkeytrying to set one up for intrepid and keep running into brick walls.lol21:54
DktrKranznorsetto, it depends how many €uros you gave him to answer you21:54
norsettoDktrKranz: I even gave him a pre-paid envelope for the return mail!21:56
Ekusheyi'm looking forward to package some fonts for ubuntu, can someone point me to a guide on it? i do not have any prior packaging experience.21:56
DktrKranznorsetto, a blank one?21:57
norsetto!packaging | Ekushey21:57
ubottuEkushey: 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 !backports21:57
norsettoDktrKranz: hmmmm, now that you mention it, I think I could have forgotten to write my address on it21:58
LaserJockMOTU SRU meeting now?21:59
TheMusoAfaik yes.21:59
geserLinuxMonkey: if you have problems to create a intrepid chroot, you could create a hardy one and upgrade it to intrepid (depending on the problems you have)21:59
Ekusheynorsetto, what does the pbuilder do? make binary packages?22:00
norsettoEkushey: yes22:01
Ekusheynorsetto, alright, thanks22:01
LinuxMonkeygeser I create the base ok, its when i come to install i get a whole lot of exim errors, I was told to do apt-get purge exim-config to fix my issue but it seams to have created a whole bunch of others22:01
norsetto!pbuilder22:01
ubottupbuilder is a system to easily build packages in a clean chroot environment. To get started with PBuilder, see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto22:01
norsetto!chroot22:01
ubottuhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot use this to build 32 bit environments on a 64 bit box22:01
norsettohmmmm22:01
Ekusheythanks22:02
norsettoEkushey: my duty22:03
Ekusheynorsetto, do you know of any guide that explains fonts packaging? the PackaginGuide looks too complicated to me!22:05
norsettoEkushey: I don't think there is one, you may want to look at another font package to see how they did it22:06
Ekusheynorsetto, can you point me to someone how can help on this?22:07
norsettoEkushey: your best bet is to ask here as you are doing22:08
Ekusheyi just want to make a deb package of 12 fonts so people can use them easily22:08
Ekusheyi've no clue how complicated or easy it is... i'm not a developer22:09
norsettoEkushey: for the time being, what you could do is file a [needs-packaging] bug in launchpad, adding all info needed to retrieve the fonts and their copyright and license22:16
LinuxMonkeyin intrepid apt installs recommends by default, is there another command i should use instead of apt-get install wget debconf devscripts gnupg nano  as per the guide?22:17
Ekusheysounds good, thanks22:17
geserLinuxMonkey: do you don't want the recommends installed or what's wrong with apt-get?22:22
LinuxMonkeygeser what happens, FRESH chroot, base installs fine, interpid,  apt-get install wget debconf devscripts gnupg nano, then get a whole bunch of errors regarding exim...22:25
geserLinuxMonkey: add --no-install-recommends to you apt-get call if you don't want recommends installed22:25
LinuxMonkeyoh ok thanks geser, it just the recommends are broken at the moment from what i was told22:26
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