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nxvlwhat is this distro spint about? i have read it in several places00:07
nxvlis it the developers sprint?00:07
nxvljcastro: ?00:07
kostmoIs anyone available to review my last release of pyrocket?  http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=pyrocket00:20
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NCommandertrying to build qemu with --static == painful02:02
NCommanderHPPA really has a painfully slow autobuilder02:13
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bddebianHeya gang02:30
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Drk_GuyHi guys!03:09
Drk_GuyAs far as i know, Launchpad stored my public key, where is it stored, so i can give my users my key03:10
NCommanderScottK, RAOF ping?03:19
emgentmoin NCommander03:21
NCommandermorning emgent03:21
NCommanderwhich makes me question, are you a MOTU?03:21
NCommander(or better)03:21
emgentNCommander: yeah I'm MOTU03:22
NCommandercare to sponsor a project?03:24
emgentNCommander: what project?03:25
NCommanderEr, not a project, package03:37
NCommanderemgent, a FTBFS fix :-)03:37
emgentyes I can sponsor03:40
emgentNCommander: Bugs number ?03:40
NCommanderadding now03:40
* NCommander disables edge03:40
NCommanderIts being buggy for me03:40
emgentNCommander: if you need sponsor, feel free to subscribe u-u-s and me too.03:42
NCommanderYeah, I ping IRC though just to prevent spamming u-u-s unnecessary03:43
NCommanderemgent, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/liblunar/+bug/24857903:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 248579 in liblunar "FTBFS fix" [Undecided,New]03:44
NCommanderFor some reason, the debdiff got attached twice O_O;03:44
emgenti will take a look03:44
NCommanderthank you03:45
emgentnp :)03:45
NCommanderAny idea how to get scratchbox to work with a non-ARM target?03:46
emgentjust time for build and test it.03:46
* NCommander looks forward to that eventual day in the distant future that he'll have MOTU03:47
emgent:)03:48
NCommanderI'm debating giving up userland emulation and simply install qemu in system emulation03:49
NCommanderer, sparc-ubuntu03:49
bddebianThe versioning scheme is supposed to stick for main packages too isn't it?03:50
ScottKbddebian: Versioning is no different main/universe.03:52
NCommanderbddebian, hola03:52
bddebianHi NCommander, ScottK03:54
bddebianScottK: Thanks.  Then explain gdebi to me :-(03:55
emgenthi ScottK bddebian03:55
bddebianI realize it's native but now I'm at a loss what to do in Debian :-(03:55
ScottKbddebian: My usual interactions with gdebi start with apt-get remove.03:55
NCommanderbddebian, I'm fixing FTBFSs by the bucket load03:55
bddebianHeya emgent, congratulations1 :)03:56
bddebianNCommander: Great03:56
bddebians/1/!/03:56
emgentbddebian: lol thanks03:56
bddebianScottK: Aye :)03:56
emgenthhahaha03:56
* NCommander installs Sparc Ubuntu03:57
NCommanderemgent, how goes it03:58
ScottKbddebian: Is the issue that gdebi is Ubuntu unique, but doesn't have an ubuntu revision?03:58
emgentNCommander: processing..03:59
bddebianScottK: Well sort of.  Amaya asked me to take a look at it but if I update Debian it would be 0.3.6 ideally which Ubuntu couldn't sync obviously.03:59
bddebianIf I take from ubuntu (which would make sense) I would have to go to 0.3.11+03:59
ScottKWhy can't it be 0.3.12?03:59
bddebianThat might be the answer it just doesn't seem right to jump so many versions in 1 upload for a "native" package but I suppose that is the answer04:00
sorenWhy not 0.3.11debian1?04:01
sorenOr... Will there actually be a delta?04:02
bddebianI don't know where the fsck a debian1 version ever even came from04:02
NCommanderbddebian, your moving nicely along the DD process04:03
bddebianI am?04:03
ScottKDebian doesn't typically have a good sense of humor about being downstream from Ubuntu.04:03
sorenbddebian: First answer me this: Is there going to be a delta?04:03
NCommanderWhat's sad is our packages get lintian fixes because out MOTUs are willing to work on it04:03
bddebianA delta from whom?04:03
ScottKintrepid/unstable at the very least.04:03
sorenbddebian: Ubuntu.04:03
bddebianProbably considering there are so many damn bugs on the BTS04:04
NCommanderw00t, I got past the frontdesk check04:04
bddebianI know of at least 3 language patches04:04
bddebianNCommander: Congrats04:04
NCommanderm68k/hurd porter - ok04:05
bddebianScottK: Debian has little sense of humor period ;-P04:05
sorenbddebian: Maybe I'm not entirely clear on the story involved here. Is Ubuntu effectively the upstream?04:05
NCommanderI've got to be the first person to ever get in as a hurd porter :-)04:05
bddebiansoren: Not from my perception but I cannot honestly answer that04:05
bddebianIf they are then it makes more sense04:05
bddebianStupid ass native packages04:06
sorenbddebian: Hm... Well, then I'm not sure at all.04:06
sorenbddebian: A few things come into play:04:06
sorenbddebian: First: Is there going to be a delta? If not, just upload the package as-is.04:06
sorenbddebian: If yes, and if Ubuntu is effectively the upstream, I don't see what's wrong with a 0.3.11debian1 version number.04:07
sorenbddebian: regardless of presence/absence of sense of humour.04:07
sorenOr a 0.3.11-1, I guess.04:08
bddebianTo me it has nothing to do with sense of humor, it just isn't a versioning I have ever seen Debian use up until this package04:08
sorenI'm rather sure I've seen it before.04:08
bddebianI'm not even sure it's policy compliant04:08
* soren looks04:08
* NCommander thinks emgent needs a new PC ...04:09
emgent?04:10
NCommanderIs your computer still building liblunar?04:10
emgentmy flybook v5 rocks!04:10
emgent NCommander nope, check your mail :)04:10
bddebianHmm, it looks as though Ubuntu is "upstream" for gdebi04:10
NCommanderI don't need instructions to know how to rock!04:10
emgentNCommander: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+builds04:11
NCommanderand away it goes04:11
NCommanderIt successfully built on a bunch of archs, so I got to say thats progress04:11
emgenthttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/liblunar/1.0.0-1ubuntu1/04:12
NCommanderand with that, I just dropped the amd64 ftbfs count under 100 ;-)04:12
bddebianAnd mvo is a DD and isn't lool a DD too?04:12
sorenbddebian: Yes, they are.04:12
bddebianWTF04:12
NCommanderWhat's the WTF?04:13
sorenbddebian: The current version of gdebi in Debian has such a version number...04:13
sorenIn fact, there are plenty of examples of packages that have "debian" in their version number.04:13
soren273 of them.04:14
bddebiansoren: I'm aware of that, as I said its the first I have seen.  Not that, that means anything04:14
bddebiannative packages are suppose to have versions only not even a revision but whatever04:14
sorenbddebian: Oh, I thought my suggesting it was the first you've seen.04:14
bddebian:)04:15
NCommanderemgent, thanks04:15
NCommanderemgent, any comments on my work with my FTBFS fixes?04:16
emgentNCommander: Thanks for your work!04:16
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NCommanderemgent, your not a core dev, are you?04:36
emgentNCommander: I'm MOTU.04:37
emgentlaunchpad.net/~motu04:37
emgentlaunchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev04:37
NCommanderScottK, ping04:38
ScottKPong.04:38
NCommanderScottK, care to sponsor a FTBFS fix for epiphany browser?04:39
ScottKNCommander: Sorry, no.  Am kind of caught up in some stuff.04:40
ScottKNCommander: Subscribe ubuntu-main-sponsors04:40
ScottKThey usually get to it pretty quickly.04:40
NCommanderyeah04:40
NCommanderScottK, ouch, that flash backport is evil04:50
ScottKYeah.  That's the first backport I approved that was a major disaster.04:52
NCommanderwhat's going to happen with it?04:59
ScottKProbably nothing until the final Flash 10 release and then nothing until there's a bunch more testing.05:00
NCommanderMeh, I managed to get gnash to work on amd64 with a lot of effort05:00
NCommanderbut at least I don't have the cosnatn issues you see with the non-free fun05:00
ScottKI don't actually use either much at all.05:01
ScottKMy laptop I got last year had remained blissfully Flash free until I had to test stuff during the disaster recovery.05:01
NCommanderI just have it for youtube05:04
NCommanderand my friend just gave me sudo access on his sparc box, and permission to install an ubuntu chroot so, good-bye sparc FTBFS ;-)05:04
ScottKCool.05:04
NCommanderspeaking of solved FTBFS05:05
NCommanderepiphany-browser now compiles05:06
solarionstill no love from netflix.  :(05:08
NCommanderFTBFS?05:08
NCommanderer ...05:08
NCommanderwait05:08
NCommander....05:08
NCommanderIt's bad when I think netflix is a package05:08
solarion:)05:08
solarionit's more of a tool05:08
solarionsadly, mostly in the metaphorical sense05:09
NCommanderand now thats the sound of debootstrap creating an ubuntu sparc chroot :-)05:10
kostmowhat is the significance of prepending lines of the changelog with '*' vs. '-' ?05:10
ScottKMajor and minor bullet points.05:14
ScottKdebian/changelog is meant to be machine parsable, so you need to follow the format closely.05:14
solarioncould do * ** *** **** etc.05:18
solarionthen you could use emacs outline mode.05:18
ion_And gain a great amount of ugly for free.05:19
kostmoAre there more details about the official Ubuntu changelog format published somewhere than the ones documented at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete#head-c727185a09bc917152055fddb0b69a2f4d812e60 ?  I'd be happy to add this info about bullets and the format for closing Launchpad bugs to the wiki page otherwise05:26
ScottKThat's the right place for Ubuntu.  It's actually documented in Debian Policy, which we generall follow.05:36
J-_Any packagers around?05:53
J-_I'd like to suggest something to be packaged. http://nick125.com/projects/pymtp05:55
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warp10Hi all!06:29
nxvlhi06:29
nxvl:D06:29
warp10hi nxvl :)06:31
RoAkSoAxnxvl, arent u tired :P?06:37
nxvlyes i am06:37
nxvlwork -> university -> girlfriend -> ubuntu06:37
nxvl:D06:37
nxvlall the days of my life06:37
RoAkSoAxnxvl, haha cool, i support my thesis two days from now and i have to make these videos to show how it works, cuz the proyector won't work the way i need with my Ubuntu T.T...06:39
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IulianGood morning.08:27
jpdsmorning08:29
IulianHello Jonathan!08:30
jpds:)08:31
Iulianapachelogger: ping09:08
apacheloggerIulian: pong09:24
Iulianapachelogger: Hi, I was wondering if you're still working on bug #163040. I'd like to package paperbox (bug #225633) and it seems that it needs gtkmm-utils which is not in the archive.09:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 163040 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] gtkmm-utils" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16304009:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 225633 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] Paperbox" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/22563309:28
apacheloggerIulian: I am quite busy these days09:28
apacheloggerIulian: I think gtkmm-utils is on revu, so you can continue on that09:29
Iulianapachelogger: Yes, it's on revu. If you don't have time to take care of it I will have a look at gtkmm-utils.09:30
apacheloggerIulian: go ahead, if you need a revu, poke me ;-)09:31
Iulianapachelogger: Ok, sure. Thanks.09:32
huatsmorning all09:38
sistpoty|workhi folks10:15
IulianMorning sistpoty|work10:16
sistpoty|workhi Iulian10:17
geserHi sistpoty|work10:23
sistpoty|workhi geser10:23
sebnerhuhu sistpoty|work geser10:24
sistpoty|workhi sebner10:24
geserHi sebner10:27
sebnerhuhu DktrKranz10:31
DktrKranzbubu sebner10:31
sebner^^10:32
huatsSyntux: hello11:08
huatsare you around ?11:08
SyntuxGood day huats11:08
Syntuxyes sure11:08
huatshow are you ?11:08
Syntuxdoing great :-)11:09
calcdirecthex: ping11:10
huatsScottK: hey11:28
huatsScottK: are you around ?11:28
huatsnorsetto !!!!11:28
norsettohuats?11:28
norsetto:-)11:29
huats:)11:29
emgentmoin11:35
Iulianapachelogger: I finished to package gtkmm-utils version 0.3.2. Can you please delete the package from revu so I can upload a new one?11:36
apacheloggerIulian: you can just upload11:36
Iulianapachelogger: Uhm, I didn't know that's possible. Will upload it right now.11:37
Iulianapachelogger: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=gtkmm-utils11:39
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apacheloggerIulian: please consider resolving the november 21 comment11:42
Iulianapachelogger: Oups, forgot to add that dependency to fix the symlink problem.11:43
Iulianapachelogger: I'm fixing it now.11:43
apacheloggerIulian: maintainer are te Ubuntu MOTU Developers11:45
apachelogger*the11:45
apacheloggerIulian: see http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/revu1-incoming/gtkmm-utils-0711211600/gtkmm-utils-0.3.0/debian/control11:45
sebnerapachelogger: always hard working :P11:46
Syntuxguys, I'm trying to build a pbuilder interpid env, --distribution interpid isn't working, complaining that /usr/share/debootstrap/scripts/interpid  does not exists11:46
apacheloggersebner: you have no idea11:46
sebnerapachelogger: well, I saw the uploads for intrepid :)11:46
* apachelogger was packaging all official KDE 4 packages on weekend11:46
Iulianapachelogger: I thought that if I want to be the only maintainer of the package I can avoid that.11:48
Iulianapachelogger: Anyway, I will look for a sponsor to be included into Debian too.11:48
Iulianapachelogger: So, I think that won't be a problem with the Maintainer field.11:48
sebnerapachelogger: right before the official announcement =)11:48
calcSyntux: do you have pbuilder from intrepid?11:49
calcSyntux: er debootstrap i mean11:49
RAOFShould people be looking for me, I'm unlikely to be online much this week.11:49
calcSyntux: probably need both from intrepid actually11:49
Syntuxcalc, okie how to get that11:50
calcSyntux: archive.ubuntu.com11:50
calcSyntux: or launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debootstrap etc11:50
slytherinSyntux: you need debootstrab form intrepid or hardy-backports11:50
apacheloggerIulian: in that case you wouldn't need to package it for ubuntu at all ... get it into debian and file a sync request (see ubuntu wiki)11:51
Iulianapachelogger: Well, I'm not planning to get it into Debian very soon.11:51
apacheloggerwell, then you need to use motu developers as maintainer11:52
Iulianapachelogger: Ok then.11:52
calcIulian: there are sponsors for debian as well11:53
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apacheloggerIulian: for the debian packaging copyright you might want to use GPL-2 in the URL11:58
apacheloggerGPL islinking to GPL-311:58
IulianRight12:00
warp10norsetto: regarding the junior mentoring program, both MOTUs and members of ~universe-contributors are eligible to be mentors, right?12:06
sebnerhuhu jono =)12:07
emgentmoin sebner warp10 jono12:08
sebneremgent: \o/12:08
jonohey12:10
Iulianapachelogger: It doesn't fix the symlink problem if I add libglibmm-utils2 as a dependency on libgtkmm-utils2. What version should I add?12:27
persiaDoes anyone have a workaround for "dpkg: syntax error: unknown group `Debian-exim' in statoverride file" when trying to build against intrepid?12:27
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k0pIulian, are you package mantainer?12:35
apacheloggerIulian: why doesn't it?12:36
Iulianapachelogger: Uhmm, no idea, still looking.12:38
apacheloggerIulian: less DEBFILE12:38
apacheloggerinvestigate the content12:38
sebnergo apachelogger, go apachelogger ^^12:38
apacheloggeryou will see that every package's changelog and readme and stuff links to the libglibmm-utils2 package12:38
c4_121gogo12:39
apacheloggerso one way or another every package should depend on libglibmm-utils212:39
c4_121its my first time in unbuntu12:39
c4_121hi all12:39
apacheloggerhey c4_12112:40
AnAnt_Hello, how can I know what alternatives are provided by which packages in my system ?12:45
ScottKhuats: I am here for about 5 minutes.12:46
huatsScottK: no big deal12:48
huatsI'll talk to you once you have more time :)12:48
huatsjust ping me :)12:48
* ScottK will try to remember.12:49
sebnerfolks12:54
sebnernow it's time to say goodbye12:54
sebnercya in 2 weeks =)12:54
taconehave good holydays12:54
sebnertacone: thx =)12:54
huatssebner: enjoy :)12:55
norsettowarp10: right12:55
sistpoty|worknice holidays sebner13:00
warp10norsetto: ok. Does that imply that for a prospective developer to be accepted as a contributor he should have enough skills and knowledge to be a mentor (apart from his own will to be an actual mentor)?13:00
norsettowarp10: as you correctly say, expert contributors will not be obliged to mentor junior ones, that will be purely on a volunteer bases.13:03
warp10norsetto: BTW, I like your document, and I especially like that expert contributors will mentor new prospective devs.13:08
norsettowarp10: yes, I think that is a big step forward in the right direction13:10
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SyntuxI'm having sort of a problem with dget and gpg, can someone help in that http://paste.syntux.net/bin/3713:19
\shhttp://www.cs.arizona.edu/people/justin/packagemanagersecurity/ <- nicely done :)13:23
slytherinSyntux: What help do you need there?13:34
Iulianapachelogger: I still can't figure out what could be the problem, sorry.13:34
Iulianapachelogger: I have no idea why depending on libglibmm-utils2 doesn't fix the problem.13:35
Syntuxslytherin, dget complaining about the signature and aint creating guidedog-1.0.0,13:36
LaneySyntux: use dget -xu to skip verification, or dpkg-source -x <.dsc>13:37
slytherinSyntux: The complain about signature is because you don't have public key of the person who signed source package.13:37
Syntuxslytherin, but it's support to extract the package with the -x right?13:38
slytherinSyntux: But that is no reason not extract source13:38
slytherinSyntux: yes it should13:38
Syntuxwell, it's not doing it13:38
slytherinSyntux: see if 'dpkg-source -x *.dsc' does it13:38
Laneydget will fail on a gpg failure unless you pass -u.13:38
SyntuxLaney, it worked with -u13:39
Laney:)13:39
Syntux:-)13:39
HobbseeLaney: that's not a fail - it's a warning.13:40
Hobbsee(thank goodness)13:40
LaneyWell the package doesn't get extracted in that case13:40
LaneyI'll get round to makeing a ubuntu-dev-keyring one day soon13:40
Laneymaking(13:41
Laney*13:41
slytherinLaney: On the contrary, I have always seen the package getting extracted irrespective of the check13:41
LaneyReally? Maybe we have different prefs13:41
SyntuxLaney, what prefs would cause such thing?13:41
LaneyAll I know is the behaviour I see13:42
Hobbseeslytherin: likewise13:42
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Hobbseejdong: can you backport recordmydesktop and rdepends, please?14:10
Hobbsee(it's broken in hardy)14:10
calcdirecthex: ping14:11
* calc merged mono since directhex seems to be missing for a few days14:24
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Major_Konghi, i need some help making a debian package for a script. (i don't know to do it...) how do i proccede ?15:26
laga!packaging | Major_Kong15:27
ubottuMajor_Kong: 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 !backports15:27
Major_Kongdoes it cover making a package for a script ?15:27
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Major_Kong?15:30
lagaMajor_Kong: i'd assume so15:33
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devfil_asac: ping15:46
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bddebianHeya gang15:53
IulianHi bddebian15:54
sistpoty|workhi bddebian15:54
bddebianHi Iulian, sistpoty|work15:54
devfilasac: you are my mentor, so probability you would know how I work to help me on avoid procedural error etc... I've recently done a package a little difficult, I think that looking at it you can learn how I work15:55
asacdevfil: ah ok. so what are you working on?16:03
devfilasac: I'm currently working to update varkon at the latest version, however I've recently finished to update crystalspace at the 1.2.1 version (https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/crystalspace/+bug/242961)16:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 242961 in crystalspace "Please update crystalspace to 1.2.1" [Undecided,Confirmed]16:05
* sistpoty|work heads home... cya16:07
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asacdevfil: ok. hard to check what you changed with just the diff.gz. can you attach a debdiff of just the debian/ directory for this update?16:13
devfilasac: I started from Debian debian dir, so a debdiff from debian version or ubuntu version?16:15
asacdevfil: what version is currently in debian and what version is in ubuntu?16:16
devfilasac: in ubuntu 1.0, in debian trunk of 1.216:17
asacdevfil: when was trunk 1.2 uploaded?16:17
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devfilasac: 06 February 200816:18
asacdevfil: ok. so this does two things in a row16:22
asac1. merge16:22
asac2. bump upstream version16:22
devfilasac: exactly16:23
devfilasac: do you want that I upload the debian dir only?16:24
HewHey guys, I'm looking into submitting my first patch. This fix just requires a dependency change in debian/control , but being a noob, I'm not sure what it is I need to do this. I've read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Contributing and got the source, but I can't find debian/control (except for in the .diff). Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks16:36
Hewdo I just modify the .diff file? This just doesn't seem like the right way to do it. Surely there's a page somewhere that details how to make non-source-code changes.16:42
asacdevfil: yes please ... please the complete debdiff for ubnutu and the debdiff from debian to ubuntu16:42
devfilasac: no problem16:43
Hewnever mind, I think I worked it out16:44
devfilasac: maybe a diff between ubuntu debian dir and 1.2.1 and Debian debian dir and 1.2.1 is the best solution, debdiff will include also the edited things on crystalspace sources16:46
asacdevfil: yes, just the debdiff of the debian dir16:50
asacyou can do the complete debdiff and use filterdiff to filter-in/-out the bits you want/dont want16:51
asacdevfil: ^^16:51
devfilasac: ora I can do diff -ruN16:51
asacdevfil: please use debdiff so you get used to the proper tools for doing that16:53
devfilasac: ok16:53
slytherinHew: Yuo don't update diff, you extract source, make changes, update changelog and create source package again then you submit debdiff16:54
Hewslytherin: For some reason I missed the debian folder in the extracted source earlier; I've found it now. Thanks for your help.16:56
slytherinHew: When I say extract source it means, 'dpkg-source -x *.dsc'16:57
Hewslytherin: I did apt-get source <packagename>, which seemed to do everything. Is this also a correct way of doing it?16:58
slytherinHew: yes even that is fine. Only thing is that it needs deb-src urls in yuor /etc/apt/sources.list. Where as with dpkg-source you can extract any source16:59
Hewslytherin: Ah, gotcha. Yea, I made sure my source repositories were all there before I started. Thanks for the info.17:00
devfilasac: I'm unable to use interdiff I think17:06
devfils/interdiff/filterdiff/17:07
asacdevfil: why?17:11
asacdebdiff .... | filterdiff -i*/debian/*17:11
asacshould do the trick17:11
devfiluhm ok17:12
slytherindevfil: if you are upadting a package to new upstream version, simply attach .diff.gz to bug17:15
devfilslytherin: already done17:15
slytherindevfil: so why do you need interdiff then?17:15
devfilslytherin: asac asked to upload the debdiff between my pakcage and debian/ubuntu version17:16
slytherindevfil: asac is a developer, I am not. So it is your call. :-)17:17
devfilasac: all done17:21
Major_Kongquick question: i don't suppose there are scripts to help me create a package for a perl script and some bash scripts, is there ?17:22
Major_Kong*are there ?17:22
AnAntHello, may someone review this swt-gtk upload: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=swt-gtk ?17:25
crimsunmario_limonciell: it's due to upstream (Adobe) being crazy with their version numbers17:28
crimsunmario_limonciell: and yes, it's an attempt to avoid introducing an epoch, since Debian already uses an epoch, and I wanted to leave MOTU the option of reverting to the Debian source versioning17:29
asacdevfil: what are the changes against crystalspace-1.2.1/CS/scripts/deb/core/debian/changelog17:32
asacis that a mirror of the real changelog?17:32
asacanyway. didnt we have any changes in ubuntu (vs. debian)?17:33
devfilasac: crystalspace-1.2.1/CS/scripts/deb/core/debian/changelog is the debian dir included in the official package, really old17:33
devfilthe changes needed between ubuntu and debian are only build-depends17:34
devfiland I've included them17:34
asacdevfil: why do we introduce crystalspace-1.2.1/debian/patches/csstartme_startme_cfg_programs.diff?17:35
asac(if its only the build-depends ;))17:35
NCommandermorning world17:36
AnAntasac: does gnash operation depend on existance of flashplugin-nonfree package ?17:37
NCommanderAnAnt, no17:37
emgentmoin NCommander17:37
geserHi NCommander17:37
asacdevfil: +cd CS; DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/crystalspace $(MAKE) install_bin install_lib install_plugin install_data install_config17:37
NCommanderI'm debating taking a break from FTBFS, and working on merges (its pretty much the same thing ;-))17:37
asacdevfil: that line would have better  be just in the debian format (e.g. multipe lines)17:38
asacdevfil: what license is debian/crystalspace/usr/share/crystalspace*/data/maps/castle/license.txt17:38
asac?17:38
asacwe appear to remove it17:38
asacif its a different license then the one the main program is under we should ship it in usr/share/doc/...17:39
devfilasac: I included it in debian/copright17:42
asacok thats good enough17:43
Hewany ideas why 'debuild -S' isn't working for me? This is the first problem in the output I see: make[1]: /usr/share/quilt/quilt.make: No such file or directory17:46
asacdevfil: so do you want to update the diff.gz for install_ thing? otherwise i would ack it17:46
geserHew: sudo apt-get install quilt17:47
NCommanderand then probably add quilt to the build-deps17:47
asacdevfil: i think its better to include that change as could send the diff directly to debian then17:47
geserNCommander: it probably is already but not installed17:47
asacand chances are higher that it would be included17:47
devfilasac: what you mean in "so do you want to update the diff.gz for install_ thing? otherwise i would ack it"?17:48
NCommandergeser, debuild will not build if source dependencies are not satisfied17:48
asacdevfil: read the comments i gave above ;)17:48
Hewgeser: Just what I needed! Thanks :-)17:49
geserNCommander: debuild -S doesn't need all build-dependencies installed, just the one use in the clean target, which is called before the source package gets build17:49
devfilasac: Debian maintainer seems to be offline and this package is "outdated". I prefer to include this in ubuntu and make a NMU with the same changes, so when maintainer will upload my NMU we will sync the package17:51
asacdevfil: thats not the point. i just said that you shouldnt have moved from a multi-line install to a one liner :)17:54
asacotherwise i agree17:54
RoAkSoAxgreetings! xD17:55
devfilasac: ah ok, I didn't understand, however why?17:55
asacdevfil: just to be closer ... the diff would have been smaller and better reviewable ,)17:57
asacits not a big point though. but in the end its just removing the "arch" ifs ... so there is no need to redo that line imo17:57
devfilok17:57
devfilwhat do you think about all work?17:57
asacdevfil: just imagine on next merge ... the diff will be more comprehensible17:57
asacdevfil: looks good. well done17:58
devfilok17:58
ilembitov1Hi, guys. Can somebody explain to me - is maintaining packages in Universe strictly tied to Ubuntu release schedule?18:01
ilembitov1Just I try to understand, why universe doesn't get updates to major packages after release18:03
lukehasnoname<non-motu person here> Update requests have to be submitted, and there has to be a good reason (major bug, required version update, etc.)18:04
ilembitov1Oh, so Universe can get major updates?18:05
LaneyThat's what backports are for18:05
stgraberilembitov1: Ubuntu's policy is not to update software once the release is out. Only a few packages are exceptions like Firefox, others just have to be fixed by getting the security/bugfix from the new upstream version and applying it on the version in the repository.18:06
stgraberto get newer release of a software, use backport.18:06
ilembitov1But backports don't contain fresh software either...18:06
ilembitov1Do baskports get update only after a request?18:07
* Laney nods18:07
lukehasnonamehm18:08
lukehasnonamenexuiz should get a backport update18:08
* lukehasnoname will probably fill out a report on bugs.LP, right?18:09
ilembitov1plt-scheme should get an update. It didn't get one for years...18:09
stgraberbackport is usually taking a release from the current devel version (Intrepid) and having it backported to an older release like hardy18:10
stgraberso the package first has to be newer in the current devel release18:10
persiailembitov1: Has intrepid been updated yet?18:10
lukehasnonamestgraber: Got it.18:10
ilembitov1ilembitov1: What do you mean?18:11
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apacheloggerIulian: it does18:48
apacheloggerwhy do you think it does not?18:48
Iulianapachelogger: Because when running lintian against the changes file it complains.18:53
apacheloggerIulian: lintian is not always the smartest sorcerer to ask ;-)18:54
Iulianapachelogger: Ok then, I will upload it to revu right now.18:54
Iulianapachelogger: Uploaded, please have a look at it.18:58
slytheringeser: I am confused with the bug state changes in statcvs sync bug, can you please explain?18:59
apacheloggerIulian: should be ok now, I will give it a complete revu later on19:11
Iulianapachelogger: Sure, just ping me if you need something.19:20
bobbo                                          /whois norsetto19:22
bobbosorry!19:22
foxmikeHi! I'm stuck with a packaging problem.  I'm trying to package brasero-0.8.0 (new upstream version) for hardy, but the build fails.  Can anyone help me sorting it out?19:23
Laneyfoxmike: You might be interested to know that ember has uploaded that version to LP for intrepid ;)19:25
foxmikethank you, I'll take a look at it right now!19:26
jpdsbobbo: hmmm19:28
foxmikeLaney: I've been looking https://launchpad.net/~ember/+archive?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=any and https://launchpad.net/~ember/+archive?field.name_filter=&field.status_filter=any and I have not seen any brasero package.  Can you confirm I'm looking the right pages?  Maybe it is just not there yet?19:32
foxmikeWell, actually I haven't found any brasero 0.8.0 for the later page...19:33
Laneyfoxmike: It's not been uploaded to the archive, just on a bug waiting for sponsorship I believe.19:33
Laneylook at the bugs for brasero in Ubuntu on LP19:33
foxmikeok I'll check there, thank you!19:33
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bddebianDo be do be dooo19:44
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Iulianbddebian: Scooby Doo?19:51
bddebianSure :)19:51
Iulianbddebian: Are you still watching cartoons? Grow up!19:53
* Iulian smiles19:53
taconeomg, what's wrong with cartoons ?19:53
AstralJavaSound gurus, if aconnect is provided by alsa-utils, what -dev package needs to be included as build-depends for an application depending on it (aconnect) to be built properly? I've got a problem in which a package builds fine on pbuilder (intrepid), but fails in PPA.20:13
AstralJavaOh, and it fails on finding aconnect.20:14
AstralJavahttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/16044984/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-amd64.rakarrack_0.2.0%2B20080710svn-1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz20:14
k0psomeone can make a review of my package, please? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=umit20:37
norsettok0p: why?20:38
k0pnorsetto, well.. I need a review to package should be added on ubuntu, right?20:39
AstralJava*blink* *blink* why? What why?20:39
norsettok0p: yes, but why should we review your package? I don't mean to be rude, just would like to understand why we should20:40
k0pnorsetto, oh I understand. I never make a package before. Umit it's a graphic front-end for nmap. and it should be nice that umit will be added in ubuntu repository to our users don't have install manually.20:42
norsettok0p: ok, thanks for letting me know20:42
norsettok0p: do you know what is a watch file?20:43
slytherinAstralJava: is your pbuilder chroot distribution same as ppa?20:43
k0pnorsetto, nop20:43
norsettok0p: did you read our packaging guide? Its explained in there (too)20:44
k0pread some parts of guide. I'll read it20:44
norsettok0p: we really appreciate having a watch file, it helps to keep packages up to date and automatise some of the review tasks20:45
AstralJavaslytherin: pbuilder distribution is intrepid, and updated. changelog tells PPA buildd that the distribution is intrepid. Can I make a difference somehow?20:45
k0phmm about the package?20:46
k0por about the code?20:46
slytherinAstralJava: I was just confirming if your pbuilder was intrepid20:46
norsettok0p: the watch file is part of the package20:46
AstralJavaslytherin: Oh, okay. Yes, it is. :)20:46
slytherinAstralJava: The log you referred is Ubuntu build log, right? not PPA log20:46
k0pnorsetto, so it's like make package downloading the code from svn?20:47
slytherinAstralJava: If the package needs aconnect to build which is provided by alsa-utils then you need to add alsa-utils in build depends20:47
norsettok0p: could be, but in that case it would also be nice to have a get-orig-source target in debian/rules20:47
AstralJavaslytherin: Nope, that's from launchpad. Here is the pbuilder log: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/27551/20:49
AstralJavaslytherin: That's the thing, I wanted understand why my pbuilder works without it. :)20:50
slytherinAstralJava: any change yu have some additional packages in pbuilder chroot?20:50
k0pnorsetto, so I need add a target get-orig-source?20:50
norsettok0p: for packaging python apps, you should really use one of our two python helpers: pycentral or pysupport20:50
slytherink0p: if the software is released in .tar.gz format then you may not need get-orig-source, only watch file. But you need to repack and pack or do some additional changes to tar.gz file then you will need get-orig-source targer20:52
norsettok0p: I have 248 lintian warnings and 3 warnings, I think this is a record :-)20:53
norsettok0p: s/3 warnings /3 errors/20:53
AstralJavaslytherin: No additional scripts from me, no.20:53
k0pI have 248 warnings?20:53
k0plol20:53
k0por errors?20:53
k0phere I don't have errors20:54
norsettok0p: 248 warnings and 3 errors20:54
IulianWhoah!20:54
geserslytherin: Riddell processed today sync requests but apparently forgot to add a flag that the ubuntu changes can be overwritten. The script set the status nonetheless to "fix released" and pitti asked me to reopen them, so they are back at confirmed.20:54
norsettok0p: thats because you didn't check the binary packages20:54
k0pnorsetto, I don't have warnings in my ubuntu.. and not online. How you see this errors?20:54
k0pbinary packages?20:54
slytheringeser: Yes, I understood that later. :-)20:55
norsettok0p: yes, after you have build your source package, you should use lintian to check your binary packages20:55
slytherinAstralJava: Which package is it? I will try building in my pbuilder20:55
k0pnorsetto, I only have one warning here20:55
norsettok0p: or just check the binary .changes, lintian will check all binary automatically20:56
k0pnorsetto, lintian -iIv?20:56
AstralJavaslytherin: rakarrack, it'll be new. Sources can be found in my PPA @ deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/astraljava/ubuntu intrepid main20:56
AstralJavaerr... deb-src naturally20:57
slytherinAstralJava: is it on revu?20:57
norsettok0p: lintian umit_0.9.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb20:58
k0pnorsetto, I don't have errors :/21:00
norsettok0p: try giving lintian a kick or two, guess just needs to warm up ....21:00
slytherink0p: have you installed lintian from intrepid or hardy-backports? Also did you do lintian *.changes?21:00
slytheringeser: Do you think you can find enough time to review and sponsor batik update?21:01
k0phardy-backports21:01
AstralJavaslytherin: Yes. http://revu.ubuntuwire.org/details.py?package=rakarrack21:02
norsettok0p: the precompiled translation files are no-go21:05
CarlFKinstalled intrepid, added  http://akirad.cinelerra.org/dists/gutsy.list, then did apt-get build-dep cinelerra21:06
CarlFKE: Package libfaad2-dev has no installation candidate.  However the following packages replace it:   libfaad-dev21:06
k0pnorsetto, no-go?21:07
CarlFKshould I tell the cinelerra package maintainer, or is that something that should be logged in lp?21:07
k0pslytherin, there are a guide to install lintian from intrepid?21:07
norsettok0p: yes, they are totally against the GPL which the package claims to be licensed with21:07
slytherink0p: no, one from hardy-backports is fine21:08
k0phmm ok21:08
k0pnorsetto, we have .mo files21:08
slytherinCarlFK: Tell cinelerra maintainer21:09
norsettok0p: exactly, you need the sources21:09
CarlFKslytherin: ok.  thanks.21:09
k0pwe have the sources too21:09
norsettok0p: no sources (or "preferred form of modification"), no GPL21:09
slytherinCarlFK: By the way, you are using gutsy url in intrepid, libfaad2-dev is present in gutsy.21:09
k0pnorsetto, you're right21:10
k0pI don't know what's happer21:11
k0phappen21:11
norsettok0p: you really have to ask upstream, its for his own good too21:11
k0pnorsetto, remove mo files and add the sources right?21:11
k0pupstream?21:11
geserslytherin: I can try21:11
norsettok0p: the author21:12
CarlFKslytherin: not sure what to do with that21:12
k0poh yeah21:12
k0psure21:12
slytheringeser: Actually I could not get hold of blueyed for last 3-4 days. So I have readded the bug to u-u-s queue as per discussion with persia. There are few packages in DEPWAIT due to batik.21:13
slytherinCarlFK: Why are you building package from their site?21:14
k0pnorsetto, so: add watch file ;  see pycentral or pysupport ; remove .mo files ; add po files. And more?21:14
norsettok0p: Maintainer will be MOTU, you can list yourself as the XSBC-OriginalMaintainer21:14
slytherinAstralJava: Your package build fine for my intrepid pbuilder too. Seems to be some problem with PPA then.21:15
norsettok0p: and don't forget the 248+3 from lintian ;-)21:15
CarlFKslytherin: i think it uses trunk - but not sure actually21:15
k0pnorsetto, I don't see it :S21:15
k0p:(21:15
norsettok0p: what is the exact command you are giving ?21:16
k0plintian umit_0.9.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb21:16
norsettok0p: build-depends and depends needs to be revisited once you use pycentral/pysupport21:17
slytherinCarlFK: What you can do is 'apt-get source cinelerra', change libfaad2-dev to libfaad-dev in debian/control file, add changelog entry and then do 'dpkg-buildpackage -b'21:17
norsettok0p: what do you have in your umit_0.9.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb? Is it empty!?21:17
AstralJavaslytherin: Thanks for confirming. I uploaded a version that has alsa-utils in build-depends. Let's see how it works. Unfortunately I seem to have accidentally uploaded the new version to REVU also, when I could have merely updated the former. It hasn't showed up yet, but can I request a deletion if it turns out as another package in REVU?21:18
norsettok0p: and the description is to be totally redone, please read the packaging guide on how to do that properly21:18
slytherinAstralJava: any change that that failure is arch specific?21:18
slytherinAstralJava: because I have i386, and your log was for amd6421:19
AstralJavaslytherin: Nope, failed on all archs.21:19
AstralJavaslytherin: Same reason also.21:19
k0pnorsetto, ok21:19
norsettok0p: why do you repeat the GPL license header two times? one is enough21:19
norsettok0p: use the one with the correct FSF address ;-)21:20
norsettok0p: and the pointer for GPL-2 is /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-221:20
norsettok0p: for the download location this is enough: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/umit/21:22
k0pnorsetto, is it in watch file?21:22
norsettok0p: and use your full name in debian/copyright21:22
norsettok0p: no, all these in debian/copyright21:22
mouzwould someone like to sponsor my latest patch for bug 246106? thanks :)21:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 246106 in revu-tools "revu-tools always say lintian not happy" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24610621:23
k0pnorsetto, ok21:24
geserslytherin: I've found the .diff.gz for batik, do you know what's the easiest way to get the .orig.tar.gz?21:24
norsettok0p: there is also another license for the higwidgets, it is the LGPL-2.121:24
AstralJavaslytherin: PPA builds succeed now with alsa-utils added. Gonna investigate more tomorrow, gotta get to bed now. Thanks for helping out.21:24
k0pyeah.. I need to include too?21:24
slytheringeser: target get-orig-source. :-)21:24
slytherinAstralJava: welcome21:25
geserslytherin: now I just to figure out, how I get debian/rules out of the .diff.gz21:26
norsettok0p: absolutely, but there is possibly an eror since all sources in higwidgets are licensed GPL-2, this has to be clarified upstream too21:26
norsettok0p:  Guilherme Polo <ggpolo@gmail.com> is an author too21:26
k0pnorsetto, yeah it was fixed in the trunk too21:26
CarlFKslytherin: thanks21:26
k0pthe licence of higwidgets was fixed.. i'll update21:27
k0pnorsetto, what's about the author guilherme?21:27
slytheringeser: well, you can gunzip .diff.gz and the do 'patch -p1 < .diff' any directory, you will all the debian files21:27
norsettok0p: he is quoted as the author in one of the source files21:27
k0pyeah21:27
k0pit was21:28
k0pit is21:28
k0pis it to included in debian/copyright21:28
k0p?21:28
norsettok0p: yes, its better21:30
k0pnorsetto, ok. I have all the notes21:30
k0pI only have the problem21:30
k0pbecause I don't see warnings21:30
k0pcan you upload it to pastebin?21:30
k0pwell.. may be I need to install other lintian21:31
norsettok0p: which pastebin you prefer?21:31
k0pchoose you :)21:32
norsetto!pastebin21:32
ubottupastebin is a service to post multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu.com (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic)21:32
CarlFKslytherin: dpkg-buildpackage will get the dependencies?21:33
norsettok0p: http://paste.ubuntu.com/27556/21:33
k0pthanks21:33
k0pnorsetto, what commend do you execute to see it?21:34
slytherinCarlFK: No, it just build package. You will have to install dependencies manually I guess, at least one i.e. libfaad-dev21:34
slytheringeser: Any more inputs needed form me? I have to go to sleep.21:34
broonieapt-get build-dep might be handy21:34
CarlFKbroonie: build-dep is erroring21:34
norsettok0p: lintian umit_0.9.5-0ubuntu1_amd64.changes21:34
CarlFKhttp://dpaste.com/65185/21:34
slytherinbroonie: Not in his case. He is using a source for gutsy where libfaad2-dev was present. But his distribution is intrepid where libfaad-dev is needed21:35
norsettok0p: you don't need README.Debian21:35
k0pk21:38
k0pok21:38
norsettok0p: what are the .dmp files?21:38
k0pnorsetto, sqlite I think21:39
k0poh no21:40
k0pit's not21:40
k0pit's a file with information to identify servers21:40
geserslytherin: still fighting to get the .orig.tar.gz but I make progress21:40
slytheringeser: what is problem?21:40
slytheringeser: I mean doesn't 'make -f debian/rules get-orig-source' work for you?21:41
geserslytherin: I guess the last problem was that the dir I was running get-orig-source was badly named (just batik and not batik-1.7, so tar failed)21:41
norsettok0p: in the desktop files, add a ; at the end of the categories line21:41
norsettok0p: do you need to run this thing as root?21:42
k0pyeah it's needed21:42
slytheringeser: I think it shouldn't make a difference. The upstream zip will be extracted into separate dir with proper version.21:42
geserhmm21:42
norsettok0p: ok, the you only need one desktop file21:42
geserslytherin: does the packaging base on the Debian package? if yes, did you need to change much?21:43
k0pnorsetto, why?21:43
norsettok0p: in the desktop file, use an imperative verb in the comment21:43
k0pI can run it as root or without root21:43
norsettok0p: you said you need to be root21:43
k0pnorsetto, my mistake21:44
slytheringeser: Debian doesn't have get-orig-source. Also as far as I remember pdf-transcoder.jar file was removed in repackaged source. I am deleting all jar files in clean target instead.21:44
k0pI can run with root or without root21:44
norsettok0p: well, still, if you don't you still need one desktop file only21:44
k0pwith root we have all previligiuous to make some scans21:44
k0pbut I need twice21:44
slytheringeser: One more thing. pdf-transcoder source is updated. You can find detail in README.Debian-source21:44
slytheringeser: But rest everything is same IIRC21:45
norsettok0p: than the application is bogus, for the priviledged operation they would need to switch to root , but it will have to be done within the application21:45
slytheringeser: except the usual updates.21:45
geserslytherin: now I finally got a .orig.tar.gz21:46
slytheringeser: If it is too much trouble, leave it. We can discuss in detail tomorrow. I have to go now.21:46
slytheringeser: Ok. Best luck with review then. :-) Bye.21:47
norsettok0p: looks like the icon is not correctly installed21:47
k0pnorsetto, about the last comment I think that we can't switch to root in runtime21:48
k0pabout last..well21:49
norsettok0p: /usr/share/icons/umit_ico_48px.svg but you want it in /usr/share/icons/umit/umit_ico_48px.svg21:49
norsettok0p: anyhow, thats it for tonigh, now you have enough to keep you busy for the next few weeks ;-)21:50
k0pnorsetto, not the next few weeks dude.21:50
k0pi'll working hard to fix it :D21:51
k0pI hope finish tomorrow21:51
k0pbut it's lot of warnings :O21:51
k0pand erros21:51
k0pto fix21:52
k0pnorsetto, btw thanks a lot!21:52
k0pit's very nice your help21:52
norsettok0p: my pleasure21:53
TGDhi21:53
k0p:)21:53
TGDhello21:55
TGDhmmm21:56
huatsnorsetto !!!21:58
norsettohuats !!!21:58
norsettothe well aligned couple :-)21:58
huats:)21:58
huatsthanks for trying to find a mentor to didrocks, you wont be disapointed21:59
norsettohuats: I hope he will be true to his name ;-)22:00
huats:=22:00
huats:)22:00
huatsI am sure he will22:01
norsettowhats :=, a funny guy with two breadsticks in his nose?22:01
huatsno simply a funny french guy that has some pbs with it keyboard :)22:02
norsettolol22:02
norsetto_#($%_#_#@$_@#%22:03
* tacone HATES french keyboards22:04
* norsetto hates french women22:04
* Laney loves french cheese22:05
emgentargh22:06
* tacone bleurgh22:06
k0pnorsetto,  should I remove mo files?22:10
norsettok0p: it would be better, they should be created at build time22:11
k0pok22:11
k0pnorsetto, I can't make nothing a respect two desktop files22:13
norsettoemgent: o/22:13
k0pif users want he should be run umit as root22:13
k0pmay be next release of umit it should be fixed22:14
emgentnorsetto: o/22:16
CarlFKlooking at hvirtual-2.1.0/debian/control I see libfaad2-dev | libfaad-dev,22:20
CarlFKso shouldn't it use libfaad-dev if it can't get the first?22:20
Adri2000it should22:24
tormodgit help please: how can I undo a commit, but keep changes (cause I want to change something but push only one commit in the end)?22:34
NCommanderI don't think its possible in git to do that short of going back to the old revision and then applying diffs manually22:36
tormodgit reset --soft ?22:38
wgrantUse bzr :P22:38
tormodNCommander: going back how? git reset --hard?22:39
tormodwgrant: I think I know how to do this with bzr, yes :)22:39
NCommanderI'd agree with wgrant, use bzr ;-)22:39
norsettobzr? whats bzr!?22:39
NCommandertormod, by recloning the git repo, and then applying your patches to that and commiting22:40
tormodNCommander: starting from scratch that is... I was hoping for something less bandwidth hungry22:40
Adri2000tormod: git reset doesn't work?22:41
* NCommander does not think that highly of git22:41
tormodAdri2000: just tried git reset --hard , and I can still see my changes22:42
Adri2000git reset <commit> ?22:43
tormodAdri2000: just found that out thanks22:43
NCommanderAdri2000, that simply changes the working tree, it doesn't effect his local repo22:43
Adri2000NCommander: you mean it doesn't remove the commit?22:44
tormodthe problem is I never understood CVS, only did was I was told. working tree? repo?22:44
tormod(I don't expect to be explained this here now)22:44
Adri2000in git you have index as well :)22:44
NCommanderAdri2000, nope. out of the box, there isn't a way to completely elimiate a revision short of editing files to my knowledge22:45
tormodAdri2000: brain overload :)22:45
NCommanderBut I haven't used git in quite some time22:45
NCommanderSo I can't say for sure its right22:45
tormodbut hey, "git reset --hard <commit>" changed my files and according to "git log" some meta information as well. looks good22:46
NCommanderWell, if that works, then neat22:47
* NCommander adds it to his git cheatsheet22:51
NCommanderI still think git is almost as bad as GNU arch22:51
NCommanderBut at least its not as messy22:51
tormodarch - I had forgot about that one. as if it's not enough with svn, git, bzr and that they keep changing.22:58
* NCommander blows the dust on his How To Package memories23:14
k0pwhere I can know more about pycentral and pysupport?23:24
warp10Hi all23:31
NCommander when you name a library, the dev package is libraryname-dev, and the actual library is libraryname0, where zero is the ABI, right?23:36
k0plintian V please23:38
k0plintian -V23:39
NCommander??23:39
k0pNCommander, it's not for you.23:39
NCommanderoh23:40
ScottKNCommander: Yes.23:40
NCommandershould I start the numbering at 0 or 123:41
Adri2000023:41
ScottKk0p: Look in the new python policy (google for Debian new python policy) and in the docs for each package.23:41
NCommander(this is the first time in like years I've packaged a library)23:41
Adri2000NCommander: you start counting at 0, right? :)23:41
NCommanderAdri2000, no, -1 ;-)23:41
NCommanderI'm always owing someone something so I need to take that into account23:41
k0pScottK, ok thanks23:41
k0pScottK, what version of lintian do you use?23:42
NCommanderok, got the watch file done, just need to update the copyright file, clean up the rules, and add the descriptions to the control file, and then upload to REVU23:42
ScottKk0p: 1.24.223:43
k0p1.24.1 is old school?23:45
ScottKAs of about two days ago, yes.23:45
k0pI guy found 248 warnings in my package and I don't see it23:45
ScottKWhat package?23:45
k0pumit23:45
ScottKRight now it's packaged as a native package, so fix that first.23:47
ScottKhttp://revu.ubuntuwire.com/revu1-incoming/umit-0807160010/lintian23:47
k0pare you talking about warning?23:47
k0puploading..23:47
k0pScottK, I already upload.23:48
k0pwhen It's online I'll say to you23:48
k0p2 minutes remaining :)23:49
=== gaurdro_ is now known as gaurdro
k0pScottK, can you take a look now?23:58
k0phttp://revu.tauware.de/details.py?package=umit23:58

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