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nxvlNCommander: around?00:50
NCommandersorta00:50
NCommanderSuffering from ada-itus00:51
nxvlNCommander: i still apear in revu as a contributor00:51
nxvland it's not taking in account my ACK's00:51
NCommanderACKs?00:51
nxvladvocates00:51
nxvl+1's00:51
nxvlhowever you want to call it00:51
NCommanderChecking00:51
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nxvlneed to run01:14
nxvlNCommander: please take a look at that01:15
nxvl:D01:15
NCommanderLook at what?01:15
NCommanderI fixed that01:15
StempHi all (again in fact for some of you), I ask the question in ubuntu-bugs but it might be better to ask here. It's about a bug in fail2ban in Hardy. This bug is fixed in Debian. I uploaded the Sid package in my ppa to check it. What should I do now to ask for the Debian package in Hardy ?02:35
StempGood night, I was answered in ubuntu-bugs03:03
StevenK~.03:35
tbielawahello all03:57
tbielawaI wonder if there's any chance some one can please give me some REVU feedback? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=lucidlife04:18
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dholbachgood morning08:01
gesergood morning dholbach08:05
dholbachhi geser08:05
raphinkmorning08:14
didrockshi everyone o/08:25
slytherinIf a package contains help files, do I need anything special in postinsts to install them? scrollkeeper update etc.09:08
huatsmorning everyone09:25
persiaslytherin: It entirely depends on the type of the help files.  If you want to register them with scrollkeeper, you'd need to do so.09:31
IulianG'morning09:38
slytherinpersia: I am trying to fix bug 259657. The help files will be accessed only through brasero help menu09:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 259657 in brasero "No help files in brasero in intrepid" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25965709:46
persiaslytherin: Does brasero have code to read the files directly?09:46
slytherinpersia: I think so. Because currently when I click help menu, it tells me that files are missing.09:47
persiaslytherin: Try just installing the files in the place brasero wants them, and testing locally.  If that doesn't work, you'll need to dive into the code to figure out how you are reaching that error.09:48
slytherinpersia: I don't have access to intrepid installation now. Do you have?09:49
persiaslytherin: Yes, but my queue is immense just now.09:50
persiaDoes your machine support kvm?09:50
slytherinpersia: I am in office, so I am not interested in setting up kvm here. :-)09:50
persiaslytherin: Ah.  I understand.09:50
DktrKranzNCommander, gnat transition in hardy seems limited to only six packages, most of all you already published to your PPA.10:12
* DktrKranz needs to look for online presence before ping people10:13
directhexgnat update in hardy?10:14
DktrKranzdirecthex: no. some packages need to be transitioned to gnat-4.2, we didn't manage this in time in Hardy and now some are broken10:15
directhexoh. whoops.10:16
DktrKranzdirecthex: some experience with gnat or ADA pacakges? we lack testers, and help is appreciated.10:17
directhexDktrKranz, no, sorry. i restrict myself to spreading evil microsoft patents via mono work.10:19
DktrKranzheh10:20
DktrKranztake a break, then10:20
DktrKranz;)10:20
directhexmonodoc needs updating for intrepid, but i'm working on updating it in debian first10:22
directhexsome other kind soul is working on mono-tools10:22
kostmoAre any MOTU's online that would be willing to advocate for "pyrocket"? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?upid=340610:25
kostmo"pyrocket" complements the "pymissile" package already in Ubuntu to support the whole range of USB missile launchers that are out there.  "pyrocket" also provides webcam support, joystick control, and the beginnings of automatic computer-vision control.10:25
kostmoWhat is probably of more use to the general communitiy, however, is the framework to control USB devices from Python (see here for this very idea: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?s=09eea181c23d517021f3f641630b20b9&p=4171807&postcount=4).  My "backend" code serves as a concise example for these activities.  Including my package would benefit Ubuntu by widening the gamut of hardware support, offering a springboard for USB and c10:25
kostmoomputer vision tinkering, and enabling really dorky Youtube videos (remember Compiz cube porn)?10:25
* directhex blinks10:25
kostmo:)10:25
directhexthere's a "whole range" of usb missile launchers?10:25
kostmoyeah, at least 410:26
* directhex blinks again10:26
directhexnobody in the US army is using this stuff, right?10:26
torkeldirecthex: you can't start a war with only one launcher... :-)10:26
kostmoi have a few10:26
kostmobut no opposition10:26
directhextry iran10:27
kostmothey're only interested in space exploration, right?10:27
kostmowell, bedtime for me now10:29
kostmoI'll check for bites in the morning10:30
cyberixCould someone review pyliblo? It probably still needs some work.10:33
cyberixhttp://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=pyliblo10:33
kostmoone more thing - I think this says it all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mV6573UjSpc&NR=110:35
* kostmo sleeps10:36
persiahttp://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=jQBqTqDPqXs&feature=related10:36
sistpoty|workhi folks10:37
IulianHello sistpoty.10:41
sistpoty|workhi Iulian10:41
cyberixsistpoty|work: You just missed my advertisement.10:45
cyberixsistpoty|work: In short: If you get bored, look at pyliblo at revu.10:45
sistpoty|workcyberix: sorry, am at work atm, so I can't review packages10:46
cyberixsistpoty|work: no hurry10:46
cyberixsistpoty|work: I'm trying to get someone to review it someday10:46
sistpoty|workheh10:46
cyberixProbably not all correct10:47
cyberixI'm hoping to get a list of errors10:47
cyberixand maybe solution suggestions10:47
stefanlsdIf im trying to test a postrm command to check a purge issue - is it enough to just fix the postrm in /var/lib/dpkg/info  and try purge the package... doesnt seem to work. (unless my fix doesnt work)11:12
persiastefanlsd: If the problem is only with purge, that should be sufficient.11:15
persia(In other words, your fix doesn't work)11:15
stefanlsdpersia: hehe. thanks. yeah, i figured its not actually an issue with postrm, but with prerm which is looking for the file im trying to ignore if its not found in postrm. so yeah, thanks. need to fix my fix :)11:16
stefanlsdWhen i've made a fix and i'm doing a diff, is the aim for the diff to be as unobtrusive as possible, or to be more correct. In this case im talking about indentation. After putting things in an if and indenting, the diff is larger then if i didnt indent, and left it. pretty readable still though...11:31
azeemstefanlsd: keep the coding style of the code you're changing11:32
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nxvlgood morning12:22
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Hobbseegreetings12:50
IulianHey12:50
geserHi Hobbsee12:52
RaybuntuAnyone free to make a quick review on my package? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=get-you It's a tool for downloading videos from videosites like Youtube.12:55
persiaRaybuntu: How is it better than the other three packages that do that?12:56
Raybuntuyou can search videos in the GUI12:56
Raybuntuand preview it12:57
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persiaMOTU Meeting in #ubuntu Meeting13:00
geserI hope not in #ubuntu but #ubuntu-meeting :)13:01
persiaErr.  Indeed.13:01
* persia is multitasking badly13:02
huatsmorning nxvl13:03
huatsnxvl:and since I haven't seen you for a while : congrats !13:03
huatsI am really happy for you :)13:03
nxvlhuats: thank you!13:04
nxvlhuats: you should in a while13:04
huats:)13:05
huatsI will :)13:05
huats;)13:05
huats(I hope so at least)13:05
Hobbseeoh, meeting.13:06
emgentevening13:06
nxvlread you later, have a nice day!13:07
huatsdoes anybody know where I can find the diff between policy 3.7.2 and 3.8.0 ?13:13
huats(I mean if there is a diff available somewhere)13:13
james_w/usr/share/doc/debian-policy/upgrading-checklist.gz is useful13:13
james_wthat's the approximate path at least13:13
huatsjames_w: thanks13:13
huatsI'll have a look :)13:13
james_wit's not a diff as such, but it tells you what changed that you may need to change in your package13:14
huatsit is exactly what I am looking for :)13:14
huatswhen I change the soname of a lib, I have to declare that the new lib conlicts/replaces with the previous one right ?14:04
geserno, if both versions are co-installable14:05
geseryou need to rename the package to reflect the new soversion14:05
huatsgeser: that is what I did14:05
huatshow can I figure out if they are co-installable ?14:06
geserthey should usually be unless you have some common files in both packages14:06
huatsok14:06
huatsI'll have a look at that14:06
huatsthanks geser14:07
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gesersistpoty|work: "September 5nd"? shouldn't it be "September 5th"?14:12
sistpoty|workgeser: good point *g*14:13
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jpdsIt's in France?14:14
Iulianjpds: Friday :P14:15
Iuliansistpoty|work: You can change that with Fri14:16
* sistpoty|work just reused the previous Fr *g*14:16
sistpoty|workIulian: feel free to change the topic yourself ;)14:16
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IulianJust noticed that there is no +t mode.14:18
sistpoty|workif there were, I couldn't change the topic either ;)14:19
geserjelmer: Hi, re bug 255106: it needs a newer bzr-dbus than is in intrepid but I couldn't find a sync request for it.14:19
ubottuLaunchpad bug 255106 in ubuntu "please sync bzr-avahi " [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25510614:19
jpdsIf there were, I'd remove it.14:19
jelmergeser, hi14:19
jelmergeser, you're right, sorry14:19
jelmergeser, should I file one?14:19
nxvlgeser: is bzr maintained @ debian?14:20
geserjelmer: yes please, if it's safe to sync it to intrepid14:21
gesernxvl: I hope jelmer maintains his packages which he want synced from Debian14:21
nxvloh it actually is14:22
nxvli thought it will be maintained @ ubuntu14:22
jelmernxvl: The pkg-bazaar-maint team is a mix of Debian and Ubuntu people, we usually upload to Debian and wait for it to sync to Ubuntu14:25
nxvljelmer: i would say Debian, ubuntu and canonical people, but yeah, i understand what you mean14:26
nxvljelmer: that's actually what i use to do with my packages14:27
nxvlfix in debian -> sync in ubuntu14:27
jelmernxvl, well, canonical people are Debian/Ubuntu people too :-)14:27
persiaUmm, aren't there also random bzr developers who are none of Debian, Ubuntu, or Canonical?14:28
james_wpersia: not in pkg-bazaar-maint14:29
james_wnot a lot for them to do there if they're not interested in Debian or Ubuntu14:29
persiaAh, no there wouldn't be.14:29
nxvlpersia: as in upstream, yes, but not maintainer AFAIK14:29
ScottK-laptopjelmer: Some are and some aren't.14:29
* persia feels the weight of comprehension dawning14:30
jelmeryeah, there's actually some Canonical folks who work on Bazaar and whose primary platform is Windows14:30
nxvlpersia: comprehension or the lack of sleep?14:30
nxvl:D14:30
jelmerneither of them helps maintain the Debian packages though :-)14:30
persianxvl: The one, but "dawning" because of the other.14:31
nxvlpersia: that's what i thougt14:31
* Hobbsee grumbles at forumsheep.14:36
Hobbseeat the very least, you can use brainstorm.  Or if you can't, sending an email to the devel discuss mailing list is useful, but you could at least provide a summary of what it is, so those who aren't interested don't need to visit the forum thread....14:36
TreenaksHobbsee: but the forums are COOL!14:37
TreenaksHobbsee: and everyone who doesn't want to use them is AGAINST the community!14:37
joaopintoCanonical using Windows ? Sacrilege :P14:37
HobbseeTreenaks: they're cool at being *forums*.  they do not do a good job of impersonating the bug tracker, ideastorm, or anything else!14:37
HobbseeTreenaks: heh.14:37
HobbseeTreenaks: sounds like the whole "there are more forumsheep than anyone else, so everyone should bend to the will of the forumsheep" argument...14:38
directhexHobbsee, which forum sheepery? removing mono from ubuntu-desktop?14:38
Hobbseedirecthex: nah - ubuntu-restricted-extras mail14:39
Hobbseedirecthex: i've been avoiding the mono bleating.14:40
directhexHobbsee, i ought to, but FUD is one of those things that tends to fester rather than go away14:40
Hobbseeheh14:40
* Hobbsee wondres if listadmin is finished yet14:41
Hobbseeer, fixed14:41
directhexubuntuforums. top google hit for "banning mono"14:41
Hobbseeyay14:41
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: Anyone who doesn't want mono can just switch to Kubuntu.14:41
Hobbseeban forums?  :)14:42
HobbseeScottK-laptop: or just...purge mono...14:42
ScottK-laptopThat's be good too.14:42
Hobbseeor ban forums.14:42
Hobbseeer, forum sheep.14:42
ScottK-laptopYes, but just pointint out that if one wants a mono free *buntu desktop there is one already.14:42
directhexthese are all rational options. but i wish the "ban mono" brigade would start with "ban fat32.ko" or "ban smbclient" first14:42
Hobbseetrue14:42
Hobbseedirecthex: baaaa.14:43
directhexsince the main mono moan is teh patentzzzz14:43
Hobbseedirecthex: perhaps you need to lead them in that direction.  or find someone else to.14:43
directhexthe other one being "why reinvent java, java is gpl", ignoring the several year time gap between events14:43
directhexHobbsee, ignorance can be cured. i do what i can for ignorance14:44
directhexHobbsee, stupidity on the other hand... baaaaaaaa14:44
Hobbseedirecthex: that's true :)  very true :)14:44
ScottK-laptopdirecthex: patentzzzz are also a concern for Samba.  After all the Samba devs got access to non-public documentation.14:44
directhexScottK-laptop, non-public documentation is fine. implementing ECMA standards is evil!14:45
ScottK-laptopRight, but try and tell me there aren't patents around MS SMB networking extensions.14:45
jelmerScottK-laptop, ??14:47
jelmerScottK-laptop, We don't have any more docs than everybody else14:48
ScottK-laptopjelmer: Right.  Poorly put.14:48
jelmerScottK-laptop, Microsoft published those docs we got access to on MSDN14:48
directhexScottK-laptop, iirc samba's covered by a patent pledge14:48
* ScottK-laptop was missing the word 'previously'14:48
directhexhttp://www.microsoft.com/interop/osp/default.mspx14:48
ScottK-laptopjelmer: Sorry about that.  Thanks for the correction.14:48
NCommanderDktrKranz, you around?14:49
ma10why does the whole world have to obey US patent law anyway?14:52
directhexma10, because teh patentzzz!14:53
DktrKranzNCommander: yes14:53
tuxmaniacDktrKranz: hi14:53
ma10directhex: ? :-O14:53
NCommanderDktrKranz, I rebuilt (almost) everything last night14:53
jelmergeser, Thanks, filed a sync request14:54
tuxmaniacDktrKranz: I have got the changes you requested tested by the upstream devels for bug 207760.14:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 207760 in geda-gnetlist "Broken VHDL and Verilog netlisting backends" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/20776014:54
directhexma10, don't look for rational logic from some quarters, not when there's teh patentzzz to fear, and micro$haft to disparage14:54
* NCommander thinks of two-face and his quarter14:54
DktrKranzNCommander: I did preliminary tests, and it seems there are only 6 packages involved (5 of them are in your PPA)14:54
tuxmaniacDktrKranz: I mean, the changes tested as requested by you.14:54
directhexma10, and especially don't let them know there are packages in universe under MS license, released by MS14:55
NCommanderDktrKranz, Your right, only five packages build-dep on gnat-4.114:55
ma10directhex: uhuh but last time i check the euro parliament voted against14:55
jelmerScottK-laptop, no problem, as long as we agree on what the situation is :-) There is a lot of misinformation out there14:55
NCommanderBut I thought the goal was to remove gnat-4.1 totally so everything is consistant14:55
ma10directhex: really?14:55
directhexma10, really! check /usr/share/doc/ironpython/copyright14:56
directhexCopyright (c) Microsoft Corporation.14:56
ma10$ apt-get purge ms* :D14:56
directhexMicrosoft Public License (Ms-PL)14:56
directhexMs-PL is DFSG-free, before moaning begins14:56
directhexinfact, Ms-PL includes a patent grant14:57
ma10directhex: nooo don't give more ammo to the anti-mono crew14:57
DktrKranzNCommander: well... since gnat-4.1 is stable and in good shape, we should transition those which have been rebuilt against 4.2 with issues (hardcoded deps, FTBFS, and so on)14:57
nxvli wouldn't trust microsft even if they said it's open14:57
nxvlbut yes, it's Free Software compilant14:57
directhexMs-PL is actually a nice license, reading through it14:57
nxvlat least it seems to be14:57
NCommanderdirecthex, ok, fair enough, then can we zap gnat-4.1 from ntrepid ;-)?14:58
nxvlclass is over14:58
directhexNCommander, you can zap anything you like, as long as it's not mono-related. perhaps you mean DktrKranz?14:58
nxvlread you later14:58
* NCommander zaps directhex 14:58
directhexsorry, i'm mono-related14:58
NCommanderI know, we need to steriallize you before people get sick :-P14:59
* NCommander recently got sick of mono14:59
NCommanderDktrKranz, which package do I need to add?15:00
NCommander(there might be a bug with libgtkada I need to resolve first though)15:00
stefanlsdIs there a list of requirements for being accepted as a UUC?15:00
DktrKranzNCommander: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyGnatTransition, those which have "need to be fixed" in bold15:01
NCommanderwiki. so. slow.15:01
* NCommander dies15:01
DktrKranztuxmaniac: cool15:02
NCommanderDktrKranz, I didn't build gnat-gps before of a build-deps issue I'm trying to work out15:03
NCommander  libgtkada-2.8: Depends: libpango1.0-0 (>= 1.20.5) but 1.20.1-1 is to be installed15:04
NCommanderThat's the issue15:04
DktrKranzI tried to figure out a good dependency chain for SRUs too. asis is the first, libaws comes next and the remaining ones will follow15:04
NCommanderArgh, libgtkada-2.8 only has shlibs:Deepend on its package list >.<;15:05
DktrKranzNCommander: did you have -updates available?15:05
NCommanderer15:05
DktrKranzI didn't get that15:05
NCommanderWell15:06
NCommanderTHat fixed that15:06
NCommanderFixing and building gnat-gps15:07
NCommanderanyway, the order is as follows15:07
DktrKranznice to know, GNOME packages are not our business15:07
NCommanderasis -> libtemplate -> adacontrol|gnade -> gnat-gps15:08
DktrKranzis libtemplates-parser affected too?15:09
NCommanderThat's build from libtemplate15:09
DktrKranzmh, I didn't get it15:09
DktrKranzprobably I missed it15:09
NCommandergnat-gps has no hardcoded dependency ong nat-4.115:10
NCommander(although its build-deps do, so it probably needs a binary rebuild15:10
NCommanderpython/src/python_support.c:21:20: error: Python.h: No such file or directory15:13
NCommanderBah15:14
StevenKNCommander: Epic Fail! You loos!15:14
NCommanderStevenK, no, you loose for typing on loose ;-)15:15
StevenKThat was a quote, not a typo15:15
NCommanderOh15:15
NCommanderThen I loos15:15
NCommanderBah, whoever packaged this didn't read the Debian policy15:15
StevenKActually, it was. You looz15:15
StevenKhttp://www.pvponline.com/2008/06/30/interlude-the-adventures-of-lolbat/15:15
NCommanderw.r.t. to python15:16
tuxmaniacDktrKranz: can you please sponsor the upload? It will close one bug :-)15:16
NCommanderUgh15:16
NCommanderSo15:16
NCommanderwhich versions of python do we support in hardy?15:16
NCommander2.5, or 2.4-2.5?15:17
lagayay, packages.ubuntu.com is down15:17
DktrKranztuxmaniac: I'll subscribe to it, I'll try to do it tonight. Ping me otherwise, high chances to forget about it :)15:17
tuxmaniacDktrKranz: ok. thanks a lot. :-)15:18
NCommanderI didn't even know you could write python modules in ada15:18
NCommanderDktrKranz, do you want me to fix this python issue? The problem is properly fixing it will likely be an invasive change to the package (not sure yet, but probably have to split it)15:19
NCommanderOr I can disable python support since its broken on Hardy, and then fix it in intrepid15:20
NCommanderDktrKranz, ping?15:22
sebnerdholbach: around?15:30
dholbachsebner: yes15:30
sebnerdholbach: what a shame. 2 bad sync requests xD though I forgot to mention that in my opinion the homepage patch for midori isn't worth keeping. what do you think?15:31
dholbachsebner: bug number?15:32
sebnerdholbach: bug #23649315:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 236493 in midentd "Please sync midentd 2.3.1-4 from Debian(Unstable)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/23649315:32
sebnerargh15:32
sebnersry15:32
sebnerdholbach: bug #15:32
sebner25862715:32
sebnerbug #25862715:32
jpdsFail.15:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 258627 in midori "Please sync midori 0.0.19-2 from Debian(Unstable)" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25862715:32
sebnerxD xD xD15:32
sebnerjpds: overkill15:32
dholbachsebner: you could just subscribe the author of the patch from last time and ask if it's still necessary to keep it15:33
sebnerdholbach: I think necessary yes but worth it!?!15:34
dholbachI don't have much of an opinion about that, I think it generally makes sense15:35
sebnerdholbach: because it changes just one line. http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12087774/01-default_homepage.patch15:36
IulianOne single line can do a lot.15:36
sebnerIulian: It can but it haven't to15:36
directhexIulian, it can even remove entropy from ssl!15:37
dholbachsebner: if you and LucidFox (I think) decide to drop it, drop it15:38
dholbachI'm going to call it a day now15:38
sebnerdholbach: I'll talk to him about it. thx and sry for the noise :)15:38
dholbachhave a great weekend everybody! :)15:38
sebnerdholbach: you too :D15:38
persiasebner: I'm in favour of homepage patches for all the browsers.15:41
sebnerpersia: because? take over the world with ubuntu.com startsites? ^^15:43
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persiasebner: Because the Ubuntu home page points to a number of useful Ubuntu resources.15:44
persiaAlso because I think it's inappropriate to have significant Debian branding in Ubuntu: Debian folk get enough bugs from Ubuntu users as it is.15:44
sebnerpersia: sure :) but what about uploading uqm instead of caring for homepage patches :P15:45
DktrKranzNCommander: not sure... it depends how much invasive your change is15:45
NCommanderPretty invasive :-/15:45
persiasebner: It's in the queue, there's just a backlog.  It's even near the top of things I'll upload.15:46
NCommanderI need to make it build the same package twice15:46
sebnerpersia: good to hear =)15:46
NCommanderIts probably cleaner just to turn off python support in hardy, then fix it in intrepid15:46
DktrKranzprobably15:46
NCommander(python is broken in hardy anyway)15:46
NCommanderI'll do that for now, and then we'll wait on the SRU team to tell us otherwise15:49
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stefanlsd.16:18
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siretartScottK-laptop: I might have missed that point, but the list I asked to prioritize was specifically about features in malone, not for soyuz or launchpad in general16:44
siretartScottK-laptop: I have a preliminary list for soyuz as well, but I already wrote kiko an email that I'm missing quite some items on that list. and it was only about half a dozen specs16:44
ScottK-laptopsiretart: OK.  Speed and bad U/I are an issue in Malone.16:45
ScottK-laptopI try to know as little as possible about the internal architecture of Launchpad as possible.16:46
siretartScottK-laptop: in general, I agree16:55
ScottK-laptopI think it's better that those two point go on all the lists rather than be allocated to some global list that may or may not exist or be passed to developers in the specific component.16:56
* sistpoty|work heads home... cya17:23
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ScottKNCommander: This is probably the channel to discuss the key team policy.18:04
NCommanderer, yeah, I put it in the wrong window18:04
NCommanderI was just pinging him so he was aware I took care of it18:05
ScottKI agree and per the process (that I still haven't written in the wiki) it's up to you to say so and anyone who disagrees to appeal to MC.18:05
NCommanderIts a good thing for you the meeting was canceled :-P18:05
* NCommander uses the stick of lazyness to motivate scottk to update the wiki18:05
NCommanderMy brain is semi fried at the moment18:08
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firstmanhi18:31
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jpdsYay for LP karma from commits.19:02
sebnerjpds: karma hunter :P19:05
jpdssebner: Aren't we all?19:06
sebnerjpds: of course we are :D19:07
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sebnerapachelogger: ping mighty harald :P19:26
apacheloggermeh19:27
apacheloggerjust wanted to leave19:27
apacheloggersebner: sup?19:27
sebnerapachelogger: we now stick to marble-kde4 right? cause normal marble is 0.4 and I could sync 0.6 from debian19:28
apacheloggermarble-kde4 should be marble really19:29
apachelogger!info marble intrepid19:29
ubottumarble (source: kdeedu): Marble globe and map widget. In component main, is optional. Version 4:4.1.0-0ubuntu4 (intrepid), package size 163 kB, installed size 548 kB19:29
sebnerapachelogger: well 4.1 != 0.6 :P19:29
apacheloggersebner: please file a package removal bug and poke some motu to review it and subscribe ubuntu-archive19:30
apacheloggerthe marble source package is superseded by kdeedu19:30
sebnerapachelogger: okidoki19:30
apacheloggersebner: ubuntu wiki describes what content such a bug should have19:30
* apachelogger is out for tonight19:31
apacheloggercya19:31
sebnerapachelogger: baba19:31
emgenthello20:26
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rawlerroughly when will universe be frozen for intrepid?21:06
jpds28th.21:06
ScottK-laptopDepends on what you mean by frozen.21:07
ScottK-laptopFor new packages, as jpds says.  We'll be doing bug fix uploads until probably late Sunday night or early Monday morning before the release.21:08
rawleroki.. thanks.. :)21:09
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rawlerany chance whatsoever to get tetzle (http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=tetzle) in there?21:10
ScottK-laptopSlim.21:10
rawleroki.. :S too bad..21:10
rawleroh, well.. there's always intrepid+1..21:11
rawleror, well, not always.. it's 6 more months, but.. :)21:11
ScottK-laptopIn the mean time, if you get involved in bug fixing, you'll be better known, probably do better packaging and improve your odds significantly for the next time around.21:12
rawlerScottK-laptop:  good idea.. though, to be honest, I'm quite short on time and energy these days.. work has me waaay too occupied.. I packaged tetzle mostly because it's something I use myself, and I try to avoid installing stuff outside the packages managers..21:14
rawlerbut, with the new harvest system, I may scour for bugs once in a while and fix what I can.. :)21:15
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tbielawahey everybody21:38
tbielawaIs anyone around that could please give me some REVU's on this upload? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=lucidlife21:38
xnevermoreIs it more appropriate to use "debuild -S" or debuild -S -sa"?22:06
Riddellxnevermore: -sa is for when you need to include the .orig.tar.gz22:08
Riddellso use it the first time it gets uploaded22:08
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xnevermoreWhen would it be ok to just use "debuild -S"?22:09
xnevermorefor patches, i guess?22:09
bobboxnevermore: yep22:10
xnevermoreIn the case of a new upstream version package, is best to send the .diff.gz file to launchpad, or the .debdiff?22:18
cody-somervillethe .diff.gz22:18
xnevermoreawesome22:19
RaybuntuHi all! Is it possible to build packages for debian with pbuilder on Ubuntu? Can I change the distribution for pbuilder?22:22
Kopfgeldjaegeryes22:23
Raybuntuhow can I do this?22:23
KopfgeldjaegerHave a look at the PbuilderHowto22:23
Raybuntuok!22:24
Kopfgeldjaegerhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto#Multiple%20pbuilders22:24
RaybuntuIs it possible to have more than one distribution for pbuilder at one time?22:24
Kopfgeldjaegersure...22:24
RaybuntuOh yeah!22:25
RaybuntuThx Kopfgeldjaeger22:25
directhexthat pbuilderrc script rules.22:32
NCommanderHola directhex22:40
directhexmorning22:41
NCommanderdirecthex, how goes your vb.net packaging?22:41
directhex<CIA-5> debian-pkg-mono: directhex-guest * r3700 /mono-basic/trunk/debian/changelog: Fix revision to correctly reflect changes in -2 version22:41
NCommanderyay22:41
NCommandernxvl, your REVU account is fixed22:42
NCommanderhttps://edge.launchpad.net/+builds/ - the i386 PPA builder really isn't happy22:43
nxvlNCommander: no it's not22:47
NCommanderBeen screwing with my attempts to package xfce all day :-/22:47
nxvlNCommander: i'm using OpenID login, user nvalcarcel22:48
NCommanderoh22:48
NCommanderNow you tell me22:48
NCommander:-p!22:48
nxvl:D22:49
* NCommander hits you with xfce22:49
nxvlneed to go22:49
nxvlbbl22:49
nxvlread you later22:49
leleobhzNCommander: offtopic: have some logic for build machines names?22:50
NCommanderWhy would I know?22:51
* leleobhz dunno22:51
leleobhz:]22:51
NCommanderThey look like element and color names22:51
NCommanderyellow/gold22:51
leleobhzbut what matches palmer?22:52
* NCommander thought of Final Fantasy VII22:53
* NCommander pokes his new launchpad badgeds22:53
leleobhzWeeee! :p22:54
NCommanderhttp://launchpad.net/~sonicmctails22:54
NCommanderWhat's new :-)22:54
leleobhzTomorrow news: Sega buys launchpad :p22:56
* directhex changes his name to miles "tails" prower, vows to fight against italian plumbers everywhere22:57
tbielawaWill some one please give me some REVU's on this upload? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=lucidlife I gotta run home now, but I'd appreciate it greatly23:33

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