=== Ng_ is now known as Ng [02:44] is puiparts being executed consistently as part of a universe harness? === geeter is now known as crimsun_ === boshhead_ is now known as boshhead [09:21] Hello, I am making a new package for sl-modem , but it does not build in intrepid, can someone help ? [09:22] http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17788419/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-i386.sl-modem_2.9.11%7E20080817-1%7Eintrepid1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [09:29] AnAnt_: that's a common one, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilerFlags#-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 [09:31] geser: thanks [09:36] geser: is D_FORTIFY_SOURCE being used in Debian too ? [09:43] AnAnt_: afaik no === asac_ is now known as asac [09:57] geser: 'S_IRUSR' undeclared (first use in this function) [09:57] that's what I get now [10:06] geser: nevermind, added a header file [10:20] thanks again [11:38] In which directory do I have to install .ui files? [11:38] /usr/share//? [11:48] How can I mark a bug as affecting Hardy? :/ [11:50] iulian: .ui as in the replacement for .glade? [11:51] RainCT: "Nominate for release" [11:51] geser: ah, the "nominate" was confusing me :) thanks [11:52] well, release managers can decline the nomination, right? [12:05] RainCT: No, I don't think so, .ui files uses an XML format. [12:07] laga: I think that everyone from the -drivers team can decline nominations. [12:10] it's motu for universe and core-dev for main who approve/decline nominations [12:12] Oh, thanks for clarifying, pochu. [12:14] superm1: Hi, can you please look at bug 251330 and tell me if it's ok to sponsor it? It's sitting in the u-u-s queue for some time now. [12:14] Launchpad bug 251330 in mythtv-status "mythtv-status init script lacks the 'status' action" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/251330 [12:16] pochu: So, how come Brian Murray can decline nominations? [12:16] "The Ubuntu release manager is Ubuntu Drivers." [12:17] He is a member of the ubuntu-drivers team. So, everyone from that team can approve/decline nominations. [12:17] Not only motus or core developers. [12:26] hello, can anyone tell me how to include a .desktop file in a package? [12:28] Light-: add the file to the debian/ directory and install it into usr/share/pixmaps (with dh_install or whatever) [12:30] /usr/share/pixmaps? most of my other applications have .desktop files in /usr/share/applications [12:30] Light-: err, I mean applications :) [12:30] * Light- thought pixmaps was for icons [12:30] yea.. lapsus [12:30] iulian: so I guess ubuntu-drivers can approve/decline for all the distro, and core-dev for main and motu for universe [12:30] ah ok :P [12:31] iulian: Yes, .glade's are XML too. Anyway, does it define a GTK interface? If so, then yes, /usr/share// is right (but you'll have to check if the application looks there or someone else for it) [12:31] RainCT: so, the .desktop file is in the debian/ directory... what do I need to do to get it to the final .deb puts it in /usr/share/applications? [12:32] s/to/so [12:32] Light-: does the package have a debian/install (or debian/.install) file? [12:32] yep [12:32] Light-: then add this line to it: debian/.desktop usr/share/applications [12:33] Light-: and basically that's it :). Note that you can validate the .desktop file with desktop-file-validate, and that the comment should start with a verb [12:33] actually... now that I check it only has debian/control debian/files and debian/rules [12:33] (also the changelog, copyright etc) [12:34] Light-: can you paste the debian/rules somewhere? [12:35] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/48859/ [12:35] the debian/rules has an install: section === fta_ is now known as fta [12:35] RainCT: It's a python application, no idea where to look at. [12:38] iulian: well, just run it after installing from the package and see if it works :P. or run "egrep -r \.ui *" in the source [12:38] Light-: # dh_install [12:38] Light-: uncomment that line and then add a debian/install file containing the line I told you [12:39] ok, thanks i'll give that a go [12:39] Light-: (or just replace the "# dh_install" line with "dh_install debian/.desktop usr/share/applications" and then you won't need a new file) [12:43] pochu: do you know if bug 272231 needs a FFe or does if fall into the general gnome FFe? [12:43] Launchpad bug 272231 in nautilus-python "Please sponsor nautilus-python 0.5.1 into intrepid" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/272231 [12:43] ok, final question: in a .desktop file, eg for brasero I see "Icon=brasero", where is that defined? [12:44] as far as I know it check your icon theme for a matching icon and falls back to /usr/share/pixmaps [12:45] ohk, thanks [12:49] geser: I think it needs one, as it doesn't follow the GNOME release schedule (so it has no freezes upstream) [12:50] geser: but seb128 would know for sure [12:52] geser: OTOH motu-release delegated on Seb for GNOME packages [12:52] so he can decide whether it fits or not for an exception [12:55] pochu: thanks, will ask seb128 [13:01] persia: there? [13:02] slytherin: Yes. [13:03] persia: Can you please take care of bug #268914 before the confusion multiplies? [13:03] Launchpad bug 268914 in javassist "Please build with openjdk so it can be moved to universe" [Wishlist,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/268914 [13:06] slytherin: Added to my list. People should read debdiffs :) [13:06] :-) [13:13] Hobbsee: you can ack main FFe, can't you? [16:31] geser, isn't kirkland MOTU? [16:32] geser, oh nvm, it looks like someone luca already mentioned that :) [16:33] superm1: now yes, but not as the bug was filed [17:14] devfil_: around? [17:15] devfil_: re bug #255837, could you please improve the comments on your patches? [17:15] Launchpad bug 255837 in collectd "collectd FTBFS in intrepid" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/255837 [17:15] devfil_: that way they are unlikely to get accepted upstream, because they are not self explanatory at all [17:16] siretart: ah, good to see you. Just wanted to tell you that I really have to time to do this mlt thing (damn summer job). At least for the next 2 weeks and as it needs a FFe .. [17:18] sebner: you mean no time? [17:18] siretart: ah yes === paul_ is now known as Elbrus [17:33] siretart: ok, I will np [20:27] which package managers in ubuntu don't install recommends by default? [20:32] apt-get install --no-install-recommends [20:35] emgent: hey [20:35] you uploaded all-in-one-sidebar ... ignoring that its maintained in bzr [20:36] emgent: i will now just upload without your changes ;) ... feel free to submit those changes as a bzr branch ;) [20:38] iulian, i don't think that counts as "by default" [20:39] emgent: ok i integrated your standard-versions bump [20:40] so all should be there now [20:42] directhex: Ahh, sorry, misread [20:44] emgent: ok all fine again i think ;) ... maybe remember to "not" ignore the warning apt-get source spits out when there is a Vcs-Bzr header in control :) [20:45] asac: hi! i file a bug against network-manager-openvpn, that as i understand you touched last [20:45] asac: Bug 272689 [20:45] nxvl: i am more or less the one to talk to yes [20:45] Launchpad bug 272689 in network-manager-openvpn "Fails to upgrade network configurations" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/272689 [20:45] buzt i am out for 10 minutes ;) [20:45] nxvl: thats a known bug i am quite sure [20:45] problem is that someone needs to implement the migration code from what i understand [20:46] and the import code might be broken [20:46] asac: did you have any reference on that? (as in a link to read and implement) [20:53] nxvl: not in my head ... and searching in launchpad is painful ;) [20:54] nxvl: i think it was on the networkmanager mailing list [20:54] not long ago [20:54] most likely in sep ... maybe aug [21:03] user in #ubuntu was using hardy-proposed main and now needs to downgrade. Flannel pointed out to me that he could pin hardy-proposed packages to 1001. However, I'm not sure how to match only hardy-proposed in the "Pin:" line [21:06] Pin: release a=hardy-proposed [21:06] He wants to downgrade from -proposed [21:07] erm, I tried that I swear crimsun :) (it works) [21:07] thanks [21:07] np [21:08] i need to find a core dev to beat with the "upload this package, you!" stick. [21:12] <\sh> siretart: when you read this, please give me a ring tomorrow morning I need someone who can provide some bandwidth for testing a new 4gbit/s line [21:15] <\sh> siretart: and don't forget the "kinderschnitzel" this week .. planed is to stay in nbg until wednesday ,) [21:16] <\sh> good night until tomorrow [22:26] asac: were those dozen+ mails due to #272772 necessary? [22:27] azeem: yeah. ignore [22:27] I'll just remove myself from the respective team I think [22:47] azeem: which team is that? [22:49] asac: apparently the debichem team through gnome-chemistry-utils [23:00] azeem: yeah. wont take long ... then the mail wont happen anymore :) [23:01] good night [23:31] tcsh debdiff (#86683) pushed.