[00:04] please someone can sponsor ? https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/obextool/+bug/133748 [00:04] Ubuntu bug 133748 in obextool "Obextool don't have menu entry" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [00:11] i thought we were out of the habit of assigning to u-u-s [00:16] crimsun: Yeah, u-u-s should be subscribed, not assigned [00:17] jekil: You don't have to ask people to sponsor, someone will get to it in time [00:17] (also you didn't mention the control changes in your changelog) [00:18] (also, there is a new upstream release of this program, consider updating to it) [00:20] iulian: congrats! [00:23] Laney: Thanks. [00:24] Done your first upload yet? [00:24] Congrats iulian [00:25] iulian: You might be interested in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/New [00:25] Laney: Not yet. [00:26] congratulations iulian [00:26] nhandler: Thanks, I'll have a look at it tomorrow morning. I'm pretty tired right now and I should go to bed. [00:26] Thank you james_w. [00:27] * iulian yawns === ropetin_ is now known as ropetin === tritium_ is now known as tritium [02:56] Is there anything that can be done to get a package that needs w32codecs into the repositories? [03:04] nhandler: Are there w32codecs that are distributable? [03:07] ScottK: I'm not sure. I'm also not sure exactly what parts of w32codecs the package needs. [03:07] And I thought w32codecs needed a Windows license to use legally ... [03:07] You need to be able to get a package's depends into the archive, so .... [03:09] ScottK: Ok, I just wanted to make sure there wasn't any other way before I told him that it can't get in with that depends [03:09] Depends: windows-license [03:10] StevenK: Why would I want that garbage getting pulled onto my machine? [03:10] nhandler: Because that's what w32codecs legally requires [03:23] nhandler: you can do like we do for stuff that needs libdvdcss2, fwiw. [03:24] it's a bit dirty, but... [03:24] It's quite dirty [03:25] Hobbsee: He is the upstream author of the application. I'm going to see if he can modify it to not Depend on w32codecs [03:25] nhandler: that works too === bluesmoke_ is now known as Amaranth [04:07] StevenK: Not even a Windows license is enough, most of that stuff says you can't use it outside of Windows and/or outside of installing their program on Windows === in[v]aleed is now known as invaleed [04:34] imp/win 30 === LucidFox_ is now known as LucidFox [06:57] I am getting smtp send error when i use the submittodebian command [06:58] please help anyone [07:05] are you using your own smtp server? [07:09] Hobbsee, no [07:10] here is the error I get: http://pastebin.com/d709c8367 [07:13] coolbhavi: they probably won't let you use their own smtp server, i suspect. [07:14] Hobbsee, why? [07:14] As long as the To address is something they accept, I don't see why not [07:14] because letting any joe random use your smtp server is a bad idea? [07:14] that's true [07:15] Hi. The package flashblock depends of CVS image, ignoring the normal release versions (jaunty => flashblock-1.3.11a~snapshot20081113, author = 1.5.7.1). Won't it ibe better to repackage it? [07:15] Hobbsee: Sure, but joe random can use your SMTP server to send you mail [07:15] this is true [07:16] Hobbsee, Okay so now should I open an account? [07:16] Which SMTP server is it using? [07:17] submit@bugs.debian.org [07:17] That's an e-mail address, and not an SMTP server. [07:18] okay! sorry wait a min please [07:18] Connecting to fiordland.ubuntu.com via SMTP... [07:19] That's why. [07:19] fiordland isn't going to like you using it to send mail to a bugs.debian.org, address [07:19] s/,// [07:19] okay! now which address to change? [07:20] coolbhavi: There should be an option to set it, I'd suggest you try rietz.debian.org [07:20] okay! [07:21] * Hobbsee notes that one needs to authenticate to fiordland.ubuntu.com before sending, it appears. [07:21] Oh? [07:22] or else i'm not reading requestsync right [07:22] Which line? [07:23] fabrice_sp: please ask in #ubuntu-mozillateam [07:23] crimsun, will do. Thanks === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [10:34] Hi... I'm looking for a little guidance on the REVU process (new to it, but have read a few of the docs, and uploaded my package -- wondering what comes next) [10:37] Also saw a comment on one of the other "new packages" the other day saying it was going to be uploaded to intrepid -- wondered if that was a typo or if there is some kind of shadow process for getting packages included in older universe repositories? [10:37] iulian: congrats on being a motu! === invaleed is now known as in[v]aleed [11:23] hello [11:29] Hobbsee: are you living in antarctica? [11:30] savvas: of course. [11:32] no, seriously, i was looking at map locations: https://launchpad.net/~hobbsee [11:32] I figured. [11:32] :) [11:32] * Hobbsee is clearly located in Antarctica. [11:33] it must be so.. cool hehe [11:34] better yet, cold! [11:35] very! [11:35] Warm jackets are a must! [11:38] someone please stop coolbhavi ? [11:38] emgent: from what? [11:38] emgent: what did he do now? [11:39] Hobbsee: launchpad.. him continue to notify sync and merge, but dont take time for review and test it.. [11:39] emgent: sigh. send a mail to him, asking him to stop if he doesn't have the time to review and test? [11:39] we should ask to implement launchpad user ban... ehehe [11:40] emgent: if that fails, mail the MC / MOTU list about it [11:40] Hobbsee: yeah.. but not reply.. [11:40] emgent: oh, so you've tried this, and he hasn't replied? [11:40] not now.. [11:40] https://launchpad.net/~bhavi ? [11:40] i mailed yesterday [11:40] savvas: yea [11:40] savvas: yep :-) [11:42] emgent: I acked some syncs from him ^ [11:42] the real problem is that him dont work in one bug.. him start to work in N bug..and mass notify sync/merge/fix in launchpad.. [11:42] sebner: have you saw drupal sync request ? [11:42] This sounds like someone we knew [11:42] oh dear. [11:42] StevenK: it's not the same guys [11:42] -s [11:42] emgent seen yes, reviewed no [11:42] * Hobbsee eyes https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gitmagic/+bug/315748 [11:43] Ubuntu bug 315748 in gitmagic "Please sync gitmagic 20090101-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,New] [11:43] it`s wrong.. [11:43] I figured, but the behaviour patterns are disturbing [11:43] emgent: he's clearly still active, but hasn't responded to your mail. I'd try emailing the MOTU list, and CCing him, and seeing if that has any effect. [11:44] Hobbsee: yeah will try it if him dont reply to me today. [11:44] danke, i go to eat [11:44] brb people [11:44] Hobbsee: is there something wrong with that bug 315748 ? [11:44] Launchpad bug 315748 in gitmagic "Please sync gitmagic 20090101-1 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)." [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/315748 [11:45] tuxmaniac: well, as for why he's giving it an ubuntu version, in the build log, i'm not sure. [11:45] aah Ok [11:45] tuxmaniac: but that suggests he doesn't actually know what he's doing, and the difference between a sync and a merge. [11:46] No, it's because he's uploading it to his PPA [11:46] The buildlog comes the PPA [11:46] i figured that, but he should be able to upload the debian version to a ppa [11:46] Maybe he doesn't know how [11:46] * Hobbsee has also got no idea if he's actually changed anything else [11:46] gitmagic (20090101-1ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low [11:46] . [11:46] * Build test. [11:47] emgent: re drupal6, launchpad says we have no ubuntu changes on it, fwiw [11:47] eyeballing it, it's probably OK [11:47] what's the difference between sync and merge? because I recently asked for amarok 2.0 :P [11:47] Hobbsee: pong exim4 -> postfix [11:48] savvas: merge is when you have local changes in Ubuntu and you want to update a package from Debian [11:48] * Hobbsee snorts at both bugs on the drupal package. [11:48] tuxmaniac: and sync when you want to get a new release package? [11:49] drupal6? [11:49] Since drupal is a different package again [11:49] savvas: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/Merging [11:49] StevenK: no, it's the same thing [11:49] And made me go, "Um? This was removed in ... Gutsy?" [11:49] StevenK: they go by api now [11:49] StevenK: as in, drupal5, drupal6, etc. [11:49] oh, thanks!! [11:49] Bleh [11:49] StevenK: why bleh ? [11:49] savvas: no. sync is when you have an outdated package with no local Ubuntu changes and there is a better version in Debian. Youmight just want a sync. [11:50] emgent: Seperate packages for every API [11:50] * Hobbsee looks at hte eyesore from multiple people that is https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/drupal6/+bug/229795 [11:50] And that it's written in PHP [11:50] Ubuntu bug 229795 in drupal5 "Sync Drupal 6.2 to Ubuntu" [Unknown,Fix released] [11:50] savvas: ofcourse one must build and check if the new package has extra dependency or any changes that prohibits from building in Ubuntu [11:50] Hobbsee: anyway it`snt a SYNC ubuntu use postfix and debian exim4 in default mode, also there are some scripts and dir to fix if i remember well. [11:52] emgent: mmmkay. https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/drupal6 says it was autosynced currently, fwiw. You may want to make ubuntu changes to it though, after the new one goes in [11:53] at this point ya, will do [11:54] or just pull in the new version while you're at it [11:54] ;) [11:54] It needs Ubuntu changes? [11:54] StevenK: correct [11:55] it`s impossible think to sync Drupal form debian.. if debian use exim4 in default mode and ubuntu use postifx. [11:56] after that there are more little fix to apply about dirs, debian use /srv/ and ubuntu not. [11:56] i will take a look later. [11:57] emgent: ah, looks like you're thinking of drupal5. Those bugs are for drupal6. [12:05] is anyone here involved with the edos page for Ubuntu? [12:22] ah, gaspa, it looks like you may be involved with the edos page, is that correct? [12:23] gaspa: if so, has there been some restructuring recently? === ziroday` is now known as ziroday === cschmied is now known as schmiedc [13:00] james_w: what? [13:01] gaspa: is http://hattory.no-ip.info/issues/edos/ anything to do with you? [13:02] yep, it's mine [13:02] did you make some changes in the last couple of days [13:02] ? [13:03] couple of days? no. Before the new year. [13:03] the links from harvest no longer go to the right place, and the csv file has gone? [13:03] thanks for running it though btw [13:03] uhm [13:03] I see [13:03] in fact there's no csv files. [13:05] james_w: thanks for the signal, I'm taking a look [13:05] thanks [13:08] james_w: JFY, do you use it, usually? [13:08] yeah, it's a useful tool [13:09] cool :) I'm refactoring the cache code, and trying to move all into python modules. [13:09] so they can be re-used in other stuff. [13:10] * gaspa feel a little more useful to the world, now. :) === azeem_ is now known as azeem === fta_ is now known as fta [13:44] james_w: run by hand seems to work. honestly I'm not understanding... [13:44] feel free to ping me if it brokes again. [13:59] Should the short description in debian/control begin with a capital letter? [14:00] * RainCT doesn't think so, but that depends on who writes it [14:00] qno [14:00] -q [14:00] Since the synopsis is a clause, rather than a full sentence, we recommend that it neither start with a capital nor end with a full stop (period). It should also not begin with an article, either definite (the) or indefinite (a or an). [14:01] Laney: Is that from the Debian policy? [14:01] developers' reference [14:01] :) [14:01] http://www.debian.org/doc/developers-reference/best-pkging-practices.html#bpp-pkg-synopsis [14:04] * RainCT should re-read all this stuff to know from where to quote when he answers something :P [14:05] * nhandler thinks we need to create a Packaging FAQ [14:05] there is already one [14:06] I just googled for debian/control short description :( [14:06] somewhere on wiki.ubuntu.com... [14:06] Laney: hehe [14:08] RainCT: I know, but iirc, it was very incomplete [14:09] nhandler: complete it then :) [14:09] * RainCT runs [14:09] * iulian looks around. [14:09] RainCT: I'll add it to my enormous todo list [14:10] RainCT: Would you please modify my revu permissions so I can advocate? [14:10] btw, as soon as someone upload a new ubuntu-dev-tools revision, pbuilder-dist.new will replace pbuilder-dist [14:10] iulian: sure [14:11] iulian: oh, I didn't see you yesterday when I wanted to say this, so: congrats! :) [14:11] iulian: congratulations, btw :) [14:11] Replace pbuilder-dist with pbuilder-dist.new. \o/ [14:11] RainCT: I think we should be do for a new upload soon. The changelog is getting pretty long [14:12] nhandler: yeah.. and then backport to intrepid [14:12] RainCT, sebner: Thanks. [14:15] iulian: done (LP was slow and didn't want me to login.. :P) [14:18] iulian: would you like to start of some review advocacy on REVU now? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=gresistor may be a nice start ;) === asac_ is now known as asac [14:32] RainCT: Thanks :) [14:33] tuxmaniac: Sure, I will have a look at it today. [15:02] Hi there [15:03] I'm trying to upload unchanged sources from debian experimental to my ppa for testing. According to "https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#Using%20packages%20from%20other%20distributions" this should be possible and I think I did it successfully once or twice in the past [15:04] Laibsch: PPA questions in #launchpad. [15:04] OK, thanks === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde === in[v]aleed is now known as invaleed [15:59] HI all [15:59] hi persia [16:00] i wanna know what i can do if when i compile with cmake (my first time) appears 'Unknown CMake command "qt4_wrap_ui"' [16:30] hi again [16:30] hi Emmet [16:30] Hi RainCT [16:30] i wanna know what i can do if when i compile with cmake (my first time) appears 'Unknown CMake command "qt4_wrap_ui" [16:31] which package i need to install? === khashayar is now known as khashayar_away [16:38] someone can help? [16:39] anakron: packages.ubuntu.com has a search function to see in which package a particular file is in [16:49] are there any plans to update git on 8.10 to current [16:49] ? === invaleed is now known as in[v]aleed [16:57] abedra: you may be able to package it up and submit it to the package maintainers for that project. [16:58] Brandon_: yeah [16:58] Brandon_: I will get it all packaged up === jussi01 is now known as jussi01_ [16:58] Brandon_: I develop in rails day to day and the capistrano deployment tool doesn't work with git 1.5.x === jussio1 is now known as jussi01 [16:59] Brandon_: So it would be nice to have 1.6.x out in package form [16:59] abedra: thanks for your contribution! [17:05] hey [17:05] azeem [17:05] but i build dependencies [17:05] and i cant compile it [17:15] I don't suppose anybody would consider reviewing http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?upid=4467 if they've got time? I've already fixed a number of comments from irc. [17:16] someone can help? [17:16] i wanna know what i can do if when i compile with cmake (my first time) appears 'Unknown CMake command "qt4_wrap_ui" [17:16] i build dependencies and they are ok [17:16] and i cant compile it [17:20] anakron: I think you need to include the cmake module with that command in in your CMakeLists.txt. [17:22] From http://cmake.org/cmake/help/cmake2.6docs.html I can see that qt4_wrap_ui looks to be in FindQt, so add "include (FindQt)" somewhere near the beginning of CMakeLists.txt. [17:22] (probably) [17:26] ok thanks === khashayar_away is now known as khashayar [18:07] Hello, my program, epidermis, is now displayed as a Ubuntu package at https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/epidermis/ what does this mean? [18:08] Nothing has been published yet on that page [18:09] Does this mean someone's considering adding Epidermis to the repos? [18:17] Flimm: I guess it's just Launchpad being weird [18:19] Hey motu [18:19] Anyone want better support for firewire audio recording devices? Please review libffado: http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/details.py?package=libffado [18:27] * khashayar thinks ffado's the best thing since sliced bread. Please? === khashayar is now known as khashayar_away === khashayar_away is now known as khashayar === devfil_ is now known as devfil [19:41] NCommander: is there any plan on updating linux-image-* for powerpc? === khashayar is now known as khashayar_away === warp10_ is now known as warp10 === asac_ is now known as asac